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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-05-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF Interior Land Office at
Woodward, Okla. Apr, Is, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Albert Leudecke Of
Floris, Okla, has filed notice OF his intention
to make comutation proof in support of his
claim viz.H u No. M779 made Feb. 2i. 1908
TOR the NWk section "a, township Q N, range 2s
and that said proof will be made before
w. 7. Quinn, Clerk Of the District Court in has
office at Beaver, Okla, on May Is, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
the land, viz;
j, p. Hatton, Miles, KAN; Caleb Greer, Miles,
KAN; VIM. 7. Lawrence, Floris, Okla; Henry
Nichols Miles, Kan.
4-2S:5 :5-28. DICK +. MORGAN. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-05-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior Land once at

woodward, Oklahoma. March "a. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Ava Adams Of
sophia oklahoma, has filed notice Of his I'M
tention to make final proof in support Of his
claim, viz: HE No. Isss2, made NAV I. 1904 for
the swk Sec. IA, Twp IN, R "a f., and that
said proof will be made before W. T. Quinn,
Clerk Of the District Court, In his Office At
Beaver, Oklahoma, on May l2, 1as.
He names the following witnesse, To prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiya ton
Of, the land, viz:
George W. Adams, viii L. Nester, Hersehsi
Allen, James ID. Adams, all OF Sophia, Okla.
40 6-A DIoK T. MORoAS, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-05-07
Notice for Publication,

Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Woodward, Okla, March 10, 1903
Notice is hereby given that Isaac N. Phelps
OF Beaver, Okla. has filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof in support OF
his claim viz: HE No. 10is,. made November
22, 1901, for the lots "a q Eh Swh Section
80, Township 4 N, Range 2S, f. C. NJ.
and that said proof will be made before W. T
Quinn, Clerk Of the District Court, in his Office
at Beaver, Okla, on Mays, 1903.
He names the following witnesses to prove hii
continuous residence upon, and cultivation oI
the land, viz:
William Woolery, Fielden s. McCay, Samue
Filing, Archie 7. Stephenson, all Of Beaver
Okla.
a. ST DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-05-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department CT the Interior, Land once q

woodward. Oklahoma. April 2S, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Henry Scoggin
OF Floris, Okla, has filed notice OF his In.
tention TO make final proof In support
Of his claim, viz HE No. 1857, made Apr
II. 1903, for the sen Sec. "a Twp. ON,
Range q i, and that said proof will be made
before W. T. Quinn, Clerk OF the District Court
In his Office at Beaver. Okla, on June 2, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
the land. viz:
!. John Fitch, Edd Beatty, John A. Dorman, u.
B. Curns, all Of Floris, Okla.
40 62s DICK 7. MORGAN, Register.
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Notice for Publicati ton.

Department Of the Interior, Land Office ct
Woodward, Oklahoma, March 6th, 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that Della J. Niece Of
Conroy, Oklahoma, has nled notice Of his inten-
tion to make final I've year proof In support Of
his claim, viz: HE No. 1896, made March "a
1908, TOR the Swk Sec. IS, Twp N. %. E., and
that said proof will he made before Register and
Receiver, at Woodward, Okla, on May 10th,
1903,
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
centinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
he land, viz;
Fred Partridge, Jack W. Day, d. T. Quinlan,
John Mitchell, all ofConroy, Okla.
80 5-N DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-05-07
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, Land ONCE at
woodward, Okla. April 4, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Silas Delvin
Bayne Of Hamilton, Okla, has filed notice OF
his intention to make commutation proof in
support OF his claim, viz: HE No. 2s9a2, made
January Is, 1905, for the NEk Sec. IS, Twp5N,
r "a 4. Z. NJ, and that said proof will be made
before W. T. Quinn, Clerk of the District Court
in his Office at Beaver, Okla, on May 22nd
1903.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
the land, viz:
Lyman StClair, Willie l.. TrumLel, John W
Crusinberry, Richard H. Clifford, all of Hamil
ton, Okla.
4l6 5-2S DICk T. MORGAN, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-05-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
Land Office at Woodward Okla.

March l6, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that Nathan Hinkle
OF Miles. Kans, has nled notice of his in
tention to make nnsl proof In support
Of bis claim, viz; HE No i0soS, made January
II. 1902. Tor the Wy ,NEkf-& Eh Nwk
Section IL, Townsnipb N, Range "a Il. c. NJ
and that said proof with Sbs made be-
forsM T. Quinn Clerk OF the District Court, in
his. Office at Beaver, Okla, ON May, 1908.
Re nane5 the following witnesSes to
prove his continuous residence upon and caltiva'
eAef tls lsNlpo1l9 ~ -~tssA .-.- X
'sAshfy Nichols! Caleb B. 0eef, Msyo' o,
Miles, Kansas, Brent G. Lewis Of Beaver, Okla
~ 81 DICK T. MORGAN. Register.
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Notice for Publication.

DepartmeDs OF the Interior, Land once at
Woodward, Okla. April %, ISe.
Notices. hereby given that Gilbert E. Ing
ham, Of Balko, Okla, has nled notice Of his In.
tention to make communication proof In support
Of his claim, viz: HE No 1860 made August
rs, 1905, for the Ek Sec 81, Twp an, Range 22E
and that said proof will be made before W. T
Quinn Clerk OF the District Cou.t In his Office Al
Beaver, Okla, on June 2, 1908.
He names the following witnesse, to prove hi.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
the land, viz;
David N oyerton, OF Beaver Okla, Albert l.
Oerton. OF Beaver, Okla, John N. Jones, o
balko, Okla, VIM. H. Fishgarb, Of Balko, Okla
$50 SIS Dick T. MoRaaR, ,Resister.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Polo Players Ready to
Open the Season
First Game viii Be Played To-
morrow on CIark'S San
MafeO Field

The polo season in California will
open tomorrow. Play will take place
on Charles w Clark's field at San Ma
teo. The ball will be thrown in at
2:So p. m. sharp. which is half an hour
earlier than has previously been the
practice. The reason for the innova
tion this year is that there is a re-
newed interest in the game, and many
who are desirous of attending the sea-
sons series of contests spend the win
ter in San Francisco and have to leave
on the 4:30 train for home. 1t has
also been found that the half-hour
carries the game past sunset, which
makes it cold playing and somewhat
hard on the ponies that are not in
active play. The red and white sides
Tor the opening game will be picked
from the following players:
Richard NJ. Tobin Walter S. Hobart,
Thomas Driscoll. Walter McCreary.
John Lawson, Edward Howard, Doctor
McEnery and George Cameron. DIR. Me
Emery is new addition to the ranks
or the polo enthusiasts. and is one of
the most promising that has been seen
IN the saddle for years. He plays No.
l for all there is in it, displaying a
great deal of good headwork
Word has been received that Francis
j. CaroIan will not join in the play
until after Christmas. as he is not
expected to return home before that
wife of England. we'll known in the
Burlingame club. are expected to arrive
about the same time to visit the Clarks
Word has also been received that Cap
tain Pickering. Canadian enthusiast
OF note, will join in the local games
during Christmas week. These gentle
men, with Frank Mackay and those
who are coming from England with
him, will complete the list of some IA
visitors who will then be here. These.
added to the 10 local players, will give
six teams that will be possible to be
put in the field. The outlook, therefore,
is exceedingly promising for the great
est year in polo that has ever been
enjoyed in northern California. They
are all expected to visit Coronado dur
ing the big championship meet, many
of them taking part in the tournament.
After the tourney it is expected that
when they return many of the south
ern men will come north and close the
season with series of brilliant con-
tests.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Olympics and BarbS
Ready for Fray

The Olympic and Barbarian teams
who are to meet tomorrow at Califor-
MIA field in Berkeley for the coast Rug
by club championship were announced
last night.
The teams are the strongest that
either club has put out this season and
when the game starts at p. m. one
of the largest crowds that has ever
witnessed club game viii be on hand
The tickets have been selling far
quicker than was expected.
The men in the Barbarian forwards
man lighter than their opponents. This
weight will be a big asset in favor Of
the Olympic team. The Olympic back
field is also considerably heavier than
the Barbs and the latter viii have
10 depend a good deal on their extra
experience and knowledge of the game.
Both teams are in the pink of con-
ditiOn, and the Olympic men viii hold
secret signal practice at the club to-
night.
Captain Kerrigan viii be unable to
play in tOmorrOw's game but will be
on the sidelines. A successor TO Ker-
rigan will be elected tonight. 1t is
probable that Ollie Snedigar will be
nominated for the position. Referee
Blair will give the teams their final
instructions on the field at p. m.
and full halves of 40 minutes each will
be played.
The Olympic reserves will be: Kerri-
gan. Mimic. Sweeney. Pomeroy and
Walfisch. The teams and their weights
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Fifteen Cars Start in
Race Today
Light Autos to Strive for In
fernafiOnaI HOnOrS at
Savannah

SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov 24-All of the
foreign and American drivers who are
to pilot cars in the international light
car and grand prize races here were
called together tonight at the head
quarters of the Automobile Club of
America, in the Hotel de Soto. and given
their final instructions for the race.
The light ear event-a 20 lap jaunt
arourd a short 10 mile rectangle-will
be started tomorrow at IL a. m. and the
indications point tonight to Is entrants.
The grand prize race of 1928 miles,
the longest road race ever run In
America, will be started at o'clock
Thanksgiving morning. with 20 of the
fastest cars representing France. Ger
many, Italy and the United States en-
tered.
The only serious accidents of the
practice period for the racing here have
occurred to the light cars, and there IS
not little apprehension tonight lest
the more daring of the drivers should
send their frail little charges along to-
morrow at too great sped for safety.
There are but four turns on the rec
tangular course, however, and all are
We'll banked Six hundred troops are
to be thrown about the racing roads,
f1aSmen are to be stationed at the
shortest of intervals, and everything
possible in the way of protection OF
the course will be done. With the light
car race starting at IL o'clock the re-
suit should be known shortly after 3
p: m. The exact distance of the race is
1876 miles.
The two absentees from the II
starters originally announced for to-
morrow's race will be The American
Aristocrat," which did not arrive, and
the "Gregoire,' a French entrant.
The S. P. O. car, which crashed into
trees and went completely through a
telephone pole last Saturday with
Mechanician de Rosa, who was killed
has been practically rebuilt since the
accident and will be a sure starter to-
morrow. Herbert Corners will be at
the wheel instead of Jean Juhasse.
who was injured in the wreck.
The revised list of light cars and
drivers starting tomorrow follow:
No. |, s. p. o., Corners; No. 2,
Lancla. Hilliard; No 3. Chalmers De-
troit, Bergdol; No. 5. Cameron, Cam
eron; No. 6. Potter. Pool; No. 8, Buick.
Burman; No 9. Maxwell. See; No. 10,
Chalmers Detroit, Lormer; No. II.
Buick, Hearne: No. II, Maxwell. Cos
tello; No. 13, Chalmers-Detroit. Burns;
No. IA. Buick. Masler; No. Is. Maxwell,
MunWeiler; No. 16 Buick, Jeffers; No.
II, Maxwell. Kelsy
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Hayes and DorandO to
Rernn Marathon
Rivals of Olympic Race viii
Settle Supremacy in New
York Tonight
Special Dispatch to The Call

Special Dispatch to The Call
NEW YORK. Nov 24-Dorando Pie
tri of Carpi, Italy, and John j. Hayes
of New York, the two famous athletes
who made sensational sporting history
at the finish of the Marathon race at
the Olympic games in London last sum-
mer, are IN prime condition for the re-
running of this event, which takes
place at Madison square garden tomor-
row night The full distance of the
Olympic Marathon will be run, 20 miles
3S5 yards.
Dorando has been training at the
Columbia university and the Pastime
athletic club. Hayes has been training
faithfully for the last month, doing
his road work in Westchester county
athletic club and The American horse
exchange.
This race has created more talk in
the sporting circles than any event thai
has taken place in New York in years
and the advance sale of seats has been
very heavy. The Italians of New York
are worked up TO a high pitch of ex-
citement and the foreigner has been
deluged with offers of presents of all
descriptions if he is successful in de-
feating Hayes.
Two bands have been engaged, one
an Italian and the other Bayne's Sixty
will play on opposite sides OF the gar
den during the running OF the race
Singers have been engaged to lead the
rooters of the two men in American
and Italian patriotic songs. The race
will start promptly at O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Relay Runners Ready
for Long Sprint

All is ia readiness for the big relay
race between the Y NJ c. A teams
Of this city and san Jose. which viii
start from city Han square at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning Each team
viii carry a message from Mayor Tay-
Tor TO Mayor Davidson Of the Garden
City, and the man who first delivers
the slip of paper to the latter viii win
the contest for his team.
The contest promises to BE one of
the most exciting of its kind that has
ever taken place here. All the crack
runners of the Y. NJ c. A. teams here
and in the Santa Clara valley have en-
tered. The boys have trained for sew
eral weeks past and re IN the pink
of condition for the run. The relays
viii be a mile and half mile respec-
lively.
The runners viii start out Market
street TO Fifteenth then TO Valencia
and over 10 Mission and out the Mission
road TO san Jose. Chief Biggy viii
detail q special squad 10 keep the road
clear. Several autos Will follow the
runners, while their admirers VIII line
Up at various points along the way TO
cheer them on Following is the mes
sage which viii be delivered from
Mayor Taylor TO Mayor Davidson:
san FRANCISCO. Nov 2s. 1905.
Hon Charles ". Davidson. Mayor Of San Jose:
My Dear Mr.. Mavor-On this day of thanks
giving 1 send you very hearty greetings. which
VIII be handed to y0u by the successful team
iu the relay from San Francisco TO Sar
Jose participated in by the members Of the
Young Mems Christian association.
This competition is run IN the interest Oi
clean sport and doubt will be worthy OF that
association which has done so much for the
material and spiritual benefit Of young men
Very cordially yours,
EDWARD robson TAYLOR.
Mayor Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Additional Sports News
Uncle Goes Lame in
Another Leg
Misfortune Seems to Pursue
Colt for Which S. 6. HIdrefh
Paid $4,000

The hoodoo is still pursuing Uncle,
the sensational Star Shoot-The Niece
colt which S. C. Hildreth purchased
from John E. Madden last fall for $780,
600. Hildreth seems unable to get
Uncle to the post Several times dur
ing the past year Uncle has been nearly
up TO a race, only to go wrong at the
crucial moment. This happened here
last fall. when Uncle first made his ap-
pearance on the coast. 1t happened
again at New York last spring, just
when Hildreth was counting on win
ming some of the rich fixtures of the
metropolitan racing season with the
colt on the eve of the Withers, in
which he expected his colt TO beat
Colin, so well had he worked for the
race. Uncle fell lame. After a sum-
mer's rest at Seattle. whittier he was
shipped with the rest of the Hildreth
horses, Uncle progressed. well in his
training at EmeryYille for this season s
engagements until a day or two ago,
when he struck himself and again went
lame. This time the trouble is in leg
whica had hitherto given no bother. So
HIdreth has blistered the injured leg
and today Uncle will leave Emeryville
for Arcadia with a carload of the Hill
dreth horses whose preparation for rae
ing viii be completed at the Santa
Anita track. Guiding Star and several
, year olds OF moderate caliber will
be included in the shipment. P. T.
Chinn's Astronomer will go south in
the same car This will be the third
carload that Hildreth has shipped south.
He still has about Is of his best
horses AT Emeryville. and most of the
good horses that have been shipped
south for training viii be sent back
here 10 race as soon as they are in
shape 10 MI their stake engagements.
Uncles winnings in purses and
wagers for Hildreth amount to about
half of his purchase price to date and
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Flynn Whips Johnson
in Ten Rounds

Los ANGELES, Nov. 24.-Jim Flynn
got the decision over Battling Johnson
at the close Of the tenth round tonight
at McCarey's pavilion. His swift work
and ability to land on Johnson at al
most every stage of the game gave him
his third victory over the big fellow.
In the first rounds Johnson seemed
TO strike winning streaek, for he
landed several terrific blows. Flynn
came up smiling each time, though. and
when the fourth started he got busy
Inhghting was his strong hold. In
several of the clinches he pounded
johnson hercely, but the blows had
little effect.
Flynn was a TO 10 favorite and
the decision seemed to meet general
favor, though Johnson by no means
was badly punished and could have
stayed in for many more rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Reliance Club Secures
Bob LeandO

OAKLAND, Nov. 24.-Robert Leando.
one of the best known physical instruc-
tors on the Pacific coast. has ben ap-
pointed physical director of the Re-
lance club. He will take charge at the
clubs new headquarters at Thirteenth
and Harrison streets in few days.
With his coming will be thorough
reorganization of the businessmen S
classes and much of Director Leando' s
work will be with the view of building
up the latter
BOB" Leando was formerly physical
director of the Acme athletic club. after
which he served in similar capacity
for the Reliance club when that or
ganiZation was located at Seventeenth
street and San Pablo avenue. He then
became physical director of the Olym-
pic club of San Francisco, leaving that
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Joe Thomas Beaten by
Sailor Burke
Californian Fails 10 Follow Up
Advantage and Loses on
Decision
Special Dispatch to The Call


BOSTON, Nov. 24.-In a tame. unsat-
isfactory bout of y rounds here tonight
Sailor Burke was awarded the decision
over Joe Thomas. the California middle
weight Thomas early in the fight had
Burke i'm a bad way and almost put
him out by a wicked right hook to the
Jaw. He failed 10 follow UP his ad-
vantage. however. and Burke had a
shade the better of the going toward
the end.
The first eight rounds Of the bout
were tame to excess. both men being
slow and apparently out of condition
There was a constant inclination TO
clinch. and the referee was the busiest
OF the ring trio. separating them. Inc
only briliiancV displayed in the early
part of the contest occurred IN the tniru
round when Thomas hooked Burke on
The Jaw and sent him TO the ropes. Here
the Sailor hung on in dazed conditlon,
but he managed TO stall to the bell
The last four rounds were fast
enough TO suit the fans. Both men
slugged away. with Burke having a
slight advantage. The eleventh round
was particularly eventful. In this round
Burke was aggressive, forcing Ihomas
about the ring. He continually used
a stiff left TO the Jaw and right 10 the
stomach. Thomas landed several lett
hooks 10 the sailors jaw, but was un-
able TO stop him. Burke then drove two
wicked jabs TO the stomach. forcing
Thomas to cover up. Burke plugged
away and only Thomas cleverness
saved him from decisive defeat.
The twelfth round was also brilliant
but the slugging evened up. Thomas
showing again his cleverness to advan-
tage His hard driven hooks TO the jaw
bothered Burke who was shaken up
repeatedly. Burke's tactics We're also
troublesome to the Californian and both
eased of on the milling toward the end
0f the round. The decision in favor of
Burke was not popular with the fans
Thomas work. while it appeared TO be
slow in comparison with his form when
he fought here last merited a draw, il
is generally conceded.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25

own game in the third. Deutschland
did not have the best Of racing luck
though, and il was by only a neck that
he was beaten. Collector Jessup. at
100 TO !, came dangerously close to
upsetting calculations in this race, be-
ing q keen contender all the way and
finishing Tapped on the two short priced
contenders.
Former Jockey Jones made it three
straight with his good colt Madman in
the year old feature of the pro-
gram. This colt is a superlative mud
der, as most OF the get of Hastings
are, and Jockey Shilling won with him
as an odds on favorite should after
leading throughout T. H Williams
Rubia Granda ran well for a first out
and was a creditable second, while Lit
tie Jane. which encountered interfer-
ence in the early stages sufficiently Sc
rious to cost her the place. had to be
content with the show. Strike Out
confirmed the impression. created by
his previous race, that he is a false
alarm by quitting TO a walk after be-
ing prominent TO the stretch.
Marion Rose outfOoted the mediocre
field with which she was contesting
the opener and managed to annex a
Crane probably would have beaten her
had the route been a bit longer. Fore
runner the favorite. evidently still a
bit short barely lasted TO be third
When the race had been half run ii
looked as though 7. II. Williams Crea-
ton. the even money favorite. could
not lose the fifth. having opened up a
lead of a dozen lengths on his field.
Jockey Russell persevered with Re-
member. however. and gradually cut
ting down the favorite's big lead. was
able to overtake and pass him in the
stretch. The general opinion was that
Jockey Sweets inJudicious and excess
sive use of Creation in the early stages
of the race was the principal factor
! shot. took the show in this race.
-o
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-25
Welsh and Attell End
Their Training
Special Dispatch to Tho Call

Los ANGELES. Nov. 24.-Freddie
Welsh ended training today for his
fight tomorrow night with Abe Attell.
while Able quit yesterday and is wait
ing to get into action. Welsh is nerv-
Gus, but Attell is calm and confident.
AtteM is slightly the favorite at 10 to s.
There Will be an immense crowd when
club.
Il never felt better in my life" said
AtteH tonight. Il know / am faster
than Welsh and my punch is harder,
think, though he is a little heavier.
1t is not the first time I have tackled
a man bigger than myself.
"A defeat by Attell would be the end
of my championship Dreams said
Welsh, and / have left nothing un-
done that would lose. me that prospect
Attell's reputation does not frighten
me. / am going right ahead making
plans for the future, so you see how /
expect to finish tomorrow. I'll knock
him out, too