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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21

IN the petition; that is ne had not de-
MED the facts in his petition This is
universal rule of law and the Dis
trict Attorney stated at that time that
If the questions of fact were denied
in the petition the objection would
be withdrawn AID suggested that he
might raise tnem by moving in Cause
No. 80 as above Indicated"
In Dissriss sa ct Court chayes Cha, sSao,n County
OPINION.
The defendant in this case was on
December 4, 1907, upon his plea of
guilty. sentenced to sixty days in the
county jail ana that sentence suspen-
ded until the further order of the
Court. The intent of this and it's le-
gal effect-and this declaration is
made both In the light of the SEN
tence as written and from a knowl-
edge of il as the trial Judge who i'm
posed twas to withhold commit
me7t until the Court for good cause
satisfactory to itself ordered its is
suance. Upon December IA 1909, up
on showing made to the Court, and
which it deemed sufficient, commit
ment was ordered issued and the de-
fendant placed in Jail. The petitioner
Is acre upon habeas corpus contesting z
the validity of tlis last proceedings.
Most of the cases cited by his coul-
sel-in fact all of them except In Re
Webb, (Wis.) 81 l.. r. A. $50, and
Iowa v. Voss, L. r. A. 767-are cas-
es where sentence was not imposed,
hut simply indefinitely postponed.
and where 1T was held there was no
power to sentence after such post
ponement. The authorities even on
this point, however, are by no means
unanimous. a large number of Aiglly
respectable courts have declared it
TO be the power of Courts to postpone
sentence indefinitely and subject to
the discretion of the Court as to when
such sentence should be imposed.
Some cases holding to this latter view
are Com. V. Dowdican's Bail, II5
Mass. 1873 topinion by Mr.. Justice
GRAY; Gibson V. State (Miss.) So.
S29; State V. Crook IN. c. 29 L. r..
A. $50: Webber V. State (Ohio) Al
l.. r. A. 472; Forsyth V. Court of Ses-
sions, 141 N. Y. 2SS, 90 l.. r. A. $50.
See also, Allen v. State, Mart. & Yerg
294 and Fults V. State Sneed, 232.
The Forsyth case just cited is from
the Court of Appeals of New York
and is particularly persuasive both
because of the character of the court
and by reason of the full citation of
common law authority in support of
the power of the Court to suspend
sentence indefinitely. 1t appears to
be the best considered of the cases
cited on this point, and it's reasoning
answers much of what is stated in
the Webb and Voss cases and other
cases which petitioners counsel have
cited.
However, the present case is not
one of sentence deferred beyond the
trial term. The petitioner was duly
sentenced at that time and the Court
in the exercise of its inherent power
over its own processes simply direct
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21

committee had made themselves ac-
quainted individually wita the mater
| ial delivered and SO convinced them
selves OF its worthlessness as a means
of determining whether Cook had
reached the Pole, the president of
the committee. Prof. Stromgren, cali
ed a general meeting of the commit
tee for last Friday when the report
TO the university and which is now
made public, was made up.
Lonsdale, who had been invited to
attend this meeting to answer some
! questions, brought with him a letter
addressed by Cook to Prof. Torp, the
former restor of the university. The
letter bore the postmark of Marseilles
of Dec. IA, but was dated New York.
Sept. %. In the letter Cook states
left at Etah. as indicated in his cable
TO the university of October 30, but
most of his astronomical observations
were also left there and he adds that
without these it seems unwise and
impossible to pass final judgment on
the expedition.
"FooIed ALL" Says Bradley.
New York. Dec. 21.-Dr. Cook is
now in Clristiansand, Norway, ac-
cording to William l.. Cook, his broth
er. Mr.. Cook said the Doctor had al
ready greatly recovered from his ner-
vous breakdown and was ready to go
TO Copenhagen and give the universi-
ty further information.
HE has fooled us all from tne King
on down." was the exclamation OF
John r. Bradley, DIR. Cooks backer in
his arctic trip. II discovered this de-
cision from the University of Copen-
hagen some time ago." he continued.
When a man runs away, you can't
fri to fol sti- nd
Cooks flight, for that's what it seem
ed to me it amounted to, killed all
my interest in aim and his affairs. |
am sick of the whole blooming Polar
business and don't want to hear any
thing more of the North Pole or its
attributes" This was the way Mr..
Bradley wound up his comments.
IF the public knew the truth con-
cerning DIR. Cooks mental and physi-
cal condition, as it is known to his
close friends, they would take more
charitable view of his present unfort-
unate condition." said III. Wellington
| Wack, counsel for DIR. Cook today
when told that the University of Cop
enhagen had rejected DIR. Cooks Polar
claims.
Peary Says: al Knew it,"
Washington, Dec. 21-"I lave
known the outcome of this since
weeks before | reached this country
| on my return from the Pole" said
Commander Robert E. Peary this NOR
ming when told by the Associated
Press of the Copenhagen verdict. ut
was not a matter OF belief with me
but of absolute knowledge. You re-
! member my cablegram from Battle
Harbor, Labrador, and that / wired
! that Cook had simply handed the pub
lie a gold brick. My warning was
based on absolute and accurate infor-
nation regarding Cooks claims"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21
A Petition for Leopold,

A petition, addressed to Governor
George Curry and asking that he par
don Carl Leopold on the sentence of
sixty days, give min district court on
a plea of guilty for selling liquor to
minors, was circulated today and af-
ter a long list of signers was secured,
was sent to Santa Fe over the auto
mobile route. A copy Of the petition
was circulated afterward and will be
forwarded to the governor tomorrow.
The petition sets up the understood
facts in the case and then contends
that the sentence was suspended
during good behavior" and tnen taat
the commitment was issued upon a
showing that minors were seen GO
ing into the saloon and afterwards
seen drinking elsewhere 1t also as
serts q good character for Mr.. Leo
pold and nigh standing in the conn
munity outside of the fact that he is
in the saloon business.
1t Will be noted taat the petition
does not agree with the statement
as set forth by District Attorney Her
vey as to the facts in the case.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21

ANY LADY USING CHASE & SAN
BORN'S COFFEE WHO IS PLANN-
ING TO GIVE A PARTY IN THE
NEAR FUTURE MAY SECURE ALL
THE MATERIAL NECESSARY FOR
A NOVEL AND INTERESTING EN-
TERTAINMENT TOGETHER WITH
PRIZES BY CALLING AT JAFFA,
PRAGER q CO. STORE.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21

The known number of dead is eight.
All the employees have been account
ed for but there were hundreds of
Christmas shoppers on the floors
wnen the fire broke out yesterday.
Some twenty-five business and resi-
dence places adjoining were damaged.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21
Notice.

The regular quarterly meeting of
the Artesian Well County Board will
be held January Bird. 1910 In the Of
fice of T. A. Stancliff, Lake Arthur.
y. NJ. All persons having any busi-
ness TO bring before the board are
requested to be present. 4St5
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21
EIGHT PERISH IN FIRE

London, Eng, Dec. 21.-Five bodies
were recovered this morning from the
ruins of the dry goods store of Ard
ing & Hobbs, in the Clappam quarter
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21

CANDY CANDY CANDY.
We have made up especially for
Xmas one lot of mixed candy at 20
cents tae pound and another lot at
25 cents tae pound.-Kipling.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21
BIDS WANTED.

Bids wanted at once for road grad
ing on Milne-Bnsh Ranch Company.
Specifications at tAe Office OF w. G.
Hamilton, 5th and Main ST. 48t3.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21
Phones 65 and A ZIG North Mai2
PARSONS q LAWRENCE

PnOneS TO ana A Zl6 North M012
PARSONS q LAWRENCE
Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Notary Public.
We have the most attractive Life
offered to the citizens of New Mexico.
A Western Company for Western
people: Total Disability and Double
Indemnity Clause; Also all other
modern and consistent features.
"THE KANSAS CITY LIFE"
The best in the west-caIi on US for
Proof.
Ask Parsons s-----H He Knows.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21

JOYCE-PRUIT CO. HAVE JUST
WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR,
STOP AND SEE THEM.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21

WHEN LOOKING AROUND DO
NOT FAIL TO SEE WHAT JOYCE
PRUIT CO. HAVE IN CHRlSTMAS
NOVELTIES
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-12-21
Peary Says: al Knew it,"

Record Want Ads Result srInsers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24
REPUBLICANS CHARGED
WITH FOSTERING THE
CAUSE OF MORMON|SM

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Sept 24.-That
the republican party Il directly no.
sponHible for the rapid spread OF
Mormoniam throughout the west A.
the charge OF the Rev. y. !. Wiah.
ard. y. u. leader IN the southern
California Methodist Episcopal con.
ference which Is In session ia this
city.
In an address on The Menace OF
Mormonism, delivered before the
conference last evening. Or. Wish.
ard flayed the republican party
leaders and advocated that a dc.
maud upon congress 70 lagislate
against the spread OF the Mormon
faith be made by orthodox denoml.
nations. He said.
y charge that the republican
leaders are In coalition With the
Mofmons of Utah and Idaho In
return for the delivery OF those
states TO the republican party AZ
national elections. the Mormonn
there are not molssged by federal
authority That polyKamy il toler.
ated there Is directly attributable
70 the republican party. which per.
fnits this great evil and menace In
the Interest OF Hordld politfcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24
Actors and Audlenees.

The other night IN Philadelphia
an actor. while singing a topical
love song. threw portable spot
light on a woman sitting in . stage
Dor. much 10 her confusion and
humiliation. The woman's husband
stepped over the foo,lights and
gave the actor a thrashing. and the
Judge the next day held that he
was perfectly justified In doing u.
so longsuffering audiences all
over the country will think. A the
atrfeal performer has no business
10 make an innocent theatre patron.
who has paid his money 20 be
amused. the spbject Of rldIcule. II
Is a cheap. threadbare trick At best
and proves more than anything else
that the performer has 10 rely on
something besides his own ability
TO make bis act 20. II an actor
has 10 resort To such an erpedient
he should plant one OF his ovn com
pany out In front TO be the goat.
When any other course IL pursued.
the performer ought 70 get Just
what the Philadelphia actor got
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

A long article has recently gone
the rounds OF the newspapers. show
ing what remarkable changes have
taken place In the personnel OF
American dramatic stars In the
past nine years. The impression
which such an article would con.
vey. that the prominent players OF
the country today are all OF the
Mushroom variety. Is not altogether
right.
Many Of the stars OF fun 20 years
ago are still on deck. Joe Grismer
and Phoebe Davies we're al that
time starring In THE World Against
Her" Louis James and Marie
Wainwright we're touring In the
classics. Nellie McHenTy had out
Three Of a Kind" Dan Sully was
getting the money with his famous
comedy, 1.-THE Corner Grocery,
Katie Putnam was big fayorite In
The Old Curiosity Shop" and Effie
Ellsler drew crowds TO see Hazel
Kirke." Milton and Dolly Mobiles
we're In the prime Of their success
with From Sire TO Son" ana James
O'Ncill, AZ. may be imagined, was
presenting srhe Count Of Monte
Cristo" Nat Goodwin and ID. II.
S0thern were starring IN "A Gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

Mine" and lord Chumlcy" resnec,
lively, Mckee Rankin saw hia name
on all the boards IN connection with
"A Runaway Wife"
All Of these players, and many
more who were contemporary with
'hem In the eighties. have been
seen here within the past season
OF two, with the exception of Katie
lutnam. and her husband Harry
Emery told me wheR be was here
,eA, that he Intended To put Miss
futnam out again this fall
THIS sighing for the good old
GAYS 10 all rot Ethel barrymore
M s ADAMS. Viola Allen. Rose
S,ahi Creston Clarke, Walker
Whiteside and David Warfield ail
comparatively new starr. are as
clever players as ever walked the
stage w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24
TAFT SURE HAS
GOT TO GO SOME

charge by the San Franclscans al
the foot OF Broadway ST.. Oakland.
ana Immediately transported TO
San francisco IN a tug. While
crossing the bay luncheon IL 10 be
served on board.
Oakland. however. has a different
plan. According 10 their arrange.
ments, the president will be escort.
cd TO San Francisco by the Oakland
delegation. Instead Of the tug the
committee has announced that a
ferryboat Will be employed 10 trans.
port the president across the bay.
Like San Francisco. luncheon IL
planned to take place during the
passage from Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24
When He Arrives at Frisco
He Is Going to Be Up
Against the Real Thing
and No Josh.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept a.
President TAFT viii be compelled to
eat two mncheona. ride IN two
boats to San Francisco. and make
two speeches at the same time.
unless the deadlock existing today
between the San Francisco and
Oakland reception committees ia
broken and some sort OF an agree.
ment reached.
According TO the plans OF the
san Francisco reception committee.
the president 10 to be taken In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24


Paderewski. so the papers say,
has been accorded the signal honor
Of having been appointed to the
Legion Of Honor ia France. To
just shat the appofnfAspi Is due
Iss nat slated. but &c ~ pfobahsy
because OF Paderewskis ability 10
stand up without hiushinE and
recommend each OF no leas than six
different makes Of pianos as being
the best piano In the world. pader
ewski and other great artists lend
themselves to the humbug Of play
Ing only a certain make Of piano.
and allowing the piano company 10
widely advertise that fact. and TO
so placard the plane on the concert
platform.
OF course. there's reason And
that reason becomes apparent when
an artist plays one make 81 piano
from New York 10 Chicago. a sec.
ond make from Chicago TO Denver.
and q third make from Denver To
the Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

Frederic Thompson IL rather be.
tween the devil and the deep sea
with respect 90 an offer he made
70 Cook. the Arctic explorer. when
Cock first reached Denmark
Thompson cahled him an offer o.
$3.50. 600 for series ~ American
lectures. Now that Paary has
questioned Cooks word. Thompson
would like to hedge on the big 81
fer until peary brings out his
proofs. bat II he suggests this "a
Cook Il would. Of course. end ali
hope OF his getting Cook back
again u PeaFy falls down In his
charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24
BOYS WIN A STRIKE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. "a
The machine boys who have been
on strike at the Illinois Pacific
Ciaas Works returned 10 work to-
day. With an Increase OF rs cents a
DAY added TO their pay envelopes
The strike tied up zoo glass blow.
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24
MOTHER VAUDEVILLE
CIRCUIT SPOKEN Of
80. c. winstock Says
Nh Organizing One
!. S Morton COIN
A,thie Levy in.
III Barrymore VIII Not
=, for a Time-Mary
r,uperins Again Sues
II Divorce.

...ssssssssssssss.
: ,uusssrSrs rms WEEK. :
sooaE--pald IN Full. =
esANn-~Flfsy Miles From :
! Dsssenr
agATrLE - The v. {. :
. e,ss<h Company (2iss to Sosh :
! ..-zs,msncesl In Queen OF :
!. y uhits slaves" =
\ soje--rhe Del Lawrence =
e,rssny l2srd TO ssrd per. =
/. ,',~sn<ess n "rhs Heart Of :
! Insyland."
oephkuM - Valerie Der :
/ - - ssudevllle. =
nAJEeTIc--Anna ava Fay :
! - vasdsssile. :
3xNYAoEe - Milton and =
! IN esslss and ssodssl''e. :
<>S1t4&tttttssssts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

Ace Note.
Although he looks much Younger
leigh bruckhart was seen M 4
Ihird av, bookstore the other dav
ouying copy OF What Every Man
OF - Should Know"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

The more money woman has
the more red hair she can have
without people calling II by that
name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

4fuvlS G. wiNsTock. v leis
i IL cwn devices. viii nj.
y vuys b. an extremely busy
i. W. new he has allowed him.
- : psase long enough for an
rs]ss ii the Portland papers
= ~ slYees mat he . organizing
k Nxs0u Cohn another dime
,lr,Is< circuit In the Pacific
1rsaxest 10 BE- Ia operation tn n
- de- ne promoters are gen.
- susuxA 10 admit that \ will
IVA rial 10 the existing cir.
- X ! tire AZ least. SIX houses
ruAlzxssn and Oregon. ten 80
rIam ia eight In California are
- 4 ssta more TO be added.
4 Ilxik Levy At he helm In san
Ia uzlnsilie nagnates. when
ufs1n cqsnion AZ 70 the new
CT = hat Il Il very apt %
Am 'kks Il. II 4 strong breath
II ~ 8q<s not come along and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

III. 'm New York there 60
I'm star Ono .of tbos. '' mes. 70
sg ,s sheets with ~h,sh n n
d. 'aI'ors are familiar bss. a,a'n T..
'arnstiesn.' ae following startling IN.
iftsrned - .ssk and VI. Meyerfeld
i'tes yesterday from Europe
hs1srfela Az consultation with Nr
s'assnsns . ~ Beck gave out the
Given ~. ,aa' nothing would b.
tine - 'of publication al tbls
slscIa,ss,s' heiter says this nevs 4,
]a,uss . Close Their Season.
's'h and Edythe Chan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

These are strenuous DAYS for
kost Cughlaa. EVER ulght she IA
playing with John Drew In Jack
straw In New York. and nj the
end Of the show Ahc takes the
midnight train for Boston. re
heaFses all morning with Robert
Edeson In The Noble spangard. =
and takes the afternoon train back
To New Work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

man have just closed their long
summer season AZ the Metropolis
tan In 81 Paul. and have gone "a
New York City 90 engage new
stock company for their fall and
winter season AZ the Princess thea
tire In Minneapolis
The Neills have nnearthed Jus,
such a citywide affection in the
Twin Cities as was manifested to
ward Jessie Shirley by the spokan,
onians for four solid years. Jim
writes that he never viii leave
Minneapolis and St Paul from
present indications.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

- flflsiI Wnh nsfhersoIe.
- % strengthen the tout
~ meaning the orches-
- Ola Sethersole com.
80 Wallace Munro haa
cnrIoste Tltteii to sup
- on her forthcoming
fssa vas once very wen
~. though not 40 great 4
a'f'ls - were her sisters
= Minnie. whom Manager
kaassl used to present IN
'spsrse'rss here iust before
~ she IRE. and who grew
sl1r hat they had boats.
-. - cigars named after
-. eAaficsfs played here tho
s1sfe the fire with a Billy
~. sonpany and vas last here
800. ,szis ago az Flavla in "The
- y zenda" At the Grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

&c % the surprise Of every.
.l. N herself and James X
.-ss Mary Mannering has
sr',.'' another divorce action
~ hef husband. this time IN
1914 court All doubt az 10
~, .s.n Of securing a perma.
psfaison IL nov Al an end
~ 'n'h ago Hsckets announced
~. sais then under way had
80 lthdFavn. and the public
~. W. Q the conclusion thai th,s
$500 ' !fenered bliss. ira Ia IA. The
800 3D. suit shows that Mas msn,
= IN merely let 20 IN order 1 70
~ z Cummings. who directed
predictions three years
"A, a I. hst Joined the stock com.
b.,s.. I, me Chestnut Street opera
80 rsns yer John W consId,ne Win
Nv 80 sunday night for A weet's
MI IT.. T. The Pacific Northwesf
An d I ~ club at Ladner, b q.
sais,.1 ai !. own crack dogs win be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

The finest Shoes-high class Shoes
are now offered at prices that leave
\, no doubt as TO our determination.
= For example:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

All the Children's Shoes selling be
low factory cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-24

Selling begins at 500 in the morn
ing and ends at 1000 at night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-04

j. 49, Kemp captain for 'a~ fats.
says D. hardy feels Ike taxing his
team on, 20 play Springer II has
one game now and wants % see
vha, luck ae has with j. before
making any new engagements
sam II Butler United safes
Commissioner says b. VIII promise
the fats ,ha, he Hi,l 70, one ,hreo.
base run and also wants % serve
notice on tha, aggregation right TON
'ha, DC IS the captain Of the raa'!t
tw.s,crs' league back In Cd Tenn.
essee. and s'in knows how 70 'wirl
the bal,
Dr Abe-ua,hy says "sha' alrt
go, 10 accident insurance. besides
w-o, swimming when boy and
never played baIl-gIess the leans
E.i' have 20 play withou, my help
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-04

BIG BASKET PICNIC

Ss.1-5ag. Angus. .. Tie festivities
z.u 5-z- z..1 . 5.z Indian dz-ce
Friday -.z-. and every convenience
=.. - provided .7- re e2z2e-s o.
ss---tay Lozs Grove al. pay ball
zzz.-s. S-1po-. These ;~o .ea--s
a-- ,1e 1e-. .z tie og1z.-y A.
.-s..a.o1 ls * ended 20 A-tzo-e
--cr.= ~ come.
TIE picnic grounds are seven miles
~--. o. A-tmo-e and three miles
rs-l o. Lone Grove o. re joe
kelly farm. An Indian bal game
a.a De among the a.--ac;.31s
speakers from Carter col1'y VIII
entertain .1a people
There niI Boz plenty % cold water
o- the grounds for tho people and
.o- stock Come and spend Friday
riz4t and Saturday, with us We will
,rea, you well. r. +. GREEN.
Sueed. Ok.a. Chairman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-04
So,fcs % Sale % h-s' Estate Ry
Guardian

i- .he Ma''ar % the Guari.anshlp
% Lena James an Louie McC.ur..
Minors.
No'cD 8 aa-cav ely-n in pursuance
OF an order o; the county court o.
rho county - McCur-alu. State o..
Oklahoma made ou the 9Th day Of
July. 1909 u. undersigned guardian
~ The estate Lena James and Louie
Mcclure. minors, Will sell a, public
sale 20 the highes, bidder. subject
'o 'ar Confirmation oi the court on
'ao 7'h day % August. 1909. with n
legal hours. "a, the from, door % the
court house % Carter County state
o. Oklahoma. all the right title and
.-'era-. Of said Lena James and
Louie Mcclure in and 20 the follow.
ing described land located 10 Garter
County Oklahoma, towit:
Tho Siz % the NJ Of the SEt
and the NJ Of the SW 4 Of tho SEA
and the SEt 0, the SWH of the
sra ana 'IH y pf the SEA Ot the
SCI, and the SE4 Of The SEA o'
th" SE4 OF Sec. and the Eis Of the
Eis Of the SEi4 % Sec lG, Town.
ship South and Range ! East. and
The SWh % the SWH Of the SEA
and tho SEI of the SWi. Of Sec. Q
and no" NTii OF the NEi. ard the
NJ of The SW4 OF the NEi4 Of Sec.
il. Township Q South and Range !
East Of 'hc Indian Base and Meridian
said real estate will be sold on the
following terms to-wI, Cash in
hand
Dated this tho 9Th day OF July.
1903 MOODY BYINGTON.
Ak A-2l2S4 Guardian.