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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

The high schools of the Santa Clara valley
this year These schools are however we'll
versed in Rugby and for a week or two can ger
along without coach. 1t is important that esch
school secure a competent coach as the MIA verS
stin have the finer points Of the game TO lear
heated argument is being carried on between
Palo Alto and San Jose high schools over the
coach question. Both schools desire 10 secure
the services of A. II. MOyerly now under con-
tract with the University of the Pacific as coach
high school team in his spare time, and II IS
probable he will take the San Jose team in hand
as he is resident of that city All the Sant1
Clara district high schools will take part in fine
A A. l.. championship Rugby schedule this sea
son.
large football squad from the Humboldt
high school has been practicing the soccer code
OF football for some time and is fairly adept at
the round ball game This is the only high
school playing this style Of football and n Is
probable the team will take part in the schedule
OF the California soccer football association
Hitchcock military academy this year has
enough football candidates TO put two eleyens in
the field The second team will act as train
ing squad for the first team, although n is
probable games viii be arranged by Manager
Lamorex for both teams.
In Quill and Hayward Coach Blair of Lowell
IS Of the opinion that his team has two of the
finest serum TO be found In any of the
Rugby schools. Blair's opinion of the ability Of
these two men is such that he does not hesitate
10 say they would easily gain q place on any
OF the senior teams playing Rugby in California
even with their limited knowledge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
Henley Halts
His Teammates
In Toboggan
RejuVenafed Seals Put 1t Over
the Senators to the Tune
of Z to o
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Sept - Slivers
Clarence Henley scrolled his name in
the hall of fame today, when he not
only halted his teammates in their
wild toboggan, but slapped to de-
feat on the frisky Senators. Three hits,
with never a possibility of run,
formed the total of Henley's benev-
olence, and while he toyed with the
locals eight other Seals played tattoo
with Buck Ehman's curves They
chased Ehman to the bench at the end
of the third, their hitting seeming to
loosen ragged joints in the Sacramento
infield. The Seals played like re-
Juyenated family.
Kid Mohler called a meeting at
o'clock this afternoon, and said few
things He slipped each member a
ginger pin, and in cases where ex-
treme sluggishness was apparent he
distributed two pills. The good results
of the conference were seen the mo-
ment the Seals put foot on the ground
Red Davis was the hitting demon of
the game, and it was his single which
started the third inning slaughter of
Ehman. Score:
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AMATEUR BASEBALL


Before large crowd Sunday at Ineleside
coursing park the North Fair Oaks and the
Master Mechanics of the United Railroads PLAYED
an IL inning tie. the game being called or on
account of darkness, with the score standing Q
TO 2. Next Sunday the Oaks will play Mn
Valley.
The Lash's Bitters team has open dates for
September and October and would be pleased to
hear from any fast country team. Address J.
Herzog. S43 Santa Clara avenue, Alameda
Ed Klein, formerly of the Bay Shore Greens,
has been signed with Tracy for the season
Klein pitched for Tracy Sunday against tbe
Stockton Merchants and won his game
=
The Waters Brothers defeated the Taylor lum-
to &.
a
SAN MATEo, Sept 2.-The San Mateo base
ball team will go to Newman Sunday to meet
the ball players of that town. The San Mateo
businessmen and board of trustees have con
tributed generously to the expense fund and two
special cars have been reserved on the Southern
Pacific for the players and their friends The
train. decorated with booster banners will leave
San Mateo at a. M Sunday, arriving home
again at p. m. Monday.
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Baseball Notes

Carroll was out of the game on account OF i'll
ness ana Kelly took his place. Kelly was good
SUBSTITUTE, too. for he swung In with a timely
hit which registered the first run for the Com
muters.
Three of the Angels were caught at the plate
IN IN the ,,1 nrst four innings They ran around the
bases like Sutter street hourses. With any
sort Of Judgment they could have registered two
or possibly three tallies::
Oakland win have another good chance to get
away with the game this afternoon as big Jim
Wigs is going to pitch. Wigs is working like
bear now and IL he gets any sort of support
he Will give the Angels q good time.
Henry Berry is due this afternoon or tomorrow
morning. Henry has been burning up the tele-
graph wires in frantic endeayor to find out
Henry's presence here may do some good. hnt
he would better hurry before Oakland gets AWAY
with the entire series.
Manager Danny Long sent his new nitcber
Rex Ames, to Sacramento last night Danny
figures that Cap Mohler probably will need
with the Senators. and as none of the Seal
pitchers are working right Ames may be called
upon to help out ia pinch.
A funny one came off in the third. Delmas
slapped the ball over the third sack and started
70 tear. Umpire McGreevy swung his arms in
the air and shouted fair ball. The Angels on
the the bench ts thought a that Mac was shouting fou
their kicks Mac had a hard time explaIninp
that he did not say foul
Long has added another new pitcher to his
stan. This one is Steward Of Houston, in the
Texas leagne Steward has won something like
20 per cent of his games this season. and is
looked upon as one of the best twirIers Ia the
Lone Star state. which produced Rrownnc and
Grifhn Long has wired Steward his transpor-
tation and expects him within few days.
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Stockton Makes Many Miscues
but SOufhpaW Holds In
Yaders i'm Check
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League)
RESULTS OF GAMES
stockton 4, Oakland 2.
sacramento 1, Fresno o.

All the credit of winning yesterday S
contest was due Pitcher George Coop
er, for his teammates did all that was
possible to throw away the game. The
effectiveness of the southpaw was re-
sponsible for Oakland's defeat, for
they got on the bases often enough to
score. but Cooper was there with the
right stuff in pinches, and he benched
the enemy at the critical point.
Bloomfield was on the firing line, but
he was unsteady. While he was. not
hit to any great extent, he gave a half
dozen passes. In the third inning
Stockton started the fun by putting
over brace of runs on three healthy
bingles.
Oakland could not touch Cooper.
The Invaders were presented with a
run in the sixth frame as a result of
the Millers' poor fielding. In the
eighth Stockton added another run
and Oakland also got a tally in its
half of the same frame
Two more hits came along in the
ninth for the Millers, which totaled
their fourth run. Outside of the good
work of Cooper the game was void of
features. Score:
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Miss Hager May
Win Del Monte
Championship
Defeats Mrs. Munn of New York
and VIII Meet Mrs. Bishop
in Final Round
By ARTHUR INKERSLEY
Special Dispatch to The Call

l.
DEL MONTE, Sept. 2-The seminal
round over Is holes match score was
played this morning in all four flights
of the women's golf competition. In
the championship fight. in which all
played from scratch, Miss Hager of
San Francisco defeated Mrs Herbert
Mum of New York city. 4 up and 3
to go, and Mrs T. W. Bishop of Los
Angeles beat Miss Pillans of England,
Z up and . to play. Miss Hager will
meet Mrs. Bishop in the final round
over is holes tomorrow morning. The
winner will be the first Del Monte
woman golf champion. and the loser
will receive the runner up trophy
In the Del Monte cup competition
Miss Alice Knowles of the Claremont
country club beat Mrs. Fl. G. Patte OF
the Victoria club, Riverside, who re-
ceived two strokes, 4 up to go. Mrs.
Frank Griffith of Los Angeles. after
being tied on Is holes. won 2 up on 20
holes from Mrs. G.. S Garritt of the
San Francisco golf and country club,
who received two strokes. Miss
Knowles will meet Mrs. Griffith in the
final round tomorrow.
In the third flight Mrs. w. S. Sample.
playing even with Miss James. defeated
her, up 5 to play. and Miss Alice
Tobey of Los Angeles, playing even
with Mrs. W. s. Porter, won up to
play. Mrs. Sample and Miss Tobey will
meet in the final round tomorrow.
In the fourth flight Miss Johnson of
the Claremont country club won by
default of Miss Reid. and Mrs w P.
Johnson of the same club beat Miss
Crocker. who received four strokes.
1 up on II holes after tying on 1S
Miss Johnson, receiving two strokes,
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WILLIS FAvORs KAUFMAN

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Willis Britt.
manager for Stanley Ketchel. an
nounces that he has no doubt that
Ketchel viii whip Jack Johnson. but
he fears that Al Kaufman will defeat
johnson first and thereby beat Ketchel
to the title OF heavy weight champion
Kaufman is a dangerous proposition" F"
said Britt. 'and Johnson knows it II
Kaufman whips Johnson. ketchel will
have a much harder time defeating
Kaufman than he would have with
Johnson But KetcheI. who will be
here in few days to fight Sam Lang
ford, will fight verybody until he
wins the big title
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03

Edited BY
WILLIAM j. SLATTERY

will play in the fnaI round against her
mother.
A team of 2S players representing
northern California played is hoie
matches against an equal NUMBER rep
resenting southern California IN tLiS
afternoon. Northern California won 10
matches. haIved two and lost II, thus
winning by a margin of four matches.
The challenge cup offered oy tns
Hotel Del Monte for this contest viii
be held by the San Francisco goL1 ana
country club, of which the largest num-
Der of players on the winning team are
members Details of the team match
are shown in table:
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REFEREE SMITH INFORMS
JOHNSON HE MUST FIGHT
Big Black Champion Decides to Cut Out His
Boxing Till Sunday Afternoon
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

Oakland has been selected to referee the Johnson
al
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THORNTON BEATS GARDNER

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2.-Many sur
prises were furnished today in the tri-
state tennis tourney. The most start
ling reversal of form were the defeat
of Carlton r. Gardner, Pacific Goa ST
star. by Nat Thornton of Atlanta.
former southern champion. After win
ming his first set. 6--2. from Nat Thorn
ton, Gardner. the coast star became in
accurate in his play and lost the next
two sets, 6-2, 6-l.
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akIp, CARTER DYING

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-"Kid" Carter.
once a noted prize fighter. whose bouts
with heavy weights attracted national
attention, is reported to be dying in a
city hospital from consumption.
Among the men whom he met in the
prize ring We're Tommy Ryan, Jack
Root. George Gardner, Joe Choynski,
kid" Mccoy. Marvin Hart. Sam Nc
vey, Peter Maher, Jack O'Brien and
Gus Rubin.
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American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

pErRorr.. sept 2.--Eg beating Boston today;
5 fo-5 Detroit accomplished the unusual feat
of taking every game played with the four
eastern clubs in the series closed Score;
Detroit :...............s......
Boston - ...; - =, ,,.. ~
and Donohue.
CHICAGO. Sept, s2.-Chcsgo defeated st.
Louis in + hard hitting game. Score:
r Il; E;
lllcaRo 80 ''--- -----'-'' -
s. Louis s.-....--.--- -.--------- : II
Batferies-F. smith and Owens; Bailey, era
ham and Criger.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 2-Clerelsnd and New
York broke even Score;
First game N. n, 4,
Cleveland ----r--.----'.-' ~
BatteTiesZBerger. erie Sitton and Bemls; Hughes
and Sweeney
second game X; n, Z
cleveland -.-:-....----..--.
Batteries-Upp and Easterly; warhOp and
kleinOw.
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PRoCEED WITH FIGHT DATE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Despite recent
rumors that District Attorney Jerome
had upset the plans for holding the
Ketchel- -Langford fight in this city, it
was announced tonight that September
j has been agreed upon as the date for
the bout. No statement was forthcom-
ing as to what precautions. If any. the
managers OF the Paramount athletic
club intend to take to prevent the po-
lice from interfering.
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Northwest League

PORTLAND, Sept. 2.-Both teams hit the op-
posing pitcher with frequency today, but the
other hand Jensen. except in the ninth, kept the
hits made of him well scattered, while Spok ane
punched hits in two innings of Pinnance.
Score; r. II. z.
Spokane ..............-....... 6 & 1
EoItlduu y 4
Batteries-Jensen and ostdIek Pinnance and
Fournier.
SEATTLE, Sept. 2.-Hall let Aberdeen down
today with one hit, while Siever was batted
for u safeties, including i've doubles and a
home run, Seattle winning TO o. Score:
r. II. Z.
',snte.e .-.-...-...-.6 IL =
Batteries-Hall and Shea: siever and o'Brlen
VANCOUVER. Sept. 2.-Tacoma won again
today by a score Of TO 1. Score:
R. H. E.
-N~1''eh u
vancouver .:......-..-. 2
Batteries-Newlin and Brooks; Erickson and
Stanley.
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HIRsT WINS WITH LEFT JAB

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2.-Young
Loughrey of Manayunk more than met
his match in Joe Hirst in the windup
at the New Philadelphia athletic club.
Young Loughrey fought his opponent
all the time, but was outclassed by his
swift antagonist Hirst used his left
jab to Loughrey's jaw to good advan-
fape
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Delmas, Cameron. Sacrifice
hts-Godwin, G. Lewis Cameron. Cutshaw
First base on called balls-Off Koestner g. on
Christian 2. Struck out-By Christian s. Time
of game hour and 45 minutes. Umpires-AIc-
GreeYY and Mccarthy.
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Sacramento 1, Fresno o

FRESNO, Sept. 2.-Loucks lost his
own game against Sacramento today
when he passed Garry in the first in
ming. The outfielder stole second and
crossed the rubber with the only run
of the afternoon when Curtis singled
to center. The contest was fast and
scrappy throughout, with Stricklett
and Loucks going at their best Score:
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Tomorrow afternoon there viii De
mixed foursomes; in which nearly every
golfer at the hotel and from the vicin-
ity will take part, Saturday there VIII
be a consolation handicap over 36 holes
for men. and a similar event over *
holes for women who did not reach the
final round in any event or flight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
PACING DERBY posrpoNEp

READvILLE Mass, Sept. THE
American pacing derby and other races
at the ReadviIle trotting park sched-
uled for today were postponed until to-
morrow on account of rain.
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National League

BROOKLYN, Sept. 2.-Brooklyn turned the
tables on Chicago today. winning a hotly CON
rested game. TO l. Score: K H. h:
Chicago ...------- ----------
Brooklyn . ~
Bsfteries-ReuIbach. Higginbotham and Archer;
Ruczer and Bergen Umpires-Rigler and John
stone.
BOSTON. Sept. 2.-Boston won the first game
Of double header from Pittsburg, I TO 0. and
the visitors captured the second, to 3. Score:
First game- X ID e
Pitfsburg s.-.--------.---.-------
bait Bsftefies-Adams. csmnitz and Gibson; Cur
tiss and Graham.
Second game r. d Z;
p-ittsbufg .------------------.. 2
lJBseT JBBssefteries-Philiippe Csmnitz and Gibson:
Hyatt Matten. Richie and Shaw. Umpire
Klein.
NEW YORK. Sept 2-Marquard strhck out
II men IN seven innings but his support was so
poor that St. Louis won. Score: R. II. +.
ST louis --.---'-.-------------
Bstteries-RaIeigh. Beebe and Phelps; Mar
Guard Crandau and Meyers. Umpire-Emsle.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2.-Phlladelphia and
Cincinnati split even in a double header. Score:
First game r. h Z.
Philadelphia .-..-.---.- , IL
Bafteries-corridon. Sparks, Foxen ana Dooln;
Spade and H0berer.
second game r. b. z.
Philadelphia --..-..--. ------.---- o
Cincinnati .....-.-.-....-.-.....3 2 3
Rafteries-Moore ana Doom: Rowan. CantweIl
and Boberer. Umpres-Kane and 0'Dsy.
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Two base hit-stricklett. Sacrifice hits-Kuhn
Kelly. Struck out-By Loucks 5. by Strcklett
8. First base called balls-0n Loucks L.
base errors-Sacramento /. Double plays
Curtis to Csrrigan; Garry to Carrigan- Time of
game-1 hour and S5 minutes. Umpire-Ehret.
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OAKLAND
lUNS AND HITS BY INNING
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Burns. Two base hit-McHaIe.
Sacrifice hts-Miller. Bloomfield, Van Buren.
First base on called balls-On Bloomfield 8. of
Cooper 1. Struck out-By Bloomfield 2. by Coop
er 3. Hit by pitcher-Waters. Time of game
/ hour and 46 minutes. Umpire-Harper
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
GERMAN BOAT WINS RACE

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Sept 2.-The
German yacht Hevella won the third
race for the Sender yachts today in
an exciting contest.
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Vernon i, Portland O

LOS ANGELES, Sept "A double by
Brown and a single by Stovall gave
Vernon one run and the game in the
third inning today. Carson pitched a
steady game, but his teammates were
unable to bunch their few hits. Score:
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Brown, Guyn. Sacrifice hit
Johnson. First base called balls-on Vance
8. Struck out-By Vance 5. by Carson g. Time
of game hour and 45 minutes Umpires-To-
and Van Haltren.
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American Association
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Al Indianapolis indianapolis 2 Toledo 4.
Al ooIumbus-l.ouisville 8. Columbus g.
At Observation-Disclosures CITY D Milwaukea .
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.s.s. 80 IL
SACRANIHNrO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNI,
SUMMARY

Runs made-on Ehman ., of Baum ?. Hits
on Ehman Z. of Baum 3. Innings pitched-By
Ehman g. by Baum g. Charge defeat to Ehman
Three base hit-Davis Hit by pitcher-Doyle.
Struck out-By Baum 2. by Henley 4. Double
plays-McArdle to Williams McArdle to Mohler
to Williams. Myers to Darringer Time of
game hour and 35 minutes Umpire-Irwin
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Imagine sixty new styles in stiff and
soft hats, Tom Dillon, opp. Call bld.+
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Los ANGELES
OAKLANn

Totel ..,.-....33 ? a
sBatted for orendorf in ninth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-07
(First Published Aug. 5, l909)
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Oklahoma, Grady County, IS.
Stephenson-Browne Lumber Com
pany. Plaintiff, VS.. A. J. Carter, DE-
fenGsnt. No 2143.
Notice Is hereby given, that BY vir-
tue Of an execution to me directed
and now in my hands, issued out OF
the clerks office OF the district court,
state OF Oklahoma, In and for the coun-
ty OF Grady, upon judgment rem
dered In said court In favor Of the
Stephenson-Hrowne Lumber Company,
plaintiff. and against "A. J. Garter, de-
fendant, I have levied upon the fol.
lowing described real estate Of said
defendant. to-wit:
Lot fourteen (14) in block ninety
two (g2) In the city of Chickasha,
Grady county, Oklahoma. ana / shsll.
on Wednesday. the Sth day Of seplem-
per, A. p. 1909, Al The hour o. . o'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-07

Section 2. That the assessment
hereby levied against the above
described lots and tracts Of land
shall bear interest from date
Of passage of this ordinance at
the rate Of Z per cent per annum,
and said ASSESSMENTS shall be payable
in ten equal annual installments. the
first of such installments with interest
to that date on the whole assessment
shall be payable on the first day Of
September, 1870 and one installment
thereof with the interest upon the whole
amount remaining unpaid to that date
shall be payable on the first days of
September Of each years, 1911 to 1919
inclusive, provided, however, that the
owners Of any of The lots and tracts Of
land so assessed shall have the privi-
lege Of paying the whole amount of
their respective assessments within
thirty days from the date Of the pass
age Of this ordinance without interest.
Section 3. That the publication of
this ordinance shall be regarded as
sufficient notice to all persons in
terested of the assessment hereby
levied and Of the terms Of this ordi-
nance.
Section That it is necessary for
the public peace and safety OF said
city that this ordinance be effective
Immediately upon it's passage, an
proval and publication, Id that its fail.
ure TO 50 act will greatly lnconven-
fence the contractor and the said city
in The making Of said improvements,
accordingly an emergency is hereby
declared, by reasons whereof this
ordinance shall be in full force and ef-
feet from and after its passage, ap-
proval and publication.
Passed with section considered
separately and approved by the three
fourths vote Of all members elected
p the city council this the 5th dayl
If August. 1909.
Approved, with section included.
his the 9th day Of Of August, 1909.
w NJ Edwards,
Attest Mayor,
Toe Dews,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-07
For Sale

672. 5o-foot front, choice residence
lots in Sparks addition. Terms, SIS
cash and balance $40 per month.
663 1872 feet, southwest corner in
best part Of the city. Some improve
ments- Price, $4,000
GIL 25-foot business lot. $4,000.
665- A choice 5O-foot residence lot
on Kansas avenue. Price. s1,o5O.
Ll6S. 220 acres bottom land, 150
acres in cultivation, 25 acres pasture.
is acres alfalfa, mile from school
and railroad station, good water, good
three-room house. Price, $4,000.
L163, rs acres miles from city,
good level land in cultivation. Price.
500 per acre,
LILO. 20 acres good land near Am
Der WIN sell or trade for city prop
erty.
The above are some Of our best
II you are interested in
buying Or selling REAL estate would
be glad 70 have you call and see us at
our office.
GOOD a. co.
Rooms S-4, Terrell Bldg. Phone s57
5-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-07

?. 10. Of said day at the front door u.
me court house in said county ana
state proceed to sell the right. title.
and interest Of the above named a
Y carter IN and to the above described
property 70 satisfy said judgment ana
costs amounting to one hundred thirtv-
one dollars and thirty cents. together
WIN an accruing costs Of sale. and IL.
terest on the same from the 2Sth dav
Of May 1909, at the rate Of 8 pe,.
cent per annum, at public auction "a,
tne highest bidder for cash.
"A. b Louthan,
Sheriff Of Grady County
BY e. WI Yearta,
Under Sheriff
Bond 4 Melton,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated At Chickasha, Oklahoma thu
9th day Of August, 1909 S-5.2na
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-07
(First Published July 20, 19os.)
NOTICE OF SALE or REAL rs.
TATE.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of p. M.
Beavers, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
OF an order Of the county court Of the
county Of Grady, state O. Oklahoma
made on the 10Th day Of July, 1909, the
Undersigned administrator of the estate
Of NJ. NJ Beavers, deceased, viii sen
at private sale to the highest bidder
subject to confirmation by said court
on Monday, the eth day OF August
1909, at 10 o'clock a. M. at the office
Of Hamilton & Speake, all the right.
title and interest Of said estate Of Nj.
NJ Beavers, deceased, in and 10 the
following described real estate stu
ated in Grady county state Of Okla
homa. to-wit; Lots three t3l and foui
t4l in block two hundred thirty one
(23l), Of the city OF Chickasha. al
shown BY The government plat Of said
city.
Said real estate win be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to
wit: For cash and at price not less
than two thousand six hundred dollars
($2,e0OO0).
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be filed in
the country court or delivered to the
at the office Of Hamilton
& speaks, Postoffice Building. Chicka
sha, Oklahoma.
Dated the 2Srd day Of July, 1909.
w. w Beavers, 7
7-23-14d Administrator.