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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-05-05
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior U. s. Land Office
at Woodward, Oklahoma, March "a, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that James Morrison,
of Lorena, Oklahoma. who, on May ed, 1908,
make Homestead Entry No. l62Il-O6723, for the
North East Quarter OF Section ~, Township 5,
North of Range Il, y. G. NJ, has filed notice OF
intention TO make Final Five Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above described
before Thomas p. Braidwood, q. S. Commits
sioner, at his Office In Beaver, Oklahoma, on the
Ith day Of June, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses, William
Wellington, Leslie J. Lynch, John Ruper
James Mathews, all Of Lorens. Oklahoma.
i2s 6'2 GEo. T. oRSER, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-05-05
Notice For Publication.

Department OF the Interior. u. S. Land Office at
Woodward, Oklahoma, March H. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Cornelius J.
Hiebert, of Elmwood, Oklahoma, who, on De.
cember zlst, 1903, made Homestead Entry No.
2O596-0l678 for Lots and and the South hall
OF the Northwest quarter OF Section l, Town
ship 2, North of Range "A, Il. C. NJ, has filed
notice OF Intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim TO the land above de
scribed. before Thomas p. Braiiwood, u. s.
Commissioner, at his office in Beaver, Okla
homa, on the 3lst day OF May, 1910.
Claimant narles as witnesses John c. Olson
John C. Greer, j. A. Bridges. p. }. Hiebert, all
OF Elmwood, Oklahoma.
AL 5-z6 GEo. ID. 0RNEs. Register
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-05-05
Notice For Publication.
Department OF the Interior, U. S. Land Office
Woodward, Okla, March Ia, 1870

Woodward, Okla, March Ia, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that James r. Crab.
tree, OF Beaver, Oklahoma, who, ON March "A,
1901 made Homestead Entry No 2iS77-0S055,
Sl5 NWA Section II and So NEli Section Is,
Township 4, North of Range %, Il. C. NJ, has
filed notice OF intention 10 make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before W. T. Quinn, Clerk of the
District Court in his Office at Beaver, Oklahoma,
ON the 9th day of May, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses James II,
Crabtree, Arthur L. Lghtfoot Levi W. Lusk
W. n Waldroff, all OF Beaver. Oklahoma.
4-2l 5-26 GEO. ID. 0RNER, Register
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-05-05
Copyright, 1919, BY w. N. w.
Notice for Publication,

Department of the Interior, q. S. Land Office AT
Woodward, okla. March Is, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Mary j. Taylor OF
Floris Oklahoma, who, on December 18th, 1901
made Homestead Entry No. 29gS3-Os922, for the
West hal of the Southwest quarter OF Section
II, Township 5, North of Range %. E. C. NJ, has
aled notice OF intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described, before Thomas Z. Braidwood, U. s.
Commissioner, at his Office in Beaver Oklaho
ma, on the ist day of June, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: William b.
Bothel Robert Taylor, Oscar Jeifries, all OF
Floris, Oklahoma; and Daniel p. Miller, OF
Beaver, Oklahoma.
4-2l 5-26 GEO. ID. ORNER, Register
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The repertoire company which is N
open ~ the New Theatre On November :
IN The Merry Wives ~ Windsor will
leav" today for Montreal. wher" w.
wraks Canadian tour preliminary - m"
met rnpoltan season will begin on Monday
evening a. the Princess Theatre. Two
dramas will be presented The Merry
Wiv"s 81 Windsor and Arthur Wing
Pinoro's Tho Ihunderbol'
Eugene Ormonde. for the last rwo sea
sons leading man for Miss Margarsi
Anglin. has b.en engaged by lI~nlef
Go. to play BARON kroHsi1F'. the re3rA-
sentative IT the united brewing interests
IN Bayard Neillcr- new drama, N'-n
All Has Bern sand George WoptWar1
will also nave a part IN this play tTiy
stevens will nave the only femal" AR
IN the play
Seven Days had it, tOOth pre-af - % 80
az the Artor Theatre last night AVn'''
PIRATE gifts were made 10 all ~ m" r.av",-
seven Day leaves the Astur ton ~
for the Park Theatre. Boston. for rIl
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BEEkMiN PROPERTY som.
Corner lot Of Famous Uptown East Side
Farm NaN lie Theatre site.

The southeast corner Of Third avenue
and SiNty-fourth street. owned by tho
Beck man family for moro than hundrei
years was sold YESTERDAY II IL part ~
IRE PecSman farm and was sold nv Jane
Sanders and Katharine = Rose who are
direct descendants If William and Ahra-
ham Beck man. the original owners ~ tho
farm
The property has frontage loN fs~i
on the Venue ami $50 feet on the strssy
and has been used A. a cnal yard for many
wears r. j. SAID that theatrical syndicate
purchased the plot for improvement With
a play house
The corner Is not far from the site ~
The old Bees man mansion. which m the
early DAYS was famous as the meeting
place If the City's notahles IL - about
Two hundred feet vest NJ the Old Fast
ern Post road which then ran through
the centre 81 the farm The farm com
prisei all the property bounded nv Part
avenue the Fast River and SiNiy-seCund
and SlNtv-ifth streets The sale " a. negn-
fiated 10y Horace Fly h CO. II ~ Lib
erty street
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TAs .rr~ Twin nr.,hr.a

Tho .uimfuant moral moment ~ a
rlnm~nt1u.ly moral DnnpaIgn am"
THURSDAY night tts world B. hotter
ar-ady Inc B"--bo-s 81 ~. blush
ing n-ophyt~ Nv N" u.v hand and i..,.l-
cat~i HIM th'ls to tho au.~
srs.r rrssr $40 w1s -, -,r-f row
r. 'n ne 80 sni i,4pf~,s 81. .1 NJ '.rlr-
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'..t 'or n,us,Y AL 'us r.s = re people asa.n..
tisheas,D sni Ne nssauoa = r~r4ar rae
II would b. too unmauneTly ~ insist
that the strs>- VA m the -'hi. u Is
enough for the friends Il goudns->, %
kno~ that The only Honest Man Ia,
found and annexed and gwen the r,ght
hand 81 fellowship 10 WORTHY a~,u-
ciat" The Hon ROvRAr Cu'KEAN ha.
something has mu'h - the abv~mal
conviction. IA" lnf~lc' i1Ial -t-dIIu,---
the lmmitIgabl" integrity 1T purpose
IN" unguenC liable all r,Il-Fn N. rare and
pond"red u,teranC" that make IN" Boss
boss such a b"nedictIon e. hls country
There are Only Two Honest Men now d.
and one il a. honest a. the other Let
"a gaze raptlv and admirlngIy AZ IN"
Great Twin Brethren. a. they stand
locked IN close embrace. upon IN"
breathless PEAKS of Virtue Righteous
ness and peaC" hav" Kissed each other
MalefaCturs of great wealth aTr guO-,'-
flesh. and trust and trust Companies put
additional locks on their vault
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rnobtls wtth David " palv pr--Fi~n' 81
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and Ns~ Nors Railroad ard na--ssi aIonx
the H,lf.on Boul-yard IN tn- h~rx-u dis
trtct va Clenwoot and Bergen sv~nus-
through . court - nunor m The histortr
Bergen square sheTe many pla timers
AMI others f~vtew~,i them from q grand
stand They were oVer an hour ~ fnashz
the trip through the square TNev con
ttnu~d On their way norm 80 ire hiEis"n
try sect ion and sent down the lhir-
te~nth street viaduct 10 lpwer jersey
'Ity, winding zap the long Iaunt after
Passing the city Hall m Grove street
\ big nr~Woyks display took place "a
tho West SIDE County fsrk last nIght
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-22
Tn. international Aviation Meet

When Belmont Park a. beautiful
and complete a raceCuurse a. the land
scapc gardener and survey or co.d plan
between them. was opcnci m l1II there
was no one who Dreamed that m seven
wears lis immense grand stand and Nh"
TAR spreading lawn would D." hll.d with
spectators not intent upon stirring
contests between thoroughbrrd- urged
on by CAV coated Jockeys with whip
and spur but gazing upward at men a,-
tually fiying through the air IN machines
patterned after IN" birds
The great racscourse was Dedicated
10 the horse, and 1t was supposed that
the thunder OF his hoofs would ALWAYS
be heard upon ~ Those who 60 down
20 belmont Park TO-DAY 10 wrnes. tho
opening Of the first International ayia-
ton meet IN America will hea- no sound
but The peculiar clicking Of IA" motors
that drive the aeroplanes through space
and they will ~" the flying men moving
AZ n speed that the racrhors" could
never attain. Tn" raplditv OF IN" aero
planes development - IN most won
derful thing IN modern invention "
a machine for sustained flight u dId not
dcmonstra'" 80 capacity Vu'i. last y"ar
Like a nedgling il roe" lr the ar only 20
nutter along for a shOr' dl-tauo". and
almost be'or" the applause thar greeted
IN" exhibition ceased III" strange y.l.-
Gle was hving far and high, A. II II had
never done anything else.
Early in IA" summer q 1919 mon won
small fortunes by keeping the a"roplann
in flight for a few minute- and IN ll'rIe
over year it, radius had been increased
70 moro than on" hundred miles men
were flying from town 10 town, down
rivers. across the -ea and over the Alp=.
On June 2 81 this year taptain MAROON
NET and Lieutenant FEouANr II the
French army travelled -" mile, IN two
and a half hours in an aerOpane with
ont alGhtlnR This We regard a. the
most marvellous feat that has bean a.
compli~h"d with the heavier than air
ma'hIne. II insured the acceptanc" If
II a. an auxiliary 10 armies in the field
and At the re"ent French manPuvreS
its indispensabIlity WAS demonstrated.
The meeting AZ Belmont Park promises
10 be "a memorable IA the remarkable
meeting at ReIm- last wear which
opened III" ewes f'hc world b. the range
and speed 81 flight by man N tho aero
plane Frances greatest aviation. ana
those II England and the nltcd states
men 81 skill and daring whose names
are known IN every hog-"hold for their
achievements. Will strly" g. nrtdo one
another N machines driven by motors
u increased horse power. Il 10 = fair
that ncW rocord- viii he
made IN the STRENUOUS competition
Europe will he fully "a much Interested
In the results az the United states uer-
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TRIBI TIES TO ID. u. NM.
The court NJ Appeals and All IN. O,her
Courts Adjourn.

AiBASY Oct. - vi u the courts in
Albany to-day adjourned out ~ respect
to TN. memory of ia" la'" David Il. Hill
Judge Albert Hesst-rg Of Albany an.
peared IN the Court II Appeals and de-
livered a short eulogy 81 Nj Hill which
Was responded - Nv Chief Judge Cullen
who sald that IN Mr. HIS death tho har
mad lost a most distinguished member
William y Rudd announced Nr HIM.
death IN the supreme Court teiOTe Justi,e
Chester and John 4 stephens reprs-
Sented 'he Albany county bar IN making
the announcement in the County Court
before Judge Addinzton
The committee TO represent the senate
a. the funeral Of the late senator DAVID n
Hill was today named by President Pro
TEN Cobb a. follows: senators Grattan.
Grady. Allen. Brackett. Cullen. SchIosser.
Frawley and Bayne
The funeral ~ sX- Senator Hill will TAX.
place on Monday A. : o'clock from =,
Peter . Episcopal Church The intermcnt
all occur probably on tuesday, At Mon.
tour falls. Schuyler county, MIR Hnl's
birthplace
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THE ~ tC.OER ~.
Titled FslAs who Are Lea,IRs - for
furolbr To-dny.

sailing TODAY 10y the Hamburg. Am-rl-
can liner America. for Plymouth. Chez
bourg and Hamburg
Mr. aud Mr. prank ksu' UaUoVsv.
Mr. and MR. Osslf Gafrilov r-,h. Nr
ant Mr. 4, - Gotion NJ sud Nr. \ r.
Iovsin,. Mr and Mr.. u &. Milrard. the
count Won ~shrr- boss RsruLe - Nuu
NistnEhon and Baron ,on ~s,hend"r-
Passengers by the American liner
Philadelphia. for Plymouth, Ch"rhouT <
and southampton.
Douglas Burnett NIscounr Charls,aI lie
Jesse MAJOR james B rlstt Nisc.uu' dr
Ranoongn- baron Louis lie Ia Grange ana
Mi. Irene de a Grange
nv the White Star liner Arabic. for
Queenstown and Liverpool
Alexander 4 adams. .chard Bruce
Mr. ana Mr. de- Ncr- Hunt ~ John u
Ncsbitt anu " \ Gillespie
Passengers by the Red STR liner Pm
land for Dover and Antwerp.
Charles /. BARLOW. baroness : de Braun.
ecker, 'ald"ell and Mr. and Mrs
thomas y Hamilton.
Sailing 10y the Anchor liner Caledonia.
for Glasgow
Mr. and Mr- Charles " Rel. Mrs u ~
rn"r. the Rev. William Braisy aud calvin
BY the North German Lloyd liner
Koenig Abort for tho Mediterranean
Mr. and Mrs. George 4 Archer. the Rev
George = Campbell me Rev Joseph \
Frederick = cage and the Rev, George
kTsIdrl.
Passengers by the Atlantic Transport
liner MinnehAha for London
q & Hawkes. ! Van Harwrrden, Miss
katherine kyley ana Miss Iesste =. Hol-
land
Sailing Yesterday from CherbourR nv
the INSTRUMENTATION liner kaiserin
AuRusts NIctoris. for this port.
" n vanderbilt. RodmAn Manamakar
roultnev hrrlov otto Gori'H Of tho Metro
rol,tan Opara Cotrpan, and Mrs Cont
go and Nr- / arr anderson Muka Ter
nina MIR Edward he Ioppr' and M.
t.aaHa
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"a H'NT IoE VIA ~, ~
tnasa~- Tbas Th~v~ 0. oa~ pttR asasl-
aaast~Vs ~ Ns~ NsrR FtsaReaal naaartrt

Ntsut~atoS 49,. ~ ATTORNEY .G-u-
sral WtcHsrzhan today directed "a =
Kenyon assistant 20 th- attorney -t,snsral
Ant ht. pfrsisl -frust bsst.r - invs.ti-
gaze 40 ohars-- - an alleged riilk trust
9TH h~adlusr'sr. IN III Nev Nork
financial district Th- rharx~. originated
With mtlA dealers IN Washington Aad
vicinity ~ho are beng pr~.-~i v~ry hard
~ 'h~ pt.trtc' auih1ri'l~. IN their efforts
20 party m" nhk supply furnished 'o
m" natIonsI capital
NJ a hearing before the District tom
mis,ioU'rs. torbin. Thompson and N %
rrgnde1 Who are identified with The
barrym~u ASSOCIATION 1T MARYLAND.
Virginia and tn District - Columbia
h g"'i that m agitation Nv the health
authorities uf tn" District IN favor Ut
pastruritattun vas prompted 10y tho fact
thar local health authorities aud certain
scientists an IN" p~paT tment of Agrt.
culture were hand "a glove With multi
nulhoualr" trust for N" control II tho
mllk supply ~ III" country
Mr. Thompson charged that number
~ rich men IA New YORK had secured
control of IaSt"urizing machines tie
named as m"ml~Ts ~ th" s1n. OOO uOO trust
Low ' Morton. Thomas p RYAN, Anthony
Brady. Kuhn Losb a Co. John = FlaRler
and other New Workers One Of his
,hug-s was that the pasteuri kation trust
was so powerful IN Now Work. city that It's
m"tnt"rS succeeded IN having tho head
NJ III" Health Department remoV 81 and
had placed m his position an ardent dts
ctpls Il pastcurinatIon. who - now try
ing 20 fol-J the pastcurizinE dream 81 on
Gotham
~" attorney General IL not entirely
clear a. 20 what can ~ done II tho COM
plant - directed against certain men
Sho hav" acquired patents on pa-'curiHing
machines m" matter would hardly fall
within 'hs sherman antitrust law RI,
whatever N" results Of IN" quest the
Attornev General j. determined 10 make a
thorough investigation Of the charges OF
an alleged trust
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III. Lamb. a, ~incnmor. nm

Prom ~ Io1r1a 'H'1Tt.s
N.retuore 300. 50 1ods. wHica have fallen
prey "a 'Le '.rg ~ 90" .a"r.Au,c p 4lder psrs
among ne fNvog''e % MS " .harl-s and Mar,
Lamb o ~zs A. "in'rmore Htu hat lamb m
one occasion heard Or Pretended 90 hear 'he
strains - rr .slrAl festival At Hestmins'sr Al
beg "a hen lars so, r,.0 rAs m ne -n0Ir snd Yin
cent Noys!.p a. he organ We heard 'rs music
81 th- Arbr" 81 Nlncrror~ H.. r~ rro's n
widen ..ssae To : me. lAat few q. oufas r~'or-
h. c'E'F ant '-s notes grr~ tn,o-1 nafabiy
s0''snei bs me distance NosslIos chr0rAucs
Esrr i.s'lngrI. audible cara Vas faulty IN n
IA p''s''''se sHe sAns uEs An Rngr! The
rrp-lnpn~ snI ~s'nov-n vaI'1es ere the best
VINO plAH 81 irr oboe ies me music you I'M
Agins IL slNArs ne n~s'
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,L',s "TDB'N. ~ H'RN ,Fn
a-p~~-sata,tse ~ ISss are tee s,,...
~ Hsasts - Trtts~ship

There SO s v~stbnE 81 Rsrnsrf r a.
Yesterday af'efnurn ant ths fr~snnsH
president play~si th~ rois q rrifi- f'
49, MOSS ceremony The u'-s w-fs
performed 100 th~ Htti- Brinrssf7sr
Theatre ant tho candidates frr -rstr..
rnuny Wsr~ cora thes- q. ant Ma
xsr~t Britain. - and the union "a.
.ymbDlo - perpetual friendship --tw~.r
the t~p Glasses
An altar ttd h~sn erected On tn~ stag
and a. this Mildred Hamburger sfNSaung
IN pri.-tiy Eatb. took her station The
followed an elthorate bTidsl procession
FINALLY came the -ttlNar' -hubby-tu-h~
gloTtsus in reg m~nt-,l- and the dTouping
birdie r--pi~n,t~nt tn yards II tram AMI
veil Mh~u th- ceremony had bsen trlv
performed and the union had been com
pletai >pi-mntty Ms pat ASIDE and nottl@t
spirits found vent in singing and cheering
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The FITst Aatsm"bIIi.t

Prom re- I0rI0n ts.NfF
S'Choss Josrph t4G1o' Sfencn military
~ .ines. "ho many yeATs before Stephenson IN
iroIuced his To- On-n'i,e. hsd BOLT one f0r M.
t,o, eminent. f. supposed N be tbe rs' .4tono
tI.is' anu l. n have monuT ,eni erected Ia hi-
honor Inc place for the mem oriai II IN tnr com
uune OF Void tNeusei where Ne AS born IN 1898
tugnot diet 10 1873 Its lot WAs not nat Of many
geniuses he DID not die IN want Napoleon mai
secured him . pension Of 90 france passing
itch IN a " year In this respect the Premier
Con,Il shOs 81 more enllgh tenmsnt man hs did
IN regard % FULTON. Of steamboat fame Whom
he considered an Ad,cntIter. tuGnois carriage
AS built 20 Transport srms and ne nad d~si gnsd
= ssfVicc gun these achie,ements alone Would
have been 10 ,sor' 70 Napoleon favor.
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mr. <ErF ro REWtIN TERE.
Dne OF cardinal annutrIn'S suite tets
pO-t In This CiN.

IN" Rev pr lind Zepf Whp Vas .
member " tn" suite accompanying ca
dlnal Nannutelli ON has tour through this
country has h'en appointed 10 the ASSIST
AM rectur,hip - the Roman Catholic
Church II our Lady II Mount Carmel
on last lISth street In Rome Or Dep,
waS attached 10 the church % San ii
Vestru. Capte He speaks German
French. Italian. English and Spanish
Dr Zepf wished TO stay IN this country
and the Cardinal. through Archhlshop
Farley. had han appointed To Our Lad'
~ Mount Carmelz parish
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senator Cobb Takes the Oath A. I.ieu,en.
ant-GoNernOF.

ALPASY. Oct u SENATOR George n
Cobb Of Watertown. who IL the President
pro tenn u the State Senate and who
succceded Lieut. Gov White ny virtue ~
his ONCE when MIR. White became Cover
nor. took the oath " Office a. Lieutenant
Governor to-day senator Cobb was
sworn IN by Deputy SECRETARY Of State
remnant A. Lieutenant Governor Sena
tor Cobb will become a member of a num-
Der of state boards, including the Canal
Board and State Land Board
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ram ne faHfYn fg.g H4u
william H~a4. Who yesterday celebrated At
Windsor Worsho.s- his hundred and tfird birth
DAY vn'I assed y he would Ike % go '1r his
usual aa.a into no rilIAz~ ~ on Windsor r.
plissi Eu. 'lsn. you ~ fhls - r4y birthday
I prefer 20 spend tat home Ne Ooks upon the
wpr1 to.-~ - his home. and spent happy nay
there H- f0s- a. oSIoca aud had hIs .susl
pipe before bfsAs'Ast Then me master broI Eht
him 900 prs-'rt, - tobacco vhch had arrived
fHr BIN Tor dinner rhe old man mad boiled
beef 'sgrtauSs a1d bread lie spent the sftsr
noon aim r, friends - %" vorhhou.~ snd hay.
Ing bat gspG tea vent To- bed - = u.rrU,a