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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
TEDDY HONORED
BY THE EMPEROR
Former President Sees Sham
Battle of Twelve Thousand
German Soldiers.
IS THE ONLY CIVILIAN
TO REVIEW GREAT ARMY
Still Has Sore Throat, but EX-
poets to Deliver His Lee
ture as Planned.

BERLIN. May IA sham fight In
which Il, 600 German soldiers OF all arms
took part, occupied the attention OF Col
onel Roosevelt and Emperor William fol
several hours this morning.
After the battle" which took place on
the neld at Doebcritz, the whole body OF
troops paraded before the eX-president
and the emperor, who were standing side
by side some twenty PAGES in front of
the gorgeous staff. They saluted the
colOrS Of the various commands. the en-
peror touching his helmet and Colonel
Roosevelt liftiug his sombrero.
Speaking partly In English and part
ly In German. the emperor, turning 10
Colonel Roosevelt. said;
You are tho Rrst civilian who has re-
viewed our soldiers" and then TO the
German officers: I'VE are honored in
having here the distinguished colonel OF
the Rough Riders"
Roosevelt in Khaki.
The former president was five hours I'm
the saddle. and spent much time talking
with the emperor. They drew apart from
the others and III times We're exceeding
y vehement In their gestures, Colonel
Roosevelt wore q dingy khaki uniform,
while the emperor and his generals in
uniforms OF blue with gold helmets made
a striking contrast.
Colonel Roosevelt said tonight that he
felt quite able TO deliver his lecture to-
morrow before the university DIR.
Fraenkcl who has been treating the eX-
presidents throat. said in all probability
he would permit his patient to carry out
his plans. 1t was true. he added that
the coloncl's voice Is husky and would
seem to be unequal To tho task, but the
doctor was confident that ne could clear
IL up.
embassy tonight. the guests I'm addition
10 the Roosevelts including the imperial
chancellor, DR., Won Bethmann~ Hollwog
Foreign Secretary Won Schoen. the rector
OF the university. Henry White. former
American ambassador TO France and Mrs
White and Mr and Mrs. Seth Low.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
SIX SOLDIERS SHOT
BY ANGRY NEGROES

BEAUFORT. S. c.. May l1.-Six SOL
dicrs OF the One EundrGdth and Twenty
seventh company. Coast artillery. sta
toned at Fort Fremont on st. Helena
Island, were shot by negroes Just outside
OF the reservation lines between Monday
night and Tuesday.
Two OF the men, Privates Queley and
McNall are dangerously wounded while
Privates Mccarthy. Stansberry. Callahan
and Sleder are less seriously hurt.
The negroes who did the shooting.
VIII and Isaac Potter, have not yet
been arrested.
About Il week ago Isaac Potter and a
soldier from the fort had fight, Potter
being cut by the soldier II is said the
two Pottcrs threatened to shoot the first
soldier caught off tho reservation.
Monday night Prlvates Callahan, Nc
Carthy. Stansbcrry and Sleder were shot
ShotRunS were used.
Tuesday six soldiers are said 10 have
gone 10 the Potter home to find whether
they had anything 10 do with the shoot
ing. II Is said the soldiers began shoot
Ing into the house and the shots were
returned,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
HEINZE NOT CALLED
In HIS OWN DEFENSE

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE case OF =.
Augustus Ucinse. former president OF the
Mercantile National bank. accused by the
government OF misapplcation of the
banks funds and generalization of the
checks OF Otto Heiuze & Co.. his brothers
firm Will 60 TO the jury tomorrow even
Ing.
The taking OF testimony came to
close late today. and the summing up
and the courts charge VIII wind up the
trial tomorrow.
a big surprise sprung by the de-
fense today In resting It's case without
calling Heinge To the stand, Prosecutor
Wise IN turn, rested his case without
any attempt al rebuttal.
Under the ruling OF Judge Iough con-
fiulng the charges TO the single transac-
tion OF q $500, 600 loan on October Il.
1907, made by the Mercantile National
bank TO Otto Heinze & Co., the defense
confined itself to one limo Of attack on
the Indictment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
BATTLESHIP FLORIDA
TO BE LAUNCHED THURSDAY

NEW YORK, May 11.--Everytbing is
in readiness at the Brooklyn navy yard
for the launching of the great battle
ship Florida tomorrow. Workmen have
completed the erection of platforms
and staeings and the decorators have
finished their task of draping the
structures with bunting and flags. 1t
is expected that 10000 persons will wit
ness the launching.
Miss Elizabeth Leger Fleming who
will christen the Florida is the daugh-
ter of +. II. Fleming, who was governor
of Florida from 1898 tc 1908
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Garfield's Statement.

CLEVELAND. May Thames G.. Car
field said tonight that the circumstances
I'm connection with the appointment OF
Secretary Bailinger as commissioner OF
the general land office, as related in the
senate today by Senator Piles OF Wash
ingtou. We're substantially correct.
at is true" said Mr.. Garfield. that
recommended the appointment of Mr.,
Rallinger to Mr.. Roosevelt. My recon-
was any secret connected with IT. AS
far as any events that have since trans
pred are concerned. 7 cannot say any
thing. nor do L care TO discuss them In
"a nv"
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10 the conclusion the selection of cabi-
net officer was a family matter with
the president and no concern OF ours
was much gratifled that one of whom
thought so highly was TO be given so
high n position. and | an, still Gratlfied
over his appointment"
Mr.. Piles concluded with the statement
the president himself would verify all
he (Mr Pilcs) had said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Turks Really Fighting.

ONSTANTINOPLE, May 1.-AftsT
fve days operations. ihe Turkish troops.
with Il loss OF 200 killed or wounded, have
cleared 1000 Albanians out OF Tchernolo-
va Pass, near Prierand. The insurgents
still occupy lpek and DJakoya. Further
large Turkish rclnforccmcnts have been
called for by Torgut Fasha,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
,laoAD BILL
= UNCONSTITUTIONAL

S'ON, May ll.-out of tb.
Ir,sS sSSi'p Y, about the admin, ID dne
8 s.,,; olll; which the action
.er9ay .1 puts squarcIv
iss. 1ind ii 10 the conferees
atio, 'ater, looms the flat.
sasiia,,.9f Of the interstate
rm, sse ,ss ? minority leader
s.. :; ;Adamson of Georg;,
s,Ia q the Democrats s;dc d. /,
'aicrs, " OH said today that
IA ,,a 81 the railroad 'I bill
lsSaa,b saa bond provision
lot bs bs'er' he added
krldO Oe enforced even il
vi i loave it in. The
,A,ur,e out. h ! fought that
IS, hu, because OF its nu.
Vat s J ain not at all
n son,a ,Gr tho very reason
'hlavtyInlda immediately pro- pro-
''0n of the co1stitu.
W an. minority accom-.
y Pooling and We meraSg nave
:is,ss. iss the he two "u next MERGE wp2st
~ d i ,hsl eliminated the "pro' pro-
q "a And sae attorney genera era
s'ddH' Ss Commerce com. STn
y ,ssn"ss,ssse been glad W tc
at Of iffee q, court but thai
- o,S.lt Il the evils and 'n nn'
M "Aef advantages thai hal
'ayu ho will, 40,
'a pas. Two. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
GOHL FOUND GUILTY
OF MURDER CHARGE

MONTESANO, Wis, May 1.-THE
jury in the case of William Gohl.
charged with the murder Of Charles
Hatberg, after nine hours deliberation,
returned verdict Of guilty of murder
in the first degree. Gohl was unmoved
by The jury s finding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Will Close Exchange.

NEW YORK. Nav 11.--The governing
committee of the New York stock eX
change announced today that the eX
change would he closed for two hours
on Friday. May 20, the day Of the funeral
Of King Edward.
The usual opening hour of 10 o'clock
has been put Off that day until noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
|Ij[RVAT|ON
||RIH' $ THEME
4 senator Makes Notable
in Defense of De-
ul,ping the West
n THE AUTHORITY
EPRESIDENT EXTENDED
|h,t Some Sections of the
|lliy Have Not Had a
Square Deal.
"a tribune.

NAY
r,,so made a notable speech
. sals this afternoon IN faVol
III ,utbOriziug the president to
,,as,,Sals Of public lands. The
;,.;rated that some of the
,,n in the name OF "conser'
!. the past were without au-
4 Y, cited many prccedents to
q, ,be president was without
.v,r to withdraw lands from
q and that the ouly authority
..,a vas that conferred by
= 4 congress.
ii That the pending bill Civ
usidsnt authority to make.
n ubicet TO the approval OF
!. rassed without delay.
4; the attitude of the west
weryation the senator SAID:
s.,ks for the West.
s.grstion Of our natural re
N righteous cause nnd one In
= ret believes as sincerely as
4 ,,hsr part OF the country.
q. however, that all that Is
y done under werl-estab-
r,iples Of constitutional law
ss rot necessary in order to
-Es natural resources Of our
rstsbllsh a new and unheard-
y IN legislation and of ad.
Ia. Whatever the wisdom of
AL be as to the manner in
" resources shall be con
Hr should be followed bv all
1r and undoubtedly will be
Lrrg in one part of the coun-
y othm, but to suspend our
n 10 the settler in the first
YOU may 90 here or there,
applying with the law, ac-
ratsd a home, and then after
IA Influenced to do so. to
lTrive him Of this right, is
3 . principle which will be
rNly in the end than the
=. Of our natural resources.
rEation TO Canada.
f aated 10 me the other day
r1's from Vermont (Mr. Dill
1sis have passed over our
rthn the last year 100 900
ntzeus to acquire homes In
y ils public domain. These
zid With them thousands and
y dollars, all Of which we
El afford TO lose. But no
ucrd to lose the brain and
= besl citizenship and drive
rnhe domain at n time when
ntuends and millions of
gllsd. which should be for
itAre TO make homes and
tauunities. pay taxes and
-soAwealths.
Mty Of the West.
ls in full harmony with
: IVY will prevent waste, that
monopoly, that will pre-
.ucl; but the west is not
= ad will never be in bar-
nesit to the rule of policy
iae guise of conserving,
-nuulties and doprives us
sily to build up our states.
Aates admitted into the
L not simply as political
ae5 we're admitted as
Wy sense of the word.
7 - lhe right to develop the
y Sta aud 10 avail ourselves
the natural resources
y natural limits and
:, Y Our state.
~ OF the states NAV de-
!, Mural resources and con.
wealth aud power, while
ns remain in possession
is.te', thore is not that
Z iSs constitution of the
@ntemplates. We stand
:s,.ssy, 'ssady, and even anxious
Ss,ycs to the Judgment
y !, sSsa sSsu9Tess, hoping and be
- J, % American citizen en- ma ms" v
- a %, ~ What his rights are,
asssp bs and 4. what he may de
= IL : b. naS aSop performed that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
HALLEY'S COMET
RISES AT 2:40
A. M. ON FRIDAY
Copyright. 1910. by Frederick
Campbcll.)

May 12-Ualleys comet rises to-
day, 2.3S n. M; tomorrow. gao
a. m Sun rises. 4.4l. Comets
speed today. about 1878 miles per
minute.
NOTICE AS TO TIME.
The time given In these bulletins
is meridian standard time. Where
that differs materially from local
. time. and II local iiEurcs are pre-
ferrcd. alter by subtracting the nee
cssnry minutes for both sun and
comet, II east OF the meridian: or
by adding. II west OF the meridian.
. Tho time given In the bulletins,
however Us thought TO be sufficient
ly serviceable everywhere
In the mountain region, paCticu-
larly in Salt Lake. the mountains
. prevent n glimpse of the comet un-
III about an hour later than the
time indicated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Index to Today's Tribune
Observation-Disclosures,
Departments.
Domestic,


: Senator Borah delivers notable
: speech ON conservation ........
: Taft pays eloquent tribute TO
!. Polish patriots .......,..,...,...l
: Trial OF Doctor Hyde nearing the
: Senator Piles explains as to Bal
: lingcr's appointment ,...s...,..
!. Some Interesting figures on cor
: Doraton TAX .,s-a..,....,..
: Condensed kilograms ,......,.... 3
: Foreign,
: Physicians admit worry hastoncd
: death Of Edward ,....,..,......
: Roosevelt reviews army OF the
: Kaiser -. ....-s,, ,.....,,,.,sa.
: Local
!. Final details arranged for Com
: mcrcial club excursion .-,..,..,li
: County ply ysicians fail In their
= uRIy ....,...ss,.. ...,..s..r....... II
: Land office decision adverse 10
!. government .,.....,.... ,......l4
!. Business men urged to help in
: publicity campaign ..,....,. IN
: Sporting News.
!. James Jeftrles Likes his work o., IL
: Miraculous escape of ballooniSts. IL
: Barney Oldheld breaks record ,..v1l
s.-s-.-f-i-.-..-.-s-s-i--s s-!-:~,--::-ff-i.:-.-s,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12

THE more you spend in judi
cious advertising, the more you
can afford to spend.
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easily lead in your
] cav lu.iness by main
''l'', !, brisk advertising
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-08-18
Contest Notice

Department OF the Interior, U. 8. Land Office n
Woodward, Okla. July 3th, 1917.
sufficient contest affidavit ha wing been fileC
in tins office by ,Seybert v. Barr, contestant
against ho ne slead Entry No. AIs4 made Feb
'uary sth, 1915. Tor Ma SWH SEA Nw1 an,
NWh SEh Section 30 Township North, Rang,
L. c. a., by Phi ipp &. DAYTON. contestee. j.
which 1t is alleged that said entryman la
wholly aband said trace OF land Tor per
,od o. more than six months since making sal
entry, and next prior To the date herein. h,
having thil'd 20 establish residence upon sait
land or to Gu tIvate or improve the same, as r,
quired by law, and that thu defaults sill ex
1T. Snld parciis are hereby notif, d 10 az
pear, resi- ond, an offer evidence touching sale
dliagatlon at ~ O'clock n. ~. on September 26tf
1910, before W. 4. Quinn, Clerk the Dis rict
Court, az hi; office IN Beaver, Oklahoma. anc
hat hnal hearing will be held at 10 o'clocl
a. N, on October To- 1910, befor, Tie Registe
and Receiver AZ the United States Land Otiic,
IN Woodward, oklahoma.
Tie said cantes ant having In p-orer aft
6ylt, Med July a0th. 1910. 81. orth fbcts whicl
now that, after duo dilig nee persona
ervice 81 this no1ce can not be- made II is her,
~ ordered ani directed thai such notice b.
given by due and proper publication
o'll sh GEo. ID. ORHER, REGISTER.
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Notice for Publication

nepartnient OF the Interior, U. s. Land Ofticr
a woodward. Oklahoma. August sth, 1910.
'.3t!ce is hereby given that Jessie Mae Weir,
OF lteayer Oklahoma. who on April 18th, 10 q
made Homesterd Entry No. Ol9724, for NWl,
Section 25, Township 4, North OF Range %, L.
c. NJ.
Has filed notice OF intention to make Final
Communication Proof to establish claim to the
land aiOve described, before w. T. Quinn
Clerk OF the District Court in his office a
aver, Oklahoma, on the 18th day of Septem;
ber, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses: George Pro.
vOst, L"wrence McCabe. Wi'liam B. Leonard
Enoch Quinn. oil OF Beaver, o luhoma.
SIS V.22 gro. d. ORsER Register
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Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior. United States
Land OtIica. Woodward Okla,, August 10 igi0
Noace Is hereby given that Leslie b. Ander.
SON OF Couch, Oklahoma. who, on April ljth,
lW7, made Homestead Entry No. 36l2i.O ,O5e.
Ior VIZ NEA section 81, Township 4, North oi
Range 22 +. G. NJ
Has filed notice to make Final Communication
Proof. to establish Claim to tie land ABOVE de-
scribed, before W. 7. Quinn, Clerk OF the Dis.
trlct Court in his oifice at Beav r, Oklahoma on
the 28th day OF sap ember. 1910.
,Claimsnt names as Witnesses: Ira s. Wilson,
MILAN n. Anderson, James A. Womack,
Walter Wilson, all OF Couch, Oklahoma.
5-le 9-22 GRO. II. 0RNER, Register.
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Watson Sells to. Mansfield

A deal was closed Tuesday whereby
Dad" Mansfield took over d. II. Wat
sons establishment. Mr.. Watson will
remove to his farm. Dad" will move
everything to his former location. ].
N. Robbins and wife will take charge
and conduct the bakery and restau-
rant. Mrs Mansfield will take charge
of the White House rooms. Under
this management Beavers public will
b. afforded another good place to eat
and sleep.
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Notice for Publication

Department OF tho Interior, United States
Land Oihcs, Woodward, Oklahoma, July 30
1910.
" Riverside, OKlahuma, who. on July la
i9Oi, made Homestead Entry No. 26isl-UlOG2
or ER SWA aud Elg NWA Section 81
Township North OF Range p, T.. c. NJ.
Has fled notice of intention to make Final
five Year Prooi, to establish claim % the land
hove described, before W T. Q DIM. Clpr.: o
he District Court in his office at Beaver
Oklahoma, on the ~ IA day Of September, 1910.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Oliver Boy
r.. George W. Fickel. JimeS Briuwell Chtiii,
Dickson. all of Riverside, Okla,
S-ll 9l5 GLo ID. ORNER Register
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Notice For Publication

Department. of tie Interior. q. s. Land Office q
Woodward, Okla, July l5th, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that John II. Alber,
II Beaver. ORlahora wlo on January 3lsC 1895
made Homestead Entry M. 29}S5.1l I6il, 70
,ortheast Quarter Of Sgction 6, Township :
North OF Range %, +. &. NJ.
Has fled notice OF intention 10 make Fina
Five Year Plooi, TO es ablish claim To the Ian,
y, :. Comms ioner. al his ohce in Beaver, OK
lahoma, on the SUth day of August. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: David Man
ming, Herndon Mitchell, Walter Cummins
Frank brown, all OF Deayer, Oklahoma.
7-2s s-2S 5w GEO. d. ORNER, Register
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, u $. Land Ofco al
Woodward, Okla, July nth lvlU.
Notice l. hereby given that Richard Il. Woo /
l9Ud, mace Homestead Entry No. 33S55-,1iiSJ
Tor SEA section }, Township I, Nor III oi Range
a, L. L. NJ.
Has filed notice OF intention to make Fina
above described, before ". r. Quinn, Cl1rk of
the District Court Ia his O,licC at Beaver, Okla
uoina, On the 81, day OF september, lJlp.
claimant names a. witness -: Ion White
James b. Crawford, Joseph E. Bonner, all ci
Lurena Okla" and Ephriam h. holland, ci
Dombty, Okla.
1.2S 81 gro. ~ OPNrR. Register
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Notice of Publication

Department Of the Interior, u. s. Land Office a
Woodward, Okla. july 18th, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Uverton Harr,
nan, of Flors, Okla, whn, on December Iit
igU4, made II mastead Entry No. 2YI9I Llsgjl, 10
W SEA and SEA SEh Section 81 and SWI
sN% Section S3, Township 5, North OF Rang
Y, II. c. NJ.
Has n ed notice Of intention TO make Finn
Five Year Proof, to establish claim To tho Ian
above described, before w. T. Qui~n, Clerk q
ne DIS rict Court in bi. lice at Beaver. Okla
lolna, ON the 1lh day of September, 1910
Claimant names as witnesses: Lauty E!mor
James W. Reed, Charles .. Desper Fred Nhit
iNer, all of Floris, Oklahoma.
I-S 81 GEO. ID. ORNER. Register
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Nntice for Pnhiicntinn

Department OF the L.terior. u. S. Laud Office a
woodward, Okla. July 30. 1910.
Notice is hrreoy given that Harry F.. Thlm.
3, OF Floris. okla. who on January lIth 1916
made HE NO. 2s9 ,7-OilI2l Tor Sla SWA of Sec
ion %. Township North OF Range % ECM.
Has nel notice OF int ,n.iDn to MAKE Final
live Ycar Proof 10 estabi sh claim tn the lnnc
hove described. before Thomas p, Braiiwoad
y. ). Commissioners a at h $ office at Beaver
klnhoma, ON the 20Sh day OF September, 1910
Claimant names as witnesses: T. II. Curt
II. Curt. William Howard, A. o. Anderson
al of tloris, Okla.
I'll OILS GEO d. ORNER, Register
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Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior u. s. Land Office
at MuoJwGrd, Oklahoma, July 70, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Fletcher ". Me
Adams. W Beaver, Oklaho VA, who, IN AuVuSt
10th lph, made homestead Entry No.. 245i-
OlWis. for'Wt. SWla section and ES SEk Sec
tion :, owushlp 3, North ot Range "a T.. G. NJ.
Has Med notice OF intet tion t. make Final
Five Year Proof to establish claim to- the land
above described. before W. 7 Damn. Cl"rk Of
toe District Court. at his ohice al Beaver Okla
homa, on the 18th day ot September, lglO.
Claimant names ~ witnesses; william E
White. Riverside. Okla. Henry Block, Lester
Gilbert, Bert Adams all OF Beaver. okla.
ELL 9i5 GEo. u. ORNER, Reg stcr
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Notice For Publication.

Department Of the Interior u :. Land OfIic,
at " No.dward. Okla. August 4th. iulO
Notice is hereby given that Oscar Jer-is o.
Flors, Oklahoma, who, on April Path 1898
made Home-tead Entry No. a5il9GAOa3 70
%. u. O.. NJ
Has fled notice Of intention 10 make Fiua'
Five Year Proof, to establish claim TO the lanr
above described, before W. T. Quinn, Clart OF
the District Court in his office nj BEAVER Okla
homa, on the 23d day Of Septemb 1910
Claimant romes ~ witnesses: John w. Ray
Robert Ia, lor, John Harvey, William b. Both
ell, all of Floris, Oklahoma.
s-lS 9.2 GEO. D. ORNER, Register
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior. u. =. Land Office a
Woud"ard, okla, July 18th, 1910.
Notice is HEREBY given that Roll I. Hetric.
of fions. ORia., who. ON g, ember ist i9E
made Homestead Eut'r No. lol1A-O7 79, fo
NEA Src ion 30, Tow hip ;, North OF kons,
p T.. &. N.
Has filed notice of Intention 20 make Fina
Five Year PrOui, To establish { ann 10 tue lana
above described, before ". 4. Quinn Clerk OF
the district Court in his office at Beaver Okla
hoina, on the 3Uth day Of August lqiU
laimant names a. witness =: william II
HuwUr rd John ID. Sipes, Orlando $. Andre
Emery r. harper, all OF Floris, ok ahoma.
1.2S S25 3w GEo ID. ORSER. Register.
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Notice For Publication

Department OF the Interior. U. s. Land Office
woodward, Okla. Aulust 2d, 1910.
Notice herohv given that Curtis 4. Cham.
herlin, ct Emwo ID Okla, who ON Novamhc
18th. 1907 made Homestead Entry No a7q7
nls2ai, FOR SEh SWh Section g Township .
North OF Range % Z. C. NJ.
Has filed notice OF intention 10 mako Fina
tommu alton Proof. 20 IS ssahliSh claim to tb,
land above described. before W. T Quinn. Clerl
ol the District Court in his office MT Beaver
Oklahona. on tho 23d day of Septer her 1910
claimant name as witnasses: Ella Jordon
Thomas Steve S Hiram Scost all OF El'nw.oG
9. iona, and Gordon o. Chambcrlin. Beaver
Oklahoma.
S-lS 9.22 GYo. d. ORSrp Rouister
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Notice For Publication.

Department Of the Interior, U. $. Land Office a
Woo iward, Okla. July 20, 1910.
Notice l. hereby given that James l.. Brisen
line, OF floriS, Oklahoma, wIo, on July litl
1905, made Holnnst sad ENTITY No. l6l2s-hiOOOi. 70
~ SEl4 Section n and VIZ SNA Section Y
Townsh , North OF Range ., T.. G. NJ.
tas tilru no Ice oi ittent ntiun ~ make Final Fiy,
Year Proof. to essabush claim to the Ian,
- owe described, before ". T. Quinn. Clerk q
the Di>tllcJ Court in his o lice sc Beaver, OKLA
homa, on che 18th day of Sep ubsr. 1919.
claim mt nam S Hs wi n IS s: James v
Monroe. Miles d. Au'mus William Is. WilgtiS
ieorse A. Hutcng ms, all Of floris, Oklahoma.
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