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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
BARBECUE FOR TIE
DOUGLAS DEMONS
Celebration Saturday Night
to Raise Funds for the
(Club

Douglas, Ariz-, Aug. 26.-The Demons
must be kept in the harness. That is the
slogan in Douglas, and Daniel A.
O'DonoTan and the fans are busy get
ting things ready for the big barbecue
which is TO be pulled off at Sportsmen's
park next Saturday evening The Doug
las Mexican band will be there also
an orchestra. The fatted calf will be
served. with pork and mutton on the
side, and everybody will be made well
come Those inclined to dance may do
so in the big pavilion. The park will
be brilliantly lighted, and where Bill
Harper stirs the dust on a steal to
third, Frank Ramsey will be slicing off
the generous portions Of beef.
It is expected that the crowd will run
to the kseveral hundred, and the pro-
ceeds Wtll be devoted to the funds need
ed to keep the Demons going till the
close Of the regular schedule.
A subscription list was taken around
during the past few days and more
than $500 subscribed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
BIG quail SEASON
IN MESILLA VALLEY

Las Cruces. n. NJ, Aug. 26.-This is
going TO be a big quail season in this
section Of the valley. reports coming
in that there are more young birds in
evidence than have been seen here for
years. The dry season has driven them
down from the hills into the irrigated
valley country, where they have found
an abundance Of food in the wheat and
cane fields
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
Las CRUCES HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AT the Don BernardO-C. w. Gerber,
Seymour ThurmOnd. FL Paso; Walter
Rivers. Denver; D. B. Smith. Ell PasO;
L. J. Biller. Dallas; A L Small, New
York; f. Lang and family, TucUmcari;
II. z. Finney. Chicago; II. H. Herman
son. FL PasO: Henry Alveff San Fran
cisco; ]. J. Burke, Denver; W. H kong,
FL PasO; w. A. Sellers. Magee. Miss:
E. NJ. Sellers. ATagee, Miss; Max Mayer
and daughter, Ell PasO; T. J. Atkinson.
Tolar; Swan T Olsen. FL Paso; Henry
Henelman, Anthony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
DONA ANA COUNTY LAND
Is SOLD FOR GOOD SUM.
at Las Cruces Whereby He Sc
cures III Acres for $4,000.

Las Cruces, n. NJ. Aug. 27.-D. B.
Smith, of FL Paso. was in the city yes
terday closing up land deal by which
he acquires III acres of improved land
in this county, paying therfor the sum
of $22,5O0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
LAS CRUCES AND
MESILLA VALLEY
Ell PASOANS SECURE
UPPER VALLEY LAND
Max Mayer Buys Big Ranch
Near Mesquite Which
VIII Be Cultivated.

Las Cruces, N NJ, Aug. 27.-Gus
Malchow, of Mesquite. was IN the city
yesterday and closed a deal by which
he has sold his 122 acre ranch near
Mesquite station to Max Weyer, of FL
,Paso, and T. ]. Atkinson. of Tolar.
The price has not yet been made pub
lie. The land is practically all in al
falfa, and Mr.. Atkinson will soon move
his family from Tolar and make his
home on his new farm, which he will
cultivate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
PROSPECTIVE LAND BUYERS
NUMEROUS AT Critics

Las Cruces, N NJ, Aug. s0.-After
several months Of inactivity in the real
estate market, quite a number of peo-
PIE are now coming into Las Cruces
TO look over the valley land, and the
real estate men here state that a num-
Der Of sales viii be made soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
ALAMEDA ROAD Is NEARLY
FINISHED At CRUCES.
VIII Give u Highway One Mile Long
Leading From the City; The First
of Many Road improvements.

Las Cruces. \. NJ. Aug. 27.-Work
on the Alameda road is almost COM
pleted and this highway will give Las
Cruces almost a mile OF as fine q
driveway as can be found anywhere.
The good work is not to be allowed
to stop with the one improvement.
however and within the next year
there will be several miles of wen con-
structed roads leading out of the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
La MESA DEFEATS ANTHONY

La Mesa, n. NJ, Aug 26.-The West
Side team of La Mesa defeated the Rio
Grande athletic association team at
Anthony by score of 16 to s. The
West Side team made six runs in the
first inning. A. p Heron did good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
FOURTH ALFALFA CROP
IS CUT AT LAS CRUCES.

Las Cruces, n. NJ. Aug. 26.-J W.
Taylor, one of the most prominent
farmers of the Valley who lives be-
tween here and Dona Ana, was in the
city yesterday and states that he ex-
poets to begin cutting his fourth crop
of alfalfa within the next few days
This crop will be a very short one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
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STATISTICAL BALL DOPE !
. By Art Woods. {.
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WHERE THEY PLAY SATURDAY

National
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
American.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Texas.
Dallas at FIT. Worth.
Oklahoma City at Shreveport
Galveston at San Antonio.
Waco at Houston.
Cactus.
BiSbee at FL PaSo.
Clifton at Douglas.
Cananea at MOrenci
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

/. Boston u y u
! St. Louis 20 0 0 0 II .
don; st. Louis. Willis and Bresnahan.
/ Uimpires-Eason and sJohnstone
At Cincinnati RH.E.
Philadelphia 90 2 0 o 50 ? % o
Cincinnati i % 0-2A7 0
Batteries: Philadelphia, Moren and
Doom; Cincinnati. Suggs and Mclean
Umpires- Rigler and Enslie.
Brooklyn 90 I'SD .r.41ooOO1OOcOOEs g 4 4
Pittsburg ..OOOO021 OO0O1-4 Il .
Batteries: Brooklyn, Bell and Bergen;
Pittsburg. Liefield and Gibson. I'M
pires-Brennan and O'Day.
New York Il 5000 90 o. 8
Batteries: New York, Wiltse and
Meyers; Chicago, Cole and King. I'm
pires-Overau and Keeler.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland ..Oo4o 90 II i /
Boston 80 0 0 0 0 o x-7 8 1
Batteries: Cleveland. Mitchell and
Land; Boston, Smith. Wood and Klei-
now Umpires-Perrine and Dineen.
At New York RHE.
Chicago 1000 10000 a 6
New York 3 1 , o 1 ks Is l
Batteries, Chicago, LANCE and Scott;
New York. Sullivan. Hughes and Criger.
iUmpires-OLoughlin and Egan.
At Washington RHE
Detroit O10OOOO1-3 10
Washington 100000 1OOOO-2
Batteries: Detroit, Works and Casey;
Washington. Groome and Ainsmith. UNI
pires-Evans and KERN.
At Philadelphia Ri E.
St. Louis II ? 21O12-s IA ?
Philadelphia 0 o 1-6 IL 4
Batteries: ST Louis, Linke and Steph-
ems. Philadelphia, Plank and Morgan
and Thomas and Livingstone. Umpires-
Connolly and Colhflower.
COAST LEAGUE.
At Portland: r H E
Portland ......0 . o
San Francisco ...3 10 1
Batteries: Garrett and Fisher; Miller
and Williams.
At San Francisco: R H E
Oakland
Batteries: Thorsen and Smith; Mel
son and Mite.
At Los Angeles: r H E
sacramento -.--.--.....-..5 10
Vernon
Batteries: Byram, Hatch and Spies
man; Willett, Hit and Hogan.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At indianapolis: Indianapolis-St Paul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
Big League Baseball
Thursdays Results

game postponed; rain.
At Toledo: Kansas City 4, Toledo 5;
called end seventh; rain.
At Columbus: Minneapolis 3, Column
bus 9
At LOuisville: Milwaukee 2, Louis
vile 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

work in the pitchers box for La MeA.
striking out u men, The batteries were.
Anthony; Lyman and Carpening: LIE
Mesa, c. A Heron and W. Heron,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

as the alfalfa is blooming and yet is
only about a foot high However, il
the water holds out. Mr.. Taylor says
The will get another good cutting this
season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

Those people who advantage of
our T-bone steak and prime rib roast
sale last Saturday will have another
opportunity tomorrow. ArdoinS market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

We will have special marked down
prices Saturday. Come and see. Ar
oil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At st. Louis P II. E.
Boston 30 1910 % 6 o
ST. Louis 80 0 % II 4 .
Batteries: Boston. N1attern and Rari-
don; st. Louis Willis and Bresnahan.
Utmpires-Eason and tombstone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

AT Cincinnati R. H. E.
Philadelphia O. 0 o 50 ? o. 0
Cincinnati i 0 0 0 9 O-2A7
Batteries: Philadelphia, Moren and
Doom; Cincinnati, Suggs and Mclean
Umpires-Rigler and Emslie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

At Chicago RH. E
New York 100000 o. 3 8
Chicago 90 2 0 0 ks 8 2
Batteries: New York, Wiltse and
Meyers; Chicago, Cole and Killing. I'm
pires-Overall and Keeler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

Brooklyn ..i1OoOO1OOeOo[s 4
Pittsburg ..OOOOO2 OoOO1-4 IL 2
Batteries: Brooklyn, Bell and Bergen;
Pittsburg, Liefield and Gibson. I'M
pires-Brennan and O'Day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston R H. E.
Cleveland % $4,000 o. II 1
Boston --...O 0 0 0 0 o 6 x-7 8 1
Batteries: Cleveland, Mitchell and
Land; Boston, Smith. Wood and Klei-
now. Umpires- and Dineen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

TEXAS LEAGUE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-26

At New York r. H. E.
Chicago 100 5000 a. 3
New York 3 1 , 0 1 ks Is 1
Batteries, Chicago, LANCE and Scott;
New York, Sullivan, Hughes and Criger.
iUmpires-OLoughlin and Egan
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-26

rurcd, Not a sound they uttered but 4 concentrated
pacau Of Wild e1ultation waiting on their lips
Batting the Animal.
But down IN the arena the unexpected-no the
supposedly imposslble-was happening. The dreaded
bull franucay tossing his head with all his great
strength. believing bis rage and bcwldermeut,
pirouetng In dizzy circles, and there still dsnGed
Pickett his bcarilkc hug unshaken and he cllnGlng
like burr. Never before had such disreputc been
cast upon the noble sport Of bull lighting. How ufan'
tile the strength how clumsy the skill. how feeble tho
courage Of the adorcd toreadors In comparison With
the exhibition being given by this hated stranger from
the north shout OF anger at the ignomnious sight
swep; through the seats and some one cried IN Span
ish;-"Remcmber Blenyenida's words, Picketts fu-
neral Will follow foolhSrdnessr' And then pandc-
monlum broke loose.
Pickett was meanwhile giving a continuous ana
convincing demonstration that FrlJoN Chquita had
met bis human match. Not only could the bull not
trample otherwise harm bis antagonist hut
the cowboy actually had the beast tottorng on his
feet The naughty, shaggy head was aslant under
the force eScrted upon the horns by the swinging
man. The hold was Pickctt's favoritc and never be
fore had four footed creature wlthstood II.
Whether Frjor ChIquita would have been added
a. historic victim OF the oklahoma mans prowess
VIII eyer remain moot question chair cushion.
thrown with accurate aim and Judgment. struck him
tul In the face great chorus OF approval and fus
lnde Of The canvas missiles followed Pickett became
quite as busy lodging the shower as saving himself
from the bulls savage cvolutions.
Tho shied stone, II bit the luckless. be-
Se!Ged on the check and drew stream OF blood
II seemed then II every person In the became
Fruit bottles canes and opened knives fell upon
the b7avc cowboy who was battling for his life, single
handed with .hat blood hungry bull Not person
IN thaJ great hostile hrong lifted hand voice In
test or defence. am not eX0ggcr1ting The
bcdded with weapons The Mexican Record next day
published photograph Of the deadly litter. and
the instantaneous picture IN IL Imparcia the govern
mcnt organ. plainly showed the missiles on their
course.
You can imagine the helpless wrath OF US handful OF
Americans. We appealed frantcay to the police
They laughed in our faces Pickett's cowboy friends
pleaded with Mr.. Miller for permission 10 rctnllate
with American cartridges but the ranchman forbade
He and the wiser heads knew wholesale EXTERN
.lnatOn would have followed. Our hats were rceking
with eHpcctorntions from the mouths OF the human
brutes our heads above the barrier. Pickett
no longer on the offensive and weakening fast IL
seemed Inevitable that his funeral would take place
In Mexico. after all. Benvenlda had promised.
once his hold relaxed the furious foe would have him
at his mercy and gore him 10 death
The Solution.
In NIL that awful bedlnm Joe Miller alone kept his
wits. He realized that later Pickett would
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the awful danger Of his undertaking Ills victories In
the American Southwest had made him overconndent
OF his prowess, He had never even seen Spanish
lighting bull nm told and In his mind had Ilkcncd
the big believing monsters. quiverng with life aud
strength and rage the vicious Texas which
be- had often conquered FriJol ChquIta's size and
procllyiteS much Ike bls bovine American
brothers rs wildcat Is like = chlpmunk And while
the cowboy saddlng his horse and receiving from
Vs. worthless suggestions as 10 the tactics employ
half dozen Fl Torco vaqucros were tormentine md
torturtpc the bull In the effort to him the
extreme pitch OF man hating fury.
PIckottS entrance into the enclosure received min
gied hisScS and cheers then Wild tumult Of acclaim
aS gate was thrown open and FTjoi Chlquta dashed
upon the scene sighted Pickett and made him With
the power and speed Of Il runaway locomotive The
mans face hlanched momcntarlly; for the rSt time b.,
fully realized peril OF his position and the over
wbelmng odds against him in aght for lie with this
bovine demon But every nerve was steady every
muscle ready and all the consummate craft aud cum.
ung OF his calling summoned aS he awaited the IRE
sstible onslaught Nor less prepared WIS Spradley
the wary pony he bestrode learned by long stern
experience on the pr'uries 10 know the moods and
moves OF cattle shepherd dog knows his sheep
Never before had such terrifying thing hurled Itself
toward Sprsdlcy but the shock OF didn't bcwlldcr
him.
Like n dash he dodged and implanted his hind boofs
with MI his strength full the charging bu's side
Back rushed the bull not at all dsconccrted and tho
attack was too suddenly renewed for defence or eva
sion The cruel, needle pointed horns penetrated rho
HELPLESS horses shoulder. AS they withdrew bood
covered Pickett lcapcd between them 10 tho buIIs
head and casped his arms around the neck.
This was the expected moment that had drawn
twenty-five thousand Mexcans 10 FL Torco that after
noon Experts had conceded that the wonderfrIv
1.-the and ugne American might, perhaps secure a hold
ON tb. bull but never. they declared could he ma.n
tain that hold FOR half minute. One OF the poly
erfu head would dlsodce him and then the end world
be mattec OF seconds as be lay PROSTATE and ex
hausted
was on bis or her feet strainlng for clear view Of b
grewsomc spectacle the Mexican mind had foudly pic
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old man impress me with the virtue OF physical
courage md n contempt OF death
Then, while the crowd pouring into the enelos.
nre. came the staggering that the Governor OF
the federal district had forbidden the battle dele
cation of American women residents of the city had
walked upon him and protested 10 The rame oil
humanity, arguing that the outcome OF The nnalr
would Inevitably be the death OF the brave but Fasb
oElahoman. They had earlier enlisted the influence
and assistance OF powerful American officials and bus
Ines men, which the Governor could not resist ard nc
had Srudgingy revoked the permission given Win
5lacrlty several days before
The bull ring managers, much relieved az thcir
escape from The awkward position in which they ound
Themselves. attempted promptly announce the coo-
collation. and dismiss tho spectators. Oul MI Mll.
Ter choolcd and ready wcd In dire eSigenccs. would
no; agree.
"Thc Governor has forbidden Pickett 70 age' Bo-
uito" no affirmed quickly. but you have otheT bu's
just savage. Pickett win meet any one OF then
you pick
A license n our hands before the non
pusscd imnreSaro and presidente could frame other
and while the well meaning American Won
en- compiacenty congratulated themselves In their
homes preparations for the cruel struggle went on
apacg.
A. a substitute bull NJ Rivero stipulated Fr1oli
ChiQuta LItle Bcansl fully as WILD wary and
wicked a creature Bonltu. and awaiting bis call 20
combat In r! ToTeo stalls The bull was b-e6 on
The famous Tcpcyahualco granadeTia. His short
thick, powerful neck commended him 10 The eNpe-
renccd mpresario more forcbly than Bonito for
II would be upon the neck aud horns thar Pickett
would his strength throw the beast II he
succeeded 10 getting a hold.
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Bulls Exchanged.

Meanwhile an Unfair advantage OF US was being
taken in the arena. \ twenty foot board DIS
played before thc gaze al the partisan spectators
bearing in Spanish this announcement;-"By request
Bonito has been withdrawn and another bail SubstE
tujed." The Implication, OF course, chat We
had made the request In Tear OF BonitoS prowcss.
The crowd howlcd !tS and dersion, which 1t
Tie HsSua6cd when discovered the Imposition and
posted second bulletin with the emphatic declaration
shat by order OF the authorities Bonito would not
appear and tha thc bull ring lmprcSIro had selected
Frlj0li Chiqulta quite worthy combatant
We had planned 70 present regular circus tour
nament preliminary the fight between man
and bull. but the tremendous audience would have
II so. They demanded "El feroZ fcnomcno negro de
Oklahoma" The mad lust for bull ring blood and
battle, come 10 them through generations. upon
them. soon their attitude became mennclng and we
deSisted.
A mob of twenty-five thousand frenzicd, hostile
McXIcans, many of them irresponsible poems, Is not
force to Willingly antagonlzc We retired behind the
announced.
There Is no doubt that Pickett had underestlmated
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-26

had killed two men and half dozen horses, and who
had been spared the death thrust upon the entrcaes OF
the spectators SO fierce and strong bull they cried
should not suffer nm ingorious death The tribute
paid not more than or twice before or
since in the history Of Mexican bull nghtng. Bonito
returned to the corr0ls and there he remains to
this day, paving the ground ceaseesSly and below
Ing Ills unabatcd longing TO fight and kill
This then, the lamblike creature selected 10
gore the American death and ding the felcsS body
triumphantly In the air \ afternoons entertain
mcnt, Mexico City agreed. Benvenida accelerated
public anticipation 10y publishing his signature In
the newspapers Eel entierro de este Pickett el
Seguudo acto de drama" whose free translation
Is "Plckctt'S funeral VIII follow bis foolhardincsS
How much effect the dire prediction bad upon the
"dusIy demon may be gained from the fact that
persuaded him with difficulty from attending dance
the night before the battle which would have
kept him awake until dayoreak. Instead we directed
his reluctant steps the Hotel 81 Francis and
1t that be was securely locked In room for the night
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Vast Throng Present.

The largest crowd ever assembled In Fl Toreo was
there 10 view the spectacle. Figures showed an at
tendance of more than twenty-five thousand persons
and probably not hoped expected that Pickett
would leave the alive Every visitor to Mexico
knows that the native has no love for Americans
Added to this pervadug general hostility the
knowledge that Plckett's successful accomplishment
OF his hand to horn combat would shame the efforts
of every torcador We American circus people,
era hundred strong escorted Pickett TO the bull ring
Sehor Rlrcro, impreSario, and senior Bravo presi
dcute received Us Roth were obviously apprchen-
sve They told US aftcrward that they bad felt Ger
tain that Pickett would lose cournee ot the last
Nas cOolly confident and cager Tor the fray. Never
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-14

per cent. during the years from 1856
To 1900. the total number 1f children
rom 10 10 10 years OF lgo engaged in
rado and sportation increased
2lG.5 per cent. and OF those engaged
in manufacturing and mechanical pur-
suits. l13.i per cent la spite Of the
sentiment and legislation. the number
Is still Increasing Compu sory educ1.
uon and factory inspection are but
insufficient safeguard
Nccordug tu the plan mapped ou,
by the executive council ot The Amor
lean Federation oi Labor. there Will
be- but one orsarilajion OF carpenters
In this country after the first Of June
when plan viii Dec devised to merge
the Amalgamated Society OF Carpeu.
tcrs with the brotherhood OF Carpcn.
tors and Joiucrs The Amalgamatg |
Society is of English origin. wits y
membership of around 5000 In this
country. The brotherhood has q mem
bcrship roll of about $4,000.
Under tine direction ot the officers
OF the American Federation OF Labor,
petitions ar, i'm circulation in all parts
OF the United States asking Congress
tu take action Il thi, session ou the
proposed cight.hour law which Is IT,.
tended 10 govern the hours of labor Of
wotkmen engaged upon Government
contracts. While workmcn I'm thS varl-
Gus Government departments nrc now
employed Lut eight hours "a day, con
tractors who secure big Government
Jobs often work their employees nllc
and ten hours daily, and IL l. for the
particular purpose OF c0ntrollinS this
class of tabor and limiting the length
oi the work day that the American
Federation of Labor has taken up the
contest
The court of arbitration appointed
by the Board of Trade to consider the
differences between the Glasgow Mas
ter Plastercrs' Association aud tn,
Glasgow District of the Scottish Ma
tioual Operative Plastcrers' Fedora
Union recently met. The matters t
dispute were q demand by the employ
crs for reduction IA wages of CEN
an hour, ana a demand by the opera
tiyos Tor q limitation of apprentices
After hearing evidence on the wage,
question, the court decided that th,
employers had failed to prove theii
case. and the operatives without pre-
| judicc withdrew their demand for linn
itation
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Notice OF sale.

Notice Is hereby given that in com
pliance with the order of the IIonora-
blc 4 r West. Judge OF the District
Court Of Johnston County, Oklahoma,
made on the 18th day OF January,
1910. viii on the 18th day OF March
1919, sell at private sale for cash In
hand, subject to the approval OF the
Court. allo the assets OF the aBnk
OF the Chickasaw Nation remaining In
my hands as the Receiver of said
Bank
Sealed bids will be received at the
office OF tho Clerk OF the District
Court OF Johnston County AZ T,sho-
m.ugo, or at Potter q Potter's office
in Ardmore Oklahoma. or by the un-
derslgned at Ardmore, Oklahoma, at
any time on or before the 18th day
OF March. 1910.
The assets consist OF Judgments.
small claims and equities in collateral
held by the different Banks as per
list filed In the case OF Samuel A.
Fsko ys The Bank OF the Chlckasaw
Nation pending In the District Court
OF Johnston County. at Tishomingo.
II. +. FOSTER,
Receiver OF The Bank OF the Chicks-
saw Nation. 4t.m.lS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-14
- SOLO AND GUARANTEED BY
ARDM0RE PHARMACY

order Tor Nearing Petition to Sell
Reai Estate by Guardian.
state ot Oklahoma. Garter county
.- lu County Court
la the matter ot the guardiuship
aj Marvin lud 1tu-sci Ncd. minors.
Now. ON This Ith day cd March
1910. comes \ l. Keller a. guardian
of the estate OF the above named
wards. having hIrd herein his pcti
lion for The -N, of the real estate
Of said wards for thr roa-oue 10
.IIi petition stated
% ls ordered. That said petition
ID. and hereby Is sct for hearing on