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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
HUNOR IN BLACK HAND
Harmless German Plumber Gets
Letter Demanding Money.
BOMB FOUND IN DOORWAY
Set After Fifteen Futile
Threats Fuse Burns Out-Al-
legged Kidnapper Indicted.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

cUrnhY5 NETWORK TRIBUNE
Ma,lsd sry,.hers IN the United States
gor - 20 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
REYES PLANNING REVOLT?.
Said to Have Established JUnta
at San Antonio, Tex.
ARMS FOUND IN CAPITAL
Washington Government Will
Not Allow Any Revolution TO
Start on American Soil.

Mexico City. Oct. 4.-Pans for new
revolutionary movement with ramhca-
tons in Oaxaca. Morelos. Pachucs and in
the national capital. directed against the
supremacy OF Madero. are said to have
been discovered by secret agents of the
President-elect. October 10 is the date said
TO have been fixed for the beginning Of
hostiitles.
According 10 a man who has the conf
dAnce ~ Madero. secret caches ~ arms
have been discovered. which were removed
through the connivance OF police official
before they could be seized. shipment
Of arms Is said TO be on. the way to Salina
Cruz. intended for use by one Of the par
ties TO the plot The campaign. 1t IS al
legged is to be directed from San Antonio.
Tex.
Reports from San Antonio. alleging that
a junta had been established in that city
in the interest OF Reyes, were published In
'EI Pals" to-day They ailege that a com
bination Of Diaz. Reyes and Magon had
been formed.
Rodolfo REYES. son OF General Reeves.
and lose Peon del Vaiia. the latter's former
campaign manager. said that Reyes going
IN San Antonio had nothing 10 do with any
political movement.
General Reyes. who abandoned his can
didacv for the Presidency shortly before
the election OF last Sunday. sailed from
Havana for New Orleans yesterday.
Samuel Espinosa de los Nontoros presi-
dent If tho Central Reyist club, is said
% he in san Antonio. 4 dispatch re-
celved here sunday from General Reyes
said that he was going 10 San Antonio.
Washington. oct. 4-Assurarces from
American consuls throughout Mexico, the
latest coming to-day from Monterey. that
tho alactions we're characterized by the
,,,,os+ good order snd feeling make Of
eo,als here skeptical az n the accuracy OF
H. renort that General Reeves is about IN
lead another iunta at San Antonio, Tex.
- torment A revolutionary movement
against Madero when he assumes office.
The state Department has no word from
anv Of its agents of any such project but
NJ course. the Department Of Justice and
the War Department are fully prepared 70
enforce the neutrality laws with the Ut
most vIqor II any attempt is made 20 hatch
q revolution in Texas.
New orleans. Oct. 4-Colonel Paul Ma
sor member Of the American Legion
which led the lighting in the capture OF
1raroz nv the forces Of Madero' and more
.acartIv headed band Of raiding MACON
- a. o., abortive efferot 10 take Juarez'
tied her. several days ago fom san An
.o,,o % meet General Reyes. Mason said
he had been told that Reyes "oulu eSC az
Ilsh headquarters OF new Mexican poiil
cal movement in San Antonio ano' ~
.aid. II wanted 20 offer MIN the services
Of a few hundred we'll trained men IN case
there was likelihood OF another scrap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
CHAUFFEUR RETURNS JEwRrs
Woman Faces Loss Of sl0.7hO Unfsl
Taxicab Driver Appears.

Mrs. samuel ". Adler. Of No. 10 West
69th street. spent 4 slespless night on Tues
day bemoaning the loss Of jevslry valued
at Sl0,T5O Yesterday morning, however, her
grief vas turned 10 Joy wnen James
OBrien. a chauffeu-, came to her home
with the missing jewels. They had osen
left in his taxicab lat Tuesday night
According to the story told TO the police.
Mrs Adler, her husband and woman
friend had dinner together in Broadway
restaurant, and then started uptown In q
taxicab. When 66th street and Broadway
was reached one Of the party suggested
that they visit another restaurant. II wss
while riding later IN another taxicab mat
+he loss was discovered. A search vas
fruitIess. and Detective Bresnahan was put
on the case after the police had been In
formed. He found the taxicab which the
marty had used and was told that the
chauffeur WAS on his way 10 the Adler
home with the jewels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
Food Still Needed Badly.

The cry for food supplies is still sent out
Clothing has been received and IL pelnS
supplied 10 the needy, but food Is neinS
purchased in large quantities. The com
rnissarv reports that he Is stu FEEDING
about one thousand citizens. IN addluon 10
the lsborers
Governor Tener loft Austin at o'clock
He said he had not gone 70 the site OF lhe
dan, mile above the town, but ne dl'
GO over much of the destroyed section in
a mourning rain and visited the nosplIdl
The c,ovarnor said before leaving
Z am more than ever convinced that We
.sta+e's experience ar JohnstoWn ana w
destructior OF this place demand leslsl'
Non that will give the state couUoI ~,
aU these dams and the surrounding oollI
lions Nv heart goes out 10 these ,pool
uaonla who have lost SO much, aHG an
surprised after viewing the ruins lhal IN
list 81 dead and missing IS as l'" az u
IS reported
II Is positively asserted by General Fred
". F7eitz. vice-presideut N tho state Water
Surplv Commission. that al no time was
the state made cognizant Of the conStruc-
ton. repair or condition Of the dam. Cen
oral Fleitz said that he has looked over All
records on file I'm his Office. and iinds no ap-
,lication for state inspection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

identified hy owners Joseph Shawl hue
band OF the Younger woman. IS accused Oh
participating in the thefts. He has fed.
There We're eleven hundred men AT WORK
on the ruins TO-DAY, and the work or TINS
augmented force showed encouraging re
suits when darkness came on. Among tne
relics recover to-day was the SAFE OF me
Masonic lodge. somewhat battered out IN
tact. With the lodge records.
a sentiment from "a sister comm'n''l !"
no state that has suffered oven worse ma sIl
Austin wss expressed in check Tor el''',
ce'ved from the Cambria Iron ana Steti
COMPANY. Of Johnstovu. and 800 from GILL
zens of Johnstown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
WILEY GETS MORE POWER
McCabe Deprived of Authority
Over Pure Food Prosecutions.
WILSON ISSUES NEW ORDER
Boards Decisions Subject Only
to Review by Secretary Him
self-Changes Expected.

Washington. Oct Headed and con-
trolled by Or Harvey W. Wiley. the chem
istry bureau chief, around whom the pure
food controversy centred. the pure food
and drug board Of the Department Of Ag-
riculture. which passed on matters OF vital
concern TO immense manufacturing inter-
ests. will hereafter have largely increased
authority. From the complication that
grew out OF Solicitor McCabe's admitted
control OF the work OF the board, the fric
ton between McCabe and Or. Dunlap, as
sistant chief Of the chemistry bureau. on
one side. and DR.. Wiley on the other the
three constituting the board. the fight for
official supremacy aired before Congress,
Attorney General Wickershams recon-
mendation for DR.. Wiley's removal and
Wileys exoneration by President Taft
clearer view Of Or. Wiley's enlarged pow
ers developed to-day.
Or. r. z. Doolittle, Of New York. the
veteran chemist named 10 succeed Solicitor
McCabe on the board was personally Sc
lected by DR. Wiley The two will act az
working majority. the only other member
being DR.. @. l. Dunlap, who supported the
Solicitor and who Will remain on q tca-
ton until after tho President returns
The order Of Secretary Wilson issued to-
day transferred to the food and drug board
many nj the powers exercised by Solicitor
McCabe since July I. 1910. II gives the
board authority 70 determine what cases
shall be pursued 10 prosecution but Score
tary Wilson, Of course. will exercise the
right ~ approval or disapproval
.-f,,.
ing the department in the light OF the
facts brought out in the investigation and
the comment in the present decision were
confidently predicted to-day.
The Secretsrv's order reads.
Hereafter all questions relating 20 cita-
lions for hearings will be considered by
the board Of food and drug inspection and
the determination made by majority Of
that board as 10 whether or not the cita-
tion shall issue.
This directly affects the power NJ Solicit
tor McCabe. who has for the last year
determined whether citations should issue
after the bureau OF chemistry had recon-
mended a case for prosecution. The ne"
order further provides that after hear
ing has been held. the board OF food and
drug inspection shall determine whether
there shall he prosecution. The power OF
the Solicitor is apparently restricted TO the
"preparation and transmittal 20 the De
partmart OF Justice Of such cases Tor
prosecution.
officials OF the Agricultural Department
will not disclose the nature OF the plans
Tor further changes that are being dis
cussed. a report will he ready for the
President az soon az he returns, II Is ex-
pected and IL is predicted that a saus.
factory solution OF the tangled state OF
affairs arising from the Wiley-McC De
Dunlap feud VIII he reached before Con-
gross assemblies I'm December.
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
- o., Z. Iba ll,itsd States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
LOCKOUT FOR IRONW0RKERS
Employers Retaliste on Strikers
by Big Shutdown.

FIFTY Ter cent ~ the structural iron
workers IN this city will Re locked OUT
tomorrow on account NJ q strike against
the Iieberman & Sanford Company. II
the strike I'm the shops and on the contracts
on buildings 81 the Liebermsu 4 Sanford
Company is not declared off "A general lock
out Of housesmiths on every building IN
the city viii follow. This ultimatum, 10 be
effective october Il, was issued Yesterday
AZ meeting Of the governing board OF the
allied iron trades. representing practically
all employers in the stuctural iron trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
aOOD RELIEF GOES ON;
THIRTY STILL MISSING
c.vOn Bodies Found in Austin
Wreck. Only Three Of Them
identified.
WOMEN L0OTERS ARRESTED
Cav Tener Inspects Place and
Will Ask Legislation for Dam
Control-Food Needed for
LOO Workers.

18th, Penn. oct THE visit Of Gov
- 1ohn K. Tener. the recovery Of seven
- bodies. and the funerals of victims,
,,e5 with a further development of the
..,r, NJ clearing the ruins and feeding
~ augmented force " worlSmen, marked
-, Sav a. one Of the greatest progress
No Ear IN relieving the stricken town.
U,,b the bodies recovered to-day. there
-. ooiy thirty persons unaccounted for.
"a N. known dead number forty-flve Off
s.uv Those recovered were Mrs. Jacob
,J.s. sxty-three. Evelyn Rennicks, three.
r,sspb Mcnamara three a two-year-old
- unidentified parts Of two bodies. and
NV about twelve, unidentified.
A, TIE bodies are identified more haste
ban heretofore is used in disposing Of them
,..s.se Of the warm weather and drizzng
-.r The unidentified bodies are not held
,,-rsr than overnight. and are then buried
D. nghrc expense The carcasscs Of ami
-.,s killed o- drowned have been inciucr-
stsd
S,r funerals wore held TODAY. Eve Of them
..-,, the Swedish church. tho only one left
,,srd,rc 81 tHis little cdidce. bare and
,-r5e were read tha services over the
,o8.ss NJ j. r. Baldwin. hts daughter. Mrs.
g. Corns. Martha Schwald. Mrs An
drew Benson and her daughter Ellen. ten
year. old All TIRE funerals were held IN
mo afternoon. one following tho other The
Eve cofirs were placed side By side before
.,s pulpit and as one service was com
-.sted 1 .lerzvmsn Of another denomiua-
ION would succeed him for the next SER
vice
Women Held for Robbery
The first arrests Of women for robbery
allowing tho disastrous food Of last sat
--5sv we're made to-dav. when two foreign
rornen were caught by a state trooper
while p~z'rc oren the lid Of a trunk The
women arc Mrs Peter Shava and her
dsrshter-'r-raw. Mrs. Joseph Snava. The
women when arrested appealed 90 state
senator r. T. Baldwin 70 intercede for
Them but ne refused. They We're taken 10
ne county ian - Coudersport. Penn.
Their home was searched, and furs and
,ewslry s.red az 5000 or more were re-
covered. many Of the pieces of which were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
fer 81 so year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

In
o o its kandec
on either allowing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-07
Dance of the Sprites.

A RISE. 80 PaaH'om' % delight what
"A time
The IRE i1v bl-re.a.
Z frssss - melody ard sorry rhyme
That memory spl-ren
Y ecl.es ~ oII s1nzs-ers dim. f1rI5rn.
Ana 9.airrte mas.c.
Fas.ssp4 .-hred between ,ae n.Eat and
morn.
Yet a.ue trasct
Ts shss r7. move un.- me sound q,
drFs
Or loo t-f.
SOY be- .a-f.laled r..a despa.r.s sars
surge
AMI s.l s.l-frrI
rs.s-sled a.I manu,f pi.a sas ds-
~ rsa-f
Araz- 81, pleasure.
An. d-y'as - nose Din. aass.s.a
tsars
Come sr.9 ns.,-r.
Nor 800 '~su Eras.-s ss.ss.r ara
GOO F
Al urds are s,-ayrs
poH1 .. pc hes-a-Er.ss sls-s ts.
fairies ro'f
THs'- midnight rav.-r
800 when taa ward o2ss rs eva
books
ana E.b.a s--ssf.
Come f-r.-. % s1- tss. from your f,r.
40 o. cooke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-07

u " 'ront safiee
a. 30 II yrstsr1@F. s1-n a. laH20rtAat
fnd.sie "a acccst-t am
.ssof .fr.rro,.
-.
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pJ
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eon.-t v,,- ,,,,t. ..-,..-.. - -
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-07
A Suggestion

THE village barber 10 iel.ursiy Ter
sor- lie takes pride IN his work
ard there 10 nothing Epoils good work
Ike hurry.
Tom vas being shaved ana haircut
ted For full hair an hour the scissors
had shipped. and Harry. his friend. who
waited. wa becoming impatient a..
sgnihed the same On Tie usual manner.
but al % no purpose TIE barber. hav-
ms finished his hAlr-cutting. vas quietly
lathrring a. though. Ike she immortal
brook. ne Ms going Ga forever
Harry could stand 70 no longer
Tom Ae said. "A have "a suggestion
TO make. You know were half an hour
late for our appointment 4lro~dy7.
"Y~s." said Tom
We'll suppose you leave sour face
rith this gentleman and call for q mex,
seek"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-07
Cheap al Any PIice.

Say. Old man"
What - ~"
%" ou.d you rather listen 20 bunch
o. funny stories or lead ne i've shlI-
Iingsr
He got the casn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-07
Sly Puss.

7 k.ssed aer Vnen she WASH; boxing
WAT ga che a go
KEPT me- Eyes av-rt~d a.. res. OF IN.
evening"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-07
Not Biz

Grace-sons q our proverbs a.. -
ridiculous For Instance. Where lg-
uogarre Is tl.ss'
Edith-Whacs the matter uowf
Grace-Why. sou know. Fred gt.s me
an engagement ring LAST week and sim
Ply cant nn1 cut how much u cost him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-07
A Poser

u can't understand H."
what"
In Winter time my husband can't e,
home q supper before ten O'Clock. but IN
summer nss always - the cricket ground
a. seven"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-07
Made q Mistake

jhosson -as s-sY b. ~. treat gars..
!, 80 II ysstsrs.y. -a-n a. important
aecost-t am
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-06


Department Of the Interior q. 4. Land 0fhce.
Woodward. Oklahoma, March, y. lpii.
To william 0Feonlsaf OF lrcsldcnco uuknownl.
Coniesteci
Won arc hcreby notified That Joseph ~. Butch
cr, Who gives flors, Beavcr county, Oklahoma'
a. his poatotiic" address, did on March, slst'
1911, die In ihis oiico hts culy corrobrnted sppll'
cation 10 euuiest and secure the cancellation oi
Jour Homestead, EntrJ No. Fas, scrial NO. Wlsal'
made MAJ w lSol. Tor N's NWh and NY Nbh.
Section ~ Io~nshlpS' ~ hahgr ~ kC.h.' and
a. grounds for his contest he alleges that land
has been Wholly abandoned bJ said party since
date OF en'ry and neHt prior TO the date herclp'
that sail sntTyman Sboiy ataShoned said entry
Tor period Of more tinn six moths next prior
TO May 10, 1873, that being the date OF the erpi'
ration of hse years after the date said entry was
made that abandonment stu continues that
moro than seven years have eiapsed since the
date sail entFy was MADE and tue same mas ho'
been perfected By prod, that said tract has ".
mained In It's original Wild condition'
fou ere, Therefore, further notified that the
aah allegations WI bo taken by ihis ohio" ~
having been confessed by you. and Jour sHld
entry VII % cancelled thereun-er ul,hou, Your
frthcr dsht Va b. hearn therein ethor before
- IL a.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-06
Notice For PubIIcatlo .

Department Of ths InierloE. q. q. Land Oiicc
al Woodward. Oklahoma, February n. ipll.
Notice 4 hereby Givcu that Archille A. willis
a Beaver. OklAboma, who, on 10
made Homekiead Entry No. aNo30iiDeI. for the
West Half Of the south West Quarter Of section
4, A East Hall Of the South East Quarter o. See.
lian ., n township North q Range b. n q. N.
Has aled q lnisuiluu 10 make Kinal Five
fsaf Prod. ~ establish ciaIm 10 the land abose
dsseshea. helep 1bupas r. nraiduood, q, q.
commls.lQnaf. ~ hls olIles Ia Beaver Ohlshana,
"a NJ 18Th az q April ltil.
cAiuAnl names a. Nitnoloesl (aa1cf Rall.
iasf. Wlllam 8mIlh jahn N1HIpof. I0sao BE.
lon. al "a lsasen ualaloma
0no b unnnn.
sN hom hssIIlsi'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-06
Notice For Publication.

Department of tho Interior. u. y. Land
ofice at Woodward, Okla, March u, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles ". Egusr,
of Riverside, okla, who, on Fchruarj Ilth, 1875,
made Hon,estead Entry No. 2go6s.0lIpIa, for Nj
of NwH aud sE4 81 Nwa aud NEii Of swa
section 80, Township 3, North of Range ., s.e.rn.
Has hlcd notice Of intention 10 maks nual i've
year Proof, 10 establish claim 10 the land above
described, before o. r. Pr,lett Clerk Of the Dis
,rlct Cour, In his Office al Beaver Okla, ou the
lth day OF May, 1911.
Claimant namcs a. witnesses; VIM y. Dunn
Robert q. Dunlop, oi Clear Lake. Okla, Clyde
Conner, sllss 8. skinner, q Riverilde, OKLA.
s.aD So GEO. y. ORsEn, Register
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-06
Notice For Publication.

Department Of The Interior. United States
Land once Al Woodward OKLA, March 4, 1911
Notice Is hereby given that Roland c, Fam
uels, of Beaver, Okla, who, ON March 70, 1910,
made Homestead BntTy No. 25lISOo5i9 for swh
section 10, Townships, North Of Range q, &c, M
Has aled notice Of intention 10 make Final hve
year Proof, IA establish claimio the land shove
describsd, before o. y. Prueu, Clerb Of the
District Court In his once al Beaver, Oklaho'
ma, on the 20th daJ OF April, 1911.
Claimant names AZ withsssosl BdUin ".
shFyock. Dave Manning. Julius N. Stevens,
Albert Macarthur, all Of Beaver. Oklahoma.
SO l.s0 sw uEo. ID. OHHEn, Reglaier.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-06

she meeting Of lhe County Assocla-
ilon which was postponed March . and
4 will Be held April "A and 10 a. the
court house IN neaver City. In addi.
ilon 70 lhe program previously adver-
tlaed We will have the faculty Of the
Laurence Friends Academy from Gate
with us wAo viii be prepared 10 render
seme lectures. music and reading.
Word has been received from 0oodwell
that the r. A 4. orchestra are doing
special work for this meeting and will
furnish ua some excellent muslc.
Everybody Interested In education h
invited 70 attend. Teachers are urged
10 be here, Don't forget the dste
April lith and 18th.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-06
Nnilrn nf pnhlInniinn

Department ot tho Interior, United stsisg
Land Office. Woodward, Okla, FebruNry =, 1871.
Noticcis hereby given that Hrhry ". North.
way Guardian of George v. Northwpy, ~
Flori,, Oklahoma, who, on January 25th, 1908,
made Homestend Entry No. 2p5I-0iiS1I. Tor
the Nwh II Section siln Township 6 North oi
Range -, v. G. M., has MED notice Of intention
10 make FInal Five Year Proof, 3" establish
claim to The land above described, before
Thomas 2. Braidwood, u, \. Commissioner aI
his onice In Beaver Oklahoma, on the 10Th
dAy ot April, 1911.
Claimant names ~ uitn ySseU Robert A.
TAYLOR Emma Taylor, Frrd Hitchcock, J. r.
Barrow, AL ~ Floris, Oklahoma.
% 20 GEo. D. ORNEn. RegIsler.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-06
Notice of Publication.

Department Of the Interior. u. 3. Land oHloe
al Woodward. Oklahoma, Februay, 18th, 1911.
NOtioo T. hereby given that Frank williamson
Of Beaver, Oklahoma. who, on March u 1901,
made Hoincstoad EntrJ No. 2issiOSn7, Tot sw
Y sectlon's5, Township 8. North u Range "a,
4. c. NJ, has nlcd notice Of intention 10 make
Final Fivo Ycar Proof, 20 establish claim 10 the
land Rbose described, before o. y. Prustt, Clerk
Of the District Court IN BIZ once a. Beaver, On.
lahoma. on tho 18th daS ~ April. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Brent e.
Lewis, Curt NJ. Parr, Oscar . Peek. William
l.. Williamson, all Of Beaver, oklahoms.
50 ts Gko. u. OnSER, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-06
Notice for Publication

Department Of Interior, Y. =. Land ofilce q,
Woodward. Oklahoma, FEBRUARY eth, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Jarpcs 4. Lewis, oi
Lorena, Okla, who. on Feb. i-i, IrB, made
Homestead Enty No. 21iii-0iisJp, Tor sen
section Township North Of Range 2i, y.
NJ, has fled notice of intention 90 make Fins
Five Ycar Proof, 10 establish claim TO tho land
above described, before o. v. Pruott, Clerk o
Dlatrirt Court IN his Once nt Beaver, Oklahoma
on the Ith day Of April, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses; George A
Balght, Clarence Y. Rasler. Y. l.. Hubbard
Jake Raster, Hll " LOrena, Okla.
81 ~ Ggo. ID. oKaEH, Reai-tor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-06
Notice For Publication.

Department oi The Interior y. 3. Land
once al Woodward. Okla.. sarch n, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Ciifton n. Wolf
lnst0n. % Fioris. Okla, who, on February nh,
Iyg, made Homestead Kntry No, 1s6tOOlIIss ior
tho ssS swh and MIA swt and NwN sRh.
Section Q. township 4, north of range p. cen.
EAs nled notics Of inlenti0a 10 mako final ave
year proof, 20 establish claim 10 tho land above
described. before Thomas p. BEahluOod, u. y.
Commissioner al his oIliee In Beaver, OKLA, on
the tth day Of May, 1911.
Claimant names a. Witnesses William
BrOuer. A. n. Bennett, Joseph Z. Beaty, C. W.
wolnngtcn, all of FloFis. Okla.
so s-a GEO. d. onNEa. Register,