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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-04

Cecil NelllS. .andgeT
a lineup of the Tempe team would
be practically the same as the other
The state of Nellis' thumb makes
IL unlikely that he will pitch more
than an inning or two in any case,
but Gilmore Will undoubtedly be
equally a puzzle to the opposing
team and joy to the fans Knowles
is an all around player, who makes
good anywhere. and Wall is the crack
lead fielder of the Cananea team several
seasons ago and one of the cleanest
ball players in the country Any way
it may be looked at there is prospect
cor a baseball time long to be remem-
bered at the Labor Day picnic in the
park today.
The most interesting feature Of the
game at EastlaHe park yesterday aft
ernoon to baseball enthusiasts, was
that the teams were settled with and
each player paid Immediately after
the game.
The crowd was a fine one. nearly
filling the grand stand.
The game itself was interesting
from start to finish. Every moment
in il the crowd seemed to feel that
there was something coming that il
would be worth its while to notice.
And notice it it did. vOciferously,
several times with wild excitement.
but at all times good naturally. There
Were some heartbreaking errors in the
game: errors that were costly; but
that they only seemed to make the
game the more interesting to the
fans was evident and they were pref
~ evenly distributed.
The teams played very evenly.
Even the losers have on the whole.
nothing TO be ashamed Of Nothing
but questionable decisions and field
ing errors in the very last piece of
the game lost it to them. The pitch
ing of Smiley up 10 the last half of
the last inning was excellent. Their
batting was the best and their base
running equally good Then a com
bination of excellent hits to outfield
and one To infield, all of which should
have been caught without difficulty,
combined with the questionable de-
cision by which Glow reached first
base, rather ratified the Maroons and
the game went to their opponents.
but their own errors alone would not
have made it so even though the err
rors were seemingly inexcusable.
For the Phoenix team, Nellis had
to go out OF the box after an in
ming or two on account of having cut
his left thumb with a razor the night
before so badly that at the end of the
first inning the heavy bandage that
covered it was soaked with blood.
He put Knowles in in his place and
sent Tower in to cover first, a place
where the big Lacquer is at home
and almost invincible, the delight of
the fans. On a splendid opportunity
for a double play in the last half Of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-04
POSTOFFICE MEN
HOLD CONVENTION

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept. 2-Dei-
egates from nearly all the first and
second class postoffices Of the country.
representing a total membership of 30
O0O, will be JdcksOnville's guests at the
opening of the convention Of the Unit
ed National Association Of postoffice
clerks tomorrow. The meeting will oc-
cupN the entire week
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-12-28

n4pari~ons 81 ihe faefIos. q. \ Lad one,
a Wooaknla. uklahoms. NovamAef y. ioii.
noilce u betbg aisra that william MeAdaml
81 nnnsrr. 0klahoma. .uko On 1uua 4 lHM
mafs uomasmed Kniiy w. lgimmlnel. Zoe M
u ths NwA q seslion =. Towsshir 4 NORTH ~
nantn a. n. &. n.
Hnsnled notice o. intention 70 unks inai Con
mglaiion Piuof, - establish elasln 10 the land
sbovs deacrib-ri. before Thomaa 2. nIaldeooa,
q. 4. Commissioaer II his oface 10 neaser. Oh.
lahoma, on the Nm daS q Jeanaff. fpit.
Ciaimant names a. wtineAfesi W =. Jonea.
X q. eapoy. wsltsr Alles % neafss. Otla, JiEA
fhomtaun. oi klse.slde. Okla.
ii-sI "a 0ne. d. onKnA Rsaistsr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-12-28
NolIre Fnr PuhllcniInn

Dspartmsnt Of the lntsrior. Unitsd State
Land Oiies at Woodward. okia.. Dec. 4 isit.
Notice 10 hoeeby given that william @. tilri
helrof and for the hslTs Of Myrtle 0irk. deeras
n. OF Hatton. 0klahoma. Who, on FebruaFy Il
l0e made Homestead Entrg No. asg10aiisai
for Wa swh of Section -. snd W. Nwh o.
ssstinn -. To~nship .. North Of Range "a. e.c.m
Has hled notice q intention 70 maks Fina
Siss Tear Proof. 70 establish claim 10 ths LAM
AhoVs deaeribcd, before Thomas p. nraidwooA
y. q commissioner, at bic ofhce IN Beaver
Oklahoma. On the 18Th day u Jannsfy. ipia
Claimant names as Witnesses Onie Brown
Eysretts Horrop, Arthur BsoSn. Charics 0liI
all oi Hatiou, Okla.
ii.iA iis 0no D. 0npun. Rseialsr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-12-28

Department 81 the interior. U. O. Land otbcs
AZ Woodward. Oklahama. psc. Z, ieii.
Nsties Il hershg given th-t deorss D. R,aelln,
az Nation, Oklahoma. Who. On Febfuau ~. iee
mads Homsstead Kntry No. eieso. for 81 Il
NEA a seetion u. Tosnshipe, North af Raae'
saKC.M.
Has nlsd notice Of intention 10 maks Final
commnsatian Proof. "a establish elaisn 70 IN
land shove Deserted. hsfors Thomas r. Braid
wood. q. 3. Comulsaioncr, a his otlee IN nea
yer, oklahoma. o. the aod day of January. 1914
Claimani names a. Witnesses Richard n
Clifford, ChaFleJ n. nolllns, Pat Kennedy
gverset nerron. all q HattoE. oNla.
s3s1i LIE ~ Ono. D. OHNEn. Re6istef
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summons by Publication.

1ahtsssess@ AH'ss-@~sfSssf
ssa,s Of oklahoms a.
cvusy q, B..,. y r: ::s R':ssiss esss,p Court
rhe wellington wholsssls 0foesu Company
Plaintiff.
Ralph eIis and W. Y. Jet. and Frank Q. Wood,
partners. a. Jsti 4 " I'D. Defendants.
The siats of OhhhamA n Raich eiils. orestlnG
You are hsrshy nosiasa that TUn have bssn
sued by The wellingtnn whnis.nls 9fncssy Con
Bany. the plaintiff 10 thu aiIoss entitlsa A.tion
and that you must snswar the pstition sgainsi
yon Glei IN said sc,ion bT said plainiia on oI
bsfors ths i0th day a februafy. 1919. or saie
pptitlou win ~ takan az trus and jndrsmspl
will - r.ndsroi against Ion anl In favor Of IN,
wellington who,saale 0rocsry Company ups
tzo notes sHed an In said action fnr the sum -
ss6pbl with interest lheKson 20 tle rats of .
percent psr annnm from the iTih dag of Deosm
bsr. 1911, and tie costs uf aid action. and Q d.
ere and Judgment viii b ruBdrred m SAL
action iorecloalng the mntaaae given to sscrn
The paymsnt Of the notss aIad on IN said actlD
npnn The korthuest QnaftsF of section ~ 10
Township !. north Of Range a. Enst of The Gin,
arrn n ridlan. In Beaver CcnstT, Oklahoma
and for ths sals of said real estate 20 pay shel
Judgment. interst and enst& and q fuSthcI
iudsmsnt will " taken aeainst yoa IN favor oi
the deiendsnts, W. d. Jet and Prank q. wooa
for tho sum of eeJ0. with istsrngt tAinruoa Al
the rata of 10 pss cent psr annnm frDm Decsm.
Der i1th. ieii. aud toe m Srsier tof the paynsa
of such iudEment non ths proceeds % shs sai
a .aia real estats nndsr the indxmsat rsndsrct
IN inv0S OF The plnintiffs ia said sction "a,
rata With she elaim of the plaintiffs, In aecora.
anes With ths prayer Of the plnin,iff's petition
hisd In said aetion. Hnd IN aceordaRes vith tbs
prayer of tho cros-pstition u the dsiendabt..
W. n Js,t and Fnah Q. wooa. partners 30 Joy
a wood.
rnn wEIIIssroz wHOLEsALs 0socn.r Cos.
PAxr. Piaintifi.
tsslLl or. PRrErr.
ta-1i ~ ~ Cistk Of District CDurt.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-12-28
Notice For Publication.

cspArsasnt Of the interior. q. a Land once
woodward. Oklahoma. Dee \ leii.
notieo is horeby given that Onie Brown. Il
Hatton. Oklahoma. Who, on March y. leO6
made Homestead Entry No. ai,isOi9i,a fos
Swh a. Section y. Township q. North of Range
q. E.C.M.
Hes nled notice of iutentlon 20 make FinaI
Fise Tear Proof. 10 establish elalm 10 tha
and abass described hefore Thomas p. HRsId-
ucod. .. g. Commissioner AZ his once IN Beaver
Oklahoma. on the isgh day Of JanuarJ. ipia
Claimant names AZ witBessesi william q.
0iFk, Charles ON. Fred honros. ,. p. Haitoa.
al Of Hntsoa. 0kia.
is-il i.is auo y. 0nRrn. Rsxistss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-12-28

DereF.meni q the interior. uuissd Stats
Land oillcs al woodunrd. Ukla.. Nov. ~ iaii.
Notice 4 hsrebg gwen that Charles L. Nom
AZ nsaves. okinl,olna. Who. On Mas e. 1908
maas iiowrsiead KntFy No. Salsa0s1eA for ~
wh of The MIA and VIZ q the SEiA a asctior
~. Tcwnship 4 North II Ranas =. =. c.M
fias nied noiire ~ lntenilon 70 make Final Ctu
muiation Pfooi. 70 eslalliah elaim 10 the Land
above DESERVED. before Thomas p. nraidvOoa
a q. =. cummlndunes, al his once ~ Beaver
Oklahoma. On The md day q Jauunry. ipis.
Claimant names o. uitneapaai ". ". VOL
ieFy, W. y. Cramer, of halko, Okla., A. L. Ne
Arthur. W n. Smith, 81 Bcaver, OKLA.
iI-1 i21s sw opo. D. OnNun. naeiatei
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pop1rlmento n ne inNslof. rnilsa slale I.nd
nfnaa weotNaId. nllahoms. pec ~. I1.I
10 Frank paIoI. ~ 0mptglnA. ItNaa Conlaa1asi
Neu ars hersia npfined has Jnath feniof.
uhe aiyea pumbay. Ohlahoma. A. b. pnai.
of1ee adlrs1a. ava On NoFanahes n, I1li. AZ IN
thia salcs bic duly corrobofntrd npplleailon
% contest and secure Tire nnoellnflon
u yuur Homesiead Knfy No. nefiai
Ne afst. made kos. -. ioa, for ~ Of NRti.
swh ~ MEX. aad SEX of Nwh section u.
ToWnship 4. North of Ranrs n. Kase ctmauon
nsn6inn. and - erounda fos his euntast he aliea.
- that said entryman hes wkeily alaodolsd
said iand &c period - mnrs than IN months
PRIOR 70 August u, ieti. N fsct, fDr 3roe yuars
lnsa past that ~ he's failed 10 reside Npou. eul.
livata o. improve the saine. and mahe said land
hia hornsi that Ne rs.idss elsswhesei tlat ths
asfaulta hare not beep curca.
You are. thersfots. urther noilAad that ths
aald alisgaiions VII ~ tahen ~ thls censs a.
having tesn confcsacd ~ yuu. an1 y0us anld
entry will be esnccllad thsseunder uithoat jour
luvther right ~ b. hard tsaruin. oilher hefora
ihis ole ~ IN appeal. nyeu fsil 70 nis IN this
once ulfhin twenty dayA after The FOURTH
publication ~ this notice. a. shown helou, yoar
answer Endsr oath. specifically meeting and
Responding ~ thcss alleanhl of euntenL o. n
yoa tall within thar tims 70 als In thi, oihcs aus
prp0f that yoa have ssrvsd eopy u yoaF ans.
uer On the said eualsstant either IN pefuon ~
b. rcEislsred inall n this servics u mnAs b.
The delivery q copy of yoas answer % the coa.
tutant IN psson. proof of such service mast Be
other The said ccaiss,anIs written aeknovi.
eiGrasut Of hls rccelbt of the eopy. showing ths
date of lts rsceipL OF the aaldavit o. The rerscn
hy whom The delivery uas made sialins uhsn
and whore ,hs crps vas aslivsrcai n mads hy
registered mall. prouf Of sach ssrvics must en-.
slst o. tAe afldavit Of the person b. uhom ths
copy uas mailed stating when aud the posioncs
20 uhleh u vas mailed. and this afAdaylt mRsi
be aeeoapanisd By The postmastsfs rsesips foi
the lstter.
rca shsgld s.a.s p sOnr sn.vgs tks nome n
ne puaiqnhos " which you dseise furthef M
ices 90 b. ncnt 10 yuu.
0uo. D. oHxRR. Register.
q. W. sAvEEa, Liberal, Kansas. Atsy. Cor Con
teElnnt.
Date z. sr.. yuSllsasIOa Dss a. lsl
fourth Jan. 4 iN1
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-12-28
Notice For Publleatlou.

Department n The interior. y. b Lard 0fbss
Al woodward. Okishoina. Dee. A. leil.
Nouce Il hershr given that william @. Girk,
hair II and tor the hsira of Reg =. diFk, dscsss-
ea, of Hasion. Oklnhoma. vho. on Febsuary A.
ta0s. made Homestead Rntry No. nogli.0lio11
Township q Nesth Of Range ~ ee.m.
Has llsd notice of inisntioa 10 ma1s Pisa
rivs Tear PsooF. IN establish eiaim 10 the land
aboye dsscrihsd. bsf0rs Thomas Y. Braidwood
q. 3. Commiwi0bss. AZ bic oiiies In Beaver
Dklah0lna. on the isth day Of January, iofi.
Ciaimant names aa Witnesses onis Bropn
Everett assron. Charles 0lll. AFthnr Brown. Al
" Huibon, Okln,
i1ll tbs 0no. d. onMEa. Rsgistss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-12-28

Dapartsnsat % The lnlsdor. Uniisd States
land once Al Woodward. Okls., De. .. ioii.
Notice u herutg eivea that Lnthsr n. Psatl.
u Elmwooa Oklahoma. wbo, on hay 70, InA,
made homestead Eotfy No. asfs.ogipi. ior ~
q The swh and So of SEN of festion a, Toun.
ship q North Of Rage o. n G..
Has alsd n0tics M intoatiea 10 make Tlnal
Five Year Prooi ,ousaabiish elalm 70 The lard
above described. bsfoss Thomas y. Braidwood.
q. Q. ComAiksiansr. ~ his oflcs IN Beaver. Oh.
lahomA. On the iIth day o. JanuafS. tei7.
Claimant names ~ EssAsssssi A. A. Haskail,
willlam r. HASKELL. Psry Kils. Asa. Kils. Al
kl~wooa. Oklahoma.
ian I'll So Ono. D. OuEKn. Resistes
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NnlInn Fnr pnhlInn,lnn

Department Of the laterar. u. 9. Land one
a. woodward, okla.. Dee. \ ieiI.
Notice 70 hercbg 5iven that Charles ". ON
of Hation, Oklahoma. who. on April. 3. Ion
made Homestead EntrS No. ssz10-0sesi. fof ~
of the sEN oi Section u. oad ths M MEN sse
lion ~, Township q North of Range "a, n. q. n
Has nlsd n0tice ~ intention 10 make Fina
Five Tear Pruof. 20 establish eiAim 10 thi
land ahovs described, before Thomas p. Braid
SooA, U. 8. comuis'isnor. al his ofllcs ln Baa
yer. okla. 90 the 18th day of JanuaFy. iplL
Claimant names AZ witneacsi william q. 0irk
oaie llroun. Everett HeFron. Arthur Brown. al
of Hagton. Okla.
ls-u tbs Ono. d. onxHR. Register
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Notice 81 beitiement q Ae~iiunt
ei.ss q otlAhsna =.
potniY u DensW.
n he maiies q lhs Esints q peof1s y. Ilio'
lee. deceand
Nofls1 4 hofsbg sisen. ,sai fhsduir apptinlsa
and annilasd KHsenifiK - me estate u 0eog9a
" Danins haa rendered nnd prsasni4f lcr -.
tlsInsni, and aisd IN nald oufa her aeoeuES and
report nfhas s1hni iratien ss sarh. and pfnyina
for approval o. rsisetion oi she nsinia afDrpsaid
namod.
Ana On Ne io,h day u January. A. D.. teia. a
20 a'ei6ok m Ms fs9snom ~ hati asy N ~
connty Court Room m The eitT u Bsaver II
aaid County, has hs.s aais appointsd bT said
Court, fof ths asliiamant q aaid aoeounA 40
rhleh time and 1lass any caf-es ihtarasaed n
eaid Rstaie nay apDsar anf shss cnuse. II ans
thsy have uhy I'D ssesunt shsuid noe be ap'
prused snd d,sidbatlan nnds ~ prnged fof.
N tssiimony vhsrsaf. have hsrsunio go mI
hand md aninpd the sal oisald Csnrt. this IN
iaT % Dsesmbsr. A. D.. tsii
tsaALl MaH NAPLn,
MA - ~ cisrk of county conrt
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-12-28
Ends Winters Troubles.

To many, winter Is q season OF trou.
BILE. The irost-bItten toes and iingers
ehapped hands and lIps. chllblains
cold sores. red and rough skins. prov,
this. but such trouble ny before Buck.
lens Arniea Salve. A trial convlnces,
Greatest healer Of burns. Boils. Piles
Cuts, Sores. Bruises. Eczema anr
sprains. Only 25e At Fred @. TracT's
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NotIoe For pubIIeatIon

Department Of the Interior. unitsd State
land oflce Al Woodward. OklA.. De. Q. isli
Notioe is hofeby given that Everett Kerron
~ Hat,on. Oklahoasa, w10, On Jaanafy ~. iea
made Homestead Entry No. san 0itsta. 70
sgk q scctina 10. Township 9. North of Raas'
"a, KC.M.
Has nled notice oi intention 70 make Rina
Fiss Year Peuof, 10 estnb lah clalia 10 the LAM
above described. bsiore TlioGas r. Bmidvocd
y. T. Commissloner. a. his once In Beaver. Oh
lshema. On the ieih day ef Jsnuasy, isia.
Claimant names ns uitnesasi Pni ksnnsdl
r. n. C'inord. william G. GIfk. Cnasies 0ill. al
o. kstton. Okla.
fS-iA i-fs tsna. %. Onrnn. naelsess,
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Nntlra fnr Pnbllcatlnn

Dspartnent of NE Interior q. 3. Land ofhss
Al woodward. Okla, Nov. q. ipii.
Notice = hereby given that Edward d. NAY
q Rioris. OKLA. Who. on October u. ip0a. made
Homestead Rnt5y No. f11Dt-oion1u. for lot G;
and Cn and 81 Of MEX cf Hee,ion .. Township 4
North of Range ssK C.M.
Has hlsd no,iee of intention 10 make Fiaa
five YeAf Proof, 10 establish claim to TN
land above deaoribed, before o. '. Prees', Clsrs
Of the District Cour, IN his olilce al Beaver
OKLA. on thu ioth dag 81 IsnuAry, ieii.
Claimant names as witnesses Henry Niehols
Erness l. Jenes. weltsr 7. Meador. of neaves
OklA.. Flavin J. Incl. II Fioris, okls.
ia.1 "a Gro. n. OnNrn. Register
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PAGE THIRTEEN

How times change! Not many
years ago New York's then District
Attorney, Jerome, was almost a law
unto himself: now he is threatened
with arrest for alleged contempt of
court.
Frisky young thing of fifty years
eloped recently with a hard-headed
lad of twenty-three, which proves
New Jersey still holds the belt for
peculiar folks, as they both lived in
that state.
A negro woman was found in At
lanta, dead, with her head crushed
in. An unusually brilliant verdict
was issued by the Coroner's Jury to
the effect that death twas due to
violence and evidence of foul play"
How ungrateful! Peary says find
ing the North Pole is "a useless oc-
upation"-and it's kept him on Easy
Street for the last umpty years, be-
sides giving him the title of rear
admiral with a fat pension.
If the worst comes to the worst,
and the American women won't use
all the Chinese hair being shipped
over, somebody might make deal to
give those poor locked horses a
switch or two before next fly time.
Dear Heart, what would you?
After clamoring for suffrage, ""equal
rights and the rest of it, the women
of Washington, (the first western
fn "a ho1
are begging to be released from jury
duty.
Pittsburg has had brand-new SEN
sation to relieve the monotony of the
high-cIass divorce cases; blind
young woman has been in a trance
for several days and announced she
would found a new religion when she
woke up.
brains of revolt placed in prison.
says a newspaper headline, speaking
of the capture of one of the leaders
in the Mexican uprising 1t is to be
hoped the legs accompanied the
brains, as they have been doing
deal Of running.
Another one of Uncle Sans meth
DDS of economy is made in the dis
banding of "The Secret Service Bu-
reau." Government sleuths will still
hot-foOt it after criminals, but it will
be done under another name.
Evidently the German Reichstag
is growing jealous of the number of
American heiresses the English are
grabbing; one of the German mem
bers declared recently that Germany
owed the U. S. nothing, because of
her discrimination.
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The Washington herald., 1911-08-04
SEEKS TO CONDEMN
CAPITOL PROPERTY
Government Begins Suit to
Acquire Two Squares.

The United States, through the district
denim for 100000 two squares north OF
the Capitol grounds from B to C streets
northwest, between Delaware and New
Jersey avenues. The court is' asked to
appoint three capable and disinterested
persons to appraise the value of the land
and improvements
The property owners and occupants
of the two squares, numbered 634 and 635,
will be cited within thirty days to file
answers to the condemnation suit.
The property to be condemned will be
used to build a mammoth vista, $50 feet
wide, leading from the Capitol to the
Union Station.
Owners of the property to be condemned
Joseph w. Babcock. Mary A. Galligan.
William C. Robinson. Mary F. Case. C.
F. Lynch, Jennie Craycroft, Katherine
Schwartz, Joseph Schwartz johnson, EN-
ma W. Chamberlain, Katherine and Fer
dinand Lambrecht, Hugh ]. Phillips, es-
tate of c. Louise Dahler. Charles Mades,
Litz estate. Daniel OBrien estate, Mary
l.. Lee, r. S. Simpson, estate of Gustav
Lansburgh, Wilton Harvey, Blanche G.
Rogers, Mary o. Odell, Edward G. Nc
Getrick. Ruth A. Lee estate. John c.
Williams, Elizabeth Tally. Emma Michael,
Henrietta Rousseau, W. z. II. Merritt,
a. Graham Smith, Bessie E. Mcpherson,
George n. Acker, w. T. Belt estate, Ma
tional Herb Company, James Twohy, w.
G. Bennett. L. Cabell Williamson, Ben
jamin II. Warder estate. G. W. Van Nest,
Helen Seymour. and George Ferrell.