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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
TWO RESOLUTIONS ON
SUBJECT BEFORE SENATE
Movement Has GaInsd Strength
By Advent Of Several
New Senators
lRy Associated Preas.l

washington. D g., June l2--W When
the senate opened today Il was ex.
Pected that the bin to submit 10 the
Etefes the question OF amending the
federal constitution so as to admit oi
the election OF United States sen,
atcTs by popular vote would come tn
q vote today The bin has been be-
fore the senate some weeks. AT the
last congress the bin failed 10 pass
DY a narrow margin. Since then the
movement has gained strength Dy
the advent Of several new senators.
Two resolutions providing for tals
cEange viii come before that body
Snd from a DOLL Of the members. II
Is safe to assume that one or the 9TH
eT will undoubtedly pass.
The Bristow resolution. which pro.
vides simply that the constitution be
amended TO permit the election oG
senators by direct vote OF tue people,
IN the manner In which members OF
the house are now elected, will BE-
disposed OF first lt was a similar
measure that suffered defeat In tie
closing dsYs o. the fast congress.
DESPITE the fact that majority OF
the senators were in favor OK the
principle which 4 embodied
The enemies OF the measure, how
ever. succeeded la alternating Che sup
port 0f the southern members D9
pointing ont tnat the resolutions
would practically deprive the states
OF their control over such elections,
and leave this power in the hands OF
the national government This
caused the defeat Of the measure.
The other resolution, providing f0f
this amendment is fathered by Sen.
ator Borah, and stipulates that the
respective states shall have fun con
troll over the elections al which sen
ai0rs shall be chosen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
CONVICT LABEL HEARING
Argument on Temporary In
junction in Federal Court Con-
tinued to Future Date

Hearing on the temporary iujunc-
ton secured by a Louisville firm
against Labor Commissioner Dsugh-
erty ia regard to the operations OF
the convict label law has been post
poned in federal district court. The
case was set for today, but all par
ties we're not ready.
The Louisville firm Of shoe manu-
facturers IS that Of Montgomery &
Hoge. II IS claimed that only part
of the output Is made under contract
with the state for convict labor and
that interference with tine sale OF
their goods here is an interference
with interstate commerce. The IA.
Dor c0mmissi ioneT has been tempor.
arily enloined from enforcing the Law
which vas passed at the instance OF
union labor men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
MORE CAPITAL AGITATION
Proposition is Brewing to Ini.
tiate Another Election on the
Permanent location

A proposition that ths commercial
clubs 0t tHe state ipi Id promoting
q petition For an siRction IN the per-
manent location Of the state capital
has been brought So the cssy By ap
outsider TIE Guthrie chamber oE
commerce has 0een askel t0 saEa
part
The officers VI the WI anizaftOm.
while willing To make tight Al a
convenient time, Fhins taat tlae fight
should BIZ deferred nenalug tse soal-
searching sessions ot the 0klah0m2
Eltg people afe having Kilh Govern.
Oh Cguce 0dahgMa City WoM an
eHectl0H i year ago yesterday part
DIX on premise to build capitol
withouf cosf 80 the state, aad ths
governor mas pnt 4 ap q Oslshona
EiiY % mske good fie Sdez of
President ORggrs - tae chamber
of commerce 10 that the matter
Should BIZ ley alone UHtii eariy neKr
eas al Aeast III order that Ene pe0-
pie Of The state mag find out " tbs
town 30 aaxi9us tDr a capital wis2
really busia one
y Initiated petitions get INTO ta9
field several taHnE wsi probably de-
Feiep capital ambitions From pres
ens Indications irGe.tos.ak figAk
WIFI develop Betweeg 0xianDma City
Guthrie. Alussogec, NJ Reno ana
possibly gtHer places
No action has been taken By the
chamber q eommeree here toward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
(By Leased Wite

Chicago June 12--NoN American
Tsilroad freight charges compare with
tA1ss Of leading countries of Europe
is shown strikingly By comparison
cf statistics OF the government own
ed railways OF Prussia with those OF
ths railways included In the states
II New York Pennsylvania, New
Jersey. Delaware and Maryland
These states have nearly the same
area anu nearly the same railway
mileage as Prussia
The latest statistics available for
tae Prussian roads shuw the average
81 arge for hauling ton u freight
one niIe On the roads cf that couH-
try Ii ia0 cents
In the same year the average
eA5ree Of Prussiap roads was prac.
rne srile cr siie railways of the
group Of states above referred 10 vas
but .ss OF l cent
Ii other words. the average freight
charge pf Prussian roads was prac
tleallS twice that u American roads
This diiference il considered the
nloFe remarkable when considered ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
THEIR CHESTS BuLGIAG
Local Firemen Feel ElateS Over
Their String OF Victories at
Enid Tournament

Guthrie 6remen llsgle ht ehestg
over the strenuous work 0l last week
at Enid. are resting on lsufeis this
week and waiting for fires They
came in the latter OF the week wign
STE cash prizes and some decoFa.
tions
The Guthrie company von more
prizes than aHy other company at
the state aremeHs convention and
brought back more coin Their aver.
age Of speed for al races vas con.
siderably higher than that og amy
other company
The outfit a0n tRo Hrsis. two sec.
gnds and two thirds Those taking
part we're Cbief GrupeF, Walter Pee
Dles, HARDY Bryan. IN Nelson Grow
er Ferry and Herb Cheney. of Central
and Art Jones oI No ,
Don't forget we have the best
fire team Ia Oklahoma of Any here
esEe." said Chief GBbef Charley
and Dan we're right there All tue
tune They are kae fastest aud most
Intelligent horses ID the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12

PLANS NOW
UNDER WAY
METHODIST S C HOO L
STARTS CAREER HERE
THIS WEEK

With the appearance 0f the hfst
official bulletin Wednesday aud iHa
opening 0f Offices Thursday, the
Methodist university will commence
It's career aere plans are under way
.er opening the school Ia Convention
eail early In September aad for the
erection OF permanent buildings and
the LAYING out Of a campus on the
south side site
PROT x s, MeCreggBt. wA0 vas
here today TO confer Hith the cham
tt ef commerce. vii be here Thurs.
dsy morning 20 establish the office.
lie wil Tor the present BE located III
toe Offices 81 A. E. RANKIN, 0klaao-
Rs avenue ana Niae street. opposite
TIE lone hotel. FROM this place the
business Ok the university win prob
ally lie conducted until the opening
next fall The Office fxlures Of Ep-
worth aud Fort Worth universities
viii be combined here
The first bulletin viii be off tue
mess Wednesday This important ot-
Hgai announcement viii have as ex.
taEsiye circulation and will c0nsti.
tHte the general official uuflce of the
consolidation ~ the tNo big schools
aAa tee location here 70 the great
body oi the people of Oklahoma.
Texas and New Mexico Prof Ne.
freight viii assist Ref WI q Cole
man It'd THE publicity work ior the
ho0l Prof McCreight III assistant
secretary oF the board of trustees and
registrar % tie school
Chancellor Bradford was here tbis
merninE % confer with trustees ana
Others regarding The opening the
chancellor aBa Yice chancellor aiis
move here soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
tBy Leased wire

SIS Louis Mo- Iuae s. Cora
Clamoggaa Conlas. ahose - year
Old husband tiled gaa % annul tae.r
marriage on the ground thas she ls
aeEF0 declares she viii fight t4e
a8lt 30 the Lass F0rg
Mrs Collins AaQ s one oG 4A ~
eoapllsllta family 8h.ch is celehgat-
"a Is me West End for sbGKy 80
entertain large parties Is silent As
10 her lineage bat both her father
and mmhef auutlY maintain tieg
are deseead4nts d Spanisa a9hia-
Mea
AlA aus9An4 #4# Ans &Arn ~ AAesa
aas9l accusations uatli last MlgBt
Waen ne lett ne said Mrs Collins
fH9f course shall care for the six
weeks old baby ! DO NOT want 80
say al0Fe thau that SHALL ligaf fhe
annulmeni sass 10 the Last ditch
Collins, tHe husband says 10 neF
NJ wants 10 see the six weeks 9ll-
baby again.
Collins suit was lled oy his sath-
egs oven T. goi4ns SIS his 4e1i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
An ALL ROUND HOTEL MAN

J, ]. 0 Rourk. president Of the
chamber 0f commerce. Is handsome
~ filing the lob OF chief clerk at
the lone He has recently returned
from vacation and. as senior part.
nef in the hotel business, has ap.
pointed himself clerk
NJ. r Fawcett, who has been day
clerk for the past few years, has
gone 10 LaFayette hotel. Clinton.
Iowa, owed By Mr. ORonrks son-in-
law. q r. Morrow Ny Fawcett il a
first class hotel man and was popu.
Tar here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
SPECIAL OFFICER NOW on
WAY TO SERVE SUBpOtHlts
Great Secrecy Attached 10 It's
Actions By Body Which VIII
Make Probe
(By Associated FraaaJ

Washington D ct, Jyhe I2--Snb-
poenas for several prominent men 10
testify here III the new L0fimer III.
yestigation have been issued and
special officer Is naw on the wsy 10
Chicago 70 serve them Tie great.
est secrecy Is attached 10 sss action
ay tine special Committees haTlng
yhe investigation ia charge II ls
ulderstOpd .haT am0ng those suHs
moued are Lse 0'Neil BtoWn I'd
ward Hines and Esiwar3 TIlden, cf
Chicago ana Clarence Funk. an Of
.icer % me international Harvester
company whose n4scl0sura 0f the air.
tempt NJ have his corporation sub
scFibed " an alleged Slush fund wa#
feature I'll the Illinois legislature
L0rimer investigation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
LOGAN COUNTY TAX VALUATION

Logan eouufg valuations fol- the
tax year have been sent " she state
auditor by County Clerk Olson Ths
assessed value Of the property il the
county. aside rom that " corpora.
fA9ns. is Sla2sz48&. This Is de-
crease of aaoa ss58.N99 from tAe
valuations of las. ysar
The corporation assessments 9ilt
bring the total so % about sls,4gQ.
0ee. they fanalng pretty close ~
s. .6g0960.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
BOTH CANDIDATES FOR
MAYOR ARE CONFIDENT
Managers for Barnes and
AIss|sy Claim Election BY
Majority Of 400

The current boss OF this town is
the quiet voter. An extraordinary
campaign closes la the first charter
election tomorrow, and the Ike has
never before been seen here
wo candidates for mayor have
lined up from all parties strong fol-
lovlngs, but neither man has enough
votes TO be elected without reckon
ing with the quiet fellows. Both the
Barnes and Nissley boomers are
somewhat vociferous. but the noise
is undoubtedly for the purpose Of
keeping the faithful in line. The
real work OF the campaign is being
difecte.y by experienced politicians
toward the conversion of the indiE
vidualc who have not lined up Az
are not particularly demonslrative
about voting for anyone.
II IS estimated that the lineup of
each side is about equal in numbers
and that the uncertain quiet, ande-
fined. unreached, silent and soms-
times extremely doubtful force is
bets cen 400 and 500 The support
divided between Olsnith. Lille aud
Farquharsou ID the primary is the
uncertain quantity Some OF that
strength has lined up, but a great
deal has not
sosh Sides Claiming.
Az Nissley headquarters this morn.
Ing n N. Dunnaa, campaign man
ager. said Nissley would win by 400
AT Barnes headquarters a prediction
OF about the same size was made
The Barnes men claim they have
gained strength In the last foFty-efght
hours and that the quiet mar" Is
coming their way. The Nissley men
seem TO be equally confident Of hav-
lug the quiet nan hog-tied. The
foremost question seems to be the
'closing-up proposition" referring to
places OF amusement, and parks and
Sunday laws
This campaign Ii the first non.
partisan one In Guthrie, although 1t
is distinctly political in some ways.
All important candidates are Repub
licans. This makes the forlom Dem.
ocFat a person Of considerable i'm.
portance The Democratic vote
seems to be split up fl sorts Of
ways. and the uncorralled ones are
being eagerly sou l.
The candidates are.
Mayor. ~ Barnes and e.
Nissley.
Commissioner oi Public Safety
n n. Carter and w. Fl Mitchell
Commissioner os Public Utilities
r. M. Campbell aud w s. Spencer
Board Of Education-E. D. Barker
Arthur A. Boyer, c. o. Fish. J. L.
Melvin and r G. Sharp.
Treasurer OF Board OF Education
H. S. Csrlfn, II. B. Cockrum.
School Board Nominees Withdraw.
The five members or the present
school board. who were recently re
nominated for the election tomorrow
under the charter. have Withdrawn
their names from .Ae ticket because
.1f he opinion Of Attorney General
West, recently given to the board.
that city charter can not govern
school board matters. in thSt the
school district and tine city are tH0
distinct c0TpoF ations, aud that ia at.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
BUYS TICKET ON
HORSE RACE FOR 81,
WINS sl0,40
fBy Leased wIrel

AIF AFE"r1A ~ tAF4 v
9 Los Angeles, Cal, June l2-R =
Q Y Morrison, who three months G
0 ago bought future book" 2
Q ticket for 81 on the English Q
@ derby, Just by the way Of ae- q
? commodatiOn" to the man who 9
Q was selling the BOOKS in Van. g
2 cOuFer. h. G.. was informed 10. c,
o day by cable that his ticket bad u
. Won and that check for sl0,. 9
o 440 Is awaiting him as soon as q
o be forwards his address. &,
g The cablegram had followed u
o him around the country through q
. most Of the Western states. be- y
q fore IL dnally reached him. Nor. =
- rison states that tue matter .
@ slipped from his mind llnme .
Q diately after the ticket mad q
9 been purchased o
o The odd part Of Morrisons q
g luck lies IN the fact that while q
2 the ticket was being made out, q
o another man. an Englishman, ~
o walked hurfiedly into the store, .
@ saw the future book man and o
. insisted on having ticket with O
. out DELAY Morrison was IN no o
o hurry, SO the Englishman got @
U the number that should have .
. gone 70 Morrison The winning ~
o number was 6e27. q
0 o o o @ @ o @ 70 q @ O o O o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
Mistakes GIRL
FOR WIFE, SHOOTS
MAN BESIDE HER

9 Charleston. " va. June o
e While seated a. the side oi u
. Miss Louisa Berry, naar Gentry .
z Fsyette eogEtY, John Willis. q
Q bookkeeBer vas shot with O
9 rifle ID the bands 0f Marion %
q Adkins and instantly niled y
. His head was almost torn 0d. q
G Adkins. ia violent quarrel y
o with bis wife. charged her with o
G assocIsting with other men. -
9 later in the day Adkins learn. 9
q ed that MS wife had gone into Q
q the Eo0ds with man Adkins .
q followed their trail with the o
2 gun Miss Berry and Willis also y
@ took walk in the woods. going ,
g in the same direction taken by q
@ the other couple q
9 Tae two were seated on log q
O when Adkins approached Misc .
= Berry SAN him coming and told y
= Willis ana iast as Willis was .
. turning around to face ADKINS q
. the hitter fred The ball Of IS O
g calibre almost tore Willis head .
9 from bis shoulders q
6 Adkins evidently th0ught fae o
g couple on the log was his wife u
@ and man u
- 90 - =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
STAYS SELF
FOLLOWING
A QUARREL
DENVER WOMAN POLL
TICIAN HAD WORDS
WITH HUSBAND
tBy Associated Press ]

Denver. Colo. june Mrs. Edith
Culbertson. aged ihiftg-slx, Republic.
an candidate Cor superintendent Of
the Denver county schools at the last
election. shot and killed herself in
her home heFe today she left a note
making Il clear that the wound was
self-inflicted Her husband S. M.
Culbertsou, told the police that be
snd his wife bad anarFelel this morn.
ing She was graduate Of Nassar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
Bus He Sticks 70 oushrs

Mpsk0gee a8s ont i9 ei8sU Tor
~ MeNeai Recently Mr McNeal
has been figuring ON buying Aa-
fi0nal bank AT MRsk0gae ana the
papers there ann0ance Ae mas move
Fe lhe town rulsa also claims be
NAV move There Clinton aud shaw.
sse 1aye prior claims. but Nr. Nc.
Neal IS resident Of Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
Earre - 80 60

The funeral 9s Mrs Carrie A Ma.
ti0n was held near kaHsas Cts to-
lay Guthrie people who weFe on
good terms asta fae eminent and
militant temperance ref0rmer have
sent message % The relatives. Mrs
Nation lived asse Tor segefal years
She Al various tnss gave c0nslaeIy
able sNns " sAs chlldrena home
here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12

head, + G. Kent OF Guthrie assist
a0is S. J. payne of Edmond: Char.
lev Simmons % Edmond physics aud
chemistry, John Davis oi Edmond,
biology and agriculture WI III NlH-
ton Edmond foreign Languages.
head r. G. Oakes, Edmond assist.
ant Miss Cecilia Gilmore 0f ShaR-
nee geography. no appointment
manual training. 10 appointment
physical culture ana physiology, FL.
8 Mead Ardm0re drawing. Miss
trace Baker Edmond domestic sci-
cree. Miss Hettle starr sdGond
critic teacher Miss Clara Cork. Ed
moHd librarian. Miss RubDy Canton.
Edmond secretary 10 president
MISS Ethel W. cardin. Oklahoma
Chg engineer Richard ThassIeF 81
Sulphur
Dufsnt Normal
President. Edmond % Marsaaga.
Claremore pelal)gl phschoiogy
and director of training school, D #.
Nihart. Oklahoma Clpy; Enghsn
head. a. g Faulkner Of Dufanf as
sistans Esther Taalbee of MuskDgeef Il
history, W.. # Doas0n. FredeFich
mathematics, head A Fl GiIlIland 0f
Bnrant. assistant. John : Maiona5
o. Clafem0ge physics and chemistry.
r Il Laird DuTant biology Z r.
Eobbius, saltwater foreign language
Minnie BaIl0w. Junction City, kas
Agriculture and geography n. 81.
Winters, saltwater manual training
Wesley Lakewood physical culture.
10 appointment drawing, Miss Iaiia
Van vert, Duraut domestic science
aid art Hailie MeKinney DHraat.
public school music. Miss Isabelle 81
Brown Clarem0fe critic teachers,
M,ss Nel Hradv of shawnee Mrs.
sattle RadneY 0f l)urant, Miss 3o-
sepaine Fitzgerald. Or Durant
c.srcmore Preparatory School
President. ! II Bayes Chandler
physics and chemistry. H. Cai8-
we'll. Stillwatef bis 0ry and eiYies,
MI 4 Pointer. MeasheriOrd matAe'
matlcs, y Barney, Henrietta. kng-
llsh and athletics. Gugnie Mayer
Moss. ClaremuFe. manual training
10 appointment biology. no appoint.
fHEHtt A5Hlht hNA tH Latin VI EaAtrsANAf 2
Virginia Fitzgerald, D9rant piano,
A.ies Wallace. keFtsyiile, Mo-; d0-
mesfe science Miss Nefiie @il-
h4ms, ClaGemoFe public seh00i mus
IT,. Miss Minnie II OstenbHfg of
NeatAerioFd foreign languages, Miss
Eatiie Kir,iey. Gu'brie English Al-
eatnfo, Mable Brady shawnee Jam
hoF. TAYLOR. Chandler
WeatherfoFd Hormai
President U j 6rfith EdmonR
pedagogy Psychology ana directgr "
training school W 4 smith, HenneSr
sGy. English. head. Earl Wiley 0f
shawnee English assistants goBn
Saunders Of Weathegi0Fd. Miss Myrtle
Williams Of Chicago history bead.
Miss Maude owen 0f WeafAerIaga
asaiogy assistant, BLISS Dora stew.
art 0f Weatnefford mathematics
head. 4. s. stevens 0f Tgttls matAe
maslcs. assistants K J.. Clayton oi
Weaiberiord. n Csskiil % Weather
ford. physics and chemistr lra Il
Gan. Tahleauah biology aad agrl-
culture. Wrlght A Gardner, % Neafa.
fcrd t0relga Languages r IN
pnr&e 0f WeatheEi0gd foreign laA.
g8ages assistant Alas Nell egoss
waa of Baldwin Ess ecegraaAg
tC0utigned On Page SKI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
@ sla~ On srrgnkllnQ.

60 Slow or SpriHklnQ.
Water Commissioner SaencsF.
while n9s aeslaioas 20 shak OF spring
liag ssto8efaer ISSUES 4 eAusfon to
al users Of eisy wateF 70 ~ careful
~ the use oi the a8se There MAS
bfeaA I'D 4 paMp TO-DAY which set
baeA iAe aafaY supply somewhat
Iae aFy AaiEia severely asGecs&
iAe supply and airy M4ate A0w may.
at seriously tt la-oy oa & may 80
reeegSa 8 cit 0st s9siaassas ait9-
seineg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
pRUSSIAN 9 GOVERNMENT OWNED
RAILROAD RATES ARE DOUBLE
THOSE CHARGED IN AMERICA

connection with tile fact that on the
railroads iii the group of states ne.
ferFed to the average daiiy wage o.
employees. exclusive Of general of.
fes-s. was nearly three times the
sv1Yage daily wage paid on the Pras.
sian roads
In other words. saile the Prassian
roads had 10 haGi onls Ill tons Que
mile to earn enough To pay the aver
age daily wages Of one empioge, the
American roads had to haul 9}s tons
ore mile % earn enough 70 pay the
average daily wages Of one pf their
employees
The explanation oi the ability Ot
the American ROADS 10 as " freight
at rates 80 faF below the govern.
ment's PrussiaH rates. while paving
wages nearly three times as great,
SIR American railroad mcr. e found
in the greater efficiency Of American
railway operation and management.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12

Tom Hassel leaves this evening
Tor Perry 70 visit 5eIasives for a few
days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12

" " Knsuss has bought the stock
ut the jennings Music company ana
viii consolidate the Jennings store
with his Oklahoma avenue store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-12
THE WEATHER
fBy Aasoelafad Praaa.l

New Orleans. L. June l2-Tohigat
end Tuesday faif
The Yale expositor., 1911-11-23
MORTGAGE SALE

nEFAULT having been made In the cond
lItions of a mortgage made by John Baldwin
and Augusta Baldwin, his wife. to Chas. Downer
September -, 1903, and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds for the county of st. Clair
on the 18th day of September 1908, in liber g6 OF
mortgages on page 90, and which said mortgage
was by said Chas. Drowner Oh the eth day of
October 1911 duly assigned to one Mahlon d.
Baldwin. which said assignment was duly re-
corded In the office of the Register Of Deeds for
said county OH the 18th day Of October. 1911, I'm
iber Ii of assignments of mortgages OH page
$40, on which mortgage there is claimed to be
due on the date of this notice the sum of five
hundred thrty-two dollars principal and interest
together with an attorney fee of twenty dollars
proceeding having been instituted to recover
the money secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof.
Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale
contained In said mortgage, and the statute in
such case made and provided. notice is hereby
given that on Monday. the 2lnd day of January
1912, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon | shall sell at
door of the Court House In the city of Port
Huron (that being the place where the Circuit
Court for the County Of st, Clair Is holden) the
premises described In said mortgage, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount
due the said mortgage. together with per cent
interest and all legal costs, together with an at
torney's fee of twenty dollars as therein provid-
follows: Twenty (20t acres of land south of and
adjoining the north 80 acres of the east half of
the southeast quarter of section In town Il
2s-i8 MAHLON ID. BALDWIN,
MOORE Il WILSON, Assignee
Attorneys for Assignee,
Business address, Port Huron, Mich.