davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
(From Mondays DanyJ

Mrs. A. Fishburn went to What
Cheer to visit her son Jay Fishburn.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. p. Spencer are in
Chicago, in attendance at the aviation
meeting. .-r.
Miss Jennie Hourihan, OF ottumwa,
is in the city visiting with relatives
and friends. ...
II. s. Moore, OF Abba, was in the
city yesterday visiting with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Robert Holt, OF Marshalltown,
was. guest at the home OF w. J.
Carson yesterday.
Harold Child OF Cedar Rapids
came Saturday night for a visit with
friends here.
Mrs. Harry Woodruff, of Omaha, IL
in the city for brief visit with rel
atives and friends.
Roy Wymore. editor OF the Chelsea
Critic, spent Sunday in the city with
his parents and friends.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
SOUTHERN EOUGA-
TIQNAL CONVENTION
Resolutions Committee REPORTS
Speeches and Election of
Officers Today.
[By Associated Press.1

Houston, Texas, Dec 2.-On the
program for today's session of the
Southern Educational Association is
the report of the resolutions commit
tee to be acted upon and many ad-
dresses are scheduled to be delivered.
An excursion to Galveston will be
made this afternoon.
The convention will adjourn this
afternoon, following the election of
officers.
The officers elecetd are:
H. L. Whitfield, Columbus, Miss,
president.
NJ. L. Britain, Atlanta, Ca, first
vice president.
H. F. Triplett, Beaumont, Texas,
second vice president.
Mrs. ]. D. Matlock, Birmingham,
Ala, third vice president.
The secretary and other appointive
officers are to be announced later.
Lost-Liver and white pointer bitch /;
scar in center of back. Return to
Eagle office and get reward.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
BRYAN SAW THE B|RDMAA
Thousands Watched Daring Aviator S
He Passed Over the City En-
Route to College.

Robert G. Fowler turned aside from
his eastward course at Fort Worth to
sail southwark along the line of the
Houston & Texas Central railroad. II >
left Fort Worth Thursday, few min
utes before noon, and made stops at
Waxahachie, Corsicana and Mexia.
At exactly 1:15 o'clock this after
noon his blplane was sighted in the
northwest and quickly the streets
we're filed with thousands of eager
spectators who watched the small OBJ
ject grow gradually larger until its
outlines We're plainly visible, includ.
ing the randy whrling propeller. The
course pursued was in a straight line
across II southwestern portion of the
|clty, bs5Sfng directly for A. & NJ. Col
Iege. II had been learned earlier in
he day that he would pass over Bryan
en- route to A. G. NJ. College, where
be would give an exhibition between
and o'clock. and for that reason
all eyes were turned to the sky and
all places of vantage were eagerly
sought, including the top OF the cupaIo
on the courthouse, which was covered
with people.
The Eagle reporter was at the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02

Houston & Texas Central depot and
was informed by Mr. Sims, Fowler's
advance man, and his mechanician,
that he left Hearne at 12:45. From
then on all was expectancy. At 1:15
a small white speck slightly west of
the city was seen coming and he had
covered the twenty miles in exactly
twenty-five minutes. 1t was a great
sight The machine flew evenly and
smoothly, and the popping OF his en-
gine could be plainly heard. He tray
eled in a Cole biplane, with four.
cylinder motor.
1t was about 1920 when the watch
ers at College sighted. the aviator and
Il few minutes later he disappeared,
alighting between Bryan and College,
about the old fair grounds. He stated
that trouble with his engine caused
him to alight. At 1877 he again came
into view, circled twice over Kyle
Field and then alighted as gracefully
as a bird.
Mr.. Fowler stated that he left
Groesbeeck this morning and hal
quite lot of trouble with air cur
rents, which prevented him from
a uniform height.
There We're four hundred spectators
who witnessed the alighting on Kyle
Field. He was out of gasoline and re-
Plenished his took there, and also ate
dinner. At 3 o'clock he again mounted
INTO the cirulean blue and headed for
his next stopping place.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
"oReANIzED LABOR NOT PEsPoNsIBLEv SAYS FOLK.
MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED
by Associated Pres
by Associated Press.l
by Associated Press

Chicago Dec Further Times expo
time according Detective William Burns
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
Roosevelt's silver Wedding.

New York, Dec. 2.-Former Presi-
dent and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt TO-
day quietly celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary, with relatives
and a few intimate friends as their
guests. Mrs. Roosevelt formerly was
Miss Edith Carew of this city. They
were married December 2, 1886, in St.
Georges church, Hanover Square, in
London.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
OFFICERS Or COL
LAPSED BANK INDICTED
by Associated Press.

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. Following
the collapse of the All Night and Day
Bank, the announcement was made to-
day that the federal grand jury had
returned indictments against E. l..
Hendry, president; G. F. Toenges,
cashier; ]. S. Chick, an attache, and
.. H. Brooks and Hendry G. Toenges.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
FIGHTING IN STREETS OF Annoy
Shots Strike American Consulate and
Neutrality-suspicious. Refused En-
roIlment Threaten Trouble.
[BY Associated Press.l

Annoy, Dec. Clean fighting con.
tinues in the northwestern part OF this
city Shots occasionally strike the
United States coast defender Mon
terey.
A band of three hundred ruffians
have demanded enrolment at Annoy,
but the revolutionary leaders have re-
fused them and they are now threat
ening to cause trouble.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
QUITE A TREAT.

Mr.. Jack Taliaferro has lust re-
turned from an extended trip through
South American countries and Sc
cured a number of curios, coins, pho
tographs, ETC., of foreign lands. These
have been attractively arranged in
one of the show windows of Parks
jewelry store and are being viewed
daily by crowds of people.
Mr.. Park has added few pieces OF
the newest things in jewelry, and
visit to this window and the pretty
store inside will be time well spent.
Send the children also.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
NANK|NG SURRENDERS
TO REYOLUT|ON|STs
Gunners in Lion Hill Fort Hoisted
Republican Flag and Imperial
lists Capitulated.
LBy Associated Press.l

Marking, Dec. 2.-The revolutionary
forces took possession of this city this
morning after parley with the i'm
perial troops. At midday a white flag
was displayed at Lion Hill fort inside
the walls in the northwest part of the
city, indicating that the gunners had
joined the revolution.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
RUMORS OF EXTENSIVE DYNAMITE CONsP|RAC|Es
Mcnamara May be Called as Witness Against
Other Supposed Conspirators at Los
Angeles and Indianapolis. Dis
charged Jurors Happy.
[By Associated Press1

Los Angeles, Call Dec late Yesterday aft
enooh Peaded guilty to the charge sentenced
december John Mcnamara guilty the charge of
destroying the Lewelyn Iron Works
James b. McNamaas plea of guilty included explosion
Los Angeles Times building which persons lost their lives
Inc announcement of these
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-02
by Associated Press.J

Angeles Call Dec 2That the Of
and OF the principle of Cancellation
started the ball rolling toward the admission
aras the theory which attempting to account
uued wide speculation These incidents
Franklin charge bribery
ZION as TO the origin of the
OF Lawrence Sullivan detective the district
perturbation OF the prosecution when Suvans
visit had become
That other implicated
may be arrested Indianapolis and that the Nc
as may be called on testify the today
When asked to when the finally settled
upon by which the McNmas did District Ator
ney federcks said 1T settled till happened though
had
The McNamaras maintained today and told the
jailers they were glad the ordeal
The eight jurors spent their homes
lighted with the turn of affairs
Orie McNang will be sentenced, he pleaded guilty to
wreckng the Iewelyn Iron Works
LABOR WAS DUPED," GoMPERs
by Associated Pressl
Troy " Dec labor duped declared Samuel Gompers
president OF the American Federation Labor
criticism that be in men who
accused of a
"oRGANIzEo LABOR NOT RESPONSIBLE" SAYS FOLK.
by Associated Pressl
Houston Texas Fomer Governor Folk of Missouri sneak
ing of the McNamaras confession today:
Il do not believe organized labor responsible
acts of these organized
labor
MORE EXPECTED
by Associated Press1
Chicago Dec Further
sion case may at time according
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14

Dos spri6iport, oub ser alii-
aere nadgiebt, bot eepiB elm Gum.
mer erfunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14

botbelt ME es ni6t ietn ioGte,
fple es ibr ME 8efrieoigung bringell
miiroe. =
als ser BrGiioent am nddlten
Wflttag our 8abn cling, Inn feline
9te1le on5lttreten, begegnete ibrn oeI
9otrot q. 9. SeIm.
gta6 elnem iebr oepoten @rnB
tom er ouf Hon3enio an.
D@tiien ser Serr &raiioent oenn
ldon oas @eueite? Cine gerlc+
bnn9!
u@as 9auieno! user oenn?"
Ser Hrafioent mar iteben geblie-
ben, er batte ia nod 3eit, uno Ser
~lobnngen intereiiterten i'm beion,
oers.
uSribo bon Siifiteot nit 2eut-
11unt BON 2an5ot!"
rSie l1er5en oodt lieber Sofrot.
9a tit ia ni6t oie 9obne 8ermlogen!
@er iteat benn sic oal1tion2"
Selm 5udte oie @fieln.
p@etpiB nur Elm @eriidt", lGdei-
te Der Yralioent %ullglGltbig.
u9o6 nift. Seute nod peroefl
Die In5eigen berianot."
(Gorticbuuo foIot,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
Lokdles.
Observation-Disclosures

Sn Der Staotratsiisung am Mnn-
tag nadmittag, Die inter Dem Sor-
lit bea itelpertretenoen WaDors
Mi6ter abgebaltel muroe, reidte Die
@alpefton, Sarrisburg & San 9hr-
tonic 8abn ein @eiuh Inn Die gr-
Iaubnis ein, nelin meitere @eleile
III ibren losepannten garos bci
BEN gabnbof an Der Commerce
StroBeS legen gu olrfen. Sic fugte
bin. bob bie meiiten oieier Geleiie
11ottuen6ig ieien, Inn oen 0ie1It al1f
benz 8abnbof 10 at geltalten, ool}
man Sen @nforoerungen nud)fom'
men Tonne, Die bas idnele @ods
tums Gan Mntonio's on tim itcae.
Die Yetitton uno ser gntipurf ei.
ner9roinan5, Der ibr beilag, piroell
Dem 4omite fir @iienbabnen iiber-
geben.
Muf gmpfeblune oes @~locrnloll
Gmitb puroen Srotnansen angc-
rommen. oie Sen gau bon 8rtput'
1etpers an Der Nor1ana StraBe,
Der Sones Qpenue uno Der 9aibicd
5traBe geitatten.
alderman Menger bradte Sc.
idIiife Elm, ourb Die Ser Straben.
folnmiiiar ~angeuieien miro 5al
Rarcos StraBe, BON Der 3apala BIZ
our Commerce, unb Cameron Stra-
Be, bon Der @ouiton Big allr Obraio
StroBe gu perbeIiern, aiid oarall
5u adter, baB Der San georo Greet
niht berunreinigt meroe. Sic ge'
ihfiiiie tpuroen angenommen.
Ser Stootrat nabm cine ginlu.
oung an, an Dem 9esrabnis beg
beritorbenen 8iihofs 5oreit %teil5lt.
liebmen.
Oie Bride alt Der Sropis StroBc
lit fertig unb miro in einigen So
gen angenommen neroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14

Ste init stretGbofsern iptelfen, elite
Sheune in 9rono eeltedt. 0os @e-
bauoe mlroe gum Sell 5eritort.
Ser @nuperlleur bat oie Bill
uuter5eihnet, ourh oie elm nierfes
0iitriftgerid)t III unierm @outtp &c
lhoffen miro.
SIN gall5en Siiomeiten bot e.
mGbrello ser lebterl Gage gut acreg-
net, oud) mir bier in Son Intontr
habell enbli6 ben eriebnten uno 10
oringelo notipenoioen Hegen he.
fontmell.
Gin eemiiier Sim Barter MUIR
benin @eridt bes Giltbrr6s ifllloig
6efunoen uro 81 5lpei Sabrel1 3udt-
baus nerltrteilt. gr mar beidntloigt,
in bos @ous bon sc. @olfeu eirgc-
orut1ger 5u lein ulto BORT Silberia=
'den geItoblen 5u babe1t.
Gin gepiiier Carlos Wtuno5 til
ongeflogt, @bisfeD an Winoeriobri-
&c %perfa1lft 81 boben. Gin Slln0e
geonlens Seal, ser init ei1lem @e-
fGbrten bon ser Eoli5ei betrlrlfell
berbaftet NOR, bat erflart, er hoby
Sen @bisfep in Dem Wilno5'idcr
Saloon oefauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14

Sn Nem gorf iino Die 6lhr-
leute Der aoams GrpreB Compare
am Streif uno in Solae oeiien it
es bort beridieoentlib gu Iaufereien
uno 8riigeleien g%efommerlS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
9as sliidlidc grantpaar.

9oB es mdlldmal leine Sdpic-
rigfeiten bat, einen @liidmltnl6 an
5ubringefL 5eiet ei1 @ei6i6tdelL
oaB oas yNeue Setter Soltrnol" err
5dblt. Sn Sfen=Heit bate iib Dor
einigen @oden Elm Sdauipieler nit
elmer &oaeein perlobt. Die. @liid-
miini6enoen fomen in Wenge uno
Maes idien Sen nornlalen @eg 5u
geben. Seit einigen Sagen absr
ipridt man debr peliiniltiib ilber
Die Musiibten oieier 5ufiinftigen
She. @or &ur5em perabreoeten iiG
5pei befreunoete S1auipieler, Inn
Dem 9ralltpaar gu gratl1lieren. GS
5og ii6 .olio jeoer leinen gratenroG
an, uno iie betrateu oas 8or5inl-
mer Der @obnung, in Der oie gliif-
lide 9rart ballt. Sros Der geibloi-
ienen Sir pernabmen lie bos loute
uno leioenidaftlihe 3tpiegeiprad)
eines. itreitenoen Meni6enpaares.
grauf uil0 8rdutigam batten 5mei-
feGos cine bohIt erregte Museinal,-
o%eriebung, Die lolden l1mfang nts
nabmz oaB Die beiom 5reunoe es
nor5ogen, Sen 8eiud a1f eine BEL
icre 3eit gu peridieben uno lautlos
ben &iidmeg ml5utreten. Sic no1-
men lire Mantel uno I1li6en iif
auf ben 6uBipisen oooon. Muf Ser
StroBe berieten tie iid nun Oh tie
ben 8ei1h better gon5 .Deridieben
ooer oo9 pieaeiht cine 8iertelitrn=
De lpater, ipenn Der Sturm bei oen
grautleuten poriibergebroult iein
miroe, abitatten ioaten. Sic einiq-
ten iid aud balo bariiber uno be-
ihlpfien, ben 8eiuh glei1 nabber
gu MAIDEN. 50 begaben fie ii9 benn
in elm nabes &~affeebaus uno mar
teten bic .3eit ab, Die nod ibre-
4enntnis gum @oriiber5ieben zines
Sturmes 5niiden einem gbeater-
brautpaar ungefdbr mtsrei6t. Nah
elmer balben Stunoe mahten tie iih
Dleoer auf ben Weg nod Dem Sbau-
plas oea Slides ibrer a%olegell.
S1on nouten lie, aug Dem &affee-
baus treteno, Sen Sabrbamm iiber-
idreiten, als tie ben gliidlidcn
|8rautigam, aniheineno in beftigIte.
Grregung, aus Der Soreinfabrt bes
@auies Der 9raut ltiirmen unb in
ltumrnem, babel aufsereetem Selbit-
geiprdd in groBter Sait oaponeilen
iaben. Die beioen Srernoe blieben
Iteben. 8eiOe iino getpiegte Mer-
idenfenner, uno defenders ibren
Sdlae fernen tie ean5 ausge5eih-
net. Sic bliften Dem oabinrnienoca
&oaegen anfangs betroffen nadl.
Damn iprab Der cine:
On, i'd CLAUDE, % lit ettpas
porgegangen."
o2ieber Sreunor perieste Der an
bere, i'd claude cher, oa lit ct
ipas 5uriifgegangenl"
-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
M~ttafiert BEN 5dul=Grinsipal.

Ser S6uI Grin5ipal Gbas. 9
4aen bon SDlpanfa, 60, lit Ihref.
lid an Nbeumatismus : S1mer
gen, botte Elm 2eber= uno Magell.
leioen nno franfe Nieren. Mue Wtit.
tel i9lugen fell; aber bier 6loi6c:r
bon Dem bermbmten electric 9itters
modten mid poaitdnoig eeiuno
Souienoe loben uno preiien oieit
Meoi5in. Gerindt iie. 9eur SOC bel
alien 9rugaiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
Naoitnlbeilmng
- bcr--
0terDeni9mdde.

e6bade, nerpDie gerionen. eeplast pm SoiI=
nunaslnieteit uno idlehten Srdumen cri60pfenoen
Mushnien, 8rut=, &aden= rnD ~Sopfinmerserl.
6aarausfal, Abnabme oes @eb0rs unb Sebfrait
8aiarrb, Ma9enbriden, Gtublperfopfuug. Mibig=
teit, vrr6ten 3itterr. 6er3flopfei,. grlftbetlemmung,
aeneffidfeii uno Sribfnn erfobren aus Dem
Siaia ale aanatiiriidbem I gerIafte nmS
anbere Julsen jmsenblifer Berirrunaeu
sriinblih gebeilt nnb poae 0eIunbbeit
rnb Jrpbiinn tuieber erlanst tuerben
f5nnen. - 0ans nereS Seilperfabren.
Seber iein eigener Mr5t. -
Sieiss anberoroentlin interefante uno lebrrei6e
Bud tDeuti4e Gufiage l9ll). peldes pon jung uno
oft, Mann nno Grau, selsien meroen iolie, lam
qegen Ginienoune bon rs Gents in grieinarten Der.
iseelt bsSoeeH Deroen bon Der
Yripatsa Stint, 1876. Mnenne,
aaetu gnrk, 81. ~.
Waan erpdbne .6reie 9refie fir Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
Sin ldJredlidJer Nadt glnrnt

lit Der idGimnte Suiten eiltes a:ir-
oes, oas plobli6 BON @rdrne befal-
len miro. 2oufs gbanblin poit
Miandeiter, g., 81. 81. 2 wuroe CO.
ourd BON ieinen bier ainoern bait
fig aug Dem Shlafe gepedt. 0ou;l
berihaffte er iih Or. Sings 0elr
DISCOVERY uno Sic ainoer, bon re.
men man oos ihlimnite bcfiir6tete.
mlroen interchangeable. SOC ,tna
ST.. Yro6eflaihe fret. 3u baben hci
alien 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14
@ie 1T hies,


Bir bIefell elnDunoerf SnrIars 8slphz
lllre fir ie6en Saa bon &atarrb. Der
nihf 0ur6 @innebtren bon &au's aas
tarrb<Snn aebeilt merben fam.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, gieenth.
Eolebo. 8.
@ir, Die llnter5ei6neten, 6aben s. S.
Cheney felt ben lebten Is Sabren ses
tannt urlo halteu i'm fir soIfommen eff,
renbaft in allen @ei9dftsperbanblun9en
urb finan8iea befdbi9t, ale bon ie!ner
Sirma e~tngegangenen @erbinolihfeitell
5n erfiiaen.
Beif 4 gruag, @robbanoelss9ros
9utten, Snlebo, ..
8~aIbing, &innnn e. @aroin
@robban6elss 9ro9uIften, Solebo. .,
Sails &atarrbs@ur mirb innerIi1 gez
npnln1en nno tptrft brett auf pas 8Iul
nnb Die f6leimigen Gberfla9en beg
5pitems, 3euaniiie fret perianot. Breis
70 Gents per Slai6e. @erfouft bon alien
apotbefen.
6au's GamiIieneY iIen iinD 0ie belteil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14

0arin irren ii6 Die Meiitem
bob iie 8eritonoesmeniden 9or fell
@efIbI uno @efiiblsmeniden gor
feinen @eritono 5umllten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14

Sic offentlide Meinulte lit
Elm 8erieripieG, Der Die Ginae buIO
gu groB, balo 5u flein 5etgt abe.
INNER oer5errt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-14

Die Sei5er Der Cincinnati
SEEM Orleans uno &eros Bactiic
@abn iirlo au Streif, in 3plge bei-
len baben an Der gtrede oQerlei
BerfebrsltoGungen itattgefnmoell,
inter moerm muroer bel Sings
Mountoin in &entufp mebrere Git
&c angebalteil. 9ei oieier @eleger,
belt nurbe BORT auf apei fnrbise
Sei5er, Die an Steae Der Streifer
orbeiteten1 geihoiien.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
AUCTIONS


AUCTION SALE-Thursday. Octo-
Der =. commencing AT 1000 o'clock
sharp. Three miles west of Five
Points, Phoenix, Arizona. One-half
mile south of Yuma r BAD. known
as the District Campo ranch. So
acres of land, cut into seven 5-acre
blocks. q head Of cattle. Il horses,
farming implements and household
goods, 20 head of milk cows, tuber-
Culin tested, l thoroughbred Jersey
bull, : head of horses, l match team
OF Clay Bank ponies, l fine mare,
l horse. l saddle pony. l black horse,
I bay mare in foal. l automatic bot
Ting machine. l milk cooler, l Grant
bottle washer l milk wagon, zoo
quart capacity. l set double harness
for milk wagon, l 16-horse-power
boiler, shafting. pulleys and betting.
1000 bottle caps. l machine for cap
ping bottles, Standard 3X4 bottle
cases. l Royal Charter Oak range. l
2-burner oil stove. l heater, sani
tary milk pals. and 10 gallon milk
cans, l lot pint and quart milk bot
ties. l Delaval separator, 1000 pounds
capacity, washing brushes, l 5Ogal
Ion barrel churn, l butter worker.
hay derrick. complete with fork. l
double shovel cultivator. l cultivator,
/ Grip scraper. l drag, l wagon hay
frame. I twO-seated spring wagon,
one new Mccormick mower, one
new Osborne Reversible 2-horse disc,
/ Osborne Self Dump rake, Pcta
lima incubators. 500, 326, 216 and
126 egg capacity, l ice box, l 300
pound refrigerator, l Oak bed room
set. dining table and chairs, other
household goods. lot Of turkeys, lot
of ducks. lot of chickens portable
chicken coops, chicken wire, gasoline
engine. filter rack, small stacks Of
hay. mostly alfalfa. other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms Of Sale:
on land, one-fourth cash. balance
to suit purchaser on movable
property all sums of $50 and under, !
cash; over $50, months time at
10 per cent; bankable note. Rea- Z
sonable discount for cash. Free lunch !
at noon. Cliff Collins, owner; W. W. |
Hutchinson. Auctioneer, Clyde Thomp |
son, clerk bd |
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
1t Quite Probably Is in This List
The Best Bargains in Phoenix


SALE-A in Fine
LOAN-Amoun follows:
amO
FOR sA modern fve-room brick well located line
deep if a
n the
of the Washin
a
ia a of
n
face
from carlne etxeen
handomest in Of
in he
the bestc
floors
is beauty, and
a a you
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
AUCTIONS

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE-At
Glendale. Arizona, October Sd, 1911.
Notice-Default having been made by
the mortgagor in the payment of the
several amounts of indebtedness Sc
cured by a mortgage dated the first
day Of March. 1911. and by a mOrt1
gage dated the third day of August.
1911, both Of said mortgages being
executed by p b. Smith to the Glen
dale State Bank, and recorded in the
Recorders Office Of the County of
Maricopa. Territory of Arizona: NOW,
THEREFORE, the undersigned will,
by Virture of the power contained in
said mortgages. on Tuesday the Sd
day Of October, a d. 1911. at the
hour Of ten o'clock 4. NJ, at Glen
dale, County Of Maricopa. Territory
Of Arizona, sell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder. for cash
or on terms made known on day Of
sale, the following personal property.
described in said chattel mortgages,
to-wit: Nearly new farm machinery.
costing over 100000: Il complete
hlacksmithing outfit, horses. mules
scribed: John Deere gang plows,
one sulky pillow. one 14-inch walking
pillow, = horsepower gasoline en-
CINE with pump and tank: new 4
horse riding lister. 4-horse cul-
tivator. John Deere mower. corn
shelter Cpower attachmenD. header
with binder attachment. four-header
boxes, new painted; rope nets FOR
header boxes. three section harrow,
beet cultivator, beet litter. first class
roller, grindstone. two Dain alfalfa
power lift buck rakes, road grader.
portable horse stable, complete, put
together with bolts; hay derrick, wire
cable. The blacksmith outfit consists
Of a $50 anvil, stock and dies, bel
lows. drills, and all the tools usually
found in a blacksmith shop, all Of
Y hich have been little used. one span
Of heavy S-year-old mules. three
horses. set of heavy harness, and
many other farm implements and
tools. Glendale State Bank. Mort
gagee. At the same time and place
there will be sold the following de-
scribed property, listed with me for
public sale. to-wit: 10 Poland China
gifts (bred, one truck, with rack:
one wagon, with rack; two spans of
horses. one 4-year-Old mare c. o. |
McMurtry, auctioneer. W. H. Slaugh-
ter. clerk. e.