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Mrs r. 4 Jones, Plz,ntiE. vs.. Geo
u. SOErel's. et a., Defendants.
Notice IS hereby given that N p9r-
suanee OF an order Of sale issue d
ont OF The District Court Of Carter
County. Oklahoma, OF the ls,h 3Ay
o. Apy!l, 1912, q an action wheseiD
MIS- r A Jones Sas plAiLu4 4@j
Ge9. " scrrells and Catherine so.-
reLs were defendants, diFso.e', 10
ne. ihe undersigned sheriff O! Car
ter County, commanding NE % levy
ugOu and sci! without app-AIsement
The following describe! property:
The West 20 fee; by sa0.: feet OF
10, in Block 337 in the City OF
ATdu,ore. Carter County, Oklahoma.
according 10 the official plat an.
survey hereof approved by the Sec
retary Of the Interior OF the United
States.
To satisfy ;udgmen, and decree
OF foreclosure in favor o: said plail-
tir and against said defendants OBJ
tanned and made In SAID coa'. on IT,,
5th Gay o: October. lsll. for tie
sum az s5s0.1s and sI0.45 costs, Win
iuteres, thereon q. ;Ae rate Of :e1
9er cent re. a1nUm from tie 5yh Ga
OF October. 1871. ani los,s acCr.
ing.
Whl on The 18Th day OF .iay.
1912. a. TIE hoU Q! zen a. n. c:
said day a; The from; door q: the
Ccur; house n the City Of ArGmo-e.
sad County aud State, Offer :or
sale and sell TO The highes, bidde-
to7 cash. said property above de-
scribed, or so mucA thereof as VII
satisfy said Judgment and costs.
Witness my hand this the 10th dsy
Of APRIL 1872.
BUCK GARRETT.
Sheriff
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Tie AFcDore:.e is Authorised 10
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AGENTS WANTED.

DISTRICT AGENTS-Sickness. acci
Dent insurance; stock comrany
liberal policy; insure both sexes :
claim settlements and business
methods strongly commented by
insurance examiners. Our liberal
VrUfi-shGEing contract gives won.
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Gers. Representatives wanted in
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sneqec srers in Accounts.

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t,oard 0, county commas ioners for
Woods county, through the co1n-
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So era Of the officials. who j; is a.
lsze-l az s.orZ in their accounts
some Q, the4e are fled in me Dis
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Fr ". ". POWERS. Deputy.
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
GEORGErowN.
n, &C. W. SWAN.

Glen Warmers Carlisle Indians. with
Jim Thorpe. the Olympic hero. a. the
chief attraction. come to the Capital
Saturday afternoon to meet Georgetown
University on the Hilltop gridiron. at ;
o'clock in the first football classic Of
the season in this section Of the country.
The Indians. although held to . tie by
Washington and Jefferson three weeks
ago. always play great football and on
Saturday defeated the University Of
Pittsburg Is to 4. and Pitt has good
eleven. Whether Georgetown will be
able to cope with the Indiana powerful
attack is problematical but the Hilltop
pers are confident Of making trouble.
Last year the Braves took a S to 5
victory away with them. and this season
the Blue and Gray gridiron warriors
hope to retaliate with a vengeance.
Coaches Bennis and Gargan. OF the Hill
top squad. went to Pittsburg for the
express purpose Of seeing the Indians In
action.
Coach Frank Gargan yesterday had the
following TO say: THE Indians are
great team. There Is no denying that.
practice, the Georgetown eleven will be
able to give Warmers tribe tough bat
tie. In the game with Pittsburg Satur-
day, the Indians showed great team
work, and used several trick forma-
tions which were puzzles to the Pitt
team. but I really believe our team will
defeat the Indians next Saturday"
Bennus Also ConAdent.
Eddie Bennis is also confident OF trim
ming the Redmen while the Indians
played good football Saturday. said
Dennis, 81 think that the Georgetown
eleven will be able to win the game
Saturday. There are several faultS that
can be remedied In the Blue and Gray
team, and by the end Of the week We will
be in shape to give Warmers tribe the
battle of the year"
Campazzi reported to the squad yester-
day. This gives Coach Gargan another
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
STATISTICS OF THE TEAMS
CARLISLE INDIANS.

man in the backfeld. and with the re-
turn Of Van Brocklln. who was injured
In the Washington and Lee game, to-
day the outfit will be complete. Van
Brocklin will start the Indian game at
left end. with Derby on the other end
of the line.
The lineup for the game has not been
settled by Coach Garssn. but 1t Is safe
to say that the men who started the
A. 4 II. game will start the Indian
battle. with Van Brocklin at left end.
New Plays for Team.
Coach Gargan will give the men sew
eral new plays this week. and scrim-
images will be held but seldom. 1t 10
planned to meet the Indians attack with
q defense able to throw the runners
back. and also to use several formations
new to this section. against the Red
men.
A new feature Of the contest will be
the method in handling the crowd. This
season more than a hundred ushers VIII
be In the stands to take care OF the
crowd. There will be every possible
way made to handle the crowd expected.
and those holding reserved seat coupons
will have no trouble finding their seats.
The first half % the game will be the
fercest There is no doubt Of that
Georgetown will start right on the reel
with trick plays and punt formations. in
an effort to get the jump on the lads
from Carlisle. and Coach Gargan stated
last night that the Blue and Gray would
score In the first period. and that the
Indians would be held by the Hilltop
forwards.
Another feature Of the Blue and Grays
practice this week will be the forma-
,;,n of n s.copd backfield II is planned
il the day is warm. to use two sets Of
backfield men, and in this way keep a
fresh outfit on the field all the time.
While the first team backfield will be
Costello, Murray, Dunn and White, II
is an assured fact that Fury, Campazzi.
Van Dyne and Foley wiz get into the
game
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22

Such ailments as q physical collapse.
the case Of Eddie Ainsmith, or the
wrenching of a knee, which put John
Henry on the shelf for three weeks.
could not be treated by trainer, but
the other bodily Ills were looked after
by Martin. and all cases cured.
When it comes to handing out bou-
quets. the fans In Washington should
not overlook Mike Martin, the Ma
trainer. boys. don't forget that.
A sample efs Martins efficiency was
demonstrated last spring. The writer
was coaching Gallaudets baseball team
at the time, and when the battery can
didates were called out, Battiste. the
Indian. who made such a name for him.
self as a twirler during the season Of
1911, reported with the others, but i'm
parted the information that his arm
was gone" so lame. in fact, that he
could not take OF his hat without suf-
fering a twinge Of pain.
Mike Martin was asked to look the
Indian over and see what he could do,
and he made the journey to Gallaudet.
1t took Mike three seconds to locate
the triuble. He discovered a hand
lump in the region of Battiste's right
forearm
you must have pitched on a cold day
and failed to protect your ARM" the
trainer inquired of the Indian.
Battisee happened to remember that
just such a thing occurred.
That's all right: I'll fix this up IN
a tiffy. Can you stand a little pain?'
Battiste was willing, and Martin began
massaging and pulling the contracted
cords and ligaments' back into place. II
sounded like somebody breaking twigs to
build a fire.
Three days later Battiste was out
pitching with an easy swing and all pain
had vanished. He finished the season
and never once complained Of a lame
whip.
The writer happens to know that 1t
least a dozen ball players on rival Amer
lean League clubs during the past season
have gone to Martin on the quiet and
asked him to help them. ignoring COM
pletely their own trainers.
Mike has always done what he could
for them and done It cheerfuily.
Everybody is agreed that Washington
was lucky in drawing such a capable
manager as Clark Griffith. but don't
overlook Mike Martin, boys, the best
little trainer in the business.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
BUSINESS PLAYS
WESTERN TO-DAY
Opening Contest in the 1912 scho-
lastic Football Series
to Be Staged.

The first game Of the scholastic series
will be played this afternoon at Union
League Park. the Western aggregation
hooking up with the eleven from Busi-
ness High School at 3 o'clock.
The teams appear to be evenly match
ed from all reports. and while Coach
Morse refuses to predict victory. claim
ing that several OF his stars are out
Of the game. the members of the team
say that Western will win by at least
three touchdowns.
Coach Cuppy Farmer. OF the business
eleven, has been working hard with
the team. and while many Of the men
are green. the Business coach fully ex-
poets to win the game.
Capt. Howard. Of Western, Is conf
dent of taking the long end of the score,
and remarked last night that Western
would win by a 20 TO score. Capt.
Schafer. Of Business. Is also confident
of victory, and a battle royal is expected
this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
SPORTING SIDELIGHTs.
by BILL BAILEY.

Mr. Morse the well-known quarterback and
coach is artistic in his makeup when filling the
role Of referee: -
The bowling season has not started full blast
Hammer hook up for match games at 10 q throw.
is Joe Turner the wrestler in the house,
Central has its ''Murph' King and not to be
outdone Business has ncknamed its stocky halfback
cardidats Casey King.
Every time Crit signs new outhelder. Howard
shanks Rrins and remarks. They'll all have tn
show little Howard@I am in the hg show to
stick
Z Jack Safei and other experts picked the New
York Giants TO win the hg series
-Coue1essnan Billy Murray Of Boston had his
picture in all the Beantown papers last Friday
Ask him about iti
son o the well-known Ninth Street merchant, il
at the University Of Pennsyirania and will try
for the quint this winter. He is also a candidate
fnr the Pennsy golf team
-Doggie" Doleman Playing on the Tech foot
hall team is said to be yicioas end rush.
Bud wymard. the handsome brother Of Skip. .
former Georgetown football cacA. appeared the
Catholic University field Saturday equipped IN
baseball pants. Jim Dunn tried this stunt once,
bat soon saw the erres of his way.
They're cut for business at Business this fall
Coach Cupqy Farmer thinks he has . few tricks
ur his sleeve. Wouldn't be funny il Business
should beat Tech.
lis tonsils removed ne WIN call upon few fnends
Who owe him money and honk ont to Cosfeyyille
Kan. in his automobile.
WHEN Dap DALEY was captain Of the 1911
Georgetown football team and aeked for lretiction
rs to the outcome Of the GeorHetDWn- Indian game
herr last October be informed the reporter who
cailed that the team which scored the points
would very likely win Wonder what Grsduate
Manager Of Athletics Daley has to say d next
-Amoue the Ae9 fans who witnessed the open
ing zme Of the Worlds Series in New York was
Jack Nolan. thr old Potomac Boat Cub oarsnsn
Jack made q striking picture on Broadway with his
fuzzy hat and his walking stick.
VIC Gsuzza, the crack innelder of the sand lots.
says that he does not blame Snoderas for dropping
that s1oO hy, and adds. why. myself miss one
cncs in q while" This bit uf ncws should cheer
nm Snoduaa q whols lot.
-F1oeizt Blackstone, an ancient fan, would Ike
70 see the vonans page abolished and more spsce
given in the local rnpess TO detailed accounts of
hall aAmes We quite aaree with Blarki<tone aneut
the execution Of the woman's 1se, but the man
who pays the salaries cannot see ii.
There b q letter af this ofAcc for Mr.. L. d.
Sale Inquire Of spprting editor.
1t g. believed that GriA win keep Walter John
spn another yeaf.
-Jack Gass. the football re1eree thinka veil q
she GeUvtown team this feann-
-6an Jim Iaminser. ths Spotlighf man, And
fscsham shrieked - snodras muded"
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Hey, Mike, come here and take a looh
at this. My arm feels sore. give me a
rub, willyer?"
There's something the matter with
this ankle of mine. Can you fix me
right?"
My throat is all stopped up and
can't breathe-got any dope handy?
MY trunk has gone astray-where dc
you suppose it is?"
Say. Mike. tell Griff that was awake
ali last night with toothache. and that
/ cannot play to-day"
Lend me a quarter, Mike. I'll pay
IL back next week. cross my heart"
Mike Martin, the Nationals trainer
general handy man, and usually the
goat. The foregoing questions will lei
Capital fans peep into the workings OF
the Nationals during the past season
and the trials and tribulations of a
trainer.
..who is Mike Martini rooter from
Southwest asks.
Martin is the man who is responsible
for the physical fitness Of the members
OF the Washington baseball club. and is
easily the best trainer who ever drew
wages in the Capital. in fact. he is con-
sidered the most capable man in the
American League.
Griff hooked up with Mike when he
handled the New Workers way back In
the first days of the American League,
and has stuck to him ever since.
Funny thing about Grif, when he gets
man who can deliver the goods he
never lets him go. Mike Martin will be
a trainer under Griff just as long as the
OLD Fox holds down a managerial job.
The two are inseparable.
Where Martin has it on lot Of So
called trainers, is that Mike uses COM
mon methods and possesses brains. He
has made the art of training ball players
a life long study. and knows more about
muscles and ligaments than three
fourths of the famous osteopaths.
During the season just closed. not a
member of the Washington clubs twirl-
ing staff complained of a lame arm.
Candil, Foster, Shanks and others at
various times met with accidents while
sliding to bases, such as sprained ankles
and the like, but II did not take Martin
lcng to locate the trouble and get them
back into the game again.
Frank Laporte. a player who up until
tie time he Joined the Washington club,
was always hurt, managed to finish the
season without scratch.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
LAToA1A RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ffre and . half funlonss. Uaeppa,
Lie (Ganz). $50. won: Lnfher. ll0 tAndress,. 81 TO-
second: Termsch. lle tGoose). $40. third. Time.
1G IS Royal Amber. Kingbn Lockland. Barnard
Earl Of savoy. Louis Widrig. King Stalwart, Dr.
jackson, and Rooster aln nan.
SECOND RACE-Five and Q half furiones; two
yearoldA Guide Post. lp tEaep,. sse.7o won: In
auta. lG Callahan. 49, second: Katinka. los
tGoose). $40. third. Time o. Neyille Polly
Worth. Old Pruverb. and Be,ilah 8. also ran.
THIRD RAcE-Mie; purse: for thTss year-olds
and upward. Ctriicus. g McCabe,. Sss0. won /:
Impfrssion. l0s tBuxton). $50. secnd: swannanoa.
10 (steeie,. sL0 third. Time. 1885. Winning
Witch and Ewah also nan.
FOURTH RACE-Handicsp: purse $40: mile and
seventy yards Threeyear-olds and upward. Bdl
Hose. f0 tGans,. $40. won: Joe Morris. liz tLpf-
tus, A0, second: Col. Holloway. 100 tBuuton), So
third. Time, l.Ss IS Colston Enfield and Man.
FIFTH RACE-Pw fuione. J. II. Barr. lls
FAin). S1l440. won: Imrrudent, 1B tPsak). SAO
sarond; TtS Boy. ls tCallahanl. N.D. third. Time.
los IS Feiicities. All Red. Thee. Cook. JeR Bern
stein. Rasun. Toiscn dor. and .Ethebn B. alsp
SIXTH RACE-Mils and furioug; threeyaI-
olds and UPWARD. Cariou Cub. lu Vanduscn,
slxs9. won; John Louis. E Henry, 6.se. srcoud !;
Dick Baker, 10 tGanx,, $40. third Time. l:5 4&
Moonlight. Patruche. Charley stnn. Belfast. SPIN
die. and Yanhef alss ran.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
Martin Big Help III
Griffs $ Success Here
Trainer Mike Responsible for Splendid Physical Con
dition Of Nationals During 1912 Season Always
Ready to Aid Rival Players
cARRlcAN AS SORE AS sNoDcRAss.


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The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
DUAL TRACK MEET.

<smbridge. Mass. Oct. 1.-Harvard
<Anr Cornell ars to meet on the. track
fter for plumber Of years II the
HGrfsent plans Of the advisory track COM
1tEee Of Harvard % through. The two
rs'senities VII havs; their nrst meet
sess early next May, while Ithaca win
.se<e the games In lslA To make the
zytAge at arms with Cornell possi-
~ Dartmouth win be dropped from
- Harvard bookings. The pFoposition
Be laid before the Harvard athletic
5<E al week preparing for her frst
game Of The season. that With Br6Hn
SATURDAY, ~
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22

Bill Sweeney, the hard-hitting infielder
Of the Boston Nationals. has become an
actor. He put in a week at the close
Boston.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
GEORGETOWN COACHES
SEE INDIANS PLAY
AND MAKE REPORTS

Upon their return from the
Carlisle 1ndian-PittsburE game
the GeorRetown Uaiveruity
coaches haa this to say aboat the
red men who will line ~ aGais1f
the BlUe and Gray next Saturday
On the Hilltop.
EDDIE BENNISs .sTAe work Of
the Indian team last Saturday
was Of the highest ealiber, but
with . week Of good. hard wsrb
! an eenAAent that GeoFTetown
will be victorious over the Abe
riGines.S
FRANK GARGANs SsThe team
work Of the Carllale outAt vsas
without As1bt up to the stand
ard Of Glen Waraeras last years
team. The reA men certainly
have . great machine. bst Z have
every eeaAaenee that sur team
will win Saturday ~ at least one
Touchdown. OuP men VIII Aght
the Indipns 1atil the last whistle
and In ny OPINION Il shosld BE .
real GeorEetown victory
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
LEECH WINS FINALS.

Defeatss Parmerlee In Consolation
single. Mt Columbia Club.
E. o. Leech won the consolation singles
at the Columbia Country Club yesterday
In the final match Of the tennis tourna-
ment. taking three straight sets from J.
II Parmerlee, 6-3, "a, and 6-3.
Parmerlee put up a good game, but
the fast overhead work of Leech was
too big hancicap. and he was forced
to bow to defeat
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
CALLS FIGHTS OFF.
McIntOSh Does Not Want JOh hnaon
to Battle In. Australia.


Sydney. Australia, Oct. I.-Hugh Nc
Intosh. the fight promoter, to-day cabled
his Chicago representative. w. w. Kelly.
to cancel all negotiations with Jack
johnson for fights in Australia Nc
Intosh had offered johnson $4,000 for
three fights. between johnson and Sam
Langford, Sam McVey. and Joe Jean
nette.
McIntosh's action was taken as a re-
suit of the negroes connection with the
alleged abduction case in Chicago. The
fight promoter stated that the feeling in
sporting circles had become so bitter
against johnson that the proposed
matches were no longer desirable.
Following the close OF the season a
number Of Pittsburg players went on a
transforming trip under the direction
of Assistant Secretary Walter Smith and
Howard Camnitz-
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
Ciymcr May Manage Buffalo.

wilkesbarre. Pa. Oct. 21--When the
season opens in the International League
in 1918 1t is probable that Derby Day"
Clymer. who brought two pennants to
wilkesbarre and lost the third by the
margin OF one-haf a game. will be
found at the head of the Buffalo team.
This news comes from President Jacob
J. Stein, president Of the Buffalo club.
who has announced that Manager
George T. StalIings will not be with the
Bisons next year. He has stated that
he has not yet selected his manager.
but declares that the choice lies between
Hugh Duffy and Derby Day" ,Clymer.
with the odds in favor Of the Wilkes
barre man.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
m RAi nns 6srual slsa,Ilst
oe 0eCO0SE I. .cor. .ett 4 + Sil.

On ths nervous system. blood. and
stopach. Doctors service and medicine.
50. Hours, 10 to 9. Phone n 25l6
WS On vsess n Ths Ha.lGs skW CsnGu9
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22

Wait until schaefe1 ana Ahrock appear befu
ths footlights-then laugh.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-22
Yankee. Reserve Thirty-four Men.

New York. Oct. 21.-Frank Farrell, Of
the New York Americans. has reserved
thirty-four ball players for next season.
The names included in the list are
Barry. a first baseman: Gaiser and
Grenier. or Paddy Greene" a sensa-
tional young pitcher that the Giants
were after. His reservations also in
ciude Hoff. Priest, Thompson. and Da-
Wis, who have all been seen in New
York.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-11

suffering for kindness; for the lit
tie human touch in their SUR
roundings that can only be given
by woman" he declared.
I believe that I can secure
better results, greater content
ment and a higher moral tone in
this establishment by having at
least half the nursing force in
the mems wards women. A man
never gets so crazy that he who'll
ly loses his respect for a woman;
even the men attendants are more