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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-09-19
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at LaGrande, Oregon,
July 18th 1912. Notice is hereby
given that George PeneRor, whose
post-ofice address is 37l Gable Street,
Portland, Oregon, did on The 95th day
of September. 1911, file in this Office
Sworn Statement and Application, No.
O9sI2, to purchase the Ea NE1, Sec
ton 2. Township South Range q 4,
East Willamette Meridian, and the
timber thereon, under the provisions
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Weatherford, Chas & All
Setsw3 less r w sec A tp
sr "a W M. i...... LES
Wherry, Al Heppner, nk
lot 4 and Z, blk 2. .. 1880
White, GeoF Ease4, swase4,
se4sw4 sec 26 tp II rs
w m. .!.......... IL. ~
White, Peter EAnea, sw4ne9
nwAseA sec IL tp 6 S 26
ewm, !. 7.5S
Whites, Roy V EKswA,
e16nw1 sec 20 tp 2sr ~
ew m, ..... 6.58
Williams, John S SeAne4,
eNse4, sw3sea sec 2tp 2
r 27 e W m. 4.S3
Willows, James F. Lot z,
blk 38 west, sec % tp 5 n
r26 e W m. 49,. 1876
Wills, P S Set sec IA tp p6s
r ZS w m. m.......... 8.96
Windsor, Ruth 0 Lexing-
ton, lot s, blk 5..... 200
Wolf, Valaer & Brooke Se4
sec Fl tp l S Is W M. 1854
Woodward, Estella J Lots
1-2-10, blk 8 east, sec 10
tp 5 r 26 W M. .. 3.87
Wright, Sylvanus Hard
man, Adams add, lots
and 7, blk 5......... 1855
Wright, OC Whse4, swA
ne4 sec 4; nwAneA sec9:
lots 3-4, S hf NwA, ne3sw4
sec 4; lot 1 sec 5 tip 4 ST
20 -" 1887
Wright Est, Albert E%ws
sec 80 tp 5 S r zee M. 10.11
Wright, A E care of w H
Miller Net sec 2; sw4nw4
sec | tp 5 rs e W M. 1852
Young, Dora w Ne4 sec 30S
tp / r "a ew m........ 1850
Young, Egbert L S1Sse4 sec
Z: S hf nw4 sec s; nw4 sec
II, sw or sec 8, all in tp 3
sr 25 w m. ........... 1905
Young, Asa L All sec 16tp
6s 27. All sec 16 tp 6
sr2S. All sec Is tp 6
20 w m. liz. IL
Cantwell, Frances H eppner,
Ayers add, lot Z, blk H.. 1852
Cantwell, Frances and 1T
Heppner, Mt Vernon add,
lots 10 to 2l inc, blk TO-. LOS
Carol, R @ Hardman, Fer
guson's add, lots to inc,
blk 2...........:..... 1892
Cecil, Nathan Lot sec 6 tp
2nr 23 " m.......... 1893
Richie, Mary W hf NV or,
NV or ne or, ne ar NV or
sec SO tp nr 26 m... 9.3l
J. G. HAYES,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-09-19

All kinds of good ice cold sOdas at
The Palm.
Go to the Bakery for your bread.
26 loaves for $1.00
DR.. Winnard has taken a special
course on eye diseases and is prepared
to fit glasses properly.
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Continued from Page 2.

IL tp4 hr 20 e m... S.9f
Halvorsen & Mason lone lots
s-1o-ll blk 8. 447. As
Hammer, S L Lexington, lot
8, blk Is. Lot l, blk 1S... 9 &c
Hanson, Chas E Sw1-4 sec l6
to 4nr2 q W m. ........ 4.5z
Harhka, Martha lone, Tract
No. & 5............... b. 1t
Harvey, IN Lot /, blk 2
east sec 80 tip 5nr27 ewm 1.6S
Haryu, Arvid Se1-4 sec SS tp
6sr 27 W m. ..... 10, II
HIATT, Mary @ Heppner, Ayers
5th add; lot 5, blk l. Tract
No 81, A............... A. 10. 81
Haverland, Maude E12ne14,
nw1-4ne1-4 nel4nw1-4 sec 20
n1-2nw1-4, sw1-4nw14 sec
81 tp / 8 r 25 W m. ..... 53. go
Benkle. Otis @ Lots 6 A,
sl-2nwl-4 sec tp 4 n: Lot
4, bike west, SEQ "a tp 5 5nr
26 W m. Irrigon, lots
& 3, blk 28. $50
Hemp, VIM Lot blk SO east
sec 30 tp 5nr27 e W ~. 1.35
Hemrick, Chas F E1-2ne1-4
sec %; w1-2nw1-4. n12sw
IA. nw1-4se1-4 sec "a: s1-2
s1-2 sec "a tip s 25 wm 81. 60
Herrin, Claude NJ Sw1-4nwl4,
nw1 -4sw1-4 sec q tp sr
ZS 9 " M. 3. 90
Herrin, W H Ne14nw1-4,
nw1-4se1-4, ne1-4sw1-4, sw-
1-4ne1 sec 27 tp 4 2S
g W m. w. II
Hiatt Iva & Levi Sw1-4sw1-4
sec 20 tp 2 S 26 W m.... AGA
HeisIer, Paul S1-2se1-4, sel4
sw1-4 sec "a to 2 % W
M. ................ $50
Holbrook, Letta D Lot 2, blk
21 west, sec "a to 26
wm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.27
Holbrook, Frank Lot Wiz
sw1-4 sec % tp 5nr2 26 g W
Observation-Disclosures. m. Pig
Holbrook, Eta C E1-2 sec 26
tp 5 26 W m ....... 8.64
Hoskins, August Se14 sec 13
sw1 -4nw1-4, nw1-4sw1-4 sec
13 tp 5 r 26 g " m ..... 1850
Hughes, Sarah A Sw1-4 sec 81
to s r 81; ne or. nel-4nw
IA sec tp 5 sr 26; nw1-4
sec tp 5 r 81 " me-. 36.83 !
Humphreys, John H Se1-4
sec 25 tp n 25 W m.... 900
Hymer r N E1-2sw1-4 sec A
e1-2nw1-4 sec 9 tp 2sr 90
eW m. 10. 90 |
Interburban Land Co Set,
se3nwl-4 SEQ %; nwl-4 sec
26; ne1-4, nw1-4se1-4, sasel4
sec 21; NV or SEQ q; ne1-4
ne1-4, w4ne1-4 sec 33 tp In
20 W m. 40. oV
Ingram, Mary Tract in ne14
ne1-4 sec tp sr rs m 800
Jamison, c G Lots 8 & A,
e3sw1-4 SEQ tp rs ew
m.................. m 5000
Jamison, q G & Cora ne or,
Sc or, ne or NV or, easw Or,
lots 1924 sec Is tp nr
70 e W m. 90. 4V
Jones, Lemuel Ne or NV Or,
n1a ne Or, Sc or ne or sec
Is tp / Isr 27 m ...... BIS
Jones, JL Nv or sec tip l
nr "a W m................ 7.95
Jones, Richard W1nw or sec
tp 3 8 % W m. ..... 3.8z
Jones, Josie u HepDner, Ay-
ers 4th add; Lot a, blk g.. 20. IL
johnson, R All of sec z tp
3sr 26 wm........... ;. lo1. O6
johnson, H + All sec 16 tip
~ z w III GAs *
Johnson, Niles MISE or, 81
ne or sec 8 tp 1 25 ewm 4.56
Johnson, CA Lexington, Nc
Alister's add; 2nd. lot 6,
blk 4............... $50
Junction City Imp. Co. M
sec 8; Sc or, ne or, w1w1
sec 8; all sec 16 tp sr 26
ewm.............. 1873 II
Kimball, Earnest Irrigon,
lot "a, blk q. .09
King, Thos A Sc or Sec "a
tp1sr "a W m. .. 8.94
Kissling, J R Easw or sec 81
tp1sr23 W m... $50
Klitz, Frank F Lots 3 & 4,
sc or sw or sec 81 tp Il nr
25 ewm m.............. 1898
Kenney Ed c Nv or sw or,
sec q; se or ne or, nAse or
sec % tp 6sr 25 VIM. 1924
La Favre, G A Lot 5, blk
west, SEQ 25 tp n r 26 sw
m ...s.......---.. Loo /
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Leathers, N H Ne or NV or
sec 2 tp s 25; else or sec
81; ntnw or sec % tip 8 8
26 wm Observation-Disclosures. Is 81
Lee, Minnie M Sase or sec l6
tp 4nr27 W m. ..... 2.l6
Leeper, H E Hardman, Roy
se's add lots 1856, blk K,
Tract No. 1,............. 1926
Lewis, Geo W Es sw Or, lot 8
sec 10; ne or NV or sec 80 tp
6sr 26 e W m....,... 1853
Lindsay, Ben Lots 1-2, eanw
or sec 80 to 8 r % m. 19. S5
Lindsay, Fredrica Ne or, ea
NV or, sw or nwqr, nwqr
sw or sec 80 tp 8 q ew
| III '.'''. 90 OV
Linn, Andy H IrriRon, lot 8,
blk 38. ............. .09
Limstrom, Otto Sc or sec l tip
l M %; lot 6, eAsw or sec
6tp / mr. "a m.... 27.17
Littlefield. NJ & Beulah Blunt
Wine or, WI Sc or SEQ 18 tp
1nr23 W m. ...... 10.88
Littlehalas & Roberts WI ne
! or, e hf NV or sec q; e3e3
sec II; lots 3-4 sec 19 tp l n
% a W m Z6. IL
Logan m w & L D Colby
Tract No. sec 20: Tract No
2 sec 20 tp % m. $50
Long, Hardy P Sw or ne or
sec 13 to 5 s 26 W m.. 45O
Lovgreen, c A E3ne or, els
or sec 18: NV or, s3sw4 sec
IL ne ar ne or sec 10; hf
ne or sec 20 tp 3 s % m 1884
Lucas, Fred WI, Sc or sec II
nj ne or, ne or NV or sec 90
ne or sec II tp 3 S r 26 W
m. 154. 96
Luper, James N Lot l, ne or
NV QF SC VI INV qFS oW HA
ne or sec 80 tp 3sl 26 ew
M lO.VG
Marvel, Frank Commencing
at a point 527 # south of the
Sc corner of lot five, town
of Douglas, 100 ft to center
of o W R & N RR; W 800
#, south $50 #, east 300 #,
north $50 It to beginning,
sec % to r % " m... 2.29
Matlock, L L NAna sec 30
tp an r 25 W m. ........ 800
L W S halt SEQ
tp S 26 W m........ 6.58
Chas r NV or sec
80 tp mr. 26 Q " m..." IL 40
McAlister, Emma Lexington,
lots 2-3, blk II. ....... 1915
Amanda Heppner,
Ayers 3rd add; lot bkl /. 1880
Mcbride, Anna, Sw or sec
20 tp Q n 26 wm. ... $50
Nc Daniels, Samuel W half SO
or, sw or ne or, Sc Or sw or
sec "a tp 5 s Is W m.... II. .83
Edward S half ne
or, W half Sc or sec 2 tp 6 8
20 W m ............ ~. %
VIM Nv or ne or
half ne or, NV qr Sc or,
ne or Sc or sec tp 6sr 25
ewm. 1O.49
Mcdonald. Lila V Nv or SO
or, Sc or NV or, sw or ne
or, ne or sw or SEQ 7 tp6
rs " m. 1U.z4
] A E half, sw
or sec /: half ne Or, wqr
ne or, Sc or, NV Or, half
sw or sec IL tp r 20; n
half sec IL; n half sw or
sec IA; NV or ne or sec IA: s
half Sc or. ne or Sc or sec II
tp 4sr2 20 ew m........ SO. .l3
McNabb, Clara B Lexing-
ton, Fuller's add; lot 6,
blk /. Lots to 4 inc, blk
s....... .............. 1900
MCPHERSON, John E S half
Sc or, half sw or sec 2;
all SEQ II tp r % W m Sc. 55
Miller, John H " half Sc
or, half sw or sec S5; Sc
or, sw or, sec SO tp 2nr23
observation-disclosures. S5.O6
Miller Est, Mile L Sc or Sc
or sec 18; ne or ne or,
half se or, Sc or Sc or, ne
or sw or SEQ 19; W half NV
or sec 20 to r q e W m 2O..22
Miller Est. Chas E w half
half sec 20; half nv Or,
Sc or NV or, sw Of ne or sec
80 to 6 S r q W No.. 2O.22
Mix Chas Sw or Sc or sec 8;
half ne Or, Sc or ne or SEQ
to 6 s 25 " m... 1912
Moore, James A All (frac-
tional) SEQ II tp 4 mr. RAG
observation-disclosures. n.O4
Moore Est Thadan BeppneP.
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Slaughenhempt, B S1Sswt
sec 26; se4se4 sec q; ne4
nw4 SEQ 35 tp 6 26 W IN 1922
Slocum, Katie Heppner, Mt
Vernon add, Lots 4 5, blk
2............ .......... 49,
Smith, Emmett F S18se4, nw4
set, e1a sw4, sci nw4 sec "a
to 3 r &c; nw4 se4, ne1sw4
sec tp 5s 26: net, cd
nw4, ne4sw4, nw4se4 sec 3
tp 4sr 26 W m. ........ Ala
Smith, Margaret Lot 8, blk
80 east sec q tip on 27e
wm. 2.3C
Smith, MI Hardman, tract
No. 2................ &C
Smith, Jay Cy NeA sec 23
tp l 25 ewm.... ..... 1858
Smith, John G Hardman,
Royse's add; lots 2 to 6,
blk M................. 6.60
Speck, c M Lots 5-6-7-S,
blk Z, east sec 19 tp 5n r
27 w 2.29
Sperry, Ralph SeA sec II
tp l nj 25 W m........ 500
Sperry, Sarah F SwAseA,
se4swA sec 6; nwAneA,
ne4nwA sec 7 tp 6sr 27
ew m. IL. IL
Stanley, A B Hardman,
Ferg's 2nd add. Begin at
Sc corner school grounds
n to the NE corner, east to
section line, south to Wat
er street, north to begin
ming, block 3. AS
Stanton, Omar Hardman,
lots 3-4-5, blk G.... 7.6S
Stewart, Willis Heppner,
part lot 7 blk 5; part lot
8, blk 5; lot 8, blk 5..... 51.45
Stlever, q + Lexington,
Fuller's add; lots to 3,
blk l. Lots s to 10, blk l 1880
Stone, J M Se4seA sec 81;
saswA sec 80, tp 4 S;
nw14nwA sec 5, tp 5sr28
ewm.. =. 1914
Stuber, Harmon Lot 8, blk
2east, sec 30tp 5n 27
ew m. 1.35
Tefft, Hollis ] NwAnwA
sec q; nAneA, ne4nwA
sec 8 tip l n r 28 ew M. 5.18
Thomas, VIM A NwA sec 2
tp l n %; neA sec 6 tp
1nr "a; neA, seA, sw1
sec "a tp 2nr % W m. 66.S7
Thomas, VIM A NeA sec II
tp 6 8 r 27 e wm....... 8.96|
Thomas, Edward E Lexing-
ington, lots 3-4, blk A;
part lots SO, blk 16. -. 800
Thompson, b w Sw4nwH
wAswA sec 33 tp 2nr %
ewm.. -. 1925
Thornburg, Sarah G Lex
ington, McAister's add;
lots $40, blk 1...... 3.00|
Tharp, Maud SeAneA, ea
Sc Il sec 20 tp 1 sr "a W
Observation-Disclosures. 14.64
Troedson, Paul Sea sec 13;
sw4 sec 13; nwA sec "a,
tp n r %; lots 3-4, neH
swA sec Is. seAswA sec
18 tp nr24 ew m.... 64.92
Turner Est, Chas E SeA sec
35 tp n r 25 e W m.... II. 80
Turner, E H All sec 13,
ne14, swA sec "a tp2n
%; all sec II, lots 1928,
neA, e9nwA, nAseA, neH
sw14 sec IS, eA sec 20, nj,
se4, n8swA sec 20, n3seA
sec OO w ii 1t w III Act' %
Van Allen, Eleanor Ed sec
16 tp n r 25 W No.. 1900
Est, CT Ed sec s,
WI sec 8, WI sec 16 tip
%. lone, lots 1928, blk
8. Lots 13-14-15-16, blk
& Snerrv's 2nd add lots
5 to IL, blk z, lots l to 4.
blk 8; Sperry's Ord add,
lots sc, blk 3........... 615.5
Walpole, Jr, w R care of G
H Smith Irrigon, lots II
and IL, blk 27......... los
Ward, WB S hf neA, n hf
seA, seHseA sec II: neH
neA sec 20; W hf nwA sec
21; neAneA sec 80; nwA
ne14, n hf nwA sec 33 tp 3
r23; seA sec 81, nwA
sec 80 tp 3sr24 m. 1OO.75
Warren, India E hf nwA
sec Z, se14sw4 sec 6 tp 3 S
r23 W m.............. 11.46
Warren, Geo w, ct al SeA
sw14neA, except sold rs
acres. sec 1 4; hf, swA sec
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81 tp 2 n 25 W M. .... 800
Myers. Byron N Nefsetsetnef
Sc 80 tip s 26 9 W m. l4.7o
Mason, willard W Lot 2, blk
25 west: lot 2, blk 2519
west, sec % tp n r 26
W M. ..''''''''''' o.
Neil, 10 Se4ne4, e1se4, sw4
sci sec IL to ! r % W m IL SO
Nelson, Horace w Lot l, blk
21 West sec "a tn 5 n 26 9
No.. ......... ...''''.' 81
Noble, Eugene Heppner, n
16a ft lot 8, blk A. st lot
10, blk 4. Lots IL, blk IL,
lots l-2, bk 3 Days add. =. 1S4. II
Nolan, James EA sec l re4
sec IL to 2 S r % W m,.. 62 16
Norhern Pacific, care of Pat
rick MoDaid All sec 25 tp
2nr "a W m. 19 70
Northwest Timber Co Set SEQ
10; sw4 sec IL nw4 sec IA to
sr28: 81 sec /; se3 sec
2: n19 sec 4;sw& sec 5; set,
lots 6 Z 8 l3 IA Is 16 sec 6
ea sec Z: WI sec 8; ne4 sec
8; all sec IL; all except
nw4 sec IL; nj, sw4 sec 13;
w1wh sec IA; set sec Is:
lots l 2 z s12 19 IA, w1Sne4,
w16se4 sec l8; lots 934
sec l9; nw4 sec "a all in tp
6sr29 wm. 3o7 80
M Ne4se3 sec z
to A 8 26 W m. ........ 1.1S
O'Conor, Jerm VIZ net, SET
net, ne4 SET sec q tip 4sr
II m. ............,. 1U. 50
Owens, Lena Tract in sw4
sw4 sec 35 to r 25 W m 1928
Parker, Frank M Nw4 sec IA
tp sr2 25 W m. ........ 1880
Parker, Matilda A Nw1 sec
"a tp n r 25 m. ...... 25.7O
Parker, May A Ne4 sec IA
tp 25 W m. ........ 1920
Peck, @ N &Louie Ne4 sec A I
tp 2sr 25 W m. =. 27.2S
Penuell, Ida L Heppner,
Quaid's ad: lot 8, blk 2;
20 # lot 9, blk 2. ....... Is.
Penland Land g L S Co Sw4
set sec 3S tp 8 %: lot /,
se4ne4, ne4se4 sec tp 6sr
70 W m. OILY
Peterson, G v Nw4ne4, n19
nw4, sw4nw4 sec q tp SIS
r 26 W m. 10. IL !
'owderly, Mary Irrigon, lot
5, blk 80. ............... 90
'ratt, NIL Castle Rock, lot
6, blk S............... 8. .O4
'undt, Fredrick Ne4 sec 80
tp mr. 27 wm....... 7.04
Ransom, ] E Lot 9, blk 80
west, sec 81 tp n r27ew
m ............ LOO |
sedfield Est, Belle Heppner,
all except 10 # lot blk
eleven. 1.75
aoadruck, @ L Lot Eleven,
blk west sec Is tp mr.
26 VIM. 1885
Reid, Mrs P A Hardman,
lot 5, blk H. ........... .48
seynols, VIM 7 Sch, e1asw4
sec 8 tp 6sr 25 wm
Hardman, lots 5, blk F.. 24.17
shea, Henrietta Heppner,
lots and Z, blk Z, Ayers
4th add. =. -. ...... 1.75
ahodes, A 2 Irrigon, lots
Ten, Twelve, and Eleven,
blk Thirtyone. -. ........ .27
aidQswy, John E18 ne4 sec
"a: swtnw4 sec 95; se4se4
SEQ q, all in p 4sr 26 ew
m. 1890
Richie, Barbara lone, Cluff's
4th add; lots Z and 8, blk
one. -. D. 10
robinson, VIM Nwtnw4, sec
Sixteen tp nr 25 VIM. 1.6O
robinson, F H Sw4se4 sec
Twenyone to 6sr25 wm 600
robinson, Geo H Se4ne4, e16
set sec SO; nw4 sw4 sec 81
tp 6 8 % W wm........ 1924
.ogers, Jane Sw4sw4 sec 20;
se4se4 SEQ 30; e16ne4 sec 81
tp 3 sr2 % " wn... 1903
Joyce, Mary A Lexington,
lot 5, blk 20. 0........... 80
anita Barbara Water Co. VIZ
net, e18 ne4, set sec % tp 2
sr27 W m m... 8.96
Anna Nw4nw4, e16
nw4, ne4sw4 sec 8 tp2nr
q " m. IL49
colt, W H Sw4 sec % tp One
nr Is e " N. m......... l2l6
hanks, Ida S lone, Cluff's
7h add; lots 5 and 6 blk One 1886
In
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03

You've Never Bought Such Good Hose as
 These for So Little a Price
 Fine Silk Hose-Black Only With lsle tops. Regular soc value
 Today Only-3 Pair S1.00 One Lot Sample Hose for Women Colors and white-no blacks. These are fine quality of lisle worth 50c pair-for today take
 These for 17c Pair; Pair for soc
 One Lot of Children's Hose Pure lisle, fine light weight Knit Stockings. Black only. 25c value.
 Today 17c Pair; Pair for soc
 Infants Stockings and Socks Stockings in red, blue or pink. Socks Are in Colors With Fancy Tops
 Real 15c Hose, today special Sc Pair; 3 Pair 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
THREE ROADS MAY
 BUILD INTO SELMA

Selma. May 2.-6Special) )-Talk regard ing railroad building and prospective roads for this city has been engaged in exten- sively on the streets during the past few days. The rumors a1oat are that within a short time Selma will get three new roads that will give the city great boost in it's forward mach of progress.
 Nothing definite regarding any railroad building can be learned in Selma. Moth ing definite will be known until promoters of roads contemplating extensions to their lines make the announcement But the talk of railroads coming to Selma is very encouraging and there is no doubt but time will prove that the reports and ru- mors are true. District Attorney George W. Jones for the Louisville and Nashville of Montgomery has made public the fact the Louisville and Nashville will exDend SIP, ,OOO.0e9 on improvements in Alabama and Tennessee. Of this amount s50o0,000 will be expended on improvements in this state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
PRESSMEN'S N'SSTR|KE
 HAND|CAPS PAPERS

Chicago, May 2.-Owing to differences between the pressmen of Chicago News paper Web Pressmens union No. and the Chicago local of the American News paper Publishers association, afternoon papers were unable today to get out editions until late in the day Members of the Pressmens union were not on duty at the morning newspaper offices tonight but it was said the regular editions would be published
 Another difficulty was encountered by the newspapers late this afternoon when the wagon drivers refused to make de- liveries until the pressmen's dispute had been settled. A limit has been set by publishers on the number of deliveries to be made by wagons tomorrow morn ing.
 Extra policemen are being held in read mess to curb violence should any occur As yet there has been no trouble.
 The publishers tonight report that they have the situation well in hand that non union pressmen from other cities are ap- plying for work and that the Chicago offices will have full complements of men within a few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
FIERCE BATTLES
 RACING IN PUEBLA Outcome of Engagement
 Still in Doubt |ZAPATAS ENGAGED Rebel Leaders Met for Council of War When They Were Attacked by
 Federals-Mr. Knox Will
 Hear Stories

Mexico City, May 2.-For two days battle has been raging at chiautla, Pueb- la. between the zapatsta forces. num- bering about 25OO. and 50O federals The federals are said to have the advantage of position but the outcome of the en- gagement still Is in doubt. The two Za- pata brothers, as well as the "Terrible Cne-eyed" Morales and other leaders are there, having met for a council of war when they were attacked by the fed erals
 Despite the official statement of condi- tions near Cuernavaca dispatches to Im- parcial state that the city is menaeed by large force of rebels. which ad- vanced near the place since the federal garrison was reduced to protect the rail- road.
 Battleship Alarms Mexicans
 H. M. S. Melpomene arrived in Vera Cruz today and exchanged salutes with the forts The detonations alarmed the people whose fears that bombardment was in progress were allayed by the Brit ish consul. The captain of the vessel will probably pay visit of courtesy to the local authorities tomorrow as well as to the commander of the forts.
 A. z. and Joseph Rather, president and manager, respectively, of the Tampico News company, have been expelled from Mexico for illicit dealing in arms. Both are Russian subjects They were arrest ed yesterday afternoon shortly after 3 clock, sent to Vera Cruz on the night train under guard and embarked this afternoon. The utmost secrecy was used throughout by the police and the news only leaked out when the men were on the high seas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
WARM FIGHT |S
 ON IN TIE HOUSE

Washington, May 2.-The legislative, ex- ecutive and judicial bill, introduced in the House today, promised to develop such a strenuous fight over the provision elim- mating all government clerks at 65 years of age and making other changes in the service. that when the House adjourned 1t did so to meet at Il o'clock tomorrow. The measure which carries $35,6S43il is expected to meet with vigorous assault on many of it's provisions and a lengthy de- bate on it was accepted as inevitable.
 The opening skirmish came after an ex- planation by Representative Johnson oi South Carolina, chairman of the commit tee, that the action in the case or the army of government clerks had been taken to put an end to powerful Hobby" operated in Washington to force a civil pension list upon Congress. Chair man Johnson said this lobby, headed by former Senator Dick of Ohio, had raised s30,000 for the prosecution of it's cam paign
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
SOME JUSTICE

Seminole, Okla. May 2.-Attorney Gen eral West has been asked to determine whether a man is in jeopardy when as justice of the peace he tries himself for a misdemeanor
 Recently H. W. Hoffman, publisher of a weekly newspaper and justice of the peace, caused his own arrest on a charge of drinking. He found himself guilty assessed a fine of S25 and imposed a sen tence of 90 days at hard labor. Hoffman took his place in gang working the public roads, but after one day of this, ordered himself recalled issued parole to be in force during good behavior. and paid the fine.
 ToGay constable from another court appeared at Hoffinan's office with a var rant for his arrest on the same cffense of which he had sentenced himself. Seminole has three justices Of the peace.
 Then the question came up as to whother a second arrest would be legal.
 The matter will be held in abeyance pe...-ns rne declslon of the attorney gen. eral.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
.POSTOFF|CE BILL
 PASSED BY HOUSE

Washington, May 2.-The postoffice ap- propriation bill carrying many millions or dollars was passed by the House, 2f to 50 The measure carried in addition to the appropriations necessary for the conduct of the department, federal aid for good roads. the compulsory publiea- ton by newspapers, magazines and per iodicals- of the names of their owners, and the establishment of a parcels post in connection with the rural free delivery service.
 The good roads provision added be- tween $lG,c0o0oO and sls0O0,lo0 to the bulk of the appropriation and this amount it is expected, will be materially increased
 in the next postoffice measure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
Knox to Hear Stories

Los Angeles. Cal, May 2.-Secretary Knox, who will arrive here Saturday, will hear stories of alleged cruelties to Amer jeans in Mexican jails.
 c. A. Heberlein who recently was jailed at Jiminez by General Orozco, the rebel leader, who said He did not like MT. Heberleins actions,'' will tell of cruelties he claims he suffered Heberlein was released on demand of the state depart ment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
Cincinnati Banker Under Arrest

Cincinnati. May 2.-E Galbrath, pres ident of the Second National bank of this city, was arrested here today on a charge of mi5applying funds of the bank The bank yss recently discovered to be in an embarrassed condition It is now be- ing operated by members of the Cincini Gati clearing house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
ACLEARANCE A of Tailored Suits
 FOR HALF THEIR VALUE
 $13.i50

For man tailored Suits that were up to $27.50. The group contains 122 Suits in every fabric that has been most favored this season. Wise women should grasp this opportunity for Suit buying, for every one knows the Saks reputa- ton of only showing high class Suits, coats all satin or silk lined, button holes all hand finished and seams stitched throughout with silk A drastic measure to clear our stock is this deep price cut and itswill mean a quick clearance of these good Suits. Be among the early shoppers on these for best,choce, for many of these Suits are one of a kind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-03
200 Stunning Silk Dresses for Your Choice Today for Three Hours if They Last That Long
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For Dresses Worth to $18.50

We decided to offer this lot of Silk Dresses at this wonderfully low price, that this Spe- cial Friday Sale may be a conspicuous sue cess. Taffetas, Foulards, Messalines and Pongees have all been sacrificed to carry our ways leads in real values. Going all other stores one better-no matter their price And here at Saks you find no over estimating of values-they Ire what are claimed and even more All colors all sizes and fully 50 models in these Dresses, all taken from our regular stock.