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NOVEMBER 20.

:
WASHINGTON AVE. w 10, >.
Fletcher 81, 5oNi5o; Prospect Investing 90 y,
AZ ~ warren construction 60 ct al fore.
closure % mtgl. attorney ) " Collins 'Oie-
FSSEN ST, -; Louis sloane et /, ,..
NnLa.Hn irtlpIin It al foreclosure u intz1.
% B3liI3,k AVE, C. $. 7a.4 It Of i7Otb s,
70 + PIX" ct al foreclosure Of mtgD: attorp.to
IENON AVE, 1SG: Isidore Jackson
Emily y r Mclean 81 al JforacI6sTr.
transfer Of taN LEM, attorney. A stern o'
MANN ATTAIN AVE, 5i-. Emi.graUt 7,
drs'rI4l savings Bank agt Ellen Slca Of II
foreclosure Of mtBJ, attorneys r. g :
O'GOrmau.
LOTS 800. 800 and %G'. amended man .,
Mapes cstat": American Savings Bank 80,
frederick Bohr 81 al foreclosure az rnto9.
attorneys, irwin & Orr. n.y.
2"GTH ST, " cor Lincoln ave 90 oyoc,
3. part: John : Murphy 81 al agt Anna =;
Mullen et al foreclosure Of two mtgs,.
tornoy. j J Smith. ''' at
WATER ST, . cor Market Slip 2sxso. /,
Frederic kernOchau et al agt Emann,J
kapelsohn Gt al foreclosure Of mtg); attor.
ucy, r. + Miller
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STATEN ISLAND SALES.

j. Sterling Drake has sold for William
J.. Sanders, Of Brooklyn, to James A.
Blanchfeld, a plot 3Ox9O feet, on the cor
ner Of Maine avenue and Alabama street,
Westerleigh.
O2Tnclius g. I[olT has sold for Mrs.
JiIia p. Hunt, Of New Brighton, two lots
on Frelinghuysen Road, ighton
Heights, TO Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Brison upon which they will erect a
home for their own occupancy.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


Drayton Burr 5 !; trus' to Anna Lincoln
same to Mary - Steward: s14,344.
Same TO same; $S.133
Same 10 Sarah Steward: $4,000.
Same TO same S2740l.
same 10 Elizabeth Burrill: S15,17S
same to Anna Lincoln: S14.tG7
same to Mary p Steward: sI4.233.
same 10 Elizabeth S BurriII: s25. 332.
same same TO to same same; $1,000. 4-'"'''
same same 10 E sameo s456I nu''' S''O0
BROOKS Wi!so s4t % po"o" 10 caroline a N'ou'e
same to Amos v o w Sra e a. 2U
2"9. -. r, ,,-o-,r,,-u. .,o,oo
olIIe 70 Jane y " ,., -, $500 1900
g I EdsaTs sons 90 TO carr KHAN; VS.
300 -.,,,- 49, c..,, r,..,,-
e. Patrick sullivan 70 standard PIumoins
supply co; 81. r,,..
$1,000.
Rosa Rascigno 70 Maks Weiss; $4,000.
Henry Say!es 10 Margaret a Mackay; $50,
Same to Alex E Cohen: $1,000.
Same to same; 81.
W wilkins: 5000
Same 10 same; $500.
same to same; $3.50.
Lincoln Trust Co 20 Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co; Sl9.JgO.
David L Philips 20 Title Guarantee ana
Trust 60; $1,000. ..oo
Jacob rSitner to Mary Kirscb; 5000.
gage Co: so. 600.
same TO same; $4,000. ,-,, >,
Percy b Wiehtman ct al. sGrs, to Title
%
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES
INC 'iiG IN..t"" UI len
Manhattan.
NOVTlIHER %


FORSYTH ST. " IS, 80 n from w cor OF
livingston 81. @aAlUU. Aug IS 1911: Philip and
Bessie Lien 81 al rp phiiD Siegc: 81. OJj at
LEWIS ~. 81. 25yIoO; June !. 1901: Israel
AMI Louis i'otkuwitH {. Viola Holm; $4,000
attorney IIugo C1hu. Is Avenue A.
MADISON AVE I7l2. n W cor OF 18Th Fl
is $50. june ., 1872, Jacob - and Samuel
Davis to clara Margul.cs. $500; attorney,
David " Kahn, 40 Broadway.
IIU AVE, u " cor ~ 18th st. y blk NlOO:
Dec r. 1911; llith street and Seventh Avenue
construction 60 70 William G Wood 81 al.
yras and eNrs. $4,000; attorney. Ronald X
Brown. 800 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; March, n. 1912: same 70
rueus L"wcnlcId ana ano, 10000: attorneys,
NrustDiu. Lent a Pfcirfrr Isl Broadway
.TfU ST 22G West. -. INGS Q; Feb 70 1910.
Elizabeth Lame 70 GottloD Sommer; $1,000; ad-
CORN ST. - West. 37.GxlOO5: oct %. laot.
Clarence y and iva r Anderson & Mutual
Lille Insurance Co: 5000. address, 80 Cedar
SAME, PROPERTY; Oct %. 1906; same to
SAME PROPERTY: May 7. 1906: $4,000.
SirH -. - and - East tsjth II. 1850
EasD, s, 5ON2Uii; Feb <, 1911; George -
EHgurs sons g Co to Ludwig 4 y Ruplccht.
5000; attorneys. Cohen Creeyay, II Will
SAME PROPERTY; June 81. 1910; same to
9 q @ Kihan. eNrs; S2S5uO; address $50 West
07TH ST. g. 50 It w Of ID ave. 25xlOo1l.
Dec r., 1855. William Frame 10 de p Eos
to and aro, trus $4,000; address, is Wall ct.
1DlTr 81. 1875 West, 2JGNlOO.ll; Nov u,
1910. Henry " Remington 10 Matilda ! Mes
ser; attorneys. Kurzman & FrankcnhemCr, -
liiTH ST. 8 s. Ii5 It Of 9TH ave, look
7l.l0; April TO- 1872; : Rosef TO Charles Il
IAttloGeld admr; $4,000. attorneys, James,
SchCIl & ElHIs, TO Broadway.
ll2TH ST. 1870 West, 3OxiOO II: Nov II,
1898; Henry HertLei 70 Gilbert Hamburger;
$500, attorney. william Bernard, 2U6 Broad
18TH ST. go West. 5OxlOoII: May 0. 1912:
Carnegie Construction Co TO Eugene Levy;
So. 900. attorney. IA II Davis. ~ Broadway
12lTlI ST. 40 West, 25XlOO. II. May II.
1905. Elizabeth Frank 10 William krelels
homcr; 81 200: address, 80 Nassau st.
SAME PROPERTY; May II, 1903. same to
same. $500
The Bronx.
BIRCH ST. o. $, 100 II OF Chester ave
runs o. look look IA. st 8 29.6 10
beg, Nov 20 1910. Nicola Gallant to Simeon
VI Barber; 800; attorney, Frank schwartz
$50 Broadway.
BEGINS az pt In n = road West Chester to
Fort Schuyler at It's Junction with @ Elliott
ave. runs tx s q -. TX y " lJ7 TO road
vs. 4G1 20 beg. also lots So 10 90. map Of lots
OF Greene, owens & GelstOn, Thrug Neck:
Jan Z3. 1896, Bernard J. and Mary Gallagher
to E,1 Clark $500; attorney VIM II Penn
itrtOu. Mount Vernon.
caldwell AVE. % " cor lGjth 81, 100 5x
81, MAY .. 1904. James Reynolds TO Julia
Hue.ateI. 5000, attorney, 5 Williamson, 3Gt
A'sEuud,r ave
FORREST AVE, " s, 90 II from W cor
ClIn 81, tJ.2NlUr. NOrrsunld; Sept a. ISIg.
Christine ana Alex Hgigsig: $500 attorney
Julius Iioidcrman. TN3 Elton ave
HAMMOND AVE GT3d ~. w g. $50 II II W
Gleason ave, -JhL0. June 8. 1903. cath Fischer
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. .. Traverse road, midway bet
Rock Ridge and new comfort station: for
a l sly ire alarm telegraph bureau, 15O.SX
81; Fire Department city OF New York,
owner; Morgan & Trainer. 1871 Madison ave-
architects. $4,000.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, " cor Of
1921 st; for a 8 sty brk tenmt, 100 SXt3O:
billiard Construction Co, 1865 Broadway,
owner; Gronenberg & Leuchtag, West 22d
81. architects. $500 900.
LAFAYETTE ST cor OF 9Th ST; for a
! sty frame storage. 22x2l. Charles Lauo,
- Fulton 81. owner: l. A Sheiuard. 49,
Bo"cry architect. Sl2j.
COOPER ST, s. - II or lsham st.
and Ia II of Broadway; for . sty
church, 46Nl201O; Pauli'f FutH.E Column
bus ave ana 10th ST.. o. .rsIs. =. 30 Poole a.
Co. Is West 3Oth 50. architects. CO. 900
BLACKWELI'S ISLAND: FOR rudia'
hrk chimney, $50 It high by - n lamnt"r
at~1ase; y Y City. owner. r. sutton, 50
Broadway architect; Sl,500.
The Bronx.
FOX ST. W =, 100 q OF Iuteryale ave;
F,-IH .sA l.FfH 49, .
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The Northumberland Realty 'o"'p""'
-. II, Co.. ,rrs Gertrude NJ Balm the
mas SOiu lOI ME - -. ,,.z et~oot
property Nos. 8, S and 10 west fvtii ST. ~
-,-c f,,+ ,,,.et ~ Fifth avenue. The plot,
If''o IttI west " 90 f.,t racas
which has a frontage OF 90 l'.'' i"'.'
the Public Library The purchdsihs com
pany is controlled by prominent p"''1'''
- h,,- ,,1,ra ir rraugration for a TWEEN
VIM Has E'I"' -. III, ,,r.oy,or+y.
~ story once bbIl"iiS' i"' pa
which was acquired by Mrs. Balm in 1870,
-, a.,
has been HeIu az H'.V'Vy
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Adavine Construction Co, LYMAN Ade,.,..
- Nassau st, president, owner; CharIs.
AM,eeyers. 1 Union Square, architect. Co.,
TIFFANY ST, .. 246 II n ~ T,,o,.,.,.
ahr' sly prk tenmt, size irregular. AZ
Nihe construction CO. Hyman Adelstein =,
Nassdu 81 president, owner: Charles 70
,oGG Union Square, architect; cost
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER %.

NV
9TH AVE @ cor Goth st; VIM Mauch agt
Woodbury. g Langdon ct al; sept 6, 1912 by
bond 1902 -.
CANNON ST Gs and 70: Morris Rosenfeld
ast Nicholson ct n, oct II, 1912 (by bord)
Sli3 60
18TH ST % East: Abraham Rubin aEt Al
bert Seligman ct al; Oct %. 1912; $50
10TH ST 200 East; David Never agt Fred
orick Gronholtz ct al: jan -. 1912: $50.
LEXINGTON AVE, SOC and SO7' Goldstcn.
Jr Wrerluug Co agt Albert Klcuk e al. sept
10 1912. $50
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TyPewRlrlNG AHorYPEWRITERs

NINETY TYPEWRITERS. costing 500 saeh l
new; s. up: also drop leaf typewriter desN'
selling cut. STORE, 393 broadway.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ri Catsnsss
free: all makes taken part payment; oa i.s
In Cnderw0ods ReminEtons. divers. snhtn..
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RENTING AGENT NAMED.

T. c. du Point, president Of lne D 7gnt
has appointed Thomas NorcI
as agent i'm charge of renting space In
the new Equitable Building to be erected
at No. 100 Broadway.
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest Most Modern. .
FTNF, RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Price, Reasonable Send for Circular .,
Tel 1892 4C93 Bryant. 437-430 West 45th -:
GARRETT CARPET CLEANING CO-Clesn'
t55S BROADWAY 42I East 4Sth 81. 'OE
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NOVEMBER %.

NOVEMBER %.
1ijTH ST s, l25 II Of sth ave 100,
fOO11; Central Building Improvement ana In
vcstment CO loans Hath Street and Seventh
Avenue Construction Co Sl02 500
TIEMAN AVE, " s. 1907 Il OF Bos,op
Post ID 2JH1OO; North side Mortgage Co loan,
VI Kempf Realty Co 5000
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor The Tribune received at their Iptowss
Once No 1864 Broadway. between 36th ano
9TH etc. until o'clock p. IN. AdVersse-
meuts 10. gived - the following branch onlee.
"a SIN ave, s. e cor. .Js lSs 9th ave;
cor. 18th ST.: lO4 East g. IT,: 2I West -
ST., between 18th and Sth aves. 20 We
l25th ST.. 1895 30 ave: l70S LIST ave. Nv
S9th ST.. lJ7 East 10th Of.
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ALTERATIONS.
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.

BOSTON ROAD: 1918; sty brk tenn.
2JNh5: Marie Kcil on premises o Sgmnll
George Hof, jr. architect: cost. S5Oo owner;
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MISCELLANY OuS.

UNIVERSAL REPAIRING co, So Nassau
ST; office, i3 main floor rear (ask ior MI MI
Holyj: watches. clocks, jewelry made an"
repaired.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and at
turnDyt
Interest NJ 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
NnAL-ALMLL %
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J f1mTr ST. no west. -5zp1. EuvI Improve
moon. go tu l. N0lIus CuufurNH- Co. mo
-Gi Broadway ~ =. Nov -'' al"'' ".'''' ,s'
ai-T 81. fGg west. 2oyJ7T CforcclosurG,
/ Noy 20; y " Boardman. ref % anna >
Cunyugham, - FHryew ave. NrW bLt"r . ,".,s
/ % Van DoreH, 80 Nassau ST. OBJ, 20
: #>TH 81. =. 45Il H. ~ Of "ih ave, 10 90 X
% East ->th So. nov IS. 81. 1unrneEs Law,
. rors Title Insurance and Trust co. 100
27TH ST.. liG and us Iast sly blk:
I 4l.fygN.@. samuel j Clarke, trus. 10 INV Z"
WON. SO Beck st, NOV =; $1,000 attorney
.7TTI ST. 100 East. 3 sty hrl, 25zoSo;
| Catherine Frach 10 ss-ue (mrg Sl5,OOO' Nov
Us. 1000: attorney, same. 81, ,r, a.,
strip OAy9sS, Irving " Dawson 10 same
July 30. 81. attorney. same. -.
SAME PROPERTY; Addie 7 Dawson TO
9TH ST. s s. 1854 II Of 4th ave. &c *
G~ %. Edw VI Wuln 20 Esr0m Realty Co. 90
William ST. Nov p: 500. attorney. same.
4TTH ST. g s. 100 IL " IL 9th ave, ti4E
1903, Frederick Aver 70 Interstate Land
! Holding Co, "a Wall ST: al LIENS. sept "V'
esd ST. % to % Yves. sty brk lODN
! 100 =. Thomas Fitzsimons and auo. trus
10 Frederick II Robinson. 2l22 East 4oih ST.
z, Cleveland: Nov. %: S-5oo)' attorney
j J. Glare, l2J Broadway.
I'D ST. s. 81 It OF Columbus ave, 22Z
10 A,icla Realty CO no JOIN Asl2y r,,r lis
C0lety, 100 Broadway. .,o.
74TH ST, p west: 4 stv hrk 25yl022:
Goth 81 mtg $4,000; Nov %; 500; attorney,
LAWYERS Title Insurance 60, 100 broadway.
Urn sT. 1913 West : sty brk; l7iONIo-%iH
Yer. 2o7S 5th ave: b and s; sept Is; 500.
Nth ST. S s.. $50 n r of 81 ave, -1Nln-.-,
Elen Murphy ct ~ 70 nn.Ie" , r,,, IMAM
S4TH ST. 2Os west: : sty brE. 2Gxl02.2;
W. o |#
Barre Penn mtg $500 Nor ~, Slyo' at
tornoy. W + McCIclaud, 22ll Broadway. Ian.
18Th ST, u s, 1910 II ". OF Ams,crg,a ,Il
gI $ - 10 beg: AdoIph Benin TO kcrioc Real
o. and Construction Co. G2 Park Row: e.
Nov Il; 81; attorney George Brown, oil PARK
o>TT. ST, 15l West: 4 sly 6rz. runs n a @..-.y
n a. - IL q 22.@E 1872 TO 81 10 - neg,
Lincoln and Elizabeth 5 BurriI 90 1,d Prospect
ST. summit, y !; = part. nov J.; S...|- '' 90 o.
gsd II ST. % W Wes' S ig ST 9TS T' to 6cg
same 10 same; 7. part; Nov l; S'''yO' same
mTIi ST. 1876 West: sty brk, Stack
SG.1O. Ethel u Phelps to Harold J D Phelps.
so East 18th st cmts $1,000; Nov ~ 81
attorney, d F Phelps. 96 Broadway. o--.,oo -.
ggTH ST lOia West; : sly bIH. 2NIUl ~
Ethel VI Phelps 10 II j d Phelps, 30 Fast 18th
ST; a E mtg S2o.dOW; Nov ~ 81 attorney
- r67TWi '''ST ,, > and 7 West: sty brk, 5oy
1Uuil. EIw = Corey 20 Ensign Realty 20, I'
Liberty ST mtg 100000; Nov "a H.ml' e'..5l
uoy. Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 b!"N--
18TH ST. n f. 125 It W Of s,hl aye log 5sl:
1oU1l: LYMAN and Henry SOM . !liln r'its.,.
ave: b ana 81: Nov 20: 500; attorneys, kantro-
witt e Esberg. 800 Broadway. 80 ,,.,.
I1GrH ST. 20 Wet, II, sly o Prt M, Tast
iOrgf al Dr-r 81 OoU: Nov 90. 500: attorney
Rudolph I..wnntuaI, 1851 Boston T.s,- .-.-.-.
lI1rU Sr 300 Easg = stg n'E' y'- i-'.-
70 k.r.." f..H.Ew 90 fH '.H It..r ..'.....'' ~
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors GoN
crEesses etc, 10 Colleges. Schools and ram
lies Apply 10 Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG-FCLEON'
% Union Square.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.

THE RERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
MADISON SQUARE ul22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 343 LenOx Ave, mr. l2Ith NJ
Brooklyn Branch. 2ls-220 Livingston 81
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FOX ST. W e. 100 n Of Tuteryale ave:
. sty brk tennis I3.JNSS aud T2.GXsS,
The border vidette., 1912-07-27
NOTICE

The town of Nogales, Arizona, will receive sealed bids, to be opened July 3Oth, 1912, at 500 D. m. for the laying of the 10" pipe line from the terminus of the new line being installed to it's connection with existing system, as per plans and spe- cifications in the hands of the city clerk, which are open for inspection to those interested.
 GROVER MARSTELLER, Clerk.
The border vidette., 1912-07-27
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that all contracts made for or on behalf of the town of Nogales, Arizona, must be made in writing and approved by the council, other wise they are not binding in any respect.
 GROVER MARSTELLER, 7-27. Clerk.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09

Miss Dora Wolfe has returned from
Okemah where she has been spending
the summer
DR. F. L. Marney is rapidly recover
ing from injuries received in his fsil
two weeks ago.
Raymond Langston il here from
Springdale, Ark, visiting Capt. and
Mrs. G. S. White.
Mrs. G. Z. Lahman and Son left yes
terday for a visit with relatives at
White Cloud, Mich.
Misses Lurena and Katie Webb re-
turned this morning from several
weeks visit in Kansas City.
Col. J. j. Spencer and wife returned
from Washington, D. c., Saturday
morning both in the best of health
George Franklin is able to be about
again after his accident in runaway
in which he received broken arm
and leg several weeks ago.
G. J. Elliott is again with the Golden
Rule store having purchased an in
terest in the business and entered up
on his duties there today.
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day night to William Jordan, age "a,
and Miss June Riggs, age IS, both of
Bushyhead. They were married by
Judge Meredith, after which they went
to Bushyhead.
Mrs Maggie Kellss is here from
Terrell, Texas, visiting Mrs. Joe
Walker. She will visit here for sew
eral days after which she and Mrs.
Walker will go TO their old home in
Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs Wall Taylor and fam
lily of Coleman, Texas, were here this
morning en- route from Seneca to their
home. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Geek of Seneca, who will visit
in Coleman.
The Odd Fellows will have ice cream
and cake tonight Lodge will COM
mence promptly at 500 o'clock Odd
Fellows in Vinita not belonging to the
local organization are cordially in
vited All members requested to at
tend.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

Miss Coyla Fleener is 0 nthe sick
list today.
Jim Title, son of Dan Title is here
from sapulpa
w. d. spyres has returned from a
visit in Joplin
Herschel Taylor left last night for
Canyon City. Colo.
James Smith was here today from
his farm near Alton
]. n Scott has typhoid fever at his
home on the east side
Horace Gray is here from Table
quah visiting T NJ Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chatterton
were here today from Big Cabin
Captain G. S. White returned from a
sojourn in West Virginia Sunday.
Edgar Burlington and A. A. Scott
are spending vacation in Colorado
The home grown watermelons are
coming in fast now Nice large ores.
Miss Eula Strain of Mineral Wells.
Texas, is visiting Mrs. A. M. Clink
scales.
Miss Agnes Gunter visited over Sun
day with Miss Gaynell Corder at
Pryor.
Or. w. G. Williams began with
force of men today cleaning up Elee-
trio Park.
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Superior Court JUDGE pead.

Guthrie. Okla. Aug SIS. s. Law
renee. aged IS years, superior court
Judge of this county and prominent
republican politician, died yesterday
and was buried here today He was a
grand nephew of Commodore James
Lawrence of the Constitution dur
ing the war of 1872 He was a native
OF Illinois. He came west and located
at Topeka. When Oklahoma was open
ed re came to Guthrie.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09

seems to have had some influence In
the vote to repeal the Sunday closing
ordinance.
Gus Ward was bound over by u. S.
Commissioner Brown this morning on
one thousand dollar bond He is held
for introducing.
Mrs. J. A. Gill, Miss Rose Gill and
j. A. Gill, Jr, leave in the morning
for visit in Colorado They expect
to be gone several weeks.
p. A. Mcfarland is in Bartlesville.
Rev w H. Talmage is in Musko.
gee today
Miss Sholtus returned to Muskogee
this morning after visit with Mr.
and Mrs c. J. Croninger and family
Mr. Eugene r. Bell. age 81, of White
Oak and Miss Ada r. Painter, age 23,
of Alton, were married by Rev. G. G..
Burger at the Congregational church
this afternoon
Senator Owen carried the city of
Muskogee by $50 and Muskogee coun-
ty out of Muskogee by $50, making
SOC, majority in the entire county.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Cope left last
night for Colorado. Mr.. Cope will re-
turn in 4 few days but Mrs. Cope will
|spend the remainder of the summer.
There will be an ice cream and pie
supper Saturday night at the Military
school house one and three quarters
miles south of Okoee. Everybody in
vited.
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from weanesday.s Dany.

The election is now over
w. H. Minshall is here from Mus
kogee.
E. j. Hobby was in Bluejacket yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Coats are visiting
at Adair
Miss Maude McHaffy is in this city
from Adair.
G. P. Jones was in town yesterday
from Welch
Rev w H. Roper went to Musko-
gee this morning.
Miss Norma Chandler is visiting
friends in Muskogee.
Louie Brock was guest at the Vi
nita last night from Joplin.
Mrs. VIM Simms and little daugh-
ter are visiting in Miami today.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Miss Stella Roberts is home from a
visit at Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Belew are the
proud parents of fine baby boy.
Miss Gaynell Corder of Pryor will
be here this evening for visit with
friends.
Mrs. E. B. Thompson writes that she
is taking in the sights in Colorado
Springs.
Misses Kate and Roby Painter re-
turned to Alton last evening after
days visit in the city.
Miss Ruth Sexton left this morning
for her home in Sloan Springs, Ark,
after an extended visit with Mrs. NJ.
F. knight.
The Garrison delivery team driven
by Calvin Mcdonald, ran away this
morning smashing the wagon. The
driver was uninjured.
The music class at the Sacred Heart
Institute was opened again today after
a six weeks vacation. The class is
again in charge of Sister Redemta.
The candidates have had automo-
hles, buggies and wagons out as trans
portation for their voters to and from
the polls A very light vote has been
cast the candidates say.
Mrs. Sibyl Hughes has sold the Cher
okee Bargain Store to R. A. Leavitt.
Mrs Hughes leaves today for visit
with her parents in Little Rock. The
store will also be moved to Little Rock
by Mr.. Leavitt
Official election returns at Grand
theatre tonight. Doors open at 1880
Buy your seats early if you wish to
sit down. No advance in price. Con-
tinuous show until all returns are in.
The police last night captured
twelve gallons Of whiskey and five
gallons of gin. Two negroes have
been arrested and their trial will be
heard by Judge A. A. Brown this after
noou
Miss Helen Renreigh and Kate
Short left this morning for Miss
Shorts home in Springfield, Mo Miss
Kenreigh viii visit In that city for
some time
Gully Fennel was bound over to the
federal court on two hundred and fifty
dollar bond in Z. S. Commissioner
Adds Browns court yesterday after
noon on a charge of introducing.
c. " Carselowey and family return
ed from Salina this morning and re-
port that town as being one of the
best locations on the M. o. & G. Rail-
road. Plenty of rain an dthe very
best crops they have had for years.
Mr.. Carselowey had enough confidence
in the town to purchase four lots while
there
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Capt F. J. Barrett and Lee Barrett
are in the Tulsa oil fields today
The next sensation will be the
world series of baseball games
A full house was at the Grand last
night to hear the election returns.
There is a large force of men at
work today on the excavation for the
Gunter building.
Misses Ida Mcdonald and Eva
Triplett were in this city last night
from Muskogee.
VIM. Warner, the wheel horse dem
ocrat from Timber Hill precinct was
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in with the election returns today.
Misses Della Phelps. Beulah Gun
and Florence Phelps were here this
morning en- route from Miami to
Adair.
The Women's Missission Society OF
the Methodist church win meet To-
morrow afternoon with Mrs A. NJ.
Cliakscales.
J. IT, Winner and Sam Briseoe are
af Welcb today on business They
are thinking Of opening . store at
that place.
The speech Of Charles :. Ml,eheli
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THE BEST GAME
THIS SEASON

The Golden Rule baseball team won
from the Joplin C. and f. Tire com
pany team in the first of a three game
series at the Electric park yesterday
afternoon by a score of to 3.
The game was beyond any doubt,
the best exhibition of baseball seen in
yinita this season The game was
played fast and in a snappy way that
keep the spectators interest at the
highest pitch, and while the crowd
was small yesterday the enthusiastic
roofing of those present gave promise
that a much larger crowd will be in
attendance at this afternoons game
between these two teams,
The slab work yesterday was in the
hands OF Billingslea for yinita and
Sheppard for the Joplin players and
they both worked in most credit
able manner keeping the hits few and
scattered.
The game today will be called at
four o'clock in order to allow the bus
mess men to attend, at Electric Park.
The score by innings:
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In the city of Vinita. William Herod
and Frank Lee were nominated for
constable.