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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-08-31
Killed on Way to Motor Races,

Killed on Way to Motor Races,
Elgin, Ills, Aug. 30.-J. D. Ballinger
an official OF the Stromberg Motor Car
Co., was killed today near Addison, Ill,
while motoring from Chicago to Elgin
to attend the races. Ballinger's car
was overturned while being driven rap
idly.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12

II has got us both 'riled up some. Why,
l never was better in my life and I am
going to fight just once more to prove It,
II don't mind admitting that expect
to close with the st. Nicholas club in
New York In a day or so. will have
plenty of time to get ready. and nobody
knows more about condition than I do
III start road work In the morning and
boxing on Thursday. And, believe me,
III give that fellow | fight In New York
some lacing. / don't care who il is II
they'll give me money enough, Will fight
Jeanette and PalZcr the same night,
The reason I don't 90 to Australia to
polish off Lansford and McNea is be-
cause Mcintosh refuses to show me any
money, All this cable talk about big
purses does not get me anything. III Nc
Intosh will send about $4,000 over here
and deposit 1t In Chicago bank and
hand me transportation expenses for my
party, ] may jump right across the Pa
cific after fighting in New York. But
that hight is n doubtful one indeed, be-
cause / have not much faith In the Nc
Tntosh offers.
So ends the first retirement OF Jack
Johnson. None of them has anything on
Jack when il comes 10 coming back
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
JIM FLYNN HAS GONE
BACK To 'HAS-BEENS'
Pueblo Fireman Had His Last
Chance at Fame When He
Met johnson and Failed.
By Intcraetional News scr,icc

Bv international News Service.
Los ANGELES. Aug. 11.-Jim Flynn.
tiic Pueblo fireman. stopped over here
on bis way to San Francisco, wIicve he
meets that bic duo, Charlie Miller. the
mctcrmau VINO thinks nc can fight. II
will be a twenty round go between two
slusgcTs. neither Of whom can box
Flynn had his last chance ut fame
whc1 he met Johnson and failed 10 show
ans class. lie is too old and has been
IN the game too long FOR fans 10 expect
ans great improv emcnt in his work Jack
Curlcy. who Was his MANAGER up To tho
time of the Las Vegas fight has let so
OF Flynn. who is now his own mana ger.
n Flynn had shown any class a, all
IN the Las Vegas fasco. Curley would
nave kept him under his wing TO fight
second -raters. Curley. however Is pretty
well convinced that 4 dozen or so of the
heaVyweiShts can take Flynns measure
so he has cast him adrift
Flynn mag beat Miller. but il he does
he should have no more credit for II ths II
in beating any big novice. for Miller Is
4 good barroom bruiser. but not boxer
ard never will be.
The Flynn Miller match was made so
that lot OF San Francisco's wise sports
could set some easy money. Miller be-
ing local man. OF course has friends
who VIII make sympathy bets on him.
promoters OF the match will cover this
money. because If Flynn cannot whip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 11.-Crossine
dlagonally over the course OF the ferry
steamers and in full view OF the thou
sands of passengers on the trans bay
boats, Miss Nellie Schmidt of Alameda,
20 years old, swan across San Francisco
bay In three hours and six minutes to-
day. She is the first woman to accom-
plish the feat
Arriving Al the Alameda shore sho
pulled herself out OF the water and ran
10 the club room
Miss Schmidt was escorted on her
Journey OF five and q half miles from
the San Francisco docks by Official timers
and friends who rode In launches and
marked her path. She was cheered re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12

Miller lie can whip nobody. The wise
sports hope 10 make little cleanup from
friends of Miller who are expected 10
permit their sympathy TO get away with
their Judgment.
The fireman was a visitor at Doyle's s
camp this afternoon and witnessed the
workouts Of Harry Thomas, who meets
frankie Conley next Saturday. and Joe
Mandot. matched against Joe Rivers for
Labor day.
Jack Doylc's spacious quarters were
packed 10 capacity this afternoon. The
drawing magnet WAS the set-to between
Joe Mandot and Harry Thomas, which
was Tar from pink tea party, despite
ihe eight pounds advantage Mandot had
III weight.
Mandot boxed six rounds. taking on
thomas for three rounds and Hobo
DouSherty for the same amount. Man
dot boxed In fine style and made "A IA :
vorable Impression. Thomas also spared
three rounds With Jimmy Austin, the IO5-
pound champion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
Summary Of Events.

First heat OF the throc-quarter mile handicap
Professionalism won. Thomas second Hehir
, third. Lawson fourth. Time. 1921 a-5.
Second heat OF the thres-quartcr mlle haudI-
cap-Mt,cn won. Root second Clarke third
Toglor. fourth Timc. 1:22 So
Final of the throo-quartor mile handicap
ond. Lawson go yards) third. Hill $50 ynrdr)
fourth. Timo, 12o As.
First heat OF tho quarter milo amotsur-Youpg
won. C. schWcrtE necond. TImo. 70 40
Second hOat OF tho quarter mle-Brazier won
o. schmortz second. Time. 81 As.
Third heat OF the quarter mIe-Crebs won.
Gcmplo second. Time, 80 3-5
Final OF tho quarter milo analeur-youns Won
CrebH rcoond Brhzier third. o. schmcrts fourth,
Timc. so Id.
First heat OF tho ono milo open. profossional-
fourth Time, 3:02 3-5.
Second heat NJ tho mile opcn-CIarkc won.
Ryan second. Root third, Fogler fourth. TImo
203.
Final of The mile open. professional
Goullct won. Clarke second HilI third, Ryan
fourth Timo 1862 SO.
won from Clarke and Fosler. Timo c;Is as.
Two mile match single paced amateur--Youns
won. schmsrtS second Drazicr third. Time. a:oa,
from Root. Time. s:5s 3-5.
Immediately after the races last night
Manager Floyd MacFarland announced
that hereafter the races Will be held every
Friday and Sunday night and that next
Friday. night Clarke and Lawson will
meet in a special French styIe match
race, best two In three heats, at one
half mile each.
They can settle their troubles on the
track said MacFarland, land 1t is up
TO the officials TO see that they do so
in proper manner"
The Hustle stakes at ten miles will
also be run Friday evening. There will
be special prizes for the leader at every
half-mile and also every mile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
Jockeying for Position.

This race was one OF the best Of the
evening and kept the fans on their feet
a large part of the time. At the gun
both teams were very reluctant about
taking the lead but Fogler was forced
10 make pace He led for five laps out
OF the eight. and made the race good by
constantly Increasing the pace until in
the fifth lap Paddy Hehir. with Lawson
on his wheel, shot around from the ba elk
and passed him. Fogler rode one more
lap and dropped out
In the seventh lap Hehir dropped out,
leaving Lawson and Clarke to finish.
Lawson had pretty sprint and finished
couple of lengths TO the good, liver Is
easily the most popular rider at the
saucer, and when he worsted Clarke
both In the race and in the fracas, he
received an ovation which made II i'm
possible for the announcer to make him
self heard
The three mile motor paced race which
was scheduled between Downing and Will
cox was annulled because OF trouble with
the motors. The fans aDpauded how
ever, when Informed that one-miie open
professional with two qualifying heats
had been substituted
The rirst heat was won by Goullet with
Lawson a close second. In the next heat
Clarke won from Ryan by the width OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
M|SSOULA JUMPS TO
TOP OF THE COLUMN
Bunch Win Six
Out of Seven Games Played
With Cooleysox.

MISSOULA Mont, Aug. i1.-Missoula
won both games OF a double-header this
afternoon aud displaced Salt Lake in the
lead for the Union association pennant.
The locals took six out OF seven games
PLAYED with the Saints The first game
today WAS n free-hitting affair. in which
the Highlanders led. Zamloch saved the
first game after Bush and Druhot had
failed. Zamoch also Won the second,
allowing but three hits I'm this contest.
Bush and Iamloch deserve credit for all
the Mssoula victories during the Salt
Lake series.
First game
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peatedly by the crowds On the decks Of
the ferryboats.
a year ago Miss Schmidt swan across
the Golden Gate from San Francisco TO
the Marin county shore In forty minutes,
the first woman to have done so. She
holds the coast championship for women
In the mile swim.
DR.. Frederick W. Riehl. who thirty
years ago yesterday accomplished the
feat OF swimming across the bay and
who today accompanied the party on the
tug. celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday
by plunglue into the bay when the tug
was off Goat island and swimming with
Miss Schmidt FOR about five minutes.
Miss Schmidt is the third person to
accomplish the feat. the others having
been Walter Pomeroy Of the Olympic
club and DR.. Riehl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
Clarke and Lawson
Fight on Bicycles

"HE fcud between Lawson and Clarke
at the Salt Palace still RACES.
Last night one OF the largest and
most enthusiastic crowds of the
season saw these two stars In II
real fight on wheels The fight occurred
after the finish OF the onc-mic match
team race between Clarke and Foglcr
and Lawson and Behir Lawson beat
Clarke out in tho final sprint. but Clarke
was angry because he thought that the
".Swede' had fouled him just before the
finish Both men were riding around
slowly after the tintsh, and as Clarke
passed Lawson he tried to knock him
off his wheel. but unsuccessful
Clarke then started on around the track
again with Lawson after him. About
half way around Lawson drew up even
with Clarke and ran into him. Clarke
had a bad fall and had 10 be helped to
his quarters, There were abrasions on
his arms and less and his left hand was
badly bruised, Clarke at first thought
his rib was broken but DR., Spra que said
that II was only strained ligament.
Clarke tried to injure Lawson. so he did
not receive a great deal of syn1pa thy
from the fans. Furthermore Clarke hurt
Lawsou's hand carly in the season and
made 1T impossible for him to ride for
scveralt meets.
Both men were fined $40 for their
actions last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12

johnson is TO start road work on the
South side boulevards tomorrow morning
and boxing at the O'Connell gymnasium
on Thursday. Why? Because some New
York promoters are tu confer with him
tomorrow about x Labor day battle III
New York, and Johnson Us going down
there TO perform IL lie gets money
enough
Jess and Eddie Mcmahon. who run the
81. Nicholas club in Gotham. are the pro-
moters who expect TO offer Johnson
enough coin 10 induce him TO fight some
body for ten rounds. They will be out
10 the Johnson cafe talking business.
With them will he Baron wilkins. the
king ben among the coiored people OF
New York. II will surprise none II john
son attach his signature 10 set
OF articles by midnight Wilkins has
lot of Influence With the champion.
Jeanette, who has received lot Of
boosting down New York way, is the
party picked up by the McMahons 10
battle with the champion. II Is said
Jcannette, through Manager Dan Mcket-
trick. already has accepted the clubs
terms. This is the way Johnson aired
his views last night:
My wife and myself have been read
ing all this stuff about me being all In.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12

a tire, The finish was so close that
many fans believed RYAN had crossed the
line first In the final Root boxed
Lawson out until the Swede was so far
behind he quit, In the last lap there
was good sprint between Clarke and
Goullet, but the latter had the adyantage
of position and Clarke was unable to
pass him.
The two-mile match race. amateur. be
tween Young. Q. Schmertz and Brazier
was easy picking for Young. He took the
lead all the way. and when the pace
dropped off he had sprint that put him
over first though SchmertZ unwound q
fast half lap at the close. Young also
won the quarter mile handicap easily
Hehir rode a fine race in the three
quartermi professional beating Law
son and TToZler
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
WAL TER JOHNSON
IN TO WIN ONE /
Famous Pitcher Saves
tors From Losing 81
Series to Browns
By International News servic

By International News service.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. lit tool
Johnson to save the Senators,
Ing the entire series with the
his great pitching being respur
winning today's game. 8 TO Q.
hits were made off him. His
of weakening was in the eighth
single and three passes forced
Hamilton pitched a good game.
two hits In the fourth gave a i
other hit In the fifth. nnd Mills
his steal and two sacrifices bY
the winning ruin In the eighth.
WASHINGTON ST, LuU1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
White SoX Lose Both.

BY International News Service.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1i.-'rhe Wn
lost both games Of double -l,es|
the Athletics today. the first Q
eing match. Bender was knoc
or the box in the ninth. but Phi
bad already piled up big lead
White. and the SoX couldn't catc
Ralph Crabb, the Few Sox's E
pitched the second game and y
effective. but Coombs was rnore
triple play was pulled off by, T.
Johnson and Roth IN the seventl
OF the second game.
CHICAGO o-PuTLADELPHIA-
FIRST CAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
International Le00zfe
Wolgast vs.. Mcfarland

CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-Ad Wolsast and
Packey Mcfarland will meet in ten
round bout under the auspices OF the
Gsrdner Athletic cluo In New York. oc-
tsooer o. accoroing TO word received today
az Cadillac. Mich. Both men are to weigh
i3o at o'clock. according to the terms
or the match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
- esfer7 Lea0us

AZ, ~ sioux city-F,rt game. Sioux City 2;
Wichita. Z Second game sIour rg,S a.
Wichita. s. "' y
~ omaha-omsao. s: Lincoln. O.
~ pe1 AoineB-Firsi game: Topeka g. Dex
Mo'hes' =. Second game: Topeka 2: Dcs
Mones' 2 Ualled in eleventh inninG-dayl
AT ST Jo.sph-st Joseph. 10; Denver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
OGDEN BREAKS EVEN
WITH THE ELECTR|CS
McCloskey Team Goes to
Pieces at Start, but Rallies
and Wins One.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Aug. 1t.-og-
den and Great Falls broke even in two
erratic games. a high wind making good
playing almost impossible Great Falls
lost the first game on errors and nearly
lost the second In the same way. Ogden
went TO pieces in the first inning OF the
first game but after that the visitors
played good ball. First game;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
TALK BRINGS JOHNSON
OUT OF RETIREMENT"
Negro Champion, Angry at Statements That He
, Has "Gone Back" Intends to Fight Jeannette
or Palzer on Labor Day.
By San, p. HoN, J.

CHICAGO Aug 11Jack Johnson has broken the worlds
retirement weeks ago night
he launched unexpectedly the pusic world the that
through the boxing forever that again would
he the mitts for an exhibition.
Tonight all the way down his tell
paper retirement and would fight
show his traduce that he not all in great
fighter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
NorthWestern League

CORTLAND, Aug 11.-score:
First game. p III Il,
Tacoma ... . N .
Portland ... IN >
tteries-Hunt. Deford and Critten-
den; Eastiey and Harris
Second game r TT T.
os,,, i." ''' '''-.-s s''s ..-.,..,,a D
VI '''h" 90. -''''.'.-.. -..-.,...7 10
Batteries-krause and La Lonee.
bloomfield, Callahan and Burch, Harris,
Hausman 80
TACOMA. Wash, Aug. 1I-Score:
,.t,t r. IL e
,'o'"''" 80 '''''''. o x
Vancouver o.. ......
Bait tteries-kaufman and Meek: willis
and Lewis.
SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. ll.-score:
rSl game r. H. r
Seattle ,.,,.s..--.,......2 I
opohaHe 80 .'.s.-- 10
Batteres-Gordon and Whaling; Moves
and Devoet
Second game p II e
2e",'!S - 's''.- ..'...,,.a .--..,.6 IL y
Spokane 80. ....... y
Batteries-Thompson and Whaling
Toner and Ostdiek
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12

Summary: Left on bases-Salt Lake .,
o. Stolen bases-Bassey .,
Warren, Carnan 2, Changnon, Bush,
Davis. Sacrifice hits-Bassey, Fortier,
Perrine. Two-base hits-Pendleton .,
Perrine. Changnon. Three-base hits
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
American Association

AT Columbus r. III. e.
Minneapolis .saoISsS1S-$ 10 .
BatterIes-Olmstead and Owens: Pack
ard and Smith.
At Toledo (sixteen inn1ngs)- K. II. r.
Milwaukee 900 900 900 900 600 IL 10 o
Toledo 900 600 900 900 900 % I
Batteries - Slapnicka and Hughes
Falkenberg and Land
At I.ouisville--First game r, ii. e.
Louisville 20 ] 0 10 !. o
Batteries-Laroy and Marshall and
Casey; Maddox. Moskiman and Schlei
ST Paul 1000 9Oo1-7 X
Louisville % o o 90 0 OIL )
BatterIes-Reiger and Casey, Louder
milk, Richter, VallsndInsham and SchIei
AT Indlanapolis-First game r. r. f
Kansas City 20 o . o o 0 I % Il o
indianapolis o : 0 0 0 o 0 % 8 o
Batterles-James and O'Connor: Rob
ertson. HiXon and Clark.
Second game
Kansas CITY % oooo11oo-2 o
Indianapolis 20 0 OI o o o--i /
Batteries-Rhoades and James-Merz
and Mckee.
Mr.. W. s. Guusalus. farmer living
near Fleming, Pa. says he has used
Chamberlain s Collie. Cholera and
Diarrboea Remedy in his family for
fourteen years. and that be has found
1t to be an excellent remedy, and takes
pleasure in recommending it. For sale
by sehramm'Johnson, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12

Summary: Erlors-EhsterIy. DSpP -
-Bodie Two-basc hit-Oldrins. Doeo.
Barry TO T. Collins 10 MeInnis: IS,
Barry TO McInnls. stolen oases-oiarint<
play Collins 10 Johnson 10 RAIN e.
crabb. 6 In innings BaseS on eaiisCs-
g. STRUCK out-By Craoc. 2; oy 49,
Passed balis-Easteriv. Sacrifice n
Barry. Hit by pitcher-H. Ford. time
i 20. UmnIres-p,ncon and o'Brleu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
Dubuc Wins Eleventh.

DETROIT. Aug. I1,-Jsan DUE
his eleventh straight game tocs5
Detroit defeated Boston. "
home run hi, Into the right fleld
ers in the sixth produced tne
tally. Loudcn. by handling sever
without a slip, claimed the dlsNne'
playing the entire long hoMe
which closed today wlthout an :
BosToN-DETRoIT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
GREAT FALLS.


$Batted for Stripe In seventh
S'Batted for Gibson in ninth,
""sBatted for Hildcbrandt in ninth.
Ogden .............1 % 2 2 0 o IL
Great Falls .,......A q 0 o 0-5
summary Two-base hit-Willard.
Three base hits-Spencer. Stone. Giffin.
Uuelsman. Sacrifice hits-Wessler
Stone. Sacrifice flies--Whalen. Wessler.
Stolen bases-Spencer, Van. Bases on
balls-Off IIildebrondt. S. Struck out
BY Knight 8: by Hildebrandt, T. Hit by
Ogden. S; Great Falls. O. Time OF game
l hour and 40 minutes.
Second game:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12

Summary: Error5-Hnmilton. Mocller.
base hlt--Compton. Three bnsc hit-Lap
ON baSe5-suatln. ShAnks, Eostcr,
"illiams. Bases OIL bElls-oif HsmIlt
johnson. 5. Struck out--By IIamiIta
Johnson. {. Passed hsll-hlcy andor.
hits-Aoellor. Sharks. Gundll Wallace
Hart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12
Manhattan League

Yesterdays Games.
woodburn, Is; Pacific. II (sIeven inufurx)
SeSels forfeited to Bishops.
Liberty forfeited 10 Ninth East lgam
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-12

(2). Perkins Huclsman Hts-Oif Ever
don, 8 in S innings, off Remneas, nine In
I inning. Sacrifice hts-Murphy. Whalen.
Perkins. Stolen base--Murphy Bases
on balls-Off Erickson, ]; OFF E,verdon. !.
Struck out-Ey Everdon, .; by Erickson.
1. Passed balls-PerlSins, willard. Left
on bases-Og5en, 8; Great Falls. Il. Time
OF game hours Umpire-Wright.
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FIRST CAM.

-Eattod for White in eighth. "a
-sBartad for Cicoite In ninth.
Philadelphia ...........,........?
Chicago ...... .....a.s,...,.....V WV
summary. Er.orS-H. Lord Hom1
Strunk Two.bsse hits-Baker. Anttlck.
McIunis Three base hits-E. Coliin7-
baecs-Thomas Hjts--oif White. IL y
nings: off Bender. 10 in s !nninsp. Z
bolls-off White. =. off Bender. SIT.
ny Bender. 3: b. Comba !. Saerttlos n
tick f. Collins i2l. Thomas. Wlle
Bender. Q Timo o, same-g:W.
0'Drien and Dinecn.
CHICAGO o-PfIILADELfHIA-
SECOND GAME. "a
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GREAT FALLS.

6Batted for Murray IN ninth.
rSBattcd for Stone I'm ninth
ogden ..,,,.a,... u 4 % u u u D -
Great Falls ..........l o 0 0 | 2X-6
Summary, ba
The Mena weekly star., 1912-02-15
GAIIARDIAN,S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that pur-
suant to the order and directions
|of the Probate Court OF Polk Coun-.
ty, Arkansas, made on the 3ist day
of January, 1912, the same being an
adjourned day Of the January
term OF said court, the undersigned,
as guardian OF the estate of Lula
Bell Wilcox, ct al, minor heirs of
Mary A. Wilcox, deceased, will of
fer for sale at the South entrance
to the court house in the County
of Polk, and will then and there
make sale of the following lands
belonging to the estate Of the said
minors, and described as follows,
to-wit:
The North u OF the NWA Of
Section 2, and NEA Of the NEis
of Section 3, Township 2 South,
Range 90 West. containing 1894
acres. more or less.
Said lands will be sold on credit
OF six months. Bond and approved
security will be required. together
with a lien on the land for the pur-
chase price.
Said lands will be sold as afore-
said on the 26th day Of February.
1912. between the hours prescribed
for judicial sales.
Fl. w. Eisenhower.
ct al.
This January 81, 1912.
S--5-4t
The Mena weekly star., 1912-02-15
WARNING ORDER.

State OF Arkansas, County Of Polk
Ozark Township--Before w. NJ
Darwin, Justice Of the Peace for
said Township.
J. A. Lewey, J, A. Chilean and L. C
Wilson, Plaintiffs, VS.. 0. p. Ridg-
way, Defendant.
The defendant, 0. p. Ridgway, Is
warned to appear before me at my
Office in Ozark Township. Polk
County. Arkansas, within thirty
complaint OF the plaintiffs.
Witness my hand this 9Th day OF
January, 1912.
W. NJ. DARWIN. ]. p.
w. N. Martin. Atty. for Plaintiffs:
p. Mcphetrige. Atty. ad Item for
nonresident defendant.
Star-ist pub. Jan. fS
Last pub. Feb. 6
The Mena weekly star., 1912-02-15
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

| will be at the below named
places from s a. m. to 4 p. m, on
the following dates, for the pur-
pose of collecting Tax of the State,
County, City, etc. You are earnest
ly requested to bring a correct de-
scription of your real estate, if any
you have, and If you should fail
to do this you are liable TO pay on
the wrong p operty:
Mena, at Court House, from Feb
ruary f6 to April 10, 1912.
All must pay Taxes by April 10,
1912, or else pay penalties.
Remember, we will close our
books as prescribed by law, % as
to avoid trouble in settlements with
state and county. New law requires
the addition Of penalty OF 10 per
cent after April 10. Please don't
wait for the last day, as we can't
write all on one day.
j. A. THORNTON,
Sheriff and Ex-Offlci0 Collector
Of Polk County.