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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Richard Gillrtt,a single
mIn. bl lii~ decd ui trust dated ilr
,ti daN at Npril, lml. aud ul record
Ia tiir ulli,r of IL, Recorder at Deeds
.ui Hon County, Missouri. IN liuuk -
Al PAGE -, conveyed - tir >hcril
.ui Holt County, Missouri IN trust To
secure tlc payment of thr notes IN
said deed 4 trust described. aud of
tie Interest thereon, the follow Ing de-.
>crilrd real estate situated IN Holt
County. Missouri. tO.wii:
THE South West Fourth ui the
North East QUARTER of Sect ion No.
Twenty 30. IN Township No. sixty.
three 90. ui Range No. Forty TO-:
Aud whereas. John l,amSaN was. on
lac 'i,h day al April. lNl. ihr slrrill
at Holt County. Missouri. aud where.
~, lie said John Ramsay has refused
Ia act ~ trustee and Ia sell lllr said
real estate under the provisions al
said deed al trust. aud whereas. II l.
provided IN and hl ia" said deed ui
trust that In ease at thr refusal uI
the trustee In said trust deed nancd
Ia act A. such trustee. the then act
ing slrrill uf Holt County, Missouri
slall M, IN 'hc place and stead of Tia,
said trustee, and Whereas, default lIa'
been made In lhr payment uf ,lIc Sai,
notes secured IN and 10y ia" said dee,
Of trust. and Of the interest thereon
according Ia Tia" true tenor, date anc
effect oi said nulr~, and Whereas, ih,
UW iirr al said notes has requested me-
I lr undersigned shrriil of Holt Coun
~, Missouri, To execute the power
vested IN said trustee 10y said lrus
I..sI and Ia ..sll tI p.sul "a ..
out Of tlc proceeds al said sale pa!
the Indebtedness secured thereby.
Now therefore In compliance vii,
said request. and under the poNr
vested IN me 10y said deed Of irust,
will sell ia III real estate al publicren
due for cash IN hand ON
MONDAY. bE EN- BEl ~, lDl2,
~ the Court house door IN the CT!
OF oregon, Holt County, Missouri,
T. Il. MvNlLTN,
>hrrill al Holt County. Missouri.
irsl l'uhliraiiou November -
lpIo
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Charles -. Prison a sin.
gle and unmarried sAau. u, his
Deed oi i,ust. dated the .lth
da, 81 November. lWj. recorded
IN Boob nj at Page :iD Of the
real estate records Of Holt County.
Missouri. conveyed to Cave !. Hunt
Trustee. the following described real
estate. situate In the County Of Holt
and State OF Missouri tO.wit. Thirty
three and one half square Gods. more
W less. Commencing ~ q point ninety.
three tWID rods sout II and sevent y.three
(i.b rods east Of tlc northwest corner
OF the northwest quarter of Sect ION
thirty.hve (E,l In Tow ship sixty go, of
Range thirty.eiyht as. thence run.
ming north 3, east thirteen 13 rods;
THENCE south 23ie east about two
hundred and thirty.six feet CHS and
o a point due east ef the point OF
beginning: thence west about one
hundred and twelve ifl2y feet. or To
the place Of beginning, In trust to -.
cure the payment Of a certain note in
said deed Of trust fully described.
That by the terms Of said deed. II
II provided that In case bf the absence
death, refusal to act or disability In
any wise the tlien acii ing sheriff, Of
Holt County. Missouri. at the request
of the legal holder at said note may
proceed Ia sell the property and exc.
cute the powers delegated to said
Trustee 10y the terms OF said "rus,
Deed
Aud whereas. said trustee has re-.
fused 10 ar, and execute the powers
delegated To linn hy thc terms of said
trust deed.
And whereas. default has been
made In the payment Of the said note
| together with the interest thereon.
And whereas ! have been request ed
10y the legal holder at said note. to
exercise the power ui sale vested IN
| me 10y the terms ui said trust deed
and refusal uf said trustee 10 act
| Now therefore. Notice j. hereby
given That. pursuant 10 thc power
| vested ~ me H. aforesaid. by said deed
of trust and refusal of said Trustee 10
act and pursuant iuthu request NJ the
| legal holder ui said note. viii on
MONDAY. TlIE Both DAY or
nEt EMliER. lnl2
at tie \,r,l outer Court II ,u>r Door
| IN the tiiN at oregon. iiul County,
| Missouri ~cil the above Described real
estate 1T public auction. tor cash. "a
llr highest bidder
y Il. Nest Try.
>hrrill 90 Holt County Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
New Point and Vicinity.

Elsie llardman. Who las been IN
til, sick list. j. better.
A car load from oregon attended
the social, saturday night.
Mr., I'D. Davis left for Hamilton,
Tenn. Ia visit his mother.
ClaS, Fields and family and viii
Acton and family visited Al the home
of Dave Fields, sunday.
Florence l.ukens, Of Oregon. was
out to visit !. u. Comm and family.
Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing.
Ruby liloOmer came up from ~ =.
Joseph, SUNDAY, to assist her Grand.
father J. 4. I,uhl, In hi> Nmas
work,
Miss Ida Hodges returned 10 her
home In ST. Joseph, Wednesday Of
last week, Mrs, kcarncy accompa-
MED her for "A few days visit,
Mrs Frank Crawford went Ia -,
Joseph, Monday, 10 The 81, Joseph
hospital, for an operation. Her many
friends are hoping for u speedy rrroy.
,crN,
sam, flccncr and family went "a
visit relatives near Mound City, sat,
urday, Messrs. sam. and Fred Flee.
ner went from Mound city Ia Kansas
Cit! To visit Chas. Flccner, who va,
operated on for hernia, Tuesday OF
last week,
The tack! social, given by pu
pills cf the school, SATURDAY night
I was very successful. \ good Grove
MAS prescn, and all seemed 10 cnio,
themselves, The band furnished In,
music. Many of the cost times wcr,
exceedingly ludirrous, The proceeds
were over SIS. The pupils desire /,
/ thank all Who took So much interest
and helped them tu make a success q
! the entertainment,
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Hunting Notice.

Notice l. hereby given 10y the UNI.
dcrsigned that no trapping with any
device, AMI no hunting with guns.'or
otherwise will bc allowed upon any of
our lands, farms ur premises, IN Holt
county. Missouri. Any person or per.
SONS found ~ trcslaSsing. irapping Or
hunting upon any ui our lands, farms
or premise viii II" arrested and pros.
rrIll"d Ia III" full extent Of llc law
T.. &. DUNCAN. l.. l. Moore.
Charles \, Iirhman,
Hugh l.urrlrr, Andrew iiurricr,
Charles Barjram, SuSinnah Russell,
IT, Nandcvrrr, u T.. pcrrt,
Harry krcck, Thomas krcck,
Aut Curry. Alex. Nanl,uskirk.
Frank Alien Charles Meyer,
Charles Markl W. :. Taylor
Roy Campbell
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
For Sale.

= 7.lO acres, Z mile northwest OF
Oregon: } room house, pantry, =
porches brick walled cellar; 2cisterns,
one ON porch and one AT barn. Barn
lGx3o feet, good chicken house attach
ed; apples peaches pears, plums,
cherries, apricols. crabapples, grapes,
gooseberries, currants, ounce. In
Oregon School District, All under
good fence, Sl5O0 will buy II,
Mrs. l.. y. SMITH,
Oregon Mo-, Route /.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Lumber for Sale.

have some line NrlluN 'ultonM God
Lumbar al ml mill place, tire" aud
uur.halr mile, east Of Forbes, and q
mile and on".laII east Of Mrade's
railroad crossing. could furnish u
couple ui Barn patterns have all
kinds ul Fencing, IiuXing and lIimen-
sion stun Of all lengths At any ,ime.
Price. Sl1.n per thousand for bills.
Address, lI\RRN DEGIOw,
Forbes, Mo.
Phone. Marii IN. ~ South.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Sl,eriff's Sale.

ly virtue and authority al 4 gen.
cral execution, ISSUED from thr ullicr
of he Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Holt County Missouri, rrturnahlr at
the January Term, 1913, oi said 'uurl 4,
and 10 me directed IN favor of Jonas
W, WclIrli ANA against John " nipple,
the Allison l,ichcy Land Company,
and ! |. Allison, ! have levied upon
and seized all the rlgn,, lille interest
aud claim Of TIA" said John Wuipplc
of. in and To he following described
real estate situated IN Holt County,
Missouri, tO'Wlt: Beginning ~ the
North West corner al section SIX ~,
in Township SiNlN.uur 81 of Range
lThirtN-niuc 81, icurr SuUIll on
range line furi'.iuur and nineteen
lundrodth S III" chains; licnr" Ea.
Twenty-Five ana Orlt'Srvcn hun
drrdtl 2j,l1 chains: Ihrnrr North
fort l.GOur and nineteen hundrcdliIS
"a 10 Chains 10 township line: tlIrn'"
West on township line ~ Tie place ri
beginning; and viii un
WEpN ESDAI, THE EIGHTH DAY
on JAM AIRY, 1913,
bet Nrcn HE hours of min" o'rlUck IN
| I lic forenoon, and live O'Clock In lin
afternoon Of thai day. Al the Court
| House door, IN lhr CITY Of Oregon,
County II iInll aforesaid, sell the
same. Or ~ much thereof A. may III
required a. rub'ir Nrnduc. to the
highest bidder for cash In hand, sub
Jecl 10 all prior liens and judgments,
| 10 salisi, said execution and costs,
\. Il. MCNl'LTI,
Sheriif 81 Holt County, Missouri,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given, tha, the un-
dersigned administrator Of the estate
Of AMANDA Morgan, deceased viii
make final settlement of his accounts
Will said estate rs such adminiStra.
tor at the next Term of the Probate
Court of Holt County, Missouri, TO he
holden In oregon, in said County, on
the 10th day of February, A. d.. 1913,
q. W, IMMlNS.
Public Administrator,
This l3,h day Of December, 1912.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
ESDAN, THE TIIiRTN.flHSl
DAY Ol' bEC EMBEi,, lnl2.

tween the hourS 0f ten u'clurh IN
the forenoon aud four o'clock IN lac
afternoon Of that day A the front
door of the Court House in the tily
Of oregon, Holt County. Missouri,
sell at public yrndur to the highest
bidder for cash the real estate de.
srribcd AS follows, iu.Wil: The west
siXly.srycn and onc-lalf acres oil the
mort hair of the southwest quarter
of section three, and lot three of the
southeast quarter Of section -four, all
in township sixty one ii range forty,
in Holt County, Missouri, containing
ninety one acres, more or less, for the
purpose Of payment Of the said debt
and interest and tie costs Of lXecui'
This trust. \, Il. Men L1N,
Shcrill and Acting Trustee.
First publication December Il, l"la.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

Whereas. T.. NJ KELLEY and Ann,
l.. Kelley. his wife. 10y their certain
deed of trust. dated on ihr End day
Of September. \. D.. 1919. and duly
recorded IN the real estate records uf
Holt County. Missouri. IN Book 10.
at Page E.,. did convey 10 one u VI.
stevenson, n trustee. the rca estate
IN said deed uf trust and
IN this notice described, aud
which laid deed Of tru',
vas made Ia srcurr the payment Ut 4
certain promi~~ury note al Slo'a.,n IN
said deed ui trust fully described. and
dated September ma. l'ln, and pay
able 10 Elmer NJ Gibson, lraring IN.
tcrr>i from date and due and payable
on or before the I'M day of Srpicm'
her. \, D.. 1911: and whereas II i pro.
yidrd In the said deed ol trust that
II default In made In the payment ni
thc said note or any interest duc
thereon when the same or any part
thereof l. due and Ouph, lu lw paid,
then the said trustee, u VI. steven
son. or In cast Of his refusal Ia act a.
such trustee. then. the then ling
Shcriil of Holt County, WAS appointed
To act ~ such trustee amt 10 sell tht
said property IN trust with Ike pow
ers duties Imposed upon him, the
property In said deed Of trust mem
toned and described. for the purpose
Of >at isfying the said debt and not,
80 evidenced and drscrilWd: and When.
~ the said Il, NJ. Stevenson. has, III
writing refused 10 act ~ such itnN
tee, or Ia carry out the provisions OF
the said deed oi iru>, and the under
signed sheriff Of Holt County, Mis-
souri,. has thereby become and u en-
I led 10 act: and whereas the holder
oi the said note las requested said
sheriff Ia act a. such trustee. Ia sell
the said lands and Ia collect the bal
ancc Of principal and inlcrcs, due M
on the said note: nov, therefore, !
the undersigned \. Il. MrNnliy
shcrill Of said Holt County, 10y an
thoriiy of the power IN me vested b,
| said deed of trust, and ~ the request
OF the legal holder "l the said note
WILL on
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13

Buy your Iiigh.Grade Christmas
Post Cards, Folders and Booklets of
Mrs. Minnie Moore.
Call on Mrs. Maupin and Miss
Partridge for dressmaking Farmers
Phone. Ma. >: Martin Phone. No. l3l
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Cattle Nine Cents.
>.lRn, ,H'

We believe tie above price paid.
here this week. Wa the highest ever
paid here At tie lpra market.
Alfred IhlIlcr sold ~ bead Go ". \.
:. Dcrr III nine cents. I'll" ln head
weighed II 80 pDund. and brought
si.Gil.io. Tie also sold lin head of
hogs To the same party that ncitrd
him something over 81 ,m. prize I.r.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
ARKANSAS LAND.

4 , a
itc
All Kinds pea uf
Where sufficient
becomes the
upland Red
good No npar
dem lsansas, and has booe little Immigrants
until the
will
located j. A. Mcleod
him IN this
No |.
drain we'll Would l,ome per acre
No. ISIS miles feaden.
In cnt>a'ion balance slj Is this better
no '"" timber land level land
with and hickory
!
this tJnetlird Of this
ID mt invem
u new
Cheap excursion this land will viii
For further information A Mcleod eadcn Arkansas
call literature
f. L. SEI1JER,
OREGON. MlSSOI ri
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Abstraeter and Nesotiator Of Loans

Transfers Tor week ending Novcm.
bcr ~. VIZ:
WARRANTY DEEp~.
Frederick " Walter TO Fritz
Nultmrr. - Nv -. ~. los M -
Jno T. u Chapman 10 l'cllcN
Cusiiman. ~ -: pt NJ -:
pi ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: pl ~ 81.
80. - ................ ~
prIr.ctNiN ptID.
Ray Gia>pril T. y Peterson
to George \ Smith.C ~
-, "a, ~ ,.... 90. ...... $500 ~
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Notice of Final Settlement.

No, Ice i, hereby given, that the
tate of Kerry Sisk. deceased, will
make final eltement of his accounts
with said estate a. such administra-
tor at the next Term Of the Probate
Court of Holt County, Missouri, to he
holden IN Oregon, IN said County. on
the '"' a " day Of e. !.a%SEaStTTsM AIss 1918
This lst!,;saayY S'lS Is 'Ss i,
I ,N,tYa, nkl M n.n -
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Real Estate Mimeograrh

pUBIIsuIp wpLhiN Nv ". ". ni'u,Hb-.
OHEGUN. Me-
OrII,I UPSTAIRS ~ TUI NOoHh ui.oCk.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice il hereby given, that the
undersigned Administered iX OF Inc es-
tate of NJ. -. Walker, DECEASED, will
make final settlement of her accounts
with said estate as such administra
trix AT the mex, Term Of the Probate
Court of Holt County. Missouri, to he
holden In Oregon, In said County. on
the 10th day of February, a, D., 1913.
OLIVIA WALKER
fac, ,-... e. -. Administrators,
o., This 18th day Of December l0l2.
4 For sale Two Good MIX Cows.
'Call'rhh N address. W. 81 Taylor,
OREGON. Mo-. Routei..' ',.''.' ,,.s,,..
70 j'"t: "; ws..,f 30 800, = i
4 wit ..tp !, 81 Z. 49, : ~ ~
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13

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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13

Dated ihi~ ~ day uf November
inl2
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-13

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-11
MORE OPPOSITION
 ID THE CANAL BILL
Will Not Pass to Final Enactment Without
 a Fight

Washington, August 10.-Experts in Congress say the Senate has authorized a highly important extension of the power of the interstate commerce com- mission in adopting the Bourne amend ment. This provision in the canal bill would authorize the commission to d. vorce competing railroad and steam ship lines whenever they operate to public detriment and would extend powers of regulation of the eommls- sions over water routes
 The House in requesting a conference today named as it's managers Repre- sentatives Adamson. Sims and Stevens of Minnesota. The Senate named Sen ators Brandegee, Bristow and Sim. mons.
 That the measure will not pass to final enactment without further fight against the amendment permitting American registry for foreign built ships owned by Americans was ir- dicated late today when telegrams of protest were received from civic bodies in ship building centers. A Senate amendment opens the way to American owners of foreign built ships to enjoy privileges of American registry pro- vided they keep their sh exclusively in the trade to and from foreign ports
 It is understood many House members are demanding that if foreign built ships are permitted to fly the American flag, Congress shall also pass a law permitting free importation of materials used in building ships.
 This demand frequently has been before both branches of Congress. The cost of manufacturing in the United States is much higher than in foreign shipyards. and 1t is claimed conditions would be somewhat equalized if the cheaper for eign materials could be imported free of duty.
 In the telesrams received by House and Senate members today from the Newport News Chamber of Commerce, 1t was stat ed thats civic bodies in all parts of the country have been asked to join in de- manding a full hearing on the question of free ship legislation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-11
Private Claim Bills

Washington, August io.-The House to- day, eager for adjournment passed 8 private claim bills. adopted half score resolutions, sent the Panama canal bill to conference and passed three measures of general importance.
 Two of the measures passed referred to the same subject and grew out of the agitation for greater safeguards for hu- man life at sea. One was introduced by ChairIian Alexander Of the merchant ma rine committee providing in general terms that every passenger carrying vessel must hereafter be equipped with enough life belts for every passenger and member of the crew and with life boats sufficient to remove from stricken ship at the one time all on board. It also extends the inspet ton of ocean ping steamers to those flying foreign lags put which touch at United States ports. The other measure was introduced by Repr esenta- tive Hardy of Texas and made more h. flexible the clearance for vessels not manned according to law.
 Another measure for which long nSht had been made was the bill of Repre- sentative Simmons of New York regulat-
 ing the importation of nursery stock and empowering the secretary of agriculture to establish a quarantine agains, insect pests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-11
FULL BULL MOOSE
 TICKET IN OHIO

Columbus. O., August 10-A full pro- gressve ticket in Ohio probably will re- sult from defeat of Roosevelt supporters on the republican state central commit tee when a gubernatorial candidate was selected today. Roosevelt men were beat en II to and Gen. R. B. Brown named to head the state ticket. lmmedi- ateIy after the meeting the eight Roose- welt men resigned.
 The committee met today fo select candidate to replace Judge E. l.. Dillon who withdrew recently. General Brown was the nominee for lieutenant governor. The committee after the eight vacancies are flled. will meet next Tuesday to s-s- feet successor for General Brown on the ticket.
 Not only did Walter D.. Brown who led the Roosevelt fight in ahe recent primary withdraw as member of the committee but he gave notics of his resignation as member of the republican national com mittee Mir Brown stated tonight that a full progressive ticket probably would be put out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-11
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Hundreds reported dead from earth
 quake shock.
 Mexicans blame United States Sena-
 tor for peace failure.
 Many visitors at summer nome or
 Governor Wilson.
 Debate on more pay for rural mall car
 riers.
 Moro opposition to canal bill. Becker had money in several banks. a-Sentence Jones to die September 13. Three aldermen have confessed. Estate farmers to meet in Anniston. Huntsville spring chemically pure. 4-Ten years of Alabama. b-Political gossip puts several gover-
 Dors Tn race.
 All is ready for bond issue election
 tomorrow.
 Opinions on the bond issue. v-Onc Birmingham boy has zoo all of
 bis own. 7-At the churches. s-Jchn T. Evans on the fine work done
 by Red Mountain camp. 9-Street is pleased by Wilson speech. 1o-Congress and President are at sword
 points. 1l-Birmingham views differ widely on
 strength Of Moose. 12-Present Congress has good record or
 achievement. 1s- Two capitals hold interest in Europe 14-SportS. I5-Appeals to Pope to stop the war. Sports. 1c-Colonel says new era has started. IT. Secretary Knox will go to Japan. Hughes talks on moose convention. 21-Tuscaloosa's new railroad line. 22- Itinerary of the visiting chemists 2S-Attalla quite an industrial center. 24-Aarns of ihe courthouse gang. % Society. 27-Heart to Heart Talks-By Edwin A.
 We 2s-Edtcriai page. 19-Bn Vines on the Minority Leader. Men Who flame Made Alabama, Sam
 uel F Rise-By B. F. Riley. D. D. Birmingham in Posse-By George
 Eaves. D. D.
 The Tale of the Handy Billy-By Me-
 Lane Tilton, Jr. so-Piquik Club of Woodlawn: What It Is
 and What il Does-By w. J. Zbinden, D-Senate disagrees with Hitchcock.
 Live church news of the whole world. S2-Paris In August very dull place e3-Some automobile gossip of interest to
 owners. drivers and others. 34-British press in farm fight ss-Doliys Dialogues. s7-Our Young Folks sS-The Slums of Panama-By Frank e.
 Carpenter Ss-A Classic in Page-Doctor Marirold-
 By Charles Dickens. 4o-Real Romances of the Business World. Mandy. 41-Ma arkets. ls-Mr. Dooley on The Metropolis. 4g-Comic 4f-Comic. l5-Comic. 'r<s-comse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-11
INTEREST IN TRIAL 0F LABOR LEADERS
The Darrow Case Will Go to the Jury on
 Friday

Los Angeles, Cal, August f0.-As the trial of Clarence S Darrow, for alleged jury bribery draws to close attention to union labor leaders on the Pacific coast Is being directel to the coming trials at Indianapolis. Tifty-four leaders CT others affiliated in less degree with crganized labor on October t>are to face federal charges for violation of the law
 relative to the interstate transportation of dynamite.
 ortie McManigai whose confession brought about the arrest of the McNam- ara brothers and indirectly that of the other union men accused in the so-calle1 dynamite conspiracy will be taken to h. dianapols to testify.
 Malcom McLaren, the detective who has had charge of McManigal since his arrest and who has assisted ia the prose cution of the Darrow case, said today that McMangal would not be taken to Indianapolis until iiry has been se- lected McLaren win be an important witness for the government.
 McManigal's long incarceration In the county jail Is said to have told upon him severely although those who have access to him assert his health IS good. IL IS generally believed ne will. gain his lib- erty after the conclusion of the federal trials at Indianapolis and Los Angeles. Officials believe that at least q year will be required to dispose of all the cases.
 So great has been the demand for the seats at the bribery trial of Clarence S.. Darrow next week. when final arguments will be made, that admittance probably will be arranged by card.
 The entire week will be given over to oratory with the case going finally to the jury not later than Friday evening. To- day there was no session. as the taking of evidence was completed yesterday.
 Assistant District Attorney w. J. Ford will make the opening argument for the prosecution Monday. He will be followed Tuesday by Attorney Horace H. Appel who will open for the defense. Appel wilt divide the day with Chief Counsel Larl Rogers, who is expected to continue his speech through the greater part of Wednesday.
 Because of his ora atorical power. Dar- rows closing speech in his own behalf is expected to excite the most interest. The accused probably will begin his plea to tlo fury late Wednesday afternoon, con- oluding Thursday afternoon, after which District Attorney. J. D. Fredericks will make the closing argument, using proba- bly all of Friday. f