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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-02
STEVE GRIFFIN
DRAWS $25 Inc:
Especial to The Times-Dispatch1

iSPeSldl 10 Inc Ilmc5- Dls pa tch.
Norfolk. Va. July l.--Steve Griffin,
manager OF the Richmond baseball
team. will be S25 short when the next
pay day rolls around. If President
Boatwrisht. Of tho Virginia League.
sustains Umpire Norcum. who today
put a fine or that amount on the Colts
pilot
Norcum says Steve called him bad
name and dared him 10 fine him Sa5
steve was at the bat in Portsmouth,
ana IN trying TO step out Of the way OF
one of Howells shoots the ball hit his
bat and rolled into fair territory.
Howell scooped up the ball in time to
make double play. Steve protested.
but Norcum said the ball was fair and
called both men out. Then. ACCORDING.
TO Norculn, Steve used bad language.
Norcun imposed n fine of $25 on the
Richmond manager.
Why don't YOU make il S25?" Crit
fin shouted, adding more epithets. ac-
cording TO Norcum
'All right. IN accommodate you."
the umpire replied, and bcckoned for a
policeman Then Griffin was escorted
OFF the field
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Lynch to Investigate
Assault.

New York, July 1.--Although no
complaint hns been filed rs yet, ~
WINS stated to-day mt National
League headquarters that President
Lynch would investigate the assault
made upon John McGrnw, manager
OF the New York Cunts, Ivy Pitcher
brennan, of the Philadelphia team.
after the game in Philadelphia yes
terday. President Lynch was cA-
pected back I'm New York late this
afternoon. Secretary Heydler said
no mention of the trouble was made
In the umpire's report of the game.
While 1t liz customary to tnke mp
such mntters from formal COM
plants filed by club mnnngers or
presidents, II Is nevertheless within
the powers OF the league president
10 Investigate violation OF the league
regulations and Impose punishment
without waiting for complaints OF
protests.
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FIRST TRACK MEET
PROVES BIG SUCCESS
Boy Scouts Show Real Class in Track and Field
Event Ginter Park Troop Wins Silver Cup-T
Westman and Dwight Carpenter Star

The first track and field meet Of the
BOY Scouts of Richmond was held yes
terday on the campus Of the Union
Theological Seminary, before many en-
thusiastic admirers OF the youngsters
competing. TO say that the meet was
success is stating fact mildly.
old and young enjoyed every minute
OF the sport. and some of the per-
forrnnnces of the embryo stars of the
cinder path were really remarkable.
T. Westman. OF Troop -, was the
individual star. winning the silver
medal Dwight Carpenter won the
running high jump and the baseball
throw. and captured the bronze medal.
Ginter Park Troop, IN class No. /. took
the journal cup by n big margin. while
Troop No IL walked away with the
Berry cup. in class .. r. Dudley in
this troop. With twenty-onc points. won
the silver medal in this class. and II. r.
Smith. OF the same troop, won the
bronze medal, with score OF 10 points
J. Tyree. Of Troop u. had fourteen
POINTS. j. Tallman. of Barton Heights
troop had nine points out OF possible
thirteen. The summary:
Class No. l.
25-yard dash--T. Westman blue rib
bon f Wilson. red ribbon; p. Cridlen.
5o-yard dash->'r. westman. blue rib
bon: r Wilson. rcd ribbon; b Cridlen.
white ribbon.
15-yard dash-F Wilson, blue ribbon;
T. Westman. red ribbon; B. Cridlen,
white ribbon
Ban throw-D Carpenter blue rib
bon; G. Friend, red ribbon: f. Wilson,
white ribbon
Running broad-T Westman. blue
ribbon: u Carpenter, red ribbon; X
Kellogg, white ribbon.
Standing broad-T Westman. blue
ribbon: *. Kellogg, red ribbon: NJ Mar
key. white ribbon.
Running high-D. Carpenter, blue
renter and +. Wilson tie. white ribbon
Cinss No. =.
J. Tnlman, red ribbon; II. r. Smith
white ribbon.
l0o-yard dash. Tallman. blue rib
bon; J. Tyree, red ribbon; II. r Smith
white ribbon
22o-yard dssh-R Smith. blue rib
bon: K, Dudley, red ribbon G. Taylor
white ribbon.
Ball throw-R Dudley (24o feeu
blue ribbon; II r Smith (229 feeO. red
ribbon J. Tyree OLA feeD, white rib
bon.
Running broad Tyree. blue rih-
bon; II. r. Smith, red ribbon; j. Tall
man. white ribbon.
Standing broad-R. Dudley blue rib
bon; II. r Smith, red ribbon: p. Nc
Neely, white ribbon.
Running high-R. Flanagan. blue
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GIANTS SHUT OUT
PH|LLY H0PEFULS
RUDE Marquard Holds Dooin's
Pennant Chasers to Four
Abortive Bingles.
MIGHTY ALEXANDER FALLS
Three Fingers Unable to Stop
Onward March of McGraw's
Champions.

Philadelphia, July LIN vain at
tempt to regain the lead loet by yes
terday's defeat Manager Doom sent in
the mighty Alexander against the
Giants. but neither he. NXey, Mayer
nor Marshall could stop the new lead
ers. who rolled up a total of seven
teen hits and ten runs. RUDE Mar
guard, In the meantime, was pitching
oGe OF the best games OF his career
The Phillies found him for four scat
tered hits. and not a man received
free pass
HerzoS was again the hero of the
occasion. getting TWO two baggers and
a single out of three trips. and Muir
ray had the same result out OF five
Practically every one OF the visitors
runs were earned. as the Philliee only
miscued once. The score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond mt Portsmouth.
Newport News Mt Petersburg.
Norfolk at Roanoke.

Norfolk. Va. July l.-Richmond got
sweet revenge on Portsmouth o-day
for yesterdays defeat. and came dan
eerously near banking the Pirates,
The Colts hit the ball to all corners of
the lot. and Piez connected for two
bases Fl Griffin, who did the twirling
FOR the visitors toyed with the locals.
md when men We're on bases he simply
could not he found. Griffin also famed
i've men, and III the sixth inning, when
things looked squally. he got out Of n
tad hole with only ono score against
him.
The visitors started after Howell in
the first inning. They smacked the
bali just out OF reach OF FEEDERS and
ran bases like deer. They secured four
runs in this inning. Rogers nipped
every Pirate who tried TO pilfer a base.
ana he made several of them hug the
initial sack when he threw TO Raley
to catch them playing off
The visitors secured thirteen hits off
Howell. the worst beating the Pirate
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NIL OUGHL|N
TO OPPOSE DOUST
Australian and American Will
Meet in Tennis Finals for
Worlds Championship.

Wimbledon. Eng, July STANLEY ".
Doust the Australasian Davis team
captain. to-day beat Oscar Kreutzer.
the German champion. in the seminal
round OF the all England gentlemen's
singles championship lawn tennis
tournament by three straight sets.
Go. &c. 6---3
Doust will meet Maurice f. Nc
Loughlin the American champion. in
the final round either tomorrow or
Thursday to decide who is TO play A.
T. WildinS for the title.
McLoughlin defeated Doust In the
Davis cup singles played in New York
on June by three straight sets
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FRENCHMEN WIN
INGOLF MATCHES

La Boulie France. July 1.-France
to-day won the international golf
match between teams OF professionals
representing France and the United
States. The Frenchmen beat the
American players in ali of the four
single matches, thus with Yesterdays
TWO wins in four-ball games. scoring
six out of the possible six points
Arnaud Massey beat Tom Mcnamara,
the Metropolitan open titleholdcr, bv .
up and 20 play. Louis Teller bea Il
Aiec Smith. OF Wyagyl, the American
Champion. by 6 up and to play. Jean
Gassiatt beat Michael j. Brady. OF
Wallaston. by up and to play.
Pierre Lafiitte beat John j. McDer-
mott. United States national champion.
by up and to play.
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TIGERS LOSE AGAIN

Detroit Mich. June THE White
So1 tool, another from the Tigers, to
to-day. The Sox took the Lead in
the third. when TWO runs were scored
Cicot,e walked. and Beal!'s single sent
him 10 third. Beall being caught at
second on Neach's NUT OF Raths
fly. Cicotte scored. Ra,h stole sec
ond and third, and scored on Lords
double. In the sixth the Tigers tied
II up By getting 10 Cicotte for four
clean wallops. TWO OF them by Craw-
ford and Cobb Scott then started in
and held the locals The winning score
came IN the eighth W!llett pitched
a good game, allowing but five hits,
while Cicotte and Scott were touched
for nine. The Tigers could not hi:
when hits meant runs. The score:
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CLIMBERS WALLOP
BOSTON RED SOX
Second in Row for Griffith's
Bunch Of Thanksgiving
Reputation Seekers.
THREE PITCHERS ARE USED
Engle, Mullin and Hughes All
Called In to Help Defeat
Champions.
THREE PITCHERS ARE USED

Boston. July 1.-The Red Sox. with
wagner back, and with their lineup
changed for the first time in two years,
had n nice little lead TO /. when
the NTH inning opened day. Then
the Senators scored two runs Off Be-
dent. Leonard relieving him. and there
was no more damage until the ninth,
wnen n wild throw by Leonard O. pass
and late throw TO third by Leonard
for force out. filled the bases with no
one out. Hall went TO the box, ana
Williams pasted the second ball pitched
10 riSht for three bases. That settled
IL. The scnrr.
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ribbon: II. r. Smith, red ribbon; j.
Tallman, white ribbon.
Relay-Troop l6.
officials.
G. a. Wilson, starter. Lewis Adair
and Jervis Taylor. clerks of course
~ y. Wilson Howard Spencer and
Henry Taylor. judges II. c. Sladd of
hcial scorer.
This meet was given under the au-
spices OF the Ginter Park Troop. OF
which s c. Taylor is assistant scout
master and athletic director.
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SECOND FOR BRAVES

Boston. Mass. July l.-Boston took
the second straight game from Brook
lyn to-day to 3. The home team
started we'll. but the visitors fell on
Curtis in the fourth and hatted him
out OF the box. scoring five runs.
Yingl!ng checked the fusilladc. but
Rudolph frightened up in the last seven
innings. Fast fielding featured the
contest. The score:
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CUBS TRIM PIRATES

Chicago. July 1.-The Cubs trimmed
the Pirates 3 TO IN a fast we'll played
game to-day. In the first inning two
singles. followed by Zmmerman s
triple. scored three Cub runs. From
that time on there was nothing doing
until the ninth. when Pittsburgh scored
two on Millers single, followed by VIII
sons homer. The score:
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CHANCE PROTESTS GAME

New York July frank Chance
protested to-day's game, which Phila-
delph!a won from New York to /.
basins his protest on Umpir/ Dineen's
ruling in the fourth inning. when ha
sent Borton back TO bat after a scratch
single Barry had hit Umpire Dineen
on the head in relaying the ball to nrst
base. HartZell crossed the plate and
Borton reached second. but both men
We're sent back. The score:
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HARDING SOLD TO
W|NSTON-SALEM

Bristol Tenn. July 1-Harding,
Bristors giant young twirler in the
Appalachian League. who started with
the Nashville High School boys two
years ago. has been sold to Winston
Salem, of the Carolina Association, for
$500, with proviso that If he makes
good to the end of the season. Bristol
is to receive 5000 additional
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ST LOUIS LOSES TO REDS

Cincinnati. Ohio. July 1.-Cincinnati
INDUCED in a batting bee and easily
defeated St Louis to-day II TO 4.
Griner. who started the game for St.
Louis. was knocked out of the box in
the sixth. Steele, who succeeded him,
was hammered for three hits and two
runs. Benton, for Cincinnati. was also
hit hard. The score:
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Portsmouth.

Summary; Two base hits--Piez. Home
run--Evans. Stolen bases--Newton,
Laval, Bresnahan, Ebcrts. Double
plays-Howell to Evans, Newton to
Raley. Sacrifice hits--Laval. Raley.
Base on balls-Of Griffin. .: off Howell.
5. Left on ba ses-Richmond. s; Ports
mouth. 10. Hit by pitched ball-AIun-
day. Struck out-By Griffin, 5; by
Howell. g. Time of game. 40. UNI
pire, Norcum.
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PhlladeIphia-
Totals 20 "a IS Totals ..al 6a711
'Batted for Bush In fifth.
tor in
Ia INtH IVI IoIIVI III &c
& ora nv inptnps

Sore by inninge: r.
New York Observation-Disclosures o 0 c-l
Phiiadelphia .i;....::'.3; So, 900 "a
inpaugh. Borton (2). Two-base hit-Baker.
Three base hit-Baker Sacrifice hits-Fisher,
BUSH to Barry to Mclnnis. Left on bases
New York. Z; Philadelphia. T. First base
on bals-Off Fisher. 3; off Bush 8; off
Houck. 3. Struck out-By Fisher. 1; by
Houck .. Umpires Dineen and Egan. Time
Of game. l:45.
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Totals .s5 II II 81 Is Totals ...32 1 10 "a 1s
'Devore right field and centre field.
;Whitted. right fieid and second base.
Batted for Higgins in seventh.
Slated for Steele In ninth.
Score by innings. r.
Cincinnati .....................0 o I o 36 XII
st. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 02 / 00I0 o.
Summary: Errors--Devore. Berghammer.
Two bose hits-Bescher Clarke. Konetchy.
Magee. Three-baae hits-Rescher. Benton.
Hauser. Sacrifice hits--Devore.. Benton. Ma
gee. Oakes (?). O'Leary. Stolen bases-De-
wore. Marsans (2). Berghammer. Groh. Now
rey. Double plays-.Groh to Hoblitzei; driner
to 'Konetchy to Mclean: O'Leary TO- Konet.
Griner, IL: of Steele. 3. First base on balls
OF Benton, 9; on Griner. 2; on Steele, ].
Struck out-By Benton. 8; by Griner. 1; by
J. Hit by pitcher-By Steele, l. Wild
pitch-Benton. UmpiTes, Brennan and Eaeon.
Time OF game, 1;S2
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Virginia League

Richmond. q; Portsmouth, 1.
Newport News. 2; Petersburg, 3.
RoanOkc. :; Norfolk, 3 (firKt
Enmc).
Roanoke, .; Norfolk, (sccond
EHmcD.
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GAME WON BY COLTS
IN VERY FIRST FRAME
Score -Four Runs Oft Howell in the Opening Box,
While Harry Griffin Is Never in Danger.
Sole Tally for Pirates Is Result of
Evanss Circuit Smite in Sixth
-wirler has sustained this season.

twirler has sustained this season.
Newton put up great game at short
for the Richmonders, and Cooks play
ing In centre for the Pirates was also
feature. Cook pulled down long
one OFF Lavafs bat that looked good
for three bases, making the catch while
running with his back to the ball. The
score:
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SuinmarS: Errors-Cheney. Two-base hit
Cheney, Three base hit-Zimmerman. Home
run-Wilson Sacrifice hit-Saier. Stolen
base-Leach. Double plays-Z!mmerman to
Safer. Bridwell TO Evers to Safer. Left on
bnses--Pittsburgh. 5: Chicago. s. First base
on balls-On Robinson. J: of Cheney 2.
Struck out-By Robinson. /; by Hendrix. q;
by Cheney. . Wild pitch-Roblnson. I'M
p!rcs, ougley and Ems!e. Time OF game.
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Score by innings: r.
Shicago ....'.....:.........-...o 0 20 %
summary: Errors-Chase. Weaver Bush.
Wit Louden 90. Two-base hits-Bush. Lord
CD. Chase. Three hit-Veach. Sacrifice
htts-Collias t?). Bodie. Weaver. Stolen
bases-Rath, Bush Moriarity. Left on bases
Chicago {: Detroit, S HitE-Oh Cicotte
in 6 innings off scott. in 3 innings First
base on balls-Of cicotte. /, off Wiilett. 3:
of Scott. !. Struck out-By Cicotte Q: by
Scott 2. Hit BY pitcher-By Wilett. /
(BealD. Umpires, Evans and Sheridan.
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Boston.

summary: Errors~SWebney, smith. TWO
base h!ts-Stengei Hummel. Titus. Miller.
hits-Miller. Myers. Stolen bases-Cutshaw,
Sweeney. Stengel Double play-Cutshaw to
Humme to Daubert. Left on bases-Boston,
j; Brooklyn, .. First base on balis-Oh Cur
tbs. 2; off Rudolph. g. Struck out-By Wing
ling. /; by Rudolph. /. Empires. Rigier and
Byron. Time of game 80.
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AMERICAN

Washington. {; Boston, 4.
81. Louis-Cleveland (wet grounds).
Philadelphia q; New York, l.
Chicago. 3; Detroit, ..
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,'u.ItFFH! y 1"rt-- JUUIar. IWO- batc hItH-
Murray ca. Magec. Herzog (2). Lobert Sac
rihce hit-Doyle. Stolen bases-Fletcher (?).
Double play-Lobert to Krabe. Left on
bases-New York, Q. Philadelphia. J. First
base on baiis-On Alexander. g. OF Marshall
!. Struck out-By Marouard T. By Rixey
Cmpires Klein and Ortiz. Time OF game.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY

New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Washington.

Shanks. left field and right ncld
f3atted Tor Mullin in ninth.
IRAN for Moeller In afth.
Batted FOR Gedeon In ninth.
Slated for Hall In ninth
Score by innings: r.
Washington ...................O ol 1000 ~
Boston ........................l o q a 0 o a o.
summary: Errors-Leonard. Two-base
hits-Gand! Mcbride. Moelier Engle. WaE-
ner. Three base hits-W!lils ms. Hooper. Sac
iihce nies-Stilan. Speaker. stolen b.ses-Fos-
ter. Milan. Hooper. Double piays-McBr
TO Morgan TO Gaudil; Gandn TO Mcbride TO
Gand!l. Left on bases-Washington. :. Boston,
.. First base on ba,s-On Bedient. !. on Leon
ard. ,. on Engel, {. OF Mulin. ! ; or Hughes
!. Struck out-By Engei. g. BY Bed.en, 1; by
Leonard Empires Connolly and McGreevy.
Time OF game. .:i2.
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Pittsburgh

'Batted for Coleman In seventh,
tBatted for Robinson in eighth.
tBaued for Butler In ninth.
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PLAY TODAY.

Washington al Boston
Philadelphia at New York
Cleveland at st. Louis
Chicago at Detroit
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Chicago, 3; Pittsburgh, ..
New York, 10; Philadelphia. o.
Boston. 6: Brooklyn. 3.
Cincinnati, IL; st. Louis, 4.
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Tf'Atted Tot Mayer IN Sixth.
BURNS. right reld and left field.
Srore hv ippinr..
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Detroit.


Totals ..s5 9 81 % Totals ~ 3 go I
Wit out: hit by bat;ed ball
tran for Mckee In ninth
fBactcd for W!llett In ninth.
! Hntfa ed C,icn,tA In
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score by innings:
lEnSbfn-sao

shai ioE .Not4Ier IN nun.
Batted for Gedeon In ninth.
Slated for Hall In ninth.
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New York.

Totals 30 ~ Totals 40 10 II q !
'Batted for Alexander in third.
PM. aI f.r a L.. -.
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batted for cico,te in sew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-04

First published Jan. i8, 1879
SHERiFF's SALE


State Of Oklahoma, Grady County, IS.
The First National Bank OF verden,
plaintiff, VS.. Sherman Hostick ct al.
defendants.
Notice is hereby given that, BY yir-
tue Of an order OF sale to me directed
and now in my hands, issued out the
clerks office of District Court. State
Of Oklahoma, in and for the County
Of Grady. upon a judgment rendered
in said court in favor Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Verden and against II.
J. Gaskill. have levied upon the fol.
lowing described real property of said
defendant to-wit:
Lots seven t7) and eight (Sl in block
four tN. in the Town Of verden. Grady
County, Oklahoma.
And that l shall. on Tuesday, the
18th day Of February, A. d. 1918, at
the hour of II O'Clock a. m. Of said
day, at the front door Of the court
house, in said county and state, pro
ceed to sell the right, title and inter
est Of the above named II J, Gaskin
in and TO the above described property
to satisfy said judgment and costs,
amounting to sixteen hundred sixty
eight dollars and ten cents. together
with all aeeruing costs OF sale, and
interest on the same from the 18th
day OF October, 1919, at the rate OF
10 per cent per annum at public auc
ton to the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN c. LEWIS,
Sheriff Grady Comfy.
By J. A. THOMPSON,
Deputy.
c. NJ. FECHHEIMER,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated at Chickasha this leth day Of
January. 1918. i-lS-SOd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-04
Real Estate
for Sale

GO acres 4 miles west Of chickasha
good Groom house, cistern, barn, l5O0
bearing fruit trees; viii sell for S55OO
and will take $4,000 worth Of Chieka.
sha property clear Of debt
Groom modern house, nearly new, at
724 Minnesota avenue Price. for quick
sale, $1,000.
4-rcom frame plastered house, shed
and cistern, storm cave, lot 15Oxl65
on Southwest HILL Price sl4O0; viii
trade for vacant lot forth $500; price
sll0o.
4-room frame plastered house, near
" new; lot 5Oxl65; close in. Price
$500; 5000 win handle the place.
4-room frame house barn, good
well, storm cave, lot 5Oxl65, West Hill
Price $500; s25 down and balance 10
per month.
10 acres Of land, 2 miles west Of city
to rent, or will sell on easy terms.
100 acres Or land in Ellis county
Okla; loan Of 5000 win trade for live
stock or good chickasha property
Price s25O0.
1 | write f1re ana tornado Insurance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-04
First published Jan S, 1879
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UNDER
EXECUTION,

EGQ INV
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance 10 a writ of execution issued
out Of the clerks office Of the Superior
Court in and for Grady County, State
Of Oklahoma, on the second day Of
January, 1913, in an action wherein
the Perkins Windmill Company. a cor
poration, was plaintiff, and NJ. L. Shell
ton F. P. Bradley and s H. Douthit
we're defendants, commanding me to
levy upon the property belonging to
said defendants sufficient to satisfy a
judgment rendered IN said action in
favor Of the Perkins Windmill Com.
pany, corporation, against NJ. L.
Shelton, i. p. Bradley and s. II. Dout-
hit for the sum Of $eS462, including
debt and interest with Sl7,S5 costs,
| have levied upon certain lands and
tenements belonging to said N. \
Shelton and F. p. Bradley, not exempt
\ from sale under execution, for want
Of goods and chattels Of the said N. l.
Shelton, p. P. Bradley and S. H Dout
bit, to-wit
Lots numbered two t2l and three
lS), in block eight ls), Of the Town b
Rocky Ford, Grady County, Oklahoma
according to the official map and pIaf
thereof, the property Of N. /. Shelton
The entire interest Of the defend
ants, NJ. l.. Shelton and F. P. Bradley
the same being an undivided two
fifths interest in the following prop
erty: Blocks one ID, two ~ thre,
lS), four t4), five (5), six (6) ant
nine (s); lots one ID to fourteen 1D
in block seven az, and lot one %
and lots four (4) to twenty-eight (2sl
in block eight (s); all in the town 0
Rocky Ford, Grady County, Oklahcma
according to the official map or pla
thereof.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereb
given that in pursuance to the com
mands OF said writ will offer for sal
and sell for cash, to the highest bic
der. said lands and tenements or S
much thereof as will satisfy the sal
judgments and costs on the sth day q
February, 1918, at two o'clock p. m. Z
said day at the front door Of the cour
house in the City Of Chickasha, i
said county and state
Witness my hand lhis January III
1913