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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
U. OF 0. is LITTLE
SHY ON MATERIAL
Some Weak Spots Found in Lineup
of the Foot Ball Team Made Up
by University of Omaha.
COACH PATCHING UP THE HOLES

Coach Delamatre OF the University OF
Omaha foot ball squad Is dubious over
the prospects this sea- II more foot
ball candidates do not turn out The
coach has been handicapped In this re-
spect from the start and meausres TO
remedy the weakness have met with
small results. A determined effort Is to
be made this week TO turn out all avail
able material.
Delamatre Is building the varsity team
around only four veterans since Captain
Bruce broke a bone in his right hand.
The back field Will hinge on Earnie
Adams, a speedy halfback. who was the
offensive mainstay OF the lineup last
year. The other veterans. seibert, jerks
and Dc Bolt. will be used on the line
Need "a Quarterback.
The serious problem of filling the quar-
terback petition was solved last week
when Jap" Leach. formerly OF the
South Omaha High school. came out for
the team. Leach has been showing up
unusually we'll He is heady, shlfty on
his feet and is excellent IN running down
punts. Korbmaker. another newcomer
from the South Omaha High school has
cinched the position at center
One OF the problems confronting the
coach Is the developing of a punter and
drop kicker. Adams seemsthe logical
man, but has not had much experience in
this line.
For the first time In years the line
gives promise OF developing into a real
stone barrier Wilson, 24O-pound guard
with several years OF high school expe-
rience, is showing up well. and so is Jen-
kins, Gangleman, Lowe and Allerton
There are a number OF good men out
for the ends. but so far no selection has
been made.
Delamatre has not given hts squad
much scrimmage practice. The squad
has been tackling booting the ball and
running signals but has hardly been In
condition for scrimmage work. Della
matre expects to start this work Monday
at practice game.
The game with York college at York.
scheduled for october 1. has been changed
to September 30. The Omaha team will
leave Wednesday evening. returning home
Friday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
Bessie Says Foster
Can Lick Alexander

Claude Bessie. one OF ths Omaha fans
who picked Boston to cop the worlds
series last year. says the Red Sox will
cop the honors this year. Bessie is an ex-
pert on worlds series. Last year Bessie
saw the Braves beat Philadelphia the
first game and promptly predicted four
straight for Stalnngs crew.
This year Bossie is again going to take
in the SERIES 'If Foster and Alexander
oppose each other In the first game de-
clares Bessie. my bets go on Foster.
And the Red Sox win clean up. II Foster
doesn't oppose Alexander In the first
game, I'm not sure how I'll place my
coin"
AS a result of the milk inspectors sue
cessful representation last year. Omaha
fans who favor the Phils are becoming q
bit leary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PRINCETON
City Firemen and
Bartenders to Mix
On Diamond Today

Nine firemen. members Of omaha's cell
ebrated fire department and nine bar
tenders who answer here when the
roll Of the Omaha Bartenders' union is
called are beeked TO battle nine rounds
OF base ball at Post park in Benson to-
day.
DuolCy Holmes Is the manager OF the
bartenders. Louis Wavrin will direct the
fire laddiss. Both assert victory Is theirs.
For four days ten-round, no-decision con-
versation bouts have been staged between
this pair and today win settle 1t.
As the firemen must be at work by
o'clock and the time It will take to play
the game Is likely to extend into hours,
the fray win be started at 1880.
In addition to the ball game an ath-
letio program OF interesting events Is
scheduled.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26

the pennant."
In addition to being the pitching wizard
OF the league, Alexander u the iron man
OF 1915, lie has Won thirty games this
year, far more than any other pitcher.
He has pitched almost 400 innings. He
has asked Moran permission to pitch
three games in the worlds series and
there isn't a National league fan who
doesn't believe Grover Cleveland would
win all three.
Nebraska has a particular pride in the
accomplishments OF Alexander. for Alex
ander is Nebraska product. His home
today is In st. Paul. Neb.. 'and when the
tall. lean, lanRy. freckled Grover faces
the Boston Red sox In the worlds series
he will have all, OF Nebraska behind him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
GOldie G. Takes 2:l8
Pace at Columbus

COLUMBUS. o., Sept. 25-From the un.
finished 21S pace Of Friday nd two over
night races. there came this afternoon
eleven heats on the sixth program, Of
Columbus grand circuit racing. Goldie
took the 2:ls pace. Thistle Patch lost
two chances by breaks inside the distance
mark. Red Mike. a heavily backed second
choice. made break in today's first heat
and was shut out.
Nata Prime took the special trot IN
straight heats, but the pacing event was
prolonged through five heats.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
fccook wins from HoIbrooll

MCOOK, Neb., Sept. B.-(speoia
feated HOlbrook High School team
the first game of the season Friday
ernoon, Is TO s. The HOlbrook hus
held the locals In the first half I
score OF TO Z. but the balloon went
In the SECOND. when. by end runs
riOrs made three touchdowns, one OF
touchdowns coming In the last qua
when Jeffries OF McCook made a n
yard run, the most spectacular plaI
the, game. Coach Strain IL feeling
hefhad an aggregation which will end
season. like last year. as champtOnl
southwestern Nebraska
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
Drexels to st. Paul.

Last night two of OmahaS champion
ship mines departed over the Northwest
ern TO invade foreign fields. The Drexels,
who won the Glass championship. went
to ST. Paul. where they will battle a
Class A team today While the Drexels
do not expect to trim the Class A champs.
OF the northern village. they expect 70
put up a stiff fight. Among the Drexels
who took the trip are; Livingston. Storey.
Shields, Gurnett. Bushman. KENNY.
Sherer. Connolly. Krejie. Dwarak, Koch
Ter. oBrien. Bushman and Drexel.
The G.. A. Nelson's, champions Of class
G. went TO Sioux City for a game today.
Among those who took the trip are: M.
weige. Gerhardt, Mccoy. d. Wedge. Bo-
san, Meitlipger. Miller. Lang. Mancuso
and Johnson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
BIG AMATEUR FRAY
ION PROGRAM TODAY
Championship Teams of Omaha and
Duluth Will Battle at Rourke
Park This Afternoon.
HOT COMBAT IS EXPECTED

Providing the dispenser of the we'll
known weather doesn't take Il into his
head to crab the doings-and hopes aren't
particularly bright in view of yesterdays
prediction-the local amateur base ball
season will close In blaze Of glory this
afternoon at Rourke park when the
Luxus, champions of omaha, will battle
the Edisons, champions of Duluth. in the
first of the inter-city series games held
under the auspices of the National ANA
teur Base Ball association in Omaha
Omaha amateur fans have been looking
forward to this combat for weeks. They
have long wondered and pondered on the
--eLhnty of the Buxus crew relative to the
strong amateur teams of other cities. The
Duluth team comes to Omaha heralded
as champions and the local fans will get
their wish.
Duluth has already beaten the champs
OF st. Paul This trick they turned on
their home lot a week ago. They are
confident OF trimming the local lads as
well.
Luxus out for Blood.
But should they make good their boast.
1t will only be after a tough tussle. For
the Luxus are going into the game today
with fire In their eyes; they are out for
blood All week Manager Johnny Dem
nison has been toiling with his pupils. He
has been drilling them hard and when
they take the feid today they win be in
shape to put up the battle of their career.
Little chubby Guy Holland will be on
the mound for the brewers. His south
paw slants have been battling to local
swatsmiths. and there isn't much chance
that the Minnesota chaps will turn the
fray into Suggest. On the other hand,
Alder. the Duluth hnrler, is said to be a
stingy youth and advance indications
point to pitchers battle that will be a
corker.
Eleven members Of the Duluth squad
arrived in Omaha yesterday, They are
tstopping at the Hotel Rome. The re-
Z naming three players on the team will
get in this morning
Auto Ride Today.
At . o'clock this morning the Duluth
lads will be given an automobile tour
around the city, Acting Mayor Butler.
Commissioners Hummel and Drexel, Dick
Grotte and Jake Krug will provide ma
chimes for the amateurs. The ride will
take about two hours.
This evening after the game Manager
Dennison of the Luxus will give ban
quet for the visitors and his own team.
The amateur association hoped to give
the banquet, but found its funds too low,
so Manager Johnny stepped forward and
offered to foot the bill so that the visitors
could be banqueted.
Good Curtain-Raiser.
The big attraction this afternoon will
start at $780, At 1850 preliminary game
will be played. This game will be be-
tween the Brewn Park Merchants. run
ners-up in, the. Class B city series, and
an all-star nine picked from players In
the American league This game should
be a good one and wen worth the two
bit admission price itself.
The street car company has promised
added street car service so that no do
lays will be encountered in going to OF
from the park,
Lneups Of the teams in the inter-city
series game are ss follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
GREELEY BASE BALL TEAM
WINS COUNTY AMPi0NSHlF

GREELEY, Neb.. sept. 2S-(specisl.)-
The local team cinched the Greeley
county championship by defeating In
succession Wolbach. Scotia and spalding
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
during the celebration Of the Greeley
County fair. All three games were fast
and were hotly contested. The features
OF the three days tournament were the
pitching Of Hirsh and Riley and the bat
ting OF Daugherty and Gus Williams.
whose heavy hitting defeated Scotia on
Thursday Friday afternoon Spalding
forfeited TO Greeley because OF a dis
puted decision I'm the last half OF the
ninth. The score then stood to 8 in
favor Of Spalding. Score. Wednesdays
came. RHW
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
PITTSBURGH.
BOSTON
sBatted for Baird in mint

'Batted for Gibson in seventh.
Boston .;y.."...'".d Q go g
Two-base hits: Magee. Gibson. Three
base hit: Barney. Stolen bases: Moran,
Maranville. Double play: Wagner TO
Viox to Johnston. Bases on balls: OFF
Tyler, 1; off Hughes i; off Mamaux, 8;
off Slattery, /. Hits: OFF Tyler, In
two and one-third innings; off Hughes,
in six and two-thirds innings; off Har-
mon, in two innings, and none In third
Off Mamaux, in five innings; off Stat
terry, none in two innings. Struck out:
BY Tyler. 1; by Hughes, 8: by Mamaux,
3. Umpires: KLEIN and Emslie. A-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
CHICAGO WINS SECOND
GAME FROM JAPANESE

TOXIC. Japan. Sept. 25.-rhe Univer-
sity of Chicago base ball team played
the second game OF its Japanese tour to-
DAY and again scored a victory. II de-
feated the team Of the University OF
Keio. Score; R.H.E
Chicago .-s..'-s-ss.s--. .sssss.s-s.'--'sst
ksi0 ...................'.......l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
Quakers Win from
West Virginia Team

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. "a touch
down following forward pass gave the
University Of Pennsylvania a victory
over West Virginia today In the first
foot ball game OF the season on Franklin
field by the score of to 0.
The weather was warm and in eOnse-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
Reds Are Easy for
Brooklyn Dodgers

CINCINNATI. Sept &.-Broohlyn made
sixteen hits off three Cincinnati pitchers
today and won easily, 8 TO 4. Daubert
made a two-bagger and a homo run,
while Stengers triple in the second was
good for two runs. Stengel later scored
on Wheat's single. Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
Pirates Lose Game
To Boston Braves

PITTSBURGH. Sept 25-Plttsburgh lost
their game at home today to Boston. 5
to 2 Harmon was hit hard in the third
inning and was forced to give way to
Mamaux. Tyler was also hit hard In the
same inning. but was relieved by Hughes
in time II stop scoring. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
Totals. IN 6H
sBatted Off Hornsby m ninth.

New York ..........2 0 O8O 20 d
st. Louis ..,........2 0 0 o / 0 0 0
Two-hase hits: Doyle, Fletcher, Bud
Stolen bases: Long. Miller. Double plal
Doak TO Snyder to Bethel to Hornsl
Huggins 10 H0rnsby 10 Miller, Merkle|
Fletcher to Merlkle. Bases on halls:
Herbert, B. Struck out; BY Herbertl
by Doak, 4; by Sallee. 8. Hits: Off ID
s IN three and two-third innings.
Sallee. / m five and one-third inniH|
Umptres: Byron and North
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
Giants Beat Cards
By Five to Three

ST. LOUIS. Sept. S.-Doak was easy
for New York today, while Herbert. re-
oruit, held st. Louis to six hits. and the
visitors took the game from the locals.
to 8. sallee. who replaced Doak in the
fourth. after four runs had been forced.
allowed New York but one hit. Score:
NnE YORK 81 IOIna
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
MORAN'S MEN WIN
OUT In ELEVENTH
Lavender Fails as Relief Pitcher
and Cubs Hit the Bottom
Again.
DEMAREE HOLDS THE PILLS

CHICAGO Sept. eO.--Jlm Lavender, act
ing as relief pitcher, was wild and the
league leaders won out S to 4, in the
eleventh inning. making IL four out Of
five for the series. The locals came from
behind and tied the count in the ninth
inning with McCarthy's homer. Demaree
settled down after this assault and held
Chicago. Defeat put Chicago in last place
again Score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
NEBRASKA COLLEGE
FOOT BALL GOSSIP
Nebraska Wesleyan Team Practic.
ing Daily for Heaviest Schedule
in Schools History.
DoANE PLAYERS OUT OF GAME

UNIVERSITY PLACE. Neb.. Sept 25.-
Especial with the heaviest schedule
ever attempted by the team. the Wesle-
pan Coyotes are working daily In an
attempt TO get into condition TO make II
interesting for their sundry opponents
The school masters from Kearney, who
were TO have furnished a tender morsel
for the hungry Coyotes this afternoon,
called off the event, hence the first real
game will be that with the Peruvians on
their gridiron on October l. On october
s. Creighton university will play here;
on October 16. the team will meet Colo
RADIO college at Colorado Spring. and
on October %. Hastings college will play
here. On October 30, the team will meet
Morningside at sioux City. returning TO
try to husk the Cornhuskers In their
own cornfields on November 6. After
the bout with Doane college at Crete
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26

DaNNN0 AtA AA1e6. III AohLNh
'Batted for Vaughn In ninth.
AEtan TOR Cravath in tenth.
'Ron for Burns In eleventh.
Philadelphia .....,....O Il 2001 90 o Ia
Chicago .............2 o 0 o o O02O o.
TwC-hasc hits. Schultz, Williams, era
vath. Home runs: Stock. Mccarthy.
Double plays: Mccarthy to Safer; Nc
Carthy to Mulligan to Safer; Zimmerman
to Mccarthy, Williams to Zimmerman.
Bases on balls. OFF Demaree. /. off
QIogg, /; off Lavender. . Hits: OF
Hogg in four innings; off Vaughn. 3
In five innings: off Lavender, in two
innings. Struck out BY Vaughn, 81 by
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
GEORGETOWNS ARE
BEATEN BY TIGERS
Princeton's Eleven Takes Advantage
of Rivals Weakness in Fun
damentals.
SCORE THIRTEEN TO NOTHING

PRINCETON, N. j.. Sept. S.--Prinoe-
toms eleven took advantage OF George
towns weakness in fundamentals this
afternoon and defeated the visitors,
Is to 0. In the first foot bali game OF the
season here. The weather was warm for
foot ball. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
CnIlnhan Id Cincr.

The Spokane club has sold Pitcher
lahan 10 the Cincinnati National clul
immediate delivery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
Hobart and Hurley
Go Into Golf Finals

TOPEKA. Kan. Sept. 8.-Dr. Wilson
NJ. Hobart OF Denver and Harlow Hur-
ley OF Topeka went into the champion
ship finals Of the annual invitation golf
tourney OF the Topeka Country club here
today. In the semi-finals Dr, Hobart
played an uphill game, defeating Captain
II. II. Lavitt OF lei Paso. Tex. 3 up
and 1 TO play. Hurley easily defeated c.
X Minor OF Kansas City. being up at
the tenth hole, when Minor conceded the
match. The matches were played In a
driving rain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
~, .,brid,re Pn-s Up Bis score.

Cp-,brtJF~ piles Up Big Score.
CAMBRIDGE, Neb.. Sept 25.-(Special.)
Cambridge High School won the open
ing game Of the season Friday. Score:
Cambridge. y; ArapahOe. g. StanBbie.
bridge, made several sensational runs for
touchdowns. Rosser and Murdoch starred
for ArapahOe. Next Wednesday Cam
school al the Frontier County faif,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26

", the team VIII nave only
pare for the annual home
on November 10 with the
Wyoming.
pack at his old place at
sure OF a place as guard,
y contested among Buck
bid Swan. Mccormick and
|ll probably hold the ends,
Ind Willeman the tackles,
are not improbable. Kline
ular man at quarter. and
.fback, Johnson will have
|ition as right half and
'pne Of last years sub will
running mate. Williams
Is making a bid for a place
kveral other men on the
re doing good work.
unusually strong this year
Aatened several times to
varsity. Coach Kline and
b Beck are both optimistic
spects for a successful
bone from DOane.
Sept. B.-(special. with
bme OF the season but two
L Doane college foot ball
E a little gloomy over the
|e first count showed four
ID" men would constitute
Coach Schissler TO build his
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26

Jams. Miller, Heraog fhree-bssc hits:
Danbert stolen bases; Cutshaw, dets.
HerSog CD. BaSes on balls: Off Mar
one-third innings; off Lear. Q in two and
two-thirds innings; off McKenery, In
six innings; off Coombs, Z In four and
and two-third Innings. Struck out: BY
MarQuard, /; by Dale. l.; by BcKenery,
L EMPIRES: Rigler and EaSon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
Looking for TroaBls

The Kountze Park foot ball team would
like 90 schedule some games with any
4 Class teams not averaging over l55
pounds. cal Bud LAWYER at Webster %.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26

The Louisville club has purchased
kendall. the star pitcher o; the Frar
hub Of the ohio State league.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26

Batteries Duryea ana AInneIInan
Spalding, o. Greeley, O. Forfeited. Bat
teries: Powers and 0lIlis; Hirsch and
Prefke
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26
!. ALLsTARS
BROWN PARKS;

The lineups of the Brown Park Mer-
hants and Joe Steiger's All-Stars are as
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26

Page Two. Column Two)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-26

'Batted Tor Hogg in fourth.
'Batted for Vaughn in ninth.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
ESTRAY NOTICE

The following described horses
having straycd from the Corn
Cob pasture, we will reward any
person giving information that
will lead TO their recovery.
| sorrel mare white strip in
forehesd' branded T with a bar
underneath on left stifle.
| Roam mare with reached
manc, scar on shoulder, branded
P on lett stifle.
l Brown saedle horse shod in
front, branded HU connected on
left shoulder and OS on left sti-
fle.
Brown horse with starin fore
head, long tail, branded IF con.
nccted on left stifle.
| Bay mare, race stock. branded
G A on left stifle
Bay horse with white face
and white. feet branded f on left
stifle,
| Sorral horse with star in fore
head, branded a quarter circle
top on right stifie.
G. ", Mc Gilvort. Corn Cob Or,
W, G. Brown Condor.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
LOOK! BARGAINS!
Property for sale

Good stock ranch. I685 acres. 9.
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Remainder Of the land is in graii
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Hotel in Spray, doing goot
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This property also includes s lot,
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other Improvements.
Six Thousand acre Ranch.
500 acres farming. land, 900 head
Of cattle, 50 head Of horses, 81 ooo
worth OF machinery, machinery
and stock included. Good seven
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Two good barns So by 100 feet
each. buildings all painted. Gran
airy go by 80 feet long. -Four
thousand acres ndcr goDd fence,
divided into four pastures. all
watcrcd by good springs.
Small stock ranch s ms. from
good town one II. from school,
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An undivided one hall interest
in 10000 acre stock ranch. Three
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500 To 1000 acres of farming
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One Drug store building, fixtures.
small stock Of patent medicines aud
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Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
Defendants

By virtue VI execution on a Judge
in,nt. decree and order OF sal ISSUED
Out OF the above entitled cOuit, ~
tie above entitled cause, and to me
directed, on HE ~ day Of Jnly. 1913
upon a judgement rendered and en-,
teied in said Cont on llc 18Th day
Of June 1919 In favor Of Aufie VI
Draper. plaintii aud against llugn T..
tox aud jesse NJ. Coz, his wife.
defendants. iut the sum Of five hun.
dreG dollars $500 0O) with interest
thereon from the Sth day Of Sep.
! tcnbei, 1913, at the rate ot SYa per
dihiunl until paid, and the sum oi NJ.
( ,y,one and 20 100 dollars (Jl2Utaxes
( paid by plainlif with interest at \
per ecnt per anuuni from Oct. %, 1914, :,
until paid, and the iuItner sum Of M,
" dollars $3.50 0U) attorneys fees, and
the farther sum of sixteen aud %. 100
Tl6.gj) dollars costs and disbuis-
nieuts, and The costs Of and upon sad
wiit commanding NE 10 make sale oi
the following described real property,
10. W.T.: Ali oi lhe WlSltt ana the
SISW3 Of Section 81 III township
ten uW South OF Range Twenty.
five (25), East OF tue Willamette
Meridian, containing one hundred
sixty QGO) acres aud situated ia
Wheeler County, Oregon.
Now thcrci)ic by yirtac OF said ex.
ecution, judgement, order, decree, and
order OF sale, and III compliance with
the commands OF said wit, will OH
Wednesday the IL day Of September
l9l5.at one o o'clock, +. NJ, at the front
door oi the County Court House in /
Fossil, Wheeler County, Oregon, sell .
at public aucl,om (snbject 10 RedenIp. /
iion) 10 The highest bidder for cash III
hand, all the night. title and interest
which the within named defendants,
OF either OF them, had OH Tie Sth day
Of September. 1909 the date OF the saii .
mortgage herein fotec.Gsed, OF since
that date have acquired 10 sa, isf,
sal execution, Judgement, order
lni decree, i:itefst. costs aud accru.
ing costs.
Given under my hand ard dated
Iis ord day OF August 1915
Oscar kelSay,
sheriff of Whcele County Oregon
i'lIst issue August II, 1919.
.as, issue Se,tembe, 8. 1913