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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

In the huCkncld whore uompci tion for
h'rihg becomes more fierce every da}
ou TunEcIu was rIu for a while at
iullback His long sIit s pluuEug the
linr a. which ne is great But h" doesn't
hive the speed Owen expects Of full
back Wilmoth was out FOR practice
last night, md Il looks like toss-up ~
g0m Then Wilmoth may he switched
TO hnlfhlck. whore he would encounter
some fierce competition with NcD,rmOtt
and bristoc, not mentioning Dean How
ard and Graham and Ross Johnson.
Durant Makes Good at End
with Davis substituting NJ rieh,
tncklc for Tyler, the first string line
was intact az II started IN tho VI ssouri
game Tolhort had the appearance Of
nm indian chief Al a war dance with both
'v'S a beautiful purple aud there We're
minor scratches and bruises on most
of the men. but none amounted TO any
thing NcDcrWutrs urrust muscles.
which w'rc o litrlo sore last Saturda5
W'r" reported normal again
burnt after the showing he mado i'm
the N0ssHuii gnnc and ser mIuuVr Mon
day night, seems 10 have inside track
ON The lrii WluH position ut least un-
tl Jesse llolds loses his ,hnr,,, horse
and comes back into the competition II
W u be D1se ut 'hoc'nw against cher.
okce when Jesse does get hnck in
II Is difficult To tell what Rcnnio
ts going TO d. about his huc. which
could not stay the rushes Of Pittam ano
Rider and the rest of IN, Missouri
pluugcrs The second line did not usu-
ul|N hrN" trouble In s'opu NJ tho r.
gers rushcs, but that meant five wards
or even more one ui the problems OF
the week viii bee reinforcing that line
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
Championship
Glass ShOWn
By Bdntams
Jackson and Mcneil Dish Up
Greatest FistiC Battle Ever
Seen in Oklahoma; Finish
on Even Terms,

Any who doubted, Nate Jackson sht
10 hc considered In the running for the
nou'umwcight championship and manN
such there were had an doubt removed
II they were ringsidcrs ut the Business
Mems Athletic association last nighl
certainly n would Dee super human
lighting machine that could show be-
Ncr combination OF speed, punch and gen
"rHlshlp than either the local bantam
or HcnW Mcneil. the Hrlstol, England,
lad who sprlntcd ten spectacular rounds
to a dead heat With him last night
Jackson Surprises All.
jackson wan y surprise to every ons
OF the 1000 pngllstic followers whp
lammed to capac " the new y NJ A 4
hall in the India Temple building II"
was quick as cat on his feet. light
ming last with his fists and what is
more he displayed stif, ripping punch
which few. n any, oklahoma Cityan-
knew he possessed Mcneil did not show
~ good footwOrk an JACKSON. perhaps
because his superior height and weight
made II unnecessary. hut he proved him.
self TO be finished boxer, a good strs-
t"gist and a hard hitter. McNeill's great
height and length ot arm gave him
heavier blow than jackson, yet Il was
no more effective than was Jncksons
shorter. but sitter punch.
honors Even.
" NOulu nave taken very nlarfN
mind to have awarded either u verdict
over the other. Honors were even in tha
first. fourth. seventh aud tenth. Ths
local boy had an advantage IN the sec
oud sixth and eighth with Mcneil off
setting these rounds by winning the
third. fifth and ninth Despite the ter
rifle pace maintained throughout the en-
tire ten rounds. neither was In distress
nt,any time
Neither having been In a boxing bout
Hl summer, both Danny West and Bat
Ting pcWrc were over cautious IN ths
s"mi- Nindup Of ten two minute rounds.
Consequently their scrap was not ns
lively as has been Characteristic OF their
work heretofore" II also WAS the first
time West had been In the ring since
h,ing operated on last winter for ap-
pend citis and he took particular pains
To protect his body By forcing the mill
ing doing practically all of the lead
/ ing and landing the neater number
of punches. Fcwce was entitled tn u ver-
/ Diet
Many Women Present
/ Last nights bout set q alcw Oklahoma
/ CIV record for women attending box
ing cards. Eighteen were In the first
two rows Of the balcony and scattered
4 through the balcony and about the r nV-
| side were enough to make at least
! my. They all seemed greatly inter.
ested In the hou's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
BOXING

Tho proposed bout between Rob Nohp
Uni rhNti. NcIurrt iu Madison square
garden tonight haas hocn called off
Freddie lmmonn. whom Tom Siouv
gpyo such q mviug IN rulsp few
months ago win meet EounN ChuyuZ bon
kUns,a civ Ihnrslp' night ThcN arc
TO rpht for 'aon 70 side and viii split
the Nurse 100 pcrrcui to the winner gud
lN percent to tho loser lWmFun has
posted forfeit money Co make l23 pounds
for chavez.
Dillon hns hecn irving 20 have his
bout with Al NJrov which is scheduled
for tonight. postponed hut the New
York boxing commission has told him
tn fight or get cut of IN" state Rnd
stay OUT
According 10 Kansas CITY papers. Rob
4, Waugh nnd otto Wnluyp pro tu
npht SECOND engagement Iu Galveston
late this month
Bnttlnr tryiushy aud Cnr Morris
have hccu matched for fifteen round
bout iu the coliseum NJ Kansas city.
November 49,
Ancr remaining idle for slN wears M
Princeton. the international ntcrrollc
gintp chess trophy, Tor which the Amer
lean colleges competed against ONfnfh
and Cambridge hy cahle over a stretch
NJ ton years, VIII pgniu he placed Ia com
petition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

z. chunk AZ that. which probably ia some.
thing new for a ~. louis club
Boston Wins Too Often.
The lack ot enthusiasm m the worlds
Sorles President johnson attributed To-
the fnct that post season games were
nm old story I'm Boston, while the hunch.
ing OF prices had a lot To do with keep
ing the excitement at low ehh In Brook
Nn. lie pointed out that In Boston there
were probably 10 600 seats sold nj popu-
ihr prices. hut II he has his way those
VIII be cut In two In the mex, World q
series President johnson did not agree
with his intervicwers Rs to n certain lack
" enthusiasm noticed during the season
lie asserted that the tutnstylc count re-
futed this He predicted that next year
with the war forgotten tho,h the little
one nt home and tn. hig one abroad base
hall would again come lno lta own, not
AT the gate alone, hui In actual enthus.
osm as we'll Whether there viii be new
owners at noHton he would no, say Pres.
ldent Lnnnln had told him, he asserted
~ early nA lnpt summer that he want ed
10 sell out, principally on account OF hl
health, ~ he WAS suffering from weak
heart The chances nro that he will dis
pose NJ the club nj an cntly date n he
can swing other stockholders into line
- -.
Jim Thorpe NJ Milwaukee IL the lead.
ins base stcelcr Of the American ns.o-
citation Thorpe Ia 10 be- given another
chance bN the New York GiantA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
Ritchie and
" elsh Again
May Tangle

SAN DIEGO. cal oct 81 Freddy
Welsh, champion lightweight ls willing
to fight Wlhr Rtchlc, former tltlchold-
cr twenty rounds at Tijuana, Mexico,
II became known here today II guar
autccd i2G 00U WclSh's terms for The
proposed contest we're received In let
Ter FROM ,rtt Pollock, Wclshs mautg-
rr. to u o,.h hoNtug promoter who rep
rcscuts the Tijuana Interests, willing 20
furnish financial backing FOR "a champion
shin nght
II is not known whether Nrlshs terms
viii hc accepted Riichies consent 10 Tn
match hns been obtained. The sum Welsh
demands ig th, same Hs Wtchlc received
for the contest with Welsh iu London
900 the which the American lost tho light
weight utT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
FOOTBALL

Putshurghs winning OUTFIT is tho rr-
suit Vt the Glenn Warner system of
coaching Warner hs demonstrated mat
y, can develop star grldders among the
'ralDpccs as we'll ns among the Icdmrn
Like other tcums Harvard doesn't r.l
I.h defeat. hui ull the lost games Wl'l u
overlooked I'm Cambridge n tho Crimson
whips the Ellis in the biz battle
Johnny M1luhctsch. the Michigan star.
D.. again showing the work that mod.
him famous with johnny iu shape the
Wolverines hnv" scored about five points
hrtor, she start of the game.
According to reports cmanatIng from
Ithaca Cornell has a world ot high class
material at work The substitutes ar"
just about as good es the first strins
men
ylmucsorn seems 80 have the oo'l
among Western football critics. Tho
Gophrrs are generally pckod to win tho
western conference championship
The Kansas Missouri game ON Thanks
giving div rs expected 60 utiWu'
largest crowd that ever Witnessed u foot
hutl game iu the Missouri Valley confer
ru,".
Up 20 'hu time Syracuse met PITTS.
hur.h IN, salt ulck,rs had scored lNl
points Co their opponents q.
Tufts u the cnst oud Northwestern
Vmuur ih, western TENNIS huN, furnished
fh, bis surprises of tho season
Mike Charles NJ tho Princeton eleven
is % sprutcr and "a genuine strong man
I'm his freshman Nc1t he broke Nll M
strength records uf lhr university
Roth the varsity and freshman team.
NJ Vale ibid fair IN furnish rcv come
back and To revive the old lli SO get 'cu
spirit on the gridron
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
Reorganization Of
Cardinals Comma

ST Louis. Mo, oct 3l--Thc iailnrs
Of the Cardinals to do better than 10
Cincinnati for the last place In the M
tional league has aroused Schuyler Brit
ton. the owner The Cards need IA thor
ough house cleaning said Britton today.
About seven OF the regulars have out
lived their usefulness IN ST Louis. Hug
gins will trot forth some new faces next
spring The Cards lost sixteen and won
two games on the final trip away from
home No wonder the club landed In the
cellar Eighth place In no position for n
club boasting 100000 pay roll Wa
startrd the season with one OF the high
est salaried teams In the National league.
New York Boston, Chicago and cncin-
natl may have topped 81 Louis | can't
name another team In the league with
larger pay full We saved some money
by selling Harry Sallee TO the Giants.
slim was drawing 5000"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
JdyhaWk Backs
High Steppers

LAWRENCE. Kan, oct lin order
TO make the hackned men ot the Unl-
yersty ~ Kansas squad lift their knees
higher when running Assistant Coach
"PotSN' clark, former star quarterback
OF the University OF Illinois. has innu.
gurutcd "a system of having the men step
IN boxes A number " boxes. three
feet square and eighteen inches deep.
are placed In a row stride apart and
each night on McCook field the back
field men can be seen running down this
lane NJ boxes. lifting their knees and
fee, high I'm the Uir ON each step
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

Murgsy usually thought a second time
when considering Fcrdies dismissal as
he knew II would bring protests from
the other PLAYERS
Early this summer things looked sad
tor the Giants and after Rghc Schauer
l"rdir's particular pal had been sent
back 10 Louisville McGraw explained
IN Errdc that he would have to buck
up or the same thing would happen to
MIN And then Fcrdie hopped In and
did some earnest pitching
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
WORLDS BEST GOLFERS
RATED IN "PlUS" CLASS

Do you know who the best softer. iu
the world arcH 40, they're not Nncri-
can, They are ALT, l,,lIHSoar Of Epel,ie Gi,ie5
into what is huNn hS>thc plus class
When any of these expert club weld
ere. completes In uu ORDINARY event hc
has siN strokes added 10 his score
The plus &" class includes. John
Bail Robct, O lIart"s. II. II Hil
ton !. T. lNidlry and Robert Maxwell
Nus o. seventy pt plus 4, 1876 Mt plus
l2i nt plus q and ll1 nt plus ! There
urr tW scratch men M the United
Kingdom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

Billy Weston, son Of Edward Payson
Weston, arrived In San Francisco re-
Gently. having walked from Minneapolis.
He said he walked the distance In three
months and eighteen days He has
started to walk back to Chicago. and
II he arrives there In six months he
win win 81 400 offered by the Minneapo-
liz Athletic club. II Is reported.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

Even tho Winter league doesn't seem
the same with Matty Larry Doyle and
Fred Mcrklc adrft from Giant head.
quarters To come upon n winter that
carries no dope Rs to whether Matty's
pitching arm win hc IN shape to win for
his old team next spring is to come upon
n winter that " strange. unCHnny and
out Of genr. For habit is that much Of
an institution
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

When nm athlete is nlcknnmod "pnhc"
he is usually b blk fellow "Bnhr'
White, captain of this Years strong
syracuse eleven, and "Uuhc' Ruth ot
the noston lt'd SoS arc instances Genr,
the New York A g hrh Jumper and
weight throwcr u called "Tiny" despite
the fact he stands feet inches aud
shorty pcs lnrdcn's foot q inches NJ
height and hrpwu win not be forgotten
for y long time by athletes against whom
ho rhshcd when on University NJ Chit
cagO teams.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
Seven Years

Seven Years
Seven long years OF disaster passed Ger
Seven long years with defeat as their
Since Andrus and Gocbel and Ted Coy
and I.illCy
Fought for the honor and glory of Yale
We who have seen them have wondered
and mNrvcllCd
Az year upon year our opponents
score grew:
Shades OF Fitzpatrick and shcylln and
Rockwell
Where were the stalwnrts that once
wore the Blue
Patiently waiting, at last came the ans.
Flashed from the stands as they rose
TO the score.
We who had lost them 40 long had now
found them
Bingham and hutchinson, Jacques and
lie Gore
Even Il these were not greater than nor
nal.
There's s,ill reason why gloom clouds
should pale
Back with that strong heart We used
to remember,
Tad Jones has come home to Yale
GEORGE TREVOR, Is.
Was Tad Jones the greatest quarter
hack that Val" ever had queries q !.
T. one ~ the greatest, anyway. Other
stars were De Saullcs, Rockwell and
linckc not to forget Harry HocCher.
from the old regime
Nalc's greatness ran more to ends
than 10 quorterhaCks Probably tho nv.
greatest ends In American football would
be- listed AS Ilinkcv Shelviu. X lpatrick.
Campbell md Snow Threc-flfthg Of
these the FIRST three all belong to Yale.
with Harvard and Michigan represented
hy Campbell and Snow
Some as II Were, Baek'eld
Another sidclncr asks Tor an opinion
os 10 the greatest haCkneld that might
be- selected from All who have played
Reaching the proper answer here leads
one into water too deep for safety There
have been SO many brilliant backs that
TO cut the pick down To four would he
almost impossible
II i0mmcd into a corner. however, and
forced To make n choice We would be-
content enough, and safe. 10 name this
quarter-Jlm Thorpe. Ned Mahan Wlllie
Hcston and Walter Eckcrsall
This quarter could put on French OF
English uniforms, take the bali outside ol
Parts and carry II In straight rusheS 10
Berlin without being thrown for loss
Above the Mass
There are only y very few that stand
/ above the mass over long stretch Oi
/ years Germany schultz. ~ Michigan
| sir feet fout-2i0 pounds and as fast NJ
an end, has had no rival at center. H.
wos the nonparcll of this brigade. In
! the same way Jim Hogan of Yale, ls stu
! remembered M tackle classic, one ol
[ those super entries who come about once
! every twenty years
Michigan will never forget the names
/ of lleston. Schulz and Snow, Just M Ynl,
I VIII never forget the names OF Hinkcy
] Hogan and Sheyin, Just as Harvard vii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
Good Idea

To-day along the grassy beat
missed putt ~ thirty feet.
And az this cost me several bets.
think I'm give up cigarettes.
~ H. r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

Worse Than Bunk.

Tho ultimate In bunk We have seen so
far is tulk Of abandoning the world ser
ics
rhis feature has grown 10 h" th" nos,
appealing In the game. Rcy Ond that II
adds more than usual interest tn tn
pennant rHccs which with the hig series
cut out would now he fiat, stale and
hOggy,
The price scale that prevailed this last
fall should he Cut In two, hut 10 UNo
the series would be- to abolish half the
interest IN the gOmc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

NS We observe the European war from
this distance, the bali is stll In midneld
with an ~ hangc OF kicks In progress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
Mask Ball Tonight-s2ooo in Cash
Pures-Everybody Glad the Big
Hall Ia Omen

Mrs Cleo Wecms, supervisor OF
the Auditorium, has cut the price
OF admission 10 Sc for ladies and
l0c for gentlemen Dancing tree
every night. They roller skate from
7 to Q and dance from . to II 80. On
separate floor 4 hig Halloween
Mask Ball and Skate Tuesday
night $50 cash prizes given away
First Best costume, $50 See.
ond, best character, S. Third mos,
come, s. Fourth, $3.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31

Tho University of Illinois eleven, which
has been In the championship class for
several years Is proving somewhat softer
for their opponents than In previous sea-
sons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-31
HzD Gro1,1Iu7zd771cxs

always recall pihhlec. Campbell, Brickley
and NRhau
Princeton still thinks of Poe and
Penn has her lit In Woodruff and
Wharton, Osgood. Hare and others
Golf and the Batting Eye.
Further proof that golf Injuries tho bat
ting eve was offered this last season.
The ball player who played mo-e golf
than any other big Lacquer WAS Tris
Speaker Of Cleveland And look what
Il did to him II was all iris could do
TO hit .1s]
Added Unto.
Many are called hut few are choSn
Along the beat;
Some warm up hut most arc frozen
Around the feet
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-04-20
ADVISE TO GAY GRANDMoTH-
ERS, la Herbert Kaufman
(By Marcus Day.

With powdered mug wrinkles
sticking out like ropes-sophisticated,
rolling eyes-naked breast and shout
ders which make the hot blood surge
to our cheeks, she struts. A gilded
has-been, unconscious of her passing
A jaundiced relic. OH grandmama,
cult it out. You just cannot put it
across, old lady. Infants, small chill
dren, the blushing maid and the old
timer are easily recognized gran
ny, even if we are not occult. We're
easy, but you're too raw. You'll new
err dol You'll never dol Step aside
that we may get glimpse of that
sweet primrose girl you hide from
view Ski-dool Ski-doo! Give right
of way! 1t is her day! 1t is her day.!
The maiden with the youthful bloom.
Hide that naked breast with a towel,
anythingt For, shame. grandma To
the wings! To the wings with you
and cover up that hose from view
Its not for you to give that view.
Sometime, perchance. you'll come on
earth to see. Your proper place is at
table, knitting quietly. Or near a
cradle. with those silver locks falling
softly DER a grandchild whom you lull
to sleep. Your race is run, gay grand
mama, upon the boards of risky
youth. You can come backl You
can come back! But not in tights.
You've got to live life which fits
your age. And its only when your
staged that you act thus. Your chill
dren probably dread the moment you
come home from this gay festival.
Your voice will then strike hard an
other key. You'll groan and ache in
misery. Let the children play! You've
had your day!
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-04-20
SOCIALISTS CHALLENGED

| challenge every Socialist, Radical,
Single Taxer, or Reformer. to send
ten cents, silver, (money refunded if
dissatisiGed) for my book "Why
Things Happen, to Happen" Are you
sure you're right?-W. Harry Spears,
Hamilton, Ohio. Adv,
~~o00-~-~e~N-~-o-~-~-~~-~
1t is your duty to make your prem
ises a credit to the town. Did you
ever think of that?
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-04-20
BRIEF SOCIETY NOTES

Society like nature is capricious.
One week will be full OF pretty par
ties and merry picnics, and another
will be able to boast of only a few
days of gaiety and happy gatherings.
The coming week promises larger
things. Many are looking forward
with pleasure to the annual art ex-
hibit at the Columbian Club hall when
Miss Harris will give some exhibit
tons of her advanced rhythm classes
in dancing.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-04-20
Birthday Dinner

Monday evening Mrs. H. Thomp-
son entertained at most charming
ly appointed dinner party in honor
of her son, Mr.. Paul Thompson's
birthday. A centerpiece of violets
beautihed the festal board and dainty
hand painted place cards were used.
Covers were laid for ten.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-04-20

How long will you look on at the
astounding successes of organized la
Dor, Mr.. Independent Unorganized,
without learning that your pitiful
helplessness in going it alone is GER
tain to continue as long as you do not
get together in organization. The
men who employ you have a clock
work machine, always working. Your
more intelligent and organized broth
ers have learned this and are combat
ing oppression effectively thru the
power of cooperation. If all you
outside the field of cooperation will
begin amalgation it will instantly in
crease the prestige of labor as an in
stitution.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-04-20

l'''"' NJ F''"i Plaintiff.
The F. J. Carver c..
Ltd, a corporation, orga-
nized under the laws Of
the State of Idaho, with
its principal place of
business at Boise, by F.
]. Carver. President and
Hester A. Hicks,
Defendants; J
Anna ) Parker Plaintiff, }
The F. ]. Carver Co., Ltd
a corporation, and Hester)
A Hicks,
Defendants,
Ohio Towel and Frank
Towel, doing business
under the name of TowelD
Brothers,
lnterveners.
Under and by virtue of an Order
of Sale issued out of the above nam
ed Court, said Order of Sale recit-
ing in part to-wit: that whereas Ohio
Towel and Frank Towel on the 4th
day of April 1916, recovered Judg-
ment against F. ]. Carver Co., Ltd,
i'll an action, wherein the said Lovina
Plaintiffs, and the said F. ]. Carver
Co., Ltd. and others were Defend
ants. Said Judgment is recorded in
Judgment Book M. of the said Dis
trict Court, said Writ duly attested
on the 5th day of April. 1916, and to
me, Emmitt Pfost as such Sheriff de-
livered on the 5th day of April, 1916,
for execution; whereby | am COM
manded to execute the Judgment by
making the sale, applying the pro-
ceeds thereof in conformity there
with in the manner prescribed by law.
The lands and premises directed
to be sold by said Decree are situ-
ated, lying and being in the County
of Ada, State of Idaho, and partic-
ularly described as follows, to-wit
Lots thirteen, eighteen and nineteen
in Capital View Subdivision to Ada
County, Idaho, as the same are mum.
bered and designated on the official
pat Vi SdlQ SUBDIVISION HOW on llle
in the office of the Recorder of said
Ada County, together with the tene-
ments, Entertainments and appurte-
nances thereto belonging or in any
wise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with said Writ, that on the
9th day of May, 1916, at the hour of
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day
in front of the County Court House
Door in Boise City, Ada Cunty, Ida
no, | will sell at public auction sale
all or so much of the above describ-
ed property mentioned in said COM
plant in Intervention of the said
Ohio Towel and Frank Towel, as
may be sufficient to realize the
amount due to said Intervenors Ohio
Towel and Frank Towel, for the
principal, interest, attorneys fees and
costs of suit and expenses of sale,
to the highest bidder therefor in Cash
Lawful Money of the United States,
subject however to two several de-
crees made in favor of the Plaintiffs
in the above entitled actions.
Dated the 18th day of April, 1916.
EMMITT PFOST.
Sheriff of Ada County Idaho