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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-26

If you I0ant to help your Government and
better your OIOn condition, call at I25 South
Fourth Street and let us explain in regard to
living conditions and time of shipment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-26
Sergeant Loses
LastGan1e Fight

(By Frank ]. Taylor, United Press
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-26

TINE AND QNE-HALF FOR OVERTIME
DOUBLE TINE FOR SUNDAY
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OLD CLOTHES AND JUNK-Phone
1852.
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Minneapolis played IN old-time
form Wednesday,, defeating Toledo, 8
TO 2. The Mill5rs made II hits, and
the usual number of errors.
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CdmtiIJOn VIII
Retire AmyqUay
(By Associated Press.>


Minneapolis, Mimi, May 23.-M. E.
Cantillon, president Of the Minneap-
oils club, and pioneer of the Amer
lean association, is expected to sever
his baseball connections. and retire,
soon. Should pending negotiations
with syndicate of local business
men fail, active management Of the
Millers will be turned over to his
brother, Joe Cantillon.
The war time strain. which cut
into the gate receipts, and his 10
years activity as director Of the local
club are given as reasons for Cantil-
Ions proposed retirement.
Cantillon gained country wide REQ
ignition for his radical methods in
managing Glass AA baseball clubs.
Several times he gathered bunch
Of fading veterans from the major
leagues, moulded them into a
smoothly working machine, and An
ished out in front. In recent years,
however, his big league discards con-
tinued to slip. Last season the
Miller manager joined his rivals in
building UP a team OF young players.
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FOR quick results use The
Forum want ads.
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HAusER MEDAL Athlete.
Minnesota Star Is Awarded First
Honors in Conference.

Minnesota Star Is Awarded First
Henors in Conference.
Minneapolis. Mimi, May 23.-
George Hauser, All American tackle,
and track star of the. University Of
Minnesota. won the 1913 Western
conference medal at the University
OF Minnesota. "A. medal is awarded
annually to tbs stk1ior who is ad-
judged to have served the university
best in athletics with scholarship
and character taken into considera-
ton.
Hauser played three years of foot
ball. Practically every critic gave
him position on their mythical ALI
considered the best shot putter in the
conference this spring. He enlisted in
the naval service and Is awaiting or
ders to report at the school for en-
signs in Chicago.
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Sport. N0teS

sasepalt on the Pacific coast. which
mas gone through a variety az styya. v.sH
IN the past 10 years, Is now feeling the
and the situation is such fbet sa; ~ !,
sort OF drastic action NAV Be, re-.
gulISd II organized baseball is 10 Ia
ina7lntained to its full purpose.
AL. EsTIlt : IN the season the club own
ers mad TO face the drain caused nv
the tactics. OF various army and nav
units Which came out with omen hiss
70 players to enlist, with promises Of
S Is t INDUCEMENTS. the. purpose be-
part of service athletic activities
That period passed and now the
various shtpyards along the coast
nave entered into similar movement.
service in the national army but who
does not care to shoulder q gun is
angling for job in the ghipyards
these days. BY taking such employ
ment he thinks he is assured deferred
draft classification, besides pay OF an
expert workman, whether he ever had
any experience in the work supposed
to be done or not,
The situation has become such that
there Is likely to be something doing
between organized baseball and the
shipyaros pretty soon.
Billy NisISe's manager has printed q,
LOT OF letterheads carrying the Tine:
Billy MislSe, Heavyweight Cham
pion OF the World. =
The fact that Miske has never
fought champion heavyweight, and
consequently has neved whipped a
champion heavyweight doesn't weak
en- the strength Of the claim la the
least--it doesn't, IL you don't care
what you say.
The veteran Harry Lord is d hold
out He was sold with the Portland
franchise to Providence, but has re-
fused to accept such a transfer and
says he will remain IN Portlana end
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C0BR STILL ACTIVE.

Ty Cobb is in his thirty-sec-
ond year. He has been playing
with the Detroits since 1905, the
only year in which his batting
average was less than 800. The
Georgia Peach has been the
champion batsman OF the Amer
lean league at the end Of each
campaign since 1907, excepting
1916, when Iris. Speaker had a
better average. Cobb's greatest
batting record was .420, being
hung up in 1911. Last year he
batted 1888. and never played
more brilliantly. IN spite Of ad-
vancing years. Cobb still is in his
prime. He is easily the great
est ball player of all time, and
he is worth the $4,000 salary
which the Detroit club has been
paying to him since 1914. AS q
drawing card, Tyrus Raymond
stands at the head of the class.
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Bismarck, NJ. D.. May 2s.-rEleven
home guard companies already have
enlisted in the North Dakota home
guards under the new rules recently
promulgated by the adjutant gem
eral, and 30 others now planning to
come in, reported General Fraser to
the North Dakota council of defense
yesterday.
In many instances home guards
companies, now ORGANIZED will join
the state guard with a new person
mel, as many business men who
Joined the guard under the old or
ganization do not care to become q
part OF a state force which Is sub
ject to call at any time. General
Fraser expressed the hope that not
more than 80 or 30 companies would
come in, as that number, he stated,
would be ample to provide all neces-
sary protection, while 1T would not
be such q complicated Organization
to handle as would a home guard
with $50 companies the number of
units which he ofIlcially recognizes
as now organized or in process of
organization.
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SPORTING NEWS IN TABLOID,
NV Associated Press

Chicago, May 23.-More than TOO
entries have bene filed for the forty
games Of the intercollegiate athletic
association, May 81, to June l, in
Philadelphia.
College baseball: Michigan 8. Ohio
State Q; Notre Dame 3, Iowa g. North
western 6, Knox 0; Chicago 8, Great
Lakes tackles 5.
Jesse Barnes, New York National
league pitcher, received notice from
Holton, Kan; on Sunday, prepared to
,iepart for an army training camp.
Barnes is with the team now playing
in st. Louis.
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Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia in
IL innings in the National league
Wednesday, 6 to 5, - - r. .3-.-
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WANTED-Several competent book
keepers RRd stenographers. Com
mcrcial Bureau. 416 deLendrecie Bldg.
Phone 1916.
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ASSOCIATION.

r. II. B.
e 4u MilWsuksS :. S GO S SSS 1873 3
Stroud and Kocher; F'aeth and
Murphy.
R.H.B.
Columbus ..... 90 900 100 o01-S 6 /
At st. Paul :. 900 010 900 000-l Q /
Sherman and Hartley; Hall and
Glenn, Cook.
R.R.n
Toledo ........ 900 OIL 000-2 8 8
At Minneapolis. 100 O01 62x-e ii (
Bowman and Alexander; Williams
and Gray. -..
indianapolis Kansas City, post
poned, rain.
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HighHghtS From
The Diamond

Louisville increased it's lead in the
Milwaukee, runner up, in a tight
game, l to o.
Minneapolis played IN old-time
torn WTS Sa NSfI1... defeating T0ledo,
the usual number of errors.
Columbus and St. Paul went II in
nings for q decision at st. Paul. Co
lnmbus won, to l.
Thormahlen, the New York yam
KEGS sensational young hurler, beat
a "q i4-inn IG2g duel 's at New Oe York
Wednesday, Cicotte held the Yanks
to four hits for 10 innings, but sin
giles by Baker, Pratt and Ptpp pro
teenth. Thormahlen has not been
scored upon in 81 successive innings.
connte Mack's boys threw the old
pill all over the field Wednesday, and
Detroit won the game, 8 to 1.
st. Louis made it three straight
oyer Wa2shijngtona Wed4e sesSS,s YIN yin
for st. Louis, accepted Is, chances
without skip.
Pittsburgh defeated philadelphia in
wednesday, to s, -, 49,. .,-
Schneider was wild. and Boston
won from Cincinnati Wednesday 3
to 3.
The Chicago Cubs scored, two runs
In the eighth, and defeated Brooklyn,
to /. Fred Merkle was banished
from the field because he threw his
hat in the air when the jumps called
him out at first.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago :. 600 900 900 900 90 5 i
Cicotte and schalk; Thormahlen
and Hannah.
Detroit ........ 100 600 o2o-S 8 .
At Philadelphia. 900 900 1901 3 Q
Boland and Stanage; Perry, Myers
and Perkins.
st. Louis ...... 600 200 002-1 8 i
At Washington. 900 900 01l-2 8 /
Sothoron and Nunamaker; Yingling
and Ainsmith.
Cleveland-Boston. postponed, rain.
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Late Sport Meas
.CrOzelS Tumble
Before SHIPPERS

East Grand Forks, Mimi. May %
Not satisfied with the results of the
crow hunt staged Sunday, the mem
valid Hagen have offered to meet the
members of John Dokken's team at
another date when weather conditions
brouR St9 II Ia Crows e and N tSa tes
under Captain Hagen, 119 birds.
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Want AID Rates
And Rules Governing Insertion Of
Advertising Under the
Considerations.
One Cent a Word each in

Une Gent a "oE0 GacA N~
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No clairvoyant. fortune teller, mat
rimonial or doubtful advertising Ro-
cepted. We reserve the right to re-
ject any copy submitted.
No display lines, cut or black Dor
ders Will be run under clasctrcations
and all ads must conform to the typo
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Advertisements must be ordered for
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Out-of-toWn orders must be accom-
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS
Want ads will be accepted over the
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,accommoda service and we expect
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BILL PRACTICE GAME.
The Fargo Athletics. and Cathedral
club mines will play q practice game
in the Fargo college stadium at $3.50
o'clock this evening. Admission will
be free
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T,TGHrNTNG HITs sHeRTaToP.

ICY A8bUGIaIEu . ISsa.J
Rochester N. Y, May 23.-Hddfe
HoIIey, sllortstop on the Newark In-
ternational league baseball team, was
struck by lightning Wednesday, after
der storm. He was rendered partly
1lnconscfons from the shook.
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PETS. POULTRY. LIVESTOCK.

500 REGISTERED BULLS & COWS 500
To be sold in sales in North Dakota
Shorthorns. Angus, HerefoFds. Eoa
sale dates and calalogs, write B. HI
Critchfleld. Sale Mgr. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-23

Tyrus Raymond Cobb is OF the
opinion that the country needs base
ball more today than it ever did. Says
Cobb: --..-.s ..... ill.,
there there'll be many folks right
here. They'll want to take THAR
thoughts off the horror OF the battle
not permanently, no, not that, but Hof
an hour or two. They'll want to get
out and breathe some fresh air. Where
is t1here q better place than ball
game? Baseball players are PROBES
sional entertainers and, as such 1t is
my contention that they are essential
to the country to the extent of fur
nishing amusement We night ana
scramble around for a pennant, but
down at the bottom OF It all it's an
amusement and q recreation for the
American people" ss5. 49,.
Do you know that Cincinnati has q
battery composed of the well-knOwn
Smith bOyB-Pitcher Smith and Catch
er smith,
Catcher Leslie Nunamaker, Of the
Browns, has been accepted by the
draft board for limited army service
subject to call at any time. A torn
carthage exempted him from actual
service on the firing line.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn ....... 900 900 0f0-1 8 0
At Chicago -. 900 900 OAK 0
Cheney and Kruger; Hendrix and
OFarrell.
Ri e.
Boston ......... 600 oo2 1908 10 2
At Cincinnati :. 900 900 1O1-2 IL /
Ftllingim and Henry; Schneider,
Smith, Ragan and Wingo. f.
','r. 80 E 49, '-..~.- 'g r. H n
Philadelphia 22O 600 ol0 ooo-B g 3
At Pittsburgh. 900 Q03 200 001--6 Il /
mon, Cooper and Schmidt, Blackwell,
Archer. ,..,......,. e
New k-st Louis, postponed, rain.
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signed by the Rochester IRternation-
ais, will play with Newark instead
President Farrell of the league, hav-
ing ruled that Newark had first claim
to his services. -..-
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cARDg sHoRT o. Isl.
Hap0gR That HOrmsby Ig to- he Sold,
However he Denied.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 28.-!That the
81. Louis National team is in an EN-
barrassing position, from which the
board of directors is endeavoring5 to
extrieate ii by borrowing $4,000, be-
came known Wednesday when the
board denied rumors to fhs erect tlaG
ROGERS Hornsby, crack shortstop OF
the team, was about to be sacrtnce1
10 save the situation.
The riinor had 1t Hornsby was to
be sold for $500 cash ana players
to puif The Cardinals out OF slump.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

| town In Dakota; with q stock os
| $500 clothing. Inquire ~. Fargo
| Forum.
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BoR SALE Oh nxoHANeE.

A~a.@e-1-.as1Aess.sss-s--as
FOR SALE or TRADg--160 acres
land In Beltramf county, Minnesota.
price $500, mortgage $500 at So for
3 years. Address 80, care Forum
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FURNISHED HOTEL built in 1915
for sale or rent; will consider trad
on real estate. Warren Scoutsn. Eek
elson, N. D.
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AS was predicted in this column
some days ago, Harry Greb, the sem
sational miadleweight who has been
winning with distressing monotony
ali season, has enlisted IN the naval
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-23

A bali player I'm the front line
&Eamehea is worth more to Americas
noe aham dozen In the ahlpyaz6ss.
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Tor quick resuTgg use The Fargo
Forum want ads
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GARAGE, fully equipped, for sale ii
town of 1000 population; good bus4
mess; price $1,000; $500 cash and ssS
Forum. -
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HAVE Shaver pillow your garden: also
ashes removed. Phone I174.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FURNITURE for sale cheap. zoe 18th
st. N.
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small diamond. on Brosdway BE-
tween GaTriclk and @. NJ. tracks Lib
eral reward IL returned to Forum Of
fee.
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lend a hand in the reorganization OF
the New England league. Lord has
been coaching the Bates college team.
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ONE FINE Behr Bros. piano for sale
cheap. 604 9Th st. n.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE - Piano,
cheap. 40 4th Ave. n.
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MEMS WORN GARMENTs-Phono
1915, Fargo.
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c. A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AID decor
ating Phone 30e6-W
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Louisville increased it's lead in the
American association by defeating
Milwaukee, runner up, in tight
game, to 0.
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FOR RENT-HUUsES AND FLATS.
4COneInDe0.l
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WANTED-Bicycie. $40 Front ST.
Phone 2316.
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ONE s-16 International Harvester
Mogul, / Big Bull tractor, and /
| 3-bottom engine plow, all nearly new.
| Phone 53S or 1896.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TWO OR 3 OFFICE ROOMS-Good
location. G. r. FrSling.
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MODERN. furnished fats. TO 9Th St. N
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A LARGE QUANTITY of second hand
wall board in various sizes. can De
seen at Union Transfer Co.'S ware
house. Communicate with Werring-
Boehm Co.. 252 LIST Ave. N, Minneap-
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Find Your Next Position Through You May Be Able Secure the
Place You Have Always Felt That You Ought Have
AGENTS.

AGENTS for ssI1Ing sfransFY fTel
savers for automo biles; liberal com
missions; send for sample $3.50 for
st. N. Fargo, N. D. Phone 2647-W.
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FOR sALE-Heavy work horse. heavy
and light harness, rubber tired bug
Ey and fly nets; bargain; don't miss 1t.
i01 18th st. s. Phone 1851
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GIRL for general homework; In,
family; good wages; must be good.
cook. Mrs. Leslie .Welter. $50 eth st.
s., Moorhead.
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rooms, suitable for dentist, doctor,
lawyer or anyone requiring front Of
nee rooms. right on Broadway in the
best location in the city; Will AK to
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
(C0nttnued.l

FURNISHED ROOM at 308 Sth st. s..
Phone 1888 or 19O1-W.
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OsTEOPATHs.
CHLROPRACTOR.

HEL.IN,S CHIR0PoDx pARLsoRa
SuperfuouB hair removed; electric
scalp treatment. Suite 3. LANG hlag.
Pnone 394l-W.
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POSITION WANTED--ATALB.
kCOmGlRueGa1

WANTED-A herdsman to milk, feed
and care for small dairy at the
State Normal School. Valley City. Ad-
dress, Fred Colby, superintendent.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-29
|NeUs About the
Halls of Justice

The city treasury OF Bisbee was
enriched to the sum of S45 yesterday
from fines collected by City Police
Judge Frank Thomas.
A Gonzales who had imbibed too
freely Of Tequilla and was found in a
state of intOxicatiOn BY the officers
On the streets. was fined $40, which
he paid
Felix Sheldon. q man of color. who
strayed away from Lowell and was
found in a drunken condition. entered
plea of not guilty. but the testimony
OF the officers was sufficient TO con
vince the court that Sheldon had SUI
fered from a lapse of memory, and
be was called upon to donate SO,
which he did
A. R Wilson and Robert Robertson.
who were arrested on Saturday night
~ the officers for being D. & d..
we're released on bond Sunday for
their appearance Monday morning, but
they failed to show I'D to claim their
money. and it was declared forfeited
Wilson lost SO and Robinson SIS
Manual Cruz was caught late Satur-
day night in the precinct of Lowell
carrying around with him long
bladed knife that was not made TO
carry in the pockets. He was picked
ID. by Deputy Sheriff William Brak-
field. and yesterday afternoon was be
fore Judge High and was given
chance to work on the highway be-
tween here and Tombstone for a pc
Rod of 90 days
Judge Winters has become so swell
ed up the past few days that he Is not
OF the job He is not swelled up over
his job or anything like that. but he
WIS so unfortunate as TO secure
well-defned case of mumps that his
cheeks became so swollen that deeid-
ed to enjoy the comforts of his home
foi a few days
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-29
Legal Notices.
sIssEE COPPER MINING AND DE-
VEIOPMENT co.
Bisbee. Arizona.

Bishee. Arizona.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to resolution of the directors. a special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Els.
bee Copper Mining and Development
Company viii be held in the Office q.
the company in Bisbee, COchise Coun-
". Arizona. on Wednesday. the eti.
day Of February, A ID. 1918. NJ :
O'Clock p. m
The business to be transacted at
said meeting will be:
Election of Directors.
Second Consideration of a PROPOSE
ton to dispose of approximately four
hundred thousand (40O.OOOl shares of
the capital stock now held in the
treasury. for the purpose of raising
funds with which to do further devel-
opment work on the properties OF the
company.
Third-And to transact such further
business as may be proper.
BY order of the Directors.
A H. LIVINGSTON. Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-29
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

lANOS IN M AONNL TOnG0l
Notice is hereby given thai the lands
described below. embracing approx. Is
acres. within the Corona 10 National
Forest. Arizona. win b. suhjecl TO set
Element under the provisions ~ the
homestead laws % the United States
and the act OF June II. 1905 Ga Stat.
1881, at the United States land office.
at Phoenix. Arizona. on February Is.
1918. ANY settler who was actually
and in good faith claiming any Of said
lands for agricultural purposes prior
to January 1. 1906, and has not aban-
doned same has a preference right to
make a homestead entry for the land,
actually occupied. Said lands were
listed upon the applications Of the PEI
sons mentioned below, who have 4
preference right subject to the prior
right Of any such settler, provided
such settler or applicant is qualified
TO make homestead entry and the pref
erence right is exercised prior to Feb
ruary Is. 1918. on which date Il .
lands will be subject TO settlement ard
entry by any qualified person \
tract of 100 acres described as the 81
MEX. NJ SE4 Sec Il, T. "a s, r.
21 E. G. & 5. r. NJ. except such por-
ton thereof (ApproX. las acreS) here
tofore restored under original List
S-297S, the net area hereby restored
being approximately Is acres. applics
ton Of Cornelius \. Driscoll. Bisbee, Al
izona. Amended List S-2S7S. Any pOr-
ton OF the said original List not in
Guided in the amended list S-29TS, viii
revert TO the National Fores', subject
to any valid pending claim
November so. 1917
p c. NJ. BRUCE.
Assistant Commissioner of the Gene-'
al Land Office.