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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-26
The Turf
At LOUIsNIILE.
Results Yesterday.

First race, six turlongs-Furbelov
IKennedy) first Lady In BLACK, tCAr.
mody) second sweet Liberty, Uriniseh)
third. Time, III, Marie Maxim Big Idea,
Golden Dawn. rivolity also ran.
Second race. four and one half fur
longs-Lady Madoap. CHoward) first. My
Rose. (Robinsoul second. Miss Fontainc
Lyke) third. Time 90 As. Lough Maiden
Dona Loriette Blanche Mac. Gossip Ave-
nue Eleanor s.. yellow Blossom. Doric,
Horkyte Peppery Polly also ran.
Third race, mile and eenth--Maliors
CCarmody) first, BubblinR Lauder Car.
ner) second Byrne, tTaylor) third. Time.
1n. Hosler. Tom Logan. orenEo. Marie
Rappold. Lucky r.. Hsrlock. pean spiilsr.
Port Drapeau. Spectacular Gin also ran.
Ace, u.ykej frat. Marie Miller tO'Btienl
second sunny slope, tMccrannl third.
Time. IA. Col Taylor out The Way,
Fifth race. four and on, half furionss--
helium tCarmody) first sky Blue. tRoo-
ner) third Time .bt Marjorie Mckay
Nancy wyatt also ran.
sixth race. mile and auar,er--,l1rnss,
second Plenty tRoberts) third. Time
400 as. Prospector also ran.
hsnl first; Jouette,. tMerrimeel second
Wexford, twida) .third Time, Tsp Is,
Lord Wrack Phenolsx, Jap, Duke OF Ian
caster, setvitor also ran.
Entries To-day.
First race, seven futiongs-Anticipats, %,
St German. I02, Marvin May, 100; DTS
cussion, lO5; our Birthday. 100; Alvord,
lo7 war Garden. los, Rafferty, 100,
Chisoa, i09, Hadraln, 10 csmouflaEe
star Realm iit Harvest King. iiB. Loys
100. omond, ia. Honor Man, ii0, War
Idol, li5 Claude Brown, li2, Sand Bed
1903
second race. sir furlougs-- Donna Roma
107. Lady Britain, lo7, Dinty. l07. Betty
Missed The Time Io7. The Fiy, io7. sec.
Cpd Cousin, ll2, Neiie, ll2 Miss Nell
if2. Abbess, ne, Mamie Kelly. III, Clean
sweep. il2 Amanda, ii2, Little Psnchita
lie, Mullins, ~.
Third race mile and slEtecnth--Atts Boy
III. Court ship. ll2.
Fourth race mite and sixteenth--Nor.
deck. lo1, Alex Jr.. lO3. Ronleau, i03,
The Leopard. io3 Sans Boy. l01. Bsst
, Pal los; General Glenn, los. Captain Mac
Fifth race four and ono-half fur
! longs-By Ginger io2, PetrArch. lo2
! Coyne, lO2. Judge Pryor. lO2, AGO High
| l02, Greenland, l02 Balance wheel i02
/ The Ally, los, Rod Logs, los, Bung.
/ Buck, lOs Uncle velo, no; Esstside. 10
North Elkhorn 40. White star llS
sixth race. mile and sisteenth--May
| rose, 90, Guide Post io7 Thinker lO7
Bandymo 10. Dancing spray, lis. Retu
seventh race. mile and one half Bucl
Fly Home, los, Moscows, 1907. sea urchin
i07 Guy Fortune. liO.
Weather clear, track fast.
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Western A association


DRUMR1GHT, May 2b-Drumright shut
Enid out for the first game of the series
here today. Frequent disputes with the
umpire slowed the game up.
The score. II. II. T.
Enid ...............oO 900 900 1000 6
Drunright ....... o.. 900 0Ol O3r--a 10 ?
Wright Tabor HAag and
Crittenden, Reynolds and Waring.
fAWit SKA, OKLA, May lb.-Payne's
Wild pitching was responsible for chick
asha's defeat today by pawhuska 20 o.
hllen Of Pawhuska struck out seven mon.
The score; X H. e.
Chickasha ...........o 600 900 600 2
Pnwhuska .,..,.,... ZOO 200 900 2
batteries--rayne and Hayes. Allen and
Palmer.
FORT SMITH. May 2S.--Anen was not
In form today and Okmulge ewon I to
3, by bunching their hits with local or
rors rally by Fort Smith in the eighth
was checked by the Substitution Of Up-
church as pitcher for Okmuigee.
The score; r. II Il
Okmulgee ......,... 900 no lIo-l
Fort Smith .........ioo 000 O2O-3
Batteries--Smith Upchurah and Fromm
Allen and Schmidt.
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TITLE SCRAPS TO
BE HELD IN N. Y.
Championship Goes In
Every Division Are
Planned
ny JACK vElOCK.
international News Service sports
Editor.


international News Service sports
Editor.
NEW YORK, May 25.--Boxing
came back into It's own in New York
state today for tho first time since
the Frawlcy law went out of exist
once several years ago.
Governor Alfred smith IN signing
the Walker bill. brought the game
back TO plane It has not enjoyed
since the old Horton law days, for
the Walker bin provides i5-round
bouts to a decision.
Under the Frawley law 10 rounds
was the HINT and no decisions could
be rendered.
Boxing fans through the empire
state and particularly n New York
city are now enjoying visions OF
many championship bouts. The legal
izing OF boxing means the Cnrpon-
r-Lcvinsky battle is most likely
to be staged In Gotham by Jack
Curley. And as soon as the new box
Ing commission is appointed and
properly licensed clubs begin to op-
crate under the new law, champion
ship bouts In every division probably
will he staged here.
Under tho now law everyone con-
nected with boxing show will be
licensed. even the seconds Five
ounce gloves will be used by all
boxers up TO and includink light
weights. Boxers over that weight will
use six-ounce mittens The state will
collect u . per cent tax and the
game will be ruled by a commission
OF three members. The Walker bill
contains many clauses aimed at safe
guarding the game. There Is an age
limit for both patrons and contest :
ants Unfair matches viii be prevent =
ed by It's provisions and ticket scalp
ing will be curbed
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xBatted for Burger In ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits, Bogart
Dunn, Lamb, Wagner, Tierney.
three-base hits. Strong. Graham;
sacrifice hits. Burger. Burke. Gra-
ham. McManus; stolen bases, Burke.
Cleveland, Connolly; left on bases.
Joplin Z, Tulsa ; bases on balls. off
Burger 1, off Cowan 5; struck out,
by Burger I, by Cowan d; double
plays, Kruger to Larmore TO
Strong, Dobbins to Tierney.' Tierney
TO McManus TO Graham; time, 1888.
umpires, Wilson and Fitzpatrick.
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NAME 'BAYER' MEANS
ASPIRIN IS GENUINE
Get relief without fear as
told in "Bayer package"

The "Bayer Cross is tho thumb
print OF genuine "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin" 1t protects you against
limitations and positively Identifies
the genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for over eighteen years.
Always buy an unbroken package
OF "Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" which
contains proper directions to safely
relieve Colds, Headache. Toothache,
.arache, Neuralgia, Lumbago. Rheu-
matism. Neuritis, Joint Pains. and
Pain generally
Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets
cost but few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin
Is the trade mark OF Bayer Manu-
facture OF Monoa aceticacidester of
Salicylicscid ---Advt.
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To Arrest Parents
and Husband of I3-
Yedr-Old Girl-WHe
Special 10 The World.

Sp'Nlhi 10 lnt W ora
SAPULPA, May 25.-Warrants
will probably be issued tomorrow
for tho parents q. OF 13-year-oId
May Lamb, who was detained here
Saturday by Mabel Bassett. county
humane agent. after the girl said
that she was married last week at
Oklahoma City to Willie Williams
OF West Tulsa, according to Mrs
Bassett on tho strength of the
girls story, Mrs Bassett communl-
Gated with tho parents, who af-
firmed that their consent to the
marriage had been given.
Since that time Williams has
been missing and etfors TO locate
him have proved fruIt,css. 1t was
learned, however, that ne fits the
description Of a man Of tho same
name who deserted 4 wife and two
children near here last November.
At that time no warrant for tho ar
rest of Williams was issued, Mrs.
Bassett said, but the deserted wife
was given food and clothing and
later moved to West Tulsa, whore
she now lives
In addition to the warrants for
tho parents of the girl deserted by
Williams, Mrs. Bissctt said a war
rant vii be issued tomorrow FOR
Williams charging him with big
amy.
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REMINDER OF OLD TIMES
Missouri Farmer Finds Litter of
Wolf Cubs on His Farm.

GREENRIDGE, Mo-, May 40
While walking through a patch Of
timber on his farm near here the
otner day James Caldwell, was
startled by whlnes that seemed to
come from beneath his feet.
After a short hunt Caldwell dis,
covered a wolfes den containing
eight cubs, At the office OF the
county clerk Caldwell received 50
each for tho cubs scalp.
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state with New York CITY rs ihe
likelv site. New York Is now one
~ tho few states In the United
states In which bouts Of 10 rounds
to decision may I've held. In addi-
ton to tho heavy 40 other title
tira win he staged In New York.
Already there is talk ~ staging the
Carpenter tcvinskv go In New YORK
and Kenny Leonard may defend his
title there this summer.
=
Governor Smith did n good
days work Monday In addition
to signing tho Walker boxing bill
he signed the measuro lcgalizing
the manufacture and sale OF liEht
beers containing not more than
275 pcr cent of alcohol senator
walker was also tho author OF the
light beer bill,
The dead ball rule is dead, just
why the baseball powers ever
thought Of the dead ball rule and In
corporatcd IT In the rules is hard to
say. They muat have been drinking
something stronger than 2.75 per
cent. Tho dead ball rule was con
tAant eourca OF trouble to the al
ready overburdcned umpires, from
the start OF spring training games
until It was roscinded a few days
ago.
Good morning, Mexico, have you
killed another general today
=
The month Of May continues to he
merry ono In the hcmpcd arena.
Important and sensational happen
ings In the squared circle started
when Johnny Wilson knocked tho
middlcwcigbt crown off Mike
O'Dowd's head, were continued
Monday night when Eddie Fit,sim-
mons won from Lew Tcndlcr, Eity-
simmons II n tough New York toy.
but has not been considered In the
class with the Philadelphia south
paw. His victory over Tender en-
titles him 10 ranking as one Of the
most formidable contcndcrs for
Benny Lconartl's Lightweight crown.
=
Another strong challenger In the
bantamweight division. also sprang
into prominence Monday night
when Patsy Wallace nearly beat
Jimmy Wilde In i0-round go
Wilde. by n great finish, gained the
edge on the Philadelphia bantam
but Wallace, for the second time
within three months. had the fly.
weight king on the canvass. Wild,
was In "A bad way In the eighth rount
taking quite "A ilacing and finally go
ing down.
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REV. ABEL RETURNS SATURDAY
First Methodist Pastor and wife At
tend Des Moincs Conference

Rev. J. w Abel, pastor OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
who with his wife is attending the
general conference In Des Moines,
Iowa, vii lreturn to Tulsa Saturday,
May 20. according TO a telegram re-
ceived yesterday by Miss Faye
Emery, pastors assistant. The
conference will close Thursday A
children's day service viii be held
at the regular church hour at the
First Methodist Episcopal church
on Sunday. May 40. A baptism
service conducted by Mr. Abel will
prccede the program. The Ep-
worth league will have charge OF
the prayer meeting service this eve-
ming
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Named n. :. Attorney.

WASHINGTON. May 25.--Presi-
dent Wilson today sent to the senate
the nomination Of James T., Carroll
OF 81, Louis TO be United states at
torney for the eastern district OF
Missouri. vice W, l.. Hensley, re-
signed.
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summary: Two-hase MI. Jonn-
son. sacrifice hits. Ellis. Duff; stolen
bases. Taylor 2; double plays Brian
TO scott to Johnson, Brosseau TO
Forsman, Ragland TO Ellis: left on
bases, Cosden 4. Gypsy 3; bases on
balls, off Young 2, Off Ragland !;
struck out, by Young 6, by Ragland
4; wild pitch, Ragland. time, 1880;
umpire, Womack.
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Census Figures

WASHINGTON. May 25.-Census
figures today follow:
Duluth, Mimi 9S,9l7, increase
2O,45l or 26.1 per cent,
Columbia. Pa, lo,s56, decrease
Gls. or 5.4 per cent.
Mount Carmel Pa l7,469, de-
crease GO or 0.4 per cent
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PIRATES MAINTAIN
LEAD IN NATIONAL
Giants Defeat Cards; !;
Reds and Cubs Are
Winners

PITTSBURGH. May ss.-Ettsctive
pitching by Carlson and excellent support
enabled Pittsburgh today TO defeat Brook
lyn. Cadore also pitched a good game
misplays being responsible for the Pirates
runs,
The score; RI. E.
pr9ohS,vn 5t,,sSr '''''''' OSo AZ oYY oSyS o-
Batteries-cadore and Kruger, Carl
son and schmidt
Vaughn Wins Fifth Straight.
CHICAGO. May So.-Naughn won his
fitth consecutive game today when Chit
cAgo defeated Philadelphia, making -
clean sweep Of the series. The visltors
went to pieces in the sixth when the locals
piled UP a lead Philadelphia was unable
PhuadsipRia .........ooo ioi ooo-s 7 :
Chicago .......,.....0o 0ol oo5 oiS--7 II
and killifer.
Champions Hit Hard.
CTSCINNATI May 25--The Rods hit
both Fulingim and Oeschger hard today
and won from Boston. pressler, after driy-
ing In the first run with single was in
taken tonight showed that ~ small bone
IN his ankle f. broken. Lunue pitched
well after taking Bresslers place
Boston .............. ooi 600 oio-2
Cincinnati ......... ob0 ol2 i2N---il II !
batteries s-Fillinglm, oeschger and
o'Neili' Bressler Luqus and WinEo.
Giants Get Even Break.
ST. LOUIS, May 25--New York got an
even break on the series win ST Loul,
locals contributed materially 10 the visit.
ors victory.
The score: n H. T.
New York ........... oni $50 1907 10
St Louis ........... 100 I02 ooI--E II
Batteries Benton and E smith
Goodwin. Jacobs. poak and Dilhoefer
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EASILY
BEAT BOOSTERS
Izzies Defeat Indians;
Rourkes Win From
Packers

ST. JOSEPH. May sb.-The Saints de,
feated Des Moines by taking the tinal
game to !. A shutout was prevented by
the Boosters in the ninth inning when they
scored their single tally.
The score: II II =
p.s Moines ..........ooo 900 ooi-l
81, Joseph ...........o2o iol oox-a IL
Batteries-Boyd. Dresser and Ander-
son; Mclaughlin and Crosby.
Paimero Wins Another.
OMAHA, May 2b.-Lyons. for Sioux CITY,
was unable TO stabilize himself this after.
noon and Omaha won by the score OF
Q to Q. Palmero, Omaha star twirler. was
found for nine safeties.
The score: 49, y II T.
Sioux City 900 ooo oll-s J
Omaha ..............0b1 400 ooN--s 10
Batteries--Iyons and Dorman. Pslmero
and Haie
Witches hat Hard.
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 2s--wlchits
Knocked stoner out OF the box ana hit
Salisbury hard In the first inning, win
ming todays game TO L.
The score. II n ~
Oklahoma city ...... 900 o03 0l0-t
Batteries--Gregory and Yaryan; stoner.
Salisbury and Banner.
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Recrnlt n,nts White Soy.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9b.--Roy Moore
recruit left hand pitcher from Waco,
Texas. held Chicago 10 sis hits today and
Philadelphia won. evening the series
Moore drove In three runs. knocking a
home run over the right field fence with
man on base In the fourth inning and
scoring witt with single In the eighth.
Walkers sixth home run Of the season
came with Thomas on base In the first
inning,
The score X. ~ ~
Chicago .............i0o 900 o00--i o
Philadelphia ........ 200 200 0iK--b ls
Batteries--wiliiams and schalk. Moore
and Perkins
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BcriIlion Espcr, Arrives Here.

w. II. Morgan. recently record
clerk of the federal penitentiary at
Leavenworth, Kan. arrived In Tulsa
yesterday to take charge OF the
Identification bureau OF police de-
partment here.
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ESssVGS%G@s
D.
Larry Daley

with the sign
ing of the Wal
kcr boxing hill by
Governor Smith
OF New York, the
Empire state will
become one OF
the greatest box
ing Ccntera. Tho
walker bill will
permit l5-round
bouts TO n dcct
sion II Is prob
able that tho next
W orl de heavy.
weight scrap will
I've IN New Gork
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Cut Sugar pr,Cc

MUSKoGEE. May 2h.---Suglr was
offered at local stores today as low
as Is cents n pound.
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In addition 10 his steal Of home
and speedy fielding Connolly was
yesterdays batting leader with two
hits in three trips.
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Ray Richmond Of the oilers and
Eoehler Of the Miners are today's
probable pitching selections.
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yanhs Win Hard Game.

NEW YORK. May 2B.--The Ysnks de.
teated Detroit IN hard fought nip aud
tuck game today winning tn. second game
Of tho series, Ruth hit his seventh home
run Of the season In the first inning
The score; n ". ".
Detroit ......s,......t 10 nlo lUo-s
Batteries Leonard and Woodail, Quinn
and Ruol.
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Larmore pulled the first sensa-
tional fielding when he made a one
hand catch Of Tierncy's liner.
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Cleveland's stop of Jockeys
Erounder. far TO Barney's right, got
a deserved big hand.
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Rally FalIs Ono Short
Notes of the Game

Todays game. tho third of the
series, starts at 4;l5 o'clock.
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GAMES TODAY.

Western League,
JOPLIN AT TULSA
Wichita at Oklahoma CITY,
St Joseph Mt Des Moines.
Omaha at Sioux city
National League.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St Louis.
No others scheduled.
American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia
81. Louts AZ Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland At Washington.
American Association
Columbus ~ Milwaukee.
Toledo at Kansas city.
Indianapolis at St Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Western Association
Okmulgee at Fort smith.
Henryetta at Springfield.
Enid AZ Drumright.
Chickasha at pawhuska
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.HOOPER'S HOMER
DEFEATS BROWNS
Red Sox Win in 11th; AS
Beat White Sox and
Yanks Win

BOSTON. May 2b--lIooper's home run
off Sothoron into the right field blesohera
In the last OF tho eleventh with none out
gave Boston to victory today over
St Louis In the second game Of the
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Ioudy game, inc .tnlTQ Oh lue
series, starts at 4:l5 o'clock.
In addition 10 his steal Of home
and speedy fielding Connolly was
yesterdays batting leader with two
hits in three trips.
Ray Richmond Of the oilers and
Boehler Of the Minors are today's
probable pitching selections.
Larmore pulled the first sensa-
tional fielding when he made a one
hand catch of Tiernoy's liner.
Cleveland's stop OF Jockeys
Erounder. far to Barneys right, got
a deserved big hand.
Dawson Graham pulled two neat
fielding plays, his catch Of Cleve-
lands high peg ~ krueEer's
ACrounder in the fourth and his stop
5nd throw OF Strong's roller in the
third, showing the big first sacker
a. his best.
Connolly backed to the rarthcst
point In center field 20 take Jockeys
drive in the fourth,
'''HI'Tt JopllN pll'i'i' NH'
chased to the showers from the
bench in the sixth inning for pro-
testing a decision by Umpire Fitz-
patrick -
Dobbins' snappy work in catch
ing Lambs pop in front Of the plate
and doubling Dunn off second
pulled Cowan out of a bad looking
situation. -
Cotton Tierney continues to be an
offensive and defensive star.
Yesterday was ladies' day and a
largo number Of fannies took ad-
vantage OF the splendid baseball
weather TO cheer the oilers to
victory.
John Smithson, southpaw last
season with Houston club Of the
Texas league and who refused 10 re-
port to the Bluffs this year. has been
purchased by Spencer Abbott.
smithsoR is a big fellow and was
.once tho property Of the Detroit
Tigers.
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Yesterday was ladies' day and a
largo number Of fannies took ad-
vantage OF the splendid baseball
weather TO cheer the oilers 10
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Cotton Tierney continues to be an
offensive and defensive star.
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Dawson Graham pulled two neat
fielding plays, his catch of Cleve-
lands high peg ot krueger's
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Connolly backed to tho farthcst
point In center field 20 take Jockeys
drive in the fourth.
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Boehler, Joplin's pitcher, was
chased to the showers from the
bench in the sixth inning for pro-
testing a decision by Umpire Fitz-
patrick -
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Dobbins' snappy work In catch
ing Lambs pop in front Of the plate
and doubling Dunn off second
pulled Cowan out of bad looking
situation. -
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ana throw OF Strong's roller in the
third, showing the big first sacker
LIZ h--A
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-26

Estate of FERDINAND A. WILDE, Deceased:
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, Robert W. Wilde, Ferdinand A. Wilde and Kenneth W. Davidson, execu- tors of the will of Ferdinand A. Wilde, deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the nec- essary vouchers, within ten months af- ter the first publication of this notice to the said executors. at their office, in the counting room of the Desert Power and Water Company, Kingman, Arizona, the same being the place for the trans action of the business of said estate, Tn said County of Mohave.
 ROBERT W. WILDE
 FERDINAND A. WILDE
 KENNETH W. DAVIDSON Executors of the Will of Ferdinand
 A. Wilde, deceased Dated Kingman. Arizona this 27th day Of April, 1920.
 First insertion June 19. Last insertion July 17-5t-up.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-26
ASSESSMENT NOTICE Kingman Silver-Gold Mines Company

Location of principal place of busi- ness, San Francisco, California--Loca- tion of works, Wallapai Mining District, Mohave County, Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that at a meet ing of the Board of Directors, held on the goth day of May, 1920, an assess ment (No p of one-half (1h) Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin. to the Sec retary at the office of the Company Room 265, Russ Building, San Fran cisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this assess ment shall remain unpaid on the 1st day of July 1920, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Monday, the 9th day of Aug ust 1920, to pay the delinquent assess ment. together with the cost of adver- Using and expenses of sale.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 CHARLES D. OLNEY,
 Secretary. Office Room 265 Russ Building, San
 Francisco California First insertion May 29. Last insertion June 26.