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In accordance with l notice la hereby
given that the following real eitate lying
- fi tau
t publlo
JIO betw
hour of 8 o’clock a m and 4 o'clock p m
1 ol aald day at he offlce of the Treasurer of
Sequoyah County Oklahoma at the Court
Houae In the town of Hallielaw In Sequoyah
County Oklahoma and continue from day to
day until all of the following land are cold
to pay and aattefy the taxea for the year
1801 on aaid real eitate remaining due and
unpaid to-wlt:
N FA'IK
Treaeurer of Bequoyah Co Okie
AKINS TOWNSHIP
(Town 12 Range 23)
Section 1
‘Name
Deeorlptlon
Seabolt Bean i2 eel net nwt
et net
Seabolt Ora let aet n2 awt
aet
Seabolt Ora net aet not aejj
awt aet
Watera Marv lot 1
Benge Mitchell n2 net aet
awt net aet
Section 2 ’
Seabolt Margaret A lot 1
n 29 97 a lot 2 a2 net and
a 20 a lot 2
Seabolt Margaret n2 net aet
net nwt aet n2 awt nwt
Ward John 8 awt awt e2
nwt awt net awt nwt nwt
' aet a2 aet nwt
Section S
Fargo Ben F nwt awt net
Fargo Mary E nwt awt net
Hampton W H n 907 lot 1
Hampton Nettle at 10 a net
It 15 lot 1
Barden Lout J net aet nwt
MoCr&y Nila awt aet nwt
Landrum Marla C nwt aet
nwt
Landrum BenJ C awt 10 a
lot 2
Martin Walter A aet aet nwt
Ward John S aet nwt a2 net
W4
Fargo Benlf awt'io a! lot i
Leaaley Buena V n2 awt awt
n tar A nuri ntui
Leaaley Buena V' "aV nwt awt
aet awt awt
Section 4
Tldoore Emma aet aet net
Tldmore Loy H net aet net
Tldmore Laura awt aet net
Roaa Olllo awt nwt awt
Rosa Qrover C nwt nwt awt
- Houaer Loy H at 20 a lot 1
nw aet net
HouBer Andrew aet awt net
Houaey Leroy awt awt net
Houaer Wm T aet 10 lot 2
Houaer Maud B nwt awt net
Miller Tiny 8 nwt aet nwt
Miller Hettle M net aet nwt
Miller Maud awt aet nwt
Miller Peggie B aet aet nwt
LeaBley Icy R w2 awt nwt
nwt It 80 a lot 4
Jordon David W e2 awt nwt
net nwt awt-
Gordon Russell at 10 a net
lt42 a lot 1
Holder Beanie K aet nwt aet
Gordon Amanda at 10 a of
nwt lt47 a lot 1
Gordon James O s2 awt
Allen Andrew C n2 aet set
Vann Henrv aet awt’ set
Peters Joseph nwt nwt aet
net nwt aet
Peters Joseph awt nwt aet
awt 10 a of n 2912 a lot "
2 and nt 912 a of nt 2912
a lot 2
- Section 0
Trotter Thoa E set aet net '
Randolph Tim C nwt set net
purposes SuuTjefte set act
Assess
ment
13100
25200
t700
10400
Tax
t8
871
187
889
6300 224
16800
15700
696
667
40900 1461
1100
1100
1100
1100
llOD
1)00
' 1100
11 00
1100
63 00
1100
12600
12600
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
8100
1100
1100
1100
11 00
1100
1100
11 00
1100
8600
3100
1100
1100
1100
168 00
2100
1100
2200
39
39
39
39
39
38
39
39
2 24
39
376
376
28
28
28
28
28
79
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
92
79
28
28
28
t 28
63
28
57
j
3100 79
1100
1100
na
28
28
movettSfut
is easily
T Seetlan 8
Leaaley Loutha P n2 aet net
awt set net
Leaaley loutha P net net net
s3 net net e2 awt net set
aet net
Jordon David W net net aet
awt aet nwt aet awt nwt
Boydston J W w3 awt' awt
aet awt awt
Boydston J W w2 net aet
63 aet aet
Collier Harmon nwt net w2
awt net n2 a2 nwt aet aet
nwt awt awt nwt
Gordon Jaa G w2 net nwt
nwt nwt e3 net nwt
Seetlan 10 -
Jeremiah Robt E aet aet net
Ladd Ethel aet nwt nwt awt
Ward Johnson & n3 aet nw
nwt
Johnston Stonewall s2 set at
Jolmston Stonewali set net
set n2 Set set
Johnston Llaae net net aet
Johnston Thoa nwt net set
Johnston Mary J awt net aet
u Section 12
geubolt Ora aet nwt
Seabolt Bean n2 nwt net
Section is
Gordon Noah nwt awt awt
net awt nwt
Gordon Martha Jw2 awt nwt
a i nwt nwt
Section 14
Jchnaton Thomas n2 awt nwt
set awt nwt awt awt nwt
Gordon Mary J awt nwt set
net nwt nwt
Gordon Mary J awt nwt aet
2 nwt aet aet awt net awt
aet aet
Benge Mary e2 nwt awt n2
awt awt
Benge Mary aet awt a2 awt
awt
Seabolt Beatrice aet aet aet'
awt aet aet
18909 477
37990
9609
220
36300
i
35200
16800
1100
16800
600
8400
0300
1100
1100
1100
33600
12600
8400
16800
21000
81000
21000
16800
39400
4200
1191
¥13
671
769
769
613
39
580
18
898
126
39
39
39
1190
448
399
596
746
746
v
746
596
1044
150
t i Section IB
Johnston Llxzie n2 set net
se4 set ne4aet awt net awt
aet net n awt net
Johnston Flora L awt awt
not w2 nwt net
Miller Maud e2 net aet
Waters Clara M e2 nwt nwt
not awt nwt
Section 10
Halo Nina May nj awt set
Hale General M b2 awt aet
Leaaley Ida R aet awt awt
Wiekett J P w2 awt awt
awt nwt sw4 e2 nwt nwt
PY4?Y4 8'v 82 awt nwt
T loketti Doela M n2 awt nwt
Jordon David W e2 net awt
1104 Btlri niirJ
Boydston J W’ 'g'a ’awt ‘net’
n2 nwt aet
Boydston J W a2 nwt set
w2 net aet awt aet net awt
o 8efne pel nw4 set net
Snelllng Lonle n2 net net
8r net net awt net net
Watera Clara N net nwt ne
- Section IT
Baylor Mary A w2 net nwt
laylor Nancy J e2 set nwt
awt aet jiwt
Taae4OIAw4n°y J'’ w4 nw4' nw4
Leaaley Saratha A' 'a 2 set aet'
net set aet net aet and nwt
set set
Leaaley Samuel C n2 aet net
wrf'H4 ?e4 ne4 8e 8®5 nt
Doola M eg net nwt
Wlckett Oma L net nwt net
w2 net net nwt nwt net
nntfir1 J' ?"8e4 ITw4 nwt
Boydston J W e2 net net!
Faulkner B F s2 awt awt
' E14 8W4 8w4 nwt awt net
awt awt
Taylor Mary A w2aet awt -
-ill8®4 8w4 et net jwtJo-iuu-tne western shore of Ireland
perceptible!' “especially to and Scotland but on the Dutch coast
Miller Grayson
awt s2 nwt awt
Miller Grayson N
nwt nwt awt
Benge Obidlan Ji
set net aet aet
Benge Obldlnr Sr
Miller Maud D a
awt aet nwt na1
Miller Jane set
Miller Troa F
net nwt awt
awt awt
Miller Florence
fO the Court Continue the Caot
lalnat the Company Until tti
Middle of Next Month
Of Next Month
Miner lorence id
Garvin Walter Af §d— Upon tht showing that Hi
Pierce Ii In SL Louis at the bed
I hi ion Arthur C Pierce who
ltlcally lit with typhoid fever
Garber granted a continuance
e Watera-Pierce oil caie until
15th
Clay Pierce is the organizer of
Vater-Pierce Oil company and
of the man who ! now the man-
officer Upon application it At-
y General West the defence w
ed to produce him as n witness
he state together with certain
randa and mapa to which he re-
at the time be gave testimony
Missouri case This was done
he purpose of compelling Mr
Tidmiii-n II J" puipuoo ui
awt net 'Ae to testify a before that there
COTTON MARKET
New Orleana
New Orleana La May 16 — Spot
steady unchanged Balea on the apoL
165 6blei to arrive 600 balsa Low
ordinary 11 $-l$o nominal ordinary
IS S-8e nominal: good ordinary IS
13-16c strict good ordinary 14 -16o
low middling 14 l-8o strict low mid-
dling 14 S-4c middling 16o strict
middling 15 S-16o good middling II
8-8c etrict good middling 16 7-16c
middling fair 15 U-16 middling fair
to fair 16 l-16c: fair 16 7-16o nomi-
nal Raoalpta 1571 bales stock lr
014
Now York
Naw York May 6— Tb aotton
market opened steady at unchanged
price to a decline of 7 points full i
aponi to lower cable being prevent-
ed by bull support of the old crop and
covering by yeaterday’e ellera For
tb first few minutes prices Improved
with active months selling up to
point above last night’s dose but as
toon aa more urgent demande had
been aupplled the market eased under
continued liquidation and local bear
pressure
t Louis
St Louis May 26— Unchanged
middling 15o Sales none receipt
1562 hales shipments 1570 hales
stock 27884 bales
HumpBhrey Matte
wt set e2 Bwt
Watts Hubs e2 Bel
set nwt awt n-
nwt
Harris Joseph A
s wt net nwt n'
net nwt
Bulflngton Wm
net nwt net e2
net
Buffington Alexal
net set
Burlington Georg
set w2 net Bet
nwt set
Benge Sarah e2
swt set nwt
Moton John swt
Fellow tbit sdvlo
Quaker Oat la the beat of all foodat
It la also the cheapest When such
men as Prof Flaher of Yale University
and Sir James Crichton Browne
LLD-FR8 of London spend tbs
beat parts of their lives in studying
the great question of the nourishing
and strengthening qualities of different
foods It U certain that their advice is
absolutely ills to follow
Professor Fisher found In bla ex-
periments for testing the strength and
endurance of athletea that the meat
eaten were exhausted long before tb
man who war fed on such food as
Quaker Oats Tk powers of endur-
ance of the non-meat eaters war
about eight times those of th mast
eaters
Sir Jamas Crichton Brown earn-
est mor oatmaaL eat plenty of It and
ant It frequently 8
Packed In regular slae packages and
hermetically sealed tins for not clfc
mates
THK REAL WRENCH
an agreement of n division of ter
y between the Standard Oil com'
and the Watera-Pierce compu -y
e affidavit of the Illness of the
of H Clay Pierce also stated that
e waa no written agreement as
division of territory and tne map
been lost or mislaid It was stat-
hat A G Pierce la suffering from
old fever which he contracted In
Ico and at the present time is de-
iui HIb pulse runs as high na 107
hta temperature 104
hla having been shown the attor-
general did not resist the appll-
lon for a continuance and Judge
her set the date for the trial A
Galveston
Galveston May 266 — Steady 15c
Benge Sarah net
net nwt nwt n
Long Colsmbus
n2 nwt tlon to dismiss the action for the
House j H lot i gon that the district court did not
p“ re Jurisdiction was overruled'
Sheehan W"j”lo ' )
Brown‘nwiot° Vedwral Building at Chlckasha
KmitrhWM w ‘ Ihlckaaha — The senate at Washing-
Sm9lth:M? T:: P8BBed the bill providing for the
Smith Mrs t w ctlon of a federal building at Chick
’ ‘ ' BLAckoi l Rt a c08t of R175-000' when the
(Tonwshipf was called up Senator Galllgher
Toe tom mi omflNw Hampshire voiced opposition
Lee Lem swt nwtl he cUei arger
Unknown nwt 198
Unknown set 10 a
Unknown swt nwt
Unknown set io aln chlckasha were receiving much
swt
Unknown nwt 987
Unknown swt -id
Unknown set 10 Io
Unknown swt IS 1
money and In the connection
gled out n city In hie own state
lch showed a population of 10000
last census and for which only $90
vpry few houses arid ttiose-mostly be-
iohglng to railway employ those who have built their bouses and they are sometimes as much as five
The source of the material of t thelr gardetl8 upon the miles wide On the exposed shore
which these dunes are composed and engtern gd0 But when one conglderg of the Bay of Biscay where vegeta-
the rate of its movement are subject VBg( amount ot raaterlal thjlt Is tlon has not had time to protect them
great Interest The sand Is de- b transported by the wind along they are traveling Iriward at the rat
" rnm this entire bolt the movement is ma- of 16 feet per annum while in Den-
Jestic in the extreme mark they are In some places moving
The arid lands of Utah and Arizona a fast as 24 feet per annum Tne
and other portions of the great west only method of protection against
afford Innumerable illustrations of the them which happily Is partially suo-
Unknown' "wHet wa appropriated Mr Gore e
Unknown ne4 se4 'lined that the appropriation taken
Unknnwn! "d Jgto consideration the future aa well
as the present growth of Chlckasha
whereupon the bill waa adopted
source of supply The desert of Saha- the production of turpentine become
ra Arabia and the region about the the eource of considerable revenue
ton to Racine the waves are wearing lyW of wnd n drlftlng sand Into cessful is to plant pine forests which
away the shore at an average rate of J dlBtBnt from its original readily grow In the sand and through
three or four feet per annum Tne B
material that falls Into the lake from
the bluffs thus eroded is worked over
by the wavea until the very finest
particles are washed out and floated
Into deep water while the sand re-
mains near the shore and la gradually
washed southward by the prevailing
currents Everyone In Chicago knows m paoterla In America But About
how land la forming on the shore $2000000 Is Contributed Yearly
giving rise to legal contest as to own- t por(gn Makers
crshlp ft- M observations ot the
yXr""bora-gl— r- - Dolls have Rmused the world tor
“rTadpol Rim
t Taro’ MvUpii
which were extended
to deep water This vast amount rep-
facture ot toys and dolls and the
mall town of Sonneberg In the
Thurlnglan forest alone 'produces ar-
ticles for the amusement of children
to th value of 6160000 yearly
Gam Warden Limits Egge
Chlckasha— On account ot so many
orders being received for pheasant
eggs J S Askew state game and fish
warden has been compelled to limit
all future orders to two dozen eggs for
each person Mr Askew has con-
tracted for the entire output of two
of the largest hatcheries In the Unit-
ed States People have written Mr
Askew from many states one letter
being received from Michigan The
eggs are furnished free to citizens of
Oklahoma applicants from other
states being referred to their state
game warden !3'
"i Vard of sand ware raU 0raan Udel r ”pert doU
pa by the two pier ?' a“d aaam pharaohs Messers and there ! a yearly Christ-
tended out Into the lake now“ " ma exhibition ot doll at Berlin A
for in the tomb of andent Egypt g ”a”daat Vade of the Berlin doU
!nii enM vnrv amf oraM have been exhibition and society turn out In
S wL ml mo ln number to pitronlM It
' r srs
On reaching Urn oath mj at h and chnl '"S' T5h
l‘k- lh "'I wahad up b tha oatai 0u um Imple coumr Th a-taU
El Reno Votes Ne on Water Works
El Reno— At a special election here
the proposition t toi (he city to pur-
chase for 6120000 the plant qf the
El Reno Water company waa defeated
by a vote of 504 to 170 The city will
proceed to sell the $250000 laaue of
bonds recently voted for water aewer
and other purposes n
resented however but a fraction of
the whole amount of sand that waa
being carried by the currents past
Chicago to the south end of the lake
waVes during storms and left for a
considerable portion ot the year ex-
posed to the action of the winds
which have drifted it out into the belt
of dunes with which so large a por-
tion of the traveling publlo la famil-
iar But owing to the fact that the
prevailing winds of this region are
westerly the largest accumulation of
dunes la found upon the east shore
In Michigan Travelers upon the
were made to act from time immemo-
rial by hand and on strings or as
shadows behind a curtain
The ancient Greeks were experts
in the manufacture of puppets in-
cluding wax dolls and aeveral ot
pay for making even an
doll but It must be remembered that
their wants are few
Family Study Valuabla -
Speaking to the students in an Eng-
their poets allude to offerings of dolls ngj -Women' college an educator
to Artemis and Aphrodite made by gBd "pig 0ut all your family akel-
maidens before their marriage otons Your relatives will probably
Dolls were evidently first Intended he annoyed but dig them out and face
Michigan Central railroad cannot fall to amuse children but the adults them Make out your pedigree tra-
to have noticed these great drift of soon adopted them ae a source of en- clng your family back to your great
nand nearly 100 feet high at Mlchl- tertalnment Puppet ehowe were all grandfathers and their brothers and
an City This belt of dunes about the rage In Europe In the sixteenth giiters By this means you can learn
auarter ot a mile wide rising aome- century arriving at auoh perfection What traits to avoid and what dls-
times to more than 100 feet in height that the performances rivaled In at- eases to guard against It takes time
extends northward all along tha shore traction those of ltvlng actors taot and tamper to hunt back to tha
being apeclally prominent at St Jo- in Covington Ky la th largest record of one's family but It la worth
aeph and Grand Haven In many doll faotory In tha United States and It Two man may seem tha lama yet
places they threaten to overwhelm there are many other eitabltihmanta on man may hand down dliaaaa and
whole villages and to compel th rail- in th eaitern atatei But the moit crime to hi descendants while tha
roads to ramovs their tracks to get dolla and wa are sorry to have to other may hand down only thoa qual-
out of tha way of th drifting mats- iy it th beat dolls are Imported Itles that era good"
rial while In aora caiea houses and and the Amsrlcnn children contribute
forests have been oompletaly burled about $2000000 every year to Bumps What They Will De
out of alght for dolls Tht members of tha graduating
It has bean profitable to dwell thus There are soma very flna dolla clan of Wellesley eollega are 8SI In
fully upon th dunes around tha mad In England) but tha vary finest number and of thsia only eight will
southeastern portion of Lake Mlchl- coma from Franca and Garmany and admit that they plan to marry whan
gan not beoauia they ara th largaat they era mads with a degree of par- school days era over Elghty-ali of
or th most oonsplououa In tha world tsotlon most surprising Evan ohaap them except to baooma teachers two
but became they are tha moat aooaa- dolls can olota thalr ayaa and aay will b profsislonal farmers nlna will
tbla and tha bast known to th Ipapa" and "mamma" For a llttla do rsllgloua and charitable work all
people of tha United States In soma mor money you can buy a creeping will adopt literary careen and three
respaots a still more Intersiting belt doll or a walking doll Then thers will travel only one expeotlng to taka
of dunei occurs In western Nebraska are dolla that alng— only th muale up domeatlo iclenoa It Ii laid than
stretching nearly aorois th northern of course— and the very latest doll it but ftw of the 16 expeotlng to tenoh
part of the atate approximately pah provided with a phonograph tnd will really ear for thla kind of work lev-
altel with tha eourie of tha North recite proie and poatry snty-thrsa of the olau will ilmpti
Platte river but at a dlitanee of many Germany la (amoua fat tha main- itay at homa
Must Vote on Local Option
Guthrie— The action ot the Oklaho-
ma supreme court In Issuing a per-
emptory writ of mandamus directing
Secretary ot State Bill Cross to file
the petitions Initiating a local amend-
ment to the constitution of the state
which were recently presented to him
means that Oklahoma must undergo
repetition of the fight which was
waged for and against prohibition In
connection with the adoption of the
constitution ot the atate
No aooner will the bitter fight In
connection with the location of the
state capital which la now on be set-
tled than the atate will be plunged
Into an even more bitter contest over
the prohibition question
The situation In Oklahoma on the
question of prohibition la consider-
ably different from that In Kansas
where the same fight haa been going
on for twenty-five years The great
effort of anti-prohibitionists In Kan-
sas haa always been to secure a re-
submission of the liquor question to
the people and they have tried again
and again to elect a legislature a ma-
jority of the members of which would
stand pat on a resubmission platform
but have never succeeded The pro-
hibition advocates have always pre-
vented the matter from being put to
the direct test ot a popular vote
The proposed amendment which la
now subject to vote amend section
7 article 1 of the constitution by pro-
viding that upon the petition of 25 per
cent of the qualified electors of any In-
corporated city town or village the
governor shall call a special election
to vote on whether or not the sale of
liquor shall be licensed Two differ-
ent plans are proposed one allowing
the licensing of the sale of liquor to
be drunk on the premises at an an-
nual license fee of 2000 and the other
licensing the sale In original packages
not to be drunk on the premise at
dl annual fe ot $500 Cities may
vote on either plan
All devices that would obstruct a
view of patrons from the street are
made illegal except as to hotels res-
taurants parks or gardens and no
phalrs tablet music billiards or pool
tables are permitted in a place where
liquor Is sold Wine rooms and gamb-
ling are prohibited In saloons and
they can not be connected by a door
with such resorts
Smith— It's mighty bard to get
wife
Hardup— It’s no trouble to get one
but It's hard to keep her
Miller Get Clearance
Stillwater— Dr P H Miller of the
State A A M college Is In receipt of
a letter atgned by the memberi of the
college committee ot the state heard
of agriculture to the effect that his
name was unintentionally Included In
the list ot Instructors dismissed for
dUloyalty recently No charges oi
complaints were made against him
On the contrary his services at the
college and In support of the Institu-
tion were above criticism and the
only cause for suspension ot the oper-
ations of the department of which
Prof Miller was principal was tbs de
sire to economize
Blackmailer to Prison
Cleveland— Harry Morse th
man who was convicted last week ot
attempting blackmail left here In cus-
tody for Fort 1 Leavenworth Kan
where he will begin the two-year sen-
tence to which he had been condemn-
ed Morris had been granted a stay
of execution but he waived this pre-
ferring to commence bin punishment
at once
Swindling Charge Against Surgeon
Ardmore— A man who haa son un-
der th names ot Rhodes and Money
la In tha federal Jail her H la al-
leged that b has swindled th far-
mers ot Oklahoma and Ttxti by
claiming to b a veterinary aurgaon
In tha amaptoy of tha Unltad State
governmint ai eommlislonsir to ax
amlna stock and chnrg tb owner
fa Ha operated In several counties
in (outturn Oklahoma before hi ar-
rest at Berwyn In thla county Ha
waa hound over to await tha action ot
tha federal rand Jury
LEWIS' -SINGLE BINDER
A band-mad cigar freak troa the
table wrapped In foil thus keeping
fresh until amoked A fresh cigar
mad of good tobacco la tha Ideal
amok Th old wall pared tobaccos
used era so rich In quality that many
who formerly amokad lOo cigars now
amok Lewis' Single Binder Straight
Be Lewis' Single Binder costs tha
dealer some more than other 6o cigars
but the higher price anabla this fao-
tory to ua extra quality tobacco
There are many Imitations don't ba
fooled Thera li no substitute! Tell
tha dealer you- want n Lewis "Single
Binder" -
An Unueual Attribute
Little Johnnie who cannot pro-
nounce 8 has been frightened Into
keeping out of the nttto by tales told
by bis nurse of a dreadful ghost that
Uvea In tha dim recesses under th
eaves The other day ba waa over
beard to say confidentially to a small
friend:
"We've got an old gbo't up In our
attic I"
To which bla friend much Inter-
ested responded: "Do be butt7"
Understood the 8x
His Daughter— Daddy you were
twenty-five when thla waa taken
weren’t you? Why you might have
cat for It yesterday
Her Father— M’yee your mother's
own daughter Well well you'll find
It on the table I think
Hla Daughter— Find what daddy
darling?
Her Father— The checkbook mf
own lamb ' "'mJ tT
His Reaeon ' Nl
"How did you come to leave your
wife In Parts?"
"She couldn’t decide whether she
wanted three yards and a halt or four
yards and I got tired of waiting"
IF YOV van BALL BUB
Get Red Cross Ball Blue the belt Bell
Blue Largs 8 os ptokag only 6 cent
A letter should hear the stamp ot
approval— also a tw3-cent stamp It II
Is to go by mall - 1
Plotura Order Rssoinded
Tulsa— Tha board of education haa
rescinded its action in ordering th
pictures of Jefferson Davla and Robert
E Lee displayed In th publlo schools
of this city A storm of protest fol-
lowed the action ot the board which
has decided that no pictures which are
apt to create sectional feeling shall be
displayed In the schools hers
Eduoator Goes te Texas
Stillwater— John A Craig late di-
rector of the experiment station at
the A A M college who waa tired by
the atate board of agriculture baa
shaken the mud ot Btlllwater from his
feet and departed for Ban Antonio
where he has a farm
Lawyer Assessed Flna at MeAlaatar
McAlester— A Jury in th dtatrlot
court after being out all night re-
turned a verdict finding Benedict
Eldar prominent lawyer hers and for-
mer preildent of tha atate law com-
mute guilty of talas pretenses and
fixed bli punishment at a fine of $476
Night laaalen of Court
Guthrie— In an effort to olsar up Its
docket which la badly congested tha
upram court haa taken to holding
night aesilona for tka first time slnoc
statehood
Ix-Fadaral Attorney Din
Muikogas— William Malatts Unit-
ed Statu district attorney under tha
McKinley and Rooiavalt administra-
tions wai stricken with apoplexy ud
died on tha street her Ha wai prom-
inent la Oklahoma legal olrolM
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