Pauls Valley Democrat (Pauls Valley, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 19, 1922 Page: 1 of 10
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PAULS VALLEY DEMOCRAT
VOLUME XIX.
PAULS VALLEY, GARVIN COUNTY. OKLAHOMA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922.
NO. 33.
district court 15
now busy
During the past week, hardly an
idle moment has passed in the dis-
trict court room at the court
house here, where Judge W. L.
Eagleton is wrestling with a bulky
and over-crowded docket.
The court was in session to
within one minute of mid-night
Saturday night, when the grand
jury report and indictments were
received and the jury dismissed.
A jury is being used this week
on criminal cases, which will pro-
bably keep the court busy for sev-
eral days next week.
SIM FLOYD ARRESTED
ON ADULTRY CHARGE.
Sim Floyd, a resident of Foster,
was Tuesday arrested by deputy
sheriff C. B. Swinney on a charge
of open and notorious adultry.
The charge had been filed ag-
ainst Floyd by ihe action of the
grand jury which was in session
at Pauls Valley last week. His ar-
rest is the first of twenty which
will be made pursuant to indict-
ments returned by the jury.
Floyd was given twenty-four
hours in which to fix an appear-
ance bond of $1,000.00 by District
Judge W. L. Eagleton. There will
'prominent masons
! which will visit
state masons to
visit rere friday!;
KU KLIJX VISIT AT
BAPTIST CHURCH HERE
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan,
fifteen in number, visited the ser-
vices at the First Baptist church
jin Pauls Valley Saturday night.
The visitation came 011 a night
Ceremonials for the laying of when the crowds which have been
the corner stone of the Consoli- packing the church for the revi-
dated School No. 3 new building, val services conducted by Rev.
four miles east of Pauls Valley, Whaley, were at their largest
Friday at 2:00 P. M. will be con-1 The leader of the body
garvin county has
GENERAL PRICES ARE
REPORTED EXCELLENT.
! The general run of prices paid
to producers in this section dur-
ing the latter part of the month
'of October are reported as gen-
. . erally good. A survey recently
Recent figures issued by the compieted by the Democrat is pub-
United States department of Ag- lished herewith.
riculture, at Washington, snow ,pwo very important markets
that Garvin county ranks second whjch wi,j open within the next
r riaav at z:uu r. m. win ue .cauc. of in the state in number of bales of week or two have as yet of COUrse
ducted in person by L. H. Swann, Klansmen, all of whom marched cotton ginned prior to September no quotrttions, the turkey and pe-
state Grand Master, of the Mason- down the aisle in military fash- 25th. ' can market. The pecan crop here
• ic lodge who lives in Oklahoma ion, handed the presiding minis-1 Up to that date therehadbeen wil] be very amall this vear. It is
ter Rev. Whalev, a letter, in reported as ginned in the county, predjcted that the turkey market
EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE
MAY BE OPENED HERE
derson, grand secretary
,, ™ r r, u state, and Fran
Lowell Glasco, of Purcell and oklahoma City.
hp several other which the Klan congratulated him 9,732 bales, as against 3,347 for wi)1 open gtrong
hi bodv'on his good work and stated that the same period in 1921. The to-| Hors are now bringing, live
l.rp Friri v it whs heartily in favor of such tal bales ginned up to September wejght, an average of about $8.00
among whom will be W. M. An- a well ment and far reaching re- 25th in the entire_state amounted p?r hundred pounds, beef cattle
to 184,809 as compared with 140,- $5 oo per hundred pounds, veal
Pr.nir a TWr hothof A special prayer was then given 686 for last year. 'calves, $5.00, milch cows, per head
^e. anc* L. ' jfor the men who so expressed | The first in the state this sea- $40.00, horses, per head, $60.00,
a rlrfv nf loral Masons will themsalves in favor of the work son is Jackson county, with 11,- mjik, retail, per gallon, fifty cents,
A party of local Masons win done |g46 baleSi ag compared with 11,- uppies per bushel, $1.75, sweet po-
meet the train and escort the dis- ^ sQund to fee hear(, ?4& laat seftSon. Leflore county is tatoe8> ,)er bushel $1.00, alfalfa
nepin community with an .axe|Mr.""Glasco~ is"we'll experienced in t^new^rhooTbuilding which is aside from the minister's reading third with 8,787 bales and 5,928 hay from ?l6-00 to $20.00, broom
B,U Norman p„.ded K«,l.y_«.|llne the "ft Sft '^tT "
Z. i 11 Luweii umsiu, ui * ui,
Allison McGee, negro, pleaded j Norman, was jn the city the early-
guilty to manslaughter for the t o{ the week i00kingr for a lo-
killing of a negro girl in the Hen-|ca^jon for an exclusive shoe store.
the burglary of the Crescent Drug | He has several locations in mina Ij..., ",. t the building and hun -- . , „
Store in Wynnewood on February jand wi„ announce later the build- dreds are expected to attend the indicate actions to his followers.
15th, and was sentenced to two j which his business will oc- | After the prayer by the minis-
years in the penitentiary.
Wm. Myers, who was tried by
jury for the murder of his wife
near the Kimberlin lake last sum-
mer, was sentenced to 99 years in
the penitentiary. This is the first
life term ever placed on a crimi-
nal by a jury in the local district
court it is said.
On Wednesday and early today
the court was working on the case
of the alledged flogging of Mr.
and Mrs. R. D. Lindsay of Anti-
och, by eleven masked men. A de-
cision will probably be reached to-
day.
Commercial views of all
—DeGolyer Studio.
kinds
cupy.
COUNTRY SCHOOLS ARE
NOW7 OPENING IN COUNTY
About twenty of Garvin coun-
ty's country schools began vheir conducted for two w
services. ter, the Klansmen marched order-
BAPTIST MEETING ,ly T^oUowtHs* the text of the
SUCCESSFULLY CLOSED, note handed to the minister:
| The Knights of the Ku Klux
, . Klan is a great and essentially a
The series ol revi™l serv c patriotic> fraternal, benevolent
order and does not discriminate
winter session Monday, and about First ftaptist church here by Rev. on account o'f'his
five remain which plan to open C. r. Whaley and singer C. J. re]j„{ous or political creed, when
t'ESSf.S&'S 22-
year and 2,063 last year.
14 cents.
Cotton seed meal is selling to
farmers for approximately an av-
erage of $40.00 a ton.
GARVIN COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO. BUYS UNDERWOODS MUSICAL COMEDY TO
Six new Underwood typewriters
were this week purchased by the
Garvin County Abstract Company,
and will be used in their d(*vn
town office and in their work with
the county records at the court
Schools which will open Mon-|ed with the evening services last tagonite^the01 sal'red' Tight" and |h°xhe rapidly expanding business
day or soon thereafter are Klon- Sunday,
dike, Brady, the two Cotton Wood j At that
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of the company has necessitated
schools, and Chapel Ut ..peci.l baptismal at
Practically all of the country ,he church. is a patriotic American citizen I "
schools planned eight and nine From all[viewpoints themeeting, d jiveg according to the laws prviji-jc TAKE FIFTY
months sessions this winter, but was one of the most successful j b th Supremu Ruler 10RI S 1AKh
and influential ever held in Paula "y". „„vthino- n
Valley. Rev. Thos. P. Haskins, ihe anyth.ng .0
intnraufarl ' ICflT flt OUT ntilKlS. . , . . . ,
mteresteai We want t() gay to you gjr> that j A drop 111 prices of fifty dol-
you have done a mighty work for lars per car was announced Tues-
APPEAR IN PAULS VALLEY
most of them have been cut to
seven months. |
This shortening of the terms is local pastor was also
due in practically every case to and active in each of the services
the lowering of valuations of held here
property on the - respective dis-
trict tax rolls, according to coun
ty officials.
DOLLAR DROP
The high class musical comedy
hit, "Eve," has been secured for
Monday night, October 30th, by
the Hamlys' Theatre.
The comedy is lauded to the
skies by all critics and papers
who have come to know it, and it
will be produced in Pauls Valley
with its full cast of 35 characters
and a full orchestra accompani-
I ment.
Seats will be put on sale at an
TUESDAY, early date for the performance.
_ . , the Kingdom of God during this day by the Ford Motor Company
" 1KP^nn-g. meeting there were meeting but there are men in this,in Detroit.
- 150 decisions 82 additions to the | housg tonight who are livinp con. | -phis means of course that the
church, 62 of whom presented trary to jaws qoci anj cf American public has made a lot
themselves for baptism. lour countrv and we hope to see of money on that date, and every
Thirty-one pledged themselves ■ * - - -- .... <■>
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Thirty-one pledged themselves |— ---™>of "the- ^ve their man who delayed until after that
UNABLE TO LET CONTRACT f°r special work, to be done m the ^ ^ t0 G j betore they leave time to buy, picked up fifty dol-
; interest of the church and chns- 'leai(?ht The lnviBibie Em- lars on his purchase, and vhere
The board of Garvin countv J in general. pir0 a(jes and knows a!i that is are a lot of such purchases. n
commissioners Inet at the court! crruPTiBV ife,oinK "n in thiw «'ommunity. I The Reed Motor Company of 1S
house Monday afternoon to con- COMMERCE SECRETARY | i Patils Valley received notice 01
sider bids for the construction of | TO BE CHOSEN SOON SERVICE MEN ATTENTION! |the drop Wednesday. Th- local
the North Bridge over the Wash- | .dealer also expects to leceive an
" ' , . f. ,, ,, ~ , .. * order of the new four door sedan,
Owing to the retirement of _H.|. For the purpose of laying plans ,whjch jg ;hp yery ,atest deg,gn
ita, a mile and
Pai.ils Valley
half north of 1
Several bids were received butTaylo.r- who has ^.een donating!for a fitting celebration of Armis- >rf i(1 b the'Ford engineers,
several Dias were leceivea,..g services ag part tlnie secretary itice Day on November 11th and ;
no satisfactory of the Pauls Valley chamber of [the re-organization of the Post of UAI LOWEFN IS SEEN
entered into by the commission- !commerce, to attend to private .the American Legion at that time, J " ' '
1 IN WINDOW DISPLAYS
ers with the contractors, because ma)terSi a secretary for the cham-|a meeting of all service men of
of lack of authority to make a bgr wjjj bg cj,osen at once Pauls Valley and vicinity is here-
11 jo-iPPt^nn on 1 ^ intended to make the',by called for Friday night. Octo
choice this week, but such selec-
tion will probably not be made un-
til next week. It is understood
binding and lawful agreement on
such construction before funds
have been certified to the proper
account by the excise board.
Funds in such account are notjthat severa, application8 have al.
now available. (ready been placed with the cham-
A TRUE FISH STORY ber for the secretaryship.
IS HERE AT LAST.
Merry Old Halloween has made
ber 20th, at 7:30 P. M., at the | its appearance known ahead of
City Hall. Come to the meeting jtirrte by the tone and nature of
with suggestions as to how thn decorations in windows of several
occasion can be made a success. | enterprising Pauis Valley mer-
M. A. RENNIE. ! chants this week.
Post Commander, j Pumpkins and autumnal tints
—-- are merry heralders of good times
and cozy winter evenings, and are
A five pound, fifteen ounce
black bass was caught Monday in |
the lake at the County Club three I
miles north of Pauls Valley by R. j
B. Lee, fisherman expert.
This large specimen measured
twenty-one inches from tip to tip, |
and is believed to be the largest
ever caught in local waters. The
eyes of other Pauls Valley fisher-
men are now green with envy and
are bent on the Country Club
lake, where they hope to bag a
fish which will put the five pound-
er in the dark.
FARM LOANS
SUDDEN SERVICE
WALTER L. HART
Pauls Valley, - - - Oklahoma
most welcome after the blight and
drouth of the long, hot summer,
just recently experienced here.
ODD FELLOWS VISIT
PAOLI LODGE TUESDAY.
A number of Pauls Valley Odd
Fellows and Rebeccas visited
Paoli Tuesday night where special
ceremonials and initiations were
staged for the Paoli chapter.
The degree work was in charge
of the Maysville lodge, a large
number of Maysville Odd Fellows
and Rebeccas also being present.
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It is well to be safe and let
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in the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company.
TOM FOSTER
Phone 68.
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma.
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Palace Drug Store
Richardson-Robinson Drug Company
Robinson'* Hi^h Kail Pills and Robinson's Chill Tonic.
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