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by the court.
Bids for the purchase thereof must
in writing and must le fi'ed In
e Co tv Court of Okfus < e County
Oklahoma, or tl< ivercd to the under*
1 -: « ,1 a* 1:
tow n
for at leas t t<'
Crii
two an 1 V.
« f Lot Three
D. M. WILLIAMSON,
Guardian
' rs, Atty for Guardian.
3t
publ
(First published in Oklahoma Farmer
and La/boner March 8, li 12.)
Nct.ce of Suit.
In t.h«> District Court of C
Oklahoma.
H. H. Hohcoo and \v. K
ftiffs, au 'ii.-1 A. 1'. 1
Drilling cc ; a i c v
B. Goocb, C. \1. Hat n, 1
G a: -• ( s T
To the o< fo: A I*.
*Dri!'ir t Con. •: \\ C. M. Han : g;
and C<crge Ca • :
You and ♦ h <
DOtifivd Ih. U . i •
the dlst t
S4ii e of i v • a
man i 1 W.
and i ur o < f
quk< 'ho title t<> ;
South Ka ' ten re
in Secin- : i?.\ '!
Rangi> T.vt:« < un U -
lalhon a, and t: • i >x>:i n
tii** prti'i- n of > fi (1
cciuse on cr l< . o tlie 19 day of
April. 1912 the same will l>e taken as
true and Judgment entered a< •
ia«giy quieting the title <f plaintiffs
in tho hands alove deeoriled and
eluding you from any right or inter
« t whatever therein.
Witness my hand and the il of
said court this 7th day of March,
1912.
J. B. SUMMERS,
District Clerk.
By L*. H. Chi Id re Deputy.
Geo. L. Mann. Atty for Plff.
(Seal) 4t
(First published in the Oklahoma
Farmer and Laborer, Feb. 23, 1912).
Notice of Sale of Lands on the Fore-
closure of Mortgage.
In tho District Court of Creek Coun-
ty, State of Oklahoma.
John D. Kiefer, minor, by his nex
friend ai.J guardian, Smith Kiefer,
Plaintiff vs. I-"..a 151 kwelder and
John H. Blackwelder, Defendant*.
No. 21SS.
Whereas, on the 17 day of F. ' ru-
ary, A D . 1 i) 12 t re \\ s del <. red
to the ..'.infers: i< or iff of Ci k
County, State of ..... ,
ol - .If in Uv c.i -e a: J ma e: a'.,u\e
entitled, command ing me as em h
sheriff to sell according to law under
appraisement at public sale the cer-
tain lots and lands in Creek County,
State of Oklahoma, described as fol-
lows. to wit:
The South 2.7 feet of Lot 2 and
the North 63.3 fo«4 of I.ot 3 in j Turner, Attorneys at law. Eufaula,
Block 63 of the Towns lie of the City; McIntosh County. Oklahoma,
of Sapulpa. Dated the 24th day of February,
for the purpose of satisfying the to: D., 1912.
lowing indebtedness, towit: Judg- M BOARD, Guardian,
ment in favor of John D. Kiefer and Turner K Turner. Attys. for Guardian
Smith Kiefer as guardian in tho sum 3t
of $3076.83, together with interest
the Indian Base and Meridian. j evidence? upon thtf trial of the above
Said R« il 1>" ite will be fold on ontitled cause will be taken at the
the following terms and condition- >fflce of Blddison & Campbell, in
All o upon confirmation 4ie City of Tuba, Tulsa County, Ok-
< f March,
ihoma, on the 30th da
i912, between the hours of 8:00
o'clock in the forenoon and C:00
clock in the afternoon of said day.
GEO. L, MANN,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
4t
Farmer and Laborer, March
1912.)
Notice of Sale cf Real Estate
In the matter of the guvrdian hip of
S; :n McNac, a ninor.
Notoe is hereby given In pursuance
of an order of the County Court of
rhe County of McIntosh, State
Oklahoma, madei on -,e 2?n<l day of
Fobru t:y, 1912#L;,o undersigned guar-
dian of the em ate or .>am Mc.Yac, a
minor, will sell at private sale to th<
highest bidder subject to confirma-
tion by said Court on Monday, the
18th diy of Aflarch, A. D., 1912 at 2
oclock p. m., at office of Turner &
Turner, Eufaula, Oklahoma, all the
right, title, and interest of said Sam
McNac. a minor, in and to the fol-
lowing described % J Estate situate
in Creek County, State of Oklahoma,
to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of North-
ret quarter; tho Northeast quarter
of Southwest quarter of Sec. Sixteen
tl( ), Twp. Sixteen (10) North.
Range Nine (9) East, containing so
cres, more or less, and being a part
of the Individual allotment of Sam
M \'ao, a minor. Sa d reel e ate
will be sold on the following terms
and conditions, towit: Purchase
money to be paid in nsh upon the
deMvery by the gu . xlian of a good
a::d \ 1 deed to said lands to aid
purchaser: a certifkd check tVr ter
per cent of the amount bid n. s t ac
company each bid.
Bid8 for tho purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be filed in
the County Court or delivered to the
undersigned at the office of Turn ft &
i Fir t pub; - hod in Oklahoma Farmer
and L&borir March 8, 1912.)
K. T. Smythe, minor.
. :i the Count\ Court in and for Creel
County, Oklahoma.
Notice.
To whom it tn.y concern:
'
.-'tn;.; 1 i-o, guardian of R. T. Smythe,
..
tit ion asking that he be authorized
ind d . led to execute a mortgage
.pon the reiil <-tate belonging to R.
T. ■t'mytJie, minor, described as fol
lows, to-wit. Au undivided one-half
iiitertv-t in and to lot eight, blcck
.venty-nine in the town of Depew,
Crcuk County, Oklahoma. Thai th<
• id petition will come on for hear
ing on Saturday, March 23rd, 1912 ,.t
ten o'clock, a. m.
WARREN H. BROWN,
Judge of the County Court of Creek
County, Oklahoma. 2tw
(First published in uklahoma Farmer
ant! L.'il>orer, March 1, 1912.)
State of Oklahoma, County of Creek
ss.
In the District Court of Creek Count:
Stato of Oklahoma.
Notice by Publication.
H rry E. Be&tty, Plaintiff, \e. Dora
Beatty, Defendant. No. 2353.
?aJd defendant, Dora Beatty, will
■ ■ "• " she has been sue 1
in the above named court upon a pe
tition for n absolute decree of di
vorce by Harry E. Beatty and she
mm* iimm .« , „„iu. i :oduct8 of mines a I factories
ansM . o petition filed then-
Platform of LaFollette.
Madison, Wis., March 14.—Unitea
•Ma;es •Senator IjaFollette in his caiu-
: .ign platform givtm out here Wed-
nesday declares among other things
■ s belief in .the initiative, referendum
:.d recall and direct nominal i no,
tid go.eminent ownership and « j er
ation of caipress companies. He op-
poses sh!p subsidy, the A Id rich cur-
ranfey plan and Canadian •; . pr<
>'• nator LaFclIette says it I- not
h's purpose at this time to discuss
ues, or indeed to do more than ^ug
t his position up n the vitally im-
rtani issues. He says:
*
d < > L ons, not only as applied io
i:t:es but also in the ex'en ling
th. e to the nation as a whole.
"The equalization cf the burden
jf taxation, upon a property basis
! hrough the adoption of graduated
r.ooaie ar.d inheritance taxes.
' The parcels post.
"Government ownership of expre s
•ompan:<« and government (deration
>f expross business at actual cost to
the public.
"The raupi ible ralDation of phy?i-
al property K ra^Toads justly in-
\entoried and determined as the
tasis for fixing rat^s and the exten-
ion of the powers and administrative
control of the interstate commerce
commission.
"When Roosevelt became president
Se total amount of the stock and
• Tnd issues of ail <oinbii11
.rusts including the railways then
in combination, was only $ ;,784,000,-
•^00. When he turned the country
•>ver to Taft, whom he had selecteu
s his succes.-x>r, the total capital za-
ion of the trusts and com.bin/iticns
i mounted to the enormous sum of
<31,672,000,000, more than 70 j> r < r.t
• f which was water. Prices were
' ut up on transportation and on the
thereon nt the rate of 8 |K>r cent per
annum from and after the 12th day
of February, A.* I)., 1912 until paid,
and together with an attorneys fee in
Notice of Funding Warrants cf School
District No. 43 Creek County. Ok
lahoma.
ti* sum of r.00.00 ajiil together with Vo,i<<- ,H hpreb> Riven ih«ir
District No. 4,'i Creek County, okla-
homa hai fllol in the Count
the costs of this action taxed $
and together wkh accruing costs
herein.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the
power and authority vested in me
notice is hereby given that pursuant
to said order of sale I caused said
lots and lands above described to be
duly appraised according to law for
the sum of $2500;
And further, I will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
the lots and lands above described
for the payment of tho Indebtedness
Court
of Creek County, Oklahoma its petf.
tlou for permission to rtnul it* war-
rant indebtedness issued and created
prior to July 1st 1911 amounting t'
thes um of Nine Hundred Dollars in-
to Un year bonds running for said
term and hearing per cent interest
Sa4d petition will be heard at the
County Court room or said court fii
Sapulpa. Oklahoma on the 21st da> of
in b\ said plaintiff <n or before the
11 h dn\ of April, 1012, or said pe-
tition w;li be taken as true and a
judgment for said plaintiff for a df-
ree of divorce will be rendered ac-
cordingly.
J. B. Summers,
Clerk of said Court.
*>' 1*. H. Childress, Deputy.
\V P. Hoot, Atty. for plft.
3t
(First published in Oklahoma Far-
mer anl L iborer, March 15. 1^12.1
Notice.
State of Oklahoma, County of Creek,
as. In the District Court of said
cou«n t y.
.1 H. Chillers and Char Us dentine.
Plaintiffs, vs. David W. Yancey,
Defendant. No. 23(19.
Said defendant, David W. Vaaicey,
will ta.ke notice that he has been sued
in tlie above named court to set
aside a certain died and to quiet the
ay interest and dividends on these
fr; udulent corporal i ns."
"1 would h ve the nation knov i
how much of the $18,• • 0,000,000 c ipi ai: '
talization was contributed by those!'1
•a ho own the railroads and i.ow
■ i:uch l y the pe >ple thnnse.\es.
"I i>elieve in the creation of a com-
mission with power to investigate and
ascertain the illegal acts of all trusts
and combinations and with power to
iscertain tho reasonable valuation
Prohibition.
Muskogee. Okla., March 14.—Figur-
atively si taking, ea :ern Oklahoma
U becoming as tight as a water
cask in the wry or booze dispcnsato'i
an.I lovers < ; liquids that deli )u the
palato of man are be 'h dry rud C<?
desixjndent.
But the worm Is turning, end th<
wo:m as represented by drouth rf-
fected muj is sometlirg jrrl.i.
w * .-!! th" Hm"' of tndurn ro bas be* r
r* ' !?- Thore are, accord:. !
pre-pact^ cf simoers on the ?; ; ara
'• a"i.::'y Cv i. -1'' ;r (f
Irg to the dry blanket yrca $, th
vogue of wh h bo .a me so unp pu'n
Otis Tit : and Charley Webb, v o
were indicted by a fedcraj grand jui>
at Vii;:: a las: week, char^< d with
troducing intcxicating spirituous, vin-
ous an I malt liquors into Indian con:
try a^id immediately arretted by
l a ted Satoi Marshal Grant Vic-(
.Saturday file 1 ^ pe iricn in the fe<! r-
al court here asking a writ of ha-
beas corpus.
These two men were indicted fol
w : s (sfon of the Ui ited St t c#
circuit court of appeals sitting in Sit.
Ix>uis, the decision holding that et i
unlawful for any man to bring liquor
into that portion of the state of Ok-
lahoma know n as the Old Indian Ter-
ritory. The decision held that the
old federal laws of territorial days
are still in forces.
Titte and Webb were made the
first victims cf the new order of
things ar.d are the first men arrested
since the decision of tho St. Louis
court.. They, however, refuse to be
made th© "goats" and decare thej
wj appea their eas-e to the court of
last ro-ort. They allege that if t' • '
have committed any crime it is
against the State of Oklahoma enr1
net agaii.-r. the federal government.
In t' - ir : 'tita i a 1 'ntr a writ of
;-s corpus they declare tl\"t the
old fed- - 1 ftatu'e was repealed by
'.e ena. ag a^ pass-^d by crr.gret>
he proclamation of t «•
-idenr of the United States whe; .
on November 16, 1907, he declared
'
>t. /€8 of the T'nion.
Anthem
"Say. will you play this solo part
over for met* asked the tenor, as bo
hastily thw w oil 1 • hat an I ovei
I and placed his music in front of the
j organist. "Just give mo my pitch,
please."
"I'm sorry, but I can't piny it now,"
replied the or ni, t. "You're nearly
j ■ ! t . : v. ■ 'w "• • :
through all these hymns, besides the
anthem. ^ 'iould h e come ear
Her." Ilo closed the music in front 1
of him.
"Grouch 1" mut: :- l the teno.r, as he
took the music and sat down with the
rest of the choir.
"Say," ho w hispered to the soprano,
"if we don't get a new organist pretty
soon they'll have to get a new tenor.
I'm tired of being sat upon by that
fellow."
"Well, but you know, we do have to
practice the anthem," said the so-
prano, "and w hat's the use of our sit-
ting here, listening to your solo, when
we'might as w ell be retting real prac-
tice done?"
The tenor moved over nearer t\
bass and ruttered bis grievance.
Are to Jnjn oFrccg.
To have the state enforcement d«3-
^■riiu-i. work in conjunction w.-.i
i * 1 .-'r ates : . r.-hals dt, art-
ment, pi:■ tjculartyton the eiist side (i
• ie the United States
* ■ lias he.U
(••...iw.iion .s slid
,v n the object of En-
c • r W. I. Caud.il, w ho
■ ' "' i.j) with
•! ]
Din disric t. Mr. Oaudill
. I < r : '• nday from .M r-
«: -I'.- tlia. hs oRloe
d lo co-operate with the
;ntv ar.d tlkit he
«ld i < «e s soon as
< e an .i.n, Victor wi.l be
a i.ate convention
i . i.d Enforcement Officer
d : • - t l.iin at thct time,
n plan for l re siringe«nt enfor-
ohJbitory laws will
'
A Head For University.
O: ihoma Ci y, March 14.—It was
-iven out I ere lau. last night that
the Mate Hoard of Education had
finaliy 61 ec:(il a successor to Dr.
A (Irant Eians who r tired from li e
I r.- alt ncy of tie Not man University
, Jaf. July. It is stated the new ap-
tee is to be Ur Stratton D.
"Yes." agreed the bass, "he sure j Hr , the present superintendent ci.
the limit Why. I called him up the Bosttt! I la
other night and asked him to come orrt ls<) nro
and play over some, of my songs—ju. t
a little social call, you know. Well,
he snapped out that he charged $5 an
hour for accompanying people." The
bass relapsed into bitter thoughts.
"Well, what did you expect?" asked
the soprano "Did.you think he would
go out simply to practice with you. for
the m^re pleasure of it? I'd have
charged ten, I assure you."
on his w:y
west to a sume charge of the institu-
tion.
Dr. Brcoks is one of the foremost
educators of America. Two years
aga he was prew:<!er: of the Nnticnai
Educational association. He is 45
years old, and has a family.
"Come on, now. if you're going to j Re <
Increase of 5 Per cent
practi e," ordered the organist, bellig-! ion • pr. gr< * i Wn> nrt a < •.
erently. "Now, follow your music, and rnj,,
Two Train Robbers Killed.
San Antonio, Tex. March 14.
express messenger, David A. Trous
not the monopoly valuation—of thej dale, balked the robbery of a South
h>sioad pro] erties Lf the great mono era Pacific train near Sanders
police in the mining world with the; when he trapped two highwaymen
natural re.-ources, in the creation of who had held up the train and killed
a tariff commission of experts clothed thenn.
with real power to determine valua-j The robbers boarded the train. No.
tion of all the elements of production 0 westbound a few miles east of
cost and profits, the reduction o: Sanderson. The mail and express cars
tariff nates to the asoertainevi differ and the locomotive were detached
ence between the cost, of labor in from the passenger ccachc«. Then the
this country and abroad. ^ engineer, under cover of the rcb-
"I am opposed to ship subsidy her's guns, was compelled to run the
all come in on the first beat." He
played the opening chords.
"Whit on earth's the matter?" ho
exclain • I. di gustedly. "Why don't
you come In? There are four beats,
and on ti. fifth every one of you
come in. Now, try again, and see if
you can count four." Again he played
the chords.
"Oh, just a minute," interrupted tho
coprana "What is my note? I never
can get the right pitch. Hit my note
I when you play the opening chord
louder than the rest, will you?" She
- n ' beamed upon the organist.
"Now, see here!" exclaimed the or-
ganist. "I gave every one of you
con.i tion of aff s in
l awrence hes resulted in employers
increase In wages. S>.lem and Hi 1 de-
ford announce the raise of 5 per cent
1 ~ - a a today and at Lowell it tafces
feels i:« airly 75,00.0 cotton mill work-
's.- The average «vio tf adults is
< n dollars a week but average pay
of all employers is about so.en dol-
lars a week.
Meyer Ha«-. an Answer.
Washington, March 14.—'Secretary
which, one* entrenched, will become vvo °r tdiree coaches ahead of the to voce, "for siding with him in the
title to certain i .nds in Creek County ! anolh(,r corrupting influence in our ! remainder of the train. One of the
Ok .ihoma. as is fuly described in t he j polltlc8' (robbers took the express messenger.
"I am opposed to further extrava-j ' r(nis^ai0' back to the train and kept
gance, on the advice of inte're^ted per ^ m un^r guard, while the other
sons only, in building battleships andl10^^01" °°y0ro:J the crew in the cars
petition filed in said cause, ar.d must
answer the petition filed therein by
said plaintiffs on or before the 29th
day of April. A I).. 1912, er. said pe-
tition will be taken as true ami a
judgment for said plaintiffs setting
'side j . d deed and Quieting the title
to said lands will Le rendered «c-
March. 1912 at the hour of 9 o'clock I n,,n***v
m. of sakl day. or as soon there
above mentioned oji the' 25th day of after a-s (' 11 heard, and any persoi
March. 1912, at the hour of 2 o'clock uuy aP HiW and'show cause who aid1
p. m. thereof at the west door of the
court house in the City of Sapulpa,
County of Creek State of Oklahoma.
Of ali^of which all parties interest-
ed will take due notice.
Given under my hand this 17 day
of February, A. D., 1912. v
HOLMES DAVIDSON,
Temporary Sheriff of Creek County.
Okla.
SAM MATTHEWS,
Temporary Depa y.
Funding should run bo ordered
Dated' this the 9th da> of \fVch
1912.
\VM ALEX. Director
I) Il ROLAND, Treasurer:
K. P. MORRISON. Clerk
135-lOtD-ltf
1 Attest J. B SUMMERS,
Clerk of said Court
B> I/. H Childress, Deputy.
I H Childers. Attorney for Plaint ffs
(Seal.) * at
copy of this thing to practice at
home. You all ought to know it llko , 0f >he N .vy Meyer is a< tive as a l.ee
your own names. I can t play ono , ,
note louder than another in the first ? a tacks of the foew
chord!. Do you suppose my playing ^^Sger navy • plains. Ans-
doesn't matter at all, just so you peo- wenng charge thait the cost of
pie do just as little work as you can?" building shijis in navy yards was in-
and he turned to the organ. Rouse Nava.
.h3 T®11, " V°U d°n,t, WaD«t t0 1)0 Conunittee that the big dreadnought
obliging! The soprano's voice was l- . , .... "uugm.
scornful. FIori(Ia .,X)St $n ^ a ton to build
The bass and the tenor laughed. 11 r^e •N,ew Navy yard than tho
"Serves her right." said the tenor, sot >nneoticut. The Utah, he said,
Aas built by a private concern at a
„v S500.-.K), and ether barftio-
-Now. one. two. three, four. .Ing!" . , s WftPF , p!ivato!y al , BM
which made navy j rd work
excessive.
first place.
"Now, on
counted the organist at the top of his
lungs, as he played the chords once
more.
An awful crash of voices rent the
r oses,
ppeur
political navy yards and favor an un-1 a^a'^ am' started to rifle the sale air. The organist flung out his hands
prejudiced commission to investigate I an<* exI,refiS boxe*.
and report what is roqnired in the Trousdale is said to have employed
way of national defense. !he old ruse of ^iffnailing to an imap
... ...... ... Inary person hark of his cantor
I am opposed to the dollar dlplc- .... , |lu •
. .. , , u hen the robber turned. Trousdale
macy which has reduced our state'
department from its high phce as a
kindly intermediary of defenseless na-
tions into a trading o :*.poet for Wall
street interests, aiming to ex
those who should he our friends
grasj>ed a mallet and before the high
way-man could shoot, dashed out his
brains. Then, arming himself with
,, tl" the dead robber's gun Trousdale w,ait
xplo . .
ed for the return of the other bandit.
After he had rifled the express boxes
"I am ^ opposed to the Aid rich cur- the geconri highwayman came back
in dismay. "Nov/, what is the mat- ^rah More Votes.
ter?" he thundered. Albuquerque, March 11—The repiib
'I believe that was my fault," mur- 'convetuion Satuitlay ad-
mured the little contralto. "I was
thinking this was another anthem
that I know by heart, and I started to
sing that! I don't believe I know this
one. I wasn't here last Sunday. Yes,
you mailed me a copy, but I didn't
have time to go over It. Won't you
;ted etgiht more votes to the Taft
olurnn. While the delegation was not
nstru«ed the administration wan .ji
orstAl aj.U delegates instructed tt>
te as a unit Sii of the dtlepauw
ire outbroken for T.^t and two for
! and Laborer, Maroh 1912.
Notice.
State of Oklahoma, Count\ <;f C
MrDouya' A Lytle. Attys. trlj "ft, -
c< entry
4t
(First published in Oklahoma Farmer
and Laborer, March 1, It'll! <
Notice to Sell Real Estate
In the matter of the estate of Rob-
ert Holloway, a minor.
D. M Williamson, guardian
Notice is hereby given th t pur ;
ant of an order of the County Court
of Okfuskee County, Oklahoma, made
on the 27th day o£ Feb. 1912, the
dersigned, - ua Ii.in of tbi%jM-r.-<
♦%- Hte ctf K#-er- II"w,.y, a i :r.« .
will sell at. private sale to the high-
est bidti. : u, je eonfirma' a by
said Court. %n Monday the 18th day
of March, 1912 at '.♦iOOji. m., the un-
dersigned's ' fh ,jj in tne town of
Holey. Oklahoma, all the risht, ti'le
.aterefit ot he s&id Robert Hoilo-
— v' a mi no
t«al estate, situated Jn tN
State of Oklahoma,,
i Firot published in Oklahoma P^arniei
and l4il)orer, March 8, 1912.)
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
In the matter of the e.v&le of Lizz e
———————Mc.Vae. a minor
I Firs, published In OkJahoiaa Farmer' N(>tl<'' 's ^tvl.y given in pursuant e
of an oriler of the County Court 0flfranchls
the County of McIntosh, State of Ok-
lahoma, made on the 5th day e>f
March, V.HJ, 11.«' undersigned *Gu2r
1 1 .. > \ I
minor, \\ ! sell at private sale to tho wi - ratiio
.
"en by >aid Co it, on Saturday, tin \' skan s
rd of M :rli, • io o'clock a. "-rifle •
m, at Kufauia, Oklahoma, all t!< vPW York.
1 • d in- : of said Li * .
' N • d •* \N iiu' ti. ^ #
• ibed r< i! c. to n Crec^ . Douqlas For Congress.
f *• t. w.t Con • > i,ii v f • . M c
l.< t S \ (tl> and the Kaat Half of 'hat one Col. C'.arenee B. 1 ^l.i-
gati« 1*1 ndan
In the Dte'li^ct Cot: < in and for noi !
Coat ty and ftta e
Said defendant. Paul Fugate wil
f
the a<bove named court for an abso-
lute divorcee, and mu.-r^ answer the
t"od •hjrt-in r ■ d i ffj
• ^ f
r ta d pe"i!Jon will u t.ik^: as tru«
and judgmea A--! f..r nk*\ >[<■-
f**n< A>r ,i - ut«- liv if?-
J. B. ST MAfRIiS,
^ Clerk of iCistrie*t Oourr
Hy
•'> M wMcl' Ur !pr thP pn!s" '• f.:e coacjKs. Stepplu, front cove,
Of providing c rtetldty to our systetv Tr ,ts(We killed him All of the
^<1 relieving D-onetary conditions ^ prowny was ,ind
in reality a means of conoenti".'ion h<? traln procefJe<i
of tho currency and eredits of the «• , #
United ®tatee under a * fifty year
Into those hand^ whirl Would Rob Cradle.
"
H. Blanton, who said he was 'sixty
odd" years cf age. when Clerk Geo.
Ueman refrsed to grant a marriage
i policy of governtrer
nd oporation of A'ns' ar
! ooal P'ines and of nr
amship line by way ol
a
to n arry
just turn-
-ar. The
Mjnt and
"Oh. say, we'll never learn this one,"
said the bass. "Let's try over one of
' • ' • O'..' Up for
■text week. The people won't know
Deputy.
4;
he South \V'e>st Quarter of Section former editor of the Phoenix, Is n w
5ix (6) in Township Eighteen Nort'h, r.- aring to thro.v his 1 it in the
n<i Range iVn Ka t of Wve lodi i ' d try for ^he olrotion «• c i
#• iai • r 4 man from tb s di^tr'ct n t.
5 ■ * ' ^ : 1 . !.' < 'ti • \v •
(First pnbltahed in Oklahoma Para** (*.v-h - , -.fl :,.vi<n of le b\
and Llborar Mar<-h t, ill*.) ' + 4 to :•
the District Court of Creek County . > v;>- : </ • -.;>urchaser.
Oklalhoraa. j Bide for tljg purchase thereof mu.^t
Peru Sfatc Bank,*a corpora* on, Pl«in-
v<dd real « • •«. -old the republioau tick* Col. Doug as •« f ^ d-aui;liter woul - b<
ong#had the as«plraitIone to go to ' n> Thf clerk staged th t under
W in--on but herot- for^e ho h- > 0 ' 'deration word !•« sue \
boon ab\ wr;:in« (ti ' <h hso to a -:ri under 1" > *trs of
wall and kept out but now th: t his ****■
maining ten minutes on you, when
we've got this whole anthem to learn?
You sit down land listen and the rest
of you get busy now!"
He straightened out the music and
lifted his hands to strike the first
chord.
*•! r n
. who *
i-4 into her fourteenth y
mothtr of the girl >s pi
t:> marria but the j the difference, and we'll murder this
lioei one if we try to ting it." •
'l^ry r -:-n s } a oh . s her "Let's!" eagerly assented tho con-
would indi< re, and v a 1 . tralto.
Itured child M Tb« , "Oh, yes, let's!" said tho, soprano
at. I ti,.'" in on* voice.
•' . ' ' "AU right." asreed the organist
9 ' : :l"' 1 n ' •*'! "Pick out what you r-ease. I've nt
tor th« Kit:?", ar.d the n« tb< r. t(M>. to go now. I^jt lne know what you re
'n a wotd now an™ then. Insist-1 KO'ng to sing." He Jumped into bis
overcoat and departed.
"Bear!" hissed the soprano as the
loor slammed.
please play my part over a couple of to>*s«velt but under the rule tie vote
times? .Then I'll know It. and we'll if the state gi*'.s to the prnjhlen'
get along all right. All the others '
know their parts." She stepped up to
the organ confidently. Cement Convention.
"It Is now ten minutes of 9," said Kameaa City, March 11. Tho eighth
the organist. lookl-nR at -his wtacb. nnual cootetiti'in of the National «
"Just fifty minutes of our hour are up. ocUUkm of ( en:« t V-
and at 9:15 I have an engagement. Do
you suppose that I can waste the re-
• rvo as ov«-: time judgnucr
Jj Quarter (14) of
L Township 1 f'o-r
(7) Kast of
tifT. v«. diarlee U. I^rt^r, ajiii
BUon I\>rter. Jane P. Had«!< n, IV>
fomdants. #
To the above named defendants:
You and earh of you are hereby
not.iflod that depoedtioris upon the
part of the plaintiff, to be ueed in
i" in writing I mu>t flle-d In the is <r^to i robab'e he ^ i!l he a oan
Coucty Oourt of McIntosh CV>uaty. or
deH'-ered to tho undersigned or his
attorney, Charloa Whitaker, , at
toifaula, Okla.
Dot d thle 5*h day of March. 1912
BBN F. DRAPBIl, Guardian
8t
delate and make an effort to save
the country. As a new-spa]^ r man
the colonel was some pumpkins but
i a candidate on the repubWcan
tlckct—well the colonel had better
Rtiek to his Job as f-ecrctary of the
Muskogee Commercial club.
*b\
A Green Party.
Invitations have been Issued
Mrs. F. Shanahan for a <; o'clcck
! inoheon on next Monday evening ir
honor of B. Shanahan. The affair
is to b© known a^ a St /•atrlck's
party and in following out that idea
the deflorations will be green.
Different Viewpoints. •
Old Lady—There Is ono thing I no-
tice particularly abotlt that young man
* ho calls to see you. He seems to
have an Inborn instinctive respect for
woman. He treats every woman as
tbjugh she were a being from a higher
sphere, to be appioached only with
the utmost delicacy and deference.
Granddaughter (sweet 18) — Yes,
he's horribly bash'al. — Four Leif
ers met bene
i due for a six <!• y's eoseioa,. In ad-
< :i tiare i- o be an ration
he various usee to which ceimcn* m
he main ingredient. This feature fe
-i acting attention from all parts of
h ooui. ry, particular:y of b.-;d^e
n .1. a av i! •'!) ; ii | a • r •• |
■
Postoffice Clerk Shcrt,
•i
,
i i' fur his own use and i pnedt
i o i -rep v Mi. I\. I'rank t ir
'
'
• ner A T Ilo W'c-dnesd^ lie
waived examination ?nd was placed
tinlf. r f I.Mill l.ot„l to await the action
of the federal p&t:d Jury.
The fotnj.lxlnt reads tlia>t the ot-
f«nre was committed bVhruary 2.1,
1912. luit it u claimed that tho short-
re was i ;iftee<i ]small amounts
!>elni.' ertrarted from lime to . time.
Carder m nsiid to I* well oonnoctod
Mid has r^41v<'« in Oklahoma'City,
If the government kiicc-wIs in prov-
i-hortave. it Is vxpoct.M tho
full amount will be made good.
Mr and Mm. B. I„ Miller, of Min-
koHe", are the Rilemtg of th, lr urn.
Hii|!en« Miller and Mr. and Mrs. H.
n Ulnpnaii.
y*
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Johannes, Fred C. The Oklahoma Farmer and Laborer (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, March 15, 1912, newspaper, March 15, 1912; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc101861/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.