Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 274, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 25, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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? EUNESDAY AUGUST 25. 1920.
PAGE FOUR
DAILY ARDMOKEITE
COURTS CALLED UPON
TO UNTIE THE KNOTS
Of LITTLE DUN CUPID
Petitions for divorce have been tiled
In the district court of Carter county
as follows:
Bertha Brown vs. J. O. Brown in
her petition Mrs. Brown alleges that
the defendant deserted her ou May
15th 1919. They were married on
March 1st 191 S. the petitioner al-
leges. Helen Ruth Evans vs. John B'.
Evans in her petition plaintiff alleges
that although defendant is earning a
salary of $300 per month he has re-
fused to contribute towards the sup-
port of herself and their child Wylina
Brooks who is three years old. Plain-
tiff further alleges that defendant took
her personal property consisting of
diamond rings and furniture etc. and
converted it to his own use. Mrs.
Evans also sets forth in her petition
that she has lived with her father
since the separation and the child is
with her. Evans is a jeweler and i
employed at Okmulgee.
Domie Pettyjohn vs. B. O. Petty-
John. Plaintiff states that she and do.
fendant were married in February
1S93; that they have four children
all of whom are of ago with the ex-
ception of Nova who is 14 years old.
In her petition Mrs. Pettyjohn al-
leges that defendant cursed and abus-
ed her both in private and public
places to her humiliation and pain.
She also alleges that he failed to
provide for her and that property
including livestock real esttte etc. to
the value of $4000 which she accumu-
lated through her own efforts is now
In the name of her husband and Bhe
has no it 4 ess to it.
Willie L.-e Walker vs. "Wallace Walk-
er plaintiff states in her petition that
she and defendant were married in
Arkansas in 1915. In her petition Mrs.
"Walker alleges that defendant deserted
h'er two years ago.
Ora Russell vs. Lynn Russell plain-
tiff states that she is now residing at
Wilson and has with her two sons
agrd 2 and 3 years. In her petition
Mrs. Russell alleges Infidelity. The
separation occurred on February 13lh
1920 after three years of marred life.
Defendant petitioner alleges is now
residing at Walters. Cotton county.
A REAL FARM IURfiAIN
200 ACRES; 8. IN fl I.TIVATION;
30 FINE JOHNSON GRASS MEAD-
OW: BALANCE PRAIRIE MEADOW
AND PAST I RE. 40 ACRES BOT-
TOM. 40 ACRES ITLAND. 120 VAL-
LEY: 30.00 PER ACRE. ON ARD-
MOKE AND MILO ROAD.
OLLIE Y. ANDERTON
Phone Office 330. Residence 1917.
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SOUTHWESTERN TVPOTHETAE
Will Meet at Oklahoma City Satur-
day; To Talk Over Plans for
Interest of the Craft
Oklahoma City Aug. 25. The South-
western Typothetae Federation com-
posed of master printers of Missouri
Kansas Oklahoma and Texas will
hold its first annual convention here
next Saturday.
R. V. Heryear. secretary of the
new organization has announced that
inasmuch as this is the first general
gathering of the federation import-
ant business transactions will come
'before the morning and afternoon
sessions. Election of officers will
precede a banquet to be given by the
deration tonight.
TO CANCEL OIL LEASE
B. S. Curtis has filed suit in the
district court against Altia E. Rob-
berts and P. R. Roberts claiming that
the defendants in the case had false-
ly represented the condition of an oil
and gaa lease to him and by doins;
so had induced him to pay a bonus
of $1S00 to them for the lease. Plain-
tiff in his petition asks that the
bonus money be returned and
the court release and cancel
oil and gas lease of record.
In his petition the plaintiff
forth that on August 2 1920 the de-
fendants sold to him an oil and gas
lease for a period of five years de-
scribed as follows
"The north half of the northeast
quarter of the northevt quarter of
section 33 and the southeast quarter
of the southwest quarter of section
26. All in township 3 south range 2
west."
Plaintiff states further in his pe-
tition that the consideration was n
bonus of $1S00 which he paid to the
defendants and he further sets forth
that when the deal was made the de-
fendants verbally represented to him
that the land was free clear and un-
encumbered and that they (the defend-
dantst had a perfect legal right to the
lease. They further informed him. pe-
titioner alleges that the lease which
had subsequently been assigned to
W. M. Babcock had lapsed and has
become null and void for nonpayment
of rentals and failure to develop the
I premises and that the lessors agreed
After investigation Curtis claims
that the representation on tho part
of the defendants were false fraudu-
lent and untrue; that the lease of
nabcock had not lapsed; that there
has been a well drilled on the lease
which is producing oil in paying quant-
ities and that royalties on the pro-
duction are being paid to the defend-
ants. .
I'OK ROOSEVELT
fioenii)r of Arkansas f.oes to Indi;
and to Speak for Franklin
I). Roosevelt
Little Rock Ark. Alls. 2.V Clover-
nor Rrou?h of .Arkansas left for
Scntt.sburir In!. where he is sched-
uled to deliver the opening nddriss
of his campaign In behalf of Gov-
ernor Cox and Franklin P. RorHe-
velt the denmciatic presidential and
vie? i residential nominees. The gov-
error expects to return to the state
about Sept. 20.
PAPER MANITACTIRERS
Discuss Plan'! to Conserve Forests
of New Hampshire and
Other Places
New London X. H. Aug. 23.
Taper manufacturers of the United
States and Canada as well as forestry
experts assembled in this village for
the conference under the aunplces
of the society for the protection of
New Hampshire forests. This annual
meeting will this year have interna;
tior.nl significance through the dis-
cussion of various aspects of the
controversy between Canadian and
American interests over the paper
shortage. Sessions will continue
through today.
Goodyear Mileage and Tires
for Small Cars
PS
A well "built tire yields much more
mileage foreach dollar of cost than
a tire purposely made to be offered
at aensatiorially:low-pricej huy the
tire mot -the price-
Built to deliver exceptional mileage
at exceedingly low cost Goodyear
Tires of the 30:3- -30 x 3V&- and
31:x 4inch skessaveinconvenience
disappointment and money.
Their -value results from the appli'
cation .& 'Goodyear experience
expextness and care to their manu-
facture rin tthe "world's largest tire
factory devoted to "these sizes.
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Maxwell cor other car taking these
sizes go ;to your nearest Service
Station iforGoodyear Tires for the
ryordi:and'enduraricelhat Good'
year ihuilds -into them.
AU.Weatber lead f J
Gcodyw "Heavy Touritt Xubc cost no
mote thanrthe price you are asked to pay
for '-tabes cofileis merit why tisk costly
catings-witerfwich-ture protec
"Set
HAS NEW SPONSOR
MiUc the Persistent Stowaway Has
Won Another Home and Will
Not I!e Again Deported
NYw York Aug. 25. "Mike" Gil-
huoicy th? p'r3istent stowaway who
.ias adopted by Marion O. Curry a
writer when the Ellis Island authori-
ties were about to ship "Mike'' Eu-
ropeward for the fifth time Is to
have a new b.'nefacter In a "promi-
nent New York banker" It was an-
nounced today by Mrs. Curry's at-
torney. Pavld C. Cordon . Although
Mr. Cordon did not reveal the bank-
er's Identity Iip said "Mike" was
now with him at his summer home.
.Mrs Curry has filed a volunteer ne-
titicn in bankruptcy disclosing lla4
Inlitii s of $111 310 and assets of $700.
"Mikes destiny looked rnthcr dark
but the announcement of Mrs. Curry's
attorney shows the Relgian boy'
luck is still with him.
LOTS OE JOY JUICE
Enforcement Officer Glem Halt Mil-
lion Dollars Worth of Convert
lion Water In Chicago.
Chicago August 25. Twelve men
were arrested and whiskey valued at
$500000 seized by prohibition agents
under Major A. V. Palrymple Tues-
day. The men were preparing to un-
load two carloads of whiskey when th
government agents surrounded them.
Assessors Entitled o Fee.
Oklahoma City August 25. County
assessors who assess personal proper-
ty of delinquent iersons should b
given the $1 penalty eve-i though thry
go out of office before the money Is
actually received by the county treas-
r.ey general. I. L. Ciok county at-
K. L. Pulton assistant to the attor-
ney genera. 1. L. Cook county at-
torney of Atoka county asked for an
opinion in the matter.
Sure
Relief
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Sure Relief
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FOR INDIGESTION
For SERVICE Phone 294
"WE DO THE REST"
Cisco's Service Taxicab and
Baggage Transfer
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
"ALWAYS ON TIME"
LVKO It MM In Hjln.l uk.
aga only Ilk pltture kin
RafuM ill luMtlttrtM.
Summer
Lassitude
Sizzling days and swelt-
ering nights wear down
the reserve force and
leave the mind and body
impoverished. Rebuild
your energy and restore
your ambition with
The Great General Tonic
Sold By All RtlioiU DrmttUU
Sole Minuficturcrt:
LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY
New York Kinsit City Mo.
Effective October first we will change
our name to
Beede-Witt Co.
It's the same old company with
a new name.
Southern Motor Co.
READ THE ARDMOREITE WANT ADS EVERY DAY
low the vhole familu can gp
out on a Summer evenings
Select your tires ao
cording to the road$
I hey have to travel:
In sandy or hilly coun-t-y
wherever the going
opt to be heavy Tho
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
reads The U. S. Chain
cr Usco.
For front wheels
The U. S. Plain.
For best results
everywhere U. S.
Royal Cords.
THE women should cer-
tainly be thankful for the
automobile. It has given
them a chance to see a lot
more of their husbands.
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But it has done a great
deal more than that.
It has brought people closer
together given them new
interests swept away old
prejudices.
What affects one man now
generally affects a good many
of his neighbors in the same
way. And they have a better
chance to get together and
talk things over.
m
It's had its effect on the
tire business.
When automobiles were
new people were willing to
buy any kind of a tire. Now
they're beginning to insist
on knowing what they are
getting.
And the more they insist
the better it will be for us.
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We want our customers
to know what they are
getting.
That's why we represent
U. S. Tires so there will be
no doubt about it.
Whatever the size of your
car you know that the U. S.
Tire you put on it is the best
kind of tire its makers know
how to make.
U. S. Tires are guaranteed
for life without any limi-
tation oi mileage.
That ought to mean some-
thing to the man who has
thought about tires.
United States Tires
Ony Harrl Tlulck Co. Ardmore Okla.
Noutlirrn Motor Co. Arrimorr Okla.
Tom I'ooptr .Motor Co. Ardmore Okla.
C. C. Hardy Benryn Okla.
OYMTrtwrt Co.. t'hefk Okla.
Sprinter Drug Htore Springer Okla
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Easley, John F. Daily Ardmoreite (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 274, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 25, 1920, newspaper, August 25, 1920; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc158603/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.