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FRIDAY AUSULIT 19 1927
WILE WRITES FINIS ON
TRIP INTO THE WILDS
If Fricky and I Passed up some
good fishing opportunities in Colo-
rado we didn't fail in our duty be-
tween Dodge City Kan and Wichi-
ta Ordinarily western Kansas or
more correctly middle western Kan-
sas is not referred to :n travel bul-
letins as ideal fishing territory but
the genticnnen who compiled the
travel books have been in error
Middle Mit ern Kansas as F and I
know it cffrs one of the best fish-
ing grounds la the United States
We had in to drive along the old
Cannon 14111 trail it is carefully
marked) and cast our trout bass or
catfish lure3 diem we pleased
Water that essential ingredient t1
good fishing WaS all about us in un-
limited quantities
Mostly WC helped f:sn stranded
tourists out of the ditch Our prize
catch was a small coupe that evaded
us for several minutes Fricky spied
waving fender or two above the
waves at the side of the road near
Mullinville Kam Our trotit lines
being too delicate I borrowed the
swing rope front a nearby school
house and after several tempting
casts the coupe struck with all the
viciousness of a 20-pound pike: (if
there are such pike) entangling the
line behind a rear gill and the axle
Fricky reeled with all the might of
the little Chevy in low gear and it
seemed for a moment that we might
land our catch In'e had the coupe
clear el mud and water except for
the radiator and two front fenders
when our line parted Another prize
catch was lost! It was "this long
but it got away"
Wo drove to the next town and
a3ked a wrecker to go Lack and try
to lift that ear to the surface We
passed another car shortly a touring
car from Kingfisher driven by a
woman (its lone oc(upaiit) that had
turned everything but turtle in the
ditch beside the 'roadway This one
proved less a fighter than the little
coupe aforementioned and we set it
back on the road in half an hour of
labor
have I mentioned the western
Kansas irrigation projects? I had
never heard of them before this trip
In fact I was under the impression
that Kansas "raised the best wheat
in the world" without the aid of ir-
rigation bat that impression was er-
roneous We found irrigation on all
sides in our drive out of Dodge City
eastward The floMI gates had been
left wide open and every ditch was
filled Even the roads had been
freshly irrigated as late as the night
before! Irrigation j a great pro-
ject I add as an after-thought
As I write this I think of T G
Burns well-known member of the
Stillwater Lions club back in Stillwa-
te T G once told men that he
thought me fully qualified to become
a "Lion" That is a poor pun and
perhaps I shouldn't mention it it
occurred to me just now as I re--read
the foregoing paragraphs Joking
aside however it is no stretching of
the point at hand to intimate that
found wet roads in western Kansas
At times we would have only stakes
at the side of the road to indicate
where the road lay perhaps 100-
yard stretches being under water at
a depth that allowed the water to
splash over the floor boards of the
can We found the highway passa-
ble however although our speed scl-
dom approached twenty miles per
hour and quite often was nearer Lye
All of which is a novelty in the
country referred to More often
tourists find a hard and fast high-
way leading across Kansas to the
mountain regions Incidentally we
found roads more rough this summer
in Colorado than is usual As a rule
the paths of tourist travel re 'quite
smooth—as far as roadwvs go
When I do the cooking F remarks
the "path of the tourist" is bound to
be a rocky road
Mullinville left behind P and I
proceeded to Greensburg on to Cul-
lison and thence to Pratt If Pratt
Kan was the home of the Kansas
State Agricultural college it would
look for all the world like Stillwater
We drove into the place and I felt
quite at home The rain had changed
to a light mist and the sky appeared
to Le thinking some of clearing
This was welcome to an American
Legion convention after the five days
and nights of almost continual rain
and not a glimpse of sun
AO ' As it was! yet too -wet to attempt
It the cooking I suggested that we stop for
! boy- r! -' a sandwich and cup of coffee—we
Lid be t! hadn't eaten for a couple of hours
xtend - Inside a neat little cafe we found
other '' 0 quite a crowd and F sat (town at one
r
'Goin' - :
end of the two! vacant seats in the
place- I found a seat several feet
h away and glancing over the- menu
I-- discovered a dish I like and ordered
v
finip4 p a full meal It seems that P under-
stood me to mean "sandwich and co-f
iq fee" when I mentioned stopping for
: t '- lunch and he ordered just that
4 - ' - Shortly he finished and came over to
my table There I was in the midst
beheld
of a "square" meal I always detest
!!
th "scenes" Fricky says "Yeah--
ou d
which 'sandwich and coffee' eh! That looks
iy area 4s- like a football banquet tO me—that's
ft V
! that ! where our' money goes!" So I had to
about 'I move over-and let him eat my desert
keep 1 - to square things As I've said be-
round e t fore it's the life
-'
P shall a -------
'other i: - - We were greeted with sunshine two
a thy miles west of Kingman F stopped
began and raised a little stone to commem
end
orate the event About twenty miles
Mr ! beyond Kingman our trouhlea were
bave " over We rolled into Wichita in late
But ! afternoon and wereg lad to be both-
a the ered with traffic signals again We
him -
L 1 found my sister'shome and present
ly even 1"rick 3r Wa3 $leeping peace-
fully in a real bed Tomorrow takes
the little Chevy back to Guthrie
Please be patient
STATE FAIR TO BE
COLOSSAL EVENT
Prospecto For 1927 Exposition Point
to Bigpst Show In History
yklahoma City (Siwetal) T
twentvdirst Oklahoma Sttt Fair and
Exposition to las held in this ci:S
Septendier 21 to ()l1ti 1 'i!I be
ho larpst fair over held In the state
if not in the southwest This pre-
dietion his 'been made not by fair
officials butt by business men who
have an Inside knowledge of Just what
Iht 197 exposition will be
Thig forecast has been based Il'(!
v ui HO general prosperity of Ilte
state as a Nl'hole Collip:Ired With
other Slates VIIrther poor IM SheWn
in the unusual early interest In tho
fair by exhibitors and cmicessionaires
from all over tlidalanna as well as
many Surrounding states AhTudy
enough se ha:i been reserved by
commercial firms and enough agrictW
Ittral entries have been made to mako
a creditable st:tte fair
In an interview the other day
Ralph T Hemphill secretary gellerai
Stztted Ilt It NV:IS the aim
of the board' of directors to make the
stale fair'à indutnee felt in every
nook and 'corner of um:thorn:1 plans
are veil under w:ty to accommodate
at least a quarter million visitors dur
THE STILLWATER GAZETTE STILLWATER PAYNE COUNTY OKLAHOMA
The Merry-Go-Round No Longer
Pulls Them to the State Fair
I 0
"eom1ain
MORE AlACIIINERY BEING
USED ON VALUABLE LA
- - - —
Farmers in Alfalfa county had
manager stated that it W:IS the oho
more money invested in machinery
or the hoard of directors to make toe
than in liVestoek in 1925 it is re-
state fair 'S inencnce felt in every ported by R W Baird of the agri-
nook rind corner of old:donna Plans coltural engineeri1 g department of
are wen under way to accommodate Oklahoma Agricultural and Meehan-
at 1e:1St a quarter million visitors dur- ical college
in fair Aveek In thirteen counties besides Alfal-
General plans for the 1927 program fa the investment in farm machinery
for in expansion and entasa-e was more than seenty-ive per 'cent
merit or vverv deparlmeot Sunman- of that tied up in livestock in twen-
ty-seven counties the amount invested
tenden ts and department trends are
in machinery was somewhat less
mhi
ang a stre ous e
nun'ort tu 'MVP
ranging as low in some instances
I heir part of the fair much larger :ma as fifty per cent and thirty-six ad-
bet ter ti an ever before Crew8 "f ditional counties reported the alua-
workmn have been busy for the past lion of machinery tts compared with
three ni hs getting the ground3 nnd livestock as being less than fifty per
buildings in readiness for exhibits As cent
ea'rly ns it is the prltblem of putting In the counties having seventy-five
exhibits and dispys mn
la under roof is Per cent of machinery as compared
N
alrd
eay confronting the fair aage-
vith livestock average valuation
placed on land Nvas $3871 an acre
meld -
A valuation of $3023 an acre was
Every avnilable inch of space in put on land in which the percentage
the agricultural and live stock build- of machinery vas from fifty to sev-
inea will be crowded will' some 1i iiI enty-fives per cent and in counties
of an educational and ent artaining ex: with the coMparativa per cent of ma-
mma it a splay space in tlw WIP111011S ehinery lower than fifty per cent
deportmn
et ntal in the Boys Juni the valuatio w
n as $2515' an acre
(irls Club loullilina lins all prartically Farm machinery ia used to more
advantage On higher priced land the
Iwen spoken for and in :mother fir
report indicates -
haat ss chidee commercial spaces With few exceptions the western
will be it it premium - - counties included in the report are
amusemom and entertainment using more machinery and theit7val-
program seteted to tickle the funny nation is higher -than counties in the
lama or all visitors Is alinw3t comniete eastern half of Oklahoma the report:
Horse iluto and whippet dog racing indicates
Will be on I he daily program for speed'
fans Fireworks horse shows hippo- LINDBERGH:1-G BE TULSA
(triune acts musical conver hows
and rides besides a number ts s
of other VISITOR AT EXPOSITION
features to be ammowed later win
be on hand t'oMid spiee anChnerriment Tulsa Aug 12a—One of the
to the fair going throngs most noteworthy assemblies of air-
craft 'ever brought - together in thel
The champion 411 eluh member of southwest is expected for the Fourth
fUld:LIMIlla Will lot picked during the International Petroleum exposition
19'7 State Fair in Mtahonut CRS here September 21 to October 1 with
S the announcement today of some of
ep tember 2 1 t o Hstob er 1
the aviation features at the show
FRIENDSHIP FEASTS TO I Heading the list of aeronautical at-1
tractions will be the coming of Col
FEATURE LEMON MEET Charlea A Lindbergh in his famous
"Spirit of St Louis" The colonel
touring the United States inthe in-
Ohlahoina City Aug 15—Two terest of aviation is scheduled to ar-
i'eaats of friendship between Amer- rive about September 29 and a mon-
lea and France will be held in ster welcome is being prepared for
Paris 'during the national convention him Exposition officials predict a
of the American Legion September crowd of 100000 at the field when he
19 to 23 Howard P Savage national arrives
commander announced today in a Numerous oil - company officials
communication received by Fred W will fly to the exposition it was an-
Huntcr of Oklahoma department flounced Word has been received
France convention officer of this front Col Robert W Stewart of the
state One feast will be given by Standard Oil coMpany of Indiana
thelagion in honor of President that he and several other standard
Gaston Douniergue of France The official a will fly here from Chicago
other will be given by the republic of I in the giant de luxe tri-motored mon-
France to the members of the legion eplane "Stanolind" owned by the
- Marshals of the French armies- firm The Texas company will send
American generals high civil officials its Ryan plane from Houston the
of both countries officials of the le- Phillips Petroleum corporation its
gion and of the French veterans' or- Tavetair from Bartlesville and the
ganizations will be among the 450 lanhatta Oil company a Travelair
guests attending these dinners Rep- front Fort Worth Several army and
msentatives front every state in the navy officers and aircraft manufac-
union and every depactraent in turers are also to fly planes here for
France will be invited
the exposition
The dinner given by the legion in
Lieut Col A Paegelow COM'
honor of President Doumergue wil o
l -
manant of Scott item -end bring
take place in the grand ball room of
a big army "blimp" here as an added
the Hotel Continental an historic
attraction The third aviation lea-
building in the heart of Paris on tha
ture announced will be a series of
evening of September '20 the second
tests of aviation gasoline under the
clay of the convention Myron T
direction of the Nationat Aeronauti-
Herrick American ambassador ' to
cal aasociation The tests will at-
Franee will be the first speaker Fol
10Will(r Vitt be Raymond Poitteare
tempt to determine the efficiency of
premier of France Gen John J Per- varioua type Of gasoline now being
shing Marshal Ferdinand FOch manufactured for use in airplanes
ford MacNider assistant secretary of
war Artistide Briand minister of LEADING APCHITECTURAL
k
foreign affairs Masshal-Joseph J C STUDENT TO WASHINGTON
Joffre Alarshal Henri rhillippe re-
tain Commander Savage and Presi-
dent DoumOrgue The toastmaster will Fred V Kershner 1027 graduate
be Milton J foreman former nation- of the department of architecture
al commander of the legion The school of engineering Oklahoma Ag-
Rev Joseph L N Wolfe national ricultural and Mechanical college
chaplain of the legion will pro- left Stillwater Monday' afternoon for
flounce the invocation The Mena- Washington D C where he expects
han Post hand of Sioux City log na- to be employed in architectural work'
tional chanspionship band of the le- Kershner was winner of the Alpha
gion will play the national anthems Rho Chi scholarship cup for 1927 an
of both countries award to the outstanding student in
Members of the legion in turn will architecture He had been a con-
be (lined by the republic of France sistent winner of mention in national
on the evening of September 21 Gen contests conducted by Beaux Arts in-
John J Pershing will be among the stitute of New York city while a
prominent persons speaking at this student here having gained one first
dinner The two dinners will be high mention for a problem submitted
points in a series of brilliant inter- Kershner has been employed in
national social events to be held Stillwater since June He drew the
during the convention week in which plans for the completed stadium of
the good will between the two
na7 the college
tions will be given expression
a — The ArkansnA river Tuesday
When fres12 the rundles of old reached new levels between Ilatchin-
newspapers which we sell for a nickel son and Wichita Kan and further
cost no less than two dollars Ga- floods were feared in its path to the
zette office I Oklahoma line
11 OMMIIIMAIIMIEM
NDWOMEN'S EXHIBITS
04
TO GET PRIZES
State Exposition Offers Many Prizes
for Products of Kitchen and
Sewing Room
Oklahoma City (Special) The wo-
men's department of the 21st annual
oldahonta State Pair and Exposition
Al Well will be held in Oklahoma City
daring the Aveek of Seponnber 2 1 to
October I will contain something of
interest to every housewife In OP
sl ate according to Miss Vera U 31e-
Quil kin direct r in charge
Every year sees the best articles
from Oklahoma kitchens sewing
' the liontestle art department
-in awards will be made On all kinds of
plain and fancy sewing Exhibits in
thk department Will vonSiSt of various
kinds of table furnishings wearing
I pparel house furnishings bed room
articles ( mbroidery lace work and
for articles listed in the miscellaneous
sQction
A total of $1000t) will be offered
for collective exhibits made by the
farm women's clubs In the state
These displays will consist of collec-
tions of fruits meats preserves vege-
tables pickles and articles of sewing
The total- premitnns offered In the
oolen's department amount to almost
$15t000
CHINA PAINTERS WILL HAVE
ROYAL DISH EXHIBIT
Tiny cream pitchers sugar bowls
vases salt and pepper shakers pie
plates and other various kinds of
table utensils the value ofswhich will
Blake the average head of the house-
hold stare in amazement Will be
found on exhibit in the fine arts and
keamics department at the 1927 state
fair in Oklahoma City during the week
of September 21 to October 1
The exhibits in this department
though small and delicate are perhaps
the nmst Valuable that 101 he found
on the fair grounds Exhibits In this
department will consist of master
piece creations by the best china paint-
ing artists in the state
Included in this department of the
fair will also be found specimens of
etching wax work weaving decorat-
ing add many valuable oil paintings
by tfidaboina artists Prizes in this
department amount to almost $25000
Exhibit front every county In the
st:Ito wilt be 11)1111(1 at the 1927 Okla-
homa State Fair and Exposition to be
held In oklahmna City during the
rook of September 21 to 0(!tober 1
-
Mrs William A Pringle of NeW
'York lost by theft $18000 worth of
jewelry While she was a guest at the
home of J B Field Beverly Hills
near Los Angeles
Secretary Jardine expresses the
Opinion that the agricultural situa-
tion can best be improved by farm-
ers organizing on a large scale and
adopting strong bueiness policies
BOROZONE
is NOT a liniment
Iti3 the new antineptic every on
should have reedy loc use when
heeded f or cots wounda burns etc
It purities and beets Liquid wad
Powder Eotcl
ALL DRUGGISTS
1
START WORK ON FILLING
STATION AT 6T1I-LOWRY
Construction has been started on
Federal filling station No-2 at the
corner of East Sixth avenue and
Lowry street The old building at
the corner will be removed and the
entire corner covered with a floor
of concrete it alA announced
The new building to be built back
from the corner vill be equipped
with three pumps and a rotary lift
for greasing purposes besides other
station facilities Two driveways
Nviii enter the new station
A fire believed to have been caused
i)y it gas explosion caused the death
tf five persons in Montreal Monday
live other persons were injured and
are in hospitals suffering of burns
LEGAL NOTICES
(Publishe(I Gazette Aug 5-1249-37-3)
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT GE
DETERMINATION OF HEIRS LEGATEES
AND DEVISEES AND OF DISTRILIUTION
OF ESTATE
In the county court of Payne county
State of Oklahoma
In the matter of the estate of W T Ev-
ans deceased
Whereas Effie 'Alvans Wert
tratris of the estate of W T Evans de-
ceased having' on the 1st day of August
1927 rendered her fins i account in this
court and also filed hero petition for de
termination of the heirs legatees and devi-
'tees of said decedent and for distributon
of the estate rmtainrr I n Inc hoods and
tho estate being now rendy f final
nient and distribution notice is therefore
Riven that On the 22d day of Ainrost 1927
at 9 o'clock a n he sante being is day of
the regular term to-wit of the July term
1927 final settlement and distribution of the
said estate anti determinntiin of the heirs
legatees and devisee :4 of said decedent will
be had and mode unless for good anti sub-
twain' cause the same be postponed to a
day certain by till ounty cony and any
and all persons having any objections to
the settlement of said account and distri-
bution of said estate are rehuired to pm!
sent them on or before that day and any
and all persons interested in said estate as
an heir-atlaw legatee or devisee may then
and there assert such interest or may con-
test the claim of any other per ion Boit
ing any interest therein as at heir-atlaw
legatee or devisee
Witness my hand rind the seal of said
court this 1st day of August 1927
(Seal) L 11 WOODYARDi
' County Judge
'-'"''- ''''" I" "'''" ' '''' '1 ""-- Published Gazette Aug 19-26-Sept 2—
Quilidli directr In charge 119-31 ) -
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL AC-
Every year se eg the heSt articles COUNT OF DETERMINATION OF HEIRS
1'10111 Miahoilla kiteileilS sewing LEGATEES AND DEVISEES AND OF
DISTRIBUTION OF REMAINING ESTATE
rooms and studios assembled togetli in he (Monty court of Payne county
er It) compete for the nitvli coveted state of Oklahoma
iiiit ribbon lit the state fair HUB Tillonmate matter the e8tst"
urNo28 s " SaenUel
dreds of yawn throughout the state whervits George F 'Thomas executor of
' Lill ensntattLefl:ailimuday l lo'hioTtansautwireilt9sezil braenv:
looic f(irward to the state fair as a
Place where the best coukiog canning &red his final account in this court and
for t(Iiite v tteear mairtit(ilt t itoonr
baking sewing and painting c
an be !'
aolt Gthf(!kictieihrsi8 to)!taitttieulls
eollipired alld Wiwre t he newPst ideas the distribution of the estate remaining in
and ways can be exclupged mi bow to Poi iiiinnal 'l so attiTimtehnet ealitriiisbt"riirtit 1!)(iitw nrte tiVt
make the home more attractive and i8 therefore given that on the Oth day of
II1Viting ' Se m
pteber 1927 at 9 o'clock a in the
same being a day of the regular July 1927
liberal prizes are offered In the do term of this court final settlement E deter
'nestle scienve seetion of the fair for mirtoirChoettli'7 ti'nerilrm0 17'haotrnecm tui ' hede'endNei
va 'i
f‘XlithitS Of rious kinds 'of breads and the distribution of the said' estate 'still
eilieS cooliieS eandiei4 ' eIlBlled 11'111" Abiteanhtaidaiacnadustrd:leunaulemsse temps: a
t'pdonitin1 Itouht
and vegetables jellies preserves i day certain by the county court and any
ennersonati covainvaannnt and i ectadinri t
t:Lintnhc
Jams marmalades butters and pickles sa("411:11111 t of said
day certain by the county court and any
and Kul persons having any objectidn to thc
settlement or said account and distribution
of Bald estate are required to present them
on or before that day and any and all Per
Nona interestedln MAK estite as an heir
at-law legatee or devisee may then and
there assert such interest or may contest
the claim of any other person nioerting snY
interest therein as an heir-tit-law legatee
or devisee
Witneis my hand and the sent of Said
court this 16th day of Augii4t 1927
(SAL) 1 1i woo91 ARE)
Coumy Judge
Wilcox Swank Attorneys
Published Gazette Aug 12-19-3841
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION
In the county court Payne county state
of Oklahoma
In the matter of the estate of Marion
Spencer deceased
To the heirs and all persons interested
in said estate:
Notice is hereby given that George E
Spencer has filed in said court n petition
praylng that he be appointed administrator
of the estate of Marion Spencer deceased
and that the 24th day of Aogust 1927
at 9 o'clock -a m of said thy neint n day
of a regular term of tnis court to-wit of
the July term 1927 at the county court
room in Stillwater in the county of Payne
state of Oklahoma has been set for hearing
maid petition when and where you are ner2-
by cited to appear and ShOW cuirie if any
you heve why the said petition should not
be granted
Witness the Judge cf said court and the
-oat tl eteot this &CI day of August
(141AL) L H WOODYAR9
J
Count' 4t14e
LEGAL NOTICES
PACE THREE
Published Gazette Aug 1926-3921
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
an order and resolution duly passed by the
board of county commitosioners of Payne'
county Oklahoma said board will on the
fith day of September 1927 at 2 o'clock
p m open bids and proposals for the fol
lowing work:
l'aving project No 2 Section IL
Unit 2 on Township line between Sec-
tiOn 19 T 20 N it 5 E and 24 T 20
N It 3 E -
Concretc paving 10560 square yards
Bids will be received for the above work
complete in place according to the plans
and specifications on file in the officem of
the county clerk and the county engilicer
of l'ayno county Oklahoma
Contractoroi are required to furnish all
necessary bonds according to the state law
All work Is under the eupervision of the
county engineer anti according to the state
standard highway specifications
Bids must be filed with the county clerk
of Payne county on or before September 5
1927 et 12 o'clock noon Each bid must
be accompanied by a certified check as
bidders bond for 5 per cent or more of the
tidal amount blot anti the check must be
drawn upon a bank in Payne county and
made payable to the county clerk of Payne
count y
The board of county commissioners re
serves the right to reject any and all bids
Dated this the 15th day of August 1927
tit Stillwater Oklahoma
(SEAL) ED T THATCHER
Chairman
Attest: V A DOTY county clerk
jrublished Gazette Aug 19-26-39-2j
CITATION TO FILE REPORT
In the county court of Payne county Ok
In the matter of the estate of J IL
Thompson deceased No 743 Citation
The state of Oklahoma to Chas T Kel
ler Greeting:
You are hereby cited and commanded
within thirty days after the date of the
last publication of this citation to file in
the above entitled CAU140 and court an ex
hibit and report of your acts and doings
as administrator of the estate of J IL
Thompson deceased from the date of your
appointment to the date of your renewal as
much administrator showing in detail the
matters and things required to be shown
therein by the laws of the state of Okla
oonut You are further notified that in
the event a your failure or refusal to so
account a hearing will be hall in said court
the amount of your liability if any
uch former administrator to the estate of
3 13 Thompson ' deceased and an order and
decree rendered therein determining the
amount Of such liability if any
It is further ordered that a copy of this
citation together with a copy of the pc
tition therefor be mailed to the last known
post office address of you the said Chas
T Keller within six days after the first
Publication thereof and that this citation
be published for two consecutive weeks in
The Stillwater Gazette a weekly newspaper
printed and published in payne county Oti
lahoma
(SEAL) L H WOODYARD
Judge of the county court Payne county
Oklahoma
Published- GusettO AIM 12-19—Sf1-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION
In the county court Payne county state
of Oklahoma
In the matter of then estateof August J
Latorge deceased
' To the heirs and all persons Intereated in
said estate::
Notice ia hereby given that Cora Ann
Latorge has filed in said court a petition
praying that he be appointed adminititra-
tria of the estate ofAtigust J Latorge tie-
ceased anti that the 26th day of August
1927 at 10 o'clock a m of said day being
a day of a regular term of thi court to-
wit of thaj July term 1927 at the county
court room in Stillwater In the county of
Payne state of Oklahoma has been set for
hearing said petition when and where you
ate hereby cited to appear and show cause
it nny you have why the said petition
should not be granted
Witneiss the Siudves'of said court and the
seal thereof this 9th day of August 1927
(SEAL) L H WOODYARD
i u County Judge
Published Casette Aug 19-26-39-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS
OF AD9IINISTRATION
In the county court Payne county state
of Oklahoma
In the matter of the estate of Fred L
Clark deceased
To the heirs and all persona Interested
in said estate:
Notice is hereby given that Myrtle F
Clark has filed in said court a petition
praying that she be appointer a dministratrix
of the estate of Fred L Clark deceased
and that the 30th day of August 1927 at
9 o'clock a m of said day being a day
of a regular term of this court to-wit of
the July term 1927 at the county court
room in Stillwater in the county of Payne
state of Oklahoma has been set for hear-
ing said petition when and where you are
hereby cited to appear and show cause if
any you have why the said petition should
not be granted -
Witness the judge of said court and the
seal thereof this lith day of August 1927
(SEAL) L H WOODYARD
County Judge
Published Gazette Aug 19-20-941
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of Phi lens
Ann Rider deceased
All persons having claims against Phi lens
Ann Rider deceased are required to pre
sent the same with the necessary vouchers
beffro the undersigned or at the office of
tho county Judge in Payne county Okla
home within four months of the date here-
o or the same will be forever barred
Dated this 10th day of August 1927
R H RIDER
Administrator
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