The Arapaho Bee (Arapaho, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 49, Ed. 1 Friday, November 19, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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THE ARAPAHO BBS
THE ARAPAHO BEE
$i5o Per Year
ficial aligned in solid phalanx for
the community — The Thomas
Tribune
15 Per Cent
We will give a discount of
i5 per cent on our full line of
Cook Stoves Ranges and Feed
Grinders until December 1
ED HOCKAOAY & CO
ARAPAHO OKU
Warren Welchel wasi down last
Wednesday to see County Attor-
uey Sam L Darrah He claims
D’ll Nichols an inspector of elec
tions marked Mrs Herbert Roofs
ballot for Newt Alexander and
let her vote the rest and further
told old man Elliot to vote for
Newt Alexander or his monthly
allowance would be cut off It is
dumbfounding at the irregulari-
ties that have been perpetrated
in the different precincts of good
old Custer county where we
thought elections were held on
the square and the people could
sleep and lot elections be held ac-
! cording to law
If these things have happened
as have been told we believe a
good brisk law enforcement will
do some good
It is useless to argue the im-
portance of a free ballot and a
fair cOunt
Rut it indicates from three to
five illegal Democratic voces were
averaged to the precinct in this
county You can’t charge that
the Republicans are sore because
they won in spite of this at-
tempted fraud Rut purefy the
elections
Ernest Peck was in and took a
load home to improve the farm-
If you want to build we think
you can buy lumber cheaper now
than later
W P Seawell Lbr Co
FOR SALE— About 10 tons cane
hay in bundle Also 2 mule colts
and milk cow '
C M Ryol
Annual sale of Custer Coun v
Breeders Association to be held I
Feb 22-23-21-23 as decided by j
board of directors at a meeting in
County Agents office’ Nov lsth
Annual meeting to be called soon
Certificate of Partnership
v all men ly the-c C'ese” :
halt W I’ Hindu- :a' 1 V K
ntr are associated a ' i ::ri
he business of fniri-' Ab
ets of Title to all l int- it- ( ’a--County
State cf Oklahoma a'”’’
their place of lus''r-- shall
wherever the County Record'
i le located under the firm ami
g of CUSTER COUNT v AH-
1ACT COMPANY thd snid
nership dating from the 7th
of October 1 9 ? 0 hint a’l sf
partners reside in Cu-Or coum-
State of Oklahoma aid that
e are no other part a us I c-
'ing to said partnership
ated this 12th day of November
t
W R Hughes
R H STRONG
e of Oklahoma County of
er ss
ofore me a Notary Fuldic in
for said County an ! State on
1 2 1 1 -- day cf Noven her 1920
onally appeared W R Hughes
R B Strong to me known to
the identical persons who exo-
d the within and foregoing in-
ment and acknowledged to me
they executed the same as
r free and vountary act and
1 for the uses and purpose?
ein set forth
i witness whereof I have here-
i set my hand and official soal
day and year last above writ-
' F C Royston
” Notary Public
y Commission expires March 3
everybody He talks but little
and that only where it county
This time Ren told a story that
may be of interest to those who
can remember back S years He
said Ed Thomas wanted him to
kill Charley White Tf Ud would
tell which wjyhe’’’- toiunEd
agreed to have the 1 eputies all
chase the other way
Ren argued Charley White had
cloned him all the harm he could
and the killing was too late
BEN HUGHES
OEi -rt-
eri Hughes has a son with us
a charae that he got into an
itaobile and it ran away with
en is the best lawy : r Okla -ia!
So he is with up again
sits on the curb aud secs
When the Republicans assume
the responsibilities of directing
the government do yo you sup-
pose they will droceed to change
the present regime as pertains to
postmasters and oust the good
Democratic postmasters?
They may ds this very thing
and if they do what will be the
temperoment of the successor
more particularly the successor
to the present incubent of the
local office?
Sometimes an opening of this
kind is an incentive for several
aspirants to get in the race and
it is possible that Thomas will
have a full puota
If there’s ever a change made
here the mext postmoster should
be a loyol snpporter of Thomas
and its surrounding territory just
like Mr Hunt has been
Thomas should have on eye
single to this particulor qualifi-
cation along with others The
new P M if such ever happens
should stand for the uplifment
of Thomas and urban improve-
ment The people of course"
could override the whims of any
postmrster but it makes pleas-i
antersailigg to have eVery ofV
Ole Lee was in to get the elec-
tion returns He had gotten
mixed up in fuss and lost He
was deeply interested
Politics should have a frost for
awhile and our citizens should
turn their attention to local pro-
blems A big teacher’s conven-
tion will be held here soon and
much wark needs to he done to
make the affair a success from a
locol stanqpoint A paving pro-
ject confronts us and other local
ques ions need earnest consider-
tion Nothing con be accomplisn
ed unless we pull together Let’s
go — The Weatherford Rooster
Someone asked Charley Wycoif
if he was not going to get out
and work for Jake Charley is
a barber with some of the ap-
purtenances belonging there to
So he replied he believed Jake
would run just as well for con -missioner
if the people did not
know Jake was his brother
Miss Elizabeth’Renick county i
superintendent went to Clinton!
Thursday afternoon to got her ai
new pair of shoes to go to the
Rotary Club meeting Friday
Mrs W W Ogle county ckrk
got her new shoes that night to
attend the same society function
“Iift him up! Give Mm to me!”
Dolores sobbed “Oil Caliph my poor
dear big-hearted blundering’ boy I"
She got ber prm uhder his bead
Mother Jenkins njded lief and the limp
body wns lifted to n sitting ’position
then Dolores knelt on one knee sup-
porting him with the other pnd drew
his bend mtr on h-r shoulder with
her ulii'o ieeli ruddled against his
the spoke Into Ids deaf ears the lit-
tle tender feoij-h words that moth-
ers have f tlnir rhihlren that wom-
en limn for the -trbkoi men of their
love She jil nded with h'm to open
his eye- to -peak ti her and d her
In' -tilt ll’el v I’-i fn’(
to hers that -he -aw an old ! a’ v ry
faint white ar ruining d tialiv
acro-s his h ft e i ' ro" — and ki--ed
It
Presently strong arms oh him
from her clinging to -oro ! dy- she
knew not whom---he followed moan-
ing broken hear'cdly while eight men
forming a rude litter with four rilles
passed uudt r Ids hod 1 ere We! ster
to the -hade of a tufted palm inside
the pake gate
As the laid Wehcter down for a
moment there Dolores saw- a tall
youthful man of handsome features
and nolde hearing approach and look
at him In his eyes there were tenrs
fl Soli escaped him as with a little
impulsive tiffeet lonate irormert he
patted John Stuart Web-t r - eheek
‘’My friend!" the fainting Dolores
heard him murmur ‘’My g:va:-iirnr'-ed
whim deal lovable John Webster
Vou lamb' !' po-ible for me to meet
you here 'onigh — nnd this Is the meet-
ing !"
NOTICE OF KE-PAIE OF READ ESTAT
FOR TA X E8
County of Cutter Oklahoma
I roperty subject to re-sale for taxed
on Nov 22 1920
Noli' I is hereltv gtveu that the real fat
’Sgsgsss
V ' l"""" "’ hours of I o'clock and
4 O Inc H fD mi tilt a a IM- Q4
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’ I Alii da y of
Postmaster Ed Cowles is Stat-
uo quo on his postoffice situation’ j
Ed fought Core Will Core now
confirm hi- appointment before1
March 4th' In many respects Ed (
is the most obliging postmaster j
Arapahu ever had Rut he has j
the old Southern Democratic
ideas So darned positive and
wise about ’vi i y thing
When the election returns
came in last weeks the blind sen-
ator listened carefully for some
time and then he exclaimed
“Friends you know that the
Bible says "Whom the Lard
lovelh he chastened’’ Oh how
the Lord-must have loved the
Democrat i party this fall"—
The Weat i- : finl Rooster
CHAPTER XVI
While Ke I'hi v : t !M he-ele the
uneen- iei- W l-t-r ene f h - -id -a
gnllepcl up the -treef- fs l’e rn rs-
enilv wil'i a ! t:n hnu nt wi’!i -treeb-er?
info whbli Web-fer iml Dmi Ju-in
Cafytero were laid end rnri led up 'he
ralace dri'eway into (be luge golden
reception bull where omy tle night
before Surros bad greeted the belles
and beaux of bis capital In the mean-
time Mothi r Teaks had -'icvoded In
restoring Dolores to cri-i ! ii-m-s
supported by the Imbm Cable old
woman the girl slowly fallowed the
grim ’proce's-fon until at "the door of
the reception room tt ey u uml their
further progress barred by a sentry
‘‘The red haired man N dead" he
Informed them In reso:-o to their
eager fpierif' "If you want h! 1 ndy"
he continued lianrditg a gye-- as to
their mission "I gue-s jmi ctm have
It There lie Is” An 1 tle sentry
pointed to the stretcher whhh had
been set down along tl o ww'l of tbe
reception hall
“ ’Ow about the other?” Mother
Jenks demanded Don Jn n Cnfet'-rn
had unfortunately been -o much of
a nuisance to her In life that she wns
not minded to he trouble 1 greatly
over ldm In death although the Spar-
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roads Work that calls for fraction on the rear wheels without slip-
ping extra power at the drawbar when a deep ditch is being cut or a
full Crown given a dirt road Such work takes power — lots of it
Depend on a LAUSON for the extra pull
Wins Out in Competition
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against dust — every feature rcoi !
determined And the LAUSON
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Lawton, Jesse Wilber. The Arapaho Bee (Arapaho, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 49, Ed. 1 Friday, November 19, 1920, newspaper, November 19, 1920; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2308040/m1/3/: accessed June 8, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.