The Olustee Democrat. (Olustee, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 21, 1924 Page: 2 of 4
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BLUE AND GOLD
Fublii-tied Faery Week by llc OluMee llikh School
urn toil is chief'
Si-nitT Kninni
FttKstiMtx Rkm'tlu'
ALEXriNK rUJTY
(in Monday evening the SPi'homnis
vnd Freshmen enu-rtainedi llw Jpn-
bir and Senior with a vj'gntifV0
4i ir In I be high b"'‘inf I
Phe f' C w'r’e‘lr !
ItcarW and rod ml white crepe PH-
x V(Ko "uuli-p nrce '
ATn rtHcminollv different j
Hie on Alur lhe fu lorel
rtfivsliment were acrred Everyone
id a nlfi thn 1 lliln’ I
l-norcs and Freshmen arc good hurt
j
Tbe buid lia- a lot t tvcsoropU-b
' Ijt forc (lie county meet- l4 w arc
all working hard an we may
iumiu a pennant to place among
a already have We have severer
new additions to tin band which are
rhe suxophoiie Ironibone and I wo
Cornets which makes us a twenty two
piece hand AVo have bund practice
twico a week which Mr Roberlson J
is directing Wc expect to progress '
sery rapidly !
!
e ore
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those
hi
lebuthig team ws selected from
Freshman class Ilattlu Dodson Au -
rlrey Chapman and David llickey
met the Antioch debating team at
Antioch and defeated 4 hem 2 to I
Our tlenatcrs arc starling o it young
1d we will have a good debiting
Van for veurs to come
Maud Stone has been ufercit o
SCgounl of Illness We miss her
TliK TKMPLK
When each homo is a teiiinle
tts every room a shrine
Us hearth a sacred alter
Inscribed to things divine
When cue 1 1 eye in the circle
Itcllucls that alter flame
f ich mealtime sacramental
Vnto the Wondrous Name:
Virii ea:h moro Is a prayer tinie
Faclt evening lidur is hht
Willi til! the grace of khidnes-
tnl a’l the peace of rest
When each task is a servic1
iiach wont a psalm of praie
The world will swing in suinhiue
Tlirougli all Ilia golden days
Clarence F Flynn
The
Olustee Democrat
1’ub‘Ulied evuy Tbutsiloy
I) L DlivKY
llditor atiu I’abllsher
rtiitanvl us suooikI class rnutter April
1J07 at tlm posinllicu at Olustee
Jl:'alioina under the Act of Con-
gress of March J 1S I7
ANNOL’NVlCMliXTd
w’u'f ject to iJcirncrsitio L'riiimi'y
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For Site t'i If:
LtTii!7ii F Hlsii
Wo read much those days of
Taxing the tax free securities
aud many politicians and editors
ore very popular because they
advocate this Uut dim’t lic-on
to a man on tliis account for if
lo doesHJtnow that that is an
I xi possibility under our national
c itist tut'on he is too igrorant of
fundamental law to be a safe
eader If lie does l:nov and is
playing for suckers he is a
lowdown demagogue and you
should treat him as such
- The national constitution says
that congress sha'J make no law
impairing the obligation of con
tract and bolster that by saying
tnat it shall not make any ex post
factolaw If siifh a Jaw was
passed it would lead to useless
expense for bo court that' had
taken nn oath td uphold the con-
stitution could sustain that law
- if it regarded that oath at ail
A law to prohibit the sale of
non-taxibie securities in the fu
tu re might be a good law but
kll such that we had nreuously
Mold would and should stand ns
sold
VlOI-t Cil'V
JOK UrsiMNO
MAI D StviNK
TUp fcefvr glIW ai d the junior
Imyought lure’ I he tgpl of I hair
(n rtT Tournament-
Ht Dlll0 hn lar H UMl ck
The odor boy ami jtwwnr rlrU II
not Sl aticuttsful left llieic mark on
The wnior irirlft did not turn any
romKslIlon 0 won lhelr C(lp wHhout
playing a puna 'Hie junior boy
boat Hook J-’rlduy bv a score of 17 t
Their next opponent waa Victory
whom lliev defeated J4-1U Saturday
Tbe senior boys defeated Martha
Saturday afternoon after a hard game
Saturday nit In I ha filial they fell
before llio fast v ictory team 24-R'
The senior girls ydayed a bye game
Saturday nite with the fluke girls
losing by a 43 I'd store Laura Clem
on made every point mud by Duke
4'’ in all
Our junior gilds hist tlreir lira
game with Victory juniors Friday
niK by close score of Ml
mi: curs rv tofunmknt
The County Tournnment will tx
wnoin inev ueteaica ir iu naiuiudj
!ntqn thy llafi they defeated Kldo j
sado 214
' a 1SS1 if In
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nd this week end the twenty II rst
! fiC‘onJ and "'ir(l- '"‘"1? T''ir'
day at t hree p m From the Duke
tournament wc tlraw thu conclusion
that our hardest opimnents at the
county tournament will le Victory
senior boys Duke senior girls Vie
' tory junior boys and Victory Junloi
' g (Is The tournament will he held
jon the A 1 1 us court
iVof What Jit NtadeS
i -s s ’ iCi'w huvnI i a vrti
! I 'I sJH'S I! si il n:: fpis twd lbit
lie :?: vill gtva M a
ri v ' '
lutr a :! 'is') tiouyed wlictt
! !w lust s v j uatiO'im sd s n-k tla
' :Mnv iiis UiotAet's room tm V4 kitk
a frowp “That Is nil right spendltg
nonty s baby when we've hsefi
f'J'llllir “ 'tieess jiei'isl JnrfM
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Local and
Personal
earn
Henry I 'cvs and wife of Floytla-
lit Texas spent I lie past nrek uilli
relatives in tin Aaron eommuijil)
LOANS -F ItM IN'SriJANTK
Yon muy nc-'l -im money no Mir
Idirl-oryim may v nt four nll bun
reimwetl Yiiur lire instn uiice may le
expiring If eo write or see
S I' illckm'in Altus iikin
Flnt Ot’ice over Altus National Dank
i “Oldest Agency in i lie t'onnty ''
b v
li II Ilillington inrl the pleasure
the past week of etitcrlaining M
mother's ynungtjst brother J Y
Moswell of I Mainvicw 'J’exas whom
they had rot seen tyr a 't:irtcr of it
century
FOR SALE
Delco Litfht i!anl 7-1 K V engine
and gmeraior in good shape lintter-
ies are old Out still giving service
Can bo seen in operation at any time
Ol'Htee Garage V It Kent
Olustee OklH
- E L Hiiii>ou of Okluhoma City
was down last of past week
NOTICE
If you iiave anv cistern or concrete
work get ttiy prices before you let
the jub Sea me at the Frajik Elry
place in Oiustee -i
21 ' - - J D Put Ucr
P A McKenile Jim and Mrs Jim
have gs (o lllllsboro TuVa fo
a i t red ail i tis and 1o look ufttd'biliti-
ness i r r : r--s :
i
Gained
Ten Pounds
Mrs George 9 Hunter of
Columbus says sha suf-
fered severely wltis female
troubles
"I had to ( to- feed end
tag sometimes two weeks at
time- aays Mrs Htutter
“I could not work Uy
were irregular and: I got wry
thin I wont from 126 pounds
down to lest than JOO Uj
mother had been tsser o t
lb Wes’ Tdc
and she know what a good
medicine it was for this troub-
le so she told mo to 'got
seme end take it 1 aont to
tko store after it and bofors
“T Vv 7 V'vJ
JVSto im£"reMy
aide hurt less and t began to
1 J 1 LUL V 4L fn
side hurt less and t began to
mend in health I took four
feottlei in all during tho last
ten months CarduT aeted M
a flno tonie Iam well bow
1 hare gained ten pounds and
am still gaining My side
do aet trouble ms at all and
my are quite regular I
know that Csrdui will help
others suffering from the
asms trouble”
Take CarduL
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fir$t American Money
Made of Clam Shell
The proprietor of 'e rsncli on Cope
Cod' hoe fnund trace of a trsdlng
tstlon established at llourne or
felsnetneit In the yrnr of (bo Pilgrims
4027 At this trading Xt Amerksn
tnoiie? was It rst Invented ns a device
for Risking trade more convenient This
post was established for trade he
tween the I’ltgi'luiN on one side end the
Indians and the Dutch New Yorkers
on the other
In the course of time itiey lsventei
wsniimiu which was to have’ a stable
fixe vain at nil times Wsrapuin
u pleco of (piehng (dam) shell cut
iiiiu s certain shape and veil polished
in piece of ipinhi'g shell represented
a certain Gxed value — Detroit N'ewg
Rtcovcred Long-Lost Knife
TYiirty tlvi yours ugu n Maine farm-
er sunk n well nnl Inst it flslicr-
tnnn’t J!i'ktiilfi I ii s fall bo elenno'l
out tlm well nnl vltli tlo lust luickef
I t bruulit up Ms iimgnst knife The
lnlfe'N Miil to ( jn i en liyin
ami pretty nearly us yimj ns ever
1
Tibevim’ Galleys
Prei'i ! m - 1 ! bt r c IP fret Of
i i’d I 1 1 I enrslrMfruiion
III i i rliir! p tr llosUng pilurr of
f’liperor ’IP t'i 'til br bri'Cght to
tin1 ill'l'are
The tl : ting pnlitro cniisDN'il if two
Siilb-vi wbleli flt'f i-ertiiln l contnln
tiiiirM'b o' Minbnt Mrt irt liltg to
tin1 il'i br!i'-l(- t ligagi-il be I In lull-
Riripalliy if Ibiim mixs tbe Drtrult
I lie prib'i-e l'e !:l I lit 1 1 ri of
I ii h t- Neml rp-:ir Hie Klein 1 il I'rl-
vnt" llidiiiliiil j re t : I ing i barge f
the r"‘bsl In order I" nio Ibo gov-
-rn ri ri m !'
Britain’s Trtxcble Wealth
Titviiimii 'ini- ile v ar bus rbnnged
the li-f ribnl ‘mi nf iiidixbbml In’MiiigK
that make lip Cr -rl I'ilta Ill's taxable
ueallli Ianibi'v in'i now a-ess iiliifl
bipibs or ea-h lltnii p:vv -luiikly uhd
fewer f t n eslral ei-e- Tbe pi-ipel'llon
ol' sleek- eliil bepiD II) tbe l:w ges en-
tales Is ub 'll I t'Abe as great ns that
In I lie aiaalb-r e-tati subb-et to Ui-b'liranei-
iax lAerv liubviibial rleh
er otlieru ise -i eks ta relyisl l Imbl-
lags in mu Ii ii v a s te make the tux
burden least oppressive
Paradise Nuts
puradisf nu! are siwi t ami oily nnd
ri'si’iuble the hrnril nut The nuts are
fernicd ihsl'le a lari'- iirn-slmpeil slietl
-mblpmnlv kiiMti as a "monkey pot"
sllliilal in e'lpst i lie pti In tbat Ini'loS-
log bia:'il uiif-- but mm Ii g-rger When
a mature i falls to tbe ground Ibo
nutijlnl gas vkil bin t'ber s "!T Ibe neatly-1
Idling lid ef i In sui n n altering the
nuts and at ll-e seme lime produeing
a eliarm t risib- r-port w lil-ti brings all
iIip ae!gborieg iioiiIi-j h nisldug to
tile feast
Where Bears Live
The Mack hear i Abe hod known
member of tbN family in North Ahter-
lea Three of ids grand uncle live In
northern latitudes the wldte polar
bear nniongt the be in ibe Arctic
nee n tbe grifcly In Ibe reinot' fast-
nesses of the Rockies nnd tbe Kadiak
(lint giant niii'ingst wild unlinal on
I bn Hands nda-ent to the coast pf
Alaska Tlite three aperies are very
Iniieb larger than their dusky relative
led nre not m-arly eo harmless nnd
uttriii-llv c — Nature Magazine
An eagle weighing ”tj nuimD mens-
tiring six feet nine Inches from wing
tip to wing lift nn two feet seven
lltelic from beak to ' vn shot
hbotti telle front' Meat rent a few
'lays fign by a Vitllreitll resident
Tbe-e bird are vrr- rare In Mmt district
WHYBANKS?
LESSON IV ' '
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f y J H PUKLICMER Chairman
Committji on Public Cdueatlen American Oanktie Asseslatlen
Formerly fit saver paid to have his money kept in a safe pines
Today As ii fet'd interest by hanks which beep bis savings safe Is
this interest en money 'aved and deposited in the
bnrk the only gain to 'ho expositor from saving?
MONEY SAVED’’ 'AND DEPOSITED IN
DANK unds for tho hanker to loan out oq
'farm mortgages land hank or other farm
bonds railroad municipal or government
bonds or notes of farmers merchant and
manufacturers Therefore
SAVING assisting the farmer to ralso crept
tha tailreads to run trains tho town city
state or nation to build schools for tha rkiidrea
of tha depositor and his fellow eitisens or con
otruct water works or other public enterprises
Saving also equals helping the butcher baker and grocer to do
husinese so that food is brought within reach 'of tho homo and
the manufacturer to make shoes clothing and the many things
people need to live
Every sever therefere is net only putting away money against n
rainy day and earning interest on it meanwhile but he is also
making it possible fer himself and others to have the luxuries
comforts and necessaries af life — to enjoy all the advantages of
a greater and better civilisation Thus through 'banka every D
2 saver gains a great deal mare than merely interest on his money
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The Court of Love
The Court f Jahc was the name nV
plleil In tba later Mlddlo - ages to
groups uf tuiblo Indira w bii often)
whlla assrmblesl to listen to the decla-
mations of the troubadours took occa-
sion to decide upon qiKsstlona of cour-
tesy and etiquette particularly In af-
fairs of love According to tome au-
thorities those court j formed regular
lustllutlona during tbe Twelfth cen-
tury ’JTifre was a rode of si articles
and decision are said to have been
based on this rode A typical ri ample
of the quest Iona submitted to such
tribunals Is the folio tag : "If a lady
llateaed te one admirer pressed tbe
bund of another and tou-he with her
toe Ike feot of a third which of Ihe’
tbrra waa tbe favored aulior?"
The Devil’s Tower
1'l:la It a bug toner of volcanic
rock In the eastern part er Wyoming
neir Moorecruft It4rteee 1‘JitO fee t
uhove the 'plain and I visible for e
hundred inllrs in that rtoudlens re-
gion It was used as a guiding mark
by the curly Indiana of the plaint tnd
mountain rathtiudere of the French
colonics la f'ahada used It at o land-
mark and later military expedition j
In tbe Sioux and (‘row Indian country
during the Indian ware directed their
march by It So great wav tbe popular
Interest In the Devils Tower that the
I'tilteU Slates govei'iimcnt in I'livi
pronounced It a n:illno:il iiionuic-nt
and placed It in1er tin direction of
the National park service
Her Servant Borrowed
- the Guests’ Napkins
"Personal properly meant very IMiJe
to Persia" servants On or occasion
a eertnln ‘targe d'un'ivir urln with
emu English residents noticed ids
hostess who was sitting next to him
turn a red tiro
"Whatever will you think of tiV
aid she pointing to the Initials on
her napkin which were those of Lor
fttest
Her rersant It appeared being of
oplnlcn that their mistress’ linen wax
pet eufOctently good for sueh s distin-
guished rliltor had sent to the latter'e
butler fer mpfdy of the legation nap-
kins which they placed on the table
ns a matter of course — Unconvention-
al Meinr by Hnlph NvvilL
V S Roquefort Cheese
America is to have Its own roque-
fort cheese which will look taste
end smell Just Ilk that which hr
been made near the village of Roque-
fort In southern Frnnc for ilnno
year The French roquefort Is made
from sheep milk and ripened In cool
wlruiv ceres Larging the (train nf
milking Sheep and the windy cuves
United State government experts
have successfully substituted cow’s
milk end built insulated curing rooms
where conditions found tp the original
Roquefort cavern are simulated
Efficient
Willis— llnwr Is the rfllcicney expert
coining on t your oilice
Mlllls— Fine He was sueli n suee'
for th he that we emplojed him
for n week
"Did he mb good?’’
"I'll ay he did I He thowed us a
new way t bast the time clock taught
ns a lot e brtBd new excuse for tie-'
lug late and hew to hook tlis bo'
rlgnn without being caught"
Ostrich-Feather Industry
Ths United States formerly took
shout half of the South African pro-
duction of ostrich - feather tut
changes In fashion have reduced the
American demand nnd tha Industry to-
day I In a very depressed condition
Kouth African exports nf ostrich feath-
er amounted to nbnnt $2000000 in
1022' compared with $15000000 In
IMS
In tha Spring
”! wonder wlitit I wrong with tny
watch" mid the father ’JI’oKsIbly If
want clsanlne" ”
"0b no daddy” raid Ids llttl son
’Jt U quit clean I had It In ths bath-
'Mtordny and 1 washed all lb
Hello I an Old and
Respectable Word
A need of the lime” la some plain
mcl serious salutation like fllall fel-
low” or “tiiMid morrow neighbor’
Men of spirit me rclel1liig at the de-
mure monotony of qiid morning Mr
Jenkins" On the oilier hand a pro
fesor of EnglKh takes us tu task for
using "llelio" a it term of gi'sting
Dll top of wlili’l Miss Megan lloyd
tieorge ronfesse Mint In America the
lirver-falllng len'ed t meet you"
left tier at a ! for a tcsonxe con-
formable Mie local rubric
Sbe’mlplit btra auld "Oli are you?"
Dr she might Imve contented hrr-elf
with "IteallyV Dr rbe mlglit have
lieen liiom loquacious and babbled "So
good of you to mention It” Dr hud
Ibitlali reserve permitted rhe might
bate taken the wind out of (lie other
person' axils by retorting "As for me
I'm simply transported at such an
Mttaplclnus encounter”
Hut not venturing to Invent a for-
mula alia Muck to her mild "Mow
d'yoti do" and wondered If she were
transgressing American etiquette by
net making verlnl nekiiou ledgrnent of
(lie (dltef persou'a profcssbui of dens-
tire at the meeting
An easy way to greet everybody Is
will a "Hello” I'iil some persons eon-
alder that I no Informal Despite pro-fe-sorlni
eondemnm Ion "beib" Is a
word of old and rospoc l-ildo liai'i'
— New York Sun mid tJlobe
Odd Coincidence
Father nml eon scpuruted by more
than It'tt miles vv:-o victim-' nf plslnl
i attacks at tho Mime hour a few' nlghiv
tig" In New York city n druggist was
badly wounded w hen a map ”-d:ot up"
his store While walking nlopg a Troy
(N Y) at reel tho druggist’ fourteen-yettr-old
mui was struck In the hip hy
n bullet liivd from tbe revolver of a
railroad detective lioth vl thm are
recovering
When Lightning Struck Twice
The old julitgo lluit tight ring never
strikes the same place twice doesn’t
seem to hold good for tbe courthouse
tower In Clnrion I which t pec! veil
It eighth Stroke the other day Jjglt-
ning marked tbe ousble‘of tbe'bceer
and piled a couple of lorer brick in-
side The bricks won knocked from
the InMdc 'of the wull
Z&lSSiU
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
At 'COUNT
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
County of Jackscrt
Si
la the County Court
In the Matter of the Estate of
r Vary F Roberts Deooused
r
Notice is hereby given that U C
! McCaloO tiie duly appointed and
qualified Administrator of Hi? estate
(of Mary E Roberts 'JccuaseJ Iki
rendereci aul prexonted for settle
tuent an 1 lilo i in cald court is final
account and report of Ills administra-
tion as such Administrator and Ids
petition for distribution nf said es-
tate and for llnal discharge: and
that Monday tlm lUid:ty of Febru-
ary 1124 Iming a day 'of a regular
term of said Court to wit: of the
January term A I) 1024- at Jo
o'clock in the forenoon of said
day at tho court room -in
tlm City of' Alius t Oklahoma" in
aid Courtly nf Jackson has been du-
ly appointed by (ho- Court for I he
suttluuiunt of said uconunl and for
hearing said petition at which time
and place any person interested in
naid estate may appear and llio Id
exceptions in writing to the account
Hnd coldest llio Saute -
In testimony whoronf I liave lieru-
utito set my hand and allixed the seal
of said Ctfiirf tills 2MI day of Janu
ary A D HUM ’ '
' VM Williams
- County Judge I
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CUWOtO GOOD AM
PkJEMTN
Where Can They Go?
Hofnes arc more difficult to find
and more costly to build than over
before
When the home burns posios-
tionq that money cannot replace are
estfoyed— frequently livg jrc
Jd£Ukte fire insurance
the money loss but safety can bv:
secured only by preventing fire
A Hartford Fire Insurance Gmi-
pany policy entitles you to Hart
ford fire Prevention service at no
extrq cost Both are obtainable
through this “Hartford” Agency
You should have them both 1
C W bOWARDS AGENT
Hall’s iDatarrh Medicine
Those who lire in a “run down" condi-
tion will iclico that Catarrh bothers
ilii-m iiiueli more than wlicn they are in s
good health Tide (act proves that while
Catarrh is a local disease it I greatly
influenced by constitutional condition
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE ton-
rists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves hy local application and the
Internal Medicine s Tonic which assist
in improving the General Health
Sold by druggists for over (0 Tears
F J Cheney A Co Toledo Ohio
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JNO P DANIEL
BONDED ABSTRACTER :
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Opposite Post Office Bldg East
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