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VOLUME TWENTY ONE
WEWOKA SEMINOLE COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY MARCH 31 1921
NUMBER 13
Easter Blizzard
The blizzard (for such It was
Sunday night In Wewoka) seems
to have been quite general all
C-x6ts f ruit Crop ovcr the country varyins in in-
FtenIty'of course at different
i points ' Sleet and snow with
Boater Sunday was one of the '?r0 tcuipcratnre were reported
Federated Clubs Will Have Charge
Clearrup Campaign Next Week
I)r and Mrs A It Ilarlln ar-
rived In Wewoka last week from
Kansas City and will make this
clAy their future home For the
present- they nre stopping at
the Commercial hotel Dr Ilar-
lln is a dentist and is Installing
w A meeting of the federated blsh and refuse will be ready for
moat dlsagrooable days of the” 'xmrae ' "Orthonv slates iluba ot Wewok was held at the wagons by Wednesday rter-j '“'i1"! !" ‘f
year Saturday had been very I armer3 be delayed even the home of Mrs L LSturgecm neon of next week It shoud be
promising for a bright warm ‘'vth favoral)le weather In plant- Monday afternoon The Del-
Sunday but the day dawned with ng corn due to the exsesslve phjail Society Day View Club
' a thunder cloud and high wimls m°sture n Tth® B0! ’ n Music Club and United Dauglit-
Tuesday John A Whitehurst ers 0f tjle Confederacy were re-
Legislature After
Governor’s Scalp
The downpour of rain which be
gan early In the morning con
Inuing all throug the day un-
til after dark while the mercury
kept tumbling and falling until
Ihe freezing point wa3 reached
‘president of the Etate board of
‘agriculture estimated that the
damage to fruit and gardens hi
the state would total $11000000
Judge D G Ilart who owns a
presented Mrs W N Stokes
presided and Mrs L L Sturgeon
acted as secretary
The Object of the meeting
was for the purpose of devising !
Impeachment cf Governor J
D A Robertson for alleged
gross corruption misconduct
offices of Dr W L Knight In
— “ rooms 1 and 3 UVwrlu TnH- Klaa niwu imatutmuti
piled where drivers can reach It niT'Pn n rrkmAM (n and neglect in office and unwar-
easily
Committees will on Thursday
A thin coat of ice appeared on fine young orchard adjoining the plans to systematically carry out
the ground Monday morning and :own'ite on the south stated the clean-up campaign which
much apprehension was felt for ‘Tuesday that in his Judgment Iast3 through all of next week
the safety of fruit and early gar- based on bs owa and the opin- Thlg crusatie has the backing of
dens - on ° °thers after examinnat- state county and city health
Special progams and services 0"’ Peaohe3 wer® a11 illed- ‘authorities and these good lad-
had been prepared by church St®vf Douglas bas a arg® or" les have very generously tender-
chard Just across the road from ecj their services to the end that
Judge Hart and he states that Wewoka may be made one of
his entire orchard i3 killed the cleanest towns In Oklahoma
Toy Robinson thinks he saved j jn order that the work may
enough to make a cobbler by be systematic without placing
workers but these along with
all out-door exercises previously
planned were very unceremon-
iously and suddenly estopped by
the leather man
Instead of voils straws and
low cuts B V D’s palm beaches
and silk sox sensible "people
built Hres and sat by them or
if compelled to go out donned
overcoats furs and rubbers It
was a disappointment to those
who had planned to bloom out
in new season regalia
ing Co building He come3 to a
Wewoka highly recommended r?ntcd clcrcla0 0 hl! wcutlve
follow! e over Wlr' renwV ' as n elite and profe :tlon- c'e“ency P°VI
v ' dl ofs0 forlhe purporol ‘"d ''U donhless soon “ “X
remlndtng those who' fo? so e mus? of8 reproU-
cause may have been negligent
or unable to reach the work
and insist that they be prepared
for the last round of the wagons
on Saturday
n f h n wnV wl n fU t p r Sreatest dental colleges In this l“c “uusc uc
zen of the town will gladly enter country He expect8 tQ be ready committee of three members t
Into this campaign and comply
with the requests made by the or h-negs Monday morning
authorities Those who wilfully
neglect will be required to pro-
duce their reasons In court ac-
cording to the city council
Sutely no one will refuse to j Judge Thomas S Cobb
clean up when by such failure married at Iloldenville
draft articles of Impeachment
Adoption of the committee re-
commendation must be secured
before articles can be drawn or
jthe committee named No action
Miss Florence Etheridge and on the committee recommendat-
were ions either by the house or the
hanging lanterns In a few tree3 too much responsibility on single lie would endanger the health of
in his back yard
A few people however con-
tend that a small crop will be
produced
Individuals the city was divided
'into four districts and the chair
authorized to appoint a commit-
tee from each who will have
direct charge of the campaign
A prize will be offered the
children of one home in each
j district for the best job These
prizes will be awarded on Mon-
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New batch just off the press
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Co-operation—
IS THE ONLY LOGICAL ANSWER TO YOUR PROB-
LEMS AND OURS ONLY THROUGH CONSISTENT
CO-OPERATION CAN THIS COMMUNITY ENJOY
THE BENEFITS FOR WHICH THIS BANK HAS
STRIVEN SO LONG AND CONSCIENTIOUSLY—
LET S TAI K IT OVER TOGETHER
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when a thorough inspection will
be made for that purpose
It is suggeted that those who
are dependent upon school chil-
dren to aid in the work to start
Saturday so that all trash rub-
his own family and that of his
neighbors as well
The committees in charge of
each section are as follows:
Vfewoka Avenue — Mrs I L
evening of last week
Friday speaker will be made until the
findings have been printed and
Airs Cobb has been in the ser- action thereto taken
vice of the government for the The findings supplemental to
past 20 years She wa3 trans- the 163 bages of testimony and
ferred from Vinita to Wewoka 'evidence supporting the charges
about a year ago and assigned contains some forty pages They
Wilson Chm Mrs L L Stur-! to the position of probate attor- touch upon various phases of the
geon Mrs D F Davi3 Mrs E ney to the Seminoles a position 'committee’s investigation of the
O Yates (she still retains Mrs Cobb was executive office — from several of
Okfuskey Ave — Mrs A S admitted to the bar in Washing-jthe governor’s private transact-
Norvell Chm Mrs Jep Smith tion in 1912 and has since had ions which the report says
Mrs S S Orwig Mrs T J Hor- quite a varied experience as a' are questionable down to alleg-
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sley practitioner both in state and
Mikosukey Ave — Mrs A H federal courts She possesses a
Taylor Chm Mrs C Guy Cut- splendid literary education in
lip Mrs Toy Robinson Mrs M addition to her legal attainments
H Perkins and is highly cultured and re
fined
r-i TV 71 W7II V V7 Judge Cobb served asrcoutny
ror Whom Will' Y ou Liast Tour judge of this county the arst
s- T-1! r--i j two terms immediately following
Ba lotm the City election 1 ues? ateh°od- nUrins °!r!cc‘
y J J he went into the practice of law
and has- successfully handled
some of the big cases litigated in
ed official acts and affairs in-
volving state deartments
armers
National
Bank
H T DOUGLAS Pesident
W C BUNYARD V President
L W COZART Cashier
y
Statement of
at the close of business
December 31st 1920
RESOURCES
LOANS & DISCOUNTS $13944864
Furniture and Fixtures 541500
Other Real Estate Owned 500000
CASH AND SIGHT EXCHANGE 5695910
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TOTAL -$20682274
LIABILITIES T
Capital Stock ? : $2500000
Surplus and Undivided Profits 1021891
Reserved for Taxes 200587
Rediscounts L : 1752200
DEPOSITS 15207596
TOTAL $20682274
The above statement is correct"
W A JOHNSON Cashier
ATTEST:— -
R WT PARMENTER President
T E BURCH Vice President
DEPOSITORS IN THIS BANK (ARE PROTECTED BY
THE DEPOSITOR’S GUARANTY FUND OF THE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Secretary A1 G Nichols of the
county election board has fur-
nished us with a complete list
of all candidates whose names
j j appear on the ballots in the five
incorporated towns of this coun-
! ty at the city elections to be
held next Tuesday and for the
2 information of all it is printed
2 below:
$ J Wewoka
£j Trustees: —
J Ward 1 — W C Bunyard Ind
Ward 2— C M Shepard Ind
and A V Coffey republican
Ward 3 — A M Seran Ind and
S W Lane Ind
Town Treasurer:
M M Sebastian Ind
iTovn C!erk
W C Donnelly Ind
Town Justice:
T S Cobb Ind
s
Konawa
Councilman:
Ward 1 — Lon Gordon Dem
Ward 2 — Ed Ward Rep and
G M Snider Ind
Ward 3— N E Cunningham
Rep and 'Joe W Hams Ind
-Town Treasurer:
PI W Courtney Rep
Town Clerk n
O T Damron Dem
Town Justice:
J J Smith D&u and J
Snider Ind
Seminole
Trustees:
Ward 1
Dem
Ward 2 — T O Criswell Dem
Ward 3— W M Davis Dem
Ward 4 — II A Born Dem and
j W F Douglas Rep
Ward 5 — E S Gates Dem and
Zeno Cummings Rep
Town Clerk:
Emery Magruder Dem
Town Treasurer:
M M Turlington Dem --
Town Justice
A F Polk Dem
Sasakwa
Councilman
Ward 1 — D F Fleet Ind
Ward 2 — W M Cummings Ind
Ward 3 — T P Powrell Ind
Town Clerk:
W B Osborn Ind
Town Treasurer
J H Fleet Ind N '
Town Justice:
C C Vance Ind 1
Joe Lee Ind
J M Harbert Ind
Lima
Alderman:
Ward 1 — J' A Gordon J R
Robinson G V Gross all Ind
Ward 2— M C Payne W S
Holland Inds
Wrard 3 — Edward D Hubbard
W M Logan IndS
Town Clerk
J R Logan Ind
Town Teasurer:
A A Stell Ind "
Town Justice:
J K Hubbard Ind
Town Marshall:
D B Boley Ind
We are informed that E S
Billington of the Billiugton Lum-
ber company of which W M
Baker 13 local manager is ar-
ranging to establish a yard at
Iloldenville The company al-
ready owns anumberof yards
threghout" the state-and -is do-
ing a big business 4 site for
the courts of this state He is the Holdenville yard has already
at present serving Wewoka as
Jutice of the Peace
The happy coulpe have many
good friends throughout this
county and the C-D joins in ex-
tending hearty1 congratulations
and wishing them happiness and
prosperity
Clean up — dress up Don’t
cost much and you’ll get a lot of
genuine satisfaction out of it
— Bob Collins Phone 133
been secured according to the
Tribune
FOR SALE — Full blood brown
leghorn eggs single comb $150
per setting $900 per hundred
2-24-tf V E Sams phone G54
Setting Eggs — Rhode Island
Reds from good laying strain at
$1 for 15 L A Rainer block
west home of Freelnd Alex
WEWOKA THEATRE
WEEKLY PROGRAM
' Thursday March 31 — Norma
Talmage in “PANTHEA” Also
Paramount Magazine and Car-
toon Comedy
Friday April 1 — Dorothy Dal-
ton in “DARK ROADS” Also
Snub Pollard Comedy
Saturday April 2— Edith Rob-
erts in ‘‘THE FIRE CAT” — and
10th episode of “King of the
Circus” and Universal News
Monday April 4 — Joseph Ben-
nett in “YOUTH DESIRE” and
the final episode of “Vanishing
Trails” Also a two reel comedy
Tuesday April 5 — SPECIAL —
O’Neil ftammons R!eI Fea£lre' a“ 8tar cast-
feo Franey Comedy
April 6— The COUNTY FAIR’
Bring all the children and meet
us there—
Where?
Wewoka Theatre — ’cause Wes-
ley Barry will catch the greased
pig at “The County Fair” -
Austin White is here visiting
with his mother Mrs Della
White He is just getting up
from a severe attack of flu and
is taking a rest and trying to
regain his strength Mr White
is in the employ of the Musko-
gee 'Wholesale Gro Co
HOGS WANTED
1000 head of stock hogs Also
buy fat hogs Highest market
price paid Phone 116
WORK BROTHERS
Is Knocking
Were you aware that there wras never a better time to
make money than at the present time? Values are at
rock bottom If you have real estate' on which you
can obtain a FARM LOAN it would be very wise for
you to do so Money will probably be very tight for at
least a year and perhaps longer A farm loan on your
land will enable you to have funds to buy at bottom
prices We can get your loans through for you with
the least possible delay Come in and talk the matter
over This is perhaps about the only way to
money at this time
raise
First Guaranty Bank
WEWOKA OKLAHOMA X
THE OLDEST BANK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY
No depositor has ever lost a dollar in a STATE BANK
in OKLAHOMA