The Oklahoma Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 13, 1917 Page: 7 of 8
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TI IK I K \ DKR. (U-TITRTE. OKI.A..
I'1 I' i.'sHA V. DKeKMRl- R U 1!T
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(First Published in LeadJr Novemb
28, 1!>17.)
NOTICE—SHCrtlFI S GALE
Whereas, it appears foin tin i.:-
of sale issuo c ut of the t'. ■' « ' «
of the county of Lig:n ;n ! s ti
OklaJMoma bearing dat? o!
November. A i>. 1' ' '
and now in uiy hand.. ti..it ci t.-.
day of March, A D. lt>17. ii an a
then pending in Raid < u t.
Commonwealth Trust c- 1 : 'i; .
poration, is plaintiff an:1 i' F 1 I
©t al, were defendants. :i pT.-ei
judgment was rendered in ^ *'• I <
in said action in favor < 1
tiff and against said dei.n.laut: S
Findley and M 10 Fin.lley f
($4,f>55.6(i) debt, bearing inter st s
the fate of ten prr cent per nnnu
from the date thoreof, and coats (
suit, taxed at Eighteen ;« • 1 " 100 il
lars, ($18.45) and w ich sums we>
declared and adjudged by said court t
be a first prior and paramount lien <
the real estate therein, and heroinaftc
described,
And, whereas, it further appear
that it was further ordered by sai
court in said action that an order c
sale issue out of said court direete
to the sheriff of said county of Loga
commanding him to advertise and Be'
said real estate, without appraise
ment, or so much thereof as may b
necessary to satisfy said judgment, ir
terest, and costs, and costs of sale, am
all til e right, title, interest, and equit;
of redemption of said defendants i'
and to said properly or any part ther
of, as in case of sales of real estat
011 execution without appraisement
subject to confirmation by the court
And whereas, 1 am commanded i:
said order of sale now in my hands. t<
advertise and sell said premises pur
Buant to the order and judgment o
said court, as aforesaid,
Now. therefore, public notice is her<
by given, that on the 31st day ol De
cember, A D, 1017, at the hour of tw
o'clock, P M, cf said day at the nort1
front door cf t o t o ;; ! hcu \
county, of Logan 1 shall offer lor : i
and sell at puhiie au-tion t > the ir
ost and best bolder, fo" ■
estate mentioned in v.a'd
and described a f "How.
Lot sixteen (HiI .1 b- < ;o;?\
(48) in that part of the. city '• ''
rio known as ICast Guthrie, ;itu:«?.' :
said county of IvCgan or jo much tiier
of as may be necessary to satisfy sail
judgment, and costs, and costs of sal'
and all the ritf.'t. title, interest, an
equity of redemption of said defend
ante in and to said premises, or air
part thereof, as in case *>f sales of rea
estate on execution, witnout appraise
ment subject to confirmation by sai
court.
Witness my hand this 27th day o
November, 1917.
W B B SHERWOOD,
Ry Sheriff
Grant Redman. Under Sheriff.
C G HORNER, Attorney
Sign cf the Red Cross
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TESTING CAPTIVE ^IT LQOFF BEFOPR SSHDIMO TO FRANCE
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ENROLlMENT OF 15,000,000
CHRISTMAS EVE IS THE
GOAL SET.
SOUTHWEST QUOTA 2,000.000
Every Person With Red Blood In Hu
Veins, Who Is Not Already a
Member, Will Join
by Dec. 25.
"Make it a Red Cross Christmas!"
This is the slogan of the Southwest-
ern division of the great American
lied Cross, which will begin a drivu
Monday, Dec. 17. to obtain 2,000.00(1
new members in the states of M i
Eouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma I
and Texas.
A similar drive Is to be made at th i
same time in the other 1- divisions ol
the Red Cross throughout the United
G.ates. The Red Cross has 5,000.ot
members at the pi«-s>-nt time, l il j
teen million membns.by Clirisfcuai!
Eve is the goal of this wonderful or I
tinization.
Outside of the army and the navy
tin Red Cross is the most important
ir.Mruuient for winning the war. Kac -
aid figures dictate this statement an<i
not sentiment.
Much has been said and written re
garding the sentimental sidte of the
K"d Cross and too little has been ; a"i
e: .1 written of the actual work whi' fi
the R( (l Cross does. As a matter ot
fact, the Red Cross is nothing mor>
than God's own in.-tiument for mail-
ing the world safe for democracy. AM
• ; the armies and all of the navl< s ol
nil the allied countries would be im
p< tent unless back of them there was
a Big Something making for the
]■, >rale which is the backbone of cvi iy
fighting machine.
Moralo Makes an Army.
Every soldier and every sailor musrt
know tliat hi., country is backing him
u'i with something more tlian muni I
lions and a uniform; lie must know
that the spirit of the country is h
hind him, that its humanity is reach-
ing out to him and reaching out to his,
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NAVINA NUGGETS
T • ' oirr Hern ;n
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After an absence of tv
turkey, erf
pumpkin
rho
school
;!ving w
and Mrs
sso-rs of
V.'liitehead,
near Lovell,
th her pa ret
is are th(e ]
I pound
Millions and millions oi stricken people in devastated Europe
t depend on the activity of the Red Cross alone for the most
tr.eager necessities ol lite—just enough to keep body and sou! to- that the All-Seeing, All-Powerful On
eether.. The Red Cross organization 7s the universal helping hand, the l?ig Director of Humanity, is go
But in order to extend this hand to the sorrov/ing anel afflicted, ing to take care of him and take car*
it must have your support. In fact, if von would do your part to
relieve the suffering in the world. you C&fl do it most directly and
efficiently through the Red Cross. Hecome a member today.
L0SCS THREE SONS. WIFE! jSwe;«i! that both I'! parents wer|
.,ii;,iii be of interest to the frian :
;■ ne Parr to know that her school,
trii t ■!• . leceiwd the i e. r
e r cent attendance at the Cim-
on Valley Pair. The < c.nmii «•
rather slow in awarding the
/.. ; but better late than never."
iisB Plor.i Wcntworlh
day lor Kansas, where
nd :■ e\c ral we k \ inj
[ old fr ends,
sf * Be a ami Mae Cry
iinksglving at Uvir heme
even tin
b lentil; :
In the i
.i;v eat farm,
i - b" profitably
; eat . t! ;i what
r n.aterials for
;; I'd tennis
. , w:\- is. sheep,
i! animal is utilized,
ul mellow tones of his
which are preserved
i V.i* st r'ng t. a tune-
r i •«!
tal sivrnt
in Good-
graded,
ly, they
of his family while he is fighting.
Morale and munitions win wars.
Tim Red Cross is morale with a big
M, and without the Red Cross them
could be no such thing as morale.
A few facts covering a few of the
activities of the Red Cross since the
youl United States went into the big waY
;c ii;L>< n. \ i)-,i liavf all !)•• -ti v.■ !*y kind sufficient proof of all these sta'a-
nts. No man with red blood in his
Mr Bussard and sen, Raymond,
A'frc 1 Sloan and Dennis Farr, hon •-
• : rds are now seeking employment
w'th the Pinkertons .since c.; luring
two live burglars in Rebman's Con
fectirnery last Wednesday ev.n-ning.
-s "Tellio Payne was uir'.t'e u
i school Wednesday Her pupil
taught bv the othi r teachers.
(First published in Oklahoma Weeklj
Leader, December 0, 1917.)
NOTICE.
State of Oklahoma, County of Logan
ss:
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
In f'e matter of the estate o"
Charles M Webster, Lucia M Wagnei
and Sarah attid Joel Coodrick, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, that John
Webster, the duly appointed and
qualified administrator ot the estate
of Charles M Webster, deceased
Ess a Randall, the duly . p.pointed an*
qualified administratrix of the estat
of Lucia M Wagner, deceased; John
P. Allen, the duly appointed ant1
qualified administrator of the estal
of Snra'.i and Joel Oocdrlck, de
ceased; Mollie Trim the duly appoint
ed and qulaliflled administratrix of
th'e oitate of Heme" F Trim, de
deceased; W. K. Patterson, duly ap-
pointed and qualified admin.-- vater
of Frank Wright, deceased; have
rendered and presented f:r sertle-
ment and filed in said Court theii
accounts and reports# of their admin
istration. as such administrators and
that Wednesday, t' e 2nd day o
January. A t). 1918 being a da>
of a regular term of said Court
to-wit: of the October term. A I)
1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon e.
said day. at the County Court room
in the City of Guthrie in said Countj
of Logan has been duly appointed bv
t'he said Court, for the settlement of
said account, at. which time and pine,
any person interested in said es'it<
may appear and file h's exceptions it
■writing to the account and content
the same.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said Court this 4th day o
December, 1917.
(SEAL.)
JOHN D. CHAPPELLE.
County Judg
Tuesday is meatless, Wednesday if
v/heaUess; now it is urged thai Sat
urday be made porkless. Frank
Pieratt say a- h^ is going to make
Thursday a cheatless day ot his store
iswered that, both his parents
^.,„ „„.-r-:. r'>e\co 'killed by the Germans in 1870.
SUCbOREO BY «Eb CROSS a > t0 ; m
Iliad rest and comfort here in
A cablegram from France to the
American Rod Cross ay : il0 me. I have found plenty of gooil
"At one of our Red Cross canteens if otj to ea^ something to read and a
last wee w an old poilu, with tragic • pj;ic e to slee p. I think that I will
face, came up to the directrice of tho |S;ay jlelT. jor a f0W days before re,
canteen and pulled out three photo- jturnlng to the front it' you do not
graphs of very line boys which no mintl.*
said were his sons who had enl ted "And it is there that he will spend
in the same regiment, and who had leave. These are the men tho
Lo" Smith, family and Alfred
When you have Backache the liver
« r kidneys are sure to be. out of gear.
T.v Sand, it does- wonders for the
1'vev, kidneys and bladder. A trial
.;'c bottle will convince you.
loan | ti:•• drug store.
all been killed.
"A month before he had received
word from the French authorities th t
his wife, who had be< n caught in th •
invaded district, had been shot by
the Germans. He was started bad;
on his furlough wi.li no r.mily to
whoni he could go.
"The directrice suggested that ho
had his parents to visit, but ho an
Red (
thirty
ross cante
la.iisan.il oft
Cold cash- -given through the Red
Cro:--.- -will cool the brow of somo
suffering soldier
YOU can ''Resc
care for the dying
I; oil Cross.
the perishing,
by join in;; :h<i
Help the Red Cross Do This IV
Save Your Bov, or Your Neighbor s
I
M r i.
|W; >
v. .. • y
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i
ti ■
veins can read these facts and then
refuse to become a member of the Red
Cross, unless he already is a merjber.
Because of the enormity of the task
and because of the fact the United M.,- .
States was unprepared for war, the '
War Department has been slow in g*'-
\h l, .near y f.nR 8UppUes to cantonments, and in - ' ''
1 j many instances soldiers would have
suffered had it not been for the quick-1 W
ness of the Red Cross in coming to ,jia
their relief. Some red tape, of course, w]u)
attaches to the Red Cross. At a South .
ern cantonment 2,000 of the men Were
without shirts; the War Department
was not able to furnish the mimm di-
Htely . The Red CrosB stepped ill and
within 24 hours every man was prop-
erly outfitted.
blankets Are Supplied.
At another cantonment the men had
r.n insufficient supply of blankets and
the government could not put through
a i - (juisitlon in tine to alienate the
t ; i , ng which followed. Again th ?
Red Cross went to the lescue of the
government, again it proved it was
; th • government's righ-hand ally,
i At still another cantonment swea -
er were furnished for more than 2,000
soldiers who were without overcoa's
! One of the biggest things the Red
Cross is doing in America an 1
throughout the? countries of the Allies
is civilian relief. Here are some cases
in point, which alone are sufficient to
make meirfbership in tho Red Cross
tynonyii-.ous with citizenship in the
United Slates: (
case one
Notes From the County Court
iin' :■ h 'i p inU.'.itines ani
I'npular Si ience Month*
iliviili'd intu narrowK
ii'.>i:ul I'lRlit yards in length. These
in,, n'lil In ihi' utrins Inilory, whera
llicy mi' tliornug' ly i Ic-ansod and
t::i :i irally irivlwt. It takes from 20
1,1 'I sin i) t i produce the strings of
inn' tennis r.it'ki t. A single violin
string monopolizes the entrails of a
whole sheep, however big.
After till! gut is split by running <*
Get it at over a safety razor blade, the strand")
gn through anot' er machine which
- -^=--rr=. removes impurities. Following tills
they uro repeatedly run through
wringers on wash tubs.
A decrc.! has been issued by t'i«
iurt to Wm Holding guardian of Jv.
lill t, incrmpetent to sell personal
: ly which consists of household
i:ul paper-hanger tools.
1 Stoner has been appoint d eus
in' the estate of W L lrvin
dleil intestate in Logan county
tier 25. Bond was fixed at ?1.-
i o ynu get up at night? Sanol is
surely the best for all kidney or blad-
lran« Lawis, adminlsti^tor of the de- troubles. Sanol gives relief in 24
,■ in- of BeUy iiuiiks. has rendered |hours from all backache and bladder
a:i annual report. It shows receipt.
An inventory and appra
e.en filed by Jone Rueke
rator of the estate of
'ucker, lets 4 and 5, sec :
s. north, range 2 west
eement l.a
i', admin's
William
town
eontainin
?227.r 2; disbursements, $110.02.
in the matter of the estate of II r
Trim, t c surviving partner, W C
Trim, has rendered a fnal acco-uut.
It shows cash $4,658.r>4 personal prop-
erty sold. $22'!5. Notes collected $1.
07:o personal prop«?rty on hand.
uncollected notes, .fi!.S(Jl.Sr). To
t;il $15,163.69. Disbursements, $" .•
i -7 I.'".; Total partnershin estate (net'
t n 54.
oubles. Sanol is a guaranteed rem-
i!v. :55c and ^ 1.00 a bottle at the
rug store.
M \ n in:
I (ilVKS niASK
10 SOLIMKH (ilHL
c"> acres was valued ;it $1015.
Maldi im B Pni4aa, - x< • 1 u
ato of Wm •! Koms
i.pts showing distribution an. i
veil a final discharge.
\n inventory and appraisement I'a
order hus
approving
been i -ued by ti"
idmiiiistrator of
A feature of t e "Soldier Girl,"
produced at the Guthrie Theatre last
night was a "bridge ol thighs." The
chorus used the bridge in bouncing
out into the audience, it. was over-
u > d. Th ■ leade r of t h • chorus was
,ii : irl. w/c created diversion by
■ male members of the audi-
. i1 >. One • t" tli' thus caressed was
I, I i Matchett Probably fearful of
,1 Matchett leaped from
h .m! and chasi I the sonbrette,
am i applaut "Haven't seen a leg-
horn y< t that can feaac me,", said
Y 'chett
id I'-
been filed in the est.
real" erstone, real est
v as valued at ^2,10o.
of W H
in Gnth.-i
. Ilow-
•oiid last
■giving.
. "DEE.
„<'icr
' .'.en-
M')ther with <lau.?ht4
t' • • . hi>n twenty-twj nnd
t' r. irtecn. ?«>n 1^ drafted. y i ■•■r
taU<'M >laneernu8ly 111. without hoj"- < f
r«-'-evfry. Oldept daughter most ;• ieu
In position." pa.l ing $3 . per month. io
r. .: *>• mother. Tho soldier's allotment
of Sjo only inoomt*.
i"onie Ser.ice Section inv< ligaV'U:
found an excellent family never in
want before, now in dire straits an 1
i tei of guardian 1 ip wi i -
ued to Roaena MeGill ef the pers,
nd e '.ate cf Vera McOill. Bond wa
I roved in t :? sum of $200.
Samuel It Caasint
red Churchill were
S Reed and A
ppointed to
Arthur Iva;'as.
ued to
Chapter ta:r
I
mm w
needing ^reat assistance.
made a grant of ?lu a week to provida
finances for living expenses, midl-
ines, doctor bills^. etc.. and are i ak-
in's: encouraging calls to the family
and assisting the daughter in nursing
her mother. Financial relief alone
would not have been enough In this
( case.
Splendid Home Service.
CASE TWO.—Man enlisted In army -vnd
married In June. 1917, asked for dlsctiiu ^a
In Ootober on ihe grounds uf • d< pend-
ent wife who was an expectant inotle-r.
Army officials refused discharge because
i marriage took plat e a/tni- declaration of
i w..r Woman ha* no relatives and sol-
dier'." relatives, who live in Another part
cf the United States, nro unable to assist.
v. as approve
admin;.- i r it ion were
er D Clifford of th
Hoovi r i lifford. !!'
.1 in the sum ol ioOO.
Red Cross surgeons and orderlies give first aid to wounded, Home Service Section found (acta
in little underground dressing stations in the front-line trenches. ™ stated correct, made arrangement,
H "3, records show that as many Red Cross men are killed by enemy
fire as regular soldiers in the trendies.
I NOTHING BRINGS RESULTS SO SOON AS A WANT
Mabel Doodad leal her f el tow. U e ad vet
Heed and feaad fr'"*. It Mkve.
Active Listed Stcckf
Bought. t>old and quoted in al'
markets and carried on conserva-
tive margin.
Eoual attention given to 'arge c-
small accounts.
Send for Weekly .Market Letter * nd
Special Ftcports on any Security
G. W. FIELD A CO.
Established 1 (7
50 BROAD ST. NEW YORK
Direct Private "Wires Connecting
All Offices at
Boston Philadelphia Atlantic City
Richmond Norfolk
dianhsip of Charles Bui! i- y Lu.-
which ha been approve I by (ho court
shows receipts $8,050.V&; disourno-
ni« . • . 7.7-T '; net i. ■ '<.<>7-5 SO
Total cash on hand $lv41 45.
A final account has been rendered
by W K Patterson, administrator of
the estate of Frank Wright It shows
receipts $511.75, disbursements $322 so
balance due, $191.95.
The hearing on final accounts r
the following estates. Joll and Sarah
Ooodrick. Homer F Trim. Lucia M
Wrgner, Charles M Webster and F 'A
Wright has been set for January 8.
1D1S.
You only need Sanol Eczema Cure
to get rid of those lilack Heads,
Pimples, rough bumpy skin. Leaves
skin smooth. Cures any case of
Ecnema. Is pleasant to use. A trial
will ocnvince you. 35c at the drug
i store.
■ ii res
'ii ia.it If in
ml blad
adulates
•' is t\rw
• • falls to
• in testi-
. Olive St.,
A-!, i rtiseiaciit.
SCHAAP'S
Will Cure
Chills ami Fever. Dumb Ague,
P.iliou Fever. Swamp Fever, In-
t Tmittent Fever, La tjr ppe, or
arty Ailment due to Malaria.
It is a Liver Regulator and Chill
Cure Combined.
Try it and be Happy.
Never falls to cure if taken ac-
cording to the directions.
Price 50c a bottle.
For sale by all first-olass
Druggists.
Prepared only by
JOHN SCHAAP & SONS
Fort Smith* Atk.
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