The Durant Weekly News (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 42, Ed. 1, Friday, October 21, 1921 Page: 7 of 16
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wIhmi I hnd my hlith.
i Hover 1ik frightened
ulil Jnrkle foil.
ouk trco In t ho cow lot
i ti.irnyntil friends xvnlt-
lc tlumlcr to rotiim
Colt for then Undo
to lHi;ln IiIh dory.
upon ii big rock to ho
ti one uiul they could
la' would hurry up nnd
Mm. Spucklo Top who
unking forward for Un-
(.lory with groat nnxloty.
n.ild Hod Pig" for
nklo nnd Onoslo now."
I ncle llunny" called
o nru bo Rind you hnvo
wo uro" exclaimed moro
ilco.
s..lil Undo Uunuy "I will
uro randy."
wo aro ready I" ex-
t. 0 anxious Darnynrd
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"C N riR jubI as the trees were
Kgir 1 t0 turn srecn and tho
iln; i nacK irotn me sown"
Itgan 1 olo uuuny "a strango bird
nee .r.u our happy torest. Of
iccrtu w cio all friendly toward
U2 ami abut-'u uiui iu vibil uucu
It ut
"Onw night whon ho was staying
riib mu i crowd of Forest people
ize to hoar him talk. Ho told
kinv sto'U'B. Ho told us that we
ltd all icon very good to htm
bMle 01. Ills vacation but one. He
lid sinii'tliliig would happen which
LoulJ 1.1 i--o tliat ono to bo vory sad
Yfco w. s It? who was ItT" asked
Ktcr.ii !':t no wouia not ten. 110
li!d tin nuxt time tho moon Is full
iftr.ini;' nnlmnl will come into this
forest 1' il ''.it every ono of tho nnl-
bls 1 linn lie flow nxvny. Wp knew
h( !' 1 .11 treated him as nlco ns
Ht night wo saw thn full
to iilnu over tnc lice tops.
I!! 1 i' forest friends gathered at
k ' eiy frightened. We
11' is . nu Hours nanny 0; ar
te ' 1 in tin' at last wo glow
KM wp tuimi'ii a nigiii wairn
l:i! 1 i thing I knew tho sun
Ira- ' ml- in at my window. Wo
rer irnid in tho day time for
v at night tho strango init
ial I iiinip. Dining all tho
it1' " full moon shono the foi-
:; "itlioiod at tny linuso. At
' union rlianged and no
' i111.il had comp to harm
v ' many full moons hnp
i.-f 1 nil nothing has mine to our
loi' . hunt us. So you see tno
t'ri wanted to scare us."
A I u !' Hunny finished a loud
l"i 11 1 .11110 from tho barnyard
r.i'
1 1 ii- another story!" exclnlm-
1 ten rl
' N iIiih ovenlng. It Is growing
we .if 1 I must ho going homo" re-
Uil ' 1 le llunny.
A!'r being thanked and thank-
H r itp llunny scampered away
pht the barnyard friends to talk
Iboji Mie Mranco story.
FURTHER REDTICR
RAILROAD WAGES
Ktrraihp Mwt Monday To Mart
Movrmrnt. ItnlurilmM On
iTOght Arr Aim ItrtlovrO
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LEGAL NOTICES
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1st Insertion Oct. 7. 1921.
4th Insertion Oct. 2$ 1921.
KOTICK OK I'AUTNUUMIIII.
Monday more than nnn.hmnir.j
oxecutleh r (he KIPal unk rft
ronil llne are to meet at Chicago Know A" Mp "" These Tirsents:
to discus the mnttei of wages nnd Tlnt '. ' Whltwnrth nnd J.
ttnnsportntlon rates. 0. Whltworth tho undersigned both
Tho executhoa besides consider- '"R r'llpn'l of tho town of Wado
till r.ito-i will It u officially said ' rynn Crtin.v. Stnto of Oklahoma
ask the Hallro.nl Labor Ilonrd lor ' hpr'y Cl'lf' "" wo avo nssoclnt-
further reductions or railroad wages 0'JOn'i' In 11 tiartnershlp under
and stait action foo tho amendment ino "rm n" nn "'n "Wndo Cash
of tho tiansportiitlon art to put nil roc'." nnd that thorn Is no other
wagp iitriiions affecting tho roads lersol1R Interested In nor partners In
In tho hands of the Inteiatnto Com- aU frm
morco Comml-slon Instead of tho ' t.. WIIITWOHTII.
Hallroad l.nboi Hontd. J. C. WIUTWOHTH.
It Is expected that In asking for Subscribed and swoin to before
fuithor wage icdiictlnns thu execu- " "X -' I. Whltwnrth nnd J. C. '
tlcs will take a decided stand. 'Whltwnrth thin 4th day of October'
That all of tho oxoriillu's will vote n21'
In favor or somo further reductions (Seal)
III wagon ii tho null- iw.ci.tl lr. ......
" ".. "i.J
on Iho 7th day of June. 1921 lor
tho sum of $1760.00 with ten pr
cent per nnnutn Interest thsrson
from September 7 1020 nnd flSI.OO
attorney's few and the costs amount-
ing to 2l 4'i nnd accruing costs;
said sate will be subject to a tint
mortgage In favor of Indian Trrl-
tory llulldlng A Loan Asviclatlon
on which thero Is unpaid nboul
$77.1.42 and n second mortgage In
lax 01 of .ieso M. ttntchott on
which thero Is unpaid tho sum of
17or.00 Including accumulated In-
terest. Witness my hand thu 7lh day of
Oi tolier 1021.
Ul'KI. TAYI.OH
Sherlfr of Ilrynii County Okla.
Ily t'l.YMi: NOHMAN.
1'mler Sheriff.
Ilatchett Semple Attorneys for
Plaintiff
of cutting opeiailon costs nnd thus1
making posMulo fi eight into do-'
creases Is fully expected.
The tailro.ul union lendeis In ox-i
ecutlxo session at Chicago Thurs-
day declined to mako public their
derision on a possible stilkc nnd1
would not say whether they win try
to confer xxlth tint exeeu'tlxes for
sumo sort of compromise.
My
1023.
C. A. WOODS.
Notary Public
commission expires April IS
1st liiMrtlnn Oct 7 1021.
Mb Inveitlon Nux. I 1 s 1 . 1
notici: ov sui:mri"s si.k. I
Xotlrp Is herolix gixen that the1
undeiflLMied shoilff of llrynn Conn-!
ty Okl.ilmiiin will on tin. 7th day!
of Nox ember 1021 at the hour of
10 o'clock a. in. at the oast front'
door of thu County Cuuit House lnof Oklahoma In the aboxo entitled
KIiAN HEAD 1WINTS APTEIt
TKSTIJIONV
William J. Simmons imperial
wlrard of tho Ku Klux Klan collap.
sed Thursday at tho closo of n five-
hour defense of tho ordor boforo a
Houso Commltteo and while Chair-
man Campbell was trying to suppress
applause which Rroeted tho conclu-
sion of his statement.
Tho committee ordered a brief ro-
cess after friends of tho Imperial
wizard announced that his condition
was not bcrlous but later adjourned
until tomorrow.
Resuming his testimony before
tho Houso Hulcs Commltteo Sim-
mons again launched an attack
against C. Anderson Wright a for-
mer klnnsmnn who recently publish-
vu ....! iM.nH.iit-u 10 oe an expose ciuto wen- defendants commanding
or the order. mp t() I(vv j;! :nil RPn
A ccitified copy of tho Ku Klux said real estate tn satisfy a Jud-
chartcr obtained in Georgia was ' inetit and deereo of foieplosuro In
ptpscnted to the committee. It set'faxnr of the plaintiff and against
forth among other things that tho the defendants manted in said court iiiiii-l.iii-M.iiiiiug
1st intcrtlnn Oct. 7 102t
ltd lusettloii October 21 1021
I ST ATP. OK OKLAHOMA
ss.
MM SIIMATAUA COPNTY.
IN TIM! COI'NTY Ctll'HT IN AND
I'OU lM'SIIMATAHA COI'NTY
f 1 tl. 1 men 1
.'miiiiiii.iht
In the Mutter or tho Ou.trdlnnshlp
of IM11.1 Murphy an Incompetent
V M Locke (iuaiiliau.
No. 7.11.
Olld-: OK SM.K. Ob' HKAIi
KsTvri:
Volli'p Is heieby glxen that under
nt d b xiiiup of an older liuuln nnd
pii'eieil by the County Couit In
ni d lnr I'lishinntnlia Countx'. Stnto
scribed ns follows to-wll:
(a) Tho NK4 of RW4 of HIM!
K2 of NW4 of 8R4: R2 of RW4 ol
NK4! NW4 of HW4 of NR4: 8K4 of
SK4 of NW4i nnd W2 of 152 of NK4
of Section !1.1 Toxvnshlp ft South
limine x Knst ut the Indian Itnsp and
Metldlun In llr)nn County Oklu-
hiimu less tho rlRht of xxay for tho
St Louis A San Kranclsco Hallroad.
(10 Thn NY4 of SK4 of 8R4 Ipsa
. r acres for St Louis a San Kran-
clsco Hallroad light of xvnx SW4 of
NR4 of SK.4 less 2S ncres for SI
Louis San Kianclsco Hnllioad right
of way: NW4 of SKI less O.tl.s acies
'or St Louis San Kianclsco Hall-
road tight of way; 8W4 of NK4 less
7 to ncres for SI. Louis San Kran-
clsco Hnllioad right of way; and S2
or NW4 of NKI less 4 7;i ncios Tor
St Louis San Kianclsco Hnllrnnd
right or way nnd .01 acres for A.
C Hnllioad 1 lubt or way nil In
Section 2S Township ' South It.ihgn
M Rnst In llryatt County Oklahoma.
Bald lands and premises will b
sold nt public outcry nnd will bo tolA
subject to thn continuation of th
County Court of Pushmataha Cnuft
ty Oklahoma; snld sale tn bn mad
to the highest ntut best lilddvr tor
cash.
Dated this the 20th day of 8f.
lembor. A. I) 1021.
V. M. LOCKR
Ouardlan.
S S Lawrence.
Hapulpn Okla
IMleiluick MncDonald
Diltaut Okla
Attoiuexs for Otinrdlan.
CITIKRSS OIL COMPANY
YVIiole.snlc nnd Retail
(innollno nnd Oils
Service Station 420 W. Mat
Ktvc Delivery in City
Toloiilmno T2 DurAnt Okla.
tho Clly of Diiiant. Hi van Countx-.
Oklahoma offer for halo and sell to
the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described real estate situate
In Ilryun County Oklahoma to-xvlt:
Lot Six (6) In Hlock Ono Hun-
dred Ninety-one (191) In tho
City of Durnnt according to the
government plat thereof
together with tho improx-cments
thereon and tho appurtenances there-
to belonging.
Said sale will be mado pursuant
to a Special Execution and Order of
Salo Issued out of the District Court
of Tlrynn County Oklahoma on tho
5th day of October 1021 In csbo
No. HSR an action In xvhlch D. H.
Maddera xvns plaintiff and W. C.
Baxter L. (i. Baxter and 1'eto Mc-
and tiuinlicipil case on tho 20th day
ot September l'.isi thn nliovo named
guardian will sell nt public sale to
the highest and best bidder for
cash nt tho Kasl door of tho llrynn
County Court Houso In tho City ot
Duinnt Hrynn County Oklahoma at
tho hour of ten o'clock A. M.. on
the 26th day ot Octobor 1921 tho
lauds and premises belonging to the
sal.l incompetent nnd specifically do.
SLOAN'S RELIEVES
NEURALGIC ACHES
FOR forty years Sloan's Liniment
lias licrn the iiiicke-.t rclii I fur
iiiiir.ilgii mI.iI km ami iliiiini.i-ti-111
tired muscles uni.i.ii ks t-praiiis
ni' 1 .-trains 'ulies uiul iuiiis.
Kicp Sin in'.s httudy ami apply fretly
iiitl.t'Ht tuli'iM at tho lii.l 'twinge.
It i i-cs ami brines iiunhitl miiiK
ntnl readily 'ou'll I1111I il lI.mii and
Kian xv as "purely a honovolont or-1
dor xvttlinut capital stock or profit '
or gain to members." Touching on
charges that tho klan xv.ia a mer-
cenniy outfit .Mr. Simmons holding
his hand aloft explained:
"God xvill hear mo xvltnocs that
noxer in tho six years of my associa-
tion with this organization did ono
mercenary or commercial thought
flit through my mind."
I Me-uy hixlc Vbjlhnut cnslin I
If HUNTS QUAkANTKKIl
SKIN DISICASK KICMKDIIVi i
(Hunt's Salvf-ut.tl SonpT lull in I
llir Iretnui I rf lull. Ketrm i
Killut rtn.Trttirornthrrllrh- '
11. fcifitl (llHrHrH. Iry thic
tlrotuilllt bt our llftk. 1
A. L. KIMHICKL'H DHCU STOKK
Slam's Liiiiiueiil ii ruin's rnptnv.
Atl;oiir iRuhlior.
At nil ihiiEgists 35c 70c S1.40.
Sloa
I i-ri'i'tvrifill'ai'nsl
' i.J.xl.li lb. IcncmxJ
T)9
XBUMtiH
GCOtl things
trninO sun-
shi .v r I lines
I'ui d into n
si-i.l l.iss for
Tt. 1
A-.
C7wi if ; "1. T7
vfeMBf
1 Cola Co. Mm. 'Jlk
a.l!u. GO. Il tWm
Sgssmmmk
Special Rates to Dallas
Account
State Fair of Texas
October 8-23
Denison $3.62
Rate Includes War Tax
-Tickets on sale daily October 8 to 23 inclusive 1921.
-Limited to return leaving Dallas October 25 1921.
HOURLY SERVICE
rStot
Itching
Skin6
Troubles
IpKJ Ifietnrlurr oflt!iiitr)i
nnt lih I- f ir T'tiiintr
lJr. I jtl.Ajif i l.i ?! mi.iOmiU
it tit.OttiMil I r lUtbfMi'a
I'uniiiy JltmtiJitS.
-Dr.Hobsons
lEczemaOintmcnti
3ggW)CMvatwr)Cooogwewiw8ttwcc)i
Look at Our Goods and Get
Our Prices Before
You Buy
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY
Good grntlc OntlnR Klnnnoll light ruicl dnrk colorB; 3
our prlco per yard ... lSe
Good grade Gingham pretty patterns; our prlco per yd
10c 15c and 19c
Pretty Men's Shirts with or without collars pretty pat-
terns our price
$1.00 $1.25 $1.50 and $1.95
Men's Solid Leather Work Shoes; our price
$2.-15 $2.95 $:U5
Men's Solid Leather Dress Slioen pretty lasts; our price $
! S rttl im ( Mf ibi np m tm Mm
v.i.n) $$.;;) .; ..v; ana v.;
Oiiiiiu in nnd look im-r
our ni'xv f.ill kiiiiiIh
xx' hut her ymi Imy or
nut.
letr
Mcii'ii uiul young
nii'n'ri cliithliiK at
lirins thnt can't bo
ln'.il.
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RchRip l-AUti lllll Tin-
lc tn a rrllM Kinllr Mi' I-
trlM i ro JnJ'iri'MH 1 rm.
At yovr lruitkik; lltle.
60c.
Jno Schaap & Sons
Drug Co.
Ft. Smith 'Ark.
Do You Need A
WAGON?
We have In stock Pater Sebnt-
tier farm wagoni Winona farm
wagons John Detre farm
wagons also Peter Scbnttler
and Winona wide tire' low
wheel wagons Ledbetter and
Wluona trucka ranging In
orlco from 1100.00 to 1176.00.
Let us tell you more about
them at our Store.
A. L. Severance Hardware Co.
Prince Albert's a new
note in the joys of rolling 'em!
Talking about rolling
your own cigarettes we'll
tell you right here that
Prince Albert tobacco has
'em all lashed to the mast!
You've got a handful-of-happiness
coming your di-
rection when you pal it with
P. A. and the makin's
papers! For Prince Albert
is not only delightful to
your taste and pleasing in
itsrefreshingaromabut our
exclusive patented process
frees it from bite and parch!
And for a fact rolling
up Prince Albert is mighty
easy! P. A. is crimp cut and
stays put and you whisk it
into shape before you can
count three! And the next
instant you're puffing away
to beat the band!
Prince Albert is so good
that it has led four men to
smoke jimmy pipes where
one was smoked before! It's
the greatest old buddy-
smoke that ever found its
way into a pipe or cigarette!
Print. Alb.rt I
..Id In toppy rd
bag. tidy r.d tint
h.nd.nmr pound
and halt pound tin
humidor andinth.
pound cry.tul gta.
humidor with
porige moht.ntr
lop.
Um
rinse Albert
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by H J Kcynuldt
Ibtitccu Co.
WUulon-Sitam
BOO Weat Main Street
Dnrant Oklahoma
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