The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 196, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 27, 1925 Page: 3 of 4
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VALUt Uh Ri-iJ MA1K
It m)'m dial ihere m a rootro
verse in "dale educational circles in
respect **f the status of s uoolniann*
who are *<■ fortunate as to have red
hair, and especially that particularly
hen rad s»l»irraises those in Ihejt
neighborhood to promptly ail up and J Twjn sons
take notice. The interest In red
hair, in fa. t. Is more than educational
Social and Personal
FEROL ALLARD
Phone 19
or Oalifornian, way* the San Fratudneo noutuenicn? of th. arrival
Chronicle. It is inter-continenlal. a*
apt.ears fr.iiu the experiences of a
San Francisco red-haired girl who
went to <'nitid nnd scared everybody
half to death whenever she u|>peared
on the street They thought site was
a demon, in our state educational
circles It It n.d Quite so serious u«
that. We are all very respectful, hut
we do not really take to our heels.
The precise form which the contro-
versy takes Just now Is as to whether
red hair indicates a richer hraln than
black hair indicates. Into that discus-
sion we do not here enter. Rut we
are profoundly convinced, and feel
sure that every husband of a red-
haired lady will hack tie, that when
n red-haired girl tells you what to do.
you had heller use the best brain* you
have to do it, and do it now.
Play A Bit Club
El Reno friends have received an ',! Pauline Reel
uiertamed the
of twin **'*•' ^ WVdnt .-day afternoon.
Supper and Dance
Complimentary to Miss Katherine
Collins of .Memphis. Tenn.. Mike Red
iitK entertained with u supper and
dance at his home north of town Tues-
day evening.
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Mrs. F. K. Wyman was at home to
friends Wednetuluv afternoon at 1015
West London. Mesdnmes T K. Rev-
........................Ul Iwm .......— .............. ............ *|s, opdvk“, J G. Tompkins ami Slat
hoys at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Tl"‘ rwo,ns wer»‘ decorated with ear ton assisted the hostess in receiving
° »»arker of OkntulKee. Okie, on d,*n no*e™ f*rryln« out a yellow The house was beautifully decorated
Aueust ti. The Itaoies have heeu (1 ,,|or Additional Kueat# wen- In roses aud garden flowers. Misses
"anted Richard .1 and Robert L. Bar Ml''' Maur‘**« Wilson. Miss Nettle Cub Ruth and Esther Statton presided over
ker. Mrs. Marker will be remembered Miss \irginia Lewis, Miss the puneh bowl. About forty friends
in El Reno as Miss May Cowan, who ^‘*mhe Ashbrook, Miss Ellen Rice.'tailed during the ufternoon Out of
graduated from the El Reno S. bool ',it'8 I-°ulK0 Neville and Miss Virgin town guests were Mrs. Lee Wyman
of Nurses in 1**16. Wheeler, of V Louis. High score of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Amy Hied
o - ^*i' ukuIo bv Miss Louist1 R#*villo. sir* of Nt*\N Y<^rk (*itv
While Away An Hour ° O—
Mrs. W. R Calloway, lo t West •clover Leaf Embroidery Ciub
Woodson entertained the While Away 11 s 'hi-. 127 s- ......
son entertained the Clover leaf Em-, City are expected home today from a
broidery club Wednesday afternoon,i,w" weeks' trip to points of itucvst
when Mrs. Lester Nicholson was tin hi Colorado,
only additional guest. Following tin o
“Ocial hour an ice course was sreved
Mr- .1 H. Gibson. Mrs Euith Stout
Mrs. II S McGee, 727 South Elli .and Mrs J. R. Jackson of )kl;ti*.'ha
Au Hour club Wednesday afternoon
In the contest favors went to Mrs. J
N Kroeker and Mrs. Joe Wchling.
Mrs .Minnie Hnhotishi It of Sayre wa.-
an additional guest. An lee course
was served at the ciose of the after
noon. The dull will meet in two Dmner Party
weeks with Mrs Hon Wheeler
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Happy Hour Club
The Happy Hour club was enter
tained by Mrs Orville Mitchell Wed-
nesday afternoon. Needle work and
games were tlu- diversions of the af-
ternoon Mrs. John Pavy and Mr.
Reed were taken into the *lull Fol-
lowing the games an ice course was
served. The dub will meet in two
There is the fallacy that rump*
• Ilffers deeply from the less of utab
power in the war That is net so
How ran It be so when the most vivid
economic symbol of Europe is still rhe
supernumerary band? Whether if is
lying up a ship or unloading a cart of
I,ricks, there will be one. two, tnree
pairs of bauds more than are really
needed, (inret Barrett writes In the
Saturday Evening Post. Jlow .an It
he so when Hair's definition of her
problem is how ro find work and food
for fiOO.OUt more italiuus each year?
How can Europe sa.V It is so while
complaining bitterly at the same Mine
that the American outlet for her ex
cess population tins been closed by
new immigration laws'- How can It
be so when In Great Britain the mini ■ centered with . ry ml bit kel
l.er of unemployed, aupporte,| hv doles. |ers. Favors at .mis went
Mrs. Carl Maxcy am! Mrs Clyde
Mit\e\ entertained w ilt a four emirs,
dinner complimentary to Mrs. Julius
.Smith. The tables were centered
with crystal baskets of garden flow-
ers V color note of while and laven-
der appeared in the appointments
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Miss Gladys Smith who has been
tln> guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mr George Smith, will leave this
evening for Fort Worth. Texas, where
-it.- w ill result. 1 her potil
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Mr ami Mrs. J. |). Klcemnn will
spend iht week-end visiting Mn Klet
mutt* patents, Mr. aud .Mrs. Charles
Oppenlaitder. of Nnvinu Okln
Line Party
.Miss Elinabet.il Nolan entertained
....................... with a line party at the Empress t
weeks with Mr* Guy Lanman tils H'eativ honoring Miss Katherine Col
South Hadden. bn* nf Memphis, Tenn. Refreshments
were served at
after th. show
is normally 1.2.10,000 to LaOtDYto? If ; Klizabctlt Nolan. Miss Alice Von
the City Drug stor
Laff A Lot Club
Misses Teresa and Ann Williams *°
entertained the l.alf A Lot dub Sat Return From Trip
Ill-day evening honoring Mi ka!her j Mr. and Mr J. D. Kleeman and
itie Collins of Memphis. Tenn.. The(daughter rt.tttrned Wednesday night
room- were d. . orated with garden from an extended (rip to Kansas City.
flowers and tile mall laities wen Mo. Independence. Mo. and Wichiti .
of flow- Kansas. They viisted many fonm r
to Miss El Reno residents among whom won*
Mrs. William Taylor and daughter
N III. Est. ■ of Tulsa are visiting
friend ami relatives here.
o
Mr ti lid Mrs. Arthur Lambert and
children returned home yesterday
Okenuilt and
'from motor trip to
i Sh: wa- e.
o
Mrs Newman Cooper and her moth-
er Mi \ I’athenve of Oklahoma
l< 'tv, -to tit Wednesday visiting rela-
tive in Cbiekasha.
; veld, and the honor gu- t
(Wednesday .vetting. After the din
jnet' th-- evening wa spent with card-
j and dancing.
it were ?o, would England be * (Kissing
her people to emigrate?
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, Dinnrr Party
The total amount nf any of the ele-
ments occurring in the entire mean
Is stupendous, says the Thrift Maga .
Hlne. Iodine exists In sea water onlv !sonn !or ,b"ir s< ll,m1^ Kalher-
l« the extent of about (wo parts per 'Upnius cn,, !,i"n‘-Ml with dinnpr
million, yet the entire joeari contains
some HO.OOO.oOO.OtXt tons of iodine
valued at present price- at SoJOinni
• to0,000,000. liromiue Is also obtained
in a limited way from tlie mother
liQilor left after the rryv-taili/,alien of
salt from sea water, Cnli/oruin pro
dtoes approximately l’oO.imio tons of
sea sal! each year \ gallon or sea
water .ouixiiis approximately a quar
ter oT a pound of salt, and sinr-e the
average density of rock salt is Ji
time* that of water, the entire oc-ou,
M dried up. would yield approximately
four and a l.alf *-ul L miles of >alt.
Mrs .1 W. Braky and daughter,
Miss Gi.u v.ovc and son Janies in
turned today from a ten days ft p to
Chicago and Kansas City
Mis-"- Teresa and Ann Williams.
M.-r- Rev. and Mrs Inningor of Wichitti,
Kansas. Rev Inningor was a former
ill If. no pastor, in Independence.
Mo., the Kleentaus visited Mr. and
Complimentary to .Mis- Glady s and ! Mrs. Oscar Seltowengonit. Mr. Scho-
Miss I’earl Brown who are leaving '*'< ngordt was in the shoe business in Eli -ah. :',i Nolan. Grace and Ruth
El Reno for many years Hamilton and Katherine Collins vis-
—o • ited in Oklahoma City yesterday
Mi Charles Todd of Calumet i-
i.-ione her mother, Mr*. Mary Long Mrs. T. W. Maher i- entertaining
mire. the J. ('. L. dub today
The earl «.f itiikenliead. speaking ai
Brighton hi ilie inauguration of the
Brighton and Hove Empire Shopping
week, *aid that I be position in regard
to the future of FSritish industry was
one of extreme gloom, says the I.on
d<»f» Morning Post, ir they look steel
iron or coal, in each ease (here was
abundant ground for pessimism, and
at this moment lie could hardly see a
• ingle gleatn of hope. Month by
ruoDtti and vent- I \ year the world was
becoming a mere difficult niavkei. The
position would nol become better until
they pn! themselves on terms of equal-
ity to compete with those with whom
ihey must compete successfully if they
were to keep their industrial beads
above waiei
"Something else this world needs,"
♦ ays the Detroit News, "is one stand-
ard tongue that will do for all dluleet
•lories.” Nonsense we'\e jj
Aftei dinner speaker* use tin. same
dtale- t for ihe Pal and .Mike (be Has
tus-at o Dinah and the Ole tuid-Vimune
xtories.
I Oder the terms of an •-mplityer's
will, reniemberijg his employees, an
offi. c boy who find been w ith liim oniy
font- months, receives tx*1. s,. that
is one office l oy who nevci .-an be
accused of baviug wasted i.i* tune,
Tliere is a period in every buy * life,
along in his fourteenth seat when lie
finds il completely impossible to walk
up a flight of stairs without sounding
like a milkman's Itorsc.
A man in London stopped in front
of a tablet in a public place and talk 'd
tor twelve hours He just possibly
was taking advantage of the uppi.r
utility afforded l>\ :t wait for t!. w.t'e
Tests an said to show the eln. and
flow of nmnta ty, un-l they migli aNo
show where aotne of It goes on the
t eefs.
I'll.. Cin'-nmui »oo ha* been robbed,
hut the thieves did not b<-tNr the
rattlesnake-
Part* women are carrying parasol*!
no bigger than plat** Paris atyir
must hue Its place In »b* sun
PRICES THAI WILL SELL OUR MERCHANDISE
TO IHE BARE WALLS AND THAT WILL MAKE
Friday, Saturday and Monday
The Biggest Days of
I. C. Montgomery’s
Trustee Sale
LADIES* SUITS
Values to 840.00
Friday and Saturday S1 .DA
LADIES’ SKIRTS
Values to $<S.OO in all Woo!
Skirts $1.49
LADIES’BLOUSES
$4.00 to $0.00 Ladies’
Blouses Friday and Sat-
urday 98c
SMOCKS FOR (IIRLS
Values to 83.00 __ .. })8c
MILLINERY
NEW FALL HATS
>5.00 hats $2.95
!-S7.4.') New ('hie models,
all colors 83.95
LADIES’ SILK DRESES
Fall dresses in long sleeve
flared skirts in black sal-
ins. Values to $20.ho $9.95
MAGIC PACKAGE
SALE
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
MORNINGS
10 o’clock
VALUES TO $3.00
25 ( ENTS
LADIES' HOUSE
DRESSES
$1.25 values ........ 79c
$1.19 Silk Vest ______ $)c'$9b.0O Fur trimmed coat
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LADIES' ( OATS
15c Rib V< -t ... | ic
tor
850.00 ( oats ...
$2.00 .Silk Bloomers 81,19 $35.00 Coat.'
SI 1.50
822.50
$17.50
STAPLES
20c (linpfhams______
30c Children’s hose
$3.00 Corset.'
(iOc Kote\
10c Handkerchiefs
15c Kit-----
2!<c (iiniihams
Laces and insertion
25c Kiddies' Muslin
nanties............
29c (’hildren’s Son
35c Ladies’ Lisle hose
50c Ladies' Lisle hose
35c Germantown yarn
9c
15c
50c
27c
-ic
lac
lc
17c
19c
19c
29c
19c
W itb the Tourists
('ity Commissioner John Gallagher
writes the I rally Democrat that he
aud Mr- Gallagher, Mrs. M. Merger-
aid and Miss Madonna Fitrg-yraid are
enjoying tlnir Colorado tour. Mr.
Galluglier stated that the air was quite
eiHd at Kales Park yesterday l.Vug.
2tlk aud that "you could see your
liroHth." John visited (he big dam
near Kstes I’ark. and apia-un-d wor-
rie<l iliat mneh wnter was being
w i-teil in going over the falls with
out a meter to measure it.
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Misses Florence and Marjorie Mc-
Donald left today (or their home at
Sum. kover. Ark after being the
gui-st* of Mrs Charles Mason for two
Weeks
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Mr. and Mrs A. K. Walker anil
daughter. Mrs. Cecil Rawlelgh. will
Icitv* Saturday overland for Denver.
Colorado
MONKEY FUR
By lledda Hoyt
tWritten for the United Pressl
NKW YORK. Aug. 27. Whether we
oik i had preheuslble tails or not mat
let's little to the girls of Fifth avenue.
These SK-ek haired misses are certain
that hats trimmed with black mon-
key fiti are becoming and reganlle*s
of nine.-tor they are wearing them.
Hair lias become so straight and
short these days that one needs u
wisp of ha* trimming to keep one’s
head from looking like a waxed pea-
nut Monkey fur is one of the most
fiatternlg and tricky trims chosen by
the sleek-haired Ni w Yorkers. Tar
sob ami long fringes of this fur adorn
one or both sides of some of the
smartest black felt and satin hats of
the mrly fall season. Some so-culled
monkey fur is eight inches in length
and one wonders what a live monkey
oov. red in thus fur would look like
1 We have seen no such animal in the
1 /oos.
Biack cloth coats with collars, cuffs
! and borders of monkey fur are also
l shown among the winter fashion tils-
‘ plays. An imported evening wrap
■of vivid green velvet is trimmed with
1 vivid green monkey fur. Dyed furs.
1 by th- wav. will not In- uncommon
J sights during the fall season. Dipping-
I the end- of monkey fur in gilt is an
| other new fur note-.
Black monkey fur has, of course,
had adherents tor many seasons. Wo-
men wlto wear black unrelieved hy
color often believe that there is no
black far quite as stylish as the long,
j glistening fur of (he monkey. And
curious enough, it appears to be only
the smart women who choose this
fur in preference to fox, akuuk or
other dark furs.
The monkey has been given a lot
of publicity lately aud who knows hut
that his fur will soar to unheard of
prices since "It pays to advertise."
ORIGINAL
t Kansas City Start
"Berwall Is au eccentric chap."
"What is he doing uow?”
"Passing a week-end with his wife.**
MOTOR CARRIER NOTICE
To patrons ot t'anadian county and
to the public generally; S Smith
hereby gives notice of intention to
to file with the Corporation Commis-
sion of Oklahoma, un application for
a certificate of Public Convenience
and Necessity to operate a motor
varrler for the transportation of pas-
sengers over the following route, to-
wit: El Reno to Chic-kasha, via Union
City, Mineo and Pocasset.
All persons or others interested in
this proceeding may obtain informa-
tion as to time and place of hear-
ing upon said application by address-
ing the Secretary of Corporation Com-
mission at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
(Signed) S- SMITH.
Applicant.
It’s the
Baking that
Counts!
Z'\( )l!l.l-'.S of crushed, *w»et-
er.ed utrawbcrrir* end ex-
travagant use of whipped cream
* iII not fedrrm n shortcake that
is not properly baked. But it i*
easv to bake tbe light, lender,
golden-brown Inver* />trfrrtly
every Uni' if you own a (Juirk
Meal (ia* Range equipped with
LORAIN
OVKNIII5AT REGULATOR
Pv simplv “setting" the Ia>r»in
Red \thecl, the desired oven
temperature wdl then be auto-
matically maintained until you
turn off tlu. gas.
I .«t on dhow you the*e modem
ges range* and demonstrate the
nions advantages o( the Lorain
Self-Regulating Oven.
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lFuhli ti.il August 20. Ui. I92i>
(Ki Bonn Dally Democrat)
IN TH £ COUNTY COURT OF CANA
OIAN COUNTY. OKLAHOMA
is- tiii: Mvn r.u of tug gstvtgof
111 M:\ P. Ml'YKI’., l)KlT.ASKI* NO.
12*5u
Notice of Hea<ung Final Account
Noli. •- i- hereby given that WilPaiu
K Meyer and laitiis.- K. Meyer, the duly
appointed and qualified executors of tin*
■ t< of Henry P. Mr'-er, ........a«ed, have
i-,.inter d and presented for fira) settle
m* lit and filed in said court Iheir final
iiccount and report of their administra-
tion a- such executors, together with
t|i, ir petition praying for the final set-
tlement of said account and distribution
of said estate.
It Is, therefore, hereby ordered that
Un- 12th day of September. 1920. at tin-
hour of ten o’clock a. in., at the Bounty
Court re.uu in the City of HI Kcito, in
..I I'nnudlnn - lounty. i* h< rctoy d< sig-
naled and appointed hv th< Judge of
said e.-urt for the final settlement of
said avuount, at which time and plact
unv person or persons interested therein
may appear and show cause, if tiny they
have, why said account should n->t he ap-
proved, nnd distribution made as prayed
lor.
In witness when of. I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the s. a! of my
court, this 19th day of August. 1920.
(SHAD J. A. JUNKHAUT.
County Judge.
;i l„ FOGG.
Attorney for Lxeeutors.
(Published August 20. 27. 1925)
(HI Item- Daily Democrat i
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CANA-
DIAN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA.
IN TIP', M ATT HR <>F TIIH HSTATH OF
JOHN G. KlfAMHR. DHCHASHD. NO.
12sr..
Notic-- is hereby given that F. W.
Weid- >, l.xeeutor of the I-art Will und
estate of John G. Kramer, deceased, lias
rendered and presented for confirmation,
and filed in the above named court Ilia
return of --ale of the following described
real est ti t * of said estate, to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter of Peotlon
Tv., nt' -five <NW 1-1 of 2i>). Town-
ship Fourteen (ID, North of 1 tango
Light <v», W. I. XI., Canadian Coun-
ty. Oklahoma, containing 1 h(* acre:-..
! for the sum of l7.aaU.00, and that Monday
I tin 31 at day of August, 1923, at 10 o’clock
I a. in , of said daft; at the County Court
j ooni in tin (‘Ity of HI Iteno In said
j County of Canadian, ha: he- n duly tip
i pointed by raid •■-nirt for hearing said
i-oturn. at vvlii- h time any person lnt--r-
- ted In va.d estate may apt-ear and filo
tils exceptions in writing to said return
and protest tin same, nnd an- hereby ri •
(erred to said return lor further partiuu-
iar.s.
Ill Testimony When—f, I have hereun-
I f-i set my hand and affixed the seal of
! aiv ,.ffi this is dav of August, 1925.
i SHAD J. A. KINHHAUT.
I. C. Montgomery’s Trustee Sale
108 S. Bickford El Reno Okla
QUICK MEAL
Cai Ranges
Given Free
A 1 I pld - W Ipdc lll- til tVlokltlg Set
p\iiltli- .yl2.r#('l with each laif.iitl equip-
P- <| • i .int- .old (Iitriiithe week
(I’nllished August 29, 27. 1925)
11 a Iteno Daily Derm -crat)
NOTICE FIXING TIME FOR SETTLE-
MENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT:
i A K (>F OKLAHOMA.
Canadian Couritv, ss:
IN' TIIH COUNTY COCUT OF SAID
COUNTY
In rh-- matter of the - state of Janie N.
Newman, Dceeasul. G (, Newinan as
the Administrator of the estate of Janie
N. Newman deceased, having on the
2-ith day of August, 1 rendered for
settlement and filed In this Court his
tiiml necoiint and I'-port of his ndmlnis-
irati iii a'- Mi' ll Adniim trafor. and said
. tal- In nig totw i—a-b f• -r <1 i- triliution.
I! la Tie r< ion H. r* Gy -inl-r-d by the
>'ourt. That Thursday, th- !'<th day of
ricpttinb- r, C‘2 - . t th- hour ot ;u o'clock
a in., of said day. that being a day of
On . !ul> 'i'i rtn. 192... of - a Id
- --nr!, be, nri-i the sane c h- reby ap-
pointed 1 r the settlement thereof, at
tin Count) Court loom in the City of
HI It-n--. in said county, wh-n and where
nr pei ai In'-rest, q ,n sai-i estate may
i.i" and file his exception* in writ-
ing to th- ."-count and content the same.
Dated tin- I'-.'fh da-' of Angle t. 1925.
SHAD J A RINKIfART,
t’l-unty Jndgi
(Puhllsh-'d V us e ' " !?, 112 )
(HI Reno af'ily I >- imi( rat i
JRDFR FIXING TIME FOR SETTLE
MENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT:
-• VP i if UKLAHOM \
i '.madiati < 'omit .
IN Tilt; c-il'NTV C'lTT t 'I SAID
CDI'NTY
to Ih- II ..tier of th. ■ lat. -if Willis
v e , i ■ . . | i. . . . ■ < 1, A », ( a I " t 11 e A d
>i'sfr |i.p i i ih* - -' ■* of Willis Nan.a .
....... -d. having on th* 1-th day of
liiiv, ]*.'. rendered f--i .-t|* -lit -md
tiled l: • ■ Court hi final a- "tint and
report of Id- administration ... un it A-l-
idnistrutor and *ald e.stati being now
, . ..lv for distribution.
, |t . it., r.'t'-r- 1-hv old-red h; the
) tha* Frida'- tin 2>'h day "t
Yiigipt i.-2f-. » Hi- li.e;r of "t ii'i.-lnck
. m.. .-■. p, dav. that I -ig a dav of
I... i. alar .Inly T- rm. I ot said
Court. I.- . .old th- -alio i tn-reby up
uni)T, d l--r th- ■ til- i, nt th r- of. at
Hi- County t'oiirt room in tlo- City of
HI ip i.-. In said County, when and
ud'i re i" per-s'.n interi-toil in said
■ tnte ni.. ' X|)p-ar and fil* his • xcep*
lion: In writing t" th- a.....nut and ion-
I. -i the • nil-
Dated this 2'ltli (la'
(SHAI.i J
ol A ugh.-1. 1925.
A IUNKMAUT,
t'ounty Judge
County Judge.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
T \TI. i -F ' iKh.Mli IM A,
. ,*11 .f i ■jumdiuti, ss
IN DISTRICT COURT OF SAID
COUNTY
M •*•,. Moll.', 1 •t-i.mil: vs. Hlsie
F Muff* t. I - f-1idlin'. N- 72-
T], s-'ali of Ill'.lah'" l •" -III delettd-
III. i", I s) i r. Moff* t. - -I will tak-. noth'-
I,a! you h. vi hem mi- d In th- ubnvi
id Court fur on -bsolut divorce,
m! la-ist answer th- petlthn ih-i-in ity*
aid plaintiff on - r In for* th- 20 day "t
s. pt* tnl-r, I9'2.*. or s.ii-l p> tithui will I -
taken ti- iru-. *nd a judgment for sat*
I ■ . # ...1 I. f. .1* o I.U. *1 *■ I . I I I
_........ aid
lid In tion for lliiaolute (II-
render'd a---onllngly.
ti dav of August. I9‘.‘o,
FRANK lAYI.i'K,
Court * 'tel k .
>T v|,i By belli Boyd. Deputy.
- ,\ Dunnlster Attorney for Pltintiff
daintlff li
, * I*-*'* will b
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