The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 246, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 3, 1922 Page: 3 of 4
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Classified
WANTED
WANTED—Women desiring posi-
tions doing fancy work home, during
spare hours, to write Immediately to
Vnderwood Art Goods Company,
"Portsmouth, Ohio 27p
WTF/I>< Waitress at Greer Rat-
ing House. 6c
WANTED—Work by married man
w h mechanical nhility Address
E B. A. Box 270. 8p
FOR KE*CT
FOR KFNT- Two furnished roirn?
f, ,r light housekeeping, clcitte t(v mills
:>r freight d<iI>ot.. Phu e SIMR XI
Pi>R RENT—Adults only, nicely fur
rished south apartment 405 South
Choctaw. ip
K"OR REVT- -Nicely furnished ltgh;
Vm.MRkorptnf apartment 521 North
Choctaw Phone 1377-J
A PERMANENT connection, ambl
tions men in any walk 0t life can
build permanent business of their1
own paying $50 to $100 weekly, one
of the world's largest wholesale gro-1
eery houses (establlsTietf 1R83, cap'
tal over one million dollars') has op
enings with protected territory;
goods nationally known; experience
not required, men with proper quali-
fications will receive full coopera-
tion Liberal money advanced on
goods sold, state age. John Sexton
and Co., Chicago, 111. Sp
SECOND
By MILDRED WHITE
COMING SOON
PERRY THF.ATRF
BUSINESS CHANCES
RAISE capital for any legitimate en
terprise quickly, and at least cos:
Sales Service Corporation. 1202 i-Z
Main street. Port Worth, Te*as Sp
M^^.LLANEOUS
TO TRADE—5 paa. Dodge, 1 Nash
sedan, 1 Nash truck, 1 7-pas Buick to
trade for Investers R & t>. stock
Geo. L. Beckton 410 S. R. I. 81-tfc
COST
STRAYED—Dark brown mule. Tele
phone 109-J. fip
FOR RENT—-fi room modern house
furnished, two bed rooms reserved
"Phone 1191-J after fi p m. 8p
LOST Small black dog. answers to
name of Jerry; reward, return to
509 N. Evans. 3p
FOR RENFT—7 room modem house
400 West Wade, $40 per month Geo
Pearl. Phone 1111-R. 3tfc
PERSONAL
WOULD yon write a wealthy, preitty
girl? Sttumped envelope plea.se. Lil-
lian Sproul, Station H., Cleveland,
Ohio. thoctB
FOR RENT—4! room house 218 N.
Macomb. Phone 1167. Stfc
TOR RENT—Furnished or unfurn-
'.hed upper south apartment at Gil-
more Flats. Phone 711. Stc
You t.
when it m°'
boy and b
cheeks Yon
TOR SALE—Five room modern bun
<rnlow, will sacrifice for quick sale.
1110 West Woodson. Phono 1107 K
•P
FOR SALE
Strengthening, Invigorating Effect ot
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHTLL
TONIC. 60c.
FOR SALE Home library. soi!ional
bookcase, player piano, office furni-
ture and small safe, all half price
Mrs R. B. Forrest, 107 1-2 East
Woodson. Wp
FOR SALE—New f room strictly
modern bungalow, close in, on pave-
ment; good terms Phone 1121 Sp
FOR SALE -4 show rase", cold drink
siCT and fountain fixtures. 400 S
Riokford. 15tfc
FOR SALE -6 room modem house
with basement, cistern and garage
507 South Hoff Phone 1287-J after
5 p. m. Jlp
RADIO FANS Complete Crystal
Dector set. leather rarrving case;
phones, aerial and ground wire, in
sulators and lightning an ester.-
$27.50; single vacuum tub< sot, com
plete as above. $S7.00; these high
grade sets are not hare and are fuitv
wired Yon wont havo to spend $.10
to $fii* extra; Clflttl range. 25 nil
vacuum tube, 150 miles; lattice vario
meter or varioconpler, $.">. phones $7
variable condenser $4, tuning coil $5
jacks $1. plugs $1 Send stamp iOr
price list of'radio supplies or s
cash with oriier for any standard
goods. Uncle Sam protects von
Complete Radio Service lfirt North
WTells St.. Chicago. 111. 3p
5ALEMEN
AMBITIOUS salesman travel
range advertising contracts with
general trade; no competition,
perienee unnecessary: earnings Of
teen to fifty dollars dally Seen
tarv, 538 North 52nd, Philadelphia
3r
CAR owner representative. $125.00
weekly, demonstrating guaranteed
air filled puncture sealing inner tubes
inexpensive, enormous profits; free
sample. Wenstone Co.. 3025 Indiana
Ave.. Chicago. 27p
SALESMEN V'.WTKH Previous
perienee unnecessary; \ve give com
plete instruction and liberal con
tracts; operating in 111. Ind , Mich
Mo , Okla , Kan.. Neb.. Colo.. Wvo
and Iowa; can use n few good men
in Oklahoma. Address Agency Dept
Standard Life Insurance Co., Box
1380, St. Louis, Mo, eod
A tonic I* Gome
•v eat like a hungry
„«ck the color to your
can soon feel the
Gf?EEN'S TRUCK LINE
Daily between El Reno and
Oklahoma City. Delivered
anywhere. Satisfaction
Guaranteed We have Care-
ful Drivers
I. GREEN, Propriety
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Democratic Primary Aug. 1
Congress—
ELMER THOMAS
f r Sheriff—
PAT H STEVENS
T 0. SHACKLETT
A. T. ANDERSON.
3. C DAGGS.
For County Clerk—
C. E RROSS.
County Assessor—
WM (MdLT) MORRISON
For Court Clerk—
PRANK TAYLOR.
County Treasurer—
CLYDE MATTHEWS
County Commissioner—
District No. 1
CARL MEUVKLDT.
G M KENNEDY
.1 IT TllOMASON
District No 2
,T IV l>F!\RDORFF
C A SNIDER.
District No. 3
H IV McCANN.
W H LILLY
>T.
SALESMAN with Ford car, to piar
my sales board with country mercli
rnts; you carry the hoards with you
in the car and deliver them wh
yon take the order; you collect <
ery 30 days and I give \Otl one third
of all you conwt; yon can make at
least $200 per wee*, t guarantee
yon to make flOtl with drawing •. j rsn films
count of $:ir> For further informs j how does s Hawaii*® hlneh?
tlon address 11 H Sandcv Box ISO.
Nashville, Tenn -3-r
t'o^yrluhi. li aa, Wantern N>w pap r Union
Professor Vuuglin walked on, ab-
sorbed in his coming lecture. The
last had occasioned such widespread
und favorable comment, that he was
determined It should have a worthy
successor. So, when a voice called
to hliu from a stationary automobile
In the road, lie turned with a start.
A young girl sat in the ear, helping
herself with enjoyment from a box
of chocolates.
'Mr Vaughn," she said, "will you
kindly come here a moment?"
Hat In hand, the professor came.
"I do not recall—" he was smiling
ly beginning.
"You couffl not," the grlrl inter-
rupted, "for you have never met me.
Every one, however knows Professor
VjfUghn "
She leaned toward him and smiled.
"I," she informed him, "am Ste-
phana Sterling."
'Not," said the professor—he Stared
unbelievingly, "the daughter of—"
Again the girl Impatiently Inter-
rupted.
'Yes," she replied, "a daughter of
Great Guns Sterling.' And I appeal
to yon In distress. I started out alone
this morning to keep a very Important
engagement, and Just as 1 approach
Dead Man's curve, my nerve fails me.
simply will not drive over that
place alone. I don't know," she re-
marked meditatively, "when I have
ever been afraid before, but I am
now. Will you step In the car and run
tne over 7"
Philip Yanghn considered an In
Stant; Dead Man's curve, on the only-
direct road leading out of town, was
so named because of many automo
bile tragedies which occurred contln
nally st the dangerous crossing. When
he had taken his place at her side,
Miss Sterling thanked Mm graciously.
"You see.' she explained, "1 am on
my way to take part in s wedding,
and if I am not there In half an hour
the bride will be on the verge of hys
terla, and the groom tearing his hair "
You must," said the professor
"then be on time,"
"You might leave me at the church
In the valley," she said.
A watchful motor policeman sainted
as the professor bowed in his direr
tlon. The professor was as Miss
Sterling said, well and worthily
known. From the portico of the
church in the valley a white-clad
tnald and an eager bridegroom wel-
comed the two "We were so worried
for fear you would not get here." the
white-clad maiden said.
Stephana turned to the professor.
"You are going back to town?" she
questioned.
Philip Vaughn nodded He did not
know Just how he was going to make
those two dusty miles to the station,
which did not, It appeared, concern
his charge.
Ii" you do.' she requested, i wish
you'd step at • ir house and tell Aur
Steve that 1 got here in time for the
wedding bells to ring She Is prob-
ihly anxious. I." the girl cast a glance j
l ack over her shoulder, "am 'Steve ij
ihe Second.'" *
When Ihe professor reached (he |
home of the financier he was mopping
his brow, and V.'.s shoes were ' ,
with dust He had barely time to I
Ftate his errand to a maid when the |
Anxious face of the girl's aunt grec ed j
lilm from behind the maid's shoulder
rte was cvrtaln In the first men <■ :
lhat this sweet, eager face was the
face of "Aunt Steve." The resem-
Mance to the wayward niece was mi
inlstakable But when In the stately
drawing room he gave that niece's
message. ar.\ :j Instead of re '
was ev idenced
••(ti wh:. murmured the ,• -
Iressed little lady, "shall I do? My
hroth< r w ill he s troubled and s ,•
phana is In my care. Of course by
this time she Is married, and not yet
Pf age."
'Married echoed the perplexed
professor, "I understood that the
foung ladv was on her way to the
h eddlng of a friend."
"She allowed you to think thai
! iunt Steve s tone was regretful "She
j knew- that she would he free fr.
pursuit if seen in your company. Ste
phana's father has openly disap-
proved of her engagement to .Tack
: Brown
| The gusrdtan aunt of-the runaway
' imlled a wistful sutlle. "I am net
j ture," she thoughtfully replied, "per
iiape little Steve has a right to hor
A bellboy whe has bought h farm 'applness. She t« a g. -'d child
with the tips he received explains "1 The door opened suddenly to ad,.11
saved mv mono* But "what If Ihe the smiling object of converse:!.' .1
tippers had sated theirs? ker radiant husband at her side .1. >
'pilslv she kissed her aunt, ther, tun • I
For a good specimen of much In ,'lr professor
Utile, luive vou noticed the ordinary "Well, It took von as long to get
telephone cable that carries 2.400 tierc as 1 hoped It would," she said
separaleh Insulated 1res? "We Just cut along and fh. 1
i '.hlnjrfi up with ilurt Hp has siill
Haw aiian hula hula dancers blushed t - > • h Mre, ' and f,, s
when they -aw some Imported Amerl «"eh on oo, fonabl. over the far:
mlnlstrator of the estate of John $18 75 costs, and the scorning
at Last!
^ouC^nSeclt,
Lgrl Lacmmle
* ;h!v?-nsjlSur
i Jfcv'eA Production!
Foolish
IT COST
$1,104,000
Oorew, deceased, is plaintiff, and
you. Ihe persons above named, are
defendants, and you are further
notified that you have been sued
and must answer the petition filed
by "the plaintiff, on or before the
27th day of .Tune. 1022. or said pet!
tlon wiT be taken as true and it
will be adjudged and decreed thai
tinder and by "irt.ue of a pa'ent Is
sued to the heirs of Frederick
Shults, granting Ihe Northeast of
Section 86. Township 13 North
Range 10 W I M . in Ctnadlan
County. Oklahoma to said patentees
that Emma Sanders Oh r ■>< Shu t'
Llr.zle ShuMi Skinner and Minnie
Shulti were the persons who took
and were entitled to take, wild rea'
"'•ate under sawl patent. c:>eh tnk
and bong ent' iod to lake an tin
"divided one-fourth Interest therein
and it will be further adjudged by
he court that Minnie ShnllJ! died
intestate the owner of an Undivided
one-fourth Interest In and to said
real estate, and that the persons who
rook, and wore entitled to take hor
a d undivided ore.fourth Interest
therein undo Ihe law of smvesslon,
were and arc Emma Sanders. Char
ley S>iu't7 and UNli Shut? Skinner
e h of «■ t named persons tak
r. - at d onc4h1rd Interest in
portion tnd part of sail
' s In ai d to said land
Dated May IS. 1""2.
FRANK TAYIiOR,
Cou'-t Clerk.
BENNETT,
vs for Flaln'liff
upon this order of sale; and also to
saitlsfv the Judgment rnnflnred in
said court and action against the
said defendants ann In favor of the
cross-petitioner Frank Rother in the
sum of $1,309.17 debt and attorneys
fees, with interest thereon at the
rate of S percent from April 29th,
1022
Nq« therefore, obedient to the
command of said order of sale, I wl.1
on the 12th day of June, 1922, at the
hour of 10 o'clock e m at the front
door of the County Court House In
the City of El Reno, Oklahoma, offer
for sale, and sell the rea property
above descrihed to the highest annd
host bidder for cash to satisfy the
said Judgments. Interest attorneys*
foes and 'costs Sa'd lands h ve been
apnrnised at $4.!i00 and must brtng
at least Iwo-thirds of Ihe appraise-
ment..
Witness my hand this the 11th day
of May, 1922.
.TACK SMITH,
Sheriff of Canadian County, Okla.
30 days.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
CAN \DI AN COUNTY. STATE
OF OKLAHOM A:
Roy Waloott. as Bank Commissioner
of Ihe Slate of Oklahoma.
Plaintiff.
:"'00<'
Mtomey
(SEAL)
NOT CE
Wi!c 71!x
and Featuring
Von SUoheim
"K Man You Will Love To Hate.* j
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA T
THE "HE1HS, EXECUTORS. A
M1NISTRATORS, DEVISEE
TRVSTEES AND ASSIONS, 1M
MED1VTE AND REMOTE. OF
FREDERICK SHVLTZ. DBCEAS
ED THE HEIRS. EXECUTORS.
ADM1N1STR ATlTRS. DEVISEE.'
TR1 STEES AND VSSIGNS. 1M
MEDIATE \ND REMOTE, OF
MINNIE Sili'LTZ. DECEASED
You, and each ot you, are hereby
notified 1hat a petition is filed in the
district court of Canadian County
Oklahoma, w herien Ed M. Evov, Ad
- SHERIFF'S SALT
OF I AND
Not - 'o is hereby given that on the
'i day of May, 1922, an order of
■ le ■ ,s duly issued out of thV> Dls-
■ t n til for (he County
n , I TI and State of Oklahoma.
, i menl therein rendered on
i iv of April. 1922, tn a cer-
i there'n pending wherein
■i Mir R own was plaintiff, xno
II ::e\ ®Lina Din gel. Henry
i r/.i-r. Iconise Schweil7.er and
we e defendants, foreclosing
ITi rl age on Ihe North
e CuartiT of Section 25. in To vr
l Nor:' R W. T. M . co n
m d •: me t advertise au.l 11 the
Sf, id- :' • manner pr. ' ided
witl -ippraisement, to •■iilsfv
pi ffs jinl icnt against the said
dc - Ian'1- Her, * Schweitzer ami
L< ■ -e Schweioer, in the sum of
« «n ("111 de' i ind nltoruey's fee
i 1n crest f om May 1. 1922. a
rate of 10 percent. to' . ther v I
C M .Tackmnn. et al.
Defendants.
PUBLICATION NOTICE
e State of Oklahoma to the De-
fendant C. M .Tackman.
Creeting:
j v. u are hereby notified that you
'. vp been sued in the District Court
within and fo" Canadian I ounty.
State of Oklahoma, and must answer
he petition there'n filed hv Roy Wal
cott. as Bank Compiissloner of the
State of Oklahoma, against you as
defendant on or before the 12th day
of .Tub 1P2J or " i'1 Pp,",o0 w,n
taken as true and Judgment adjudg-
nP v, i t, hlo.l to the plain-
f ti4 S00 00 as pray-
ed for in '■aid petition, and sustaining
Ihe attachment heretofo e levied on
seven!v-two md one-half shares of
Ihe capital slock of the Leger Mill
Com pa i y and decveeing the sale
: r for the purpose of paying the
:i ,l indebtedness, will be rendered
■m ci rdingly
BABCOCK * TREYATHAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Att< st;
FRANK TAYIiOR,
Court Clerk.
(SEA LI
(Eirst Pub .Tune 1. S. IS A
Repub can Primary, Aug.
For Sheriff—
.1 L. LIVELY.
,lt>llN STANLEY
For Treasurei—
JULIUS WEBER
County Assessor—
CLIFF C THOMPSON
\n Acknowledgment
With almost unprecedented fury, last weeV- ^torm lashed vicioush a
number of cities and*towns in which we serve the public with electricity.
Proper 1> was left'in waste and toll of human l.fe was even exacted.
1' di ie service was inpaired, lines and pol< ? Wd low, transformers
burned out and costlr ins1all tions dllhtd to the gl^id and covered by
torrent s of mud-laden water.
Before darkness closed in over the first •torm dntnapro every OJWftt-
paitment, to a m*n. was 'hard at the job' of restoring and maintain-
^ei\ ce that the people who depend upi us might suffer a minimum
inp
in>r
County Commiss oner- —
District No 1
(DOC) W .1 KF.HRER
District No 2
A. T LITTLE
Don't blame them—but lf >'
Darls hs« arranged lnmrtons public M'- ' '
anines A special dog
And -tr. c-
Tackle Brown
►tie day n ti
drive >eu
lover Dead Man's curve to yotir own
(veddlng fhe mischievously told the
HI be glad to rectfto
hatha for pet
ta\ might assist som* In meeting ns
tionnl pecuniary obligations.
■ACrKNTS and ;alesinen ■ i ni>'n .ind
women convasoet who hav' tut
ed with us selling our pie>-. htuidls"
men's, ladles' nud chlldv-ns I1, ■
e'y, are tuaklue b-ir moin ■ groat i,'■
iittind Can earn 1 nu to H "
extra In addition to regular work
more if entire lime is devoted to the ^ currency expert Is needed who
work W ile for particulars, H. 'nd will devise a five-cent piece sufficiently
H Hosiery Mills, Reading. Pa., the valuable to serve a« .car fare without
Knitting Center of X) S. A 3?* being supplemented by coppers.
IS 11
\ wm, Mrs.
iia?ton, w fllki a
sMe, n
llie men who «ny ft flapper run dress Pnir ,r t'M ' 1 ,u,',
on 1^87.^ a year m\i#t have a hjnnch "We ' the pr©ie««. i
that the fashions will m«ke th« fem- parked calmly, "ti t «.'d make It
inlne costume next to nothing. |tilet wedding down at the clmr<l
In
ihe valley."1
"Good," ' exclaimed Steve the Sec
nd, "let«fme drive yon and sunt
>ver."
And slie did.
of hardship or inconvenience. Without sleep, frith but hurried *natehe«
of food, these operating men of-all ftra.b - kept e\erlastinpl\ a' their
jr' llinp i"i<l ofttimes dangerous work, through S. ■ i< 1 ay n'pht. throuph Mon
day and M >nday night and Tuesday, till the first streaks of Wednesday«
dawn four 1 them staggering out of their oilskir.s and climbing hook ■
but w ith Ser\ ^e almost normal.
Pexet on 1o duty such as this cannot be fully compensated in terms < '
wages or pay. We belives that it is an obligation we l>ear to employee
and customer, to lake eonizance'of the almost -nper-human accomplishmt i
of these fa thful and loyal workers and ackiv « ■ > a deep and sinc< re ap
preeiation .)f their steadfastness.
And t 11 ■ public we are pi \ iliged to «< n e * pi ' r «■'• 4 < '
displayed a broad and intelligent understand ng of conditions and Ir^man
limitations and registered an unmistakeaHy friendly tolerance and co-op-
eration .we are anxious to extend the "h.^Jt1 hearted thanks of every in-
dividual n our entire organization.
With literally hundreds of telephone calls coming incessantly to operators
over a period of forty-eight hours, all informing us of service trouble#
barely a single one of those who called, out of that great number, was in
tolerant or critical in his attitude. To thank our customers for such
did n t and co-operation in 1 m. of n« e.'. « a dulx a 1 nc ess -
picas nr. Our desire- to serve such a put' c efficients. econtMii.cs * ' '
fullv and courteously is but the natural human recreatioi
OKLAHOMA CiS AND ELECTRIC CO. 1
N. 1 Ci \RRlSON. Manager ffi
1:1 Reno Di\ ision }p
PERSONAL ATrENTlON GIVEN TO EVERY CUSTOM! R ®
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