The Democrat-American from Sallisaw, Oklahoma • 2

Page Two THE DEMOCRAT AMERICAN SALLISAW OKLAHOMA Thursday December 27 1931 "THE VOICE SEQUOYAH (Thr Bmnrrat Amrriran ESTABLISHED 1907 Published Thursdays at Sallisaw Oklahoma by A GEAN Editor and Lessee and son Amos and wife of Bristow Mr and Mrs Mark Spencer and fam ily of Westville and mother Mrs Nancy Spencer Mr and Mrs Henry Woods Mr and Mrs Ray Pendergrass and son George Barger of Badger Lee Mr and Mrs Jim Pendergrass Bequoyah County Democrat entered at the postoffice at Vian Sequoyahounty Oklahoma under Act of March 2 1879 as second class matter En tared as second class matter August 21 1914 at the postoffice at Sallisaw Oklahoma under Act of March 3 1879 The Sallisaw American entered ataWaaw Oklahoma as second class matter at Sallisaw Oklahoma May 31 1929 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ont Year within Sequoyah County in advance $150 Om Year outside Sequoyah County in advance $260 Tita Democrat American invites communications for publication when sub ject la of general interest and if letter is not abusive or of personal nature Bat kll such communications must carry signature not necessarily Mr publication but as indication of good faith The liability of The Democrat American and of its publi'iers for any ocaor in any advertisement 13 limited to the cost of such adve" iement Tbs Democrat American is a consolidation of The Sequoy County Democrat Sallisaw American Muldrow Sun and Vian Press tools machinery and equipment together with the name of this paper tn owned by the East Oklahoma Publishing Company but A Gean is the Jmmc thereof and the said East Oklahoma Publishing Company is not liable for any debts or obligations incurred by or on behalf of this paper during the tens of said lease nor on account of any damages growing out of any personal Mijuiies sustained in the operation of its plant nor on account of any libel by raaaon of any printed matter printed or published in this paper nor on account of any slanderous words and daughter of Sloan Chapel Mr Maulton and Duckey Steely of Salli saw Mr rank Oliver of Braggs Mr Ernest Kelton of Maple and truck driver of Van Buren Total number was 68 Music was furnished by Woodward and son James Mr Woodward and Pounds A delicious dinner was served at noon It was decided that all would meet with Mr aird Mrs Galla way next Christmas County School News Claims have been received for State Aid for the following districts: Kesterson No 2 $42 Brent No 3 $256 Sadie Copeland No 12 $457 New Hope No 20 $221 Stony Point No 20 $43 Bibb No 59 $338 Lee's Creek No 60 $242 The Democrat American Platform More Paved Streets and Highways Completion of Highway 17 South City Park and Municipal Swimming Pool Active Chamber of Commerce and closer coopera tion of Business Houses for Better Service to the Public ewer Laws Better Laws New Industries Enforcement of Publication Laws relative to Public Expenditures Diversified arming Encouragement of Honesty and Efficiency in the Selection of Public Officials Stop the Buying and Selling of Jobs Public Library Midway No 67 $172 This apportionment is to pay the teachers for five months salary and the remainder (if any) is for main tenance Other districts will receive their State Aid soon REMEMBER Special warrants must be used for State Aid Call at the County office for your State Aid Warrant Book They are in your mall boxes The following teachers have ERA checks here in the office Blanche Shobert Jennings Garrison Roy Bennett Leia Talley Most ERA classes have been dis missed during Christmas week Work will be resumed the following week The ERA canned meat for hot lunches In the schools who applied for them now is Muskogee We hope the meat will be here at the ERA Dr Sorenson PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Day and Night Calh Office Above Post Office Office Phone 220 Res 223 WILLIAMS MEAT MARKET reati and Cared Meato GROCERIES resh ruits Vegetables If Mrs Gene Rhodes of Muldrow wUl present this item at the box of fice of the Star Theater Tuesday Jan 1 she will be admitted free Mr and Mrs Busby Lucas spent the Christmas holidays In Van Buten with relatives a Mrs Otis Romans and children will return to Stillwater Sunday after spending the holidays in Sallisaw Mrs rye will be admittedfree to the Star Theater on January 1 if she will present this item at the Box office Charles Ivey of Texarkana Is spending the week in the home of Ivey Mr and Mrs Gurdle Hurd ate vnovlng today to the Earl Ivey home which has recently been vacated bjGreenwoods Mr and Mrs Ted Moore moved ycs Wednesday to the Charley Barnes home in the Bruton addition Mr and Mrs Moore have purchased this place ARMERS VOTE OR BANKHEAD COTTON LAW Oklahoma Only State Tq Give Plan Less Than Two Thirds Majority By JACK NICHOLS The Cotton farmers of the south voted by a 9 to 1 margin for more control under the Bankhead bill plan according to a compilation by the AAA The total vote for the nation was 1348197 for and 157407 against with approximately 91 per cent of the vote tabulated Oklahoma however voted for con tinuance of the control act by only 45747 to 29939 being the only state to fall under a two thirds margin in its approval Vote of counties in the Second Congressional district was: Adair Yes 36 No 26 Cherokee Yes 213 No 221 Haskell Yes 994 No 481 McIntosh Yes 1260 No 700 Muskogee 1218 No 619 Okmulgee Yes 819 No 384 Sequoyah Yes 630 No 436 Wagoner Yes 636 No 543 Totals Yes 5798 No 3410 and had it redecorated and repaired throughout Lee Garrett returned to Sallisaw! Tuesday after a visit with friends i In Chickasha I Mrs John Pope and Miss Mary Jane Walkings' iek are expected to return to their home in the city riday after visit with Cox and family in Oklahoma City Miss Maxine Hayden was a guest in the John Pope home Tuesday night i 4 If Miss Clara Cummings of Muldrow will present this at the box office of the Star Theater on Monday night Dec 31 she will be admitted free Arch Riggs who has been Spendingthe holidays in the home of ope will return to Norman today It is believed that several important changes will be made in the law be fore it is reenacted for next season The main reason Oklahoma farmers became disgusted with operation of the law was because of the delay in getting their certificates to place up on bales and the uncertainly also as to the amount of acreage they were to be permitted Speeding up of the administrative machinery should cure most of these defects Myers Wins ourth Place In Stale Contest Mr Myers local representative of the A Nash Co makers of men's suits won fourth place in a state contest among the salesmen of this line of clothing The contest was conducted over a period of several weeks and Mr Myers sold more than his quota Miss Elizabeth McCurdy will return Bunday afterspending the holidays with her parents in Hobart Okla William Luton of Tulsa spent Tues day in the city with his mother Mrs Luton AMILY REUNION Mr and Mrs rank Steely en tertained friends and relatives on Christmas day with a large dinner Those present were: Mr and Mrs Pounds and daughters Commissary by Jan 1st so teachers can begin serving hot lunches at that time Each school district will have to send a wagon or truck to get the meat Ask about your meat here at the office soon after Jan 1st Bess Westmoreland 0 LUTON As a riend Knew Him It Is no doubt true of most of us as was said by One of old that we have two doors opening Into our minds and hearts There is a front door that is never locked It opens directly into the main hallway of our natures and everyone is free to enter Here we meet our departed friend Mr Luton as the public knew him The genial yet quiet gentleman the practical business man speaking briefly if at all of current topics and news of the day Prompt attention to business in hand listening patiently and quietly while others talked of their woes end troubles ready to serve and help when needed This is the man everyone knew and re spected But there is another door a side door that opens directly into the very sanctum sanctorum of our natures and into this side door I was in these later years often permitted to enter Here I was permitted to follow him as lie lived over again thr days ot bis youth and early man hood He loved to talk of his life as a boy cn the farm of the little country church at Concord where his Sainted father ministered so many years Here he acquited that firm and abiding faith in God which never wandered through life the toils of years his busy life of his experiences at the SALESMAN WANTED MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route of 800 families Write today Rawleigh Dept OKL 54 SA Memphis Tenn OUND OUND Left in truck package con taining merchandise Owner write describing property Dwight Mission Marble City Misses Josephine Boydston Margie Pounds of Van Buren Mr and Mrs Btewsrt and Amelia Patterson were rank Spencer and family Mr ard Mrt Smith visitors Tuesday Mrs Marvin Spencer and family Mr and Mrs Will Spencer of Smith Dr Cull of Muldrow was a Mr and Mrs Willie Woodward and visitor in the city Tuesday the guest xC Dr Sorenson riends of Miss Ruby Matthews will Be glad to learn that she is able to Be up and about after an attack cf Ajtpendwitis daughter Mr and Mrs Elmer Cori and family Mr and Mrs Harvey Woodward and daughter Mr and Mrs Pet Davis Mr and Mrs John Woodward and sen cf Muldrow Mr and Mrs Galloway and family of Lee's Chapel Mrs 8 Torbett ustu of wiUMts Ml USED TWO I WHUS COLOGNE JWIk 7'r mw fi I 1 IUUBmABJJ I I MINH 2500 OWWlONt AW GOOO RtfLE 1 4 National Normal at Lebanon Ohm and at the Southwestern University of Texas The founders of the school at Leb anon (the Holebrooks) were pioneers in training teachers In the modern methods of teaching and were among ablest In that line in that country Here he imbibed those principles that led him into a successful career as a teacher and to devote so many un selfish years to the Interest of the Sallisaw public schools in his service as member and president of the Board of Education The late Argyle Quesenbury has been called the father of our Salli saw School System and when we think of it in its early formative period this is true but If Mr Ques enbury was the George Washington of our Public Schools system Mr Lu ton was certainly its Thomas Jelfer son and Abraham Lincoln both His wise hand has guided it safely through many perplexing difficulties with a minimum of friction and re taining the highest respect and es teem of the teaching force Looking back now over these past years we can realize more than ever how much Sages of Athens he would visit Pal estir he would sit on the Mount of Olives and look down on the Holy City he would walk beside the Sea of Galilee In the paths made sacred by the footsteps of the Great Master But more often in the later days his mind would coms back to the old home scenes in Tennessee The old farm the little church and hard by it the old cemetery to which he was taken by loving hands and where he rests amid its old familiar scenes of his boyhood that he loved so well NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT SEQUOYAH COUNTY STATE OKLAHOMA No 6724 Civil Virgil Halcomb and Ruby Chuculate minors by Sarah Halcomb their guardian Plaintiffs vs Albert Carlson and the unknown Heirs Executors Administrators Dev isees Trustees and Assigns immed iate and remote Creditors and Claim ants of Mary Halcomb Cherokee No 25512 deceased Defendants THE STATE TO ALBERT CARLSON AND THE TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNS IM MEDIATE AND REMOTE CRED ITORS AND CLAIMANTS MARY HALOOMB CHEROKEE No 25512 DECEASED Take notice that you have been sued In the above named court by the above named plaintiffs alleging that the above named plaintiffs are the sole and only heirs of the above named decedent and that no decree of heirship has been made by any court having Jurisdiction of the settle ment of the estate of said decedent wherein It was Judicially determined who by name are or were all of the particular persons entitled to partici pate in the distribution of the follow ing described lands owned by said Decedent NWK SEP4 SWK of Sec 25 SH SEt NW4 less 216 acres AV RR SE SW'l NW14 of Sec 36 all in Twp 12 22 Sequoyah County State of Okla homa and the SH NE14 SBU of Sec 11 14 24 Adair County State of Okla homa That said plaintiffs claim to be the sole and only heirs of said decedent and seek to have Judicially determined in this action the same quieting the title and portioning the lands in ac cordance with said petition among the said plaintiffs and other heirs if any entitled thereto In said lands as set forth in said petition and you must answer the petition filed herein by said plaintiffs on or before the 1st day of March 1935 or said petition will be taken as true and judgment for said plaintiffs accordingly as prayed will be rendered HORACE MOORE Court Clerk Peter Delchman United States Probate Attorney Muskogee Oklahoma Attorney for Plaintiffs Dr John Morrow DENTIST Sallisaw State Bank Bldg Phones Res 164 Office 165 TODAY AND EVERY DAI Hokum BREADS AND CAUS AltoMi WMi You Will Enjoy Visiting The WACASINO When la ert Smith Chinese and American Dinners 50c This Establishment Caters to AMUSEMENTS Dinners Served Daly from 11 a Dancing Thursday and Satwday night Wreatlng every Tuesday night Boxing every riday night Something doing every night at the WACASINO Phone 1771 211 Tvwma we owe to his wise administrations Like most of us Mr Luton had his ambitions his visions and dreams Some day when he would havemorc time to think and read he would write the great thoughts that had come to him along life's pathway but each day brought less and less of leisure Instead of more Again he would' dream of travel of trip around tn I world he would see tire great histor ical places the cld battle fields and the great cathedrals he would stand on Mars Hill vhere the great apostle made his matchless address to the: UNKNOWN HEIRS EXECUTORS ADMINISTRATORS I SE Do Scratch It is useless and may lead to ser ious infection If your skin Itches get a bottle of LOTION from your druggist today and get sure relief for ITCH ATHLETES OOT TETTER ECZEMA RING IMPETIGO BARBER'S ITCH and other itching skin irta tions irst bottle of BROWN'S LO TION is sold with MONEY BACK GUARANTEE by Drug Store I Hill I I MT No Spodal Offon But Bargain Every Day of tho Yoar ma THE TULSA TRIBUNE Th Quality Nnospaptr of the West Job th Who Read Tho Tribune Daily $5 $4 ULL yiar DAILY AND SUNDAY DAILY only BY MAIL ONLY by MAIL ONLY Sr" mbrnripth st Ma Tim Gt ottn 1 1 Yw BMU a IMl 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