The Wagoner Tribune from Wagoner, Oklahoma • 3

TUESDAY APRIL 15 1941 WAGONER WAGONER COUNTY OKLAHOMA TRIBUNE PAGE THREE ashion HjOUI By NEWMAN CAMPBELL PHIL HARRIS Editor issoan Becoming jacket with long lines Wife Preserver? (Seal) Wife Preservers aa priests captains 3 look to his belt Stillwater take the Citizens Trust Bldg irst Door East American Express 4 (Seal) (Seal) TT UR HOME who watches the clock too apt to remain one of the but speak the have seen and is now known as The Citizenship As sociation of the Indian In of 4 If non washable window shades are soiled lay them on a flat surface brush well with a soft cloth and rub lightly with wallpaper cleaner Be sure to clean both sides of the shades Brush again with the soft cloth Overheard: Too bad his champagne wife has to live on a coke budget Mangum Star The big boys who have been thumbing their noses at Hitler now act like afraid the ocean will dry Maysville News Some heads are like fountain pens when nearly empty they spill what little they have in stock Sayre Headlight Journal Add a little baking powder to the flour in which you roll oysters for frying It makes them puff up and taste delicious Those who bum the candle at lxth ends usually wind up in the Henryetta ree Lance SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In Ok lahoma $1 a year outside Okla homa $150 a year About the worst catastrophe that can happen to a young lady is to have her father sop his gravy when she has the boy friend to dinner Nash News Adding Machine 10c a roll Wagoner Publishlnjg Co ADVERTISING RATES: Display 30c per inch Reading Notices 10c per line each insertion Want Ads 1c a word To keep brown sugar from harden ing keep it in a glass jar with an air tight lid It may also be stored in the bread box or the refrigerator with good results it be nice if private indi viduals could make an appropriation when they wanted to buy something? Maysville News The Wagoner Tribune and THE PORTER NEWS Only a part of the editorial page could be read the remainder of the paper being so covered with grime and weather worn as to be indiscern ible Lindsey was listed a0 er of the newspaper' Household Hints you an egg separator in Household Hints If you are on a reducing diet lemon juice with salt makes a nice dressing for sliced tomatoes cucum bers and other vegetables and com binations In announcing the formation of the new association Watts as presi dent set out that of claimants (to citizenship in the Cherokee Nation) have been rejected (by the Dawes Commission) without examination or investigation of a single Household Hints To remove adhesive tape marks from fabrics apply kerosene or car bon tetrachloride to the stain then wash in warm water Pfccnet A man much is hands Sayre Headlight Journal Nothing signifies spring like tousled kid with a new mitt fastened Press BLAKE the jeweler Expert Watch Repairing infection was proved to exist in ground squirrels in nine California counties extending 400 miles from San rnacisco records show Up to January 1 1940 the infection had been found in wild rodents or their parasites in states as far North as Washington and Montana and as far east and south as New Mexico The public health service workers want to find if the infection has spread into Oklahoma They will make detailed field studies particu larly in the western part of the state he explained The eight men well armed with scientific equipment and their hunt ing permits are: John Adams Al mond Davison rank Goulder man Llewellen Hughes Price A Burris Reino Raikko William Lew ellen and Theandoe Hendricks All are from San rancisco plague is unknown in Oklahoma but infected rodents can carry the disease any'where and it is sound public health to find if the danger exists so as to be better pre pared to meet Doctor Mathews said Household Hints When buying new towels carefully over the hems Well wear ing towels should have hems that are turned back neatly stitched firmly with fine stitches The comers of the hems should be backstitched Usually when men hunt it is with the fond hope oi finding game but eight men of the United States Pub lic Health Service are in Oklahoma for what they hope will be an unsuc cessful hunting expedition They are looking for rodents such as grourtd squirrels rats gophers and similar animals which may be carry ing the organism causing bubonic plague only eight cases of human plague reported in the United States from 1930 to 1939 the disease in hu man beings in this country may be thought to have become merely a matter of academic interest but when the situation is viewed in the light of the expanding areas in which plague infected wild rodents and in sect parasites have been found in re cent years the disease assumes sig nificant public health importance and become a problem fraught with jpo tental Dr Mathews commissioner of the Oklahoma State Health Department which is cooper ating in' the project explained i Within 10 years after the plague first appeared in San rancisco the Household Hints If you make your own curtains hem both selvages edges not just the one that will hang down the cen ter of the window You will find it easier to iron the curtains so that they hang straight if you take this tip This is particularly true if you do not have curtain stretchers To ested erine You are hereby notified that Conley as the administrator of the estate of Marinda Catherine Conley deceased has filed in the County Court of Wagoner County Oklahoma his final report arid petition for the determination uf heirship distribu tion of the estate and discharge of administrator and that the same will be heard in the office of the County Judge in the City of Wagoner Okla homa May 10 1941 at 10:00 A at which time and place you may appear and show cause if any there be why said report should not be approved arid the estate distributed and the administrator discharged and also show what if any interest you claim in said estate by inherit ance or otherwise IN WITNESS WHEREO I here unto set my hand and seal of office this 7th day of April 1941 3 JOE ORD County Judge this week that if the county com missioners ever saw the floodlighted courthouse at ort Smith Ark there would be no need to talk about it further it would be floodlighted 4 4 Ben Cobb in tearing down an old house recently found within the walls a fragment of a copy of the Wag oner Sayings published in November 1896 4 or only in the constant reminder of these freedoms are we taught to fully appreciate them and be resolved to defend them at all cost in order that they may be preserved and en joyed by ourselves our children and our children 4 4 or it is more than a flag it is the symbol of a nation built upon the rock of justice and human liberties a nation which must endure if men are to live both free and equal 4 41 4 Risking the accusation of on a subject but while thinking about the courthouse and the pro posed flag for it we still insist that the building should be floodlighted at night Mrs Grimes remarked (Published in The Wagoner Tri bune April 8 15 1941) IN If your kitchen use a small funnel to separate the eggs of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy and your young men shall see visions and your old men shall dream He told them that Jesus of Nazar eth who was approved of God and who worked miracles among them had been slain by them but that He had risen again which he Peter and his friends had personally witnessed let all the house of Israel know assuredly that God hath made that same Jesus whom ye have 1 crucified both Lord and i sermon converted many 1 who were baptized and "continued 1 steadfastly in the doctrine and Peter and John went to the temple one day to pray Now a certain' man who had been lame since his birth was daily laid at the gate called Beautiful of the temple' to ask for charity He accosted the apostles and Peter looked at him then said ver and gold have I none but such as I have give I thee: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and Peter took hold of the hand lifted him up and the man walked his feet and ankle bones receiving strength He leapt up walked enter ed into the temple praising God And all the people who saw hiin also praised God Peter Again Preaches Peter took this occasion to preach to the people but when the priests captains of the temple and Sadduccees heard about this matter they arrested Peter and John and as it was evening put them in prison for the night In the morning they heard what they had to say You remember how timid Peter had been heretofore and fearful of being arrested Thrice had he denied his Master But now know ing that his Lord had risen and filled with the Holy Ghost he bravely defied these leaders He told them that it was through the Lord Jesus whom they had crucified that he was able to perform this miracle The leaders were puzzled as to what to do with these men The miracle was indisputable and the people were filled with wonder and praise and they hardly dared punish the men They sent Peter and John outside while they conferred and then called them back and told them they could go uuu uiey were nov preacn me gospel of Jesus any more Peter and John answered and said unto them it be right in the sight of God to hearken unto you more than unto God judge ye we cannot things which we Nevertheless the and Sadduccees again warned them and let them go and they went to their own company and reported all that had happened to them And the whole company rejoiced and praised God and prayed when they had prayed the place was shaken where they were assembled together and they were all filled with the Holy Ghost and they spake the word of God with when the day of Pentecost was fully come they (the apostles) were all with one accord in one place The day of Pentecost cameras far as we can judge on Sunday May 28 A 30 It was the feast of the harvest it was celebrated by the Jews in commemoration of their possession of the land of promise The apostles were gathered togeth er in their house in Jerusalem prob ably in that upper room there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind and it fill ed all the house where they were sit ting there appeared unto them cloven tongues like as of fire and it sat upon each of They were all filled with the Holy Ghost and strange to say they be gan to speak in other languages The city was filled with Jews from differ ent parts of 'Palestine there to cele brate the Pentecost and to their amazement these men from Galilee ignorant men most of them spoke to these strangers in their own tongues are not all these which speak asked some Others scornfully replied These men are full of new Peter Explains Seeing the general amazement Peter the spokesman stood up in their midst and explained that they were not drunk as it was only the third hour of the day around 9 Quoting the prophet Joel he quot ed it shall come to pass in the last days saith God I will pour out Spread across the bottom of the editorial page under a four column headline "Address to Rejected Claim was an announcement by Watts of Wagoner that "our asso ciation now embraces the ive Civi lized Nations and the and (Published in The Wagoner Tri bune April 1 8 15 22 29 1941) NOTICE SALE UNDER EXECUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance of a writ of execution issued out of the office of the court clerk in and for Wagoner County Oklahoma on the 24th day of March 1941 in an action wherein The Aetna Building Loan Association was plaintiff and A Thomas and Eliza beth Thomas his wife were de fendants commanding him to levy upon the property belonging to said defendants sufficient to satisfy a judgment rendered in said action to gether with attorney fee interest and costs in favor of plaintiff and against said defendants with inter est accrued and accruing I have lev ied upon said land and tenements be longing to said defendants to wit: Lots 4 5 and 6 Block 119 to gether with 1 three room frame dwelling house situated thereon in the City of Wagoner Wag oner County Oklahoma and have duly caused said land to be appraised according to law NOW THEREORE notice is hereby given in pursuance of the commands of said writ I will offer for sale and sell for cash to the high est bidder said lands and tenements or so much thereof as will satisfy said judgment attorney fees and costs on the 5th day of May 1941 at 10:00 A of said day at the front door of the County Court house in the City of Wagoner in said County and State said land and tenements having been appraised at $10000 must bring at least two thirds of such value Witness my hand this the 29th day of March 1941 CHESTER A HALL Sheriff By NOSS Under Sheriff THE COUNTY COURT IN AND OR WAGONER COUNTY OKLAHOMA the Matter of the Estate Ross Roberts Deceased No 2G29 NOTICE HEARING PETITION TO PROBATE WILL To the heirs and all persons interest ed in the estate of Ross Roberts de ceased You and each of you are hereby notified that Mrs Ross Roberts has filed in the County Court of Wagoner County Oklahoma her petition seeking to have admitted to probate an instrument in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Ross Roberts deceased and in which petition she is asking that she be appointed as executrix of the estate of said decedent You are further notified that said petition will be heard at the office of the County Judge in the City of Wagoner Wagoner County Okla homa on the 19th day of April 1941 at 10:00 A and at which time and you may appear and show cause if any there be why said in strument should not be admitted to probate as and for the last will and testament of Ross Roberts deceased and Mrs Roberts appointed as exe cutrix of the estate of said deced ent IN WITNESS WHEREO I here unto set my hand and seal of office this 3rd day of April 1941 JOE ORD County Judge Household Hint To remove rust from steel one half ounce of emery powder mixed with one ounce of soap and rub well Household Hint A few minutes a day spent in wash ing window sills window frames baseboards and other dust catching wooden surfaces with soap and water are worth hours of work crowded into a single day Keeping things clean rather than making them clean is one of the secrets of an orderly well run home The new association it was set out a strong organization and may prove irresistable We now have our attorney Col Watts paid by the association who will fight your case through every court in the Ter ritory and through the court of last resort Besides we have Gen Gar land at Washington whose legal mind is an acknowledged power at the 41 Each case sustained by good proof was to be appealed it was announced inch by inch for what we deem just and legal and we believe the day is not far distant when every claimant who has a just claim will be by the proper authorities restor ed to all the rights privileges and immunities of citizenship of the In dian The statement and address of President Watts was attested by Cody as secretary 4 4 4 Another side of the controversy appeared in an adjoining column of the newspaper in a letter to the edi tor headlined Watts The name of the writer and most of the article is lost the paper being badly torn at this place 4 4 41 rom what can be read however it can be seen that not everyone in the Territory agreed with the con tention for citizenship in the Cher okee Nation by members of the Citi zenship Association of the Indian Territory If you think this country is nearing war check back and see how long been since DR intoned "I HATE Shawnee News Star If a vocal cords were as sen sitive as his nose he be blowing all the Richer Tri State Tribune Upper Cylinder Lubricant Gasoline and 760 Motor Oil the best combination for service for your car Also Power Gasoline and aultless Oil Another Good Product Your Dealer Harry Snyder Service Station Judge Chas Watts when told of the finding of the old newspaper by Cobb reported that he has a scrap book containing much of the history of this lost fight for citizen ship a record which should prove of great worth to some Indian Ter ritory historian Jr On the theory that a riian biting a dog is news the best news source in Wagoner these days is reported to be at the Wagoner Round Up Club grounds where the bull is having unusual success in throwing the cow boy Squibs Some women have a good reason for not smiling It might crack the veneer on their faces Soper Demo crat America has won her independence from England but England has not won her independence from America Lawton News Review SfffbTH nEnlahn (Published in The Wagoner Tri bune April 8 15 22 1941) IN THE DISTRICT COURT WAGONER COUNTY OKLAHOMA Wolcott Plaintiff vs Mrs anny Opry et al Defendants No 10033 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OKLAHOMA TO: The defendants Mrs anny Opry Mrs A Mason nee Opry and the heirs executors administrators de visees trustees and assigns immed iate and remote both known and un known of Luther Opry deceased You and each of you are hereby notified that Wolcott has filed in the District Court of Wagoner County Oklahoma his petition wherein it is alleged that he is the owner of and in the quiet and peace able possession of the following de scribed real estate to wit: Lot 21 in Block 43 in the Town of New Coweta Wagoner County Oklahoma And in which petition he is seeking to have the Court judicially de termine the names and individual identity of the sole surviving heirs at law of Luther Opry deceased and judgment rendered forever settling and quieting the title to said property in the plaintiff Wolcott and thereafter forever enjoining and de barring each of you from setting up or claiming any right title interest or estate in the above described property You are further notified that you must answer said petiton on or be fore the 20th day of May 1941 or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered forever set tling and quieting title to the property above described de termining the names and identity of the surviving heirs at law of Luther Opry deceased and thereafter en joining and debarring each of you from setting up or claiming any right title interest of estate In said property You will govern yourselvesaccordingly IN WITNESS WHEREO I here unto set my hand and seal of office this 4th day of April 1941 PAT WILLIAMS Court Clerk The International Uniform Les son on the 'above topic for April 20 is Acts 2:1 4:31 the Golden Text being Acts 4:31 were all filled with the' Holy Spirit and they spake the word 'of God with Published every Tuesday by the WAGONER PUBLISHING CO and entered in the postoffice at Wagoner Okla as second class mail matter By VERA WINSTON Mustard one of the favorite spring colors goes well with both blue and black Mustard yellow pepper and salt tweed is used for this good look ing jacket made on long lines The pockets are outlined with stitching Slot seaming in sections from should er to pockets to' waist and from there to the hipline It is worn here with a dress of navy serge with impressed pleats and low placed hipline PLUNKETT Phylcian Lower loor Hospital Phones Office 446 Residence 254 PRohssioiiAi ''DIRECTORY? 1 Using Witnessing Power i HIGHLIGHTS THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON The lead editorial for that week reported purchase of The ra ternal Record made the official or gan of the IOO for the Indian Territory at the last session of the Grand Lodge by Hatfield of Wagoner from rank Ross of Hartshorne 4 4 4 Hatfield has had some exper ience in journalism and Is well in formed on the principles of Odd ellowship as the fraternity through out the territory is the edi tor commented will publish a paper that will be worthy of appre ciation and hearty support by the It the usual Easter rajn which played havoc with Easter frocks in Wagoner this year but an old fashioned duster which forced more attention to keeping clothes on than showing them off The rain came a day late but was truly appreciated by everyone 4 4 4 looks nicer today than at anytime I can is a comment frequently heard these days And it does look nice with new homes new business houses new home improvements 4 4 4 It is a good sign when people feel proud of where they live want to beautify their homes and improve their communities And in the final analysis it is merely a matter of good tradition and wise education 4 4 Make yourself and others proud of Wagoner by doing your part to make it a city of which you yourself can be truly proud It was suggested by Mrs Plunkett this week that the one thing most needed to complete the Wag oner County Courthouse is an Amer ican flag atop the building A splendid suggestion and one well meriting con sideration by the board of county commissioners 4 4 Never was it more necessary that the American flag be displayed than today the stars and stripes proudly flung to the four winds of heaven constantly reminding our people of the many liberties we enjoy liber ties which today are forcibly denied to others throughout the world 4 4 4 'or that' flag must constantly re mind us of the freedoms we now en joy which men since the dawn oi time have aspired to achieve free dom of thought of opinion of speech the freedom to worship after our own choice freedoms slowly won for all of us down through the ages by the valor and sacrifices of a few Published in The Wagoner Tri bune April 8 15 1941) IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND OR WAGONER COUNTY OKLAHOMA In the Matter of the Estate of Marinda Catherine Conley Deceased No 2603 NOTICE HEARING ADMINIS INAL REPORT AND PETITION OR DETERMINATION HEIRSHIP DISTRIBUTION ESTATE AND DISCHARGE ADMINISTRATOR the heirs and all persons inter in the estate of Marinda Cath Conley deceased: 41 Um i ti Wife Prerye IMP MH I I i.