The Muldrow Sun from Muldrow, Oklahoma • Page 8

A tegsf SttUteaiion At at Mai- tfittNf meo -mat' PI at atfhfejwafc Office Mel- (SSW. KOail mat- JI 1919, 0 SUBSCRIPTION BATE ttfflftBLl. IN ADVANCE mwiiminH, -n BARDIWS DEFEAT IN INDIANA. York Wetld. Senator defeat tor renomina- tlon in the Indiana president Harding 5 defeat.

The republican voters of Indiana have repudiated the Harding Administration Mr ff. sm.M.Mr^ and ehildren political Announcements DflMOORATiO For (Second Congressionol Diitrict) W. HASTINGS OF TAHLEQUAH L. FOR ftEfRESENTATltE We are authorized ttf announce R. Horn Of Vian, atf a candidate Or Rep fe'sentative of Sequoyah County, aub- Jet't to" the aafcion of the Democratic primary in August, SHERIFF We are authorised to announce John E.Johnston, of Muldrowfor the Office Sheriff of Sequoyah county, Subject to the action of the democratic primary in August.

We are authorized to announce Ben P. Faulkner, of Sallisaw for the Office of Sheriff df Sequoyah County, subject to the action of the democratic primary in August. FOR COURT CLERK We are authorized to announce OSCAR C. NOBLE ef Salliaaw, as a candidate for re-election to the office Of Court Clerk, Sequoyah County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary in August. FOR COUNTY CLERK, The Sun is authorized to announce George M.

Goodwin of Akins, ad a can- 1 didate for the office of County 'lerkj subject to the action Of the democratic primary election in Augu.fc. Wjare authorised to announce ED- CHI LDERS of Cans, as a can- t0T the office of County Clerk, Subject to the action of Democratic priitpary August 1st. We are authorized to announceZ (ZAGKj WALTERS of Vian, as a candidate for the office of County Clerk Subject to the action of the Demoera- tie primary August 1st. We are authorized to announce FRANK HOPPER of Sallisaw, as a candidate for the office of County Clerk, Subject to the action of the democratic primary election in August. FOR COMMISSIONER DIST.

No. 3. We are authorized to announce TOM JPINKEKTON of Long, for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner for District No. H. sub- ieot to the primary election in August.

We are authorized to announce A. FRANK HARBISON as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner for District No. 3, subject to the action of the Democratic primary in- August. We are authorized to announce R. LBWELLING of Roland, as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner District No.

3, subject to the action of the Democratic August. primary in We are authorized to announce ,) AYLO OF Hanson as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, District No. 3, subject to the action of the Democratic primary in August. FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT authorized to announce Mrs Mabel Hudson, of Sallisaw for the of- ce of County Superintendent of Pub- Instructions of Sequoyah County Subject to the action of the democratic fWimary in August, closest pefaOtfal friends and most intimate political adVlsers, He belongs to the inner group of "best minds" that are always in confidence and counsel of the President. He his Campaign for renoimlna- tionaa the ehampiOn and spokesman Administration, He represented the Harding policies and fhe Harding purposes.

Sack Of him was all the influence of the Harding Administration and all the power of the Federal rriachine rri Indiana. To make sure that there' would be. no misapprehension in the; minds Of the voters aa to the nfeaaing of the issue, the New managers emphasised his relations With the President and insisted that the Only Way td uphold the hands of the President Was to renominate the Senator. The lines Were cleariy drawn that New's renomination wOuld be an indorsement Of Mr. Harding, Former Senator Beveridge had no KBachiuei he had ttd Organisation, he had no patronage, He was forced to conduct his own Campaign ahd make his OWfl fight, Mr.

Beveridge is an abler mgn than Mr. but there Was iio reason in particular why the Ihdi ana Republicans should turn to him Unless they were aggressively dissatis fled with the Harding Administration Mr, Beveridge is a farmer Progressive but there Was nothing essentially Progressive about his aafnpaign He made plain his dissatisfaction with the state of things in Washington but he showed nd tendency toward a radical solution of afly problem. The is sues raised can hardly be described as a conflict between liberalism and con sarvatism, and Indiana is not a State in which a machine Republican likeMr. New is likely tobe defeated merely because be is a machine Republican. Back Of the Beveridge victory is unmistakably the growing unpopularity of the Harding Administration and the increasing disgust of the voters with the quality ol political leadership in Washington.

Nothing mere certain to shake the Administration to its very center could have happened than Senator New 's defeat. Many weeks ago the Re- publl managers decided that'it would be futile tomak" a Congressional campaign heat fajy on the record of the Sixty -seventh Congress; so they prepared to shift the issue. Congress was to be pushed into the background and the President was to be brought to the front. His policies were to be emphasized, the Washington Conferenvc was to be featured and the appeal was to be mode for another Republican Congress to enable him to cany through his programme. The plan was not without shrewdness, but at the first test it collapsed.

If the Indiana republicans will not nominate the I'resident 's personal friend and thiok-and-thin supporter, it already plain that the name of Hard ing will not save the Republican Congressional ticket in November. Another shift must be made in the campaign Unless the control of Congress is to be lost. According to deapatches frOm Wash" ington, therp was something resembling a political panic in the Administration circles of the Senate when the returns from Indiana were received Which indicated Beveridge 's nomination and New'3 defeat. There might well have been a political panic. The returns from Indiana show that the country, having travelled the read to normalcy, is now on its way back, none too pleased with its experience.

The power that was obtained in 1920 under false pretenses can no longer be held under pretenses. Martha ftrHaiL Wi-Wen hdf ftfri, Rasa Norrfed. (Published by request.) It was at the close of evening, A cold and wintry State of Oklahoma Sedaoyah County -I, John E. Assessor of Seqaoyab Oonnty, Oklfifi'onTa, dO hefohf certify thaMhe foregoing; is a true and correct ml all nerson' al asseaamenta .1 mado and entered on-'the 1 t- esolate To live with Jesus in a homo that ia so bright, While side I lingered, I heard her softly say. Take eare of my home and things Just before she Went away, all And vacant is her ehair, And in the hallway ahe lingered Whenever she was there, There Will be no more home coming In the little cottage On the farm, For we have no mother there to greet us And we are scattered ail The flowers that she planted Are blooming here and there, While the evening sun is shining On the shade trees bright and fair, JUst Soareely two" months ago Since mother left her home, And with the angels there to dwells Why will they sell my mother's home, The little home she loved so Well, She loved her kindred one and all And the best to them she gave, For their pictures are hanging on the wall, Why will they sell my mother's home And strangers there to live, On the Old homestead she was Hying Just to keep her home together Until her youngest boy Came to live with her forever.

The cedar tree is standing Where it has stood for many years, The wind blows thru its branches And blows a pleasant gale 0 save my mother's home from the sale. State df Oklahoma, SS. Sequoyah County. IN THE COUNTY COURT In the matter of the estate of Zack Foreman, Deceased. Probate.

Notice of Application Far Appointment of Administratrix. THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, To the heirs and next of kin of the said Foreman, Deceased. You are hereby notified that Robbye M. Foreman has applied for of administration on said estate, and that said application will Be heard a( a regular term of said CoUft, held at the court room of said Court, on tho 23rd day Of 1922, ot 10 o'clock A. M.

and that notice of this) ptjoceed- ng is ordered published two weeks onsecutively in the Muldrdw Sun, a wsekly newspaper published in said ounty and'state, and that copies of the notice be addressed to heirs of said eceased at their places of residence in aid State, and deposited in the Post- postage prepaid by the petitioner, at least ten days prior to such hearing, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my-hand and affixed tho seal of said court, this 10th day ef May, 1922. WI LI AM H. ROGERS (SEAL) County THOS. J. WATTS, year under the Jaw enacted in 1919; House BiRlW, Chapter 160 of the Seasiop taws, In witoesa thereof, I have herehnibaet my hand and oflv clal neat, this 9th day of May, 1922.

JOHN HAWKINS County MULDROW CITY Jasper Allen Pay ton, 2 A L- Allen 100 460 Johnson 12S JaOahs Lizaie 190. JoWton yy 819 JoneaJB Nono KirkLC 20B 270 Morlan' Mrs Francis £26 Bruton Wilson 255 Bruton 815 Bruton Mero, 8885 Bethel Frank 806 None Brannon 105 Bethel, Mrs 200 Bryafl 8060 Brown 410 Browh Brown Son. 4465 BlaJaofeJ 620 Brogdon None Blackard, 90 Breedlove DW220 BlaokardWD 1085 Blackard CB, 285 Blackard Son 7000 Blaakafd Edgar 198 Cookson AG 221 CokerCW Ill CokerJ 8C8 Cummings Bl 815 Corbit 165 Cole 105 Carroll JO 500 Collins 360 Daily MM 645 Davis 125 Daily Robert 100 Evans None Flowers Mellie 70 Farmer Jesse. 145 Faulkner Joe 50 Faulkner- ft 200 Fargo Tjave 95 Ford 200 Ford 100 First National Bank 24,788 Goodman It None Goodman 985 Hicks A A 190 None Mathews 185 Montgomery Mathews 482 Mode 105 WTaJoray Mansfield Lbr. 2500 Newman 160 Nairman A None Norris John 87 168 1400 42U 350 110 455 265 MoDOIeMis Keud Butcher MeKiniieyLB Baifcah Li McBath 832 Boteber NonO 'MoonWM -181 Batcher WiiHe- 180 Morgan' 490 li3S Morgan Henry 150 Boyett IMra Matties 255 Mason SM 2T5 Bacrow 426- McXiktrey 180- "BleyenTC 140 Margnn 14S BarrawJH 445.

May field Barrow 1820 Blackard 880 Blackard Joe Bryan Carprnter Casey Oscar Creekmore Corbett Bob 145 Cook Osage Cotton Oil Co. (Patton Hdw Co. Parker Mrs Carrie .1 Prise A PattonWD. 217 Pannell 820 PSW Paw Gin 900 Haley 155 Rogers 180 Rogers 140 Shepherd Tom 120 Shermer Jos 1485 Swank Dave 205 SJteuartO 878 Stockton 80 aoo Sbermer 1300 Shepherd 260 8975 Turnham 200 Ttjrnham Badye 455 Corbet Mrs Dyer John. ElKlottG Eldridge Mrs Elliott 120 ioy Norte 273 110 265 None 430 None 101 260 167 160 310' I Not listed Hall Farmer W.

Faulfener 418 Fargo 8 A 485 Fargo Joel 480 Freeman 157 Farmer Irwin 2S0 Farmer Fred 259 Fargo 860 Farmer George 195 Folln None Green Elmer 165 Horn Orien 590 Holland 401 Hohnson 800 175. Housef ISO Henry None "Hail Mrs 0.. 130 None White Homer 200 Wilson Finfiie 176 Wheeler 225 Wheeler None Weaver 3 None Waltoh 815 Wiltshire DUke 800 Watts Tbos 1500 Weaver 150 Wheat 210 Woodward 70 Wheeler C- 85 Watts A 183 WilflonTJ None Young GS None MUDDROW TOWNSHIP Allen 365 eh ch Fred Allen 184 afie Allen A 140 Labass Troy Henry 195 Henry None Hendryx 110 Hodges None HoUser.IB 256 Haywood I) 103 Harden 485 Jenkins A 330 Jackson Sam 865 Jacobs None Jalliff A Jacobs James. James King Labass Austin Loath li Lsne 235 125 HI 110 14) 347 172 820 130 120 203 Morgan 95 Moore G120- Mathews Oliver 210 Mauracher John Newman John 80 Neal 225 New Ogden 244 Parris 502 Patton 642 Parker A 320 Patton 1910 Pendergraaa 165 Pinnington A 202- Patten. Moody None Robertson 152 M.

163 Roberts 285 Roblrds A 290 Redmond A 207 Rogers M345 Rlggs 720 878 Ross 260 Spears 170 Smith 374 Smith None SmfthJ? 265 Shamblm 272" Stockton 275 Salli'vnn None Stockton 265 Smith 195 Turnhafh Turnham Harold 80 Turnham 177 Taylor Green 254 Torbet Jess 190 Woodward WO 115 Woodward A 231 Woodward OZB. 9(7 Waodwnnl Arch 115 Wllpon Sam. 690 Watts A 290 Wiltshire Henry 450 Woodward 226 Womack 615 Watts Thos 905 Walton Georure ,2200 Wiltshire 810 Woodward 825 Weaver 231 Wilson George 431 Wilson 160 Wilson 33J 666 Cures Malaria, Chills and or Bilious Kever. kills the germs. J342 Attorney for Petitioner.

5-12 'it. I CANDIDATE CARDS We are authorized to announce LEE LEWtS Of Gans, as a Candidate for the Office of County Superintendent of SfnblicInstruction, Seauoyoh Countv, ttCbject to the action of the democratic primary election in August. FOR COUNTY TREASURER We are authoriaed to announce JESS BAKER of Sallisaw, as a candidate for the offlee of County Treas- Urer Of Sequoyah County, subject to i8 the action of the Democratic primary in August. FOB COUNTY ASSESSOR. We are.

authorized to announce J. W. BOYDSTON of Sallisaw, as a candidate lor the offlee of County Assessor, subject to tho action of the democratic in We ire authorized to announce Clabe antrall, of Vian, as a candidate for tO.0ff.Ce of Coudty Assessor, Sequoy- County, subject to the action of WJIontooratle primary in August. l4li and saiidrief. OL Hugh Suott, wlio nouueed RS noaudidate fur the republican uo- 1 ruination on a platfurin to re- 'duoe atato tax rate wliioli does not exist, was somewhat the machiae which proffered John Fielda the no' mination just tliree months prior to holdinj? the primar)' election.

However, the colonel should not he diacu tlragei', for it is a matter of history that no one who endeavored to autieipate a primary Uioti of candidates ever reached the Promised Laud. onel friends announce that he will be a candidate spite of having beeu betrayed by the rep lbllcnu politicians, and it is very likely that he may give "the drafted The Sun print3 candidate cards at the following low prices: No. 88, size) per 1000 Na. 63, (large s'ze) per 1000 In larger qualities still (ess. Where cards ere printed on both sides, $1.50 extra.

SSiF Send ua your order to- 5 day, we will them to fi tomorrow. jjj men" something to think about, although the Harvester jrlhlrnham'8 drug store for trust has agreed- to finance 'the Fteld campaign, doors south of where I Was formerly located and now have a larger aud nicer place and ara more able to give better service thah ever. To convince you of this fact you must grye me a trial. I guarantee' that all work I do for you is done in first class shape and that you! be perfectly satisfied, otherwise no charge will be made. NOTICE OF SHERim-t BALE State of Oklahoma, County of In the District Court, J.

Jnckson, Plaintiff. VS No. Mary E. Seribner, nca Barnes and Leon A. Williams, Dependents.

Notice heivby given, that in pursuance to an order of -issued out of the District Court of Sequoyah County, State of Oklahoma on the 31st, of March, 1922, in an action wherein J. F. Jackson was plaintiff and Mary E. ncc Barnes and Leon A. Williams were defendants, directing me pre Undersigned Sheriff of Sequoyah County, Oklahoma to levy upon and sell without appraisement the following described property situate in tho County of Sequoyah, State of Oklahoma, to-wit: T1K north half of the south east quarter of the north cast quarter of section 11, township 12 north, ratine 2G east, contain- ing twenty (20) acres.

To satisfy a judgment and decree of foreclosure in favor of said plaintiff and against said defendant, Mary E. Seribner, nee Barnes, entered in said court on the 23th, day of September, 1921, for the sum of $250.00 with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from the 15th, day of March 1915, together with attorney fees and-cost taxed at $18.05, and all accruing cost in said action of this sale. I Will on the 15th, day of May 1922, at the hour of ten oclock a. on said date at the front door of the County Court House in the town of Sallisaw, Sequoyah County, hovria, offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash the Said premises hereinbefore described or so much tlusreof as will satisfy the judgment of the plaintiff herein.as aforesaid and all cost and attorney fees and interest due Witness my hand this the 31st, day of March 1922. C.

M. GAY, Sheriff of Sequoyah County, Okla. State of Sequoyah Country, In the County Court. In the matter of the Guardianship of Verlon Walton, a minor, Queen Walton, Guardian Katies of Salcuftl Pes! Estate. Notice i.

hereby (riven Iri pursuance Of an order of the County Court of the 1 County of Sequoyah, State of Oklahoma, made an the 4th day of May, 1.922, the undersigned Guardian of the estate of Verlon Walton, a minor, will soil at private sale, to thg highest bidder, subject to confirmation by said on Monday the 22nd day OfMay, at! ton 'clock at the Courity Court Room at Salli.iaw, Sequoyah County, Oklahoma, all tho right, title end interest of said Verioa Walton, a minor, in and to the following described real estate, situated in Sequoyah County, State Of Oklahoma, to-wit: Si Of Nwi and N. ofNwJof of Section 15, Township 1.0 North, Range 26 East; also Lot 10 in Block 6 of Hines Heights addition to th? town of Sallisaw (now city of Sallisaw,) in Sequoyah County, Oklahoma; real estate will be sold on Ihe following terms and conditions, to-wit: For all Cash on day of Sale. Bids for the purchase thereof must be In writing and must be filed in the County Court, or delivered to the undersigned at the office of Thos. J. Watts, Rooms 8, 4, and First National Bank Muldrow, Sequoyah County, Oklahoma.

Dated this the 4th day OfMay, lf22. QUEEN WALTON Guardian. THOS. WATTS, Attorney for Guardian. 5 5-3t STATU of OKLAHOMA I SEQUOYAH COIVNIY I IN THE DlSTRIt COURT IN AND FOR 3AID COUNTY AND STATE.

Catherine Hill, Plaintiff vs. No. 3812. Lewis Hill, Defendant. Civil.

Notice by Publication. THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO' LEWIS HILL: Take notice that you have sued In the above named court by plaintiff for divorce, on the grounds of cruelty and gross nsglect of duty, and you, Lewis Hill, must answer the petition filed herein by said plaintiff, on or be- foae the 9th day of June, 1S22, or said petition will be taken as true, and judgment for said plaintiff will ba rendered Dated this 24th day of April, 1932. OSCAR C. NOBLE (Seal, Court Clerk. By Deputy THOS.

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