The Democrat-American from Sallisaw, Oklahoma • 2

Brtttnrrat Awrirait Published Thursdays at Sallisaw Oklahoma CLARK Editor and Lessee ESTABLISHED ISO Sequoyah County Democrat entered at theOBtoffice at Vian Sequoyah County Okla homa under Act of March 2 1879 as second Ubs matter Entered as second class matter August 21 1911 at the postoffice at Salli aw Oklahoma under Act of March 2 1879 The Sallisaw American entered at Sallisaw Oklahoma as second class matter at Sallisaw Oklahoma May 31 1929 tools machinery and equipment to tether with the name of this paper are owned by the East Oklahoma Publishing Company but Chuk is lessee thereof and the said East Oklahoma Publishing Company is not liable fox' any debts or ob ligations incurred by or on behalf of this paper during the term of said lease nor on account of any damages growing out of any personal injuries sustained in the operation pf its plant nor on account of any libel by reason of any printed matter jjrinted or published in this paper nor on account of any slanderous words The Democrat American invites communi cations for publication when subject is of general interest and if letter is not abusive or of personal nature But all such commu nications must bear notnecessarily for publication but as indicat ion of good faith THE DEMOCRAT AMERICAN SALLISAW OKLAHOMA THURSDAY AUGUST 26 1937 Church Directory Where Old Time iddlers Will iddle for Prize Money SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year within Sequoyah County in advance $150 One Year outside Sequoyah County in advance $250 a(The Oklahoma tax law re quires that newspaper publishers collect 2 per cent tax upon subscription sales You will please therefore remit the additional Bijip of 2 cehts for each dollar which is eontained in your remittance) The Democrat American is a consolidationf the Sequoyah County Democrat Sallisaw American Muldrow Sun and Vian Press Th liability of The Democrat American and of Its publishers for any error in any advertisement is limited to the cost of such advertisement NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE ROST LANDIS and KOHN Chicago New York Atlanta St Louis Detroit San rancisco Los Angles Seattle and Dallas THE LOW DOWrl HICKORY GROVE LOW DOWN When I get to squintin' around in the paper I always seem to run across something or other that is kind a comi cal And the latest it is where they are to have a convention of the cosmetologists A cosmetologist is something that may be everybody don't know all about Anl I looked her up and it is a person who tells you why It that you look so funny and what you should do about it And they are like a fisherman and any person who believes a fish story ft would be safer to lock him up And a person who imagins that a touch of Pl BAPTIST CHURCH REV VV ROCKETT Pastor Sunday school 9:45 A Bible class district court room 10 A Morning Worship 11 o'clock A BTU 7 o'clock Evening worship 8:00 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday school 10 o'clock A Revival Meeting Rev A Newby stale evangelist 11 A and 8 o'clock NAZARENE CHURCH REV JACOB Pastor Sunday school 10 A Morning Worship 11 A Evening Worship 8 METHODIST CHURCH REV CODY Pastor Sunday school 9:45 o'clock A Downtown Bible Class Ritz theatre 9:45 A Morning Worship 11 o'clock' A Evening Worship 8 o'clock PENECOSTAL CHURCH REV CALLAHAN Pastor Sunday school 10 o'clock A Morning Worship 11 A Evening Worship 8 o'clock I i 1 CTrtut wq fMMaa I lu'jkOOtt 1 Kp! ElANAOlAN OflAMUbVI I A I KTTToTI VVA5NITA I ZLl A Jr Xz kJ1 rfJ'L qTTTTSri I QGAJ rf kJ XI zt i I fa va WV ovc11 I The 10 finalists to be selected second best fiddler and $50 each 1SV a regjonal contests indicated for third and fourth place win ITY IVE IDDLERS will on the accompanying map will share $1125 cash prizes to be have their expenses paid to Ok ners Anyone is eligible to compete awarded by The armer Stock man in a statewide contest to lanoma City for the big final contest in regional contests who will have been a resident of Okla determine cham pion of champions fiddler It was announced along with loca tions of 10 regional contests to be held in September The best fiddler will receive $300 He will be proclaimed champion at a big fiddling jam boree to be held In Oklahoma To find your regional contest first locate your home county Then find arrow enclosed by same heavy black lines The ar row ppints to city where your regional contest will be held and shows region number name of city and date of contest Announcement of additional homa for one year or more by October 15 1937 date of final contest and who does not de pend primarily upon fiddling for a living A list of old time fiddle tunes to be used in the contests may be obtained by writing The armer Stockman Oklahoma City October 15 cash prizes included $150 for City PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV WALLACE Pastor Sunday school 10 A No church services during August Smith visiting Mrs Blalock's mother Mrs Douglas Mrs Charlie Edwards spent a few days last week with her parents Mr an i Mrs McClanahan Mr Vernle Owens has been on the sick list this week but is reported to I be better at this time I Miss Margaret Price spent Saturday night with Laveta Ellis Mr and Mrs Carlile McClanahan spent the week end with her mother Mrs Houston Young of I ian McCoy Mr and Mrs Bill Maynard and children Opal and Jewel visited a while Saturday mgnt with Mr and Mrs John Mc Combs and family Misses Ruby Compton and Daisy Harp were the guests of Miss Opal Maynard Sunday Bro Calahan get to fill his appointment at McCoy school riday night on account of bad' rainy weath er Mr and Mrs Bill Maynard visited a while Sunday with Mr and Mrs McCoy Mr and Mrs Bige Stewart visited last Saturday night with his mother and family Mrs Julia Stewart 60 men are worthy of their hire for the possible accidents they have pre vented for the motorists whom they have assisted and for the drivers who have been given written warnings to either correct errors in driving or remedy defects in the motor vehicles they had on the highways The patrol went on the highways July 15 and up to August 1 they had given assistance to 2295 motorists who were in some kind of trouble on the roads in addition they rendered first aid to 12 motorists who had sustained injuries on the road One of the best activities was the re moval of obstructions from the high ways The 60 patrolmen found 730 of mese Destructions any one oi wmen might have caused an accident some of them possibly serious All were re moved Written warnings were given to 4 606 motorists who were either driving vehicles that were defective or who were driving contrary to safety rules regulations and the state highvay safety law This means that instead of arresting motorists so the patrol man could make a record these pa trolmen gave the motorists warnings In most instances the motorist were directed to have some repairs made such as lights or brakes They were given cars which the mechanic mak ing the repairs had to sign and mail to Commissioner Gentry Then there were 170 other minor activities all contributing toward making the high way safer lar and special sessions a total of $7 750000 Relief and hospitalizatimi for Soldiers got $484500 of which $220900 was relief and $263680 for soldiers TB hospital at Sulphur Very few taxpay ers object to any of these relief ap propriations The legislature appropriated $210 000 for the aid of orphans not in state institutions Certainly none would de ny these waifs state assistance arm ers of the state were given $225440 of which $150000 was for soil conservat ion work $65440 for terracing ma chines and $10000 for grain market rate protection The legislature also made an appropriation of $150000 to enable the state to join the federal government in the unemployment in surance program which was launched by the national administration Anil $4000 was appropriated to enable the state to buy Christmas presents in 1937 and 19B8 for the tots in the state orphanages Heretofore the state employees have dug down in their own pockets and furnished the money to make Christmas Day happy for the state's orphan wards The average "hard taxpayer cannot find much fault with these which the legislature provid ed most of the money for humanitar ian purposes oOO Every farmer or other person who has a two or four wheel trailer at tached to his automobile and used for hauling milk or feed for example must have a certificate of title and I northcast quarter of section 21 township 12 north range 25 east Tosatisfy the judgment and decree of foieclosure rendered in said cause in favor of plaintiff Eva Lee Lee nee Eva Lee Brunk in the sum of $53000 with interest thereon at the rate of per annum from the 1st day of January A 1935 and an fee of $5000 and the costs in the sum of $1565 and all accruing costs and foreclosing a mortgage held by plain tilr as a lien upon the above describ ed land for the payment of said in debtedness I will therefore on Monday the 13th day of September A 1937 at the hour of 10 A at the front door of the County Court House in the City of Sallisaw Sequoyah Coun ty Oklahoma offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in bulk as an entirety and not in separate tracts the lands and tene ments hereinbefore described for the satisfaction of said judgment in terest costs and attorney's fees afore said as required and directed by the judgment of said court IN WITNESS WHEREO I have hereunto set my hand on this tne 10th day of August 1937 CHARLEY HUTCHENS Sheriff of Sequoyah County Oklahoma By BERT COTTON Undersheriff RYE PATTERSON Attorneys for Plaintiff Sallisaw Oklahoma I his JHX xii CI 115 auu uauguvi spent Saturday in ort pt was on the highways show that the Legislature appropriated in the regu Singing Convention To be at Buffington car who nf Northwest Quarter 'artcr West Half Quarter of Southeast Quarter of Southeast Southwest State House Chatter by PAUL ROBARTS reckless driving or drunken driving Browr sail Of the arrests made there were 110 convictions Price will be recovered nicely law to drivirg The Sequoyah County Singing vention will be held UC JGOV nw KM night Sept ember 11 home Sunday morning On Sunday September 12 tinging will start at 9:30 and continue through out the day At 2:30 in the afternoon there will be a group Of special class and quartette sorgs The classes and quartette of the East half of northeast quarter of northwest quarter and east half of southeast quarter of northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of southeast quarter of northwest quarter and southwest quarter qf Quarter of purple paint at 2 dollars a touch is gonna do anything except make you look like a be watched But these artists of the cosmetics the guests of Mr and Mrs Jess Wat maybe thej do some good I ers last Sunday see where the says that we We were rll sorry to hear of Mas should put money in circulation And I Annie Stewart bring ill instead of saving our bills Those on the sick list this week arc we should spend more Mrs Annie Stewart Gladys an lRoy And for fish stories it is a siiht Waters Mrs Effie Waters Cecil Allen race between the cosmetologists Uncle Sambo Yours with the low down JO SERRA tPublished in The Dmocrat Ameii I can August 12 19 26 September 2 and 9 1937 CASE NO 7096 NOTICE SHERI I SALE Notice is hereby given in pursuance of an Order of Sale issued out of the office of the Court Clerk of the District Court cf Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma on the 10th day i iiuvmeu on ine appropriation made by the lxtccnlh leefslatiire for two i nu that an analysts of wh vrrt for the snnonrt nf 3otr ments and institutions and what went for might not be a miss The legislature net only made approprla i tiers for the biennium which began July 1 1937 and ends June 30 1939 but al fcr the iart six months of the mn which ended June 30 19371 is not required to! The tetal amount of these appro 1 a chauffeur's licenses for his priatiors as compiled by the state ftil! start every county of the budget officer was $83496118 for the end one nan years ot tnts sum $26 63698 went solely to support the county who participate in this type of zo unirtntf will he siren the nroceeds ofi 'Special i Tssuance cf state driving ii fhnt stand which will be in oneraUtm 'nus the i family car gi Htivincr rno nGovenriAn We would like for you to write jouri I A Li A i aiitiico ijv mx 5 dixu di a tiuw iuw love gooc singing io come an i enjoy the ccnvenuon wiun you uomnuuee rt Mountain View license plate for that trailer accord ing to the provisions of HB 264 passed chauffeurs uho are required' to pay one dollar for their These fees all go to support spent a while Sunday morning ith the stae highway patrol and the en Mrs Wes Ellis and daughter Oearl tire state safety department ciine I Reports of the activities of the state Mr and Mrs Blalock and daughter highway patrol for the first 16 days con st Bullington session will be Saturday i a while at Mr and Mrs i Southwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter North east Quarter cf Southeast of Northwest Quarter Southwest Quarter of Quarter South Half of Quarter Of Southcat Quarter: North east Quarter of Southeast Quarter I of Southwest quarter Ea Half of Ncrthcust Quarter of I Quarter Northwest I Southeast Quarter I Quarter and Northeast I Southwest Quarter of Quarter ALL IN Section North Half (less 2 acres east Quarter of Southwest Quarter of Northwest artcr and South Half of South Quarter of North west Quarter ALL IN Section Eight Township Eleven North Range Twenty three East of Indian Merid ian and Northeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter Lot One and East Half cf West Half of South east Quarter in Section Twenty three and Northtte Quarter of Southwest Quarter North 20 acres of Lot Two and North 20 acres of Lot Three in Section Twenty four and East 2 10 acres of East 927 acres of Let One in Section Twenty six ALL IN Township Eleven North Ranpe Twenty two East of Indian Meridian Containing in all 42575 acres more or less subject to taxes and tex sa es SAID sale will be made to an order cf sale issued cut of the office of the court clerk of said county and state to satisfy the judgment and decree rendered on the 19th day of! Southwest of Northeast Quarter cf Northeast I ive and I Southwest Quarter cemetery: South 1 Mrs Roxie Becker of Califor nia spent riday night Airs 0iK2rrci Menton Miss Laveta Ellis left Wilburton on a 4 end Wednesday riends of Mrs Mtlad to krow she has from a tonsilcctviuy Miss Clara Jean McClanahan spent include Thursday with Gearldine Ellis I by law Mrs Rosir and Gladys McClendon licenses used commercially Rut vi'rv whn anrtirc fnr a state driving license must be finger cniay for printed This is solelv fcr the pro trip which will tectlor of the driver No fee is charged for this service Every person Com mtssioner cenlrv said is reouirea DVi pay fifty cent' for a state legislature appropriated $25823 000 of net In separate ttac or parcels the license This fee does NOT hich $275000 was io keep them open following described lands an i tene for the remainder of the school year ments situate in Sequoyah County which close I in the spring of 1937 State of Oklahoma to wit: Dotes anyone want the schocls denied cfa Oklahoma did its share towards ing fcr its needy those on relief coull not get pensions or jobs i state September 1 Corr nussinner IM Gcntrv announced todav There will be no examinations for stte departments and the state Insli :0 1937 in an action then these licenses because it is physically A total of $22 000 000 was tak 1 pznding wherein Eva te Lee nee tn examine neary a million en for social security that is old are! Eva Lee Brunk was plainriff and i persons who drive familv car little pensions widows pensions Rid to nee lyi Wallie Hardin Gallic Hardin pick upsand ether motor vehicles not blind aid to crippled children and wife Gina Tennyson Tenny chiid welfare work I son her husband and Bonnie tnomp That leaves $34887020 that went for Ison nee Harrison were the defendants what might be called What! Meeting toe the undersigned Sheriff were these anl could they i of Sequoyah County Oklahoma to have been eliminated from appropria 1 advertise and sell without appraise ticns from the general revenue fund? mert to the highest and best bidder Starting with the public schools the for cash in bulk as an entirety and Mrs Dicie sister from Spring dale Ark visited Saturday night and ck Sioux they might also 'Sunday at this place Mr and Mrs John MuCombs were and and Mrs Otto Holly Mr and Mrs John McCombs and little daughter lcrt nce visited a I while Sunday evening with her par ents Mr and Mrs McCoy Miss Ethel Giant and her mether were the guests of their sister and daughter Mrs Dieic Davis and family cf his place They arrived from Syre Okia Saturday Mr and Mrs John McCombs visited Iola Out of a total of 7988 activities the patrolmen made only 248 arrests and these were almost entirely for cither the legislature Tax Commissioner tire 27th day of 2 tit) clock pm There nas never been a record of the court housetho ownership of these tiailcrs and it quoyah County With the issuance of li has been almost impossible when cere idei signed sheriff iimi fziizvw 4 zxtt'ja are la NOTICE SALE NOTICE is hereby given that on September 1937 at at the front door of at Sallisaw in Sc Oklahoma the un of said county will censes (that is to drivers of family was trace Its ownership Un offer for sale and sell for cash nt cars) starting September 1 and the ripr Tiie Iwislative act the tax com lpubiic auction to th? highest and best issuance of licenses which mission is equired to collect one dollar 'bid icr without appraisement all that started August 1 Commissioner Gen tfe certificate of title When that certain real estate situate in Sequoyah try expects to begin on October 1 the3le has been issued then the tax couny Oklahoma to wit: exercise of his authority to rule off rnmisiwi Issues license plates icq the highways every vehicle con Waiter If the trailer weighs tin ier side red unsafe for use on the high ffhh'ds the liccnee for a year ys Once a driver has secured Mother Ths tag cost is gradu it state' driving license he will be forced I1'1 UI 1200 pounds to surrender his car if it deemed an Commissioner Gentry unsafe the commissioner requited infer the safety laws to oG 1 dctenrlre the roadability of these So much public attention has caMl6t eWtfy lh8t a fanni i av rr'aii' nr no nil i np tii ri iuv ui ci 0 oic i iit ina ii imj i unless he hrs a license to use it on the! Iron and a certificate of title to that he ovns tiie trailer" said the commissioner ebruary 1937 in the case of Aetna Life Insurance Company a corpora tion plaintiff vs Stephen Lewis et al defendants No 6673 pending in the District of said county and state which Judgment is in favor of said plaintiff in the sum of $1996960 with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum from June 1st 1934 an attorney's fee in the sum of $130000 and costs and for the foreclosure of a mortgage held by plaintiff covering the above described property THE above described property will be offered for sale and sold in the manner provided and according to the provisions contained in said judgment anti decree WITNESS my hand this 24th day of August 1937 CHARLEY HUTCHENS Sheriff of Sequoyah County Oklahoma By BERT COTTON Undersheriff Deputy RYE PATTERSON and MILEY HOMAN WILLIAMS RANCE JOHNSON Attorneys for Plaintiff (Published in The Democrat Ameri can August 26 September 2 9 16 23 1937) (Published in The Democrat Ameri can August 12 19 26 September 2 and 9 1937) CASE NO 7134 NOTICE SHERIS SALE Notice is hereby given in pursuance of ap Order of Sale issued out of the office of the Court Clerk of the District Court of Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma on the 10th day oi August xy' i iTk an action tnen pending wherein Moses Allen War ren was plaintiff and Mark Taylor lorence Taylor his wife and Ben Howitz were the defendants directing me the undersigned Sheriff of Se quoyah County Oklahoma to adver tise and sell without appraisement to the highest and best bidder for cash in bulk as an entirety and not in separate tracts or parcels the fol lowing described lands tenements situated in Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma to wit: Lot numbered 3 and southeast quarter of northwest quarter of section 4 township 11 north range S3 east To satisfy the judgment and decree of foreclosure rendered in said cause in favor of plaintiff Moses Allen Warren in the sum of $132280 with interest tnereon at tne rate oi ivyo per annum from the 1st day of December A 1938 and an fee of 813000 and the costs in the sum of $1855 and all accruing costs and foreclosing a mortgage held by plaintiff as a lien upon the above land for the payment of said Indebtedness I will therefore on Monday the 13th day of September A 1937 at tne nour oi iu ociock a at me front door of the County Court House in the City of Sallisaw Sequoyah County Oklahoma offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in bulk as an entirety and not in separate tracts the lands and tenements hereinbefore described for the satisfaction of said judgment in terest costs and attorney's fees afore said as required and directed by the judgment of said court IN WITNESS WHEREO I have hereunto set my hand on this the 10th day of August 1937 CHARLEY HUTCHENS Sheriff of Sequoyah County Oklahoma' Ey BERT COTTON Undersheriff RYE PATTERSON Attorneys for Plaintiff Sallisaw Oklahoma (irst published in The Democrat American August 19 1937) NOTICE SALE Notice is hereby given that puis ant to an alias order of sale Issued cut of the office of the Court Clerk of Se quoyah County State of Oklahoma in case No 6857 in the District of said County entitled The Deming In vestment Company a corporation plaintiff vs McGee Nannie McGee Simmons Sophia Simmons The Unknown Heirs Exe cutors Administrators Devisees Trustees and Assigns of Elizabeth Choate deceased Arkansas Valley Trust Company Administrator of the Estate of II Stevenson deceased Eugene Stevenson defendants I will on the 20th day of September 1937 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A at the front door of the County Court House in the City of Sallisaw in said County and State offer for sale and will sell to the highest bidder for cash at public auction without appraise ment according to law the following described real estate situated! in Se quoyah County State of Oklahoma to wit: The East of Southeast of Northeast of Section 34 and West 4 of Southwest of North west and all of that part North east of Southwest Vi of North west Vi on the North and West Side of Sallisaw' Creek in Section 35 in Township 13 North Range 23 East of the Indian Meridian to satisfy certain judgments and de crees of foreclosure of a real estate mortgage rendered in said acion on the 24th day of ebruaiy 1936 and the 27th day of April 1936 in favor of the substituted plaintiff The Deming Investment Company a cor poration and against said defendants McGee and Nannie McGee for the sum of $168787 with 10 per cent interest thereon from ebruary 34 1936 until paid and for all oosts of said action including $13000 at torney fee and the taxes duo and delinquent upon said real estate Dated at Sallisaw Sequoyah County Oklahoma this the 19th day of Au gust 1937 CHARLEY HUTCHENS Sheriff of Sequoyah County Oklahoma RYE PATTERSON and EARL BOHANNON Attorneys for Plai'tiff Published five times ending Sep tember 16 1937 RmDS MEAN WORK OR iM TEAMS AND TROCKS WHEN new concrete roads are built in your com munity it means jobsfbr local labor teamsters and truck welcome business for local mer chants And every foot of concrete laid helps the general pros perity by creating jobs in quarries machinery fac tories and scores of allied "capital industries Concrete gives everyone a square deal It is the 1 safest pavement night or day It lasts saves half or more of the money other roads cost to main saves money in car operation every mile you yet costs less to build than any other pavement of equal load capacity Help your community by urging new concrete on the roads that need paving A Write for new booklet Needs Can Crete containing traffic data and twft valuable maps of the state highway system I 1CW COST i PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION I 1421 Pint Nadoaal Bldg Oklahoma Qty Okbi i.