The Democrat-American from Sallisaw, Oklahoma • 4

SEQUOYH COUNTY DEMOCRAT Friday Jim lit 1923 i 1 Dated thla 4th day of May 1923 BLACKARD Chairman Board of County tiommiaaionera At teat I CLAUDE PAR80NS County Clerk June 1-8 1923 Read the Democrat -it pays Sequoyah County Democrat (Published every Friday at Sallisaw Oklahoma) JOHNSON Editor and Publisher CHAS 0 FRYE Associate Editor Entered at the postoffice at Vian Sequoyah' county Oklahoma under the Act of March 2nd 1897 as second class matter Entered as second class matter August 21st 1914 at the postoffice at Sallisaw Oklahoma under the act of March 3rd 1897 been sued in the nbov entitled action la Mid Court and that they muct anewnr the petition filed by the plaintiff on or before the tlet day of duly 1923 or aaid petition will be taken aa true and judgment wll be rendered agalnat them pennant to aaid petition for the force loaure of a certain mortgage executed by the defendant! Thomaa Seabolt had Lola Seabolt hie wife to the Conaenrativ Loan company om Southweat quarter of the northweet quarter auction nine (9) and the East half of the eoutheaat quarter of the northeaat quarter eeetlon (8) alt In townahlp eleven (11) north range twenty-five (23) eaat containing alzty (60) acres more or lean aecordlng to the Government aurvey thereof ait- uated In Sequoyah County Oklahoma toaatlify a debt of Mid defendanta in the aunt of 932400 together with Intercut thereon at the rate of ten per cent par annum from (he lat day of December 1922 unUI paid aa well aa the further aum of 93000 attorney's feet and al coata of Mid action A further judgment will be taken appoint-1 ing a Receiver In Mid action and excluding Mid defendanta from any Internet In aaid real eatate and promises I Brmocratic paper An Inbepenfcnt One year is county- $180 It Takes Real Horse Power 4 It often take horai power" to pull the heevy mud stuck utonobOe out of a holeT But horses that have been fed right will have the extrt power needed for such works you want your horses end mules In the "pink of condition for any kind of heavy hauling yots feed them right Then they have glossy wn kn8htycs etanaerect ana firm I You 11 get a full day a work no lost working tims Sroresof horse and mule owners hare found that Funna O-Molene feed produces healthier horses and mules and more works NOTICE OP INTENTION TO FUND Notice la hereby given that on the 12th day of June 1928 at 9 o'clock A or aa coon thereafter aa a bearing may be had the Board of County Commieetonon of Sequoyab County State of Oklahoma' ex -officio officer of Campbell Townahlp in aaid county and state by Iti proper officer will proceed fore the Dlatrtct Court of Mid county nt the county coat thereof to make ahowing and offer proof and nek Mid court to hear and determine the ex late nee character and amount of outstanding legal judgment Indebtedness and to sign the bond! to be issued in payment of seme All persons Intereited may be present at the time said proof ii made to remonstrate agalnet the liauance of said bonds Dated thla 29th day of May 1922 BLACKARD Chairman Board of County Commissioners Attest! CLAUDE PARSONS County Clerk 1923 un 1-8 1 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FUND Notice It hereby given that on the 12th day iof June 1923 nt 9 o'clock A or as soon (thereafter aa a hearing may be had the (Board of County Commiealoncrs of Sequoyah Stat of 0klahom- -olio offlcera nd offlcr wH Proceed before Ith D1trlct Court thereof to mako a ahowing and offer proof and ask said court to hear and determine the existence character and amount of outstanding legal judgment indebtedness and to sign the bonds to be Issued In payment of same All persons interested may be present at the time said proof is made to remonstrate aalnt Imuance of Mid bonds Dated this 29th day of May 1923 BLACKARD Chairman Board of County Commissioners Attest) CLAUDE PARSONS County Clerk June 1-8 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FUND Notice la herby given that on the I2th day of June 1923 at 3 o'clock A or as qoon thereafter ns a hearing may be had the Board of County Commissioner of Sequoyah County Stat of Oklahoma ex-offteto officers of Sallisaw Township In Mid county and state by it proper offlcera will proceed before the District Court of aaid county at the county seat thereof to make a showing and offer proof and ask said court to hear and determine the existence character and amount of outstanding legal judgment IndebtedneM and to sign the bonds to be Issued in payment of same All persons interested may he present nt the time said proof le made to remonstrate against the Issuance of Mid bonds Dated thle 29th day of May 1928 BLACKARD Chairman Board of County Commissioners Attest I CLAUDE PARSONS County Clerk June 1-8- It costs no more to feed Purina O-Molene is made of choice grains specially prepared and balanced to get more work from work animals ft Any 'Jhnte fcdnaiiffsy MUMV ifhnm SmifrtM Paliton ThtUnaQk NssweaOa AMaj sd satasasalfMst iirtii i WeTl be glad to tell you more about it Phone or call One year out of county $200 consideration and not it is stands firmly and due He has taxpayers action and with the is right ability to venom other activity that Ed bank bandit sentence It and hard were convicted of district long sentences Only the term was no the criminal had arranged all witnesses as each reached future his present guide his official satisfied that us who efforts and fairness and his duties commend him he has set legal advisor the safety county and is safe that they will give the law fairly at when! they state SUDDENLY of of this railroad sta disease and returned in Ok many by her of this station they were relativs son-in-law was ill and at had been checked the train complained County Oklahoma corporation Lula Seabolt 4102 Seabolt Seabolt and Lula Seabolt hla wife that they have GIVE WALTON A CHANCE The Press and Politicians of the state have been busy since the inauguration of Governor Jack Walton in condemning his every move and appointment without giving either the Governor or his appointees a chance to make good taking for granted that he is a failure as an executive and that his appointees are appointed for the purpose of assisting the Governor in establishing a soveit government in this state with Jack Walton as Dictator surrounded with satellites waiting and willing to do the biddings without questioning the right or wrong thereof but with only the one idea to establish soveit rule in a sovereign state of this great Nation at the expense and to the detriment of Democracy and the rights of those who are fighting to maintain the fundamental principles of a government for the people and by the people This idea and the tactics being used are wrong Walton is governor of Oklahoma by the vote of a majority of the citizens of this great 1 Commonwealth and he should not be handicapped by the condemnation of the people without a fair trial and a fair measure of justice being with the prevalent criticism This is directly against the funds- mental principles of Democracy We fearlessness in carrying out do not say that the Governor has used as a Publc offlclal to com good judgment in all of his appointments or that his administration is without a taint of Socialism Non Partisan Leaguism or Radicalism but we think that he should be given a chance to prove l)ig exact position his real intent towards good government real democracy and the great majority of the voters of the State who made him by their vote the chief Executive of Oklahoma We most emphatically say that should be given a chance to demonstrate his worth integrity and loyalty before we utterly condemn him as a red-card socialist an inner-circle nonpartisan leaguer or a politician who is using every or any means to advance his own political career Governor Walton cannot destroy the democratic party of this state neither can he fool the people for any length of time but he can yet make us a good governor and prove that he is a real governor representing the people the democratic party and the best interest of this state Give the Governor a chance to make good condemn him without a real trial If he then fails to measure up to the standard set by the fundamentals of the great party of which he is supposed to be the standard-bearer in this state then we will also enter our protest and condemnation This is a democratic state that will never be the plaything of any individual or soveit mismanagement for any length of time but will continue a sovereing state true to the principles that are the foundation of our Nation We may stray away and worship idols for a while but the citizenship of Oklahoma will not for long desert the democratic teachings of Jefferson and Jackson him receives careful when he decides whether or worthy of prosecution he for what he thinks is right to the individual and society saved many dollars for the of this county by such when he enters a Case it is knowledge that his action and he works to his full obtain conviction without prejudice or personal feelings than to do his full duty It was largely thru his working with other officers Lockhart the notorious received a twenty year was by his earnest efforts work that three murderers during the last term court and are now serving in the state penitentiary one murder case tried during ended in an acquital There delay in the trial of cases on docket as Mr Pitchford all details examined and was ready for trial case on the docket was Mr Pitchford has a bright before him if he maintains ideals and principles that and we are he will It is a pleasure for have carefully watched his seen the results of his for the high standard that as a public prosecutor and in county affairs for of every individual in this the best interest of the county in his hands The people should know have a county attorney who them every protection that has placed around them as he will prosecute them transgress the laws of our MRS KATE CHERRY DIES Mrs Kate Cherry mother Cherry and Mrs Winter city was stricken at the tion in Okmulgee of heart died ten minutes after she was to the home of her-daughter mulgee where she had spent weeks visiting Mrs Cherry accompanied granddaughter Corrine Winter city had gone to the railroad enroute to Tennessee where to spend the summer visiting when she complained to her Dr Camell that she medical attention was administered once with no Tickets purchased and the baggage and they were awaiting for at the time Mrs Cherry of being ill NOTICE In the District Court of Sequoyah Conservative Loan Company a plaintiff vs Thomas Seabolt and his wife et al defendant! No The State of Oklahoma to Thomas and Lula Seabolt his wlfet Notice Is hereby given to Thornes Sallisaw Grain Co A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Pay Cash pay less Dated thla 81 day of May 1923 OSCAR NOBLE Court Clerk STANARD ENNIS Shawnee Oklm Attorney! for Plaintiff June 1 8 13-1928 Notice le hereby given that on tho 12th day of June 1928 at A or as aoon thereafter aa a bearing may be had the Board of County Commlaalonerc of Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma ex-officio offlcera of Sadie Township in said county and state by its proper officers will proceed before the District Court of said county at the county seat thereof to make a showing and offer proof and ask said court to hear and determine the existence character and amount of outstanding legal judgment indebtedness end to sign the bond! to be Issued In payment All persons interested may be present at the time said proof is made to remonstrate against the issuance of said bonds Dated this 29th day of May 192S BLACKARD Chairman Board of County Commissioners Attest CLAUDE PARSONS County Clerk June 1-8 1923 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FUND Notice Ii hereby given that on the 12th day of June 1928 at 9 "A or aa aoon thereafter as a hearing may be had the Board of County Commissioner of Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma ex-offlclo officer of Marble Township In said county and atate by Ita proper officers will proceed before District Court of Mid county at the county seat thereof to make a showing and offei proof and ask Mid court to hear and determine the existence character and amount of outstanding legal judgment Indebted nest anc to sign the bonds to be Issued In payment of same II peraons intereited may be preaent at the time Mid proof la made to remqnitratc agalnat the Isauance of Mid bdnda Dated this 29th day of May '1923 BLACKARD Chair Board of County Commissioners Attest! CLAUDE PARSONS County Clerk! June NOTICE OP INTENTION TO FUND Notice Is hersby given that on the 12th day of June 1923 at 9 A or at soon thsreefter as a hearing may be had the Board of County Commissioner of Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma ex-offlclo officers of Paw Paw Township In Hid county and stats by Its proper officers will proceed before the District Court of said county at the county seat thereof to make a ahowing and offer proof and ask Mid court to hear and determine the existence character and amount of outtsandlng legal judgment indebtedness and to algn the bond! to be issued In payment of same All persons Interested may be present at the time said proof la made to remonstrate-against ths Issuance of said bonds Dated this 29th day of May 1923 BLACKARD Chairman Board of County Commissioner Attest! CLAUDE PARSONS County Clerk June 1-8 1923 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FUND Notice is hereby given that on ths 12th day of June 1928 at A or as soon thereafter as a hearing may be had the Board of County Commissioner of Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma ex-officio officers of McKay township in said county and atate by Ita proper officers will proceed before the District court of Mid county at the county eat thereof to make a showing and offer proof and ask Mid court to hear and determine the existence character and amount of outstanding legal- judgment indebtedness and to sign the bonds to be Issued In payment of ism All persona Interested may be present st the time said probf Is made to remonstrate against ths Issuance of Mid bonds State Sallisaw Okla Capital Surplus I We take this opportunity to thank our many friends and customers for the business they have given us since our opening We appreciate the kind words spoken in opr behalf We are anxious to reciprocate all favors and trust those whom we can serve will not hesitate to call on us We are in a splendid position to serve you and our facilities are the best and we offer you ever banking service consistant with safe sane conservative banking $35000 OFFICERS $100000 To Loan We have $10000000 in cash to loan on well improved farms at 5 1-2 percent interest payable annually You can pay your loan or any part of it at any interest time without notice to us I PERRY WHEELER President McDONALD Cashier HAMPTON Active Vice-President AN OFFICIAL UNAFRAID AND FAIR The office of county attorney is the most important office in a county in the enforcement of the law and guiding the proper management of all other county offices When a county has a county attorney who is fair and unafraid to do his duty regardless of political influence that would tend to divert him from the strict path of duty or cause him to take a partisan view point of matters effecting the interest of all the people of the county indicates that the affairs of the county the rights and privileges of the citizens of the county and its financial affairs will be properly guarded protected and directed Sequoyah county is indeed fortunate in having a man of this character at the helm of its affairs at this time County Attorney Harry Pitchford only twenty-nine years old but with years of experience as an attorney practising before the lar of this and Adair county has made a splendid record not only as a prosecutor but as a fair aqd just representative of the legal department of the county who gives every question brought to his attention pertaining to law enforcement And standing at all times for what is right and just in advising other county officers in their official work Every criminal case brought before Directors MRS WOLL KOBEL CHERRY Directors I NAKD'IMEN WINTER RIGGS HARMON Good Bank in a Good Qzooooonooooonmonoooonriono.