The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-02
PETITIONS COURT
 TO ENJOIN PARKER
CUBACE FILES ACTION
Asks Court Permanently Enjoin Parker from Publishing Paper
 Says Lists Withheld.

be permanently enjolned from oper- atlng and publishing a newspaper in , Conway and that he be compelled to deliver into the custody of the pla.n- tiff or of the court advertising, su0- scription and mailing lists belonging 10 the Conway Weekly Times was tiIeI Tn chaneery court this afternoon y J. c. Cubage, publisher of the Times snce hls purchase of the plant and assets of the paper at the commi-- sloner's sale held under chancery coar, decree dissolving the partnership be- tween Mir. Parker and L. s. DunaWay.
 Mr. Gubage asserts in his petition that under the terms of the sale he acquired the advertising and circdla- ton lists and the good will of the Times, as well as it's physical plant, but that such lists have not been sur rendered by the defendant MT. Dun away IS also named as a defendant in the action.
 By reason of the failure to deliver mailing lists, advertising lists and contracts and other records of the newspaper, Mr. Cubage alleges that it Is imposs ble to determine the standing of any subscriber, a condi- tion which has greatly hindered his operation of the Times snce he ac- quired control Such lists. the peti- tion recites, were enumerated in the terms of the sale as assets and as such, deliverable to the purchaser.
 A permanent injunction aga nst MT. Parker, who has published the Conway Weekly News since he was compelled to vacate the Times plant, is asked by the plaintiff for the req son that the good will of the former management of the Times was also included among the assets sold by the commissioner and bought by MT. Gu bage. The attempt upon the part of Mr. Parker to establish another paper is argued to be a violation of this stipulation in the contract of sale, and for this reason, the permanent in junction against the operation and publication of a newspaper here is asked.
 Advertising contracts and sched- ules held by the Times under the management of Mr. Parker are also enumerated by the plaintiff as one of it's assets, the non-delivery of whica has hampered publication of the paper since the sale. As asked in the peti- ton. Mr. Parker would be compelled to deliver all records of this nature to Mr. Cubage or to the court for dispo- sal as it may see fit.
 Chancellor Jordan Sellers this morn- ing entered an order in the suit brought by Nr. DunaWay to dissolve his partnership with Mir. Parker. The order is preparatory to the division, under court order, of the amount for which the Times was sold and which IS yet held by the court. Both parties to the action we've ordered by Chancel- Tor Sellers to produce books and re- cords belonging to the business on demand of the master, J. Frank Jones, and to hold themselves subject to examination, which will determine the relative interests of the two in the property and become the basis of division of the money. The court also approved the sale of the property by Commissioner W. r. Whiddon.
 The court went into session this after the arrival of Chancel- Tor Sellers from Norriton. 4 brief number Of cases We're considered in addition to the hearing given the suit brought by Mr. Dunaway. A recess was taken shortly before noon until 2 o'clock, when the petition by Mr Cubage is set for hearing. The com plcte docket of the court this morning is as follows:
 !. A. Mode vs. Ciley Williams ct at, order distributing excess funds as per precedent.
 Gerstle Medicine Company vs. J H. Finton. execution ordered against de fendant for amount of debt.
 Ben W. Wood vs Conway Lumber Company settled and decree ordered satisfied
 L, s. Dunaway vs. J. E. Parker, re- port of sale filed and approved; all parties ordered 10 produce books and records belonging to said business on demand of the master, and to subject themselves to examination concerning sans.
 E. M. Raybourn, ex parte, report of attorney ad Item filed and proof of publication of warning order fil- ed; decree of confirmation and re- storation of lost deed
 Julia 4. Brame vs. A. F. Brame, decree for plaintiff for divorce at her cost
 Landon C. Yarbroueh vs. Violet larbrough, decree for plaintiff for