The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-31
TERM IN COUNTY 4
COURT DUE OPEN
HERE ON NOV. Il
% Criminal Cases Set for Hearing:
u Civil Actions Are Listed;
Liquor Charges prsdoml
nate on Docket
WIFE DEsERTIoN IS
CHARGED AGAINST }
Failure 10 Provide Medical Aid In.
eiudsd In Accusations: Gambling
on Two Counts: other
Cases poeketed.

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cases constitute the docket for tho
continued October term of ocu,,y
court. which Ia scheduled TO open
here Monday. November H.
Liquor cases are far in the ma
iorliy. - actions charging unlawful
possession. six transporting and six
selling charges. Three Of the de.
PENDANTS IN IN. criminal cases are
charged with wife dcsertlon. ono
wit failing to provide medical aid
for child. one with obstructIng pnb-
lie highway. one with attempt to de-
fraud. one with keeping bawdy
house. one with disturbing public
worship and two with gambling.
Beck Case On Docket. -
Trial of the case state Of Okla.
homa W.. ]. II. Beck. Rush Springs
man. charged with falling TO provide
medical aid for his young son who
recently died from the effects of
lockIaw. Is set for the next term
Of county court. Il Is alleged that
Beck. In the fanaticIsm of religious
belief. refused medical MD for his
afflicted son. although tho services
Of Dr. A. c. White. then county
physician. who investigated the case.
were offered. Beck made bond for
appearance when arrested several
months ago.
Automobiles are defendants In
three OF the IA civil cases. These
eases are condemnation proceedings
instituted by the county attorney.
The automobiles. Il ls alleged, were
used for the transportation Of lntoxi-
eating liquor
The Defendants.
Defendants In the II criminal
cases wherein unlawful possession
of intoxicating liquor is charged are:
l.. c. Zlnn, J. w. Hines and j. p.
Ellis. Jack Kelley. Mark Weams
and w. J. Hines, Oliver Messer en-
n. Jack Byrd and Jim Byrd, Inger
Jordan. Bob Cornett. j. @. Chrisman
ct AL II. Knipplemelr, Frank Allen,
and w. G. Allen, Harman Kleager
and John Osborne.
These are named In the trans
porting charges; Patt Henry, Henry
Bond, Jess Ward. Lee Martindale,
Buster Bolt and l. L. Rhodes. Sell
ing charges, according to the docket,
are pending against Clarence James,
Clyde Hightower (two cases., w. G.
Garter, Jim Jones and B. Kicks.
Defendants in other cases booked
for the coming term are: J. II. Nor
veil, charged with obstructing pub
lie highway; Ven Irwin, charged
with wife desertion; Bigboy Crab
tree, charged with gambling; L. D.
charged with keeping
bawdy house; G. B. Tollos, charged
with wife desertion; Osbury Melton,
charged with wife desertion; Roy
Clark, charged with disturbing pub
lie worship; Clayton Taylor and
Jack Watson, charged with gamb-
ling; T. J. Deskins and Vera Des-
kins, charged with attempt to de-
fraud
Civil Cases to Be Tried.
Civil cases docketed for trial are:
w. r. Patterson ct al VS.. Ben B.
Jantz, suit on debt; Jim McRae VS..
Ben Johnson, suit for damages; ].
Wenzel VS.. E. D. Dustin, appeal from
justice of the peace court; e. H.
Weatherford VS.. J. w. Shaw, appeal
from justice of the peace court;
Campbell company VS.. Anache Cot
ton Oil company, suit for damages;
J. NJ. Sharp VS.. Dave Hill, suit for
judgment
Henry Duffy VS.. G.. w. Unsell, ap.
peal from justice of the peace court:'
]. E. Dies VS.. w. D. Kramer, appeal
from justice of the peace court:
State of Oklahoma VS.. One Ford
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