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Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-07
SUMMONS

.ssn,y sas Of In the District Court
John L Fo. .ker. Plaintiff
VS.
H Tnrwnter, and all otner persons ki own or Ga
known 81, inning any ri ht. title or interest In or
to the prer ises hereinafter de~ci 'ocd ana ar2e1
fIom by. through or unier the defendants Ii d.
Tarwuier
The People of the State of Colorado
To H Tarwater. the defendant above rance
Greeting: :.
Iuu al e hereby required to appear in IN acti:
brought against you by the above named plnint'h
In the county court of Cheyenne county. State 81
Colorado ard answer the complaint therein with.
in tweGty days utter the service hereof II served
within the county. II served out Of this county
or by publication. within thirty days nfter the ser
vice hereof. exclusive of the day of service: or
Judgment b. default will be taken ng:in.: gu &C.
cordinQ to the rrnycr Ct tie complaint. And u Il
copy of the compla in the above entitled action
be not served with this sunmons or " the service
hereof be mae out Of the State. then ten days nd.
ditonai 10 the time herenbefore specified for np-
penrancc and answer will be allowed before the
taking of Judgment by default as aforesaid
verse claims In to Lots ten uU) eleven I'D md
twelve ual block eleven uD in the town Of Cllry
ennc Wells Cheyenne cc3aty. co!orudo. nccor'ii' g
to the corded plat Of the said town Of Cheyenne
Wells as will mortsully appear from the complaint
In snd acion to which reference Is here made. and
which Is now On flc In the Office Of the clerk OF
said Court
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court
q ;s we in said county 'h!s S..day o
iSeaD pub jun 92l clerk county Court
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-07

A big feature of Missouri's
centennial celebration, the Tooth
anniversary of the states admis,
sion into the Union, that will be
held at and with the Missouri
State Fair at Sedalia. August 8 81
1921, will be a Home Coming"
Of all living former Missourians
throughout America.
Many former Missourians are
row citizens of this state-if any
one of them who reads this is in
terested in that call by Mother
Missouri for a hearth stone gath.
ering of her absent sons and
daughters they are requested to
send their present address to ] A
Jenkins at Cheyenne Wells, Colo
and this information will be for.
warded to the Missouri Centen-
ial Committee. Sedalia.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-07

Prepare your exhibits for Di-
vision ore of the Agricultural de
partment of the Cheyenne county
Fair now. A sheaf of any grain
is to consist of 200 heads with
full length straw. Samples must
be neatly arranged and attached
to q cardboard 6x48 inches.
Very truly yours.
F. M. Swanson, Supt.
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-07
SuAfMQNS


cS1,x n.e ~ Gt cSv.n Soo,aoo In tho county cour:
John L Forker. Plaintiff
Benjamin. and al other persons known or un-
knswn. having or claiming any right title or inter
or to the premises hereinafter alleged and ue
serosd. from. by. through or under the defendant
Benjamin
Tho People Of The State Of Colorado
To BenjaE.in. the defe. ..dant above named
Greeting
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff in
the county Court OF Cheyenne county. state Of Col
orado and answer the eomplanttheren within TWEEN
" days after tho service hereof II served within this
coun y. or. u served out Of this countv or by pub
cation. with thirty days after The service bhrsT
xelusive Of the day Of service. or iudgrant Nv d.
fault will be taken against~YoG aecordinr 10 th.
prayer Of the eompsaisit. And II copy Of ihe com.
plaintinf .oove entitled action be not served with
This lions. II the service hereof be made out
heIssnbefore specified for appearance ard answer
VIII allowed beofe the taking Of judgment by de
fanltlas Aforesaid
IhE action Is brought to determine all adverse
eias In or to the following described real properly
situated in the county Of Cheyenne and State Of Col
tnn 70 the town Of Cheyenne Wells according 10 the
recorded plat thereof. as will more fully appear r
ironlthe complaint In said action to which reference
Is hefe made. and which is now on file in the office
Of thS clerk Of said court
Ahp you arc hsreoy notified that II you fail to ap-
pear. and answer the said complaint as above re-
quired the said plaintiff will appy to the Court for
the r4lief prayed for In his said complaint
GiMen under nv hand and the seal Of said Court
Shsyenns Wells. in said county this 2Ist day OF
tss Iii pab Jun sal clerk county Cour,
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-07

cosa,s S,sts of Gt cSsssnn. In the county Court
John Forker. Plaintiff
Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-07-07

State Of Colorado .s 4, the District Court
county Of Cheyennei
John L Fo.ker. Plaintiff
Evening star., 1921-03-20

7z-inch Mercerized Table
Damask-A fine. serviceable
grade of Mercerized Cotton
Damask. with a high, lustrous
finish. Pure white, in several
attractive patterns. A good
value, $1.30 yard.
zz-inch Mercerized Napkins
Extra heavy grade Mercer
lied Napkins, firm weave,
$500 dozen.
Mercerized Scalloped Pat.
tern Cioths-Go ood quality.
we'll woven and full bleached.
Choice of neat patterns.
Size 58x58 at $z.0e
Size 64x63 at SITS
Extra Fine Huck Towels
Splendid quality, soft and abb
sorbent. Large size. with
pink, blue or lavender border,
also all white. SOC.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Dainty Undermluslin'|ss.: S:
s5::: s;<:;st; t;'S S,s1i ssi's s.'':. Boxes: 90c

Unusually attractive in style and fabrics these night
gowns. envelope chemise and bloomers offered at
price low that you will do well supply your needs at
this time.
Nightgowns-o batiste in square neck style finished
with hemstching and hand embroidery plain tailored
style, g9c.
Nightgowns-N high neck Mother Hubbard models
OF tucks and embroidered edges, 99c.
Nghtgowns-o good quality muslin with round necks
with fine and embroidered medalons, 9e
Envelope Chemiseof fine quality nansook. prettiy trim
with insertion and embroidered medaions and I'm
ished with ribbon, 99c.
Bloomers-of silk dainty figured patterns and
med with self ruAies. An exceptional value at 99c
Boomers-o flesh batste white nansook with effective
lace trimming 1t will purchase several at 99c
Evening star., 1921-03-20
26-Pece Set
Vim. Rogers Cuaran-
teed Silver Plate
at So. Is
at So. Is

Two uncommonly attractive de-
signs-the Lincoln and La France
are offered at this unusually low
pricing. The sets consist of 6 tea
spoons, 6 tablespoons, 6 knives, 6
forks, a butter spreader and sugar
shell, and are guaranteed to give
20 years satisfactory service. This
is an opportunity that you cannot
afford to overlook if you are i'll
need of table silver.
First FYoor-Lanaburgh 4 Bro.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Envelope Chem;se.
$3.50

Fashioned of line lingerie
cloth and trimmed with Val
lace and lace medalliors, in a
number of pretty styles.
Drawers, Pair, 69c
Of good quality muslin, in
regular and extra sizes, with
tucked hemst;tched ruffles
and neat embroidered edges.
Ph'bbhne N;ghtgowns.
each, S2.95 and S3.95
Exquisitely handmade
throughout and embroidery
trimmed. these gowns present
an attractive value at these
prices. ..-xLx
Evening star., 1921-03-20

White Turkish Towels
Firmly woven of double
threads for extra wear, and
very soft and absorbent. Size
22x44. Specially priced at SIC.
Fancy Martex Towels
Compare quality and price and
you will find no towel to sur
pass this. Good size and very
fine quality. Each, 63c.
Fancy Martex Bath Mats
Splendid quality, heavy Mats.
i'll many attractive designs.
You must see them to appre-
ciate the very special price,
S1.19 to $3.75.
1s-inch All Pure Linen
Crash-A serviceable grade
of crash for general kitchen
use. Heavy enough to give
splendid wear. Neat red bor-
der. 25c yard.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Fashions Fad
Smart Fur Ch0kers

Not only smart and becoming but essential to the
Spring costume especially with the tailored suit or
rock chic little choker scarfs give just the right finish
ing detail softenng the lines about the face and
hancng the sartness of your costume The new prices
are welcome feature-$750 to $3.50.
FIoor-LAnsburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Lily White Linens
There Is a Price Reason for Seeing

There Is Pr7ce Reason tor See'ng
It is getting back to oldtmes when linens Of the
quality you'll find these to be. SO moderately priced
Housewives always "look to their linens" in Spring
time, so why not select them tomorrow?
Z2.nch Pure Irish Satin Table Dan1ask 81. so Yard
Every thread lnen of extra fine quality firmly woven,
full bleached The Damask you want for better wear
Beautiful designs.
22-nch Napkins to match $500 Dozen
Evening star., 1921-03-20
DimiV Spreads
for Beds

There are few bed coverings
more appropriate in appearance
and weight for spring and summer
wear than these attractive Dimity
Spreads. Shown in plain hemmed
or neatly scalloped styles and in
all sizes, their splendid laundering
qualities commend them to the
careful housewife.
Size 63xo0 at. ..... SEQ
Size 72x90 at......42S
Size 80x90 at......$Se
Size 90xl00 at. $3.50
With cut-out corners Especially
good for use on metal beds)
Size 63xo0 at. 800. $3.50
Size S0x90 at t...... .$z.75
Size 9Oxl00 at. 80. $3.50
Bed Sets, consisting of spread
and bolster cover. are shown in
sOxoO and 72x9o widths at $355 and
in oOx9o width at $@.75. At slightly
higher prices we are showing ex-
tremely good-looking spreads and
bed set. in colored dimity.
Double Size Crochet Spreads,
Notable for their durability and
attraetiveness. These spreads are
excellentiy made and have soft,
pretty finish. $3.50.
Singie.bed Crochet Spreads.
Light in weight and easily iaun-
dered. These neat spreads present
= very special value at this mod
crate pricing. Each. $1.98.
Crochet Spreads. Size soxoo.
These closely woven and we'll
finished spreads are shown in a
choice of two good-looking pat
terms. Each, 2.oe.
Satin MaSseiiles Spreads. Shown
in plain hemmed or cut-out cor
ner styles and attractive designs.
Size 62x92. A very good value,
each. $500.
ysGrth yloos.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Putting Ease in Easter Shopping
Ribbons
Hutter gay7y from,
String Frocks

Dame Fa.hion puts them
everywhere-here are some
she is using:
Roman Stripe Ribbons-1n ra-
diantly lovely color combinations.
for sashes and girdles. S1.00 yard.
Fancy Brocade Ribbons-Gor-
geous, designs in effective color
ings, for vests, bags and sasheS,
SIS to S4-25 yard.
Grosgrain Ribbons-widths and
colors to meet your every need,
PC to 7Sc yard.
Taffeta and Satin Ribbons
Fancy and plain effects in all the
new shades, sash and narrower
widths. Csc yard.
Hair Ribbons-All the new COL
ors and the popular old ones, too.
i'll plain, plaids and fancies, z7c
yard.
First Fioor-Lansburrh & Brother.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
I8-Po;nt F;1et Table Sets for Spring Brides

There is no better gift for spring bride than lovely Fe
Table Linens Make the set large wsh buy few
pieces and add O them from time to time.
Our assortment linen-centered 18pont Fiet Cloths.
Centerpece Does and Scarfs is comprehensive All
the wanted sizes here, priced most reasonably.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
9xl2 Crex Rugs, $500

The genuine labeled Crex Rugs, in brown
or green, with attractive stenciled border. Con-
sidering the low price, you should have several
of these rugs to make the Spting and Summer
home comfortable and good-locking
urgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-20
N;qhtqo,uns, SI.69

Very pretty gowns, OF fine
lingerie cloth, with handker-
chief yokes or built-up shoul-
der. Trimmed with Val lace
and medallions.
Nghtsowns, SI.95
There are a variety or at
tractive styles 20 choose from
among these nainsook gowns.
with dainty lace and embroid-
cry trimming.
Enve1obe Chen;se,
$2.95 and S3.95
Pretty Philippine made
chemise, in many cookbook
ing styles, trimmed with fine
hand embroidery
Evening star., 1921-03-20
BruSSiereS at 49c

Discontinued models of the we'll known De
Bevoise make. Made of good quality muslin, trim
med with lace and embroidery. BandeauX in
hook back and front styles.
Bargain Square. Ir.t FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Rdttanid Rugs at $3.50

You know that Rattania is the synonym of
service being closely woven, and especially
treated SO that they can be washed with soap
and water. Shown in a varied assortment Of
coiors and patterns. Room size 9xl2 feet.
FOuPth PIoor-L
Evening star., 1921-03-20
ENTIRELY NEW!
HemsHtched
Ceo,gette
at SI.39 yard

For Sashes and Hat Scarfs-
Nothing Smarter
1O-inches wide. finished with
inch-wide double-hemstitcled
hens; colors-Navy, black.
brown, henna, jade, gray, Hard
ing blue, tan and orchid.
First Floor-Lansburgh & Brother.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Just in Time for Easter!
Women s z2-ButtOn White
French Real Kid Cloves
$3.45
Just in Time for Easter!

Just n-and offered under their usual valueand by far
the lowest have quoted for like qualities This
opportunity stands S in lifetime
Shown in WHITE ony-Mousquetae sye-he
desired 12buttOn length overseam
Fowne finished
Every pair perfect
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Putting Your Winter Aba,e Then You'll Want These
Red Cedar Chests, Special at $25,


mothp
inhe
Evening star., 1921-03-20
N;qhtqowns, $I.95
Envelope Chem;se,
60 OK ou3 81 OK

Third Floor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-03-20

-Rightfully takes its place as the leading ma
terial used in the making of the Suits in these
four groups, because it is the ideal suit fabric,
for no other wears longer, looks better and is
so adaptable to all occasions. Other materi-
ais of prominence are Poiret Twill, Mems
Wear Serge, Gabardine and English Twill
every Suit is silk lined throughout.
These Suits embody every style feature-chic
coats for misses and the conservative tailored or
types for women. Many made attractive by til
simple use of embroidery, braid and beads.
Undoubtedly the best Suit values we ha
vears-specially priced $40, $3.50, $zo.50 and
Second FIoor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27
Time Ripe For Overnight Hikes

With the coming Of the leaves, the
Boy Scouts mind lightly turn to
thoughts of camp--and what healthy
young person, either boy or girl. does
not experience a thrill at the thought
of the first night in the woods, cf the
opportunity to renew acquaintance With
The small creatures and mysterious
influence is it that weaVeS its spell
round the campers and YIELDS them into
one brotherhood?
Troop Three under Scoutmaster Lew
is Davidson, camped Friday night at
Oil Springs arriving there shortly be-
fore dark Friday evening in truck
furnished by George Norris. The time
Saturday was spent mostly in trying
to entice members of the willy finny
tribe to become brain food. After dark,
last evening the troop returned and
now the first 1921 overnight hike of
Troop Three is history.
Troop One, under the new acting
Scoutmaster George Il. Fish, and AS
sistant Scoutmaster Dawson didn
stay overnight. but had an enjoyable
outdoor session north % city lake Fri
cay evening.
Other troops are planning for the
overnight stunt. and before April has
passed all will have received their first
introduction of the season to the
woody wilds."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27
"GOD HELPS THEM WHO
HELP THEMSELVES"
Rev. sam Jones

II is the part of the wise and SEN
sible man to look ahead and To arrange
ahead. Whatever of Providence there
is in God, His creatures may adopt as
Il part of their creed and part of their
life. God looks ahead and arranges
ahead. | have often thought of hu-
manity in this connection. | have had
my heart touched by scenes | have wit.
messed. have found widows and or
phans in destltution. Does God pro-
vide for those who love and serve him?
Yes, God has rained down mamma TO
the children of Israel in the past: God
made the ravens take bread to Elijah,
and we find instances where He has fed
physical man out of his hand. | be-
lieve that while the lilies bloom and
the ravens are fed, our bread shall be
given us and our water be sure. We
should lay by the harvest while. the
sun shines. 1t is well to have the lux
uries and comforts Of life while We live.
but we may soon die, and then what
becomes of those whom we love, who
are dependent upon is when we are
dead and gone? 1t is your business to
care for your family in life, and it is
also, if ii is in your power. your busi-
ness to look after them after YOU are
dead and gone.
believe in this as strongly as / be-
lievc that stand here.
Is it not well that the pale wife who
has watched you and your children in
sickness and in health, and who seals
with her white and tender hards your
eyes in death. should be provided foi
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27
Los Angeles Producer Of Moving
Pictures Says Clara Smith Can't
Capitalize Her Shame on Screen

plane of influence A great moral re-
juvenation has been in progress in film.
land.
1T must be clean or it won't succeed
is now a rule in the high-class motion
picture studios.
The American public has been edu
Gated TO expect decency above every
thing else" is another rule in the ranks
'of responsible producers.
The Hamon case could not he used
for pointing out lesson to the few silly
girls or moral lepers and social pariahs
among elderly persons who might be
attracted if film based on its loath-
some details We're exhibited.
No, good people Of Ardmore, don't get
excited in the belief that Clara is 70
ing to drive present-day film favorites
to the poorhouse.
AS one long associated with the mo.
ton picture industry, as one who has
seen it grow from flickering novelty
to a mighty factor in American society
rs one who speaks as 4 wife and a wt,>
man interested in upholding the ideals
of the American home and freside,
want to emphasize that | have such
strong faith in the American public that
car offer Clara Smith Hamon some
advice. 1t is
Don't go into the movies"
Fer if you do. Clara. you'll be given
cold, cruel reception and your ven.
ture will be miserable failure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27
New Second Class Scouts

Joseph Odom. Wesley Garret and
Galy Varnel are. second class scouts,
and they are real ones, too; having
stood up before that august body the
Court of Honor and gone through their
PAGES in real Scout fashion. They not
only demonstrated their knowledge OF
second class requirements, but proved
themselves regarding the Scout Oath
and Law. But they came away smil-
ing. for the sure enough Scout is pre-
pared for anything and the Court OF
Honor examination is only one Of the
means by which he acquires greatness.
AS someone said "the bigger they are,
the harder they fall" and so it is with
the Scout--the bigger the problem the
harder he attacks it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27
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afterNyou have passed away? II is alb
solutely In your power to prevent sur
fering and it is your duty to do It. You
must prepare Il competency Tor your
wife and children after you are gone.
Providence sometimes provides di-
rectly, but more often 1t puts us III
such relations to things that we may
provide for ourselves, He who can
provide for himself and his home ana
will not do it is like the fellow that
would not plow by reason of the clouds.
He must beg his bread in harvest time.
Widows and orphans are many. A
mans highest ambition in life, next
to the salvation of the soul should be
to provide for those whom God has
committed to him, not only while he
lives, but after his arm, which has so
faithfully lsbored for his loved ones,
has been paralyzcd in death
I believe life insurance is a provi'
dence that no man can ignGe | be-
leve that every man that has fam
lily ought to carry a policy commen'
surate with his ability to pay the prem
ium. He may thereby lose some luxury
while he lives, but will provide for
loved ones after he is dead.
Life insurance is but an investment
in the interest of widows and orphans
So | feel and so | practice. There Is
no more cruel thing for man to do
than to leave his family on charity
published by Request-Editor)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27

Los Angeles, Cal March 25.-It Is
more than possible that Clara Smith
Hamons dream of breaking into filmdom
as a moving picture star, will never be
realized. especially if her desire calls
tor any attempt to immortalize herself
through the reproduction. in pictures,
Of sordid scenes from the life which her
cwn testimony showed had a past,
past which years and years of pious
ntonement cannot atone.
Even could it be arranged for a
board of censors to pass the film, it is
more than doubtful If any legitimate
actors could be secured who would be
willing to lend themselves and their
names to such production as it would
be. And if it proved possible to meet
this last contingency towns, cities and
states would prohibit showing the fin
ished picture.
Speaking of the possibility of Clara
Smith Hamon attempting TO capitalize
the sordid chapters of her life's story,
to turn into dollars the history Of her
life as it was interviewer in the life
Of Jake Hamon. the Oklahoma million
aire and Republican politician, Of
whose murder she was recently ac-
quilted at Ardmore, in tine state of Ok
lahoma. Lois Weber. one Of the most
universally known directors and pro-
iucers of motion pictures said:
This city--Los Angeles-the worlds
capital of filmdom-has read that Clara
Smith Hamon is considering offers to
pose before the motion picture camera
and attempt to visualize the filth OF
Oklahoma's sordid tragedy.
This, no doubt, was tremendous news
on the main street of Ardmore, Okla
homa.
But in the great Los Angeles colony
Of studios employing Thousands Of high
salaried artists and artisans il elicted
but this one comment today:
who. among the most irresponsible,
fly-by-night producers would stoop so
low as to put over a film based on the
Hamon case"
1t may interest the good people Of
Ardmore, Okla, to know that theh
Clara won't get very far on the way
to fame if she tries to capitalize her
shame in the movies"
Time was when the production of
film plays was hardly past the crude
"chase" scenes that most anything
went over in motion picture theatre.
Then the films were more or less Of
a novelty.
But that period was also in the days
when unprofitable feed. stores and gro
ceres were sometimes convertei ovci
night into Cinema palaces"
Now the motion picture business is
one of the leading industries of the
nation And as such il is taking a high
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27
In the District Court for Carter County
State of Oklahoma

state EX Rel.
James II. MatAers County Attorney
Of Carter County, oklahoma, plaintiff,
VS. One Ford Automobile. defendant.
No. 1898.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an order of sale issued to
me out Of the District Court of Car
ter County Oklahoma, | will on the 4th
day of April, 1921, at 2:S0 O'Clock p. m.
of said day. at the front door of the
court house in Ardmore, Oklahoma, Of
fer at sheriffs sale. to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand, without
appraisement the following described
property, to-wit:
One fivepassenger Ford Automobile,
engine No. I22l60j.
The above described property is sol
under order of confiscation for viola
ting the prohibitory laws of Oklahoma
and is directed by said order Of sale to
be sold as upon execution without ap-
rraisement, and the proceeds Of said
sale to be distributed according to law.
BUCK GARRETT Sheriff.
A. w. GAINES, Deputy.
25-10