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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

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I.onfau SEPT a ess dnfuF
he riA African finpaln hNi
there fpt arrived 10 Aysshleni
heavy moiof lofllsa rsisi sin
wireless lrfil'siiens snt aas
mounilas rovsffui arhiHl
oeletlf ihe purpose 30 thas sew
insiua rrnt. bsume tnaen ta gho
laquslilss blacks. ~ho p.emgiiy stni
stfousheat tbs lo~n 81 x9mba aAa
tie surfoanilns allarsa ths asus
that ihsif ~hlfs masters Nd bfoasht
into it- land msall sfs ,hal GOALS
zee esslywhufe eveu ~ she dafhstt
nlsht ana poeeffal msshns lhai
,oald speak wlihon muuih tni hear
without sars Yea. even n Is linfs
far distant wsfe lhe sefat hrafi
10 me superatIllens asssEs ths
advent - these tflisntfs % rafo
rtan ~llthefafi fof as tata esfs
ihey rated eaa ~ no msins vel.
come
D'd q hot mtaa that thtif sefftI
vhlsperiaei ahd thtiF hidden doias
sculd D. disclosed % iat sli hngs
inf vhiia msnf
n mrssafes from olhtr-s BITE men
Ter aAag caaid he 81 tiYpd. Nas if
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
Wireless Stirs Dread In Natiues


US tsf tin mas ihs hsisnla9 ma.
,aIas caeli aislhsaf ssassfsetAns
70 lhs mmllf haisf
& lhs sfe eoah eieret tha aAfh
reIs siif off could u nos mofa
Fiif 80 'alo me hlsrs nAns nsaf.
Nv iHlase asa lhsrs watsh WAT
haspsasdf
ror aafs ~ siaaslana lo~uiklp
Was n state 81 poaalani rar.
rufaf we.shti eve heart II ne maa
stri. uispnsss hsA aai alepys
hIsa salis logn avprssssd waa ,hs
nsaamtu shess vefas Is lh. on.
'lai, sd nat been tpe was fsul.
hasiNa a. maaf
N0l ualn ny tsi hssa lola aaAla
rad ssaln ihtt ihe eusllsh uisd
lh.if maN.e aoasis eaif % lsagn
ah Hl iafr saimls ald ths aallves
ihNw so lhsu tflrhlsasi fsslFalat
ana resume ghelr uaatsd esfslsa
msaass ( NE fha ssalanatlon va
% hm - nalufii ~ eoafsu. IA
e'ihs ~ ir.sndi soala -, B. .ah.
lest i4 ihs hlash area 81 sartsry
~ ihl falet hsafisa ths pressnes
- . ps'f y asf.a's So q vowsfial
rrHm ny " falflsifmi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
GERMAN sTRIkFs AM
NE,Iu>c N END

Berlin. Sept T-Ths oslnion Of
ihs cerman press On ihe silnnss-
Labsfssc contracts ls that Il rep
reseuis m first fruits o. the wsis-
badeu Agreement Tor German indus
try and that Il Incidentally ls a
,indieaiion Of tho rspintlons poll.
oiea inaugurated By shs iats For-
elgn Minister Dr.. walter Raihenau
The point u stressed thar the agree
msnt marks tha nrs step toaara
overcoming Frsneh hostility ln fhs
devastated regions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

mauaa re lovely ns,t vas so
IN her face - shs surles ahonl
agalnst tie time u maianas receiver,
frsm her lanfFlm n~ lghfs face wn,
llke this shea be spoke u hls foster
mother IN both tle,s helnfs iher.
~as something which fnMlicnsd q,
pure love
Mamma had recovered and vas eat
ins cold scrambled esgs "a tie eoiner
o. ne kHrhen table rlQn tie lce
eream s,Hia party wns ready a. ses
o. Dwight thnw her satual -nss
ter come too Mother neti bli shs
shook Der head She ~ she'd t. ro
wished y VITA volsuer bar she ~n
lusei a. glAe a. her athiny rcfasa
quailiY ei onaieupi When jeans
arrived ulih nOhh,. 49, bad hrsla.bi
sheaf ~ slaanll Tor ,frs Nelt. ara
iook them a. hef ln fhe AlteAsn. and
AZ she lRld nc duwefs hetidv t,r. ihs
young glfl stepped anl kssed hsf
"ieu little darling g rrel sirs nrit
and cluue 10 her her i'firA e,es III
~ Something luiense and nNlnr nui
when ihs ise cream pary had SCI or
nt lasi. Ars. lielt leg, her supvr. each
cred ~ tAe flowers and crossed ihs
lawn % the oid rriple. ennans
dates
@lnle sha'nt have em- the old
woman gh0nrit
And then IL was quite hennilful 4
watch her Ml'h Grandma Gates
WHOM she tended nnd petleA {,
whose eomplalnlnss she llsioaed. and
% whom she sr'ed 10 ten ne small
events ~ l.er dny when her neigh
hor had gone Gfondma Gates said
that u wns vs. rood as dose u melll
cine 70 have her colne in
sfrs iiert SAT on the porch .vsiorcd
and pleasant when the miaily ~
turned III ana Rpthy bad walked
home with Jenny
"i.ooA here said Dwight Herbert
"who Is Il Sis home ana has lcs
creem pat IN her lap IKE . quscnf"
"yaullly OF choeo,atei@ Mrs. siell
demanded
'thoculato mamma Ina crled
With the hrecze In her yoice,
Vanity sets better" Mrs He'll said
They sat with her on Tie porch
while she ate. Ina rocked ca creok.
lng board Dwight swung leg oYer
the railine Monona sat pulling leE
sklrl over her feet and huulmlng an
On one note. There Was no muon. bot
the warm dnsk had quality II
transparency as n Il we're NJ Ia an
lts pardcles
Tie gate opened and some one
came W the walk. They looked. and
Il WIS isulu
"Well, II II ainf Miss i.ulu Bc,i r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
MADE TIIEM INTO WINE
n,THIR fI,N IOsr fiIln

Ardmofe. ssft wild Efar n
southern Oklahoma afs plaailfHi ani
rather than go ths hlfda ss' thsm. y
r Hlodrs,t made them .n's sine
ho told county ofilrefs ~hsu affpsfs.
for operating a aill late fasaisr
pepuiy Sheriff bob short foHfei dal
- galloua OF wlns ard destroyed }
case % nov fraii jars ana sese ..
wooden casks niaiFsii saa rslsas 4
on bond % await ehsfsss Ia district
court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

f0r hieasy Haa baiflf foahls
ffnssi sea- asd lama baek fheama-
lism. irrrealaf'tlss q ~ hidnsys
ara tiaddar Regulates hiadasF
trouhlaa la chiidisn II not sola ~
tfuT1lsis maj tkN smail hostla
enen esfe rsaa fof suoFn tssii-
noaiais .Dr n "a nai. ASA olws
airsst. si Loaia. No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
CElfBlCr ISSUE IS
UNDER DEBATE
woAan Preacher Challenges The
Wisdom of he PlAesics
An Ideal, Net
Law

Lesaoa. sers ssa /. ire
meadeus iorss sna sA.Hl,Y "a
mean, poser eonslollea aus slfss -
re~er Aas il. A cammane. A..
elsfs. Mis- ushds hoydan nnsl.nt.
nmsus wewAu pFeasAe dssess.lns
lhe rel.l~sy q the ,ieFr -na, sasa
ehasilss 4 - mush r-sa'Fea - mif.
rlea - ahmaFrea peeIls
RepoFts .sNm Rome tsaf iaefe ihte
heea teslslans made 20 ,hs ,aicar
% r'lisse rflesis u ia lahianlan -
eeiieses have aroasei disanaions ln
1oudpu ss 70 thv skiuu ~ telnasY
loF ihe elefxy
No doaht 4 Il the fseiihF shat 3
isai pr'e'i mssi cars for =. -. so &
and bad that kns persuaded saus
shagvAes 20 demand q oalllAia lricats
hoot said Nss Ro,aca "a seems
inpei,itle. 10 . svnse 4 /. papotaitie
ior a man 90 have - er,al 4 l,as.lba
Cor soals al souls a. a fflhst vi.
quifes q ho has aifeatY Eetn 80 psf
mount : elsim upon NJ IRE asis gives
10 msFtiasu % one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
LONDON H,NhfRs 10
L0AN AUSTRIA MONEY

ioHfl1 Hept IA etoap of Loa.
aon hauksfa haa agreed % oiir AZ.
TRAN i1aa 81 hel@rga s1ao9 d04
Funis ana s0oa aae pauass. a..
"a aias lo h. nsllg Hagas
fhu ipan shrh Nealt rea ilra as.
fiefsi "a tAa fepaailaas commission.
world - secured b. Ausffaass lm
fart isssrae, tna ~wHa b. rrasi 4
only oa ssndiiioa ihai Austria -
Ftsn msnieflum ~ i've rhrs oa
nsf aaf ls.ieun'ir pllmaais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

For two years. writes Nrr sarsh
- Bennett. Anderson. indiana. 7 tried
most everything for ms kidnsy trouble.
but had no snccesa. until I sot Folsr
kidney pllis" Foley Kidney Pulls
qnkkiy relieve hackaehe. rhtumatie
pains. dizziness and blurred vision.
kidney and bladder tronhis
kidney and hlsdder trouble Sold
Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
eoueas pIsruaa scaool NoAl.

sehooi teachers sAoaii elva a.
sane advlce 10 ehlldfen wb0 have
cougha a. this Florida teacher a iss-
ommfnfod Fuisy's ifane1 sni Taf -
ths children Ia M lchoal who had hs
flu' and good resalis cauin whenever
Il was usef wfites Air 4 Ann-
strong. Oketchul~e FLORIDA
strong Oteschobee. flafiii Sole
EVery here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

s1fad oonsilnaiion about fosr years
ana had awful bad headaches Aile'
taxing Foley cathariic Tablets. va
ouIckiy relieved" /" writes Mrs. Ayrtln
Jones. 81. Joseph. 90. Foley CAthaf'lo
Tabfeta for blliounness. headacnes.
blurred vision. coated ,engue and bAa
breath. Sold Everywhere. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

Asa,s ias nss. ara tula.
Wen .,ea'e hsss ,l.s esAsr. -
-. 10 sca
-i,~s<k, n~'sA,.- ~se n. -r<s.
. = 'hs n>ssa m afsais st~yr
80, p&xx -, ,,:.-s :,
~ ruse ftfsts Sleeve
e 3si1 -xas Als alhs<
~lf <e.s sha 1.~ser
- n~'ses sfs ~a-ar
Ne nsss ~. s..,es rrpsa.,n.
80 ss,rds ~nasa that ninr - tai
ses' tsie = wps sfs.is ms,h< sAs
taFu<t va cot
Ss luis sAl6 a ~.na ,Ass I'd
fanfhef
nw heis hslFsn~esa " nlll. oct.
isFs shs qDafr~,ed ana rcs~nlsa 30
IN are hsaes M be- nark.
f1feuKh seane lndeisnuiuats sen.s
= ths lmppgisafs 90 'hs crisis ~
t'esoens sniesrd ghslf t.srlsf n~irht
iishied thai Alsh. rsuifsl banss ana
rsecs uhwni. ssylnr
ria fasi. ! asnpls wsn ma have h
lsip iso espssi. tsse 4 - ,nsa.
teur hoins with " IN D.. fssafs "a
fhe I'd terms
Welt
lfq a. con,inaedl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
GOV rals o0r
" s WORTH Monty

Cut ent this sllp enclose wilh bc.to
Foiey A 60. sk1s eheffeld Ave. CAL
loAfA Az. writing yoaT name snd a..
afess clearly fea wIli fecelso In e..
turn ! trial pAskare coniAininF Pol.
sla houey and Tar Compound for
coughs coida and eroun rolsy KID
ney lIlis and fuie, cAihArut rahIess
soid Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
-wer. n II Aiu's Misc Lui9 estsi-
Dwight Cried. invcluntafily.


Dwight cried lnyoluntarily. and Ina
cried out something
"Iiow did you KNOW Lulu nslsed.
Know Know whafr
That Il amt Lulu Deacon Hello.
MAMMA"
She passed the others and kissed
her mother
say said Mrs Dett psciiiy. -And
I Just ate up the last spoonful q
cream
"AIn't Lulu Deacon Ina's voice
rose and sweiled richly. "what yoh
Didn't be write 20 your iluip
asked.
Not a word Dwight answered
this. AN we've had We had from yoe
--the last from Savannah. Georgia.
Savannah. Georgia" said Lulu
and laughed.
They could see that she was dressed
wen. In dark red cloth. with q little
t.itipg hat and dropping veil. She
did pot seem In any wise upset. nor
save for that nervous laughter. DIG
she Show her excltelqent.
"weil but he's here With you. isnt
her Dwight demanded @Isnt he
here7 Where ss he.~
-Ay.l = 'mest to orescP by tL.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
Tl'Rks ARE REFUSED
IN TIE CIsEEks

Athens, sapt. 7,--Frssh attacks ~
The Turkish naiionalizis have ben
repuised by he Greeks Who inflicted
severe casualties ACCORDING 70 an
official communlque issued last
night. TBe statement ssys;
THE enemIey offensive scsafd
saardag met With stubborn resist
ance from our troops who repuised
frssh attacks. The ntmber p The
enemy killed and wounded ssceeds
1900. Cur forces retired IN order.
destroying communications.
The enemy has not jet occupied
Eskl- -shehr, although the town has
been evacuated five days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

He might apils be described A.
..The Little Gray Mah.
Sisiy.two ycars 81 age. slight
of build. unassuming in carriage
and presence The outstanding
factor IN hA appearance Is ihe
lndtn gray oycrtouc that secsas
10 euxhroud him.
Ills plain. rather darkish gray
suit matches almost perfectly in
hue the gray ~ - misiaehe and
his hair. which in inrn blend with
the gray Of his eses. Ills scriolis.
almost solemn. attitude toward
an subjects Of DISCUSSION. further
cast grayish aura about his
personnliiy There Is no snggcs
ton ~ color. of eaieiy. or
SPARKLE or sciutiilation about him
Only quiet earnest. scrious gray
ness.
Born IN Goodhue county,
annn. IN 1860, when that state
was siill an outpost nf our
uorthwesterm frontier. Nolsiead
i product OF the hnrd-workine
serious thinking people WITH
whom his whole lifc has been
cast.
Educated n public schools and
Al 81. Olaf's College, he was all
mitled 10 the bar Of Minnesota
in 1884 After having served as
president of the board of educa
ton. city attorney and mayor of
his home town. he was county
attorney - yellow Medicine
county for "a years before being
elected 20 congress lie ~ now
completing his tenth term a.
Representatives lis one child =
daughter m attorney aud =
nraetlcing law in the Volsiead
office NJ Granite City. MINI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

. sft<n csnssd ~ an A n.r..s ee.s,,ss.
81 ne mucpus pninR n ne Ensf - \ 4. 4
tunf. yNhsn tfis tbhe Il infa med -,
n1se a fuutlAg soend 81 lfnperfs<s
Efarnf Unless fls lnl4mmafis. ca
= rs11eed. your kssfins may y DE-
HiLL's czfAisar ssrp,c1xss ~m
Dc shat 80 claim f0r ft--<i1 s's4,r sy~fs~,
- Cafsfrh or Dt4ffess oaas<s1 ~
Canfrh. HALLS cATAngff MFDIrfNk x
Ies bffn Dcc<1EfaI a The fr1af1n<nf 81
Netarrh for over ferty Tearn
><o1 " ~ tf-lxrzss. .
-. ,. 0sssx . O. vpls6A q tsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
voLsTEAp rs A
MILD. HAMMERED MAN
SILENT AND MODEST
BUT A ffuHTER

socatc Of boo,c viii discus. Vol
stead Those ISSUES. end not
prohibition. Nolsiead wal tel
yon. are the serious problems fo
b. faced just now
There i probably no man in
confres~ whose numc is IS widely.
known lat about whom as an
individual ~ little h known, ~
Nohioad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

They are already maklne clear
% Ne why seme n the rreatra, AMONG
men hnse been able 90 transmuie mo
creative po~sr q - into great
nsr,lon tor all humanity They enable
"a 20 understand why such a sllfbask
- lhai never strikes one a. ascssle of
cruel or barren
They may even teach some -
whom the more normal llfe. with a
sailffaetlon of the Instincts of sen. ls
denied. how iosaehievo 4 rich and fali
and creative NE There are perhaps
more 20 whom celibaey ls both pos
sible and desirable than a. present
Ne realize
'nat I believe that Psychologist
will Aifo convince ua of ,be folly %
tiying 90 force such an ldaal upln
those who reject a. u 4 concelyabio
that a church may uphold the coll.
baoy of The clefrr o. ~ ideal "a
Ain surely 10 longer ehforce 4 a.
iaw"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

'rhefe IL slroAe case 20 be made
oei Cor otliha,s p lesthood one eau.
I lhink. rassly uuasr, ,sua shy chris.
ne supreme priest ald NO, n,afrY 80
ono will aasFea thal IL "a. bssAnie
~ dssrlisd love Or lllsa whit, d ues
che claim Of ~ humanity 20 him uas
700 eieat
rrhere ls a siIore rase ior a cell
be plleslheed Yet / bsilose We ~
thn Church of England have aous
sell % feleci 4
40 enc ,eh refuse % admire a
faihsr Damien. who d. votes hii ne
once Cor an toA worA 81 mefry which
nut. mafrheo out = the quesllon
nut 10 can also samlfo Al, mtp
Who titss 40 the resfeaalhllups %
mafiaee and nehrhond and "a serves
his b. lple TOO lfs task may BE- lsa.
drcah lns ser,les i different d.
character
Modern pycholorlaa are teach.
lnr ua how futile ana a'sasimaf Il q
% q, % eniorce q state 81 nlni
The mere words .ouads flsloulous.
but rirhlly undsrnsood psychologists
do not shandun the idea ~ ftli con
ttol they enllehien and eaueate Il.
ThrY shuw us hos "a manage our.
selves sod develop oar powers They
show hos fiei Il = 10 try 20 d. q ~
ar repfcas them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

Is.dsr elssslntd sds get results
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
CARD OF THANKS

:, ,be Voters of Bryan County,
y, TAKE this method of extending
,ou my sincere thanks for the
|SI,5 = IL consideration you'gave my can
Edocv iiia for the legislaturerbn the 7th
i Sy Of November
And 10 those who did not support
"a I wish to say l regard you as
% ~v friends also. for you exercised
=; ;nriyilegc we all have, and of WHICH
an indeed proud; and it will be my
s,irp as member of the legislature
|%om nm this county to serve all the peo-
10 I every element of business, indus
|Tv n and labor, earnestly and faith
|hlly.
Since | have spent the best part
4 nv life in Bryan county, l feel
nat YOU supported me because of
me- life | have lived among you and
M principle you thought l possessed,
md assure you will try to conduct
nyself in such a way that you will
AVE no cause to regret the conf
jence you so kindly reposed in me.
Your obedient servant,
c. E. THORNLEY,.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24

lst insertion Nov. "a, 1929
i'h insertion Dec. %, 1922
|N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
BRYAN COUNTY, STATE OF
OKLAHOMA.
D. D. Crawford, Plaintiff,
VS..
j. H, Holland. Tom Moore, r. B.
Lemon and f. l.. Rickerson, De-
PENDANTS.
No. 5064.
NOTICE OF SHERItF'S SALE OF
LAND
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
Nanco Of an order of sale issued out
d the District Court of Bryan Coun-
+ E' Oklahoma, on the 22nd day of No
embcr, 1929, in an action wherein d.
D. Crawford was plaintiff and j. II.
Holland, Tom Moore, r. B. Lemon
and T.. l.. Rickerson were defendants,
directed to me. the undersigned. shcr-
If of Bryan County, Oklahoma, COM
mand'ng me to levy upon. appraise
and sell the following described pro-
|perty, to-wit:
The SCI, of NEl.; SEA of SW1l
Of MEL; Lot a; SWA of NWA; and
W. Of SWA of SEA of NWA of
section |; Ei9 of SEA of NEA; and
SSWh of SEA of NEA of Section 2.
township 9 South. Range 9 East of
Inc Indian Base and Meridian, con-
IIaaln1ing "a l65 acres, owned by ]. H.
Holland; and Lots l, 2, and 3; N1a of
Nn,t, SL,t Of NWA: SEA of SEA of
NM; Ela of SWA of SEA of
NNrM4; NJ of SWA of NEA; and
SWh of SWA of NEA of Section
!; township 9 South, Range 9 East
Vi tne Indian Base and Meridian, con-
%Smming l65 acres, owned by j. H.
holland and Tom Moore, to satisfy
Judgment and decree of foreclosure
IN favor of said plaintiff and against
said defendant, E. L. Rickerson, OBJ
Mlned ;s0ld and made in said court on the
10Th ! day of October, 1922. for the
sum OF $8073.99 with interest there
On at the rate of 8 per cent per an
mum from January 1st, 1921. until
paid and the further sum of $780,
w with interest thereon at the rate
VI per cent per annum from Feb
,uary 10Th, 1922, until paid, and the
i,urther sum of $s31.25 as attorney
ices; and all costs laid out and ex-
pended and costs accruing.
Now' therefore, in compliance with
Ssm SSl1 execution and order of sale,
,Uno, T,,I, on the 26th day of December
W. at the hour of 200 o'clock p
H. o. said day, at the east door Of
se Court house in the City of Du
toa t;oa', IN said County and State, Offer
Sss. iSUr sale and sell to the highest anC
~ vs. !, bidder, for cash, the said proper
y, aooyIe-described or so much thereo.
ir,oWlIl VIII satisfy said judgment will
moJt e[eSt and costs, said sale to b'
iSue irSot subject to the prior mortgage
tssSxeso'G,dness of $l4,000.0O and an!
lsHS lHSS legally due and owing on salt
Witness my hand this % day O
'0Vember. 1922.
~ RUEL TAYLOR,
SSherlff of Bryan County, Okla
uTTF9 ny FSyn CLYDE NORMAN, Deputy
'hahbACK & MCDONALD,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
NJ WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

November IL, 1922.
This will serve to introduce to you
ur one time citizen, A. r. Saliva,
vho il has been our pleasure to know
md associate with for the last ten
YsarS.
Mr.. Saliva is an upright, honest
Straightforward Christian gentleman.
man of energy and business saga
. ty. A man who is well liked by
Amrybody and pays as he goes.
" He has never had a suit in court,
iher as plaintiff or defendant. His
|hmily are such as you would expect
tpm man of Mr.. Salvia's parts.
Anyone who may find it conven-
. int to serve Mr.. Saliva will find that
srice duly appreciated by Mr.. Sal
ia and the undersigned friends.
Roy L. Pendergraft, NJ. D.
H. {. Carroll, deputy sheriff.
B. y. Gambill, attorney.
'W. A. Horton, sheriff.
IS A. Fowler, attorney.
|C. H. Madden, attorney.
Il. c. Alternately, county judge.
J. E. Barefoot, court clerk.
] E Jones. VI. d.
w. L. Hollis, banker.
T. P Chichester, merchant.
n. F. Charlton, dry goods Merchant.
All of Hollis, Okla.
A. r. Saliva has opened first
class boot and shoe shop in Cheap
Jim's store, in the lee building, COR
ner Second and Evergreen. He
|sptcializcS on the making of boots
and shoes to order. First class re-
pairing. all hand work or otherwise
Il demanded. Prices will be very rea-
sOnahlc. (Adv.)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-11-24
70 YEARS OLD, SAVES
pl' TWO SISTERS FROM FIRE

=. picher, Oklahoma, Carl Nc
Md ~ = years old, probably saved
eOIiT iirss Of his sisters, Jaunita, 6,
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~ H. and mother were away. The
~ pIn', awakened by cracking timbers,
w, his two sisters and led them
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
NOTICE OF HEARING ON REPORT
OF COAIAiISSIONERS.

OF COhMlSsolOLNEi Els.
In the District Court of the Seventh
judicial District of the State of
Idaho, in and for Payette County.
I'm the Matter of Drainage District
No. 2 of the County of Payette,
! State of Idaho.
/ To all persons, corporations, mu-
inequalities, and organizations of
whatever nature, having any interest
| in or owning any lands included
within the boundaries of Drainage
District No. 2 of the County of Pay
! cite, State of Idaho, as said boundar-
! les are proposed and desIgnated.in the
/ Report of the Commissioners OF said
Drainage District, copy of which
Report is attached hereto and made
part hereof as if fully set forth
herein, and is published and served
herewith:
You, and each of you, will please
take notice that the Commissioners
appointed by the Court in the matter
of the organization of said Drainage
District No. 2 of the County of Pay
cite, State of Idaho, have made to
the Court and filed herein, a COM
plete report of their examination of
the lands described in the petition
for the organization of said District.
and of lands adjacent thereto, pro-
posed to be drained and protected,
and the lands over and upon which
drainage works of said District are
proposed to be constructed, which re-
port contains the findings of said
commissioners recommending chang
es in the boundaries of said District
by which certain lands heretofore
proposed to be included in said Dis
trict are excluded and certain other
lands not described in said petition
are proposed to be included in said
District, complete description of all
the drains proposed to be laid and To-
Gated for the drainage of said District
an estimate of the entire cost of the
proposed works of drainage and of
the annual cost of maintenance of
the system, description of all the
lands, easements and property, with
the amount of assessments, against,
and damages if any awarded, affect
ed by the proposed drainage system,
and other matters required by law to
be set out in such report.
Honorable B. S. Varian, a Judge
of the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Ida
no, in and for Payette County, has by
order duly entered herein, fixed and
set Monday, the 18th day of Octo-
Der, 1922, at the hour of 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. of said day, at the Court House
in the City of Payette, County of
Payette, State of Idaho, as the time
and place for the hearing on con-
modification or rejection
of said report, and you are hereby
notified to appear at said time and
place and make and file objections,
if any you have, to the assessments of
benefits, or award OF damages, af-
fecting any lands, easements or pro-
perty belonging to you or in which
you have any interest, located within
the said proposed boundaries, or to
any other matter contained in said
report in any way affecting your in
-erests.
Dated at Payette, Idaho, this 3Oth
lay of August, 1922.
LILLIAN WILSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
(SEAL)
Filed Aug. 80, 1922 at 10 o'clock.
4. M.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-09-21
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