Letter Scott Pickett to Mrs. Van Leuven, 1921 April 14

              Scott Pickett
 218-24-No-Boston.
 Box #456. Tulsa Okla
 April 14th 1921.
 Assistant Attorney General,
 Mrs. Katherine Van Leuven.
 Mr. Geo. F. Short.
 District Clerks office. Court House
 Dear Lady, Dear Sir: Something new, just informed today as my first  knowledge my wife having secured a divorce (but on with grounds) such  answer recorded by Judge J. H. Wilk, this city, has had my name  removed from a large batch of oil stock she say by court order. What  court can sign a live man's name away, and take possession of his  property, as he may wish, she ask nothing but divorce in her filings,  Judge Mathis gave her divorce about 8 to 15th of Jan. Robt Burns was her  lawyer she has changed her name also in that oil stock carried some of  my hard earned money for two years while we were together. A telegram  also from company todays says that it is true and changed to name of  Lillian Turner Judge Cole had letters of explanation also Judge Mathis  also Judge Seaver, that there was something needed investigation before  divorce was had all letters was signed correctly and no court has given  Scott Pickett