The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 42, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 27, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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OkUhoraa Ilia Society
THE
BEAVER HERALD.
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Oldest Oklahoma NewspaDBr RBDUbllcan for Principle
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VOL. XXVI.
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY. OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY MARCH 27 1913
No. 42
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The Beaver County Abstract Office
Best Abstracts. Promptly Made.
Charges Reasonable.
FARM
Low Interest.
Liberal
R.eal Estate
. FRAZER & F1CKEL
Bonded Abstracters
Beaver Oklahoma.
State Superintendent R. H.
Wilson to Visit Beaver Co.
Superintendent j3walm linn nceived
n letter (nun Bt'ite Superintendent It.
II Wilsons mating thnt lie will be
present at the Educational Fair to be
held at Beaver April L'l 23. and 20
1013 and that ho will render all the
aasitinco in hia power to make this
meeting a success.
A number of other prominent visl-
' torn will bo present at this time among
them: Prof John W Wilkinson Sup-
ervisor of Boy's and Girl's Clubs Still-
water Okla I'ror Grant B Grutnbine
Pres. of N. V. Normal School Alva
Okla. I'rof S W. Black Pres. Pan-
handle Agricultural School Goodwel'i
Alias Nuttte B. Lynch Co. Supt. Texas
On. Quytnon; Mrs. .Mary E Todd Co.
Supt. Seward Co. Kans Liberal; and
many others
It is expected that this fair will be
the greatest educational event that has
ever been held in . tills part of the
country Elaborate plans have been
made and everything seems to be work
ing out as expected Every peron In-
terested in educational matters should
attend. Especially should every
school board member teacher and
school child be present as there wll
be departments directly for their ben-
flt. Catalogues of the fair will be mailed
out fiim the Superintendents oflice to
all interested suiliuient to write for
them
The Mothers' Favorite.
A cough medicine for children should
be harmless. It should be pleasant to
take. It should be effectual. Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy is all of this
and Is the mothers' fnvorite every-
where For sale by all Dealers.
Women to tart Campaign.
Tulsa Okla. The Woman's auxiliary
of the Progressive party of Oklahoma
will launch a campaign for the resub-
mission of woman's suffrage In Oklaho-
ma. It was defeated by a narrow margin
three years ago. Mrs. Edward D.
Gotchey of Oklahoma City who is the
head of the woman' state organization
plans to accomplish the success of the.
suffragu cause by nonpolltlcal clubs
which will bo formed In every city and
town In the state.
Mrs. W. K. Stuhbs. wife of the for-
mer governor of Kansas will assist in
the campaign in this state. She is
booked for it speeuh in Oklahoma City
in a short tlmo
RENFREW INVESTMENT COMPANY
FARM LOANS
Prompt Service.
See me
See me
See orjjwrite
Opposite P. D
LOANS
No Commission.
Amounts.
Insurance
The state committee will meet and
complete the organization which has
been Incomplete from the first. It Is
said any overture for amalgamation
with the Republican party will be re-
jected without dissenting votea. The
Progressives will launch a campaign of
education and will probably establish
a press bureau in Oklahoma.
Good Report of Supply Hos-
pital. Captain J A. Stine member of the
Board of Regents of tho Oklahoma
Hospital for the Insane at Supply vis
ited that institution last week with
Fred Winslow another member of the
board.
Captain Stine reports that there are
about 550 Inmates there at present and
that they are as happy and contented
n fnrn phsical conditions are con-
cerned as it is posslb'e to make tem.
"The Superintendent Dr. Newell"
said Mr. Stine ''is one of the moat hu-
mane and kindly men for the position
that I ever saw. He sees that they are
all fed. comfortably clothed comfort-
ably housed and that.they have plenty
of exercise and sunshine. I had never
visited but one asylum before and it
seemed more like a prison than a plae
to restrain harmless patients who are
only mentally unbalanced. Dr. New-
ell's management gives one an entirely
different idea of a hospital for the in-
sane Here they have careful supervi-
sion with little restraint other than
what is necessary to control the more
unruly ones. The climate and sur-
roundlpgs of Supply are ideal for a
healthy and quiet location. Mrs.
Neiell and Mrs Ewing wife or Bob
Ewlne the secretary look carefully
after the comfort of the women and
have a real affection for them that
goes far toward making the inmates
contented "
Governor Cruce made wise appoint-
ment when he named Captain Stine
and Fred Winslow on the Board of Re
gents of the Hospital at Supply. ' They
are both splendidly equipped to give
the department a first class business
administration and their names guar-
antee that the state will have a square
deal Alva Record.
Boggs That chap who just passed In
his auto must be a politician.
Boggles Why so?
Boggs Dlda't you notion tho way he
was throwing mud? Judge.
There is nothing in the worjd a man
gvts used to so quiakly when ho once
starts as making a fool of himself.
Liberal Amounts.
FIRST
LAST
W. F. CARSON.
Manager Beaver Office.
BEAVER OKLA.
HEARD3S
AROUND TIE
WjCQRNEB
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LAWSON
W. L. Mason and family have
moved Into the Hodge residence.
Don't strike a man when he is down.
Even an idea will seldom do that.
Fred Kline of the Baughman-Kllne
Realty Company at I.aKemp was
here attending court Tuesday.
Who wants a good buggy dirt
cheap. Call No. 0 or inquire at the
Hkiuld office.
AND
Mrs. Harmon Fnx and children
arrived Friday from Dps Moines New
Mexico for a visit witli her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. R ijulnn.
T P. McLain county commissioner
from the 3d district was here front his
home near Gray Tuesday on business
matters.
Look up the chatigos and firms
represented in our advertising columns
this week. They all have a message
for you worth your time to investigate.
CLARK
After all there are worse things
than the friend who tells you about
your faults. He does it to your face;
your enemy keeps pecking at you be-
hind your back.
Good Friday March 21sf ushered
In the first day of spring. For the most
part it was a beautiful day but the
air grew crisp toward evening and all
th's week following has been cold
windy and disagreeable.
The Marthas served dinner at the
IC of P. building Friday and it was
ful'y up to the standard of the excel-
lent dinner for which they have
such an enviable record for serving.
They were accorded a liberal patron-
age which they much appreciate
ABSTRACT
J. C. Hodge and family left Satur-
day for Montrose Colorado! where
they expect to mako their future
home. This family has reaided In our
midst for many years and their
departure is sincerely regretted. The
best wishes of tbeir m.iny friende go
with them to their new home where
wo trust they may find prosperity and
contentment
BEAVER
R. M Boren of Madison Is in
Beaver this week attending court.
Mr. Boren paid tho Hbkald an appre-
ciated call. He is one of the "tried
and true" friends of the Hkrald
having read this paper continuously
for mure than twenty years and says
that he couldn't nor wouldn't do
without It. The Hkiuld has many
such Btaunch supporters among 'its
readers and we are grateful and proud
for them. Even a country editor
who is presumed by many tc have no
feeling and to be scarcely human is
capable of being thrilled and encour-
aged to do hotter and greater work by
having their efforts appreciated now
and then.
COUNTY
Many people because they cannot
give large aunts to some good cause
will not give the small sums they can
well afford to give and because they
cannot do great acts of benevolence or
kindness they abstain from doing
anything. It is a mistake. So"iety is
helped goodness advanced and the
world made bettor not to much by a
few great examples or by a few
stupenduous gifts us by the multitude
of little things of good said and done
by average men and women. And
that Just means that everyone can and
ought to help and that if one does
not help both ho and the world are
tho poorer.
LAND.
See Homely The
Tornado Kills 225.
A tornado swept tivor Nobraskn.
Iowa Illinois and Indiana Sunday
evening carrying death in its wake.
More than two hundred lives were
snuffed out; hundreds were Injured
and more than a thousand rendered
homeless Property damago will
exceed five millions. Tho greates
destruction was In the city of Omaha
Nebraska which was. In tho heart
of the stricken diitrict.
Best for Skin Diseases.
.Nearly every skin diseaso yields
quickly and permanently to Bucklun's
Arnica Salve and nothing is better
tor burns or bruises. Soothes and
heals John Dnye.of Gladwin Mich.
says after suffering twelve years with
skin ailment and spending $100 in
doctors' bills Ilucklen's Arnica Salvo
cured him." It will help you. Only
J3c. Recommended by Fred 0. Tracy
Another Good Number.
Denton 0. Crowl Sam Jones lectur
er and a first-class entertainer ap
peared flt tho High School Monday
night and delivered one of his famous
lectures. His reproduction was ex
ceedingly good and thoso who heard
htm wero more than pleased Mr
Crowl was here last October when hit
lecture was so much appreciated that
he was asked to return.
Arrangements were made Monday
night for next winter's course and we
are promised even a hotter list of
entertainments than those of this
season. The tyceum course is a great
thing for small towns which have no
other opportunity of seeing or hearing
anything good along these lines and
wu are indeed glad that Heaver -people
can have tho advantage of these
exceptional high-class entertainments
Homer Poling Dead.
Homer Poling a man just in the
prime of life until two weeks ago
when ho was stricken with a sori us
attack of bowel and liver trouble was
a stout robust man passed away ut
his home at Forgan Easter Sunday
after lingering near deaths door for.
several days during which time all ef-
forts to restore hlni were without
avail Mr Poling was formerly a resi-
dent of Beaver being employed here
by the Heaver Hardware & Furniture
Company. Lator ho removed to For-
gan to assume the management of the
branch store of the Beavor Mercantile
Company at that place; which position
he filled creditably until the Grim
Reaper marked htm for the harvest
Ho was an honorable upright man
and a valuablo citizen one of the kind
who is always found Identified with
everything which makes for the
betterment and uplifting of his fellow-
men and the community in which ho
reaided. He was honored and esteem-
ed by his employers and respected
and admired by all. His untimely
demise is sincerely regretted by all
who know him.
Homer Poling was born in Cyca-
more West Virginia Juno 1st 1S31.
He was married April 15th 1003 to
Verna Stumps their union was blessed
with threo children Ho whs converted
when a boy but in later years ho
wandered from the faith of his boy-
hood but during his sickness through
the earnest prayers of the Christian
poople ho was brought baok to God.
He died at his homo in Forgan on
Sunday March 23rd 1013.
Funeral services wero conducted
by Rev. II. W. Cox at the Free
Methodist Qhurcn at 1:00 o'clock
Monday and the remains wero laid to
rest in the Forgan cemetery. A wife
three little children a father one
sister and three halt brothers besides
a host of frionda are left to mourn his
loss
Easter Sunday Fearful.
buch an Easter Sunday in fact no
such other day has ever been
experienced in the memory of the
oldest inhabitant of this portion of
the moral vineyard as that of this
Easter just passed. Tho wind blew a
perfect gale all day tons and the air
was thick with sand and dirt.
Sorry a bit of Easter toggery could bo
displayed and if any of our people
possessed the glad rags the day must
have been doubtly disgusting to tnem.
With us It was different. Wo felt a
hort or solace In tho fact tho wind did
blow It gave us a right good excuse
for appearing in all our glory It) our
1012 duds. '
far cAlldrtni tafm. tura. No op la ft
Millinery Opening
On
Fri. and Sat. March 2122
One of the finest lines of Millinery
Goods ever exhibited in Beaver City is
now ready for the Ladies Misses and
Childrens inspection. Call and see them
and get my low prices before purchasing
elsewhere. I have added a complete
stock ot ready made dresses for Ladies
Misses and Little Tots. Blouse Waists
for Boys 4 to 1 2 cheaper than y0u can
make them also the latest cloths for
Dresses and Suits such as Ratine Voile
Crepe Mull Galatea and Ginghams A
Beautiful Silk Waist for $2 00 to $4.75.
Lingerie Waists Work Skirts. An up-to-date
stock of Jewelry guaranteed.' Fan-
cy Hair Bands. Come in and make my
store your headquarters. Any goods
sent by Parcel Post.
Mrs. W. H. Robertson'
Fire at Barber Shop.
No littto consternation was caused
early Friday mnrnbig when a firo was
discovered at the rcor of tho Do Luxo
barber shop which looked for a time
like it might get beyond control.
Tho proprietor P. L. Thomas had
burned some excelsior In thawing out
a frozen water pipo Bud had thought
the lire was nil extinguished but a
-park had caused n smothCre'd flru fn
tho packing which finally broke out In
a quick blaze and it was only by its
being discovered before It had gained
great headway and the prompt uso of
a chemical firo extinguisher that a
disastrous fire was probably averted.
Too much caro cannot be taken at all
times in using every precaution to
prevent a (Ire and particularly at this
season when hfgh winds prevail which
would so quickly fan the slightest
blaze Into a devastating conllagration
and lay wasto our little city In less
time than it takes to tell about It.
Arc You Constipated?
It so got a box of Dr. King's New
Life Pills take them regularly and
your trouble will quickly disappear
They will stimulate the livor improve
your digestion and got rid of all tho
poisons from your system. They will
surely get you well again. 23o at Fred
0. Tracy's;
A Variety of Weather.
Tho patt week has given ua a variety
of weather and has ranged from tho
balmy days ot spring to tho heart of
winter with a rapidneas which has
been both sudden and terrible. Days
have dawned clear and bright and like
the .breath of Juno only to culmi-
nate in a torriflo gale which has reach-
ed the proportions of a young torna-
do. Sleet mow rain and sand have
been showered upon us intcrmittantlv.
Just now we aro being visited by tho
tall-end of a northern blizzard but by
tho time the Herald reaches Its read-
ers another chango will doubtless havo
tkon' place and the sweltering rays of
Old Sol may beam upon us as with
fishing pole and bait can (or jug) in
hand we wond our way to the 'OP
Fishin' Hole" there to enjoy real life
for a brief season Truly for a varie-
ty of weather Beaver county has tho
world beat.
DRAY AND TRANSFER.
Forgan to Beaver
Handle Freight Express and all kinds of
Hauling. Regular Daily Trips both ways.
See us for Prompt Service. ;
J. A. MARVEL
Phone No. 64. Forgan Okla.
Dentist Beaver Okla.
ItturcH
I Bote I
Christian Church Services.
. Christian Church Service Sunday
March 30th.
Blblo School at 10:00 o'clock a. m.
MoiixtNO Sbrvick II o'clock
Order of Worship:
Hymn.
Invocation.
Hymn
Scripture Lesson. ((Rcod Respon-
slvely) Matt. 2745-60.
Hymn.
Announcements.
Anthem
Sermon: Subject "Just to Keep
Sweet."
Hymn.
Observance of thu Lord's Supper.
Doxology.
0t 15 Christian Endeavor.
7: -15 Evening Hnnrf.i a..i.in...
"The signal Lights." ' """J"""
Solo by Mr. H. M. Bulick.
Special Music
Our Motto: Every momber of the
Church In the Blblo School.
A cordial invitation Is extended fn
all. It Is our destro that you feel wel-
come ana at homo in our Father's
house.
L. L. Shaw Pastor.
Presbyterian Church.
Sunday March 30
Bunday School at 10 a. m.
Regular morning sorvice at 11 a. m
Subject: "Speaking tho Truth in
Lovo."
Regular evening service at 7:45 p. m.
Subject : " The Given Example."
Come out and help us. You are
welcome
Chas. B. Lkepsb Pastor
Chamberlain's Tablets for
Constipation.
For constipation Chamberlain's Tab-
lets aro ocellent. Easy to take mild
and gentle in effeot. Give thera a trisl.
For Sale by All Dealers.
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