The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 4, Ed. 1, Thursday, July 3, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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BEAVER HERALD
Oldest Oklahoma Newspaper Republican for Principle
XXVII
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY JULY 3 1913
No. 4
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The Heaver County Abstract Office .
ABSTRACTS
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LOANS
FRAZER & F1CKEL
Bonded Abstracters
Beaver Oklahoma.
Beaver County Not Behind.
The wrlto r returned Monday from n
ten-day visit In Kansas City central
Missouri and Oklahoma City. Wo
found crop conditions all tho way
around much less prollfla than one
would expect to And at this season of
the year. In Missouri everything was
particularly dry except the saloons
which appeared to bo doing their best
to "wet" things up. They had had no
rain for weeks and crops pastures and
lawns were badly burned. However
the week we were thono they had good
rains and the farmers were feeling
much encouraged. No sooner than it
began falling visions of bumper crops
aroso before the eyes of thoso optimis-
tically Inclined and great predictions
wero made as to what the remainder
of the season would bo like and the
imraenso harvest which old Mlzzoo
would produce. At Oklahoma City
we found business conditions pretty
quiet yet beginning to show pome signs
of renewed activity. Tho conditions
there are not unlike they are through-
out the entire country for that matter
for it Is quiet everywhere and will bo
until crops are marketed this fall. The
prospects for good crops looked more
promising around Oklahoma City than
any section wo visited. They were
woll advanced and although retarded
to'some extent by drouth recent rains
had put thorn in line shapo again and
they looked mighty good. While in
tho city we visited with our friend
Miss Virginia Wiukham assistant prin-
cipal of tho Beaver High School last
year and who will return here this
year. Wo found her looking "line and
dandy" and it is needless to say no
thoroughly enjoyed every moment of
our slay with her in her pleasant homo.
We returned homo via Elk City and
Woodward. A pood rain which was
much needed fell on us all day. The
ground from Elk City to Heaver re-
ceived a good soaking.
Roturnlng home we found old R?a
vor county looking as good as the bed
and second to none considering the
late seaaou. Crops as a whole are
looking good and will make a good
yield.
Col. J. J. Fry Singer sewing mach-
ine agent of near Lngan is taking in
tho biz celebration at Beaver this
week.
RENFREW INVESTMENT COMPANY
FARM LOANS
Prompt Service.
See me
See me
See or write
Opposite P. 0.
See JOHN
Normal Closed.
The annual session of tho Beater
County Normal closed with thcexam-
(nations Thursday and Friday of last
week.
The session Just closed has been one
of tho most profitable ever held in
Beaver and much good work wbb ac-
complished by the teachers -In attend-
ance The instructors devoted their
whole time and attention to their work
and every energy was exerted 'to give
thorough and practical instruction
The real worth of the training (hey
have had nnd the benefits derived will
develop when the teachers take up
their school work in the various dis-
tricts this fall and put into execution
the Ideas and suggestions for more
careful and thorough work which they
have received. While t Is n hardship
for many of tho teachers of the county
to attend summer Institute yet the
work that they gnt equip them the
better for their duty and keep up the
high standaid of our schools and tca'iht
ers which is paramount to all else In
employing their teachers this fall
school boards should keep in mind th
teachers who have faithfully attended
the institute wholly for tho purpose
of doing better work and at a great
expense and reward tbcra by as liberal
wages as they are able to pay It tokps
a lot of money to prepare oneself for
totalling mid to meet tin) expenses of
the teacher which are always high
and as a rule wages are too low. At
tho end of the term tho teacher ha
about enough left to put them through
summer Institute and they are "host-
ed" until school uppns in tho fall
They should have hotter wages as an
Incentive to better work.
For Culs Burns and Bruises
In every homo there should be a box
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve ready to
apply in every ease of burnt cuts
rounds or scalds. J. II. Folanco Del-
valleTox.R. No. 2 writes: "Buck-
len's Arnica Salve saved my little girl's
cut foot. No one bollavcd It could be
cured." The world's best salve. Only
25c. Recommended by FrertO. Tracy.
Tho temperature is a littla high and
the wind pretty stiff but nevertheless
Beaver's big celebration is being pull-
ed off gloriously with a large crowd in
attendance .
Liberal Amounts.
FIRST
LAST
W. F. CARSON
Manager Beavqr Office
BEAVER OKLA.
W. SAVAGE FOR FARM LOANS Beaver
HEA&D
AROUND Tffi
WcorneeW
LAWSON
Thcso aro prpat days for the Ice man.
Mrs. Ruby Jackson wasu Bcavor vis-
It.or Tuesday.
Salesman K. W. Harrison paid Bea-
ver his regular visit today
County Judge Geo. H. Heal y trans-
acted bus'ncus at Korean today
Grandpa J. 11. Tliompt-otils seriously
111 at the home of his daughter Mrs.
G. W Roblson at Gate.
AND '
A safe expert was here the rflrst of
the week to open the new safo recent-
ly recclvid by the Bank of Beaver City
Found Purse containing some mon-
ey. Owner may have same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
Call at Hekald ollico.
Dr. L. L. Long was culled to Avurd
again this week on account of the seri-
ous illness of his sister. He left for
that point Wednesday.
I. S. Drummond is suffering from ail
aggravating soro mouth this wcok
which is causing him great inconveni-
ence and no little dUtomfort.
CLARK
Born Sunday June 29th 1013 t
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Kennedy n
sou at the home of Mrs Kennedy'fi
parents S S. Strong and wife
Billy Eis came in Tuesday from Alva
being summoned home on account ol
tho serious illness of bin brother Lew.
of Elmwood who is low with typhoid
fever. - '
Charley Gregg and Jumlly havq mov-
ed to Beaver unci are occupying the
VanDebuigh property on tho South
Sldi.' They contemplate running a
boarding house
ABSTRACT
Very fnv spring chickens have been
on the market here. Those nlio have
fries to soil eould Hud a ready market
nnd good prides for thua If they'd
bring ttinni In.
Fred Steele came In from Tryon the
ifrst of the' week on a visit to his
brother-in-law O Loomis of near
llalko and to look at the country with
a view to locating.
Mis Marguritd Walters Instructor
In the County Normal left Sunday
for her home at Stillwater. Miss Wal-
lers is an instructor in mimic and do-
mestic science in the P A. f.
BEAVER
Mrs. Judge R. II. Loofbourrow re-
turned Tuesday from Woodward where
she had been attending Chautauqua.
She heard Dr. Cook discoverer of the
North Pole lecture at Woodward Mon-
day J. 0. Da! wus here from Clinton a
couple days the first of the tveelc look-
ing over this section with a view to in-
vesting in some of our fine agricultural
land. Ho was much pleased with
prospects in general and will no dpubt
buy a farm or two near Heaver.
COUNTY '
Miss Lena Wright who has been in-
structing In the County Normal de-
parted Sunday for her home at Apple
ton Missouri where she will visit her
parents until time to return to tuko up
her school work hero in the Beaver
High Soptember 1st.
C 0. DeGraw returned Wednesday
from a trip to western Kansas near
(Rolla about sevonty-flvo miles north-
wpst of Liberal Kansas where he had
gono to recover a couple of his horses
which stroyedaway las). April and were
making their way back to where they
were raised near Trinidad Colorado.
LAND.
( Teachers" Association.
I Tim rinntmirAiinli Tnnrtlmti'd A un.
ciation met In their annual business
session Tuesday afternoon June --nd
at the court room.
The reports of tho out-going o Ulcer a
were read and npproved
The matter of the Educational Fair
was discussed nnd tho teachers were
enthusiastic in their approwil of tho
undertaking. Plans were made for n"
still larger Fair next April than woj.
held last year. The noU Fair will bo!
held at Boavor sometime in April.
The following uommitteo was elected
to havo charge of this nork the coin-
ing year.
.'ohn 15. Snalm Qeurgo Nichols
L K. Whitakcr Mrs G Caiteel Mits
Mayme Skinner'.
Supt. Swalm who lias been appoint-
ed A9 a member of the advisory beard
of the Panama-Pacific Iutornatlona
Imposition Commission of Oklahoma
presented the matter of raising fundi
from the teachers of Oklahoma lo build
and equip an Educational room In the
Oklahoma Building at the Panama-
Pacillc Exposition. As the Stato leg-
islature did not consider it advisable
to appropriate funds for this purpose
it has become necessary for the'cltizon
of the state to take up this proposition
it Oklahoma is to bo represented. In
a short period of limo (81 CO was pledg-
ed by the teachers present and it W
believed that sulllclcnt funds from
those nut present can be raised to make
the amount from Beaver county teach-
ers total 1G0 UO.
The results of the election of ofllcers
for 'he coming year is an follow :
President Miss Lena Wright.
Vice Prcident A. E Plttmam
Secretary Mies Maudo Nichols.
Treasurer Miss Clara Ellis.
Executivo Board John E. Swaim.
Geoigo Nichols Lena Wright.
The following resolutions wero read
and adopted after which the meeting
adjourned ;
Whereas Wo the members of the
Bcuver County Normal in tho sixth
annual session for the year 1013 with
to express publicly ou sentiments as
abody 1. . .--
Therefore be It resolved That to the
'iltizeils of Ueavoi- wu owe our hearty
tluinks for thvir kind hospitality and
their untiring elToris to make our suy
Hiuuiig them a pleasant one.
Be it further resolved That wo vote
our thanks to our County Superinten-
dent John fc Swaim for his special
effort to make this tho most prolitable
Normal. Wo very much regret thai
our present Co. Supt Is leaving his
olllce since under his supervision we
have experienced two of the most suc-
cessful school years of our county and
the most we can do is to wish him suc-
cess in all Holds uf future labor.
Ho it further resdlved That In .Prof
Fellow we recognize thoso qualities
which count most toward successful
teaching. Prof Fellow is in every re-
specluu intelligent wideawake pro-
gressive man. Wo heartily liiunk him
fur the knowledge he has imparted to
us both in cluss loom and dully asso-
ciations Furthermore we as a body
do welcome him as our Incoming Co.
Supt. and it is our desire that wo may
become more intimately acquainted
and be able to uphold him in all his
undertakings fur the promotion of our
school
Be it further resolved That we ex-
press our appreciation for tho curnest
work of Prof. Osborn during this his
third year with us. Wo fully realize
the value of hi Instruction and we as
teachers will long remember him as a
man of sterling worth.
Be it further resolved That 'o hoart-
ily commond the work of one who
Isall'-Wright " Miss Wright has been
one of our instructors for tho past four
years and we havo begun to look upon
her as a permanent Hxturc.
Be it further resolved That wo in-
dorse tho work of Marguerite Walters
as one of our instructors. Miss Wal
tors came to us as a comparative strang-
er but in the four short weeks of
normal sha has won the respect and
esteem of all tho teaching force
Bo it further resolved That no ex-
press our appreciation to the A.AM
College tho Stato University tho
Northwestern Stato Normal and the
District AgriuJItural School for their
representation at our normal.
Bo it further resolved That a copy
of these resolutions ba scut to the local
s
Morphine Whisky
And All Drug Addictions Pain-
lessly and Permanently Cured
Ii Ten to Fifteen Dsys
The Hill treatment is not a llyoselne qr groduol reduction treat-
ment but Is a simple vegetable compound that thoroughly eliminates
all naicntia or alcoholic poison from tho system thereby forevcrdestry-
lug nil deslro or craving for liquor or drugs In any form
You aro taking no chances or running any risk In coming to us for
treatment as you are not required to pay one penny until you know
you aro cured. WHY PAY OUT YuUR MONEY IN ADVANCE FOR
A "TREATMENT" when you nan GET UUM2D FIRST AND PAY FOR
IT WHEN YOU KNOW YOU ARE CURED by coming to the
Hill Sanitarium
ARDMORE OKLA.
papers and
Herald
Signed:
to the Oklahoina School
Oi vuk Green
Mrs G 0 a steel
Mavmk Skinnier
rosetta ovkiiton.
Adouted In regular scfslon of the
Beaver County Association Juno 22
1013.
Oeohog Ntcnot.a Pros
Mibs Maude Petii a m Sea.
Tomorrow Is the Glorious Fourth
and as previously announced Beaver
Is making preparations for a great big
celebration. A large crowd Is expect-
ed and two full days entertainment
has been planned. It goes without
saying that the event will boa success.
Beaver never fails to entertain her
guests and do It right
Miss Edith Loofbourrow and neph-
ews .Harold nnd.. Bernard. flint-.MIas
Viola Ives and -brother Melvin spent
several days tho past week camping
and llshlutr on Clear creek They re-
turned Tuesday and report a splendid
outing and fair luck llshlng having
iiRiight about snveiity.llvo Hsh blgr
little and indifferent.
A party composed of F O. Trucy And
family Frank Lauglirin and wife W
II Thomas and wife. J II. Crabtrco
wife and son Mrs. I) II. Murphy and
con Fred Misses Hclan Murphy Ermii
Crsbtreo nnd Maude O Thomas went
down to Clear creek on a llshlng ex
pedltion Tuesday. We caught enough
fish for supper and those together with
the contents of the well Mind baskets
provided a jiauntlfiil picnic feast. Tho
(ironing was an Ideal one for camping
and picniciug and everybody enjoyed
the occasion to tho limit
A Good Investment.
W. I) Magll a wnll known merchant
of Whltcmound Wl. bought a stockof
Ohnmbcrlain'a medicine so as to be
able to supply them to his customers
Aftor receiving them ho was himself
taken sick and saye that ono small hot-
Jlo of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera
and Diarrhora Remedy was worth mote
to him than the rost or his entlro stock
of these medicines. For sale by all
dealers.
.JijrJ.ilAJlA.lilt-4LjiitsatAltt1fjlAu
Bjrned Out!
TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
Our stock of implements wagons bug-
gies gas and oii stoves wind mills and
well supplies wcic not affected by the fire
and the entire stock will be sold from our
warehouse. The hardware ' cock rescued'
from the fire will be carried by F. C. Tracy
until our new building can be constructed.
Any favors will be appreciated.
CARTER TRACY HARDWARE COMPANY
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Christian-Church Services.
Christian Church Services Sunday
July 0.
Blblo School at 10.00 o'clockta. in.
Morsino Skrvici 11 o'clock
I'rof. Whlto will deliver a loctura on
"The Literature of Tho Blbla "
Christian Endeavor at 7:00 o'clock
Evksiso Sbrvick 8:30 o'clock.
Subject ''Faco to Faoo."
Our Motto: Every member of tho
Church In tho Blblo School.
A cordial invitation Is extended lo
all. It is our deslro that you feel wel-
como and at homo in our Father's
house.
L. L. Shaw. PaStor.
Roll ot Honor.
Thofollowlng have remembered the
HunAUsubsfaiitlally tihV past-'week.
Is your.namo written there? If
not
why not?
rkxkwals.
D. M. Kile Beaver.
L W. Link Beaver.
E. B. Holland Djiubey.
I'hebo Kellogg Logan
It A Maple Mncane.
Harry Lash Logan.
W E Allen BeBver.
Mr. .las Hunter Woodward.
Geo. W. Downing. Little River Ka
by D. M Kllq Bcavpr.
NKW HtlJISCRIIIKRJI
Miss Mary Beak Pratt Kan.
B. Loshbough Knowles
Mis. Mary Dow Ms View Mo.
Mrs. T. J. Brock. Uhrichsvlllo Ohio.
E. 0. Savoy Beaver.
Hnrvoy Borden Couch.
Mr Josephine 8111IU1 Elmwood
C. B. Garvin llalko.
J. K. Williamson Gnymon.
Causes of Stomach Troubles.
Sedentary habits lack of out door
pxerciso lnsulllcient mastication of
food constipation a torpid liver worry
and anxiety oreieatlng' partaking of
food and drink not suited to your age
and occupation. Correct your habits
and take Chamberlain's Tablets and
you will soon bo well again- For sale
by all dealers
Oklahoma
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