The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 6, Ed. 1, Thursday, July 17, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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BEAVER HERALD.
Oldest Oklahoma Newspaper Republican for Principle
VOL XXVII
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY. OKLAHOMA THURSDAY JULY 17 1913.
No. 6
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The Heaver County Abstract Office
abstract:
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LOANS
FRAZER & FICKEL
Bonded Abstracters
Beaver 'Oklahoma.
Taken in Prime of Lite.
Death entered our midst ogaln the
past week mid removed from among in I
Lew Kit of Clear creek a innti of mid-1
die age just in the primo of life and '
flflH U'llfl tlllil til tlif.rl.n lit.mi n jtnnf m. '
bust fellow. But death in no respecter
of persons. It wields its sicklo some-
times in unexpected places and the
giant oak falls as "ell as the clinging
vine. When one of the lino physique
of the insii just taken is marked by
the Grim Reaper it only brings more
forcibly to our mind the uncertainty
of life and the certainty of death and
that even though the chances seem
to bo greatly in our favor nt such n
time as wo know not tvo may bo called
to qive an account of the deeds done
in the body and how ready wo should
be at all times for such a smnmons.
Lew Els had been sick scarcely more
than two weeks and not until a few
days beforo his death was his condition
doomed alarming. He suffered an at
tack of typhoid fevr but was recover-
ing nicely from this malady when he
was stricken with an attnek of appen-
dicitis and his conditiun was critical
from the first It was found necessary
to operate upon him and he was accord-
ingly brought to the home of Chas.
Gregg In Beaver and thu operation
successfully performed by Drs Nichols
and Jones of Liberal Kansas and
Long of beaver with Mrs. Bert Kis
trained nurse ot Elmwood in atten-
dance. His strength was at such a low
ebb however that scarcely any hope
was entertained for his recovery and
although ho rallied from the operation
he sank grndually and dually thr silver
cord was loosed about fi o'clock p. in.
Friday July Uth.aud the patient was
relieved from his sufferings.
Funeral services were conducted at
the cemetery Saturday at 10 o'clock
a. m. by Rev. L. L. Shaw pastor of the
Christian church and were attended
by a large number of the friends and
neighbors of the deceased which at-
tested of the high regard in which ho
and his family were held by all who
knew them.
It is with sincero regret that wo
chronicle the doutli of this young man
and thu consequent breaking up of tho
happy home which was theirs. A wife
and two little ones are left to sorrow
for a kind and indulgent husband and
father and griee for the companion-
ship and care which he so lovingly be-
stowed upon them. Numerous other
relatives and friends mourn his losr.
All join the Heiiai.d in expressions of
sympathy for tho bereaved ones.
Masons Have Picnic.
A number of the members of 111"
local A. F. it A. M. lodgo and visiting
Masons together with their families
and friends enjoyed a pleasant picnic
and basket supper at the Ucii. II.
Wright grove west of town Wednes-
day. A large number were present
and a thoroughly good time was en-
joyed. Rev. L. L. Shaw's parents who ham
been here the past month in the hope
or benefitting Mrs. Shaw's health left
Monday for Liberal Kansas whor she
will lako-ostfcupathio treatments." Slit
was feeling quite bad when she left
but word received since her arrival at
Liberal reports a slight improvement
Wo trust sho may bo speedily and per
maueutly benefitted
Card of Thanks.
I desire to thank all those who so
kindly assisted mo during the Illness
and after the death of my dear hus-
band. The kindness will never be for-
gotten and uver held In grateful re-
membrance. Mas. May Kis.
Kim wood Okla
Rev. L. it Shaw and family mid his
parents and their littld son also Mrs.
Geo. II. Wright and two daughters
Irma and Gladys spent the latter part
of last week camning and Hailing on
Clear creek at Blower's Grove. They
enjoyed a good catch and a delightful
outing. Friday evening a part) com-
posed of F. 0. Tracy and family J. II
Crabtreo and family Mr and Mrs B.
P. Russell and Misses Maude 0. Thorn-
na nml Tpoia Pru rirVUD (IrnVA ftntTIl nnil
late Hsh with them. Theru was plenty
oi everytning goou io eat nnu an um
justice to the occaion and had a splen-
did good time.
i
Renfrew Investment Company
FARM LOANS
QUICKEST MONEY
BEST RATES
W. F. CARSON Mgr.
Beaver - - Oklahoma
HEARD
AROUND TIE
WCQRflECW
LAWSON
F. M Knglish is having two' nice
porches added to his home this week.
Mrs. I). I'. Miller is visiting nlth her
brother Frank Taylor and family nt
Floris this week.
Otto Kis was called here from Liber-
al Kansas last week to attend the
deathbed of'his brother Lew
Mrs. M. A. Clark returned Monday
from a visit with relatives and friends
at Buffalo. Her father accompanied
her homo for a brief visit here.
AND
Miss Enid Miller left last week (or a
visit with relatives in Missouri. She
accoinpnuied her aunt Mrs. John Har-
vey of Floris who is visiting relatives
in that state.
Mrs. Johnnie M. Jones left Saturday
morning tor Wichita Kansas where
she goes to visit a sister who is quite
ill. Sho will remain for some timo
vixiting among relatives and friends.
If. N. Lawton returned Tuesday
from Hutchinson Kansas where h"
had spent a fortnight with his wlfeauu
little Miss Gretchen und other rela-
tives. Mrs. Lawton remained for a
longer visit.
CLARK"
D. P. Miller came in Tuesday from
Oklahoma City driving a'flne new tour
ing car which he purchased while in
that city the past week. Tho new ma-
chine is a good looker and has running
qualities as good as the best.
" Uncle Dave" Miller returned Thurs-
day last from a visit with relatives In
Chicago and various Michigan points
He reports a splendid visit and is look-
ing much improved in health on ac-
count of hii pleasant outing.
ABSTRACT
to the
Maple
Miss Nello Judy went down
home of her sister Mrs R. A
at the Maple ranch on Timber Creek
the lirst of the week to spern) a few
days. She was fccUng rather Indis-
posed and went down to that cool
pleasant retreat to recuperate.
Mrs. W. T Qninn has boen seriously
sick the past week being troubled with
a painful rising in her head Wo are
glad to report a decided change for the
better at this time. Little Miss Luis
and Zoa have also been troubled with
the same complaint and are better
BEAVER
G. W. "Fatty" Robinson and wife
came in Tuesday from Gate with their
household effects and v. ill reside In
Beaver in future. They will oecupy tho
Cllft property north of Dr. Long's resi-
dence. Beaver people welcome their
return gladly. "Welcome to our city
Fatimal"
Miss Hayde Walker who has been a
guest at the home of her Irlcud Miss
Oleo Miller for somo timo and who is
an instructor in art and china paint-
ing has decided to remain in Beaver
for a few months and give instruction
in those lines. She has organized a
class and will commence work as soun
as the materials arrive.
COUNTY
Jas. II. Crabtree wife and son made
an early morning trip to the Kiowa
Sunday. They left Beaver about day-
light aud made tho run over to tho.
home of John Sims near Lock wood.
reaching their destination in time for
breakfast. They returned to Beaver
Monday morning at the same early
hours and report a splendid ride iu the
line cool hours of the early morning.
LAND.
jMurdcr Mystery Cleared.
Word was received Monday by Slier-
HI Johnny Jones and County Attorney
Smith of the disappearance of the i-yenr-old
son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Simmons (turn their home near Gate
and it was feared there had bien foul
play. After a search of a (lay and
night the child's body was found in a
tnnd pit near the home completely
buried by the sand.
A post mortem examination was
made and Inquest held and it nas
found that the child was nut a viol i in
of violence but came In Its deatli by
the sand bank in which he had bon
digging caving in upon him The body
was found in a crouching position and
the arms extended as if at work when i
the dirt fell.
The parents of the child were sus-
pected of the crime and feeling ran
high when It was thought that the lit-
tle fellew had been thus cruelly dealt
with but the examination by three
reputable physicians confirmed the
opinion that the death was purely ac-
cidental and the accused cleared of
any crime.
At the conclusion of the examination
the body was placed in a casket and
Sheriff Jones conducted a brief but im-
pressive funeral service. He spoke a
few well-chosen words of comfort to
the grief-stricknn parents whoso grief
was doubly hard to bear because of
the false accusations they had had to
endure and chastized in a kindly way
those who had been too eager tochargc
their neighbors of such a heinous crime
concluding with a prayer which reach
ed the hearts of even the most hardened
and forever quieted the feeling of un-
rest and suspicion which had been un-
justly aroused.
Burial was made m ths Gate cem-
tery. Oklahoma Boosters Busy.
In addition to building tho Oklaho-
ma Historical Society building with
memorial brick containing tho names
of the Oklahoma Hoostera who pur
chased these bricks to create a fund
for Chu'Oklamnntt "blinding at
World's Fair at San Francisco the Ok
lahnma t'unama uominlsslon proposes
to place a marble tablet In the build-
ing which will contain the names of
ten of the most illustrious Oklahomaus
who have died since the organization
of the old "Twin Territories." To de-
termine which names shall be placed In
this marble memorial a referendum
contest will be hrld which la open to
every citizen in the state caring to
make suggestions. The Commission
desires that any citizen of tho state
make suggestions and nominations for
this proposition the only provision
being that thu nominations shall be
Oklahoma citizens who havo nniilrihu-
ted to the permanent history of the
"New State" or of the "Twin Terri
lories." It is not desired that any liv-
ing person bo nominated nor will thir
suggestions be acted upon This unique
marble memorial is along the lines of
the National Hall of Fame ht Wash
ington. The open invitation of the
citlzons of tbe stale to seleot these ten
names will be n uulquo plan of gather.
Ing tho sentiment of this age as to the
ones considered as pioneers who have
done iiiorojto blaze the trail in Okla-
homa. Among the suggestions that
have been received so far Is that of
Sequoyah the eminent Cherokee In-
dian who was known as the "Cadmus"
of hi tribe ; another is Captain David
L. Payne known as thu "Father ot
Oklahoma" These two havo been
designated to me as Oklahoma's repre-
sentatives in the National Hall of Fame
and of course have suggested them for
thu Oklahoma Hitarical Tablet
Another suggestion that was made
while plans were being formulated was
the name of C. G. Grismill Jones pio-
neer railroad builder and legislator.
The plan will bo to select live from
the old Indian Territorial portion aud
five from Oklahoma but thu suggestion
can como from any part of the state or
Indian Territory. The Indiati Terri-
tory designation will bo particularly
interesting iu view of tho fact that It
wilt dato back to the time when Chero
keo Indians wcru removed from the
South to their now hunting grounds.
A great number of eminent Indians
played an important part In the devel-
opment of the Fivo Civilized Triber
and much interest will lay iu tho sug-
gestions as to their places In the Okla-
homa Memorial Tablet of Fame
Morphine Whisky
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And All Drug Addictions Pain-
lessly and Permanently Cured
In Ten to Fifteen Dxys
I'he Hill treatment is not a llyosoine or gradual rcdiii'llnn treat-
ment but is a simple vegetable ootiiponud "mt thoroughly eliminate!
all narcotic or alcoholic poison from the system thereby foreverdestry-
mg all desire or craving for liquor or drugs In any form.
You are taking no chaucos or running any risk in earning to us for
treatment as you are not required to pay one penny intil you know
you arocund. WHY TAY OUT YOUR MONEY IN ADVANCE FOR
A TREATMI.NT" when you ean GET Cl'llKI) FIRST AND PAY FOR
IT WHEN YOf KNOW YOU UE CURED by coming to tho
Hill Sanitarium
ARDMORE. OKLA.
The sale of the Memorial Brick in
thu various portions of tlio statu has
exceeded all expectations. People am
taking deep interest in this unique
plan and a great many Oklahoma pio-
neers and other interested in the his-
tory of tho statu aru buying brick for
their entire families.
Suggestions of names will bo receiv-
ed at headquarters tho Skirvln Hotel
of Oklahoma City.
Buy a brick. Thu oost Is $5.00. Tho
name and addrct of tho purchaser Is
stamped upou tho brick ho buys.
Picniccd at Clear Creek.
F. 0. Tracy nnd family J. H. Crab-
treo and family Messrs. and Mesdames
0. F. Pructt W. II. Thomas Joo God-
dard Mrs. W O Bonnett und son Em
erson of Eldorado Kansas and Micscs
Christian Church Services.
Christian Chlirch Services Sunday
July IH
Bible School at 10.00 o'clock n. in.
Moiinino Service U o'clock
Christian Endeavor nt 7:15 o'clock
Evknino Skiivice 8:30 o'clock.
Our Motto ! Every member of tho
Church In tho Bible School.
A cordial invitation is extended to
nil. It is our desire that you feel wcl-
como mid at home in our Father's
house.
L. L. Shaw Pastor.
Causes of Stomach Troubles.
Sedentary habits lack of out door
exercise Insulllcieiit mastication of
food constipation a torpid liver worry
and anxiety overeating partaking of
fooil and u rink not suited to your age
J1 Maudp Q.a'Upiinnd.airmiiOrabtreu oiiJ occupation. .Correct 'ypuri-'hnWta
U.-pTcnh4dt IsserGrove on Clear MIS si".!
UK" creek ednesday exonlng. Lunch was nn unr
spread under the trees and several
hour spent dolightfiilly In tho cool i
shade along tho side ol the deep clear I
llshiiig pool where we llshcd alas in
vain.
Georgo Weeded was down from Ar-
kolon Kansas last week being called
by the serious illness of his brother In-
law Lew Eis. He returned Sundny
and his sister Mrs. May Eis and two
Ittlu ones accompanied him. She
will make her home with him In fu-
ture. George is a single man aud a
line fellow aud hu will givo his sister
and her little family a good home.
'Opening of Strip" Celebra-
tion. The wide-awake enthusiastic busi
ness men of LaKoinp aro planning a
big celebration to bo held at that
place September 10th and 17th In
commemoration of tho opening of this
section to sottlomcnt. Extensive pre-
parations aro being made for two full
days of flrst.cluss entertainment and
all thoso who can attend should not
fall to do so. LaKomp's well known
ability to entertain her guests will at-
tract a large croud and all will bj well
taken onro of and given tho timo of
their life. Remember tho dato and
BE THERE. 7 10 tf
by
Charged With Lewdness.
Mrs Mabel Pago ago 31 and Eugonn
Sword ago IP of Sir Mile were arrest-
fil Monday on a complaint charging
lewdness and were brought beforo
Justice Mecse. Sword was released
and Mrs. Pago was held for trial nt thu
next term of County Court.
Mrs. Hettle Lough ago VI and Hi-
land Perkins ago lp left Gate one
night last week They were traaed by
Sheriff Jones who apprehended them
the following day at Coldwator Knn-
sis and brought them baalc to Beaver
where they hot languish In the county
jail uwaltiug n hearing which will lie
had Monday.
SI Foundations (
nor Fortunes?
y
Are right here In the sdvertUlnc
columni of thin piper.
If what you're selling hat mrrit
ADVERTISE IT.
An d. will sell ll for you.
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Burned Out!
TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
Our stock of implements wagons bug-
gies gas and oil stoves wind mills and
well supplies wete not affected by the fire
and the entire stock will be sold from our
warehouse. The hardware tock 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
iivmwTHmfHtfwqwfHii
JOHN W. SAVAGE FOR FARM LOANS
Beaver
Oklahoma
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