The Beaver Herald (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 42, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 25, 1915 Page: 1 of 8
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Okl aoma Ma flocliif
The BEAVER HERALD
Oldest Oklahoma NewsDaDBP RoDiibllcan for PrlnclDlo
VOL. XXVIIL
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY MARCH 2i 1915.
No. 42
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DrJPriee's I
CEEAM I 1
BAKING' POWDEH I
For sixty years Dr. Price's Cream I
Baking Powder has been the standby I
of countless housekeepers who have H
relied upon it for healthful home-baked I
Dr. Price's contains no alum or limo I
phosphate. There is never any ques- I
tion about the absolute purity and H
I healthfulncss of the lood it raises. I
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Mrs. Ohas Castcel waq In from her
homo at Clear Lnko Tuesday shop-
ping i th Beaver merchants.
J. II. Thomas was quite sick the past
week but ho it improved and iililo to
bo about hie dutlos at the postulllce at
this time. '
Frank Chllcott who has been spend-
ing the past year on a-ranch -on the
Kiowa retvrned to Beaver this week
to remalu.
Miss Krma Crabtree spent Saturda;
night and Sunday in the country at
the home of her brother A.J. Grnu-
troo and family.
Tlfe Paul Light Lumber Company
roceivt'd another car of eoal Monday
which came In opportune time Many
bins in town wore getting iov.
Correspondent nons letters from
linjd and Couoh were omitted this'
week on account of arriving ton latei
They will appear In next week's Issue
Mrs. Daves mother of Miates Grnco
and Mary Daves and Mrs. Lawrence
MuUnbo tins been rjttlto sicl. the pntt
week. She i improved at this tihie
however.
The Infant child of Mr' and Mrs
Hoy llroodfoot of Six Mile nhlcli hns
l)98ii seriously III nf pneumonia fur thu
past throe weeks Is reported much Im-
proved at this time.
A charivari party made life miserable
for the nowly-neds Mr and Mrs
CHIT Drum Monday night. The usual
treats were hastily forth coming and
the notse-makera did not lurry long.
Union church services were held at
tho M K. Church Sunday evening b
Kev. Llddell pastor of tho Presby-
terian church. Special musto was pro-
vided. for the occasion anil was greatly
enjoyed 'l"y the largo oibgregatlon in
attendance
Court Olork DeOruw Informs us that
n jury has been drawn for the omlng
term of District Court which con-
venes April Qth. It U oxpecUd that
this term will be one of the. longest
which hat been held for gome time in-
asmuch as there are a number of caies
of Importance to bo heard.
Sunday March 2lt was the llrsl
day of Spring but I rout the weather
conditions which prevailed on that
day 0110 could hardly notice It. The
wind was raw and cold and llurrip of
aunw foil at intervals Monday was n
similar day. For rapid changes It
couldn't ba beat. One minute snow
was coming down from the north and
it looked as if a blizzard was upon us
in full force The next minute the
sun would he shining Tuesday Wed-
nesdity and today linnotar have been
more balmy nnd If such lino weather
continues our people will be getting
sprint; ftver..
MILUERY OPEIII
Saturday
March 27th
1915
A nice line of Spring and Summer
Millinery at the Right Prices.
I have just received a New Clean
Stock of Dress Goods and Trimmings
Ready-made Waists Kimonas Lingerie
and Underwear.
NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR
Come ii and Convince Yourself that
THIS IS THE PLACE TO BUY
MRS. W. H. ROBERTSON
Beaver Oklahoma
SERIOUSLY INJURED BY FALL.
Mrs L V Hall was seriously h Jur-
ed by a fall from a buggy Thursday
night of last week Together v Ith her I
hitbarid alio was returning from For
gin to their home south of Hcavor
when at a point in the road north o'
thu and lHlle Just north of t! C
DeCiraw's farm home (hey saw m
automobile approaching which ll
olwm did not hare any light Fer
IliK liiHt the auto would cr.t'li lit
thetu thoy attempted to get out nf '1
road and in Roitnr up a steep ftinliv k
in -tit the buggy was over-turned r
ihey were tlmr.wi out. The team w
g Mitle and Mr. Hall woi ablo to Cell
rl them In fiillng Mrs Hall sirur
her head ngoiutt so I no obslacb- cuiM
a bad ?u-li in her fureheid and she wu
a'?o severely shaken utid btuistdlt
the fall She was carried to the I. on
of Mr ana Sirs. DeGraw and Dr Lnvp
s.inimoued. lie found It moesfnry tf
take sevi ml stitches In oloslng U
wound Mrs Hall is an old lady s m
s v nty y-qrs of ngo nnd ijuile stout t
t ! tli fall was extremely severe for
hor lionctcr the Is improving ntrrl
at tint tbne and It is tho lght th it hr
will recover rapidly althuugh It it no
likely that she will ever eompl'tc'y
recover from the ellects'of the impl'-a
unt exuorlenco on account of her ml
i.m.'rxl yea's. Mr. Hall escaped with
only n s ere shaking up. The buggy v
team wis not hurt.
If It . true that the automobile whs
running without lights and that the
driver was Intoxicated as hn been
stated he should ba' prosecuted arid
mado to pay the penalty for the offense
The greatest care should bo used by
drivers both of teams and of cars to
avoid accident on the public highways
and surely a man who Is Intoxicated
has no business driving a team much
less a car where there Is danger to
other travelers or prdestruins. Care-
ful (U'tverj must take the lilaino and
oftet) suffer tho consequences Just
this sort of thing Is what causes such it
prejudice against automobiles among
those who must use the roads with
horso-drawn vehicles and can "you
blame them?
AGED MOTHER CALLED HOME.
The aged mother of Sam and Milton
MoKee and Mrs. Cat James all of near
Forgiin passed nway at thu homo of
her daughter Mrs James Wednesday
night ol last weok after an illnmof
several wcekt. Hor death was duo to
an attack of lagrlppe which she suffer
ed some time since and from which on
account of her advanced years she
net't fully recovered
Tho remains were taken to tho old
home in Ohio for intermuut.
The sincere sympathy of all who
know them Is extended to the family
In their sorrow.
OPENS LAW OFFICES.
Judgo It. II Loofbourrow former
Judge of the District Court of this dis-
trict resigning that position to accept
an appointment as Justico of the Su-
premo Court since returning to Bea-
ver following the expiration the llrst
uf the year of his term as Supreme
Justice Iihs dcided to remain perma-
nently and resumo his practice of law
He has secured oflices at the Court
House In the rooms formerly occupied
by tho county attorney.
The large number of Beaver county
peoplo who have hod legal busineis
with Judgo Loofbourrow both during
his praatlco here as an attorney and In
an official capacity during his terms
at county nttornoy district judge and
supreme justice will learn with pleas-
ure of his decision to again resume his
practice at Beaver.
Some one should break tho news
gently to the Heaver Democrat that
there were electric light nnd water-
works systems being installed at the
county seat and that material had ar-
rived for the new railroad. They are
surely nof aware that such Improvrr
ments aro under way Inasmuch M they
have never made any mention of tho
fact Hut then It must be remember
ed that tho Democrat Is the "official
organ of the democratic administra-
tion" and It Is probably afraid to pub-
lish anything favorable to Bearer
Tookor has about as much back-bone
as a jelly-fish. He was too weak-kneed
to stand up and boost for Forgan in
his Enterprlto and as a result thv busi-
ness people of that town found It
necessary to rut In another paper that
had sense enough to support the town
from which It expected to draw Its
support. Now he Is afraid tu say n
J good word for Dearer in his Democrat
for (ear tho little bunch of deumgngufn
! who happened to be able to throw a
little public pitrnnage his way might
I not approve of it. You better movo
I your Httlo sheet out In the country
(Tookqr It might become contami-
nated by being housed In Beaver
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OUR UUILDFRS HARDWARE IS RIGHT UP
THE LAST TICK or THE CLOCK IN "3TVLE".
THE.QCAL.TY IS THE HIGHEST THAT CAN
GOT.
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R'angel'st lhmyan Ins arrived lei'
direot the I ooi G spel Cnmimign mi
der tho aur lees of tho Uospol Team
of Beaver The court room It belnp
arrauped for tjie evening mass meet-
ing and services wiit be hold thcro nt
8 o'clock each night. Kvangollst Kun-
yan will preach there at 11 o'clock
Sunday morning sn 1 at 3 o'clock p m
there will bo a Mass Meeting for men
Admission is by ticket and one of tho
speaker's strongest and most' gripping
mrssages will bo glvon "Tho Pull of
a l'urpiife" Is the theme and should
bo heard by every man in and around
Heaver nnd all tho boys nbovo 13 years
of age AtiilglifAn AncientTrogrdy
Mrdernlzed" will be the subject.
The Committed" aie working splen-
iljdly and It i evident tint the Team
fin'fd?nreat tilings..
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CUPID DUSY AGAIN.
DmCttpId Is about the busiest fel-
low nrnund Beaver these dnys He is
uettlng to be tin expert ton with li's
dart. Ho never seems to fall to pierce
the heart he goes after His latest
victims were brought down Saturday
night March 20th. 101C.
MiiR Until Weir and Clifford Drum
were united In marrlago at the home
of the hrlde'H sister Mr. and Mrs It
L Kusiell .Saturday evening. Kov. L
L. Shaw pastor of the Christian church
officiated Tho ceremony was per-
formed In the presence of Iho Imme-
diate relatives of thu bridn and the
family of Her. Shaw nnd was a very
quiet but pretty ceremony Following
the pronouncing of the words which
united thn destlnlos of these popular
young people all were Invited to the
dining room to partake of a sumptu-
ous wedding supper and daring the
course of thn meal many pleaiautand
happy greetings wero exchanged and
mirth Indulged nt the expense of the
'newly-weds."
The lirltlo It n native nf Heaver coun-
tr In fact almost of Heaver having
been born vn a farm adjoining the
townslto and living here tho greater
part of hor life. She spent her girl-
hood days hern and grow up In the
care-frru independent and gentle
manner which predominates the true
woman. Miss Huth Is on attractive
and highly accomplished young lady.
She received her early education in
tho schools of Heaver and later finish-
ed the high schools and stnte norma
of Kansas having removrd to Oberlln
with her parents when a small girl and
remaining nt that placo until two
years ago when sho eamo to Heaver
eounty to engage In teaching She
vas numbered among the best teachers
of the county.
Tho groom Is a son of Mr and Mrs.
T. 0. Drum of Sophia and is an ener-
igotio and capablo young man. Ills
houestyund integrity Is above reproach
and he possesses sterling qualities
which win for him thu honor nod re-
Rpcct of nil who know him. He Is a
musician of marked ability and pos
sesses tho characteristic)) which makes
lilm n genoral favorite. Last year he
was employed as chief assistant In the
office of If. II Drum cimnty assessor.
At preicnt he is employed as deputy in
the office Pf II. M. llulick county clerk
and register of deeds nnd In each of
theso positions he has made good.
I The newly-wedded young people will
commerce housekeeping In the home
recently vacated by Mrs Ida Wolr
mother of tlju bride.
Tho Herald joins their host of frlonds
In extending hearty congratulations
and wishing them a long and happy
matrimonial voyage
THE PRICE IS THE LOWEST FOR WHICH GOOD
STUFF CAN BE SOLD. vuu
WHENEVER YOU NEED HARDWARE. WHAT-
EVER IT MAY BE. COME TO US FOR IT AND '
KNOW YOU HAVE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE.
Beaver Hardware & Furniture Company
BEAVER. OKLAHOMA
INSTRUCTIVE SCHOOLS OF AGRICUL-
TURE TO BE HELD IN BEA-
VER COUNTY.
Tho Extension Department nf the A
.t M. College at Stillnater will hold
movable 'rjchools of Agriculture as fol-
lows: Gray. Tuesday March 30 at 10:30 a.
m 2 to 4 ;30 p m. and at night.
LnKi-mp Wednesday Mnrch3lt 10:30
a. m ? to 4 :30 p.-m and at night.
Braver City Thiirsday.April 1 10:30
n. in 2 to 4 :30 p in and at night
Porgaii Friday April 2nd 10:20 a.
m 2 to 1 .30 p. m and at night.
Gate Saturday April 3rd 10:33 a.
in 2 to 1 .H) p m nna at night.
These schools am In the nature of a
Farmers' Short Course brought right
to your door. No charges. Kvery
body not only invited but urged to at-
tend. No lessons to study audreclto
but Instructions nnd Interesting leo
turrs brought to you and for your per-
sonal bnnellt. Bring your farm pro
litems that you want help with to these
people in charge of this school und get
assistance.
Comn prepared to ask questions In
regard to this work or nnythtng per-
taining to agriculture
The same lessons or subjects will be
taken up at each place l'lcase son
that the good wife and children are af-
forded an nppoitunlty to attend.
The subjects covered in these schools
are Farm Crops Insects l'ests etc
Improved Live Stock Beef and Dalrj
Cattle Uardnn and Orchard (Horticul-
ture) Domestic Science Homo Sanita-
tion and others.
The night sosslona will be mainly
lectures illustrated by moving picture
(not lantern slides).
Itemember the dates and try to In-
terest your neighbors so that wo will
havo a good audience at each session
I would urge that tho tcohers at and
near these places take their pupils and
attend and require their pupils to take
notes and bo grsded on this work and
recoive the same credits that they
would at their regular school sessions
for theso days If all tho pupils can-
not attend at least allow all nbovo the
tho fifth crade to do so ns I nm sure
what they will learn at these sessions
will be worth a great deal moro than
thoaint time pent on their regultr
ttudes. audit maybe years If ever
many of them have the opportunity of
zoning tins class of Information
brought to them. There will bono
theoretical work but every thing will
bo practical nnd such that every on
can apply the Instructions given.
Don't forpet tho dotes don't fall u;
but -be on liBnd. In some sections
farmers In th rnrnl districts several
miles from the schools aro taking their
teams' unit wagons and" hauling 'tho
pupils in to them. They take tholr
dinners nlopg and havo a good tlmo as
well as learning mnny valuablo things
and thcHO farmers think tho tlmo thus
lost well spent nnd would gladly do
the same work ngaln In order for tho
children In their districts to get to at-
tend these schools.
I have dono my best In getting theso
schools here now let's got all the help
wo can from It.
Very truly yours
B M. Jackboh. Agt.
j Heaver county people should bear
tho time an) place of theso meetlngi
in mind and'be on hand to take advan-
tage of tho many good things which
will be offered. The following wolN
known' authorities will take part in
these meetings:
Prof II. It. tledgle Stillwater.
Dr. Tucker Stillwator.
I'rof. John Hwalm Stillwater.
B. 31. Jaeksrin. County Agent.
Mrs. D M. Jackson Lady Agent.
II; F Merklaw Woodward County
Agent. c
MORE TIES ARRIVE AND STEEL
EXPECTED SOON FOR SHORT LINE.
More ties have been arriving the past
week for Beaver's Short Lino and aro
being strung along tho right-of-way.
Steel is expected to arriro In a few
days and upon Its arrival work will
commonce In earnest on the building
of that "fence." Those who hare been
naiting long and patiently for actual
construction work to commence are
about to sob tholr fond hopes mater-
ialize Cures Old Sores Other Remtdlos Won't Cure.
The worst cases nomotttrot how lomrilsmllntr.
nrc cured by the wonderful otd reliable Dr.
I'prter's Antlneptlc Healing- Oil. It relieve
fain and Heats at tb t aamc time. Uc. S0C. 11 JCO
FARM LOANS
Are you going to need a new'Loan
or are you going to increase the one
you have? I have a good proposition
which it will pay you to investigate.
Either write or call at my office in
Beaver.
H. N. LAWS0N
Beaver
Oklahoma
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