The Beaver Herald (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 52, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 27, 1920 Page: 1 of 8
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Oklahoma lliatorical JSo-
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The BEAVER HERALD
Oldest Oklahoma Newspaper. Established 1880.
VOLUME 33
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY. OKLAHOMA THURSDAY. MAY 27 (920
No. 52
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Go Yois Love Your Feliowiiiian?
Oo You Love Your Town?
Bo You Love Your Family?
If You Do You Will Attend the Revival Be-
ginning May 30th JOT. E. Church
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mi msBaFmCi
Why Lose the Time and Money You Have
Invested in Your Crop?
v Wc represent the
fas Insurance Company
The Largest on the Western Hemisphere
Spriiigflolil Firs & iarins Ins.Go.
Central States Firs Insurance So.
Will Write Your Hail Insurance either Note or Cash Premium
Beaver Oklahoma
WUEAT GROWER'S ASSOCIA-
TION Will meet at The Globe Thea-
tre Beaver Oklahoma Saturday af-
ternoon May 29th 1920 at 4 o'clock
pjnfprUie purpose of perfecting an
organization. All wheat growers aro
urged to be present. Harris and Sear-
cy Organizers and Wheat Growers of
Alfalfa County. 0-27.
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES
The following i i a list of those from
tho Beaver Mho.il who successfully
passed tho eighth grade examinations.
Muirell Allman Charles Stains Roy
Bi-ool&. Louise Tracy. Erne.-.l Carson.
Cay Quinn ViniU Barnes Leonard
Coetinger Thomas Patrick ICeola
McKillins. Hutrh Snohn ami Duritrhf
lC-)Iiai(l.
CASH AFTER JUNE 1ST
We will cany no charge accounts. All
sales will be Cash. Storage will be due at
the end of the month. This means every-
one. We will treat all alike.
BEAVER AUTO SALES CO.
IV. E. HO CHER President R. 4. MAPLE Vico-PreaUnt
FIRST STATE BANK
Forgan Oklahoma
Prepared to Extend Every Courtesy Consistent with
Sound Banking. Deposits Guaranteed.
O. H. CAFKY Cashier C. IV. IHcKEAN Assi. Caahlcr
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dwards' National Bank of Booker
Boo her Texas
Capital Stock $25000.00
Surplus Fund. $5000.00
Opened for Business August 4 1919
I. N. EDWARDS. President
Your Account Appreciated
kaatauiiim
eaves Jtefy 2 "125
Further Announcements Later
DECORATION DAY
Tho following is the program as ar-
ranged for the observance of Decora-
tion Day May 30th.
Morning Service
All members of the Grand Army of
tho Republic American Legion orid
War and Spanish-American war eto-
lans aro ronucsted to meet at the K.
of P. hall in Beaver at I) o'clock a. m.
May auth antl proceed to tho ci'inotory
whoic proper cciemomes of the day
w"l bo opened. The public will as-
semble tit tht cemetery
Afternoon Sr-rice
So -vices will be hold at the Feder-
ated church beginning at 2 o'clock p.
m. at which time the following pro-
gram wll bo rendered.
Song America.
Invocutii.n Rev. W. B. Leonard
Song "Pad: Up 'iour Trouble in Your
Old Kit Bag.
Reading. Mi.- Mildred Steadman
Sung "Rest in Peace." By Choir
Song "Dixie."
Address Rev. II G. Butler
Song ".Marching Through Georgia."
Rending Vclma Gardner
Short Talks by old soldier World War
and Spanish-American veterans.
Benediction Rov. L. E. Gibble.
Tho following committees have been
selected:
Chairman Music Committee Mrs. R.
H. ioofbourrow.
Chad man Flower Committee Mrs.
Annie L. Jones.
Finance Committee. Louise Truer.
Genevieve Stranathan Vinita Barnes
and cda Gardner. Signed
American Legion Committee
MAKING ARCHAEOLOGICAL
SURVEY
J. B. Thobum secretary of the Ok-
lahoma Histou'cal Society W. K.
Moorchcad director of the Arkansas
River Valley Archaeological Survey
uim v.jiai.ur 01 vr'iover museum An-
aiivcr Masa. :n company with a paity
of nsi. bints wnin in Ttunv.- 41. a e'..
of tho vcel: the party passing thirii
this section in the interest of the snri
vo. They dij not give a great deal
of urr.o to the work heie being more
directly interested at other points just
now btt llvy did make : uvuiing
trip to the sand hills north of town
and succeeded in locating a few inter-
esting specimens. They expect to re-
turn at a later date for an extended
stay. Beaver Is cne of tho old land-
mark of No "Man's Land and han
much interesting history that Secre-
tary Thoburn hopea to collect at nn
early date. A history of Oklnhonu
nuuiu noi ue complete wiinout it lor
it was here that a very great deal
of the early history of the Btate as
made this being the oldert settlement
In tho original tciritory of Oklahoma.
SIIRINERS HAVE BIG TIME
AT WOODWARD
A large delegation of Beaver people
attended the Shrinor's district conven-
tion at Woodward Friday of lat week
In addition to tho local Sliriners their
wive and friends who went over to
enjoy the good time a grwit number
id tne .Masonic Blue Lodge hero were
I in attendance to tako the Sliriners do-
Igrce. Among tho liumber wo noted
Frank Maple O M. Barr W. G. Stran-
nathan and J. B. Couch. There wero
perhaps others whose names wo failed
to get.
'Ihe editor of Tho Herald enjoyed
the event as tho guest of Mr. and Mrs
O. H. Cnfkv of Forgan driving to
Woodward 'I hursday afternoon and re-
turning Snlurdny evening. While there
we were the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Chas. E. Davis and enjoyed a thoro-
ughly delightful time ovcry mlnulo of
the stay.
BEAUTIFUL ROSE GARDEN
The HnraU office has been bright-
ened this week by a gorgeous bouquet
given us by Mrs. O. II. Cafky of For-
gan whose beautiful rose garden and
other grounds nbout her home aro so
wonderful at this lime. If there is
anything to compare with tho beauty
of tho rose we have yet to see It. To
us it sui passes all others of tho
i flower family magnificant as many
'other specimens are. The ioso holds a
place all its own. A visit to Mis. Caf-
ky's home is certainly a delight to tho
flower lover. Her garden contains
I tho greatest variety of plants beauti-
fully arranged and kept and indeed
presents a scene which one seldom sees
except in bouUiern California the
home of fruit and floweis.
AMERICAN LEGION
MEMBERS ATTENTION!
The next regular meeting of Uie
American Legion will be held on June
2d. All members nre urged to be pres
cnt. COMMANDER.
A letter from G. P. Well man of this
county near Liberal advises us to
forward his paper to Bear Iake Pa.
for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Wcllman on-
ly recently returned from an extended
trip to California. They are now leav-
ing via auto route for a trip east and
will go as far as Ne? York before re-
turning being away some two or three
months.
L. B Harrison and wife of Booker
Texas were business visitors in Bea-
ver Tuesday. While heie they called
at this office and left an order for
some printing advertising a big revi-
val tent meeting which will be held
at that place beginning Sunday May
30th. The meeting will be ronductcd
by Evangelist McCown of Carney. Mr.
McCown resided at Clear Creek near
Elmwood in this county when a boy
and is well known to many peoplu
here.
W. T. Quinn and family returned
Monday evening from Weathcrford to
which place they had gone to attend
graduating exercises at Weathcrford
normal of which their daughter Miss
Lois was a senior this year. They
visiil-u wnn ncv. ij. i. snaw anu ta-
mily formerly of Beaver but now of
Weathcrford while away and also
drovo over to Oklahoma City to hear
Billy Sunday.
Miss Anna Hughes and her mother
mra. r.. v. uugnes leit Tuesday foi
J Decatur 111. on an extended visit
Upon their rpturn Miss Anna will tako
a position in the office of County Sup-
erintendent IJonstfn. Sho taught in
the grade schools here tho past year
and her work was very satisfactory.
. Both the patrons and the school board
regret that sho will not return an-
other year.
K n- Cooper and Ray Millman of
in Beaver Tuesday. While here Mr.
"milium LUllL-u hi mis OIIICC IO0KCO
over our equipment and pronounced
this a pretty good shop. He was for-
merly In t.lin nmi6nntini nnmn Unl
P editor nf Thn T.flmvnl M " ..' ..
' and knows what it takes to equip a
juiiii bhoji lor urst ciass worK.
Dr. Earl T. Davis dentist returned
Tuesday afternoon from a few days'
trip to Colorado to which placo ho
went Saturday of last week In com-
pany witli Willio Wilson. Returning
. w.... ...vv viibuuuicf vu cuiisiuuruuie
rain and mud between Elkhart and
iiiijcrai Kansas. Ho reports a big
hail storm in the section near Elkhart
and much wheat damaged severely
Harry Brown ami Curt rMtt nr tv
Boaiei Allto Snips rVimnnm wio.l.
trip to Montana Monday bringing
back a car for I. N. Phelps for which
he had traded some time ago They
COOred thl lliklntWO nf mnm limn OAO
miles in about nine hours. That is a
goou record considering the stops.
This nffiVr. nrinlml liillo tl..V ...1.
for a public sale which will be held at
tho A. S. Foster farm C 1-2 miles
southeast of Beaver on Wednesday
Juno 2d. bv C. W niVfnwl r-i i
A. Sanders and Col. C. II Sporry are
The Five Hundred club was enter-
tained at thn homo nf Mr nml m-
J. B. Couch last evening nnd a royal
k"uu uuiu .i enjoycu uy tne largq
number of members and invited guests
who were present.
r ii r-i .. l ..
.. i. vuiiw. nu uai ueen employ-
ed for some time nt The Beaver Auto
Company garage in a clerical capa-
city has takon a position with W. F
vurnun mm company.
F. C. Trncv hml V. H TIno. 0
laying cement walks at their homes
mis wcck.
Willie WilHon. ntmilnvnn nf t.n I.'--. I
garage here went to Colorado the past
nuuiv 10 investigate tne Homesteads
which are still available for Knl.lin-
cntry.
Fred fafntor pioneer ranchman of
the eastern half of tho county and a
banker of Englcwocd nnd Wichita
Kansas was here tho first of the week
on business matters.
What a Bank Simuhl Be
The relation between a bank and its
depositois is different from that be-
tween other lines of business anil their
customers. And a bank can be useful
to its clients beyond tho mere doposit-
ing paying and lending of money. A
bank stands in confidential relation tb
its i depositors. It has opportunities to
help them nnd it has opportunities to
take ndvantago of them. It becomes
familiar with their finnncial transac-
tions. It knows what deals they aro
planning and making. Not only their
money but business secrets aro in its
hands for safe keeping. Further tho
bank Is tho support behind a man up-
on which ho can call for help when
he needs it. It is like tho rcservo
tioopa which a genorat keeps to use
when he gets ip a pinch.
Your bank to bo really useful to you
should have a strict sense of honor.
It should bo abiolutoly safe. It should
be big and stiong enough to l'Urnlah
help wljen it is called for.
"Whoio can you find such n bank?
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THE BANK OF BEAVER CITY
W. E. IIOCKEK Pres.
O. Il. CAFKY. Active Vice.Pfti.
Beaver
It. A. MAPLE ViccPrc.
G. W. CArKY. Ctthiur
Oklahoma
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN
MEETING
Notice is hereby given that thero
will bo a meeting of the Republican
precinct committeemen and committee
women of Beaver county at the Court
Iioufo at Beaver Oklahoma Saturday
Juno 12 1020 at 1:30 o'clock p. m.
This is an important nycting and it
is uiged that every member of tho
committee be prosent. If committee-
women have not been selected in ail
the precincts it is urged that this be
dono before Juno 12th so that n full
representation may bo had at tho
countj meeting.
Republicans givo this matter atten-
tion. MAUDE O. THOMAS
County Secretary
0 O. MENDENHALL
County Chairman
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Memorial services wero conducted
at tho Federated church Sunday May
23d at 11 o'clock a. m. and wero large-
ly attended. Rev. W. B. Leonard de-
livered tho address of tho day. Spe-
cial music was provided by the choir.
Lcc Mathis is buildini? an addition-
al room to his homo this week.
COMRADES! FIRST CALL!
Alt out for Amctican Legion i'o?t
Wo will organize at Knowlci Oklaho-
ma school house on May :'.'! 19J0. All
omo and bring your bunk mate. Rank
net recognized Comi'.itteo: J. E
Whitehead O. C. Darby A. E. licit'
n-Mi. Wm. Daw-I L C. Rutlcdgc
Ccrtio boys let j get busy.' 5-27 '
County Engineer Ingram was herd
on business matters this week.
HAIL
HAIL
HAIL
To The Wheat Growers of Beaver County
Wc will write hail insurance again this year and will use the ST.
PAUL and AETNA two sound old lino stock companies who
liavo been writing both faim and hail insurance in tills section
for years. Many of you nie now protected by tneir furm poli-
cies. The rate will bo $12 the same as last year and the pre-
mium can be paid by note or cash the note manuring Septem-
ber 1st. 1020. A representative of this office will call upon
you in ample time to permit you to protect yourselves and we
will take this time to say that your business will Iks very much
appreciated. Hail Insurance is cxpensivo and when you invest
in it. you are entitled to know that if you have a loss you will be
paid. Our companies have always paid as most of you am in
position to know and they will pay again and when you huvo
11 loss or there is a difficulty or misunderstanding in connection
with your policy wo are hero to tako cure of you.
Can you expect the same service from unknown companies or
from non-resident solicitors?
H. N. LAWSON BEAVER OKLA.
Jack n.ltmnnn nf nnni. T..n'...1r.
transacted business in the county" seat
Monday and Tuesday.
J. R. Sutherland nf li'nmi'lm ..oe
among tho out of town visitors in the
county seat this week.
f!. V. ITr.M-O.1 r.t I I
thft Inftftr ll'irl rf Inc. mnnt nl.l
care of Business matters.
Frank Mnnln in llWvinc. n rlnrwK n.m
Willys-Knight car a purchase of the
pust wcck irom u. m. uarr.
Otto Burin' nml wlfn nf TUn Wll-
loWS near Rnowles wero business
visitors ncre luesuay.
Dr. O. J. Johnson tho Chiropractor
is now located in Beaver. Phone 87 G-27-C-3
W. F. Carson Company
Farm Loans Real Estate Insurance
WE BUY WE LOAN WE SELL
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The Beaver Herald (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 52, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 27, 1920, newspaper, May 27, 1920; Beaver, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc69309/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.