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Beaver County Fair at Beaver Okla. October 22-25-24 1914
The BEAVER HERALD
Oldest Oklahoma NewsnaDer ReDubllcan far PrinclolB
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY OCTOBErT 14.
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VOL. XXVIII.
No. 17
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BEAVER COUNTY FAIR
BEAVER OKLA.
OCTOBER 222324 1914
Thursday Friday and Saturday
Elaborate Arrangements are being made and a great Fair assured
3 Three Big Days 3
Bring your family and spend three full days of pleasure and profit.
The attractions and features will be varied and there will be
something doing all the time.
Don't miss the Racing Events each dsy
Write the Secretary for further
and concessions.
W. H. ROBERTSON
President'.
DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNED.
Distriat Court which has been in
session here the past ten days ad
journed Monday until October lOih.
CONTINUED FOR TERM.
The ense against George II. Healv
.involving his suspension from the office
of county Judge which was to have
been heard in D. strict Court last week
was continued for tho term on request
of Heuly's attorney.
NEW ONE ON US.
' Representatives of Forgan were In
Heaver Ihu first of the week soliciting
dunotinni to pay tho premium which
they expect to offer on products ex-
hibited at their Fuir in the near futuru
This Is a new one on us but Buaver
has ever shown herself liberal and
nevervyet has turned a beggar away
empty handed likewise on this oeca
sion they gave Forgan a substantial
donation Forgan must b9 hard up
indeed if they oiin't raiso money to
pay n few premiums without Beaver's
osxistance. We call that pretty near
the limit particularly " when Forgan
"butted In" and pluced thedatool
their fair JUBt one week ahead of 'Bea-
rer's date. Tliey never dreamed of a
Fair till Denver announced that we
would have one. Copycats.
Tho Editor of tho Herald returned
Sunday from a short visit at Norman
and Oklahoma City. At Norman we
visited with our frietid Miss VI r-
gi lia Wlckham who will attend the
State University there tills yenr Wi
also saw Charles Mile a graduate last
Tcir of Beaver high school who is tak-
ing up Freshtnen'work in the Univer
slty Charles seemed perfectly ui
home and ful y equal to the occasion
The Freshmen are required by the up-
per classmen to wear little red caps
abput the size of a postage stamp this
yenr. Charles was wearing his grace
fully but we bet a cookie he was glad
the old kids of 11 H S. was not there
to guy him. At Oklahoma Oily w
spent several days at the State Fair
' Tim fair this year was exceptional!)
good and was largely attended. The
exhibits were extra line but we saw
nothing which Beaver county could
mt easily have outclassed bad our pro
ducts been displayed. At no point en.
route between Beaver and Oklahoma
City did we see bucIi wonderful crops
as wo havo hero. In fact after leav-
ing Woodward tho crops looked mighty
bvi and back this way as far as Ma)
and Laverne crops wero nothing ti
brag of. There is no question but that
Bo iTKr county Is the banner county ol
the tIlte ' season At Oklahoma
jpily we saw Judge and Mr Lootbour
BEAVER CORNET
Will furnish. music on each day ol"
information and address W. T. QUINN Beaver for stand rights
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'on and little son' Halo also Mr nnd
Mrs M. A Clark and Mrs. C. H Ty-
ler. They were all taking in tho Fair
and having a good tinin in general
DAY FOR "PRAYER.
President Wilson has designated
Sunday October 4th as a day when
we as a Christian Nution should pray
God to send peace to the European
Nations now struggling in a bliody
warefare The citizens of Beaver and
vietnity are earnestly requested to Join
in this hour of prayer nt the Court
room at 8 p. in. on the above men-
tioned day. '
tires Old Sores Other Romeoios Won't Cure.
be worst cases no matter of how lone standing
'.re cured by the wonderful old reliable Dr.
eorter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
?aln and Heals at the tame time. 22c. 50c 100
A SCANDAL THAT GROWS LIKE A
PRAIRIE FIRE.
Oklahoma City. Sept 30. Tho scan-
dal in tho State School Land Oepait-
ment over the loaning of tho perma-
nent school fund on lands that are
worth far less than the amount of tho
loans has become so notorious that the
Williams machine is running away
from actual conditions In Oklahoma
'ind apklng Democratlo'voters to sup.
port Williams merely because Wood-
row Wilson I a good man The crook-
edness in tho School Land Department
however Is crawling into the light
just as snakes out of an over crowded
den. There is no doubt that the funds
for tho support of common schools is
rapidly being dissipated. The amount
that has been lost is unknown and
cannot be known until a full and com
plete statement of conditions is mado
...... ..
to tho public Such a report has never
been made since statehood though the
school land estate is valued at more
than $30000000. Already frlchds of
the Seliool Land Department have
made a "harmony" deal with the Wil-
liams machine whereby it is hoped
that the speakership of the legislature
ind a number of importantcommittees
may bo controlled In a way that will
provent a full and complete ir.vestiga-
Ion of the School Land Department.
Tired!
Ace too tired P run down? nsrransf
Is Torrthlot rou do on clfort? Not
It Is Dot laslnasa. You aro III. Your
system naads a loolo. Your Biemaob
Kidnara and Llror nasd sllrrlnf up.
NothUj wlH da Ibis bailor than
Electric
Bitters
EOo. sad $1.06 AH Druggists
BAND
the Fair
E. L FICKEL
Secretary.
FAQS AND FIGURES FOR THE PEOPLE.
Oklahoma City Ok Sept. 23. The
Republican State Committees in order
that the people of Oklahoma may knosi
at least apirt of the truth about what
has been happening under machine
rule In Oklahoma sinco statehood l.
compiled from official sources a cam-
paign text book that contains matter
of tho greatest Importnnca to every
citizen of Oklahoma. Tim contents of
this book should convince the most in
different pertou that cnndilions in
Oklahoma hnvo been and nre intolera-
bly bad from tho standpoint of gov
fernment. The book contains facts anf
figures that are irrefutable.
TEA TO
She made up a mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur to bring back color
gloss thickness.
Common garden sign browed Into a
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
added will turn gray streaked and faded
luiir beautifully dark ami luxuriant re-
move every bit of damlrulT slop scalp
itching and falling hair. Just a tew
applications wilt praio a revelation if
your hair is fading gray or dry strag-
gly and thin. Mixing the Sogo Tea and
Kulphur roclpe at home though is
troublesome. An caster way is to get tho
rcady-to-use tonic costing about 60 cents
a large bottlo at drug stores known an
"Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Hair Rem-
edy" thus avoiding a lot of muss.
While wispy gray faded hair Is not
sinful wo all desiro to retain our youth'
--im appearance ana aiiracuvcncns ny
darkening your hair with Wyoth's Sqgo
and Sulphur no ono can tell' because It
does It eo naturally so evenly. You just
dampen a spongo nr soft brush with It
and draw this through your hair taking
one small strand at a timo; by morning
all gray hairs havp disappeared and
after another application or two your
hair becomes bcautltully dark glossy
soft and luxuriant
Invigorating to tho Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general atrengthenlne tonic
GROVU'S TA8TKLKS3 chill TONIC drlvea out
Malaria. enriches the blood .and bulldaupthcsys-
tern. A true tonic l'or adults and children. SOc
rYour Fall Cold Needs
At-
tention.
No use to fuss nnd try (o wear It out.
I will wearynu out instead Take Dr.
King's New Discovery rellef-folows
quickly It checks your Cold and
Soothes your Cough away Pleasant.
An iseptia and Healing. Children like
it. Get a 50c. bottlo of Dr. King's New
D'eovery and keep it In the Jiouhp
"Our family Cough nnd Cold Doctor"
writes Lewis Chamberlain Manchester
. Ohio. Money back if not satisfied but
It nearly always helps .
- DISTRICT COURT DOCKET.
Civil cases for trial at the August
term of the District Court Monday
September 21st 1014
Slate of Oklahoma vs W. L Qarnsey
SUit on bond Judgment for plain
HIT
A. DtJorcshuok vs Fredrick A. Sco-
land Sultan note Passed for term
Collins Investment Co. vs. Otto
Krjnkle otol salo'conflrmed.
I). L. Kemp vs W. I.. Allen et al
Suit on note Sale continued.
Scandrett and Fuest vs W
Floyd
Aft
Bhafor Confirmation Sale confirmed.
Alfred Telly vs 0. 0. OurtU Sale
continued.
X. P. Phillips vs John D Morrow ot
al sale confirmed.
LaKeinp State Bank vs Hays B.
Tantlin Appeal Judgment fur plain-
tiff. '?
Cyrus Allen vs Ed Mulvey rt al
Injunction Judgment for defendants
Edwnrd Baxter ra Ilattlo Kamstra
et nl Foreclosure Judgment fur
plBlntiiT. 0
II. O Norris vs II." L. MoRno et nl
Sutton note Judgment for plaintiff
First National Hank of Unglewood
Kansas vs Geo II. Ilealy Suit on
note Judgment for plaintiff.
. J. V). Newcomer Co. vs Joseph Lewis
et nl Foreclosure Judgment for
plaintiff.
Robert Breckenridga vs J 0 Dick-
son Sale confirmed.
Jacob I. Jones vs Sadie N Hlnks
Ejectment Dismissed at cost of plain-
tiff: William Robert vs Seth S. Cook.
Foreclosure Judgment for plaintiff
August l'tlz Walter Wells-
Foreclosure Judgment fur plaintiff.
Luther S. Huff vs 0. C.DcGriiw et al
Foreclosure Judgment for plaintiff.
Cora Ilubbird va Itobert King et l
Suit on note. Judgment for plaln
Kobt.'K Judd vs Anna II. Judd
Divorce Pterce gtiipud. .
JulinT; WrightK- Warren Khowles
et al TorculrMuru Judglnent Tor
plaintiff
A S. 'Dlukfon et al vsMarildaJ
Murrilres et il Attachment Judg-
nent for plaintiff.
International Harvest Company vs
P II. Kraft Replevin Judgment for
plaintiff.
D. A. Cook Vs V. D. Batman In-
junction In junction ditllllrbcd.
G W. Tucker a F. M. McRae ct al
I udgment Judgment for plaintiff.
First National Bank of Nam Visa
Sew Mexico vs Dell Howell et al.
I'oreoloaiire Judgment for plaintiff
Matlie Ilibbs s M. V. Hibbi Di-
vorceGranted I-annie Lawrence vs Frank Law
rence Divorce Granted.
N. P. Dodge Jr. vs Phillip N. Kraft
Forecloseure Judgment for plaintiff
Fnorpp Cattle Loan On. vs Htunlt y
G. Wiles' Replevin Judgment for
plaintiff.
Bernardlne S frllcs vs Stanley
Wiles Divorce Cato taken under
advisemont.
Elmer Baldwin vs Alexander J Ry-
an Cancel of Mortgago Judgment
for plaintiff
Florence Williamson vs Will Wil-
liamson Divorce Granted
Roy P. Matkin vs Elmer K. MeNee-
ley Suit to quiet title Judgment for
plaintiff.
C. U. Fouch vs -Nellie E. Foucli
Divorce Granted.
State of Oklahoma vs L. W. Booth
Motion for a new trial Ovcrrulled.
State of Oklahoma vs Alfred Ault
Larceny Defcndent found guilty and
sentenced to one year iu the Penitcn-
ilury. State of Okluhoma vs J. M. Pharis
Forgery Dismissed on motion of
County Attorney.
State ot Oklahoma vs II. C Lane
Attempt to do bodily harm Fined
5 00 nnd costs.
State of Oklahoma vs R E.Judd
Asxault with intent to do bodily harm
dismissed on motion o f County At
torney.
State ot Oklahoma vs Earl Davis
Giving liquor to a minor defendent
found not guilty.
0. W Smotherman vs Bank of
Knowles Appeal J udgmon t for
plaintiff.
J D. Luikfoid vs 0. A McPhcrsou
Sulton notv dismissed without pred-
udice on motion of Attorney for plain-
tiff. GIde-Stop.
Bix "Can you lend mo ?5 for a
month old boy?" Dlx "What tho
deuce does a month-old boy want with
five dollar7"-'Booton Transcript
JS -5!
HAS CITIZENSHIP A VALUE?
ITI2CN8HIP has a definite valile. Thla value cannot bo computed In do!-
Ian and cents but It la worth fighting for.
Citizenship crowa out of communities. Wera then- rnmmnniti..
there would be no citizens. We would then be merely unprotected Individuals!
--entirely nt the mercy of all other Individuals who might Wish to destroy any
weaker or Ice ferocious one
By dwelling In communities no havo many advantages. Bomo of u
vnluo and orpreclato thoso advantages whllo other selfishly nccopt tho ad-
vantages but rofuso to do their sham toward maintaining tho community.
Lawa havo boon enacted to tompcl tin to pay taxes used for tho finan-
cial support of communities for our protection
HUT THCRC Ani3 NO LAWS WHICH COMPI3L THE MEMDER OP
ANY COMMUNITY TO 8HOW APPRECIATION OF THE BENEFITS DE-
RIVED FROM LIVINO IN A COMMUNITY. HLM.FIT8 DE-
One ot tho bcncflta of living In a community la tho opportunity furnished
us to buy mcrchnndlso required for our comfort nnd Indulgence right hern
in our own toMn. Thla facility ncrmlU us to buy what v.o need when TZ
nerd It W o ran step Into n more lay down n dollar nnd buy a dollar's
worth of jrooda Perhaps v.o ran pot tho goods without paying tho dollar
down In cash-lhnt Is. If v.o havo thn credit.
What n. gcnuliin benefit t 0 bn nblo to do this In tho olden days r
our forefnlliora norn compelled t7 drive many miles to a storo where thi "
jnerehnndUo might ho obtained. UrKO quantities wero bought nt a tlmo
bernuso the trip to tho tno could not bo mado at frequent Intervals
A8 our cUIsena Increased In number and gathered Into communities
stors rro cstabllslicd nt tho various contora of tho increasing population
until now wo can buy. rlRht nt home our necessity nnd luxurlea. v
That whto wo vabio wo endenvor to protccL It wo value tho facility
for purchasing gooda nt homo wn should protect It
The bett way to protect It la to make It possible for the storekeepers to
continue to do business. If wo do not help them to continue to do business
here In our comrrvinlty tho natural consequence will be for them to close i.o
their stores and go out of .business.
If wo buy from our local storekeepers onlrBuch merchandise os wa
cannot buy conveniently clsowhero. wo will at on discover that tho atoros
will carry only such restricted lines of goods ns aro In demand by tho pco-
plo wbo.llvo hero.
Then wo will find out that wo nro not much better off than our fore-
fathers were. Wo must send away for such morchandlso as wo require Wo
must wait until tho order has been received In tho mall order house and
filled In tho due courso of time by tho employee of tho concern wo ars
patronizing
Thero aro many disadvantages n this method. Wo do not fully rcallzr
thorn now. But they wll como homo to us when conditions arrive which
jumiici ua io uu- overruling cy man ir sucn a tlmo does como. However.
If wo look at tho matter In tho right ligl wo will not permit mich a con-
tingency to arrive. vs
Why should we be deluded Into sending our money away from home be-
Ycauseof the fulsomo.-nndflatterlnfl descriptions nnmal order caUtosjus?
Why should wo prefer the questionable qualities In merchandise as exploited'
by a catalogue Writer to the honest dependable good which we can. see be-
foro us In our own local stores? --zX-1
Do wo fbvo money by buying from tho mall or.r' houses? When the
matter of freight and express charges havo been fla?(5:j;-out. when tbo ques-
tion of deinys unsatlsfoctory "hlpments breakage damaged KQodn.'cicvfhiVe."
been answered wbcro Is tho profit. If any?
ON THE OTHER HAND. THE LOCAL MERCHANT IS ALWAYS RE-'
SPONSIBLE TOR ANYTHING HE SELLS. Tho purchaser can oxamlno any
artlclo for salo In the local storo nnd buy only that which In satisfactory.
It will bo dpllvercd without delay If thero Is any Imporfoctlon It will br
quickly remedied. If thero is any shortage In tho delivery It will bo supplied
nt onco. A personal call or a telephone messngo will arrango overythlnW
quickly.
And when It comes to prices you will alwoyn get full valuo for your
money when dealing with tho local storekeeper. Ho buys his morchandlso
In tho market and he sells It at a profit to us. Ho asks only a modest profit
and ho Is entitled to It Wo should bo perfoctly wllllns; to pay him a profit
for his investment for his Inbor nnd for hla ability to savo us time trouble
nnd money
IF WE ARE NOT WILL1NO TO DO THIS WE SHOULD BE HEARTILY-
ASHAMED OF OURSELVES. AND WB WOULD NOT BE ENTITLED
TO THE ADVANTAGES AFFORDED BY HIS STORE.
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FIRE LIGHTNING and TORNADO
INSURANCE
State Mutual Insurance Company
J. 0. JUDD Agent
Beaver - Oklahoma
vic
THE
SAINT PAUL INSURANCE COMPANY
Will insure you against loss by fire or lightning to your
crop of grain of. nil kinds threshed or untlireshed in shocks
stacks and ricks on cultivated ground in barns bins gran-
ories or dwelling house (in sljort any place on your farm) at
the following rates:
On each $100.00 ot Insurance for 1 month 20 cents
On each $10000 of insurance for 2 months DO cents
On each $100.00 of insurance for 3 months -10 cents
On each $100.00 of insurance for t months f)0 cent
On each $100 00 of iniuranco for 0 months 70 cents
No signed application h required. Write or phone to
II. N. LAWSON Agent Beaver Oklahoma giving amount of
insurance desired term of policy and description of land on
which grain is held.
Whenever You Need a Ocncrol 'Tonic
Take (Jrnvo's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable ns a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known toulc properties of QUININE
nnd IRON. It acts on lbs Liver Drives
out Malaria Knriches the Blood anil
Builds up tho Whole System. 50 cents.
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When Ho Might Have Lapsed.
"Not oven when his last match
blew out In n high -wind?'' asked Mr-
Hutton at Greenwich pollen court
when It was stated that a dofondant"
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