The Beaver Herald (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 38, Ed. 1, Thursday, February 25, 1915 Page: 4 of 8
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TH BEAVER HERALD BEAVER OKLAHOMA
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The Beaver Herald
MAUDE 0. THOMAS - - Publiihar.
PUBLISHED KfKIlY THURSDAY
KAredatthpoto01fa.t Baatrr Oklahoma
rood claaa mall mallr.
Adrertlting rate mnde known upon
application. Pries reasonable.
GOSSIP JOUR
COKKESFONDINTS
THAT MAT OmAW NOT INTEBES
YOU
Subscription Price
$1.00 Year
Official Directory
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IHit. Judge
Co Treanurer
Co Clerk
Deedi
Co. Judge
Co. 8upt.
She rid
Court Clerk
Co. Atty.
Surveyor
Alienor
Com. lit Ditt.
Com. 2d Dint.
Com. 3d Dint.
W. 0. Crow
P. P. Fryiinger.
and ei-ofllclo Heglter of
II. M. Bulick
John A. Spohn
II. 0. FVIIow.
J. M. Janet.
0. C. DeOrniv.
O. F. Twyfoid.
Lynn Moore
Geo. II. Wright
J. Il.Orimveli Gate.
W. 0. Uutlertge.
LaKemp
Thoa. McI.nlti.Orn;
Railroad Time Tabic.
WICHITA FALLS A.
KOimiWESTKKN.
FORCAN.
No. H.paiaenger arrltei.. 0:10 p. m
No. Jl local arrlrex... 3:15 p. m.
No. i panonger leavei .. .0:45 a. in
No. 22 local loaves .. . flilfta. in
Connection at Woodward
SANTA FK
doing East Going West
I 10 a.m. 1 1 :U5 p. in.
fi IS p. m. -1:10 a. in
Connections at Klk City
HOOK IriLAND
Oilng East Going West
a .20 p. in. 12:20 p. in.
'l:r.l p. in. 12 Km. m.
HARMONY OUT OF DISCORD.
With all the din of discord of war it
Is encouraging to catch even an occa-
sional nolo of harmony. The world. Its
people and conditions are never all
bid ; in the worst vtars of crop failure
there it always some scant yield In
no spirit of boststfulneis but merely as
an evidence of (he brotherhood of man
our people are taking advnutage of the
opportunity as state after state IIIIs
lis ship with food for the starving mil-
lions of helpless women and children
acros the sea. As an expression of
gratitude and thankfulness for our own
Immunity from strife we should give
freely out of our abundance The val-
ue to ourselves in years to come of the
Christmas ship will far outweigh nil
the joy which it contents could possi-
bly bring to the forlorn orphans for
whom it sailed. Tho spirit of friend-
ship and the reaching out of millions
of little hands on tills side to other
millions of little lunula across the sen
cannot fall to Implnut iu yming. Im
pressive minds on both sides tho seeds
of amity which years hence will bear
fruit when these children take on the
responsibilities of nuturo Ufa.
It Is ever one of tho strange fantasies
of war that during momentA of iuter-
missiou the soldiers of tnobelllgereuts
so easily fraternize. Our own Civil
War was full of such Incidents; ami
now there comes to us an account of a
football (.'ontest' between Allies and
(litrumin on Christmas Day plnyed by
vnldlers and witnessed by ollicers and
the ranks of both sides. That the in-
terest in the friendly game nas sogreat
It was even proposed to postpone hos-
tilities for two dnys in order to play
tliegamotoa satisfactory finish re-
veals tlm great-hearted ness of the
thousands of individual soldiers and u
stunting absence of personal hatred.
Thai the kaiser on learning of the In-
cident prohibited its repetition on the
part of his own men as detrimental to
ii proper spirit of enmity betnecn foes.
Is greutly to be regretted.
Can there be any doubt as to the
answer could a settlement of the pres-
ent trouble be submitted to the popu-
lar vole nf the warring nations? II.
II Windsor in the Maroh Popular Me-
rhnnlc Magazine.
How To (live Qulnlno To Children.
WMMMNIt la Die trademark nsnir Klvrn to an
Improved Quinine. It la a Taattlraa Byt up. plcaa.
ant to take ami Ioa not iiilutli the at.imach.
Children lokr It ami nrvrr know It la Quinine.
Alw caneclallr nitaplrd In ailultl who cannot
Like ordinary Quinine Doea not nauaratc nor
cauae nervoiiatieaa nor finning In the head. Try
It the next lime von nenl Quinine for any pur-
pose. Ak for 2 ounce original package. The
name I'UllRII.INli la Lions In hollle. 21 ccnla.
COHItESPONDENTS. TAKE NOTICE-Kindly mail your Vews Letters
p they will reich this office NOT LATKKtlian Todsday of each wcek-Eu.
Onte.
Ilevival meetings are in progress at
the M K church. Rev. Day. a Chris-
tian minister from Texas prrached
Sunday morning and the Goapel Team
had charge of service at night.
II C Mathers Is visiting his niece
Mrs. It H. Slusier. at Dunlap.
Carl Kirkhart is one of the number
who was fortunate In securing a claim
In Colorado. He thinks It Is n fine
country.
Gat Ih to have a new doctor. Dr.
Rutherford Is going to put In n drug
store on the north side of Main.
It began to rain Saturday morning
and rained until some time Saturday
night tieginnlng again Sunday night
and snowing all day Monday
It Really Docs Relieve Rheu
matism.
Everybody who is afflicted with
Rheumatism in any form should by all
means keep a bottle of Sloans Liniment
on hand. The minute you feel pain or
soreness in a Joint or muscle bathe It
with Sloan's Liniment Do not rub it
Sloan's penetrates almost immediately
right to the sent of pain relieving the
hot tender swollen feeling and mnk
iug the part easy and eomfortiiblo. Ge
n bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 25
cents of nny druggist and have it in
the house against Colds Sore and
Swollen Joints Lumbago Sciatica and
like ailments. Your money back if
not satisfied but it does give nlmost
instant relief. Buy a bottle today.
South lEImwood
(Too lato for lint neik.l
Tho wind did blow on Saturday last
The nil-day meeting nt Mt. Vernon
school house on February ltth was
well attended
George Robinson nai threshing In
this part of tho county last week
Phil Egbert was quite siek last Fri-
day at the homo of Aa Kile.
Miss Aim Fowler was helping Mrr.
Groves cook for threshers last week.
Grandma Kile wos a pleasant caller
at tho home of Mrs. Groves. Friday.
The assessor passed through here
last week lluding out how much people
were worth.
John Kile is out near Texlioinn hold
I UK a revival meeting.
A Callrii.
Stop That Cough-Now.
When yon catch Cold nr beain to
Cough the Hrst thing to tin Is to take
Dr. Hell's. Pine-Tar-Iloney It pene-
trates the linings of tho Throat nod
Lungs and lights the Germs of the Di
sease giving tpiick relief and natural
healing "Our whole family depend
on Plne-Tar-llnney for Coughs and
Colds" writes Mr. 13. WIIIIhiiis Ham
ilton. Ohio. It always helps. 2.V. at
your Druggist.
Surprise.
The weather has been very pleasant
the past ten days.
Wheat is doing very well.
Our asesor Shirley Ilenzler is
visiting each property owner In Logan
township.
The Surprise school closes February
20th May Johnson teacher.
O'car Phillips closed hid threshing
soasnn at W. Girton's
Bud Moreland got a good claim two
miles west of Springfield Colorado.
T II Wagner look the 5th prize of
'2f 00 in gold offered by the Oklaho-
ma Farmur-Stockinan for raising over
one hundred tiinhcU of fetorita per
acre. Just nhat our Beaver county
land could be made to produce by fer-
tilizing and seed selecting and rentier-
ing the seed to one seed in a hill is
hard to tell.
The railroad prospects look good.
Now let everybody push forguod roads.
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FINE STOCK FOR. SALE
I have Ono REGISTERED SHIRR HORSE and
Ono MAMMOTH MISSOURI JACK which I nut
oflViihiK for Halo fit an attractive price. Would
consider a trade for other stock.
W. L. MASON
Beaver Oklahoma
Twin Mounds.
Feb 10. A mild storm half rain nnd
half snow Is felling and melting.
What eotild be better for wheat?
A number of qur farmers are dte-
ing the ground preparing for an early
crop but the majority ara still hauling
ttat year's crop to niatkvt. Great
country this I
Setting hens and Incubator is the
subject Just now anlong the women
folks Mrs. Ilaiimgartner has the
tlmnks-of this "ollise" for a flne Ruff
Orpington cockerel. He in a beauty
Mrs. Gumm is importing a pair nf
turkeys of a nw va'l'ty from east
ern Oklahoma
Irvln Voting and A W MoCIurg
went to Forgan with knllir on Friday
Mr. and Mrs L. I. Girton went to
Knowlcs and back Friday.
Hurry Jones is hauling grain to
Knowles. '
Dr. Buckinaster was called to see the
baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur West
on Thursday. The little one has pneti
inonla but was thought to be slightly
better yesterday.
. A dozen men nnd boys did some he
role lighting before a prairie lire ar
subdued that threatened buildings at
and near Mr. Glaudon's. Arthur Gir-
ton was burning thistles on Hit) Grace
place runl the lire got away from him.
Little Miss Gladys Buckley has la-grippe.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson entertained at
dinner Sunday Mesduines Yeoman
mid Jones and little Margaret Jones.
Brother Overton filled his appoint
menl at the church last Sunday. Rev
Overton will be at the church with hii
pictures on Friday night February 20.
Everybody Invited.
Walt Lovnall's little girls started to
school at Twin Mounds last Moudx).
They ure living nt Dr. Diickmastor's.
Oxcb A Wkfic
Colds are Often Most Serious
Stop Possible Complications.
The disregard of a Cold has often
brought many a regret. The fact ol
Sneezing Coughing or n Fevershould
be warning enough that your system
needs immediate attention. Ortmtilt
Loss of Sleep Is mot serious It is n
warning given by Nature. It is man'
duty tohimaelf to asaist by doing his
part. Dr. King's Now Diccovery is
bused on a scientific analysis of Colds.
Wlo. at your Druggist. tJuy a bottle
today.
LIKES PROF. FELLOFSBOOK.
Among the visitors to Gtiymnn lasi
week during the Teachers' Associa-
tion was Henry (Jnllln Fellow of Ilea
ver county superintendent nf pulilu
instruction there. Mr Fellow I au-
thor ot iimny pleasing rhy;..es and hit
a handsomely prepared book whieh if
tilled with lux wotk all of which is if
a very creditable nature. Ho gave
readings of several of his poems at the
association meeting Friday night anil
they were well received by a large hii-
dtenco. sir. Fellow comes from Indi-
ana and has been associated In literarj
work with some of the prominent iiimh
or that state who have nnlrihuted sr
uiuoh to the literature of the world
The book wh lull Professor Fellow lies
for stle is filled witli interi'Sling cut-
of scenes about the country which an
alone worth the price to anjune. Ho
work is excellent and he should enjnj
a silc that will net him considerable iu
the years roll shmg (luymnti Herald
What Pleased Her.
Mrs. 'MoFoyv-I know ye II he plazcd
to hear Mrs. McSliubb. that me daugh-
ter Mary Ann Is to bo married to Jim-
my Doylo nixt uako." Mm. McSutili
"Indado Ol nm thnt fur It wan only
this marnlng thot I wnv the poor boy'u
fnythor folro him out nv the houeo "
Puck.
CURIOUS CONDENSATIONS
A Wyandotte hen belonging to
Francis Balnea a Wiltshire (England)
' poultry expert haa laid GS8 oggs In
three years.
' Lael year there weyo 1.662241 work-
. era employed In factories In Oreat
I Britain. 800831 of whom wore on-
I gaged In tho toxtlio trades
At ten cents a drink the United
States liquor bill figures JS59SOOOO0
for the joar. And tho value of nil
the bread made In the bakeries ot the
country was but $395866000.
Vruguay'B imports from tho I'nlted
Statea for the first 11 months ot 1912
reached the record sum of $G77G000
while tho previous year they totaled
only J5.953.313. also n record year.
Sevon books sold for a total of $227.-
200 at the recent Hoo library sate.
Two of these books were Bibles ono
of which a Gutenberg Blblo. printed
on vellum brought the highest prlco
ever paid for a book $50000.
In the home of Andrew Jackson of
Fairfield. Me. there Is a clock more
than 180 years old. which tells the
phases of tho moon as well as the
days of the month. In the same house
there Is a wall paper 26 years old.
Women students In American col-
leges and universities will have n
chance to reveal their sentiments on
"International Peace." Tho Lake Mo-
honk conference offers two prizes of
$200 jmd J 100 respectively for the
bet nHys on the subject try under-
graduate women students intAmerlcan
colleges.
FIIKE TO FARMERS
SEEDS
By special arrangement the Ratckin
Seed House of Shenandoah. Iowa one of
the oldtM best established seed firms in
the country will mjil a copy of their Big
Illustrated Seed Catalogues. This book
is complete on all farm and garden seeds.
It tell how to grow big jiclds and all
about the best vaneiirs of Corn for your
locality; also Sted Oats Wheat Barley
Spelt. Grasses Clovers Alfalfa Pasture
j ml Lawn Mixtures Seed Potatoes and
i.l other farm and garden weds This
oolc is worth dollars to all in want of
-rds of n kind IT'S FltKF to all
ur re- 'lers Write for it tod.c. and
ri'i iIm . paper Tic add- i
RA.TiFl.NS SCCD HOUSE
Slitiundoah Iowa.
HOMESPUN HOMILCS
Gab Toots sez:
Ain't It goln' to bo some-calamlty
when ther laundries run out of bIo-
gansT There never was yet a ornery wo-
man that some durncd man didn't
make her ornery.
Too many follors idn't got'no more
ambition than Jes' to hold tlsr-r bidder
whllo ther other tellers shlnstup It
Lots and lots ot folks hare got n
fool Idea that love letters is got to
havo sorno ucnee to' 'em.
Ther kind of hunmnf nature! likes
ther beat Is ther kind you Tun across
In ther goueral run ofj little -boys and
girls.
They sez monfolks4 can't stand' no
torture ami yet ther" high-class favc
massages keeps a-gettln classier and
classier.
There nln't much fan In goln' out
and alntlir ther twwirired and then
ther next ny BhrwIn'T up with ther
blues about It.
I Hln't ever rjoln' toAbelleve In ther
recall of Judges as fttng ns I know
there's too many people yet thnt don't
believe In no kind o dudgos. In ther
first placo SL Louis 'Republic.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES
Twelve American uirlversltles havo
endowment funds of or 56000.000.
Knunl. Hawaiian lelinds has 27
opon nirschtyd roomsfcti regular use.
How to bind dilapldiHed textbooks
so thnt they look nJmoitt ns good as
new Is taught In mnirtial training
classes nt Hampton liutltute Hamp-
ton. Va.
A "social' service bufLpiru" Is pub-
lished by tlia WnshlnglDn. OXC pub
lie library for the piiroie of making
known toroidal workoastho latest In-
formation lA.tholr floM.
Thorn werrfflvo srhoolttnnd 150 pu
PIIb In the Brooklyn klmWgnrtens or-
ganized by ipt WllllnntJI Maxwell
IB yours ago; now thnip nro 40.000
children In tho.k!iidergiirui!.of Great-
er New York
MAXIMSvOF THUVTAGE '
Oosturofijto bo efflwilvt must be
significant and to bo Algnlflcnnt
they must bo rare.V-Lewctt
Plainly .-tstnted.j that wlvii tho
pinJorltynpirinutI is next lo the
thunderof a vclcp tho lnWlng
thunderof a fiiajne. flheodoiFon-
tano. r- ' ' '
Thn ohJecloAhoVheater t ti
teach us notvtwhrtO this or that fcpar-
tlculnr person lets done but whnt
overy ponwn undfr rortnln circum-
stances vould da Lowing.
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WhntMa callrsj InsptrnUop Is'tlie'
more liaphaarfl of careless neas
and IncompaUu ce; tto actor te
seoklng an expression Vhlch he
ought to hvo Hound whari studying'
his part 'Lews.
STARS iA'ND STRIPES.
Cotlss nlnihlp plant 111 move to
Eurjpo. Hatlwr an'unusot al flight
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it 13 rrrporlied tho navyi refused men
wun Cat t cot. May bo of ly a mlsun
Rheumaiism
makes the joints ache and causes the afflicted person much misery.
For quick relief use
BALLARD'S
SfNOW LINIMENT
It Is a Powerful Penetrating Remedy
The relief prompt and very gratifying to the sufferer. It eases
the joints and conveys a strengthening influence that boon restores
normal conditions. Uso it alto for healing Cuts Sores Wounds
Burns Scalds relieving Stiff Neck Lame Back or Sore Muscles.
It rarely fails fo give good results. Pike 25c 50c and $1 per bollle.
JAS. f. BALLARD Proprietor ST. LOUIS MO.
Sold by F C TKAC Bcncr Oklahoma
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It Always Helps
says Mrs. Sylvania Woods of Clifton Aiills Ky. In
writing of her experience with Cardui the woman's
tonic. She says further : "Before I began to use
Cardui my back and head would hurt so bad I
thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able
to do any of my housework. Alter taking three bottles
of Cardui I began to feel like a new woman. I soon
gained 35 pounds and now I do all my housework
as well as run a big water mill.
I wisluevery suffering woman would give
Tlie Woman's Tonic
a trial. I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad
and it always docs me good."
Headache backache side ache nervousness
fired worn-out feelings etc. arc sure signs of woman-
ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui the woman's
tonic. You cannot make a mistake In trying Cardui
for your trouble. It has been helping weak ailing
women for more than fifty years.
Get a Bottle Today !
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Si Br. A. M. MORROW Surgeon in charge. zS
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CLAIM g SECURITY AGENCY
LAVERNE OKLAHOMA
Represents
SECURITY FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION
Of Chicago
Negotiators for Farm Loans
6 per cent Interest 5 or 10
Years. Straight 2 1-2 per cent
Commission. Call or write.
Our Plaun is New and Good
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Wagons and Buggies
We have just unloaded a car each
of WEBER wagons and ANCHOR
buggies. The Weber wagon is the
only wagon manufactured of materi-
al especially seasoned and selected
for the Southwest trade and is
equipped with at least
$20.00 WortH of Extras
not found on other makes and the
price is no higher. We need not
comment on the Anchor buggies.
Everybody knows that if it is an
ANCHOR its good. Should you need
a Wagon or Buggy let us show you
our line and prices.
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