The Beaver Herald (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 21, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 23, 1919 Page: 4 of 16
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The Beaver Herald
MAUDE 0. THOMAS - - Publitiar.
TDHI.ISIIKD BVKKY TH 0K3DAY
Sttartd at Ihr p.wlolilr At Vaairar Oklahoma
as sacoDd class mull roatiar.
AJvertUIng rntr mndo known nion
application. Prlci'i renonnble.
Subscription Price SI. 50 n Yenr
iiirrrnt conditions for
I'AUMmtS.
That the light of bettor conditions
for the farmers j-fixl n men and mor-
duxntR is breaking through is evi-
denced in the following letter just re-
ocived from Washington:
"Washington October 10 1010.
"Mr. J. L. I'ope Secretary Oklahoma
Live Stock and Grain Men's Asso-
ciation Woodward Oklnhomn.
Dear Friend: 1 have received your
telegram of the 8th Inst relative to
She Ferious car shortage existing a
ihis time in the northwestern pait of
Oklahoma.
"1 have taken this matter up pcr-
xmally with the Director-General of
.he Kiiilroad Administration. It seems
Hint fur somo time there ha been in
force an order diverting curs from the
central and southwestern1 part of the
country to the northwestern section.
This oiilcr has now been revoked and
the southwest will receive its full
quota of cars from now on.
"Omcru have been sent out giving
jploccs here the grain is piled on the.
ground nitii places where the eleva-
tors nr full preference in regard to
Being supplied with cars until normal
conditions arc again reached. I am
also informed that every clfort is be-
ing made to build up the supply of
ars in that section of the country
and that these conditions should be
relieved in the near future.
"I shall continue to follow up the
suiter ami no an mat i can to Help.
"With sincere personal regards I
am very iiuiy yours
DICK T. MOKOAN "
Additional proof of the successful
operation of the scheme recently
Jaunched is ollercd in the following
telegram:
-Washington D. C Oct. 14 1010.
"Mr. J. U l'opc Woodward Okla.
The Oklahoma delegation hns been he-
lore the department on the wheat
snipping situation. Mines of Railroad
Administration anu Dames of Grain
Corporation are to meet at the Bur-wgto-n
Uullding In Chicago Wednes-
day to consider the subject and grant
such relief as possible.
"DICK T. MORGAN."
It will bo cheering to the retail
meat consumers to know thnt a prom-
inent firm in Woodward has adopted
a policy of advising the live stock men
to sell as much as possible to tho
local butchers irtstcad of shipping the
animals to the packing houses thus
neces.8 tnting the buying by the re-
tailers of meat to supply their trade
Jrom the samo sources. It Is pointed
out by the Woodward concern that 11
wirchase from tho local cattlemen by
the butchers of meat to supply tho
locsl trade will obvinte the necessity
for fr Ight charges both ways thus
rv n n saving of approximately
f. ' eight to twelve cents a pound
to the ultimate consumer. It is held
&y Woodwaixl retailers that this
uu.MjK.iiing of meat will hac n great
deal to do with making more popular
the "Kit More Meat" slogan nt tho
lime of organization of tho North-
west OUlahomu Live Stock and Grain
Men's Association.
Olllccrs of the new organization
stnto that their work is proving high-
fcr satisfactory and they oiler in evi-
dence of thlrt the activity of tho fed-
eral railroad administration and tho
federal grain corporation both of
which organizations aro using every
means in their power to grant the
relief sought in this section of the
southwest
THE ROOSKVKIr MEMORIAL.
Everyone should heve a part in the
Xoosevclt Memorial f n. 1 which is now
being subscribed and which C. K
Drum has charge r airman for
Beaver county. A 1 1 sum is not
jlted or expected ft y one the
amount of the sub-c L is 'eft en-
tirely at the discrcl t the donor
iut it Is urged una ucsired that as
treat a number of subscribers as pos-
sible be secured. The campaign for
funds is not being conducted along
artisan lines. The memorial is sought
So be erected in recognition of the
splendid Americanism of Theodore
Jiooaevclt unit those who admlro and
respect his characteristics along this
Hae arc legion despite their particu-
lar political nllHiatitfn. Any sum from
2S cents to $1.00 or more is accept-
able. Subscribe what you desire but
SUBSCRIBE. Beaver county's quota
Jet $750.00. It will tako many small
subscriptions to reach that amount
but if all help it will soon be sub-
scribed. For the convenience of those
Tvho will not be called upon by a so-
licitor we arc attaching hereto a sub-
scription blank which you aro asked
to nil out and mail with your remit-
tance to C. K. Drum County Chair-
aoan R. M. A. Beaver Okla.
PLEDGE.
V. Name .-.
Town .... . ..
i County Okla.
Therewith subfcrlbe $...... ..... rw a
gift to the Roosevelt Memorial Asso-
aation. Signed...-. . ... .....
Cash herewith $ . .
(FS1T this blank out tear out and
ttiR with your remittance to C i
Jrura County Chairman R. M. A.
Jcavcr Okla.)
Mrs.AVm. Taylor anil eon are visit-
fand attending to business matters
net olitovfaihis week.
RKCKIVE NEW9 OF DEATH OF
RELATIVE.
Mrs. Annie I Jones and brother
W. II. Thomas leit Friday night of
last week for Areola Illinois in re-
sponse to a message announcing tho
critical illncsi of their uncle Joseph
Coombs of that place. Word from
them ndviscd that the relative passed
away at 1:15 a. in. Sunday October
10th. They did not reach his bedside
before he passed on arriving at 2:30
p. m. that day. Mr. Coombs was
also an uncle of the editor of Tho
Herald being our mother's youngest
brother and tho only member of her
immediate family still living. Ho was
a man of noble character and highest
ideals living a most exemplary life
and ono which had its effort for good
upon nil with whom ho came in con-
tact. In his passing n life of utmost
usefulness well spent in sen-Ice and
for tho betterment and uplift of hu-
manity has been brought to a close
which saddened by the pathos of
parting yet brightens the way to tho
glories of another day beyond tho
Runhot.
RED CROSS ELECTION RESULTS
Tho results of tho annual election
held October 22. 1910. for the election
of nn Executivo Committee ol Beav
er County Chapter A. R. C resulted
iu llio selection or tho following: Mrs.
cn. t ...... i.'i..:. m..j r i.' a.i.
O.A1II l.Vi. Ill A IUWi 4'UIl T. .. fill"
kisnnn of Forgan; Mrs. Frank Wheel
er ot Lorenai J. Y. Stelien of La-
Kemp; J. O. Judd of Beaver; C. II.
V. Earl of Ivanhoo; Rev. Fred Just
of Boyd; Miss Maude O. Thomas of
Beaver; Mrs. Joe Michel of Sophia;
Mrs. Grant Couch of Couch and Mrs.
O. II. Cafty of Forgan.
A meeting of tho nowly-eletted Ex-
ecutive Committee is hereby called to
meeting nt Chapter Headquarters nt
Beaver Saturday October 25 1910
at 1 o'clock p. m. nt which time
Chapter officers for tho ensuing year
will be elected nnd such other busi-
ncsa as moy come before tho commit-
tee will bo transacted.
MAUDE O. THOMAS.
Chairman Beaver County Chapter
CALL FOR CONVENTION TO FED-
ERATE REPUBLICAN CLUBS
OF STATE.
In keeping with tho declaration of
nurpono announced by the Roosevelt
Republican Club of Oklahoma City
Okla. nTi.l communicated at various
times through the press and mail to
tho republicans of the state and their
various county organizations a call
is hereby made for n state-wide dele-
gate convention to bo held at Okla-
homa City on October 30th at 1
o'clock p. m. for tho purpose of form-
ing n federated association of Re-
publican Clubs of tho state with the
ultimato purpose of perfecting such
a complete organization as will be of
material and substantial benefit to the
Republican party in Oklahoma.
Delegates.
Each club will bo entitled to three
delegates at largo and ono delegate
for each twenty members or major
fraction thereof.
A few counties that have not or-
ganised clubs aro urgently requested
to do so nt once in order that every
county may bo represented at tho
state convention on October 30th.
Senators Borah Johnson Watson
and Col. Theo. Roosevelt Chairman
Hays Geo. B. Lockwood editor of thn
"National Republican" nnd Capt. Vic-
tor Helntz former congressman of
Ohio hnvo all been invited to speak
at tills meeting and wo are nssured
now that Captain HeinU and Geo. B.
IxKkwood will bo here.
Every club nnd county should bo
represented.
ROOSEVELT REPUBLICAN CLUB.
By J. W. Hnrrcld President.
Attest: George II. Dodson
LONG SELLS BRICKS.
A deal was consummated the past
week whereby O. M. Barr and N. B
Davis local dealers for the Chevro-
let autos nnd trucks became owners
of the Dr. L. L. tang bricks. One
building Is occupied by the Seal Vul-
canizing Shop and the Kennedy
Leather Works while the other is oc-
cupied by tho Panhandle Department
Store. The latter establishment will
close out their business here and this
room will be occupied by Messrs. Barr
and Davis with their Beaver Auto
Co. in tho handling of the Chcrvolets.
For tho present the other building will
be occupied as now by the vulcanizing
and leather shop3.
Twins were bom last week to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Parker of near
Reaver.
BArTIST REVIVAL MEETING.
A revival meeting will be held at
the Baptist church hero beginning
Sunday October 2Cth and will be
conducted by the pastor Rev. T. E.
Carter. All arc most urgently in-
vited to attend these services. Rev.
Carter is now engaged in conducting
a similar meeting at a school house
sixteen miles southeast of Beaver. In
the Beaver meeting a singer who Is
a specialist in his line will assist in
the meetings.
Threshed Felcrltn for sale. Good
feed for hogs and chickens and good
socd. Will deliver at Braver for $2.00
per 100 lbs. C. H. Walker.
10-23 10-30 pd
J. W. Noble and wife left Sunday
for a visit with relatives at Coylo.
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Promotion In the Navy ome iuk'-ly to
IfaoK who qualify for higher rattnr Xn
March 1899 A. . Nlhion enllitn Intbi
Navy ai an Apprentice Scamau. 3rd clats.
In April 1907 he wn m -J Chief Turret
Captain. Hi! pay today It $165.76 per
month.
A mans life amon men !
Reelthem olT "Rio"Gibraltnr
Ceylon Yokohama all the great
ports of the world ore they only
places on the map to you or are
they ports where you've gone sail-
ing in from the high seal with
every eye along the shore turned
admiringly on your big ship
your ship I Every ocean has a
United States ship sailing for
some port worth seeing.
If you've any call In you. for a
full life join and color all your
years ahead with memories of
things worth ccelng with knowl-
edge worth having with nn Inex-
haustible fund of sea tales and
adventures picked up ashore and
afloit that will mute you a wel-
come man in any company.
Work? sure and a man's work
it Is among men.
Play? well rather wlthabunch
of men who know how to play.
These comrades of yours carry
in their ears the sounds of great
world cities of booming gum of
swashing seas sounds you will
share with them a'.d that will
never die away.
And when you come home you'll
face life ashore with level eyes
for Uncle Sam trains in se-
re I la nee as well as self-respect.
The Navy builds straight meri-
no mollycoddles.
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This store is for all and everybody is wel-
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customers. That's why our business grows.
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