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Oklahoma His Society TTTF1 BEAVER HERALD. Oldest Oklahoma NawsimuBr Republican for Principle VOL. XXVI. BEAVER, HEAVER COUNTY. OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1912.' No. 2$ f fcW i v.i ' m v- Enf. M"' Ct. ' ! Beaver Mercantile Co. For Anything You Need in Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Clothing, Hals, Ladies' Cloaks and Skirts How's This? Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollar Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney a Co., Toledo, 0.' We, tho undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable In all business transactions nnd financially able to carry out any obligations mado by his firm. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter nally, acting dirnctly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho tystom. Testimonials sent freo. Price 75 conts por bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti pation. Will G. Fields has plenty of money to loan on farms. Office in Munsull building. -11 tf "Buffalo" Jones nays ho Is going to Africa on another hunt. Ho says: 'The next time I no to Africa I am going to rope an African buffalo, an pieplant and a gorilla. And I am going to yoke up the buff ilo with one of the ox teams and drive him to a wagon Into Nairobi. When I got back from Africa Mr. Roosevelt askod mo if I had got an African buffalo and I told him that I didn't find onn, but that the next time I wont to Africa I would not come back without one. And the next time I am going to have the boys ride tho buffaloes, giraffes, zebras and about everything else we catch. I nm thinking very seriously of going back again and when I do I will come back with even better moving pictures than the first ones." CI0NTRAGT3 DEEDS, MORT. I GAGES & LEASES DRAWN jyjtl Abstracts Examined, REST ABSTRACTS Promptly made. Clmrges Reasonable. I furnish you prompt, reliable service for least money. Thoro is a Legal Education nnd years of exporienco back of my work. Gcavcr County Abstract Office WALTER C. FRAZER Bonded Abstracter Heaver, Oklahoma. R. O. RENFREW FARM LOANS Woodward, Harper, Ellis a.nd Beev-ver Counties. MONEY READY when papers are signed. See or write Opposite P. 0. YOU CAN'T BEAT IT. For Price and Quality Come to the Tho Liboral Hardware Co. Is now located on tho South Side. 10-3 tf Tiios. W. Gaw. The boy's appetite is often the source of amazement If you would have such an appotlte take Chamberlain's Tablets. They not only create a healthy appe tite, but strengthen tho stomach and enable it to do its work naturally. For sale by all dealers. Notice. Strayed or Stolen From tho Gene Baker ranch, ono sorrel filly, two years old Last seen September 15th. Any information leading to the recovery will be rewarded by II. II. NoRTIIWAY, 1128 12-5 Rfd 1 Kloris, Okla. "It is a pleasure to tell you that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best cough medicine I have ovor used," writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Lavonia, Ga. "1 have used It with all my child ron and tho results have been highly satisfactory." For salo by all dealers. Wants to Kill Air. Wilson. Colorado Springs, Colo., Nov. 22. Declaring that ho will kill President elect Wilson If ho ever gets a chance, John Cohan, a one-armed man arrested hero today on a charge of disturbing the peace, is being held by the local pollco pending word from secret ser vice operatives. If not wanted by the government, ols mental condition will bo examined by local authorities Cohan admitted that ho wan arrested In New Orleans when President Taft appeared in that city on his last tour of the country and also was arrested in Chicago last fall wlion Colonol Roosevelt spoke there. Evidence has been disclosed tending to show that he shadowed Governor Wilson at a number of placos througl nut tho country during the recent campaign. Don't wasto your money buying strengthening plasters. Chamberlain's Liniment is oheapor and better. Damp on a pieco of flannel with it and bind It over the affected parts and it will re lieve tho pain and hOreness. For sale by all dealers. W. F. CARSON, Manager Beaver Office. BEAVER, OKLA. Special Senate Session Called. Oklahoma City, Okla., Nov. 23. Gov. LeoCruco at 2:30 o'clock today issued a call for a special session of tho Oklahoma senate, to meet Decem ber 3 next. Tho call did not include a special session of tho house. Nino out of tho 11 senators communicated with late tonight by telephone ami telegraph expressed themselves as favoring n special session, and nil agreed the gov ernor's purpose was to havo tho pres ent trouble with tho stato board of ed ucation settled onco and for all, though the call did not state such was his pur pose. The board of education trouble nates back eighteen mouths, when charges were preferred against Scott Glenn of Shawnee, F. 0. Hayes of Chandler and Robert Dunlop of Okla homa City for "pernicious activity In politics." Tho matter dragged along until during tho past summer. Tho board of education had under consider ation the letting of contracts for pub lishing tho state school books. About twenty book firms had representatives before the board, and Cruco opposed tho letting of the contracts before the general election, but a majority of the board undertook to enter Into the agreement wit!) book Units for about $2,000,000 wortli of school books, to be published during tho live years. Gov ernor Oruce says ho removed the re fractory members at U o'clock the morning tho contract was let, nt 0:35. Oruce appointed new members and the ild members secured an injunction re training tho governor and new mem bers interfering with them In tho con trol of Oklahoma school affairs. HEABD AROUND THE WcorneiW Subscribe forTuic Beaver Herald. )nly IS1.00 Per Year. For Rent Partly Call at th's office. furnished room- Horn To Mr. nnd Mrs. Hcrschell Mcfall, Sunday, Nov. 24, a son. Wc want your business. Como in and get acquainted with CARSON, THE LOAN MAN. 10-31 tf Tho Liberal Hardware Co. is now located on the South Side. 10-3 tf Thus. W. Gaw. Jas. H. Crabtrce nnd wKo went down in tho Kiowa, Sunday, where they will spend .Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Crabtree's parents. Quick Money, Easy Terms. Apply to fohn W. Savage, just across the "bridge"' for your farm loans. T J. Morgan with his traction en gino hauled ten wagons loaded with wheat to Texhoma and sold tho load for $811.07. If you want to hear and see a really jolly, winsome Reador. go hear Miss Sara Ruth Baton. At tho High School Auditorium l5ec. 5th. Mis. J. C. Davis, o.' Clinton, "Okla homa, arrived In Beaver Monday. She comes to visit Miss Maude O Thomas. and will remain hro a week or more. Sick headache is caused by a dis ordered stomach. Take Chambdrlaln's Tablots and correct that and the head aches will disappear. For sale l)yll dealers. TroSara Ruth Bates Company, which comes to Beaver Dec. 5th, has a high reputation as artists all over tho nrth You will miss something good If you fail to hear them. Thoro has been some changes in the newspaper business In Beaver county during the past weok. E. I. Haworth has sold his interest in tho For Ran Enterprlso to L. B Tooker, and pur chased tho Farmers' News at Knowles. Don't fail to hear the Sara Ruth Bates Company, Thursday night, De cember 5th, at tho Beaver High School Auditorium. Tho Company embraces four ladies, a Reader, a Soprano, a Violinist and a Whistler Miss Opal Bagsloy.who managed tho telephone office hero the tirst few weeks of Its existence, has been em ployed by Oscar Gribblo as his assist ant, and took charge of the switch board iMonday. Beaver County Re. publican, About an Inch o?now foil hereon Tuesday night, tho first this fall that amounted to anything. It will help wheat a wholulot, but more moisture Is needed, Our choice would bo for rain, for It Is always cold when there It snow on tho ground, The Uroomcorn Situation. Tho broomcorn market Is in tho samo shameful situation that it Is every fall, and has been for Ufteen or twenty years. And then seems to lm no way of mending it for some years to como. Thitre arc only a few large dealers In broom orn, and they arc so combined that they can grade tho early :..nrkot as they please. Tho broomcorn dealers know their business nnd because tho territory is small where broomcorn can be protltably grown, they can all the easier control tho market, Havo you over noticed that along in tho early fall thero is nlnays a report started that the broomcorn crop is "tho largest ever grown In tho coun try"? Of course you have, if you live in a section of country where broom corn is grown to any great extent No matter what tho condition of that Special crop may be, tlio report is much tho same every year. Nobody seejns to know where tho report originated, but It always comes about the tnuui time nf year. Wo hao noticed it specially for the past fifteen years. Hero is the way the game has been worked every year: As soon as broom corn seeding and baling begin thore will bo ono agent scut out by the big broomcorn dealers only one to cell railroad station in tho broomcorn growing diltricts. Lach big dealer has its agents out, but they never con flict witli each other. They work it this way : A. Holdup .t Co. will plac a buyer at Fiirgnu, ono nt Knowles, mid a few other shipping points. U Stcalem &. Co. will place agents at Laverne, Woodward, Supply, etc ; GrabItfcRun will have an agent at Englcwood, Meade and other points, A. T. Hlel it Co. will monopolize Lib eral, Guymon, etc.;' Tiikeltall & Ray nothing will have their agents over on the Santa Fe from Canadian cast. These agents will all offer about tho same price, They never overbid eacli other. They will start in by telling the man who goes to them to sell his broomcorn what an immense crop nf nrush thero la this year, and that It h almost unsalable; but his llrm will Heid a little brush, nnd Is willing to pay tho top price. Then ho will tell the poor fellow that If his brush is first-class hq will pay tho immense prico of forty dollars a ton for it; but If it grades below first-class he can't give more than twenty-five or thirty dollars per ton for It. And the samo thing will bo do no nt every railroad station where thoro is a buyer. Tho story of the big crop is told the samo nay; tho pice offered is tho samo. The lamentablo thing In thin busi ness is that thero aro always a large number of broomcorn raisers who are in such shape that they aro forced to let goof a largo portion of their brush Thoy had to borrow somo money In the spring and their notes aro due. The banker won't wait for his money, nor loan any more. Tho merchant that hat carried them through the crop seaton must have his money to pay tho wholesalers or "go busted." And so the poor farmsr is forced to sell b part if not all his brush for less than it cost to produce it in order to get mon ey to satisfy his creditors. Then, un less he has othor kinds of crop to tell, ho is In n fair way to livo mighty slim and wear his old clothes another year. This is the game that is played in tho broomcorn business every year, and will bo played until broomcorn raisers arrange somo tchemo to beat it. And there aro only two ways to beat tho gamo that wo know of. One way Is to quit raiting broomcorn alto gether, and that is not a good way. Tho other way is for broomcorn raisers to combinu, build sheds in each neigh borhood whoro the stuff Is raited and ttore their brush until the prico is right to sell. Get nil the broomcorn men in tho congressional distriot or state tocombino In thlsarrngemeiit. If you have to havo money, borrow It on the whole stock and loan it to those who are in such shape that they must have it. The company, or trust, has hit bruth as security, and will get the money back when tho brush is sold. Fix a reasonable price, below which it will not bo sold. That will not pre vent It from going higher than the Hi ed price. Put in ypur best men to manage the marketing of the bruth. Wo may havo outlined this plan very poorly, but wo aro sure that it can be perfected. - . , Silver Spoon Free. I will giveaway, foraimlted time, a Silver ToBtpoon with each t-'.OO cash purchase This applies to anything in in my stock except school books. - Mrs. W. H. ROBERTSON, "Tpe Milliner" Mcs- sage. (orcriiurCrticolint just issued his annual message, in which he outlines1 llt BIH7Pl.ittlltl. til tin, .fillllii.. tiidat.... ' "!n -." w w.'lll.ll,, FIB. Illll of tho Legislature as to what is needed worst In tlin wny of legislation. He calls opeclnl attention to the mid nt belter and morn cillcieul laws for thu enforcement of punishment fur crime. Tim Governor says that thero are three laws those In regard to gam bling, tho law to control prize lighting, and tho prohibition Iaws aro harder to enforce than all other laws com bined. Ho lays tho greater part of tho blamo for the nuu-enfurccmont of these three laws to the fact that in many localities a violation of cither or nil of them is viewed very leniently by a majority of thu people, and peace oillccrs are opposed to their enforce ment, or very negligent in tlio matter. Thu Governor calls attention lo tlio l.iw In regard to gambling and in one paragraph shows his opinion or tho crime, ns follows: "Of all tlio methods pursued by men tn procuio money, to mo thuro is none that should meet with morn determin ed opposi'lou on the part of tho stato ilmn that of gambling, Tho highway mail who, at tho point of u pistol, or ders you to stand and deliver vuur money, or tlio thief who, creeps in nt night while you aro asleep and lllches juur purse. Is not one-half so deadly h loe to society and good government ns h tlio professional gambler " Prize lighting and prohibition he re gardsmuch the same, says tlio law can iiu enforced, but asks tho legislature to aid In tlio matter. Hu calls atten tion to tho powers of the Governor and litotes from the Constitution of thu olule, at follows: "The supreme executive power shall ho vested In a chief magistrate, who shall bo styl-d Tho Governor of Okla. hiiraa' " "Tho Gorornor shall causo tho laws f tho State to bo faithfully executed." He asks tho Legislature to pats tome ddltionul law empowering tho Govor r, to remove peace olllcera who rail or refute to do their duly fu'en'forcing these laws. Ho has much lo say in regard to ed ucation and to the school lawa that is ivell worth thu reading Wo would 'iko to publish tho wholo incssago but nave not spaco to spare, as it would ceupy about eight coIuhiiih of this 'Hpor. Is you husband cross? An irritable, fault finding disposition is often duo to :i disordered stomach. A man with ood digestion is nearly always good Matured. A great many havo been per manently cured of stomach trouble by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by all dealers. H you nro thinking pf making n farm loan, seo CARSON. 10 31 tf Loans and Insurance, I havo what you want. John W. Sago. first build ni oast of Coii'f House. A follow calling himtolf R. F. Dygirt. who told hones with a bogus pedlgiee to a number of persons In Beavnr and othor parts of Oklahoma, has been lo cated in Springfield, Now York. Hit victims will probably have him brought back and prosecuted for his rri.no. Tlio High School theatrical troupe, which played tho "Masonic Ring" hero to a highly pleased audience, will go lo Floris Saturday' night nnd repeat thu play at that placo, The drama is a good one, and tho people of Floris and vicinity will like it Thc Governor's Annual Have You Seen The New Stock of Furniture that hns just arrived at our store? We now have every thing that anyone might need in these goods. We also carry a complete line of HARDWARE iUSTD Undertaker's Supplies. Beaver Hdwe. & Piirn. Co. Beaver, Oklahoma. i !MTi.tri4.1$ 1 Sofcy I Christian Church Sen ices. Services at tho Chrlstianlchurch, Sun day. Dec. 1st, 1012, as follows i Bible School nt 10 o'clock a. in. Morning service nt 11 o'clock, Sub ject "Tho Light of u Christian Life " Christian Endeavor xt 0:15 p. m. Evening Service nt 7:16. Subject I "God's Part and Ourt." Special music. You nro cordially Invittd to come and worship with us. L. L. Simw. Pastor. Presbyterian Church. Sunday School at 10 n. m. Morning service at 11 a. in.: Evening service nt 7:30 p. in. On Dec. 8lh Rev. It. N Walker will preach. v Subject "Christian Kduca tion," especially ns It relates to Henry Kendal College, n Presbyterian school located at Tulsa, Okla. Rev. Clms. II. Lccper will preach nt Supply on same (into tih Hev, Walker does here, All nro Invited to these mooting. Ciias 11. Lei ntn, Pastor. . .i Benjamin F. McPhcrson. formerly nf Beaver County, now residing In Corpus Chrlstl, Texas, made a welcoino call at tho Ukkald ofllco Tuesday. When a young man, Ben drifted down into Beaver County, then No Mao's Land, whon thero weru very few people hero Ho liked the country so null that ho concluded to stay. Ho selected a piece of land n few miles southwest of whom Eugluwood is now, started in to mnkn n farm of It, nnd plowed tho very first furrow turned in Beaver County. He succeeded wondordilly In farming, and prospered In every way, and is now perfectly independent, at far as wealth Is concerned. The land ho settled on U now highly improved, and is one of tho most valuablo farms in thocounty. His daughter now occupies tho old homo place. His wife's health failing, the went to Corpus Christ! a few years' ago tn try that climate for her benellt, and she hah improved very much there. Ben says it suits him all right, ht lie has the whole Bay for a bath tub, and can catch all sorts of fish, including a man-eating shark occasionally. Ben Is hero attending to somo busi ness mattort and visiting relatives and friends. His son is u merchant in Gate City, and his daughter llvs on the old homo place. He started back to Cor pus Chrlstl yesterday. Ben has been a subscriber for the Herald since It wng first started as the Territorial Ad vocate, and ho still has it follow him wherever he may be located. A sad accident happened at Good well last Thursday night. Alvin Black, the twenty year old son of 8 W. Black, pretldcnt of the Agricultural Institute, was on a freight train coming from Guyiron and nt iioodwo.ll he jumped off, striking the mail crane, throwing him under the train, fracturing hU skull and having both legs cutoff. Ho was taken to tho hospital at Dalhart, but died on Saturday. Beaver County Republican. Money to lonn on farms. Seo John W. Savage, first building east of tho Court House