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VT, h7f''"7rii' T$ 0 '( n ft ,w. 1 U r l;Mf R I h, ii The Beaver Herald MAUDE 0. THOMAS, - - Publithar. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. Entlflattlipntnnicat Hmtut Oklahoma. aa lacoDd clan inall matter. AJvertlsing rates made known upon nnllcatlon. Prices reasonable Subicrlptlon Price, $1.00 Year PcryoneJ Itcmj- S.N Wilile. of the Wlble A Kanat aar meat market. In transacting umd nets in Kansas City this week. Mrt. N B. Davis was among the ill tht) pat week She Is ahle to be about at thii time. Walter Prohst.managorot the Probt Grain Company, it enjoying a vlsitthis week from two of his hrothers. Attorney and Mrs. R II. I.oolltour row are visiting relative at Anadarko thl week ' Mra. F. 0. Traoy has been iuite sick with rheumatlim and bronchitis the past week, but Is improved at this time. Attorney V. II. Grlnstead and wifo of Liberal, Kansas, were butiucss vis itors in the county teat several days the past week. II. A. Young and mother arrived the tiait week from I. dinar, Missouri, to make their future homo on the former's farm on Six Mile. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gardner' oldest child lias been aritically ill the past two weeks. At this time the lit tle Rirl is reported ai being somuwhat improved. Mrs, Ford Dale, of Protection, Kan sas, vlstted In Hearer this week Mrs. Dale was formorly Mrs. Ksslo Kock- Thackston, Bnd a teacher in the Reaver schools some years ago. Her many friends here were more than glad to see her again Mrs. Eerl Ouvis, of the eastern half of tho state, Is here this week on a visit to her parents, M Turner and wife, nl Klmwood. Mra. Davis wan formerly Miss lierthn Turner. Sho has a host of frlonds in Hearer, all of whom are glad to have her with us once again. You cannot full to note the page ads ofTI.eSsvago Cash Store, of Beaver, and of A N. Eddy's Btort. at LaKemp n this issue. Both aro advertising Im mense Bales for the next few weeks Read their ads and take advantage of the bargains offered. Mrs W. it. Leonard left Sunday for Nebraska, to whiah point she Tascalled by tho death of her father. The news came as a shock to Mrs. Leonard, bIu not even knowing that he was ill until tho death message came. Beaver friends regret to know of her sudden and sad beroavement and extend sym pathy to her in her sorrow. Mrs. Alice Smith and children, i f Los Angeles, who havo lieen vitiig the Quinn families the past two weeks, left Tuesday for Pratt, Kansa, where they will visit for somu time with Mrs Smith's parents, before roturi tug to The Golden Statu W. T Qiitnn and wlfo motored over to Liberal, Kansas, taking them to the Rock Ixlnnd. The writor was one of party to on Joy Saturday of last week, at the pleasant country home of Mr. and Mrs Grant Couch, near Boyd. Others were: Misses Edna and Clara Tweedle, Erma Orabtree, Helen Mur phy, Marie Harris. Mrs Jessie Hanson ami Mr. ami Mrs. R. A. Mnplo and little daughter, of Mocanc. The de lightful social limn and tho sump tuous dinner wero enjoyed to the ut most by all E. M Adams was over from Knonles the latter part of last week looking after business matters. Mr Adams recently returned from an extended visit ill Iowa and was glad to get back to the land of sunshine once more alter wading in Iowa's snow and mud. He expects to leave noon for a two year's sojourn at Butler, Missouri, and while tho chance Is contemplated as being permanent yet, Mr. Adams feels a strong attachment for Beaver county and does not know but that they may return later. Tho latch string is always out and the glad hand awaits our sojourners inadistant land Come on back, all of you John E Swain, assistant state agent In charge of the boys' and girls clubs, paid Beaver a brief visit last week, comi-g In Wednesday and leaving again Saturday. While here he look ed after business interests at his farm at Blue Mound. Mr. Swain has lota of friends in Beaver who are always glad to see him and who feel that some nf these days he will find it impossible to stay away from a goad town longer and will come back and cast his tot with the salt of the earth, again. A V. Stark, formerly of the Blue Mound country, but now of Greens burp, Kansas, was here the past week on business matters When atked as to the '"angel" appearance at Greens burg ncently, Mr. Stark was inclined to view the mat'er as a hoax He did not see the apparition, nor did not know of anyone else who claimed to to have seen it, excel t the photogra pher who claimed to have photographed it and who had the oiclure copyrighted and has sold several hundred of them Mut have been another get-rlch quick idea. If it vas, it took, as the sale of pictures would evidence, F. Tracy and Frank Laughrin re turned Tuesday from St. Louis and Kansas City. They took in the motor show while in the latter eity, and re port a big display and an interesting show altogether lhey brought back sonic of the new quarter and half dollar coins which have Just been issued by the government mints. While thy aro more beautiful to look upon than the old coluage, in these days of the 11. 0. L. they won't go a bit further toward driving the wolf from the door What we are looking for is a new quarter that will really buy a quarter's worth of something U takes about fifty cents to pay for a quarter's worth of any commodity now-a-days. B. S. Derthick was a Beaver vis itor from Forgati Monday. While here he called at The Herald ofllce and requested us to make mention of tho splendid rex ival services which are in progress at the Methodist church, at Forgan, with Rev. Johnson in charge. A record-breaking services for men only, was held In tho Novelty theatre Sunday afternoon, and those w io henrd tho sermon, says that it wis one of the best of the kind to which they ever listened. The meetings will continue during this week with a big Bed Letter day staged for next Sun day. Among tho subjects for this week are: "Crossing the Dead Line" or "The Unpardonable Sin," "The Last Great Uay," "Blood, Thunder and liooze." iiiose who can do so, should matte it a point to hear some of Rev, Johnson's groat messages Whenever You Need a Ooneral Tonh. Take drove.' The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic propertiesof QUININR and IRON. It acts on (he Liver, Drives out Ma'aria, Knriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. SO cents. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. - Wiikvba, thoJUrand Architect of tho Universe has takon Irom our midst the little son of our worthy brother, Arthur A. Quinn and grandson of our brother J. R. Qulnu, Tni:nsioRic, be it resolved, that tl o members of Beaver Lodge Nf. '-MO A. F. ,1 A. M,, extend to them our heart felt sympathy in tho untimely loss of their little one, ami II k It FurtTiiui IU'oi.vki, that a copy of these resolutions be spread on the minutes of lint meeting, a copy be sent to tho bereaved family and copies delivered to the local papem for pub lication. L. B.Tooker L S. MUN8KLT. L. L, L.0VO Committee. FARMERS' MEETING AT BEAVER. WHAT IS LAX-FOS is an improved Cascara (a tenlc-lautliS) pleasant to take In LAX-POS the Cavua Islmproved by the addition of certain lnrmles chem icals which inctense the efficiency of the Co scorn, making it hctUr than ordinary Cascara. LAX-KOS is plea&ant to take And docs not gripe tior disturb stomach. .Adapted to children as well as adults. Just try one bottle for constipation. 50c. RESOLUTIONS. WitKitiAs, The Supreme Chancellor of the Unlvorse ImB taken to Himself little James A. Quinn, tho infant son of our 'beloved Brother. Arthur A. Quinn, and grandson of our. esteemed Knight, James R Quinn; WimtkAH, In the death of this little one we fully real I re that our Brother has sustained a great loss; but we know that the little one is safe in the arms of his Maker: TiiKithioRK, Be it resolved that the members of Beaver Ixxlge No. 7, Knights of Pythias, singularly and col lectively, extend to our boreavedbroth ers our Bincero sympathy ; and bo it further resolved, that a copy of theso resolutions be spread on the minutes of our journal, and a copy sent to each of the papers for publication, iu.d n copy scut to the bereaved family, J. W. Cpi.wkm., Rocok Rizi xr, 11. P. Gariiktt, Committee. SEVERE COLD QUICKLY CURED. "On December llrst. I had a very se lurocotdor attack of the grip ns it may be, and was nearly down sick In bed," writes O. J.Motcalf, Weatherby. Mo '"I beuglit two bottles of Cham borlaiu'f Cough Remedy and it was inly a few days until I was completely restored to heolth, r firmly believe that Chamberlniu's Cough Remedy i one of the very best medicines nnd will ki ow what to do when 1 havo another cold," For sale by Davis Drug Co. The meeting of Beaver County Farm era, called at the Court House in Bea ver, on Saturday, the 10th Inst , wai an unqualified success fn every partlc ular, and accomplished in full the pur pose for which it was called This meeting was callyl for the purpose ol all getting together and coining to an understanding in regard to the Fed eral Farm Loan Law, under which loans will be made early Hits year, and devising the best means of accomplish ing the organization of the entire oounty. Mr. George Nichols, of Furgan, was elected chairman of the meeting, aud he, together with J B. Gambs, of Knowles, outlined to those present the type of organization thought best for our conditions in this county. Tlii Chair appointed a committee of six representative men, from different portions of the county, to consider and report on some scheme for the proper division of the county into Farm Loan DUttiats; and this committee, after thoroughly canvassing the matter and hearing the opinions of others, report ed, In substance, as follows: 1st. That becauseof the size of Beaver County, aud the great variety of type and value of lands in different parts of the county, it is best that the county be cut into a proper number of DIs tricts, each of which may form a Farm Loan Association within itself. 2nd That it is thought best to di vide the county into eight districts for this purpose, and in order that the en tire county be covered by these eight districts, it is recommended that the t-rtttory comprised in each district be as follows : District No. 1, composed of Town ships 1 and 2, Ranges 20, 21 and 22. District No. 2 Composed of Town ships 3 and 4, Ranges 20, 21 nnd 22. District No. 3 Composed of Town ships 0 and 8, Ranges 20, 21 and 22. District No. 4 Composed of Town ships 1 and 2, Ranges 23, 21 and 25 Distriot No 5 Composed of Town ships 3 and 4, Ranges 23 and 21. District No 6 Composed of Town ships 5 and C, Ranges 23 and 21. District No. 7 Composed of Town ships 1 and 2, Ranges 2027 and 23, District No. 8 Composed of Town ships 3, 4, 0 and 0, Ranges 25. 26,27,28 This report was unanimously adopt ed by the meeting, and its adoption throughout the county recommended, District No 0 has already been organ ized, with George Nichols, of Forgan, as President, and with headquarters at Forgan. District No. R is also organized, with J. B. Gambs, of Knowles as President, and with headquarters at Knowles. It each of the other districts will proceed AT ONCE to organize, we will have Beaver County covered, and it will be possible for every man In the oounty who owns farm lands to secure the Federal Land Bank, in Wich ita, Kansas, within a a few weeks. There will be another meeting of the farmers at the Court House in Beaver, at 2 o'clock p. tn., sharp, on Saturday. March 3rd. 1917, at which time, among other matters, will be considered the employing of a Secretary-Treasurer, to sat for all Lo'm Associations in Beaver County; and it is recommended that mass meetings be called in each of the above designated districts on Situr- dy, 21th. 1017. for the purpose of o ganizing each of said districts and ar ranging to send their executive com mittees or other representatives to at tend this meeting at Beaver. Mr. J. F. Newsom, the County Agent at Beaver, has on hand a limited num ber of pamphlets which explains in full tne methods or organizing Loan Asso ciations, and will be glad to send them to one or more interested persons in each of these districts, if the persons to whom they are sent will see that mass meetings of interested farmers are called, as suggested above. Remember, you must have at least ten farmers who want to borrow money on farm land, and applications for at least 120,000 in loans before you can organ ize an Association under the law. Now, farmers, get busy, for it is up to you to have cheaper farm loans in Beaver County, if you want them. What is everybody's business Is no body's business, so let some man who is interested in eacn utstiict, issue a call for a mass meeting of interested farmers to meet at some central point on Saturday. February 21th, 1917, and let tho man who Issues the call write to tho County Agent, at Beaver, right now, for the pamphlets that will ex plain how to organize. Then adver tize the call all over the district, by phone and announcement nt school and church, and send a committee to Beaver on March 3rd WARNING. The County Engineer would be very thankful If the parties would retu.'n those lanterns that were stolen on the State road. They were placed there as dancer signals, Pers.i s doing such little petty stealing as this endanger the lives of the traveling public and might cause innocent persons no be killed or wounded for life I guess the guilty parties think It a high cut to get cheapjlanterns, but it might turn out to be a short road to the peniten tiary. This is not tho first time that things like this has happened. It has been almost impossible to keep ropes on our Fresniis, besides several picks, shovels and other small tools have been stolen in the last few months, nnd not very long ago a small sack of bridge bolts were stolen, In tact there seems to be a mania along that road to steal tools, or anything that can he found loose at both ends. Now we don't care how much you cuss the road or any of its construction, but whoever Js doing this is some petty thief that might be brought to j-stlce, as we have a very good line on the guilty parties, witli good prospects of an early arrest and conviction, so it might be well for those things to be replaced and put where ypn found them. We under stand one party said he borrowed them for a few days. W. M, INGRAM, 2-1 3 21 4t. County Engineer. wxrwttwei&ixxM rMifmtmmmmmmiui 5- VALVE-IN-HEAP ) r MOTOR CARS Tha Qulnlns That Does Not Affect The Held neeauae of lla tonic and laxatlre effect. LAXA TIVK II ROMOQUININU la better than ordinary Quinine and doea not cam nervousness nor nnztne In head. Remember the lull name and took lor the algsatute of K. W. GKOVK. 25:, B B. Standard and wife, of Kansas City, are new residents of Beaver hav ing arrived Saturday. Mr. Standard is a painter and sign writer. They are domiciled in the "Dad" Mansfield property. Roadster Touring Cars Prices: Good Only Until January 12th, 1917 Roadsters. Model D-34, Four cylinder, $650.00 Model D-44, Six cylinder, $985.00 (P, O. B., Flint, Mich.) Touriug Cats. Model D-35, Four cylinder $665.00 Model D-45, Six cylinder, $1020.00 (F. O. B.t Flint, Mich.) F. LAUGHRIN, Agent for Beaver County i BEAVER, OKLAHOMA hftixsafmiismiaimimixm wsWawJaswtaaw a- w v - yrr- - loans from which wtll open for business FOR A BILIOUS ATTACK. Wltcn you have a severe headache, aceumpauied by a coated tongue, loath ing of food, constipation, torpid liver, vomiting of partly digested food and then bile, you may know that you have a severe bilious attack. While you may be quite sick there is much consolation in knowing that relief may be, had by tBktng threo of Chamberlain's Tablets They are prompt and effectual, For sale by Davis Drug Co, Bethlehem's Bid on Shells for the United States Navy To tht American PeopU: The Secretary of the Navy has award! contracts amounting to over $3,000,000 to a British bidder for 14 and 16-inch projectiles for the Navy because of very much lower prices offered by the English bidders. We know nothing of the basis upon which the British bids were made, hut the pub lic is entitled to know the farts upon which we ourselves bid for this work. Two year ago we took contracts to make 4,200 It-Inch sheila at a prlre of f 1,515,000. Up to now not a alngle chell lias been ac cepted by Hie Government, al though we have eipended. In wne, materials, etc., un these orders 1322,110 1, und we have not rnelvr.1 a HNGI.K DOI.l.AH on tbcae conlrut ta. In addihun, literal toUrprtutlaa of la contract ranht nia&a m ttsbt far pravlllM amounting Io S67S Ulft tn the li'lit of our experience, and ha iiiF no ntlier hnata, we hid for 16-inch hrlU approximately the nmc rate per annul im that which the .Navy Depart ment iiclually awarded a 14-im.h shell i.nlrtM I one ear apo. Bethlehem Steel Company l II M RfllW AH, Chalm.n IU(ifci. G 1.11ACC. WMidrat WANT ADS. CASH for Hides, Furs and Fat Stock at Stranathan's Market, Phone 'M. 11 30 tf. UOOSEKEUl'ER WANTED-Vom-an or grown girl. Good wages. Mrs. Savage, at Savage's Cash Store. '-'-15 tf HOUSE FOR RENT-Two rooms, close in. See A O. Thomas, Heaver, tf SEE Stranathau before you sell your beef or horse hides. Phone Strana than's market, Phone "JO 11-30 tf HOLSTEl.V MALE calf for sale. High grade. Joiik A. Srous, Beaver, Oklahoma. l-'-'5tf OAI.L Stranathan's Market for high est market price on hogs. Phone 20, 11-30 tf. Oil, OAKE-The Botln-Uall drain Company have Just received a carload of Oil Cake which they are offering at 12.50 per cwt. Buy now, while they have it on hand. 1-18 tf Dr, Higginbotham, specializing in surgery of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, will be in Liberal, Kansas, Hospital, Thursday each two weeks. His next date will b: Thursday, October 19th. Phone 378. 8-31f. FEED FOR "SALE .-Bound kafllr oorn iu bundles, 3 cents a bundle, on the ground. Cash only. County Poor Farm, Chas O. Bowen, Supt. 2-8 tf SLOAN'S LINIMENT FOR STIFF JOINTS. Rheumatic pains and aohes get (into the joints and muscles, making'(every movement torture. Relieve your suf fering with Sloan's Liniment J it quick ly penetrates without rubbing, and soothes and wnrma your sore muscles. The congested blood is stimulated to action ; a single application willdrive out tho pain. Sloan's Liniment is clean, convenient and quickly eiTeo- I live, It does not stain the skinjor clog the pores Get a bottle today at your i Druggist, 25c SPRING GOATS We have just received an assortment of the latest Spring Coats. The Styles, Colors and Prices are right. Come in and see them.. WASH SKIRTS AND DRESSES MIDDIES A full line just placed on display. These are bought right and are priced low. They will cost more later when we buy again, the prices having advanced. Better buy now while the sizes, styles and assortment is complete, ' Mrs. W. H. Robertson O. IAltS.auHUaa.au iaUSS.aU IAiSa.1. I4IU..S a.Ua...W ALaA HUia ISi Avery Tractors Six Sixes JBiifffs Kerosene or Gasoline Repairs carried in stockat Liberal For Sale by AVERY TRACTOR SALES CO. Liberal, Kansas. Bert Allen, Chas. N. Light, Thos. W. 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