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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
FoP SHERIFF

70 the voters of Beaver County sizt@
Of Oklaho-na
Gentlemen: ] hereby announce mr.
self - a Democrats candi date Tor sAer-
i5Of this county subject 10 the decision
of the yOser-at the primary electrr
10 Be held August 2Dd, 1910 And 6
nominated Kill endezvor % b. elected
and II elected. with the experience J
have had in county Affairs viii make
you good sheriff. a. I Kill fil tht
Office without fear or favor.
n d MEEsE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
Stubborn as Mules

are liver and bowels sometimes seem
70 balk without cause Then there,
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nervousnes-, dependency heaaachr
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
Coughs that Hang on

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hang on until spring are sure trouble
breeders unless checked and cured
Bronchitis, pneumonia and consump-
;ion are the direct result Foley's
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
FoR REGIsTER OF DEEDS

To the voters of Beaver county:
hereby politically announce q can
didaie for Register % Del l. of Beaver
county, oklahoma, subject to the vot-
err thereof nt the Primary election to
be held August ?, 1910. Two year.
experience as deputy under Ada b
Smith, present Register Of Deeds
WALTER T.. FICKEL.
Riverside. Oklahoma
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
FOR CLERK Of THE DISTRICT
COURT

At the request OF numerous friends
] have decided 10 announce myself a.
candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
District Court, subject 20 the decision
of the Republican Primary August ID
1910. J.I. BUNYARD, LOrena, Okla
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
X of P's Receive Large Class

Eleven members were received iut1
4 nemberstip ia the X % p lodge
TEesisy night his order = enjoy
inE substantial Erouth riEht along
ard : nuaateret az5aE Beavers BEES
f-ateru4l societies
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
CorNTY TREAsrRER

hereby announce myself a. q Re-
pabliean candidate for County Treas.
urer Of Beaver County
J. W. HESDEEsoS. Ecter, OKLA.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
Announcements
FOR SHERIFF

IAsreby arnO1nos u1ysslf a. cs-di-
date for sheriE % Beaver County
subject % the decision % the voter.
AZ the primary election ard tie E--
p1bliesn party
HID PECEHAM
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-17
All Keystones.

Every stone in an arch is a key
stone, though the name Ii usually az
piled to the center one.
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
IN OUR MIDST-G COHAN:
WRITING A NEW PLAY
Americas Pierpont Morgan of the Box Office In Royal
Suite At Capital Hotel Building Farce to Open
His New Theater-Omits Music and Dancing.

game for this untried venture2- he was
asked.
TT VIII pay better" His face lit up.
and he continued "The public expects
toe much in musical shows these days
carried The Yankee Prince. all over
ured was raking in the coin. / WASH {.
Il cost me Ss.1o0 a week 70 run that
show
There IS nothing Of The up-stage about
Mr.. Cohan's conversation. He possesses
liberal amount o. American SLAMS, and
uses il Ike stage money
If man can put across good nSaty
conefiy Ike ghe ones George BrOadhIssi
used TO write, or ike Jimmie Forbes
stun he can get away with IL.
They are bringing lot Of Thin
farces over here from England tnas
Nt.u.0n even start n they were written
BY a. American I saT BIlie Burke
IN piece las. year thai could have
been played in ten minutes. A real plot
st-t77y lines, and real Characters. thai
IS what they want-if / can give i 10
them
The author was reticsnt as TO the
nature OF his farce. He explained thai
he was making greas heIdW2-- he
had written three acts, and was going
10 tear them up later in the day-whi ca
ne considers good start. ne VIII take
a prominent, but Mt the leading role N
the new play
"Oh. I'm going 70 be one CT the chaps
who throws his money all around he
answered IN reply 10 query as 70 Jne
character Of the part he Lad assigned
70 himself
George has been one OF the best spend
ers OF stage money who ever invaded
the American theater- He has scatter I'd
IL through Al least three PLAYS as ,l5eT-
ally as he has collected real sn'skcls IN
private life
The author was just out OF bed from
a midday nap when 7ae interviewer
called He writes untl he falls asieep,
and when he wakes ID hc grabs Tor his
pen again And he never leaves his
room
He would not have been caught this
time had ne not broken the rssle just
once 20 gain inspiration from ''The
Passing OF the Third Floor Back" and
paid q visit TO the BeiasCO-
The Washington times., 1910-11-18

George NJ. Cohan has been hiding
here since last Monday and he was
found out only today.
George is not trying to escape grand
larceny proceedings and it isn't even
charged that he stole a plot He is
down for a few days merely to write
a new play
In the 20I-2 suite at the New Willard.
made historic by visitors OF European
royalty. Oriental mOnarchs. foreign
statesmen. anc briefly inhabited by Sir
Henry Irving and Richard Mansfield,
George sat today penniug the closing
act Of a farce
Behind these same closed doors SIX
years ago young George himself per
formed the interesting task Of writing
the lyrics. book. lib-etto, stage direc-
tions. and checks for the payment Of
the costumes and mounting Of The
Yankee Prince, production that
helped TO make the author the PierpOnt
Morgan. though not exactly the Arthur
PinerO. Of our native drama
The new piece is designed to open his
new CohGn Theater in New York at
Christmas. After George NJ had built
tile theater, re-engaged mis- old COM
PAM. including the famous C.,han
family he found he hadn't q play.
IT bothered him a little. so he 1Ust ran
down 10 the Capital this weei. - set
it oJt of his system
1t IS to be play without music, ="
he explained 4 am trying 10 get away
from music comedy I am tired Of
dancing. This is the third straight
piece I have done The first 'Popu-
Iarity,' was bunch OF junk. the second,
'KVallingford,' has caught on
George NJ failed TO state he was Try
ing 10 uplift American drama He was
asked whether he did not think native
alent in lighter pl2ywrighting was not
conspicuOusly lacking, and he didn't look
interested
Then why are you forsalIfnE the old
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
ST. ELMO FEATURES
1S-YEAR-OLD STAR
Miss Beatrice Worth Has Leading
Role In DramatiZation
of Novel.

The youngest member in the cast Of
st Elmo IS Miss Beatrice Worth,
co-star with Martin l. Alsop In the
Vaughan Glaser production Of the
drams.tized version OF Augusta Evans
Wilson'S novel, at the Academy next
week Mss Worth IS eighteen years
old
Il was early impressed with the story
OF the South. said Miss, Worth To
ne st Elmo gives an eloquent pic
tlre OF love handicapped The problem
Of bringing together Edna Earle, a girl
OF lovly estate. and St Elmo, a typical
gentleman OF the South. IN the days
when duels were considered honorable
instead Of criminal, when the matter
OF caste was so potent an influence N
society. presents opportunities which
few stellar roles offer-
aeThe religious side OF the stage YER
sion Of st Elmo seems 10 me 70 over
shadow the dreadfUIness Of the story
OF the splitting Of human blood
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
SOCIALIST NHERTTS
FATHERS MILLIONS

NEW YORK, Nov- E--Alden Free
man, the Young society man Of East
Ora NE. whose socialism was so pro-
nounced as TO lead him TO associate with
Emma Goldman and other radicals, viii
DrobabIv become the richest Socialist in
the country through the death Of his
father, Joel Francis Freeman. formerly
treasurer Of the Standard OIL Company,
and close friend Of John D. Rockefeller,
who died at MS home 1O1 MunD ave
Tsut. East Orange, Wednesday night
Mr. Freeman left fortune amounting
70 many millions. the major part OF
which viii probably descend to Alden
Freeman, who IS his cnly son, the other
heirs being the widow End two daUSh-
ters-
Alden Freeman was forced out Of the
ATavfower Descendants Society q year
ego for inviting Emma Goldman to a
dinner Of tte East Orange branch Of
the A5avfiower society.
Mr. Freeman lost considerable money
in The campaign Of 1906. vixen he ran
for alderman N East Orange against an
avowed corporation nan His campaign
methods were regarded as unique In
the fhickest Of the fight he hired hall
and staged Henrik lbSen's play. An
Rnenlv of Society," and succeeding in
striking CONSERVATION into the breasts
OF Orange politicians. II is said that
the pIav constituted q remarlxab bic par
aIIeI 10 political conditions thereabo bout
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
FOUR NEW SENATE
PROSPECTS IN DAY
Gaynor IndorseS Shepard for
Depew'S Toga-Terrell
to Succeed Clay.

Developments Of Importance with re-
spect TO the Senate have occurred in
the last twenty-four hours in four
States.
Mayor Gaynor, Of New York. has
indorsed Edward NJ Shepard for cleo
ton BY the Democratic Legislature to
succeed Senator ChaUncey N Depew.
he says MI Shepard Is one OF the
ablest lawyers New York has. and that
il would be a great thing 70 have him
in the Senate 10 deal with tariff details
He is the man above all others 10
represent New York State at Wash
inEJOu. said Mayor GaynOT-
In Georgia, Governor Brown has ap-
pointed former Governor James n. Ter
rell 10 fiji the vacancy in the Senate
caused By the death OF Senator A. 5.
clay He VIII serve until the legislature
elects in June.
IN Rhode Island, the Republican State
committee has indOrsed Henry z. Lip
petit 10 succeed Senator Aldrich. Lio-
pet is the man alleged TO have written
the new cotton schedule. The minority
OF the State committee favors Judge
COLI
IN Pennsylvania, Senator George T.
Oliver has announced himself a can
didate for reelection The election viii
be held JanU2-y II at Harrisburg
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
BRITISH WINNERS
At HORSE SHOW
English Riders and Horses
Almost Make a Clean
Sweep.

NEW YORK, Nov. IS--There IS much
Sov among EfrItish horsemer today be-
cause English riders and horses nearly
swept the board ct the first interna-
tionaI event At the big horse show here
iaFt evening Among the entries were
thirty-seven government horses ridden
Ilv officers in Uniform
The Nut, a bs.y zelding, hidden by
Lieut. c f WslWyu, Of the Royal
Horss ArtiiIerT. won the blue ribbon
and *n- Canadian Challenge Cup.
Or Of the thrills Of the evening oC-
cured when Cart Douglas Young, on
Trol- sides. and Lieut. Clifford SifIOu, IT.
On NraSp- We're doing some sensational
stunts over hurdles Lieutenant Sif1On' s
mount stumbled IN taking the iLlitG-
ton sEOne wall, and horse and rider
went down
The three leaders in wins Of blue rib
hons a- the close Of the afternoon ses-
sion were W r Moore fourteen, Paul
SorE, three, and c w Watson, three
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
MUTCHLER IS URGED
FOR CLERK OF HOUSE
Former Pennsylvania Representa-
tive TO Have Support of
Keystone Delegation.

The report was circulated around the
Capitol tOdav that former Representa-
tive Howard IutchIer OF Pennsylvania
would be backed by the Democratic
members from the Keystone state for
the position Of Clerk Of the House
1fr. MutchIer served in the Fifty
second, Ffft--third and Fifty-sev-
enth CongTesses- Il IS q remark
able fact that Pennsylvania Il recent
years has been houored with the
Office Of Clerk OF the House longer than
any other State. II the Eifry-secOnd and
Fffty-thiFd Congresses, James p Kerr.
q former COnsress1an. served a. Clerk
and since that time the office has been
held by jor Mcdowell, who had also
served IN the House
The only other name thus far men
toned for Clerk OF the House IS Repre-
sentative Livingston. Of Georgia, who
was defeated for denomination
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
BRITISH ELECTIONS
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Parliament to Be Dissolved
November %, ASquith
Announces.

LONDON. Nov 1S-Parliament win
be dissolved on November 3, accord
ing 10 an announcement by Premier
= a=QultE today
This insures the general elections be-
fore Christmas
The announcement that the issue
would be the house Of lords. while
expected, came as shock TO many
Englishmen who had hoped that KING
George would be able 70 reconcile the
warning elements The pIeTzlier was
defiant when he arose TO address the
house OF commons today, and made
81 plain that the Liberals were deter
mined that the people should be given
the opportunity 10 say whether the
lords were to be retained as part Of
the British legislative system
No Compromise Feasible.
IT is useless TO continue the farce
longer said the premier. TO reform
the house OF lords and at the same
time permit il 10 retain its right OF
veto Of necessary legislation, IS simply
70 make a farce Of government IEe
suggestions Of compromise that have
been made have not been for the in
terests Of all the people The govern
ment has a distinct program Planned,
and that program is TO be carried out
The cabinet has discussed all OF the
suggestions OF compromise and has de
cided that none Of them are feasible
1t has therefore recommended to King
George that parliament be dissolved on
November .
The announcement that the parting Of
the ways had been reached was received
with loud cheering from the benches Oc-
Cupied by the Liberal members After
the session adjourned they hurried TO
congratulate the members of the cabi-
net and then started the machinery OF
election working
Lord Crews Surprise.
The news that the break had come and
that its compromise proposals had been
rejected, was given 10 the house Of
IoroS By Lord Crew, leader Of the Lib
erals in the upper chamber.
AS he made his statement a hush came
over the aSSemblage. All Of the hered-
ftary members realized fully that the
announcement meant TIA end of their
activity in the pubic lie Of the empire
There was little doubt in their minds
that they expected the result Of the
election viii be . Liberal triumph and
their feelings were reflected in their
gloomy cOUntenances-
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
Send For Free TriaI Bottle

aeaders q this paper vino have never yet used
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bottle sent TO their home By forwarding address
TO the Doctor A postal card VIII It puts Won
under no obligation It IS done TO prove to the
his confidence in its merits this way by actual
personal demonstration broupht
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homes It IS The Nations Safeguard nd
the reliable and agreeable for Constipation
dyspepsia and Indigestion, torpid liver, head
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vouched for to the Government sEferfur With
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The Washington times., 1910-11-18
MUSICAL COMEDY
BY ESTHER LODGE

Esther Lodge, No 3 order Of the
Eastern star, celebrated its grand an
nuaI visitation by presenting a musical
comedy at the new Masonic Temple last
night.
The cast consisted Of past worthy
matrons # the lodge. including Mrs
Charlotte NJ Pine, Mrs Alice BrOdier,
Mrs. Bertha Hudson Mrs Pearl Par
sons. Miss Cecilia AtchesOn, Miss Flora.
Gibson, and Mrs J y. Streator. Miss
Corrine Hay and Dr. Daniel P Bush.
the executive officers OF Esther Lodge,
presided.
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
VALIANT PLUMBER
EXPLORES SEWER
Displays His COntortion Abilit;
and Receivers Diamond Ring
for Girl, Too.

Ev recovering q diamond ring, which
Vas valued very highly by its owner.
Miss Harriet Shadds OF lolS rags place,
= = Adamson has had the satisfaction
of ma king a young girl happy and re-
Ueving her mind Of the fear that she
had lost her fathers gift
Miss Shadd dropped the Jewel down
the waste pipe Of the Dathtub in her
home or tie evening prior to her de-
Darture for Garfield Hospital, where she
was to be operated. on for appendicitis.
Adarnson. who is 2 plumber. heard OF
the case and volunteered 10 crawl into
the sewer in an attempt 10 locate the
ring
After searching for some time ne
hnalIv. located il and had the pleasure
of returning II to Miss Shadd's family,
who IN turn gave il back to the girl
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
FORTY MEN PLAN
TO SING CANTATA
Song of Thanksgiving" TO Be Sung
At the Church Of the
Covenant

A special musical service VIII be given
at the Church OF the Covenant on sun
day evening next at 30 p n, when a
choir of forty men and boys from 81
Johns Episcopal Church viii sing the
caueata song Of Thanksgiving, com
rossd by J H AIaUader-
An orchestra Of I'VE strings VIII sup
Dieulent the accoupaniI
The work viii be under the direction
of Henry h Freeman, the Organlst
of St Johns Church
The Washington times., 1910-11-18

IN regard 70 pr csldwelIs syrup P,1 IN. a:Iords
h children aad adults with the bcsJ = atcfaco8.
& Laurence Newton Falls o.
tried TIE sample Of syrup PePsin yoy >a then pur-
and appetite.
think 4 Is splendid for the stouach-Nrs K L Stout
Louisville ks
received sample bottle OF syrup Pepsn s ordered
from Ny little girl pleased
Iesults--Jlo- " Dunharl. AEnla CreeE- ORC.
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
LEFT IN PAJAMAS
HE SUES RAILROAD

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov Is--Humilia-
ton caused by a train pulling out ard
leaving him clad only in a suit Of gaud-
pa jamaS at the Pennsylvania station IN
washington is made the grounds for q
damage suit for s. so fled against the
Pullman Company. the Pennsylvania
Railroad and the Southern Railway by
Charles Ostrov- Of New York
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
PRESS CLUB HOST
TO ENGLISH ACTOR
]. FoTbes-Ro5eTtSon Says America
and His Country Are Be
coming Better Friends.

Claiming kin with the newspaper men
and their work through the fact that
his father was q Journalist, J Forbes
Robertson the English actor now ap-
peariTg in this city pa-C visit last
niciIs 40 tlie National press Club.
4 have the Vvarmest feelings for
America" said rne actor 70 q number
Of newspapermen- Il expect 10 see a
closer union between the United States
and Great Britain I mrSt came O-e-
to this ccuntry tWeutV-six years ago
in the company which supported your
great actress, Mary Anderson 3 ice
then I have been 1Ver many times
Mr.. FOrbes-RObertsOn VIII again be the
guest of the Press club this afternoon
on The occasion OF the reception to De
rendered 70 Colonel Roosevelt
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
PENNIMAN ON SCENE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1S--Henry G Pen
ninan. the South Atlantic Associations s
choice for the presidency Of the ANA
teIr Athletic Union. which matter viii
be determined at meeting OF dele
gates in New York city on Monday.
has left Baltimore for the metropolis
or private business, and is not ex-
pected to return until after the annual
gathering.
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
Trv This Laxative For Your Baby

Thousands of mothers are being racked and
worn by the worry of sick children. Have you
ever thought of looking to the condition of their
stomach and bowels9 There lies the basis of all
health. If it is constipated, if 1t does not digest
its food, how can it be well2 So much depends
upon the stomach and bowels -nourishment,
blood, life itself You do not feel well when your
stomach Is weighted with matter that should
have been dispelled How much worse
does the unreasonng child fee Do something for it at once
give salts catharc pills. purgative powders
OF tablets because they viOen-they violent
for you too Have you ever tried Dr. CaIdweIFs Syrup
Pepsinf childs laxative and thousands Of
mothers praise IL In legiOns Of homes ii is
administered in stomach troubles II
sicky constpaed dyspepuc, bilious child or infant
CaIdwePs Syrup Pepsn you viii It II
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all others their intesnes with
strong purgatves 5Ocent 81 bottle from
any druggist 1t is guaranteed to do claimed
The Washington times., 1910-11-18

doctor prescribed. but found
nothing 20 cure her until we
heard o. D. CalduelFs
syrup Peps!n- n SIX months
we gave her three 51-cenr
bottles. and the trouble IS
gone She eats heartily and
gained several pounds n
weight, and has 10 more
trouble OF any kind with he-
stomach OF bowels -Hrs-
MvrtTe STarhr-- Chfcaro- II
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
They Were Cured by DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin

When ny HI
lie daueacer
vas I've O.
SIX months
old she was
II all The
tim e with
what the doc
tors called tn-
digestion. bu-
Enn- ~1rrF ID
The Washington times., 1910-11-18

nothing for her Through
a friends urging I com
menCed giving d. CaId-
wells Syrup Pepsi1, since
which tine shs nas taken no
other medicine and has had
10 further sick spells I
think We owe be- lie % Dr.
Caldweil's Syrup Pepsfn- we
are nCT Eiso giving tbs
remedy u our Htrle boy, SIX
years Old E-s- Cora Stout
IUEur-0~- TwH
The Washington times., 1910-11-18

From birth
my daughter
was troubled
with coustf-
patton an q
sick he q d
q c \ e We
CT1ec many
HEr-
The Washington times., 1910-11-18

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thousands OF mothers means anything to
you, you are certainly more than justified
in trying bottle. Ask your druggist what
he thinks of It People are buying il
every day and ne hears what they have
10 say
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
Medical Advice.

If there IS anything about your siIment
that you don't understand, or If you want
any medical advice, write 20 the Doctor,
and he will answer you fully. There is no
charge for this service. The address is
Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 7Os Caldwell Building.
Monticello. Ill
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
Boys Finest 90 and 81
Suits, SI.g5.

Suits. SI.95.
A rid.cuIousIy low price for
these fine suits Double
breasted knickerbocker, made
OF fancy cassimeres, a quail
ity that viii give the boys
good service; all sizes up to
i. Would make q grand
school suit.
The Washington times., 1910-11-18

When did you ever see price 50
low for overcoats that are wei
tailored and made of all-wool fab
rics in neat patterns? We viii fit
you perfectly, too!