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In the Good Old Days.
| St. Joseph Gazette: The rain barrel
used to get rehooped along about this
| time.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-17
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondents in sending in their
news letters to this office for publi-
cation frequently fail to sign their
name to the letter. 1t is absolutely
necessary that we know the name OF
the contributor of all matter intended
for publication. This ia essential not
only to protect curself but that we
may protect our regular correspon-
dents. Ii we publish such unsigned
news letters il might develop that they
had been sent in by other than tn
regular writer ana it is possible that
trouble or i'll feeling might fellow.
Let all those sending in matter for
publication remember that il is necea-
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article. In case OF news matter and
country correspondence il desired wa
will withhold the name from publish
tion and sign such non de plume a.
may be suggested but we must know
the name OF the contributor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-17
Sophia

Its pleasant again t h 9 Monday
morning after our fright about the
great blizzard looked to us. We sure
ly are glad to see the bright sunshine
instead.
Mrs. James Howard is on the sick
list at this writing, with lagrippe and
is quite sick. Hope TO hear OF her
recovery soon.
Mr.. Nixon an old time COW boy who
road seven years for Mr. Steel of the
Crooked l.. rancn I Beaver City
now OF Clayton New Mexico was
msrooned by the storm of Saturday
at Mr. X. d. Thomas After the storm
subsidized little he droye on to Theo
Neels an old time friend near Sunset.
Was bound for Sharon southeast of
Woodward to visit relatives a t that
place.
Sam Whitlow hauled W heat to
Higgins for the widow Shepard last
week and has gone again today.
Chestnut's machine threshed kafir
tor X. d. Thomas and Clarence Lind.
aur Thursday and Friday. They both
had good yields of fine kalr. X ID
has some pure seed dwarf kafir that
made n fine yield.
Owing to the bad weather Thurs
day the Ladies Aid did not meet but
will meet one week from Thursday
next at the church at S. +.
Rev Sutton expects his wife and
grandson to join him here in about six
weeks. They will live in the Webey
house and serve the 5, f. people tn,
comi' 4 year.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark returned
home la Sunday evening from .
three weeks visit in eastern Oklahoma
Mrs. lawson was pleasant caller a
h home OF Mrs n. w. Chestnu
Sunday evening.
Rev. Sutton took Sunday dinner a
Ben Greens.
Mrs. Aron Miller helped Mrs Thoma
cook for kafir threshers Friday.
Our mail comes all the way from
u 4 O'Clock now days and we as oftel
miss it as catch it and sometimes ou
letters are not taken out OF the box q
don't blame us II it dosent get throug
in time. see Harrey scolding at m
30 will take hike now,
TEDDIR Ross
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-17
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-17
Clear Lake,


A number of farmers in this COM
munity have begun plowing for spring
crops.
Clyde and Hays Coleman were trad.
ing in Beaver Monday
Miss Cora Dunn was visiting with
Mrs X q. Dunlop Friday.
Miss Mamie Wilcox was a guest al
the home OF Chas Eyer Sunday
Several from this neighborhood
attended the funeral OF Mr.. Gordon al
the Baptist church Saturday morning,
Walter Horsford and wife were
shopping in Beaver Tuesday
Jos. Friend came out from Beaver
Sunday to visit friends on Duck Pond
Ross Phillips is the proud owner of a
new Ford car.
Carl Evans and Leighton Eyer made
trip to Forgau Friday.
The Holiness people began series
OF meetings at the Camp Greek school
house Sunday.
Clyde Coleman butchered fat hog
Wednesday.
Miss Alice Sprague spent Wednes.
day night with Mrs. Knox,
SRYLARK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-17
Surprise.

We are enjoying week of resl
spring weather.
Evert Lake will thresh for Grant
Burditt the latter part of this week
W. n Hadden took load OF fine
hogs to Beaver Thursday.
Thomas Culp and wife are spending
a few days with the formers parents
near Arnet Oklahoma after which they
will be at home to their many friends
on the Clyde Wilder place north OF
Surprise.
Dave Givens and family will depart
for Denver Colorado in few days at
which point they expect to make their
future home.
There will be preaching every other
Sunday at Locust Grove school house
by Rev Ella Thorp at 3 o'clock p. m
The farmers are busy tn 5 week
hauling their grain to market while
the sun shines.
A. n Eddy was in this vicinity
lately looking after business matters
and spotting fat beef occasionally
Sam Jones and family have moved
on the Smith Heifert farm west OF
Sunset.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-17
Minneola


We think that the readers OF the
Herald should have some report OF the
prosperous little Minneola community
so we will attempt to report few of
our doings, from time to time.
Frank Lewis. Frank Menter, Jake
Hudson and Chal Mulford have all
built new residences within the past
few months.
Mr.: McCaughty, of LaKemp. ha :
purchased the quarter section where
our Minneola school house stands, OF
Henry Muller, our big ranchman, and
built a fl Inc residence and grauary
thereon. He will soon move his family
to their new home.
Four threshing machines were in
sight at one time last week putting
away taking care OF the immense kaffir
and maze crop. 1t seemed little out
Of season for the month Of January but
our crops have been so heavy that
farmers could not get their grain out
OF the field sooner.
We could scarcely enumerate the
many new granaries which have been
built the past season. Nearly all have
found it necessary to provide more
storage room to save the big 1915 crop
in the Minneola district.
Miss Bell Rodman has returned from
an extended visit with her sister at
Wichita Falls. Texas.
Clarence Stephenson recentl
purchased the half section known az
the TX. 4. ranch" ChaI Mulford and
family. who had been living on the
ranch for a number of years, moved
into their new home on their own
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs.Johnny Highfil are the
proud parents OF fine boy which
arrived February 4th. His name g
Paul Woodrow. Can any one guess
his daddy's politics? We understand
the young man will reside in Beaver
county until he shoulders arms in
defense OF his country.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-02-17
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08

gave Wilson 108 men and 45 women
and Hughes Y men and AZ women, a
total of 1853 for Wilson and ia for
Hughes. Four years ago, women not
voting, this precinct gave Wilson II,
Taft 81 and Roosevelt 1888.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-One hundred
and twenty out of 2,293 precincts in
Illinois, outside Chicago, give: Will
son, l4,753; Hughes, 24,889.
Returns from 237 out of 2,l9l city
precincts give: Dunno (dem.) for
governor, 23,434; Lowden (rep.)
22,5l2.
Chicago, Nov. 7-Hughes crept
into the lead in Chicago on returns
from l52 precincts out of 2,l9l, with
24,849 against 24024 for Wilson.
The ratio established by returns
from 200 out of 2,lol city precincts
indicated plaurality of 10000 for
Hughes.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Returns from $40
precincts out of 2,l9l in Chicago
give: Hughes, men, 3S,385; women,
23,495; total, 6l,880 Wilson, men,
35,095; women. 22,035; total, 57,130.
In l0l out Of 1913 precincts in IL
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08
Chairman Wilcox Says {
New York and Illinois
Make Hughes a Cinch
Charles Evans Hughes

New York. Nov 7-Wam Wilcox chairman Of the republican ma
don committee announced o'clock that from returns received up that
hour Charles Hughes election Chairman Wilcox made this
statement after receiving reports which he said indicated that both New York
state and Illinois had gone for Hughes:
'Aia little early for remarks" Chairman Wilcox said from news
ceyed thus far Mr. Hughes elected great victory and
gives great satisfaction shows that the people be trusted"
Chairman Wilcox the republican national committee $50 o'clock
gave out the following statement:
he victory greater than had hoped for and shows that the Ame
people be trusted settle the Of the campaign The present out
look indicate clean sweep That Mr. Hughes elected and
that both houses will be republican, The American people
be congratulated"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08
NEBRASKA VOTE
COMING LATE, AS
COUNT IS SLOW
Long Ballot and Late Hour Of
Closing Polls Holds Back
Returns From the
State.
VETS LEAD IN DOUGLAS
Few Precincts Reported Deal
With Vote on the Prohibi-
tory Amendment.
NOTHING ELSE Is KNOWN

Nebraska is repeating the expert
cnce of all recent years in the matter
of long ballot, slow count and late re-
turns. All that is positively known at
the hour this edition goes to press is
that an election was held on Tuesday.
Reports received from various parts
of the state during the day indicated
very heavy vote being cast, with
most of the public interest centered
on the prohibitory amendment. Four
precincts from Douglas county, re-
ported at 9 o'clock gave the vets $50
and the drys 44s.
One precinct in Merrick county had
reported at that time on the vote on
United States senator, giving Hitch
cock 68 and Kennedy 81. The same
precinct gave Neville 6l and Sutton
50; wet 81 and dry 65
The polls did not close until 5
CLOCK, and the long ballot had the
usual effect on the returning boards.
The returns will be as late as ever.
Rain, which commenced falling on
Monday night, spread over the east
ern part of the state during the day,
and by $50 in the evening had de-
veloped into downpour that drove
people off the streets in Omaha, and
this will hold back the reporting of
the result, as it will interfere with
the cqfimuniciations in the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08
Iowa..

Des Moines, Nov Fifteen pre-
cincts in Des Moines city out OF
forty-seven give: Wilson, 1851;
Hughes, 2,l74. For GOVERNOR Mere
dith (dem), 2,l56; Harding (rep.),
2,949.
Brownsville, Tex, Nov. 7-The
First battalion of the Iowa field ar
tillery, voting here today, cast votes
as follows: Hughes, 88; Wilson, ia
For governor: Harding. 1888; Mere
dith, 81.
Atlantic, Ia, Nov. 7.-(Special
Telegram 1.-Two precincts out OF
twenty in Cass county give Wilson:
ll3, Hughes, l47; Meredith 79, Hard
ing, l78; Green, one precinct 49,
Pryor, one precinct, As; indications
Harding will carry county by 1900
Des Moines, Nov 7-Returns from
sixty-one precincts out of 2,2o7
throughout Iowa, give Wilson 5,472,
Hughes 5,273.
For governor, sixty precincts give
Meredith, democrat, 1896; Harding,
republican, 6,276.
Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 1.-The first
precinct reported in Iowa at 7:O2 p
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08
Massachusetts.

Boston, Nov. 7.-One hundred and
nincty-five precincts, including a lit
tie less than one-half of Boston, out
of a total of l,l66 in the state
Hughes, 47,6l7; Wilson. 46,670.
Governor Mccall, 1920; Mans
field, 1926. For United States sen.
ator: Lodge (rcpublican) 7,540;- Fitz.
gerald (democraD 43,5l6.
Boston, Nov -Four hundred and
four precincts (including all but twen-
ty-three in Boston,, out of | loo in the
state gave Wilson S7,792, Hughes
86,l60.
For governor. Mccall, republican
87,985; Mansfield, democrat, 82,569.
For United States senator, Fitzger-
aid, democrat, S3,70l; Lodge, repub-
lican 95,209.
Boston, Nov. 7.-Returns from 5sz
precincts (including all but few in
BOSTON, out of LOO in the state
Wilson, 10000; Hughes, 99,794. H.
Boston, Nov. 7.-One hundred and
seventy-seven precincts, including
ninety precincts in Boston and out
of total of l,l66 in the state, gives
Hughes, 25,729; Wilson, $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. 7.-Twenty-six pre-.
cincts out of 3l6 in Baltimore city
give Wilson 4,036; Hughes, 1926. For
United States senator: France (repub-
lican) 3,7s4; Lewis (democrat) 5000
Fifty precincts, Baltimore city: For
prohibition, 3646; against, l0,68O. In.
dicated majority against 10000. The
vote in the four congressional dis
tricts of Baltimore city is close, with
democratic candidates slightly in lead
Baltimore, Nov. although the
polls closed at S o'clock in Baltimore
city and at in the counties, no re-
turns had been received at 5 O'Clock
tonight. The delay is attributed to
the heavy vote and the length Of the
ballot.
Baltimore, Nov. six precincts
out of 3l2 in Baltimore city give
Wilson 899; Hughes, us. For United
States senator: Lewis democrat
702; France (repubiian) 6S4 Prohi,
bition: For, 1888; against, 1,l02.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08
New York.
Buffalo For Hurhes

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. City of
Buffalo complete: Hughes, 40,6s2;
Wilson, 36,9l5.
For governor: Whitman, 4O,620;
Seabury, 34,687. Calder, 40,540; Nc
Combs, 32,O54, for United States
senator
In 1912: Whitman, 3S,9s7; Glynn,
1874; Davenport, progressive. 2,67l.
Concede New York to Hughes.
New York, Nov. The New
York American claims Hughes has
carried New York state by from 1sO.-
600 to 100000, and that Whitman has
been reelected governor by from
los 200 to l75,000.
The New York Times, which sup.
ported Wilson, comedies New York
state to Hughes, estimating his ma
jority at from 125,000 to l75,OOO.
The New York Evening World an.
nounces that Hughes has carried New
York state and that Whitman is
elected.
The New York HerlG flashed tho
election of Hughes at 7:30 o'clock.
Albany for Hughes.
Albany, N. Y, Nov. 7.--Albany CITY
complete: Hughes, l6,684; Wilson.
1888. In 1914 for governor: Whit.
man, 1888; Glynn, 7,l94; Davenport,
New York. Nov. 7.-Returns from
,26S districts out of 5000 outside Of
New York City: Hughes, 23l,842;
New York, Nov. 7.-William R.
Wilcox chairman Of the republican
national committee, announced at 8
O'Clock that from returns received IN
to that hour Charles E. Hughes was
sure of election. Chairman Wilcox
Continued on Page Two, Column Thr..l
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08

democrat, by 10000 over Lowden, re-
publican.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-The first twelve
precincts out of 2,l9l in the city for
governor, give Lowden, republican,
1923; Dunno, democrat, l044.
Forty-seven out of 2,l9l Chicago
city precincts: Hughes, 752l; Viii
son, 6,875.
Twelve precincts out of 2,l9l in
Chicago give Hughes, 1922; Wilson,
1858.
Returns from eighteen precincts in
this city give Hughes, 1924; Wilson,
2,764. Precinct lines have so greatly
changed in the last two years that
comparisons are valueless. Women
voted in practically the same ratio as
men.
Twelve precincts out Of 1880, out
side of Cook county, give Hughes,
3,025; Wilson, 1893.
Fortyseven Gut of z,l91 Chicago
city precincts: Hughes, 1921; Will
son, 6,875.
Chicago, Nov 7-The first Chicago
returns came from the Seventeenth
precinct Of the Fourteenth ward. 1t
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08

linos outside of Chicago, Frank o,
Lowdcn (republican) had l2,3S4, and
Edward F, Dunno (dcmocrat) $500
for governor
One hundred and forty-eight out
of 2.973 precincts in Illinois outside
OF Cook county give Wilson 1920;
Hughes, 3l,756.
Chicago, Nov. 7.--F. o. Lowden,
republican, for governor, after lag
ging behind Governor Dunno, demo-
crat, on first returns, forged slightly
into the lead on returns from 328 pre-
cincts out OF 2,l9l in Chicago. The
vote stood Lowden 3l,963, Dunno
3l,559.
Chicago, Nov. 7-Fifty-cight out
of 1913 precincts in Illinois outside of
Cook county give Wilson, men, 4,Sl6;
women, 3,493; a total of 5000. Hughes
received; men, 1928; women, 5,65l;
a total of 1884.
Rockford ILL.,, Nov. Twenty
three precinpts of this city: Hughes,
5,47S; Wilson, $500.
Chicago, Nov, 7.-One hundred and
fifty-two precincts out of 2,o73 pre-
cincts in Illinois, outside of Cook
county, give Wilson 24,69s, Hughes
36022. ...
Six hundred precincts out of 2,400
in Cook county give Wilson o4,s40,
Hughes 97,73l.
Chicago. Nov. Five hundred out
of 2,l94 Chicago precincts, give VIII
son. T,76s; Hughes, S0,967.
Chicago, Nov. Fifty precincts
out of 2,l9l in the city showed
Dunno (dem,), 5,063; Lowden (rcp.),
4,750.
Chicago, Nov. 7--Returns indicate
that Lawrence county will give
Hughes plurality of 400 over vii.
son for president and that Lowder
will lead Dunno by 200 for governor
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08
HUGHES HEARS
WORD OF VICTORY
Republican Nominee Sleeps
Till 6 O'clock While Wires
Tell of Result.
FAMILY SURROUNDS HIM

New York, Nov. 7.-Charles E.
Hughes and his family received the
election returns here tonight at the
uptown hotel which has been the re-
publican nominee's headquarters since
his nomination.
When the early returns began to
come in Mr.. Hughes was asleep. He
slept until $50 o'clock Meantime the
telegraph instruments in an adjoining
room had been clicking for two hours
and sheaf of ts+eErams, showing the
trend in New York, were awaiting Mr..
Hughes. The first paper handed to
him told of an announcement by a
New York newspaper that he had car
ried New York state by 100000 plural
ity. Mr.. Hughes smiled.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-08
Indiana.

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 7-Returns
for president from l3l precincts out
of 3,l42 in the state give Hughes
29,102, Wilson 24,o6O.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. Sixty
precincts in Marion county, including
Indianapolis, out of l63, for president
give Wilson, 12,2l7, Hughes 1867.
| For governor, sixty precincts give
tAdair, democrat, 1904; Goodrich, re-
/, publican, 15,807.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 7.-Returns
from "a precincts out of 3,124 in the
state give: Wilson 1926; Hughes,
1928.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. Ten
precincts out of 3,l42 in Indiana give
Wilson 2,007; Tughes, 2,O83.
For governor: Adair, democrat,
1872; Goodrich, republican, 2,123.
For senator: Long term, Kern,
democrat, 1866; New, republican,
2,l43. For short term: Taggart,
democrat, 2,026; Watson, republican,
2,048.
Indianapolis, Nov. 7.-Returns
from fifty precincts out of 3,l42 in
the state give Wilson 10,449; Hughes,
ll,576. Returns on governor from
fifty precincts give Adair (democrat)
l0,325; Goodrich (republican) 1851
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 7.-Returns
from ITO precincts in Marion county,
including Indianapolis with fifty-three
missing, give Wilson 23,73l; Hughes
2,975. For governor ITO precincts give
Adair, democrat, 23,3O2; Goodrich,
republican, 28,326.
For United States senator, long
term, ITO precincts give Kern, demo-
crat, 23,302; New, republican, 2S,3O3;
short term, Taggart, democrat, 24,033;
Watson republican, 27,573.
Indianapolis, Nov. -Four pre-
cincts out. of 1863 in Marion county:
Wilson, 1902; Hughes, 664; Hanly, 66.
Cincinnati, Nov. 7.-Returns for
president from 100 precincts out of
$50 in Ohio give Wilson 9,O33,
Hughes 8472. ,
Cincinnati, Nov. Fifty out of 546
precincts in Hamilton county, includ-
ing the city Of Cincinnati, give for
president: Hughes, $3.50; Wilson,
1882.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Returns from 9lS
out of 1850 precincts in Illinois, in
cluding $50 Chicago city precincts,
tgive Wilson l39,409 Hughes l64,993.