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The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
Commits Suicide

Thomas Hoover. age n. Fast De-
pot Street, committed suicide Sun
day afternoon about o'clock By
shooting himself with q % ealibrs
pistol. Ne had been In bad health
for some time and this is given a.
The reason Tor his act.
Mr. Hoover discharged the pistol
twice into his left side. One ball
hii the seventh rib and the other the
eighth. One ball lodged In hil hack
and the other IN his left side. He
was taken 10 a hospital IN Evans.
willie Sunday evening for an opera.
tion from which he never reeAined
oonsciouness. lIe died Monday a..
ternoon Al 4 O'Clock. he was scrom.
panied 10 the hospital BY his daBrh-
ter. Mr.. Guy Glvcns. and H. Cool.
f, Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday morning al ten o'clock At
the residence By Rev. C. P. Dillon
and burial followed In the Love Gem.
etcry.
Mr.. Hoover i survived b. ten
children, hve boys and five girls.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
Extra Passenger
Train Service

Effective at 1901 Wednesday H.
oembsr "a. 1874. the followinF Pas
ssngsr Train Schsiuls vill hs IN
elect a. this siaiion
NORTH BOUND
Train 1l2 all depart AZ i.ii A. A.
Tram lae uill dspau 81 2.i7 =. n.
Train a16 aill depart a. s10 =. n
SOUTH HOUND
1rain l3i will depart a. 1925 A. M
Train l0i uill dsfau at fo5 Z. A..
Train as win depart a. g-ot =. M.
Trains 80. 1o2 and 10i vill only
atop 81 ihs following named Siaiions.
Prinssion. Mauon. Blaskford. Starri.
nekoyen. MofEanasld. llsnasf-su and
Evansville frsdonia and Corydon
heiur har stops % recsivs and dls
,harrs passeuEers Al other trains
vil make regular stop a. all ia.
ilons
Train % sil make connsction
with fasi train 81 Puncsion from
lauisvilis and also wiih aooomida.
ion train from faducah.
Train au2 uill make couns,iion a.
Evansville ! G. train for Chiearo. o..
irving in Chicaro Al 7fn An
Christmas rates xil h. ln sHeci
noembsf ai On and one half far
fuf ihs uuud trip O. an poinia on
ihs llllnois Central and also road ir
ihs southeastern Territory. ness o..
ksts will hass a final limit ~ Jan
uay 4. 1872
With thf ailiiiouai train service
vs can also handle Christmas pafl
arss BY Expires qulksf than hsfors
D. sure o. niafi urhi and pask nrhi
io avod damarr D. pafkarr AMI A.
lay % shipment
Any furthsg information viii h.
gladly furnished By Ticket Agent al
Station or hy any ~ NJ iaiior
forlc
tuuftssy and sacisui ssryiss Al.
says-is uur motto.
D A. HUGHES. Agent
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
WAYNE COUNTY FARMERS
co AFTER SCRUB sIREs

In an effort 10 I'D the county Of
scrub sires, farmers In Wayne county
cooperating with County Agent n. ].
Hayes and local farmers organizations
have set about 10 dispose of the last
one before February 4. 1922. according
10 a recent report from the county
The movement was started At a recent
meeting whsn a resolution was adop.
isd endorsing the better sires better
sioek campaign and urging farmers
to dispose of their scrubs A com
miiiss has been appointed 10 work
with County Agent Hayes In carry
ing on this drive
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
Farm Bureau News

On Friday evening December 10,
the good people o. the Hebron com.
muniiy met At their school house TO
discuss with the county agent their
farming problems. After a talk by
Mr.. Spencer the Hebron Community
Club was organized with the following
officers; Presidet Jesse Alvis. Vice
President John T Vaughn, Secretary
Atrel Vaughn. Program Committee
~ o. Franklin. A. G Lotion and
I'd Cook The regular meeting night
selected was the third Friday Every
one In the community h invited to
attend these meetings
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
GREETINGS 10 THE PEOPLE
OF CRITTRNDRS

1t us ever remember that eur
Interest a in consord not ounhiei.
and that ouf rsal sminsucs rests IN
ihe victories u peaes and fellowship
sith eash other. hors that every
individual may b. moved b higher
ard noblef effort for their own and
their nslrhhors' good and welfare,
and that out n this county and city
may come not only greater CON.
meve and trade for us an. bot that.
rslalions u mutual respcsi. confidence
and frisndshir which will drepen
and cudlre and work 10 the common
ruod II all
Ny earnest prayer is that God will
Efaciously vouchsafs prosperity.
peace and Happiness 10 everyone
during the coming year.
Yours Co. a bright prosperous
New Year EDWARD u. STONE.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
NIT FRIDAY EVENING

The Marion Chamber Of Commerce
met Friday night of last week 81
the school auditorium. A large mum.
Der was present and several new
members were added.
The perfecting of the organization
was the main feature Of the meeting.
The committee on census made lta
report and the plan proposed By
them was adopted Others were ap-
pointed 10 serve on this committee
and 10 help take a statistical census
Of the city which will be- done In the
near future and permanent record
kept Of H. The committee on mem.
berahip was not ready 10 report.
Three new committees were appoint
ed, one 10 locate a temporary head.
quarters for the Chamber Of Com.
merce. and one 10 meet with com.
mittees Of the other organizations
70 locate a community house for The
use Of all as permanent headquarters.
Besidea these two committees. a CON-
miitee on publicity was appointed.
The next meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce win be held AZ the
school building January 6, 1922. An
business men are urged 70 be pres.
ent a. Il Il planned 10 have the
body addressed by some Commercial
Club organizer.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
Marion Merchant
In Bankruptcy

a voluntary pctition In bankruptcy
"a hicd Saturday n the oalce of
Judge Walter a. Rlaekburn. Clsrk of
a. United States Diaisict Court, by
Douglas q. Carnahah. proprietor II
p dp gods store IN this city and
on 10 Beaver Dam. Ky. Hs total
hahiliilez are listed 81 t1sl97ao With
assets valued a. $3.50
NJ CarnAhan lists his secured
efctiiofs a. tio.sss while his unss.
nr'd claims reach t2s.iiaso. Hi.
asssis consist u a store and los IN
NJ eiiy valued a. $1,000. His stock
of merchandise located in the two
siafes = plaesd 81 t95Sao
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
BETTER FRRDINc AND CARE
WILL MAKE PAIL PIGS PAY

Better feeding and housing of fall
pas after veaninw time arr suggested
hy animal hushandry men a. the Col
leEv q Agriculture as tuso means
whereby the raising Of the fall litter
may b. made profitable on more Ken
tueky farms Liberti feeding of tank
arr. skim milk. and butter milk at
this time n ths year makes an excel.
lent substitute Tor the beneficial Effects
Of Frcen pasture The quarters IN
which the animals are housed should
b. dry although they need. not b.
warm. A vet chilled pig is never a
profitable producer u pork, the spec.
ialisis say
one ration which has given good
results a. the college farm IN fall pig
FEEDING l. eompOced of 80 pounds of
corn 80 pounds of middlings and 10
pounds of tankagc Ano,hcr used suc.
eessfully h made up of 10 parts of
corn and one u iankAge. 30 pounds
of corn, 10 pounds of shipstuif and 10
pounds u tankagc also makes a good
ration while : parts Of corn and one
part u soy beans may BE- used Tor a
fourth.
Eseh year many pies die from
pneumonia contracted by their sleep.
ina wet houses where they are exposed
10 dFaughis. This can b. prevented
BY being sure that the roof 10 the
house h made water proof and that no
water is allowed 10 run into the house
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
YOUR BABY

A little fairy comes into the home. bringing
sunshine and happiness into the home and into
the world She brings dreams 10 The Mother,
and high hopes 10 che Dad A. the days and
ycars pass. and the little personality uuiolds
itself. the wonder and delight Of the Mother and
Dad increases. they find a world Of pride IN
ownership. and the little lie hecomes a source
Of mutual JOY and happiness.
There must be- return made Tor the abun-
dance Of pleasure the child brings and the most
substantial return is TO back up those dreams
and hopcs with a Bank Account. Start now 10
save the dollars One dollar opens an account
Tor the Baby at the Marion Bank. You get a
little blue book. called "Our Baby's Bank Book
and when you have deposited a dollar a month for
eleven months the Marion Bank deposits the
twelfth dollar to the youngsters credit Come
in and lets talk Il over This department Is open
10 all babies under one year old.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
NOncR

On ihs l2ih day q Dcrsmhsr I
sold my interest IN he Mauris Mum
Coal Go. 10 NJ. John Wesley Lamb.
Ihs ne~ oompanw b to b. known a.
ihs Marion Coal CO. with NJ. John
Wesley lamb and Mr Ira T. Piercs
proplistors. Roth have had wids
sspefisnee in ths retail coal ha.ino.s
and are IN q position - rive yoa
ssssllent ssvics.
Thanking yea TO- al past b',.lu-s.
! ana, Ven inly ycuu,
MAuRiE NUM-
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
HOG FRRDING

Mr FINS Black. living near sturRis
makes a very interesting report In
regard 10 the gains bis hogs made
he had seven pigs farrowed the 20 Of
June 1921. Ne fed them thru out
their youngperiod the following feeds;
milk, wheat, clover. tankage and corn
and At months and p days they
25o pounds IN weight. They received
a balanced ration and were pushed
right along
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23

Arar ODD ksuiucky Friendai
A. ! hav, hesn away frum Narion
Ny iusi hse yeau. want you all
% knov I have not fofrot you. in
fat ! ihiul u ny old frisnds ofisn
J am getting alonr rod IN my nsw
home in The east and would h. glad
90 hear frum you any time and should
any u you ever cous east I uul D.
riad to entertain 500 and shau you
hitie oli Nea Nofk uish eafh anl
esrfyuns ~ yuu q Mef1 Christmas
and a Harry Nev Year
lour ga frisnd
DAVID n FOHs
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23

from the outside ground. The iloor Of
The house may b. raised by throwing
the dirt inside when diiehing around
the outside u the house to carry the
water away
n hog cholera h In you vicinity
the safe thing TO Do always IL 10 vac.
cinae a. a preventative.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
CARD or HANKs

We wish 10 thank our friends and
neirhhor fof their kindness they
showed be during the burial of our
Dear boy whose remains returned
from francr May Godi blessing b.
with you all is our earnes, prayer
Nj. and Mrs. G e. Turner and Family
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
The Birth of Christ
b. Rev D. \. Hart. ~ A.. Pastor Of
The Main Street PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Marion. ky

Long since had the sun sunh be-.
hind the hills in the vest. The pale
rays ~ the moon nos shed their
lighl upon the plains ~ ludea Upon
the grassy slopes the sheep were
resting While around the fire the
shepherds. tired after the tolls n
The day. were reclining. relating one 10
another the experiences ~ the fhep.
hefd's he All was atill. all was
peacefu., not sound broke the still
meas n che night The shepherds,
now worn and sleepy were resting
quietly watching and guarding their
sheep When suddenly ihe stiffness
~ The nighi vas broken hy q sound
strange and Wondeffu one never
heard before by the men II he plains
Startled and alarmed ihsy fpfanr b.
their fesi. ever on he alert % pfo.
test thsif hoeks against danger They
lookod around, nothing Unusual could
h. seen, even the ahesp seemed ln.
dlaiurbssi hy the disturbance Yet
On The stiffness n the night Wa
bourne a song beautiful and marni
hosnt Trembling and fuli ~ fear
they lifted their eyes upward. fiart
81 and amarci they watched vhsn
suddenly he heavens opened. and
The A. vas hllsd with q chorus ~
angels. singing and praisinF Cod
Ths vords "Glory % Cod In he
Hirhesi. and on earth. peace. rood
sill toward men. ssre bourne o.
them on the night hresiss Amaied
thsy siood tFansfxsd. shsn an angel
soics hads them b. noi afraid. and
told them That unto them Wa born
this day q saviouf which va Christ
the Lord Thus vas he most von.
dsrful event n all history hsralded
o. The vnfld. MT unto che siss and
proud. not b. ths fleh and naughty.
bot % ths humhis shepherds on ihs
plains II ludasa iiiinr indeed fof
ihs rr-ai event. that ~ ~ho hessms
% humble and u,ssk. should frat re.
veal ~ rlad iidinr. 10 the humhlsst
u ths worlds creation.
lsi ut ~ shat ihs day means 20
mankind and io ne world
u vas a fullhlmsni u AL hat
whifh God had fofstaid in the days
that were passed Whsn man fsll
into an. Cod promised that a "a.
siouf vauh h. riysu io man fof
hundred u year. this promised sa.
ylouf had ben BOXED fof Fof r,n-
sraiions ihs rrophsts had rruphssisd
that thls event should taks place
llau ~ouderfull vas all this ful.
filled in ihs great etsat n ths night
zach minute detail came o. pass lusi
g. u wa forsiold Ths long locked
fof kinr had come 80 vondsr ihs
ysfy hsavus could not contain The
~. bat had o. hrsak forth into he
earth viih angel, voices and singing
Dor thi. va indeed hsavcnt triumph
over Elm and ths devil Tha was in.
deed ths starting of thc hrusinrs
and woundlurs spolsn u n Genesls
Could H. heavens oouialnf No,
for Il Wa he birth u a King u
vas ths birthday n ihs Son of Cod
nsrotisn hy the lloly Spirit and
boFn n a virgin This statement b
ofi times r'diculei. ofi times the
virgin birth is questioned and slrhi
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
NOTICE. TO rHE PUBLIC

On January ial | will he back In
optical business to stay will BE-
prepared 10 a. you with any Kind of
ffame, ~ Lenses you wisA - the
lowest cash prizes. No credit VIII
b. Glad 10 have your vctk. oaics
over Marion Bank. 4
Gro. W. STONE. Op,omsHls,
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
MORED0CK-J0NEs

Aiss Anna Irene More,lock and
Mr. Thomas n. Jones were marrici
Wednesday In the Broadway Mstho-
dist church IN paducah. Miss More.
dock formerly lived In this city and
has many friends here.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23

box remarks made Of the Christ child
but nevertheless Il is true II Il b.
false then the prophets of old were
all deceived n II b false then the
world has been deceived for two
thousand years and all our hopes
and faith are In vain. But Il could
not be- false. II II had been. then
those who lived Al the time would
have risen AMI disproved the fact.
thia has never been done No one.
even those living during that period.
or amy period since, has ever been
able 10 disprove the great fact THAT
~ WAS BORN. IN fact all h..
tory. both religious and secular helps
in proving and establishing this great
fact d must be- true, n not, then
The entire old testament u false, for
10 all happened just o. che Old Tes.
lament fofeiold D.
u sas the birth of the saviour u
man Man Wa without hop, for
40 siu BE- in ihe sight u God ron.
defnnsd 10 destruction. Al that
vai MT created by Almighty 0',d
uiil BE- destroyed Man had fallen
and thc only way man could rise a..
rain from this fallen estate vas thru
ths complete sacrifice - the son n
God
II was God clothing Himself IN
human hesh in order that ~ might
dwell among us. With q sinlsss ne.
and pas The dot u sinful nfsn o.
the throne n Justice by ihe sacrifice
~ ~ ouu pure and spoilsss he
he birth ~ Christ va ~ arpesf
erce u o great light w. cans o.
bring light 10 a world in darkness
And death. iIc came that Ne might
ufi thr world o. a higher plain n
hyinn o. 81 a nsu staudard n ne
and make men better ln great
mission was 10 ssek and save ihat
whifh vas lot in darkne-s AMI D.
spair u 20 30 the tarksli ooInsrt
of the earth and from essfy tribe.
nation and tongue rescue a poople
fof Himself and fof llis Kingdom.
Truly DID h. ssy n lIimsslf = an
ths hrht n the uofld And hov
Fenderfully has this hrhi shane
ioen ihm ihs srss. hrhisninc 80
pafid. uhsrrvsf he lirht has shonc
i has lifted men from dsrknss. and
superstition. and has given iia' hifh
ef and noblef Inspiration q live a.
le,omeih tfus men. after its pattsIu
~ Cod.
n was ioyr that rrum1ts,i fhis
great event -God ~ loved ihs world
that ilc ravs ~ only bss, tier son
that whosocysr hsiisur.h m Him
should not perish hut havs sysflasi.
lnr hfe les twas love. infinite
lov,. that prompted Cod 10 msis thh
sarfihoe that W might live love
o. me. ove for You. love CO.. q ,asi
and dying word
What q humhls beginning. w.
vas horn in a manref ~ fuum al
tho Inn No one 20 fecsive Him
Even hs to-day ~ turn Him away
from ths dor q cuf hearts Bot
boz shat . sou,isrful vay ~ eans
lleraldrd hy ths angels % h. shsr.
hsrda Il he plains What q Won.
dsrful ne Hs hyed. What a Eloi.
uus rrsurestiou and ascension. 1rily
iniesd u ga a great day We can.
not imagine what the vurld would
hays nst and suffered u thar had
not coms 10 Pass. Therefore q w
enjoy the festivities u the season.
A. - - a.. f.....f - asI.f Ia
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23

Henry Wilson left Sunday for New
Orleans 10 Join bic bride Tor en- ex.
tended trip south.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
Notice to Owners of Motor Vehicles

All owners Of automobiles and trucks must appear
n person AT the County Clerks office on on before the
first day Of January. 1922 procure your 1922 license
and you must also bring your last registration certificate
or bill OF sale from party from whom a car has been
purchased
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
NOTICE

! an rsaiY % hny tohaoco. You
may bring ms a sampis or vill -
and ~ your tohsooo a. yuu may
wish st nuruY
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23

Mu s A. ienkins lefi sunday
fof " raso. rexas. 10 visit her
daughter
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
Notice to Owners of Dogs

Every person in Crittenden county. owning or har
boring dog is required by law 10 procure license and
tag Tor such dog AMI upon falling or refusing 10 copy
win me dog law such persons offending shall be- deem
ed guilty Of q misdemeanor
This Office now has the tag and IA preparel IN unn,
YOU with license and tags for the year 1920 Take noce
and govern yourselves accordingly
l.. +. GUESS
Clerk Crittenden County Court
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-18
Notice by Publication

State of Oklahoma, Beaver County. SIS.
In the District Court in and for said County and
State.
The State Of Oklahoma to Silas J. Artcher:
Said defendant. Silas J. Artcher. will take no.
tiee that said plaintiff. John A. stemen. did on
the ath day OF June. 1877 file his petition in the
District Court in and for Beaver County. State Of
Oklahoma. against the said defendant. and that
the said Silas J. Artcher must answer said peti.
ton herein on or before the 18th day Of Scptem-
bcr 1871 or said Petition will be taken rs true.
and Judgment rendered in said action against
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-18
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON FURNACE

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners Of
Beaver County. State of Oklahoma, az
the court house. at Beaver. Oklahoma.
up till noon on August goth. 1921.
for the installation. complete in
place, OF a furnace to heat the
court house. cubic contents of which
approximates 10000 cubic feet floor
surface approximate 5000 "a IT..
with the necessary connections to join
with Sthe present chimney and piping
system. and removing present worn
out furnace.
1t is the intention of the Board
to award contract to the lowe st
and best bidder who will be re-
uuired to execute the bonds required
by law In connection with his con-
tract.
Access to the premises for purposes
of measuring ami making estimates
may be had Lpon application to the
county clerk.
The Board res,, yes the right to re-
feet any and all bids.
BEULAH HALL County Clerk.
SEAL. Sill Sis It
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-18
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In The District Court OF Beaver
County. State of Oklahoma,
State of Oklahoma. Beaver County,
SIS.
The State of Oklahoma to Fordyce
Welch. Morice Welch and Royce
Welch:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that you have been sued
in the District Court of Beaver
County, Oklahoma, by Eula Welch,
and that unless you answer said
petition filed in said case on or
before the 22nd day of September,
1921, said petition will be taken
as true and judgment will be rem
dered against you and each of you
for the partition of the following
described real estate situated in
Beaver County, State of Oklahoma,
towit:
Lots one ~, and two CD, and
the south half (Sh) of the north
(3), township five 80, north of
range twenty (20), Il. C. NJ, con-
tanning 1898 acres according to
Government survey thereof, and for
division of the same, or of the
proceeds thereof, as the court may
order, and determining the inter
est of the plaintiff and each Of said
defendants in said real estate, and
for such other orders as may be just
and proper.
Witness my hand and seal this
9Th day of August. 1921.
JESSIE KEITH.
Seal Court Clerk.
Grinstead & Cosgrove,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
8-11 8-25 st
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in the happiest frame of mind after
such experiences and were not say
ing ell the good things about the
town that they are saying this year.
The streets of a town are its best
advertisement. They should be
kept in tip-top shape. Who has
anything good to say for a burg.
to drive down the streets of which
means simply to take your life in
your hand? The principle business
street of Beaver is in good shape
and many other streets are fair.
Let's keep them so and make 9TH
ers better.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-18
NOTICE OF sHERIFFF SALE FORE
CLOSURE

In the District Court in and for Beaver
County. Oklahoma.
No 25s2
John W. Probert. Plaintiff.
Mitt Poe. and Clara A. Poe. his wife. and II. r.
Kent Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order Of sale issued out Of the District Court Of
Beaver county. oklahoms. on the 22nd day Of
July. 1891. in an action wherein John w Probert
was plaintiff and Mtt Poe and Clara A. Poe. his
wife. and II. r. Kent. were defendants. directed
to me the undersigned sheriff of Beaver county.
commanding me to levy upon and SELL without ap-
praseufent the following described lands and
tenements. to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter tSwO. and the Northwest
Quarter Of the Southeast Quarter of Sec
ton Four -. and the South Half tS2) OF the
Southeast Quarter tsEO Of Section Five 6).
Township Two North t2N) Of Range Twenty
Seven t2T. East Of the Cimsrron Meridian. In
Beaver county okiahoma.
to satisfy . judgnent and decree Of foreclosure in
favor Of said plaintiff and against said defendants
obtained and made in said court on the soth day
Of December. 1870. for the Of s2<2s. 10 with In.
terest thereon from the date Of said Judgment at
the rate Of ten per cent per annum: the further
sum Of ss2 n taxcs paid by plaintiff. with interest
thereon from the date Of said Judgment at tho
rate Of ten per cent per snnum: the sum Of 90
attorneys fees and the costs Of said setion taxed
at So. rs; and the accruins costs Of said sale:
and TO satisfy further Judgment in favor Of said
defendant and cross-petitioner H. r. Kent. and
against said defendants Mir Poe and Clara A.
Poe. his wife for the sum Of s272 90 with interest
thereon from the date Of said Judgment At the
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A GOOD INVESTMENT

The money invested by the busi-
ness firms along Douglas avenue
in keeping the street in shape, is
every day proving a good and wise
investment. Wagon traffic was
never heavier. for there is a cor
stant stream of wheat wagons and
trucks hauling the golden grain to
market here. passing down the
street and yet, the street is in ex-
cellent condition. Heretofore such
loaded vehicles have been forced
10 plow through sand and chug-
holes and the drivers have not been
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-08-18

For Sale or Trade Overland Light
Four Touring Car, practically new. See
Geo. Cafky at Bank of Beaver City.
Beaver, Oklahoma. S-ll-tfI