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'EvAS REPLACE
PLoWS At TOP
SeGnn Tmpo Euns - Eour PeeAed
Balls y Caxfure Csatest
4 70 /.

Evansville, Ind, May 10.-Scormg
three runs on four pitched balls in
the third inning in yesterday
game between the Evas and No
line, enabled the locals to win the
game, 4 to l, and take the league
Leadership. Two singles followed
by two costly errors resulted in
the three tallieB. A ninth inning
rally By the Pbwboys netted only
one score. The score:
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THE SCOREBOAR

Brooklyn and Philadelphia split
even In the seasons first double
header, Brooklyn winning the first,
S to 2, and losing the second, 3 to 2.
The Tigers battled the Browns,
rain and an electrical storm, and
won Z to s.
Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel
knocked homers in an exhibition
game against the Toronto Inter-
nationals, the Yankees winning, 1
to 3.
The Pirates were outhit l6 to Il.
but they defeated the London. Ont,
Mint leaguers. s to Z, In. IN exhibit
ton game in Manager 01bson's
home town.
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SPORT BRIEFS

Milwaukee.-Omaha Kid Schlaifer
was disqualified for alleged Sailing
in a recent bout at GAINESVILLE.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.-Jack Rey-
nolds threw Adam Kreiger in AZ
minutes with a toe hold.
Philadelphia. Mike Gibbons
knocked out Frank Mcguire of Will
Transport, Pa, in the second round.
St Paul.-Billy Miske knocked
out Tommy Mccarthy in the second
round.
Atlantic City. - Jack Dempsey
started hard training for the Car
pentier match with six miles of
road work.
Tofonto.-sBabe" Ruth knocked
out another home run IN an exhibi-
ton game against the Toronto
Internationals.
Princeton. N. J.-Princeton and
Cornell universities cabled Oxford
and Cambridge universities an in
vitation to a track meet at New
York, July 20.
Chicago.-Resolut1ons adopted By
the Western Golf association, pro
testing against the 10 DER cent tax
on sporting goods were forwarded
today to Representative Nicholas
Longworh OF the house ways and
means committee.
Los Angeles. - The wrestling
match between Ted Thyme. Port.
land. Ore, and Walter Miller. Los
Angeles, middleweights, was de-
clared a draw here after 2 hours.
So minutes and q seconds.
Toledo. Ohio-Negotiatious are
under way for a 12-round boat he
tween Tommy Gibbons and Harry
Greb. to be staged here the weak OF
June 26 under the auspices Of ths
Loyal Order Of Moose, the iatsrna-
tional convention Of which order. is
to be held here at that time
Cleveland. Ohio.-Geoexs tx
% CLANCY and Danny Frush a.
Baltimore, box a 12-round decision
bout here on June 2. They are
lightweights.
Pittsburgh.-Johmny Dundee Nev
York, and Johnny Ray, PITTSBURGH
hghtweights, Will meet in the open
air here Saturday afternoon, May 81
Pittsburgh.--Kid" Williams. for
mer bantamweight champion, has
been matched to meet Patsy Scan
Ion, Pittsburgh. in a 10-round boat
here, May 20.
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TIGERS MAKEIT
Three 0FF|VE
FROM ST.LoUIS

st. Louis, May 10.-Detroit made
1t three out Of five from the Browns
by taking yesterday afternoons
contest, Z to 5, in seven innings,
rain causing the game to be called
at the end of the Tigers eighth
inning. They counted four runs
in the eighth, but the score reverts
back to the seventh. since the
Browns had not batted in the
eighth. Score:
Detroit 10 1
St. Louis 9 2
Oldham and Ainsmith;
Cullop, Boland and Billings.
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GOOD ROOFS.

Good roofs and roofing can only
oe had from reliable roofing COM
peny. Our prices are the lowest
ana or roofs have stooi the tn
~ y n0f samples and prices. Our
,OoIs arc guaranteed Davenport
noonng Company. Telephons -,
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Score by innings:
Rockford ........000110200
Peoria ..........00002106x-9
Home run-Han. Three base hits
-Evers. Two base hits-Dressen,
Hall, Hardgrove, LeBeau, Platte,
Evers, Goldthwaite. Sacrifice hits
-Rigsby. Lehman, Drummer, Mel
son. Left on bases-Rockford, 10;
Peoria, IL. Bases On balls-On An
derson, 4; off Worley. 1; of Nell
son, l. Struck out-By Anderson,
3; by Nelson, 3; by Schwartz, 1.
Hits-Off Anderson, IL lin 81-3
innings); OF Worley, 4 Tin 2 % in
nings); of Nelson, 10 Tin 8 in
nings); on Schwartz. 2 Tin one in
ning). Passed -Goldthwaite.
Wild pdtch-Nelson. Losing pitch
er-Worley. Winning pitcher
Nelson Umpire-Lauzon. Time Of
game-1:45.
Blooners, 3; Bunnios, e
Bloomington. H.. May 9.-Bloom-
ington won a great pitchers battle
yesterday by defeating Cedar Rap
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did the major portion Of the man
killing punching. It was this left,
following a right to the heart, that
sent Willard to the mat in the first
round, with his strength Slapped by
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PARTIES DIFFER

Berlin, May 10.-The Majority
Socialists and Clericals in party
conferences voted to accept the
allies ultimatum. but the German
peoples party rejected the prop
osition.
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hrpe base Ait-Wickelman. Two
haos kl6-Duggan, Dunnlng, Lewis,
fraAels. Sacrifice hits-Campbell,
Coleman. Stolen bases-Campbell,
Drew, Burke. Lenahan ca. Hit
batsman-Burke, by TatunL Dou-
bio plays-Tatum to Lewis to Dug.
gan; Benson to Murphy to Iona.
han. Left on bases-Roek Island,
s Terre Haste Z. Struck out-By
Tatum, s; BY Ambrose, 9. Bases on
balls-Off 1atum. 1; OF Ambrose, 4.
Umpire-hail. Time Of game
1:4s.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
Three.Eye League.

ids. 3 to 2. In II innings. Manonk
pitched great ball, allowing the
champions but hits, although he
was wild at times, walking seven
batters. Shirley held the Bunnies
to six scattered hits. two of which
were Of the scratch variety. The
score:
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Columbus. Ohio. - Stauislaus
Ahyscsko. champion heavyweight
wrestler Of the world, has been
matcned with George Kotsouaros,
local creek heavyweight, for a bout
nero next Wednesday night
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Peoria 9; Rocks, l.

Peoria, ILL.,, May 10.-Si1 hits
and a walk in the eighth inning
netted Peoria six runs, and the
Tractors beat Rockford, 9 to 1. A
squeeze play featured the rally.
Hall of Rockford, made the seventh
home run on the local field in four
games The score.
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the blow. Will Dempsey drop Car
pentier the same way or has his
life Of comparative ease and his
lack Of real fighting cost him the
power that lay in that left?
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Nov York = Corporal Dan
Toomey. lightweight boxinr cham
plon OF the United States army. viii
9eiend his title against Serxeanr
banfy Sharpe here ON May II
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Two base hftS-BaShang, GreS-
sett, Sholienberger.. Stolen bases
-Gressett, Chestnut Double plays
to Wire, Mann to Wire
to Bullock, Wire to Mann to Wire.
Bases on balls-Off Strobe, 4; OF
Heimacher, l. Struck out-By
Strobe, 2; by Heimacher. 4. Um-
pire- Ormsby. Time Of game
1850. Attendance-710.
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ROT;, SAYS DKNRY,

Washington. May 10.-Secretary
DENLY characterized IS rot" the
charges made before congress BY
J three Haitian delegates.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Throe.EyA League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Throe-Eyo League.
Bloomington, 3; Cedar Rapids, 2
Evansville, 4; Moline, l.
Peoria, 9; Rockford, 1.
Rock Island, 2; Terre Haute, 1.
National League.
Brooklyn, So; Philadelphia, %
American League.
Detroit, z; st. Louis. 5.
Seven innings, called rain.
No other game scheduled.
GAMES TOMORROW.
Three-Eye League.
Rock Island at Terre Haute.
Moline at Evansville.
Rockford at Peoria.
Cedar Rapids at Bloomington.
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REVIEWS PARADE.

Washington, May 10.-Presldent
Harding reviewed a parade of sew
eral thousand Shriners.
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IN EXHIBITION
Virgil Cheeves, Rookie, Turns Back
New Castle by Score
3to 1.

Newcastle, Pa, May 10-The Cubs
beat the Newcastle club yesterday,
to /. pansing here for that purpose
on their way from Chicago to Phil
adelphia. Virgil Cheeves cast for
the National leaguers, while Will
liams pitched for Newcastle. The
local hurler is a lefthander whom
the White Sox tried to obtain this
spring, but he would not do bust
ness in organized baseball because
he has a fat job with a steel mill.
Score: r. H. E.
chicago ......se..ssse.S IL l
Observation-Disclosures and DAILY; N.
Williams and Mills.
Robbins, So; Pills, 2.s.
Philadelphia, May 10. - Aftsr
Brooklyn had trimmed the Phillies.
5 to 2. in the opening game of the
seasons 4 double-header here
yesterday, the Phils came back and
won the second, 3 to 2, in 10 in
uinOa SrnYas.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-10

Jack Dempsey climbed to the
heavyweight championship mainly
through the man-killing punching
power Of his arms. And his left arm
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-10

All the Nevs-A. tie Tine
|Ae ArguA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-10

Tommy Ryan is figuring on using
Billy Ryan, crack Ohio welter-
weight, against Charlie Rodgers of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-10

Atlantic City. - Jack Dempsey
started hard training for the Car
pentier match with six miles of
road work.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23
LITTLE CHILD FATALLY INJURED

BeavsT county friends Of Mr.. and
M's. Willie stewart. formerly OF this
county. ncz % IT Cobb. will read
rish regret of ise death o. their little
en- The f1ll7riBz sccount sppearsd
tr q recent issas % TIE Anadsrs3 Tn
lla-
Ws5u s.dsy afternoon Of last week
ih,. community was shocked ~ the
--sEie death o. iitils Charlie, the small
soa of Mr and Nf. Willie stewart
As she noon h0ur. when Hr. stewart
drive oct bis team 70 q 20 hts Eork,
ifle Chsriie started 70 a. % him All
dong - va rua over by q mule.
r-ceiving Inquiries OF the head from
o. Cd be died a. shout u - that nighi.
A lev moments after the Gcciasnt.
Go. Boy5s;on happened along in his
ear lie was called 10 and carried the
-hil3 to Or MeCl1re At Fi. COBB. Who
ha- eoed sway with the littie one 70
she ChickAshE hospital where an opsr-
aiiua was performed in al sttemoi TO
4v him, bot ell that loving hsnds
sat .siile5 physicians could Do could
30, ssvs him A. stated. be passed
svsyat.ll 80 O'cl ck that night. He
ra- laid . rect IN the cemetery a.
o. ksshs Thur.day afternoon
Ilsd be lived Until the lstL Of Au-
sues be would have been three yesrs
Old. lie Leaves bfnkeu-hssrted faith
-. Loiher snd sis;er and host % rel-
atves and ffisi.ds 70 NOUN his loss
Dear little Chsr..y-we had known
.im only one short month, bot his sun
u5 .pJsitinu hsd won %. q. IL did al
zho knew him aad We loved him dear
-. Little Charlie was a fair bud hut
ihs Great Gardener saw it and uiucksd
. forth 70 bloom 10 fairer lands And
mere, in heaven. dear father. mother
I'D sister. he awaits you. safe on the
breast OF Him who said, 'suder little
children 70 come unto me-"
SIR. and Mrs Stewart are practically
.ffangers here, coming 70 this, the
Deep Greek community. from Beaver
county iust a month prior TO their Sstle
chiid's death but on every side We
hear vcsds Of sympathy and regret q:
their great loss.
Sympathy is extended the bereaved
ones A FRIEND.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23
SOUTH ELMWOOD

Another fine rain Saturday night.
The farmers are all hunting for hsr.
vest hands and the farmers wives are
waiting girls to help them cook.
Miss Alice Fowler is helping her sis-
ter, Mrs Johnson, this week.
Miss savills Greer is on the sick lis,
az present.
The Sunday School picnic at Mrs
Biosser's grove on June 18th was well
attended The entertainment con.
-isted mostly Of swimming and horse.
shoe pitching.
Mrs. VIM Blosscr is reported a.
some better.
Miss Iva Fowler is helping Mrs.
Waiter cook through harvest
Hail is reported as doing damage to
Uheat northeast Of Elmwood Sunday
night, June l7th.
A CALLER.
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LORENA

Everybody getting ready Tor harvest,
Do mag begin binding next week,
some heading may be done.
Toe nsil carrier failed 70 take up
,aa 'cms last week--that's the reason
Hove heen having a few days Of sun
hiae.
Boyd Hood is back from Albuquerau
NeN Mexico H. will work for Frank
Wheeler in harvest
A ,sw OF the young people spent sun.
.1 after sunday school at the r. L,
70 j home.
N-bel Wheeler came out from Lib.
O 10 stay several weeks at her uncle
frnss
Hr aud Mrs Bulups and Mr. Rector
'at sunday dinner with Ray Cassdy
ard Mr. J.B MeNeW. Mr.. and
Ir D4id McNev and Mr. and Airs.
~ Williams spent sunday at Lyle
Was le's
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23

Frank Laughrin and wife drove in
Friday from Calisoruia. making the
trip through in their Buick. They met
the Trey y-Thomss-Msple party 81 Wsg-
on Mound. \. Mex. Tuesday evening
and camped with them. The lstter
made Clsyton. New Mckee. the first
day out from BeSver-Sundsy-out e.
eourterad bad rosd. there and hsd con-
sumed two days in going one days
ioern-y. % Wagon Mound. Mr. Lau- :
rim reports the roads as in bad condi'
tion al the way through. being washed
bT the heavy rains
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23
DISTRICT NO ~

june 20 We had big rain last
night with some hail This has caused
q setDsck in the harvesting Most al
the wheat is ripe but th. ground is too
soft and it looks like il might rain this
evening.
Mrs, Theta Brown. Of Shattuck, who
has been visiting her father and moth
er Mr. and Mrs Grsnt Hughes, return
ed home Saturday
Mrs Emery Neihart has been over
q Loyel taking care Of her daughter,
Mrs Firth who i better At this time.
hrs. Vernon Earl Is on the sick list.
Rev, Bradford. Of Folieu, preached
at Coppie Sunday.
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The insurance agents were 10 thi.
ne;shborhoSd looking over the hail
damaged wheat fields last week.
Mrs. Nsute Hove and daugh .srs.
Mis-. Bessie sn5 Joe. came horne Thurs
day from Beaver where they were sis-
itiaE Mrs Hughes. Mrs. Hows's moth
sr.
Getting 90 Be come crozds At Cop
pc sunday School. who sSid We
eouidE have s Sln5sy schoo. al Cop
pie? II tHey never did j. no reason
Why Ne can't noE if every one will put
= shoaiier % the wheel and push. Ii
takes energesis people to make 3 cue
ccs.
Howard Dye came home from the
Otto BArby ranch and Is helping in the
hsrvest
Waiter Wells and family visited a,
the home Of hi. si,ter, Mrs. r. Ros,on,
sunday
Miss Emma Seihart entertained 8
number o. her friends sunday. among
whom we're Misses Ethel and Alice
Baker, Alberta Neihsri. RAlpl Bedell,
Howard and Prudence Dye. Bessie
Howe aud Rslph Baker
N@rnoa Earl returned from K.nsa:
City Friday 70 which point be had
shipped tEu car load. o; fat cattle.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23

The bard Of county commissioner
met IN sdjourned session Friday OF last
week 70 take care Of some unfinished
business. Chairmsn Msndenhall, who
wA. absent al th- regular meeting,
"a. in attendance having recovered
r., m az sttsck II fla " He reports
.everal csscs in the Gats community
but none OF the m 'lignant cases of
former years Coun issioDer Daniel,
- the 'hird disiri ' was absent from
Friday meeting having not yet re-
turned from q bu.iness trip 20 Georgia
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23
NoRTHFoRK

Thoss from rh.a n4ighborho7i az
tending birtldsT 20 ne suniag, the
I2th, rere Nr. an Mr. Luxe Boz den
ard Mildred - Cecil C9oss Nr. snc
Mr.. Frank Peterson 81 Mr.. Aiiio1
Green ior Alfr-d Huguley su8 Nr
snd Nrs. Ar. hlr Williams and family
81 Roy HeHuizis.
The Nott-r. CT bheld their monthly
supper a. Ja- y cheis SATURDAY uiEhr.
II being the fret ice cream social 0f
the season the members al e1ersel
Themselves 30 b. present ard there
were near one h1ndFed guests there T.
do Ampl- justice 20 gallon. Of delici-
ons erean frozen. The young people
entertained themselves in the usual
way playing games, etc, while it kept
their elders h0stling 20 serve the re-
freshments and a yerJ enioysb.esven-
ing was spent by everyone. This next
social will be at the home Of Mrs An
derson
Harry Henry. Wilbur Me.ner, John
Dyson and Caleb Tolle made a bgsi.
ness trip 20 Beaver Thursday. Harry
making final proof to his land that day
Miss Ruth Mesner /. staying with
Mrs Sid spauld ng this week
Mrs T B. Daily returned from Gus
ter Thursday where she hAd been call
ed by the serious illness OF her sister
in-lav. Mrs. Sam Baker She ieft Mrs
Baker. formerly Mise Della Kerns. very
much improved
The Senior Sunday School class held
an ice cream social at the home OF Mr.
Jenkins "Wednesday night but because
OF threatening weather there Was NOT
a large crowd IN attendance and the
young people took in but tl5 81 for
their trouble but they were well pless-
ed with the pAtroi age considering the
appearance Of the evening.
Harvesting began on few farms
this week and will he in full blast by
the next. Most OF the early wheat is
pretty light being cut short by the
drouth early in the season.
viii Shepherd has returned from his
gold hunt in New Mexico in time for
harvesting whrst No doubt Will Il.
glad 70 get back and see his baby boy
who IL will be remembered made his
arrival the DAY aiter Viii left on hi
Sightseeing trip
Ruth Mesner spent Wednesday gh,
with Clarice William..
A crowd Of yoaug folks gathered a,
the Anderson home sunday snd spent
the afternoon play az croquet.
The Mothers Club viii not hold their
regular meeting next week because OF
all being too busy hA yesting
Mrs. Edgar Taylor is helping Mrs
BowceH through tar' EST
Ella aud Irene Cook spent Saturday
night with Mildred B WIDEN
Mrs. Belle jenkins as her new light.
installed at her home which is yer,
nice addition % her beautiful house
and az She IS luvcr of society aui
entertainments frequently her many
friends will ,l.oy much Of the pleasure
with her, derived oua good lighting
system
Mrs Wuis Byrd 'he sick lis;
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23
The Home Of the Soul

In olden times. II was believed
that the seat OF the soul was the
stomach, most likely for the reason
that a man Is never so completely
used up as when his stomach Is out
Of order. For the cure of ordinary
stomach troubles, there is nothing
quite so prompt and satisfactory as
Chamberlain's Tablets. The!
strengthen the stomach and enable
ii 10 perform its functions naturally
Give them a trial. They only cost
a quarter
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23
FoLLETT

June Is Harvest in full swing Men
aud women helpers in great demand
Even little zirl. ear ,sk- care Of babies
while the mothers cook
Work on the new school house 4. be-
ing rushed
Otis Brown. assistant cashier il the
Farmers Bank, has gone 70 his fathers
farm near IVAnhoe forlths two Iweeks
Of harvest.
Oscar Forshee is putting in barber
shop in the Markley building, formerly
used a. a drug store.
DR. Asrkley has moved his office
across the street into new quarters.
and his old Office rooms are now a part
Of the restaurant building occupied by
c. L. Norris aud family.
Childrens' Day was observed at the
Methodist church last Sunday followed
by installation Of EpEorth League Of
ficers, baptismal services in the after
noon, Epworth Lesgue in the evening,
and a mass meeting in the interest Of
national disarmament, at Kings hall,
ended Lu day for those who took in
al the services.
A new girl baby is reported at the
Arthur Summer home
B. Reid has added a new porch to
81 -
be a surprise to Mrs. Reid when she
returns from her tripto Hannibal, Mo.
A W Kincsde and party returned
home after an absence OF a few DAYS
On account OF high waters everTwhere
they will defer their vacation trip unit
July.
| 5, r. Cross and family are epioyins
their vacation visiting friends auc
climbing mountains, in and near Ration
New Mexico.
W Il Reid and wife, who have beer
visiting at the W G and E. n. ReiC
homes. lef: today for Woodward
Editor Skagg's assistants, son snC
two daughters, are confined to th'
house with mumps Hard lines To-
Daddy" who has to work overtime Z
get out the weeks issue OF the Lime
light
On Tuesday June 7th. at the VI. Z
church. Rev. Paul Osmah officiating
occurred the wedding OF Mr. Dean KIN,
and Miss Mile Haines both OF Follett
The ceremony was beautiful and i'm
pressive The bride wore white crep,
de chine and carried bouquet OF roses
She was attended by three bridesmaid
also in white. Nr. Kings best mar
was Mr.. Homer Norrell The usheri
were Henry Hsines and Charles King
brothers OF bride and bridegroom
Maid Of honor was Miss Ruth King
bridesmaids, Misses Chloella and Minl
Dale. Miss Lottie Hennigh played
the wedding march A reception a.
the Haines home followed the services
at the church. Mr. and Mrs. King are
now at home TO their friends in tn,
rooms lately vacated by Prof and Mrs
Jones We wish for them a long, hap,
py and useful life together.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23
Why Suffer from rheumatism Z?

Do you know that nine out OF
every ten cases OF rheumatism are
simply rheumatism OF the muscles
or chronic rheumatism. neither OF
which require any internal treat
ment? The pain may be relieved
by pplying Chamberlain's Linimeut,
which makes sleep and rest possi-
Ole. and that certainly means a
75eat deal to any one afflicted with
rheumatism.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23

Miss Louise Phelps returned to her
home here last week from Topeka,
Kansas, where she attended school at
Washourn college the past year.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23
SUNSHINE SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS

The Sunshine Sunday school Glass,
of South Fiat, held = social st Mrs.
We.iey JeukiHs' last Wednesday night.
Ice cream and cake were cold and xe
received sl5 81. Halt Of this amOuH,
goes for class expenses and the other
half will D. given for some worthy )
cause. Several socials Of this sort val
held duriug the summer and the
money obtained will always 90 FOR the
same purpose.
The Sunshine Glass is full o. pep ard
enerZy We have already had a very
pleasant afternoon roasting wienies
aud we look forward to various inter.
esting events this summer.
Our class stands for service and we
are very desirous. firstly, to accom-
plish great work in our Sunday School
and, secondly, to furnish clean and
pleasing recreation and entertainment
for our young people
Sunshine Glass Reporter.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23
Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy

Every family should keep this
preparation at hand during the hot
OF the summer months II is al
most sure to be needed, and when
that time comes, is worth many
times It's cost Buy II now.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-06-23

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Model 22-44 Three Passenger Roadster, Sl795
Model 22-45 Five Passenger Touring, Sl795
Model 22-46 Three Passenger Coupe, S2585
Model 22-47 Five Passenger Sedan, S2895
Model 22-48 Four Passenger Coupe. S2985
Model 22-49 Seven Passenger Touring, S2005
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