Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
Observation-Disclosures.
NEWS NOTES FROM
A. ~ VI. COLLEGE,
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E saltwater, Okla, May Or. w
II Beal, a7slstunt director Of expert.
ment stations in Washington. y. G..
, was here last week making the annua
inspection II the affairs OF the Okla,
homa ENper' mont station. lie seem
ed very much pleased with the work
and after his inspection reported ev-
crything in excellent condition.
Plans are being prepared for an ad-
oiron to the creamery building. This
addition is Sc be 3OX5O feet and Will
be put on tie west side Of the present
building work viii be begun on il
in the near future,
Mr.. Archie G. Curlcy who accept
ed position with the Alta Vista
Creamery Company Immediately after
mis- graduation, writes that hc has been
retained for trc coming year at con-
siderable advance Of salary,
Orders 70" Bermuda grass are be-
ing received at the experiment station
office much faster than they can be
filled.
Professor w A. Linklntcr attended
the fair hell in Purcell last Monday.
An urgen, request was received
from Duncan for the services of vet
erinarian. A peculiar disease has
broken out among the cattle at that
district and hundreds of cattle are dy-
ing every day. The person who sent
/ in the request had just lost fifty from
| his herd.
The contract for the $4,000 stock
pavilion has been let to Brown and
Stewart of saltwater. Work viii be
begun soon.
The r. NJ. c. A. girls gave a
spread to all Of the college girls
in the girls gymnasium.
The college will send out next week
preliminary planting reports to all
members of the Oklahoma Boys and
Girls Agricultural clubs. Those who
properly fiji and promptly return these
reports to the college win receive
the handsome club button.
The A, ~ M track team was yicto.
rious in the dual track meet with the
University of oklahoma, on LOWS
athletic field May 2. A a NJ. won
~ points and University 43. =.
100 yard dash--First, Lowcry. O.
o.; second, Smith, A. & NJ; third,
Lowman, A. x M. Time, 10 seconds.
Pole vault-First, Talbot, a. & NJ;
Payne, A. & NJ, tied; third Court
right, O. u. Height, 9 feet.
120 yards high hurdles-First, Jes-
see, A. & NJ; second, Parsons, O u.
talbot, a. & NJ. (disqualified.) Time,
lG 2-5 secons d.
220 yard dash First, Lowery, o.
T.; second, Smith, j. A. H., A. 81
M; third, Taylor and Courtright, O.
u, tied.
Hammer throw-First. Ferguson,
A. & M. second, Mosier, II. D., O.
u; third, Mosier, W. b., O. L. Dis.
tance, lis feet, IL inches.
High jump-First, Whitwell o. T.;
second, Talbot, A. & NJ; third, Nc
Caslin, A. & M. Height feet 9
inches
Half mile run-Tlrst, Jenords, A
& M; second, Edwards, o. L.. third,
Watson, A. a. NJ Time minutes
as seconds.
Discus throw-First, Talbot, A. &
NJ; second Ferguson A. & M. third,
Mosier, W. b., O. U. Distance 1O1
feet 1-2 inches.
Broad iump-First, Taylor, o. U.
second, Talbot a. & NJ; third, Payne,
A. NJ. Time 26.1 seconds.
Mile run-First, Mitchrich, A. g.
NJ second, Edwards, O. U.; third,
Barnes, A. &. NJ. Time 4 minutes.
54 seconds.
Relay race-For o. u, Taylor.
Jones Courtwright, Weeden; for A
& M, watson, Smith. Epperson,
Blackwell. A. g.. NJ, won. Time 3
minutes, 40 seconds.
At IA recent meeting Of the Y. NJ
{. A. advisory board and the Y. NJ.
c. A. cabinet, plans were laid for
raising money for employing a student
secretary for next year. The cabinet
!. NJ. c. A. among the foremost OF
the student activities.
At the annual competitive driu be-
'''' '''' companies VI idutlS lhSt
week Captain d. II. Watson OF Com |
pany Six won the saber for having
the best drilled company. The saber
Is handsome souvenir and will he
presented during the commencement
exercises.
The doors Of the A. g. NJ. College |
are open eeven months during the |
J ear At the close Of the nine months |
regular session Of the college the spe-
eial work fer the summer begins The |
summer normal, the commercial |
courses and the credit work for the |
college begin July G. on July 3 the .
cotton scho,, opens.
University Of Iowa as general Y. NJ.
C. a. secretary, was unanimously re-
elected TO that position at recent
meeting Of the association advisory
board OF the university. Mcconnell
has not only endoarod himself to the
entire student body and made the y. Il
NJ. G. A, stand for more here than II II
ever did before but has also carried
his sphere of usefulness 10 all parts Il
N the state and Is recognized ms ono II
of the ablest workers in the okla
homa field.