Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-17

CLAItEMORE June IA con
tingent Of draft boys. sixty-three In
number, leave Rogers county from
this city some time between the 24th
and the 29th Of June, bound Tor
Camp Travis, Texas This, draft
will almost exhaust Glass here.
WALTERS. juno 16. -- United
Stutes senator r. T.. Gore, who ro-
Gently was home for n rest, has pur-
chased an interest In oil ana gas
holdings Of a H. McLcnnan In tho
BrOwnwood field on n former visit
he made oil investments In several
Oklahoma fields.
CLAREMORE, June 1G.-Harycst
IL In fun blast In Rogers county
The wheat is thin on the ground but
of good quality promising n yield
from fourteen TO HlXtocn bushels TO
the acre, oats are the best In his-
tory and will make fifty bushcls TO
the acre. There is no labor shortage
except In Isolated cases and these
are being looked after by the farm
labor board.
BIXBY. Juno l6 City Attorney
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by the mayor aed council to prepare
AN ordinance requiring occupants of
property 10 cut tho weeds from their
promises and 10 Keep the streets and
alleys FREQ from weeds II iB likcly
that this ordinance VIII be- passed at
the next meeting uf tho council
RtNBY. June 10, Ten cnsos were
dismissed In Justice Iiagamhns
court here today upon motion OF
the county attorneys office, The
defendants. who were pupils ~ the
OH Center school were charged 10y
Miss Josephine Miller. ono OF the
teachers with disturbing the public
peace az the school last month
CLAREM lore. June 16 The to
tai registration IN Rogers county on
June Of those young men who had
reached q years OF age since June
3, 1917, was lG5, divided M follows
Clarcmorc. So, Chelsea. 90, Collins
Wlle, 2S, The registration was made !
at thee places In the county for the |
conH&nigpee of the rtTistrahts. tlns- |
sIflcatioif will be made AT II near
future date
WALTERS, June IA grass
hopper campaign against young |
crops In Cotton county IL imminent. |
James Wallace. farmer. living seven |
miles northwest Of Walters. reports |
TO County Agent 4. r. Batcman.
Farmers are organizing to take inn
mediate steps to poison the insects,
which are said 10 bo showing no in
larger numbers than ever before In
this county
BIXBY, June 16 Work is near
Ing completion on several of Blk
hy's new buildings Tho new Phil
ps building at the corner of Arm
strong and Dawes will lie ready for
occupancy In few days. The new
Herd -Coonce- Collins building will
be ready for occupancy by August I
When completed these buildings will
be credit to a city ten times as
large as Blxhy. Several other build
ings are now under construction
here
CLAREMORE, June l6,--Some
three weeks ago, Riggs & Seward,
n local grocery house. lost bill
book containing 500 in Liberty
bonds. sac In currency. two checks
and n note. They advertised for
the same Last Saturday night the
Liberty hond came through the mail
In n plain envelope. the address Of
which had been printed with pen.
None Of the other contents Of the
bill book were returned but the gro
cerymen are thankful for all small
fayors and have publicly thanked
tho unknown finders for returning
the bond.
WAURIKA. June 16.--ClAss / OF
Jefferson Co0nty viii be exhausted
when eighty men are taken into
service between June - aud %. In
order that more men may he made
available Immediately. the county
board has named the week begin
ming June IL az class week Dur
ing that period the board, following
advice Of Adjutant General f. r
Gibson, will take from Glasses ,, ,
and 4 some OF the men formerly Civ
en- deferred classification Ten men
who werc married before May Is,
1917, who had been deferred. were
placed In Class I in day this week,
"SiXty per cent OF the l,600 regis
trants In this county are in Class 4. q"
says clerk Claude Eastcriing "Thir-
" per cent We're In Glass | and 10
per cent In Glass . with the aid Of
officials and councils of defense the
board VIII make searching exam
inatlon into many cases The usual |
grounds for. deferred classification
no longer are valid. on the whole,
il may be said that he government
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