Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-28
TULSA BOUGHT ALMOST
FIFTH OF STATE BONDS
" hole State OVcrsub~CrihCd Quota
H,5IG,O5O and Tulsa County
Helped Tut IL over.

Tulsa county furnished nearly 10
per cent OF an or Oklahoma's quota
OF Si3,N6S.3OO liberty bond subscrip-
tons, according to figures In the
HANDS OF y. K. Graham, or the lM
change National bank Mr.. Ora
ham waS in charge Of part OF the
state campaign. and the figures he
has shows that Tulsa county sub
sCribcd S,lit,55O nf the total
bought by the sixty nine counties IN
tdls state within tho tenth Federal
reserve district
The state oNcrsuhscrih"d ia quota
t,5l6,950. Thlt is llA per cent
over the quota,
This splendid record was achieved
under the most adverse conditions
above which Ok lnhOma rose with
her usual war spirit, d"tylng drouih,
state wide rpkiuWiC uf influenza and
a pernIcious and terrific German
peace propaganda calculated to mis-
lead the country nS to the necessity
for furnishing enormous sums ~
money In the conduct Of the war. In
many cascs county ORGANIZATIONS
were crippled at the outset uf the
Af'bAll INV tlN'N N'ilIlAA'
tees and tho families uf chalrncu.
Tho response. however came cheer
fully and spontaneously on IN"
whole according To- reports received
at s'Atc headquarters
Districts NOE. /, :, 3 aud I prlc.
ticil'y furnished the states quota
Many OF the druuth stricken coun-
tirA doubled, trCblcd or quadruplcd
tho reduced quotas assigned them,
showing no disposition to take ad-
vantage OF the drouth conditions or
business depression. In one county
the entire amount subwrihed had tu
be secured from outside the county
Hs there was only enough cash In
night to finance the county for an
other crop.
l.. T.. Phillips, state chairman.
waRcd whirlwind campaign and
all county chAlrncn either had or
caught the spirit.
Following Is report by counties:
District No. l--Craig S355,OOO,
Creek. 81 1900. 900; Delaware, f94,-
$50; Mayes, t2O7, 900. NowAta, &6la,-
500 Usage. Sl.Oli.75O: Ottawa.
3S75, 900; Pawnce, s425,000; Rogers,
$500 600 Tulsa. Ss,1Ai66o, Wash
inRton tl.IoiNO0. ...
District No. 2--Adair, $4,000;
Cherokee, $4,000: Haskell. E23b,-
900: Hughes, $4,000; Latlmer,
tI69.6OO: Lecture. $4,000; McIh-
tosh. $4,000, Muskogee, 81, 1907
500: Okfuskec. 1859. 900; Okmulgee,
$1,000. 900; I'lttsburE, 81 900 ,OOO'
Sequoyah, I23s.ooO; Wagner '2SO'-
900. - 0.
District No. 3-Blanc, i423,40O;
CANADIAN, $4,000: Cleveland, $685.
900: Lincoln, Si73. 900; Logan, $3.50
900: McCiaine. f23S,250: oklahoma
Sb.0tS,s0O; Payne. tS29.ib0; Ponto-
toe. ibl2,s50; Pottawatomie, fSlo,-
900: Seminole, S23S,S00.
district No. Alfalfa, $500, 900;
Garfield, ji.73s0D0: Grant. tS67,-
900: Kay, I.IOO, 900; Major. SELL
zoo: KIngfIsher. t50t $50.
District No. b-Caddo' S6s,sVo
Comanche. S3s6.250; Cotton. tS2'-
900; Grady. 100000; Greer, t3S'-
o5O; Harmon. sic, 200; Jackson. &bZ,-
$50; Jefferson. $4,000; Kiowa'
,S2,e5O; stephens, $4,000; Till
man, t27.700.
District No. e-Beaver, ts6.20O,
Clmnroon. I37.70o; Dewey. t79.5oO;
Ellis. $4,000: Harper, f2S.S50;
Texas. S140.250. Woods t2SO.O0O
woodward, $4,000.
District No. 7--Beckham. SS6.tbo
Custer ss6,950; Roger Mills. |34'-
$50: Washlta, $4,000.
District No. s--Garvln. t531 900;
Love. S15O.55O; Murray NSf'b5o'
Carter, tl.2+S,7b0.