The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06
State Briefs

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k1NGFtSHER. Juno summer
school for the Methodist Episcopal
conference will open In the Mctho-
dist college here noNt Tuesday to last
one week Forty men will study Tor
their annual examination.
MAbESTER. June o. - For the
killing ~ an Arkansas whtcnosc"
dog the owner has filed damage
claim FOR $500 In district court
here. The owner of tho dcfunct ant
NAL says the dog was worth $500
amt that killing the same constituted
$1,000 worth Of injury
OKLAHOMA CITY, June o.
Premiums and purses for the state
fair, September 80 to october .,
totalinV t3S.l25, are announced nv
the state fair commission In It's 1920
premium list This " the largest
total of prizes ever offered by the
state
MUSkOGEE, June 5H-A $500, 900
bridge bond issue viii go before the
voters next Tuesday formal call
fot the election has been made, the
issue covering this county's pro-
portionRte share Of the cost OF build
ing four bridges. three over the Ar
kansas river and one over the can
adlan.
SLICK. June 3, - Equipment for
the Railway Employees hospital ~
arriving and the hospital is being
insLa He'd on the second floor VI
the puatofficc building. The en-
ploycs are not only going to use the
hospital themselves. hut are going
To open Its doors 10 OF, workers aud
others in this vicinity
FREDERICK. June with new
and larger water mainH in use be
tween pumping station and reservoir
this city is looking forward to n
summer without water shor-~sc.
A 22-inch main now fills tho rescr-
voir In four hours. compared To the
old eight inch pipe which required
"a hours.
QUfNTON, June b.--Votcrs wiz
decide June 90 whether or not this
city In To have "A sewer system and
It's water mains extended The
proposed bonds total 100000 SIS
"oo for sewers and t25 900 for main
extension. The source OF water sup
ply Is big lake In the hills from
which only gravity is needed to sup
ply tho adequate pressure.
OKLAHOMA CITY, June 5.--Of-
ficial opening OF this citya aviation
field has been postponed to June
20. The date was first set for tho
18Th. hut IL extended by the chamber
nI IA NTNNfN -. -.
OF the facilities Avlators from
Tcxas. Arkansas. Nebraska Kansns
and Missouri are expected to be
present on the opening day.
DtRANT, June 4. --. The United
States bureau of education, in CO.
operation with the state department
and the state normal schools at
Durant and Tahlequnh. has an
nouncod citizens conferences on edu-
cation at this city juno 10 to r.,
and at Tahloquah June II TO II.
These conferences vii he ~ an un-
usual character, inasmuch as the
meetings are not of educators. hut
OF citizens in various walks OF life.
| OKLAHOMA CITY, June b.-Re.
cause Of the shortage Of printers ~
the weather bureau here. reports or
| road conditions throughout the sta IL
probably will he issued by tho Okla.
homa Good Roads association In
stead OF from the we0ther bureau.
according to u. a, Singletary, man
| ager of the association.
COWETA, June b,--An elaborate
| and successful banquet WAS staged
| Thursday evening by tho chamber
! OF commerce In honor OF &. X. Avery
and r. -. Guthrey, both OF Tulsa
| and both officers In tho Albert Pike
Highway association. also 10 Henry
| wood state highway commissioner.
and "A number OF business men Of
| Broken Arrow. T.. a. Fox acted
az toastmaster and Judge J. G. Bin
son delivered the address OF well
, come.