The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-12
State Briefs

TAiILEQUAH. June i1.-After
working at repairing fence Tor sew
eral hours the other day, upon re-
turning home "A farmer OF this sec
tion felt something moving inside
his trousers leg. Upon investigation
he found snake OF "a poisonous
variety. The reptile wns killed be-
fore It could use It's fangs.
CHEROKEE. June 1.-THE
chamber OF commerce, through Sec
retary James w. Rhckley, In carry
ing out the plan OF establishing a
tourist park, The site used will be
the city park just of the business
section and aJacont to automobile
row. All conveniences for travellers
will be installed IL present plans pre-
vail.
OKLAHOMA CITY, June ii.--Re-
lief funds OF the Red Cross for the
dcyasted area at Beggs, struck by
the tornado OF May 2, amount to
approximately $4,000. according to
the report of Edward II. Orr to Ed
ward Fairbanks. manager OF the
southwestern division.
SLICK, June li.-Many OF the
large producers are building private
switches and establishing yards here.
Several OF the oil companies have
purchased sites to put In store. The
Slick field is extending rapidly and
the village has grown into an ac-
tive oil town in less than two months
time.
TAHLEQUAH, June II. I. A. Will
son, "A farmer of tho Park Hin neigh
borhood, is trying to interest ciu-
Kens of his neighborhood In estab-
fishing cooperative gin. also n cot
ton factory.
TUSKAHOMA, juno ii.--This city
has undertaken the task OF bringing
the city to the farms when the
farmers cannot 10 TO the city. II In
building It's own road to the territory
now cut off by miles of hills and bad
roads. For four months, one day
each week all stores and places OF
business are closed and all hands
repair to the scene OF construction.
Besides the labor donated. II IN
said that come $4,000 In supplies
has been donated to the enterprise.
TAIILEQUAH June li.--Barrcn
Fork one OF the famous streams OF
this section, is again to be bridged
near Welling. The concrete bridge
built last year was swept away by
the current and will be replaced by
IA steel structure.
NORMAN, juno Il,---six dollar n
day Jobs In the harvest fields OF Okla
homa will be sought by about 400
students of the university, according
to the authorities of that institution.
ru af 10
i,400 college men to holp handle the
wheat harvest,
TAHLEQUAH. June il.--Waiter
Bean and Ned Still, accused OF Illicit
handling OF whisky refused TO es-
cape when Jail was broken the other
day by Allen Johnson. who made his
getaway, Because OF this act the
two were extended clemency In the
making OF bonds. Johnson. who Is
said TO have threatened to kill
by that officer and In the search OF
his pockets a good sized bottle OF
home made whisky was found,
MALESTER, June li.--Measures
are being perfected for ridding this
city of It's unhealthy and malodorous
cesspools II. f.. Burke, state sani-
tary inspector. Will handle the en-
forcemcnt as the city ordinances on
this point are not Az strong as the
state law.
OKLAHOMA CITY. June H.
Southeastern oklahoma will begin
It's harvest late this week, according
to information received here by I'D
C. Dustin, secretary of the state
market commission, Despite re-
duced acreage. reports from practi-
cally all parts of the state indicate
this years average will nearly equal
that of 1919. An excellent crop IN
predicted for the region OF Fort Glib
son and Idabel,
ALESTER, June lit In
probable that Pittsburg county will
vote on "A 81, 900, 900 bond issue for
good roads at the same time they
cast their ballots In the August pri-
mary. The county missioners
have agreed that N ample petitions
are filed, and the boosters guarantee
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