The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-27
IS MORE YOUTHS
PURCHASE CATTLE
Fourteen Of Fifteen Here
fords Go to Usage
County Farms
35 HEAD BRING $4,000
Shorthorns Have Edge but
Herefords Well Advertised
in Sales, Hart Says

As in the initial show and sale of
the Oklahoma Central Breeders as
sociation, held at the Tulsa county
free fair, the members OF the boys
UIJbs In Tulsa and adjacent counties
VI northeast oklahoma. were the
lie of the affair, While eight boys
purchased registered COWS and
heifers at the Thursday sale. al
which only Shorthorns were dis
posed of, - ambitious youngsters
we're among the buyers at the Here
ford sale held Friday.
IL Go TO Usage County.
only one Of the Is white-faced
cows remain In Tulsa county, how
ever, the other IA going into Usage
county. The boys bought the ami
mails through S. NJ. McCustion,
county agent OF Usage county.
The county farm agents from fhc
- counties of northeast oklahoma
were very much in evidence at the
Hereford show and sale, and almost
every animal sold was after they
had passed approval upon the
merits Of the COW or heifer.
The 80 head OF Herofords brought
almost $4,000, with an average OF
St75. which pleased Harry Hart,
president of the association, and
owner of a fine Hereford herd at
Okmulgee.
Shorthorns Ahead Of Hcrcfords.
"The Shorthorns have the edge on
the Herefords in this section OF Ok
lahoma." said Mr.. Hart" "and
while the price brought would be
considered small by some breeders,
/ believe 1t very satisfactory, for
every animal that left the ring to-
day goes out an advertisement for
the Hereford breed of beef cattle.
In a few sections OF northeast Ok
lahoma the Herefords are in the SUI
premacy, but we need to see more
b wnlte-faced cows about and the
first real step towards doing this
was our sale today"
This afternoon there will be eX-
hibited and sold 30 head Of pure
bred hogs, OF both the Duroc Jersey
and the Poland China breeds.
James A. Wilson, director OF the ex-
tension work OF the Oklahoma A.
Il NJ. college, and state farm agent,
said that reports In hand indicated
that the boys club members were TO
be- on hand In full force for the
registered black and red pigs. gifts
and boars.
Just before the show starts. C.
W. Brewer of the Security State
Bank of Tulsa, who with other
Tulsa county bankers, have been OF
great assistance TO the better live
stock" movement in Tulsa county,
will hold a drawing among the boys
for the IS registered gifts that are
TO be placed among the club mem
lnrg Tho Irilts will NOT hp IN hand
ali being now on the farm Of c. 8.
Avery east OF Tulsa, getting accli-
mated after their trip to Tulsa.
w, ID. Bentley, assistant director
Of the extension work. and r.. B.
Shotwcll, state agent in boys clubs,
came TO Tulsa late Friday to attend
a conference that Director Wilson
conducted that evening, Among the
county agents present were j. h.
Spencer OF Rogers, G. NJ. Hubbard
of Wagner, :. NJ. McCuistion OF
Usage, G.. w. Thomas OF Craig, ID. +.
Trent OF Okmulgec, G. G. Porter or
Washington, James Lawrence OF OF
ta~a ana George r.. Vincent, dis
lriCt agent.
Farmer Hard Hit.
The low price OF cotton ana
other one-crop products all over the
OF oklahoma a solar pleXus blow"
said Director Wilson, and while
they are not to blame, being forceu
to grow cotton by the farm owner
! am glad to say that almost to Il
man these farmers are willing 10
start anew and adopt the safe farm
lug, so ably laid down by the late
br, Knapp, founder of the farm
agent work In the south"
Mr.. MCCuistion declared that the
low prices prevailing for livestock
hdd made the future for Usage
county appear very uncertain. but
TO THr, PUBLIC.
Following ts list OF cars delayed
tlHe minutes or more at railroad
crossings, Thursday. Nov. 25th:
car No. 235 on Bellview. at Mid
land Valley, from l0:35 TO l0:40 a.
m. Car No. 325 on Kendall, at Mid
land Valley, from 1882 to 1887 a.
m. Car No, 355 on Kendall at Mid
land Valley. from 1898 to 1888 a.
N, Car No. 405 on Main street. at
Frisco, from 1:i0 to 1915 y. m, Car
NO. Al5 on Main street, at Frisco
from $50 to 6:35 p. IN. Car NO
5'i ON Kendall. at Midland Valley
llom CAB to 6.53 p, m. Car NO
.25 on Bellview. at Midland Valley,
Nom GAL to GAG p. IN. Car No. 42O
on Main street, at Frisco. from
ln.2i to lO;30 p. m. Car 4lb on
Main street, at Frisco from ll:65 to
I&'OO p. IN.
TULSA STREET RAILWAY CO..