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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05
DISCRIMINATION

NANNY" said ricknlnny Jlm. II
wants you 10 do me q favor"
-whnl kind o. iavor7'
= wants you 20 shut you - out
o slght same a. mc on Christmas
eve"
'whuffohg"
We'll. | ain ginctcr say dat San
" draws no color line. hut last
Christmas looked de nclehborhood
over an I KANT hep spicionln' dat
mobbc ia stan q better chance fob
presents II We didn' give him no
chance to notice dat dis ain white
folks residence"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

African sponge divers make four
trips day to the ocean bottom.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

Chandler. Dec. Zone vagrant
was injured and ten cars were turn
ed over on high embankment
when a Frisco freight train was de-
rallied here this morning. The train
crew escaped by leaplng from the
train.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

CLERKS, for Postal Mail and Gov
ernment Field service. $125 month
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars of examinations, instruc-
tion. write r. Terry, (former Civil
Service Examiner), 237 Continental
Bldg, Washington, d. C. 3-3.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05
& Want Ads +
- Are Little Business Cetas Everybody Reads Them ~
plEnFasasl


foR RENT -Two Or four furnished
o. nnfaFuishei rpoms. Three room
cottage uf furnished Phone 80. 81.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

80 Acre stock farm. miles
yards Oklahoma CITY $50 ehoto bnm land modern
house uih hard wed no barns eshaF
ArFes alfalfa asp fenced and crossed fenced wh
tne land entire place fenced
pesls plenty o. ins and shade Rural delivery hone
and Eood school nadlnEs
This Tho best small stock farn Oklahoma lsaso pef
Has loan ~ oeaooo aeeopa
woald consider Eood small farm deal
FARM LOANS.
We loading fnr the largest loan We
have pomy
ani ready ue approved our aad
kood the hest
MAJOR BROTHERS
s fiFut National Hank nids
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

LOST Platinum bar pin; call
Farmers State Bank for reward.
2.3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05
NINE KILLED IN
PENN. COLLISION


~ United Press
Harrisburg. Penn pcc. Nine
persons wcrc killed end u injured
in a head.on collision bciwccn two
Philadelphia aud Reading passenger
trains near Philadelphia today.
This Information VAS given out IN
accordance With reports made 10 the
Public Service commlsti tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

L0ST.-East of Chickasha, one
cord tire and rim. Size 33x4; about
half worn out. Notify w. w. Horne
and receive reward. 5.3t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

Mayor James Conzens knows no
wealthy woman who h willing to adopt
an attractive ycung bachelor. The
mayor dictated this cunt Information
IN an eplstie 10 Charles Bower. st.. OF
Cincinnati. The letter was IN answer
70 The foliowlngi
To Mayor Couzeus. Detroit. Mich.
/ am a bachelor. have good health
and habits. and ccme from a fine old
family. can fufhish the hest Of
references. I have business ability.
and have had dealings with many
prominent people.
I am locking for a wealthy woman
who would be willing 20 adoYt me.
am not a cripple. I can work.
Could take charge OF an estate, I'm
fact. love children and am fairly
GOOD looking.
Weight. las pounds: height. 5 feet
inches. I am fond Of sports. and
like to travel. Also ! ain n lover OF
a nice home. ! am very af~fcctionate
and kind
! trust that YOU are a klnd mayor
and will see hat this appeal reaches
10 our large and wealthy circle or
friends. Yours truly.
CHARLES BOWER. IT..
1913 jefferson avenue,
Cincinnati. q
y. s-Have a heart aud do IL now.
Kindly keep this out OF Cincinnati
newspapers as I do m want A1iy
notoriety.-Defroit News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
BARBER TO BUILD
EIGHT MORE HOUSES
Buys Ground in 1900
Block on East Cen
trail Avenue

G. A. narbtf. who has comuleted
- small b1uere siticf inat December.
has announced hts plans 20 start on
another Rrbup OF eight houses. which
VIII all be built al once. The houses
will be fouf and fivs room brick
houses and will be put up IN the 1900
block on East Ceatral =
These hocsea win 70 far 90 help
which n sd 81 present Mf. barber
he 'ievca nAt prices Of material and
labor VIII not change much In the
rear future. and hat house prices arr
now sfaha1Red How'll sell the houses
which ne II 10 build nj prices ranging
from s4.2se 10 S4.Tse each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
1924 Enrolled in
City Schools Today

Final figures on the enrolment In
the pubic schools today, showed an In
crcas OF i2S over yesterday's regis
tratlon, and n total OF 2.Set In the
city. Superintendent Milne stated
that an adjustment between First and
Second Wards enrolment would take
care OF the crowded condition In the
latter 7hchOol. and hat u was very
probable that no action would have
to be taken on the part Of the city
school board until the regular meeting
Monday evening.
The cnrollntant az First Ward school
Il 2sg In Second Ward. is $40: in Third
Ward. is $50: in Central school. All;
inn the Fourth Ward. 4S7: In Uni
versity Heights school, ~. In Library,
fs3. and In the high school. 720,
The enrolment In the high school
shows an increase OF more than goo
ove last years figure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
DEATHS

o-RorRkE-john A. o'ROuRkE y. AFe 90
years. died - the hssas Of his daaghief.
Mr.. W. T. Carmas. On Nrsi Frait asenns
IBIS morning ~ 4 o'eloei. NJ. OROuHkk
had bssu . retidsnt u New hr1ico tor over
~ years. sud worked for The SAINTS W
fAiiroad for oyer IS yesrr. Ne had been
10 hsd health for ihs past three Or four
yFsrs. The hecy ~ss taken 10 freneAs
Meftaary. pending fuEsrai arrangements
uhieh wIu be autounefd later.
HOMIhO-Nlts Einisa Romero. . year
"a darehfeF ~ Mr.. and MIS- Andfea Re
nero. died yrsierdsy afternoon as The fam.
- .fsiornee - ia-i HTrrlns Road
GARCIA end IONS are 10 rharTs
ofDONNElI-funsfaf services for Joseph
~ pfDornrll sill BE- held tomarrou NOM
ina a. o o'fiort ~ "a Ipinacuisie Conception
fhnrfh with Father A e. Aandalnr offriat
inr. f~assnneni VII take place IN The Cal
vary scInrteF1 ssrpns Brothers are IN
uooRE-Funsrsl ssniess for Gearye N
Moore wsre held a. Strong Br1fhsrs' chtpsi
M. morning Rev W.. ~ Na~ndsrpool u
fieistsd, %Ihtsr@sn, took riacs ., NE Pair
'Ftorfx-Ths funsral Of Fsnalr Lopez
.to AL iasg h9uaag 1ns Hold ihis mom
ne AZ \ o'cl0ei irsN ths iaHiiiy rfsidsncs
per,s "a ~ santa barbara e~snletery Crol
loo raf IL ehsffA
a. gesrs. dls1 ls.t nighi :, = ios4i hospital
Ne and Mn Pablo <anfossi FUNERAL
no-Ial ~ss ~ hanfa harhara sFfstsry. crol-
10 Ia ehnfne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
SLIPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

1fe Womsn's elnb Of shc Conesrsa-
fipn1i church aLf meet a. the home
ef MS oecfat ~ Post . Serfh
skin street. Thursday afternoon AT
> c'eioct.
strat@tra4ion for The ss,~ciai clssaiou
10 30 held Scnftmbef 20 When tns
ia issinz o . unltrd States senator
Aaq On special smsndmsntr 20 INC
close s~s'efssy ye,sss e prseInet ! z
Insurance eompany'a office. second
Ftrcff and ctrptr avenue y voters
W ptrfinct = y the Natsonai frsest-
mer{ fomranyN offiee 1os Yves,
coid avenue.
Hnndrri< Of tcttrrs arc coming Ia
tbs Chamber Of Commerce, luquIriug
about ttie Opportunities onered BY Al
~Ausnprrlur fof home seekers. On
SUNDAY and Monday alone, - ot
these lfittre were received from ne0-
pie who wall 10 come here TO is,e
if they can lind 4 place 70 irs4.
ce-err. n trr~ - r..,,. u.x-
lco arrl,td ~ A-lhmonrroas IN.
.u..rnlr[ 80 -.,.- 49, .,-as
- 80 49, 1910
. VI, nnoA
~e-ts~r - sAss
r---'-e .vr-t srn
-
1et< Nr'en'op4tt factory
vi, .N - sn W
:. N " tieins-
Nr'e -t'.r 70. : Nnoonfsn
m',t |: f-st c'ock toniKht
~ \ y. y. matt Alter the meeting
tncff VIII pc short Entertainment
Win taron ana refrfsnnents Tor M
mrmners o. ue circle and their
''5ehNH
r1iAr ffnu game e0mui-~inn 4 prr-
parma rs 1ernr notice Of the creation
Of Gau,r refugees In The region
mar SILVER City Moepiloh and aiaRda-
Jrna, accerdinE 10 word received here
ny the Albuquerque Game Protective
association
paxiuc ar sba .itcx ss,....., r...,,.
and fIrh street. anIl%fu.-r co.Irn5
c.nfrni avenue h being dllnveS he
tnasa 81 4 hrr.k "a md navinr ,nIr.r
Ysrfxhs tm-tare- In Ksn..,s ana ~.
,nlAII~u-sf.9n -f.f,. II cf.tln- ~
nroraIor 10 q ~ s,lmof s~,s,snf
renrrnI ,nsnaeer or he santa ~ ran
road viii, b-esauuertles a. IL Iunsa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

ffndintor rcpalfins. Quictic Auto Co.
lri Haftstcttler, Il student at tho
rniscrslty last year. win return this
eyrniEg from his homo IN Marysvilie.
Tenn. 20 ftpumc his studies.
Miss Esteih vaick returned last
nifht from California. where She snent
several weeks visitins her father and
sister.
Mrs. u. G. Bangs Of WASHINGTON.
u. o.. will arrive In Albuquerque to-
morrow morning 10 Join her huaband
who " now making his headquarters
here. Mr.. Hsnss, who In connected
with the prohibition Office. formerly
made his homo in Washington.
charles = Brothers. attorney Tor
the district oIice oftthe forest sorelce
here. left last night for Santa Fc 70
attend the trial OF Ernest Atkinson.
accused Of stealing federal propert,
AZ Furt nayard, In the federal court.
10. Albright left last night fot
Buflnio. n. Y ife promises to be-
back In time 60 vote for Bnrsum M
the coming election.
Immigration Inspector John 4.
Harm iof, last night o Santa Re on
Sirs. ii. ". Goell,s. Wit. or DR..
Goeli,z ~ she Santa Ne hospital and
her house guest. Mrs. Elmer Emery
have lett Tor Mulsanc. Kansas. where
Mrs. Goc-itt VIII Join her daughter
Dofothy and accompany her 10 Nash
VILE. Tenn. where Miss Dorothy viii
enter the Ward Belmont Shoot for
girls Miss Louise Goeiitz viii return
shortly 10 Albuquerque with ner
fnthcr. 20 enter the local hiph school.
II. y. Robinson OF the United states
Indian Irrigation service, will leave
tomorrow Tor Lawrence. Kans. on a
business trip. PIE VIII be- away 10
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert GALES anc
son returned this morning from Santa
Pc. whore they went 10 attend the
fiesta.
Ralph Wheeler and Burch Forakei
left last night for Tucson. Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
Seven Albuquerqueans
Fined for Violation
Of Liquor Laws

scven Alhnqnerqucans are nmone
the list 81 persons. arrested ~ mohi-
hilton officers working out Of this
city. who have just been fined for
Dunioi w. Mcdonald and Manuel
Luefns were fined sa5 each. Boni
Lucero received a fine Of $50 and
Juan Sanchez. Andrcas Gomez and
Donaciano Molina each were given
500 fines. samuel Otero OF this city
was sentenced TO 20 days In jail
Persons who were recently arrested
IN the raids near Ration we're fined
$50. Cannto Madrid. who opened fire
on prohibition agents at Chama re-
Gently was given the heaviest fine. He
Was fined ss0o on caeh OF three
counts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

And now. Rnchel" the young man
said. standing erect before her. n shall
insist upon the return Of the diamond
ring / gave you"
Certainly Mr Hurginslde. she re-
Dlird. taking "a p~asteboard box from
h mnn,icplece and holding Il ont to
lin. 'Plck u out from this coiiec-
ton OF engagement rings. N yon can
tel which u yours. and take another
one or two. Mr HnEginside. for
Interest," Edinburgh Scotsman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

Sovereign Camp ~ omaha. Nebraska
why Aibnquerquc h the only place 20
erect an institution Of Ne kind. This
sanitorinm n 10 Eive free treatment
10 the members Of the order Who
nave tuberculosis The lodge VIII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
LIFE TERN FOR MURDER.

AkHON. 90 NfnT- N.-AffIe Mo-
Kee. convicted In the district court
mere OF first degree murder in som
nection with the death Of his wife,
was sentenced today to life imprison-
meni In the state penitentiary. De
fcnse counsel made o four hour argu-
mcnt for a new trial before sentence
was iafposcd by Judge H. 4. stephen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

Iour dollars. full Az load. fac
fory wood limited amount. Hahn
Coal company. phone 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

THE SPECIALITY
Nut PAcKAGE-A Gift
observation-disclosures sheiied Pinon
Nuts. Tel. sos. Fannie = spitz. s2s
\. 10th r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

som further tests of its realism. Learn
that you can have an Official Laboratory
Model OF your own, on a very small cash
outlay. We will make a gentleman's
agreement with any music lover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

seek the support Of the city N W
temptIng to land this institution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

You win ina II in our cls'si-
hed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

You win and Il IN ~ cIassi.
hsd Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07
MAnnIAGE

Iaurene A~eiln. A~ibuquerquo:
Joseph ~ M%cCannn. Albuquerque
Rosella Marines. Albuquerque. John
1nrado, Albuqusrque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

Any Official Laboratory Model you buy
in our store will positively sustain the test
made at Crystal Theater. We will give
you our guarantee to that effect.
Come in and hear this instrument in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

Coal supply 60. Phones 4 and 5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT
RATES EFFECTIVE AUG. |
State Corporation Commisaion
Approves Recent Voluntary
Gut Made by Public
Service Company

Officials of tbs ruhne Rsr,i 81
Company of Oklahoma and members
of the sta e corporation eommlaslaa
have approved a Voluntary COZ ~
'i"e.rle rates e. Guthrie which wllf
accomplish eonalderable saving IS
consumers of electricity III thar eiil
10 fesponae 20 an Invitation for the
eommlsHon 70 discuss lhs matters
~ reducing ratea of electricity AZ
Guthrie officials Of the coms4ag
arroei 10 Install uee rates aas these
we're made effective by an order 81
nc commlesion issued Tuesday
afternoon
TIE Company found q possible to
make The reductions In 70 - baeauas
u reduced operating costs The nsu
rates are effective from Aasnst
Follorins IS ibe nnw seheaale of
nrioes 40 M "a. lso 81 n. s0o s.
>; 200 at 2. eaeess n TOO h
a' e nish 10 percent discount
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
FORMER WHITE S0l PLAY
ERS TO COME TO GUTHRIE
Cicottc and Gardill viii Play
With Honiny Team Sunday.
Is the Report
Here

Guthrie fans win rs au OBJ af
tanHY ues sunday 10 see real pro
ie-e'onal ball players n ac.loa. ~.
die cicoile Chlck Gauden and po.
slhly Buck Weaver. former menbers
~ the chicago white sox who scrt
acquitted hy Chicago urs aa'
n.sf WIN piay with the HON %,
.eam ihat comes 10 Guthrie fof a
game nill our team
cleo'ie and Candel owu pfopert,
ana have oil interests in Tlominy
They are cam!ng 20 Oklahoma a. look
atlsf bcir intsfens and has.
promised ne lIominy baae bali man
aeemeui - play IN ne ssine hero
Sunday q Is also probable Ahu
Back ws aver viii play. a. he anl
accompany The other t.,o ball play
ers 20 Oklahoma
Tie game wilI be called promptly
a soeioek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
Slack Market Trows Thousands Miners out of Employment

the first half Of the year, with tlsc
average monthly production falling
below l.500DD0 tons the last three
months. More than half Of the time
lost this year Is rated by The operators
70 have been due 10 mo market
For the country as whole. the soft
coal production Is said to be s5.O00.0o0
tons behind The average n the last
f0lr years Hard coal production i
said to be slightly higher than IN fhe
last several years.
Thousands Of miners have not
worked enough 10 BE- listed in the
membership Of the union, but the *
act number bas not been announced
although ia Indiana II j. known that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03

indianapolis. Ind. Aug. 3-tnem-
psoyraens Il 10000 coal miners daily.
wifh many thousand others Idle much
of sie 5isne, l. reported by officers of
The. United Mine Workers Of America,
who sssert the idleness j. due 70 the
lack q a market for coal State o.
fieisis herr 10 touch with the coal
trade. and the coal operators also main
tain there j. no market for coal. add
ing that s~fansine j. threatened unless
tie household eonsnmery lay IN their
winter sgrply now.
Inslszna shines, which produce ap-
proxinzfely 25.Dc0ooo tons annually.
are estimated by officials 10 have
surDed out about 10,co0.Ofs0 ions for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
K. Of c. ORDER To AID
RETURNED SOLDIERS
Hospstallasiion Will Ne Move
Made Nv the urcat Order
$4,000 600 Available
Nav

San Franeiseo. cant Aux
SsNkl0R the ketnpte az tho tAsrty
nlnsh Aunaal 10 srua'ianal canyentioa
Ut the knights nf gummNna. supreme
knlfh, James 4 Flahertt 1T rhla
aelphle. before thousands - dels
rsses and tlsNnta rrprraenglnx gAa
" 1T q organization ~ the I'nfea
states end pnaarsslaus, Canada
Nes gowndAna Aexlen. t'aha aa4
l'anaaa declared today that iha Aaa
ono m"nters ~ lhe knlMags ~ tM
unbaa had gathered lo AsacalsAFs
themselves o serslee osftuslseb Is
'ho lusnrrs. pf shsls ysuntry
Ne stated that ms AZ of d had
enioynd the un7l pfuaperpaa aaa a
f'~~lse aor 10 lta hin'nrg and ihAt
rs chlef ae.lsslos Ia y. planned aud
llunehet al tho aan fFan ,peh mnet
ies were tho eampalFa n spend he
! oon Oae balance ~ ,he X 81
war suua oa hoApsgaiIsAilou eofa far
dleahlea va'Nfnns. thH lalglatlen of
ihe X of G. American Bis ofy Aoeh
and hc inauguration ni lha Kni.. ..hsa'
anto tuberculosis camm IN
uesldes which. committee oG "a
i'enally kneNn edueatosa wAa pres
ent. b. uald. io ny before thc poAsea
.lon plane FOR the lnamsiiase iaauAa
ins of the larwps, eorrespondeas
Va ioel Ia AmNfsaa ~ he epnaae,ed
he he X ~ 6 tof the henehl N
iofmer service men deslflng leeh
nlesl irainMK
'isi as organize throughout tae
hand an army 81 Catholic women w
cooperate With Vs. 20 remIna the na-
lion that the war ~ not ever 80
long a. there n healablo seaf IN
The body or 10 the mind or any set
oranF BE- said ny thla worA W.
tcontinued on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03

the union loss 10 membership al pres
enf exceeds 1900 The present total
rnenberrhip j. between 1900 anil
1900. o. compared with more than
$500 q ire openins u the year.
lnion officials say ihe only strike or
lockout situations are IN Mingo eoun
+. y. Va and the state n Washing
lon.
rsiy Litfleiohn, Indiana state mine
inspector, declares The 800 mines n
IDdisna are working iess than half
time. nd be says fuel famine Is not
g b. unexpected unless tie domestie
consumers begin storing The winter
supply Of coal Dow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03

improvement 10 the soft coal f,eId.
q expected with the approach ~ fan
and several operators are planning 10
sink ncw shafts, either 10 open new
mines or make more profitable The
operaiio Of old mines Announcement
bs the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST Paul
railroad that il would draw on the
Indiana fields for practically all fuel
Tor Us sysien east of Aberdeen, 8. D..
and ihe Missouri river also is expected
70 be- boon for tho coal industry in
several indiana counties. The railroad
recently acquired the Chicago, Terre
IIante 4 southern railroad as lis coal
carrier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
BETTER PRICES OBTAIN
WHEN COTTON IS ClAssEO
Government Agent Here Grades
i37 Bales of Logan County
Cotton. Highest Price Is
Slla0

r " NAeheA es oklahoma CisY.
in eAArse of ~et.nn siAasing and
marke ~ il Oklahoma fos ,Ae 4 $.
Baream a. Naraeis was IN Guthrie
sAss morning Ia consultation vita
Secretary Fred 4 wenner. of the
l.ogan coanty Cotton Growers cons
ma.se@ and roanty Agent Wiley
r-&A sse 10 lAe og1aalzAison of 8 pooi
"a Aeg8 over seiinn sE 0~stgse IA iae
near faspre H. haa 3aas couAe from
Nef.esxn vhere he cs4sssd. GRADED
ana sold sooa a is- A-les ARRANGED
saere ~ the Cotton Growers corn
msaee Prices reccn q Tor the
cos-ou we're ~ so,sess strict mid
aiinx. 1895 nasadlsng. is-s. ssriet
low. SIS. low middnng. sec; sfric
good ordinary. 80: GOOD ordsnArs
gbiae trashy anc boieyl. $50
Il f. expected ia have pool os
several hundred hAles ready At Cush-
rae aAoss Aagaa: ~ ard all who De-
sire 50 enter th@iF eosson should con-
Sa's wish Scare arv wennsr or
Counsy Azert Wiley a. ouce. While
sase safes are under fhe direction
~ the CklaAoms Cotton Growers As
~peia.ton any rrower whether a
member or aut -aN rai fo on ID the
p0oL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
State
Crops y
Improve

Oklahoma cSsy Aas s-yrea'
esnerally u,AAe socA T~oFr,ss Over
tie sase aaanr she week ending
YESTERDAY EXCEPT ln ihe wcst.eensra'
asa southwestern counties whef,
rain j. neeaed hAa'y. according to SO
weekly crop and ~c~0ho, repcrt ls.
eee,t here today ~ me tinted states
wpAAher hNrcaa VITA tae exception
os the Farss AZ the s,ste named. saG
moisture continues fairly v,od. sAc
report SAYS
''ft wae idaai weather for thre~h-
lng ~Aeas and OATS and excellert
progress was made. tae report
states Earsy corn a practically
made ana ~ reoA 10 exccilcnt cror
later planted corn made fair rrn
FrNss excess In thn southwest poT
,san. where some firing Is rvpoFtea.
het i nocisns rain quite genesa'ir,
ls condition. however remains grH-
rfaty coed
VI N.As an excellent Wesx FOR ce'
son. the. summary continues silct.
dry weaHanr and sunshine checked
Noa wecvil activity 20 a great cxicn'
exccpt gn she bottom lands whes'
she plant growth ln rank Tho eroe
rrnerally made goaA % excellent
PROCESS ana. While late. rs condition
n sAt'sfastory Ia the terrrory rhg
agfey ted nv the bnN weqsil
Cralu sorgtuma, broom corr sweet
potatoes and pca nAss arc SAD 70 ~
In rood oandAian The hroom eorn
harvest - progressing satlsfaetNri
IA TIE southern Ti,rtion. the repo y
says4 Truck crops generally deter
Aoratnd an acco8uf Of the heAt an8
scani moisture. ant melons afe
abundant and of good ausi'sy ~ We
soNhern PART q the slate, i y Aa'd
Pastures sre described as good bat
reedlnr rain.