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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
W0MAN'S BODY
FOUND IN The
Ark. RIVER


Little Rock. Oct. 12.---While the
body OF q white woman, apparently
about 80, which was found in the
Arkansas river yesterday morning
below Little Rock IS held al the
llealey & Roth parlors for identifi-
cation. Or. w A. Lamb, coroner,
assisted by the police and deputy
sheriffs, is endoayoring to locate the
owner Of small row boat found on
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
Nnfyt T..

TO all persons who claim any in.
taresf in the Southwest Quarter, OF
the Southwest Quarter Of Section
Thirty Two. Township Eighteen North.
Range rive East notice Is given that
petition has been filed in the
Chancery Court q! Greene County.
by i, il. WoathGrn1an, JEFF Bratton
and W. $. Luna to quiet and confirm
titlo of said lands IN thou, now there
fore amy person claiming any interest
in SAID lands is hereby notified To
appear in tho said Court nj It's No
volnioer Term. 1921, and show cause
why the title to said lands should not
DO confirmed and qaictcd in said
petitioners.
Given under my hand nnd the seal
OF the Chancer8 Court Of Greene
County, Arkansas THIS the Sth day OF
September, 1924.
JOHN SIMPSON
toct. 80 ChanceiT Court Clerk.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14

od up 10 be conveyed 10 this city.
Conductor c. j, Spence Of the
train that struck the man Sled 4
report OF the incident 10 the Chie'
of Police OF Paragould, as follows:
TO THE CHIEF OF POLICE
OF PARAGOULD, ARK: This
man was trespassing on the ST.
Louis Southwestern Railway
track ten poles north Of Mile
Post 50, between MaImaduke
and Halliday, and at 4:40 p. m.
Train No, Is, Engine AS, struck
him as he was seen from en-
CINE OH his hands and knees,
body outside of track looking
inside of east rail as though
lining the track. Those that
witnessed him were E. J. Bar.
ger, brakeman; walter Stra-
horn. fireman, and Sam DsGear,
engineer We picked the uan
ND ard brought lin 10 r4ra-
gould; sreed Of 01u tTa was
about o. miles aG' faur wru 2e
was stfucE IKE n1 '
known To anv "a our crew.
Signed, G. 3. SPENCE, Con
ductor.7
The injured man was given i'm
surgical aud medical at
tention at the local hospital but
there IS very little hopes Of his
ever regaining consciousness. AZ q
late hour this afternoon he exhibited
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
Ut. defendant.

Sen II. Noblih plaintiff,
rqge42e lFost :, a .,s. =; I'm. ,sa
unaersigndd. Sen il. NobI.r., pIaintiff.
gnd petitioner herein. Is the owner
OF the Esst Hair OF South West Quar-
seventeen, North Of Range. three East,
SITUATED in Greene County, Arkansas:
under and by virtno oil The following
Tax Sale, and convcyances;
tax@tion for che year 1891: and that
the same we're duly assessed Tor
taxes cor ,said Eoar 1881; and Ms taSt
quent by She Tax Collector. for the
non payment OF the said taxes FOR
SAID ,year; and ' 5n, thHgeafGtor on the
duly ara regularly advertised FOR sale,
for said acitnQuent taxes. by the
Couertor, rs required b. :aW; and
.tthfggeaft"ri At a Ls3gular TAX :, sal"
manner. as Required b. law, said
lands Were forfeited. or sold to {ho
Hector Of Creme County, Ior - id
delinquent taxes for the year 1891.
That on June 18th 1884, after the
Itime for redemption o. said lands Rad
Arkansas duly certified said lands
70 the State of Arkansas.
That on April 27th 1885. saia laaas
.hy donation decd Of said date, to J..
4. Knight, Recorded in Eooh 81, page
That on pee. ath 1919, SAID lands
were decided by sa3d y. a. Knight, and
his wlIo Nancy. by Warranty DAod,
,to J. W. Flanery, Eeeorded in Book
HAT on Feh 2Slb 1929 said. Lands
,sife. Anna. by the.r Wayranty Deed
Of said Gate, TO Fen Il Nob!in. the
undersigned plaintiff and petitione?
herein.
That the said Ben y. Nobliu ia the
Iowner Of said iands BY reason OF tho
foregoing conv"vancrs: and that no -
in the actual possession Of tho same;
lana that ne apd those undc" whom he
claims title. Is and has been in the
actual. open, notorious, hostile, peace
liable and continuous possession OF
said lands, FOR more than fifteen years.
Now, therefore. all persons. and es-
peciallY the defendant Eugene Hoyt,
who can SIT np any claim OF right
Ito said Lands In any manner, for any
reason. are hereby notified and warned
20 appear on thc first DAY ~ the noNt
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
MERCHANT IS
ROBBED OF
LARGE sum
.Hq Tho United rrcss>

st. Louis, Oct. l2.~~-Three men
hound. gagged and robbed Sol
Kaufman, New York jewellery mef-
chant, Of jewelry and uncut dia-
m9nds valued at between fifty and
sixty thousand dollars, in his room
in tho Hotel Maryland.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
WARNING ORDER
In the Chancery Count IT Gre
County, Arkansas.
W. ]. Wallace, l'iaiuliff,


Mrs. II. II. Sharp. Defendant.
The defendant, Mrs. NJ, II. Sharp, is
hereby warned 10 appear in the
chanccry court 81 Greene County
within thirty days ana answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, w. J. wal
Witness my hand as clerk OF said
Count, and the seal thereof On this
20vh day OF SeptesDbor 1927.
(Seal} JOHN SIMPSON,
Clerk OF the Chancery Court Greene
County, Arkansas. (oct. 15l
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
b. culrass Tha, pses .;os Affect saa gaaa

ecaase Of Its toa:c esid laxative effect, a.AXEA-
: Y II&O8iC O{tINiNIG Is better thaa ogfiiIa:j
a:llffse and ti0%9 Jsot Gnuac .ietvt,uSZeSs no.
.a':{s, ii nsoG Rerrsifixt the taH JI.i5re al 10
.,.ja * the stgrpturG Of T.. w. GROVE BIS
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
Three-Times-a-Week
paragould Soliphone
Monday Wednesaay-Frlday

Entered at the postoffice. Mt Para,
gould. Arkansas, as second'cIicss iilal1
matter.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
DIlTTILATED FORM OF STRANGER
CONVEYED TO SANNITARIUh
and DEATH SEEMS INEVITABLE

Tra;nman Saw Man in Crouching Position Along
side Track but Unable TO Stop Fast Moving
Train in Tim2e-Skuil of Victim is fractured
srd JIo,v Iacerations inflicted Conductor
spence Files Peport-Scene Near Where An
other Man Was Killed Few Weeks Ago
No Papers of Identification Found
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
AnNlNl. .ti1IyEn

in tlla Nhar~c!y Court Noe oti j
Araie tlar;<, Plaintiff,
Mrs. r. /. Smith ct ais. defendants
'i'he defendant, Mr. Nerna ReasleN,
is n"rcby warned - appear in the
Greene ChanceTy Coart within thrt}
.la5 from dat" hereof and answer
the complaint OF the Plaintiff, Anrie
Clark. IN tho Il tAr%o entitled cauae.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
>aid Court on this Tic 2Hth day Of
September 1921. ..-
,SeaN JOHN SIMPSON.
CLERK OF the Greene Chln2crN Court.
By Ernest Fletcher, -. {. toct -
Vinegar and salt will clean and
brighten water bottles and decanters.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14

u me GroeNe county NnaDceiE tOUlt,
For the November tarln, IVA,
Greene County, Arkansas.
Sen IL. Noblih plaintiff
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14

Resolutions OF Respeet, CARD OF
Thanks Obituaries aud the hhe are
ehayEea TOY pt the rate OF i1se cents
per line. soanting five WoFas 10 'le
fine. ~
Classified advertisements. such as;
For Rent, For Sale, wanted. c.cr
are cnarged for at the rate or one
cent peg word; no advertisement in
serted Tor leaa than 90 cents.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14

The Daily Press. published every
evening except SUNDAY. VIII ee, mated
out OF paragould ct the rate of Sl.V0
for four mouths or $500 per Year.
outside OF Greene county Mt the RATE
Of 800 for laroe months or s'-oo
Ger -
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14
RUPERT C. WRIGHT, Owner.

Advertising rates mada known npor'
s.pljcation Reserve the right g
accept or reject Scr pnb!icat!on any
ana all statements or ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14

! That Oh Dec. ath 1919, said lands
were decided by said y. a. Knight, and
ihis wlfo Nancy. BY Warranty DAod,
( to J. ". Flanery. Peeor0ed in Book
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14

That on F'eh. 2Slb 1929 said. Lands
'we.c decided q. J., W; Flane3y ara
Ior said GATE, TO Fen Il N0blfn. the
undersigned plaintiff and petitIone:
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-14

do 50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
WIRE WORMS IN THE WHEAT
ARE CAUSING MUCH DAMAGE

saltwater. Okla. Nov. Wire
worms have been doing considerable
damage IN some localities in the
western part of the State during the
last few years, according to re-
ports reaching the department Of
entomology, oklahoma A. and NJ.
College. SO far as As known, how
ever, they have not been particular
ly injurious to fields that have been
under cultivation for a number OF
years.
"The habits of the worms are
such that it generally breeds in sod
land and when this is broken up for
planting, the worm for want of food
changes its habit from the eating
of grass roots to wheat roots and
even to small grain" says c. r..
Sanborn, A. and N. College entomol-
ogist.
"The worms develop into the
adult form. which is a beetle, in
about three years unless tillage is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
SALVATION Array
TO sgRvf yANKs
VITA OovcHsvrs

Kansas cts. Nov i-'Non'
aad set il. baddy
This l. he sry With nh''h ha'
,ailon Army iasslcs Efor'ra 'ne
veterans Who are alleniins tho
American legion National e"u''n'
ton here.
To the rlEas and let oi 'he
street. as the VETERANS uadse ~
aso doushnul dusonla hsaFihk me
nana plates u the salvation Army
A siand reunloH q The doaEhnus
ana douFhhoy is rlannod Many o.
the lassss Who viii hand oai dough
nuts and hot coffee ~ dariaE the
convention perscd tho bays overseas
and are anxious 10 meet some II the
luddlcs ,hcy kno~ over thrrc.
snunehln. Coffee and salvation
Free l. ne hanas that ALL greet
delegates and visitors 10 The 'nn'
llou. Tho password viii BE- a uni'
form Or loglon Or service button.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01

done ullh The idea oi eoa'sulllns
tho pest.
No absolutely satisfactory. meth
ods have hcen advised faF . ennlrui
bat = partial oonlFul can bo brought
al'out ~ the early plorlns u
uhs Al fields that arc Infested ani
frequent narrowing and dlstlns Of
sane In order 10 prevent any
sFoslh u The plsnls before seeding
The ,lllaFo will not only disturb the
Immature forms II beetles present
IN tho soil hu, will have q tendency
10 eliminate their floods. Thus starr
ina some of lhem 70 deati. Afier tho
roots of The srass have entirely de.
composed In tho Infested iieida. earl,
ploNlnK " siuhhle land. 70 prevent
the Ernwih of vegetation. will serve
nicely cor their control
seed wheat can not be- sailsfar.
tnFlly treated with aHy chemics.
that all glso much benefit ffom The
standpoint u preventing them frow
dolnE damage 70 the Ecrmlnnling
seod.-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
DIRT TO TELL TALE.
by United Press.

by United Press.
Durango, Colo. Nov IAN at.
tempt Is TO be made to determine
the age Of hahltation of the cliff
dwellers at Mesa Verde. near here.
according to DR.. A. II. Andrews, Chi.
cago, who has just completed trip
to the park A large glass bowl.
similar in shape to an hour-glass,
will be used in the experiment. The
bowl Will be placed among the ruins
to collect dust and dirt through a
period Of years. Acting on the theory
that the ruins were covered with dirt
through the action OF the elements
for ages, the investigators believe
that if the "hour.glass" is kept there
for a number Of years, the elements
viii have similar effect on it,
The result OF the experiment will
be the key in determining how many
hundreds of years ago the ruins
were inhabited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
AGED sovAw FRIEND WHITES.

ny unltod Press.
Durango. Colo. Nov. 1.-The r..
cont operation for failing cycsleht
performed upon chipcia. ased Ito
Hqunw. RECALLS 10 early settlers of
Colorado the part she played in stop
ping q massacre Of whites BY Chief
Coloruw years ago.
Chipeta la said 10 be nearly ip7
years old. Her white friends recent.
ly paid for an operation upon her
eyes, which were covered with caiar.
acts.
There ~ q tender spot IN the heart
Of every old.timcr Of The western
slope Of Colorado Tor the aged IN.
dian. Chipeia was the squaw of
Chief ouray or the Utes. who was
friendly 10 the whites. when Chief
colorow went on the warpath near
Mccker. Chipcta rodo for miles
through the mountains. night aud
day, with orders from Chief Ouray
calling Colorow off the warpath after
he had massacrcd the Meekcr family.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
RIOT OF COLOR
nv FULL DRESS

~ pH'lod rfosa
i.oHdpn, Nov. London u "a
indulge herself lhs fall IN Fioi
~ colaF In drrsA ffum osrvoala 10
lingerie.
Already laany shops IN tho scat
ond afp filled siit mtiahlns i'au.
slan models. and their windows ~
floei thr hundred ElanoinE e1loFs ~
ihf epmlns season.
in millinery. fee Instance, yuu may
Neaf either hf.shi French blue. of
uno of The npf iathsla shades. oF
hnnna. uf even 50 hack 10 The usls
and lanFeflnoa ni last year. and sllli
d. able 10 Fsy hat yoH afo pcaflnr
"ihn fashionable color"
Costumes arc 10 b. strictly auinm.
nj IN hue bmwn and henna and
llttk bul osea.nE trucks break
aui aaain into tho Eaycsi iihls
bino and maarc and a hundred
shades 81 red c,tcfcd BY The elastic
wurt "fuchsla."
Whom Il reachca iinFofios. the rloi
la uncontrolled. Jsdc. Frccn. omnyo.
lnmaio. lemon. back. pearl. gray
mange any u these eolom is "cof
ucfi"
The male erase for coiorcd clothes
has collapsed. There l. . general
rtlurn 70 the gay and browns aud
blacks Of pro.gar daya
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
TO Explore Africa
For Pope Benedict
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Rome, Nov i.-Accompanied by
the apostolic benedlctlon of Pope
Benedict, the Rcyerand Don Gius-
eppe Capp. of Aoste, viii leave soon
for years exploration in Central
and Southern Africa.
Upon his return the fruits of his
explorations AMI discoveries will be
laid at the feet OF the Holy See. In
doing so Don Capp will maintain
the custom that has been in vogue
ever since Columbus helt at the
feet of Ferdinand and Isabella with
the news Of the discovery of Amer
lea, down to the Due of Abbruza',
the scientific fruits of whose voy-
ages to the North Pole and in Afri-
ca have always been placed at the
disposal of the crown.
Don Capp has already acquired
a reputation fully as great as that
of the Royal Italian Duke
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
FocH PAfa TRIBUTE TO
AmfRlchN AnnY CALLING
IT sRtAl GRAND ARMY

caaiinned ffasa PAGE unsl
dlem may Reil b. pfoad q yoaf
enaHl1's record
randsn nnlam FsiEaed tnum ihe
morfnt Marshal forh appeared 90
the plaifnra. u Nas with dliilrulif
that The cheering uas quilted 10 The
ostani that tho mafshal ,nald pfp
eetd uilh his sroeeh A MANY times
during bic lalt. the eheefinF hFoAs
oni affash. TO former dnnEhhnfs
ana sobs of Americas fEhllnE
fores dnlns everything ai The COM
usnd II their iunss 10 toll che die
ilnsulshtd French visitor ihai ihef
wero efof- him 10 a nan,
Oli convention followers stated
iAal Il was uiihnui a dpubi one 81
tho mosi yoelfsroaa demonstrations
ever accorded a personaEe IN this
city
Second. possibly lo the foeh dem
onsimilon. vas tho welcome sfcofd'
ii Admiral rraiiy yesterday
Tho delegates gave Adnifai Beat
y nycmiauie demonstration nnd
compelled aim to cone hack and
lalt sgain sitter John q Emefy q
Grand gspids Mieh. national com
mandor Of The legion had pihno
urnn The admiral'a breast the Off
clai emblem n the legion. The ad
mirai promised 10 keep Il aa ono oi
his cherished posacsslons. to b.
handed doNn 10 hia children and hiH
rhlldrcn'e children.
Later The crowd forced q speech
from Rear Admiral iinsi Rodmnn.
~ command of American ships In
European waters during the war.
and irincd with him In giving whni
be-. termed "throc nnuslnr American
cheers" for Admiral Beatty. The
crowd gave Admiral Rodman three
cheers Of the same Hind. AZ he sat
down.
The nght over the isee oonvcn'
ilon site provoked brisk fight on
tho convention floor and tac roll
oail was not taken nniil after repre-.
sen,ailvos ~ New orleans and San
Francisco. the two contcndcrs for
the honor. had explained the merits
Of their cities. The vote was 5sS to
sie IN favor OF New Orleans and on
motion Of the California delegation
was made unanimous.
The date was left undecided but
the recommendation was made that
Il be held the third week in October
and the sessions continue five days
instead Of three as has been ne
case In the past.
From Italy and Belgium came
word Of faith IN America and in the
legion. President Harding sent q
that nothing was closer to
his heart than the welfare of the |
former service men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
Returns From New Ysrk.

+. II. Mallory and family returned
yesterday from trip to New York
where they have spent several
months. Mr.. Mallory was patient
In sanitarIum near Saratoga. n. Y.
and the stay has greatly benefited
his health. While In New York. Miss
Evelyn Mallory studied voice In a
conservatory OF music.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
NEW PRESIDENT or A. AND Nj.
REARED ON TENNESSEE FARM

saltwater. Okla, Nov. 1.-Dr. ].
H. Eskridge, who. Tuesday, was IN.
augurated president of the Oklaho.
ma a. and NJ. College. holds the
unique record OF having been head
Of a college-a boys training school
before he was 81 years old. That
was at SholbyvIlle. Tennessee. He
has been in school work thlrty.two
years. having begun teaching when
he was IL years old, and, during vir-
tually all of that time, he has been
Il student as well as an educator.
Between terms Of his own teach
ing, or by correspondence study, he
worked out degrees in three differ
ent colleges after he had q wife TO
support; masters and a doctors
degree were won from the Univer.
sity Of Chicago after four children
had been added to the family.
DIR. IslSridge was born and reared
ON farm near Nashville, Tennes-
sec.
For fourteen years he held a pro-
fessorship in Texas Christian Uni
versity, Fort Worth. From 1912 to
1914, The was president of Oklaho-
una College for Women at Chickasha.
He had been president of Southwest
ern Normal at Weatherford, Okla
homa since 1915, at the time of his
election to be president Of A. and
M. College.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01

The Post Ofiioo barber shop h
moving today to a room of tho
lobby II tho Nes chlckarha hotel.
between First and Second streets
Tho building formerly occupied by
tho shop has been sold, Il waa an
nounccd. noccssllatlnE tho moving of
SO shop. fcnlrcsa and iludlcslon.
owners of the shop state that they
will be- rcady for business In their
now location In the neat two or
lhrce days. Tho nov quarters are
being flitei up especially for The
accommodation Of tho shop which
will be strictly modern IN every
respect when completed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
CAPTAIN HAReIs HERE.

If
Capt. Sam H. Hargis, of Ada,
special officer for the state high
way department, is in the city to-
day visiting his daughter, Mrs. Claui
Wilkerson, S27 North Ninth street.
Capt. Hargis, with his two nieces,
Miss Jacques Jackson, of Ardmore,
sponsor, and Miss Violet .Hargis, OF
Lindsay, maid-of-honor of the Chick
asha Brigade, have just returned
from Chattanooga where they at
tended the national U. c. v. reunion.
They visited the spot where the bat
tie of Chickamauga, in which Capt.
Hargis participated, was fought.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01

Dr. aud Mrs. II. G. Antlc loft this
morning for a two weeks trip dur
ms which time they will viglt south
ern Oklahoma and parts Of Texas,
Louisiana and Arkansas. Their des'
tInation viii be Magnolia. Ark. where
they viii visit Dr. Antics father. J.
A. Antlc. extensive land owner Of
that section. The trip Is TO be n com.
bination OF business and pleasure as
DR.. Antle has business interests IN
southern Oklahoma and Texas which
he will inspect while away.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01

fNNtfNNHHt Ht@tA NN"t" "ts""tt"f"fa
Tho question % hsIns daily asked.
"tsn Oklahoma canllnae pfafliablf
10 sfo~ cotton uhdeF tho present
tn'l seosli lnfrslei oondliionF !
say unhnsllatlnaly. that 4 csn. pro
,lloi &c change oar methods. im.
ptoto our ecpnumies and cooperate
10 systematic drive against the
loal ucesll,
Il ulli ho neeefsaFy g. destroy
lhn infested enllun plants as early
o. possible THE fall. burning and
t.eaainE ~ hedges and adiaooat
aluhbir and trash piles n stalks
sau not BE- cut ~ aud turned under
completely. They should be- cat and
burned. 80 doubt the reason Nc
have such lnfoslal.on this year. u
on account Of 20 much unrlckod
Gotten aaa immature bolls lefs on
the sruani Last scar. furnishing
sitll.r fof the ~cctIl.
The farmer should net rlaui more
co.irn than he is able 10 prepare
The Euund for ihlF fan Il should
b. hia aim. lnflrai of Rciling ten
halcs of u forty acres, to Ers ton
halts off of tel acres. BY 'aullia'
llun aud lnionsls, cultivation.
Cotton should be- planted ~ early
a. the season will permit: chopped
olt az quickly as possible. and
upcoumgod In krokih by intensive
cultivation. Under this method Of
preparation Of the soil aud oulllva-
ton. oven without fertilization. u
1, not unreasonable to lnoFcaic tho
yi,ld g TO 81 acr cent Bui with
reasonable fertilization with harm
yard manure or chemical fertilizer
ihr yield of cotton can be- increased
.nrm 100 to is9 per cent. thereby
saving a large .nri of the labor and
tind that We have been accusiom.
I'd to use TO produce q given amount
uf cotton.
I believe that Oklahoma Is max
lng great mistake In sending TO
the extreme soulh. where the season
ls long. 10 buy cotton seed 10 plant
IN this climate. waerc the seasons
aio much shorter than they are
hiihcr south. 1, Is a conceded
fact. that seed grown In Oklahoma,
and especially along the northern
line Of cotton growing counties. will
nature from 1ne TO three weeks
earlier than seed brought from south.
crl or gulf coast countries. II you
lave good seed that have the pro.
per terminating qualities. you should |
plant them. For seed that will |
nature a week oi ten days earlier
might be the means Of escaping
a considerable l,ss by the boil wee
vii.
Early seed. earl! planting. early
cultivation are he three most i'm.
portant factors In beating the boil
woevil.
busting with calcium arsenate has
been found quite effective during
the present season. 1t entails con.
siderable cost and expense. ! doubt
whether the smaller farmers can
adjust themselves to this
method. Therefore we must use
pain, simple methods in many in
stances.
There Is being worked out a plan
Of cultivation that will be issued
from this office at a later date.
The most important thing at this
time is cutting and burning such
stalks as cannot be- plowed under
and thoroughly turning under all
stalks, immature bolls and trash
that might furnish alternating places
for the weevil.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
BEAUTIFYING DRIVE is ON

Saltwater, Okla, Nov. IA 80
day "home Identification campaign"
is on in Beckham county, according
to report of T. J. Eldridge, farm
demonstration agent, to the A. and
M. College Extension Division.
Speakers are being sent to every
school house, preaching home or
chards, trees and shrubs for the
yard and the planting of flowers
The plan of campaign is to get five
time at every Sunday school
and church service in the county.