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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

MNNup 'omretro, .,roorrapncr with
."l''iI 'hp"u'u'U. Address &C care
"''''. .......-
srG,iNrN sAiEsMAN
N''c'"I Iith class. rNr"tieu'od snlcsW"n
w. ~ .'.l.,''l lN ,h'n"h,N 'vi oh,
"t 'N' '.lt'7i '"n'''h' ln 'h' lnt'l
5i.r. .. ''o,,t o" -,,''' , nHnI,r'
nissIour sion Win car. prCfcrrcd Nppiy
".''."'. ''"'''
Hln'l Ns0 ."'.''Ih H'''H""h wanted
NI'N ''' M'N' ''"h
SALESMAN Co syu security uf going cone
Germ. h,IinE checks regularly &" stock
.f' ,NU,7' l'l'l,N.'9 ,,H"u'l 'n'
h'N'N- 'Nh + 'h "hu"NN hn. .h'1H 'p
'''' '"'''l N'''''' '" '''' N"''"'
WANTED a furnace saloHwau tu vurk
90 vmWiS,on nas's. p large, wei, '7
,'nl'.n'l l.'al ''''N 4'.'', n,"l not %" Er
f.r a live v.rl AJl,,s. s4.r' rsre
World
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,'HN ',T.. .' ,,'|tr.
rhtrd flor O. r nm
lpl.t .s,.rs,,,.> ....,.,..., ....,.. ,..,,,
unu.uaI nronoai,ion calf r, sstnr.
day ana sunday luom a.. st. Louis hotol.
.....,,s ..
r,rn. maIuos ,hcrIa rrsuieri, A., stocE
| holders. Iighcrt references required aud
N,'n. nus ~ am pnusHnl hn,,n'" "p.
]
! AGEN NlS..I To s"ll patented knife sharp
| 'u"r H. J. fotr"Ht, ~ Reno, okla.
| SALESMAN WANTED no hnudIo Marvel
Na,,m cleaners. Apply at - W
second ST. Tulsa,
| ,,, .,,,> ,,,, A.,
! '''"N0 ~ - "
| "tNl'N ",,ouuoh' hnW '"p"l,n. "'
acc can ri"r ,cs, of ,sg.r.nc,s ph,no
"'ag" 52''. u or a3' Kennedy i'ldg'
| 'INli' 'utih"'i nup'llu trnnrn, PIP" ln"
,,tstnniHr snH ,,H,'' t,'n 'iNS,,,s s,,l I",n y
,,aHa ,I"o E,rn1 .'''' n.,N 'nN n r.
! i"rirsi mir,rys "al S.d.T IN p'''
,,',,,,,,, az, -, -.
amount of capital. desires TO enter lr
F'lm"te hgH'uoH" WIN H'fNi,'H NUS
H.n"u ilt'" ,,n.Is''k''""' "'P'N '""'
-.
| ~, W MN nltn F'n"v hiau"H'', H'
'lr'A '"pi"N'"'''. as- ~ care "oilh.
hni 80 man 20. tnod rdncai iluh mar
r'u, u'N,oH position AZ 'A,,,llnh ~
any .nnh N.'5' ,v.'I, ".,,u' ,,'iot, WI"
"pp''' ~ J" w '''
NAHi JDn ~ hlkht ".Ht'hh'ah J." 'I'y
| "",'l ~" "''.' '"'' WIN ...-...
! hhlihl Japanese wants posi- lnn IN pll
Nht, iuNHS as p"H'h ''' ~ ''''
N"lla' -.
'olDkEi rarl', wants worn '"ag'
| .ato, AHh lni tt"NeH'
| WANTub. tcutuioytu,ut nv middI.nnsd
married man ~ executive abnlt. good
education ana personality; experienced Ia
different lines Of the oil Industry, either
"ifce OF iiold wnt" 80 deEre" references
ao.', chS' N"f'n' .....-
POSITION wanted by truck drive thrc,
Years 'spglrn'r. Ntll" A. H. W. bo'
~, Nahh Np'lhfH' 'Nl"'
AXE iptN wiuduwa dirty7 borH you
WOODWORK nr'd wnrhlus hnl in'
huHlh'H 4h'A' "'"a"" ''''h'"b 10
,''"' ~ ,--..-- ---.-...--
InNonhH Urn, Hhp'I l'n,,tu >" ~. ~ Un
! on Won hHpp'g uuHlhtr'' ,u,.sllo
AZ" ca,n World
..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ...u,,...
l'NhiENt,hh hephHInE 'u'"'hk' w
SiFt tIiDNS NANitD-IthNiE y
WANTED -position as bouseEeepor II
motherlcss home. Call at Si7 W. Archer
lSaNpl,rENr st,novraphor with u.nsrn
! hlilte experience dtHIfH bhHlioUt bHht
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
EMPLOYMENT


WANTED Unmarried uuIpr,d girl Tor
huuH,wurk Guud vases, servant quar-.
trts. llhe N tIwund
WANTED. tvu lsdu. housc to houa.
canvass. good commission. 1880 Al.
wifHl
sruNhOE SNIt.so dropnoad sewing
machlu,a. choice 80 Saturday uug.
"r o. Thi.i
LADIES dresses from tlta5 to 3tabO.
pur,aRn sample Nuom. upstairs over
Muu'vpriN.s
LADIES uut. uom isg.ao to 80. rarIson
sample NuuW upstairs over Woo.
vrftNa
WNNrrp Maid for cooking aui general
hous"vurh. ltOI g. baltimore Usage
$500
WANTED Uuusokecpcr two lu family.
HpIcrdll hnue fur right party. Apply
between and g. iltp N Main.
WANTED Experienced white rlrl fur
cooking amt huusowurD Guyd wages
D." loundH l'ai 49, Cincinnati
Gnu. to, g.uctn nous,Vurh. usog,
WNNlrp Competent struorrnphcr with
"r''Il 'AperI'u,.. Audt,As o5.,, care
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

Nb''M iut ftutt WITH bOaflt NNNtlefurh
on s. noston. Usage 3st
cLosE.1N rooms. south side. brcalfas,
and dinner. Sowctn.uE excellent Phone
Cedar $3.50
WANTED Table braricr-. well evoked
,aoa r. ''' ''''' Usage
81 PR wEEK .rabi, ogarl ~ o.clocl Co
J. lunch, utucl, 60 2. dinner, tuc per
meal 2ot D.. Fourth.
CHEYENNE. s IsIi Room and boatd
100 private homo. oaaEc tta1
ROOM and board for younE gentleman
., also board tor. ladies and rcuuomen
FAMiLN style dining room meals a6c.
board sud rpum 80 per week. Igts
" Firsi '"dar sJ2o.
MAIN. S.. ltOl Room and bpati for Two
gentlemen or man and wife Phone
''hg' -'t+
Room MD HOARu for gentlemen. ilg
S. Utica. cedar 59t
NltELN furnished uuut room. not and
cold water, meals n desired. az 3,
Gnthllc cedar tss.
WHERE TO I>r 81
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT .Iusahf,st
y. 3D.. toc, dinner 10 7, coo. We ual,e
weekly rates, home cooking. Martha
Washington cafe. 4lt = ncuyor
WtN1tD--noOMS or BOARD 90
WANTED South room I'm private home.
BY lady employed. ao:-p, care world
LARGE mont room aud board, 1lg per
wceh. cedar 22iO.
YOUNG bachelor desires furnace heated
room iu private family whore only
. ruum'r Also space for car Maulo
itdg" district preferred, T.. -. BuS Cga.
/ TWO ladies employed want two clean.
comfortable housekeeping rooms, CLOSE
! lu. lh-'. care World.
! WANTED refined prtyufg family
/ man. huHt b" close in; west eide pre-
{ tcrrod. Address &c, care World.
YOUNG LADY. employed, desires email
Must be rrasonshlc aul walking distance.
/ H2-'. care World.
/ THREE young mon desire permanent ana
! refined home, Will not consider place
where there ar" other r0omtrs or board
! cts3 garage also wanted. 357-D. caro-
] world.
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k1y rIAI .EMl>r ,uNrNADrOR
LICLNsLN- IuuNIEu- Onaso .I0s u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

II,r sIoCh Am VEHICLES .,

pUuIIC AUCTION Saturday. April oh.
at o'yiuc, at 'ityHAuCtiun yard. W.
VIII sell hurHr. mules, cows hog. and
household goods. two pair 10 extra good
muies one pnr weighs ooo pounds
uuo pair $500 poundH. Mitchell a Holt
ALpttuupcrH. Hhuue tHsgr 1ftt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE utFtHLD Is
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered.
o.. We retelt old felt mattresses, All
work guaranteed. Porter Mattress CO..
phone 1896
WALL PAPER cleaned. CalI Osage
1901.
DETROIT 5, itoi-Largc front room for
one or two Usage aseG.
FOR GAS FITTING and hsatinR call
pssge itS5 after p. M. clark 4 Mar.
tindalc.
WANTED BriciS work. foundations. fiucs,
etc, Call Usage $3.50.
GAS stoves and furniture repairing. Osagc
479i zoo W, Park, Jesse Hodges.
NATIONAL HOUSE a WINDOW
CLEANIN ! co.
windows cleaned wall paper. woodwork
washed, npurs waNcd and polished. our
priCes are reasonable. cedar 1870
SPECIAL FOR 20 days Duofold recovered
~ Hc7t materials Hntisfaction guar
ant"ed. Furniture ,tcpairing of an Kinds
potchos scse.ncd Figure with us, It pays
Dsnge 2l7l-R. Miller Hyde CO.
FOR ENCHANTING or team wur,. rnil
after y. M. H'dnr 22aG
FIRST Class laundry done Mt home.
Usage 2sis.
ANY CLOCK repaired for 81 can a.
BoEgs. Ossgs 1i37-H. loS N Frisco.
WINDOWS woodwork exterior house
washing. The American Co.. q. o.
O'Connrll Mgr. pasg" G527.
WANTED carpenter repairing. connect
ing gas stoves. general handy man.
hs"gc staI.
LACE curtains. lace shades ana siIk drap.
eries dry cleaned or Hundred by OK.
pert. llls g.. Cincinnati Phone Usage
62ts for appointment
u LEAkY Ho9fs,
Rain will ruin plastcr and cause sickness
w.y mem PS..I'' IN t&fpsrI & men Al
we. WEI" seat. i..,'''. : "'1 ,,'se h''".
SLn hNnii - hu'i .hs Nepohs'i iayoid
- - - h,.'iI't,. "a, , '.l'''
Sgg3uo "'''''''' '''''''s'' i"""o usage
StANAN ~ ho2i,ns ,""Iahy Nftcrntt
,.In' "" wv '"'"s'N' "'"' 'H"so
.-sag =, ,.,,,, ,,.,...
tINh = CRtl II W NIfNlnINH
ms " 'N''3'a.- - 49, '''.
MA AZ t.sn AM cu,ton "I''
an ait tn'Te1 'ut e",u'n ,,',ln1ue,u, uneu, IN l"yef
, - - 80 s,s,,,I,s r ,,g,,t,,' NV Nv
ssiO' Tulsa Maitrtss CO.
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered.
,ts'ureseI none iti-,ss tng sane u'y' fh"n"
III Sal.,'1!g ,'s,.s' .
EOS-uNlON CONT TRACTOR
CaTpenIer pai3'tr aHd d.ootStor Let me
,naho yTr' b.u n,''1c ', s'op ltsNs m ln
ypun III So fls,,"D y,,, u"hs
can sayS YOU money and give YOU first.
class work Phone osags etts. Call at
.,....,,.,,. ,,.n,.n,,...l.,..,
PAl"TIN"l rAAFERHANGI"o
% ''' . -
!" ~ ~ lI.b ram, saiaba- ~ h'9 l"I
ZOO 5rS' o''AS carpenter "'Fk done
rLAsrERiNG repaired Sidewalk and &c.
rncnt work neatly and properly done
osage 7zl1, ----------..----
/ dennis West Tulsa
! ,..,, ,.....-i-,.
~, ~ ,',..". ii'''' '''' '''bN "''"
lo'' ~. -. ~ "''''''
DIGGING riHl'ihrr N'iufh'Ig trash burn
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LIVE STOCK


MO ret.Iau k.ttcus Cor sale 81 and iiO.
I1U11. ". Hodge. Ospge stgd.
ruu aNIE. American bull puppies. t07 =.
lHHtIu.
Ilr hYU rutH Cor sole psagc s51i.
sf.,DHu ANNUAL SHOW Tulsa .iireHd -
tra and IuUtIutH usHovlatluu. April $50
ff 90. 1921. Seventh Hhd Main streets
IulsH. Oklahoma. iinutumn, CnnhrieF.
,aNicH. cate. WlN goats pigeons rabbits
nut fu h,prluE animals Those wishing TO
cutur stock should communicate ut onrr
with ta a. Frta,hr. phone OBagc tOS6.
Entries cluss ut noon April ath, All stock
must bo lu tho show room by y. m.
Anil Igth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
BUSINESS SERVICE
MIMnlNM NNn NnNIMN,IINl

Usage HJtt. a.
LII NE FlGUHE yuur now home and Co..
raiI vU.l. Also sctrruing. cedar ty9.
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CLEANING NND DNtiNG eA
'LicGNsrn n5Snr6 osasa aHS sI6s r." r.
nRn,,MhhINO. NuII>rWY 20
FuN SNTlsFN,rloN AND sNFurY
!"NlNA TAILOR ANp FUR nor
MISS HENN WltkEHnDN. Modi-t,.
h'Il'lnr and aio'lra. We "p"rai" ihc
largest plant ~ pIeutug r,p'catiup hem.
sui'mut pIuking button coverings and
button hulos iu the southwest Mai ut.
|H|u. Nuuws 'g1 H". tnlrd floor itobin.
s.. u'dE thirt ard MAIN streets
NANrEp rIain or fancy sewing. Plume
usaro 1850.
ron Alt KINDS OFF alterations and plain
sowing oHagc ts"" II.
pHEssMAtiNG rlau and nu,, sew.
Ihl hrmstitCUIur. NurLrum I'rAIura
Room. 90 3D. Byuuu Hldg corner socond
WANTED ptain OF fancy sowiuf. rhunc
Usage 1850.
DRESSMAk ~ all Kinda, priccs tca
sounblc. usag" 1861.
SEE Mrs. Montgomery at pl0 b. Lswtuu.
before you have your spring sewing
done. oHngc 'a3a
WANTED - rlnin SOWING. childrcn's
clothes q speciality '2t ~ cheyenne.
DKEsSMAklNG. prices reasonable cedar
WANTED Plain sewing Can osago
ENrElttENtEp dtcssmukcr wants few
regular customers To- sew for by tfc
duy. tso.p, care World.
TULSA DREssMAKING IARLORs
2Ob g.. THtRD.
Fancy dresses suits aud fsucy coats. We
alter aud rcnl Phone osago 2l7I
pHEsSM SMAklNG By day OF piece. usagc
s2ia.R
of dressmaklug lggs i. Rockford.
Phone Usage i7tn.
ALI KINDS OF sewing ana alterations.
work guaranteed. osngc iso2
MRS HuRD VIII do your homstitching
and work guaranteed. ll6ib 8. Main.
TAILORED suits coats ana dresses, ,ln.
ner and evening gowns. Phone cedar
- uEAriNG AND rLiMD,NG 81
CALL l.. H. BOATRlGUT
THE OPEN sHoP PLuMBER
For plumbing steam. gas tlttlng and re.
pair work Phone bsaRe SO22
, MOVING A>p -ToHA0E 80
| GET uUR low ppccs Oh uh field trucking
| ana storage. Nichols Transfer q storage
/ Co. phono osngo i17-llS.
/ rAiNIi>U AM Dr,onAII>G 20
a. y. HODGE Paper hanging aud paint.
/ Iug, resldence, ~ n. Kusrdalo. Phone
F H.. klHBY
/ Union paper hanger and painter. work
guaranteed. ASK Tor samples. prices low
| osag" 5ihl,
OPEN SHOP.
/ Painter snd paper hanger, wants your
] work. Courteous, fair treatment. Cedar
] 1850.
! -.--..----aa.H.-- s-#.-r.----.a-
! !. J. MgrCHELI. painting, papcrhanging
/ aud CalEomining. Phone Cedar 1888.
| GUARANTY Roofing Co Asbestos Root
! Coating. red ana green. Phone Usage
1880.
! PAINTING and paperhangins Tho ona
place IN Tulsa where you yet day 4.
/ work for a days pay E, 4 Stsrkel, st3
/ 4 Aanthus Usage 2662.
ROOMS pApERED
I Including paper. for 81 and up, House
/ decGrPtlng ia all ia branches. estimates
! checrfully given, ell work guaranteed.
! +. 3. Sutherland ClG W. Third. Usage
/ 1al7.
TtILonING A>p PRESSING 81
/ FASHION TtlLOB5 Southeast CORNER
second ana Main. phour DsHge bOlO
. Make good clothes tu order Tor lad les
] and gentlemen: clean, press, refine and
] Ieut Garments fuT ladies ana gentlemen
HatHfacttun guaranteed. lowest pfircr. n,
not air.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

ANrDp Unmarried puIpt,d sirl Tor
houH,vurN Gvud vases, servant quar-
ifa TTEN Is tIv,U1t
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
uorsEiioLp GOODS

WHITE enamel bed. springs ana mattreas
good condition lt2G =. Frankfort -
WILL THADE--New furniture for second
hand Rld give liberal terms on differ
once. good stock of new furniture ia
select from. Lot US repair your stoves
and loan you stove to use while work II
done. work guaranteed What we say,
we do We do. do. Neal Furniture co .
22T ". Third 81. Phone Cedar 1860.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09

WAITE Myhndotto hons Tor sale. Five
Fishoi EHg-a-pay strain. Also eggs
for Matching, Mcknight, Rural B-ibt.
ono milo east Of Lewis On barton.
StN YOUNG Langphan hens FOR sale. 81
each. Dangc 1913,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
poULTNY AND -UrrLirs

WANTED. some one TO iucubnte eggs
on shares fine thoroughbred stock.
1919 ". nrady
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nnn-I.1Nn INTELLECT

VIII soil ono. sixteenth interest IN iB0
artca Including 70 well which will 80
drilled at once. Tor $500 Production on
three sides Phone osago G2GO or Usage
agl2 for appointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-09
FINANCIAL

UiNL ESTATE LuNN- :.
MONEY no LEND
straight Private. Monthly Fay
ruIsa Real Estate
First Mortgage Loans
tnspeatlnu To-day
LFONhHp pHANtrF & EwlSu
2oe.eO7 l.. 4 T. mds
Fifh snc "a,u 81
Usage 5000.
AHt rur
Mf atars
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-04

as the money Is voluntarily given from
private funds the people are enabled
to make experiments in the building
which they would hesitate to mako
with public funds or those of an in
dividual or club; (D those who pay.
control. Only a high type of citizen
ship subscribes to an institution of this
kind and thus pubic spirit at is best
Is in control.
In recent years there has been
growing movement in the erection OF
community buildings py the munich
pality thru taxation. This method also
has its distinct advantages.
Maintenance expenses Of commun-
ity buildings arc met by dues, fees,
rentals, and receipts from entertain
ments, profits, and concessions. Some
of the best organizations maintain their
buildings entirely by annual dues. In
the case of buildings financed by an
individual or by an Industrial concern.
community association is generally
formed which guarantees the main
tenance of the building as a condition
of the donation. Sometimes this is done
by the municipal government. II some
such provision is not made, the donor
generally includes "A perpetual main
tonanco fund In the original endow-
ment In the case of community build
ings financed by clubs, the club stands
back of the building as a guaranty OF
its maintenance. The local govern
mcnt is behind all buildings which 1t
finances, altho revenue accruing from
the building Is generally sufficient for
all maintenance expenses.
Most Community associations which
finance their buildings by issuing stock.
incorporate under the State laws in
order that they may have a more ef-
fcctive instrument for buying, selling,
and holding property. To guide such
associations. copies OF articles OF in
corporation. constitutions. and bylaws
now in use by n number OF well-estah-
lshod organizations are included in
the bulletin. State laws relating TO
municipalities and counties erecting
buildings arc also given. Copies OF
tho bulletin can be obtained free on
Application to the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture. Washington, d. C.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-04
FARMERS IN MANY SECTIONS HELPED
THRU COOPERATIVE SUPPLY BUYING

Thru cooperative buying farmers in
many states arc saving money. and
by applying the same system to SELL
ing their produce. they sr. getting bet
ter prices for II. Many county agents
thruout the country are helping along
this work with advice and suggestions,
Tho county agent of New berry county
5. C., persuaded the farmers to rool
cash orders for 400 tons or ii per cent
acid phosphate. to be handled thru
tho Farmers CJip trative association.
When work was begun "G this pool the
retail price was 500 or s2l per ton. The
price was finally reduced by the as
ISOLATION to Si7 pcr ton. delivered on
tho farmers wagons at various points
In N.whcrry county. Tho farmers also
saved $40 per ton by homo mixing. This
one transaction covered SEQ tons home
mixed, and represented 5000 saved
thru one Item.
Encouraging V~ports From County
Agents
a wide variety OF snvinEs due to CO.
operative buying are reported by coun-
" agents, such ns $500 over the retail
price on buying chr OF cottOnscod
meal by the dairy farmers OF Canada.
county. Okla. SiNty-fv" cents lgss per
bushcl on 800 bushels Of Cowpoas
ordered comparatively saved Leo Coun-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-04

The membership Of the American
Farm Bureau federation has COM
pletely endorsed the agricultural leg
!slative program recently outlined by
the Executive committee. The vote OF
confidence just completed in a ma
tional referendum demonstrates COM
pletely that the desires Of the mem
bership were rightly Interpreted by
tho executive body.
Due to the season-the busiest in
the year for tho farmer. It was i'm
possible to obtain complete vote.
In "a few counties the county execu-
tive committee voted for the entire
membership. However, where that
occurred only the votes of the indlvid-
ual committeeman were counted. Be-
lated returns are still coming in. Re
turns to date are given in the table
The questions in the questionnatre
were as follows:
/. Do you favor commodity fnanc-
Ing based on bonded warehouse re-
celpts.
q Do you favor live stock nuanc-
ing based on an adequate pledge of
animals and feed?
Do you favor the development of
a personal rural credits system based
on proper safeguards?
4. Do you request that authority
be granted the Federal Reserve board
to so classify rediscounts as to give
priority to loans for basic production
OF all kinds7
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-04
GENERAL CROP SUMMARY

Crop conditions for tho week ending
June 25. 1921. are covered in reports re-
oeived by the Bureau of Crop Esti-
mates, United States Department OF
Agriculture, from its neld statsticians
in the different States
CORN. The corn crop Is reported
generally in good condition and well
advanced in the main producing States
OF the central part OF the country. Gull
tivatiou is progressing rapidly and
some OF the crop has been laid by.
Chiuch bugs are reported in Missouri.
Illinois and Indiana, but no serious
damage has yet been done. In the
Eastern and Southern States tho condi-
tlon is reported from poor TO good.
There are some irregular stands and
the crop generally is suffering from
drought. Rain and hail damage Is re-
ported in New Mexico. and in Okla
homa some OF tho crop was beaten
down by hard rains and winds
WINTER WHEAT. Harvesting Is
practically completed in the Southern
states and threshing is in progress,
In the principal producing States Of the
North Central group, harvesting Is
progressing, except whero delayed by
rains. Some good yields arc reported.
but complaint Is made OF light shriv-
eled grain as a result OF the hot. dry
weather Rust is found in southern
in Minnesota. In oklahoma. harvested
grain in the shock has received some
injury from wet weather.
SPRING WHEAT In tho principal
states deterioration due TO drought is
reported. Spring wheat is reported eS-
ceilent in Idaho and generally good in
Washington and New Mexico.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-04

ty.. S. G, farmers s1o5. A cooperative
order of fruit trees amounting to 33s
trees and costing sos meant a saving
OF *ls2.5O to 20 purchasers in the same
county over last years prices. Eight
dollars and fifty cents per bushel for
small and sapling clove:- seed in Fred
erick county, Md. was the rrice paid
instead Of the local retail price Of 50
and $40 bushel. Lespedeza seed was
bought comparatively at is cents per
pound by farmers in Union county, n.
G, at the time it was selling locally
at ~ cents.
In Henderson county. Texas, the
county agent assisted n company of
tanners to prepare n contract with a
local nursoryman for the cooperative
purchase, on deferred payments. OF T.
600 peach trees. There was n total saw
Ing on retail purchase of ;2iO. This
enabled 100 ncrcs of commercial or
chhrds to be set out The farmcrs
pledged themselves to cultivate proper
ly. prunc, and spray the trees for a
period OF four years and thereafter un-
III the obligation against each farmers
allotment OF trees is discharged in
full
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-04
Plenty Of Evidence to Show
Value Of Testing Cows

There Is plenty of evidence on lle
in tho United States Department of
Agriculture to convince anyone OF tho
value OF Cow-tosting associations as a
mcana OF dcvclopirT profitable dairy
herds In all these associations rec
ords arc kept Of tho amount of milk
produced and feed consumed by each
COW, and with this information tho
members OF tho association are able
&" weed out tho poor producers Of the
herd to make room for the heircr
calves NJ the cows that give the lnrg-
est production Of milk and hutterfat.
This practice. together with the use
OF pure bred bulls, is the best and sur
cst way Of building up tho dairy herd,
suy dairy specialists OF the depart
mont
The Grove City Pa. Cow Testing
AryoCintlnu has developed some high
Producers by this method. and is an
Illustration NJ what Il II possible for
such an organization to do. In ono
month recently there were "a cows in
tho Grove city association that pro-
ducod moro than ~ pounds of butter
fat each. or this number SO produced
more than so pounds. Most of tho
animals that produced. inrger
amount were thrcN years of age or
over. hut there were seven cows ur-
der thrco years that produced moro
than 20 pounds. The highest yield
was 70 A. rounds rf hutterfat. which
was made bv a 3-ycar-old Holstein.
Tho highest Yield made by an animal
under years was 80 rounds. produced
hy n c-ycRr-uld Jersey.