The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-29


tered two stores here Friday night
and distracted goods 10 tho amount
of ignD Officers have no clue TO
the guilty parties
cHICKASHA - Relatives here
Rave been notified hN In" war de
par,mout that the body Of Robert f.
Apyardor one Of the Grady county
boy, Killed i'm the world war has
been shipped and will be here by
Monday The American legion post
has made Arrangements for the fu-
neral O. be- held Wednesday after
noon with military honors.
TISuOMINGO-H Heavy and con-
,inuous rains in this section have
caused considerable damage 10 crops
IN Johnson county Many good pros
poets for corn and cotton have been
apparent for some time, and If the
weather will only be mcrciiul great
results my yet cnsue.
CUICKASHA-Thc detailed pro-
gram for the Fourth Of July cclebra-
ion here, which lasts from the End
% the 9Th, has not yet been an
r6uuccd. one of the now features,
however, will be the union church
service 10 Dt Utll WI NlN A''' - ''AN'
ASIuday evening, July 3.
A AWALTERS-Grain crops in COT
Va county are yielding much better
Man was expected Harvest was in
Fui swing until halted by excessive
rain. Cotton and corn are reported
Ia good shape.
sAPULPA-A dark"y "dopchcad"
being taken from police court 70
fail Monday conceived the idea OF
escape. lie cssayod the flight and
led the police a merry chase up
Hr,u's and alleys until y street car
motormau uabbed the fugitive.
AEAPAHO - George Randol
helped 10 rescue two girls from
drowning at Rush Springs the other
day clyde Wilson, the depot agent
jumped in and held the victims until
help reached them. our Arapaho
1oys do tricks like that every week
or two.
AEAPAHO--John IEo, aged 81,
Went after his COW the other even
Ing and failed to return. Next morn
ing has son found his dead body. He
was a native Of Edgar county, H.,
and leaves two sons and three
daughters, all nearly grown.
AEAPAHO-Thc courthouse has
BEEN condemned by the board Of
health Complaint was made that
tao roof leaked and the basement
stood IN a stagnant pool.
ADA-NOrmal students are work
ing the postal forces overtime this
a.' weather. They are called upon
'' deliver on an average of 2Of par
GELS a day, and the laundry business
makes up the bulk q the heavy
handling these parcels requiring
handling uNicAa week.
AEDNORE-Thc mystery Of fro
G4ont r.f'iug Of postofficc boxes wa.
'roJEht solved when two l4-year-old
boys were apprchcnded with dupli-
cate kcys i'm their posse ssiun They
ar" held for hearing In October. but
ma. h' released ON good behavior.
ENID Nothing has been heard
from oklahoma city in regard 90
s.'HrE the hiudraucos which have
.' atnd the construction Of Couycu-
TO- hail. John Fitzpatrick, the
l.r..s arhitcr, is In the capital In
col -H.lilUn with other officials.
AsbMOREA-Fred $. Hayuie, who
!"r s.N months has served a. deputy
r" 'a" state examiner, Fred rarkin-
son, has resigned and is preparing
Z" take over the office of county
treasurer on July I.
EN'D-Sunday's rain did consid-
'.pa.y damage To the ball park and
tasug field. \ large portion OF
.N. 'D.pc was weakened and fell and
~. s threatening to collapse. \
~. river was washed across the
'Al from first to third base.
AnbMORE E--The Gum club has
pos 'ppu"d it's proposed July meet
.".- October because SO many
shooters have already made en-
tL-rwonts for the earlier date al
".her points.
observation-disclosures have been
returned for shorty jennings and
1t'N Hamilton OF Bennington.
'IAE"yd with assault 10 kin iu cou-
..'"n With the slugEiug Of Carl
.'.' last week with am automobile