The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

the report made by ,he county
agent, compiled from ,cp5rta to
MIN by Tilimln county farmers.
HUGO-Fourtecu tomatoes in one
cluster is the tomato growing rec
ord established by - Y. Nedlock.
who lives about three miles south Of
hugo on the Grant ROAD. Nearly
an the tomatoes are well developed.
Observation-Disclosures OF Creek
ana Okmulgec counties have Joined
IN search for BAD L1w-nncc.
horse trader, who on Friday cut
his wifc's throat win rocket
knife at a camp ives. Il Bcggs. and
then flcd in an autuAa bill. The Wo-
man Is in a Slick hospital. where
1t Is said she cannot live. The
couple have three children.
SHAWNEE -- Oleu Brett. aged
10, suffered a severe scalp wound
when he fell from a load Of hay.
The bales. on which he .ani otherv
were seated. slipped of with their
riders, which frigh'cnel the mule
team into running. No one ,lso
was hurt.
MUSK SkOGEE-RoCf gard n slce ~
ing pcrches promise to Income lha
rage here IL this hot woathc~ kc"rs
10, especially among tho i1habi-
( tantS of apartments. The Cnly
drawback To the sChe~1c consists in
the "1rly morning mn putting u
ban on late napa
ENID-Jamos Kcogh. agod b5.
4 ai... a n 4.
the Frisco railway. was found dead
in his bed Friday morning, sup
posed to be the result OF heart fail-
ure. Until recently Kcogh's homo
was Streator, III.
HOLDENVILLE --- big Jim"
Kramer, noted evangelist OF the
Billy Sunday order. closes his three
weeks campaign in this city sum
day night. His efforts have re-
suited in the profession of about
one hundred and fifty persons.
MARLOW--The Rock Island
lines. in connection with saltwater
college. held an agricultural meet
ing here Tuesday. the local mer-
the day. About three thousand
people attended, and free lunch
was served on the high school
grounds to over one thousand peo-
pie, most OF them farmers and
their families.
OKLAHOMA CITY--Dr. ID. Long.
who for nearly two years has been
in charge of the state tuberculosis
bureau, left Friday for Talihirrl.
where he will assume charge of the
state tuberculosis hospital for the
eastern side OF the state. The bu-
reau was abolished by the legisla-
ture.
ARpMORE-J. C. Crosby and w.
r. Shackleford, two prominent resi-
dents of this city, have copyrighted
formula for a compound which II
Is claimed will extermnate the boil
and poison. An experiment was
had on a nearby farm and proved
successful
MALESTER-Broo institute,
the new community house at Harts-
horne, will be turned over To its
owners, the Methodist church, south.
Presiding Elder Brooks. who has
been active in its construction. viii
take charge for the church.
HUGO-The wagon bridge across
the Red river between Hugo and
Paris, Texas. will be completed and
ready for use in the near future,
according to the officials in charge.
ORE-"Grandma" Cross
of Lone Grove, 10 years old. was
drowned Thursday when she fell
into a pool OF water nearly three
feet deep near Caddo. She Is sup
posed to have had a sudden COLI
lapse and was unable to rise.
SULPHUR-The second attempt
in a week to set fire to the private
garage of c. +. Williams, real es-
tate man. CAUSED the destruction OF
his limousine and much damage TO
the building. No trace has been
found of the fircbug.