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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
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For SNtE- Fine summer nome or will
make summer hotel ar rooming hOus-
idraI location, clos" In. modern huurH.
fifteen rooms, two acres ground. fine
spring water, fine shade, good r"lsors.
Sacrifice fur quick sale. Would take csr
up TO $500. Address box 2d3, Rogers.
Ark
TEN ROOM roomlnF. newly furnished. to
lease 10 tight party. Call Cedar SGT.
10 ROOM roomiuE house for rent, unfur-
rI.hod. Cedar s27.
TWELVE ROOM house for rent. hot and
cold water I'm each room. new building
best location, rent $3.50 per month. cedar
los
UArEAlNs an Clnremorc. Okla. Roomins
house. - rooms furniture cost S. 500
Hotel. we'll located, u''ren regular board
crs. making money, Price 8 $50 Good
reason for selling. WIN. T. Long BOX 81
tlhrymoro. okla.
FOR SALE OR TRADE chcap. an or one
half interest tn same and 10 take fun
charge AZ ouCu. tho furnishings ~ nine
i,'u.rnNu roaming house r,ut cheap In
car. Prefer truck. This I7 u harg. IN
and VIII 80 Qu.yN can Tor Scott at "A
W,st Eighth street Phon, s1s4 Tubs,
Ck.u.
HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES
NJ -tost prices and terms We prepare an
rapcrs sc' your leases right. save you
''''' anu y >orsTov
io' Security HIdg
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Tuls, resi-
AHuro rHUwiuE house building and com
plc'" write BOX ~. Call 10. Coviug-
ton. Okla.
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EMPLOY MENT


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contract. walton s.. f. a. .r,y.r fnt
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f.ri.1 Dou, "soa olive. &c., Louis $40
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r.taIItIa ip tlI, and sI,.r.'og t,,,i,,,ry
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Pa
No KY NEEDED H1lrFu''u No. F'll
Ford kuylsaa Iurl. hir pruff4. write fYr
particulars pr rani g. t0 douaalt Tor sam
- u. " D. r'I'' company 4''' Mont
"'.''' ''.
SA LtN MhNNGER n YOU haF" sucoess
t,,',' SOU 'n1 ,.ni'n' "%n' % p,ln, '4'
.,r,.,i,, ,,, ~, IVY
10 snnuo"i NH, Wan II", a. Gs,',,y
station Kanspn Iiiy. No
5j MILES por .r,IIop ,o,dc with ,,,v ,a,
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W'IN lN A'N Hanol S1tt drinNs tho
Hr"a,e't money makers eyer nut 9n Ia"
,',,', p,.,I3"' a. '.'.,au '.'''s % %h',n las'
,v - -, ''.,.'"' .',,' ~ ~
tiaIns nrponr,ng An IcadirT ,nsr"lin,.
Wlu' P,l,N .nI H'' luuI i,u9,y ~
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''nu'' '''" amer ''"" h'uS" ''n''h-
49,. go -..,....- --.,.... 100. .-.,
MAKE Nloo weekly selling 5000 mtlo
guaranteed n,~ auto tires direct 10 con.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

FORTY ACRES-UnmproNoi nl ~,
tivation, rich sandy loan, s'... ,a-
waste land: immediate rgss's tr.s,a
wheat sowing, on ozark ira ana ~
railroad, two miles from t,ar'W' "
limits. Price 500 per acre ~
potkin room Boston Hldg. '''.' "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
wANTED-IIyE STOCK
PERSONAL PROPERTY

BUILDING M\TEEINIS So
TWO 2-6N6-6. fve-pancl doors, hinges and
rim locks attached, s. 30 each; 30 pieces
l"Ss's7' partition, $3.50. All good as
new, not painted or vanished. 722 $.
Boulder.
1000 w. O. so por cent wines and r.
-. slaves, sawed from first class tim
hor. must he seen 10 be- appreciated. r.
T.. PuRlFOI, camden, ARK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
WANTED At ONCU
Experienced girl for piece good,
department..
Also experienced Rirl for wnmcns
ready to-woar department..
Steady positions with chance of
advancement to right Elrls.
Positions are In Enid, okla.
APPLY At NESSpEnG'S
3i9-32i -. Main
ASK for MI. pouit1n

.25 WEEKLY ur. Fascinating employ
ment mailing circulars az home now
open. Also fine travelling positions, Cltnvr
rox, experience unnecessary write quick
for work. Workers Service Co, bop, g.,
Jacksonville, Florida.
Al ONCE-Fivc bright capable ladies to
travel. dcmoustrato ana rrll dealers, $40
TO t1b per week, railroad fare pail. WJhH
At once. Goodrich Drug Co, Dept Anl.
Omaha, Neb.
WANTED ENrERlENCEp YOUNG la
DIES OF NEAT AprEAIAN'E TO
CANVASS THE cry CALLING oN
HOUSEWIVES. SALARY AND ENrEN-
SEES OR COMMiSSlpN. CALL ROOM sos
KETCiIUM HOTEL Mrs CARRIE
EASrBURN.
MANTED-W Waitress fur Liberty confoc-
tioncry. 10 Fast Fourth strooL osago
SIS
SERVANT ROOM IN exchange for laun-
dry. can osage SCOT
SERVANT quarters Tor ront Usage isi,
utLr-MAIU or FEMALE. 40
WANTED Competent bookkcCper 80
write up tmnll bct " books Reply IN
your handwriting stating experience and
compensation expected Address y. q.
box $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

h398.
,.., ,,
H'siNEss ofPokT'NiIIfs ~
uN Account nf sickness. VIA soil good
s'h"thnn ha''nrst hn' t"r man anI
"''' ,' p'' ~ "''' -. ''-'.
l'h SALE tfn'"IN ana MARKET cen
'la'E i'',I1',I u"'"t E't1 business ''"'n
,.,,s,,',.-- ..,....,.
~ ''r ,,,L NJ, ,.'i ., ,',N
III. q. Thir1 N ~
49,,
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a.,
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s,I, t,at '''' '''N -
-,
f'hl' N'ftN'h luI "ai'' HaId sls'y NV"
l",' 80 49,. ~, ~" ,"".' 'lN'
nT ',tiI' t,,t so 6nS Ta.'ii,''' iii,''' 49,,
Tad, had health u-cN,r 4 S.n royipp
ton okla
.,.,,.,..#,,, ,-- ,.-...,.,
rr,, al tm,,t Nv, ,6n "a i,, t ~
prtgc g. 900 and inv,ics .tnck
stamper grcnnia Ksnsas
A WE'LL. LOCATED RESTAURANT. tn.
biggest little business In Ponca city. will
not sacrifice but otner business makes m.
ioneH 'ty OKLA -
PARTY with proposition. will sell or cV-
Change Tor snH,i place WI CONSIDER
"' n, , >" A. Cor. VIA must ''
''
SuhukhAS gT''T,y,;, snai! in'eslin@nt'
''''" w. '''" '''' -. ''''' ''''''-
GARAGE business and equipment, best
location IN the city, win trade for equity
IN properly or picture fneew' llf1 NJ
,,,.,,',. ,,..,.,-
bNNktVII SNl.n now on, f"lsian
sample room "-"'l south Main, over
", '','', ,,, - ~, ,.,,,,,,, s...,, 49,.
'i'~t II ''NNth on SuHth hNht"h.
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wANTEp--Fir class stcnogrnpher fnr
large Wholesale house, not I'm tho oil
business Good position Tor the right
party who IL smart and tull NJ pep. Must
ho experienced IN general office work
state age, reference and salary expected.
TOE, care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

REMI NGTOS typcvrlters for rent, 81 per
month, Remington Typewriter Co. 22t
l. Third ST., Usage s9A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

will take light car and som" cas-.
first payment. osHgo 12o'.
HAVE SEVERAL dandy small farms "a
Neosho, Mo, to exchange irL In
property here. List your prop'' nm.
me- | will find what You want A"'"'
son, Usage $500, COS Mayo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

FINANCIAL.
NoSEy TO ioAS-CHtrTELs "a
SALARY LOANS
T. Nsa and women
CHATTEL LOANS
on Pianos Hou.shold ooods
]. o. CAMPBELL
over Wuoivorth
Osnsc 711s.
WE MY secured notes. COS Security
Bds Phone oasse sesr.
SALARY snd chhtel loans. G. d. Law.
renee. room 2. 2o1h Main
SALARY LOANS
To Employed People.
ALSO CHATTEL LOANS
TULSA LOAN 60.
Phone Ossge II
VIZ RuY nberty bonds. notes aud month
~ payment mortgages. {. H. Overton.
RIAL ESTATE LOANS ~
6HATTEL MORTGAGE. value 1900. for
sale. good secuIty. viii discount f.r
what have you. BOX ZOE. care World.
NEED MONEY
Private loans 20 sdlaried furniture owncrs,
easy payments Union Loan Co. az Rob
inson nldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS for ftyo years on
business or rtsldcnco property IN Tulsa
no commission; principal payable any
time after FIRST year or at end cf five
years. interest scmlannualiy; farm loans
GREER INVESTMENT COMPANY
2oi simmons rlig. Phone Usage 2is0
81 g0d FfRsr mortgage real estate notes.
well secured, pays 800 every ninety
days. first payment September ist, dra"s
per cent; viii discount 30 per cent id
endorse same. Address box 3i-E, care
world.
FARM AND CITY LOANS
fnrr loans. any size quickly and favor
ably made IN any part OF Oklahoma, city
loans on Tulsa improved business or resi-
denoe property. E \. Iilly, 3l2 Texas
MONEY TO LEND
stra;sht--Private-- Monthly PAY
Tulsa Real Es,a,a
first Mortgage Loans.
Inspection To-day.
LEONARD. BRANIFF & EWING
aoe. ao7 I. & r Blds
yifth and Main Sta
Usage e6so
Ask For
MR. SEARS.
LET THOMrSON max. your resi e,ta,e
loans ,23 Mayo Bldg. Usage bsit
wANTED-To BORROW ~
WANT si2.5Oo loan on handsome brick
home in Maple Ridge. Phone Usage
bOSg
WANTED MONEY-We have applica atoms
for some Rilt-edKe loans Of bast' Tulsa
property. Good rate interest obtained.
Phone US II you have money TO loan. our
service Is Of the best ". y, Riley & CO..
3l2 Robinson Bldg, Cedar 1913
wANTED-s5oO for two months on good
business security Address box es-E.
care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

FOR SALE or TRADE For Tuls, resi-
dnuro rr.miug house building and com
plCto write BOX li1. Call 10. Covlus.
ton. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

NICTROLA Tor sale good as new, $50
worth Of new records value $50, Will
sell tor 800, leaving city. Call Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
on MAculNERY.suPpLIEs

FIFTY horsepower Diesel type oil en-
gine frr sale, good condition. Minca
lls 5. Victor Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

If YOU WANT A BARGAIN. SIX ROOMS
FURNITURE AND LINENS. CALI.
OSAGE slI9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

WANTED Fttst- class hookkoeprr and Of
flee manager Tor large Wholesale house,
not In the oil business, good position for
the right party. who IN smart and mll ut
pop. state age, reference and salary eN-
pcctcd. Cg-E, care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

fice manager for large Wholesale house,
not in the oil business, good position for
pop. state age reference ana salary eN-
pcctcd, 6g-E, care world,
iobs gl7b-s $500 month. Hundreds no
aitions List free. write immediately,
Franklin institute. popt. SCOT Roch,s-
mn tine. i"c nn hour sparo time, selling
guaranteed hosiery to Muar"r. Export
enco unnecessary international Mills,
Norristowu, Pa.
.ONE responsible man and one lady agent 60
huuil" complete factory lut ~ Tulsa,
$3.50 Investment required. Can Mr.. Wal.
hcr NaNrrlcy hotel
WANTED Composers ~ verso or music
mn,n "fi'9 faT FoSa oS talent lent kGir5's. uuarrru
Van huren, "A lush f'mU.'. chicago.
m you want splendid position, ur,p,ru
now a. prauEnou's Uuslu,ss college.
You will be placed as soon hH you COM.
rlo'~ yuur course.
shIESMEN hNp AGENTs n
WE WAIST a n,, business man uH d|FtrI.
hutpr for vnnarr'I Ir.|urf |n T'sl
and Tulsa county. Tho only product uf
tts kni IN the market WiU raturu four
capital necessary, Ilnur NJ. y. Ueffucr.
room 6so .'"a N't.I tnr appointments
| sunday nud Monday
AGENrs wntorpr.ot kitchen aprons. s.ll
/ fur l.0u over half pprt Free sam.
/ plos. I1u.rou .'l South broadway. ST.
! lSAIESMEN WANTED ulstrihutors iu
each county wanted for "BIarra' ur
wonderful fast selling tonic Nrprrsuut
| us In your spare tIWr. No experience
| necessary Wrtc for large lt-ouurr hot-
| us their orders. LarE" regular profits
| easy Address lirisCra sales company CI9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

FOR SALE on TVApE-wcu cstatllshoi
buslupss Leaving city. WIN tako good
ear in exchange for Same. can Cedar
l4S2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
OIL LANDS AND LEASES, -.
ncCuecn. Arkansas

Ioo-l.a STEEL TANK. standard rig.
$500. can Usage 72l9-J.
VALUABLE LEASES near drilling. well
for sale. Usage 6737
FOR SALE Northeast Of northwest OF
section %, township 6, range :, Seminole
county, departmental, years 10 run.
Mako "ff"r address box 6d-E, care world.
HAVE for drilling contract. i.OOo~ acres
south Of Chandler. five pine lines and
railroad through land, close to large gas
ser. j. J.. Powell. Bcntonvll", AK.
WhNTED-Ou spectators. All eyes are
on this soctlon of the west coast q
Florida, absolutely tho best geological re-
ports ever made ON. any section Is now
on fiIe In all oil offices. The large oil
companies are securing leases rapidly,
drilling starts soon. have 50, 600 acres
unlor lease Am open for any reasonable
proposition which will insure drilling with
iu q reasonable length OF time Write
quick Let's get started oil is here; let's
get IT, Address W. s. webb box 736 Tar
pom Springs Fla.
WNNTEp-Up to 100 barrels production
In Bartlesville or similar sand W. J..
hartley. 7Os Hotel Tulsa,
ROYALTY company organizing wants man
to take interest. 200 TO s., 900 ro-
quircd 2oj Unity Bdg
STOCK In producing oil company fo-
Dodge car, no junk. ala Security
Bidg,
wANTEp-up to 900 barrels production.
torr"d. Give location and ful. details.
OwnorS only viii be considered and an in
formation strictly confidential. Address
box S3-E. care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
idi Bnd,r this h,asins mgN bs paid In as,ane,

TULSA SEEMING MACHINE EXCHANGE.
We have the largest assortment Of used
machines in town, We ser on easy terms
No \. Main, psaEe 237o.
FOR SALE sewing machine. rug, iron
bed, complete Three Persian Kittens
1912 South Detroit. Phone Usage 75Oc.
FOR SALE-Fumed oak duofoik, oak
porch swing, Kitchen table. Osago
L--l Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

40 TRADE FOR groceries HnsN ..,v
state $500 equity tn lN". ..t
new house. Modern, at ...l L1. '-.
phone Osare 7O2G. Address on N.'. '"''
street Tulga G. ". MrstrtI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

FOR SAI.E-Comb honey. quality brand
from producer. Case ~ ~ five pound
rHils 50, SIX 10 pound pals, $50; T. O. b
Dinero, cash with order. Reference, First
National Bank. Hccyille, Texas. L. G.
Goodwin, Dinero, Texas.
CAkEs Of quality, angel food. mahogany
and Lady Baltimore Usage G9hl-Rs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
EXCHANor-rrsL ESTATE
OFfICE.srORr rOIIpv,,

REAL ESTATE TO TRADE
Farms, ranches, Scott CO., Arh.i for reg,
idepces. income property. mcrChal" '., h.,
propositions considered. For sa. 4"
trade, Kemp Laud Co.. WalIr-n- N.A-
TO EXCHANGE-Fiv -Five-room, nnd,rI
house and extra good lot ln i'.- .''
district In Dallas Texas, for Wna"fN iN.,
room bungalow In Tulsa. AS seaIi'N
Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

WNNTEN "HtfIWer- I'm CT07n'ng hUHTn0HR. J.
one who can handle Ford delivery or
Hoffman press Don't answer unless you
have money and mean business Osaso
g7J7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

HAVE GOOD HOUSE at C'sromor". .H'.
VIII trade for suburban grocery Iu
late model ear as first payment
Usage .26s
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-02
D. c. II. S. GRADUATED 81
Closing Exercises of County High
School Interesting

Thirty ne pupils were graduated
from the county high school at Chap
man. DR.. Bower Of Salina gave the
baccalaureate address and F. M. Lewis
Of Emporia the commencement ad-
dress. The graduates were:
Earl Albers, Albert Bear, Newell
Bert, Percy Carlson. Joe Carroll
Luella Cobb, Julia Cushing, Bessie
Baglen. Blanche Freeman, Leslie Fun
ston, Emma Gommels, Kate Hassler
Clara Higdon, Ellna KilgOre, Ruth
Knight, Hattie Mae Kilpatric, Ralph
Latzke, Albert Lindlar, Ralph Loudon
Margaret MahOney, Aubrey Miller
Katherine Murrison, Dale Peterson
IYarold Peterson, Oornflia Ryan,
Ralph Scherer, Harold Sheets, Leo
Shepard, Alfred Shrouf, Dorothy
Winteroth, Roland Wuthnow.
The alumni association elected: Ira
Koogle, PRESIDENT Walter wilkins
vice president; Edna 10y, secretary
Joe Frazier, sergeant-at-arms. Henry
Delker captain, captain Of baseball
team was reelected
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-02
MADE A FINE RECORD
Garfield Pupils Were Right on the JoD
During Year

The record Of the Garheld schoo
in attendance during the year was
the best ever made in that buiiains
The average attendance for the puiiu,
ing was 1896 per cent; in the siAtn
grade, Miss Lesher's room, IL was
9s. so and 4S pupils were not taruy
during the entire school year. Inc
following pupils WERE perfect IN a'.
tendance. neither tardy nor absen'
during the year: Dean McClintlck'
Francis Johnson, Elbert Wells' Roy
Lancaster, Orville Bishop, Opal coop
or Dorothy Atwood, Kenneth wat
son. Russell Huston, Mort Smith, Ce-
cola Lifts. Ruberta Campbell. :,
These were absent only one nan
dow. Lawrence Elwick, Helen Coul-
son. Laurine Sutton, Fergus Mera'
Tinnean Tudor, Clifford Goodwin.
The grades throughout the year
b.ye made a fine record for efficiency
The teaching force has been excep-
tionallv capable and the excellent as
cinline and behavior of the little foiks
in the May fete and the musicat en-
tortainment at the theatre gave evil
dance of the fine influence OF tne
teachers of the Garfield, Lincoln ana
Mckinley schools who have cooper
ated in every effort for the school
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-02
MANY LIKE THIS IN ABILENE
Similar Cases Being Published In
Each Issue

The following case is but one Of
many occurring daily in Abilene. 1t
is an easy matter to verify 1t. You
cannot ask for better proof. Ask
your neighbor!
j. w. Abbott, foreman at grain
elevator, 400 S. w. Fourth street,
says: II was in bad shape with my
kidneys and back year ago. My
back was sore and lame and sharp,
cutting pins would catch me when l
bent over. The kidney secretions
were scanty and irregular in action.
They were highly colored and heav-
fly laden with sediment. / often
had attacks of dizziness and usually
felt worn out. / was all In when l
began taking Doan's Kidney Pills.
This remedy did me good from the
start. My back soon stopped aching,
my kidneys became strong and reg
ular In action and three boxes Of
Doan's entirely cured me. / have
felt fine ever since Doan's made the
cure. I recommend them to all suf-
ferers from kidney trouble"
Gee, at all dealers. mil
burn Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo, n. 7.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-02
FINISHED TAX REVISION
Commissioners Added 100000 Il
Assessed Valuation

The county commissioners nave
finished their session as a board OF
equalization. They added about
$500. 900 to the assessed valuation OF
the county. In all but two town
ships the valuations placed by the
assessors received a horizontal IN
cr,/se on various classes OF articles
and stocks Of merchandise, etc, II
the towns were revised as to values
where It was believed necessary. I'VE
have tried to be fair to everybody,
said Commissioner Funk. "and want
ed merely to make every taxpayer
get the same treatment as all others
The board had no intention or get
ting anything but justice. we must
raise certain taxes and all should bear
the same proportion. If any persons
feel aggrieved they may come belore
the board during three days next June
of which notice is given and we snail
give careful attention and do what Is
fair"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-02
PLAGUE OF cuTw0RM MOTHS
Millions Of Millers Have Invaded the
City

City
The whole miller family seems to
have arrived In Abilene, but such Is
not the case, for according to all re-
ports the little pests are flying
around In every part Of the state
and they are said to be more numer'
Gus in thte west part Of the state
than here. But there are plenty OF
them-some few million-in Abilene
and vicinity.
The miller is technically a cut
worm moth. After gaining entrance
to house 1t will hide In dark places
and In the folds of garments during
the day. frequently staining the wall
paper. curtains, and running expen-
sive gowns.
Every effort should be made to
keep It out Of the house. II porch
or hall light is left burning the moths
will be attracted to the screen door
and will gain entrance to the mouse
when the door is opened.
The moth is the adult OF the com
mon cutworm, so numerous in fields
Of alfalfa and other crops this spring
The mild winter was favorable Tor
these worms. The moths will lay
eggs on the stems Of grasses and al
falfa. The cutworm which will hatch
may be expected to appear IN large
numbers about the first week In July
unless checked by climatic conditions
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-02
SEES SMALL FRUIT CROPS
o. r. Whitney Says II Will Be Mea-
ger In Kansas

Apples? Only few. Peaches
Hardly one. Small fruits! Very
scarce.
This, in brief, tells the story of
this seasons fruit crop In Kansas,
according to o. f. whitney, secre-
tary of the State Horticultural So
ciety. The apple crop, with the ex-
ceptiOn Of a few struggling speci-
mems, will be limited to the lower
valley Of the Arkansas river, In the
southern part of the state, where there
will be about % per cent normal pro-
duction. The crop is failure In
northeastern Kansas where heavy pro-
duction usually is reported.
"The Easter and subsequent freezes
proved too much for the budding
fruit" said Secretary Whitney. mot
since 1907 was the early spring
weather so severe"
Although 1t has been many years
since Kansas produced real peach
crop, growers should not become dis
coura ged, Mr.. whitney said. for the
cycle Of years in which the winters
are mild is due to appear soon. In
1915 the peach crop was fairly good,
according to the records. Since then
about all the peaches consumed In
this state have been shipped In from
outside.
"Cast your bread upon the waters
by planting a few peach trees Mr..
Whitney advised. "Some day you
will be richly rewarded. When Kan
sas aagin begins to. produce peaches
there should be few trees ON which
to hang the possible fruit"
In northeastern Kansas, according
to latest reports reaching the horti-
cultural society, the blackberries and
raspberries promise a fairly good
crop. In the rest Of the state berries
will be a minus quantity.
Strawberries-the home grown var
iety-probably will be scarce on the
markets, at least in the sections OF
the state affected by the recent dry
weather. In other parts of the state
where there has been more moisture
there will be partial crop, according
IN MFR Whitney.