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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
MUST SUE TO GET HIS PAY
Misunderstanding Causes Many to
Refuse 10 reimburse Collector.

Special TO The world
pAWHt SKA, Aug 13.-Owing TO
the circulation OF an erroneous re-
port the city scavcngcr has several
hundred dollars Of unpaid bills on
his hands while his expenses for
teams and men go on. Under the
city ordinance ne Ia allowed to col
lect from the citizens from 81 to IS
n month for the removal Of garbage
and trash. The city pays for MOTH
ing in the garbage line.
\ report lined currency to the
effect that the city pays all garbage
bills and that the housewife has
only to place the garbage in the
alley. The housewives. several hun
dred of them, thereupcn refused to
pay the dollar fee.
The scavcnger. w. w. Long. ap-
pealcd to the city for aid in collect
ing thcse bi'Is. hut was told that the
law was his only recourse. lie would
have to enter separate suit for each
dolicr account Tho matter was
discussed at the chamber Of com
mcrce meeting and publicity is he
ing given to the status of the gar
bage collector.
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The Best Argument
Yet Rcceired

on Editor The Tuls World; My
Dear Mr.. rcck--l am enclosing you
herewith "A copy Of letter written on
the oil tariff and other subjects TO
the Hon. James :. Wadswurth. Jr.,
senator from New York by oscar
j. Smith Of Sow York city which
contains some considerable breakfast
food for thought and II YOU wish to
use any part Of il for your Sunday
ur other edition tor copy all ~ II
II Nuu W!ehl you are at perfect lih-
crty To do 80. Mr.. smith is interest
ing himself on behalf Of the indie
pendent producer and without doubt
his efforts win accomplish something
hctu" he IS through Yours very
truly BERT l.. SMITH.
GLcttcrhCad)
Assembly chamber G9cOl state
OF Sew York, ll5 broadway;
NEW YORK. Aug ., l92l-Uon
James W WadSworth, Jr.
senate Office Building Washing
ton, u. &.
NV Dear senator Tho policy Of
the republican party has always been
to protect our Industries against the
importation OF cheap products from
o'hcr Countries. To-day our indie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
FROST REPORTS
STEADY WHEAT
Market Is Comparatively
Stationary Up to the
Final Hour

CHfCAGu. Aug. i3..-Rcports of
front iu the uorthwcst put firmncss
into the otherwise steady wheat
market today prirca closed barely
firm, 80 10 3-4c net higher with
September at fi.2iI-i 10 {l2A1-2
and December {i2G to fk2Gl4
Corn closed unchanged 20 a shade
lower with September al 80 5-Sc TO
30 B. &c while oats lust -ic to 1-2c.
III" wheat market remained com
patativoly stationary up to the final
hIlt hour when there was a little
ilurt} duo ip short covering.
Reports that Germany had pur-
chas'd bO0.O0O bushels uf corn ap-
pHrcuuy had little effect OIL that
market 1H December corn again
touched ils lowest mark OF the SEA-
son
oats lacked support and the mar
kct remained dull up to the last
hour when there was briof de
maud for spot oats ana the cash
offering, displayed Il slightly stead o.
Ter tone.
Provisions averaged slightly high
"r and closed steady
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Broken ArrOlp Briefs

Among the realty deals of inter
est for the wcok was the purchase
10y W. W. Walton of the property In
the south part of town which was
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed nur-
dcrs until their recent removal 10
Dewey. whcro MIR Borders is en-
gagged In the operation OF "A filling
station
A delegation OF Modern WoOdmon
composed OF q. s. Walker, Il A.
Waringford. ]. II, Mitchell, Bon
officer, George bradshaw. Lewis
Fisher and RAstus Schullcr went TO
Cowcta Wednesday night To- assist
the camp at that place in coutctrins
degrees on n number of new m"m-
bcrs.
There was an unusual occurrouc"
OF two funerals the same afternoon
at the Christian church Wednesday
Following the ohseQuios at . o'clock
for WIN Ghormley, a former lirul>ru
Arrow resident whose death oc-
CURED at Duncan Monday. services
were conducted at p. m. for Mary
Louise Matthews, ngcdll, daughter
Of Mr and Mrs r j, Matthews.
whose death occurred early Tuesday
morning following short Illness
Young girls Of the SUNDAY school
acted as pallhoar"rs for tNcir little
friend and Rcv. :. II. hug'omNcr
conducted the services. lutrrm"nt
followed at Park Grove cemetery.
Rev. w. II. Foster Of Muskogn", a
former pastor Of the family. con
ductcd the GhormlCy funeral
The Sunday evening union scrN-
ices for this week will he held in
the Christian church with Rev. c.
NJ. walker pastor - the l'1pilst
church, I'm the pulpit, For the sun
day morning services announcement
is made that gospel team from the
Tulsa Methodist church will conduct
the Ii O'Clock scrviCcs FOR the con-
grcgation uf the First NJ T.. church,
In the absence OF the pastor, ltoN.
l.. II. Corning who is on his Naca-
tion. This service will hc held I'm
the auditorium of the grade school
building NyiHtinE minister Is cN.
pcctrd tu occupy the pulpit AT tn"
NJ f.. church. South, In tn" absence
OF tho pastor Rev. O. w Gru"r.
who rs accepting an invitation to
occupy the pulpit at tn" Roston
Avenue NJ r.. church both sunday
morning and evening. Rcv. =. II
Anglomyer, pastor announces the
usual services al the christian
church at II a. IN Rev g. r.
/ Kerr, pastor, announces Tho Nrau-
! tttudcs" as the subject for the morn
. ing sermon at the Presbyterian
! church. Rev. q, NJ. walker, pastor
/ of the Baptist church, announces the
Irregular morning services, Rev,
Joseph Torli22i, pastor, will conduct
the usual services At the Assembly
Ot Cod both Sunday morning and
evening There will he only on,
service AT Emmanuel luthcrar
church, conducted 10y the pastor
Rev. II X. SChaaf. starting at II
O'Clock.
Another stretch of paving on IN,
Albert PIKE highway bctweer
Broken Arrow and Tulsa has bcer
opened for traffic, making II nov
possible to come from Tulsa az IA
, out az the county farm on tho high
2 way, which IL practically the half
way point beaweeu the two towns
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the seller. There were also many
discuss.
Ono-half Of per cent on each
and every turnover Of commodities
IN the United states from the pro-
Queer TO the ultimate consumer
would Yield the revenue necessary TO
replace the excess profits and other
Objectionable income taxes ana
would not be a burden. More than
all, the tax would be paid when In
cured and not hang over the tax
payers head at the ycar-cnd Ike a
sword VI Damoclcs
OF course, ! understand that under
the policy Of executive supremacy
inauguratcd by MIR. Cleveland. per
fcCtcd by Mr.. Roosevelt, multiplied
many fold by MIR. Wilson and inher-
itcd to some extent by Mr.. Harding,
10 Is "A hard matter for a republican
senate to go against the wishes or
the president, but | submit that
halt must be called some day II our
representative republican form OF
government w TO be preserved. The
legislative branch must not be sub
servient and must not be ovcr-ridden
by the executive. IL must remain
supreme In It's sphere.
While | am personally Interested
In a few Of the small oil companies
independent producors) in Okla
homa and Texas. the fact does not
blind me at all to tho situation as IL
cxists The Independent producer Is
entitled 10 tho protection he asks as
a matter ~ right and In accordance
with tho long established policy of
thc republican party.
without hurdoning you with
mass OF figures In support OF my po-
sition. commend tho foregoing TO
your thoughtful consideration.
Yours very truly,
OSCAR J. SMITH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
Another Wildcat .SrOiring

ELDotADO. Kan, Aug. l3.-Thc
second wildcat test hit the big pay
late @day In the well OF Brennon
and WILSON on the Lucas farm on
lot %, 627-S. eastern Butler county
Late in the afternoon when the drill
crs were going ahead, "A gaA sand
estimated from $4,000, 900 to 10000.
oOO cubic feet was encountered at
2,Gi0 feet There was no warning
that the tools were near the pay. and
when the sand was scratched the
tools were blown out of the hole.
After the great flow Of gas con-
tinucd to rush from the well for
nearly two hours, a fine spray Of oil
started coming from the top OF the
casing. the gas pressure having
drilled tn" well in. Late tonight the
flo Of oil was rapidly increasing and
1t Is believed by morning great
oil gushor viii be flowing. TN roar
ur the gas is SO great that 1t can
hc heard for more than two miles.
The strike IN one OF the biggest OF
its Kind ever recorded in the Kansas
fields
Tho roar Of the gas and the report
OF bringing in the well has attracted
many from here and despite tho
nearly impossible roads because OF
tho finch rain this afternoon, scores
Of oil men are about the well.
Tho operators were expecting to
encounter the big pay any timc. The
siN.iuch casing had been set few
lays ago. \ light show OF oil was
found in tac test at 2,29O feet.
\ later report Of this we'll informs
us that h Is good for about 3 900
barrels having made 500 barrels in
-Four hours, and is still increasing.
All reports are sim indefinite how
ever,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
BOND ELECTION POSTPONED
Error Involves Itcordination and
New Advertising.

Special 20 The World.
PAWHUSKA. Aug. l3.-The elec-
tion for the issuance OF s366,OOO
city bonds for the extension OF pub
lie utilities has been postponed from
August 23 to September 6. II was
found necessary to pass new reso-
lutlons and advertise 1t anew.
Some opposition to this bond IS
sued is said 20 have arisen among
residents OF the Prudom addition.
who declare that bonds for new
school building IN that addition
should have been Incorporated in
the proposed issue. Members OF the
school BOARD declare that satisfac, ,
tory options could not be secured
for the half-block site for the school
and that definite action has been
postponed. The Pawhuska chamber
" commerce has a body passed rcso-
lutiuus in favor OF the issue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
BUILD PITTSBURG EXTENSION
X. -. 4 q. Ia Make Several Improve
mcnts as Result of Argument.

MIAMI, Aug. 13.-That the CON
troversv some months ago between
the Frisco and the X. o. K @. rail
roads was n blessing In disguise Is
now apparent from the fact that
the latter road has announced its
purpose to build an extension of it's
line to Pittshurg, kan, SO that it,
through trains can pass from Mus
kogee to Kansas City by way of
Miami.
This arrangement Is to he COM
pletcd by the first of next year. and
Will give this city greatly improved
service to Kansas City and 81, Louis.
The company also contemplatcs
building an extension of its road to
Lawton, whore spur will connect
it with the Kansas City Southern
railroad.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

II YOU are not willing TO eat the poets Of
fruit and vegetables and the husks of
grain 81 as 20 get sufficient quantity u
organic Iron for your blood, Hs uatur" In
tended on shonld 10. then YOU should eat
ach. carrots and baked apples and rein
force th"m from time to time with a little
Fgaulc ron. which YOU can obtain from
your druEgist undN the name ~ NuNatcd
Iron.
NuNatrd Iron represents organic I'm such
highly concentrated form that ono dose
Of II Is estimated 10 be approximately
equivalent Gin organic iron COutenN to
eating half a quart OF spinach. ONE quar-,
Of green vegetables or four larg" applcs,
It's liz" taking extract OF he"f instead u
eating pounds OF meat, NuNtfol Iron Is
particularly pr"digCstod md ready Tor al
most Immediate absorption and ussimila-
tion hy the blood Will" metallic iron Is
iron Just as IL comes from the action OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
REVISION OF HOSPITAL PLAN
Still Uncertain as to Details of Its
Management.

Special to Tho world.
PAWIUSkA, Aug. 13,-Plans for
the city hospital have been revised
10 come under $4,000, The capacity
has also been increased to 30 beds.
The city commissioners are Consid-
cring the matter of manage ment,
whether to operate it or to lease II
for Il period of years.
The hospital committee Of the
chamber of commerce will meet with
the city commissioners Monday in
final conference on plans.
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Total ...,..1,3i5,s40 l.31i,240
nnIIN ANrrnge GrONs rrnImctIOn.

H. T.. steel, secretary of the Ma
tional lnd'prnden, on Mems ASSOC
citation. referring to the above fig
urcs, says;
Il would not give these figures
any Crcdouco. Personally | am OF
thc opinion that the mid-continent
ficld is of from $1,000 TO $4,000
barrels per day from Mays Uhis
year, production.
Until "" receive tho actual runs
from all gathering stations In this
state We viii then get the facts:
until then, your guess is as good as
that OF the American Petroleum In
atitut". We must have the actual
receipts Of all gathering stations
and should work to secure this sys-
ten.
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Stricken by Paralysis.

NU00IHT 10 INe WUTTI,
OkEMAII, Aug. 13.--Mrs. Mary
Station, ~ years old, died suddenly
here Thursday Mrs. Slattcn was
stricHen while at the dinner table.
paralysis being the cause of her
death. The deceased is the grand
mother OF j A. storms, a merchant
Of Okemah and the mother OF Mrs.
Zen woodward Of Morse. lntermcnt
was made at Okcmah Thursday aft
eTuOon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
oil Transportation Tax
Eliminated

The following was received from
Washington late last night. II will
benefit owners Of small pipelines. as
well as tn" larger lines and will save
approximately per cent In trans
portation charges.
After hard fight tax on trans
portation of oil was eliminated today
from revenue bill. Bill will be intro
duccd Monday night
Signed n. \. Chandler, NJ. c."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
Guffcy-GiHespie Brings in
Good One Near Burbank

Tho Guffey-Gillespie (Tidal-
osagc) brought In a good producer
near Burbanks yesterday in the
southeast corner Of the southwest OF
30-27-6, making between 1900 and
l,"OO barrels the first IA hours
after being shot with 100 quarts at
II depth of 2.g17 feet. topping the
sand at .,S7l feet.
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Liberty Central Trust Company vs.
Gilliland OIL Company, United
States District Court, Western Dis.
trict of Louisiana,

Ntice Is hereby given 70 all creditors
and stockholders ~ the Glliland OH com o.
pany and otht- persons In interest that a
h hea ring VIII be had at Shreveport Louis
lana, before Honorable George whitfield
Court, on Thursday, August 18TH, 1921, at
eleven o'clock q. IN. on the application ot
the undersigned receivers for the appro-
val and decree 20 be rendered pursuant
thrcto on the tentative agreement with
the Foster Oh Company. copy OF which has
been served on creditors and StucNnoiderF.
Signed. !. sattortnwait y u Hurley.
George -. HaIr, Receivers Gilliland OH
company,
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Another Rig One
in Mexico

The Continental-Me has 50,-
O00-barrcl we'll on lot i6l Amatlan
md this ~ rather more pleasing
news to the oil men Of the mid
continent because this company was
organized by Il. A. Spcrry formerly
connected with the CUR I'm the But
Ter county Kansas. field. and Mr..
Spcrry was very popular with all
who knew him. He went to Calf
fornia from here and organized tho
above company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

NEW YouK Aug. l3 rrimc mcrcon.
tile paper GOV exchange Irregular
stcriint tO.dsy bills and commercial 60
day bills on hr nlts S61A commercial 90
day bills 3,Cih. demand 3CGh; cables
BOON
Francs Demand 7se. cables 7Sob.
Marks demand ttp. cables i.l6h.
Greece Demand b.b2.
Swedcn-pemaud 20 YS.
korway--Demand ~ 10
Argentine Demand 2p.3T.
BraEiliAn--bomand 1850.
Muntrohl--iO per cent discount.
Bonds -Govornmont irregular; railroad
steady.
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NEW YpWK, Aug ~ cotton Heeh oil
was fenturcless with prices showing a
dragging tendency iu the absence "t new
buytng Incentive. Closing bids were Ia
10 points net lawor for leading deliveries.
Sales coo barrels. Prime crude 81 90
nominal; prime summer yellow spot SO
September $50. December $50, March
81 bs, all hid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

NEW YORK, Aug. 49, The actual con
dItion Of clearing houro banks and trus
companies for the week shows that the,
hold SIS. So3 $50, reserve In rNCrsa OF lcEh
rrouirpurnts This iS decrease ~ 81
e.C9lO from last week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
Estimates Daily Acreage
CrHde OH Production

Tho American Petroleum 1nsti-
tutc estimates that the daily aver
ago gross crude oil production in
the United StHtcs for the week
ending August was l.315,si0 bar
rels, as compared with l,3li2I0
barrels ~ the preceding week. an in
crcHs. Of 1900 barrels
DAILY ADVANCE PRODUCTIONS.
IL,Lnurnu L. HnrrnIn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
NEW TOWN IN llMELlGHT
IIay Creek Takes Place IN Events i'y
pciug Scene of burglary.

enocial 10 Tho W0TTd-
pAWHUSkA, NuS. I"--' ''aF
creek hitherto unnamed except TO
SncaI oil field workers and nearby
.paae towns, has come into promi-
nence by the robbery of three newly
s,ah,ished business concerns In that
DIace, the New Home cat", the
psaee P'ave' Mercantile house and the
D%Sana hotel Thursday. II Is the
st,iament OF oil workers In the
u,csman camp of the Burbank oil
pool. - T. \ioor, t,yo
bovs employed at the Roxana motel
wcre lodged IN the county lah mere
today as suspects.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

NEW york. Aug IA Liberty bonds
closed: siss, $3.50; First -. Sa.IG Soc.
ond ~. $3.50; First ihs, S7.ei. Second
ANS, s7.fs, Third 4hs eis6; Fourth ihS
$3.50. Victory SAs SS72, Victory AVS.
QS.7t
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MUSK iElS--For horoism 'wo
Oklahoma miners are in line Tor tho
giving of medals and two others
viii be remembered to their sur
vlying relatives AZ the mine rescue
meet In 81 Louis September !.2,
It was announced AT the hcadquar-
tcrs here of the United Mine Work
ers. The first two saved a fellow
worker from clcctrocLtion and the
others lost their lives In the spring
of last year I'm the attempt TO save
miner from a gas explosion.
ANApAllkO--D During fire here
Friday Raymond Law and Larry
MoCullum were seriously injured
when the truck which they were rid
Ing cullidcl with an auto driven
by an unknown woman. u. p
Lower. driver OF the truck, was not
hurt. Physicians say both will re-
cover.
FAlRVIEW - This city's new
S9o,0 600 sewer system lS being test -
od out this week, say officials OF tho
construction company.
BLNCkWE -- \ stable on
wheel passed through here Thurs
day conveying two registered PAGERS
rom i,aII'N' l'NaH' To Mlnil'ld'
NH,l W's equipped with pad
dcd stalls ana every convenience tor
'"' ""'N'"'
ANADARKO-.F Fircburs are be
H'N'I To- nave ser i,o 10 m" huS-
hvF0 "u''u'nE "i g u. ''usI'S hcr"'
Nu',h "uth'u ''lu'N hn'hllE. TWO
lu,NS ana an "'''lh'''le were lost
III INC I"ii'9'
~ l''ElL.- The '.iNs swimming
P"'I mas J"SI '''h ''lnn'l'l ana
"P'u nc" IN llISt 'IAe~ Sh'p'. Ih'
S'o' was 'uIl %! popular S"hS'llp-
roh'
.,,,,,,
INIIII+N!l All Growers her" say
aud predict bumper crop OF tur-
ulpS IN lhlS section.
GEM ENT 1t is announced hat
the presidential nomination of VIII
liam II Mckenzie for postmaster al
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CHICAGO, Aug. IS Potatoes strong.
Receipts ~ cars; Jeraey irish cohhlcrs.
sacked and hulIS faStWi.lO cwt, Idaho
hulk i3Gb1275 cwt; Kansas early ohins
y21bu9OO rwt.
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NEW ORLEANS Aug. l3-Cotton
Spot quiet and unchanged Salrs on M
spot 2gb bales. 10 arrive t5e Low mid
dilhg, siO.3S; middling, ft2l3; middling
sisiS. Receipts ana stock later.
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KANSAS ClTY. Aug. l3.-Whrat Cash
No hard ti.linl.23, No. rcd tsG',
Corn No. 2 white tGc. No yellow
soc. No. yellow tshc.
Oats-No. 2 white SSHc; No, mixed
12u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
Are You Still Going Strong at so?
Full Of Life and Energy No?
Then Eat More Spinach and Carrots with Organic Iron
to Help Give You Rich, Red Blood and Revtalze
Your WOrnOut Exhausted Nerves

Y0U CANNOT BE STRONG AND WELL WITHOUT PLENTY OF IRON IN
IOUR BLOOD Without blood change
living tissue and therefore nothing does
do not get sufficient strength and Of il.
Thousands weak
ainG all the while SuSPECTlNG
CAUSE OF THEIR TROUBLE.
IN YOUR GOD
AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

OKLAHOMA CtrY, Aug. ia-Cettle
RECEIPTS 200 Stoers steady fi00n77t
cows and hclfors Sa.OGmb2l; calvos s. .6f
ESQ; stocl,ors aUd tccdeta 81 3.50fr $50.
Hogs R"ceipN zoo. Steady, top 800
hnlk IL 40 n D 60
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

NEW YORK, Aux i3-Cotton Spo
quiet. middling Il32o.
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kANSAN tIIY, AUr- IL Nuttor and
ogPs unchanged. Poultry Broilrrs cent
lower. 20 cents; hens unchanged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

FORT WORTH, Texas. Aug. % Cattle
Receipts 900. Hervo4 s. 10 0G.2b, ,
,tockers $4,000 100, cows and hciferH
$4,000 90. yearlings 81 GOAT 90
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In the Oil Fields

roNrrnrrn rnoM pnEcEnlNn rAaEl
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Preparations are be
Ing made to hold the largest town
ship fair in this part of the state.
WRshita and Barnitz townships
have combined and. with the coop
Grafton uf business men and farm
ers, Butler liz assured OF having n
plcndid fair for their ixth annual
effort. Dates have been sct for
October 6-S.
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KANSAS CITY Aug. i3.-Potatoc
slightly lower, Si.6Od1.sb.
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CHGCKASIIA More

CilICkASlIA-- More shan 100
thickasha business men were guests
of the county federation Of farm
women Friday at a picnic In the
county park. This tx the first time
In the history OF GRADY county that
the farm women have entertained
the city merchants
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

MAblLL-J A. Grccumau, prom
incnt farmer and stockman Of Mar
shall county, VAS shot and almost
instantly Killed ON the main street
of this town Friday night by Harry
Thompson. cattlemau of wood
vile. No cause Is given for tho
murder but the men are known to
have been at outs for some time.
Thompson is held without bonds.
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State Briefs

POTEAU-NollownR the killing
Saturday morning OF Vcptun G.. Io-
gan, Summcrfield constable, at
hlH store In that town. Leo MattoN
20 wears old, man carrier, surrcu-
dcrcd To the sheriff and assumed
the blame. Logan Is said to have
been active against the liquor ttaf-
fic. II was only Friday when chief
Of Police Qunlls was shot in an AT
tempt to arrest Walton James. an
Indian, whose wounds proved fatal
To the red man. but Qualls cX-
p"ctcd to recover.