The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-04
Oklahoma

NORMAN Dee s-More than one
fifth Of the students Of the Univerflty of
Oklahoma are either totally or partially
self-supportlng, according to Information
at tho registrars office, compiled by 6.
f.. wadsaek. assistant registrar THIS
Information Is based upon the number Of
students working while attending school
and also during vacations Wsdsack SAID.
MIAMI. Dec s--Mumbling his fears
that the Kg-Klux Khan would harm him.
o. Brsntley. 40 years Of age, who lives
near Quapsw. was found IN q mudhole
near Fairland yesterday afternoon. He
was brought to Miami and was in
dared condition today Physicians who
saw him expressed a belief that he was
at least temporarily unbalanced.
puRANT, Dec. s--Bleven-year-o!d
!. c. Gunter. st.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J c. Gunter. OF this city, Is in the hos
pitsl with = broken leg after being run
over ts speeding motor car driven by
an unknown man here. The driver did
not stop after striking the boy, but
speeded up and left the city without his
identity being learned.
KEgFIsHER Dec. 8--Thers will be
g general wolf hunt near here TUESDAY,
when citizens will gather at the Joe
Fisher farm to make a clean up Of the
predatory animals
munity was visited by one OF the heaviest
rains Thanksgiving day experienced m
this county for many months. For about
an hour the rata fell In torrents ana
roads and small streams were flood Of
running water.
OKLAHOMA CITY Dec s--Many re-
quests have been received at the state at
torney- generals office for Information SIS
to the result of the vote by which the
sula bonus amendment - the state
constitution was defeated in the recent
general election. Most Of them are from
points out Of the state.
CUSHING. Dec. s.-Plans are progress
sing for the state poultry show 10 be held
here December to 10 by the Oklahoma
state Poultry federation. Fowls from all
parts of the state will be on exhibition,
and several prominent poultry fancieTs
viii deliver addresses on various phases
Of the industry.
ALTUs, Dec. jackson county has
retained It's lead In the number Of bales
according TO an official report received
here A total Of 32,376 bales were ginned
to that date. Tiilman county was
second according to the report, with 90
225 bales ginned.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. "a plan to
bring about close cooperation between
counties and the state to war on tuber-
culosis among cattle Is to he inculcatnd
in q proposed law which tho state board
session Of the Legislature. according to
John A. Whitehu'st. president OF the
board.
gAPULPA, Dec. 3.--Cotton In Creek
county has been seriously damaged this
year by the boil weevil. 1t was shown by
an official report. There were 1905
bales counting round bales as half,
armed lu The county from the 1929 crop
prior TO November l. as compared with
l31n bales ginned before the same date
last year.
SALTWATER. Dec. 3--Seven head Of
hereford cattle have been entered by the
oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical
college in the fat cattle show OF the
international Livestock exposition at
Chicago which opened yesterday. Among
the Oklahoma entries will be the steer
sensation" n winner at several state
fairs and e contender for honors at the
frerican royal livestock show IN Kansas
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