The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 15, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1020
MOVABLE SCHOOL
PROVES SUCCESS
Farmeri Tk Dwp in
terest in Work of Farm
Demonstrators.
PUREBREDS FAVORED
Qirll Want Kami Afnt and
Roy to Tuki' Kinl' to
Pig Club I don.
SrriSl 1 WSI ';
pi s'A CITT i k:h.. Mar. n 1 1
firrn hundred farmer attendee.
tha mn"" of th morabl hoot
Mid (rttoodh ; Ka ninty, he
. ,. w i u, thu ir;.. tag 1 1 1 ma a
So, bi mo taeaaai ol lha indartal
ina ti provad ta ihe a luiui rarm
.lenionatraMrs however a rn- mor,
imnortanl thine and thai i loa
the farmers ire re.fi v Intan - I
; -n t i the aohaol mai at Mie yarlou
Mints, their whs na iit "f I
,n advance arhaiber tbara would ba
oi) farmers pre- til r none at .1'
The movable ncltnol was IhjS ld
, f k Marklsnd. district au in f
hp inited tatna dapartmatil of
eartoultura, has n ooutiflai un
,i.r hia lurladletlim. Ha has ba
licvnl ihat aoinc of the Idea iiaad
m the mora noriht'rn state nartlcu.
in Wlteonoln and Michigan,
uui.l nmvp baneflClal .11 Working
amon the farmer In Oklahoma,
r,i h decided la mat." th a I tempi
in Kat in. v. d tka movabla
a iir.,. was the ttral n the unwriim
to iniuifurated Kir hia nasis'
,h ba h.l tn IWo K.iv count
farm damowatffttar, C S Heredlta
..f Ponea One ami ' K Rlddall of
Bla ll well.
Tka facuUv of Ihe school moved
ihi Mom wuii 'he aohaal itaalf,
ualnl automobile for transport!, -ilen.
and the school wn In session
four day, one day enrh n' Kuw
.'i v. Kildare. Hraninn anil Tonka-
The opening cum ai tvaw
with hi Iras' 11 hiimlreil farm-
nreeent. When convenient, the
faeiiliv membera mt onlv talked
ihrv aavc demonstration.
The organization of livestock
rltmi and httfroaad breedera aaao
rlatlona anil the discussion of bow
u t tandafdUM) the cattle lp thla
,r .-v w'ere prominent features of
agon dav'a schnil. An n.-s.irln'lrm
uu firmed 111 Ksw City nrd the
members Mrdrd Ihemaelvea to eat
Here In First W oman
Collector of Customs
Mr, Ratrlle CMIIar,
Mi- F.Htella v OoHler has kaoti
nomad bj Praaldani WUaoa oollaolor
ol rtiatoma atid Intarnal rayanua f
Id ih. 1 mi. 1 Utah n'h- is the flrai
woman ayor to ba anpointad to 'tnt
poal Ma f prominent In L'taJi and
is obalrntan of Ihi damooinatl atom
ana atate voflMnlltaa She Wfta
choaan from a flald uf aaranU mala
apptloMla
TO BUILD SCHOOL "Y"
ItA "mi t iiiffa . ri 11 a. .1 for 1 11. . 1
-in i.i DklahaMM Iflanaatlofl
III r.it I lilHH'
a,iM i to Th ' eri.1
xni'.MAN Marek H InauUkHMn
a.i. ii.t to new offlaan Hint rAtilnet
mom be fa .uhi ia ratirmi, iffirra ii
mo L'nlramli if Oklahoma M C
.v 1 -is ptVan Ttiurada niuht at ihe
Teepee nnuee tieifpii-n l 7 nYlot-lt
huadrad and flftj anivaralty
ludenti ware lealed w.ih I'rteHileni
Atratton It. Mr. .naa Couch Iten t:
pwan and K R, Waddinf of the
t ik lahi n 1 'ay i . a i !.iti
arera atartad for ih" erect !on of a
IftttOa v M c initldlni f..i unl.
reratij atodantt it w I'kelafi
.1 h 1 na. 1 must
The wlo of (hi old M C
lota, pornar of I'niifaralty kotilaward
and BoyQi lo the alMona racantli
aiisl the pur, hiiae of .1 Baa) btlUdlnl
lti line 11. .till. ..iwibii. Ill iAIinott
ins of 11 alatawl4a ciihihiikii.
Naw offieara Inatallod Ttiarada)
M..i' arera invi.i 1: McKoarn, Poaaa
s,t. praaldani Arabia aVallaoa, Ani
law, v.i- prtaldaiitt Waldo Odan
mity iik aeoratary, en.i Joan
MonlK'nier Niiimnn, tresUTT
Krtli'lml offloiara and cmblnal
ftiembera nre Koireai Ih'rt.niKh
iiiu.' praaMantj aVaMaca Thomp.
son. chiokaaba, ice ptaaldatit; Paul
lObhMOB, i-r,n,ip.. sim rel.'ir .lot-
Benton, rktyre, ire ana rat
Drown Ardmon i'iHh'r Wuldraw,
Norman roaapb reandt. Tnlan
Hiit'i MeDermott Dtmoan; Hlgln
Oroacresaa Hauriaa: tCMtity i4iim.
kli. Hobart, and f. Dumhrrtv
1 1ltlnh11n.il t'ltv
Naa oakhial 0T era are
MaoTkMiald nklahoma Oit
Mucheii. Norman; i H iam
'...'mien T,oii,i. Oklahoma
'irmiv v.'ann. Norman, hii
Roosit r'x Fad Wan Queer
Partiality for Fttnalt
Hosirrii I nlil Jailed
PURE BREDS GAINING
Tl PEK . Kan Ma r rh 1 1 Xf
longer win "Billy " a tame rocata
heliiiiRiiiK to n realtl'iit "f Vonh
Tmincaiara of Poatoloe re Pnttlni
I no tile I Iir
Motdi Man
liaa line Ol
1i Htnus 01
nunvkar of
mada akni i
ih.. police
keen hi
T0111.I 1 .'Iikiib.. In III.'
pICklAI h..l... .11 Ihi'
paaaarab Aftdr 1.
rompl iitit had lieen
':he ImPlldanl hiril
ordered th.. awnar
eanfined
"I a 1.. . cam plalnad ha 1 ika
roeatrr p eked hi)l-a In lha . ala '
inajk." sai.i u pollcantafi who
reatldntad Mills ikdu "Aa
''atocklnaa ara not er thin., bul
mlfkiy nlfh-prlaad, lha infaranca
hi, 1 ika camplalnaata bad
auffarad pbyalaal aa weti ua titun
1 lal inj'iry
The otfi.ei aaoariainad that
"Billy" fratjuantad the atdawalk
and attaakad padaatrlana with
apura and lank Htveial women
and children ranartBd daliui'i il
1 iriaa
liny
dpii 11,
City ;
I .en
anj
'It
Iir
rv on the 'ami the Mrtlb" earn-
palfn by asobadiM aorub cattle
fur purabred arilmala. Tha K'aw
fartncra ulf.i endorae.l a plan to ae.
rare ii piiroblood male fur earh herd
of cattle In their distrt."
Wool dnwrr to Meet.
OKIAHOMA CITT, March u
Annoutieemotit of the program of
the aecond nntiual meeting of lha
Oklahoma Ktnie Sheep and Wool
Orowara aawoolatlon to ba heui at
Bnld March M and Hi liaa leen
n-aile liv Kd I'. Duakln, M-i-ri--tary
of the B'ate market eommN-
aion. Jamaa HArrla of Maorawwod,
praaldani of the aaaoclatlon, win
r.jien the conentlon with an ad
.Irean fiiher epeakera will he W. A.
Conner, Oklahoma City; Phillip
Lowery. Itltlwalar; rn-. ft, t Hum-
ley, Oklahoma City.
.ill"
k Inhonia 1 'i
WHISKY KEEPS ON GROWING
soiei liajnor MnlUpltea llaet! ami
Oycrflowa c-sie.
TOttBOO. March 14 4. o r n
whiak) that automaMoaHy multkplla
litalf without loa of ' nrla.nal
tranatth ie balm bald a" aaidanaa In
ana eaaa of two hum . , Nieho
but BvanoM and OMom Koloff, hrii
hi- the police When the men wet"
arrested two One-Mllon juiis and a
OJIiarl bottle filled with the liquor
were taken and placed In the poller
Btoreroom
Tim eualodlan found katar that
the .bottle had hurat, that the cork,
bad Mown from 'he J.ig-s and 'he
llQUOr waa Nuhhling oer the top
The overflow now asnBuatl to w.)
additional ajiitono.
TO LECTURE IN CHICAGO
Dl CMttpbltl liMll'tl 10 t.iw Sim
hui ItwnniMluM Ion Min
l)r Arihur 'umpbcll Of TVllft hM
OOVtptOd mi Invliatirin to fiVi a i
lur arifi MtnoiistHrtton ! hta oi" f
t un for noi mallrirtK thr tunalls. R
thf anniiiil nftUoniU OOnvMlMoB nt
fin mi'tiinfi imtrniMithtr rrrti "f
-'. fiir, now f 1 tt tliri'at iurffwofli In
ClitrtMgo .1 .in- 1 ;h i'riii(.',
new rOAlhod of not maliiiiiic Ihr Idl
I iM b) I'pii.iTHin ln.--lt.in nt rm ll
Hm Rltitotvd oonililftttsblt BttMil "
in ihr alF0lC4l WOfld anil h hM
btfffl aHkcd fr4urni ly fur alfMOMtl -Itdnt
n. t-)lunatloiiki. Of, t'atnti
UvU'm theory In Ihat Ihi lOtWiU,
MrtlOttlAft) In hiU1rfn. ah I Id not
M rninp unlpffH dlMMMi im ton
Mia hnv Ml Impoitntit bodily fllfl
(ion.
Thf p'-of.Tiini for ih national ton
vrnthin will hp pUbtlthM Nhorlly In
tin' mirsrtt.il Join naif . The mm n
iiirk diirinpr tni oonviittlon win be
dtvotfMl to eltnloi and the aftrrnooti!
to larturtt and dtoOUMlOflB,
riumr Nr rnnilmv
KIIMi; Maifh 14 Kmnln
Brcnin to bi nr thi t lt. No food
haH biifl hroiiKht tn ilurinir 'hf IM
thrrr wn-ks nini Itallain naal Uttlti
convoy all mrrlant vaila frnm
Anmna and Viflloi o that further
leliuren h ih' d' Annunr-lo foireH
are ImptMiibl A, a ronaequonra
there li nnhh rufferlnr imoni th
poor.
' lal rhe u .. .1
Ah Dk'u . Mnrrh 1 I THt Pot
lOtOC lonntv now paji of thi load
iiiK round'-" 111 ilte uiit ti th
( hrredin of riflttird vitt!.' MiJ0a
i " "in- of :h i i .'in .) thr' Iff he
i mg ma da. Mrunn Majrii f hem in
I tha raatarn ia i a! tna county
imn aad ir tn,i' of :h t .!
i i"i d i a film li of south waa
io hM aUuut 1 50 head of raftotorod
: tt a1 it-, 'l eatai Mtl i he
hod Hoot iii la i i i'. arttbto t
tn- ittroi a i that raoototod itofl
boo boon brad iv ra and thi Indua
it) hoi prowtt b tiopa ood bonoda-
At (ho (f a itO k mIiovv In Ma-
homo city n m . joe mddie a boj
brai hwr, put thooad a VOuna bull,
pom tha fonnj pHoa or 11,094 lof
h i art If I lod another to
aOdOTi bOtltlht one fof tihooi tha
Mini itUOUOli I nr; d w bOll hOVlOfj a
f moit) arfnntitfli tn ht oradlti
Thi . you n oat ara, who nr. fttlt in
thair tsns, lira bacomtng well Ntiitwn
Oi cotiti .im n oni ol iham hovlno
reined a attinlof In. II
A' a lt s ui k htr nhd Hah- ,e e
te I'Mlv, OOOpOO of rOOtitOfOd ant oaj
wart' on OOhlblflOII Ofld 001110 of I ham
vrn' at roncy prlr.-K The bfOOdOm
OjiOO) of I ham, hOYO OOl learned in
put th' i Indlvidtiajla in nhin ootid 1
i. on, hut moai of ihom hova
ne i iine reall that throe aaftra
a SO Ihi f9 were no rOflOIOft il oo 'mat
t"i4' and noli ramOmooro that ihoro
a. moro than ..on in tht' roup y ha
win opprootaMo aomattimg of the oroy
the ootUa Induotri ia oproodtnp
The ankM aie en oinaRlna the hi bi
tiaaa and are helping 1 11001.00 M)
w 1 1 man wlo- m tn Into
Ihi go pi ii tni ahowB i hit he k nows
it -Oft !i ing nhont it
HOO) of them- bfOOdOM OfO plOII
no to h ivo a hard at (he itoto fair
in i ihtohomo city thia fan
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i. httluss. KMitlarlon of te;ti!ar M ln hatgl,, S ,-nl.imn AISKRlCAt. FarrlM,
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No exclusive agenti
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bmauilia. Cin.inrvati. Iutavina
TjlSyS!ullmm Sao Preoci. Uo, Angaiaa. Beattle. Putauai
Baltimore, Waahuurton. V bmoad. AJbaor.
Atlanta Barmiaahani . Nrw Crirana. Milwduraa.
. Toronto, Bfaaiford, (Ont ) xf
. i ' , . Itlatorlan la t ontptllnsl llala
of s, ml.' Itta N.'iY In the
iraiiulailini
Ffa la' t.. Tha iVi,-i.
N.HIMXN March 1 I A ompla'e
wur iciirii hi ii.-r' tartnaf sarvtca
. ...t. a, rnroiiati in ,i,e iii, rarsttr of
Okiahontai Inrtliiilna a aictara ia
aatfforni, is lha laal mat i.a, baaa
I sat hy Mm Urlrnaa, hUturlati "f
I (Tntvsrali imai Na, .' Atttarteaa
i. euii.n. i iii,- : of uhiaham
I In. r,.i in,-. . . I ' .1 V ii- I., i '
aara praisaratt fr tins woik last
lull. Inn ml airln ihrsr. ulieatloli
ii. i nes lll bt iniiiled to aaoh Inil.
vMaal win. hi anrallmtnl r.ird s1!.,
pre I lima t.ei , i e
Aftat thia information i ooliairiaa, '
rtlaatorlan (Irlmai m oemplla u ami
Mie n w.th tin. Hnlreratty htatorl tl
olieeiraa Urlrnas atataa thai h at
llavM lha' '"i prat n. i igLili'inii, v
linn, aa Inlaraating h mm aril na that
uf ihe ahl vol ally legion poi He at
Iribulaa im ta tha faol thai avarjt
i. in. tilt af avary aaivl a w:, ranre
srnifd by iialyaralty atutanu Tha
. na meet 1114 a.'lmnl an. I at lence il
piirtnieiita wa,i ulao partly rei.p ,n..,
i,i. fur this showing Orlmea iiev.
1.eitionera falling in ralVPrl iriea-
Uonnalraa arlll ba aaan pttaanalli b
iitaitthan ..f Urimaa hiaiarlrstl aom
H. i . . anal iata rolleotatf
riuna for th i ..t ii 4ui.il ntanfhly
maatltta hava alraatl) baan atartad
bj ioat Paatnian4ar Itobari Hayra
Oenatal Hoy V Mcttman ai iha i
ule.i fur tlir Mm . Ii in.-, una I. til l.
j caire of BrshnaM in hia family was
unahla i gttand A laltar has baan
; wi itrn. Mhlag hlfll to uppear on
the April piogrum.
Mind Readers Fly to Keep
I Theatrical Engagement
Hope t5den, Who fWa With Roland Rohlfn, KisUWLshcs j
Record
i
r
r i
r
It I I tory as old aa lha htlta haj j
"I In' i h 'atrliial troopa mlaa-1
Ing in, Ins. loanirt basreaao and sr- j
rlVtnf, I .I. f ir the opening miltln I
in lha n at town Not an, at lenat.
will, Mops Men, the youngest min. I
i. iil.r in lha wurlil, who will npponr
with l-luiH-iift." tha psyi lur woinl.'i.
fur ii three day engavgunient mln.
manelUg Thursday, at Ihe Orpin u;u
I hegtar.
Ilaps lulnn. who la the youngest
mind leader In the world, and PYaa
roll, tha master mind, will arrive in
Tulaa from New oriaana, it., Ttinr-
da) in. mi in their special airplane
itul upon Ihatf arrival will fly over
ilu fHy nini throw Hop.' Kldon e
cards from the plane to the groitnil
balaa
liiiiliu; Ih.' uilinl readers engn(te
in. hi hi ilu- ..ii n is t.ul that
lha will give Hei'cral pul.lio demon -sirutlona
other than at thu theater
In this lout or Ihe I'nlted mates and
Canada, "freaeoft" and Mias Mm
hat a gppwared befars 43 different
iiiiiiurM nuntarotia potloa eaeeutivpa
and ROtentlata, us wall aa in newspaper
uffloaa by invitation, where nne or
mora members of thi ataflH being of
it shapttoai nature, raaiuaatad s dan
onstratlon oiitslde of Ihe theater,
which Is eoii.shlered hy many lo ha
i ,il i. i. of natural Illusions. Hope.
I .l. ii will answer psraonAI nueatlnna
luiui lailiea ftfim ihe I'rl.lay niatlne.
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