The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-13
Declares Kafff Corn King
Of Crops il oklahoma

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E1le OF bankers ant nerEllaa1a caz-
allsrmg Aar eara an 1as ensn -
the a,lEa 81 ers,Er e 1ErmErs- 81 Tie
gaaglz g enlg s'sfns
1Asr 11ieelss a1ssl sslaa % gger-
a1s Eson me asr1sl ssin,ilraa -l grsg
prr,tIgrA1n ii r4az g.ca
An 0Eaaanaa. an 1l.s 1arm gf -iH
ezDeran.sa- E11an a lla1- earn gi.sl1
se noea E- c1rn I.lu.EBlls
welded IT snaeala ger BErA The
average gasa1 oe Elsar saru ca llaz
tlsm ssun 1898 g llas Vas n aua1r
els per Ier=- aE enrn d sUa1alA
Aa.se YHar NzHzr mul1 &C Enru
Esar "a CE.a1cnla. slI1 IL the spring
ac lgu1 Cfnal1ura arrisra prrcae'is,t
E To ersasa saz.r errn AsraaEa 1g 2
psreens. rA 5laa1 5.gsllHi8 neres And
1sss AMI aasre 11ra fIsecru sa1l'x-
sas hHt az the nlta rf hA waa
aszaanrx paazsis Elsar ruun n 40.
eli snE May. lens -aa1 58laag acres
ia all
Eou Eaaw E1s rest we zaaE 1szI
a'l-ssgrsa has the ssls1 saas sAers 81
sFsn taa sgmsaam o. zagn gru1 1
cEzaAcnz, ezesst Ia anall aaaaEarast
IpoeA s11 5a.s Eage- rsra.. sran Eaal
vl.i1nst IL luna ana IzIFs 1s1 nor TAI
Instead where given 5assn1 GaAnEa
Il ID u-uag 1tf a higher aTsrazs
Yls1t -Arn grru ever d6t Il 11atauEs
10 haH grusE1sasa shs taess tsr az at
slnz STATES llEaat1cE AMI HE as
spgre-al s. eanss a a.sasL
The sa1mers are not zlare r1
azars. F1r nrars than 1=n Fsars I've
aeeu clsa.slag VIM tham 70 EllnE ns1
asaF rasr ten acres rt kEr enrE err
cry year oa every sarm The rAau--1
sf sgsrT eaua1ar;zzlF4 asse. seza - e
yield ant feeding pass. haFs sa1Wa
it, l average Yaara. to- 1s mrre grrf-
asgs man earn And ras gsars
whsn cora ou ghs szBer-Hasns sr1saa1
saruu gbsBt zhaoLnEslE nnsah1gs Ea11Ir
cora made Is AlsaalE Eer acre E
81 q sur lara pgsnEz1 sa caru aEa
Bgring sad been p1s lastes11 Go katflE
esrm. the T5sa1 was anIg "a bushels
an arre- wAaeA - sits stt1azl eA-aEz
81 th4 pears average the crop
WczsE have been la-Gsa 500 hIa-saH
-mse saaz We ever raised q eorn
Bsa tie rzz1 sz-ars EserGEaEar ant
she sSwn herater. shs tHrm Haan msns
the banker the tnnsAersf. A. ras mst-
-ssas 4H h14s 51sne'1 IL trying 20 Be
s-nnF ~ TIE szpenss 1t enc faEuasr
waql asugha safety i1 plsnrIns Eaiizr
corn. my tagd him is mn b
Bre-ry saor farm rhzt cc-11ns grow
anFthfnx tat kzfsEr corn. tn1t tAars
Was no market tos 1T. taat lr was ~
xood fcr sead zrd last and nsess Esr-
rabIe ~ aM it was hard on the land.
and that he wasn't amgTovzng his
credit 81 fooll1g wEth the stuE
The man who believes fhat the
growing Of kafsir cprn i proof d
Boor farm. that there Is no market
for il. tAzt It Is 10 good t0E fesS. zzd
rhat it rqlns she land. Is ignorant
And .f he repeats these statements
he Il exhibiting mai pride q ign0E-
snce which has always blocked pro-
gress and eaiigateamanE
The soundztzor q a livestock II
dsstry such a. Wit support the p4ck
ing plants thar nave bssn establishes
q OkIza0mz mist b. feed crops
wh.ch wTI pr0ds-s an abundance in
Fears Ike 1911 And right nov. the
mea waO planted ksffir corn last
April aud Nay. and gzrs ii z decent
cultivation. and wh0 bad Berm1sa
grass foy pasture throazh the sum
mar. and alfalfa for hay. are buYinz
at loH prices the livestock mortgages
70 tae banker and The merchant by
the man Eho placed bis whole trust
"a c0rn-ars lost. for the third tims
fn twentg-cne Eears
Does tbs Indicare anything 70 yo1s
Es any further disgrzming neces-
szry to prove that the present short
crop returns are not the tault Of the
soil and climate of Okishonag They
are. instead. the fault Of a people
who have refused 70 learn. Of farm
ers influencsd b. those rh0 thought
themselves cate wken they we're only
assinlae, Of men beat On speculation
and unable 10 sse that certain znd 4
sure crop produetion. every yszr. III /
Oklahoma, Is the only foundation On .
rhich endur.nz industriss and hus.-
ness enterprises can Be built