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PLACE FOR COMMON STORAGE
Do Not Afford as Advantageous Con-
ditlons as Do Modern CONNER
ciaI Warehouses.

prepared by the United states DEPART
ment OF Agriculture.)
Common storages for apples do not
offer as adequate and satisfactory
conditions MS do the modern CONNER
cial warehouses, but nevertheless,
there is distinct place for common
storage on the calendar of many ap-
pie producers, as 1t provides facilities
for the temporary protection Of the
fruit so that 1t can be graded, packed
and placed in cold storage, or else
marketed during the early part of the
storage season.
Under favorable climatic conditions
common-storage houses can be so con-
structed and operated as to furnish
satisfactory conditions for carrying
the crop throughout the normal stor-
age season. The failure of the early
common-storage houses were due prin-
cipally to faulty construction and To-
cation. as well as to lack of apprecla-
tion of the fundamentals underlying
proper storage conditions for the
fruit.
Many of these structures We're in
adequately insulated and provided
with insufficient means for ventilation.
so that the fruit could not be prompt
ly cooled directly after picking and
held under favorable conditions.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
Trance Treatment.

DIR. Thomas Pomeroy, New York
physician, is quite an unusual type OF
doctor, with methods peculiar TO him
self. When Il patient presents him
self, Doctor Pomeroy. instead of sub
jecting him TO the conventional exam
ination, takes the patient by the hand,
and goes into II kind of trance.
During this trance he analyses all
the patients symptoms before "com-
ing back to earth" and dictates pre-
scription which is taken down on the
spot by his niece, who has been his as
sistant for many years. He uses moth
ing but herbs in treating his patients,
and generally is averse to surgery.
When the trance is over Doctor Pom
eroy is seldom able TO remember what
he said while 1t lasted, but the method
is said to be so unerring that some of
the most successful medicrt men call
him as second opinion in cases where
they are in doubt of the correctness
of their own diagnoses.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10

sort of house that he or She believes
is best suited to their needs
Owning home requires, in ma jor-
ity OF cases, systematic saving. Sys-
tematic saving is undoubtedly the
greatest method by which to secure
assets that will come in mighty handy
In the future. BY obligating oneself to
pay for home, as the years 20 by an
asset will he created in place of II
bundle of rent receipts. The home
owner, when he moves into his own
home, at once becomes a more stable
member of his community one who is
looked upon as fixture and not II
transient. To him will come business
opportunities that pass by the renter ;
likewise his family will be accepted
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
FEW RIGHT-HANDED HITTERS
Large Majority of outfieIders OF Amer
lean League Teams Bat From
First Base Side.
Double Plays.
Against Boston-6.
Felsch to Gandil.
FeIsch to Il. Collins.

Left-handed hitters predominate in
most of the American league outfields.
the Yankees being the only club with
three right-hand hltters working regu-
larly. Lewis, Bodic and Wick all
swing from the right-hand side of the
plate. Wickland and O'Doul are left
hand hitters, and Halns bats either
way. Detroit has Cobb, Veach and
Shorten swinging from the left side,
and Flagstead the only right-hnnd hit
ter. Boston has Hooper. Strunk Ruth,
Lamar and Gilhooley, who are left
handed hitters, and Gamer, CON
verted infielder, as the lone right-hand
hitter. Cleveland has four left-hand-
ers in Graney, Speaker, Smith and
Jameson, with Wood the only outfield-
Ell swinging from the other side. Jack
son, Leibold and Eddie Murphy of the
White Sox hit from the first base side,
while Felsch and John Collins are
right-hand hitters. Milan, Rice and
Menosky of the Nationals belong to
Me left-hand division, as does Muir
ply. OF the st. Louis Browns, Tobln,
Demmtt, Smith. Sloan and Williams
are ft-handed hitters; jacobson the
sole right-hnnder. Witt and Kopp OF
the Athletics are left-hand hitters.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
Air Waves.

That aircraft actually navigate a
kind of invisible sea is revealed by a
series of motion pictures, the first of
their kind ever taken, that show the
air in motion against the wings of an
airplane. Three miles of film We're
used in making the photographs. and
they reveal the plane, instead of he
ing continuously upheld by the air,
travelling from crest to crest of a
series of waves; in more technical
words, the element of rarefaction
which produces the lifting power of
an airplane is not constant. but Is
exerted In intermittent moving air
waves, not unlike the waves of the
ocean. These air waves have their
period of formation, followed by col
lapse which, again like the sea. has It's
undertow; and. during more than n
quarter of the time in flight, the air
flow created by the air screws has no
lifting power on the wings. To take
the pictures required special camera
devised by the invention section of the
United States army.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
SCORES TEN RUNS IN
Thirteenth INNING
First Time Major League Team
Has Ever Turned Trick.
Kansas City Once Broke Up Detroit
Game With Same Number of Runs
In Eleventh-"Greasy" Nealo
Captured Ten Flies.

Cincinnati's Reds did something this
year that never had been done before
by major league team-that is, score
ten runs in the thirteenth inning. The
Pat Morans turned this trick against
AL Mamaux.
Just once before, in an extra in
ming fray, has the winner, in unknot-
ting the tie, reached double figures in
tallies in the windup chapter, and that
was in 1886, when Detroit was sup
porting National league club and
Kansas City was trying to support
one.
On July II of that year the Cow
boys and Detroit were on even terms
at the end of the tenth. In the elev-
enth the Missourians broke up the
game in precisely the same manner as
the Reds did when they upset the
Superbas-by turning the lever of the
scoring mill and grinding out ten runs.
Cincinnati is the only major
league club that has scored ten runs
in the thirteenth inning of champion
ship game, Kansas City the only Ma
tional league club that has scored ten
runs in the eleventh inning of cham
pionshlp game.
Another record set in Brooklyn on
May Is was when GREASY" Neale COW
ering right for the Reds, caught ten
flies. This is record number for n
right fielder in game of this length.
Owen Wilson of the Pirates, playing
the same position as Neale, had the
same number of put-outs when his
team was defeating Brooklyn. ! to 0,
August %. 1908, in IL innings.
Left felders and center tielders oc'
casionally capture ten flies in games
of regulation and extra length; right
fielders very rarely do.
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.tuHNOTESS8se

Clean, well-packed fruit in neat
boxes will sell best.
Blackberries do best In cool. moist
soil where the roots can feed freely.
Correct practices in pruning are
fundamental to the welfare and worth
of fruit tree.
Strawberry beds that are to be
fruited another year should have their
tops cut promptly after the fruiting
season.
Strawberries should he covered
about four inches deep with straw.
If the bed is in windy location, five
or six inches may be used to advan-
tage.
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Grapes Are HeaIthfuI and Delicious


The data indicate that Of the three
elements nitrogen has been most help
full.
Potassium has given more pro-
nounced results than phosphorus up
to the present, although the latter has
had a more beneficial effect upon the
green-manure crops in the vineyard.
Nitrogen has not only affected fa-
vorably the growth of wood, but it
has increased the fruit and given
larger berries and clusters. Phos-
phorus and potassium have increased
the production of wood and fruit, but
have not Influenced the quality Of the
fruit to the same extent as the nitro
gen. Potassium has caused earlier
ripening of the foliage than the other
elements.
Even though the same number of
canes be tied up for fruiting purposes,
the data show that the fertilizer plats
have produced decided gain of fruit
over the unfertilized.
The foliage. after the first few
years, has been of better color and
size in the plats to which nitrogen
was applied. That from the phosphor-
us and potassium plats ranked second.
with that from the check poor third.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
F. CHANCE HAD PROPER DOPE
Former Manager Of Chicago Cubs Was
First Man to Predict Manager
IaI Success Of Moran.

Frank Chance was the first base
ball man to predict the managerial
success of Patrick Moran, who won the
National League pennant with tie
Reds. Chance. when he handled the
Cubs, had Moran and Tom Needham,
both catchers, on his team. Later,
when Chance took hold of the Yankees
in 1913 he vainly tried to obtain Moran
as n coach. Moran was helping
Charley Doom, manager of the Phil
lies, at that time, and the Quaker
owners refused 10 let Pat go.
Moran will be a great manager
some day. said Chance when the
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10

an W llltE. J't
said that he owed himself sleep just
as we will say we owe the Groceryman
money for the groceries he sent around
in the morning"
Il thought you always said" chlmed
in Nick, that it wasn't nice to owe
anyone anything"
"Ah, yes" said Nancy, you've told
us always not to ever have bills even
when were big, but to pay other peo-
pie as we would like to be paid our
selves, promptly. Eth. Daddy"
Now, children" laughed Daddy. 81
was only trying to use a sample OF
what meant when spoke of Joe
owing himself sleep"
They all laughed hard over Daddy's
mistake in saying suth thing, and
then Daddy went on with the story.
'Most children who are really nor
nal children like to sit up late. May
be 1t Isn't always good for Them, but
still II they We're too anxious to get
TO bed they wouldn't be very real"
Nick and Nancy laughed.
"We're real children, then they
said together.
But Joe was n real child only he
was "A sleepy head, and he used TO he
so busy buStling this way and that and
always rushing and hwrrying when he
was up and around, that he really did
get awfully tired out.
"As ! told you, Joe's favoritc e1-
preston was:
"'Well, is everything lovelyT You
see. he was naturally good-natured
and only with a few people whom he
didn't like at all was lie ever cross,
and he tried to be nice with them; just
as nice ms he could be-
But as l have said, he was natural
ly good-natured and he used TO like to
make people feel happy and Good-na-
tured, too, so he would say:
ais everything lovely?' and It
| would make them feel that surely
everything was lovely! 1t made lots
of people happy. and everyone loved
Joe because he mnde them feel happy.
well. one day the Fairy Queen
heard of Joe and of his happy little
| expression and she went TO visit him
| one night when he was asleep.
Making up sleep, joe? she asked.
Joe looked up at her. oh, hello,
your Royal Highness, dear Fairy
| Queen he said. How about you? Do
you feel well and is everything lovely?'
The Fairy Queen burst out laugh
| ing. Her laugh was so sweet and so
silyery that Joe felt he had been rest
| ing for a long, long time. 1t soothed
him and made him ceel so much better.
"'Such a cheerful person who is al-
ways trying To make people feel hap
n.y. said the Fairy Queen. should he re-
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ing and dining rooms, kitchen and two
bedrooms; and bath room, of course.
Additional features are the front
porch. 16 by 8 feet, and IA screened-in
rear porch, 0 by 6 feet.
The ceilings of the living and din
ing rooms are beamed, and the walls
of the latter are finished with panel
wainscOt and plate rail. The wood
work of the two rooms Is of pine,
stained in dark mission oak color.
These rooms have oak floors. The
woodwork in the other rooms Is or
pine, enameled white, and the floors
are of pine.
The living room has a wide, open
fireplace, and there is built-in buffet
in the dining room. bookcases are
built-in on either side of the fireplnce.
The kitchen is well-equipped with cup
boards and other conveniences, and
each bedroom has closet. As this
house is built there is no basement
under II, but any contractor can con-
struct one to take care of the heating
plant and provide. space for the stor-
age Of vegetables. etc.
The floor plan that accompanies the
exterior view of this bungalow shows
how well the rooms are arranged for
comfort and for the convenience or
the housekeeper. The living and din
ing rooms and kitchen all are mt the
front of the house; the two bedrooms
are Mt the rear and the bathroom ad-
Joins them. The living room opens out
on the front porch. while the dining
room Is at the front of the house also.
All are good-sized rooms; lnrger than
the average small house contains.
Such home as this should appeal
to the prospective builder who wants
comfortable, convenient and attrac-
tive little house, that comparatively
is not costly TO build
The first thing that person VINO
wants to build should consider: What
sort of a home do I need? 1t is not
wise policy to put $1,000 building
on n $1,000 lot neither is II good busi-
ness to have the home far out of pro
portion to the value of the site. rms
is because the time may come when IL
is necessary to sell, and building II
house that is readily saleable' makes
1t a good investment.
After the site is selected, before the
plan finally is determined upon, 1t Is
well to consult the local architect the
contractor who is expected to build the
house and the material dealer, VINO
will supply the lumber and other mate
rails that are to go into the building.
These men through education and eS-
perience are building specialists and
can give the prospective builder some
valuable advice about the plan and
the materials to be used.
The advantages of building home
rathed than buying one already con-
structed are many. The owner py
building can get the sort of an ex-
terror that appeals to him; and the
women members of the family can
have Incorporated in the plan the
little conveniences that they nave
seen in otner homes that appealed to
them. After the home is erected every
member of the family Will have the
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
She Knew Uncle Iohn-

The small daughter of the house was
busily setting the table for expected
company when her mother called to
her:
'Put down three forks at each
place, dear
Having made some observations on
her own account when the expected
guests had dined with her mother be.
fore, she inquired thoughtfully:
"SEal! J give Uncle John three
knivei?'
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Al am going TO tell the Fairy of
Birthday Secrets about It and she will
tell 1t to your mother. But | thought
| would gi'e you a little hint. | must
be on now. Good-by, Joe. and may
everything, all your life, always be
lovely! She laughed again and was
or
"And when Joe's birthday came
there was n little printing press and II
tiny typewriter and some paper and
different sized letters.
My reward said Joe happily. and
when I'm big I'm going where there
are real presses and where they make
big newspapers he said"
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c.rus Grow Rapidly.

Germs which grow in food and cause
illness grow very rapidly, particularly
IL the food is little warm. and are not
DESTROYED unless the food is well
cooked before serving. Simply warm
ing uD' Is not aDough.
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in social circles that are denied to
those who do not own their own
homes. But best of all, is the salts
faction that comes from knowing that
the place in which you live is yours,
to fix up as you see fit.
Home building now is on the boom.
Rents are high and houses scarce. The
money that is paid for rent will pay
for II home. With small amount Of
cash. the local banker or building and
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preston was:
"Well. is every
thing lovcly?' lie
used that express
sion just as some
of us will say:
" Hello, an d
How are you?
I'm fine "
"Wcll, one night
Joe had gone to
bed. He was un-
like many other
little boys. He
WAS very fond of
bed. He loved to
sleep. In that
way he was like
the DOrmouse and
also like the ant
mails who sleep
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warded, and so |
am going to re-
ward you
=" w hat are YOU
going To give niet'
asked Joe. You
see, as | said. he
was quite II real
little hoy and
wanted TO know
what the present
or { h e e W ar d
would he.
" am not go
ing to tell YOU
now al d I h @
Fairy Queen; for
soon you're to
have It birthday.
Then you will get
your reward,
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
WHATS IN A NAME?

Col. Lester Snover is the name
of tall, husky southpaw who
has left the marine corps to en-
list under the banner of John
McGraw. The left flank of Sno-
ver's highly martial name is not
a title-it's his real name. In
military rank Shower never
climbed higher than private. Be
fore he enlisted Snover was with
Elmira of the New York State
league.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
Joe Wilhoit.

ting. Wilhoit ended long batting
streak in which he set a new worlds
record by hitting safely in 60 consecu-
tive games. In addition to cash
payment, Musser. pitcher, goes to
the Wichita club for the remainder OF
the Western league season.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
GOOD AT CATCHING RUNNERS
Few Pitchers Can Equal sherrod
Smith Of Brooklyn in Nipping
Players OF First.

When IT comes to catching runners
mapping off first few can equal Sherrod
Smith, the Brooklyn port-slde finger
This. in fact, is speciality with Smith
Rube Marquard also is cagey in this lit
tie matter. Fred TOney is another who
can hold runners close TO the base.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
STADIUM GIVEN TO FRANCE
To Be Permanent Incentive to Athletic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Games
May Be Held There.

The great Pershing Stadium, which
the Y. NJ C. A. built for the recent
inter-allied meet. has been presented
to France, TO be a permanent incentive
to athletic development. There, In n
few years, the Olympic games may be
held. and already France is planning
to demonstrate the ability of its citl'
zens as athletes.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
NO ASSISTS MADE IN GAME
Novel Record Made by Birmingham
In Recent Contest With Nash
willie in Southern League.

birmingham established what Is
believed to he Il league record in the
game with Nashville recently, when
they retired the visitors through the
entire nine innings without an infield-
er or an outfielder having an assist
Five assists are credited to the Bar
ons, all of them made by Slapnicka-
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
TEST OF GRAPE FERTILIZERS
Summary of Results Obtained at
Geneva Station-Nitrosen Has
Been Most Helpful.

After n ten-year test of fertilizers
for grapes on the substation at Ere
donia, n. Y, the Geneva Experiment
station summarizes the results as fol-
lows:
These tests show that nitrogen,
phosphorus and potassium have had
n marked beneficial effect upon wood
growth yield and quality of fruit.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
The Miahty Knitting Needle.

More than 22,OOO.O0O knitted nrti-
cles were turned out by Red Cross
women from the time the United
States entered the war to the end OF
last March. The pen may be mighlier
than the sword. but both Will have TO
take n back seat from the knitting
needle.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10

Hap Felsch, Chicago center fielder,
has showed into the discard the old
American league record among subur-
banites for making the pioneer move
in double plays. 1t was 13, held by
Bert Shotton and was made in 1913,
when the present Cardinal was
Brownie.
Felsch, from the middle mesa, start
ed IA double killings beside putting
triple slaughter in operation. No less
than six of his double plays were
started in games against the Red Sox.
This is record of Felsch's double
and triple plays this year from cen
ter field:
Double Plays.
Against Boston-6.
FelsCh to Gandil.
FeJsCh to Il. Collins.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
ANOTHER SHIFT FOR BAIRD
Started With St. Louis Cardinals
Traded to Phillies, Now With
Brooklyn Team.

Douglas Baird has been shifted
about considerably In the National
league this year. He started with the
Cardinals and was traded to the Phil
lies. He returned To the Cardinals ana
recently was acquired by the Dodgers
for the waiver price.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
RED SOX LAND JOE WILHOIT
Boston Team Succeeds in Signing For
mer Giant Who Is Leading West
ern League Batters.

r. G. Barrow, manager of the Bos-
ton American League Baseball club.
has closed deal with the wichita
club of the Western league for Joe
Wilhoit, who leads that league in bat
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
SHAKE UP FOOTBALL COACHES
Changes Made in Supe ervision of In
struction at Many Colleges
Sharpe at Yale.

There has been shakeup in the
football coaching staff or supervision
OF instruction in the game at Harvard,
Yale and Princeton. Yale will have
Al Sharpe. the former Cornell coach,
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10

phillies had turned down his offer.
ale knows baseball, is hard work
er and is well liked by the players,
because he is fair and square. Need
ham, too, will make good in the big
leagues If he gets an opportunity"
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10

while Bob Fisher will succeed Percy
Haughton at Harvard. BIZ Roper
will take Speedy Rush's place at
Princeton, and Rush will succeed
Sharpe at Cornell. Larry Bankart
will return to Colgate, Bob Folwell
will be back at Penn, Ed Robinson
will be at Brown and Fred Dawson at
Columbia.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
DADDY,)EV[N|NQD
FAIRY TALE fl
BY hary Graham Bonner "
is EVERYTHING LOVELY?
Graham Bonner
Q ~ s<Aur-os

"There was once little boy named
Joe" said Daddy. whose favorite ex-
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
BUNGALOWS ARE
POPULAR NOW
California Type of Five-Room
Structure Described.
MAKES A COMFORTABLE HOME
Design Provides Convenient Arrange
ment Of Comfortable Rooms-Is
Attractive and Inexpen-
sive to Build.
BY VIM. A. RApEoRp.

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF,
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building. for the readers of this
paper On account of his wide experience
as Editor. Author and Manufacturer, he
u, without doubt. the highest authority
on an these subjects. Address all Inquiries
to William A. Radford. No 1877 Prairie
avenue, Chicago, ILL.,. and only enclose
two-cent stamp for reply.
There are two good reasons why
bungalows are popular One is the
air of coZiness that the exterior gives,
and the other is that the rooms all
are on one floor, simplifying the work
of the housekeeper. Bungalows are
popular now, but in California n great
proportion of the homes built follow
this type of architectural design.
The bungalow here pictured is a
good example of an inexpensive home.
The walls are sided to the height of
the window sills, and covered with
Shakes" or shingles above. Both
are painted green. The porch piers
and the chimneys are constructed of
rough brick, and the roof is of "A gray
roofing composition. The attractive
porch is floOred with concrete.
The dimensions of the house are 26
by 45 feet. just the right size for n
small lot. The five rooms are the liv-
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Felsch to Schalk.
Felsch to Lynn.
Felsch to Weaver.
Felsch to Risberg to Gandil.
Against cIeveiand-.
Felsch to Gandil.
Felsch to Weaver.
Fclsch to Schalk, 2.
Against Detroit.
Fclsch to Il. Collins.
Felsch to Gandil
Against ST. Louis.
FelsCh to Gandil.
Against Washington-1.
Fclsch to Lynn,
Triple Play.
Against Washington.
Felsch to Risberg to Weaver to
Kerr to Il. Collins.
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loan association, or real estate man
| will provide the family man with the
sort of home he wants; built according
| to his ideas of what home should be.
Building and owning a home is good
business.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
To Resume Soccer Games.

Eastern colleges Will resume soccer
football in November.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
Chicago After Olympic Games.

Chicago win try to secure the 1928
Olympic games