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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
AndersonIs
Due forK.O.
int acomaGo
Farmer Carries a Wicked
Wallop in His Right Mitt;
Jones Boys Fight

N Frank Farmer lands his
graveyard right on Ole Ander.
sons chin Thursday. u looks
like curtains for thet McIniyre's
latest ring prodigy. Anderson
l. n big strnpping fellow. but
he has not shown any punch for
fellow OF his sire la his bouts
In the down sound city. while
Farmer carries "a real kick In his
right miit. Farmer should have
no trouble hitting Anderson.
Anderson has q tendency 60
wrrstlc around with his oppon.
ents too much for action. and tho
fans aren't very tiekl~i over the
huEging that has featured tho
heavyweight bouts In this sector
this season.
Farmer leaves after his bout with
Anderson Thursday for California
where hc a. billed 20 thnklo viii
X. O. Kruvosky. the san Francisco
Kruvoaiy can hit
there IL no doubt about that. bat
Farmer beat him badly when they
hattled In Tacoma few months ago
IL seems as II Farmer II too big for
~BattllnF OrtrEa." but the Mexican
Is perfectly willing 90 take him on II
ha beats Kruyoaisy. orteEa and
kruyonky have fought n couple al
CORY draws In the Golden Gate dis
triet In the last few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
MUST BE SOME
ALTITUDE,

Oakland opened weeks series in
Salt Lake City yesterday. and II
runs were scored by the Bees and
Oaks. Ten OF the counters belonged
10 the Howardites. after the disaster
had come to an end. They must
wear out about three or four home
plates during n series in that burg.
The memory OF Seattle's invasion Of
Salt Lake City, with it's some odd
hundred runs, still fingers like a bad
DREAM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

Flying seems monotonouN com
pared with auto racing he said
ION a trip OF several hundr~d miles
you may b. making speeds mich
would be terrific In an nuto-i4o
miles an hour. but az the height
OF a mile or more you have no
realization 81 speed. and sitting up
there in tho Wind and Noise II
lonesome work. Tho stunts are
more exciting. % course. but there
II no competition. no audience. no
applause. Hurdiing over the ground
az Daytoua Beach In a racing car
at two and one half miles per min
ute with b0-foot leaps from the
ground. or whirling around the
indianapolis Motor Speedway track
IN the 500-miie race. with COM
petitors contcs,inE every lap
that's very different stuff Every
minute has It's problem and i,s
thrill. I prefer 20 be down on tho
ground. smelling tho gas. eating
the dirt. IN contact with my rivals
and the crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
sBABE" RUTH
STILL CRACKS EN-

babe" Ruth. now known n
"Tarzan" Ruth. Of the Boston
Americans. is up to his old tricks.
All he did yesterday was to sail
the agate out Of the enclosure ut
st. Louis with three men hug
ging the bags. Ills waIlop won
the game for him. Ruth has
been holding down the left field
berth for the Sox occasionally.
but Manager Barrow has just
about decided that Ruth Is more
valuable as n pitcher and pinch
batter than he Is rs an out
fielder. according to reports from
the East. Ruth has trouble hit
ting iefthanded pitching. and
isn't any wonder in the fielding
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
RickardMay
Use Judges
in Champ Go
Promoter Wants Something
New; Hinkle Has Strong
Opposition as Referee
by n. &. HAMILTON

Omitted Press staff Correspondence
NEW YORK. May In
Richard. reports have II tod
wants 20 do something new vi
he stages the bout between Jess
ledo. July 4. He is considering the
plan Of placing a couple Of Judges
outside the ring 70 give a decision,
as IL done in amateur bouts. In
case the judges disagree. the re-
port goes, Tex intends the referee
20 give a decision.
u seems the good old American
way Of deciding winners Of bouts
Is about 20 be handled. How
ever. there Is a ray Of hope in
the refusal 81 Lord Ilonsdale. Eng
liah sportsman. 20 accept the offer
of Richard 20 act as one OF the
judges. Mai. a. J. Drexei Blddlc
of Philadelphia. II was rcported~~
has practically agreed 10 be ono
81 the outside referees.
The matter OF a referee is wor-
rying tho promoter. There Is diff
ficuiiy In finding a man who not
only will be acceptable 70 every one,
but also competent TO haadle a
bout OF this importance without
becoming ratified. Matt HInkel, Of
course. h. acceptable 10 the hat
tiers and is competent. There liz
strong opposition to him in To-
ledo and this may result In both
boxers and promoter deciding not
60 ask him 90 serve.
II is up 20 the boxers 10 agree
on n third man. but Rickard has
left a loopholc for himself In the
articles Of agreement by withhoid-
ing the privilege of naming .
referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
JONES BOYS
ARE BILLED

The three Jones brothers are billed
FOR TaeomaH card Thursday. Hars
old. who held IN. Coast lightweight
title for while last winter. viii
try 10 como back when he meets
nobby Moore. the Camp Lewis boy.
who beat him a nhor, time ago.
Morgan. a haniamwcight viii take
on Frank kink. Morgan should win
this bout link in a husky lad. but
hasn't demonstrated any boxing
class. Ion meets n Tacoma young
atcr in the Same division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
BAT
OUT EASY
BALL WIN

SALT LAKE CITY. May o.
Oakland hammered Marltle hard in
tho closing innings OF the first
game Of the series here yesterday
and won easily. 10 TO 4. The vlsi-
tors collected seven two-base wal
lops during the fracas. Kremer
held the home team to six bingles.
The score: X. II. Il.
Oakland ...............1O II ]
Salt Lake city ... 4 q /
The batteries; Krcmer and Ell
liott; Marklc. Gould and Spencer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
HAIR LADS

los ANGELES. May 2i,--Fred q
Bair. Of Eureka. IN high gun among
IN. amateurs participating tn the
Los Angeles Gun clubs trapahootinF
tournament hair broke iss out Of
200 birds in yesterdays events. Leon
ard Hawkhurrt won the professional
honora with the same score al Dair
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

claim % a niche IN the han q fame
has been ~ great automobile indus
Try. turning out many thousands ~
super fiivvern every year
city DONATES Park
The boxing element didn't crowd
the firht uff on Toledo The city
wanted a. ~ wanted u bad enough
20 Donate tho use ~ one u IL pub
Dc parks. iiayVicw. for the contest.
Prom The mayor down. most every
one IL for a. ~ r. regarded as one
- the advertising ooups q modern
times
Today hotels already are receiving
requests Tor reservations. Some Of
the fight fans expect 10 be here for
several days previous 20 the big
match. Others probably will sleep
tho night before the fight on the ex.
cursion boats and on pullmana. And
others will ind accommodations az
Cedar Point big resort on Lake
Erie. n short boat ride away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
WhoWiUCop
CoastLeague
StickCrown?
Seattle Has Contender in
Pete Compton; Shelley
Leads SluggerS
RN LEO II. I.ASSEN

Who will lead the Coast
league In hitting for the season.
a little early for the solution of
this riddle. but with the corps Of
stick stars In the Coast circuit.
local fans are already starting
60 predict the possible leader In
the circuit batting averages.
While Seattle Is far down In the
percentages the locals have at
least one sticker who has n fine
chance Of bringing the leading
bat mark to Puget sound and
that Il young Pete Compton.
who holds down the left field
berth on the local squad. We
have only seen Pete In action In
two weeks play. but he was
there with the hits. lots ~ 'cm
and when hits counted.
And then. too. there IL pretty
collection OF swatsmiths In the 9th
or hamiets In the circuit who hav,
their eyes peeled for the high plac'
In the batting lists Just lamp thii
crew and then set gr1lyhcadcd won
dering who will win out-Fournlci
and Crawford OF Los Angeles. Koer
ner and Fitzgerald OF san Francisco
Murphy. Willie and Miller. OF TINS
Oaks Mnivey and Shecley. OF tbs
Bees. Griggs and Eldrcd. OF IN,
Soions and Meuscl and Borton. Of
the Tigers. Portland has no rea
hitter who has much OF n chance ol
sticking with the leaders. Maisei 1,
about the best hitter on the squad
Farmer spanks out long waliop,
every once In a while. hut he won
rank with the real leaders. IL sur'
IL going TO be a merry race for hat
ting honors Of the Pacific slope thii
season. and Seattle isn't TO be count
ell out by a long shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
LEWIS COMING WEST

CHICAGO. May 21.--By United
Presst-Ed STRANGER" Lewis, the
wrestler. announced today he will
leave for San Francisco TO make his
home there after he has finished his
Eastern engagements. Lewis, who
N n d ay night defeated Wladek
Ibyszko for the world title, declared
he needed rest after a long period
Of training for the big battles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

More ihan ~ RianfcTs university stu.
beats have answered TIE cali far candi-
dates for the 1919 football team. Prar-
tit~ has already tssu started under the
and the laio Alto college coach b. GER
tain thsf 30 Nili have team this year
far superior ~ th~ slsFe1 that repre-
scented Stanford in last seasons battles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
NtSfOTT NEETS
EASI uNIII.Ek

Biily Mascot. 81 Portland. VIII
strp IN fast company tonight.
when he mikes with Danny I'D
wards, tho color~d bantam
weight from Oakland. at Port
land. Mascot fought Bud rid.
ley here In his only showing In
local ring. He lost To tho Seattle
boy. but beat him later In the
Rose City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

summary Nfntsn hasFf-turpFrs ltfiss
coll Two-base hits Fourier. Kan~orthy
Sacrifice hlts--Haney. knight walsh.
Kinsfsr Bases on bails--ANridEs !.
bowman struck out--AidridE1 2.
bowman > Innings pitched Bowman g
Runs responsible for--Aldridge J. Bow
man ; Double piays-iIaney "a Ken
worthy TO Fouruier. walsh 20 kniEht 70
Gisichmann. Charge defeat 20 Bowman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
COOK CATCHES
FIRST GAME

Young Cook. the new receiver
signed by the locals. caught his first
game for Seattle yesterday. In the
opening struggle with the Angels.
He cracked out ono hit and didn't
make any errors. The Angels man
aged to steal two bases on him. how
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
SEATTLE ADDS
NEW HI RIER

Seattle added n new hurlrr to
Its pitching staff yesterday.
when Bill Clymer signed Val
sncia. n port side twirier. who
was with the Los Angeles team
earlier I'm the season. He was
dropped by the Southern squad
when the player limit went into
effect, May 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
EDWARDS AND
MASCOTT BOX
in PORTLAND

PORTLAND May 2i.-six snappy
events ARE on the card which will be
presented ~ fans by the Portland
boxing commission tonight. as fol
lows
Hllly Mascot. Portland. and Danny
Edwards. Oakland
Stanley willis Pennsylvania. and
Johnny Rchnurr. S. Paul
Danny Fruah England. and Bert
Furhsa. Seattle.
niiy Emke. 81 Paul. and Tom
Williams. san Francisco
Freddy f.ough. Portland. and Neal
Zimmerman. Portland.
George Franklin. Los Angeles. and
Hiiy Ryan. Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
Foreign Cars Improved

The foreign built cars hav. TIM
pruvcmenta discovered IN war
times The Sunbeam ears Of Eng
land. the baby PruEot and the Hal
lott machines are all improved
The drivers who mostly served
in tho aviation branch OF France
or America are glad 90 set back
too. The thrills ~ tho air did not
wean them away from the track
he Palma says auto racing
heata alrplanea for thrlllA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
AutORacing
Is Aided By
World War
De Palma Says Auto Racing
Is More Thrilling Than
Aviation

INDIANAPOLIS. May 2i.-Thc
world war didn't hurt auto racing
when the indianapolis speedway
management this spring announced
tho resumption 81 the 600. mile race
for May 81 there were those who
asked n the sport would come
back strong There n no reason
why Il shouldn't
During the war the various ex-
periments carried on In the auto
plants. the constant striving for
more perfect motors for airpianea
and tho use % better materials
helped auto racing. Racing mon
sterA nearer perfection than any
thing ever seen win compete IN
the 5oo-mile race At indianapolis.
Ralph DE Palma ~ entering the
race in a Packard ~. The car
was designed Tor this years race
and has an alrplane motor This
airplane motor ~ baby edition
Of the famous Liberty motor heard
OF 50 much during tho days when
the United States WAS coming 20
the front IN airplane production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. May 81 49,
The Flynn brothers were victorious
here last night Maurice Flynn won
over Freddie Enck in 10 rounds.
Thus encouraged. Clint FLYNN gained
the decision over Don Curiey in 10
rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

Los ANGELES. May 21.-Fans
agreed today that a Vernon referee
made "A good decision. He called last
nights main event, scheduled as a
fourround match between Herb
erode and Eddie Pinkman. fine
foot race and stopped the fight I'm
the third round for lack OF blood.
shed. Pinkman was tho better run.
neE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
CARPENTER MAY
MET WINNIE,

Already they are talking Of bring
Ing Georges Carpenter over from
France 10 meet tho winner OF the
WIiiard.Dcmpncy 30. a; Toledo. July
4 That would compose a real
worlds championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

lille Kid Herman. the Mexican
battier. who doesn't like TO mir it
any more than he has TO. win pre-
ably have 10 fight tonight when no
meets Battling" Ortega in the main
event Of Tommy Simpsons show at
Oakland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
Scrub Each Brick
on the Speedway

The night before the 500
mile race nj indianapolis,
May -. one sprinsling wagon
and ten men will actually
scrub every brick on the two
nnd u half mile course. This
happens hat once year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
WALSH BACK
IN GAME

Jimmy Walsh. one OF the real
players on the Rainier squad. has re-
turned TO the fold. after being out OF
the game for a week with a sore les.
He Is holding down his old berth at
third base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

Bee on West
Seattle Team,
Broadway Hurler Shuts Out
Rivals; Lincoln and Bal
lard Win Prep Games

After pitching five innings OF
high-olnss bail. Henry Cunningham.
West Seattle portsider. blew higher
than a kite. and Broadway ham.
mered out II TO o win over the
West Siders at the IIiawatha play.
field yesterday afternoon. Errors
by the home team helped Broad.
ways cause along considerably
Marquis. Broadway hurler. pitch.
ed n strong game thruout the NJ.
ternoon's session. and let the West
Side squad down without run.
and with but one blngle.
The score; II H. Il.
West Seattle ......O G
broadway ............ IL 10
Observation-Disclosures and Fra.
yer; Marquis and Dean. Umpire
White.
with two down in the third inning.
Lincoln started n rally which netted
them three runs and the game In
their battle with Queen Anne at
Woodland park yesterday afternoon.
A couple of errors and two stinRine
hits by Harris and Kellogg put over
the North End runs. Queen Anne
scored their markers in the third and
ninth. Pickering pitched good bali
for the North Enders but his sup
port saved him several times.
II. II. f.
Lincoln .................3 6 3
queen Anne .......2
Batteries: Pickering and kellogg:
Wright and Douglas
Ballard fooled the dope Yesterday
and annexed the diamond TIT with
Franklin out at Adams field. The
Shinglo Wcavers touched up Zolla.
Mt Baker twirler. for four counters
in tho last OF the second. Fralev
pitched good ball for the home team
turnout the game. and was never I'm
danger OF being scored on.
II. II. Il.
Ballard G I'll
Batteries; Zolla and Rcekie.
fraley and Wilkerson. Umpire
Doc Wells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
Toledo Agog
Over Willard
DempseyMix
City Donates Big Park for
Arena; Hotels Will Be
Swamped
ny rRED TtRBYNuIE

TOLEDO. o.. Maf st.-Three
hundred thousand proud inhab.
itsnts ~ this ,ity are quite sEoE
over the coming ~ the Willard
Dempsey championship contest.
This enthusiastic state ~ mind.
whirh has spread 10 All ~ the
Buckeye state. promises Ca grew
even more enthusiasts a. the
newt seven weeks slowly are
tolled of and the bis serappers
get Into the arena july for
their Ground bout.
Toledo feels that u has Il ga
all the other cities. toWns and
Villages ~ this proud land. for
there wer- many aspirants. and
Toledo was the eheies - the
famed promoter. Tex Hieksrd
And Toledo won on It's merits.
Unlike the others la the race.
Toledo offered no bonus.
"a Thatcher president - The To
edo Athletic club. ana the eitY'a ~
+icial matchmaker. be- the hero a
Ihe hour alongside Mayor Cornell
schrcit,er. siaunoh friend u boxing
Thatcher officially IL The promoter II
he willard Dempsey fight. for h.
obtained tho boxing permit 20 stage
he show. or course. every ons
knows Tex Richard - the man b.
hind tho gun.
500. 900 Gate
II perhaps will prove the greatest
struggle between gioved
gladiaiorr 10 perhaps will draw ths
greatest gate any boxing contest
sver drew for 5000 seats will b.
-rcctod ana II the arena ia fined
SOC. 900 will be collected.
IL viii bc the first importan,
heavyweight bout In resent years "a
b held IN the populoun section o,
he United States. California and
he Par Western states have drawn
neariy all such contests in the las,
.wo decades.
Toledo II city % around 800 900
and heretofore its ohlci
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
SEALS ANNEX
MELEE FROM
OREGON TEAM

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2i.---A
couple OF hits. a walk and an error
let In three Seal scores in the first
inning and San Francisco won the
first game OF the series with Port
land by the count OF 3 10 /. Port
land managed 20 tally one marker in
the seventh frame. when Maisei and
Baker each hit for two bases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
GARDNER is
WALLOPED BY
TIGER CLUB

SACRAMENTO. May 81 Chasing
over two runs in tho ninth inning on
punched hits. Vernon won the first
game OF the series from tho home
team here yesterday by n score OF 4
runs TO 2 The score was tied until
the fatal ninth. IL was Gardner's
second loss Of tho senson. He has
won games out OF II pitched for
the Solons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

SeattleCrew
in First Mix
League Leaders Hammer
Bowman: Clymer Kicked
Out OF Game

LOS ANGELES. May 2i.-Run.
ming up seven counters In the early
innings. Los Angeles took the first
game OF the series from the Seattle
Rainlers here yesterday by a count
OF : to q. Bowman. tho visiting
pitcher. was hit hard during the ear.
~ innings and was relieved By Va.
iencia. a new addition 90 the Seattle
staff In the seventh frame.
Bill Ciymer. tho rcdhcadcd mana
ger OF tho Northerncrs. made a big
hit with the fans. but not with the
royal jumps. who sent him 10 tho club
house for the day when BIN insisted
on Grabbing himself into a days va.
cation In tho third stanEa.
The Angels started the fireworks
I'm the first frame. when they landed
on Bowman for a flock OF hits. in.
Guiding a double by Fournier. aud
n bad heave by the Seattle hurier.
which sent over three markers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

Two hits BY Harper and Compton
and couple OF inficid outs chased
over a run for tho Rainicrs In the
second. A walk. hits by Fourier
and Cooper and Dcrrick'A error let
two more Angels drift over the rub
Der in the third frame, The home
folks added single counters in the
fourth and fifth innings,
Seattle tackled up two runs in the
seventh when they punched couple
OF hits and an error for one run.
with Aldridge forcing In the second
counter when he hit Walsh with the
ball With the bases loaded Gieich-
man ended the Rainicra' hopes for
the day by grounding out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

Batteries: Houck. Dawson and De-
vorner: Gardner and Fisher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

batteries Filler. mitchell. nFs-sisr and
WtnEo. caur@y. Wintcrs and McckfF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAS LEAGUE
AMERICAN IrAoUr

batteries roth and hrhanF bavens
port. Koob. Fo,horon and Mayer. niiiinga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-21

Batteries: Pickering and kellogg:
Wright and Douglas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-24
TWO BIRTHS TO EVERY
DEATH IN THIS STATE
IN JULY, REPORT SHOWS

, Oklahoma City. Aug. 23.-There We're
g. 800 births in Oklahoma during July.
while there were 200 deaths, accord
ing TO figures just compiled for Com
missioner Arthur r. Lewis, of the state
health department by Ethel Hawley,
registrar of vital statistics. There We're
about two births TO every death and as
that has been the average for some
time, it presages we'll for the 191s-1920
census figures for the state, Commis-
sioner Lewis argues.
Better reports on vital statistics from
various state districts are being made
all the time. Twenty-siX more regis
trars had their reports filed on time for
July than for June. out of 4lO dis
tricts. 230 registrars reported on time.
Honor counties for having reports in
from each district on time are Adair.
Atoka, Blaine, Cherokee, Delaware. JEFF
ferson. Latimer. Love, Mcintosh. Ma
jor. AIayes. Okmulgee, Stephens and
Wagner.
The vital statistics bureau has been
brought up now a little better than so
per cent perfect. A federal inspector
Yesterday declared the state should be
ready by next year at the present rate
of progress, to ask for a federal in
vestigation with a view TO being includ-
ed in the federal registration area.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-24
OF COMMERCE.
NEWS
(TTERS Of VITAL
INTEREST DISCUSSED
/ BY COMMERCIAL BODY.

Z a well attended membership
"ting OF the Ardmore Chamber OF
imerce. held at the chambers of that
,mercial organization Friday night,
ny matters of interest to Ardmore
''e up for discussion and were dis
: ied as in the order given In the
owing report of the meeting, as
,bitted by the secretary:
!, Sweet Potato Storage
he proposal to build sweet potato
cng plant in Ardmore has been
,ed in the hands of parties familiar
that business for securing neces-
| capital to launch the enterprise.
hhe proposal receiving more favor
, take over the storage plant now
ed by j. T. Hamilton, and remodel
|y installing the Wells system and
lhis way take care of fair proper
of the crop that Will be harvested
fan. Adjacent to this plant,
md will be acquired so that the
III can be enlarged from year to
i until capacity of 100000 bushels
be- attained.
Iithout such a storage plant it Is
Tactical to develop sweet potato
ling to any great extent, because
potatoes viii not keep unless treat
| by a system of evaporation ana
led SO that they are safe from moist
and from freezing. Sweet potatoes
|landled- kre as /eosF in May and
as they are in the fall of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-24
Rail Connection West

While there is nothing very definite
to report in connection with the pro
posal to get Ardmore rail connection
with the Rock Island on the west and
with north central Texas oil fields, we
are entirely justified in saying that
prospects are exceedingly good for de
velopments along that line within the
next two or three months. When that
connection is established, Ardmore be
comes metropolitan jobbing center
without a rival in the southern half OF
Oklahoma or in the Red river valley
district of Texas.
New members received this week: w.
T.. Brown, general manager of Ring
ling lines; j. +. Stotts, wholesale auto
supplies; II. r. Shine, secretary mana
ger Ardmore Retailers Association; Cur
It's Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Plant, NJ.
NJ. Wallis manager.