The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-10
WORLD TRAVELLER SAYS
THE UNITED ST A TE S
SHOULD { \ It R 7 / {
LEA CUE OF Ma T|ONS
FORMER ARDM0kE MAN VISITS
IN MANY FOREIGN COUNTRIES
SAYS LEAGUE WILL BE-
COME GREATEST FAC
TOR FOR PEACE.

Ed Fraser is here erom New York
City visiting with his brothers Dave
and Clyde Fraser 1t is probable that
Mr.. Fraser will make Ardmore his
home again for the reason that the
line of work he is doing now keeps
him away from his home almost all
the time.
Twenty-Five years ago Mr.. Fraser
went away from Ardmore. He has
returned here frequently TO visit with
his parents and with his brothers
and has in a way kept up with his
home town.
Travelled Over Much Country.
He first went to Chicago and fol-
lowing residence there OF five
years he vent to San Francisco and
lives there until two years ago when
he made New York his home. His con-
nection with the Pacific Development
Corporation in the past two years
has given him opportunity to visit
almost every country on the globe.
During this length Of time he has
travelled $4,000 miles and has visited
the countries from Siberia to the
East Indies. He has been in China
a half dozen times and has motored
through that country. the Philippines
and the East Indies. on the islands
OF Java he motored for twelve days
and has had the opportunity of learn
ing the customs Of many peoples.
Drew Up Big Contract.
He drew the contract by which
his ccmpany made a loan OF s25. .OO0. 900
to the Chinese government. In his
company are the greatest iinanciers Of
the United States.
VIII Visit Family in California.
Mr.. Erase" underwent an operation
of the nose while in Fort Worth and
he will remain here to see II the
operation is a success. when he will
visit with his family in California.
Mr. Fraser Is desirous OF making
business connections that do not re-
quire his absence from nome all the
time and he feels that he has seen
enough Of the word for this time
Before making his trips to the Orient
he visited all the countries OF Central
and South America.
Great Respect for Chinese People.
Mr.. Fraser has great respect for
the Chinese people Those people have
cultivated lands Tor 1000 years and
they keep those lands productive.
The country uses mau-p)wer largely
IN the manufacturing business but
they get as good results as the AM
orleans do with machinery The dif-
ference lies in the amount OF work
that can be done to the lnd!vldual
employed and those results are fav-
orab'e to America.
In comparing the grade OF mcr-
ceanGise turned oct by China and
japan he says that Japan has flooded
THIS country with articles that are
cheaply ana poorly done while work
mansh'p that comes from China is
honoraby done.
Thinks l. S. Should Enter League.
The paramount question OF the world
says Mr. Fraser. is the League of
Nations. He thinks that by an means
this country should enter the league
with the other great nations ~ the
world The League now has thirty
four member nations. they have a basis
OF work and the covenant will be-
changed and developed from time Ia
time unin IL becomes the rreates,
world factor for peace and Tor the
solution OF al problems that involve
the nations OF the world.