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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
WINNERS FIRST ROUND
GOLFERS MAGAZINE CUP
D0RNICK CLUB LINKS

Play In the first round Of the hanii.
cap 1920 Golfers Magazine Cup touina.
inent al the links OF the Dorn.ck Hills
County Club has been completed and
the winners who will participate IN
the second round were as follows.
r. L Disney defeated oscar De
Veney, two and one
Writ Franklin defeated A. &. Wood
18th
". A. Edwards def-ited Joe Echo,s.
four and two
orba Greenwood defeated Ray Po-
lard, three End one
Joe phslan won from John EdWari,.
by default
T NJ Head defeated n. u. Ne.
Cullom, two up
5. G. Pyle defeated ". NJ Young
Jack cusack won from OTIS Smith
by default
Tee second round ot the mate
must BE- playet before August 49,
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CLOSE CHECK BEING
KEPT ON ALL ILLNESS

A fourth case of pellagra to be re-
ported in the Ardmore section was
found Monday afternoon by DR.. Wal
ter Hardy. Investigation for further
spread Of the disease was started
Tuesday morning. Within the past few
weeks three other cases were re-
ported. all of them coming from the
rural districts.
According to DR.. Hardy, there
seems to be a reluctance on the part
Of people TO report these cases. SO
much publicity has been given To the
disease since the statement by Presi-
dent Harding three weeks ago that
many who have infections or appar-
ent skin diseases of any kind take to
cover. believing that they are stricken
with a dangerous malady.
Denial of contagious results have
been made repeatedly by doctors over
the country and steps have been taken
TO curb the so-called epidemic
A close check is being kept on the
sick cases reported TO all doctors in
the city, so that the exact status Of
spread of the disease can be determined
in this section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
AUGUST CROP REPORT
SHOWS BETTER FARM
CONDITION IN i. s.

Washineton. Aug 9.--The August
crop rcr,rt of the department of ag-
ricuiture issued today forecasts the
prodrc,,on of the country's principal
crops and cs,nndtes their condition on
ALSusi /, as follows:
Winter w'rGt: Preliminary estimate
cf production $4,000 600 bushels.
Spring wheat Production forecast
.i3,OC) oou t;Sarls; condition &C per
cent normal.
Tobacco production $50 million
pounds; condition 66.6.
Flax production 100000 bushels
condition 20.
Rice production $500 600 bushels;
condition S6.5.
Hay Oame) production Sl,6O0,OOO
tons (wild) l5,5OOOO0 tons; condition
(alD S2.5.
Sugar beets, production 5000 600
tons; conditions 500.
Apples production 109 600 900 bushels,
Peaches, production 81 100000 BUSH
els
Peanuts, production 37,600,0O0 BUSH
els.
Green sorghums production 10000
000 bushels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
\,bert Williams Dead

The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs
George williams who reside ai Ryan
will icsiet to hear Of the death OF
his little son. Albert. which occurred
Aurus, .. at that place. Little George
Jr.. has been also quite ill but is i'm
proving
AIt and Mfs. A. Williams and fam.
~ whs reside at i35 u street north
Rcsi haze returned from Ryan after
h,1sd.ng svsral days there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
PUBLIC UTILITIES
VALUATION IS CUT

Oklahoma City, August 9.--Reduc.
ton of the valuation of the Oklaho-
ma Natural Gas Company from $S,-
455,796 to $7,S2j,552, was the out
standing action of the state board of
equalization which was in session
here this morning The board ad-
journed shortly before noon until
August %.
Valuation of the Oklahoma Railway
Company, operating a street railway
system in Oklahoma City and inter.
urban lines to towns nearby was re-
duced from $4,000 900 to $3,1lS,5S6.
Increases in all public service cor.
rorations and public utilities in the
state as whole will amount TO be
tween $1,000 600 and $1,000 900 Il
was indicated by members of the
board
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
KWANIS AND CITY
SCHOOL CHILDREN
TO MARK STREETS
CLUB ADOPTS SUGGESTION or
JAMES BARRON IN ASKING
BOYS AND GIRLS TOGO.
OPERATE CIVIC WORK.

All city streets will be marked
with permanent markers by October
l. if plans adopted by the Kiwaniana
at their noon luncheon session today
are carried out.
The matter of marking the streets
was presented the club by James
Barron secretary of the Chamber Of
Commerce, who suggested that HI.
wanians seek the cooperation OF
school children in the work, having
the children in every block be re.
sponsible for marking the corners of
that particular block
Mr.. Barrons suggestion met with
entire approval and was adopted un-
animously. A committee comprising
Louis FiSchl, chairman. r. b. Orr,
Mr.. Barron and "Pard" Woods was
appointed TO map out the entire plan
and TO place it into execution.
This plan must be carefully work.
81 out" Mr.. Barron stated and it
should result in mutual benefit. 1t
will acquaint the boys and girls OF
the community with some Of the
civic needs and it will bring members
cf the Kiwanis Club in closer touch
with the girls and boys.
we are too prone to depend upon
The city officials for every civic i'm.
rrovement,' Mr.. Barron continued,
We can help them in these matters
and we should do it,"
The matter of having an inspector
tc work with city officials in the
lines OF sanitation, weights and mea.
surers was also brought before the
club by Mr. Barron. who was ap.
pointed to investigate how other cit
les handled this particular phase II
civic work.
Among tha other matters before
the club was the appointment of a
committee, Or. T.. G. Harlow chair.
man, f. II. Royer and w. A. COlley
to confer with committees from 9TH
a. clubs on proposed new camp
site for the county boys and girls.
Attention Of the members was call.
ed to the Kiwanis District meeting
at san Antonio. Texas, September
sc. Delegates from the local club
will be appointed at the next week s
meeting.
New members Introduced today
were John Dorrah, Johnnie Harred
and J. F.. Keys. Guests were Mrs.
Frank Adams. Mrs Billie Baker who
gave two delightful vocal selections,
accompanied by her sister Miss Hat
tie Burnitt, Mrs. J. A. Edwards.
G W. Cameron. secretary Of Marietta
Chamber Of Commerce. Ben Lindsey
and Dave Slrasmick. Mr.. Cameron
made brief talk pledging Marietta's :
interest and cooperation with Ard.
more.
Kirk Dyer. city manager and
Dick Hignght, chief OF police were
made honorary members of the club.
Upon motion OF Bill Bailey. mem.
hers of the Chamber of Commerce
band will be invited as special guests
at next weeks meeting Of the club
In yoicing his motion, Mr.. Bailey
characterized members OF the band
a. men who always respond to the
calls OF the clubs and who spread
enjoyment wherever they went"
The meeting concluded with q brief
talk by Judge ;. NJ Davis who re-
Gently returned from visit TO Iowa,
Texas and Mexico, Judge Davis r..
marks that "Ardmore is the livest,
lest town-north or south" brough,
Tor applause.
Frank Adams was chairman OF tho
day. The attendance was good ard
the meeting was one Of unusual in
tcrcst
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MICHIGAN TOWN STILL
THREATENED BY FIRE

EScanaba. Mich. August 9.-Forest
fires which have been burning in this
vicinity and threatening summer cot
tages for more than week, seem
ingly were under control today. The
fire is burning in semi-circle around
the edge of the city limits and is
being fought by $50 men. Today,
groups plowed the land and shoveled
sand on the flames until driven bact
by the heat No water is accessible
Rain has not fallen for a month.
Saturday night when the fires grew
alarming. cries were sent through
the city calling to every able-boded
rnan TO belp fight the flames. About
500 responded
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
CLEVELAND TROTTING
MEETING ATTRACTING
UNIVERSAL ATTENTION

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 9.-With all
revious records broken W. b. Kin
an, secretary of the North Randall
rotting Course, declares the greatest
We day trotting meeting ever held in
ne world will be opened here today.
urses totaiing $50, 900 will be distribut-
d TO the 400 horses entered
The North Randall free for all trot,
alued at $4,000. on Thursday with
hirteen of the worlds best trotters
ligible, and the Championship Stallion
take for three year old trotters val
ed at Sl2 800, Wednesday with four
cen colts entered. are the feature ev-
nts of the meeting.
Peter Manning, the worlds greatest
ampaigning trotter, will try to beat
ne worlds trotting record Of 2:O2 IA
or q five year old gelding, while Arion
iuy will make his debut for 1927 in
n attempt to reduce his own record
3:04 "a
Twenty races will be contested dur
ng the meeting, a list Of l3 late clos
ng or purse events having been added
the seven stakes to which entries
losed several months ago.
At least four races will be decided
ach day with the system in vogue
/ North Randall of dividing fields
When there is an extra large num-
Ter of starters. five or six races will
e decided on some days
Following is the weeks program:
Monday
American Sportsman, 3-year old
)ace; three heats added money $1,000.
The Plain Dealer 2:OS uotting;
heats; value 5000.
2O4 class pacing three heats, purse
$500
POP class trotting three heats
,urse $1,000.
Tuesday
Three-year old 315 class trotting,
wo in three heats; purse $500
The Leader, 9Os pacing, three heats;
,alue $4,000.
2:O6 class. trotting three heats;
purse $500.
2:l4 class, trotting, three heats;
,urse 81 200.
Wednesday
2:06 class pacing three heats; purse
1920
Championship Stallion Stake three
year old trotting, two in three heats
5alue s12,500.
The Press. 2:l6 trotting three heats;
value $4,000
2:l2 class, pacing, three heats;
purse $1,000.
Thursday
2:l0 class, trotting, three heats;
purse $1,000.
The News, two-year old, trotting,
;wo in three heats added money 81 900
The North Randall trotting sweep
stakes, three heats; value $4,000.
210 class pacing, three heats purse
81 200.
2:1S class, trotting, three heats;
purse $1,000.
Free for all pacing, two in three
heats; added money. $500.
2:l2 class, trotting three heats;
purse $1,000.
2:l4 class, pacing, three heats purse
81 200.
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Chicago, August 9.-An investigation
was under way today in connection
with the disappearance Of 100000
worth of jewels while the twentieth
century limited was speeding toward
Chicago yesterday.
Max Levy Chicago wholesale jew
Ter. reported on his arrival here that
q brief case containing the jewels
lad been taken from under his pill
low in the Pullman car He says one
Of the pillows had also been removed
from under his head while he slept.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
No Information on Wreck.

Houston. Texas, August s.-Offi'
cials Of the gulf coast lines this morn
ing had no further information on the
freight wreck at de Quincy, La
Monday than that given out late
yesterday. That report quoted the
superintendent at de- Quency rs cs
t.mating the total dead al four, ali
believed to be unauthorized train rid
ers. Officials Were expecting y de
tailed report within short time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
MESSAGE TO WIFE
LEADS TO ARREST

Shorburne. Mimi. August 9.-Twn
Chicago detectives left here late yes
terday with f. r. Frenick. arrested
in connection with the alleged EN-
bczzlement OF sl56,O0O from Armour
and Company, at Kansas City. where
il is said he was employed as n
hookkeeper.
A week ago Frenick came here 10
join the local baseball club as .
Pitcher.
According to the detectives, Frenick
and three other men are implicated
in the speculatons, which were un-
covered about n week ago. when
Frenck left Kansas City.
Detectives said that the informa-
ton which led to Frenick's arreS,
was obtained through telegram
which he sent from here TO his wife
at Kansas City. Kan. The message
was delivered to detectives, which
gave them the first information Of
his location.
When leaving here, detectives sala
they were to take Frenick to Kan
sas City, Kansas.
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FORDNEY TO DISCUSS
TAXES WITH HARDING

Washington, August 9.-Chairman
Fordney and other republican members
Of the house ways and means com
nittec will confer with President Hard
ing late today on the general subject
o. tax revision Discussion, it is un-
derstood will center particularly upon
what present estimated extraordinary
expenses can be provided for through
ether means than direct taxation.
Secretary Mellon. Speaker Gillett.
chairman Of house and senate appro-
rriation committees and probably some
other republican leaders will partic'
pate in the white house conferences
scheduled for late today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
SENATOR REED PAYS
TRIBUTE TO STATE

st. Louis. August 9.-Missouri as
one of the most typcally American
states in the union and the Missouri
ians are distinguished by their com
nonsense and balance as well as
their loyalty, Senator James A Reed
told the crowds at the Missouri CEN
tonnial exposition here this after
noon. Senator Reeds address w'ii
the principal one OF the day.
Senator Reed paid j tribute 10
early Missouri Statesmen and parti'
cularly to Thomas II. Benton, whom
re described as man who sacri-
feed his career rather than endorse
doctrines dangerous 10 his country
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
COLONEL I4EEPER Is
HAVING SOME COMPETITION

T.. s Boze architect and contrac-
tor, is spending his vacation at Sul-
lphur and has opened an office in
competition with Col. Graves Leeper
in teaching the women vacationists
how to swim Ii has been said that
Colonel has taught $4,000 of the fair
sex the art this summer and MIR.
Boze does not hope to equal that
record, but he does hope however,
TO make a good start this summer
so that by the next season he can
ENTER the business early and COM
lpete with Colonel Leeper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
DALLAS CLOSES MUNICIPAL
BUILDINGS DURING FUNERAL.

Dallas. Texas, August s.-Municipal
officers were closed here today ior
the funeral of w c. Connor, former
mayor> and pioneer citizen of Dallas
who died last Thursday at Long
Beach, California. Bishop A. c. Gar.
rett of the diocese Of Dallas officiated
and burial was in Oakland cemetery.
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Sport Briefs.

: Philadelphia. August s. - Benny
! eonard-Iew Tender bout Tor the
worlds lightweight championship will
be held at Philadelphia national league
park on Wednesday. Sept. II. II was
announced here today. The promoters
heard from Leonard's physician who
said the champion would BE- in shape
by that time. The match. scheduled
for Friday night. was postponed when
l eonard dslocated his thumb yes
terday.
Jersey City, y. j.. August 9.-NIikc
Gibbons Of 81. Paul Is matched against
Iefi Smith OF Bayonne, in scheduled
l2-round bout here tonight. Both are
n.iddlewclghts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
OBREG0N SILENT As TO WHAT
CHANGE HE'LL MAKE IN LAW

Mexico City. Aug. 9-President OBJ
regon has not as yet forwarded to
the ch9nber of deputies his suggestions
for the modification Of article 27 Of
the Mexican constitution, which ma
tionalizes deposits Of petroleum.
Plans for the consideration OF this
legislation has been made by the cham
Der of deputies yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09

Tulsa-Mrs. Anna Turman, a. years
old. of Red Fotk, confessed to shooting
and killing her husband. Michael Tur.
man. 81 years old. after he had at.
iarhed their "a year old daughter, the
polite reported She WAS arrested
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-09
WAUKOMIS MAN NAMED FOR
GUTHRIE LAND OFFICE JOB

Washington, Aug. DENOMINATIONS
sent to the senate by President Hard
ing today include: To be registrars Of
L. 8. land office. at Guthrie Okla,
Joshua b. Campbell Of Waukomis. Ok
lahoma.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At New orleans memphis ?,
At Nashville 9-Atlanta :.
At ChattanocCa Birmingham 10.
Little Rock-Mobilc: game postponed
No reason given Tor postponement)
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Standing
Where They Play Today

Galveston al Beaumont
san Antonio at Houston.
Shreveport at Wichita Falls.
~ Worth NJ nallas
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AMERICA NAsSOCIATION

AZ Milwaukee G-Minneapolls IL.
At Louisville Toledo 3.
Al indianapolis S-Columbus 4.
only three games scheduled
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE
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Results Nfonday

Bar;lesvllc 3--Coftcyvllle 0.
Muskorce-Cushinr rain.
independence 9--Sapulpa 0.
pittsburr Miami I.
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Standing
WESTERN LEAGUE
Results Monday

omaha u. Sioux City 6.
nes Moincs Is. St Joseph Z.
Tulsa s. Oklahoma City /.
Wichita iC. Joplin ;.
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Standing

Where they play today
Ardmore At Paris.
Mineral Wells at sherman
Cleburne at Bonham.
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Standing
Where they play today

Boston at st. Louis
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Brooklyn az Pittsburg
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Standing

Where they play today
st, Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland al Philadelphia.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Results Monday

Chickasha-Henryetta: rain.
Enid 7--Drumright 4.
Springfield EFT. Smith !.
Okmulgee 2-1-Pawhuska l-j.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Monday

New York 6-Chicago 3.
st. Louis Boston G.
PittsburSS 2-Brooklyn 4,
Cincinnati 9-Philadelphia 3.
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Standing


Tulm at wichita.
Joplin at oklahoma city.
81 Joseph ~ omaha
Sioux city at Dps Moines.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Monday

Washington list. Louis 5.
Chicago 0-5-New York IA,
Cleveland 4-7-Philadelphia &c.
Boston 6-DetrOit /.
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s u NJ NJ A R les
TEXAS-OKLAHOMA LEAGUE
Results Monday

Ardmore Paris 0.
Mineral Wells G-Sherman ..
Bonham 5-Cleburne I.
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Standing
Where they play today

Springfield at TT. smith
Okmulgee al Pawhuska.
Chickasha at Henryetta.
Enid at Drumright.
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VOLUNTEER WAGE
REDUCTION SAVES
COMPANIES GREAT
SUM ANNUALLY

New York, Aug. s.-Recent action
of approximately 10000 employees of
the lnterborough and Rapid Transit
companies in voluntarily accepting
wage reductions of 10 per cent will
save these systems nearly $4,000. 900
in annual operating expenses.
The workers Of these two great
transportation systems which cover
Greater New York are organized un-
der employees representation" plans.
The Interborough workers are united
in the Brotherhood of Interborough
Rapid Transit Employees. which has
been in existence nearly five years.
They accepted the wage cut by vote
Of S,341 to 5.130.
The employees of the Brooklyn sys-
tom accepted the decrease through a
committee elected under represen-
tation plan adopted last fall.
The lnterborough Brotherhood or
ganization was approved by the EN-
ployes in August, 1916, by vote of
$500 20 1900 1t has a membership
lOuaN OF more IMAM la,uUU.
While all questions as TO wages and
working conditions ttGt ar. are
fandled w The .n:;Stihood, the COM
pany takes cars @; the quest ms of
officenc, or Isc'pG2o of m2.noers.
The emplo"oS nominate and alrc: by
ccret ballot one committeeman 20
cry 3lr employees. Nc employc who
Is exercising disciplinary power over
q fellow employe" can be a committee
man. These represent the workers in
cOhfer-i ing with the company
Tire organization is carried on at
no expense to the members, the COM
pany supplying stationary, meeting
rooms and other incidentals.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany employees representation plan,
which is now being developed provides
for the election, by groups Of employees,
of representatives empowered to con-
fer with the various department heads
regarding working conditions and
wages Between 1900 and 1900 en-
ployes are working under this arrange
ment The company also has in its
employ about 900 motormen, switch
men and towermen are members Of
international union organizations are
working under agreements that do
not expire until January l. next The
wages of these men have not been
reduced but negotiations are being
conducted toward that end
Uniontown. Pa, Aug. 9.-Nearly
900 employees of the American Man.
ganese Co, at Dunbar, Fayette coun-
ty, have accepted a 40 per cent re-
duction in wages to keep the plant
in operation, it was announced re-
Gently by spokesmen Of the workmen.
Company officials and merchants OF
Dunbar did their part to keep the plant
from closing.
This outcome of original orders TO
close the plant is attributed to the
success Of perfect understanding,
brought about by r. NJ. Marshall, gen.
eral manager of the company and a
former University of Pennsylvania
basket ball star
The company cut rents Of its houses
40 to 60 per cent while local mer.
chants agreed to a sharp reduction Of
prices.
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Monday

Results Monday
TT. Worth :. Dallas 3
wichita Fails 3. Shreveport 2.
Beaumont 6. Galveston ..
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Jewels Renoried Stolen.

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Friday

2:1s class, trotting, three heats;
purse $1,000
Free for all pacing, two in three
heats; added money. $500.
2:l2 class, trotting three heats;
purse $1,000.
2;l4 class, pacing. three heats; purse
sl.200.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-20

Speaking of the life of the prisoners in the principal political prison at Mos COW, which is called the 70. O. w." he said. "the daily third degree to which prisoners are subjected if they are sus- pected of a serious political crime is worse than execution. These prisoners are taken every day, if their captors think their is a chance of wringing a confession from them, into the ques- tioning room. There. whether they have anything to confess or not. they are commanded to reveal the truth
 ''The commissar puts revolver to the prisoners head, confess. or I'll shoot he says. The prisoner waits for the shot. He never knows whether it is coming or not.
 This process is often repeated until the prisoner will confess rather than undergo any further ordeals, in which case he is shot anyway
 The mental condition of these prison CTS becomes such that they would pre- fer death. said Dr. Fucker. The Brook lyn comm urist says that he met in the various prisons of Moscow 20 of the radicals deported from America and that he could we'll understand why the