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The Yale expositor., 1922-08-24

Nomination and election is assured
for the following who had filed patti
tions in Ludington when the time
limit expired Aug. ~. Miss Agnes
PETERSON, county treasurer; John Pehr'
son, register OF deeds; Fred w. Reak,
road commissioner; Chauncey +. Nit
chell, surveyor; W. G. Away, circuit
court commissioner: E. NJ. Huston and
DR.. w. c. Martin, coroners.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-24

The carferry Chief Wawatam,
which was in drydock at Ecorse for
complete overhauling and repairs,
is back on the run in the Straits of
Mackinac.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-24

Michigan easily takes first place
among the states of the union in the
production of cherries, according %
DR.. A. c. Todd, secretary of the Mich
igan Gamers association, who has
just completed a report showing that
9,OS5 tons of cherries were packed
this season in this state by CONNER
cial Gamers.
The Yale expositor., 1922-08-24

In the final check at the office VI
the secretary of state three Democrats
who filed Aug. II were disqualified.
They were Robert II. Rayburn Of
Alpena, for congress IN the Eleventh:
John P. Faucher OF Monroe, for state
senate in the Nineteenth, and D. Van
oort, state senate in the Twenty-third.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
ARDMORE LEAGUERS
ATTEND SULPHUR MEET

A number Of young people of Ard
more attended the district meeting
of the Epworth League at Sulphur on
Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday
morning, when about forty members
Of the League from the Ardmore dis
trict were entertained by the Vinita
avenue Methodist Church and the
First Methodist church of that city.
Miss Florence Dial. secretary ana
Bible teacher of Wesley College oil
Greenville. Texas. was the principal
speaker during the meetings. Many
other interesting speakers were pres
ent and a most satisfactory session
was had. The next meeting will b'
held at the Broadway Methodist churcf
for three days beginning April 3Oth'
Members of the League who motor
ed to Sulphu: for the meeting were
Naomi Tyer. Lucy Jones. Bonnie Gar
rett. Mable Garrett. Mutelle Priddy
Naomi Priddy. Martha Sewart ah'
Vernon White.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
LONDON SUCCESSFUL
ON INITIAL RAID

Six hundred pounds of mash, $50
fruit jars and number of burlap
sacks were confiscated when Sheriff
Ewing c. London made his initial
sally into the field on still hunt
late Sunday. The capture was made
on a farm north of Durwood.
No still. nor other paraphernalia
was discovered.
Returning 10 town the sheriffs
party attempted TO assist two young
men, Theo Colbert and Allen Hunt
who were stalled in a broken down
car 1t was found they had gallon
and n half of liquor. They are now
in the county Jail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
MANAGER WANTS
JACK TO fight
CARP in EUROPE
Kearns Believes the Bout
Would be Prolific; How
ever He Overlooks no
Details on Money End

NEW YoRk.-Jack Kearns, man.
ager for Jack Dempsey, said saturday
that Promoter Tex Rickard might b.
asked 10 stake a return match be.
tween the worlds heavyweight boxing
champion and Georges Carpenter in
Europe next summer.
i've not approached Richard" said
kearns. but the idea appeals 70 me
as a most unusual situation Here
am with the best fighter in the world
on my hands, and cannot lind an
opportunity to get him into the ring
with an opponent who appears 10
have enough chance TO draw paying
crowd. At least that's the situation
30 far as matchmaking talk is con.
cerned by promoters whose word and
money Is something to gamble On.
"I know that there has been lot
OF talk In the newspapers about Dcmp.
sey meeting Wills. Fulton, Brennan
and others, but the point is that |
have yet to have a promoter come
forward with real offer for match
with any OF those men.
Dempsey Is Ready
AS have said dozen times
Dempsey Is ready TO meet anyone VIII,
looks as though he would prove IA real
drawing card The champion Is IN
fine condition aud could box littl'
match with two weeks training II
Necessary. lie likes to box and 8.
ready and eager to get into the rims
II a suitable opponent can be fount
for him.
II am going 10 be In New York
for a week or ten days and hope &,
have Dempsey matched for at least
one bout before | return to the coast
Right now have no particular mar
IN sight.
II am going to see Tex Rlckard {,
see II can interest him Ia another
match for the champion. He may b
able to suggest someone who look
like a good drawing card.
Watching the Details.
II believe that another bout betweei
Dempsey and Carpenter might go biz
abroad. but I would want to know
that reliable and experienced pro
moter was going TO handle the thous
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
ARDMORE IS FREE OF
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE

Ardmore is practically free from
the dread disease, smallpox and II
every citizen will feel II u duty 10
keep II so. there is little likelihood
that the disease will gain a foothold
in the city. city physicians state.
That some of the citizens are tax
ing every precau,ion is evidenced by n
statement made by j. w. Kruger,
who goes TO Muskogee next week TO
attend the state shoe dealers associa.
ton, to the effect that he would be
vacclnated before leaving.
"Ardmore folks are always coming
and going" MIR. Kruger says, "and
there are people coming in here every
day. So II is up TO these who go
and to those who remain at home
as well. that We should take every
precaution against possible epidemic" ."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
WILSON REBUILDING
AFTER Big BLAZE

WILSON.-New modern brick build
insg are taking the place Of the en-
tire block which was destroyed by
fire here 10 days ago. An entire
block of buildings was wiped off the
west end of main street here, and al
already contracts have been let to
have the buildings rebuilt into modern
brick structures, some to be built
of an expensive grade of brick, accord.
ing to the owners of the burned build
ings.
1t is said that within few days the
work will be well under way, and will
be rushed to completion as quickly
as possible. Several of the burned-out
firms have their stocks in large tents
on vacant lots near the burned block.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN HANDS

Press the juice OF two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White. which any drug store
will supply for u few cents, shake
WELL and you have n auarter.pint
Of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach lotion 10 soften and whlten red,
rough or chapped hands. This home
mado lemon lotion Is far superior to
Flycerin and rose water TO smoother
the skin. Famous stage beauties use
1t to bleach and bring that soft. clear
rosy.white complexion, because II
doesn't irritate.--Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
LOOK
/. FOR A COMEBACK
DURING Spring
Farmers of State Buy UP
More Cows and Restock
Ungrazed Farms; Win
ter Favorable.

Many cattle, particularly cows, are
being wintered on the Oklahoma
ranges this winter, which until re-
Gently has been an unusually mild
one for cattle from a weather stand
point. The wintering of cows means,
according to cattlemen, that the in
dustry is on the eve of comeback
and that it must come through the
bringing on of younger stock. The
stockmen, wherever possible, sold of
their older steers in order to get ready
for this comeback. AS rule, too
these older cattle were sold at q
considerable loss.
That many cattle are being wintered
is the report that stockmen make
from all portions of northern Okla
homa and the panhandle country. and
also down through the Texas pan
handle. In some localities cows are
reported as advancing in price and
range cows are said 10 be worth on
an average of So more than they were
last year. This is the result Of cows
being scarce and therefore hard to
buy. Practically every stockman who
has a bunch desires to keep them for
his own comeback in the business. Far
mers generally are restocking the
farms that have been producing wheat
only.
Cattlemen. who have range stool;
in this section of the state, declare
that there are more agad steers be-
ing wintered in the Texas panhandle
than anywhere else, although even
the number there shows a marked de-
crease. He estimates that there are
35 900 coming three.year-old steers and
80, 900 coming four-yLar olds in the
panhandle country, total of 70,0OO
as against 10000, the number winter
ed three years ago The farmers OF
that district are said to have a plen'
tiful supply OF feed crops laid by for
this winter.
The lack of wheat pasturage has
been a drawback TO winter feeding,
this season. This IS true throughout
the Oklahoma wheat belt and Kan
sas as we'll. rhe long dry spell be-
tween September and the fi'st Of the
present year irlla wheat pasture an
impossibilty tde winter having been
the dryest in many years. The per
cent OF wheat pls .ure mas b' en- the
lowest on record.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

London, in 1881. had a populatio
OF 339,S24.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
INMATES SAW WAY TO
FREEDOM AT McALESTER

McALESTER. okla.-Another Jail
delivery occurred from the Pittsburgh
county jail Saturday night about
1880. The escape was made by saw
ing through the bars OF the bathroom.
which Is accessible from the hospital
department Of the Jail. After saving
the bars. an iron bed rail was used
TO pry thcm apart and five men os.
capped. Climbing from the second
story, IN which the hospital is locat.
ed, the men landed first on a roof
beneath. and then jumped to the
ground.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

and one details which make or break
such match i shall certainly not
do any business with foreign promo,.
ers until Rickard refuses TO match
Dempsey either here or abroad"
Rickard declined to discuss the
proposition, other than TO say that he
would listen to any suggestion Kearns
might offer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
TULSA PAINTERS CUT WAGE
TO STIMULATE NEW WORK

TULSA. okla.,-A twenty per.
cent cut In wages of union paint.
ers TO become effective January 80.
was announced Saturday by Frank
Hackney, recording secretary OF
Tulsa painters union local No. s35.
a notice TO property owners and
the public was issued by the pain.
ters' informing them OF the cut and
urging that painting contemplated
this spring be started now. in or.
der 10 lessen her present unem.
ployment and avoid the rush later
In the season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
LIGHT COLORS POPULAR,
NEW MILLINER SAYS

Mrs. +. c. Webb, recently of Kan.
sas City, has taken charge of the mil
linery department of Whiteman and
Simpson. Mrs. Webb announces "a
number of very beautiful new styles
with more coming in daily.
Popular shades for the early spring
are Gamma, periwinkle, bon fire red
and pumpkin. While for trimmings
the bright colored flowers are in much
demand" Mrs. Webb states. Silk hats
are very good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

II believe that another bout between
Dempsey and Carpenter might go big
abroad. but I would want TO know
that reliable and experienced pro.
noter was going TO handle the thous-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Tipsy Craft Won't Stay Put,
So Officer Takes 1t With Him
Casabianca of City Police Sticks TO the Churning
Deck of Rum Suspect Until He's All Adrift,
Then Weighs Anchor for Voyage to Station

phone. To him PhtrolmAn Mccarthy
said In sad, pale green tone;
Lieutenant, AvaEt. I'm seuppered.
This boat won't stand still, and It's
shivered my timbers until I can't even
groan any moro, and beside, I've got
bright pink spots in front Of my eyes,
and hope I'm going 70 die"
"stAnd By the ship" said the Lieu
tenant saltily. "Or n you must leave
bring the ship with you. Orders Is
orders"
"Aye, aye, sir" replied Pa;rolnan
Mccarthy. I'D feel better N the
damn thing would stay put for a min
ute"
Anehored-but Much al Sea
Half an hour later patrolman Ne
Carthy tottcred into the West Forty
seventh Street police station bent
double between the combined weight
Of his nal de mcr and n iO0-pound
anchor. which he balanced on his right
shoulder.
Following him arrived the patrol
wagon loaded 20 the water line with
foR bell. life prcservert, port and
starbonrd lights. 200 feet Of manila
rome. signal whistles. two cans Of gas
oline. on assorted bundle Of seamen,.s 3
clothes. an oar or two and other artl-
cles OF seAfaring kit.
"Belay there roared the Lieutenant
What ia this. anyway Chustma'
Day AZ the Sailors Homer
you told me to bring the launch,
explained Patrolman Mccarthy, "bu'
The damn thing was too cumbersom'
70 carry, 30 brought everything tha'
was loose on board her except my ap,
petite-and ! don't ever expect 70 ge'
that back"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
1ipping News and Reports From All Parts of the World
UnfavOrable Weather
Delays Norfolk Shipping

NORFOLK. Dee. 24e-Unfavorable
weather conditions in Northern ports
has held up a number Of vessels load
ing and discharging. according TO re.
ports reaching Norfolk. As quickly a.
fair weather sets In, afording oppor.
tunity Of releasing the ships, rush
may be expected here for few days for
bunkers. The Scandinavian vessels
reported due by Castner, Curran a
Bullitt, Inc, have been somewhat de-.
layed. but will follow shortly. Barber
Steamship Lines had two vessels In
port yesterday both bound for the Far
East. The Bolton Castle British
loaded general cargo here, while the
Havana Maru (Japanese) loaded bunker
coal. Shipping Board vessels from Bal
timofe continue 10 arrive In tow Of
tugs 70 bo laid up in the James River
Two arrived yesterday and others are
expected.
The Christmas rush here doas not
appear 10 interfere with steamship
operation in the least, agents report.
ing bookings encouraging for Deecm-
Der. One line has vessels due TO lift
$4,000 tons OF general cargo alone.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

Raracos ti Kingston Dec y.
cheeter Run 80 NJ Jupiter Dec ~
caracas arrived curscoa AN Dec ~
chsbaullp 600 81 Johns Dec -
CIV Oh w.athsrfori i.t's y Hole IN
Camden 100 z Tampico Az Dec
clare will arrlvs Ponce . AM Dec
Coiiamer 1913 Ambrose Dec ~
Comus $50 s Scotland Dec -
pochrA as wv Balboa Dec -
pelaware sun SOS NE Colon Dec -l
Eastern knight 1tf p Ambrose Dec ~
Ecuador !. 400 los angeles Pm Dec -.
Ei Vail. a. wNw ToriuEAs Dec -
FRANKLIN IS y Diamond Dec =.
= q parstow iff Diamond Dec -. -
p II Hiilman al; 3 San Francisco Pm
FsS.rai ~ sw Diamond Dec -
rirrnors ~ = Cape Maysi Dec -.
General oorsas 30 Ne Crisiobal Dec -.
Harvester and barge dallas ae Hatteras
X Y Hiiiman 71ii san Pedro M
Harry Fsrnum JiJ Tsmpioo Dec ~.
HAtteras - y Cape HatiefAa pee ~
n N Rogers 6b Diamond Dec -
Tonancy & y y cape Charles Dec ~
Ioseph Cudahy 2oS " Key West Dec -.
John worthIngton 80 sSw Cape Msysl
= c'ponn.u 100 Diamond Dec a.
! n gIl panTls.r s. az Boston Dec a.
I.vis I,ucsenhaeh $40 4 Ambrose Dec i5
fivinFsione Roe 80 p Charleston Dec ~
Levant Arrow lN Diamond Dec ~
Llghiburne n y llatteras Dec a. ..
Taks kisu lef ATorya Porto Rico Pm
ueunt Carroll 10 + Ambrose Dec -
Mount Clay ~ p Ambrose Dec ~
Ninsofa $40 s Ambrose Dec ~
Montauk i.sis s San Pedro Dec II.
Munmofor Z eE Boston Dec -
Mushoess 40 y Diamond Dec -
Nunsibro q NJ cape Charles Dec ~
Aaracaibo iss s scotland Dec -
Sarbo lat 1sof y Jon ~ SIS " Dec -
Nora ~ " sand Key Dec -.
Prss,dent POLK i.1ts = Ambrose Dec -
penobscoi 4 sW Fenwick Dec ~
president Monroa i.5is = Ambrose Dec ~
Panama 20s scotland Dec ~
pfesident Harding 1t7 ? Ambrose Dec -
Raduor ilG Hafferaa Dec y.
Ronds fs0 ENE siasconssr Dec ~
sucroaa isi SW Diamond ! PM Dec %
santa clara ess s Ambrore Dec a.
cearouAf 1f + b. y Firc Island Dec ~.
san Particle $40 2 Savannah Az Dec -
santa Rosaiia kit NV Colon Dec -
sanfs T.ress 900 balboa I An Dec %
gan Francisco sf1 NE colon Dec -
gunbeam iT6 WNW TorfuEas Dec ~
ecis, Arrow left WilliAmsted Dec a.
s,eeiuorksr is Y Cape Henry Dec ~
suffolk 50 Ne Cape Charles Dec t.
surlro 80 SW Scotland Dec ~
Thomas = Bssi i.fs7 $ San Franeise,
roios 10 S scotland Dec ~
virginia Limited 20 sw Winisrquarters
vlfSinl. f EIprs" II sw win''rqusr'sr'
West Lake sTa Ambrose Dec a.
West Zeda ii7s 4 Boston Dec ~.
walter Jennings 1f5 W oy SAND Key
West corum i7s Scotland Dec -
West fslay 90 Ne Cape May Dec -
Iuia left Maracaibo An Dec ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Seamen's Society
Expects More Than
100000 This Year
Sailors on the Waterfront
More Numerous Than Be-
fore; Britishers Often
Employed on us. Vessels

An increase IN shipping activity
around the Port OF New York Is re-
Accted in the report Of the American
Seamen's Society that the number Of
sailors now frequenting the waterfront
is at the peak for the year and is tax
ing the society's large home on West
Fourteenth Street 10 capacity. on
cials Of the society said yesterday that
last years attendance Of 100000 will
probably be exceeded.
Great activity on the North River
waterfront" saws DR.. George Sidney
Webster. secretary Of the society, "is
reflected In the demands now being
made upon such social agencies IS ours
for taking care Of the sailor during his
leisure hours on shore. For some
time our rooms and beds have been
in great demand and the building has
been taxed TO its capacity.
"It is noticeable that many Of the
sailors are British although sailing on
ships Of American registry. The sailors
on British ships spend many hours o.
the day and evening al the Sailors
Home, but all OF them sleep on board.
"The large number Of sailors In the
port OF New York these days is further
noted At our concerts, which are now
being given usually once a week by the
entertainers Of the large transatlantic
passenger ships. For three successive
concerts the auditorium has been filed
with sailors and the attendance has
totalled about fifteen hundred. This
fact and the maintained interest which
the sailor is showing in the amuse-
ments which we provide for him on
shore point TO the generally higher
level on which the sailors shore hours
are being spent these days"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Drops Dead i'm Street

]. Howard Edwards. n prominent
business man Of Youngstown, Ohio,
dropped dead yesterday afternoon A.
the corner Of Twenty-eighth street
and Fifth Avenue. Patrolman VIII
liams, doing duty on that corner, went
10 his assistance and propped him on
tho curb while an ambulance was sum
moned from New York Hospital.
Mr.. Edwards was a member Of the hrm
Of Franklin & Edwards, manufaetur.
ing stationers in Youngstown, but had
lived for the past two years IN the
Hotel Irving. % Gramercy Park II
was his habit to take a brisk wal each
each day FOR his health and on this occa-
sion the effort was too much. lie went
TO Johns Hopkins Hospital last October
for an operation and was supposed 10
be improving.
Besides his wife, he Is survived by
two daughters. Mrs Alfred Newberry'
Of i26 East Nineteenth street, and an
other living at home.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Independent Wireless Tele-
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unless otherwise specified
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c,bo Espartsi % from Scotland $3.50 Ph
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indian a. sW Fire Island Dec ~
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irsne az y HetEsl Shoals Dec - .,
r. DonnslI 100 Diamond shoals Dee -
Jacona 1910 Jupiter Dec -
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