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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03
FOOLISH WIVES CALLED
MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE

In witnessing Foolish Wives, "
the million dollar motion picture
which comes to the Grand theater,
April .. one is confronted with the
unusual situation OF seeing a
Broadway legitimate stage star
doubling" for motion pictures
player. And though this star
plays many OF the most important
scenes in the picture he is not
even given credit on the program.
The star Is Robert Edeson, for
some years one OF the most popu-
lar stars OF the spoken drama.
who distinguished himself in the
title role of 'Strongheart," when
that play was first produced. The
player for whom he doubles" Is
8udolph Christians, who Is cast as
The American ambassador TO Mon
AGO. the male lead in Foolish
Wives" Tragedy stalked at the
heels OF Erich Won Stroheim when
ne was making the picture and
when It was only half completed,
Christians suddenly took III and
lied. So many scenes had been |
photographed in which he appear
ID that II was impossible 10 do the
part over again without incurring
a stupendous loss. The only thing
70 do was 10 get some one who
looked reasonably enough like
Christians to allow him TO finish
he part Edeson was the man
Josen--not because he bore any
semblanee TO Christians, but be-
ause the build OF the two men
,as the same and both were
4 a distinguished bearing. Fa-
ially they were as far removed as
iossible and for this reason,
hough a star In his own right, the
substitute player was not allowed
p face the camera except In the
ong shot. In closeups where nc
tion required his fun presence his
ace is ayerted. and when II was
:scssssTy 30 SHOW closeup of the !
AMBASSADORS face former shots OF
'hristian We're cut In. The doub-
ing Is so near perfection that II
,lmost defies detection, but Il was
'omething OF a hardship on Eide
'on TO appear in the leading role
without ever once showing his
'aee TO the Genera and then. when
to not even receive screen
-rdit for the work he had done.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03
VALENTINO DANCED
HIS WAY TO SUCCESS

Rudolph Valentino, the cele-
brated young dancer who has the
leading male role in 1.-The Four
Horsemen OF the Apocalypse, a
Rex Ingram production shown at
the Liberty theater next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, found
his way to fame and fortune
Through his nimble feet.
When you see Mr.. Valentino In
this screen adaptation OF the
world-famous novel OF Vicente
Blasco Ibanez by June Mathis and
notice his finished acting, the
sure swager of the cafe scenes laid
inthe Argentine, the polish of his
manner In interpreting the stu
dent and lover In Paris. 1t will be
your unquestionable opinion that
here 10 a man initiated In theatri-
cal ways as child.
But 1t was neither as a dancer
nor an actor that Mr.. Valentino
hoped to take fortune by storm. II
was In the more humble sphere as
a prospective agriculturist that he
came to the unite0 States, at the
age OF eighteen, graduate from
The Royal Military College of Az
'ieulture at Genoa. italy. As he
planned his futIre ha wnuIa he
'ome one OF the gret land owners
n this country of opportunity.
Frcm dancing to motion pic
ures was an easy step. His first
'ictures with Mae Murray in "The
Big Little Person." When Rex In.
sram, In his painstaking search
or the type to portray the pleas
ire-loying South American hero
Il The Four Horsemen" say Val
ntino. he chose him for the part !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03
LOAN APPLICATIONS OF
1883 VETERANS PASSED

A total Of 1S1 loan applications
aggregating approximately S375,-
900 have been approved by the
state bonus commission to date.
Loan applications filed with the
commission total 1852.
Cash applications so far ap-
proved by the board total $685. in
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03

burnside. Special dances inosud-
ing the minuet will be featured on
some of the duet numbers.
The chorus numbers eiBhT
voices: these together with m or
cbestra of several pieces will form
a most artistic and attractive en-
semble. Miss Lena Belle Tartar Is
directing the production.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03
CORVALLIS PLANS
TO IMPROVE ITS J.
WATER SYSTEM

An application filed by thu
board OF water commissioners o.
Corvallis with State Engineer Cur
per covering the construction Of
the Rock reservoir for the storage
OF 555 acre feet OF water from
Rock creek and Mary's river in
wolves an expenditure for reser-
voir, dam and diversion works ag-
gregating approximately 1900.
600. The stored water is to be
used for municipal supply for
the city OF Corvallis.
w. #. Schenck OF Caldwell. Ida
no, has filed with the state engi-
neer an application covering the
appropriation OF water from Sucor
creek in Oregon and the conbtruc-
tion OF reservoir for storage OF
5000 feet OF this stream for irriga-
tioa purposes. The estimated cost
Of construction work involved in
this project Is $4,000.
Other applications covering
water rights have been filed as
follows:
BY A. D., Paul II. and ElVin A.
Penrod OF Hereford, Baker couaty.
covering the appropriation Of wat
er from the north fork of rurnt
river for supplemental supply
for the irrigation OF 280 acres at
cost OF $1,000.
BY James A. Seyferth OF kerby.
covering the appropriation OF
water from Democrat sulch for
the irrigation OF fire acre tract
In Josephine county.
By Mrs. Frances ]. Jenkins OF
Beaverton. covering the appro-
priation OF water from Cedar Mfll
sreek for the irrigation OF 30
acres and for a domestic water
supply at an estimated cost OF
$1,000.
BY |. A. and II. o. Schaeffer Of |
Grants Pass covering the appro-
priation Of rs second feet OF wat
er from the Run, tributary to Alt
house creek for mining purpose in
Josephine county.
BY the state fish and game COM
at Bonneville. covering
he appropriation of water from
Little Herman creek for domestic
apply and for fish culture pur-
aoses In Hood River county.
BY Jerry Lewallen and sons OF
.iebo, covering the appropriation
Il four second feet OF water from
edar creek, tributary to Nestanc-
river for Development Of power
Or farm use In Tillamook coun-
"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03
Breathe In Health

That cough or cold in tbs {.
can be ended easily by H,0,,
No stomach dosing. BREATH
through the nostrils and m0..
Money back if it fails. Dapisl
Fry. IA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03
A|RPLANE PATROL
DEFINITELY DEAD

Washington, April 3.-Appro-
priations for the airplane forest
patrol in the Pacific northwest
and elsewhere were definitely kill
ed Saturday when the senate sub
committee on appropriations con
sidering the agricultural bill con-
eluded its work and announced
that no money has been included
for the purpose.
Senator McNary, who has la
bored to have the forest air patroi
continued, explained that he was
unable to make headway because
Secretary of War Weeks and the
budget director are against main
taining the patrol this year in the
face OF a demand for reduction OF
army. The army bill will cut the
aviation force to a skeleton limit
ed to performance of strictly mill.
tary duty.
Major General Patrick, air seTy-
ice chief, fayors the forest patrol.
but the army appropriation will
not permit such activities, accord
ing to Secretary Weeks, and the
forest service is dependent on the
army to supply planes and aVia-
tors.
In part compensation for aban-
tonment OF the airplane patrol,
the commission added $4,000 to
The amount the house had allowed
'or lookouts and rangers in the
national forests. Twenty-Five
thousand additional will be re-
ported for roads, trails and bridges
IN the forests, and $4,000 more
Tor appraisals of timber and graz
ng permit expenses.
II Lloyd George does not re-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03

volying payments aggregatlns
s1,847,OoO. A total of 14'oe4
cash applications have been filed
with the commission so far.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03
Night News
Summary

Dublin-The serious extent Of
the split in the ranks Of the Irish
REPUBLICAN army was revealed
when from five battalions which
had been ordered out to take a
new oath OF allegiance or an
oath with new Implications" not
less than 1000 men obeyed the
republican appeal and marched
TO Smithfield. There they took the
oath OF allegiance to free them
selves from any further RESPONSE
bility to the Dali Eireann.
Washington-An earth move
ment of pronounced intensity"
was recorded on the seismograph
at Georgetown university.
Washington-Food costs at re-
tail continue to decrease In all of
the 16 principal American cities
where observations are maintain
ed by the labor department dur
ing the month ending March Is,
according to the monthly report.
Buffalo-Roy Hanes, federal
prohibition director. stated that
the enforcement OF the federal
prohibition law is going on mag
nificently. The law is being en-
forced, he said, better than the
most confident prohibitionists
could have expected.
Manila-Katherin Thompson
of Wilmington, Del, and Second |
Lieutenant Osborne Wood, son of
married. The ceremony was per-
Governor General Len Wood, were
formed at the Malacanan palace.
Chicago - The United States
Grain Growers Sales company is
preparing to go into the handling
Of grain in the largest markets
within 80 days, 1t was announced
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03

Peace societies, for the preven-
ton of war, were first estapilSheu
in England in 1915.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03
by c. II. Gustafson, president o
the organization.

chlcago-The "siamese twins, =
Iosefa and Rosa Black, who dled
last week were Joined at the spine
and severing them would have
been fatal, according to A-ray
photographs taken after lheii
death. The pictures, it was de-
clared, showed a continuous u
shaped spine and also several VI
tai organs in common.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-03

% now nave complete Line Florshem Shoes The
known and r @ G ad Women @ I Form best
for $l0 Hanan '"V "" al Ouy Florshem, the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
SPEARS WANTS
OLD JOB AGAIN
Record in Office as Tax As.
SCISSOR During Past Term
Is Base of Candi.
dacy.

John r. Spe;rs, county assessor
wishes To tell the voters OF Carter
county that he rs in the race to the
end. ana he is blsing his candidacy
for the office on his record during
his term in office His formal an
nouncerueut viii be made within the
next week, at which time he will out.
line his platform
During his tenure of office Spears
has served on the state board OF as
SCISSORS ana assisted in making 4
standard valuation OF oil properS1E tn
the state. He has been commended
Tor his work in this line, and he has
peen working 10 get Il fair rate fixed
Tor the companies in this section.
Another act OF Spears that has
brought him compliments was his in
Creas!ng the number OF names on the
taArolls during the past two years
This move is reflected in every town
ship and district of the county. To
day there are but few taxpayers who
are not on the rolls, Spears said Sat.
urday.
In Ardmore his work Is noticed by
4 house'to house canvass to check the
tax rolls and bring all taxpayers into
the folds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
Win
FROM HEALDTON
IN CLOSE GAME
Charley Clopp's Homer in the
Sixth Inning Drives in
Winning Runs for
Local Team.

Ardmore baseball fans were given
their first really delicious diamond
treat of the season Saturday afternoon
when the Producers snatched hard.
fought victory from the Healdton
Semi.Pros 10y the score Of 20. II was
regular league game with big
league cahUre. the outstanding feature
of which was The excellent twirling
of Lefty Clowers, moundsman with
the oil Town aggregation. who bucked
up against three Ardmore hurlers-
ketcham. Ferguson and Ycager. There
were but Two innings during which
'lOwers weakened-bu the two in
nlngs proved 10 b. candy for the TO
Lcaguers. who made good use OF their
club swinging and started a balrage
OF wallops that reached climax
when Chouey Clopp zammed a circuit
drive over the right field boards.
shooinr in Payne ahead OF him for
The two local talles in the sixth In.
ming. Payne was ON first when Clopp
connected with the Healdton tear.
producer
The Ardmore moundsmen showed
excellent form. allowing but total
OF five hits. Two ot which Were reg.
istrred on krtcham's delivery in
Tive innings tVo Oft Ferguson Of
lerines Ia two innings. ana one OF
Neaser IN Two innings
In addition To- the 4-base drive. Clopp
also hung 81 2.bagyer on his belt.
Eight hits in all We're chalRed Up
tN The locals. Of which Young grabbed
l"o. Jones one. Balufaut one. Erhteu
couple including 2bayger and
'holIey lhe remainder.
THE spiked shoe artists u both
clubs performed ably with airueht
bas.'Dail The Producers showed much
.mpro' encnt since their LAST contest
versus Oklahoma CITY. although 81
VIII be- remembered thar they showed
ap iu excellent munuer versus ,u,
Western Leayuers
large attendance Witnessed Tie
'on,-.t lncudiur lr d4leyauon
from liealdtOu, which. heAded ty a
h'Ht made tho journey .n support uf
d tcum uf which they may te justly
rroui Prior 90 The opening of the
s'tn- .nr Hesld,ou ruthus,..sts pliad .
J down Main 1re-.t. and .t did NOT
...h- ,heu long TO make their presence
Auo"u .u . most loV.al manner
Another EooJ v.m- will ts PLAYED
loo th" ioy4 diamond THIS afternoon
it p oos,t when JNs Producers ccuas
bats with ,he Humble uI Company
l,hr The Humble BOYS hung up an
.H'l.b.e record ll.t year which at..
fa.tei attention through baseball ,.r
..e. .r 500 part " the state aud were
.'te' among M. f4-tes, sph,r, 10.
.r m ."m. pro circles Score b, .u.
ming.
Nfdmpr- ------.--.-. ODl yV'--e
hes,dteu --------.-- .VuJ Vv0 WV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
SPORT WORLD TO
PAY TRIBUTE TO
ANSON sunday
Baseball Hero to Be Buried in
Chicago on His Seven
tieth Birthday
Monday.
CHTCAGo--Chicago sunday win nav

'FllCAGo.-Chicago sunday viii paw
ir nA tribute 10 Adrian g.. Anson
revsrei nero VI baseball for lsi, =
century when public funeral services
Will he held AZ downtown funeral
cn~nsi with the most prominent men
a w. city
inc Chicago und Detroit American
ie~sue baseball teams and va-7ous
Is"j9ls n the sport world attending
transements were completed Sat.
tf--y oy k,uesaW VI. Lands i,,e-
pas commissioner ana members O,
'h' fan'iy OF The famous old 5a!l play.
e. mo died in ST. lukes losu.t,J
tr'A.! after 81 w--ks illness. fir lie
ps0.e. Service l5 had been pl.,,p,,,
90 tsld tnt eN4yes af 8 q. lock. tut
'h.' "eir pu, forward To- o'clock
20 -. 80 give tte Detroit tnU chs,
% hiays aI opportunity 10 A,,.nd
ih- to-ue between thr Nnlt- soy ei,J
ht.tel ",s postponed 100 $3.50 n
Ihe '-rices wilt De io p,-mts liz
pao.. 30 iay DO. final RESPECTS io the
i."h VINO hold place 100 The hort
G. every ports lover Bur.a. V,I 10.
private 100 J4hW o01 cemetery Mort.,
"h't would have 0,rn ST. sr.op,s
'e't tf.Ed4y DO be- Lad lived
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
WORD Is
LAW IN CHICAGO

CluCAGo-Variou stor,s- about
h- rNpect-l retirement from active
participation iu baseball Of Charles A
'onlske' owner Of the Chicago white
Not. ha'e been told from unp 70 time
10 iecvnt month. The statement
ofish heart is that Commy IS not the
SAME old Roman that he BE- slipping
phNs'caIls AMI that he Is trusting the
affairs " the SoN To h,s ueutenants
y. Louis Conlskey. h,s son. and Herr,
NJ GrAsiner secretary Of The club
The senior COmisksy d. not shining
% ls said, however Although ths
White sot masnste has fsursd into
tns background u public lie sous.
weai hls wssa = ssiu l...
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
h> HRNA\r nARRERr


CohSItA\A Tex -- When repre-
sentative business men ana e.'seo~I.
rams he'd meeting !H 'he early part
q feoruAlN Tor Ihs purpose %, ~.
saH'2ins aut placing in he ustd a
o"seo". team 'h@' Would eoiny>'re i"N.
''"oN WIN CefS'-"~ 'eAI's V- me
past, there VAS oe, one idea 300 iae
minus OF e~.h "~a -'sSen'-'""' v.
assembling ~ "'nnms team Snd enc
,ha' "oau o''ns nome 10 t'Fs-c-nS
.Hr N"s-,'N'""'''A League PeNh.|'.
""e...' Una, .'". "A. D. accom-
pushed 'em'-a~ E'' 'y Re Svr. b"'
'0- .rS0iiui''''.as Outstanding -"l's
are .A"' 'he 's"h mas reh s"."r'e'
.'Se''Vr under ,"p,.''r ana t.I.ieN'
n'~''Ns N'A'Nsef ana .- me 'N'A.'''''
t"I''> ".-S -'' ''"'e~. ."e '''N''"'.'
a->.'.S nave .'"d -t ~ '"e" name
a'a oNs'@i -fo1kh .hr 't'ys.","s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16

Men Bargam-Hmt
SureSt Thing; They're
There is HOrdeS, ToI

The female OF the species IA
not more deadly than the male
when II comes 10 bargain hunting
judging from the vast crowd OF
men who jostled and pushed and
exhausted every tactic heretofore
credited TO the feminine MIND
TO set into Newman and Company's
Tire sale Saturday morning. Ana
that old saying that It's the
women Who are The bargain hunt.
eis,' must b. discarded IN Ard.
more
Long before the opening hour
there were men---long, tall. short
fdt slim old and youny-an
yahcring FOR the same purpose.
"A sale" who would ever gus.
pect~J such thing
In sll due respect to the gen.
uemen bargain hunters il must
he admitted however thai they
had a real reason for Newman
ami Company are Offering real
bargains and no less person
than v. Price of Oklahoma City,
who has conducted some other
veIJr sucvessful Aies Ia this csu
70 hse eSnsasst-s ta.s oDS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
WlLLINGHAM IS
AROUND MAN
Of THE DISTRICT
Hugo Second With Durant
Third and McAlester Last:
Three Other Local Con-
SswantS Winners

DuHANT. Okla -Far ,n, frs. .,s,.-
ssinte 1919 Ardmor- n.yh s.sg,l J..
hyicrorious in rnz ,r-.~s.,,......., -.
fmee, held here SATURDAY ans->s
'twnen they ran up & r.,.. OF r. p..r.s
trighuins their ~, .,s. ..- t.......
.of the Hugo lads. VINO ...e5 ~. 8,
kpoints Durant came tt-r Win ..l
ipolnrs while the Ns4.e>-s- .s.- ---
sceiyed only il. point,
Wlungham q. A-tr..- ..s ..
fclared all around man .r- .--.
winning i've ius. ...-,, .-5 s..,,.
ling up the greater .--..e- .,.-->
Ior the winners
This victory entities .t. 4r.--5--
team to 20 TO Norman .,. ,-....
70 enter the STAKE meet
The class Z me-, 49, a .t.
Antlers high Scho>, .-sa ...r
reid OF l. entrants Tier. 49,. .-..,
Iour entrants DO the GLASS ...s
Events M which th- s---..-. ...-.
srored is given - follow,
one hundred ward aAS. .r.l..-e
fnst time To- Seconds
High jump, Ar5uore .t-a
Hah-mle. Ariuo-s >a.o1l
Shot put Arouore c.r>. Is -s.- 9,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
FIFTY VOTES TO SPARE
AS COUNT Is TAKEN


y Would ~ a, 100 No, anon. when tl.y
'"'sIi ce istgtj " explain 90. .t, h. !
p~n'd ~ uAg .o9l. ecou.t. ~. ~
poo.t.S a's.u te bel .iaI.,I l. t..
rHns conc n.' slr A.lt., ,s.-,-,s
tie amtoiH.It -. iJrI -l Wound ssl
'stV W. vyV II vic .4mu Sum ...t,-. u,I
=. s-4-.V,lV % vrr.I d. .p- .i.l
One Drm.tia' 9 H,rmrar,
t"present.tI', ladgeu ul Tenn. ...
THE former jemo.rtuD .blrm.u VI The
p.a'a, affairs y.uutt-a which iorm.r.
~ prepared tGv naval bills mad. ,na
'of tns principle arguments for ths Ia.
rasSSe. saying u.e Efficiency VI ti.-
tha', could n0, ge maintained without
bt The movement for the .ucrsa.. on
lthe republican side was .n tn. HANDS
foi SIr Macarthur Nir Ware aud NJ.
p.ossrs " aassa. hutstts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
MANY VISITORS AT COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE

Among visitors at the office Of the
county superintendent of schools, Sat
urday, We're; Mae Williams, Nellda
j. L. Walker, Provence, Herbert
James, Staunton: Opal Stansel. New.
port; Mrs, Harry Howe. Cannon: r.
K. Covey, Woodford: Il. f. Jones,
Springdale; G. ). Watson, Bunker.
hill: Troy Salyee. Bunkerhin: A. L.
Sutton, Berwyn, Myra Dyer, Spring
dale; K. V Hankey. Lone Grove
Brittle Cox. Hoxbar; Robert Michael,
Young School; G. G. Adams, Prairie
Valley " II. owens and Rose Cot.
tie, Deese; Mary 4. Lee, Joiner. O. c.
Reynolds. PlAnview H. p. KllIan,
Graham Harold oJhnson. Rexroat,
Thomas Oyerstreet. Cheek. II. A.
Barber, Baum; Vivian Duston and
Rose Kahn, Durant Mrs. Paul Nasls.
Fox.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
SHERROD'S NEW TRICK
Is soon FOUND OUT

Srw YoEk. --sber7pi smith ~ the
skrOonyns made MS J-bui ss an un.
ideths4idst .unser asara the Giants
psi he Polo ground Friday ami had
SpVot succe-
Replacing Al Msn,maux in the 80
yont Inning shertoI started hurting
nin the gv-sr s,yle employed by Cart
,Sisys CT the YANKEES. and while he
hsd plenty VI speed. the Giants took
>andy to lie offerings, ssthsFns nIss
Lf.ts vk4e ts sss - lEs asgnd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
Smith Did We'll

ST LOUIS 49, Jack Smiths single
with two out in the ninth scored Top
orcer and gave the Cardinals TO ?
victory over Pittsburgh today. It
was the third straight victory for St
Louis. Jess Haines allowed only three
hits. while his mates pounded Babe
Adams for l3 Score:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16

NN Batted for Decatur in Eth.

eleven runs in first inningJ
Summary: Two base hits, Groh:
three base hits, Young, SINNERS: base
on balls off Mitchell g. Gardiner ..
Causey 4, Barnes l. struck out by
Causey /, Shriyer J. Decatur 2 Bar.
hes l, Jonnard !; runs, Higgs. John.
ston, T. Griffith ., Wheat Meyers.
Sehrnandt, Olson. Decatur: Bancroft 2.
Rawlings ., Groh ?. Young. Meusel
Kelly ?, Shriners ?, Snyder .. Causey
2; errors, Higgs. Bancroft. Groh.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
FRIDAYS RESULTS.


Wichita Falls o. Dallas 0.
Forl Worth g.. Shreveport l.
san Antonio i. Beaumont 3.
Houston .. Galveston 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
Ardmo High School Wins Track Meet Champions of Southern oklahoma

winning wild riotous game II to
10. Fifteen Giants went TO bat In the
first inning and Bancroft. rawlings
and Groh each scored two runs.
Young hit triple and single In the
inning and drove in four runs. Score;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
American League.

Philadelphia S, Boston p
New Nork-Washington. rain.
hrtrotClevoland. rain.
81. Louis.Chicago. cold.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16

Des Moincs g; 81. Joseph s.
Denver :: Wichita G.
Sioux city a; Tulsa 3.
Omaha 10; Oklahoma City g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
Southern Association

AT Nashville o; Birmingham 0,
Al New Orleans IL: Mobile ).
Al Memphis 8: Little Rock >.
Al Atlanta 8 Chattanooga s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16

An event being looRed forward 10
with much pleasure is the parade to BE-
staged by the Crotto Patrol and band
Saturday evening, April % al o'clock.
The parade will precede the ceremonial
for the receiving OF candidates and will
be the last big meeting before the Big
Ceremonial scheduled for May la
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis Wins
Third Straight
By a Shut.Out

CHlCAGO.-St Louis shut out Chi.
casO. Il u. U in batting bee and
made clean swe~p OF the series
The visitors pounded the local twirl.
ers for 2l hits which included home
runs by Ellerbe and McManus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
IfXaS Ielpne

At Galveston O: Houston 9.
At Fl. Worth 4; Shreveport 0.
At san Antonio s. Beaumont 9.
Al Wichita Falls J.: Dallas 8.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16

NASHVILLE. Tenn.--Sections Of at
least three counties, Wilson. Smith ana
Putnam. suffered severely in the storm
which struck middle Tennessee Friday
night. though no lives 80 far as known
are % have been lost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16
Detroit Suffers Here.

CLEVELAND.-Cleveland hammered
Hollings and Stoner for IA hits here
Saturday and defeated Detroit II to
: in the final game Of the series.
Spcras
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-16

WASHlNGTON--New York made
1t two out Of three by taking Satur.
days game from Washington. to 2.
Hoyt registered 10 strikeouts. Score: