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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05

WANTED-Deputies of clean cbara;'
ter to write applications for
strong, up-to-date fraternal order,
with a membership of $4,000 and
reserve of two and one-half million
dollars, admitting both sexes and
paying 'omptly both death and dis
ability claims.
A good contract for live hustlers,
for work in south Oklahoma and
north Texas. Call, or write W. I.
Fyffe, special representative knights
and Ladies of Security, over First
National Bank, Ardmore, Okla. 26-6t
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Read the Want Ads.
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Read the Want Ads
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The Ardmoreite is authorized to
announce ]. w. JOHNSON as can
didate for the office of County Com
missioner from the second district
Of Carter county. Announcement Is
made subject to the action Of the
democratic voters at the state pri-
mary election to be held August A..
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The Ardmoreite Is authorized to
announce THOMAS OVERSTREET
as a candidate for the office OF
County Superintendent of Public In
slruction. Announcement is made
subject to the action of the demo-
cratic voters at the state primary
election to be held in August 1914
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The Ardmoreite is authorized to
announce w. b. FRAME as a can
iidate for the office of County Clerk.
Announcement is made subject to
the choice of the democratic voters
at the state primary election to be
held August 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
ron GALE

FOR SALE-An iron safe. hoy
Alexander. Phone 165. 81
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made subject to the action OF tne
democratic voters at the state pri-
mary election to be held August A.
The Ardmoreite is authorized to-
announce w. b. FRAME as a can
iidate for the office of County Clerk.
Announcement is made subject to-
the choice of the democratic voters
at the state primary election to be-
held August 4.
The Ardmoreite IS authorized to
announce THOMAS OVERSTREET
as candidate for the office OF
County Superintendent of Public In
slruction. Announcement is made
subject to the action of the demo-
cratic voters at the state primary
election to be held in August 1914
The Ardmoreite is authorized TO
announce JOHN CHM as a candidate
for the office of sheriff OF Carter
county. Announcement is made sub
ject to the action of the democratic
voters at the state primary election
to be held in August.
The Ardmoreite is authorized to an
nounce r. S. Hendon as a candidate
for the office of tax assessor of Car
ter county. This announcement is
made subject to the action of the
democratic voters in the state primary
election to be held August A.
The Ardmoreite is authorized to an
nounce w. F. Freeman county judge
of Carter county, as candidate for
the office of district judge for the Sth
judicial district, subject to the action
of the democratic voters at the prima-
ry election to be held August 4.
The Ardmoraite is authorized to
announce Fred Haynie as a candidate
for Clerk of the Courts. subject to
the action of the democratic voters at
the primary election to be held August
4, 1914.
The Ardmoreite is authorized to
announce JUDGE A. EDDLEMAN
| of Marietta as a candidate for Dis
trict Judge. Announcement is made
subject to the choice of the demo-
cratic voters at the state primary
election to be held August T.
The Ardmoreite is authorized to
announce l.. NJ. THURSTON as a
candidate for reelection to the Of
fee of County Superintendent Of
public Instruction. Announcement /
made subject to the choice of the
democratic voters at the state pri-
mary election to be held August 4.
|
The J. 5u oreite is authorized to
announce BUCK GARRETT as a can
didate for reelection to the office
of sheriff of Carter county. Announce
ment is made subject to the action OF
the democratic voters at the state
primary to be held on the 18th OF Au-
gust
The Ardmoreite is authorized to an.
nounce JOHN d. CORBITT as a can
didate for the office of sheriff of Car
ter county, Announcement is made
subject TO the choice of the democrat
ic voters at the state primary cleo
ton on August I.
The Ardmoreite is authorized TO
announce II. r. JEFFREYS OF Gra-
ham as candidate for the office
of County Commissioner from the
Second district. Announcement is
made subject TO the action of the
democratic voters at the state pri-
mary election to be held on the 4th
OF August.
The Ardmoreite is authorized 10
announce JOHN J. YELL as a can
didate for the office of County
Treasurer of Carter county. His
announcement Is made subject to
the action OF the democratic voters
at the state primary election to be
held on the 4th of August
The Ardmoreite IS authorized to
announce FRANKLIN BoURLAND as
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PURE WHITE and Fawn Indian Kun
ner duck eggs, $1.0O per dozen. Tele'
phone blue 126. 'im
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-28
QUICK NEWS
OF the Elections Will Be Given
Public on M ammoth Screen
in TeIegram Square.

Hot on private wire, election re-
turns will be flashed upon mammoth
screen in Telegram Square next Tues
day night.
The Daily Telegram has arranged
to have the private wire installed
within hand reach Of big stereopt1c-
ar. A specially engagede telegraph
operator Will receive the returns as
fast as It is possible to take them on
the wire and they will, be handed to
the electrician in charge of the stere-
optican, who will Immediately flash
them upon the big screen. Specta-
tors will thus get the election news
about as quickly as 1t is possible for
human ingenuity to diseminate it.
County, district and state returns
will be flashed as soon as they are
reported and compiled.
The public is cordially invited to
read the election news on the Daily
Telegram's big screen. There will be
no charge.
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Unprecedented Enthusiasm is
Shown and Old TenmiIe is
Pledged to Republicans.

Three hundred or more Salem
voters heard Reputl;ss.r doctrines
ably expounded IN the auditorium
there TUESDAY night by the Hon.
Fred g. Blue, Of Charleston; Senator
George e. WhMs. OF Weston. Repup-
-lican nominee for Congress; and
Roy E. Parrish, Republican nominee
for the state senate j. w. johnston,
of Bristol. ,1restdtsd and Salem
band furnished excellent mu,ic.
The meeting proved except ionat5y
enthusiastic and &c gave every svl-
deiice of Republican triumph IN tnat
part or the county. Warm asHur-
aIces OF undivided support were
given the congressional and senator
iaI nominees and the ssveral county
candidates present. The slogan was
.sOld Tenmile will swing into the: Re-
publican column big ON Novesn=
Der g.
Mr. Blue thorou ghlys exploded -tne
Democratic charge of extravaganc
and convicted the Democratic parry
of wanton national extravaganza and
graft. He discussed the bad ehects
OF the Democratic tariff on the indus
tries Of the country and its miserable
failure as a revenue measure He
pointed out number of specit1c IN
stances of id1eness and suffering
caused by the present Democratic
tariff which he observed in Wheeling
when there recently. The war tax
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-28
1 Laruest Asserr1bIage Of Voters
in Wheeling in Long Time
Addressed by Him
|TREMENDOUS o VA Z / Q n
Is Given. West Virginia's Lead
ing Citizen and Congress-
man Sutherland:

WHEELING, Oct. IS That the
Democratic party is utterly incapaible
OF governing the affairs Of this nation.
and has made miserable failure In
carrying out its program Of legtsla-
tion, was the sweeping indictment
placed against 1t by United States
Senator Nathan Cor, of Clarksburg
in addressing Republican voters OF
this section of the state last night at
the Mar.et Auditorium.
Backing up his charges, the distin-
guished West yirginian tore to shreds
the claims made for the Democratic
administration by presenting irrefu-
table facts showing that the acts OF
the session OF Congress just closed
have wrecked business, destroyed
property, caused idleness and pow
erty and have worked to the general
detriment OF the people OF this coun-
try and especially of the Ohio valley.
The. little giant of Republ
laid bare with merciless hand the
fallacies of Democracy and the ftp
flop methods Of its adherents. He re-
ferred to the long list OF broken plat
form pledges and prediction prom
ises, and called particular attention
TO the absolute reversal of the Demo-
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BAYQNET
And Bullet of the Allies in Bel
GUM Fighting Drive the
Enemy Back.
onx AaaoelArEp rREgs,

LONDON, Oct 2S.-A correspond
ent in northern France today sent
the following regarding the h9htlng
in Belgium:
eat night after the roar OF the
cannon had ceased there was sudden
ly a shrill whistle and bushes soak
ed with petroleum broke into names
throwing a glare over the scene.
Masses OF men sprung UP from the
beet crops within a hundred yards OF
our trenches and with yell and song
they came dashing forward to our
positions. Though taken by surprise
our brave men were not unprepared
They took their places in the trnches
and held them Answering with rifle
and machine guns the enemy advanc-
ed with bugle playing amid shouts
of .Hock, Hook" They were in dense
masses and they fell by the hundreds.
They got within thirty yards of the
trenches when they recoiled. Then
came three blasts of a whistle sound
ing the retreat. One man sprung out
Of the trench and went among them
with the bayonet. The slaughter was
terrible. In the dim glare Of the
burning bushes some OF the enemy
threw down their arms and pleaded
for mercy. No quarter however was
given on either side. The WORK was
too desperate for that Bayonet and
bullet did their work and the enemy
was driven back on Roulers."
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| LA|DRY|V|E|N J
To MEET HERE
seni-annuaI Convention Of
state Association to Be Held
Friday and Saturday.

Tyhe West Virginia Laundrymen 8
Association will meet here on Frloay
and Saturday. October 80 and 81
Representatives from all over the
STATE viii attend. Mr.. w. l. Lydic.
manager Of the American Laundry
Company, OF Fairmont, Is president
of the organization.
,rhis semi-annual meeting will be
+he. fii.st under the new title OF Wesl
Virginia Association. Virginia ana
West Virginia were IN one ASSOCIATION
5nntil last March. On account OF in
convenience in t9>avel1ng, tne I.. launuIsa ~
1nen Of this state seeded from the
III, organization at the Parkersburg
convention in March.
A. 8 meeting held here Monday
which President Lydic attended, plans
Fnr tI1e convention were made. 1t was
decided to hold the sessions in the
Hotel Waldo assembly rooms me
programs have not been printed, out
will be presented in Thursdays edi-
tsa, ~ - the Telegram. No change in
nfscara will be made, but the next
.rastinp place will be decided upon
At the Convention Out of the approxi-
1r,ate fifty steam laundry plants IN
west Virginia, twenty-five viii be
The delegates will be welcomed to
+he city nv G. ~. Dudderar, the sec
retaTy OF the Clarksburg Board OF
Trade Al response to his address on
hehaif of the association viii he made
Nv q: Chadwick, Jr., OF Morgan
tow sWiliiaan Frew Long, OF Pitts
blrg. viii attend as a representative
"a fI,a National IAundrymen's Asso-
Siat;on and will deliver an address.
Speeches will be made by various
( ,,,c,s,s,ers of the association.
The oficers Of the association are
w IIytifc, OF F,airmont, president;
- Is Patton. OF Parkersburg, vice
n,essdSnt: ". ]. Parkhill, OF Clarks-
h,,r~ secretary-tre and T. w.
HieTonemous, OF Grafton, sergeant at
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Ha =
confirm previous reports that the Ger
man losses in dead. wounded and
prisoners have been considerable in
the northern region On the right
bank of the. Aisne the Germans at
tempted at night very violent OF
fensive movement in the region OF
'Craonne. On the heights Of the high
way. Des Dames, they have been re-
pulsed. In the Woevre district our
troops have continued their advance
IN the forests between Apremont and
ST. AIihiel as we'll as in the forest OF
LIE PTetre.
..Russia To the south Of Warsaw
the fighting extends from RNwa TO
the junction OF river Liza, with the
yistula on a front sixty-two miles
long. In the region of the northeast Of
Rawa Russians have indicted heavy
sIosses on the Germna. There has been
furious fighting In the forest between
Koriendca and Radon. In Galicia
the Rnssians are making progress. To
the south of Salnlber, In the marrow
valley OF the Todbuj they surrounded
the 18th regiment Of the hungarian
Honved toeether with detachmente
from the iandsturm and destroyed
them compfately capturing twenty
pieces or artillery and 9 quantity q
VAR M ns4afial. N East Prussia par
tial tein1t& ct counter en45ye
iiioyefa IN i on tte part kte 3
resulted Al e Z;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-28
FORMER Congressman Shows
Democratic Press State
ments to Be FaIseIloOd
PRAISES COUNTY TICKET E
And Hopes for the Real Good
OF the County It Will Be Tri-
HT1phaflt at the Polls.

The Hon. Joseph H. Gaines. former
congressman from the Third district.
who has been basely and mahciously
ilisrepresented by the Democratic
press Of this county, has written the
following letter showing the falsity
OF the statements OF that press made
about him and stamping the state
nients as lies OF the whole cloth:
Charleston. w. Va,
October &c. 1914.
Hon: Roy E. Parrish.
Chairman, etc,
Clarksburg, w. Va. q
Ny dear Mr.. Parrish:
1t has been brought to my atten-
tion that Democratic newspaper ol
Clarksburg has said editoriaily tnat
did not speak in Clarksburg because .
could not support the Republican
county tocket There is not only no
truth in this statement. but there here Is =
not even the slightest basis of fact TO
lift It ont Of the category OF common
living. In order to be in the FIRST
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district on the week ending SAUL Is.
day. the 17th, was compelled lo
postpone professional engASemen..s' :
40 that i could not extend my speaA-
ing trip In the First district INTO tne
next week. This was not suncienlly
understood by the committee, VIII VIII
the result that was billed py
mistake at time when coItu not no
be in Clarksburg
1t PERHAPS does not become an out- ot
slider to attempt to advise your peo-
ple about their local ticket: hut since
that point has been raised by our op-
|ponents, / am very happy to be apls ap
to state to you that my informatlOn1 I
"a that Won have most excellent 10
cal ticket. and one which every Re
publican ought to support, waln0us :
any exception whatever. p Wish
could be with you to SUPPORT your
ticket in every district of Harrison !.
county. from Howard Sutherland anu ,t
George White to the last man on II
Won must have your opponents on
4be rim when they. resort to this sofI
oe thing. The truth is that It Is 2
Renutlican year, and suspect tnat
vomr Democratic organization wishes
Ia becloud the issues, and TO tnAs Z
and has resorted to deliberate anu
nnfounded Misrepresentation IN ~
Iimmaterial a matter as my OPINION :
ahout gentlemen I do not know anu
focal conditions with which am un-
acquainted. e.,.a-
except that / never condone faise-
hood. they would have my sympatny.
Their situation is one in which the
truth will not serve t.efT PURPOSE
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FRENCH
Continue to Advance to North
War Office Says.
and to the East Of Ypres,
tsr Assecikrsp rRsEs'

PARIS, Oct. 2s. The French official
announcement issued this afternoon
says that yesterday the German at
tackg between Nleuport and Arras
were less violent. The French posi-
tions everywhere were maintained
and French forces continued to ad-
vance to the north and TO the east ot
Ypres. The communication follows:
ssDuring the day OF yesterday the
German attacks In all the regions pe-
tween Newport and Arras We're less
violent. Our positions we're every
where maintaine and we continued to
advance TO the north and % me 49,
nrarreSs | ,SehWeen$ Eambrtn, to the
a6tf9 9liWksf 81 & FTaes
E1rthsr iI,s0rnlS Ssloi ssallss r
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Al ftirtfer search OF feepr1 ~
that this huge sum by no mean. ger
resenta all the financial mis- or
the extravakant AfstsC CQrs1e - 4 iii 1's
tratfon Not only did that azlNe tNl.
tration expend all the mons eo'3
.lected from taxa lion and IA QA a.a.' 4..
thereto incurred an indeb bte4nsS q
$221.OO hut It was while '
Corlkle was governor that thA5 1eN 6 t4i
government refunded to the l.'6
sum Of $1SO,00O. which Fi1t[4 1esn
paid by this state to sold fere IA k,'S
Ciyfl war This amount was rs 81 ~
also, showing that the expen8 asAlreN
Of the nfacCorlIle adninistr
administration to which the A3es,o 81
Gratis point as sacred xceeQe4 &. e
collections from taxation = laa es nsk
usual sources by more ta1en 4. ,s,!s y sss'
900.
Enormous Connlission EtEll
An example of how the 1l's
funds were wasted under the
Cork1e administration can be Ness49
IN the records relative to- the 81 4
900 refunded to the state From s.ls
federal government Thou a
lowance to the state was ~ l1Qt'sS 'sS1.
gold the MacCorlkle adrn1 e2s1n
paid Ex-Governor =. yklso1 ~
others the enormous comH1t8sl IN et
temper cent, SIS. 900. to go to tSspS' @
fngton and brln9 over the mon
Any bank in the state would Xxx
been glad to make tho coI1ect1o ION rqN
the hundredth part Of that com
sion. But. as described BY the DEM
ocrats. those were the good
Democratic economical days.
The expense OF operatinE the ts5e8
government has naturally 1nErSl so.
since the days pf MacCorkle sl I spt 4
| a. =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-28
|BV The Last Democratic State
Administration Which State
Had 70 Pay.
OUTRAGEOUS COMMlsSlON
is Paid Ex- Governor Wilson
and Bio Deficit Turned over
to the Republic

CHARLESTON, Oct 2S-While
the Democrats fssWest Virginia are
charging extravagamce against the
Republican state administration IN
4 pusillanimous attempt to hide the
prOhigate extravagance of the Demo
cratic national administration. 1T IS
q good tome to delve into the records
of the past and see how the Denio-
Gratis ran the state government when
they were last in power.
The Democrats date all these al
legged crimes of extrayagance on the
part OF the Republicans from the
MacCorkle Administrations. 1898
1897, since which the Republicans
have been In control in the state.
They compare the appropriations o.
Governor William "A. MacCorkle with
those Of the present day and make
no allowance Tor the enormous
growth Of the state in every line OF
business
But the figures the Democrats are
quoting on the Mace Corkle admins
take into consideration the enormous
deficit the Republicans had to make
up when they succeeded to the gov
ernmental reins Of West Virginia.
Large Democratic Deficiencies.
Vixen State Auditor I. ". Johnson
was making up his report for the
fiscal year ended September 80,
1896, he found various deficiencies
existing In the appropriations then
being drawn upon. amounting T.
3122,4s BY the time for the meet
ing of the legislature in 1907 Gov.
ernor MacCorkle found an increase
In those outstanding bills to pay
which he had no money. and he re
ported to the legislature In his last
messa ge that they amounted to III o,
900. But the Republ lican legislat ture
found that all the eoverhangtng debts
of the MacCorkle admtnistratio Ion
were not even included in thal
amount, and when all the bills were
gathered In 1t was necessary 70 pass pass
3 defciency appropriation bill
amounting to $221. 900 on accoun,
Of the debts incurred by the Mac.
Corkle administration in excess o.
the former PIP ropria tions-
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BEL LG|AN VAL0R
And Tenacity Are Praised High
iy by a War CorEesl5O Ojfl
dent in Paris.

LONDON, Oct. ssA correspond
ent in Paris pays a high tribute to
the BeIgians for their va1or an6
tenacity. He says:
"On top OF two months hard
fighting followed by a long, discour-
aging retreat they were called upon
to hold the line OF User when they
we'll deserved a rest. Yet they fH1-
flied the task longer than was ex-
pected. The Infantry has been IN
the trenches almost without a re-
pose for ten days, drinking only the
water from the canals which they
are guarding with little opportunity
to prepare a hot meal AID constantly
under rain OF German shells.
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BATTLE.
AIOnu the North Sea is Swing
ing Slowly in Favor OF the
Allies Now.

The great battle for the 2ossessi ON
OF the strip OF coast running along
the North sea from 0stend to Calais
is said by the French to be swinging
q ioygly IN SaVor OF the allied forces
The assaults of countless German
troops; witch apparently attained
the height of human effort were
matched with eduaI courag ge and to-
'da.v the offensive efforts Of the Ger
mans were said to beere1axing. FOE
the third successive day the Erenca
;cflcial statement asserted the aqS
lay with the llles y y
I,f,1f ~ lIie. !. l.o o5vever. that the ErenSA
cIaEifne III every instahc htINe been
;sTT1'Sltfe and h5re 1t - so so &! z si g
NJ lfni.S 81 Ia u rs dE lpCT .llk:5@4
r., ~ 3 n n1 s. dfl 4 IL n -
in 12lS6lt llss Ig.1
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cratic position upon the matter OF loAA
exemption for American ships pass
;ne.I through the Panama canal. He
smoke OF the Democratic admiutstra-
stion,s promise TO lower the cost OF Nv
ing through reduction OF the pro
tective tariff, yet, he pointed out the
cost of living has increased while IN
dusfries, have been ruined under the
Underwood Simmons tarin Dill
The hoss-rule methods OF President
Wilson were bitterly denounced
The speaker was cheered time and
again as lie referred TO the grand
fachivements .of the Republican party
the party Of protection and prosper
ity
est and and most enthuslas1ie essll =
IN the present campaign, SO far as II
mas progressed In this district MOI
only were those In attendance given
an opportunity to. hear one OF tne
greatest addresses ever delivered IN
ibefnIf Of the Republican party BY
ssncEi an able statesman as Senator
Con- brt the occasion was graced BY
the presence OF Congressman-at-iarge
Howard Sutherland, OF Elkins, wnc
spoke briefly, following Senator 9oH
Y Congressman Sutherland IS q can
didate for reelection and Is touring
the state in the interests OF his can
didacy. Probably no candidate was
ever given such an ovation in this
city as that accorded Mr.. sutherland
last night, when he was in Introduced TO
the audience The cheering lasted
several minutes. The demonstration
was q. most enthusiastic one. and In
dicates the great popularity Of Mt
Sutherland among the voters OF this
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" + +
the subject OF onr last lesson
is the ..Dem-o-cRsat-ic Can.clls.
what is the Democratic )
Caucus?
It is a secret meeting OF
Con&ressmen, sworn to vote
as the Caucus decides.
Can't they vote as they
please?
Can't they vote as their cone
stituents want them to?
How do they vote3
just as King Caucus tells
them to vote.
Do the people know what
goes ON in the Democratic
Caucus?
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FORTY seven BODIES
Are Recovered from Coal Mine
Where a Gas Explosion
Occurred Yesterday

RoYAIToN. III, oct. 2s-

RoYAITON, H., Oct. 80 Forty
seven bodies had been recovered a.
& O'clock this morning from the mine
ot the Franklin Coal and Coke COM
,;ss1,s x 1~,ct,,,, ;Fastardav. All but two or
tf,faas the miners who entered the
,TSssI HI ~ Yesterday 1norning have
,,sss5, lI' anitSly accounted for and e
fI7SSs \; III sfl1n death list ~ total