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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02

promises versus splendid performance
! Democracy against Toryism. prog
ress against reaction, honorable peace
against financial imperialism. even.
handed justice against special priyi.
lege, prosperity against panics.
To reject Woodrow Wilson is 10 re.
.ect the wise laws that have given
American industry and business such
amazing impetus.
To reject Woodrow Wilson is to
reject the foreign policies that have
given us peace and honor and highest
-tandiug
To rejec, Woodrow Wilson is TO turn
the United States over TO chaos b.,
tween November 3 1916 and March 3.
1917, for his repudiation involves the
surrender Of every American conten.
ton with foreign nations.
DO you want 10 drop a pilot who has
steered us safely through the rocks
and storms?
You do not have to wait until elec.
tion day 10 make the one answer that
an American can make
An immediate contribution to the
Woodrow Wilson campaign fund puts /
you in the fight at once on the righi |
side
Against the millions OF the oppo-
sition, Woodrow Wilson places entire
dependence upon the free offerings Of
the people
Send your contribution today 10
this newspaper Your name will be
printed on our roll Of honor" and
you viii receive a handsome litho-
graphed receipt from Wilbur W.
Marsh. treasurer Of the democratic
national committee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
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JCdge VIZ Pfe.f-- u: Osa.,-a
Ciiy b. here u9say at.elflng te Uni
ned States district oggrr
Gen McC1eIea o. E.4csseI 4as
here ,Ddsy On route ~ D.raHt r, a..
tsnd ne COnfedefsus reunion
Charlie y Peter1. Charlie s Sit.
chelI and WAGON Iron o. Paaa1ska
~ers DO the city ,odsy. AID Visited The
ATcmOrei'e oflce
Nh = y P1gh and son. Orig have
returned from Oklahoma cry. where
3tey visited Mn Pggaa patents and
attended the state fair
= z Jones Joe VOL and " T. Rag
~ o' Hugo are 90 tho city attending
federal court a. petit .urDrs Nr
Jones formerly lived here. biz parents
reside ln Arduore and he viii make
his attendance upon court an occasion
for visit with his people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
Healdton Statistics

During the month Of September
there We're completed at Heald,on q
wells The entire field now has 1926
producing wells. The monthly repor,
shows no dry holes were drilled dur.
ing the month. At this time there are
- wells drilling which is a slight in.
crease over the drilling report OF a
month ago. The field has 2s rigs either
completed or under construction. The
production is somewhere in the neigh.
borhood Of $4,000 barrels. The amount
Of oil in steel storage will probably
reach nine million barrels with other
steel tanks under construction.
Mrs. H. II. Brown and her mother
in law, Mrs. Allen Brown. left here
Friday for visit at their old home
in Kentucky.
II. H. Brown has gone TO Guthrie on
a business trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02

. California II is 10 The south that the
country must look for is importau,
oil production during the next twenty
years or So The northern Appalzch.
ian and northern mid-coatinent fields
are probably Incapable Of further in.
creased production; it is in the south
where the only promising fields are
70 be found outside the Pacific coast
i beho0yes the south to conserve
this precious heritage most jealousy.
At the National Exposition Of Chemi
cal Industries in New York in Septem-
Der there will be an opportunity pre-.
sented 10 gain great stores OF infor.
nation as to how the remaining De.
iroleum riches Of the south may best
be utilized. The chemist shows the
way to a multiplication of refined pro-
ducts Of petroleum. bringing such re-
turns that the use Of crude petroleum
for fuel IS seen TO be literal burning
up Of money.
Chemical industries which use De.
troleum as a base would save. II in.
iroduced generally, untold millions TO
the south that are now utterly wasted
Manufacturers Record.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
PERFECT CONFIDENCE.
Eromore People Have Good Reason
For Complete Reliance


For Complete Reliance
DO you know how
TO find relief from backache.
To correct distressing urinary ills.
/ To assist weak Ndneys?
Your neighbour know the way
Have used DOan's Kidney pills.
= Have proved their ~-ortl in many
.tests.
Here's AfdmOre testimony.
Samuel Bird. 5ls Fifth Ave. Ara.
more, says Ny back and hips pained
me and vas bothered By too frequent
and distressing passages Of the kid
ney secretous After taking various
kinds Of medicine without being help.
cd. was advised 20 try Doan's kidney
Pills by "a relative 0ao had been cured
OF similar complain, Immediately
used this medicine and two boxes
drove away the trouble"
Price SOC. AZ an dealers Don't
imply a.l FOR ki-aey remedy get
DoaHs Kidney Pius---e same that
Sir Bird had Fos,er.Muburn CO..
Prop Buffalo. Y Y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
Notice, Band Committee

Owing 10 the fact that many desire
10 attend the sa0a tonight. the band
committee recently appointed b. the
ChAmb"r Of Commerce. which was 10
have met tonight w.iI postpone their
meeting until tomorrow night when
they will meet at 7.3J O'Clock az the
office Of Adams Broihors All mem.
bors ~ the committee will take notice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
A DECIDING QUESTION.

Let every farmer. every other
business man. ask himself this ques
ton.
Where now is the seat OF finan.
cial authority in the United States
located in Wall Street in the offices
Of the magnates OF high finance. or
in Washington in the National Gov
Anment"
Also-Where does he want it 10.
Gated
The Republicans have rung the
changes on Words Not Deeds. 8"
Weasel Words" "WatchfuI Wait.
ing Base Inaction." "Dishonorable
Patience" and the like.
But after one month Of Hughes
campaigning the cry is changed. II
is. The Rule OF Force Now" Ac.
tion. inaction. reaction are or would
be all the same to them-matter for
abuse. Bgi they have never yet ac-
cused Wilson Of reaction. Are they
afraid to use the word?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02

The ladies' OF The East Ardmore
Ir"rDyterlan church viii appreciate
your old magazine an- papers Phone
1890 23t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02

s." p. NcCoTaI. farm Joan i1svar
tof al,h The sc-Dol land departusu,
and osHer o. several weekly papers
10 the state. Ha. here yesterday t0r
few hours 81 route 20 Oklahoma
city McGOTan .z known a. the WI.
As Randolph Hearst o' Oklahoma. and
h a.aays ready % take chance Of
injecting little gin:sr In a near-de-
tlnct weekly. and then disyosIng Of i,
a. a profit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
Lack Of Eli1lhle Merhers.

Why can't We have a league to en-
force common sense?-New York
Sun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02

Agv --zt tls -zyJTs -. z-zt-gr
H tslztTAy .- ne .socs r. ths e.ty
or --lEs.o1a-. there Ls -l.1 s2z-1Ls-
t91 ne az - s1o a.L stey i1t5 tts
rat4r.sg mayors s11=s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOUND-Automobile IRE extinguish-
er Owner call at Ardmoreite office.
2-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
TotaI

The south's production is therefore
1852 per cent OF the total production
Of the United States. and 1881 per
cent Of the entire worlds production.
The greater significance OF the stu
alton lies in the fact that outside Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02

--s BIZ o: Co--ty C.-=-ss.9--
~ sfs q sHEslsa e 80 cg-r- 15-se
-JcsT 5sF=rz. .-Do--z-- -z.-zfa
- O. ,r1- Fy---s z-z4rE I'll r. 1s-
Dot=- u e. ere z=e---E
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02

WANTED-A frst-class cement finish
er; wages $500 per day. Also first
class cement men, wages $3.50 per
day L r. Marston. %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
STREET STORIES
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02

LOST-Saturday night in the down
town district a layalliere, set with
diamond. Suitable reward. Mrs.
Hugh Cathey 2.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02
soosn's Lead in Petroleum Production

SooS's Lead In Petroleum Production
Petroleum production in the south
was more than SO per cent OF total
production in the United States for
1915, and over 8 per cent OF the total
for the world. The worlds produc-
tion, according to figures OF the L. s.
Geological Survey was 42s.ss2. s73
barrels; the production OF the United
States was 2si.1O4.1O4 barrels: the
south's production was. hY states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-02

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Pair Kidnapped,
Forced to Wed
In Fire Station
City Fireman and Bride Given
Ceremonial Setting Of
Unique Character.

HHvss automobile nrc truck. ffortr
alarm gonsf. uniforms. BAY rraIn and
lt'o'ino formed 'hs setting for unllu,
rtrrIHrc YESTERDAY afternoon at 4la
clock The principals we're " "
Harrison 70 years old. and Mi. Anna
siudaff Is year. old. both of Okibhomt
CIV 7 : uonneN iufr., ~ ths peace.
Performed the D'temonl
Tho marriage took place In tho engine
room Of Engine Company 40 > ?ii
Nofin Walnut. street The bridegroom
has been rtmher of the company for
one year ana has hecn employed by the
iir, department for two years
Hearing that their comraie Intended
f'nouncinr single blesscdurss and doing
th' fenouncing Without their know ledge
m' mhers NJ the company arranged for ~
Kidnapping ~ the bride and Bridegroom
Tn" two wcr" taken tn the station. Jus.
tiD' ponnsll NHs called and Mf Hsffi.
SON and Miss Standsr, were made hus
hard ard wife while standing in front uf
th' company hose 'tft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
ArkanSan Tells Retailers OF
Benefits to Accrue From
Highway.
OFFICIALS OF STATE
AND CITY AT MEETING
Speaker Urges Convention for
This Place; Many Others
After II.

whether Oklahoma City or lnd"pend'
srce Kan. viii he the point from witch
sn extension ~ the OEntk Trail 10 san
IA Fc. y VI vii be- built, depends upon
the sctlon ~ 'o.hl business men In an
address delivered today before tho okla
h,mp civ Rc'ailcft' association ln tho
skifyn hotel. col " " CCotu.l llar.
vcy NJ Arkansas, president Of the OZARK
Ttnil association, made tho statement
Mayor Oycthois,r. col HoN y leo.
craft. and various other men represent.
iar both civ aud state were present and
spoke m favor of good roads
AZ Convention Cir
Colonel Narv-y's proposition is that
patriotic Oklahoma Iity men organic,
become members II the OtRrk Traits a..
,cclatiou and attend ~ annual couycn.
''or. io be held June ei.., iu spfrg.
N'li Mo. ~ urge choice of Ok1hHm'
CIV o. the convention city m ioi7
Tho speaker cited how the 1915 meet.
ihE in Tulsa resulted M building the
uaIl from that ciN here and how tho
i9lb meeting In Springfield war iuflu.
sntlal IN causing construction NJ the
present extension to 81 iouls
Benefits o' Road.
Should the oklahoma Ciiy.SHniR ~
extension hc hullt. the oNtk Trail from
e. Louis ~ New McSiro would form q
Ink In a tfanHcunIincnlal road system
ior miles shorter than either M. Santa
u TRAN or the Lincoln highway. iic
assured tho retailers that enormous
business would result for Oklahums CiN
should tho road b" made
y, viii hrins tourists hnmescekcts
Investors and moncycd men here" n,
Gid what Rtc you going 10 80 nhnui
~ Independence want. tho i1ii cor.
vntlon so does Tulsa. sspulpa and
othcf cities Independence wants the
Santa Fe extension built through south.
err Kansas VIII lou allow a. can
YOU afford N ."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
CITY THREATENED
WITH LAND LOSS
At WATER WORKS

oklahoma 'i'N viii DO li'po.sessed NJ
lriH o' hud about so5 foo, In length
w' extending 'Iom tHs bunk % u.c D,.
madam river Ia iFs .su'rr NJ 'ns stream.
In which uuks pipe .ar hs opi.rourlt
plant arc located urlss. B., q. condemned
w : y street. g'i, commissioner NJ
publ. rroprfi psa served With notice
'h.H Wurniug ip the ,fe 'hBi tho ''hi"
surfrm" court hni decided Adversely
against iH' iN iu tho case w Mts
Augusta Nught ts oklahoma CITY Tho
plaintiff sought possession of tho tfar'
IN iispute IN boz suit
Immediately the matter wa taken M
With ~" citv attorney and condemnation
proceedings probably Will hs instituted
within few iA,s
Tho suit grew ru' ~ the cnndsmn.rg
NJ ten acres ~ uHi un Nhi.h in build
iho ri'1 vNi'rNntka Tho petition neg
tod ~ spsU|f, iN1' 'N, Rrd VS. ron
lemnsd into iI' middle ~ tho Canadian
Tho sum " iia.HN Nbs paid for m, ten
ACRES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Miller Tries
To Share Job
ButLee Balks
Deposed Police Judge Goes
Through Formula Of Open
ing and Closing Court,

That Lo,aI Miller. Yesterday fc.
moved from 'Ho office of police Judge.
vilI attempt tu retain the Job even to the
extent NJ Carrying tho matter 10 The
courts. Wa made evident when b" Hp-
p"1f'i ~ polio" court mi, morning and
suggested 10 the newly appointed police
Judge. Harold Ire. that they Jointly hold
court ana render judgments
The suggestion was not received Win
favor hy judge Ire who said there was
only ono police Judge. and he immedi
atcly opened court. heard the several
minor csses rendering judgments and
star'ring.
Miller also went through tho iormul,
~ opening ana hdiourulng court. hut
bNinets was transacted by Le" and the
hitter had charge ~ the records
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

legitimate industry encouraged Pair
competition In business IL nos ne.
tufsf
We hsve effected m adjustment ~
tho tariff adequate fnf revenue under
peace conditions. and isif 10 she on
sumner and ~ tho producer
We have adjusted the burdens NJ
taxation ~ iha, swollen Incomes
hear ihs't s1ui'shl, share Ouf tst.
snues have been .niiirisn, M times
NJ world stress
labor Ll',sd FROM osmmodru..
We have linsd HUMAN labor ffnm
the va,esnfv " commodities and
ta,r eel ufed ~ ,hs vufsinswar ihe
ilshi N voluntary association Tor
his rtuier'inn and rslisre We have
rtr'sr,sd the tsh,s ~ the isfrrrt
arainsi the uneauAn,sd lssuan o. "
Wfi's N Injunction and ha,s gHaf.
Hnieed IN him The tNhl ~ trial hv
inrt In ALLEGED rcn,s'nr, casss com
mitisi outside the presence ~ ihs
court We have advanced ,he rar-
81 rrs' TO genuine rtfirienUt. en-
lstaef the rustal savings system.
aided ~ nin rur.l delivery tnutes
and extensions, thus tsarli ire too
80 additional rsople. improved the
ros,al service IN e,rtt htanrh. and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
TROOPS MOVING TOWARD
THREATENED BORDER CITY

Laredo Tes June ~ Two itnups
~ The Fourteenth csNalr, under rom.
nand of Major Grey are moving iodn,
toward InpaiR, fifteen miles southeast
oi nan lrnncio. tho scene " tho hlriit
attack ThursdnN In answer to report
that bandits were planning another ,i.
tack a, that point
Tho bodies 81 charles Flower kansas
CIV, and Edward u. ks,ano New York
CITY. hilled in the hanait attack rhuts
da,, wetc 60 he forwarded tn relatives
TODAY Tho BODY NJ James Mlnsdin. tho
third victim of the attack, was buried
herr this afternoon with military honots
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

frf the Nfat time w. our histuy.
r's - the Vosiorier system IN
srN supporting bAsis with aUtuai
surplus In 1919. ieii and iPtt
pemov, Unrest srs urt.f,aln,y
The reforms Nhi b were most nh.
,lously ussdss 10 clear ava, pti,i.
lsss prevent urfaf discrimination
sni release 'hs energies W men ~ ,l
ranks and ad aniares have hsen ~
= ,si hy fsreu, legislation We
must nne remove. soIst ~ possible.
every trmalning slcmrn, N unfe.,
and nrcrttsln', from the path " tho
business men n Amrfi,s snd secure
fof them = continued rrfloi NJ 1uiei
assufsi and confident prosperity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
RECORDS BROKEN
IN DAYS BUYING
OF AUTOS TAGS
Penalty Now Fixed Upon All
Who Failed TO Procure
State Licenses.

Cash collections ~ the state Highway
department. Thlfsisy f1f automobile
license iNEs amounted 'n ta.si accord
lng io iirufcF compiled ipda, hy officials
NJ Tho department n va IN, largest
dHls business siurr The fspfE,uitsiirr
~ 'h' department art ihr llsf a., rr
which automobile oNurfs could f.euf,
N"'f ira without paving rsns',
'vr"rs Who have not secured iaga nov
Hf, liable 'n % fine " iU
y y N'uNfd. Who has been rmniHtsi
Nn 'hr department fHf s1mr time vHi
cave tho UiiN ur,' vrtt fuf a tour nf
'hs state 'o assist county uffrIsis ir
lining up i'lnuurr'a lirrs are iw
uus'i hN 'h' county which rris ihr
pf,Urrds
" Is cftim''si b, ihr department ihs'
There remain about soon nv SNU' auto.
mnhl' oNros ir 'hs state Who have nnf
secured their licenses
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Record of
Achievements

We indnrss the administration NJ
Woodrow Wilson u speaks tnf n.
ssli n is Tho hoe, exposition ~
sound demo. rattle ponr, =, home and
ahfnad
We challenge comparison NJ our
record. uit rlsdsss and uur ccns,rur
tive legislation with thrse " any
raftt ~ any time
We found nut country hampeted w
special pfisiisees vicious tautf.
obsolete banking Laws and an IN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
$1so,ooo LOSS IN
WOODWARD cRoPs
CAUSED bY FLOOD

Partners In Woodward county lost
'.to ooo IN their crops as resui, NJ ~.
cent floods according 10 Nas I. Gun.
nlnshhm. state highway engineer. WIN
returned itom Woodward THE mofnins
Roads IN that ruuniv, he said. we're
damaged In the r,ten, " 81 600 sever.
pl hfidses. recently constructed. we've
washed away
Reports " damages IN other parts "
The state ~ roads and bridges also have
been received ~ the highway dspaf,
nrrt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
DALLAS BANKER fereo uy COURT

rtTWlu. yni Jun, is ~ U
shushtrr ~ usips Texas vas g..
quilted iu 'h' district court nf Charge
" lHf.en, NJ lU,strrk uF which the d..
tUnr' urt ,ntilr National Ntnk hrIi
muftrBsr frf 81. .Dn Tho verdi =
VAS returned on ins'ru 'inns uf tho
court ShHsh'f Formerly vHa president
NJ ihr bark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Platform Presented to ST.
Louis Convention al
Final Session.
AMERICANISM TREATISE
CHIEF AMONG APPEALS
Document ReCounts Achieve.
ments OF Present Ad-
mlnistratIon.

COLISEUM ST LOUIS June ~
WIN \merlrln'm DO. principal pl...
'h' rrnro'ed democratic platform va,
presented 70 the .r''ioual convention 'hs
noon
The suffrage plank ,d,o,s,e1 tho %.
tension NJ The franchise ~ women by
individual states
Minority Hsreu on surtaa.
Tho following min,rit, rspor, ,p s,,.
'r's' N1a submitted io tho cory.p,io,
hv former Ropr,s.uhuv, Rsu.e,, q
''ors'. Jane, u Nuren, M New ier.
''). q u Fleming NJ Lpuisi,n, and
Governor james n Ferguson NJ Texas
We minority NJ no committee IN
platform and resolutions rrsrsc,ndb
''s leave 'o .ubmii me- following minor.
100 'rp.r' uu.vr
SECTION % .' mo m1I1ur, r.por, fc,ds
e. inllovs
W. recommend 'hs extension NJ The
.Nn'h't' 'n 'hr vuW'r uf mo country
m m" ''''s upon me 'm" terms "a
men .
Ass Adoption ~ Minority.
.r.. '.l,,Ipr ,.p.,, an. IT,, ..
taid committee un platform ami fssolu.
iions. to.vl'
The democratic rsuv h,s siwsy,
stood fnr irr sovsreiguiy " the sew.
'ial si1'"s In 'hs control and regulation
.w elections W. fcafNfm tho historic
position n' ouf pNft, lr ihis rsgsfd ,nd
NNuf 'hr continuance NJ 'tsi wise pro.
vision uf the fsfsf constitution which
vests .n 'hs i',.rI .'Hiss NJ the union
'N" r"N'f 'n u.'"rfIhr ihr qualifications
Wv '''''.N. Wh'h "ld quoted
49,, '''' ''N. Ut" ''lh ,'m'
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'"nl ll"'ed
N 'N'h' ''li NOUS
"'I' mahe
'''''N u. 'Ng iln
'.' ' '''n WOO ny hlhs
Issue One ~ Patriotism
Tho Awrfi.,r..r rI,rt t.,p,t hv
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

production and trade Tho s,srit ~
'hU sFi two ,ssfa have trHusht,
ahuu' man, wumsriuus changes ir
.nwr f'sp,eis ihaif effects ar ,yt
rHrirriural particularly ir regard in
unf foreign trade. tvo ,safs uf ehIah
ha,r direct, involved mns ri 'ha
chief iuiusif'ais nauu'H uf the world
aud vhi.h has indirectly affected mo
Iir and industry NJ sii nations ats
llns'nr about srcnum.. .harfes.
wurr ,Hfisi ana sf.frsr hing ihsn
ihe World hss tsinfr ssrriIrn,si
seek 70 team N.ss,
M order 'o ascertain iua' vhst
'hrsr rhsurf ma, bs iNs i,m.
cratic rrnrfras is tr,inr iuf nrr
partisan pH'f committee ir make
impartial ana 'huuurN s'ui, ~
rvrty srunuw.. ia.' 'ha' ines 'hfrv
hHM either upon ouf post Df UPON
ruf future Us.sl roiIr, sith fefati
tu the imposition NJ issss rn inrrfts
~ With fesatd 'r ihr hsnrinf sni
changed conditions Hnirf uhirh r.i-
trade is yattIrd ur ~ cordially
tC~,'ir-,d ~ -ss. r-sl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

CntiSErN. sr Lnris. June ~ Tn,
1 dram ~ the democratic platform
- as pfcsenied 10 tho convention h, ih'
on resolutions follows
Tho democratic ratty, In national
tnnNnntiun assembled adopts tho fnl.
lovins declaration 10 tho end the,
tho people ~ the triied states msy
both realise the achievements
Rtuusi, ny four wears ~ democrat.
it admlnisifsti tion and hs apptised a
the policies to which the raf,y is
committed fcf the further rondnr, ~
UattNost affatFa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
LARGE FINES IMPOSED
ON MEXICAN MERCHANTS

MEXICO CITY. June II The treasury
department reports tho imposition 81
fines ON Mexican merchants pggt,giiing
$4,000 ~ Mexican gold because of tho
failure ~ tho merchants 10 comply
with 'n' recent decree requesting them
in make statement of the amount NJ
metallic aud paper currency In their pos.
ggaaI0u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16

elastic currency uuf fofsisn affairs
we're dominated bi commercial inter.
es,s tur their selfish snds Tho ~.
publican party. DESPITE repeated
Wedges. vas impn'sn, 10 correct
abuses vhifi u had tostrtsd Tn.
der uuf adminis,ta ,inn. under lead
etshlr which has never ial,sfsd.
ihess abuses have been corrected
and our people have hsen freed there
ffuw
Proves rirsroisl pui~srl
nnt archaic hshsins and currency
system. rtnllfir " rsnic and disas.
Ter under republican administration
lcne the refuge NJ The none, trust
has hssn surrlsnied hy the federal
reserve ac' true dsmrvrar, "
credit under spvrtnmsn, control.
Nhlch already has proved financial
hnlNatk N world riisis. mphilping
uhf resources rlarinr ahundah,
credit NJ the disposal " isriilraie
Industry and making currency
rsnir Impossible
rsf Composition Assured
We lste created federal trade
commission tn "a crmciats the rsf.
rlsslns questions arising under the
antitrust laws 80 that monopoly
mat 10 s,tsnsl,d 81 Ne birth and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-16
Tariff

Ws rcstttm our belief n mo doe
ifins ~ tariff fuf 'hs purpose N
rtu,idins sufficient revenue int the
operation VI the government. syono.
niirsllv administered and unrrsstyed.
=, enforce ihe tndsrvud tariff law
as s,smpinins that doc,lns We
tsrurnite that isfiii rates are nec.
sssatilt subject IN chsnrs IN me,,
changing conditions In the World