The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-27

make good. That order was that all
vagrants be arrested at once and mobi
lized for work on farms
over in Kansas the farmers are com
planning that 81 for wheat is not enough
Back yonder in 1894 when they were sell.
ing wheat at IS cents, the EXTREMIST de.
mand Of the most rabid populist farmer
was for 81 wheat
Deaths and designations have made
such inroads in the Democratic ranks in
the Ohio house Of representatives that If
Representative Culbertson j. Smith Is
elected mayor Of Hamilton, a position
for which he Is a candidate. the consti.
tutional majority held by the Democrats
Will pass away. The Democratic strength
Of Y has been cut to "a.
There is to be no immediate tinkering
with the tariff. Leaders in congress have
agreed that this is not the time for Il
as II would upset business The general
opinion is that not until the war closes
''4AA - '' Ib0Flilf flllltl mere OI u
Europe 10 revise tariff rates or schc.
dulles, anu that until that time the Cn-
derwood law should remain undisturbed
by the appointment Of Representative
William G. Adamson of Georgia as gen.
eraI appraiser Of merchandise for the
port Of New York, the house loses one
Of its ablest members Mr.. Adamson has
represented his district with distinguish.
ed ability for twenty years and at the
present time is chairman Of the house
interstate and foreign commerce com.
mittee.
While there isn't the slightest proba.
bility that the Democratic ticket in Vir.
gina will be defeated the state commit.
tee has determined to wage vigorous
and aggressive campaign to increase the
usual majority of the state ticket i'm the
coming election. The candidates and
committee are asking for big voice as
.an Endorsement Of the national admins.
tration.
II he lives Uncle Joe" Cannon will
20 10 the siXty-siXth congress for his
twenty-second term al Washington. with.
out a fight So well has be demeaned
himself during the sixty.dfth congress.
he is again in the good graces of the
progressive element of his party. and
the probability is that he will have TO
one % contend with for the Republican
nomination in 1919.
on the eve Of the primary election in
New York City such distinguished Re.
publicans at Elihu Root former Attor-
ney General Wickersham Charles +.
Hughes, Governor Whitman and Sena.
tor Calder, issued am appeal 10 the en-.
rolled Republicans Of Greater New York.
urging them to vote for Mitchell. the
fusion candidate for mayor. And the
next day practically one.half OF the en-.
rolled Republicans voted for another
man
Republicans Of Canton. Ohio. are i'm a
fix. Their candidate for mayor. Adam
w. OberIin. mysteriously disappeared
Sept 4, and since then no trace of him
has been discovered Unless he Is 20.
Gated. or his body found II he Is dead. be.
fore Nov. g. Canton Republicans will
have no candidate for mayor this fall.
Oherlin's name is now on the ballots as
the Republican candidate and unless he
resigns or dies, the Republican city com.
mittee viii have no authority 10 put
another man ON the ticket in his place.
AS long as he is merely missing. no ac.
tiou can be taken.
The two woman suffrage camps. since
the Maine election. are bitterly blaming
each other for the defeat OF the SUI.
fage proposition in that state The Ma.
tional Woman's Suffrage association a..
rectiy charges the Womaus party with
creating a revolt upon the part Of the
people towardy the Acknowledgement OF
the women. They insist that the silly
picketing of the White House and the
childish antics of the Congressional un.
ion have put the movement back five
years. ON the other hand. the Woman's
party leaders declare that the action OF
the national association In forcing state
fights is the greatest bunder that could
Doe committed They take the position
that the fight can only bee won I'm Wash.
.urton. that congress Is the center OF the
conflict that II is worse than folly TO
continue driving in the individual states.
and that the national association Is dam.
aging the cause by It's campaign
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