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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-08-25
Mr.. Finlay for plaintiff, Mr.. T. ].
Smyth for defendant,

Mr.. Finlay for plaintiff, Mr.. T. ].
Smyth for defendant.
Miss May Arid, daughter of John
Arid, The Orlock, Groomsport, was
married there to Lieut.. r. Stewart Mil
Ter, of the Worcester Regiment.
MI. Walsh, Chapel street, Newry,
R. l. c. pensioner, who has died, was
for 30 years clerk in the fowl market
and server for the Borough Court. He
was native of Co. Kilkenny.
Miss Eva Evans, 10 Evelyn avenue,
Bloomfield, Belfast, was drowned
when bathing at Newcastle. She was
only about 20 and lived with her
brother, forman caulker, Queens
Island. She was engaged in the Cen.
trail Picture House, Belfast.
N. E. M'Clelland, who is taking a
prominent part in the scheme for
building composite wood and steel
ships in U. S. A. to counterfeit the
submarine menace, is a Ballymena
man.
Armagh Bohemian Club have passed
a vote of coincidence on the death
of Mr.. Malcolm Glow, Portadown, who
was attached to the French Red Cross
Corps, and died OF dysentery in Sal
onika. Mr.. Glow was popular voca-
list and elecutionist.
Two verandas have been erected at
Monaghan Co. Infrmary by local la
dies as memorial to the late Mrs.
Hall, wife of DR.. J. G. Hall, D. L., in.
Urinary surgeon.
P. M'Menamin, j. P. Strabane, and
the Earl of Belmore have been re-
elected chairman and vice-chairman,
respectively, of Tyron and Fer
managh Asylum committee.
On. his retirement from the prin-
cipalship of COACH National School
(Tyrone), after "A years. service John
Greer received an address and presen-
tation from his old pupils.
A silver chalice and ciborium,
covered with fine gold, have been pre-
scented to st. Patrick's Church, Glen.
ely, Co. Tyrone, by Misses Mary, SUI
san and Alice McCullagh, of San Fran
cisco, who were born in that parish
Oliver Campbell, a boy of 5, had
been taken across footbridge over
the Burndale river by his sister, who
then returned for parcels. He at
tempted to go after her, but fell into
the water and was drowned.
At Armagh Assizes, Mr.. Justice Ross
confirmed a dismiss by the Co. Court
of a claim by James M'Guirk, mill
owner, Carrickduff, for s1,50O for al
legged malicious injury by the burning
of flax mill and quantity of tow.
His lordship said that in these mali
cious injury applications people must
get it out of their heads that the
county was an insurer.
F. F. Mccormick, ex-D. l., son of Mr..
P. Mccormick, j. P, Donaghadee, died
in London. He was in command of
the Dunshaughlin district in Easter
week. Mr.. F.. D. Finlay, son of the
founder of the Northern Whig," and
his successor as proprietor, has died.
Mr.. Henry Agnew, who died at his
home, Melbury, Adelaide Park, Bel
fast, was we'll known in Northern
business circles.
The directors, officials and staff of
the Midland Railway have made a
presentation to J. Quirey, accountant,
on his promotion to be- assistant &C.
countant at Derby.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
NAVAL RECRUITS
HERE On FURLOUGH

Gadis ". Williams and Ernest Leroy
Whitten, better known as Roy Hoffman.
arrived yesterday from the United
States naval hospital. at Portsmouth.
Va, on thirty-day furloughs. Both have
been in the hospital for treatment for
spinal meningitis. Williams and Hoff.
man are wei pleased with the navy
and want TO get back TO duty as soon
as they are able. They tell interesting
stories about their first experience at
target practice.
On and after July ! the minimum age
for enlistment Of apprentice seamen will
be eighteen years. according to a mes
sage received today BY Chief Electrician
Winans in charge Of the local recruit
ing station. The law recently passed
BY congress prohibiting the sale or the
giving OF intoXicanfs 70 any soldier or
sailor in the service Of the federal gov
eminent while the men are in uni.
forms. is made to apply 10 all the mill
tary forces Of the United States. includ.
ing the navy. according 70 an opinion
rendered b. the attorney general
A copy Of the law increasing the pay
Of enlisted men In the navy. also re-
ceived at the Ardmore station. follows.
Commencing June /. 1917. and con-
tinuing until not later than six months
after the termination Of the present
war, all enlisted men OF the navy Of
the United States in active service
whose pay does not exceed s2i per
month shall receive an Increase of Sis
per month; those whose base pay is
more than 81 and does not exceed s24
per month. an increase OF sl2 per
month; those whose base pay IS more
than So and less than sf5 per month.
an increase of s. per month: and those
whose base pay Is SIS or more per
month. an increase Of &s per month.
provided. that the Increases Of pay here
In authorized shall not enter into the
computation Of continuous service pay:
that during the continuance Of the pres
ent war. warrant officers. petty off.
GERS and enlisted men Of the United
States coast guard shall receive the
same rates of pay as are or may here
after be- prescribed for corresponding
grades or ratings and length Of service
IN the navy"
According % this law no man in any
branch Of the naval service receives
less than $500 a month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
BOLT OF LIGHTNING FIRES
OIL AND GAS WELL
0kmulgee Producer Ablaze; Many Der.
ricks KaLed BY Wind.

Okmulgee. June Pa severe wind
and electrical storm struck the eastern
part Of Okmulgee county yesterday az,
ternoon about I O'Clock. Many oil der.
ricks were blown down.
Lightning struck the big oil and gas
well Of the Okmulgee Producing and
Refining company in the Bald Hill field,
releasing the oil and gas that had been
cased in, and the well is now flowing at
the rate OF 800 barrels Of oil and sO..
100000 feet OF gas per day
Both oil and gas were set on fire
by the lightning and still are burning
The flames are leaping high in the air
and can be seen from this city which
IS fourteen miles from the well.
The storm was accompanied by a
heavy rainfall which was Of great value
to growing crops. Thirty-two hundredths
Of an inch Of rain fell in Okmulgee
and vicinity. Corn had begun to show
results Of the drouth. okmulgee county
has not had better prospect for feed
crops in years than now.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
ONLY ONE Person fHAr ooUNTs.

Secretary Baker pointed out a use
fui distinction the other day. when an
interviewer asked him about his per.
sonzl attitude" toward the war. in the
light Of his previous pacifist princi-
pies.
Persons and personalities count for
little IN this kind Of organized national
effort" answered the war secretary.
There Is only one real person involved.
and that Is the composite people Of the
United States. They have expressed
their political philosophy through the
president and are organized as one
man 10 vindiczte that philosophy"
II would be wei II all our congress
men and other men with public power
in their hands could get that idea thor
Oughly into their heads. We have been
treated lately TO the uninspiring spec
tacle Of too many officeholders taking
the center Of the national stage and
airing their personal views-and later
on. airing their personal explanations
OF those personal views-and thereby
Obstructing imperative legislation and
retarding the launching Of a program
on which the country IS almost unani-
nOusly agreed
We have a more popular name for
what the scholarly secretary calls the
composite people Of the United States. .
II is Uncle sam And Uncle cares
precious little about the purely per
sonal attitude Of any individual. in Of.
flee or out Of H. What he wants IS
action. He wants his decisions trans
lated into prompt deeds And no pub
1c man counts except as he registers
those national decisions and helps make
them effective.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Air. and Mrs Walter Simpson. Of
Pauls Valley. have arrived in Ardmore
10 establish their residence here and
viii be at home to their friends al the
home Of DIT. c. L. MeNeese.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fish. aecompa.
MED by Mrs. Treadwell. Mrs. Fish's
mother. are now on an automobile trip
10 Great Lakes. IL. to see Edward sry.
their adopted son. who is now in train.
ing al the naval training station.
Mrs. Earl Kennard and daughter
Edwina. viii arrive tomorrow 10 be the
guests OF Mrs. r. E. Phillips. Mrs. Ken.
nard's mother. at the home OF Mrs. r.
W. Rando.. los c street southwest.
Mrs. Charts Rogers. chairman. assist.
ed by Mrs Ed Allen and Mrs. Harry
3. Harts. VIII conduct the Red Cross
market at Colley's grocery tomorrow
afternoon. Various articles for the Sun.
day dinner will be offered for sale.
Mrs. William L. Davis has returned
from a months visit with friends and
relatives at Fort Worth.
Mrs. Carrie Maxwell and granddaugh.
ters. Miss Elizabeth Maxwell and Miss
Caroline Straehley. who are now at Min.
eral Wells, Texas. will return next
week.
Miss Margaret Miller. Of Oklahoma
City. and Miss Lucille Butler went to
Marietta to spend the weekend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
A WOMAN CABINEI MINISTER.

Without any great commotion OF
feminist outbreaks. q woman has been
called 70 Join the Russian ministry.
she Is Countess Sophie Panin. Her
title Is Her Exceilency. the Minister Of
Social Welfare.
This appointment 20 the Russian cabi.
net of a woman Is simply the recognl
ton o. the good work she has already
done fOr her country and Of the great
opportunity that exists for further ser.
vice.
The countess has long been an active
worker for Russian democracy. She
built and managed a Peoples House in
one q the poorer sections Of Petro-
grad. Il contained a library. theater.
physical laboratory. astronomical OBJ
servatory and other educational equip
ment. There were evening and Sunday
classes o. adults. and splendid recrea-
ton facilities. There were sewing
rooms for soidiers' wives that soon grew
into factory employing 1000 women.
Altogether. she has done much for her
country and she has done il unself.shly
and wisely.
A member of the Russian Informa-
ton Bureau says: There q no doubt
that the appointment Of the countess
VIII b. greeted with enthusiasm an over
Russia, and that this IL only the first
appointment Of the kind The women Of
Russia viii b. given every opportunity
20 participate IN the government and
20 IN responsible posts IN every branch
q political and social life. Russian wo-
men have probably contributed no less
than the men 10 the political education
Of the people and % the cause of the
revolution. To give them IN equal
chance with men VIII be only a modest
reward For the services which they have
rende L" Isn't that the finest way %
Eain iiiical freedom2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Airs- Fred L Coogan, OF Ardmore. IS
among the oklahomans who are now
registered at the Acacia hotel, Colo
rado Springs.
Misses Helen and Ruth Longman. OF
Columbus Ohio. arrived yesterday to
be the guests OF Dr. and Mrs. C. L.
McCann. 10 C street southwest
Mrs. Tillie Chaddick. OF Ardmore, and
H J. Allen. OF Ringing. were married
az the parsonage OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church yesterday, the Rev. r. E.
L Morgan officiating
Miss Lassie Belle King. OF Deese.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel King.
and Selmer Butler. Of Ardmore. were
married al the home Of the Rev. David
Fl Cooper Sunday evening. Mr.. Cooper
performing the ceremony. Mr and Mrs
Butler are now al home at zoe Second
avenue northwest.
Mrs. G. P. Underwood has returned
from a two weeks visit in Fl. Worth
and points in north Texas.
sss
Mrs. ". :. Daiber has just returned
from Cheyenne. Wyoming. accompani.
Cd by her mother. who viii spend the
summer nj ArdmOre.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Butzow. together
with Grandma" Butzow. are en- route
By automobile TO Chicago. where they
VIII spend the summer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
Never Neg,ect A Iold.

A chill after bathing. cooling OF sud
denly after exercise ard drafts. give
the cold germs a fCot,oil that may
lead 10 something worsa. Safety re
qulres early treatment. Keen Dr. King,
New Discovery on hand. This pleasant
balsam remedy aIlays Inflammation
soothes the cough and repairs the tis
sues. Better be safe than sorry. Break
up the cold with DR.. Kings New Dis
covery before it is too late. At youl
druggist. soc. 800.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
AMERICA TO ARMS.

By Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff, O.
the Vigilsntesl
she stands. a guardian Of the endless
sea,
Her garb Is golden. and her lips are
flame
She Is the portal Of Eternity
And Beauty IS the realm from whence
she came,
She is the voice Of many bleeding
lands
America. she calls, To arms. Arise,
For Ike a shimmering sabre in the skies
In scarlet glow she stands
A guardian Of the earth and SEA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
Motor Trucks to Report.

Chicago. June Z9.-Four motor truck
companies in the central department OF
the United States army have received
orders TO report for service at the
military training camps now in session
in the central department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Il takes all kinds of men 90 make a
modern army. The war department r.
n0w recruiting a forest regiment" con.
sisilng of picked woodsmen. Tor service
in France Il is Intended primarily az
a mobile logging and milling crew. %
and its work will be 70 convert availa.
bic timber back q the battle lines into
railroad ties trench timbers. mine props
ard cordwood The call has gone out
for experienced armen. sawyers. tie
hewers skidders. mlllwrights. etc. II
viii BE- one of the first regiments 20
carry the American flag abroad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
THE OFFICE INVALID.

Head seems reeling.-
Said one clerk.
I'm not feeling
fit for work"
Quoth another
4 feel faint.
Bout 10 smother.
Queer complaint
Wheeling. blowing.
Faint and lame.
Lots are going
To the game.
Kansas City Aiol Journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Don't fail to see those palm beacn
suits. all styles and colors, going at
ST.s5. Panama hats. s. and Sc grades.
your choice s395. Also a big line Of
pants from s125 TO $500. J. V. Lon.
don, the West Main Street Clothier.
2s-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Ohio dry Republicans have Just held
a state convention called for the aurPose
Of expressing the dry sentiment with
in the party
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
SCISSORS AND PASTE

Bartlesville Enterprise: One Of the
greatest EYE openers" a bride gets Is
| listening 20 the one-sided conversation
between her prince and a little wooden
collar button the first time he steps
on one with his bare foot.
Fl. smith Southwest American: A
man ought not 20 seek 20 become eff
cient 10 he can live without work: he
ought to desire efficiency that he may
DO more work.
Anaconda Mont Standard stil,
when Secretary Baker tells the news
paper correspondents he has nothing 10
give out. il doesn't mean he's giving
in.
Chickasha Express: When a woman
is thoroughly peeved at her husband
Il is perfectly easy for her 10 accept
the doctrine q mans total depravity.
Muskogee Times Democrat Pretty
good Liberty loan figures and the Ger.
man spies can't give the kaiser the full
details any too soon. Also those spies
must not forget 20 tack on a postscript
telling our friend William that nearly
10000 900 men walked up without being
sent Tor and reported for military ser
vice.
Sherman Texas Democrat: Some one
with a humorous streak In his makeup
has said lately that some of the German
subs are having sinking spells" Here's
hoping that the ailment will soon be
come epidemic.
Guthrie Leader The extremes met
again when Mrs. Emmaline Pankhurst
and Elihu Root were introduced az the
Winter Palace. Petrograd
Lawton Constitution. France D. amaz.
"a az how the Americans work. just
wait they have hardly got started yet
Tulsa World: Now that the courts
have decided that stealing news or
makeheiieve news. j. unlawful. what
are the poor sensational yellow sheets
going 10 do for material 10 inspire their
misleading streamers over the top of
the front page7
Minneapolis 0ilnnl Tribune. Accord
INK 20 a Washington item. former Pres.
dent Taft il becoming more bellioose
every day. But Mr. Taft is used 20 BE-.
INK twitted about his shape
Kansas City MOI Journal: For some
reason or other the public spirited Mr
villa of Mexico has not yet made his
contribution 10 the Red Cross.
The custom of handshakinr certainly
existed before Shakespeare day. Tor be
refers 20 u many times a. kind Of
pledge OF q social greeting. u "a not
confined 20 Engiish4peaking nations
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Kansas VIII send a special train o.
temperance workers to Washington
next December 70 work for national
prohibition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Old IN the business. young In Ar6.
more, but watch Us grow. White Way
Laundry. 2q7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

3lrs. Dee Richardson. who led the at
tack on the suffrage pickets the other
day IN front q the White House Is a for
mer Missourian- She has lived in Wash.
angton several years. bur formerly lived
in Henry Cay county. Missouri, and
later in ST Louis Her husband, from
whom she IS separated. runs a cigac
store in St Louis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Bartlesville Enterprise: One Of the
greatest eye openers" a bride gets is
listening 70 the one-sided conversation
between her prince and a little wooden
collar button the first time he steps
on one with his bare foot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29
POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS.

POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS
Ohio dry Republicans have Just hex
state convention called for the aurpos.
Of expressing the dry sentiment with
in the party
Kansas VIII send a special train o.
Temperance workers to Washington
: next December to work for nationa
prohibition .r-a- -.
9lrs Dee Richardson. who led the at
tack on the suffrage piclets the other
day In front of the White House is a for
mer Mlssourian- She 1ias lived in Wash
fngton several years. but formerly lived
in Henry Cay county, Missouri, and
later in ST Louis Her husband. from
whom she Is separated. runs a ciga.
store in St Louis
Because Of his recent unpatriOtic sx.
pressions the engagement Of former
Senator Joseph L Bristow OF Kansas 70
deliver Fourth Of July speech at Stool,-
gon has been Cancelled. The cancellation
Was made by the committee in charge o.
the celebration because Of threats Of the
citizens 20 throw away heaps of decayed
vegetables and piles Of rotten eggs. Il
Bristow should appear.
Mai. 2. II Chiperfield Of Illinois. no.
serving in the offices OF Provost Mar
shal-General Crowder at Washington.
makes this announcement. I am can
didate for United States senator in Hi
nois and II is my purpose 10 conduct
a primary campaign with all possible
vigor, unless prevented BY the duty to
my country in the work which now en-
cages me. ] am a candidate and hope
70 make the fight. but OF course. I am
under orders as a soldier and that duty
must come first"
Critics Of President Wilson's war pol
ieies are now confined TO the class OF
small bore politicians. Speaking at tho
Yale law alumni banquet. Col Charles
H Sheriff.. minister TO Venezeula under
the Taft administration. said: There arr
no more Republicans or Democrats. Be
fore the war there were two institutions
known as the Republican and the Demo
cratic parties. but the only partisan pol
itics INDUCED in now by the Republican
party was to suport the president better
than his own party was doing
That was a distinctly unedifying spec.
tacle which was presented in Washing
ton the other day when the woman SUI.
frage fanatics who have been picket.
ing" the White House for several
months displayed a banner with an in
scripti0n addressed 20 the Russian mt+
sion. We. the women Of America. tel
you that America is not a democracy"
and President Wilson and Envoy Root
are deceiving Russia" II was not only
an unedifying spectacle. but II was bad
tactics Certainly II has not helped the
cause Of woman suffrage.
There have been organizations and or
carnations created for the purpose Of
cleaning out Tammany Hall" but Tam
many is still doing business at the same
old stand. The latest Of these organiza-
tions Is one called the City Democracy
and Il differs little from any Of the 9th
ers. except in that it claims to have the
backing Of the Wilson administration.
Meanwhile Tammany is mobIlizing iis
forces TO meet IT. attack and planning
to make a great effort 10 regain con
troll Of the New York political machin-
cry. From present indications the mu-
nicipal campaign in New YORK this
year viii be almost as exciting IS the
presidential campaign Of 1916
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Fl. smith Southwest American: A
man ought not 10 seek 20 become eff
cient 80 he can live without work: he
ought 10 desire efficiency that he may
DO more work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

r H VESSEL. of Frederick. Okla
president Of the state Press association
is in the city today. Mr. VESSEL has
been spending a few days in the Ar
buckle mountains
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

r. W Spriggs. Of Oklahoma City,
and Wade Ritter. were al the city lake
yesterday afternoon and both secured
the limit Of bass, the largest one weigh
ing six and One-kalf pounds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

The custom of handshaklnr certainly
existed before Shakespeare day. Tor be
refers 20 u many times a. a kind Of
pledge or social greeting u is not
confined 20 Engiish9peaking nations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Minneapolis Giinnl Tribune. Accord.
INK 70 Washington Item. former Pres.
dent Taft il becoming more bellioose
every day. But AR Taft is used 70 be.
INK twitted about his shape.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-29

Anaconda Mont Standard: still
when Secretary Baker tells the news
paper correspondents he has nothing TO
give out. Il doesn't mean he's giving
in.