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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-07-07
NOME, ALASKA, JULY 7, 1917.
THE MASSES WILL RULE.

Out of all the vast mass of ques- tions being propounded with respect to the ultimate issues of the great war one at least seems undenlably clear-that out of the maelstrom of strife and slaughter will come rule by the masses.
 the world.
 Some day in the not distant future a peace congress will meet some- where and there will be a vast deal of lowing and ceremony and a vastly greater amount of pickering and bar gaining and subtitle intriguing and then Q number of profound appearing gentlemen with orders on their coat lapel will reach an agreement; a document will be signed and the war will be over as far as the military aspects are concerned. Then the armies will march home to the blare of titumphal music. flags will wave and orators will send forth forensic fireworks: there will be glad rejoic- ing and deafening cheers and people will thank God that the days of trial and struggle and burning misery are over.
 But the war will not be over as far as the more important phases are con- cerned.
 In fact the really important issues of the war will not develop until after the formal peace is made.
 On that far off fateful day when the star of Napoleon set forever on the bloody field of Waterloo the mon- archs of the allied nations rejoiced that the overthrow of the Little Cor poral had destroyed the to them, un- sanctlficl Goctrine, that tle people have the right to set up n government of their op n and run it themselves without let UT hindrance of hereditary rulers. God annointed or otherwise.
 DOhDtitoS lncy tu tHeif- selves exceedingly that s1 h rsrni. cious doctrines had been destroyed with the downfall of the mighty war rior who had dared to assume the dignlties If royalty with the consent of the people.
 Bu. .tey itcked not that oth.' and mightier fires than Ma ,oleon were loosei la the minds of m>l: they did not thInt t:at the Amer.esr and French revolutions had brought into being T soLtthing that was to live forever to the detriment of kings and princes. ..ry did not know that it was no. ire natural rights Of peoples but the eivi:le right of kings which had rec T ei the hardest blow
 But 1t S1s st--and will he so again.
 The military operations of tho present war may result In the defeat of the Teutonic armies or the over.
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MEETING AUTO CLUB.

There will be meeting of the Auto Club Friday evening July G., at 7:S0 o'clock at the office of J. F. Hobbes, All members are requested to be pres sent. GEO. II. REED,
 Secretary.
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CLOSING OUT AT REDUCED
 PRICES.

All kinds of stamped goods in lin gerie sets, night gowns, combination suits, pillow. runners, bags and other novelties. D M. c. thread. All ladies Hats reduced $3 to s7.5O each. Also a few evening dresses a bargain.
 MRS. j. WANGER. Millinery, Second avenue, opposite
 Courthouse.
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SILVER WAVE.

The mall schooner Silver Wave will leave for Kotzebue and way points July 9. For information concerning rates and passage apply to Alaska Lighterage & Commercial Co
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NOTICE.

All city warrants up to No. 7S6 shal be presented for payment.
 PHIL MURPHY,
 City Treasurer.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
M LISH DIVORCE
SUIT IS HEARD
TWENTY WITNESSES TESTIFY IN
CASE OF ROSA McLISH VS..
X. u. McLISH.
UNDER ADVISE NE Mt
Judge Freeman VIII Pass Judgment
Later-dad Been Married for Thirty
Three Iears-Defendant Member Of
State Board Of Agriculture.

All OF yesterdays session of the dis
trict court was occupied with the hear
ing Of the suit for divorce Of Rosa Nc.
Lish against r. H. McLish Because
Of the prominence Of the plaintin and
defendant considerable interest has
been manifested in the case. The evi-
dence showed that the parties to the
suit were married thirty-three years ago:
that five children have been born. three
Of whom are dead. 1t is alleged by the
plaintiff that the defendant has been
heavy drinker since their marriage.
and that he has never contributed to
the support of Mrs. McLish or the fam
iy. Chief among the witnesses for the
plaintiff were Dick and Otwell McLish
sons Of the principals Twenty-Five
witnesses were sworn, twenty Of whom
testified.
Mrs McLish is the owner Of the Nc
Lish addition 20 Ardmore. She was.
before her marriage, Miss Rosa Wash.
ington, daughter Of a ranchman Of
northern Texas
r. II. McLish is "A member of the
state board of agriculture. and occupies
a prominent position in public affairs
At the close Of the hearing Judge
Freeman commented briefly upon the
great responsibility resting upon him.
and announced that he would pass iudg-
ment later
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
NEGRO AUTO|ST IS
ACCUSED Of MURDER
J. o. CULLIN, SEVENTY YEARS OLD
KILLED AT BERWYN YES
TERDAY.
BLACK JAILED HERE
Grant James, Driving Car He Purchased
Previous Day, Lost Control and
Drove Into Group of Men ana
Through Store.

j. O. Cullin, seventy years old was
run over by an automobile yesterday
afternoon at Berwyn, sustaining iniu
rlcs whic'l resulted in his death an hour
later. Following an investigation by
A. j. Hardy, county attorney. and Buck
Garrett, sheriff a charge Of murder
WAS placed against Grant James. a ne
gro, who was driving the car.
Sheriff Garrett stated tlat the negro
had purchased the car Friday and had
not yet learned how TO operate il when
he drove IL through the streets Of Ber.
wyn.
Mr. Cullin, with several companions.
was sitting on a bench near a garage
when tho negro attempted to drive up
there, presumably for gasoline Unable
TO control the automobile. he ran into
the group of men, the car passing over
the body Of Mr. Culin, crushing his left
siqp. The otlYr men escaped with
slight injuries After running over
the men, the negro drove straight
across the street into building. He
WAS arrested 10y a Berwyn officer and
brought here and placed In the county
Jail Mr.. CUllin was well known In
Berwyn and boy many Ardmore people.
He was the head Of large family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
j. S. JUDGE GRILLS
FT.SNITHOFFICERS
DECLARES MAYOR. CHIEF Or PO-
LICE AND SHERIFF DESERVE
DECORATION BY KAISER.

Fort Smith. Ark. Sept 29.-United
States Judge Frank Youmans today de-
clared Mayor j. n. Wright. Chief OF
Police James Fernendez and Sheriff
Claude Thompson deserved TO be dec.
grated with the iron cross OF Germany
by the kaiser.
Judee Noumans i'm granting n perma-
ncnt Injunction against telephone strik-
ers referred to the alleged failure Of
the city and county authorities to pre-
serve order and protect persons in their
legal rights about the local exchange.
ana concluded:
we have absolutely gone TO war on
that proposition defense Of legal
rights That principle is what we are
endeayoring % sustain at this very
moment That explains why the boys
ARE now rallying around the flag. That
explains why the congress of the Unit
led States Is spending billions OF money
and In the city OF Fort Smith. we
have the chief Of police. the mayor and
the sheriff Of Sebastian county carry
Ing out German doctrine on American
soil They deserve TO be decorated with
the iron cross at the hands OF the Ger.
man emperor"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
TEUTON SOCIALISTS
HECKLE NICHAEL|S
N\GLRtD AS RESULT or ARMY
OFFICERS AGITNTING PAN-GER.
M\NlSM AND OTHER MATTERS.

Copenhagen. sept 2a-The majority
socialists in the German rcichstag have
ntcrpellatci the government concern.
ms official support Of the pan.German
agitation and'the new fathcland party.
The socialists also made AN interpplla.
tiou ON the reported government inter.
ference with the right ot assembly.
THE Interpolation offered To the gov
crnment ny the socialists of the reich.
tag reads
"ls the chancellor aware that in the
army officers are conducting Il vigorous
agitation boz favor OF panGerman poll
cics. and particularly ugainst the deci
sions of the rcichsug' What does th,
chancellor contemplate 90 du To- chocl.
this abuse Of authority of officers"
The Interpolation does not mention
the activities of civilian officials. AL
though ,hc Norwacrts. the Tngcb,att
and other newspapers have asserted ne.
peatedly that the superiors In the
schools aud government department.,
are using pressure ON their subordir.
atcs 20 join the new fathcrlaud partv.
The second Interpolation concerning
the right of assembly accuses the homo
military authorities of manipulating the
right Of assembly one.sidcd iu favor or
paufermon propaganda
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
f. SILL WARPLANE
IN FAST FLIGHT
ONE OF EIGHT TO OKLAHOMA \
CITY TRAVELS BETTER THAN
- MILES N HOUR.

oklahoma city, Sept 2g Ate, max.
ing "a practice night from the Fort sill
aero school 20 Oklahoma City. seven
OF the eight giant war planes left ON
the return trip ~ nlncty.hvc miles late
today. sucndinr moro than tive hours
here
The eighth machine which was
slightly damagcd ON landing near the
state capitol, remained here over
night Thi' aviator expected To leave
early tomorrow after making necessary
repairs.
The nicht 90 oklahoma CITY from
Fort SIN was made 10y the first machine
In one hour aud sixteen minutes. or Ry
ing at better than scvonty.Hyo miles an
hour ON an average
The planes travelled In V,shaped for
nation, like a flock OF wild geese. m,
apex machine flying at an altitude of
l,jOo feet, and the remainder at inter
walls OF 500 yatds. each at an al,itud,
Of 500 feet higher than the pair nrc
ceding
As Tar as known no accidents AZ
tended the return flight.
Major c. W. Howard. commanding
flew the pilot plane,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
ANOTHER DRAF 7
QUOTA ORDERED
CARTER EXEMPTION BOARD N.
SUES CALL FOR % PER CENT
TO LEAVE THIS WEEK.
No NEGROES CALLED
1870 Men Arc Ordered TO Report in Ard.
more Tuesday and VIII Leave for
Camp Travis, San Antonio, Texas,
Wednesday.

The Carter County exemption board
has issued a cali for 1870 men vino have
been certified TO, service in the seec
tive army to eport at the court house
in Ardmore Tuesday From this num-
b"r cighty-seven viii be- selected to form
the 2j per cent increment Which will
leave fol Camp Travis. San Antonio
Texas. Thusday No negroes are in.
.cluded in this call
The following have been summoned
Walter Herbert Park. Nelda.
Geo Howard Fletcher. Ardmore.
Luther Colman Kennedy, Fox
Frank VI Watts, Healdton.
August G.. Tichour Writ
Thomas W. Shepard Writ.
Bertha H. Page Glenn.
Curtis Reed Ardmore q
Dell Lambert Mulkey =
Excel $. Taylor. Fox -
Elmer Akers Ardmore. =
Charlie II. Stearns Writ.
OFT holland, Berwyn.
william H. Flowers. Br
Walter Lee, Ardmore
Noah Chatham, on City,
Mack Barley New Wilson.
Lee Nelson Brock
Carl j. Shafer, Rod.
James Fulcher, Ardmorc.
Joseph Chatham. Oil City.
ernest Collins, Berwyn.
William r. Tomkins Hea dton.
James l.. Cravens, Sawyer.
Waldemar X Seedig. Lone Grove
Asa Steave Turner. New Wilson.
ole y Houston, Healdton.
Josh u. Malone Writ.
William Henry Roberts Provence.
Pies Hamilton Nall. Provence
Grover G. Cummings Lone Grove.
Edward T.. Stevenson Healdton.
Arthur l. Morgan. Alma.
Lonnie b. Raib1urn. Healdtou.
Fred Strelau. Writ
Wright Treece. Mulkey.
Reck orr Provinc Ardmorc.
hennie Ambrose Nicholson. New vii.
SON
Marion d Brock. Berwyn.
Edcar Graham New Wilson
clifford Locke Brock.
Ernest T.. Kupp, Writ
James Chatham Milo
Namond -. Lcpley Ardmore.
jesse Steven Power. Ardmorc
IRA John Jerman Ames.
Henry Stewart Loan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
LONG LIST OF
L.W.W. ARRESTED
INCLUDES HARVARD MAN. ALSO
MINNEAPOLIS EDITOR-COV
Frs WIDE TERRITORY.

Chicago sept 2g.-Ofdcal announce.
ment was made today of the arrest of
the following members OF the /. w W.
who have been indicted, Arthur c.
Christ Detroit Edward r. Doree, Phin.
.delphia, Harrison George. Pittsburgh.
Ray ). Tanning Harvard university.
Dave lngar. Youngstown Ohio. Otto j..
Usth. Detroit; Mack Law. Pittsburgh.
Francis Miller Providence Il. l.. Wal.
ter +. Neft, Philadelphia; Albert b.
Pushner. Scranton, Pa Manuel Rey.
Buffalo. y. Y. James Slovivik. Cleve.
land. Milwaukee and elsewhere. Carl
Ahlteen. editor OF Alarm; Dan Buck.
ley Horace Edwards, Ted Frazer.
Charles l.. Lambert and Sigfried stern.
berg all Of Minneapolis John Punoncr
Milwaukee and elsewhere
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
NEW PROCESS
TO GET GASOLINE
CHEMIST CLAIMS WILL INCREASE
OUTPUT TWELVE FOLD-UN.
DER GOV NERNMENT TEST.

san Francisco Sept. a9-The United
states government. il was announced
today has been offered and has accepted
the free use Of process. discovered by
Frederick a. Hormann san Francisco
chemist. which. Hormann said. would
increase the output Of the country's
gasoline by twelve fold and thus avert
"a national shortage which government
officials have declared is threatened.
kormann announced that Secretary
Lane had authorized the construction OF
government plant at which the pro.
cess will be utilized
Officials Of the bureau OF mines say
the hormann process is one Of nearly
a score being investigated at the direc.
t!on of Secretary Lane Several have
been discarded as without merit. The
kormann process remains among those
still under test
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
FRISCO SHIPYARDS
STILL ARE IDLE
B0ILERNiAKERS CONTINUE TO RE,
FUSE TO WORK As OTHER
TRADES.

San FRANCISCO Sept 29.-But a hand
ful of men responded when the Union
Iron Works and other structural con.
Germs had opened for business today
following official announcements last
night that the strike of 10000 iron work.
ers and other mechanics in the San
Francisco bay region was at an end.
In defiance Of an order Of W. r. Pur.
ton president of the Iron Trades Coun.
ell. that all Of the strikers return.
James Wright. secretary Of the Boiler
Makers Union, said:
ANY boilermaker who returns to
work will be discharged from the un
ion"
IN annopncement from the Office OF
the Iron Trades Council said that the
failure of most Of the men to return to
work was due to the fact that the Off.
cial notice TO end the strike definitely
was not sent in time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
NEVER TOO LATE
FOR EXENP ton
LOCAL BOARDS CAN REOPEN CASE
EVEN AFTER MAN ALREADY
Is IN THE ARMY.

Washington. Sept 29 "A method OF
relieving hardships in cases where men
who should have been exempted hay,
been ordered to report for military
service or have entered camps ha.
been prescribed 10y Proves, Marshal Cen
eral Crowier
If "a local or district board believes
"a man has been wrongly ordered to
report for duty it may seopoa the cas-,
on It's own initiative and revoke On,
former action.
II the man has already entered the
service he may be discharged only hy
order of the army adjutant general who
viii act ON instructions Of local or dis
trict boards
Another ruling provides that thou
sands Of aliens who registered Tor the
draft June ., and who since that date
have declared their intentions of becom
ing citizens are now subject to draft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30

were among the slain The women and
children were moved on and on No one
knows where ana no one knows how
many Of them still are living
The government officers plowed the
Armenian cemetery in Marsovan and
sowed it with grain as a symbol that no
Armenian should live or die to be buried
there. No Armenian student or teacher
was left to Anatolia college and Of the
Protestant congregation in the city Of
$50 souls more than 900 with their pas
tors were swept away II was gov.
.ernment movement throughout move.
ment against the Armenian people
Quarter of Million Escape.
These things are typical Of what
took place through the six provinces of
the Turkish empire known as Armenia.
The Armcnians are the Yankees Of the
east-the merchants. manufacturers.
capitalists artisans and among the best
Of the farmers one quarter Of a mil
lion people succeeded I'm escaping into
Russian Caucasus and among them
American representatives have done
wonderful work i'm caring for the sick.
giving bread 10 the hungry. clothing the
naked, caring for orphans Probably a
million more went to Syria and Meso-
potamia, where they have been depend.
ent upon American relief which is help.
ing this worthy people 10 pull through
alive"
The number Of Armenians who have
been massacred. said DR.. White. is estl-
mated 10y the American committee for
Armenian and Syrian relief !u New York
city at from 100000 to 100000. while
there are "a million stn living in need
.of immediate aid, for which $5.0OO.OOO a
month is urgently needed without which
thousands win perish in destitution and
suffering The committee is so con.
ducted, he said. that every dollar col
ectcd goes for relief purposes.
pr White. now living in Minneapolis.
was ordered 90 leave Mars0vm by the
Turkish government He wat formerly
pastor OF the congregational church in
Wayerly. Iowa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
FLYING ROOF DESTROYS
MAST On SCHOONER
Mishap Comes During Storm to YES.
sci AT Mobile.

Mobile, Ala. sept eg-There was
some damage at the Turner terminal
compauy's piers and sec ions OF the
wharf cavel ln While porti,ns of wharf
shed roofs We're blown on. as result of
the hurricane last night
a half dozen business houses we're
damaged by the caving m Of roofs and
the blowing iu of plate glass. but store
front DAMAGE iu the business sections
n general was light because OF precau.
tions taken hy merchants
Work of putting the city back boz
shape is progressing rapidly Large
forces of men are getting the street
car tracks cleared Of litter and replac.
ng portions Of trolley wires blown
down hy the storm.
Gang. of city workmcu are clearing
the streets uf debris while telephone
and lisht company employees are replac.
ing damage done 20 their lines.
The Louisville and Nashville road this
morning sent a train toward Pensacola
which has been entirely cut on from
Mohil. since early yesterday afternoon.
hut uo reports from that storm.bound
town have reached here.
A NorWcgian steamer anchored in She
river lost her main mast when it was
struck hy roof blown from a ware.
house 3O0 feet distant.
a part of the building housing the
submarine chasors ot Henderson Point
Continued on page eight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
TWO KILLED At
AUTOMOBILE RACE

Fresno, CAL Sept e9.-W = Camp.
bell of Nisaln. California was killed
at the district fair grounds today when
the car he was driving ran into fence
In the first lap of frce.foral auto.
mobile race.
In the same lap. two other cars col.
lided In front of the grandstand. skid.
ding through the fence killing one
driver It is reported. and lnlurng at
least eight persons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
WAR ON CONSTITUTIONAL
DEMOCRATS ~ ri SSl

potrograd, Sept 2S The Mulmailsts
and the social democrats at yesterday ys
session OF the democratic congress vot
cd 81 To II IN favor OF a coalition cabi
net 90 include representatives Of the
bourecoist but sc 10 ~ against the In.
clns.on OF the constitutional democrats
The Revolutionary socialists voted VI
TO ~ In favor OF coalition. excluding
the constitutional democrats.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
MORE VIGOROUS
BLOCKADE AGAINST
GERMANY PLANNED

Londor. sept ga sun more vigor.
ous blockade or Germany is 70 be en-.
forced by the entente allies as a result
of the conference OF Lord Robert Cecil.
British minister OF blockade. with the
French minister Of blockade. Today.
the king signed o proclamation prohib.
tmg the expectation OF certain articles
20 sweden and Holland
The king's approval also was given
Co other measures 20 make IL more difi
cult for the enemy to obtain supplies
throuvh neutral countriee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
OKLAHOMA j 179
KIKGFISHER ZERO

Norman Okla, Sept. l9.-What was
said to have been a high score record
tor American collegiate football was
made here today when the Universir.
of Oklahoma defeated Kinghsher COi.
lege, OF Kingfisher. Oklahoma. by "a
score OF l79 to nothing In the hours
playing time, the Oklahomans made 2t
touchdowns and kicked % goals &c
required more than two hours 10 com.
plete the game
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
GERMANY PLACED 40
MILLION FRANC SLUSH
FUND IN FRANCE

Paris, Sept. 29-Bolo Pasha, the lie.
vantine resident Of Paris, VINO aas been
the object of judicial investigation con
cerning his supposed relations with the
enemy was arrested today at his hotel,
where he had been confined to his rooms
for several days by Illness.
In today's issue, the editor of the
Action Francaise declares the German
government turned over to Bolo Pasha
about 4O,OOO,OOO francs part through
the former khedive Of Egypt in Swift
zerland, and part through an American
channel.
The money, it is stated, was intended
to subsidze the press in the interest Of
premature peace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
NEW RECORD
ON WIRELESS

Washington, Sept % The new ma.
val wireless station at Pearl Harbor.
Hawaii the most powerful In the world
was opened today with a new worlds
record Tor long distance transmission.
Messages exchanged between Secre.
mry Daniels and the naval command.
ant at Pearl llarbor were transmitted
between Hawaii aud Sayville L. l.. APP.
proXimatoly five thousand miles within
thirtythreo minutes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
LONDON RAIDEB
AGAIN LAST NIGHT

London, Sept 29-Hosile airplaue,
aided London again tonight
An official communication from the
home office ON the latest raid says
Hostile airplauos crossed the coast.
ot Kent and Essex iu groups between
S and . o'clock Several attacks wer,
made upon London and some bomb,
We're dropped in the northeast and
southeastern districts Bombs wer,
also dropped at various places in Kent
and Essex. No reports of casualtic,
have vet been received
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
OKLAHOMA QUOTA
LIBERTY LOAN is
PLACED AT $1,2OO,OOO

Dallas, Texas, Sept 29-The eleventh
Federal Reserve district is expected to
raise $lOO,OOOOO0 toward the second
Liberty loan, according to word received
today from Washington by j. w. Hoop
es, deputy governor Of the eleventh
federal bank here. The minimum al
lotment for the district is S75. 900 900.
Mr.. Hopes said. The apportionments
for the district are: Texas $65, ,722 600:
Oklahoma $1,2OO.OOO; New Mexico 3d..
o92,5OO' Louisiana s3SO25OO and Arl
zona $2181 800.