The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-24

war 80. dse.a4sd and isEs fhaa 80.
co militia. Ind ftf Germans hal
/ th.rfnen million E1id.frs arrnst % H.
teeth. could 80 have ~adsd In s1d
I fought AGAINST this imnrrs- horde
-MSney and men are needed a. rsh'
this "a EomeDns has o. 4ay ihs
money. Sosn~oac ha. o. brs Liberty
issnnY Tn oDngre-s has authorized ua
Z, "a twenty<1r haTions - dollar
-Soraf ihoughi Ss .l.Suid c,h on
.D.unfscrl ti1nght ~ rnys~I fof
ss-,- tirlc = call ~1.s made fnF %
o. fsen n week ~ iusi ieoo respond
e. We cYuid rot eet the fnea iris
way and u saS not fair. should a
r.stnsr give uD he- -OEs - fight when
fhs acns 90 her nrlghisor stayed a.
hsinr in esmf1n- u h. onls fair nat
each should 90 hia part.
~N.c are taxing the people pretty
harri a. Cara on thi= var and some n
thr-u nre puttin- ~ heller, but IN
man y be- gives up hair his Income does
.st give w. as much a. the man who
eivos " a thousand dollar lob a. cu.
i.st. no. can anyone giyr up nF much
a. tLr man who goes o. ihe front ard
-ires up D. ilfe.
-Tbert are nov Ten million soidlcrH
II britain and France ~ the front.
Hadn't Te batter Rst in while thry are
tm there 10 help us fight and not
rgl1 " alone Hadn't We better fight
ahHr fighting j. goOdf
'Thc last slN months maze been fun
,f hrariaoho. and woes. ~ have been
iluc ms outs during this time. id
larr been an ingIate n ! had busied
~ ~ throwing monkey wreuchcs INTO
DE- machinery Instead
-Tvsenty-slE u0untrits a4c wiki W .u
Ibis wnr ard togr are against us.
Ont know when we will win this war
ut do know that We win win.
-Huy Liberty Ponds Buy al you
.tp gOu gnn have prD-pered much
us much. Tho whole federal govern
nrn; r. tack o. these bonds. Let u
%, hitch up with the f. v. ". hay
,urnerv. Let 10 all stand with the
-ovnrr meat
Hamon Presents Clark.
in presenting SpC>iKer CLARK tO the
t,idicnce Jake l.. HamOn. said.
Listening 90 the speech Of Congress
nan Ferris makee ire glad ] am an
american. I was made stronger when
htand Mr. Fairbanks last night.
laye been made stili stronger Oy hear
NJ Mr.. Ferris tonight.
when he came To the city Of Law
on where I lived from the little Ms
ouri village he was the greencst coun-
- boy you ever saw and he could not
ave raised n dollar IN any bank In
,klahnma with my endorsement. lie
one Of the strongest men in the
.ountry today. He will be our sona-
Or sorne day ! want TO see MIN our
rcsident-and am a republican.
rhn.e is no partisanship at this time.
say for you Democrats to go ahead
nd run the country during the war
md II sou make any mistakes we will
slsc hell with you afterward about
hem. There are no republicans or
ernorrrlts today. There never should
ave been any socialists. Crhis sudden
,utburst brought tremendous applause
rOri the audienceJ
II am going to Introduce to you the
realesi man in the country today ana
hat means the greatest man in the
yorld Speaker Champ Clark"
Mr.. Clark's Address.
81 thank your chairman for the way
te introduced me. | thank the audi
nee FOR the reception II has given me.
n the words of that noted senator
rom OHIO. George II. Pendleton, who
recall as making a public speech dur
gtVpsfHr in.
euse burns than the applause OF an
audience to n public speaker nave
ever despised praise. ! confess tnat
Ike it, praise for deeds well done
aid Speaker Clark In opening his ad-
I-esg after a most cordial round of APP
,lausce from his audience the members
4 which rose to their feet as he came
Forward To address them.
IL endorse everything that Colonel
;rcgory said about Ferris and all that
eerrls said about Garter. They are
both chairInen Of important commit
.ees In tho iIouse. endorse every
hing that was said about me, Of course,
I am glad TO be here tonight as ! was
4 quasi delegate from Oklahoma Tor
almost twonty years before statehood.
This Is the first time | have been IN
the stat. Tor five years and ! am mind
,ul OF tho development that has taken
1lacp In that time. / have been here
a week. visiting my son who ! may
never see again. and at least not tlil
after the war.
II don't see any use OF my coming
to Oklahoma to talk bonds. FAR
banks told you all about them last
night. I like Fairbanks He's not
chilly as hc Is said TO be He ought
10 be the next candidate for president
IN the Republican ticket
"This has been IA laborious scssion
If the Congress ! believe eyery mem
Der Of the house. Republican or Demo
rat. has given the best there was IN
,in according 10 his lights. have
,aid on the floor that partisanship has
,ecn abolished from the house and that
ne are All going 10 pull together while
he war lasts But when II is over ""
yili probably have politics again. a
tranger looking in on the session to-
las would not know whether the house
vaa Republican or Democratic
Congress- Solemn Pledge.
I'VE were all green about the big |
uestions brought up by the war. we
iad never had anything like them to |
cal with before As has already been |
aid. IL takes men and money to run |