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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-24

interprets this text in the following
terms: The United States shall be
the sole judge as to whether all its
obligations under the said covenant
have been fulfilled" This intsrpre-
tation is not contrary to the treaty
Moreover 1T may be asked what force
exists which could retain the United
States In the League OF Nations II at
ter two years notice they consider
that they have absolute RICH 10
withdr, "?
Article 10 OF the treaty obliges the
signatories as members, OF the So
ciety OF notion Ito respect and pre-
serve as against external aggression
the territoriay integrity and existing
political independence of all mem
bers Of the league In additi,n ON
er articles of the treaty In certain
cases may necessitate interyen-
ton. The American Senate declares
that there can be no such interven.
ton unless in any particular case
the Congress which. under the Con
stitutio has the sole power TO declare
war or authorize tn employment o
the military or naval forces of tn,
United States sholl, by act or join
resolution so provide. This is tn,
evidence: Article | of the America 2
Constitution reserves exclusively tt
Congress the power of declaring war
as well as the power of raising and
supporting armies and of providing
and maintaining n nevy. No treat.
no pact. can constrain the United
States TO use their armed forces w;h
out the preliminary appreciation OF
, the congress.
II Is because OF an analogous iie'
that the Senate in its eleventh reser-
walton. asserts for hte United States
the right of determining wehther u
Is proper or not to interrupt CONNER
cial relations and others with coun
try which has entered upon war g:
side the control OF the league OF IA
tiosn. II the United States di dnot -
serve this power they might be draw
into the war without Congress hav
ing had the opportunity " pass up
on it, ~
The third. the ~saEenth and ~
ninth reservations caif for no discus
sion on our part. They consist II
precribing that the President of II
United States must coplult Congress
before accepting a mandate in ror
eign territory, before engaging i
expenses for the league of nation
and before sending delegates In tn
commissions, committees ano other
organizations where the Unite
States Is to be Represented,
The fourth and fifth reservation
are more important, The Unite
States maintain that they alone hay
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why do we not kno how're can
make the league Of nations funcrior
and how we can put into operation
the treaty Of guaranty which is 10
protect France against German az.
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p!omats believe that III, line VI The
Allies has been broken. This IL is
which emboldens them and we have
been forced to bring therl back to
reason :
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Visiting Lecturers

Prof. L. w. Chase, Expert in Agri-
cultural Engineering, University
of Nebraska.
Mrs. Christine Frederick, Home Eff
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Mrs. Edith Salisbury, Rural Organi-
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Drainage, U. S. D. A.
Mr.. Charles West, Federal Land
Bank, Berkeley, Calf.
Ar. u. N. Child, State Supt. of Pub
lie Instruction, Salt Lake City
Dr. E. G. Gowans, State Supt. of
Health Education, Saalt Lake City
Mr.. Oscar A. Kirkham, Boy Scout
Commissioner, Salt Lake City.
DR.. Charles G. Plummer, Nature Sne-
cialist, Salt Lake CITY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
MRS. FRANKLIN HARBOUR
FORMERLY OF AROMORE.
DIED At OKLAHOMA CITY

Word was received in Ardmore
Saturday morning of the death Of
Mrs j. Franklin Harbour, mother
Of Messrs. John and Lee Sneed Of
Ardmore, at her home in oklahoma
City.
Mrs Harbour had been i'll but a
short while OF pneumonia. Death
came aJ 3 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. John Sneed had gone to Okla
homa City Thursday to be with his
mother and his brother went to Ok
lahoma city Friday.
The Snced Furniture of which the
two sons are owners, was closed Sat
urday ana win be closed tomorrow.
Funeral services for Mrs. Harbour
will be held Monday afternoon at ,
o'clock in Oklahoma City.
Mrs Harbour was prominent in
Oklahoma's club and social life She
is well known in Ardmore, having
visited here on numerous occasions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
Was Leader in Church and Social
Affairs

Especial to The Ardmorete)
Oklahoma City, Feb. 2l.--Pneumo-
MIA. following an attack Of influenza,
took one Of Oklahoma City's most
prominent society members this
morning when Mrs. j. Franklin IIar-
bour died at her home, following a
few weeks of illness.
Mrs. Harbour was married here
two years after coming to Oklahoma
City from Ardmore, l6 years ago.
She was president of the Art
League for two years, after its
organization here. and was a mem-
Der OF the executive board at the
time Of her death.
She organized the Modern Classics
Club, and was a prominent member
Of the Art Renaissance club.
For two years she was president
Of the Mckinley Patrons club, being
active in her place as one of the
advisory board in the construction
OF that high school building She
took an active part in the activities
of the Fortnightly, Lotus and other
social clubs.
Wmle IL was SAID or her that Sne
was one Of the foremost leaders in
the social life Of Oklahoma City, she
was noted for her devotion to her
home, her children and her husband,
these being always placed in first
place.
She was n member Of the Christion
church, and a prominent worker in
church activities.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day at o'clock at the residence.
Mrs. John l.. Abernathy of Purcell,
% sister; NJ. l. Levy, of Pembroke,
KY and two sons, John and Lee.
Of Ardmorc, We're present at her
death. Her aged mother and two
sisters were unable to come from her
girlhood home in Kentucky.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
He Fell in the Well.
from the Tulsa Tribune)

Congressman Harrcid mas attempt.
ed to defend his vote on the Berger
proposition in Il signed communica.
ton to Oklahoma editors. He insists
that he did not vote to seat Mr.. Berg
er; ne merely voted against the Dal-
linRer resolution which had it been
defeated would have left the rcsolu-
ton of Mr.. Griffin of New York be-
fore the house of defer the matter
ilnd keep Mr. Berger waiting at the
door until the. court could pass upon
his appeal, This. Mr.. liarrcld says,
is what he favored.
This would hive left Mr. Berger
a congressman in suspense on the
payroll Of the government. MIR. llar-
reid further attempts to justify his
vote hy saying that James X. Mann,
republican from Chicago, who for
years was the republican floor lead.
or in congress, and J. r. Sherwood,
democrat from Ohio who has been
in congress perhaps longer than any
other man, both took this same atti.
tude.
Mr, Mann is undoubtedly the ablcst
pariamentariau in congress. NuthWith-
standing Mr.. Mann has voted wrong
more than once, and even had he
never voted wrong it would hardly
be an exhibition of intelligence for
Mr.. Harreld To accept him or anybody
else as an infallible bell-marc.
The theory which Mr.. Harrcld ad'
vanccs that man is innocent until
proven guilty and that conviction IS
not evidence Of guilt so long as APP
peal TO a higher court is pending is
correct. But congress is its own
court on It's own members. Mr.. Berg
er's conspicuously un.American rec
ord is an open book for every con.
Frcssman to read and it was Mr., liar.
reld's duty to the nation as a mem
her Of congress to read IT, And If nc
read il We cannot admire his judg-
mcnt in advocating amy measure
which would permit Berger To bc
cten u suspended, salary drawing
member of the congress Of the Unit
cd States Mir. Harreld's defense Of
his vote is weak and Inadequate and
vii, not satisfy the intelligent patri'
OtiC citizens of Oklahoma.
1t is an old practice for congress.
mer VINO tumble and muff to try and
excuse their fan on the ground that
they voted against one resolution
because they intended To vote for
some other that covered the ground
in some other way. by parliament
airy procedure the Dallingcr resolu-
ton had precedence ON the floor; the
issue was squarcly focused in that
resolution and Mr.. ilarreld's vote
must be interpreted upon that reso.
tuition and not upon some other reso-
nltion that never reached a vote.
1t is not surprising that Mr., Ilar-
reid Is eager To send some kind of
dn excuse to the people OF Olllaho.
ma, because his vote on the Berger
matter was not one that the proud,
patriolic citizens Of Oltlahoma have
roishcd The fact OF the matter is
Mr.. Harreld went to congress and
about the first thing he did when he
got there was TO fall in "A we'll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
SHAWNEE WIFEBEATER
WANTED IN OREGON FOR
MURDER COMMITTED THERE

Shawnee, Okla, Feb. 21.--Jacll La
Rose, who has been going under the
name Of Jim Casey here, confessed
to the police today that he is wanted
at Salem, ore, to serve life term
for murder II Rose was arrested
last night. when he beat up his
bride Of 20 days. Searching him,
the police found marks which led
them to believe that he had seen
pcnitcntiary life. After maintaining
his protests of innocence for "a
hours his confession came tonight.
La Rose claims that he killed a
man in oregon about year ago,
and that he received a life sentence
in the Oregon penitcntiary. lie serv-
ed % short time there and left in
March, 1919, in a general Jail deliv-
cry. Penitontiary authorities have
been notified and will likely come
here for him soon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
ESCH.CIMMINS RAu.
BILL APPROVED by
HOUSE AFTER MUCH
DEBATE WITH SAFE
MAJORITY OF 100

lOOnllnucu from page ~
Mcy served and trunk lines would
suffer Details OF the $500 900 600
revolving fund were explained, and
the chairman brought smile by
announcing that provisions for free
passes for railroad lawyers, doctors
and others stood as heretofore.
II expect this one question has
given members of congress more act.
ual concern that the most import.
ant provisions of the conference re.
port, he declared Mr.. Esch denied
that the government, under the com.
promise bill, guaranteed u return Of
8 IL per cent on railroad invest.
mont. lie explained trat the guar
aztec was on actual value
ct is up to the railroads to earn
by efficiency" he said.
The government is losing moth.
ing" he added Commerce is stim-
ullted. This plan is the best prac-
teal solution for "a most difficult
problem.
Referring to thc labor provisions,
Mr. Esch declared that the measure
contained nothing about compulsory
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
GORE IGN D RED By The
YOU \ { DEMOCRATS At
PONCA 4 CITY ASSEMBLY,
NEXT MEET, MUSKOGEE

ponc1 civ Okla, Feb. 2l.~ToUoW'
irr a blltcr fight Of over two hou''
NInsEogec finally defeated Pa"huSEL
t,hight by Ci majority for the place
o,y holding the nest annual conveh
,lan Of the Young Democrats Of OK
l,homq. Many charges Of steam roll
crso were yelled from the floor aAd
the uproar was great
Bert Meacham OF Clinton was elect
e1. president for the ensuing year,
following the Withdrawal Of Wendell
/lobnson OF Lawton. Il was charged
.hat the Mcacham ana MusRoS'e
c,nwds oxch>.gcd votes, thus eI'n-'
mating johnson and defeating Paw
huska.
Ralph Ellison OF Okmugee, was
elected vice president; Miss Florence
Nor of Oklahoma City, treasure''
Miss Lena Colly, of Tulsa, secretary
Fred Allen, OF Caddo county assis',
ant secretary, and Roger Lcahy' oi
Pawhuslla, college secretary.
The resolution,by implication er
dorsed everybody but Senator core.
An democratic members of the lower
house were commended for their stanI
bv the president and Senator owen
was endorsed for president. Senator
Gore was not mentioned while owen
was eulogizcd as patriot and stat
man. President Wilson was cited as
the greatest statesman OF his time.
The resolution gave the. highest ap-
proyal of Governor Robertson, both
MS governor and the titular head or
the democratic party in the state; OPP
posed socialism, communionism, bot
sbevlsm and anarchy took credit "
prohibition, also for separate schools
and other Jim Grow laws, and endors-
ed budget system for the sta,c
schools.
Paul Walker OF Oklahoma City lost
his fight which would change tho or.
gani2ations' bylaws so as to permit
the endorsement of candidates for 9f'
fees.
The principal speakers during thu
day were Gov. c. II. Brough Of ARK
ansas and Governor j. Il. y. Robert
son. Of Oklahoma, and Congressman
FScott Ferris
The convention feature was DON
key parade Ia which 100 democrats
rode mules with Governor Brough anc
Congressman Ferris leading. The pa
radr was filmed rhe delegates a&c
visited the lOl Ranch and tonight at
tended "A banquet with Walter iiarrl'
son as POSTMASTER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
FIRST RESERVATION TO
PEACE PACT WAS RE.
ADOPTED TODAY WITH
GORE CASTING VOTE
WITH REPl 3LlCANS


adopted in November was announced
by Senator Brandcgec, republican,
Conn, who told the senate that it
only was making a spectacle of itself
by seeking to vacllate after it had
expressed its opinion and won it's
fight
Explaining his course in offering
notifications, Senator Lodge declared
that most Of them We're "unimport-
ant" and reiterated his ultimatum to
IN democrats that neither the res.
eryatiou To Article 10, nor thar ro.
lating to the Monroe Doctrine ever
could bee materially changed If the
democrats still were determined to
block ratification unless there were
material changes i'm those proyis-
ions, the majority leader said then
the seuatc's consideration of the
treaty might as welt bc brought to
an end.
I'm addition to the four democrats
who swung over the reservation for
the first time today, the members
of the majority party voting to adopt
the withdrawal qualifications We're
Senator's Chamberlain, Oregon; Gore,
Oklahoma; Myers, Montana; Shields,
Tennessee; Smith, Georgia, and Tram
mel, Florida. The result As TO 20,
showed two-thirds of the senator's
present voting together for the first
time since the treaty fight began,
but in view Of the tangled situation,
leaders attached to it no particular
significance.
Under present plans, the treaty
will not be before the senate again
for several days, the leaders having
set aside the beginning Of next week
Tor consideration Of the railroad bill
and possible tariff legislation. The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
TO CLAIM PRODUCTION
TAN ON Usage OIL LAND

oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. 21--
Preparations were begun by Attor
Hcy General $. p. Freeling's office
today TO uphold the state of Okla
homas claims OF title TO income tax
ON Usage oil properties OF ). A. Gil.
Iospic. Of Tulsa. The ease is to be
,ricd before District Judge George
vs.. Clark Feb. -
Gillespie claimed that the oil was
taken from Indian lands exempt from
taxation and therefore the income
from these lands should also be cX-
tmpt Frank Carter, state auditor,
hoids. however, that the lax is on
income as such without reference 10
its source
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22

reflections orgnaed in the writers W.T. % na & as ne & s % % @
Ar1ore oklahoma the little valley all
different could imagine
% rs the ocng delightful
Tiaoe of could be imaenedo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22

putting into effect OF the decision
of labor boards, but that 1T relies
on public opinion. which Is greater
than any legislative decrces. Anti
strike legislation, ne said was at
tempted IN the original senate bill.
MT similar in foreign countries had
uocu failures as far as preventing
strikes went
All railway labor, Mr.. Esch con
tinucd, is not opposed to the bill.
The method provided for settling dis
putcs he asserted, lis just and fair.
ana the more it is studied, the more
supporters it wins.
President Wilson's order directing
the return of the roads to their own
ors March /. is a completed act"
which Is not rcvocable, MIR. Esch
declared within this bill, then
he continued, there will be no leg.
islItion to enable the roads to live
The roll call included the follow.
ing:
For the bill Republicans--oklaho.
ma, Harrell and Morgan. Tennessee,
Sells ana Taylor,
Democrats Louisiana, Dupre. Tenn.
cssce, Davis and Padgett Texas,
Black. Eagle. Parish and Rayburr.
Against the bill. Democrats, Arkan.
sas, Caraway, Goodwin, Jacoway,
Oldticld Martin, Taylor, Tillmau.
Wingo. Louisiana, Lazarow, Martin,
O'Connor, Sanders Watkins, Nelson
oklahoma, Carter, Hastings. How.
ard, McClntic, McKcown. Tennessee,
Byrns, Fisher, Hun. Moon, Sims. Tex
as, Bee, Briggs, buchanan. Connolly.
Garner, Hardy, Jones' Lanham. Mans.
field. Young.
Ranton, democrat, Texas. Bill, was
paired with Curry. republican against.
and Summers, democrat, Texas. against
the bill, was paired with Fordney, re-
publican Michigan, for the bill.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22

next reservation on the list is the
allimportant Article 10 provision but
once the treaty does come up again,
it is the intention to put this reser
walton over until others have been
disposed OF. In some quarters. how.
ever, it was suggested that these
plans might be re-arrangcI when
the leaders had weighed today's de-
vclopments and a showdown be ask
Cd for next week ON Article 10.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
DOrnick Hills Country Club

In all this many
place than the Dorne Hills Conuty Club grounds three miles north
To the memory of Mrs Perry Maxwell resulted this beautiful
the Admore First National Bank execute her plans
Maxwell has considerable
home be beautiful adding share
been country years ago
%uo grounds was an Soae ong patch of ground with no one thinking
Today stands of the beauty spots Of Southern Oklahoma
raced hillside and forms light against the lofty and
The tennis court is near the house example
In addition to the tennis court provided
Dornck Hills has golf course unsurpassed in any southern state ana
to this fascinating manual sport
rich
growth of and rustic benches and chairs all conveying an atmosphere
broad fireplace with its motto CA Friend Pipe Glowing Fire and Every
S o man T o woman who Sis cm6 in this retreat particularly
Carter number their other otoc
this inviting spot - -
Golfers MagazneD
we stoodan guzed' entra DER Hills
The great red sun hung low in golden mist
Primrose Lake And sunkist
Lay, shining brightly n the evening
While s " White h Gs % 'S Tssag GSG % S5 sood % night good night
"''aa 4 tss, @ o% o%a st rhs H' fox 9* yeas :' glow
ranged about those rugged bluffs bluffs of ] stone
majesicauy along
Has Nom s sfG nG apT Seauifed a The brush and stones
and covers every hill
Oft where in days
Now young ondo spend hours in healthful sport
Here i% sturdy golfers send the smalw
older players spur their @ agsins 7 steps J ,,
~ above reflections mind he stood on the
b Of the Club four miles from the busy little city
& OF ArdLSFG S tu as different beauty could imagine
One hears bird the cardinal and the quail ana no more def4
for a golf could be hl'as''u'
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Today S Events

Centenary of the birth of Rear Admiral
Daniel Ammen, noted union naval officer
in the civil war.
Vancouvers celebration in honor of the
25Oth anniversary of the founding of the.
Hudson's Bay company is to be inaug-
urated today
Walker d. Hines, director general of
the Y. 5. railroad administration since
the beginning of 1919, is to retire from
that office today
The new ampitheatre at Arlington Ma.
tlonal cemetery, one of the most magni.
ticent structures of its kind in the world
| is to be dedicated today.
Gown Your Own Home is the slogan
of Builders show to be opened al
| Akron, o., today, under the auspices o.
the real estate board of that city
| The early struggle in Kansas to deter
nine whether or not the state would b,
tree is to be depicted in an historical
pageant to be staged at the University o
Kansas today.