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Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
S7,500

Will buy one of the newest, most up to date, best arranged houses on one of the avenues which is soon to be paved This house is close in, and the loca- ton is all that could be desired Has a fine large living room and dinlns room. nice kitchen. beautiful breakfast room two inside bedrooms, two screen sleeping porches and one screen porch with washrack, etc. Modern built-in features throughout, and hardwood floors. Should be seen to be appre- ciated. Terms on application.
 TOLLESONs LAND AND CATTLE co. Phone 42S1 1OS N Central Ave. It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
~ CALL GALLEY
 Davie Realty Go.

126 N. Central Ave Phone 3599
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

DOUBLE HOUSE[5 ROOMS EACH
 This is a well-bu frame house just been put in first-class condition Completely furnished; within walking distance in A No. neighborhood, now renting for S700O a month This is a splendid buy for S6. 300. See us for terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
$500 CASH
TOTRADE

$500 equity in modern house of four rooms, bath. two screen porches; Tn N. F. location: close to car line-to trade for five acres north or northeast.
 KINGDOM & WHITMAN
 F k. Adams-Phone 47S6. D
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

FOR SALE-New five-room brick. hardwood floors. brick garage. an eN- cellent buy; terms Box Soy, Re publican IL
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

LARGE LOT, 50x15o feet; good frame bungalow Price reasonable. Call 1907 West Monroe. It
 WHO WANTS A HOME, MEET ME AT 14th STREET AND ADAMS. SUN DAY A. NJ. BETWEEN 10 AND 12, AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR S170O.00. l.. E. COOLE, EEL
 2475.- | STAND FOR THE CLOSED SHOP. Y
 FOR SALE-New four-room house, with well soft water and garage; 14 miles nortt of Mcdowell Road on 10th St See owners at house. ?
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
For Sale-Houses

A BARGAIN-sI2O0, new 4-roomed redwood home. S4O0 cash. balance monthly; near car line and on city water main. Would take used light auto on deal See owner at place 201t East Madison It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
NEW AND A BEAUTY

NEW AND A BEAUTY
 This beautiful new brick house | located in very pretty section; paYe' street and sidewalks; corner lot, 50- 13712. This house is thoroughly mod ern: has all built-in features, hardwood floors, two story garage--in fact, a req
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH
 Modern brick, all built-in features; lot 50x137 F; tile walks; garage; beau tiful lawn. A real home near the CapI- tol. Only S6,000-half cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

GROOM AND SLEEPING FORGE
 FURNISHED New brick, nicely furnished; hard wood floors: built-in features; 10 5ox1371z; garden and garage. $5,oo' See us for terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

6 ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH
 Brick pebble dash: large airy rooms large lot with double sheet iron ga rage; fruit and flowers; convenient te car line, and good neighborhood Price S4250.00: S1000.0O cash will handle
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

BROOM BRICK WITH SLEEPING
 PORCH
 Located northwest, within walking distance; has built-in features, cement porch, nice lawn shade and fruit. Only s3.OOO-can be handled for a small cash payment; parties leaving the city.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
For Sale-Houses
TT PAYS TO SEE US

4 ROOMS AND SCREEN PORCH
 4-room frame with sleeping pofch- This is q, very nice little place, alu A q speciaI bargain at $3,00O00: s1.075.00 cash.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
OKLAHOMA'S SENATORIAL FIGHT
Editorial from st. Louis Post-Dispatch)

Editorial from st. Louis st-Dispatch)
The contest for the Democratic nomination for
United States senator in the Oklahoma primary has
properly attracted more than state attention The con-
testants are Senator Core candidate to succeed himself
and Representative Scott Ferris of the Lawon district
Throughout the canvass Mr.. Gore has been on the
defensive because of his record which was 100 per
cent abominable He not only opposed to war, but
long before the declaration of he objected to our
doing anything to which German Junkers might take
exception. 1t was Mr.. Gore who introduced in the
senate the companion piece Of the Infamous McLemore
resolution in the house, which not only would have kept
Americans off of armed ships and therefore, off the
sea- but which would have taken the direction Of our
foreign affairs out of the hands of the president Gore
of the eight senator's that voted against the
draft bill. He was absent from the senate when the
declaration OF war was passed, but he afterwards
frankly said that he would have voted against it had
he been present He voted against raising the soldiers
pay to dollar day. and his sarcastic speech of oppo
sition to that proposal was shockngly offensive.
The record Identifies Gore with almost every effort
o harasS the administration and retard the govern
ments war preparations. Cheek by owl with such OBJ
Structlve tacticans as La Foette Gronna Mcclellan,
Hardwick and Vardaman Gore championed every plot
calculated to delay participation in the struggle and
even originated few Fabian contrivances 1t was Gore
who proposed to crush the kaisers egons with armies
OF Cinnamon Gore has also been aid and comfort to
Lodge in the fight the League covenant.
Mr. Ferris has had IA years experience in the house.
He is able and Industrious Throughout the war period
he supported the president loyalty Like Others he held
that private conviction should be subordinate to the
general cause tie defended the policy of resolving all
doubt in favor of the administrations comprehensive
knowledge OF what the crises demanded.
The Hardwicks, the Vardamans, the McLemores
whose fellowship of hostility to the administrations war
program included Senator Gore have disappeared from
public fe repudated by the constituencies they so sadly
msrepresented Oklahoma will be congratulated on con-
signing Senator Gore to the same oblivion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
MERCHAN is OF ARDMORE
WILL CO n 7 R B UTE TO
FUND FOR SOLDIER BOYS

Merchants of Ardmore will be
asked tomorrow to contribute S.
to 81 fund of $500 to be given the
members of Company f, Second
Regiment National Guards, and
of the Machine Gun Company,
who leave here Thursday morn
ing for a Is days encampment az
Fort Sill.
The government allowance for
the boys is 81 cents per day.
This amount hardly takes care
Cf the large majority Of them who
do not have sufficient personal
funds TO enable them to purchase
the few little necessities which
would add so much to their com
fort. The companies are made up
largely Of boys who reside in the
country and at this time have no
ready cash, and for this reason
Ardmore merchants will be asked
to contribute to the fund.
James Rarron. secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, and II. b.
Shine, secretary Of the Retail
Merchants Association, VIII make
personal visits to each and every
merchant of the city tomorrow
and all are urged to be prepared
to contribute their quota Of S..
"If every merchant will give
So, this. will be sufficient" these
men state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
|WEtt KNOWN ARDMORE| TRUE AMERCAN|SM Ann
IMAM HAVING TROUBLES DEMOCRACY Tn TR|||MPH
WITH PENNSYL VAN|A.|S THE W0RD SENT EROM
Estate A TO LAWSFERR|S HEADQUARTERS

Steve Cullinan, we'll known oil man
Of this city, who with his family re-
Gently motored to their former home
in Bradford, Pa, is having quite a
lot of trouble with the interstate auto
law, according to the following news
item from the Bradford Era, under
date Of July 29, and sent to The Ard
morite by Mr.. Cullinan's brother.in-
law, b. W. Hamilton:
s. j. Cullinan, Jr.. of Ardmore,
Okla, former Bradford resident
who is visiting relatives here, is re-
strained from driving his automobile
in this city, as a result of dis
terstate license amenities. The story
of Mr.. Cullinan's misfortune. as relat.
ed by him last night to The Era, is
substantially as follows:
Mr.. Cullinan applied for an Okla
homa license. paid for it. and receiv-
I'd receipt in return. But there
was a shortage of license plates III
Oklahoma, and so he was unable to
procure those useful outward and
visible signs of the right to run an
automobile. In lieu of the license
plates, he was given cardboard tags
Mr.. Cullinan~t then made q transcon'
tinental motor trip from Ardlnore tc
Bradford. In several states he was
Bradford, he struck trouble. He was
taken into custody by the police and
recently arraigned before Mayor De
| Collier Mr.. Cullinan explained hi!
preiicament to the mayor. The city
executive, after hearing the explana
questioned as to his license plates
but the authorities were satisfied
when he displayed his receipt anC
cardboard tags. But after reachinl
tion, decided not to fine Mr., Culiinan
but informed him that under th'
Pennsylvania state law he would bC
liable to arrest and Il fine the mex
time he took his car out.
Mr.. Cullinan contended that mas
much as he had paid for an Oklaho
ma license and had failed to get the
plates through no fault of his own
he should be permitted to drive hi
car. But the mayor holds that th'
state law explicitly demands tn
plates "a well as the license. An'
there, at last reports. the matte
rests
In the meantime, Mr.. Cullinan IL
wondering how he can get back t
| Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02

Oklahoma City, Aug. 2.-The follow.
ing statement and prediction was IS
sued last night by Cam Campbell,
secretary of the Ferris for Senator
club. True Americanism and Demo
cracy will triumph tomorrow. Scott
Ferris will be nominated by an
overwhelming majority he will carry
all of the eight congressional districts.
His majority will be not less than
10000.
I'VE await the verdict of the peo-
pie confident that the same spirit
which fired Oklahoma during the dark
hours of war still burns in the hearts
of her men and women. Believing
we sense the temper of The Oklaho-
man democracy and after a careful
analysis of reports from every coun,
ty, we can see nothing else than a
clean sweep for Scott Ferris.
The Ferris strength in the state
is not sectional, it cannot be divided
by geographical lines, Ferris strength
is not based on local conditions. II
is based on broad principles of Ameri
canism. Love of country cannot be di
vided into precincts, towns and coun
ties.
Ferris majority in purely agri
cultural community will be equal tC
that in cities of corresponding votins
population. The agricultural section:
Of the state have never yielded L
the cities in their patriotism ant
love Of country and their majoritie'
on Tuesday will be equally convincing
"The registration of women ha.
been large. An overwhelming major
ity of the mothers of the state ar,
staunch supporters of Ferris. Ferris
majority among the women of tht
state would alone be sufficient t,
assure his nomination.
I'VE have conducted the campaign
from these headquarters solely upol
the records of the two candidates. w
have appealed to the minds and in
tellect of the democratic men and wo
men of the state rather than to elias
prejudice. We are confident that tn
results of tomorrow's election vii
justify the course we have pursued"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
All Ready for Notification

Dayton, Ohio August 2.-Announce-
ment of the formal program for next
Saturday notifying Governor Cox
the Democrats was expected following
conference today between the
nominee and the Dayton arrangements
committee. A parade of visiting dele.
gates is the principal event schedul-
ed to precede the notification address
of Senator Joseph T. Robinson Of
Arkansas. chairman of the San Fran
cisco convention, and the acceptance
speech of Governor Cox. The COVER
nor has not been in communication
with Senator Robinson for some time
and the democratic committee is try
ing to reach him.
Governor Cox set aside today 10
confer with the notification planning
committee and with an extra stenS-
graphic force to clear his desk OF
the state and personal affairs, pre-
paratory to notification ceremonies.
Completion of the democratic com
mittee plans this week, many leaders
are expected here for conferences
with the presidential nominee, is ex
pected including announcement after
approval of Governor Cox Of the
special campaign committee of Il
members, which George White, chair
man of the national committee, was
composing
Governor Cox proposes to secure
considerable recreation, including gol
and horseback exercise this week, Il
training for the arduous travelling
campaign ahead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
F RIS CO EN- G|NEER v HO
WAS PROMINENT IN THE
POLITICS At ENID WAS
KILL Ed IN DERA|LMENT

Enid, Okla, Aug. 2.--H. II. Nate"
Miller, 40, of Enid, engineer, was
killed and Fireman f. A. Goodrich,
also Of Enid. was seriously scalded
in wreck of Frisco freight train,
near Fawnee late yesterday, afternoon
reaching division headquarters here
this morning.
II. C. Cooper, a brakeman. was
also painfully injured.
Miller was candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for county clerk in
the primaries to be held tomorrow
and is well known here.
Later reports from Pawnee received
at the office of the superintendent
Of the Frisco here, indicate that Fire
man Goodrich and Brakeman Cooper
are not seriously injured and will
recover. Millers body is being brought
to Enid.
A thorough investigation of the
wreck vii be made today by Off.
cials OF the road, who have already
sent men to the scene Of the wreck.
The engine is reported 10 nave
turned over, crushing Engineer Mil
Ter. A broken rail is said TO have
been the cause. a string Of freight
cars behind the engine and tender
are reported to have stayed on the
track
The train left Tulsa yesterday
about $50 p. M, bound for Enid
and the wreck occurred shortly after
$50, just before reaching Pawnee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
LUTHER HARRISON MADE
" co RE-. N # TIN c IN TO
A FERRIS | LOVE-FEAST

Ada, Aug. "A Gore rally was
converted into Ferris revival In
Ada Sunday afternoon by Luther Har-
rison OF the Ada News in replying
to Aldrich Blake, manager of the
Gore headquarters in Oklahoma City,
Blake had been brought into Ada
unannounced and spoke to large
audience on Broadway
1t was the belief Of the Gore man
ayers that Senator Harrison was out
of town but when Blake had con-
cuded Harrison climbed on the plat
form and presented Ferris case.
When Harrison called the roll of
boys from this section who died in
France and defended their memories
from the attacks of Senator Gore the
entire audience was in tears and
many Gore men declared publicly that
they were through with the senator
from Lawton. The Gore forces were
completely routed and rapidly dis
perscd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
CON GRESHAM CA R TE R
is ESPECIALLY INVITED
TO ATTEND THE FORMAL
NOT|F|CAT T|ON Exc RI C|SE
All Is in Readiness for the
"Big Event" Which Will
Be Staged at Dayton
on Next Sat-
urday

Congressman Chas. d. Carter has
received a letter from James VI.
Cox, democratic nominee for
president, especially requesting Mr.,
Carter to be present at the pou-
fication exercises TO be held on
the 7th OF this month.
Mr.. Carter served with Mr..
Cox in congress, their associa-
tons there resulted in a strong
friendship between the two men
and Mr. Carter expresses sin
cere regret that he cannot be
present at the exercises.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02

Readjustment of the whole rate
structure of the nations transporta-
ton systems was started today with
a view of putting into effect by Sep
tember l. the freight. passenger, Pull
man, excess baggage and milk rate
increases authorized last Saturday by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
While tariff experts are working on
the general rate schedules, the carriers
will make presentation to the various
commissions for advance in interstate
rates, compared to those existing
rates. Requests for advance in pas
senger. Pullman. milk and excess bag
gage tariffs are expected TO be the
same for all states as the increases In
these charges, authorized by the fed
eral commission, were general They
were 20 per cent on passenger, milk
and excess baggage charges and 90
per cent on rates for sleeping and
parlor car space.
VIII Ask Raise in States
In the case of freight rates, how
ever, the carriers will ask the states
to advance these tariffs to correspond
WIN the llCTtdStS SIdlattu W s'~
federal commission for the territory
in which the state Is located.
The interstate increases authorized
are 40 per cent on the eastern terri
| tory, 25 per cent in southern ana
mountain Pacific territory, and IS
in western.
In announcing the application for
interstate advances increases will be
made to the state commission, Alfred
s. Thorn, general counsel Of the
Association of Railway Executives.
said these increases would not en-.
large the gross income to be 'c-
ceived by the roads under the deci-
sion Of the federal commission be-
cause in presenting their case, the
carriers had based their estimates
on corresponding state rate advances.
The railway executives have not
calculated the total increased rove-
nue. to be derived from the rate ad-
Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
IMPORTANT MEETING OF.
AM ER|CAN LEGION WILL
Be HELD TO \ | CHIT At
7:,3O CONVEN TON HALL

Notices have been mailed to all
members of the George r. Anderson
post No 65 the American legion OF
this city advising them that a very
important meeting of the post will
be held at Convention Hall tonight as
7:SO. Immediately following the meet
ing there will be watermelon feas;
for all members.
Delegates TO BE Elected
The meeting tonight will be the
most important meeting that the post
has had in months, Delegates TO tho
state convention will be elected and
the attitude of the post on many mat
ters will be determined so that the
delegates may be instructed how TO
vote on these matters when they
come up for consideration at the
state convention in Tulsa on Sep
tember 9th and 7th.
Managerial Form of Government
The matter of most direct import
ance to the local post that will come
up for consideration tonight is the
proposed city managerial form of
government for Ardmore.
This proposition was initiated by
the local post of the American legion
in January Of this year and it was
decided then that the post would
carry through to a finish this one
piece of constructive civic work be-
fore taking up any other constructive
civic movement.
Tonight representatives Of the post
will report the status of this PROPOSE
ton in full giving in detail steps mad
since the movement was initiated an-
the obstacles which have been made.
The mayor has declined and the city
commissioners have refused to cal
a special election to give the citizen!
of Ardmore an opportunity to vote
upon the proposed amendments. Thi'
movement was initiated by the loca
post for one reason only, that beine
that the pest considered the city
managerial form Of municipal gov
ernment the most efficient form ,
municipal government. Members stat'
that they have had no personal en-
nifty toward am person or persons
in this matter. According to tn,
mayor in his speech made at tn
meeting of the city commissioners oil
Friday night he is of the oplnio;
that this is to be a personal figh
against him, and he stated that n
was ready and willing to fight tn
whole bunch. Members of the .
gion say and from his talk he
also of the opinion that this is no
movement made by the local pos
of the American legion but that TIL
post is being used by man or som
set of men 10 further their own pur
poses.
mo personalities had ever bee
brought into this matter until tn
mayor did SO on Friday night. TIL
George +. Anderson Post No S
denies that they have attacked 0
had any attention of attacking an
person or persons in fostering thi
| movement anu Iiity luIliltI utHy lild
any man or set of men have eve
controlled them or can ever contrC
them.
= "At the meeting tonight the pos
will decide what further action the
{ deem 1t best to take in this matte
, Every legion member should be pre-
3 ent so that his opinion may be e:
. pressed in a matter of the create.
l civic Importance.
t All ex-service men whether legio
r members or not, are invited to a
. tend the meeting and to partake ,
+ the watermelon feast. Remembe,
Convention Hall at 1880.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
Bailey's Lead I.62S Votes

Dallas, Texas, Aug. 2.-Additional
complete returns received Sunday by
the Texas election bureau from be-
lated sections of the state, cut the
lead Of former United States Senator
Joseph w. Bailey. which he had ove'
his nearest opponent, p. NJ. Neff,
of 1923 votes for the democratic
gubernatorial nomination. One hundred
sixty.two of the 46 counties, com
plete give: Bailey l46,9s3, and Neft
l45,360.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02

Dublln.--The opinion was expressed
Irish situation, which has been grow
ing more tense, may burst into a
general conflagration at any moment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02

Dr. Beliserio Porras was formerly
president of Panama and resigned six
months ago to enter the campaign
for reelection, the constitution of the
republic providing that no one elected
to that office may succeed himself.
Late in July partisans of DR.. Ur.
riola filed protest with the. state
department in Washington, assert
ing that DR.. Porras was ineligible to
the office. So far as known. the
United States did not intervene in
the situation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02

Railway Rate Hike as Ordered by
Interstate Corporation Commission
To Become Effective September First;
Roads Now Seek to Boost Intrastate
Freight and Passenger Transportation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-02
DIR. PORRAS ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF REPUBLIC OF PANAMA

Panama, Aug. 2.-Dr. B. A. Por.
ras, head of the liberal conservative
party, was elected president of the
republic of Panama in yesterday =
election. His opponent in the campaign
was DR.. Cicero Urriola.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-03
Citizenship Compact

The word Compact means an agree
ment with peace, a covenant to live
together in peace, according to stat
utes and ordinances made by the peo-
pie or their representatives assembled
after discussion and according to
judgments given by judicial men
chosen for their learning, integrity
and moral lives and stability. You
will see the Pilgrims founded their
colony at Plymouth after the manner
of the Jewish commonwealth in the
time of Moses and like the ~repentent
converts after Pentecost, "all that be-
lieved were together and had all
things common"
The settlement grew into colony or
county, the colonies into the common
wealth or state. Thus these United
States grew after the manner of the
Pilgrims Compact, by agreement to
act together, make their own laws for
their self government without the ad-
vice or dictation Of a feudal lord, king
or pope, being guided solely by the
teachings of the moral and civil
codes founded in the Bible which they
took as their only guide in faith,
HlOrdlS duQ CIVIC OIlOUCl lUcy 1Glt
old world rules of social and indus
trial castles and religious traditions
founded upon paganism behind, the
same as the Jews did when they left
Egypt and founded the first republic
on statutes, ordinances and judg-
ments.
We have today our city and borough
councils which make ordinances. We
have our boards of f~reeholders, judge,
sheriff and courts for the county. The
State Legislatures and Congress make
statute laws. The courts interpret
the laws by giving judgments and the
executive officers are chosen to see
that the laws are carried out.
In fact, every person who belongs
to the compact should be informed of
the laws and obey them as a solemn
duty as a citizen until they are
changed. -.~