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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-08-06
~FAsM LANPs AN1 REAL EsIAIE

Select your Seaside Home Now at
CARTWRIGHT PARK,
Seaside, Oregon.
Nearly 200 lots to choose from. Lots on
Boardwalk, facing ocean. Lots In Spruce
Grove and lots facing Necanicum river.
Prices SIS to $500. Terms If desired.
Whitmer Kelly Co.. Ala Pittock Block or
F. NJ Cole, Agent. Seaside, Ore.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-08-06
Trade Balance Declines.

WASHINGTON Americas trade
balance with Europe for the fiscal
year just ended fell off more than
$500. 100000 compared with 1919.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-08-06
NEW TODAY

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Residence and grocery store;
"a acre, miles outside of city. R. H.
Masters, X. II. u. l, Box $50, Seattle.
sale at bargain; good location. Terms.
Q. III. Fry, Oakville, Wash.
FOR SALE or trade for merchandise, Is
acres; choice alfalfa land; $500 per acre
40 acres, IL acres seeded to alfalfa; $500
per acre. A. b. Caps, Grandview, Wash.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-08-06

RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS
write for Prescription No. 53966-for
all severe cases rheumatism. Thous-
ands can testify to It's quick relief and
cures. Prices $1.25 box. Hooking Drug
Co. Spokane
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-08-06
NDRIES

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prices. Quality guaranteed. Also cleo
trio spot welding works. Success Seed
Grader Co., E1027 Marietta ave. Glen.
2065, Spokane. Wash.
Help WANTEO-GENER
TEACHERS REGISTER FREE. Many
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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-08-06

Real ambitious young men and women
willing to work to prepare for telegraph
Pacific Telegraph Institute. 115 N. Wall
st., Spokane.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-08-06

Join the farm bureau in your com.
munity. it stands for the best inter-
ests of the farmer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
NEW BOUNDARY LINE
Texas Sets Forth Claim ia State Line
Despite Changing the Orig
innl Survey

oklahoma City, Oct. 1.-The state
OF Texas AYERS that the western
boundary Of that state as surveyed
in 1857 is incorrect and should lie
moved 1000 feet to the west on
the northern end and 1883 feet ON
the southern end OF the Panhandle
Prince Frecling. attorney general,
stated here today upon his return
from Washington where he has been
comforting and preparing evidence in
the Tcxas-oklahoma boundary dis
pute. such boundary would give 70
Texas $4,000 more a res Of Oklahoma
land. Mr.. Freezing said.
A later survey m4de In 1901 cstab-
fishes the Texas claim to the new
boundary. according TO officials OF
that state Attorney General Free
ling has filed anJanswc1 to the claim
with the supreme court. asserting that
the supreme tourt has previously
recognized the present boundary. and
that the court and legislature Of
Texas have 9ccepted The boundary
line since II Was first located. Prop
crty rights win not be affected BY
the new ansld cf the case, AIR. FREE
ling added.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
AROMORE FOUR HUNDRED
PLACED UNDER A RREST
BY STATE AUTHORITIES

-Four hundred autoists Of Arlmoro
were arrested yesterday by W. W.
Garrett and Il. Phelps. state enforce
ment officers of the highway depart
mcnt. according to a statement made
by Mr. Garrett last night The cause
of the arrests was the failure OF the
defendants In having their cars equip
ped with 1920 license tags.
Mr. Garrett states that commencing
tomorrow the officers will he on the
lookout for drivers whose cars bear
but one license tag. This Is a viola
ton of state law which requires
that each car be equipped with two
license tags one at each end OF the
car.
Autolsts who violate this law will no.
be given n preliminary warning. but
will be tied mp untll they secure the
two tags. The fine Is a minimum OF
s2j and maximum OF 500.
The state officers have requested
the local police to cooperate with
them in the arrest OF vlolators OF the
license law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
NEW WORKERS HAVE
WORRYING PROBLEM
TOLD TO SIT TIGHT AND DEFY
EVICTION: RENT PR0FITEER-
ING CAUSES TROUBLE

New York. Oct. Lack Of under
standing Of New York's brand new
housing law, the strike of hundreds
of moving van drivers and forecasts
or rain, today gave the $4,000 fami-
les of the city's migratory popula-
tion plenty to worry about.
Some Of the confusion attending
the annual moving day was alleviated
however by the decision of anxious
thousands to sit tight" as advised
by Arthur j. X. Hilly, chairman Of
Mayor Hylan's committee on rent
profiteering, Health Commissioner
Royal S. Copeland and Charles Nor
ris, president Of the van owners
association
Mr.. Hilly issued a statement assur-
ing anxious tenants that they can
not be evicted even though other
their homes. Dr Copeland cautioned
the migrants To make sure their
prospective suites We're as desirable,
from sanitary viewpoint. as those
they desired to vacate, and Mr.. Nor
ry in his advice not TO move, was
actuated by the motive Of keeping
furniture indoors until vans could
be secured To move IT, If tenants
became frantic, he said, and piled
their effects on the sidewalk. they
faced the likelihood Of seeing it hauled
away by the street cleaning depart
ment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
"SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY"
New York's Fall Moving Day win be
Marked by Exercises of New
Tenant RIGHTS

New York, Oct. New York's an
'nual "fa'l moving day" will be marked
by an unprecedented confusion when
$4,000, families set out TO move their
10000 loads OF household effects
on 1000 moving vans into new quar-
iers, many of which already are oc-
cupied BY determined tenants. This
was the situation forecast today by
van owners and real estate men.
Arthur j. w. Hilly. chairman. Of
Mayor Hyland's committee on rent
profiteering has advised "squatters
sovereignty" under the terms of the
new rent laws. for those who have
been unable to find new quarters.
Eviction under the laws passed last
week by the legislature. is possible
on'y upon presentation Of proof by
the landlord that the tenant Is of
undesirable character. that the land
lord intends to occupy the apartment
himself or that the building is to be
[torn down.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
TWO SUSPECTS UND { R
A RREST FOR ARDM0RE
STO RE R0 B B { RI ES

Two Of the alleged thieves wanted
in connection with the recent robbery
of the Newman store on West Main
street are now in the county Jail
awaiting further investigation of off
GERS who hope to implicate others in
the job.
Newman and Company's store on
West Main street was entered and
robbed of some valuable merchandise
Monday night and the police dpeart-
mcnt notified all chiefs o' police in
tina. state to be on the look out for
suspicious characters.
At the same time the store was rob-
bed the Guy Harris Buick company
lost roadster, and the two were
linked together by the police who
We're correct in their surmise.
The officers at Guthrie arrested two
youths from this city who We're
driving the Buick, and who had in
their possession a quantity OF merchan-
disc recognized as coming from the
Newman stock.
Local officials We're notified and
deputy SncfIt JIM carter Went TO
Guthrie for the two boys and re-
turned with them late yesterday az
ternoon.
The boys one OF whom IS well
known in the city. had little to say
when taken into custody.
In their possession besides the car
We're p silk shirts. 3 leather coats.
and two hats, this did not represent
nearly all the stuff missed from the
Newman stock, but as Il is fully
covered by insurance the owners
will suffer very little 'oss.
steve Agce aud Joe Benson were
the two boys caught, Agce has lived
In Ardmore for some time. while
Benson seems to be newcomer to
the oil field district both are APP
parcntly about is years of age.
Information has been filed against
them by the county attorney charging
them with burglary and larceny. Their
preliminary hearing will be held later
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
MACSWINEY HAS SOME
MORE SEVERE PAINS

London. Oct. l.-rerence MacSwin-
cy, lord mayor OF Cork, passed an
other very bad night at Brixton prison
where this morning he began the
fifticth day OF his hunger strike. lie
slept little before midnight but
not after that hour. said bulletin
issued by the Irish Se'f Determine
ton league this forenoon And during
the morning he was suffering severe
pains In his arms and back
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
ATTRACTIVE ENTRANCE
Palace Theater Has Foyer Which win
be Appreciated by Ardmore's
Amusement Lovers

The Palace Theater management is
remodeling the front Of that theater
in preparation for the coming cold
season. \ beautifully panelled parti-
ton containing two sets of double
doors, for entrance and exit. is being
placed at the rear OF the interior
about four feet from the front en-
trance.
The contractor who Is doing the
work is William Whitney of Dallas,
and Ardmore, who is also erecting
the new theatre building for the
Consolidated Amusement company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
PLANS FOR A NEW
GOVERNING BODY
President National League
Thinks Men of Unques-
toned Integrity Alone
Can Save Baseball
PROBING CONTINUES
SPECIAL GRAND JURY RETAINED
10 GO TO BOTTOM OF CORRUPT
PRACTICES OF GAMBLING
SYNDICATE

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Plans for new
governing body to replace the ma
tlonal commission now in control
of the major baseball league were an
nounced today by President John
Heydler of the National league. The
new body must be nationwide in
scope, limitless In power and COM
posed Of men so prominent and re-
putable that their very names Will
be a guarantee to the fans that there
will be no place for dishonest play
time, Heydler declared.
The movement to form new body
Is already under way he said, and
will take form as soon as the worlds
series is completed.
He had no idea, he said regarding
the men who could be induced to
compose such n baseball commission
as he outlined. but asserted such men
could and would be found before an
bther playing season was discussed.
III President Johnson of the Ameri-
can league should ask me now to
confer with him on the appointment
OF new formation of the national
commission, l would tell him ! con
sldered It waste of time and effort
for the present form of government
has out'ived its usefulness"
Baseball Investigation
No evidence which may warrant
criminal prosecution OF the baseball
players involved in the fixing" OF
the 1919 worlds series was expected
by The grand jury today when states
Attorney Maclay Hoyne arrives from
,,w York.
August Hermann. president Of the
Cincinnati Reds, was expected to
testify and Alfred s. Austrian. al
torney for the White Sox, announced
that he believed more players were
ready 10 tell what they know.
The grand jury which has been hear.
ing the case will complete It's regu.
ar session today but Chief Justice
Mcdonald who ordered the investga-
.lion said 1t would be retained as a
}peciar grand jury, dcvoiing its en-.
= Tire time 10 the baseball situation.
Other witnesses who are to be called
before the grand jury include Dr. Ray
mond T.. Prettyman. who has done
dental work for the White SoX play
crs and Clyde Elliott. motion pic
ture man. who accompanied KID
Gleason 20 st. Louis to make an in
,fstgation last fall at President
Nmiskey's request Buck" Weaver
Sax third baseman. and Fred Nc.
Mullen. utility man for the club
among those suspended by Comlsiley
are said TO be ready to appear.
Wives OF several players also may
be called to testify what they know oi
the alleged Throwing OF The 1915
series. II was reported
Reports said TO emnn9,e from mem.
bers of the White : team credit
Happy" Felsch with having placed
$4,000 accepted as br.be from the
gamblers, as a bet at two to one on
Cincinnati in the second game OF the
series thus accommodating $4,000. II
is claimed he wired his wife in Nil.
waukee TO come 10 Chicago for tn,
first game here and that when she
met him his greeting was 10 toss
The $4,000 on the table.
The money was said u have beer
withdrawn last Monday. Mrs. Fescl
Is expected to be asked by ,he grant
jury what she knows OF the transac
lion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
SIM FEINN ORGANIZER
TELLS OF MURDER PLOT

Dublin, Oct. Charges that the
reprisals In Ireland were calculated
policy of the government that the
occasion for them was often afforded
by the provocatIon OF agents. and that
n plot exists for the assassination of the
Irish republican leaders were made
today By Arthur Griffith. founder or
the Sim Feinn organization.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
SENATOR BORAH N AY
HAVE HAD FALLING
OUT WITH c. D. P.

Washington. oct 1.-Senator Borah,
Republican of Idaho has written Re
publican headquarters at New York
and Chicago again that no more
speaking dates be made for him in
the Republican presidential campaign.
Senator Borah also has tclegraphed
to Senator Johnson. Republican, Cali
fornla. and of the league of nations
irrcconcllables. and is awaiting a re-
ply Mr.. Borah declined to discuss
the message. but there We're reports
that 1t had to do with the league
of nations issue.
There was no explanation here to-
dag OF the reason for Senator Rorah's
messages to the New York aud Chi
cnpo Republican headquarters other
than reports that the opponents OF
the league of nations question had
become disluictlng to party leaders.
as the league covenant was drawn
Mt Versailles aud submitted TO the
senate hv President Wilson.
The senator himself who dccently
completed tour In the interest OF
Senator Harding did not discuss the
matter. Senator Botah Is known
to have received and devoted much
study to the international court plan
az brought back from Europe by
Elhu Root. OF New York, who
helped dfeft 1t. and 1t was learned to-
day that the senator is opposed TO
the plan. Ills opposition was said
TO be based largely ON the ground
that the court was designed MS q part
Of the machinery of the league OF ma
tions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON AND
SCOTT FERRIS MEET H0N0RED
GUEST AT HUB OF BIGGEST
REPUBLICAN CENTER

Enid. Okla, Oct 1.-Governor CO.,
OF Ohio opened his Oklahoma cam.
paign at o'clock this morning with
a speech in the tabernacle here TO an
immense crowd. Several thousand were
turned away. unable to gain access
to the building.
The governor continued to chares
Senator Harding, his Republican oppo-
nent, with being reactionary and the
leader Of 'the reactionary forces" and
he also ridicued the front porch cam
paign, asserting 1t had collapsed and
that the front porch had been nailed
up. The league of nations also was
discussed, the governor asserting that
Senator Lodge was responsible for
keeping us out of the league"
The governor was met here by
Scott Ferris. who defeated Senator
Gore for the Democratic senatorial
nomination, Governor Robertson and q
large delegation OF other prominent
Oklahoma Democrats, who accompa-
MED him on his tour of the state.
Asked if the league of nations
could not declare war, Governor Cox
asserted that had the plan proposed
by the league to enforce peace been
adopted. the league would have had
such power
Here, where Governor Cox spoke
today, is the center of what is re-
puted to be the second strongest Re
publican congressional district in the
United States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
MUSKOGEE NEVER HAS.
TO APOLOGIZE ON VOTE.
BIG PREPARATIONS MADE BY
EAST-SIDE DEMOCRATS TO
HONOR DEMOCRATIC PRESI-
DENTAL NOMINEE

Miami Okla, Oct. 1.-Plans were
completed today for the reception
which is to be given to Governor
James NJ. Cox. democratic presiden-
tial nominee on his arrival here to-
morrow morning. The special train
will arrive in Miami at 1880 and Will
remain here until 7:45. A special
guard for the train will be furnished
by the sheriff and chief of police. In
terurban lines vii. run extra cars
to accommodate the visitors to Miami
on account of the visit Of Governor
Cox.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
Thousands Rally at Oklahoma City

iHousaHus hdiIy dt OhlanOfha Wy
Oklahoma City, oct. 1.-Thorsands
of persons crowded into the state fair
grounds here this morning intent on
hearing Governor Cox, the Demo-
cratic presidential candidate, when he
delivers two campaign speeches. Cow
ernor CoXs train was scheduled 10
arrive from El Reno at 1890 O'Clock.
The governor was to go directly 10
the fair grounds where his first
speech was set for ] o'clock ut the
auditorium Another brief speech was
arranged for an overflow audience at
the grandstand
Hundreds Of visitors from outside
points swelled the thousands already
here TO attend the fair.
Governor Cox of Ohio in his trip
through oklahoma today discussed the
league of nations and farm problems
with his audiences.
He answered a number of questions
concerning provisions of the league
and soldiers bonuses. The governor
made two speeches here today. one in
the auditorium at the state fair
grounds and the other to a crowd in
the grand stand.
In his speeches today the governor
again accused Senator Harding as the
candidate Of the "reactionaries" and
again blamed Senator Lodge with be-
ing responsible for failure OF ratifi-
cation Of the treaty.
In an open air meeting in FL Reno
where a large crowd assembled on
the campus Of a public school Gov
ernor Cox asserted that the league
of nations was designed to prohibit
the White Slave and the opium traf-
lic. lie had been asked il the league
did not legalze such traffic.
20, my friend" he answered, we
must have some faith in the morality
.of the worlR
En- route here the governor made
la short rear platform speech at
kinglisher.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
THOUSANDS Of OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATS
RALLIED At OKLAHOMA CITY TODAY TO.
GREET THE STANDARD BEARER Of NATIONAL
JEFFERSONIANSM, At ENID THIS MORNING
ROOSEVELT FOLLOWS
HARDING TO OLD KEN
TUCKY HOME, ON TOUR

Charleston. w. Va, Oct. l.
Frank ID. Roosevelt, Democratic
vice presidential nominee, started
today on a two day campaign tour
in Kentucky. He speaks at Lex
ngton this afternoon and in Louis
vile this evening After a three
days trip through the northern
part Of West Virginia" he said,
II am leaving with the firm con-
yiction that state will be found
n the Democratic column after the
November election
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01

Max Wcsthcimer has Just returned
from the Louisiana oil fields where he
went to overlook the wehtheimcr &
Deube interests there. He states that
production Is moving closer to their
properties and that prospects look
very flatterlns IN that locality.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
Never ApOlOgizes

Muskogee, Okla, Oct. 1.-Proclaimed
in banners that "Muskogee County
Never Has to Apologize for her Vote
from three to five hundred democrats
OF this county headed by aIstllS-
piece band went to Tulsa today to
participate in the reception for Gov
ernor James NJ. Cox and to hear the
party standard bearer speak tonight
More than a third of the delegation
was composed of ladies'.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
Goes 10 Kentucky

w. Il. Ramsey Is spending the week
looking over his oil properties near
Bowling Green, KY where much ex-
element prevails at this time. lie Is
expected to return home Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-01
\ A RD| \ 6 ADD RESSES.
WOMEN OF home TOWN
TELLS HIS AUDIENCE THAT NEXT
TO MATERNITY THAT THEY
SHOULD PAY ATTENTION
TO HEALTH

Marion, Oct. LAX enforcement
of prohibition was condemned without
qualification" today by Senator Hard
ing in a front porch speech outlining
q policy of organized federal effort
for the promotion of social justice
and welfare. Addressing a gathering
of women the Republican nominee pro-
posed establishment of depart
ment of public welfare" in the ma
tional government, and added that in
his opinion, law enforcement was
one of the important requisites of
social progress.
THE enforcement Of the law is an
executive responsibility, he contin-
ued "and must be undertaken by
the executive without regard TO his
approval or disapproval of the law
which it has been the peoples viii
to enact. We must have throughout
the land respect of law-abidins
principles. We must all condemn
without qualification the failure OF
enforcement of prohibition, just as we
must all condemn the failure of es-
tablished authority to prevent out
RACES of violence, such as lynching.
The senator asserted that he re-
garded enforcement of law as "a
fundamental principle Of the Am
erican conscience" but he did not
discuss the prohibition law at length.
In another part of his speech he
warned against assumption of too
much authority by the federal gov
ernment in welfare efforts and in
other activities. declaring there was
danger at hand when centralized
expression begins to take from local
communities all the burdens Of social
conscience"
sketching his conception Of tho
new federal department, he said II
might be well formed In part by
combining the various governmental
bureaus now dealing with the differ
ent aspects of social welfare, He
suggested that women should have
an important part in the work OF
the department and mentioned mater
nifty care, child welfare, public health,
humane labor regulations, and sta
bility of questions involved In social
betterment.
He also voiced his confidence that
American women would stand with
the Republican party against the
Versailles league of nations, but said
he would refuse to make any emo.
t.onal appeal to the hearts Of women
of America"
Marion, Oc' l-Croation of fed.
eral department of public welfare
for the promotion of social justice
was proposed here today by Senator
Warren G.. Harding. addressing wo-
men gathered at the home of the
Republican presidential candidate for
Social Justice and Womens Day"
"There can be no more efficient way
of advancing humanitarian program
program Senator Harding said, than
by adapting the machinery OF our fed
eral government to the purposes we
desire to attain
Characterizing enforcement OF law
as paramount measure OF social
justice, Senator Harding said, I'VE
must all condemn without qualifica-
ton the failure of enforcement of
prohibition, just as We must all con-
denim the failure of established au-
thority to prevent outrages OF vio-
lence, such as lynching.p
The Holly chieftain., 1920-04-29
REPUBLICAN, DELEGAfEs
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
CONVENTION Held At Lamar Last
Thursday Largely Attended
Much Enthusiasm Manifested.

The republicans of PrOwers cOpn-
ty met in convention at Lamar last
Thursday afternoon and proceeded
to elect delegates to the state con-
ventiOn which will be held in Pueb-
10 in May.
A goodly number were in attend
ance and the enthusiasm shown
would indicate that the republicans
are going into the fall campaign to
win.
The following delegates were
elected to the state convention.
A. N. Parrish. Lamar.
A. p. Knuckey, Holly.
John Petticrew, Lamar.
Floyd M. Wilson, Lamar.
NJ. J. Mcmillan, Lamar.
Ray McGrath, Lamar.
f. E Durham, Wiley.
j. Y. Brown, Lamar.
II. F. Decker, Bristol.
Allyn Cole, Lamar.
Mrs. Maude L. Stewart, Lamar.
Frank Strain, Lamar.
c. G. Goodale, Lamar.
Allyn Cole was made chairman
and a resolution authorizing the
The Holly chieftain., 1920-04-29
County Seat News
1hrousheut HTovsEs County ~
Clipped Country 1xehanss.

delegates present. cast the entire
vote of those present for PrOwers
county.
The following delegates were elece-
ed to the congressional convention:
Geo. w. Karn, Granada.
John Duncan, Holly.
Mrs. Gertrude Kearins, Granada.
r. E. Nye. Lamar.
J. L. Hasty, Lamar.
L. NJ Markham, Lamar.
II. L. Moran, Bristol
w. j. Buxton, Wiley.
J. L. link, Holly.
J. r. Mayfleld, Lamar.
Geo. Custer, Lamar.-Lamar Daily
News, Friday.