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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
7 WO Of MINORITY
SENATORS ATTACK
REORGANIZATION
ARMY MEASURE As
MAD M|LIT AR|SM

Washington, Jan. 9.--The army re-
organization bill. with its compulsory
military training provision, reported
by the senate military committee not
only win cost the tax payers more
tnan Il billion dollars annually, but
will result in "militarism run mao"
said a minority report filed in tho
senate today by Senator MceKller,
democrat, Tennessee.
The report, which was concurred
in by Senator Sheppard, democrat,
Texas, said the measure would per.
petuate the presidents war powers
and make him virtually q dictator in
peace times.
The passage Of this bill carrying
appropriations which must come, will
be TO institute in this country a mill
tary system of the first order. In.
deed. It will be militarisn run mad;
"a militarism Of the ultra.German type;
a militalism never dreamed Of by our
forclathers; miltarism that is Who'll
ly unnecessary; 4 militarism that may
be subversive Of OLr democratic in
sti.utions; q muitlrism that cannot
be defended; Il miiitarism that is
wholly unjustifnble when we look
Al our history ana at our future"
Estimates made by Chairman WadS.
worth that the dill with the compul.
sorry military training plan WoHid
rot cost more t'an approximately
5000, 100000 annually were incorrect,
Senators McKellal ana Sheppard said,
declaring the military establishments
would more na2lE CJst Sl,31i,l45,00c
annually.
TO impose = financial burden oi
this kind upon the american peop.r,
ALREADY weighed down Ly war Gcht
OF Something ike $2v000 100000 Will
be absolutely iidcicrsibie 1T hi"
time said the report.
The enormous war powers granted
III this bill 10 the ptea.j~ut, LjnIr
nally. but to the chief OF staff, nc
ually," said the McKelar report, 'a"e
such powers that no good president
and no good chief OF staff ought tc
want, and that no bad president and
no bad chief Of staff ought to have,
They are such powers as are entrust'
ed only to a dictator in times of great
national emergency
The report also objected to the COM
pulsoly military training provision
declaring that it would involve, "eror'
nous expense to the tax payers Of
the United states when we have at
east four millions Of young men in
ihc country already we'll trained md
ready fer any emergency for many
years to come
Whatever the merits Of compul'
sory mili.ary training." the report
continued, there IS no necessity for
putting it into force now, when the
ration is laboring under such load
or debt aud Wien We have an ample
number OF well.trained soldiers I'M
lnedlatoly available. Even the ad-
yocates Of the system ought not TO
Insist upon it now. They ought to
tContiltued on page y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
RESOLUTIONS
Democratic Convention, Carter C0un.
ty, Oklahoma, january 81, 1920.

We, your committee on resolutions,
beg leave TO report to this honorable
convention assembled the following
resolutions for adoption by this con
vtntion:
Owe commend and heartily en-.
dorsc the democratic national admin
is,ration, headed by that great ma
tional leader and peerless statesman,
Ho prablc Woodrow Wilson
We further endorse the official nc.
tons and conduct Of the democratic
representatives from the state of Ok
lahoma. in t., house OF representa-
tivcs. including Hon. Chas -. Car.
ter, Tho5. y. NlcKeown. T.. l.. How
ard, W. W. Hastings, j. V. McClntic
and Hon. Scott Ferris. We further
endorse the official act "A conduct
If Honorable Roht. L. owen. senior
United States senator from the state
of oklahoma and heartily endorse
his candidacy for the presidency Of
the United States and pledge him our
answering support.
lie it further resolved that we con
denim as unpatriotic AZ undcmocrat-
lc the official conduct and votes of
Thos. z. Gore, upon all important
war measures and his unwalrantei
and uncalled for assaults upon the
league OF nations.
BE it further resolved that We
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01

New York. Jan. 31.-Miss Emily
Knowles, an English girl who met Per-
Icy X. Suiker OF Baltimore while he
was at an aviation training camp n
England, was admitted to the United
States with her baby today, after be-
ing detained at Ellis Island, while the
authorities were considering the plea
Of Spilicrs wife for permission to
adopt the baby and the offer OF Guy
s. Spiker. brother of the aviator, to
marry the girl.
A telegram received at the Island
today from the Department Of Labor
ordered that mother and child be ad'
mittod to the country for three months
and placed in the care of William and
Kate Butterfly, of Fall River, Mass.
A bond of $1,000 required for them has
been furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. Sp!6.
er.
immigration officials here regard.
ed the admission for three months rs
"Inost extraordinary" and were NJ
los. TO explain 1t. There IS nothing In
the conditions OF admission. it is ev-
planned to prevent Guy Spiker from
marrying the girl rs he offered to do
in an affidavit submitted TO the i'm.
migration authorities, although nc
had never seen her. Such n marriage.
assuming he is an American citizen
would permit her TO stay in the United
States.
Mrs. Spker's affidavit contained the
following:
my husband and Miss Knowles
formed friendship which ripenod IN
TO something more than friendship.
Miss Knowles Is not immoral under
the immigration laws. She Is q low.
able, gentle, refined girl. I would
welcome her into my homo. I know
the moral character and tendencies OF
my husband and know them to be
beyond reproach."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Scott Ferris Will Meet The People
of This Section of Oklahoma at Ardmorc
Convention Hall Tuesday Evening Feb. 3

Rev a. c. Chappell A. 7. Hardy,
Buck Garrett, Eugene Cruce, Louis
.NSchcl, j. Il. Champion. Fred Tuck
er, j. Il. Gillian. o. II. Wolverton,
j. IL. Mathers. r. II. Brown, Fred
Chapman, A. Eddleman, NJ +. Win.
frey, L. VI. Adams, Ed Gait, q. II.
Wyatt. S. a. Mills. j. w. Richard.
son, Ed Sandlin, Don Lacy, Lee Ty-
er, Ivy Johnson.
HeaIlton--Nlr and Mrs Jack Hyde,
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander, DR.. adj Mrs.
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Black, MIR. and
Mrs, Carpenter, r, A. Baird, Roy
Carmichael.
Wirt--NIr. and s.Severiine, MIR.
and Mrs. W. o. Clay. Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Hudson, Mrs. BarI-ck.
WilSOn--Mr. and Mrs. VIII Waryl.
n. Il. Tlcer, Charles Clark, Charles
Jones.
Lone Crove--Mr. and Mrs. o. h.
Darden. Mr.. and Mrs. Coffey. Mr..
and Mrs. /. X. Arnold
Newport--Mr. aNd Mrs. George
Evans.
Milo---AIr. and Mrs J. w. johnson
DR.. and Mrs. Ammerson.
WOOdford---Dr. Dow Taylor.
Cbeek--hfrs. Lloyd Hanway, Mrs
Murchison. Mrs. Matte Barker.
Tussy--alr. and Mrs. Cane Nil.
Ter.
Reck--Mr. and Mrs. Dumas
Nellda--Ariss Mckee; Mrs. Lipsconb.
Poole,ille-J. J. Eaves. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Brady. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Poole, ]. W. Dickerson. Nose Dicker>
son, Thomas Overstreet, Virgil Thorn.
as.
Berwyn--AIr. and Mrs. G. w.
Young, Mr.. aEl Mrs. George Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Suggs.
Prairie Vallcy-Afr. and Mrs. Wood
fIcrndon,
PrOvence-prof. Robert MichaelA
keller-U. T., Re1roat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
CAPTAIN OF VESSEL, SUNK
OFF FLORIDA COST, MISSING

New York, Jan. 31.-Captain Har-
old G. simmons, his wife, six-year.oli
son, three.year.od daughter and IS
members Of the crew of the Ame,i'
can tank steamer Alelero, which broke
IN two and sank Jan. 26, off the + or
ida coast, still are missing, an oftlc.
ial of the Cuba Refining Company.
owners of the ship, said today.
A report last night that q sister
ship to the Mielero, the Sucrosa had
picked up the crew was explained to
day by the statement that the boat
containing the first and second of.
flcer. four engineers and twelve mon
picked up by the steamer Ozette had
been transferred by that steamer to
tho Sucrosa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Have You Made Your Federal Income Tax Return Yet?
Democrats of Carter County Assembled
In Convention Saturday Afternoon; Many
Women Delegates Present; Endorse
Scott Ferris for United States Senate and
Condemn Action of Thomas P. Gore

Endorsing the principles of demcc
mcy. affirming allegiance to the parry
az Jefferson and Jackson. ana pledg.
ing unqualified support to the state
and national administration the demo
Gratis Of Carter county in convention
assembled, Saturday afternoon, in
what was perhaps the most cnthus-
astic democratic meeting ever held
IN southern Oklahoma.
The convention was called to order
by John i. 1asley, temporary chair
man, who sounded the keynote Of the
party in advising that harmony pre-.
vail.
jack HYDE, of IIealdton was select
'd as temporary secretary ana The
following committees We're named by
the chair
Committee on credentials: j. h.
Moore, \. Eddleman. \. r. West,
Henry Carpenter, Frank lAmsyy,
Miss McClhcc, Grover Chase
Resolution committee: J. l.. Cham.
pion, L, NJ Adams, Il. \. Baird, j.
J. Eaycs, Mrs. A. r. Seay, Mrs. j.
y. Bass, J, K. Gillian.
Permanent organi ation: f. Dunlap
II. II. Brown, G.. W. Young, Il. H.
Black, Tom Oy,rstrcet, Mrs Arthur
Walcott, Prof. lIolbrook.
Committee on delegates: Buck Gar
rett, james Mathers. II. Michaes
Jack Hyde, ". a. Ward, J. IL. Her
onymous, James Severling.
While the committees were prcpar
ing their report the convention wa.
addressed by Judge Brett and County
Attorney Brown.
When the credentials commiito,
filed its report it did so with III,
request that every democrat prsen
be considered as a delegate, whlcl
suggestion was adopted
The committee on permanent or
san1aton reported and placed II
nomination Robert f. Scivally TO
permanent chairman, and Jack Hyde
for permanent secretary. Both elect
ed hy acclamatiou
Mrs. \. Walcott was nominated a
associate chairman to preside witt
the chairman ar all sessions.
Upon motion OF j. L. Easlcy, j. J
Spencer Of oklahoma City was er
dorscd as delega;e.at.large to the ma
! tional convention.
| Tho committee on resolutions sui
mittcd the following which was rca
and adopted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
SHAWNEE WOMEN DOWN
FREELING IN POLITICAL
BOUT AT COUNTY MEETING

Shawnee, Okla. Jan. 3l.-Thc
democratic women Of this county went
to the mat with Attorney General
county convention today and won oar.
Freeling presented resolution ask.
,ng that the delegates from this coun.
t. to the state convention be unln.
structcd as to the calling Of q spec.
al session. but his resolution was
tabled and resolution asking for
the immediate convening OF q special
session "for the purpose OF rptfy.
ing the Susan r. Anthony amend.
ment." was passed. Seventy delegates.
thirty.flve men and thirty.iivc wo-
men. were named 20 tho state con-
vention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
PRACT T|CAL CHRIS TIA \
CHARITY WITH PLENTY
HEART-THROBS THEREIN

New York, Jan. 31.---A plea that
her husbands sweetheart. Miss
Emily Knowles, q young English
girl, and her threc.mouths' old
baby be permitted to land in this
country, has been made to tho
Bureau Of Immigration, in Wash
ington, by Mrs. Cora NJ Spiker.
Baltimore. wife OF an American
aviator, it was learned today at
Ellis Island.
Mrs. Spiker declared that she
and her husband Percy l.. Spikcr
will adopt the child and also offer
Miss Knowles a home.
The ayiators brother, Guy s.
Spiker, who has never seen the
English girl, submitted an affidav-
it that he was willing 10 marry
her.
Miss Knowles and her baby
arrived on the steamer Lapland.
two weeks ago. making the trip
on funds furnished by Mrs. Spik-
er. It was said.
Mrs. Spiker and her husband
were on hand to meet her but the
authorities at Ellis Island detained
her,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01

heartily commend the league OF ma.
uons, now pending before the Ameri-
can congress as the only safeguard
TO eternal peace and untrammeled
freedom of all liberty loving people.
t2}-Bt 1t further resolved that we
ueplurc and condemn as un-American
and unpatrlotic and contrary to the
genius of the republican form of gov
crnment, the conduc. uf the republ-
can party in our tltional congress
in its effort to defeat the league OF
nations.
@-Bc it further resolved that we
heartily endorse the democratic state
administration in its manly effort
under the leadership Of the Hon. j.
=. \. Robertson, governor to uphold
md maintain inviolate the great
democratic principles OF free gov.
crumcnt,
tl-Wc heartily commend and en-
dorsc the democratic county officers
of Carter county. Oklahoma, in their
fearless and untiring efforts for good
government, thereby upholding the
grent principles Of true democracy.
Dl--lic it resolved that we recorf-
mend that the delegates elected to
the state convention be instructed to
east their vote as a unit and 10 all
within their power to nominate and
elect IL. II. Brown as delegate to the
national democratic convention At
san Francisco. California. from this
congressional district.
tGl--Be j. further resolved that We
Recommend that our delegation to tho
state convention be instructed TO vote
as q unit upon any and all questions
and votes coming before the sta.e
convention.
/ CO-I}c il further resolved that vo
heartily commend the state and ma
| tional administrations for extending
! to the mothers Of man suffrage upon
/ all national and state questions, there
by giving them equal suffrage and
making woman the equal of man.
/ (Sl-Be it further resolved that vA
commend the national congress in ex.
tinguishinG the liquor evil of the Unit.
Ell states.
gl-Be it further resolved that we
express our profound sorrow in the
death Of the able representative from
the state Of Oklahoma, Hon. J. =.
| Thompson.
Q0)-Be 1t further resolved that We
heartily commend our retiring secre.
tary. Hon. John f. Easley. for his
untiring and unswerving loyalty o tue
democratic party.
Q1(-Be It further resolved that we
condemn the candidacy OF r. p. Gore
for reelection to the United States
senate.
The above and foregoing resoiu-
tons are most respectfully submit
ted To this Convention for their ad-
option or approval.
j. Il. CHAMPION,
Chairman Committee on Resolutions.
| Attest: l.. \. BAIRD. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
MISSOURI CONGRESSMAN
CALLS DEPARTMENTAL STALL

Washington, Jan. 31.-Cabinet off
GERS cat too much, Representative
Puckcr, democrat, Missouri. said In n
soecch in the house today oppos ng
appropriation OF $4,000 for repair and
upkocp of automobiles for official use
by state department officials.
These officers and their chief clerks
arc always at lunch" said Mr.. Ruck'
or. You cali at II q. m, and they
are out at lunch. You return at J
D. IN. and they are still at lunch.
Tiny eat too much"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
TEMPORARILY INSANE MAN
KILLS HIS WIFE AND BABY

Cleveland, Ohio Jan. 91.---Mrs. Edith
BullmaE and her flve months old
daughter Pauline were shot to death
early today and tho husband AMI
father Martin, was reported dying IN
hospital with a bullet In his brain,
Police believe Bullmnn temporarily
deranged by influenza. from which
oil three members of tho family have
been suffering for week. first kill a
HIS wife and babya nd then shot him
self.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Water Used in Christening Ship.

Philadelphia, Jan. Sl.--Water was
used in the christening of the $500 ton
cargo carrier, Blue Triangle, named
in honor of the war work Of the y.
w. c. A., which was launched at Hog
Island today Mrs. James Cushman,
president of the national war worE
courcii, was the sponsor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
EASTERN BAKERS son
WOULD LEARN OIL GAME

Muskogee, Okln., Jan. 31.--J. A..
Harris. Jr.. son Of a wealthy Philadcl.
phia banker. and university gradu'
ate, arrived in Muskogee today TO
learn the oil business from tho
ground up" IIe has ohtnincd n Job
as roustabout on lease near here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
Nomination Confirmed.

Washington, Jan. S1,-Thc nomlna.
tlons Of David f. Houston, now sec-
retary Of Agriculture. to DO Secretary
Of tho Treasury, and u. 7. Meredith.
Of Dcs Moines, Iown, to be Secretary
of tho Agricultural were coniir,nol
unanimously today by tho senate.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01

DelcSiltS ~ iSiatc NOnNtHtiOH'
The following were named as dele
gates to the state convention at Mus.
kogee, February 8.
Hon. e. d. Garter, T. ]. Pollock, H.
H. Brown, Mrs. Robert +. Sclvaliy.
j. L. Champion, Mrs. Maude Tanner,
j. W. Seyerling. Arch Clark, Roy
Carmichael, o. Kh Garden. Mrs. Jack
Hyde, w. o, Clay. ]. II. Hieronymous,
Luther kimbro, L. Dunlap. A. A..
Morris, Grove Chase, w. T. WISE
man. Mrs. j. II. Cameron. J. ]. Eaves,
A. ID. Davis. A. f. Camp, Miss Me-
Gee, Mrs. i. w Severline, Mrs. A..
Walcott. Mrs. w. Il. Burnitt. Mrs.
j. a. Bass, Mrs. ]. Il. Pennington,
Mrs. A, B. Seay, Miss Daisy Nichols.
Mrs. Mae L. Scivally, r. A. Baird,
u. NJ. BAllew, william Haynie, George
Continued on page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
JACKSON BARNETT THE
N L LILO MAI Re INDIAN
GOVERNMENT WARD HAS
[LOPED WITH W ON A \
KANSAS CITY

Musltogce, Okla, Jan. 3l.-Jack-
son I:arnctt, millionaire Creek
full'blood Indian. 10 years old
and mcf ally incompetent, who
was reported to have eloped with
a conoly woman Of middle age,
is safe at home on his farm seven
miles northwest Of IIenryetta
Barnett, who has gained con-
siderable publicity throughout
america, because Of his lavish
giving to religious institutions,
sdccumbed to womans wiles.
officials of the Indian agency
said tonight.
Friday morning, n woman who
gave her rrmc as Ida Harcell, ac.
cordng to the report made TO
officials here, arrived in Henry
eta and asked to be driven 10
Barnctt's home. There she sought
10 be engaged as Barnett's house.
keeper She then endcavored to
lend him some money and then
invited him 10 take n motor ride.
Tho ride ended ut Okemah
where the two presented them
selves to the court clerk signify
ing their intc'{ ion to be married.
The license was refused and the
a n
driven TO Holdenvlllc, where the
romance of Il few hours came
tunbing down about their heads.
Barnett was recognized and be-
selecd on all sides for contribu.
tons.
officers took Barnett, the wo-
man and the driver Of the mn.
chhj TO Henryetta.
There the woman, who gave her
name as Mrs. Love of Oklahoma
City, and the driver were released.
Barnett was taken home.
MusI;ogee, Okla, Jan. 3l.-Jack.
son Barnett. millionaire full.blood
Creek Indian. 70 years old and
mentally incompetent. {, endeav.
oring to clope, according to word
received at the United States In.
dian agency here today.
Barnett disappeared from his
home in Heniyetta early Friday
morning. according to these re.
,,ort, IIo In, nnpooro1 vvfth hfs
companion at Holdenvillc and
Okemah. requesting n marriage IL
censc, but In both towns 1t was
refused him.
An alarm has been set 10 all
towns in eastern Oklahoma asking
that Barnett, who is 4 govern.
ment ward, and his "hancee" be
apprehended. She Is described as
80 middle aged woman from
Kansas City"
The elopement is the culmina-
tion OF one day romance, Indian
officials said. "Oh, got &C.
auaintcd with her yesterday and
l liked her pretty well, 80 I
though we'd get married" the old
Indian is quoted as saying.
Barnett has gained considerable
publicity lately by hi. generous
donations to religious bodies. Only
one of these, the gift Of $4,000 to
the BAPTIST church in Hcnryetta,
has been approved by the Indian
agency. Many efforts have been
made to separate Barnett from his
wealth, which is variously estl.
mated at from one to three mil
lions of dollars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK

f.iids January 2iih.
10 not LET the opportunity go BY!
GUARANTY STATE BANK
OF ARDM0RE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01
DeJccates 10 State Convention.

Chairman Committee on Resolutions
Attest: X. y. BAIRD. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-01

II YOU cannot buy home now. start
a Savings Account and it will help
you 10 fulfill that purpose later OH.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
or ARDM0RE. OKLAHOMA.
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NEW TYPE OF ENGINE

NEW YORK, Feb, r. A ncw 'ype of internal combustion engine. invented by a Chicagoan, explained 10 the American Society of Me
 chanical Engineers in New York, shows great promise. 1t is designed 10 operate on crude oil or some of the heavier of the by-productS of petroleum Installations. The engine iS claimed to have all the advant
 ;ges of the Diesel engine with none of it's drawbacks. 1t has turncG over under motive force of such hings as olive oil, melted butter, cas- tor oil, axle greese and whipped cream.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-07

Vancouver, E. C., and proved g m S, successful atIa,t, but Il l5 plamea ,v make thc Sc@luc convention m1,u bigger and greater Sicccss. To t: |; cnd, committee, h.Nc been ap,oru. ' to maKe tuu u,,5smy preparation =. as to giyeample opportunity for tNcE to work out the details and arran.e the extensive program. 1t is cXpest- ed that leading mining engineer, mining operators, and others cnr cerned in the mining industry will !a present in large numbers, comin,, rom Alaska, Canada, Califonu. Oregon, Montana, Idaho, and ouc: states, as well as Washiugcon.
 GlcnvlI,e X. Collins, a well known mining engineer, with offices in h. L.. C. smith building, is presidcr, and M0ncrieffc Cameron, an atto ney whe specializes in mining lA,I, with offices in the Henry Build.p&, is secretary, Of the International Min. ing Convention. The executive con nittec is composed of Reginald Pa sons, J. r.. Chiiberg, Dean H"W.. Lapdes, Robert Munro, Alfred !" Dyer, Blake D. Mills, D. r. Rurl.~ ingham, Wm. J. Elmendorf, D. q. Stewart, l. x. Daily, D. C. Bard, F.. q. Sandelson, Col w. T. Perkins. '. F. Wright, c. w. Evans, Ralph .. Nichols, NJ. J. Carrigan, Moncrietia Cameron, II. w. MageSon, Clancy Lewis, J. l.. McPherson, Nj. D. Leehey Thomas B. Hill, M. McMillan. Ed. k. Russell.
 The respective committees Gri chairmen are: Finance, J. F. ChilberGj program, Dean HSnry Landes;. ent2". gaiment, Col. w. T. Perkins; hall and exhibit M, J. Carrigan.
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,ss, ,sssss THIRD DIVISION rANN THE BULh or INNE~
 

4om time. lo tme, particularly ,o bolster up some unreasonable dcmsNo .a,a, or Hy.s.oual, the newspaper of ,h, w,s, Division proclaim ra u,. readers that that d,y.s.on .s t", mams,ay ct the Tcmtonty; w;hol, ., ,ry whole northern omprc wo"" .. tu wrcus aud brcumr oucr Hu. . a..rr rstuy, md.r tur sway %. ia. National Congress, According ,v -..,= atiy.,s. for they 'arc sI Of the son' .rnwa. t.aor, the Fust division 'o .,~ .ur b.., ol the whole territory, w' therefore. when the division gs {, ,.., ,. .ay part wishes to d.p "r, .r territorial funds to, some improve. ,unu, ,r.u should bc no objection n ,.,. g... or uU.r divisions. This r.aN gooo bo, .t Is not true, and thcr" |. rtt', Gounr Dr, ,hat thr editors w..-. ing aoa publishing these articles s"." !. only ,,o vr.l
 Fms mauv a- Co who pays jae .rnr. expense, ot tbr territory vs.' f.ua,.. -yr,Ira u tol1, when in
 speech u tr. Territorial S"'n'H S ato. .I.emm d. >y.rt.,au st.oi .u sab-tm., ,am though the iit" dvsou uuo lr~ tay I-..t.'jd ,.r1 ,my a greater pant of ,h, nudS th''' ... ,sy ,5d division ..a- inclined '' b, magnaumors u p.m.tmg a' ruaa. division O. oNnauHwrn- u 'e otra. divisions. Tn th., Senator iom Roman of Jhv Third division, took exceptions. ond Co srJr.. t.r w.''.,. tar Territorial T..-r.r s.as .-I.. in amt requested ro a1vis, thy senate a, to how wucn money un- n 'H. treasury aud what nerca"ia-r O. .., samc had been paid by tue di'fer'"I divisions. S,uator Heckmar and som" other momhyr, o' ,h. s.u.t. wr.'