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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
ORDER POINT ON
TARIFF BILL IS
OVERRULED TODAY
Decision of Chair Sustained
by a Vote on Appeal of
Senator Simmons.

WASHINGTON 49, The point OF
order made against the tariff bin con
ferees exceeded their authority in pro
posing 10 give power 10 the president
~ declare American valuation on all
items was over ruled today by Senator
Cummins, republican. Iowa presiden.
pro tempore OF the senate.
The decision OF thee hair was sustain
ed by the senate 4S TO u IN an appeal
BY Senator Simmons. democrat. North
Carolina who made the point OF order
against The tariff bin Saturday with a
siew 10 forcing 1t back TO conference.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
COBB C0NGRATULATES
SISLER FOR HITTING

Sr Louis George Sislar of IN,
- Louis Americans who broke ~
Cobb's record OF hltting in forty con.
secutive games. Monday received the
following telegram from Cobb
Congratulations upon your success.
You have been rare credit 10 the
game OF baseball and I am delighted
% see you win you latest honors."
Sslet hit safety n his 4ist oonsec.
utiNe game SUNDAY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
WIDOW MAY RECEIVE
EXCESS PRIZE MONEY

KANSAS CITY Excess prize money
to be presented % the widow of RIOS.
zoe sarles. Los Angeles driver killed
In the 800 mile automobile race here
Sunday. Tommy Nilsson. winner. an.
nounced Monday. Milton and the other
five who finished the race arranged a
conference late today to consider dis.
position Of the prize money which was
not claimed because cars dropped out
OF the contest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18

as 1000 bales.
Continued dry weather damaged the
crop In this locality and cut Il short by
several thousand bales. besides the
acreage was considerably reduced to
what Il was In is2i which will cut =
tig figure In ioisi estimates. Prices -
far this season have remained steady
around y cents. with lot OF bales
selling for well above this mark. rrsdss
have been reported exceptionally even
owing TO DIR, hot weather. The boil
weevil can do little damage 10 the
crop IN this section now. as all damage
inflicted by the insect was accomplished
some time ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
COTTON DROPPED SO BALE
At NEW ORLEANS MONDAY

NEW ORLEANS - European news
was considered highly unfayor1ble ~
50 to 20 points or approximately s. a
bale. Liverpool was pSor and the pas
sage OF the West Indian hurricane =
way from the cotton region removed a
source OF support. october fell off ~
gO.Qg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
BRITISH CONFER ON NEAR
EASTERN SITUATION TODAY

LoNDON.-The British cabinet held
a conference today over the near East
ern crisis. Significance was attached to
the presence of the Earl OF Cavsn. chet
Of staff Of the army. Air Marshal Sir
Hugh Montague Trenchard. and prom.
inent representative Of the admiralty
ell OF whom carried dispatches and
maps
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
SENATE VOTES rO SUSTAIN
BONUS VETO. IL CLAIMED

WASHINGTON. Sufficient votes In
the senate 10 sustain a presidential We
TO o. The bonus bill were declared as.
surcd Monday after canvass OF the
senate b. the advisers OF The president
who gave cut the Information Saturday
that he had determined to disapprove
the measure
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
EXCHANGE RATES DROP
ON new YORK MARKET

NEW YORK 80 The critical situa.
ton In the Near East caused a sharp
reaction In foreign exchange rates 10
day. demand sterling bills dropping is
cents to Al with corresponding re
auctions In the other allied continental
rates
Weakness VI exchange was a con.
trlbutlns dir.otor IN the sharp reac.
ton. which occurred at the opening of
tojay's stock market. Early losses In
active issues ranged from one to three
points
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
BRITISH PREPARE FOR
TROUBLE IN TURKEY

PARIS. The British government has
ordered all small arms and ammunition
factories In the United Kingdom 10
work FUN force Tor q hours Va .prepsra.
lion FOR any Turkish ,yentualltles. ac.
cording 10 news reaching private
sources here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
CHICAGO ADDS MORE
ROCKIES TO ROSTER

CHICAGO g. The Chicago Nationals
added three more rockies to their ros.
ter. They are Howard Fitzgerald,
young outfielder from Amarillo. Texas
Earl Adams. infielder from Wichita
Falls. OK the Texas league and Fred
Russell, young miprofessional
pitcher who played with teams In Col.
urado and Nebraska.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
Chelsea Oct. Free Mail scr,,,.

CHELSEA. okla.-Chelsea will have
free mail delivery beginning December
1. is2a. according to postoffics author.
tiles. Examinations will be held soon
for carriers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
IMPEACHMENT HEARING
DELAYED Two MONTHS

WASHINGTON - Hearing OF tho
Keller impeachment charges against
Attorney General Dsughcrty was post.
poned today by the house judiciary
committee until December.
The motion to postpone was adopted
by a strict party vote. the three demo.
cratic members, Sumner. Thomas and
Tilhnan. opposing II, Chairman Vol.
stead announced that the case would
be taken up Immediately after congress
feassembled for the short session.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
GOVERNOR OFFERS REWARD
FOR TROTTER'S CAPTURE

OKLAHOMA CrrY Gov J h. A..
obertson today confirmed Il report that
he had offered reward OF 5000 for the
apprehension Of the Rev. j. {. Trotter
who escaped last night from the Pitts.
burg county Jail where he was facing
charges OF embezzlement and wife de.
sertion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
FOUR ARRESTED
DURING OIL field
RAIDS sunday
London Intimates He Has
Some Dope on High
Class Hootch Makers;
Will Get EN-.
TWO CAUGHT WHILE
BURGLARIZING STORE
! Thirty Cases Are Booked for
Police Court Today;
Lots OF Thefts.

Sunday afternoon Sheriff London
ind Deputy Sheriff Bob Short paid
calls on several resorts ut Dllard and
Rexroat and as they failed to announce
their coming in advance, arrested four
men charging them with selling juice
cf the forbidden fruit.
The men taken into custody were
Tom Ford, Bob Sanders. h. Simms.
and Ben Schaeffer. all will be given
an opportunity OF explaining 1t TO the
court as soon as arrangements can
be made to hear them
Sheriff London ihtimated that u
surprise was awaiting the citizens OF
Carter county in the near future, he
says that bootlegging in high places
is just as much violation OF the law
a. It Is when conducted in barn, and
he says that II reports reaching him
are true. some one is riding for hard
fall in the near future.
Store Burglarixed
Thieves broke In the store OF the
A nderson Auto Supply company on
West Broadway Sunday night. and
later Two boys. Richard kirkendall and
Fob Chapel. We're arrested by the
police. and turned over 10 the county
authorities where they will be given
. preliminary trial.
The police report number or petty
thefts OF automobile accessories. pilfer-
so from cars that are parked along the
streets OF the city after niehtfau. and
are exercising all diligence possible 10
apprehend the thieves. In order that
fitting example can be made OF them.
Thirty Cases Booked.
In police court Monday afternoon
thirty cases We're booked for hearing
before Judge Stanley the charges
ranging from drunks 10 vagrants, with
preponderence OF the former.
Late Saturday night Maggie" a well
known dark hue police character. was
arrested while IN very drunken con.
dltlon, and after being lodged in the
station. proceeded TO create distur'
bance that people passing along Main
street ut that hour thought murder
was being committed
Maggie" viii be among those pres
ont before Judge Stanley this after
noon when she will be quizZed regard
ing her peculiar actions. An effort put
forth TO make her divulge the brand
Of fighting juice that caused all the
commoticn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
AUTO LOSES RACE WITH
TRAIN; THREE KILLED

EDwARDSv1LLE. Ind. 49, Three
persons We're killed and TWO Injured to.
day when an Illinois traction system
electric train collided with an au,omo
bile three miles west OF here. one
coach was overturned by the impact.
Two sleepers were derailed but re.
mained upright
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
MAJOR MILES ORDERED
TO CONSTANTINOPLE

WASHINGTON - War department,
orders detached Major Sherman Miles.
field artillery. from the artillery school
., For: sill, aud assigned him as Amer
lean military attache at Constantinople
on the tsatf ot Read Admiral Bristol
The officer was directed TO proceed to
his new post without unnecessary de-
lay"
Major Aliles Is son OF Lieut.. Cen
sral Nelson A. Miles. retired. and has
had wide experience as n military OBJ
server ia foreign wars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
Youthful kenwooa Counlr nc.,isrried

Youthful kenwouh touD,r Bc.Narrie,l
iAf. ukla.--Ater being separated
two y,"a. j. j. Crrro'i n years ~.
and Miss Lorena Rowdcn. IL. years old.
both OF kenwooi, reieware county.
were married here Saturday. The first
marriage was annulled through efforts
Of the girls father This time the par.
ents have given heir conspnt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
FIRE DECREASED
AND SEARCH IS
ON FOR Miners
Entrance Is Made From
Kennedy Mine; Absence
Of Cave-in Will Permit
Enlargement.
$1,000 BONUS PAID
TO RESCUE SQUAD
Gas in Shaft Has Decreased,
But Officials Have Given
Up Hope of Men Life.

JACKSON. Calf. - The orering
u the kennedy and Argonaui mine
has been timbered up anu lwo men
have gone through, into the 1900
FOOT level of the Argonaut mine,
IL was officially announced al II
i. NJ.
Search for live men or dead
bodies will be started after . o..
clock r was announced NJ l0:30
In an official bulletin.
JACKSON. Cal The opening con.
meeting the kennedy mine with the
Arsonaut workings. where A. men have
been entombed 22 days, has been en.
iarged TO the fun size necessary for the
passage Of the rescue crews. il was an.
hounced officially al Gas O'Clock this
morning
The mole was only an inch in diane.
ter when Il was announced that tho
rescuers had bored through at l.5o
o'clock. 1t connected the $500 foot lever
OF the Kennedy mine to the $500 foot
ie'eI VI the AfSOnaut.
Superintendent V. ). Garbini said
considerable debris had been collected
ns i result OF the upward drive OF tnc
hcrers and ,his must be cleared away
bef"l" he hol, ocuid be made big
enough :or man u pass through.
OF .Chr,k Draft
ihe absence OF caYe-inS wonld AerriA
,.c rescue VIZ ers to s1tes tne Nrgo
i.H;. - soon As ne debris tad been
cleared away from the cut
A soon ~ the second squad OF res
cue workers enters the Argonuut the,-
VII! build bulkheads 10 check he dr.l,
from the kenned,.
The rescue crew which has been drly.
ing ahe.Iu on The $500 foot level OF me
kennedy, racing that On the higher !t,
el was taken or.
Announcement was made that the
crew on the 5000 foot level had won The
bonus OF $1,000 offered b. the milne
Officials 10 the first crew ~ break
TIN oggh.
Fire Decreased
The fire Ia the Argonaut mine has
decreased since the opening OF The
drift between the Kennedy and Argv.
naut shafts. according 10 an official ra.
fort issued At U. IA. BY Dr. l. II. Da.
schah. consulting chemical engineer oi
III, California state Industrial accident
commission
The carbon monoXide gus has a.
creased very materially. so thai the tast
canary bird is only slightly Affecieu"
IN. Duschak said
The volume OF air coming out OF the
Muldoon shaft VI the Argonaut has IN.
creased about four times over The vo:.
UNI. that vas coming out before the g.
900 ioot kennedy level was broken
through .n.o The 9OO foo, Arsonaul lev.
el."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
REV. WINANS STARTS
REVIVAL AT HEALDT0N

Evangelist W. q. winans u Hugo
IL conducting a revival al llealj,on th,s
wesk and from all prospects this will
he the greatest religious awakening
that city has witnessed. Rev. wlnans
is assisted by MIR. and Mrs. Harlan Pow.
ell. singers and pianist and J. W
Hammond
Enthusiastic support has been given
the evanselistic party w the citizens
Of Healdton. This is Re, wlnans SEQ
ond meeting In Hesidton,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18

sLTi s.-Wnh more Than lgJ0 pu.
pils ,nrolled. Al,us schools are hamper.
ed Ihs year by lack OF souipmsnt nc.
cordl,g io A. L. saith, sup ninivn 'sht.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18

OAKLAND. Calf - Duffy Lewis,
manager Of the salt Lake Coast league
baseball team has signed first base.
man Riley Of the 81. Louis Browns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18

McALEsTER. okls-Afts, tsing sspt
secret since January Z. tn, marriage q,
Miss Loretta rlsie Peii. daughter =
Mr. and Mrss Joe G. Ben. widely
known McAieslsf family. m la, soni
q. i'psvr. former rrwspaf-r nAs b<t,,
was snr, uncsS here suuj2J.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18
WEATHER

Tonight and Tuesday
partly cloudy, unsettled;
cooler Tuesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-18

You read it in the Ard.
moreite-Then you read
it somewhere else"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-09-19
HARDING WILL SEND VETO
MESSAGE TO HOUSE TODAY

WASIIINGTON. -. g.. Sept. 10
President Hardine's message vctoing
the soldier bonus hill was completed this
forenoon. II was Indicated nj the White
House it would be sent to the house
probably before y. M. President Hard
ing discussed every phase Of the mes
sage with his cabinet which met at IL
O'Clock this morning
Before meeting with his cabinet Pres
ident Harding continued his conference
with various senator's. Ills callers in
clud-l four who voted for the bonus.
Harding will send the message to the
house sometime this afternoon. ii was
officially stated at the White House.
This is taken to mean that he will veto
the bonus measure. No inkling as to
the gist of the measure could be OBJ
tained at the White House.
The veto was regarded "a certain be-
cause the president did not originally
send message to either house on the
subject II he intended to sign the
measure placed before him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-09-19
WILLACY COUNTY WILL
JOIN MOVEMENT TO KILL
BOIL WEEVILS IN VALLEY

Lending Willacy county farmers and
business men who were in Brownsville
Monday announced that they would join
In the movement inaug'ratcd in Cam
ercn county 10 eliminate the boil wrcvil
pest so FAR as possible hy powine under
cotton stalks and destroying alternating
places. Wiliacy county expects 70 have
a lasge acreage If cotton next year. and
the farmers of the county can lie relied
upon to assist in every possible way in
the graduation of the pest. il was stated.
As soon as weather conditions per
init. the farmers ~ The Valley will get
INTO the fields and destroy the weevils'
food by plowing up the cotton stalks.
and all brush. weeds. Spanish moss and
other refuse furnishing alternating pla-
ceS will he burned.
County Agent Alsmcyer. in discussing
the campaign this morning. stated that
he is greatly pleased with tho ready re-
sp"nse Of such farmers a. h. has been
able 70 see. On account ~ the weather
and road conditions il has been impos
slhic to carry the campaign to the far
m"rS. hut as soon as weather permits
The campaign viii be started in earnest
and every farmer viii hr urged To Get
ms farm properly cleaned up before
October IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-09-19
Barred Window Custom
Dying Out in Mexico
tBy The Associated PrcssI

FL PASO. Texas, Sept. Something.
probably one of two things. or maybe
both. Is causing an ancient style Of
architecture in Mexico to change. ac-
cording to local contractors and build
ers.
Either iron is too high, or parents have
dec idcd love will find way.
The custom Of putting iron bars in
Mexican houses is passing. The new
structures are minus the barred win
dows.
There was a time when the barred
window helped 10 keep the swain and
his guitar from coming too close TO the
object of his wooing.
The passing Of the barred window. how
ever. has not taken with il the Mexican
sererade for now in Mexican towns
and in Mexican quarters Of FL Paso
il is still customary for the men to
scrcnade his sweetheart underneath her
window. Or. IL he cannot get under
the window. he gets as near 70 the
house as possible. And if he carnot
play. ne hires two or three rowing
musicians to serenade her.
In several small adobe houses, there
hangs shingle which reads: music
for dance and other purposes" Here
man can hire at small figure a man.
or even two or three or four men, who
will play for his sweetheart.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-09-19
ALL MINERS IN.
ARCONAUT Mine.
AREF0UNDDEAD.
Bodies Of Forty-Seven Min
ers Will be Brought to
Surface Today Rescuers
Find Notes
fT.v The Associated Press.l

JACKSON. Calf, Sept. ~ jackson
today awaits The bringing TO the surface
of the bodies If the forty seven miners
rntombed in the Argonnut mine. Al had
died early on the morning of August
-. il was learned last night when the
rescuers finally reached them. Bulk
heads erected by the enfombrd mem were
found by the rescucrs yesterday after
noon, and when these were finally brok
en- through. The bodies of the miners
were found
Notes left by two of the unfortunate
miners showed they had lived little more
than three hours after erecting the bar
rirndes Identification nf thc bodies will
be difficult az result of their condi-
iion. The people OF Jackson. who had
been buoycd mp with false hope for two
weeks after the disaster occurred. TOOK
the blow very calmly.
The first bodies will be brought to
the surface through the Kennedy mine
late today. The process will take about
two hours to prepare each body for
removal.
dependents of the miners who lost
their lives in The disaster will be cared
for 10y the Red Cross and the California
stat" compensation Insurance fund. Re
vision in California Of 'he mining laws
will be urged in The next legislature. ac-
cordng 10 the state mineralogst. who
stated he thought il would be feasible
10 have independent exits and under
ground safety stations in all the mines
of the state
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-09-19
Bandits Secure Payroll
Of Tampico Oil Company
After Killing Car Driver

farium. Clark was wounded in the right
arm aud was taken to the Gorgas hos
Iital 10 have an N-ray photograph iakcn
il order 10 determine the extent Of the
injury done by the revolver ball. Tac
fourth occupant of the Agwi car. s,a.
dana Ruiz. assistant to Clark, WIS rh-
hurt.
The money was being taken Ia the
aviation field whore il waste be carried
~ airplane 10 Trcomatc and Amatlsn
oil camps Of the Agwi company. Tsd
other pay roll ears passed the scrre
~ tine hold-up within five minutes a
the time il occurred One of the ears
carried the payroll of the Texas co'u-
pany # Mcxico and was occupied ~
Manager Hull. Harold Niven. who was
IN TIE charge of ;iic money, j. ID. llpR-
kinS and the driver. They carried rnl'
a comparatively small amount a. did the
pay car of the Island oil x Transport
company. which followed the Agwi rar.
The Texas company car LETT the Tam
picp office about : o'clock only a irw
minutes before the Agwi service car
left. aud on the way on passed ,ar
ncar tho ayintion field carrying several
men. Occupants Of the Texas car lid
They had seen this ear turn around near
the field and lead back toward TnmnFo.
The Texas company ear continued on 90
the field and had just arrived wh,n
they learned of the hoIdup. They rni
Lawson. the aviator. with several Others
from the aviation stage then vent ~
the assistance of the Agwi men. but i.y
the time they reached the place tc
bandits hal fled.
According 10 the report obtained 1T
the Agwi office from their m-n. the
bandits stopped their own car IN the road
inst before rea hing the last curve in
the road 10 the AVIATION field or about
500 meters from the field. The bandits
called 10 the Agwi men to halt. Then
according io one story of the affair.
some one IN the Agwi ear. seeing them
selves being held ~. began firing. II
was then that the bandits returned the
fire. shooting Almagurr through be
head and breast. the driver in both arms
and Clark In the right arm. II was Said
that two Of the Agwi men cmptied 'hcr
pistols firing NJ the bandits The high
waymen then took the money. amounting
10 $4,000. pesos, and headed back to-
ward the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-09-19
Bootleg Liquor Largely
Composed of Worst Poison

The report Of Walter bee. head Of
the prohibition field force in West vir-
ginia. portrays wildly the quality ~ Ii
quor now being peddled by bootleggers.
IL people who indulge in bootleg
whisky knew the contents Of and the
conditions under which u is made, they
would never taste another drop" SAYS
Mr.. Bee.
lie states that mt one place they
found liquor being sold which had been
made in a still set up near out build
ings. around which cattle roamed nc
will. scattering filth; two dead cows
were found nearby. Upon examination
il was revealed that th- mash was filth
Of an indescribable form.
In other places be- says they found
liquor that had been made from mash
thar contained not only dead rats and
other vermin, bnt maggots az WELL
In connection with this report there
might he added the statement just is
sued by the federal prohibition head
quarters IN Washington. that cadaver
vats whirh contain bodies used BY uni
verSify students ia certain middle west
ern states for dissection work have been
drained Of alcohol for bootleg purposes.
The contents ~ bootleg liquor IL too
well known now for those who drink and
suffer 20 claim sympathy. =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-09-19
HEAVY Rain IN
NORTH PART OF
COUNTY. REPORT

San Benito was decidedly wet town
this morning. according 10 reports re-
ceiycd in brownsville. which stated that
almost five inches If rain fell i'm that
part of the county last night. extending
from Olmiio moth to Rnymondville
San Ecnito was apparently in the cen
ter of the storm, and ns result Of the
heavy rainfall the city was the center ~
n huge lake this morning. the water be
ing several inches deep in some places.
Many business men were seen wading
about the streets with their trousers
rolled above their knees. To keep them
ont of the mud and water. The water
was running off rapidly this morning
aud no material damage was done.
In Brownsville the total precipitation
Yesterday was l.26 inches.
The local weather bureau reports that
thc total precipitation thus far this
month H. 10 ~ inches and only in years
since 1873 has this record been exceed.
ed. The maximum in the past fifty
wears was reached in September. isS6,
when total Of 3O.JT inches was re-
corded. In 1877; the record shows 1875
inches for tie month; in 1919 il was
Ass and in 1887. a record Of 1865
inches was made. The average rainfall
for the month of September is 5.:i3
inches. In 1920 only 81 Of an inch was
recorded.
The weather is still unsettled, accord.
ing to the forecast today. and more
rains may he expected.