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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Cardwell Jumps
Still and Lands
Four Men in Jail

Friday afternoon Deputy United
States Marshal win Cardwell armed
with n search warrant. and accompan.
led by posscmen $. VI. Gunther aud W.
L. Clowdus went to place near Simon
In Love county, south OF Wilson. and
found hig copper still In full opera
tion and arrested Marvin Smith, w. J.
Jones and J. @. Wood at the plant. The
still was destroyed together with eleven
barrels OF mash AMI quantity OF whis.
key confiscated.
K. s. Smith was arrested Saturday
as alleged owner Of the still, and all
four defendants were brought before
United States Commissioner Spaulding
and bound over 10 await the action Of
the United States grand jury. their
bonds ranging from $500 to $1,000 each.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Special Jury to
Learn Why State
Troops Not Asked

MARION ILLS.-The grand jury in
vestigating the Herrin massacre, In
which % persons were killed also IL
making a thorough inquiry into the
responsibility for the apparent failure
to call troops in time to prevent the
slaughter. II became known Saturday.
A number of prominent citizens have
been called before the investigating
body. and questioned along these lines,
II was learned.
Should the grand jury find any
traces OF derelictlon Of duty on the
part OF any officials, recommendations
OF impeachment likely will be- made, It
was said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Unions Appeal to Sam
Gombers for Help In
Present Strike Crisis
Governor Files
Libel Charges
Against Editor

OKLAHOMA CITY. - Governor j.
b. A. Robertson late Saturday filed
charges Of criminal libel against l.. i.
Nichols publisher of the Lincoln coun'
~ Republican at Chandler, basing his
complaint on an editorial said to have
been published recently in the news
paper which alleges that the governor
Is building a block OF flats hers TO
cost 100000 and asks how 1t can be
done on his salary of s45OO year.
An Oklahoma deputy sheriff left here
at O'Clock Saturday evening for
Chandler to serve the warrant for Mich
OILS arrest.
II am tired of IT, said Governor Rob.
ertson in statement. 81 propose 10
stop it in the courts II possible. other
wise, II necessary"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
MiiNrENANCE MEMS DELE.
GATE DIES On WAY 10 MEET

QUINCY. llls,-J. e. Prcsson. repre-
sentative of maintenance ol WY cm.
floyvs Of the Wabash. Chester ard
Western railroad was found dead In
bed at the home Of Daniel ]. Crews
whom he had been visiting here. Crews
said Prcsson was On route TO Chicago
to appear before the United states rail
road labor board In hearing on main.
tvnance Of way employees wages
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Will of People
To Bring Peace
To Emerald Isle

DUBLIN An all.lrcland confer.
ence Ia an ondcavor to bring about
peace as suggested recently. could moi
bear fruit at The present time in the
opinion Of Commandunt General Bren.
nan oG the national army. As chair
man Of the Glare county council. he
has isucsd the following reply to the
Invitation to participate;
~ am dtnly convinced that there is
no hone OF peace In Ireland until the
will OF the people il first accepted a.
frst appeal Ia all matters concerning
the nation. and not the gun and bomb
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Dallas Business
Area Threatened
by Warehouse Fire

4 DALLAS, Virtually all the
fire.fightlng apparatus In Dallas late
saturday was fighting II fire which
originated In the flve.story warehouse
Of the Texas Electric Company near the
union terminal station.
The flames were threatening the
freight house OF the Houston and Tex
as Central railroad. across the street
from the blazing structure, The Jef
fcrson Hotel Is but one block from the
fire.
AZ $40 o'clock falling walls of the
warehouse had completely stopped traf.
f.c on jefferson street over which in
tcrurhan cars to oak Cliff. suburb
ard TO Waco and Corsicana run.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Bill Is in Senate.

NEW YORK-The administration
anti-profiteering coal bill stili was be-
fore the senate Saturday. Action on
The measure went over when 1t was
taken up Friday and encountered the
vigorous opposition of democratic lead
ers who declared II would not accom-
rlish its purpose but the real crux Of
the coal supply problem was lack
of railroad motive power. They con
tended that the government should take
immediate steps TO relieve the condi'
ton growing out of the rail strike.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
French Propose
Conference for
Debt Settlement

PARlS.--A proposal for u confer
,nce Of all the Interested nations to
settle the war debts question Is em-
bodied In the French reply 10 the re.
cent circular note sent to the entente
powers by the Earl of Balfour, as act
Ing British secretary for foreign af-
fairs. The reply, signed by Premier
Poncare. was given out last night,
Such meeting, the French note
holds, would have the most salutary
effect on the reparations problem, as.
until the question OF inter.allled debts
Is settled, there can he no solution or
the former. Furthermore. It is again
pointed out. France cannot pay her
war debts until she received the money
from Germany
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
WARNING AGAINST GAS SHORTAGE
FOR THIS WINTER COMES WHEN THE
DAYS ARE WARlEST, FIRM REPORTS

"Our plre lines. distribution system
and equipment ate Ia the best condi.
ton. and We will exert every effort to
prevent any interruption or irregular.
ity of service. but there Is always a
possibility of temporary trouble and u
anything of this nature should arise.
consumers should be provided with
some other means Of heating their
homes.
1--WE do no, anticipate a gas short
ase. yet We deem II advisable TO Issue
wafnlnr and utginE all gas users tn
ricvide themselves with an emergency
supply OF fuel"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
ANTHRACITE men
To RESUME WORK
At Mines SOON
Proposals Of Senators Reed
and Pepper Accepted at
Conference Saturday;
Wage is Settled.
ANTI-PROFITEER
BILL IN SENATE
Seven Tousand Miners Idle
Saturday Because Short
age of Empty Cars.

PHILADELPHIA. The anthra-
cite operators Saturday night in reso'
iutlons adopted by the policies. com
mittee accepted the proposal made by
Senators Pepper and Reed of Penn
sylvana 10 resume the production of
ccal. In the resolutions the operators
agreed to extend the wage contract in
force March 81, 1929, TO August 81,
1923.
The proposal had previously been ac-
cepted in principle by the leaders Of
the mine workers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Road RetireS 50
Employees on Fat
Pension Saturday

CHICAGO - Retirement with
pensions We're granted Saturday to
fifty employees of the Chicago. Bur.
llngton and quincy railroad. with
employees previously retired the
pany has pcnsioncd nearly 800 In.
crease adopting the system last
January.
Among those placed on the re.
tired list are four who have served
the road continuously for moro
than fifty years; two who worked
without n break for forty years or
more and 81 who have been on tho
road more than 10 yerrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
GERMANY PROTESTS OF
FRENCH TROOPS AGAIN

PARlS.-Tho German government
has sent a note to the league OF ma.
tions. entering n fresh protest against
the presence OF French troops In the
Saar district.
Germany in May. 1921, protested the
exercise OF French military iurisdic.
tion In the Saar region. The prosi-
dent of the Saar commission replied
that the French troops were not y
force OF occupation. hut garrison
placed ,ti the disposal OF the commits.
sion to enable r to fuifill iis duties
under the .p.sace treaty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
GREEK ARMY ORDERED
TO CONCENTRATE NOW

ATHENS 49, The general army head
quarters has ordered concentration Of
the entire southern Greek army on the
Uchak line In Asia minor to make a
definite stand against the advance OF
the Turkish nationallsts.
This maneuvcr " expected to relievs
the situation considerably.
a smyrna dispatch says tha, at min,
o'clock Friday night, the Greek re
treat toward uchak was continuing
and that thousands OF women ant
children wcr fleeing ahead OF the arm,
to escape the Turks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03

While the supply OF Eas for the city
OF Ardmore seems fun adequate to
take care Of all demands. the Con
sumers Light and Power Company.
have issued warning to all consumers
to provide themselves with other fuel
In the even OF an emergency.
I'VE try TO protect our customers In
every way" the officials OF the com
pany state. ''and while we feel reas.
cnably sure that the supply viii he
sufficient TO take care of all demands.
set we insist that other arrangement
he provided for In case Of an emer.
sency.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Judge BurfOrd is
Dead at Pacific
Coast Resort Now

OKLAHOMA CITY. - Judge John II.
Burford. prominent oklahoma lawyer,
jurist and legislator, died at Long
Beach. Calf, early saturday follow
ing prolonged Illness, according to
word received here Judge Burford
was 20 years old
Judge Burford's wife and SON Frank
II. Burford were at the bedside at the
time of death. The body will be re.
turned here early this week. Funeral
arrangements are to be announced
later
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03

MARION. uls.-Seven thousand min.
ers OF Williamson county. about 80
per cent of the force that returned to
work following the strike Were idle,
Saturday, because OF lack of empty
coal cars at the mine shafts. Hugh
Willis. executive board member of the
United Workers of Illinois announced
The situation. he said, was due to the
rail strike.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
ARMED GUARDS WATCH
CELLS OF TWO SLAYERS

tIACkENSACk n. J. 90 Armed
guards ere poster outside the county
Jail where George Cline. slayer of John
Bergen, movie dare devil. and Charles
Scullion, Cline's brothorin.law are i'm
prIsoncd. charged with murder "Thcy
were placed there because Of the uns.
sual and peculiar conditions surround.
Ing the whole affair" sheriff Kinslcy
said, when asked whether tn, guards
were posted for fear of an escape.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
VACATION CONES
10END ALL TOO
SOON FOR KIDS
However, Teachers Start to
Work Monday Morning;
Students to Register
During Week.
BIG YEAR EXPECTED
IN WAY OF SPORTS
All Teachers and Department
Heads Selected, But All
Assignments Not Made.

While students will have one more
week Of vacation. conditions are harder
for the teachers, who start their instl.
tute at Ardmore high school Monday
morning at o'clock. Students will
be called in on the following Monday
at o'clock.
Prof. C. w. Richards. superintendent
of city schools, Is proud of his corps Of
teachers this year and stated Saturday
that all or them come with the highest
recommendations. Majority of old faces
will be found in the collection this year,
with only twelve per cent new ones. "
he aaid.
Increased Enrolment.
Indications are hat enrolment will
exceed the figures of last year In each
OF the high schools and IN the ward
schools. At any rate preparations are
being made for a much larger enroll.
ment.
One OF the big factors OF the school
this year will be athletics. Not only
will this be confined to senior and
junior hign school. but the youngsters
Continued on page fivel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
THIS Is A HARD OLD
WORLD FOR NEWLYWED

That those who are newly we'd
dcd will never be allowed to escape
punishment for all OF their past
pranks and antics, was dcmonstra'
ed again Saturday when Harry Stor.
cy arrived with his bride frum TrS
as. aud was net 81 Tho station and
sunny aide Of Main street whc
escorted TO n prst, located ol the
was tied up to receive the taunts
and teasing OF all OF his numerous
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Storey were married
Tuesday. August ~, nt the nome or
the bride In san Marcos. Texas.
Mr. Storey is a member OF the
firm of Woodland and storey. dry
cleaning company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
TWELVE INJURED WHEN TRAIN
LOSES REAR CAR OF STRING

LONG BRANCH N. j. q. Twelve
persons were slightly injured Saturday
afternoon when the Long Branch eS
press which LETT hert at si2 p. .
lost the rear car at lenola. II miles
from the city. One end OF the car
was lifted to the top OF road mach.
Inc alongside the track.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
HATFIELD GETTING ALONG
WELL: MAY RECOVEh

{. II. Hatfield who was seriously In
iured Thursday afternoon when his
auto was hit by a south bound santa
Pc train near Berwyn was reported ~
he getting along nicely SATURDAY ~
llr Walter Hardy. The man though
badly injured and suffering great paia
win recover according 10 pf. naedy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
English Editor Dead

l LONDON 49, Frederick W Dickinson
wl,n, for 70 y,ats lI4s been chief editor
of Reuierl l.lmitc+l. ono OF Gtent Brit.
aims leat,pk newa AGENCIES 10 dead
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
BROTHERHOOD MEN GO
BACK ON JOB SATURDAY

DkNISON, Texas. All members
Of the transportation brotherhoods OF
the Wichita Falls and North Western
railroad who walked out Friday pro.
testing tn" presence OF armed guards.
returned to work at noon Saturday. &C.
cordlng TO n telegram received by Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Texas officials this
afternoon. The message stated that the
differences were adjusted. The wich.
ita Falls anl Northwestern IL a branch
line u the Katy.
RAY Wilson Of Wilson was an Ard.
more visitor. Saturday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
MODERN METHODS

Back In the good old days of an.
client civilization. buyer and seller
met In the market place and there
hasgled over prices. Even In the
memory Of the passing generation
the country village square with its
market wagons and its outlay Of
barker merchandise" IL remember.
Ned.
, Those days ARE gone forever
The modern market place IN the
classiest page OF the daily news
PAPER. Here the buyer and seller
meet If you have something to
"a or sell. Try classified. Call
~ 4 and messenger win cal for
Jour ad.
THE .ARDM0RElTE
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
WHAT STATE POLICE DO.

The renort on the activities OF the New York state police
the emphatic arguments possible for the creation OF
such BODY OF hard roads perfected and the
of the automobile has become general the rural communities
the mercy OF the cbd thug, who far into the
country crime and be miles from the OF action
before the authorities get busy and when they do get into
action trained educated cope with the professional
city criminal Cooperation with local authorities rather than the
urpaon OF their functions has aided making the state police
real power for law and order in that state.
Some OF the things which the report calls attention are OF
For with record OF four OF activity
il shown made have been actual commit
ted and that when trial sufficient evidence to convict
has been forthcoming, the of convictions has run from
per and the covered seventy to eighty different
kinds Of crime
Special attention has been given the great traffic problem on
the highways with the result that there has been minimum num-
Der accidents the rural districts compared with the cities.
Ii is noteworthy fact New York is the only large in
dustra the United States which has not had call upon
either federal national gardnen during the last five
during which te they have handled number OF large industrial
troubles without boodSed and without mourning the OF
labor unions In fact the police organization moppoed
b labor and has been called their aid when they thought they
being fairly treated
The tramp problem in the OF New York has been prac-
cay done away with and their efforts in this direction have result
ed in saving oi about 100000 for fire insurance companies by
81 the great reduction in barn fires
Highways and bridges in bad condition brought to the
immediate attention OF the highway engineer and paroed by
troG per until made safe for passage
During the first four months OF 1922 336II4 worth OF
stolen property recovered and 1890 collected in
fines They have recovered 80 automobiles during the first four
months against 257 for the entire OF 1921 In addition
several hundred other recovered by the force
ton with deputy sherfs and city police officials At least
dangerous speed traps throughout the have been practically
eliminated danger by paong OF the
police and they have also taken of different sections of the
highways throughout the while they being repaired
These but few Of the activities of the police
they fitted by their education take many other lines Of
duty The appontees merely political henchnen looking
for soft job but selected from specially educated for the
work and must take the training before they upon the
work In New York wishing the Of police
for them to be permanently placed their villages
to be borne by the local community without expense the
The bill authorizing this drawn a result frequent
requests from local communities for members the state police
to be permanently placed there.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

Opposition to the plan for improved waterway from the
lakes the Atlantic by Of the St Lawrence
confined entirely to New York Very recently the Montreal board
Of trade made clear that such waterway constructed
present condition Of business ought be undertaken BY the
Canadian government The improvement consist largely of
improving the St Lawrence by the construction Of series
canals around the rapids and the further Improvement of Weand
canal the province Of Ontario from Lake Erie Lake
Ontario The Montreal authorities be the opinion that
such an undertaking ought be undertaken until the country
financial position had far improved the task when
ever that time be-
With open hostities the part OF New York and lack OF
support Il not actual opposition by the Canadian provinces
lower r. Lawrence there little chance that the proposed
treaty between the United States and Canada the construction
me canals and river improvements will become effective in the
near future The proposition for such waterway as would
have made the cities the chain Of great lakes ports where
going vessels could and depart with cargoes for the trans
oceac markets. The benefits be derived such waterway
would be especially appreciated by the regions west in
Guiding the sralnproducng provinces of Canada and the
Mississippi valley states
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
Hiuh School Notes.

Three games OF basketball are billed
Tor Nov. 10: Grand Ridge first team
against Marseille3 second team. Sen
eca FIRST team against Mar0eilles third
team Seneca second team against
MarSeilles fourth team.
The coach announces that us train.
ing rules were not altogether success,
inl last year, the rules will he en-.
ierced more rigidly this year. One
main rule for the athletes will be ab'
stinence from use OF tobacco In any
FORM and also abstinence from any
form of alcoholic drinks.
The coach says II is waste, VI
time to try to train boys who break
training" Why try to build up a
house tthe body so long as someone
Is tearing ii down?
We have a most excellent coach In
{. b. Mummert and our boys will
AXE mark in La Sale county ath-
letics II his advice is followed, and
strength and skill built UP by careful
following of the rules experience has
shown to be necessary for such con-
tests
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
UPWARD TREND IN
TODAYS GRAIN TRADES

Chicago, oct 7.-Ruying of wheat
by houses with eastern connections
and some covering OF line OF short
wheat by local professional tended
to give an UPWARD trend to values
here today during the early dealings.
Traders, however. were rather mixed
in their views, but inclined to operate
on the bull side on account OF the
strength in foreign markets. The
opening which varied from unchanged
figures to sc higher, with December
Sl0eR to si.065s and May S10S4 to
Sl.0S7s, was followed by slight set.
back. then something OF a rally
Trade in corn was rather light, with
the strength in wheat factor. After
starting shade to &c higher, with
December 6t1sc to 614c, the corn
market underwent a slight general
sag.
Oats started unchanged to B4c up,
with December 3S2sc to 38lAc, and
then hardened little on all deliv-
cries
Provisions reflected the strength in
hog values.
Wall Street
New York, Oct. 7.--Operations of
opposing speculatives forces gave a
degree of regularity today to the brief
stock market session, but the ultimate
trend was again upward The usual
week end profit taking aided the short
interests, who centefej their attack on
shipping shares. Temporary weak
ness also was noted in Corn Products,
Atchison, Norfolk and Western, Asso-
ciated and Tidewater oils, American
Tobacco, American Car, Pullman and
Famous Players, but the list turned
upward before noon in response to
another demonstration in Standard Oil
shares. New jersey was pushed up
VI to 2283s, new high record and
gairs OF u u 4 points were register
ed by Sinclair preferred, also at a
new high. Standard Oil of California,
Mexican Petroleum, Fisher Body. Cult
States Steel, United States Rubber,
Kelly Springfield and Southern Rail.
way common and preferred, the latter
a new top. The closing was firm
Sales app, oximated 100000 shares.
Provisions.
Chicago, Oct Butter unchanged.
Eggs unchanged receipts $685. cases.
Poultry-Alive unchanged.
Live Stock.
Chicago, Oct. Hogs Receipts,
5000 head; held over. 1894; no carly
trading; asking steady to strong;
quality fair; average price yesterday,
1915.
Cattlc-Receipts, 1000 head
Sheep-Rcceipts, 1000 head.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

Hon. Charles +. Woodward to adj
dress the mass meeting on the new
constitution. Every man and every
woman is invited to be present. The
special election called in regards to
the new constitution will be Dec. IL.
There will also be community sing
ing, under the leadership of John
Hoff. with Harry Pusey at the piano
:. ! i
Sunday afternoon, at $3.50, a rehear-
sal will be held at the Methodist
church for the Faust chorus. All who
are taking part are requested to be
present. Mr.. Sindlinger of Streator
the director-will be present and
~ bring with him the chorus from
Streator.
+ + +
A large number of Ottawans at
tended the dance given last evening
at the Wallace Woodman hall, for the
Sisters of Mercy. Over 200 were pres
ent, and enjoyed dancing until IL
o'clock.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

and son were La Sale callers last
evening.
Mrs. Emma Holeman, Mrs. George
Schmeiding and r. c. Holcman spent
yesterday afternoon and evening in
Ottawa, called there by the death of
the formers aunt, Mrs. Jane McCul-
Tough
Miss Elise Pearson spent over
Thursday night at the Allen home in
Ottawa
Mrs. S. Sumberg was business
caller in Chicago Thursday.
Misses Marie and Clara Ford OF
Peru were Utica callers yesterday.
Miss Catherine Caskey, who has
been staying at the Collins home OF
the north bluff, returned to her home
in Peru yesterday.
Hessler Larson of La Sale was .
caller in Utica Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collins o.
Ottawa are visiting at the home d
Mrs. Collins parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Aaron Burgess.
Roy and Adrian Bauman and DIR
Cobb were La Sale visitors last eve
ming.
Ed Manley and Leo Bast returned
last evening from an auto trip t
Rock Island and Davenport.
Mrs. William Dawson was a La
Sale caller today
Miss Julia Bray is able to wall