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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02
SHOOTING At PENN NINE

Uniontown, Pa. August deputy
sheriffs and guards at the mine of the
Locust Hill Coal and Coke company
neal Point Marion. Pa. in the Fay
cite strike region, fought with a crowd
of men who tried to destroy the tipple
early Tuesday. The shooting lasted
more than an hour. None of the guards
or deputies was wounded. but search
ing parties were in the woods looking
for members of the assailing party.
Shortly after 3 o'clock the mine
guards. patrolling their regular posts
saw a rocket go up from a hill behind
the tipple. They ran up the rise and
had progressed only a few hundred
feet when they were met by a fusiIlade
of shots. The assailants were firing
from the brush.
State troopers were hurried to the
scene.
The Locust Hill mine has been
working steadily since the strike be-
gan. 1t wal not affected by the walk
put. although other mines in the re-
gion are closed. Three men were
killed in a fight at the mine several
weeks ago.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02
Rail Line to Stand
by Men Who Work
Despite Strike

Cleveland. Aug. 1.-The New York
Central railroad Tuesday posted no.
tees in all it's yards and shops over
the entire system hat it will not
change its position on the seniority
question in the strike Of shopmen and
that lit will stand by the old men who
remained at work and the new men en-
ployed since the strike company Off
Gals here announced.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02
Defeated War Lord
Declares Manchuria
Independent State

Picking, Aug. i.-(By The Asso.
ciated Press.)-Chang Tso Lin, de-
feated war lord of Manchuria, who
is still virtually dictator there, is
sued a virtual declaration OF inde.
pendence Tuesday. He notified the
foreign consul at Picking that all
diplomatic questions concerning
Manchurta must be referred to him
and added that he would not re-:
cognize any agreements concluded
by the Picking government.
PARLIAMENT OPENS
Picking, Aug. 10y The Asso-
ciated Press.)-The old republican
parliament of China, dissolved by
the miIitarists In 1917, reassemb'ed
Tuesday with a quorum and i'm medi-
ateiy began the transaction of bust.
ness. The opening of parliament
it Is believed. will weaken the cause
of Sun Vat Sen, deposed president
of South China, who had attempted
to prevent southern members at
tending its revival.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02
S. Per Cent Duty
Fixed on Silk in
Senate Session

Washington, Aug. IA tariff Of
IS per cent ad vaiorem on silk cloth
was approved Tuesday by the SEN
ate after the rejection, IS to 20,
Of IN amendment by Senator Shep.
pard, democrat, Of Texas, to cut tho
rate to IS per cent.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02
ILLINOIS TO ACT

Chicago. August Illinois coal
operators will pass on John l.. Lewis
invitation for a central competitive
field conference when the state ope-
rators' scale committee meets here
Friday, F. c. Honnold, secretary Of
the Illinois coal operators association.
said Tuesday. Mr.. Honnold added that
his personal opinion was that the
sentiment in Illinois would be in line
with that expressed by Indiana"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02
ALLEGED SLAYER KILLED

Macon, Ga. Aug. John Glover,
a negro. alleged slayer of Walter G.
Byrd. negro deputy sheriff, was TAX
en- Tuesday by a mob of 800 men from
officers bringing him here for safe
keeping and shot to death.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02
INDIANA DECLINES

indianapolis, August Indiana
operators will not attend the confer
ence called at Cleveland by President
John l.. Lewis, of the miners union for
the purpose of negotiating a wage
agreement for the central competitive
field. Morton L. Gould. president Of
the Indiana Rituminous Coal Operators
association, said Tuesday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02
Is HURT IN PANIC

New York. Aug. The excursion
boat Grand Republic. crowded with
1000 passengers. mostly children.
rammed the Erie ferryboat Chautau-
qua. also crowded with passengers, in
a heavy fog ON the Hudson river Tues
day. Fifteen passengers on the Grand
Republic, bound for Bear mountain.
were hurt in a panic which followed
the crash.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02

Fl. G.. Wells is standing for parlia-
ment. but his British constituents have
yet to indicate that they will stand for
Wells.-Columbia Record.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02

Let's see; what is the past tense Of
home run king akron Beacon Jour
nal
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02

permit of an immediate following set
Element in all Of the outlying bitumin-
Gus coal districts and should pave the
way for an immediate adjustment in
the anthracite coal fields as well.
Those who block the success of
such a conference by refusal to par
ticipate should be made to bear full
responsibility for the continuing stu
alton
1T is expected the makeup of the
conference will follow as nearly as
possible those of other years. The
miners will probably be represented by
eight men from each of the four states.
The representation of the operators
will depend upon the number that re
spond to the call. It has been repeatedly
stated by leaders of the union that a
conference would be called as Dor as
assurances were had that sufficient
delegates would be represented to
make possible a basic agreement.
Nothing could be learned as to the
amount of tonnage pledged to attend
the meeting.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02
COLD TO

st. Louis. August 1.-"There will be
no Joint interstate conference of the
former central competitive field" and
Mr.. Lewis knows this to be true"
W.. X. K~avanaugh. president of the
Coal Operators association of the
Fifth and Ninth districts of Illinois,
said
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-02

Are not cantaloupes a violation Of
the lottery law?-Greenville Piedmont.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
HOTEL ARDM0RE
IS RENDEZVOUS
Of HIGHWAY MEN
Committees Named to Pre-
pare for Reception of Dele
gates Here on October
A; Program Fixed.

At the regular weekly meeting OF the
board Of directors OF the chamber Of
commerce Monday afternoon It was yot.
ed TO make Hotel Ardmore official
headquarters during the good road con.
yention October 4. Mrs. Don A. Coch.
ran is to have charge OF registration
and will be assisted BY members OF the
Ryonis club NJ. E. Anderson was nam.
ed 10 take up the matter OF q tourist
camp ground with the city commission.
ers. A resolution was passed thanking
j. =. Clop,cn. S. NestheImer and NJ. E.
Anderson for their work IN selling tick.
cts to the barbC ne and banquet TO be
given during the convention. J. c. Clop.
ton. j. w. Davis and NJ. r.. Anderson
will have charge OF the affair at fair
park.
Committees Named
p D. Maxwell was appointed TO Sc.
lect 4 committee on entertainment ana
arrangement. A committee COMPOSED OF
j. L. Easley. Tom Cooper and p. u.
Maxwell was named 10 get out the pro.
gram for the event. and they promised
10 have 1t ready when the convention
was called 10 order.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
POULN- N-TIERNAN CASE
ALMOST REACHES END

SOUTH BEND Ind.--The Poulin Tier.
nan case said to be the most sensation.
al legal contest over held in local
court, is expected 10 come to an end
today and II will lbe left to Judge G. l..
Ducomb to decide whether tho charges
OF Mrs. Augusta Tiernan that Harry
Poulln is the father OF her ten months.
old child, are TO be upheld,
Following the examination OF Poulln
yesterday the defense closed It's case
The defendants testimony which was
Intended as a reinforcement OF that Of
defense witnesses, was IN effect gener
al denial OF previous testimony by the
plaintiff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
GIRL TELLS Of
ACCIDENT LATE
FRIDAY ON ROAD
Engine Of Hamilton Ford Not
Stalled When Buick Went
Into Ditch and Injured
Anderson.

Officers investigating the auto acci-
dent on the Ardmore Wilson road near
Lone Grove last Friday night are still
puzzled al the manner in which Felix
Alexander was fatally injured. and how
A. T. Hamilton Of Wilson escaped in.
jury after a large Buick touring car
was demolished in q ditch within a few
feet OF him
Miss Emma Whtten driver OF the
Buick car. gave the following version
Of the accident to the Ardmoreite. 1T
happened az about $3.50 o'clock Friday
night as | was returning from Wilson
In company with George Noland she
said clyde Alexander OF Wilson and
Hubert Dyer Of Ardmore had asked
me- TO bring them 10 Ardmore.
Car on Wrong Side.
"lust as / came over the hill near
Lone Grove ! saw the car on the wrong
side with the headlights on. l thought
Il was coming toward me and made no
effort 10 turn Oft OF the way. thinking
t would give me the r.gh.of
When ! was right on it. I saw that II
had stopped. so I threw my car into
the ditch-on the right side OF the
road-to prevent hitting the Ford
THE two men jumped from behind
the Ford. and one OF them was hit.
The other was uniniured Every PER
son in my car was hit on bruised In
some manner. Hubert Dyer having his
ankle spraiucd
Engine Not Stalled.
There was nothing the matter with
he engine of tho Ford, as lt was run.
ming. Tho injured man and Hubert
Dyer were put In The Ford and carried
to Wilson by Hamilton"
Funeral services Tor Alexander were
hold at Wilson Tuesday, after relatives
of the deceased failed 10 send Tor the
body. according to Sheriff Ewing G.
london
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
COURT request
HELD VICTORY
FOR governor
'Embarrassments' Surround
TIL e Okmulgee Judge,
Chief Justice Holds in
His Opinion Today.
FAIRNESS OF ACT
NOT QUESTIONED
Motion by Hepburn Over
ruled; Order Came After
Three Days Argument.

OKLAHOMA CITY udge Mark l..
Bozarth of the district court OF Ok
mulgee. was today disqualified by the
state supreme court from sitting in the
trial Of Gov. j Il. A. Robertson on
charge of accepting bribe. In an
opinion handed down by the court.
Judge Bozarth was ordered TO certify
his disqualification at once.
The decision assumed Jurisdiction for
the court by over.ruiing a motion OF
James Hepburn. Okmulgee county at
torney. which declared the court was
without authority to order Judge Bo
zarth to disqualify himself. The action
OF the court was regarded as a victory
for Governor Robertson and came after
three days of argument The decision
was written BY Chief Justice Harrison
and concurred in by five justices.
Unfair TO Judge
After reviewing the evidence offered
by counsel for the governor that feeling
In Okmulgee ran high, against him al
the time of the indictment and that
Judge BoZarth mads no attempt TO halt
demonstrations against the chief execu-
tive, Chief Justice Harrison said In his
opinion
Under all these adverse facts. CIR.
cumstances and conditions we canno;
accord to Judge Bozarth that free, talr
and unbiased state OF mind, nor tina;
freedom OF action which the law con
templates in its guarantee OF fair anu
impartial trial without prejudice. We
believe It would be unfair to Judge Eo.
Earth 10 require him TO try this case
under the restrictive forces and circum-
stances which surround him and that
the law will be better subservci by as.
signing some other strong and able
Judge who is free from the restrictions
and embsrrassments which surround
Judge Bozarth."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
SOLD OUT
Kiwanis Club Goes to Hear
Celestial-And Gets
Fooled.

To attend your civic club after hav.
ing Il widely advertised that "a famous
and intellectual celestial was to be- pres
ent. to work yourself up TO a fever Of
expectancy waiting 10 hear the afore'
said celestial Iabher away In his NATIVE"
dlalect--to finally have the noted one
introduced. to have him speak Tor u
few minutes in the unknown tongue
and then to discover that you have
been sold and that the visitor Is no
more than one Of the home boys-oh.
shucks. amt IL a sncaky feeling
Wei. that's exactly what happened
at the Klwanls club Tuesday
IL had been announced that pr Wa
Lang Fung. president Of the Canton.
China. Kiwanis Club. would be- pres
ent at the weekly meeting and make
an address. II was further announced
that the doctor was making tour ~
the country. lsciuring to the various
clubs.
The attendance was i0O per cent
Every Kiwanian was there u fun ~.
gala. And In walked thc doctor in
company with Wayne Heath who vas
the bellwcther VI the proceedings
Wayne introduced the distinguished
gentleman and pr Brooks. who 10
was explained. had been a missionary
to China aud knew the Chinese tongue
stood up and began TO interpret the
speech of the visitor.
Hung Eow. WOW, wow. okosh. hi dec.
diddle." declared the celestial.
"ne saws he's mighty elsd TO he
present" Or Brooks graycly trans.
lated.
And so on and on the visitor warb'
led. After about five minutes g. y.
Harrison came rushing into the room
shirtless Glimpsing lhe speaker he
made dive Tor him HES got my
shirt" declared Harrison. and then
pandemonian broke loose.
n was finall, discovered that th'
noted d. WI Lang Funr WAS none
other than Dave Stfasmlck. Ills make
up was superb. Il Is declared and h.
and those In the plot carried the affair
In fine shape.
Besides this humorous turn 10 the
weekly meeting. the kiwanIans wefe
entertained b. Miss Miller 10 a Spanish
dance that was said to have been en-
tireiy pleasing. Miss Francis Jones
was at the piano.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
New Grand Jury to
Probe War Crafts
Called in October

WASHINGTON. - A new special
grand jury will be empouelled early
In October TO continue investigation
into alleged Illegal activities in CON
nection with the governments war op'
oyatlons.
The present grand jury. which has
been In recess since it handed down
indictments In the old Hickory Powder
plant case, viii go out Of existence by
law when the October court term be
gins
Aftcr completing its YQuIy into The
sale of surplus umbefstock and the
disposition OF the old Hickory case,
the grand jury was understood to have
started on third ease Of equal i'm.
purtaucy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
Auto Stalls
Are Outlined
Along Street

Perhaps one doesn't have to walk
a "ehalk line" In Ardmore but II
one parks along Main street here.
after he is going to have TO park
in chalk line"
In other words the city admins.
,ratlon is having stalls" for autos
outlined along the sides OF Main
street and woe TO him who does
not observe the markings.
Chief Ilgnlght with a crew OF
men was buslly engaged In mark.
ing off these spaces Tuesday morn.
ing. They are made at an angle
OF about - degrees and are 80
arranged that plenty OF room i
included In one ot the stalls" for
parking cars.
People generally are welcoming
the innovation. believing that much
space can b. saved and many more
cars may be parked because ot H.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
HEARING ON ORIENT
RATES SET FOR SEPT. 30

WICHITA, Hau.-lloarlng OF the pc.
tiilon ~ the ~ railroads connecting
with the Kansas CITY. Mexico and ori.
ent asking the onnulmcnt 10 the rc.
cent order ~ the Interstate commerce
commission granting the orieut greater
division ~ rates. viii be held In the
United States district court al Denver
saturday September 30. according ,o
information obtained from officials of
the road here today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
{. DECIDES
TO RUN nelson
FOR congress
Compromise Reached When
Candidates Tied; Cardwell
Denies That He Will
Withdraw.

o. c. Iasher, secretary OF the count
election board stated Monday night
that no one had ordered his name off
the ticket and so far as he was able
&c learn not 4 single candidate OF either
party would be missing when the date
Of the general election rolled around
1t has been intimated for some time,
Mr.. Lasher stated, that the republican
hominee for sheriff would withdraw
but Bill Cardwel has most empha'i.
cally denied that statement and said
Monday that he was most assuredly in
the race to the finish.
Compromise Here.
The question Of a republican noml.
nee for the state legislature that was
tied between Mcclure and Nelson Il
10 said has been settled between both
parties, and Nelson will be in the run.
ming. This agreement was made some
time ago when the republican county
central committee met 10 select dele.
gates TO the state convention.
Both parties are getting active
throughout the county. and the secre.
tary OF the election board predicts the
heaviest vote ever polled in Carter
county in the general election next
November.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26

tilted positions on al the Hindcnburg
line. the sVth division men suffered
heavily In dead and wounded And
50 With this as the red letter dsy of
their war history. the veterans 10.
sumed their reunion here today In the
clear autumn skies. whereas. four years
ago they waded into the rage Of Ger.
man machine guns while rain fell
To-day the reunion is to hold it first
business session. THIS session. u was
reiterated today by Mike Ilosp Of HOus-
ton. Texas. is to attend strictly to or
zsnlzation work No politics will b.
tolerated. he said Il was reported
1900 men were IN attendance today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
Senator Tom Watson
Dies at Washington
After Short Attack
Body Will be Sent to Home
in Thomason, Ga, Today;
Was an "Anti-Wilson and
Anti-League Democrat"

WASHINGTON United States SEN
utor Thomas +. Watson Of Georgia
died suddenly at his home early today.
Death was said to be due to an acute
attack Of asthma, from which Senator
Watson suffered recurrently for some
years.
The family and number OF The
senators friends had been summoned
to the residence before the end came.
The first year and a half Of his term
in the senate TO which he was elected
In 1920 after receiving the nomination
ever Senator fIoke Smith and Governor
Hugh NJ. Dorsey Senator Watson gave
no indication Of any impairment of the
vigor and activity which had marked
his long career in politics and as pub
Usher In his last speech in the senate
delivered only u week ago last We'd
nesday the Georgia senator severely
criticised the administration for its
course in connection witht he rail strike
situation. His previous attack on the
administration and most notably MS
charges of illegal hangings in the Amer
lean expeditionary forces, the subject
Of exhaustive discussion in the SEN
ate. made him u conspicuous figure
in the senate body during his brief
service there
In the senator's own language. az
given in his Biographical sketch in
| the Congressional Directory, he con-
ducted his campaign for the senate
as IAN anu-Wuson, antl-league and
Gnti-war measures democrat
Body Sent Home.
The body OF the senator will be taken
to his home at Thomson, Ga. today at
! 3:l5 o'clock. He had already made
! reservations on a train leaving at that
time to spend the congressional vaca'
ton at his home. The senator IS sur
vived by his widow and two grand
children.
Although having served only short
time IN the senate. Senator Watson's
oratory was fiery attacks upon Vegisla-
ton he opposed, added to his national
| prominence gained in his home state.
| He was an historical expert, his senate
speeches being rich with incidents of
/ history. particularly French. Of which
/ he was j great student.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
BASKING IN OKLAHOMA SUNSHINE.
VETERANS OF GOTH DIVISION ARE
THINKING OF BATTLES 4'YEARS AGO

TULSA. Okla -Four years ago In
the ~. Michael sector mcn u the sOth
division were WINS dead ON the rain.
soaked. shellton battleflslds or they
were being rushed back to field hos.
pitais after one of the most bloody raids
ever STAGED. by an American division In
France Il was 10 engage the atten.
tion Of the Germans In this sector
while othsf units were stofming the
AreOnns forest that the division was
sent out across no mans land at 20
0'ciOck that memorable morning four
yssrs ago.
Running into the most strongly for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
JURY TO DECIDE WHO DROVE DEATH CAR
Bozarth Disqualified by the Supreme Court
A LITTLE SERVICE

" I'D you have to lie in hospital, far away from
l friends and relatives not knowing whether you
going to live or de--and not caring great
deal at that?
If you have you appreciate the condition of
those boys in the soldier hospital at Sulphur There
eleven such boys there today and by next week there
will be perhaps 30
They the fellows who marched gaiy away to
strains of Over There in 1917 and who came back
few months later, after helping save civzaton-bady
shattered in health and barely hanging to life
It's only little do to comfort and cheer
them, but let's do bit anyway
In front of the Ardmorete building there is going to
be large barrel The Ardmoreite invites YOU to fill it
with old magazines. Magazines will help pass the time
away for those disabled soldiers in the Sulphur hospital
They will take the minds of the disabled soldiers off of
their hurts and conditions.
Bring your old magazines to the Ardmoreite office
and dump them in the barrel. The Ardmoree will send
them to the Sulphur hospital.
All right lets Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
TURKS ACCEPT
ALLIED PLANS
FOR ARMlSIICE
London Optimistic over
Second Invasion of Neu-
trail Area by Turks on
Asiastic Side
Monday.
RUSSIA SENDS NOTE
TO ALLIED LEADERS
Soyiets Want to be Party to
Settlement Regarding the
Straits Of Dardanelles.

CONSTANTINOPLE The reply o,
the Turkish nationallsts government to
the allied peace note has been complet-
ed, and promises acceptance OF the con.
dit!ons laid down at the Paris confer.
ence to Essad Mey, aide de camp to
Mustapha Kemal Pasha, who has -
, rived from Smyrna.
The nationalists, however. insst upon
their rights to conduct a military cam.
paigfn during the progress OF the con.
ference, and also demand admission 10
the meeting of all the allies Of the An
CORA government including Russia. Per.
sla and Bulgaria.
Russia Sends Warning
MOSCOW.-Soviet Russia in a note
addressed 70 England, France, Italy,
Greece. Rumania. Jugo.Slovakia anc
Egypt proposing an immediate con
ference designed to finc a solution or
the near east situation, warns the Eu.
ropean powers against again ignoring
the interest Of those cuntries directly
interested in the freedom of the Oar
danelles.
The note relterates that Russia will
refuse to recognize any decision unless
she is q party to the agreement.
London Optimistic
LONDON-An optimistic view OF the
secvond invasion Of the neutral zone on
the Asiatic side Of the Dardanelles. an.
nounced in Constantinople dispatches
being taken In cabinet circles here
Where the opinion is expressed thar
the allied proposals for the peace con.
ference had not reached Mustapha Ke.
NAL Pasha when the latest advance oc.
Cured. or that 1t was the work OF un-
controllable irregulars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
BABE ATE POISON ON
FLOOR; DIED LATER

SIERRA MApRE. Cal.--Thc swing.
Ing OF door Indirectly brought to
death TO the two year old child o. Mr
end Mrs W L. lilbbs.
A bottle ot poison. In pellet form
was Jared from shelf to The floor
when the door was slammed An older
child opened The bottle and played with
the pellets for time and then len
them scattered On the floor There the
younger child found them aud swal.
lowed several