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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
Harmless Laxative to Clean Little Bowels and Sweeten
Sour, Collie Stomach-Babies Love II

Millions OF mothers depend upon
genuine California Fig Syrup to
clean and freshen baby's stomach
and bowels.
When the little one is constipated.
has wind. collie, feverish breath.
coated tongue. or diarrhoea. half
teaspoonfui promptly moves the pois-
ons. gases. bile. souring food and
waste right out Never cramps or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

Numerous careful studies haze shorn
that the bacterial contents Of the
ar IN aciccrs resembles those Of fhe
outer AIR aboUe. fafher than The bac-
feria tn The keua0e. aud that they
are comparatively feD Ia numbers.
IN fact the air tn anything approach
tug model scirer Is better than that
IN oUercroleded fheafcrs aud
churches The menace Of sccerage
snsfcms u the pollution Of public
trafer supplies. nofsfhc air Of either
streets or baidln0a Ncrcrfhcsess
great care should BE- fakcs 10 pre-
penf the accumulation Of bad air In
sewers and 10 reduce 10 a minimum
the access o. any setccr air 10 houses
or other buildings
How many moons has the planet
JUPITER u there any possibility u
life on this planet or on the moonsy
What n the diameter % these moons
and what IL their distance IN radli
from the pianet7
Jupiter has nine MOONS, four Of
srhlch ore large. There q certainly
40 hfc on Jupiter. nor 10 there reason
10 assume NE on aav Of iis moons.
The atmosphere Of Jupiter u a mass
Iof ciosd or steam. apparently red
hot. There IL doubt about The dIamc-
fers Of yupifcr's moous For four
81 them. The diamefers IN miles may
D. stated as 200. 200. $3.50. goo.
Too others arc estimated az about
100 niles zach another al IS miles !:
for fico others NO figures are OsueH
Thcir disfance IN radH from che
planet tarv from F.s5 20 $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
- KEEP WE'LL
HAY FEVER
ny DIR X. u. BISHOP

Az fever IL Tivins
way gradually %
medical scienoe.
Hay fever sui.
ferers arc legion.
Many are at.
tackled AZ the
ssfne hour os
the same day
each year. Many
seek relief In
ne ~ climates.
hInH 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

cycle. IN n fnf.
stan Garden" 10
De presented Fri.
day evening In tho
auditorium. 1911
Fifth ave. by Ply
mouth Congress
tho nal g IN v e o h
. h or. She was
ono Of the leading
singers In The
Wayfafcr.-
In q Persian
Garden" !. TO be
staged with Cos
.suuew in approgrl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

minutes octors-f minutes after TAKING
Jo-To
Stops--tsas, Acidity. Sour Stomach
nieartburn, Belching, Swelling and
all after eating distress in--Two
Minutes. Absolutely harmless.
Sold by all Drug stores. Samples
Free by addressing the Jo-To Co,
Bellingham. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

Dear Miss Grey: I am n second
wife. very happy and contcntod. I'm
fully convinced that my husband
dearly loved his first wife and before
We were married he told mo how
happy and contented they were and
that there was nothing In tho world
10 compare with woman's pure
love.
i have been married 10 him sew
erai years now and u does not hurt
my feelings 10 hear him speak OF
her. In fact. I often speak OF her 20
him a. tho I'D known her. having
four OF her young children 10 bring
up.
have her photo where they can
always see -. and I often speak Of
her 90 them. ! should never. never
feel jealous Of her. "a ! fully believe
my husband loves mo and 1 admire
him all the more for not forgetting n
good woman. ar ~ many men do.
II I were 90 lose my husband he
would always be- a dear memory %
me. and Second Wife should look
at u that way.
Jealousy ~ a demon IN any home.
n IL foolish 20 be jealous or cnvfous
OF the dead. This woman should taks
her husbands word for u. that hs
loves her--a cherished memory would
not necessarily interfere with such a
love. G. /. NJ
what branches has the legislative
body Of tho Philippines and who APP
points the justices Of their supreme
court7
The senafc ard hosse Of ,eprrscnf-
afires form Inc legislative body 81
the Philippine government. The Jus
tees Of tho supreme court are ap-
pointed bv the president Of tho
Unsfed States. oHe-hau Of tho usem-
hrrs Of fhs supreme court betHg
A mericans aHd The efhers FHipsnos
How aid tho name America" hap
PER 20 b. besso~ ed on the two con-
tinentnT
Apersoo vespecct. q Native o.
Florence. sc~rs IN partial con1and
of an expedition Of exploration. He
rrnchrd fhe norfhsaxfern part 81 fhe
goafh Arrrican coast. on his refurH
10 Europe ~ ,crofe a PRETTY fun ae-
cennf Of srh1f he had seeH. schieh
ras pnbiIshef is 1884, ~ ras. IN 20
far as q knoscn. the first prtrfrd de-
se.spfsos o. RE mainland Of the
tvestern hemisphere. 90 u rafwreiv
bvonOhf the srrsf~r iHfo notice. Al
fhss fims there u1s a Gerwan pro-
fessov Of geography waved WaIdsce-
uspeif~v connected With the college 81
81 Dse, o. ttfiaos ao,c sacfuded IN
casfegu Frarcr. He read this &C
oosnf ard tras ,rseh fnferesfed, IN
the year 1901 ne printed C Hffie book
IN Latin on the college press and
enfliIed n AN Introduction 20
Geography II eonioiHed this scr-
trnce. rhich soas 70 hatc lasting Ca
aaoace on the history OF this COMA
lsrvs and the fourth part Of the
aeorid hastnc been discovered bv
4 sseri0o or Americas. acc may coll IL
Amerigc. or America"
why Old Cleopatra and Antony
commit HNtsibH
Cleopatra cowmtffed suicide. ac-
cordiHg 10 tradition. bv the bite Of
as asp. ~ order 70 escape being er-
Albifcd IN fhc friamphal procession
Of OcfariGnms Antony. deserted bp
the Egyptian fleet end his oicn army.
ard deceircd by false report Of
the death Of Cleopatra. committed
suicide BY faitiHD on HIS strord
Clcopafra's ssicise fofioTcd Anfonvs
who built tho Coliseum NJ Rome7
The Emperor Fespass~s had u
bsaf. 10 ras dedicated. hoTcrcr. bg
hts son and successor, TITUS, Ia A.
ID. so.
what n the largest animal In the
world7
The southern Hnbock trhaic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

GRANDvIEw.--Mayor ". ID. TO.
Wig OF Yakima leads meeting OF Yaki.
ma valley mayors whore rate charged
for electricity IL discussed. Expected
that appeal TO state board OF public
works to he made for lower rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

SAN JOSE. - Sixty.slx men and
eight women. confessed users of
drugs. arrested in raids here In last
~ hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

NNfFfHNW NJ EHfIIHNl FI"T "
with be 90 voice. In tho chorus. Wal
lace McMurray. choirrnasfsr % Ply
mouth church, Is directing the pro
ducfion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

VANCOUVER. - Fred q. ROBBERS,
". mRrries Mrs. Lucille Kramer, &C..
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VITAL STATISTICS

! johnson. George J. girl
Naksmurs. Katauji. boy.
Orrsii. Robert ~. girl
Phillips. ivan r.. gfri.
Peterson. Arthur, girl
RidReway. Whitson. boy.
Riley. Bernard. boy.
Sldsti. Max. boy.
Stupsrich. John. gffi.
Wusthoff. Charles. boy.
Weiss. Joseph. boy.
wheian. John. boy.
Wlldermuth. John. girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MAkKlAGE LlCENSES
Name and Residence. Age.
Jordon. Harvey 81. Seattle Legal
cottreli. Bessie u. Seattle Illegal
Clark. Leon ID. Auburn ..........s1
Huseby. Margaret. Auburn ...... 40
Cross. VIII J.. Seattle ............92
Atkinson. Florence C.. Seattle 49,. 10
Pcrcivsi. Leonard. Tacoma 49,. Legal
Percival. Elva. Tacoma Legal
parke. Alex, Crsndview .........st
Tucker. Ruth Elizabeth, Seattle ..zS
Lindeif. willard Clifford. Seattle. 40
Setx. Florence Marion. Seattle ....ls
Furtwsngler. VIM. r.. Seattle. Legal
Lahti. Ida T.. Seattle Legal
SiedIer. Edward. Manette 49,. Legal
Alexander. Lueiis. Seattle Illegal
lrhrisfenson. Ephriam. tacoma =. 40
Munsou. Pearl A.. Tacoma ...s....z2
Hennings Lawrence r.. Seattle Legal
Heyer. Margaret ". Seattie Legal
Burns. Frank d.. Oakland Legal
Mccoy. Fay. Kellogg. Idaho. Legal
scarpo. MARITIME. Seattle .........70
Aarieanta. Congetto. Seattle ....25
GiazIk. John s.. Seattle .........H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

what n the largest animal In the
worid7
Tho southern finback rhaie.
Who was tho first parliamcntarian
I'm the house OF representatives.
The position Of clerk AZ the speak
cr's table Dns created about 1874. but
the duty Of advising the chair con
ccrnin1 poriia msnfarp questions did
not arisc unfH the SIN congress.
,rhen Asher g. Kinds ras appointed
10 the office bv Speaker Reed, nv
reason Of Kinds great ability. his
long service. oHd hts published toorks
on parliamentary procedure Of the
house OF Representatives. he became
knoicn as the "parIidmerfori1H~ ~
the house. Since Kinds time the
clerk at tho speakers table has been
popularity called "pariiamcnfarian."
What IN sewer gasy Is II very
dangerous?
The setccr 0ds Of which 80 much
fras said some years ago docs not
erist as specific Gas. Sc,ccrs. aud
particularly those retaining deposits
Of or0anic matter for considcra bic
periods. MAY yield rafious Oases Of
decomposition. and Under crfremc
conditions these ooscs moy be post
tireiD and Immediately dangerous.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
DRUMRIGH7 TAPS
GAS PIPE line;
STEALS SUPPLY
Meter is Attached so Mayor Mic
odemus Can Get Company
Pay for Fuel That Is Used
Is Claim

TULSA, Okla. la.--Charactcrizing the
action uf Mayor w. T.. Nicodemus of
Drumright in tapping the gas main Of
the Oklahoma Natural Gas company
near that city late Friday as "bolshevik"
X. G. Sharpe, vice president Of the COM
pany, said that Immediately on learning
Of this action man was sent from here
to make an investigation.
IF we find that it Is our line that
has been tapped we will immediately in
struct our attorneys to take the proper
legal action to protect our rights" Mr.
Sharpe said
1--WE were not consulted in the matter
and knew nothing about ii until news.
paper reports We're brought to our at
tention The only way Drumright could
legally get gas from our lines would be
through an order of the corporation
commission. No such order has been
granted"
II was learned here that a represen.
tative OF the Drumright mayor visited
Tulsa Friday, secured gas meter. and
took it 10 Drumright where 1t was in
stalled to measure the gas that il being
taken. Local gas company officials stat
ed they did not know a meter was pro.
cured here. -I
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
ALIAS SANTA CLAUS

Twenty.three little children OF
Ardmore. less fortunate than some
OF the others here. are going to
have a real Christmas this year.
even though Mamma and Papa--if
they have parcnts--are not able to
supply Il.
Twenty three kind hearted per.
sons joined The Ardmorcite's ALIAS
Santa Claus" club. agreeing 10 play
personal Santa Claus to these chill.
dren. Isn't that fine7
And now for the Happy christ.
mas.
on Monday the Ardmoreite will
submit the list of "AliaA Santa
Claus" TO the Associated Charities,
the salvation Army and other char.
ity organizations and children will
be assigned. Then the Afdmoreltc
will call these people up and let
them know who the children they
are TO make glad live.
It's q fine spirit. this atlas san.
Ia Claus" spirit is. and the AIi.
moreite appreciates the response
given the eall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Fnr,,,s,er +! ,1.,,s ers Organize to Protect
MenWho Testify at Trial of
5 Alleged Slayers at Henin
Broad Threat Is
Made by Leaders
OF GrueSome Plan

MARION, Ill.-Sworn TO protect the
lives Of their members who have testi.
fled for the prosecution at the trial OF
five men charged with murder in con-
nection with the llerrin mine riots, a
secret organization Of farmers is report
ed to have been formed in Williamson
and johnson counties, according TO in
vestigators from the office Of Attorney
General Edward Brundage.
For the life OF every farmer taken
as the result Of his testimony in the
trial, we will exact a toll Of ten lives
of his attackers" was said TO have been
the words spread broadcast over the
countryside.
One of the witnesses heard Friday
Just before the adjournment over Sat
urday and Sunday was said by one Of
the states counsel to have broken down
and wept just before taking the stand
and 10 have pleaded that he be excused.
81 don't mind for myself" he was
quoted as having said, but l have a
wife and family to consider
Equal reluctance was experienced
with several other farmer witnesses who
had appeared during the first three
days sessions of the trial and have
pointed out several of the defendants
as the men they had seen with guns ON
the morning OF the tragedy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
TULSA MAN HELD
AS SUSPECT IN
CADDO ROBBERY
Clarence Ward Denies Com
plicity and Says He Spent
Night in Boswell, but Left
Early Friday

DURANT.--Clarencs Ward of Tulsa
was arrested in the eastern part Of
Bryan county Friday night by deputy
sheriffs and is held in Jail here for
investigation In connection with the
robbery Friday of s2S,OOO in liberty
bonds and currency from the Caddo
National Bank AT Caddo. II miles north
of here.
Ward denies completely. He said ne
spent Thursday night at the Home Of
j. NJ. Leroy, a farmer living near Bos.
well. Leroy verified the statement, ac.
cording to the authorities. but said
that Ward left Friday morning in his
large motor car, returning about noon.
The car was of the same make said
TO have been used by the robbers, Of
ficers said The robbery occurred about
1890 O'Clock in the morning. Officers
declared the car had been stolen in
Pawhuska, in November.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Bright Lights
Blind Driuer:
Woman Hurt

Glaring headlights caused a near Sc
rious accident on the road between
Ardmore and Berwyn last night and
as result, Mrs. \. l.. Billingsley Of
sulphur is at the Hardy sanitarium,
suffering from a number of injuries
The accident occurred five miles north
east Of the city lat what Is known as
Dead Mans Curve" Mr.. and Mrs.
Billingsley with their two children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Hicks, had been In
Ardmore and were enroutc home early
A big car approaching from Berwyn
at high rate of speed. and carrying
bright headlights as well as n strong
spot light, caused Mr.. Billingsley TO
lose sight OF the road rs he approach.
ed the sharp turn. His car jumped the
highway. and was overturned and com.
pletely demolished,
DR.. A. ID. Chapman and family also
OF sulphur was close at hand and
rendered assistance to the occupants
OF the demolished car, and returned
with them to the Hardy sanitarium.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
N-YEAR CLUB
Men Who Have Been in
Ardmore = Quarter Of
= Century.

DO you know who II was that sold
the first string VI Bananas In Ardmorc,
Chances are you did not know that
Jim Staples was the person. and he IL
sun selling bananas and groceries IN
south Ardmore after all these years.
Mr. Staples landed Ia Ardmore June
Z, 1887. and began business on his own
account by opening a market and gro.
Gerry on the south side OF Main street,
near the Santa Re tracks. later he en-.
gagged In the transfer business and pur.
chased the first two horse wagon from
q. q. Morse that was owned In the city.
lie has the distinction of sending the
first express package from this city.
handing the same over TO John o'Meai.
ley who was express agent.
J. T. Staples was born at Centralia.
m. December ss. 1852. and when ten
Years OF age moved with his parents to
Denton. Texas. where he WIS living
when he decided TO come TO the new
town and get In business for himself.
In speaking of the first train that
passed throu hsthe city. Mr.. Staples
said that one would have thought n
big circus had arrived. because every
one for many miles around were on
hand TO welcome the train crew, and
what few passengers were aboard when
they got here.
lie has seen the city grow from a
few unpainted shacks and unpaved
struest to its present size. and has done
his share toward bringing about this
wunjerful transformation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17

sioncrs have acted on the petition oe
1858 citizens OF Arirnore. asking the rs-
movai of the Chief OF Police Hignlghf:
and 1874 citiyens. demanding the TO
movsl Of City Manager Kirk Dyer. The
Committee IN charge Of securing these
petitions wish to take this means of
thanking Mayor iIefner and Commis.
sioners poak. nendon and Duke. for
their - operation.
while We have no names to offer
for consideration fos these two posi.
ticns. We believe that the men who
ate appointed should bs resident tax
PAYERS ~ the city Of Ardmore, ar.
aualnted with the town. rs people aud
its n.eiis
''Thc fart that mau has Killed ono
or mure men In his life time. Is no unsl.
ifissiion fm chief of Police. neither is
the dsnal 90 the rrht of peiltim ID
tcontinued from pste ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
PRESIDENT Of
POLAND KILLED j
AT ART EXHIBIT
New Chief Had Held Office
One Week When Shot
By Demented Artist in
Public Gathering.
CROWD BEAT MAN AS
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE
Assassination Resembles Death
Of President Mckinley at
Buffalo; No Plot.

WASHINGTON. 49, Gabriel Naruto-
wicz, first president of Poland was as
sassinated Saturday while visiting an
art exhibition at noon. The president
was shot, dying a few moments later.
NJ Narutowicz, was killed by an ar.
tist named Niewadomslii. who fired
three shots. Every shot took effect
President Narutowicz, had just con-
cluded an address formally opening the
picture exhibition when NiewadomskI
stepped up to the platform in the lie
of people shaking the presidents hand
and fired three shots at close range.
Assassin Is Beaten
The president dropped fatally wound
ed, while the crowd of Mortified spec
tators, after the first instant Of startled
immobility, pounced upon the assassin.
He was beadly beaten before the au.
thorities were able to drag him away.
The circumstances OF the shooting
and the arrest of the murderer greatly
resembled those OF the assassination Of
President Mckinley at Buffalo by
CZolgosZ.
Niewadomski, the assassin, has long
been regarded by his assistants as men,
tally deranged and his act il looked up
on as due 10 the motivation OF his
disordered mind rather than as the re-
suit OF definite plot against the life
OF the nowly elected president.
In Office . Week
There have been continuous disor.
ders ever since President Sarutowicz
was elected by the national assembly
one week ago Saturday. On that occas-
ion there was tumutous clamor grow
ing out of his unexpected choice to sue
ceed General Pilsudski the battle be-
tween rival factions and the police re-
sulting in four deaths and the injury
OF more than 100 persons. President
NorutowicZ took over the supreme eX-
ecutive authority from Marshal Pilsud-
ski only two days ago. the ceremony
occurring at noon Thursday at the Bel
veders Palace, the official home OF the
president.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
Governor and His
Party Visit in
Mexico Saturday

BRowNSvILI.E. Texas Celebrating
the visit OF Governor Robertson OF ok
lahoma and his party to Matamoros.
Mexico. the entire city joined Saturday
in the hospttalities extended the visit.
org. Governor Robertson and his party
were entertained by Major Elisondo.
military commander Of the Matamoros
district. and number Ut prominent mil.
,tary and civil officials ot northern
Mexico.
A dinner was given In honor of the
a tour OF the city. The military band
provided music, Governor Roocrtson's =
party included Attorney General Short.
George Rittcnhous-. Tom Martin and
Robert stuart ot oklahoma Ci'y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
APPOINTMENT OF LOCAL MEN FOR
CITY JOBS URGED BY CITIZENS:
HEFNER AND DOAK ARE ENDORSED

In several petitions that are being
circulated endorsing men for the posi-.
ton OF city manager. there Is a request
for appointment of locai man who IL
taxpayer and known to the people OF
Ardmore.
This seems to he the sentiment OF
persons who gather to discuss the
Question of appointment OF a new man.
ager and new chief Of police.
At least three petitions or public
statements were made Saturday in
which endorsement was given to men
for the position of city manager. These
include Mayor X. A. lefner. ". q.
Doak. present city commissioner. and
J. $. McCharen.
Thanks Commissioners
Z. y. Cobb. signing himself chairman
II committee. saturday afternoon h..
sued the following statement.
The Mayor and Board Of Csmmls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
LOCKE HELPS OBTAIN
PARDON FOR INDIAN

MCSkoGEE. Ol,la.-Parolcd last Ap.
ril, lsom Beams. OF okmulges county,
was today granted pardon by Lieut.,
Gov. NJ. E. Tmpp ON Recommendation
Of the Okmulgcc county officials aud
Major Nictur N. Locke. ir.. suporintcnd.
ent OF the Five civilized Tribes. At the
office Of Major Locke II was stated to.
day that the head ct ths Indian depart
mcnt favored pardon Tor Beams In
view of his exceptional good conduct
since his parole. Beams was convicted
In okmulgve count. May {. fs2i.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
IRISH REPUBLIC ASKS
FOR McD0UGAL POEM

OKLAHOMA CITY Mary Carmach
McDougal ot Sapulpa. whose poem.
Michael Collins" attracted nationwide
attention following its publication sew.
cral months ago has received letter
~ appreciation from the brother Of the
lntc Irish hero. and the president OF the
Irish republic has asked her for 1909
copies ~ the poem to be distributed
throughout Ireland. according TO r..
cent announcement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
FIGHT TAKEN TO
SENATE BY HEAD
OF OPPOSI7IONS
Practices of Senator in
Massachusetts Declared to
Be Venal and Menacing
to Citizens.
DIPLOMAT REFUSES
TO MAKE COMMENT
Election Officials Told to Save
Ballots as Evidence in Fight
at Capital

WASHINGTON. The proceedings
begun in Massachusetts challenging
the reelection 70 the senate Of Henry
Cabot Lodge the republican leader
Saturday were transferred to the SEN
ate.
protest and challenge" against
the election of Senator Lodge was re-
ceived by Vice President Coolidge, from
Conrad w. Croker. Attorney for John
A. Nichols defeated prohibition candi.
date and representative of the liberal
republican league Of Massachusetts.
Fragrant irregularities" in the
Nov. I senatorial election We're charg.
ed in Mr.. CroC.era petition, which de.
cared Senator Lodge was minority
winner, and mad been repudated
Not Partisan Move
Mr.. Crooker said his fight was not
in behalf of William A. Castor, VINO
was the democratic candidate, and was
not a partisan move but was resigned
ITO unseat the man who has accom-.
plished more harm az an obstructor Of
world peace and the natural expression
u hpNi ~ t4puEul IMAM any nun slflCo
Nero.
More than that, he continued,
"the practices by which Lodge was
maintained his power in Alassachu.
setts. are as yenal and menacing az
anything that Plat l'enrose or Quay
ever attempted"
MIR. Crooker added that he realized
the administration would fight to IRE.
tain ~ principal senatorial prop" but
he said Lodge Wa beaten al home md
his machine is a shattered wreck.
IL is understood that The liberal
league has served notice on Massachu.
sets election officials to preserve the
ballots Tor use in the senate contest
Senator Lodge refrained from com.
ment on the contest petition. His
friends said he did not regard the
move is important.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-17
NO SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC
TO BE CALLED IN CITY

An epidemic ot smallpox canno, b.
called In Ardmore because OF the Few
number " eases here. Dr. A. II. Lew.
II, state health commissioner. said last
night at u meeting at the Hotel Ard.
more when he was guest VI a number
of local physicians.
lie stated that vaccination Is com.
pulsory In this state only when there
II an epidemic. hut stressed the fact
that all persons should hr vacclnatcd,
because the disease seems to be spread.
ing.