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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
LABOR BOARD IS
HOPING STRIKE
CAN Be HALTED
Maintenance of Way Workers
Have Grievance Over
Wage Cut; Cradle
Holds Strike Order.

CHICAGO. - Members OF the United
States railroad labor board expressed
strong hope that todaly's conference
with officials of the maintenance of
way union would prevent workers from
Joining the shopmen. Strike orders
were left in Detroit headquarters when
Il. F. Cradle, president and other union
officials left for Chicago to attend TO.
days conference. At the Joint con-
ference before the board last Friday,
Mr.. Cradle agreed to hold the strike
order until yesterday. Arrangements
for today's meeting We're made yester-
day by telephone as union officials
completed the canvass OF the strike
vote and prepared to dispatch the strike
order The conference was arranged
through the efforts OF Ben w. Hooper.
chairman OF the board and w. l.. Nc.
Menimen. one of the three labor mem.
bers. to maintain peace on the rail.
roads.
Union leaders said their aly de.
msnd was that the board hold up It's
recent wage cuts pending an appeal.
The threatened strike OF maintenance
men Is a matter OF wages only.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
Six to One Victory Proves
to Texans Ardmore Has
Something Like Fire
works on Fourth.
DELUGE OF RUNS
STARTED IN FIRST
Jones and Truesdale Chalk
Up Homers Perryman on
Mound Had Good
Support.

Clcburne Car Knockers are aware
that the Producers can produce and
that while this is sane and safe
Fourth OF July. there was a fellow
named Perryman on the mound here
who had lots of fireworks and his
manner OF display was somewhat a
wonder.
il must be admitted, too. that Jones
and Truesdale had some of the strong
stuff in their storehouse, for each Of
them clouted a homer. When Trues'
dale went TO bat. in the seventh, there
were two men on bases and this added
the final touch to the 6 10 / victory.
Bleacher fans were in predominance
for the first time this season. In all
about 800 turned out.
This afternoon Cleburne will finish
its series at O'Clock.
Score by innings:
Ardmore --300 900 30x-6 y
Cleburne 100 OlO 000-l
Batteries: Ardmore. Perryman and
LeMasters; Cleburne. Bishop and Craig
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
The Fourth
In ArdmOre
And County
While Horse Races and
Base Ball Games Hold
Sway Here, Healdton
and Wilson Diversity.

People In every part Of Carter county
are making merry today in commem-
oration OF the l4Gth anniversary OF
the signing Of the Declaration or In
dependence. So far everything seems
to have gone as the people would have
1t. safe and sane.
Ardmore ball fans are spending their
holiday here. in order to witness the
double header game with the Producers
are playing. one before noon and one
in the afternoon. This alone is a full
days entertainment for many.
What others are planning on for
amusement are the races which are
being held at Wilmington Park. Those
who are supervising the races say that
some of the best horses in the state
are entered and much interest Is being
displayed by townspeople. The track
is in fine condition. especially since the
rain Sunday and as the dust Is some
what settled, sightseers will not have
to worry about the usual stir of dirt.
Carloads Of Legionnaires left early
for Wilson and others are planning on
lcdEiHB ldler 10 dlkeHu tne picnic anu
carnival which is being held at that
place. This is Wilson's second annual
picnic for the legion men. who are
guaranteed good time. A big dance
is being planned at the end of the day
and legionnaires and their friends from
over the county have received invita-
tions.
The three day picnic at Healdton so
far has been wonderful success and
business men at that place report the
largest crowd that has ever attended.
Free vaudeville stunts are being given
twice daily but the big barbecue seem
to be attracting the greater amount Of
attention.
The weather man seems to have been
working in cooperation with those who
I planned the various picnics. as accord
! ing to the forecast the entire day will
I be a sunshine and no rain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
OPERATORS AND
miners STALLED
ON NEGOTIATION
Both Sides Sit and hold Hands
Until President Returns
From Vacation on
Monday.

WASHINGTON. The conference
of bituminous coal operators and Off.
cials Of the miners union called by
President Harding to consider methods
for settling the coal strike stood at ad.
journmcnt today until next Monday
with the deadlock between the two
groups still unbroken.
What plans the government might
have for carrying further its interven-
ing which appeared TO consider the only
possibility OF bringing about an early
strike settlement had not been indl-
Gated today. II was expected that
President Harding, who will have re.
turned Monday from his Ohio trip, will
again get in direct touch with the ne
gotlators and II was believed In some
quarters that he might have definite
proposal for them. Secretaries Hoover
and Davis. who have attended the meet.
ings as representative OF the admins.
tration. so far as known have offered
no proposals outside OF a tentative sug.
gestion that committee of miners and
operators might be appointed to con.
slider the possibility of outlining dis.
tricts as basis for wage conferences.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
WORKERS
TO JOIN STRIKE?
Union Officials Believe They
Will; Rail Heads Think
the Other Way; Time
Will Tell.

NEW YORK.-Union officials insist.
ed today that hundreds of other union
workers employed by railroads would
join in the strike against wage reduc.
tons made by the railroad labor board.
Railroad officials, denying that the
walkout had hampered the operation of
trains, declared the ranks of the strik.
ers were being rapidly filled by exper-
fenced men who had been laid off dur.
ing the depression. Many pensioners
were said to be reporting for work.
Members Of the railroad clerks union
in New York We're instructed by their
national officers to continue on their
routine jobs, and not be stampeded
into u sympathetic strike until the re.
suit OF the strike balloting. now taking
place, was ascertained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
FRANCE GREETS
U. s. ON FOURTH

PARIS. - President Millerand to.
day sent the following eablegram to
President Harding;
Then French people wish 10 as.
sociate themselves heartily with
the American people in the celebra-
ton OF Independence Day. The
common trials which our two ma.
tons have endured to insure the
liberty OF the world make nearer
and dearer to US the anniversaries
IN which one OF them commemor.
ates tho triumph OF this noble
cause. In the name OF France,
bound to the United States by last.
ing friendship. | send to YOU and
to the great republic which YOU rep.
resent. my warmest wishes for
your happiness and prosperity"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
king OF YEGGS" IS
CELEBRATING TODAY

LEAvENwoRTH. kan.--Hsrry Mul.
doom. So, alias ID. X. King, one Of the
oldest prisoners In the United states.
was released yesterday from the federal
peniteniiary where he served one year
and one day ON charge OF altering .
post office money order. Muldon has
served six prison terms. his criminal
record. according to information on file
at the prison. starting init7s. He W.
known at one time a. The "kins ee
yssSs," 1t is sAS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
FOR WAR GRAFT, BUTPLL
HELP THE SOLDIER, BLAINE ASSERTS

stupidity OF public officials who should
have anticipated the present condition
and the selfishness of those who seek
privileges from the government are
reported for the Improvement of the
large number Of former service men he
says are in jail.
There was plenty OF money In the
public treasury to pay war contracts"
he said, plenty OF money TO pay pure
graft. plenty OF money to pay the swivel
chair patriots In fact there were mil
lions for every purpose that smacked Of
graft or profiteerng and nothing for
the soldier boy but prison walls and
poverty or privatIon.
when | can take these boys out Of
prison and put them In colleges then |
will be satisfied" he sAid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
Lone Grove Man
Burned When He
Kicked at Lamp

Tom Stubblefield 80, Of Lone Grove.
is In the Hardy sanitarium suffering
from burns on both hands and his left
leg, caused from an explosion of an oil
lamp about $3.50 Monday night at the
New state Garage at Lone Grove.
Mr.. Stubblefleld and c. Il. Stringer.
owner OF the garage. We're In the back
washing their hands, when the lamp
caught on fire. Mr. Stubblefield. in
kicking 1t. in order TO keep the flames
from the gasoline tank nearby. was
enveloped In flames. lie was brought to
Ardmore Immediately and although his
burns are not serious. he IL suffering
from them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
REBELS DEFEAT
Believed SURE
Three Killed and 81 Wound
ed in Dublin Fighting
Monday; Insurgents
Losing Strongholds

DUBLIN The enveloping movement
by the free state forces In Saclkville
street area il complete and the final
defeat OF the rebels IL In sight. says a
communique issued from general head.
quarters IN the Beggars' Bush barracks
today.
The insurgents have been driven out
OF their position IN Earl street, so that
their comrades IN the Gresham Hotel
and adjoining buildings In sackville
street are entirely surrounded.
Thirty two rebels Were captured when
the national troops rushed the Earl
Street positions aud the Catholic club
opposite the Greshum hotel.
Yesterdays casualties were killed
and % wounded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

SUPERIOR, Wis, - Governor J. j..
Blaine OF Wisconsin announced In AN
address here today that he would ex.
tend executive clemency OF the wisoon.
sin prisons, "who trace his plight, di'
rectly or indirectly to causes arising
cut of the service to his country"
mo partisan considerations. no at.
tempts at intimidation by political con-
ferences will drive me from that pur.
pose" Governor Blaine said. "Execu
tive clemency has been granted to s5
exservice men and denied to none"
he contended. I'm these cases where
| have granted a pardon | have found
that all OF these boys had clean rec.
ord.
Governor Blaine charged that the
broken promises VI the government. the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

OF George HI, and sought to estab
lsh corrupt government for their own
profit
There were men in. England. like
William Pitt, who also fought against
this tyranny, but they were kept down
by military and political power and by
the prestige OF royalty
The Englishmen over here had q bet.
ter chance to rebel because they were
far away and so were more difficult
70 control
Little by little the American colonists
made their protests felt. and the III
advised king and the party In power
undertook 20 silence these protests by
acts Of punishment. They deprived the
American Englishmen OF ancient rights,
and the colonlsts replied with more Wig.
lprous protests and with evasions OF un.
just laws
Parting OF the Ways
And so. gradually. they came TO the
parting OF the ways.
II must be remembered, also. that
people in those days all over the world
took a less liberal view Of the position
and rights of dependencies than they
do today.
Colonies We're very generally consld.
cred Us commercial enterprises, and
the officers OF the central organization
felt that. since they had invested their
money In the venture. they had u per
feet right to dictate how the branch Of.
1ices should be run.
There was. indeed, right ami wrong
On both sides. but underlying It all was
u great error on the part OF the Brit.
tsh statesmen of that day. They thought
chat they could enforce restrictive and
unreasonable laws upon Engllshmen AZ
freeborn as themselves. They thought
that the cure for rebellion was more re.
preston.
They forgot that the tighter you
CLAMP lid on u boiling Kettle the more
aikely II Is to explode.
stood for Justice
our American forefathers. In finally
asserting their independence proved
10 all the world tha; civilization had out.
grown despotism,
Men or courage and vision. they
btood out for justice against entrenched
privilege. and they won.
They taught England herself a les
SON that helped the friends VI freedom
IN the mother country At length to
Jvin their fight.
That Ia what We celebrate on the
Fourth OF July--not victory OF arms
over brave brotherr. not the winning Of
= war against England. but u triumph
pf the cause OF justice and square deal
ing which Is the rightful heritage OF
Rll people Of English blood the world
bver.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
Americans Abroad
Observe Fourth in
Fitting Manner

PARlS.--America's Independence day
was celebrated Ia Paris by "a series OF
patriotic demonstrations and social
gatherings.
Representatives OF the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars placed wreath on
washinston's statue and Joined French
organizations IN exercises at the TOMB
OF Lafayette.
American Ambassador Herrick will
hold the traditional reception this az.
ternoon and tonight will be one OF the
speakers. together with Premier Poln.
care at a dinner given BY the Ameri.
can chamber Of commerce. Marshal
Eoch. Marshal Jotfre. Leon Bourgeois
and other men high in public life will
attend
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
No Fireworks for
American Tourist
in England Today

LONDON.--Nlore American tourists
were In England today than on any
Fourth OF July before the war. aud
they celebrated the event as II at home.
with the exception OF reading the decla.
ration OF Independence and shooting
fireworks.
The notable event OF the day was n
big reception al the home OF II. Cor.
don Selfrldse. at Lansdowne House.
which was loaned 10 Ambassador and
Mrs Harvey 30 that visiting Americans
and Londoners could meet Chief Justice
VIM. Howard Taft, OF the United States
supreme court and Mrs. Taft.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
CRADLE WON'T CALL OFF THE
MAINTENANCE OF WAY STRIKE

CHICAGO.-Ater more than two
hours discussions today with Chair
man Ben w. Hooper and w. L. Nc
Menlmen OF the labor board, E. F..
Cradle. president OF the maintenance
of way union. has not decided to can
eel the threatened strike call TO his
400. 900 rail workers. The conference
adjourned at / o'clock for lunch with
a settlement not reached.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
KEEP MAINTENANCE MEN ON JOB, IS AIM
Traditional Principles Are Fig Abandoned Says Senator Stanley
REvoIUTIoN Nj
BY WALTER A. DYER
Author Of "Sons Of Liberty"

The United States of America has
been an independent nation for SO long
khat 1t IL difficult to think Of ourselves
rs once part, and a loyal part, of the
British empire.
1t was one hundred ana forty.six
pears ago that the British colonies in
America decided that the only thing
Rhey could do TO protect themselves
against Unfair government was to 30.
Esde.
And 80 the Declaration Of Independ
SIcs was snlemnly sh;ned.
This action WAS not taken because
fhe Englisnmcn in America hated the
Gnglishman, in Great Britain. Many Of
oem had friends and relatives in the
ysther country, and they had grown up
70 own allegiance to king. Nor was 1t,
at first, because or any overwhelming
nesire to set up separate rule on this
continent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
GERMAN SPECIALIST GOES TO
ATTEND I.ENlNE AGAIN

notwithstanding 10 the Golos
Rossi the noted Germs neurologist.
Professor Forester has again gone TO
Moscow In response to hurried sum
mons. to attend Nikolai Lenine. IL Is
reported That the sov'et government
has asked Or. Foeresier TO remain In
attendance premier for six months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
Gr0tto 10 Have Dance.

Members OF Aahmes Grotto viii have
a dance at the Warrington Park pa.
viillon next Friday night. on Tues.
day, July II, at a special meeting OF
the organization officers win be
elected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
WABASH MAKES AGREEMENT
WITH CLERKS WHO TAKE CUT

ST. LOUIS. Mo. - Officials Of the
wabash railroad yesterday afternoon
announced they had reached AN agree.
msnt with representatives OF their $500
clerks whereby the clerks accept a wage
reduction averaging 81 a week. This
IL slightly less than that ordered BY
the railroad labor board and makes the
average pay tiOs a month. IL WAS ss'
elAinsd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
Ice Cream Company Robbed.

KANSAS ITY.--After overpowuitng
two employees of the Purity Ice Cream
Company here early two bandits cut
the combination ON the company's safe
and ESCAPED with 400.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
RAILROAD BOARD
PUTS Blame ON
JEWELL Head
Carriers Display Formid-
able Attitude Toward
Outlawed Shopmen;
Men Asked go Back.
PICKETING REPORTED
IN KANSAS TODAY
Gompers DenOunces Board
for Outlawing Men; Act
Won't Affect Unions,

CHICAGO. - The striking union
shopmen today served definite no
tice Vi the railroad labor board
they no longer considered them
SELVES obligated to the board In
any way aud were prepared now
10 pull lone oar In settling the
nationwide shop strike.
At the same time. officials Of the
maintenance Of way union went
into conference with members Of
the board In an eleventh hour ef.
fort to stifle the threatening strike
Of common labor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
KENTUCKY Demo
ATTACKS NEWEST
'PROGRESSIVES'
Branch of Republican party
is Ingenious INVENTOR Of
Means of Invading the
State Rights, Said.
WORST is YET TO
COME, HE BELIEVES
Opposition Parties Given the
Once-Over is Scathing Way
at Tammany Hall.

NEW YORk.-An attack on the lin
sane and pernicious saturnalia of social
istic legislation" passed by and being
urged upon congress was made today
by senator Stanley, democrat. Ken
lucky. in an address here at Tam.
many Hall celebration. Traditional
principles of the American government
are being abandoned. he declared. in
the so-called progressive" movement
and the people are being harrassed by
innumerable government boards and bu-
reaus.
Criticising the progressive" of the
republican party he said it was the
most ingenious inventor of new ways
and means of invading the vested rights
of the states and the liberties OF the
citizens"
Moving Wrong Direction.
"rhe great trouble with these voci-
ferrous progressivess said Senator stan
ley. is that they are forever moving in
the wrong direction. Their energy and
ingenuity is in the main confined 10
the discovery of some new method by
which centralized and omnipotent
power may extend its inquisitorial and
ebiquitious authority. These things are
TO be supervised by hygenic expert and
martial rights determined by some eu-
genie fool. Babies are to be born by
federal aid and sucked under federal
suprvision
You cannot milk "a COW without a
federal inspector at your heels The
factory, the mill. the counting house.
the office and the home are literally
swarmed with horde of petty and pes
tferous representatives of this pater-
nalistic regime.
Worst Yet to Come.
And the worst is yet to come. for
bills are now pending to regulate, super
wise, censor ar control the public press,
public utilities, the sale of securities,
the mining of coal and minerals, the
weaving of cloth. horse racing, foot.
ball, baseball, moving pictures. Sunday
amusements, everything in fact from
the birth Of baby 10 the burial OF a
corpse, and from the operation OF a
railroad 10 the setting Of hen!
In short and in fine. we have come
to the parting Of the ways The old
guard, impotent and discredited. is left
to the mercy OF the non.partisan league
and a triumphant socialistic organi-
zatlon masquerading under the emblem
OF the Bull Moose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

Worlds olde.t fairy tale Is said TO
be the Tale ot Two Brothers," writ
ten about 1000 years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
Against the Wings

The revolt was. in fact, not SO much
AEainst England as against political
tparty in England, the Old Wings. who
under the leadership of Lord North and
Fpthers, largely controlled the actions
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04

$50 this is the Ardmoreite?
Eyes and it's getting a lit
tie better all the time"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-04
WEATHER

Tonight fair, warmer.
Wednesday fair, warmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
TWO coNvIcTs AT LARGE
Escaped From the State Prison Las
Sunday.

Bellows Falls, Oct. 1.-Two pris,
oners who escaped from the prison al
Windsor early Sunday morning were
seen and recognized here Sunday
morning by an acquaintance who
knew one of them. Yesterday an Of.
fetal from the prison was here, fol-
lowing out clues, but failed to locate
his men. One was Morton Martin, 26,
whose home is in the vicinity Of Mont
pelier, and who was sentenced for bur
glary about year ago after having
been arrested in Burlington. The
other was William Doheney, "a. who
has mother living in Burlington. and
who was convicted of burglarizing two
stores in Bellows Falls about a year
ago.
The men were confined in the uu-
finished building that was erected sew
eral years ago for woman's depart
ment previous TO the women being
transferred TO Rutland.
In the present overcrowded condi-
tion of the prison this building has
been used for keeping those consid-
cred most trusty. In some way they
secured a first class haeksaw, cut the
bars from a window and escaped dur
ing the temporary absence Of the
The police of all this vicinity are
for them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
BEEcKMAN NOMINATED.
For United States Senator by Rhode
Island Republicans.

Providence, r. l., Oct. lf.-Fornier
Governor r. Livingston sBeeckman of
Newport was nominated for United
States senator by the Republican
state convention to-day.
The party platform approves un-
qualifedly the Harding administration
for its disarmament program, provi-
sion for ex-service men and tariff and
revenue legislation.
The platform declares that tae new
tariff law has already stimulated busi-
ness and will lead % a season Of un-
usual prosperity.
II sets forth that, contrary 10 the
record in most other states, Rhode T.
land has met its growing obligation
since the war without increasing tax
alton and It pledges the Republican
party in the state too.
Continued development Of the state
highway system; strict and impartial
enforcement Of the Volstead act and
Of the state enforcement act. addi-
tional legislation for the aid Of moth
ers with dependent children; legisla-
tion 70 give women al the rights and
privileges enjoyed By men under the
constitutions and advocacy n the
DYER anfi-iynchinE bin 70 abolish mob
violence and iynchinEs throughout The
country.