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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-11
COMMITTEE 5 TO2-
AGAINST BOOkIES
Branch. of Canadian Parliament
Reports FavOrabfy on Mil
Ter Anfi-Befting Bill
By ]. R. JEFFERY
I Special Dispotch 10 The Cal ]

I SPECIAL DIspdtch 10 ne IdU
CHICAGO, March 10-The Miller bill
committee today at Ottawa decided by
a vote of TO , to report the bill which
prohibits book making and pool selling
to the house next Tuesday. Before that
is done, the department of justice will
be asked to pass on the wording of the
bill with regard to its practicability
and in order to make ii clear that it
does not prohibit individual betting. In
all proba bility il will be debated next
week The action of the committee
comes as "A surprise to the advocates
OF racing. as it had been generally
thought that a majority of the COM
mittee would be against the proposed
legislation. The report of the COM
mittee will undoubtedly precipitate A
hot fight in the Canadian parliament
over the matter.
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TO DECIDE kLrNG,s FATE

CHICAGO, March 10.-Final disposi-
tion of the case of John King, catcher
for the Chicago Nationals. who seeks
to be reinstated, will be made imme-
diately following the return of Presi-
dent Johnson of the American league
from his trip to the Pacific coast. john
son is not expected back from the
coast before next Tuesday.
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YALE BASEBALL SQUAD OUT

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, March 10
The Yale baseball squad had the first
outdoor practice of the season on Yale
field yesterday. under the direction of
Coaches Lush and Mcfarland. Among
the candidates for the team are seven
men who played In the football eleven
of last season. They are Captain Gov.
LilIey. Merritt, Logan. Murphy. Corey
and DAILY.
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St. Ignatius 4, ST. James 2

The St. Ignatius grammar school
team defeated st. James in the second
game of the Catholic Schools league
baseball series yesterday at Ocean
Shore grounds by a score of to q
Both teams played good ball, but the
St Ignatius players were enabled to
rry off the victory by punching three
hits off Carberry in the last half of the
ninth inning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-11
NEW PISTOL RECORD

SPOKANE. March l0.--Frank Fromm,
the national indoor pistol champion
established new worlds record last
night at the armory range, when he
scored 90 out of q possible 100 at %
yards with a pistol.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Jacobs Struck oit-By Thiele
5, by Anegert g. by Giannini g. by Agnews /.
First base called balls-Or Thiele l. Double
play-Dougberty. unassisted- Stolen bases-Por-
terfeld. Riordan t2l. Time of game hour and
30 minutes. Umpire-Mackowski.
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The Queens county jockey club stake
entries viii close March Is and the
list includes the $4,000 Carter handicap.
Entry blanks can be had al the secre-
tary's office at Emeryville.
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ROBBERS LOOT BANK-Edna, Kan. March TO-
Robbers dynamited the safe of the Bank OF
Edna early today. obtained $1,000 and escaped
A citizen was shot. not Seriously
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-11
DUAL TRACK MEET

The track teams of the San Jose and
Berkeley high schools will hold a dual
contest on the University of California
cinder track this afternoon. Both in
stitutions have strong teams and a
close score is looked for. Berkeley de-
pends upon Woods and Scott in the
sprints while the Garden City bows
have crackajack men in Offield in the
weights and Loederick in the half mile.
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hEPA1h SHOPS BURN-Wichita. kas March
1o-The Kansas City. Mexico and Orient
railroad car repair shops Fairvew, Okla.
valued at 100000, burned last night
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me-:24 -. 30 10. I:0l As. l:il as.
3-2 show: SILK. 6-5 place, 3-5 show;
Merida Trained by L. T. Marshall
driving. Second cleverly. Third same
son %. Dragon L. Kid North won Il
He responded gamely when called upor
ran a good race. Directello improving
dangerous. Gelico not ready. Green
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryville

witch in
Thursday March
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SANTA CLARA
SACRED HEART

terfield out. hit by batted ball.
RIMS AND HITS RY INNINGS
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and upward: value to frst 500.

Eaaa: place. % Qar6T
ed S Slage7 allen L d downou tn all
ndred rds over he with whip causing
63e7
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Il D - ~ minute. OF ~. Kid North, place.
Basel, , show. Winner blk. z by Bannockburn
Scra tch hed-6364 Pride Of Lismore. Start good Won
High price-Silk 10, Basel 20. Drectello Is. Rob
ra by sticking the rail ami saving ground.
SILK began 10 tire a BIT toward the end. Basel
Cunningham hung at the end. Robson never
Drag showed good early speed but could not carry
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3 year ,oids: value to first $50
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Ime-.24. ;4s 10 1914. At post , minutes on
deem > place. show; Junior. 3-5 show "
G.. Bedwell. Scratched-S354 Ampedo 627
easily. Third driving. High price-Lady 2 al
Lady PsDehita had the speed Of her fell
any danger. winning bandily enough. Rede eI
rcsolute fashion. Roy Junior ran his rae 2.
6nsl furlong. Airs could never get near th
end. y Molino done az FIVE furIongs Sink
6Dsi quarter. CymbaI a good half n
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D. At post 81 minutes. on at 32Ss. Steel 80 place
- snow; Grain. l-2 show. Winner b. b.. by Mimic
Da1, sa w On ridden out Second driving Third easily.
~ Paio Chqneto u. Steel went front at hrst
has field safe at all stages. Ocean View ran a smart
at the ate and had Colbert ran fair race
erouS. :" -"-i oNe-
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+ C. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G
LENA LECH-EMMA G-RISKRA

and mares; 3 year oIds and upward:
Remarks
Freshencd up.
Able TO win
Ought to be ready.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
CHILDREN'S DAY AT
FAIR A BIG SUCCESS
Record for Monday Attendance at
Springfield BrOken-Wind
Balks AvfatOrs.

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Chfi-
dren's day at the Illinois state fair
saw a new record set for Monday
attendance, the days crowd having
been officially estimated at $4,000,
nearly half being pupils of the
schools. Treasurer Prather reported
that paid admissions were at least
SO 500 in excess of the same day
last year.
A nigh wind which prevailed most
of the DAY, and which blew at times
more than 40 miles an hour, made
it impossible to give the airship
flight. Arch Hoxsey, the aviator,
sta ed this was the first day he had
been compelled to forego a flight.
The first of the county delegates
to the convention which is to elect
new president of the state fair
board on Wednesday arrived yester-
Gay. One of the most exciting con-
tests known in the history of the
board is on for a successor to Presi-
dent Crebs. The candidates are
George A. Anthony of Kewanee and
James K. Hopkins of Princeton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
NEVER GET T. R. OUT
OF THE WHITE HOUSE
New York Republican Leader Quits
Party in Belief Roosevelt
Would Be Dictator.

New York, Oct. 4.-Charles H.
Young, president of the republican
club in 19O7-19Os, and until April,
1903, a model of party regularity
and a supporter of Taft and Hughes,
has resigned from the club. He an
nounced his intention to support
John A. Dix and the democratic state
ticket.
Mr.. Young has made up his mind
If Henry L. Stimson is elected COVER
nor Theodore Roosevelt will be nom
mated for president in 1912.
And if that man ever becomes
president again." said Mr.. Young,
we'll never get him out OF the
White house. He's the most dan
gerous man in the history of the re-
public, the gravest menace TO lib
erty, and the most alarming figure
who has risen in the world since
Waterloo"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
NATIONS STANDBY
Is National Guard, According
to the View of General
Leonard Wood.
SPEAKS TO ASSOCIATION
Declares, Also, the Aeroplane Will
Be of Greatest Use to Army
in Time of War.

st. Louis, Mo, Oct 4.-MaJor Gener-
al Leonard Wood, chief of stan of the
United States army, was an i'm
promptu speaker today at the conven-
tion of the Notional Guard association
here. The National Guard, he said, is
the standby of the nation. He elabor-
ated on his former statement of the
use Of aeroplanes by saying aeroplanes
will be the greatest aid to the army
in the future. It's usefulness, however,
can be demonstrated only by young
men who have money and time, as the
army is facing an economical con-
gTess.
Technical Papers Read.
Papers of a technical nature were
read by officers of the regular army
today. Major D. S. Stanley of the
quartermaster's department OF the U.
s. army, detailed to the National
guard officers the duties of a quarter
master. The work OF instruction camps
was reported by Captain NJ. c. Kerth
of the I'd infantry, U. s. army.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04

Paizquibl, followed the valley of the
river Bidassoa to the sea, over which
he passed to Biarritz
Curtiss ArranEes Air Signals.
Chicago, Oct. 4.-Signals for aerial
mariners will be planned and arranged
for this week by Glenn Curtiss for the
Chicago New York aeroplane race
which begins Saturday for the $4,000
prize offered by the Chicago Evening
Post and the New York Times. Mr..
Curtiss departed last night for Cleve-
land, Ohio, to arrange relay stations
and to secure aid from railway officials
whose tracks parallel the proposed line
of fight, in mapping out the course.
Smudges giving out thick, black
smoke by day and dull red glow in
the evening, to be put at railroad cross
ings or branches to acquaint the sky
sailors of the correct right of way are
now being planned, and in open coun-
try flags will be used.
Ely Is Hurt.
Chicago, Oct. 4.-The aviators' tent
at Hawthorne race track was wrecked
by the 45-mile an hour gale yesterday
Eugene Ely, one of the entrants for
the Chicago-New York race. was in
jured by falling tent pole, one of the
mechanicians was stunned by falling
upright, and for time it appeared that
the aviation meet would be brought TO
an end then and there by the demoli-
tion of all the fraiI machines and the
injury of their pilots.
The gale of wind and rain prevent
ed any attempt to fly during the day.
weather checks" came into play al
most as soon as the first special train
rolled up to the track.
May Block New Areo Fright.
Springfield, ILL.,, Oct 4.-Members of
are threatening to put the kibosh on
the proposed Springfield-St. Louis,
fight of Wright biplane next Satur-
day, as planned by the promoters of
the st. Louis aviation meet, which is
scheduled to open next Saturday. Ac-
cording to statements of members of
the board, the Wright brothers have
contracts to make no flights either in
or Missouri before next Mon
day AS the st. Louis promoters give
evidence of an intention to give the
fight wide publicity in advance, the
fair board has practically decided to
hold the Wright brothers to their con-
tract to prevent the contemplated flight
from interfering with the success of
the Illinois exposition, which closes
next Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
Operated Upon for Gall
stones, Complications
Are Found.
OUTCOME IN DOUBT
Surgeons, Successful in First
Part of Undertaking, Pre-
dict Recovery.

Rochester. Wis, Oct. 4.-Senator La
Toilette of Wisconsin was operated
upon for gall stones this morning.
Eight stones were removed. Prospects
for recovery are good.
Said There Was No Danger.
Just before Senator La Toilette went
into the operating room this morning
statement of reassuring tenor was
issued. 1t said the senator's condition
was normal and there was not the least
ground for alarm. The senator him
self said he had no misgivings as to the
outcome.
Bulletin Issued.
"The complications, as diagnosed,
were a slight adhesion of the small in-
testine to the gall bladder, acute in
fiammation of the pancreas, and enlarg-
ed Emphatic glands due to septic mat
ter in the gall bladder. The danger
will not be over for several days on
account of these complications. He
stood the operation well and prospects
for recovery are good"
The above bulletin was issued at IL
O'Clock today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
COSTLY FIRE IN NEW YORK
Firemen Throw $4,000 Gallons of
Water a Minute to Subdue 1t

Firemen Throw $4,000 Gallons of
Water a Minute to Subdue 1t
New York, Oct. 4.-Fire in the
vicinity of Twenty-fourth street and
Eleventh avenue early last night,
swept an area, 500 by 800 feet,
causing damage estimated at ST.
100000. Chief Croker announced
that it was the greatest burned area
during his experience in New York
city.
The space swept comprises almost
three acl es of lumber yards, factor
les and stables on Eleventh avenue,
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
streets. For nearly three hours the
fire was beyond the control of the
fire department. and it was stopped at
length by an accumulation of ap-
paratus which combined threw water
at the rate of $4,000 gallons a min
ute
Fire hundred horses were rescued
from the stables and in spite of the
size of the blaze and the difficulties
OF fighting 1t. it was remarkably
free from serious accident. One fire.
man was badly hurt by a bucking
hose and several others were less
seriously hurt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
Lorimer Inves tigators
Hesitate to Compel
Testimony
FROM INDICTED MEN
Will Plead Fear of Self InCrim-
ination-AISchuIer Is on
the Stand.

Chicago, Oct 4-whether Minority
Leader Browne, Senator Broderick and
Representative Wilson, each of whom
is under Indictment on charges of brib-
themselves of the constitutional privi-
lege of refusing to give self-incrimin-
ating testimony is a question still un-
decided by the Lorimer investigating
committee today.
VIII Apply to All.
The question OF immunity from
cross examination has been raised in
behalf of Broderick, and a final ruling.
1t is believed, will be applicable to
Browne and Wilson. Early adjourn
ment was taken by the committee to-
day, and in executive session the SEN
ators will wrestle with the problem Of
whether to admit the testimony of
Broderick or excuse him until a later
session after he has been tried in San
canon county.
AlschuIer Disputes Myers.
Chicago, Oct. An the Lorimer
case today Representative Alschuler,
democrat, of Aurora, the home of for
mer Senator Hopkins, testified Repre-
sentative Myers did not go to Brownies
desk during the roll call on the election
of Lorimer. This is in direct contra
diction of Myers statement on the
stand. AIschuler said he was never of
fered money for his vote, but he urged
other democrats to vote for Lorimer
for the purpose of defeating Hopkins.
Not Allowed TO Testify.
State Senator John Broderick, ac-
cused by his colleague, Senator D. W.
Holstlaw of Iuka, of paying him $2,500
which he (Holstlaw) supposed was for
his vote for Senator Lorimer, was be
fore the Lorimer Investigating COM
mittee yesterday afternoon. He did
not testify because Counsel Thomas
Dawson asked that the examination be
confined to the main question of his
client having promised or paid bribe,
to Holstlaw or any other person, and
that he be not questioned speciffcal-
ly concerning the time and place of al
legged payment of money to Holstlaw.
Fear Effect on SangamOn Trial.
The committee announced it could
not entertain the propriety of eXamin-
Ing witness with cross-examlnation
suspended. 1t ordered the witness to
withdraw until a decision could be
more fully reached Previously Daw-
son declared Rroderick was willing to
testify on all points, but he and asso-
ciate counsel for the accused state SEN
ator, who is under indictment in San
canon county for bribing Holstlaw,
were convinced that to allow all cross
examination on the question of time
and place and attendant circumstances
Of the alleged payment of bribe money
to Holstlaw would be prejudicial to
BrOderick's case
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
70.
Labor to Aid.
The state federation Of labor, which
ct in convention here yesterday, prob
Labor to Aid.
CANNON SUPPORTER BOLTS
Congressman GilIett Says He Will
Not Aid Illinois Man.

Springfield, Mass, Oct. 4.-Con-
gresham Frederick H. GiIlett of the
second district, a strong administra-
tion man and heretofore a staunch
supporter of Speaker Cannon, in his
speech accepting denomination yes
terday declared himself unalterably
opposed to Mr.. Cannon. 81 believe
that under present conditions he
cannot successfully lead and unite
the republicans" said Mr.. Gillett.
81 am convinced that his candidacy
weakens the party and l shall not
support him for speaker. 1 am un~
der no personal obligation to him
and II there is any obligation it is
on the other side.''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND
Eleven Injured When Suburban
Trains Clash at Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. 4.-Eleven Chica-
goans were injured, one probably
fatally, and a score we're bruised
and shaken in a smashup between
two Rock Island suburban trains
just south of Harrison street and
almost within sight of the LaSalle
station train shed last evening.
The 5:37 suburban train, out
bound and we'll filled with passen-
gers, was passing a switch when an
empty train, backing into the sta
ton, crashed into the second coach,
tearing out part of the side and
burying passengers under the
wreckage.
Failure Of the air brakes on the
inbound train to work was assigned
by the switchmen as the cause of
the accident The damaged coach
was backed into the train shed and
the injured were conveyed in wheel
chairs to the station, where physi
clans were summoned to care for
them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
DIES ON GOTH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Andrew ArinsOn Passes Away
at Her Home i'm Orion.

Orion, Ill, Oct. 4.-(Specia)-Mrs
Andrew Arinson died at $3.50 this
morning at her home here of ailments
due TO advanced age. Today was her
Goth birthday. She was born in Swe-
den and came to America with her
four children in 1882, having been a
resident of this place ever since that
date. Two sons, Diedrick Soderberg
of Orion and Andrew Soderberg OF
CISCO and two daughters. Mrs. Eva
Nelson and Mrs. Anna Johnson, both
of Orion, survive. There are also II
grandchildren and II great-grandchil-
dren living.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
SHOOTING BRINGS
CLASH IN PORTUGAL
Anti-CIericals Resent killing of Pro-
fessOr BOmbardO by Army
Officer.

Lisbon, Oct. 4-Profe ssor Bombarda
the republican deputy and anti-clerical
who was shot by an army lieutenant,
died today. News of his death soon
circulated and a crowd of anti-clericals
assaulted in the vicinity of the pro-
fessor's home and shouted Down with
the priests" At Oporto the intelli-
gence caused a violent collision be.
tween clericals and anti-clericals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04

deputy sheriff, says he does not know
how Dietz is going to get the message.
Deputy Is Not TaIkative.
Deputy Sheriff Wiley, who brought
Luxten to the lookup, was asked by a
newspaper correspondent what Luxten
did, and the only answer was: He did
enough" The same correspondent
asked Sheriff Madden by whose orders
martial law was declared at Winter.
Madden said by his authority.
Unable to Show Authority.
When asked If he had authority to
declare martial law without instruc-
tions from the governor, Madden de-
clared he had authority from head
quarters. He would not say it was
from the governor, but indirectly that
it was from Circuit Judge Wickham at
Eau Claire. Wickham, over the tele-
phone, said he was not Madden's ad-
wiser. The sheriff, however, would
give no further information.
Released on Promise.
Luxten was later released on promise
not to again attempt to see Dietz. All
mail to and from Deitz is being held
up and the telegraph company is for
hidden to deliver any messages to him.
Daughter Has a Chance.
Ashland, Wis, Oct. 4.-Myra Dietz,
daughter of John Dietz of Cameron
dam, who was brought to the hospital
here yesterday, though suffering from
peritonitis as a result of gunshot
wounds she received Saturday, has a
chance of recovery, according to the
physicians.
Says Capture is Certain.
Eau Claire, Wis, Oct. 4-District
Attorney Davis here today said he did
not know the plans of the officers, but
John Dietz would be captured, and that
was all there was to it.
Davis said the shooting of the Dietz
children was an outrage, but probably
under the circumstances the officers
could do nothing but shoot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
ALLOW NO ONE
TO SEE DIETz
Deputies Guarding Cameron
Dam Defenders Home Ar
rest Photographer.
AND HURRY HIM TO JAIL
Message to Outlaw That Help Is
Coming Not Delivered-Daugh-
ter May Recover.

Winter, Wis, Oct. 4.-George Lux
ten, a photographer for a Minneapolis
newspaper, attempted to reach the
John Dietz farm today and was arrest
ed by Deputy Sheriff Wiley, who is one
of the special officers guarding the road
to the Dietz farm. Luxten was brought
back to Winter and forced into a cell
at the point of a gun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
Says Capture is Certain.
AUTO SPEED TEST is FATAL
Oneida Man Killed and Demonstrators
Injured in a Wreck.

Galesburg, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Joe Cox,
a retired farmer of Oneida, was
killed and Adolph Munson, 60 Oak
street, Chicago, seriously injured in
Oneida yesterday when a racing auto
driven by Munson struck a grade
crossing at a speed of 60 miles an
hour and collided with a stone
bridge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
GAYNOR AGAIN AT HELM
Mayor of New York, Shot by Gallag-
her, Resumes Duties.

New York, Oct. 4.-William ]. Gay.
nor is again the active head Of the
New York city government. Mr. Gay.
nor yesterday took hold of the execu-
tive reins for the first time since Aug.
8. when his intended vacation trip to
Europe was cut short by bullet from
the pistol of James J. Gallagher, dis.
charged city employe, on board liner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
BOAT BURNS IN LAKE,
BUT CREW is SAVED

Chicago, Oct. 4.-According to a
wireless message received here the
Feamer, Frank J.. Vance. burned
to the waters edge in mid-lake off
Ludington, Mich, today. The steam
er, Maggie Marshall, rescued the en-
tire crew.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
Editor Shot by Son.

Shabbona, H.. Oct. 4.-Joseph No
Ian. editor of the Shabbona Express
and Lee CID Times. while playing
Indian with his S-year-old son yes
terday, was shot and fatally wounded
by the child.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
FLIES OVER
MOUNTAINS
Tabuteau, French Aviator,
First to Cross Pyre-
AND is STILL ALIVE
CurtiSs Goes to Blaze Way for
Contestants in Chicago
New York Race.
AND is STILL ALIVE

Biarritz, France, Oct. An. Tabu-
teau made a splendid fight over the
Pyrenees from Spain to France last
evening. The aviator rose at San Sc
bastian and, directing his course be-
tween the lofty peaks of Haya and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
says Help is Coming.

A telegram. believed to be from a
crank, was received from Milwaukee
today by the operator here, saying:
Send word to John Dietz to hold the
fort. Reinforcements are coming from
Milwaukee" Fred Thorbahn, chief
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
Prentice Succeeds Woodruff.

New York, Oct 4.-Ezra P. Prentice,
deputy attorney general, was today
chosen chairman of the republican
state committee to succeed Timothy
/. Woodruff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04

OF R. F. D. NAMED

washington, Oct. 4.-Theodore
ingalls, Of Kentucky has been made
superintendent of rural free deliv-
cry. George L. Wood of Maryland
was appointed chief clerk to the
fourth assistant postmaster general.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-04
human Embryo by Chemistry.

Vienna, Oct. 4.-The Mexican con-
sui at Trieste reports that Profess
sor Herrera, a Mexican scientist, has
succeeded in forming a human en-
bryo by chemical combination.