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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

Gpugrcsicn bar for Ell llgcS Sio
iioeu peotoQet Ell 2oo, iom mollge nil
taffe Sen FOR, ncmlia Soncn on, al
Soft, Der bar taget SomeiteaO / So
bet al iibite Mar, ifaI iaa SioerL bu
sc maa tiIfIpttc lit 2nnb, iorlGn9ct
til t5be DIai. 6oruocu at 0et natltr.
ligpiS ofte bar tine itorc &auifcIigs
beber at boiTtte iig pnn ct Someiteao
un6er primitive SorboIb miot pou
iparte @intercn Der / Better bar Ben,
ne me Sronir9 o9ioa lin tore De.
tpbuiua berpeo, at Someiteootugcrcn
paa oenne Moa6e iaar InIeonira til
of isae Irbeioe % ticne nogct / &ins
termanneoeruc, ga li6ct cllcr intct fnn
uoretteS paa ielpe SoneitcQoIanoet.
Roar man betGnfcr, at 6lcrbebcn al
benz iom tar Sorcitcao, er fnttige
SoIf, Ser Iioet bar at bcgnuoe mco,
ioa ifienner man LEI, al ocrrc 9lns
Iebuing til 6orticncite nil pprc til
gauife itor SiGIp for Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

Snfel Safub, iom or nrrinnf, toms
mer tiIbn3e ira Ell SpaSicrtur. % ia ban
er terit. britter ban al et @Ias. ban I'm
Der va SorSet. 6ans lille 9ieee Nosie.
iom toutmer iuo, iGtter itror / Fl Oil pes
al ie, al SnteIeu Aar tcrtt 8IasIct.
OnieI Satob: "SpaS err / geien.
Mosic?"
SRosie ~(eraateuNe): "Su bar nru,s
let op nit aquarium os iorIset Yabees
Inserne. JON ies bapbe Ser."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

@n Heiicnbe, icm habSe taset Gibbs
ira en- al 8aarteue / @neben betIdseSe
nc pda Seieu til StpSssutter pper. at
~osrcn ror iaa SaarIis.
"Sa. Der saar set pel an" iuarshe
@utien, "Irnsere borte er BET nrrre,
Yer oGlscSe iee meb en- Serre iorIeben
Sag"
Yen RciienSe baS @utteu ON at Iiee
ira, nanr Sc iom iii BET omtaIte Steb.
lad )tillSe ban itiee al % aaa iorbi Der.
otter Ell Stunos SorIsb bar Voenen
oeerenN. % beeee TO Iaa % pGltece !
ScIen.
Nh er hi oer." iaeoe @utten, ioet
ban ~.raoleSe ia op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

i S%egislaturcn / 0fn5iatuiettS cr
Der | 8tuter fremiot ct 2opiorilaQ,
iom buroe ncbtaQcS baa0c / MtoSiu
duiettS % andre Stoter. &eniiatcn
me0 6orilaget er nculig intct min
Ore emo at f~orcbnagc EroceSicr ON
GrpCmiOler % SmiteheIie al Scito.
menter. Hetsioger al 0ennc Nrt Ter
no I'll at bIi mere % mere aIminoe.
Ii8e Der / Sanoct, % man er oite
@iore til, at Den feritc Gel al Sc
Ssb8boer, iom Ser iooIcOc& proccSc.
res ON, gaar mco til CUffdic al
Observation-Disclosures. @oa Scnne
g2oaoe liber boaoc beu itpI0igc oQ
ben uifpIoiae. Stfe iirIocu huuocr
Oct, at IrOinaer, ON bpiS glruerct
Der life fan pGre Sfpgge al Suil
pent mno firbe fig ! Of ie lin rctmr&.
iige GieuOom ioripinoe / Sc enbelaie
Sitigationers b~un0Ieic aforunb.
9ltnbe Der oeo Sob gieres roQet Tor
at binbre bette llpPien, piIoe set ppre
en- 9eIii8neIie. 5 WasiaduicttS 10.
reilaaes Oct, at roar Ell Geriou nil
giere lit Seitamente, ifol ser ira Ret.
tens SIDE toges De usopenNigc Sfriot
til Of paaie, al @eofommenoeS Som.
petence iii at trpffc De 6~orisiniuaer,
ban snifer, ooer lin Gieuoom, life
for BRACES | SpiI eiter bans Sso.
8etten paatager iie meo andre Orb
aniparet for Seitamentet, og naar
ben bar gobfienot Del, iaa er Der life
mere of iige ON ben Sag. M 90.
gang til at beitrioe bets @pIoiaheh
er obiolIt oiifaaret. Seitator unoer.
isaes meo Senipn til lin 5oritanb, oa
ale andre 5orboIosresIer taaes, me.
bens ban er ! leoenoe 2ipe. Bare Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
SinnnSScpartcmcntct fortrucr os,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fortrllcr os,
of Ser er benueO Sc Wiaioner Col.
lars mere Tenac / GirfuIotion her
| 2an0ct ianr enc flor pcO oiSie Il.
Der. sc bar i%ormoocntIig Inat
IGrfe til, al set forbolber Jig ioa?
Gaer fauife bette or set fsrite, Dc DO.
rcr ON oet?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

mi life or for mango Suriiter / Nas.
iafuictt's SegisIaiur, ioa at oisIe
oooe ,Sori9tter blir fpolt | 5sbielen!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
NtscpuTu.

ct al sc pietieite Sorilae, iom 10.
reIiseer paa n9rp9renoe Scriam.
ling. err Senator s. g. Martins
Soriae ON Sprettelien al Ell Stats.
Commission til 9eparelie al @iscon-
fms notirIise Siplpefiloer. Som.
misiicner ifal labe anitiue en- ombpg.
eelie llnoerisseIie al ole bisie Sill.
Der % oereiter ubarbeioe % fore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Gn c%pcntDrlig Sfirbnc. Hoia.

Gn cpcntDrlig SfjGbuc. Taio.
mI6boen eaer &ronprinlen al Soro.
maf | Sn6ien, Charles 8pner 9roofe,
blep / Sirs0na8 oiet til Splpia Brett,
9utter al 2oro CO 2obD G$per /
Granbournc, england. Hopnet 9roo-
fe iom inoiIf Sprite bringer after /
~Grinoringen en- merfelig Homan ira
@irfeligbeoen. - Gen engelife Mn.
rineoiiicer SSameS 9roof fom / 1889
til Horneo, bpor Der netop oa bar
Sprer moo @ltperneren al SaraDnf,
iom bar Ell al Haioen al 9orneoS So
iollcr. @roofe tilbso itrnr Hoioen lin
Isiiitance og ilog HebeQcrne isnoer
% iommen % life oct alene, men
ban iageoe oqioa be fineiiife Sisrs.
nere pGf. Com @elenniug for biSic
Sieneiter mootae @roofe Serritoriet
Snramof al Haioen al @orneo og
blcp ielp opbsiet til Rnia. San fog
fat poa at ciniliiere DC Snbfsbte, iaa
ooht bet Loo Jig giere, tligteoe $50.
pebipQcrne" De berngtcbe Spnfcr,
bol6t Stc6et frit for Sisrspcre og tit
iItnnb Ell IipIig &onbel meb frcm.
mcbe 2nnoe. s 1868 bleo bans Ne'
gierina oiiicicIt anerfienbt al Gng.
Lamb. Hoid @roofe bpbe | 1868 og
efteriuIgteS paa Sroncn al lit Soften
bebarn, Sen mlpprenbe tSerlfcr al
Soropaf, iom / 1888 blep o0let al
Sronning Iictoria. Soriottercn
Charles aingSlep bar benpttct Den
ierite Hoin 9roofc iom Self / en- al
fine melt ~befjenbtc Homaner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Sra uoldnoet.

SarIiae Golf. Sra grisbore |
@uitraIien teIeeraiereS, at ben bri.
tiife aominiitrator oper Vapua paa
Gen Help Guinea Stonifortb Smitb
.tiligemeo to bpioe Sfitcerer % Ell
Slot inbfsote 2eoiaeere er bIet mpr'
Oct al De pilbe 9eboere al gens Sn'
ore. Sebio9et al De nppnte Sfiicerer,
~ inoisote Volitimpno % IA Ora.
aere forloo Wr. Smitb | Ropember
iioitleoen EapuaS Sopeoitao Sort
Woiebp for at aisre Ell SorifnineS.
reile I'll Gens Snbre, og iiben bsrte
iueen mere ira Dem. Solf bleu oa
ienbt no for at iege efter Dem, men
oqiaa De blep borte. Men nj, er TO
al Orr. Smiths 0ragere fommet til
boge meb Den isrgelige Sioenbe, at
Grpeoitionen pan Dem ielp nPr
blep %masiafreret al De Snbiebte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
&c c~auuoiitc Wplccicrc or in1oi

rcr ON oct?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14

has addressed a circular to the organ
lied militia, evidently with the purpose
of preparing the guardsmen for such
vaccination in the future.
BASED ON REPORT.
The circular is based upon the re-
port of Lieutenant George B. Foster
of the medical corps, which contains
startling figures illustrative of the hav-
oc wrought by typhoid in armies. 1t
is shown that in the short Spanish
American campaign, there occurred
20,73s cases Of typhoid among 107 1913
men with 1850 deaths During the
Franco-Prussian war the Germans had
73, 1896 cases with s,7S9 deaths.
IMMUNE IN THREE YEARS.
About one-seventh of the regular
army has now been vaccinated and It
is pointed out that If IT were required
that all new recruits and reenlist-
ments be vaccinated. the regular army
would be immune TO typhoid in
three years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
Work of Day in Congress

Washington, Feb. 14.-Following are
the proceedings briefly told of the two
houses of congress yesterday.
SENATE The chief feature of the
session was a speech by Senator Bailey
in support Of Mr.. Lorimer. When ad-
joUrnment for the day was taken an
nouncement was made that Mr.. Bailey
would continue Tuesday. Senator Cur
tbs preceded Senator Bailey, speaking
against the resolution for the election
OF senators by direct vote of the people.
HOI Sc - The session was signalized
hv the opening Of debate upon the pro
posed reciprocal tariff agreement with
Canada, which. after a spirited contest.
became the order of business for the
day, supplanting the District Of Colum-
bia bill on the calendar. No vote on
the agreement was reached, nor was
any time for a vote fixed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
BY TAV,

Especial Correspondence ef The Argus.)
Washington, Feb. Is.-OpposfRg the
present system of the government in
appointing ambassadors and minis-
ters ts foreign countries on the ground
that it is antieRatsd and a waste Gl
the peoples Ua2sE, Representative Os-
ear ~ cnceEEeOd of Alabama, chair
man Of the new democratic ways and
means committee did not hesitate TO
vote against the measure providing for
the expenditure of s.. 600 coo for the
building or purchase Of legation houses
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
PEACE DELEGATE LEAVES
Thomas G. Dawson Goes to Bring
About End of HOnduran War.


Washington Feb. 14-Thomas G.
Dawson who Will act as the American
delegate 10 the peace conference lu
Honduras between representatives o.
President Davila and General BOailla
left Washington last night on his wdE
TO execute his mission in the Central
American republic He will sail from
New Orleans Wednesday for Puerto
BarriOs, Guatemala. where he VIII b..
net by the American gunboat Tacoma
and taken 70 Puerto Cortez. Details o.
the instructions given 10 Mr. Dawson
By the state department are withheld
FOR the present But it is known tina,
his purpose is TO reconcile the conhict
ing factions IN Honduras upon tho
basis Of a plan to allow the people o.
the republic an opportunity 20 express
their preferences absolutely without
duress in the selection Of a president
and congress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
DECLARES AMBASSADORS AND
MINISTERS ARE UNNECESSARY

in the foreign capitals. Congress
spent the 5000 900, however.
OPPOSES WHOLE SYSTEM.
Mr.. Speaker, / ana opposed 10 this
proposition" declared the Alabama man
when the embassy matter came up for
= <Ota. che reason is that ! am
opposed TO the entire system that the
country and the world nov recognizes
Of apPointin ambassadors and min
isters 10 foreign countries. I believe
the system In Anticipated and as out
Of date IS the system of riding in
stage coach as compared 10 riding in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
TO TEACH ART OF DINING
New Course in Kansas School Dooms
Eating Peas With Knife.

Manhattan, Kan, Feb. 1.-THE
opening next term of course in the
art of dining was announced yes
terday from the department OF home
economics at Kansas State Agricul-
tural college here. Mrs. Mary Van
Zile, dean Of the department, will
conduct the course. The art of eat
ing peas with a knife without allow
ing any to roll down the cuff.
drinking coffee out OF a saucer and
inhaling soup, already rarely practic-
ed here, now are likely TO become ex-
tinct.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
ASKS SENATE
TO INVESTIGATE
COPPER TRUST

Washington, Feb. I4.-An inyestiga
ton of the so-calied copper trust Is
contemplated in a resolution introduc-
ed today by Senator Ciapp. The resO-
luton directs the attorney general 10
make inquiry concerning the relations
between the United States Metal com
pany and the AmaIgamated and Ana
conda companies. The resolution was
referred 10 the judiciary committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
SPRINGFIELD HAS
GREATEST NUMBER
No Less Than 100 Candidates for
Office Under Commission Form
of Government.

Springfield. Feb 14.-Springield
has made a worlds record in produc-
ing 1O9 candidates for five Offices un-
der the commission form OF govern
ment. There are FIVE candidates for
mayor and 10i for commissioners, Of
whom four are to be elected. The pri-
mary is TO be held Feb. 2S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
COMPLAINS OF HASTE.
BAR THE BREWERIES
FROM IOWA, NEXT

Des Moines. Feb. IA resolution
was today introduced in the senate
prohibiting the manufacture and sale
of intoxicating liquors ia Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
BRANDENBURe FINE HOLDS

Missouri Supreme Court Affirfns the
Verdict In KIDNAPPING Case
Jefferson City, Ne, Feb, 1.-THE
fine OF assoc Was imposed on Brought0n
Brandenburs, the author, by the St
Louis court. for kidnapping his step
son, affirmed by the supreme court of
Missouri today,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14

a railroad train. The system of send
ing a foreign ambassador TO repre-
sent US abroad was inaugurated al a
time when country q few hundred
miles away from another was so far
removed IN time and ability 10 reach
it as it is 10 the furthermost point o.
the earth today.
REACH ALL BY TELEGRAPH.
To-day there is not a capital az
which We have d foreign ambassador
or minister that can not be reached
(cOntinued on Page -evenI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
STUDEBAKER FIRM
IS INCORPORATED
Concern With S45, 900, 900 Capital
VIII Take Over Big Plant at
South Bend.

Trenton, n. J, Feb. i4.-The Stude-
baker corporation, capital s45, 5000. 900,
wRs incorporated here today. II will
purchase the property and assets of
tho studebaksr company Of South
Bend, Ind, devoted 20 the mAnufac-
ture OF carriages. wagons and eutomo-
blies, and an automobile concern in
Detroit,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
FORCE SENATE
ACTION UPON
DIRECT VOTE

Washington, Feb Snatr
Borah today sSSS 2os9ee that Thurs
day - would ask the senate to sit
continuously until the resolution for
popular election OF senators be dis
posed Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
TAFT And CLARK
HOLD SAME VIEW
Both Express Themselves in
Favor of Gradual Adoption
of Reciprocity.
TO COVER WHOLE WORLD
Deliver Addresses at Opening of the
Pan-American Commercial
Conference.

Washington, Feb. 14.-Reciprocity
with Canada, reciprocity with all coun-
tries of North and South America and
reciprocity with all -natious.z.5<sss,sCi,
vocated by both President Taft and
Speaker-to-be Champ Clark at the
opening session of the pan-American
commercial conference yesterday.
Speeches favoring a closer CONNER
cial union of North and South America
were made by Secretary of State
Knox, James A. Farrell, Senor Calvo,
Senior Calderon and Senor Casasus.
Nearly 600 delegates and almost the
entire diplomatic corps were present
CLARK BARS NO NATION.
Champ Clark, who had just left the
house Of representatives, announced
in his address, amid loud applause,
that the test vote for immediate con-
sideration of the Canadian reciprocity
bill had been won by the administra-
ton.
Il am with reciprocity with all
South and Central American repub-
lies" he said. In fact, I'm in favor of
reciprocity with all nations of the
earth. My principle is that honest
trade never hurt any nation yet"
It's a great pleasure TO be with Mr..
Clark in the promotion of trade in one
part of the world" said President Taft.
"Hes in favor of reciprocity in all
parts OF the world, and so am t.
PLAN FIGHT IN ILLINOIS.
Springfield. H.. Feb. 1.-THE fight
in the Illinois legislature against
President Taft's program for reciproc-
ity with Canada will not be confined
to those lawmakers directly under the
influence of Speaker Cannon. Evil
dences of dissatisfaction with the pres
ident's policy on this subject were
strikingly apparent upon the return Of
the assemblymen to Springfield A res
olutiOn calling upon the United States
senate to support the presidents reel
procity plan will meet with unexpected
antagonism II iutroruced In either
house.
Farmer members Of the assembly
are understood TO be planning an as
sault upon the reciprocity proposi-
ton in event The subject Is brought
before the assembly IN any form. The
proposal TO admit Canadian cattle 10
the United States free OF duty is said.
10 be looked upon with particular dis
favor by agricuiturists generally.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
Presenting of Measure at
Springfield is
Cheered.
Is TEMPERANCE" DAY
Resolution Approving Canadian
Reciprocity Goes Over
Under Rules.

Springfield. III, Feb. IA local op-
ton measure was introduced in the
house today and referred to the TEN
perance committee. The introduction
and reference we're cheered by several
hundred temperance advocates pres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
Practice of Vaccination to
Make Soldiers
Immune
URGED FOR MILITIA
General Staff Gives Figures
Showing Fearful Havoc of
Disease in Past.

Washington, Feb. $50 striking
have been benefits already realized by
the regular army through the adoption
of anti-typhoid vaccination, that
through General Weaver, in charge OF
the militia division, the general stan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
AUTO SKIDS; ONE is DEAD
Accident on Icy Pavement at Detroit

Accident on Icy Pavement AT Detroit
Causes Iniurfng of Six Others.
Detroit. Mich. Feb. 14.-One man
was killed. one possibly fatally injured.
three men and two women we're hurt
and two women escaped uninjured to-
day when a touring car skidded on the
icy pavement and crashed into a tele-
phone pole. The dead: Harry Neder-
lander. agent for automobile company.
Fatally injured: Paul r. McKenney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
Wisconsin Brewery Burns.

Bangor, Via. Feb. 1.-THE plant OF
the Bangor Brewing company burned
today The village was saved by fire
men from La Crosse. The loss exceeds
$50. 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
FIGHT FOR DELAY
ON RECIPROCITY
Opponents of Resolution Be-
fore House May Prevent
Vote for Two Days.
BATTLE BECOMES BITTER
DaIzeu, in Charge OF Opposition,
Complains of Haste OF Com
mittee In Reporting.

Washington, Feb. 14.-When the
house resumed consideration OF Ca
madam reciprocity today it was an
nounced the proposed agreement to
end general debate at p. m. had fail
ed and passage of the measure might
be delayed two days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14

To dispense with calendar Wednes-
day" requires a two-thirds vote. An
effort to do so will be renewed tomor-
row.
Is HOUSE REFORM.
Calendar Wednesday" is one of the
house reforms won by the republican
insurgents and democrats in a fight
against the speaker and rules of the
house a year ago. Sometimes in de-
bate 1t is referred to as holy wednes-
day"
WILL TRY To CLOSE DEBATE.
Mccall, in charge OF the bill, an
nounced he would move at 4:30 D.
m, that general debate be closed and
further discussion Of the measure be
under the 5-minute rule. Dalzell OF
Pennsylvania. in charge of the oppo-
sition, said he hoped such a motion
would not prevail. Representative
Underwood of Alabama spoke in IA
vor OF the measure.
COMPLAINS OF HASTE.
DalzelI followed Underwood with
the principal speech in opposition.
DalZeII complained bitterly OF the
haste with which the bill was rushed
through the committee and brought
before the house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
Senator Declares Hoist
Deposit Slip
Forged.
DEFENDIN LORIMER
illinois Executive Interested ir
Bank Said to Have Been
Involved.

Washington. Feb. 14-Bailey today
resumed his argument in the senate in
favor of Lorimer. He practically
charged forgery against the Illinois
State bank OF Chicago. in which he
said Governor Deneen Is interested.
The Texas senator said a personal es.
animation of the bank deposit slip evi.
dencing State Senator Holstlaws de.
posit in the State bank OF Chicago con
vinced him ii is a forgery.
Is DELICATE NATTER.
What he admitted was a delicate
branch of his Investigation was enter
ed upon by Bailey. Expressing sur
prise that the slip only. and not the
books, OF the bank had been introduc-
ed in the testimony, the senator said
the slip was the only paper on the
banks files that could have been forg-
ed. He appreciated. he said, the ser
iousness Of such a charge as this, but
he seemed 10 find a possible explana-
ton I'm Governor Dencen's connection
with the bank
His friends control the institution.
or at least he is a stockholder in IL.
he said
EVIDENCE WAS TARDY.
When Cummins asked why. II there
had been any suspicion of forgery. the
investigating committee had not inycs-
tigated the matter, Bailey explained
there had been no ground for such a
theory until the briefs Of the prosecu.
tion had made their appearance. TAX
ing up the legal phases Of the cas-.
Bailey proceeded to- reply To the
speeches of Root. Cummins and Borah.
SURE or REELECTION.
Bailey declared IL was not fricndshiu.
for Lorimer that was actuatiug him.
and added that If Il were, he would
want TO see him unscated. for he wa
sure that in that event he would b.
Immediately returned to the senate ff
the Illinois legislature was not as cor.
rupt as it had been charged with BE-.
ing.
ROOT STATES POSITION.
When Bailey concluded, Root an.
nOunccd his position on the Texas sen.
ators proposition of yesterday regard.
ing the invalidation Of senatorial cleo
tions. Root announced his proposition
as follows:
''If an officer whose election is chal
lenged did not personally participate
in, or encourage, or sanction bribery.
then his election cannot be voidcd an
less IL auuaarg fba result has bean "a g..
focted materially by the bribery shown.
II on the whole testimony the senate
be Of the opinion that but for the in.
huence OF corrupt methods or prac.
tices employed the candidate would
not have been elected, the election
should be declared void
REFJ SIS TO SET DATE.
Beycridge sought 10 obtain unanl
nous consent 10 fix day for voting on
the Lorimer case. but Burrows object
cd Burrows said. however,. there
would be a vote on the Lorimer case
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
DROP CALENDAR WEDNESDAY.
De delayed two days

A motion was made that calendar
Wednesday be dispensed with tomor-
row so that consideration Of Canadian
reciprocity could continue. Speaker
Cannon ruled the motion out of order
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
HOLD OFFICERS TO DUTY.

HOLD OFFICERS TO DUTY.
A bin was introduced in the house
providing that a sheriff or other peace
Off Ger refusing or neglecting to do all
in his power to prevent mob violence
be removed from Office and be ineligi-
BILE to further election or appointment
to such Office.
RECIPROCITY GOES OVER.
A joint resolution favoring Canadian
reciprocity was presented in the SEN
ate today and under the rules went
over until tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
ASTRONOMICAL

ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
(Fron noon today to noon tomorrow)
Sun sets SIS. rises $40; moon rises
7.24 p. M; moon at greatest nbrat1on
west
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-14
DEPOT ROBBER ARRESTED
I'd Smith, Escaped Convict. WHnfe d
for Three Iowa Jobs

Mason City. Iowa, FEB. 1s.-Ed
Smith has been arrested here by rail
road detectives who say no escaped
from Joliet penitentisry a short time
ago. lie Is held on suspicion o. cOu-
nection with the depot robbcfies st
Humboldt. Clarion. and Dakota clty.
Iowa.