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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21
EAGER 70 Assist Him.

"A horse, A horse! My kingdom for
a horse" cried Richard III
I'm sorry, my lord, that We can't
accommodate you" replied Catesby.
Would a bipiane do?"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

Murderer Spencer has issued a gen
eral invitation for people to attend
his neck tie party" His invited guests
join him in hoping that the party Will
be a great success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21
Distinction.

so you're from Squashopolis? What
Is your town noted for particularly"
We'll, we amt got either an
Orpheum nor an Adelphi theater."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

a Philadelphia man who sued for
the alienation OF his wife's affection
was awarded 81. That will buy about
dozen and a half strictly fresh
eggs"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21
WIRE SPARKS

Decatur, Ill.-Lying down on a Wa
bash railroad trestle TO sleep caused
the death Of Carl Funderburk. aged
&c. and serious injuries to Fred Berg
hammer. aged 26. The accident hap
pened near Palmer. They we're struck
by a passenger train.
New York-In a report submitted by
al!enists 10 the court of general ses-
sions. Mrs Ida Won Claussen, who in
1906 threatened TO sue President Roose-
welt for $1.O0O. 900 for not having her
presented at the court OF the king of
Sweden. was declared to be mentally
deficient.
WashingtOn-A bill to authorize
President Wilson 70 promote Lieuten-
ant Colonel Gaillard TO the rank OF
colonel in recognition Of his notable
work in the construction Of the Panama
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

New YOrk-Tammany hall is not a
democratic organization, according TO
the consensus of opinion expressed at
the first meeting of the temporary
committee appointed by the anti-Tam-
many Jeffersonian Alliance, which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

More immigrants arrived in Septem-
Der than in any month in our history
Increased immigration Is a sign of
good times
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21
Expectations.

The man veho is looking for trou BILE
generally finds It and the one who
expects defeat usually gets q whip
ping.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

Secretary Daniels says the navy
needs more chaplains. Here's a chance
for live wire ministers TO take q long
vacation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

Press dispatches tell US there is an
an Indian uprising Doesn't that re-
call the dear old days when there was
o rowdy west?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21
Very Rich.

Has Adkins succeeded in getting
much OF fortune?"
Yes. He's rich enough to be able
TO chew a sSogy in public
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21
a Pointer for Him,

The married man who thinks he
knows more than the bachelor does
about women is being fooled by his
wife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21
Capita1 Comment
BY CLYDE q. TAvENNER
Congressman from tn. Fourteenth District

Especial Correspondence Of The Argus)
Washington, Nov. offending
money at lower cost and better terms
is the core OF the farm credit qUes-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

Sending turkeys by parcel post Is a
fowl way 10 beat the express com
panies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

canal was introduced by Senator Mar
tine. Colonel Gaillard is dangerously
i'll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

Find the cause Of each wrinkle on O
mans face and you Will find it was
put there by worrying over something
that worrying could not help.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21
Nov. 81 in American
History.

1s62-TEe Federal General z. V. Sum-
ner demanded the surrender Of the
city Of Fredericksburg, Va. under
penalty Of bombardment.
1Ss6-Charles Francis Adams. author
and diplomat. United States minis
ter to England during the civil war,
died; born 1907.
1S99-Garret A. Hobart, vice president
of the United States. died: born
1874.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21

urged a reorganization of the demo.
cratic party in this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-11-21
THE ARGUS.

BY THE =. w. POTTER co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
7. 6 a piteI.

9Die ts gsfommen mar, man ipubz
te es ni6t. Die Die @ntlabung eis
nes lange i9on brobenben @epittsrs,
ute elm allies ptrni6ten6er SturS nd9
ldnserem, immer f9neller iperoenoem
@leiten auf elmer fdiefen gbsne. 9us
ganSe Stantpiertel mar in 9etpeaung
pie elm aufeeitd9elter 9lmsiIenboufen.
Die rsrIdiebeniten 9eriidts einetn
Inn, @abres uno 5ali6es miIGenb,
p6Ilia 9etrenntss perbinbeno.
Die @insn lpuBten bon elmer nG9ts
liheu Sluht bes polenB untsr Mit>
nubme uIlsr 8aarbeitGnoe Der 8ant,
glnbere BON eintm SeIbitmoroe in
Dem glueenblide. in ipel6em er pe>
gen MedfdfdIf6ung perbaftet iperben
Iollte. 4u9 Der f4redlihe Brano
i'm ndben Se9ingen, ipel6em oas baI=
be Dorf Su Spftr fiei, mari BON
Reuem feiuen bIutroteu Sdein iiber
Die errests Reuss.
Mun srSablte ii6 boaritrGubsnoe
@eI9i6tfen, in ipeiden berglgent bes
polenb, Der Sobdnnts Qlltineer. ole
SduptroIIe fpitItt; BON feinsm &z
fe NIT einsm Je4inser 8auern. ben
er rtiiniert unb in Sen @abniinn st=
tritben bate, bon Ieiner eiligsn Sludt
Dor Der srresttu gepOIteruns. bic ibm
ben Sob ssfAporen.
giur zines itano feft. Gin ungss
belrsrSdfpiubtl mar aufgebsdt. Sins
ter oieftn mormornen pcInitpGnotn,
bon bsntH man iidb felt Sabrsn bate
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
eote gtus.rfdo, a

@oIe 8riSerf6aft
Stromer gum onbsru. ass elm Stub.r
Oorbeisebt. Der Iid Sunbffube ansiebt:
rSiebfte 3drl. Der orbsspt nii9t, uno
mir arbeeten nifht! Der sena'ge uns
terfdieh is, oaB Der Snnof9ub iibsr
feline 6dnoe 5iebt, lno mir fedsn ie
in B. 9af6t!"
8euer Tin Der annoneeneEs
psoi:;on): rSn's BIait bait sinaut
riidsn: 6 Stub gu Dsrfaufsn. mas
tof9t BOSE
rSs 6ft.r es ,inssriidt pirb. oeRo
5iIIiaer fpirb's."
Damn riid.n g elm. bis e MIR
msbr iufdt!-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
FOREIGNERS
ARE ALARMED
SENDING or TROOPS NORTH
WARD VIEWED WITH
ALARM.
Leaves Mexican Cauital Unpro-
tected and Foreigners
Fear for Safety.

MFNICO CITY. oct Foreigners.
VINO until now have felt safe In the
capital. wtr. rllcd with miseivm-s
today hy rea on OF the dcstltch OF
an available troops 10 the north with
the intention. according 10 the war
department oi Immediately rctakiur
Torr"on. Tho sending ont Of the re-
mlindsr of the 29th battalion Of Cen.
hlaupLots veteran who were placed
nn GUARD 90 the palace just prior 90
'ac arrest Of President Nade-o and
300 whose LOYALTY % the admiuistra.
ton gro8t confidence g. fclt. was the
cause of much comment
only f'w troops remain i'm the
capitol The mounted police. who
have always inspired o. feeling 81 so.
curity. have been replaced by ne
mon. Tho old organization has boo.
Incorporated into the army and sent
to Tho front
Tho r"por's which circulated iast
nith' of @ massacre of spau.ard4 4f
Iorl'on have not becn aubstantistod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
May Vote Tomorrow on
Suffers impeachment
YESTERDAY TAKEN UP WITH
ARGUMENTS BY THE
ATTORNEYS.
These Will Be Completed To-day
and Then Court VIII Go in
Secret Session.

ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. 9.-F1fty
thousand words OF legal argumen:
scathing denunciation OF Governor
VIM. Sulzer on the one side and his
accusers on the other-delivered to-
day by opposing counsel, brought a
verdict In the trial Of the impeach-
ment OF the executive one day nearer.
Another day Will be similarly oc-
cupied tomorrow. at the end of which
the high court will 70 into executive
session, t. Is expected. to determine
procedure in deciding the guilt o.
innocence OF the accused. The court
probably will then adjourn until
Tuesday. There is some talk tonight.
however. OF taking a yote Saturday.
Tho procedure 10 be adopted viii
include the manner Of deciding sew
eral constitutional questions. deter,..-
ination Of which was reserved until
tho end OF the trial. These include
the impcachability OF acts committed
by the Governor before he took Office
and the question whether the use or
campaign contributions. given With
out restriction. constitutes larceny.
These matters. u is likely will be
decided either Saturday or Tuesda
In executive session. after whicn
tho doors will be thrown open and
the public admitted u hear the vote
on the verdict Each Of the eight
articles OF impeachment will be
voted upon separately. it f. expected.
and there now being 81 members OF
the court In attendance thirty-eirht
aEfs will be- ngreeaarv turo.tbF~fe
majority to convict. In tho event "
conviction vote probably will be
taken as 20 whether the Governor
should be removed from his office
and another as 10 whether he should
BE- disqualified from holding Office m
this State hereafter
Marshall and Parker Talk.
Louis Marshall Tor the defense and
Alton u. Parker for tho assembly
managers. occupied the session Of tho
court today. Marshall impeachinx
tContinued on Pago T1drtson.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
Excellent Reports at
Methodist Conference

Rider. to the West Ohio conference.
and J. ". Holiday, to the West Wis.
consin conference: and transfers of
the following 10 this conference: John
u. Howard. from the Baltimore confer.
ence. Arthur W. Mills. from the ILL.,
nois conference: NJ VI. Lister. fror
the Erie conference. and J. B. Carder.
from the Kansas conference
The Bishop presented a draft from
the Book Concern for s3.OO4. and one
from the Chartered Fund for $50.
Both are for the benefit OF the super
auuates.
ofeial Reports.
The following district sIuperintend-
ents were called and read their re-
ports. J W. Engle. OF Charleston dis.
trlct, G. W Bent. Of Huntington dis.
trict. W. -. Reed. Of Oakland district:
j $ Miller. OF Parscrsburg district:
p s Townsend. ~ Ronceverte dis.
trict.
Dr Franklin Hamilton. a brother OF
the Bishop. and chancellor OF tho
American University. Washington. ID.
G., and DR. John W Hancher. OF New
York. assistant secretary of the board
OF education. made excellent addreases
on their respective interests
Mr. trahbe. superintendent OF tho
AntiSaloon League of West Virginia.
was introduced and made a forcefui
address
Ir g. x. Jennings. pastor ~ tho
Nore1ntowr church gave to the mem.
h"rs oi The conference unique and
agreeable surprise He presented 20
(contiHusd on Page Eighu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
SECOND DAY OF BIG MEETING
PROVES MOST IN
TERESTING.
During the Day Many Fine Ad-
dresses Were Made by Prom
inent SPEAKERS.

Special Dispatch Co tE, IrfclliEeucer.
BJCKUANNON. w. Va. oct g.
The second day OF the annual confer.
cnce opened this morning with in
creased interest and enthusiasm
Every train continues To bring bpiatcd
pastors and visitors to the seat Of con.
ference, and while the attendance is
larger than usual and while Buck.
harnon is not city Of vast proper
uons vet tn, committee ON entertain.
meut has provided homes for an the
members OF the conference. and stiIl
have rooms FOR more
Bishop Hamilton personally conduct.
cd tHe opening c.crciees. and the sec.
rotary read the minutes OF the preyi.
Ous day
Delinquent pastors were called to
account for falling to make their Off.
cial reports The way the Bishop stirs
up these tardy members is hiGhly in
tcrcstirr
Transfers Announced
The fol1Uing transfers were ar.
nouuccd u. q oliver to tho Illinois
conference. y I IlcSot. to the Uli,i
more conference. Uorf p. Lawrence.
to the West China Mission S Clark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
Defends Currency Bill
Against Bank Criticism

WASHINGTON. oct q con
ccrtcd defense by administration
forces against the criticisms OF
tho currcacy reform bin o. baukc-s
qt fhc Boston convention OF the Amer.
lean Nlukcrs Association ana
AGAINST what was alleged to be- on or-
rHrizod effort to hinder rs coualire.
alton and PASSAGE. served to cIr.r
tho air ln Washington today. and to
Inspire now fcniiur of confidence Co.
nlEut in Democratic circlDs
Senate debate in which the bank
erE criticism came iu Tor shat1
answer from friends OF the bin on tno
Senate floor found ifs echo later 20
Tho day whom Pre- Icnf Wilson mafr
plain to callers Dis own view of frc
r'c'ut developments surroundinr tho
bin
Tie President let 30 De- known that
D. IId not think tho views 81 tho
Boston bankers convention. az fnay
bore on thc currency BIN nov before
.hc Senate. represented the general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
WHEELING MAN
4 DELEGATE

Special T|uu.f.H f. Odd. f.t.......
INfhIESUI TG W Na D.f
Ni'.r .'I.rfnr Charleston 1e next
ware u'"f'n. place and eIas.Ir- of.
h''r.. o." fhIri annual convention OF
lh" AeeorItf" Photograph of West
NifiIfts Naa ended here thIa after.
noon Tho nov officers ar. prest
u'ni FrI"1t Cochran. Charleston
Nl'" ire. ri"n' William HIltg. PARK.
erahuIr. Secretary. Nf. Q NJ.
Avsry Uucthtrrur. Treasurer a.
3D. Davies. Parker Surg. Esrreaouf,.
I'' fu OBJ" National Convention 90
Ntan MIA. G'or.ia. ussf year. b.
.,iHIn Ni''llnE and William giatl.
Parker. bur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
WILL BLOW UP
GAMBOA Dixie
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL
PRESS BUTTON THAT WILL
SET OFF DYNAMITE.
All Preparations Have Been Made
and Last Barrier Will BE
Blown Up at 2 O'Clock.

PANAMA. Oct S-Preparations
are all completed for the destruction
Of the Gamboa dixie. which separates
the waters Of Gatun lake from the
Crlebra Cut All the necessary
changes have been made IN the ca
bles. so that the electrical spark
which President Wilson Will transmit
by pressing a key at tho White House
at two O'Clock tomorrow may operate
the switch controlling the dynamite
discharge
The barrier has been mined from
end 10 end. but out OF l.277 charges
planted only about 400 Will De- fired
at one shot The others Will be dis
charged later
While Friday will not be an official
holiday In the canal zone. every one
who can besparcd from work Will
journey 20 the scene The DANCER
zone viii DC guarded by "a strong cor
don OF police Fourteen units of the
Atlantic dredging fleet were SUCCESS
fully passed through Gatun Loclx TO-
day on their way to the Gambua aIk.
and viii begin operations as soon az
he barrier is shattered The Iockagc
TOOK two hours and half. Umc tmc
being lost through mancuVer'ng tho
vessels into position The lock mech.
anism worked perfectly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10

public sentiment 81 the country IN
The Presidents view. the attacks
made 0u the bill ny the Boston COZ
ference represented the activltiea ~
mon whom ha believed to he acting
with sincerity tuf Who o. individuals
refused to yield their position of con
troll cf tho couutys financial sya.
tenn
Tho expressions in the senate we're
more emphatic.
% think this boston meeting had
Tor its obvious purpose 90 work up
opposition to This b.U" said senator
owen. 'aUd either to force the hans.
efs Wow. or to delay or defeat fhis
Organized Conspiracy.
Senator Thomas talked of an ~or.
rauiyrd CouspIfacy." 60 misrepresent
thc President and impede legislation.
senator ONcrw8u declared the noa
ton conference did not reflect toe
dcontinued on Page ElsvsAl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10

NEW YORK. Oct. "a new star
blazed forth in the Worlds Sc
ries base ball armament today
when Leslie Bush pitched the
Philadelphia Athletics 20 Victory
over the New York Giants In the
third game Of the championship
struggle by a score Of to ,. Bush
IVES materially aided In his rush
to a prcestsl IN the base ball hall
Of fame by the savage batting Of
his teammates, but the major por-
tion cf the glory was accorded by
beth fans and players 20 the
youngster. who startled the dis-
mond veterans with his speed and
control In his debut in a Worlds
Series.
While his pitching was not as
spect5cula- as that % the veter-
ans. M7tf ewson and Plank. yes
tcrd1y, his box work was Of the
caiiJrc tnat entities him 20 a niche
alongside Hugh 5edient. Of the
Boston Red SoS. and Babe" Ad-
ans. 81 the Pittsburgh Pirates.
who performed similar feats of
twirling Valor in past Worlds Sc
rics.
So effective was eush's pitch
ing that the Giants secured but
five bits. and three Of these we're
Of the scratch variety Only
three C the twenty. seven putouts
credited 20 the Athletics were
made outside the infeid. and there
were innings On stretch when
the Giants never drove the ball
cut Of the diamond.
Favorable Debut.
Bush made his leap into the
lireiight under the most favor
able circumstances for his hard
hitting teammates tore into Tes-
reau with . fusliade of rsps In the
first two Innings that melted five
runs ard relieved the younqster ~
the strain Of pitching. with the
margin q safety narrower entire
" r7irtinu Iris was particular
~ true ~ the fret four Athletics
on Connie Msck's batting list.
Murphy 0ld-ing. Collins and Ba-
her between them made nine %
tN~ twelve hits recorded for the
..''..... 'H.''NN .NANf anu NNEHH nine
hits scored seven Of the eight runs
that made ere victory 60 one sided.
Tho eighth run was terrific
home run drive by Scharg into
the f1r end 81 the right field
stand IN contrast 90 This viaor-
Gus ASSAULT on The offerings ~ Tes-
rcaI and Cra1deU were the five
Fi'7. scattered t0rouan nine In
rinGs. that marked the Cianta' -.
fo-ts with The bat Not D siraIe
National League representative
secHred two hits and Shafer's
double u1s f1e only one good for
mere fr1n enc base
Tho ffHI.Nra' hIr.f tWirlIrr rt4
thD rI'I rnf tr 'D wears of aea mt
..sau..r NJ. f'd r.f pitch ur,rom.
.ai I1f h.f f.. delivery bad snti-a.
o0 much speed and break fur %
tContinuod on Pugs siE)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
POLITICAL SILENCE OF
Is YEARS IS BROKEN
FALACIES OF THE UNDERWOOD BILL SHOWN Up IN A pr AID
LESS AND ABLE MANNER BY WEST VIRCINIA.S
MOST DISTINGUISHED AND HONORED SON
Chaman W. Wells Tells Tariff Professors That New Measure Mo
Force Suspension of Pottery Industry Throusho the
Nation-GOn's Speech a Maserpiece.

Ind States Senator Nathan Gof. Man of the Hour, IN
ne F congressional district and the NJ
the ehre state delivered his political speech in vear
0e crowd oil OOO persons at the Market Auditorium last night
the candidacy of State Heane for on
g al the special election Tuesday Perhaps the greatest
mat ever attended indoor political Wheeling heard
greatest political speech made Wheeling on this the occa
SION o senator Coils return to active participation the campaign
a OF the party which he has
nearly ior years For twenty-five oaory and IN.
o ghng spirit have been tradonay representative of the
ana the nest In the Repubcansm
"o o old never surpassed the mastery the Gof of TO-DAY
Us Vpd IN the magnificent address delivered last night
WIN fearless dountless courage and uncompos
gE he somed the bulwarks of the position on
der"ood tariff bill and tore into defense offered s
greatest and abst advocates He ddled common
sense every faaciuos claim called TO its support public
Vie" as menace OF the most industrial com
era and general business welfare of the the state of
west virginia in general and the First district
ar II doubt of the outcome election had been en-
ertained previously vsge msgng dsped bv Sem
aor Oo brilliant fire of logic and practical the
pes OF protection That his words the hearts of bs
hearers was ng evidenced by the of an
proal which greeted telling scored An enthusiasm
anything oil the kind seen in Wheeling dominated
the vast assembage from the until
he closed ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
VIII Rel-ase curren,

WASHINGTON oct -Prsseiog
q key az The White House at . o'cio,,
tomorrow afternoon. eastern fmo.
President Wilson viii release an ei-.
trio current that slll travel over land
and under SEQ 90 ;he Panama Canqt
% explode charso of dynamite and
destroy the Gauboa DiKc This disc
is The last great uLy teal obstruction
70 the opening of water coumuuicq.
ton between the two oceans althou1
the wrcrkaro Of fLs dixie and two
earth slides. ono st Cucaracta. ar q
another at Gold Uiu. must ir -
through before fho canal actually can
De- 0u.usd
When tlo electric current sf4rfr4
by President Wilson traverse OBJ.
land wires 90 Galveston and r4..a.
honcgth thr Guif of Mexico bv r4bt.
'1 fhc Ia'imue. fho canal eufirerr.
expect tl' spark fo explode tho
thousand charges Of dynamite which,
hav" h"er buried ln tho r0o fr,, os
dik" which or present .'arf hrfra ,1
Ga'ur Lake and tho famou. Cuiebrt
cut
IS n'rt of droIros viii attack ffs
slides ae soon as thny have cleared
fh" wr'ct8rn ~ fhe dixie. and a.
ffourn Colonel Coofh4la fr Iia frIe.
gram fo fhe Canal Commi. .or TODAY
made no predictions if ie believed f
VIII p" possible f0 have urhtcr boats
ueod bv tho canal Ulerrs to pas.
from ocean fo ocean in Tow week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-10
STILL NO QUORUM

WASHINGTON. ID O.. oct
ben ffc House adjourned Ilte to
day poo members. nine short Of 70 quo
rum. had reported and resolution
vac adopted retaining in force ar 90
dor t1 tho sergeant alarms for Tho ar
rest of aheort mcmhcrf
Ivcry aheent'n has been notified ty
t'lrrraph that warrant has been
issued. and Hll Who can he found in
WHshinrtou to morrow Who have NOT
r'ro-t"d VIII be- brogght 60 the bar OF
'ho House.