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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
POLICIES ABROAD
ARE NOT ALTERED

Washington, March 6.-Indications
that no immediate OF sweeping
changes in the foreign policy are in
contemplation were afforded today
when Secretary Bryan, without much
qualification, approved letters and in
structions by wire that went TO Ameri-
can representatives abroad, in coun-
tries where stirring events are hap
pening. 1t is understood President
Wilson intends to make a careful
study OF all data presented to him
by Bryan before making radical
changes in existing policies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
SHOW HARVESTER
GOOD TO FARMER

Omaha, Neb., March 6.-The farmer
was never so well cared for so far
as concerns the use of farm imple-
ments according, to the testimony of
witnesses for the defense in the trust
suit against the International Harves-
ter company today. Witnesses testi-
fed that although the defendants did
80 per cent of the business in their
territory in binders and mowers, they
had not advanced the price as much
as in other lines of farm implements
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
RUSSIA IN CELEBRATION
OF ROMANOFF ELECTION

st. Petersburg, March 6.-The ter
centenary of the election as emperor OF
Russia Of Michael FeOdorovitCE,
first of the ROmanOffs. was
celebrated today with much pomp
throughout the empire.
The feature of the day was the i'm
perial procession TO Kazan cathedral,
where the emperor and empress were
greeted by the metropolitan bearing d
cross and vessel of holy water.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
PROFESSOR KILLS
VISITOR IN HOME
Teacher in Minnesota Univer
sity Agricultural School Sur
renders to Police.
LAUNDRY DRIVER VICTIM
Admits Having Waited for DeIIb-
crate Chance to SIay Under the
Unwritten Law.

ST. Paul, March G.-Professor Oscar
Olson. demonstrator in the University
of Minnesotas school of agriculture
at ST. Anthony park, is in a cell here
awaiting arraignment on a charge of
shooting and killing Clyde DaIting,
driver of a local laundry. Olson sur
rendered early today and. according
to the police, confessed he had waited
for a deliberate chance to shoot Dart
ing.
1T is simply the unwritten law,
Olson is quoted as saying in reply to
the questioning of the police.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER AWAY.
Mrs Olson and her young daughter
are visiting friends in Montevideo,
eIinn.
According to the police, Darling was
shot entering the door Of the summer
kitchen OF the Olson home
The shooting is said to have occur.
red last night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
Wheel Horse of Depart
ment Remains as Assist
ant Secretary.
IN OFFICE SINCE 1877
President Puts Into Effect His
Rule Concerning AppIiCa-
tionS for Positions.

Washington, March 6.-Assistant
Secretary of State Alvey Adee will
retain his position under Secretary
Bryan. He has been in the state de-
partment since 1877 and is affection
aIely referred to in Washington as
the wheel horse" OF the department.
Bryan appointed Manton Wyvell, a
New York lawyer and intimate friend,
to be his private secretary
CABINET MEETING HELD.
At the conclusion of the cabinet
meeting today members talked enthus-
iastically OF their first official exper-
ience around the cabinet table.
The thing that impressed me most"
said Secretary Lane, was the ex-
treme modesty of the man at the head
of the table. He listened with every
consideration and decided without the
slightest hesitation what snould be
done"
Lane never met the president be-
fore yesterday. Bryan was a center
of interest as he entered the execu-
tive offices.
/ President Wilson was strongly urg-
ed by house leaders today to use his
influence for and agree to a plan to
cOnfine the congress special session
in April to the enactment Of tariff
legislation and the passage of appro-
priation bills which failed in the last
congress.
TELEGRAMs POUR IN.
/ Congratulatory teiegrams and let
ters poured into the White house to-
day from all parts Of the world-from
kings, emperors, presidents of foreign
republics, 10 communications from
proud fathers and mothers who an
nounced the birth March 4 of sons
, who were to be named Woodrow
Wilson" most Of the governors of
states, many mayors and scores Of
prominent democrats.
The cabinet is scheduled to meet
formally today for the first time. No
provision has been made for Vice
President Marshall, although President
Wilson is quoted as saying he saw no
reason why the vice president snou:d
not sit with the official family.
STANDS By RULE.
President Wilson gave a practical
demonstration OF the application of
the new patronage rule today, when
he cOurteously asked Senators Bryan
and Fletcher Of Florida, who called
to discuss the appointment of a fed
eral attorney for the southern district
of Florida, to make their recommends
tions TO the attorney general.
Wilson's second day in the White
house found long engagement list
awaiting his attention Among the
first to be received was Baron Chinda,
Japanese ambassador, who bore con-
gratulations from the Japanese en-
peror.
O'BRIEN RESIGNS.
Senator Smith OF Michigan today
presented to President Wilson the res
ignation Of Thomas ]. O'Brien, ambas
sador to Italy. O'Brien is from Michi
. gfr and requested Smith personally to
present his resignation.
! Who do you think will succeed
O'Brien?" Smith was asked as he left
the White house.
We'll, don't know, / think he will
be a democrat"
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Clark Of Iowa was named today al
chairman of the commission, succeed
ing Lane
MACK FOR AUSTRIA.
Several members Of the democratic
: national committee are urging Presi
dent Wilson to appoint Norman E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
DEAD IN GERMAN
WRECK Total II

Berlin, March 6-The total killed in
the recent ramming of the destroyer
Sis by the Yorck off Heligoland was
given officially today as Il. Most of
these did not die of drowning, but
were frozen to death clingin& TO loose
spars after the vessel had sunk. Ter
rife seas made rescue of the men al
most impossible, and many cOrpses
were not picked up until this morn
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
LISTENS
TO DUNNE'S PLAN

Washington. March Enquiries at
Il he White house today regarding the
Illinois senatorial situation brought the
Information that President Wilson had
listened 81 the proposals of Governor
Dunno, but nad not committed himself.
Dunno favors the election OF Lewis,
democrat, for the long term, and Sher-
nan, republican fcr the short term.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
GENERAL WOOD is
ORDERED TO HOLD POST

washington, March 6.-Secretary Of
War Garrison ordered Major General
Wood to continue as chief of staff W
ul further orders to enable President
Wilson to have time to fully consider
the question of permanent designa-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
TUMULTY STARTS
WORKAT 8;MERCY!

Washington, March 6.-Joseph Tu-
multy, secretary to the president,
started a small precedent shattering
campaign of his own today. He got to
work at 8 o'clock. Nobody in the
Washington government service ever
heard of. any one at work so early.
Nest of the government officials get
TO work between 3 and 10. Tumulty
found few clerks when he arrived.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
Town Has No Deaths in Year.

Duluth, MINI. March 6.-St. Louis
county has one town where nobody
died last year. The annual vital statis-
tics show no deaths for the town OF
Tiovola, a Finnish settlement, but
there were % births IN the IL months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06
The Weather

rersoaSt Ihi p m. Tomorrow ter
Rock island, Davenport. Moline
and Vicinity,
Fair and continued cold tonight with
the lowest temperature about 10 de-
grees above zero. Friday increasing
ylOUdiness and warmer.
Temperature at I a. N. 4. Highest
yesterday "a. lowest last night 4.
Velocity OF wind at a. n. miles
per hour.
Precipitation .O5 inch.
Relative humidity at p. m. 70 at 7
a m. s4
J. VI. SHERIER, Local ForeCaster.
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
FroIn noon today TO noon tomorrow1
Sun sets 800. rises 6:27. Evening
stars: Mercury. Venus. Saturn. Morn
ing stars: Jupiter. Mars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06

Mack of Buffalo, n. Y, former chair
man of the committee, as ambassador
to Austria Mack enjoys the friend
ship of Bryan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06

Associated Press
Exclusive Wire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-06

President Wilson was strongly urg-
ed by house leaders today to use his
influence for and agree to a plan to
confine the congress special session
in April to the enactment Of tariff
legislation and the passage of appro-
priation bills which failed in the last
congress.
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SsluS s2ise; FIR 9uli 81 i4-oIsst, an
eaIas slLr fur ssp,smbsr s91 1s-0oIs {,
am edIut $685..
1stfs s.--gar Nat 5flS--52 I,
an ehlut 57ls;; fur 3uIi $685., ON
ehIus 53rt, iay September s4h-6424e,
am stIss B4hc.
tsfsr. 49, ga: Ueai 84is s-a4l1s. am
eAIab S4tse; iurjaii s43s-s4ls, an ghlus
A9sc iaretptsms.r AlS-A1st amealas
Shiui s4l4s.
Feassn. - aa. . el-s2s.
esrts. --4T-7ls.
ttmstbsiss uta. - Hess $40
3r5 Der GsssSsr.
AsefaAnsa. - sl2.0o--I9.5o ~.
3tntner.
Nstssrt.- a,a.s S1e.aS-l9.so. Eir
Rai tls.7o -- 1886, am eAIzb $3.50:
far Salt $685. - 1870. am eAIRb
$ie.s2h.
G4.aGt ,ls471.-sar wai slo.57b,
- 1885, am etItus 1850 fur 5Hl,
tlo.e0 1910, am 0hlut sl0.so; fiir
Stpi. Sl0.7o-l0.75, an stIas sIo7o.
Stsrt Nbs etts1 an tss7L1-
lo6i1 .--sur Nat sl045-Io.521, an
s6lus ti0.<5; 'ur JuIi sls47I-l0.52L
OAIut $lo.47H fllr Stptsmb,l Sic. .55-
lo.S74, am ealus sI0.55.
Dat tee -Nsr:t "a Diais.-Guansris 8
2e--56e per vfsHs
esr. - Esrst ia feft. - Grti4s Ia
--l9I1t Der 0aytss.
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erst.srt sss sr,t. So. .5o-g7S, feis bu

Drsin7re sas srste S5.50-97S fsir btt
snte Ist6te $7.50--l0.00, trtra &I0.2b.
Natber In sea Observation-Disclosures. -
tsnes I0e, priMa bis aaseriefess 81 -
91fe, srbinSre 6--7he.
ttne. Die 3Rfubr mar nu'
mdtIg, bic Aadfrass gut uno osrWartt fs't.
Die Breife ffieaeu rH 5--l0t per loO9fnno
etitt. 8.rianst orttn fie9en nm Be uni
6srtel bltebeu astis
Shs.rs $S.6e-8.65, gate bis sasserlsienr
sersaSunss. unsSletiAsrfsrten $500. 90,
semif6ts EstpsfuHssisrtsn 1855 -- 5 .os,
6tsss s4.76-86.75, .rtrs s7.00, orsiaars
Bic ssserIsfene ihssrt fstte Sdse $500 -
500, ,rtra &8 1b, IeiGt.SeriaHStiOrten &s.3C
- 8.65, tertsl sss l10 yfuns une mentssr
$6.o0--S25
Shaf. .unb 2dmmtr. - lie 3afuhr
mar nidt grob uub bic 4r.i;s parsn fttla.
Gasfe. srtra $5.l5, sat. bic ass.
.rI.isns $780, 10, srbindrt bis sste 81. 10
--4.5o, 5abrliuse So 00--7.00.
eammsr. --srtra brat)ttn $500, gate bis
sussrl.feHs SS.60-8.90. srstRsre bis falrs
$5.50--850, asihoren. Sc. 00-8.25.
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60t<t, -. seites Ae--b0e, Fs. 8 selbet
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fsrs 30 - S4t. ssltes b.. 81 $40, cemiiA.
tes b. S0--5It Der Saftel Berfauft nxress:
] Gar ao. 8 selbss ~ 1875, Z Gars 70. 4
DO. su 4Se, Gar DO. sn 481ae, Gar bo. Al
451fe, Gar No. 4 Deibes 5u Soc, / Gar bo.
90 49fe, 2 Cars 30. 8 gfmiiAtss ~ 491ss
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ear No. = DO. gu 40t, 8 eatS DO. au 48ke.
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Gar psites DO. au 61e auf osm @sleift.
Safer.-Nartt u rubta snb isstis. no.
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521s-54e. ns. . aemifAtn 341R --ass. No. !
be. 34--34He, ~. 4 -. 8l-82Is Der Gu.
Sertasft Dsrotn: Gar 20. 3 peissr an
334s, Gar DO. 5u 1886, Cars eo. su
541.e, Gar bO. ~ 34c, Cars So. ,u
8414t, 1Gars 30. 4 DO. su 23Le. 5ears DO,
su s3e, Gar DO. ~ 1885, / Gar bo. ,u
34e, Gar wtibsr naA Yrobs, biu5urat, III
8213t, Gar edpsfel sstssr ~ 34m,, /
Gar ~. 8 esmiiattr ~ a4e, q 6a1 as, 2
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sebmar. 81 1918. escruar, 2l. ls12
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HttSts
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$40 FbIs. Tifiaers finiihso goobJ au'
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gItssss FL. HsbrRor 1913,

TtsSstes.-S.ssa Sc 75 5-9 90, ferss
Sti.rs ss. .20-600, etsssrs uns tses.rs
s. 50-7 30. fsbesss 6.ifsrs So 15-3.40,
faIser &7.0o-l0.35. Nartt Jeff
Sasttxs. seists s.. 10--8.35, st-
wifst 81 OBS. Be, fss.re s7.85 - $50;
rssse &7.85 -- sos, ssrteI s625-S.l5.
Nortt ihDah.
eAaf.anb ednmsr - Ehaf.: Gin.
seiwtfas 81. 10-s.6S, 5ssrIinss ts. .70-8 90;
asSmtr; esbeisiies $7.A0 - 585. Norft
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3Hfubr Ainbbies 4 500, sbpeis.
"a 00e e6sis uno rdmmer Ii 900.