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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

for Gaines during the introduction
IL Was. Come on. Joe"
Probably few orators ever received
the heartfelt applause Of an audience
as conclusiyely and exclusively as did
Mr.. Gaines as he came upon the plat.
form. He started Immediately into
the issue az hand and lost no time In
preliminaries
Recalls Fight Of 1896.
Il do not think that any party has
done as much FOR the people OF this
country as the Republican party. You
have now listened 20 man who
comes from the state Of that grand
old man. James G Blaine. victorious
over the party that kept that widely
known and worshipful gentleman
from tho presidency We are getting
into the same fight which was carried
on by the Gold Democrats I'm the wear
~ 1896. We Republicans have boon
having too easy sailing and when the
test came We did not know how 10
handle 81
We hav" needed stronger ONO
siton. Why. 10 has always been fr,.
easiest thing On the world 10 beat the
Democrats. and what party on ear-h
mas ever been beaten so often as the
p'norra'ic party. and what party
would stand for a. many beating ms
thrmt We needed stronger oppo.I
ion "" needed criticism. do no,
contend that we should be- criticize,
bur claim that Just criticism ie -,
f''d thing ] am = Republican and
au r'al Of tho fact mo-. n ,si.
hearted one huf one who o. wiltir,
'' take bis share in tho Gcht That
parry has always been the con.
-.iI''I'". arcr'esiv" and progressive
party of The country
II' kpuhlcan party has passed
Ii'f' ..IlIr 900 Tho good measur.
'hH' 'lF" over teen passed Tho
.'Hr' i.'i l1w vae passed under tho
lt'Ini ican administration which t,s
Do Do 90 benefit to all The Democrats
"'I '.t pass I' not because tho,
wished 'o poison people. Iut because
'H'' couldn't The party Thar has
''"d Uf fHn n.or'a and BIAS ri,ar
l''H .I OBJ" benefit. has boon tr.
l,'I nh''cln party auI the man who
N'.. h''n continue those dement's b.
present candidate. Julian g.
li..rnr
Ihe ''risla'uso that DO was I'm
$500 moro good inri.iafInr cha,
''t body o. mon chat ha. ever boon
BOZ fir legislator. prcerinert
.i"nn. I.n. .HrJ4 iIe rn.r.ra,tt..,
h'. believe .u fic regulation az
o. 'r'ade dn not think that fhsv
Should Do" allowed FOB rum aa thew b,t,
h' I'm'cr1's cof lotto ruvr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

than they have been under the Demo
Gratis. Mills have been running and
the country was more prosperous
In this mornings edition Of the
Register ] am charged as one OF
group OF men who voted boz the state
legislature 20 abolish the criminal
court In this state Gentlemen. DO
ny that charge. The main thing. gen
tlemen. in this election. is 20 get the
vote out on election days and 90 Work
for tho good OF the old party. {
would say in conclusion that those
men who voted for Roosevelt az tnc
last election are getting back into the
ranks Let Va th-n pledge ourselves
anew and get together on this guas-
ton and on the election day tho
Grand old Republican party In the
First district Of West virginia Will
show the world that she has come
back"
Mr. NcCleary then introduced Con
gresham John Peters. Of the THIRD
district Of Maine. as the man VINO
had won brilliant victory for ths
Republican party IN the same die
trict that James G. Blaine. that Grand
old Man. was born and had bis Do
ing
Mr. Peters Called.
Mr. Peters DO his opening remarks
said Gentlemen. when ! was kcd
whether Z would come 20 your state
and assist ln the camp aian. { asked
myself whether ! should come or not
] was of tho opinion that your rur-
suits were different your induetrtra
different. that YOU were conrum.
INK stat" and not q producing one.
aud that We were greatly apart on
Oh" question upon The minds ~ an
fhe tariff But after looking un YOU
history and studying your local con.
dHIons. ] found chat vn are prsrf.
'aIly thr same and that you have ON"
fhinr while We. on tho other hand.
haf" something of equal value
vs." aro both living Loo fIa sheep
producing section and raise wool %
ono of our chief products $50 lr.
10th 70 farming Uuuu'arr and ,,rb
should %" equally Interested .r fI.
tariff question fr fH. r,r.r. .-.r.
zion u mv District fr pI..t..r.
there vae ffr .am. as r b.. r.r.
Can fhr NrfuhIIrau r.rf. CONN.
ht'F u t" ar.Wer b.. % um H,rr
Tho lar'r Ha thr Democrats cant
". cuts Maine. lrIuHff.s m fpn
Goods 'tn h' shipped m'u uIi afaf.
easier Than they rar I. you're. ho
flueo OF tho close prDsInI. uf f.
canadian border Nn rIu f..k
across fho So John. rtsr .rI .I.ra
"er load 1ff'r I.lI uf lumber ready
90. soon aH 'hn Nrw..-lf.. trG bI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
JOHN W. DAVIS
SPEAKS TONIGHT
OHIO COUNTY DEMOCRATS WILL
GATHER IN COLUMBIA CLUB.
District Party Leader VIII Be Is
eorted % the Meeting by Vounq
Mems Democratic Club.

Democrats OF Ohio County viii Tor.
wlI'y open their end Of the congress.
-.ona' frhf fU.- evening when meet.
.nc VIII he conducted in tho Column.
l1 club auditorium ,n fh, south
Side Hou John IS Davis viii bc
'1' prrD.uai speaker 90 mo evening
Dr. 's N.'ot"1 thst large number of
'h" party supporters vu turn out
to welcome thr leader
Nr Davis Will arrive ir tho CITY
carly t'.s evening. ana while ro f.f
n'fr ARRANGEMENTS have boon made
f'r welcome. Dr. f. understood fr4t
number off f.r m .mNrra of .ra
Young Mons Democratic club o.
'hs c.'' VIII uU.f h.m and art as lr
'c.~f Members off I.s club will
also .'' He an escort .ur'r- tho
evening v.ru OH, speaker 81. fat,n
to tho mD'urc place
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wage Farmers there are getting about
one hall d, much for their labor as
you are. They can produce goods
cheaper and can afford TO put cheap
goods on the market. but by On, tar
lh such Is not possible You. a. West
Nirgin.ans. and particularly OF the
Firsi District. are producing state
You are "a producing state and
want the tarin 10 protect your inter.
ests. In the present congress there
are ten Pr3gr,ssiycs. 2s0 Democrats
ana ~ Republicans. Are YOU going
to send man there Co Join the Demo
Gratis Are you going 10 send "a man
to join the ten Progressiv.s and leave
o." conditions the same or are YOU
going To- send man 10 ioin the OBJ
position In "a short time the parties
viii change in their positions The
Republican party by your help Will
become the plaiutin In the case in
stead OF the defendant and are YOU
then going to send man 10 join thar
party o. YOU are YOU then will un.
uoubfab'y vote for Julian G. Hearne.
Ih" Democrats say that they don't
ieli.v" iu the tariff only for revenue.
but az the same time they vote 20
maintain the tariff ON the things that
especially benefit them Let us look
at The southern states and see how
they voted 4 glance dj the records
S. proof Of what I say
Gig Change Noted.
"lf Will ha rewomucred that 40 o..
laet election. Eoosovofr pollcd "a great
many votes. Doc tHr state Of Maiuo
Do" loiled 1900 Taft 1000 and WI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
DISTRICT MEETINGS-

\ series OF district meetings are
being planned by those In charge or
the local Republican campaign. While
an itinerary has not been completed
II Is expected that an announcement
viii b made to-day. Mayor II. L.
Kirk. in charge Of the county fight.
and Mr.. Albert Sncdcker. Mr..
Hearpe's manager in the district. will
confer to-day on the subject. These
meetings viii be held in Elm Grove.
Triadelphia. Warwood. Valley Grove
and a number Of the other towns in
the county. and other meetings will
be held IN adjoining counties. The
Itinerary is being so arranged that
tho meetings will not conflict with
the larger meetings that will be held
in this city from time 20 time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS GIVE
INFORMATION TO DEMO-
CRATIC ORGAN.
Public at Large Not Notified Of Action
and officers Fail 20 Advertise
Voting Places.

Announcement was made By the
county commissioners OF Ohio county
yesterday Of the names of an election
officials. Including Judges. clerks and
chall"ugcrs. and in addition the loca-
ton OF Tho 50 voting precincts and
boundary lines Of each precinct dis
rict The commissioners confirmed
the appointments Of the Democratic
and Republican county committees.
and made tho third appointment in
each case. which was always Demo
cratic. thus giving two Democrats 10
one Republican in each voting place
The announcements were made fol
lowing the mailing ol notice 10 each
official. LIf So guarded were Tho an.
uouncomcnts that the public 40 large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
MEETING IN CHESTER.

A Republican meeting will be held
this evening in Chester and a large
crowd is expected to attend. Inter
est in the fight in that town is warm.
and with the announcement that Hon.
John 4. Peters. OF Maine. and Hon.
Joseph II. Gaines. OF Charleston.
would speak at the meeting. interest
became warmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

because of tho Indictment weather
of lasf rirht. tho meeting of Tho TO-
publican county committee which bad
boon '1ll"l was postponed urU Sat
nrd1' nirht 81 this rwe nnI 1r.
rI0roW'rf. VIII tr made for ..rI,.
oi district ana local morfu.. 20
which a number OF local Republican
speakers viii deliver speeches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
Senator Borah

The announcement was made yes.
terday that Senator Borah of Idaho
may take the stump in this section
OF the district on behalf of Hon.
Julian G. Hoarne. The announce
ment was received with much salts
faction by those in charge locally. as
the Westerner IS a well known orator
and campaicner While there Is
nothing positive about the announce.
ment. II is said that in all likelihood
he will be present az the meeting TO
u addressed by Senator Goff Thurs
Cay night IN the Auditorium.
Several other speakers of national
fame will likely enter the local field
during the next week also. and with
the firing OF the big guns. the cam
paign promises to be one OF the most
Interesting ever staged in this state.
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CAMPBELL TO SPEAK.

Republicans OF Marion county will
hold a big rally Saturday night at
Fairmont. Hon. Joseph n. Gaines. OF
Charleston. will be the principal
speaker. and number OF county
speakers will also be on the program.
Col Alexander Campbell will take
the stump within the next few days
in behalf OF Hon. Julian G.. Hearne.
Republican candidate for congress.
This announceu-S was made yester-
day az local congressional headquar-
tiers. Col. Campbell withdrew from
the race for congressional honors in
favor Of Mr.. Hearne a few days ago.
and his activity in favor OF the poJsl-
lar candidate is appreciated by the
voters generally.
a meeting OF the Republican county
committee has been called for Satur-
day night in the Waldorf building.
The meeting Is called for s o'clock
and matters pertaining to future cam
paign meetings will be considered.
Hon. Julian G.. Hearne has returned
from short visit to Clarksburg.
While in the eastern part Of the dis
trict he conferred with leaders OF the
campaign on the fight and announced
himself as well pleased with the
prospects.
Major VI. NJ. Nicely. Democratic
congressional candidate. has entered
into the fight in earnest. He deliv-
cred a speech at a meeting in Shinns-
ton Wednesday night and following
that meeting left for points in Har-
rison. Lewis and Wctzrl counties
where he will be active for "A few
days Next week he will come 10
the Pan Handle district and will
speak in Ohio. Marshall. Brooke and
Hancock counties.
To add stimulation 10 the present
political situation Patrick n. Kelley,
eN-lieutenant governor Of Michigan.
will be in Bethany Monday night to
talk on the present campaign. Mr.
Kelley is a typical Irishman and a
fine talker. coming highly recon-
mended by all who know him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
INTERESTING BETS

Interest in the three-cornered night
for congressional honors is warming
up considerably. and supporters OF
the various candidates are becoming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03
CATHE RlNo IN BARTH OPERA
HOUSE ATTENDED BY
LARGE CROWD

Hon. Julian G. Hearne. Hon. John H.
Peters. Of Maine. and Hon. Joseph
Gaines. % Charleston Speak
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
ACQUITTED OF MAIL THEFT.

CHARLESTON. = g.. June TO-
Henry EghStorw and Ger-ca II Hi
tried here in yhg Federal Court on
charges ~ rohbuE mail ear at
Hariseyi'is Ca iu December 1912.
.Wyre acquitted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
BERLIN, June 10.--MiIitary events.
musical festivals and fetes Of "a hun
bred sorts are featuring the celebra-
tion Of the twenty fifth anniversary
Of the accession Of Emperor william
to the throne. Twenty-Five rulers OF
German States are here 20 pay HON
age. More than 5000 Americans are
crowding the hotels and watching the
festivities
The dedication Of the 100000
Olympic stadium when $4,000 athletes
took part has been the chief feature
Of the program thus far.
Berlin will virtually take holiday
Of month. One week will be de-
voated to prize events, one week 60
musical festivals and another to grand
opera with Olympic games inter
mingling
In addition TO the % rulers OF Ger
man States. including the Kings of
Saxony. Bavaria and Wurtomberg
special embassies from the United
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
TEN MILESTONES in THE
REIGN OF KAISER WILHELM II

Asserted independence he assembled throne
age of twentynine
Within two years broke with Bismarck and forced him
resign
Spent years with three Chanceors nineteen Prus
Ministers and eight Secretaries of State establishing his
policies.
Has encouraged education and science industries and
ufacung placing Germany the front rank of the nations
in these respects
railway from Berlin to Sozzen.
his subjects freedom of religious belief and
political thought.
Sent friendly letter President Kruger during the Boer
war, thereby mourning the enmity of England.
Inerfered in the Moroccan situation nearly preCpatng
war with France but gave way before the Agecras
ference.
Built up the German navy and army.
Developed the German mercantile marine present wealth
and power.
Demonstrated himself connOs5eur in art music and lit
erature
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
SEES HARD FIGHT
IN PAINTER CASE
Baltimore Chemist Makes Signif-
cant neutrality-suspicious.
Delay Completion of Analysis,

BALTIMORE, June 10.-"They may
have a hard night to collect that" said
DR.. Charles CHASER to-day, after read
ing a tabuIated lst Of the million dol
lars new insurance taken out by f. o.
Painter. the wealthy Jacksonville fer
tuzer manufacturer, who drowned in
the ST. Johns River at Jacksonville
under suspicious circumstances on
May %. He would make no other
statement.
DR. CHASER is the chemist in charge
Of the chemical and pathological an
aysis OF Painters vital organs. I'm
foreueen complications have prevent
ed the completion of the analysis in
the time expected. According 10 the
chemist 81 may be some time before
he is able 90 make his report TO c. d.
Abbott the Coroner at JacksOnville'
under whose directions he is working
JACKSONVILLE. June lo.-lnfor-
nation was received here to-day that
the ANALYSIS of z. o. Painters vital
organs. supposed to have been fin
ishsd last week in Baltimore. has not
been completed and 1t viii probably
be the last Of the week before Cor
oner G. d. Abbott receives the report
Of Dr. Charles CHASER, who is con-
Quoting the tests
In the meantime there Is to-day nc
new development in the Painter in
SuranCe mystery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
CO. s SUIT
T0BREAK RECORD
Guarantee Banking Audit Is Com
pIete-Case viii Be Resumed
Next Thursday,

Trial Of the suit against the Guar
antee Trust and Banking Company
promises to break all records for time
consumed I'm the Superior Courts,
when. after two weeks interruption,
IL is resumed before Judge Pendleton
Thursday.
The interruption was to permit an
auditor appointed by the court to eX-
anime the company's books c. ]
Metz made the audit and presented
his report Monday.
one OF the principal points i'm con-
sentiOn was the status of the Old or
ganizatiou 10 the new at the time OF
sale, November 80. 1907 The tota
amount collected from bondholders {,
this date was $4S3.902.52. according
To the audit. against which is an
item OF S223.9494o Of coupons paid
Cash surrender value Of the bonds al
that time is given as S76,944.3S.
The liability to-day or the Guarau-
tee Trus, and Banking Company, ac-
Cording 90 the report given the de-
PENDANTS attorneys. - $500 1926.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
Kaiser Wilhelm Celebrates 18th Anniversary Of Ills Accession the IhoG
Thousands Of Americans Are Berlin This Week to Witness the Fes
WOMEN IN FIGHT
AGAINST BIRD
SLAUGHTER
Miss Nina HOrnady Leads Georgia
War on Amending Game Law
on PIumage Fowl.

4 campaign against the passage Of
the amendment 20 the natlona. game
law introduced by Senator Clapp
is being waged In Atlanta by the
women's organizations. Though It
was undertaken but few days ago
the response has been spontaneous.
An effort is being made 20 have
every woman in Georgia w-ite to the
members Of the Georgia delegation In
Washington urging them to take the
side Of the bird lovers. Senator Hoke
Smith is chairman OF the committee
10 which the amendment has been
referred. and every woman is being
urged to write 70 him
The amendment. II is said, would
so change the law regarding the i'm
pOrtatiOn Of plumage as to render 4
void II makes an exception TO the
feathers or plumes Of game birds
usually killed for food purposes and
birds which are killed az pests" This
would allow 81 the killing Of many
birds u rare plumage, according 10
the bird lovers
Miss Hornady Leader.
Gsorgia's fight is being led by Miss
Nina Hornady. one Of Atlanta's most
beloved school teachers. who comes
from one II the oldest families and
s. prominently connected throughout
the State
The organizations which have
Joined In the fight are the Bird Lovers
Association Daughters Of the Ameri-
can RevOl tiou United Daughters 81
1912. Daughters Of the ConfederaCy.
Colonial DANES. Uncle Remus Me
Ha.H a.. Il
rial Association. Federation OF WOm-
ems Clubs and the Atlanta Musical
Association.
Miss Hornady was drawn into the
undertaking by her cousin. William r.
H0na1y. secretary Of the New York
Geological Society. the organization
which has been backed by many mo-
table mllu-mill lonaires. and which
was Instrumental IN having the pres
ent national game law passed by Con-
gress
Atlanta Women Aid
Miss Horuady is assisted by many
leading women in Atlanta. Backed By
the action Of John Wanamaker, they
viii enfcavor 20 win over the opera
tors OF large stores in Atlanta. Wan
amaker has come out against the
usage OF birds as hat decorations de-
spite the immense volume OF busi-
ness handled by him
1--WE are waging the hottest kind
Of fight" said Miss Horuady TO
q Georgian Exporter. She was busy
~ her home writing letters and call
ing up her friends. urging them t.
write 90 Senator Smith THAT we
viii get results Is our sincere belief.
and we are letting Senator Hoke
Smith know just where the women
Of Georgia stand The response has
been gratifying and many prominent
women are working hard for g. W.
shall flood Senator Smith with lot
tiers. and possibly he may grumhle
a little Bit But We must protect the
birds We expect 10 have the work
going on spleudidiy by the end OF the
week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
Gifts From All Over the
World--- Twenty-Five Kings Pay
Honor to German Emperor.

States and all European countries are
here
Great interest Is being displayed by
Berllners in Andrew Carnegie, the
American peace advocate, who is a
guest. Archduke Francis Ferdinand
IS 20 represent Emperor Francis JOS
eph OF Austria.
Carnegie Slated for Order.
The Kaiser will raise many promi-
nent Germans 10 the nobility, bestow-
ing many titles and innumerable or
ders and decorations II Is whispered
that Andrew Carnegie is to be pre-
scented with an order.
An OF the cities OF Germany have
combined 10 present the Kaiser with
q magnificent personal present. After
10 had been announced that this tes-
timonial would be presented to the
Emperor. the latter forbade further
gifts, but said IL Germans desired 10
evidence their esteem, they might
present gifts 10 educational and char
table institutions OF a local charac-
ter
The present which the German
cities are 10 make the Kaiser Is a
gold and silver set Of tablets bearing
his armorial yscutchoons and arms.
10 cost more than $4,000. The text
is OF pure gold With the arms of the
Kaiser in euamellad and gilded sill
Yer. with engraved ivory and mother
OF pearl Thousands Of Germans gave
2 IL cents apiece 10 pay for IT,
From s.. Petersburg kasta. i'm
Hungary, and Ulm I'm Wurtemberg,
three notable delegations are here
They are detachments OF ranking Of
ticCrs and headquarters troops OF the
Russian Imperial Life Guards tKalser
Frederick W liam HIS regiment,
William rs Hungarian Infantry
Guards and Kaiser William lis Wur-
tembDrg Infantry. The Kaiser is col
Oncl-in-chicf Of all three.
Count Won Gutenberg, chief court
marshal. and General Won Plessen.
commanding general OF the headquar-
ters army. aided by many court dig
nitarles. have had charge Of the ar
rangements for the jubilee.
100000 in Decorations.
Berlin has outdone Itself I'm its dec
oratons Even the recent wedding
" the only daughter of the Kaiser
/ the Princess Victoria Luise, and
Prince Ernst August OF Cumberland
l did not arouse such enthusiasm
! More than 100000 have been spent
4 In decorating the main streets. such
Z as Inter der Linden FREDERICK
as Inter der Linden FREDERICK
/ strasse. LeipZiEerstras Parisvr
/ PLATE Potsdamer Platz and the Bran
/ deuburg Gate under the direction OF
such famous artists as Professors
! Schultz Bruno. Paul and Behrens
The climax OF the festivities Will
/ Doe reached on June It, when the
| Kings Of SaXony and Wurtembere
/ man muuarchs viii congratulate the
Kaiser surrounded by 25 German
rulers, ana viii attend a gala per
/ Torrance OF the third act Of "Di5
| Walkuore." IN which Putnam Girls
and an American. has been invited
| tu sing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
Come Up
Where You
Belong

In the human body, "man-power" comes from
food.
But the food must be right
The gray tissue cells of Brain and Nerves are
composed principally of water albumen and Phos-
phate of Potash. The first two exist in every day
food, but phosphate of potash is frequently lack
ing.
This necessary element is supplied in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

"HiDm al the cabaret. this week $
Offering at the EGnu. made a decided
Gi. with yesterdays audiences when Ire
tabloid musical comedy tuterspersed
with vaudeville was presented Ter the
dr-t time az the Marietta street play
house
There's mo- plot I0 hrag about in
Hiram at the Cabaret. nlt nobody
minds that fact. The whole AFFAIR is
arranged lu give tEe dancing and sing
INK girls ard the comedians "a chance.
ana that they take advantage ~ tae ac-
eaS.ou was PRAYED by The hearty ape
rlausr which greeted their efforts
Jimmy Hunter became a t8vrriJe az
the start. he is dancer ~ ability.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

DAITON-Dalton escaped a seri-
Gus explosion when fuses, attached
TO seven sticks of dynamite, burned
out.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
New U, s. Submarine
In Trial for Record

LONG BEACH, CAL, June 1o.-In
an effort to break the "a hours record
Of the United States submarine Octo-
pus and to demonstrate that the new
type is superior to the old, a cage
submarine" owned by the Los An
geles Submarine Company, went down
in the harbor here to-day for expert
ments.
The cage submarine" was sunk at
3 o'clock a. m. to stay under water
long enough to break the Octopus
record. At 1880 she was still beneath
the surface