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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07

Colonel Roosevelt says "the pro-
Eressive party will reach its ultimate
goal" Which means it will crush the
republican party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07

Perhaps Lots wife looked back to
make sure that they had turned of
the gas and locked all the windows.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07
Not IN Hjs Line

Say. pa, what's contre-tempsy
"Oh, l dunno. ! haven't time to
look up these yachting terms"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07
Oct. z in American
History.

-S@I-The remains OF George Washing.
ton and his wife Martha. were de.
posted together in a new vault
built OF brick" as directed in
Washington's will.
1s49-Edgar Allan Poe. poet and an.
thor. died in Baltimore; born 1903.
1ol2-Ex-United States Senator W. A.
PETER. once noted PopuIist leader.
at GrenOla. Kan; aged eighty-one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07

The woman smuggler who went to
Sail for a day rather than pay 500
fine had some conception Of values, at
least
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07

The man who goes through life
mourning the loss of his first love
Nay be grieving over the luckiest
thing that ever happened to him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07

It is hard to go on having conf
dence in a man who doesn't mind
being called a politician.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07
THE ARGUS.

Published daily at 1924 Second ave-
hue. Rock Island. Ill entered atSthe
postofice as sccond-class natter.)
Rock Island Member OF the Associated
PresA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07
NOT NECESSARILY CONCLUSIVE.

The man who said Talk is cheap"
never tried 1t over the long-distance
telephone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07

This world has been led more Inv
footprints than guideboards. II. A.
Porter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07

Few hospital nurses are willing to
put up with Platonic love.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07

BY THE }. W. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-10-07

The key to success is not a night
key.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23
About People
Movements Of individuals to AndI
from the City.

Miss Tracy Mason. OF Parson. Kan.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SeriS,
OF North Main street.
Hon. {. b. Scott and Mrs. Scott
are the guests OF their daughter. Mrs
Rev. W. II. Fields. Of this city. Mr..
Scott and family live in Cleveland,
Ohio.
Miss Jessie Hutchinson. OF Zanes.
vile. will visit relatives here for 4
few days.
Miss Albertina Mueller. of the Eas;
End. is suffering by a slight illness.
Mrs. Beekman spent yesterday IN
the city with her sister. Miss Cora
Enesheimer
Clifford Vernon. OF Mt. Vernon. O..
stopped IN the city for a few hours
yesterday
Mrs. Drum is visiting in CIeveland.
Nurse Cyple is in Kirkwood on a
Miss Ellen Mckee. of Marietta. is
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs.. Frank ArmbrUster. OF Edg.
city 81 ''''
Mrs. Drum. OF Bridgeport. was
shopping in the city yesterday
Miss Georgia LaetSetter. of New
MartlnsNille' spent yesterday in nc
NiISS Nora Moran. OF Mt de Chan.
tai. visited friends in the city vester.
day afternoon.
All. Orth. Of Beuter Bros has az.
cepted a position with the We.-oe-
PROVISION company
henTy Sayres. formerly o. this city.
~ l'achlng the commercial course IN
Chicago school.
Miss Gene Clyker. OF the Soutb
SI9e, spent yesterday in Pittsburgh
MISS Helen LitChty. OF Pittsburgb
was mere ioc n few days on a yisi,
Mrs. Morton Courtwright. from en-.
eago. viii remain IN the city for n
Miss Anna Gicscy. of the South
SIDE. had visitor from CIarksbur,.
MI. Alfred Ray. of Valparaiso ind
VIII arrive in the city tomorroN- IN
XXisli friends here before going 10 NJ
York city ~ w"
Kay Chambers. Of West Alexander
was mere on business yesterday
irt"r Felsheim. who has been va-,,
SICK. is NOT much improved
MISS Hllda Run. OF the Souu, sI1.
was IN Bethany yesterday
i'nTy Kase. Of Cleveland va. q.
business visitor IN tho city vr-terdsv
Jane, Anderson. Of Charleston wa
III me city ON business Yesterday
, MIS- Edna Gibson. OF Sprinr-,.,,
y, spent yesterday with local frlart %
MIS- 7. H. NeiEheu Is Visiting TO-
.yialn. Mrs. James Atkinson +, W,
Alexander. '' west
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23
SYNOD WILL
CLOSE TODAY
LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSINESS WAS
TRANSACTED YESTERDAY.
Addresses on Topics Of the Day Proved
ILtereGting-oOod Subjects
for To-day.

The West Virginia synod of the Pres
byteriau church continued their work
yesterday No the Vance Memorial church
with the second day OF the session be-
lng all that could De expected. Dele
gates ana visitors arrived from various
POINTS for the morning session which
opened az e. fu. with the women OF
the synod hulairE their meetings by
them-clvcS 900 the new chapel They
took MO as their central topic Foreign
Missions. which was wei discussed
delegates.
Reports from several committees were
heard and they Acr- addressed hy Rev.
:. j.. Iuots. ou IN" subject the Youth oi
the church. This va~ followed bF l...
cusslou- uv the delegates. who took Hr
this an Important question from aIl
sides Some very helpful ~lgEestln..-
We're brought out during This discuss sion
which wue followed by AN Address ou
inday -.uool Nurh. ly pr Henry. or
Philadelphia
I'rc~io,uf Allen Df tle Davis and i.l-
laus college. >ruh. upon the subject or
Chris ti7u education. and Ecv. Henry
Milton. rerr'esltirr The board Of .d.r.t-
riuu uI camden. IS. g.. Them took Iu the
same subject ir practically the same
way and gave q. ..rF i.lrfli address on
fht subject The devotional hour "hi. Do
followed. was 4u charge 80 I,r. Thomas
trIsr koortz. of tlI- cuts.
Afternoon
The aftrruDu. H.- token 4u with e
general discussion OFF the budget
wni.H meeting .He .r '.HrE" oft Rev
Aleu-. Henry Hls vnr. .f thI. session
WAS uu-fl. oI the lrs OF Un.s NIe-
-I1re. trd wne handled very Il.rIriDIs-
lr hy tut speakers. AZ B. o.. urI.-.. IN"
meeting took Yr r different aspect and
the most -acret session o. 100 was ,"lc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23

brated. The spiritual life Of the
churches was discussed by Rev. Earl \.
Brooks, after which the sacrament OF
the Lords supper was celebrated The
Moderator Of the meeting introduced the
service while Rev. J. L. Slagle admins
tered the bread and Rev. L. \. Culley adj
ministered the cup
The evening session was taken IN BY
a popular service in charge OF Rev. a.. A
Hludle, OF the Allen Grove Presbyterian
chTch Rev. ". Francis Irwin. OF thu,
honrd OF Home Missions. delivered An
address, which was followed by an In
tercsting address 10y Rev. J. NJ Castor.
Of the Board of Freedmen.
To-days' Sessions.
me meetings to-day Will take lp prin-
eNOato their time TO finishing the work
OF tue synodical body. Many good ad-
dresses are ON the program FOR thee dov
and evening and although the last Jtv
OF the meeting. II will blossom with in
terest throughout the whole time
The morning session. which viii CON
Nene at o'clock. viii be devoted entirely
20 business meeting. which viii be- fol
lowed hv the report of the permanent
committees. ". y. Cook. II. D.. viii de-
liver an address. Vt 1870 o'clock th..
meeting Will be devoted to the question
or foreign missions and the work will be
discussed from various stuudpoiuts.
The afternoon session will consist OF
addresses GA general church work and
REPORTS Of the church committees. Rev.
J. D. Harris. u. H.. will deliver m adj
dress upon the subject temperance.
ANA promises 10 give something new ON
THIS old and much discussed subject.
At 3 u.. there will be- session of
the executive committee which viii con-
Clud- the work for the session. This
meet ting VIII hc in charge OF Rev II. -.
~to,t>'r. The evening meeting VIII he
devoted TO a popular session in charge
OF Rev r.. s.. Brooks. ID. -. after which
nov. stanley White will deliver au adj
dress ON Foreign Missions. and Rev.
Harris "a discourse on Tempe rance.
The meeting viii Dee concluded with the
ron call and the reading OF the minutes
Of the meeting tn. following program
~ f,t. rsr.fsr.I fn-HNr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23
SENSATIONAL
Ccon,iuusd from rSIs. PAs.J

career. dating back y years IN
three cases. however. the proceedings
bad stopped Boa the preliminary stages
once he vas charged with falsIfyiug
documents. but was acquitted. once
ha was reprimHndnd for nou-observ-
aUce OF tho prescribed formaIit'cs in
connection with Do" arrest Of poilt
Jos. pris0uer
While Kras-oysky was fn=fifyiug.
police visited DIS home and inferno
gated hI- sick wife. seeking iIfYrma-
fru d. fn NI. woIu. and mod" Of lIin.
kras-IyskF aI piled tu the .0sIrt for
protection The president said That
'I' matter was outs'd" lI h.s Iuri--
I.UfIur but recommended s.m fO app
H.U to Pho governor for rrdr'sH
duplicates Mime. Tchcbcriak.
Catherine UiakOurn. under exam ..
nation most of fle afternoon aud
evening told 1000 rytraoriiuIr. story.
which could not Doe sHfk'u Dos GRO. s
'HfrI nation. She described sd TO fp
''ritt iu tIe winter of ItII.iI. "u.r"
lr m.t member. u' Vera gang ON
ono OFF her visit. uU Doc afternoon of
NT.u ~. 1911. .hr day of rho muir.
dor. ''. same mon were present and
'ne room 1901. iu d| order. uH flDut.
.l.rn Dad been dance
Two u..Hf later said th" witness.
HN'r 10. InE nl fhH out -.dD Of H
IlI lf IDrf. Dor foot Touched a sack
Hf i.. u.Ifiu Of OBJ. bed. .lufliuIrE
1000 object resembling 10 corpse She
r-I'"n"1 1ud cob" Vera Who
..Uf p1rr. lf. rn.s rars
Sine described .uHanrurrf aIssu.
'Hfr. F|fU mtHftr'Hu. masked man
related Ir fhs Indictment SIr ff..
h.'d Chat Do asked H.r fu take %. rf
n 'h' murder OF tt gov EF. F"u.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23
Miners ENTGMBED
Ccontlnued from Pr, -.

es,ape are offered from mine No .
Nhl,h lS connected with mine No f.
uy tunnel driven through tho mofp
shaft driven through mo ,,o,,,.....,.
down into the mine Tbis si, ',' ' j.,
j.. equipped with steps ana iaddar.
upon which the "ntoubed men .,
lh'y are able 90 rcac hfhe air et.,,
ga" "a, ilak" their way % tho Ton
VIM" al this time 10 d. inbossIb,.
70 make any estimate a. 20 bpy. io,'.
5nl1 particular mine VIII Do tr.
.""I. i VIII hav" material eNcrf ,r.
- '"I supply Tor this ferritof, .Tr.
w. ''n lh this mine will rurf,rf
about 0ucf0urth Of I'M. o,,,r,,. ~. y' ~. ~
9Idt canon Fuel company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23
ARREST GANG
Officers Sharp and Custer Round Up
Famous Second Ward Bunch
Last Night.

Last Night.
Not satisfied with their former es-
capades, the famous Second ward
gang. composed OF a large crowd OF
boys. decided TO try their hand at
stampeding a flock of sheep. Joe
Bowers and James Bysner' drovers
for Sax & Patterson. OF the East End.
received cargo OF sheep from the
steamer Liberty and started with
them out Fifteenth street about 10
o'clock. Al the corner OF Fifteenth
and Chapline they were attacked by
the crowd of roughs who stampeded
the flock and threw bricks at the
drivers. Joe Bowers was hit by a
brick thrown by the boys and also
had his hat badly torn.
Officers Sharp and Custer got on
the job and had the whole bunch
rounded up before midnight and land
ed at the City building. The boys
arrested as ring leaders were: VIII
liam MontieEal. Joe Snider. John
Shaugency and Dave Brown and a
score OF other boys were brought
along for witnesses. They will be ar
raigned this morning in Police court
and il is expected that the Judge will
give them pretty severe fines.
One laughing feature of the affair
was that the boys had driven two OF
the sheep far from he original flock
TO the head of Twelfth street. Officer
Sharp succeeded in getting the right
boys and made them carry the tired
animals back 20 the corner Of Fiji
teenth and Chapline streets. This is
said TO be one of the worst gangs OF
boys in the city and il was stated
last night at the department that all
Efforts would be used TO break II up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23

show Girl bursting into managers
once -guick' Theirs n IRE behind the
scenes. the gang IS rushing around ike
mad and screaming their heads on
LOOKS like a panic What viii we do
ManaCcr-Do7 Ring M the curtain OF
course and let the audience think 10 is
the opening chorus.-Puck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23

Didn't You feel pretty cheap sitting
there with young and innocent girl at
such shocking play"
! ala. She had To explain n good
many OF the inuendoes before 7 was
able 20 set them" - Chicago Record
Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23
Morning.

".N" 20. r1. business.
H.3u a. JOB. Ia, Hrnthcrhood--ltepo port
~ Permanent Committee. ...-.......
.............-k Rev. ". 4. Cook. II. ID.
1880 %. m. Foreign Missions. e..
Report uf Permanent Com
Mite. Rev. o. ]. Wilson
Address STANLEY White. -.
~. Secretary OF Board oil
Foreign Missions.
Il.gr d.. Odd devotional HDur-Iev.
a. Alexander smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-23

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05
CABINET WATCHING
 THE TOBACCO TRUST

Of the chief acts before complained of are still being performed. The rssult of the cabinets discussion yesterday has not been pvbiishsd and probably will not bs but a careful inquiry will probably bs made.
 The sars method will oubtsdly be adopted with regard to other trusts as the present administration is deter. mined to compel them to comply with the laws.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05
COMPANY E WON
 GAME EASILY

cempany E wiped the floor with Seward iast evening. They beat then. by f4 to or something like that when t should have been 1t6 to nothing. There wsrs boys on the Seward team who wilI hs fine players. They have all the qualities to make rattiins good men but how is t they waitsd for . league esms to learn the mest sis. snsntary ruIss.
 Stsddard pitched well for Nems and will b. bic help. The fsrt tried thsrs three pitehsrs. MeMsnisis, Such and anethsr whe lasted shert. Had it been possible for pitcher to win the sams steddard would have perhaps turned the track.
 Tesfeilew the game by inninss one would have to tell es % many errors and muhs that k would bs unwiss. In the hrst jump of Bonnie got . score bscauss Trsmsreau let Inc ball through . hole in his fiinssrs and steddard let hems Mccarrsn bseauss hs threw to sscond whom hs might as well have thrown to Peluk creek. psrrstti and homo in the Rriist innings and Parsons made the first os several swsll catches that made him look like one of the best men in the field.
 At the end Of the second innings the scors was to 1. h the second half of the third Lewis ran around to second without touching first but the umpire nsvsr saw and Faxen tried the same stunt again on third
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05

Faxen will bs . rattlins soed man
 when hs lsarns the pame. osseed and erosts got homo that time anc! hoth pI.ysd pretty well. Rsnnis got homo for the fort in the fou. .h and Psrrstti would if hs got tims. Roberts seorsd in the fifth and Trsmsrsau misssd again. The only thing that savsd From from being sent out on the hrst boat Was catching . littls whom about 60 seerss wsrs h sisht. He seersd well later. h the sIxth parsens caught . sesrehins rsr that gave the quistus e kiImhis. Per 'sttl got homo again but cr.edeeS alter poed batting was nippsd trying to do too much. Rsnnis and another cot home h the seventh and steddArd got hsrd deal for . time. Powell. Dill and Rose scored pretty we'll in the second halt. Beck for the fert was the only one to sesrs in the eighth. Nothing hsppsnsd in the ninth worth spsakins about. Msrsdith and Bur. Icy umpirsd. Beck and osseed wore oatehsrs ostsrman's boys will play the other city team next Sunday and . great fiaht ia sure.
 Mort Powell hurt his iss during the game and Hagen took his place. Aftsr . game or two the Seward boys will Dc fine. They have como seed tim. bsr. Anyhow each ef the esmss ought to have . thousand spsetators.
 Noms Nugget S2.0o per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO COLLECTOR
 OF CUSTOMS FIRED
Special Nussst Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Q. C. June 4.- The sserstsry of the treasury, Will. jam McAdeo, has called for the rssiS. natien of Stratton, the collector oi customs st San Francisco and . sean. dai is being spoken Of in some guar. tsrs. Some time ago it wss found that several successful bits Of snug. eiins wsrs performed around Oakland end San Francisco but . careful sx. animation of the facts failed to show that any of the officials were direct. y implicated. A suspicion has pre- vailed, however, that the smuggling would not have escaped discovery had not something been wrong in the ef- fcial circles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05
TIMOTHY Q. SULLIVAN
 NEARLY WELL AGAIN
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK, Junss 4.-Vimothy Q, Sullivan, "nip Tim. who has bssn in . sanitsrium here is now on the road to recovery and will soon take c trip to Europe. At feast the doctors believe he wiii recover sufficiently to do %. While sitting in the house of representatives hs was stricken wf:h . nervous a.insnt and 1t was believed that he could not live nsny days. Even his estate vas placed ;n the hands Of trustees. His recovery is regarded as extraordinary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05
TT I0 UP TO YOU

TO send to the friends who havo bean writing to you for information about Nome mnL It's resourcca. 0 copy of the Mining and Dredging Edition of the Daily Nugget. price co ccnta. Bend one on tho ncxt mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05
Special Nugget Service.

epsciAt Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Juns 4.-Ths csb- inst at a meeting last evening took under confederation some complaints that the dscrsss of the supreme court are not being carried out to the lsttsr by the dismsmbsrsd tobacco trust. The supreme court ordered the dissolution of the trust some time ago but t is declared thst the trust is stiil tn exist. snee in some respects and that some
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05

. . W. Dill piekIss in bulk gre the very best that can bs put up. You can est them in any quantity at ThoruN lehmann's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05

You will bs svrprissd st the sav. ing in your meat bill # you trade with the Union Meat Company. Tsls. phons Red 70.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-05
sEND YoUR LAUNDRY

To the Psopis6 Laundry where you will receive good work executed oy nsns but white employees. who receive the standard Wagea
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-06-12

For man to be loyal good citizen
of this country he must love his
country. Canyon ask him to love
his country and be true to her tradi-
tions and Institutions when in his
heart Of hearts he knows that in this
land and beneath it's flag there is law
for him which is not enforced against
others, and that he can no longer APP
peal to the courts for the enforcement
Of his constitutional Fighter"
! Senator Kern belongs to that wing
of the Democratic party which be-
lieves in democracy. That explains
his willingness to be just to those
whose views he does not share 1t
also explains the surprise and horror
occasioned by his remark among
Democrats of the un-democratic brand.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-06-12

for they are men that toll with their
hands. They have strong arms. They
are the same type of men as that
splendid Army Of the Republic so
years ago who won for themselves
imperishable renown by their sacri-
fees in behalf of the Union and the
flag. ~
Do you make good citizens of men
by denying them their rights?. Do
you command the respect and patriot
ism of the toiIers Of this land by turn
ing them away when they come, into
this great tribunal and simply ask that
the light be turned on, to the end that
the people may know as to whether
or not God reigns and the Constitution
sill lives, and whether they and their
kind are to be despoiied Of their heri-
tage Of liberty?
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-06-12
Mitchell Appointed

Albany, Many 2S-John Mitchell has
been given recess appointment by
Gov. Sulzer as State Labor Commits
sioner. 1t will be remembered that
Gov. Sulzer previously appointed Mr.
Mitchell but the State Senate refused
confirmation. Upon the adjournment
of the legislature John Williams, Com
missioner of Labor, resigned and
John Mitchell was appointed to fill
the vacancy 1t is conceded by all
that the capabilities of John Mitchell
will result in making the reorganized
laobr department of the state one of
the most effective branches of the
state government.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-11-06
DRAPERY FOR THE WINDOWS
Color Scheme Always the Most lmpor
tant of Highly Essential Or
namentatlon.

Silk OF color that harmonizes with
the room and is of a light quality
makes a charming finish as side dra.
perry on the windows, but is not essen,
tial, unless the room is very plain
and hard looking, and the silk should
not be extended over the window to
exclude the light. The old style Of
having the drapery meet across the
window at the top and held back half
way down by loops is out of date.
There are excellent designs also in a
thin, silky madras that looks we'll in
on the windows, and many other cot
ton draperies that are suitable and
will not keep out too much light coat
great deal less than real silk
Bought by the yard these are far less
expensive than when bought made up
in curtain form, and, as the modern
and very sensible fad is to have the
curtains reach only to the sill of the
window, you do not have to buy very
many yards.