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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-01-08
PERFECT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The telephone operator is always
the first and the last to receive criti-
cism. Generally it is not a specific
criticism of any operator in particu-
lar. but of all as class.
This has led number of the big
telephone companies to keep a record
of the complaints made against their
operators. One company finds that
each operator makes 10000 calls
year and that there is only one com
plant for every 5000 calls made.
That means that for every three Oper-
ators there is only one complaint
year.
Think of it, In three years an op-
orator speaks TO $50. 900 persons of
all classes, temperaments and under
all conditions-yet only one of them
has been dissatisfied enough to make
complaint. How does this record
compare with that of the average
business man.?
He finds it pretty hard to please
those he meets although they are few
as compared to the number the opera
tor speaks 10. After all. we will have
TO admit that the telephone operator
has studied and is apt in using the
right phrase. the fitting tone and the
ready helpfulness.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-01-08

Learn to read your light, gas and
water meters. / saved Sl1 in two
months by knowing how to read mine
| can teach you. VI. r., ia Missouri
avenue. C7,mo,c)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-01-08

FOR RENT-One furnished room,
Southeastern exposure in new modern
house. 1906 Keiser, Phone 81 Green.
(7.4tc)
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TO RENT

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. 4O2 Matthew'S Phone 3l9
White. t'4tc'
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-01-08
WANT COLUMN
MISCELLANEOUS

If you have dandruff, use Glover's
Shampoo. You will like the results
This Shampoo with tonic only soc at
the Star Barber Shop. 1-6,1m)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-01-08

We feature fresh eggs and country
butter. Our stock is new and fresh.
\. NJ Schweick. Phone S95-White.
(7,tfc)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-01-08
4 PENNY SAVED,

4 report in the Kansas City Times
says that Kansas City, Kas., has saved
S3S9.604 since the commission form
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-01-08

Miller's Second Hand Store. 26 "
Ninth Street. Phone 70S-Black.
(5,1moc)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-01-08

Dancing lessons given privately at
sos Conley Phone 44S White. (29,tfc)
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WANTED-Ten cents a copy will
be paid for two copies of the Uniyer-
sity Missourian of November %, if
brought to this office. q, 5tp)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-01-08

Life insurance protects yourself
and family. Begin now while the
premiums are low. II. VI. McPhee-
terS. 4l3-15 Guitar Bldg. (4-1mo-c)
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WANTED-A gardener. Phone 1874.
Berry McAlester. (5,7tp)
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furniture: we also do repairing. W.
H. Leebrick, SO3 Walnut. Phone 394
green. Us tf)
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Shoe Repairing while you wait
Parsons Shoe Shop. South Ninth
13c)
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Patronage of MisSourian patrons de-
sired. Scurlock Transfer Co. Phone
~. QO,tf)
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DresSmaking and tailoring done at
reasonable prices. Miss Perry. 207
iuitar Bldg. Phone 246- White 11.c1m)
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Shoes that have been run over are
very uncomfortable and look the same
way. Let me repair them. W. W. Nor.
risOn. Eighth and Walnut (24tf)
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WANTED.
WANTED-All kinds of second hand
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WANTED-Men's clothing and shoes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
SOCIETY CONTEST
Between Mozart and Lyeeu1 soeIe.
ties Won By Former Amid
Great enthusiasm.

Special Dispatch tp th, Intelligence
FAlRNDNT. " Va. June g s=Tfr
Mozart Literary Society won fhp au.
uuuI inter Society contest ton usht ra.
featins their old opponents. the L..
C'um Society. Boo % cOmmsnr,mHr
program attended hy 200 vIIfI. rr.
thu Ia-tiC SPECTATOR The NOyarf .a
Won the or1fIun and reading fhs Ly.
Crum winning tine debate Dr. was.
go hcfOr" tho Judges announced
their decision and imomdfueIy tho
member of ff" Mozart society
sVarmDI onto Tho stage and carried
the famous silver wreath. the frouH.
which is held Tor year hv the v.r.
ming society. Julius k tu...r of
charleston. won tho Grafton for tho
Mozart defeating shannon Allen. OF
Grafton. Ifr'um Claude H.Hru.r.
OF salem. won tho debate for .H. Ty.
tfuU. alf.af.rE CLAUDIO WhHll. N1.
lfrt from TlrkDr-hurr NI.. ARM,
Hiur. OFF E.kns. won tho reading FOR
t.' Mozart. ht InfDaNu. rat S.rm
Ltr.uw. Uf S.afrr.F.lI. TH. rHrr.
were Dr lh.fVuuI ,. Wl.f NIr.fr.
u.Frr- .fN. Rev Goodwin. nf Man.
n.nr'on ami Prof ward of Manning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
JUDGE DAYTON TO BE
FORMALLY IMPEACHED
IN THE HOUSE TODAY
FAILED
Joint Convention Of Ohio Miners and
Operators Adjourns Without
Reaching Agreement

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. O.. June 5.-Without
reaching an agreement the joint state
convention OF Ohio operators and
delegates from the Miners unions
adjourned sine die to-day. Adjourn
ment followed the report OF the joint
committee OF "a. which has been con
sidering scale questions and other
differences that settlement was ap-
parently Impossible.
After a conference between Gov
srnor Cox. state President Joha
Moore. National President John Il.
White and National Vice president
Hayes in the Foye rnor's ofhce. the
miners held a session OF their dele
Kate convention and authorized the
scale committee heretofore named 10
proceed with negotiations with oper-
ators.
As was generally understood yes
terday operators are loath 20 take
further steps until the United States
supreme court has passed upon tho
recent application for and interloCu-
tory degree restraining the state in
dustrial committee from putting the
Green screen act into effect In case
the court refuses the decree further
resistance to the new system Is re-
gardcd as useless by operators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
GOT BACK WAGES
Cross Orcek Farmer Sues Mooney
Estate For Back WAGES ard Gets
Judqule NJ For $1,000

lU...rf rI.rrfrI f. fl. Trf.fHr.rr.r
WTITsVf VfUg vs. Va NurH
Terrence E uovrsy of Cross Crock
district. O. raiahh0r OF fhr lafr GEORGE
Mooney. who was murdered at I..
hurU. Uu fHn first day OF December
was awarded $1,000 wages for work
done Hu tho farm of Nr Mooney for
period uI about 600 years VIII.
roHsoa testified that Mr. Mooney bad
stated That Peter Wowuay and hIs
.uu Terrence had done ali hIs work
for UHrv year. and that some time
n" would reward them The defense
Tuf uO Witnesses ON fhe stand Do
was Nr UnNunyH intention to sue
Tor 'I N'ffe wages. but the law pro.
iihfa tho collection OF back warrs
for more frHn Owe years Ue ruf r
hI. claim af $3.50 per month Tor htr
wear. ur 40 500
sheriff George Patterson wa. ar.
pointed administrator of fIr estate u.
Hr Mooney and ur Apr. ..fI Ia.f.
.. rHnHfuf. Iur, awarded fNr ,H.
fr. estate fu Nf. Isabella IT.
.Un. Uf Winfield kan.I.. a. half ...-
Tor uf Nr Mooney NJ Uuuusg Wal.
r'rrr.rnfn1 hv Attorney % o. Ran.
soy. and tho aduinI TRAITOR hv Prose-
cufor " 80 Workman and E D. car.
tcI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
EXPECT EARLY DECISION
IN GAS CONTROVERSY
GAY BIRD
Was Husband Of Nine. Schumann.
Heink According To Evidence In
Divorce Case Yesterday.

CHICAGO. June ;. - Alleged Wis
its of William Rapp. Jr. TO the apart
ments OF Mrs. Katherine Dean OF New
York. named as correspondent in Nine.
Schumann- -Heink's suit for divorce
from Rapp. were detailed today in
several depositions read in court
These calls We're made az all hours
and some % them continued until day
light. according To the affidavits.
The associations OF Rapp and Mrs.
Dean were sworn to by detectives.
who said they trailed them 10 apart.
ments on Home street. New York. by
the ianitor of the building. by Rapp's
landlady. and by Arthur W Shaw. a
negro messenger. who asserted he
saw the pair enter "A hotel in New
York on a February night in 1913.
Eugene Rossi. a detective. said he
began to shadow Rapp in December.
1912.
'The first time I saw Rapp he met
woman on Thirty-fourth street and
they both went TO % Home street he
said. Neither OF them came out dur
ing the night"
Followed the Couple.
lie said he followed Rapp and Mrs
Dean on a shopping tour and told Of
seeing Rapp enter her apartment with
his own key.
"He went there with a black sat
chel.' said the detective. "and next
morning emerged with "A suit case"
Josephine Goldsmith. at whose
homo Rapp roomed from August. 1912.
to February. 1913. deposed that "he
never was away for more than a night
or two al a time
The court ruled today that dues.
tons concerning the earlier marriages
Of the singer would .pt be permitted
IN Effort was made yesterday to
prove by her daughter. Marie. that
Schumann was only the stage name"
Of her first husband
Nine. Schumann-Heink said she al
most had abandoned hone that the
trial would be completed In time to
permit her to sing az the Warnerian
festival at Bayrcuth. Germany. ON
June u. Counsel for Rapp asserted
several days would be consumed In
the introduction of evidence bv tbc
defense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
HOPES FOR PEACE
President Wilson Says United States
Must Be An Instrument OF
Civilization.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June ~ pray
God 10 may not be necessary for our
boys al Vera Cruz TO use any more
force reyerently declared President
Wilson to-day in the course of his ad-
dress TO the graduates OF the naval
academy. lie spoke in the presence
Of gathering OF more than 5000 peo-
pie made up largely OF present and
future officers OF the navy. The pres
ident referred TO the American army
and navy as the Instruments of civ
iiization, not as the instruments of
aggression
Other nations have been strong" q"
he said. other nations have piled
wealth as high as the sky. but thev
have come to disgrace because they
used their force and their wealth for
the oppression Of mankind and their
own aEgrandiZcmcnt, and America
will not bring glory to herself. but
disgrace, by following the beaten
paths OF history. We must strike out
on new paths"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
AMMUNITION LANDED AT
TAMPICO FOR THE REBELS
REPORT BRINGS NO COM
MENT FROM WASHING
TON OFFICIALS.
Bryan Denies Any Protest Was
Made by MediatOrs-U. :. to
Maintain Open Port.

WASHINGTON. June 5-Informa-
tion reaching Washington late today
that the American schooner Sunshine
from Galveston had landed ammuul-
tion az TampiCo for the Mexican Con
-titutionalists without interference on
the part of the United States OF the
Huerta government was received in
official quarters here without CON-
mcnt.
stale department anG navy depart
mpnt officials. declined to verify tn.
report, but from other sources il was
learned that the presence Of the sun
shine OF Tampico with arms aboard
consigned 10 the Constitutionalists
had been known to the Washington
government for several days In
view OF 'he fact that there had been
considerable apprehension regarding
the attitude the United States
might 'ake toward tho landing Of am
munition az this Mexican port. the
actual delivery. Of munitions Of war
for the enemies % the Huerta gov
eminent without Interference was re-
garded with signihcance
With the Cuban steamer Autilla
enroute from New York TO TampiCo
with arms consigned 20 Carranza's 5
forces there has been much specuIa-
tlon as TO what the United States
would do In case the Huerta govern
ment should attempt blockade OF
the port. Every Indication tO-night.
however. was that the United states
would maintain its previously an
nounced position that Tampicn was
an open port. At the navy depart
ment 10 was stated that no order had
cone 10 Admiral Badger since Nav
u. when he was advised that the
government desired that commerce
with TampicO De uninterrupted OK
cept an order yesterday 10 keen
watch upon Huerta gunboats al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
DEMOCRATS OUT
Republican Administration Take.
potir. p.te' NHaFs

special Dispatch t1 TO Irt.rIirsrra,
NNRTINSBURG. W Va. Juno ,
Aii'r being in control of NunicifsI ~
iairS here for flo uasf tom yasrs ti..
democrats today retired from ogir.
inE place 20 Mayor r. VI Turner
and council composed of f1ur Ra.
nu1'icdns and one Democrat Nsvor
lurn'r. ana tho new couuciImou wore
worn in Test uiLnf. when the old Dem.
nrfHNc cnurci. held its last meeting
MAYOR Turner named Charles E D4ti
SON 10 h" city taN collector. Fred
li l'ah.f. To- h" city treasurer and
Aaron Iundorhurg to be cif, er...r,
or. these officials taking thr uIaras
~ Democrats Tho now ftft affgrr,y
.o succeed attorney g. " S,gbart has
nor been named
In" new administration has asked
Tor thn RESIGNATION OFF Es.a-Fsr f.it.-
HI'. ,I Police liol.f.. and tho entire
polio" force J'I Democratic fsr r...
officials d'DHr" they viii nlt re.i.u
lnf WLII rn-i.f amy attempt fo D.. move
Uf fHIir terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
NO SUFFRAGE
Chairman Henry Informs Delegation
That Amendment Will Not Be
Reported Till Fall.
Intelligeneer Bureau.
Washington, d. G. June s.

Chairman Henry. of the House com
mittee on rules. before which Is pend
ing all Of the womans suffrage propo-
sitiOns. was called on to-day By com
mittce representing the wOman's suf-
irage advocates of West Virginia. In
the party were Representative Moss
and \cely. Mrs. Milton Mcneil. Of
Parkersburg; Miss Cation. of Harper =
Ferry. and Miss Dora Stevens, the lat
ter connected with national headquar-
ters located here Mrs. Mcneil was
the spokesman. and urged upon Con
rressman Henry 10 have his commit
tee report the constitutional amend
ment covering woman's suffrage favor
ably al this session. CONGRESSMAN
Henry said that the amendment would
not be reported at this session. but
that II would be during this Congress.
In other words. there will be no report
on any of the many womens suffrage
bills and resolutions until after the
Congressional elections next Novem-
Der
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
Go to Church! No Man Too Busy
to Give an Hour Each Week to God
GO TO CHURCH,

co TO CHURCH!
Is there a man in community who is busy o
spend one hour each week church
There arc ono hundred and sixcght every week
No man Is too busy eat during the
20 snatch few hours OF week No man is
busy sleep during there are men who will
declare that hcv busy they give ono hour
IN every ono hundred and Xtcght Worship in Gods house
In church you will find spiritual food rest
or all for lack attendance AZ church the "too
busy the fimsicst WHY isn't man honest and admit
that he doesn't want 20 20 church, Ism that man
has better feeling within himself and world IN general
after he has spent an hour in the house Of God2
THE FINEST SIGHTS or TIE LENrrN SEASON WAS
THE MONDAY CROWDS IN The CHURCHES LOCATED IN rL,E
BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL DISTRICTS OF NEW YORK CRY
THERE MIGHT DC FOUND sOwE TIE GREATEST wFN IN
THE COUNTRY " rs HOPEFUL SIGN 3 rHE TINES NONE
OF THESE REALLY BIG MEN WE'RE BUSY TO GIVE srvre
Al MINUTES DAILY TO TIE WORSHIP INCIDENTALLY
THESE BIC MEN sY THEIR EXAMPLE PREACHED POWERFUL
SERMONS
Don't hide behind the TOO busy rrctcxt H is too thin If
YOU have important business social cupapcment Won will
lind time for God asks you him an least an bo-
every sunday Can't arrange engagements that
YOU him The visit will di,agrecabte on
Surely ashamed be church, You mo-
doubt have been seen in places.
co TO CHURCH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
WHEELING MAN
Charged Win White Slavery d, E.d
eral Court az Columbus - Gaze
Continued-45 indictments
Returned

Special Dispatch t1 the rrfsrirer-.-
COLUNHI-s. q. June . - r,r,c. ~
Roberts. clerk iu tho u0stoafr. to
day COufD sod lu court that Fe had
stolen money from tho malls son.
tence wa- deferred. Pc is Suanish-
American war veteran Of Oh c4..a
INVESTIGATED by The federal grand iury.
~ 'rI' hiIIH and lb secret indictments
were returned T G. Uri.. b. held ID,
answer charges Of dDfraudinr pub.
fishing romwry Ou school book 0r.
tnrs Joseph g. and Matthew NeIfrr
we're Indicted for entering "a raIfr.. d
car af Sf'uh"ut|In The case of KyHu.
charged with VIOLATING tho Mann ,.tIt,
slave law. Wa- CuufiHsInt fr Tho ue.
cnmhor term ~ court fIr was r..
leased ON his own rDrUruIrHrce jaime.
" Namplr NJ Aahfrhula ua. Indicted
for 'mhnzfIIrr fEfs nf uuafurIrr frrf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
TRUST
BILLS
PASS HOT SE BY BIG VOTE
AND NOW GO TO THE
SENATE.
All Three Measures Go Through
and Republicans and Progress
siyes Vote With Democrats.

WASHINGTON. u. c. June s.
Al three bills on the administration
trust lcgislation program passed the
House late today and we're sent TO the
Senate for action there. Opposition
melted away when the fnal test came.
and the voting went through quickly
and without incident. The Covington
interstate trade commission bill was
PASSED without record vote: the
clayton omnibus antitrust measure
received -t' votes to - against a..
and tho vote ON the Ray burn railroad
capitalization bin was 32s TO L.
The clerk hardly had finished the
last roll call before the House had
settled down 10 consideration OF the
sundry civil appropriation hill. one
of several supply measures that must
o. disposed OF bvfor, the session ends
h' adjournment problem now is
squarrly up To the senate. and the
Democratic leaders on that side OF the
apitol are expected to agree upon a
program IN the near future
Action UneSpe eted.
Action ON the trust bills in the
huus" came rather uncNpectedly. The
three measures had been agreed to
lu committee of the whole" after
weeks of skccchmaking. cunsidera-
ton Of the Rayburn bill. as amended
by thu committees. being completed
late this afternoon When the trade
commission bill came before tho
house Tor final vote Progressive
Leader MurdoCk moved that IL ba
sent back 90 the Interstate commerce
committee with Instructions to report
the Aurdock bill as a substitute This
was rejected. Isl To 10. and the pend
ing bun was passed without a roll
eau Then the votes on the other
two measures were taken in rapid
succession.
Representative White OF Ohio was
the only Democrat TO vote against
the Clayton bill and all the Progress
ives voted for u except Representa-
tive Chandler of New York Forty
three Republicans and 16 Progress
ives Joined the majority in support
Iug the measure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
HUERTA OPTIMISTIC
over The Outcome Of Mediation at
Niagara and That Diplomatic Rela-
tons With v. S. Would Resume

MEXICO CITY. June 5. - Persons
Wh1 spoke tO resident Huerta today
ly tuat he is very optimistic over the
outcome ot the peace negotiations at
Niagara Falls. The newspapers today
dii not publish reports OF any proceed
lncs at Niagara Falls, but the belief
was expressed that the end OF the diff
UDUIfy was near ard that there soon
would De- a resumption ~ diplomatic
relations with the United States.
Dr. was u.raisflutIy rumorsd to-day tn
political circles THAT General Jose HaIu-
E.I N.IHslH would bs appointed minis
Ter Hf foreign affairs and that the other
vacancies boo tHl cabinet would be- ulItd
Tonight. General NciascO 10 expected
ru U.fI.. her. shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
FEDERAL JUDGES HEARING
ARGUMENTS ON IN
JUNCTION.
Writ Asked TO Prevent Public Serv-
ice Commission From Enforcing
Ruling Lowering Gas Rates.

suecial pispatcn 10 ire intcllirencer
MARTlNSBURG. W. Va. June s.
In suit boldly attacking the iurisdic-
tion of the State Public Service Com
mission of West Virginia. and the con
sututionality OF the legislative act
creating the commission. the Manufac-
turers' Light q Heat Company. Of
Pittsburgh. a $23 5000 600 CORPORATION.
today asked a tribunal consisting of
Judse Peter g. PritChard and Judge
charles \. Woods. OF the Federal
circuit Court OF the Richmond district.
and Judge Aston G.. Dayton. of the
Northern West Virginia Federal Dis
trlct Court. for a permanent Injunction
10 restrain the Public Service Commits
SION from forcing the Pittsburgh com
pahy 10 reduce its rates for gas to
consumers In West Virginia The
Iittsburgh company. which has an in
NtStmtnt OF millions of dollars in the
West Virginia gas fields. and supplics
scores OF towns in the northern sec
uon OF this State. and in adjoining
sections OF Ohio and Pcnnsylvania dc.
clares that the Public Service Com.
mission arbitrarily and unustly r..
uuctd It's rate 10 consumers from 20
10 - per cent. after only "A partial
nearing Of its case by the cOmnissfo,,
ana that II the decision of the com.
mission is enforced. it will mean total
bankruptcy for the light and heat
company
Used Coereive Measures
nc company also charges tb,t
Governor Hatfield used cocrcive meas.
ures 10 force the Public Service Com.
mission 10 reach a satisfactory decis.
ION reducing the RATE to consumers
iore tnc commission had been on.
""''u TO ascertain the value OF the
ICnnAI--na - -