Daily Commonwealth, The (Newspaper) - August 13, 1913, Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin PHONE NUMBERS Job Printing Adv and Editorial Room Did you ever notice how many people watch for classified The total would surprise That's why the ads are so VOL NO FOND DU WISCONSIN WEDNESDAY AUGUST 13 PRICK TWO TS SULZER IMPEACHED HE RESISTS REMOVAL Acting Governor Martin Glynn May Call State Guard to Remove Deposed Predecessor From Executive to Appeal WIFE TAKES BLAME TO SHIELD SULZER Mrs Sulzer Makes Formal Statement that She Con- verted Campaign Morgan of Frawley Committee Knew About it the Puss Associations Albany N Y Aug com- appointed by the assembly to prepare articles of impeachment against Governor William Sulzer at the capital at noon ing with them the charges which they were prepared to give to tlie senate after the upper house con- vened As soon as tlie notification tee informs the senate of the im- the articles will be filed i The legislature will not meet till i 0 clock this afternoon it was at 1 P M May Have Rival Governors Albany X Y Aug the state of New York might have two rival governors shortly alter the senate met to receive from the sembly the articles of impeachment against Governor Sulzer was thought today Immediately after tiie convening of the senate the tion committee was ready to serve notice that the assembly at had impeached the governor by a vote 01 79 to The committee of five named to prepaie articles of ments were ready to file their barges at once and tlie receipt bv the senate automatically would pend from office That the governor would submit tamely to what his friends call legis- lynch law is thought unlikely is expected to resist sion and to continue to occupy his executive Lieutenant Governor Martin Glynn of Albany will auto- become acting governor FEAR FOR VALIDITY OF TARIFF Clayton's Appointment Raises Serious Obstacle with tlie suspension of Sulzer and should Sulzer refuse to give way he may call the state guard to protest his office Gov William Sulzer Various attempts were made by Tammany men today to explain a visit of of the Continued on page two FIVE JOY RIDERS COME TO GRIEF Brandon Men Have Accident at Two Unhurt is Wrecked lo Common h I Wis Aug SENATE LEADERS ARE AT ODDS in IMA city Tuesday evening to attend performance of The Th ef at the idson started on a joy ride I lor Fond du Lac in their Juto after tlie about At the bridge on Fond du Lac I street there is a sharp turn onto the WARN AMERICANS TO LEAVE MEXICO U S Wants Citizens Out of ger if Embargo is Raised WAR SHIPS TO AID IN WORK Movement of Americans from Mexico Gives U S Advantage in Case Embargo on Arms is Raised By the Crated Pross Associations Washington D C are fleeing from Mexico Dis- patches prove this As a result this government is securing a decided ad- vantage Should the mission of John bind fail the embargo on arms to insurgents can be removed without fear of bloody reprisals on innocent Americans If bind fails and the em- bargo is removed so the rival factions can settle their this wants Americans out ot Mexico So the consular have been directed to persuade all those not having interests ing to leave The greatest fleet of warships on the east and west coasts are to aid in the work and it will be nearly completed before can tell what measure of success is to greet his efforts The only word received trom Lind today was that everything was satisfactorily His visit to the minister oi foreign relations was purely formal Lind will interview leading Mexicans and use them as much as possible As his instructions are elastic he will not report till something definite has been accomplished MULHALL FALLS ILL PRETTY NEAR SUPPER HOUSE HALTS TO LET STRICKEN WITNESS REGAIN STRENGTH Confessed Lobbyist Breaks Down After Testifying for Two Hours Clayton's Title Is Fixed His Vote on Tariff Might En- danger Measure By the Tress Associations Washington C- Aug obstacles including one ing the validity of tariff legislation were reported to the senate today following the appointment of D Clayton to fill the seat of Senator Democratic and republican leaders are at odds over the validity tlu appointment Senator ranking republican on the ciary committee stated an objection would be made Democratic senators pointed out that the legality of the tariff might be attacked in court and the annulled if Clayton should vote without his titla being fixed and tlie become a law by a majority of one vote Clayton Named New Senator Montgomery Ala Aug D Clayton member of congress from the Third district of Alabama was named by Governor O'Neal ae United States senator to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Joseph F Johnston Mr Clayton said he would leave at once for Washington to present his credentials and would not resign his seat in the house until after he is ed in the senate Washington Aug was expressed by Democratic leaders of the senate last night when they learned that Governor O'Neal had dis- regarded their advice and had ed Representative Clayton to the ate without express authority from the Alabama legislature It is my opinion that Mr Clayton will not be said Senator Over- man acting chairman of the Judiciary committee members of ciary committee and a majority of the lawyers of the senate were of the opinion seventeenth ment to the Constitution does not give governor authority to appoint a tor except under express directions from the legislature bridge and another as the road es the bridge Apparently the joj riders liad too great speed for they hit the s de ol budge ing a lamp bending the axle tearing the bridge railing Then in an endeavor to straighten they swung to the other side and the rear wheels caught one being toin off and the machine jammed across rhe bridge Two of the men Marty Tenson Brandon buttermaker and M Palmer a clerK were thrown out lenson sustained a fractured left blade and a sprained neck Palmer was badly bruised and his neck sprained Mr Kobeal was not thrown out but received a sprained back The others were not hurt and their names were not A machine from a garage took the men to their homes and the wrecked auto lies in the dilch where it fell and Is an object of interest to MAYOR GOODLAND PUTS LiD ON SUNDAY CABARETS Wis Aug ter S has issued an order barring all cabaret singing in Racine saloons and cafes on Sunday Saloon WARRINGTON GIRL CONTINUES STORY Tells of the Arrival of the Quartet at Diggs Introduced Her as His Wife By Hip San Francisco Cal ing up the story of- her relations with Manry Diggs where she was inter- at yesterday's adjoin Miss Marsha Warrington resumed her testimony in the Diggs white slave trial today She sketched the events ig the arrival of herself Diggs etti and Miss Morris at Reno and then After our arrival at Ueno we went to the Riverside hotel where Digga and I occupied one room and Miss Norris another Diggs introduced me as his wife to a real estate dealer when we were looking for a bungalow men claim that they v ill s op motion picture houses picnics etc on the Washington Aug M Mulhall became ill while testifying be- fore the lobby investigating tee Of the house which un- til Thursday to allow him to ate Meantime James A Emery for the National Association of Manufacturers told the senate's lobby investigating what Mulhall's duties were while be was employed as lobbyist and political campaigner for the association Mulhall was on the stand two hours before he announced that he was worn out and could not Mulhall kept me supplied with copies of bills and public documents in relation to work here and got information of the status ot tion in which we were Mr Emory testified In this work he gathered information and learned the of members of congress He made inquiries about hearings and re- quested an opportunity for me to pear Mr Emery denied that Henry and Harry Parker employed at the capitol had been in the pay of the manufacturers He testified that he did draw one check foi sent it to Mulhall and told him to divide it be- tween Neal and Parker merely to pay for the many courtesies they formed for our members you ever make any payments to Mulhall for asked the attorney tor the Yes said the witness It never exceeded a month ted when 1 left for Europe in 1910 The payments were made be said for services in getting bills and ments and for courtesies Mr Emery denied Mulhall's story that Jenkins of consin had promised that if he would see that a man to thp would go on the house judiciary committee T R A BALL PLAYER HURT EXTRA G F FINGER HEADS BADGER MERCHANTS SEVENTEEN TEAMS IN COMPETITION Elected President of Wisconsin Merchants Association TWO RIVERS GETS 1914 MEET Greatest Exhibition Ever Held at K T Conclave PRIZE IS AT STAKE Magnificent Trophies to be Awarded Winners in Knight Templar Com- Drill Thirteenth Convention of Badger Merchants Closed This Afternoon with Annual Election t lU I Wis Aug annual state ol the Wisconsin Merchants tion came to a this afternoon by choosing Two Rivers as tlie con- vention city for and the of the following K Firmer Fond du Lac Kirs Vice if son Kenosha Second Vice President N Fish Appleton i Daveron kee POWER PLANT BURNED CITY IN DARKNESS du Wis Aug Fire Tuesday night the power plant ol the Prairie City tric Part of the machinery was in operation when the tire broke out in the boiler room from spontaneous combustion Lack of water pressure due to air in the water tor a tew minutes gave tlie flames great headway The damage is with insur ance of The is in ness until repairs can be made eather Forecast weather with probably j thunderstorms tonight or I Warmer tonight and east portion Thin Model ale winds j southerly I Temperature the houis at A M 77 57 August Kl I -2 61 At A M 3 Madison Fielder Sustained Wounds on Head When Spiked as He Was Sliding the Plate Harpy Harrison tielder for the was injured in sliding tor home plate during first inning of game at league park Harrison was ing on a hit to right field The ball to Catcher Miller with collided in foi the plate Miller was off his feet and in endeavoring to himself stepped on Harrison's head ing a deep gash and rendering the runner unconscious Two physicians attended the injured man of the brai i is feared Harrison was taken to tlie hospital AUGUST BEBEL DIES WAS NOTED SOCIALIST Ry the United As Berlin Germany Aug Hebel head of Socialists in Germany and an International leader of note died here today Denver Col Aug drill teams all parts of the States today began the greatest competitive military tion ever held at a conclave of the Knights of Templar The spectacle wit is the most brilliant presented since the triennial the conclave began j The largest number of teams entered in any pro vious conclave was eight it will re- quire two days of drilling to dispose of all the maneuvers and evolutions on the program To the best team will go the coveted solid silver twelve lon punch bowl with thirty cups ami ladle It is worth and is one of the largest made It is beaut engraved and etched with scenes of Colorado The second a silvei loving cup four feet high coal There ate a dozen other magnificent prizes The drill teams entered cago No 19 St ard Commandery No Chicago Commandery No 59 cago Columbia Commandery Xo 52 Chicago Woodlawn Commandery No Chicago Joliet No I Jol et 111 Ivanhoe ery No 21 Milwaukee Wis Rapor Commandery No 1 Indianapolis Columbia Commandery No 2 ington C ery No Newton Mass Ascalon No Hi St Louis St No 10 St Louis Oriental Commandery No Kansas City Mo Mt Olivet No 12 Wichita Kans Newton Commandery No f Newton Kans Seattle Commandery No 2 Seattle Wash and California Commandery No 1 Sni Francisco The official banquet of the grand encampment will be held tonight at Kl lebel temple It will be given by the local conclave committee Plates lor hundred at per plate have been arranged lor This r the famous battalion drill corps of Detroit Commandery No 1 will give an exhibition at the The Detroit organization is host known drilling association in the country Fifty-one of Knights are more than feet tali They cannot compete for u state law prohibiting it One of night's features will be a concert by a cowboy band of 100 pieces from Kort Dodge Kansas the same that led the parade in the Templar ave hold in Denver twenty-one ago Zimmie MAKE DEEP CUT IN CORN PROMISE A t ions Crop Experts Estimate Yield at i by Drought Cannot Be Repaired Pi ISM Chicago 111 Aug cut the corn prediction for the lo the most radical estimate yet made of damage done bv dry weather I lie previous estimate was The of trade members agreed that the damage to Kansas and raska corn cannot be and for that reason continuation of the south western drought ceased to a factor in tlie market WILSON DECLARES FOR RURAL CREDITS President Promises to Urge Early Action on WOULD BENEFIT FARMERS Wilson Says There Has Been Too Little Federal Legislation to Serve Farmers Directly By the i cij linns D C an official statement issued from the white house President Wilson in favor oi a and adequate sysh in ol rural ci edits The president explained that tion of this character was not at- tacked to the currency been of lack ot time to perfect a plan promised to trv to secure earh tion ou the subject After explaining at length the for this legislation and the investigation made by the experts in Europe president 1 There lias too little federal legislation framed to serve the ers directly and with tin adjustment of his needs assume that ers enjoyed such immense natural advantages were so and enterprising and so at ease on the soil ol our grout continent that could the world and prosper no matter what obstacles thin met We have neglected to analyze the disadvantages One of the chief lias been that the i aimer has not been able to secure extended bank ion lie needs out paji ig burdensome rates of est and saddling himself with gages LAUNCH CAPSIZES Sixteen Victims Picked up by Government Rescuers CAUGHT IN SWELL OF A TUG Party of Superior Pleasure Seekers Thrown In Water of St Louis Dead LAFOLLETTE ASKS TARIFF ON WHEAT Wisconsin Senator Shows Cost of Production in Canada and U S is Not Materially Different t t Washington C Aug the cost ot production ol wheat in the States IK not materially different from the average cost in Canada was declared by La in the senate debate on the agricultural schedule today Hi Allowed by government reports that production cost in western ada averages six cents than in tlie north western states lie asked a six cent on that account OFFER NEW COURSE IN LIBRARY SCHOOL Madison Wis Aug The consin Library school has announced a new course to be offered next fall lo be primarily lor those intending to up legislative or municipal reference It will be in charge Clarence li Lester who founded the Ind ana h I rary and later became legislative reference at Albany N t Others on the instructional staff Or Charles McCarthy M S Chester Lloyd-Jones anu Miss editor ot the American association Booklist By Associations Duluth Minn Aug of the total of twenty-three persons into the water were drowned in St Louis bay on the Superior side the flimsy top used for seats on the launch Du Plaise gave way All the passengers were irom except Miss Goldstein teen of tlie party were picked up by tugs and launches The tug St Claire came up behind the launch running at high speed and causing au immense swell The Du Plaise was caught in the swell and the rocking threw the passengers to one side c the cam as to break and throwing the passengers into the water EXTRA BATTLE FRONT IS SHAKEN UP Hogan Shifts His Line of Attack Today DEFENSE IS ALSO CHANGED down when tries to teach a fool CLAYTON AMBITIOUS TO BE -A Lippold Is Shifted Back Into Heads the ting List With a view of putting to route the batting jinx that has followed Fond du Lac club in last few Maity Hogan today put his players into a hat shuffled them up and then fired them into the with an entirely new batting Kittle Jack Sheehan is boosted to he top then comes Holt then Wolfe ind the other follow down in more or less orner In the defense game Marty has pulled Lippold in from right to take his old position at second while sillier Overtoil or Scholl will work n the right garden Because of hitting ability there was a suspicion that he was due or the place got word from Eddie Price this and the little fellow be on the job Friday There is an on Thursday the players o take a trip to Calumet Harbor for the day Fishing boating etc will the older of affairs Batteries Are Named batteries for this afternoon's Fond and Mueller and Weeks The score at the end of the seventh inning Fond du Lac 0000120 Madison 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 GIVE WARNING OF BIG CAR SHORTAGE Lumber Men Rush Orders Corn Crop Short But Wheat Yield 22 Roads Give Warning AssiK St Louis Mo Au A big car that mav be a repetition of that of it according lo oi twenty-two railroads the cum crop s not up to the from the wheat nates the wheat s Lumber companies are making strenuous to move their before the stringency becomes irn LOOKS LIKE COALITION SAYS N A M MAN Representative Clayton Among those prominently mentioned as ho successor of ator Johnston of A al ama is chairman of the bouse jud committee It is ex- that Representative will for the senatorship running 01 a woman suffrage ticket The conservatives are ins for the strongest man to oppose bun and are said to look most upon He has his district in congress since My Indianapolis Ind Aug 13 the X A M has done nothing it not have clone and v ill continue its work in the future was the ment of D M Parry former dent of the Manufacturers tion who is home today much dis- with the Mulhall inquiry said it appears to us that there might be a coalition between ves of labor and the j administration to break ap our organization Parry will re- j to Washington Monday and 1 I A girl doesn't necessarily throw herself at a young man just because she tossed her at him I It is oas or to mako friends than it Is lo hold them
