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-THE ROCK ISLAND AKtTCTS, TmXTKSXJAY, rTfrsTBTcTC ire, 1912. 8 ROOSEVELT PUTS ASIDE PRECEDENT Ignored All Laws of Republic in Tennessee Deal, Declares Marshall. I N V I S I BLE- GOVERNMENT Democratic Candidate Charge Colonel With Further Burdening cf the 'People. Grsnrt Rapids, Mich., Sept. 26. En thusiasm marked the democratic state convention which assembled today to r-rn:lnate candidates for secretary of elate, treasurer, auditor general, attor i.ey general, land commissioner and juftice of the supreme court (two to ho named). There is a larger number of ee.ekers after each of these nomina-1 ti jn.s than hai bwn the esse in a Mich igan democratic convention in years. Gracd Rapids. Mich., Sept 2C Got frncr Marshall, democratic vice pres idential nominee, in a speech here last nipht charged that Colonel Roosevelt v. hen president "violated every prece dent of the republic" in the matter of he consolidation of the Tennessee Conl & Iron company with the I'nited S"ate:t Steel corporation, "thereby fur ther fanenins the power of the Mcvis ib;e Kovernmcnt upon the people.' The speaker's address aiKO contained a caustic criticism of former Senator I:evridc" of Indiana and the progres ivo party. "The brilliant, versatile and plausi ble Indianian, who acted as temporary chairman of the rational progressive convention and who was named by the new partv as its candidate for governor lti my slate, ranc the changes in his ipr-ec.h at Chiiago upon the evils of wh'it he called the 'invisible govern in' :i'.'" said !oernor Marshall. "It is evident that he ha Just dis covered an existing condition of af f:ii which the democratic party had for w ars been charging to eJtlfft. The ci i fT. c i : 1 y with the progressive is that l.oMiitm exit-is until he discovers it, unl that be never discovers it until he ran use it in hi business. So long as it does not interfere with his political r i'i i-h, for him, it is as though it were not. Mir m: iiic n i:h . 'Tlw. i n v 1 hi t.t. pnvitrtimont' t Tin n- di-ovcry for the democrat. That i 1" ti.e Kovertimetit which the genuine! fit riftrriil hau Li. fell fti-litini fvir mnm . fv.... w,. ,w,.- w,. ,. n. fih ' tiii:. menace to righteousness and good charge the preacher zr.d put th- co:i M vornment d:.ri..g all cf the vears ' rt immediately into the pulpit. Even 1h.:,t Theodore RocKeveh and Albert so great and pond a man as 1 he Apos- l ttnvort.'f.n Hwl .r,t U,., ,.f It. irterce. "The democrat was alert, if power 1' sa. durini; th years that Senator IJ.vetldge was standing in the t'nited Stfitcn senate and by votes and voice fastening the power of this invi.ihio government" upon the toiling millions ' America. The democrat cf Indiana j Kr.rr.- that this invisible government' listed when Senator Heveridge found i rs tit.; champion, two years ago. an al-' lered democrat, who. by the Payne- A 1 J -1 , tariff Kill UnA ,...1 : te!,- upon the glazed paper lnou8. ! try of the I'nited States. The demo-' cret knew that the "i.ivisible govern ment" exl.-ted when Theodore Koose vt't violated every precedent cf the rciilihHe at ruck tha rnnstttntlnn a tiioiich It were an t nrulv child. and'Epark ln 11 whlrn kerit eI1 ,he rest of ' by the verv force and power of his great !U alive" and wnich nas maintained it; office. ;.!-.! nd ',.t..rt in th r....i. ;ln KMr or less vigor, was the right Math n of the Tennessee Iron & Coal eomtar.y with the I'nited States Ste.i j lo A "-" "" crpoiation. thereby fastening the" "The Ufe of the "invisible govern power of this "invisible government" I rnent" of which the progressive com uron the reonle The rlemnrrat in I plains Is the invisible tax which it has nil the time or the ramua(n oratorv ! of both Theodore Roosevelt and Albert j J. Hcvcride that, though the voice might he the voice of Jacob, the hand was the hand of Fttau. HIM M IT A Willi K. "If shall reveal an amazing lact of di? rimination on the part of the Amer ica.: people If they choose as their crents to destroy this "invisible gov eminent" these gentlemen who never HERE IS A REAL DVSPEPSIA CURE "Fape-s Diapepsin" Settles:'0 "D 8Dd thy n : pose that this power of n ouur, upsei saiomacns in Five Minutes. Do tome foods you eat hit back taste g.od. but work badly; ferment cccinive tavor. imposed the burdens into stubborn lumps and cause a sick ,ct ,llis government upon our people. i wir. gaFsy stomach? Now. Mr. or thi stsi ;ket ai.i.im. j Mr Inspeptic jot this down: Pape's "You cannot destroy a government, I:apPfin digits everything, leaving''0" Sv H power to tax and col-! rothing to four and upset you. There i 'ecf taxes. The democrat is a true pro-; i ever was anything to safely quick, i gressive. He proposes to take away; c.Tt.-inly effective. o difference ; this power o? invisible taxation, and; 1'ow badly voi;r stomach is disordered ' when that has been done, the "invisi-: yon w-il get happy relief In Ave rain ! bie government' will very naturally j ntes. but wh...t pleases you most is. cease to exist. It is not worth while j that it Mretigthens and regulates your to-rail against an evil and at the same! itcmach so ou can eat your favorite , time furnish that evil with the very! f. oiis without fear 'sustenance that keeps it alive. j Most remedies giv you redief some-i -The invisible government" in Araer-' t.mcs -they are slow, but not sure. ica ha8 no greater allies than the! ia .ju.ca. pomive ana puts ?onr stomacn in a nealthy conditioti ho cne misery won t come back. You feo different as soon as Dia l-cpvin comes in contact with the stom ach dstrers Jus vanishes your r.tomach gets sweet, no gases, no betchtng. no eructations of undigested food, your head clears and you feel t r,nrct kp 0,,r r"ke ar"d eat ;t You flne. (cannct furnish sinews of war to ihe Go now. take the bert investment . enpmy ad '""Pt to dcsToy ihaf en ycu ever made by getting a large 50-!nl- ou ma" ,9,t- honesty, l.at so cent rase of Pape's Dieprpsin from!1"" -vou "omir.uc to s'eal. you are any drug store. You realize in five! thief. You mar talk truth, but so minutes how needless it !s to suffer ; on& as ycu continue to prevaricate. from indiecwtlon. dyspepsia ,etonich disorder. or nuy 4th Floor Music Luncheon Ice Cream I Sodas, Etc. Popular Prices fter discovered its existing until thev had V.ecu tetired from uiuce. Con- version is a good thins, but i no church that 1 knew ..f do they dis ,"e I-.IUI uren:fu .. i-r in. ...... three vears after his conversion before he besan to Rive advice to the people who knew all the time that thereto fore he had been wronc. "Hut the worst fcati rc th progres- stves" "Giscovery oi ur.s in !s.u!; go- ernment" reveals is their preter.se That they have laid out a campaien where- .. by they ean capture and destroy it. lpt us. however, reason together. No Kovernment of any kind can endure i without the power not only to tax hut also to collect taxes. The confedera tion among the American colonies was bul a rope of f,atirl- bpca,,se no power to collect taxes as well as no power to enforce its law.-". When the constitution of the I'nited States was ratified by the several states, the vital to tax and its power to collect taxes. power to collect. This invisible tax;t:NKK- 1,88 beFn pul "Pon ,ne People and col lted off of them with the direct ion sent and at the earnest solicitation of 1 Theodore Roosevelt and Albert J.Hev-' erldge. This invisible tax is not paid ' at the county treasurer's office, but is turned over to this 'invisible govern- : rnent' across every counter and is paid upon every trust manufactured article made in America. It averages $100 per j year to every man. woman and child. We are to have a I10.000.u0o.ooo crop J ln America this year. In 12 months i this 'iuvisible government will have,' secwed $9.0uO,Of0.000 of the ten. "These gentlemen who are now as- j saulting the 'invisible government' are the gentlemen who gave it the power do not pro' invisible taxa tion shall cease. 1'pon the contrary, they dcf nd the very men who. in dark and devious ways, have, by legislative ! ei.actment. judicial construction, and i , f.i truft end the harvester tritft. , jis 1,11 ibie government has levied ,and proposes to continue to levy taxes jfor the benefit of the steel trust and th nrivcrsr tr;ft It la nr,t ,c;.l : . A , .. ' " . ' w urstiv lilt? gut I U.UfHC UU'.ll )C1U I withdraw your supxrt from it. You : T-Oll It. a P.- V.. v ' - o. p. sea in. j cstravagiace, but If you spend more am'.h...i Itiir.n you make, you will continue to he txtravagant. "iou may cry out against evils, but so long as you sianu tor nie veiy thing that produces the evil,, ttie evil will continue." THIS IS THE TICKET TO VOTE FOR Democratic Nominations NATIONAL. ! WILSON j . For l'rrl!ont OOilKOW of Nevr jrr,-. Kr vl,.p I'mldrnt THOMAS H. ! m Alts!! of ludinun. STATE. For Ciovcrnor IIDW AMI F. DIAMi For I,irutfBC Governor IIAHKAT O'HAIIA. For Secretary of State IIAHHY (KIDS. For State Auditor J AMI.S J. H K A II V. For Mate Trrauirrr II. 1. 1AM II VAN, JK. For Attorney C.eneral P. J. l.KF.V. For (ODiirrfiKinfa-at-Largf All, IU11 F.7.H II. 1.1 A IIS, l.A WISI.NC n. mkim.i:k. For lulled Slilra Senator J AVI KJ II AUII.TON I. i:vis. CONGRESSIONAL. For C onsreMman C tVUH I!. TAV- For Member of tlte State Board of Kciuallaatloa JOHN lAV. LEGISLATIVE. For Member of the Legislature F-. 1.. F.KTS. COUNTY. I . ' For C Irrult ( irrk t BI.AVKKVBl KG. For Herortler B. F. SOM.MF.RSON For State'a Attorney FI.OVI) K. THOMPSON. For t oroner DR. K. C. J. MEVF.H. For Sarteyor C. C 111 NBA 111. For Probata clerk FRAMv tafso.. BEDE ONE OF REPS' BEST CAMPAIGNERS I Alam Bede. Former Congressman Adam Dede of Minnesota is one of the big gens in the G. O. P.'s speaking campaign this fell. Rede and John M. Harlan are the men who trailed Roosevelt on his western tour, speaking in every town where the colonel spoke, but always wtitiue until the strenuous ex-presi Ct-i:t had left brfcre attackine liim. ..... 7 t.cce gainei a reputation as a humor - itt while in congress. ml ' ..;;; t ' . - 3 P . mm ;- , 7 THE TRI-CITIES' FASHION EVENT Music second Floor and Fourth Floor Open This Evening 7 to 10 P. M. No Goods Sold, Except in Cafe. ELABORATE DISPLAY OF NEW FALL STYLES FOR FALL AND WINTER Friday, September 27 MME. JEANNE SAVAR1E LECTURE at Illinois Theatre, 2 p. m. FALL OPENING. SALE Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27th and 28th. S MS CM1S ims'a ; .jy.wy.'rfitR-.aa ESSE Why Women Should Aid Wilson's Candidacy i.Mrs. Haninian is tw ef the lesidevs In mm-I:! s rv'' work in New York I'iiy. She is t!i.' I.ii!ti:i r of a wtal:hy rtian :uiii tlie vife -!' c.tiolin r; nj's liali social slimline. Sne has dt-vuteil a t r'-:i 1 iica.1 f l.r 1im ti'-lpliiK l ' I'rter.it' i'cer.if ir.rr tin rnui;ii st-p "I i iir.-e.inl lire' thrown ltersejf in tie- ic.'i'k; ef ftry:,nizi: tin- W'nvin s N;il.ntai; ,.,.' K:.,ne 'i tilci. ri. y Vr.l "etstiiusii.sm W nt-li nave marlr ! r o !-.i.Ht in sm ial ...! civic life in New '.-rk City. Shf ul Marshji; i.-riranijaiio?!. wnni 'a wtiinun .f liiir.i culture. hrmd sym-1 natnics. and has ii cliarm ef mnii.i'T th-t drav tl'on--tn i tf. In r win 'f v r f-ii'.' animal's, 'pi'i:..'- r.-rc .Kiy ..np-.ire.i j !lYf.,r.V, - V;"tV!a: .T,Hmh",': 7u-,v:omen waee P1,1'n;r8 cver f"ac'0 fv-.par, er women to the v..,:.n"s Natiiinal Wii.sou anl Marshall orKuniza- ; tion. I 1 This is an extraordinary moment in j .iTMr. m .Ma eo..trv nn.l not . th least extraordinary feature is that ! i the active support and influence of i draughts, fumes, gases and steel hl ' women who have been openly sought j ns. a id one compelling a half hour i . . .... . n,i:fr meals for all factory employes; 1 by the gre2t political parties. This , - , , . and an er.mlovcrs liability act. has ;in itself, is an unconscious testimon-1 j)t ( ,)attgP(1 for ,ie benefit of women ial of the greatest significance to the; ind children during the disability or i growing power of women in political i nfter the death of the breadw inner. affairs. This recognition creates a j F.ver ho many laws for the protec j unique opportunity which the women! tion of children have gone through. ' t?'ust not fail to conserve. j Their employment during schoo". In this new era dawning largely hours and at -light is prohibited, and ; because women have demanded that i there can be no night mesbenger boys as the old fields of labor c'.osed be-(under . Jhind them they should be permitted: Special classes under the hoard of 'entrance into the new let the worn-j education have been established for j en of this land not forget that there j children who are blind or below nor- are measures for which they all should stand, irrespective of pirties. i The purpose ct the Woman s .Na tional Wilson and Marshall organiza- tion is to make possible a partnership, irrespective of former political affllia - tions, of al'. women in the United itates who have a common interest in the election of Wood row Wilson. ! Why should women vote for Wood- ; row Wilson? First, because though a leader of;i progress, he is again setting up the old standard of principles for ail men to follow, inste?d of tolerating the deeenetaf ion that has come into our pelitical life resulting from the con- ' chasers of nearly everything that) Tne lear '"ic of the situation trol of the many by the few. ! comes into the home, they fer-1 more ' !'hen' is lnat Governor Wilson is the Secoad. because he is a true prag-', keenly than a:most anyone else tiiaj nly randid'e 'ho in winning will matist, the phi.osopher and poet who, j effect of the increasing cost of living.- f' a frif"ndy senate and houae of always reaching out with one hand to i One of the causes of this increase 1 preventatives and so be able to ful attaln an ideal, keeps the other where I cost is ihe tariff. The democrat!,; " 1 his promises and carry out the if may never allow him to lose touch j party is pledged to reduce the tariff pf 'iP8 to ,lica he is committed. . ! This man has said: "The whole The People's Fund for The Argus will be glad to receive, t.ons to the people's campaign fund j Hfiall, and to this end the following blank form is printed, which may I filed out and mailed to The Argus office. To the Editor of The Argus: As a believer in the progrestive ideals of government represented in the candidacy of Woodrow Wilson for president of the United States, and to the end that he may take the office free-handed, untrammeled and obligated to none but the peo ple of the country, I with to contribute throt:sh you, to be forwarded to Governor Wilson, th; sum of $ toward the expenses ci his campaign. Xrne Address All funds received by The Argus enn j.iti CprKhi;t rclnTisrtttrc " 't- 1 who will receive direct from the headquarters crrrific.-ie- nVrnWiro. rue. oii 11 with the Bordidnoss and sadness of the lives of the burden bearers, and so. on this middle, course, is the link between the two. Third, because ho has demonstrated in two years in New Jersey what au i Px cutive, who has the welfare of the ! v.orking classes next his heart can ',... .. CO tor tnem tnrougn legislation, rui insisnr"'. in his administration has i hcen passed the first law relating to. Jersey, it limns ttieir employ j nieut to 6U hours a week. Also a.l I act providing sanitary conditions in1 bakeries, candy and iee cream manu- onoii. and a.l factories where BOoU ; of any kind are manufactured; a pro-1 V,B,J u0rl;Prs aeainst i nial. No person controlling a place of public amusement may allow the pres- ence of a child under IS uriaccompan i.-wl nirdnls nr r'nnrriimi An art I to regulate moving picture shows has ! been passed, and laws for the improve - i mem of free pub ic schools. A com - ! niittee on pl.--vgrounds has been pro - mittee on playgrounds has been pro- vidd for all cities and villages with power to establish recreation places, Anrt ar.i- mI.m iu fm.nrf enrnnr. ig juvenile delinquency, may be se - j verely punished and a juvenile de- t. ntion court and special county judge ; for juveniles has been appointed, i Fnv.rth hnnjiise wnntpn. ns flip nur. Wilson and Marshall acknowledge and forward contribu for the election of Wilson and Mar be will Le promptly forwarded to the Yil- li-r wtth o e . v.... " "IO -oucuia. mm oslmip. oul and Woodfow Wilson, as its leader will certainly accomplish this. Fifth, because he is going to prove that it. is not necessary that a cam paign, to be successful, must be fought out in a slough of personalties a:id recriminations, but may he won on the uplands by a leader, standing for a cause and truly believing t,hat cau- to be far bigger than any one man. And in the year 1912, they can if they believe in what the democratic nominee stands for c.ean govern- I ir.ent do much by heipins to create j public sentiment. After all, what is ,,hlf, npiuimeiit. hut the ervKtalliza- U: . i.i.i. m.. "uu "l il",iu"ai oiiiiiunr, wiuiu ime 6nowDaii grows in magnitude as it rolled on its way, by each enthu- 8iastic tourn Measures writing inconsistencies i mUe rnndrpn 8t;,nted or bpnt . , . . . .. , . . nal c'eers through misdirected play instincts ow ing to these iastincts, haw lng no legitimate outlet. i nc.oi:scicnably - long hours for working "women. Human beings herd- ea logevier iiKe animals- in many great cities, with a deplorable lack of breathing space; inadequate facilities for cari.ig for the tuberculous poor. Furthermore, women should add their influence to those who are strug gling to bring politics into the open, to make it th business of al; the peo ple, for how else can the common in terests be promoted? How best may these things he brought about or at least brought nearer at this Juncture? .not ny supporting Mr. latt, Dccausn even if he were elected, there is no possibility of the election of a re- j ''""''. j ,hat he wo;lU1 'lrefore he helpless to i fulfi11 any Promises that he might. ! " ! j ' " u" j IlOOS,velt. bei Aot ny trie election of Colonel -cause it is car that, bv i 1 '""ICCtS COUIU lie nave a OUI1 ! mr,ose" 8f-na,, and house of represen I tatives behind him. It is obvious. ,i'rrefore' ,n 1 ne ,co wo"1'1 ,,e un - sblf to carry out the' nledi;es..f his i platform. I uusiness or conservation Itc.s right ! j around yon and it is jutt as rn ich I juui uunmi-an 10 conserve uie water resources and all these " things that' should be as common and ae u'ful as the air. When you have tutu-rcu-' jlt.sis, contagion of any kind, when you I sweep thror.fh the streets and factor. !es, you are interetted In the de:prst ; conservation of all conservations that start with the health of me.i." Let the influence of the won. en h'i used to try to keep all biitcrness and backbitting out of political campaigns, remembering that differeuc- e of opin ion are only superficial after al'. It in the fundamental desire ior rii;;i; and justice tbt counts. "Can be depended upon" is an c. :press;on we all like to hear, and when it is used in connection wlt Chamber-. Iain's Colic, Cholera and Dt?rrUoe2 , Remedy it means that it nver fails to ; cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowo! ! complaints. It is pleasant; to take and 1 ..-". valuable for rhildreu end adults. Sold by ail dfutUu. HALLAffl WILL BE THENEXT SPEAKER Monmouth Man to Address Wilson Organization To morrow Night. S. S. llallum of Monmouth, o.te cf the live wires in the democratic party in the Warren county section of the Fourteenth congressional district, will be the speaker at tomorrow night's meeting of the Wilson Demo cratic club at the Hock Island houae, and a corking address is assured. There will also be a number of short talks by iocal speakers. Every democrat is eligible to the club, and there is no iaitiation feo and no initiation. The Wilson club is a strictly dem ocratic affair in the fullest moaning of the word. Licensed to Wed. i)aVi(j K. Carter .. Quincy Miss Certrude E. Steeluian Rock Island Carl Johnson Mollne Miss Anna Swanson .... Rock Island Harry Rock Moline. Misa Seliiie De Gheselle. Molino Guy J. Bulger Rock Island Miss Edna C. Kaiiaom Molir.e Charles Ij. Nelson Moline. ' MiSH Klllm H rtrinn,! Moline". Moline, j ,,rank n Mnlf,n F;aHt Miss May Miller Fist Moline. "Thank Heaven, That itching Es Hone !" "One Touch of ZEMO-and the Relief Is Sublime. Try It, Folks I " '"O my, O my, what a blcsaed relief. ' TTnra I 'r twun u 1 1 rT.l n rr tlio moat ' SWfUi torture lor month. und tried 1 things talorc. ZEiiO la niaEic Tha f.rrt lio I applied It, all ltchtnr? 1. Is'o'.v I can sleep niuhts. and llf.- 13 worth living." 2UIO ia a new wonder a ll'iuld, that tj suoraiilerd to gtcp Itching Aw;.y r it7pim, eczt-ina p;iln anil sorei. It f.tops tia.'iar'.rf in a hurry. It li un qu-iid lor prickly heat, irritated and iiiiia.iy.til r.l.l.'i, nkln b!otchc"i, sores, hi tin, Ktic;;;s and pimpiea. You can't Iin-l anything like it, simply tccauaa there's nothing like ZUMO known or coll toiiuy. '.I'.ilO v.ill be a surprise to you Just as it ha: been f Lurprisft to thousands wh'j !.;.'.(! aire-irly tr't.d it. io:;'t mlsu it for 15 cents. When J'j have j.rovn with :i -.- nt bnt. tic how r f.iari.abK- ZIJMO ia to your own L.Vw-far tio.-i. then you can buv a Jl bottle, v.hith contains Jz times an much as the -"i-eer.t Lotfie. ZHitO I.-J tiold at drujf etoren, !n 23 ani i.;.u $1 bottles. c.r rent direct, on receipt of irl-e. by E. W. Hose liedi ci". Co.. .'t. I.ouls, ilo. Z ".!) ki ftbl ln and euaranlexd ty ...... 1. 1 k Island an! jairstted by ail druggists.