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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
SOLEMN CLOSING SERVICE

SOLEMN CLOSING SERVICE
AS on the opening day of the religious
gathering, II days ago, the church
again recognized it's universally by
inviting to take part in the ceremonies
of dismissal the bishop of Cape Palmas
Africa, Right Rev. S. D. Ferguson, typi-
flying him In his person the spirit of
missions that has been the guiding star
of the gathering.
And, on the opening day. when
the sermon was preached by the most
distinguished of Englands churchmen,
so, on the closing day, the words of ad-
monition and exhortation came from
the lips of the head of the American
church. the presiding bishop, Rt. Rev.
David Sylvester Tuttle of Missouri
The service in the cathedral was the
simple ritual of the church for evening
prayer. The venerable Bishop William
Crosswen Doane of Albany: Bishop
Ferguson. Rev. DR.. Randolph McKin
of Washington. D. c., president of the
house of deputies and Bishop Boyd Vim
cent of Cincinnati, took part in the
services.
WORLD CONFERENCE PLANS
| The joint commission created to call
world conference on Christian faith
organized today and is preparing to
| take immediate action. Bishop Charles
! president; J. Pierpont Morgan, treas
urer. and Robert H. Gardiner of Gar
| diner. Me-, secretary.
| A committee on place and scope. con-
| ssting of Rev. w. T. Manning of New
| York Bishop Anderson, Bishop Brent
of the Philippines. Bishop Kinsman of
Delaware; Rev. P. M. Rhinelander of
| Cambridge, Mass; Francis Lynde Stet-
| son of New York and r. II. Gardiner,
was appointed with instructions to
| prepare a statement as to the objects
and methods of procedure.
LAST VOTE IN HOUSE :
One important piece OF business
| marked the closing hour of the con-
vention, the deputies refusing to con-
| cur with the upper house in giving the
new order of suffragan bishops votes in
| the convention of 1913.
The resolution introduced yesterday
| in protest of the treatment of Jews
| in Russia was adopted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
STONE THEATER BEING
ERECTED IN HOLLISTER
Especial Dispatch to The Call

HOLLISTER. Oct. 21.-A pretentioUs
theater building is being constructed
by Harry Berberich opposite the city
hall in Fifth street Stone is being
used largely, and the structure Is near
completion. 1t will be opened to the
public in few weeks
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
MORGAN AIDS WORK
FOR CHURCH UNITY
New York Banker Gives $780,
900 to Campaign Fund for
Worlds Conference
Forty-third Convention Of Epis-
copal Church Closes With
Recessional Hymn

CINCINNATI, x Oct 21.-As the last
''The Son of, God Goes Forth to War"
died away in st. Paul'sr cathedral this
afternoon, the forty third general con
vention of !, the I. Protestant Episcopal
church in the United States of America
came to an end.
A gift from J. P. Morgan of 100000
to the campaign fund for the worlds
conference -on church unity served as a
fitting climax to the greatest conven-
tion in the history of the Protestant
EpjSconaI church
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19
n.NEII,a aINcERIrY.

IN this Issue OF tho Press We pub
liah an interview with the Hon. D. r.
o'Nell, the recognized leading candi-
date for the guhsrnatorlal nomina-
tion on the republican ticket on the
question OF temperance which
has the ring OF truth and honesty and
is devoid OF that catering. cautious
teeling about 10 ascertain tho public
pulse aud trim sails accordingly. II
carries with Il conviction OF aln-
certify which is painfully absent IN
the statements and actions Of his
leading opponent. Governor Brady,
Who has been on all sides OF the
question and whose real position IL
atill unknown. The position OF OMEN
Is 70 frank. 40 convincing. that every
ono should read Il.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19

tcontinusa from Page ons.l
the question in the most practical,
efficient manner. Even the moderate
dFlnker admits that something must
be done. As a rule. however. abso-
lutte prohibition does not always APP
peal to him. as he il inclined to look
upon II as an unwarranted interior
ence with the personal privileges Of
his fellow citizens In the state at
large, The local option theory. how
ever, has been aud Is meeting
throughout the nation with much ia
yor. Men see in 1t 4 practical step
in the right direction. BY 1t the
residents Of any county, which Il one
Of the units OF our state government.
are given an opportunity OF express
Ing their preference as to the liquor
trafRic In their immediate vicinity,
When the majority have decided In
any county, no one can reasonably OBJ
jeet on the ground that their privil-
eyes have been inteFfered with by
rank outsiders.
Il am frank to confess that be-
lieve that mankind could very we'll
dispense entirely with intoxicating
beverages, II the people OF the
state, through their Legislators. ex-
press preference for state wide pro-
hihitlon and | should become COVER
nor OF this state. l should be- happy,
indeed. TO carry out effectively the
expressed win Of the majority. II
Il my Arm belief. however. that 1t Il
the part Of wisdom for as to give
our local option Law a. at present
enacted a fair. square trial. II Il
manifests defects. they can be reme-
died. or something more effective sub
stitutod In its stead.
Upon this platform come before
the people a. q candidate. II It
meets their approval. win appre-
oIate their votes. II II does not. as
said before. | cannot and viii not
trim my sails to catch the wind OF
popuiar approval"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19
DIRTY JOuRNALIsNl

To show the depths OF dirty mis-
representation and falsehood 10
which the tools Of Governor Brady
viii stoop In the campaign We quote
the following from the Occur d'Alene
correspondent TO the Spokesman
Review regarding the nonpartisan re-
ceptIon rendered Hon. d. v. o'NelI
last evening In this city. The CORES
pondent IL the Rev. II. A. Daughters,
now Brady'a editor Of the Journal:
Nearly 200 residents Of coear d.
Alene and nearby towns gave Barney
=. o'Neil Of Wallace. candidate for
the republican nomination for the
goyernorship. a rouslng reception ut
the Hotel Idaho tonight. but unique
feature OF the reception was noted in
tho absence OF many republican lead
eFa and tho presence OF a score or
more leading democrats OF the coun-
IT,"
The meanness sticking out OF the
statement u apparent In lts wording
with an evident attempt to dlacredlt
O'Nell In other parts OF the state By
making Il appear that republicans
remained away from the reception
while democrats attended. This Is
the Kind OF campaign that Brady's
hanchmen are conducting in all parts
Of the state and they are welcome TO
oil the votes Il viii win them in their
campaign OF fraud and deceit. The
animus OF Daughters Il further
shown In his sarcastic statement that
the unique feature % the reception
was noted In the absence or many
leading republicans" and following
this with the statement that IF. "A,
blackwell A, V. Chamberlln, Joe
Carroll. Ray Harte. @. L. Hoffman,
Earl Rogers, Frank J, Davies and A.
A. Crane" we're not present. These
men are leading republicans aud
some Of them were present. and All
are warm supporters OF OMEN.
This was simply an opportunity for
the Journal editor to slap these mon
IN the face because they are not
Brady supporters aud he could not
resist the temptation. Daughters
uses the spokane paper for the pub
lieatlon Of his dirty personal aluEs
and omits them from the Journal
with the Idea that he IL covering
his identity and can do IL without
being known a. the author.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19

repeated the Objectionable names. ana
said:
II have a good notion to let day
light through you"
Wilson claims he again tried TO
ind out what the trouble was, but
Hyatt would not say, and all at once
Hyatt leVeled the rife At Wilson and
said; I'm going TO shoot you" but
the cartridge only snapped, and while
he was reIoading the rife wiIson
jumped behind q telephons pole.
Hyatt fred three shots vt Wilson,
all three bullets lodging in the tsle-
phone post.
At this Wilson dropped to his
knees, and drawing his .ss caliber
revolver fred two shots. One bullet
struck Hyatt in the right side. going
clear through the abdomen, coming
ont on the left side. The other bullet
struck his left arm, infiicting a flesh
wound.
BY this time Hume and Glasgow
got out OF the buggy and grabbed
Hyatt. They loaded him into the
buggy and brought him into Valley,
and called Dr. Cartwright. who i'm
mediately pronounced the wound
fatal.
Hyatt died at O'Clock Monday
afternoon. A coroner's inquest will
be held Tuesday morning. Hyatt
leaves mother. Mrs. Susie Yerkes
Of IS liz Main street. Spokane.
Wilson was taken into custody and
held until the arrival Of Deputy
Sheriff Woodland OF Addy.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19
CANNON SAYS
BRISTOW Deceived
In speech Charges the senator
With Telling TIN
truths.

EMPoRlA. kan. July ts.--m hts
ChautauQaa speech here Speaker
Cannon accused senator Bristow Of
misFepresenting the facts In regard
10 the rubber schedule % the Payne
bill He presented facts aud figures
to prove II, lie then said Brlstow
would have shown himself a better
citizen and senator had he presented
the facts and evidence OF the exist
ence Of rubber trust to the attorney
general aud 4 grand Jury. rather than
70 mako political capital BY misshat-
ing oflcial figures
Brother BriatoW. you are very
free with your mouth said Uncle
Joe Every man IN congress who
does not thlnk As you think or does
no, DO ~ yon 90 on public questions
belongs to the lnterests. 90 you say.
According 10 your talk there Is not
more than 80 honest men In con-
Eress, When one parades himself a.
the only honest man n Ia time TO
keep your hands on your pocket
book when he Ii around, do not say
that Brissow viii steal. but he Is
mlstakea q he thinks ne Ia the only
honest man In the world. or even IA
KannAa.'
What BRtg1oW Said.
Senator Bristow. IN his speech at
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19
DEMOCRATIC RACE
TAKES ON NEW INTEREST
seven Candidates Being Mentioned
for GHbernatorlal HOnors.

for GabeEnatorial HOnors.
The Idaho Statesman says:
Democratic politics took a startl-
ing turn when gossip had 1t that as
many as seven different leaders In
various parts OF Idaho would an
nounee themselves as candidates for
the gubernatorial nomination within
the next ten days. 1t is anticipated
that nomination papers will be filed
by their friends shortly. and that ac-
eeptanees will be flled before the ex-
piratlon of the legal time limit
The seven men whose names are
expected to be on the primary list are
John c, Rice of Caldwell. who has
already declared himself: James II.
Hawley Of Boise. Moses Alexander of
Boise, Mayor Joseph T. Pence Of
Boise, Or. Plumer Of HALEY, Edward
coltman OF Idaho Falls and David L.
Evans OF Malad.
James II. Hawley left the city yes
teruay ON TWO days tunket, but his
destination was not announced. and
before leaving he again declined to
commit himself as to whether he In
tended to accept
Mayor Joseph T. Pence. after at
tending q meeting OF the city council
last night left the city. ostensibly on
a fishing trip. and he viii not return
antii Tuesday. He also refused to
discuss the governorship matter In
sotar as It related to his suggested
candidacy.
The Idaho Falls democrats are pag-
Ing the state in the interests OF Ed.
Coltman. and Il Is considered almost
certain that be win soon enter the
,feld.
Or. PiuneF Is being urged BY a
strong following. and It Is said that
the democrats In the HALEY country
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19
FRIENDS SHOT IN
DRADLY DUEL
Dispute Over Camping Expensr,
Leads 20 Fatal ahootlnr acrnpe.

Dispute Over Camping Expenses
LEADS 20 Fatal shooting scrape.
VALLEY. Wash. July 1S.--Eimer
Hyatt Of Addy was fatally shot al
Waits Lake. three miles west OF Val
Icy. At O'Clock Monday afternoon, BY
Charles Wilson OF Addy. after a quar-
rel over settling up the cost OF a
camp expedition.
Edward Hulme. steve Glasgow.
Charles Wilson and Elmer Hyatt
came down from Addy Sunday mora
lnE 70 spend the day hunting and ilah-
ing at tho lake, and when they were
getting ready to leave for home about
aooa Monday u quarrel arose over
sesilng ap The expenses Of the trip.
Hyatt. who had boon drinking heavily.
picked aP 80 eallher special rife.
and walked on ahead % the team.
Wien the other men we're ready.
they started cut for home. expecting
20 overtaks him. which they aid
about half a mile away.
wiisoa claims that when they drove
np Hyatt held the ride up and said;
Get out Of that buggy. or will shoot
you"
He realized that there was some
thing wrong. and got out Of the bug
~ and attempted 70 reason with ny
att. but vas unable TO do anything
with him. After = few words. Hyatt
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19

VIII so solidly down the line for him
Nampa democrats. in mass meet
ing have declared outright for James
n HaWley, white Caldwell is behind
John c. Rice.
From all appearances the surprises
IN democratic circles win fall th,ek
and fast before the end Of July
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19

speaker. charged that Senator Aid
rich and others brought about an In
crease OF the duty on manufactured
rubber. and thereby organized a rub
Der trust. Among other things Sem
ator Bristow said: Now / would
like TO have your attention while /
relate a little bit Of interesting his
tory. The duty on manufactured rub
Der Is increased in the Payne-AldrIch
act from 80 to SO per cent. The
crude rubber was left on the free
list 40 It was under the Dingley law.
The result OF the increase In the duty
on manufactured rubber has been
that during the first nine months Of
the operation Of the present tariff
law there was 4 decrease in the
amount Of manufactured rubber i'm
ported, and therefore q loss in rev.
enue, 90 that 1t cannot be claimed that
the duty was raised to secure a much
needed revenue.
For the same period there was
an increase Of more than $40, 700, 900
In the amouA Of crude rubber i'm
ported
Note the language carefully. SEN
atoT Bristow says that under the
operation OF the Payne tariff law
there was a decrease In the amount
OF manufactured rubber imported,
and therefore a loss OF revenue.
Cannon Gives the Facts.
Either wilfully and knowingly or
ignorantly--I do not know which, but
one u about as bad as the other
Senator Bristow did not state the
facts. The truth 10 AZ shown by the
ofiicial figures OF the bureau of sta
tistics for the nine months during
March 80, 1910, under the Payne
law there was an increase In the i'm
pOrtation OF rubber manufactured
amounting to s336,332. The total
amount OF imports OF rubber manu-
featured for the nine months was
1,415,154, as compared with an inn
portation OF rubber manufactured of
31,O5S.S22 for the corresponding per-
iod Of 1909 under the Dingley law.
For the same period the revenue
derived from imports OF manufactured
rubbed increased s126,3s4, the rev.
enue derived from this source for
the nine months OF the Payne law
amounting to a4B1, 57S, as compared
with s125.1ss for the corresponding
nine months Of 1909 under the Ding
ley law.
II do not say that the senator
wilfully falsifed, because / do not
know; but do say that he either
wilfully told what was not true or
that he was ignorant, and so far as
It's effect upon his constituency IL
concerned. ignorance is as mischev-
Gus as untruth."
Murdoch VIII Answer Cannon.
EMPoRIA, Kansas. July 19.-Rep-
resentatiye Murdoch will answer
Speaker Cannon's speech OF yesterday
before the Chautauqua In which he
charged Senator Bristow with mis-
stating facts In regard to framing
the rubber schedules of the tariff
bill by Senator Aldrich. Bristow
charged Aldrich with schemIng to
keep raw rubber on the free list
while 8 high tarif was charged on
the refined product. Senator Brls.
tow declared that Senator Aldrlch
and his son were interested In the so
called rubber trust and Speaker Can
non yesterday denied all this. MUIR
dock speaks to the assembly this af-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-19

Senator Bristow. IN his speech at
winnsid. on July ?" continued the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
GREAT GROWTH Of
SMALLER CITIES
Census Figures Show an In
crease of 1874 Per Cent in
Places Below 100000.

Washington. Nov. 25.-With only
Portland. Oregon. Seattle and Spokane.
Wash, and Duluth. Mimi, and Superior,
Wis, missing. the cities of the United
States of $4,000 and over nave an ag-
gregate population OF 27.SO9S35.
This announcement is made in a re-
capitulation bulletin Issued today by
the census bureau.
.FOrty-seven OF the cities contain
more than 10O. eco and of this mum Der
eleven have risen into the 1O000O class
since the census of 1900. There has
been a much larger growth in the cities
below 100000 than in those above, the
percentage OF the former being 394, as
against 81. s for the latter
Portland and Seattle viii be added to
Portland had 90,426 and Seattle S0,671,
so that there will be at least fOrty-nine
cities in the country containing more
than 1905 each.
A recapitulation covering the de-
tailed figures for eighteen states, in
GLIDING Arizona and New Mexico, shows
that Iowa only suffered a decrease.
Aside from the sparsely settled re-
glOns of Arizona, New Mexico and
Florida, the principal growth has been
IN New York, Rhode Island, Connect
cut and Massachusetts.
The census office makes special re-
quest that no effort be made TO ss-
innate the percentage of increase for
the entire country on the figures given
out on the eighteen states already an
nounced. 1t is probable. il is said, that
the percentage for the country as a
whole will be grea ter.
Oklahoma is not included in the eigh-
teen states, nOtWiths tanding an almost
complete announcement has been made
for that state.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
ONE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, GAS,
DYSPEPSIA OR A SICK STOMACH.

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There is nothing else better TO take
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When Diapepsin works, your stom-
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Absolute relief from all Stomach
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Tell your druggist that you want
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Remember, if your stomach feels
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
BECAME VICIOUS
AS SHE GREW OLD
Execution of Gypsy Queen, a
Trick Elephant, for Killing
Her Keeper.

New York. Nov. 25.-It took 500
grains Of cyanide of potassium. the most
deadly poison. 10 kill Gypsy Queen, a
Trick elephant, executed today for the
murder Of her keeper. Robert SehieI, on
October 20.
Less than one grain is ordinarily IA
tal 10 man, and the first cOnyulsiVe
- hlptoms superYene almost before the
Hietlm can set down the glass from
when he swallows. Gypsy Queen
swayed backward and forward. flap
ping her big ears for ten minutes be-
lore she showed the least uneasfness.
II was TorIy-four minutes before she
was pronounced dead.
The poison was given in three nail
lutS OF bran mash in which had been
spfinkled 100 capsules, each OF five
5Ialhs OF cyanide. The elephant had
Deen starved for tWenty-fOur hours and
ate greedily. At the end of ten minutes
she shiYered in all her bulk of 1850
pounds, her knees weakened, her trunk
grew rigid, she rolled her eyes and fin
ally fell.
IN The next two minutes she got up
four times, struggling against the
chains that bound her. At the end of
twenty minutes her breathing was i'm
perceptible, but fOrty-fOur minutes
after her first swallow, she winked
when her trainer passed his hand over
her eyes. That was the last sign o.
life.
The queen was born in Africa
eighty-seven years ago and was one of
the largest elephants in captivity She
stood eight feet seven inches high. OF
recent years her temper grew sullen.
Last October she seized an unaccus-
eOmed keeper who had been warned not
10 go near. slammed him against the
wall of her cell, and then trOd him
into a pulp. A few DAYS ago she
grabbed for another keeper, but he kept
out of reach. Nevertheless her trainer
never lost faith in her. To prove her
dOcility he took her out today a few
minutes before her execution and led
her PAGES. She seemed willing enough
10 perform and submitted to caresses
before she was led into her death.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
JUDGE TAYLER DIES
Noted Federal Judge Is Fatally
Stricken with Paralysis at CIeye-
land Church Festival.

Cleveland, o.. Nov. 25.-Federal Judge
Robert W. Tayler was stricken with
paralysis tonight at a church festival
He was removed in a serious condition
later
While serving in Congress from 1895
to 1908 Mr.. Tayler conducted the polyg-
amy trial of Representative Brigham II.
Roberts. Since his appointment 10 the
bench. Judge Tayler has become widely
known as an arbitrator in industrial
disputes. IN that capacity he settled
the street railway dispute in this city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
TWO WHITE SLAVERS
GUILTY AS CHARGED

Pittsburg, Nov. 25.-Jesse Bluestone.
a former member of the Pennsylvania
legislature, and Samuel MOsensen, were
slave trade. the verdict being opened
in the criminal court today. The men
were charged with conspiracy to place
Rachael Weiner Is years old, in un-
lawful resorts for the purpose of re-
ceiving money from her.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
HANn RRusHEs.

In order to keep the hands and
nails IN good condition, a hand
scrub is absolutely essential. 1t re-
moves from the pores the particles
OF dirt and dust which are con-
stanty being rubbed into the skin.
and keeps the hands white and
clean AT all times. Mere soap and
Water viii not completely cleanse
the skin Of the hands. but used FREE
Quently with a hand-brush, the
pores VIII be opened. and all foreign
matter removed. We have them
from Sc TO use each.