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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FUNERAL
Service at Funeral of F. III.
Wiswell, Who Died as
Result of Runaway.

A very simple but beautiful SER
vice was given under Christian Sci
ence auspices this morning at the
funeral of F. H. Wiswell. Some Is
or 20 Masons and many friends of
hte deceased and his family gathered
at the parlors of the Wenatchee
Undertaking company. The casket
was tastefully decorated with banks
of flowers. A quartet consisting of
Miss Faun Wells, soprano; Mrs. w.
Hall, contralto; Claude Tubbs, bass,
and Mr.. Hallett, tenor, gave two
hymns from the Christian Science
hymnals. The titles were "Everlast-
ing Love-" and How Gentle God
Commands" Mrs. ]. E. Ferguson
was the organist.
The Christian Science service was
very simple The first reader, Miss
Ellen NJ. Parker, attired in white,
conducted the services. After the
first hymn she read the 14th chapter
of Johns gospel, following which Sc
1ections were given from the Chris
tian Science text book-Science and
Health with key to the scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy. These readings
constituted the only sermon given,
except that a poem was read selected
by Mrs Wiswell, the wife of the de-
ceased.
The funeral was positively remark
able to some who have been accus-
toned to see much mourning and
many tears on such occasions. The
immediate relatives of him who had
passed on were in an adjoining room
and were not in view of the audi
ence. The friends present, while evil
IDENTIFY sympathetic in their atten-
ton to the words spoken and sung,
were evidently not without a belief
which gave them hope.
The remains were shipped east
this afternoon.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
SHOULD PURGE
PARTY Of
DISHONEST
Roosevelt Addressed Com
mercial Club of Kan
sas City.
AROUSED CONSCIENCE
IT Deem the Essential Fac
tor in This Campaign is to
Awaken the Citizenship"

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 1.-The
Roosevelt party reached Kansas City
shortly after noon today. On the
arrival of the special train at the
Union station, where thousands of
cheering people had gathered, Col.
Roosevelt was welcomed by Cover
nor Hadley, the mayor of Kansas
City and a reception committee of
100 leading citizens. AS soon as
the distinguished visitors we've seat
ed in carriages, the grand marshal
of the day ordered the Third regi-
ment, n G. NJ, and other organiza-
tons to march, and an imposing pa
rade began through the principal
streets. After driving through the
down town thoroughfares, which
were decorated in his honor, Colonel
Roosevelt was taken to the Hotel
Baltimore, where he was a guest at
luncheon of the Kansas City Com
mercial club. He made an informal
address to the members on civic i'm
provement topics. Following tour
of the parks and boulevards this af-
ternoon the ex-president will con-
clude his stay in Kansas City this
evening with a conservation address
in Convention hall, departing for
Omaha Immediately after the con-
clusion of his speech.
Col. Roosevelt addressed the MEM
bers of the commercial club as fol-
lows:
There are certain matters which
should never be treated as party
matters; and foremost among these
is the great and vital virtue of hon
esty. Honesty should be treated as
a prime necessity to our success as
a nation. The minute that ques-
ton of honesty as against dishonesty
is involved, then we must all act to-
gether as Americans, without the
slightest regard to party affiliations.
Honesty is not a party matter; and
the first man to attack a scOundrel
of any party should be the honest
men of that party. When in office, /
always proceeded upon the theory
that there would be no need of my
opponents raising the cry of Turn
the rascals OUT because | would
turn them out myself just as soon
as, by vigilant and intelligent in
dustry, l could discover them.
Party Affiliations No Shield.
"As we dealt with the crooked
public official, so we dealt with the
crooked private citizen; with the rich
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
CONGRESSMAN P0NDEXTER SPEAKS TONIGHT
Will Address Mass Meeting at Wenatchee Theatre =
Makes Early Evening Speech at Cashmere and To-
morrow Night Speaks at Leavenworth - Has Made
Spectacular Campaign Over the State.

schedules, but they know that the
wooden, cotton and steel schedules
are simply inexcusable and they pro-
pose to get control of their own con-
gress before they do any more study
ing.
1.-The issue today said Congress
man Poindexter, impressively. sis
whether the people of the United
States shall take charge of their own
business or whether the interests
shall continue to run this govern
ment.''
sOld District All Right"
Questioned regarding the campaign,
Mr.. Poindexter said:
When l returned from Washing
ton my friends on this side of the
mountains said: Everything is all
right here. How are things on the
west side?' After it was shown. that
| would carry the west side my
friends on the coast are asking me
if everything is all right here. / can
only say that everywhere that l have
been on this side l have been fully
satisfied that my old district is all
right"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01

Cotton Too High for Use in India and
Thousands of Men Thrown Out
of Employment.

Bombay, India, Sept. 1.-Conse-
quent on the high price of cotton and
the unsettled financial condition,
seven of the largest mills in India an
nounced today that they would close
down September 80. These mills en-
ploy 1000 men each, thus forcing
1000 men out of work. 1t is ex-
pected that many of the other mills
will follow suit, and dark days are
apparently ahead for India.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
WILL EAT OUR GIANTS
Crate Shipped Last Night for Taft
Roosevelt Banquet in Mime
apOlis, Sept. ).

DR.. King shipped a crate of Sc
lected cantaloupes. last night to the
West hotel, MINNEAPOLIS, to be used
on the occasion of the Taft-Roose-
welt banquet Monday evening. These
were picked out by ]. T. Tedford and
were identical in size and the choic-
est specimens of the Wenatchee
Rocky Ford cantaloupe as could be
secured. When served newt Monday
night to the distinguished visitors
they will be labeled as the product
of the Wenatchee valley.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
First Meeting of X. of p.

The knights of Pythias will hold
their first meeting of the new term
on next Monday evening. Important
business is to be transacted and
every knight is expected to be pres
ent. A neophyte is ready to be re-
ceived, but the press of business for
the first night will necessitate post
poning the taking in of the new man
for another week.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
NEW AUTO IN TOWN
Thornhill Garage Receives an Oak
land ''4O.'

The Thornhill Garage received
this morning new demonstration
car. and it is a beauty-a four pas
senger Oakland"40." This is the
same make and power as DR.. McCoy's
machine but carries four passengers
instead of two, and is very attract
i've looking tonneau. The price or
the machine is $500.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
SON AT HYDE HOME
Father Serving Life Sentence in Pri-
son-Son Born This Morning.

Kansas City, Sept. 1.-The long
expected birth of child to Mrs. b.
Clark Hyde, whose husband is un-
der a life sentence in prison for the
murder by poisoning of the Swope
family, occurred this morning. DR..
Hyde was not at the bedside when
the child was born but arrived two
hours later escorted by deputy mar
shals. After two hours at the home
he was taken back to Jail.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
PHILIPPINE REBELS
An Uprising Is Reported in One of
the Larger Provinces Headed
by a Former Governor.

Manila, Sept. IAN uprising
against the government is reported in
the province of Nuebevizesya. A bat
tie is expected hourly. The rebel
movement is headed by Simon Man
daz, former governor of one of the
provinces, but who has until recently
been a fugitive from justice. 1t is
believed that the uprising is not
serious.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
LABOR WAR IN SPAIN
Strike Situation Grows Worse i'm
Bilboa-COnfiicts Frequent.

Bilboa, Spain, Sept. 1.-The strike
situation is alarming. The funds of
the men are exhausted and the strik-
ers are in an ugly mood. Collisions
between the police and strike break
ers occur constantly.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
LA TOILETTE IN TOWN
Republican Candidate for Congress
ti~its Wenatchee.

w. l.. La Palette, of Pullman, re-
publican candidate for congress, is in
the city today. He arrived on the
west bound train at noon and will
be in town until tomorrow.
Mr.. La Toilette is cousin Of the
noted Fighting Bob of Wisconsin.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
Parking High School Grounds.

Men with teams and scrapers COM
menced work this morning on level
ing and parking the High school
grounds. The grounds will be seeded
this fall, trees planted, and 1t Is ex-
pected to beautify the grounds in
keeping with the handsome new
building.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01

The county commissioners are In
session today. G. B. Kinney came
down from Peshastin last night and
with Alex Pitcher commenced the
transaction Of county business this
morning.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-01
Party Affiliations No Shield.

"As we dealt with the crooked
public official, so we dealt with the
crooked private citizen; with the rich
(Cnntinued ON Page Al
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22

anniversary a few days ago, It was learned
mat but two other couples In Stella have
been married a longer period OF time.
they are Mr.. and Mrs. 1. S, Vader, who
were married in Illinois forty-eight years
ago, and Mr.. and Mrs. S, r. Freed, whose
marriage was solemnized IN Iowa fifty
rive years ago. The three couples are
pioneer residents OF the community.
TECUMSEH-William II. Cooper of Cen
tral City, Neb., has sued William Hahn OF
Iecumseh in Johnson. county district court,
for damages In the sum or $5,OO. Several
presumed to have made a deal IN which
Mir Ham was to come into pusse ssIon OF
land near Central City and Mr., Cooper was
70 secure the opera house property In this
city. In his petition Mr.. Cooper alleges a
breach OF contract upon the part Of Mr..
Hahn.
TECUMSEH-The -Tecumseh lodge, indie
pendent order of Odd Fellows, Installed
the following lofficers: Luther Mattox, N.
q; Z. B~.aiiawkins, v, g.; T.. G. HedrIclk,
stcretaryi o. shaw, treasurer: Ora s.
Mason, warden }. T.. Roberts, Con; A.
\. g.; G.. W. wills. Il, S. ". g.; J. Il.
SoudCrs, Ii S. Y. e.; e. NJ. Atterberry,
SllapIaln, refer Klein, guardian. District
Depuly Grand Master j. M. Anderson Of
Johnson was the installing officer.
TECUMSEH-At a meeting of farmers
was formed. Officers were elected as fol
lows; President, II, M sheldon; vice
president, L.. II. Lowder; secretary, B. r,
4 I'm NJ =; treasurer, Joseph Penkava.
TIC objects or the new society are to inn
lr We the Industrial status of the farmer
and to afford a means Of concerted action
unon any matters affecting the interests
OF It's members. The union may take IN
the proposition. Of establishing a farmers'
elevator In Crab Orchard.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22
Nebraska News Notes.

NEMAHA-A series Of revival meetings
are now on at the Methodist church. Rev.
Mr.. l.. Morrison reports good work.
TABLE ROCK-William Brown and Miss
Bertha Krines, both Of Table Rock, went
to Pawnee City and were married Tuesday.
They will reside at Table Rock.
NEMAHA-Several coyotes have been
seen and heard in the territory tributary
to Nemaha and a good old fashioned
coyote hunt Is being talked about.
NEMAHA|ust as soon as the weather
permits, the local ODD Fellow lodge will
build a forty feet addition to their hall,
which will make IT one of the largest and
most commodious In this neck of the woods.
STELLA-Sash Reynolds has sold the
furniture and lease OF the overman hotel
to A. b.. Edwards OF Omaha. who took
possession yesterday. Mr.. Reynolds is now
occupying a residence In Stella until he
decides upon future plans.
TECUMSEH-At the annual meeting of
tionai bank the forowing 6oarS OF ia a.
rectors was reelected: A.. w. Buffum, r.
J. Pierson, A. o.: Shaw, W. NJ. Davidson,
s; 7. Dayisson, e. g Hedricka ]. A. Nc
stetta. Following the meeting OF stock
holders the directors met and the old
corps OF officers was reelected, as fol-
ident, 7. j. Pierson; cashier, A. o. Shaw;
assistant cashier, N. NJ. Davidson.
STELLA-Principal Eastwood has invited
S~hallenberger to make the class
address at the high school commencement
In Stella next May. The governor writes
he will be pleased to accept the in
vitation, II ne can arrange his dates con-
veniently with this and other places.
ANSLEY-Ben p. Morrus, one OF the
supervisors OF Custer county and
OF the board, said today thai the
supervisors win probably levy a 6trmill
fund for the purpose OF building
a new court house and hat the erection
OF the new building will begin at once.
NEMAHAzAbout thirty members Of the
local camp, Woodmen of the World, were
entertained at an oyster banquet last night,
the occasion being the installation OF off
GERS as follows: w. r. Seed, c. c.; NJ.
Webb, A. f. w. w. Seid, c.; ]. T. Web
Der, E.; w. II. Barker. b.; Fred Crane, w.
M; II. Rowen. 8.
PERU-At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pasco, In London precinct, be-
tween Peru and Auburn, their daughter.
Mary Cynthia and William HArriann
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22
". ]. TAYLOR MAY TRY LUCK
GCuster County Democratic Member
Thinking Of Congress.
GETS ENTRY PAPERS AT LINCOLN
Bourbon banquet and PowwOw to BE,
Held Soon at Capital City
Goodness Exists Toward
ksa Hitchcock.
tTrom a staft correeponaent.l

AfTOm a 6tdIL correspondent
LINCOLN. jan. 21-(Special.)-W. J. Tay-
Tor OF Custer county, the man who in the
legislature last winter dehorned Senator
Frank Ransom and came very near getting
his whole Tnidee may sbe$ "a Candidate for
congress IN the Sixth district. Mr.. Taylor,
who has been in Lincoln several days at
tending the meeting of organized a~gricul-
ture, before leaving for home secured
blanks for filing the name of a candidate
cgior congress, and his talk indicated he will
use the blanks himself, though 1t is posi-
BILE they are for someone else.
Mr.. Taylor intended to stay over to the
meeting tonight, but later decided to leave
the city at 6 o'clock. Z
an extra session.
w had ample opportunity and a good
chance to enact the Initiative ana rereren-
dunn law last winter" said Mr.. Taylor
sand we did not do 1t, so 1 see no reason
why the Legislature should be called In
extra session for that purpose. I have re-
ceived no word from the governor regard
ing the extra session, and i hardly believe
that he is seriously considering this move,
/ can not see any good that would come
OF such action on his part"
Senator Oils OF Valley county Joined
with Mr.. Taylor in being opposed to the
7 extra session.
There is no use for an extra session
that l can see,' said Senator Oils.
democrats Now to Fore.
AS soon as the Lincoln insurgents gel
eff Of the stage it will be occupied by the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22
Liquid Evidence DisaDD.,r.

TECUMSEH, Neb., Jan. ~21-(snac,o,,
district court was in session IN Iohn.o.
three days this week. having hen
convened IN adjourned session by Judge 7
o. ftaper OF Pawnee City. The iIrv me-
"O' used The case OF the state of NJ
oiaska against Herman ~SteinkuhIer .,
steriing' an appeal on a charge ~ ,,,o,.,
ing the pure food law by failure 10 Iahs,
liquors. was dismissed at the reouast -
the county attorney. Evidence had 49,
Is' III the destruction of a bottle OF Honor
me case OF the state against DR. n
Neii OF sterling was continued to the reg,,-
lar term OF the court, as the oomnlainInn
witness Miss Lora Neff. could no, Iaa"s
Ms industrial school at Geneva, owing 10
a scarlet teVer quarantine. The case 80
the state Of Nebraska against thu n.aS
oeriain banking house receivership was
The report Of John ward -
ceiVer' was read and accepted ana NJ
Ward's resignation was also accented
" SHAW was appointed receiver ana "a.
oond was approved. He was instruct.a -
close up the affairs OF the defunot con-
Germ as soon as possible. The iniupc,,on
case OF Leslie d. Spence, guardian Of WIZ.
A. Young against Hardy u. Miner
sherlt' and James A. Boggs was Az
MISSED The court adjourned sine dIs
ana 1t will probably not convene agsIn
untl the regular spring term, which ,s
March Z. Is
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22
To- .
Trouble Brews
Among Insurgents
Some of Them Are Dissatisfied with
Way the Lincoln Meeting
Was Handled.
(From a Staff Correspondent


LINCOLN, Jan. H.-(Special)-As a re-
suit of the action of Mayor Love. chair
mar OF the insurgent meeting last night.
In announcing that he had been authorized
TO appoint a committee on organization.
there is dissensition in the ranks of the
genuine progressive insurgents
Il didn't like that statement from the
mayor that he had been authorized to an
point a on organization" said
george A. Adams, one of the chief insurp-
ents' Ihat smacks too much of Cannon.
l uon't knew who rave him that authority.
l wanted to vote on that proposition Mr..
ADAMS gave vent to his feelings on the
street car while going home from the meet
ing.
II had been announced to a few before the
meeting that a small banquet would follow
Tor the select, but evidently this was cut
out Tor Attorney General Jackson of Kan
sas' the principal speaker, was located
shortly after the meeting sound asIeen IN
a chair in the lobby of the Lincoln. a
stranger In a strange land, his receptior
committee having faded away.
AFTER the meeting some sIrprise uua. -
pressed by many of those attendlng +ho+
mayor Love, who is recognized here 10 q
seholarly gentleman Of many virtue.
should have permitted himself N he
dragged into such an affair.
me audience was ready for anything ana
II had come Keyed up to raise the roof for
anyone who could start it. AS Editor nv
LOT or the Central City Nonpareil said tbts
morning: Had Senator Burkett been there
ana made a speech. he would have receives
an endorsement"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22
Hutchinson of Peru were married by Rev.
/ William Edwin Darrow-

Hutchinson of Peru were married by Rev.
William Edwin Darrow.
PERU-A home department has been or
ganized by the Baptist Sunday school, with
Mrs. j.. G. Chatelain as superintendent.
The visitors are: Mrs. Dora Carter, Mrs.
y. c. Meyer, Mrs. j. e. Richardson and
Mrs. James SmitheFs.
TABLE. ROCK-The village of Lewiston,
west of here, on the Chicago, Rock Island
q Pacific railroad, has Just been incor-
porated. The five members of the first VII
lage board have been named by the county
commissioners, as follows: Frank l.. Brat
ton, August Liebrock. William Dillon,
Clyde Richardson and Luke Lyle.
STELLA-Ex-Representative w. H.. Ho-
CRETE gave a house and lot in Stella to his
children, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hogrefe, whose
birthdays are but a few days apart, for a
birthday present. He built them the house
for a home about five years ago, and now
gives them a Joint deed to the property.
The home Is one of the incest in Stella.
CozAD-B.ds for ~electri, lights aro
water works were to have been opened by
the Board Of Trustee, January II, but an
Injunction was served on the board by the
Commercial club at the last minute, an !
now the whole business Is at a standstil.
The Injunction is only temporary and II Is
hoped to get It fixed up so that the works
can be Installed this year. y
TECUMSEH-GeorRe Llddeil. son of Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Liddell of this city.
who was honorPd with the appointment to
Q cadetship at West Point by Congressman
j A. Mcguire, has decided not to accept
gressman to that effect. Mr.. Llddell has
re-entered the employ OF the Nebraska
state Journal at Lincoln as a member OF
the reportorial staff.
STELLA-After Mr.. and Mrs. w. n
S~hellenberger celebrated their 46th wedding
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22
Funds for RAILROAD.

hASflNGS' Neb., Jan, 2l.-(special1-
a movement has been launched TO raise =
iunu OF $4,000 here for the Nebraska. kan
sas q Southern Construction company THE
money VIII be used to pay the expense ~
making a survey for a proposed extens,on
OF a railroad from stockton, AKIN. 10 ,bI-
CITY 4. 7. Burnham. one OF the chit,
promoters of the enterprise, was in consul
tauon with the directors OF the Commar
elal club last night relative TO brInIna
the road to Hastings. II els being aIdsS
III the project by Carson. Hlldreth =,
Franklin. OF
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22
BoYs Admit GnmbIinr.

MADISON, Neb., Jan ~2L-(SpeciaI.) y
Sunday afternoon Marshal Kennedy, who
already had his suspicious aroused, unex-
pectedly called in at the armory of Com
pany p of this city and caught several men
and boys engaged in a friendly game of
pitch. Yesterday afternoon two Of the boys,
minors, appeared before Judge Tanery,
pleaded guilty to the charge, and were as
sessed 81 and costs, the fine being RENTED
by Mayor Wycoff. The two men charged
in the complaint presumably also would
rave so pleaded, but they had no assurance
Of similar clearance on the part of the
court, and w. L. Bowling. their counsel,
entered a plea of not guilty and asked for
a continuance in order to prepare for the
defense. The trial was accordingly con-
tinued ten days.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22

democrats. A meeting or a banquet is
to be called for ar early date in January
and at that banquet something will be do
ing other than fixing states, for the lead
ers are going to have a hard time doing
the fixing.
From the most reliable sources here 1t
is learned that IL Mr.. Hitchcock expects
to get the support of the Bryan brigade
for senator he will be disappointed. There
seems not the least doubt that T. s. Allen,
manager for the presidential candidate,
will be found looking after the interests Of
W. II. Thompson of Grand Island, while
II he keeps out of the race himself, Mr..
Metcalfe may favor the candidacy of the
Omaha editor, though there Is much doubt
about this. TIL only words that have
passed between them, SO far as general
knowledge is concerned, is that Metcalfe
suggested to Hitchcock to walt awhile be-
fore announcing his candidacy.
T~hOmpsDn and shaIlenbergef,
It is also OF general knowledge here that
Mr., Thompson and Governor S~hallenberger
will get together and Join forces providing
the governor can be kept out of the race
for the senate, The talk that Dahlman
and Thompson will make a tieup is gen
orally discredited here. Thompson and
Shallenberger have had more tieups prob.
ably than any two men in Nebraska, and
according to the friends of both each has
come in for his share of the double cross
or someone else got the double cross, but
they are getting together for another try.
Should such an alliance be made, George
w. Berge can be counted on to oppose 1t,
for he has suffered the pangs of misplaced
/ confidence in his dealings with friends OF
these two-when he was defeated for the
democratic nomination for governor by
Shallenberger three years ago..
Locally Lancaster democrats are firing
Of the Bryan brand. From various parts
of the county come the reports that they
are fixing to insurge. So when the big
meeting starts the first part Of February
there will be a great exhibition of demo
cratic insurgency.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-22
Much building at GerinE.

GERING, Neb., lar H.-(Special) JAS a
result of the certainty of the Union Pa
cific getting into this place this spring
a large amount of building is projected
and 1t Is estimated now that at least 500, :
900 worth will be constructed through the
year. Plans have just been accepted for
the Union block, a structure with 40 feet
front, two-story and modern in every way.
upon which work is about to commence.
The Odd Fellows and Masons are prepar-
ing to put up a joint building with a fifty
six-foot front, the new Gering National
bank will build, the Gering Lumber and
Grain company will put in yards and ele-
vators, a double store building by M. Ger
ing & Co., a new postoffice building, be-
sides a number of other buildings and nu-
merous residences.