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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-08-15

"DGnssel. sav unto ed. Il am the Res
thee. arise" direction and the
Life The Church will be the first
from humanity to receive eternal life
and they will be granted share with
Jesus In His resurrection to glory
honor and Immortality, as Ills Bride
His Joint-heir under His Headship.
Then, as said the Apostle, will come
the world of mankind. every man in
his own order"
Jesus put the statement about the
maids being asleep in forceful way,
In order to impress the great lesson
that death does not end all. even
though 1t appears so to do. The awak-
ening which He was about to perform
was to be a lesson and illustration OF
Divine power. which win be exercised
toward the entire race under the Mes
sianic Kingdom Thus, as He de-
clared, "All that are in their graves
shall hear the voice OF the Son OF
Man, and come forth"
The world will come forth, Jesus
said. that they may have a resurrec-
ton or raising up, up, up to perfection.
to all that was lost in Eden, to all that
was redeemed at Calvary. The awak-
ening will be but a preparatory step.
1t will be accomplished instantane-
ously, but the further raising up, to
mental. moral and physical perfection.
will be gradual work. for which a
thousand years has been apportioned.
and in which the individual will be
obliged to cooperate for his advance
ment and instruction in righteousness.
This resurrection Of mankind In gen
eral Jesus styled, 1.-The resurrection Of
Judgment by disciplines. by trials
and testings. Only those who will
fully reject the Lord and His way will
die the Second Death, from which
there will be no resurrection.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-08-15
JEwEss RESTORED TO LIFE.

Mark v, 21-24. 35-43-Aug. is.
sAnd He took the ddmseI bv the hand ard
said unto her, TaIithG cumsi, schtch 10, being
Interpreted, DdnsseI, say watO thee, arise. :"
II
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-08-15

o.. HoHLE, County Clerk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-08-15

Messiah's Kingdom, and all VIII then
have fullest opportunity of coming to
a knowledge of Gods character and
His will respecting them; and all viii
be assisted back to harmony with God.
If they so desire. that they may thus
reach again the perfection of life lost
by disobedience. 1t is In view of this
Divine Intention. the awakening or the
dead, that Jesus spoke Of death as
sleep" period of rest. OF quiet, OF
Inconsistencies.
Looking into the Bible for an answer
as to where they sleep we hear the In
spired words. "They that sleep in the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-08-15

proceeded to give
them a proof that
the dead are not
really dead In the
sense that the
brute beasts are
dead, because God
In His Plan has
made an arrange
ment for the res
direction of hui
manity from the
d e a t b s ia t e ,
L = =,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-08-15


slnd He took the ddmseI BY the hand ard
SAID unto her. TaIithG cunt schich 10, being
Interpreted, Dd1sseI, say wato thee, arise. ;"
-Vs. H.
H HEN JESUS and the Apos-
ties returned to the vicin-
~ ity of Capernaum, the peo-
pie were on the lookout for
them, especially Jairus, one Of the
rulers OF the synagogue. He came and
fell at Jesus feet In great distress. He
besought Him to come and heal his
little daughter who lay at the point Of
death. AS they went to the house of
Jairus the multitude followed and
thrOnged and delayed the procession.
Meantime a messenger arrived from
Jairus' house, telling that the child
was dead. But Jesus said to the be-
reaved father, BE not afraid, only be-
lieve"
The multitude was left. and only
three Of the Apostles, Peter. James and
John, went on with Jesus and Jairus.
When they arrived they beheld great
tumult connected with the customary
weeping and wailing. Jesus astonish-
ed the mourners by telling them not
to weep, that the child was not dead,
but asleep What did He meanl Did
the Great Teacher pYevaricate? He
spoke In the same manner in respect
to His friend Lazarus, saying. "Laza-
rus sleepeth." and then later He ex-
planned that he was dead. How shall
we understand these words? What
were the facts?
"AIl Live Unto Him."
The key to the matter is given us
In our Lords own words to the Sad
ducees, who denied that there would
be any resurrection of the dead or any
future life luke Xxx. 27-38.) Jesus
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-08-15
For Sale

One heavy team of draft horses,
ages 6 aud 7 years. Same can be
seen at the John Trulson farm, near
Prescott.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-08-15

aust u L1N Cdk III
shall awake. {" dan.
xii. e. Thus God
has provided for
Adam and his fam
lily a redemption
from the power of
death and a deliv-
erance from the
tomb. by the pow
er OF the resurrec-
ton; and it is
Jesus who declar-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
AGAINST
TAFT ELECTORS
IN CALIFORNIA
Attorney General Webb
Holds That They Cannot
Go on the State Ticket as
Republicans.

San Francisco, Sept. 28.-That the 13
Taft electors nominated by the bolting
minority at the recent Republican state
convention in Sacramento cannot legal
ly go on the November ballot as the
regular Republican electors and that
the l3 named by the Roosevelt Johnson
majority of the convention are the only
electors who can legally go on as Re-
pubicans, Is the substance Of an opin-
ion written here this afternoon by
State Attorney General U. 8. Webb.
Webb's opinion Is given to guide Sec
retary of State Frank Jordan in prepar-
ing the electoral feature OF the state
ballot.
The Taft lie; .ders have announced that
Monday they will seek a writ of man
date In the state supreme court to
force Secretary Jordan to designate the
Taft 13 as the regular Republicans and
omit the Roosevelt 13 under that deslg-
nation.
Briefly. the basis Of the attorney gen.
erals opinion is this: The amended
state primary law provides that a ma
jority" Of the legislature nominees.
plus the holdover senators Of the party.
constitute the convention. which has
power to nominate the electors: that
there can be but one set of Republican.
Democratic or Socialist electors. and
that a fractional minority of any con-
vention would have no legal voice to
name q set Of electors.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
PERSONALITY Of
ROOSEVELT THE
PARTY'S ASSET
President Taft Says That
the Progressive Party
Would Pass Away Should
It's Leader Die.

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 28.-President
Taft this afternoon obviously took a
shot at Colonel Roosevelt. when he de-
clared to 1000 Republicans that the
Progressive party was held together
only by its leader. had CRAZY quilt
platform, and would fall to pieces of
its own weight should It's leader die.
His new party is not united on any
cohesive principle" President Taft said.
referring to the third party leader with
out calling Roosevelt's name, "and II Is
only kept together by the remarkable
personality Of the leader. Were ne to
die the party would go to pieces for
the cause of which so many glibly speak
Is entirely incapable of definition, In
view Of the crazy quilt character of
the platform. but there Is running
through the platform an entire willing
ness to destroy every limitation of con-
stitutional representative government.
"A third party has split of from the
Republican party" he said. mot for any
one principle. or indeed for any prin-
ciple at all. but merely to crafty per-
sonal ambition and vengeance. every
new fad and theory. some OF them good,
some Of them utterly preposterous and
impracticable. and some Of them as so :
cialistic as anything that has been pro-
posed in Europe.
"The reason that the movement can
(Continued on Page Twoy
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
Will Have Leg Amputated to Save
the Life Of Girl He Does Not Know

"Tll get me another crutch and get
along nearly as well.'
But you'll be in the hospital some
time after the operation and you'll
probably suffer lot" was suggested
by one of this customers.
Yes" smiled Rugh, but I'll saw
ing girls life and there's lot of sat
fsfaction In knowing that"
Rugh has never met Miss Smith. He
read in one of the papers which he
sells about the accident in which she
received the nearly fatal burns. He
read where DR.. J. A. Craig had said 1t
would require large quantity of live
kin for grating on Miss Smiths body
If her life was saved. He went to DR.
Frank W. Smith. one of his customers
and asked him If the skin on his short
leg would do. DR.. Smith believed 1t
would and consulted DR.. Craig. They
agreed that the only way they could
use the skin on Rugh's leg was to am
putate that member.
Go ahead" said Rugh. "Tll moi
miss it much and I'll be glad If can dc
something for this poor girl"
Miss Smith was taken from her home
In West Gary to the Gary General
hospital this afternoon to get ready for
the operation tomorrow. Her condi-
ton. DR.. Craig said. was serious, bu
he and DR.. Smith, who Is to assist ir
the opera ton, expressed the belief tina,
her recovery would be rapid after to-
morrow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29

Gary, Ind, Sept. 2G.-When William
Rugh appears again at his newspaper
stand he will be supported by two
crutches instead of one.
When Miss Ethel Smith Is able to &c
home from the Gary General hospital
she will have an excellent chance to
get well. Both Of these conditions will
be the result of the generous offer of
the year-old newsboy to submit to
an operation which will remove his
left leg that live skin may be obtained
Smith. The girl was burned while rid
ing motorcycle recently and the doc
tors said her life would be saved to-
morrow. The doctors will take the
leg offered by Rugh and they will use
the cuticle that Is on 1t to save Miss
Smith.
Tomorrow, some time after II
o'clock. Rugh will be placed upon the
operating table. In an adjoining room
doctors will have prepared Miss Smith
for the delicate process of grating live
skin upon the places that were burned
Rugh happily went about his business
Of selling papers on Sixth avenue and
Broadway tonight. He is crippled by
the shortness of the leg which the
surgeons are to take from him and he
uses one crutch in walking about the
news stand.
"Oh, don't mind" he said. when
asked if he did not dread the ordeal
which he will go through tomorrow
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
LA TOILETTE STANDS
BY PLEDGE GIVEN TO
GOVERNOR M'C0vfRN

Milwaukee, Sept. 2S-That Senator
La Toilette will remain by his pledge to
support the candidacy Of Governor F..
E. McGovern for reelection on the reg
ular Republican ticket, despite the fact
that McGovern has openly declared for
Roosevelt, La Follette's most bitter DO
liticai enemy. was a new angle to Wis.,
consin's badly muddled political situa-
+, ton tonight.
A close friend of the senator gained
this definite information following a
discussion of the McGovern ultimatum.
La Toilette, according to his informa-
tion will take the stump for McGovern
and advocate his reelection editorially
in his weekly magazine. This decision
will be announced in the magazine in
the next issue. The La Toilette editor
ial will seriously criticize McGovern for
his Roosevelt bolt. The state execu-
tive's progressive record in office will
be upheld. however.
In the same issue La Toilette will
publish the first OF series Of articles
reviewing the political record Of
Roosevelt.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
STRIKE
FOR a HOURS AS
PROTEST ORDERED
Ten Thousand W Workers
Meet on the Lawrence
Common and Decide on
Plan Of Action.

Lawrence, Mass, Sept. 2s.-Ten
thousand textile workers this afternoon
gathered on the common and unani-
mously voted for a 24-hour strike to
begin at a. m. Monday, as a protest
against the trial for murder Of Ettor
and Giovannitti, Industrial Workers Of
the World leaders. scheduled to be
placed on trial for their lives Monday
in Salem.
Elizabeth Curly Flynn and william
Yates We're the principal speakers and
their utterances were translated into
half dozen languages that all those
at the mass meeting might understand.
The leaders urged that there be no
violence and it was proposed that there
be no picketing to prevent workers dis
posed not to strike from entering the
mill yards. By vote, however, 1t was
decided to leave this to the individual
inclinations Of the strikers. Twenty
five hundred Italians favored picketing,
and they probably will picket the mills
in which they are employed
1t was expected that 24-hour strike
would bring out more than 10000 l.
w. w. members and word was con-
veyed to the mass meeting that similar
E,ttor and Giovannitti strikes would be
inaugurated in Haverhill and Lynn,
Mass.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
To Go to Trial Monday.

Salem, Mass, Sept. 2S.-Unless
some unforeseen situation arises, Jo-
seph ]. Ettor and Arthur Giovannitti
will go to trial Monday before Judges
Quinn and Hall Of Massachusetts su-
perior court on charges Of being ac-
cessories to the murder of Annie IIo-
piZze. the woman who was killed last
January during clash between Law
renee mill strikers and police.
When the case is called for trial it
will have been exactly seven months
to day since they were Jailed with
out bail in Lawrence. 1t was decided
late this afternoon that Attorney
Moore of California. who has repre-
sented the Industrial Workers OF the
World and other labor organizations
on the Pacific coast, would be chief
counsel for the defense. He will be
assisted by John S. Mahoney of Law
renee, and George f. Roewer. Jr., of
Boston, both of whom represented the
hundreds OF strikers who were ar
rested during the frequent clashes be-
tween strikers and police in Lawrence
last winter.
Arrangements were completed today
by wire companies to handle news of
the trial from the court house direct
to 35 of the largest dailies of the
United States. Included in the papers
which will receive direct news Of the
trial will be one in Berlin, Germany
and another in Rome, which have en-
gagged leased cable and wire service
direct from those cities to the court
house.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
OF new REPUBLIC

San Francisco. Sept. 2s.-Young
China, represented in the local colony.
celebrated today the first anniversary
Of the new Chinese republic, with much
feasting, speechmaking and music by
American bands, but no fireworks.
The new generation believes in the
safe and sane" idea in recognizing
their national independence. The cele-
bration included a parade and open air
meeting, followed by an elaborate tea
party.
The official raising OF the new Chi
nese flag Of red. yellow and black with
a white background. was a feature of
the days events.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
INTERVENTION IS
NOT THOUGHT Of
BY COMMITTEE

Los Angeles. Sept. 2s.-With the SEN
ate probe into the alleged melting of
Mexican insurrection on American soil
transferred to Ell Paso. Tex, where 1t
will be resumed Monday or Tuesday,
Secretary Frederick Ireland Of the sem
ate subcommittee, denied that there
was any fear of Mexican Intervention
by the United States as II result of the
report of the committee tonight.
Senator A. B, Fall of New Mexico,
tonight is en- route to Ell Paso and will
be Joined there early next week by SEN
ator William Alden Smith of Michigan,
who Is visiting in Orange county and
could not be located tonight.
Ireland. however. stated that the
proposition of recommending interven-
tion had not been even thought of.
The original committee is composed Ct
five members, only two of whom are at
present actively investigating the sit.
uatiou.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
ARE CONNECTED WITH
LOCAL BANK FAILURE
One Is for Perjury Before
Grand Jury in Connection
With Raid on Road House
Mature of Other Indict-
ments Not Disclosed.

Bench warrants on four indictments
out of q total Of Is said to have been
returned by the first grand jury that
Ada county has had in three years have
been served, the men brought into
court, and their bonds approved by
Judge Mccarthy.
Three of these indictments are
against J. w. Mehargue, J. w. Keeffe
and Eugene B. Payne in connection
with bank cases, presumably the Boise
State bank. The other Is for perjury
said to have been committed in the
grand jury room yesterday while the
jury was probably investigating the
case of the alleged illegal selling Of
liquor at road house.
II did not drink any liquor at Bert
Benninger's place on the evening of
Sept. 25 and l did not pay for any IL
duor at that place at that time" is the
statement on which the grand jury
bases its indictment against Fred
Rhodes charging him with perjury. His
old father, Godfrey Rhodes, too feeble
to sign his name with pen to the bond
that would free his boy for time fin
ally wrote 1t across the paper with an
indelible pencil.
Yesterday morning Fred Rhodes was
a witness before the grand jury during
the investigation, yesterday afternoon
the indictment charging him with per-
. jury was returned, and last night he
made $250O bond for his appearance
in court at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The bond is said to be unusually
high but the county attorney declares
the bonds have heretofore been too low
and that he believes they should be ma :
terially raised. d. II. Eastman signed
the bond with the boys father.
For Making False Reports.
j. w. Mehargue Is charged on two
counts Of the indictments. He is ac-
cused with ]. W. Keeffe and Eugene B.
Payne with making false reports of "the
affairs. financial condition, and prop
erty of the Boise State bank" Me-
hargue is accused of having violated
section 912S of the revised codes of the
state while Keeffe is said to have
Do
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
REPUBLIC REFUSES
TO ACCEPT THE LOAN
Plan of the Six-Power Com
bine to Force the New
Government Into Bank
ruptcy Fails-Financiers
Closed Money Markets.

Peking, Sept. 20. (Sunday)-Many
were the fat, bland smiles exchanged
In high Chinese official cir.lea here
last night. The high officials mirth
was not boisterous. indecorous. 1t was
merely chuckling. gurgling. gloatful.
And with reason. Last night came
the news that the mighty six-powers
syndicate was humbled.
THE A. Wednell Jackson loan.' said
London dispatches, "closed heavily
over subscribed" Moreover there
came the news that the six-powers
syndicate was getting ready to beg for
the leavings.
1t sounds like a sordid story of the
money markets, but it is not. 'Tis a
story of diplomatic intrigue, Of oriental
treasure, of fight for an empire, of
the great western nations. who have
imposed their will on the peace-loving
Chinese by force of arms in the past,
overthrown in turn by superior Chinese
head work, nerve, patience and endur-
ance.
/. China had a revolution. 1t c. ne out
of 1t "A republic-a republic that needed
a lot of money.
Forthwith the financiers organized
the six-powers syndicate, first to fl
nance and then to gobble China. The
six powers syndicate consisted Of these
great houses:
America, the Interna tional Banking
corporation (J. Pierpont Morgan)
England. the Hong Kong and Shang-
hal Banking corporation.
France. the France Chinese bank.
Germany. the esGermany- "A static bank.
Russia, the Russian Asiatic bank.
Japan, the Yokohama Specie bank.
Was . Clever Scheme.
I'VE will stick the Chinese" said
the leaders Of the six-powers syndi-
cate, with a $250.00O.O0O or $30O,OOO,- :
600 loan. They'll never get out from
under it. In due season we'll foreclose
and China will belong to u.s."
six per cent was the interest rate
suggested. which is pretty high for
TIM ~.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
Index Of Today's Paper.
First Section.

First section.
Page l-F1fteen Indictments Returned
by Ada County Grand Jury: China
Humbles Money Kings Of the World:
Roosevelt to Be Star Witness at
Campaign Fund investigation; Indi-
ana Man to Have Leg Amputated to
Save Life Of Girl; Three Aviators
Meet Death; Ruling Against Taft
Electors in California; President A.
tacks Progressive Party.
Page 2-Governor Spry VIII Make No
Further Effort to stop Strike; Labor
Leaders Face Trial at Indianapolis.
Page 3-Latc Sports.
Page 4-Society.
Page 1Land Office Rules That Entry
men Must Make More Than Mere
Pretenses Of Establishing Residence.
Pare 6-Progressives Hold Big Meet
ing At Weiser: Roosevelt Denies
Charges Made by Wilson.
Page ATTACK Is Planned on Guggen-
helm interests in Alaska.
Page s-Intermountain Fair and Rain
makers Carnival.
Page 9-Chairman Gipson Calls on ].
H. Peterson to Answer His Questions.
Page 10-Amusements.
Page 11-A Page Of Drawings by the
Unhappy Czarina OF Russia.
Page 12-Supreme Court Gives Ruling
on Assessment Of Property Sold for
Taxes.
Second Section.
Page 1-Foreign News.
Page 2-Roosevelt's African G a m e
Trails.
Page 3-"A Question Of Empire"
Page 4-E'ditorial and Features.
Page 5-Hawley Admits He Is Candi-
date for Senatorship
Page 6-Additional Sports.
Page 7-Analysis Of New Football
Page s-Haskin Letter on Public
Health.
Page 9-Classifled Page.
Third Section.
Page Carpenter Letter, Costa Rica
in 1912"
Page 2-Continued Story. "Her Little
Young Ladyship."
Page 3-Madame Cavalieri's Secrets of
Beauty.
Pages 4 and 5--Comic Section.
Page 6-New Lines in Fall Blouses.
Page Fashionable F'rocks for the
Autumn.
Page S-"Their Pre- Nuptial Divorce
Pact"
Fourth Section.
Page Progressive National Platform.
Page &c. II. Martin, Progressive Cam
didate for Governor.
Page 3-Senator Beveridge's Speech on
pass Prosperity Around" p,
Page Idaho State Progressive Plat
form.
Page 5-Progressive Endorsement Of
Senator Borah and Congressman
French; Senator Borah Declares
Nomination Of Taft Was Not Hon.
estly Obtained.
Page 6-Colonel Roosevelt's Confession
OF Faith.
Page 7-Jane Adams Speech Second
ing Nomination OF Roosevelt.
Page S-Why Edison Is a Progressive: !:
Appeal to the Women Voters.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
DECLARE CONTRACT
MARRIAGE SUCCESS

Los Angeles. Sept. 2S.-Declaring
themselves much happier than other
couples who have been married a like
time, Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Wash
burne, who recently startled society
here by entering into contract mar
riage" which gives each the privilege
of being a parent of children out of
wedlock, tonight pronounced their ex-
pertinent a success. I'VE have much
more freedom than ordinary married
people," said Mrs. Washburne. "The
usual marriage. based on love. honor
and obedience, Is q travesty."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29

ST. Louis. Mo-, Sept. 2s.-Perhaps
in no state of the Union will national
and state questions be SO closely
watched during the present campaign
as in Missouri. Twice during the past
eight years this state has sprung sur
prises when the votes were cast. The
first time was eight years ago, when
the Mysterious Stranger" made his
advent and the Republicans carried the
state for the national ticket. The
tide. however. was not strong enough
to carry the state ticket and, as usual,
Democratic governor Joseph w.
Folk. was elected. Four years ago
Missouri stayed In the national Repub-
lican column and for the first time In
40 years elected a Republican COVER
nor, Herbert s. Hadley.
What Missouri will do this year is
guesswork. Roosevelt has always
been a strong favorite in the state
and his supporters are legion. AS a
result there will be big split in the
Republican ranks. On the other
hand, the Democrats will be split be-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-29
PERSONS ARE
INJURED IN WRECK

Los Angeles, Sept. 2s.-The Los An
geles limited was wrecked in the Bar
stow freight yards this afternoon In a
collision with Santa Fe freight train.
Twelve persons were painfully injured.
three seriously.
The limited was pulling out Of the
yards when the Santa Fe locomotive,
coming into the same track from a sid
Ing, struck the rear car of the limited
demolishing 1t. The injured were
brought to Los Angeles.