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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-04-07
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Very respectfully yours,
ROBERT Z. HENDRICK

47OS East 9th ST., Kansas City, Mo.
State of Missouri 60
County of jackson
On this 9th day of August, 1909, person
ally appeared before me, Notary Public
in and for said County and State, Robert
e Hendriek, who subscribed the forego-
ing statement and made oath that the
same is true in substance and in fact.
HENRY q EMERY. Notary Public.
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
AM rMp0RrANr PrRMc sERYIcE.

+ the Delaware Historical Society succeeds in
= ing the old City Hall from demolition It viii per-
form public service that will be appreciated in the
present That feeling OF public appreciation will
stronger the years 20 by and the building already
hallowed by more than century OF existence
citys civic heart becomes the centre OF activity OF
chief organization for the preservation and Of
things OF historic interest
Saving the old City Hall from the hands Of the
house-w -wrecker is by all odds, the most important
piece Of work the society has in hand II It were
do nothing other than that during the twelve
months would constitute good years record for ef
feotive work The society would have little for
existence IL to fail TO the old Colonial build
ing for posterity
There are some monuments that too precious 10
be sacrificed at the altar OF commercialism. Old
Swedes is one Old Drawers Is another; Barratt's
Chapel and the old church Tenth and Market
streets now occupied by the Historical Society,
two other places Of that nature Our old City Hall
must be added 10 the list through the patriotism and
wholesome influence Of the society supported by an
aroused public sentiment
For more than a century Of Wilmington's growth,
its municipal affairs have centered IN that building Il
would be crying shame TO reduce it TO a pile Of
bricks mortar and lumber for the sake Of the financial
standing of an and needy Council that Of
any other interest that the destruction OF the his
tOric structure
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1916.
FATE or TURKEY IN EUROPE SEALED.

WKJ HEN Turkey became the partner OF Germany
wv and Austria she automatically destroyed her fu-
ture as a European nation That is revealed by the
announcement made to the Russian Duma by Premier
Trepof that 1915 Great Britain and France agreed
that Constantnoplo and the Dardaneues should be
part Of Russas spos of the into which Turkey had
plunged the behest OF the Teutonic Powers. Tre-
po added that subsequently italy ratified that agree
ment
FOR more than thousand years Russia has been
reaching southwark toward free outlet the open
sea-" Premier Trepon said in making his unreserved
announcement "Ths age long dream, cherished in
tho hearts Of the Russian people now is ready for
realization.
oFrom the beginning Of the war, wishing to spare
human lives and suffering. and allies did our
utmost restrain Turkey from mad participation in
lhoslites Turkey received formal assurances guar
anteeing her. in exchange for neutrality, the nteg-
riy OF her territory and Independence and also con-
ferrng her certain privileges and advantages These
Efforts Turkey surreptitiously attacked as
and thus sealed her own doom
1--WE then concluded agreement with our allies
which establishes in the most definite manner the
right OF Russia to the Straits and Constantnope Rus
lsians should know for what they are shedding blood
and in accord with allies, announcement of this
agreement is made now from this tribune
absolute agreement this point is firmly esab-
hshed among tho Allies. and there is doubt that
she has obtained sovereign possession of free
passage into the Mediterranean Russia will grant free
dom Of navigation for the Rumanian nag. which now
Tor time floats in battle side by side with the
nag OF Russia.
Il thought il my duty not TO conceal from you the
difficulties and sacrifices which we have stin TO en-
dure in order TO bring the present TO victorious
conclusion but difficulty and no sacrifice will stop
Russia and her brave allies the path OF
ton and consolidation"
AS the Quadruplo Entente is fully determined to
garry the to successful conclusion Russia
doubtless win realize her dream Of thousand years
that part Of Europe that has been drencbed with
blood by the Turks will pass into the keeping Of
tion which while not all il should be will be- will
administer the affairs Of what now Turkish En-
pire in Europe much more wisely and humanely than
they have been administered by the Turks While the
ouadruple Entente is about H. # also should put an
lend TO Turkeys rule IN Asia where MILLIONS Of men
women and children have. died a a result Of Turk
ish fanaticsm and rapacity.
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
The Real Facts.

knife-knife by trading of Hughes
votes IN exchange for votes for him
self-was defeated by about 5000
votes. the conclusion is irresistible
there was wholesale treechery.
The Johnson contest began in May,
last, when Johnson attempted to con
troll the Republican delegation from
California 10 the Chicago convention.
In a square fight. on clear-cut issue
between the regular Republican tick
ct and the Johnson ticket. Johnson
was defeated by 10000 majority.
Johnson, being defeated in this con
test, forthwith proceeded to attend
the Progressive National Convention
| as delegate He was one of a small
minority who held ont to the last for
an Independent Progressive nOmlna-
\ ton. and after Mr. Hughes had been
nominated Johnson openly and
viclously resented the refusal of Col
onel Roosevelt TO be the Progressive
candidate, and referred 10 the nomi-
nation OF Mr.. Hughes openly, fire.
quently and cOntemptuously. He was
already on record as having exclaim-
ed, ITO hell with the Republican
party"
! Johnson. returning 90 California,
announced his candidacy for the Uni
ted state Senate as a Republican, but
instead of advising Progressives to
support Mr.. Hughes. he advised each
one OF them to act as he measured
the candidates" quoting one OF his
public utterances.
/ The Republican National Commit
tee, at the earnest insistence OF john
son. who claimed that his purpose
was 10 weld Pregress2ves and Repub-
Leans together in the support Of Mr..
Hughes appointed Chester H. Rowell,
IN unbalanced and rabid Progressive,
as a member Of the National Cam
paign Committee. and Rowell lavishly
promised Republican victory through
he coalition. Under the direction Of
Johnson he used his position, and
also money that had been contributed
lby the national committee, to secure
votes for Johnson openly, and as
results showed d-for Wilson secretly
On August rs. Mr. Hughes appeared
/ in California. Johnson did not even
/ pay him the courtesy of a call. and
unmistakably indicated his intention
to ignore the Presidential candidate
and make the Senatorial fight for him
self alone The refusal to meet Mr.
Hughes was in spite Of repeated and
sincere efforts made by straight Re
| publican committeeman. State and To-
cal. to get the men together in a
friendly meeting for the sake Of a
great Republican victory nationally
On August %. occurred the primary
election for United States Senator
and delegates. at which over $4,000
votes we're cast. and which had de-
veloped into a close fight. Mr.. John
son won the nomination, receiving a
little less than So per cent. Of the
total vote cast for the two candidates.
AS a result OF this primary election
the Johnson faction came into com
plete control OF the official organiza-
tiOn OF the Republican party or Cali
fornia. Then was selected a new
Central Committee. with Chester II
RoweIl as chairman and Raymond
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
Johnson's Dark Plof TO Beat Hughes Laid Bare
Harrison Of
Htca aTrnOr-F -FiuS
From seoI

Benjamin as e-chairman. He had
been a candidate on the Johnson tick
ct as delegate to the Chicago National
Convention in the preceding May.
Thus the whole machinery was in the
hands of Johnson. Rowell and their
friends From August 20 the cam
paign, national and State, was ahso-
lutely controlled and directed by Gov
ernor Johnson and Chester Rowell.
That campaign was a campaign for
Johnson only. Mr.. Hughes was pub
licly ignored and secretly traded off
for Johnson. In all his speeches
Johnson studiously avoided mention
ing the name of Mr. Hughes, never
squarely advocated Republican prin-
ciples, and never mGnfully criticised
Democratic actions His excuse was
that he would not allow "his partisan
ship to override his patriotism.
The three counties in which the
Johnson machine was dominant were
San Francisco. where Johnson lives
Sacramento, the capital, and Fresno,
where Rowell and his paper have
their lair and rear their young" The
I
cisco was 1O5, ,467; the Democratic
! registration, 3S161-yot Mr.. Hughes
! lost San Francisco by $4,000 and
Johnson carried IT by 10000. The
Republican registration in Sacramen-
TO was 2012s; the Democratic regis
! tration. 7592-yet Mr. Hughes lost
/ Sacramento by 40OO and Johnson
carried it by 5000 The Republican
registration in Fresno was 14.813;
the Democratic registration. 1869
/ vet Mr. Hughes lost Fresno by nearly
5000, and Johnson carried it by 5000
These figures clearly demonstrate
the treachery Of Johnson. Rowell has
now the colossal impudence to assert
that the discrepancy of 250,000 he
tween the Johnson vote and the
Hughes vote was because Hughes die
not hunt up Johnson and nay his com
pliments. and that 250,OOO voters for
this reason cast their votes against
Hughes This claim is impossible
and. OF course, absurd
I have never placed any faith in the
integrity or the truth of Governor
Johnson. hut, after he received th'
nomination over Mr.. Booth bv only q
small majority OF votes at the nrim
airy election I accepted the hard re
suit in good faith and never either
editorially supported him or discour
aged any Republican from voting for
him. Los Angeles and Southern Cal.
ifornia gave Mr. Hughes the prouC
majority OF q 7403.
In view of the record facts. III,
statement Of Johnson to the Pitts
burgh Leader that blame for the los,
Of California is placed on "Ous ani
his associates" is a falsehood so ut
terly absurd that no impartial ant
honest man in this state would givr
it credence for one moment: and thi
clean-cut statement Of the facts II
made only to disabuse the minds o
Eastern readers who have been i'm
posed upon by the Misrepresentation
Of Governor Johnson and his equal,
faithless spokesmen
CSigned)
HARRISON GRAY OTIS.
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
REAL HAIR Saver
Found at Last. Shows Results in
Three Days says Local Druggist.

II you are rapidly losing your hair
and fear badness, y. B. Danforth.
Market and Second Streets. invites
you to make a three days test Of Par
isian Sage If il does not stop the ex-
cessive loss Of hair and make your
hair and scalp look and feel at least
100 per cent better, they will return
your money.
Hundreds OF men and women have
written telling OF the phenomenal re-
suits obtained by using Partisan
Sage People who were bald say
they now glory In their beautiful hair
Others who have had dandrun for
years say they got a clean, healthy
scalp after Just few applications Of
this splendid treatment
No matter whether you are both
cred with falling hair. prematurely
gray hair, dry, duh and brittle hair.
oily. greasy, stringy hair, dandruff or
itching scalp, this well known local
firm invites you TO try Partisan Sage
at their risk. If Il succeeds the cost
is trihing, and should il fail the cost
is nothing. No string or red tape 10
this mOney-back offer. II your hair
is worth saving. Partisan Sage is
worth trying. and a large bottle is in
expensive at your favorite drug or
toilet counter.
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
NIAGARA.

TVHROUGH the exhibition Of and the lecture Nj
agara Falls the Miller Brothers Company. at Ninth
and King streets performing exceedingly valuable
educational service 10 our community, With charac-
terstic enterprise the company, Of which Nathan MIL
Ter is the head has established miniature theatre on
the second floor OF its store In it the realistic and
beautiful model the Falls has been installed With
il lecturer who delivers hghly-ntetosting talk
the magnificent physical features and history OF
the great work Of nature
The illuminated model is realistic that the spec
tator becomes lost to the immediate surroundings and
imagines himself standing the banks Of the Niagara
river and gazing at the world wonder In dawn. day
light evening, might and moonlight the
beautiful and awe inspiring. Every man. woman and
child in and Wilmington should the model and
hear the lecture. II is free exhibition. brought here
by Miller Brothers for educational purpose and
community should manifest its appreciation OF the
company's pubc-spirited action by spending twelve
minutes in the improvised theatre.
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
Relieve little stomach. liver and
bowels with candy
caihartic.

Listless. peevish, feverish. droop-
ing. Little stomach sick, breath sour
and tongue coated. Mamma you must
act now or your little one will be real
sick soon. Get a 1O-cent box Of Cas-
carets at the drug store, give a whole
Cascaret any time Cascarets are
harmless and children love this candy
cathart'c which stimulates the little
liver. cleans the thirty feet of tender
bowels and sweetens the poor, sick
stomach in a few hours
Mothers know that Cascarets act
and act thoroughly and that they cure
the little folks right up. CascSrets is
best laxative for men. women and
children. They never gripe or sicken.
Evening journal., 1916-12-05

Thomas Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Green.
Isaac Green, Harry. William and
Clyde Taylor Miss Anna Stats. Ed
ward and Lewis Green. Elizabeth
Esther and Margaret Shallcross, Rich
ard and Edith Cochran, Walter and
Helen Kronemier. Edith. Jewell and
Eunice Horsey.
William Collins Harrison, infant
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Harri-
son, died at tho home OF his parents.
near McDonough. last week. Inter
ment was made in the Odessa NJ. r.
Cemetery.
Walter Vsnsant and family. of Phil
adelphia. spent Sunday with relatives
here. Mrs. Vansants sister, Mrs. Al
bert Price, returned home with them
for visit Of several DAYS.
DR.. b. L. Cross Will hold Teachers
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
With The Paragraphers

There are sermons in stones-also ice cream in
bricks.-Chicago News.
The Red sox came very near being the hoIe-proof
brand.-Memphis Commercial Appeal
Signs nowadays, are written that he who fivvs
may read.-Mssoua (Mont) Sentinel.
The "watchful waiting before the scoreboards is
now over-Memphis Commercial Appeal
II looks as though Greece would join the martial
feast just about in time wash the dishes-New York
Telegraph.
Nearly every man saves more old suits of clothes in
which 20 go fishing than he has chances TO go-St.
Louis Globe Democrat
Evening journal., 1916-12-05

It will he both interesting and amusing to watch
the facility with which the Democratic editors switch
from free trade TO protection when Woodrow Wilson
gives the word If the head Of the party were gener-
GUS with them. fair. he would give them con-
hdential tip in advance so that they could hedge
little in preparation for the reversal Of attitude, but
that is scarcely TO be expected There was warn
ing Of the flop the free tolls question no hint OF
the impending about face the preparedness issue
no intimation Of the back-tracS civil service re
form With unlimited confidence In the willingness Of
the Democratic editors TO whenever he took
snun Wilson announced his radical changes without
a moments warning. He viii do likewise wit the
tariff.
Evening journal., 1916-12-05

was hlleu 10 the flttsburBn DlRpatcns
by request, on the 22nd inst.
LOS ANGELES.
Nov. %. 1915.
Col G. A. Rook, Publisher Pittsburgh
Dispatch
In response to your wired invitation
| give your paper this plain state
'ment of facts refuting the allegations
OF Governor Hiram w. Johnson, Of
California. libeling the regular Re
publicons OF this State and incidental
ly charging me as responsible for the
defeat of Charles E Hughes.
The truth convicts Johnson himself
lie is desperately, yet vainly, trying
to escape from that blasting Odium
which justly attaches TO the name OF
political traitor. He naturally
breads the crushing opprobrium OF
those honorable men whose fate il
will be to become his fellow-Senators
whether Republicans, Democrats OF
otherwise.
In a long statement published by
him in the Pittsburgh Leader OF the
21st inst. Governor Johnson Cali
fornia's political Benedict Arnold
says:
'The most prominent figure in the
opposition whom we have shorn oi
political power and made stand forth
in his naked infamy s Harrison Gray
Otis. Both Otis and his paper are
thoroughly discredited in this State
Within our State the situation is thor.
oughly understood and blame for the
loss Of California is placed on Otis
and his associates
TO this output OF gubernatorial We
nom, I reioin; So far as General
"Otis and his associates" are concern
ed. no defense against this false and
absurd accusation, either in its pOlit-
ical or in It's personal appl. is
necessary on this coast. or, indeed. IN
any section OF the country where they
are known. 7 can afford to pass by
without serious comment. this vicious
feature of Governor Johnsons inde-
fensible defense, so TO call II. But
as 10 the far moro important and i'm
mediately pertinent matter in hand
the lost Presidency and the actual
responsibility for that great yet cas-
Fly avodable DISASTER have this 10
say:
In order that Senators. members of
the House, national pOltical com
mitteemen Of all parties. and. in fact
regular Republicans and citizens on
foot and I'm carriages" throughout the
entire country generally may be en-
lightened and fully informed as 10 the
truth, 7 now and here array the facts
that go to show who Is and was re-
sponsihle for the unfortunate result
IN California:
First. the one overwhelming and
undeniable fact. impossible Of expla-
nation by the guilty men concerned,
that proves Governor Johnson 10 be
a political traitor. promise breaker
and in plain English. a falsiner. is
the record itself-the cold figures that
he received a majority OF some 25000O
votes for United States Senator in
California. while Mr. Hughes. whom
he falsely claimed to have supported
but whom he and his political bandit
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
BAZAAR nets $3.50 FOR
MIDDLETOWN Club WOMEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. Dec. 5.-The
members OF the Women's New Cen
tury Club took in about two hundred
and seventy-hve dollars at their ba-
saar, held at the Century Club. on
Friday and Saturday OF this amount
something over two hundred and
fifty dollars will he clear.
Dr. Enoch G. Clark. the newly ap-
pointed magistrate, held court for the
first time on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Taylor en-
tertained a number of friends in
honor OF the ninth birthday anniver-
sary of their SON. william Tay ylor
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs
Evening journal., 1916-12-05

Institute here on December .. jan
nary 13, February 3, February "a, and
March IT,
A trustees sale of the real and per
sonal property of Ernest A. Truitt
will he held at the Truitt drug store,
on Main street on Thursday. Decem-
ber IA. The residence Of Mr. Truitt
on Cochran street, and the drug store,
recently occupied by him. viii be
sold.
The program for the meeting of the
New Century Club on Tuesday will
be; . o'clock. executive board meet
ing; 230 o'clock. business meeting:
music. by Mrs Ethel Parvis Browne.
Helping thousands to good posi-
tions daily-The Want Ads-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Our content is our best having.-shakespeare.
.-.-.-.
The thought of God is the sunshine OF the world
Kingsley.
.--.-.-.
No good book or good thing OF any sort, shows its
best face at frst.-Carlyle
=---s-.
The Lord loveth Judgment. and forsaketh not His
saints; they are preserved forever-Psalm xxxvii.
.-.-.-.
Mans and function are to be the witness OF the
glory by his reasonable obedience and resultant hap
pness.-Ruskin.
Our whole worth and perfection consists in thought
Let us study the art Of thinking we'll This
is the rule Of life and the foundation OF MORALS
Pascal
Evening journal., 1916-12-05
AIRSRIP PASSED over
Delaware CITY SUNDAY

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Dec. 5.--NIr. and
Mrs. Arthur j. Perkins, Of Philadelphia.
spent the weekend "a the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore
The Rev. Mabel Irwin gave talk on
Social Hygiene at the meeting Of the
Century Club Friday afternoon. The
Century Club will hold their monthly
business meeting Friday afternoon. Miss
Caroline r. Clark will be in charge Of
the social hour, with "Shadowgaphs'
as the program.
Many residents watched an airship %
1t passed over Delaware City Sunday
morning, bound in q westerly direction.
DR.. Charles A. Wagner, commissioner
of education, gave a talk in the fire en-
gino hall last night on the proposed
changes in the school laws of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Patterson en-
tertained at their home Friday evening
the following guests: Mrs. Mabel TarlSy,
Mrs Charles Hall, Mrs Myrtle Amos.
Miss Marie Jameson. Miss Helena Jane
son. Miss Marjorie Gullison. Miss Mir
lam Irons and Miss Margaret Mccarthy
Mr.. Harrington, the keeper at The
lighthouse between here and Port Penn,
is seriously in at his home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DE Silva, of vii
mington, spent the Weekend az the
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Silva.
Evening journal., 1916-12-05

The Baltimore platform blamed the Republican
tariff for the high cost Of living The Payne law was
made the scapegoat in every Democratic argument un
til after the demonstrated failure Of the Underwood
tarn TO reduce the housekeeping bills. Since then
many an indictment has been brought and the latest
culprit is hailed into court by the President himself
who has told the Changers that the middleman is the
fellow who s responsible
Evening journal., 1916-12-05

The talk Of Brand whitlock now Minister TO Bel
GUM as wilson's is reminiscent Of Andrew
jackson and Of Martin Van Buren, whom Old Hickory
tried TO send as Minister 70 England in order TO pre-
pare him for the Presidency The Senate balked the
game but Van Buren became VicePresident and later
President That was a little less than a hundred
years ago; and history has way OF repeating it,
self
Evening journal., 1916-12-05

II Is true that shipyards busy-hut in the
building Of ships chiefly for the merchant fleets OF
other nations. We get little profit out Of building
tho shipsother nations get the profit from the oper
alton OF the vessels, and the advantage Of their con
troll