Waukesha Daily Freeman (Newspaper) - July 27, 1925, Waukesha, Wisconsin y AND SJS Want Ad nfld Job Printing Dent MS Editorial WAUKESHA FREEMAN mid u ml emit limed VOL V NO 225 SUCCEEDING tHB HERALD VOL II NO 188 MONDAY JULY 1325 PUBLISHED EVERY TO BURY W J BRYAN IN ARLINGTON GREAT DEMOCRATIC LEADER WHO SUDDENLY SUNDAY WILL REMAINS REMOVED TO UNDERTAKING PARLORS IN TON TENN WHERE SIMPLE RITES WILL FIRST BE HELD By JOHN Press DAYTON Jennings the ol feature in as lie was in culny in of his and followers hern tlie tif his last Today the Commoner whose voice for years hns winded to the fnr of earth lie he Hex on tin cot in home of liis friend Taken to Undertaker's Home Tomorrow te hotly will lie in slate in of the Ropers home mid will then bo taken to for in cemetery the resting place of many American heroes The Southern Railway offered to furnish n special train for trip to Washington but Bryan declined It would he ino much she said simply So the hotly will he taken in her cure on a special car only special of the Legion will il Tlie in Washington will he hold The widow an invalid who not move except with stoically ar- for her husband's neral today while awaiting tives en route hero Suggest Courthouse I ha I body lie in in the where only a few days ago lie participated with all his energies to keep the written word supreme Mrs however this It was her that complete simplicity mark nil so the tle parlor of selected as tho where DEATH REMOVES SIX POLITICAL LEADERS IN LAST TWO YEARS during tlie last two years has removed from American political life its six most picturesque The first to to was President ren larding leader of the con- element in tho party and slated through his ed re-election to guide the destinies of the government for al least five yeSts former Woodrow Wilson passed away re- moving the one guiding spirit of the Democratic party Only recently Senator Robert M Pollen e apostle of independence and progressive thought within the Republican party died and ship of the independent movement in politics ended with his death Vow death has taken liryan haps the most picturesque i figure of all in the nation's political school j Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and er President Thomas H shall both of whom played a part during the last 15 years in political life also have died ing President the one out- standing political figure in Hie try today friends and followers might to see Commoner for the last lime Death only u few hours after had won half a score of ovations from thousands of ives whom he had addressed from the rear platform of his and applause of which through his long career he probably more than any living man That Bryan died of heart failure instead of apoplexy was the belief expressed by Dr Raymond Wallace Chattanooga physician who made an examination of Bryan lust Friday This examination revealed Ing to Dr Wallace a slight dilation of the heart with missed beats Blood pressure was normal although tho ankles showed a slight swelling which the physician attributed to faulty his long career heart action Dialed wilh reception that hail Dr Wallace said he advised rest nim at Winchester and a change of diet but that same j he delivered a day went to and made a I before a record crowd Bryan speech followed by another at returned to the home or Richard Rogers his headquarters I i recent Scopes trial I never felt better in my life he I j said again and again hi to I I i inquiries of his friends who feared WASHINGTON U Mg in over double plot in tlie southern part j woek tno I M created issues relent UK El TX PLOT POTOMAC Dud to Death Said Bryan and So It Terminated BORN 1860 in decent DIED 1020 By 1 United Press Stan Correspondent WASHINGTON A duel to the death said the Commoner as he gilded for the evolution trial three weeks ago so it proved He lies at Dayton Few who were associated with him Hide will doubt that he received the mortal wound that windy afternoon one week ago today when he met Clarence barrow alone in memorable con Hid On tho rustic lumber platform o which the trial had adjourned thai drenched with sunshine and swept by the mountain winds Bryan in shining armor of faith and narrow in habiliments of cism crossed Cut Off Years It cut years from the old man's said some unwilling seer as travel checked time in the cruel sensational buttle appeared wnn and worn The lire had ebbed sal motionless in his chair at tho end gaining strength to pick up his effects and go home An angry spread upon his neck and across his temples His condition appeared even then that night restlessly called the liryan house on one pretext or another to assure themselves that the Commoner had not collapsed The trial was not kind lo Bryan He had but one chance to unleash his renowned oratorical powers and on that occasion he for days bo sat under a terrific ing by Harrow anil the defense and liis adherents looked to bin to rise in his might and smite them Delivered He powerful speech in behalf of tho people's right their religion lint the sharp rasp of Above is seen Jennings liryan er was an exc the n ic Wit Hani served as in thr U S nto army possible IIP rndc and for pi ensure atire and the were not there ool of abuse chosen As he trial emotional appeal He employed which the defense had progressed Bryan seemed to grow more weary Tie was on his feet but only to meet abase with abuse linn darts of tho hoy orator of the had already left him Only religions fervor gave strength lo his came duel with narrow and at least to many who watched il the blow that brought his death CITY MERCHANTS PLAN AUGUST SALES CAMPAIGN NOVEL CONTEST WILL FEATURE SCHEME TO ATTRACT COUNTY PURCHASERS of Arlington national cemetery j a j on the crest of a little knoll I that slopes steeply toward the Potomac will be last ing place of William Jennings liryan j G Davis former I tary lo the Commoner visited the cemetery today with So he ate a He then decided to lake a nap and went to his room connecting with the front Mrs Bryan seated herself on the porch to read the newspapers A few minutes laler Mrs C Stevens Mrs Bryan's housekeeper passed through I of the quartermaster corns and I selected the plot for the grave 1 commoners room of Bryan Ultimately it assumed Mrs also will I resl in the plot side The having been selected word is awaited from I desires a Until Davis hears from her all j oilier arrangements for the l neral here will he in abeyance Suggests Good Sleep I I'm going to get good sleep liryan told her cheerfully Some time lator Mrs Bryan heard The August merchandizing under the auspices of the kesha Association of Commerce is arousing great interest throughout the city There will be more retail in Ibis campaign at any other time and the tion of privies will be more general Through the discount ol the merchants the sum of will be given away in five purses of each store will give away a special award of some valuable ar- ticle of merchandise and tlie novel phase of contest this year is that Painted Chromos Again Passed By At Rail About half a dozen young women the communion vail al the St Joseph Catholic church at the services Sunday were refused the sacrament hy the pastor Rev W G Miller The ilent would have passed practically unnoticed but at the conclusion of ceremonies Father Miller an- that he had been obliged to refuse communion to several adding hat some time ago announced hat he would refuse to recognize at the altar rail who was tainted up or rather to use his nage a painted chronio Several such painted said were at the railing yesterday He explained Maybe we are peculiar in this country church but I have 10 make it clear thai Ibis place of ship is not lo be compared to a ballroom or a roadhouse Only in such places are women with ed faces recognized rather Miller's action naturally has stirred up con- resentment many of he women though not painted strating Unit the amount of rouge or powder on the face is no indication as lo the degree of spiritual grace one may possess at the time of re- communion SEVERAL FINED IN COURT ON INTOXICATION CHARGES Several guilty to too freely over Hie week end In kesha cily and t and paid fines of and cost when arraigned before Judge T W Parkinson Monday morn ng They William loseph Canton Powers faint groan in her husbands room I each local manufacturing plant M as o whether e I four o'clock she became ami luting an article of Mrs noan j McCartney in the home or household will family chauffeur to go to her land and see If he was right McCartney was unable to rouse Chester Saturday Was A world figure the most renowned orator of recent decades known of his activities political and religious from one end of the earth to the other his passing amongst people of the simple and lasting faith and in his homely roundings he most loved Three times a candidate for presi'dent of the cd Stoles and for thirty years a dom figure In the political ation of the Democratic party Bryan when ho died was centering his whole thought on a to balk the teaching of lion In the public schools From free silver and a single moral standard for men and women to world peace and the word of God Bryan he asked to offer a special article to he given away for its advertising In this way it is expected Bryan Realizing that something was merchandise worth aboul will wrong he called a neighbor A B Andrews who summoned doctors A- C and W F Thomison be accumulated for the gift lion Full announcement of the stores together wilh Bryan had been dead 20 minutes i disc awards will made In the form of a full page advertisement in The Freeman on Thursday or Friday of this the physicians said Death occurred p m by a cerebral hemorrhage was the cause according to Dr Broyles Sue Hicks and McCartney were PROGRAM FOR GUERNSEY last to converse with Bryan PICNIC IS ARRANGED his death j About p m liryan called i The program for the annual sum me on the telephone and we talked mor picnic of County for a few Hicks said Me Guernsey Breeders association to be had prepared and was having printed held al the farm home of I Ste In booklet form the speech he was vens Oconomowoc has been ar to have presented to the Scopes jury Among those on the program had necessity arisen will Ire commis Bryan conversed freely about his of markets F K Balmon not and said he was having ed Guernsey breeder and Dr Dun al copies sent mo for distribution health commissioner of tlie Continued on Page D city of Chicago GUARD TROOPS LATEST Dr 1 helan a charged wilh manslaughter growing out of the of Mrs Lucille Marry last late today committed cide by leaping from fifth window of a downtown hotel landed on the pavement in the court enclosure killed Dr Home Entered by Robbers Police wore working on rlt ws in an attempt to milvo bory nt the humo A L which boon into nnU believed to looted of silver Tho arc out the hi he routed I ho honso for tho to h Hav col- Mr ind Ills I of I on a trip lion so was into roil git tho front door hoy by a the for the ot cing hrt the o keep froni about lie yard MOTOR WORKS CLOSE FOR ANNUAL PICNIC OF YOUTH 8 STILL MYSTERY LEFT SUNDAY FOR SWIMMING HOLE IN RIVER RODE ON FREIGHT TRAIN thai nil in boy has ill hours of police volunteer o him us n result in 11 invest liration by tlie office here A oi Ilio ily 11 hose name was nnl divulged u net ivilli Schumacher Hie police is Ihr kidnapping tiy I ho in were with lie before liis dis- appearance WAUWATOSA WtS V The disa nee of Arthur Schumacher while on his way to a swimming hole in Hie river near hero wilh inns last Friday was still a mystery as efforts of thousands of searchers failed In reveal any traco of hoy All day Saturday and Sunday ses of police and volunteers worked Motor works was I rinsed down today for Hie which heins held al kesha This picnic is one of i m no success The the big events of year usually i moving pictures being laken ol vent This year's program is full disappeared on the railroad variety and pleasure Tho works is lo remain idle all week to the Inking of annual in- HOLD INQUESTS IN COUNTY DEATHS Testimony was today Introduced in a hold in the deaths of Schreck killed In with an car near and was instantly and William who drowned in Phantom lake There last week under the name of W T conducted wo offices administering to the elite in one ami aiding the un- fortunate at the other and Paul J Cox 25 former held as an accomplice under bonds when they both waived examination on the manslaughter charges last has been no jury drawn and the will be I alien as a matter of ion and record Coroner F- vV presided ACCIDENTS FEW IN COUNTY OVER FOH OXK Although traffic in ty was unusually heavy over end here were no of con- sequence and no one was seriously in- jured Several were arrested charges of speeding and will be ar- Judge T W Parkinson on Tuesday George Wilson was arraigned today on a charge of driving an while and on a plea ol not the case was FROM cAMP for inl WilKn bail of MOO The arrest was made in the of al a point national guard troops members of the hospital 183 returned afternoon from a two weeks training period at Camp Douglas The troops were condition and showed signs of hard work on the drill grounds Several additional honors were won for the company in competition with oilier units JURY NEXT MONDAY CHICAGO U Scott spared from hanging by reprieves will face a jury n Joseph H Davids court one week from jury lo decide or not hc is sane Judge vid decreed I racks near swimming hole and I Is thought lo either have been drowned or carried away on a train Rode On Train According to Arthur lung 10 and John and Gordon Wolf and 10 Arthur's companions on the swimming expedition he hoys were riding to river on a freight They were awny by a shabbily dressed young man who chased them down ho tracks they said but thur stood his ground and hoy saw nothing more of him The boys story is essentially the same lo police it is not hurne out by a railroad track walker who said he saw three hoys leave the train and a third remain on top of the ears There were a number of on the freight ho said George Holies chief of traced one cine to but without avail Another man en Into custody here under I of being stranger who chased jollier boys was A hound traced Arthur's course to railroad tracks and river but which carried him away from there was as much mystery as Father Leads Parties Arthur Schumacher father of the missing lad has led searching ties without sleep for I wo days and MANY WAUKESHA PEOPLE KNEW MR BRYAN ALL PAY TRIBUTE TOHIS HIGH CHARACTER Perhaps no of OI hc kesha lias been so visited giving an address at the by an renowned said Mrs Ryan as was visited by ranie to see men when he was William Jennings according two years be general comment of people Mrs today who were greatly shocked to learn of bis death Iliyau hist itcd about four years to fill a speaking engagement but had lieen here for years especially in consultation wilh the late T then a leading ocrat of Hie middle I Here's Your Date p lodge p Legion p of World Burr Oak p City No 43 I 0 0 F p Catherine's guild p of Pythias p lodge No 193 I 0 0 V la night al off highway Xo Press One person was killed two others probably fatally and mor than a hurt in week-end auto in and near over week-end Tho ex- heavy loll was due largely ID slippery streets early Sunday interning police said IS was crushed lo death when knocked into a ditch by an automobile driven by Joseph steered In- to the dilch to avoid striking another car and the auto struck Miss arak who was walking along the side of wilh a companion She died soon after the accident at a hospital IX DOWN EMBANKMENT Beach U occupants of a light coupe on Page 6 orator whom even greatly ad The last lime be was here the I first inquiry upon oft rain was concerning Tim widow and whom he called upon withstanding pressing lo speak at he high school and j lie also visited j to ils springs to ils waters would sil and at he springs for many minutes al a lime and ponder concluding his itation with some hit of philosophy On liis last visit here he compared the mineral spring to the stream of life remarking that on from onu generation lo he other oilier lives like this waler of the spring always taking place of lives dial had lowed on Entertained Mr Bryan Mrs T K Hyan was shocked lo hear of Bryan's Mr was for years national from Wisconsin was closely associated with Mr Bryan in politics anil the two were warm friends Wo had n dinner party for Mrs 1 Brahaney of Washington whirls guest of Miss Hannon f has an MI tell of Mr Rryan was one of I resident Wilson's secretaries i and of into wilh the President's of- family including his KCC- f Of Mrs You Mi- was a colonel in he army fie took all swords he had I as i had them beaten inlo about eight j long He garn these to his friends and one of them be lo i It was labelled Front secretary j of Stale to Assistant j Brahaney lived up to bis J convictions even in small I 1 W of Stevens Point who is Mrs Ryan's has also entertained Mr liryan on his visits to that city Mr died in 1911 Honest In His Convictions George W Dwinnel Continued on Pago 0
