Waukesha Freeman, The (Newspaper) - June 16, 1910, Waukesha, Wisconsin THE WAUKESHA FREEMAN LII NO 24 WAUKESHA WISCONSIN JUNE 16 1910 WHOLE NUMBER 2680 YES AND OUR GUARANTEE I JEANS tt seal of and accuracy I way doesn't suit mere than it would our guarantee we stand of and I guarantee Perfect I fitting Lenses and Frames HUAI THE EXCUSIVE OPTICAL STORE WM L CALKINS OPTOMETRIST 123 Wsst Main St CLASSES WORK ith Interesting Exercises of Varied Character WEEK FULL OF INTEREST Chapel Exercises Play Commencement For Academy and College Classes J and which college and other forces of in young men and women responsibilities thereby placed was the theme of lir sermon preached president Dr Wilbur O o the graduating classes of and academy at the church Sunday evening there were many problems problem of thousands of aliens who hw from foreign lands ideas of politics and race problem smith the problem of of the relations of capital the temperance the problem of the best effort the most the greatest and the deepest religious For Sale or Exchange 600 Acres with improvements near Winnipeg Canada Will take as part payment a farm of 80 to loo acres near Waukesha balance mortgage Remember Winnipeg is the Chicago of Canada What in a SMALL farm to exchange for 180 acres of which acres is plow land with new house and barn in Wood County Wisconsin near R R station creamery and school on main road FOR with hardwood floors steam heat and water light airy and pleasant large bay window WANTED TO farm east of Waukesha 80 to loo Fire and Cyclone Insurance Written Money to Loan Mortgages for Sale D K ZIMMERMANN Frame Block Waukesha the old-time table furnishings in- a caster that exactly fitted the requirements Fred Palmer was stage manager Miss Wilson's tra gave several numbers and played extremely well Much favorable com- ment is heard on the work of the orchestra this year fits men for ip That leadership must be ex- fnr the benefit of mankind or is a failure Life he regarded not as a career 35 a mission to be of use in the i than to shine in the the high ideal True is the finest filled the church C E Bovard and W Hillings assisted in the Solos by Miss Cornelia Montgomery a duet by Carrier and Prof Clayton and made up of the three Kl Mrs J H Green and Mr were much enjoyed baccalaureate sermon was the of the closing exercises of The final chapel S morning were full of for faculty and students was a devotional service gave informal talks and of the morning was given up sociability The class ivy was weil on the east side of Voorhees I T People Liked the Play II ne class play A Bachelor's Ro- I was presented at an after- I and also at an evening Monday in Voorhees Hall people know that plays r the direction of Miss are of merit and the attendance crowded the hall Academy Commencement exercises for the academy were held at Voorhees hall Tuesday morning when a pleasant program was presented Music by the orchestra was followed tiy the given by Miss Mabel Mills who then gave her address on The Condition of Working She insisted that the working woman wanted justice and not charity and that better wages were the great dis- in most cases Miss Grace Schilling gave an oration on Modern which country she said was developing rapidly Agriculture which had been neglected was now receiving more attention mining was being done in more ways Mexico she stated devotes more at- tention to education than any er country Carl Abel gave an oration on ert Marion LaFollette of whom he is evidently a great admirer He sketched the early life of LaFollette his education his great promise as an orator while yet in college his work in Congress his retirement to private life his election as governor and his election as senator and his achievements while of that body LaFollette velt Mr Abel denominated the two ablest men in this and the former the strongest man in Congress Starting out alone he has won a following which is destined to achieve large things for the nation Miss Olive Douglas spoke on Songs of giving bits of history and romance in connection with Wha Wi Wallace Bled Ye Banks and Braes o ny Annie Laurie and er well known favorites She said the songs of Scotland came direct from the hearts of the sturdy Scotch pheasantry and with Scots Wha Wi Wallace Bled Ye Banks and Braes o Bonny Doon Annie Laurie and other well known favorites She said the songs of Scotland came direct from the hearts of the sturdy Scotch pheasantry and that Burns songs were the most fect the world has ever known Miss Agnes topic was Three American She had chosen Whistler Sergeant and Mary sett as the trio and gave sketches of their lives and work and of their standing in the artistic world Mrs is less well thim the others excels as a painter of womanhood and and hers are the only women's pictures in the Luxumbourg gallery Persian Distinguishes Himself ARE NOW ALUMNI High School Class Receives Diplomas LAST THURSDAY Good Speakers Music and Readings Made Up Program of Merit President W O Carrier presented the diplomas For Old Boys and Girls One hundred and five persons students faculty members tees sat down to the banquet which was served at Tuesday evening Fred Wardrobe who from Carroll just fifty years ago and whose grandson Fred mer is a member of this year's class made an admirable toast master Re- sponses were made by Rev E A ler of Milwaukee M C Otto of son Hawley Wilbur Miss Ada Schneider President Wilbur O rier and Dr W L Rankin At a business meeting George Sim of Chicago was elected president liam Koehler of Falls vice-president James W Baird and Arthur Nickell treasurer member of executive committe Frank James historical committe Howell D Sawyer Joseph Fred Wardrobe Commencement Exercises The commencement exercises morning were preceded by the procession from the college to the church led by the girls in white with orange pennants pinned to their breasts and carrying over their ders the clover very pretty sight Rev Paul B Jenkins of waukee gave the invocation at the opening of the exercises at the odist church and Prof Clayton sang Rev Frederick Edwards of Milwaukee gave a magnificent address on cation for democracy Miss Florence Minors gave a piano solo and Dean Samuel B Ray made the presentation of the class Dr Carrier the degrees 99 An Interesting Musical Recital Under the direction of Prof B W Clayton Miss Blanche Wilson and Clarence E Shepard the annual re- cital of the department of music of Carroll College took place Friday evening at the college An ing program was rendered those being Anna Smith Norma Klett Edna Holtz Julia Spickard la Busse Mrs W A Ganfield Ethel Vanderpool Cornelia Carrier Ida Charles McKean Elizabeth Montgomery Prof B W Clayton and Elizabeth Barnum A CORDIAL INVITATION Supt Buck of Waukesha Gas tric Co Would Show New Plant and fluently with so much under- 1 Play is an amusing little com- I -11 w the old theme of the old fell in love with his ward M course finally married her all I couples also pairing off roily Alfred Lunt took the part Wi old Bachelor and delighted the I his presentation of the i absent-minded out- reviewer who was to youth and spright by his pretty ward Prances Baker All the parts I tr presented the cast includ I A- and Ray Weaver Henry Huen Johnson Clinton Bismark Calmer Mabel Hanson Adah The writer was Son h Miss Hanson's presenta Clementina The stage I suit d carefully planned act of the play and in Wen home u we old-fashioned pictures ani The new electric and central ing plant of the Waukesha Gas Electric Company on Barstow street is now fully completed and on day June 21 will be open for public inspection The public is cordially invited to visit the plant and see one of the most complete electric plants in Wisconsin in operation Dr Jacob Still Sick It is with much regret that we note the continued sickness of Dr B U Jacob at his home on Grand Ave He Is suffering from a heart affection but it is hoped he will improve J McD Randies for Sheriff To the Voters of Waukesha I hereby announce that I will be a candidate at the coming primary election for the office of iff on the Republican ticket This is made after consulting with friends throughout the county who are familiar with the duties formed by me as deputy and under- sheriff of this county I am ful to those who have given me their support in making this announcement and if my official services deserve I shall appreciate your further en- Commencement exercises for the graduating class of the Waukesha High school were held last Thursday evening at the Methodist church Mrs C E Nelson played the during the entrance of the class and Rev A J Benjamin offered the invocation First and second scholarship ors had been awarded to Emily dee of Eagle and Hazel Luke of kesha who represented their class as valedictorian and salutatorian re- Following her words of welcome eft behalf of the class Miss Luke effectively presented an essay The Poets of the taking as a concrete example Schiller whom she declared greater even than Goethe measuring his claim to im- mortality by his power of appeal to the masses of the people Worldly rank and material wealth he failed to attain but these were well lost for the laurels of a deathless fame In concluding Miss Luke read ler's The Statues of Miss valedictory essay was a well drawn comparison between the ancient and the modern idea of victory as fied in the two statues the Victory of Samothrace and St Gaudens ure which is a portion of his statue of Gen Sherman The first is a pure- ly physical conception of a victory gained vi et force of arms the latter a masterly presentment of the earnest inspiring spirit of victory which leads to triumphs of every spiritual and industrial as well as on the All the world's a block of said Miss Pardee and all the men and women sculptors To each of us is given the task of eling our own statue of victory our tools are natural powers and acquired training each little triumph or ure has its perfecting or marring fect on the whole and only ful loyalty to our ideals makes our final victory worthy of acceptance Miss Pardee made the valedictory of the class of 1910 fare well rather than a Orations were presented by Messrs Arthur Travis Reuben Kaderabek and Arthur Harter Mr Travis spoke on Political giving a resume of disturbed political conditions in various countries of the old world in centuries past and concluding with a discussion of revolutionary tions in the United States at the ent time Mr Kaderabek dealt with the various aspects of aviation pre- dicting for it a circumscribed success with no chance of becoming a com- mon or serviceable mode of tation Too expensive and too for freight too destructible for warfare too Hazardous ever to become a common sport the ship or aeroplane will be always a scientific rather than a practical tri- umph Mr Harter in his oration on A Commencement Problem made a Pure Paris Green Packed in cartons It's always fresh It also conforms to all State Government requirements Every package is full net weight Strong and pure PERKINS HARDWARE CO LOOK FOR THE YELLOW FRONTS 3 Per Cent Cash Paid on All Cash Purchases Store Closed Every Evening Except Saturday radical departure from the ordinary choice of subjects arid a very practical array of facts and ures bearing on the question which every graduate What shall I do What shall I make my life Mr Harter stated that the field of opportunity in Waukesha is very limited and presented figures to bear out this contention He ad- vocated a college course wherever possible except for the boy who has small liking for books Whether this education is capitalized into dollars and cents in the professions or not it is of untold value in giving breadth of outlook and in teaching how to get the best out of life The college or high school graduate has better opportunity for advancement and is better fitted to make the most of the opportunity Miss Nellie Welch read with de- lightful humor a portion of The Bird's Christmas Carol the training of the nine little Ruggles children for the dinner party Miss Katherine Ebel and Robert Wallace were equally happy in the readings The Follies of Fashion and Sonny's Diploma The class was fortunate in having among its members two young people who are skilled organists The pipe organ solos by Miss Anna Smith and Carl Diehm were greatly enjoyed by the audience and a flute and violin duet by Arthur Harter and Victor Brehm was so much enjoyed that an encore was demanded Other numbers were given by the High school orchestra At the conclusion of the program by the graduates Supt G F is presented tne diplomas in the ab- sence from the city of President G B Harris of the Board of Education Mr Loomis prefaced the tion with a brief but pithy address to the class taking by way of text the class motto Friendship loyalty in- The exercises were very largely at- tended Church decorations were of carnations and ferns and the class motto devised in green and white was arranged upon the choir rail COCKFIGHTS A BURGLAR They Grapple Over ver Waukesha Boy Wins SCENE IS CHICAGO STORE Burglar Enters Ties Clerk's Hands But Leaves Gun in Reach Thief Is Arrested Market Rib Pot Roast Beef MVs -1 Short Ribs Roast Pork Shoulder Roast Slab Bacon Corned Market will be opened Sundays from 8 until 9 o'clock GEORGE LONG Manager Paul Cook son of Mrs Addie Cook 500 North St and for some time em- ployed in C E store grappled with a burglar In the Chicago shoe t stoe where he is now employed turned the burglar's revolver on him chased him up the street shouting tily and was the means of his ar- rest Mr Cook was bruised by the scuffle but not seriously injured The affair happened about 5 o'clock Monday afternoon Mr Cook was alone in the store Day's shoe store Grove avenue when a man and asked to be shown some hoes Mr Cook turned to get the hoes when a voice from behind him aid hold up your Mr Cook complied finding that he was into a revolver Later the burglar tied his hands and told him to go behind a partition in is located and to lie down upon the floor Mr Cook had no choice but to obey The burglar left him lying upon the floor while he went into the front part of the store to get some more string to tie the feet of his captive But he left the revolver in the tory and Cook was able to wrench his hands loose and grab the gun before the intruder returned They clenched over the revolver and for ten utes the struggle continued the young clerk shouting ror with what breath he could spare for that purpose Hearing relief coming the thief broke away and dashed down the street Mr Cook in lively pursuit Others joined in the chase and the burglar was captured after a run or several blocks When being taken into custody the burglar turned to Cook and said Never mind I'll get you yet Mrs Andrew Smith has returned from a visit with relatives in Meno monee Falls Miss Bertha Vernon was the guest of her sister Hattie during the early part of the week A NEW IMPORTATION OF THE Beautiful White and Gold Haviland China HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED of France and also gave the ory your careful tion of my candidacy and trusting it may meet with your approval I am Tours very truly jn RANDLES WAUKESHA BEACH BEGINNING JUNE 18 THE EMPIRE QUINTETTE AFTERNOON AND EVENING 00 HIS is an OPEN ESTBERG SONS Established 1858 1 Jewelers and Opticians Cor Grand and
