Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - July 27, 1925, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Ftir and cooler fair and continued cooL CONSTRUCT I V EC N E W S I couldn't lire In if 1 put the of and I TWELFTH 3691. Today WISCONSIN MONDAY JULY 27, PRICE THREE Sincere J. Intelligence And China's Numbers Never Uy Arthur The death of William i- a to this WILLIAM that di t hi and will j the 1" of William heM tin and of an from the en life until the e Holland With Murder of Jack Smith WARRANTS OUT Arrest Three DAYTON MOURNS lt th. Ho vOat In- to be Mi- the an j ir. ARPiN FARMER I f brl ng tno 1 I 111'1 1> O. I1 MICH tne lute la tin i d pi lately t I'll ll WILL PACK FIKST rou ING Mem 01 For Alleged Booze Sales Associated July FOR LEADER OF EVOLUTION FIGHT CITIZENS RECALL INCIDENTS Fighting for His Faith A for tho arrest of Jay 1'. iit farmer ai rested on the night held to M. W. Kenneth and Eddie held for transporting i STRILl Incursion train n.B u-m N company being to a charge of selling OF COMMONER'S STAY MESSAGES OF SORROW COME NATION lion u ni t'i t of ti n d ti. 1 to pi c' a-L in C. II a. Cl 111 o it- aro v If ot n of i- id in a t' i- Mongolian of w id's TAing vi u-l i tne that of China cod all the -t dr. not grow into the And for j remember that mere I mm 1 alias Jaik roa i near the Louie about j on 10. i alien until this morning to take j Holland 1'ito but when he at farm home j he found tnat Holland had gone to Point and was not expected At two o'clock Holland was absent from his July 27 i Flaps on all buildings in ordered at half mast and closed on tho i waukee road as news friendship for Mr. Bryan has ed over a period of 3S despite After Fiank had been their was and taken to thr Wausau police thp first to offer his Arthur nt armer 1 IM the town of was distilled intoxicating all the places of business will be are from Chicago and a-e through respect to the Commo I mm with j to have been by the Vice-President w to make an to locate him later in tho The prosecution is tho of the dissatisfaction of Dist. Atty. M. S. King in the findings of jury which Holland in a verdict reached here ou First Degree Charge The charge to be preferred Holland is that of first de- murder District Attorney King and E. D. Wold were told the or the in A on the train weie selling J a tiam they an older in the to ramed in a wild chase overtaking Presbyterian chuich of I just as it i cached New took a part This probably the last to be of William Jennings Bryan his the Commoner on tne witness stand at i 1'enn., where he announced his intention to devote his life to a great defend from what he termed the attacks of The men were and Presbyterian general pints of liquor labelled j London Dry gin were The the time of his he was j plans for what he here this morning and will be taken the crowning achievement of his j men and the liquor were into court ASK DISMISSAL OF MONKEY SUIT Bryan's Body Will Rest ington Falls From At Hancock to The Wis. Falling from a boat in near Hancock turday Ainold John un- 2'.', of ber of a beneath the water and lexer The was od Sunday after a day spent in dragging the who was in the real seat of a row boat occupied by his Roger and Oliver both of Stevens be- to stricken with heart He fell out of the boat and sank ing a The tragedy red at about 10 p. m. Roger Johnson dove into the wa- ter after brother's but failed to find U. Grappling and were brought from cock and Stevens but it not until 4 p. m. Sunday that the body was found in 30 feet of A physician from son's former called to Hancock and after he had ed the death due to drowning the body taken to where COMMONER QUIETLY IN BED AT TRIAL SCENE IN MINTTES AFTER ON EVOLUTION July 117. of William who died sleep here late will move on a special railroad car from Dayton for Washington at o'clock Wednesday Bryan an- through her friends Burial of the political and religious leader will be in Ar- lington national at a time to be mined Mrs. Bryan Friends Will Accompany The funeral which will include the widow and an escort of Dayton is ex- to reach the national capital early Mrs. Bryan has accepted the utterly testimony and the evidence in this was my original intention e brave people tho a of i made under of and that the I a termination in spite of the And of the jury Gets Testimony District Attorney King colund o' ic I of country r the he declared have arrested charge before the had he not desired to be i able to get the testimony of WASHINGTON AUTHORITIES PETITION DISTRICT OF a pilgrimage of ians to the Holy Thc July 27. of the great stretch of which was to been taken on Jennings burial in history and we go wanted to make chartered was to trip to the Holy land next boon the coming L jn accordance with wishes Josephus Daniels Wires by him on his last visit Mr. Bryan at rest in the north Josephus secretary of national more than a room of the Rogers He has avy during year a most peaceful expression on Reporters Return to Dayton The reporters are returning to the city on an entirely different when Mr. Brvan was u that Mn Bryan went to of wired Mrs. thc of his intimate friend Ben have been broths in G jn a suburb and requested LUMBIA COURT TO THROW OUT CHARGES tion and in service a third of a July of his of and authorities the District of L p supreme court today to dis- Coolidge at j that Mr. Davis do him the favor of I arranging his burial in At thc last Democratic national not where I may convention in New Mr. Bryan thc Commoner want to be led thc Florida delegation and there in. Will you wielded his old time power which remained predominant since the v i mKs the action of H. not comment on Mr. who charged school authorities death last night but his of- teaching disrespect for the Holy f Jac he s he would pay for- imal tribute to the Commoner member this j Will Rest Among Soldiers I Mr. Bryan told his wife of the Four grounds for dismissal d as talk with Mr. and it was to latter that Mrs. Bryan turned authorizing him in a tele- giam from to cany out thc tribute to the Commoner j request of her I Ho and Mr. Bryan were waim were sonal j Many Express Sorrow John T. who feet the on an There his body will rest ed by the tombs of many others who in Spanish American war That Frank W. nt the Scopes trial said last commanding n clear v t o 11' had i ho boon chained with will i to it is inert witn tun ir g m- bullets the in 11 y I tint po an a C' MOD 1 in unable to i Hears of Petition 1 that a petition or j Mich paper had been I ed by p< in the towns of Arpin county authorities to 1 Atty. said that ho j interested to hear the news i will never bo necessary for the people to to perform the duties In this case it was my in- I tention to have Holland brought be- fore the bar of justice and to the ruled in the court determine by duo believed m their of law whether this man is entitled the native A tie natives III imn especially in their to be for this wonderful and influence thc puilt or of wi took fiom N Claim W. of At the inquest which was m and him to after the to how 'the natives land and his sons who were with tr him at the time of magician had a light that they acted in of with un I that who was alleged held it to the to have been caught in tho act of stealing oil from the Holland rage threatened to kill Tho jury returned a verdict that Smith met hip death from shot cun charge from n gun in Jay T. Holland's fired justifiably ir. He bv when tho current was turned the trunk became very light it was turned off. All the mag nans together nt thc but couldn't lift t long as the French man of lic r held up Thc defense of himself and was represented at tho on LIHLE JOE but not having boon arrested nor it is not known whether he has re- defense Charge The warrant charging murder was said not to have boon a prise to Holland or tho members of his who boon expecting tho it was stated at tho hois the family aro to ed knowledge tlie tion to tendent of schools and W. P. the memorial amphitheater and head of the of seems like a from be- tomb of the Unknown Soldier on who were charged with teaching It was a privilege to have the ono hind and the Lincoln to be taught the known Mr. Bryan during the monument and complained were not named i nip in hero from tho on tbe as defendants in the over the United States to Mrs. seeks to stop expressing sorrow and over tho death of her That Wittner has not shown that he would suffer any of Mr from any other That the complaint lacks last had July of her death Mrs. William Brvan and I often to about should be done in mother following an He wanted to be oat me -I 11 f consisting of statement of theories s Other members icd in Arlington if it could be so ar- and conclusions on part the family aNo had I am to arrange it. and that no facts are stated as to thc the was matters alleged to be taught in dis- respect of the holy or in what parts they arc in That no facts are alleged or shown Mrs. Brian ty officials indicated that they would accept the opinion of the doctor who examined the body and no further investigation is BOUNDARY ROW SESSIONS OPEN TAKING OF TESTIMONY IN DIS- PUTE RESUMED TODAY AT MENOMINEE July counsel and Com- missioner Margaret Hoyt ing proposed consumed all of the forenoon at the boundary dispute hearing When the hearing convened for the afternoon session Charles S. engineer of the Wisconsin railroad commission resumed his testimony begun at the last hearing at Wis. He fied as to surveys made by the com- mission which indicated that the I cast branch of the Montreal river i is thc main Michigan con- tends that the west branch is the main The cast branch is row the boundary between the two j In court chambers this morning it was learned that Justice John E. formerly attorney general of would not be here for thc It was expected that his testimony would support sin's contention in regard to the Montreal river Three days will be required to w and I think it compete the hearings and then jjr I it will adjourn to Hurley and former Governor and fitting for who in for America and he battled for Led in Prater the God of his arc on the The Rev. C. B. of the last of thc tho Southern Methodist 1 wanted him to bo loft to which are within thc meaning of Mr. attended which tlie Commoner came in un- for salaries to teaching for the holy Car Driver Who Hit Boy Admits Guilt during tlie on page 10) Mr. 1 wanted him to bo loft to for a few There are many that he was to Ho writing The world needs his William Jennings Bryan Thrice A Visitor Here the scene the com- Tho only thing left to remind the of thc Scopes evolution trial tlie one i i Mr. Bryan was thc only one of the principals in thc in Dayton thc time of his Offer Reward for 1 On throo the late W. J. local Bryan spoke in brought for Mr. Nash at the Peter Thoma dance hall miles north of in of thc public tbon county was arrested by Sheriff which tho Bluett nnd identified E. N. this morn ing with failing to and Mr. Bryan spoke here for the in making an to Carl tho tear of HM 14 1 1 i I H VIIV of the local the city the town of Sigel whom he with his automobile on th subject wa Ho wa alue on In- wav church upon this Opposed League This dining the tune of tho late Wood row f in in homo to artimi council offered a reward of for information leading to thc of the young men who her companions on a night remains of the time at the hi Thomas that he had j plates on his car hut admitted I failure to his Hist. Atty. of L. M. Nash Jay T. Holland is a prominent King asserted that occupant Ht settlers in the faim are in this cities in the United Mr. has pleasure of In tho of the noted mir with Hie now of i orator and political loader again and each wa is one of the earlier j Thomas car wore abusive to In the afternoon of tho boied and known ns and is determined to make an ex- day he all thc school children iy bv Mi. It Moravian Bishop Speaks al First Church Tonight to be to a half section of valuable farm Besides ing he K ily in tho telephone company and a holder in at least two of tho country vice of tho of on ample of Thomas for failure to der aid to a person hit by Wenger was ruling a bicycle when hit by the The bi- cycle was d tagged hundred feet Thomas He will either make his plea Patk in point 01 wait until Cm lilt Coin t ill Theodore of the directing board of tho in tho public and parochial schools tho of Mr. of the city wore dismissed Mr. heading a party of school to liear him He friends in continental Moravian who pounds at tho wa- able to be tho man making a tour of the states while has townsfolk that Nash hands with President on a from will an lecture in always Mi. and ho jat a public Mr. in of a in the at the Moravian faVon of an noted truest bj burial was expected to take place Reports were circulated that the dead man had been drinking during the but a rar from the would railway company along whose lines tlie funeral train will pass from Dayton to Among Tennessee who are expected to pany the body of the secretary of state are Sua Herbert Ben G. and Wallace all local prosecution counsel in the Scopes evolution trial and Attorney General Mrs. though an in- confined to a to display remarkable resolution in the unexpected death of her gave directions for all ments which have been de- termined Death Came Unobserved From 2 until o o'clock this afternoon the body lie in state upon the lawn of Richard where he lived the Scopes proceedings where he died unobserved The end came yesterday while the was sleeping in the house Richard which had been assigned him during stay when he came for the j Scopes Dr. W. F. Thomason and Dr. A. C. who the stated death caused by a of the resulting in lexy He was sixty-five Had Been Dead for Half Hour I James was by Mrs. Bryan at p. m. to wake her McCartney shook Bryan twice in an attempt to arouse him and then noticed ho was not Rushing to the house of A. B. a the chauffeur called for who reached the home within a few After an examination the tors said Mr. Bryan probably had been dead thirty or minutes before they j Funeral had not been completed early but Mrs. Bryan indicated tho body would bo interred in Mr. who was a colonel in the Spanish-American times a desire to buried Preparing Campaign Tne commoner had been living un- iler a strenuous program M caino lore three tigo to in the of John T found of violating He in excellent and planning to launch a campaign week in behalf of fundamentalism nn in- valid a number of bravely stood the hei un- I death I took charge of funeral a few of the j of persons who at tl o to nm happy that my died and in HM to he en- tered thc room for nm Before he went to Mr ly to Eagle Wis Gave His Life To Religion Says Brother Associated July Facts in Marshfield Case at the of his brother's sudden Charles W. Bryan made the following to thc an effort to Associated Press late last that he ever would voluntarily have ed his life if he believed that it would further the that was so dear tu his Human Progress Will Not Be Says Debs July gret was expressed by V. Debs here when informed of the death of William Bonn He of human sustains no in tho nf Mr. Paintings July total of or roughly has been paid for 247 tures by John Sargent ing thc auction which closed today j of the works of the American appointment hoie of at this This is to IM- u two for i -on of M. on I for of by a i Jolm T. i. The
