Four Rights of Every Child Highlighted in Evening Program
Big crowd attended Sunday's program as speakers urged children to be well born have fun high ideals and good education. Afternoon events featured Stelz Quartet music a lecture Foot prints on the Sands Today by Monsignore J Henry Tiden and an evening concert with the quartet plus a stereopticon lecture on The Ancient and Modern Cliff Dwellers by Dr Geo Lamonte Cole with Ten Pueblo Indians.
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Stelz
J. Henry Tiden
Geo. Lamonte Cole
Twenty First Century Growth in Wisconsin Telephone Network
Since the early 1900s Wisconsin Telephone Company added over seventy thousand phones, growing from 20 000 in 1900 to four and a half times that today. The service now reaches about two and three quarter million people and aims to connect every home and business. As part of the Bell system its lines form a national network.
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Wisconsin Telephone Company
Badger State
Bell System
Wisconsin Company
Afternoon Music and Lectures Highlighted by Noted Figures
The program features H Ruthven MacDonald performing afternoon music, the Canadian Basso presenting Our Navy with Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson, and an evening recital by Mrs and Mr MacDonald. Ernest Harold Baynes presents Our Wild Neighbors in an illustrated lecture.
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H. Ruthven MacDonald
Captin Richmond Pearson Hobson
Mr. MacDonald
Ernest Harold Baynes
America
Preventing Rascals at Chautauqua Lectures
Dr McGuire of Kansas City substituted for the ailing speaker as he urged that boys and girls need four inalienable rights for proper upbringing. He warned that today’s youth shape tomorrow’s rascals and emphasized early training, ideals, education, and a good environment to reform and prevent delinquency. The audience of 4000 filled the Chautauqua tent as the Sterling Jubilee company performed and Goss offered smooth moving pictures.
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Dr. McGuirk
Shaver
Johnnie
Maine
California
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Sterling Jubilee Company
Goss
Verdict Ordered For The Railroad
The Wisconsin court in VIROQUA on June 20 ordered verdicts in Thos Pierce vs C M St P with a directed verdict for the defendant. State vs Shear and Strait denied a new trial and sentenced each to one year hard labor at Waupun with one day solitary confinement on July 1. Court resumes Tuesday with Potts vs McCollum and Mary Bates vs C M St P Ry Co set for Wednesday.
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Viroqua
Wis
Thos. Pierce
State
Shear
Debaters Host First Joint Lincoln Douglas Banquet
The Lincoln Douglas and Wendell Phillips Debating societies held a joint banquet at the Congregational church parlors with high school boys as the main speakers. Toasts by Gustav Schultz Gardner Withrow Prof Wieland and others highlighted rivalry and future promise of the clubs. Miss Lena Weimar sang, Albert Weimar played violin, and the menu included soup beans tomatoes and dessert.
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Lincoln Douglas
Wendell Phillips
Congregational Church
Howard Jones
L. P. Benezet
Gustav Schultz
Lincoln-Douglas
Wendell Phillips Debating Society
Gardner Withrow
Wieland
William Freehoff
John E. Doherty
Emil Krause
Fred Dickens
John M. Holley
Lena Weimar
Albert Weimar
Kleeber to Speak at Yeomen Memorial Ovation
Attorney Leonard Kleeber will deliver the memorial ovation at Yeomen service tomorrow. The event honors the late members and will be held at the organization’s hall with attendance expected from local officials and members.
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Leonard Kleeber
Yeomen
Majestic Offers Colorful Court Scenes in Louis XIV Bill
The Majestic presents a vivid color ed depiction of court life from Louis XIV's era with historically accurate scenes. A second film, Sister Barrison, is also praised. Tomorrow a double bill costs the price of one, and after this week the theater will open Saturdays and Sundays only. On those days patrons can expect top motion pictures and the latest in the field.
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Louis
Sister Barrison
Ictures
Republicans Pleased With Taft and Sherman
Local Republicans, including Van Auken and Willis E Barber, praise Taft and Sherman as a strong ticket. Frank Winter calls Taft a progressive. he predicts a close race with Bryan and notes New York’s crucial role in any Democratic victory.
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Hamilton College
Utica
N. Y
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Timothy Woodruff
Blaine
Wall Street
van Auken
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Barber
Frank Winter
Republican Party
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William Jennings Bryan
Cleveland
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Delaware
West Virginia
Bryan
Parker
Floating Theatre Wonder Land to Visit LaCrosse
J W Cooley's Floating Theater Wonder land will exhibit at the foot of Main Street on Wednesday evening June 24. The 165 by 45 foot boat seats about 1200 and is electric lit with fans. This is its first trip north of Rock Island due to low water. The show promises a clean moral performance and a free band concert on the roof at 7 30.
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J. W. Cooley
Wonderland
Main Street
Rock Island
SEE LOTS SUNDAY
Persons desiring lots in Hillview place are expected to make their bar gain tomorrow as the sale closes tomorrow night.
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Hillview Place
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