The Evening Star from Independence, Kansas • Page 8

THE EVEKmG ST AS, INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1908. CAZ EIGHT TEMPLE TO Stories of the Street BAHA WOMEN MEMBERS OF CULT IN CHICAGO TO ERECT EDIFICE. no Iwti 0 lb1 with a DELLONE ABOUT DONE. Contractor Fred Dellone stated to a Star representative that if the weather permits, he will soon have all of the work he has contracted for. completed.

Mr. Dellone has "done much paving in this citv. Will Do the Work, It Is Said, Their Own Fair Hands, as Tribute to the Per-sian Deity. Table Linens, Doilies, Center Pieces, i Lunch Cloths, Dresser Scarfs, Tow- 5 els, Belts, Tourist Ruching, Ladies i Collars, Foulard Silk Dress Patterns, i I Raw Silks and Remnants of Wool I Dress Goods. ALL AT GREATLY I REDUCED PRICES.

Tlhe Wrig'lhitt Store Dry Goods Coats Suits Millinery i VANS GIRLS PLEASED. The girl's basket ball team of M. C. H. S.

is very much pleased with the defeat they gave to the Bartlesville pirls who have been defeating evry thing down in Oklahoma. A decisive defeat for the Cherryvale team will give the local girls' team the championship of the ring this part of Kansas and Oklahoma. A TALE That is a Yarn The followers of Bahai in Chicago are said to number 1,000, and the fair members of the sect propose now to erect a temple to the glory of the founder and prophet of the mystic faith which had its origin in far-away Persia. With their own fair hands these women propose to do the work of masons, artisans, laborers until the most wonderful religious edifice in the United States rears its towering cupola proudly above the shores of Lake Michigan. The building of the temple by the Bahaists themesleves is not a necessary rite or demanded by any of the requirements of worship.

But the object is, two-fold, first the exchequer of the church in America is low. but OR NAGLE HERE. stop Nagle, of the Bartlesvill- Short in what we are Yes, there is yarn It is good yarn going to tell you about. baseball team and later of Topeka, was here over Sunday. He refereed the girls' game of basket ball Friday niglu.

He will go to Topeka next year and there is no doubt but that nagle will go up. He is one of "the best short fielders in this section of the base ball world and is recognized as such by the I L. I 1 magniaes. Store open until 10 b'clocK Saturday night can MISS FAIR CHOSEN. Miss Fern Fair, the eldest daghter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. Clate Fair, has been 3.s6 Better yarn is what makes the best hosiery. The best hosiery is what helps to bring the practice of economy to the home. WOOL AND FLEECE LINED Hosiery Are Now In Demand.

We invite your attention to the Ladies Wool hose, we sell at 25c, 40c and 50c a pair. The Fleece Lined Hosiery we offer at 15c and 25c are good servants. Infants Wool Hose like we sell at 25c are hard to find. PONY HOSIERY for boys and girls school wear. These hose have superior merit.

You ought to want the best. FINE SHOES that have STYLE and WEAR. We appreciate your patronage. Today isf Candy Day at KRESS Fudge Peanut Brittle Marshmellows 10c. lb.

10c. lb. 10c. lb. M.

C. H. S. to represent the district musical con-Miss Fair has a strong of extraordinary sweet chosen by the the school at test at Iola. soprano voice most important it is a laFor of love and reverence, so that every stone and brick and girder will be hallowed by the personal sacrifice of the faithful.

The money at hand and to be contributed will only purchase the material, and the followers of the martyred Babi will do the rest. The Bahaists in Chicago number about 1,000. There are less than 5,000 in the United States, but the leaders declare the faith is spreading rapidly, it is an offshoot of Mahammedanism. essentially a system of pantheism, made up from gnostic, cabalistic and even Buddhistic sources. All individual existence, according to Bahaists, is an emanation from Supreme Deity and will all ultimately be absorbed nto the source whence it comes.

The ground work of the faith is contained in the startling declaration that while it is impossible for the finite to comprehend the infinite, the Almighty can and has made a face whereby the children of earth can know and love him. In other words, that God assumed an earthly body and ness. She has been prominent in musical circles and her friends are confident that she will win the honors at Iola. There are many lines of Merchandise in the KRESS store of interest to every man. Half Hose, exceptional Four-in-hand Ties, reg-quality.

ular 50 cent kind, 10c. a pair 25c. each THE NEW DOCKET. The court room AA'as filled Avith prominent lawyers of the county this morning where motions were heard by Judge Flannelly in the setting down of the docket for the January term. Everything went off very smoothly and the docket Avill be ready for publication soon.

There AA'as nothing else doing and it Avas simply a 'Move feast" between the judge and counsel. Phone 98. 1(0 N. Penn. Ave.

Overhiser Shoe Co, 5 small Hardware oi an Kinas at ereat monev-sav- ing prices. Look the counters over. Special Values Every Day Next WeeL THE ROUTINE GRIND. The countv commissioners came in this morning to attend to the regular trend of business for the Aveek. They alloAved bills, discussed the advisability of establishing a road or two and then spent the time socially Avith their friends.

The work of the is Avell up to the standard and doesn't require much attention. The report of the auditor on the treasurers books has not yet been If he finishes this week, a special session of the board Avill probab lv be had. MON DAY-9 a. xn. NOVEMBER 23.

Large framed Pictures, see them ffZ- in window, each Personal notes pHMSoSflQQfi I A 25c Large golvanized Foot Tubs and 17-qt. Water Pails, each Wxs in the citv Sam Slater of Canev, yesterday visiting friends. Henry Andrews of Chorryvale, was ihere yesterday visiting friends. Judge Osborn, of Coffeyville. came over this morning to attend court and business interests, was a Coll'evville vis- Jook after other Ted Mas tor man attend the revival meetings.

Mrs. Taylor was over from Cherryvale vesterdav. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Conner from Table Mound were over to attend the revival last night.

Carl McCue of Cherryvale Avas in the city yesterday. R. L. Kile Avent to Tulsa today for the opening of his neAV store. Mrs.

Ben Thompson of Cherryvale wis in the citv vesterdav. J. Gordon of the International Cor-rospondent school, was in the city yesterday. John Griffeth arrived yesterday from Chicago for a short visit in Independence M. Shufiln aa" a in the city yesterday from the oil fields.

Edwin Blades of Cherryvale, Avas calling in the city yesterday. Bess Kincail started in as cashier and bookkeeper in the Kincaid Grocery store today. Harry Holliday of Cherryvale, Avas visiting here yesterday. Jule Andrews of Cherryvale visited with friends here yesterday. "GRANDPA" HOLE DEAD.

James Hole yesterday received a telegram from Joplin announcing the death of his father, N. W. Hole, knoAvn generally as "Grandpa" Hole. The funeral Avill take place today. Deceased AA'as be-tvreen 75 and 80 years of age, and spent about thirty years of his life in Independence, coming here in 1869.

He leaAes a wife and five children, tAvo boys TUESDAY 9 a. m. NOVVEMBER 24. Beautiful cut-out Pillow Shams and Dresser Scarfs, each Ladies' and Men's Umbrellas, steel rods and handles, each LJum WEDNESDAY 9 a. xn.

NOVEMBER 25. Plain and fancy Table Oil Cloth, yard and fiT a quarter wide, per yard ---1J WaterColored Window Cp Shades, each UK Hor last night. The Findlay, Ohio. Republican of a. bi; bouncing babv bov being to Mr.

and Mrs. Fred C. Shafer. tells born Mrs. Russian Bahai Temple to Be Model of One in Chicago.

lived for the space of 75 years under the name of Baha Ullah, in an earthly tenement from which he departed in 1892. The prophetic character of Moses, Christ and Mohammed is acknowledged, but all three are considered mere precursors of Baha Ullah. One of the cardinal features of the sect is the secrecy with which its Helen Par- Shafer was formerly Miss Vol Matthews ker, related to General and tAvo girls. of this city and well known by many Ohio-Kansas people. THREE PERMITS.

Charles Fadler this morning had his of Coffeyville. Attorney doe Rossiter, meetings are herd and its propaganda carried on. This is said to be due busi- legal on solely to the desire not to embarrass hearmsr. tor a permit to sell intoxicating "was nere this morning C8S. "Wattch Kress Windows" iquor for mechanical, medicinal and the older members of the sect in Persia and other Mohammedan countries, who are literally "living beneath a Judge Bellamy, here this morning scientifical purposes.

If Mr. Fadler is granted a permit today, it Avill make of Cherryvale, was on legal business, of Cherryvale, was attending court. oil i ni suspended sword." 111 Judge here this three stores Avith permits, E. Clate Fair, For this reason, although there are morning 1,000 followers of Bahai in Chicago, Ex-Count Attorney Charles Bucher TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. The Rexal and Mr.

Fadler. Independence durggists Avill take great percan-tion in the selling of all liquors. Don't long for good luck; it will only result in an extra dose of bad luck. the existence of the religion was hardly known and the announcement of NOTICE TO HUNTERS. Any person found violating the game WANTED Good, fresh cow.

Come to the Star Baber shop, East Main. ll-23-3t. the building of the temple came as a huge surprise. Bahaism was first introduced in Chicago during the Col laws of thi3 state upon the premises of any of the members of Sycamore Sub- MANY FARMERS HERE. There was the largest number of farm FOR "RENT Store room.

Good location. ll-23-7t. Order No. 109, A. H.

T. A. will be prosecuted to the full limit of the law by Inquire 221 W. Main. The American alarm clock ia one of the best on the market.

They are worth one dollar. Saturday afternoon we will sell them at 63c each. ll-20-3t. UNION IMPLEMENT MDW. 00.

ers tms city oaturaay man any nay for a long time. EAery prominent street Avas croAvded Avith rigs of the country said Order. Committee: A. E. Stevens, F.

A. FOR SALE A fine young driving horse. Address C. L. Cox, Elk City, Kas.

ll-21-7t. people. The stores AAere Avell filled and the meeting at the tabernacle drew manv. And each rif? contained a Avell Bolt, H. Harvey.

ll-20-5t. was in district court this morning in the interest of several cases he is the attorney for. Attorney Chester Stevens, of Cherryvale, was here on legal business today. Attorney George H. Wark, of Caney, "was in the district court this morning.

Attorney James A. Brady, of Cherryvale, was here this morning on legal business. Register of Deeds Charles Butler and wife, spent the Sabbath in Bartlesville with their daughter, Mrs. Earl Charlton and also at the home of Hon. J.

R. Charlton. Attorney Howard of Coffeyville, was a legal visitor Roy Greenstreet. of Cherryvale, was "visiting in Independence yesterday. Mr.

and Clias. Dillman and son, JMerril left for Oklahoma, yesterday. fc 9 Till 1 -m. niled basket of theg ood things to eat. umbian exposition by Persian missionaries.

The majority of women followers oi Bahai are distinguished for musical literary, poetical or other temperamental gifts. One of the most noted of its adherents is Geraldine Farrer, the prima donna. In Chicago the leaders include Mrs. Lillyan Shaffner, novelist and dramatist; Mme. Ragna Ldnne, a well-known soprano; Nellie E.

Cox, author, and Dr. Susan Ar-mody, Mrs. Eva Russell, Mrs. A. B.

Burrows, Miss Jane Mason, Mrs. Edgar F. Wiate, Mrs. A. R.

Windust, Mrs. Cecilia Harrison, Mrs. Albert Kirchner, Thornton B. Chase, Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall A. Roe, and Mrs. Finn. The temple they are to build with their own hands will be located at Wilmette, on the north shore. The LOST Or taken by mistake from tabernacle last night, ladies parasol, straight handle encircled with small silver band.

Please return to Star office or to 216 S. 4th. ll-23-3t In Society Society Editors Phone No. 28. OWEM FORTRADF, A nearly new, modern 8- room house close in for a modern cottage with five or six rooms, not too far out.

Inquire at 501 South Ninth or 'phone 116. ll-23-3t Entertained at Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. II.

A. Tower, of 217 X. juts. Vinson ana uaugnter, Keoa wera Twelfth street, entertained tne iohoav- the city from Coffeyville Saturday to in friends to diner Sunday: Mrs. Statts, only other Bahai temple in existence, Mashrek-El-Aczar at Ishabad, Rus Mrs.

Doecbler, Miss Garetson, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hall, all of Coffeyville, sia, will be used as a model.

It will have nine sides and nine doors, at and Miss Tolbert of Independence. OUR LINE OF each of which a fountain will play, in accordance with the mysterious laws Dyke Fur Co An expert from Van of the sect. Nine and 19 are the be consulted. renovating ot magic numbers of the faith. Another amazing feature of the un of Kansas City, may about alterations and furs, this week at Miss VIE Kate Starr's.

dertaklng is that all the members of the cult will give up their homes for ll-23-3t. the time and live at the sacred See the display of furs shown by Van grounds. They will form a regular tented city on the site, six acres on a Dvke Fur of Kansas City, at Miss Kate Starr's this week. ll-23-3t. high ridge overlooking Lake MIchi gan.

i well equipped for a severe winter. If you want a Heater we can give you choice of seventy-five sizes and styles from $1.25 up and if you need a cook stove you may select it from eighteen sizes at, from $3.50 up. A six-hole steel range, high closet and reservoir, $24.95. A person with. $500 can make a investment that will yield hand Punch Please Copy.

The Martin Dgy Goods Co. Belle Here an oaa tmng i pur some returns. Do not reply unless able chased while abroad, a girdle made gold coins. What do think of It? to invest. Address A.

C. 310 West ll-23-3u Tom Looks to me like a waist Union Implement HardrareCo. money. (Continued From Paje 1.) Evening Star Sets the Pace..