Van Wert Daily Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - May 20, 1912, Van Wert, Ohio ESTABLISHED A D 1873 VAN WURT OHIO MONDAY MAY 1912 TWO CENTS NOTICE I will make optical calls mornings in Older to get more fresh air and sunshine If those wishing my optical services will drop me a port card or phone I will go to any home in Van Wert County and teet eyes extra charge These calls will also include the following towns outside of Van Wert Celina Rockford Paulding and Delphos My charges for 15 year gold filled guaranteed Spectacles and This b an opportunity to those who can't conveniently come to Van Wert Those who can come to my office will find me in every after- noon J C COLLIER Home Guard Temple Van Wen Onto DR B L GOOD Surgery and Diseases of Women north Washington street HOOTS p m OR W H PERRY Practice limited to diseases to the Bye Bai Nose and Throat and adjustment of Telephone 1818 HOME VAN OHIO Office 8 to 11 AH 1 to 3 m AND GLASSES Byes tested scientifically Glasses fitted The latest methods employed In Europe and America for finding the refractive errors are used in tola office OR JOHN H WILSON Over Mlt Tom's Office hours B to a m 80 to 6 p m Office phone residence 1176 Other hours by special ment A B M D Specialty the eye and fitting ot glasses erly 108 East Main street Bank Hours 10 i p m and at other times at special ment OR MARTIN S CRAMER ADD West Main street Van Wert O JOHNSON FAILS TO END STRIKE Today's Game Called Off PLAYERS ARE IN THE DUMPS OR R R RICHISON AMD All sails given attention Office IIS Sonth Washington street Phone dence phone DR C Q CHURCH PHYSICIAN ABB Tigers Realize That In Refusing to Play Until Cobb Is Reinstated They Made Serious Blunder and Situation Prom Which It Will Be Difficult to Extricate Owners Meet In ker City to Discuss Future Plans Philadelphia May John president of the American league asked his position on the strike of the Detroit baseball team declared that he is standing pat Other than this he refused to discuss the matter Johnson arrived and went immediately to the Bellevue Stratford where he was Joined shortly by President Shibe the Athletics Manager Connie and Manager Jennings of Detroit The two managers left a short time later but Shibe and Johnson ed in conference for several hours They refused to say what had spired There will be no baseball game at Shibe park today The Detroit club will not play another game in this or any other city until it is represented by its regular players This was the promulgated by Ban Johnson president of the American league ter a conference with President Shibe and Manager Mack of the HUGH JENNINGS Detroit Manager Scored by League President PANAMA VOTERS REGISTER President Guards the Polls ATTEMPT SUSPECTED Minister Dodge Colonel Goethals and Colonel Greene Protected by rines Will Visit Various Votin Districts and See That Game Is Played on Disorders and Asked Sam to Boss the Job Photo by American Press Association FIGHT TO LAST DITCH Cardinals Washington May 20 Taft's commission to elections to be held in Panama begin their work at the registration booths in Colon today The s- sion consisting of States Ister Dodge Colonel charge of the canal construction Colonel Greene of the army met with representatives of the ad- ministration and opposition parties and agreed upon a scheme of pio It is proposed to have the tion of voters take place in the ferent successively Some member or members of the sion will attend each registration companied by a small guard of diers 01 marines It is proposed thaf the commission adjust promptly any disputes which may arise between t PRINCESS LOUISE Kaiser's Daughter Who Is Pride of Her Country Princess Victoria has been often for she Is very this la considered ot the latent and beat pictures of her DOINGS IN OHIO Can Raise Policemen's Pay Columbus O May 20 Attorney General Hogan rendered an opinion to City Solicitor Bennett of East deciding that salaries of Mcemen and firemen can be increased or diminished during their terms of service and thereby brought to light the fact that Ohio courts are TWO DROWNED FIFTY INJURED Crowd Is Dumped Into Water ot Puget Sound GANGPLANK CHAINS GIVE WAY Defeat Phillies Pitchers Battle In Great continue in effect i St Louis May Cardinals j the factions at the polls The super- about the law since the supreme court failed to give its reasons for a decision in a case in which the tion recently was Involved until the actual voting for candidates letica LOUIS Cardinals j tag been completed Have Suspended Themselves i foiled battle hard to the last J This commission was appointed by Mr Johnson The failure of j overthrow Jhe Phillies It j President Taft at the request of both of ths the f if tl 1C j M u 1 L W the Detroit to participate in was a duel beween pitchers in which parties in Panama The leaders the game with the Athletics on Harmon finally fought the victory to feared the partisans of at Shibe park out of sympathy bis Tlle visitors showed other would cause disorder at for Cobb has assumed proportions J stealing bases but failed Sections unless the United j after the game between New York j m this way The piling under the that overshadow the mere suspension j a timely hit would have brought took a hand Their fears proved well Reigns as Mass of manity flounders Between er's Side and Dock Piling People on Decks Hurl Lifebelts at Victims Many of Whom Are Injured by Heavy Belts Many Rescued by Means of Ropes and Seattle Wash May When the chains holding a gangplank leading from the Coleman dock to the er Flier broke 150 persons were plunged into the waters of Puget From the struggling and shrieking mass of humanity two persons were brought to the shore dead They were Mrs H Leonard and Carl den both of Seattle More than 50 Injure 3 persons were rushed to and to private residences The accident occurred while the Flier was taking a load for Tacoma Crowds were jammed on the gangplank as tight as they could stand and the weight broke the chains Pandemonium reigned for a few minutes and there was great danger that those in the water would be crushed between the steamer and the dock piles Passengers on the Flier threw belts into the bay by scores Many Of those floundering about were hit and badly hurt by the heavy belts Ropes and were lowered Excitement Causes Death Cincinnati O May H Barnett 35 of Middletown fell dead to the struggling mass of humanity here at the gate of the baseball park from the dock and many were saved of the Tiger star Every one of the striking players has automatically home a runner or more himself and made himself I I f ineligible to compete In a game un- Batteries Brennan and Dooin fler organized baseball control until Harmon and Wingo Is reinstated by the national com- mission LEAGUE At the hotel the Be- 0 0 0 2 0 f troit players are stationed there is Chicago 01001000 4 7 founded as a number of riots H- Eo Ted ln tne early days of registration The Panama elections will take place in July an air of gloom and several of the players have confidentially that they think they acted in rather a hasty manner Since coming here Ban Johnson i Calls attended day and night Washington and Main streets has remarked that Manager Office corner Office 1883 1518 of the Tigers apparently forgot he I Batteries Ragon and Phelps i Smith and AT R H E New Yoi k 000300000 9 1 Cincinnati 001100010 12 2 and Meyers and McLean SEE VICTORY FOR THEIR CANDIDATES snd Cincinnati An examination that Barnett died heart dock saved many lives On every pile for many feet from one to half a failure accentuated by the 1 dozen persons were clinging ment of the game Falls From Viaduct Cleveland O May j nie 30 a structural iron worker I working on the central viaduct here i iost his balance and fell 110 feet from the bridge into the Cuyahoga river j He was rescued after sinking twice and will recover WANT CITY WIDE PROBE Campaign Managers Forecast i Wo 1068 R J MORGAN M D s was a representative of the owners AND j of the club and not of the players No 338 North Jefferson street Johnson Wo TSn Km aiSO 1 Red SRI upon the manner in which Jennings DR L E LADD lauded his players and failed to censure them for striking In quarters Johnson is Y Pitts 19 G 760 Phila 13 14 Bost 10 10 438 Brook W L 12 18 400 9 14 391 10 17 370 9 16 360 Father Meets Son In Jail O May 20 Father and nf Primary with highway rob Ul bery met for the first time in six years when Joseph Carney Sr 60 j and Joseph Carney Ir 26 faced O May j each other in the corridor of the AND Office Block East Male street 1 Booth Walnut street Phone K AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS W L W L Chica 23 6 793 Deft 13 14 491 being quoted as declaring that a Bost 16 30 615 Phila 11 13 manager unable to handle a Wash 13 13 500 K Y 7 16 304 prison Congress Will Meet In Baltimore to Discuss High Prices Baltimore May high cost of is a complex problem made up of many elements some natural some artificial For its solution a congress should be held of all the states and territories and tives of the federal government and united action should be taken looking to a remedy or remedies for the artificial causes of high prices which can and should be remedied With this preamble the report the committee appointed by the wide congress to investigate the high cost of living will be presented to the congress at its meeting on EXPECTS TEDDY TO BOLT Taft Issues Statement Calling nent Traitor to Party Cincinnati O May Taft issued a statement Theodore Roosevelt of being a traitor to his party and of having forfeited Ms right to stand as a candidate in a Republican convention The Taft statement plainly shows that the prescient believes Roosevelt is going to bolt in the event of nomination at Chicago He Roosevelt's course as one of rule or ruin and declares that his statement in Cleveland that he is the Republican party finds no parallel ift history save in the words of Louis state I am it The ing of this statement it is believed removes the last hope that Roosevelt yield in the event of Taft's nation This statement is the most severe that the president hae uttered against Roosevelt was deeply moved by Roosevelt's renewed sation against him in Cleveland and plainly showed his feeling Ruef Quashed San Francisco Cal May 20 Im obedience to the mandate of the state appellate court Superior Judge H Dunne dismissed the 24 remaining indictments standing against ham Ruef former political hoss of San Francisco now serving 14 years in San Quentin penitentiary for com- in municipal affairs uncovered TB VAST SUM LOST IN to Be Signed mi Work Resumed In Few Dayt H G Van Wert Ohio crisis with more tact than the De- Swineford Building troit situation has been handled would be much better off as a player 12 12 500 St L 7 IS 250 i EDWARD C STITZ East Main Street Van Wert O over Tobacco Store OSCAR W PR I DO Y Boom 93 Home Guard Temple 1887 WILLIAM AUGHT VAX WERT OHIO The law of Realty Titles and Abstracts a specialty Loans made CLARK Attorney and Counsellor at Law East Main opposite Court House Phone 1288 PENSION CLAIMS Ot r VAH OHIO 1 am special attention to the tion o pension recent acts of Congress many are now entitled pensions previously rejected Call wad see me t wiP give ur service HAS GREAT EXPECTATIONS Colonel Roosevelt Leaves Ohio Well Pleased With Trip Cleveland O May Roosevelt kept exceedingly quiet at the home of James R at a few miles out of I land He issued a statement in which he said among other things he was entirely satisfied with the week's bors in Ohio and believing that the people of Ohio are sound he expects to see the state tomorrow climb un alongside of Pennsylvania and or his side against the powers that prey When he leaves the state at Mari- etta this afternoon on his way home 10 men for presidential candidates sued the following Went Down Walter F Brown Roosevelt O- May was Roosevelt's fight is 1 od here that Fred Ware a mechanic day evening the people's fight and so he is sure to of this city was a passenger on the I Summarized the report states that wm Every political sign indicates a i Titanic and perished in the prices have been raised for the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION substantial majority of the 21 con- disaster that befell the ship j lowing among other AT COLUMBUS 8 Toledo 5 districts will send i Increased supply of price AT KANSAS CITY 9 St Paul 8 i velt and we would not be Despondent Man Hangs Himself I control of exchanges and AT LOUISVILLE 6 Indianapolis 9 surprised if be sweeps the state O May 20 Edward j tariff upon foodstuffs and AT MILWAUKEE 1 Minneapolis j L- c- Laylin Taft Maiers 45 committed suicide at other products abuse of cold storage Wilkesbarre Pa May dent White of the mine union and other officials will hold m final conference with the coal ators committee in Philadelphia this afternoon At this meeting the ment adopted by the convention Saturday will be signed and the pension of work which has lasted seven weeks will formally cease Many of the mining officials praise President White highly and declare their faith in him as a conservative and thoroughly reliable leader The suspension started seven weeks ago today but as most of the mines will not resume until next week the period will be practically eight weeks In that time the losses due to the suspension were estimated as Loss in wages of mine employes loss to coal companies in net profits loss to sellers of supplies and materials for loss to railroads in coal Ii eight charges loss IB of coal train crews 000 loss to merchants in trade primary election tomorrow will be a v T p c UBS w T p c I vindication of President Colum 23 ll 676 16 39 457 Taft by his native state and an em- Minue 20 GOG 13 18 419 indorsement of his Toledo oSl Louis 11 IS 379 tion The trend of sentiment has K.C 17 17 500 12 21 301 been for the CENTRAL LEAGUE in the last AT SPRINGFIELD 11 South Bend H L- Harmon 5 j The result of the primaries will AT FT WAYNE 6 Grand Rapids 5 i to the country that Judson Comb by hanging himself to the ers ot an old shed Ill health is said to hare been the cause AT DAYTON 2 Terre Haute 5 AT YOUNGSTOWN 3 Akron 2 AT ZANESVILLE 5 Canton 13 AT ERIE 5 Wheeling 1 mon is still by the racy of Ohio which could not be I by the activities of the few persons calling themselves his enemies Erie 10 14 T- i i E I L I t JtJ i 1 iJ every congressional district in G 12 9 571 Ft W 9 13 409 except the which con- 13 10 565 S 8 13 nsi ARGAIN COUNTER A pretty assortment of ft Axminster room size All our Calico tight and dark colors 24 inch Oak Grain Filler for around rugs per yd Many odd pairs of soiled Lace Curtains marked way down A xm i n i s t e r room size door Rugs to Hat Flowers allat Curtain Stretcher large with pins one inch apart long Silk Gloves AA Wack white and tan V Pretty Dark Persian Drapery per yd lOc Matches for French China fancy dinner Plates and Cups and lOc Regular fancy for lOc Collier's ono he will have carried his campaign T 13 into the state tain Cincinnati the president's home i He will have traveled between and miles and made over 30 PREACHER IS KILLED of Shot Down by Cousin Accused Intimacy With His Wife Waycross Ga May a pistol duel at Millwood the Rev C C nett was killed and Carey Bennett J H Murray and Sam Murray wounded The duel was fought by Jhe two Bennetts who are cousins jind the Murrays were hit by stray The duel was the tion of trouble Carey ret and the Rev Bennett about at- j Jr Yz h J President of the 8 ll I 12 429 f Democratic league of Ohio 9 591 Akron 9 13 1 look a Parting shot at Governor mon it a statement in which 11 10 ZanesT 4 is m f of the j 66 Democratic members of the Ohio OHIO STATE LEAGUE AT MANSFIELD 4 Portsmouth 3 AT MARION 6 Newark 4 AT LIMA 5 Chillicothe 2 W L W L Ports 10 Mans 10 9 S Marion S 556 9 oOO Lima 9 9 500 8 10 444 S 10 444 constitutional convention are against the governor in his to land the presidential nomination He also in- that a vote for Harmon at morrow's primaries is a vote for Wall street ENDS DISSIPATED CAREER SEES COMPANION KILLED Balloonist However Makes Para- chute Descent and Lands Safely German Nobleman Suicides When Boston Mav Barr 20 Jilted by Chicago Woman Chicago Spruck ron Aim en thai member of the jian and large land owner fn Oregon Washington and Idaho shot and killed Hotel at- his i tentions paid by the former to the j who round the body in wife MrF Bennett witnessed looin a revolver in the duel hand and a photograph of Mrs ces Rosenblatt mere of the lato son Morris millionaire packer in the other Houston Has Fire Houston Tex One million dollars loss was the toll claimed by the fire In the central business district of Houston when fire originated in the six-story Stowers building occupied Ly Stowers Furniture company and A Millinery establishment destroying that structure and three buildings and damaging four others Defective is declared by firemen to have been cause Execution Stt May is now that ex wm take place early tomorrow morning Von left a note in which of Lynn was instantly killed by a fall of about 2.000 feet from a loon info thf water at He Intended to make a descent by means ftf a parachute but the device failed to open and youth came down into the yards from with such forre that every body was broken Barr and of bridge made he ascent When the had reached a j amount of labor on farms and quent increase in wages decrease of Vanished i farms and farming around the O May i excessive profits bv Elwood editor of the Quincy Gazette i to too many small shops and too has disappeared and his creditors much between producer and have caused a warrant for hiB arrest I consumer too much purchase on to be issued i at advanced inadequate I transportation to proximate farming From Burns j districts especially fn short Circleville O May 20 Beatrice and inadequate control of 3 daughter of Mr and Mrs scales weights and measures abuse LIVE STOCK AND GRAIN CHICAGO MAT li Cattle Receipts 300 beeves 25 Texas 75 western Steers 7 stackers and 1 00 cows and heifers 25 25 head SO mixed 9S heavy 95 rough IT 7 65 pigs Jo 00 Sheep and head native ern 40 native lambs Of western 00 lings 7 35 2 red 14 2 2 Granville Bircher died as the result falling into a tub of boiling water Harmon Claims Michigan Bunch Washington May The Harmon headquarters issued a claim that the 30 members of the Michigan delegation to the Baltimore of the laws too high charges improper conditions of our city markets growing luxuriousness of the people which eliminates careful housekeeping and convention elected last week will be for Harmon The basis of this claim is a telegram received from Judge of Detroit who says that Frensdorf the Wilson ENEMY HARD TO FIND Mexican Federal Troops Have co's Army on the Run May ment in Mexico re- ernor Harmon ager in Michigan conceded a j ported that the federals have lty Michigan delegation to j the main force under Genral Orozco the rebel leader to a greater extent has been supposed erto rebel force is so scattered it is stated that the federals are it difficult to find the Root to Be Chairman Washington May 20 is stated in Washington that Senator Root of New York will be i the temporary chairman of rhe tional convention in Chicago unless i he declines the offer i army I i WEATHER OBSERVATIONS f of el Barr reloaded downward le said his despondency was due to firink and the fart that he had lost j head first Tho man a the finest woman in the world be- cause of his drinking Returns Home With Children Xew York May automobile lide through Central park to give the two Titanic waifs a lasting picture of city that was their home Tor a month was the send-off given Mme Marcelle and her two little boys before they boarded the Star liner Oceanic tor Eu- rope his companion dearh but released his para chute and alighted in the in safety Baby Shields Mother Rook ArU May D P Coultor of an attempted lives because her baby lying her breast caught in its own little body the let at her by her baffled ant The baby died AS YOU LIKE IT Marion had a fire when Marion was destroyed At Pa Hurry 7 Indian blow off the bead of Mary Goodish with j his shotgun While attempting to escape from Fort McPherson at Atlanta Ga ter H Fraetz deserter was shot to death by a sentry The Steel company has d its capital stock from to By a score of 500 to 463 Ora of Pittsburg defeated of Chicago champion 18.1 Hard of the world Mrs Amanda Black 69 and Mary er j i Observations of the j J State n Bather bureau taken 8 p m Columbus X Xew York Albany Atlantic City Boston Clark 6 months were burned death in a fire which destroyed Buckley Sharon to Buffalo 48 Chicago 44 70 60 56 64 St Louis SO New Orleans 74 Washington 76 Philadelphia 74 Rain Cloudy Cloudy Coudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Weather Forecast Washington May tions for PITTSBURG PA MAT 18 Cattle Supply ie 70 prime 75 tidy butchers to if 1 55 heifers 50 fat bulls fresh cows 00 veal calves 99 75 Hogs Receipts 10 cars heavy hogs mediums and heavy Yorkers 10 light Yorkers pigs 25 Sheep and Lambs llrht o CS irt lambs 00 EAST BUFFALO MAY 18 Cattle Receipts 2 export cattle JS shipping steers 00 butcher steers 8 heifers SO 25 7 fat 00 bulls 25 ers and springers 52 o calves 950 Hogs Receipts 45 cars 40 mediums IS 2508 Yorkers 15 25 pigs 25 30 00 and Lambs Receipts IS yearlings 75 25 mixed sheep 75 ewes iO lambs 56 P orf CINCINNATI O MAY- It Receipts 335 steers 25 heifers 50 cows 50 calves 75 1.723 ere 05 common sows g-7 pigs and lights 30 stass 00 6 00 Sheep and Lambs Receipts sheep 85 lambe OT 50 spring lambs Wheat No 2 red 24 No 2 mixed No 2 mixed Rve i CLEVELAND O MAT Cattle Receipts 50 fat steers 75 wod to choi steers 25 fair to steers 1C 75 heifers 6 75 cows 6 25 bulls 50 and 110 calves 50 Receipts 2.000 head uma Yorkers 99 1C roughs 17 Sheep and Reed head choice clipped IB earn MML enMC
