Van Wert Daily Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - May 25, 1912, Van Wert, Ohio ESTABLISHED A D 1878 VAN OHIO SATURDAY MAY 25 1912 PRICE TWO GUI you i ad as clearly with your left eye as with your right Shot one eye then the other Doubtless you'll be amazed at the result If eyes are not alike in strength and focusing power Yon Need Glasses MIXES STORIES WITH POLITICS Theodore Roosevelt Threatens to Annihilate Aii Bosses SAYS TAFT TALKS NONSENSE W H BIXBY Chief of Army Engineers at Navigation Meet J C COLLIER Home Guard Temple Van Wort Ohio Appointments can be made for my Optical services at your own home r where in Van Wert County Celma Lathing here Paulding or s The crowds Colonel Addresses Many Large Crowds on Second Day of Flying Trio Through New Jersey In Quest Of Primary His Re- eall of Judicial Decisions and Gives Advice to Parents on the Art of Raising j Jersey City N J May the p close of his second day's campaign S in this state Colonel Roosevelt said Wo are going to beat the politicians K tight in New Jersey next day When we got through with f them In Pennsylvania there wasn't enough left ot them to put into a j It will be about the same turned out to hear the colonel were large Said en- In some places the com- FATE OF CUBA IS IN BALANCE President Gomez Must Stara Out Negro Revolt UNCLE SAM GROWS ESTHER E AND SURGEON efforts of policemen and men of no avail in keeping j ot them back The people swarmed of the American School of j Osteopathy Mo under the founder about Mm Cheering and strugglin A hBS Set close enough to shake Dr John H Wilson over MIt Tom's East Main Street Van Wert Ohio Diseases of With him At the colonel wi Women and Children and Obstetrics obliged to pitch in with both arms tc the summit of Mt Logan near this fight his wai out DR B L GOOD Surgery and Diseases of Women for North Washington street Hours p m DR JM H PERRY Practice limited to diseases to the Throat and adjustment at Telephone 1813 BOMB TEMPLE VAN OHIO Office 3 to 11 AM 1 to 3 en Were Lad Ends Life O May 23 Mas body of Ralph Wooster aged 15 I e student in the high j and son of County Treasurer i George A Wooster was found near j dty by Albert Seymour a farmei Taft s that if my j The boy had shot himself in the fore- on judicial head with a and AND GLASSES Eyes The latest methods employed ifi 4 i- Europe and America lor the Just as well speak of recalling errors are used In this office yofe by TV Inch the 13 original state OK JOHN adopted the constitution Suppose that the income t Over Tom's B to a to 5 p ta e amendment tne constitution phone 3478 Other hours by special adopted Does Mr Taft think th two or three estates could recall th were said the j death was instantaneous at Camden would over his studies at school is nothing to prevent a legislature assigned as the cause of the act His repealing the thirteenth mother is prostrated and fifteenth amendments to the con and disfranchising the n Red Flag Hoisted by Strikers groes It is impossible to treat sue j Sandusky O May as fither sincere 01 i Chist red flag was hoisted over It is sheer nonsense You island as the result of a strike Of 150 employes of the company of Cleveland The strikers walked out and hoisted the flag when ment their demands of an increase of 25 Cents a in their pay was refused I There are no authorities on i control the situation A B M D Specialty the eva and of glasses amendment after it had become part of the It is erly 10S East Main street over Savines Bani HOOTS 10 to 12 a m l to such nonsense Savings Bank Hours 10 to 12 a m 1 i p m and at other times at special appoint ment MARTIN S CHAMER X AMD Weat Main street Van O 1603 DR R R RICHISON AND All aalis given prompt attention Office South Washington street 3449 dence 3417 OR C G CHURCH ART Calls promptly attended dap and nig corner and Main Office J MORGAN M D AND STo 838 North Jefferson street No 1053 Residence Phone So 1008 War Veteran Gets Life Sentence Columbus O May 25 Milan A Coe a vete an of the civil war who j shot and led his sweetheart na March 2 enraged j with and fired with j pleaded guilty in criminal court to Mixes His Subjects In his other speeches Colone mixed politics with other things some of which bore no relation to the issues of the cair i fler in rhe and He was in a moc i E s i in the cow country and j tn Penitentiary during the Spanish It OR c E PHYSICIAN Bines Block Bast Main street deuce 718 South street Phone B much of a lie said but it was all the war was and it wasn my fault that there was not enough to go round He gave advice to parents as TO the proper way to bring up children have been interred funeral and urged the to practice were held for her Ruth Fordyce a teacher in the bridge schools who died after a shoi t Mock Turned to Reality Cambridge O May 25 hours the time set for holding a at the home of wnen me roul years of work was tr square deal When he did refer to politics it VT as to al assault upon the bosses and to peal for support in what he a straight lineup between the ple and the special interests It wat a blistering dav but Colonel H C GLENN Van Wert Ohio Office Jn Swineford Building i and was ing a good time eimer Main and Washington streets ington street stairs EDWARD C IGItt East Main Street Van Wert 0 over Gleason Store Telt said he did not mind the FEAR ERUPTION Will Send Troops to Island Republic If Government Does Not Act With Sufficient and Guard Filled With Colored Troop Who Threaten to Desert Espouse Cause of Revolutionists Treasury Is Empty Washington May Statements made at lh war ot 11 departments the next 24 horis v t demonstrate whether the Cuban can or can not ir negro revolt The has not et Itself and if the Cuban e nmr n can act with sufficient energy it here the negroes can be subdued If the go c Bient tas failed in the last few It is here as troops will be sent to Cub promptly There is no intention o Intervening recen ed the war and state departments v e Some of these said conditions were rapidly while others things growls vorse Theories as to the of tnr negro uprising are diverse I- Ia declared by many that the are fighting to obtain the abrogation Of the law the tlon of a political party in the eat of their race By others it that the uprising is due t the determination of the more promi nent negroes known as leaders 10 gain political preferment by main force The most persistent IB that the being fomented for the purpose of bringing about American intervention Desertions Are Feared The Cuban army and rural guard ia filled with negroes who are not expected loyal should tap negro movement meet with success The present policy of the negro ers seems to be one of and looting the ground with the person More negroes expected to be attracted by these tures cf thp than if the rebe's formed info armies gave open battle to the forces The Cuban eminent pi dieted the suppression of the revolt 10 davs The Gomez government will in P few days be face to face with an other most phase of the ation Thp treasury is empty and daily expense of Held operations already undertake la very sreat and it is not where the ironey to defray the cam will from Cuban Executive Who Has Revolt on HE HAS VOTES President Taft Seconds More Pointed in His Remarks COVERS SIX COUNTIES IN DAY SAYS HEAT MADE HIM RETREAT Leader ot Mexican Rebels Takes Defeat Philosophically El Tex May if sub- the rebel claim that the federals themselves suffered heavily In the fighting at the have tailed to follow up the to Offsetting the federal claims that the rebels lost Or more rebels said they lost no more than TOO and declare they aie ready for another fight The rebels were not so badly demoralized as The rebels claim to have lost none of their cannon We can not always have said General Orozco The federal cannon fire was superior to ours and our ammunition was short and the heat was terrific These in- led me to withdraw my men As the situation stands now we expect the federals to be cut off any time from their base of supplies at Torreon by the cutting of railroad communication be- tween these two places by the forces of Campa and Canales who are in the vicinity of Torreon In case they fall farther back the rebels say that 46 miles south of the city of ably will be the scene of the next combat Became Larger and More Enthusiastic as Hia Campaign For New Jersey Primary Votes Tell Him That Seven of 12 District Delegates Are Faith In His Ability to Win Nomination New York May 25 lican voters to safeguard the the Roosevelt Taft swept through six ties of New Jersey The second day Of his campaign across the Hudson ended with speeches in Hoboken and Jersey City president had delivered 16 when he finally turned his back un the present battleground and to the home of his brother Henry W Taft The president in his speeches more pointed in his attacks on Col- onel In one or two of them he seemed to intimate that it ia important that Colonel Roosevelt should be defeated at cago than for the Republicans to ba returned to power next November Crowds Grow Larger The crowds that greeted the dent on his second day in New aey were larger and mora enthusiastic than those that turned out on Thursday His receptions in Somerset and Union j ties were unusually warm He put j more fire life into his utterances and reiterated emphatically that has the nomination in Chicago won that he has a sufficient number of delegates and that the Republican will stand by him j Assurances which the Taft leaders j in New Jersey brought to the j dent mav have had something to do with the more spirited character o i his campaign They told Mr Taft I that were counting on carrying I CONFERENCE ADJOURNS Presbyterian Gathering at Was Notable Affair Louisville Of the one bundled and assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the States of marked the end of one of the most successful years in the history of the church A new intermediate catechism for the special instruction of the young people of the church approved though subject to ment and revision it the next bly The previous attitude of the church the manufacture and sale of liquor was reaffirmed by this bly which recalled Secretary of culture James Wilson as an ed delegate to the Pan-Presbyterian council in Scotland next year tuting therefor John W Foster of Washington The assembly declined to revise the attitude of the church toward women as ministers declining to open to the see the door to pulpits DIX FEELS HUMILIATED London May 25 Governor Dix of New York who has been on motor trip arrived here Speaking of President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt the governor said he considered it a ing spectacle to witness their fight As an American he felt keenly that the dignity ot the presidential office should so lowered and should attract mo much attention ELECT LAST BISHOP Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church Prepares to Quit Minneapolis Minn May quadrennial conference of the dist Episcopal church Minneapolis finally completed its lection of fight new resident bishop's when Dr Wilbur Patterson president of Harvard university was elected to the episcopacy on the twenty-fourth ballot Franklin M Leete of the Detroit conference and Rev R J Cooke of New York were elected to be bishops on the twenty-third and twenty-fourth bat Because of the great amount of business j et to be the conference voted to make next instead of Tuesday the data Of final adjournment as previously Illness OSCAR W PRIDDY Boom Home Temple WILLIAM FOSTNAUGHT VAS OHIO rhe law of Realty Titles and Abstracts a specialty Loans made CLARK OOOO Attorney at Law rence of earth tremors or treet opposite Court House Mauna Loa becomes active Jury Acquits Wallpaper Men Cleveland O May 25 de- fendants in the government's suit an alleged wallpaper trust were acquitted on the charge of conspiring in restraint of i When a in the federal court re- j turned a verdict of not guilty Find Boy's Charred Body Defiance O Maj body ot Richard the son of Mr and Mrs Martin Miller was found on the floor of a destroyed by fire Il BOTH CONTESTS MAY BE SETTLED SOON Result of Track Meet Columbus O May State Oberlin Reserve IS Cincinnati 1 Miami 8 Denison 4 Case 3 Wooster 2 and Ohio unh er sity i tells the story of the tenth annual Bix Six track meet held at Ohio field at least of the 12 adjournment as al districts and that he also had hopes of landing the large j A considerable flurry was caused ir the Republican camp through the of a report that the j dent at a at State Senator home near had said that he had the and would be named at Chicago money wasn't used The dent when his attention was called to this story denied vigorously that he had made any reference to monei i HawalUns Prepare For Flight as i Crater Begins to Smoke Honolulu May island of Hawaii was stricken bj the se1 eies earthquake experienced in Wireless advices report Mauna Loa Seismologists predicted an j ls ed the little fellow had been eruption for June There with matches throughout the islands Many residents are preparing to flee j FACE FOOD FAMINE tc place of safety if there is a 1 if j Strike at London Assumes Democrats and Republicans Pick Delegates Today j Recorded tn Seattle I Collier's gain Counter NEW PICTORIAL FASHION BOOK and -i A hams a big choice at I UC All our calicoes light or C M dark ww Clurey lace at less than half Pretty new patterns C A from lOc to I 99 Bars Lenox Soap for Collier's Fair TAN WEKT OHIO j Serious Aspect i London May j ments have brought London face to Seattle Wash May of j the certainty of another earthquakes recorded prolonged ruinous strike Both at the of Washington wa- ters and men seem determined not marked on the seismograph The to give way All that has happened dilations were from the northwest during the day has served to and it is ed at the university ate the differences between the em- t that the earthquakes centered in tbe and the employed transport Aleutian Islands Alaska j workers dispute It is clear that the ot foodstuffs must aoon be KILLED HIS MAN affected Citizen Is Freed on Self- j Sultan Tired of Job Defense Plea Paris May Mulai Hand the 1 O May 1 Sultan of Morocco announces his man shot and killed Prank i Irrevocable derision to abdicate here last November but he is now a free man as the manslaughter indict annulled and he was WEATHER OBSERVATIONS i to 30 days in the workhouse for carrying concealed an of the Glad I went Bureau taken at man as Hamler m had n hatchet at him A Temp 4 Cloudy t Cloudy Cloudy Columbus 75 Four Kings at Funeral Xew Copenhagen May pomp and ceremony marked V the of four kings foil I queens and notables from all over Europe tbe body of the I King Frederick VIII was laid to gt T New Orleans i In Frederick V's chapel at Roskilde Patrol Streets Budapest Maj 25 At a meeting it was decided that all era should return to work The labor urged the avoidance of all excesses Tn spite of this rioting aad troops are the city it 76 62 68 11 Washington Philadelphia 62 76 82 82 70 Cloudy Cloudy A j Clear T Cloudy Cloudy i I j Clear Clear Rain Forecast Washington May i for variable winds J Columbus O May 25 The Re- publicans will hold 33 and Democrats K county contentions today to select delegates to their respective state conventions Action taken in these bodies mai the control of the in the two parties The today give promise Ot offering the crucial test of of the rival factions The issue in the Republican ings will be whether President Taft or Former Roosevelt is to have the delegations to the state con- which will select six to Factional control also is in abeyance The main will be obscured by local flnes and candidacies in a few in- stances On the side the issue between Harmon and Governor or more ly whether thf delegates to the state convention adopt the modified unit rule as advocated by Governor Harmon's friends The that it shall ply only c OIK as the in the i and not ob- tain Whole vention rior won o counties I1 him Pi nm and him 1 indorsed fir unit riJp i ia Still hr state of Taff in with era o F Brown of th Roosevelt WPS in in that th Ml of pressed in the presidential preference on should not bo overridden in a of That Governor Harmon got 22 and tbe forces IP district Delegates to tho Democratic national convention is out by re- turns from tbe different districts LIVE STOCK AND GRAIN MAT 25 Cattle Receipts hend beeves SI 40 Texas steers 56 85 western steers 90 stocked and laeders 85 cows and heifers 0008 00 calves 75 light mixed heavy 17 85 rough 55 pigs 00 91 00 Sheep and Receipts native sheep 25 western 40 native lambs 00 western K 00 yearlings 7 50 2 red Si IS NO 2 EAST BUFFALO MAT 2B Cattle Receipts 5 cars choice ex- port cattle 10 steers IT 25 butcher steers JS 00 fat cows bulls milkers and 55 calvea 26 JO cars heavies IS 15 15 SS 10 40 roughs tT 25 25 and 22 cars 25 wethers 2B mixed To 75 ewes 00 50 lambs 15 PITTSBURG PA MAT light choice SS 8 prime JS tidy butchers bulls 25 fat SS 50 heifers tn fresh and 00 51 7509 25 5 cars heavies mixed mediums and heavy ers 10 light Yorkers 7 35 Sheep and fair primp St 00 good i 75 fair lambs 1350 50 s limbs JC 00 CINCINNATI O MAY 25 1.32 head C 40 IS 52 -T 4 00 2 fO 10 pigs 15 stags 54 i f 6 00 Sheep head sheep J 55 00 2 rod 21 23 No 2 2 2 o 25 Cattle 100 head fit Blears 00 good to choice 25 nn fit bulN M 25 fat cows and 00 calves 00 head mediums It SO Yorkers SO pigs 25 roughs ST 25 stags 16.00 and head choice clipped tH lOftt TOLEDO O MAT 25 Want SI corn Sit ST LICENSE PROPOSAL BASSES WALKER HIT HARD Highlanders Easily Defeat ton In First of Series New York May ers easily defeated Washington in the first game of the series Walker was hit hard in the first and seventh Zinn in the seventh hit a home run into the ers R k E 10101001 6 14 2 Kew York 30000152 14 1 and and Sweeney Drys Take Serious Objections to Amendment AMERICAN LEAQUE AT R H E Philadelphia i Boston 20000024 8 C and and Columbus O May It is extremely doubtful if the dry forces of the state under the leadership of the league will support the Anderson liquor license proposal was indicated by statements made by Superintendent Wayne B er after the constitutional convention passed the proposal OQ third reading with two substantial changes Insertion of a little word of three is said by the wets makes it impossible for many to enact statewide prohibition laws 01 to enlarge the political sub- that may be made dry under laws The largest unit now is the county The amendment restricting the power of the legislature to enact laws adopted 60 to 51 while a second amendment denning a was adopted 81 to 18 A is denned as a place where in- liquors are sold in ties one gallon Upon Delegate Riley's proposal re- forming criminal procedure to the extent of making it lawful for a attorney to argue to a jury the fact that the defendant in a criminal case refrained from takin the stand in bis own defense and making it proper also for judge to consider this fact in his charge to thp jury a hot led Peck of Hamilton county and James W of len whom Peck referred to as a professional defender of The on- slaught upon the eral short talks were made with the hard fate of the poor but it was adopted by a vote of 66 to 30 CLUBS W L PC W L PC Chicago 25 8 778 Phila 18 461 21 10 Cleveland IS IB 16 14 533 N Tork 9 19 221 Detroit 14 16 St 8 21.276 NATIONAL LEAGUE AT R H B 00000026 11 l 0 Philadelphia 00100100 12 and Klins Moore ton and AT ST Cincinnati 02100102 14 1 00128000 6 10 3 Benton and McLean Geyer and AT 01001000 0 0 0 1 1 4 Cole and Kelly AT New Tork 0 Brooklyn 0 1 14 1 and Archer R H E 3002100 7 1 0010200 8 1 and Meyera mon Knetzer and CLUBS N York Chicaro W PC CLUBS 23 f 23 10 697 St 16 14 Boston 14 14 Brooklyn W L PC 11 18 14 21 400 12 20 876 If AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AT KANSAS CITY 0 Minneapolis a AT LOUISVILLE 1 9 AT ST PAUL 5 Milwaukee 3 AT TOLEDO 0 Indianapolis S CLT Is PC W T- Columbus 25 14 641 St Paul IS 21 14 -511 14 20 412 Toledo 21 15 15 23 K City 13 21 CENTRAL LEAGUE AT HAUTE 9 f AT 6 Youngstown 7 AT GRAND RAPIDS 2 Akron 5 AT FORT 9 AT SOUTH BEND 10 Erie 13 AT 6 Wheeling 2 W 1 PC W L 19 8 704 13 IB 19 9 67 Ft Wayne 12 If 444 Babies Succumb to Heat Pittsburg Pa May the government thermometers registering tix higher than on the same last year deaths from ware reported to tne Tke T Haute 17 10 630 Canton 9 17 G Rapids 16 11 S Bend S 17 Dayton 15 11 577 S 17 14 12 7 17 OHIO STATE LEAGUE AT NEWARK 3 Chillicothe i AT MARION 7 10 AT LIMA 0 Portsmouth 2 W U PC 1 14 11 II Marlon 12 11 Lima U M IS 11 SIS M M
