The Mahoning Dispatch from Canfield, Ohio • Page 6

I Ifw let i 1 Kf i SO fT i lr ST BV fc IS6UED WEEKLY FOWLER CANFD2LJ TELEPHONE NOj 48 Editor OHIO Term of Subscription One Year 1M Ulx Months oO There promises to be a lively tlmo in the republican county convention when it gathers Jn Youngstown Attorney Andersons friends want blm endorsed for governor and the irlends of former Senator Wirt are equally determined that he shall be endorsed for secretary of state Wirt and Anderson have been political enemies ever since the historic Niles convention when Wirt was nominated for state senator when Anderson seemed to have the plum Within his grasp In the county convention Jewett MeGown may be called upon to give the history of the iNiles convention as he was in tho thick of the battle GETTYSBURG April 17 Carl Clay Is in Paines ville getting a car load of trees ready Jfor delivery Mrs George Godward -of Salem visited her daughter Mrs A Coy this week Ralph Schnurrenborger and wife ot Calla spent Sunday hero with bis parents Mabel Coy Is confined to tho house with pleurisy MrB Freeman Rupright of New puffajo is here visiting her daughter Jlrs Carl Clay Everitt Getz returned home Monday from a visit with relatives in Koble county Harris Brothers cow buyers of Sa Jem called in the burg today Joseph Kindig has placed his order for a Ford automobile Mrs Cyrena Thomas died last Saturday from the infirmities incident to old ago The deceased wa3 born in Jackson township in August 1831 nnd was tho daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Callahan She is survived byv four sons and ono daughter Wra and Jerry Getz of town Jesse Getz of Salem Lizzie Gll lert of Conncaut and Charles Getz of this place Funeral services held Conday from the home of her son JCnarles were conducted by Elder I Coy BuriaJ in the old Methodist eraetery west of Greenford BRAIN LEAKS Mans best investments are kind Words cheerful smiles and helpful It only those who sowed wild oats tad to reap them It wouldnt be eo iad The trouble 1st that Innocent jople often have px do the most of the harvesting iCoromonw st i i iii ii in irm S5 7 YOUNGSTOWN Qydc Dale aged 24 who camo horo from OH City In quest of work was run down and killed Sunday morning whlfo walking with another man on tho Ponnsy railroad near Spring Common Tho young mans father camo hero and took the remains homo for burial Tons of earth and rock loosened by the warm weather slipped down against tho homo of Mrs MaLafferty on South Forest avonuo last week and wrecked the dwelling An organized movement to ralso money for St Elizabeth hospital was CrT 7ZZ OS Inaugurated Special Notice Obituary Notices Uesolutiono of Respect Cards of ThankB and notices of church and charitable entertainments and tho llko whore an admls ttoa foo Is charged will be charged lor at tho rato of ono half cent a word Thane must bo paid for In ndvsnce or charged to responsible parties order tng tho came FRIDAY APRIL 19 1912 TEN PAGES Thoro Is gloom In the Taft camp since tho Illinois and Pennsylvania primaries but for Roosevelt boosters joy Is uuconflned Only for wireless telegraphy not a soul aboard the Titanic would hnvo been saved neither would It ever have been known what sent the Ti tanic to the bottom of the sea or wuere Tho disaster to the great ocean liner Titanic has crowded politics entirely off big city paper first pages for several davs In fact all other topics give way to contemplation ot the tragedy of the Atlantic profoundly stirring national grief because of the unparalled loss of life Never in the history of this country was there anythiug like the factional fighting that is now going on In the ranks of the two leading political parties But the rank and file Qf both parties will not be bowed down with grief if the rows cause the political death of all would be leaders or dictators Gov Harmon has hppointed Judge Joseph OTHara of Cincinnati to succeed the late Judge Price of Lima on the supreme court bench This is the appointment friends of Hon John Clarke of Cleveland hoped he would receive The court under tha new appointment will be bi partisan for the first time in a third of a century Former Congressman James Kennedy has not yet announced his candidacy for renomlnation The withdrawal of Metzger of Salem should be water on his wheel Metzger would have been able to roll up a big vote In this his native county If James has longings for further congressional honors he should not long lelay getting into the race Prosecuting Attorney 1 Metz ger of Salem has announced that he will not be a candidate for the republican nomination for congress In this district his time being entirely taken up with his duties as prosecutor Had Mr Metzger remained in tho race his friends believe he would fcave won the nomination But he is young and can afford to wait until he Is not so busy professionally for further honors Weunesony ana iuuuh dollars poured Into the fund Tim lientlntiartor8 are In tno IMkb club house nnd many leading citizens aro Interesting themselves In the enterprise which Is a most worthy ono Tho present hospltnla aro overcrowded due largely to tho many accidents In tho uig Industrial plants It may bo true ns has been remarked Hint the four bin steel corporations of the city should provide a hospital of their own ana tnus roiievo tlons but so lonK ns they show no disposition to do this It is necessary to tnko action that will givo tho city greater hospital accommodations Tho fine new A building on Rnycn avenue has been dedicated and is now open to the public une structure Is a beatitirul ono and is modernlv cnulnned It means much to the young women of this city and will stand as a monument to tho memory of the generous christian people who are responsible for its creation Thomas Maybeny 30 years old died Monday of spinal meningitis Cantwcll declines to run as a Wilson delegate candidate to the demociatlc national convention Tho storm Sunday night did mucn dnmage especially in East Youngstown where earth was washed on to street car tracks causing traffic to Ibe suspended for some time Nearly 100 building permits have1 been issued thus far in April With the coming of settled weather it Is uredlcted the city will have tue greatest building boom in ner nis tory Judging from frequent exhibitions on the streets there Is still a flock of painted doves within the city con fines The commissioners of road district No 1 are advertising for bids to ouild several brick roads leading out of the city and a macadam road for the Pleasant Grove locality Judge IBarnum is holding court in Ravenna and Judge Robinson is on the bench in this city Frank Jubeck was drunk Saturday night and was pinched for beating his wife At the meeting of the democratic county committee last Saturday Gov Harmon was endorsed for the presidential nomination Dahl Cooper is out for the democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney and Beard announced himself some time ago Resch and Schlegel will fight it out for the sheriff nomination The decision of the Central Passenger Association to run no excursions in Ohio the coming summer is a hard jolt for pleasure parks in tnis locality Most people unless they get reouced raihoad rates are slow to Ibreak away for a days pleasure at park resorts Swarms of tramps have been permitted to lodge in the lockup for months past but an order was issued Saturday that no more knights of the road would be housed nights in the city prison Foreigners fought Saturday night in West Rayen avenue and one of them carries a hunk of lead in his anatomy Hell recover Harmon supporters in- this city have it in for Congressman Whitacre who has boldly announced that he will make a state wide fight against the governor for the presidential nomination Cossler a well known citizen died Saturday night at the advanced age of 81 years Just now Joe Wess weais a smile that cannot be wiped off He sees in his favorite candidate for the presi dency Roosevelt a sure winner of the nomination in the Chicago convention In the event of Teddys election Josejph will surely be in po sition to ask for almost any official place within the gift of the chief ex ecutive Hon Robt Bonynge will give an address on the banking system in the assembly room of tho First National bank Friday night Charles Fowler 50 years old died iSunday of pneumonia He was a native of Vienna Trumbull county Next Monday Judge Barnum will hear tho disbarment case against attorney Clark who has made a complete denial of the charges against him growing out of the delivery of a deed in connection with a land contract Talking of moving the Falls Avenue fire station to Lansingville Simpkins for 26 years wat crworks clerk has become supervisor of accounts In tho office at an annual salary of G0O Judge Wllklns and wife ot Warren were driving along Grant street In an automobile Tuesday evening when the four-ear-old son of Loftus ran unexpectedly in front of the machine and was so badly Injured that death resulted Tony Flocco is in the clutches of the law for removing from the state mortgaged goods which he had purchased on the installment plan Candidates for county offices are hustling now to file their petitions with the loard of elections Wm Traut doing business at the iCrab Creek Distilling Co has filed a petition In bankruptcy nlacintj II- ablltes at 9G01 and assets at 13 092 The county commissioners have set apart rooms in the court house for the use of the humane society John Crishal a laborer 2G yeans old fell at the Sheet Tube plant Wednesday afternoon and crushed his skull causing death uepresentatlves of the city are In Milton township securing options on land to be used for the reservoir which Is to store tho city water sup ply in yearB to come Prof iC Muckley who went to Cleveland from this city years ago to take a place in the schools Is mentioned as being likely to be appointed superintendent of the Cleveland schools Supt Chanoy of this city denies that he Is a candidate for the place being perfectly satisfied with bis position here Senator Tod Is arranging for a series of matinee races during the summer at Southern park which ho owns Hon Cooper who has served one term moBt acceptably in the house branch of the legislature an nounces ms candidacy ipr a second i 4 THE MAHONING DISPATCH FBEDAT APBIL 19 1912 SALEM Mayor McKay has a dog that has such a fondneBs for milk that hoallpa upon tho porches of neighbors and carries away full milk bottles Then ho noses in tho paper top tips the bottle and laps up tho Incteal Jluld Nathan Thomas a civil war veteran who died last week In Lisbon of neuralgia of tho stomach aged 68 was woll known In this city Roy Davis quit his Job in tho Stark Electric depot and has been succeeded by Harvey Hughes Quito a number from here went to Garfield last week to witness tho spraying and pruning demonstration In ISheltons orchard by an ox pert from tho agricultural college of tho state university The Epworth Leaguo is making great preparations to celebrate its anniversary iMay 12 Jesse McGregor sent to the pen from this county 18 years ago for tho murder of Liz Ewlng at Wellsvllle has been pardoned on condition that ho refrain from tho use of intoxicants McGregor has twice before been at liberty on such condition but got to bowling up and was sent back to prison Grangers and farmers near tho city want a market house or at least a curb market established to make disposal of their products easier As a result of a norse ueai Harding of this city was given a verdict of J2U45 against A McBl dowuey of Garfield tho case being tiled before a jury in Justice John sons court This city will not have a municipal lighting plant council at a recent meeting having decided to ask for bids for electilc lighting of streets and city buildings All bids for the new city hospital were above the estimate hence none could be accepted Frank Boston has returned nom a Cleveland hospital where he went two months ago and underwent two surgical operations He is regaining strength Mrs Haimon Nease died Sunday evening after a long illness Deceased was tho daughter of Mr and Mrs David Bowell and was born in Niles April 26 1841 She was married in Canfield Aug 3 1871 With the exception of a few years residence in New Albany and Kansas most of her life was spent in this city She Is survived by her husband and one son Harry of Tacoma Wash one brother Rev Bowell of Em poria Kan and one sister Mrs Coy of Cantleia sne was a member of the Christian church Funeral services held from the family home Wednesday afternoon were conducted by Rev Grable and burial was made in Hope cemetery Joe Sellar who has been visiting here after serving three years in the army left Monday for New York to reenlist in the service On May 19 Rev Grable will celebrate the completion of 10 years service as pastor of the Christian church Or and Mrs Stewart have returned from Florida the former much broken In health He is the father of Mrs Brush Anti Harmon democrats congregated in this city last Saturday and named Congressman Whi acre of Canton and Cantweil of Youngstown as candidates for Wilson delegates to the democratic national convention from this district Harry Tullis charged Wilson Stewart with being on too good terms with his wife while a boarder at hit home and when the former struck the latter the men mixed it up right Tullis coming out second in the scrap Kirby iLlber aged 38 who suffered two strokes of paralysis became deranged and has been taken to the Massillon state hospital for treatment At the meetng in this Mty last week Stambaugh of Youngstown and Judge Jason Brooks of East ILIverpool were named as the two Taft candidates for district delegates to the republican national convention Mahoning and Columbiana counties combining to defeat Julius Whiting jr of Canton and he and his friends are naturally not a little displeased Salem is to have her annual cleanup day May 7 In spots she plainly shows the need of a bath Al Carllle will be one of the Harmon districts delegates to the democratic national convention His first choice is Harmon and Champ Clark second Here is the democratic county ticket named at Lisbon last week Sheriff Crawford East Liverpool auditor Bert Burns Lisbon clerk King Homeworth recorder Rice West Beaver representatives Cutshall New Waterford and Rev Henderson West Beaver commissioners Patter son Elkton Thos Slrreve Calcutta Qulgley Columbiana No nomi nations were made for prosecuting attorney and robate Judge Warren of Leetonla who was the prosecutor candidate two years ago and came near winning declined to accept the nomination again declaring that the very men who urged him to be a candidate two years ago refused to support him for election Henry Vohwinkle formerly superintendent of the nail mill in this city was killed by the cars lastweek at Huntington Pa In recent years he had ben a traveling salesman He was 52 years old and leaves his wife who was formerly Miss Mary Finloy of this city There will be degree work in Amity lodge of Odd Fellows Thursday night tho degree staff to be composed of star workers on teams throughout this district Since the ordinance relating to the covering of wares exposed in front of stores and spitting on sidewalks is enforced a notlceaJble Improvement In conditions Is noted Police chief Cook Is spending as much time as can be taken from other duties In instructing people driving vehicles in the business district on the law of the road Keep to the right side of the street all the time and make square turns when in this city or youll get into trouble Tho Quaker iClty band is preparing to give a concert In the opera house next month The -ruling df the Central Passenger association to run no excruslons in Ohio the coming summer will Interfere with the industrial plcnc planned for motnjis ago It will also have a disastrous effoct however on pleasure resorts such as Rock Springs park Cedar Point and Lakeside During the first electrical storm of the season last Friday the flag pole on the BucKeyo plant and the home of Mrs Ira McCave were struck by lightning Fine growing weather this J1 Wagner aged 73 died last week and was burled Saturday in Hope cemetery There are several caso oi scariei fovor In Hillsdale and tho homes aro quarantined Tho next Kl of trolley convon tlon will bo held In East Palestine April 23 Local Foresters lodge has organized a uniformed degreo team Mrs Holmnn has returned from Long Beach Cal where she spent tho winter John Woodruff who was stricken with paralysis soveral months since is now able to rldo out on pleasant days Geo of tho Herald was in Detroit this week inspecting some of tho big automobile plants Smith of this city is mentioned as a probablo candidate for probate judge on tho democratic ticket Mr Smith Is nn able lawyer is very popular and if any democrat can bo elected probate judge In this republican county Mr Smith Is tho man An alleged Black Hand case from this city is bolng Investigated by the grand jury at Lisbon John MaLaugnlln of this city hns been adjudged insane nnd taken to Massillon for treatment Theo Kremser West Main street saloonlst was arrested Monday charged with selling Intoxicants on siimlnv Kromser has repeatedly Ibcen in trouble and when arraigned pleaded not guilty and hearing was set for Wednesday The A has appointed committees to arrango for tho proper observance of Memorial day Work Is about finished on tho new Mullins canoe plant After all there seems to be little difference in dnnger whether flying in a machine or plowing the briny deep Frank Metzger nnd Miss Carter went to Lisbon Tuesday and were united In marriage by Rev Harrison A CHANGED ASPECT A week aEO tho renomlnation of Piesldent Taft appeared inevitable It was recognized that the week would be a critical period and it was au mltted that a sweeping success ol the Roosevelt forces during the six days would bring about a new aspect of republican affairs So great appeared to be the Initial Roosevelt handicap that an even break was thought to be the best the colonel could hope to achieve To gain hall the delegates of the week seemed to be the outside aspiration of the anti Taft forces Such a result in fact would have been hailed as a distinct Roosevelt victory The deluge in Illinois was the beginning of the overturn This was discounted by the Taft managers as due to local causes and specifically to an unfortunate linking of the cause of the president with that of Lorimer The Illinois result was held to be sporadic and without large sifinlfi cance The later Roosevelt success in Maine was also dismissed without much manifestation of fear It was confidently expected that boss rulea Pennsylvania speaking at the end of the week would more than counterbalance the losses of the earlier days But the people and not the bosses spoke in Pennsylvania To be sure the Pittsburg bosses were lined up on the Roosevelt side but the far greater masters of the state machine were certain that they hnd everything well in hand for the president The tremendous Roosevelt sweep cannot be judged otherwise than as an expression of popular disapproval of the president and his policies Even the most ardent supporter oi Mr Taft must now admit that wher ever anything approaching a prefer ential expression has been allowed the voters they have turned against the president The great advantage derived by the administration at tht start came largely from states wnich have chosen their delegates in the old time boss hampered way When the people have spoken freely they have not spoken for Mr Taft The distinction was not made clear even to the closest political observers until the astonishing events of last week dispelled all doubt It is now apparent that a nation wide preferential primary would assure the nomination of some candidate other than tho president It is not apparent however that the Taft forces are routed or that they have no chance of securing the majority of delegates Such a result is still possible though its advisability from a partisan standpoint is more than doubtful It is only natural to find a certain gloom perhaps a manifest lethargy settling upon tho administration forces that have been so blithely optimistic Nor is the nomination of Col Roosevelt to be predicted He has become a powerful contender has changed from a seeming Impossibility to the most commanding figure in the race but his goal is far from attained Nothing less than the unimaginable withdrawal of the president In favor of his predecessor and former sponsor would give tho Oyster Bay aspirant any solid basis for confidence The republican situation has become doubly complicated and difficult Tho healing of the breach seems to bo impossible Out of tho stirring record of the past week comes only one new thought that is at all in spiring Off hand it may be said that a compromise candidate offers the only solution tho only remedy for republican ills But where Is the man who can unite Taft and Roosevelt Who is the candidate who can coax the contestants to lay down their arms Is such a man to bo found itf the United States These questions may well be taken under serious consideration by the men who without axes to grind Honestly desire to save tho republican party from disruption At this time no other remedy seems likely to bring results and this is eo difficult and desperate that It offers no alluring hope Slondays Plain Dealer Vaults Wells Cisterns Cleaned Thomas iS Ankney is prepared to do your work of this kind at the fol lowing prices Vaults 150 wells 200 cisterns 75c prompt service Satlsfcilon guaranteed Our baby cries for Chamberlains Cough Remedy writes Mrs Kendrlck Rasaca Ga It is the best cough remedy on tho market for coughs coldB and croup For sale by all dealers Lame shoulder Is nearly always due to rheumatism of the muscles and quickly yields to the free application of Chamberlains Liniment For sale by all dealers tad the buslnesi announcement A Youthful Carefulness in money matters will bring more than more money It will bring character The material results of saving money are great but tho moral results are greater The Home Savings and Loan Company 129 West Federal St YOUNGSTOWN OHIO 5o on Savings Accounts ti TBBi jSH InKm Columbia Grafonola Wn are acenits for this tho best macnlno on the market have several of them on display at our store ana will bo pleased to show them to all Interested Demonstration disc rec ords worth 60c we sell for luc ANDREWS GEORGE THE BIG STORE Broad Street Canfield Ohio ANNOUNCEMENT If you want to purchase Real Estate In Youngstown see me If you want to Invest In stocks or bonds let me serve you ff you want to sell your farm or other real estate list It with me Alfred Liebman 401 Dollar Bank Building YOUNGSTOWN TO FARMERS iWT WS I Who will need a new Plow this spring we want to say you will make no mistake 17 you will call on me as I am agent for the well known Oliver Wlrard and New Burch Plows three of the best plows on the market You will find prices right A com plete stock of repairs Is on hand for above plows If Interested will be glad to talk It over with you JOSEPH SMITH Austlntown TD OABPENTEE FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND Licensed Embalmer Phone 107 Canfleid CHARLES AGNEW AUCTIONEER Write or phone for dates before advertising Residence Boardman Poland New Phone 2 on 1216 IIIUMIIUinilUMIHIIIj I Ask us to show you the I best 15 Blue Serge weve ever had Its 5130 IMHMMMIHIIIMIIIII READ WESNERS AD MMfrHM Sil lWilViIlVsVllM illJA vSrlptifi ComVino Style Durability nnd Superior Finish We are showing the most compete line of Rugs and Linoleums ever shown in Oanfield SATURDAY APRIL 20 1912 Commencing at 12 oclock sharp the following property to wlt iz neaa of Horses mm Andrews George i SWwSsSwB Sharp advance in prices by the turers will soon compel us to advance our prices Our increase in sales is our best testimony as to the money saving values we are offering THE BIC STORE 4 Phone 17 CANFIELD hHhHmM4MH4v mm Livery Mock bale it 4M fit Having decided to quit the livery business I will sell at Public Auction at my Livery Barn in CANFIELD OHIO ON Consisting of Bay Gelding 12 years old weight 1500 Sorrel Gelding 5 years old weight 1000 stylish city broken Brown Gelding years old weight 1100 good all around city broken Roan Gelding 8 years old weight 1000 toppy driver Bay Gelding 11 years old safe for any one excellent livery horse Spotted Welding 12 years old good family horse iSorrel Gelding 7 years old weight 1100 good roadster work in all harness Bay Gelding 10 years old weight 1100 all around horse Bay Gelding 8 years old weight 1100 good worker 2 Colts partly broken Shetland Pony 3 years old ibroken Five Top Buggies 2 Surreys 2 Cabs 3 Sleighs 2 horse Wagon box and hay rigging 6 sets Single Harness 2 sets Double Driving Harness 2 sets Double Work Harness and many other articles not enumerated Terms made known on day of sale Col PARSHAL Auctioneer DICKSON 4 4 1- jjjXKK TO THE MANCHESTER COMPANY TUESDAY APRIL 23 i XTtwfKwi9tZfVmmmmmtoJ Arrangements can bo mado to show customers in their home if orders aro given soon enough Dont forget See the Wonderfully Wonderful WONDER WASHER Demonstrated We take tho streaks out of dirty shirts in less than a minute and do more work and better work with less work than you ever saw before The demonstrator from tho factory will bo here and lower the Worlds record for fast and easy washing Tho raost Interesting practical and labor saving household necessity Tho Wonder Washer is the only washer on the regular market that can be used with bench wringer Set on stove to heat water Uses four processes In washing Has no joints or gearing or lost motion The least noise slop lolbor and time THE MANCHESTER COMPANY CANFIELD OHIO WiI nQ if 414 4 9 99rt try The 0 ispateh SI a Year Wall Paper Federal Street Goods at Hazel Street Prices Our Line is Complete Make Your Selections Now The Weil Hartell Co 17 Seconds from Federal St 21-23-25 Haztl Street Youngstown Ohio 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