The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 10

i lLM III 10 THE FORT WAYNE JOURNAL OAZETTE Now is the time to get your Autoglasses. Fitted ith our Neutra Lenses, they will protect your eyes from the glare and dust. The largest stock in the city. Prices from 50c to $10.00 mmMmmmmmmHm4jmim'f THURSDAY MORNING, MAY B8, less. A harvest of this kind will tand ronsiaerabiy to offset some of tha de preaflinv influences which ara now ported to prevail In American business ur.

Hsrvsat Should Ytetd 10,000,000,000, Tha outlook now la that the harvtwt of thla Mf, unless thera ba a grent falling off In tha cotton crop of which at present no estimate la possible, should yield about ten billion of naw wealth. It la also practically certain that month hence, which brings ua to the end of tha present lineal year, tha Washington authorities will report that tha Vlalbla balance of trade In favor of tha United State accumulated in ine twelve month or tha present fiscal year will be not far from 1550.. 090,000. Statistics of thla kind, when read In comparison with tha somewhat gloomy reports that tell of American Industrial conditions, cause perplexity ana prove the truth of the assertion that American business life as a. whole contains factors that ara, paradoxically Inconsistent.

HOLLAND. worryKJsAUER JT Lima, Ohio. ANTHONY HOTEL CORNER tort IVae. In J. Springfield.

Ill CB 'HOLLAND" WRITES OF FAVORABLE A1." Th peculiar, which mine, smelt and m.ke commer. daily practicable copper ara Inveagna MS almost paradoxical, fealurea itfian, can business Ufa aa these hava within a few days been disclosed make It Impossible tj set forth In a few wards whnt ou real condition la. The association of American manufacturers, which waa In session in thia fit rw Afcdajtf ago, was on the whole of rather TTTuoiny disposition. It had records showed that many skilled urticans are now out of employment and He members found little to encourage them In tha reports from Washington, which were made public 'on tha first doy of the meeting of the association, which told of a decrease In tha exportation of American manufactured commodities. At this time reports have coma from I sections or the country where the beet sugar Industry has been prosper uub, mumminf inai inose engaged In thla Industry ara apprehensive that uniess tne tarifT law be amended th industry will ba destroyed.

One of the very great American merchants has recently spoken of the oppressing conditions in certain cant lie business, although he mates that theee will ba corrected If tha Interstate commerce com ml union permits tha eastern railroads those running easterly from tha Mlliinni river and situated north of the Ohio and tha Potomac to Increase their inunc rates. Enjoyed Inereaae of Business, On the other hand, there comes Just at mis lima ornciai reports which tells of tha ery great activity In tha past year which has been the happy experl enca of one of tha large American corporations which manufacture electrical apparatus, if that report were tha only op published at thla time. It might be, taiiumed that American In dust rial conditions are excellent, even unusual Another of tha large corporations which Is occupied chiefly In the manufacture of electrical apparatus la understood to htva had an unusually heavy business and expects no decrease, but Instead an Increase In tha next twelve months. One of the leading; authorities In the copper Industry of tha United States aald this morning that tha industry bad not suffered noticeably from tha general depression which has been alleged to prevail. No condition la yet diacerned which leada to the apprehension that thla Industry is to be seriously impaired.

It la possible that the treat activity experienced by the manufacturers pf electrical apparatua la In 'considerable part explained by the Increasing pemand In other parts of the world for electrical apparatus. This apparatus has been successfully com gating with Ilka commodities manu (actured in Germany and Great Brlt In. The foreign market for thla prod ct la likely to ba expanded greatly good condition which la reported to prevail In the copper industry of the polled States. The great corporatlone South America. Another Gratifying Factor.

Another gratlfl lnr facte. la 4lAAtr ered In the aatest of tha official reports lcn our exportation of wheat. vi iuur years ago me apprehension waa great that tha United States would t9 found In tha course of a few ears to have lost the export business formerly furnished by the sale of American wheat in fnnim mirkat. ThlS UDDrehenalnn waa VnM4 Hit ij mon OI in" country in addressee and In Informal communlca tiona, which, nevertheless, were made cr vi me puDiic. Home went to predict that wo had reached tha climax of our wheat producing possibilities, and that within the next ten or fifteen years British North America would take away our prestige, at least as an exporter of wheat.

tatlatlc published by the Washington bureau showed a steady decrease for several years In our exportation of wheat, principally in the form of flour, estimated at four and one half bushels af wheat to tha barrel of flour. Two years ago there waa a change In these figures. We be gan to export larger and larger vi wnwi, ana me prediction wio mac ma united States year export not less than slbsly 60,000.000 THE DEATHS Walda. Estella Ora Walda, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Walda, of 1I2R Welsser Park avenue, died at :20 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of the panents from compile tlons.

The father Is tha general foreman of the tank department of the 8. F. Bowser a Co. Funeral servlcea Friday aft moon at 80 o'clock at the residence, Rev. J.

R. Graebner officiating. Theodora. William Theodora, aged forty years, died at St. Josenh'a hosnical at an early hour yesterday morning from liver trouble, after being at tha hospital one month.

The deceased waa a native of Greece and a laborer employed by tha Wabash railroad aa a section nana. He nan been th itv a sew monins. Funeral Announcements. Funeral services for Mra. Merv roll will be held Thursday morning at I SO o'clock from tha residence.

Ml West Fifth street, and at o'clock from tha Precious Blood church. Following St. Rose's Cat hollo cemetery. Funeral servlcea for John Guat will ba held this afternoon at 2. SO n'clnpk from the residence, 617 Organ avenue, and will ba private.

Rev. Fred Wambsganss will officiate. Interment at the Concordia cemetery. Friends are asked to kindly omit flowers. Funeral services for Muriel McCoy will be held privately thla afternoon at a the residence, B40 V.

Walton nfflrfatlnn Interment will bo made at Linden wood. CITY NEWS. hospital yesterday 1 has been vleltlna her Burns and family, left yesterday for W. Burns Is assistant atat MMrrv vt the M. C.

A. Trainmaster C. Hamilton, of tha rennayivanis. leix last night Fancy Coleut, 50c dozen, at Bash's, THE WEATHER imad." SUMMARY OF THI WEATHER CON. yar export not In.

than DlTION. wnS' a P' Squared I. Wolf Dessauer's PRICE MILLINERY SALE Continues all day Friday and Friday evening until 10 o'clock. Don't miss these money savingsaving values any hat in the house goes for 1 2 marked price, including pattern hats, ready to wear hats, trimmed Panamas and leghorn hats; also a complete line, of children's hats and untrimmed shapes. Hatt Trimmed Free WATERSPRITE BATHING SUITS Whether You'r.

Going Away for tha Holiday Week End. or Will Star at Horn. YOU'LL WANT a COOL WASH SKIRT Ready for the first dip in the lake Decoration Day our new line of Water Sprite Bathing Suits. practical, pretty suits ars mada In en. pl.c whi.h not snly s.vh tlm.

In and undraulng but furnl.h.s sbsaluts pratsotlon In and out af tha w.t.r. the special one piece combination lessens tendency to cling when wet. wearejr to preserve a pleasing appearance at all times and to avoid that "drenched" look on coming out of the water. The only real improvement ever made1 in bathing suit design. Materials are best obtainable for the purpose.

Work Wianship is guaranteed. TheWatersprite stands for comfort, safety and satisfaction in bathing apparel, $2.95 to $10 eaosn Flaar. Coquettish Bathing Caps Not tha onalalitlv rnMia mm W. fratnrtnr n.rtlnlB.1w Past aaona, fant hMnmln. ZTVX.

Th. BiTrt. hava luaTeonU SSSJSSi 'a sst sr h.7 szssr ksk fsirsisrjis' zssjizssssrKu sz. a. m.A k.

a. a aa.a H.v iH DraanrnnE nw ana. dal prooaaa, and tha larrcat part of tba ahrlnkaca eliminated. all, and St um "ai and riibbar flowara tat toooh ad Priced at 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 and $15 Glass Butter Jam Sanftary uuttoi jaaa. tSsis4iss an and posKlTely adMioMi da 2 poand Mao 5 poond ii i i i viT and I bm mA Ice Tea Glasses Tall tea tea glasses, clear weight for averr unusually attmotSw .1..

k. V. whlnton. authori afladaalnpl rhr.r T.mp.ratum rmaln K.u'"it by eempetant aiparta. that hUh In tha part thi IVOrtn Atn.rla.

Inplmlln. r.n.j. country, although Imiiumium. tha UnltMl RtAt. in tki.

w. mod.rat) in th. lak. poMlbljr 150,000,000 bu.hala owhnVt tn E.1?.'?" eantral in "nJ tha "onar vn'ua of thla la llk.ly to ba not far from tsso.oooonn iwa Pa.ilbl. Enplanatiana.

ror 'our hour, andlna Thla chanted mnriitiAn k. I St. p. T.mperatur. at th.

Dlalnad nnlv In ZZ 1 each hour. way 10 1 tnoaa who were apprehenalya 11 P. wnee, wou)j i iteadily dedln. unfti in "few year, wa would ba compelled to view, or el.e tha food oounaels which Ti" V'" ave hava been taken heed of by tha wheat farmers of tha ..7.5 iTj" accustoms at thla period of the year to make (loomy re. ports of crop conditions have, within a few days, been IM" hav "nt to city re.

porta which profeaa ta ahow tha deterioration of the winter wheat, and that the proml.e of 00,000,000 bd.hel. which waVmade a few weeka oto will be found very far from correct. But It la observed thnt even theaa rloomy prophet, do not moke report, which foreahadow a har r. lntr wheat of much leas than 00,000,000 luihela b. that aa tha time for a.rnerlm tha wheat waa near at hand there wmiM Kn off In tha condition of tha harvest.

But utiniiuemiy oeneved by the "Pens In this city that our total wheat harveat will ba approximately 00,000.000 bushels, perhapT little A. M. A. M. A.M.

.4 A.M. A.M., A.M.. 7 A.M. 'P. Hlahc.t May t7.

ISIS. ,7 Lowest temperature yeeterday, M. May Mlsheet elnce tha Hr.t of th. 0 on Ih. S.tK Lj lnca tbs nrat of th.

month, II 14 hour, th. let Precipitation for th at ye.t.rday. .01 of an inh d.S'iT?..'1"' al Relative humidity yeeterday, It per' cent, p. m. yesterday.

100 per cent Barometer redured to aea levels 7 a. m. ye.terday. 10 li Inches. yeeterday, 10 0, inchea Hlsheet wind veloolay II mile, per hour, from th.

at m. Sun at 4 II a. m. Run set. at TiOl W.

8 PALMER. ical Forecaatar. Things You Need For Decoration Dayt A Stylish New Straw, $3 A Smart Kuppenheimer Suit, $20 Underwear and Pajamas, $1 up Pure Silk Hose, 25c Finest Shirts All Styles 50c to $5 Beautiful Neckwear at 50c and $1 Belts, Collars, Handkerchiefs Jersey Sweaters and Bathing Suits Store Open Until Ten Friday Night Closed All Day Saturday Memorial Day Barker Rose Co. The Live Clothes Store 714 Calhoun Street fTmm, Illustrating But a Few of the Many Attractive Wash SklrU, Pre Shrunk end Mada in the Woolta. Workrooms rn.

H.t;'l.1?".i!';h 'ormln, vasts. sffeot Txnbf rippl. flmo. No. 160 is a simple, stylleh skirt mads In a tunlo effect, of an rnnll.n.

H.iih, loe stama tzka faXae 4aoQV at th. side with row of larw'pearl buttona Prlc. 14 1 A tumblers, mmjLhfT front, "SaSSuT at Sl'So'nt'pe, SSZP "m' "4 to aSSS KMtt) ls Vpti i aaaaaaM6 IW'OAft Glass Coagtert 6 far 63c BLUFFTON NEWS BLUFFTON', Ind. Vay 17. Mra.

Dora Bnckley thlg mornlna took oat rjaoer a fuardtan of bar son. Bartrand Handra, who waa tba only son or Adam ruardlan racllaa that tha boy will i tiva reai antaia to tha vaiua or i ina pcraonai property vaiuaa wanttd Klvcn to his i and Cltm Keyaar Elchhorn. Cora Nisaon waa arantad a divorce from William Nlxaon, on tha around of failure to provide. Mra. Nta i Kranted tha ouatody ol a daUfh.

abandonment. Krldaace waa heard In tha caae of Altha M. Rloharda aa alnet Ordon Richarda. lira. Rlcbarda la working at Fort Warna.

Tha couple hav two oausnie county orptii tba mother. The caaa of Ma top Joaaoh Ball, of I a dlanapolla. acalnat Jamea I. Hogaton ni ina jury tnia ariernoon at loclt Tha entire day waa eonaumed with tha arrumenta. Attorney R.

Btlne, of thla city, addreaaed tba Jury A claaa of thlrtr.ala will recalTa d1 piomaa at tna annual oommancrment CI theatre The membera of tha claaa are Chenowaiw, ftfary Davenport, Homer Da vore, joim Edna, Homer votaer, nay. mon Fltapatrlck. Hobart Fraaler. Harry uanon, uoraon uranam, utmii una Raymond Juetlne llcBrlda, Earl Mliler, Oarald Moon, Brooka Moore, Thelma Morrla, Charlep Neueobwander, Anna Nordyka, Perd O'Brien, Otoris Maimer, Huaaal Pyle. Devona Keed, Wilbur Bawver.

A uetln mlth: Kllaabath Bplvey, Oeorte Swlaherland Archie Wol. aara MflAree went to rort Wayne thla morning and entered the lUitheran boapltal to prepare for an abdominal op. eratlon, which will probably take 'placa on nest Wedneeday. Tha Union townehln Sunday Bohool aa eoctetlon organ! aed at the aprlng held veatardav by tha alaetlon nf the following offloerai Praaldent. A.

Knight, vice praaldent. Alfred Sink; rytrtaeurar. BL Bhnui autar Intendenta, UmenUry, Mtaa Badla Allen aaoondarv, William Myera, Hole depart ment, Mlae Alice Olaae mlaalona, Mra. John Rtddlaig, temparanee. B.

ar ia aoun ciaae. t'nariea jonea; aehara training. W. KepUnger Inepertore Mathawe and Taylor of the idiana public utllltlea commlealon are 1 BlUff ton todav Unktnsy nvis tha a C. Ttaav ware atwornnanleal bv Tta.

ratver J. Curt la and other official of th road. A 'tar the eollaoa of the onaae fare and th death of Fngjnaar Adam Handwork It la aasaa tal that draallc order to th abort i complete line their work. Tha a. lta frelrht bualnaaa W.

brldaa. A font hiHHsrsi artlt atructed temporarily at the alt of th wracked bridge and paaecngera will ara nairn ea acroBB in a rivtr. Commit' road la In a af condition. ng tl mill I Cabbage and Tomato plants oc dozen, at Bash a. VAN WERT.

May Mr. n.m. Cramer, of Maple avenue was vsry pleasantly surprised at her noma last avanlnr by tbs ladlea of the May cirri. rtJt ehureh to show th.lr VSHfM WH lMT, for weea to make per future home. Lelr.

who haa been a of hi. mother, Mra Ellen Lelter. of Park llace hee returned a rhin. lIi.WE""lH"l, nd of al "om CL winter Mlu Maud. Oambl.

1. a guest of rela. tlvee In Mlehawaka. Ind or FItUford, uihwii ana family, ru.at nf A William A R.mrl.ht "7 a KlltKt nf hi. "'Booth Cherry i HIT )'h.

who haa been vleitins i.h!ilJ?l.h her home In Georse'simen Is at home from a Vl.lt with friend. In Detroit. Tork Inrlna. IJ.I. of Mra L.

Uvlnnton. Houaekeepert' Potato Loaf day. Ak your grocer. CONVETfnON HALL MEETING WEDNESDAY Th cltlsens oonTantlon ball eommtl te. oompoaad of dcleratag from all th buatneaa, fraternal and aoolal organ Isatlona of Fort Wayna, and th committee on aaaemblagea of tha Commercial club will meat at tha club next Wedneaday eyanlnr to dlaoua th project for munlclpally ownad on lectd aa headquartera for th annual convention of th Indiana.

Btata aaeo. elation of Aauriatant Poatznaatar on June I. Secretary Blederwolf, of th ciud, yeaieraay aent out ittr to very aaaiatant poatmaaUr In th atate, urging that they attend th gathering; and bring their wlva with CANAL ZONE IS ROCKED BY QUAKE COLON. Mav' IT A aavara ahock of artnquaaa, laaung over 80 Moonda, occurred to night. It waa much stronger than any of th eelamlo dlaturbanoea felt In th canal tone last October.

No damage wii dona locally ao far rcDorted. The offlciala at riaiun deacrlbe tha ahock as very strong, but For quick results use Jour nal Gazette Want Ada, HOLDS BIG SALE. losing out sal which will laat tnr thirty daya. The manaaament in tan da jo ciosa out evary piac in th eatab DECATtlR NEWS MJOATUR, Ind Mart Sfa A Tor M. bora Mr.

and Mrs, Orvrar Ota; a eon was also bora to Mr. and Mra. Ray Smith. Oren Stults of TTTan, tX Is here visit rng with his graadparanta. Ma, and Mrs, Wlniam Wetter.

Howard WUehaapt left thla anaraoon for Syraouse. N. oa bvstness for the Vail factories. Miss Oraos Oava left thts anarnoon for Auburn, where aha will vtelt with her brother, Bea Gerard. Her mother.

Wayna by her mother, Mra. H. p. City Mall Carrier W. Dorwln ta at.

tending the Elks nlonla in tha Werllns grove near Preble to day. Omar Butler, eubetltute earrler. Is workings In hi ddlng of Edward O. Rumschlag this evening at si. ijuia mwn ror ins siiseee mnoM ugaa and Fannie Prlalnger.

Xr. J. fl. Bavafa la ft thla anomtnar Iadlanapolla where he will attend a. meat Tickets for the Big Boxing Show Saturday at the theatre, for.

sale at Berghofrs Cigar Store, A. B. Ely's Ogar Store; Schirmever Bros.9 Store. Clarke's Smoke House, Prices. $1.00 and $1.50, all seats reserved.

Bat Nelson, referee. wmmmmmmmtmmmmm Straws by the Stack! Thousands of Smart New Hats Ready! Every Style Under the Sunt! Painstakingly made from superior straws. Panamas and Bangkok from $5.00 up. BOHNE'S TWO STORES a.