The Medina sentinel. [volume], July 31, 1914, Image 2

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WHEN you have a blowout on
the roud or your engine t?s
wrung or something elpe cots
out of gear we are at jour service.
We tow "dead" cars home or we
epnir thera on the spot.
If you can reach us with your own
iwer we guarantee to locate the
trouble at once and fix It right at
least cost to you.
This garage is at your service at all hours
for quick repairing. Just phone. You will re
ceive prompt and efficient attention.
Western Reserve Garage
W. E. BOWiYlAIM. Prop
Phone 1300
Medina, O
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Leare ClewUna 9:00 P.M. Lnva Bufitlo . . 9:00 P.M.
Anvra Baftilo . . 7 JO A.M. Amy. Clcrelusd . 7:30 A.M.
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SUMMER LAKE TRIPS
DAILY -TO CEDAR POINT and PUT-IN-BAY and RETURN $1X0
Una Clerrelmd 1:30 A. 1L Returning Airir. ClereUod , . 8:30 P. M.
(EutcraTime)
Odar Point aortae twru about Jam 2Sth
TRI-WEEKLY STEAMER TO PORT STANLEY AND RONDEAU. CANADA
Lam Cleniud Odd data ia J one, odd duel In July , vea data iaAeg., odd dau.aSepL---UP.)f.
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ENQUIRE OTY TICKET OrTKE 19 TaytorArcad.
DOCK 1290 Waat 114 St
FOR RENT -17 acres of good pas
ture. W. G. STELNGASS, Me
dina, Ohio. '46tf
If you want clean hands-
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all croccm.
For Farms And Village Property
See Donaldson
60 acre fan..; good 8-room, 2-story
house; fair barn; on C. S. & C. Electric
line; in Brunswick Township; fertile
soil, well-watered, some timber: just
the home for some business man in
Cleveland. Price reasonable. '
No. 67J4-A 20 acre farm, cheap;
about 18 miles from Cleveland City
limits. See
Donaldson
At once.
Satisfaction
IS A BIG PART OF THIS EARTHLY
EXISTANCE.
WE'LL HELP YOU SO FAR AS
NICE-FITTING, WELL-APPEARING
LAUNDRY GOES AND THAT
; IS A LOT, TOO. JUST LOOK US
UP IN THE DIRECTORY. WE'LL
DO THE REST.
The
Medina Laundry
PH0NB IBM OB MM
Carbon Removed
From your Auto Cylinders while
you wait. Your money back if
you are not satisfied.
WESTERN RESERVE 6ARAGE
COMMUNICATIONS
Phone 1300
Medial, 0
From MARTIN L. DAVEY
I read with interest the article in
your issue of July 17th written by my
opponent, the Hon. E. R. Bathrick.
. The charge made by. him regarding
my recommendation for the Post office
at Kent was fully answered in a let
ter which I wrote to the editor of the
Cleveland Leader. It strikes me that
Mr. Battriel: is desperately in search
of campaign material. I am quite
sure that fee twuld do his cause more
good by explIaSnSng the multitude of
his official acts which have been the
cause of so much censure, rather than
harping on one lonely letter which I
wrote as ft private citizen.
Again he fails to include the pe
tition of the five Democratic candi
dates for the Kent Post Office who
were in harmony wth this letter fffiffl
myself. Again he dodges the charges
pf disloyalty to the party, unfaithful
ness to fcis campaign pledges and ar
Wfcance and discourtesy to the party
workers. TheSe'ate" & tMrtgi Bh-;
cerning which thi D6m0cf&W of the
new fourteenth district desire infor,,
nation and explanation froj' him.
Let him explain if he ccjrWfiy the bit
terness p-gfinst ..him is so general
among Democrats in towns like Hud
son, Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, Kenmore,
Barberton, Ravenna, Atwater, Way
land, Warren, Niles and many other
places throughout the whole nine
teenth district Let him explain if
he can his disloyalty to the Democrat
ic party in his condemnation of Gov.
Cox. Let him explain if he can his
unfaithfulness to his campaign
pledges in his opposition to the Wilson-Underwood
Tariff Bill.
Let him explain why he absolutely
broke his promise to the editor of the
Barberton News. Let him explain why
he absolutely broke his promises to
the Democrats at Ravenna and is even
now playing an underhanded game
to break the Portage County Organ
ization. Let him explain why he
tried to put a Republican 0"r as Post
Master at Warren and why he did
finally appoint the man selected by
this Republican. Let him er.plain his
arrogance and discourtes to he Pern
ocratic Organization of Trumbull
County, also.
When he has finished explaining all
these things which are his official acts
then it may be he would be justified
in digging up one lonely letter which
I wrote as a private citizen. Mr.
Bathrick is on the defensive. He has
many, many things smacking of ir
regularity and disloyalty which he
must explain and in the absence of a
satisfactory explanation he must
stand convicted before the Demo
cratic voters.
Mr. Bathrick stated that the Dem
ocrat whom he appointed as Post 1
Master at Kent "is now giving good
to Kent" He should have .
said that the Kent Post Master is
now giving good service to Mr. Bath
rick. I chaige that there is a Post
TflHr's. rim ftr.tivelv and riestierate-
lv at work to save Mr. Bathrick's pol-
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luctu ioriunts, nobwiuisuuiuiug t,:ic
fact that they are drawing pay from .
tlio TTnitoft Sttpa fiftwrnmeTit smd '
under instructidns to 'keep out of all i
Politics. ". W-l
He states that I have capitalized ;
Air the strife that he has stirred un.
He admits that there is a great deal.
n i m . 1 il V l
oi sirue. in one Dream ne states
that I have capitalized all this strife
and in another he rlaims that the dis
appointed ones are still his friends
He is as inconsistent in this matter
as he has been throughout his official
career. 1 am sorry that the strife ex
isted. . I am sorry that it seemed nec
essary for another man to seek the
congressional nomination, hut I am
glad to say that it was not necessary
for me to capitalize this strife at all.
Several hundred men who are bitterly
opposed to Mr. Bathrick because of
his treatment of them enlisted under
my standard . without effort on my
part
My opponent claims that the s tate
ments which I have made concerning
his failure to properly support Pres
ident Wilson's program and the Balt
imore platform are not true. He sure
ly must realize that it takes more
than a mere denial to prove a point
Let him explain if he can why it was
necessary for the Administration to
threaten to take his patronage away
from him if he did not line up. Let
him explain if he can his strenuous
effort to defeat the Tariff Program
and his special fight on free wool and
free sugar contrary to his campaign
pledges and the Baltimore platfoun.
If b voted for it because he was
cabbed into it he cannot take any
credit unto himself for rhis.
Sincerely yours,
M. Davey.
Wanted Hay bailer second hand,
good condition.. Address Sentinel
.X. O. 40tf.
From Congressman E. R. BATHRICK
My opponents have encouraged mis
statements . and misunderstandings,
but I am convinced that everybody
will understand that there are two
sides to every question. To all who
ask, I will send jage and date of the
Congressional Record showing my
votes on the : important measures.
These will refute some misstatements.
; I cannot leave Washington now and
properly .perform the duties of my
office, and I may not be able to tour
the district before the August 11th
Primaries. All I can do now is to
write to you? If you are in doubt
WRITE TO ME. That would be the
fair hing for the voters to do. It
would hardly seem fair to take the
word of, my opponents on all matters.
am now serving my second term
in Congress. Experience may be use
ful. Surely, the lack of it is no re
commendation, Aside from Legisla
tion, ther aro duttefi to be performed
Of great and small importance to
Commerce, Labor, , Agriculture, Vet
eran Boldiers and society generally, in
the district I know how, now, bet
ter than I did, and better than one
who has had no experience.
Congress is not a vacation. It is
the greatest deliberative body on
earth, where the very destiny of our
nation and its free institutions centre.
There will be a struggle this fall to
destroy our Democratic majority in
Congress and to overthrow our good
work. May I suggest that I can de
fend Democratic principles and legis
lation in the district better than some
whose ambitions are more mature
than their experience?
I was elected in 1910 in the his
toric 19th district, against a large
united normal Republican majority;
re-elected in that district in 1912 by a
pluralty of nearly 4,400. In thi3 lat
ter campaign my vote was 2,209 more
than that received by President Wil
son and 2,610 more than was received
by Governor Cox. I mention this
only as a matter of some personal
pride and evidence of confidence im
posed in me.
For the information of those who
reside in new counties of this district,
and whom, owing to my being obliged
to remain in Washington, I have
never met, I will state that I am 51
years of age and for 30 years have
fought for Democratic principles and
for men who I thought would carry
them out I was born on the farm
and my lfe has been spent in various
occupations of Commerce, with av
erage success. This is my first
office I have ever held.
I give below a brief synopsis cf
work completed or under way during
my time in Congress and in which I
have had a part
Low tariff. There was a general
demand for this and none can deny
that it was the one big thing that
placed the Democrats in power.
There are 4,100 items in the tariff
law and to expect human beings to
adjust them all perfectly is too much
to expect. Experience thus far.; in
dicates that our tariff law is inmost
respects a fair medium between high
tariff as one extreme and free trade
as the other extreme. I have also
done my part in securing a better
banking and currency law intended to
prevent the centralization of money
and credit in the hands of what has
been known as the money trust
The income tax which better dis
tributes the burdens of government; a
law declaring that the laborer and
the farmer are not "trusts" and are
not to be classed as such with the
Standard Oil Company or the Tobacco
Trust etc., yet, without gving illegal
privilages to any; the direct election
of United States Senators by. the
people; the Sherwood pension law for
old soldiers and a law for the widows
and minor children of Spanish War
Veterans; revision of the rules of the
House of Representatives to destroy
one-man power; the parcels post law,
of great advantage to city and coun
try; a workman's compensation law;
restoration of the right of petition to
government employees , and an eight
hour day on government work; a
law to prohibit stock exchange gam
bling in food stuffs;, a department of
labor and a labor member of the
President's Cabinet; the extension
and revitalizing of the Department of
Commerce with more liberal appro
priations to enable it to aid better in
the advancement of our Commerce.
As to those results which accrue
from my own initiative I feel more
modest, but I think I .need not
apologize.
The work of one member in a body
of 433, is seldom distinguished in
short service, and without enumer
ation of other matters, I shall leave
you to judge whether I am worthy of
continuance in this office or not
Sincerely Yours
E. R. Bathrick
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Infants and Children Experience against Experiment..
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contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic;
(substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency. Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and -Diarrhoea.
It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural Sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
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brass, copper and aluminum, by our Autogenous Welding and X
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Phone 2047
Phone 2047
easoim Ticket
In arranging for a Redpath Chautauqua here this summer the IcKial committee secured a thousand $250
i season tickets which will be sold for $2.00 each. ;
When these tickets are gone no season tickets can be had for less than $2,50. Also the price of season
tickets will not be reduced from the first day to the close of the Chautauqua.
The single admissions to the various sessions of this Chautauqua will aggregate more than $7.50, so it will
s pay you to buy a season ticket even after the program is half completed. Season tickets are not trans-
ferable, except within the owner's family.
Children's tickets, costing $1.00 each, admit children aged from 6 to 14 years, inclusive. Admission to the
special children's work is frea ' ,
For admircion fees to the respective entertainments see the couvenir program, copies of which arc nor available.