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MT. VERNON, OHIO, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1914 No. 28
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Effeclive The First Of July-Decree Abolisbes Wine Mess
And Sale Of Liquor At Officers' Clubs On Stare
Wives Of Officers Also Prohibited From Serving
toxicants At Social Functious-A Sweeping
'- Proclamation
Washington, April 6. A dry navy
la now to take Its place as the right
arm of grape juice diplomacy in the
scheme of the Wilson administration.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels has
signed an order which absolutely pro
hibits the use or introduction of alco
holic liquor upon any vessel of tho
navy or within the confines of any
navy yard.
Tbia order was issued today to the
wsrrico and will become effective on
Jnly 1, 1914.
Besides abolishing what is known
as the officers' wine mess on hoard
ship and thejmle of llguor at.the.oin-.
er clubs' on'shore, Mr. Daniels' or
:ar is so sweeping as practically to
inforce total abstinence upon naval
efucers for extended periods.-
It will henceforth be a violation of
Itoo order for any officer or guest
upon any naval vessel to have in bis
possession any alcoholic beverage.
Officers living on shore will be pro
" hiblted from having- any liquor in
Uvoir private honies if their duties re
quire their residence on naval reser
vations. Wives of offlcers so situated
will be prohibited from serving
punches or any other form of liquor
t their social functions.
Commanding offlcers by the terms
Of the order are made personally re
Chicago, April 6. The political
campaign has closed, and Chicago
women are prepared, for the first
time, to exerclso their right of fran
chhso at the election hero tomorrow.
There are 217.C14 women eligible to
. cast their votes, and election authori
ties expect that at least 175,000 of
these will go to the polls and aid in
the- selection of 36 aldermen and ex
press themselves on tbo 12 ques
Colarabua, O., April .Joseph B,
Stacker will likely be a candidate for
(W Republican nomination for United
States senator from Ohio. Campaign
ftbadquarters have been opened in the
Harrison building here. They are in
charge of Former State Treasurer
Baniuel B. Campbell, who will direct,
the work of circulating petitions in
Ibis county under the general super
vision Pt Ell M. West. "Petitions are
being printed. As soon as we got
ihero they will be circulated in every
precinct," said Mr. Campbell.
Senator Foraker has not mado for
mal announcement of his candidacy
for senator, but considers that the
opening of headquarters in the capi
tal of the state is sufficient notice
that ho will enter tho August pri
maries as an opponent of Senator
Burton and any other Republican
MAKER A CANDIDATE
FOR IL S. SENATOR
Alcohol I
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The farts
sponsible tor its enforcement, and it
is Secretary Daniel's determination
that it shall be rigidly observed.
There wais much speculation here
as to whether or not President Wil
son hud been -consulted in regard to
the order. It is known that it was
not discussed before tho cabinet, but
Secretary Daniels' friends declare
thnt he hardly would have taken this
important action without first ascer
taining the president's views.
In no other navy in the world, so
far as Is known to naval officers here,
is there any such rule or regulation
as that Just Issued by Secretary Dan
iels. In most navies the custom is
.practically tbat of tbo UnJtedJU.BifcJ.
navy at present time. There is an
piilcers' wino mess on each vessel,
at of which officers purchase liquors
in such quantities and at such time
as they see lit without any restric
tions, except those required by per
formance of official duties. -
While Secretary Bryan with his
grape juice' episode and Secretary
Daniels with his present order have
taken very decided stands on- the
temperance question, there has ap.
parently been no intention of the
president to prevent his guests at
state occasions at" the White House
from exercising their own judgment
as to whether or not they will take
anything stronger than water.
tions ot municipal policy submitted.
Although there an eight women
candidates among tho 154 seeking
places In the city council, most of the
women's clubs an ctvic organizations
have centered their campaign efforts
in the First ward,,, where Miss Ma
rlon Drake, a law stenographer and a
Progressive, has set out to displace
Bathhouse John Cougblln, who with
Michael Kenna, has represented the
ward for 20 years.
aspirant for the nomination.
Friends say 'tie ex-senator believes
ho can wrest the nomination from
Burton, especially if the Cleveland
sonator continues to support Presi
dent Wilson on the Panama tolls ex.
emption repeal bill. Senator Forakov
will take tho stump in opposition to
the repeal and plana to make this
question the issue in the pre-prlmary
campaign.
Huerta After Consul Carothers.'
Mexico City, April 6. Because he
is reported to have been unduly ac
tive Iuthe interests of General A'illa
and his rebels, the consular exequa
tur of George C, Carothers wllf bo re
voked by the; Huerta government.
President Huerta was greatly in
censed last week when he learned of
Carothers' presence in the field with
Villa.
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WHERE. MEN WERE LOST.
St. John's N. F., April 6 Messages
transmitted by wireless telegraphy
from the Ice floes of Belle Isle strait
have brought to this port the news of
What may prove to be ffie wcrsrdl-
Philadelphia, April 6. A savage
bear, "Doc," rushed upon Thomas
Preater, a keeper In the zoo in Fair
mont park, and scratched his arm se
verely, bit his right leg arid would
have killed him had not JuliuB Dagee.i
anothcr keeper, came to the rescue.
Columbus, O., April C. Badly
burned from the waist down, Mrs.
Frances Simpson, 94, is at Grant hps
Ital. ' Mrs. Simpson's clothing caught
flro from a gas grate at the home of
Tohn H. Nagle. Jr.. where ahe lives.
Cork, Ireland, April 6. The girls
working in tho flax milrs at Blackpool,
in this county, mauled a crowd of
militant suffragets who were attempt
ing to do some proselytizing to the
cause. The militants were punched,
pinched and, scratched and were final",
ly chase away from the mills. '
DEATH"!"
Cadiz, O., April G.Oliver H Bi:
datte, 84, died at his home at New j
Athens. Burdotte built the first steam I
road wagon over used in this coun ;
try, about 45 yearB ago, and made the '
first sprocket chain ever in use, uo .
he has been considered the originator
of the automobile. He patented only
a few of his Inventions,
FATALLY
ATTACK
SUFFRAGETS
mi Milk
STEAMErl THAT LOST
(00 MEN M VIOLENT STORM
OFF THE NEWFOUNDLAND COAST;
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saster that 'hasattended the sealing
industry of Newfoundland. Forty of
the 200 men that! made up. the crew
of the. sealer Newfoundland have Jost
thefrltves, thlrtyvare' stilt missing, and
greater !nw;n: uesperately with the
infuriated animal, crying at the top
of his-voice for helpJT When Dages
arrived the weeper's strength was al
most exhausted. Preater was dragged
from the cage and taken to a hos
pital, where he will have to remais
for at least a week.
Toledo, O., April .--The Ohio Slate
Clinical association, of which Dr. C.
S. Hamilton of Columbus is presi
dent, is holding its x second annual
convention here. Eight;, hundred sur-.
geons are in attendancei . The feature
of the sessions will be the clinics to
be held in even hospital in the city.
Cleveland, O., April jt. A streetcar
etruck a bicycle on -which George
Btuts, 12, and John Blaze, 13, were
riding. The Stntzbiy rolled under
the car and was instantly killed. His
comrade, carried on tie fender of the
car for 50 feet, rolled foff on the pave
ment with onlv a fpvjr, slight bruises.
Columbus, 0-, Apr;
1 C Friends of
S. B. Rankin, necrotiry
of tho Ohio
Bankers association,
tnro urging him
to be a candidate for
the position ot
regional bank
manager Of the new
which will be ostab
iahed at Clove-
Jand. -
BOY KILLED
BY CAR
FR1ENDSUR0E
SEC. RANKIN
of the thirty rescued many, it is feared
dreadful cold to which they have been
exposed during the last sixty hours.
To this toll there may be added per
haps the entire crew of 175 of the)
sealer Southern Cross, which was due
here days ago, but which has not been
reported at any point along the west
ern and southwestern coast of the
Island, and which may have been lost.
A blizzard, which broke with appalling
fury over the sealing grounds of the
strait, caught and held helpless the
men of the Newfoundland.
Oklahoma City, Okla., April G.
Four persons are dead, the entire In
dian country in Seminole county is in
a fever ot excitement and threats of
lynching are being made as the result
of a murderous attack by two Indian
youths on the family of David Bolegs,
a, wealthy Indian farmer, near Semi
nole, Okln ! The dead: David Bolegs;
Mrs. David Bologs; Jimmie Walker,
14, nephew of Bolegs; baby daughter
of the Bolegs, aged 2.
Portsmouth, O., April "6. The tem
porary order asked by the Selby Shoo:
company to prevent striking em
ployes and others congregating near
the company's plant was granted by
Judge Peoples. The court Included
tho union pickets, holding that while
thejr rights never have been passed
upon by a court of last resort in Ohio,
courts, in other states have held that
picket lines are never peaceable, and
their use is an unlawful form of co
ercion. IT
ARRESTED
Altoona, Pa., April 0. fTank Kallo,
alias WIlBon, tho bandit who robbed
tho Union bank hero March 23 last,
wns arrested in company with his
wife, at Salem, 0 by the chief of po
lice there, as they were entering the
home of his wife's sister. Requisition
papers will bo issued by the governor
of Ohio.
Teasing Causes Suicide.
Cloveland, O., April C Edith Eddy,
14, committed suicide, shooting her
self through the heart. She is 6aid
to have been teased about a youthful
sweetheart who had neglected her.
INDIANS KILL
A FAMILY
ENJOINED
BAND
TRAIN CRASHES
' THROOGH BRIDGE
j Tte Persons Are Killed and
Many injured In Indiana,
TRAINMEN LOSE THEIR LIVES
Locomotive, Baggage Car and ' Day
Coach Drop Into the Water, Occu-I
pants of the Latter Escaping With'
Injuries Structure Veakened Sevl
ral Unuro o..l......f.. u.. .L. i, , '
of a Freight Train The Victims.
Attica, Ind., April 6. Three per
ions were killed and ahnnt ns nthora
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mjurco, some serlou'ly, when Wabash
passenger train No. 4, known as the
Continental Limited, was wrecked
when the bridge over the Wabash
river, just west of here, gave way.
The engine, a baggase car and tho
day coach dropped into the water.
When the cars left the bridge the
day coach, which was crowded, fell
with the rear end out of tho water,
and though the majority of tho In
jured were in this car, none of them
was killed. The car hardly had set
tled in the water before the work of
rescuing the passengers was com
menced, and in a few minutes all had
been taken out. They were taken to
a hospital at Lafayette on a special
train.
The dead: J. L. Miller, Peru, Ind,
fireman; Timothy Howe, Peru, Ind,
engineer; Harry Thomas, Hunting
ton, Ind., baggageman.
The railroad's bridge over the Wa
bash river was weakened when a
freight train was wr.ecked upon the
structure, and the Continental Limit
ed was stopped on the west side when
it reached the nlace. a nwltrh on.
Kine was sent across the- bridge- toi
determine whether tho straetnrni
j would hold the fa?t passenger train.;
t Railroad officials believed it safe andi
the limited was ordered to proceed.
CARPETS, RUGS,
MATTINGS, Wall Papers!
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' New Spring Stocks at the lowest prices. t
Do not buy until you see the Spring styles and
low prices at
o
The Arnold Store
WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE MOULDINGS, j
CURTAIN
on Thursday, April
We will put on sale TEN
DOZEN 50-cent
rooms
Special'- Sale!)
IS
Also a $1.00 Down Sale for the
month of &pril
Come in and look over our stoelc. We are better pre
pared to furnish Buck Stoves, Sunray Gas Ranges,
Davenports, Art Square Rugs, Carpets, in fact com
plete outfits, than ever before in the history of our
business in Mt. Vernon and many people realize it is
easy to pay the Parish way. Will be glad to show
you through our line any time. Open Evenings
GET A BROOM FOR YOURSELF
A GO-CYCLE for the boy and a ROCKER for
father at '
The C. R. Parish Co.
21 W. Side Public Square
The train crept out on tho brldBO
slowly, and whdn nbout 100 feet out
upon the structuro the brldgo gave
wav beneath the weight of the train.
Tho engineer was caught under his
engine and crushed to death. The
fireman, who Jumped, was scalded to
death, and when the front end of tlift
baggago car was toppled downward
Thomas was crushed beneath an ava
lanche of trunks.
LIVE STOCK AND GRAIN
EAST BUFPALO, April .
Cattle Prime ctptrn, JS 76W9 00; ihlp
plnr. $8 00 85; butchers, 55 7508 to;
helfcrr, $ 0008 05; cowt, J3 75 7 25;
bulK JS 0067 B0; stackers and feeder.
J5 'Tifil 35; fretli enwn ana springer.
MS OOflMfS 00; calves, 16 COfjtll 00.
Jos Heavy ami mixed, W 2509 '40;
Yorkers, 9 t5&H HO; pigs, in 109 IB:
rouchs. S 3St?R 50; stajrs, J7 OOQT 75;.
dairies. JD Wfi3r,.
Hheep and J.ambs Yearllriss, JS BOO
07 90; wethers, JS 75fj7 10; ewes, U 000
C fO; mixed Iieep, JO 5096 S5; lambs,
S0&S 65.
CHICAGO, April .
Cattle Beeve. 5 90 9 60; Texas
nicer. $7 -088 20; Rtocl-ora and feidera,
J3 BO'SS 00; cows and lielfera, 3 S5Q8 40;
calves. $6 7B01O 00.
Hogs Light, 'za K' mix s rs
08 95; heavy, JS 45B8 90; rough, JS
8 CO; pigs. J7 60SJ8 75. '
Sheep and Lambs N'atlve sheep, V 4
90; yearling. J6 5007 45; nattvo
lambs, J7 3SS 25.
Wheat No. 2 red, 93(59)c. Corn No.
I. 60'.2?7. Oats No. 3 white, JSJf
291&C.
CLEVELAND, April B.
Cattle Choice fat steers, JS 008 25.
good to choice xteers, J7 5008 00; heifers,
J5 5037 r-0: cows, JJ 0005 0; bulls, J 04
07 00; mllchers and springers, J35 00?
80 00: ealves. J10 O0JT11 SO.
Jloes Heavies and mediums, J9 15;
Yorkrs and light Yorkers. JJ 25; pljs,.
it 00; roughs, J8 20; stags, J7 00.
Spring Lambs J8 25C8 25.
PITTSBURG, April .
Cattle Henvy steers, J8 G08 85; fat
steers, J 4008 60; hifers, 7 2507 75;
cows 54 E0&7 00; butcher bulls. $7 2S&
8 16; milch cows, J40 0090 00; calves.
Jll 00.
Hogj-IIeavies, JS 30; Yorkers, J9 40;
pigs J9 25.
Sheep and Lambs Clipped sheep. JS 00;
wool sheep, JS 75; clipped lambs, J7 50;.
wool limbs, JS 75.
CINCINNATI, April C.
Cat to StetTs, jr. 75S 30; cows, J3 S5
fiO 75: heifers, J5 508 25; calves J3 76
10 00.
Hogs Packers and butchers, J9 10i?
9 20; common to choice, JG 0008 40;
gtags, J4 75(&-7 S3.
1-ainbs $6 50'r8 40.
What No. 2 red, SOfiQTc.
BOaTON, April" J.'
Wool Ohio and Permsyhranlat Delata
hrtshrd, t-,i;U2Zc; XJC 27c; half and
lliroe-elgliths Mood co-nblng, 2452.7-?;
CeUInc unwasbed, 2Zmi2ia; flue un
tvasie,l. 21r.
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