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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-04
JUNIOR SENIOR
ANNUAL BANQUET

The Junior Senior banquet, an an
nual function given by the Juniors to
the Seniors, was held last Friday
night at the I. 0. 0. F. hall and was
one Of the most interesting and elab-
orate ones ever held here.
The program as printed in gold on
white sheets designated the event as
an occasion Of grand opera, but as a
matter Of fact this was entirely fig
uratiye. The opening overture was
speech by the toastmaster, Dwight
Shepard; the Plot was a melange OF
puns and pleasantries on the names
of the scholars by Branch Pierce; Foot
lights, Spotlghts and Sidelights BY
Florence Leach was "reminiscences ot
school days; a parody on a poem BY
Longfellow by Alice Best was entitled
Between the Acts; Bouquets consisted
| Of consignment Of toasts to womer
BY Joseph Seymour; Miss Ward, teacf
er, spoke feelingly Of her association
with the scholars in the class room
Supt. Edmund told Of things that h
had seen while the scholars had not, N
der the title Of Behind the Scenes.
A menu. served by the domesti,
science department Of the schools, wal
as follows: Chicken a Ia King, lettuc'
sandwiches, olives, ice cream, cake
LADY fingers and bon bons. The wait
resses were dressed in white and gold
senior class cOlors. The senior boy
wore white trousers.
The latter part Of the evening wa
Rgiven orsr 70 dancing, music beinI
furnished BY Miss Ora Lacy, Ralpl
Harrington, Alfred DannIey and Al
fred Adams.
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Y. M. c. A.
ATHLETIC MEET

Saturday, at j o'clock sharp, the
9th Medina county Y. M. c. A. ath-
letic meet will open at the fair grounds
Much interest is being shown and
warm rivalry is promised by several
local organizations.
The championship cup has been held
by Sharon the past year and is now
on exhibition at Walls drug store, to
be taken home by the team having the
highest average score in to-morrow's
regular events. The program and
conditions are as follows:
Regular events-all dashes, running
broad jump, running high jump, base
ball throw, putting the shot.
Special events-220 yard dash, 440
yard dash, $50 yard dash, one mile
run, pole vault, 22O yard hurdle race,
300 yard relay race Clio Tbs. and
under) A boys to run, 400 yard relay
race (111 to 125 1bs.) A boys to run,
one mile relay race (open to all the
weights) A men to run.
The names and weights of all con-
testants, with 10 cents entrance fee
must be sent to the county secretary
not later than today. All contestants
are expected to compete in each "reg-
ular event" in their weight class. They
may participate in one of the dashes,
one of the runs, and all Of the other
special events" and one relay in ad-
dition to events in weight class.
The scoring will be rated on basis
of the number of contestants, provided
the number is not less than one-fourth
the membership. If less than one
fourth compete, the total number of
points shall be divided by one-fourth
of the membership. All members
in good standing on June 1, constitute
the eligible membership.
Each contestant is requested to have
his heart and lungs tested before COM
peting. If physically unfit to partic-
ipate, it shall not be counted against
his association.
The rules of the Young Mems Christ
ian Association League Handbook
shall govern all points not herein pro-
vided for. ,
4 The Spalding Cup, held by Sha-on
for the past year, will be held for the
following year by the association at
! tanning the highest average score III
the regular events. " Il. sss l
j A fob viii Be awarded to the an
round champion Of each class.
| Ribbons will be given to first, sec
ond and third in the special events.
i A banner will be given to the team
winning in each relay race. #
i Buttons will be given everyone MAX
ling the honor standard in every event
| in their weight class.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-04

shots. He rushed to the street and
found Caccio'a lying on the sidewalk
on Main street. A few rods ahead
he saw three men walking away and
hailed them. As they turned around
Lucas recognized them as Buto, Ar
rego and Andie Casiguerra. Lucas
asked Buto if he shot Cacciola and he
replied promptly that he did and was
glad of it.
IA Buto stated that as Cacciola ap-
sproached them, Arrego asked him if he
knew where his daughter Antoinette
was, to which Buto says Cacciola re-
piled, ITO hi with Antoinette." Buto
says he became SO enraged at this out
burst from Cacciloa that he drew his
revolver and fired at him. The first
shot struck the victim in the left hip,
the bullet losing itself somewhere in
the fleshy portion Of the buttocks and
1 has not yet been located. The first
lshot caused Cacciola to reel and fall,
Ewhereupon Buto says he fired three
more shots, one entering the neck
close to the spinal column and emerg-
ing in front, just grazing the jugler
vein,, the third one passing through
4 the left arm and the fourth through
a hand. Cacciola says that he was
struck and kicked after being shot,
\ but Buto denies this.
q Buto says he had no intention of
killing Cacciola, but Of crippling him
4 to such an extent that he would be un-
4 able to escape with Antoinette Arrego.
II While, as has been stated, Buto, adj
mits firing the four shots, Cacciola
insists that Buto only fired the first
u two shots and that Arrego then siezed
the revolver and fired the remaining
4 two shots, accompanying them with a
q violent oath.
4 Sam Buto, commonly known in
Wadsworth as "Sleepy SAM" is q
brother of Frank Buto, who two yer
ago killed Chas. Lenzo, brO 4 o1
!. John Lenzo. The circumstances are
peculiar all the way along. Charles
Lenzo was engaged to the girl and i
is known that his life was forfeitet
largely on that account. The reyolvel
|. with which Buto shot Caccicla Is D:
IFss caiibre ana ff6rmsfly belonged i
J Charles Lenzo. II ID now iii the pos
session Of Prosecutor Underwood.
Last night as we went to press til,
condition Of Cacciola had improves
, somewhat, although the bullet still re
mains imbedded. Unless blood poisol
, sets in DR.. Bolich says Cacciola viii
, doubtless recover. 4.
I The bond Of $1,000 has not been fun
ished for Butto's release. He hai
eaten little since in Jail and relieves
themonotony Of his incarceration nov
and then by butting his head agains
! the wall and feigning illness. Will,
Sheriff Gehman was absent from tow
: Wednesday Butto stampeded and DR.
Strong and Deputy Pelton were sum
moned. The latter declared there wal
J nothing the matter with Butte SO fal
as he could discover.
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BAND CONCERT
SATURDAY NIGHT

Unless prevented by inclement
weather, the Medina Band will give
its first outdoor concert on Saturday
evening Of this week from the payil-
ion in the park. Following is the
program:
March Majestic ......... Crosby
Selection--L ........ Donizetti
March -Pennant Winners
.......... ~. Laurendeau
Trombone Solo Evening Star ~.
................. Wagner
Soloist, Mr.. Harry Stoudt
Selection Bohemian Girl ~. Balfe
(a) Sweetest Story ....... Stults
(b) A Dream ......s.... Bartlett
Waltz -Sobre Las Olas ~. Rosas
Tuba Solo The Mighty Deep Jude
Soloist, Mr.. John Iper
March Crestline's Festival Carlton
Star Spangled Banner
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FEARS BROTHER
WAS DROWNED

When the British battleship "Tri-
umph' was sunk a week ago in the
gulf Of SarCs, it is probable that with
the 700 known TO have persisted was
included Arthur Fowler, stoker, a
brother Of Mrs. Geo. Fades of No. |
Bishop Court Mrs. Fades has re-
ceived no information other than what
she has CLEANED fro mthe daily pa
pers, but says that her brother had
been with the Triumph for q long
time and while it was tied up in the
Dardanelles. Mrs. Fades expects
word from relatives IN England, her
former home n . few days confirms
ing her fears. N
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-04
GORDON GIVES PRIZE

Congressman Gordon, in response
to a request from the agricultural
commission, win give a book to the
boy Or girl from his Cleveland district
who makes the best showing at the
state spelling contest at Columbus to-
day. The honor prize is $50 in money
and Governor Willis gift will be an
elegant set Of books, Reeds Modern
Eloquence.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-04
WADSWORTH TEAC CHER QUITS

4. nj. Thomas, drawing and com
mercial teacher in the WadswOrth
schools, has resigned To 60 to Delphcs
TO have charge Of similar work there.
nc win receive Z salary Of 500 4
month, an increase Of $40 over the
salary received at WadswOrth.
Thomas Is the only Wadswogth teach
|er te, fAsien He has been AZ WadS-
worth tor'twc years
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Mad Italian Shoots
Fellow Countrynan

Dominic Cacciola, acquitted three
weeks ago Of the charge Of extorticn,
is now lying at the point Of death in
the private hospital Of DR.. Bolich at
Wadsworth from the effects Of four
bullet wounds inflicted by Sam Butto
on the main street Of Wordsworth last
Monday morning at about $50 o'clock.
Buto admits the shooting and made no
attempt to escape. He is now in the
county Jail following being bound over
to the grand jury by Mayor Boyer Of
Wadsworth on the charge of shooting
with intent to MAIN.
Following is the story Of the shcote
ing substantially as related to Prose
cutor Underwood by Buto himself: n
Sunday afternoon Antoinette All
rego, youngest daughter Of Sam Ar
rego, who figured conspicuously IN the
John Lenzo murder case several
months ago and the perpetrator Of
which has never been discovered, dis
appeared from her home in Wads-
worth. Simultaneous with the disap-
pearance Of the Arrego girl, Lofndice
Onofrio also left town. The latter
| was in Jail here several months as an
accomplice of Cacciola, but his case
was nolled following the acquital d
Cacciola.
Arrego believed that Onofrio had
spirited the girl away at the behest Of
Cacciola, the latter Of whom it was
thought would subsequently join the
girl and be married. Arrego, it is
said, confded his fears to Buto, Ar
rego's brother-in-law.
Since the murder Of John Lenzo
who it was reported was engaged te
the Arrego girl, there has been a grow
ling feeling Of hatred toward Cacciols
by his fellow countrymen in Wads-
worth, who they thought was in some
way connected with the crime, ant
also because of his alleged practice b
Iextorting money from the more indus
trious Italians Of Wadsworth under /
threat of bodily injury.
According to Buto, when he hearc
THAT Cacciola might wed the Arreg,
lgirL his Asrego' 81 niece, tho formel
saslagsd splysx with tfe intentibl
i of going " Barberton, whittier IL wa
thought the girl and Onofno had gone
and to use the weapon If itsbecam,
necessary. He and Arregeswent I,
fBarherton, but found no trace of sth,
lgirl. They arrived In Wadsworth o.
Sunday evening and, evidently fearing
trouble, asked Marshal Lucas to g
home with them, also requesting tina
/ Lucas lock up CaeciolE, Lucas accedet
to neither request. However, at
o'clock Monday morning, Lucas com
municated with Prosecuting Attorne!
Underwood regarding the question o
locking up Caeciola and was informed
THAT there wasl apparently no author
lity for doing so.
4 Lucas then went to breakfast ant
had just seated himself at the tabl,
when he neard a succession of pisto
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ASKS JUDGMENT
AGAINST All. ROOTCO.

"a new case in court is that Of The
American Sugar Co., corporation orr
gahized and doing business in the Ter
ritory Of Hawaii, VS.. The IA. /. Root
CO, in which plaintiff asks judgement
in the -um Of $114s.16, with interest
from Dec. II, 1914. Plaintiff claims
that on Dec. 8, 1914, it entered into
an agreement with defendant to ship
latter 1888 pounds Of beeswax for the
above named price, t. Q. b. Honolulu.
This plaintiff states was delivered to
a common carrier at the port Of Homo
lulu to a vessel Of the American Ha-
waiian s. $. Col, and that defendant
company has never paid any part Of
the amount which it IS alleged the lat
ter contracted, to pay. Arthur D.
Baldwin and F. w. Woods are attor-
neys for plaintiff.
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PROGRAM OF
COMMENCEMENT

+ "
Following Is the official program Of
commencement week which will mark
the graduation Of perhaps the largest
class in the schools history:
Baccalaureate Sermon
Congregational Church
Sunday Evening, June 6, 1915.
1880 (Central)
Prologue and March, Organ Rogers
Invocation s- Rev F. w. Hass
Anthem. awake! Awake! Put on thy
Strength" Case
Scripture Reading Rev. w. v. Edwards
Prayer Rev. S. F. Dimmock
Offertory Solo, "The Penitent,"
Van De Water
Miss Brintnall
Sermon Rev. H. S. Fritsch
Hymn No. 459
Benediction Rev. Goodale
Class Play s
Princess Theater
Tuesday Evening, June 5, 1915.
7:30 (Central)
THE MELTING POT
Cast Of Characters
David Quixano J. Seymour
Mendel Quixano Glenn Weisz
Baron Revendal Branch Pierce
Quincy Davenport, Jr. Fred Bohley
Herr Pappelmeister
Emanuel Tinstman
Vera Revendal Dorothy Bradway
Baroness Revendal Genevieve Nichols
Frau Quixano Doris Searles
Kathleen O'Reilly Anna Holcomh
Stage Managers, Property Man: Har-
old Burnham, Karl jerks, Helen
Tubbs, James Thayer.
Publicity Agents: Grace Hartman, AL
fred Dannley.
Scenic Artist: Florence Leach i
Assistants: Mildred Petit, Ruth
Burkett,
Commencement
Congregational Church
Thursday Evening, June 10, 1916.
7:3O( (Central)
Music Asi
Glass Presidents Adress a-
Branch Fierc.
Class Prophecy James ThayesI
EEolo ~
or tke Rosd v Maud
4 0la Speak
n. + Hear You Calling Me-
Fred Bole.
lclass Statistics Louise Star
Glass Poem
Dorothy Rradwax Helen Tubbi
Class Will M s
| Joseph Seymour, Dana Whippl,
Cla yaledictory Edith A. Shepar'
Music E
Class Address, .The Making Of
Life Or. Henry Churchhill KIM
presentation Of Diplomas
W. s. Edmund
Benediction Rev. Fritscl
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EarlTrifit and Bertha White, ex-
ecutors Of the will Of James N. Trifit,
vs.. Phoebe Trifit, Earl I. Trifit A,
B. Taylor and Bertha White, in an ac-
tion to have the court place con
struction on the VIII and TO grant auth
ority to sell certain real estate. Arthur
vanEpp represents all the parties con-
cerned in this, action. NJ
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-04

Another case, wherein gross neg
lect, cruelty, and marital infdelity is
charged, has been recorded within the
week. Frank Stepheson is the COM
plainant and seeks permanent separ-
alton from his wife, Mabel. This UNI
fortunate couple was married Dec. 13,
1900, in Berea. Whether the super
stition associated with the day Of the
month has had anything to do with
the domestic troubles Of the Stephe-
sons is not known, but according to
Frank there has been a succession Of
departures from the straight and mar
row path on the part Of Mabel, which,
if true, would cause many to scratch
their heads over the "13'' in Dec,
1900. Frank asserts that in July,
1904, Mabel spent six weeks in To-
ronto in the company Of one James
Shaw. That in August, 1912, she
*
removed their household goods to
Cleveland and resided for a period oi
three weeks with Allen Mosgrove
Again, according to Frank, in Septem-
ber Of the same year, Mabel took up
residence of five weeks with man BY
the name Of Potter, in Nashville Tenn
Frank says he forgave her for each
otfense, but that in April Or May d
1919, she LETT him again and has never
returned, nor has he been able To ~.
taxtaln Her whafsa sakppts The couple
have 10 children Attorney George
Smith Is counsel for Stepheson.
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aus QfibestrdFttn bonn friibeu Moretn
Bic 8um lpdten Qbsnb. Qr6sit III hidt
bel borhanben unb Biz acknowledgement
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seinemot6en ouf ssaiier 1piteelm IL"

Friiber gut9e6enbe GtThdftt t~letneren Inns
faugss betrtfb, tleine Wirt6e (tnb in 6oz
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fir bsIe muBie arbeit geFaaben perben.
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