Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-12-08

lext-door neighbor.
Cleveland, O.-Firemen and police
used ladders in rescuing score of per-
sons, many Of them women and chill
dren, when fire broke out in the, base
ment of the A1lendorf hotel.
Youngstown, <O.-Two more steel
plants in the Mahoning alley an
10 per cent wage increase
for their employees to meet that of the
United States Steel corporation.
Conneaut, GA shed containing a
carload of dynamite used in railroad
construction work caught fire and the
dynamite exploded, the blast breaking
many windows in the city. No one
was injured.
Medina, O.-F'ire which did 5000
damage and threatened to destroy the
plant of the A l. Root Co. on the out
skirts of the city, swept the lumber
yards, but by fortunate shift of the
wind, failed to spread.
Toledo, O.-Announcement has just
been made that the Edward Ford Plate
Glass Co. will voluntarily increase the
wages of its 1 800 employees per cent,
effective December l. The average
daily wage is now $3.50.
Marion, O.-Big -Four, Erie and
Hooking Valley officials here awarded
to Letter & Bland, of Marion, a con-
tract for enlarging the Union Depot
and building train sheds. The i'm
proyement will cost approximately
$4,000.
Columbus, O.-Four men were in
jured here when the ammonia con.
denser at the Crystal Ice Co. exploded.
The men, all workmen, were cleaning
the condenser when the explosion oc-
CURED. The building was partly
wrecked.
Circleville, O.-Orders have been is
sued to the manager of the local gas
company by the Logan Natural Gas
Co. of Columbus, to cut off the gas
Monday from churches, hotels,
schools, laundries and county build
ings. The city is suffering from coal
shortage.
Columbus, ON an effort to show
the advantage of organized debating,
Ohio State University will be the
arena for a state high school debating
contest next spring, if plans projected
by the English department are real
lied. To arouse interest a prize will
be offered.
Columbus, O.-The legislature will
be asked to give state aid to a project
to build coliseum seating 10000 per.
sons, to be built on the State Fair
grounds for the National dairy exhibit
here in 1917. The proposed coliseum
would be made large enough to ac
ccmmodate a National political con
vention.
Bellefontaine, o.-Homer Sandusky
is captain Of an Independent military
company, which has been organized
here. The company expects to become
attached to the Ohio militia when tht
Guardsmen return from the Mexican
border.
Oxford, GA chapter of the De1t;
Tau Delta fraternity has been in
stalled at Miami University with L
active members and II pledges. Col
James B. Curtis, New York. nationa
president of the fraternity, conductet
the ceremonies. =
Delaware, O.-Prof. Edith Stricklan
Noodle, who has been the director G
physical education for women at tn
Ohio Wesleyan University for the pas
six years, resigned to accept a positio
the Thomas Normal school in d.
troit.
Fremont, O.-Mrs. Tom Jenkin,
wife of private in K company, sixt
regiment, now at the border, has mad
appeal for aid for herself and thre
little children. Safety Director Moor,
who investigated the case. says tn
family is on the verge of starvation.
then steadily approach the goal wit
2 out thinking of it. You will be SAT-
: fed to know that ambition, fulfilled,
t no more than a little improvement
|, skill each day, little more expe
: ence in the manner of seeking the go
s After this you will be ready for t
), discovery that the goal never real