Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-12-15

Columbus, O.-Justice R. NJ Wana-
maker, of the Supreme Court, deliv-
cred the memorial address to the
Lodge of Elks here, commemorating
those who passed away within the
year.
London, O.-One wall of the S25, 600
centralized school building in Canaan
township, Madison county, collapsed
from some unknown cause while work
men were finishing the roof No one
was injured.
Sandusky, O.-Mayor Robert Koegle
indictment returned by the grand jury,
charging neglect of duty in connection
with criminal cases which he hears as
police judge.
Columbus, O.-The Ohio Federation
of Labor will transfer its state head.
quarters from Cincinnati to Columbus
January 1, according to State Secre-
tary Thomas j. Donnelly, who came
here to find Office rooms
Bellefontaine, O.AMrs. Rebecca
Williams, who, before her death here,
left a farm of $50 acres to this city
to be sold to build hospital, left also
a bequest giving the city the revenue
from 26O shares of bank stock and
Il business rooms to support the hos
pital.
Cleveland, O.-Poliee have received
orders from Washington police to
search for William S. Hayes, newspa-
per man, and until a few months ago,
secretary to Congressman Robert
Crosser, of Ohio He is charged with
holding up wealthy department store
owner here.
Cincinnati, Appropriation for
the erection of an administration
building and auditorium, a gymnasium
armory and stadium will be sought at
the hands of the next legislature for
Ohio State University, it was said at
meeting of Hamilton County Alum
nal Association.
Akron, O.-The Akron Chamber of
Commerce announced that it would
try to secure at least $1,000 with
which to buy Christmas presents for
Akron militiamen now serving on the
Mexican border. The plan is to Sc
cure at least 81 from each of its more
than 1000 members.
Toledo, O.-Two thousand men are
affected by increases in wages granted
by two companies, both of which took;
effect on the first. Three hundred
employees in the care shops of the
| Wabash Railroad are working on a
| 10 per cent increase Seventeen hun
dred men in the employ of the Edward
Ford Plate Glass Company began un-
der an increase of s per cent.
Toledo, O.-The price Of butter on
| the local market was reduced today
cents pound. Commission merchants
said the cut was due to the boycott on
butter and eggs by the Toledo House
wives League. There was no change
in the price of eggs. The price of
bread was increased 1 cent on small
loaves and cents on the large size.
Cincinnati, Stockholders of the
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
st. Louis Railway Co. (Big Four, at q
meeting here, voted to buy the Saline
Valley and the Evansville, Mt. Carmel
and Northern of Indiana Railway Com
panies.
Columbus, O.-CharIes C. Daniel, fol
many years national secretary of the
United Commercial Travellers, was ar
raigned in the criminal court rader a.
indictment charging flisr with embez
Element while secretary, He entered
plea of not guilty.
/ Cleveland, O.-Theodore A. Willard
wealthy president of the Willard Stol
age Battery Company, and Miss Flol
ence B. Voorhees,, % years old, Obtain
, ed license to marry. Miss Voorhee
{ entered Mr.. Wizards employment fiv
J years ago as private secretary.
/ Akron, O.-Mystery surrounds th
! killing of 21-year-old youth believe
/ to be Boyd Rhodes, son of E. n
9 Rhodes. of Thurber, Tex, who wa
i found dead in box car he entered {
I Barberton, here. He had been she
through the lungs
| then steadily approach the goal will
e out thinking of it. You will be sat
l. fed to know that ambition, fulfilled,
( no more than a little improvement
|, skill each day, a little more expel