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ft f: n i One Year At<h-lW Sudden death of Frank H. Whip- ple while pitying golf on ttie Nt- ugara-Orlcaiu $o\t couiw July 27. OJcott Bench Hotel laved from total destruction by jprompt Ac- tion and qooA work of Olcott and end Newfane fire department*. Company F to entertain High- land Light Infantry from Gait, Ontario, in September. Orleans County Fair being held ot Albion with truck of the Gene- gee Brewing Co. drawn by twelve horses a feature. Hymeneal—Dr. E. E, Eggert of KnowlcHvlllo to Miss Cello Neary at Buffalo. Obituary—Mr*. William Graves In Albion, William P. Miller In TonawandJa, Mrn, Mary Ludv/lg In Albion, Burton T. Reed in Sheridan, Wyoming, Mrs, Eliza- beth Wolgol, Mm. Mary Curtis, formerly of Medina, in Orlakany, Mrs. Edmund Brightim, William Morrow, Charles Anderson. Bkwren, M, W. Child§, C. N. Hood, clerk; Earl Card, treasurer. Republican ticket nominated! For County Judge and Surrogate, Edwin B. Simmons: Member of Asiembly, W. W. FMPM, County Clerk, George H. Itoltfo; Sheriff, Fred Rice. Five Yean Ago— 1081 JumoH M. Collins appointed Vil- lus\ Treasurer to ttuccecd Geo. A. Nowell. Herbert T. Reed, of Albion, elected chairman of tlic Orleans County Republican Committee. The Outlot Company of Buto- vlo opened a store In the Cook block. Hornor Maynard gold hlg con- fectionary utoro to Stone and Col- vln of South Dayton. UlrlliB—To Mr. and Mm. Myron Starkweather of Alabama, a daughter, Alice Lorraine, ftabort Kidney, 17, drowned white HWlmrnlntf alone In the Bnrre iitono quarry. Obituary—Jiimim PUilior, Mrs Mary (lormiin l-owln, William A11 - jxirt. Car) V Hot-fi-ldl, John Sulli- van, Mr«. Jameit C. I'oley. won Ten Yiw» Ago—102(1 MIHB (Jencvlevo Cervlimkl drowned In (ili'iiwood J,ul<i' Alfred Pelernon ot Johnson Crock xerlouitly Injured when thrown from u loud of liny when one of the horned wan Btlintf by a life iilrurlt by trolley at Suit Worloi ford Coupe of Herbert Church rood (Toiwlng and orrupunta In- jured. Obituary—William O. Lacey, J. Mrs. James Illekov of Lyndon- vllle, Mrn. Mary Tracoy of Mld- dleport, Mm. Emma Davis. Twenty Year* Ago—1010 Hoard of Truslova ordors the •ild hou»o removed from Cham- berlain Park Company V In camp lit Phnrr, Tex no Chrlntophei' .Sehnrpltiu Inntuntly lllllerl In on auto ucrldent at Ken- dull Mllln Mian Helen Muriuy, of Cleve- llinrl, <>, in an exhibition nHiiltiat time drove n two-year old roll o mile in 2 III, u world'n record foi a Iwo vour old drlvim by n wnmuri 1'lny uroiindn on Central und Oiik Oivnurtl stieot neliool grounds In full !iwiri|i Hymeneal -Raymond Sinclair lo Mian linn It'll Mllilieil Hill. obilunry Mliis Annie K T I.iike, WIIUHIII II Whipple, Krim- lim Dutfar, ul Johnson Crook, Mm. Jennie I'holpn, I'utiklt I.livin Twenty Five VeurN Ago—1011 .Severe hull, wind and I iiln storm doen much duniiige to fruit In this aecliiin Three cottngeii at Oak Drchard- iMi-the-l.akn ilentroycd by fire A J Skinner puicliiiued the i Hew Mminr fuim r m $22, I'-in (Kill Holiby I.eacli, 41) veai a old, of Nuifpira Ir'ulln, Out, went avei the I li'i M-HIKIII I'111 1 hi In 11 bairtfl and ciiine out nlhe Ire IIIIUSI- of W I 1 ' Wntt'i Inii y ul Ihe iTirner of Main titrerl niw M.tfilc- Itldae loud tlfilio) rcl bv fur ll\ 1111 neiil, I'I of John I In Mi<.» Klith* C ll.uajai i* U \ ,III Forty Yew* Ago^-WS School ccnuus of the village taken by Edward Poison, showed a population of 4,377, Trustees voted flOO to each of the flro companieg of the vitiate $1,600,000 being gpent on this division of the jBrie Canal. Summer meeting of the Medina Driving Park Association. Purses $800. II. D. Lumley, of the town of Alabama, drowned while 0x1 a bu«Jnes» trip west. Local Democrat*) fling a Bryan and Sewall banner over Main direct. Republican County Convolution i.alled by George W, Potter, ALbort I,. Swctt and C. S. Brldgeman, uxccutlve committee. Farm house of S. Rice destroyed by fire. 20th Separate Company return- ed from Pcekskill camp. Local oppolntmenta made by Governor Morton. Obituary—nt. Rev, A. C. Coxo, Episcopal Bishop; MISB Carrie E. firalnurd, William Wood, Nlrn Julia Mackey, Mrs. Prlscllla Peait- ley. Will Hawthorne. Current Comment In Washington >?nfc-# ^ir- * Thirty Yenrr. Ago—-IDOfl (ii-oiMe .Snlca of M lildlepoi t. iliowni >l HI the canal llH'luiiil l.ederei dtowned in the NiiiKara ltl\ er ill llufflilo Klflcciilh Aiiiuia! I'(invention of the dainty Chriallan lCndciivoi was held in the l.yndonvllli' I'reaby- teiiun Chuivh iiiul the fullnwiny off lir-rn elected l'realdfiil. He\ II K Kllcnwood. Medtnii, vice pi emdent, Mrs Louise Jucobn. I.yiidoiivllle. iiot'ietai y and tr«»a«- uiri, Mm J W Uleekimin, Shelby tililltmry Cleorgv Ainen, Minx Knie Hiindun, Mit*. Wilhuni II KlliBaley. Thirty Five Years Ago—1001 One of u team of IIOIIMWI owned by John Summer killed In a run- avvny. lloind of Kducaluwi I' 1 II Whip- i.le, John J llyitn. W J. McNah, ii W l>oiJt. K W Trliip. John Mailer, Kdwiird Muiuun, M A Forty Five Yearn Ago—1891 Mlaa Pholnii, of Juffery, N. H., and Ml«a Stono, of Palmyra, oc- copted position* In Medina Acad- omy. Burt D. Tlmmermnn, elocrted iiuperlntondent and Gcorgo A. Moaeh, a«alnlant auperlntondU'nt of Methodist Sunday .School. V C Ryun elected C. of Medina Encampment. (J. H. Hall resigned as chlof en- gineer Medina Fire Department and John K. Mt-Ouin elected In bin plnie. Tonawanda Indians scalp the .Slam Himeball teum of Medina by a 27-1 8 Hcoio Joueph Tiffany eluded N. O . A K Hlttei, Becrotary and C. C. H*ip- klna, treasurer Orleanii Lodge 217, I O. O. F. The Frotoctlvoa olectod Bttrt SorvosB president and B. J. Cuun- nilnan foreman. Medina Driving Park Aaaoclntion oiBunb'.od with C. J. Wobor, pres- ident, A. O. .SqulroH, nocretary and Fred F, Qutes, troaauror. ClraruiHon I.lddle and uthom pe- tlllon for the drulnaoo of Shelby nwampii Oorman Lutheran conureijutlon of Medina celebrated second «n- iiiveiiimy of their church dedica- tion Fire deotroyed house on I'arli Avenue owned by Mrn J Alfoid and occupied by herself and Fvlr and Men A Stevenson. Hoys' of '(12 M. F A announce the annual banquet with Albx'il J Coe, president, Robert I' Seurle, vice president, and Simon I,. Ad- lor, secretary and trcamiicr William U Lee completes uchoo '•cii'iiin, llndluil 1.300 rlillrlien t>e- tween the ages of five and twenty one years In town Obituary -Mrs Adellii A. If III, Maruuerlll McCar«o, Chandler Fmiihuni, Mrs. P. II Orcjjory, Jnniwi o'llara, Mis Cornelia Wett- mm e. Ocorae S Klrby, Mi 11 (»<»o Hiit«-,i. Htepiien R01111, Fred Mar- tin llyinenoHl Willie It ilrltt of RidiXewny to Ml»a ICnima Ml ay Tuinei of Hldueway, Lyman It Swell of Vlneland, N J , to M Inn Mm thii IClmlru WashlnHton 111 Port JorrlH, N Y , Lewis II I.oomlH of Lyndonvllle, to M»ry M Lincoln of Weal Newton, MUJIII Fifty Years Agu Letter from ICdwnid 11 Davey mi \A Trip In YellowHtone Pal It \ Tcmjierance Camp niretlnij to be held ill Lakeside ! Cltisii of 112, number Inn ahoul ' Iweiily .coiiteinplate rtimpinu Laliealiie I'llllliciii sloie ill Wheiih il lr Iniilllai i/ril Itobert Stnllhi tun 11 and cur, tenia at Kiixt Shelby destroveil t>\ flic Orlenns County Ilin Laliealde Mrs C'harlea Iteynoids uttemptr-d, HUlcUle by taking lutulununi Mr und Mm Walsh their sixtieth weddlnu no IV Medina liusehall team routed t»i (•import :i5-7 The political- truce throughout the country prowi * welcome re- fplte to Waihlngton which la*tt week Joined the rank* of the nun- baked, ilzzlinif SteUm. The White HOUKC cloied it* official and hos- pitable dooni (not to touri«t«, of courae) and the Pretidential fam- ily hied ituelf off on it* various summer holiday!, with Mr, Roo- sevelt himself crulilog along the Eastern seaboard from Maine to Canada, where he will wind up with a visit to Campobello Island and where, it is whispered, there may take place A very, very im- portant sub rosa conference in- volving the international currency situation. (At least, Norman Mon- tague from England and 1 Secre- tary Morganthau from Washing- ton and the President all will just \happen\ to be vacationing in the same vicinity at the same time.) At any rate, aside from a few Informal and unofficial utterances, thero will be no Democratic po- litical harangues let loose upon the summering Notion for some time to come. For the Republican camp (where already John Ham- ilton is mentioned as Presidential timber for 1D40) all will be quiet until after Gov. London's accep- tance speech on July 23rd. Wash- ington, alwoyg uartorlally Inter- 1 ested In First Ladies and potential j First Ladies, la edified to learn that the feminine portion of the London household has had a \drcus\ rehearsal for tho impor- tant \acceptance\ occasion and has demonstrated Impeccable taste. • • f Congress la long gone from to Senate at Albany to succeed j Roscoe Conkling. j Hymeneal—Will Smith to Emmu 1 Hull at Jeddo Obltuai-y--Mrs. Sarah Coon, Dr. F. II. Crandall, B. V. Gates of Al- bion. ! .opyrlght 1113(1 by tho Philadolphi* Inqulrtr.' Sixty Years Ago—1870 ilopkmj Ontario Mouse opened at Yntea' Pier, now known aa,Sha- dlfiee. County Convention of colored men endorse Hayes and Wheeler. Picnic In Tanner's woods popu- lar Exhibition by 0 tight rope walk- er on Main street Bout racing on the canal In which the \Barge\ manned by the following crow was the winner: Stroke, V. M. Ives, Rev. W. K Tulloy, Frank Adrlance, M. J. Vun- Muster, cockswain, George A. Newell The four oared barge waa opposed by a two oared scull man- ned by George Allen, W. A. Wood und W. A. Bowen. Obltuury xElisha Weld. Washington, but wo are not yet) permitted to forget it: The Con-' gresslonal Record is still corning out. The latest number issued con- tains 111 pages filled with House and Senate speeches that hud been \withheld for revision\ or \exten- sion of remarks\. Many of these post-adjournment editions of the Record will serve as campaign material on behalf of members seeking re-election. Sometimes In the rush of getting awuy, bills some in mufti. (Don't ask us why fourteen men were necessary to carry a flimsy paper document, because we couldn't tell you. Con- gressional business may be \weighty\ but not that weighty, wo should judge offhand.) How- ever, on the landing field at Birm- ingham, policemen awaited the plane with a speedy automobile and the party sped to Jasper where passed by Congress are awaiting it secured the Speaker's signature, signature, and overlooked. Last Back to the plane and into the week an. urgent situation arose night sky soared the rescue party, when it was discovered ut very nearly the last legal moment that u bill paused In the dying days of this Congressional session hud been overlooked and bore nei ther the signature of Speaker of the House Bankhead nor Vice F*rcs. Garner. Forthwith, through the when Texas was reached, it swooped down on Uvalde and the vacationing Vice President was routed out and the bill signed. Tho return dash to Washington waa quite as speedy and now safely a law is the measure set- ting up regulations for certifying scorching night, an Army transport witnesses before Congressional plane roared southward carrying bodies, and stipulating proced- fourteen men, some in uniform and ures for contempt citations in the ernes Used in Many Ways While more t?ew York State cherries are used for making plea than for any other purpose, nevertheless there are numerous other important outlets for vm fruit, $ome ot which are rapidly forging ahead because of the high quality of the raw product from which they are made, Consumers will be given an insight into the uses to which New York's cherry crop is put in a display from the Experiment Station at Geneva to be exhibited at the ninety- sixth annual State Fair In Syra- cuse in September, according to an announcement by Station offk' ciaLs. This is but one angle faf a large project in progress at Ge- neva seeking new outlets for New York fruits and vegetables. \For the past ten years, hun- dreds of tons of certain varieties oi New York State sweet cherries, notable Yellow Spanish, Napoleon, and Windsor, have been used by the preserving industry in the manufacture of maraschino-type and 'glaco' cherries because of the outstanding quality of the pro- duct obtained from the New York State fruit,\ says the statement. As the quality of the finished product depends as much upon the variety of fruit as upon the method of processing, a study of the suitability of many varieties of cherries of commercial impor- tance for the manufacture of maraschino-type cherries is under way at the Experiment Station. The exhibit at the State Fair will show a number of steps in the process of making maraschino- type cherries and will include a display of a number of varieties, How many persons now ftom m. hatchery m^S^t have been delivering Me: te,,*5? individuals in vtm^S^ me^nurliSe^lTelg Several instances have fn*n «._ Jported by hateherjr ejffiSl'cf * persons to whom, fish Welont signed for planting tat nffi waters just dumping lie tt from the cans in which toey we^ being carried into shallow S near the shore of a lalre aS applicant became very indignant when told by the hatchery 8 ^ that such.procedure would notito He insisted on doing It u, ^ w d J. n fiv 5 \atoutes had the sat- isfaction of seeing two fihirds <£ more of the fish he had just plant- ed die within sight of the shore? Subscribe for the Medina Tribune. L. F. WATERS, M. D. Office at Residence, 311 Pearl St opposite Armory. Phone 488 Of- fice Hours: 2 p. m. t o 4 p. m., ex- cept Thursdays. 7 p. m. to 8 n m. on Monday, Wednesday, Frfl* day and Saturday evenings, event witnesses fail to appear. • • » The political party in power generally has a fine edge on the contestant in the matter of cam- paign material and personnel, but seldom, if ever, has an Adminis- tration had a goodly segment of its diplomatic corps to help it weave its oratorical spell.. A glance at our depleted roster of ambassadors and ministers reveals what experts Mr. Roosevelt will j have letting fall the golden word in his., behalf during the cam- paign: Temporarily absent from their posts and in this country un- til a-fter election are Ambassador to Russia Bullitt, Minister to Den- mark Owen, Minister to Sweden Stelixhardt, Ambassador to Poland Cudahy, Ambassador to Belgium Morris, Minister to Hungary Mont- gomery, Ambassador to Germany Dodd and Netherlands Minister Emmet. Goto IL G. WHEELER 317 Park Ave. for all general tin smithing work, roof- ing and gutter. Furnaces installed and repaired. PHONE 71 Subscribe for the Medina Tribune FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW Ul THE_GOOFUS FAMILT I By H. T. Elmo I'D BWTHER HAVE ONEV. I'M Pi LVTTV-E SENSITIVE - A8O0T SffTHlNG IK) PUBLIC erlehrn tr annui'i - Miserable with backache? W HEN tddntyi function family «nd you «WJ«r • Mggbw tttducfc*, willi dluinca, taming, KMtfy of too liMWMt iirtMtion and oitting up «t slanb wMn yoti (««l lir»d, nmow, art sipccitlly foi poorfy kidbwyt. Mllllom of bom n«y y*». Tbty «n iwcoa* d» country Qvtt. AA y*m Fifty riv* Yearn A«o—1881 I'i of J C Downey wiilKcd 11 , u>|>r su.iiH'iulcd nvrt Matt! Btrp«»t nil l''liemim'» Duy In town SUttr tux milr nrlviM lined by J . \V Wmlnuoith comptroller. 1 My mn S Newell Medina's \l I - luM'' flci ll I foi win Kostei. piopt ictor Hiili{«~ - I \\ MY Hotel, nnimuiiied a turn est P«i l\ l'ii|i(iiiu lieeclin inatitlle d flrsil telephone excliiitme III low ti I ; .nu t then pi i»'ccilri! to Albion nut! |H' ui'Upol I j Mlicil Swell puiclutsi'd live holm- 011 K.IKIO stieet. opposllr : u-Miilem <• ol M i K I. Pitts Mu li.nl Witl»h foinmrih'e-*! • itttililuni \it the itirner nf Mnui , iitid ('mis itteel, on Hie side nil nt rd t'Y ti\c litnt wmtei . KllrldKC ('•• l-iiplmm rlei!i^<.i DOANS PILLS WE PAY CASH FOR OLD (JOL1) Cox the Jeweler IORIO & SIPPLE WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE & AWNINGS Home Windows Cleaned Phone 41 Medina. COPYRfC TV CHAPTE R Bn l likable J jobless and t>i pled Bummer secklne shelti storm. 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