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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

this season and the bags will nave
to be made smaller 20 sell for a
nickel.
When the desire seizes you to
throw something at rne players,
make it the hat of your neighbor
or your cushion. These missiles
will not iiijure anyone.
Should the weather man forget
to have nice weather for the open
ing day, don't kick. The schedule
is short one, and the opening
made late as possible.
President Charles Morton of the
o. 4 p. league, has sent out let
ters to the umpires signed by him
for the coming season ordering
them to report here on the Both
of April to receive instructions and
assignments fer the first part Of
the season. The men who received
these summons are: rAlie Latham,
Bobby Hart, Bill Bannon. William
List, Paul Steinberg and Llewellyn.
-Akrcn Times.
Akron. o., April IS. -,"Bill"
Schwartz and Manager Walter East
OF the Akron team are to be re-
served and held eligible to draft
at the close Of the present season
according to the latest bulletin
received by President Mopton from
Secretary Farrell. The request
of the Akron club that East and
Schwartz be allowed to sign non
reserve contracts is turned down.
Columbus, o., April. IS. The
Columbus club scld TO the Lancas-
ter club pitcher Garbey and out
fielder Seryadus. These players
were drafted by Columbus last
fall from the p. o. NJ. League.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19
New York Central Lines
[BlG FOUR ROUTEl

All trains daily except locals and
Nos. 6 and 10.
l.. q. NTBERGALL.
Ticket Agent.
Phones-Homs 246: Bell 1T.
Effect Jan. 1, 1907.
For further information regarding
trains. call information operator,
either phone.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Following are Thursdays scores:
At Pittsburg--Chicago o, Pitts.
burg l. Brown, Moran; Leifield,
Phelps.
At Brooklyn--New York 0, Brooklyn
3. Taylor, Bresnahan; Pastorious
Ritter.
At elphia---Boston 8, = Phil:
delphia 10. Pittinger, Doom; Bouli'
Needham.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19
20 To
jamestown

That's the number of hours Ma
rion is from the Exposition via the
Hooking Valley route.
Choice of twenty-nine different
routes, direct (via Washington,
Petersburg, Philadelphia or Balti-
more) or via New York.
LIBERAL STOPOVERS
RATES
10 DAY-LIMIT ......... S12. 90
Is DAY LIMTr......i SIG. so
60 DAY LIMIT $19. .25
SEASON TICKET ....> $21. 80
VIA NEW YORK
60 DAY LIMIT .......... S23. rs
SEASON TICKET ........ $28. SO
Tickets OH sale April 19 to Nov.
80,
Hooking Valley
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19
ST. MARY's WON.

Garfield Park was the scene of
a very Interesting game OF baseball
yesterday afternoon when the st.
Mary's and the Public School teams
clashed on the diamond. The paro-
chial team won in handy style by
a score of l3 to 3.
The weather was wee bit chilly
for any sensational work, and only
a few faithful rooters were in at
tendance.
The teams lined up asfollows:
st. Mary's-Catcher, Filiantrout; /;
pitcher, Stafford; first, Minoughan;
second, Hanley; third, Miller; short,
Sweeney; center, Schuler; right,
Murphy; lett, Laurence. y.
Public School Hurr, catcher;
Thew, pitcher; Scott, first; Smith,
second; Stevens, third; AIlinc,
short; Paddock. center; Balm, right !;
Foster, left.
1t was too cold for the Akron
and Steubenville teams 10 play at
Steubenyille Wednesday. Akron
started fer home and will stack
mp against Canton Saturday,
buff Ehman will work for the
Easties against the Central leag-
ncns. Sunday the Akronites play
at Canton.
slnsin' skule, Epworth tonight.
use. ~. ~, ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19
TO COLUMBUS

s1.00 TO COLUMBUS 800
The C. ID. & M makes a special
tate of one dollar to Columbus and
return on Sundays. First car
leaves Marion @ u. M; last car
leaves Columbus $3.50 p. m. Car
every hour. 2-15-th-fr-sas-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

The teams with bench managers
are Youngstown, Marion. Lancaster
and Mansfield.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19
WHERE NEXT?

Massillon, April 10. The Marion
baseball team of the o. and p.
league began training here Wednes-
day for the coming season. Man
ager Drumm secured quarters and
the local field Tuesday. Drumm
was on his way to East Liver
pool when he made arrangements
TO work here. Exhibition games
will be played between Marion and
other O.. and p. league teams here
while the training season is on.
Manager Drimm promises 10 have
games on both Sundays while his
team is here.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19
HAPPENINGS IN THE 80
- BASE BALL WORLD

in all places. Everybody is going to
the ball park on May 1, from the old
est inhabitant, to the youngest. While
tie shops will not close down for
the day, shopmen who desire to may
lay off and attend.
One foreman of the largest depart
ment in one of the shops said the
other day that he does not expect
more than three or four of the $50
men under him to be at work on
that day and the same condition pre-.
walls throughout the city. One em-
ployee notified his boss that he
would not be at work on May /. The
boss asked him If it will not be pos
sible for him to work on the morn
ing of that day. The man replied,
"If any of the celebration is to be
held in the morning, you VIII not
get me TO the shops"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

singin' skule, Epworth tonight
|25c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

25c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

Marion will do the most railroad
ing of any team in the o. and j..
circuit during the coming baseball
season, Youngstown the least. The
mlleage is figured from the sched-
ulc and is 500 miles less than last
year.
This takes off 100 miles from
each club. Counting the teams with
bench managers as carrying IA
men and the others 10, the mileage
for each club for the season fol-
lows;
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

Albert C. McClintok of the
Champs bears the distinction OF
being the Orly baseball player who
has never gone by his name and
has no other handle on the diamond
than his initials ga. c." His
name was not learned when he
started in the game and for fear
the fans would not recognize him
the sport writers have never chang
fed from calling him by his ini-
|tials.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

Stepbenville, April 10. Akron
Of the O. p. league defeated Steu
benville's p. o. NJ. league clnt
yesterday to /.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

Toledo, o., April 10. = Toledo
has disposed of three of the re-
cruits Armour secured during the
open season. Quinn, the black
smith HEAVIER, has been sold to Ma
con and Steen and Hawks, also
twirlers were sold to Billy Smith 3
Newcastle team Of the O.. p.
league. Az these boys are comers
and there is probably q string at.
tached TO their sale.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-19

sinsin skule, Epwortlr tonight.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28

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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28
Street Improvement Resolution

COLUMBIA STREET BETWEEN THE
EAST LINE OF MAIN STREET AND
WEST LINE OF FRANKLIN ST,
IN THE CITY OF FARMINATON,
MISSOURI
BE it resolved by the Board of Alder
men of the City of Pennington, IN the
State Of Missouri, as follows:
That the Council OF the CITY OF Farm
lngtou Missouri, deems and finds il
necessary to improve that portion OF
Columbia Street In the city of Farming
ton, Missouri, lying and being that por-
tiou OF said Columbia street living be.
tween the cast line of Main street and
the west line of Franklin street in
said city, said Improvements to be as
follows;
FIRST The said portion of said
Columbia street shall be graded so that
the curblincs hereinafter mentioned and
described and the center lines between
same will be the established grade Of
the aforesaid portion Of said street. The
side of curb nearest the center of street
is called FACE or CURB or CURB FACE,
and all horizontal measurements, unless
otherwise qualified, refer to the street
side of the curb. All levels or grades,
unless otherwise qualified, refer to top
Of curb. All measurements referring
70 present sidewalks refer TO the edge
| Of walk nearest center of street, and all
levels or grades refer to top of walk at
this point.
NORTH CURB.
At the west line of Main street the
north curb will he ! feet I " south Of
| i. ,,,I "a.
| elm of Henry street feet and 5 inches
south and 40 below walk At the west
side of Henry street feet inches
south and $40 feet below walk. At
point as feet west of west line of Henry
street foot below walk. At east side
Of Jackson street 3 feet inches south
and $500 feet below walk. At west
side OF Jackson street 3 feet inches
south and 2S-Ioo feet below walk. At
point as feet west of west line of lack
son street $40 feet below walk. At east
side of Washington street 4 feet and Q
inches below walk. AT point 100 feet
west of east line OF Washington street s
feet inches south and a-Io feet below
walk. At east side of Jefferson street &
feet 3 south and $40 feet below walk
At west side of Jefferson street & feet
south of and 40 feet below walk, so as
to make straight line from Main street
to west line of Jefferson street.
At east line OF Franklin street feet
6 incees south of and lilo feet below
walk. At the west line Of Franklin
street the north curb will be ? feet south
OF and A-Io feet below walk.
SOUTH CURB.
The south curb OF Columbia street
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28
STREET IMPROVEMENT RESoLu
TON.
JEFFERSON. WASHINGTON, AND
LIBERTY STREETS BORDERING
on PUBLIC SQUARE.
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board OF
Adormca OF the city OF Farming
ton Missouri AS follows.

BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of
A,icrmca OF the City OF Farming
ton. Missouri as follows:
That the Council of the City Of
-.m.ngtou. ,-...our,, deems and
finds 1t necessary to improve tnat
portion Of each Jefferson, Washing
ton and Liberty Streets in said city
bordering upon and composing the
troct+ on the cast. west and north
sides of said public square. or court
house. said improvements to be as
follows:
FIRST. The streets shall be grad.
od so that the curb lines hereinafter
described and the center lines be.
tween same will be the established
Grade of the said streets and the por.
tons thereof hcrcinbiorc named and
designated The side of the curb
nearest center of street is called Face
Df Curb or Curb Face. and all hori.
Ioutal measurements, unless other
wise qualified, refer to the street side
If the curb. All levels or grades,
unless otherwise qualified refer to
top of the curb. All measurements
referring to present sidewalks refer to
the edge of walk nearest center Of
street and all levels or grades refer to
top Of walk at this point.
Curb Lines, Grades. etc.
The west curb on jefferson Street
will he ~ feet east of west line of
street and the east curb will be 40
feet west OF west curb. On north
side of Columbia Street the curb will
be $40 feet below walk and at the
south line Of Liberty Street II will be
7-i0 feet below walk. East curb will
be, $40 feet lower than west curb at
center of square and will extend in
each direction with uniform grade to
Join on to curbs at Columbia Street
and Liberty Street.
The north curb of Liberty Street
will be l3 feet south of north line OF
street and the south curb will be 40
feet south of north curb, At the east
line of jefferson Street the north curb
will be 1-l0 feet below walk and at
the west line of Washington Street 1t
will be 15.10O feet below walk The
south curb will be $40 feet higher
than the north curb.
The east curb on Washington
Street will be IA feet west of east
street line and the west curb will be
IS feet west of east curb. The east
curb will be 5-10 feet below walk on
the north side of Columbia Street
and half way between Columbia and
Liberty Streets 1t will be $40 feet
below walk. At the south side OF
Liberty Street 1t will be $40 feet be.
low walk. West curb will be 2-10 feet
higher than east curb at center Of
square and will extend with uniform
grade In each direction to join on to
curb at Columbia Street and Liberty
Street. Curves of 20 feet radius to
be used at northwest, northeast and
southwest corners of Court House
Square and curve OF so feet radius at
southeast corner Of said square.
Curbs OF all streets leading into or
crossing said streets aforesaid at the
corners thereof located upon any por-
ton of said streets designated for
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28


!
! improvements aforesaid shall be
| curved at corners with a radius Of
~ feet go a. to provide Tor the tu-u"
| paving Of said streets
CDltpr OF streets 10 be on plane
| between top" OF culos where the paw.
ing ls 10 fee. Wide or over aud one
men r".l" r'nr between tops %"
| cHrps where Niu'h Us less IMAM 800
! i't', ana l' Slope h""h"araS 'a.@
way $50 as 10 FORM q ST. @m'hi OF COR.
| rl', joining on To- lh' Nljlcr Will
uniform slope.
SECOND. Ooncrg'" combination
| rlfO ana gutter having SIDE or lace
OF culn ana Top OF cuIh IN the me
ana grade. as before stated shall 20"
constructed on cach SIDE OF streets
herolhheI"f' designated Tor Improve.
| mohls'
Nldth OF cuTD VIII be inchrt al
point " inches belo" top ana width ol
| gutter VIII ne Ice' lhIchhra5 ol
| Eu''er VIII ne ~ lhcheS 10 Dc coz.
| stru''eN III one piece having the
BODY composed OF one part Portland
/ cement ana - paris Se!'cte1 EI"''I
rom 81 FRANCOIS RIVER with nm.
i,hlilE coai composed OF equal parts
oi cement ana SAND.
'nTo ana gutter TO nave b1hrA
''nurt Iu"hualloh'
NM AltoF 'N'aNalihE or htIlhI
ih" 7"REi"u" u s1aI ne thoroughly
rolled and comractcd and upon this
suhrradc shall be placed n concrete
foundation > inches thick composed
Of one part PORTLAND cement and q
parts gravel, covering the entire
space nrlw'on concrete cutters.
rO' IL. pom the concrete louh.
dailon shaII ne spread course oi
saiiu one ana "ho'hati Incncs lhick 10
IuLHl p'u.lHE lot inc brl'hs.
fif II. pom the sahd cushion
sha.I Ne 'diH course Oh Nitrlll'H
faNlhH hrlchS oI 'Irsl Grass PuaI'N
SET on eGG' NJ rlEIlt angles TO S'f'''
S" as 10 hreak JoihIS.
SIN H. ne JOINTS bc'"e'h the
bTl'NS TO ne HIi'u WIN Srout CON.
posou oI cement anu SahN III cqU"
paris ana "'t''u so as 10 maN' .
INN mortar.
SEN h.N II, h'l ''iS T'Sol"'l"H .
Dr pUbhShtd lot TWO consecutive .
"rcNS ID some W'"'.E heWsEap'L .
printed ana puohahru lh inc tliy OF .
faINlhE'nh' Mlss"ui'' ana II ma .
jorItE OF the resident owners OF prop
'rlN, iabl" under the law to taxation .
therefor al the GATE OF me passage uI /
TINS resolution, who snail own ma 7
jority OF the front feet owned by res.
ldcn's OF said CITY OF Pennington .
aforesaid. amttinr on lh" portions OF /
'h" streets hcrcinhcioro named ana .
designated 10 be repaired, shall not /
within ten days after the date Of the /
last publication of this resolution /.
aforesaid file with the Clerk Of the .
CITY of FarmlugtOn aforesaid their
Protest against said improvements.
then the Council shall have power 10
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28
Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed, Administrator O. the estate OF
FRANK wAsCHIsCHECK. Decd,
will make final settlement OF said estate
at the next term of the Probate Court OF ST.
Francois county, Missouri, to be begun and
held in Pennington, in said county, on the
second Monday In July. 1907.
d. !. MORRIS. Admir-.
Nay 10. 1907.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28

Some Mississippi County men aud boys
gathered at the farm OF MIR. Barboa
Bry for rat killing, and with the aid
Of throe dogs they killed Ell lats In
less than two hours.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed, Administrators OF the estate of
sALINA LLOYD, Deceased,
will make final settlement OF said estate
at the next term OF the Probate Court of 81 !,
Francois county, Missouri, TO be begun and
held In Pennington. In said county, on the
second Monday in July. 1907.
May "A, 1901.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28

THE WEST LINE DF FRANKLIN
STREET. AND THE CITY LIMITS
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Inai The Council %, i"' Guy OF
Fumins'oH Ms 'bE. t'.m ANA maj
' urro Ary GU iWWo', bar portion
of Columbia street DID s"iH city oil
Iarmins'ul. Missouri wing west oil
ana beginning with the west i'm" "'
Franklin street and extending west
81" the city limits, said improvements
'o be a. follows.
FIRST The streets shall b" su
graded that the curb lines hereinafter
described ana the center lines be-
tween same will be- the established
grade Of the street the side Of curb
nearest the center OF street Is called
Face of Curb or Curb Face and ~
horizontal measurements unless 9th.
prwisu qualified. ra,ur 10 the street
.idu of the curb an levels or grades,
unless otherwise qualified refer to
TON ,F tI. rrrl All measurement IS
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28

from the east line of Main street west
10 the west line of Jefferson street shall
be parallel to and IS feet south of the
north curb. AT the west line of Frank
lin street it will he 90 feet inches from
north curb.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-06-28

COLUMBIA STREET BETWEEN THE
EAST LINE OF MAIN STREET AND
WEST LINE OF FRANKLIN ST,
IN THE CITY OF FARMINATON,
MISSOURI
Montana news., 1907-06-20
~ State Department *

The following letter shows what
kind Of a government deal We have
at DietE, wyominw:
Dietz, Wyo., May 23.
Jas. d. Graham, Helena, Mont.
Dear Comrade-I received your vel
come letter and / am at loss how to
answer it 30 far as subscriptions are
concerned.
know that at this critical period
as many people as can be induced
to do so read the reports of the Meyer
Haywood trial through the socialist
pspera
In the list you sent Of forty names,
thirty-fve are entitled to receive the
News, ofthese thirty-hve who should
get the paper, know Of not one who
ever receives q copy. / suppose that
cut Of about 100 people who subscribe
for the appeal to Reason" at this
place, NOT ONE receives a copy.
This is also true Of the Daily Socialist,
subscribers to the daily receive about
one issue week.
The union here has subscribed for
a bundle of so Daily Socialists during
the trial and we even miss couple
Of issues per week when they come in
bundles.
1t has gotten so here that any man
who ia approached to subscribe to q
socialist paper simply refuses because
he never receives 8 paper after paying
Montana news., 1907-06-20

Mrs. Wesleder writes 8 letter of
hearty encouragement from Great Falls.
Il is comforting to know that some
comrades realize the pressing necessity
there is to "help some" in the heavy
task the News has on hand to handle
the Western Federation trial. 1t is
rather amusing to see those who will
resolute till they are black in the face,
and say they will wade through blood
mp to the brides, when il comes to
doing anything that can be done to
help Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone,
and that il is to spread the true story
Of their martyrdom broad cast, and
combat the capitalist lies, are as silent
as fish so far as any practical aid is
concerned. Shoulders to the wheel and
help is what we want. Do it now.
Who shirks now and lets the little par
ty paper stagger on alone under its
burdens
Comrade Wesleder orders a book Of
stamps. She says in part: "Give
Comrade Hazlett my love and tell her
everyone here enjoys her articles from
Boise very much, and to keep up cour.
age. / think she will put the News
on the top shelf. Yet the comrades
are slow TO realize that they are per
sonally responsible for a papers exist.
ence here in Montana. What would our
movement be without a voice on our
side of the question: If were good
writer / should write each comrade a
personal letter about the responsibility
for the News, women as well as men.
The ladies have given four socials this
winter, and the one before the last
one they cleared over $50, Of which
We voted s25 for the News, paid the
balance due on the dishes, and then
still have a goodly sum in our treas
ury. You may think that I am doing
lot Of boasting-not at all. / am
simply showing you what little ac-
tion will do. Talk is alright but it
takes money to make the mare go
can appreciate your position up there,
with work on all sides of you, and no
capital do anything with"
Montana news., 1907-06-20

We have the following interesting
letter from May Beals:
"Dear Comrade-I was sure that i
had answered your other letter, but I
have been sick so much lately that no
doubt / was mistaken.
"Your offer is very kind and thank
you. am glad you made it, for I
like to believe in all the comrades.
Sometime / will take in Montana but
at present it's an impossibilty. II
am able to go anywhere this summer,
il must be to Indian Territory for
promised some of the comrades / would
go up there as soon as possible and col
lect material for a book which they
think will do a great deal for the
cause. ] have half promised to take
in the socialist camp meetings in Texas
this summer. / have had to stop speak
ing almost entirely, but I will recup.
crate.
"Will you please speak to your 10.
cal ((and others too) about ordering
a bundle of the cred Flagi" 1t will
be eight by twelve. nearly as large as
the Comrade. IL will contain stories
poems, and scientific articles-all rev..
ldtionary Of course. The price rs ten
cents per copy, one dollar per year
In bundles Of ten or more to one ad
dress, half price. Postage extra or
bundles, until we secure second elias,
rates.
/ send love TO Mrs, Hazlett.
Yours for the Revolution,
MAY BEAL.
Woud you care to publish some Of
my stories and poems simultaneously
with the cred Flagi" The s. d
Herald editor asked for permission Il
do 80.
Montana news., 1907-06-20

Diamondville, Wyo., where the large
coal mines of the Amalgamated Copper
Co. are located is now a union camp.
The same methods that were used to
organize Rock Springs unionized Dia-
mondville. 1t is only a matter of a
few months when the entire southern
coal fields of Wyoming will be as well
organized as any district in the United
States.