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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
Both Phones ............ No. 8
Reports that Japan is violati

Reports that Japan is violating
her pledge to maintain an "open
door policy in Manchmia. by
discriminating against American
goods, will, if they prove true,
tend 10 make more critical the
alleged strained relations between
the japanese and the American
people. No more sensitive point
could be touched aside from the
question of national honor. The
sympathy of the other world pow
e,s will be with the United States
because they cannot but realize
that the discrimination will be cx-
tended TO them, just as soon as
Japan believes she Is able TO tlum-
pie upon their toes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
PULLMAN COMPANY SOLD
IMPURE MILK AND CREAM

Pittsburg Pa, Jan 81 The gra ii
jury of Allegheny county has re-
turned six true bills against the
Pullman Palace Car company alleg-
ing the sale Of impure milk ana
cream to its patrons.
In addition 10 these bills over 50
dealers in this city were indicted FOR
selling adulteratod food
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
Drift of Comment
DEFENDING CRIMINALS

DEFENDING CRIMINALS
Ont at Los Angelo, a man was ac-
cuscd Of numbering his wife. He
was arrested and placed on trial
after the newspapers had repeated
Ily told of The affair. The at.or-
ucv lor lhc accused asked 10 be
excused from he ease, after he had
been working on ii for some time
and in explaining to the court why
he desired to withdraw, stated that
bis wife had come to the coclusion
that the man was guilty and OBJ
iectcd to his having anything to do
with assisting in acouitting MUIR
dcrer.
The Judge assured the lawyer
that he should not take Tie advice
of his wife in such Il case, because
she had formed her opinion mIy
by reading The newspapers, but the
attorney was ublWale- or, rather.
was very obedicnt husband and
declined to proceed with the ease.
The accused subsequently plead
ed guilty and told all about the
commission OF the crime, thus vim
dica;ing the woman $ Judgment and
the accuracy cr the newspapers,
but that probably Should have moth
ing to do with the ethics Of the
ease. The point intended TO be
considered is As old u. jurisprudence
and is, simply is al attorney iusti-
fled in defending man wuom
knows to be guilty!
There have been many vollmes
written upuu lla subject aud it is
pretty generd'iy understood in The
prcfes son tina, Il lawyer is iusti-
fled in defending anyone, but in
NOS. of the book, written upon
the subject i is promised that
the attorney does not know before
the trial whether TIC accused is in
noccnf or guilty, aud that the
law prcsumes lin TO he innocent
ihd ihal therefore the attorney
should prcsumn hin, to be innocent.
Ii j, GlciioH invented for the
personal gam C the profession,
II Il man slcl's horse or com
mills murder, ard ne is shielded or
projected by another man, that
n'2u becomes allcHdble 10 the laws.
II q policeman - cScorilng II man
to the station house and by
S.' per aas-s,S INC man 10 make
n.@ escape tI' HNs'ahder Is arrest
rd Tor lhIerIerihg WIN justice.
ana YET sIHStcf lawyer goes
in.o court ana assists IN the cs-
cape IRON !u&llcc oL 'lIeh ana
Ho'nil- '' th''''', "oout ~ ne
may even go on man Doud ana
"d'I-e nm TO run away aud NE Is
'"' arrested &c lh"y use amy .orl
~ 'n'"''' 40 l'N'II justice ana II
Nv - il''i'"'I 81 'he p"I' u ls
'0,to'''oI''l ~, P.l'i''i'
'",'' - ~ ''e'''IN every riF a
~" ""A''n ""' are I'r'Sl''"'u rs
,l'' P'!' H'NI :. y helr patrons
1Ip HrN porH''' ana com ldcnce
.,|'.' ,',l'' ''" l''I ""o" oo'oln''ly
''''. .n''T P' ''"'' are enemies OF
Sot't,S' '.:',, i'' ','N 'nJoy All ol ihe
~ ''gTe' "' '"r courts, are re-
,iur",'l '",'', 90 p'!''' Socle,F
.i,; "iIi' ''t '", .'''''"I' as are l.'"
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w.. S'',.',ru @ '"e Pr"ieNHio', 'ho'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31

Governor Hughes of the Empire
State, has determined to measure
arms with his legislature. lie is de-
monstating to the people of his
state and to those Of the nation rs
Nvell, that he was never more in
earnest than whaa he sent his mes
sage TO the legislature, recommend
ing some reform which are very
radical.
The test has not come on any of
the issues iouchcd by Hughes in
his message but upon the question
OF a land grab and in this Hughes
has determined to "stand pat"
and fight il ont with the party
leaders and the legislators. The
settlement of the land grabbing
question will undoubtedly settle
some other questions at the same
time, since it vii determine wheth-
er Hughes or the party leaders is
governor Of New York.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31

Senator Foraker seems to have
been successful il organizing a
fight against Congressman Burton.
chairman of the river and harbor
commlbtee OF the house.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31

Making Il gift of silver TO Con
gresham Grosvenor is surely ad-
ding Insult to injury. AS staunch a
republican as the sage OF Athens
should be remembered with gold
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
TO Cure "a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money Il
II fails to cure. T.. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. 25c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31

and even elorfsins lynching his
expulsion IS, Infinitely moro jnstif-
able than that of Senator Smoot,
against whom the only charge Is
that he belongs to ana is the officer
Of a church, which. in its ecclesas
tical law, conspires asainst the stat
utes Of the country. Flllman open
" AM shameleasly breaches the
doctrine Of public murder and he
has 10 right 70 q place in the most
DISTINGUISHED law-making body in
the world Toledo Press
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
A. KN!CKERBOCKER
100 North Main st.
in

Frssh and Salt Meat, Bread,
Pies, Cakes, live Poultry, Pro-
visions, etc.
ali goods selected with care
and sold as low as at other
places,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31

Sikh Annual Dance, given by tho
Peoples Band Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 3, at Huber lial l-Gl5t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31


/ doctrine of public murder and he
has 10 right 70 place in the most
distineuished law-making body in
the world. Toledo Press.
,FGRAKER BREAKS GROUND.
For the time being, at least, the
country will be given rest from
the academical discussions by sena-
tors, OF the Presidents constitutional
powers. Senator Foraker found
himself in hole shortly after he
demanded his inyestieation Of the
Brownsville affair." and although he
chung 10 the root with more tenacity
| than good judgment would warrant,
he finally let 30 ana accepted a COM
promise which confines the duties Of
the committee on military affairs to
an investigation of the outrage.
/ The Ohio senator male good
. Hsht In q losing cqusc. hut he WIS
forced 70 rely on his elo1ueuca rath-
Inr th'n ON the Justice Of his case
lIt j. o question how far thc practices
,of The bar should ho carried into
, LEGISLATIVE discussion. Ambiguous
phrases and false los'a may be lcrit.
innate vcrhal machinery f'r ihe law
yer o employ in bis 2eal to save
his client hut Is II quite the same
I|hrl representative oe the reople
iH engaged IN thoir work Of law
Imabius? President Roosevelt. in his
.mcs7a Q explaining his action with
rcip'auco 10 tho Brownsville case.
.cmph0eizod the fac. that he dis
.chargod The troops for The good of
the service, and not as punishment
for the crime, yet Senator Foraker's
main contention was hat the Pres.
ilent lad constituted himself Judge
and jury in The trial Of the original
oifense ana had rendered q verdict
on ny p1rte testimony. The senator
did The Pre- idclt the tlulness 10
cEon.ratc him from any intentional
wrong. but charged 90 10 deception
That Lad been worked on him. But
In persisJiug that the President had
IN effect punished the members of
The TwentE-nfth inaury for their
participation in the riot. Senator
Foraker was not quit, fair to the
President. nor 10 his constituents.
More than likely We have heard
the last Of the matter. The senate
investigating commitea with al the
facts gathered by the government
Officials before II can 10 nothing
else than approve the conclusion OF
the President that some members 81
tho rwenty-ncth were auilty of the
outrage; and unless they succeed
better than these same officials they
VIII not be able 10 separate the
guilty from the innocent because
OF the conspiracy OF silence; ana
with chat conspiracy clear to their
minds they can q nothing else
than approve the discharge Of the
companies as being imperative to ar
my discipline
If IL was the intention Of those
who persisted in dragging the in
vcstiSaiion before the senate, to dis
credit The President, they failed mis-
eraJly, for he has risen superior to
their assaults and IS today stronger
than ever before. lf, On Che other
hand, the ultarior purpose wns to
occupy the attention of the senate
to the exclusion Of othsr questions
the senator's responsible for il have
won 4 temporary yIctory, for that
body, as far as results arc con-
cerLcd, might just as well have stood
adjourned on the first Monday in
December. Toledo Blade.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31

- IT. does to look after ,nc prose
cutiou OF them, then win society
he on The rigE track. Springfield
Ohio News.
\ DEFENSE FOR I.YNCHtNG
The people oe this country are not
surprised at any measure Of radical
ism which Senator Ben Tillman of
South Carolina essays. The man
who goes about the country AMI in
public speeches iustides treating
men and women as brutes because
their complexion is black, can yory
readily be expected to defend the
summary methods of punishment
utilized by thh white people o' the
south in The case Of crime committed
or presumed to be committed by
men Of the black race The spec
ltacle Of United states senator
standing mp IN his place I'm the
highest legislative body IN tho world
and justjiymg The taking or .hum2n
life without fair and deliberate
hearing however, Is sufficient to
shock The world, even # II Is Ben
.Tumln Of South Carolina who docs
'it.
In auawcr to rohuEc 10y Senator
Spooncr aC wisconsin. Tillmau de-
Iclare1 that lynrhing was proper
land That IT was a necessary method
Yin tho effective punishment and rt-
strairt OF ngmeless crime. lie
said that, white governor Of South
Carolina aud under oath to execute
the law he would have led mob
of murderers against anybody found
guilty of violating woman As
far as we can see, the sole iustlnra-
tiCn which Tillman gives for This
form Of punishment as against that
providcd by law is that, i'm The ease
of legal procedure, The victim
would have 10 appear in court and
endure The additional shame of
telling the story of her wrongs
Tilman himself says however,
that, in the case Of assaults upon
womel I'm the South, and summary
action to avenee them. the victim is
set up not only as the witness of
her injuries. bur IS given the right
TO be judge and jury as well. H.
there is any difference between the
position Of woman appearing I'm
court 10 testify against one guilty of
a brutal assault and publicly declar-
ing her story for the purpose Of in
citing tne frenzy Of uureasoning
men 20 murder, Il would seem 10 be
in favor Of the former procedure.
mott ing that Tillman said consti-
tutes az argument of any strength
whatever in favor Of lynching MS
against that form OF punishment
which gives the accused fair op-
portunity to prove his innocence
and puts punitive action, where It
properly belongs, in the hands OF
those legally charged with it.
II TiIiman knows about the lynch
ings IN the South, he knows that in
the excitement Of the mob procedure
mani an innocent man has gone to
death for the crime Of another. lie
knows also that mob law is domoral-
izing m its effect upon The commun-
ity which INDUCES in Il, that II
incucates disrespect for all low
and that its tendency is 10 brutaIizc
the people and TO create conditions
Of anarchy. Stories of inhumaniiy
and fcndi-h cruelty which have
come up from the south in conucc-
Ilon with these lyuchines are such
as to horrity the world ana east
llscredil pon our modern human
ity.
Tlllman ought to be fred from the
3ena,e, After This speech justifyiug
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31

property, feeding the hungry, bind
ing up the injured and buryimg the
dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

'N'PN NfeoHhHiQn
The poreeniago of strikes CON
.corulug tho recognition OF union
.nnd union rule constituted ieaH Than
mine per cent uf AN tho atrlhea hr.
tween 1851 and 1885 and never
reached 20 per cent Ia any alnglo
year ptipr % 1890 During iho five
year period of 1901 % 1905 they con,
lAiiiuied more than onethird OF an
lntrlkoa
From The employcfH point -
View union recognition Leads 20
These evils closed shop boycott
limitation OF apprentices limitation
Toi output diciniiou By lhc unions.
aud atiompt o. control ioelelutlon
Z Tide Van Cicaye association include
THESE ia the nominal objects Of hos
ltuitv
Quite ae significant aa the ornau.
l.aiipn ~ iho Van Cleayc movement
y The recent appearance of other or
IganishfiunH among the employers.
such aH che National Founders o.
Hneiatiun And the National MoHi
Trades nHroclniion
Tho Citizens Industrial Alliance
ln sllll another organization feg The
announced purpose IT resisting un.
jnat demands Of labor
Labor Prepared.
While these organizations sound
Dug and 1900 900 seems 1870 lot
foi money There 81 powerful force
haet oF che union labor banner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
~ oll son oARnNER, ;

y AZ gibson GARDNER, o
seattle stars es'lo''c' s.rv'''l
WASHINGTON o G. sst a.
-, nav BE- ,hs mos, mPortan,
~" '.,,.m.r, In 90 years % 'he ia'
$3.50 $3.50 history OF enc country =
\. o,sysmse, amaau employees g
.n.ss q mske war 81 en'an ia.
rbs nest three Yeara Will see
s,,,ls s,ruasls between ar'oo'arn
=. ,ssapewertui Industrial forces
80 have united 60 srIeols or De-
.,,.s ne union system
's ~. aras mesc ot the h. same
\. erraalatlon q emp.oyera
go ,he aame ei me Nstonal
,.,a,a,a 81 Manufacture
,,,.s eas aets mlaed g tai.e a.
s sos ot SisNoco 'or 'ar
Ns,t came ,hc s'araa under
~. .r.rlsss q thls association ot
\. W.. i test de cm ltatioaal.iy #
\. Aoseo,s aaa even % the .unda'
=. ,a,.,,l vuaciplc Of orsaniaa'ion on
-s,.a N aupnism Is pa 8
snaf tha hlVcott or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

"a PETERSBURG, Sept 2
The Grand Duke Constantine has
been adludgod insane sud haa been
agii 20 retreat A'guardian has
beof appointed for his children
iio ia a cousin OF The czar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

memhefa hea been served with no
tlco ef h amid bronrht ~ wan rleav
"a enioin the fedea lion fpom using
tho eo.entled Unfair hat
srho naa of the boveott llat Il one
az the inpnte ,lphtn of orennlaeA
labor uel 4. much o. o. rRht II
orennl,o o. nrht 30 anoak or ne
rIebt to hnyo Freedom in uuhllali
up The truth We believe theat
rfhta nre constitutional aud We uiI
nroparoa ia fiebt this on other caaA
Ia the a,premo court Mennuma
o. win po ON doing what We ID
iteye we have every rleht 10 do"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
GIANT WAR ON LABOR, BEGUN

compare bnalneas Another which
iH of equal Importance. ga caae
which came ia the supreme court
JAY ~ entitled law ya LAwlcr 10
la the ease nt q Connecticut hat con.
corn that seeks to tosi the locality
ot uniouiAm Ia the light 90 The Shuf
man antitrust law An effort IA
made te show that trades union or
eanigalena ere tusta. cau 40 dla
solved, 9nr their orgAulEeta and
members punished. The money to
fght thia eaeo ls undoratond to-
eoiue FROM the National Association
of Manufacturers treasury.
According to samuoi Gomuefa.
president 0t the A y of H.. the ON
riuYpra campaign haH Cos lta Oh.
iect the destruction of mlOnlam.
Accoudtag to Van CleRye. tho pur
posse ID Go correct tho abuses of
miouism
soycott a Right
Gompers said
we are prepared 90 fiEht any a..
nal steps witch mas be takun Isl
organized capital go divide laliog 81
in deprive uulun organizations uf
their natural weapons OF defense.
This O. the policy 81 the executive
council of che federation unanI
mouaiy determined upou after lta
Leave Pier a aee batuoahI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Guns FOR REST piper x
faft iQstg6 second Az go
4 seer 81 baitlssiips al navy yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
THE LUMBER TRUST n&r.


CLEVELAND. 8npf q Accord.
Ing 10 Secretary Garfield lha Nm
bon trust VIII be tbe Hoxrsto feel
.be Administrations probing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
$50 womou for cicrsahlpYat 5000
81 -
DIVORCED


EEW YORK Sept 2 Emma
faHs Story has beau granted an
aUadlalt divorce from hor husband
Julian Story iho 8is.at #r story
CH umargl analHs but ha is for
S8dou 0 1i during tHo lie NJ
ha louho sponge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

ipka ~ hia maud aud Va tha minds
qf those who approve his pSn tho
hought prompted hy the hobe, that
fhc organization of labor Oay ~
Crushed ont OF existence witHin ~
fnM three yvrH} %
We arc Mother a prophet nor a
pom Of n prophet. but we oplue I'm
hngnat, 1910 tho Organization Of
lahor Instead Of baVing been III
iaihlahod viii have doubled their
ttrongth
a reason for This 0pcn fight by
fmnloyora iH found ~ government
lahor eApertH in nu Increase IN the
fiHmher Of gtrlkoB which have 81
fhcif object The recognition OF the
amiuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
Note These Shirt Waists

II yon can use them. here are the greatest bar
gains yet offered Ia any Seattle store Surely Il
pays 20 patrpnzo a house which offers such in
dncemeuts. and surely oueht O. turn these gar
ments into money very quickly on a proposition
like this
soc White Lawn Waists AZ 2se-Admlftiug that
these waists are slightly soiled ilcy are none
TIE less remarkable bargain. There are sew
eral different styles. and the lot includes both
shorl and long sleeve kinds. Splendid for or
home Mear; worth t9c and priced az only ZJG
si75 Shirt Waists a soe--fTho most unkindest
cut ~ EN- The time has come when We must
realize something on these waists no matter
what Tie sacrifice. The lot includes a dozen
good STYLES that were Formerly priced az csc
Si@a. sl50 and sl.75 each. but because they are
htiie mus0od and We want 10 tum them
into cash q once we've marked them En-
for sale af ......... ........ ... JILL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
Dress Goods Prices Cut

u We dldn want yonr trade aud want it badly
wc wouldn't think % aeilnE uew. upto.dafe wool
goods ai These scandaious reductions. right ia
She start Of the season
6ce ard ese Fancy plsda, sac a yara-Dark and
medium shades n 3G and gSirch piaids and
broken checked effects Coo ara ese H1c
quality. sHeeial ..+............ ........ .tTJG
Tsc Farey Dress Goods. s3c-shuaca of hl1e
creep and hrown t3iach Fancy Wool Dress
Goods that are dgluy priced st 51c CO.
yard on apecial sale ~ oniF s.......... uJb
sic1 Dress Goods a. a9e--Ncw FAN Dress Goods
ia broken pIada end checks. and "a inches IN
width. regular pdce 500 a yard pGn
Special an ...s.-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .UJJ
COO Storm SERGE. 4se-A good 86lnch Atwood
Storm Serge. in black navy and rarnct--ttc
Kind YOU most rladly p3y COO a yard for 1no
GA sale At ullt ........ ............ .teNg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
NEWS or BAY MINETTE.
Gsreene-Feiey on Triai in Cirenft Cnmrf.

Bay Minette, Oct, 3O--( -(Speciai)---- Judge Sam Browne lectured here this evening to a good sized audience.
 The lecture was given for the bene- fit of the parsonage fund or the Baptist church here.
 Tho famous Greene-Foiey case is on In tho Circuit Court here. It is not probable that the trial will end nntii Saturday on Monday.
 Turk Smith charged with the mur- der of Stuart McTiae, of Mobile will be tried next week.
 The grand jury completed its work this afternoon and will make report to. the court in the morning
 At meeting of the Edwin County Agricultural Society held at the court house this afternoon 1t was decided to incorporate the organization under the general laws of the state.
 II. Jennings representing the govern- ment and P. Avery. representing the state in the soil survey were present and made a statement as to progress of their work. Their opinion is that Baldwin County has much acreage near Bay Mtnette which Is excellent land for the raising of Sumatra shaded tobacco.
 They will remain In the county until complete survey has been made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
LITTLE BoY nURNEp.
Terrible Injuries to sos of Mr. and AIrn. Malone

EefrAnte AmlNKtG9 10 SOB Of MT. and Mrs, AEalone.
 Dothan. Oct. 30.--(SpeciaI. )---John T. Malone. the little son of Mfr. and Mrs. George II. Malone. was so badly burned yesterday morning that it Is feared that he will not recover.
 The little fellow was standing before an open grate with his back to ,kie fire. preparatory to pulling aff his night gown. and it is supposed that hls gown came in contact with the flames which before 1t could be torn from his body was burned or. and the child ai- most in crisp from his knees to bis shoulders,
 Tue physician who was hurriedly summoned. at once dressed the wounds which he pronounced serious, and ev- erything since has been done to aIle- viatc the pain and suffering that was possible. 4 trained nurse arrived last night from Montgomery to take charge of the patient and at an early hour this morning he was reported as resting quietly, though the scHange they were looking for had not been noted, aud he is still no better
 Miss Kelly. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Tom Kelly. who lived near New ton Springs. died Saturday of typhoid fever from which malAdy she had been sufferer for tho past seven weeks.
 COAST LINE WRECK.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
nDITons TO slEEr.


 Atinore. Oct so-- tspeciai. )sT.se psiha fishers of weekly newapspets n softi Alabama hEsvc u.gstBsscd foe nsHssiaa al Frlousatpn. to convene nt tho iisresn bia Hotel. Satnr1aT. November ,, fnr the purpose of 6raauising what sl:nil be known as tho Soutn Alabsma Press Club. the object of which will be tc promote fife business interests Of tise weekly press of Alabains and discuss such other matters as may from time to lime come before the body.
 PublisileFs from atl over the State atc cordially invited to attend this meeting mud become iuelnhers nf the club land !, Is .apticipsted that fbA gathering will be one uf the most notesi ever assembled ia this section of the state.
 It IS tho intention of the body tss work at all times In conjunction wit, the Alabama Press Association.
 Tho local camp of the Woodnacn Of tie World held an enthusiastic meet ing at their hall last night, and muel, business of importance was transacted.