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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
WAS he HELD UP?

Harry MafEcli. a stone cutter who
lives AZ 7tiT Western az. was Eha
victim last night OF either a hold
up or % his own careianansns
While staggering about the
Waterfront ~ the foot u Battery
At Ia a aruuh0a coalition he Was
picked up ~ Detectives McCluFn
and Hubbard. cemplainlnN that bis
watch aud chain hat been isfksd
out Of hia pocket BY a robhor This
morning Nafscil n AZ \ ioss % AAg
whether he wax held up or simply
Lost the watch out Of hts pocket
We says hn fell down several times
hefore the detectives picked hin
NJ. aud that r. aii he remembers
The incident bappencd between 1
aud a "a.
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PATRIOTIC SERVICES ON
FEBRUARY IL


American War Veterans aud the
Revolutionary societies. will Oh.
serve the anniversary ~ al even.
lag sesviee IN the First Unitarian
church. corner Of Boylstnn av and
Olive Il.
The address wfli be delivered b.
Rev " ID slmonds. pastor of the
church Special music wiii. also
he provided b. the church choir.
under tho direction Of Prof Gerard
ToanihN
Tuesday. February II. VIII be Oh
served as q general holiday By city
and county offices. banks and many
business houses A special pro
gram wiil be carried out In an the
public schools There Niii be no
parade By thu National Guard. how.
ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

An unknawu Japanese. who was
pleknd mp On tire wateffvonf early
saturday morning ~ officer Her
pefineh. dripping vet. as ~ Ne had
been r. the bag. 70 believed 20 have
sscaped from aorua snip 10 the bay
bsfors e was psssed ~ fhs tufni-
sFstisn aFriesfa lie cannot speak
word % f.Hsiish saa Is being held
Al ne city jail until the Immigration
officers make an inyestiwa tten-
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y Ieur Valuable Papers
hasecure Placer

- Sxs< psgxeat yaaisk u Wa
! ess.ns a Ca. nan6esw 9ti
>.<-r = "a So AlaSka haiilink.
= szsnlussly sire and hHrxiar
~ lf<eFflns perfecf security fer
=, sziszhle eapeFs oar loeatiaa
j. - kznsinE center Il the eity.
& NE nglsafa haCths for the nc
usnn1ztinn " chr patrons Buxes
- - faaf 80
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OLYMPIA. Wash. Feh win
In ten dayN tho snEiro iekisisfufv
appears 80 have fallen under tie
hyunnflr speii % Railroad Cammlss
aiouers Harry Fairchiid ard c
Lawrence with MeMaihn rrmoys
% from the commission and The
investigator oi fhe nommlNaiun =
affairs ensnd. confitunea IN that
hosiF appears 20 10 restored. and Il
Il easY uoN ia predict that all
amendments 70 tbs commission las
desired b. The commission viii -
adopted Substantially az proposed.
With tao eacepiieaA, IN which there
IL Natus little doubt
These wxceptiaaa afe the prns
posed reciprocal demarraKe pruyt.
sinn and the pfoYiasou ruEaFfinE
Erats CROSSINGS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
It's a Pleasure

To feel your money IL Invested In
a safe place where large refnrns
are forthcoming This - the feel
inE Which members OF the German
savings Bullding q Loan Asaocia.
tlan have had since tie Organisation.
Leans are made b. this company
on Improved real estate and hiah
ciaas risks Oct particulars from
Chaa osnef. secretary. ale Bailey
building go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
LEGISLATOR SAID
TO BE UNBALANCED


OLYMPIA. Feb I. Representa-
W. Weber, 81 Walla walln. ia a
statement made neemmlttee. made
me ata'emeai that he was "uuffcr.
ms TIE fortunes Of tho damned be.
cause of the better 81 HE oonatitu-
'esa that he n eraftius and com.
msitlng ether deeds unworthy 81
legislator.
fhe man seems 90 be quite un.
"efNed over the trouble OF deluaion.
eea 81 crave are the hears ~ hts
'iehda that ho has been advised to
consult hia physician. Its peculiar
conduct al times since tho opening
"t the session has been noticed. bui
nothing sefieas WAS thought e. Ne
the matter. Now it IL thought that
ne u mentally unbalanced from
Heahr cause unknown. probably
VERY over the statements witch are
sasd u have been made by certain
90 hts political enemies
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births wers registered today a.
Follows
Calkin-At teat Jackson ~. Jan
uary 70. 10 wife OF Morris caikin. q
sufl.
Weston At 40 East Mercer St.
February ?. % wife ~ Isaac 4. Yves
ten. = daughter
Carson At Pacific honrssni. Fsh.
fuary l. 90 ~ife % Y. v. Carson. q
daughter.
Johnson Al niiiuan. January "a.
"a wife II ! b. Johnson. a son
nedonafe@At gtk Dearborn It.
January 80. to pifs 81 Antonio De
Donate. daughter
Carpenter Al sa9 YesirF way.
February 1. @ wife Of " -. Car.
panisr. daughter
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ANNIVERSARY or BIRTrDAY
or AseAHAm LINCOLN Will
Bg cgLEBsATEo nv MANY
SOCIETIES.

The patriotic societies II Seat.
10 Nfil cetebrate the birthday ar.
adversary Of Abraham lincoln IN
an appropriate manner nsxt SUNDAY
under the auspices Of the sons 81
Veterans. The annixersarr falls
on Tuesday. February II. but ar.
raneemenfs have BEEN made b.
Gsa. Geofxe A Custer camp. IN
Witch al similar organizations. tn
elaaing the q A n posts. the La.
dies q the q. A r.. Womau's Re-
lief Corps. lnEal l.anlon. Spanish.
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LOCAL cALiFoRNlANs TO
URGE sic APPROXIMATION

A uevtinE ~ natives q California
aud former residents Of that state
nau SeAidiak in Seattle wlli BE- held
this evening In the Alaska club
rca1ns IN the Alaska building The
purpose Of tho meeting Il 10 OF.
eanizc the California residents here
90 a. 10 set the caiifofnlH tesinla
ture Gov In session 10 make a BE-
fittiBg appropriation for a CaiIfof.
MA halidlng at the A-fp y.
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soaEsrEAos ARE REAov
TO nE FlLgO UPON.

TIE United States lard cffleu 10
oecnried with people tesiag desiring
- flis oa the lands being er4nsd fos
hsnuassfsaas Th@ new territory con.
t4sus three townships ln Whafrum
eeunty tueusaip -. range ! sass
township 5s range EAST. and town.
ship -. range east Tho aeW lands
sin - opened for films oa weaneA.
dar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
rwGLvEs FIRE souRlNe
TIE MONTH,

FIRE Marshal Gardner Keiloer 20.
day fiied his report Tor January.
The total number q fires during
the month vas 70 aud the total loss
fsissei, the largest leas having been
that AZ the Pacific Caaat syrup
eemrany. January .. shieh Amount
"a % tso.aeo Ma lives we're toat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A nicotine Of the committee on
LEGISLATION af the Chamber
81 Commerce IL now being held thia
AFTERNOON tof the purpose Of deter.
mshlak what action the chamber
IoFe tue Uniied States senate.
shall recommend on the bin now be.
set'ing aaide 80. 600 acres Ia the
Olympic mountains for i fleh aud
same reserve" The mining inter.
estn oppose the bill. while the
Washington state Game aud Fish
Preserve association 10 in favor Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
MORE CICARISTS
ARE FINED

aI'il teach you 90 soil tobaeeS.- 70
youngsters. said city ATTORNEY De-
nrulef this morning ns he Imposed
flnes on Peter kelii \. Terao. II.
Iiifaahuma. Robert Bruce. II. O.
FIoro aud George &. Lewis. ali II
whom appeared la the police court
this morning Tor selling cigarats TO
minors IL each ease q fine of SO
and costs was Imposed. Traant Of
fleer Kotehum and hts young scout
are making tour Of the city ready
% trap any unauspecting tobacco
vendor who defien the law Ia selling
oigaret material 10 boys under -
years 81 aRe.
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be hopes that his company will get
the contract for the "Skoercd o.
frail. gentlybred New England girl.
Noshin's n he does. Miss Weld. u
viii have the proud distinction OF
making all tho working plans for
the greatest. most powerful, fastest
and most terrible upholder of peace
that thQ world has ever known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
LOGGER FALLS TO
HIS DEA TIL

drunkenness The man'p age waa
sivan al - aad the fest ~ hin a..
scfiplian eainetd nearly with the
kinney found this morninK,
cufoaef Carroll stated this after.
neen that fracture At the base ~
the skull had been found on the
head 81 tahn Kinney Death waa
supposedly due 10 a gall down the
stairs IN the dark while tntasi.
eatad but DE Carroll stated that
death might have been due 10 a
blow ffam an instrument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

Ernest Iugsirou. = yoanx Dor.
was this morning given 10 DAYS In
the city jail a. punishmsus Tor The
theft Of fuur iart knives foand in
the lads possession inxsircm
sgolidly denied having taken the
knives. bat the evidence was too
nfrung against hiua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
MRS. BOOTH GIVES
LECTURE Ar the u

Mira. Darlington Booth tectnred al
tho university yesterday afternoon,
tho subject boing Prison Reform,
Airs booth advocates the enpt1yl
ment Of every prisoner. old aud
young. IN aome gainfui occupation
After the cost of his keep the sur.
plus should be paid to those de.
pendent upon the prisoner for sup
port
Mrs. booth II opposed 10 tho
policy OF tho labor unions against
prison made goods, To-day Mrs
Booth leaves for Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
CHURCH BURNS
ts,sr ssssial s.,vss..,

fttN anaeIaI 8sFNIe9.I
SPOKANE. Feb. THE new
Trinisy Evangelical church wna
dazs q ~ ftrs last ulKas 10 the
afnnwnt Of - n80 Two ffrsmen
vere painfully bgt aos seriously In.
sarrd
Two nnknown raen we're seen TO
break wiuduw and eater the
church shortly before the fIra. bat
thsy succeeded Ia making their 80.
cape Immediately afterwmrd.
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uated az the head Of her class.
Miss Weld one day amazed The
millionaire owner Of a big steam
Yacht bV running the pilot house
ont and The engine room ia on
cruise In q heavy sea.
President Orcutt, ~ the big New
port News company, Is very proud
Of his fair omploye, and says that
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George uieaoa. Ktviax his occu.
pation a. that 81 iosssr. was Tits
morning sentenced 20 10 days ia
the city laii BY Police Judge Cor.
DON. uIesna Was arrested Satnfs
dag ntkht by officer Peterson whlla
in the act Of ruinw through the
pockets uf a dfuaken man Ia the
Daw an a4iooa.
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general opinion In labor circles ana
among contractors II that the mat
ter will be amlcably settled be
fore the present wage scale agree'
mant expires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
Defective Vision

Produces irritation and nervous
neas. We make the vision perfect.
thereby soothe your nerves. Bring
your eye troubles 10 us We give
the very best service at a minimum
Of cost. Glasses, 800 and up.
aehuchard Optical Co. 1907 Second
ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
THREE VOLUNTEER
FIREMEH KILLED

WHITE rt.AiSa \. r. faab a.
fhrrr volunteer ftrrmsu were killed
Tits morning while working In me
ruins % the Mead huliains. which
vas burned last stxht
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....sx lshsrias man
- -, ! apparently ~ Oh M
49, h''a ~ a spfce saturday
= ~ IA. fouaa dead thls
s. - a.ssrs the door - hiH
~ -. se4h FIRST az eansh
49, .'..ssa - have been sue 10
ee - ne steep tilsht %
= ans - ths strvet netn The
- "a seen YESTERDAY after
k syenhlk b. offiecr oaen
w. ~ .hont thr streets IA a
psssss s.naision. NJ had rented
fVszs. ! M sotsins house sat
= ~,set Last ntEbt, seeing
~ ! "a pss GENE hs'Ae At !
~ nnaieri IL sae house re-
; 4. sean to two men
n y ~ hunr later hinney went
50 - he landlord requested
~ enc rcom aef,'ss The hail.
~ Z s,sasx Angrlly refused 50 ia
80 800 Nas then taken eat 81
- AL b. left he house.
~ - returned asaiu this
.h..at 1 e'elo4k aad sec his
assn s the urpcf hallway.
ssapsa shaul YEA The dark
~ r,siss. telnk sftll intoxi-
pyshahly Ne stumbled At the
- ana Fsiis3 g ne eesten,
u sas found hles khsx the
ehi.s afersa o. e. the street
- - lnaits
-. vas 4 assp sash ga the tap
= t.ek ana ihs blood sussies
4. ~ sn a peoi on the tieoF,
- 49, severe hemnrfhage
.s..l.s.a frem fhs fail TIRE skin
~. u. sAs.snA. Nas also foltsd az
: sAs rc.ss. - n the Uaa had
s..asss y xrasr = hanlsler IA hlS
e'ss e. afsnugsh she stairway
- saehfsr 10 eluteh The body
4n.assd ta nuitefwuyth :
s4as
n..sfflee mensy oFters Tor ttes
!. lsenf ia hts pecAet ard asso
- : snasl chanxe. hgsitss a
-. AZ lsste<s and pagers sith
lesnha Gate mafk. Ble baE-
- sss<.sssd q = saichel and q raii
s..sl.sk ARD Detective AtAuas
!. s.ensssxatea the case. believes
! - = - ; t'xesr
~ ael,se rssarsls have shc aanna
- gaAa kEnneY eiss VS. ar
s4 p~eenih4t "a on a Charge II
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R.nnrd Id D.atha

Deaths were registered today 81
follows
tiialsdsii William st. Gialaaeil. 90,
January -. nSaf Mnuehan
efandali Louisa ~ J Craadnii.
fe. January 81. a. 1875 valley 81
fiafrua Garnett b. flarcus.
months January ~. a. aait FIRST az
Kaufman Charles Kaufman. IS
February I. a. Seattle General hos.
pital
ArAiin@ Hguaia - Aekiin 4. Feh-
fuaff !. ~ is1s Fifsh AZ. wret.
nam~s NaEhian n tfumss. -
February 4, 81 aiaA Twenty -lhifl
az south
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New + ancy Silks
Beat All Others Shown In Seattle

here and judge for yourselves
show the styles
hkerboard designs small medium and
others
blending shades and color the best produced There
splendid only $fo yard and others S25 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Patrick II. u. Gallagher. aged 80
years. died at the family home. az
Bel 81. yoAIeraay morning Mf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

.,ssEs FOUND oHAo Az
~ s ssoT OF rss STAIRS
r. I've Va 10 MS LODGING
sttp'eIr ARLv rHis MORN
"a
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Wash Dress Goods

say you've
you'll agree stretch the particle
new 1907 Among
designs and beautiful coll
from yard exclusive and
pattern AieCar You'll find nothing pett tbs
stores in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

$500 No 100 ROYAL Copper
sannrn. al.Gs. az splnnlnRa 80.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
MARION co.
ODD FELLOWS
Meet and Perfect I. o. o. F.
Association.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Nine Meetings are Scheduled
for Coming Year.
Wayside Rose Rebekahs Will 60 to
Moral Friday May I7-Special
Meeting Of Masons Next Week

Representatives of the nine Odd
Fellow lodges of the county held a
meeting in the hall Of Kosciusko
lodge No. SO, on North Main
street, Friday evening, and perfected
the organization of the Marion coul-
Ity !. o. o. f. association. The
gathering also celebrated the eighty
eighth anniversary of the order.
The object of the association is to
bring the various lodges OF the
county into closer relationship, and
by holding meetings frequently, to
enable each lodge to benefit by the
ideas used in other lodges.
The officers chosen are Charles G..
Ritzler. Green Camp, president; L..
iC. Wasser, Marion. vice president;
H.. +. Bailer, Marion, secretary; Il.
,B. Hell, LaRue, assistant secretary;
l.. r. Rinker. Caledonia treasurer;
Ih--E. Washburn, Moral; Wesley
Baker, AgosJa: n. J Court, Prospect; !;
j. W. Cook, Waldo;.sA T. Schaeffer,
Marion, executive committee.
II was decided 20 hold nina meet
ngs during each year, so that ONE
meeting may be held at each place
represented IN the association. The
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
CLEVEGANn

Cleveland, April 27. --IIogs-High-
er; receipts 10 cars; shipments 400
head. Workers S.S5 "a 6 so: mediums
and heavies, SIS; stays and roughs,
4 a 6.10.
Calves Steady, receipts 100; good
TO extra $50 a 6,75; fair to good,
6 a 6.50 heavy and thin, $3.50 "a 5.
Sheep and lambs-Strong; receipts
3 cars, unchanged
Cattle-Lower; receipts s cars, good
to extra dry fed 1900 pounds and up
wards $50 % 5.75: sare lighter
weights 5.25 q $40; rest are un
changed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

next convention will take place at
Green Camp. The officers and exec
utive committee will meet at the
hall of Kosciusko Lodge, May ~.
to arrange a schedule Of meetings
for the first year
Besides perfecting an organization,
the convention witnessed the con
ferring of the first degree on one
candidate by the degree team of salt
Rock lodge of Moral. This lodge
is the baby Odd Fellow organization
of the county. Its degree team com
prises 2S men.
A banquet and smoker were en-.
joyei by the 300 men present.
Speeches we're given by Mayor Scherfl
| j. ] Crawley and others.
The lodges represented at the meet
| ing were Kosciusko No. So and Way.
side No. S64. of Marion, and the
lodges of Caledonia, LaRue. Agosta
Prospect. Waldo, Moral and Green
Camp.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27


IN-The stud season will be the
American Percheron draft stallion,
Marquis No. 4l1S. Marquis is a
dark steel gray, stands II hands
high and weighs 1000 lbs. Foaled
May 10, 1902. Bred by the Bell
Bros. Importing Co., of Wooster,
Ohio. This horse will be at the
Fields farm, six miles north Of
Marion, on the Bucyrus pike,
Mondays and Tuesdays. Big Island,
Wednesdays and Thursdays; The
Is, f. Court farm, Owens, Fridays
and Saturdays. VIII be at above
named place each week during the
season. Service fees, $40. to IN,
sure. j. NJ. Slack, Owner and
keeper. -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

The Spanlsh-American War veter-
ans. at well attended meeting held
in their hall on North Main street,
Friday evening, decided to give a
picnic at one of the city parks, July
"A. A program of exercises and
sports will be given. There will be
speeches. baseball and exhibitions by
the drill team. which held its first
practice, Friday evening, under its
captain, r. e. Andrews. The gun
squad, which will begin practicing
soon, will also give exhibitions with
Little Phil" the cannon owned by
the organization
Following the meeting of the camp.
TN lqdies' auxiliary attended 10 bus
lncss Of importance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
Had Domestlcated sloths.

Dr. Hanthal, German savant, has
put forward startling theory con-
cerning the remains of gigantic sloths
related to the great magatherium and
the mylodon. recently found In Pata.
gonia' In his opinion. these animals,
whose race is now extinct. were ksbt
IN domesticated state by the pre-
historic Patagonians.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

"a; May S2i Iuly 81 1-2; September
So.
Corn-Cash so; May so 3-S; July
90 1-2; September 81 Ia.
Oats--Cash As 1-2; May Al 1-2;
July AZ "a; September 80 IA.
C!overseed--Cash 9.35; April $50;
October 7.50; December 7,55; prime
alslke, 7.50.
Prime timothy. 20,
Rye-No. l, 73; No. 2, 20; No. 3,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
SEVENTEEN YEARS
OF
SUCCESSFUL WORK

This is the seventeenth year Lima
Business College has been in sue
cessful operation in the city Of
Lima. 1t is now one of the larg-
est private schools in the west.
Many young man points with
pride to the fact that ne is sradu-
ate of Lima Business College,,
Many a successful business man
owes his success to the thorough
,bpiness traiPing M irSSsseeiyed here
Seventeen years of successful ef-
fort as a business college is no
mean record. Seventeen years Of
steady growth, Of business doub-
led twice in that time means that
it has merited what it has gained:
that it has met the requirements Of
modern business age; that it has
turned out students who have sue
cessfully held the positions furnish.
ed to them; that it has established
record for honesty and square
dealing; that it is recognized as one
of Ohio's best institutions Of
learning. Bookkeeping Or Short
hand course $50.
For information, address,
H. w. PEARS President
Lima, Ohio. !
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

The attendance at the regular meet
ing OF Wayside Rose Rebekah Lodge
last night was exceptionally large,
and very interesting session result
ed. After transacting the usual run
OF routine business, two applications
foT membership were receiver ;Jrd
two candidates were balloted up,
The lodge accepted an invitation from
Moral lodge to attend q conclave in
that village on Friday night, May II.
AT the conclusion of the business,
a short social session was enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
!. Daily h,rtst Report
UNION STOCK YARDS.

Union Stock Yards, Ills, April 27,
-Cattle--Receipts 700; estimated for
Monday 27,OOO; market steady, un-
changed.
Hogs-Receipts $500; Estimated for
Monday 100000 market sc higher.
Light 6.S5 @ 6.65; rough 6.25 a
8. 40; mixed $40 % 6.65; heavy Gas
q $50; pigs "a 6.55.
Sheep-Receipts $500; estimated for
Monday $4,000; market steady, un-
changed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, April 27. 7.-Butter--'EXtras
in creamery 80.
Eggs-Extras II "a; prime frsts,
l6 IA.
Cheese-Twins 13 % IA.
Live popltry-Turkeys IL; chickens
l2; ducks II 1-2; geese. per dozen.
IS % 81.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
Worse and More of Il.

Never interrupt Il man when he's
talking about his troubles or telling
about his baby's bright sayings" said
the Philosopher of Folly. He Will be
sure to start at the beginning again
II you do"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

Crescent Lodge of Pat,finders
met last night and received one ap-
plicat,on. After the business ses-
sion refreshments were served and
n social time was enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

Marion Lodge, No. 40 Free and
Accepted Mascns met last night
and ATTIC nded to routine business.
Arrangements were made for q
big special meeting to be held next
Friday at which time the first
and third degrees will be confer
red on a class of candidates.
Marion Chapter, No. 62, r. A.
NJ. will meet Tuesday evening and
confer the mark masters, the past
masters and the most excellent
rnsters' degrees on large class of
candidates. Visitors in large num-
bers are expected at the meet
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
All Too Late.

The older man gets, declares
philosopher. the less time he has to
learn things he thought he knew when
he was a boy -Chums.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
NEW work. PRoDucE.

New York, April 27.-Eggs-Re
ceipts l6,951; firm; nearby white fan
cy 20; do extra mixed IS 1-2 % 10:
western extra frsts II IL; southern
IA l-2 q II.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, April 27. 27.--Wheat-Closed
Is to lac lower; May ranges so 3-S
to 81, colsing at so 1-2; july SO to 81,
closing at SO is % Ia.
Corn-Was is to lac off at the
close, May ranged 40 "a to so 1-2,
closing at so; July 40 1-2 70 so a
50lS, closing at 40 SIS.
Oats-1Were unchanged to 3-Sc low
Ter at the finish. May sold FROM A
"a to 45, closing at Al "a; July Al
3-4 a Al rs to AZ 1-2.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
Toladae Anril o7 7--yVhaat.-ICaoh OF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
Astrononny in Rae Home

And these" said the landlord of the
Hat. pointing to the marks of Little
Willie's fingers on the new wall paper
these, ! suppose, are son spots"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

Only the routine business Ct The
meeting was looked after at n
regular meeting OF Forestcrs held
last night.