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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-29
SATURDAY WILL END
HUNTING SEASON
Game Warden Declares All Niolators
of Law VIII be Prosecuted.

Many hunters have been calling
at police headquarters and asking
when the season for shooting quail
and rabbits expire. 1t has been the
cause OF much argument within the
past few days as some claim that
the seas IN does not end until Dec
ember 18Th while others hold that
next Saturday December 4th, is the
last day.
The revised game laws of Ohio
declare hat the season expires next
Saturday, Deeber 4th. All nimrods
who expect to lawfully bag game
this season, must do so during the
remainder OF this week The game
warden says that that he will eX-
cuse no one for ignorance and that
all caught hunting after next Satur-
day will he prosecuted to the fullest
eXtet of the law.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-29
Marion Man Calls Upon the
President.
BEAT ALL RIVALS TO CHIEF
Smiles When Asked About
His Boom.
After II Lengthy Conference With the
President, lie Rctircs to Make
Room for Wade II. Ellis, who
Dropped In just n Few Minutes
Later.

Washington. Nov. 27.-Warren G.
Harding has beaten his known rivals
for the governors job to the White
House. Wade H. Ellis dropped in
ten minutes after Harding left, which
may or may not be significant.
Harding called today, but 1t is un-
derstood that he was not asked to
unwrap his boom. This rumor may
have been spread, however, by some
envious partisan of Col. Carmi A.
Thompson. Whether or no, the presi-
dent took look at the BOOM Hard
ing has beaten his rivals again i'm
Selling upon the president for his
platform. The Marion editor. who
has been an Independent and caustlc
critic of things political at times,
emerged from the presence declaring
that whatever is. is right, because
the country is enjoying a Republican
national administration.
Harding is frank enough to grin
frankly when you tell him you've
heard he is a candidate for governor.
He had the sterotyptd excuse to offer,
business in the departments for his
presence in Washington. His talk
with the president was quite a
lengthy one and he left the city soon
after it.--Plain Dealer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-29
LAST CONCERT
DECEMBER Is
Bakers Band VIII Render u Program
of CLASSY Music

Tho last number Of the second SER
les of the Baker Band concerts vii.
occur at the Grand December 10.
The announcement comes in the way
Of a promised treat to lovers of high
class music, the concerts being mile
stones in the musical history of the
city. Mr., George Baker, who directs
the band is an artist of ability and
discernment, and his programs are ar
ranged to please all classes, lovers Of
the classical and popular styles, and
of the airs of by-gone days.
For the last number of the SECOND
series, the services OF Mary Dennison
Galley, Marion's talented violinist,
have been secured, a fact which in it.
self will appeal to artists. Just what
rank Marion holds in the musical
world may be CLEANED from this con-
cert in which several talented local
musicians will appear to advantage
Final arrangements for the concert
will be made at Il meeting to be held
in the band rooms this evening,
You won't tire of buckwheat cakes
made from Walters Pennsylvania
Buckwheat. At your grocers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-29

$l69 IS the price-womans fancy
patent with cloth button tops at
Beatty d Long cut price shoe
store
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-29
PROBATE COURT

The will Of isaac Wynn, deceased
was admitted to probate today and
Louisa Jane Wynn was named as
executrix.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-29

tn the matter OF the estate of
Joseph Goodnow deceased motions
for a new trial were flied today by
Lu-ius I. Goodnow and Willis ID.
Newton, administrators, and by Lu-
cius T. Goodnow as heir, averring
that the court erred in the trial OF
the case. The matter was appealed to
the common pleas court from the
probate court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-29

Walters Buckwhcat Flour made
from celebrated Pennsylvania Buck.
wheat. The kind your grocer likes
to sell.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-29

Sarah Johnson was appointed adj
ministratlix of the estate of John Is.
johnson, deceased. Bond was fixed at
So 900.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-29

Watch for r. II. Lewis & CO.'S fir,
ud IN tomorrow's Mirror Il
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Spokane Challenge Accepted
by Marksmen

OAKLAND, March 13.-At meeting
of the Shell Mound pistol and rifle
club held at the park last evening 1t
was decided to accept the challenge of
the Spokane rifle association and a
committee was appointed to complete
arrangements for the shoot
After being beaten by the locals on
two occasions the northern shooters
recently challenged again, but this time,
under different conditions. The Spo-
kane men want to shoot three matches,
two with the rife and one with the pis-
tol. the best two out of three to be
declared the winner. It was not GER
tain at first that the Shell Mound club
would accept those conditions, but at
the meeting held last night it was the
sense OF the members that they would
give the Spokane men just about any
thing they wanted.
Jinks Of the high and low variety
Were held at the conclusion of the
business part of the session.
Several hundred marksmen will make
their way to the Shell Mound ranges
tomorrow, no fewer than seven of the
clubs having monthly medal and bulls
eye shoots scheduled. The following
clubs Will take part In the festivities
San Francisco turner schuetzen. Col
den Gate rife and pistol club. Germania
schuetzen club, San Francisco schuet-
zen yerein; Norddeutscher schuetzen
club, Independent rifles and Irish vol
unteerS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Two Cricket Clubs Elect
Officers for Season

All the cricket clubs belonging to the
California cricket association have held
their annual meetings. The last two
clubs to meet were the Golden Gate and
Wanderers. Great things for the com
ing season are prophesied by both
teams.
The Golden Gate club elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, F. ]. Spen-
Ger; vice presidents. r. Ainsworth, H
Williamson. T. Bradbury. F. Jones. w
Murrey and NJ Luby: secretary, I. E.
Millen; treasurer. F. Butler: captain. J..
Priest; vice captain, z. Perkins: dele
gates to association, r. Ainsworth and
T. Millen; committee. ]. Priest, A. Siggs
G. Cochrane. B. B. Major and T. E. NIL
len.
The Wanderer cricket club election
resulted as follows: President, II. b.
Pennington; vice presidents, Mr.. Hatha-
way and R. Stuart; captain, D. Hatha-
way; vice captain. r. Stuart: executive
and select committee, c. Banner. H.
Brown, H. Pennington, D. Hathaway
and r. Oswin; secretary and treasurer.
II. B. Brown; delegates, H. Pennington
and r. Stuart.
The Wanderers will hold their first
practice at the stadium today at $40
and it is expected that other men from
the different city clubs will be ON hand
to timber up.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Transbay Baseball League
Ready for Action

The new Transbay baseball league.
composed of .he United Railroads.
Transportation club. Wiley B. Aliens,
Gantner & Matterns, Fruitvale. Alame-
da, Berkeley and Hayward teams, will
open it's season at Berkeley. Hayward
and Fruitvale on Sunday, April T. The
league will be operated under the
strict amateur rules of the P. A A. and
games will be played across the bay
every Sunday afternoon. There will be
two idle teams each week. and these
will fill in dates with the best country
teams available.
The new league has inclosed grounds
In every city except Fruitvale, and
Manager Jacobson of that city is now
getting ready to fit up a fine park
there. The league also controls the
Alameda state league grounds, though
it Is not likely that games will be
played there for q while.
The Bay Cities league will pass out
of existence for this season with the
playing of the game of March 2S. From
present indications the United Rail-
roads will win She pennant.
The officers of the new league are:
President, Jack Hammond, Hayward !:
vice president A. G. Jacobson, Fruit
vale: treasurer L. il. Whitman, Berke-
ley; secretary, George G. Fraser.
Transportation club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Baseball Notes

Danny Long experienced his first bit of hard
Bodie. his big outfelder. wrenched his left
ankle running for third base. The player had
70 be carried OF the neld. 1t is hoped that
Bodie viii be all right in q few days, for the
loss Of the big fellow will be felt as he has
been playing good ball and hitting like a big
Lacquer. He is one Of the young players who
gives much promise.
The Sox will hook up with the Commuters this
morning at Freemans park. In the afternoon
they viii Try TO reverse matters with the Seals
II is two and two for each team and today's
contest at Recreation park should be bitterly
vaged. Scott. Feline and Sut0r will do the
slabwork for the Sox and Willis, Eastley and
Browning VIII be on the firing line for the
Seals. II is possible that Joe Corbett may pitch
q few innings.
Flanagan, one Of the recruits whom Conniskey
Is talking about leaving here, seems to be
getting his eye on the ball and may prove
better at the bat than he has thus
far shown. He has secured hit in each of the
last three games and he may warm up TO his
work as the season progresses
Melchoir had his batting clothes on yesterday.
In four times at the bat be got a Ike number
Of hits. It IS pretty swift pace, but the fans
wiz stand for il.
After Bodie was hurt in the eighth VII
liams was moved to the outfeld and Berry was
sent IN 70 do the backstop work Kelly. Longs
new outfelder, had his travelling uniform,
which kept him out of the going
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Miller and Connolly Meet
Here on March Il

Con Connolly, the local long distance
champion who has recently turned pro-
fessional, has been matched to meet
George W. Miller of Los Angeles in a
Marathon race for purse of $1,000.
to take place at the Auditorium, Page
and Fillmore streets, Saturday evening,
March 27. The race will be run on a
specially laid track, 10 laps to q mile.
made of sawdust and clay, the same
as the Madison square track.
Connolly is undoubtedly the great
est long distance runner that ever
competed on this coast. Among the
One mile Pacific coast championship.
1861; two mile Pacific coast cham
pionship, 1907; P. A. A. cross country
championship (Tiburon course), 1867:
two mile coast record of 9 min
utes 52sz seconds, made at Stanford in
the Olympic club-Stanford dual meet
In April, 1906.
Connolly also won the 1s mile
Marathon race held last January un-
on the Oakland -Fruitvale boulevard,
making better time than the world S
record.
Miller started running about a year
ago. and in his first race astonished
the sporting world of southern Cali
fornia by easily winning the initial
Marathon race held in Los Angeles,
covering the distance between the
southern metropolis and Venice in re-
markably fast time. Miller also won
the professional Marathon race re-
ley, Soldier King and Garcia last
month
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Berkeley Grammar School
In Baseball Series


BERKELEY, March 1S.-Baseball
games for the senior and junior clubs
of the Berkeley grammar school ath-
letic league will be held this spring
beginning Monday. The contests will
be held under the direction of the
league management, James T.. Preston.
John A. Irmie and Walter Robertson.
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons of each week from 3:45 to, 5
o'clock Hughson. Good and Sea-
wright have been named as the Off
oial umpires of the league games,
grounds at the corner of Grove and
Carlton streets.
The schedule follows:
Senior and junior baseball. The senior games
follow first after the date and the Junior next
March 15-Franklin VS.. Washington and Emer-
son VS.. Mckinley; March II. Lincoln VS.. Whit
tier and jefferson VS.. Whittier. LIE Conte vs..
Lincoln: March 10, Mckinley vs.. lie Conte and
Columbus vs. Franklin, Eighth and Delaware
streets; March %. Franklin VS.. Whittier and
Mckinley VS.. Washington; March "a Mckinley
VS.. Washington and Franklin VS.. Lincoln, Emer-
LIE Conte, Telegraph and Stuart; March
%. LIE Conte vs. Lincoln and Columbus vs. Jeffer-
VS.. Whittier. Mckinley vs.. lie Conte, Tele-
graph and Stuart; March 81. Franklin vs.. lie
Conte and Jefferson VS.. Washington; April .,
Lincoln VS.. Washington and Columbus Lin
coin.
Vacation week.
April r. Franklin VS.. Mckinley and Emerson
vs.. Franklin; April H. LIE Conte Us. Washington
and Jefferson VS.. lie Conte; April Is, Columbus
and Washington juniors and Whittier Nc
Kinley: April 10, Franklin Lincoln and
Franklin VS.. Washington; April II. Washington
Whittier and lie Conte VS.. Whittier; April
%. Emerson and Lincoln juniors and Jefferson "
Mckinley; April 26, lie Cente VS.. Whittier and
Washington Whittier; April 2s Lincoln VS.
Mckinley and Franklin vs.. lie Conte: April 80,
Jefferson and Lincoln juniors and Columbus vs.
Emerson. May 3, Franklin and Mckinley jun
iors; May 5, Columbus and Whittier juniors and
Lincoln Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Irish Marathon Relay Race
by Stanford Students

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March IS.
Plans have been completed for the
Irish Marathon relay race which is to
be held at Stanford university St
Patrick's day by the Quadrangle club,
in which all of the classes of the four
regular Undergraduate years and the
holdovers of 1908 will compete.
The affair is the most pretentious
of the kind ever held here, as 130 men
will take part, there being five teams of
90 men each. The event is scheduled
for o'clock Wednesday, and from the
present indications will be witnessed
by a large crowd of people from Palo
Alto and nearby places. as well as a
big gathering of undergraduates
Rules have recently been drawn up
and everything is now ready for the
affair. Tryouts We're held by the vari-
Gus classes today, and the teams will
be announced Monday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Empire Gun Club Opens Up
Its Season To-Day

The Empire gun club will open its
trap shooting for 1909 today at the
club grounds on Alameda point with a
club championship event at 25 birds.
The program for this year will be
practically the same as during the last
several seasons. There will be five
club events between March IA and July
II and the shoots will be held on the
second Sunday of each month.
This years program is arranged for
the benefit and pleasure Of club mem
bers only and there will be no open
events Visitors. however, will be al
lowed to participate in practice and
pool events as in past years at the
usual charge Of cents a bird.
In the opening event the money will
be divided among the four members
with the highest averages, and the
high gun viii be awarded an emblem
attic gold club button The second,
third and fourth events will be dis
tanee handicap affairs, the club adding
money prizes and trophies for winners.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Engineering Students Plan
Contests on Diamond

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March 13
baseball series between the mines
representing the different departments
OF the engineering school of Stanford
university is the latest thing in the
baseball craze which is sweeping the
local campus. The engineers have
formed a league of four teams and
have scheduled games and will declare
as winner the team having the highest
percentage. The games scheduled are
to be at least six innings in length and
each nine has to furnish a bail which
is serviceable.
The schedule Of games follows:
Tuesday, March 16-Civil engineers vs. geology
and mining.
Thursday. March 1s-ElectricaI engineers va.
geology and mining.
Saturday. March 2c-Mechanicai engineers vs..
civil engineers.
civil engineers.
Thursday, March 25-Mechanicsl engineers VS..
geology and mining.
Saturday, March 27-Final game
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Western University RifIemen
Enter National Match

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Nearly a
score Of the leading universities and col
leges Of the country have entered the in
tercOllegiate rife match for the 1909 gal
lery championship Of the Unite dStates,
which will be shot on the local ranges
beginning next Monday. Among the
institutions entered for the match are:
Nevada university, University of Idaho,
University of California, State college
OF Washington and Agricultural college
Of Utah.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
AUTO RECORD BROKEN

NEW YORK, March 13.-Al1 auto
mobile records for continuous trip be-
tween Philadelphia and New York have
been broken by the new coaching auto
mobile. which is now making daily
trips between the cities. The machine.
which Is six cylinder 1imousins.
reached the Waldorf-Astoria late yes
terday afternoon after making the run
from the Bellevue -Stratford In Phila-
delphia In hours and minutes. The
112 miles were covered at the rate OF
almost 80 miles an hour. The best
previous time was 4 hours and 20 min
uteS
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

GoTCH TO MEET TURK
CHICAGO, March 13.-Frank Gotch.
wrestling champion of the world and
Yusiff Mahmout will meet here Apri1
IA, it was announced by the Ennire
athletic club tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

Lawrence and Schiller will make
their last local appearance TODAY be-
fore leaving for the east to ride. Thev
will leave tomorrow for Vailsburr- n
j., where they will ride in the one
mile handicap and 10 mile scratch race
to be held on April 1. Both events will
be for amateurs
The annual novice race will ba ba15
during the latter part Off April. The
Stockton trophy race. which was wan
last year by the Garden City Wheelulen
will also be held in April. This race
was won previously by the Bay City
and New Century Whee1men-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
THIRTY SCHOOLS ARE
REPRESENTED
In MEET
Twelve Hundred Athletes Win
Try for League HOnOrS
on March p
By Herbert Hauser

Great prepara-
tions are now be-
ing made by the
officials OF the
Public schools ath-
letic league for
their championship
meet, which will
be held at the
Golden Gate park
stadium Saturday.
March 81. Thirty
schools will have
in the neighbOr-
hood of 1.2o0 en-
tries in the meet.
which will start in
the morning and
run the greater
part of the day.
the trial heats he
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
SCHEDULE OF CALIFORNIA STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES
AT SAN FRANCISCO

April "a, rs, 70, 80, May 1, 2--AM, PM
Aug. 10, IL, IL, 13, Ia, 15-AM, PM
Sept Is, 20, 80; Oct. I, 2, sam, PM
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Wheelmen Teams Will Race
for LisSner Cup

The first race for the Lissner cup.
perpetual trophy. will be held at the
Stadium today. The cup was given to
the Oakland wheelmen to defend and
the first club to challenge was the Bay
City wheelmen. Teams composed of
six men from these organizations will
meet at . o'clock today. The race will
be over 80 miles, each rider to do
miles.
The riders will oppose each other as
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22

Ben Clark. the chief clerk of the lower house. is a new man in Arizona legislatures, althoug1 he IS very pop ular man in Grahaff county. where ne has held offices for several year He Is, personally, one of the most clever and genial attaches or the house. ana he starts into his new work in way that plainly shows that he is going to ~ake a very efficient and popular clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
KDBEY Is \ CLAM
 F0R TAC|TURNITY
When Asked If He Will Call Convention To Present
 ArizonaiS Claims.

PHOESLX, Jan. 21.-Governor kib- bey refuses to comment on the report that he will call convention for the purpose of presenting the ciaims or the territory for statehood and would resign his commission to fight for statehood. A local paper, however, quoted the governor as saying that when he accepted the governorship it was after a distinct understanding with the president tnat statehood was practically accomplished.
 The following is taken from the Ar1- zona Gazette of Tuesday:
 That Governor Kibbey has deterInin- ed to make himself the Moses of his party, sacrificing executive position if | necessary, in the fight to secure state hood for Arizona at the short session, Iredeeming the pledge in the republi- can national platform, was made clear this morning in a statement made to the Gazette,
 "I have no interest in the matter
 but justice to Arizona and in the re- ] ieeming of the pledges of my party, | declared the governor with much feel ling. When I accepted the governor | shin it was after the distinct under | landing with the president that state hood for Arizona vas practically ac- Icomplished and that I would have but T few weeks to serve. I have not siv en up hope of statehood at the short
 session and am prepared to take uE lfhe fight with the whole congression laI opposition, through appealing tc American public opinion for what fs ImereIy ArizoDa's right.
 "'To question ArizoDa's fitness fol
 statehood is to make the questionei ridiculous. We have not been giyeE
 the real reason for the fight asains statehood. Roosevelts whole soul 1; in the fight to clear the territories from the map. Congressman Hamil ton. chairman of the territorial com [ nittee, is friendly to statehood Th' enemies to statehood form the power
 full inner circle of the anti-Roosevel republicans and democrats in both tn' senate and the house. It is time tt take the bit in our teeth and make
 concentrated increment on the groun' of qualification alone.
 "sAs a matter Of fact, congress [ should have nothing to do with Ari lzona's constitution. The people arr supreme in that matter. We gav' lthe people the distinct pledge of state , hood at the short session It wal made in the best of faith and upor . lthe strongest assurances from Wash Iington. Public opinion throughout tn'
 country Is with us and the time hai
 come to fight and fght hard
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22

John R. Hampton. the affable and able senator from Graham county while he went down in defeat for the presidency, will show 10 the public before this session is over that ne is a very capable man. and that he has a great grasp of public issIe. Tt Is
 my purpose. said he. ito work for the tetterment of Arizona, and 1 think
 that l know a way in which some ;ood can be accomplished" He die not go any farther. but t Is a safe hing that he has something in the way
 of a bill that will meet with popular lpprovaL That he cGn rise 10 the oc.
 casion was shown ia the manner in which he conducted himself du-in $ | he last session.
 MT. Morris. the junior member rom Yavapsi. has been grossly mis- represented by the democrats. His Iame has been given as Norris This
 a natural mistake. but Mir. Morris
 's a very strong indication that he is ,oing to make the name Of Morris
 we'll known during this session. and | he Democrat does rot want 10 have my misunderstanding about him
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22

William Morgan. Honest Bill Morgan" the legislators are beginning to call him. looks very natural in the upper house. For many years he has been fixture in tue lower house. and his vote has always been on the side of good and clean government. That his presence in the upper house will
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22

Mir. Tobey. of Mohave county, is a new face among the legislators. He is a business man from Chloride. and Is one of the very Lest mixers in the legislature. He ss keen-eyed. bright of intellect. and uncuestionably un lderstaDds the need of the country The Democrat predicts for him a very
 bright future.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
csnsnea Personals.

J. R. Garwin of Nogales is at the Alexandria.
 Mir. and Mrs. Victor Weiger have admitted stranger to their home ip the form of nine-pound boy. Robert Mitchell has returned from his trip to the South Cananea He and Mrs. Mitchell will leave for Los An geles tomorrow. George ". Funk of Bisbee is at the Sonora J. NJ. Campbell Is registered at the
 Sonora from the Pass City. E. c. Coldeweg. knight of the grIr from St Louis is autographed at the | Sonora. F. E. Braly. is stopping at the Hote |, Sonora. w J. Phillips. the former local man ager Of the ATne rican Drug store. il
 in the city as . representative of 1;
 wholesale firm.