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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
THE INEVITABLE WASH DAY

With the relief to the stress of life in this busy land afforded by the increase of annual
 holidays in the calendar, there is growing de- mand for the abolition of one day of peculiar toll that recurs ffty-two times a year Wash day entails the supreme trial of the hOusewife's $ weekly routine of domestic duty and it's strain finds evidence too often in the make shift din ner that awaits the return from toll of the wage
 earner The dscomforts of this day are not known to the mansions of the rich, but they are all too familiar to those of the work-a-day world. Inventors have long recognized the financial reward awaiting the successful and economical substitution of machinery for mus cle and the tub; but their various devices have been successful only in some lessening of stress of the more primitive methods of the mothers
 The advocates of legislation as the panacea for ills find themselves defed by this problem. No statute can arbitrarily do away with the edict that ranks cleanliness with godliness, nor can legislatures make way with domestic laun- dries In some countries they have annual wash days, but that proportion involves either an economy in the use of linen or a stock of its supply not to be contemplated in this land where gentlemen of leisure are not to be dis tinguished by their linen from gentlemen of work Holland, that traditional country of spotessness has acquired it's shining reputa- tion with the aid of canals at it's doors Here we have instead the smoke belching locomotive and the dust-raising vehicles of the street An ocean robbed of its domain by dykes does not, as in the Low Country, render the further tri- bute of inland transportation by water. In tropical countries the natural streams are util- iZed by the natives for cleaning garments with stones for manges. But only climatic condi- tions make possible such primitive methods. Apostles of municipal ownership and operation
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
THE ORDINARY MAN

Says Mrs. Kate Garnett Wells, of the Ala bama state board of education:
 Marry an ordinary young man, young
 woman''
 This advice needs abundant and specific elucldation, we think. What is an ''ordnary young man., ," and how is the young woman to know him? That is, of course, how is she to know before she marres him that he is ordin- ary; or what guarantee has she that he will not turn out to be extraordinary, despite such ante-nuptial suspicious as she may have enter. tained to the contrary? And having married him, would she ever be willing, in circumstances of average domestic felicity to aclnowras, that he really ought to be considered ordinary
 For ourselves, we are by no means sure we would recognize the ordinary young man if we should meet him the in middle of the big road Men, as rule, and despite philosophers of con ventlonal persuasion. as are sharply ditferen tiated the one from the other as are women. The husband who stays away from home at nights is by no means invariably the ers,while scamp of his class at college; and by the same token, the sanctimonious student of twenty -one not infrequenty develops into frst-class poker player at thirty. You never can tell, with accuracy, about those things, and the locating of the happy medium, therefore, becomes some what difficult
 We think 1t probable that a good deal more depends on what happens during the early days of married life than during the days of court. ship, when it comes to guessing what the ulti- mate outcome of given matrimonial alliance will be. If an ordinary girl is mated with an or dlnary man, and each seeks to regulate life on an ordinary plan, the outcome will be ordinary happiness. This is as much as anybody has the right to expect. But 1t is not all one does ex pect, nevertheless by great deal One generally expects much more than one deserves.
 Therefore, what, is an ordinary man, any way?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
OfPassing hnte,e,
Japan Needs Its 1.aA

President Thwing, of Wes,o serve university, after vo.., servation in the Orient, eonelDd,. the Japanese will succeed in
 ing and expanding. The noo,, efficient leaders in the direct;ar" P" movement outward from tba; " paratively small former area n concludes that the Japanese r% % come to America or go to apv . country in large numbers. Atn time Tokutaro Sakai, Japanese s. sioner to this country for tho % v exposition, declares that there ,9 % no Japanese emigration to tbo v States because of the industries ' developed at home. He adds. .S kaido, in the northern part of l. and Korea are in urgent need .. Southern Manchuria we have ,o op. Formosa, where we are f... duing the wilder tribes. head, :. our labor more than ever I, words, all these places need do. ment and we require for this w.', our native labor"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
Inconvenient Unanimitv

In all the population of Lima Ind, numbering 250, there is single republican. This neeativ. becomes of positive and serious in, anee when it is explained that tbs master has resigned. He, of cows a democrat, and has held tba ,. since 1877. It IS reported that . republican may move to the town for the sake of getting the am, ment. If may be imagined tbs, emoluments are not large. Nor do \ CT inducements seem numerous fo, I importation of republican office, CT. He would be a lonely minm He would be at q decided disadva,I in political arguments, which oftsl wax warm about the rural postos If he undertook to stand up fo, . tection, he might find himself Sadr need thereof. He might be rega,, as a person of dignity, but his vol not be bed of roses. It would s. that the only solution is the apOcr ment of another democrat. if that be done without disturbing the pesc the community. Limedale now T appreciate the true parliamentary ' ue of party opposition.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
Reflections of q Bachelor Girl
By Maude Marie

Flirt and the world frts with you-marry and you sit at home.
 Love is the only occupation in which man never becomes so discouraged that he hash t ambition enough to 'begin again"
 A man has an idea that if he can only make his wife keep her record clean and white, the Recording Angel will never notice the black marks on his own.
 Buying things for girl before marriage is pleasant dissipation; paying her millin CTS bills after marriage, taxation without representation.
 Married people are so resourceful that if they can think of anything else to quarrel about they will wrangle over whether it is worse to put the mucilage brush in the ink or the pen in the mucilage.
 Now that the sheath skirt scare is over and the Salome craze is on the wane, what will nice, refined, prudish men have to talk about ?
 It is not necessary to deceive man in order to make him think you are in love with him; just be perfectly natural, and he will deceive himself
 Most men court in haste-but propose at leisure.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

include public laundries in their list of social
 stic ameliorations of life; but there is an in- nate dislike, finding proverbial expression, to washing the family linen in public In London, statistics show an enormous increase Tn the articles of clothing voluntarily sent in one year to the health authorities for disinfecton But not even the largest cities in the United States have reached the pathetic need of official santa- ton apparent in the capital of British civiliza- ton, which accaims the tub as its distinctive haamrk It would seem that such of the trials of wash day as cannot be cured must be en- dured
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
A PRAYER FOR MORE DEMOCRATS
 Says the St Albans (Vt) Messenger

The best prayer an honest republican
 that serves his party well can put np in
 Vermont is 'God send us more demo-
 crats Let them come in from other states
 and help our state to grow Let them be
 honest, good citizens, who only differ from
 us, not in the ultimate ideal of good gov
 ernment, but in the means of getting it. And
 let there be enough of them not to win the
 election and take the government from our
 hands, but enough to keep us in constant
 dread of losing the election and thus in-
 spire us with resolution and good purpose
 enough to make the government what it
 ought to be, lest we do lose control of it.''
 That, we think, is fairly we'll said and. com ng from Vermont, if shows that even the rank est partisan can grow in grace occasionally even III amazing grace, indeed.
 It is fact, generally speaking, that the best government proceeds from the party in power when that power depends on a relatively slender margin. The first and foremost adverse criticism we should pass on the republican par " today in its national aspect is that it has leld the reins too long. It has been in complete control practically ever since the war, and that s tenure likely to have brought about an in oXication of authority in even a more ethicalIv
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
LET YOUR PAPER FOLLOW YOU

The SilUer Belt wH be maiied upon request to subscribers leaUing the city during the sun.- mer monthS. ChdWge Of address WH De made as frequently as desired; notices of such change should gice both the old and ne,r address. Call ct tue office or plone any change you mish be- fore ledUmg the city. The subscription rate IS the same out Of tOuR dS in the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
Very Pdrticular

''So you applied for the job!"
 "Yes."
 Answer the mans questions satisfactor- ily?''
 ''I don't know When I told him I didn t drink, he wanted to know my reasons for not drinking''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

A bill has been introduced in the Georgia leg
 are requiring hotel-keepers to furnish squto bars for the use of all guests. The ,rohibition members should look carefully into this proposal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
She Dropped Tn

His wife came in the office, Bright and sunnys She visited him a while,
 Then asked for money.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

' 1 merely desire to return to Venezuela that l may die there," says Ex-President Castro. That only trouble is he would want to take too much time about it after he got there
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
4 Great Adrdntdge

But this house is twenty five miles from the railroad''
 '',Just the Merathon distance, my friend Think what exercise you II get running for the trans.''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
Countru Board Goes Higher

Farmer Hayrack- are you going to charge the summer boarders more this year9
 Farmer Corntassel-I've called the place a bungalow.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
A Relav at Home

Dad, was simply great in relay events, y boasted the boy from college
 ''Good enough, son. We'll make use of them talents. Your ma will soon be ready to relay the carpets.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
Pldcing tue Blame

"Consarn sech luckp'
 i That ain really what you mean, Peleg." "Then what do 1 mean!" "Consarn sech management.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
OUer the Boundary

''I see that Serva is playing baseball with modified rules.''
 ''To suit local conditions, eh? I s'pose hit over into Bulgaria only counts for two bases ''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
Trick Of the Taiior

'Od stick that tailor of mine' ''How so?''
 "He's training a lot of moths to eat button holes in vests.''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

An Ohio man has perfected potato vine that grows entirely under ground. He declines to guarantee, for all that, that the bugs will not get to it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

"What is the plural of maximum and mini mum?" inquiries the Richmond Times Dispatch In the words of Huckelberry Finn, It ain got none''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
fit the .SeG.shore

"It's terribly hot where I'm sitting'
 ''Then go over and sit between Jack and Ada there's a coolness between them.'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

California man claims to have caught a black bass inside of which was found bottle of tomato catsup. This story is not guaran. teed under the pure food and drugs act
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29
MORNING SMILES
Quite So

Some of us have more liberal views when in big city than display when at home in Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

This seems to be bad year for sultans, shahs, brothers of the moon, and sons of the morning star.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

While that Rockefeller place has petitioned that its name be. changed, it has not asked that it be changed to Idatarbell That would have been adding insult to injury.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

Stay in your own party" advises Mir. Bry- an. Still, not every man is quite so sure tha. it is his party,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

"Give me neither riches nor poverty,v says Mir. Roosevelt A plattude of sufficient elasr ticity to have emanated from much less dis tinguished source.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

That recent democratic baseball victory will probably impress MT. Bryan as ominouS of something. It appears that he knew nothing about it until it was all over
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

''Short cranberries are better than none at all" observes the philosophical Cleveland Plain Dealer. Just so they are not short and ugly, presumably.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

Why should a'ienists hesitate to answer those long-drawn-out hypothetical questions accord ing to the ncliDations of the party paying the feel Nobody on earth could hope successfully to dispute one
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

Don Carlos is said to have looked the part of king to perfection. While, of course, that hard- ly satisfied him, he had to let it go at that
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

~ Baltimore woman has put burglar to flight with broom, says the News. of that city Perhaps the burglar thought she intended to make him assist in her midsummer house. cleaning.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

Considering the amount of talking they do, we incline to suspect the Wright brothers at tend to other folks business in inverse ratio to the maner in which they attend to their own.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

French statesman proposes international abolition of tariffs. Having failed to get any where in particular with disarmament, The Hague might try its hand on Identification latter word subject to revision, without notice, by its friends.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29


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 ENTERED AT THE posToFFIcE IN GLOBE ARIz AS sECONDCLASs MAIL.
 N3oGl11s f91Ia5ID
 LET YOUR PAPER FOLLOW YOU
 The SiiUer Belt WW be mdiied upon request to subscribers leaUing tue city during the suD,- mer months. ChdHge Of address pH De made as frequently as desired; notices of such change should gice both the old and ne,r address. Call ct the office phone dny change you mish be- fore leaUng tue city. The subscription rate IS the same out of tomn dS m the city.
 This seems to be bad year for sutans, shahs, brothers of the moon, and sons of the morning star.
 A bill has been introduced in the Georgia leg
 ure requiring hotekeepers to furnish
 squito bars for the use of all guests The .rohibiton members should look carefully into this proposal.
 ''I merely desire to return to Venezuela that l may die there," says Ex-Presdent Castro. That only trouble is, he would want to take too much time about it after he got there.
 An Ohio man has perfected potato vine that grows entirely under ground He declines to guarantee for all that, that the bugs will not get to it.
 California man claims to have caught a black bass inside of which was found bottle of tomato catsup. This story is not guaran- teed under the pure food and drugs act.
 While that Rockefeller place has petitoned that its name be- changed, it has not asked that it be changed to Idatarbell. That would have been adding insult to injury.
 Stay in your own party" advises Mr. Bry- an. Still, not every man is quite so sure tha. it is his party
 That recent democratic baseball victory will probably impress Mr. Bryan as ominous of something It appears that he knew nothing about it until it was all over.
 Don Carlos IS said to have looked the part of king to perfection While of course that hard ly satisfied him, he had to let it go at that
 Why should alienists hesitate to answer those long-drawn-out hypothetical questions accord ing to the incDations of the party payiug the feel' Nobody on earth could hope successfully to dispute one.
 "A Baltimore woman has put burglar to flight with broom" says the News. of that city. Perhaps the burglar thought she intended to make him assist in her midsummer house cleaning.
 Considering the amount of talking they do, we incline to suspect the Wright brothers at tend to other folks business in inverse ratio to the maner in which they attend to their own. There Is great and widespread enthusiasm for the income tax. Evidently enough, few peo pie expect it to hit them
 A French statesman proposes international abolition of tariffs. Having failed to get any where in particular with disarmament, The Hague might try its hand on Identification latter word subject to revision, without notice by its friends
 Short cranberres are better than none at aN' observes the philosophical Cleveland Plain Dealer Just so they are not short and ugly, presumably.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

There is great and widespread enthusiasm for the income tax. Evidently enough, few peo- pie expect it to hit them
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-29

Says Mrs. Kate Garnett Wells, of the Ala bama state board of education
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-04
Brief Mention

S>'NS'N<'N<SN>tN<tNS tNSsNN<SN>iSN ~ ~
Christian Haller and Mrs. Lucina
Converse, both Of Marion, have been
licensed to marry.
John X. Miller and Mrs. Eva Full
ton, have been granted license to
marry.
W. E. Huckeriede, a recently or
dained minister, today assumed
charge Of the Reformed church at
Prospect.
The Children's Day exercises OF
the Big Island Free Baptist church
will be conducted at the churh audi
torlmm Sunday evening, June 18th at
8 O'Clock. An exceptionally fine pro
gram has been arranged, and large
attendance is expected.
Very much interest has been shown
in the art exhibit which Is being held
at the local High school building. A
large number of school patrons yis-
tied the exhibit today. In every par
tiCular the work shows much talent
on the part of the school children.
The Morning Musical club gave It's
regular fortnightly program in the
assembly room OF the st. Paul's par
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-04
ST MARY'S SCHOOLS
GIVE NICE SOCIAL
Proceeds Will be Used For
Benefit OF School.
Prizes are Awarded to q Number
of Persons for Selling
Tickets.

On the school grounds of st
Mary's schools, on North Main
street, Thursday evening, a social
was held for the benefit of the schools
and to meet the expenses
current with the commencement ex-
ercises, which will be held within the
near future. There was very large
attendance and the evening was one
OF both pleasure and profit.
On the grounds were arranged
stands where various articles were
sold. Refreshment stands were
also very numerous. A pond
was arranged on the grounds from
which purchasers obtained articles ac-
cording to their good fortune and
this proved a feature of very much
interest The grounds were hand
somely lighted for the occasion.
The prizes for selling the greatest.
number of tickets went to James
Ryan, who had sold tickets to the
value OF $65. Other prizes were won
by Mrs. A. Klerx, Nellie McAndrew
and Mrs. John Dwyer. Other minor
prizes were awarded various persons
Tor good work in assisting the enter
prise.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-04

NoIl and John Chase Sargent were
seated and. from the columns of an
unusually interesting newspaper the
idestinies of the various class mem
bers were read as though years had
elapsed between the scenes. IL was
very Interesting and proved one OF
the excellent features OF the exer-
cises. The future of each class mem.
ber was given.
George MLnett King, president of
the class gave the presidents adj
dress. He stated that the members
of the class were only mortal beings
despite the fact that they are being
highly exalted and that great pros
poets were being held for the future.
In closing handsome statue OF
Victory was unveiled by Mr.. King
and was presented to the High school
class which follows.
At the close OF the exercises the
class song was given
AT the Grand Opera house, this
evening. the final program will he
rendered when the diplomas will be
presented the graduates and DR.
Charles Frederic Goss, OF Cincinnati,
VIII deliver the class address.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-04
FORE ARM FRACTURED
Lad is r un Over by Wagon While
Playing In Street

The six year old son or Mr.. and
Mrs. William Zachitan, of Davlds
street, was run over whhe playing in
the street Thursday evening. A team
attached to a heav ywagon was being
driven along the street and in some
manner the child was caught. Sew
eral bruises were inflicted and both
bones of the left forearm were frac-
tured. The screams of the child at
tracted attention and the lad was
rescued and DR.. l.. ID. Hamilton was
summoned to give surgical attention
The driver did not see the lad play
Ing about the wagon and the acci-
dent was unavoidable.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-04
is HURT IN A FALL
Andrew Whiteman Injured While
Working at Bucyrus.

Andrew Whiteman, residing on
Leader street, who Is employed on
the bridge crew Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, was quite seriously injured
at Bucyrus early this morning.
Whiteman was engaged at repairing
a tank and was pushing with all OF
his force when he lost his footing
and fell a distance of about forty
feet. lie was Immediately given at
tention and was brought 10 his home
on a freight tralr. Or. A. Rhu
gave him attention and found that he
suffered several bad cuts and bruises
and broken bones, as well as infer
nal injuries. He VIII be of duty
some time as q result of the ac1-
dent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-04
AVOID RICE AND SHOES
Young People of Delaware are
Married In This City.

Wednesday evening of this week
Miss Anna Vogt and Mr.. T.. X. Benz
der, of Delaware, very secretly
married in this city at the home of
DR.. and Mrs, NJ II. Tilton. They
were married by Dr. Paul II. Hickok,
OF Delaware, and an hour after the
wedding left for parts unknown. The
young people are quite prominent In
educational circles in Delaware and
to avoid the wedding salute OF their
friends left Delaware and were mar
ried here. DIR. and Mrs. Tilton be-
Ing friends OF the young peolpe at
%. w. u, some time ago, had the
marriage ceremony performed at
their home. The marriage has just
been announced in Delaware.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-04
WEDDED AT ONTARIO
Gallon Man Claims Martel Lady
as His Bride.

Miss Elma May Burton OF Martel
and Mr.. Louis Winbigler OF Gallon
were united in marriage at the Meth
odist parsonage, in Ontario, Ohio,
Thursday evening. The couple re-
turned to the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Burton.
at Martel. where Thursday evening n
fine wedding dinner was served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-04

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