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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
SMALL STATIONS
G. M. &. B. to Protect Pat
rons from Weather.

The latest reports which are going
the rounds in local electrical railway
circles are to tn effect that the c. NJ.
and B electric lines between this city
and Bucyrus will place station houses
along it's line for the accommodation
OF its patrons. This has been a long
recognized need on the road, and 1t il
believed that work Will be begun on
the improvements shortly.
At various points along the route
the passengers collect and often in in
element weather they are compelled
to stay out in the storm. With view
Of protecting these people IL is planned
to erect small houses. possibly OF con-
crete which will servs rs stations.
That the work Is to be begun soon is
the statement of authorities at the
Bucyrus end OF the line.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
POLICE NEWS

"Cinch" Lawrence and Joe Martin
were arrested on North Main street at
Z o'clock last iight by Patrolman Bah
cock. They were charged with intoX-
ication and begging.
When Officer Babcock took his prls-
oners 10 the city bastile, he found 1t
necessary to release them, while he
was unlocking the door. While the Of
ficer was toying with the lock, Joe
Martin slipped away and ran through
an alley. Babcock slammed Lawrence
in a cell and hoped after the fleeing
prisoner, but was unable to land him.
Martin left town this morning ana
the police are earnestly hoping that
he will not come back.
Lawrence was arraigned in May
or's court this morning. He plead
guilty to the charges and drew q fine
of IS.
Frank Davis, a plain drunk, was ar
rested at 6:45 o'clock last night by
Patrolmen Bell and Wilhelm In may
or's court Tuesday morning he drew
fine of SIS. He was unable to pay
and stands committed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
y y"
BRIEF MENTION
4 4 4 4 K 4 x 4 K ~ 4

The Presbyterian brotherhood will
hold an important meeting in the
church parlors at s o'clock this even-
ing. An interesting program has been
arranged, refreshments will be served
and delightful session will result. A
large attendance is desired.
There will be called meeting OF
the Woman's Home Missionary soci-
ETY. OF Epworth church Wednesday
evening after prayer meeting to make
arrangements for the Delaware district
convention to be held in this city FRI
day, November 8 All members are re.
quested to be present
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19

White. Pure ana Strong. Clover
Leaf Gow, sodtf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
LODGE NOTES.

Kosciusko lodge, I. o. o. y. met last
evening with fair attendance. Aside
from considering routine business. the
first degree was conferred upon one.
candidate.
The Order Of Eastern Stars win hold
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
H. F. HERMAN
Dies After Long Illness
With Diabetis.

The death of Harry II. Herman,
aged forty-nine years. occurred at
his residence on Cass avenue Monday
evening at 1900 O'Clock. The deceased
had been suffering from diabetes for
some time and the end was not un-
expected He was laborer and had
been employed IN several of the shops
of the city.
Mr.. Herman was born in Pennsyl-
vania.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19

a poverty social in the lodge halls
next Monday night This was decided
at regular session or the lodge last
evening. The members arso arranged
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
SHOP is CLOSED
Steam Pipe Break Causes
Huber Co. to Stop Work.

On account of a break in the steam
pipes leading from the boilers to the
engine room, the Huber Maaufactur-
ing plant closed down all day Tues
day. 1t has been evident for some
time that certain repairs on the steam
pipes would be necessary but the fac
tory decided not to suspend opera
tions until the busy season was over
The shop will resume work Wednes-
day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19
THEATRES

GRAND--Darl.
oRpHEuM--sun. Murray .vaude.
vile.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 thank our friends and
neighbors for their Kindness during
the sickness and death of our beloved
son, and may Gods richest blessing
reward you all.
1t #. II OWEN AND WIFE
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-19

to go to Cincinnati ncxr week to att
tend the grand chapter meeting. The
attendance was very good at this ses-
sion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
CARR|GAN HEIR
TO CR|GER'S JOB
BY PAUL n. SHANNON.
(In the Boston Post.)

The coming season ought to be a
great one for Catcher Bill Carrigan
pride OF eIwiston, Me. now the bet
eran backstop OF the Red Sox and the
man upon whom not only the fans
and the management, but every pitch
er on the Boston American stat. Will
depend a the one best fitted TO I'LL q
grand veterans shoes.
For Lou Criger has gone. and much
as We regret and perhaps question the
wisdom OF Criger's sale. there Is nc
use in crying over spilled milk.
II any one In Boston's string oil
catchers can come anywhere near
taking Criger's place # is Bill CARR
gan.
Carrigan is In splendid shape to
day. His recent illness has left nc
trace behind ii, and with his ls5
pounds now he is hukier even than
when he started behind the bat last
season on the spring campaign
He can sting the ball, as every Dos
ton fan knows: he is faster on his fee
OF course. than the veteran from Elk
hart and with little more expert
ence and a better brand OF pitching
than some Of the slab artists furnlsh'
ed last season Bill Carrigan ought 10
surprise whole lot OF the knowing
ones this coming season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
ARE GENIiS HE
WHO FIRST SAID
AIMED"

%--> Aptp which are dc
% W,;s . G,sTs ali, liz crsI use
.C frequently. 10 hear OF
ball PLAYER! Yet to the
back
tail
The
and the msccue his would nNarao
a
disappear down
reety
o
.
ball yard Just before
watching
McCiraw Eventually the pair OF
outneld their toward the
wNe "A
nrattlnE
sounds Ike "a OF boiler plate though
Evans had had agreed the
OF
ihatws
strikes US as being
wants TO
being football in such case
= Jack johnson desires
quarrel he o by the white boy
various prisons and reonaoles
Of OF the minor leagues
OF Richard p"yer
Angeles public the o gay
OF appcaoe 10 '"'
prominently in Michigans
win mentioned somewhat more
aspire to BIG foooa yen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
.GR|FF WILL RUN
BATTERS' SCHOOL

CINCINNATI, JAM lit Isn't be
cause his pitching arm is CLASSY that
Manager Clark Griffith will not be
regular on the Reds staff next sea
son
The simple and logical reason Is
that during its career on the profes-
sional diamond Girls wing has been
swung 1888 1872 times, SO that the
hinges are pretty well worn and sag
little AT the\ connections after he
has worked out BIT.
IN get into pitching shape all
right said Griffith, and I'll be able
To bend an oyer and around just as
did when I had my salary depending
principally upon the operating Of the
right side catapult But I cant stand
! the strain OF full campaign. and so
I'm not crowd any promising man on
! the pitching stan
What pitching do next season
: VIII be In the way OF giving the bats
men ~ nw own team something 10
think about | can add few notches
90 their batting records by putting
them wise 10 some OF the tricks OF
/ pitching from the pitchers point OF
I view "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19

about ten years ago my brother
was held up in his work. health aud
happiness by what was believed TO be
boneless Consumption writes w. X
Ilpscomb. of Washington, n. G. "Hs
tnok all kinds OF remedies and treat
rnent from several doctors. but found
M helm tul he used Dr.. Kings New
Discover; and was wholly cured o.
cir hotties. He Is we'll man today d
It's quick to relieve and the sures'
cure for weak or sore lungs. Hem
-orrhages. Coughs and Colds. Bron
cbitis. Ia Grippe, Asthma and all
Bronchial affections Guaranteed by
r.. G.. y Kusel, Central Drug Co, Gray
a Worcester. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
D. j. s. IS AF TER
A CHICAGO CAME

In an effort 10 secure an attraction
for next season which will compensate
for the recent boycott. declared
against Detroit University school Dy
other local institutions. Coach knick-
erbocker Is now negotiating with the
two strangest Chicago schools for a
game here and another in Chicago dur
ing the football season OF 1909. He Is
also endeavoring to build up athletic
alliances with schools in Buffalo, Cleye-
land and Culver Academy in Indiana.
To a great extent his efforts have
been successful and one or the steps
Is being emphasized this week by the
basketball game which ID. L. ). will
play in the Elmwood-ave. gymnasium
Saturday evening. with Lafayette High
OF Buffalo.
Coach Knickerbocker has also SEIZED
uled / | games for the ID. L. 5. basebail
team which will make several trips,
taking In Chicago. Cleveland Buralo
and other points ID. L. s. will also
meet az least one OF the Michigan
colleges and has a game scheduled
with Eastern high, though this may la
or be called of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19

With all the talk OF various major
league managers regarding secohu
Cobbs' the fact remains that, oi all
the attempts made 10 Introduce 10
baseball up-to-date the duplicate OF
the only Tyrus. the nearest approach
has undoubtedly been made by De.
troit-the same club which developed
the man whom all the others are try
ing TO initiate.
The man in question is "Ownie
Bush, the meteorlike little shortstop
whom Detroit purchased from In
dianapolis at the close OF the Amerl'
can associations season OF last year
and TO whose work is undoubtedly due
the fact that the Tigers braced and
finally won out in their struggle for
the American league pennant.
Those who took Bush 10 their
breasts In rapture and installed him
on a lofty pedestal for his sensation
al work OF last year-and this mum
Der includes all the fans who Hooked
to the local park In the endeavor TO
root the Tiges home In front-will be
pleased 10 hear that the midget has
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
.SOX OPEN HERE
AGAINST TIGERS

At the meeting OF the schedule com
mittees OF the American and National
leagues. held yesterday at Cleveland,
IL was agreed that the league openings
should take place as follows.
American-April IL, Boston at Phila
delphia: New York at Washington;
April IA. Chicago at Detroit; Cleveland
at ST Louis.
Acknowledged IA. Philadelphia at
Boston: Brooklyn at New York; Pitts
burg at Cincinnati, and st. Louis a.
Chicago.
Sunday games were scheduled Tor
Detroit. which will materially assist In
relieving the Irrespective league scned'
ules OF the conflicting western dates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19

, signed his contract for 1909 and VIII
be on hand without argument. to start
the coming season al shortstop, where
he left off when the edict OF The ma
tional commission declared him in
eligible TO the post-season series OF
last fall. thus contributing 20 ne
small degree, beyond question, 10 the
defeat OF the Tigers AT the hands OF
the Cubs.
II took mighty little correspondence
10 enable President \avin and BUSH
10 come TO an agreement and the
signed contract arrived AT the baseball
clubs office I'm the Hammond building
Tuesday morning
Bush left Detroit highly>Neased
with the city. his teammates AID his
own successful bow In dst conRany.
He had been voted fun share ofNhe
Detroit divvy OF the worlds series
receipts ana came up TO bid President
Nayin farewell.
Go home. take IT easy, be good
and get fat" was Navin's advice to
his infant protege. How we'll Bush
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
SPALD|NGS BEAT
GEMMER MFG. co.

The Spaldings defeated the fast bas'
ketball five from the Gemmer Manu-
featuring Co last evening IN the Try
Square gymnasium before a crowd u
$50 persons. 80 to ~ The Gemmers
played their best game OF the year
and several times broke up the Spald'
ing combination in imposing style.
In the preliminaries the Try-Squart
team trimmed River Rouge High
school. % To . and the ST. Johns
NJ. c. defeated the Wellingtons in Al
overtime contest. = 10 I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19

Five spoiled children from Oregon
didn't have their way In running what
was to have been their basketball
game with ID. A. c. in Detroit last
night, SO they took their dolls and
went right home.
II the sporting ethics OF the sam
pies presented last night give cor
rect line on those OF Oregon and Its
citizens IL Is safe 10 infer that no
great wave Of emigration from these
parts will result Far be IL from the
writer OF this piece, however. TO In
sinuate that such Is the case. For pur'
pose OF fairness IL is best 10 consider
that blood-red quint and its low browed
spokesman as examples OF those alta
vistic freaks Of which Lombroso has
30 entertainingly discoursed in his
most famous work.
The Oregonians appeared in due
form and began to work OUT AFTER
the second preliminary had been con
cluded. They worked and they work
ed. At the opposite end OF the floor
OF the armory. the ID. A. c. went
through similar convolutions. The
crowd began to wax impatient.
BY this time It was noted that there
was apparently some hitch In the pro-
ceedings Investigation developed the
fact that the Oregon coach refused TO
let his men take the floor unless he
himself should be placed in charge OF
the game.
Jake Mazer. Of the d. A. c., inform
ed the Oregonian that, as his man
ager and agreed TO Brewer and Node.
after watching them work in the Penn
game, the visiting mentor conversed
like a grasshopper In a panic.
The debate increased In heat
Mazer addressed the assembled
throng. So did the oregon coach.
The d. A. G.. offered to play the
game with any official whom they
knew, in charge. Manager Huebner.
OF the "y.," several OF the "Y." play
ers, q couple Of newspaper men and
others were mentioned, but the Ore
gonians stood firm. From their point
OF view there wasn't an honest official
In the city Of Detroit. IL any Detroit
or was allowed to offciate they insist
ed on having a man on the floor who
would be entitled to make reprisals,
according to the system in vogue in
1812 when basketball was a sport In
which admittedly prejudiced officials
competed to see who could steal the
most.
As his one concession the Oregon
coach announced that he would stand
for either of two alleged Michigan stu
dents. These were admittedly Spo
kanites In attendance at the state uni
versity. They were duly paraded be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
FEW PLAYERS
KNOW RULES

Col. Pulliam says that outside him
self only five men in the National
league know the least thing about the
playing rules. These says PuHiam.
ARE Johnny Evers, OF the Cubs, John
McGraw OF the Giants. Tommy Leach
OF Pittsburg. Kid Gleason of Phiia'
delphia and Miller Higgins OF Gin
cinnati. Not magnate In my league,
continues Pulliam. has any more Idea
of the rules than II they were writ
ten In Hebrew
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
Winners viii Smoke.

A boxing contest will take place at
the station A plant. Detroit City Gas
Co. foot OF Twenty-second st. on Fri.
day evening. Jan. %. The competitors
are John Klink and Nelson Gourlay:
Frank Hollingshead and Claude Far.
rell, and few others. The prize is a
box OF cigars for each winner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
More LITTLE Minor Heirs.

IL develops that there are several
and Swear Folds ont ia Ohio ami In
diana whose sire is he sensational
PAGER Minor Heir. 1912. The colt
bought at the farm auction out in Kan
sas late this fall was thought to be-
The only one i'm existence by the son
OF Heirat-Law. but since the purchase
OF this one for 500 and Tho attending
fame connected with ". there have
come to light fully half dozen 9th
ers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
6urkart Back at Work.

President a. S. Burksrt. OF the Sagi.
nav club OF the Southern Michigan. Is
convalescent from severe attack OF
appendicitis and returned to his Off e
in the McGraw building Thursday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
National Gamers Association. Louis
willie. Ky. via MICHIGAN Central.

Rate OF one and one-half fare for
the round Trip Is authorized effective
Jan. 3lst.Fcb LIST and I'd return limit
Feb sth For further information Cbn
suit local agents or write J. 5 Hall,
"A. q. l.. a.. Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
OREGONS SHOW
SAFFRON SIREAK
Left Floor at Armory, Rather Than Play
d. II. g. W~Hb Same Officials Who
Worked in Penn Game.

oregon team took It's
Off play D. A. c. do believe that o.
distinct
referee shall be outsider and known
thoroughly competent No such person was 10
pon half Dozen When team Is WI"
Of W its
ponent Of officials something wr0ns
suev snn.rent- JACOB MAzER.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
p,,ns cTRED ~ TO - DAYS.

FILES 1891 "oro,,ead 10 -urs
INV case OF itching Blind. Bleeding 81
protruding Piles In to IL days OF
money refunded SOC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
CMALL -CPORTING
~ TALK - ~ WORLD

Doc Ges-ier, the one-time Tiger. VIII
captain Boston next season
NJ. A. C., "a Burroughs. ~. The game
was played on the slippery door or
the M. a. c. drill hal!
An operation In Detroit appears 10
have closed an old wound on Frank
Bowerman's catching hand
Pop Arson sort Of supervisor Of
umpires with no very arduoas duties
Fielder Jones says he viii come back
and manage the Sox FOR $4,000 H.
viii come back but for considerable
less
Michigan's system of employing an np-
per Classman 10 keep each young
athlete up In his studies Is proving a
success.
The Davis cup win he competed for In
England next year. In spite OF the
fact that an Australian team Is the
present holder
A man named Brctherton L. the latest
owner OF the Grand Rapids fran
chise. Just how long he will keep
II IL a prize puzzle.
rt a. said that a bunch Of the sBrcwnS
have been holding out for more sal
AIRY and Jimmie McAleer has gone on
~ the Job early TO try 20 set them into
line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
Manufacturers League Games.

The regular weekly schedule OF the
Manufacturers Basketball league Will
be played of tonight at the Burroughs
gymnasium; the home team meeting
Morgan 4 Wright and the other COM
binations bringing together the &. p.
T. Co. and the Solvays, and the Gem
mers and the Great Lakes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
Letter for Bill Byron.
a Aorrihlc hoIo.Up.

THE sporting editor has a-letter for
Umpire william Byron
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19

Billy Papae's heart IL In such bad
shape that an insurance company has
TURNED him down as a bad risk THIS
should ensure his living 10 a, good.
old axe. .-t
There IsesOme doubt ~ to whether the
Rapp or EObb OF Rabbi. secured Dy
the New York Giants from the Cotton
states is really George Capron. tic
Minnesota football player. after all
4 Toledo man says that George Nor
until he got confidence by whalih z
the everlasting stufhng out OF
Johnny Farrell. then with Indian
apolis.
shelton heeI-and-tord ~ mile In 5iO2 at
the Washington rink LAST night
landtll eating "A skater who trled
- cover III miles the meanNhil,-
Th" skater was more than a Nil
mile shy.
Herman Schaefrr teIIs Milwaukee thnt
nc Will he captain OF "a" riges nes
year. and that they VIII be- three
time winners. This is gratifying. az
President NaVin has not vet heard
from dhe 1UNial second sackeT
The doubIe-umpire system VIII prevail
In both big leagues next season ne
uInplres alternating IN positions iu
the American. while In the National
they viii he assigned To- the plate
and the bases by President Pullfam
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19

fore Cox and Joy Miller. OF the ID. A
&C, also In attendance at the school.
Neither Of the Detroit burlies recog-
nized them and the inference was
drawn that they were merely oregon
rooters in disguise.
Mazer announced that the ID. "A. Z.
would play the Deltas and those deslr'
ing money back could secure IL. In
an aside he gave orders for the round
ing up OF the second team.
The hubbub became tremendous.
benign party OF middle age became in
volved in a hectic argument with the
press table which unprejudiced oosery-
ers admitted was losing one. Kid
Walker. the d. A. c. trainer informed
the Oregon coach 10 rid the floor oil
himself and expressed the vaiN hope
that the visiting individual would moi
go peaceably. The Deltas were round
ed up and. though they had played one
hard game already, participated in an
interesting exhibition contest with the
team. which won, 80 to II while the
crowd passed out.
The Oregon management insisted
that II would sue for the 500 promised
or the game.
While admittedly catastrophe, the
Oregons' yellow streak did not ruin
the evenings entertainment, however,
as the two preliminaries were or IN
usual spirit and interest. In the nrst
game the Deltas came from behind
and beat the Windsor Fusiliers, 20 10
%, while. in the second game, the Par-
agon girls team defeated the Bur.
roughs lassies in an exciting sort OF
contest. IL to 10.
The Oregon bunch was an exceed
ingly rangy looking crew and did a lot
OF SNOWY work under the baskets dur
ing its practice. In all probability II
would have given d. A. c. rafting
good contest.
Quite a number OF persons took adj
vantage OF the clubs offer 10 refund
the admission fee. in the neighborhood
OF $40 being paid out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
G NEWS OF THE DAY, GATHERED FC
s'OWNIE" BUSH DELIGHTS MR..
NAVIN BY SIGNED CONTRACT

acted on this advice may be inferred
from Bush's letter accompanying his
contract in which he says he Is in
perfect health and now weighs los
pounds. This information greatly
pleased the Detroit executive.
Bush is "A big lettle man. said Mir.
Navin. and can carry that much
weight without bit OF loss OF speed.
He Is kid and will naturally develop
strength and that is what this added
weight really means. look TO see
him play up 10 his last years clip.
right from the start and. II person
could imagine anything better, he is
welcome to. The only man | know, OF
whom anything better could be expect
ed. is Bush himself"
Recurring 10 the second Cobb dis
cussion word>>oT explanation may
IL order The Georgia Peach and
the Hooy1ET Wonder are alike in many
respects even though IA first sight
they may seem To have but little IN
common. Bush is short and chunky
Cobb Is tall and OF the rangy type.
Tyrus Is big man in every Way;
Bush is short IN stature as are most
OF the extremely successful shortteid'
ers Both are extremely fleet OF foot
and either one may be said 10 pos
sess the nerve, OF lion Bush is
quicker In his movements than Tyrus
but will never in all probability, be
quite the batsman his predecessor mas
been. Cobbs height and reach also
give him a big advantage in base run
ming The big similarity. however. IS
In tho dpsDorarP chances they both
take. the speed and dash with which
they go through with them and the
genuine love each has for the game
in which he Is SO prominent.
AS yet Bush has shown himself
more even tempered than the fiery
Georgian AS to whether or not this
characteristic will be an advantage
remains TO be seen At any rate. both
promise TO be prominent figures In the
1909 American league race and-so
hope the local devotees OF the game
for many years thereafter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19
SPORT VIEWS
ss
and REVIEW us
Bly,.
PAUL II.
9BRUSKE.

OF II
- All
81
cd e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-19

But Who'll Manage Lumley.
Lumley is going TO manage Brook
Ign. The question now is. who will
manage Lumley.-Philadelphia North
American.