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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
paIIaa j. Maea



Houston Tex June "A When TIM
plre NeNhouso fortified the saeaud
game nl 5estefiafa double header be.
causn of foul plAying mob 81 d
thousand fans bwarund upon him.
and but FOR prompt police lonieffafs
ence he would have been seriously
hurt AZ i was Be kleked down
by BAL hurled Il him by some mem
Der Of tie iiUwston team.
Score Rli L
Hnusgou ..4 nnn 900 i00+z ;
F0r Worth 001 100 n02 8 S /
nalEefier lIoTnsby and KlllIfef.
Mitchell and Powell
Score ol The second game 4 tlme
ol forfeit Il II M
Houston ...ss POI 190 q j
Fort worth 0io ll25 5 !
Batteries Stewart and Gordon
Mckay AMI Powell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a : TO RIA
OPINION or oaEoe.

Special tp the Daily Leader.
McAleslef. okla. lline 81 United
States District Attorney Gregg inter.
viewed here said le had received no
official notification Of the fact that
he WAS % be given entire control Of
lhe 2S0Qu land suits pending III the
Federal court a. Milsk0gee. and Ne
ltas inclined TO doubt the correctness
Cf reports to that effect.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
VIII STAY IN ALASKA.

ii Heno. Okla June 2l-~lndse
allaa Reid, ~ El Reno who recently
resigned ghe Federal iudgeship At
Fairbanks, Alaska under fire, has
written friends here lhat ae VIII re
main m Fairbanks and practice Law
Peter =. OyerfleId. Of Pennsylvania
FORMER football star has been named
sn succeed Reid en The bench
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

Special ii Daily Leaaef
Cherokee, Okla June VA Walter
Ferguson. editor and owner Of Ehe
Cherokee Republican, has been ap.
pointed bf Mayor Hurry Moore. park
eumHIs8|onor OF Cherokee for the en-
suing year There are tNp parks %
be nHf fl shape and The tliy council
viii expend &lo.un0 during the III.
suing year III Improving them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
Lee DEsrRoYs REsIpeNoE.

apaelal d Daily Leader.
c0maucie. Okla. 1ure 2 The
dwelling Or p J. Prescott located III
The southeast corner ot ihe town. was
destroyed by fire. together NTH It's
contents. Origin Of fire unkown. as
fire WAS we'll advanced before the
family awoke Insurance $500. l.ods
s600.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

81 I.nuIR II Detroit
WaellIk elnn At PhllaIe|Hh|z
New xHfh Il BpSinH
chIeAea Il CLEVELAND
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

When 1 sufferer from stomach
trouble takes Dr Kings New Life
pills he's mighty glad ID see lis
Dyspepsia and Indigestion ny, but
more he's tlekled over hIa new. fine
appctlie. strong nerves healthy Vlgor.
all because stomach. liver and kid.
neys nov work right 25o az all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

Hutchinson. Kanz. after trying doc
gofa sud different medicines ftr hid
ney. hladde and rheumatic trouble
Halls Texas Wonder cured me. L i
thu best medicine on earth Walter
n. Perry, ~ .. Main street. Sold b.
al druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

MuBkogee. Okla. June "a Tho
game between Muakoge8 and Bart.
lesville Nas q awatfest Bar;lesvlue
used i0uf pitchers md Muskogee
gained IS hits or them sc,tlug II
rims Muakageo used two pitchers
who nermflled ten hits McCullum
made a homo run for Hafllesvllle
Score. r. H. d
Muakogee M 30t 0aa z2t n is
barllesYlIle 10I 020 100 g 10 z
Battefief Schultz, Grutcher aud
Harrington. Thomas. Daniels haf'
her Hans aud Vanderbilt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
GIRL FIGHTS SNAKE.

Special % Daily LeaaeN.
saltwater, Okla june Miss
Bessie sGpyer If the Springfield
Valley nelghhorhood proved her bray
efs IN defending her mother lrom q
coppeiEaead snake The object was
to XIII It She llred two shots from
rifle and next fesortod to shot.
gun. Il WAS heavily loaded, hence
threw her over Sic BOT up aud dts
charged The last shul. which proved
fatal 10 tho snake
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Al Mllwuakee Mllwllukeu ,, Tc.
ledp o.
At Kansas clly-~Kaneas City 4. 60.
lmmhne s.
Al "a. Paul lndlapapollH.H Paul
n5ine postponed. wrl grounds
Al Minneapolis Louisville AIlnnca,
Dolls game postponed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
Chlidron Cry
FOR FLEICHER's
= "A = = - RIA
FURNISH Hay FoR
REMounT STATION
speeIal q he DaIIy I.oader

Special 10 The Daily Leader
Fort Reen Okla. June "a Chris
Madsgn and John Sans were award.
ed the contract to furnish the II.
mount station a Fofl Reno win son
tons Of prairie hay Capt Hardt
man Intends 70 feed large anouni
ofplfesta 50 tho horHes this winter.
Suffered day and night the tor
ment III itching piles. Nothing helnes|
me until | used I1nan'b Ointment. Il
|eared me permanently Hon I0h2
Z Garrett Mayor. aifnrd Ala.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

I SpeoIal to the Daily Leader.
Enld. Ckhs June "a Enid lost The
game yeslerday on errors after haY'
Ing won Il All Of Gulhrles runs were
nude On errors Balllelt pitched good
hall but biz support was awful Mel
son was klt hard No features ex
cepi continual booiing Of the Railroad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

Batteries Elndamau, ferguson
White and EeWefman, MaIheaaoni
crandall pnd sehlel snodgfaaH
Summary Two blse hll, Tenncy
schlei. three base hlt e'Fandalli
home runs. Becker, Murmys struck
'oul by Maihewscn b by White i by
Ferguson - cIandall 4. base on
balls. Llndaman j, Ferguson 2 Gran
dali 2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

MuHkoRea a Nnfhrlel
llatlesQIlle al Enid
Joplin n pIllsiurg
Springfield II webb cir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

y Hqwins bill gor Balllett III ninth,
Cuthfle 4.. 100 800 2i0-~T
|Enld .... Oh 600 600 )
Summary Three hase hlt, BROOKS.
Nelson. Two Base hits. Smith, Jones,
sacrifice fly. Reed sacrifice htsl
fionley. stolen bases. Smith pntief-
son, + Rrice; double plays, IhbeIl %
Jones. Smith to Bowman TO Jones.
pokarnes 10 Reed. po1afney to Leet'
the 70 kaed: LETT on bases, Enid 8,
Guthrie 3 struck out. b. hnlllelt 9,
by Nelson q. base on halis Of Balllett
of Nelson / hii ny pitched ball
Cooley. 7 Price. Atlendance 200 I'm.
plre Hansen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

Oklahoma city az HoHslua
Dallas Al Galveston
Fort Worth II Waeo.
ehltyepofs at San hulenlp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

T nave been somewhat oostlre, bHt
DoanH HeguIets gave just the results
desired They ael mildly ana regulate
the bowels perfectly George h
Kfause BOG Walnut ave. Altoona Pa
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ST. l.ouls. June a. plllshurg de.
leaied 81 Louis 10 the opening game
of the gnIles here, 8 e -
score; e. IT. H,
plitsbure ~ 400 00l 0e0--a 4 O
I'D. Louis a 600 O00 Ol0-1 Y
Batcrltn-W willis and Oibs0n. Har'
mon, Beebe and Brosnohan
Summary-T'wo base hit, Wagner
Evans: base on balls. of heehe 4,
0fg willis 3 struck out, hy neehe Il
BY Wilils q
UmpIres--Johnslone and Cusack,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
rExAa LaAaun


San Antonio Tess June "a -
weak hitting and the failure II lAe
pltebeTa "a a0 lhe route can be altFl.
hnled the double downfall 81 lhe Nets
here yesterday afternoon San An.
t0nii son The first game. score o
e, by hitting Drohaa hard aud pppnf
mnely rhe second affair also vent
Into the credit column ug lhe lnenl
ledger score tns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
aIeax cIty & pueblo Z

Pueblo. 1unN "a Sioux City hit bal
leflay 81 tho pitches and won good
game BY score Of ! 10 :.
NeuEa r.. fl 81
Sloux city M 020 0i0 00i-4 q 4
Pueblo .s.. 100 00i 000--2 8 T
Batteries cahecl and TcWne. gwlft
Hnd Hitzes
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phIIadsIphIa !. WaahInuton Q

PhIIadelphla. June az Washington
was shut out here. 70 o.
score RIM
philadelphia .. 020 OOO nie~a
Washington 900 OOu 000 b y
Hatterles l<rause and Thomaa,
Smith and Street. Blankcnship
summary Two base hl Conrny
three hase hit, Baker. hnses on hllls
OF Krauss 2. of Smith I struck out
By Krausc q, by Smith u
tmpircs Kerin and Sheridan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
joplin q webb city I

Webb City, june "A joplin took
lhe elasnR game of the series Pol
lara ollowlnR two hits and The sc1re
being q J.
score R.ii la
Webb City ~ 600 00n l00-i ? J
Joplin ....4 020 000 o0o~-2 5 :
Raaoflas Taylor nnd Brown: FOL
lard md Brown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

Galveston Tex. June 2i--'rcn pass
es. eleven hiAl two 81 them home
runs. account Tor yesterdays alaugh.
ter of ihe locals
seufe: RElE
Galveston ono 600 00e 0 s
shre9epnfi -. 100 ie6 0g0- 10 II /
Batteries Crahle and Quelasef.
Becker aad GarYln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
nuRIEp ALlva. n0r shvan.

Special 10 The Daily Leader
Clinton, Okla. June 24I +. BIC
Ahee ana lee Mickey were caught
ii 4 eayein of the sewer ditch back
Of the ThurmWJ building and buried
alive. and only the quick work ui
their fellow wofkmen under the ce0
direction q Engineer Jack 0'IIeafl
saved their lives.
The men were working lale n q.
der to complete ilheif work and only
fifteen or twenty minutes remained
% finish when the accident occurred
For q mild, eaaa action og The
bowels, single dose Of p0au'a Hegu
lets Is enough Treatment cures hah
ltual constipation. 25 cents 1ox
Ask your druggist Tor them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

Hunter anH Befgen
Summary Two bare hEl. Magce,
HnmmeI fennox three base hit Al.
permaa; base 0n billa. Of C0yale'
SKI 5, oif Hunter struck out by
cnvalcsld 4. b Hunter 8.
umllroa KLEIN aud Kane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

man. Brown and Moran Archer Gas
per Frommo and Roth
Summary Two base Mt. tlagaf-
man haee on balIs, Overall 8. kroh
9. Haecrman 9. Casper 3, Frommc 4;
struck out. by oyefNll 2, Casper 4,
Fromme 3
umplrea-O'Day and Emalle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

eraukIyn e. phIIaaaIphIa 81

Brooklyn. June 2i-~Ailer losing IA
cut Of i5 gamee. the Hrooklrns open
I'd another Iuns session al nome BY
defeating Philadelphia IN two games
score, RH vi
PHILADELPHIA 600 900 000--0 2
nfuoklyn ~ 600 100 0ip2 & b
naltotloa Moore and 1deklllscni
Rucker and Bergen.
summaiy-Ty0 base hli Hnrch;
baso Oh balls. Moro 3. Rurkef 81
struck out by Moore 5s Dy HucaeF y.
umpiree KLEIN and Kane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

IlallfFIeF SnffH aHd bchmIHl
CrIss Bailey and Cfleef
samnIafy Two haHe hll. nush
rfawfof 4. ocl A9faF HAfszeIl
Jones. hase Bn balls. ~ AuKNe 1 If
bailey Arnok out. y SNfeg j. b
N6I|af
umaIfes ETah and Evans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24
New York sal, Boston AZ

Now nFk Inno "A New YORK took
two games from Boston, the 1corts
being % and Il 10 4.
First Come;
score: n II. y.
Boston .. 800 300 S0a 2
New Yorl, 49, 100 900 OILS I 2
batteries Matlem and urahaf,;
Marquard Maihowson Alsd MyefH,
SchIel.
Summary Three base hit Danlen,
Graham: home run. Sweeney. STRUCK
out, BY Marquard 4 BY MatheNeun 81
Mstieru 81 base On Balls. off Me7'
guard 1 nfl MaIieFn s.
Umnlfes- -Riler and TRULY.
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E'R y Q . 30 \ " = = y - NNNaRs n
!. In the World Of Sports. i
&MMMM \ 1880

Steele and Spencer
Summary Three base bit. Mccon
nell. Demmltl. Gardner, two base hit
Gesslor. Steele, Niles: base on balls
off Steele 4, of Doyle 4 struck nut
BY Steele g, By Doyle 4
umpIres 0loughlln and PerfInc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-24

wichita. kan. June "A with four
ttss Al.u4 "a bat DnN
Molnos won from Wichlss today IN
The ninth inning.
score Il II. r.
pes Molnes 900 O0D 0nl 10
Wichita 100 i90 1fH-a z
Batteries Clarke ana Hhs Shan
Il ana Weaver
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Topeha KAN. 1nne "a Wright had
Omaha Al hls mercy the only score
being q home run by shIpke. Johns
vas knocked out Of the bux IN The
hird and vas succeeded by Hplnn.
heck
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sprInefIyId -, plttebura o.

Springfield, June 2tln slie flfal
double.hesder Of the seasan PltlsbufH
and Springfield broke even killllnY
pitched both games for The visitors.
allowing only three hits d .he last
ONE
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
JUDICIAL DIGNITY

is
promising they do mpea hment
Federal Judges Phillips given
proceedings overturned the org-
the
come ons which they formed taking positions the
Of
the people,
a juris against popular cause a
ceded that they
been moved by motives desire the law
aaEu-S~~
sebert Jones' circuit attorney for St. Louis attempted to bring
suit against the railroads
committed by d.es and Judge Phillips granted an
injunction prohibiting
railroads from the hreen
mite to the forces ot work against the eoe by continuing the nmpc
non and branded himself
ons strengthened the suspicion against the ris the
by Representative Murphy Impeachment proceedings
against them is hailed appreciation.
1t be that
be the right they
or motive in assisting the railroads they
ngs to the suit in hand radical
decisions The best Judgment
they should not be criticised there
chance that they had they
statue books proceeding this they laid themselves open
to the hases criticism and the impeachment proceedings
Springfield SUM-
The about this slightly expea
ing on both sides In the Phillips
suspicion by men who know him we'll He is mpuye ascbe
honest arbitrary odepotm There is little use
employ lawyer usually
S as we" on without one If one is indicted and makes defense and
doesn't suceed in thoroughly Phillips
put on heavy penayposbly the
one OF the most genial of hghmnded
school We cannot of him
reason being stepped
30 near the pepce down which fallen
about the time of this
von of prominent railway with
prominent people big fishing There
damp goods and
remember expensce
the railway the railway
generally regarded the
orPheson OF Kansas also of that very
able Impression the public
much coincee in the
being followed
part OF
railway dtsef The acceptance
ing aYo by the Judges
replied bitterly declaring there grounds
ploS ana criticisms which
~ writer was on the ground at the time
be ana Well remembers the
lhe mVors ana the bitter denuncaon
our impression OF the
up yet MS aon
Judges were not so well known the time
the matter
and tending to yiae public morals in our
-" O"'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
BURIED
TREASURE
Workmen May Unearth a
Pot of Gold in Excavat-
ing for a Church,

Cincinnati, O., May 1O-The work
of excayating for the structure of St
Francis church in Dayton, KY, a
suburb, is being watched by a large
portion Of the population of the town
including city officials and others
who expect the workmen engaged in
the excavating to dig up a pot OF
gold which tradition says has lain
buried under the site since the raid
southern sympathizer. The old home
his band of Confederates near the
close OF the civil war.
The property formerly belonged to
the late Matthew Macarthur, a noted
OF General Jonn Hunt Morgan and
stead was famous as an underground
station for Confederate refugees. AS
the story goes, there was a subtcrra-
mean passage leading from the house,
and 1t is here, the passage having
long since been filled np. that the
treasure Is supposed TO be-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
FOLLOW
A BANDIT
Jikiri, a Moro is Giving
Uncle Sam a Deal of
Trouble.

Manila, May 10. O.--Constabulary and
marines are pursuing Jikiri, Moro
bandit, through the Sulu Islands, a
volcanic group in the eastern archi-
'pelago, near the second largest Of
the Philippines, Mihdanao.
For several months Jikiri, with a
considerable following, has been on a
rampage andthe consular government
is making every effort to run him
down.
The navy recently lent to the au-
thorities squadron OF gunboats to
search the numerous small islands
of the group and now another YES
sci is to be ADDED to assist in the
strange chase. Several land detach-
ments have been sent out and Cen
eral Duval mo has gone south to
Inspect Nlindanao may take hand
in directing operations.
Jiliri raided the rich Parang pearl
fisheries and later murdered two
white traders. His pirate band also
attacked the constabulary and a
number Of settlements inhabited by
peaceful natives and sprinkling Of
whites.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
DRINKING WITH MEALS

Amy physician who knows his business you not 10 drink with
your meals but he will not perhaps 10 explain why
~ "os why ood Shoud be eaten dry are thus
number
10 drink or not TO drink with meals is question
asseu pro ana con for
question TO the test OF careful laboratory and has shown
eohcuSey hat the free use Of liquids with very
a extent the puteion OF the abumins intestine
quny nds 70 produce auontoxcaion,
panied o the development of various kinds
ca from the intestine circulated
Fe Kidneys and every other vital Rogi showed
taken with
uteachon products
eaten dry the mucn umann
another phsoost
ais combe of the foremost gastric dis
orders confirms these results their food
Dry taking considerable liquid three breakfast and
the midday meal and just before retiring"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

before all else is found in the story
OF Fort Donelson The commander
Of whom he demanded "uncondition-
al surrender" in the dispatch, that
made him famous, was General BucR-
ner, an ofncer. who had befriended
Grant when he landed in New FORK,
broken in health ana penniless, from
California, after resigning as an army
captain. Grant had not forgotten
that kindness, but his duty was to
capture the garrison at Donelson.
When it had laid down its arms
Grant placed his purse at the dis
posal of Buckner.
At Vicksburg the terms conceded
by Grant to the garrison were criti-
cised by other officers as too lenient
The Confederate commander, General
Pemberton, whom Grant knew in the
Mexican War, met him in naughty
spirit. and was most uncivil Grant
in return allowed Pemberton's men
to take their horses home with them.
Grant was keen for taking prison
ers Every prisoner meant one man
less to fight; perhaps one life less to
take.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
cEr our OF DOORS

Thoreau's classic experiment points
us in the right direction. After in
oculating a number OF rabbits with
tuberculosis. he confined number
of them indoors and turned the 9TH
ers outdoors. The latter all recov-
cred, while the former all died
This experiment shows that rab-
bit, living upon It's natural food and
under natural environment, is
proof against tuberculosis. There is
abundant reason to believe this
equally true OF man.
In other words tuberculosis is not
necessary evil of human life, but
is natural consequence of erron-
eous condition. Man is naturally an
outdoor animal. A mole lives a life
in a burrow. man must live in
the fresh air and sunshine. Medical
Record.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10

Then we gradually fell off again
into conversation about matters for
eign to the subject which had brought
us together"
Here was Grant at his best the
warmhearted man with the mask-Hke
face, softening blow to former
enemy, whom he treated like n broth
er At Lees suggestion the terms
were written out, and in them, as
Grants eye feh on Lees handsome
sword, the great commander inter-
polated line under the head OF
property to re surrendered: This
will not embrace sidearms OF officers
nor their private horses or baggage.
Neither General had spoken OF
this, 1t was an expression OF the wish
of Grant to spare his opponent pain.
To this was added, after the terms
were written crt, Grants magnani-
nous gift Of their horses to Lees
men who owned the animals they
rode or drove, They will need them
on their little farms" was Grants
thought
This was the highest expression OF
the greatness of Grants character.
He was great CROUCH to be magnani-
nous in victory even as Lincoln was
Lee standing before his conqueror,
could bring himself only to say:
This VIII be 4 happy effect" and to-
day the whole South honors the name
OF Grant for that one touch of hui
manity, so tender and far-reaching.
that glorified the end of the awful
between the brothers in
blood, and heralded the new birth OF
OF the Union.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
FOUNDATION OF
CHURCH CRUMBLES
Excavating Weakened the
East Side Wall.
No Services Could be Held Sum
day-Damage Can be Full
ly Repaired.

While excavating for the constru,-
tion of a basement under the Cal
vary Evangelical church, Saturday
afternoon, the foundation on the
east side OF the building crumbled
away and the brick structure came
near collapsing. 1t was very fortu-
nate that the wall gave away at n
time when the congregation was not
assembled, as the building would have
undoubtedly collapsed under the
weight OF a large assembly.
The crumbling of the wall was
largely due to the ex, essiva rain
fall. The ground was not properly
drained and the water settled about
the foundation. When the ground
was removed from the inside of the
foundation wall, counter structure
was erected and the foundation was
braced The water, however, seemed
to cause the stone 10 crumble and the
wall fell away like Il was so much
sand.
Although the east side or the church
fell several inches, by prompt action
the contra tors succeeded In lacking
II up and the upper walls were lit
tie damaged, An entirely new foun-
dation will he placed nnder the east
side and the building will be made
absolutely safe.
Owing TO the unfortunate accident.
II was necessary to postpone the
regular Sunday services. II will
cost the church about 5000 TO re-
place the damaged foundation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
COMMODITY CLAUSE PROSPECTS


the what
left with pass law extending the obi
os of the commodity ownership stock OF mining
companies Under the supreme decision
knocked out Unless the law promptly
stock ownership 1t will a deadIe letter.
WI" De interesting to know what will be the step present
law was largely the result of
uouDey meant the Inclusion of stock ownership
all It's pTohfbons The speculation whether President Taft
VIII take the same interest that predecessor in this subject II
he does not there is likely be none.
he dispatches that the president dong himself the study
be interest
time II VIII be difficult
sttuiona.-Sate Journal. '' " p'''" ''"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-10
FALSE
REPORTS
Are Given Out by Specula-
tors Agents in the
Wheat Districts.

chicago, May 1O.-"Speculators
nave agents in the wheat fields who
are giving out erroneous reports for
business reasons Those private agents
are there TO make money for some
BODY" said Secretary Wilson.
'Ill be back In my office at Q
o'clock | want to be back in the
game right away" said James A.
Patten.
These statements were reluctantly
made by Wilson and Patten today
when the two recent enemies were
discovered in the city simultaneous
~ Wilson is here to attend son-
Terence of federal meat inspectors.
and Patten is back from a brief va
cation In New Mexico, where he
rested after his strenuous bull cam
paign In the wheat pit.