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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-22
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Mit benz 8eginn Ser Saeo5eit font
men natiirlid au6 Sagounfale,
meiitens our6 5ufaaiges gntlooell
Der Slinten Dor. Sim Sonntag NOR
gen erIitt Serr IS. s. 9osoorft cir
in Sm Mntonio mobnbafter @e-
ifGftsreiienber Der uSeellin Miling
Co." einen berartigen l1nfaa in
Der Ndbe BON @agle 2afe, nobel er
ii1 ben &no6en beg linfer Irnles,
oberbolb beg Sonogelenfes, ser
idmetterte. gr befano li6 CUR 3eit
nit 9errn 6. @. 2emm BON 8ren-
ban, benz 8ertreter Der @aters-
Bierce Oil Company, auf Der @nten=
iago. Nab benz unfoa purbe er
iogleid nab @agle Safe gebra6t ullo
nabm Sen 3ug nad San &ntonio,
mo er fif iebt i'm Santa &oia Sos
pitaI befinoet. @enn nidt Slut
bereiftung eintritt, 1T cine raihe
&eilung at ernarten.
MIfreb Seermar, melder init lei-
mem gruber SeIir cine @anh an
Ser Meoina bemirtldaftet, mar am
Gam1tag init ieinem 8ruoer, emit
gen 6reunben BON Gan Intonio mo
mebreren Merifanern ouf Der 30
geIiogo nn6 8ecaniude. Die @e=
ienlhaft NOR big 10 nbr nadts III
fr0bIiher Stimm1ng I'M ein CAMP
feuer %beriammelt, Big iid oie bei-
ben Seermons uno Elm Werifuler
in Elm nabeIiegen6es Sous, no ie
gu ubernodten pfleeten, 5u%riid5oaen.
@inige Minuten ipdter fiel in Dem
3immer, in meldem iih Mlfreo
Seermon befano, Elm ShuB un0 Sic
@erbeieiIenoen fonoen ben Mann init
elmer @dubpun6e, pelbe ben linfe1
@dulterfnoden aeridmetterte uno
Ben Iinfen 2ungenfliigel our6bobrte.
Da Der 8erpunoete aGeilt getpelen
un6 Bis iest feine Musiage MAIDEN
fonnte, 1T es -ungemiB, Oh @biidt
ODER 3ufan borliegt. Ser 8ertpull-
bette pnrbe nod San @ntonio in oas
Sonta @ofa @oipitaI eebradt uno
Der bebanoelnoe Mr5t, Or. 6. &C.
gbotten, erfl6rt, oaB @efabr fir
Nneumonia mno 8lutpergiftl1ng nor=
banoen lei, ionit aber, menn oieies
permieoen piiroe, Die NusIi6t ouf
@eiIung gut iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-22
Der sdnadfDpf gictur Snsu.

Cine amiiiante fleine Mllefoote bon
8ictor Slgo miro in elmer fran5oIi,
i6en 3eitidrift ersablt. Sc mar III
elmer IbenogeleGi6aft i'm Sauie cines
angelebenen &epublifaners; nit elmer
Neibe bon &oaegell aus Dem Gent
mar audi 8ictor Sugo erlhienen. Die
Stunoe, % man iih ionft ~gctpobuli6
81 Gid 81 begeben pfleete, mar
langlt peritri6en uno nod ilnmer er-
ldien nift Der 0iener in Der Sliieel-
tir, Inn anoadtig oas beiBeriebnte:
ugs lit ierDiert" 5u ipre6en. Gin Sil.
tlnus oes Souies, 8i5epraiioent oes
Senats, nabert iih Der anideiierb
Elm Denig nerpoien Sausberrin lno
l6er5t ladeno: .Sabe i6 mild &C.
irrt? Sd oa6te, mir m6rerl gu 8ild)
gebeten." Die Dame oes Smlies
flagt ibm fliiiterno ibr 2eio: v9it,
es 1T etmas oa5pii6en gefommen
Wir paren pier5ebn 81 Gid. ober
nun bat I'M letten Momellt Serr 4.
abgeiast. Sd babe ieet nod einellr
pier5e6nten eei6idt, Oenn ieben sic,
unter ben @aiten lit iemano, Der iid)
llie als 9rei8ebnter 5u Gid icgen
miir6e ginige Minuten ip1ter
itebt Ser 8i5eprdiioent ~plalloerno bel
gictor Sugo, nit Dem i'm cine nlte
Sreunoidaft perbinoet. o@iiien Gle
iaet er fopfi6iittelno 8l Dem 9i6ter,
gtporlm mir nidt gu Gid eeben2
Beil ireeno Elm S6madfopf inter
uns 1T, Der @neit bat, iid gu Sifn gu
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3.

Ser friibere 9iitrtftri6ter Mar-
tin III upaloe, Der 5iibrer Der oorti-
gen Brobibitionilten, bebauptet, oaB
fem gingetpanoerter itimmen tonne,
Der feline iogenannten 9iirgerpapiere
ipater als iieben Sabre, na6oen1 er
feline eriten erbalten, berausgenon1-
men babe. Ser Gonntpridter bolt
llpaloe County bat oen @eneralalt-
molt INN ein @uta6ten erludt. Ser
Serr 8robibitioniit Wartin miro nit
ieiner biibi6en Sbee mol int l1nred)-
ten iein.
- Samitag morgen tpur0e Die no.
be5u p%oaitdnoig perfobIte 2ei6e oes
iteben Meilen bon @on5ales mob,ten-
ben Sarmers 9enrD so. &ed ol,f lei-
ller Sarm gefunoen. Die 2ei9e lag
ouf eiren1 brennenoen II. i6nelenoer
2ebenseiden Stur1pen. Sn ser
Nabe lag Elm @etpebr uno in1 aopf
bes Gotten fano li6 cine &ueelmltnDe.
SEED mar am 5reitag morgen bon lei
nem Saule fortgegangen. sis er
abenbs ni6t tpieoer 5nriidfebrte, muir
oe feline Samilie unrubig nno beeann
i'm gu lu6en. Sim Worgen fano mo1!
i'm oann. @aem Mni6eine no6 bot
er ielbit ieiltem 2eben Elm @noe ge=
madt, ii6 aud ielbit ben S6eiter6all=
fen ange5iinoet. @r mar mabreno Ser
Iebten Belt lebr peritimmt uno i9tper-
miitig. Srgeno Elm belonoerer @runo
fir feline Sat liegt niht Dor. SEED
lebte in guten 8erbaltniiien. @r bilte
terlaBt feline Srau n1o a6t &inoer.
ST mar llngefabr 46 Sabre alt.
IS eiebt ougenblidli6 1000
einbeimii1e &orporotionen i'm Stao-
te, oie Elm &apital BON GA Miaipllen
Dollars baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-22

Stadium f6rgt on biaig gu
peroen. gs foftet mir nod
$50 per Wiaigramnl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-22

Gum Deutiden Gage in Sou.
fton bat Die bort eri6einenoe g9eras
oeutide 3eitung4, Die befonntlid)
bon Germ Muguit Sartbauien ber-
n~ssgegeben miro, cine Jeitmm-
ner erideinen laiien. 2eioer baben
mir, gleid nod benz grideinen oie-
fer Nllmmer, es peri1umt, Ser
19eras oeutide 3eitling" unIere Mn-
erfennllng aus5uiprefen, oa mir ie-
bod glauben, bob elm Ip1tes Sob,
INNER nod better lit ais gar feius,
bolen mir iebt Dos 9eriaumte nod.
Die Geltnummer Der u9eras oeut-
ihe 3eitung" mar cine .berporragens
be 2eiitung, iopoI mas ben reoaf.
tioneuen aIs aud ben Mn5eigcn-
tell befraf; cine hummer miroig
oes groBes Geites, ons Die 9eutlhen
bon Gouiton beranitaltet batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-22

Aud S6meifeIeien merocn
oft libel eenommen, menn iie -
nidt sroB genug iino.
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Nidt seraoe 10 gut, es lit bas Bette,
Cine @hnhtel Gnnt,s Cure hniIt

g1ne S6odfeI 0inFS Gire Delli
inter poner @arantie u~nfeblbar, I'm.
mieoerrufliG uno abiolut irgeno cine
@rt bon Sautfranfbeit. Sic 1T aud,
beionoers gut, irgeno elm f6mer3et-
oes Suden, gang .gleid tpel9en gea-
mems uno melder @rt prompt 5u
erlei6tern uno permanent 5a bcilen.
eczema, &ingnorm, Sledten llne
aae oerartiae grideinungen iperoen
nad einmaligem @ebrand eebobeu,
nit elmer Sdodtel boIitanoig ee-
BELT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-22
Sin @ertmener.
Siirser BON Sun Imtpmio iplltcm Die
les 3emgmis priifen.

Ser 9riiftein oes @ertes liegt i'm
3eugnis.
Gin ii6er8eltgenoes 3euenis in
San Intonio.
2iegt nidt in Ser @usioge BON
SremoerL
Sonoern III Der @n1pfeblung BON
San Nntonier 2euten.
9ies tit oie @rt, Die bier gegeben
miro,
Die ausioge elmer San antonioer
8%iireerin.
Mrs. S. 81. &ice, 612 @pomina
Str, San antonio, Seros, ia1t:
ugor einem Sabre beeann id Doan:s
geieren 8iaen, bie i6 our6 Die
gerar Drug So. erbielt, 5u gebralt-
den uno tie ermieien ii6 Iebr err
folgrei6 IN ser 8eIeitieune zines
Giidenidmer5es ltrb onoercr Nierert=
9ei6meroen an oerell ib lit. In-
bere WiteIieoer meiner Salnilie per-
ilt6ten oos Mittel ebenfaas n1o
lpuroen our6 oaiielbe fltrirt> nie i6
es muroe. Sd CAB Elm fur8es 3era-
nts sur @eroffentli6nng 5lt @unlten
BON 9oan's Nieren Tiaen II. 8ogere
feinen @ltgenblid, Iaes gu beltatigen,
mas i6 oariiber gefogt babe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-22

iebelt, nenn MIR orei5ebn ga li1lo."
Gietor Sugo ridtet it6 bo6 auf, err
miBt ben Spreder nit ftrengem 9li=
de uno oann iagt er in folt ieierli6em
Gone: u9ieier S6madfopf ons bin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-22

$50, aber l6 fal1n MIDI oo6 l1id)l
in aht nebmelt, nenn i9 nidt meiB,
ipobor."
So, ba baben Sic re6t."
Sic famen auf oie Crit. Die Sin,
Ser loeen i'm @roie INN oelt Sheuer.
pfabI uno riibrtell iid ni6t. l1ebe-
ibren &opfen fliilterten Die 8oppeln.
uSaben Sic einmal etiuos BON
SeiiterneIt gebort2" froete SSpen.
uNein," entgegflete &lltie. Sbr fiel
ni6ts Elm.
u9onn er5dbIe iA Sblten ndditens
oapon."
uStebt oas aud5 in einen 8itd)e2"
fraete @ntie.
u@ein, es itebt in feiltent 9udc ee,
ibrieben."
4ls fie 5ubauie ollIelonet iporell,
5iinoete Intie Die 9ielenlampe al
ltno leudtete Sben it feline Stube.
sic nabm Die Spreitoede BON ieirem
Bette u1o 8iinoete iein 2idt an.
u@ute Na6t", iagte iie Damn, limo
i'd beoanf mid au6 idon."
Sben ltarrte t%r1urnetlb ms 2id)t.
Cute Nodt," ioete er no9 elmer
@eile aufblideno. 9a mar tie idon
fort.
@m nadften sonntog fam Sttae-
borg Seiien ouf 6etbmii6bof. sic
trug lire foitbarenS Baden: elm fltapp-
iibenbes, pfaltbIalles @oIfleio, oo5ls
gelbe @lacebanoidube uno iber Dem
Roienbut einen leioenen Sonnen-
ihirm. SIR Stirnbaar mar lorgfd[-
tig g%ebrannt un6 ltmgab bas bliiberbe
Intlis tpie Elm &ran8.
Sic nor ii6 ibrer S6o11beit boil
fommen befpuBt unb eing itol5 nllo
prd6tig an 4lein Mntie porbei, oie
ibr auf Der So1soiele beeegnete.
9rinnen bel Der gonte madte lie
ibrem Ser5en 2uft. Die @rregllng
oes porigen Sonntags, Die mabreno
Der ga15en @o9e e1ngeoammt NOR,
brab iid 8abn.
uDu baft ia cine nette 9eern," be-
gann iie, umie Die berumbopite auf
Dem 9aa, Du gloubit es ni6tl Sd
mubte INNER Laden, tie sing form-
lid oarouf aus, Die Mannsleute gu
fangen."
Srau @noerien blidte BON ibrenp
Strifitrumpf altt nit einerll fragell-
ben Slid auf Golf.
Dummies 3elg," fnurrte oieler.
u0u bait oof ouh nit ibr getalt5t,
pie toa," flang cs idarf bon Sngc-
borgs 2ippen.
uSit 0as lpabr24 Sran anoerierl
iaB iteit NIT bitterboier Miene, ouI
ibrem Stubl.
&olf redte iid. So, id ppate
au6 NAL wiiien, pie es iit, ipelln nlail
tan5t."
(Gortietina foIot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-22
s0tete i6ren Geino ieit 20 Sabren.

Scr erbarmungsIoiefte Seino,
ben i'd fir 20 Sabre bottle, erfl1rte
Srau Sames Duncan bon @aDnes-
billie, Mey upar 9pspepiie. Sd lit
furdtbar mad ie0em gifen un6 Grim
fen nno fonnte faum ihIafen. Nah-
benz biele MitteI bergebIid marc:
un6 beridieoene 0oftoren mild auf-
gegeben batten, berludte i9 electric
gitters, tpelder mild b~onlt6nbig flu
rierte. Nun fam id @aes eifpn.
Sd bin 70 Sabre alt uno erfrcue
mid meiner mieoerbereeitenten Rraft
nno @eiunobeit." Sir 11nberoaulid-
felt, Mppetitloiigfeit, Nierenleioen,
&iifenidmer5en meiblifen 2eioen
tit es uniibertrofffen. Sour so It5.
BEL alen 9ruggiiten.
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Ginss ssrbri6tea auabsn edrsie

erIdredten ieine @roBmutter, Mrs.
Morio 9abIor, BON Nebo, &p, mel.
DE iHreibt, oaB, aIs 4ae oadten, oaB
er iterben niir6e, gudIens @rn;co
Salbe i'm boQitdn6ig beiIte. nniebl.
bar fir 8rano-, Shnitt- uno anoere
Bertuun0ungen, 8erbriibungen, glib
reraugen un6 Sdiirfuneen. SUI
riert Gieber-8Ialen @euIen Saut-
niisidlng, Sdorf, un6. raabe @1n.
be. 8ertreibt &6morrboi6en. 25
Cts. BET allen Druggiiten.
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Gum 8erfouf bel oaen Sdnolerlt.
Greis 80 Gents. Soiter=Milburr
60, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, aneinigs
Ieenten fir Die Ser. Staoten.
@rinnert @lld oes Nomens =
9onns - 1lnb nebmt feline nnbere1.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17
FEW PEOPLE
ARE IN NEED
Calls For Help Are Not
Numerous.
SICKNESS CAUSES DISTRESS
Salvation Army Asks For
Salvation Army Asks For
Assistance.
Most Men I'm the City Are Working
And Are Able TO Care For Their
Own Families Except in Cases Of
Illness.

One of the most satisfactory proofs
OF an improved Industrial condition
in Marion, is the report of Captain
Caddy Of the local branch of the Sal
vation Army. who declares that con-
dltions are decidedly improved and
that there Will be very few poor
people in Marion this winter as com
pared with the two preceding seas
ons. There are but few cases in
Marion which are in need of help.
There will be change in the ap-
peals sent TO the Army headquarters
this winter as is evidenced by the
calls which have already been sent
IN. During the past few winters the
poor have been in destitute circum-
stances through the lack of employ
ment, this year 1t will be due to sick
ness and unusually large families.
I'VE nave been called upon to as
sist a number of families destitute
from sickness and we have very lit
tie funds said the captain this morn
ing. Where there are very large
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17

families and no one to support the
children but widiwed mother, there
Is much room Tor help" said the
salvation Army worker. "We would
like TO ask the people of Marion for
a few orders OF groceries to be sent
to these loor families. We are out
of funds end we have an order for
groceries row standing in the store
and we are unable to pay it so far.
If any one wants to make a donation
for these needy families here is a
splendid opportunity.
There are a few cases of need over
the city. Shoes are badly needed in
many families and in many cases
funds are necessary for paying doc
tors bills for the poor When the
winter season comes on there will
be much need of clothing and the
army wishes to be prepared for all
emergencies. At Thanksgiving time
1t is planned to assist all of the needy
families in the city and there
will be a prosperous con-
dition over the town generally on
that day when there are to be no
hungry families
The Industrial home of the army
is doing rluch 10 obtain employment
for the men so that the calls are
not for support but for sufficient aid
TO place families in such circum-
stances that they may do work to
support themselves.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17

Monuments-2ls East centor St.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17

lof the First Trinity church perform
ed the ceremony. The groom is the
son of DIR. and Mrs. II. J. Lower, of
this city and Is quite well known
mere. They will make their home IN
Chillh'othe where the groom has
prepared home.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17
PERSONALS

Rev. G.. NJ Rourke went to LaRuc
this morning on Il business trip.
Mrs. Emma Camm and daughter
Della, have returned from q short
visit with Caledonia relatives.
Mrs. G. l.. Fleming, Of Cummin
avenue, is the guest Of her parents at
Crown Point, Indiana.
Messrs. clyde Houpt and Orin
Rowe will leave Thursday morning
fer the southern part Of Ohio who're
they will spend ten days quail hunt
Ing.
Mrs. Mckinley, who has been visit
ing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs 9, II
Fleming of Cummin avenue, re- I
turned "Wednesday to her home .In
Crown Point. Indiana.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17
YOUNG PEOPLE
QUIETLY welded
Miss Catherine Mclaughlin Becomes
Bride of ii. j. Bingham.

At the home of Father Joseph Den
ming, OF st. Mary's church this morn
ing at 8 o'clock, Houston j. Blng-
ham and Miss Catherine Mclaughlin.
both of this city, were united in mar
riage. Rev. Father Lawrence Den
ming, who is acting in the capacity of
his brother during his absence from
the city, performed the ceremony.
The couple were unattended. The
groom is quite well known and has
been employed as car inspector.
The newly married COUPLE left this
morning on a short trip, after which
they viii make their home in this
city
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17
ANOTHER nc WIRE.

Your fire Insurance should receive
your careful attention. do not delay
the matter. 1t Is too important. II
you are not fully insured, telephone
Eurkc, he represents strong and re-
liable companies and will give your
insurance business his personal at
tention. ll-l3-l7-2O
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17
The News

OF our important November Sales
of WCmen's Coats and Suits" on
page s tonight sohuld be nightly in
terestlng reading to you. Youll miss
II IL YOU neglect TO learn what great
values we are Offering.
The I1hlnr. .phillinr Ga !
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17

The Pythian Sisters will give a. So
cIal in Candy lodge hall NJ $ O'clock
this evening. The affair VIII be re-
ception and dance, followed by a
course luncheon. All knights. are
cxpooted fo attend
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17
p. II. c. NOTICE.

The Protected Home Circle will
hold Home Coming" in odd Eel
lows Hall. W. Center Street, ovol
Bakers Piano store, Friday evening,
November 10, at p. m.
Bro. j. NJ. Evans Supreme Lee.
turcr, will speak and several candi-
oates initiated. Refreshments will be
served and social hour enjoyed.
11-17-2tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17
FORMER MARION
BOY rs Welded
s. f. lower Claims Miss jeanette
,s 4.al, Verrion as His Bride.

Startling E. Lower, formerly of
this city and now located at Chill
heothe,, was united in marriage to
Miss jeanette Vernon, of Columbus. at
Portsmouth. Monday. Rev. Hartringer,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17

Candy lodge No. 81, Knights Of
Pythlas, met last evening With n fair
attendance. only business Of routine
nature was considered.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17

Ideal Perfume Is pure and sweet
smelling. Schmidts Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17
LODGE NOTES

a regular meeting OF the Red Men
was held last night. Only routine
business was given attention
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17

Chicken Pie supper at Epworth
Thursday, to 1880 p. m. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-17

Chicken Pie supper at Epworth
Thursday, : to 1880 y. m. 1t
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-13
.SLEUTHS DOUBT
PASTORS STORY
REV. CARMICHAEL'S CONFESS
SION BELIEVED A RUSE
Hypnotism or Insanity Are Not Ac-
cepted in Michigan and Illinois
as Cause of Fendish
Crime
by Associated Press. ]

CARTHAGE, Ill, Jan. 12.-When DO
lice and other officers, attracted to this
place by the suicide of the Rev. John
H. Carmichael, confessed slayer of Cid
con Browning at Battle Run, Mich,
have fully satisfied themselves as to
the circumstances attending the last
act of the tragedy, it is expected that
Inquiry will turn to possible motive
for the initial crime.
1t is a curious fact that dispatches
from Michigan reveal an unwillingness
on the part of officials and others to
accept the theory of CarmichaePs in
sanity as evolved from his strange con-
fession.
Prosecutor Brown of Adair rejects
the idea that Browning had used hyp-
motto influence.
Il shall always believe" said Mr..
Brown, that there was a deep motive
behind the crime
Under Sheriff Petit of Port Huron
asserts his belief that CarmichaePs last
letter was not intended for a deathbed
confession, but was written with the
idea that he would be brought back to
stand trial.
Internal evidence also points to the
suspicion that the preacher deliberately
made false statements to Sheriff Wag-
enseil, who is convinced that there is a
woman in the case, and today ex-
pressed regret that Carmichael could
not have been taken home alive.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-13
Old Inspiration Mine Of Arizona
Sells for 81 100000, Partly Cash

At a special meeting Of stockholders
at Globe, Ariz., the controlling interest
in the Inspiration Mining company was
sold for $1,OO0,0O0 The deal was con-
summated Saturday, but was kept quiet
until yesterday. when A. Everett Wiley,
at one time the owner of the Inspira-
ton. made the facts known to The
Herald.
The deal had been pending for several
weeks, the new owners having taken an
option on the property. The purchas-
ing interests are said to be the Stand
ard Oil company, although the actual
transaction was made by the Gum
Thompson people.
At the meeting Saturday the stock
holders were represented by E. A
-Idosier, president of the company; J. D.
Coplin, general manager, and George
r. Hill, a stakeholder and an attorney
The buying interests were represented
by William B. Thompson and George E.
Gum. The terms of the payment were
$250000 on or before March IS, and the
balance within a year. The $250,000 was
paid in cash at the time.
The old Inspiration owned properties
both in Globe district and at Oracle,
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Validity Of Law UnheId

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE validity Of
the Illinois direct primary law was
upheld in the superior court today by
Judge Ball
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JAPANESE FLEET
TO VISIT COAST
AGENT IN SAN DIEGO PLANS
FOR C0ALING WARSHIPS
Two Armored Cruisers and Two Train
ing Vessels Scheduled to Touch
California Ports Early
in April
by Associated Press.l

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 12.-For the pur-
pose of arranging for an irregular
steamship service between this city
and ports of the Orient, T. Ishada, rep
resenting the transportation company
of Mitsu & Co., Toxic, arrived here
yesterday. Primarily, however, he is
here as a representative Of the Japan
csc government to arrange with the
Spreckels company for the coaling of a
squadron of four Japanese warships
that are to arrive on the Pacific coast
in April.
The squadron will be composed of
two armOred cruisers and two training
ships.
1t will leave Japan, according to
Ishada, in March, sailing for Honolulu,
thence to San Francisco. From San
Francisco the warships will come here,
remaining about ten days, after which
they will sail for Panama, in order to
give the cadets on the ships an oppor-
tunity to study American methods in
digging the big canal.
Speaking of the steamer line.-Ishada
said it was not the intention of the
company, which has offices throughout
the Orient, to establish a regular line
between the Pacific coast and Japan
ports, but to have the vessels of the
company call here as often as business
would warrant.
He was unable to say when the first
vessel of the line would arrive, as he
will visit other coast ports, including
San Francisco, before making his re-
port.
He stated the company intended hav-
ing its vessels call at several of the
more important Pacific coast ports I'M
der the new arrangement.
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Trustees Regret
The board of trustees replied:

In accepting the resignation of DIR. Gates as
president of Pomona college, at his own re-
quest and for reasons whose cogency seem
to admit of no discussion this board of
trustees desiret to give expression of some
thing of the regret with which it takes this
action, and of its appreciation for the retr-
ing president of the board.
The seven years of DR.. Gates relation with
the board, through all the perplexing problems
that have arisen. have been years of unbroken
harmony and of mutual respect and regard
day. We desire not only to put this on rec
ora, but also to express our appreciation of
the high sense of honor and fidelity that he
has brought to all his work, Of his broad SYM
pathies with men, and Of the simplicity and
winsomeness Of his Christian character.
We recognize also that under his leadership
the college has made remarkable growth, more
than doubling its membership and material
equipment But most of ALL would we give
grateful expression to our sense of the service
that he has rendered to the college and to the
broader interests of Christian education in his
personal influence upon the young men and
women Of the institution. The moral earnest
ness and high idealism of the student body at
Pomona is so marked to impress the most
casual observer. The atmosphere is not only
Enthusiastically Christian, but charged with
spirit of social service and unselfsh living
Many influences have contributed to maintain
and strengthen this condition through the
years, but chief among these we gratefully rec
ognize the personal character of the retiring
president.
This inspiration of many student lives even
more than added buildings and campus, will
remain as his enduring contribution to the
life of Pomona college.