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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15
RAILROAD NEWS

The Vanderbilt special. train OF
three coaches and inspection engine,
passed through Marion this morning
shortly before noon. A number Of
the officials and directors of the road
including Cornelius Vanderbilt were
in the party as were also a number of
the officials General Manager Schaft
was in charge of the train.
Little was done at this point. At
n number of points along the Big
Four, over which road the party Is
making n tour, inspections were con-
Quoted. Every accommodation was
given the members of the party at
this point. AL section men were dl
rected to have the road clear.
Henry Sherod, n well known Eric
engineer, running through here, Is
very III at his home In Gallon as the
result Of his eating poisoned oysters
Thursday.
Herbert w. Davis, who formerly
was connected with the local Erie
interlocking plant, and who has been
with the Pennsylvania road at Al
lance for some time. as here today.
Davis has resigned his position at All
.liance and will soon move to this
county and will make his home on
his farm west of the city.
l.. w. Thomas, formerly maintaine,
OF the interlocking plant here now
located at Sterling, IS expected here
this evening for short visit with
friends.
j. s. Beale, travelling freight agen
of the Pennsylvania, was here oi
business this morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15

Write Mr.. Munnmaker, Of The Mirror, or phone
him. No. 9, whenever you want anything.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15
CLEVELAND

Cleveland. O. Oct. 15.--Hogs---Re-
ceipts 10000 10 n 20c higher; med
iums and heavies. 40 a 8; yorkers
Z so; pigs and lights, 1925 a 1876.
Cattle--Reecipts 3 cars; steady.
Lambs--Receipts Is cars: top.
Calves--Receipts 200; 9.25 top.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MOVING. TRANSFER AM sTOI

AGE-We move, crate, store and
do transfer work of any kind
Phone 1905, S. Knoch, 322 Bel
mont.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

IF--Your Piano needs tuning or re.
pairing, call up $50. w. N. Chiiders,
flano Tuger. i0-s.6tpd
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15
CHICAGO GRAIN
opened.

Chicago, Oct. 15-Grain opened
Wheat strong; unchanged to 1-2c
lower yesterdays close for Dec. at
LOG 1-4@1.06 1-2; May at LOG i-Sto
1,07 LAC up. Corn, Dec. So IA to1-Sc;
May go rs to 81, fractionally higher.
Oats Dec. 80 81; yesterdays closing
price.
Provisions slightly higher with a
strong tone at opening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15

Chicago, Ills, Oct Is --Wheat--
December, open 1 .06 LIS; close 1!O7
May, open .06 rs; close 1.07 Ia
July, open 80 S-S; close 90 "a.
Corn-December open 80 is; Close
50. May, open 60 rs; close. 81 SIS
July, open go 3-S; close go 7-S.
Oats-December open 80 ga; close
40 Ia. July, open AZ; close AZ 1-2
May, open 40 1-2 close, 40 lis.
January, open 975, close 90,
May,open 0. 72, close $40.
Close-December wheat closed a
the top and strong on the good de.
mand May reacted 1-2 from its higI
price.
Corn held its gain and wound NJ
near the best figures.
Oats closed 1-Sc off from its high.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15
FOUND.

FOuND-A pair of nose glasses, No
rim. Call at this office.
1O-G.atdh
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15
WhNTED--BricI< Masons. carpenters

WANTED--A small farm, well iocat-
ed, not particular about the i'm
provements, must be cheap. p O.
Box 374 Marion. y-29-6teodp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15
Notice of Appointment.

Commissioners of Marion county, Obi
0-1r-9tw
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15

WANTED-Work of any kind by
competent man. Telephone Y 304.
10-6-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15

ANYONE. anywhere, can start IA mail
order business at home. No can
vassing. Be your own boss. Send
for free booklet. Tells how. Hea-
cock, 1853. Lockport. N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

4 CONVENTION will meet Tuesday
A evening, Oct. 8, in the assembly
IA hall, third floor, Chamber of Com
merce building, to consider the advisa-
bility of taking Immediately the neces-
sary steps to consummate the forma-
ton of the state of South California.
An active plan of campaign will be
taken to secure the cooperation of all
the counties in the southern portion of
the state, and the South California
project soon will be on business basis.
1t is perhaps unnecessary to assure the
southern counties that square deal
for everybody is the motto of the advo-
Gates of state division. Agents of the
corporations are busily engaged in try
ing to create the impression Los An
geles is concocting plans for aggran-
dizement at the expense of the other
southern communities.
This is the only falsehood which the
opponents of South California can
think Of. Excepting for this misstate-
ment, the only output of their Ananias
committees that as yet has found its
way into circulation, they seem to be
at the end of their inyentiveness.
South California will free its people
from the necessity of bearing north
ern burdens. It will bring liberty and
independence to the most prosperous
norton of the present state.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
EXPERIENCE TEACHES HER
NONE LOVES IMMORAL MAN

Los ANGELES, Sept. 2O.-[Editor
Herald: Kindly allow me, in the
capacity of Another Stenographer,
to express my sentiments through your
columns anent this much mooted
question of do women, as a rule, love
immoral men?" etc.
The question, from my point of view,
arises from the fact that woman, be-
ing by nature moro sensitive and de-
pendent, clings to and admires most
the man who is the strongest and best
protector to her. She loves the
strength and shielding influence Of the
experienced man. In fact the greater
knowledge a man has of the ways of
the world the better protector he is;
he knows how close or how far danger
is. and knows how to cope with 1t ac-
cordingly. Woman loves this protec-
ton. Need a man be immoral be-
cause he is worldly wise?
The men who are immoral are the
human leeches with no brains or
physical strength to take them
through the world without stumbling
pens to be within their narrow con-
flnes so why give them further
thought; there is a root to the evil that
has to be killed, and its branches are
spreading while we are wrangling over
the name of the fruit on the tree.
In my last years experience tnefe
was one man in the office who was
ujst such an Individual as the Stem
ographer mentioned in her letter this
morning He Dragged of the decep-
tions he practiced on his wife, one of
the best women 1 ever knew. Well,
what of it? Take a look at the man.
He was the butt of the office; weak
ling, both physically and mentally, and
is still puttering along in the same old
rut because he has not the brains to
advance. He never will be working
for himself, but will always be de-
pendent The head of the firm was
man of force and brains, and his deal
ings were as clean-cut and straight
from the shoulder as his love and
devotion to his wife, who was regu-
lar vixen and 'phoned in every hour to
see If he was there. There you have
it. much might be said on both
Sides"
In my present position, where have
been three years, the atmosphere OF
the office is as clean and sweet as it
is in my own home. The high officials
with whom I am in constant touch are
men who do things; their wives show
they have been protected and loved
and made happy through the clean
devotion and honest living of their hus-
bands Yet these men have both
Travelled extensively and know the ups
and downs of the world. Are they i'm
moral? Are we not laying too little
stress on the real meaning of "im-
moral?"
Nobody loves an immoral man.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
TRUE SUCCESS

VIZ ITH great joy the intelligent and
w progressive people of this nation
will echo and applaud President
Taft's utterance to the japanese dele
cation; Il am not one of those who
believe that it is wise to keep back
the progress Of your neighbors that
your own progress may be great"
This is the sentiment that means
SUCCESS. 1t is as applicable to indi-
viduals as to nations Boost. don't
knock Help. don't hinder. Share
don't grab.
Applaud, don't pooh-pooh. Publish,
don't suppress. Give honor where
honor is due. Give credit where credit
is due.
1t is as true as gospel that God
helps those who help themselves" and
he that helps his neighbor helps him
self Neighbor help-self help-God
help. That's the equilateral triangle of
help, and when its mathematical and
moral efficiency is recognized there
will be peace upon earth, peace among
nations, peace among the social
"classes." peace among all men. for all
men will be men OF goodwill.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
ACCUSES WOMEN IN STREET
CARS OF LACK OF COURTESY

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19.-[Edltor
Herald: Mrs. Williams tries to prove
that few gentlemen ride on street cars.
She knows this Is so, because she some
times stands, while men remain seated.
I have given up my seat very many
times on our cars with not even an
inclination of the head by way of
acknowledgement from the woman in
the case. My last ride on the street
cars showed me four women out of
five that got on at Sixth and Hill that
made no sort of response when offered
seats by as many men.
They took the seats with a fiounce
as though they had merely disturbed
the cat or house dog. The one woman
who showed breeding was a gentle
faced old woman of 65, who said her
little thank you, SIR" as though she
felt it, and the mans hat came off like
a flash, while his hand steadied her to
the seat and his voice sounded hearty
and pleasant as she said: You are well
come: glad to do it," Then he turned
to me as looked down at the 140
pounds of fuss and feathers that had
taken my seat and said: That's my
kind of lady you bet; amt afraid to
thank a man."
I object to the smoking on the cars.
I object to the man who is rude and
inconsiderate, and I also object to the
woman who demands" who assumes
that masculinity of a certainty means
selfshness, who cannot meet courtesy
as our mothers and grandmothers did,
with a courtesy of her own that makes
a man glad that he has done the right
thing. Think what Virginia matron
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

Spencer suit against the bonds; in
fact, that he was one Of the principals,
If not the principal inspiration for
that action. And some people believe
that he even went to the extent of
furnishing financial support in the
form of court costs and attorneys
fees. How we'll founded this belief is,
we do not know, but it is very ap-
parent that Mr.. Speneer's action,
which resulted in preventing the sale
of the school bonds and thereby de-
layed the construction of school
houses absolutely necessary for the
education of the children of this city,
at all times had Mr.. Mushet's fullest
sympathy and moral support.
The Herald does not believe that the
people of Los Angeles are ready to
call to the head of their city govern
ment a man who has persistently, and,
in the opinion of The Herald, without
any adequate reason, made himself
the enemy and possibly the leading
enemy of the education of the citys
children.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

~ KIDOO, twenty-three, and all
aboard for the great Rump con-
~ vention.
Everything is cut and dried. All the
Southern Pacific marionettes are in
good working order. Don Quixote Nc
Garvin has FURNISHED his war-worn
armor, has sharpened his lance and
has had Rosinante specially shod for
the occasion in gumshoes.
The only trouble is, many OF the del
egates don't want to serve. When the
roll Is called many who will be pub
lished ''among those present" will not
answer to their names. Nobody wants
his name to go on the machine slate.
There is a prevalent impression the
Endorsement Of the convention will
mean political extinction at the pri-
maries.
We may rest assured the people of
Los Angeles will resent the attempt of
the machine to interfere illegally with
the operation OF the system of nom
mating candidates favored and adopted
by an overwhelming majority Of cit
liens.
The machine dies hard. It is a poor
loser. It must be dreadful to see the
loaves and fishes gradually fading
away. fading away.
Pity the sorrows Of a poor old ma
chine. But while we pity it, our sym
pathies are extended to the citizens of
whom It is trying to make ancestral
Darwinian simians. Nobody wants to
be made a monkey of. That is why
the machine is having such a hard,
hard time in planning the Rump con-
vention. Gloom is on the noble brow
of Don Quixote McGarvin. Parker for
a week has been refusing to eat soup.
He says the very sight of the word on
a bill of fare pains him. There is frost
in the air, and the signs Of the times
are cheerless for the reactlonaries and
hopeful for believers in progress, pros
perity and primaries.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
UNRELIABLE INTER
VIEWS"

S Temple Baptist church may be
regarded as a great public insti-
tuition and conspicuous feature
IN the religious life of Los Angeles,
1t Is unfortunate any feeling or any
comment making that may result in
controversy should have followed the
unexpected hitch in the call to DR.,
Brougher of Portland. While it IS re-
grettable DR.. Brougher did not think
1t was his duty to accept the call, it is
even more regrettable that q morning
paper should have gone out Of It's way
TO publish alleged interviews calculated
to produce the impression citizens of
Los Angeles who are Baptists are so
rude and unmannerly as to knock"
DR.. Brougher and impute motives to
him which it is incredible he should
have entertained.
That is not the Los Angeles way, and
It Is impossible to believe the state
ments attributed to prominent mem
bers" Of the church were really made
by prominent members.
When such comments as were pub
lished in our contemporary are really
made, it is the part Of good, decent
journalism to print the name of the
person who made the comments in or
der the public may judge whether he
speaks as one with authority or merely
as the scribes of First and Broadway.
Whether authentic or not. the publica-
tion Of the anonymous statements
should not carry weight. Unsigned
letters and interviews without the
names Of the interviewed are regarded
with suspicion in all modern newspaper
offices and are thrown in the waste
basket.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
PINK SOCKS

TORGETFUL of the whippings
X which are behind, and pressing
n forward toward the thrashings
which are before, the Morning Machine
Organ is reviving the "pink-sock" gibe
Last time the pink socks" were the
reformers who walloped it unmerciful-
Iy. lambasted it until it looked like a
cross between a former tinpan and a
snapshot of the moon when taken
loiteringly by fatigued camera. This
time it is bestowing the honored title
on the advocates and supporters of
law, order, decency, decorum, Ameri-
canism, "a square deal and the pri-
marfes system of nominating candi-
dates.
Never will Los Angeles be delivered
into the hands of the reformers, grinds
the organ. Yes, we heard talk like
that not long ago, and We remember
we'll the sequel. When the Rump paper
says the naughty. bad reformers and
square deal citizens won't "get" Los
Angeles, we may as well make up our
minds candidates chosen by the people
under the legal primaries system Of
nomination will he elected and the
Pink Socks will go marching on.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
SAYS SMOKING SHOULD
BE BARRED IN PUBLIC

POMONA, Sept. 17.-[Editor Herald:
Expression is being given in the Let
ter Box to much righteous indignation
because tobacco users are allowed to
crafty their disagreeable habit on the
street cars. to the discomfort of their
fellow passengers. When its prohibi-
trust 1t viii be but the entering of the
thin end of the wedge which viii fnal-
ly stop its usage in all public places.
The feelings and sensibilities of male
non-users should be considered as
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
CURED

The Rubberneck had Just returned
From camp at Lakeside Blum,
And each red wrist blazed tenderiy
Beneath its striped cum;
And eke his hands and face were tahneo
painful kind OF bun. .,..
The man neer turned to see VINO spoAs
But answered short and grun'
Adown the street two autos crusheo
And went up in pun;
Nor did he gaze around 70 see
The sheriff moving stun
The fire engines went dashins by;
A girl knocked down tough
He gazed ahead as though he'd seer
OF this life quite enough
And never looked to right nor left,
But marched on In hun
He had a sunburn on his neck,
HIS collars edge was roughl
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

much as those of the female. stood
in line for some time in the Pacinc
Electric depot waiting for car ana
had a gentleman % regele me WIN a
such disgusting experience are OF
continual occurrence in postoffices and
ali public places. am often reminded
of the old gentieman's reply when an
other man inquired If smoking was OF
fensive to him. He said, "Oh, no; l
have always thought that II 1 could
ever AFFORD 1t would hire couple OIL
loo fers to do nothing but puff tobacco
smoke in my face from morning TIL
night" FORMER SMOnrAh''
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO
REGISTER AND TO VOTE

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2O,-[Editcr
Herald: In the Sunday Herald the
headline of an article consisted of
these words, DUTY of Every Citizen
to Register and Vote.'
Right you are Mr.. Editor, it is the
duty of every citizen to register and
vote; but as the men citizens reserve
for themselves the governing preroga-
tive--thus preventing the women citi-
zens from performing their duty your
advice puts you in the position Of ad-
vising women citizens to do the
impossible. WOMAN CITIZEN.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
AT THE THEATERs

AUDITORlUM-"The Witching
Hour"
MASON-"The Fighting Hope"
RURBANK-"The Three of U.s."
Observation-Disclosures"
MAJESTlc-"The Politicians"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GRAN D--"Across the Divide"
LOS Notwithstanding.
UNiQUE-Vaudeville and Comedy.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
EMPIRE-Musical comedy.
ARROW-Variety.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

j. R. Newberry, addressing the Cali
fornia Retail Grocers and Merchants
convention, said: Thanks to our great
ex-president, Theodore Roosevelt, we
have made headway toward removing
the special privilege evil and today I
believe there are very few grocers who
are receiving favors from transporta-
tion companies and other large corpo-
rations." Abolition of special privi-
leges will lead to true industrial free
dom
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

A new tribe has been discovered in
the far north. What! Yet another va
riety of human being? So 1t seems.
The descendants of Noah must have
been spry and fearless travellers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

Cooks welcome home was all the
more hearty when he invited scientific
bodies to subject his data and proofs
to the severest tests and most search
ing scrutiny.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
Public Letter Box

TO CORRESPONDENT intended
for publication must be accompanied by tho
name and address of the writer. The Herald
gives the widest latitude to correspondents,
but assumes no responsibility for their views,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

Cook tells his story we'll, anyway.
1t reads exactly like some of the best
efforts of Jules Verne, and seems to
prove an imaginative story writer, like
Verne, had all an explorers fun with
out leaving his desk. For after all, ex-
periences are merely brain-records.
and if the brain-records are made
without physical risk and inconveni-
ence, whats the diff2"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

Kickers are now in season. Football
is with us once more. We hope all the
boys will manage to dodge the ambu-
lance surgeon.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

Proposed Agricultural park museum
is certain to be one of the greatest
successes ever achieved, even in Los
Angeles, the city of successes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

1t is the duty of every citizen to
vote. In order to vote, every citizen
must register. Therefore, it is the
duty of every citizen to register.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

Register Register. Register. At
tend to this duty without delay. Fail
ure to register will disfranchise you.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER.
rhe ParentaI RIeaslnn

Said Billy to Rose "If we marry.
WIN your pa to forgive us long tarryf
And what VIII he give
TO help us to liver"
Bue she sobbed, He will give us Old Harryl'
Baltimore American
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

Don Quixote on the stump.
Just about to bump the bump.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
MusHET AND SCHOOLS

TN a recent number the Pacific Out
look paid its respects to Mr..
Il Mushet, one Of the candidates for
mayor of this city, in the following ed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
THE FATE OF KOREA
IV-Ernpire-Kingdom -Vassal
BY Frederic J. Haskin

GOUL, Korea.-Korea is today
nominally independent. The
country is nevertheless vir-
tually a part of Japan, and
1t is the commonly expressed
opinion among foreign resi-
dnrtc nf Ahir rn111ntt.rr thnt an.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

of the olden type would say to her
daughter if she was as lacking in
courtesy as three out of five Los An
geles women who ride in street cars.
ONLY A MERE MAN.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

On all matters pertaining 10 advertising
address Charles r. Gates, advertising man
nger.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

Tomorrow--Tbe Fate of Kores. V: An ori-
entail InsurrectlOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-25
MON MOUTH.

r. a. Prescott was called TO Mar
settles. III. last week by the illness of
his aunt, Mrs Ann NJ. Coy. Mrs. Gov
passed away before his arrival and Mr..
Prescott made immediate preparations
to return, bringing the body to- Mon
mouth for intermcnt. Mrs. Gov was
formerly resident of this town.
Carl Getchcll is at home for a few
days.
Miss Leah Hoxie Of Winthrop is the
guest of Mrs. T.. A. Prescott.
Miss Ruby True is i'll.
At day meeting of Monmouth
Grange Wednesday. Androscoggin
Grange Of Green will be present and
1urnisn the entertainment
MISS Lillian Bearce of Auburn is The
guest of Mrs Augusta Getchcu
Miss Ethel Russell of Augusta was
the Weekend guest of friends in town
NORTH-Ionas Edwards of A,,h,,rr.
preached in the Methodist vestrv here
at o'clock Sunday to good-sized
ana very attentive congregation. as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Woodman Of the
Monmouth Congregational church. Mr.
Edwards was very interested and con
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-25
For Lent.

OF fasting and repentance /
EXPECT to do my honest share
NV mind is made up to deny
Myself good things to eat and wear
That is, the Injuries that make
A person too fond of the world.
Such as delicious, snowy cake.
With froSting Powered and bepearled
Not that creating is sin
Which by my voice should be deplor-
ed
But lots of eggs must be put in,
And eggs few Of us can afford
And think of that. must not eat
Thick steaks or juicy cuts of roast
Why, eggs are quoted in "the street"
AS going up from coast to coast.
All, Well. In other ways Ill try
TO discipline and help my soul;
I'm very sure | shall not buy
Much of that luxury called coal.
MOI shall Toll back on the seat
Of big auto, calm serene.
I'll trudge along upon my feet:
| haven't got a big machine.
Costly apparel | shall shun:
You'll see me in no 'broidered vest
Nor fur-iined coats-I shall be one
Who is in simple habit dressed;
Nor shall puff e. t;it cigars
Three fCr-a-dollar, thick and black,
With a white ash that never chars.
Upon thcs" lures Ill turn my back.
q. many things | shall eschew,
Not only for the forty days
And confidently to you.
Upon no anchorite you gaze.
! do not give them ur at all
No Lenten fast is this I'll keep
From this high pedestal I'd fall
If Injuries Were only cheap.
Chicago Evening Post.