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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-16
SET The DATE FOR Big
UNIVERSITY REGATTA

ciRhta rowing in the shells ThiH
promises TO be the most exciting
trial scheduled. as the freahmvn
lately IA practice haNe been doing
far better that the regular second
crews.
Coach Coaibear has fes men and
as cosads regularly turning out.
furnishing plenty 81 material 70
rho0aN from. C0nthenF wants lots
81 pep aud ginger" ia his men, and
keeps them working all the time.
WIN show the People,
eve want "a show the people ~
Seattle what we are doins out
here. said "Conny" yesterday eN-
planning the purpose Of D water
carnival. 1T win DO the first
pcftunity afforded 80 set n line ON
the sarsitYts chances a. the coming
spring regatta with the California
institutions TIE mon are all IVA
fine condition, and things Will move
with a snH n GO
This regatta win start It z p N
AmnAe vantage 81 offered on tue
lake shore ef Union has 60 view the
courae. which starts az the Portage
and finishes al the university boat
house. 1t will he three quarters of
a mile Ions
0Hsduats Manager zeanick viii
charter q steamer. having az guests
81 the Associated students prumis
nemt lnyefs of the rowlnN Eamtr ~
SEATTLE and vicinity. Luncheon VIII
be served on the hoathouse EYefN
means will be taken 10 repay ms
attentions that several p~ruutnvnt
cifiHens have shown the university
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sTvDrxTs or uafu sExEs
WILL RoMr AND row ON
LAKE WARRINGTON.

Arrangements are new beinE COM
pleted Tor the first annual inter
college regatta of the Nnlveraity
OF WnAhtnKfuu, 20 be hold on Lake
Washington April 10. Tor the puF=
pose Of afousiuN the enthusiasm Of
Seattle sport levers for the rowing
game as developed by the varsity
hoy4 The date has not beer dvtts
ntteiy settled. Coach "a n Cont
bear taVorlRK April p. white Grad
uata ManANer n M E~dniek wants
60 hold Il an the following Sature
day, Aprii 10 which viii probably
be the date.
Coach Canihear hRa completed the
schedule 81 cVenta. az follows Bach
OF tbs following colleges will be
represented hy eiEht-nArrd crews
Liberal Arts, civil Engineering and
Electrical Engineering Three more
etahta will he made up Of comhine
ttonb Of Miners aud Pharmacists.
Mechanical and Chemical fngts
naars, Forestry and Law students
Co-Eds Go Race.
Goods crows viii aino have a
chance Two races Ter them have
been arranged SO that the two
freshmen eiEhts can compete. and
after that the sophomore 9tria viii
be pftted against each either.
The last event will be a race be-
tween the varsity and freshmen
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AMONG THE
COLLEGES

THE proposed series batwo zen tho
Columbia university team and the
University % Chicago five. for the
basketball championship u TIE Unit
cd states was declared OFF Tuesday.
II Il now a certainty that Fred
Nielsen viii coach the George
Washington football team the com
sng season, despite the many rumoss
afi0as 20 the contrary.
The Harvard athletic COMMITTEES
ratified the nomination ~ Percy
Duncan HauEhtOn. -. ~ brad coach
Of this football team for 1898.
Allan Rtorke ~ pttsaburw. nnw at
tho Harvard law school. has been
offered 10 81. Louis as part q =
trade for lnfieidar Byrmw
Capt Dooila % the Philadelphia
Nationals says that Grant. the for
meg Harvard ard Lynn player. win
rank Nscond 90 no third hapsusan
except bradley this year.
The team selected By Orsprd for
ths Oxford cambridgo I'M an
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elsaea tho following Rhodes
scholars Putting the weight o. y
Putnam. Kansas. H. g. Herring.
Princeton One hundred yard dash.
4. G. fiutl Michigan. J. vs.. Woad-
row. Iowa. Quarter mile. I. G.
Hall
Coach Roy Thomas yesterday
made hts first cut Ia the University
uf Hennngfvunia bnaubaii candidates.
reducing fhr unaieidy squad watch
has been prne tieinE daily ~ the
gymnasium Tor three weeks past 10
exactly 20 men.
The Pennsylvania bGsksthaR team
u trying ~ arrange a second game
with y five ~ Ewarthmsrs col-
leN@ the only tsaSu which beat
pennsylvania In WslEhtman Hail
this season.
PnuxtfA former star end II PENIS
football eleven. wsu tuiN the New
York Americans NJ the CLOSE % ths
college year.
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BASEBALL

Breanahan says he has a second
Hal Chase in Enright a innky first
bnaemnn from the coast.
Socks" Seybold will be field can
tain Of the Toledo team this spring
Last Friday Jimmy Callahan. the
Chicago pitcher. received one vote
for u. = senator on the 37th ballot
IN tho Joint session in the Illinois
legislature. where. IN the Hopkins
fight. members vote for anyone they
know.
doc" Hlilebrand stiii belongs 20
the New York Hlghlanders, but isn't
any nearer the professional field
than he was when he finished play
Ing for Princston, nine years ago
this June.
Pug Bennett, who was said 20
have been Huiking IN California. will
arrive here for work tomorrow. He
left for this city yesterday.
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JOHNSON DEMANDS HIS
RECOGNITION BY JEFF

winner would take the whole purse
EVERYBODY talks about what JET
fries will do and what J~ffries will
agree 20. Why doat they talk about
what Johnson has 20 say abuHt the
sire % the pnrssf n seems 70 me
that Johnson viii haNe a good deal
% say about ne sire ~ the purse
Johnson declined 20 discuss the
plan 70 take hia white wife 10 Tux.
a. with him He was asked n be
had heard the threats made IS the
white peVpie Of Galveston hut
would not talk ~ a. The white
womaA who accompanies him as
hts Mif~. waa reee4ved by thw ne
mraes hers. and Apparently greatly
enIoys being ciansea with the
blacks
johnson and the white omm
will be given a rwC@ps4nn b a.
nsgro~s OF this e4ty tonight
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NEWS OF THE
, BOXERS <

Jin barry has booked 20 sail ZEE
Paris Thursday.
John Goui1m. recognized aa thu
bantam champion 81 this country.
WI meet an unknown la Dayton. o.
March 40.
Should Joey uswkrr win over Del.
mont and O"Tosic. the Arnsary Afh-
lettc association will match him
asalEet Abe Attoli for MArch 30.
Paddy sullivan. the New York
iiKhtw Eight. who was knnc ked out
By Mickey Cannon. uunts another
ohsncs against Cannon ~ o 90 With
Young CprbCfI
Another match has been arranged
between Packsy Mcfarland ana
Leach Cross. And they are 10 meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-16
VEnABLES and HARnDEH
MATCHED FOR PURSE

nut TO the aspiring youngsters
seeking glory on the mat just
how ne Will fars Ia tbs professional
Il a mater Of ~eoR1ectHrs only. but
taking his past Fecurd Alon&Nids
those % some 81 the professionally
sn this nuFtts est country. least
NenAbiss shoutd uaks a Eraat
showing 50 HIS claam
Harnden. thu man whom he vii
first meet. il some wrestler himself
and 81 sald to be noW IN the ptnk
IL condition from frampiaz abGuf
yer the htiix And muantAAna hc
meath a very large gun. and acme
times under the 81 NAM
fruits 81 she hunt In fact. he sNy
that no fs hard a. nails. and wtl'
tip the beam az ia pounds lie 81
fast and clever, and b bout Shout
be well worth fha monay.
Nenabiea insists thai the ham
maFlock be cat ouf. ana that GytEH
falls count. This u now q houe g
c~cutsntioE. but u IL fhouaht IL car
be settled withunt Earring the o
tract now drawn
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ITALIAN sKT~ rAcE HAYES CAN'T
FOLLOW AND MINIS mn
a HAAF MILE

NEW YORK. March iG COM
msntinE on his defeat By norAnde
ptetrt In the Marathon RAGS last
night At Madison square garden.
Inhn ]. Hayes. winner % the olytn=
pie Marathon distance ace IN Eng
land. said to-day.
The mex NHae ! win run my
WI race not uurande'a Az ron
diti0n was coed ~ this start a
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WASHINGTON ATHLETICS
STAGE ANOTHER SMOkEN


many slow ones. % L. Corey an
X HaEleffe vii go at each ntheI
AZ 10 pounds as long aa the rafsre
will let them. and maybe aouna
These big boys are tesaieEH an
hustlsrH ana can certainly pull eaci
other about In = scandalous ms
uer.
In the ring thore r. a longer fisf.
There e sig HurkhaEf and Hu
NEE Hawan. 10 go At t1s. IN9
strain and J Wheeler. At 1855 IL
Elliott and an unknown. who i
said to fairly reek Of ciaas. a'
catch weights; W Steele and q
G4etns. At t1e and Bill Brtacs VI
Ed iABouuty. ~ us pouuds
When you got = better bunch tha
tInf. you viii he going some.
Aindt udt. Hsinie7
The date Is March y and a.
place Arcade hall. which . situatf
at Second av. and University af
You Will Rave 20 ID the rest
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HAYES AGAIN BEATEN
BY DORAhDO PIETRI

the clip was too fast Tor me Had
I followed my own Judgment l be-
uexs a different story 81 the result
would be told
IL was learned today that Hayes
ran a RACES which had been act Tor
btm BY hts trainers. according 10 .
pre- arranged schedule
Hayes was defeated before a
crowd % 10000 persons. a greater
number being eonntrym4eu % Dor
andotA The race was over p reg
ulaflon distance Of ~ miles. AA3
ynrdw. 10 laps 10 tho mile. u8rAn
40 wen BY half = mile IN two hours.
a. minutes. eight seconds
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=. a. e. AMATEUR WILL FIRST
TURN PROFESSIONAL And
WILL THEN RETIRE.

Virgil Esnahlea. h - A. c ANA
teuT lightweight WFnstiar. has de-
cidsd that theFe In nothing in thu
amateur gane and that he viii join
the ~prusesh~ f1x lGag enough -
seournulake \ Httie cein o. the
realm. Then ha will retire 60
wrey1ls with domestic prob inms On
q Rainier valley Gairv ranch
Virgil has taken on Mill Harm
den. q DsiitnNham hey. for n match
In Hpiffn@hMm on March ~. and
the papers are AL signed Tha boys
win 60 for gE5o a side In the Beck
theatre In Beiiinwham. and expect
to shear np a little loose change at
nj rata
tsnAbles has suiit up quite a rep
utstton I'm the amateur events In
which IN has participated. having
proved at all times an uncrachahts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-16

Al the Faisruount Athletic club. Nca.
iork. on March "a
aaa
The amateur boxing championship
contests q the Middle Atlantic
States VIII 30 held this year FOR the
first TIME IN STA years They have
been allotted 10 TIE Athletic club 81
Philadelphia Tor March u.
Huy a Champion Gas Range and
wANT-Board and room. See
page g.. 80.
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ARRANGE coon List or FAST
wREsTLEHs AND BOXERS ron
MENBkHs AND FnzESDS.

Ths washington Athletic club. al
ready with a Reputation Tor putting
On The goods. hiss fuat c~8Htpleted
Arrangements for the prize present
nz1uf Of fhcna ali. which II ached-
uied 20 come Off with q loud reporI
In the hall OF the Arcade annex
NEXT Monday evening". March -
The show wu1 be for d benefit
Of the club members and Invited
guaska, and IL t0uted 10 be a
der.
Hsra is the list Of goodies. and
yen may form your ~ opinions
In wrestling Only one bout has yef
been ret. bat II IL fast enough "a
mlaks up for the lack Of a great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-16
WE SAYS THAT HE n CHAMPION
AND viii HAVE soNE SAY
As TO TERMS.

CHICAGO. March t6--rhe one
idea OF nay life now il 10 fight Jim
Jeffriaas~ declared jack johnson.
the black heavy weight champion. IS
be stepped from a Pullman coach
here today.
have heard 80 much talk about
JeHeries Htnce I have been on this
continent that I have but one big
desire and that IL to prove my
superiority ever him.
4 arm Ia perfect condition n
knewn that 1 can beat Fefsrfea
viii flght hlm on any tern1s
thai ! can get. would ike 10
mske an agreement BY which tire
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$1--VANCOUVER, B. C.-Sl

Princess Royal" from Pier "a"
10 .. m. except Tuesday; incom-
parably the best ON the route.
Phones 200. sss
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notice Ihey z ENJ"
eye openers Huu K4<~~~rr
kra a haK Wilmer @NN1L
te AskH haxnnt-
49, - them. sale ends March 11ud
Ths Standard. bridgeport and star
feEtalH are AL nMas ~ the Standard
tie pedal line Zoe years
TIE heerpas pins, cones eure and
ca - ~ the standard and HrldE2 port
ate h nams The frAme ~ the
nuds4ppft Il stronger AMI the an
tire pedal IL better nufahrd
Tha star Pedal fa mach Wider be
tween " bearings, thH best flash
"a thr easiest running. n Tie q
turahfs pedal made. n rests more
20 make and " mscrssarfly a little
more costly 70 start with, bat az
eans Z ranntns and durability are
big factors 81 economy. " Il the
sheapent peal la the Ions run.
Tbs pedals are the hardest worked
part uf Y0ar bicycle Your bicycle
Wtii run much s8Hisr. and ronF wofs
viii be Tighter with . rev pals.
gtas Pair standard Pedals. with
.nsS rsir Bridsspori rsdsi.. 1its
ais Fair star Pedals. wiih Rubber
Al "a pair standard Pedals sn~
sa Pair HFldEepoFt Fedals sae
o. SO Fasr star Pedals ... st.oo
TIE last three without rubbefH
-
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LINCOLN HIGH HAS ON
HEAVY TRACK SCHEDULE

the auspices Of tho W Is. G. u,
Pullman.
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81 Pr. Pirate Pedals
49C

These prices
are made to
make Yrn take
notice They are
eye openers You
"a = t,s9 w4nneF
- 49, a4.ms
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mafiaee.. Iee. re, %
Nights. roe. &c. roe. ~.
Advanced Vaudeville. Week "a
Nareh IS.
NILE ZEgsIE nE EgssAg
= Miller Kent and Six Other Bfx
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

Wait for the Fairbanks Steam
Shovel Excursion TO Cedar Point, Aug
21. S-4-St. E.O.D.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06
FORETELLS A
GREAT WRECK
Medium Scares Some of the
Patrons.
ONLY THREE SURVIVORS
That is the Limit Given
BY Medium.
Foretclling the death of Edward
Huber Some Years Ago, Some Per-
sons had Enough Faith In the
Prophecy to Remain at Home.

The forecast of n local fortune teller
in which she predicted that there
would be n terrible wreck on the
Huber excursion to Detroit, Friday,
resulted in one OF the most lightly
attended excursions that has been run
by the Huber company in many years.
"There Will be a terrible disaster
and only three people who go on the
excursion will return" was the pro-
phecy of the local medium. Only
the superstitious were affected by the
timely prophecy but the Huber man
agement believes that there are sew
eral hundred of that class residing In
the city.
1t is reported that the same med
ium who made this damaging pro-
ward Huber which occurred on the day
proceedings the Huber excursion fivc
proceeding the Huber excursion fiVe
years ago. Because of this fact many
people, who would have otherwise
ridiculed such prophecy, believed
her.
Despite the fact that the manage
ment of the excursion tried to Keep
the prophecp quiet knowing tho
many peculiar w;nms of the public'
the report spread with great rap
fdity and many people were undoupt :
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

SUGAR BOWL ICE CREAM. zoe
QUART. If
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06
School Board Must Make a
Ruling.
PAYING INSTITUTE SALARIES
Teachers Want to Continue
Vacations.
Board May Decide to Pay institute
Salaries If the Teacher Attends All
Sessions of the Institute In the
City I'm Which He Is Visiting.

II Is quite probable that q ruling
will have to be made by the local
board OF education deciding whether
local teachers, who are away from
home, may attend Institutes in the
county in which they are located on
full pay, the same as though they
were at home. There are a number
Of the members of the teaching corps
of the local schools spending the
sumer at various points and the ques-
ton has been raised with local mem
bers of the board. If there are found
to be many desirous of attending the
institutes elsewhere the matter will
come before the local board for de-
cision.
Practically all of the boards Of edu-
cation over the state have had this
matter brought before them and in
n majority of cases 1t has been ruled
that full pay be granted the teacher
who has a certificate showing that
she has attended regularly the ses-
sions of the teachers institute where
she was spending the summer. No
pay Is allowed If the records do not
show the teachers present. Local
members &C the board disagree as to
the matter, part of them urging that
the teachers who are spending the
summer in the big cities may have the
privilege of attending an institute
where only the most choice instructors
instruct the teachers.
Others say that the olcal instructors
are good enough for the body Of
teachers here and so should serve
for all Of the teachers. In a num-
ber of instances IL is recognized by
the members that teachers attend the
sessions of an institute in some other
city and are not paid. The question
is of much interest to local teachers
who expect to be out of the city at
the time the institute Is held here,
and ruling will doubtlessly have to
| be made.
The institute in this city will begin
| Monday August 23 and continue
| through the week. AS no pay is now
given IL the teachers are absent az
the sessions, here 1t is expected that
practically all of the teachers will ar
range to be in attendance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

The long continued fight between
Member J. c. Anthony and President
+. A. Issleib, of the board of public
service over the kind of stone to be
laid here for sidewalks, promises to
have no serious results as there will
be no more big contracts let by the
board. 1t Is questionable If the board
may grant a contract involving an
amount exceeding $500 because of
the contention as to the exact time
when the authority of the board ex.
pires.
Whether the time of the board ex-
pired August / or not Is a matter of
question, although It has generally
been held that as the members were
elected for a term they must be al
lowed to hold their office until Jan.
uary 1. Following this time a com
missioner of service appointed by the
may or must confer with other ap-
polntees constituting a board of con.
troll and contracts must be made by
this board. Because of this fact the
contracts OF the present service board
over $500 are held questionable az
to their validity and no contracts in
NoiNiHB ~ ilOl'N Will bt BIdnl-
ed as a result.
The kind of stone 20 be used In
the future will rest with the board
of control If heavy contracts are to
be let. AS there Is little money, very
few small contracts will be entered in
to.
J. G. Anthony. who will probably
be appointed a member of the board
of control by Mayor Scherff will
bring up the matter of the exclusive
use OF one kind of stone. Anthony
declares that Cleveland stone is now
used here exclusively and, as was
noted, recently he has been refused
right to make a plea for better
stone which, may be obtained at less
expense to the property owners. He
holds that Fulton stone Is very much
superior to the Cleveland and has been
denied the right to express his views
on the reasons why Cleveland stons
Is being used here almost exclusively
The sensational scenes, which have
been enacted at the meetings of the
service board, will not bear on larg,
sums of money and for this many pro.
perty owners along whose propertie!
sidewalks are to be laid soon ar,
thankful.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

Bakers Band, the musical organi.
gallon of which Marion people are
all proud, has been engaged to ac-
company the eXcursionists of the
Fairbanks Steam Shovel Co., Aug.
81. Make arrangements for an out
Ing that day. S-4-St. E.O.D.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

edly influenced just at the last nom.
ent to remain home.
H'here was another unfoCtunate
feature which caused the excursion
to be poorly attended. The Huber
company arranged with the Hooking
Valley raf,fvad company for four
hundred two day limit tickets. on
previous excursions this number has
been ample to supply the demand.
This year however 1t seemed as though
the majority of pleasure seekers had
arranged to remain in the Michigan
city two days and the four hundred
tickets would not supply one-half OF
the demand. The railroad authori'
ties estimate that at least five hun
dred people remained at home as a
result of this feature.
The sale of the two-day tickets
opened early Thursday morning and
within twenty minutes every one was
sold. The local ticket agents found
It not n very pleasant duty to hear
the expressions of disappointment of
the hundreds who flocked to the win
dow Friday morning to purchase two
day tickets. Many from the country
who were unable to purchase their
tickets before Friday morning and
who had counted on two-day out
ing. were sadly disappointed.
The Hooking Valley company plac-
ed thirty cars in the three sections
which were to carry the crowd to
Toledo. Scarcely one half of the car
space was occupied. The station plat.
form was filled Friday morning with
disappointed excursonlsts who pre-
ferred to remain at home rather than
take the long journey in one day.
1t was simply an unfortunate incl
dent that could not have been avoid
ed. The prediction of the fortune
teller could not be helped and the
lack of two-day tickets was as much
surprise to the excursion manage
ment as was 1t to those who were
compelled to remain at home.
The Huber people say that despite
the misfortunes thus far that they
have made special arrangements with
the railroad and steam ship company
to see that the incident prophesied
by Marion's medium does not come
true.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

Try the Mirror Want Column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06
GUARD PICNIC
Epworth Little Folks Will
Have an Outing.

Miss Mary Gertrude Smith, of Vin'
street, South, entertained the Home
Guards of Epworth M. 10. church a
an excellent program meeting Thurs
day afternoon.
The session opened with a hymn
in chorus, Miss Irene Thurston read
an exposition on "The Girls of the
Cotton Fields" and followed with q
piano solo introducing Southern
themes. An interesting address was
contributed by Mrs. w. b. Everett
and the program closed with social
talk on past and future work.
Arrangements were made for a pic
mic to be given by the Guards.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

MoNUMENTs-21s East Center st.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06
BUSINESS
Is Given Attention by Lee
Street Ladies.

There was large attendance at
the regular monthly business meet
ing OF the Lee street ladies' aid SOC
iety which was held in the church
pariors Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. Aside from transacting bus
mess of routine nature the society
decided to meet again at the church
in two weeks.
At the conclusion of the business
session the afternoon was pleasantly
spent at quilting and some inter-
course.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

Sugar Bowl Ice cream, ioc pint, tt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

At the beginning of the present year
Japan had 3,S0S telegraph offices and
the lines were 5.3S7 miles long, with
a total length of wire 93.227 miles.
Nearly 100000 tclegrams were han
died last year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

Saturday, Gug, 81, Is the date OF
the Fairbanks Steam Shovel Cos,
excursion to Cedar Point
Twill be jolly crowd and plenty
of accommodation for all.
Wait for the big excursion with
the brass band accompanying
S-4-St. E.O.D.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, firm muscles, strong nerves,
clears the brain, makes and keeps you
well. Greatest remedy, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents, Tea
or Tablets.-Chas Schmidt & Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06

Go to Cedar Point, the popular
summer resort, with the Fairbanks
Steam Shovel Co. Aug. 21; Bakers
Band will furnish music.
S-4-St E.O.D.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-06
NO BLOOD
WILL Be SPILLED
Fight Cannot Last For
Long.
SMALL
Old Service Board On It's
Last Legs.

If Mr.. Anthony Is Made Member
of the Board of Control, He WIN
Insist on the City Not Specifying
Any One Kind of Stone for Side
walks.