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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20
LODGE NOTES


An interesting session of Marion
lodge No 4O2, Knights of Pythias
was held last evening. The attend
ance was very large. Aside from con-
sidering regular business. final ar
rangements were made for the dedi-
catory celebration of the newly fur
nished lodge apartments, which will
be held mex, Wednesday evening.
The extensive improvements in
the lodge hall, will b9 perfected III
time for the social Wednesday
evening. A spacious dance hall has
been equipped and the Knights will
be in position to entertain about two
hundred guests.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20
NOTICE.

The stock holders Of The Moline
Lime, Stone and Cement company are
hereby notified that there will be a
meeting of the stockholders of the
said company, at it's Office in the city
Of Marion, Ohio, at 132 12 South
Main street, on the 30th day of Mo-
vember, 1909, at o'clock, p. m, for
the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said company from $780,
10000 to $1O0,00O,00.
HENRY ACKERMAN,
President.
$. h. Lippincott Secretary,
October 27th, 1909. 10-30-4tsa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20

Your fire insurance should receive
your careful attention. Do not delay
the matter, it Is too important. If
you are not fully insured, telephone
Eurke, he represents strong and re-
liable companies and will give your
insurance business his personal at
tentIon. 11-l3-l7-20
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20
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SOCIETY

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About twenty friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Randall were pleasantly
entertained at their home ON David
street Friday evening at a surprise
party which had been carefully plan
med by Mrs. Randall for the celebra-
tlon of Mr.. Randall's birthday an
niversary The time was spent inform
ally and an inviting two course
luncheon was served
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20

The public Is nnyitcd To attend a
lecture on Christian Science By Frank
II. Leonard. of Brooklyn, Monday
evening, Nov. 22nd at the Op2ra
House. 11-t0-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20

has assurances that there will be no
interference. Members of the Hala-
mazoo association are prominent
business men of the city
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20

Mrs Austn's Rolled Oats never
eaualled in quality, contain a quarter
more than any other.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20
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RAILROAD NEWS

A new time table will be inausurf'
ed on the Pennsylvania road sun
day morning. There are to be no
changes in the running OF trains
through here.
S. II. McEntire, baggage master ~
the Pennsylvania was Off duty today
he is visiting in Redwood
h II. Corcoran, train master ana
Guy Scot, of the maintainance ot
way department OF the pennsylvania
we're here Friday on business
Lawrence Lemon has resigned his
position ut the Erie eating house.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20
CUT PRICES TRIMMED HATS.

We have cut the price very ma
terially on splendid lot of trimmed
hats just in time for the Thanksgiv-
ing trade. You can't afford to miss
these values.
11-19-2t RADEBAUGH e co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20

Free lecture on Christian Science
at the Opera House. Monday cven-
ing, NOV. 22nd, at eight o'clock.
11-f0-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20

Newest thing In music--the Resina
Music Box Can be seen al baher D
Piano store, 2li w, Center Street'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20

Free lecture on Christian Science
at the Opera House. Monday eyen-
ing, Nov. 22nd, at eight o'clock.
11-13-St
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20
white, Pure and Strong. Glover
Leaf doar. eodtt
ANOTHER BIG FIRE,

Monuments-2lo East Center St,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Strife i'm Snugciucrf.

Sits fielo, Moii., .. Moi. -
Die bltnoert bieiigen gaugemerf. Mr.
better, pcld)e am Snmitog oil oen
Strife aill9en, nohocm lie eineu pom
Gerbanoc Der Gontroftcren ongebotc.
neu Gcrgleid o6gelcbnt bottcn geben
bcfonnt Doh, aQe %erbanolllngen ob
gcbrod)eu line. Iie 9eute uerlongcn
cine 2ulnerhobllng uuo an Sonltaa
cinell bolbcl Ieicrtog, uno oic Golt-
traftoren bottcn lid erbptelL oicic
6or0erunsen bonn i. 9lltgitit all 3u
belpilIigen. 1urh Den Strife gerotben
berIdieoenc beoeutenoc gnuten IN
GtilItauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Meue neutrality-suspicious. bci ,surt
Wiuer.

gBu btngton 3. g., 5. Wioi.
= @orgcn iollcn Die 2ilitiobrt.Gr.
pcrimentc bel 6oyt Mlper, 3d., ipie.
Der crofinet mcroen. Gas lcntbore
9(rmee. .Slitlfiii 9tr. T. Gin im lettcn
9(li9uit na6 elmer Rcibe Don Grperi.
nenten Dem Gupitdn 5boS. Scott
0alOiuin ub9etaufter WotorbaIon
miro icinen eriten Slug Der Soiion
internebmen. Ierielbe lit i'm Der,
glei6 nit Ben ricli9en 2uitid,ificn
onoerer 2Groer cine fleine 9(iiairc,
nnr 96 SUB lon8 rno beitcbt ans ei,
nem Soljiafmcrtr Uel6es on einem
balbitorreu 9allon bongt. @r lit nit
einem Curtis -9,(0tor alisgeriiitet uno
fat cine ans 5mei ,Sliigeln beltcbcnoc
Sdroube am poroercn Gnbe. Seine
iSobrgeidpiuoigfeit betrdgt etlpo 20
Weilen pro StutOe, rmo CT ucrnaa,
0oS @clui1t 5neler M1nner, ouBcr
Dem SanbbaQat 81 trogcn. Ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
&irdrnmitelicbrr init g!nflnar be-
SrDht.

Ncm MortinSpillc, u.
&o., >. Vioi. - @roBe @ritiir5rng
cntItdno bcute lulter Den bicjigelt
&lrGcnlellten, ais 9ii6ter ". s..
NilliS bic @rnnos Sllrp initrltirtc,
2lnfloBcn gcJcn ale Oiitglieoer 0cr
fIrAlidcu &creinc, mel6e 2(llalooiul.
gen ueronltoltctcn oii5lliteQcn. Ger
Hlhtcr ertl1rte, ale 9cltte, iuclhc
@clo ourb iolhc Wetbooen onibrir.
'gch lolltcl niNt mocrS bc6onOclt
peroelt lpie ulS geiu0bnlibe 1oloro.
ipieIcr. "a tiir5li1 bier picIc 0e.
genlt0noe gum 9eIten pon airGenoc.
nelnoen ousgelpolt mprben iino, 10
lit es mcglid, onB mnnGes Stirden.
nritgIieo Dor GcriAt geitelt mrrocu
miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
VuDlc- -erp5ci, cr6fiuct.

" Greer, ga, ). Wtdr5. - Ger
Bro5cB gcBen 5omcS s.. 9ople luegen
Der gntliibrlmg @illiom 8bitlo'S
murbe bcutc 9tn1mttag enolid ct,
0finct.
Gin Seirat6s Gertiiifat lit er.
longt uoroen, aus mel6em beruur.
gebt 0oB 9Inno YtcGermott, 9oplc'S
on8eblidc Satin, am 4. 6ebruor
1905 IN Der SoIp 6dnlilp.9irhe, an
Der 8elt.12. StroBc 81 Gbicogo, pom
Heu, q. u. 8ouier nit Gopuro
Sboeffer getrallt muroc, imo bob Dor.
ber cine 0ispcnlation lucgen beS Son.
fellionsunteridieOe5 Der Yroutleute
erIon9t IuoroGl mar. @elu no1gc.
mielen rueroen funn boB Die ais
5rou gopIc bcfannte Scrion nit Die
lcr 9lnna WcGernott ioentid lit, 10
miro lie oIS 3cllgin geBcn 9oplc 81.
gelollen mer0en, lm0 cine 8orln0unN
lit iDr bcreit9 5lrgegongen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Gittsbnracr ,Cjrnftrr" ucrurtlrilt.

EittoburM go, ). Mai. -
9iihter 9tobcrt z. Iro}cr urrllrt6ciltc
bentc iicbcu Scr III ocn r0ruit" -Ero.
5ciicn Der lettcn poor @o6cn iNuloiQ
6citnOeuen Mdnucr n0ulih:
Y. u. 9tnnNngL iriibcr Nationals
9onf- -@r6liocnt pcAcn NcItctbun0 5u
Is 0}onotcn @ciGnNniBboit uno cincr
@cIObuBc pon $1,000;
Gnpit6n %pbn =. &Icilt, Otit0lico
oc9 StdotrotbS, 81 5mcii0bri0er (1oit
lmO $1,000 @el0buBC mclen 0citc.
dung mo tpcitcrelr IS Mpuotcn Soit
mc9en COMPUTATION;
&oIcpb &. @oiiun mo Nm. Nrono,
iriibcrc StoOtrotba. .OtitNlic0cr III IS
O}onotcn Noit mo ic $500 0elo6rbc
mc1cn Gunipirntion;
8. NJ. Vol9cr, cin Notcicr, mc1cu
9cltcdlrn1 5u 5pci &nbrcn S5oit lmo
elmer @el0buBc bon $500;
GbnS. Colbert lmo Eobn Colbert
lpcBct cineS &criud)2 sur 9eitehlng
DER &llru in Fro5ciic 0eacn Hominp
ju }lpci ,Sobrcu Noit lmo elmer @elo.
bulge uon jc $500.
u. u. GiIiod, ser iriibcre 9onf.
aoliircr, wrrOc bcutc ni6t uCrlw-
tbciIt, NEIL cr, mic Is bciBt, porber
nof ais 3cuAc in ucritjicocnen an
ocrct Ero5ciicn nuitretcn ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
3uci Yeid)cu in ciner Nntidle.

SnotunapoliS Sno., ). Dtoi.
- Artbur Stitt lmo 6rl. 2eitn
Strolto mnroen bellte iriib in cinem
9u99p on Der GcntraI.gluenuc inl
Sterbcn IieBcno gciimoen uno luorcn
birncn neni1cu Wiinllten 2eihen.
3as iltngc Hunr bottc 3uiommen einc
Sp0jieriobrt Nerudt uno mon Der.
nlttbct, onB 9lrtbur iciner 9cgleitc.
rim neil Oiciel6e icinc @er6imgcn
tein Gebor i6cnfcn moate. oui irgeno
cine Neiic aorboliilre eingnb uno
oonn iclbit cine Goiis ocs @iit Gin.
nabm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Miciiaes &irdlcnfrnitcr.

Gtncinnoti, O., .. Dloi. -
0ie ct. Worps aatDeorole in Gou-
illgton ap, miro oenlnd6lt ein Stir
6enicnitcr erbaItell, mel6es oil @r0Br
ntr nm 100 Sub Dem groBten III Der
@elt hahItcbt lpclhes lid I'M Sdme-
rincr Com in Wedlcnburg beiinoct.
Gos 6cnIter ion 1900 GuoOrntiuB
mcllen lno li0 oui IS gr0bercn lnO
c6eltio uielen fleinercn Sheiben SIT.
ionlnenicBelL ipcl6e Iorltellrmgcn
aus Dem 2cben Der Slngirai Mariu
6eigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Spc3ialiitcn fiir 0ainS ms Srciieu
Gcfiibrt.

6Iuibinh Ny, ). Moi. -
>Sm Yro5ciic gc1cn Ocn Gapitdn &c
ter G. 6ninS mcgen Grmoroln9 bc5
&erlegcrs @m.G. 2lnnis murOe bcute
bic idOn 0cltcrn eru0bntc, iiber TO-.
900 Mortc lmioiicnoc bppotbctiihr
,Sro8c, oui melGe oic ais 3cu0cl cr.
ichcinenocn Spc5iuIiItcn ibre 9lnIih,
ten iiber 6en UeiItcs5uitono Dca Nm.
geflagtcn 5lt boiircn bobcn perlcicn
ino nobm Ole 2lltfmcrtiomtcit ocs
@crihtS nabe5u 5lDei Stunoen long
i'll Nnipru6. 0r. Z. SonulcI Mon.
lcn pltroe ooroui olS crlter Sobucr.
ltdn0iAer nernommcn lulo perlu6tc,
Den @cidmorcnen ole peridieocncR
Sorten BON Nobniinn, @ebiruitirnlc
II 09l flar 81 MAIDEN. Sein areujs
perbor mar nod niht bcenoet, ais ii6
0a9 @eritt uertugtr. Die 8crtbei0is
glug miro nod 3lrei onOere Spc}ios
Iiltcr' ais 3cllgen uurliibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
Ter Gice. Eraiioent Der Gam.

elce-llniperiitdt in 9lppleton, 8isc.,
Gb. ". Great, lit bon StiiOenten lin
giiigie" gebGngt luorben, neil er pier
Stuoenten, Ole eiuer Yerbinoung on-
gcb0rt, releeirt bate. Nm Dem Strob.
mann NOR cine Gtifette nit Dem Na-
men vIboul Sonlio Great" beieitigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06

ir3miihen Oie finonjreiorm.GIane
Der 8caicruna biliat
Ser auiicr miro an %. Wfoi bier.
fer 5uriiffebren, uno Der aon3lcr
miro Damn euentteu INT cine moJ.
Iihit boloigc 2IuOi1n5 criuhen, Inn
ieinc Nciignotion cin5lteihcn uno
aui ibrcr 9lnnobmc 3u beItcbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06

iino Die aus ben fIcinen stnfanGen elmer Ser,
bduuraefipruilg berporeebenoen Wiaseus. aes
bers uto &icrerleioen. EeSbdIb perfdnme man
nibi. bel ienen lirbeoeuienoen 9lnfdngeH zen
iener glrf borSubeugen, Die obne metaGiid6e
8eintiihung nur aus ocli beiien Iffnnjenidften
hereeIieIteu ct. gerrarosarduerpilen 5u pes
hrandeli: se hsltsn ~ allen Tdllsn. me bieie
bnrfrii be5eiIgen Sie belicn ohne bein a1rper
III ibuoefi MD honI rcd, wenn 3br fdbon OIL
@eiIunI per5peifen iuutet : Gents. stae
slpoibelen. lgiToSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06

nlorliGe Slug miro inter 2eitlulg oev
QieiltcnontS Gronf &obm pom Si1.
noItorp5 crfol1cn luo &icutcnant
9eni. :. 6ollIoi3 miro Ocn 2nliiticg
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06

8CrIim ). W}oi - Giner Iepe.
ihe oua Stuttgart 3lfolge miro GirNf
3cppcIm llnNci0br W}itte oieies 0io.
not9 IN icinem ncuCn &uftif]iff n3ep.
pclin Der 3pcitc" einen Slug BON
tSricoribSbofcu nnb Berlin unO 5u.
rid ltutCrucbmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-06
9oaiber n0rgclt.
WIctbobcn brs 6inuu5.GOmi-
te's gefallen linn nidt.

EropbcSeit boloigc ucuc lorti.Ncpi.
lion int Sale ser mucrGnocrtcn
2lmdbme Scr }llori1. 1.9ia. -
Seine 5oifnul mui GrleOiglulg
Scr 2Irbeitcil 0c9 GongreiicS mo
| &CrtoglIng Der GrtraiBung Dor
Dem Is. Slmj o0cr Dem /. SuIi.
- Gait rnO icue aabiuet3mit.
0lirOcr miiiicn ibrc CONNER
icricn pcridiebcn. - 9teue 2uit.
iobrt GrpcriWcntc bel Sort
O}c0cr.
@oibiugtou ,. s. 8. @oi.
- ,Sn Der bc,ttigCu Sielmg Oe9 Sc
not5 bccu0etc GuIlucr CSo.) iclnc &c.
| itcru brgonnene HeOr lno erging iid
in ciucr mritcrcn &ritif ser Ioriibnl.
81 bciAuIoi9te 0o8 6inan5'Gpnite,
nit ieinem SorIitCr }lIOri6 al Der
Spitc, Die SurIalC inSgebcin im0
ltutCr 2lmpeltoung lCbr irugruiir6igcr
O(Ctho0cn ans 1corbcltct 81 bubclL
Ilnl0 iOate, bic Belt Weroe lommct
in lucI6er bie GOntropcric ibcr Ocn
(orif an cin Tribunal iibcrtragen
mcrOe, IN luclAcm iic nit me5r Ser.
itnn0 bcbonocIt mcrOcu f0nnte, ais
oitrb Oie ourdifnittIiden McnihcL
lprhc ii6 sur 3cit I'M @opitol ber-
ltmtriebcn. 8enn Die i6mebenoe Bill
obne 3medmdBigc @crGnoerlrng bllrG.
geieet neroe, 10 mcrOc iih iofort cine
9Igitotion nm einc neuc Hepiiion ocS
SnriiS iibcr ooa gauge 2ono per
breitcn.
Ter Senat idritt hellte 5llr &rlpG.
gun8 Der Dor 5ebu loNen 5uriid &C.
Ic9ten 9lmembemente uno crle0igte
etIidc 0erielbeE, mohtc jc0o1 I'M
@un5cn ulr oerinae Sortihritte im6
bottc nur etIua abt Seiten Der @Or-
logc 0urdberdtbeu, ais I'm 5 Wfinlt-
ten nod 3 llbr Gertoguug bis NOR.
gen criolgtc. Cine lungere Tebnttc
fano iber iebes Der eriebigtcn 2lmen.
ocmentc Itatt.
Gie 2luslibten auf eine Wl0glibtcit |
Der Nnndbme Ser Qoriibiu ln0 Der.
ta8un8 Der grtraiiblng ocS Gon,
greiics Dor Dem IS. rSiri o0er I
Iuli iGeincn pcridmltnoen. ErGii- |
ocnt Gait lit ol9 Jieillltot fiir5lihcr |
llntcrrcollngen nit tonun0cbcnocn
Senntorcu imO Hcpr0lcltontcn Nlr
obigcn GrfcnntniB gelongt lno fin; |
oigte Oiciel6e bclte an. Ger Senot |
fommt IN leiner @rorterllng Der Bill |
menigcr raid pom ,Sled, ais ermurtct |
mor6en mar, mo cbc lie 0cnl YrGii-
oenten gum llnterihrciben porgelegt |
ucroen fonn, miro lie nod cine lnuge
Terborollng in Gonieren5.Gomitc
bciocr Ndulcr oIrdjllnod)cn bnbcn.
Grit IN olclcr Gonfereil5 miro Der
mirflide InhaIt Der Sorlagc ieitgc.
ieBt iucrocn. llnter Den llmitGnoCn
miro ca Dem &rdiioenten lmO icincn
9totbgcbcrr niht moglib icin, Or
ViuloeabdlptItu0t 10 iriib 5u ucrlois
ien mo ibrc Somnerierien on5utrc.
ten ais tic 9eboiit batten. Sr. Soit
b1lt nod inlmcr on Der 2lniGbt felt
ooB, I'M Safe ni1t @elo gem'g iiir
Den Hegierlllgsballsbolt bilrd 0os
0eltleBcn uerniintiger ,3ollrotcn oli-
gebrodt mer0en fouiL cine obgcihlite
Ginfonl1cnItcuer uno epentlcQ olh
cine Stcucr uuf Die Iipi0cnocn Der
Gorporotipncn 0n5 bette Oiittcl 5um
GrlhlieBen neuer 9ieuenuen lcin ucr.
DC, ilroclicn nl0dtc CT Elm ioldc0 Wiit.
tel nur i'm duBcritcn Notbiulc en-.
pieblcn.
~ ne, Ovtts Ia, st fS.,,.; ,,.4, Lo: -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-16
THE DAY IN CONGRESS


Washington. ID. c., Jan. 15.-An
amendment to the legislative. eXecu-
and judicial appropriation bill in
ereasing the salary of the president
to 500, coo, of the vice president and
speaker TO $50, 900 with 5000 addi-
tional allowance for carriages and
ccachmen for the vice president and
speaker and increases for the t|udiciarN
aggregating $S2S.50O precipitated q
discussion in the senate today.
senator Borah of Idaho made 4
point of order against these increases
on the ground that they involve gem
eraI legislation. which, according to
the rules Of the senate, can not be
on an appropriation bill in face
of q single objection. The dehate cen
tered upon the first of the amend
mcnts objected TO which was to in
crease the salary Of the speaker of
house Of representatives and Vari-
criticisms were called forth against
extensive advance OF salaries, al
though many senators without oppos-
some increase, insisted that il
should be considered in a separate bnl
and not in connection with the great
supplies measures Of the government.
without concluding the debate fur
thor consideration of the amendments
was postponed until next Monday.
At sos the senate adjourned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-16
GENERAL ELECTRIC OFFICIAL
DENIES WATER POWER CONTROL

Schenectady, n. Y, Jan. ia wee
president of the General Electric com
pany in this city tonight issued the
following statement in relation to the
presidents message:
"Tho General Electric company IS
= party to the trust to control the
water power. It is Interested in the
Development OF water power. as the
latter affords q market for electrical
apparatus, of which its manufactures
largely consist. The General Electric
company has no interest with the
Westinghouse Electric company in the
ownership or development Of any wa
ter power; nor do tho mon named, SO
FAR as ! know, control any water pow
err in the interests of The General
Electric company. ! do not know Of
a single water power company con-
trolled by the General Electric com
pany except the power at SchraghtA-
coke-thc schenectady Power COM
pany-all Of which power is delivered
to the Schenectady plant Of the Cen
eral Electric company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-16
susPECT SERVED TIME
IN -FOUR STATE PRISONS

Denver Jan. 15.-According TO the
mines today, Jack Curtin, believed to
no The man who killed q police officer,
seriously wounded another and was
himself dangerously wounded in a
hattie with policemen in Omaha, has
many aliases, and is credited by De-
tectiyc John j. Leyden, a veteran of
the local department, with being II
of the most desperate criminals in
the west. Detective Leydcn says that
Curtin's real name is Hugh Jackson.
Arrested for burglary. followed by
two sensational escapes from the jail
at Greeley, n in broad daylight
without interference, and the other
after a battle with the jailer in which
the latter was beaten into uncon-
sciousness, and a term in the state
pcnitentiary, is a part of Curtin's
Colorado record. After his second es-
cape from jail, Curtin, OF Jackson. as
he was then known, was rccapturcd
in Springfield, Mo, and returned to
Greeley for trial.
jackson was born in Louisville,
Ky. came west when a young man
and located in North Platte, Neb. The
Times says it was from thai town that
he operated in neighboring states. 1t
is said that jackson served terms in
the pcnitentiarics of Nebraska, wy
oming and Missouri, as well as Colo
RADIO. Jackson was released from the
Colorado penitentiary about six
months ago. He reached Denver
about three months ago, but was com
PEELED to leave the city by order Of
the police immediately aftcrWaTd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-16

oven load and not only an uneven
load, but an uneven source OF power
because tbs n%uctuating now of the
stream.
:" Acoupling utilities not only the
different storages in the same drain
age basin but Of still greater import
the different drainage flows OF diner
ent basins. Also by coupling up pow
crs which have large day loads, can
at night help out other powers when
have largely night loads ana visa
versa. Coupling up Is rapidly IN prog
ress in the United States. h Niagara
Falls Power company and the Cana
dian Niagara Power company are
coupled. The Southern Power COM
pany in North Carolina and South
Carolina, the Commonwealth Power
company in Michigan, the Pacipc Gas
and Electric company; the Paeihc
Light and Power company ana the
Edison Electric company in California,
each concern has its various develop
ments coupled up into one unit.
Tho economic reasons urging wat
er power concentration is thus obvious.
The facts here set forth show the very
rapid and very recent concentration
that has already occurred, practically
all in the last few years. These econ-
.omic reasons and business facts lndi-
cate clearly the further progress TO-
ward concentration that is likely TO oc-
cur in the near future. 1t IS obvious
that the effect on the public of such
present and future conditions is a mat
ter Of serious public consideration"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-16
SERVICE Is
DEM0RALIZED BY STORM


portland. ore, Jan. 10. The cold
weather which has prevailed IN the
Pacific northwest for the past ten DAYS
rave wa today 10 decidedly warmer
weather and to 81 general rain The
snow which has hvcu deep in n'nfly
every section. Is melting and the fle-
ers have commenced to rise me
weather bureau, however, says thar
The waters will not reach the hood
stag for several days. il thcn.
Train service to and from the east
is dcmoralized owing to snoWslides due
TO the tinaw. Several trains are stalled
on The Oregon Railroad y NaViga-
ton line at the Dailcs and Hood river
The oregon Railroad Il Navigation
overland train which left Portland
Inst night at 6 o'clock ran into a snow
slide near Onoita and four cars were
buried and the engine thrown from
the track.
The Northern Pacific Ia In trouble
cast but the local service between
Portland and Puget sound is unin-
tcrruptcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-16
FIVE THOUSAND MEN
IDLE IN CONNECTICUT

Danbury, Conn. Jan. 15.-Except
for the unusually large crowds Of men
on the streets tonight there was moth
ing to indicate that today the en-
ployes of t%wenty-siX of Danbury's hat
manufacturers, left their places IN
protest against the action of the man
ufacturers in disallowing further use
of the Union Label in h hats MADE
by them. In This city n IN Betnel
between $500 and 1000 men ana
women are out, while the total of idle
union matters in Connecticut tonight
is close to 5000, the points affected
being. besides those mentioned, New
Milford and South Norwalk.
Among the men the opinion pre-
walls that there will be a long drawn
out struggle but the j~ourneymen
seem disposed to stand by their OIL
GERS