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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15

new bureau of mines. Several weeks
ago the executive named George
Otis Smith head Of the geological
survey, hs temporary appointee.
Secretary of the Interior Bailinger,
under whose department the bureau
comes is understood 70 regard IIoI-
mes with disfavor, owing to his close
friendship with Pinchot and his pro-
Garfield conservation ideas.
There was number of visitors at
the Taft cottage during the late af-
ternoon. "A committee representing
the movement for a celebration to
mark the centennial of peace be-
tween English speaking nations came
to invite the president to participate
In exercises to be held on the Can
adian boundary in 1912. The COM
mittee included John A. Stewart, of
of the dependent and Professor Sam
uel T. Dutton.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
SPOKANE LETTER

Spokane, July 15-Shippers ana mer-
chants i'm Spokane will go before the
Interstate Commerce Commission at
a hearing In Chicago, to insist upon
the issuance of a preemptory order
making the new class on commodity
artes on westbound shipments from
western points effective on October 1
or November 1, instead of permitting
the carriers to make the months of
July, August and September a test
period, as ordered by the commission
on June 20.
A. w. Doland, chairman OF the in
terstate commerce committee of the
Spokane chamber of commerce, said
In an interview today that while the
new rates from Chicago and Misslssp-
pi river points are satisfactory, they
do not cover all the ground, adding:
Two strong points were gained by
Spokane One is that the present rates
are too high, the other that the 75
the Pacific coast and local rate
back to Spokane is Illegal. We believe,
too, that the railroads could have
taken the three months already pass
ed to show the revenues ACQUIRING on
business actually handled and the
revenue which would have accrued,
and had the rates prescribed by the
commissioners been In effect.
"The months of April, May and
June are fair months upon which to
base revenues on freight, while the
succeeding three months are not, for
the reason that fewer goods are ship
ped. Another thing is that, in view of
the favorable decision, many of the
dealers will curtail their shipments
until the new tariffs become effective.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
BIG FEAT OF
MRS. AMbROCK
Held Up Pennsylvania Linn
tied for an Hour at a Way
Station-Beat the Mil
lionaires.
Rx limited Press Wire.


Chicago, July 15.-Mrs. Henry c.
Ambrock, a Chicago mother, today
has the distinction of accomplishing
what many millionaires have at
tempted but failed. She held up the
Pennsylvania limited for an hour at
way station while a special train,
placed at her disposal by the rail-
road, broke speed records and caught
up with II. And a wee baby who
wanted a bottle of milk was the cause
of the whole episode.
When the limited pulled into Lo-
gansport, Indiana, yesterday, Mrs.
Ambrock alighted to get a bottle of
milk which her child was demand
ing. When she returned to the sta
ton platform, the limited was a
mere speck in the distance.
The distracted mother rushed to
the station agent with her story and
he "got busy Within a short time
a message had been sent TO Bunker
Hill ordering the limited to wait
there and a special train of one car
and an engine made up at Logans-
port. Mrs. Ambrock jumped aboard
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
GOOD TEXT FOR STUMP SPEAKERS.

politician
Bay
a
sizing senti
ng He will
I In his interest-obio State Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15

and soon was In not pursuit of her
babe.
The special dashed into Bunker
Hill with the anxious mother clinging
to the guard rail and ready to jump
from the lowest step. Shouting good
bye and thank you,' over her shoul-
der to the crew of the special, she
dashed to the limited and clasped her
baby, who hao pecn having very
happy time with passengers.
And the crew of the limited did
not swear once-aloud-over the de-
lay.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15

James j. Hill the veteran railroad
builder, who recently arrived in New
York tanned and hearty from months
fishing trip in Labrador. Mr.. Hill
takes this trip every year and when
he comes back to civilization and Is
asked about the condt->xn of the coun-
try's business and financial status II
is generally a pretty optimistic out
look that he takes. Mr.. Hill said that
politics was one element that was
hampering business. "rhere are many
honest men," said Mr.. Hill "in the
country VINO are desirous of carrying
on their business in the right way. but
politics steps in and retards their ef-
forts. Let the politicians let us alone
and we will be alright.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
PLAYING AT THE GAME OF POLITICS.

developing into interesting game
(aleged of Judge fnkade OF To-
Administration This Is
to Garfield Hence 1t that
is
old pile architecture at Columbus
contingent
in depart
Editor Hard
for battle with Editors
battle when that child Of the Sun and
This
Garfield
in
Gsrheds
Kinkade Toledo
line Garfield
y
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
DICKS FRIEND
NOT APPOINTED

Beverly, Mass, July 15-Senator
Charles Dick, talked ohio politics
with President Taft today. The main
purpose of Dicks visit was to urge
upon the president again the sell
ection of DR.. John Holmes of the
Eeological survey, 40 head OF the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15

-
Following the announcement that
several manufacturing concerns In
Chicago, st. Paul and Milwaukee will
open branch houses in Spokane this
year as a result of the favorable de-
cision by the Interstate Commerce
Commission in the freight rate case.
come reports that three companies ir.
philadelphia, New York and Bosto n
and two on the Pacific coast W i'll
make them head quarters here for
distribution in the INLAND Empire r.
chamber of commerce, is authority for
the statement that dozen or more
factories will be established by local
capital in Spokane and the tributary
district to convert raw materials in
to finished products, which is out un-
der the present rates charged by rail-
roads. The organization is also nego-
tiating with a manufacturer of straw
board and paper in the east TO open a
plant here. Eastern Washington has
almost 100000 acres of land in wheat
and It is estimated there are between
I, $50, 900 and 100000 acres in central
Idaho, eastern Oregon and western
Montana, thus furnishing all the ma
terial needed for SO plants.
Lawyers in Spokane say that Soc
shone county, Idaho, and not Routt
county, Colorado. as reported in dis
patches from Denver, is entitled to
the distinction of having the first
jury composed of women in the Unit
ed States. The case, in which tho
wives of two miners in the Occur
d'AIene district were principals, was
tried before Judge Belly at Wardner,
more than five years ago. The quar-
rel originated when one of the wo-
ment alleged that the others fence
was on her ground and arrest fol-
lowed. Judge Kelly, like a Daniel
came to judgment instructed his con-
stable TO impanel a jury of II woe
men. L. whitsell, formerly an attor-
ney at Wardner, and Judge Parsons
were counsel in the state case. which
created lot of merriment because of
the utter lack of knowledge by the
women as to legal terms and the du-
ties of persons sitting in jury. How
ever they returned a verdict, which is
a matter of record in the ANIMALS of
Shoshone county.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
THE MAN OF THE HOUR.

II Theodore Roosevelt great American people think HIM
show whether queries he is great genius "
Beyond all call for man The issue mas ] % % 'nt
drawn between property rights ana
P4utocracy stronger with the ~,
wealth but the people are no" aroused " e
plutocratc privileges -, rn,, =, urdemocrauo
II prevents the republic the government oush "
people the majority citizens " ] will
corporations no matter how "s""' " ' ~
In recent years then the forfeited largely the title
ns me Of demora If the people governmental
business must be uHead without "Oe" must
This is the contest and democracy
And view of many thinkers as was the issue
between freedom decade before the civil war
The slavery problem Will the big business problem
popular government impulse the people are
thinking and consistent voting cannot DC
them point WELD the force OF popular -
Most effective of all is single great
Mr. Roosevelt as the country wake of Bryan
as pointed the way government in the United
states privilege until even the ignorant "
gin to understand Thus he has done little more, . ~
"a responsible to popular emotion and magnetic enough % " ,d
imagination No other man In the "o
perhaps a so loyal following M ,
q. And where7 Has this natural
definite program the crystazauoh Oh ms
policies" has he the genius to carry outr o boil,
- % ,yso nos,,rn % such greatness as is attributed to
him reforms From oyster Bay
could dictate the shaping of our
the manifold adjustment o
civic righteousness equality of opportunity
.Y president reveal himself as such an we ~ ~
Cleveland Plain Dealer. ...,
appeal the popular
by money NO
will take thousands of mea thousand
the PLATFORM
the social circle
carried forward by thousands and millions OF
Roosevelt Folee
Dover and man engaged
not ask have elevated some one to
dictatorship strikes Illogical Moreover the
Th woud
be This
privilege
and honest and safe The people do not as yet
special
and Balngs and
Interests
ALL
n Dohver when ne
of Chatauquan
with the of he
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15

Buy Beatty e Longs genuine Elk
skin shoes-made only with black ev-
erlasting soles--not the white spons
Kind. sssaE ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15
Interesting
Facts About the Buckeye
State Building and Loan
Company, Rankin Build
ing, % West Gay Street,
Columbus, Ohio.

10, Was organized January 2, 1896.
It's growth in assets as follows:
At close of first year : 65,6sl .03;
At close Of fifth year 220,696.s0 ;
At close of tenth year SOL ,487.25; |;
At close of 18th year 3,6Oi, ,ll8 02 !;
And now over 1000, ,OOOOo
Such steady growth shows conser-
ystive and successful management.
1t is now the largest savings finan-
cial institution in Central Ohio.
Five per ceut psidon time deposits
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-15

Mr., Doiand announced that q repre-
sentative of one of THE transcontin-
entail railroads operating In the Spo-
kane territory has agreed to put the
new rates into effect as ordered by
the commission even though the pro-
posal Is declined by competitive lines.
II, added that negotiations are under
We y with other officials in the east
aid west.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
SEVENTY LOST AS
GUNBOAT BLOWS UP
Haytien Liberte Goes Down at
Sea; Twenty of the Crew
Saved.

PORT AU PRINCE. Hayti. Oct. 2s.-
Tie Haytien gmboat Libertc has been
lost at sea of Port De Paiz. following an
explosion on board. II is known thai
seventy persons were either killed
drowned. Twenty others were rescued.
News of the accident was received
hero today. The Libcrte sailed from this
port on Monday last having on board
ninety persons. So far as known only
twenty of these escaped. Among the
seventy who were lost were ten Haytien
generals, who were on their way to take
command OF the several divisions Of
troops In the department OF the north
Details are lacking, the only definite
information being as to the loss OF life
and the fact that an explosion occurred.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
WIFE OF D|ETZ IS
CERTAINLY LOYAL
Refuses to Accept Liberty Under
Bond and Remains i'm Jail
With Husband.

HAYWARD, Wis. Oct 26.-Mrs. John
T. Dietz. wife of the %Camerou dam de
fen9er. today refused to accept her lib
crty when bail in the sum of $4,000 was
furnished her by w. w. Dietz and Henry
Dielz, brothers OF her husband. Mrs
Dietz said that she preferred to remain
in Jail with her husband.
Judge James Wicllham also fixed the
bail for John f.. Dietz and his son. Les
lie, at $4,000 and $4,000, respectively.
Attorney w. c. label for the Dietz
family said tonight that the bonds for
the release OF Leslie Dietz would imme-
diately be forthcoming from friends in
Milwaukee, but when questioned regard
Ing the prospects Of securing bonds for
the release of John +. Detz. he said
81 don't know just what we can do,
but believe the necessary signatures or
the cash can be secured in week or
ten days"
When questioned at the jail regarding
his future course, II released, John f,
Diet2 said:
II don't know what l shall do. / am
afraid that II l return to Came ron, dam,
the logging company will get me. L can
tell better as to my future after have
consulted my friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
PARKER SEES TEDDY,
BUT TEDDY SEES NOT

OGDENSBURG. y, y. Oct 26.-Johu
A. Dix. Democratic candidate for COVER
nor Caino In for some rather hard
knocks from cX-Prcsdent Roosevelt to-
day.
Colonel Roosevelt carried his attacl, on
MIR. Dix u point further today by assert
Ing that the records Of the secretary of
state at Albany proved that the STANDARD
Wallpaper company. with which Mr.. Dix
is connected. was virtually Identical with
the concern OF the same name which
went out OF existence in 1905. and which.
IL Is cmincd, Was Il part OF the wall
paper trust
He also reiterated his charges against
Tammany Hall and Wall street and his
denial that RooScVcltiSm is a menace,
The people Of nine northern New York
towns EaNe the colonel II cordial reception
today. His reception here tonight was
the livclest nc has had in the campaign.
Alton II. Parker, who is campa gning
for Mr.. Dix, happened into Eichapd, Just
as Colonel Roosevelt was attacking Mr..
Dix in II speech at The railway station.
81 think I'll go down and hear him.,
said Mr.. Parker, and he walked toward
Continued on Page Two. A
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How Long will Utah Submit TO Smeot Tyranny?


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of wsr sap6rs
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lis il
E yconponng oacadet
o ia alton senate If he States
o o ihe stands d the goal O. hi
How long vii tho Mrnonpc people sunutto Smooth
sheep TO the hmbe
By In t in Ii hos?
the he apfr the privilege sSmotr
h TO sacrifice his at god
has all his been TO
is a h Hi snw My ag1atc t situation 1t
II turn nbdhN o common
o o power
~ benefit Til fgn ug t for
i sumter al end a tAppu
in % nMct today Thousand donewh it
o And it be ubud
is hcpepho the
Al fedora gng7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
Says Former Presidents Doe
trinc Is: 'Do as | Tell You
to Do"
CHARGES HIM WITH
BEARING FALSE WITNESS
Declares Roosevelt Continues
Without Warrant to Steal
Away Good Names"

OSWEGO, n. Y, Oct. 26.-Judge Alton
b. Parker, in a political speech here to-
night referred at length TO Colonel Roose
velt's remarks concerning 'thc alleged
political circular alleged To have been
mailed by somebody IN Tammany Hall to
some alleged person in Wall street"
Quoting Mr.. Roosevelt. Judge Parker
said.
This Is what our colonel says:
Now one OF the honest men of Wall
street has sent me Il letter and lie has
put in one of the circulars sent out by
Tammany Hall 10 the Wall street ticker
crowd. The circular says that TINS cam
palgn. more than any other. Will affect
tho business OF the financial interests,
and every Wall street man ought TO give
1t serious Thought
Striking Admission.
Observe, in passing. that the colonel
admits that there IS one honest man in
Wall street This will make two honest
men in this state that this campaign has
thus far developed. Possibly, with accus-
toned modesty, he told you when here to-
day who the other one was.
''rhc colonel is unnecessarily disturbed.
He would make q legitimate appeal for
the funds needed for tho legitimate cx-
penditures OF campaign The issue or
the hour vital issue as he put IL:
No. that won't do. Nobody will take it
seriously. Everybody knows by this time
that the Democratic party in this fight
stands for tranquility and business peace
and is opposed to the wild doctrines of
Roosevelt. which would unscttle values
disturb business, and renew the panic
from which the country suffered during
his administration That is the fact the
truth Is the colonel such a stranger 20
truth that he does not know ii when
he meets it2"
The Dix Charges.
Speaking OF the charge that Mr., Dix,
the Democratic candidate for governor,
was connected with the wall paper trust,
Judge Parker said;
'Mr. Dix asks for an apology from bis
detractor. VIII he get il? No The
colonel will continue to steal away the
good name OF Mr., Dix He will continue
to tell you not TO steal. This big Roosc-
welt doctrine resolves itself Into this:
Don't do as / do but do as I tell YOU.
The king can do no wrong Is this
waging decent campaign for decency?
with the same disregard for fact, the
colonel has declared that the Democratic
party OF Connecticut has nominated for
governor a former judge (Simon T. Bald
wln) who was man who took the view
that il was competent for the workman,
when driven TO accept any employment,
TO bind himself not TO be compensated
II he lost life or limb in that occupation.
"The colonel would also steal Judge
the courts may be invoked TO preserve
to the judge what is his own.
''Is this waging a decent campaign for
dccency2 Let me commend 10 MT Roose
velt's serious consideration a single
thought. Thou shalt not steal was only
the mount. There was another just as
plain. just as clear. just as emphatic,
which was this Thou shalt not bear false
witness against thy neighbor.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
AlLEN PASTOR BLAMES
MORPHINE AND WHISKY

nASSAS CITY. Oct. @G.-Whislv and
>erpuihe are blamed by Henry Z. Smith
'~,wsef,y 's,s archdeacon for the southern
.r r OF The Episcopal diocese of Olta-
'2'na,. ',N and once rector OF the ST. Philips
~ |tieli VI Ardmorc. okla. Tor his trouble,
~ =, 'c' pastor was arrested here today
~ q charge OF passing worthless checks
.'r-sItgeting over $500. lie was bound
|1odo |1 10 'hc criminal court under ball OF
'.'yo Which lie failed TO give. and went
.',,N 5s,i. lie said Inc will plead guilty to-
Inc Prisoners wife and four children
- H Park City. Okla. II is said Inc
-''e mere 10 sell oil lands stock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
lNDS SALT LAKE WIFE
N0F AT ALL SATISFACTORY
'ecih' In The Tribune,

PscihI to Tho Tribune,
4. ,r.v3s,IoN, Oct. 2i.-Thomas W spon-
Ie. ",ia Sn IL pitilul story In support Of his
a cor or divorce from his wife Susan
~ spencer nC Salt Lake City In the
epr.r court today. and secured the
.fs'c. lie stated that hc was a cashier
ssip, "1'!h- lll health compelled him 10
w falte kindly to his reduced cirnun-
,3bnss md lott him aud went To her
uss,,,s : nome IN Salt Lake City.
a ihlhm. the only son. who was for q
,,i',,"ltl "ltl his mother in The west, cor
''ofa'cd his fathers testimony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
Generals Daughter WEEDS.

OMAHA, Neb,, Oct, 26.-The marriage
OF Miss Eva Smith. daughter of Brig
adler General Frederick A. Smith, T. S.
A, commanding the department of the
Missouri, to Captain A. LaRue Christie.
of the Eighth infantry. stationed at the
Preside, San Francisco WAS soemnized
at Trinity cathedral tonight. The we'd
ding was followed by a reception at
which General and Mrs. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A, Christie of Jersey City,
parents OF the bridegroom. were in the
receiving line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
V|ADNAN TRIES
/ TO DROWN BOY
crazy Man Throws Lad Into the
River and Kicks Him Back
From Bank.
oCTOGENARIAN PREVENTS
CHILD FROM DROWNING
Police Lieutenant Shannon and
others Capture Maniac and
Lock Him Up.



Thrown into the river by a crazy :.
mani and kicked bnck into the water q
xcicn Inc was scrAmbling out, Jo- :.
|sepb Sleatcr, the siX-ycsr-old son oil :.
Patrolnian Sleater. would have ::
schroeder, an octogcnarian. living at ::
567 South Emery street pulled the :.
'lad out with a fish line. PATROL i
man, Sleatcr taught the little fellow :.
fo swim last summer, and this en- =
ablcd him 10 keep afioat until saved, :.
The maniac was locked ur,
-, :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
ROOSEVELT CANNOT
TIE FORAKER DOWN

CLEVELAND. Oct. 96.-Dcclining to
accede TO an alleged request of the Re-
publican state executive committee TO
modify" his speeches, Former Senator
Foraker has Withdrawn from participa-
ton in the Ohio state campaign and has
Cancelled all his speaking engagements.
The senator In an address last week
made plain his opposition to the new
nationalism" advocated by Theodore
Roosevelt. describing il as treason This
brought on heated replies from the stump
and the controversy had taken first place
in the state campaign SO far as news
paper attention was concerned
In a telephone message to Chairman
Charles II. Craig of the Erie county cen
trail committee, Mr. Foraker announced
that the state committee had requested
him TO modify his speeches. that he would
make them as he chose, or not speak at
all. and that therefore lie would cancel
morrow night, as well as all his other
speaking dates.
COLUMBUS. o.. Oct. 96-Arter re-
ceivinG telegram from Senator Foraker
cancelling his SandusSy speech. Chair
man Craig sought by telephone To in
duce the former senator to change his
mind but he refused
committee said tonight the committee
had cancelled none of Foraker's en-
gagements."
il was learned. however, that the state
committee had been delugcd with pro-
tests from Republicans against Forakcr's
further pariicps lion In the campaign as
result OF his speech at MarySvile.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 26,-Formcr ScDa-
tor Foraker tonight confirmed the an
nouncement that hc had cancelled his
speaking engagement at Sandusky to-
morrow night When asked for stato-
mcnt aS to his reason for declining To
OH the slump in Ohio during the
present campaign he referred his Uues-
toner TO tho chairman of the Republican
state executive committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
RECORD OF AMERICA II.
IS EASILY THE BEST

nouncemcnt that Alan Il. Hawlcy and
Augustus Post had landed safely I'm tho
balloon America H.. north Of Lake st.
John. Quebec the two ST. Louis members
uf the International race committee, A.
Il. Lambert aud l.. -, Dozier, tonight
Continued on Page Two.
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Nearly Always Fatal.

~ lDENCE. Il. L.. Oct. 2e.-Sincc
>rj.i tWchty-iivc cases OF intantile mar
r ons nave been reported TO the state
,,1s pl health. or this number twenty
,,s'sc ,Ss .ayc resulted in death Nine other
r-s'Sa gases arc being watched,
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l1lde1 to IOday's Tribune
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Departments.
Page :
Domestic.

Hawley and Post. crew of the
: balloon America H., safe. 1890.
. Judge Parker takes some hard
raps at Roosevelt ,,.
Captain. frenZIed by privation,
; still clings TO ship .....,........
: Wife OF Dietz refuses to accept
Condensed telesEi:ns g.. fs.... ,
Short news stories ..-.,........
Briefly told .,......,.....s..
Rousing rally OF Americans held
at Park CITY l.
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Foreign.

King OF Italy takes active part
I'm aiding storm refugees .l2
Seventy lost as IIaytlcn runboat
blows UP ..........,..,. I
Foreign news briefs ...,......