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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-13
LUMBERMEN Will
ERECT BUILDING
Will Exhibit Southern Woods
at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, o. Especially The
lumbermen OF the South are showing
extraordinary diligence In the matter
of getting out the highest class OF
examples OF their products for exhi
bition at the Ohio Valley Exposition.
which will be held in Cincinnati from
Aug. 80 TO Sept. "a. The keen COM
petition between various sections of
the South for the distinction OF pro.
ducing the highest grades OF finished
hardwoods as well as the best lum.
ber for general purposes, has given
added Zest to the assembling OF the
lumber exhibit, which promises to be
one of the striking features OF the
Southern States exhibit. A special
committee has been at work for
weeks in the South, securing. the
best samples of hardwoods. general
lumber and furniture for display in
Cincinnati. and with the undoubted
result that when the Southern States
exhibit is opened for inspection In
the North hall, II will contain the
most perfect collection OF woods ever
shown irum this territory.
Nor nave Northern lumbermen
been dilatory about bringing their
products before the Exposition
crowds. One OF the promised fea-
lures in the forestry display will be
a two-room cottage, finished entirely
in yellow pine. this exhibit being
made by the Yellow Pine LUMBER
Manufacturers association, and rep
resenting one of the most attractive
and unique displays in this portion
of the Exposition. There also will
be installed in the Forestry exhibit a
miniature sawTill, showing how logs
are converted into the finished lum'
Der product. The indications are that
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-13
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

The School Examiners of Marion
county. Ohio, will meet for the EXAM
ination of teachers at Central school
building. Saturday.
SEPT. 8
Examinations commence at $3.50 a.
m, and no application will be re-
| ceived after 10 a. m. All examina-
tions will be written and positively no
private examinations will be granted.
A fee of SO cents will be charged on
admission to the examination. and
each applicant will furnish an envei-
ope stamped and addressed to him
or herself. in which a certificate or
notice of failure VIII be forwarded.
Applicants will be graded on q scale
of 100. No certificate will be grant
ed when the grade in any branch
falls below 20. An average OF rs,
with a minimum of 10 secures GER
tifcate for one year. 85 with a mini
mum OF so and ~ months exper-
ience secures a certificate of two
years 80 with a minimum Of IS and
"a months experience secures q GER
tificate for three years 95 with q
minimum OF 90 and 36 months exper-
lence secures a certificate for years,
9S with a minimum of 95 and go
months experience secures q certifi-
cate for years.
Success In the school room will al.
so be taken into consideration In de-
termining the class of the certificate
S. w. Allmendlnger, Clerk.
w. p. Maloney. Prest.
Ber. r. Bell. Vice Prest
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-13

OF mattresses annually. Other arti-
cles OF domestic use of which cotton
forms the principal portion are also
manufactured by this firm, giving it
the distinction OF being one of the
largest consumers of cotton in the
: Middle West, and certainly the larg-
est in the Ohio Valley 1t Is the pur-
pose OF this firm to display a full
line OF the cotton goods it manufac.
lures, together with an interesting
exhibit OF some OF their products in
the making, in order to show Just
how the cotton is handled before it
reaches the stage OF finished arti-
Gle. While this display will hardly
become portion of the Southern
States exhibit, 1t will be located CON
yeniently TO the 21 900 square feet of
floor space which have been set aside
for the Southlands use, so that visit
ors may be able to follow the evolu.
ton OF the cotton from the boil 10
all kinds and classes Of utilities.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-13
Yum! Yum! FREE
WATERMElONS!
Georgia TO Play Hostess at Ohio
Valley Exposition.
COLONEL DUnLAPS SCHEME

VIII Send Carload OF States Most
Lucious Fruit to Cincinnati For
Distribution Among Visitors-Will
Be Languid as the Typical South
erner Is Supposed to Be.
Free watermelons!
And each weighing at least so
pounds!
oh, doctor, doctor, pass the pare
goricl
This gratis distribution of the lus-
cious, red-hearted, overgrown fruit of
the summer season is set down as
one of the thousand and one special
events of the Ohio Valley Exposition,
with the state Of Georgia as the
hostess.
As everybody knows, Georgia is as
proud Of her watermelons as she Is
of her peaches---and everything else
that she grows and produces, includ-
ing senators. congressman and gen.
eral liue of politicians. So, in order
10 let the half million or more Wis.
itors TO the Exposition in one OF her
| secrets Georgia will Gull from her
pet watermelon counties just one car
load OF the choicest melons she grows
melons that are languid as the typ
ical Southerner Is supposed TO be,
but isnt--melons that do not deign
to put on their delightful.to.the-eye
green dresses until long after the
general crop had found its way to
Northern markets.
And these melons, coming 20 late
in the season, also are large for their
age, none of them being under so
pounds in weight, and each having a
flavor and a firmness that makes the
ordinary melon taste and look like a
bundle OF colored oakum. This one
car load of melons, coaxed away from
the residents of the only two coun'
ties in the state that grow them, will
be placed on exhibition at the Expo
sition, properly labeled and duly re-
frigerated. And then, when they have
reached the full stage or their ripe
ness-when they are just coaxing the
general and hungry public, that has
been deploring for some time the
passing of the watermelon season
comes voice which says: Come
have a melon with the state OF
Georgia. get acquainted with lus'
ciousness of one of our thousand or
more magnificent products" And
then watch the rush.
The gentlemen who conceived this
idea of giving away watermelons as
samples of Georgia's agricultural
prowess are Colonel S. c. Dunlap and
Ed Hafer of the Georgia Bureau OF
Industries and immigration. Mr.. Ha.
fer was in the city Thursday, attend.
ing a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Southern Resources De-
partment of the Exposition, who met
here for the purpose of completing
the plans for the collective exhibit
from Dixie, which Will cover 2l,00O
square feet of space on the second
floor of the north hall. And we'll
90 through with 1t, too" declared Mr..
| Uafer before he hied himself south
ward.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-13
Have your Cleaning
and Pressing done before
taking your Vacation at,
JOhnStOn's
Dye House
Free Call and Delivery
Service
Phone 823
THEoBALD wHIsKEY, THAT'S
just . Word About the Famous
Brands OF Old Coon and Old
Landmark Whiskies. "Al.
ways tho Same When Il
Theobald wnisKey--that's right h0
Bears this Name"
The TheobaId q Son Co. ~

The TheObald q Son Co.,
Producers, High and Rich streets
Columbus. Ohio.
become q household phrase where-
ever the purest and best whiskey
is discussed. It stands for purity, and
there is q half century reputation
back Of 1t. OLD Coon and Ola Land
mark whiskies are. as some wise one
has said: For the man who thinks
before he drinks" Especially adapt
ed for home use and medical pur-
poses whenever q pure whisirey u
desired. Sells for $500 per gallon
four full quarts express prepaid. sim
gle quart bottle sells for 81. You win
he delighted with these goods
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-13
Colonel To Be the Guest Of the
Ohio Valley Exposition
Ne HAS ACCEPTED INVITATION
On the Occasion Of Former Presl.
dents Visit There Will Be a cee.
brstion In commemoration Ct the
Work Done On the Fernbank Dam,
an Improvement Advocated by
Roosevelt Eight Years Ago.

Cincinnati, o. - Especially The
Ohio Valley Exposition is to have the
honor of entertaining Former Presi.
dent Theodore Roosevelt A definite
acceptance of the invitation extended
him some months ago has been re.
ceived by the Exposition manage
ment, and arrangements will be made
at once TO make this visit one Of the
most notable events of the big indus
trial enterprise When Secretary T..
Lincoln Mitchell of the Exposition
company met Colonel Roosevelt in
Paris some months ago and formally
invited him to come to Cincinnati as
the guest OF the Exposition manage
ment. he found the returned hunter
well Informed as to the objects and
scope OF the Exposition, and in hearty
sympathy with all It's aims. II was
In Cincinnati in 1902 that Colonel
Roosevelt then president of the Unit.
ed States, made his first official
speech in favor of conservation of
natural resources, and pledged his
support to the movement for the
permanent improvement of inland
waterways. On the occasion of his
coming visit there will be cClebra.
ton In commemoration of the work
done on the Fernbank dam, '"st be.
low Cincinnati, this being one OF the
Improvements advocated by Colonel
Roosevelt eight years ago for the es-
tablishing OF continuous navigable
stage in the Ohio river from Pitts
burg to Cairo. Aside from cclebrat.
ing this work. the Exposition also
commentaries the one hundredth an.
niversary Of the establishing Of steam
navigation on the Ohio river, the first
boat, the "Orleans," being built and
operated by Nicholas Roosevelt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-13

country also will contribute displays
along these lines, but 1t is generally
conceded that the Southern exhibit
will be the most complete and com.
prehensiye shown at the Exposition.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-13
The Best !. .sa. a
Chicken
Feed

In Town for Small Chicks
and Big Ones.
All Kinds Of Coal and Feed.
Also B. Pride, Carnation and
Knickerbocker Flour
Enterprise Coal
& Feed Co
A. Korte G. F. werley.
Phone 994 912 Bennett st
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-13
When You Have Pacarded Your House Long Enough

more money will be spent by tho
lumber interests for display In the
Southern States and Forestry exhib-
Its than in almost any other depart.
ment OF the Exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23
Judge Mains Decision

Judge Main "Mr Clerk viii this order In this
representing the defendant 10 coa with the chambers
for the that the
Tor the which would have
publicly The defend
the ques
zion the absence Of the attorneys for the would have
been improper
Z understand the situation advised
be probable That which
further
and arguments which had been made the IN this
since the opening of
nothing
shat the public generally learned
The
dismissal q this The
eccs but they not the dismiss
power
~hen lu Judgment conviction the charged
probable
thoroughly conviction OF
defendant probable
believe that conviction this
fae present circumstances is possible.
"on the by the legislature has been imposed duty
and this court does hesitate It's g. and
initiative The duty being by the
the
avoid the duty which the legislature has Imposed IT,
That being think. in case-and this
titled 70 tho consideration than
Every a entitled be administered absolutely the
ques f. Every question bught before the
duty the absolutely
minister the Law ! understands
THAT being the In tie mind the
Of this at this time that probability
Of conviction the court Of It's motion will dismiss this
J. Miller: q the order will issue
OF the Indictment
W. "That be dismissed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23
GRIP MAN HURT,
STAYS AT POST

After having wrcnched his back
so severely as 10 cause him 10 col
lapse n half hour LATER. Emil kruso.
gripman on the James st. cable
line, took his car 10 the down town
terminus and back ~ the hill 20
the James 81 power house at 8
O'Clock this morning
A. the car was going down the
first hlll. near Seventh av. Krusc
reached down 10 put his sand box
ont Of the way In doing 10 he
wronehod hia back he suffered
severely az first but thought Il WAS
only momontary. so took bis car on
down the bill and back up TO the
power house.
The pain continued and when he
reached the power house he col.
lapscd. Dr. " u Thompson was
called and be- ordered Kruse 70.
moved 10 the Seattle General hos
pltal. Kruses condition Is not
serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23
PROVES THE
THIEVERY Of
SUGAR TRUST
Convicted Superintendent,
Pardoned by Taft. Con-
fesses All and Takes
Trust by Surprise.

NEW YORK, May ga oliver
spitKcr dock superintendent % the
American Sugar company. sen.
fenced "a serve twn years AZ the A.,
lanta federal prison. went upon the
stand today ard made complete
confession Of sugar frauds. his tsait.
mony coutradictinE that Eirsa by
him al bis own trial laai December.
when he swors that he kneW 10th
Ina % any frauds Splitter said that
b. had scen given an unconditional
pardon by President TAFT May ~.
Signal Lights 70 Warm Then.
splitter said that bags u leaa had
bern used OF the scales 81 the
sugar trnet employees TO makg false
weight. and that wheu the scales
we're ordered boarded IN be fur.
nished the sugar checkers with
small springs. which Ecrc placed
under TIE beam to influence ths
scales.
The Stiffness declared that he
bored holes for the springs. and ar
ranged a system % signal lights
which would warn the checkers that
they we're helnE watched BY govern
meut Rgeuss
That reports regarding irreEuInri.
tiss in weighing Wefe made 10 a
Mr. Leroy WAS stated b The alt.
ness spiiser sale that be made
some OF these reports Ha added
that be aid not anuw the position
Leroy held with the sugar trua,
Theif Pay centinesd-
Splitter then related various con
VIBRATIONS be had with exCaahlcf
nsuderudsRic aud with 81 Superin-
tendent 0erbrarht. who are anonE
the defendants He said that after
he aud the checkers had been dis.
charged. 0erhrarhi met him once a
wesk ard gave him q package con.
fainlng their weekly wages These
payments continued until February.
1870. whom he was sent 20 Atlanta.
according TO Splitter
Surprised the Defense.
The defense. apparently taken IN
prepared by the appearance ~ Spit.
ger on the stand. asked for an in'
definite poHfpounmcns % the crosN.
examination ~ the witness
aplgzer lott the room. accom-
panied b. Chief Filnn Of the secret
service. who refused % aiios any
ore IA Apeak with the former super
lniaadtnt Il was reported that the
g0vernnfent "a prepared 20 prove
that en- wives of Splitter and the
eaeckaf& have received their bus.
bandz' salaries from the sugar trust
since Splitter went 20 prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23

rulers and eat little children. The
truth is, we are the most peaeeable
people In the world. We don't
incIte to murder nor riot, but we
feel, and feeling sometimes impels
US TO overthrow a ninjustlce.
How do | make my living? Like
the darby whom once asked the
same question. When | can't get
anything else to do, work. Then
have an income.
Has An Income.
Income? What business have
you. an anarchist, with an incume2
You haven't any right TO be living
on money YOU don't earn"
mo. of course not" answered
this most shameless of tramps.
with his impudent smile. but I
hold TO the right 10 live as I
damn please, you know"
"On your scientific knowledge as
a physician, do you think you are
well balanced? Aren't you OFF,
You remember when Bernard
Shaw went 20 an oculist TO. consult
him about his eyes" smiled the
ear OF the buns, the specialist
said, You have a most unusual
pair Of eyes What's the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23


r. one familiar California political conditions. that the
TACTIC Interests are not unfriendy to La~icr
.r .sm ne Southern Pacific through common
tns~. VII he horeanGusgenheim power trust 70 pstret
-~"ler but the time he held that Joe
,m NE southern Pacific and those alliances 70 oscar
s ssrs generation "as he PRESIDENT Is but one
.n'i STEP IS SENATOR p. FLINT OF CALIFORNIA
49, beard Of Flint before suddenly announced IN
ii choice Tor the United States senate? Los Angeles
sas district attorney there for while rev people
ii 49, .,olnae Of Los Angeles knew o. him That was all
s1ys % Of hts election FLINT junior member OF firm
los Angeles which handled Southern Pacific railroad
~ % 49, vas The truth. stating Il bluntly The Southern IA
f vr fhnt for the United States senate The southern
~ - of course Flint elected there doubt
tts he ck for him dispeled when, In speech
BIT angeles Chamber u Commerce. Flint said: II ar
Hfy A. . say w. and the statement be interpreted a.
tsx possible 70 do that election as much TO
B. fssf as TO all other Influences combined"
Ah aeh Flint have 10 Parker he did not owe
r At me polls 10 the Southern Pacific machine leader
f Two ~ very cabae neutenants during The campaign Tor
Ans nnstr nv were Leo foungworth and Motley Flint brohe
After M Inc Other Oscar LAWYER
sz ~. 70 the senate YounEworh became United states
g s brother. became Los Angeles. and
u dey - ~ VINO had risen from bell boy In the California
r m the aN office Of Flint became United States district
aug southern district Of California.
Tsh - ne BURNT THE LETTER TOO.
ssasat 10 yer - The shown By Frederick NJ Kerby
~ etargs naed Tafg letter exoneratng Bainger OF the
Va ne clear listed the Cunningham Alaska claims
e brhS ~ ~ The Guggenheims and then 70 have assisted
v Iastr s rough drafts proving that he wrote the eef
III osed up from United States district attorney OF
hD y capable Heuenauts during the campaign Tor
ag n H. % The interior department law officer the
SIMPLY Southern Pacific and the allied interests
tcnetinusd Page Tsn)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23

telling you that he doesn't believe
In a God. that there Is no such
thing as religion. yet when he
wants 10 be emphatic he says
Never In Gods world and uses
damn" and hell"
wait minute" said. you
haven't any right TO those words
There isn't any God or he'll in your
belief. BE consistent"
"Oh, well. he said. d" can't re-
construct the whole language Those
are current words. you know. and
they mean something TO the people
talk to, though they don't mean
anything to me.
About Religion.
"Of course you women hold on
10 your religion til the last thing.
You're narrow, You haven't ad.
vanced as much as men have. You
have to worship something Wo.
man has always been a worshiper.
wouldn't take away your belief
In Christ or men. The difference
between anarchists and other PEG.
pie Is that anarchists are honest
and open. while other men and
women do the same things under
concealment.
"You think anarchists murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23

with them2' asked Shaw. Nothing.
they are normal. replied the ocu-
list, most peoples are defective
oh, said Shaw. because I didn't
see things like other people | sup
posed was wrong. but / find
am right and all the world is
wrong.
Calls Self King.
"But YOU aren't consistent You're
no anarchist You're a pretender.
You are preaching that all govern
ment is wrong and you 20 around
the country calling yourself ear
monarch, king and millionaire
The handsome eyes laughed. You
can't make him mad; he knows all
the time that he's got handsome
features, dark eyes, regular teeth
and curly hair.
lie insists. however. that the im-
portant thing Is 10 announce that
Emma Goldman will lecture at the
Columbia lodge hall. 14l4 Seventh
av.. Tuesday at p. m, on Fran
cisco Ferrar. the Modern Martyr"
and Wednesday evening at the
same place and hour on "The
White Slave Traffic" An admis-
sion Will be charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23
KILLS WILD BAR"
IN WEST SEATTLE

A. Holsington. 47th 81 s. w. and
w. Graham av.. Seattle. doesn't
have 70 go far TO bag bears. lie
hunts them In West Seattle. lie
was shooting iaekrabbits with a ~
rife on Graham street about -four
blocks from California Az. Friday
when he heard rustic In the
bushes and out stalked a 25Opound
black bear.
Hoisington fired nj the bear and
lift n. but the bullet seemed 20 have
M effect ON the bear. He rushed
off 10 borrow a larger gun but the
hear had disappeared when he re-
turned. Saturday he was shooting
in the same ncighborhood WHOM he
again encountered the animal. This
limo he had 81 calibor rifle and
killed him. Tho bear measures five
feet long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23
BY MARION LOWE.

Here's an anarchist" said the
city editor Il want you TO talk to
him"
I'm afraid OF anarchists" said.
but he brought him up and there
was no escape
nr Ben Rcitman. king OF tramps.
monarch OF the h0hoes. czar OF the
buns. millionaire tramp, anarchist.
Emma Goldman's advance man. was
presented
The first frightened glance
showed that he was handsome. and
fear fled. No woman need be afraid
of n handsome man. A handsome
mans vanity makes him as tracta-
BILE as o spring lamb. He'll feed out
OF your hand as long as you make
him think he has magnetic eyes,
Just give him flattery. That's ALL
ls Not Dangerous.
n Emma Goldman's advance man
Is dangerous, it's because OF his
personality. not his anarchy, for
he's not genuine anarchist.
though he thinks he is Hen Ike
that. Every man likes TO have a
woman think he's the very devil
That's where Roitman's inconsis-
tency comes in. lie starts in by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-23

At 10 o'clock Judge Main entered
Judge Ronaida court and took the
bench. lie Immediately called the
case Of the State vs. Hodge The
court room was crowded with spec
tA,ors. jurors and the 100 Witnesses
anhpoenned By the state from all
parts Of King county.
Newspapers in Court.
william II. white. who has had
charge Of the Hodge case from the
beginning. and who. At the dicta-
ton Of Prosecuting Attorney Van.
derveer. induced the grand Jury 10
indict Hodge. arose and addressed
the court lie stated that be de
sired TO submit TO the court copy
OF The Seattle Star OF May u and
Of the Daily Times OF the same
date.
lie stated 10 the court that the
purporf OF both articles was that
Hodge was being prosecuted by
Commissioner Carrigan. and that
the taxpayers money was about TO
be expended 10 further the political
conspiracy OF Carrigan agains,
Hodge
Judge White intimatcd TO the
court that the newspaper articles
fairly represented public opinion.
re then called the attention OF the
court 20 section 81 OF the crimes
act of 1909. that gave the superior
court judges the power on their
own initiative TO dismiss criminal
eases IN which they were convinced
there was no probability Of con
yictiou.
Has Power TO Dismiss.
White, Ia concluding. said. I'm
der this law the court has the power
TO dismiss this case Great press.
ure has been brought to bear to
have me dismiss this case am
willing 20 state what evidence
have ! viii state II orally. or In
writing. whichever the court pre-
fera. In one OF these articles the
the prosecuting attorney is quoted
as saying he has washed his hands
OF this Hodge case. I am only a
deputy | want to put the respon.
sponsibility for acting upon the
court"
William II. Morris. attorney for
Sheriff Hodge. followed White. lie
told the court that Hodge was
anxious to be tried: that Hodge did
not want dismissal OF the case
that Hodge demanded that he be
put on trial before Jury. and that
IL men pass upon his guilt.
Taxpayers Indignant.
Morris pointed out 10 the court
that an OF the pressure brought to
bear 10 have the case dismissed
came from indignant taxpayers
from the citizens OF King county
who knew that Hodge was being
prosecuted as a result OF a political
conspiracy, and who objected 10
having the taxpayers money used