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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
WILL OPEN A
LUNCH ROOM
William Rhodes will Occupy the Joe
Rossman Room.

Williamw Rhoades of DeGraG,
formerly we'll known restaurant
man of this city has procured u lease
on the room occupied bp Joe Roseman
on South Main street and will open
a first class restaurant and dining
hall about April first.
MIR. Rhoades will be remembered as
the proprietor of the old Dairy lunch
room on North state street, later he
ran dairy lunch ON Court street,
then opened a dining hall on Eas.
Center street in the Drake property
and finally located at the presen.
stand of Johns restaurant on east
Center street.
. Rhoades will completely remodel the
Roseman room and will install q dag
and night lunch room together vita
a modern dining hall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
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Best made. Glover Lear. :
MISSING SINCE
CHRISTMAS EVE

New York. IA general police
alarm was. sent out today for
Michael j. Gilooley. for twenty
eight years an employe of Thomas
f.. Ryan, and for q decade his con-
ndental agent. who has been myster-
iously missing for the past six weeks
According to q siste rof the missing
man, he disappeared on Christmas
eve with practically no money, leaV-
ing upon tho dresser of his room
n check for $1,000 from Mr.. Ryan
as a Christmas gift.
The fnancier is making every et'
fort to find his missing confidential
agent, and declared through his pri-
vate secretary that there is pos
sibility that the man has met with
foul play.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12

A petition was filed in the court OF
common pleas today by Attorney Fred
w Warner, on behalf of the Central
Christian church and the trustees W
G. Stafford, Willis Hipsher, w. O.
Young and Jacob Berry, asking leave
to borrow $500 by giving mort
gage on the church property to Sc
cure promisory note of that amount
The petition states that the loan was
authorized at meeting of the church
congregation held Jan 20, 1910 ana
that the money Is 20 be used to pay
off the Indebtedness incurred In the
construction of a new house OF wor'
ship as the church has not sufficient
funds to meet It's obligations.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

The School Examiners of Marion
county, Ohio, will meet for the ex-
animation of teachers at Central
school building. Saturday.
March 5tli. =
April End.
May 9TH.
June 9TH.
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 en-
velope stamped ana addressed to him
or herself. in which a certificate or
notice OF failure will be forwarded
Applicants will be graded on scale
OF 100. No certificate will be grant
ed when the grade in any branch
falls below 65. An average of 70
with a minimum of SIS secures a GER
tificate for one year, SIS with mini
mum Of 20 secures a certificate OF
twp years, 95 with a minimum of 80
secures certificate for three years.
Success in the school room Will also
be taken into consideration in de-
termining the class of the certificate
s. w. Allmendinger,
w. p. Moloney.
Ber r. Bell Clerk.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
CONTEST WILL
BE INTERESTING
"Who Is Who" Already Attracts a
Deal Of Attention in the City.

Who contest. That new game that
everybody is talking about, it's the
biggest thing that has come to town,
more fun than a three ring circus and
far more interesting than the latest
copyrighted love story. The young
and the old alike play at Who is Who,
you don't want to miss it as IL is the
best ever. The Mirror, always TO the
front with things that are full of en-.
terprlses arranged to bring II to Ma
rion for your entertainment and
amusement. It's mighty instruct
i've game. Keep your eye on the
Mirror because there is money in the
Who Is who contest for you.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
SEA GETS BACK UP.

La Rochelle, France, Feb. IL
An unaccountable disturbance of the
sea took place here today The sea
rose several feet and became violent
ly agitated, breaking the anchor
chains of many of the vessels in the
harbor The disturbance extended
to the Rochefort Heavy damage
at other points is feared.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
A DOLLARS
HARDEST
WORK

Is 10 remain idle. Idle dollars
are worthless SO far as their earning
power goes.
Idle doilarg earn no interest /;
they cause you TO lose interest In
them. When you have started. it's
easy td keep the dollars earning
more; your interest from your dol
lars and In, your dollars increases
as they keep piling up. We have al
ways paid q per cent on deposits
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
RAISULI is DEAD.

Tangler, Feb. 12-Raisuli the no.
torious bandit, died today from pois-
oning, the supposed result of a plot.
Raisuli gained worldwide notoriety
several years ngo. by kidnapping Miss
Ellen Stone. an American missionary,
and holding her for a $4,000 ransom
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12

Spokane, Wash Feb. S-"There
is nothing representative about the
commission from the government.
II is an autocratic proposition and
am going to fight it,"
Such is the declaration made to-
day by Thomas MalOney. one of the
best known labor men i'm the city
and former vice president of the
Washington state Federation of Lab
or, when interviewed on the propos-
ed plan to adopt "A municipal COM
mission In Spokane. lie added
THE great trouble is that men
will be men no matter where YOU
put them and ii is the peoples
fault that men whose sole idea Is Ia
serve special Interests are placed i'm
positions of power where they may
do harm.
The present system cannot be inn
proved upon, except through the sell
ection of good men. One of the
great troubles now is that the leg.
islatiyc branch wants to dictate tc
the executive department.
'The commission plan Is purel,
autOrcratlc, and | do not believ,
that 1t win stand the test Theore
tically, it may be q good thing, bu
in practice we must figure on human
frality, and that is the great draw
back"
Spokane, Wash, Feb. S.--Colora
IL, 10 N
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
SPEAKS RIGHT OUT.

Philadelphia, Feb. ~ Declaring
that the proposed central bank of the
United States would be owned or
controlled by the Standard oil COM
pany, or used MS political football,
Leslie NJ. Shaw, former secretary of
the tresaurY at the annual meeting OF
the Pennsylvania Bankers associh-
ton here today asailed the system.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
There Money For You In The Mirrors Who Who Confess

given to those attending the school
who have attained satisfactory pro-
ficlency.
IAN apple packers school in Spo.
kane would go long way toward
solving the problem of the shortage
of good packers in this vicinity"
said Mr.. Shinn. 1--WE find that we
have to educate our own packers.
A school would be the means of pro-
viding young men with q profitable
calling as well as being of immense
benefit to the fruitgrowers Of Spo-
kane county"
"The market value of apples de-
pends largely upon the packing"
said Mr.. Rice. it Is an exact sci
ence and to the proficiency of our
packers is due TO no small degree
the supremacy of the product of
this section of Washington in the
markets of the country"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12

Trust him little who praises all, him
less who censures all. and him least
who IL Indifferent to all-Lavater.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12

Spokane WISH, Feb. S.-Another
large company to develope power
sites in central Washington has been
organized by Robert e. Strahorn,
builder of the North Coast railway,
and associates. II is the Columbia
River Reclamation company, with
headquarters in Spokane. Mr.. Stra,
horns name does not appear in the
Incorporation papers of the company
although it is known that he is large
ly interested, and one of the in
spring forces of the organization
The new company has filed re-
quest for n right of way across the
state lands near Priest Rapids, Ida
no, for n width of 1000 feet and
running about 10 miles near the
river. While the capital stock Is
only 100000, it is generally under
stood that the company has been
iully financed. Mr.. Strahorn now
controls all the power in Yakima
valley except that at Ellensburg and
Prosser, where there are small
plants.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
PERSONALS

A child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sharp,
of Mound street, is III with grip.
S. B. King. of oak street( is con-
fined to his home with a severe attack
of the grip.
Mrs. Charles Sharp and two daugh-
ters, who have been i'll, are Convals-
cling.
Joseph Lucas, of Miuerton, Ohio
is the guest of his brother, n. j. Lu'
cas-, of Silver street.
Mr.. Benjamin r. Smith and Miss
Mary Il. George were united in
marriage by Justice Charles E.
Gompf in the office Of the Probate
Judge al o'clock this afternoon.
they win make their home on David
street.
Best made. Glover Lear. eodtf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
PERSONALS


Mrs. Don Diebert of Detroit Is
visiting relatives In this city
Miss Berlan Lotte of Cardington.
and Mrs Gaines Rush, OF Mt Gliead
were Marion visitors yesterday
Mrs. 70. IL. Powers returnes tomor-
row from New York City where she
has been purchasing her Easter dis
play of millinery.
Mrs. James Compton returned yes
terday to her home in Cleveland after
an extended visit with her sister Mrs
Mark @. Chase of Delaware avenue,
II has caused more laughs and
dried more tears, wiped away more
diseases and driven away more fears
than any other medicine. It's Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea, thirty
years without an equal thars
enough.
Chas. Schmidt & Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
LODGE NEWS

X X " " - y - y q -
There was good attendance and
many interesting features at the rcgu
lar meeting of Marion lodge No. 4O2
knights of Pythias held last evening
After passing through the regular
business. initiatory work was taken
up and the ranks of Page and bs-
ulire were conferred upon u class of
two candidates
A committee composed Of Messrs
Elmer Schoenlaub. Clifford House.
and o. j. Nippert was appointed al
this time and instructed to arrange
to entertain the members of Nora
lodge at social and banquet mex
Friday night. The committee which
was appointed at previous meeting
TO arrange for the annual banquet
announced that the big event vii
take place on Thursday night, Febru
airy oath. Parker's orchestra of Colum
bus will be present and many othel
unusual features will be arranged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12

Spokane, wash, Feb. s.--Colora.
do is advertising the sale af a box
of apples at $52.5O at the recent ap-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12

Waysdo Rose Rebeccah lodge mes
last night with a good attendance
Routine business was transacted after
which all cares of life were laid aside
and the evening spent in a delightful
social session. An Informal program
OF music and rccttations was render
ed Elegant refreshments were served
and an enthusiastic session resulted
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12

The Foresters held regular meet
ing Friday evening. An oyster sup
per was served and a smoker was
enjoyed. Six candidates viii be In
itiated at a meeting to be held Feb
ruary 25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
OBSERVATIONS

THE WELFARE LEAGUE planning say farewell ON.
PLENTY OF PERFECTLY COOP eltrous wouldn't caro- If III
Gill never came back.
he has been noted losing anything
MAYOR wARoALL suspects that the people be
hind him. barring few natural exceptions
THE SILENCE or REV MARK A. MATTHEWS under the cir.
eumstanees T. 70 say the very least astounding
sAlLInoER Is about to probe The Alaska land frauds BAL
Inger always impuisive sort Of felow.
Apvasly ORNAMENTAL POLICE force can resign any time
# wants to without making the public throw a fit
The PEOPLE OF THIS STATE enioy nonpart'an iuae
much than the made.in Tacoma product
EVANSVILLE IND pagss editor says he has fruit, that is
half peach and half apple It's dry town too isn't ~
JOHN A. wAALLeY says an election officer drank That's car
rng conservatism far for the insurance business
tourists say Mexico engaging
drunk centennial which going
The Chicago New. says: Ballqsers
COMMITTEE HEADED ~ GENE WAY should meet Chief
the oh whaFI Know About You
HOW TERRIBLY emsARRAsssD tina, council committee would
told the about the restricted district
THE unpsRrAkeas AND The COFFIN MAKERS arc finishing
the little details the deer hunting which begins October
IT political mino. Indorse Taft; re-
TO ANY ~oLp GUARD SEEING reliable recruits We upbe.
ng recommend Frederick Sawyer chairman Of the finance
HOW TIMES have ehansedr Here's posse out after robbers
and those famous fourushng bloodhound Brady and
mentioned
WITHOUT DOUBT r4e occOss1AL Realty Co and the mor.
Investment Co sitting back and thanking heaven that they
WAY up in the polar country Explorer Dr. Anderson eating
feather shoe Hoes and hides and probably IKE the Of
VOTERS home district and ropudaed vice
will run after the band wagon upon being kicked off H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept 27-Most
everybody knows that refrain Of q
famous college song. I'VE Don't
Give Bread With One Fish Ball f."
Pretty tight waddy sort Of a refresh.
ment place Il Was that found i'm.
naturalization Ia that dlity. but a
certain department store In New
York has Il beat. II a story told at
"A bridge party the other day may
be believed.
The woman who told OF the oo-
currence said abe had been shop
ping around In this store most Of
the forenoon. and was weary. Find.
Ing the soda fountain near by, she
bought a glass Of Yichy. took IL 10
"A little table Mt hand aud sat down
Promptly stepped up To her a pert
young maiden with many peroxide
puffleta and hlgh.held chin.
Quoth she:
Pardon me. lady. but you cant
sit down with a scent drink"
As Ike silverberg and Meyer
RoAenbium we're held for trial In
special sessions. Israel Wibbio Of
tho United States marine corps
scornfuily eyed them and said. You
fciiern can't trim no marines and
Eit away with H."
II was an awful trimming that
silvsrbcrR and Hoaenbium had
handed to the man ia the red and
blue uniform. He wandered into
their pOpwun shooting gallery on
the lower Bowery. and fired four
darts AZ the little numbered tags
hanging on n board. He won a col.
lar button. brass siickpln. a plush
pincuRhion and a wire brooch which
spelled Nellie" IN pretxelly letters.
lie handed 20 Ike $40 bill. and Ike
gave him back S.. That was a
pretty good bunch Of change TO get
out OF SO bill on the lower Bow
cry. bul SIN Israel Wihble felt sort
OF pceyish about H. lie thought a
dollar a shot vas all 10 the Aldrich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
STAR DUST

Men 72.3 cents a day, women 60
csn,s, boys 40 cents and girls ss.3
cents.
Cape Colony bought 1899
pairs Of shoes from foreign manu-
facturers last year.
There ~ a counterfeit $4,000 bill
Ia circulation. Better look long
and carefully Ia your next pay en-
yelope.
Some Of the residents Of TEXAS
want the state split up and two
states made Of u.
Did you know that
VIM j. Bryan IL half Irlah7
British and German shipping
companies are engaged In fierce
rivalry for the carrying trade OF
East Africa.
Shakespeare may be right when
he says there are sermons In
stones. BUT he never punetured a
tire on a sharp one.
By the way. hobble pocketbooks
are also very much worn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
aV MARION LOWE.


Show me your shoes and III tell
you what YOU are,
when | looked nj the shoes OF a
man In the Arcade elevator today
! sald. Il know what you1i do
Aud he did Il.
lie pushed himself In front of a
woman who was leaving the ele-
yator and went out ahead OF her.
Ills shoes were not shabby. but
they were coarse and unpublished.
like the man who wore them
They hadn't the good. business like
look OF the man that's fair aud viii
give the other follow bis chance.
They were pointed az the toe. broad
aud flat al the lnStep. That man
VIII edge his way Ia wherever he
can. and ho will push out everybody
be can.
Shoes Tell on You.
Have you ever thought about the
psychology or the ethics OF the
shoeg It's as Interesting a. palm.
iatry or phrenology.
When you are on street car or
In an elevator. study the sho~a Of
your fellow passengers without
looking at their faces. Make your
guess az 20 general style and claasl.
fiestion of the wearnrs. thea look At
their faces and manners. and see II
your shoe diagnosis wasn't right
Sticking out from under a dreaa
skirt Is pair Of French heel shoes.
Il Is 6 o'clock In the evening. when
people are going home from work.
Without looking from the floor you
know that the klrl has on a cheap
wolfe skirt and a fussy lace-grlmmed
waist She wears enormous rats.
with an exaggerated style Of hair
and mueh.trlmmed hat, She r.
probably letting her family support
her. or she may be the foolish wife
OF some hard working man. and hau
been spending the afternoon stroll.
ing along Second av.
Lots Of Them.
She isn't the only high-heeled Of.
fender agains, good taste There
are hundreds OF them 10 be seen on
the street. pretty weil dressed but
for that one exception It's a good
guess that they're not heavywelKhis
mentally.
There's a pair Of mems shoes.
high Cuban heel. extreme boxed toe.
You can shut your eyes and know
that tbs rest 81 bis makeup Ia peg.
legged trousers. cheap fancy half.
hose. pink shirt aud purple lie. lie
ioafa between jobs AZ cigar stands
and around the doors of cheap
theatrcA
Set firmly on the floor. as ~ they
meant ouslneas. u a pair Of 40
mems shoes. street shoes with sen.
slble heel. heavy sole. Above these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

shoes will be a plain tailored suit,
plain tailored shirt waist street hat
and sensible face She earns her
own LIVING aud knows business IL
business She saves her pretty.
fancy clothes and shoes for wear
when she ErtH home
The Business Mans Shoes
when abe comes into the car. "a
pair Of mems shoes across the aisle
begin % move. and the man gives
her hts seat lie has on atardard
buaineas mans shoes. well shined
without looking up. you know that
he has on a business suit You ean
almost read his residence address.
The run over" heel tells a sorry
tale of hloyouilneaa. The woman
with the run over heel viii do up
her work Ia the morning with un.
eumb~d hnlr and noiled apron
She'll slap the children and Acnld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
The Human Flesh Market

Some pcssmsts constantly dwell the fact that beef
and pork ouageousy high Why don't they look the
bright side-human flesh is selling at very low figures
Note these market reports from Chicago That's the city
where beef and pork packed Maumeat too IS cut up
there. and then canned"
Antony Szopnsk H. gave five fingers OF his lett hand
a can-making company The company gave him 81 IN
OF their accident insurance and then canned him
only support OF an old mother.
Anniea Poczak 10 gave fingers Of her right hand TO
packing company She got $40 for each finger. which
than Antony got for his whole hand But OF
Anouy's loss only a left hand.
Mary Haw, 10 gol Sl4 for finger
Curran 20 got s. Tor the little finger OF her
right hand But Joe Slovius got SIS for LETT thumb but
OF oe hand wasn't much good without the thumb.
Valentine Tezek received SlQ for his righ, arm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

her husband 40 cobblcr can make
her over. she's born that way.
Standing on the back platform OF
The car ~ pair Of heavy. muddy
shoes They're rough. but there's
a man inside Of them Somebody
has a. dix bitches and build bridges
He's doing the worlds work.
Pooling ont over the edge 81 the
car seat 10 pair 81 tiny shoes
know who's wearing emf A baby.
Every body knows where that little
shoe wearer belongs Ia some.
hody'a heart
l. there a happy mother who
hasn't tucked away In a drawer the
firut shoe OF her first baby It's
something 20 laugh over. something
TO cry over. maybe
All philosophy ends In a baby'a
shoe. ia just a baby. and that's
enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

them rcddeued now-snfed eagerly while
mother baked
And hon along city folks and spoiled that
horses And autos and
erecting betting crowds from the pie oun
bet their summers on the races
The pumpkin institution TOO old aud TOO Respectable
to be thus prostituted
food and the vhsnee to
live free. sane. happy lives
which binds to the days Of youth Il bring.
calico who loved and toed and
night that HER boy
might into good
: the vision of youth that
patched pants and ts sruggcs aud ~ proud
economies and sacrifices
Il arstocrat the pumpkin pic II mover had
amber glasses
with high priced ochesras and tiled floors
got very away association with mother and
home
those skunk making them by the
thousand and using a bait for gamblers.
o call a The thing know some enter
prisiug be Christmas turkey advertise
mel for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
IN LITTLE OLD new YORK

tariff for popgun shooting But be
rolled bis hoop. as hidden.
However. he came back next
night and stood around the popgun
battery. Pretty soon Joseph Dedln.
ski doomed up az the counter for n
little light ar,nery practice After
shooting Joseph took out his peck
etboOk 10 pay Quickly he was in
formed that he had another shot,
and a popgun was handed TO him.
As he shot hand reached out and
raked ia the purse. from which a
S. bin Was extracted while Joseph
fired.
Then Israel put Joseph wise 10
what had transpired. and the two
started In TO clean up the shooting
gallery. They we're doing pretty
well when the police grabbed all
hands Magistrate Krotel eompli.
mented Mr wibble. Il. s. 81 C.. on
his detective ability. as he held the
shooting gallery pirates for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

railroad fighter n now being i'm.
portuned 10 try for the United
States senaiorship. Senator Warner
having decided that he bad worn
the tOga long enough. Gov Hadley.
the first republican executive Mis-.
souri, has had IN over 20 years. aud
Sho carried the state AT the same
time that Taft Loaf IL. IL the most
promising % Missouri republicans.
Down IN the show the" state they
arc already talking about "Hadlcy
for president In 1919"
Although be- IL but -. Hadiey has
a fine record as public official
lie II tho young man who bearded
20 Broadway few years ago. and
grilled the oil trusts officials on tho
witness stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
STROLLER'S COLUMN

You never feel the hs,d..,
me law business. said aesnnggs Z
vine. one Of the Younger ~, u
OF the Seattle bar. aupin ,.'lesa
- case before a country t,ss,sa n
I tried one IN the eomas.
Day said BIN The jusll1, ~
ne postmaster and groee, -
the time FOR trial arrived VIA
a note from The defendant g
VINO lived 10 Edmonds. 10 tbs ~.
that her married daughter 49, s''ss
feeling well. aud she woaia ~ 2
have The case continued 49, ~ 2
u took me 30 minutes 10 ea,'ai
the Judge that the married a. ~,,a''
had nothing 70 do with ~ l'si
and that. this being a third :,
continuance be could not leTsl1. /. I
20 without my consent sns
not feel like coming out ~ =
again yea
Finally the case star,es =
Judge found q chair for blmse,s -
the witness The rest of nj =, =
cracker boxes and molass.s !. Z
rels. Whenever would obss,, !.
a question. u was funny 10 49,
the profound mien assumad 4. 4
Judge lie knew about A. -.
about law az be did abog, - -.
planes.
Every now and then a cus,e.
would come into the store ~ I.
Judge would say. Hold on 4 q.
ute. Court would suspend bus.ss..
until be weighed out the ava, J.
filled bag Of sDuds
But the climax came wbe a.
rear door opened and hts wlfs -,
her head IN with this query.
when be you eating dlnss, :
day. ledger q"