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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15

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@urtofler ...... ...7O.5
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Me0 Ell il,l0> normal Stignin9 o.
uoen Spgoomrne eller Gpioemier ii!
at fornMnolfe bore 9eletninger er
&Groierne al 0isie iteget forbaplen-
Sc. Srpos M%utompbtlet er &proien
al @elte % Muler ltegne orer 100
psf. Multefeer far en &rroiltig
11iug al oper 8 psf, 6oor 24.7 og
Spin II pGt.
Get ialn1re gi9loer ior Sfoppru-
buffer - grl % buio Yine, Sem.
loef, g9 og Foplar er gienneuinit=
Zig gaaet op meo IS psf. 8pnu1los=
porer % 9un1l1lo iou1t 9%iune0parer
er lteget fra 40 til 65 psf. Sbio
Tleece MS er / Sc pitlige Morfeoer
lteget 43 pGt.; 9oaro= og 9leOflll
er lte9ne 80 og ~ pGt., 6eot lis
psf, 6lnif 50 psf, So1g IS psf.
Samtioig ct Iornnlonoet i @elten
og BET ce1ltrale &elten iteget til Set
Opbhelte / Ger0i.
9enne Site ouer Yrisitigning fan
uopibes til at omfatte noe ten alt 6pab
Der oprfes eller fabriferes, % Stig=
ni,rgel1 far beret ioa itaoig % bur-
tig, at Sen far fremfolot alporlig
S%perpejelie ODER 0ens Mor Jag. Set
er ct 6enonen> JON i Iorbinoelie
meo Sc rige Afgrg0er og onore In
.tereSlo11te locial9fonornilfe Spprgs=
moal paafal0er brer trnfenos
Mon0s 8etragtrirg.
&eo set betp0ningsfuloe golg j
1896, De0 bbiltet 8ryan blep l(aaet,
bar set omerifanife 6olf enoeligt og
ofgjort iloaet fat, at @ulo ifol bore
Maoleltoffen for alle @eroier fer ;
Si0en ga bar set enc 2ano
e1ter BET anoet fulgt 0ette pie Cts
6or ct slor lioen optog @iam
Gulo Stan0or0, og man fan meo
iige, at @uloet MI er Seer
olrnaaleren Geroen ru110t.
9fonomerne er enige ON, at ser
er ct otrefte 6orbol0 mellem Meng=
ben at Oct Metal, ser er 8alis for
Neroierne> og 6e in0uitrielle 6or-
9olo. Stiger Meng0en al 6ette Me=
tai - og bets &id6eepne JONI 6glge
oeraf formin0lfes - nil &pr0ien,
Erilerl1e paa aft, ser maaIes pe0 oq
betale5 me0 Bette Metol, nppgerliqt
ltige.
Seroens @ul0pro6uftion.i 1896
por tilnGrmeliesms $2O2,251,6OO.
1909 par Sen tilnprmeliespis
$445, 100000 Settle er en- stiqninq
100 psf. oeer 8roouftionelr /
1896.
8etp0ningen al bette / sets @irf=
Ringer poa n1beren0e og fremtioige
Geroier forltaaeS beolt, 1aor man
at @ulo er uforgen9eligt. Set
@ulo, iom Columbus biemfgrte /
fine G%aropeller> fin6eS sen Sag i6og
/ en- eller anoen Gorm. &pert Mars
Nroouft fpies til ollie Sc foru6gaa-
en6e Mors &ro6uftion.
@beoe-, Mois-, SABRE og anore
&fgreoer / 1909 er on1trent forbrug-
te. Sc. it6lte Mor u6mineoe @ul er
.brenote. Men set Mor efter Mar
prooucereoe @ulo opbober fig, lam-
Les. Sg iom Meng6er foreges og
Mniamlingen bltper iterre, bliper set
billtgere, 5. b. I. / TorboIo til Sc
Sing, bbormeo set uobefsles Ser
nofteoeS efterboan6en mere @ul6 til
at fiebe en- 8ulbel &oe6e, en- &leo-
ming, ct &lnt6 @igo, en- Get MeI
eler boilten fom belit 2ipsforngoenz
beo.
9erfor er Mrbeioslsnaten itaois ite.
get % maa peoblipe at itiee mo-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15

SIN 2erer / 5enoagsifolen oil ban
.llinoes / fiprlig Eafnentmeltg6e6 al
oe mango, Ser / Marenes 2pb neo
gcot al bans paa ianme Sio lige.
lua biertelige lon1 grunoige uuoer,
uiSning. Naor Slien talte til i'm
Spnoagsifoleflosie, bar Ser tutter
2re og, 0pmerfiombe0, tbi fan BOO
De Ell egen gpne til at tale no al
lin egel1 &riitenerfaring = iepnt og
lille, milot og fjerligt = alti0 nleo
i'm Toritaaelie al 8ornets Sanfe og
0oreitilling.
Wen oct bar life blot 8prnere
Der felte Jig Oragne al Olien5 par-
me- friltelige Meteorological = nei.
ollie, Ser fom / 8erering meo bonn,
tolte Jig opmuntre0e og berigeoe efter
Ell Santale me0 bon. 5elp bgitjtau-
etrOe MGno> ser bapoe lprt bam at
tjet1oe - og at fienOe 6om bar at
ellfe bam = iggte / 5rengielstioer,
noor 5pipl eller Anfegtelie gjoroe
Oct mgrft for Dem, til Sen erforne,
froll1me Man0 for at pejle6es.
Set ltore pe0 Gllen bar jerlig oet<
tie, at fan elifeoe lit Soft og iao i'll
oerllg gjerne DilOe fremme allies Be(
og 9e0lte aller bell it 0ele @irfens
Uooer me0 ollie; men at fan poa
lomrne Gio bor blottet for al Sqnfe
ON, at fan ielp Dor ifottet og ellfet.
2ette fom ioa flart frem pao bans
Spgeleie, oa en- Buffet 8lomi tier, Ie0<
loget al Ell 5pmpatbiifripelie, ser til
lige uotolte bans mango @enners
&ierligbe0 og 5af, p%perbrogte5 6an1
of bans Erel It og Sieleidrger - oa
grpo 6an> bgit og lenge, men fun6e
life faa ct Or0 oper fine 2nber, io1
Yrelten lnaatte le6e bans Ianfer
FEN paa noget anbet. Ser fun6e iiges
lo1gt mere ON Sen fjure bebengong=
tie; men jeg oil lutte meb at gien-
toge ct Orb, ser lp0 oper bans
9aare:
San leper biemn1e bos @erren,
San leper / finrlig Grinoring 6os %.
Orb inoti ion.
Sen0og @ftermi6oog S. 10. SUM
oroinereoes Gan0. tbeol. Spen0 O.
u. Marcfmom / Sen Donj fe Strife.
oroi1ationen uofertes al 6ormono
s. Norobp, asliiteret al Yaitorerae
y. Sel'el> S. Girmenitein og $. Ser.
tbellen. 2en1e gribenoe @ejti6elig.
beo, Der ooerppreoeS al Ell ltor 6or.
lornling, oil lenge min0es, ioo ME.
set mere lom fun fao al Sc tiliteoe-
p9renoe bap0e boft 2ejligbe0 til fpr
at orerpere en- Ordination. Sen np=
oroil1ere0e EreltS pen0 MQrcfmann
er foloet til at betiene 3 Meuigbeoer
/ % n9r 2atimer, Soma.
g ijitot5.
ssnoog 6ormi00ae Sen 10. Sum-
6olot 6orn1an0 S. Morobp @ijitots
Srefoloigbeos Meni96eo. Yoltor
@ert6elien bol0t farit @ilitotSprpoi-
fen, og oerefter fulgte @ilitatlen.
6orlnonoen fonot alt / @e1pigbe6en /
6eolte Sroen,i6et Menig6eo og Street,
glerlioigt aflagoe tilfreosltillenoe
%i0neS6pr6.
&orr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15

oeliqit &plt, ga oil oet mtre Nillee.
ipn 9}igsretsoon1mer l1nrgtelig er.
oirfe p%elgipreuoe paa set oanifa
Stotslip / 6remti0em.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15
Eorre(ponoan1e
Sra Snoianapulis.
8 an S e t.

9el1ne Set, Ser foranltalte0eS pes
en- 69%llesfor1ite Be taae11Oe al Me0.
lslnn1er fra ollie %berpnren0e 0anffe
6oreninger, blep en- fltl0enot 5ufces.
ST. 8. 8int6ers Gang for Mnleo-
1ilrgen gioroe megen 2pffe = lige.
lom Soler Der bol6te5 al 9'@rr.
$. 5nlitb, 8. @irtber> 8. @ott,
icbalcf, s. Moller og s. 8%ert6elien.
bleu mo0to9et mes ltor Applaus. Sen
i%ioltneonte Saler fan en0oglaa file
Jig lnrigret Der, at 0en ler0e og po-
pul9re 81. Gb. &iS9olm pes ct le-
mere Mgoe tog Nnleoni,g til at op-
ponere.
ST.. 8. @ottic6olcf lepereoe ON
Mfte1len en- &gffe 9ieppGilleber meo
paslenoe Seflt paa Slim, ser blep
lunge11 al 6oriamlingen. Maturlig;
pis fit boaoe Erelt, Doftor og at.
Ore fremltaaen0e M9no set glatte
Gag; men alt blep optaget / be0l te
Mening; Ser leo 2otter og Mpplaus.
og for en- Gangs Sfplo fit &r. .,
@otticbalcf Mnerfien6elie for lit enc.
l%toaenoe @eni og lin ltorilagne Sp.
finolombeo. 9enne Set lomle0e ser
itprlte 5fare Dorife man far Jet be,
- pmfring pe0 200 8ofslre = o1
Sen oil u0en Suipl gipe Stpoet til
beoreSambol0 og T%orltoaelie mellen
Be berprrer16e forifiellige Srgoniia:
t1oner.
8rDl lupper.
Sen 1. SUM 9gtepie0rs / SEN oor.
lfe Strife ST. @orrp Gtepens til SIP
ten &atbrtne &obinl jon. &irfe1 pu,
lmuft oeforeret> og @pjti0eligbeoe1
o%perurreoes al bellpe0 200 5lpgt
hinge og Senner al 8ruOeparret. 81
ter Siellen leruere0e 8ru0ens 6or
elore, 9r. og 6ru 81. 9}obiniony Mio.
0Qg for on1trent so mere SIegtnin
&c og @enner. @ru0efolfene fit man.
&c p9roiful0e @aper, leoiaget a
binrtelige 9pfgnifninger.
Sen 81. Stunt egtepieoes ST..
Noltor g. Marcfma1n til 6refer
Gbriltine Mn6erlen = ligeleoes
Sen 0anlfe Strife. Gerenronierne pei
0enne Sielle bar nreget enfle = n1el;
oerfor paa ingen Moaoe minore
ltemningSfllloe og ~bpiti0elige. Gftet
&lelien, ser fa1r0t Ste0 ON Torn1i0-
6ogen 81. 9, ierpere0es i. @rl1oens
@iem 6rofolt for Sc nernelte Slegt,
hinge, ogI 9ruoeparret begab Jig
ltrafS efter pao 9eilen til oeres np1
Stem og @irfefel6t / 2otin1er, ga.
990s al6.
Sirs6og Sen IA. Sunni 0poe BOZ
onnlfe &olonis melt ofbolote og ug'
teoe Ma1r6, g ieIs g 5 e +
81 e It. San blep begropet 5ors.
oog 6en 16. Sunni fra SEN 6onife Sir
fe l1n0er III p0panliq itpr 9eltuoeli1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15

! strip efter Erspennmre al bette
'glao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15

81 far mo0taget i%g(geu0e:
&cttclier til 6oritanScr 9. @uroea-
tuft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15
9 5 s

Sirsoag Sen IA. sunni opoe BOT
0anlfe &olol1is melt of6olote og az.
te6e Man0, g ieIs g e 5 e T.
81 e II. San blep begropet Sors.
oog Sen 16. sunni fra SEN 6onlfe Sir
fe un6er uie0banlig ltor 9eltogelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-15


Suenltaaen6e Mrtifel mo6tog ri
lioite l1ge fra &aitor 9itergaaro,
men iaa ient, at Sen life fun0e font
ME i ii61te l1geS Mlm1er al 8la0et.
ga ri inoiaa, at 8aitor 9itergaar6s
notolelier fer efter al @an6ipnlig-
beo biloe fremfal6e ct Sbar al Gor.
ltanoer Moroentoft, ien6te ri, for at
fremifpn6e en- Mfilutning al Debat-
ten for bette 8lo6s @e6fomme116e, ct
Mftrpf at artitlen til ST.. Moroentoit,
laaleoes at bans ebentuelle Spor
fllnbe frelntomn1e iamrnett me6 8a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-06

There are three features required to
make first class gas stove. They are
economy in gas, baking and working
qualities and durability. There are
hundreds of gas stoves sold in Omaha
every year that haven't any one of the
three. There are hundreds that work
we'll but only last few years. The
Detroit Ideal made the reputation of
lasting. twenty years, being an ex-
fine baker and the most
gas stove made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-06

A Steel Range will reduce the cost
of living in the winter time because 1t
will warm your house and do your
cooking with one fuel. A first class
Steel Range is still the cooking appa-
ratus that does the real perfect and
thorough cooking. One can always tell
the difference in the taste of anything
cooked on a first class Steel Range or
anything else. Our Ranges have made
the reputation of being first class.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
OHIO NOT RIPE FOR
 FOR BRYAN'S IDEA
GOVERNOR HARMON DECLINES TO HAVE CONVENTION EN. DORsE SENATE CANDIDATE

COLUMBUS. O.. May 2S.-Iu a formal statement issued tonight in reply to W. L Bryans editorial in
 he Commoner. calling upon Govern OF Harmon to have the coming dem ocratic state convention endorse a candidate for senator. Gorer-cr Hag- mon says.
 .I am convinced that it would be best to elect senators by direct vote Of the people. bu whether until his change is effected attempts should be made to ascertain the will of the voters and Impose it on the legis- lature, depends ca conditions as they exist.
 -.ll Ohio tsis year. The sentiment among the democrats was that the matter should be left Go inc members of the legislature ard their constit- uents. Ma Bryan's opinion Is al ways emitted to the greatest respect but ! am confident that his long ab- sence has made him unfamiliar with The present peculiar conditions in Ohio. and that if he knew them as they are known here. he would see the good policy Of emitting the seua- turship from c0nsidera ion by the convention"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
WINS RELAY RACE.

REDLANDS. Cal, May 2S.-The Santa Barbara-Redlands Y. N. c. A. relay race ended here tonight at S:55 D. m. George Armstrong at that time handed the message to Mayor J. II. Strait The Redlands boys left River. side at 7:I0. reached Cotton at 7:59 and Casa Loma, S:53. and from there il was carried more than half mile through the business section by four runners in less than two minutes. Mayor Strait read the message to a crowd of 6.000 in front of the Y. NJ. c. A. building and made a brief ad- dress. Redlands municipal band gave a concert and several Y. M. c. A. off, cials who were in charge of the race and had come here for the finish, made brief addresses.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
M%svwxN Nn1s~ $Saw.
BISBEE'S BIGGEST, BUSIEST AND
 BEST STORE

the manufacturers of some liver and the Ci'y Beautiful was well covered kidney pills, and stomach tablets. and with the dope. More than one little rot found the stuff and ate some. sup posing 1t to be candy. before hOr.i fled and indignant parents were aware Of it
 This method of advertising s.ledi- cine does not appeal to the people of Warren. or anywhere else aad those responsible for it will hardly gain patronage by such mea9s. if one is to judge from the torrid remarks made by fathers Of children who ate the stun.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

one of his delightful programs. ? The Stars and Stripes will be in evidence and the association hopes that the lovers of good entertain ment will fill the house.
 Nature. training and experience have fitted Mir. Smith for the difficult task of pOrtraying almost every type and phase of human nature. By his power Of making people laugh, he brushes frOwns away and drives care from weary brains and sorrow from heavy hearts. lie is as welcome as the Spring day you read about.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

sEcY .
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
MEDICINE SAMPLES
 EATEN BY CHILDREN
PRACTICE OF THROWING PATENT DOPE IN YARDS IS RoUNDLY DENOUNCED

The practice some drug s ores have Of strewiag samples ct patent medicines broadcast. in front Of homes and on porches. is arousingI a great deal of protest among parents who have small childrea Yesterday was apparently Warren Day for
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
RAIL MEETING Oh JUNE 1 WILL
 BE IMPORTANT
Southwestern Stockholders to Amend Articles Permitting Line to Extend Having Other Terminals Than Benson,

One June !. in this city the stock
 holders of the Fl Paso & Southwest
 ern k. R. Co. win hold spec
 ial meeting which has been called foi
 he purpose of authorizing the amend
 ment of the articles Of incorporation
 og that company. By virtue of these
 amendments the El Paso X South.
 western will be in a position to ex-
 tend is line of railroad in this ter
 ritory 10 point CT points other than
 Benson. Under our laws it will be
 necessary for the amendment to the articles of incorporation of the rail road company to state the initial and tensions. When the meeting has ad- jonrned, and the amendments adopted made public. those interested may learn something of the contempla ed extensions of this line of railway which has it's terminus now at Ben son.
 At the general offices of the Cop !. Der Queen company. a Phelps Dodge ] corporation it is stated that no de | cision will be reached at this mee-- ing to build. or not to build. any or several extensions. The only statement being given out is that the meeting is a matter of form and has no bearing on sny decision 10 bel reached in the future regarding Ey4 P & <. W. extensions. It is plain however. that as a result of such meeting and the amepdment of is articles of incorporation. the F. r. & w would be in a position to ay-. tend its lines on short notice
 Fl Paso & Southwestern surveyors are still in he field and are send ing in reports to the office of H. J. Simmons. general manager Of the at Fl Paso. Mr. Simmons has been in the east for the pas, .Ro weeks attending a coRference otI -ailroad managers in Chicago oa mat CTS enecting the scale Of wages OF ailroads west of the Mississippi
 There seems to be a general feel ng of certainty that the F. p. & s. N will extend it's line to Tucson a-di hat at an early date 4 HaHr5aG lan Is authority for the sta-emsnt ha business is moi particularly risk on the western division of he. :. ?. q S w.. while the eas;e.n tEision. between EI Paso & Tuclm. ari. is crowded both with passenger nd freight business. The western iEisio1 could be kept equally as usy as the eastern diyisic1 # not lore so, were it not for lhe fac hat the s. F. consistently refuses to ccept eastern business from ,ne r. , & s. ". at Benson. All of the 'eight that is hauled into Fl Paso yer the E. P. & $. ". tracks from ucumcari is turned over to the s. :. for the western haul in Fl paso ards. It is said that his freight mounts to as high as a hundreI and ity cars per day. n It is natural that the F.. D. G S N :. should want this busi1,ss for s western division and perhaps szt- Of factory arrangements haze bc,a -ade for delivering this freight to N le s. P. at Tucson and perhaps. 1t ~ il be delivered to the santa Fe all cr. liver Ben or Phoenix. VT
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
pHoEnIx MERCHANT DIES.

PHOENIX. Ariz. May 2s.--L- La Chance. manager Of the Wakeiin Gro cery company. one of the largest commercial houses in Arizona, died this evening of heart disease after an illness of six weeks at the age of Cs. He came here from Wausau. Wis
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
SMITH RECITAL
 MONDAY EVENING
ROYAL ENTERTAINER WILL DE- LIGHT AUDIENCE AT THE OR PHEUM WITH HUMoR.

The entertainment to be given Mon day evening. May 90. under the aus pices of the Young Women's Christian association will be most interesting. From to S:30 o'ciJck the ''L. s. & P." band will furnish a program. At S.30 Mir. Robert Oden Smith. the i'm and entertainer will give
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29
BISBEE'S BIGGEST. BUSIEST AND
 BEST STORE
Z. ". C. A NnrEs

Wednesday evRing June Is! ar 7.s0 o'clock every young woman member of the Y. W. C. <. who would like to take an outing in the Hnachuca mountains is invited to tho Younl, Women's Christian association Co talk over the feasibility Of such an outing
 This depends entirely or those who wonid Ike it and it will b. necessary for such to meet and talk 1t over. The association secretaries will make plans with those who are interested sufficiently to come ont and show their interest Be a booster nor sponger. Help make it go.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

To consider for the most part only cases arising from the sale of liquor 1o Indians. the federal grand jury is in session nPhoenix this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

The craze spreads. The Governor Of Tennessee has pardoned several murders. and now the Governor of Minnesota has even pardoned a poet.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

A regular meeting of the irIsh Ma tionalists will be hld in Medisovich Fall Sunday May 29.h, at 12:30 D. m.
 James McGahey.
 SECY.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-29

The gentleman from Columbus who reports the birth of his twenty third child ought to be honOred with membership on the Teddy home coming reception committee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-15
CIRCUIT COURT.
CO,INTON PLEAS COURT,

The Bobb- Merrill Co, books for
circuit court ....",,.....,...,.,.'',
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-15
COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
To the Court of Common Pleas of Marion County, Ohio
The following is detailed statement of financial
transactions for the year ending August 31st,
1910, as required by Section GIT r. s. of o.

! ing tile across Howison pike. 1O.VO
II. g. Kramer, placing tile across =,
Underwood pike .............'',. 9'g
Joe Almendlnger, repairing cuivert -'W
o. ". Hipsher, repairing culvert =.
on Caledonia & Clyde pike. 3.W
NJ. Il. Longshore. hauling iron pipe -
and storage paid on samc.,.,.'.. 400
Siias Albright, placing sewer across oo
Salem pike ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f''V
=. Drake & Sons, repairing eulvert
on the CUTLERY and Mitten pike,
Big Island township 80. 1Oos s00
David Il. Rider. repairing culNert Jaw
II. NJ. Bell hauling lumber ANA re- .,
pairing culvert. Bell & Icig PR. 2.w
ADVERTISING -
,ri,o .o Sdarion Mirror ..,,,,....... $50
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-15
FEES AND SALARIES.


G. l., Allen, making school stalls
{, L. Allen, making turnpike for
1871, 1903 and 900 ..s,..,..........
q L. Allen. making ditch records
{. IL. Allen, furnishing assessors
supplies for 1908 ....,,........,....
c. L. Allen, making school statis-
. TICS Tor 1908 northumberland.
c, l.. Allen, furnishing assessors
supplies for 1909 ....,.....,,..,..,,.
SHERIFF..
John q. Stark, serving grand and
petit jury yenire Jan. 1910 ......,.
John. @. stark. serving grand and
petit Jury venire and mileage
April, May and September.,....
John 9, Stark, expense account,
John q. Stark. special yenire wit
nesses, etc grand and. petit jury
Sept 20, 1903 TO Oct. i2, is09.....
John, q, Stark special venlre grand
ana ana petit jury March s TO MAJ
~ Siv tsf.,n...,.....,.''. 80. -
John q: Stark, expenses paid by
tNl.e s..,,;'''...s,,.,,, -, .,,,',,.
'ohn q, stark. expenses account
uroVer Hollis case .......n.,,..,.,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-15

TO the Courtof Common Pleas of Marion
County, Ohio
The following Is n detailed statement
OF our financial transactions for the ye "
ending August 3lst 1910, as required by
section glI II. s. of o.:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
WOMEN TAXPAYERS MAY VOTE.
Eligible to Cast salIo.s on public
- OWnership Question.

Women taxpayers will be allowed
to vote at the special election. Aug
Is, on the Moore municipal owner
ship plan. Those who own property
jointly with their husbands will have
the privilege as well as those who
have separate ownership.
There has been some inquiry as
to where the money will come from
to pay the expenses OF this election"
said President Gilman of the COM
mon council, who introduced and
fought through the resolution to sub
init the municipal ownership question
at the special election. THE money
10 all provided for. In the spring OF
1909, when Mayor Breitmeyer ex-
pected to have settlement plan from
his committee OF fifty ready TO vote
on last summer, got an appropria-
ton Of $4,000 to pay the expenses.
The money went into .unexpended bal
ances I'm the general fund July L, this
year, and was still available by vote
of the council. There is, believe,
about $4,000 left of the amount
which the ID. u. r. has paid into the
city treasury In track rental at 5000
a day. About $4,000 has been paid
out In the attempt to get settlement
OF the street car question"
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seollpe that the railway Was the
rtD31)Q owneF n. thq. land. and t1as
';es 4 \ sn s;a M9'sf ysFs % sps Prem
7Ilornsy X6ss4 'McclAtchsy. repre-.
SEEMING Lobdelf ana Miller, advised =
peaceful surrender. He will now,
however. start ejectment proceedings
against the company and later means
TO ask the circuit court for an In
junction TO keep the Michigan. Cen
trail on the land claimed by Lobdell
and Miller, The latter secured a tenn
porary Injunction against the rail-
way, but II was dismissed by Judge
Rohnert on Wednesday. The injunc.
ton was issued by Judge l-urfin and
as he was out OF the city when the
matter came up on Wednesday Judge
Rohnert dissolved the order without
prejudice so that new injunction
could be asked for.
Iobdell and Miller declare they VIII
continue a fight through ihe courts
10 recover their land or make the
Central give them what II
Is worth.
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vehicle was now indispensable and
was here to stay, he declared. He
said. however, that the automobile
business could not go on forever In
this country at its present pace, and
that II was bound to settle to the
more stable plane of other world
wide business activities.
/. In the afternoon session Henry
Souther, metallurgist OF Hartford
Conn and state chemist for Connect
cut, gave an address on "The speci-
hcAtf0n ana heat treatment or auto
mobile materials" Prof. r. C., Car
penter, OF Cornell University: ID. II.
Graham, Of Bristol, Conn; Prof. w.
III. Bristol, Of Waterbury, Conn, A.
#. Shore. of New York. and II. q.
Mc00mb, OF Buffalo, also read papers
on technical topics pertaining to the
automobile.
The smtannual dinner of the assoc
citation will take place Thursday
night in the new roof garden dining
room OF the Hotel fuller.
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Boy Bun Down by Auto

Eddie Woodolan, 10-year-old boy,
living with his parents at No. 571
Twenty-ffth-st., was struck by an auto
at Congress and Third-sts., We'd
nesday. The driver OF the auto
speeded mp and was not identified
The boy was taken to the Red Cross
hospital and was found to be suffering
severe bruises about the shoulders
Joseph Woodolan, brother, reports
that he called up the hospital on the
telephone, Wednesday night to learn
OF the injured boys condition, Mand
was told that he would have to wait
till visiting hours. Thursday before
he could see him.