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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-01-28

hard as the big 'uns that Jeff
flattened out.
CALLS JEFF PENNSYLVANIA
DUTCH.
II don't think jeff is the kind
of man that will suffer from
nervousness. He's of Pennsylva-
MIA Dutch parentage and has the
phlegmatic disposition Of Hol-s
land Dutchman. Nothing ever
feazes him.. s
THE GREATEST NATURAL.
FIGHTER.
Jeff is the greatest natural fight
ers the ring ever produced. He
was endowed with all the physical
qualifications of champion when
/ saw him work out with Corbett
while r Pompadour Jim was;
training for the Fitz fight. It was
no trouble polishing off jeff into
Ia champion. The ring never saw
his equal as a defensiy fighter but.
afraid j ohnson will fercs him.
10 do the leading, and If he can
make the white champion come
to him twill be interesting to.
see how the big boiler maker con-
ducts himself
THEY CARRIED FIGHT To JEFF
Corbett, Fitz, Sharkey and
Rubin carried the fight to jeff.
All he had to do was to crouch
down and let the other fellows
pound themselves TO pieces against
the armor that nature endowed
him with. If johnson can open
lIhim up and nuke him do the lead
llng- and you can never tell what
lis going to happen in pugilistic
contest and I'd hate to predict
the outcome.
NEGRO is CRAFTY.
THE negro is as crafty as they,
make them. He has never been
Ithoroly tested in the ring. All
Ibis fights have been gallops for
Ihim. Crowd q negro hard and
HE'LL fight back like tiger.
/ Ring fear will ne er bother
4 johnson. He has a big bump Of
exaggerated ego Of a different kind
from ring fear. ! The big black
conducts himself in and out Of the
aring with the confidence Of a man
who can do anything better than
A anybody else. But don't forget
i the fact that he has been going the
I pace pretty rapidly himself
i think he will have every bit al
j much trouble conditioning himself
i as JEFF.
LOOKS LIKE PRETTY EVEN
THING.
The fight looks like prett.
Ieven thing TO me. If | thot JEFF
would strip fit as a fiddle ana rur
a the fight to suit himself that I
Eto say, make ihe negro do th'
Heading. I'd like to have 9 small
i. wager on Jim.
On the other hand. If he fail
II to enter the ring fit and ready an,
( Itries to carry the fight to tn
albiack, I'd prefer to have smal
Y. ticket on the negro ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-01-28
So Says Bill Brady Who Also Declares that Jeff Can Come Back
Fight Looks Like Pretty Even Thing

@ssss -
New York. Jan. 22William.
"A. Brady, who rose from the office
of a hustler on d train to that Of
one Of the leading theatrical man
ayers Of the day, using as hisstep-s
ping stone to fame and fortune
the managerial berth Of two
worlds heavyweight champions,
has spoken and given his opinion
on the outcome Of the meeting
next Fourth Of July between Jim
Jeffrfes and Jack Johnson.
Physical culture experts, fight
managers and everybody, almost.
whose names appeared in sport
ing page at one time Or another
have had their little say. but none
was SO lucid in his deductions as
is Brady. He is one who knows
fighter from his shoe laces to
I the last hair on his head. He
saw Jim Jeffries when the latter
was only a sparring partner to
Jim Gorbett, and Was the first to
pick the big fellow outsas the.
coming champ ion. But, anyway,
here is what Billy says Of the
two men:
SAYS JEFF CAN COME BAG K
1.-THE talk about Jeff not being
able to come back and get into
shape to fight Jack Johnson is rid
iculous. jeff has better chance
to come back than Corbett did, and
the latter surely came back when
he travelled twenty-three rounds
with Jeffries at Coney Island three
years after he was knocked stiff
by Fitz at Carson City
CoRBETT WAS CALLED ALL IN,
& Eighteen months before Cor.
bett met Jeffries he was pro;
rounced all in by the shrewdesl
Judges Of the fistlc game in New
York. Corbett had been running
q thirst parlor in the Tenderloir
for several years and going al,
& the gaits. Not even mis- friends tho
81 he could come back but he gave
jeff the fight of his life.
Now, il Corbett could get intt
condition, there is no reason il
the world why Jeffries, who never
n dissipated much, cant regail
physical perfection Her now a
the age Of man in the prime Q.
life, and look for him to ente
the ring with johnson better thai
he ever was.
GREATEST FIGHTER JEFF IA
FACED.
\. But he will have to be bette
than ever to beat johnson. TIL
big negro lis the greatest fighte
Jeffries ever faced ] have see
johnson fight and take it from m
that he's there with everything
ss He has the best left hand Of an
big fellow the ring ever produced
sDon' t let them gul YOU wit
staff about the negro havin
climbed to- the front at the expens
81 little men. The little men b
beat are pretty shifty fighters
think Stanley Ketchel could hay
whipped Tom Shark key y il his bet
days, and you know that Sharke
went twenty-five rounds with Jefl
ries and gave the big fellow abou
all she could attend TO.
BETTER THAN PETER JAcKsol
j ohnson IS a better man tina
Peter Jackson ever was. and; e q
big Australian black had them a =
buffaloed in his day You als 4
Il hear 4 lot of talk about jeff hayln
# aa ined the cham pionship at e
expense of the greatest crop 4
tleayyweigtits the ring ever sav
FiGz. Corbett and Sharkey a
pronounced super ior men to Burn E
S Ketchel Lang and The Fitz JON
son defeated This ind q 4 of ta
doesri Il appeal toS me- Iss can { { z! z!
any logiic III think the 3 3
lows of today can nAs 3saes'
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-01-28

city; Harry e. Dickinsonof Tracy,
MINI. and II ]. Schalkle and
Frank o. .Schalke of Red field, SD.
The company has made arrange
5ments with a firm in the east to
manufacture its new wrench for
d time. 1t is planned, however 81
to establish q plant ia this city
as soon as possible Offers were
received from st. Paul and Min
Eneapolis to establish the plant
there and in each case a free site
was offered. The company de-
clined, however, bel lieving it bet-
ter for the interests Of he promo
ters and ALL concerned to start the
new industry in Watert town.
The self adjusting wrench is the
most unique tool Of its kind In
existence. Practically all pipe
Iwrenches heretof fore produced that
have stood the stssts af time seemed
| to be consts 1rLted upon the old,
monkey wrench plan which had
| to be screwed and unscrewed in
putting on and taking from q pipe
using up a large amount Of time
lin 30 doing. This wrench however,,
adjusts itself the instant it comes
1 lin contact with a pipe, both in put
ting on and taking OF. It is COM
posed of three pieces, q handle
with one end curved, holding a
serrated Jaw on the mortise and
4 tenon principle, and the opposing
i Jaw designated in the papent pa
q Ipers as double curved Jaw.
(which on account Of its peculi i
reconstruction makes what lis known
4 BY scientific tool makers as an
\ involute curve, Beaning in
geometry a curve within curve.
The officers Of the company are
4 as follows: President, Dr.. y. n.
Harrington vice president Harry
{, 81. Dickinson; secretary and treas-
a lurer Chas. S. Schal kle.
Clint Coe, Archie Floran, Roy
Lester, Neil TarbelI Earl Barr,
Roy McC Comb shook three games
s lof dice several weeks ago to see
] (which one in the party would grow
q tlchiIl whiskers Hint zoe was stucl
three straight games and is nov
8 wearing d niustache. fire escapes
and = RiIIy goat yphisker. Accord
ling to the wager # he has an
Il part Oft this facial ornaments atiol
! eiamputated before the first q
81 March he will be compel led 70 pa!!
|, the Others the sum Of 3. u i''
fIWil / make his chin viii skers int
esta H flor brush which he vii lsuse Z
aleweep Tue aat omob le garag
i shiis e,af1iiler !.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
THE RIFT is PROGRESSING.


In the coming battle They wrong
pate and
Republicans
Cummins in iowa
that
sapdpatter at the
~ s
Z Judge Prouty
is to add
political crime
might be condoned in the
The
By
had the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
WHY PEOPLE ARE IN REVOLT.

the oaed Morgan
o United secretary
the
indisermnac exploitation
appointed
the Preside n o
effective ally
Fourth the administration ndorscd the -dch tariff bill
pledges practically
IN
a
enectualy track the
ton
the Government the
Government and the interests subordinate
Seventh. a
scandals in high places ng them
Eighth and last but
bodyguad
seny refused recognize the progressive
awakening in
Magazine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
THE LANDSLIDE IN MAINE.


political
local conditions which,
of Maine
not
taking a ke
outstanding in
Democratic
that the Republicans
which has been long
ticket
the state Legislature look absolutely
much all
seated discomfort politics government
Beyond
some radical change in politics than
putting the
ieeng VIII probably
The in
year when similar
blicans strong
standpat
the dr oil public sentiment feeling
salvation
thoroughgong
vital aid everything be
II II true Adch The expenses
could DE cut s3OOOooOo0
h
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
Can't Get Around II.

Incidentally desiring to remove the
Cox brand from Harding's nomina-
tion few Republican papers in Ohio
have undertaken to explain to their
readers that Harding would have been
nominated on the third ballot wheth-
er or not Cox had thrown his 81 votes
from Brown to Harding. These pa
pers support their statement by claim
ing that Harding was gaining SO rap
idly Cox jumped into. the band wagon
because he saw Harding was going
to be nominated.
The only thing wrong with such a
claim is that 1t is not true. Harding
was actually losing and Longworth
rapidly gaining In the 80 counties
which voted before Hamilton. In
these 30 counties Harding had 1S4
votes on first ballot, 1872 votes on
second ballot and 179 votes on third
ballot. That's down grade isn't 1t?
In the same 80 counties Longworth' s
vote was 113 on second ballot and 14b
on third ballot, showing that Harding
led Longworth by SO votes before
Hamilton county was called on second
ballot and led I,ongworth by only "a
votes when Cox threw his vote to
Harding on the third ballot These
figures show stampede for Long
worth instead of for Harding, when
Cox played his trump card.
Cox's 81 votes added to the 179
Harding received from the 30 coun-
ties preceding Hamilton on third bal
lot gave Harding 270 votes, or more
than half the number required to
nominate. Harding still had 264
votes to get after Cox delivered Ham
ilton county to him. The convention
still had II in it's power to nominate
Longworth, but after Cox put his
stamp on Harding the smaller coun-
ties fell into line and clinched Cox's
control over the convention.
No matter how much Republican
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
Lewis LAyL|N
CONSIDERED
AS a Friend of Hon. Joseph
Benson Foraker-Cox
And Harding.
LayIln as u Leader.

Columbus, o., Sept. 14-In 1892
Mr. Laylin, whom Harding named for
campaign chairman, represented HUI
ron county In the lower house of the
legislature. AS reward for his ac-
tive services in helping to defeat ex-
Governor Foraker, who opposed Sem
ator Sherman's candidacy for re-elec-
ito II that year, Mr.. Laylin was mada
speaker of the house.
AS further reward for his oppo-
sition to Foraker and loyalty to Sher-
man, congressional district was
framed up for Speaker Laylin's bene-
fit. consisting Of Huron, Loraln. Ash
land. Richland, Morrow and Knox
counties which constituted then and
still comprise the 1dth district OF
Ohio.
In all these counties Senator Sher-
man held the dominant power, and
Il was believed that 1t would be an
easy matter to throw the Republican
congressional nomination to Laylin
that year. But. after long and Bit
ter contest. the convention nominated
T. G.. johnson of Elyria, a pronounced
friend of Governor Foraker and ono
of the leaders of the Foraker faction
in Lorain county which adjoins Mr.
| Laylin's home county I'm Huron.
The congressional election In that
district that year was one of this
bitterest ever waged In the state oi
Ohio; and although the district was
normally Republican by about 2,SOO
Johnson the Forakerite was over.
whelmlngly defeated by Michael ID
Harter. of Mansfield. The heaviest
Republican detection was in Mr.. Lay.
Inns home county, Huron.
Every friend of Foraker i'm Ohio
will, no doubt, remember that fierce
contest, Those who do will surely
feel proud to follow the leadership oi
Mr.. Laylin as manager of n cam
paign In behalf of Harding, whose
band wagon climb" in 1908 was on,
of the severest blows ever dealt Mr.
Foraker by either friend or foe in hi,
whole political career.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
/ PEACE FIRST AND Then JUSTICE !
An Unbiased Opinion Of Republican Newspaper
: LIKES HARM0N'S COURAGE AND FAIRNESS ]
Says Ohio Needs More Such Executive Officials :

V.H.H.HIHvHS&
ana other lawless acts.
mo difference what may he the
Justice OF the claims of the employees,
they will surely lose the sympathy OF
the public IL they still permit lawless.
ness to continue. II these employees
are aggricyed. they have the right to
cease work; they have the further
right, by any peaceable methods not
In the nature Of a conspiracy, to per
suade others to refrain from filling
their places. Beyond this they can
not keep within the law. and when.
ever they step beyond this limit they
forfeit their rights as law-abiding cit.
liens and cease to be worthy of pub
lie sympathy.
III all the minor executives In the
state of Ohio were possessed of the
same courage and clearness OF vision
Possessed by Governor Harmon, the
violence which has disgraced the
state Of Ohio would have been pre-,
vented"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14

In view OF the effort mace py
scheming g. o. p. politicians to drag
the Columbus strike into politics, 1t
Is interesting to know how an impair
tisl critic on the outside regards the
present situation In Ohio. The fol-
lowing editorial is quoted from the
Psrkersburg Dispatch-News, a daily
Republican paper published at Par
kersburg. w. Va:
PEACE FIRST, THEN JUSTICE.
Recently certain leaders Of union
labor called upon Governor Harmon
OF Ohio and requested that the state
troops be withdrawn from Columbus
until the officials Of the car company
submitted the matters in dispute to
arbitration. The reply of Governor
Harmon was TO the effect that his
first duty was to restore order; then
would como the investigation OF the
rights OF the parties; that until riot
Ing and violence ceased. he could
sonsider no proposition looking to a
settlement Of the matters in dispute.
Union labor throughout the state
OF Ohio has become highly incensed
at this attitude Of the governor. and
by this ruling he has placed his polit-
ical success In jeopardy. We are Of
the opinion, however, that the atti.
scds ct tie governor will rebound to
mis- everlasting appreciation.
The matter In dispute between
the car company and Its employees
does not Justify rioting or violence.
Just as long as the lives Of innocent
people are in danger there is but one
duty VI the executive Of the state
Dynamitips cars and injuring and
killing women and children and other
innocent persons 10 prompted By the
ssne spirit. which induces lynchins
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
Sept. Ia In American History.

1742-James Wilson. 'signer" for
Pennsylvania. member of the Con.
tinental congress and Judge OF the
United States supreme court, born;
died 1893.
1S47-The United States army under
General Winfield Scott entered the
City Of Mexico ms conquerors.
1901-President William Mckinley
died at Buffalo of the wound re-
ceived on the 9th at the hands Of
Leon #. Czolgosz; born Niles. o.,
Jan. 20, 1S43. Vice President The.
odore Roosevelt took the oath as
president.
1009-Mayo w. IIazeltine. noted au-
thor and reviewer. died at Allan.
tic City. n. j.. born 1871.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
Tho New Nationalis'h.

ttoro,a tho latest. greatest, cure-ali
that you ever saw or smelt;
II is sold and manufactured by old Dr.
Roosevelt;
:, yy,,i turn the nation inside out aud
also outside in
And cleanse 1t of original and other
kinds of sin;
II will utterly destroy each iuhua-
mental institution
Ard relieve the irritation of useless
Constitution; -
1t will nullify the BIZ OF h'sn's' GIN"
mate the courts
And remove the worst excrescence'
from congress down to warts
n contains the well-known remedies
In DIR. Bryan's name,
IN the discovery of which still rests
Karl Marks fame;
Tho same that DR.. Debs prescribed
when sometimes candidate,
Ana ono time peddled far and vide
hv "R,oody Brides Waite
,rho.o socialistic syrups that are war
ranted to keep
In any kind of climate anu 10 "'aho
the patient sleep
And recommended ny '"o
their once sacred cause"
To anaesthetize the Judges and 70
paralyze the laws.
Then into these decoctions there Is
poured with iron hand
Some strong imperial essence oil the
Kaiser Wilhelm brand,
And next bromidian platitudes are
a..A Al.A nId
Which is highly carbonated then with
conservation gas;
Meanwhile Is added righteousness uh-
til it's very thick,
Then it's brought up to the boiling
point and stirred iwth the Bic
Stick,
And when it's done he bottles 1t and
furlously shakes 1t,
Then throws the patient on the moor
and chokes him till he takes IT,
Richard Linthicum.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
Passed the Million Mark.
The Achievement of Americas Great
est Newspaper.

ON Sunday, Aug. rs, the New York
World printed it's one-millionth adver
tisement for 1910. To be exact, the
New York World printed LOO4,514 ad-
vertisements between Jan. 1910, and
Aug. 2S, 1910 In the slang of the day.
this was ''going some" And that
amt all" It's going to print over half
a million more between now and next
January. There is no such recommen-
dation of newspaper as the suprem
acy of It's advertising records.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
that which they represented.


is
Of II
par or
unra In scheme
policies
unalteraply
and insofar the Seventh District
should be blessed
of canoc'-Des
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
BIG GRATING ON oHIos DEAD bitches.

-
Governor Harmon and investigation
bitches called by courtesy canals About
graft They have long oeeN
having failed pay expenses for more
YEAR. one they and
with the railways even
nansa hv pra enterprise Another sys
politicians and % been
inefficient and unbusness-ke mane oeNss
grating and necus are the usual
almost universal that $4,000 of salaries
who do no work
tina people loafng
shows that instead of honestsod
concrete and alleged walls and
bridges recently constructed are falling to pieces Moreover 'h a
1907 be rebuilt and they admit only
carrying but few tons and being negligible factor
III =. 80 , ,o noon,o ,any r,ul,on dollars
to
cai canal officials and their
pontees powerful state sng
private badly be overthrow
the valuable canal property has
practically seized by
and this canal
held by the State and used for public purposes or sold
Our Judgment for the latter alternative h..
should this graft and souse with
Read the following particulars
dismissal theismal
n in
informed the board
tsr ana M which the ste gets absolutely nothing in return
maintaneby
board 9OoOa
a the
which paid under with the board all the records being
for which the board public tossing thou
collection which credited
Defiance the William F.
to
than
only
during the which ''sO
only $3.50. but drew $40 salary that time.
H.
during
the State Of collection being s2ll
ed sss9S
- Hancock the Toledo collector made oysx cOecora
the year. while drawing ''
collectors
Canal coiectors-Jams
H Wilson Roscoe W. Watkins
OConnor. A Marys
Mccoy Deiphos; H. II
Hancock. Toledo
the Marker
do
Included
Reports
ts foreman
this month whose sole
for sl2 1t other
These isolated Which
o
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
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From England II is reported that
an unwelcome feature is ''unconcealed
disgust at the results of arbitrating
labor disputes, Litigants who lose In
the courts OF law are often disgusted.
TOO: but that does not prove that legal
decisions are not better than lighting
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
Can't Change His Platform.

And now that Aldrich and Cannon
and others OF the same brand are to
be eliminated by President Taft,
what is he going TO do with the Ohio
Republican platform, which indorses
the eliminated and their work as all
that is good for mortal man?--Bel.
laire Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14

Considering him IN the metaphors
cal aspect of an automobile those who
have suffered from a collision with
Colonel Roosevelt should have kept
off the track. They cannot complain
that he did not sound his horn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
THE REAL THING

(From the Chicago Tribune)
"'rhe position OF the Gumboyles az
leaders in society seems to be assur-
cd"
"IndceI. yes He rides in a19t1 auto
mobile, has been operated on for ap-
pendicitis. his wife has had hey fever
every summer and their eldest daugh
ter has trouble with the customs IN
spectors every time she comes BACK
from Europe"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
Strong Points
In favor of the Buckeye
State Building and Loan
Company as the place to
deposit your money.

-
"a. Safety All honey is loaned ON
first mortgage ON homes, the safest
of all mortgage loans
2. Conyenlnce. Centrally locat-
cd in Rankin Building, 22 West
Gay street, Columbus, Ohio.
3. Profit. Time deposits bear
Ave per cent interest per year, pay
able I'm semi-annual installnents.
4. Ready Money You can have
your money at any time. Notice can
be, but never has been required. AS
sets $4,2OO,OOO.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14

papers try to eliminate Cox as the de-
termining factor in Harding's nomiria4
tion they cannot prove 1t by the fig
ures which stand out cold and clear
in the three ballots for governor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
A DIFFICULT PROBLEM

tFrOm tHe FIttsUHTB '""tT
"Wbat's the debate In the town haf,
about?"
"Whether it's better to keep up
good roads and fine the automov,-
lists for speeding or maintain mud-
hole and charge heavily for hauihs
'cm out" .,.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

(From noon today TO noon tomorrow ,
Sun sets 6:07, rises 5;3G. days
length 1919 hours; moon sets 1.o3 n.
m; 1890 n, m, moon at greatest II.
bration east.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14

After preceding efforts to dodge a
report on the Ballinger matter by
breaking "a quorum of tho committee
the vindicatlon that is slated for the
secretary of the interior does not ap-
pear very impressive.
But even If the New York Worlds
charges were true does anybody sup
pose from the sequence that those
campaign contributions, IL given, Sc
cured any immunity bath for the
donors?
There will be plenty OF what Mr.
Roosevelt calls excellent lighting in
New York state today. The "Old
Guard" repeating history, announces
that II may die. but never surrender.
Uncle Joe" will not be displaced
by Asher Kinds. the parllamentarian
of the house, just yet. The Maine
voters evidently preferred Mr.. Kinds
in his old job.
Estrada's suggestion that the cleo
ton of a president in Nicaragua be
postponed for a year may he all right,
but 1t would give him twelve months
In the job.
Chicago has about decided thai
quantity isn't everything, anyway, The
New York census figures assisted in
this reflection.
If that English actor is working a
new press agent stunt he has only
succeeded in proving that he Is bet.
ter aviator than actor.
Preparations for war may develop
heroes, but the attendant manning and
killing looks superrogatory just the
same.
From the experience of yesterday
the time of frosts does not seem to
be threatening us to any imminent de.
gree.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-14

The determining factor for man.
who are urging that conservation of
resources be left to the states is that
most of the states won't do 1t. And
that is the convincing reason for the
other side as well.