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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

Glass u maiden harness horse I4.2 hands Or
over. arst r.ize $50; second prize, SO. thir4
tlw star. second. Brook FARMS o.. q Enter
p'.-.- third. j. v. h1Uiran's Ir m. Starlight
foGil b. George Ratsrn's ch. N. Florham LILY.
Class A. maioen saddle horses open only 70
member. OF the RiCi0E and Driving Club, for
the Chalmers Dale challenge cup; must BE- won
twice oy the same owner before II becomes his
n operty)--First. Mrs. Charles +. Hubos's blk
r Silhouette: second. Miss Elfrieda 4 Weber 5
+ m Lady Mary; thirc. William y. Dykman :
Oh. e. Msrmicr fourth. Chares NJ. higgins S
class pairs OF harness horses. over 142
second prize. so; thId. prize slo,-First, VIII
lam L. Moofes b. e Lord Seaton and b. N.
Lady Seaton: second. J. ". Harriman's br. rls.
Iac- IUhan ami starlight: third. George Wat
scn's on. = Florham Star ard Oh. n. Fo-ham
LILY; fourth. Emil seeleys b. m. Fidelity and
clsss % maiden saddle horses, l42 HANDS
ara ur Or =. HANDS hrst grize $50: second
Higgins ch m. Spring Flower: second. Miss
Janet G. Bowerss br. m Boobie: third; Mrs
Norman Mtchelrs ch. m. Killarney.
Class harness horses 70 be shown to a
la6v's phaeton: manners 70 count 25 per cent:
Iafles % drive. hrst prize. $40 second Jrize,
$50 third prize, slol-First, William H Moore-
br m Msnsla, driven BY Miss Ethel Moore
second. George Watsons ch E. Flcrham star,
driven BY Miss Ellen Rasmussen. third. VI l.
schwartz's b. G. Hob cav, driven by Mrs. John
Gerksn: fourth. Mrs. julius :. Walshs br. m.
i'i Cas- so (rnalden saddle horses. 1919 hand.
or over. first prize. 500; second prize. so: third
p-izs sI0)-F.rst, Mrs. Charles F. Hubbs's blk.
z Silhouette second. {. l. Raileys b N. Ma
iona: third Godfrev Freezes b. g. Forest Re-
gent fourth. Miss Eltreda Weber's b. m. Lady
MARY. -
class "A Gaarness tan9ems. wheeler 70 be over
1sI bands: first prize. $50 second prize. $50:
third prize. SloJ-First. William II. Moore's b.
N LADY seaton and b. F. Lord seaton' second.
I W. Harriman's b. &. Nala and Avondale:
fnird Emil Seel!gs ch gs. Perfection and Beau
class 81 ponies under saddle under l42
hands: frst prize s25; second prize. sl0)-First'
George Chtpchase's oh. N. Vanity; second
Harvey Ladews en- 6. Defender: third seaua-
togue Farms oh &. Glorious Prince Tonne :.
fourth Douglas II. Grand's b. m Imported
Svestbriar -,
Class 81 smaller div,sion)-First }. Doolsy'
- < cb M Fathleen: second. EDWARD Ger
ken's gr N. Dou.ey: third Carolyn Gerken s
'"class - Gsdy's pack hack: horses 10 be
owned and ridden bv club membsrs Prize cup)
~Ets+ NIee l5uhhs's IN. n. Molly Bawn; sec
o,d Miss Margaret Rouss's br. g winchester
miro Miss Laura Hulst Murr,s Or, m. Lacy
parlsis, fourth Mrs. Edwin Babcocks en-. M
I
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CONTRACT 66-CATSKrLL AQCEDCcr.--
Sealed bids viii be received by the Board Of
Water Supply. at It's orfces Jeventh floor. 10y
Broadway. New York, until II A, ~. or Tuee-
construction OF a portion OF the city tunnel
OF the Catskili aousduct. a circular tunnel In
rock. varying from ~ feet 70 Il feet inside
In centrai PARK near Eighth avenue and
West a9th street. the 'unrel line extends In =
general southerly direction under Central Park.
Taion Square. The work viii Be carried on
through 9 shafts. spaced from 2. 800 10 4 $50
fsst apart. and varying n depth from 200 20
$50 feet. AZ the above place and time the bids
containing inform Axiom Tor bidders and
pamphlets OF contrsc, drawings can he OBJ
tsin:d at the above address BY cepositing the
FOR further particulars see Guy Record and
Inform ton for e dders CHAPl g STR CSS.
Prt.ioent: CHI RLFs y. CHADWICK. JOHN
water supply JOSEPH p. MoRRIssEY SEC.
posi- oTrIcE DEPARTMENT. WASHING
ton. r. .. April II. i9ll-Ssaled proposals
will be received AT the or1ce OF the Purchasing
o m NAV 25 1911 for furnishing envelopes fer
m. papsrtmsnts ~ the Government and the
postsl service during the four years BEGINNING
July 7. 1911 BLANKS tor proposals. Win speei.
furnished urcn application 70 the Purchasing
Agent. FRANK II. HITCHCOCK. Postmaster
Gs-ers
PCsT 0FFICE DEPAKrMLYT, wAsHIVG-
IN o e. Ap, 'e src- ~ e. 9 PSIesas
ing Agent ,or ri. pen1rtmen, Until o'clock
.. m. MAY IS. 1911. for furnishing post-route
maps evsiy three months during the four
years beginning fully I. 1911. Specifications
sivns .etais win b- furnished on aooiic,'
uon - tire Purchasing AGENT, FRANK II.
HITCHCOCK. Fostmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

OBJECTIVE AGENCIES.

sonahle charges MERCHANTS SECRET
SERVICE BUREAU. S sAAWIck- MAnASss.
400 Broadway.
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AUCTION SALES.

Y0PTGaGr sALE.-By v!r;ue OF chatte,
mortgage. viii eel to-day, ESQ p. m ~
cbt,srv ! simon Aueticreer. Dave Lset, At
toruev for Mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

CONTRACT 63--CATsKILL AQCEDCCT--
Sealed bids will be received By the Board OF
Water Supply. at its ofsces. seventh foor. 1855
Broadway, New York, until II A. 81. on Tues.
day. May l6, 1911. for Contract SO, for the
construction Of portion OF the city tunnel OF
the Catskili aduetuct, q circular tunnel IN
rock. IL feet inside diam eter and about Il go
feet lons. From the northerly end OF the WORK
In Yonkers. about 200 feet north Of the New
York City line. between Jerome and Mt. Yer
non avenues, the tunnel line extends In gen
erai sou'heriy direction through the Borough
OF The Bronx. under van cortlandt Park and
Jerome Park reservoir, and thence beneath
the old Crcton aquecuct and Aqusduct ave-
nuo IS Burnside avenue, near University
Heights funnel construction will be carried
or through Ave shafts. spaced from 2. 500 20
5000 feet apart, and varying In depth from
els 10 240 feet. At the above place and time
the BIDS will be publicly opened ana read
Pamphlets containing Information for bidders
and pamphlets OF contract drawings can be
obtained the above address By depositing
the sum Of ten dollar. (slol FOR each pam hlet
For further particulars see City Cecord and
Information for Bidders. CHARLES STR ACsS.
President CHARLES y. CHADWICK. JOHN
r CALVIN. Comm. issioneys OF the Board Of
water Supply. JOSEPH P. MORRIssEY. Sec
rotary.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
RUG AND CARPET WEAVING.
spring Cleaning Coming On.
Rugs m sde from your old carpets
and old rugs Send for samples
uxcIFNE RIG CO.. q; Warren St, City.
Telephone sis3-Cortlandt.
CIpTFTTT- CARPET CLEANING co.-Cleans
~ compressed sir. steam. hand or on floor
I,Ss BroadWsy i2i East +sth 81 CoE s
RRANDT. TEL l32-Ss-n-
t.RV'tr - ANlNG NuHko
Oides. Largest. Iost Modern.
FINE RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
30, ,saa Erv.nt <5T-lSa " tsfh Ct
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

~ STH AvE-Seconi floor suites. with
ts,hs. singh rooms parlor dining room: small
tables. ,ransisnts and table guests accomrno-
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yITTDk NISihi.k 80 NASSAU ~ tat9los =
IN underNooas Remington Oiissra smiin2
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LOST AND FOUND.
TypeweIrINo AND TvPEWRITERs

TOsT--wrsonic charm on fob; broadway ne
io,. 9ao o. ns-oe inside suitahlc reward
poS.-, I B-arA as Murrsy It.. clty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
AIGHEsT PRICES for diamonds. pearls. %
gold. established isA Mira Lynchs Son. PAP
Broadway.
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LOST BANkEOCKS.

eeITuOoK 10 5ol. 600 OF tie Union Dine
Savings Bank Is missing any persoa rayiag :
claim 70 Il Is hereby calico S2aA 70 prsse' w
$50 1s,,slr tar DAYS. 81 submit 20 having slii
assbaot cancelled ard new ne lssE-c.
fosr OR sTcLFN-Bsnkoook No eSs sss 0,
re Gerrsn say!rg. BANK n ne ,., cry - NV
ioi - rsr,nn,nIsl csstrino Al persons are
os9Iior ed ssa.nst negotiating ths same. NOT
r.turasd 10 ire bank CT re I'm dsy OF May
isii. a duplicate will be i'sueo' -
49, or, sror ,s-sankoock Ne oss1l7 ot
~ cetroan SAVINGS Bank In the city CT New
yarx come FourtH avsage AID iith street. Is,
To- - 20 rHS;ss Riefer All persons are Cautioned
$500 r.eo,fs.inr the saTns n net returned
20 he ssns on ire iTth Gay e Nay. 1911. eu-
pilcate will Re Issued:
LOST .-Rankbeok "a. a'o,s2 stamsns Ha1k
payment stoprea and consolation applied FOR
P'rase return 70 bank
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RiJSlNESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE.-A man who knows the 50 ~ and
coda business can buy spleudld lropositon.
nsrtisIIv equipped. present owner has not the
money 70 e. ahead With H. anf unless on nave
the none do not answer his sdverussne
tnt " voi, have and will write me. viii put
tor wis. 20 great business. address 3. z
sIervin. SIS GRAFT Bldg. Los Angeles Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

CONTRACT 81-CATSKILL AQCEDCCT.-
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Water Supply az us offices, seventh floor. 1876
Broadway New York until II 4. ". on Tues
dsy. May 49, 1911. for Contract s.. for the
construction OF portion OF the city tunnel
OF the Catskiil a1ueduct. a circular TUNE! in
rock. l. feet and II fee, inside diameter.
From the nOrtherly end OF the work IN Union
square az i4th street the tunnel lIne extends
in a general southerly direction through the
Borough OF Manhattan. under Fourth avenue,
the Bowery Delaney. Allen. Hester and Gin
ton streets. thence beneath the East River to
the foot OF Bridge street. in the Borough OF
Brooklyn. ami through this Borough under
Bridge street and Flstbusn avenue 70 the
terminal shaft Shaft %. at Third avenu. and
Schermerhorn street. and from Flatbush ave.
nue. under Lafayette street 70 the term nal
shatt, Shaft ~. in Fort Greene Park The
work will be carried on through shafts.
spaced from 3 500 20 5000 feet apart and
varying in depth from 2I0 TO 40 feet, AZ the
above place and tire the bids will be publicly
opened and read. Pamphlets containing in
formation cor bidders and pamphlets of con-
tract drawings can be obtained at the above
address by depositing the sum of ten dollars
800 for each pamphlet. For further par
ticulsr. see City Pecord and Information FOR
Bidders. CHARLES STRAUSS, President.
CHARLES ". CHADWICK JOHN ?. CALVIN.
Commissioners 81 the Board OF Water Supply.
JOSEPH P. MoRRISsEY. Secretary.
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FAC-SIMILE LETTERS.

SMILE LETTERS. s. per thousand: do
livery when promised. Letter. Co. la
NASSAU 81
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FOR SALE. 6

p1YFRT-PT I.r-sreeial o porrunity % euy
standard gold and silver watch chains rs. , ,
stsu n-,r., l. p Marvin. Receiver u VIM.
smith & c.. II Maiden Lane
III; HGnt.aIN--@iigntiN Gsri once iui q -
a,sss typewritrrs cash registers aun,ns
80, n,i-n.ographs iiiinx cabinets. SAFES; al
I..s.,r, r,acbines time clocks. partiIors cares
,sn,,. hooEcsssp NATHAN. White e.
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For p0Ic, automobiI'pc ed other sports see
Page 49,
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oEeVs ANo OFFICE FURNITURE.
PROPOSALS,


PROPOSALS ANNUAL ESTIMATE For
the period ending June 80. 1912 aao
Cars. Push Cars. Wheeibarrows shovels. Picks
Wrenches. Nails. Cotters. Hack-saw Blades
Hose Clamps. sledse Handles Stable Brooms
scrUbbing Brushes. Lanterns, Carriage cans
Brass Unions Manila Rope. Canvas. Leather
Toilet Paper. Fire Clay Rosin. Caustlc soda
AID Crude Ca-bolic Acid.-Sealed proposals
vill be recei-af at the once Of the General
P1rcha.!ne Officer Isthmian Canal Commits
sion, Washington. D. c. Until 1890 a. m. Nay
% 1911. at which time they will be opened In
public, for furnishing the above mentioned
articles. Blanks ard general Information re-
Iat;ng - his Circular (No. $500 may be Oh
taned from this Office or the offces OF the AS
slstant PURCHASING Agents "a state Street
New York City; Ga Whitney-Central Building
New Orleans. Ia. and 1855 North Point street
san Fralcisco, Ca. also from ne I. ; En-
Wash; Los Ang,les: Cal; Baltimore. Nd. ;
philadelphia. Pa; Pittsourg. Pa Boston
Mass. Buffalo. y. 7: Cleveland. Ohio. cinein-
mari Ohio; Chicago. III. 81. Louis, No De-
troit. Mich; Milwaukee, wiz. ST Paul. MINI
Chattanooga. Tenn; Louisville. Ky; Mobile
Ala AMI Galveston, Tex; Commercial Club
Kansas city. Mo: Chamber Of Commerce,
Quincy. IL. and Chamber Of Commerce and
Board Of Trade, Tacoma Wash. T. c, B0GGS
Cap ain Corps Of Engineers, l. 5. a. General
Purchasing Officer
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.j-cATSKTLL A0JEDUCT.--

CONTRACT Gj-CATSkILL AQU EDUCT.-
Sealed bids Will De received b. the Board
q Water supply. al its Offices. seventh door
iGJ Broadway New York. Until Il A. ". on
Tuesday, May 10. 1911. for Contract sJ. for the
construction OF portion % the city tunnel OF
me Catskill aqueduct. a circular tunnel in
rock. IS feet and - feet inside diameter
FROM the northeriy cad o. the work at Aque-
duct and Burnside avenues near University
Heights. the tunnel line extends in general
southtriy direchDn under Aqueduct and Lind
avenues. m thefBorough of The Bronx. 10 the
crossing under the Harlem River az 10Th
street, near Highbridge, thence beneath High
bridge ST. Nicholas and Norningsid parks
ana connecting streets. in the Borough OF
Mann attain, 70 Central Park. near Eighth ave-
nue. and West 3oth street The work will be
carried on through Z shafts spaced from $500
10 500 feet part, and varying In depth from
200 20 iTJ feet At the above place and time
the bids will be publicly opened and read
Pamphlets containing Information for bidders
and pamphlets OF contract drawings can be
obtained al the above address by depositing
the sum OF ten dollars sl0j for each
pamphlet For further particulars see City
Record and Inform alton for Bidders. CHARLES
STRAUSS President: CHARLES y. CHAD
WICK, JOHN Z. CALVIN. Commissioners Of
the Board OF Water supply JOSEPH P.
MCRPISSEY. Secrsfarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

II---IT-S-Op FsS-An excellent young Finnish
L+tt ,.,,r,er shirts cuffs. collars: best rex
60. Jussila Agencv $50 lexington ave
ga pIazq
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
EDWARD
INVESTED WITH
The Wales Senatorship or
Whatever They Call it.
Old, Antique, Anticipated
and Absurd.
nv IlnIted prcss Wlre.


Carnarvon. Wales. July 13.--Wi.h
all the pomp and ceremony Of min
or coronation. Edward, the seventeen
year-old heir to the throne of Eng
land was invested at Carnarvon c1stln
today. as Prince Of Wales. The gor-
geous uniforms, robes Of state, impress
slvo ancient ritual and quaint cos
tunes of the 10000 Welsh spectators.
presented an unusual picture
AT the entrance of the clstlc, the
prince was received by Chancellor Of
the ENchcguer David Lloyd-Georgc.
surrounded by score of Welsh noble
men
Shortly before 2 o'clock the cerc-
mony began.
The prince carrying the immense
hat of tradition with three foot os-
trich and ht,~on feathch va Ccned
with a clasp bearing the motto "ich
lien" 81 serve" surrounded by noble
men. knelt before the dlas Of their
maiestics in the court yard The royal
letters patent were presented, a re-
llgious ceremony in which for the first
time two "nonconformist' clcrgymcn
assisted. followed.
The king then buckcd the sword
about his sons waist, threw the am
Client mantle across his shoulders,
slipped the ring upon his finger. plic.
ed the gold rod in the boys hand and
finally putting the cironot to his brow
Rising, the prilicc kiss.d his faith
or upon the left check and in turn
was warmly embraced. The princes
, presentation TO the people followed
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
VIM. ]. BURNS
TO ANSWER
VIII Appear in Indianapolis
to Plead to an Indictment.
Burns on the Ocean.
by United Press wire

Chicago, July 13.-Detectivc william
!. Burns probably will appear in In
dianapolis Saturday to answer TO the
indictment charging him with the
kidnapping of John J. McNama
According to Raymond Burns. his
son. In charge of the Burns National
Detective agency here, Burns will
land In New York either late this aft
ernoon or tomorrow morning on
steamer from England. where IL had
been rumored he brought about the
arrest of David Kaplan, one Of the
alleged dynamitors of the Los Angeles
Times. Young Burns refused today
to tell what had been his fathers mis-
sion In Europe.
MY father probably will be in In
dianapolls Saturday for arraignment,"
he said. "tut | am sure that if he
should be. delayed a few days by his
boat, the court would accept that as
a reasonable excuse and delay his ar
,raignment. However, we expect II Will
not be necessary To ask delay"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
Not AsI,Ing For Prohibition.

Columbus, o., July l3.--Wayne B.
Wheeler superintendent OF the Ohio
Anti-Saloon league states that the
forces of the state are not
striving for statewide prohilhtlon
and will make no efforts In that di-
rection unless the liquor people try
TO get unrestricted license.
"rhe temperance people of the
state have thus far not considered de-
manding statewide prohihition," says
wheeler. what they want Is con-
vention composed of delegates who
are fair. 10 be sure, n the liquor in
terests attempt 10 obtain unrestrict-
ed license, the opposition will be fore
ed to the only alternative and will
tight hard for state prohibition" -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
LAWYERS OPPOSE
ANY CHANGE
Attorneys Stick to the Old
Forms and Subteties of
the Law.
BY IinItoa Prcsa wlre.

Cedar Point. o., July 13.-Di9cus-
sion of the proposition to do away
with certain technicalitcs and legal
delays in the trial of court cases oc-
cupicd the morning session Of the
Ohio state Bar association convention.
The discussion was broad enough to
allow all delegates 10 air their opin-
ions and the general trend OF argu-
mcnt was asqinst any radical change
in court procedure
Therei seems little doubt to-day thai
Judge Fred l.. raft Of Cleveland. said
to be a distant relative of President
TAFT, Will be chosen president of the
association
j. Harrington Boyd's paper ON the
legal aspect OF the workingman's COM
pensation bill delivered late ycster-
day, was neutrality-suspicious. and Boyd
was rendered the thanks Of the asso-
citation by rising vote.
There WAS a panic among the grave
and reverend seniors of the ohio bar
yesterday when 1t was found that in
providing that Judge of the supreme
court must be "an attorney and couu-
sellor-ut-law," word "elcctor' had
not been added. This would make a
woman attorney eligible for the SUI
prcme bench.
Then somebody recalled that tn,
ohio legislature has never paid amy
attention whatever to recommcnda-
tions from the ohio State Bar asso-
citation and the panic subsided.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
SUBMIT PLANS FOR
NEW FIRE STATION
Some Question ms to What 60 Prl-
vide For.

Whether 20 provide for horse.
drawn or motor apparatus in the plans
submitted for the new fire station IL
a matter which members of the fire
and bullding committees arc up
against There 4secms To be some
tanglc as Just who is TO spend the
$4,000 recently appropriated by the
council for the purchase of "A motor
fire apparatus.
A meeting was held Wednesday
night and four architects submitted
bids but no action was taken for the
reason that the tanglc will first have
TO be Strengthened OUT
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
July is In American History.

l"T6-"NIad Anthony" Waync's force
captured Stony Point. on The Hud-
sou.
icS3- Charles Haywood Stratton Crom
Thumb. famous dwarf, died, born
1888.
1903 Mrs. JAMES G.. Blaine. widow OF
the famous statesman. died; born
1927.
1907. r. Kught. who is said to
have named the Republican party
in 1851, died. born 1921.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
.IuIY IA In American History.

1s1S-Gencral Nathaniel Lyon, civil
war hero. born; killed at Wilson's
Creek. Mo. 1861.
1S2S-Jervis McEntec. landscape art
list. born: died 1901.
1B53-The Crystal Palace exhibition
opened in New York city.
1897 -General join +. Farnsworth,
noted Federal veteran. died
1.10-Aloys Wirst hing. inventor OF
stock ticker, died; born 1892.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
The rarrot-I wouldn't drink lhatl
A Lucky Imnodimont.

Lucky impeachment
"L-l-look here" said the sufferer at
the horse fair, "tbnts II n-n-nice horse,
my m-m-man,I How much m-money do
you want for ~"
yes, II beauty that IS, sir" said the
owner But you must make the of,
fer.r
well" said the stutterer, "Tll give
you f-ff-f"
"Fprty pounds? Done" said the
dealer
Good" closed tho stutterer. ~ was
g-going TO say f.ffifty Eounds"'- Ideas.
~.s-- .--..
Flow to Win.
IL YOU Will do your daily task
A little better than before
Success your name ~ sure 10 aslS
And come a-tapplng at your door.
Detroit Free Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

gan sets 72G. rises 4:3S: moon rises
0.j2 p m; / p m, planet Neptune In
conjunction with the sun. passing
from east to west Of that body, ont of
tie evening into the morning sky.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

This Is the case IN which Harris
sought to rcplcvin kcg OF beer which
officers took from his home on David
street. before an affidavit was fled
for his arrest Harris claimed tho
beer had disappeared when he de-
manded II and begun replevin pro-
ceedings.
His trial on charge of violating
the Rose local option law is set for
Friday morning In the mayors court
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

STUDENTS, TEACHERS. anyone can
make S. to $40 daily at our health
ful outdoor work advertising and
distributing samples; experience un-
necessary; investigate today. E. IT.
Macy, Sales Manager, 1i27 Carroll
Ave. Chicago. 6-17-6tp
LEARN-AutOmobi business We
teach you at home. Get you s25.-
600 weekly job. $1,000 weekly
while learning Rochester Auto
School. Rochester NJ. Y.
Ssy~-,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
Rldgcway pitch IIcarlng.

a hearing ON the Ridgeway ditch In
Grand township was held before the
county commissioners and after a few
minor charges the engineers report
was adopted The ditch is TO ~ sold
in the office Of the county surveyor
az two o'clock July %.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13
"Red Hot"

Why Because we are Offering great
bargains and YOU VIII sit like a bump
on a log and do not see them. Now
Is your time. Delays are dangerous.
strike while the iron Is hot. one hum
mer. room house with stable on
UnCaphcr avenue very neat VIII sell
or trade for nnOthcr property. on
u Is cheap. q ny. Prospect 81. y
room house, very lnrge lot. at u bar
gain to quick buyer. We have many
bargains tn immediate bargains I'm
Marion. Some neat modern houses.
We have n buyer for "a cheap Sec
ond hand phaeton.
We can loan money ON FARMS at
, per cent.
We can sell YOU farms In Marion
and adjoining countries.
We can sell you cheap land In
Canada.
We can sell YOU cheap land Ia Mich
lgan.
We can sell sou cheap land in
Texas.
We can help you In getting bar-
gains Ia any real estate. Call at the
office.
The ]. w. Clark Real Estate
Company.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-13

Lard-Dull; Middle West spot $50
mS.iO.
Sugar-Raw, firm; ccntrilugals, 96
test. 42I; Musrovado, 50 test, 3.1l;
refined. firm; cut louf 5.05; crushed
$50; powdered 5.25; granulated 5.l5.
Conec-Rlo No, on the spot 10 3-S
013 1-2.
Tanow-Quiet; city rs; country
3 5-S6t6 LIS.
Hay Firm; primo l.i5; No. . 80
a. 1 90: clover 75WI15.
Dressed poultry ry--l'irm; turkeys H.
m23; chickens 14@1S -; fowls Z
ais; ducks %.
Live poutry-Dull geese .; ducks
~: fowls 14G14 -; turkeys IL;
ROSTERS 9; spring chickens 20H2l.
Checse-Quiet and firm; state milk
common to specials, Q 1-2@13 "a;
skins. common to specials, 3 3-i a 10;
hard skins, . l-2d3.
Ruttcr-Steady; receipts S,6o2i
creamery extra 2dm24 ~; state dairy
tubs 1Sm2d; imitation creamery irsts
nominal
Eggs-Dull; receipts 13,419; nearby
white fancy 21@26; nearby mixed
fancy 16d20 fresh nrsts 15M22.