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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

Houston Tex. March 3-TeXas poets
viii have to cease their odes to the
cape jassamlne and the states pet
Aower stands In danger of being ord
cred out Of the boundaries by the
agricultural department as the state
horticulurist has placed the heauti-
uI white flower and its evergreen
bush under the ban because of its
menace to the orange Industry.
Recent orchardist and government
cxperts have made thorough eN-
animation in the endeavor to as
certain fully just what was the re
suit Of the freeze so far as the white
rs was concerned. ana they found
that the defoliahon of tho orange
trees anuihllated all the white ilies
Of the orange trees. ana thnt had II
not been for the harbor offered in
The foliage of the jessamine trees
every white ny In the coast country
would have been eradicatcd.
The white ny is housed in the
foliage of the trees, both in the or
ange and the iessamine. They do
not infest the wood of the trees,
hence their eradication from the or
ange trees when the freeze caused
defoliation; also their preservation
where they infest the jessamine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

non-partism judiciary and the inita-
tive and referendum.
"rhe United States senate Is the
stronghold Of the interests. Until the
people can have their own representa-
tives Is that body we shall nevr have
from 1t legislation for the beniht of
the people. | am heartily in favor
of taking the Stockwell bill from the
senate committee that is holding IL
back and passing IT. Uuless we can
get direct election law through con-
press, the crux of the progress move-
ment in Ohio is the passage Of the
Stockwell bill. embodying the Oregon
plan of electing United States senators
by direct vote.
~ am deeply grieved over the fail
ure Of the Reynolds non-partism no.
mination bill to pass the senate. a
non partisan judiciary Is most import
ant for the people. and / hope that
the Reynolds nomination bill will b'
revived in some manner and make 9
law
81 hope To see the initiative and re-
ferendum adopted into the constitu-
ton of 1912. As we stand now the
constitution does not permit us to re-
fer legislative matter to any other
body than the assembly. | shall re-
gard the progressive movement as
well on its way only when ! sec these
three movements adopted"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

tions which are nog Incorporated in
to city ordlance that If violated
will forfeit the license of the Offend
ing milkman. The new rules gov
I'm all points of the dairies, taking
into account all the conditions which
make for unhealthy milk, such as
conditions of the stables, the per-
sonaI cleanliness of the persons do
ing the milking. the handling OF
the milk and provide for certain test
which must be made to insure It's
being prefectly pure The watering
and slIimming or separating of milk
will have to cease and the practice
so common in many cities of chang
ing milk from large cans to bottles
while the wagons are out on their
run has been ended as no bottles
can now 'be used until they nave
been taken back TO the dairy ana
washed. iliJ M
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

Houston, Tex. March 3--Dairymen
who have been selling wutered and
creamless milk III Houston have been
brought up with round turn. The
local medical association under the
leadership of the city pathologist
have put into effect stringent regula-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

Houston Texas. March 3-Ruhen
Mier son of the secretary of war OF
Mexico Is holding down job as
steuographer at the munincent sal
airy OF ten dollars per week. Young
Micr is not worrying about his income
but he is keeping an anXious eye
upon the maneuyers of the rebel
army across the border
Heavy business responsibilities wiz
some day burden the shoulders oi
this lad Ills father. the secretary
of war, rs heavily Interested in q
$4,000, 900 smclter at Monterey II Is
called the Fundicion de Fierrpy
Aprro de- Monterey la plain Unit
cd states thia means the smelter Of
iron and steel Of Monterey III, re-
IS also an SS.OO0.OOO mint at Mont
Grey
Seuor Mier the war secretary. Is
suits He favors the installation of
agricultural schools I'm Mexico. Young
Mier says;
MY country is not 50 far udvanc-
ed in agriculture and farming as IS
the United states. But we hope 90
get schools established. We have
vast resources that are as yet un-
touched. We want to teach our peo-
pie, and better their conditions"
In the mean time he IS serving
as an Inexperienced stenographer in
the oiffcea of a Houston real estate
dealer for the sole purpose he de-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03
BIG CAMP PA|GN
Continued from Pnpe one.

lnspite OF the fact that the loan
companies have always been able to
prevent the passage of a state law
that would break their hold upon the
wages of unfortunate working men
who fam into their clutches a COM
paratively obscure young lawyer in
Houston evolved scheme which has
through the cooperation of the courts
proved an effcctual remedy in nullify-
Ing the claims Of the loan agents.
When wage Garner makes "a loan
through one of these companies charg
ing 30 per cent per month on all
loans he signs a power of attorney
giving the company authority to col
lcct his salary in case he fails to
meet his interest and principal pay
meuts when due II was this very
stronghold of the loan shark that has
been successfully attacked in the
Houston courts. When a hard pressed
employ of "a railroad company de-
fauted in his interest after having
paid over three hundred dollars in
terest on an original loan of thirty
dollars aud the loan agent threaten
ed 10 file application with his en-
ployer for the usurious interest claim
ed TO be due, the railroad man told
his troubles to a young attorney and
that astute young man went into
court and demanded an injunction
claiming his client was about TO be
deprived of his livelihood through H.
legal measures as the interest claimed
was in violation of the state usury
laws The injunction was granted and
the 3oJn agent ordered to nle In court
aii papers relating to the case Seeing
he was making night against the
loan shark the railroad company
permitted him to hold his position
ANA this example served to open the
way for the filing of scores of similar
suits. ln every instance the courts
have issued the injunction orders ana
the loan agents afraid TO appear In
open court and expose their unlawful
practices have turned their victims
loose.
Because Of many ignorant negroes i'm
the South these loan sharks hav,
waxed fat south of the Mason and
Dixon line but now the way seems
to have been open to effectually put
them out Of business not only IN
this state, bat the Houston plan win
likely he put into effect throughout
the country
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03
NO CHANCE TO
UNSEAT THEM
Cox Republican Represen-
tatives Pretty Sure OF
Their Seats Conference
Last Night.
BY United Press Wire,

Columbus, March 3--Chairman Rus
sell, of the special committee of the
house which has charge of the hear
ings in the Hamilton county legis-
lative contest announced Friday
morning that the report of his COM
mittee would be prepared at once and
submitted to a Democratic caucus.
This announcement followed a con-
ference Thursday night at the South
ern hotel, at which the sentiments
of house Democrats was brought out.
While no definite action was taken
at the conference, there appears to
be little prospect that the Cox Re-
publicans VIII be unseated. 1t will
require sixty votes to unseat them
and enough opposition to the unseat-
ing progress was expressed at the
conference last night to indicate that
IL would be exceedingly difficult to
get that many votes.
only a small percentage of the
Democrats knew anything about the
facts and law involved and they de-
clared they did not care TO act
blindly. Considerable opposition to
the unseating program came, too,
from ultrawet Democrats, who have
been on very friendly terms with the
Cox Republicans.
Chairman Russell and Representa-
tives Smith, of Butler county, Gree
yes. and Hollinger, the Democratic
members told their fellow Democrats
Just what they found in their inves-
tigation. This was done in an infor-
nal way, each one giving his own
version.
Russell said he was satisfied that
the Democrats who seek the seats
OF the Republicans elected on the
face of the returns had fully made
their case.
II was stated that Governor IIar-
mon was taking hand. Represent
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

Houston. Tex March 80. I.uthe q
farmer near Aldine who is inter
ested with w. b. Rem of Houston.
in new pleasantly which has Just
been established on Mr.. Luthe's
place, has purchased two small bison
calves. which probably will reach
Houston some time In May.
The calves viii be reared ON Mr
fmthes place until grown. when lac
expects to cross them win Jersey
cattle. by way Of experiment. Mr.
Lnthe has seem the Buifalo crossed
with cattle around Tucson, Arizs and
he states that the hybrid animal Is
q splendid milk-giver yielding much
more cream than the ordinary COW.
Mr. Luthe already has on his, farm
o. number Of genuine Brown Swiss
cattle. imported direct from the al
pine country Ills hobby Is collect
ing and propagatiug wild and domes-
tic animals. and on his farm at At
pine are. in addition to the golden
silver. Lady Amherst. English anl
Chinese rmg-ncck pheasants. several
Chinese geese.
Mr.. Luthe expects to make Of hi'
farm a menagerie--a private 700
and later on other kinds Of wild ANA
domesticoted animals and birds viii
be added to the collection. Pheas-
ants will be raised ON large scale
and next fall the entire poultry po-
pulation of the farm at Alpine Will
be entered In the annual exhibit OF
the Houston oultry and Pet stock
Association
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03
SMITH AT WORK
Contluucd from Page one.

or s2i 600 900. ln the name Of COM
mon sense why should home owners
oppose the / per cent tax bill which
will make an pay or IA true value
Ninety percent of the stockholders
In Ohio Building & Loan Associations
are not borrowers as has been assert
ed but are Investigators solely accord
ing To figures received by Rep. irwin
author of bill TO tax the shares
Of stock in these associations to-
gether with their reserve funds and
undivided profits. These stockholders
receive from 1-2 to 8 per cent divi-
dends on the stock and have been
exempt from taxation. Surely no
valid reason can be given for exempt
ing them.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

Leading andDe
ctlnhit Salisbury
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

Another pledge made in the Demo-
cratic state platform was redeemed
Monday when the Ohio House of
Representatives passed the Cetone bill
for compulsory competition bidding
ON state deposits. The bill is now
ready for Governor Harmon's sigma
ture as II passed the senate several
days ago. The enactment of this mea-
sure is a personal victory for Cover
nor Harmon and State ~Treasurer
Creamer in their fight to put the
business in the state treasurers de-
partment on such a basis that the
policy of grating interest on state
money, pursued by former Republic
can state treasurers could never be re
peated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

Houston. Texas. March 3--With
Mexican insurgents active along the
Texas border and half of the u. S
army Of the department. of Texas
patroling the Rio Grande strenuous
efforts are being made to preserve
neutrality but a spirit Of sympathy
for the rebels and against President
Diaz Of Mexico has begun to make
itself so strongly felt in Texas that
Governor Colquitt has felt called up
on to issue a warning against any
overt act on the part of the people.
He points out that any citizen of the
United States who accepts and eN-
ercises a commission 20 serve
foreign state when that country IS
AT peace with the United states Is
guilty of high misdemcanor aud
liable 10 fine of $1,000 and tire"
years imprisonment. 70 check any
disposiiion to raise an armed force
on this side OF the river, Governor
Colduitt threatens to invoke the Fed
eral statutes which provide ilne
Of $4,000 and three years imprison-
mcnt for all who participate i'm such
an expedition. This proclamation
has been given the widest circulation
and that some drastic action may
follow Is Indicated by the fact that
the mere mention of the name of a
rebel leader was applauded in the
court room at Brownsville when
government officials were looking In
to alleged violations of the neutral-
ity laws
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

/ Experts hove advised Rep. Smith OF
Marion, author Of the 1 per cent tax
rate bill that the personal property
in Ohio is nearly as valuable as the
real estate, yet personal property Is
assessed at less than half for what
real estate is placed on tax duplicates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

Sample boxes OF tomatoes, packed
in peat and sawdust, were recently
dispatched from Toronto to Convent
garden. II Is Thought that a brisk
trade in this vegetable can be develop
ed between England and Ontario.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

clares OF obtaining an experience
that win be of value to him when
the war clouds pass away and he
enters upon a business career IN old
Mexico
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03

ative Battlefield told the caucus he had
been called to the governors office
and told that the governor would
like to see favorable action taken
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Strickland W. Gillian says that Sam
Jones and "Sunfhlne Hawks" OF Baltl.
more. the reWva'l-ts. were invited IN
ID" home Of good brother and sister
In the church, Al the dinner table II
trausproG that tine sister had had a
sinister PURPOSE IN issuing he invita-.
ton, fer Sao said Mr. Jones wish
you'd toll my husband that smoking
Is Injurious 10 Elm know lt is but
he won't believe H. I wish you'd toll
him. and 1t might have some influence
over him. NO. sister" said lone.
who was himself an invetcrate smoker
u can't tell him that, Smoking I'm.
juros only the human brain, and he
hasn't any brain to Iniure or he would.
nj have married you. Now. sister I
came here TO cut-that Is what
] was invited 'or-not 10 lecture
So II youll carve that turkey give
me Niece Of the white meat and
Hawks leg, ven be all right" And
that husbands gratitude lives yet
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25
Citing Ready for
the County Fair

Tn director. aul supervisor. ..f r..
suai' Count. rur association n.I
p w"n.s meeting lat ra,.l.. at
Viii many mrran, matters. s.a
csrhp tho fl.rvas discussed r.nr
lSwf 's.nloa..i report, ,ti. .r
cec&f
In musical ,.a..a which $50. an,
q = hrr feature. off tho ar., conn.
n # will Dee bold .n tan evening of
tae r. i' D.. expected ma, th.s ono
willr' do um former contest ever
hsldh iho county
pro decided 90 have 1000 premium
DDS and distributed
Oiihc evening of tbc goth. % lecture
II riealturc and horticulture. etc.
wnlk given OF tho stake house. ad
~ ~ free io 600
BILL evening of n.c ash a grand
bhfl be given.
TAeaaiicr Of painting aud decorating
~ Herior of tbo pavilion va. referred
to BIN. Rbcad
e. 'icrdIl and syy,mIofthc direct
~ % supervisors win ratc % tour
,fthe .ust... ,..t ,....I .t... s.....,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Mr. y l.. Olsen wa. % Par, city
visitor the forcpart of the week
Miss Hattie Birch was Park city
visitor the forcrar' Of the week.
Miss Cassie Ball and Mis-. Gl,nna
Welsh are visiting relatives IN 10.
gan.
FOR sALE-No. 10 sm'brrcmicr
typewriter at bargain. Call at Times
Office.
LOST Gold baby pin. Finder re-.
turn to Time. office and get liberal re
ward.
"" mc pleased 10 report again ihi,
wccI, tha, David Moore i. still on the
improve.
For snlc-siN or eight load. OF good
clean sawdu,t. Apply charlie, Aycrill,
ronlyillc, utnh
LOST Between Wan.hip and Coal
willie lndy's black coat Finder r..
turn TO the Time, Office.
The premium list for the county fair
Is IN the hands of the printer aud will
be ready fog distribution the latter part
Of next week.
ror Sly-A 500 surrey o. $50;
four electric chandeliers of . lights
ca,h. vill sell ouo cor 900 of them; also
.ona s-o gas lighting system complete
Good bargains cAarIcs Ny"rill, Coal
willie. Utah,
Agent !. ". Cantra, loft sunday eve
ming ON No. for North Platte, Ncb.,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

mo stHl treatment hv applying
Chnuicrlaih.s Linimcnt. II is an anti.
scptii and causes such injuries 20 heal
E!!..hct maiurution. This l.nimcnt
also rlicvcs soreness of the muscles
aud Rheumatic pains. For sale by John
Boydsh 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

The hrst-class job is the cheap
est for the customer, and the best
Tor the printer \ good job pro-
duccs a fine effect, means some
thing and brings. results. Results
count
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Roy Wilde was also operated ou at
the French hospital today. A. III"
time of goin' to press he was thot
to be doing fine.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Mrs. Joseph Hartley vas opora'
ed on ~ the French hospital today.
Friday. The operation was of %
serious nature, aud hcrmnny friends
hope tor q speedy rocu, cry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Mr.. James Salmon is home from
the southern part Of the state. MIR.
Salmon Is solicitor and collector for
the Dcseret News, and will leave
Tor Star Valley In day or two.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Lightning set fire to the barn of
Thos, Welsh, In Grass Creek last
saturday night, burning all his hay,
gram, outbuildings, four calves aud
other things on the premises. Tie
loss is estimated ~ $1,000. \ cnll
was sent here lor help and many
responded. On account oi no water
with when to qurnch the fire, at
tention was turned 10 save the
house, which was done.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Miss Ann Parkinson, Of Grants
willie; Mr.. and Mrs. George Run, ol
Salt Lake; MIR. and Mrs. Karl Grus.
beck of Scoilcld are guests Of MIR.
aud Mrs. Thos. Hills
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25
Merely Mentioned

Little Things Heard Here and There About You and Me---Om
Visits and Our Visitors
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Mr. 1hos BAN, who up TO Saturday,
wa, employed at Idaho Falls, visited
here last Sunday with his relatives.
Thomas has decided not to return to
tuc Fail, but went 90 Devils Slide Mon
day whore be accepted position with
the cement plant there.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Miss lrmiuic Taylor met with a very
painful accident last Saturday oven.
ing which vii, connnc her to her room
fuf some weeks. She Ia company with
others were horse back riding up at the
head OF Weber when the heavy light
ing aud thunder storm was In progress.
ln their hurry 20 gct back 20 camp be.
fore the storm became too fierce, they
rode at % good pace, when Miss Tay
Tor ?. horse ran too close 90 = wire fcnco.
catching her skirt, throwing her right iD
10 the wire. She received half dozen
cuts about the limbs, some of them
nearly eight inches long and 60 the
bone. She was brought TO Coalyillr
whore Dr. W. H. Emmett made hcT as
comfortable as possible. From latest re-.
ports she is getting along as well ore
can bc expected.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Agent !. ". Cantra, left sunday eve.
ming ON No. for North Platte, Ncb.,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

The ,ariou. committees on the M
tccnth Anniversary of the institution
Of odd fellowship in this city are
working out the details Of the cclcbra.
ton The lodge has been assured that
grand lodge officers Of Salt Lake will
be- here, and large delegation is cA
pcctcd from Park City We understand
tnat the program win be ready for pub
LEGATION next week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

During the examination Of an Aus.
triau this week as to his qualifeu
tions to become an American citizen.
Judge Morse asked the alien what form
or government We were living under
The Austrian replied. Governor
spry" Needles, so say everyone Zoo the
court room smiled.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Only eight persons from here went
on the excursion to Lagoon wcdncs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

~ tlte-t~salsr meeting w -t,,-
commercial club held "Wednesday
night t2j was voted the county fair
to be given H. special prizes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

school will begin here about Sept.
18th, with +. A.Brinton as principal.
\ fine baby hoy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Huffman ON the
18th.
VIM. salmon. the insurance agent.
WIS in Coal,illc the forcpart Of the
week.
Miss Rosilla Luud, OF ST. George.
is u guest at the home Ut ". II.
Branch,
Work on the foundation Of the
new t3i,uuu school building for this
disiric, II progressing nicely.
Mr.. Fred kuublork aud babe. Of
Husum, Wash, are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Salmon.
Judge Morse held q short session
Of court here last Monday. The
time was mostly taken up In pro-
bate matters.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Miss Hattie Birch was % Park city
visitor the forcpart Of the week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

LOST Between Wanship and Coal
willie. ludy's black coat Finder re-
turn TO the Time, office
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

Miss Cassie Bali and Nis, Gl,nna
Welsh are visiting relatives IN 10.
gan.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-25

FOR SALE So. lO smi'hPrcmicr
typewriter at % bargain. Call at Times
office
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
e - Clnisso e Csnnissa Csu1Ay

Thst We have the real, known,
tangible resources, only needing de-
sesopoent, TO take rs . little ahead
Il tie front rank Of Colorado counties
in Wsalth production we all know.
bet tAe ostside world is in the dark
Nos then Why not turn on the light?
NJ suggestion. rs q starter, is this:
La esch and every individual, who
has The price, or is good for q stand
a. sssd 10 at least six people, out
side a the county, q copy OF the
New Years editions Of our Gunni-
500 papers. A concerted effort OF
the kisd, il seems clear to me. would
at Iansa DO no harm. cost little, and
be Qood exercise in much needed
teo0-0ork.
I sAall do il myeelf, and earnest
ly Aspe that every on eiee, interested
in IL development OF our county,
sill 10 likewise. Thin trivial coss.
~oala sos oaly help and encosrAee
The bsu.l paPes~. bot would slso bepe-
sc tAsif ssbscsibern, sdvertsser-, and
esUsy 80 else vino o~ps GsBnison
coeaey property.
Wy - eet bssy on the front
- q . nov sad promising year fos
0unninun. - ills0isaAe . littSef
J. n. RossnsoS.