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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
ORYS MARCH ON
STATE HOUSE
Spend Day Lobbying all
Over Everyplace and Re-
port is That Fulton Bill
Is Hopelessly Beaten.
nv united Pre.s wire.

Columbus, o.. March 2s.-Temper-
ance workers from all parts of the
state massed in a gigantic lobby about
the house today. They were confident
that the vets had not more than Sc
votes for theGFulton city option bill
when II came. to,,a vote this after
noon and were determined that they
should not get thdGadditional four
necessary votes.
All over the state house members
were segregated in- little. groups OF
dry workers. The wet lobby was ap-
parently lost in the crowd and the on
ly well known liquor, advocate was
Judge Beis. OF Fremont.
All kinds of conflicting reports were
current. 1t was, esaid that Harvey
CARRIER and Charles p. salem confer
red yesterday with many Democratic
members and then informed the
liquor lobby that the bill was hope
lessly beaten. The report that the
Republicans would vote against the
bill in order to ensure its defeat by
n Democratic administration. was met
by the story that the Republicans had
decided that 1t would not be wise to
further enrage the brewery strength.
Evan, of Stark, whom the. vets hoped
TO secure. apnounced thst he would
remain on the dry slde.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
ST. Nicholas.

William ii OF Nassau. Frontispiece
from painting by Van Dyck ui
An Army of Observation Sketch.
Henry H. Bennett. tfIit5A at
Mr.. Splicers Umbrella-Shop. Story,
Doris Webb, fs ~Sf
Famous Pictures. Sketch, Charles
l.. Barstow.
April .Jingles: And Then-What
Happened Them. Mrs. II .E. Clark.
Wrong Righted. J. Warren Merrill
Nature Giants that Man Has Con-
quered, Water. steam, Raymond
Perry.
The Forest Castaways. Serial Story
Frederick Orin Bartlett.
Lois's Fairy Gold. Story. Helen
Ward Banks
Easter Day. Verse. Ethel A. Jack
son.
Locating Claim. Sketch George
L. Parker.
Quite A Tourist! Verse, Grace Page
A Lucky Boy, '"What n Breeze,"
Pictures. Drawn by T.. O., ,Lutz.
Don't Verse. Camilla J Knight.
q. Young Crusoes OF the Sky." serial
story, f. Lowell Coombs.
me eternal Joke" pictures, drawn
by Blanche C. Grant. oliver Herford.
The Battle OF Baseball, 1, c. n.
claudy.
roik-Songs for Boys and Girls. THE
Joily Miller and Charlie is My OAR
ing, Mabel Lyon Sturgis.
teammates" Serial story. Ralnb
Henry Barbour.
~ BOOKS and Reading" Hildegarde
Hawthorne.
Ye Originate Apryl Frst," verse.
Frederick Moxon.
nature and Science for Young Folks
the st. Nicholas League. Awards
OF prizes for stories, poems, drawings
and photographs
por very Little Folk: John Mar
TINS Second Letter.
The Riddlebox.
Profusely illustrated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
Winters Bin Un Next.

Columbus, o.. March 2s.-The Win.
ters public utility bill viii come ut
ior passage Immediately after the Full
ION city local option bill is disposed
of this afternoon.
IL VIII go through as II II was
creased for the OCCASION" said Judge
winters. the author. this morning.
Many progressive Democrats and Re-
pubiicans are dissatisfied with the bill
winch, they say, Is drawn for the pub
nc utilities and not TO regulate them.
rhere will be many amendments Of
Tered II the opportunity is given. Rep
resentative Langdon will lead the at.
tack on its ana will be seconded by
Democratic members. BothrwilI ny
2 'put teethl. IN the bill. .anl, aa. sa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
TAX COLLECTOR
GOES TO PRISON
Convicted on Charge Of
Bribery and Will Serve
Two Years-Attorney
Will Appeal Case.


Cincinnati o.. March 29-Jacob
Baschang, former Dow tax collector
In the county auditors office, con-
vlcted recently on charge OF bribery
was sentenced to serve, two years
In prison and pay the costs OF this
trial when he was arralgned Wednes
day for sentence before Common
Pleas Judge German.
"a Baschang was convicted two weeks
ago and his motion for new trial
was overruled Wednesday.
The jury had recommended mercy
for the prisoner, who faced a possi-
BILE. sentence OF one to five years in
prison and a ,fine not exceeding $500.
His attorneys will appeal the case.
Baschang was the first member OF
the Cox organization to be indicted
by the present grand jury. He was
accused of bribery In connection with
the listing out of saloons on the Dow
tax duplicate.
His attorneys took advantage Of
several technicalities to prevent the
prisoner from being tried, but Bas-
chang sub-boss in the Cox organiza-
tion had not sufficient funds to car
ry his fight through every legal
channel. When Baschang was placed
on trial he entered n plea of not
guilty. Assistant Prosecutor eAyery
who handled the case for the state
placed "a witness %on the stand, who
said he had given Baschang $780, .-.'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
April Magazines.
Technical World Magazine.

The following is a list Of leading
articles for April, 1911:
ITO Muzzle the Free Press" Henry
VI. Hyde.
"a Continental Fur Farm" Agnes
G. Laut.
"The White Phosphorus Horror" p
Harvey Middleton.
Fresh Lobsters for Three Cents.
.. b. Edwards.
Machines to Fire Locomotives .
Charles Frederick Carter.
Battle of the Bugs" John l.. Cow
an.
Wiring an Ocean and a Wilder
ness" Edward b. Clark 4-,
Census of the Salmon" Rem
Bache. 'H ufN ui9ti tr, ,sffir
Mechanical Brains Save JIves,'
Robert Franklin. y hinl rr.r .4
Guarding Against the avalanche. =.
William Thornton Prosser. a,- OF %.
Roller Cotton Gin at Last" c.. f
Hayes. " .'i -! t-y,H sr,
Two Elevators IL one shaft II
.. Hunting, ' ir 81 ftr,,r
Machine Pollinates clover Rich.
ard c. Benton. v..tt.s .,
Novel School Lighting william
Lewis Nida. h
Popular Science and Mechanics sup.
element. d. ,f,-,s W..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
Democratic Committee rAkes up rarin

Washington, March 29.-Tariff was
taken up for the first time by the new
Democratic house committee on ways
and means at a meetingstoday. There
was q general discussion of the entire
subject of revision, but, more partic-
.ularly OF the wool. schedule. Chairman
Underwood explained that the policy
of the committee would be only to
hear those manufacturers who say
that. t.sthey had information additional
to atgeheited ddrisfgs the preparation
of the Payne law.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
PEACE FARTHER
OFF THAN EVER
LOO Reinforcements Arrive
+ At Chihuahua and Ma
dero Camps Nearby.

"
El Paso@ Texas. March 29.--Cour-
iers arriving today from the vicinity
Of Ciudad, chihuahua, report more
warlike preparations than ever, des-
pite the statement of Francis /. Ma
'dero. sr, in San AntonIa yesterday
that peace would end the insurrection
in Mexico within ten days. Colonel
Rabago, with force of 1,1O0 fedora.
troops, has reached Chihuahua after
months march from Juarez, REIN
forcing the garrison of the beseiged
city of 5000.
The couriers report that Madero.
having harrassed Rab9go's force dur
ing It's entire march southward, has
encamped his forces about thirty
miles west of chihuahua. Whether he
Is preparing for concentrated in
surgent attack on Chihuahua is not
known.
1t is clear that the federal officials
IN Juarez. across the river from here
are becoming alarmed over the de-
fencelessness of that city snd there
ire fewer than 500 federal troops
there rendering 1t an easy prey To tho
revolutlonists IL they should attack
Mexican officials at Juarez today
continued to come to Ell Paso to ar
range for housing their families here
fearing an attack. ~f
Members of the junta here are en-
couaged by the statement issued al
San Antonio by the elder Madero
they declare the couriers from the
revolutionary field headquarters
'hould arrive today bringing advices
regarding the opinion of the peace
plan held by francesca Maslero, Jr.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
Just a Blur.

Bridgeport. o.. March 29.-Onicials
OF the United Mine Workers of Amer.
ica were inclined today to regard as
a bluff, letter from the Youghiogh,
eny q Ohio Coal company. threatening
TO sue them for any losses sustained
oy the company through the shut
oown OF its mines by the sympathetic
strike of 5000 miners against oper.
ators owning mines In the Tuscara was
helds The Youngiogheny g. Ohio
company denies that 1t is interested in
any properties in the Tuscarawas dis
trict
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
Z .Padrone lsystem b Oohdemned.

Philadelphia, sSMarch 29.-Evils Of
the padrone system of labor, by which
Italian emigrants are kept in a con-
ditlona of virtual slavery for months
and some times for years. after their
arrival In this scountry.-were outlined
by Cheyalier De Palma De Castlegion
OF the italian emlgfant Bureau OF New
York at today's session of the national
congress of Italians. As a remedy he
recommended that organizations be
formed to meet the immigrant at the
ship sides and to encourage him to
join labor unions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
FAIR BUT FALSE
IN PINK HAREMS
Beautiful Lima Gives an In.
terview in Which She
Speaks of Divorce and
Settlements But Fore
swears Marriage.
BY United Press wire.

faris' March 2S.--Lina Cavalerl
aumitted to the United Press today
that she Is soon to institute divorce
proceedings against Robert w. Chan
yer ana that financial settlement is
now under discussion. The noted
Diva returned yesterday from ST.
Fetersburg As she talked to the
correspondent she sat on a tiny stool.
she appeared In the best OF spirits.
The Interview ended rather abruptly
by her 'annooncement thar she had 10
don a pink SIR harem s1xirt for her
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
TURKEY LOOKING
FOR TROUBLE

London. March 29.-The Evening
Times Constantinople correspondent
says that the Turkish war ministry Il
hastily preparing toimobilize the arm,
In expectation of ap attack by both
Austria and Bulgaria.
Austria Is reported as massing
troops on the borders of the sanjai
Of Novi-Bazar, and along the Mon.
tenegran frontier. Bulgaria is suspect
ed on account OF the recent authoriza
ton by the Bulgarian plea to Car
Ferdinand TO make secret foreign al
liances.
The Times says Turkeys prepara
ton has probably been deemed a IA
vorable opportunity for the seizure
OF Turkish territory by Austria and
Bulgaria.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
PEACHES NOT HURT.


the
injured
the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

TELEeRapHIo TABLorDs.


Newburg, n. Y.-Releas-
ed from the Middletown hos
pital for the insane last Sat-
urday Us cured, Mrs. Fred
Desendorf was returned today
her mind being unbalanced
again by seeing a child KILL
ed by a street car.
Milton. Del.--During the III
ness of Rev. Frank Holland or
the Methodist church, his wife
is filing his pulpit.
Boston-Mayor Fitzgerald
will likely agree to "a sugges-
tion by the Harvard crimson
to appoint Harvard students
as stage censors.
New York--Animals In thel
Bronx Zoo are better fed and
housed than thousands of New
York's poor. according to Ben
jamin March, secretary Of
the municipal congestion COM
mittee.
Greensboro N. Y.-Crazed
from reading of the terrible
factory fire in New York. Mrs.
u. q. Thompson recovering
from an attack of fever. jump
ed through a window and suf-
fered a broken thigh.
New York--To raise the
study OF astrology above the
plane of vulgar fortune tell
ing the church and college of
astrology has been founded
here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p.
Brown, Jr., a University of
Penna student is IN a.
serious condition from blood
poisoning. resulting from the
TRANSMISSION of n large guam
tity of blood from him to help
an unknown woman patient at
the University hospital.
Boston--'iftoen hundred gal
Ions of tomato ketchup were
emptied into a sewer here be
ing condemned as unfit. t
New York--The skull Of a
hipnarion gracila, q fossil
horse. somewhat smaller than
the Asiatic ASS which lived
1000 years ago, and was the
ancestor Of the modern horse.
was unearthed at Park and
Duane streets.
Los Angeles Cal, March 29-
Returns from the box offices
today show the gate receipts
at opening game of the Pacific
league held here Yesterday
san francisco and Sarca-
mento were the biggest in
years. II Is estimated 10000
saw the opener here and in
San Francisco while 1000 at
tended lin Sacramento.
Boston March 29-Thursday.
April 9 was announced today,
as the date for the wrestling
match between DR.. Ben r.
hoi'er OF seattle, and Ameri-
Gus. of. Baltimore. i,o,,
st. Louis. Mo.-A document
unearthed here today in the
court house shows that Ulysses
;. Grant set free slave he
mad owned on March 2g 1889.
chicago-Mrs. Della Bartlett
mas been granted divorce be-
cause she proved that her mate
threw things at her when she
would not shave him. The
Judge held barbering was not
part of a wlfe's duties. .afnnr
D ChieagorTDr H. r. Cameron
of McGih university, Canada
told the lclassAin sociology at
the University of Chicago that
the power that won beautiful
wives for homely men was
blind psychic impulse" fh
Madison, VISA freak mea-
sure introduced before the
lower house of the Wisconsin
legislature prohibiting a hus-
band from speaking to his
mother-in-law above a whisper.
died in its infancy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

You feel duh poor color heavy
feeling all over. That's winters i'm
purltes in the system. Clean them
out, drive them away with Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Do ii to-
night. You'll be well tomorrow.
~ SCHMIDT a co
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29
Another Death Via the on Can.

Point Pleasant. w. Va. March 2s.-
Mrs. James Gardner, 25. was burned
70 death In her home this morning
when a coal oil can exploded in her
hands and ignited her clothing. She
was making a ilre. and was pouring
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

to lngereh in
Of
hop peck of robins
blue showup on the awnsan n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

the oil on burning kindllng when the
can exploded. The home and its con-
tents we're destroyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

San Antonio, Tex, March 2s.-The
active work aheld in the maneuvers
here has given the soldier boys huge
lppetites The way they attack the
eommissary department bodies III
for any real warlike opponents that
they meet II they pursue the same
aggressive tactics. Bread, coffee
beans and pruncs form large part Of
their diet.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Hickman of Latourette street
last night. =,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

and Of equal fishtst to all and special
M. 3. Chase.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Columbus threatened council
raising price in Ave to
conditions and will quit
July 1 But m
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Younts We wonde
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Trinidad expects to have a million
rubber trees In a few years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

in the House today and hisi
hopes shango Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29

Observation-Disclosures
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
LIABLE TO BLOW UP AND BUST.

The oklahoma City Times thinks
the World has gotten to be IA very
punk newspaper, editorially, but tho
high opinion which it has of It's own
abilities in this line would make the
blatant boastings of an advance agent
for a circus dwindle into insIgniti
canoe by comparison and the loss Is
thus greatly minimized. The Times.
like an ass brayng into an empty
barrel mistakes the noise IT makes
for profundity. If all the world
sought was to gain the good opinion
of the Times. we imagine it would
not require a very vigorous mentality
TO accomplish that end. Agree with
the Times and you are gcntlcmaa
and scholar Disagree with it and
you are either scoundrel or an idiot.
II you do not join in its hullahaloo,
for mess OF pottage in the form
OF a federal appointment for some
body. The measure man puts on
the merccnary influences OF other
people is usually pretty safe guide
as to the value he places on his own
political views. 1t is always the law
yer with the weak side Of case that
berates and traduces the opposing
counsel. The World is profoundly inn
pressed with the intellectual attain
ments Of the editorials In the Okla
homa City Times, whoever is respon-
sihle for them. What amazcs us is
that a man with such a high regard
for his own ability and with such an
impervious crust is able to restrain
his efforts to such limited field.
If we believed in reincarnatiou We
should be inclined to think that eth
er Horace Greedy or Charles Dana
had returned to earth and was stalk
ing about the Times office IN dis
gulse. We are sure the Times editor
will make no effort to disabuse the
public mind Of any such error II It
should get abroad. We only hope
he does not blow up and bust with
his own Importance and concet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
Up-pnkc with one Accord.

Chicken suah am mighty fine. -
sand the usually soher-co -couutenanced
city fathers" Friday at dinner time
when, together with every attache OF
the city hall and several newspaper
reporers, they sat down TO a sump-
tous chicken dinner given by the
Baptist Aid Society. The city hall
gang was the guest of j. II. Ilamil-
ton, of the Parker-W Washington Paw
ing COMPANY who extended the in
vitation at the close OF the days ses-
sion OF the city commission and at a
time when everybody was in the right
mood for chicken or anything else
good 70 ont.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
WHERE DIRECT LEGISLATION
FAILS.

Governor Emmett oN'd "i NI'-
bnma is democrat Tie does not
thlnk much OF the reform movement
Throughout the country ne made %
speech down at ne" l"Ih '"' "'''i
day ana s''d some 'hI"bs il 'n'
same sentiments h'd he'h 'API'7s''
10y Uncle Joe cannon OF senator NId-
rlch' they "o"'d nave h''h d'-
nouhred as the ul''iHh''7 "i STAND
pallers Trying To hoI5l'r up '"' IN
terests' put coming from a deN"T t
thcy may be accepted as me honest
CONVICTIONS "I man "i h'Sh-mlha'd
purposes seeking only To pres mt
somS facts on the other slde OF the
turbulent issues OF the lmr''
This IS what he said;
II Is SOUND governmental pIlh-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
THE TULSA PRESS CLUB.

Having secured permanent club
quarters, staged banquet, at which
one of the most distinguished ciu-
zens OF the state was present, and
commanded notices In over one hun
dred and fifty metropolitan newspa-
pers and trade journals the Tulsa
Press club, In the first week of its
existence has established an enviablo
record. both as a social organization
for newspaper men and an advertis-
ing and boosting medium for the city
Of Tulsa.
The club was organized a week
ago today with twenty-five members.
It now has forty members, and the
honorary membership roll has not yet
been opened. There is every ind.ca-
ton that before another week has
passed there will be fifty or more
active mcmbers enrolled in the club,
comprising almost solidly the news
paper strength of the city. At pres
ent every branch of the profession is
represented in the club and each in
dividual member has become en.
thused to point where they are
ready to give their own time and
money for the exploitation and fur
thering OF Tulsa's immense resources
and possibilities as an Industrial and
Commercial center.
The mere organization of the club
attracted editorial and news com
ment In practically every daily and
weekly newspaper in oklahoma as
well as large papers in numerous Sec
lions of the country. Furthermore,
the Associated Press which serves
90 per cent Of The daily newspapers
Of the United States and Canada, car
ried hundred d-Word STORY" last
Friday night on the announcement
that the Press Club would entertain
Senator Robert L. owen at a ban
quet the following day. The Same
large news agency sent over Is num-
erous wires last night an account Of
the banquet referred to, thus plac-
ing before the entire reading public
Of this country the name of Tulsa"
This is only small beginning u
immense things that are planned for
the future and the Tulsa Press Club.
which will within the next week,
Incorporate under the laws Of Okla
homa will undoubtedly soon be on
an equal basis with any similar or
ganizauon IN the West and by COM
binrug It's wide Influence and agrees
i've powers with the other civic or
ganlzations Of the city. viii he In a
position to do Tulsa an incstmahle
good and enlarge the present gantic
trend of people and Industries now
headed this way.
The officers OF the club are dally
receiving letters from large corpor-
ations, individuals and newspaper
trade publications about the country.
complmentng the Tulsa Press Clue
on the manner I'm which It has start
ed its career and the large initial
membership. and asking for further
information about the city In which
il is located.
Among the foremost public char
aoters Of this country who will be en-
tertained during the coming months
by the Press Club. will be a number
Of the lasting newspaper editors and
journalists Of the world. thus giving
Tulsa a booster outlet Of proportion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
A Place to Laugh.

Hamlin Garland asks, Why can't
Americas writer's for the stage exhibit
the tastes, the distinction and the
qualities Of style of Edith Wharton
and William Dean Howels?" Is II
not because too many people say with
one Of Gellet Burgess newly-wealthy
women, 81 Ike to go to the theatre
to have a good laugh"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
The annual output of lead pencils

The annual output Of lead pencils
in this country is more than 100000
600. The cedar wood used In making
them weighs about 100000 tons and
nearly three-fourths of a cents worth
Of wood is required for each pencil
No other wood is so good for that
purpose and the timber is becoming
scarce. Old cedar planks and fence
rails now find a ready sale.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
nrOpplng OF R's.

A new York man says that New
Workers. are quick to cast scorn upon
the English cockneys who drop their
his but he think that New York
might consider the beam in it's own
eye. His particulor complaint Is the
dropping of RS" as in 'papee" in
stead of paper. He suggests that the
school commissioners look into it,"