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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
\ Bribc-Taking Mayor.

Gary. Ind. sept S.-Thomas T..
Knots, mayor of Gary, was arrested
today on the charge of collecting and
accepting bribc of $1,000 for sign
ing the Dean heating franchise.
The mayor was arrested hy deputy
sherins near the city han. They en-
tered his office shortly after r. B.
Dean. who signed The affidavit, came
from the executive Office with the
franchise.
Before entering the Office Dean was
searched by four persons TO prove
that he was taking money into the
room. When lie emerged again. he
told deputies To serve the warrant
on Knots and they would find the
money i'm the mayors desk. The de-
putics went into the room. arrested
the mayor who was released on $5.-
Goo bond.
Walter Gibson, city councilman,
was also arrested on "a warrant charg-
ing him with soliciting $500 bribe.
Dean came To Gary six months ago.
He says his homo is near Richmond,
Madison county Ky.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
AG0STA lNAABlTAhT HAS
THRILLING EXPERIENCE
Mayor Sutton Fines Walter
Hickman.
Trouble Arises In Pool Room Between
Hickman and Proprietor of Pool
demonstrating Race Through
Streets of Village.

Walter Hickman was fined $40 ana
costs yesterday afternoon by Mayor
Dutton. of Agosta. after man named
Foose had preferred a charge of as
sault with intent to kill against him,
the result of an escapde which start
ed the inhabitants of the peaceful
cillage Thursday evening. After re-
considering the case at the hearing,
Foose withdrew the intent to kill
rart of the charge and the light fine
was imposed on.-Hickman. II. Il.
Hill of this city, acted as his attor-
ney.
Foose suffered the sensation Of be-
ing pcrsued through the streets of
the town by Hickman. who was arm
ed with the blade of a scytho and
who, for a distance of about one-half
mile, threatened to decapitats him at
every step.
The trouble started in a pool room,
of which Foose is the proprietor. ATT
er an alteration between the two
men, Hickman proceeded to a hard
ware. store. seized the blade Of a
scythe and, in an ugly mood. re-
turned to the poolroom. At the sight
of the weapon, Foose jumped through
a window and escaped the wild slash
es his persuer made with the sharp
edged blade. Hickman followed his
man through the window and chased
him quite distance about the will
age before giving up the chase.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

s92s.eOs to s1.2s7s74. that com
pany will pay $43fO more into the
state treasury than 1t did last year.
Sixty freight and refrlgerating com
panies we're increased from SLIGO
3SS to S2,496,763, an increase of
$733.232. The rate of increase is
lower than in the case Of many
utilities because the commission last
year placed values on freight and
refrigerating lines.
Steady Increase In Payments.
In 1909, before the commission val
ued the business of this class of util-
tiles, they paid S16,217 into the state
treasury. In 1910. with commission
valuation and a per cent excise tax.
they paid $21,7S1. Their 1910 con-
tiYDution win total approximately
$4,000.
Twenty-six small companies have
been added to the state duplicate this
year.
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Even the sky was gloomy today
when II dawned on Gotham that the
Giants are now but one game ahead In
the National league pennant race
And the gloom was not dispelled by
the fans realization that McGraws
nen are facing a hard western trip.
And to think that their fellow towns
men helped to do II. SO II must have
been something like ct tn dodgers,
that waited out of the Polo grounds
as McGraws men realized the crush
ing blow.
All of which doesn't detract from
the brilliance of old Col. Schultes per-
formances. Winning both games of a
double header is something of an ac-
hievement after all.
Walter Johnson won ten straight
games. And then he lost game.
And the Hlghlanders did It. So there
is some JOY in New York.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
To Challenge Winner of
G0fch-Hackensmid Match

holder European heavy
worlds title held
s n his
of
IL zones to any a
title Paris
stands 6
fol-
inches
inches
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
Col. John Jake MobiIizins.

New York, Sept S.-Actlvlty great
or even than that of yesterday con-
vnced Gotham today that the mar
rage Of Col. John Jacob Astor and
Miss Madeline Force was but a few
hours off. The Astor yacht Mona
vas ready fo- sailing at daybrcak and
soon thereafter tug steamed up ana
transferred 20 the yacht provisions
erousnt to last through a prolonged
cruise.
simultaneously Astor rushed out Of
his home. jumped into n taXicab and
scurried about the city on apparently
the most important errands.
At the Force home there was a
correspon ling buzz of activity and the
belief gained ground that Astor hae
1T last found minister willing to tic
the knot.
Administrators sale on the premises
of Beatty Corner" p. m. tomorrow.
crIapdiI Investment II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

New philadelphia, o., Sept. s.
Lengthening her skirt by letting out
a stuck enabled Helen Mosher 19,
New Philadelphia to become the wife
of Albert Ost of Canton after they
had eloped from here to Wheeling
How old are you?" asked the mar
riage license clerk to Miss Mosher.
"I'm nineteen" she replied
"ITuh, huh, you don't look more
than 49," said the clerk. but since
your dress is so long | guess you arc
all right" and he handed her the
license.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

seagirt, N. j., Sept. S.--With a score
OF 7sl three points ahead of New
York, Ohio was leading today at the
end of the second stage OF the $4,000
Dryden trophy match, the chief event
of the New Jersey rifle association
tourney. The ,district of Columbia'
was third and the United States in
fantry fourth, United states cavalry
fifth, News Jersey sixth and Maryland
last
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

CONSUL Norton of Malaga says
many Spanish cities have poorly fur
nished barber shops. One shop has
some American reciingipg chairs,
which were imported ten Years ago
and are stlll regarded as eurioslties.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
PERSONALS

Mrs. j. w. Welsh, of east Church
street, returned today from two
weeks visit with Columbus friends.
Rev. j. w. Miles is attending the
Southeastern Ohio conference of the
United Brethren church at Lancas
ter.
Lawrence and Florlan Hess and stew
art Cleary left this morning for kirks-
VILE where they will attend the
American school of Osteopathy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

Members of the English parliament
are furnished with free SNUFF. Con-
scrvatlvc members consider 1t a GUS
tom not To be sneezed at. d.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
Amerlcan Assoolatlon.

AT MINNEAPOLIS 8; Milwaukee. T.
AT INDIANAPOLIS. .; Toledo. 8.
AT ST. PAUL, o; Kansas city, /.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
Administrators Sale

Tomorrow at p. m. on the premises
of the "9eatty Corner" one square
east of new postoflice. Room for a
double house on High street. See
property any time. Splendid invest
.nent II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
American Leaeue.


New York .... 0 2 0 o o ! o 0 2--5 Z o
Washington 40 0 90 o. 8 2
Batteries -Warhop. Vaughn and Blair;
Johnson and Street.
Al PHILADELPHIA r.. H. E.
Boston .. o o o 1 0 o 0 0 O-1 8 o
Philadelphia =. 0S 90 o o IS 10 2
Batterlcs-Pape and Williams Coomb5
and I.app.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
port to indianapolis. They left yes
terday for the Hoosier village.
BROWNS SWAT THE BALL
Give Maps Hard Run For Tholr
Money On Cleveland Grounds.

Cleveland, o.. Sept. S.-The Browns
peppered little Gene Knapp hard to.
wards the end of the game with the
Maps anG came within one run of tic.
ing the score in the final session, the
Maps winning 6 to 8. The Browns
did not sore until the fourth. when
Knapp forced in a run through Wild
ness. The visitors get two runs more
in the seventh on two doubles and n
single and in the ninth a double. o
pass, single and an error.
u IT, "
81. Louis ..... O0OiOO2 rs 10 I
Cleveland .... 1 03 o 90 &c 0
Eattcries--curry. Hawk and l<richoll.
Knapp and Fisher.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
FIELDER JONES
WITH BOSTON
Memphis Returns the Form
er Champ.
RAPHUA IN INDIANAPOLIS
Osborne May 60 to South
ern League.
Owner n. A. kicne Returns to Piqua
But Is Gone Again--Players Wait
fng For Saiarics-Upper SandusIsy
Forced TO Sign New Catchcr-Thrce
More Reapcrs Are Ordered to Re-
pot TO Indianapolis. J bis.


Zones HTmep' Portsmouth player,
lbackt to Boston. In the FEW games In
(which he played In the Southern lea-
lgue he failed to deliver at the bat
land az Mem phis has three regulars in
lthe outfien his stay in the sunny south
Twas very brief. 1t is not known what
disposition Boston Will make Of Jones
las they have no room for him in the
lBeanies, lineup Jones lis at present
with the Boston club.-Portsmouth
'Times.
Lima, o., Sept. S.-Raphun will go
to indianapolis, and after a short rest
will take the road for the American
Tobacco company. He has contracted
&C umpire a series of exhibition games
at indianapolis. beginning September
10. between Watkins Springfield re-
cruits and an indianapolis semi-prc>
fessional team. Watkins has to pay
his Reaper recruits until October l,
and wants to realize something on his
ipcney. II Is rumored that Raphun
will be found handling the indicator
| IN the Central league next season.
IL ig said upon good authority tina.
Manager Osborne viii play first for a
team in one of the southern leagues
next season, ana should make good
I He is among the leaders In hitting
7 this season, and has plenty of gray
matter in that noodle of his. Arch
practiced daily at the first sack dur
ihg the latter part of the season and
began to look like real first base
man.
owner II. A. Kiene of the Piqua
baseball club left Piqua on Monday
last after stating to several parties
that he was going TO Columbus and
would return as soon as he could Sc
cure the money to pay the salaries
OF the players. He has not yet re-
turned, but his friends are still ex-
recting that he will be back shortly to
pay the players.
Manager Al Newman talked with
President Reed of the Ohio state
league over the long distance tele-
phone last evening and was informed
that Mr. Kiene was in Columbus yes
terday expecting to attend meeting
Of the league and get settlement o.
his financial affairs with them, but
the meeting could not be held, and
that Kiene had left for indianapolis.
stating that he thought he could get
the money there and would eithes
write or telegraph to Manager Newn-
ham at Piqua today.
II Is understood that the owners
indebtedness to tho players amounts
to over $1,000, being a few days over
one months salary to each. Some OF
the men have drawn money ahead and
9TH rs have more than the month due,
hut the average will be about as stat
ed.--Piqua Call.
Ed Beam, of Marion, who has been
filling the position as backstop for the
u. s. Reds became disabled at Ken
ton Sunday, when a swift ball injured
one of his hands His position vii
be occupied hereafter by lF'loyd Greer
of Lima, reputed to be very speedy
Upper Sandusky Chief
80 Three more Reapers Nally lhril
and Markey. have been ordered to re-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

The sphinx has at last spoken and
the Identity of the rustler5 jinx Is
known. Boston is hanging onto last
place with deathlike grip because
with 10 hits the bean eaters can't win
a game.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

Although five were thrown out at
the plate the Athletics won their
game which. in the opinion of some,
is playing baseball.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

Administrators sale on the premises
of Beatty Corner" p. m tomorrow.
Splendid investment. IL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
LODGE NOTES

rather well attended meeting of
the Elks was held Thursday evening
but llt;le other than routine business
WIS transacted. X. II. Marshall and
Pearl Mears were appointed members
of the finance committee to fill va
cancies, and John G. Stark, w. $.
Spencer and Bert Curtis We're named
as committee to arrange for the
winter dances. Following the busi-
ness session a light lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Virden and
daughter, Cora, have returned from
a weeks alitng at Winona lake.
Ask your grocer for Eaco home
made bread and cakes. Set
Sumatra is famous the world over
for its cigar wrappers, and tobacco
plantations have spread to nelghbor-
ing isles
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

See the frst-class school shoes at
Beatty & Longs cut price shoe store
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

Cy Barger Is the hall of fame kid
today Tor he held the slugging Giants
TO four measly hits.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

Threatening to inspire impcach-
.ment proceedings against any county
officials who insist on dlsobeying the
law limiting the amount for road lev
les, the state tax commission yester-
day issued statement in which 1t
warned county commissioners not to
levy what they please in disregard of
the ( per cent limit fixed by the Smith
tax law. says the Ohio state Jour
nal
Word has come to the commission
that several commits iuners had de-
clared that they would levy at viii up
to mills In addition 10 the amounts
authorized by the Smith lay. II is
claimed by some that they have
authority under the provision cxclud-
ing lcvies for emergency purposes.
This the commission denies. Incl
dcntally 1t suggests that, in case Of
trouble. an appeal will be made to the
attorney general with Impeachment
in mind.
Franklin Ciunty Hit.
The commissions warning will
head off the commissioners of Frank
lin county I'm the plan of making a
special road levy of three-hfths of n
mill for road purposes. The an
nouncement was made last night by
President Dittey of the commission to
County Auditor Il. NJ Sayre. The
county commissioner, in announcing
the proposed levy a few days ago.
went on the assumption that an old
section Of the road law Is un-repealed
by the Smith act and that 1t gives
them authority to make a levy inde-
pendent of the Smith law.
The commission agrees with the
county commissioners in part. but
differs in the INTERPRETATION of the
word emergency" Tho commission
believes that the legislative intent
In tho word emergency was the care
of unexpected contingencies like the
destruction of roads or bridges by
flood or earthquake.
The emergency levy, which the
county commlssWcrs, contenb 1ated
levylng. would haee, raised $4,000
with which It wass plahned to build
roads in Franklin hcounty. on ac-
count OF, tho tax Limitation this year,
the county will have 1fttlc money
for road building except that raised
iby the sale Of bonds.
School Levy Fixed.
Part OF the statement issued yes
terday by the tax commission con-
tained "A refutation Of the claim, set
up by Franklin copnty official that
school boards might levy under an
old law up to II mills without regard
to tho 1 per cent law. The claim
had been given wide circulation and
called forth the commissions denial
when 1t learned that the alleged dis
covery had been taken seriously.
Because Of n boost i'm valuations
on the business of the Pullman Car
Company's business in Ohio from
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

After picking 10 hits off two Phil
adelphia pitchers in the first skirmish
Boston got one lone single off Alex
andcr In the second game.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

Catcher Smith and Third Baseman
Weller left Marion for their homes
this morning. Smith lives In Balti-
more and Weller in Plttsburg. First
Baseman Kelley will leave for his
home in Syracuse, n. Y, this even
iuu
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

Now comes the most crushing blow
Of all. Metropolitan printers are be-
ginning to set mattys name in lower
case.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08
commissioners
GIVEN WARNING
Counties in Ohio Must Not
Exceed Tax Limits.
IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS
Are Likely to Follow Viola
tion of Rule.

State Tax Commission Hears That
Certain County Officials Arc In
clincd to Disregard the Provisions
of the Smith One per Cent Tax
Bill. and Make IL Plain That
Trouble VIII Surely Follow.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

Ask your grocer for Eaco home
made bread and cakes. Set
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

Ed Beam, of Marion, who has been
filling the position as backstop for the
u. s. Reds, became disabled at Ken
ton Sunday, when a swift ball Injured
one of his hands His position Will
be occupied hereafter by Floyd Greer
of Lima, reputed to be very speedy,
Upper Sandusky Chief.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-16
ACqUITTAL VERDICT
IN THE STOKES CASE.


Associated Press Special
New York, Dee. 16.--Lillian Ora
ham and Ethel Conrad were freed
yesterday of criminal charges on
which they had been held since last
June for shooting the millionaire
sportsman and hotel proprietor, w.
p d. Stokes. The jury reached its
verdict In flfty-eight minutes.
The girls We're tried on an indict-
ment OF three counts the first
charging an attempt to murder
Stokes OF consideration of this
count, however. the jurors were re-
lleved by Justice Marcus at the re-
quest of The district attorney The
court restricted the jury to the sec
ond and third counts, which charg-
ed, respectively, assault In the sec
ond degree. with intent to kill, ana
assault In the second degree, with
intent to do bodily injury
While the jury was celebrating
the two defendants we're held pris-
oners In an adjoining room Watt
ing WAS obviously severe ordeal
| for both
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REASON FOR ADVANCE
subject or INQUIRY
House Committee Investigating In
crease OF Several Cents Per
Pound IN Price in Summer.
Associated Press Special.

Washington, Dee. 16.---An inves-
tigation to determine why the price
of sugar was increased several cents
pound last summer was begun
yesterday by the house committee
appointed TO investigate sugar
conditions Letters were sent to al,
the cane sugar and beet sugar re-
fineries In the United States, re-
during sworn statements, showing.
The actual cost of refining each
year for the past five years.
The actual cost of each consign-
ment OF raw sugar purchased this
year,
The amount OF raw sugar on
hand July /. 1911. and its actual
cost
The amount OF raw sugar con-
trncted for, but not delivered, July
], 1911, with actual dates of deliy-
cry.
The number of pounds of refined
sugar in stock or owned by the re-
fineries July 1.
The beet sugar companies are
also requested to state the number
of tons of bcets sliced, the cost OF
| extracting sugar and the price paid
! for the beets. Vl
Many members of the special IN
vestiGating committee. Of which
Representative Hardwick OF Geor
Ella IL chairman, have expressed tn
belief that all stocks of raw ma
teriaI were contracted for prior L
July /, and that the sharp rise IL
price during the summer resulted
! IN large profits for the reflners.
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r'REE-~Your Embroidery Guide an ]
one pattern. Beautiful Christinas
cards with gift subscription. More
than 100 sets, tags and postcards
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IL reported some better today
Masses Hazel and Louella Cook of
Palestine viii arrive tonight to
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without op'ates or harmful drugs
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Compound stops oughs ane cures
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Curlin's Two Drug Stores. DIV
Or. and Mrs. Keplinge returned
10 the city last night. The doctor
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leans for the past few weeks.
John Watson, who was taken sud
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ly improved.
Louise Oldham, daughter OF Mr.
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Jefferson streets slowly recovering
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on the square.
Those who made photographs OF
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FORT TARGET PRACTICE
BEGINS AT GALVESTON.
-Four of Twelve Shots Hit EIoating
Target nj 800 Yards

clean hits out of total Of twelve
shots fired were made by the gun
ners at Fort Crockett In the first
days target practice of the season
Six shots each were fired from the
two 3-lnch guns Of Battery Jacint
Laval, at moving target towed AZ
the rate OF about eight miles per
hour, 1900 yeards off shore
The shots were fired rapidly, one
and one~half minutes being the time
for each crew, and missing shots fell
within a few feet OF target. Prac-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-16
ANOTHER ARREST MADE
BY THE GOVERNMENT
Editor Of Mexican Newspaper ~
San Antonio Held on Charge
OF Violating Neutrality
Laws.


san Antonio, Texas, Dec. H.
RamlreHe Aguinno, one OF tho edi-
tors ~ ri impartial, a newspaper
owned Ivy Col. r. A. Chapa, was ar
rested this morning by United
states marshal on charge of ylo-
lating the neutrality laws.He Is held
for appearance before the federal
court ut Brownsville The trial Of
Col Chapa, which was set for
Monday, has been postponed ut the
request OF tho government.
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WHEN In need OF printing such ~
letter heads. note heads, envelopes
circulars, etc, phone the Daily
Light office ~
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KNIGHT rs ACQUITTED
by FEDERAL JURY


Associated Press Special.
Huntsville, Texas, Dec i6 The
jury trying John w. Knight, charg-
ed with fraudulent use OF the mails
In connection with forged cotton
bills Of lading, last night reported a
verdict OF mot guilty"
The jury was out seven hours
and forty minutes.
The federal court has adjourned
and four other cases against
knight, making practically the
same charges as the one of which
he has just been acquitted wero
continued to the April term.
Knight was a member of the de
funet cotton firm OF Knight. Yancey
a Co, OF Decatur, Ala