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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-11

me CHAMBER 81 Cpnnlerce 81
F:airnlont oRers a PIKE Of $40 N
gold for the best slogtu to be used N
ADVERTISING chat city. The Telegram
respectfully suggests Move 70
clarksburg.' as the best and most
beneficial warcry that can be
used.
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Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
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RASEBALI
NATToNAL LEAGUE.
Toda1.s aames.

LouAy's UAW99'
Chicago at Brooklyn.
PiHsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
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YasterdaY'a Resultg.

Boston 6, Cincinnati ?.
PIttsburg 2, Brooklyn o.
philadelphia 4. st. Louis 2.
lchicago 3, New York Q; 10 in,
ningS.
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Yegterday's ResuTtC.

Boston 8. st. Louis s.
Detroit 4, Washington 3.
New York 3. Chicago 2; IL in
nings.
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DEEDS FILLED.

Union Land Company to Helen
Meredith, 1 lot, Union Heights.
Marion L. Wolfe, guardian, ct al to
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stnndinr of the Olubs.
TodnY,s Games.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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susAezNA FOR CHILDREN
Cures constipation.

gn9Ee .caywooa swim atosles.
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C. c. cofrmaE 1 lot, Mt Clare.
NJ. o. whiteman ct al to Chester
S. whiteman, one-half OF so acres
5ardis district.
r. f. Richardson to Elmer Lin
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07
CRAYON PORTRAIT MAN
ARRESTED THIS AFTERNOON
Charged With Obtaining
oa Money Under False
Pretenses,R
Father of Woman 10 Whom Picture
is, Sold Claims he Is Charged Three
Dollars Too Much. ni

= Ford Ramsey was arrested by Con-
stable Bigford this afternoon on a
warrant issued In Justice Gompfs
court of Columbus Manley. of Lee
street Rasey Is charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretense.
H'a Is a solicitor for crayon portrait
company. Several weeks ago he Sc
cured picture TO enlarge, from Mrs.
Gertrude Manley Hoke. daughter of
of Mr., Manley, stating at time that
when IL delivered the picture would
cost her s1.9S- ,asss ,s,,lya-4
This morning. II is charged. Ramsey
delivered thevpicture but Mrs. Hoke
was not at home Ramsey. told the
father thai II was not custoramy to
leave the, pictures until the money
was paid, Jand sugjsted That Mr..
Manley settle the bill Manley con-
sented to do this and asked how
much the charges were. Ramsey told
him $i.9s, which Mr.. Manlev paid.
When the daughter returned. the
trick was explained and Ramseys ar
rest resulted. 'ftt
Justice Gompf set the preliminary
hearing for Friday morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

street.
The price of admission is fifty cents
No passes. A fifty cent piece is the
ticket. After 5 O'CLOCK p. m. the ad-
mission is twenty-five cents.
The Farmer Boys are seeing their
friends and doing their best to get
votes. Some have enlisted their Con
gresham.
Good water and plenty of 1t will be
supplied Seats for rest will be found
upon all parts of the grounds.
Hundreds of people will come to
the Fair i'm automobiles. The mac
hines will be parked on eastern side
Of grounds and guarded bycompetent
persons Fifty cents will be charged
for each machine to enter the
grounds.
The Art Hall will he a strong fea
ture this year. Premiums have been
greatly increased and better classi-
fed
The sheep industry will be well rep
resented. ohio is well in the lead I'm
this Hundreds of buyers will come
for the sole purpose of purchasing a
good animal. Every lover of Mary
lamb should donate a good word for
the Fair
Tho interesting and instructive
wool exhibit will be an educator in
its line. Prof. G. s. Plumb expects
this to surpass anything of the kin !
ever seen in Ohio.
The work of the Live Stock Divig-
Ion of the Ohio Department will be
worth the farmers 1ip to the Big
Fair. Results of immunizing against
hog cholera will be shown along with
many other valuable illustrations and
demonstrations.
The Ohio Experiment Station En-
hibit will be worth whole day OF
study by any farmer or citizen.
farmer last year had not looked al
this exhibit ten minutes until he re.
marked 81 am already repaid foi
my trip to Columbus" This is the
greatest educator i'm Ohio.
The Great Machinery Parks vii
cover acres. The newest and tn,
best will be displayed.
The Farm Press will have head
| quarters in their buildings east o
Agricultural Hall
| Every lady who is willing to Gu
! Apple Pie In four pieces instead o
six will be admitted nrec on the firs
Cay of the Fair Monday August 2Sti
At the meeting to select the Farm
Boy for the free trip, no proxies cal
be voted Those entitled to vote mus
be there themselves. No delegate can
nave more than one vote.
The July and August numbers o
the OmIeiais Bulletin issued by tn
! Ohio Department of Agriculture hr'
especially valuable. They can be hat
fcr the asking.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07
PERSONALS

Mr.. r. #. Foreman and family of
Plymouth, Ind, to be the guests of
f~'ondS for few days.
Miss MARY Snedeker and Miss Faye
Cochrel spent Sunday in Delaware.
Cecil Howser of Kenton was in Ma
rion yesterday
Miss Madge Bell and Stella Baker
returned home after spending two
weeks at Lakeside and Cleveland.
Miss Bessie Wills left Monday for
Washington Court House where she
will spend two weeks as the guest of
friends.
Mr. Wesley White and daughters
Miss Dora and Miss Marie White re-
turned to their home In Holden, Mis-
lsouri. Monday morning after spend
ing a month with Marion friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Hullls and three
children of Kenton were guests of j.
w. Wren over Sunday
Mr. Herman Fetter and Tyco
Bra1y, spent Sunday Nm Mansfield,
as the guests of friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Hannah McDiffitt. of Park
ersburg, West Virginia. is visiting at
the home of j. w. Free on TIE Gard
en- city pike.
Mrs. Charles Leffler and SON Carl,
left today for Bay View Michigan,
to spend the next two weeks at that
fs~>~' ....-- ~..s II -. - - i
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07
ohio STATE FAIR ITEMS
A Record Breaker Promised

over 1--WE hundred farmer boys have
made application for the Free Trip to
the Big Fair One mall delivery
brought one hundred and thirty re-
quests. tfr
Every county should be represented
by some kind or an exhibit
No good farmer should hesitate or
be afraid to become one of the state
Fair exhibitors. Come to think about
It, tho people of one county are lust
sbout the same as are found i'm the
others 4t
Dont fadl to see the BEE MAN
WONDER lie washes his face with
bees ana does many Other surpris ing
things with the honey makers ana
gives instruction I'm the care of bees
The man in the glass water tank
will do many wonderful things unde =
water Only the highest class at.
fractions permitted on the grounds
Adjutant General Weybrecht has
selected the finest types of men from
his National Guard soldiers to police
the grounds. A few of the best men
are taken from each regiment. Their
insures good order and perfect safe
ty.
The Live Stock Exhibit at the State
Fair will be unsurpasso1. Live stock
Is a valuable adjunct TO the farming
business. 1t will pay every farmer to
be at the ring side when the animals
are shown.
The Horticultural Exhibit this year
will excel that of any previous Years.
The results of pruning and spraying
will be SHOWN and compared with the
old way 'of neglectlng the orchards.
Every Home Maker win be inter
csted in the Woman's Building this
year. The premiums have been in
creased and the display will have IA
thousand suggestions for beautfylng
and adjoining : the home Ladies
should qnot fail to spend plentys OF
time here
The Fair VIII be open Day and
Night. The band concerts, Strong
Free Attractions, costly Fireworks. and
the magnificent portrayal Of Pu rys
Great Battle and Victory on Lake Erie
which requires several hundred peo-
pie. will make the evening program
entertaining.
The state Fair Races will please
the thousands who like the sport The
Great Grand stand has had its cap.
acity increased TO accommodate those
whose blood runs fast when they see
the flag. wire, home-st:etch, and tho
winners.
The most of our troubles never
happen. Visitors can find plenty oi
accommodations whilo in Columbus
Hundreds of private residences will
take roomers at rcaseaable rates. Tn,
| sign Furnished Rooms may b'
lseen in the windows of almost any
good residence by, Walking along an!
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07
BARRIER IS UP
ON PRIMARY RACE
Several Hundred Petitions
Filed With Election Board.
"A LIVELY SCRAMBLE BEGIAS
Many Vacancies Will Have
to be Filled.
Pleasant Township is without Can
didate on Either the Democrat or
Republican Ticket While There are
no Candidates for any Number of
Minor OFFICES In Various Parts of
the County.

|. N NU, 4,
Activity IN ana apou, 'he roonis y,
the board oil electiohs Is qu'.e i'a,neu ..'
today CLERK Lucas is Ve,y ous9
man, CLASSIFYING ana arrahsins .ne
several hundred pe''tions nc mas
ceived for the various oinces III 'ne
county candioates lor wl.n W.,
chosen at tne primaries 'n's l"','
An unusuaiy iarsc no"'oet -. -
nied tneir pe'i'ions III eon'e uua, ,.'.a,,'
whlhe III o'hers .neie "io .,l
no names i"en.ioheu ou ;,
Ihe fepupiicans n"'e
four names ior nnaSor' "ni'e
scraifni scramble e. on onn,i,tne tne e,i a.'V
among nVe men. m'o''isn, oa'u'ua,
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07
NO BIDDERS FOR
BEATTY PROPERTY

The Beatty property at High and
Church streets did not sell at adj
ministrators sale Saturday afternoon.
The property had been appraised as
a whole. at $I26OO. and this seemed
TO be unsatisfactory to the large
number of bidders present, Many
stated that they would purchase a
portion of the property but they did
not want II all.
The property must be readvertised
as whole again. and II it does not
sell then, the administrators will dl-
vide 1t into two or three portions
and sell them separately. 1t has
been suggested that the buyers get
.together and bid in the property as
a Whole and then agree on the diyis-
..ons they wishNmade. b <stt~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07
SOCIETY j /
and CLUBS

Saturday evening. the members of
the Kensington club, together with
their husbands and number of
friends, enjoyed a hay-rde to the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
Messenger near Claridon. The party
left Marion at seven O'clock. The
evening was spent in various out door
games and contests, in which Ml-. and
Mrs. John Haines were the honor
winners At ten o'clock. light refresh
ments were served. The party spent
the night at the Messenger home
and Sunday enjoyed picnic along
the MILESTONE river Boating and
other diversions made the day pass
very pleasantly, and at noon hour
an elegant picnic lunch was served
Guests of Mr., and Mrs. Messenger
were: Mr., and Mrs, Wilham, Phillians
and son, Roy. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
wayland, Mr.. and Mrs. fIb'fy Stoner
and son Cecil. Mr., and Mrs, John
Haines and daughter, Mary Louise,
Mr.. and MrsGA. ". Lowe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bent8nN fioaglahd, and children.
Marion. Lynn Gertrude and Jack. MIR.
Jess Dean. MrgBlmer IIinamon,c Rey-
mold Wayland and Mr.. Hobart Mess
epgerss6ffr svo .f 1rniiln. .gr3r n.
Z The next meeting OF the club viii
take place one week from next We'd
nesday at he home oi Mrs. John
Haines t5aI Hinadlh bN6nuaO q YA.a Il
MISS BStSsssss, Mss iiahfsaret Bar
CESS, and their guest. Miss HELEN
Bower, of Lima. Miss Daisy Harding,
Miss TsadarnAeN Alien and guest, Miss
Babst. Of Crestline. and Miss Clara
Ewalt, Of Newark left today for Buck
eye Lake. where they will spend q
week.go hfnlrel Ielaad rA
Miss Ermel Blow, Miss Carmen
Blow, and Miss Dessa Marie Benedict
returned Sunday from Lakeside
where they attended a house party.
Tionoring Miss Bessie Postal of
Columbus. the house guest of Miss
Zella Postal. Miss Ivadelle Coil en-
tertained few friends at dinner
Saturday evening.
Covers were laid for seven. After
dinner hours were spent informally
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lauchton. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Zachman and Miss
Lottie Lautchon. of Elyria, spent
Saturday and Sunday as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Mayer OF
Cherry street
Miss Daisy Harding, Miss Berenice
Christian, Miss Hilda Garberson, Miss
Ava King and Messrs Howard Wet
more, Ray King, Charles Philips II,
t. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. George
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07
BUSH FAMILY .''
IS REUNITED
Sentence Suspended and
Prisoner Released.
GARFIELD CASE DISMISSED
Fred Howell Fined in May
ors' Court.

He Is Charged With Cruelty To AMI
mals-His Companion Is still at
Largc-Captain Bond Called to
Smith Home Humane Society
Fails TO Find Grounds For Case
Against Garfield.
Through the efforts of the police
and the humane society, family
was happily reunited last Saturday,
and Joseph Bush, the head of the
family was released from the city prl-
son where he had been waiting to be
taken TO the Dayton work house as
he had been unable to furnish bond
td $500 as evidence of his good in
tentions to pay for the support of his
nine-y year-old boy. Prior to his re-
lease. Bush paid a fine of 81 and costs
which had been imposed by Mayor
Setter after he pleaded guilty to a
charge of non-support.
Saturday morning, CHIEF Kllnefelter
accompanied Bush to his home on
Wilson avenue, whore conference
was held with his wife. At the con-
clusion of the conference, both part
les became reconciled. Bush promis-
ing to live with his wife and child
and to support them.
In the afternoon, Attorneys j. w
Thompson and j. III. Eymon, repre-
senting the humane society appeared
before Mayor Setter and recommended
that Bushs sentence be suspended
providing he pay the fine and costs
in the case. The mayor suspended
the work house sentence and released
Bush without bond.
Because the horse which Fred
Howell, of Kenton avenue, and oak
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07
Only Farmer Lads Will be
"a ~o Chosen. n''
ONE FROM EACH COUNTY
Eight Applications Filed
From Marion County.
Many Are Making an Effort to Sc
sure Appointment Secretary Knapp
Expects Many More Applications.
Only Boys Who Intend 10 Make
Agriculture Their Life Work Need
Apply. .lsf m4

Apply. .4asfs sod
In order to promuigate the educa-
tional value of the Ohio State falr
and to stimulate greater interests IN
improved agriculture, the Ohio state
hoard of agriculture offers, under GER
tain conditions, free trip To 81
farmer lads to attend the state ran
at Columbus, Ohio this year. ON
boy between the age Of 15 and 20 vii
be chosen from each county.
Hundreds of farmer lads through
out the state are dreaming of the triI
and are making great effort to be
selected. The offer has enthused as
high as thirty boys in some counties
and they have filed their application
with the state secretary of the fail
board Up to this time, eight boys
living in Marion county. have filed
their applications, announcing them
selves as candidates for the trip,
James Knapp, secretary of the local
fair board, states that he expects
many more as he fears that many
farmer boys in the country are not
aware that the offer has been made.
According to the rules governing
the trip, the boys must be living on
farms and actually engaged in agri-
culture at the present time. Only
boys who intend to make agriculture
their life work will be chosen. "They
don't want the city chap" Mr.. Knapp
stated this morning
Applications must be In the hands
of the president of the board of
county commissioners on or beforel
August 10, 1911, and a copy of the APP
plications must be sent to A. p.
Sandles, secretary of the state fair,
Columbus, Ohio.
Each boy must make out his own
application, giving his fun name, age
and address. including township and
county and name and address of
parent and guardian and reasons why
he desires to attend the fair.
Selections will be made by dele
gates composed of ths presidents of
the following: county board of COM
missioners, county fairs, county
school examiners, county Sunday
schools, farmers Institute and all
farmer organizations, masters of
oranges. editors of newspapers and
secretaries of county fairs.
Further Information may be Sc
cured from James Knapp, secretary
of the Marion county agriculture
board.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07
HUMANE SOCIETY
y, Furnishes FATHER
Must go to Workhouse or Support His
.tf.-. .,, Child.

Charles stevens. who was arrested
by Humane Office Ulsh in Dayton.
.friday, charged with not supporting
his minor child, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Conley Saturday night
and pleaded guilty. He was fined
$50 and costs and sentenced to so
days in the Dayton workhouse. But
the fine ana costs are to stand sus-
pended in case Stevens pays two
dollars week for the support OF
the child. In default of bond he was
taken to the county Jail where he
Is now attempting TO make arrange
ments Whereby the money will he
raid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

After further investigation i'm the
case of David Garfield. who pleaded
not guilty to charge of non-sup-
port and demanded a jury trial in
the mayors court when his hearing
was held' the humane society, through
its attorneys Thompson & Eymon.
asked thatgthe case be dismissed. MS
ttnere was not sufficient evidence. II
was thought, to convict Garfield. OF
the charge. Mayor Setter dismissed
the case, this morning. Attorneys
Jaeoby & Donithen defended Garfield.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

King, spent the weekend at a house
party given by Miss Flora Peters at
the home of her parents, near Ash
field, Miss Peters was the honor guest
at a house party given at Etowah by
Mr.. and Mrs. King in June.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

Hand, the photographer, makes such
good reunion groups Phone 367,
S-5-d&Avtf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

party given by Miss Flora Peters at
the home of her parents, near Ash
field, Miss Peters was the honor guest
at a house party given at Etowah by
Mr. and Mrs. King in June.
For the pleasure of her son, Charles
Mrs. Levi Buckingham entertained a
number of his little friends at her
home, on Roma street. Saturday aft
ernoon.
The occasion was in honor lof Mas
ter Charles eleventh birthday, in
memory of which, he received a num-
Ter of pretty presents. The after
noon was spent in playing games. and
at five o'clock dainty birthday tea
was served.
Guests were: Misses Louise Buck
ingham, Mary Buckingham, Grace
Glassmre. Faye Struthers. Gladys
Struthers, Gladys Jacobs. Velma ia
cobs, Dora Head. Helen Everly. Marie
Iioch. Irene Hoch. Mary Kertner and
Masters Donald Mcclaskey. Leroy
EVERY. John Head. Homer Ga~rire,
Clifford buckingham and Harry
Buckingham. ntrt.i' pf't q
q egsgmo
Mrs. IL w. Price, entertained at
dinner Sunday the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs g. A. Price. of Bucyfus:
Miss Clara Squibb and Charles s;qulbb.
Of Adelaide, Misses Malta Nick eison,
Fern Price and Ethel Price and MIR.
o, Price. and Mr.. Ira Nicholson
OF Prospect and II. s. Rider OF Ma
rlon.
N1lSeN 49, 1n- -'7i''Gii 20 ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

Miss Daisy Harding. Miss Berenice
Christian, Miss Hilda Garberson, Miss
Ava King and Messrs Howard Wet
more. Ray King Charles Phillips. RI
Il. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. George
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

y light burning in an unusual place
IN the home of DR.. c. G. Smith on
west Center street, led the residents
To believe that burglars were within
and Captain Lincoln Bond was sum
moned. Saturday evening. A thorough
search of the home was made but
nothing had been disturbed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

ly Miller, of Holmes street. had hired
at the Edward GRAY livery barn on
North Main street Saturday evening.
bore eighteen marks of the lash of a
whip on it's body and had been other
wise druelly treated. Howell was
fined SO and costs by Mayor Setter
this morning, after Humane officer
Clsh had filed an affidavit. charging
him with cruelty to animals.
Howell returned the horse To the
livery barn q few hours after the
rig had been hired. When Gray OBJ
served the condition of the animal.
he seized Howell and held him until
the police arrived. Howell was turn
ed over to officer McColIy and placed
In the city prison. Miller did not
return to the barn and has not been
arrested as yet.
Howell claims that Miller beat the
morse with whip although nc did
not see him strike the animal more
than four times. The two young men
had taken two girl friends ont driv-
Ing. The buggy was also damaged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

Because the horse which Fred
Howell, of Kenton avenue. and oak
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lauchton. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob zachman and Miss
Lottie Lautchon. of Elyria, spent
Saturday and Sunday as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w Mayer of
Cherry street
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

For the pleasure of her son, Charles
Mrs. Levi Buckingham entertained a
number of his little friends at her
home, on Roma street. Saturday aft
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-07

Miss Ermel Blow Miss Carmen
Blow. and Miss Dessa Marie Benedict
returned Sunday from Lakeside
where they attended a house party.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-07-08
Remorse.

An agent in a hourishing western
town writes as follows regarding
pangs OF conscience experienced by
a former loss claimant The claim
ants method of easing his mind is
unique and possesses the advantage
Of economy. The letter is as follows:
We had a call this day from the
Rev. --. formerly of this city.
who had loss with you in 1892. He
wanted to know the amount paid him
on the loss. which he thinks was
only paint damage of from Sl2 to
,l4 He now concludes that 1t might
not have been right for him to have
accepted the money for the painting.
as he says the building really needed
painting at the time. He would now
Ike to have the payment which was
made him considered a donation from
you"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-07-08
SterlIizino Liquids,

Perfect sterilization OF liquids by
means of filtration only seems to be
made possible on large scale
through a process originated by two
French scientists and reported to the
Academy of Scientists at recent
meeting. It is known that membranes
of collodion have the property OF re-
tanning all the microbes in a liquid
filtered through them. But they are
very fragile and therefore impractical
outside Of the laboratory. BY re-en-
forcing the collodion membrane with
fine wire screen imbedded in 1t. just
as pane Of glass is thus REINFORCED,
the two scientists constructed filter
not or strong enough for practical
purpose but so effective as to ex-
clude even molecules OF salts dis
solved in the liquid.