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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-28
THIRTEEN CHILDREN DIE.

HIN
OF the I3 children who lost their
lives. seven were pupils in the pub
lie schools and it was decided by the
school authorities TO postpone for a
week the opening of the schools.
Coroner James 7. Hefran has be-
gan a rigid investigation. He arriv-
ed at the scene early and within a
short time had selected jury. He
was shown through the opera house
by Manager c. F. Ferguson and John
c. Morgan, owner of the building,
and announced he would hold the in
quest next Thursday or Friday. He
will summon the Pennsylvania de-
partment of factory and building in
spection to ascertain whether the
laws Of the state have been followed.
MINER STARTS DEATH RUSH.
According to the stories of those
present, a clicking noise was heard,
the screen instantly flashed white
with the binding glare of a spotlight
and a small boy yelled Fire" Then
a foreign miner. a giant in proper
tons, Bolus Dubrowski by name,
precipitated the death struggling jam
on the star " dy Dg uAIpluS libul MS
seat and running wildly for the mar
row exit.
Followed by a fighting, struggling
mass, the burly foreigner tripped at
the head of the stairs and plunged
down toward the street. AS he rolled
down he swept from their feet many
who were awaiting their turn to en-
ter. With the massing OF the people
struggling to get out and the piling
up of the people waiting to get in
the panic assumed double proper
tions.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05
Stores Undersell Mail
:: Order Houses ::

While certain number Of people in
this community patroniZe the mail Or
| der houses of the large cities, the great
| majort have found II cheaper and
much nor" satisfactory to iea, Nth GU
| local merchants.
Occasionally the mail order cGrcarns
oiler genuine bargains, Hut tN-IT prices
on sta pie lines of goods such "a are car
r!ei in stock he'e, are aim - lnv.tIatIy
| higher. An interesting discussion on
this ry point took place the other dav
\ farmer came in 10 make some pur-
chas's and remarked, IF had TIM,
would order these from -, o. Che
ago. | could save money by doing So. J"
The merchant happened to have the
catalog of thr firm in question and as he
pulled it from under the counter he said:
'Ill bet YOU that by the time YOU
figure in the freight, my prices are the
lOwest.'
So they carefully looked up the prices
of every article and found that vita one
exception the local store was actually
underseliing the mail order house The
farmer discovered that he rad saved
exactly S7.S5 BY bIying the articles at
home.
1t is much mo conve lent to Il a
with the local stores. The goods are de
livered immediately and there are no
annoying delays, no 90 h,rsome IT d
tape" no CORES ponding back an1 forth
when goods are not satisfactory.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05
Psychic Palmist
CLAIRVOYANT !
J. l.. EVENS
The MAN OF MYSTERYi

Americas most celebrated Seer is now in
Cam bridge. Mr.. EVenS does not wish to be
placed upon the plain with the common
fortune teller. He desires to be measured
by no other standard than his. Prof. EVenS
is recognized and Endorsed by the leading
press and public of two continents as the
marvel of the country. The moment he
meets you he is in psychological touch with
youand your life to him is like an open book.
He will tell you all-eVerything concerning
yourself ana those you are interested in.
though many miles away. Time, place or
distance are no barriers to his intensified
powers of seeing and knowing that which is
transporting near by at 4 distance. He
gives names, dates, facts and figures con-
corning all II alters pertaining to human
destiny; will aid and advise you i'll matters
of business, lawsuits, wills, deeds, claims,
notes, sales, investments, changes and
transactions of any nature; love, courtShip,
marriage, separation, divorce, domestic af-
fairs, diseases, etc. In a word, no matter
what may be your trOuble-SuSpenSe, desires
or am bitonS-he will advise, aid and direct
you-pIace you on the road to success and
happiness For the benefit of those who
have not consulted him MR., EVENS WILL
CONTINUE TO HIS FULL AND COM
PLETk
life Readings for soc.
for short time only.
Readings daily from 9toS All business
sacred and confidential.
PARK HnEJSF
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05
One day an old farmer borrowed

One day an old farmer borrowed
a mule from his neighbor; after he
| had finished his work he sent hi:
fourteen-year-old boy to take i
home. The boy had gone about 6
half a mile when the mule stopped
and positively refused to go an!
farther. After the boy had almost
pulled his arms off, trying to gel
him to go, an old doctor came alons
and asked: "Why, my son, what
is the matter with your mule?"
"Why, sir, can't you see,he has
balked," cried the boy.
"Well," said the old man, open
ing his case and taking out bottle
labelled Carbolic Acid, well see
what we can do for him." and he
poured some of the acid on the
mules back, and in much less time
than it takes to write it the mule
was galloping down the road at a
rate he had never gone before.
The boy looked up in surprise, land
said: Doctor, have you got any
more of that stuff"
eyes," answered the man.
"Well, doctor, are you sure you
have got a whole lot more of it?''
he asked.
"I think I have plenty. What
did you want to know for?" he
asked with a smile.
well, I wish you would pour
some on me, doctor, for I've got
to catch that mule" answered the
boy.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05
Foley
Kidney
Pills
What They VIII Do for Won

What They VIII Do for Won
They will cure your backachs,
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary Irregularities, build
up tho worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. FREE
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restors health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
For sale by all druggists.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05
Sitting Of Board Of Control and
Review for Cambridge Dis
tPiCt..OutSide Of Cam
bridge.
Office OF County commissioners
cam bridge. Md, May 80, 1911.
PARKER HOUSE.

Office OF County Commissioners
Cambridge, Md, May 80 1911. j
NOTICE is hereby given that the County
IN Commissioners of Dorchester county,
sitting as a Board of Control and Review,
under the prov iSionS of the new Assess m ent
Law, will hear appeals, when taken in con-
formity with the provisions of the said AS
sessment Law, from Cam bridge district,out-
Monday, June 5, 1911, and continuing up to
and including Monday, June 18th, after
q bove-named district, NO. I, outside of Cam
bridge, will be heard.
Samuel h. LeCompte,
Jno. NJ. Richardson,
Isaac Q. Taylor,
Albert Webb,
Eugene Crocheron,
Board of Control and Review for Dorchester
County.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05
Youthful Wisdom.

The other day in a New York
school the teacher was explaining a
sum in subtraction which the little
ones found difficult to understand
Now" said she to exemplify the
proposition, suppose 1 had ten dol
lars and went into a store to spend
it. Say I bought hat for five dol
lars. Then I spent two dollars for
gloves and a dollar and fifty cents
for some other things. How much
would I have left?"
For a moment there was a dead
silence. Then a boys hand went
up.
"Well, Isaac, what would I have
left?"
"Vy didn't you count your
changer" said Isaac in a disguised
tone.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05
Fine Towels For Sale. =

OF course everyt ody uses towels, but
most OF us use cotton ones, simply be-
cause they cost less than those made OF
lnen; but the time is here when the Ok
lord patented and secret process OF
converting flax strand into lin n fibre in
Jew days (the old method requiring
as many mouths) enables US to use lin
en- towels, made in this country, at the
pr &c paid for cotton ones The Wo.
mans Auxiliary of the First Baptist
Ch"rcA viii show you san pies and ia k e
your orders. See the towels and he
convinced. Phones, 27I and 81.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05
A Hurry Call.

The political boss of small
Western city drove his blackboard
ct top speed down the main street
on the morning of election.
"Hey, Johnnie" he yelled to his
son, ''git down in the fourth ward,
quick! There's people down there
votin' as they blame pleased"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05

Cornwell. Bowdle G Co. have
bought of New York importers and
manufacturers about 5000 yards of
summer goods at less than whole
sale prices. Read every word in
their advertisement in today's Ban
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05
WANTED:

OPERATORS to make fronts and sleeves
~ We pay the best prices for these parts
In the city. Also need few experienced
operators to make collars a home at ;. II per
dozen. Apply to the Anchor Brand shirt
Factory, Gay street, Cambridge, Md. j. H.
Kraft, agr. 5-3O-tG
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-05

TOR SALE-5O bbls. of good corn, 1 top
L buggy, nearly new; set OF carriage har-
ness, 1-horse farm wagon. Apply at Banner
office. Jo-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
= REALTY TRANSFERS \

Ale Ackerman to william Wolf
about l4l acres in Salt Rock township
$lS,jOO.
n. Esta Arnold 10 William Crawley.
part of two lots in Herion. $l.O50
j. II. Balm and others 10 Eta "
kcesy e lot in Marion. Sl.5Oj.
Mona Cope 10 T.. $ Noon, one lot In
Marion, $l.OO.
w. T.. Fetter TO Edward o. Uncap-
her one lot in Marion. S425.
G. B. Fox 10 G. l.. V. Caste and
others, 2S acres in Montgomery town
ship ana five lots In Marion, $500.
j. ID. Gslar to Frank -. Islcr about
four acres In Prospect township, S1.0O
Michael Lawrence Co Harmon u
Meredith, two lots ia Marion, $3.50
Clara -. snyder 10 y. s. Moon a
lot I'm Marion. Sl20n
Myrtle NJ. Smith a. l.. y. Thornburs
two lots ia Antrldn, y2.5l0.
j. Lee Shaw TO Carrie shaw. lot
in Marion, Sl0o. 1G el
j. M. Tucker tofl>ora *. Marshall.
a lot i'm Marion Slt9. na
B. 6. Young 10 j. Lee Shaw, q lot
IN Marion, $37j.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
POWDER TRUST IS
ORDERED TO QUIT
Judges File Opinion In Federal
Court al Wilmington, DEL

Wilmington, Del, June 22-Julgcs
Gray of Wilmington, BumUton OF
Pittsburg and Lanning Of Trenton,
N. j., filed an opinion In the United
States circuit court here declaring
the Dupont Powder company and y
ether companies and other 'ndivid-
uals to be guilty of maintaining n
combination in restraint OF Interstate
commerce In powder and other eX.
plosiyes
The bills against United States
Senator Henry A. Dupont aud "a
other defendants were d'smissed
This Is the celebrated suit of the gov
ernment against the powder trust for
allcTed violation of the sherman anti
trust act. The opinion. v.!ch was
written by Judge Lanring and in
which the other two judges concur.
enjoins the defendants from coutinu-
ing said combination" and orders
that It be dissolved. The court will
hear argument on Oct. lG as "to the
nature Of the injunction which shall
be granted herein and as to any plan
for dissolving said combination"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22

Official announcement was made last
night Of decision To open up the
Piqua territory FOR the ohio state
League. In order 20 get club for
that thriving city. It IS necessary to
withdraw from Newark. whore organ
lied baseball has been played for
years, but lately under conditions that
We're not ut all acceptable.
Piqua's club will be greeted there
this afternoon and will rlly against
the Marion team. Merchants and man
ufacturers, I'm addition 10 giving
pledges Of patronage, will suspend
business so that all their employees
may join in the inaugural festivities
This morning the Piqua and Marion
plRSersl viii leave Newark EN- route
for ahe nov city and will'pass through
Columbus at 10 o'clock. Umpires
Rlphnn ana Pastorious will have
charge of the game. Friday and SAT-
,urdqN the Hamilton club win play in
Piqua.
:. Charley Riehl, ex-manager OF the
Lancl ster club and one OF the leagues
best hitters. Is expected To report to
Manager Newman of Piqua this
morning at Union Station.
'Wnhdrawal of the Ohio state lea
que from Newark. may stir the sub
siantlal men of that city to action.
!, III Is said that n cry for o Central
League club has been raised there al
ready. The Grand F;anids portion OF
thar organization may need home
Ohio state journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22

Three new players reported to Man
agcr Childs. This means that the per-
sOnnql of the Champs lineup viii be
changed in few days. Plqua will
have Charley Riehl covering the first
sack. This heavy hitter should be a
valuable addition to the climbing eX-
Molders. Hamilton gets a good man
la Third baseman Connell. The Dig
gers are sailing along with the same
lineup and are holding their own In
the first division There Is no need
for a change in the Lewis outfit. Fans
are predicting change in the first
division. Some cannot help but think
that the Piqua club will be breaking
into the first division II they are Civ
en- the proper kind OF announcement
by the people in that place. People
could not ask for Il better race
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22

Newark, o.. June 22.-Ncwark tool,
the opening game OF the series from
Marion yesterday afternoon by the
decisive score OF "a TO g. pitcher Re
gan was the victim and why he was
left To take the awful heating which
ne received is still mystery and
probably no one viii ever be- able TO
explain Il.
Newark players annexed hits Of ali
sorts. There were bunts beaten out
there were drives to the outneld for
singles ana doubles ana one was poled
to center field which allowed Rudolph
with his game leg TO hobble to third.
1t would have been good for the cir
cult with an able man on the paths.
Mum drove nice hil over the right
field fence and trOttrd easily around
the horn and across the rubber.
Marion did some hitting, too They
got enough hits Off Platter to- win an
ordinary game but the overwhelming
odds was too much to overcome.
Newark scored In the firsi inning.
shipped the second and counted i'm
the next four frames. showing eight
across i'm the sixth. They rested in
the seventh and put another one across
In the eighth.
Marion counted in the first ana
second ana then went TO the seventh
before their scoring combination work.
ed again, when they registered four
runs. Another came in the eighth
but that was an.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
Fighting GOV. Marshall.

indianapolis, Ind, June 22.-Witli
Addison G. Harris leading attorney
Cor those seeking to prevent the sub
mission Of the now state constitute N
TO a vote Of the people, making the
closing attack ON the document, the
Cpse vim probably be submitted u
Judge Femster today Harris assert
I'd that the document proposed De-
Governor Marshall is not new con-
Ytitution but scries Of amendments
10 the present document II should
not be submitted therefore, 90 vote
AZ a new constitution, but ameudnJ
section by section. If changes are ia
be made, he declared. Whatever Tho
outcome uf the present suit, il Is
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
Another Accident.

Utrecht, Jupe 22-Another accident
marred tho dying of the third stage
Of the Paris Journals Paris to Lon
don ana return race by neroplane
Soon after starting on the third leg
of the flight today from kiege to
Utrecht, NJ. Amerigo's munoplane cap
Sized. The aviator was throwa clear
OF tho failing machine and su1tained
q h,olIen knee and possible internal
Injuries
Four Of the flyers, Gilbert, Nidar,
Garros ana Connenu. arrived here al
most aligned at 1920. They wer,
greeted by an immense crowd on iand'
ing.
Gilbert won the third stage, IN
time for the distance being two hours
three minutes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
WHITNEY RANKS AS
GREATEST POLO GENERAL

New York, June 17.-Through his
mastery handling of the American
polo team in the International cham
plonship matches against the English
players, Harry Payne Whitney the
New York society man and million
aire sportsman has won the ranl,
Of premier poluist Of the wori'.
Whitman as captain of the American
polo team trained his associates In
the strategy and team work which
made success possible and Ia addition
played a strong heady game through
nut the tourney.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
OPTIMISTIC
REPORTS FROM
The Northwest Grain Grow
ing Country - Showers
Helping Out.
By United Press wire

Minneapolis. Mimi, June 22.--De-
spite the tropical weather of the past
three or four days and the hot winds
THAT have prevailed in the northwest,
reports from different parts of the
grain growing section continue opti-
mistic and prospects are that the COM
ing crop will Dee mp to- the avergae.
ln parts of North and South Dakota
where the temperature for several
days has been wc,l up In the nineties.
plentiful rains have fallen. With
cooler weather auj showers. 1t is eX-
pccted the present strain on the crop
win be- generally relieved within tho
next "a hours
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
pr,cc Rr.l.i. Exlrndlilon.

Los Angeles, Calf, June 22.-Rhys
Pryce, the Lower California insurgent
who captured Tia Juana, several
months ago, announced today that he
would resist cxtradltion To Mexico.
where he Is wanted on the charge OF
murder Pryo, was originally arrest
ed on the chergn uf violating the
American neutalitr laws, but the
Mexican consul at san Diego has filed
a complaint alleging that Pryce killed
the Mexican jailcr AZ TIA Juana on
May .. the day the town was cap
tred. Prycc has been given forty
days in which 10 prepare a defense.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
Examining TrlaI ~ Alexander.

Abilene. Tex. June 22.-Dr j. NJ.
Alexander. who Yesterday at STAIN
ford shot and Killed Robert l.. Omen
Of St Louis. declared today that he
shot O'Neil because Omen had wreck
ed his home. Alexander collapsed at
his preliminary hearing.
Letters alleged 10 have been writ
ton by O'NeH To- HRS. Alexander were
introduced at the examining trial, and
these are said tu confirm the Doctors
defense statement
Alexander will Plead the "unwritten
law" lie was released Ion 10000
IUud q
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
IllnA % In American HlstcrY.

1854 Captain w. s. Schlcy's relief
party reached Cape Sabine and res
cued Lieutenant \. W. Greely and
six others, only survivors OF the
Greely polar expedition to Lady
Franklin bay.
ls9s-General Shafters corps made
the first landing on Cuban soil ut
Daiquirl.
1o1O-Senate accepted house postal
savings bank bill sending It to
President Taft to sign.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
EIghL nIts 40 Ilgn Ilnns.

IN .he big l.n:ns, Nc~ark got eight
hits aud eight runs. more than bat
ting around Twelve men faced re.
gan and of the eight hits. two were
doubles by Goshorn and NeWnham
Mum was the only man who lid not
hit safely in this frame.
Some Of the hits were buuts beaten
out by the runners and others were
scratchy. being lieided cleaniy with
out results.
In Marion's big inning. pass. a
single. two doubles and an error gave
the four runs TO thf Diggers.it
Fielding stunts by 'Goshorn. Newn.
ham ana Plummer made the game
interesting whore 1t would otherwisn
have been tiresome.
The Newark players are packed NJ
waiting for word rom columbus re-.
garding the trangfer Of the team and
tho players expect to receive marching
orders tonight
The score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22

TwO-basc hits-Goshorn. Newman
Rudolph, Prysock, Smith. Meehan,
I.ndeIbeck. Three-base hit--Rudolph.
Home run--Munn. Struck out--Ey
Platter, 1; by Rcgan, g., Bases ON
balls-Ry Platter, 81 by Regad, 6.
Douhlc plays-'Newnham. PrysoclI
and Mum stolen bases NJ eehan,
Linderbeck, .. Sacrifice hits Newn-
ham, Mum, smith. Hummel. Time
2;05. Umpire3--Pastoriu ana Rap
hun.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
a Dreadful Wound.

from a knife. gun, tin can. rusty naiL
fireworks. or of any other nature de-
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lena Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. It's the quickest
mrest healer for all such wounds as
also for burns, Boiles skin Eruptlons'
Eczema, Chappcd Hands Corna or
plies. 25c nt Tschanen Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22

Milwaukee, Wis, June 22.-The
body of Walter Donnelly. race driver
killed yesterday when his Cyno car
went through the fence during the
5O-mile race In the National Automo-
bile Circuit races. will be taken to his
home in Cincinnati The drivers
wife who. with her baby, watched the
,ccident from the grandstand Is pros
tratcd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today to noon tomorrowl
sun sets 1871. rises l:2j; moon rises
l:4T n. m; $50 Il. m, moon In con.
junction with Saturn passing from
west TO east of the planet 2 degree
north thereof
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
Renncrs Arc neTented-

Portsmouth, June 22.-Portsmouth
won from Springfield In yesterdays
game to /. The game was one Of
the fastest played here this season.
The batting and fielding Of Tennan'
and the fielding Of Hornung featured.
Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
4 X 4 II 4 4 Il
= FINE CUT FOR FANS +

The Athletics have at last reached
the coveted CG7 percentage mark.
Mack says If he can hold this mark,
the pennant Is his.
The Cubs hammered the tar out OF
-four Pira &C. pitchers, including COT
trell, the Syracuse university star.
Up TO date all the goods delivered
by Pitcher Weaver, eX-Cuh, could
have been sent by mail without cost
ing much
The veteran Andy Coallloy tried To
rehabilitate himself in Highland
uniform, but the Red sox wouldn't
have II at all. at all
Brooklyn is finding consolation In
| the fact that she is forcing Phihdel-
phia into extra innings before sub
mittlng TO de1at
That man Alexander, of the Phules
looks like a coming Mathewson.
Pirate Magic, on whom Manager
Clarke asked waivers, has been sold
TO tie Boston Red SoX lie is a
pitcher
Harry Davis expects TO get back on
first base for the Athletics BY Ia,
time they leave home again.
The Cardinals seem to be after tn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22

Two base hits-Chnds, Potts. Three
base hit-Tennaut. Sacrifice hits
Childs Edwards, G. O'Day. stolen
bases-Hlmmond, Weinberg, NJ.
O'Day. First base on balls-On Lloyd
1; off Boehler, 4 Struck out-By
Lloyd. 4. by Boehler, 4. Double plays
-Hornung to Childs to Edwards. wild
pitch -Bochler. Time-l:30. Umpire
-Goehlpr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22

Lancaster, O., June % osborne
nitched good bah in close places yes
terday except in the third inning anu
IN that round II looked as II 'he
I,onl,s were going to drive nm 10
the bench. But they didn't FROST
n new recruit. showed rather weu
Score.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22
sncngcrfcst NJ AIllwnnl,cc.

Milwaukee. wis, june 22.-Thc
lhirty-third trienuial paengorfest OPEN
Cd here today ana 10 Is expected 1900
delegates from every part of the Uni
ted States viii be present by night
Nearly $500 persons gathered to-
day In the Auditorium 20 rchoIrse the
opening concert that will Dee given to
night. when Governor McGuvcrn and
Mayor Scidcl viii speak a feature
Of the program will be a service for
Hanno Deilar, first president oi The
saengerbuud. who died in New Or
leans last July Ludwig Hess, of Bcr
I'm, regarded ass the greatest German
tenor, viii lead Tho service.
President Charles c. schmidt %.
Cincinnati, arrived today.
The japanese have opened hun
dreds of shops in the open ports OF
China for the sale of hardware, cheaI
perfumery, cosmetics, etc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-22

Scales are included In the handle
OF a grocer's scoop that Philadel-
phiau has patented, so that lhe con-
tents ean be weighed when taken
from a box, barrel or bin.