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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
NEW BUILDING TO Be ERECTED
Directors of Fair Board
Hold Meeting.
Only 30 out of the % Fairs In the
state wilI Have Benefit of Che
Wooster Exhibit-Countics Who
Were Assigned the Exhibit Last
Year VIII be without II This Fall.
Board Inspects Fair Grounds.

Marion country farmers will be dis
appointed to learn that the exhibit Of
the Wooster Experiment station
which was one OF the important fea-
lures OF the Marion county fair last
year. because OF its educational value
TO the farmers and to those Interested
in agriculture. will not come to Marion
this fall according to the report Of
the committee which met in Colum-
bus yesterday.
The commits which was composed
of s. j Vining of Selma. r.. r.. Grieves
of Xenia a. f.. Scbaffcr of Wapaka-
meta, Il. Y White OF GAINESVILLE, and
James A. Knapp of this city, who were
appointed by the state board of ag-
rculture for the purpose of assigning
the exhibit OF the Wooster station 10
the various fairs, met IN Governor
Harmon's office yesterday and decid-
ed upon tho counties which viii be
permitted to have the benefit of the
exhibit.
Thirty-nino out Of the % fairs which
are held i'm the state were given tho
exhibit Many delegations from the
different counties were present To in
nuence the committee In their favor
but many we're unsuccessful The
committee used its best Judgment In
assigning the exhibit to the counties
The counties that have had Il before
will he without it's benefit this year
Marion was one of the fortunate ones
last year and consequently will he
without this important feature at the
next fair.
only one member of the committee
was able to secure the exhibit for his
county Grieves, OF Green county.
landed it because the farmers in Ills
vicinity had never had the opportun-
ity of seeing IT, frt
The successful counties IN this sec
tion OF the state we're Crawford, Rich
land. Delaware, Atticai Morrow and
Franklin. u
I secretafyI a Knapp had been In
structed by the directors or the Ma-
rion Cqunty Agricultural society TO
secure the exhibit FOR the Marion fair
but Mr.. Knapp stated that there wero
so many counties throughout the state
that had not been benefited by it's
presence that itawas impossible for
Marion TO have the exhibition two
Years in.succession. lsWe do not want
TO be selfish, when farmers All over
the state have never had the privilege
Of witnessing thei exhibit" he said
this morning.
Directors Of the Marion County Ag-
ricultural society at a meeting held
in the office OF Secretary James A.
Knapp yesterday afternoon. decided
to make some extensive repairs at the
fair grounds before the fair opens this
fall.
1t was decided to build new wo-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
A DISCOROANT
NOTE SOUNDED
Revision Advocates Suspect
Senator Martin, Brought
Forward as Compromise
Leader.

Washington, April 6.--Discord OPP
oned a breach in the ranks of the
Democratic senator's today. on the
surface II was fight over the selec-
ton of a floor leader, but below that
was the more important stake of DEM
ocratic membership OH the fnanco
committee.
Senator Thomas S. Martin, Demo-
crat, Virginia, has been brought for
ward as a compromise" leader. His
campaign nourished until the friends
OF tariff revision were seized with the
suspicion that Martin was allied with
Senator Bailey. Democrat, Texas, a
conservative. 1t was discovered that
Martin had voted a number of times
with Aldrich on certain schedules In
the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill, and he
was declared to be friendly to big
business interests.
The anti Martin men say nineteen
of the forty-one Democratic senator's
allied to their cause, attended a
meeting IN the office of Senator Kern
Democrat, Indiana, last evening
Shively, Democrat, Indiana. who was
absent because OF Illness. and Mar.
tine, Democrat. New Jersey, who also
was not present, were against Martin
on that showing the anti Martinite'
would have twenty-one votes, ma
iority They have not, however
agreed on a candidate of their own
The calling Of a conference rests
with Senator Shively, vice chairman
under Money Democrat Mississippi
who retired on March 4. 1t may moi
be held for several days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
CONVENTION
AT EPWORTh
Marion County Sunday
School Association.
ANNUAL Meeting HE'LL
Excellent Addresses ARE
Given by Clergymen.
This Is the 22nd Convention Held IL.
Marion County Since the OrgaDiza-
ton of the Sunday Schools-An-
other Program This Evening.

The twenty-second annual conven
tion of the Marion county SUNDAY
school accoclation is being held TO
day at the Epworth M. E. church
Aside from the city representation
the county delegates do not number
as high as last years convention. the
inclement weather no doubt causing
much absence. a splendid program,
however, was arranged which is be-
ing greatly enjoyed by the present.
The morning session opened at .
o'clock with devotional service led
by Rev. e. l.. Weatherwax of this
city. Following this the reports were
read by the county officers and town
ship secretaries. after which com
mites were appointed FOR the coming
year. The address of the morning was
given by Rev. Daniel Burghalter Of
Gallon. He took for his subject sun
day School Evangelism" which he
handled with unusual skin. He de-
picted the Sunday school as a mis-
sionary or evangelistic institution
with powerful influence for chris
tian advancement
Rev. Baumgartner OF Prospect
opened the afternoon session with de
VOtionals after which Rev. +. h.
Zechiel Of Marion spoke on the topic
Prom Line Standards The address OF
Rev. zechiel was greatly appreciat-
ed by his hearers. At the close OF
the lecture hour round table dis
cussion on Elementary Work and
Graded Lessons was conducted 10y
DIR. Joseph Clark. At the close of a
brief intermission MIR. ID. G.. Nelson
of the city spoke on Our County
Finances" After the reports of the
committees and the election of Off
GERS DR.. Clark closed the afternoon
with an address.
The following program has been
Selected FOR the evening:
Overture by Orchestra
Devotionals led by Rev j. +.
ChTrip.
Address Missions" by Rev. Daniel
Burghalter of Gallon.
Address by DR.. Joseph Clark.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
THE ROLLER RINK IS
UNDER new MANAGEMENT
Will Re Open in The Neal
Future.
Wooster Sirritt is the Lessee and he
VIII Take Charge ; Immediately.
Deal Closed Today.

Many people in the city who enjoy
the sport of roller skating will he
glad to learn that the rink viii re-
open In the near future.
Wooster Slfritt has signed lease
for the building and Its equipment
for the remainder of the season and
will take possession Immediately. II
II his intention to open the rink on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
both afternoon and evening,
II Ruhlman who formerly managed
the rink Is negotiating for a rink In
Lancaster and viii probably locate
there in the near future.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
PERSONALS

Roy Click is a Columbus visitor for
a few days.
Mrs. Louis Osborn of Caledonia Is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. o. l..
Campbell on orchard street.
Mrs. Noble Kramer and daughter
Lucille are visiting friends i'm Colum
bus for a few days.
Ray King has returned to his
home on Mt. Vernon avenue for the
Easter vacation,
Miss Inez Sturdevant is spending a
few days In Prospect.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
THE COTTON INDUSTRY.
Alexander Hamilton Foresaw Its I'm
portanee IN This Country.

Alexander Hamilton Foresaw Its Inn
portanee IN This Country.
There exists IN The archives of on.
of the oldhst among The cotton spin
ming families in northern New Jersey
long letter from banker of New
York addressed 10 Alexander Hamilton
when he was secretary Of the treasury
The banker had heard that Hamilton
purposed TO build cotton mill at Pat.
erson. n. j. This project the banker
condemned aud stated that II was the
opinion of all the merchants IN New
York whom he knew that not In a hun.
dred years would the cotton milling
business In the United States employ
200.
Hamilton went ahead aud planned
the Industrial town he named Paterson
and also planned and finAnced com
pany for developing water power ana
for financing corporations thereat
Hamilton's original company. known
as the Society For Useful Manufac
lures. exists 10 this day a. Paterson.
The agent whom Hamilton sent TO
England TO buy cotton mill machinery
was instructed TO have It knocked
down aud placed In small boxes thai
were to be marked Bibles For the
Moravians Of Pennsylvania" lt was
at that time against the laws of Eng
lind to shlp any kind Of industrial ma
ch'nery out of the kingdom. Hamll
toms brother and two Of his agents
were caught trying to ship the cotton
mill machinery to Paterson. and they
were imprisoned for ten months. Loot
ton
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
10 Iiccltc Telcphone Conversation.

To Isccltc Telephone Conversation.
Forth Worth. Texas April ct
was expected that Mrs. Elizabeth
Brooks. charged with killing Mrs.
Mary Binford, would resume the
witness stand today and recite tele-
phone conversations between her
husband and Mrs. Binford, which she
said yesterday she had overheard.
The defendants husband, r. NJ.
Brooks, an attorney, is not attend
ing the trial.
The emotion of the courtroom trial
reached climax late yesterday when
Mrs. Brooks collapsed in the witness
chair when her testimony had led
her to the point of telling what she
heard in conversation between Mrs.
Binford and Brooks.
Upon this and other evidence To
be introduced by the defense, ST Is
said, Mrs Brooks viii base her Piles
10 the unwritten law. The defendant,
woman approaching middle age
an active church worker, had testl-
fed that she prayed for two year,
that Mrs. Binford would see the er.
ror of her ways.
A telephone talk between the two
however, caused Mrs. Brooks 10 pro.
cure a revolver. hasten TO depart
ment store where Mrs. Binford wa,
employed and shot the woman sh,
accused of alternating her husband,
affections
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
prrrsRuRG LIVE sTocK.

Plttsburg. Pa. April 6-Cattle--Re-
celpts light; market steady; choice
5OG6 65; prime 1906 40; common
4 5Od5 65; veal calves 7q7 so.
Sheep and lambs-Recelpts fair;
market steady; prime wethers IHB
25; good mixed 375G4; fair mixed
4O6D3 65; spring lambs 10@12 80.
Hogs-Receipts 10 doubledecks mar
ket active; prime heavy hogs 500
6 90; mediums O567 1O; heavy yorkers
7 10@7 10; light yorkers 2O@7 25; pigs
I 25@7 80; roughs 1906; stays 500
475.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
.sSsEESsS. K x Xxx ssss<ss,
TELEGRAPHIC TAnLoIDs.


New York-George william
A. Scott negro senior at Co
lumbia university. won the
George William Curtis medal
for public speaking.
Notwithstanding counsel
was trying to explain to Su-
preme Court Justice MclSenna
: what the expression, "Oh hell.
back up" meant the Justice
said Doesn't II mean the
same as when we used to say
ON cheese it?"
New York-Mrs. Randall
, Hoyt. who us Miss Margaret
Cabcl was queen OF the vciiod
prophets ball in ST. Louis in
, 1907 on account OF her beauty.
died in a New York hospital
, of mestoiditis.
New York--Justice Newbur-
ger Is waging war against the
suppression of the names of
correspondents in divorce
cases.
New York--LOw-cut dress
nccks are good thing, ac-
, cordirS to DR.. Claude l..
Wheeler. since anything that
exposes the skin is good for the
general health"
New York-Fricnds of AK
Mayor George b. Mcclellan
have given Princeton a S5O.0O0
fund with which TO establish
a professorship. OF public af-
fairs. to which 1t is proposed .
TO call Mcclellan
New YorlS-The police are
searching for four goats. laden
with billions of scarlet fever
and diphtheria germs, which
were stolen from the Research
laboratory of the Willard
Parker hospital.
Boston-Found drunk on the
street at tho age OF lO2 years,
John Goulding has been sent
to the state farm lie made
vigorous defense in police
court.
Baltimore, Md.--A new or
dinancc for the segregation of
negroes and whites In this city
has been passed by the city
council. An ordinance with q
similar object was recently de-
" clared unconstitutional.
New York-Barrcd from
participation In aviation meets
because he was jew as he
says Abram Raygorodsky has
come here from Russia and
will seek flying honors.
New York-The committee
Of prevention of the association
for the blind is making q cru
sade on the roller towel, charg-
ing that 1t spreads diseases of
the eye.
,.,e.e.l- -.TS = . 80 l<.Sl<.s - q
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
HARRY N. QUIGLEY
RESIGNS FROM BOARD
Duties as Attorney For Big -Four
Take Him From the CITY,

There is another vacancyJ TO be iill
ed ON the Library board of trustees.
Harry ~ Quigley because of his dut-
les as assistant general attorney Of
tho Big Four railroad, which takes
him from the city, rendered his
resignation to the library board yes-
tcrday and also notified Mayor Setter
who nils the vacancy by appoint
mdut
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
EAST BUFFALO.

East Buffalo. N. Y, April SCAT
tie Receipts 100 head; market steady
crime steers 5O@6 IS; butcher grades
3d6 40.
Calves-Receipts 100; head market
firm Gull to choice 5dS 20.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 2,fOO'
market active: choice lambs 70N,l5i,
Gull to fair 475l6 30; yearlings 5 500
G; sheep .S@5 Is;
Hogs-Recelpts LOO; market steady
workers 2OG7 25; pigs I ioM7 45; mix
ed s5@7 IS; heavy 5O@6 S.; roughs
50m6.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
sun Confirms.

New York. April G.-The New Yori,
''un today prints the following dis.
patch from its stan correspondent at
El Paso. Texas.
"A man who is in very close toucb
with the Mexican foreign office and
VINO Is now here. Is autho. ity for the
statement That the real reason for
sending American troops to the bor-
der was caution to both Japan and
Mexico. Regardless OF denials.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
Alabama KlIIs Prohlhltlon.

Montgomery, Ala. April g.. State
wide prohibition in Alabama was
given its Knockout blow when
both branches Of the Legislature
adopted the Smith Ilquor regulation
bill. This provides that t5 per cent
OF the voters OF county may peti.
ton for an election to determine
whether liquor SHALL he soid in that
county eitier rs saloon, dlspensar!
or otherwise.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
POSITIONS WANTED.

Perhaps you can't secure Just the
kind of employment in this city You de-
sire. A Position Wanted" ad in this
paper and 80 other daily papers in In
diana, Illinois and Ohio will get what
you want. $3.50 per line each insertion.
Austill Advertising Syndicate, Elwood.
Indiana, Write for list of papers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06


New York, April 6.--E'lour--lnac-
five. steady.
Pork-steady mess 2O.2b q 2O.oO.
Lafd-Flrm; Middle West spot S'zV
$3.50.
supar.;Ray. steady; centrifugals,
ee fest. s.g6. Muscovado, SO test, S.SV
reaneK auIet: cut loaf, $50; crushed
5.5Oi bbwdered AGO. sranulated 40
" cofree--Rlo No. = on the spot 10 ia
Tallow--Inaotive; city 6; country
8 3-4m6 Ia. ~.
uay--steady: prime 1.O7 Ia; No.
a 7OmSO; clover 55@sO.
pressed poultry-Firm; turkeys
m2s. chickens 14@1S; fowls llw
1G i-2; ducks i0@t7' ,o.
live poultry-Firmer; geese lo'
a,ciss ts fowls 19@19 1-2; turkeys
IA; roosters TO- m, com.
cheese-Irregular; state milk com
mon to specials. 9@ is; skins so.n-
mon TO specials 39lO IL; fuii sHi'"s
putter--Hlgher, firm; receipts o.
oa5. creamery extra 81; state ual.y
tubs t4a21; imitation creamery nrS''
16m16 IL. non. roar.
Eggs--Firm; receipts S5,eSs' near near,
by white fancy 1904; nearby NIX" ,s
fancy 1901; fresh hrsts 10 S-4w 10
cleveland. April 6--Hogs,-i,sooo00, o0.
steady TO SC lower. heavies 6.So@ g;o@, 80,
mediums 6.65 @6.75; workers. *
715; pigs and lights 1900 "S'''
Cattie-S cars; firm. H..
sheep and lambs-lo cars 0'P-
$50 top.
Calvcs-3O0; s top
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

mans art building and a new horse
barn IS the present structures, which
are used for that purpose are beyond
repair other features for the com
ing fair were discussed hut no definite
action was taken.
The directors made an Inspection Of
the fair grounds before the meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

The Ladies of Maccahee held Il call
cd meeting Wednesday evening to
make final plans for the prize drill
which viii be held in their hall May
3. Many local drill teams have sig.
nliied their intentions OF entering this
contest Tho lady Maccabees of Blu
,yrus win compete.
Because Of the adoption Of a new
ritual by the order makes it ncees-
sary for their drill team to execute
different movements and the new
work was practiced last night in pre-
peration for the coming contest.
Plans for the membership contest
which is in progress at the present
time and will continue until June 30,
we're discussed. The two sides of the
'cutesi are known as the Gold and
the silver. Mrs. Ella Couts is captain
II the former and Mrs. William Staley
is at the head Of the latter. The
nembcrs are taking great interest In
the contest.
Tho next regular meeting will he
held Wednesday afternoon. April IL.
---
The Betsy Ross auxiliary of the
Spanish war veterans held a called
meeting at the home of Mrs. H. r..
Bondlcy of Bonroe street Wednesday
afternoon Preliminary arrangements
for Memorial day services were made.
Final arrangements will be made at
the next meeting which will be held
April H.
The routine business of the auXi.
liary was transacted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

The Eagles met In their hall last
night on east Center street and ar
ranged for dance to be given April
~ in their hall. Three applications
were received for membership into
the lodge and two voted on. After
lodge a smoker was held and cards
played About forty members were
present.
Canton Marion No. 80 r. NJ, l.
o. o. +. held regular drill meeting
and transacted routine business Wed
nosday evening The meeting was
very we'll attended.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
KIul,Ie Funeral.

The funeral Of E. S. Kimble. who
died suddenly In Lisbon, Ohio Tues
day evening viii he held at his late
residence on Chcstnut street Friday
afternoon at two o'clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

The Quid Nunc girls held a pleasur
able meeting last evening AT the
home of Miss Besse Dundore on west
Church street The members came
Rbout eight o'clock bringing with
them embroidery and fine sewing
over which they chatted in Intimate
club fashion until the refreshment
hour when the hostess served de-
licious course lunch
Aside from the club members Miss
Dundore had as guests Miss Martin
of Columbus. Miss Stella Allen and
Mrs j. Jolly.
The club will meet again in two
weeks at the home of Miss Grace
Mingett.
Miss Ruth Bartram entertained a
Few of her girl friends last evening
at her south State street home The
character OF the party was quite In
formal, the close OF the evening being
featured by light refreshments.
For the pleasure Of their house
guest, Mrs. Ray e. Cope, OF Topeka,
Kansas, Misses Lillian and Margaret
Burgess invited number Of their
friends TO their John street home yes
terday afternoon for an informal aft
ernoon at needlework. At 8 o'clock
refreshments were served. Al this
time the hostesses were assisted h"
Misses Helen Mouser and Louise Burr
CESS
Those present We're Mrs Benjamin
Blake, Mrs. Harvey Gracelyi Misses
Marjorie Hamilton, Lydia Knapp.
Marguerite Krause, Dora Nash, En-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

Due to the sunday school conven-
ton which is being held today at the
Epworth NJ T.. church the Ladies'
Aid society of the Lee street Presby-
terian church held meeting yester-
day instead Of today. AT the home OF
Mrs Thomas Jenkins on Lee street.
The session lasted all day. the ladies
employing their time at quilting. AZ
the noon hour AN elegant dinner was
served
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

ma O'Bricn. Zelda Ramer, Jennie Col
iier. Helen snyder. Donna Ruth Girls
singer. Jeanette Hamilton, Blanche
Rhodes. Helen Rosenburg. Abigail
Harding and Hilda Garberson.
There was delightful meeting OF
;he l.. l.. H. T.. club yesterday after
noon at the Uncapher avenue home OF
Mrs Hiram Whips. The afternoon
diversion consisted Of needlework and
embroidery and at the close of the
afternoon delicious course lunch was
served.
Guests of Mrs Whips were Mrs.
NJ. G. Smlthson and Mrs. j. l.. Will
liams.
In two weeks Mrs. j. Carter viii be
the club hostess at her home on Gil
rard avenue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
CHICAGO.

Chicago. April e-Hogs-Recelp.ss
" 600; market steady, mixed anu
butchers 6 25dGsO: good heavy evow
q GO: rough heavy 6O5@6 30; hsnt go
6fe 90; pigs SO@6 so. ,
cattle-s,5OO: market steady; beeves
r o5@s 40: cows and hcifers 27Oq6;
stockers and feeders i@5 10; Texans
i65 75; calves SAL
sheep-ReceIpts i5,OOO; marKeS
steady: native. sd5: western 25@o;
lambs. native 5@6 so; western SOS 80
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

Mrs. G. T.. Allen has been entertain
ing a number OF young Marion people
at her home on Delaware avenue. The
guests arrived Tuesday morning and
remained at the Allen home until thi,
morning Last evening Mrs Allen
filed three tables at cards for the
pleasure Of her guests. Various card
games were enjoyed and at the close
Of the evening refreshments were
served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
NIETAL MARKET.

New York. April 6.--Metals cloeed
dull spot copper 1l.7O@1t.s5; lead
A45@450.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06


Washington Ami 6 TIE presi
dent rominste re follow ing ss Ohio
postmasters p. W. Mack. Gsllipolis.
Lestsr A. Smith faregtowu: George
w. Rich. Loyelandi Leroy G. Ben.
nett Mansfield Jchn w Breekott,
North Baltimore; w A. Motley. ST.
Marys Homer l. Kent. Chagrln
Falls; Joel P, De Wolf Forester; E.
l.. Jesse, Mineral City.
No Longer interesting.
Billy Barlow-But why do you want
10 sell your automobilel
sammy speedwell-Oh there's no
lan In running ii any more. Why.
layen't been arrested for exceeding
Che speed limit for over a month"; Chi
cago News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

A play entitled the "Young Miss
Winthrop" which is 10 be given at
an earl, date in the month for the
benefit Of the Y. NJ. G. A. is now
being rehearsed in the auditorium Of
the Y, M c. A. and is progress
ing nicely The drama is to be pro-
duced under the supervision Of Miss
Anna Marie Howard and Mrs. George
Kramer Both have made quite To-
cal reputation I'm dramatic work and
as they have peopled the cast with
some of Marlon's best talent the play
promises 10 be an entire success.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

Miss Dorothy Strelitz has issued in
vitations for an afternoon party to
be given next Saturday at her home
on south Prospect street
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06

Marion lodge. No. 30, b. =. o. t.,
will hold an interesting meeting to-
night. at which time the annual in
tallation of officers will take place.
These officers We're elected at the first
meeting in March. Following the IN
Staliation. a banquet will be served
and the evening devoted to sociabil-
tlN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-06
vIND|CAT|ON OF
Continued From Page one.

cuaslOn.
"Diaz,' said the Mexican American.
found himself between the upper
and neither millstones. lie was i'm
pressed with the influz of Jananese
into Mexico and in particular. with
the knowledge that they had mapped
his entire western coast Slow. insls-
tent pressure was brought on him
10 give Japan coaling station on
Magdalena bay on the other side
was the United States and the Mon
roe doctrine"
Dial TenpOrized.
lie tempOrized until knowledge Of
his situation reached the White
House. From the latter 10 his con
siderable relief, came an unmistak-
able intimatlon that Japan was not
70 nave the station, although the
same privilege for the United States
was not Insisted upon Diaz then in