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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
10 10 The Rescue

DONE v tlu be- 8. Too Eets-Fa th-
sHrt &c as oxftrd 0tlara-
Res -lc aching back.
Ell ca Aching. rralll comes
Bie kalueE ache
IL na nd tns k tnevs warming
Lsaz at tr kidney rrou1l-hahala
Thi oxford citizen viii Show y1 4Hv-
~ 20 e rescue
Hr e 2 B Wallace. Ease street.
OxflrL Mss saYs- "Mv kuoWada
af Dean Kidney pills dates back 81
i.Hr e. lve ears ags. r4eir 1sr ar -hlr
5s tlam a. De- a ralh'e reE
dy ana eae tir. 6ves up q reBr
-aa .1l kuiney Pills b-oa-1t me
rel sI from kidney trouble from which
4 had hal a suHarrr for q bong time
ami ElHY haipel ne uor than ahv
other medy I hHi previously u-eL.
Us &a.legs were strengthened. the
De D % gIy back a driven away. ana
uY whole system vas bula up Itave
tai uuan > halaey PLh since then
aaa she oa q have always obtained
h eva slea a. - r ne that this
r. S reliable laeartiy reenm-
m DUta Is l1ey Pills 70 any per-
a1ubled b. kidney HElcuiu
sale b. all dealers. Price 81
Foster-AiiIburn Co BaiIal0,
NsE York, sole agents for the United
$50
g member the name-Doan's-aEd
@ 40 other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
Revolutions Upon tie Death d
Brother Levin Lake

Colonel Levin Lake, for nearly
thIrty years a member OF the
Methodist church 0f Oxford. an
active and devoted member OF
this sunday School. and = mem-
Der Of the official board 81 tie
church. was called from earthly
activities, compauioushins. ana
associations to heavenly rest anu
reward on January ~ 1911.
Brother Lakes Life wa- a
strong testimony % the worth
and power ana grace 81 the ra-
hgicu he p~rofessei. H mingled
with many classes 90 rran. and
the saiat.yuess u his 80. and
The absolute integrity Sc his char
aeter were impressed upon an.
he lived far beyond the allotted
three score years and tau he wss
Tor three quarters % a century \
member Of the church. in the
last years 0f his long als hs re-
tanned the gretcst interest ia an
the activities of the church ari
indeed. in all the luda5.e af-
fairs % life. tie looked fareari
to death with o hope that knew
no fear. and committed hius slf
to the Fathers Will with absolute
trust. 80 it vas that his life gave
testimony % Christian living. and
his religious faith bore az -onv
testimony 60 the Christian hope
x the eternal life.
In view 20 his relation Oh ts.is
sunday School and la con ra-
t1u Of the reverence and alice
ton which We feel fer him. r
solved.
That this sunday h1al shall
place upe4 i1s record ta exrr
sten Cs olc Sense Oh - m his
dealt ami ~ our tharkrIlres-
O. tle Fara-r ot us all t- a
blessing veg ia l-
DAVID %. Hs,p
U. r. STAIR
4. Is. Sad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
THE


MRS. MARIA J. BLACh
Mrs. Maria j. Black died at her
home four miles East OF OxIoru
"wednesday night Of last week al
ter many years Of i'll health
Mrs. Black was the daughterot
Rev. William Burney, one OF the
nioneer citizens of our county
and a prominent minister OF ms
time. She has been a devoted
christian and a member Of the T.
p. Church since her youth. Ihers
are only a few left OF the DIG
raoime and one by one they are
passing from u.s. HI,
Those who knew this ncoie
.hrstian woman best appreciated
her most. Two sisters, Mrs. ~
F. Porter, of Oxford, Mrs CAP
bert. Of Senatobis, and many reia
f;ves and friends are bereayeo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
PrOgran Of the Flag Day Exercises
Al Gated Schcol Feb. I'd.

H.#
>0nr Awar.,
Invocation Rev. ". l.. Atxsson
Song-1ur Fiae Primary CIR .ies
story 7f Oar Flag Forty-eight
States
hecl4ll4lQu Earl Word
Mediey-NationaI Airs Mss
" Smith.
Song-Ils. e Bit of Cloth
Cea 4. . and B.
Presentt-i9n VS. Flag Mrs. j.
y. WYATT.
Flag accepted By Board of Trus
tess Dr. Alfred Hume.
Adj oue ueat to School Grounds
Flag Jaflr,ed IS Mary George
X .1uu1n.
salute o. Fiar School Children
Flag - oat.1 by Prof. l.. b Bal.
tbrlr.
song Jag % tho Free School
~ -el.
Ben aen.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

Bur neg y follows the use % Foiev's
Honey ard r1r.wh'ch CHECKS che crugh
and eVr 3 the cult. H. ,tOgkweu- rs
GaHnEa $50 says. ~Ir heat all the
remedies : ever used 1 contracted =
bad Geld ll8 cough Ird was threaten
ed with pneumonia One bottle al 70
le EIouag and Tar completely cured
me- Ne opiate=. JUST a reliable h1use
haie medicine. For sale by A. Ii.
Kpndel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

"N wife wanted me 10 take our
boy 70 the doctor CO cure an ugly boil, y
writes ID Frauaal, Ct Stroud. Okla ~
said Put Bgcklen's Arniea Salve ou IT,
she lid So. and h cured 5n noa ia a
short rnlp QuhcsssE healer OF burns
scalds. cuts. earus, bruises, s1rdins,
swelling Best Pile cure On earth. Try
L.. Only 25c ar \ II krndei'=.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
Unclaimed lllh Matter.

list of unclaimed mail matter re-
uairiur in the oxford pOst-otiee for
rhe week ending saturday, FEB. lin.
I Anderson, Alex.
, Brown, Rufus Lee.
8 Bridwel- j.
4 Brooks, Miss Fannie.
5 Barf0rd. Mrs. E. B.
s Brace, Hannah
: Grader, VIII
Grader. Miss Carrie.
0 Diunis, Arthur
N Foster. MISS Cariaie.
II Gordon, Eugene
y HOLMAN. Hinkie-
n Hart. DR.. H. B.
- Johnson. Miss Es5her.i
Is Johnson, Miss Cora
rs Kelley, B J.
II Meades, IL l.
Is MageImOde, Miss.
"a Neades, T. D..
~ Ningo, II L.
81 Oliver, Joe.
y Owens, Miss Allngale
"a Pigues, Miss Francis
- Pigues, EldOra
s54Pegues, Miss Lula MY
d Renter, Rev Jk
n Stour, A W
y sanders, Miss Bulllr.
% Sewell, Richard
20 Turner, g. NJ
n bamboo, Elder.
Uheu calling for the above adver-
Used mail give the NO. OF eaen and
s. u. HowEY, p. II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

- If vou are saIl0w, have headache,
Illness, loss Of appetite, and feel bad
IS generally, you should use a good APP
eri-nr and liver regulator. It JOseph's
Liver Regulator has for many years re
we'd these ailments. r. IS carefully
prepared and is believed BY the MANY
people who Use il % be the best medi-
eiue of is kind on the market. It i
mIie in both hquil and powdered form
Druggists and general dealers sell il,
m1id 30 cents a bottie- powdered, ii
un Boxes, % cents 4 box, or 1--WE boxes
for i duIlsr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
For Aged People
People Shov.I e CarelI IN
Thsir Ss.sctisa Of Regu.ai.e
Nedci1e

We have 70 safe. 5eneu liable
ard a'tlce- aal remedy fh1.
fs particularly
leigewe Ass.
persons "a weaS c.a.atar1us
wh1 l5cr am CON lolt,1r r.
a.her bow i-arier $50 ar.
SD ccr.1ia t-ast all -sisVe these
complaints ll1 gave q slil-e sat-
-igclpu ia every particular -aa-
We cer Wita oar personal Eg4-
aaiee Shat 6 aaI els t1e usr
nothia- fsi.s - -suG1
cur ctlia This remedy .
st Eexau u-i
EaNlH He-aa@ zlve zllt1-
llz tafr
ara s1 upon te
boss TE -a-a l-f-
soreness lal weak
s Tae ,ae bowels
aui sra - ualra Wig
4ral- ana aealthv ev.ty. Tn
are eaten lss candy. may BE-
taken ar any tine without Iueoa-
veuieeca. t8 not cause any grip
M. nausea. i arrhIea. excess Sc
1.tu.aace ar ether disagresaaIe
eject Price are ana lie. sold
only st our ra-Ihe Bs1ab
Slere. E. *. Chiffon : Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

Ne.t undersigned candidates
for To- Slice ot Sheriff. of La
Fayeti County. subject tl the
pemocr Urinary in August. DO
hereby l-rea rotU make 4 house
to hoe canvass. But W. fur
ther ae ana il ID understood
that v have TIE right o. visit
any tr vflar-- voting precinct
o- public -ath rugs
Witness yer gnatures this the
fh Gay b. Feb
&. T.. TEMPLE
TT. BEEE1W.
WILLIAM iIrsroT,
II. p. EAcLNNu.
s. 81. SNEED.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
ForSale

Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs
from winners Of first prize at our
County Fair. Also a lew choice
Hens and Cockrels-
Phone 225.
Miss NAUDE BUTLER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

How 10 cure a cold Is 4 Guhou N
which many IRE Interested just now
Chamberlain Cough Eemsdy has ~9l
it, great reputarian and lmmense SAFE
) ? it. remarkable ure Of colds L can
always BE- depended npon- For sa-a ~
al dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
The Oxford Graded School.

It is with much pleasure tina.
we express our appreciation 6
all who so willingly and freely
contributed to the purchase lu'
Song Books for use at the chape
exercises in the Oxford Grade,
School.
F. :. BkLTaROP. Supt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

tseuc pure brci Fer
wa .ast o each.
1ne D B5- BaI Cotton
ag-l5I. I'D 11-ae.. ot.
-ts UlE. uAle -0l pound.
-r ttaa rar a,re
rEl Casa seed Sf.5l pr
Two -4 three hundred Ii.
per a-e Makes -yrup o..
lne -lv
e. So tlsy l1 quantities Or q.
small lots deIive,t on short ua
l.e Phone 80.
j. +. G0CfsoV.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

euaFy habits. Lack Of outdoor ex-
insufficient u-lasucatiou of food.
,lpal0n, q torpid liver, w0rry amt
Eiaty, ara the mos common causes
q lamach troubles. Correct your
FRS and take Chamberlain Stomach
aai Liver Tablets and yoa viii soon De
a.i again. For sale By all dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

ols tw9-aorse power ell Tine
w cal OIL larlae. The ca
uo1 tnd operation 90 this eu-las
--araattet. VIII handle 4 Is
Ilel wood saw. Apply to
john ECFEt-Cr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

aAhHM DIS ~NN ~ hNNE.N 81 III
a. ~fWrLa unHtt EEhGHANr
Persons ara fg1 ering frolnhlark
nlu1 dandruH. eczant tef-
for, riugHu=a O. auy farra Ca skim DIS
els pf-ea ass the question. there =
euze
sir. a = Keu4rl, the druggist. sa $
eyes. tlera : . eure LEllg. -eisr
lle, e.aa liquid preparation to- ex-
llrlal ave- prompt relief anai PEI
uilneuI iv cures every form OF skin and
scalp ls asa. ZENO draws the germ
ute and p1.saus tum underneath tle
skin o. the surface and destroys them
and in this way aIe g complete cure
nf any .sem &C skin or scalp disease.
wn~thsr on Infants or grown persons.
str Kennel win show Won proof AZ
many remarkable cures mad by ZEMU
anl VII slidly explain tO You how yau
c1u De cured b. this clean, simni.
home treatment.
E.- Hass Hr Nrf.a Narsapnfa Bills
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16


E-L~s<&o@~V
ITEMS .
kN~@1s>N..~
81 wyatt spent Friday
Hand, Of Taylor, was
bee.
IA. S0merviIle spent Fri
1pais
Kisner, OF Paris,
week
kuav :, ofTula, visited
vee6-
er. the piano tuner, Is
tmercial Hotel.
-. &c Paris. spent a
here asst week.
car and R~ufusFUdge
vn last tuesday.
L. slough was quite
days this e e
from across Tllla-
Il town Tuesday.
r. Cray visited rela
|aIac valley last week
arL Of AbbeviIle,
|rSrip to Oxford Men
Nelson las gone to
ais spring
j. AIIea, ct Tocco-
On business Sat-
Of Houston,
her daughter, yIrs. J..
flaud Welch md Lucky
FuDh Bend were here
EdEa, Of AhoeviIle,
EAort visit 70 Oxford
Dillard. Jr.. has re-
p aa extended visit to
E. Oidham and Jas.
AanGay in Belen on
p ONCE was honored
With a visit iron Mr..
Sultan has gone to
again to attend to
Less.
p and girls enjoyed a
Pei at the Delbridge
ay night.
- Frazee spent sew
ms week in Aberdeen
business.
Ssngleterry was con-
room several days on
sickness.
yner Greer, of Potts
llng her ~grand-moth
g. Morgan.
fiecerate friend, Mr.. "
1n, VIII conclude his
frneles next week.
Newsou's wife died
hear Dallas, leaving
sa without a mother.
a Barnett and wife
lssd TO Water Valley
lasnds regret their de-
E continues to in
circulation. II you
ng TO sell advertise il
sls Morgan viii return
aaIernoou from an ex-
through Louisiana
nsas.
Carr, OF Water Val.
through here, from
xnere she attended the
last week.
!. sultan entertained
Miss Bessie Roane
Eelect and her attend.
aay afternoon.
iyed pleasant calls fron
Carwile, j. d. Gar,
o'oan p N. Ship, {
v Davis, j. O.Col
waits, A. S. Smitl
-lffrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

an prepared uo real.r $ sing
Machines ot AL sin
tal guaranteed. Leas. .r
l- f. s. LeavsI Co.. Ie-r
patronage solicited
r. r. E-t
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
STATEMENT

showing the condition Of the
Merchants and FarnwsBsrl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

IHINAULT,
hrvEY-NT-LAW,
4 MISS
~EfmwouP Grocery.
Fl al the courts. both
aral-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

We. -toue.
.rIrv Ehsdr~
STONE & SON,
SpvrTs-AT-LAW,
MISS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
+. WRIGHT,

DENTIST.
,,s Leaveu Building.
[1mcr t Residence lis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

PrSsELL& FALkNER
MISS
al the courts. both
|r.5e-l. also the Circuit
-. ~ New Orleans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16


EpyEV-AT-LAW.
MISS.
in all the Courts, both
/ deral
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16
OXFORD. MIS-

On Fec. LIST. 1911.
Eno.sled BY direction % CHAPTER
Il OF the Annotated Code otis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

RESOURCES
-o@1s AM Discounts on personal e-
Gorsenents rsa estate. or c.--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-02-16

List Of unclaimed mail matter re-
uaTrinr in the oxford pOst-ofhee for
the week ending saturday teo- lin.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-16
Justice or Notary Public

Justice or Notary Public.
Blank forms Of the foregoing af-
1davit shall be furnished the cleo
Ion officers OF each precinct by the
respective republican county COM
nittees.
The affidavits so filed with the
secretary Of The county committee
shall be preserved by him until. the
?allots are destroyed at which time
said affidavits shall be destroyed.
ri. The Republican county ex-
2cutive committee Of each county
hall meet within three days after
JuEe 4th, 1912, and canvass the
ToIcs cast for candidates for Office,
10 he voted for by the entire state.
md make out returns in duplicate,
and shall mail the same to the sec
rotary Of the republican state CEN
trai committee, retaining q copy
thereof, together with 1.-THE ballots
cast at the election, poll books, tally
sheets, and certificates made by the
persons conducting the election at
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-16

~ - 49, = ~
~ g u M - - e 80 ~
ofS tIa hSiv,SfcS 81 e KS :. 49,
:, - hy,
har Il, 49, -, - :. :.
tasNa 81 ~ !. Z, IA Z. . 5 !. !;
| ba]- nri,,taas 40: ~ 49,
| voted 81 fbs. nrimsts 1870, ~ W
Candidate far anv ~ th. IS,o,a
I farreN to IN tha nraIad,S
2ranha 5nniAssf, sroh = nosss 49,,
w,tbfn ~ -, IT, La,s - 'n'
1 scribnd ,.p,ve not,ca -, NJ pa
ana nav tba -os.as Nn."S,'
tif6v,ded + r., :. ~ j S"S''.
q. : q mn,
~ nao..s, " oe SoIeu II
~ p' S - tnrouHho "
49, ut Yi ~ .lii Oh. INC
~. N>.". oo p'epateu aho printeu
.ne soveI"l reputpilcan county
,,sSs,.s, oeni''ees' unoer the su-
pwt,,e ~ INC secIecary Oh the re
e. >ss stooo - ~ QUIZ
- Hne toherosstohal
,e,'sa, t'ee; inc secretary OF
~ 1890 0tr'ui'. coulniItee, ahC
$3.50. :: ~ 'ue seate senatoEAai
sot, 49,. ~ tne state' ulstrlct'
~, si1"'' ~, 49, whten tue county is
, 49,. 81. ~ 40 n"ie u al cana1-
LII al omces' ana mem Der
$500, 49, o.e, ~no qualtiS
i' 'nie calt toi
- = - eTe..on enaii ue prthteu
- 80 ~, Dalote' - slnste ooluni'
f,aa 90. s:, :, ~ neauA - u Sng oA-
ons g. ,'tNt, a oanu1ua1e
49,, 1900 Daiio's
- in.eu W INC nuAlper u
nha j., w ~ o"on lu"ilheo soteT
no,.t,- a.. 'no ~. 40 ca,
doitIy,,ad 80 ~ pieoino', anu
nond,ot ~ A, %ppoln'eo ~
1.tox 49,, o',on NV
boldir 80 1907. ,., - .Io
No. 20 w .ns
H. ,,,aSa ..nnan n1 - hn. &c,
~ ,,no ,.o,. 49, 80, WIN
a,on+,on ~ -, 80 No VI 'ne
sb.1I -, .1Ssi,. -
Iiver;na ~. ha,,o4 '4a oe W.
Roo+h, $50, s,,
ebeofs ~ sta+;an aLe,I , 'ail'
nI.had NV 49, oor,4. &C.. 20 -,
~, a1oo+;o W
| nroo,not c:.1 I.r
ho11o+ No.,
votas ~ 'o'oi'e 'ne
= -, N1o+,oo 80 a., ,,, :,
nr,r,oru o1aot,on .ho,I ~ -, 'ne
1Soo, w Puotion0
IN .e.ch conn+v ~ tba"n4o4e ~ "spap0l
wal 20. = .o,,a,1, 80 g. 800 "
fore +bo doto 900 80 ,.,1 ' ~ ~
e1oc+ion - ~, ~ 49,.
III. said n,,b,;oa+io, 49,. =,
without cos+ ~ ,axnottao 49, o fa.. w =
raaaonab1e sun, ~ ~ - -"
wbio,, s,;o,, ,,n,,,oat;o 49,
secured wi+howt ~nnnooa~a ~.
and eynanso nn,-ts
such election shall he nosted N
each election precinct in the countv
for 2. like neriod in soma oonenicu,
Gus place near the voting place in
the precinct. The official ballot &c
finally made I'M and nrintad shall
likewise be published in at least o.,
republican newsuaDer. in -eorh
county in the state, once q Week
for two weeks prior to limo Atb
1917, In case such Dublicat IONS can
be secured without any; or at = req
sonab1e expense. In any county in
which it cannot be so secured. said Of
fetal ballot shall be posted in q
manner prescribed for posting the
notice Of the primary election. The
republican county executive commit
tee of the several counties shall at.
tend to the publication of the no.
tice and the ballots herein provided
for The secretary of each county
committee shall certify, under his
hand, that, the official ballot SO
published is the true ballot, so made
up and printed, to be used at the
primary election.
12. The election shall ba CON.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-16
Commissioners

OI0I NO.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this--day ofJune, 1912,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-16

CONTINUED on page six.)
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
A French contemporary advises The

a French contemporary advises the
head of the school for hotel Keepers,
recently established In Paris TO study
In precepts laid down by DR.. Auer-
bach OF Frankfort who presides over
the society known as the Enemies of
Noise. He has devoted special atten-
tion to the unnecessary noises heard
in hotels and has issued a number of
rules to be observed by hotel man
ayers. Those who comply with them
are allowed TO display outside their
establishments the blue shield of the
society. Some of the rules are by
40 means easy to follow, notably one
which forbids the admission "of noisy
ill-bred or foul-mouthed travellers,
and those afflicted with loud, squeaky
or shrill voices. Such travellers should
be inscribed ON q black list, and Will
thus soon be excluded from all hotels
certihcaed by the society" Mall
Gazette.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
Threatening Bailey.

Akron, O., May Anonymous
threats against Rev A. NJ Bailey
complainant against the manager o:
the Grand theater, and the manager
of a burlesque troop playing there and
two of the dancers in an action
brought In justice court charging them
with allowing and taking part in an
indecent performance, have been made
by telephone, according to Bailey. We'd
nesday Bailey says no violence has
been threatened but those who have
called him say they "wlll hold this
action" against him, He can not .ex,
plain just what i9 meant by this state
ment.
The trial Of the manager and dan
GERS viii be held this afternoon. Rev.
Bailey ir his affidavit today said the
production Is worse than any seen
In the slums Of Chicago during a
vice crusade he conducted In that city
before he came to Akron to accept the
pastorate of the First Baptist church.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
Crlticises Taft.

Ottawa, ont, Nav lin the
opinion of the Ottowa Journal, that
has hitherto supported the reciproc
lty agreement the arguments used In
advocating the pact by President
Taft are an insult 10 Canada. Parti-
cularly in exception taken TO Mr..
Tafts proposal TO forestall the scheme
for imperial preferences.
IF a British prime minister were
to declare in advance of a trade ar
rangement with the state of New
York-if such We're possible that the
arrangement would block the improve
ment of trade relations between New
York and the rest Of the United
States says the Journal 'the Ameri
can republic would be in a fury OF
flame In twenty-four hours. our
American cousins seem 10 be conf
dent Of our having no Ideas except
dollars as too thick skinned to pos
sess any political susceptibilities; toe
dense, even 10 possess ordinary logic
except IN part" "' 'pAN'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
Two Home Runs the Fentures.

Springfield. o.. May 1l.-Ports-
mouthwon the first game of the series
yestenday afternoon from Springfield
by the score of to l, Boehler for the
locals being Knocked out of the box,
while Lambert who succeeded him,
Kept the hits nicely distributed. The
features were two home runs over the
center field fence, Keene for the To-
Gals getting one and Weinberg of the
visitors getting the other Pitcher
Hartwig was in great shape and out
side of the home run not a local play
er reached third base. He famed Il
Springhelders and kept the few hits
scattered. outhelder oDay has been
recalled by indianapolis and left last
evening for that city Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11

Hamilton, o., May 11.-Beebe's ef-
fective pitching was too much for the
Mechanics yesterday and the locals
were unable to do anything with him.
II was a pitchers battle buticostly er-
rors by Ashenfelder gave the Chilli
cothe twirler a slight advantage. The
score was 3 to 0. The Mechanics play
Chillicothe today and then leave on a
four-day tour. Manager Barton will
release three or four men before the
team goes Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
MAY IL In American History.

1909 Robert Charles Winthrop, distin.
guished statesman born; died 1904.
lS64-General James Ewell Brown
Stuart r'Jeb'b, noted Confederate
cayalryman, died of a wound re.
ceiyed on the nth IN the action at
Yellow Tavern.
1903 Richard Henry Stoddard noted
poet ana critic. died; born 1925.
1910 Battleship Florida, up TO that
time the largest vessel ever built In
America, was launched at the New
York navy yard
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
May 10 In American History.

ls46-The United States declared war
against Mexico Congress voted
SlOOO0,OOO to carry On the,war.
1s01-Great Britain issued proclama
ton Of neutrality Ia American civil
war.
lsG5-Last battle of the ciyil war; a
skirmish al Palmetto Bancha, near
BraEos Santiago, Tex,
1SS4-Cyrus Mccormick, inventor OF
agricultural machinery, died In
Chicago, aged seyenty-dve,
1908 Conference of governors TO dc.
liberate upon the state Of the coun-
try met in Washington.
191O-The United States government
asked permission of Cuba to raiGe
the batteship Maine, wrecked by
explosion In Havana harbor Feb.
IS, 1898.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
Man and VIC Fonnd Dad.

Peoria, Ills, May l1.--Although the
police believe that Frank II. Hoffman
lthirty-four. street vender and his wife,
who were found dead today, had en-
tered a suicide pact they are holding
il. B. McGowan. in whose home the
lcouple roomed pending an investi-
lsation, Poison was found in a pap.
er clutched in Hoffmau's hand.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
ASTRONOMICAL eVENrs.

FrOm noon today TO noon tomorrow
sun sets 703 rises l:4l; moon sets
$50 u. M; 01 "a. M, eastern time. full
moon, opposite the sun In constellation
Libra: moon Il; descending node, cross.
ing suns path downward, just escap.
ing eclipse.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11

Chicago May lI-JOe Tinker Iht
veteran inhelder Of the Cubs, is tired
of playing at short and has asked
Manager Chance TO give him trial
at pitching. For the past few sea
sons Tinker has had the twirling bee
buzzng in his bonnet and most every
day during practice could be seen
heavlng his slants to his teammate
Frank Schultz. Tinker believes now
that he Is capable of moving down
the heavy batters.