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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11
NATIONAL CORN EXPOSITION PROGRAM =
i1ll NN. COLUMBU S, O., JAN. 30-FEB. II

The program for the fourth annual
National Corn Exposition to be held
m the group of eight buildings on
the Ohio state Exposition grounds,
January. 30 to February IL, is as
follows
First Week.
Monday, Jan. 90-Exposition opening
day Official opening exercises in
evening at O'clock in Exposition
auditorium. Addresses by Governor
Harmon of Ohio; Mayor Marshall
of Columbus; President Pretzman and
Secretary Bassell of the Columbus
Chamber of Commerce.; President IL.
ID. Funk and Secretary and Gem
eral Manager Geo. II. Stevenson of
the National Corn Exposition.
Tuesday, Jan. 31-National Live
Stock Day-Attractive program in
the interest OF Live Stock Industry.
Speakers of National and Interna.
tional reputation.
Wednesday, Feb. American Breed
ers' Association Day--Program In
charge of American Breeders AS
ISOLATION.
Thursday, Feb. 2--Natlonal Dairy
Day--Speakers, Governor Warner of
Michigan; Governor Harmon of Ohio;
G. w. Sisson, Pottsdam, n. Y; Wilbur
Marsh, Waterloo, Iowa; Prof. II. T..
Eckles, Columbia Mo-; DR.. w. O.
Thompson, president Ohio state Uni
versity. Columbus, o. National Dairy
banquet Exposition auditorium. in
evening. Ohio State Dairymen's as
sociatlon, host. Dairy dishes will be
served. Governor Warner will de-
liver the principle address, his topic
to be "The Old Fashioned Dairy.
John Nichols of Ohio, will he toast
master. Plates for 1900 guests.
Friday, Feb. 3-National Corn Day
Speakers, p. G. Holden, Iowa; c. G..
Williams. Ohio; G.. 1. Christie, India
ma; William Deltrick. Illinois; c. G..
Mccall, Ohio; w. ]. Spillman, depart
ment of agriculture. National Corn
banquet in evening, Exposition audi
torium. Plates for 1900 guests Corn
dishes will be served. Ohio Corn I'm
provement association. host. James
Wilson, secretary of agriculture, ad-
dress on "The Evolution of American
Agriculture" Senator Burton, of Ohio
Senator Clappp of Minnesota, and
others will speak. Governor Harmon
of Ohio, will preside. Secretary Sand
les. Ohio State Board of Agriculture,
toastmaster.
Saturday, Feb. 4-Conservation Day
Speakers, Clifford Pischot. ex-fores-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11
FREDDY WEIGH AND
M'FARLAND TO MEET FEB, 9

Milwaukee, Jan. 10,-A match has
been closed between Packy McFar-
land Of Chicago> and Freddy Welch
of Cardiff, Wales. lightwcights, for a
twenty round boxing contest IT, Eng
land Feb. 0, the boys to weigh 1888
pounds at 2 o'clock on the day of the
contest, according to announcement
made by II. Messier, American repre-
sentative for Hugh Mcintosh.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11
THE LAST STAND FOR
THE Y. N. c. A.
Directors Decide to Reopen
Campaign.
Money Must bc in Before February
ist-Dctermincd Effort To Raise
S5O,OOO Will he Madc-Banqucl
Monday Night. ff

Gr
The directors Of the Y. NJ. c. A..
held a well-attended and enthusiastic
meeting In the Y NJ c. a. last oven
ing. 1t was decided to reopen the
campaign for the much needed $50
600 next Monday. This is the last
stand and will continue until Febru-
ary If the money is not raised be-
fore that time. The Y. NJ. G. a. work
crs are making plans for a very siren
uous campaign and determined ef-
fort will be put forth to bring in the
necessary dollars. The large clock
which was destroyed by "A storm VIII
he replaced to let the public know
the amount of money subscribed
There will be twenty teams of five
men each instead Of ten teams of ten
men each. There will be an apenin<
banquet Monday night and MONDAY
luncheons will he served as before.
Thursday evening the executive COM
mttee, captains of the old teams and
the new workers will hold a meeting
at 1880 in the Y M. G. a. All are
urged to he present.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11

Paris, THE Angclus," of the
Chauchard collection of masterpieces
just turned over to the French gov
crnment and installed i'm the Louvre
Museum Is said to he a counterfeit
Chauchard, the eccentric millionaire
Who recently died and astounded the
world by his frealsh funeral in Paris
paid $l3s, ,l3O for the picture to an
American named Sutton, of the
American Art Associations Ncgotia-
tions were carried on through
Frenchman named Garnicr, who. after
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11
v
INDOOR BASEBALL :
. Il 4 =. . 4

The Marion Steam Shovel indoor
baseball team was badly beaten by
the Huber Manufacturing team I'm
the y. NJ G. A. last evening. Fourteen
to six was the final score. Lineup
and score
Marion Steam Shovel Co.-Uhl, C;
Culp, lst; McKerson, p; Atkinson, RS;
Amrine End; Williams, Is; L.oll 3rd;
Ridenbaugh' If; Bowers. rf.
Huber Co-Steinmetz, C; Dutt 1st;
Nickerson, End; King 3rd; Peiffer, RS;
Rice p; Lindsey 10; Mag, rf; Kles
II.
NJ 5. S, Co. 90 2 0 1 2 0 IL
Huber co. 0 0 ISL II x-14
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11

"L'Angclus' painted by Milct at
Barbizon, France, was originally or
dered by an American. The price was
To be $500. lie refused the picture
which was then sold by Milet to
Baron Papelieu, a Belgian, for 5000.
Artists do not consider it Milets
masterpiece, saying that though onlS
an ordinary work it has become popu
lar by reason of it's romance. The
general opinion is that If the Chau-
chard "Angelus' is genuine. it was
ruined by the "rcstoratiOn."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11
CALLING FOR
Continued From Page One.

Continued From Page One.
large attendance from different parts
Of the United States.
This Is not To be an intcrna tional
affair, and many country or state
affairs in the United states have been
much larger in extent than this first
effort on Cuba's part will he, but
there Is no country I'm the world that
can put up "A display as interesting
to the people of tho states as Cuba
can.
The Exposition is TO be held i'm the
beautiful Botanical Gardens in the
edge of the city. This place has such
historical connections that It is in
itself n point of great interest to
the tourist and sightsecr. 1t is at the
former summer home Of the Captains
General of Cuba. Here 1t was that
Butcher" Weyler lived during his
stay in Cuba.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11

the 1911 term. The election win be
followed by a dinner to be given by
Head Coach Percy Haughton
Bob Fisher and Bud Smith, II.
Frothingham and r.. h. Wigglesworth
are the leading candidates
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11
Jackie CLARKE'SBIK
LEFT HIM BEHIND

BY United PresS WIre,
Buffalo, N. ", Jan. IA sensa-
stional spectacular spill, which nearly
resulted in the elimination of Jackie
Clarke. of Australia, was the feature
of last nights riding in the six-day
bicycle race, at the Broadway Arsenal
Hehir, Root Thomas and Wiley came
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11
New buildings for Delaware Home.

Columbus, o., Jan. 1.-Two new
cottages. new detention house and
a new chapel will be recommended
for the Delaware home for girls by
the Legislative committee, Senator'S
Tod and Shaffer and Representatives
Geleerd. Crist and Finley, appointed
by the last legislature. This will not
make ideal conditions but will be a
great Improvement. The committee
meets with Governor Harmon this af-
ternoon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11

down I'm a heap, but Clarke was sent
flying up the steep bank to the ton
rail Here his arm crooked about the
rail and he hung suspended. while
his wheel slid down. The field swept
by and then releasing his grasp he
slid to the floor below. He was able
to return to the race within an hour.
The score for the eighteen hours:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11

concluded the only way he could
coach all of the teams would be by
mail. Hence the first correspondence
school of baseball.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11
NntiCc 10 PhNsirinns.

The innrmary directors of Marion
county win receive bids until Feb
IA, 1911, noon, for medical services
at the county infrmary on inmates at
said institution for the period of one
year. All medicine to be furnished
by the county The directors reserve
the right to reject any or all bids
Bids to be sent to Superintendent
of lnfirmary
George Weidemaier,
John Hanlcy,
G. Il. Freeman,
t-11-1S-25 81 Directors.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11
Election of Harvard CAPTAIN.

Boston, Jan. 1.-THE call WAS sent
out today for the eighteen gridron
veterans of the Harvard football
squad to assemble tonight at the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11

Ter for the government, and w. G.
Brown, president of the N. Y. Gem
trail n. Il. Co. James II. Garfield,
chairman.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-11

purchasing the painting, it is said,
had it restored" GARNER is not TO
be found.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
MAY ENTER
GRADY co.
+++++++++++++++'

= Oklahoma City, Jan. 7.-Goy. +
4 Chas n. Haskell has formally is !
: sued the election proclamation =
: calling an election in Washington, =
= Prairie Valley and Dutton town !
> ships in Caddo county on Feb =
+ Is to vote on seeding from cad =
: do and annexing Grady. :
= The people in these townships :
4. have waited long and patiently ;
+ for this action and 1t will be re- :
+ ceived with JOY by many who de- =
+ sire the change. !
+ + + T. = + = + + + 4 + + + + :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
HIGH OFFICE
GOES BEGGING

At the meeting Of the school board
last night. the Office sought the man
long and diligently but in vain. In ev-
cry Instance the man lodged the Office
and consequently The board is without
president.
Every member present except Secre-
targ Stacey was elected and each de-
clined the honor. Finally It was OFFER
ed the secretary. I'm take it If you
win transfer The secretary's salary to
the president said he, but the board
wouldn't agree to that,
". W. Horn, who was chosen as a
member to succeed r. H. Wilson, took
his seat last night. Routine business
was transacted. Vice President Clark
Rutherford will be head of the board
unill at least one member can over
come his excessive modestv and be in
dueed to take the presidency.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
CHARITY BALL
JANUARY "a

AT meeting OF the Charity ban com
mitiee 81 was decided 10 h9ld the ball
about the gath Of January Elaborate
arrangements are being made TO make
1t The best ana biggest Of the Charity
balls and the ladies expect to make at
least $500. The tickets win be Si.OO
apiece and include refreshments. The
onieriainment Of the evening viii prob
abls include some fancy dances By
children
chairmen Of the various commit
tees nave been appointed as follows
Tickets-Mrs II. M. Frey
Eniertainment-Mrs. Reford Bond
Program Mrs. j p. Sparks
Advertising Mrs T. II Dwyer
Decorations Mrs. Ben Johnson.
l;elreshments-M Mrs }. A. Schwartz.
Nusic-Airs }. IT, Griffin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
LOOK OUT
FOR BURCS

Special by United Press
Enid, Okla, Jan. 7.--As a result Of
tie discovery OF safe blowers tools
and 600 postage stamps in a shack
near Cherokee. Okla. and adyices re
ceived from detectives employed by
the association that 10 safe blowers are
at work in the state. W. B. Harrison,
secretary Of the State Bankers asso-
siation, with headquarters here. today
sent out a letter Of warning TO bankers.
During the past month an unprace-
dented number Of banks and post Of
fices have been robbed in Kansas and
Oklahoma.
The robbers are said to be working
out of several cities. Within few
weeks three banks and six post offices
have been looted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
new MEN
TAKE OATH
MONDAY

Monday VIII be Inauguration day at
the court house. All the county Off
cors, including those reelected and the
new ones, VIII take the oath Of Office.
The old board Of county commits
sioners will meet to wind up their af-
fairs and the new board will then
meet. John N. Penn is the only new
man on the board, Ed Johns and Sell
Pursley having been reelected.
The other Offices in which there is
change are the county treasurer,
Billy Cloud succeeding W. S. Kilgore;
John Lewis succeeding Mart Louthan
as sheriffi; H Venable, county at
torney, in place Of b B. Barefoot; G.
r. Newell, county superintendent, sue
lceeding r. H. Wilson; Mr. Cranwell
following Z. II. Peery as county sur
yeyor.
County Clerk Lindsay, District
Clerk Callahan, Register Of Deeds
Petty and Judge Williams were re
elected.
The county treasurer's Office j
closed for few days 70 check up 70
the change.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
HASKELL Sends
Last Message
Carnegie Trust
Company Has
Closed its Doors
special BY unILed Pregs.

Special by United Press.
New York. Jan. THE Carnegie
Trust company was closed today by
State Bank Commissioner Cheaney.
The company was chartered in 1907
With paid up capital stock Of $l.5O0,-
900. According to the official statement
made in response to the November
call IL had resources aggregating Sill
100000.
james Harrell, president Of the First
National bank, said The examina-
ton Of the Carnegie Trust company's
affairs showed It to be in an .unsound
condition and as such It was ordered
closed"
Officials Of the trust company said
there had been a run on the bank for
week and its resources became inn
paired to such an extent that they
called on the state bank commissioner
to take charge OF the institution
checkered History.
The late Ferrell Iiyingtone was ono
Of the founders OF the Carnegie Trust
company Liylngstone's death occurred
under peculiar circumstances and has
always been more or less OF a mystery
he was succeeded in the directorate
By Leslie M shaw. former secretary o.
she treasury. shaw resigned and was
succeeded BY Dickinson
Stock Market Rallies.
when news Of the closing OF the trusI
company spread IN The financial dis
triot the stock market started 20 fall
hut rallied to the normal within a very
short time
The company which failed was 9
depository Of the New York Stock Ey
change.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07

The city teachers met in their usual
monthly institute session at the High
school at 1870 this morning In these
meetings the work OF the schools in
general is discussed in connection
with thoughts from the professional
course of reading which all teachers
employed in the city schools must
carry. AT present an intensive study
Of McAIurry's How to Study and
Teaching How to Study" is being
made. Each teacher also furnishes an
educational magazine to the club Of
her respective school
The purpose of the superintendent
in encouraging this line Of work on
the part Of the teachers is that they
may keep themselves informed on the
hest things in connection with their
profession. I'VE believe II VIII De
difficult to find corps Of teachers
more interested in their work and
more attentive to the things that
mark progress than are the city school
teachers of Chicl1asha7 said Supt. Ra-
mey,
while these meetings are devoted
to the professional Improvement Of enl
teachers. yet any one interested is cor
daily invited 10 be present
Some time since a new feature o.
moral instruction was decided upor
and much interest as we'll as profit i
apparent, both with the children an'
the teachers. We give a room motto
sor the month and incidentally toucl
upon the lesson II may bring TO th'
children During the past month cu
word has been kindness This worl
has stood out prominent on ever
blackboard in every room. Kindnes
has been discussed, Illustrated an
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
OIL MAN
Is KILLED

Special by United Press.
Batlesville. okla. Jan I'll D..
Neely, well known oil operator Of
Lima, Ohio, was shot and killed in the
Palace hotel at Caney, Kan, today by
AL Truskett, one Of the best known
men in the Mid-Continent oil field.
Recently the two men had trouble
over an oil lease and when Neely en-
tered the csning room Of the hotel
Truskett drew his gun and fired two
shots, both taking effect, Nicely died
almost instantly
The dead man was president Of the
Wichita Oil and Gas company of
Wichita, Kan, and had large holdings
in the Oklahoma oil fields
Truskett surrendered to the officers
and is in tail at independence, Kan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
QUEEN GABY
ADVOCATES
Special BY United Press.

Special by United Press.
Tendon. Jan PorugaFs uncrown-
ed Qeen, Alademoiselle Gaby Deslys, the
twinkle Of whose bewitching eyes took
The crown from the head Of King Man
uel, has abdicated
Gaby has deserted the ex-king and he
lis fcrlorn indeed
The true reason for the recent visit
OF Manuel 10 London was revealed to
day The exking visited the opera
where the beautiful actress was seat
ed In a box. When Manuel saw her he
rushed toward the box but Gaby cut
him cold She watched the play few
minutes and then walked out without
even giving Manuel a look.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
Character Building
in Public Schools

impressed. Kindness TO parents, kind
ness to teachers, kindness n brothers.
sisters. companions and others, kind
ness to animals.
Our word for the next month will
be cleanliness. Cleanliness Of person
and surroundings, cleanliness Of Ian
guage, mind and thoughts During this
month. simple hygienic talks win be
given. for in the average school there
are many children who have received
but little instruction pertaining to the
body. On the second part, excellent
lessons can be given by the teacher on
the Importance and value Of clean
thoughts in character building, which
is the real purpose Of each life.
1--WE believe that we shall lose moth
ing to lessen the details OF our currl-
culum. and increase the means and
opportunities for intoxicating trutniul-
ness. honor, reverence, purity and up
rightness. We are seeking to make
men and women who shall know their
duty in the world, and have the will 10
do it. That is an end to call forth
our deepest wisdom and our strongest
endeavors. On its achievement de-
pends the soundness and permanent
4 prosperity OF the nation
THE children of today must be pre-
pared to meet a high demand for in
tegrity and business; they must be
taught how to develop true character
kA distinguished writer has well said
TO whom shall the children look fol
this preparation? To their guardians
! The parents and the teachers. But to-
often the parents Fail in their duty 4
the child, and in such cases the bur
den muse be borne almost wholly b,
the teacher Pity the child wher
both parents and teachers fail him
There is much in cooperation in thil
fundamental work Of character build
ing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
REVIEWS
WORK OF
3 YEARS
Makes Report on Guar
anty and School
Fund

Special by United Press.
Oklahoma City. Jan. Tin his final
message to the legislature delivered
this afternoon, Governor Haskell
makes no recommendation, but con-
fines himself 10 a review Of admins
iration OF the past three years.
The progress Of the state is touched
upon. the operation OF the bank guar
anty law Is elaboraioly reviewed and
among the other topics treated are
prohib ion, conyicts, pardons. paroles.
school funds, state credit. and taxation.
The governor says IN part:
Progress and Development
November 18th, 1901 the president
OF the United States proclaimed the
beginning 81 state government in Ok
lahoma and IL deyolyed upon the leg
islailge and executive departments OF
this state to viialize the constitution
and administer the laws
'ln the many earlier states there are
found no parallel and no precedent to
guide us in our work Other states
formed from a single territory or part
on territory had passed from organized
territorial existence with the coun-
ties townships and schaol districts
long previously organized with condi.
fions settled and ready 10 participate
Ia state government with an entire
population IN the greatest Of them less
than 350.e0O people with corporate
wealth aEeregaiine az most. twenty Or
thirty millions of dollars. whereas IN
Oklahoma we were called upon 10 unitc
two distinct territories. one wholly
unorganized With 4 combined popula.
tion Of $4,000 people and with an ag.
gregate corporate wealth existing Of
two hundred ana fifty millions Of dol
lars. TO harmonic these two terri
tories, organize locally and generally
into a single state. 70 consider the de-
mands and necessities Of such vast
population aud meet the contention 81
such vast corporate wealth 10 deal
justly with all and bring order. out o.
such chaotic condition was an under
taking without precedent, requiring
patience. zeal and indus ry without
limit and 10 which those most willing
Tor honorable public service, would
nor knowingly aspire
Three years have passed and we
find our population has increased 2is,-
600 people. our taxable wealth has in
creased s2s5, 100000; our commerce
and manufacturing industries almos:
300 per cent and clear index to tho
financial growth OF the state is found
IN our individual deposits in the banks
cf the state
Bank Guaranty Law
Strongly defending the bank guaran-
~ law the governor concludes his
treatment OF The subject with the fol-
lowing report
"The average annual losses from tbs
guaranty fund FOR the three year period
as are shown by the department re
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-07
SUBMIT NOMINEES
FOR C. OF C. DIRECTORS
Annual Election Will be Held Next
Thursday-Dues Must be Paid in
Advance to Entitle to Vote

At a meeting OF the directors Of the
Chamber OF Commerce last night, the
nominating committee submitted list
Of names as candidates for directors,
leaving several places vacant and
recommending that these be filled out
by the board OF directors It was also
recommended by the committee that
the board supply names to take the
place Of any nominated who declined
to serve.
In some cases ii was necessary for
the board to substitute other names
because those designated by the nomi-
mating committee were not in good
standing in the organization, not hav-
ing paid their dues in advance as re-
quired by the constitution
From the list Of 81 candidates. n al
rectors will be chosen at the election
which will be held next Thursday, Jan.
\ ~, between the hours Of p. m. and 8
( p. m. Ballot boxes will be placed in
the lobby OF the post office and at the
Chamber of Commerce headquarters
in the city hall. The persons in charge
Of the boxes will have lists of mem
bers and any person not in good stand
ing by reason Of non-payment Of dues
may pay their dues at that time.
II is provided by the constitution that
additional candidates may be placed
on the ballot on petition Of five mem
bers.
Following is the full list Of candl-
! dates as completed by the board Of di.
rectors
The Candidates.
Banks and Loans N C. Cannon. Ed
r. Johns and E. w Power.
/ Clothing aAd Shoes-Wm. Reinhei.
mer. L. u Bryan and ] G. Terrell
Coal and Feed--J. S. Browne. G. n.
Greer and P 6. Spinning.
Contractors and Plumbers-M q.
Conrad, o. S. Penny and J r Riddle.
Drugs and JewelryH ! Brownsonl
r. F. Thweatt and J w OwsIey
Dry Goods p e. Dugan. Jno Crib
and W. W. Horn.
Furniture. e Schow, S. P. Lau-
zach and Oatley Anderson.
Hardware-A s. Gilkey. Geo @.
Calvert and ]. d. Buie.
Groceries VIM. W. Clark, A. A.
Holmes and Geo, Ltitz.
Insurance and Real Estate-A. B.
: Cochran, Clark Rutherford and A. j,
Z Jenkins.
Jobbers-E w Shannon. H. T. Bet
It's and A. schuler.
; Labor-A. F. Book, OIin Brasheal
: and e r. Collins.
Manufactursrs-J. "A. Schwartz, r. X
, Wootten and Hal Thomson.
Professionally. u. Dawson, T. Fl
Williams and Reford Bond.
e Miscellaneous. d. Chastain, F R
I Linton and Myron Humphrey.
s Miscellaneous-J b. Sparks, J. r
Abercrombie and J. E. Harrington.
S Miscellaneous-T. ii. Dwyer B. B
Bridges and Ford Witherspoon.