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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
ONO SHOOTERS IN LEAD
Emerson and Winder Do Well at
Camp Perry Shoot.

Camp Perry, O.. Aug. 15.-Tho
twonty.ninth annual matches of the
National Rifle Association of America
have opened. to continue through
Aug. 81, tho largest program The as.
sociatioh has run off since it brought
it's matches here from Sea Glrt. n.
j.. in 1907, with the national matches.
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shooters took the butts in the initial
avent, 90 shots at !, 900 yards, which
was for the Wimbledon cup, present.
ed by the National Rife association
of Great Britain.
When half the field had fred Cap
tain Guy II. Emerson of Ohio. who
wen last year with 90, was again in
the lead With 9s. Lieutenant Colonel
c. b. WiEdor Of Ohio. who was sec
ond last year, was again second with
oS Emerson was a fraction ahead OF
Winder.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
rho rox and thn Rahhlt.

Reynard had just caught and de
voured q fnt Rabbit and was picking
his teeth over the last mouthful when
he was approached by another Rabbit,
who asked.
Dear me. but I've missed my Bun
ny! Have you seen anything of him
around herey"
MAY | take It that you are the wild
ow of the late deceasedy' querled the
Fox.
Then be is dead?"
Dead and eaten and the process OF
digestion already begun"
"And you are the wretch?"
Il must plead guilty to being outside
OF him."
Then, sir-then"--
zone moment, please. You arc about
to state your opinion Of me. are you
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
BRYAN TALKS or
THE new ISSUE
Initiative and Referendum.
Says it is One of the Most
Popular Reforms.
Interested in Ohio's Consti-
tutional Convention-Un-
derwood Opposed Clark
Resolution.
BY United r-ress wire.

Columbus. o.. Aug. 1.-THE inltia-
tive and referendum" said Colonel
William Jennings Bryan, today noon,
at the home of Harvey G. Garber, lis
one of the growing reforms of this
country and one of the most popular
reforms before any state. I have no
doubt that IL will be adopted sooner
or later in all the states"
Colonel Bryan showed good deal
of interest i'm Ohio's coming consti-
tutional convention. His observations
on the initiative and referendum
were i'm connection with discussion
of the convention.
"The chief advantage of the ini-
tiative and referendum" he said, lis
that II provides for the separate sub
mission of questions to the people
and thereby makes II possible for
each question to be settled on its
merits. / am most heartily IN favor
of it,"
Colonel Bryan talked about a var
iety of public questions. Only one
did he shy from, and that related to
the choice, by the next Democratic
national convention, of a candidate
FOR president.
Colonel Bryan was more than ready
to TAX about his controversy with
Chairman Underwood, of the ways
and means committee.
CAS- to Chairman Underworld have
this to say: Did Underwood oppose
the resolution of Speaker Clark to
take up the iron and steel Schedulcs?
| have depended on what the news
papers said. that he had opposed the
Clark resolution. Underwood has at
tackled ollie James, of Kentucky.
charging him with playing to the gal
leries in the recent senatorial fight in
Kentucky and I draw from his crl-
tcism that he favored Paynter in that
contest Any Democratic who plays
TO the high priced seats isn't apt to
look at questions from the standpoint
of the average man."
Colonel Bryan interrupted his in
reviewers at one point.
you haven't asked about the most
important question of ALL" he said.
what Is it?" Well. I'm q grand
father again. I've received tele-
gram from my son, William. that his
wife had just presented him with
second daughter. | feel mighty good
over THAR
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
EIGHTEEN OUT; FIVE IN
State institutions Now Under Single
Board Of Control.

Columbus, o.. Aug, Is. ~ At mid
night this morning rs Ohio state in.
stitutions passed into the control OF
the new board Of administration. bet.
ter known as the central board OF
control, and at the same time is
boards OF trustees. comprising a total
of 90 members, passed out of exist.
ence.
The new board will appoint super.
intendents for the 1S institutions and
these surerlntendents in turn. will
appoint officers and employees under
them. subject TO the boards approval.
Members of the board are Allen w.
Thurman RI Columbus, Thomas T..
Dayey OF Youngstown, Joseph p.
shaffer OF Antwerp and DR.. Arthur
r. Shepherd Of Dayton.
All the state institutions, except
the universities and Soldiers and
Sailors Ornhans' home at Xenla, are
to be operated by the new board.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
Old ELrS FABLES
ASS With a Grievance Decides to
Quit Work.
HIS MASTER GIVES CONSENT.

Beast OF Burden Enjoys His Vacation
Until Dinner limo Comes; Then He
Gets a Lesson He Appreoiates--Fox
Stops a Rabbits censure.
BY M. QUAD.
copyright, 1911. by Associated Literary
press.1
N OK and an ASS who were both
~ owned by the same master
IA had got along in contented
way for several years, having
q good shelter and plenty to eat and
the work not too hard, when one night
the Ass said:
"see here, my friend, I've been doing
some thinking lately"
Il noticed that you were rather So
ber," replied the OK.
Eyes, I've been thinking. WHO plows
the masters fieldsr
1--WE do"
"Who helps him to SOW and reap?"
I'VE do"
"Who hauls his produce to market?"
1--WE do"
"whose labor has enabled him to
build his house?"
ours"
you answer me truly, Mr.. Ok.
That's what have been thinking of,
and something is going to be DONE"
"Well?"
81 am going TO refuse to work any
longer, and shall tell the master so
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
Tho Peaunnt and His Wifo.

One night at midnight the Peasant
was awakened By nudge from his
wife and the whispered words:
"Siius, l do believe that somebody Is
trying to open The back door!'
III bet three TO one ON it," replied
Sllas as lie sat up in bed.
"And it's n burglar!'
Another three to one shotw
"And If he gets iny"
"But he wontr
And thereupOn the husband got out
Of bed and went to the door and called
out:
who Is there?'
I'm after your cash.. a voice re-
pied
well, don't waste your valuable
time fooling around here. have only
80 cents in change. and / hid that In
the barrel OF oats In the stable so that
the,old woman couldn't 60 through me
when was asleep. Please don't leave
the stable door open when you come
out"
"Silas Barnes, did you tell him the
TRUTH" asked the wife -.
For sure" 4'f t0 81. aI
"And what a fool You are to tell a
robbcr where your money was."
Keep your hair onl told him OF
the 90 cents. aud he will get It aud go
IL / had not he surely would have
busted in here and nude me give up
my $3.50 diamond pin. have saved
Just Sli9.1O, besides having a clear
conscience about telling the truth.
Get thee TO bed. woman. and be re-
jolced that thou married a fnancier
instead of a minister"
MornL-What seems like disaster
often turns out TO he luck.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

when he comes to the stable in the
morn ng. He has ground the lfeblood
out Jf me as long as shall stand It,"
Tne Ok chewed his cud and had
moi hing further to say. and next morn
IN, when the master appeared the ASS
Informed him that he had decided to
work no longer.
Very WELL" was the reply. 1T is
for you TO do better If you can. | give
you your liberty. How is 1t with you.
Mr.. Ox?"
"rhe Ok said he would hang on a
while longer and see how things went.
and the Ass kicked up his heels and
galloped away TO enjoy himself He
was back at night, however, and when
he went TO enter the stable he found
the door locked against him. He heard
the OK munchlng his feed. but there
was no munich for him.
"Will you have the kindness TO re-
tireY asked the master as he came out
of the house,
"Rut ..R"t am hungry"
"And it's cold night"
"Well?"
"But this is no way TO talk to a fel
ler."
mo? My dear Mr., Ass. 1t lis. true
that | profted by your work. If
hadn't profited could not have fur
nished the work for you to do. At
the same time you have profted. You
have sold your time and your muscle
for certain wage. In way ! was
lucky to employ you: In way you
were In luck TO find some one TO whom
10 sell your muscle. If paid you
more ! would lose and you would be
ont of job. If you have had the
work have had the worry"
"But am being ground down." said
the ASS
ION the contrary, you have your lib
erty and are obliged to work for no
man."
"But If don't work whore can
eat and sleep?"
That Is the question with the world
at large, my friend. When you have
solved 1t come back and tell me-"
Mornl-"You see" said the OK as
the Ass was turned in beside him. "the
thing goes clear back TO Adam. He
was allowed to do all the lohiing, and
we who have come since have got TO
twent our collars TO make up for it.
And there's worse things than work,
Did boy. Think of the man who sits
on log all day and doesn't catch a
blamed fish,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
SEARCH BEGUN
FOR JURYMEN
Twelve Good and True Men
Must be Found Within a
Week-32 Paneled.
SO Many Callings Debarred
That Jury Will Preforce
be of Farmers-Defense
Much Worried.
Ey United Prcss Wire.


Richmond, Va, Aug. 15.-Search
for the twelve men who will hold the
balance of life or death in the trial
of Henry Clay Beattic. Jr., for the
murder of his wife, was begun today
by the commonwealth of Virginia.
Sheriff Gill today summoned thirty
two of Chesterfield county's citizens
Tor jury duty. Out Of these thirty
two. the court and counsel Will en-
deavor to select the jurymen. To-
days panel was male up largely os
farmers from the outlying districts
of the county. where newspapers are
little read.
No Butchers Allowed.
Under the ancient jury laws Of Vir-
ginia, the jury to settle the fate of
Beattie will be drawn Under pictur-
esque circumstanees DTherc will be
no butcher among The twelve jury
men. The Virginia law believes ..,....::
butcher is too hardened 10 the sight
of blood to give proper consideration
to brutal murder case.
There will b. no miller or worker
In grist mill, for under the law, the
food producing workers Of the COM
nlunity should not be 'hampcro1 with
by long jury service. Men engaged in
score of other professions are also
barred, including physicians, drug
glsts, mail carriers, sailors, teachers
bank officials and militiamen.
With the myriad exemptions In
mind, 1t was quite apparent this aft
ernoon that Beattie would face a
farmer jury" and that fact worries
the defense.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
Looking For a Jewel.

The young son of Peasant. having
often heard his father say that Truth
was jewel lying at the bottom of the
well, lowered. himself down one day in
search Of 1t. NHe found two broken
Jugs, three milk bottles. an old boot.
SEVERAL tomato cans and few bones,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

Considerable interest mas been rous-
ed in agricultural circles in France
by an invention for preventing the
formation of hail. II takes ths form
of rockets, or hail-dispelling petards,
which. exploding at an altitude vary
ing from 1900 to 1000 feet, break up
the hail clouds Eighty firing stations
lave been set up for the protection
of $4,000 acres of ricn land at Lima
gre,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

Some American manufacturers send
catalogues in English to China, but
they cannot be read and the goods
advertised in them would not Le
bought even II they were printed in
Chinese. as the Chinese do not buy
that way.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

When the Quakers came to Penn
sylvania In 1852 the only Indians in
the nelghborhood were the Delawares,
who had just been terribly beaten by
the Five Nations and forced into a
treaty by which they submitted to
be called women.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

Jerusalem's municipal government
has recently given a. trial order for
company. They are TO be equipped
with a clock device, which enables
them to burn u designated number OF
hours. /
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
Boy Swimmer browns

Fremont, o.. Aug. 15.--Will Al.
brecht, 16. Of Canton. visiting his
grandparents, suffered cramps while
swimming In the Sandusky river and
vas drowned.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15
RiclnOnd Waiting.

Richmond, Va, Aug. 15.-Virginia
justice today settled down to await
the arraignment OF Henry Clay Beat
tie Jr.. for wife mdrdcr, next Mon
day.
Speculation busted itself with the
line of defense which Harry NJ. Smith
and Hill Carter two Of Virginia's
ablest lawyers will furnish for Beat
tie There seems to be little doubt
that'Paul Beattic's part in the tragedy
Will he magnlnod by the defense to
the utmost The possibility of an in
sanity defense has been generally dis
credited.
Smith and Carter today held con-
ference of several hours with their
client In Hcnrico county jail. They
turned loose half a score of detectives
to run down various points made by
witnesses r the prosecution. out In
Chesterfield county the country aris'
4ocratic, the farmers. the poor
whites" and even the negroes are
looking forward to next Monday as
the opening Of long fete Even ola
Sheriff Gin, who presents bewhisk-
cred reproduction cf the stage sheriff
has donned new suit OF oVeralls'
Dramatic Features.
The fralltles Of Henry clay Beattle'
the seductive wantonness of the =
year-old girl Of the streets, beuan
isinford, and all the morbid details OF
the brutal killing, strike a new noto
In emoticns
Chesterfield county viii make the
most of It.
The Chesterfield court house is az
most inaccessible. Normally II -
surrounded by three or four slatternly
houses, Now thrift. rarrpers nave ~,
up mu8hroom settlement thht woulu
rival an Arizona boom town. leh's,
shacks, lean-tos, and boolhs Oh an
descriptions have gone UP anu eNe.s
thing from sandwiches to country
dinner is available at prices lna'
would not disgrace broadway hotel
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

An English economist has evolved
the theory that the writing and print
Ing of supernuous problem of the
civilized wcfld.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

Germany has more than five hum
dred music schools. Nearly one-third
cf them ars In Berlin.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

Experiments are being made with
two bitumlnous minerals, elaterlte and
tabbyite in order to discover a cheap
substitute for rubber. Necks!
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

Red hair is Of that color, says Il
scientific journal. because It has In
its composition large proportion OF
sulphur than black hair.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

Italy produces lO.OOO.OOO gross Of
buttons yearly, The percentage OF
this amount that finds its way into
contribution plates Is not known.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

A German inventor has succeed in
making an excellent substitute for
vhalebone. 1t is composed OF leath-
er.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

noty fpi4te1f nGl
& Inn, sir! want to tell you that
w"But don't. Wait until have eaten
you also. That viii not only keep the
family together, but give mo two opin-
ions In one!
Moral.-vlf you so TO steal mans
horse take his buggy along as we'll.
He won't have any more TO say than
he would about the horse alone.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

London requires taximeters 10 DC
connected to tha front wheels OF taA-
Icabs because the rear wheeis no the
most slipping.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

silver FRS sometimes i've 425 years.
Germany has specimen OF hoiiy
i1o years old.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

The population Of the unltea
kingdom has nearly doubled a. wlon,Il Nao !,
the last so years. 1t was zi'ooo'ooo ~
1881 and 45,5OO,OOO in 1910.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

but no jewel When he climbed out
again nc told his father the story OF
his search. and the old man shouted
out:
.'Then we have fool in the family!
Come hithcr Till warm thy jacket!rj
Moral.Jrhe boy has ever since be-
lieved that his father He'd to him ana
then licked him for believing 1t ana
that the truth cant be found any
where.
Paris has professional dinner
faster.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-15

A school of aviation is being opsh-
ed at Pekin by the Chinese av'".or M
FuzYu, who spent number oi yeafS
in the United States.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-22
Prosperity

Comes to those who pay close atten-
ton to investments, the collection of
interest, rents, etc. The average man
has little time for these things, but
can have the services of a reliable
Trust Company for small percent
age of the receipts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-22
FIGHTING MOSQUITOES IN OTHER PLACES

Japan the Japanese gave the world
an example of field sanitation hither-
to unequaled in history Statistics
show that a much larger percentage
OF soldiers in time of war are lost
from disease than from bullets. In
the Russian-Japanese war four Japan
csc died from illness to one from bull
lets. But in the total of deaths from
disease only a little over a thousand
cases out of the army of 100000 were
from malaria. AT the outset of the
campaign the purifying of cities oc.
cupied was begun, and especial atten.
ton was paid to mosquito breeding
places. In direct contrast to this rec.
ord can be shown telegram sent by
Gen. Shafter from Santiago August s,
during the Spanish-American war,
that read: AT least 10 per cent. of
the command has been down with ma
larial fever, from which they recover
very slowly"