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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
MEAT PACKERS TO
ESCAPE TRIAL
FOR PRESENT
Judge Carpenter Postpones
Until Wednesday the Hear.
ings of Men Charged With
Serious 0ffenses.


Chicago. NOV. sc.---Judge Gcorse
A. Carpenter OF the United states
district court today postponed until
Wednesday morning the trial OF J..
ogden Armour and nlne other pack
ers charged with violating the Grim
inel provisions Of the sherman euti-
trust act.
The pOstponemont WAS in cofni-
nance of the action of Judge Kohl
saat OF the United Ssatss circuit
court. who after quashing the writ of
habeas corpus previously granted the
packers, withheld the entry ~ th,
order until "Wednesday.
Mr. Armour, the only defendant
not directly concerned IN the habets
corpus proceedings. might have bcth
placed on trial. hut Judge Carpenter
announced that he was not diaposrd
10 Try his Uasc separately
Counsel for the packers refused tp
intimaie what their next move woul Z
be An attempt 90 got more tlme
may hc made through an appeal ,hlt
the defendants BE- tried separately.
"a was limited. 81 one packer is
placed on trial. It was explained. t,lr
counsel may take advantage of thu
mc To take action w the suprrm
court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
THE INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM TO
Be PLATFORM
Of LABOR
American Federation Prom
ises That It's Officers in Fu-
ture Will Support These
Measures.
G0MPERs CLASHES
WITH THE DELEGATES


Atlanta. Ga.. Nov eo.--The Amcri.
can FEDERATION of Labor In convention
here today declared Ia fsyor Of the
initiative and referendum IN the ciec-
ton of its officers in the event II sis
found 90 be- fensible and desirable.
The matter wss referred To the es-
ecusive council
The conventions action was against
the Recommendation of the law COM
mtttee. To which the matter had been
referred.
Presiden, Gompers engaged Ia con-
troversy with Delegate Joseph ID. CAM
non az the Western Federation OF
Miners during discnsslon of the elec-
|tion proposition when Cannon said
tiempers had not denied newspaper
reports quoting him as saying he was
opposed 10 the formation OF new
labor party In Arizona because they
could better obtain what they wanted
from existing parties oompers de-
MED knowledge of any such Interview
and resented the Inference that he
was not IN favor of tho Initiative and
referendum for Arizona.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
Another Member of Jury Is
Dragged From the Box ana
IL is Feared That Another
May Be Taken Any Time.
RANcHER CoUGHED
AND WAS EXCUSED
Should Two More BE Per-
mitted to Go, There will
Be Only Two Men Qualified
After Weeks of Hard Work
tBy Eys~ssE Hsrsss a. y. L~sses wire,

tDy nvenfss Hsrsfs a. p. Leassa wire,
Los Angelss. cal. Nov. 2o.--iilnesr.
the seeming evil genius OF the Nc
Namara trial. draRged another tales
man from the box to-day and threat.
ened to take others.
William Nicholson. grocery man.
asked and obtained an excuse from
jury service because of the lilnees OF
his wife. settling az naught the hours
spent by oppusiug counsel "a learn II
he could fairly and lmpartinlly try
James %. MoNamara for the marder
OF Charles J. HaEgerty, machinisf
killed In the Los Angeles Times ex-
plosion year ago.
Still ~ the box are =. u. Green,
whose wife at Pomona In reported
threatened with nervous prostrntlon:
J. y. sexton, whose brother ia NJ this
point OF death. and byron I.isk. who
has asked 10 be excused becatr~ Of
trouble with his eyes. These three
are sworn Jurors and they represent
about three weeks OF hard court
work.
The list. however does not end
With ihem. Seahorn Manning,
fhnch"f VINO codHhod ut night. WAS
EXCUSED at his own reeuess. backed
by a committee OF taiesmsn. sam
uel Msndenhaii. another rsnchef.
precipitated one ot the dramatic
scenes at the trial when. with teass
In his wee. he refused 10 take the
jurors oath because his mother was
critically ~. Nc einails wee sworn
hut was excused - rftss
w. W. clark. a retired undestaket.
complctcs The list Re had heatt
trouble.
Should sexton. ureen and I.lsk be
excused only two sworn Jurors. Hob
crt Rain and william Andre. wouIu
be lest TO show sof six weeks % coort
sessions.
T. o. sanderson, venlrsnlnn. was
excused later In the day bceaane OF
his wifes Illness. and >. n. jackson
was excused for the same reason.
Fred Del. Meyer was excused on
account OF bias. and Y. A. McBurnss.
a contractor. was challenged on tho
same ground The stats resisted both
challenges. Zach man said he be-
lieved Mcnamara guilty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
Officers in Texas Given Au.
thority to Move Troops to
Any Point This Side of Line
to Protect Neutrality Law.
REYES SAYS THAT
MADER0 Is CAUSE
General Who is Charged With
Fomenting a Rebellion
Against New President is
Arraigned in Court.

sny Ev~sfnw mersfa A. p. rse.sea Wfret
Washington. Nov. PREDETERMINED
to STAMP out fiIbustering expeditions
against Mexico. Secretary OF War
S,imson today authorized General
Duncan. commanding the department
of Texas, to enforce the neutrality
laws with vigor and to move the
troops under his command within d.
yiaionai limits without awaiting or
dcrs from the department
Secretary stlmson also informed
General Duncan he would 9oi lack for
all the cavalry and Infantry needed
10 prevent the organization Of cxpc.
dilious against Mexico. No additional
troops have yet been ordered 10
Texas. however
The war department ~ moving with
energy In dealing with the incipient
rebellion being fomensed IN Texas
against President MadcrOs govern
ment in Mexico. Secretary StimEon
received telegram today from Cen
eral Duncan, that Major HaEedorn.
commanding battalion OF che Twen.
iy-ihirG infantry. had captured at la
redo. Juan Merigo, captain. and two
pilvaies, OF a company being organized
there for revolutionary service In
Mexico. Major Hagedoln also cap.
tnred forty guns, 10000 rounds o.
am nunltion and 50 dynamite bombs
There were about fifteen supposed
reyoluiiunisis IN the houte where the
capture was made. but al save the
captain and two prisaseN eacaped.
Secretary stimson is IN constant
communication with General Duncan
and has instructed the latter TO co.
operate with the agents Of the de-
parimeni OF Justice.
All this Is being done. u " said. be-
cause President Tar befieves the
American people should glve he Mex.
leans a fair chance to test their new
government without interference
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
La TOILETTE BOOM
IS LAUNCHED IN
CALIFORNIA BY
JOHNSON
Governor Comes Out in Public
Statement and Boosts Wis.
consin Man for Presidency
on Republican Ticket.
PEOPLE SHOULD BE
HEARD ON SUBJECT

tspeetss Tesenrsu 20 tcveaanE nsssidl
Sacramento. Cal Nov. 20.--0overn.
or Johnson came out squareiy for La
Toilette for president and n direct
presidential primary in n formal state
ment issued today. Declaring that
while joker In the primary law OF
1909 gave the party In power fun
right 20 send a solid delegation for
La Toilette, the governor Indicated
that he was sacrificing politics to
principle and would insist that the
people he given the right TO name flrst
hand their choice for president.
lie pointed out that President Taft
had favored San Francisco In It's tlght
for the exposition which Nigh, swing
the voters of that city Ia the presi-
dents favor. But even In the face OF
this possibility and with the Joker In
the Law designed TO perpetuate the
power Of the old Southern Pacific ma-
chine, the progressives would still
insist on a direct presidential primary
preference. he said
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
NEW YORK PLEASED
THAT O0NL|N IS
COMING BACK
Unconfirmed But Authorita-
tive Report Says That He
Will Return to the Giants.
and Will Play Right Field.


~ seseHinn Iierala A. y. f.eaasa wtFsi
New York. Nov 20. Baseball fnns
here today greeted with delight the
announcument---u unofficial, hut APP
narcntly nuthori;aliV,---that MIKE
ponlln Wlll play right field for the
lmnts ncxt season u MAS declsred
lhat nesotlations have been ptastI-
cally concluded With the Boston Ma.
tionnls fpr Mikes transfer tn Man
hntten In rxchnuEr for JACK Murray
and s3.oUu In cash.
since Inc defeat of the fiianis 10
the worlds series Manager Mcoraw
has been casting about for a righi
fielder a. take the place 81 Murray,
Who failed 10 make eYen one hli ~
The resier. Donlln rejolned che Giants
va the middle of last season. after
bclng out 81 the game several years.
3nl Was used hy Mr1raw only ~ a
pinch hitter he aeemea to Nave
slowed np and McGraw decided "a let
him so 20 3osi"n. where he made
food.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
Document on Record in Jeffer-
son City States That Mons
ter Concern Will Resist
Fine Of $4,000 by Courts.
QUOTES ROOSEVELT
ON A SQUARE DEAL
II Declares That 1t Has Never
Injured the Farmers wha
Are Its Customers and
Makes Usual Pleas.

~ 6@e.t.H nEf@t. - = aH@@@@ WV
jefferson City, Mo. Nov 2o.--
Quoting Colonel Roozeveit's recent
declaration FOR a square deal for
both the corporations ana the public.
the International Harvester company
today filed IN the supreme court OF
Missouri a motion for a re-hearlng OF
the recent case In which II was con-
ablonaiiy oIsied from the state and
fiaed t50.0Oo on charges of violating
TIE state snt-itvst law.
The Rlst of rhe motion IL that tho
Harvester company ought not to be
punished for the mere possession o..
puwer. and Il announced Its 'fnten-
ticn Of vigorously resisting the fin .
The brief quotes this language
airtice valiieni
"On the whole, the evidence shows
that the International Harvester CONE
pany has not used It's power 10 op-
press or injure the farmers Who are
its customers
Also from separate opinion of
'hokf fiAlhHh Ffffi~r VI ~ he'tf
as follows
In this case the court n required
hy the statnte to pronounce a iudg
ment oi condemnation upon a COM
binatton which IL proved by the fac's
Ia this record 80 havo h-en 40 IA
beneficial ~ ihe community that the
price of mowers and reapcrs has not
been raised N pfopa stion 10 ihs cost
~ materials and lnbor. and that eth-
erwisn incidental benefits have ac-
crusa a. tho consumers. and further
more that independent manufactur-
egn have not suffered hy rcason ui
the combination.
referring t. tho rns. the companS
SAYS it viii oppose u mot 80 much
because ~ IL amount as because oi
the fact. as n commended. that ~
lnrRs fine VIII create the impress
ziou that the company has been un'
fair or oppressive IN IL dealing and
therefore deserved - severe pun
irhment. while the Language Of th,
courts opinion N 10 the contrary"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
STEEL TRusr WANTS
ITS INQrsas STAFF

washington. Nov. 2o.--Itichnrd V
I.inbury. counsel for the United States
Steel corporation made objection be-
fore the Stanley steel trust invesslea.
ting committee today Ia contlnu-
amer OF the hearing. IN view "f ths
governments suit asalnss the eorpo-
ratlon. He argued that TO continue
the hearing would BE- against the pro-
visions OF the resolution of congress
authorizing inquiry Into acts not un.
der investigation by the government
The committee a. once went int
executive Hrasien.
After lengthy deliberation u was
dscided To postpone further consider
alton of the objection until the as.
sembllne of the fitli committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
FRISCO HEARS THAT
FIGHTING GOES ON

San Francisco. Nov 2O.-Fighting
between imperial and revolutionary
troops began early today IN the nortn-
crn part OF Hankow. according TO a
dispatch received from Shanghai By
the Chinese Free Press. The dispatch
says that the imperial troops wero
badly beaten and retired toward Sal
Kand.
Small engagements we're reported
near Nanking The imperial outposts
we're driven back into the city. The
main engagement II expected hourly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
GENERAL REYES SAYS
MEpERo IL CAUSE

san Antonio. Texas. Nov 2O.--Gen-
eral bernardo Reyes. arrested IN san
Antonio Saturday on charge OF vio-
lating the neutrality laws Of the
United states. was arraigned today
before Y. s. Commissioner Edwards
on a new warrant which also charges
thar Reyes h a fugitive ffom Webb
county. In the southern district OF
Texas. where Laredo is situated
Reyes gave $4,000 bond.
President Madeto OF Mexico was
blamed for charges OF violation OF
the neutrality law on which 0rn raj
Reyes was arrested Saturday. uener-
al Reyes declared the charges ground.
ieaa.
He said he would remain In San
Antonio until he had been vindlcated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
ROCK ISLAND STRIKE
HAS NOT MATERIALIZED
tny Is,euinE Herald 4. .. Lsa.ea wlrsD

tny I,seainE nerala 4. 9. Leased wirs)
Chicago. NaV 20. OFFICIALS OF he
Chicago, Rock Islani and Pacific
railway said they Md not received
any word OF the s1rihe of shopmen 10
begin In Trenton tomorrow
time" !, was said In the office OF
Vice President Melcher, hut Il viii
be contrary TO all preccdents TO call
q strike without notifying the officials
Of the road. We have received no
notification yet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
i.rMnER sssoCiATioS
flf.ftS fTS ANSWER

Detroit. Nov. zo.-~Thc Michigan
Retail Lumbcr Dealers association.
l,s officers and dlrectors. today IN the
federal court here made answer TO the
recent indictments charging violation
of the sherman Anti-trust law.
The answer adfrits the collection
aud dissemination of Information oon-
csfnsng manufacturers jobbers and
wholesalers deaiine directly with con-
mmers. bat denies conspiracy. intImi-
dalton and black llst methoda.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
WASHINGTON HEARS
CAcEUES ~ DEAD

Washington, Nov. 2o.-Iinmon ca
ceres. president Of santo Domingo.
was assasslnated by political malcon-
tents IN San Domingo city late yes
terday afternoon. according TO re-
ports 10 che state department today.
No uprising has yet followed. Cable
grams conseying the news Of the as
sasslnation filed last niHhs were de-
layed la transmission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
|RR|GATORS WIN IN
FIGHT WITH THE
GOVERNMENT
BY Making Strong Protests
They Succeed in Having
War Departments Edict on
The Rio Grande Withdrawn


Washington. Nov. ao.--In answer to
the protest of farmers aud irrigation
companies on the American side OF
the Rio Grande against the war de-
partmcnts recent ruling that hddi-
tional irrigation works mus, not be
ana Mcxlco's rights to the water can
be nXed secretary stimHan today
temporarily withdrew the restrictions.
II h believed the rights of tho two
countries VIII b. settled BY treaty be-
fore the next dry season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
CATTLE QUEEN IS
FOUND GUILTY Of
RUSTL|NG
Woman Ranch Owner on
Trial at Glenwood Springs,
for Using Questionable
Methods, is Convicted.


dienwood springs. cello. Nov .0.--
After 'deliborailng all night jury IN
the district court today returned a
verdict of guilty against Mrs Mamie
Mitchell tried for cattle ruatiinR The
charges aere brought by Harris
nrothors of Rifle. colo. and the case
was prosecuted by the Grand River
Cattle Growers association.
Mrs. Mitchell was tried before ON
a charge ef horse stealing but the
jury disagreed and she was diseharg-
ed " denied the motion for new
trial which her attorneys will make
Mrs, Mitchell may serve from one 20
ten yeatr in the peniientiarS,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
SEATTLE IS IN NEED
OF 4 DRINK
Whatever Else There is Lef.
Since the Floods of Recent
Date, Water Supplies Are
Scarce in Washington State

tht Atfntnh Hsfaid n. y. Leased Wtfel
Seattle. Wash.. Nov. 2o.--With
scnttir facing water famine ana
many OF The smaller towns west of
the Cascade moEutains under water
or cut OF from communication with
The outside world hy the loss 81
bridges ana the weshlng Out of roads
the people ~ western Washington
are anxlouEly Watching for niens of
suhsldence ~ the flood that has
rnged Tor more than two DAYS. The
railroads that cross the Cascades
with their transcontlnentni lines are
virtually tied up. ihe only outlet be-
lng over the coast lines 70 Portland
and then east along The Columbia
river.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
sALLooNIsrs ALlaHr SAFELY,
tsy EveRins ttrFaia a. = ssssee Wigse

InIINhaNOIIH, InH, NOV. W" ThN
balloon dusseldorf which arose here
late yesterday, landed safely today
at MonFocyille, ITO miles northeast
q. T.. Bmmbauah. pilot aud Walter
MONT aide. had sailed ~ an effort 10
liit the lahm cup ioi Ions distance
flight 10 succeed they would have
had 10 travel more than Cos miles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
SERIOUS CusnsyE
AGAINST TWO MEN

necause Juan Flores and Yidefon-
80 Ellsafras rode illegally. Il il al
legged. on passes from La Junta tn Al
hnqueruue, they were to-day bound
over to the federal grand iury by
United states commissioners " w.
whiting, Ia the sum of slo0. y may
be- they viii have O. rrmain IN jail
until next April before federal srand
jury can act on their cases, AZ they
were tlnhbie go give hond
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
psMocaArsc LEApeR AHHssrHp
eny EveuIas ssssnid \. y. I.eassa wire

. N0N YORK Nov 20 -InFIlc0 3
. scuddcr Of the Queens cVuat,
. supreme court today ordered sae
= lasmance OF warrants for tho ar Z
= rest ~ IoAeph Cassidy, De1st 4
. crntlr loader ~ Queens county;
y WILLIAMS Wiliclle. ~. candidate
= for supreme court lnetlce on the
. Democratic ticket ln the second
. Judicial district, and Esonin r.
. Walker. ~. iollowinR an Invcs,
. lleatlou a. To whether eerlnin
. politicians received large sums
= ~ money lnr Wlllolio's nonslaa
. lion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
AMERICAN SHIPS
LANDING MARINES

Berlin. Nov. 2O.--A dispatch to the
German Cable company from Tsiang
Tao asserts that the American and
Japanese warships have each landed
force OF so men at CHI fn. Tho
German cruiser Emden has arrived
NJ Chi Fu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
SUPREME COtRT oi
UNITED STATES ADJOt tI,NS

NHHHInNTOn, Nov ID INV va
prrmc court ~ The United states to
day adjourned until MondaS. poecm-
her 4. without attorneys fur the IN
dicted packers Ia Chicago making
ans attempt before the tribunal 20
sta, She PACKERS trial on charges ~
criminal vinlation of the sherman
antitrust law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
RgvoLurioNlsTs MASS
5000 MORE TROOPS

Canton. Nov. Revolutionary
recruits totRling 5000 have been
mRssed here preparatory to their die.
patch to Nanking. where they will CO.
operate 81 the siege OF the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
LONDON HEARS THAT
FOREIGNERS ARE KILLED

London. Nov. 20.--A news dispatch
TO the Exchange Telegraph compan,
from Tien Tsin states that the report
OF massacre OF foreigners nj Sian
Fn. capital OF Shan 81. is confirmed.
CONFIRMATION from other sources,
however. IN lacking
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
ALL ~ QUIET NEAR
EAGLE PASS TO-DAY

Eagle Pass. Texas. Nov. s0.---The
Mexican border near herr was quiet
today.
Troops sent Friday TO Las Vacas
and Guerrero. Mexico, report No dis
turbances al those places.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
BATm Tvn TRUST

Detroit. NOV. s0.--The government's
criminal case against the firms and
individuals in the Bathtub trust, viii
begin IN the federal court hsre jan
uary 50. Il WAS announced to-day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
JAPANESE TROOPS
LAND IN CHINA

Pekin. Nov go.--It IL understood nj
the japanese legation here tina, a
Japanese iorce has been landed at
Foo Chow to protect the consulate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
pass'ossr g. !.,. w ssrrIs-

W EFFNENH "NFH'H ~ = 3'0NNEN WEI
. Washington, Nov. 2O.--FTcai- .
. dent Thfg's cold Was better TO .
. day The preslden, Intends 10 =
. work In his library On bis meg D
. sage 10 congress and other I'M. ,
. p0rtapt matters ane will receive q
= cabinet officers and other ofii- .
. clnlE there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-20
Chinese Periodical Declares
That Mother Of Baby En-
peror Has Fled from Her
Palace Abandoning Child.
AMERICANS AND JAPs
ARE LANDING MARINES
Modernizing of China Pro-
oeeds With Momentum I'M
checked; Revolutionist
Troops Being Assembled.

sBy EvvnInE sisraia a. r. Leased wfsss
San Francisco. Nov. 20.-->Princess
Lai. mother of the baby emperor OF
China. and wife OF the prince regent,
has eloped with an actor. YGng Shu
In. according TO Chinese newspapers
received hnIe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
CALEDONIA

Caledonia. o., Feb. lS--Miss Pearl
Schleintz is very sick with inflami-
tory rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lands and
baby were the guests of the former
sister Mrs. NJ. Miller two miles north
east of town Wednesday.
Miss Carthy Bell while pouring
coffee Wednesday burnt her hand
very badly.
Mrs Merris Hart accompanied by
her daughter Dawn Jocelmier was
the guest Of her mother Mrs. Mary
Hurley of Pickaway last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnamon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Meister attended a recep-
tion given In honor OF Mr.. William
Kinnamon of LaRue Wednesday
Mrs. Estellia Neal and daughter
Mary Alice was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Maude Keever of Ma
rion from Friday until Monday.
The U. G. r. L. was entertained
at the home of Mr.. John houser Mon
day afternoon at two O'clock. A pro-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18
PROSPECT.

Prospect. o., Feb. 1S-Miss Cecil
Stockwel was the guest of Mrs. Har-
ry Mounts Of Marion, Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. Morrison Cast left Wednesday
for Alta Georgia to visit relatives
His father accompanied him as far as
Columbus.
Miss Grace Fleming of Delaware
was the guest of friends here Sat
urday.
Miss Clara Lowery is i'll at her
home with typhoid fever.
Miss Princess Court is at Perrysville
visiting Miss Marie Childs.
Messrs. Ed. Reynolds and Albert
Griffith attended the corn show at
Columbus Tuesday.
Mr.. John Gabriel was at Delaware
on business Saturday.
Attorney j. Wilbur Jacoby of Ma
rion was in Prospect Tuesday on pro
fessional business.
A missionary entertainment will be
given by the young ladies of the
Baptist church, Friday evening Feb.
"A at o'clock.
Mr.. Charles Fox Of Kittaning Pa,
Ia visiting Miss Emma Snyder and
mother and other relatives.
Miss Millle Biggerstaff entertained
the Inter Nos club Thursday even
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-18

ed in Martel last Saturday and Sun
day.
Howard Jackson was at home on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Maggie Rorok and children
were in Edison at the home of Mrs
Rorlck's parents Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Jennie Winters returned home
from the hospital Wednesday.
Elva Jackson and wife went to Bu-
cyrus Wednesday.
Mrs Rose Burton visited her daugh
ter in Gallon from Wednesday until
Friday
Ralph Rorick ls very sick with
chicken pOX.
Forest Sharrock was recently pro-
NOTED to dispatcher on the Erie and
was learning the road Wednesday and
Thursday. He will move to Gallon
in the near future.
Carl Plnyard Is suffering from an al
tack of pluerisy.
Warren and Junlta Laiply spent
Sunday with Helen and Huston Nc
Kinstry south of town.