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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13
Personals ard Briefs

u ~ Ross and sister. Miss Lucy. OF
falksrsburg Nho have been spending
t frR Jays 81 Fulton as the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs g " Ross. returned
FOB fheir home last evening
Wiui-. The little son OF Mr. and
Mr. samuel HadOm. o.; ~Greggsyille.
Is .U.
Il V Ford is N a. his home Ia
WoodiaWn
william Winters. q sand Hil. Wis.
red his sou Wilford Winters. OF tul-
ton yesterday
John and Fred sykes. o. Glenvood
Jeff Nou1a~ for Pcmeroy. o. for "A
three weeks visit with their mother
ans other relatives
Morgan l. OF and family. OF Echo
Point. will leave December 20 for
southern points where they vii
spend The greater part ~ the winter
Mrs Clarence Fink IL il az the
home 81 her mother Mrs John
YOKE. % the National road. Fulton.
Thomas MckeeSer. OF WoodlaWn
Who was Injured several days ago
"a hen a heater on a ~Tty & Elm Grove
car exploded. is reported TO b. recov-
cring rapidly T. Is expected that he
VIII %. able 10 be- ont In a few DAYS
The Social SIS OF EdRwood and ST.
entity held a well attended meeting
ias- evening in the EdRVocd town
h1'l. John ". Brown and others de
lvsrad addr'sses ami much interest
as taken .u the meeting A meeting
v 100 he held this evening "a tho
GreEgsville schColhcu ..
Charles naiisr is 800 a. his home a.
Echo Point
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pa Tuesday aft--uour Mrs. 4 A.
Jones 90 hea'or1 street nas -as..ss
fo 'tr Noma-- Literary c'sr rs
Nhtch Mr. 81 10 NO.: 10 rh- pres sea-
l!ler County las nae fae timely
fcpic 'or consideration sla Mr ices.
" Hul lead th~ Ia. m.st cana.
bil NJ John = Mckaf tai4 ~ f--
development o. re N~a-h Dol -ua Co
CAGES Mss Efhei Burns dsr.s--t
10 plcturesQae points Mss Caadd-r
con !ts schools and churches. sri
n caring aud Housing % lts ft-
Foor ~as particularly treated ot O.,
Mrs VIII Cumming
Hilda. b three months old ts.lsh.
'-r % Jacob Malone o. near The .t.
died SUNDAY % Indigestion and me
funeral Nas held TUESDAY. fafsr-.rf
heiug made near SArfuskv. f...
miles o.f IN the count-y
The severe illness OF Mss rfsr.
hlleY. ne Eell knoVn vocalist os New.
MartinsvIle. Is gretts b, ber lara
circle % friends here
he neN h~'ppodrome being erected
here on Diamond Stree b., Rert Nou
and Eddie Qlisiey. is nearing comp..
ton
A new hank for S~.sters,i.!e is being
talked and planned I'll. rames IN
connection With the project are jim
Hennaghan. tho vel known sa!o1nis,
and his nephew. Ed Q HArlor. iars
k'nkaid. Edwin 4 Fisher and ofhs-.
Lynn Evans. Vho i- employed IN
Wheeling spent Sunday az his home
here
Speuc" Hrghaum. OF Sfare--a. o..
spent Sunday hero with his aunt Mrs
Frank p Dunlap
Mrs Blair AnaVait. % C~.ar,shurs
Who has been the guest % her sister
Airs Allen C~lendenninE ~ Wells
street. departed Monday for Nepars
ID where she vfI visit her sister
Prof " " Dailisou prime psi OF
The Sis'ersvllle hiEh school has re-
turned from a short stay az bis home
IN Marietta
Harley McNey. Who H. a student A.
Phillips Andover college AZ Fxe-er
Mass has been 50 il 81 asthma ma,
De- VIII return home for a while
\ ID M-Ney. o. tho pipe line pur
chasing Office here. is .n Pittsburgh
Rev Edward : Read ID ID o-
Granville. o. spent Monday here ain
keF r Z White. az the Baptist par.
sonage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13
SISTERSVILLE

slsrERsyiLLE "a "a p~e IL
An imPort.a; gasoline -, -as -as-
y % Frot-c-rs n~rr as Frcsy
ID" rAE~rmeu; -ls mace 20 c~--r
Ar- ~r~ssAnrr - tala Cars % 81.
t-rrA hrat A ulEh@r 90 iea- q
sA-olas nen ~sitness~t a. ysry -
crossing test
ofhvr tests s1I '5-o. IN the rear
f1t-r~ Iae asoAle ls.d ID t1s Tee.
Sss - igni prceuct maee a.. re
roseeG Ho'o~ sanf 90 tac ks.s oi.
60. % Slsterss.le shlra 5 re So
css-cr to The Cap q O. loa-s col
Co ard ~hica Is become me nsaI
oT close competitor co.. t.e Carter on
toupans boz tA.s section
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13
POLITICIANS CONFER
S"preme Court Brings Prominent
men Tosether-State Names
~ReHultin9 Ottcers.
DT CAL r. YOUNG
tztsi1Esncsr Bureau.
CHARLESTON ~ W ~ -

NaaNAsat4us W Va. Dee. IN
'p'nion day Boz the Supreme Court
OF Appeals brought 4 lumber OF Lead.
ing Republicans 90 Charleston today.
and tor a while politics toos ne pIacs
or everything else Among the promt-
rcn' visitors we're Distric- Atfornev
u Roy Waugh. Col A r StalllnKs
J"hn T. Morrison and r T. England
ReerUitins oreeu.
Adiufauf General Elliot has iseuad
an order carrying our Instructions
RON the War department. appointing
oncers OF tho state militia ss recruit.
TX officers FOR their respective comm.
nies. whose duty ~ viii he 20 remain
behind IN the event the troops are
called our. 10 recruit HE company up
70 ih- fuil var strength The omcers
designated are the following
First lnfantry-Companv A first
Lieutenant Dana Young. Weston
Company 10. Second Lieutenant paul
d newton. sutton Company ID" Sec.
ond Lieutenant Herschel ~ Rose Lit.
Teton. Company T.. Second Lieutep.
ant william r Simpson. smithton
q ompany = First Lieutenant Georga
, Nhitmore. Martiusburg COMPANY
@ Second Lieutenant Dickson vs.
Parsons. kinEWood COMPANY ~
Second Lieutenant Earl Michael. Fair.
mont Company q. second L%leufen.
ant James g Ayefs. Falrmont. Com.
PAM X Second Lieutenant Fred 4.
Shiun. o~iarksburg Company T.. sec
ond Lieutenant Charles e. Robiraor
Norssnfosn. Company 81 second
Lieutenant Charles H Freeland Terra
Alta.
Second Infantry Company
Second Lieutenant Cecil 3 F.fzh.gb
ParkerFburg COMPANY "C second
Lieutenant Tom e. Davis Cra-.ss.or
'ourarr D. FIRST Lieutenant ua--,
= tolsuate. Spencer COMPANY >
FIrs' Lieutenant Howard r. DE
aIEfn ParkershurR. COMPANY r
Second Lieutenant Alfred ID Roberts
fayetteville Company 20 ri-.f
l. euienan John s sheppard Hunt
i1f'on Company 49, Firaf Tfarf.-
ant 'H1r.rs p Chapman H.rfrrf9-
ompanf o. second Lieutenant Aus
fn NJ sikes Hunt nrfon Cowpa-v
f. First Lieutenant Harold y corn.
veil fa-.esf0n COMPANY o. r.ra,
Lieutenant Robert D. Tav'r- pfra
ted company 80 Firsf L-leu.erar,
Afam r Gall Charleston
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N- arcounf " ne .uclsmrnt
-ea---r fest-rdsy TIE wors % fakIns
20 zee sater main a.oug tle City a
kln Grove tracks as susp-usrd. blt
49, probably b Resumed tomorrow
T1~ g. ~ss placed from G'vn~ood
'o Npo1siAi- during the cr0lth Ast
taN. tlf vas never used. - tl- dat
me Na'-r Ras 20 have been t4rn-t
on a rull came which relieved tl
s~i'-Ato- The pipe is o b-izg uu-
@lui--~l sli fakeu up b. The track
m~l ot he city q Eim Grove CON
pans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13
COUNTY COURT
Deeds Recorded.

Deed dared November = 1909
sarah Adams 20 Johnson W,af.
frame building ou city commons rU.
'oIT"" Stree consideration 500
I"7-" dated November D. s.
h'it Go o. ~ g. Edward ua-r..
Two fafs fHf1 Chapfuc stree, co.
steratiou So monthly.
I"o deeds o. trust we're HE'D Up
record
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The central room Of the Bell Ta.o.
ih'he Company ou Main street
h'nE cleaned and par.rei
ln.@ afternoon the regular PRAYER
meeting service will be- held st TO-.
Methodist church Rev u u rsfi.r.
o. McNechen. viii have charge
John Weekly. Who had hi Co..
ampnia'ed az Tho North Wheeling hos
pitai Is recovering
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Oree- Elected

g. 'h~ Ias' meeting o. The BRYANT
Literary octet o. the EdCington
Lar' public school omcers we're
--f'l t0r 'h, ensuing term as foI
iuR- President. Lawrence Fisher
VICE president Fl1yd Ransom z@cre
tsrr. Mae Belle Porter. treasure-.
NHt I.'er. mar bal. Heed Saryer
Ir" r.N meeting VNI De- held FRIDAY
even ns December -. when a special
tr'-tmts PROCLAIM VIII o.. rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13
ADVERTISING TALKS
. uRfTTzz ut
WILLIAM {. REEAAN

There are man different
forms OF publicity. aai each
form has u, ioiip@ec,. The
question i-N HlCH FORM
: IS MOST HELpFLL TO
THE ADVERTISER
CARDS 90 street clrs AMI
ON railrOai stations are good.
They HElp The puric 90 re-
member the products atver-
tised.
ana SlG\S.
artistically gotten up. leave A
GOOD IMPRESSION on the
public MIND
But neither tiilh0arIs. nor
signs. nor card, 90 the street
cars or on uilNa. station, can
do more than KEEP HE
NAME or THE ADNER-
TlSED ARTICLE before the
public.
And uuies> this Advertising
Is fortified with advertise
mentS in The daily papers.
TELLING AL ABOUT THE
ARTICLE. WHY IT
SHOULD BE PURCHASED
and WHERE II MAY BE
PURCHASED cannot he
very TeSul,ful.
Advertising in general pub
licity mediums is helpful. hut.
after all. the printed announce
ment in the NEWSPAPER.
which is CARRIED INTO.
THE HOME EACH DAY. is
the argument that clincheS the
sale.
DAILY NEWS is the most
interesting thing in The world
it is the real lite oi the COM
munity, and that is what
makes NEWSPAPER AID
VERTlSl\G 50 EFFECTIVE
do not mean % iiSparage
any form OF advertising. ALL.
ADVERTISING Is \ POW
ERFUL AID TO BUSINESS
generally, hat daily newspaper
advertising J., the one which
reaches both
AND MIR. and. in
cidentally, it is the only kind
which brings The IMMEDIATE
SALE.
NewSpaper advertising is
the QUICKEST AND SUR
EST WAY of introducing any
product 10 the public in any
community.
GIVE II \ TRIAL. Messrs
manufacturers. II won't cost
you 4 lot of money 10 try II
out. ana II WILL in.
DOUBIEDlN
PROFITABLE TO YOU.
ITO % rsuf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13
EDGWOOD
P.ps % 5. hsnsers Psrsn sS-ssl
Present opsr~sa-Orre-
Outtn.P.e ts-a

ne s-ss % ne = Nlcra- . "a
- 900 ~ EcnlEon Lac un--r
rae -r-cuca q tae tsAc1eu. ar-
uAsls a-rAEktn-nu tcr ne prod
Clns 10 A oP-r~ttA Ga Chrssmas
60 l~emaer 8 lac s-bs-ct O
ID. Say las not b~~n ch1ssa. but
70 -~,iced on soon. IA r-oss
81. .arlcPate mas b-gn bold
irE ~4-e-a--als TIE anair ~fl -
held r t1- schcoi.o1se ac!oin4-g tae
So NcL4-is Catholic chlr,h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13
csnatr.et na ReaIseres

Wcrs Is prosressinE up.dly on 'he
residence being erected on FRANKLIN
avenue Edsdale. for George Hunt.
a Dol. SHOWN contractor The
Tram" Rurk j. nearing completion and
trr -nr. all De- placed 40 a feN dAss
Th- residence nI be a handsome
-tr.. "l-r when completed and vii
contain several rooms e4ulpped with
al --L-r. .lnsrnL-nrea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13
ENWOO
knights % Pythias 20 Have Christ
mas Tree on the Twenty.
fourth.

Arrangements are beng made hv
'nc Evening star lodge OF he Rnishts
OF Pythiis 90 have a Christmas frsa
NrnorF hall on Tho night before
"ristmas for Tho benefit ~ 'he mem.
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a Pefr. 60 and Norma
fsrs both ~ wheeling
NaI'er % Ueifer &C.. Amarr.
Ietas and Edna %. McClrdy. s5 .,
kIffanriug. Pa
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Car Mcfarland has moved bis bar
Der snop from he present quarters \,
. building formerly occupied by NJ.
grails saloon.
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"o cases were before the mayor
given fines
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INTEREST
Evidence In Mozart Hu street Car
Case VIII Be Completed Today
Other Court Matters.

Much interest is being shoun In
the trial o. the cas- % Frederick
Brock against The CITY Railway com.
pany. which opened before Judge
Nesbift .n circuit court Monday morn
INK The case Is a. suit FOR $4,000
damages for injuries received hy the
plaintiff On an accident % a Mozart
pa-k street car last April The tax
.ug of evidence nstad throughout
Tuesday and viii boz resumed this
morn nr o. Is likely that tho argu-
m'u's will be- cp.ned This afternoon
and the case WIN ufob1bly 40 % tho
trN before Adjournment for the
% -If.
Plano Case.
Preliminary to The trial Of the case
of tfa lindlof Piano company against
Pred Irrrfl and others Uh CD Is set
Tor next Friday. Judge Ne bift yes
f'ri1y entered on order fixing TODAY
Tor Tho hearing ~ special pleas fIed
hF fHe defense
Arbitration order.
fraFiur FOR lu order diamfasIur
.n olFe Of g. 81 Imhon against IS
d. GI'Esre-. a petition vas presented
n fn" court hy both sides setting our
-a' Tho differences have been settled
'' arbitration and asking that the
case ne stricken from tho docket. An
order 10 fhs effect wuf b. rrpsref
f' no Instance ~ me court and On.
ai The opening % fhe next term
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oers and their families and friend.
lhe details OF the AFFAIR VIII De- ar
ranged later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13
The Biggest Holiday Buying
Opportunity of the Season

II yOa are l0OnuE Cor something reauY niee. bat 90 not
teel Ike PsFnE more thar a nominal pnce Tor - then. Nth
cat scaet NoG should sec me gcoas - are Offering a. Speeisi
Cnust-as Prices 4 eg line % Domesuc ans lmrortea Novel
res ane tsnSY goes ShoNE cn tables ~ our Basement See
Shat - otcr On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-13

Here YOU ma, choose from hundreds % suitable gift arn-
Sss ~o-'h anywhere from touele 20 ,hree and four times the
prices Ne ar ssknE
These eg bargain tables contain Decorated Chins SALAD
bo~lS hand Painted Plates Sugar and Cream Sets. Dresser
SeN' teapot stands IesPots Stems HaNiland Chins Salads.
befN Sets Nut boSls spoon TRAYS. Olives. Bon BonS. Celery
lays CAKE Plate. Biscuit Jars. Uneeda Biscuit Boxes. Coast.
- PICTURES. Mayonsise Dshes. Mustard Pots. Salts and Per-
pers' v ater Jugs Vases HAT Pm Holders. Fruit Saueers Child<
CI7 Saucer and Plate Sets Brass CandIestekS. Fern Dishes
Somporis spoon Baskets. Bon Bon ana Sugar Baskets Hot
NoH IfaNs, etc. Pottery Vases Table Iardinieres. Ash Trays
smoker Sets Ink Wells and a hundred Other items TOO numer.
Gus 20 mention.
Viii be ~el worth >ou- while 20 see the assortment early
Nc particularly call YOUR attention 70 the bish GRAD. 49,.
OF fancy plates IN various sizes We are showing on these eoun.
"> values from $ 90 % 81 90 each. at
I2I-2e, 25e, iee. Csc.
these values cannot be duplicated anywhere.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.
II. G. FRANZHEIM co.
ll26-ll2S-l13O Main St.
EVERYTHING IN SILVERWARE.
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To be corfrnrdJ
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26
TRUST-BUSTING
Continued from Pagc One.

threatening to start branches IN
their vicinity. If the threats were to
no avail, they started store and
initiated the goods of rivals and sold
them at reduced price, the petition
AYERS,
The concern is charged with keep
ing "a graveyard" at Alliance iulI
If goods of vanquishcd rivals, which
was shown To firms to scare them
into selling out, Hogan charges tha'
the concern violated its charter In
getting excess price for goods ana
that the officers diverted ana ms
applied funds by employing spies Il
gain information about rival COM
lanies.
The McCaskey Regustcr company
manufactures accounting registers
filing cabinets, and other Office fix
lures. 1t was incorporated under tho
laws of Ohio June 80, 1903 for 100000
In 1904 the capital stock was ncrcas
ed to 100000 in 1907 to 100000 H.
1903 to 100000 ana in 1903 to ST.
400 900,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26
WATERING OF STOCKS
PUBLIC'S BUSINESS

Columbus, o., Jan. 26.-The tele'
phone merger bin has been in Colum-
bus for nearly two weeks, but its
author and hackers, the Bell and
United States Telephone interests
can't find a suitable legislator to in
troduce II.
They had Representative John T.
Canty. of Hooking, picked to intro
duce the measure in the house but
Canty backed down.
Senator Yount of Drake county,
was asked to introduce il In the sem
ate, but friends inside and outside of
the legislature advised him against
II. Both Canty and Nount voted
against the Elson bill last winter and
the telephone interests have decided
that they must get someone who
fought the bin last winter.
The authors of the bill refuse to
Insert a provision that will prohibit
the watering of stocks and ovcrcap-
itaIization. "Such matters are none
of the public's business say the tele-
phone lobbyists.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26

Danville, H. Jan. 26,-rhe investi-
cation into the vote selling in Dan
vile ana Vermllion county Is going
on energetically. A great scandal Is
being brought to light, That the
grand jury is in earnest and that
Foreman Isaac woodward VIII leave
no stone unturned TO get to the bot
tom of the facts are unquestioned,
ana ii Is also unquestloned that on
the part of politicians, former candi-
dates for office and present office
holders no stone Is being left unturn-
ed to block any possible efforts tn,
grand jury may make to get at the
drts.
In the Investigation Of the defalca
tion of County Treasurer Hardy Whit
lock, who retired from office the frs
of the year $3S,000 short, the granc
Jury has made no report that tru,
bill has been returned in this case
II. is an open secret that Whitlocl'
spent this money in his various cam
paigns for office.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26
A REGULAR GOOD OLD
FASHIONED HOLD-UP

By lnllcd PRESS wire.
Los Angeles, Calf, Jan. 26.-Roy
Fox, nineteen, is under arrest in a
hospital here today as the result of
a regular wild west" hold-up on a
crowded street car last night.
Two masked men boarded a Beach
suburban car on the outskirts of san
Monica with a wild yell, they began
firing through the roof of the car,
ordering all the passengers TO hold
up their hands. one of the men then
forced the motormau TO pass his hat
through the car, collecting the pass
engcrs' jewelry and valuables. There
were twenty persons on the car.
Harry l.. Mitchell, OF San Monica,
refused to give up his money and
was shot through the neck, Herbert
Harlan, another passenger. drew his
revolver and fired one shot which
struck Fox The bandits emptcd their
pistols at Harlan, one shot striking his
watch, but not injuring him.
Both the bandits lcaped from the
car and escaped, but Fox was arrest
ed when he tried to secure medical
attention.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26
baldwin VIII Let II DrOn.

New York. Jan. 26.-The contro-
versy between Colonel Roosevelt and
Governor Baldwin of Connecticut,
growing out of Roosevelts criticism
during the last campaign of Governor
then judge-Baldwln's decision in
the Hoxie case. is today at an end.
Following the receipt of a long let
ter from Roosevelt to Baldwin, Ia
which the writer set forth the alb
sence of any personal animosity in
his campaign utterances and his
grounds for criticising the decision,
Governor Baldwin has answered that
he accepts Roosevelt's explanation
and has decided to let the matter
drop.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26

San Francisco Jan 26-The ninety
five passengers of the Pacific coast
steamship company's liner Queen
were landed today in laupches which
met the burning vessel in the chan
mel. The passengers were in state
of panic. The Queen, accompanied by
two fircboats, was rushed into shall
low water, where she may be sunk
IL the fire gains further headway.
The Queen was on her way To
Puget sound ports from San Diego
California. Thcfre was discovered off
Point Reyes. The matches We're bat
tered down and live steam turned
into them to stifle the flames.
As soon as the passengers learned
of the fire there was a rush for the
boats and the officers had to fight
back some of the panic stricken.
Wireless messages for help soon
brought other boats to the Queens
assistance but Captain Shea refused
aid, declaring he could bring his ves-
sci into port. The other ships stood
by In case of need.
The Queen Is badly damaged and
at 9 p. m. the fire was still burning
though It was expected the flames
would be eXtlngulshed before noon
The cause Of the fire is unknown.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26
LABOR LEADERS
SENTENCED
Gompers, Mitchell and Nor
rison Guilty of Contempt
Of Court For Not Obey
ing Decree of Supreme
Court


Washington. Jan. !26-Whether
Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell, ana
Frank Morrison president, vice-presi-
dent, and secretary, respectively, of
the American Federation of Labor,
shall serve Jail sentences for con-
tempt of court is the problem with
which the supreme court of the
United states today found itself con-
frontcd.
The famous Bucks stove and Range
company cases were first on the
docket call for this afternoon There
are three separate appeals in the
litigation. one, prosecuted by the
American Federation of Labor, Is TO
determine the validity Of the per-
manent injunction granted by ire
District of Columbia court preventing
publication in the American Fedora
tionists, of the name of the Bucks
Stove & Range company on the 1--WE
don't patronize" list
The alleged violation Of this in
junction caused another separate act
tion against Gompers, Mitchell and
Morrison for contempt of court.
II vas charged that the labor
leaders deliberately continued the
boycott against the stove company.
publishing its name on the "unfair
list" in direct defiance Of the courts
decree,
The supreme court of the district
SUSTAINED this charge, and Justice
Write sentenced Gompers to one year
in jail, Mitchell to nine months and
Morrison to six months. The court
Of appeals affirmed this decision
From its judgment both the labo
leaders and the stove company ap-
pcaled.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26
A MYSTERIOUS
DISAPPEARANCE
Miss Arnold Daughter of a
millionaire Reporter And
a Bryn Mawr Graduate
Lost Since Dec. IL.
BY United Press Mlrn.

New York, Jan. PA fortune
awaits the person who will give to
Francis r. Arnold millionaire inn
porter information that will lead
TO the finding of his daughter,
Dorothy, twenty-five years of age,
who has been missing from the
palatial Arnold home in east Seventy
Ninth street since December Il.
Through his attorneys and the po-
lice Arnold announced today that
there was no limit to sthe reward
that he would pay forrthe return Of
his daughter.
According to the family there is
no known reason for Miss Dorothy's
strange disappearance. There is no
romance connected with It and the
family scouts the idea Of suicide.
Miss Arnold is graduate of
Bryn Mawr. She received an allow
ance of 800 a month. on Saturday
December 10 she gave a luncheon to
number of her girl friends at
Sherry's. on the following Monday
she left her home at 11:30 in the
morning to buy new dress for the
holidays. Her mother wished TO ac-
company her, but Dorothy dissuaded
her. Investigation shows that the girl
first went TO a confectionery and
then to a Fifth avenue book store
Nothing is known of hermovements
since.
The family kept the disappear
ance from the public until last
night when members became con-
vinced that only a general Search
could help them.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26
BASKET BALL
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Tomorrow night in the Y. NJ. c.
\. gym, the Columbus Reps" Will
play the local "Y Rep" team. The
Columbus team has been together g
a number Of years and is one Of
fastest teams of the Columpn /,-,-
que. of which league the Menuans
team is member. The local Payeis :
have been working hard this Wee'
and are in the very best --os cor. con.
dition. They promise the fans an ek-
hibltion of fast basket ban tomorrow
night. The game will he called at 1880
a half hour earller than usual