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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
DANGER
FROM RATS!
They Do $50 900 Damage to
Property in Honolulu Yearly
Are Serious Menace to
Health.
Authorities win Wage War Against
Rats and Mice and All Citizens
Should Join IN the Work of
DISCRIMINATING These Pests.

Rats do $4,000 damage every yeai
to goods in Honolulu wholesale and
retail houses, 1t is estimated.
Their rayages in the jobbinl
houses were worse in 1910 thar
ever before, and many of the
houses started the year by
Ssytns several boxes Of ths large ass q
stsarns Electric Rat and Roach y~sts
the only reliable sKtsrminator for tA.ss
pests.
In the United States, England s.t Gar
many. the rat annually damages prSp~sty
to the extent Of $40. o0o.0 oe, Hr James
crahton-browns president OF rec~utlJ
formed intsrnational union Of scientific or
sanizations working together for the e.
ss, II Il: united ea,Ss ' eo.;: X. ss
at least two cents day for rs board.
And there are millions OF rats essh 70.
nAis increasing shs rat pepsiso-n sr.s
nfty or more q year.
The rss 10 stsrnauy huRHry, ssd b tAs
average homo bars - store be ,nfiou
ssYisux psepsrty damage In . seut saS>.
vhiis With the tarmsr. satir, crops sSs
ssF5Siss "a ss', s.s.t ssS;: rsla: S , ::
H.: !;s:. "a pi az Ess: "a 's. 4:
IpsohsS bred rsp,dy. ~ Eals % nery
.s II: = y S:; +; .'ss. :; =. :; :;
S SSs 81 e &. s. Sos:s a's 'A' ''e'a
"dly. 20 Sns.'.rIp is tie s. .,HI ."y X;
sss,sss;ss , ,y:ss:s s::,SS n X, -; y;
a. l. s:sitS, <. !. iHi-,ls ana iir.i..s
I'D ..:., ; ..; Tor +. Sss
ss is;is .es::i.''is's. ..s.''S. sS'sE1i:se.Tss
Al. s,:td SS H ss .f prss 4 ~ Al.
:. s ss .t;s os seis N '1 ea ny
thst the gsssilsnes we ssiqt.d from tns
S SsSsl si... ss .a .S1sS &C. .sy. 'G b.
ys% sia r RS Si.ss "a '2 sTssss ss' and M
siriksth az psondsy."
eau B. Obtained. our local and Stat.
boards Of health are making systsnatie
sY.ry, h0lsshold shopld give rs personal
as.rd ss ' s%a n x: no1 ssfT ~
csc Of s,ssrnS Electric Rat and EosSs
Ps.te. that cap be bought At any dgHf
VII g az sS%srd .aiSIs .s, gue
siperimentcd With. but tsSy appear 70
possess no advantage over the standard
tSterminators. stsSrns Electric Paste
Y q sEsse.lsg Z IsoH sr.s!.I . u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01

rs statues for few seconds and then
the animal turned and trotted away
Several ranchers hunted It unsuc-
coaslully today and will probably con-
tinue the quest tomorrow with pack
of dogs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
GARBAGE DEPARTMENT
Is MAKING MONEY

The garbage department which is
now separated from the Honolulu
Road Department has been operated
during the month Of March al a pro-
fit according to The figures that have
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01

As an indication of The increasing
Interest in the American cars abroad,
one OF the Royal Chief Engineers. OF
Berlin, Germany, has requested from
the Lozior Motor Co a description of
the American built Lozier car, with
details OF materials used and factory
prices. lie states that there is an
increasing tendency to the use of
American Motor cars in Germany and
Australia. especially of the better
grade and quality.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-01
PLAGUE WARNING

Departments OF pablo health everywhere are
thoroughly familiar with the methods adopted by the
authorities in San Francisco in their crusade against rats,
and most earnestly request that all citizens should join
in re general destruction of rats using any and all
methods that will produce the hes, results including
Stearns' Electric Raj and Roach Paste. 1t used
successfully San Francisco the authorities there buy
ing many thousands of pounds. b..
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
Sheriff Sales.

2sth. Judicial District Court, state o.
Louisiana, Parish of Washington
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
26th judicial District Court state u
Z Iouisiana Parish Of Washington
e.,mars 4 Merchants Bank
VI, No. l71S
~. Louis Vernon

-, VA =, n ofaar Of seizure and sale is $
Tue :. o ut Of the ah,ve named court in
sue' , ost :, Of Of Farmers = Merchants
r., Rsnt NAV Versus ' ". louis Vernon mo-,
s Ssnt' tn. 10th day Of 5ply, .,, lsla'
.ana to me directed for exee cur ~
!, 1n h.ve seized and will offer for SAFE 10 70
I, the a, last and highest bidder, ss. .'ss
principal front door Of the eou'' n'D''
on saturday, August &C. -! .s'' ,,a,.
,.4veen the legal sale hours Tor , =,
c,al sales the following DESCRIBED
property, to.wit: !, ,.nd he.
ing s : : + r. 8. E. st. Helena Merl ra =
II; . e, =. Forty (4o) acres more q, =
ae S.rf ~ the Y. f. Ia 81 y. ".
less' Isrt n the n. w. IA OF y. =. 80. -
isec. g., Tp.2 2, >. \. =, n.,d cav. Fasae,
81 and 8. 81 lands OF fo1ons g; !. s nds !
4 u 0 oanlon Co, and bsing par =;
- -. ~ Honestesd entry g the -
I IN. Iouis VefnotI.
~, Il ~: oas!s,. sith l be =. ~,
- - eamsnt IT. ~ ~ oS =. At
Tn AC anetsl Z.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
;aeth judicial District Court OF La
Parish Of Washington
Sank Of BogaIusa
Versus No. 1914
Robert 1. Williams

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
q a order Of seizure and sale issued
onk 81 the above named court in the
raatter Of Bank Of Bogalusa' versus
No. 1914, Robert /. Williams, oa1eu
July, g 1911, and to me directed ,or
execution, have seized and WIN onel
~ ale and sell to the last and h'ghes.
sbidder Il the principal front door OF
courthouse. on
saturday, september D. 'S'
between the legal sale hours for 1ual
90 ,ales the following descrloeo
& properly to-vit: ,,;.oho,
u ;ss <that part Of the John Ml' 9 y
No. Is which lies in Tp' D. ,. :! =
81 &. i. 81. Helena Meridian con'a''
ia u acres more or less.
farms 81 sale cash with benen' =
.pps.,ssment. This srd day Of Angus
. I'll. ZOE N. MAGEE
Sheriff
A a
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
~. Judicial District Court, State OF
D L,ouisiana, Parish Of Washington
5PESnttisburg Trust 6 Banking 20
VS.. 1896
A. Fortinberry

Notice is hereby given that by VIZ
tua Of an order of Fieri Faclas Is
sued out Of the above named cour' III
40 matter Of Hattisburg Irust "
BANKING -Cmpsny VS.. No. 1910 a.
] Fotinberry, dated July q, 1911, ana 70
ne directed for execution, | nave
sseized and will offer for sale anu
III 10 the last and highest bidder az
] i1he principal front door OF the cour'
house on .o.,
& Saturday, August II, 1911
%.hatveen the legal sale hours Tor )uo',
al. sales the following descfloeo
property to wit: -, . ri
One boiler, one engine, cav mlli any
carriage and I'll fixtures in salo mil
eTerm Of sale: Cash with beneht o.
3 : 5prsisement. This 9th Gay OF july
1911.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
Constable Sale.
S. ,,.n WARD JUSTICE CoukT WASH
noroN PARISH, La.
". E. Banister
Versus
.W. Wilks, ST..

& Notice is hereby given that ~ w
g, 80, = 8 81 writ Of feri tacias ISSUE"
s. the above named court IN tine
2. Stter q ". T. s,.1 Ban's' -
81 y :, s. ". Wilks, %. o.
= directed for execution,
$40 : .si il aud VT afar to a.d s,.s
"a ,sll 6 the last .nd highest O''0e'
sSS41 O'Clock A. NJ, on ..,,,
4 lstnriiay, August 10, 1o IL
re once Of the Justice e o. rssco
Id n. Herman, la, the following
ibed property to-wit: .,,;t
a Judssnsns rendered s,,.' r. ", W. s No'
t,lfIed. samuel W. Wnks 70. ~,
ssa II. 3. B.nister,' . on the d dock.
~ s, 18Th judicial Dis :, ~, uou -,
ssIius dass q March 81. ~. I'LL :. 10. TO-
=. cd 8 ses.ss, and seize. ,si,.,el as "a M
II .,,.,tv Il Samuel ". Wiiks' ST.
y ,,.5sr sid N. d Fieri Eaciss.
5 q, Ills sl,tdas q July, 1911.
b Ss s g. ]. MILLER, !,
Constable
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
New Orleans Great Northern
Fast Freight Line
BETWEEN
Franklinton, La.
AND
New Orleans, La.
Jackson, Miss.
Columbia, Miss.
Tylertown, Miss.
Folsom, La.
chs,p Round Tip Tickets on Sale Dali,
also Week end Rates II Effect.

also Week end Rates 10 Effect.
PASSENGER SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
DECEMBER 10, 1910.
North Bound! SCUM no"'.1
No. 36-1o:O9.a. m. No. 3S-2:ao p M
DA1LY1-ExCEPT SUNDAY
No. Ss-7:45 p. m. No. S-o:4S q u''
sunday ONLY
North Bound South sn7 s 30 = M
No. 10000 p. m. =. u ''10 49,
For further information, Apply
to local Ticket Agent, or y
| N. j. Mcmahon, 9. ?. a, or
6. B. AuBuRrIN, A.o.r,A''
941 ,Maison blansne:
y. ~ orleans y
4 Ionr Distance Phons, vain 4sE !.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
Notice of Election

Notice is hereby given that on the lo'h
a,v Of August 1911, a special electlon
viii, be held in the 4th Ward, Parish OF
State of Louisiana, d,
which a proposition will be submitted
~ the property-tax payers OF SAID
Fourth Ward, to vote special tax OF
s mills on the Dollar to run lor d
neriod of 3 year, beginning with 'ne
rear 1911 and ending with the year
1q,a. inclusive, for the purpose OF
Giving additional aid and support 10
P p Schools: That M. +. Jones
John G. Green and B. K. knlgh1 al.
annointed commissioners, ana f.
Knight. Clerk. to hold said elec''o y
at Enon; That L. P. Pierce B. :
williams and Caz Talley are nereD:
appointed Commissioners, ana D.
Waller, clerk, to hold said election on !,
R;o. That Nj. E. Adams, l.. I. Hlcl
ordson and L. H. Bankston be al
,,ointed Commissioners, and Basco'
D, Tal,ey, Clerk. to hold said e'ec'lo
at Bogalusa. o.o,
That the Parish Board OF scho'
directors will on the II day OF Augu
,u1 Of I, o'clock A. NJ, in OPT
! session, proceedto open Ballot boxe
;. examine and count the ballots
:. number and amount, examine ~
y canvass the returns and declare
!, results of said election.
!, J. W. CARTER
. r. H. MAGEE. ~
m Acting Secretary
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10

hon in Office, shall hold over u'''''
heir successors shall have been
elected and qualified. In the even'
Of the failure to hold an election o.,
the day stipulated, the President s''a a,,
WV vii ~ election to be held as soon
thereafter as possible, after giving
tho notice hereipabove provided TOR.
The Board of Directors, at its hrst
meeting after its election, shall elec'
from its members president and one {,
or more vice presidents who shail no'a
office during the term of said Boara
and it shall appoint a cashier and sucn n
other officers and employees as 1t sha''
see fit, and it may dismiss said cssh'er
and such other officers and employees
81 n]easure The Board of Directors
shall have power and authority 10
define the duties of all officers aho
EMPLOYEES, fix their compensation
REQUIRE from them bonds for thf
faithful performance o: their do'le'
and fix penalties therefor Az al
meetings of the stockholders for TN
, election of Directors, or Tor any othe
} purpose, each stakeholder shall D
} entitled, directly or by proxy, to on N
! vote for each share of stock held .
I him, provided that the person {
1 persons Offering to vote, shall own II
, or their share of stock, registered {
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
K. NJ. Pope
Versus No. 1905
j. NJ. Leonard

Notice is hereby given that by VIZ,
tine Of an order OF Seizure 3 Sale 'ssuea
ont Of the above named court IN 1he
matter of R. M. Pope, vs.. J NJ Leonard
dated goth day of June, 1911, and to me
directed for execution I have se'zeo
and will offer for sale and sell to the
last and. highest bidder at the primer.
, 49,, 'front.' door OF the court house at
Franklinton La, on ~,
saturday, August 26th' 1911
between the legal sale hours for judi
o;o, Gales the following described prop
erty to-wit: .,o Woo,
Ton acres of land across the Wes'
} ond If a certain tract of land descrloee
5 s 90 follows. to-wit: Being s4.24 acres
IN the Joe Ard H. R. 81, TIP. !, s.R. Il
r F Greensburg District of La starting ia III
r a. a. did corner, common to Sec. 81, 90
1t "a. thence N. SO ga degrees E. al !. !
II old line s1.47 chains to corner OF =: F.. :
McMillan's land, thence North zo'z
chains to N. line of Street the Poh'
H. beginning, thence N: 1880 cna'n IS,
ID n. W. cor. of G. 9. McMillan's IAN
whence q pine II in. IN diameter
~ 3, degrees W. So links a persimm'
D II in. in diameter, N. s. degrees
IN 100 links, thence $ 50 81 degrees so,
1912 chains to stob whence q Owe.
cum is in. in diameter, N u I,
o. degrees E. Z 10 links, thence >,
us' degrees E. 1888 chains TO stoo, "ne'
= !, Blackgum 70 in. in diameter g. ).
if. degrees E. q links white OAK y,
in diameter, s. 81 IL degrees W: .
links. thence s. 81 3-4 degrees ~
chains to stob on N. line OF stree
= thence s. IS degrees E. along Str
" line. 20 "a chains to point OF Deg
ming. -, .o,,oa
Terms of sale Cash with be mel,
.nnraisment. This July 10th, l9ll
Joe N. Magee, Sheriff
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
Amendment Of Charter
The Bank of Angie.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Washington.

State of Louisiana,
Parish of Washington.
Be it known, that, before me- F. N.
K. Adams, Notary Public, in ana TOT
the Parish of Washington, duly COM
missioned and qualified, personally
came and appeared the undersigned
through W. 1. Daniel, duly author'zeo'
who declared, that, availing them.
selves of the law Of the State OF
Louisiana, relative to altering ana
amending the charter of Banking
corporations, and of a resolution 0! u
the stockholders of said Bank 0!
, Angie, duly passed at a meeting OF
the stockholders Of said Bank OF
t Angie, held at its Banking house on
!. the Ind day of January, 1911, after
j. due notice and publication, as the Jaw
n directs. and as provided for by the
n charter of said Bank Of Angie, wh'cn
resolution is hereto annexed ana
u made q part hereof, they desire u
St amend article Four Of the Charter o.
N said Bank Of Angie, and said article
s, -Four (1v) is hereby amended 50 as u
in read as follows:
I'd All the corporate powers OF '"'
he cooperation shall be vested III noal :.
Of Directors composed CT Seven stock
holders, three-fourth Of whom sna'
NJ he citizens of the State of Loulslana
The Board Of Directors may appo'n
from it's members such committees a
il may deem proper and vest Sal
committees with any Of its powers
he exercised when the Board is NJ
ith in session and subject to any regul'
.le. tion that that Board may see NJ
ali, imnose. The Board of Directors shs
Ike prescribe how many of its memoe
shall constitute a quorum ol sa
Board. or Of any other commltt
thereof. 1t shall make such by ~
- - for its government, not inconslste
with the law or provisions OF u
n charter. The Board OF Directt
!" shall have authority to ill
vacancies existing or occurring IN
own number, or in any other OH
from any cause whatever, and
nerson so elected shall serve for
nnexpired term OF said Board; vi
tho first election Of Directors to
held under this amendment, on
first Monday of January, 1912,
following shah constitute the ! !
Roard Of Directors: I. ]. Ball, J
Rail. &. R. Pope, F. P. sones, Il
singley, W. W. Warner and "
Daniel.
/, a.. On the first Monday Of Janus
uduj' 1912. and annually hereafter, Sc
directors shall be elected posses
the qualifications required oy
feet which election shall be held at
Banking house OF this corporation
ter ten days previous notice snall
Bound been given to the stockholders
s p. m letter addressed to their last kn
Mace Of residence, and the pc
q. m. receiving the majority OF the nul
~ votes cast at said election sha
,onna declared elected, aud remain IN
- 49, - until their successors shall have
: elected and qualified. All cleo
.hall be held by ballot and shs
Apply under the supervision OF three
missioners to be appointed Q!
:, or BOARD Of Directors, from anon
IA, stockholder. The failure, from
nehe: cause, to elect Directors on IN
q I.a.|s.;puhted shall not dissolve "a 1n''
4S = 6 A..ti nr and the officers and Utr
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
Sheriff Sales.
Ith Judicial District Court OF Va
Parish Of Washington.
i Outlet Gin Co.
VS.. No. 146S
u ,,y.,, G.
= Danister {; S. w. Wiiks, Or

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
= writ Of Fieri Facias, ISSUED
~ 81 the above named court IN the
aftar Of Outlet Gin Company
srsus Number 1893, w. E. Banls'er
s. Wilks, ST.. dated July l9th'
IN and to me directed for execution
have seized and will offer for SAFE
"a zen 10 the last and highest BIDDER ''
the principal front door OF inc
bnrt house on ,o,,
n Saturday, September T. 19n y. :,
seen legal sale hours for judicial
- the following described proper
y TO Wit: 80
The judgement rendered in the case
81 Samuel W. wllks, Sr. VS.. w. T..
}B.nister, No. 1888 on the slst Gay 90 o,
kMarch 1911, and recorded April D l9ll
lin Mortgage book s,page &c., together
with interest and cost.
Term Of sale: Cash with benefit o.
.nnr aiaement. This 9th day OF Jul!
1911. JOE NJ "Ao a;s
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10

Tho hooks of this corporation IN 1 n; ~
the their names respectively. o iS' voting.
10" yhns done and passed at my .o od'f +,
IN IN 1n Thpn~nson. two competent W., W.;
n, aa this 2nd day Of January i''''
"eS'''' ''' lido J..BAL1,
by ". l. Daniel
J.E. BALL,
by W. I. Daniel
C. R. PoPF,
by W. l. Daniel
HID. B1cKHAM,
by w. I. Daniel
W. w WARNER,
by w. I. Daniel
W. l. DANIEL.
Witnesses:
w. J. Kemp,
,, T.. H. lnoh'p'0 r. N. X. ADAMS,
l Notary Public.
e T hereby certify that the ABOVE ca anv
S foregoing is true ana co n,,t ~ the
II Of the original amendmel!v y" ow IN
" Mo c rter Of the Bank of Angie nov On ~
Il iie in nv office, and OF reco Sua "a
n IN MORTGAGE book NO. 9, page - a .rton
,e III III t Me, mortgage records of Wasmns'o"
le Parish. Louisiana.
" This goth day of July 1911:
~ ' w. E. VARNADo,
is nenntv Clerk of Court and TX;
-, <>a,o;p Recorder of mortgage.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-08-10
Notice to Electric Light
Patrons.

In case of any trouble with
lights report to Office, Tele ?,
nhone 80. Please do not van
until bills are presented to make
complaint.
fraukjnton Electric Light Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-01
ROEF INAOWF
FOURTEEN YEARS
Rearrested Following Act
ion of Supreme Court in
Vacating it's Much Critic
ised Order for a
Rehearing.

Columbus, March 1--Organized la
Dor absolutely opposed the work.
mems compensation bill based on the
majority report OF the commission
appointed a year ago to draft a bill
and recommended the bill based on
the minority report submitted by
one of the two labor members of
the commission, at hearing i'm the
house last night Members of the
senate labor committee and the house
committees on judiciary and corpora
tions listened to the discussions.
James II. Boyd and w j Rohr. of
the commission and Emile A Watson
Of Cleveland spoke for the maiority's
bill. They claimed that at present
the widows and orphans of victim
receive compensation in only about
thirty-siX per cent. of the cases and
that the amount averages S334.SS.
of which twenty-four per cent. goes
to attorneys and the courts, basing
these figures on statistics collected in
Cuyahoga county They asserted that
under the majority's bill they will re-
ccivc an average of $1,000 without
costs and that from eighty to ninety
five per cent will receive compensa-
tion.
The labor men. w. j. Winans. OF
the commission, Secretary Harry -.
Thomas. of the Ohio Federation Of
Labor. and President Daniel Sulli-
van. OF the Ohio miners. said that
the majority bill Is really an effort
to ensure employers against person
al liability for injuries due to de-
fective machinery and other prevent
able causes and would rob labor of
the protective laws that 1t has won
by twenty-five years Of struggle.
They insist that the workman should
be allowed the option of using be-
cause no penal laws against defec
tive machinery are effective unless
the employer is personally liable in
n financial for neglect. Charles $.
Thatcher of Toledo, pointed out de-
fects in both bills. George II. Eich-
elbcrger. representing the Austria
Hungarian consul protested the dis
elimination against aliens whose de-
pendants reside abroad.
Immediately after the hearing the
house committee on corporations by
unanimous vote approved the minor
ity bill. The house judiciary COM
mittee which has the majority bill
has not taken action.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-01
JOS. C. ROBIN
Continued from Page One.

sane his action today concmsiveiy
proved it in his opinion
The courtroom was iammed with
victims of the collapse Of the Robin
banks and when the prisoner was
brought over from the Tombs. he half
smiled as he gazed at the jury select
ed To try him which had required
two days to sift from panel of 200
men. His sister. DR.. Louise Robin
ovitch embraced him and they sat
down and conferred In whispers.
then she started over and tried to talk
with Jerome but the latter angrily
told her to "get away" and she sat
down.
District Attorney Whitman asked
that sentence Of the banker be de-
ferred until March 81. "I want to use
Robin and his sitter. Dr. Louise Rob
inoYitch, in my Investigation of the
closing of the banks and other COM
panies," ssid Whitman "They can aid
justice IN punishlng persons respon-
sible for conditions found by the state
officials"
Robin was taken back to his cell
you can fool the allenists easily
enough and YOU can fool the lawyers"
aid Robin in explaining his changed
latitude. "but you can not fool the
people with common sense. Because
| l believe this ! decided to take no
chances with the jury but to plead
Iguilty and then do everything I could
10 assist the authorities.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-01
INJECTING
WlS lpnQTpnM[n
Ohio State Magnates Will
Gather About March 15.
MARION MUST GET BUSY
hseiS
Season Will Open About
MUST GET BUSY
Season Will Open About
. April 90,
Watkins Names New Park---NIanager
ODay Of Springfield Signs Ten
Players--Charley Pickett Signs ST.
Lenis Contract

The meeting of the Ohio state
maEnates, which was scheduled to b.
held today In Columbus has been
postponed until March II or rs, be-
cp,ise of the inability Of some of the
men TO attend. Mr.. w H. Watkins.
owner of the Springfield club and
other members have been too busy
with other affairs to attend the meet
Ing aae.lt
eThe guarantee money will not have
to be deposited until that time. so
II behooves Marion to he up and
doing In order to take advantage of
the postponement and retain her
berth In the league.
The season will open about April
90 this year so that 40 games may
be played. The schedule committee
has decided that the league shall
close on Labor day. The early OPP
ening date makes II necessary for the
local management to cancel the ex-
hlbition games that have been arr
ranged and make the dates earlier
In April. The date for the players to
report has not been definitely de-
cided but 1t will probably be April l..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-01
Doiliver and the DahIias.

The dahlia is flower that is almost
sacred to Scandinnvians. When the
late Senator Dolllver was speaking 70
Swedish settlement from the rear
end of Pullman car bunch of dahlias
was banded TO him. and he bowed his
thanks. while the crowd roared its ap-
plause for the orator and for the bou-
quet.
what kind OF flowers are these"
inquired Senator Dolliver OF Senator
Clamp of Minnesota.
american Beauties. ! guess" replied
senator Clapp
nOlllver knew better than that, so
he heartily thanhrd. the people for
their attention. applause and splendid
flowers
When they met In Washington after
the campaign Senator pnlliNrr said to
the Minnesota man. "Clapp. you would
have had ME mohl,ed II hadn't becn
prudent. II had called those dalllias
American Beauties those Swrdrs
would have been for killing me-"
Eyes" said Senator Clapp they are
good people and generally do the right
thing. Minneapolis Journal.