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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
PROSPECT.

Prospect Ohio. April s.--Misses
Louise and Grace Cunningham. Hat
TT and Bernie Christian, Mblgal
Cast, May Hahn and Jennie Peters
| of Marion and Iortense Morrow of
Caledonia. were the guests Of Misses
Jessie and Alice COdding Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. j. Halliday Of
Delaware were guests Of friends here
Thursday
Mr.. John Brown. manager of the
Central hotel for the past two years,
Is closing out tho hotel effects and
expects to move to Toledo.
After spending a pleasant vacation
at his home in Prospect. Mr.. George
Horn returned to Wooster university
Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Kuehner Is spending
her vacation with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuehner at West JEFF
ferson, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Webster and
son, Benjamin, spent Tuesday at CO.
lumbus.
Mrs Il. NJ. Stockwel was hostess
to the Woman's Missionary society of
the NJ. T.. church, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. r. Il. Blair has rented the Jno.
Utz farm near Lavender's bridge. and
has moved there
Mrs. CatheEne Ranley Of Mt.
Gilead returned home Monday, after
weeks visit with her son. Mr. Char
les Ramey
Mr.. II. NJ. Horn of Sandusky spent
Sunday with his family here.
Miss Atlanta Young Is spending her
vacation with her mother at Column
bus.
Miss Helen Evans of Delaware
spent Thursday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Evans.
Miss Naomi Glassmeyer OF Rich.
wood visited several days with her
aunt Mrs. David Little.
Mr.. Joe Miller was the guest OF
| friends at Bcllefontaine.
Mr.. S. T. Wottring was at Harrod
"Wednesday demonstrating Deluge
chemical engine for the fire depart
ment of that village which was re-
Gently sold to them.
Mrs. George Lauer Of Marion. vls-
tied with her daughter. Mrs, Wheeler
Miss Annabel Beavers Of Perrysville
visited a few days with her broth
| " Nlls H. ~ AS'hNfIS anu idlnllNs
Miss Audrey Bolander OF Marion
visited with Prospect friends few
| days
Mrs. II. Lavender, after an extend
ed visit with her daughter, Mrs. El.
Ia Russell. of Newark, has returned
to her home
Misses Mary Bell and Margaret Free
man visited at Monnette han at Del
aware. wednesday.
Mr.. j. A. Wilson has returned from
Morgantown, w Va.
Mr.. Don Jones of Marion was Z
Prospect visitor Sunday
Mr.. Hobart Chapen returned to thi
Wooster University Tuesday aftel
spending his vacation at his home II
| Prospect.
Mr.. John Wheeler moved with hi
family Wednesday on the farm o
James Thomas east Of Waldo.
Mr.. James Redman moved thi
week on the Cone farm. south o
Prospect;
Mrs. w. p. Boyd was the guest 0
Mrs. Addie Walters at Marion Fri
day
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
Saved His Mothers Life.

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writes Mrs. Laura Gaines, of Avoca
La, "and my children and all my
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when my son insisted that use Elec-
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Is a priceless blessing to women trou-
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backache, headache, weakness, debi-
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Use them and gain new health
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Mr. and Mrs. walker Jones and
Miss Goldic Nickles were the guests
OF Charley Clutter and family sun
day.
Mr.. Earl Rosencrans was In Martel
Wednesday.
Miss Estclla RICE Is home from
Ada for few days vacation.
Or G. L. Baker, Earl Rosencrans
and otto Neal attended the X. of p.
lodge at Caledonia Monday evening
The NJ. T.. Ladies Aid society will
hold their Easter bazaar at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ludwig on
Thursday evening, April 10.
The Sunday school Of the Christ
ian church will give an entertain
ment at that place on Sunday Evening
April o
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
CALEDONIA.

Caledonia, April s.--Mrs. william ].
ireland former highly respected
resident of this place, died at her
home in Denmark. Morrow county,
on Tuesday evening aged 81 years.
months and 1 day Dcccaseds
maiden name was Jane Ewcrs, and
was born in London county, Virginia,
August 3. 1SsS, and came to Ohio
when eight years old In 1855 she
was united in marriage to w. j. Ire
land. and to them were born seven
children. girl who died when egh-
teen months old. and six sons, who
survive her. as follows: Lockwood w.
OF Marion, Jonathan NJ. end Barton
Talbart OF Denmark. Iidgely Porter
of Fowlersville. Michigan, Frank Ire
land Of Laketon, Indiana, and Ellery
J. ireland, of Caledonia. The funeral
services were held at the NJ. Il. church
at Edison, this morning at 10 o'clock,
Rev. James T.. Gray of Brunswick Of
Relating and the remains were placed
in the mausoleum at Mt. Gilead.
Mrs. George Schlientz left Monday
for Cincinnati where she viii visit her
daughter. Mrs. Eta schenck.
Mrs. Florence Harrington son
Charles and daughter Marguerite vis-
itcd at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Newsletter of Akron Sunday and Mon
day.
Mr.. Fred DAILY spent Sunday at the
home of his parents at Kirkpatrick.
The Tour of the Seasons given by
the Epworth league, Friday evening,
was well patronizcd and much enjoy
ed by all present
Mrs. Mollie Rukcr has been quite
sick for the past three weeks.
Miss Maud Anslement left Tuesday
night for an extended visit with
friends in st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. VIII Mcliinstry returned sun
day from a few weeks visit with rel
ttivcs in Texas and oklahoma.
Or. McMurray. of Marion. was call
ed Thursday TO the home of Mr. Wes-
ley Sickle in consultation with Or.
Baker over Mrs Estey Sickle, who is
dangerously ill.,
Mr. George Ault and Rev Thomp
son attended the Sunday school con-
vention held at the Epworth Memorial
church at Marion Thursday
Mr.. Wesley Thew and family moved
into the John Gettes property on south
Main street Saturday.
Mrs. Harley Foos from south of
town spent Wednesday with her
mother, Mrs. Hart.
Harley Lyons left last Thursday for
northwestern Canada for an extended
visit.
Miss Winlfred Glathart was Ma
rion visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Sadie Blair was the guest OF
her friend, Mrs Barney Cyphers, OF
Martel Sunday.
The Delta Eigma girls were enter
tanned at the home of Miss Ena Ault |
Friday evening. Light refreshments |
were served.
TIE w c. r. U. will meet at the !
home OF Mrs Belle Underwood Mon |
. day afternoon, April 10. All are in
vited TO attend.
George Coulter of Bucyrus was the
guest Of his sister Mrs $. Kerr, and
Mrs. NJ. Simmons. over sunday
Mr. Ralph Doucc left Monday ev-
enlng for Kansas where he will visit |
his uncle, james DOnce.
Misses May and Alzora Anslemeni |
spent last week at the home of their |
mother, Mrs. Anslemont.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-08
MEEKER

Meeker, April s.-Mr and Mrs.
Ferris Day delightfully."- entertained
crowd of young people at their home
south of town in honor Of their daugh-
ter's, Miss Emma, birthday anniver-
sary. The evening was spent with
games ana music. Miss Sprague and
Miss Day rendered several piano du-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
COMMERCIAL SECRETARIES
WUi.k HEtEINES hiGn rnAIsE

Mart. Tex, Nov. 2i-Word has
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an, postmaster OF this city. who Is In
Washington representing the Texas
Postmastcrs Association at the Ma
tional Convention, is sounding the
praises OF the Lone Star State az a
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tiating upon the wonderful resources
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ing the delegates from other sections
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In Mr.. Vaughan's lecture. Texas
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Their speech or conversation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
Mayor of Model To,Dn' Is
Facing Charges in Court


Failing TO make any progress in the
crusade against vice the reformers
IN the town turned their attention to
the political corruption ALLEGED to
exist Their progress along this line
promised better results from the mo.
mcut they hit the trail. The climax
came early In September when Mayor
Knots and several members OF the
city council were placed under arrest
charged with bribery.
II is charged by detectives who
have carefully worked up the case,
that the MAYOR and those arrested
with him solicited bribe OF $4,000
from representatives Of utilities
company TO put through heating
franchise which would have entail
ed nm expenditure of many Thousands
OF dollars by the city and public.
nictagraph records will play 4
stellar part In the coming triais II
Is said that dictagraphs were con-
nectcd up In the hotel room occupied
by T II. Dean. the applicant for tho
Franchise. and also that one had been
Installed even In the MAYORS private
office.
One extract from the dictagraph
records made public purports Ia be n
conversation between Dean and Al
derman L. l.. nowser. The CONVEX
Sstion Is thus recorded;
Dean--What did the mayor say
about my matter, Mr.. Bowser"
Bowser--T started 10 toll you that
told him there was $4,000 In Il for
us Right here IL where he rot In
tcrested. He wanted TO know what
| knew about you personally and Il
YOU were all right. and II YOU had the
money TO 70 ahead and buil6 the
plant. ! told him you were, and ask
ed him how he stood on the A, Y
franchise. Tom said, "A. F., he don't
get me anv money. There N nothtne
In this matter for me. II Dean AMI
his franchise are all right We will put
II across"
Mayor Knots was arrested In thu
city hall Just after Dean came from
the executives office with the heat
ing franchise In his pocket. Dean al
leyes he paid the mayor $1,000. Ne
fore entering the ma, or's office. Dear
had himself searched by four per
sons ns a proof that he had the s5c0t
IN his pocket when he entered Mayor
Knots room. When he left tho room
| he had himself searched again HI
told the deputies 10 serve tho war
rant. aud they would find the none!
In an envelope In a pigeon-hole Il
Mayor Knots desk,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
Edncntors Meet In Alabama.

Tuscaloosa, Ala. Nov 2-Thc
seventeenth annual meeting OF the
Association OF Colleges and Prepare
tory schools OF the South opened at
the University of Alabama this after
noon for n two DAYS session Many
delegates were present, representing
the foremost educational institutions
OF Virginia, North and South Caro-
lima. West Virginia, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana, Ten
ncssec, Missouri. Arkansas and Texas
Tho raising of the standard of col
lege entrance requirements N thu
South Is foremost among the sub
jects slated for consideration. The
work of the Southern women's col
leVes is another matter that will re-
ceiVe much attention Dean c. II
Barnwell OF the University OF Alaba'
ma Is the presiding officer OF the con
vcntion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
STOP THAT DANDRUFF

before Il kills your hair. You know
dandruff Is n germ disease and II
leads slowly and surely TO badness
and there IL only one way 10 cure
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that causes the trouble.
Greasy salves will never DO this.
MEMO and ZEMo SOAP Kills the
germ and are guaranteed TO cure
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germ diseases OF the akin and scalp.
ZEMo and zEMo SOAP are the
true scientifirc remedies for these az
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the druggist selling them TO refufi1
your money II you are not satisfied
with the results from the very fls,
bottle and the first cake NJ soap.
We can afford to make this Offer
because one hottie OF Zenlo and one
cake OF snap are sufficient TO show
their healing qualities and n used
according to directions. they III ef,
feet permanent cure.
Sold nv Druggists everywhere AMI
IN Amarillo by l.. o, Thompson &
Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
Manual Training Expert. Meet.

Cincinnati. O. Nov 2.-Teachers
and advocates OF manual training In
the public schols and colleges of the
country gathered here In force today
at the opening OF the fifth annual
convention of the National Society
for the Promotion OF Industrial
Training The sessions will last three
days and will be devoted to the con-
slderatioa OF the subject of Industrial
education In all It's phases Promi.
nent among those on the programme
are DIR. Carroll G. pearse OF Mlwau-
kee. president of the National Edu-
cation Association Charles A. Rock.
walter. OF the indianapolis National
Trade School; John Golden. OF the
United Textile Workers OF America.
and Edwin G, Cooley( former super-
intendent Of the Chicago public
schools.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
Chief Executive and Other
Officials of Gary, Indiana,
May Go on Trial Early
Next Week

Valparaiso. Ind, Nov . To the
court records OF Porter County there
are about to be added several inter
ssting chapters that might be appro-
priately entitled ''The Troubles OF a
Model Town" The cases OF Mayor
Thomas T.. Knots and several other
officials Of the city of Gary, against
whom serious charges are pending.
are on the docket for next Saturday
md II Is expected the trials will begin
here early In the coming week. II
Nalf that has been printed concern
ing the alleged corruption in the
model city" planned and dominated
w the steel trust is true. then revela-
lions may be expected at the trials
hat will relegate the political graft
'rs In some OF the big cities TO the
shelf reserved for "pikers"
The city OF Gary has yet to cele-
bratc It's tenth birthday. but despite
It's youth II Is a city In all that the
word implies. Where scarcely n de-
cade ago there was nothing but the
long sweep Of sand dunes On tho
shore OF Lake Michigan there are
now located the greatest steel mills
In the country, together with rumcr.
Gus other Industries that have been
attracted by the excellent transpor-
tation facilities and other advantages
offered by tho new city.
But with the virtues also came the
Vices OF n metropolis. For seN eral
years the newspapers have told OF
the moral and political corruption
alleged 10 flourish In the model
town" Many OF the vicious element
driven out OF Chicago from time to
time are said TO have found In Gary
most desirable haven. Gambling
houses are said to have been con-
Quoted almost openly Frequent
arrests by the Fedora authorities
for the white slave" traffic.
Efforts OF the better element 10
clean up" the place long proved un'
awaiting, The authorities were un-
movable, ~ the head OF affair
was Thomas f. Knots. who held the
mayoralty, Il Ia alleged. by virtue ol
an election in which thuggery held
the winning hand. Knots came 4
Gary few yeats ago from Ham
mond, whore he conducted a news
paper and was prominent In towr
politics SO far as Ia known he wal
not overburdcncd with worldly good
when hc stepped off the train In IN,
J model town" Today he Is repute,
} to he in the near-millionaire class
! with heavy Interests In realty. man
ufactrring, public utility and bank
ing CORPORATIONS In and around Gary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
MONK" FED GOIntISH
TO STtMr.TAILEp PUP,

Portland, Ore. Nov Lightly
loaded. the oriental liner Rygja,
Captain Meyer( from Hong Kong.
was buffeted about forty -eight hours
by violent gale two days after she
had left Yokohama. She kept pitch
Ing and rolling. often going over un-
I'll the seas were on the level with her
rail- Tho propeller was out of the
water and tanning the air halt the
time. The steamer was nineteen days
from Yokohama TO the Columbia
river.
the Chlncne boatswain IL mourn
tng over the loss OF fine assortment
OF Japanese goldfish he was bringing
10 Portland There we're 1000 In the
shipment. when the steamer left
Yokohama. hut tho number had been
reduced to htirty-rivc before he found
out what was becoming OF them.
when he die learn his ire knew no
bounds
The glass globe In which the fish
made their homo stood near the cage
81 a large chimpanzee. another pos
session Of the boatswain. The owner
decided to solve the mystery OF the
disappearance OF his fish and so he
Rent an eye on them for one while
day when the Rygja was within about
a weeks run OF the river. Along
ahort noon he heard the champanzee
give succession OF low whistler. I'm
mcdlatcly black chow pup came
rushing out on deck. wagSing his
s,umpy tail, he souatted dowo before
the cage OF the big simian.
With dcNterlous movements OF his
long arms the chlmpanzee reached
Into the globe and brought out two
handfuls OF goldfish. which he threw
down IN front OF the pup, The dog
had gulped them down and iicking
his chops before the astonished
Chinaman could make a move 10 pn,
stop 10 the proceedings. lie chased
the pun away and returned to have Il
ont with the chap in the care. Blu,
the mork only grinned and whistleC
some moro. which caused the puI
10 return In n jlffy. The chimpanze,
fed the pup s65 goldfish during tn,
passage and the Cinnamon figures hi
loss AZ many yens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
MACKMENsW|LL
TRAIN IN TEXAS
San Antonio to Have Honor
of Hostessing Athlet. :,
les Next Spring

San Antonio. Tex. Nov. ? San
Antonio has had the honor OF dis
pensing her hospitality 10 all sorts
Of famous celebrities and has had
within her gates the winner OF an
American league pennaat. the Detroit
Tigers. but never before has she had
the honor OF entertaining two
time worlds champion. which will
be the favored lot OF the Alamo City
in the spring training season OF 9l2.
AZ has already been announced.
Connie Mack will bring his worlds
champions to this city next March to
prepare them for the 1912 race and
local fans will have the opportunity
Of hearing first hand from None
Run" Raker and Chief" Bender Just
how the Athletics won the premier
honors OF the national sport for the
Second time In succession.
In addition to being able to hob
mob with the players who are a part
of the greatest baseball machine in
the world local fandom will he treat
cd 10 the sight OF seeing these much
iy-admired men in action.
Mack cxcpcts TO arrive In this city
the latter part OF FEBRUARY with his
squad and spend over three weeks
getting out the kinks.
During that time the worlds
champions will meet other OF the
hlg league teams who will train In
Texas and our own Bronchos Will
face the puyzlers OF the greatest
pitchers In the world In several ex-
hihition games before the Athletics
start north on their exhibition tour.
Mack has already closed the deal
with owner Block OF the Texas
league park for the use Of tho
grounds and all OF the preliminary
arrangements have been made for
heir convenience and comfort
Mack selected this city on account
Of the excellent climate which Is one
OF the highest attributes to the city
that could possibly be conferred up
ON II.
The eyes OF the entire baseball
world will he focused upon San An
tonic again next spring, from where
the war correspondents from the
leading newspapers of the United
States will send ont their daily stor,
on the progress and condition Of the
White Elephants.
Although the Athletics wor IN,
worlds championship this season
they were late getting under way IL
the American league race aid Il wa,
not until the Fourth of July tina, the,
overlook the Tigers. The saua,
trained at Savannah, Ga, and Macl
evidently was not satisfied with IN,
condition his men began the rnce n
during the season Just closed am
selected n new training camp
The personnel Of the Athletics =,
the higrest of any club PLAYING base
hall, the majority Of the PLAYERS be
tns college men whom Mack has de
voloped himself, and that they will b.
accorded the best hospitality the cit,
affords goes without saying.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
Apples si.oo and si.25 Per Brshcl

Just arrived. car OF choice Rlacl'
Twlg and Wlnesap apples. Car open
AZ Seventh street and Santa Fe tracks
Bring YOUR sacks ]. w Hunter, TIL
Old reliable Phone 1889. 3l0-tfC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
RECOMMEND PERSONAL
INJURY PAYMENT Law

Washington. ID C.. Nov. 2--The
employers liability and workmen's
compensation commission has reach
ed an agreement on the basis of leg
islation TO he recommended TO con-
gress
The Law proposed will provide for
direct payment by interstate carriers
for injuries sustained by their en-
ployecs and such payment Ia made
compulsory Senator Sutherland,
chairman. supplied an outline OF the
proposed plans as follows:
THE law to provide for payment
OF compensation by interstate car
riers engaged In interstate transpor-
tation TO employees sustaining IN
Jury by accident while engaged In
such transportation. except In cases
of Nillful misconduct TO be hereafter
specified.
The compensation to be paid BY the
employer directly. and not out OF a
general fund created by any form OF
taxation.
"Tha, the Law shall be in form
compulsory. and not subject TO cleo
ton by either employer OF employee
Covers All Accidents.
The remedy provided by such Law
to be exclusive OF any common Law
or other statutory remedy
''T o apply to all accidents result
ing TO the employee while In tn,
course OF his employment, oxcep
those where the disability continues
for a period Of two weeks or less, th'
employer, however to furnish medl
cal and surgical assistance 70 al
amount not exceeding s20c.
Payment Of compensation TO b,
made under the law shall be mad,
periodically and not In lump sums
with. however. appropriate provision
for communication nj any time afte
the lapse Of six months on the appli
cation Of either party,
THE amounts OF payments TO b,
limited TO minimum and maximum
sum. ard not 20 continue beyond
specified term OF years. 10 be hereaf
ter fixed. The question az 10 wheth
er or not this Limitation shall appl,
to permanent total disability is lief
open.
BASED ON Percentage.
The amount OF all payments 10 b
based upon n percentage OF the wage
received by the injured employee n
the time OF his injury to be hereafte
fixed
AN claims arising under the Ia,
shall be nonassignahle and exemp
from levy
In case of death. payments to b
made to dependents including allie
dependents.
AN claims under the law 20 b
made preferred lien
Whenever any railway compan
and It's employees have agreed or sha
hereafter agree upon n plan of con
pcnsation which Is as favorable 10 IN
empolyes as the provisions of TIL
law, such plan may be substitute
fer the law. provided that whercve
in any such plan the employees COZ
tribute to the compensation fund, IN
plan shall contain beneficial prov
sions In addition to the schedule c
payments equivalent to such contr
button.
The character and extent of IN
administrative features Of the la
have been left open for future deter
mination-and the commission wi
invite suggestions with referenC
therto, ~ we'll as suggestions res
pccting the details OF the law 10
made at the public hearings to
held hereafter"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03

Fay Templeton Is to star under the
management OF the Shuberts In a
play called "a Man and Three
Wives"