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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13

j. T. Adams is visiting his son in
Akron.
T. f. Davis was down from Ovid
on Tuesday.
G. Lavelle has new sign in
front of his drug store.
R.M. Adams made Il business
trip Wednesday to Kearney.
Roy T. johnson made bust
ness trip to Sutherland Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Eva Huffman spent sever
al days last week visiting friends
in Sterling.
Oat fields are reported to be
making good crop in spite Of
adverse conditions.
w. NJ. IAbaree and wife were
visiting at the home of j. A. Daw-
son near Ovid Tuesday.
Miss Wanda Phares returned
from Lexington Nebraska Tuesday
after visit of several days.
H. o. Wiggins is transacting
business in Nebraska this week and
visiting at his old home ut GOthcn-
berg.
Wheat is shocking up and the
yield will be fairly good. Some
fields close to Julesbug will yield
40 bu. per acre.
Sugar Beets are doing we'll, in
fact this County's crops are a par
adise as compared to other Count
les in Colorado.
w. o. King, of Kearney, Nebr.
was looking at Sedgwick county
land this week with the Smith
Adams Realty Co.
Ike Jordan and johnson Broth
ers of Wilcox, Nebr., were looking
over the county Tuesday with the
Smith-Adams Realty Co.
Mr.. Roberst, of Central Calen-
der company, of Omaha, was look
ing over this section with the
th-Adams Realty company this
week.
E. A. Smith is visiting his par.
ents at Cameron. Mo. He was cal
led to Mo. on account of the ser
i0us illness of his father who is
not expected to live.
Visitors from other parts of the
U. S. after viewing our prospects
for crops say we have extra good
crops compared to Fl. Collins
Colo. or Kearney Nebr.
Great many people especially
mon-resiednts Judge a town by the
adversments in the local paper.
We are going try and do our part
toward building up the town and
County will you do yours.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13
Ha. Moved to Guernsey, Wyo.

Fred Burton and family left this
week for their former home at
Guernsey, Wyoming. Mr.. Bur
ton for some time past has been OPP
eratinga Clothing and Gents fur
nishing store in .Julesburg, and
while here he and his wife have
made many friends who deplore
Mr.. Burton's $ decision to return to
his old home.
The Grit wishes this
estimable family every success for
the future.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13
Dye Bros.

See our line of gasoliue stoves We
have the Quick Meal. the Insurance
and the Detroit Vapor.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13
Consresationaiists Have New
Pastor

The Rev. Louis Heb of Denver
has been engaged by the Congre-
pational chnrch as their new pas
tor. The gentleman with his fam
lily expects to be in JuIesburs with
his household goods on Friday and
will occupy the pulpit on both
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Sunday School will be held at
the usual hour.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13
M. E. Church.

1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
ll:00 a. m.-Morning services.
Sermon Subject; A Royal Priesthood.
TOO p. m. -Epworth League.
Leader: Miss Laura Labaree; TOP.
ic; 1.-The Gate of Abundance"
500 p. m.- Special evening service.
The pastor will give the second of the
Sermons from Shakespeare" the ad-
dress this evening being Oh Meas
ure for Measure.
Wednesday 7:45 p. Midweek
Service.
Election of DeNgate and Alternate ia
Lay Electoral Conference.
The Pastor will give lecture on 1.-THE
Life and Times of John Wesley.
A. ]. WALLER. Pastor.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13
Advertised List

Letters uncalled for at the Post
Office in Julesburg, Colorado. July
9Th, 1921.
James Hunter.
Peter f. Bukowski.
B. H. Morris.
,Jens Nelson.
Mrs. Carrie Farrell.
L. G. Green
Mrs. Harry Kennedy
Miss Louise Murray.
F. F. Quelle.
NJ. Van Dyne.
F. j. Cole.
G. w. White.
Post Master.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13
Will Repair the Congregational
Church

The members of the Congrega-
tional Society are taking steps to-
ward remodeling the Congrega-
tional parsonage for their new pas
tor. During the rebuilding stage
the new minister will occupy the
Burton residence.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13
Julesburg Lodge Directory

l. o. o. Every Monday.
A. F. & A. M.--Every Friday.
M. w. A.-Each Thursday of Month.
Royal Highlanders- Wednesday
Rebekahs and 3rd Tuesdays.
Eastern Star-0nce a Month.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13
Electric Theatre Eor Sale

Electric Theatre for sale at a
reasons: ',le price. Reasons. disa-
greeme,t of partners. Will teach
business. Inquire ofC X. Blu
baugh.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-13

DR.. Cook was passenger to
Denver saturday.
Potatoes are green and healthy
looking as one could wish
Mr.. Jack Oliver was visiting in
OgallaIa the latter part of last
week.
The Flora Bros. dray Office has
been treated to Il new coat of paint
and paper.
See Dye Bros line of refrigera tors.
Little Ellsworth Webb had the
misfortune to fall and break his
artificial leg last Sunday.
Mr.. John Cass was out to Ovid
Friday looking after the interests
of the John Cass Lumber Com
T,any at that place.
Mr.. f. N. Kelsey and wife re-
turned from Sterling Friday where
they celebrated the Fourth with
Mr.. Kelsey's parents.
Mr.. William and Miss Wilma
Law, of Denver, a nephew and
niece of John Petersen, north of
Julesburg, are paying their uncle
a visit.
The Electric Theatre will present
the Fall of Troy" next Monday
and Tuesday nights. This is Il
magnificent film and you should see
it.
For Rent.-New, well finished four
room house, electric lights, cement
walks. See Robson and Hendricks
Compare the matter in this pa
per, its size and makeup with 9th
er papers in the county and then
decide for yourself which one you
aught to support.
Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Dolison
of David City, Nebr., are visiting
at the home of their niece Mrs. T.
A. Smith.
A combination card land bill book.
Name and adress of owner inside. Re-
turn the same to this office and receive
the reward.
James Stout it in from Glenwood
la. and reports hot winds there.
All crops gone but corn and it is
so far advanced that the hot wind
will shorten crop to one third.
The Directors of the Julesburg
Commercial Club had meeting
Tuesday night when several mat
ters of business were attended to.
One of the important ones. being
the placing of Guide Boards at
Bruell and Weir. This will guide
Touring automobilists over the
better road and incidentily have
them passed through Julesburg.
John Petersen from the North
Table was in the office Saturday
renewing his father. H. A. Peter
sens subscription to the Grit-Ad-
vocate. Mr.. Peteraen reports crop
conditions in a fairly good condi-
tion. He was in town after
twine and expects his wheat to
yield at least ten bushels to the
acre. They had good rain last
week. New potatoes are as big as
walnuts and the corn is doing nice
lv
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
GOV. HARMON
Continued From Page one.

to DE abolished, ana this is a most un-
usual outrage broader competition
in purchases and closer Inspection of
goods delivered seem To be- mwcl-
come in certain quarters. and the
proposal tu require public supplies
tn Doe bought from state institutions
which produce them causes wide
disturbance which nobody can fail
tp understand"
ia ms special message 10 The sem
ate the executive urged the enact
mont or "a bin for the eleruon of dele
gatcs 90 The constitutional comcn-
lion ON 20 non partisan ballot with
nomination by petitions: enactment
of a primary law for the selection
of cnulidltes for state offices. abolish
mcut oi party emblems In municipal
hlrtlious the selection uf smaller cll
councils ANA "a law for the dire
election of United states senator's
Regarding these Governor Harmon
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

said! These measures are In line
with. the best thought of the country.
vhidh is devqtlug ITSELF with incrcas
ing carncstness to the bettcrment Of
conditions i'm order that government
by the people shall bear its full fruit
age of benefits ana thereby insure It's
perpemitv.
ann certain the people of the
state generally. without regard to
parry ur other divisions. earnestly de-
sire the passage OF these measures
aud win not br content to wait years
for them"
There are pending public utilities
and taxation measures. Every legis-
lator knows the executive wants them
in addition to- tLe y-.a Grated ones
enacted
Tho ohio constitution has given the
governor pow erul club TO wield
over the heads or the legislative.
Whether "a shall be further used
rcets with the senate. tir Governor
Hormpu viii not yield n his stand
that the general assembly must keep
faiih Win the people.
The Corporations have an cnor-
moug squad of fhlrpah otcrs in Coz
bmbus 90 shoot holes it the HOLM
ger bin for the coditicatfon Of the
law passed n ,ySSr hsp rrtpsnts ihe
state taN commission and giving II
broad powers over cmPlhrattons ir
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
SEVERAL WOMEN
OF PROMINENCE
Roast Colonel Roosevelt for
His Latest Dictum on
Marriage.

New York, April l1.-"StupId four.
nusher," absolute fool 90 "pmvcyor of
baldcrdash." and clumsy. common
and vulgar mcddlcr" are few of
the cpithcts which colonel Eoosn-
yclrs latoet dicuu that MARRIAGES of
less than foW children are s,srils.
has garnercd among Sew York Wu-
men. OF promuyucr. .....-..
Mrs Ispac J.. Rice prcaidcH; or thc
Socicty For the Suppression or I'm.
nc'ofsary Noises holitvng ma CON
tributing editor comrs WITHIN the
scopo ~ her Worl, Says. How like
tha colonel .p question is toowreat
or TOO Intimate Tor him to brWNl out
his s1lnuom" .t
Mrs. Marcia H. Townsend contri-
butcs the opinion thlt Theodore IS a
fool, four-nushcr" ana maybe few
ether thugs. "Lct him arrange for
his own offspring. suggests Mra.
Townsend. yho is president of the
Woucns political Union "but for
heavens sake let him shut up about
the rest og Amcica lr FUSED the
right words To- express his egrogtous
idocy they wouldn't hc printed
Mrs Arthur Elliott Fish says.
"mst imagine woman going through
all tine necessary suffering just to do
service To the state! why should She
what has the state over done for her.
VIII. Il doesn't Civ ccvcn the children
she has proper protection"
America is in much more dams q
| from tho prophet of race Suicide
than rdm It's pcrils" adds Mrs. Ray
mond Brown, president of the Woman
Suffrage study club.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

administering OHIO tax laws. Another
corps Of corporation lobbyists IS att,
tempting TO extract the teeth from the
bin. i'm an endcayor TO escape pay
ing just tax along with individual
property owners.
To conceal their purpose, the lob
bysts have raised the false cry that
the bil viii extend the terms OF the
present tax commissioners. While
raising that cry they attempted to
get in an amendment which would
have prevented the state from coli
lccting several millions of dollars
back taxes. A recommendation was
made for a reduction of the Willis
capital stock tax. which, IL followed.
would have caused a loss Of $780,
600 annually. but that was stricken
! out The Democratic house has re-
! fused To accept a single amendment
! that would cripple the bin @
The agents or the trusts are not
more--more embarrassed at the
presidents program for reciprocity,
than they were Immediately after
Mcltiucy made his famous Buffalo
spec, u on the same subject. Their
national convention pledged recipro-
city go the party and the
! people only 10 hetrdy them. but this
betrayal brought the fruit OF discoh-
tent and rebellion that more fnlly
lidpened the elcetioh OF 1910
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

Joe Cantillon and his band Of ex-
big leaguers, who, tomorrow. will en-
gage Toledo I'm the American associa b
ton. arrived last night from Memphis
and travel-weary sought their beds
! early at the Pilgrim Inn.
The Minneapolis squad is in fight
| ing trim for the opening of the a. \.
race and Cantillon IS hopeful of get
ting away to the good on this early
eastern invasion before returning
home.
on the team there Is but one young
ster in the whole bunch. The remand
cr are eX-major leaguers-all old tops
| schooled by many years I'm the pas
time, who unless there has been too
much going back during the win
ter. should sew up the race. But
whether or not they VIII do It early is
rather doubtful. The veterans do not
round To as quickly as Youngsters and
1T may be several weeks before Jocs
baud of warriors gets TO travelling at
top speed.
The famed Rube Waddell is not
with the bunch. His rusticness is out
in Indiana hiking for Toledo with the
Colts who played at Evansville yes
terday The squad here is the first
team and the lineup i'm today's game
with the Diggers is the same that will
be pitted against Toledo on the NOR
row.
It was bard trip that the Miller
| had from the South where they have
been ut work for several weeks. -Four
changes OF cars were necessary to
get them into Springfield, Onto. and
from that city here they came by way
of Belefontane. Coming out of the
| sunny South the athletes think that
this Marion weather is entirely too
| frigid
Manager Cantillon stated this morn
ing that either Roy Patterson or Nick
| Altrock will he used i'm tOday's en-
gagement. Both are White SdX play
ers Of the nohntnt. winning daAg whcp
| Comiskey's crowd was an to the NOR
| ry. Sean the lineup and one finds
names famous in the pasiime foI
| many years Claude RossWan. Hob,
| Ferris. Jimmy Williams. Otis Clymer
Altrock. Patterson, owens. Cravath
! liilifer--ul of them who have he0rl
| the rattling of big league can after
| years of service, some more and som'
less. t...Y.
| When 6ne refers "a the Mimeapoli
team as u G.. a. H. crowd, as we sa,
| In Ohio, Cantillon only laughs anC
| points to the bunch. And they don
look very much like has-boens. either
Todays game was called at 2!3l
In order to allow the Millers to ge
away at l:20 for Toledo.
| us,a Iattftfs np,Igts .f tI.. Mfnuga up
lis team today:
Clymcr, center field; GIN, FIRST era
vath, left Held; Williams, second
Rossman, right field; itillifcr. short
stop; Hobe Ferris. third base; owens
catcher, and either Patterson or AIT
rock, pitcher.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
THE GIFT OF CAB.

NYOU can talk about your hlghbrows,
H Your folks Of proud degree.
n Your writera and your poets
Who charm society
But when II comes TO mixing
fear ri have 10 blab
And give the chap the laurels
Who has tho Gilt OF CAB.
The businesH mans a Wonder
lie makes the city great
Aud the noble politician
ls sure To save the state,
But when Il comes to artists.
who sweet preierment grab.
Commend mo TO the fellows
Who have the Eift OF CAB.
In matters sentimental
The silent man and slow
Must cut a sorry figure
IL counting he would 30.
Distraught. he seeks her presence.
Az awkward as a crab,
And finds she loves the fellow
Who has the gift OF CAB.
What boots It TO be worthy
And read your tltlo clear
To working reputation
Three hundred days Il year?
Mere virtue leaves VS. stranded,
A. helpless aa slab.
Tho world gives gifts and honor
10 the chap that has the CAB.
-Spokane Spokesman Review.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

Wolfe. Cherry and Coggcr. are tho
three Columbus boys who appear to
have made good on the Chllicothc
team Wolfe was a regular last sea
son. but Cherry and Cogger are
just breaking into professional bail
Cogger Is the former South High
player
Expect Much OF COOP"
Chillicothe fans look for Pitcher
Cooperrider the former twirler ol
the Capital university. TO be one ol
the best pitchers In the Ohio state
league this season Coop" displayed
real form during the windup of the
season last year. and is In great
shape for the coming one
May Not Need Doe.
Qntnclder Doc Dohcrty Of th,
Portsmouth club may be ordered moi
to report to the Shoomakcrs at an
Manager Childs has wealth OF gar.
den material. so Docs services ar,
not very valuable with $50 many good
Youngsters running loose.
O'Bricn Looks Good.
First Baseman Brien Of the Ports
mouth club has all The fans IN th,
Shoemaker village gazing at him IN
open mouthed admiration. O'Brier
has been pastiug the horschide 10
Hans Wagner style ana fielding hh
position Ike Hal Chase. Must b,
class TO this individual.
Barton AZ Second.
Manager Jimmy Barton Of Tho
Hamilton club viii probably play sec
ond base this season instead of shor
where he played last year Barton hn'
several good candidates trying foI
his old position, so he decided tc
move over 10 the second station.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
"IIflso EnlIre OnlncId.

Chicago April ll-That President
Murphy of the Cubs Gifted" an en-
tire outfield from Louisville Just for
one man-Kaser--is the belief here
today following the announcement Of
the sale OF Paul Smith, n Blue Grass
recruit who was Cub for just a few
hours TO the Dnnville Three-I lea
gife club.
II Is thought Keener and Wolr will
also na disposed Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Kaiser the "prlma donna" Of the
bunch, played with Paris In the
Blue Grass league last season aud
ia touted as n conner lie batted ali
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

IN SESSION
Stated Spring Meeting Of
Marion Presbytery.
MANY INTERESTING REPORTS
Showing Great Good Accom-
plished by Missions.

The Various Bodies are In Excellent
Condition and All Societies are
Growing in Strength aud Accom-
plishment---A Vast Number of Mis-.
sionaries are Trdned at Ohio state
University For Doing the Masters
Work.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

The stated spring meeting Of the
Marion rresbytery. embracing Ma
rion. Morrow. Union and Delaware
counties opened at 1880 o'clock Mon
day evening under the most pro-
missing conditions Rev w. a. At
kinson, of Marysvne, delivered the
opening sermon. dealing with the
matter intimately connected with the
Prcsbytcry
The real business opened with this
mornings session. The meeting was
called to order by the president. Mrs.
$. E Barlow. of Marion After de-
yotional services led by Mrs. r. f.
Smith of Cardington. Bile minutes OF
The 1910 meeting were read by Mrs.
John l.. Sellars. of Maiysyillc, secre-
tary pro tenn This being the FIRST abb
sencc of the secretary Mrs. Alvin
Thompson, in 20 years
The roll was then caller 60 which
Mrs w. c. butcher, Of Marion the
synodicll president gave q most well
come greeting 20 all of the Kings
business Reports of officers were
made. The corresponding secretary
Miss Nellie GoorleY OF Mt Gilead,
gave very encouraging report The
| average attendance for tie year was
3I1. The total enrolment llS at pres
ont
Next was the trcasurcrs report hy
| Mr., II uordnrson in fine absence
~ ,tr. - poa,ireor off An Gilcad.
rbt. 10 ,ho ors, meeting in Il wears
| ,t.. p,t.t,sn, mas p,issed n was a
mos, cvcoll.nt raunrt auo showed
.,. ,,.....,.,..,,,,,.,,, ,.,,,. t,st .,nor
,rn. utrr,tnro secretnry. Mrs w.
v,,r,cr or tbis ciet ,.adc "a most
| ,rr,uropinp riport uf .his depart
,,an, ltrs a. q nnuher. of Ma
,l,n n,oo o,yo , hrtF b,, interest
,.u, nn' SON, lsoreiy. Missions,
| w. ,, ~ - s,on,,. nf Maroon. read
,,.,....t,,,, t,,,o, .rr,,,, , loral miss
'tonar, Misc Ato,v s snodgrnss, OF
| r.,',, ,t,,, .Cbt,o Who writes as hay
i,,, 80, r.s,rott.d her undertaking.
loy,r,I nev schools ana readng
| -. ,,.,. .,so,pd mon have been open.
| ,,,,,, honad to orpanize q
| ,.nl ufr-sovinr sta.
|
wv n, nis dime Mrs w. A. Ferguson
If I,a{uc, offered q shurl prayer y
'a.'. t,toroetine repori of the Marion
n,',,a,'',,r,- ,,os riyon t,y Mr. II. a
pich,vood lie said one.
uoS ~ ~ u,ts preshyterv attended tn,
.",u r',,,r mnetinrs -Four societies fol
mcn had been organized in Marion
%o,,s,iuo Delaware and Mt Gilead
va pcy w. A. Atkinson, OF Marys
| an. ...,,.. tha rtnDrt of foreign ms
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

state of Ohio. city OF Toledo. Lucas
County, as.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the nrm of F, j.
Cheney q 10, doing business In the city
0f Toledo, County and state aforesaid.
and that said hrm viii pay the SUM Of
ONE Hundred DOLLARS Tor each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of HAIRS Catarrh
Cure FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn To before me and subscribed la
my presence, this Gth day of December,
A. D., 1856. a. W. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
ilalis Catarrh cure Is taken internally
ana acts directly on the blood and mu-
cOus surfaces OF the syatem' Send for
testimonials free
FAKE IIail'a Family PINS for conatipa-
ton.
II. j. CHENEY & co. Props,
Toledo. Ohio
Sold by all druggists, price 10e
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

j. r. Willoughby eX-Marion player
will likely be Ohio states new base
ball coach. He has not been chosen
by the executive committee of the
athletla board but it is generally
understood that he will he the lucky
man. Willoughby Is now attending
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
AuriI II In American History.

1904 - Edward Everett, orator ana
statesman. born; died 1860.
lsGl-South Carolina Confederates de
manded the surrender OF Fort sum
ter. Charleston harbor. by the unil.
ed Stntes garrison.
1902 General Wade Hampton, d'snn
guished Confederate cavalry OH
Ger. died; born 1878.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

BASE BALL
ophenomr Johnson SIans

Coffeyville, Kas. April ll-Ptcher
Walte: Johrlson Is on his way to
Washingtop today to open the season
with the Senators. having received
a telegram from Manager McAleer 70
Washington club. Offering him $1,000
for the season.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

on the principle OF the electric h'lr
lryor Is an instrument brought ont IN
Germany to cure rheumatism by dl-
rectlng currents of hot air upon al
fllcted muscles.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

Tic members of Marion Temple.
Pythian Sisters held an informal so
ciul gathering in the lodge hall Mon
day evening, dancing and cards be
ing enjoyed ana light refreshments
were served
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
Il Il = y Il Il 4 4 # # Il
With The Staters.

W " " 2. u W " " " " " "
morning and reported to Manager
Lewis Bill looks fine and is down
10 weight as he has been training
for three weeks at his home iu AL
legheny New York.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

An Ohio Judge mas gone To prise
on forEpPrticlpaling In the plunder Of
AN estate. There are localities where
the old-fashioned idea prevails that
estates are left for other purposes
than to enrich those who have the
administering OF them.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

Naturally the corporate interests
begin tq object when public utill
ties bill Is introduced giving real
powers-for regulation. Discussing "A
bill for that purpose aud getting IL
passed are two very different things
In Pennsylvania at least.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
.MILLERS HERE
FOR THE DAY
Joe Cantillon Has all Old
Tops on Team.
HAS MANY FAMOUS PLAYERS
OF Former Days in Major
Leagues.

Either Patterson, One-fime BOY Won
der of the SOx, or Nick AltrOclS,
His Teanmatc Then and Now VIII
Occmpy the Mound Today--'Wnl
Open Season az Toledo Wednesday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

the Starding- Ohio university IN Co
lumbus and his many friends in this
city VIII be pleased to hear Of his
appointment as coach Of the ohio
state university OF Columbus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

Royal Roller Rink open Saturday
April the Sth afternoon aud evening
4-5-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
AaraoNoMIcAL EveNTs.

From noon today TO noon tomorrow
sun sets G.3l, rises b'22; moon sets
513 n. m; planet Mercury seen setting
shortly after sunset
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11
Too Bad He Didn't.

90 Bdd ne Didnt'
"What are you laughing at,
, Josiah|
"I've just been thinking what
, n joke II would have been ON
Delllal II Samson had worn a
wig Chicago Record-Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-11

fllcted muscles,