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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-15

This article is inspired by the re-
port Il have just read in a morning
paper Of two days. conference held
in Washington by the ''McNamara
Ways and Means Committee of the
American Federation Of Labor" and
telling Of the cowardlyi and contempt
ible action Of that body, with Samuel
Gompers presiding over it, in de-
nouncing the Mcnamara brothers and
generating themselves; and not only
this. but expressing the satisfaction
Of organized labor that the culprits
have been commensnrately punished
for their crime" and all OF this alb
iect sycophaney to curry favor with
the capitalist class.
It Is truly : spectacle to see these
national leaders Of the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor joining the otists,
the Posts. theParrys and the Kirbys
ia savage denunciation Of their own
union brethren. whose crime consists
n their having carried out The policy
e comreSs cFsfk uniopism . its logi'
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-15
pure and simple labor union.

pure and simple labor union. They
were active allies Of Gompers in the
support Of the Democratic ticket, and
with their chieftian they believed in
"rewarding their friends and punish
ing their enemies"
And then they saw the representa-
tiFes of pure and simple unionism
kicked out of congress and out of all
the state legislatures, year after year,
under both republican and democratic
administrations; they saw their
unions paralyzed by court injunc-
tions; they saw governors calling out
the militia and sheriffs swearing in
deputies to shoot union men dead in
their tracks for striking against fam
inc and pieketing to save their jobs;
they saw the steel trust crushing one
union after another, 1ischarging and
blasklisting their members, throwing
them into jail and putting human.
blood hounds on their tracks to deprive
them Of employment and literally
starEe them and their wives and drive
their daughters into prostitution; and
understanding little OF nothing Of the
philosophy Of the class struggle and
of the enlightened methods Of work
ing class warfare, reelected in the
class conscious movement Of the
workers, based upon the unity, not Of
eht craft. but Of the entire class, who
shah say that these craft unionists,
the Mcnamara brothers, defeated 1T
every turn and threatened from every
side by TIE EsmoEseIsss power q he
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cal conclusion. e
The MCNAMARA brothers, whatever
may be said Of them. are at least, in
this respect, more decent and self
respecting than their former oficial
associates; their lips are sealed. They
have accepted the penalties imposed
upon them without a word and they
have refused to implicate anyone but
themselves.
The acts to which the McNamaras
have confessed and for which they
are now in prison do not approve,
nor does any other Socialist; and
such acts would never be committed
If it were in our power to prevent
them. But realizing as I do. as q
working class brother Of the Mona
mara brothers after as wen as be-
fore their confession and conviction
that there are mitigating circum-
stances 81 4 vital nature to take into
consideration. absolutely refuse to
5o;n III the capitalist clamor ana craft
rn,on cla1us IS delnnciatinn Is these
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cenary hirelings in condemning the
Mcnamara brothers and. expressing
satisfaction over their tragic fate.
Rather should they weep in anguish
that in their moral cravenness they
not only deserted their deluded fol
lowers, but Joined their enemies in
the cry to cruelty them to exculpate
themselves. And here / leave them,
tn prey of their own remorse, whose
keen pangs will torment them in the
days to come if their hearts, are not
dead and their moral sensibilitie&
turned to stone.
We Socialists are making no
apology for any word OF deed OF ours
in the MCNAMARA case, and as for
myself personally, I shall not de-
nounce then. condemn the crime,
btu l pity all the victims, all Of them,
the McNamaras included.
Jim Mcnamara said he did not in
tend to take life in the blowing up Of
the Times. | believe him again all
the corporation detectives on earth.
jam Mcnamara pleaded to go to
the gallows, loaded with infamy, ac-
cepting it all to himself. to save the
life of his brother. The love and
fidelity of these two brothers for each
other in the shadow Of The gallows
put to shame the spirit Of those good
Christians CD who now traduce them,
and II the Nazarine Of twenty CEN
turtles ago, who was also crucifed for
opposing the rich. were here his voice
would not be heard minglIng with the
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condemned unionists.


/ First Of all. I am not caring what
the capitalist class think Of me and
am not tempering my Judgment OF
shaping my acts to meet their favor.
/ am concerned only with what is
right and with what is my duty and
the rest can take care Of itself.
Admitting that the McNamaras are
guilty Of ali they are charged with IA
the way Of dynamiting buildings and
bridges, their acts are the logical out
come Of the impotency and hopeless
ness Of the craft form Of unionism.
typified By Samuel Gompers and his
ofi1cial associates In the American
Federationof Labor, and Of which the
condemned men are faithful disciples
and loyal deTotees.
The Mcnamara brothers were not
Socialist fanaticss and -unbeliev-
ers''; they had no sympathy with IN
dustrial unionism; but they were
members Of the Democratic party. and
Ct - Catholic church. and 81 he
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voices of the Pharisees in the cry for
their blood.
We are not forgetting in this hour
of wholesale denunciation that the
MeNamaras were kidnapped; that an
outrageous crime was perpetrated up,
on them, and we are not unmindiul
of the fact that their kidnappers have
of the reason why. We are going to
not been and will not be punished, nor
see to it, moreover, that that fact IS
not forgotten, no matter how long II
may be, until that crime against the
working class has also been atoned.
for.
We Socialists are revolutionists
not murderers; we stand Cor educa
ton and organization, not assassina.
ton; and for that very reason we are
opposed to capitalism, ( the pFollhc
breeder Of all these revolving crimes
Roosevelt, who morally is still ID
the jungle. says that Murder is NUT
der" in denouncing the McNamaFaS
and congratulating Burns, but murder
is not murder when it is for capital
ism, and killing is not killing when "
is for capitalist profit.
More than half million Of Amer
can wage-slaves, men, women anu
children, are killed, MANNED and LAGER
ated in industry every year, but TINS
is not murder.
The capitalist owners of the 81
Paul mine at Cherry, Ill, buried
nearly three hundred miners alive t"'
rIS1IFrTnIITTr,IrS - PAGE {,
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CoNTINUHD Of PAGE 5
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Jn(anO Ie(egrap6
3peifeGsobus perungliitt.

3peifeIsobne 3 perungliitt. t.
Sos Angeles. II. DEG. Stude
zines Sporo Qeloplaas uno 3eugs
fegen, tpelde on Die 8iiite gsipiiIt nurz
ben, iinb itumms 3eusen bss ungliids,
oas ben Qptatiter 9oraee asorEep unb
ieinen 9egleitsr 2Giprencs, bic Cams
tag bon bier NIT eiRem Spbrp 9leros
plan cine 5abrt nu4 Gan 6rancisco
antratsn, befiel. Die senaueren llmz
itdnoe ibres Sobes psrDen tpobl fir
INNER elm 9ebeimnib bleiben. 9lus
Der Gage Der Wradftiide, tpelds am
9ienftas on bic aiiite seipiilt puroen,
iheint herpor5ugeten, baB Iis gang in
Der RGbe Der aiiite perungliidten uno
oaB ibre 2ei6en in Der NGb. Der Roz
oonbo guft Derborgsn Iieoen.
Die alsioungsitiide riibren BON
Sdlprence her uHb ipurben allem
Qnihein na6 in aller Gile bonn
Seibe geriiIen, bam.t er beHere 4usiiht
babe, 'ih idpimmeno gu retten.
W y u " u ~ . y . u II L
noten= Rolle.
8roctpn, Mtai.. II. DECEMBER.
Der tleins George Gops. elm 5idbriaes
8Vrihhsn, nabm cine Hplle gantnoz
ten aus Der aommooe ieiner Wlutter
uno mari bieielbs an Der nGhiten
Struberete, no Jonos fir Weibz
nahtsbef fheerungen seIammelt fpurbe,
in Die Sommelbiihfe BON Santa
CLAUS. Seine gItern p.rmibten balb
baruuf ibr 9elo uno meIosten Der
poli5ei ibren 9erluit. Der aleine
er5dblte ibnen, oaB er erpbs 9inss
bon Santa Claus eripdrte, ba er ihm
sben erit @elb fir cine reihe 8eI1ee--
runa eegebsn babe. Das 9eri6pinz
ben Der 8antnotsn tldrte ii1 oapurh
auf'uno bas @elO tpurbe auriideritats
tet. IA,
2sbenbig perbrannt.
Wft. SterliHa &p., II. Ges.
Mabrenb Der Ibpeienbeit hires Mans
nes, Der auf elmer Jarm drbeitete, psrz
brann.s bier am 0ienitas ssrau Silas
Mrisbt in ibrem 5auie. pas bur6
Jeuer gang oeritort purbs. Die 2ei6e
Der Jruu purre. in ben RuiHsn s.funs
BEN,
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aus5ufehten. Der areu5er fhien nun
bon ieinen fleinsren 8eI6iiben 8sz
braud gu MAIDEN uno fdien bon brei
ooer bier @efdofen getroffen tporpen
gu fein. Gr 5os ii4 idlieblid lang
fam bonn 3ampf 5uriid. Die tiirtiz
fden Sdiffe febrten Dann nad ibren
4nterpldben 5uriid.
Dem erie9iIden 8eri6t 5ufolge
noren an Dem @efe9t auber bem
pdn3erfreu5er naperoff" Die pan5ers
Idiffe .Spatfai", .pfora" uno
.5pbra" bon ie 5000 5onnen uno
neun 5orpebobootaeritDrer betbsiligt.
Ra9 siniiiinbisem &f iou Ii6 oas
tiirfiihe @efhipaber in nnorbnung
8uriidge5pgen baben.
Die g 6peia trifft gOra
itht 8 m 3 regeln.
9ern, Sdpei3. IL. DECEMBER.
Die fhtpei3eriihe Resierung, Die
MDglidteit zines arteses i'm Qage be=
balteno, psrmebrt in oler g!ls ben
Norrutb ibres 8aargelbes. Qm 0i.ns
i.aa trof bier cine SenDung bon $5,s
100000 in Sob unO Silber BON gnz
rig nit einem grtra3uoe Elm unD az
@cto ipuroe in Der Sdtpei5sr Ratioz
nalbant untergebra6t.
Die Reaisrung fdbrt audi fort, Sc
treble in Nmerifa 5u taufen.
Die neuelte 8erf 9pDrulq
in 2iffubon,
2iiiabon, pOrtuaaI, II. Seq.
9lm Utontag abenb lit cine 8erfdp0s
rung entbedt 1porben, ipeI6e Die Gtd=
blirung elmer Wiilitdrz9 z9ittatur ;Em
3isls bate. Wian glauot, oaB Elm
5beil Der 2(rmee on Der 8erihtY0run9
6stbeiligt lit. 0as Rabinet mar bic
gan3e Raht in Sisung. Die Sruppen
lreroen in ben &uiernen attionsbereit
oebalten uno Die ariegsid)iffe i'm Saz
ZEN tpuroen eeTehtsbereit eemddi.
8eriihte Der alarmirenoiten Mr.
Daren in Der ean3en Stapt Derbreitet
ano peruriadten bic srgltlihiten 9e=
fiirhtuneen. IS hieB, DaB :irs grobe
2tn3abl Der gerI6tp0rer iih i'm Sam
pa 9raupo Yart DeriammelI blrten
uno i'm 9egriffs Ieien. in Die Staot
81 tommen uEo bic Wtttglieosr bes 81=
binets gefanden gu nebmen; oaB lie
Die Regierunesgebduoe gu beieBen uno
cine nsue Regisrung gu protIamirsn
bedbIi6tiet.n.
Der 8riegsminiiter bielt, oui 9e9
febl Der Resierung gepilie 1tuppeu,
an ceren 2opalttdt rliht an 3tpeifeln
mar, unter ben Waffen. gr beorperts
AUDI Die ean5e republitanii6e 8ar6e
beraus, pie aud bic WtitelieDer Der
republitaniihen, politiiden Gsbeimz
geIelihoft, Die rGarbonarios" gez
nunnt, Die ale bepuffnet finD.
1erMorineminiiter lieB ale 3rieess
ihiffe i'm 9afen siinitige 9o'itipneE
sinnebmen uno iid fir mO9ii4s gpenz
tualitdten in gersitI6aft balten.
Die Ru6t perginq aber. obne baB
Gin QusbruA ituttsefualsn tGtts. g.,
berridte a6er in alien areiien cie
QrpRte llnruhe.
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0NetterberiAt

Sir 8 bio unb bas lpeitlihs
penniblbonien: lGsemein idones
Wetter am Wittpoh unb Sonneritdg.
adlter am Mittpoh. Siiotpeitlihe big
ipeitlihe Winbe.
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Oom JUnamilfr. .pro5e6 In
JnOianapOlis.
Sobn s. Sntler, @i5e- -Yrdiioent
Der intcrnatipnalen Giien.
arbeiterzllnio
Von benz Hi@ter 2lnberium bes
Dseineios ansetlast uno ims
@efansniR seihidt.

Der ai6ter duberte ii9 in idarfer
Weiie iiber bic Qusiagsn bes 2ln=
gctlagten.
--e...>
9Oub. Wooorptp Wilion erbGlt nod
einen Orobbrisf.
->::>-
Wsiterss iiber Das @iIenbabnuneliid
in 4ibtabuIo, 8.
->.->--
Der 8autus bemotratiIder Qesislaturz
mitgIieoer BON ,Sbto
-.:y~---
Snoofirt bas Programm bes erpGblz
8oupernsurs Cor.
-~.~
Die 8samten Des 9auiss unb Senats
erpG6lt.
-
HNpr 0lptrt,fpr O 1t1tn TerfY Vton l.
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erpd6lt.

Die 8samtsn bes Sauiss unb SenotS
prmnhlt
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SnoonIrt Das Yrogramm Des eripabl
9ouberneurs Cor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15

has filed notice Of intention to make
nnal proof. to establish claim 10 the
land above described. before C. r.
DE Lap. county clerk Of klamath
county. at klamath Falls. Oregon. ON
the 18th day Of February. 1919.
Claimant names - witnesses:
Thomas O'Conneii. Thomas shan.
non, william Mcmillan. Nestor March
and. all Of klamath Palls. Oregon.
A. w. 0RTON.
I2-21.2-16r Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Lakeview List No. O6a3S

s~ses sSSs SSseS
United States Land ONE q Lake
view. Ore. Dec. -. 1911.
Notice II hereby given that the
Northern Pacific Railroad company.
whose postofnce address 10 81. Paul.
Minnesota. has this 33d day Of D..
cember. 1911. died In this once IL
application TO select under the provi-
sIons Of the act Of congress approved
July !. 1898 Gao Stat. 5s7, 500.
Nwk OF Nwk OF Section 3s. and
Nwk OF NwH Section -, town.
ship 81 south. range . east. william
cite meridian.
Any and all persons claiming "a.
versely the lands described or desir-
Ing to object because Of the mineral
character OF the land. or for any other
reason. to the disposal to applicant.
should nle their anidavits Of protest
on or before the asa day Of Febru.
ary. 1912. A. W. ORION.
l-ll-2-22r REGISTER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15
KLAMATH FALLS PEOPLE
SHOULD TRY THIS

The whitman Drug company states
than anyone who has constipation.
sour stomach or gas on the stomach.
should try simple buckthorn bark.
glyccrine. etc. as compounded In Ad-
ior-i-ka. the new German appendicitis
remedy. A SINGLE DOSE brings re-
lief almost INSTANTLY and klamath
Falls people are surprised how
QUICKLY n helps. Thi . simple rem
cdy antIscpticixes tho digestive organs
and draws on impurities. The Whit
man Drug company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15
LABOR N CONGRESS NOW
STRONGER TRAN N PAST
United Press Service

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. TO-.
|tTrndcs uni0nisn In more adequately
represented In the Bixty-sccond con.
grcss than In tho history Of the Union
movement According 10 q list Just
made public BY the American Fedora.
ti0n of Labor here. there arc fifteen
Representatives In IN. house who car
~ union cards. ana who meet fre-
aucnily 10 discuss legislation affecting
N" worklBgmon. No attempt In made
to formulate measures nj these con-
forcncos. and there 10 no lobby
formod--thc members merely meet.
INK for discussion Of matters Of intsr.
est to union labor. Tho meetings are
also held on the specific understand.
ing that the participants arc not
pledged to the support Of various
measures.
The fifteen union labor representa-
iives and tho organizations Of which
they nrc members. are:
Wilson. W. -. Pennsylvania. coal
miners. democrat.
Lee. Robert u. ..Ponnsyivania. black.
smiths. democrat.
: Martin. John A.. Colorado. iocomo.
tive frcmcn. democrat.
Cary. Vim. j.. commercial tclcgra
ph.rs republican. Wisconsin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15

(Not Coal Lands)
Department Of the Interior, Unltsd
States Land OOcs at Lakevjev.

mot Coal Lands)
Department Of the Interior, Unitsd
States Land O0cs at Laksview,
Oregon. November II. 1871.
Notice 10 hsrsoy given that Charles
q Wosdsn. whoss posto0ee address
10 klamath Fails. Oregon. did. % The
18th day Of October. 1911. Ne n
this once sworn statsmsst aad sppli-
cation. No. ososs. 70 purchase Ne
sh swk. ss& 10. M NWk. -.
Is. twp. 81 O.. Faaes 10 D.. WIllan-
cite meridian. and the timber tAses-
On. under the provislons of ne 81
known - the 80 Of June ., 1878. asa
acts amcndatory. known - The ''Tin.
bsr and Stone Law" at sueh vsius -
might b axed By sppsaissmsat. and
that. pursuant TO such applieation.
the land and timber thsreon have
bssa appraised at . total Of elSe. he
timber estimated at &c., board
feet at q pes ~. anl the laaA q $50:
that said applicant win oiRss Anal
proof IN support Of bic application
and sworn statement on the 18th day
Of January. 1919. before O. n. d
Lap. county cierk Of klamath couaty.
at klamath Fails. Orseoa.
Any psrson b q liberty to protest
this purchase before satry. or initiate
contest at any time before patent
Issues. By Cling . ecrrobosatsd a.
davit In this o0ce. alleging fAets
which would defeat the eatyy.
4. ". 0RT0N.
ll.ls-l.l0h RsOlBees.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15
MACHINE MADE CARTRIDGES
TO REFORM Bis INDUSTRIES
Captain In Austrian Artillery Invents
Device for Turning Out Msn.kiIicrs
st lsais of $4,000 pr hour-Ass-
tris Bsys Apt,asatss
United Press Service

United Press Servre
VIENNA. Jan. Manufacture oi
cartridges Ia likely 10 be revolution
ixcd by u device Invented by Captain
Won licnrIquex. an Austrian artillery
ofiicer. Ten Of the machines have nj.
ready been ordered by the Austrian
government.
Cartridge case. powder and bullet
are poured Into three tunnels Of an
automatic machine. which measures
the powder. loads the case. adds the
bullet. controls the length Of the cart.
ridge and nnaiiy rejects faulty pro-
ducts and piles up the perfect result.
Three men work the machine. which
makes 10. 900 cartridges an hour.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15
For County Treasurer

hereby announce myslcf ms a candi.
date for the nomination for Treas.
urer Of klamath County on the Re-
publican ticket. subject TO the will
Of the people at primary election
to be held on April is. 1919. JAY
MANNING.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For PROSECUTING Attorney

For District Attorney f0r Klamath
and Lake counties. Oregon. on the
Republican ticket JOHN IRWIN.
subject 20 the primary nomination
10 bc held April Is. 1912.
hereby respectfully announce my.
self candidate for tho republican
nomination for Proseodting Attor.
, ncy for klamath anh Lake coun.
ties. subject TO tho viii Of the vot-
ers at the primary election TO bs
held on the 1stb Of April. 1913.
d. v. KUYKENUALL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15

hereby announce myself Q candi-
date for the nomination for sheriff
on the Republican ticket. subject
10 the will OF the voters At the pri-
mary election to be held on April
Is, 1919. c. G. LOW.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Not Coal I.snds)

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land once at Lakcview
Oregon. December II. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that John J
Cunningham Of Boz 6+S. Tacoma
Washington. who. on April IS. 1910,
made timber and stone application
No. o33?s. for r sEk. Nwk Sen
Swh NEk. Section s. Township 81
s.. Range 10 f.. Willamette Meridian
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15

I hereby announce myself . candidate
for the Republican nouinstion for
Sheriff Of klamath county. subject
to the will Of the voters at the pri-
mary election to be held April Is.
1919. OSCAR L. GARTER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15

I hereby announce myself q candidate
for the nomination for Assessor Of
klamath county on the Democratic
ticket. subject 10 the will Of the
people at the primary election to
be held on April Is. 1919. J.P.
LEE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15

Are you interested In KLAMATH
COUNTYi II %. see the Stephens.
Hunter Realty Co. They have some
GOOD bargains.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-01-15

Temple thsatsr. Matinee daily. 3:30
p. N. Evening. 6rst performance.
7:I6. continuous.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02
MEETING FOR MEN
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Evangelist EVart VIII Conduct Ser
vices at the Columbia Thcatcr.

The FIRST week of the Campaign
for Others now being conducted by
Evangelist Evarts Of Boston at the
Trinity Baptist church. closed with a
most enjoyable service Friday evening.
All this week Mr. Evarts has been Civ
ing his course on How to Win Souls
and training the church members Ia
methods OF personal work
Next week he will preach each night
on subjects relating to the deepening
of the spiritual life. and will follow
this up with two weeks of work dl-
rectlv for the unconverted
Rev. W. a. King and his people
are greatly encouraged and are look
ing forward to a most successful work
eliminating in the conversion Of many
souls.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Evarts will
speak and Miss Selma LadzinsH VIII
sing at a special meeting for men only
at the Columbia thoater at $3.50
o'clock. and they viii have charge
of the service at the church in the
evening when the subject will be re
generation"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02
CHAUTAUOUA BOARD
TRANSLATES BUSINESS
win Not Build an Auditorium For the
Program This Year.

The Marion county Chautauqua
executive board met Friday evening
in the office Of the president of the
association, w. ~. Jones, and transact
ed several matters pertaining to next
summers chau,auqua. The project OF
building an auditorium in which to
hold the programs was given up, and
1t was decided 10 rent tent which
will be put up on the fairgrounds as
lat former chautauquas. The only dif-
ference will be in the size of the tent
which will be much larger than the
one used last summer.
The program Will begin on Satur'
day, July 20, and win last nine days
The printed programs will be in the
hands Of the officers by April, and the
tickets will also be available at that
time. Office room mas been secured
at the Strayer drug store, and Will be
I'm charge OF Miss Cora Virden.
The program which Is being pre-
pared by the committee, promises IL
be one of the best ever offered on
"a chautauqua platform. Only one
date remains to be secured, in order
to complete the list of talented enter
tmners who will appear in Marion
this summer
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
Filled by Mrs. S. D. Greek
baum Who Has Been Mar
ried 81 Years.
Judge W. Il. Scolicld Holds Court This
NlOrning--Georgc Gcran Appointed
Guardian of Florence Coulter and
E'stclla Ault, Minors, In Partition
Suit.

Joint answers to a petition filed
filed some time ago by Robert w. Rice
as township ditch supervisor of Scott
township against c. S. Shumaker and
others, in which the supervisor alleges
that $120 is due him from the de-
PENDANTS for the completion Of the
ditch. were filed in the common pleas
court Friday afternoon by c c. Hous-
er, S. T. Smith and II. G. Rice through
their Attorneys Mouscr & Moloney
In the answers the defendants deny
that at the time mentioned in the pc
tition of the plaintiff he was duly
elected and qualified ditch supervisor
of Scott township.
They admit tnat c. Il. Shumaker
purchased at public outcry in Decem-
Der. 1909. certain uncompleted work
on ditch in Scott township for
$t11.62. and deny all other allega-
tions.
c. f. shumaker did begin to clean
the ditch, the defendants state, but
was forced TO abandon the work be-
cause OF weather conditions i'm the
spring of 1910 and that he did this
with the knowledge Of the supervisor
They also state that on and after
May. 1910, Shumaker was ready and
willing to clean the ditch but was
directed and commanded not to dc
so by the plaintiff who said IT would
destroy the crops along the banks
Of the ditch.
The answer also alleges that the
plaintiff. with agents and servants
thpn proceeded 10 clean a norton of
the ditch and that the defendants
We're prevented from doing the work
by the plaintiff.
on the above grounds, the defend
ants ask that the case be dismissed