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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11
TEAM WILL PRACTICE

Having no game scheduled for this
afternoon. the Hammond high school
baseball team will devote its time to
practice work in preparation for their
game with Michigan City on the fol-
lowing Saturday, May IS.
This will be Hammond's second game
with Michigan City this season, and al
though they lost tn elrst series with
Michigan City the local team have high
hopes of defeating them in their next
contest.
At meeting of the high school
classes 1t was decided not to hold the
inter-class meet this year and instead
the freshman and sophomore meet will
be held at Harrison park this after
noon. From the interest taken in the
meet there will be a large crowd and
both the sophs and freshies are figur-
ing on claiming the winning points.
The local athletes are showing a
great deal of spirit this year and are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11
FRIEDMAN
IDENTIFIES
STOLEN AUTO

The grey Speedway auto, license No
S3S1-Ill., that was stolen from Chicago
the fore part of the week, was seen 60
ing through East Chicago Wednesday
by Jacob Friedman, who was positive
of the license number and color of the
machine.
Although Mr.. Friedman has not turn
ed detective, he said he wondered at
the time the machine went through
East Chicago whether il was stolen or
not and did not know until yesterday
afternoon when he saw the description
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11
INDIGESTION GOES
AND YOUR STOMACH
FEELS FINE AGAIN

There would not be a case of indi-
gestion here IL readers who are sub
Ject to Stomach trouble knew the ire
mendous anti-ferment and digestive
virtue contained in Diapepsin. This
harmless preparation will digest a
heavy meal without the slightest fuss
or discomfort and relieve the sourest
acid stomach in Eve minutes, besides
overcoming all foul, Nauseous doors
from the breath.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly written on each
50-cent case of Papes Diapepsin. then
you will readily understand why this
promptly cures Indigestion and re-
moves such symptoms as Heartburn,
a feeling like a lump OF lead in the
stomach. Belching of Gas Fluctuations
of undigested food water brash.
Nauseau. Headache. Billiousness and
many other bad symptoms: and be-
keep your stomach. liver and intestines
clean and fresh.
II your Stomach IS sour and full of
gas, or your food doesn't digest and
your meals don't seem to fit, why not
get a 5o-cent case from your druggist
and make life worth living? Absolute
relief from stomach misery and per-
feet digestion of anything you eat is
sure 10 follow FIVE minutes after, and
besides. one 50-cent case Is sufficient
to cure a whole family of such trouble
Surely, a harmless. inexpensive prep
aration life Pape's Diapepsin. which
viii always. either at daytime or dur
ing night, relieve your stomach misery
and digest. your meals. is about as
handy and valuable thing as you
could have in the house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11

WHY ARE YOU NOT A TIMES
READER7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11
FLIRTING WIDOW AT
NEW ORPHEUM

Another big musical comedy Will hold
forth at the Orpheum starting Monday
afternoon and continuing for the early
part of next week. This time it is The
Flirting Widow" that has been con-
verified to tabloid form and is now be-
ing offered as a vaudeville attraction
The Flirting Widow is of French
origin. which undoubtedly accounts for
the vim and snap of its dialogue and
situations. A real plot runs through
the piece. While in its Partisan version
the comedy is said to have been a lit
tie stronger than might be relished by
Americans, it has been thoroughly
purged by it's translators.
The company is a large one and num-
bers almost a score of pretty women
who will be seen in gowns of latest
Partisan creation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11

heard of since. Upon investigating the
case this morning it found that
Mrs. Fisher is in very destitute cir
cumstances and has three small chill
dren to care for. This missing man
was employed by John Scnmueser as
a painter and when working, never
brought but very little money homo.
He is known to be heavy crfnker and
upon looking at the records it was
found that he was arrested and releas-
ed May 1st on a charge of drunkenness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11
Gun Club Shoot.

The third regular shoot of the Ham
mond Gun club will be held tomorrow
afternoon. Inasmuch as the next league
shoot will be held on the both of this
month. at the South Shore ountry club,
it is hoped that there viii be a good
attendance of members tomorrow to
get into practice for the league event.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11

eagerly waiting for the outcome of
the county, state and northern Indi-
ana meets in which they have entered.
Hard training work is being done ev-
cry night and so far chances look
glowing for the Hammond boys.
The state meet will be held at Bloom
ington May IS, Lake county meet May
IS. and the northern Indiana meet on
June 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11
What Lawyer Says.

According to a lawyer intimately
connected with the saloon interests
brewery attorneys do not believe that
the reduction In saloon licenses in Gary
will be knocked out when the case is
taken up to the supreme court. The
city fees were reduced from $500 TO
5000 and Judge Kope1ke's ruling in con-
nection with one test case that the city
must accept 5000 will be reversed, so
the lawyer in question says.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11
GARY REGISTRATION.

Second day of registration in Gary
yesterday rolled up nearly more 500
names, giving the city a total registra-
ton of 1920, although these figures
may be slightly revised before the day
ends.
Revised figures of the poll by pre-
cfDcts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11
CALUMET
AVENUE
QUESTION

THE TIMES acknowledges the receipt
of the following communication:
In view of the fact that the Daily
News is a public paper, and the ques-
ton at issue is of vital Importance; not
only to one side of our city, but to the
good and welfare of the city of Ham
mond, we wish to state through its
columns few things:
Hammond is no village, nor are its
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11

of the machine in THE TIMES.
Two young colored boys between the
ages of 16 and Is. were in the car and
were driving on Forsyth avenue going
towards Indiana Harbor. Mr.. Fried
man stated that he is positive this was
the stolen car and reported the matter
to the police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-11
Husband Deserts Family.

Mrs. Charles Fisher TO 15oth street
reported to the police this morning
that her husband left home last Mon
day morning and has not been seen oil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-18
TIMELY HINTS ON
HAIR AND COMPLEXION

The trying months of summer will
touch lightly the hair that is sham
pooed with canthrox. teaspoonful of
which dissolved in cup of hot water
is ample for thorough cleansing.
After canthrox shampoo the hair
takes on a silky softness and beauti-
ful lnster and the roots are so
strengthened that the sun will not
have the blighting effect so notice.
able with hair Improperly cared for.
Wind and sun will not freckle or
tan the skin protected with q simple
spurmax lotion. This is prepared by
dissolving ounces of spurmax in "
pint witch hazel Tor hot water). then
adding 2 teaspoonfus glyeerine. The
spurmax lotion is invisible when on,
is not affected by wind or perspira
ton, and its daily use rapidly dispels
the sallow, oily condition and imparts
to any complexion a rose-tint and
charming softness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-18
GARDiN r.

Gardiner. Me-. June T.-(Speciar.-
Burleigh adherents went wild with
enthusiasm here, tonight, when 1t was
announced that his vote more than
doubled the combined totals of Heath
and Powers. The vote stood: Bur-
leigh 221. Heath, so, Powers g.
For Governor Haines won out with
163 to IS for Boothby and 81 for
Shaw.
Colby Getchell ran safely ahead in
the sheriff contest with las to 70 for
James III. Pinkham and As for Willis
Pinkham.
Newell Reed received 80 votes as
candidate for Legislature. with 243 for
Chester Bean.
In the only Democratic contest. that
for county commissioner. William r.
Frost received 81 votes, James Beck
had II and John Gleason II.
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FAYETTE.

Fayette, Me, June 17.-(SpeciaD.-
Following are the results where there
were contests I'm the primaries. today:
U. S. senator. Burleigh %, Heath II,
Powers l; Governor. Boothby 6, Haines
%, Shaw 0; congressman, Goodwin 25,
Hamlin O; State senators, Allen 49,
Dutton Is Reynolds 3. Shaw IA. Still.
phen 8; sheriff. Getchell 20. James
Pinkham 5, Willis Pinkham 8, repre-
sentative TO Legislature, Peacock a.
Mace Z. Democrats: county commits
soner. Beck 3, Gleason ,.
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BENTON.

Benton. Me. June 17.-tSpeciaD.-
Following is the vote where there were
contests in the primaries here. today:
L. S. senator. Burleigh 3s. Heath 6,
Powers 0; Governor, Boothby 4, Haines
80, Shaw .; congressman, Goodwin 3S.
Hamlin Z: state senator, Allen %, Dut-
tor IS, Reynolds 27. Shaw "a, Stilphen
8; sheriff, Getchell 35. James Pinkham
4. Willis Pinkham 81 Rep. to Legisla-
ture, Eastman 40 Democrats, county
commissioner, Beck ,, Frost 0, Glea-
son Z.
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MADISON.

Madison, Me, June 17.-tSpeeiaD.-
Following are the returns where there
today: United States senator, Bur-
leigh 115, Heath "A, Powers 40; Gov
ernor. Boothby &c. Haines 167. Shaw
Al, congressman, Goodwin 189, Ham
lin Al; State senator. Bearce los. Col
by 159. Green Sc, Walker 90; county
attorney Gibbs 100, Folsom 40, Smith
20; register of probate. Fowler 1S1,
Steward 49, sheriff, Crowell 100.
Mooers Ill county commissioner,
Herrick 112, Osborne SO: county treas
urer, Fellows 223, Sanders ZIG.
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LITCHFIELD.

Litchfield, Me, June 17.-(SpeciaD.-
Following is the vote where there We're
contests in the primaries here, today:
United States senator, Burleigh 81,
Heath 81, Powers 2; Governor, Booth
by 10, Haines 40, Shaw II; congress-
man. Goodwin 80, Hamlin AZ; State
senators. Allen 81. Dutton AZ. Rey-
nolds 40. Shaw Al. Stilphen 16, sher-
if, Getchell Sc. j. Pinkham s. w. Pink
ham 10; representative to Legislature,
Chick GA, Cochrane IL. Democrats,
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MON MOUTH.

Monmouth Me, June T.-(SpeciaD.-
Following are results where there We're
contests in the primaries here, today:
Il. S. senator. Burleigh rs, Heath 60,
Powers ?; Governor Boothby 8, Haines
SO, Shaw 81; congressman, Goodwin IS,
Hamlin SO: State senators, Allen 1907.
Dutton SO. Reynolds 10, Shaw So. Still
phen 80: sheriff. Getehell 81, James
Pinkham 81. Willis Pinkham u; Rep
to Legislature, Chick 90. Coehrane o.,
Clough 6. Democrats County commits
sioner, Beck, 10. Frost l, Gleason 4,
Req. to Legislature. Blaisdell, %.
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VAssALB oRo.

Vassalboro. Me-. June 17.-(SpeciaD.-
Following are the returns where there
We're contests in the primaries here,
toay; U. S. senator, Burleigh 1879,
Heath 30, Powers 0: Governor, Booth
by %, Haines 140, Shaw 7. State sena-
tors, Allen 113. Dutton 120, Reynolds
IA. Shaw IS, Stilphen 10; sheriff. Getch-
ell So. James Pinkham %. Willis Pink
ham 81; Rep. to Legislature, Cook AS.
Drummond 20. Democrats: County
commissioner, Beck 7, Frost l, Glea-
son g.
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OAKLAND.

Oakland Me, June 17.-(SpeciaD -
Following are the returns where there
We're contests in the primaries here. to-
day: u. S. senator urleigh IS. Heath
As. Powers /: Governor. Boothby 81,
Hainea 80, Shaw 25: congressman.
Goodwin So. Hamlin Al; State senators.
Allen IS, Dutton 20. Reynolds SO, Shaw
SIS. Stilphen 10; sheriff, Getchell Sc. j.
Pinkham q. w. Pinkham 3; Rep. to
Legislature, Scribner So Spaulding Is.
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SIDNEY.

Sidney Me, June l7.-(speciaD.- The
results where there were contests in
the primaries today. were as follows:
U. S. senator. Burleigh 81 Heath IS,
Powers 0: Governor. Boothby L..
Haines 81. Shaw s; congressman,
Goodwin 10. Hamlin 25 State senator,
Allen 80, Dutton SO. Reynolds AZ, Shaw
%, Stilphen IL; sheriff, Getchell IS,
James Pinkham IT, Willis Pinkham 20:
Rep. to Legislature. Scribner SO,
Spaulding 30. Democrats: County COM
missioner, Beck 8. Frost l, Gleason 10;
Rep. to Legislature. Rogers s. Yea
ton 9.
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CHELSEA.

Chelsea, Me. June 17.-(SpeciaD.-
Following is the vote where there were
contests in the primaries here, today:
II. s. senator. Burleigh 35. Heath 2.
Powers | Governor, Boothby 6, Haines
"A, Shaw /. congressman. Goodwin 25.
Hamlin Il; State senator. Allen 20,
Button 90 Reynolds IS. Shaw IA. Still
phen is; sheriff, Getchell 7, James
Pinkham II, Willis Pinkham 20; Rep.
to Legislature. Thompson 395. Demo-
Gratis: County commissioner, Beck 233,
Frost L. Gleason 2.
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The State Senators.

For State senators in Kennebec
county, Joseph w. Allen, Mt. Vernon;
Frank L. sDutton, Augusta and We'll
lington T. Reynolds, Winslow are nom
mated. Colby Getehell is probably
nominated for sheriff Representatives,
to the Legislature: Byron Boyd and
Willis T.. Swift. Augusta are nomi
nated also Edward Fl. Cook. Vassal-
boro; Charles w. Jones. China: Dana
c. Skillin, Hallowell: Ellsworth Il.
Peacock, Readield; Fred Cyr, Water
Vile and Gorham c. Carr, Waterville.
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MANCHESTER.

Manchester Me, June 17.-(SpeciaD.
Following is the vote where there
were contests in the primaries here, to-
day: g. s. senator. Burleigh 20, Heath
II. Powers 0; Governor. Boothby IL,
Haines 81. Shaw /; congressman, Good
win 50, Hamlin 81; State senator. Allen
S.. DItton AZ, Reynolds AZ, Shaw %,
Stilphen 10; sheriff, Getchell II. James
Pinkban "a, Willis Pinkham 20. Dem
ocrats: Beck 3. Frost 2. Gleason 0.
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SOUTH GARDINER.

West Gardiner. Me-. June H--(SpeciaD.
Following, are returns from primaries
where there were contests here. today:
u. S. senator. Burleigh 81. Heath 3, Pow
ers 2: governor. Boothby 3, Haines so,
Shaw 60; State senator. Allen 43, Dutton
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FARMINGDALE.

Farmingdale. Me. June 17.-(Spe-
ciaD. Following is the vote where
there were contests in the primaries
here, today: United States senator.
Burleigh 40, Heath 4, Powers 0; Gov
ernor. Boothby 4. Haines 46. Shaw g.;
congressman. Goodwin S3, Hamlin %;
State senator, Allen II, Dutton SO,
Reynolds H. Shaw 16. Stilphen as:
sheriff Getchell 81. James Pinkham II,
Willis Pinkham 10. Democrats, coun-
ty commissioner, Beck 2, Frost /,
Gleason 0.
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RICHMOND

Richmond. Me, June 17,-(speciaD.
Following is the primary vote here.
today, contested offices being given:
u. S. senator. Burleigh 81, Heath As.
Powers 8; Governor. Boothby 3,
Haines 81, Shaw 65 Democrats. sher-
iff, Brown 5. Pease "a; county COM
missioner, Greenleaf It, Kelley 10.
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SOUTH CHINA.

South China. Me, June 17.-(SpeciaD.
Following are the returns where
there were primaries here. today: U.
S. senator, Burleigh 60. Heath 3S2.
Powers 0; Governor Boothby :, Haines
80 Shaw 6; congressman, Goodwin e.,
Hamlin IS; State senators, Allen 40,
Dutton 3d. Reynolds u. Shaw 40, Still
phen IA; sheriff Getchell SO, James
Pinkham s. Willis Pinkham As: Rep. to
Legislature, Fuller 49, Jones go. DEM
ocrats: Beck II, Frost 0. Gleason 4.
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MT. VERNON.

Mt. Vernon, Me. June 17.-(Specian
Following are the results. today
where there were contests in the pri-
maries: u. s. senator. Burleigh 49,
Heath 10, Powers o; Governor, Boothby
IL, Haines 100, Shaw 8: congressman,
Goodwin 81. Hamlin 81. State senators.
Allen 10l, Dutton 779. Reynolds So.
Shaw 81, Stilphen Il; sheriff, Getchell
A, James Pinkham p. Willis Pinkham
So; Rep. to Legislature, Peacock 66.
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ALBION.

Albion. Me. June fspeciaD =
The results in the vote here, today.
where there We're contests is as fol-
lows: United States senator Burleigh
81, Heath SO, Powers /; Governor,
Boothby 5, Haines =, Shaw O.; con-
gresham, Goodwin 63. Hamlin s.:
State senators, Allen 81, Dutton As,
Reynolds So, Shaw 81 Stilphen 4 :;
sheriff. Getchell At. j. Pinkham 10, w.
Pinkham IL. Democrats: county com
missioner, Beck 10, Frost 2, Gleason 6.
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CLINTON.

Clinton, Me, June H.-(SpeciaD. Fol-
lowing are reports from primaries where
there We're contests here. today: U. S.
senator Burleigh ga, Heath 35, Powers q;
governor, Boothby II. Haines SO. Shaw 4;
congressman. Goodwin 80. Hamlin lS;
State senator, Allen As, Dutton AZ, Rey-
nolds "a, Shaw SO, Stilphen Is; sheriff.
Getchell rs, Pinkham. Willis Pinkham g..
Democrats. county commissioner. Beck
IL, Frost /, Gleason 81.
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county commissioner, Beck 10, Frost
WINDSOR.

Windsor Me-, June 17.-tSpeciaD.-
Following is the vote where there were
contests in the primaries. today: Unit
ed States senator, Burleigh 81, Heath
S. Powers 3 Governor. Boothby 8,
Haines AZ. Shaw l; State senators.
Allen ., Dutton AZ. Reynolds SO. Shaw
20. Stilphen 4 sheriff, Getchell 3,
James Pinkham /, Willis Pinkham SO;
representative to Legislature. Fuller
26, Jones 30.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
Burleigh Wins Over Heath and Pow
ers--1848 to 437 to 1877

Ellsworth. Me-. June 11-(SpeciaD.--
The total vote for United States SEN
ator IN Hancock county. with two
small towns missing, is as follows:
Burleigh. 1S4S; Heath. 437 Powers, l37.
Pittsfield for 5urleigh.
Pittsfleld, Me, June 17.-(Special).-
Following was the result of the pri-
maries. today. where the heads of the
Republican ticket were concerned U.
S. senator, Burleigh 1855. Heath 81.
Powers st; Governor, Boothby as.
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THE BULLETINS.
Continued from Page one.)

contests in the primaries, today: u S.
senator, Burleigh 49, Heath 10. Powers L;
governor Boothby 6. Haines 80, Shaw s.;
congressman, Goodwin 81, Hamlin g.;
State senator, Allen AZ, Dutton 81, Rey-
nolds "a. Shaw II, Stilphen /; sheriff.
Getchell a. j. Pinkham, w. Pinkham 9;
Rep. to Legislature, Peacock %, Mace 2S.
Democrats, county commissioner, Beck 2.
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WATERVlLLE.
SUPERIOR COURT.
kennebeo ss-June Term, Fred Emery
Beane, Justice Presiding.

Waterville June II
Court came in at 10 o'clock, this
morning.
The jury not being in attendance. to-
day. on account of the Primary cleo
lions, the day was taken up in DISPOSE
tion of court cases
Adjourned. until tomorrow morning.
at 10 O'Clock
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as. Reynolds q. Shaw "a. Stinphen q
sheriff, Getchell 25. James Pinkham 30
Willis Pinkham A. Rep. to Legislature
Skillin CO. Democrat. county commissions
er, Beck 2. Frost 8.
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Mace 81. Democrats: County commits
sioner, Beck 8, Frost 0. Gleason L.
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Haines 249, Shaw q. For auditor CAL
lahan received 2s3 Governor Plaisted
had one vote.
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Returns sealed until tomorrow.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-19
sun THEATER REOPENS

The sun theater reopened yester-
day with one of the cleanest bright
est and amusing bills ever offered
at this popular little theater. The
most OF II Is so good that II IS worth
seeing twice and none Of it lacks In
interest. The Imperial Musical trio.
in a brilliant melange Of melody and
harmony, was one Of the big surprises
OF the splendid bill. This is one OF
the best musical offerings presented
az the sun this season. their selec-
tlons are popular The cOrnet solo OF
Miss May DeI.aire Is one of the fea-
ture numbers ana she received many
encores. The costuming Of their act
Is magnificent, many rapid changes
are made That the legitimate stage
Is constantly contributing 10 the ranks
Of vaudeville Is amply proven at the
appearance of Grace Diamond and
company, who are presenting a sketch
that is far superior TO anything ever
seen here from artistic standpoint.
Miss D'Armond is supported by Mr..
Joseph Banister who Is possibly one
OF the greatest character artists in
vaudeville. The sketch is very clever
and made splendid impression.
Bristow and Warner, presenting
"Marys Birthday kept the audience
in a roar OF laughter. Some very good
balancing Is presented by the ''Rube
Kid" Of the act, Whilee the Country
Miss sings several songs. Mary May
presents a pleasing little singing and
talking stunt that more than made
good. The Sunlscope is presenting
two fine pictures. Taking an in all
this is one Of the most pleasing bills
OF the season.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-19
Thc Ian on HIs SAD.

The New York pedestrian took MS
time in crossing Broadway.
lie knew his rights and meant to as
sert them.
Just the day before learned judge
had declared from the bench that
bedestrians we're not required by law
to avoid vehicles IN the streets
The pedestrian had read this deci-
sion and knew the statutes were ON
his side.
He advanced smartly.
The next moment he was seraped by
a motorcycle, jostled hy taxlcab MT
by a runabout, bumped by touring
car and run over by an auto-truck.
He wrote to the learned Judge from
the hospital detailing the facts
And the learned judge wrote back;
''You acted strictly In accordance
with the law."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-19
Mann Nnmes on PetIllon.

Springfield, ms, Jan. 19.--When
United States Senator shelby NJ Cul-
lom's petition for the primary was
Aled. he gained handicap over his
progressive Republican opponent.
Hugh s. Magill VI Bureau county
estimate at 25.000 votes.
Postmaster Wheeler. Of Springfield,
went 10 the stachouse at 9 o'clock
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-19
Ton Much Money.

Did you try counting sheep for your
psomnia?"
"Yes, Doctor but ! made mess OF
ii. I counted 10000 sheep put 'em on
the cars and shipped 'em 10 market
The wad Of money / got for 'em made
noe afraid TO go to sleep."-Loulsyille
Courier Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-19

London, an. 10.--Visconnt Dangan
Is the latest addition 70 the little stage
colony Of British nobility. He has
Just secured a ten word part In "A
MESSAGE from Mars" under the name
OF Arthur Wellesley
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-19

New York, Jan. 49, because he
brlbed a policeman in connection with
the theft Of 100000 pounds of meat
from the insane asylum, Simon Katz-
onsteln was branded from the bench
as the "meanest CRATER and sent 10
prison.