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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL
Students Make Big Hit In
Giving OpefGtta

The Merry lIHkmsids- vas pre-
senIeG BY members OF the UT VerEoa
high school and several alumni before
an Ove-50Eing house II the schOOl
auditorium Friday evening Long be
fore time fO- the curtain 70 rise the
large auditorium was completely fIIe1
and many we're Unable 20 remain Ov-
ing 20 the crowded condition OF the
standing room at the rear For this
reason and on the request Of 1Eose
N charge Of the show
The oPerestz was produced IN an
excellent manner Every one taking
Vart did exceedingly veil Friday ev-
ening and taking II a. q whOl=- the
entertainment was reuzrkzbLE well
gTvA The songs were rendered
Beautifully and were plainly under
stood TIE enuncizriOa beng vsry
clear IN all OF then
The st0ry OF the opera L. . very
pretty ore zz vel ss comic Il wOUE5
zO- Be Eeu o tell IL howsver- zS II
might II Z degree SPOIL tie ezEsrJztn-
menr anE Interest Os thCs@ whO wlII
attend tEis evening
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-21
ARREST
Of Nan Here On A Charge
OF Grand Larceny
Alleged he Stole S74 Worth
OF JeWeIry
In The Village OF Utica On
Friday Morning

Philip KOerDsr wss arrested Friday
evening by OEieer George and vas
iOeked in the county Jail after he had
disposed Of a large amount Of feweiry
al 5Ocsl pawn shop He Is sllege6
TO have stolen the ie~elTy al his
rOOming horse ar Utica and then
boarded freight train for 3lt- Yer
non as soon afterWard a. possible
Late Friday afternoon the local
police department received q tese-
phone message from Marshal Hobbs
OF Utica asking that lookout be kept
for EOerber who had started towards
Mt Vernon on q freight train after
having made . getaway from that
JOvn With a number Of articles OF
yzIue- which 6e Is alleged to have
stolen
OEcer George arrested the man
shortly after he had disposed o. sew
erzI articles Pawn tickets were
found in his possession
Saturday morning Marshal Hobbs
arrived IN the city TO take charge 0f
the prisoner He informed the local
police that the man Is alleged 10 have
stolen S74 worth OF ieEelrT from the
house where lie has Seen rOOming
for some time
RoeEser formerly resided IN M1-
vernon and was e1PIoyed here Iast
pEev5ouz 70 bis acceptance OF P0ss-
ton IN Criez-
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RACING BEGINS At ~oo0alNE

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-21
MARTINSBURG
High School Commencement
On Friday Evening

The Bsrtinsburg higL .ehOol com
meneement was held in faa toEn hall
a. that place Friday eveliIz- 4 class
q i've vas graduated The class ad-
dress was given By Re- Brown Of
GAINESVILLE. The hall was completely
filled Efth proud parsn-- aad friends
Of the graduates
This evening the alumni banquet
viii be held and a iafge number Of
alumni members are eEDected from
various points throuzE0-t the state.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-21
REPORT
Shows Green Valley Dog Had
The Rabies

4 report from the eEzminztion Of
the dog that bit slr- CazrIes Patter-
son Of Green VALLEY six days ago. wss
received By Health OfEceF Blair from
Columbus Friday evenilz stating thai
the animal vas rsbid- WfthOut loss
OF time IIr- Patterson made arrange
ments and left SaturdsT morning fO-
Columbus TO take treatments
TIE dog Is reported 10 have attack
ed several animals before II vas pr
sued almost TO Sparta and Ess final
~ killed The head was sent 70 Col
uIHbus Tor examination
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-21
Offers
To Give SIOD Toward En-
NETT Memorial Fund

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TWO missing BOYS
DEAD IN feed BOX

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DISCUSS
new TREATY

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WILL HEAR
PAPA TALK

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NOTICE TO BEP0SIT0Rs

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White IS Confident
OF STRIKE SETTLEMENT

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QUARREL
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Deeds FHes-

Deeos Fneo-
P J. Parker. sheriff. to C. E
Beeaey. % acres in Wsyns. $3.50.
P J. Parker. sheriff. 70 II G. and
H z. Levsring, 122 acres in Wayne.
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Iz3 acres in Wayne $500
Charles d. Murphy to Austin 7.
Spindler part LOT 40 H B. Curtis ad-
ditidh to eity. ST.
Grant R Smith to the Ohio Fuel
Supply Co. parcel in Clinton $500
Austin 7 SpindIer 70 Media Taft.
part lots - and 40. H B Curtis ad.
ditiQn 20 city, 81
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RIVER CAPT.
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EVANGELIST NABBED
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COURT HOUSE NOTES
Verdict fer Plsir;iH-

In the case Of Huntsberzer vs.
Penn. the iaTT in the court Of com
mon pleas. returned a verdict for the
plain;iE in tie sun Of sI1sgs friday
noon
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Marriage Lieenss-
H. b. May. lsboTer. and Helena
sharkeE, both Of UT Veru6L Rev
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-14

would have had us go down to
almost certain death rather than
give UP the throne:
Would the spirits of our faith
ers ever have forgotten us had
we allowed the emperor to face
such .danger?" she asked.
While the empress was grant
ing her last audience, the >Repub
licans were arranging that even,
the name of the oldest nation in
the world should be changed. ,
The Empire of China is to pass
into history, and the Republic of
Ching-Hwa to come into being.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-14
TAFT STOPSINQUIRYINTO
SENATOR'S ELECTION

Washington, Feb. IA SEN
ate investigation into the man
ner of the election of Senator Du-
pont, (Rep., Del. }, has been stop
ped by President Taft.
Taft nominated Cornelius P.
Swain for United States marshal
of Delaware. Swain was under
orders to appear before senate
subcommittee on charges of US
ing money in Dupont's cam
paign. --..-
Taft talked the affair over
with Attorney General Wicker
sham, and then withdrew his
nomination of Swain. 1t is I'm
derstood that the senate will
drop the investigation into Du-.
points election. Thus one more
scandal is choked off.
-O-O-
Writer says Boss Cox of Gin
>cinnati has a hard, intangible
surface" So had our new auto
tires, the agent said. But they
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-14

TEN HOUR LAW HEkE
One hundred Chicago women,
supporters of the women's ten,
hour law, will go to Springfield,
Saturday to lend their moral sup
port to the fight before the Hi
nois supreme court to establish
the constitutionality of the law.
An attack on the law is being
made by the Charleston hotel,
Charleston, ILL.,, and is directed
at the sections referring to hotel
and restaurant workers. Louis
D. Brandeis, "the peoples law
YER" has been retained by the
Womea's Trades Union League
to defend the law. 1t was due
mainly to his efforts in Ohio that
a similar statute there was de-
clared constitutional.
Among the Chicago delegation
are Mrs. Raymond Robins, Miss
Emma Steghagen, Miss. Mary
McEnerney, Miss leila Emerson
and Mrs. H. M. Wilmarth.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-14

X x 4 + + x X X
IT'S EASY TO DO x
X X 4 4 + 4 x X X + + X +
A Dissection Puzzle.
Can you cut this outline into
four pieces of axactly the same
size and shape? It's easy when
you know how.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-27
lightweight Openings

lightweight Openings - Manufhc-
turers have doubtless Rlvon less at
tentiOn Ia wool this week than they
otherwise would have done on nrv
count of the openings Of lightweight
goods on Thursday In New York,
whittier the attention Of the trade 81
n whole has Bsen TUNED. ShowinRn'
were made by the American WOODEN
Company. Mctcaif Bros, and some
others on staple lines of serges and
fancy woolcnH. Predictions Of mark
ed advances have not been wanting In
the trade for some time, IN View Of
the oensiansly inersaHlng values IN
wool.
Opening of llRhtwoighis In tho New
York goods market on Thursday fully
justified recent predictions as "a tho
advances likely To- be named. The
American WoOion Company apencd
staple lines OF woOlens aud worstcdu,
including BorRos. unfinished wOrsteds.
chevlotH, tiayH. venetlans. wool mix
lures, ETC., these goods showing an
advance Of rs 90 20 cents per yard
over last years prices. Mctcalf Bros.
also opened aergea Nd staple wer-
atedH on which they named advances
Of To i2h cents per yard. Gilbert
Bros. ala not open their staple lines,
although they have named advances
ON woolens Of 10 cents per sard'
other mills are 60 name prices on
their goods early next week.
I.ondon~-An advance Of fully 40
per cent all around las ooen made IN
London over the last series Ameri-
can buyers continue to take very con-
adorable quantities OF the inner So
lectlons OF crossbreds and i6a holds
a very strong position. Indeed some
very good f6s are said TO have been
taken for this side by mills on a basis
Of ~ cents IN tho grease laid down
Boston, Bradford has been a very
heavy operator az the sale, largely
ON American account according 20
general sunposition. probably 20 cover
on contracts made recently, although
eOme believe that there hiss been
some speculative buying on tho part
Of bradford canpmukefH Ia aidicipn-
tlon OF further good orders from this
side.
The Tarin~~on wednesday tho
Democrats IN tho senate attempted %
nave the Wnpf blll cnlled M, but
failed. on Thursday. however, they
secured q vote g0Qoflng the nual dla-
position 81 lhe Dill next Thuraday
jay fb. No enc II sure just what
tbs modpe oporpndl Nlll 80 in o|an9a-
Inc Of mo WOOL bIIl, nui there n very
general aaroement ~ fhe predictions
that there Hill ~ 10 lNrln revision %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-27
new MEXICO CLIP
CLEANED UP
Wool Brings Fairly Good
Prices; Prices Firm on All
Grades at Advance of a
Week Ago.

Boston. July 2f,---rha week has
seen a turnover Of fair amount Of
business IN the Boston wool market
in the way largely Of further sales of
territories. says the BOSTON CONNER
clai Bulletin. Included IN tho trans
actions were some spot woods. bat the
hulk OF tho trade has been on woods
10 arrive. Some Of the Texas woods
sold recently subject 20 aproyal upon
arrival have already been approved
and further lots are said 70 havO
been taken by tho same buyera
Prices arc arm AZ to adrepfo ~ n
week ago. ana this npplln4 .oll
Nfndca ~ wool, Dealers pnedle11uHs
lhfr advances. whieh aoem uHElun-
likely, but indeed probable in the noar
future, nnFllcnlafly IN view ~ tho
trend ~ pllfos az London ana tho
prices depsandosl lnttofly IN inc west
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-27
MUSIC LOVERS ARE
ANXIOUS1TG HEAR
Z MISS ALBRIGHT
Grand Opera Star Has Been
Asked by Many Friends
Here to Appear in Concert
Before Returning East.

Miss Claude Albright. famous IN
Europe and America. AK grand
opera star who Is now In Albuauer-
que on a vacation. the guest Of her
father. Cob j. q. Albright. has been
asked by many prominent music low
ers In the city TO appear In concert
before returning tn New YORK ON
September .. to fulfill her engage
ments. Those who are endeavoring
10 prevail upon Miss Albright Ia give
a concert, ara firm In the belief that
IL viii be- a number of years before
Albuquerque win have another OPP
portunIty tn hear her. II II not yet
known whether Miss Albright will
consent to appear IN concert here. be-
cause she had hoped To rest and en-
JOY her vacation without doing any
work In public. ON account ~ old
times sake and because this ~ her
homo town. Il ~ believed that Il VIII
be difficult Cor Miss Albright to de-
cline to grant the request OF her
friends and admirers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-27
JOE PEARCE DID
Il, SAYS LIEUT.. 4
COLLIER tHl
Mounted Policeman Gives Ari.
zOna Officer Credit for Cap
ture Of Leaders Of Mares
Rustler Gang.

That County Ranger Joe Pearoe OF
Apache county. Arizona. Is the man
who deserves the credit fo- the CAPE
tOre % Mares. Sanchez and Gutierrez
81 the Mares gang OF rustlors which
has been terrorizing eastern Arizona
ana western New Mexico. In the state
rnent made Oy John collier. lieuton-
ant of the New Mexico Mounted Po-
lice, who was In the city las. night
IN route To Holbrook. Arix., to round
NJ some men wanted IN that vicinity.
Iicut. collier disclRims any credit for
capturing tho rustiers. his services
consisting In bringing the prisoners
from 81 Johns To- Gallup. where they
had a hearing, Collier having pre-
viouHly made the men sign an agrce-
Tnent 10 waive extradition fOrmalities.
Collier says that the chase was
conducted under the auspices Of tho
sherln's office of Mckinley county,
hut thet Pcarce. practically single
handed. ran down and captured the
outlaws
Even the Indian trailers, who rem
dered valuable service In tracking
nOwn the rustlers. could not keep NJ
with the pace set by the indomita-
bile Arizona officer.
A previous statement IN this paper
that Collier had found the chase a
hard one arose from misunder-
stnding OF his remark that the long
ri0e to ~. Johns and Dack was a
irlfle strenuous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-27

Texas The officers OF our company
are: John g. Collins. OF Houston. Tex
az, president; J. ~. Mcneil of Browns
vile, Texas, and George -. Hunter OF
Artesla. n. NJ. vice presldei,is; aud
George y. Patllio secretary and treas
urer The directors are composed Of
Ford Of Houston, a. T.. Downor of
Beaumont. Texas. w. y. McNHir ot
Douglas, and myself. Thoy are all
experienced aud successful oil opor-
ators, and ahundnnuy able 10 carry
out the plans Formulated 60 develop
his wonderful oil field"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-27


Schedule X at this session OF con-
hhebh. fatH W. tn ~
New CLIP Nearly Bousht--The wool
cliHyef l9lsliP nearly all out Of nrat
hands ard what wool ls still IN tho
plqcs Of NTqxofS ape country dealers
h nov Msiasat cordparatively high
prices. IN, tn. fleere section, notably
Michigan Ohio. aud, pepnsSNanla,
medium wools are seneraIIy held for
she best clips at 27Mmss cents, at
which prices many eastern buyers are
Iant Of the'lnhrkol, Il ledki Nor The
pFssent. GoNd waah0Hf dolhlne IL
now held al 81 cents aud We under.
In few Instances whore the wool
was choice enough to warrant the
premium.
IN Montana probably less than
three million pounds OF wool 10 sllll
left In growers hands. in Mex Mex
leo the clip N now fairly well cleaned
up at hlgh prices. while Colorado ~
now being bought 40 at prices which
la some instances have exceeded 80
cents clean landed. ore Of the oldest
handlers of territory woods In the
trade made the abatement this week
that never In Ills experience had he
seen he territory clip cleaned up 10
quickly AZ Il has been this year. For
tunntcly the condition OF the territory
clip Montana particularly, n so good
~ 10 overcome part az lsaat, Of tho
loaA In the clip caused BY tbs extreme
winter.