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SPEEDERS
Up Before The Mayor For
Going Too Fast

b. F. Knox was arraigned before
Mayor A. A. Perrine Sunday afternoon
to answer to charge Of driving an
automobile at speed exceeding the
speed limit. He entered plea of gull
ty and was fined IS and costs.
Thomas Harrington was also az
raigned before the mayor Sunday aft.
ernoon to answer to a charge of ex.
ceeding the speed limit. He pleaded
not guilty and was released on his own
recognizance. The time of his hear.
ing has not yet been set
Hubert Walker and William shinn
were, Sunday afternoon, ordered to
appear before Mayor Perrine to an
swer to a charge of running their
motorcycles at speed in excess of
the speed limit. The time for their
appearance wss net for o'clock Mon.
day.
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Exciting
Runaway Accident Occurs At
MartiDsburg

Martinsburg, o., June 3-Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Dodd of Utica figured In a
runaway accident, In which both were
more or less injured. at this place Sun
day morning Mt about 10 O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodd had driven from
Utica to Martinsburg to visit with
relatives and Mr.. DOdd had aiighted
from the buggy to open a gate through
which II was necessary to pass. Just
an the gate was being opened the
horse, which they were driving, be-
came frightened and began 10 run. Mr..
D0dd attempted to climb back into the
vehicle to assist his wife who could
not control the horse. Instead of be-
Ing successful In getting In, he slipped
and became entangled In one OF the
wheels and WAS thrown to the ground
beneath. The rear wheel passed
sQuarely over his head. the tire pass.
ing across his face. A bad cash was
inflicted beneath the right eye but his
injuries were not serious.
When her husband slipped from the
step and was run over, Mrs. D0dd sat
helpless and the frightened horse ran
at will. As a result the buggy was
soon overturned and she was thrown
AZ the ground sustaining numerous
s1ainful bruises. The buggy was dam.
;sged
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file EXPENSE ACCOUNTS

All candidates at the recent prlmar-
les have filed their expense accounts
with the Knox county board of elec.
tions. In addition to the list hereto.
fore published In the Banner, these
candidates have filed expense ac.
counts
Democratic
4. j. Remington, s73; VIM, Edgar
$l2; Noble Weir, si2.2O; L, C. Rush,
$l2,a0; V, l., Fisher, 50; Geo h, Yau-
ger, $3l,45; Frank Tydings, si4,50;
David u. Rawlings, st.75; I. s, Park.
er. $3.50; +, NJ. Shelter, $3.50
Republican
J. Il Clutter, $3.50; Joseph Il. VII.
son, $29.l5, n, G. Morey, Sll.75: ID. +.
Ewing. $l3l.0S: q. T. Edwards, $5i 80;
A. $. Thompson, $925; I'M. Weirick,
s3S,So; r. II. MoIntire, sl0,So; ID. N.
Warman, s26,s7; Leroy Cunningham,
Sl425; +. A, Day. s2i3S; c. p. Carey,
si6,s0
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Warming
Issued To Persons Who Make
Butter By Machinery
State Dairy And Food Con-.
missioner Has Word To Say

A bulletin of warning was issued
Monday by State Dairy and Food Com
missioner Strobe to persons using
small machine known as butter
merger" II is claimed that only adul.
terated butter can be obtained in the
merger.
The bulletin follows:
The state dairy and food depart
ment warns persons who have pur.
chased a small machine known as the
butter merger, that the product of
this machine cannot be sold as butter,
because 1t would not contain more
than forty or forty.fve per cent of but.
ter fat. while the national standard for
butter is eighty.two and one-half per
cent. This merger butter will not
meet any test, either under the ma.
tional or state laws, and the least
penalty for selling this adulterated
butter is $25.OO. provided it contains
no artificial coloring matter.
The function OF this butter merger
is to combine butter and sweet milk
In such manner as to produce an imi-
tation butter, doubling the quantity of
the original butter used. When the
original butter has been artificially
colored. or when coloring matter is
added In the process of merging, the
person responsible for the making of
this so-called merged butter. is desig.
mated by the Ohio law as a manufac.
turer of oleomargarine, and whether
he sells this merged butter or not, he
Is liable to a fine of not less than 500
or more than $500.
Any one not the maker OF this
merged butter who sells 1t or offers II
for sale. II II is artifcially colored, is
subject to fine of not less than $50
nor more than 800.
The public Is cautioned that the
penalty is very severe for selling or Of
fering for sale dairy products that do
not comply with the legal standards,
and merged butter Is a product that
does not comply with the law in any
respect.
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Strobe also calls the attention of pro-
prietors and managers of hotels, res
! taurants and lunch rooms to the pro.
vision of the law requiring cards not
less than ten by fourteen inches In
size. containing the words, "Oleomar.
garine sold and used here" printed in
black Roman type not less than two
inches high. to be conspicuously post
ed In hotels and other places where
oleOmargarine is sold or used.
The department has prosecuted
many viOlators of this law, and as
some persons interested may still be
in ignorance of It's provisions. this
warning Is given in the hope of in.
creasing compliance with 1t and reduc.
ing the necessity for prosecution.
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LINER BADLY SC0RCHED
carmania Catches Fire While At
Dock In Liverpool.

SeV"sV'a SdtCHow VWo WnWo ~
Dock In Liverpool.
Liverpool. June 3. - The Cunard
liner Carmania was greatly damaged
by fire At the West Huskisson dock,
IN the same berth where the Lucania
was burned year ago. The Are
was stubborn one There seemed
10 be separate fire In half dozen
centers and columns of thick smoke
poured from every opening amid
ships.
Engine after engine arrived from
the city In response to the alarm Of
fire until every available fireman In
Liverpool. besides hundreds of police,
were engaged In fighting the flames.
The Carmania soon had consider.
tble list to staeboard, which was
causei by the immense volumes Of
water which had been pumped into
her. The list kept on increasing as
time wore on. The upper decks have
apparently been completely wrecked.
These include all the finest state
rooms. The steeraRe. too, seems to
be gone. but 1t 10 Impossible az yet
to determine this. a. an investigation
Is impossible owing to the heat and
smoke.
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JUNE WEEK" Ar ANNAPOLIS

Annapolis, Md, June 3-AnnapOlis
is In a gay and festive mood for the
celebration of June Week" at the
Naval Academy, the period during
which the board OF visitors appears
and when the class whose members
have completed the four-year course
Is graduated The vanguard of the
expected throng reached Annapolis
Saturday. Other visitors are coming
In on every train. and by tomorrow
morning the city VIII be crowded. The
exercises of the week began this
morning with the official reception to
the board of visitors, and will end
with the farewell ball Friday night,
The reception took place on Worden
Field. and the brigade OF midshipmen,
headed by the academy band, did the
honors. Immediately following the
reception an intantry drill by the
brigade took place. followed with an
inspection OF the several departments
at the academy, under the guidancce
of the naval officers on duty. This af.
ternoon Captain John II. Gibbons,
superintendent OF the academy, tend
cred reception to the official party
at his quarters In Blake row.
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CONFERENCE OF
INSURANCE MEN

London, June 3-An international
congress Of insurance brokers and
agents assembled In London today
with an attendance of prominent in
surance men from the United States,
France. Germany, Italy, Russia and
all portions OF the British empire. The
meeting will last several days, dur
ing which time the insurance. men
will discusn the advantage of interna.
tional cooperation. the training OF in
surance brokers. state monopoly of
insurance and numerous other ques-
tions relating to the several branches
OF the insurance businens.
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MINISTER.
For Church Of Christ To Be
Chosen This Week

There will be meeting of the con.
gregation OF the Church of Christ In
their church building on East Vine
street. next Thursday evening, June
9Th. AT 1880 for the purpose OF fill.
ing vacancies In the board, also for
the selection OF a minister. This Is
most important meeting and there
fore all members interested will be
present II possible and assist In max.
ing wise selections. BY direction of
the board, VIM. Welsh, President, w.
h. Seton, Sec'y.
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George lahnon

"eorse lahmon. retired farmer.
died at his home Junt south OF the
city Monday morning NJ 2:3O o'clock
a'fer an Illness OF eighteen months
duration caused by a complication of
diseases He was born March 18th.
is'i' and had lived the greater part
of his life In Knox county. lie Is
survived by his wife, one son. Calvin
iiahmon. aud one daughter, Florence
g.abmon.
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The Barney Davis Funera,

Inc remains of Barney Davis. who
iied Friday In Waltham. Mass, ar,
rived IN the city Monday morning at
- W o'clock and We're taken to the
s'fSna 0! Mr, Leonard Workman at
'nt corner OF Chestnut aud Burgess
Streeih. The funeral at the Work.
man home Monday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock, Rev. J, T. Black officiating.
intermont In Mound View cemetery.
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VERY i'll
Woman Was Taken While Attending
Church Al Howard

Howard. Ohio, June 3--While at.
tending children's exercises at the
Disciple church at this place Sunday
evening, Mrs. Lee Hauger was taken
suddenly very III with heart trouble
and for time was In critical con
ition. Medical assistance was rend
cred as quickly as possible and after
a time she was able to be removed to
her home In the village. On Monday
afternoon her condition was consider.
ably improved
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Armer u, Elliott, administrator. plaintiff
Armer ?. Elliott, ct al, derenaan,s.

Armer b. Elliott, ct al, defendants.
Probate Court OF Knox Co.. Obi
Greek Elliott, alias Greek Snousc, who
resides at Oxnard, Ventura County, state
or Calico, wlu tanr notice that Armer
y. Elliott. administrator of the estate OF
Richard Elliott, deceased. ON ihe 25th day
of May, 1872 filed his petition In the pro.
bate court of Knox county, Ohio. alleg-
Ing that there are certain dents due from
the deceased, Richard Elliott and that
there is no personal property or moneys
OF any kind OF said decedent With when
to pay said debts ana the costs of admin
istration; that he died seized In fee simple
Of the following described real estate, To-
wit: Situate In the county of Knox and
State of Ohio, being lor No two hundred
ana seventy eight t2IS) In the town, now
city of Mt. Vernon In said county. being
the same lot the south part OF which was
conveyed by Julia Ann Jenkins and Riley
Jenkins, her husband and the north part
of which was conveyed by the Knox
County Bank of Mt, Vernon TO the said
Richard Elliot. deceased by deeds bearing
date Dec. "a A, d., 1865 To which refer
ence IL had. The prayer OF the petition
IL that said property he ordered sold to
pay the debts and charges aforesaid
Greek Elliott alias Crock Krouse is here
by notified that he has been made a par
~ defendant to said petition ana that he
is required to answer the same on or be-
fore the 3rd day OF August 1872
j. A. SCHAEFFER
Attorney for Plaintiff.
5-2S;6-il1 .1S.25;1-aS
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Mrs. Dizzy Nc Bride

Miss Ellen Rush, OF this city, re.
ceived a telegram from Chicago, Ill.,
Saturday announcing the death OF her
sister Mrs. Dizzy Mciiride. who died
June ist. She is survived by one
son, two little granddaughters, 1--WE
brothers and three sisters Mrs Me.
Bride WAS 81 years Of age at the time
Of her death. The funeral In Chica.
30 on Monday, June 3rd. The deceas.
ed was formerly a resident of Nj,
Vernon.
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1897 YOUTHS
Of School Age Within The
Limits Of Nj. Vernon

The school enumeration of the city
of Mt Vernon, taken the latter part
of May, shows a total of 1897 school
youths between the ages of 8 and II
years The enumeration was taken
by George s. Harter on the east side
of the city and by w. A. Silcott on
the west side.
Mr.. Harter's report shows total
of 1,025 youths, 225 boys and 230 girls
in the First ward and So7 boys and
1863 girls in the Third ward. Mr.. Sill.
colts report giveS total of 972 in
the Second and Fourth wards.
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The above is good likeness of John
c. Earleywine, who was nominated on
the Democratic ticket for commission
er, of Knox county. Mr.. Earleywine
was born and raised in Jackson town
ship, and has always taken an active
part In local politics, and has held var
ious township Offices.
Mr.. Earleywine is farmer by occu-
patton, is now SO years of age and a
man of honesty, integrity and business
ability such that should appeal to the
voters of Knox county.
Mr.. Earleywine is one of the most
active workers among the Changers OF
eastern Knox county.
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PHYSICIANS GATHER
IN ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City, N. j., June 3-Noted
physicians from every part OF the
United States and Canada, with a
number from European countries, are
coming into this resort by the hun
dreds today to take part in the sixty
third annual meeting OF the Ameri'
can Medical Association, which is to
begin its sessions here tomorrow.
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Many famous medical authorities

Many famous medical authorities
will take part In the general sessions
and the numerous sectional confer
ences. and In consequence a week OF
splendid scientific work is anticipat-
ed. One of the most important fea-
lures OF the week will be three-day
conference for the discussion OF
health problems in modern industry
and the best methods for stamping
out industrial diseases.
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BORROW MONEY

From The Buckeye State Building
and Loan Company.
!, 100000 ready to loan on farms.
2, Lowest interest rates.
3. WIN loan 10 one half value.
4. borrowers can repay In whole
or In part at any time.
., WIN make straight loans or
monthly payment loans.
o. Rankin Building. 22 West Gay
street. Columbus, Ohio.
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STICK TO YOUR INTENTIONS

Don't put on getting Hanford's Bal.
sam OF Myrrh until something hap
pens. Get 1t now and be prepared for
accidents. You will find frequent use
for It I'm your home and In your stable
for cuts. burns. bruises and any sore,
any lameness.
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.ALIM0NY
SUIT FILED.
By Emma J. Pennell Against
Dr.. Wm. v. Pencil
In Common Pleas Court On
Monday Morning
Charges Defendant with
Cruelty And Non.Support
The County Commissioners
In Quarterly Session
Other Notes Of Interest From
The Court House

Emma J. Pennell commenced a suit
for alimony and injunction in the
court of common pleas Monday morn
ing against William w. Pennell,
well known physician and surgeon of
the city.
The plaintiff states they were mar
ricd April 30, 1908.
The allegation is made by the
plaintiff that on May 10, 1912, the de-
fendant abandoned her and has since
refused to contribute towards her sup.
port. She states that on May 10,
1912, the defendant assaulted and
beat her.
The allegation is made by the de.
fendant that ever since their marriage
the defendant has neglected, abused
and mistreated her. She states that
the defendant is practicing physi-
clan and surgeon of the city with an
income Of about $1,000 per month.
She claims that the defendant is
worth sbout $4,000 including home.
stead on North Main street valued at
$500. The statement in made by
the plaintiff that the defendant Is now
dispOsing Of his property with view
, Of defrauding the plaintiff. The fur
ther allegation is made by the plain.
tim In her petition that the defendant
threatened to kill her and that she Is
afraid he will carry out his threat.
She therefore asks for an injunction
restraining the defendant from dis.
posing OF his property and from any
way interfering with the plaintiff. The
plaintiff asks that she may be given
the use of the North Main street
homestead. with all the furniture, fix
lures. etc. Upon final hearing of the
case she asks for alimony and de.
cree for said real estate In fee simple.
temporary restraining order was al.
lowed by Judge =. A. Berry of the
probate court on Monday morning.
The attorneys for the plaintiff In this
action ARE William NJ. Rooms. William
q. Koons and Harry w. Rooms.
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A daughter was born Sunday even.
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. John 10y of East
Gambler street.
A doughter was born Sunday after
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Jeffries OF
Cottage street.
A son was born Monday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Mckee of Butte,
Montana. Mr.. Mckee was former
resident of this city.
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Quarterly Session

Quarterly Session
The quarterly session of the Knox
county commissioners Is being held
at The court house the first three days
OF this week. A number OF petitions
for new roads and changes In roads
viii come up at this session. Sheep
claims will also be allowed.
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Third PARTIAL
A third partial account has been
llicd In probate by Fred SherT, guar
dian Qf Louis Frederick Shern. show.
ing the following: Received 1851 rs,
paid out $2O3o3, balance Si52.75.
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New Bond Filed

New Bond Filed
G, II. Bishop, guardian OF r. X. De.
bolt has filed an additional bond In
the sum of $1,000 In the probate court
of Knox county.
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Deeds Filed

Deeds Filed
y. II. cosner to william Murphy.
parcel In Morris, 81.
Thomas A. Inks to G. u. Bedell
part lot block 4, Mound View Gene
terry, 81
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Marriage License

BUR- Horn, bookkeeper. Cleveland
and Alice u Scott Butler township
Rev, Henry W. Schwan.
The sun., 1912-07-07
OBITUARY.


Al Leech the comedian. connected for the
psat three years with the Lew Fields enter
.r.ses. died last Thursday from cercbro-
spinal meningitis In Miss Aiston's ssni-
tarium. 2s West SiAty-nrst street For some
time he had been working on an invention
and this Is said to have caused his break
down. He had been in the sanitarium for
two weeks Mr.. Lcech had been on tho
stage the greater part OF his life Of forty
three years and was a member of the vaude-
Vile Comedy club His contract with Mr..
Fields would have run for three more years
He had appeared In THE Never Homes"
The jolly Bachelors," Girls Will he Girls
and for ten years played IN vaudeville in a
skit, al Leech and His Three Rose buds. -
This act also appeared for short periods In
burlesque. He In survived by his wife. a
daughter. Mrs Helen Fertis. and an infant
grandson. The funeral will be from the
family home at 7oi West l7eth street
The sun., 1912-07-07

TrXEDoPARK, Julye.--The ma tinAe races
together with delightfully."- cool day. .brou Rht
out large crowd to Tuxedo for the week
end There were the lawn tennis champio n.
ship matches. mixed doubles golf sailing
races and dinner parties. together with the
dinner dance at the club
Mrs, Charles y. Alexander has arrived
from abroad and will leave tomorrow for
California for the CrocRer- -Whiteman we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs H. N. Tilford have arrived
at their Tuxedo home
Mr. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting have left
for Beverly and Mr., and Mrs. j. I, Harris
will summer at Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs David Wagstan entertained
a large party at dinner. followed oya dance
and ysndeyilc at the al, hdse cottage; "a and NJ
and Mrs. r. p. Hobson and Lieut.. J. NJ.
Hobson OF West Point at their villa.
Mrs. A. y. Outerbridge has arrived at the
Stokes villa and Mrs. Philip Britt has ar
rived In the Price cottage, Other late
srrivsls at cottages are are M snd and M1s Viyisn
aud Mrs John $. Rogers; Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis spencer Morris and MIR. and Mrs.
The REV. and Mrs. George william Doug
las 90 70 bar Harh9r nsHt @ week Mr. ana
Mrs. Nnson beard to Bar Harbor,
Mr. and Mrs. George /, Baker. Jr.. who
have been cruising. on their yacht. are
spending Sunday at Tuxedo
sce"' "'' @ 'Ha Heal K !. ' %Fss,e.s,
roscoe Mathews. Cecil b. Tandale, ", 4,
Hartman and Henry {. Emmet, Jr.
The sun., 1912-07-07

PIrTsFIrLp Mass, July 6.-Water sporta
at the Lake Mahkenac Boating Club this
afternoon crowded the club house hoats
and piazzas. The races opened with a
double canoe race Miss Rosamond Dixey
and George Z. Turnure padded across the
line ahead Of the following compositions:
MIR. and Mrs David T. Dana. Josephine
Degersdorf and Ross Whistler, Jr.: Girard
Foster and Girard Foster. Jr. Elizabeth
Turnure and Thomas Gammack; Irene
Turnure and Henry Tailor. Anita DelahelG
and Yates Saterlee. Miss Mary Shotter ane
George l.. Turnure. Jr.: Miss Mary Turnuro
and Samuel rockingham, Jr.
A canoe obstacle race followed, This vac
won by George T.. Turnure. The con-
testants padded standing to a sailboat.
where they we're given a parasol which thsv
raised jumped with the parasOl into the
lake. swan around their canoe and pushed
the canoe. carrying the raised parasol. to
the second stake boat. Taking part in this
event we're Mrs. David 7. Dana. Miss Helen
rockingham. Miss Ethel Saterlee. Miss
Mary Turnure. Newbold Morris. Jr.. Ros
" hist!er. Jr.. and Yates Saterlee.
George T.. TuEnure. Jr.. won the tub race.
a 20 yard padding event. Taking part were
Miss F. Constance Folsom. Miss Elizabeth
Turnure. Coolidge HaiHht. Thomas Gam
mack and Henry Tailor.
\ close contest was the glrls swimmin9
race of 50 yards. Miss Elizabeth Turnure
won. with Miss Rosamond Dixey second.
Others in the race were: Misses Anita Della
field, Josephine De Gersdorf. Mary and
Irene Turnure and Constance Folsom.
Henry Tailor won the boys swimming race.
defeating Ross Whistler. Jr,. Samuel Froth-
ingham. Jr.. Yates Ssterlee. Thomas Gam
mack. Coolidge Hsight and George E. Tur-
nure. Jr
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ". Bishop Of Chicago.
who are at their country place. Wiaka. in
Pittsheld. to-day announced the engage
ment Of their daugher. Miss Jessica Pom
eroy Bishop. TO Spencer Turner OF New
| York MIR. Turner was graduated from,
! Yale in 1908
Mrs. Hamilton Nick. Twombly. who
has been guest Of MIR. and Mrs. William
d. Sloane at Elm Court. has motored ia
Newport.