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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

! One Yurann declared that
Roosevelt had told him he would
run if called upon. "Mr. Yurann
is a total stranger although l
have a vague recollection of his
having called once before. =
Teddy.
Seven men held at Pawnee, Ill,
pending investigation into death
of Marshall Barnes, 80. Body
found in Fogle Hall. Death caus-
ed by blow on head.
Superior and GAINESVILLE, Wis,
yesterday voted to abolish alder
manic and establish commission
form of municipal government.
Fred Dubois, of Idaho, who af-
ter retiring from the senate for
the senate's good, became lobby
,ist for wool interests, boosting
Champ Clark for Democratic
nomination.
Heaven save a presidential can
didate from his friends!
John Mattson spent 7 years inn
proving and developing 100 acres
homestead land in Minnesota.
Yesterday he discovered land be-
longed to state school fund.
Governor Stubs, Kansas, has
written to Roosevelt saying that
Kansas wants Teddy to get Re
publican nomination.
Fear not the big policeman
with the brass buttons for 10 |
am with thee" Text chosen by
convict evangelist, who preached
his sermon while working with
chain gang on streets, Oklahoma
Civ
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08

The next meeting wlll take place in
two weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08
NURSE COMING
TO VISIT MARION
Tubercular Patients Are to
be Cared For During the
Year.

Mrs ]. W. Freeland, OF East Church
street, has received a communication
from Robert c.. Patterson, executive
secretary OF the Ohio society for the
prevention of tuberculosis, headquar-
ters of which are located In the Rug
gerry building, Columbus, In which Mr.
Patterson writes that as reward for
selling $4,000 Red Cross seals at
Christmas time, a visiting nurse, Miss
Margaret Kemmerer. OF Cleveland,
win be sent to Marion some time dur
ing the year for the purpose Of car
Ing for tubercular cases.
II Will readily be remembered that
under the auspices OF the Advance
club women, of Marion. $1,000 Red
Cross seals were sold at Christmas
time, to aid the society above spoken
Of. AS a reward to the twelve cities
Of Ohio, which sold the largest mum
Der of seals. in proportion 10 their
population, the officers of the society
have selected Miss Kemmerer to give
her services as nurse to these cities
for n month out of the coming year
Miss Kemmerer, who Is an eXper-
fenced nurse, and q graduate Of the
Allegheny, Pa, general hospital. and
of the Woman's hospital In Buffalo
". Y. was at one time afflicted with
tubercular trouble. She spent nine
months in Raybrook sanatorium for
tuberculosis, at Raybrook n. Y, first
as a patient, and then as a nurse. She
left the sanitorium as a cured case,
I and since then, has been devoting her
time to nursing tubercular patients.
She has had unusual opportunities in
both private and institutional nursing,
| to add TO her vast store of technical
| training She is' native of lPennsyl-
vanla, and possesses a charming per-
| sonalty.
She began her duties at Circleville.
| March 4, and will be in that city for
| one month. After that time, she VIII
visit Painesville, Sandusky, Bowling
| Green, Urbana, Conneaut, Athens,
! Galhpolls, LancasteH Fremont New
Philadelphia and Marion In turn for
the same length OF time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08

and when the evangelist called for a
recognition of the Christ as per-
sonal Saviour many responded.
Yesterday was a very busy day for
the workers. The noon meeting at
the Shovel works, the big womans
meeting at the church at 3 O'Clock,
and the evening service made up the
most profitable day OF the campaign.
Tonight is set apart for special work
fer young people, at which time the
Sunday school will attend and Miss
I.adzinski will not only sing but share
the time in speaking with Mr.. Evarts.
she will tell her experience and how
she was Jed to give her whole life for
the salvation of others Her story Is
a wonderful one and no one can af-
ford to miss hearing it, All are in
Nted, both old and young. Praise SER
vice begins promptly at 7:15 O'Clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08
X. H. Marshall, Principal of
High School is
Honored.
ANNUAL INSPECTION HELD
Uniform Ranks, K. of P.
Arrange Masquerade For
March Is.
knights Of 81. John Elect Delegates
60 a Meeting to he Held In Column
bus--Ladies Circle of the knights
and Ladies Of Honor Hold Meeting.

Korah II. Marshall, principal of the
Marion High school. was elected eX-
allied ruler of Marion Lodge, No. 80,
Il. p. o. T., at largely attended
meeting of the lodge held Thursday
night The meeting began at o'clock
and continued until a late hour. Aside
from the annual election OF officers.
an initiation and inspection were held
and considerable business transacted.
other officers elected were as fol-
lows:
Esteemed leading knight. Pearl Il.
Mears; esteemed loyal knight Jay
s,paulding; esteemed lecturing knight,
Charles r. Murphy; tiler, Il. II. Hug
gins: secretary. John Brigel; treasurer
William Schaffner; representative to
the grand lodge meeting at Portland.
oregon. 10 he held the first week in
July. Harry S. Elliott; alternate, James
W. warlS .trustee for five years John
stark.
The newly elected officers will be
Installed the first meeting night in
April
Following the election, the in!tia-
tOry degrees were conferred on class
Ot ten candidates. rive dppIIShtloH'
for membership were received. An
other class OF candidates will be init-
ated at the next regular meeting next
Thursday night.
For the purpose Of inspecting the
Marion lodge, District Deputy Bemis
Thomas. OF Jackson, ohio, was an in
terestlng attendant at the meeting last
night He found the lodge in excel
lent condition and in a talk following
the inspection comphmented the MEM
bers on the rapid growth Of the lodge.
AT the conclusion of the business,
a lunch was served and a smoker ana
social time enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08
TRINITY CHURCH
HAS A BUSY DAY
Evangelist Eyarts Addresses Several
Meetings Thursday.

Another crowded house greeted
Evangelis. Eyarts and Miss Ladzinsltl
at Trinity Baptist church last night
and service of great power and help
fulness was enjoyed by all present. By
special request Miss I.adzinsld sang
I'm Praying for You"
"A spirited testimony meeting was
held at the beginning OF the service.
Rev stinson OF the Christian church
and Rev. ]. p. Currin were present and
took part in the service
Mr.. Evarts took for his theme "Win
a Man Rob God2" He spoke Of how
men were robbing each other which
Is a common occurrence. but to rob
God Is equally as common. He spoke
particularly OF our robbing God OF
our physical powers. OF our influence
our service and OF our recognition OF
who Christ Is. The closing illustra-
tlon Of the old veteran who saluted the
dead general was most viyidy told
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08
sun THEATRE

Ed WVan's Ragtime Reception and
sunny South company played to ca
pacty houses. matinee and night, at
the sun theater yesterday. The show
in the manner presented was big hit
and win long be remembered by the
people present. The show opens with
an old-time minstrel first part includ-
ing the well-known artists as the
Southern quartet comprised of Messrs.
Gaut, Chiffon, Jenkins and Gordan.
rendering vocal selections OF we'll
known repute. The particular selec-
tion that caused roars of laughter and
applause was one depicting the char
acters Of the Irish. German and He
brew. Miss Fannie Jackson, the Gre
ole nightingale. Is another that de-
serves praise for the manner in which
her songs We're rendered. She has a
voice that is true and clear and a
stage presence that Is excellent.
Nora Goff, billed as the Dixie Girl
pleased also. Ed Wynn's lightning
orayon sketches and Chester Gordan,
the eccentric buck dancer, are others
that show excellent work and Harvey
jenkins, the little man with the big
voice. is good The show closes with
a reproduction of a plantation in the
sunny South, showing the cotton pick
ed I'm baskets ready for the gin mills,
mingled with funny sayings, cmpers
and dances,
II will be worth your time and at
tention to see and hear this company
as it is here for three days only.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08
Dnnce ARRANGED For.

There was a well-attended meeting
Of Uniform Rank Knights Of Pythias
at the regular meeting, Thursday ev-
ening.
The regular business session was
held, and plans We're made for a mas
querade dance to be gwen in their
hall. March 10, McNears orchestra viii
furnish the music for the occasion,
end an enjoyable evening is expect
ed. The committee in charge of the
affair, includes John Schneider AL
bert Peacock and Newton Childers. ,
The next regular meeting will be
held Thursday evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08


two weeks.
LARGE CROWD ATTEND DANCE.
The members of the American In
surance Union entertained about 800
friends and acquaintances at the Cam
by lodge No. 81 rooms, Thursday even
ing, in honor OF the seventh wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Il. f.,
TAYLOR. members of the lodge.
The guests numbered about 500,
and the evening was very agreeably
spent in dancing, card-playing and
various diversions. Music was fur
nished by McNeals orchestra for a
program of about twenty dances. Dur
ing the evening number of prizes
were given away. Miss Grace Horse
man received handsome cut glass
water set for selling the most tick
cts to the dance. and Mrs. Bert Flem-
ing received second nonors. Mr.. Bert
Fleming was given as a prize another
handsome water set. for winning In a
drawing contest Prizes were also
gwen to the best dancers and also to
the best looking man and woman. Miss
Gertrude Gibson was gwen an award
for the latter contest, and Oscar Mar
kert was also awarded prize for
being the handsomest man present
Punch and refreshments were served
throughout the evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08
ladies' AUXILIARY Meets.

Mrs. Mary ], Ufrerman entertained
the women members Of the Ladies Au-
hillary Of the Knignes OF Honor, at
her home on Ballentine avenue, Thurs
day afternoon.
There was a fine attendance, and
the afternoon was spent socially. Re-
freshments were served py the hos
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08
Delegates Chosen.

The regular meeting OF the Knights
OF ST. John lodge. was held in their
hall. Thursday evening.
During the business session. VIII
liam C. Courtad anG j. Miller We're
chosen to act as delegates TO a meet
ing to be held next Sunday afternoon
at Columbus.
The next regular meeting will be
in two weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08
Pnes Cured in Q TO IA Days.

Your druggist will refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails TO cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
ProtrudinR Piles in 6 10 u DAYS. SOC.
Costs about the same. tu-thu-sat-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08

125 air-tlght 5-lb. pals lard tomor-
row at special price 60c each. II. r.
I.eMls x. Co
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-08
in this Sale at oOc.

These are the fine high-grade. ex-
tra-weight Sheets which will give
long service--even when subjected to
the hardest wear in hotels or board
ing houses. S1x90 inches-seam-
less-made with deep hems. $110
values extra Special at .......O .OOc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
FACING CHARGES
on TRAIN ROBf Try

oklahoma City Okla April as
Dave Sears and Amos Hayes are on
trial here In tho Federal court. caarg-
ed with having held up AID robbed
the southbound Katy rain az CSssa
on October 4. 1911.
Frank smes. or McCrrdy. as h, is
called by some. was killed the second
dav alter the hoidup AZ Elgin. Kan.
JUS across the line. in n figh; with
Officers who were attempting TO ar
rest HIM The rohhers did not get
more than 500 in cash for their at
tempt
The day after the holdup. some
~hiskey that had been taken was
found al the house Of Sears. and he
said that n could lead the way &c
The man who LEFT Il with hi,r. 4
posse was orsanized and he riioted
IN 70 Charlie Rewards farm. n.rr FL
Gin whore Amos was hidins. Tho
fugitive ran for hay shed. and in a
battle with the deputies was killed
rs Sears iid rot explain things to
the satisfaction Of the officers. he
was arrested Hayes also was taken
INTO custody CHARGED With being one
~ tn party u three that did the
work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
'ECRMtTOIN GUARD
SHOOTS PRISONFE.

Oklahom1 CITY Okla April 81
Word has raathc here from GriLite
that = A. Watson. a guarl IA the
state reformat0ry school there. hot
and killed Fred Richardson ~
Near-cld prisoner In the INSTITUTION.
Wednesday morning. Thinking Rich
ardson and sor o of the other prison.
ers were trying to make their escapc.
W u Henry county attorney of
Greer county had Watson arrested
on q charge of murder in the first de.
rree Watson was released later by
'1dsc J Brown OF the district curt
under s9.5oo bond.
AuodunE e. the best information
that could be secured here. Watson
was staniins Just outside his tower
40 ESQ o'clock Wednesday morning
when he heard some 90 the inmates
ct the prison makine q noise. II.
laims % have Thought tloy were
tryiue 20 escape and jumping 20 this
cnurlusi0n fired forr snois irtc -"
room One OF the bullets found lodg-
meni m the body OF young Richard
sol killing him almost instaT thy.
None Of the other prisoners were in
iured according TO tho report
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
SympaIh, Tor Wnn,n SLAYER.

Cleveland o. \pul o. Macn
public interest and sympathy is mani
Tested in the ease of Nr Rose De-
SorNn OF Lawrence. Mass. who was
arraicuej ip courc toli, fut trial IN
"a charge Of Second 5egra murder. &c
killing Jacob llorovitz In Cleveland
street, on November 80. IGtl Mrs
pcvorkin shot lloroyit, trailing hin
here rom her Nassa homo
She rharecd that .inipw', had
known her as q girl. and that on ,tor-
les growing from tho friendship se-
husband had divorced her according
10 the Jewish rite. Since the TRAGEDY
the woman has given hirth to hany
boy. now about two months old
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
NEEDLE u IFMDNED
FROM CIilLD'S BREAST

Newton. Kaa. Aprii 2-.-Tlc ~.
months-old baby OF Mr. and Mrs
@ohn PallcI vas rought from Fin
dale TO AN'ell's hospital in this ct,
and an operation vas performed fnt
"a growth 1n the childs breast An
N-ruy pbotccrdrh revealed the 'r.s-
encc ~ a liue sewing needle IN, bod
ded in the flesh. which WIS removed
II Is thought tho needle had beet
swallowed ry TIE child and hat
workc! itself out through the nesh
The baby ). recovering Rapidly fram
the effects u the cper,tion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
.PlA|Ny|EW PLANNING
FOR EXCURsI0hIsTs

The following lefte. from 2 y
Black. secretary o. the Pla.ni iss
Chamber Of Commerce. will sive
'cme slleht idea 0f ne manner In
which the people Of the Plains Coun-
irs are looEi.r upon the Amarillo
Auto Trades Excursion
PlaihyieW Tc. April %. 1912
Mr. J T.. bryant.
AMARILLO. Texas.
NJ Dear Sir
We are mighty clad yoI people
are cumins down 10 such NUMBER
We will have thc Shick Opera House
lu readiness flr get-fogcther meet
Ing on the RIGHT ycu arrive. and We
will hp,r %, matter wei. advertise 6
20 that tou can got Boz touch viii a
majority of our prominent citiyrus
Ue should -roa'l appreciate DO
10 sou folks could give us q fair pos
iIou OF The following morning tha'
ne may show you over the town and
% norl0r OF the country. and Incl
t.uraily. or IRRIGATION wells or ratl-
or. few 0f them. in action
Your trades excursion Is an zinc
people down This way are talking.
and am satisfied Amarillo will de-
r.to great benefits from slme There
arc many matters that the people ot
lmari.lo aud %, citizens a. Plain.
Wow should made medicine over 20
fhe.r mutual benefit. and we are Ger.
iainly clad ~ have the opportunity
SO rather feel that the excursion
should spent a littlc more time here
than 90 any other town In your trade
territory since Plainview Is the larry
est town down In this section. and
The lesser neirhbors follow our eA.
amt le In many things. We are pow
oriully glad that YOU people are com
ing and W. are ioing TO trv 10 make
YOUR stay as long and as pleasant as
possible Please do not let this letter
rc' into print. because II nigh. o..
lcnd some Of the smaller town re-
ierred to above
Cordially yours.
= T. BLACK.
Secretary
CrAurFG or COMMERCE"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
SURPRISE IN STORE
FOR TEXAS PRESS MEN

Temple. Tex. April 25-Charle'
VI Campbell president of the City
National bank and chairman o. the
local entertainment committee for
the Texas Press association. which
holds its annual convention in this
dty. May 10 70 IS. states that his
committee mas matters well In hand
and has practically agreed upon the
main portions OF the programme for
local entertainment. In connection
with the subject Mr. Campbell saws
We haye spared neither labor no.
expense in preparing a series of en-
tertainmen's that We feel sure will
appeal stroncly and fdyorably TO our
numerous visitors during the conycn-
tion. Up 10 tie present time We have
outlined programme the principal
features Of which are as follows
ION the morning OF THURSDAY,
MAY 1f. there will be hand concerts
ON various street corners, IN front OF
the LEADING hotels and other prem
nent public places, continuing up
Until the time the convention is call
ed TO order in the afternoon. A re-
ception will be rendered visiting In.
dies al the home OF one Of our prom
inent citizens during which time the
male members will be IN IN" hands
OF their friends. At night a banquet
will be given, aud an certain that
the unique and surprising features
that will be introduced viii he thor.
ruchl, appreciated by all who arr so
fortunate as 10 he present.
An address by long distance telc-
phone b. one Of the most eminent
'iu1ens OF Texas. whose name win
not be mad, pdblic until the address
has commenced, will occur at this
banquet In response to questions
received AS t. whether the speaker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

is to be Senator Bailey, Governor
ColQLitt. + NJ Campbell or the many
others whose names hpve been Men
toned. cannot say. II may he my
or either o. the gentlemen named.
but will not say that II will be
The name is being kept secret TO
the purpose OF sprlnging delightful
surprise unon our guests.
"On May ~ there will lie the us-
ual hand concerts and an auto TOUR
of Temple and the Irincipal Bell
County towns. the trip compriGing
forty or fifty miles through tn. rich
st section Of the State. At night a
grand ball will be given at the nov
Flks' home and for the benefit OF
those who do not particularly care
for this 9orm OF amusement. a sn,ok-
or will be given simultaneously, at
which some Of the best racoi teurs In
Texas will be present and in inter
mittent eruTti)n. on Saturday even
ing the convention festivities will
terminate with a grand fish fly on
the shores Of Lake Polk. several
miles west of the city. which will be
worth coming many miles to attend
Col X. u. Gresham Of the Temple
Mirror has been selected as master Of
ceremonies at this important event
We are preparing 10 entertain the
largest convention that the associa-
ton has held in its history. and We
are anxious to have every editor and
press representative in Texas IN
Temple during the convention. II
We do not succeed in showing them
good time it will not be because We
did not try to do so.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26

London. April 25-one OF the
mCst interesting auct ons nf auto
graph letters and historical docu-
merts that has taken Flare In Lon
don In some wears was held today a.
Sothehys The collection included
holograph letters OF Lord Nelson.
Queen Elizabeth. Mary Queen NJ
Scots the Duke Of Wellington. Card
inal Wolsev Charles a.. Oliver
Cromwell and many other Moderated
figures In English history.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
SHAMROCK To BEGIN
SIDEWALK BUILDING
Special to Daily New.

Special 10 Daily News
shamrock TeN. April 2. Work
VIII begin next Monday on the put
ting down ot forr mites ct crmoat
sidewalks with q lo-ioot width iu
The business. aud G-iott width u
The rcslden. portions a. The civ.
IN the first OF next mcnth shane
rock will yot" a $1,000, bond issue
for watcrwojks system aud ST. 90
improvements. with no DOUBT OF the
bonds carrying
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
IrTANIJ Immigrants
BOUND EoH CE\\N

: N'N YORK. April o., % is report
~ 90 the lmmirrant office az Ellis
ISLAND that 300 of The immigrants
thai went down with the Inflated III;
anif were bound Tor points In Texas.
Nhlo 'he report could not be con
iirmsd a. tn main office the report
% though 10 have been corres as
resss is setting the bulk oi tn inn
mirraEts that enter n Is port
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
New EiSlhop Of DrS MONIES.

Providence. L. L. April with
all Of the pomp and ceremony pre-
scrlbed BY the church ritual Rev.
Austin nowline was consecrated here
today as first bishop Of the new Ro-
man Catholic diocese Of Des Moines.
la. The ceremony took place in the
cathedral Of SITS Peter and Paul. OF
which Father bowling has been rec
tor rishop IIarikns OF Providence
Cfficiated and Archbishop Keane o.,
Dubuque preacred the sermon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
NJ. {. CONFERENCE
OPENS At CHARMING

IT,. annual district conference Of
me Methodist church south IS being
hcl, JOB Charming % Attendance
'ror Amarillo ave &c. r. b. Robin
son Rev w. : Caughun " -
0v,.. % Rau'rr ~ 81 letter aud
~ sod Mrs N s Parks
Or aas learned that ur Robinson
kr return 10 Amarillo loo time 10 fili
l ngplt SUNDAY forenoon and even
wa a. the c,,nu- hour Dr Rob.
insr' $50. consider some phases %
~" fitani, Disaster following his
lead rf week ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
BuTrALO FIRM INSpErTS
! TEAAS WHEAT CIOr

% 'falo. Ny April - Mr. u. \
BryU a representative OF a llcal
rercal farm. has returned from an
extensive tour ct the country and
Terots that Texas wheat Is IN line
condition and respects for large
erup are very bright
Mr. Rrydles statements ar. borne
ont by the April issue % the Crop Re.
porter. Published by the United States
Department OF Agriculture. which
shows that Texas wheat is IS per cent
soImm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-26
Interested in Pa, Trade.

Among ms fellow passengers was
German. with whom he contiru-
ally associated on the voyage across
This ncv friend coniidcd in Astor the
secret that inc had learned OF how %
buy skin OF The Indians on the
streets Of New York and sell them
IN London or Liverpool for twenty
times the purchase price
Tho ice broke up In March The
shin made iis way 10 Baltimore. ard
tho two friends travelled together o.
New York There lohr Jacob Aston
went 10 the house oi his hrCthev.
Henry. tho town butcher and tho fol.
lowing day q Quaker flrrier named
Robert Bovine took John Jacob As
tor TO work for lin cleaning pelts At
g week
Thus ice. which wiped out tue
fourth John Jacob Astor. was chiefly
instrumental! in directing the atte<
ton OF tho first John Jacob 10 tho
business which started his fortune.