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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
GREEN CAMP ANOI
WALDO VISITED
Board of Equalization on In
spection Trip
Yesterday.

Because Of the difference of oplh-
lor existing between complainants ana
property owners cited In comparison
the members OF the board of cquali-
zation made an auto trip to Green
Camp and Waldo yesterday for the
purpose OF viewing the property In
question and satisfying in their own
minds the changes which should be
made in tax valuations. Property own
ed by the following people was in
spected at Green Camp. f. d. Leach
T.. j. Porter, Herman Mach, w. s.
Root, j. y. Johnson and j. a. Dcnni-
son.
At waldo the properties Of RoNanna
GiIlet Pierce, G. p. Augenstine c. r..
Conklln, Mary Il. Benedict and CAR
ence Smith We're inspected.
No action in the matter Of making
adjustments Of tax valuations was
taken Yesterday. A meeting Of the
board will be held in the near future
for that purpose
While at Waldo the county commits
sloners took the opportunity to view
bridge over a ditch two and one
half miles northeast of the village.
The embanRment has caved away from
the road, making it dangerous to tra-
vel.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16

Henry Kniclae, John Knlcl>le, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Zcig, Miss Hazel Zcig,
Mrs. jacob Wick, Henry zcig. Asa
queen, Mrs. Thomas Graham and Ur-
Ian Graham of Marion, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Wick of Water Hin, MIR and
Mrs. Frederick Ossiug, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Yoke OF Cardington.
Mrs. Richard Hipplc and Harry Cole
man of Marion were guests Sunday ur
Mrs. Nancy Coleman.
Mrs. Sarah Michcls was at Marion
Tuesday and Wednesday called there
,lA the serious Illness Of a brother.
John Grigsby has purchased the farm
east of town known as the Daniel Wad-
ocl farm ana will move into it in the
near future.
The members of Mrs. William Gru'ls
class held social meeting at her home
/ Friday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Conknn visited at
Marion Tuesday.
Mrs. william StriHe was Marion
Visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Lotta Wlnsor returned Saturday
from visit with Marion friends.
c. Il. Morris, Il. O. Morris, Il. W
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
JAPANESE TROUPE At THE
sun THEATRE A BIG HIT.

Cute well I should say so. and then
some. The Meyako Sisters are with
owo doubt the cutest and cleverest
little artists ever to appear in Ma
rion and the engagement of the sun
Is to be congratu tulated on securing
such a novelty act of this character.
Two lttle Japanese Dolls who have
scarcely reached their teens ana are
as sweet as their weight in confec-
uon' present ono OF the most re-
markable skilled tumbllng and con-
tortion acts ever seen i'm this city
torticn acts ever presented in this city
country. Their singing of several
American songs was the big hit of
the evening.
Arthur Snow and company pre-
scntIng comedy sketch called Spor-
" Jim. which is combined with COM
edy ANA pathos is a very cleverly ar
ranged sk,t for these two clever ar
II -. GatcheU and Medora present
ing high class refined singing act Of
fered several splendid songs and have
a very pleasing novel way i'm put
ting their songs over" and were one
of the big hits of the bill, Walter
"rhe Man Who Mystifies," has a leg
erdemain Offering that kept his AID
nirers laughing and guessing with
his original line of comedy. he has
several tricks ths h would really make
all the magicians sic up and take
notice. This Is a splendid bill from
start to finish and the "Try to Get
in" sign will no doubt be displayed
at every performance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
AIM To REACH
THE 500 MARK
Brotherhood of Trinity
Church Elect officers
Last Night.

The Brotherhood of Trinity Baptist
church held their first meeting Thurs
day evening at the church for the pur-
pose of organizing. IN election of Of.
dcers was held AND the following elect
81:
Harry Gill, president; Arthur Van
Alta, vice-president; Harley Peters,
secretary and treasurer; Rev. w. A.
King. pastor of the Trinity Baptist
church, viii be the teacher of the
class
The object of this new organization
Is to get young men interested in sun
day school work They aim to get 500
members to this class Every Sunday
members will make the rounds of the
hotels. to invite new arrivals to sun
day school and church. In fact they
ann to help everyone that they can
reach.
After the meeting was adjourned, an
oyster supper was given for the mem-
bers and a social session was enjoyed.
The next business meeting Of the club
will be held some time I'm March
Blakes' have an unexcellor display
of cut flowers at 12G w. Center.
2-16-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
Waldo.

Waldo. Feb. 16.-Mrs George Cook
entertained the Ladies Aid society of
the Reformed church Wednesday aft
ernoon at her home The regular bust
ness was transacted and refreshments
were served.
Rev. George Parllin win preach at
tho, regular Sunday evening services
February on the subject of Good
Citizenship" at the NJ. T.. Church.
Glenn Emery and family moved tAis
week to their new home near New
mans.
Art Glaze and family moved Tues
day to a farm south Of Norton. Frank
Augustine moved into the house vac
ated by Mr., Glaze.
Rev. George Schmidt and wife win
leave Monday for Rev. Schmidts new
charge in Wisconsin. The vacancy
created by the resignation of Rev Mr..
Schmidt in the Reform church, has
not yet been filled.
Roscoe Oborn of Marion was a Wal
90 visitor Friday.
jacob Akron held a safe of his house
hold effects Friday. Mr.. Akron has
brokenup his household on account Of
the serious Illness of Mrs. Akron who
Is staying at the home of her daugh-
ter at Marion
Mr. and Mrs. William Corbin We're
guests of their daughter Mrs. Ralph
Wilson at Delaware Thursday.
Rev. George Schmidt was a Marion
visitor Thursday.
Mrs William Gabler entertained the
Missionary Society OF the Reformed
church at her home Tuesday after
noon.
w. c, Miches spent Saturday at
Marion.
Miss Dessa Marie Benedict left
Thursday for Cleveland where she viii
srend two or three weeks at "Reed's
Wholesale Millinery house,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lueflen OF Mar
ion We're guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Michels.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and Mr.,
and Mrs. Pearl Akron We're at Marion
wednesday, called there by the serious
condition OF Mrs Jacob Akron.
The following out Of town relatives
and friends We're in attendance a. the
funeral Of Christopher Knickle Friday
Rev. Charles Schaaf Of covington, Ky,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
Edna Jones aud John Hancock wed

Miss Edna Jones and Mr. john
Hancock, both Of Marion, were unitcI
i'm marriage, Monday evening at Z
o'clock, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Brockelsby of Fountain street.
Delaware. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. e. a. Mason, in the
presence Of a number OF friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Hancock is the daughter of
Mrs. Harry Farmer, Of Hrr street,
Marion. The groom is employed on
the Erie They will make their home
at PA Hurr street
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
TWO MEN SENT
TO WORK HOUSE
AL. jones' Colored, Pleajis
Guilty to Charge in May
or's Court.
Dud Workman is Given
One Hour to Leave
the City.

Albert Jones, colored. who was arr
rested at Upper Sandusky last Satur-
day night on the charge of aiding in
the robbery Of Verlind Carr on the
night of January 10, was given a
hearing in the mayors court Thurs
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock He
pleaded guilty TO the charge Of re-
ceiving stolen money and was fined
S25 and costs and given 80 days in
the Dayton workhouse.
Upon his failure to pay the fine,
Jones was taken to the Dayton work
house this morning with workman by
chief McDonough, to work out his
fine and sentence.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
Brothers Bcrorc Tic Mnyor.

George and Dud Workman. who
go under the name of Kelly, were ar
raigned Thursday afternoon before
the mayor. George, who was the ring
leader of the affair, pleaded guilty to
the charge of embezzlement and was
given a fine of $l5 and 30 days in
Dud, was given one hour to get out
of the city.
workman was taken to Dayton this
morning ali II O'Clock by Chief Of Po-
lice McDonough
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
A STRANGE
FASCINATION
For Peeping Into Homes
Cost David Kimball His
Life-A Tragic Event.

Sandusky, o., Feb. ia Jack
the pepper" was shot and instantly
killed early today outside the window
of the room in which If. E. Bright
man and his wife were In bed. Bright
man, president and general manager
of the Brightman Hammered Nut
company. fired the shot and its victim
was David Kimball 36. with wife
and 10-year-old daughter.
After learning that Kimball had
been arrested ANA sentenced to Jail
for peeplng in windows in 1910, and
hearing Brishtman's story Coroner
Knowles returned a verdict Of justi-
fable homicide. The police, however,
detained Brightman pending the de-
partments own investigation,
IL was awak kened shortly after
midnight by hearing footsteps crunch
ing on the snow along the house"
said Brlghtman today. 81 instantly
thought yf burglars and quietly slip
ped out of Ced and got a revolver from
the bureau. Then 1 waited.
"SocN shs footsteps stopped and
then tn, = and Ehen the face of a
man pppea, ed outside the window
As tho r.aa I'-essed his face close to
the glass. ~ yes glittering like those
of cat > :, uark room, | fred at him
polntblanks
when Whe smoke cleared away
and l had assured my wife, who was
seriously startled, thar she was in nc
Hanger, | called the police station"
The police found Kimball's body n
the snow outside the window, already
growing cold
The wife and child of the deal
man, at home alone. wondering and
| worrying over his whereabouts were
prostrated when told that he was
| dead,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
MARRIED BY REV.
SUTTON AT LARUE


Thursday evening, at eight O'Clock,
Miss Eo Mac Brady, OF LaRuo, and
Carcnco Patterson. of near Essex,
were united In marriage by Rev. j. A.
sutton, at his home in LnRuc. They
were attended ly Miss Irene Brady
and Mr.. Gill White. ars. sutton, Miss
Mamie Thornhcrg and Mss Hattie
Myers were Witnesses.
Mrs Patterson is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs William Brady of La
Rue, and is young woman or charm
ing personality The groom is the son
of Charles +. Patterson, and is "a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
j. HI. RAWLINGS & SON
100 W. Center.
Saturday Specials That
Spell Economy

These specials offer absolutely the best values :;
obtainable. Z
3c-Ladies pure linen handkerchiefs,. hand en- Z
broidered corner, Sat. &c. Z
9c-Sozodont' tooth paste, regular 25c kind z
Saturday, &c. Z
leo T darning cotton, Sat. only 1c. :;
69c-" Richeeu" or 'Setsnug" union suits reg 3
ular $100 garments, Sat. 69c :
29c-Chdrens union suits, well feeced regu- 3
lar soc garments, Sat. 29c. 3
19c-"OnyX" hosiery, all styles and weights in :
cotton Isle and wool, regular 25c hose, 19c. :
48c-Ladies' scarfs fine assortment, regular 75c Z
quality, special at 48c. Z
89c-Regular 81 125 English Cape street Gloves !!
finest quality, Sat 89c. Z
19c-Ladies' 25c Cashmere gloves black and I
coors, Sat 19c. :.
29c-Mens regular SOC neckties, special Sat- at :
the unusually low price, 29c. ::
15c, 2 for 25c-Men's regular 25c neclties. Z
15c-Choce of any style 25c pure linen hand =
kerchefs fine assortment, 15c. =
10c-Large assortment of 25c jewelry, consisting =
of Belt Pins, Bar Pins, Scarf Pins, Sat. your :;
choice at 10c. :;
$1.10-Ladies' finest quality $15O Chatham Z
Gloves, Black or tan, Sat .$t10 =
19c-Corset Covers regula, Hjc kind beautifully 3
trimmed Sat 19c. Z
19c--Children's best quality 25c stockings, med 3
ium or heavy weights, Sat &c., 3
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
Te Fireman Enn

New York. Feb 1G.-Fully dressed
and In readiness for any emergency,
four hundred children stood calmly
on the line for more than an hour just
before daylight today in the convent
of the Sisters Of Mercy I'm Brooklyn,
White and black robed sisters reas-
sured their charges, while a few doors
away firemen foufGit a desperate bat
tie with a threatening fire. The fire.
men won and the children were
marched back TO bed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
Measles EpidcmIc.

McConnellsville, o., Feb. 16.-Al-
bert Jones. six. YVES .he fifth rerson to
die here this week rom measles. An
epidemic of 200 cases, all ma 'iErrnt,
exists here at the present time. ply
sicians from nearby towns are tend
ing the cases.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16

Gablcr and John High were Ashley
visitors Sunday.
Mr. David Jones, ana Charles Jones
of Itadnor were guests Monday night
of Dr. and Mrs. B. -. Osborne.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
FataI Gas Exnloslon.

GAINESVILLE. o.. Feb. ia gas ex-
plosion wrecked the home Of william
Nelson here early today Miss May
Nelson, 22, who was standing in the
doorway, was blown out into the yard
and fatally injured, The house was
blown to atoms. A leak in a cellar
gas pipe caused the explosion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16
Married. Thursday EyenIng.

William III. Knowles a'.S Nary II,
Longacre, both OF Caledc1ia. were uni
ted in marriage. by Rev. -. NJ. Rourke.
at his home on South Main street.
Thursday evening, at $500 o'cl elk. They
were unattended, and will make their
home near Caledonia.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16

farmer ry occupation They VIII re
side on farm near Bells Corners.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-16

The American Association for the
Conservation of Vision is starting a
widespread campaign of public edu-
cation to call the attention Of people
10 the care and preservation of thoir
ey esight.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-09-19
POTATO rIET 0 0
LOWER COST OF lIVlEG,
ASSERTS FIIzGERALO
(By United Press,

Boston. Sept Is-Mayor Fitzgerald
who sang his way into ths mayoraity
OF Boston and who wants to 20 to the
United States senate. has n plan for
reducing the cost OF living First he
stopped eating meat and advised AL
Boston to emulate his renunciatlon.
Now he has found out that the iowiy
spud can be fixed In so many different
ways Il should replace meats and
numerous other table staples. The
mayor said today that on personal
knowledge he knows the Irish pcta-
toes can be fricassecd. baked. roasted.
fried. stewed. creamed. griiled. au-
grained. mashed. lyonaised and mash
ed and that II would cut down the cost
Of living IL people ate spuds n la two
or three styles at least twice day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-09-19
ALf MITCHELL UNDER
WENT OPERATION

All Mitchell underwent a surgical
operation at the hospital here at 3
o'clock this morning for appendicitis
and his condition today has been such
as to occasion considerable alarm
among his friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell left here on Saturday for st.
Louis where the former expected %
attend the national convention OF the
Rexall company. In which all dealers
of the company's remedies are stock
holders. He was not feeling we'll on
his arrival in Denver, but did not re-
gard the matter as serious. Sunday
morning the pain had intensified and
he consulted a physician who pro-
nounced the trouble appendicitis. On
receiving this information Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell decided to abandon
their trip to St Louis and return %
Canon City on the first train in order
that relief might be obtained If pos
sible through surgical operation.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-09-19
COnGRATUlATES AMMONS
on HIS NOMINATION

General Maupin. late candidate for
the Democratic nomination for the
governorship of Colorado. sent the fol-
lowing congratulator, -nessage to (
NJ. Ammons. whose selection at the
primaries last Tuesday now seems as
sured:
Canon City. Colo. Sept. 10.
To. Hon. E. NJ. Ammons. 346 Gas and
Electric Building. Denver. Colo.
Despite the false. wicked and mali
cious attacks upon me throughout the
campaign by the Denver News ane
Post, apparently without protest from
you. 1 nevertheless congratulate you
on your nomination and wish you sue
cess at the November election.
JOSEPH ii. MAUPIN.
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Grow. reaehe. ). B.ek Yard.

Mr.. C. C. Patton has on display In
his jewelry store four peaches grown
on q tree in his own yard mt 1908
Greenwood that easily equal. II no.
eclipse. anything grown on the west
ern slope. The peaches are all finely
coiored and are frees;ones. Every
one Is peach" In every sense Of the
word as used today. Mr. Patton has
another tree than the one these were
picked from that will produce eno--
mously next month II not destroyed
by freeze before that time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-09-19
Democrats Also organizing To-day,

The Democratic county central com
mittee is being re-organized in Flor
ence today in preparation for the cam
paign. which Is expected to open In
earnest very recently. The various
precinct chairmen and chairwomen.
and the party candidates for county
offices nominated at the primaries
last Tuesday. are taking part in the
at Florence this afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-09-19
PYRAMID OF GizEH
NO LONGER ENIoMATIc.
uasrpssssd csneIusisns-

The very stones Of the Great l'yramid
Of Cizeh are crying out In no unccr-
saiE tones Every inch Of ft~ massive
structure. with uperring precision. re-
veais the solutions TO problems which
for centuries civilized nations have
spent fabulous sums In vain to nnd
and which men OF science have encoun-
terrd hnrdships TO anaiyze.
This wonderful testimony OF the
Great Stone Witness. with Its general
description and storehousc Of Truth.
scientific. historic and prophetic. with
Bible allusions to II. the importance Of
its iocatiot- md vcrincations Of as-
tronomirnI and geographical deduc-
tions. IL nm extensive chapter Of vol
ume which may bc obtained by send
ing 3s cents TO the watch Tower So
ciety. II Hicks STREET. Brookiyn.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-09-19
AVVAhD CONTRACT
FOR CANON'S new
Y. N. c. A. BUILDING

After devoting much time and
thoughtful consideration to the
Young Mems Christian association pro-
ject. the building committee. acting
for the board of directors. have avail
ed the contract for the new hon:, o
John A. Heckart G Sen of this city
who were the lowest bidders. and to
them Will be awarded the erection of
this imposing structure They are a
firm with a splendid record. and their
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-09-19
LIFE-TERMER
RECAPTURED
AT FLORENCE

With a woman's dress worn over
his band uniform. Colling. the escaped
convict from the penitentiary here.
was captured at Florence by Night
Marshal c. c. McNulta OF that place
between and . o'clock last Satur-
day night and brought back to the
prison and locked up. II is reported
that some boys at Florence accident
ally discovered Ceilings band uni
form under the dress he wore and
reported the matter TO Officer Nc
Nulty. who took the suspect into Gus
tody and established the identity of
the prisoner.
The prison authorities were no..-
fled OF Ceilings arrest and the runa-
way was brought back here and again
Imprisoned. Ceilings escape from the
bandwagon near the penItentiary gate
last Friday night was an unusually
daring and sensational one. and occa-
stoned a great deal OF comment about
town Coliing was a member of the
prison band and with his associates
OF that organization was returning
to town between and O'Clock Fri
day evening in charge of Deputy War
den Allen Jameson from the fair
grounds, where they had furnished
music at the races during the day.
when the dash for freedom took place.
He darted away In the darkness aui
was soon lost sight of by the officers
in charge OF the band. A general
alarm was given and armed guards
were sent out In every direction 10
try and locate the runaway. but with
out avail. The search was kept up all
day Saturday to no purpose until the
discovery OF Colling at Florence It
night. Coiling is a life-termer and iE
No. 71s2 on the prison register. He
was sent here in 1908 from Gunnison
county for murder. and is at present
only about twenty-five years of age.
Warden lyman expressed his grail
fIcation Saturday night over the re-
capture OF Colling. and said that under
no circumstances would he permit the
prison band to again play for a pub
lie gathering outside the prison walls
during his administration OF peniten-
tiary affairs. The warden said that
much was said about the number II
convicts that have escaped since lie
took charge Of the prison. but that
very little was heard about their re-
capture. He admitted the truth OF
the report that forty-eight had got
away from road gangs and other
places, but said that all but four OF
them have been found and returned
to the penitentiary.
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REPORTS OF SNOW IN MOUNTAINS

A telephone message from Griffln's
ranch this morning announced that
snow was falling there and II Is prob
able that / similar condition OF affairs
was prevailing on the upper slopes
OF both the Greenhorn and Sangr. Ge
Christie ranges OF mountains. The
very decided drop in the mercury
during the last twenty-four hours is
somewhat unusual for this time Of
the year and has created big demand
for overcoats. The storm is not like
ly to be OF very long duration as the
indications of the weather bureau are
for rising temperatures tomorrow.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-09-19
BIG CROWD,
GOOD SPORT
AT The FAIR

The circus yesterday did not seem 10
affect the crowds at the fair in tho
least. The grand stand seemed to 90
full and the area within the race track
was dotted with numerous vehicles.
The events were good and the
promtpess with which they were dis
patched pleased the crowd. President
Houle. Secretary Sidebottom and Start
er Alva Kountz made this feature a
point. and were successful.
The first racing event was~a 2:2O
trot for purse of $500. and was won
in straight heats by Buddie c., owned
and driven by a. p. Drew. Time.
2.20A. Swink. owned and driven by
G. w Eaton. was second. and Emer-
aid, owned by W. c Frerker and driy-
en- by Cherry. took third money.
The 2:16 pace was the feature of the
afternoon. with six entries. Espiere.
owned and driven by A. l. Camp. took
first money in 2:15 l-5. Easter Coin
was second and Fox S. was third.
George Forker was awarded fourth.
Coinetta and Echola also ran.
The one mile running race was won
by Charlie Fox. who was ridden 10
victory in 1:4S by Morgan. jockey for
the w ]. Cranor stables. Diamond
lost by head and was ridden by Hay
den, wearing the Gilman colors. Car
lyle Bass, owned by Basset and rid
den by Fisher. was third.
The Gilman string won the two and
half mile relay race. Hayden
guided the destinies of the string. Five
changes were necessary In the relay.
The Basset string came in second, with
Caulk up. The Curtis & Darrow horses
ran third.
Thursdays speed exhibitions showed
more ginger than on the previous lf-
ternoon. and far better time was made.
The bucking contests. including the
bucking bull. were good. The diving
horse did not come up to expecu-
tions and was taken off this afternoon.
The Campbell's show company own the
animal.
Much laughter and fun was ELECTED
when Peaceful Henry saddled and rode
bucking bronx backward
For this afternoon every business
house on Main street closed In order
to enable as many as possible to visit
the grounds and make the racing meet
as successful as possible. Soon af-
ter noon hundreds were seen going to
the grounds and everything was pack
ed at 2:30 when the program started.
The heavy rain Of last night cleared
the atmosphere wonderfully and made
the track excellent for speed. with
total lack of dust.