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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
BIG -FOUR WRECK NEARCAREy HIS
MOST FRIGHTFUL EXPERIENCE

woman. a Mrs. IIanord, living on a
fnrm near where the wreck occur
rcd.
This woman saw the wreck ana
Immediately was alert She tee-
phoned to Carey and then getting a
ladder rushed from her home to the
scene of the wreck With the ladder
she enabled passengers who were in
the chair car TO climb out to safety
before the car caught fire. Passen-
gers and other neighbors put out the
fire before 1t had done much dam
age"
The train Is one Of the best in the
country and runs between Detroit and
Cincinnati, arriving here daily at
1859 p. m. The conductor OF the
train was William Caskey formerly
of this city, whose hand was badly
hurt in the wreck. Harvey Thomas
was the engineer.
The wreck was caused by broken
rail, 1t is said. II is claimed that the
heavy engine broke the rail as It
passed safely over and the broken
rail turned up, catching the cars be-
hind and deraillng them
n leleSrdn was sent mere lor uoc-
tors to go to the scene. DR.. j. II. Will
son, Big Four surgeon, went to the
Big -Four depot ready to go to the
scene but learned that sufficient
number Of doctors had been secured
from nearer places and did not go.
Il. NJ Mann, Big -Four claim agent
Of this city, went up on the wreck
train which was summoned from
Springfield ana which went north at
about p. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
SPECIAL SERVICE
At THE CHURCHES
Good Attendance Marks
Meetings That Are Being
Held.

"Thoological Differences" was the
subject of the sermon preached by
Rev. G. M. Rourke at the First Pres
Iyteran church, Monday evening. The
text was found in the second chapter
Of Romans, which dcals with the fact
that they who sin, though they con-
denim IL in others, cannot escape them
selves and much less escape the jVug-
ment Of God. Rev. Ilcurke defined
The difference existing IN true Christ
ianity and the protense Of Christian
ity,
Tie service was largely attended,
and the sermon was heard with much
interest The meetings will continue
throughout the week.
Because of the funeral services Of
Miss Caroline Ade, which were he'd
at the German NJ r. church. late
Monday afternoon. the evening SER
vice was omitted but will be held to-
night as usual.
Receive with Mcekncss, the I'M
planted word that is able to save your
soul" was the text on which Rev. d..
N. Kelly found his Monday evening
sermon. There was fine attendance
and the subject THE Power OF the
Word" proved to be one Of the most
Interesting yet chosen by Rev. Kelly
in his series OF sermons. Services will
be held tonight, continuing through
the week.
Because Of the absence OF Rev w.
A. King who was called 10 Columbus
Monday, there We're no services at the
Trinity Baptist church. Monday even
Ing. The meetings viii he begun again
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
WOULD GIVE WOMEN VOTE BY
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT


Washington, Jan. 16.-Votes for wo
men are provided In a constitutions
amendment introduced in the house
today by Victor l.. Berger. the wis.
consin Socialist. The resolution adds
t' the fifteenth. amendment the clause
that the right 10 vote shall not be
denied on account OF sex.
In the event of ratification OF the
amendment, Berger proposes TO en-
force its provisions by enacting that
II any state attempts to eyade It. the
basis Of representation Of that state
should be reduced in the proportion
which the number OF male citizens
snail bear to the whole number OF
n.ole and female citizens therein.
Berger stated today that within a
few months he viii present to con.
gress monster petition in favor Of
women's suffrage, signatures to which
are now being secured by the Socialist
rarity.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
AT TIE GoMpF HOME.

The Acme club met at the home OF
Mrs. c. T.. Gompt on Delaware ave-
nue., Monday evening.
Six tables OF euchre were filed by
the guests, who included besides the
members, Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Fies and
Miss Meta Raymor and Miss Rhea
Munnell. After u pleasant season
spent at the card tables, the game
series resulting in Mrs. Edward Bind
ley winning the prize, dainty lunch
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Joseph CUTLERY will entertain
the members at her East Center street
home, i'm two weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
Church Affairs
I'E-i-ti-Ff-FF-t'F-EEs..-s-ssI-F-s.-i--F-i
KIng's Dnnghters Moo

Kings Daughters Meet.
The Kings Daughters society Of
the First Presbyterian church met
Monday evening, at the home of Miss
Gertrude Craig on Pearl street. There
was a fair attendance, and the time
was spent in making comfortables for
the poor. A social hour followed the
business session, during which the
hostess served refreshments.
Miss Rhea Munnell will entertain
the young women at her home on
South state street, next Monday even
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
PERSONALS
= AE4VN|~ ]N~AN-I
- =

Mrs. Lowell Ulsh is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Ccnoway. in F'indlay for a week.
HRS. Perry Wayland, Of Lima, is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Emma
Price, Of Gurley avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ritzler return-
ed to Lima today. after attending the
funeral services of Mr.. Ritzler's faith
u, George Anthony Ritzler.
Clark O'Brlen, Of Muncie, Indiana,
is visiting relatives here.
Rev. w. A. King was a Columbus
visitor Monday.
Lowell Ulsh was in Tiffn Tuesday
on business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
THE WoMAN,s CLUB.


The attendance was unusually good
at the regular meeting of the Woman s
Club, which was held at the home of
Mrs. James CUTLERY, on East Center
street, Monday afternoon.
The interesting study Of Russla was
entered into by the members, and
responses TO roll-call were quotations
from Tolstoy's works. "Tolstoy's In
nuence in RUSSIA" was very interest
ingly discussed by A,rs. c. Il. Havig-
hurst and book review of "The
Resurrection" was given by Miss Flor
ence $. Durfee. "Toistoy At Home,
was the subject of Mrs. Burns Bark
er's paper which concluded the pro-
gram.
Next Monday afternoon, Mrs, Frank
ii. King will entertain the club at her
home ON South State street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
Wednesday evening.
w. Q. T. U. Has Good Meeting.

w. G. T. u. Has Good Meeting.
Lime city w. G. r. Union met in
the mission room on Garden City
pike, Monday evening. In spite of the
extreme cold, large attendance OF
the members made the meeting very
Interesting. During the business ses-
sion, Miss Katie Belcher, was elected,
and the name Of new member was
added to the roll. 1t was decided that
the meetings shall be held once each
month on the second Monday evening.
Because of the reviva; services whicn
will be in progress at the time set for
the next meeting, the union VIII meet
at the mission room on the second
Thursday afternoon in February. At
this meeting Mrs. Charles Hart will
have charge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
Easl Amor aas Dan Ensl.

New York, Jan. 16.-Annie, the giant
Of the Bronx ZOO with
twenty-foot body and a thirty-slx inch
waist line, has broken her 23S-day
fast by dining well OFF two chickens,
feathers and all.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
She Was 10 PIan1 money.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 16.-Mrs
Anna Webster clairyoyant, confessed
she had secured $3.50 from Mrs
Johanna Azchan. a widow on the
pretense that she would plant It and
IL would grow to t5,OOO.oOo.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
sham TODAY.

sham today.
Daily reports Wickersham declared
indicated that Morse's condition is
becoming critical His removal now
Is impossible, and no date for his
transwer has been set The attor-
ncy general said Communication os
Morse's sentence 10 enable his release
by parole is not being considered,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
MIR. staIger Improved.

The condition of Edward j. stalger,
OF West Center street, who was op-
Grated on last week at Mt. Carmel
hospital, Columbus, for gall stones,
Is mudh improved, according to word
received here by his relatives.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
BRIEF MENTION

Mrs. Carrie Cook was taken to Mt
Carmel hospital at Columbus, today,
10 undergo an operation for deafness.
DR.. f. r. Young viii be her physic-
ian.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
Two Cnndldatcs Inltlntcd. !

Two candidates were initiated at n
meeting Of the Lydia chapter. No. SO,
Order of Eastern star; last might. Pho
regular business Of the order. was
given attention The neAt rpqaRs
win be held 1'ebrvaiY. b.gi iilW> +.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16

Miss Nellie Balm was hostess to the
young women Of the Elite club at her
Windsor street nome. Monday evening.
The attendance was fair, and the ev-
ening was very agrceably spent with
needle work and chat. Light refresh
ments were served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
MoRsEs' CONDITION CRITICAL.

MORsES' CONDITION CRITICAL.
Washington. Jan. l6.-Failing rap
idly, Charles w, Morse, banker-con-
Wet, may never be able to leave the
army hospital nj Fort Mcpherson,
Georgia, for Hot Springs. Arkansas,
according TO Attorney General wicker
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
postonlcc safe blown. =

Toledo, o., Jan. IG.-Yeggs sbleE
tho p6stdnlcc safe at Mcclure h..
Henry county, at an early honr this
morning They escaped with $50 and
$500 worth of stamps.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16


Columbus. o., AIN. 16.-President
Blgelow OF the constitutional conven-
tion, announced this morning that he
would not be ready to give out his
committee appointments at today's
session. Bigelow came to Columbus
yesterday and considered the requests
Of the members for committee APP
pointments.
THE first thing that impressed me"
said Bigelow, was the fairness OF
the members in their requests. Some
Of the members who We're opposed TO
my election and to giving me the
power to make the committee appoint
ments, took occasion in these letters
to expfess their confidence and good
will"
Practically all Of the lawyers and
there are forty-fve of them, want to
get on the judicial reform committee
There are many requests for places on
the Initiative and referendum commit
tee. Apparently many of the members
consider this the Zig committee Of
the session.
Professor Knight delegate from
Franklin county, asked members Of
the rules committee for the privilege
of appearing Before that committee
Tuesday to give his ideas on the
character of the committees to be SO
lected. Knight wants a dozen more
than are provided for by
the rules committee.
The fight being started by Knight
bids fair TO open a fight between those
Who desire a general revision of the
and those who helleve
there should be nothing more than
few specific amendments to the pres
cnt constitution. Knight wants a
general revision.
The Progressiyes. however, believe
that a general revision Of the consti-
tuition would mean the downfall of
the entire work of the convention.
The fight win be taken first before
the committee ON rules and then to
the floor Of the convention.
The session today will be devoted
largely TO discussion Of the rules
and the report OF the committee ON
employees, generally called the "pap"
committee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16

FOR SAG.E-Good new 7-room house
besides hall and attic; good well
and cistern; fruit; poultry park,
etc; price $1,S50; also 6-room
house; good well. cistern and barn;
convenient to shops. have over
hundred properties besides these for
sale Come and see. Philip Bauer,
112 IL S. Main ST., Marion.
6-5td-1twky
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
FIght Ovcr Vlcc Presidcnt

Columbus. o., Jan. 16.-The cleo
tion OF a vice president Of the con-
stitutional convention promises to be
a lively fight when the delegates con-
vene this afternoon.
There are four candidates being
groomed: Professor Fess of Green
county, Ed Doty of Cleveland, Pro-
fessor George Cotton of Hiram uni
versity, Portage county, and ID. f.
Anderson of Mahonins county.
Anderson was Bigelows most for
midablo opponent for the presidency
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16
COMMITTEES

Continued from Page One.
convention.
The oasis., 1912-05-04

forty were consigned to Burt Moss man and twenty-one to G. E., Angulo. Beside that there were 975 head that crossed on foot the same day for Mir. E. Camou, driven from Saric to Nogales, then 10 Cal abasas where they were loaded for shipment by rail to the same des- tination.
 Wednesday Nogales was visited by Messrs. George c. Gordon an6 Frank P. Starkey. from Los Ang- eles, who are on pedestrian hike to Panama and return. The con- ditiOns of the trip are that they will not beg or borrow, will average twenty-five miles per day, starting with five dollars and returning to- their initial point with $1,000- They made the start on the fifth of April, and they expected to reach Hermosillo some time next week. They departed from No- gales on Thursday morning.
The oasis., 1912-05-04

Mrs. Samuel Leeker, who is vis- iting in Memphis, Tennessee, is expected to return home the 10th inst. The lady will be accompanied by her two little boys who are with her. Her mother, Mrs. Fatto, will remain in the South some time yet.
 Mir. Frank NJ. King, formerly editor of the Border Vidette, who is in business now in Chihuahua, was at Tucson Saturday of last week, having come from El Paso that day. Thence he went to Phoenix on business. Mir. King is in the cattle and mining brokerage business in Chihuahua, and has been doing a good business, until interfered with by recent reyolu- tionary troubles.
 Wednesday there were crossed over the line sixty-one carloads of cattle which came up from Santa Ana and other points south, des- tined to Elko, Nevada, of which
The oasis., 1912-05-04

tagonia, and were at Nogales until Wednesday morning, when they returned home by the 5. ?. motor
 This week Nogales and vicinity have been visited by a series of high winds, which have been very disagreeable. The first came Wednesday, anG both Thursday and yesterday were in the same category.
 NogaIes was visited Thursday and yesterday by Mrs. c. c. Beck ley of Tucson, state organizer for the Women's Christian Temperan- ce Union, who came to the line city with view to institution here of a local Union.
 Wednesday morning Mrs. z. o. Stocker, from Ontagota, in the Yaqui delta, was at Nogales, en route to Los Angeles, where she will remain until the troublous times in Mexico are at an end. Next month MT. Stocker will come out and join his wife in California.
 Monday Mir. Allen c. Bernard was at Nogales en route from Tue son to lmuris, at which place he remained until Wednesday even ing, on business in connection with his Espiritu Santo mine, out in the Sierra Azul, returning to Nogales and going home Thursday morn- ing.
 Mrs. R. R. Earhart, and her little son, who have been visiting in the East since last fall, returned to Santa Cruz county last week, and are now at Nogales, with Mir. Earhart, the treasurer of Santa Cruz county. They contemplate taking house and remaining here permanently.
 Mir J c. Mcclure, assistant gen. eral manager for the Southern Pa. ci6c of Mexico was at Nogales Tuesday, having arrived in the evening Monday and remaining until Wednesday morning when he went to Empalme, his special car being attached to the regular train s0uthward.
 Wednesday morning MT. $. F. Noon the lawyer, went to Phoenix to attend to business before the supreme court and in the United States land office. The gentleman was accompanied by his son Master BonsalI Noon, who was taken along by his father to see the the sights at the capital city.
 In response to the petition for Il high school in Nogales district filed ! recently, School Superintendent H. R. Renshaw has called an election to decide the proposition, to be held on the eleventh inst. The polls will be in the public school building, and will be open between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 p. m.
 The International Gas Company has bought the plant of the Tomb stone Gas Company, and has re- moved to Nogales all the machin- cry, pipe, etc., which will be added to the plant here, increasing great ly its capacity. The apparatus purchased was new but two years ago, and in that time has had but two months usage.
 The Montezuma hotel has receiv.
The oasis., 1912-05-04

chairman of the democratic county committee, went to Phoenix.
 Call and see the new Spring styles and samples for ladies suits and dresses at Elite Millinery.
 Wednesday Captain J. c. Besley was up from Magdalena, visiting at the line city through the day.
 Saturday night Mir. Carlos Cred ner, the Magdalena merchant was at Nogales returning home from a visit in Los Angeles.
 Mir. John Davidson of Esperanza, who went to Colorado Springs on business a couple of weeks ago, re- turned to Sonora this week.
 Last Saturday MT Jesse Chat. nam went to San Antonio, Texas, where he has been taking this week the examination for West Point.
 5000 per day made easily by hustling local agent. Write for ful information at once. Arizona Sales Agency, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Tuesday MT. and Mrs. Fred Miller came in from Mowry, and visited at Nogales until Thursday morning, when they returned home.
 Doctor w. A. Davis, oculist and optician for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, was at Nogales Tuesday, returning to Guaymas Wednesday.
 Wednesday Nogales was visited by Mir. A. w. Morris, the well known mining superintendent, who was en route to Los Angeles on business.
 Tuesday evening Mr. Frank H. Howard came up from the Rich field Copper camp, beyond the San Miguel river, eastward from Que rObabi station.
 MT. Cirilo Ramirez, private se- cretary to Governor J. NJ. Mayto. rena, was up from Hermosillo Tuesday, returning to the capital city Wednesday.
 Monday evening Colonel Epes Randolph, president of the South. ern Pacific of Mexico, was at No. gales, returning to Tucson from a trip to San Bias.
 Mrs. Theodore s. Marsh, head of the George B, Marsh corporation, who was in Tucson last week on business, returned home to the line city Saturday evening.
 Saturday evening THE OASIS "tltor returned from trip to Ben on and other points in Cochise ounty, where he went from Elgin Friday of last week.
 Wednesday Nogales was visited by MT. J. Breck Richardson, of Tucson, agent for the Ford Motor Gar Co.,, who is arranging to estab- llsh an agency at the line city.
 
 Saturday two contraband celes- talsnamed respectively Yee Gwoon and Wong Kim, who were captured oy the immigration officials last week, were tried in the United States commissioners court, and ordered deported.
 MT. and Mrs. Albin Lloyd, of the Hotel Lloyd, at Alamos, have closed the house and departed for ynelr home, near Little Rock, Ar Kansas. They came out from So.
The oasis., 1912-05-04
NoCALES NOTES.

. A Survey of the Happe iings in the Line
 City and Vicinity During the Week.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-09-17
Johnson in Illinois

Peoria, Ill, September 16.-Governor
Johnson swung back into Illinois today.
His audience at Quincy, the first stop
made in the state today, was the 1arg-
est outdoor gathering he has adj
dressed since he started his campaign.
In his Quincy address he dealt with
the republican national convention at
greater length than heretofore, de-
nouncing the nominees and their sup
porters as well as the delegates to
the convention.
Speaking on the social and indus
trial problems of the nation, he said:
When you realize that the conserva-
ton of it's human resources is the prime
purpose of every government then, in
q measure, you have solved this great
problem. If your live stock was vast
Ing away, you would stop it. Does this
waste of human beings mean less to you
than the waste of stock? | think not.
Yet in our great cities human beings
are being wasted by the thousands"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-09-17
SHELBY TO DISCUSS
CLEAN ADVERTISING

Clean Advertising" will be exploited.
expounded, propounded and pro
mulgated In an address by j. r Shelby
of the Cable-Shelby Burton Piano COM
pany at the weekly luncheon Ct ths
Birmingham Ad club at the Turn
Verein this afternoon.
Causes, reasons and excuses for clean
advertising, and the effects and results
viii be explained by MIR shelby as nc
sees them after an experience IN bust
ness and advertising for many years
Advertising. like nearly everything
else, is undergoing reform in some form
or other. Il is generally admitted, and
the talk on Clean Advertising" by
Mr.. Shelby is expected to be very
apropos al this time.
Recent attendance at the weekly
iuncheons Of the club has been good
ana an improvement Is anticipated
with the advent of cooler weather. The
luncheons and discussions being pui
through every week are becoming more
popular than ever, IL is said. Mr. Shell
by Will be greeted by a large crowd
Tuesday 1t is thought.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-09-17
COL. ROOSEVELT
ON GOV. WILSON
Finds 1t Difficult to BE
Courteous, He Says
T. r. IN LOS ANGELES
The Colonel Says Wilson Would Make
Straight Jacket the National
acknowledgements john
son in Illinois

Los Angeles, September 16.-"Mr.
Wilson proposes to erect as the ma
tional symbol the straight jacket, saln
Colonel Roosevelt today. He declared
that the democratic candidates views
of the government was one which
every great, crooked financier, every
great, crooked boss" wishes TO see the
government take He found it difficult,
he said, to express himself as he wished
on Governor Wilson's views and be en-
tirely courteous.
Colonel Roosevelt spent several hours
in Los Angeles, arriving in mid-after'
noon from San Francisco. On his way
lie made number of speeches. When
he reached Los Angeles he was well
coined by a throng. An automobile pa =
rade was stopped several times until
mounted policemen could clear way.
On Way to Arizona
Colonel Roosevelt spoke first in the
Temple auditorium, and tonight in the
Shrine auditorium. After the latter
meeting he began his journey eastward
leaving for Tucson. Ariz.
1t was in his speech in the TEMPLE
auditorium that lie criticised Govern
or wilson's attitude.
MIR. Wilson says the history of lib
erty is always dependent upon the lin
itation of governmental power-the
liberty which would be obtained
through limitations of governmental
powers would be the liberty of the
Rockefelfers, the Harrimans, the great
industrial chiefs, to govern us well
or i'll as they choose There is not one
movement for curbing the power OF
those men which Is not conditional
upon the extension of the power of gov
eminent.
1T is difficult to express myself as [
wish and be entirely courteous. If Mr..
Wilson were as well acquainted with
every condition of modern life as he Is
sincere and intelligent he would know
that he is taking an attitude which
every crooked 6nancier, every great
crooked political boss, every crooked
newspaper editor wishes to see the gov
eminent take.
Mr.. Wilson proposes to erect as the
national symbol the straight jacket. He
proposes as the symbol of our national
government, not governmental activity
but governmental inactivity. Mr.. VIII
son must have said what he did be-
cause of his inexper1ence, for to as
sumo that he had had experience and
yet had taken that position is to i'm
pugn his sincerity and his wisdom.
and 1 have no desire to impugn either.
Whenever we have the power we
will put every promise into effect l
did not reach any of the conclusions to
which have come in regard to social
and Industrial justice by reading books
and thinking what was done in swift
erland or anywhere else. I reached
these conclusions by so years of hard
work"