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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

Judge Norris is at the head of the
committee on public works. These
public works are the old bitches
sometimes called by courtesy canals"
They have been costing the State from
100000 to 100000 annually and
they are the fruitful cause Of graft
and grab, Those parts of them which
can be made self-sustaining should be
kept and improved and the balance
of them abandoned. The lobbies
which have kept the grating going
have been recruited from the officials
holding down sinecures and the big
mill-owners who have been getting
their water privileges from the State
at about one-fourth or one-sixth of its
cost. These graftlngs and gougings
should be cut out
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

our nation Of harmony dinner
would be to see President Taft and
Colonel Roosevelt eating one of Aunt
Delia's famous apple pies - Toledo
-Rlade.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

Editor Mirror;-Please announce
that | am a candidate for county re-
eorder. subject to the Will OF the DEM
ocratic voters of Marion county al
the coming primary election.
WESLEY MILLER.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

Sillicus-To what do you attribute
the fact that SO many marriages are
failures:
Cynicus-I think it's because those
who don't marry too young wait till
they are too old.-Phlladelphia Re
cord.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

"Col-------sa says he is not a candi-
date for president" No prize is Offer
ed for the missing name.-Richmond
Times Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18
AIanten NIar1.les Agnln.

Pueblo, Col, Jan 1S.---It was an
nounced today that Robert Mantell.
famous Shakespearian-actor, and Miss
Geneyieve Hamper, hIs leading lady.
were married here yesterday after
noon. County Judge Frank Mirick
Mantells former wife died
last November.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18
MIssIng-Mord Contest

sultor has not been near her for two
whole weeks.-Atchison Globe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

3 Senator Lorimer. whose election was
notoriously corrupt beyond question.
so corrupt as to smell to heaven, is
explaining the matter by saying the
legislators who pleaded guilty to cor
ruptions were paid to do so by the
Chicago Tribune. That would be yell
low journalism run mad. For news
paper to employ members OF a State
legislature to swear they had been
bribed when they had received no
bribe money would be going some
But the trouble about Lorimer's ex-
planation is that 1t doesn't COMFORT
with the known facts in the case. The
NcNamaras said Detective Burns had
planted" the dynamite but Uhey con-
fessed afterwards that they were
guilty If there is anybody green
enough to accept Lorimer's eXplana-
tlon Of the bribery Of those Illinois
Legislators he should have a guardian
appointed to take care of him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

That proposition of p. NJ. c. Hitch
cock for the government to purchase
and manage the telegraph service OF
the country is not popular. 1t is too
sudden. The country is not prepared
for It. The people want a parcels
post service and one-cent letter post
age first. But people wonder If this
is a Taft coup. If it is it will hardly
be a success. But It may come later,
-~-~~~
A friend Of Col. Roosevelt has en-
tered him in the Nebraska primaries
as a candidate for the Republican
nomination for President but the Of
hcials have decided that If he doesn't
desire to run there may be no compul-
sion about it. That puts 1t up to the
Colonel to say whether he is a candi-
date or not. with both Standpats and
Progressives calling on that warrior
to declare himself It certainly mus.
be important.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

Governor Wilson's boom has suf-
Tered an eclipse during the past two
or three days and now Governor Har-
mon leads the field These facts may
bring Col. Bryan into the lime-light
again.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

There was a production of over
217,00O,000 barrels of petroleum last
year that being a gain of something
over 100000 barrels. California
jumped up from 73,OOO,OOO to ST.
600, 600 barrels but there was de-
cline in some of the older fields. They
use oil for fuel on some Of the west
ern railroads and on some of thu
tug-boats and craft Of the rivers and
harbors where coal is difficult to get.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18
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WILL HAVE BURGLAR AS GUEST OF HONOR

HONOR
Chicago, wholesale o
probably a
nual tonight The padded brick
invitation w. Juergens banquet
comm to be
10
is no an
N to him
a proposition 10 has
worth of goods The
his wife today stating that "if what
be him him
police been asked during
the banquet ut'.t M
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18
ASK NInny NcM SIllns.

Special sale on all kinds Of Plants
at Blake's Friday and Saturday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

More than 40 varieties OF mos
quitoes made their homes in New
Jersey.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

The election of Prof. $. d. Fess as
Vice President of the constitutional
Convention will be generally ap-
proved. Prof. Fess is Il splendid lead
er and representative Of the people
and is thoroughly conscientious. He
is specially well INFORMED on historic
and constitutional matters pertain
ing to the state, and all who know
him will be glad TO see him honored
by this recognition H.aT
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

Starvation wages in the highly pro-
tected mills of Lawrence, Massachu-
setts, have brought on strikes. riot
want and Generalization The mod
ern manager of business forgets about
the tariff being to protect American
labor" and squeezes the last drop OF
blood out Of men. women and chill
dren. Recently Mr. Gary in defending
the steel works admitted some OF his
employees worked twelve hours a day
and seven days week. But he had
the money to present his wife, as a
Christmas present pearls worth half
million dollars.
When these big Companies go to
Hungary and import the lowest priced
labor in Europe to compete with
American laborers one ought TO have
his own opinion about what the AID
rich tariff is for.
Hallfa pountV Vafao -. s...f ..t.fton
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

Judge Lindsey. tho noted Denver
reformer and author Of THE Beast"
is booming Col Roosevelt for presi-
dent. Lindsey is all right, but his
candidate will not appeal to many
people who observed how much
Roosevelt talked against the monopo-
lies and how little he enforced the
law. Lindsey should study Roosevelt
awhile as a grand-stander.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

The only objection we see to the
license proposition offered by the
liquor representatives in the Constitu-
tional Convention Is that II would
make the tax law imperative in dry
territory. Under the present arrange
ment IL a county goes dry and some
one is caught bootlegging he can be
stood up for the Aiken tax and this
is a very drastic feature Of the law
and the one the most feared by Grim
inals. 1t is doubtful If any help is Sc
cured from the temperance forces for
license unless the present protection
is continued to dry territory. And
there viii be much of that in about
three years If the legislature does not
repeal the county option law.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

Gallia county votes on local option
today Both sides claim ii.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-18

SOC Primroses at 20 cents at Blake's
Friday ana Saturday only
1-1s-2t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
WITNESS In THE
SCHENK CASE DEAD
DR.. JOAN W. mAllET. NOTED
CHEMIST. DEAD AT CHAR.
lOTTESvtlIe.
Was Professor Emeritus o. cheml,,ry
Of tire University % vir.
sinis.

Or. John William Mallet. professor
emeritus % chemistry ia the Tniv.rs.
i'y % Virginia. and probably The most
dis'iug li~hsd chemist IN ~. United
states. died az Charlottesville. Va
Thursday morning o.. pulmonary en-.
bolism. IN his si-t year after an i.!
ness OF two weeks
The deceased Was wfu known IN
Wheeling a. witness for the s.a'..
in The Sch~uk poisoning case H.
made many friends Will. here. and the
news OF his death Is received With
deep r greet
In 1850 h. was chosen BY n.
National Board OF Health Ia consider
and report upon the proper analytical
methods 20 be sed IN the analysis of
drinking waters. so we'll was this
work done that IL introduced him 10
Now field OF usefulness tie became
famous as an expert upon sanitary
water supply Not only was his adNics
eagerly sought far and wide in the
planning 81 such supplies. but he was
very frequently called upon as an OK.
per- witness IN legal cases involving
such questions in all part az the
country. Indeed. his reputation a. an
expert witness Was but little less TX.
tenslve than his fame as scientist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
GREATEST CORN CROP
in HISTORY OF NATION

WASHiNGTOS. Sov "a corn
prop Of 3.iss.i35.g00 bushels or .sI.
D2i.o0 bushels more than the great
pet crop Of corn ever grown Ia any
country 90 the world T. IN. feature
D. the cOuntry's most remarkable AK
ricultuTal year In history. according
D. The November crop report ~ tho
nit"d states Department 80 Agri-
culture Issued TO-DAY. The report com
pl"i"d the gots rnments preliminary
estimates OF the Nations principal
farm crops. This great crop ~ corn
was worth on November ] To- farmers
tis50.75s 600
Tho enormous sum 81 ti.lsli34 900
represented the farm value on Noy"m-
bsr ] Of the Emitted States crops 81
corn. ht'. wheat. oats. potatoes bar
i"v. lax seed. rSe and buckw heat.
With the talueof tho growing cotton
crop and m. crops of tobacco. rice and
apples. the aggregate values ~ the
principal farm products Will amount
well beyond 5000. ooo.000.
Upon tho preliminary estimates ~
PRODUCTION and prices announced to-
BAY. the value OF tho crops ngurc out
- follows
Corn. 81. s5o77s 200
Hay. sS5g:sI5.0OO.
Wheat. 5000 .G39. 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
CABINET MEETS IN
REGULAR SESSION
Presidents Forthcoming Msssage and
the Filling OF Vacancies
Discussed.

MASHfNGT1N. NoV S-Ife~iden;
TAFT met ms cabinet lu regular session
today for IN" INST tim. since August.
" hen h. started for Beverly ON his Na"i-
tIpu. NIth th. exception OF Secretary 90
state. Knox and Secretary Of the Navy
Never. every member WAS in his scat
-t.nosrauhers de- NOT report cduIu";
meetings. but the laughter which p-ur-
trated the walls and Wds heard ~ IN"
corridor - IN. executive offices. iudicat-
ed that Tuesdays defeat mad not
brought gloom 10 thu Presidents of
fetal family.
Subjects considered at to-IaN's meeting
were numerous From the election -
tie flling Of several Na".tucteS the dis
ous=iuu covered much ground The mes
saEes which Mi TAFT expects To- write
tn N. next few weeks w~r" taken up
ana ideas FOR them presented 10y MEM
bers Of the cabinet.
~ was understood IN Washington To-
day that at present mo- cabinet member
Intended To quit Office until March 8
several me MIXERS let ~ BE- known months
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KANAWHA

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov s.
Both Chairman James y l.akin " the
Republican state committee. and
Chairman Nm. VI q. Dawson. OF the
Progressive party committee. TODAY
went over the returns from the vari-
Gus counties in which complete re
turns are available. and while they
would give out no statement tonight
showing the majority received nv Dr
II. u Hatfield over William x Thomp-
son Tor governor. they stated thai the
figure available Indicated majority
of about 10000
From Figures from the senatorial
districts M" Republicans have elected
eleven and the Democrats ;our sera-
tors. making IA" senate a tic Will"
IN" House OF Delegates will have -
Republicans and 30 Democrats. with
one or w ociNen 10 the Democrats
that The final county may place m th"
Republican column
Exact figures in the seventh aud
Ninth Senatorial districts Will nrf ~,
available" until after the canvass on
Monday. That nr James MclunS OF
Nicholas. has won in the Ninth Is
shown on The face lie lost his own
county by 80. has "a majority EXCEED
Ing 200 in Clay. and more than 5000 ~
FdNette. according To partial returns
and estimates for the balance Green
bri"r Is reported To- be about Guu
against him. II has thus far been im-
pos ihlr 10 get complete figures
Coalter Republican. with several
precincts still out. Is reported 10 have
majority Of 20 ia Raleigh. his op-
pOucntS county. He has lost Monroe
something less than onu. according
To report from the county seat His
majority in Mercer. II d, said. will far
more than Offset his opponents ma
lOrIty in Summers. rs IN other dis
tricts complete returns are not avail
able
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MERCER COUNTY

So, iil Tl-rtf.g tp fhe Irt.lI ....u..-
Bill EFlELD. ". Va. Nov. N-Mcr.
Ger county full vote is as follow
Taft. l.1u|. Roosevelt. ISIS. Wilson.
%4'N. Thompson. 4.3@5. Hatfield.
.;...1: Sutherland. 4.fHH. Hciner.
$.o"l. Hughes. 4.t59. Bcavcrs. 500.
Coulter. 4.uNi. Prince. 3.1"N
lious" Of Delegates HawIey. Il.
ioll. Iloudker. Il. 4.14G. Simpson.
ID. 3.s,3. llolroyd. ID. 39r. For the
Prohibition amendment 5.-2N. against.
l.4G~
Mcdowell county returns are still
incomplete. bat Mp 70 the present time
%" returns show almost an oven br.s,
ou the prohibition amendment The
report that Mcdowell Will give an
enormous majority against the amend.
Wcut BIS entirely uufoundod although
Mcdowell viii give @ slight majority
against ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
D. A. R. OFFICERS

FAIRMONT. W. Va. nov S.-The ID
\ Il conference this afternoon elect
ed the following officers State Reg
eu'. Mr. W lI smith. ParkerShurg.
vice state cEtut Mrs a. Wilson.
Hunting. on. recording secretary Ms
Eleanor Moriand. MorrantoWu. cor
responding secretary. Mrs Mary JdC.-
son. ParhersburE. treasurer. Mrs. g
" liedvcuer. Bucnhannon. registrar.
Mrs. 4 e.. smith tlarkshurE hi
toridu. Mr.. Della Mccullough. Point
Pleasant. chaplain. Mrs %. g. Sioot-
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Astor reir Given Money.

NEW lONk Nov John IacOD
Asfor. fa" infant son OF Mrs Nadeln.
Force A.'or. viii have IN allowance or
$50 Year Tor BIS support durine
me u'Nf three wears SURROGATE
Fowler TODAY granted petition hfed
by Mr. A-tor to This effect and an
pointed Mrs Astur as the child g
guardian. With limited authority until
h" could reach OBJ" age Of - years.
Nr- A-fpr herself became o. age only
O. fsw wct.s arO.
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v. w. c. a. DIRECTORS.

tn" board OF directors of the Young
Nomcn's Christian association we're
much grat!lcd by the report Of Miss
'drdsl"y. Tho genial secretary. which
was given yesterday 80 the monthly
meeting of the board o. directors The
report shows an advance IN every de-
partmcut Of association work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09

Oats. ,4-s.Iss.0OO
Potatoes. fiss.5Oi 900
Barley. $3.50. ~. n0V
FLAX seed. 80 So 600
Rye. t2s.35o.00o
Euckwheat. 81. s2s.ep1.
There was an incr-as. in tn t1ta
value ~ each ~ IN. ~. crops except
ing buckwheaf, POTATOES. barley ana
r-..
The increase nett - 8sis.O51. 900 over
the value 81 last t-ar = crops
Record crops ~ corn. potatoes. fax
seed. oats. barley. re and hay wers
harvested this year. Tho government,
official estimates 90 ia. valu" - th'
various crops and is anal estimate
Of total productions VIII h- sSnounc,c
In December.
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mer~ u-ei 20 h-. TiZ "a educated -
20 f""t comfort. TfZ WORK on "a i...,,
~. ip4c-xoes into the sweat ritrf.
~ we t""'' forc"s them - eNHa. all
...v-' ~ lds anu poiSons that caus.. fI.t
'I"H ol's TiZ softeus cornS. arll.-.-..,
e.il "NnionS. hey shrink AMI fada Az,
f'ft ans cease al once There De NOS -
ing ets" KNOW -absol It.iy nothing .-sa
=" TAKE ~" place OF a TIZ foot laf.
H"t - cent box FRO many drug s..r.
-' pai tih"ht or general store. or A. ,a..
S"!t I" prov" %. write today 20 TVsi-.-
i.4u ef lodge n go. i-es = Wah.-f,
Az. nicaEo. III. Tor a free tr'a4 fa,.t-
- "i n one tn foot bath am 1arir
i''' WAL never want anything bat T'IZ
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go mat they expected 20 retire March
o. 80, Ut MI TAFT were reelected and
-e'' raj were known to be afNiofl. q, -
Lt'k - private life. befor. that tifn--
10" Keeling az loyalty - the president.
~ i- 'Np"ct"d 20 keep every cabi-
net pfic"r At H.. head. 90 ms d.ta-t,r.,'t
un'il me administration itself goes out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
Smoke of Herbs
Cures Catarrh
Simple. safe, Reliable way and II
Costs Nothing TO Try.

This preparation ~ herbs leaves
flowers and berries containing rp 80
iac"n or hahit-formiug drur-t o. either
Fm"k'd ga au ordinary clean pfp. nr
smoking tube. and hy drawing TIE u.di-
Gated smoke into the mouth and inhas-
INK into the lungs or sending ~ uu-
through On" rosfrilS so perfectly nat
urdl Way. the worst case az Catarrh can
be CIddicated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09

Ter. Fa.rmonf Mrs. GEORGE Dobol,
r'urinG regent. was made honorary
regent
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a Single Thought -TIZ
Fer Aching. Blis,ered. Bunlorec.
Cnsfed, Tired. s~esty Feet
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la. BIZ there irrt az u4-cz % :. a.
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erlng from Womnn's Ailments.
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have found n. cure.

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woman lru'ut- want - tell 81 " men .hout
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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Tungsten Deposits
 Located In Cochise

The mineral Tungsten rthe name meaning heavy s'one) has been known for many years, but only comparative iy recently has it tecome of economic importance. The most important use. according 10 Frank l. hess, of the United States Geological Survey, Id the one which msk tungsten min- ing on an extensive scale possible is as an alloy for tool steel. Lsthe- using tools made from tungsten sreel may De speeded up uutil the chips leaving be tool are go hot that they turn blue. an operation which would ruin the temper of high carbon steel
 Tungsten also has an important use in making incsndescent electric lamps crucibles for electric furnaces, and var ious other articles.
 Remarkable claims are also male for the toughness added to steel through the use of small quantities of the metal vanadium. It is declared that after treatment with vansd,um steel has great resistance to thestrain or ss it IS termed the fatigue, caused by constsnt bending.
 Large tungsten deposits are located on the north slope O! the Drsgoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07

anniversary ci Baptist ~ork n Ari- zone.
 Frsnc;sc Lnpes, Wlo made hiF es- cape from ;he stOcsaic at I, mre 4 few nights ago is again a prisoner, having been captured at Maricnps by Constable Esi sja Thefe ~ss a strong suspicion that opez was hesd- cd toward Mexico and Constable Es- trsds had an idea that be would be found somewhere iD the vicinity Of Msricops.
 At Phueuix, NOT. tas been com menced on securing cnntrscts fnr Jef . 1 ferson street paving .rrm Fourth avenue to Fifth street. Council ha already approved the p'sDs f0r the i improvement from Fourth to Cen ral avenues.
 MaricOps Farmers institu'e is au organization recently formed for he purpose of stimulating the growth Q! better crops, and 10 arouse rivalry among the farmers oi the county which will resu [ in not only iucreas- ing the yield but in developing crops not now raised in any quantity ir tbst section.
 The Miami Copper company is min ing and cOncentratn an average c 3 .0GO tons of copper per day and 1t i estimated that production 3: fine cop per ie at the rate oi close to 5000 ,0t' pound. monthly.
 The baseball team from the Tncsol University gave the Mesa high schoO nine drubbing on Friday evening the score st the close O. the gam standing II to 9 in isvIr of the uni versity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
keg of Nails
 May Cause Arrests

While trsHslerlng freight at Em- pslnle from Nosales, keg supr oeed 70 contain nails was accidentally drop ped and bur-ting revealed as contra band, that eighteen kegs of "nsils" and one box box of hardware" con- tsined 10 ,0O0 rounds of 30 30's, 500 packages of Msuser cartridges. sone primers and lead in bars for bullets.
 The material wac addressed to Shel- ton and con psny. employes of the Richardson Construction company.
 Arrests will follow which will in. clude en ployes of the Mexican cus- tom house at Nogsles for careless in. spection. There were nails in he kegs and the contrabsnd in the middle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Rebels May Attack
 NogaIes, Sonora

Nogales, Ariz March 30- Lieuten- ant VIeerss rurale commander, with four rursies, encountered Isadofe Es- csboss, Zspatista commander. with 8 men about I2 miles east Of Nogsles on the liue.
 A fight ensued in which Liee'. Vie- gras WAS wounded and two Zapatista soldiers were killed The four rnrales escaped to the American side as soon as the fighting began.
 Federal commanders Baron and Rieverss. stationed at Nogsles. Sonora si,h 70 soldiers. hurried Gu, 10 the scene. Escobosa told Lieut. Viegras that l5o Zapati.tas would join him from Imuris and iua,ae Of 24 hours Nogeles would be taken.
 Viegras was brought here tu the hoe. pi,sl and attended by Dr 4 Custet- ter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-04-07
Are You a
 Believer in Signs :?

An April fool joker decorated the
 PRosPscToR sign win an other rending "Three months have elapsed and still single. Girls hurry" A. the PRos RECTOR office there are several eligihles and the leap year reminder has in- spired new hope an q renewed 4 pal pi. tating. yearning desire 70 be free from single cussedness should the proposa: invitation. put out by some soiici,ious friend mee, the eye and favor Of some of our charming Tombstone girls. Many rare opportunities are afforded for the capture of 6 masculine prize in Tombstone, but the fair ones need not overlook the modest but dutiiul and willingly obedien: aggregation .t this office.