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THE MARION DAILY M1OR0R. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1007.
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WILL VISIT
iTHE C. D. & M.
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Worthington Councilmen
are Very Wroth.
TEAR UP THE TRACKS
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Unless Peace is Made by the
Company.
Alleged Flaw Found in the Franchise
Grunted the Koad Violations are
) Charged.
qiu lulE.1 i Ullwlifllt
Unless the Columbia, Delaware
& Marion Elcdtric Railroad company
is willing to wake, terms with the
peoplo along tho lino north of Co
lumbus it will find its tracks torn
up through tho villago of "Worthing
trtn, under resolutions unanimously
n'loptod last night by the Worthing
tpn council, declaring tho com
jihny is operating without n, valid
iiaiiehisf and directing it immedi
ately to remove its tracks and
ojhpr pioporty from the street.
'The notion is tho culmination of
the figlit for hotter servieo be
tween Worthing on mid Columbus,
and in resentment nf Hie recent
advance in fares by the- compnny.
Cm titled copies of the resolutions
afe to lto seived ni tho company.
T( will then ho given reasonable
time to show an inclination to
treat with tho village. If it fails.
a special mooting of the council
will lie called to adopt a resolution
djwjctiug the authorities to remove
the pioporty of the company.
But onci memhor of tho council
was Absent. Informal notice of tho
intended action has been fcorved on
officials of the company, and Presi
dent John O. Webb of Springfield
hyas over the line yestcrda3', but
tjio railroad ignored tho meeting of
vouw-ilntcu.
The section of track to bo torn
lip runs through Slain street, be
tween North and South streets.
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School
Shoes
We have a fine line of
Sturdy School Shoes for
the Roys that we want
yon to sec. They are
good ones low priced.
I We also have a new line
of the Board man Shoes
for Women and Girls. '
We have them in Box
Calf, .Patent .Leather .and
Kid nmHn all the nev
fSJirtps. Wc can fit any
foot.
The Big Cash Store
North Main St.
D. B, GDODSELL
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KLEINMAIERS
It is i littlo over a mile long and
would make a hieak in the lino of
the coinpaiiv to Delaware and Mar
gin. Tills would necessitate the
liansfer of passengers through
the illage in busses. The Wells,
Faigo IJxpress company has a con
tract with tho road to transpoit
its fioight, which must bo fulfilled
To do it, the mad would ho com
pelled to transfer acios the hieak
in drays.
The action taken revokes the
franchise given to the Woithington,
riintonsvillc ic Columbus Street
Railway company. This was. made
in two grants; one for tho portion
in tho village ninth of tin public
square; the other for the section
south of tho square. This madl'
two resolutions necessary.
Among tho provisions of the
franchise, a plank is required along
the outside rails; tracks am to ho
in tho center of tho street ; plank
crossings 2S feet, wide are to bo
provided at all street intersections;
a G-cont faro is to be charged and
six tickets ore to be sold for a
quarter. It is declared that ovoiy
one of Iheso features 3ia,s been
violated.
A fund io fight tlio, railroad has
been raised among interested prop
erty owners. Legal talent lias been
engaged. Aj thorough investigation
of the rights of; the company nnd
village has been made, and the
villago authorities are 'u to bo
certain, of their giomnl. In a
similar case going up fiom Alliance,
the supreme court dridcd that the
city had the light to tear up tho
liicks, and other pioporty. Tins
will he depended on if the courso
: i.l...if ml nt W'.ifitiiitf.inii
Ti... ,...ii...o .rn,i i. n.J'fl-n.lO. The dlnin i. to be a fif-
council am similar, except tliat tlio
line for the nnitli pait of tlio vil
lage i elates some ot tho franchise,
piovisions. ' That for the Kuith
urt follows:
'AVhoie.is, On the fifth day of
Januaiy, 1000,, tho couneil nf tho
village of Worthington, by ordin
ance, attempted to grant unto tho
Worthington, Clmtonsville & Co
lumbus Stieet Railway company
tho light to maintain and operate
a street railway in Main stieet ot
said vil one. from tho center of the
public square to the south lino of
South street for u poriod of
years from tho 20th (lav of Decem
ber, 189!), land
"Whereas, Said attempted grant
was invalid, null ami void, because
the provision of the law under
which it was attempted to grant
said franchise were not nrhored to
and by reason thereof said com
pany never acquired any lawful
right to maintain and operate a
street railway on Main street of
said illage, and
"Whereas, Tho Columbia, Dela
ware & Marion Electric Railroad
company, by purchase or otherwise,
known to council, acquired tho piop"
city rights and fmnchises of the
Worthington, OHntonvillo & Colum
bus Stieet Railway company, and
has continued, nnd is now operat
ing a street railway in said Wain
street, without any warrant of au
thority, and is n trespasser upon
said street.
"Therefore, Be it resolved, that
the right of tho Worthington, Clin
lonville & Columbus Stieet Bailway
company to maintain nnd oporate a
stieet railway in said Main street
of said village, and now claimed
nnd used by tlio Columbus, T)oln
waio & Marion Electric Railroad
onipany, be, and tho same is here
by declared to be invalid, illegal
null nnd void, land without warrant
of authority, and said street rail
way company is hereby ordered nnd
directed to renmvo its rails, tics,
poles, wiici and till other equip
ment forthwith from said street,
nnd nil right to occupy said street
shall nt once cease and terminate. 1
Tho vlerk of this villago is horcby
directed to servo forthwith a cer
titled copy of this resolution upon
the Columbus, Delaware & Marion
Eleetrio Railroad coinptuy."
State Journal.
Try the Mirror Want Column,
They're In
"Hawes" Celebrated
3.00 Hats
In all the correct Shapes and shades
for the coming season's wear, diff
erent and if possible, belter than
before.
Some of the "Slickest," "Snappi
est," Sassiest" styles ever.
CHOOSE YOURS EARLY WHILE JUST
YOUR SIZE AND PROPORTION IS HERE
KLEINMAIERS
SOLE AGENTS
CONTRACTS
AWARDED
The Service Board Transacts
Much Business.
PARK IMPROVEMENTS
Will be Made by Contractor
Staley.
School Board will Constrict u bswer
on State Street-Board of Health
Hears Report.
The Hoard of Public Service met
in legulnr session last night and
awarded a number (5 contracts for
vaiious important city improvements
The conliacts for constructing a
pavi'liou at tho Lincoln, paik and
a baud Maud at (liirfied psnk were
let to W. S. Htaley, his bid being
iplO.'i?.")!) for the pavilion and Jt0.
.")() for the band stand. The .struc
tures are to bo built niter the plans
furnished 'by architect ,1. .1. Sloan.
Tho contract calls for a bond of
!r7.-0.
Joseph Murphy iceeived the con
tiact for laying n storm water draln
on fJrand Avenue, his bid being
teen inch sewer pine and must bo
completed by October 1". Murphy
will furnish a $."() bond.
On motion of ipk"t, the clerk
was directed to, request couneil at
its next meeting, to order n new
sandstone side walk for the east
tfde of North Main street in front
of lots Xo. KM and 1(12. tho walk
to bo five feet wide.
The boaid of education asked per
! mission to alow the construction of
i sower ami coiinr iirinu on oiiu
Male street, leaning imni inc
school building to the main sewer
line. Tho request was irranted.
The final estimate of Brake and
sons on the Grand avenuo paving
was received and accepted. J. 11
liar, inspector of tho pining woik
at fiinnd Avenuo leported the pav
ing satisfactory and was accepted
by the borad. Tho contract land
bond or 0. ('. Noble for side walk
on the Harden City pike and Cuy
hoga stieet was received and ne-
coptcd.
The hoard authorized tho clotk
to ndvoitise for hidx until 12 o'clock
uonu, Soptombcr 21, for tho con
struct ion of o stono dam and over
flow nt Mclvinloy paik. The hoard
nppninted tlio following job inspec
tor at a salary of $2 per day.
K. 11. Priest, Mary street sewer;
Charles Tlairiman," Cherry street
paving; George Schoonlnub, South
f'locpect -stroot paving; O. W.
Robertson, bridge at McKinley par
Bills aggregating .fl.7."4.47 in-
eluding $3,722.0.-) tho final estimnto
of Dmko and sons on tho Grand
Avenue paving, woro allowed and
the cloik was authorised to issue
Aiders on treasury for payment of
samo.
BOARD OP HEAIjTH.
Immcdiatoiy following tho meot
IflfrjIlL d'o fioU'iiflJionrd, tho hoard
fSfigltli KM M tfmrf' session.
ANrdoJI f i ontW5te'ningtto ) t lie report
of health ofllccr James Lutz which
showed that several cases of' ty
phoid fever oxist in tho nity, only
business op a inntino nntnro was
considered.
Br. B. R. Mansfield, Osteopath,
located nt No. -Ut'West Center street.
Offfco hours: Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday, 10 to 12 n, m, nnd 1 t"
R , m. . J 0-10-nt
Frosty mornings will BuonTjo horo,
AVERTED
A STRIKE
Woman's "Nerve and Tact
Turns the Tract.
EMPLOYES WERE WROTHY
But Oil Was Poured on the
Troubled Waters.
A Trtte Story, and the Strangest
Part of .it Is That it Wan Told by
Press Man.
A coterie ofV congenial spirits
m.uie up of iiiuuqment publicity pro
motcH gathered Vfiniuud la festive
hoard of a New! 'oik City Cafo
iccc,iitl. and exchanged i ennuis
cenccs of life on the road.
Al. Nelson, who pilots one of the
J. V. Trendweff attractions, is
sponsor for the following story:
"Several summers n;:o 1 was en
gaged as Assistant .Cur Manager by-l-'iank
I". KolsonijWlio supervised
the advance publicity of tho shows,
"The car InuUliqen on tour sev
eral weeks bofijrSj" J joined, and
oaiiied as toughen nggiegation of
bill-slickeis as ie'vqii,c.oveicl a dou
ble decker. V,
"My nppoartiuceVon the car was
a signal for tlmujlii to hand mo
what every newQjcrnit gets until
lie makes his Yfi3e;apo, or makes
" Well, it wa-e and tako for
one entire WisiliKJiefo' e I was ac
cepted and slnnpcjl n. lv. Just
about this tinfei Miily and un
niK steward wWfiinking himself
obnoxious to tlirabuncli by dishing
up a bill of forcyPtliat would havo
.aused the Chicago Packers to re
sign. SWR.
"On being infnneil of tho ex
isting state ofiilTiiirs, Manager
I'ViNom gave thqsleward the cus-
lomary notice o)aCimissal, Winch
only nggiavatiM.MJjic situation un
til the crew wns'lon the verge of
io vol I. rsy
"At a 'CourfMf l.nst Resort' it
was decided to Make a chance with
hunger and disposWof tho offending
cook at once. . Sy
"When, whern nt- how lio.disnn-
penied none willylcll, HiilTlce to
say tlml later mi lie applied lor
admission to a local Hospital,
claiming thnt he lind fallen fmrn a
moving train, in accounting for his
battered-up condition
"The oMt t the cook left n
void that could nn immediately be
llllcd. as iiJiiik aiiiongijiis could mas
ter jiots, Ucltles atnl pans in the
proper iropaiitiuhv'"gf food, al
though lliere mio' several cooks
aboard the car. not' counting the'
pnstcmakor, judging from their
many jnjie dreams, bufthcir nppren"
ticcship had been served in n Hop
ioint, tutored by a cjiink into mnn
inulnting a needle jofver tho flame
of a peanut nil iHinnJin cooking tho
done pill of foolish? inspiration.
"First came Doney. Sandois, so
sleepy thnt
out befoio
hi d'-iubs w'oiild di"j
t r
ic eiiniiia throw lus
fop slieef up, following by Tank
TOllQW'JIlg
Murphy, who
1 1 1 in Oflff f A 1 1 n Vrt en n ii
be
i-l'",' ..-- -4JJ.V vn
'Iter days, when lioVhit tho bnh
o water, but at "Tirosent on the
hi
lookout fojschooiiPisi i Then enmo
High-card Dick, whoso only nssots
weie what ho had tonlii hack, a
maikcd jiokor deck aWjlie makings
as cigarols are I.nown'fin circus par
lance. . There waftTthe checker-up
who answered in taMhaiuo of Col
lege, he being .i U&iHn youth of
good education, whoqa' ideas of
democracy and a JSn'o to mingle
with all sides ..I' lifS' landed him
on a ciious car. ty ,
"f could go dowiutliQ lino onmn
eiating Individual 8ujnprf concerning
tho entire himeli as?jfo ' who they
were, where thcv camo from, how
long (hoy intended toVbitny and what
Ihoy would do to.'JJiQ noxt stew
ard, .
"Not being nhlo "to xeplnco tlie
lost cook immediately, .nnd realizing
the inability or men to -properly
woik without rood," Gar Manager
d-lolsom, i,uch agaiist.""his will, fell
cnmpcneu to uirojJor his wife,
V wini, oy-incwav, viij'0 popular
young
ingenue, Oqgruijo Leo Fol
to join and provide our menls
soml
until we could liinilggnTftothcr cook.
"Tho iniuMii;,,,, "SKf' ,.....
stewardess- n a circus Jar was' with
II nival Oil Vtni n wmnnn
out precedent, and pot, to he tol
erated, according fp.iiho nssertion
of Tank Murphy, wlmiVis need
less to say, made ariJqxH similar to
the former cook. &..;."
"Realizing her position was to
bo no sincciiio providing for twenty"
enrht twisters, Mrs, (Folfiom called
the entire hunch together and laid
down rules and regularions-or their
rovernment. nevorliqfora heard of
in connection with! circus.
What that aggregation remnrk'ed
nibiowii to her wpidd Ifovc rondo a
Rontan Canal BqaiJK fjoptain turn
groon with envv.for it is clnimnrt
that they cauctiss in every civilized
language, and then somo wore.
However, fhu cmving of tho inner
man forced them to submit nnd fol
low instructions, whii'lt were to
deplete the car of everything mov
able and get busy with soap, water
and scrub brushes.
"The good people of Bennington,
Vt., talk to tliis day oL' what thoy
saw on the way to church as they
passed by the Circus Car, for
through open doors and windows
flew barrels, boxes, pnils, boots,
shoes, clothing, bedding and. other
car accessories too nliimroim to men
tion. Whilo part of th0 crew scrub
bed the interior of tho car, others
boiled out tlie neglected linen, never
ceasing in their efforts until tho
sun disappearing in tho western
horizon, when a passing trnin pull
ed out a renovated circus car con
taining twent-cight resurrected bill
stickers who startled tlie passen
gers in the forward coaqhes by
their continued cheers and hurrahs
for tlie new stewardess, who
brought order out of chaos by
handing them a hunch of rules and
regulations on nn empty stomach,
later on filling them up on one
of those long sought 'and never to
be forgotten dinners like mother
used to make.
"And it is- well to remark here
that Mrs. Folsom is n woman of
gient versatility, ns' clover in tho.
culinary as she is talented in tho
Dramatic art.
"The inovatiou of a woman stew
ardess who has the nerve to rule
and the tact to regulate tho actions
of a crew of bill-stickers for their
own betterment, wns so pleasing to
the outfit that when Car Manager
Folsom suggested that his wife
give up tho position, they one and
all protested, and ns tho ronnovat
ed ear presented n mo3t inviting
appenrnco and n cozy retreat, the
stewardess continued until tho end
of the season to tho satisfaction of
all hands mid none more so than
the little lady herself. '
Mis Folsom, alt hough a very
young woman, being oirfy twenty
three years of age, is not only an
accomplished culinary supervisor,
hut an aitistic milliner nnd modiste,
who cieates her own headwpar and
stage costumes, which are tho envy
nf her professional acquaintances.
Although not generally known,
she is a Southern gill, born below
'he Mason and Oixie line, haying
ill a Southerner's heritage for
"loiscllesh in the saddle, or holding
the reins over a span nf high step
pers .
Of charming personality, sho has
ittainod great popularity with the"
theatre, 'going public, nmnug whom
die numbers many friends. Of on
irtitic tcmpeinment, she naturally
finds congenially amidst stage sur
roundings and presentations. Dur
ing the past four years sho has
appeared in several woll known
iroilucfioiis-, in which sho received
wejl merited recognition from press,
oublic and theatrical innnngois.
The curt cut season, she will np
near in the rolo of lending ingenue
n the international comedy suc
poss, "Are You a Mason"? the
ulay that made our English cousins
laugh for two years at tho Shaftes
bury Theatre, London, nnd which
caused critical New Yorkers to
ittond in overflowing numbers for
'100 consecutive nights nt Wallack's
Theatre, where merriment i-oigned
supreme, from riso to fall of cur
'itin, between which Avns sandwiched
fitly-seven varieties of laughter
and a company talented enough to
nioduco them in n manner pleasing
Io nil intellectual lovers of comedy
in drama.
By special airangcinenl with
Chnrles Frohmon "Aro You n
Mason?'' will bo presented nt tho
Opera Hoii'-o on Pnturday after
noon and evening.
J
LARUE PASTOR
GOES TO BFRLIN, OHIO
He is Released From Marlon
Presbytery.
Reports l'rom the Local Congreea
Hons Were Very GrUifylng.
At tho semi-annual meeting of tho
Marion Presbytery, which ciuaed nt
Ostrander, Delaware county, Tuesday
evening, Rev. J. a, Currle, who has
bpen pastor at Liiuie jor more than
iu year, was grunted a release from
this Presbytory, He hon nccepted a
cull from tho church at Berlin,
Ohio, nnd will leave for that placo
Sunday, Tho LaRue copKi;egatQU !l(B
not yot chosen- a successor,, Jo u
Air. uurne. , (
'i'lio meeting or the presbytery wns
one of the best hold In years. Re
ports received from tho various
churches weie very encouraging,
showing that a piosperoiw condition
oxlsts throughout, Tho reports front
tho Marlon church :z:o particularly
encouraging,
The Presbytery doclded to talfo
I N. Hill, of MarysvUlo, In chprgo,
and cd lira to him for tho ministry.
It was decided to hold tho mooting
next spring at JfaryBvJlIo, Iter.
THE WARNER &
The Popular Priced
Dress Goods and
The New Trimmings
Your Fall Sewing is upon you. It Is time to
buy School Dresses, Waists and'Separate Skirts.
Our lines are complete today; Better values
than ever are here in the popular priced goods.
All wool 27 iu waist- OC
ings, every shade ZOu
34 in Plaid Suitings, ftp.
cotton, but serviceablcZuu
36 in half wool Suit- ft C0
intjs, all shades ZOlr
Chcchs and plaids in
the Jamestown 36 in. KTnn
untnatchablc uliu
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Dress
Trimmings
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Fancy Braids at 10c and every grade up to
the elegant Japanese brands at $4.00 per yard,
A special showing of Venice Bands and Venice
Ornaments in Ecru, White and Illuminated
with a touch of color.
Warner & Edwards
Leon Arpec, ot Ulchwood, wns elect
ed moderator to succeed tho rctlrlnc
official, Itev. J. G, Wjile, of Liber
ty.
The Piesbytcry elected the fol
lowing delegates to the synod: Min
isterial delegates, Rev. P. It. Hic
kok, of Delaware; Rev. John Oleum
of Coiidit. Rev. Leon Anieo,' of
Richwood. lav delegates. J. A. I
l'eiry of LaRue; B. P. Blown of
Delaware and Mr. Eckels of Cnr
dington. LUKENS WILL RUN
He Will Enter the Race for Rep
resentative, This Fall,
Marlon county will havo nn Inde
pendent candidate for representative
this fall. Ho Is Chnrles 12. LuUona,
who has ibeen circulating a petition
during tho past week or so, getting
his friends to attach their signatures.
The petition nsks that Lukens bo
placed on the ballot as nn Inde
pendent candidate. Ho has secured
several hundred names ami will nub
mlt his petition to the hoard ot elec-
Iohb. Friday.
Luliens says ho will light for tho of
fice on tho Issue of reform in tho
state school system He believes In
tho state contiallzatlon of common
B'huols
"J am still n Democrat and do not
want anyone to think that I nm re
nouncing tho party," says Lukens.
Want a Brown Skirt?
We have in stock a fine display of
the new Skirts that promise to be "the
real thing" for Fall Wear.
We have a beautiful window display
of the
POPULAR BROWNS ,
that promise to 'be "it" the coming sea
son. We want you to take a look at
them.
J. P. LUDWIC
MARIONS SPECIALTY STORE
GJBT THE GASH HABIT
BOYS,
We have a Window full of PENNIES. To the Roy
or Girl guessing the nearest correct number yye yiil
give a pair of Shoes. Three guesses with each dollar
purchase.
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Serges strictly wool UUu
45 in wool 7Kn
Suitings Oil
45 in Wool Taffetas ye.
every shade I Oh
An immense line fine (h I
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We Will Treat You RIGHT.
Years of experience and our
daily cash buying suits our
customers and gives them the
greatest values.
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