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pAGriutfrai 1 THg MARJON DAILY1 MIRROR, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1911 ,-".'.. rl" -'"'" --" ilwiwibwii '!! ir.T. ii "iy i m.x miwiMiiiiiiiMifwjw liiiwwiwiiwtaMfWaHwtmuiiiiii tii in i .ii hi n i i i u tinrTigi ) GOME HERE TONIGHT FOR th OF JULY APPAREL! , A, Hcrc'5 ic pacc wfi the largest assortment of cool summery things that make for comfort and stylish appearance Slein-Btoch Sulls Summer Hosiery Summer Undctwcar Summer Neckwear Outing Trousers Straws ind Panamas. The Home of Quality and Low Prices. MAC KEN & SMITH WE ARE ,4, W57iSsS l mk$PfTo SELL ' '"' l-i '''' 'tiW? " K-J --ivVJ-a' Mil. FAKMKIt: HASN'T A. I'OOU IMKCI? OK IIAIIDWAHR OI-TKX COST VOU KOUIt TIMES THE I'KKV OF IT IIECAUSE YOU HAD TO TXipii A IiOT OI-' TIMI3 COMIXC TO 'I OWN TO (HOT ANOTHER. UUY YOUll HAIimVAHE ITIO.M US AND YOU WWh SAVE MANY NEEDLESS, EXPENSIVE TUII'.S AXI) MAXY DOfUMlS OX HEPAIHS. " AVE SKl.Ii TIIK 1IKST HARDWARE IIEtUUSE IT PAYS US TO KGI1I1 ANJ? YOy.TO BUY TIIK II EST. . CLOSED ALL DAY THE FOURTH. HABERMAN HARDWARE CO. : '' . NORTH MMN STREET. . , SOCIETY and CLUBS .'.! .. ilie silver ivrdtlltiR nnnlvorsiiry of -Mr. and 'Mr. Frank Disuennet was fcelebrutt'J In a plcaaant way iitur- day evening nlicn nbotit twenty-llvo or tholr rrloiKiH called upon thoin un expectedly at. their Olnoy uvcnuo Jioine. TI10 liobt and IiohIukh wero thoroughly mirprlHOil hy tholr unex pected callers and hy the ill in o hIiow- er precipitated upon them Aftor greotlngH had heon exchanged live tablet) wero filled at progressive euchre and cnrMti lntornporHcil with iiiiibIchI numbers whlled away n dollRhtfiil ev ening. At 10 o'clock a delicious card lunch wiih served. 'ilffjin qallerK, wjroM Mr.; wild Mr. Perry Uncaph.orV Mr. und'Alrn, Eil wAril WIlHon,-airi and Mr (Miarlcn Krarier, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Martin, .Mr. nnvi Mrs. 'Frank Omnlnghiun, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sargent, Mr and, Mrs, R, P. numor. Mr. nn'4 'Mrs. Andrew Bratton, Mr and Mrs. Harry Zach- TERRY'S GROCERY Store will bo closed all day July 4th. Wednesday ,w i 1 1 have radishes Cherries and Pineapples for can ning. Fancy large Wat ermelons 35c to 40c each and they are ripe. Store open until 9 o'clock tonight. X Suite St. Phono 108. H-l-l-H-'H-l-l-l-Ml-H-l--IH-l Plumbing j; If you aro building or : : j j making alterations, have j : 'Cunningham figure on J.ydiir job. Lowest prices :: ..on highest grade work. .. .. . Full line fixtures and j; supplies. I Cunningham . . I : The Plumber INTHE JW man, Mm. Mattle AtkliiHqn; tMrsi. Itub. crt Atkinson,. Mrs LIdu Anderson and Mrs. Mcdiniilrt. ' Mm Donna t'rlsslngcr lilluil three tables or brlilgu Saturday uvunlim at her homo on west Church strcot for the pleasure of her hoilso Kucst, MIhs dimly Hill, of Olovoluml, who was MIkh Crlsslngor's rooinmutp In uclionl at uuuhtel college. Miss Murguret AiIiiiiid, the Rilcst of .Mrs. O. F. Ed wards and daughter, Elaine, won the niKiiesi score nun ror nor skill was awarded a protly gift. Following the season ai earns ti-uool Ilinefn was served. Guests from u dlstnnco woro: MIih Dlckliisuu of'ColiiinniiH, Miss .Margaret Adams of Cleveland, und tho honor guest. A iwrty of Marlon,, young op!o es caped tho hcrtt of tho city yesterdiiy hy going at an early liour to tho banks or tho Scioto river near Now njan'a bridge -where thoy spiiit tho day, Tho jmrty mado tho trip In nuto mobiles and after arriving spent tho J 10 iis In chatting In tho shado uf tho trees and canoeing on tho river. At Jio. noon hour) all enjoyod a dinner which was laid' on tho lawn. Tho party consisted of: Misses Lil lian Woods, Ida Hldloman, Georgia I loch, Mao Dunlap, Mary AVoods, Cuba Crlsslnger, Hazel Dlckorson, Mno Crlsslnger and Messrs. Curl Frecsc, Charles Lemons, Charles Gor don, Charles People, Lowoll noss, Homer Huffman, noy Abel, Harry Hnkor and Harry McCall. Msses Dora mnd Myrtle Uolln en tertained a smajl company nt dinner last evening for tho pleasure of Miss Horthu Adkins nd Mr. Homer Holen, both of Cleveland. At tho tahkj ar tistically decorated In sweet peas cov ers wero placed for twulvo. Tho even ing was spent soclully. Mr and Mr. Kdward Unsoler antor talned about twenty-llvo of their friends nt their homo tlvo miles west of the city, Tho event twlobrnted tho fiftieth birthday anniversary and tho hostess was mttdo tho recipient of many protty gifts. At tho noon hour nn olegant counts dinner was sorvod after which a social afternoon was enjoyed. ' ' Thoso present wero: Mr, and Mrs, Perry Huffman, Mr. ond Mrs, Goorgo Zolg, Mr. and Mrs. William Haslor, Mr. and Mrs. .Tanvas Navln, Mr. and Mrs. Aron Goqrkllch, Misses Florenco Rnselur, Stella Rasoler, Ivn. Zolg, Alma Zolg. Mildred Goerllch and Merrs. Clyde noil nasolor, Calvin Help, no- hort Navln, Morton nasolcr, Vernon Zelg, Deo Navln, Kmorson Potors, vjtcr Navln and Charles Navln. Tho Intorborough Company has started a now plnn to save powor on tho oloviatctd rnllroodM In this city. I Knch motormnn has a clock attacli- I ed to his train which registers tho XUimount of coasting done hy him. T iU motorman the' other day coasted for 13 minutes In his 35-mlnuto run. This Is tho record. Tho enmnanv Is clv- ;;.llng prUen eoyli month for the motor ! ! I man who does tho most coasting. Tho Jlrst prlzo Jb J75. New York Sun. WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE SUNDAY Mrs. Effie Fields Inhales Gas Fumes. DOMESTIC TROUBLES CAUSE Husband Breaks Door. in the After Alnklus Throats of HulcMo W- man lAK'ks Herself In Her Room mill Prepares to Die Rcstoriithec AdmliiNtcrril ami Today she Is He cncrluff. Following . domestic altercation. Mrs. Elllo Fields, ulfo of Sylvester N. I'llelds, u railwny mall clerk, who resides on Uelmont street, attempted to commit sucldo hy Inhaling gas and fumes from a chloroform bottle Sun day afternoon about two o'clock. Till timely arrival of her husband and neighbors saved her life. Her condi tion Is much Improved today. Then Is u6 doubt but that sbo will recover After having Words with her bus b,(Uid,. Mrs. Fields' threatened to lcavi hlin (ul was reconciled 'by neighbor woinon, who left her1 thinking tho frniilVlc was nt tin end. lldwover, be fore going to her room, sho wniarked ."I'll not lo hero lor many days." A uhort tlmo after sho had entered her ic oin on tho second llonnof the hmuvji lior husband' heard groans and nttciuptcd .to enter tho roohk but fmi ml the door locked. He jitistencd tin o neighbor's limine and asked for a . ladder, suylng, "That woman has done- Fomothlug," ' I'lmbKi to jirocuro a Jiulder, ho r'o turned to tho houso and was purstiad od by tho i neighbors to break down tho door. Aftor thoy lmd obtained entranco If tho room, thoy found Mrs. Fields on tlh) bed partlnlly dressed, Inhaling the poisonous fumes from a gas tube ivhlch she had connected 'With u Jei and aUo thu fumes from n chloroform bottle. Sho was unconscious whop found but breathing was perceptible. Dr. Hrltton wih called und stimu lants j.re adiulnlstcrcd which soon revived tho woman. Although vcr weak, her condition is much Improved today, Xolli'i. To all persons who witnessed tin public demonstration of tho Justrlt' Vneiimm Cleaner at Thlhaut & i.Muut Rros, hardwaro store hist ,Saturda. If tho operation of this cloanor Inter ested you and you deslro to learn iniin about It hy a demonstration at youi residence, kindly leave word at tin above named store before Wednesda; noon. Kpccl.il offer for ton days. Tin Justrlte Cleaner Is Just on the market and Is pronounced by tho best Jtidgei as the latest suocoss In hand pnwci vacuum cleaners, A. (5. Shumiikcr general agent. Gallon, O, li MRS. ABBIE TURNER CLAIMED BY DEATH Passes Away Sunday Morn ing at Throe O'clock. Interment Was .Made in tlio Spring OroM) Cemetery, Xi'iir tho Former Jloino of the Dvx'ciiM'il. Sunday morning at 3 o'clock Mrs. Abbln II. Turner pascod away at her home on south State strcot, as u result of tlireo weeks' Illness trom organic heart trouble. Mrs. Turner was horn In Cincinnati Octobor 17, 1857. tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Borden. On tho 17th of Octobor, 187-, sho was united In marrlago with Thomas Turner, whose death precedes her own by several years. Last November, Mrs. Tunio came to Marlon to mako hor home hore with relatives. Funeral services woro hold this morning at tho Into resldonco ut U o'clock Hov. Hourko offlclntod. The remains wero taken to Cincinnati at 10 o'clock, where Interment was mado In the Spring Grovo cemetery . Pictures Framed We do it Qulokly and Soioutifloally OHLS Decorating Co BIG DAY AT LINCOLN PARK Grand Sunday School'Ficnic to bo Held. .,. 40 PRIZES TO BEllVEN i-ini( Awards Will bo Presohtod Contest' Winners. - Tlio Entire Sunday School Associa tion' Is Working Diligently to Make This i Country Wide I'lciiieSuctvss. Firework, ltncr-, Contests mill Speecliorf Will I'mvlilu DUciHlbn. HiiikI .Muslo Will bo Furnished Day mill Xllit. ' . TJie grand Sumkiy school picnic will ho held ut Lincoln park tomorrow, day and evening. Tho entire Sunday school association of Marlon cptmty Is working diligently to mako tills coun ty wide pl'cnlo a grand success. An automobile, parade ovor tho city, bear ing the band will bo the first feature of tho affair. Following this nil will as semble nt tho park where tho band will contribute music throughout the day and evening. A gorgeous display of fireworks, both day and night, two full hours of races and contests with fortv prizes und two splendid speeches will contribute to mako this the great t't day, of sociability nd recreation over enjoyed by tho people of Marion county. At nluo thirty In the morning the automobile parade will start from tho fnittiM Ivotisc, the 'UlomolKeti re(lested to ussemblo on Prospect street between Center unit Church street ut nliKi thirty, where tho band will bo met, and tho parado begin. At tho grounds tho many races giv en by tho boys nml girls and men und women have bwn fully planned and will represent a. most Interesting fcu ture of the day's entertainment. Forty nlco prizes havo been offered by the builncss men of Marlon, which will be m display on tho grounds. ' Hoys and jlrls arc especially urged to. look ovor ho list below, nnd plan to enter the races. Two splundld foreign spcakors have 'leen secured to furnish the .addrosse if tho day. Many other spciiial fout utvs will bo Introduced to make till mo grand roundup of pleasure and imiisement. . A fully equipped lunch .stand will o provided. t ; 'The following Is the 1'st of contestt liiitt prlzcn: n. -t 'TJi ' Uoys' race,, (J to S yeais old, box boll .bons, by Lower's ph'arinaoy. Hoys' nice, t8 Jo 10 ycurts ,old, Hall ..ut by Thlbuiiti& Muutz. Hoys' ruco. i to 12 years old, postal .lbum by Schmidt Drug store. Joys' nice, 12 toll yriars old, Uaso ball .Ibvea'by' Hlibcrtnan' Hardwaro Store Dos' rti'ee, byiir' II )veurs old, Ten nis slippers, by Smlitt & Waddoll. Girl's race, ti to, 8 yars old, Doll hi rschauen drug sor. Second j-lze pool holder b) penamn & Jcnner. Girl's race, 8 to 10 years old, bottle 'urfuino, C. M.Llggett. Girl's ruce, i' to li years old, jatli Uppers, Ileutty .tLong. Gill's nuce, VI to 14 years old, $1.01 ash, Wumer & ISdwards. Girl's race, over It jears old, pull Uppers by ItiiMiibai'K Shoe store. Llttlo tot's race, gills, first prize. arsol by New York store; second irlco llttlo rocker ; II. S. Lister Co.. bird price, swing by HchulTncr't .'urnlturo Store. Men's ruoj, luimmoclc by Schoonbor er & Lenniiu Women's iuio, llrht price, pulr slip pers, John St'dl's shoo stoic Women's ran', second pike, brooch. I. U. Ovone. Jqwxjler. Tug-of-wir, 10 boys, wutormolou, b. It. T. Lewis, grocery. Tug-of-war, 10 plrls, big box candy, Tug-of-wur. 10 men, watermelon. Lowr pbarniacy. f,Kgg race, b boy, huso ball glovt by Salisbury's drug store. 15gg race gills, pulr oxfords, Kruubo'b shoo store. Apple ruco by, bo'. 1JU mask, Wll holm Co. j,-' Apple race by girls, llrst prlzo, hot tie periunw, by' Dtimblo phurmucy Second prize, book by Honuy & Coop er. Potato ruce, buys, catching glove, b Hyan & IJui Uu-secoud prize, pocket knife by DuttoiT & Miller. V Potato ruce. girls, buttUj toilet watoi y J. II. llawllngs, second prlco, dec oruted plato b Klrby. Sack ruce, buys, scarf pin, Manhat tan Clothing coinpuny; second prize, nock tlo by Murion Clothing company Blind fold raqc, boys, four prizes Uook by Wliuit Hook Stow; mouth hurn bv Dowler's. Muslo store; Base ball, Schultz & Co.; pockoct knife, Ugvorly & Schneider. Ullud-old, iiico, girls, four prizes box writing paper, W. H. DoVcnoy box candy b Wuldurff phurmuci, ono pound candy by KuWa candj kitchen, SomethluB nlco by Tho Ark For 4th of July und all hot da comfort buy Heatty &, Long's low priced oxfords tonight. 1 INFANT DIES SUNDAY NOON .Mary Kllen Hlblcr I'lisscu Away ijlary Kllen Hlblqr, tho sixteen-day old daughter of Mr. and M'rs, John A. Hlblcr, died fluiiday at H! o'clock as u result or peritonitis, brought on hy acute indigestion. Funeral services wero held 'Monday uftornoon ut 2 o'clock at tho homo in Grand Prairie township. Interment was mado at Ilrus'h nidgo comotory Got your slzo Tonight buio out of Ueutty & Long's Oxford stock. 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Bishop, of Columbus, uro Marlon vUltorsY . TAFT VISITS MARIOpDnY Crowd Greets President at tho Station. TALKS ABOUT THE WEATHER Thinks its Bad for too Much Embonpoint. Llkct ilm Jliny Aspect of Minion nt Viewed I'roni his Hpechil Car niitl I'olntH Out 1ncii I I'nctorles us ICI (lcnco of ITospcrliy Hefty Ilulcr Accepts Tickets to tho Jloblimoii Circus I'roni Wldo AUnlio Press Agent. Marlon received an unexpected vlilt from Prosldont William Tuft this morning about 11 o'clock. The prerl dent was onrouto from Cleveland to Indianapolis on tho Hlg Four west whl dli is scheduled to bo In Marlon at 10:03. This morning, however, the trnln was a great deal behind time, and It was nearly cloven o'clock be fore the special car of the President stopped at tho station. Very few had been notified of the lslt and It was inly a small crowd that gathered at the back steps of the coach, quite a ilttlo wuy down the traok. At first. It leemed nr though the men ware to be disappointed, but after a short time Mr. Tuft appeared on tho platform nnd was greeted with enthusiastic heers. "Good morning, gentlemen, good morning," wus his greeting as he wav ed his hand In rosponne to tlie salute. "I'm very glad to see you this morn ing even If It s vory warm, j Aren't vou boyo glad that .you don't have to wear coats this morning. Let inc see. This Is the home of Warren Harding, Isn't It? Well, I was ver much interested lit his welfare last fall, but my Interest didn't seem to help him much. Are you prosperous acre In Marlon? You are? Well, hot's good. Those factories over there Bound like thoy moon business. Tin heat Is very great toduy. Isn't It .' Especially to big people like me That reminds mo of n story I once heard Bishop ltyan once asked one of his irlests to Hud him an able assistant 'I will,' said tho priest. 'I'll get vim inn that Is lx feet live Inclies toll. Ho f ho dies hy Inches ou'll have lil.n i long tlmo.' Aftor a few more re narks, the president retired Into the car, followed by the cheers and good yun of Jho crowd, i ' "Well, what do you think of him?" Inquired ono of tlio'men nf'u friend Wel,il. guess lip's suffering about the mini) as tho rest of us," replied the rlpnd. , , Likes Itolilnson's Cltvux. While making the trip from Gallon to this city this morning, Tresl lent Caft was made tho recipient of a block of tickets, good for the season, for the John Hoblnson circus, which will give two performances next Monday in Marlon. Ono of tho circus agents hap pened to bo on tho train that was car rying tho president, and when th showman hoard of Mr. Tuft's "lrcsmi-e on the train, ho lost no time lu'llndlug his way to tho prlvtite car tq make tho presentation. Whllo tho showman explained his orrand to the colored porter, Presi dent Taft appeared in the doorwiiN and Inquired whnt was the rintt'-r Ho was hallod by the circus man. and soon tho two woro in the private car "Glvo Mr. Hoblnson my slncerest compliments," said the President, "and toll him thnt I have heard already ol ho success the show Is having this canon with that most entertaining roginrn he has framed tor the pub- c. I wish the circus was in my vl- Inlty, for I loe them, and esperlallv olin llobhiKou's for lie nnd I weie lone friends in duys gone by in Cn- innutl." Mr. Tart explained the show and leserlbed Its glories to a group ol newspaper men who accompanied ilm on tho trip. "I hope everybody for miles around turns out next Monday to pco the cir cus," he told the agent us the latter loft the car. WEST DELIVERS GARS TO THE C, M. & B Receiver of C, D. & M. Fears Court Action. Judge Habit Is About to be Apprail cd to When thu Columbus Man De cide", to Dclher. While the litigation In the C. D & H rl "MANUATTAN" TI... n..l!i.. Ci ome In Tonight Get yourself "decked ou(:', to enjoy your a M 4th comfortably. jg Thin Underwear, Cool Shirts, Light Socks, M Wash ties, Summer Suits, Breezy Trousers, We'll be open until 10 o'cloclc tonight closed nil day H JEfgaJcaricancanKancancjcraaaggargafJ r '"v iMi For the Soft Collars, aoffr shirt, lislo and silk hose, outing trousprs, Hat and light weight Suits. WML F. KBLL.Y Out of Ihc High Rent District 594 West Center Opposite Boulevard I lit MARION ICE & GOLD STORAGE CO. M. mutter Is on, crr little movement has a meaning of Its own. About two weeks ago Judge BaTist of the com mon pleas court or this subdivision, ordered Kll M. West, as receiver of the C, I). M., to turn over to Ucoige H. Whysall und Fred K. Guthery, re ceivers of tho C, M. & II., live work cars Tho (.., M. & D. receivers had re quested the court to do this and lmd set out In their application that the curs, woro simply loaned to the c. I) & M. and that the C, M. & H. now htwT use ror them In filling u contract for transporting a great muny tons of crushed stono In Crawford countj. Tho order was Ignored until n -contly. The receivers of the Hihw.hk Hue thought It might b nccessnrv to elto Mr West for contempt but this entanglement and Its i nnxi CHICHESTER S PILLS "Wv Tin: iMASiovn iiiiami. A Onical.l. A kfofCIII.CIUH.TrnB niAvoMt mtM rn.i.H. for an wiryko unl llt.' lltM AI' IMllrl aMa SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE fit (M?3y M vl i lil.chr-lf r8 llamn.ninin.l I'IUk In Itr.l n.l l.,., n,.t , ? I""'., Milel ltb IV 10 IUKkiii. V Tain nn nfhp. Il.tr nf h V V w OUT Bigger Shop W",r" rmlolfng: r.ur lop around t(u ' oornor lt will bn blgcfr mid hotter th nn over --fi trlnl will convince, Rliavo In town. Rarnoxr A-j.xj 13 j 8S - - Quality Fountnin S ervico ( rW LH JB ID lH M M Hi !! di tJBj m n m n at CRAFT'S . Always has been Sanitary. Our Saturday and Sunday lenu will include Vanilla, Chocolate and Strawberry CREAM from fresh Fruit, PineApplo Ice. All orders will receive prompt 'attention. CRAFT'S QUALITY DRUG STORE Phone 106. Marion Hotel Bldg. 133 JO. Center. 1 m Our Figures Will Save You Money For Builders' Supplies come here )our ccry vara dependable goods at prices that are riyht Sto! and Chick feed full lines at Lowest Prices. Phone OHIO MILLING MANHATTAN" The Qualily The Manhattan H Fourth light Undorwcar, now now Straw Tins torrid not linvcj our weather why cold ico in oiii'lioni(!. It menus food Kept in bettor condition nnd Hie .snfegunrding of your health. (1ull 112 nnd wngon w ill stop at your home. iuences were avoided by tho dellvJr lug of the cars to the ('.. M. & IJ. an'jj they are now In use on that lino. I I. Mercer went to Sprlngllcld tb day, for a short visit. H-H-l-H-:"l"l"i"i'l"l"l-r"l-M-l-hlH-ll:-t' I New Dental Office, , Best Gold Crowns $3 00 Best Bridge Work $3.00 Full Set Teeth $5.00 Z I Gold Fillings $1.00 up t Silver Fillings 50c up r It. W. Throckmorton i File Block Over' Uggets' Drug Store. M--l'l-r-m-H-Hm--HM-M-H' yon tltni licro Into ln had the best &r Prixr norKiulnwiilor . AVjr sc South Prospect. St. 6 ELEVATOR COMPANY Store. tomorrow. WW W ............... .... ........ , ii i 1 1 i i i i i i i nxnTTTiTTTrT P :.