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minimulp IMEMMEMMMIlmmmin ramentilinno mmlomoomil PAGE FOUR TIM DAILY SCIOTO GAZETTE, MONDAY, MARCII 95 1912. 1 PAGE FOUR T.IIE DAILY SCIOTO GAZETTE, MONDA 3IAR 5 CI 9 11112. OAltNO 1111. cooneaccococoactoceagocca CCOCCOCOOtt4100008COCCUzon; aria Al ir A re T.11 I 1 cooseaczczol THE SCIOTO GAZETrE Want Sugar Men Acquitted by Jury Paris Bandits Becoming Very Bold THE Want Sugar Men Auxin- Paris Bandits Becoming SCIOTO GAZETII ed by Jury Very Bold 9 Fear Mother and Daughter Will Die Too Fear Mother and Daughter 8 SCHACHNE'S SPECIAL EXHIBIT and SALE OF pai A Daily Republican Newspaper Published by The Scioto Gazette Co. 9.

W. C. PERRY 6 President B. MASSIE ee'y and Treas. New York, March Associated the resumption of the trial of Washington Thomas and John A.

Parsons and others of the American Sugar Refining on Pittsburg, March 2 By Associated Press. )Clome friends of 0 a 0 a 0 0 0 0 a Editorial Mile. Home Phone 652 Bell Phone 80 Boodoess Meet Home Phone 660 the charge of conspiracy, their attor- I the family of Elsie D. Coe, formney, Delaney Nicoll, today asked the er secretary to Rev. Dr.

W. D. court to instruct the jury to bring in McFarland, who recently was found a verdict of not guilty. He asked i oulltv of her death. fear that the a veruict or not guilty.

He asitea guilty of her death, fear that the the family of Elsie D. Coe, former secretary to Rev. Dr. W. D.

GOODS MUNA RI Ail I Paris, March By Associate 1 terrorization of Paris and its vicinity, last summer, by a number of automobile bandits, has broken out afresh. Today a party of four bandits stopped a private automobile on the highway and after warning the chauffeur to stop, shot him and wounded the occupant of the auto. They took the chauffeur's body and threw it into a ditch and then drove off. They arrived at Chantilly about .10:30 and entering a bank there, shot the cashier and the employes and brutally wounded a customer, after which they grabbed up a portfolio containing about $8,000 in notes and made their Terme Ten cents per week Single Copies Three Cents this on the ground, as he took lip tragedy will cost one, maybe two, count after count of the Indictment, more lives, even before the parson that there was no conspiracy and that I begins thq sentence yet to be imposat the time of the Segal loan the ed upon him. Philadelphia concern was not a corn- Not until long after her daughter petitor of the American Co.

at all. deid did the widowed mother, Mrs. E. D. Coe, who was bedridden at the Both Want IL time, begin to suspect that it was Chicago, March Atoloci- due to other than natural causes.

A magnificent stock of hygienically prepared human hair of rare value. The United Publishers Association of New York City has investigated, and certifies to, the circulationthis publication. These facts FITe been established, and guaranteed to advertisers. 4 4 4 I I a a Come to our store this week and have your hair dressed Free by an expert 10A ipotsmany 0 animist' itI "us Cull licottle Fos wince as second class mall mister. mo it et as second I I PURE ELECTION PI I I 0 0 9 IS 0 (Continued from nrst pLge.1 (cow Met In Columbus.

Columbus, Ohio, March that some future Ohio legislature may pass laws that would inter. fere seriously with horse racing, the Ohio State horse Show Association, at its monthly meeting Thursday night at the Southern Hotel, will discuss the advisability of asking advance protection from the constitutional convention. Several names will be proposed for membership and a banquet will precede the business session. ated and Indiana both clashed today in advocating the claims for the main harbor for Chicago in the harbor improvement affairs now on. The clash occurred before Zinn, of the U.

S. army, in charge of the war department Governor Marshall, for Indiana, asked that the main freight harbor be placed in the Indiana land and suggested the deepening of the Calumet river. The Chicago contingent, comprising the Chicago Real Estate Board, the Sanitary District Commission and the Chicago Plan Commission, all protested against this and wanted the main harbor placed within Chicago's limits. IWe have secured the services of a hair designer Of more than ordinary ability, who will take pleasure in dressing your hair free of charge, in the most he coming fashion and demonstrating the present styles of hair dressing vogue in the world's fashion centers. 0 An interesting feature of the display is a collection of luxuriant, genuine French hair goods secured from the peasantry' and convents of France.

These I are the finest human hair products and very rare. The magnitude of this ex- hibit is an assurance of surprisingly low prices. In fact, these beautiful hair 9 0 9 goods will be offered at about one-half what you would be asked to pay in ne 0 shampoo parlors and exclusive hair stores. No matter how difficult your hair ,5 8 5 is to match, you will find the exact shade in this immense collection. 0 0 8 0 Prices Like These Cannot Fail to Interest You 0 5 I Then, when her second daughter became frail and more and more mysterious, she limited upon a clearing of the mystery.

Even then Lillian Coe, former secretary to Mrs. William Thaw, sought to evade direct questions of her mother. Finally, one week ago, when Lillian Coe collapsed in Court after testifying against, Dr. McFarland, others caring for Mrs. Coe revealed the truth about Elsie Coe's death.

Mrs. Coe, already critically sank rapidly. Friends despair of her recovery. Lillian Coe is said to be in a serious condition and is only a shadow Of her former self. She, bore up comparatively well until lane went on the stand, and immediately afterward collapsed and was hastened to her home.

The girl was bitter toward the pastor on the stand, and this strain and the shame of her sister, according to friends, has broken her spirit. They declare neither she nor her mother will recover from the blow. Railroad Notes. Division Passenger Agent IL C. Stevenson was a business visitor in Washington C.

11. and Sabina today. A brakeman's vacancy on freight trains No. 97 and 94 is being advertised at the local B. O.

offices. Will Be Sent As Delegates. At a meeting at Trinity church on Sunday afternoon, of the men interested in the Men and Religion Forward Movement in this city, Messrs. John P. Phillips and W.

R. Moore were appointed as delegates to the (Thristian Congress to be held in New York from April 19 to 24, for the purpose of studying the problems now confronting the church in Amer. tea, of mapping out plans of action to solve many problems now confronting the church, in which men and boys are especially interested. II 10.PONNOMMIMMO.. 24 inch natural wavy switches, OM values only $1.95 I 36 inch natural wavy switches, $10 values only $5.95 Ow NSW I i--, 1 i ,.4 1 1..:1 1 1 1 '3 a I I 1 I 0 4 H.

1 1 1 i 1 1 1 I2 2 inch natural wavy switches, 28 inch natural wavy switches, $3.00 values only $1.19 0 0 0 $8.00 values only $3.95 20 inch natural wavy switches, 00 values onlv 95c 22 inch natural wavy switches, $3.00 values only $1.19 20 inch liatural wavy 'switches, $2.00 values only 95c Constipation Is Cured by IHOOD'S PILLS' 4 25c. 1 Talking It Over. Washington, D. March 25--(13y Associated attorneys for the government in chrage of the civil and criminal suits against the National Cash Register, held a conference here today with Attorney Wickersham, Sherman McPherson of Cincinnati, and others attended the conference. The suits in both the civil and criminal cases will without doubt be brought to trial almost simultaneously.

1 I come to their support, and Mr. dum replied that he was not so well prepared to speak upon the subject as was Mr. Marshall G. Fenton, but 'when he was called for it was found that he was not present. The matter was not finally disposed of when the time for adjournment arrived, and further deliberations were postponed until the next meeting, to be called by Mr.

Parrett. The declaration of principles, prepared by a committee consisting of Messrs. T. C. Kerr, N.

J. Dunlap, E. Wittwer, Beecher Roseboom and D. W. Butler, is as follows: Organization.

This organization shall be known as the Ross County Republican Pure Election League, and its object shall be to promote the selection, nomination, and election of candidates who In character an ability represent the best citizenship of the county. Declaration of Principles. First. All candidates indorsed by this league shall be persons of good moral character, and possess ability to administer the affairs of the office sought. Second.

No candidate shall submit to any assessment by any campaign committee, but shall be allowed to contribute voluntarily to the legitimate campaign expenses. We pledge ourselves to work for the defeat of any candidate who subscribes to any corruption fund or to any other fund to be used for questionable campaign purposes. Third. All candidates coming up to the requirements of this declaration of principles shall come before the primaries as indorsed by this league, and necessary steps shall be taken to let this indorsement be known previous to that election. During the discussion of the declaration of principles, it was pointed out by Mr.

Kerr that the third article of that document did not mean that only one good man should be indrosed, but that in case there were two or more good men candidates for the same nomination, the public should be informed that both were well qualified. torn dun pre Ita I wile that 7 ed 1 arri wer ing, 7 part Mes J. 1 D. 7 as i Ele be 1 tior In I the this mot to 1 lice mit pait ed 1 legi plec feat to i tilt abl( 7 to I tior the leal 1 1 1 26 iuch natural wavy switches, Finer Natural Switches $5.93 up to a ts $6.00 values only $2.95 I $35.00. 11 Finer Natural Switches $5.93 up to $35.00.

Want Column For seed, cheap. Call Home phone x-644. The Test of Time 13 a sure test by which to gauge the efficacy of any remedy for human ailments, whether advertised or prescribed by a physician. A medicine that has stood the test of time is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Its intrinsic merit has been proven by the fact that for nearly forty years it has been relieving womankind from suffering and has constantly grown in popularity. The demand for it today is larger than that of any similar remedy in the world. This famous remedy for female ills has proved to be, of Incalculable value to hundreds of thousands of American i Kilda chachtroe 0 0 The Bischof Shop of Chillicothe. 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 South Paint St. Phipp's Fortune Bothered Him a Great Deal FOR, 8-room house on South Paint street between Seventh and Eighth street; all modern conveniences, gas and electric light fixtures.

This house is newly papered, located on roomy building lot, also has barn on the premises. Inquire at 167 West Water street. Home phone A 770. VMM, Mil Eoimmm Aim OHICIIESTER'S PILLS, tl Iii) 41 4 i.etteloter's Diam il ond rano 1111 in Red at Gold metallic boxes. sealed loots Hale Rit.bon.

fose lot Le oo other. nue or Iltrurel4. Ask Pir ill 111E4.TFILI ibiA310 Ii 0 IP 1111.1.O. for VI Cs years 14 noon so Best. Safest.

Aiottyl KTlintio tet I Salesmen; must be experienced. Give references. Call at People's Outfitting 154 E. Main. PICTI711141 FRAMESWe ao framing promptly and reasonably.

If you want artistic effects, come to us. Rorney Chapman. 'Vie Dress the Dressy" Criteriolk Skirt Co. SOLD DY DRUMM EVERYWHERE MINOM.11101,.t Rocks, Buff Orpingtons and S. C.

R. I. Red eggs. MOO per setting of 15. Fertility guaranteed.

John E. Lynch, It. R. 1, Roxabell, Ohio. MOO per setting of 15.

Fertility E. guaranteed. John Lynch, IL E. 1, Roxabe II, Ohio. DRIMICEIHIESS I LI kk 7 .41 man who has $2,500 to invest with li "ri Tailors I AVANTGood linotype or monotype A VNTGood Ilnotype or monotype The steady or periodical (spree) drinker can be saved In 8 days with Ma knowledge.

Or kly remedy I. -LADIES' guaranteed. Gentle, pleasant, 'en. fectly harmless. It does not matter how many years.

This is the genuine home 4111,, Treatment, medically endorsed and 1 proved by a legion of testimonials. Book and tool tenlars, free, postpaid. Address: EDW. J. WOODS, 634 Sixth ith 266 LADIES' 1 r) years.

This is the genuine home Treatment, medically endorsed and proved by a legion of testimonials. Bool and art teniars, free, postpaid. Address: EDW. J. WOODS, 534 Sixth Av.

266 NewYork.h.V. ,1 1 EDW. Av. 266 a NewYorit.i..i: 111111.11.."111...w"........"..mm 471741k 7 1 services in an established lino-monotype plant. Address M.

401 Swetland Cleveland, Ohio. r.mmimmo.moPmFm. 0,........ position as housekeeper by a middle aged lady. Apply at 253 Park street.

Pittsburg, March 25.The three sons of Henry Phipps, John Henry and Howard Phipps, all of Nassau County, New York, were made wealthier by $10,000,000 Saturday, when their father divested himself of all his Pittsburg realty holdings in their favor. The gift includes the Fulton, Bessemer and Manufacturers' skyscrapers, the McElween Company's building, the Phipp's model' tenements on the North Side, other city properties not so well and two -farms in Allegheny County. Acording to the deed, which a repsententative of Andrew Carnegie's old-time partner recorded, the man whose numerous donations reach a high figure, accepted $1 for his Pittsburg real estate. The deed is an ordinary typewritten document, in which no space is wasted with recitals other than describing the properties. Nothing is said about how the three sons are to share in the ownership of property.

Henry Phipps and his wife, Mrs. Annie C. Phipps, signed and acknowledged the document In New 1 York City, the date in the transfer being March 12, 1912. Less than a month ago 'Mr. Phipps gave his "boys" $9,000,000 worth of Chicago real estate and neither the father nor the sons would comment upon that gift, which, according to a friend, was to relieve the parent Iof much work and worry.

The sisters of the Phipps boys who Ido not share in the Pittsburg teal estate, are Mrs. Bradley Martin and the wife of Hon. Frederick Guest. dining room girl at the Union hotel. i Hattie ids Willing to go After Aliens.

Bluefield W. March 25(137 Associated Hagields of West Virginia, are willing to go Into the mountains of Virginia and bring the Allen clan to justice, according to Capt. Hatfield, the oldest son of Devil "Anse" Hatfield today. He said that the Allen shooting up of the court in Carol! county was an and contrasted the difference when six weeks ago a Hatfield was sentenced to serve six years in the penitentiary for murder, at which time ten Hatfields were in the court room and not one made a murmur nor used any violence. 1 A li Nk 1,116.

ill, I I 111 ...,..,44 ,00,, DIALlotios i 9' 'I I'll, h' 7' 1-4 A Tuning, by J. W. Fleming, a tuner with twenty years' experience. All work guaranteed satisfactory. Leave orders at Chandler's Music Store.

640004)ms The Biggest Buinch For the 1 'fi That is what you get in our 1912 Gasoline Engine Proposition. Engines On 15 days' free trial. 1 $36.50 to $131.00 erial and workmanship. Every have it rated. You can try ono without one cent of expense to kNcliDN91; AIR, MULE TEAM', guaran- Engine 5 horse 6 horse power: guaran That is what you get 11,1 1912 Gasoline Engine lle Proposition.

lice trial on 15 days' i. $3650 to $131.00 material and workmanship. Every have it rated. You can try ono without one cent of expense to HAND" ENGINE 5 horse Engine 6 horse power; guaran- ms The Biggest Bunch I For the 1 2 i Iliat is what you cret ir ropos our 1912 Gasoline Enaine Pi tion. Engines On 15 days' ree trial i.

i $36.50 to $131.00 i FOR acre farm, gardening land. Good house and barn, well watered. One-bait mile from court house. For terms apply to Ohio Loan Investment Rooms 1 and 2, Alston Block, Cilillicothe, Ohio. I 4 1 14' 1 Ad" ACS(C tni: si il ft 1 I iN .4 01,, i 1 N.A 41,,,,,.

1 Our 1912 engines are guararteed for 5 years against defects ot 4. ngine is at ranted to produce 25 per cent more actual power than we for 15 days; if It is not just as represented, we agree to take It back you. We have these engines in stock. Come in and see for yourself. 4 "i''' 'FTriiiiP1'' 1 4 4- 'i.

1, Ns' I 1 1 't '41' 't. f' tk 'lit, 4, 4. 'e- II 1111111111111111M on It is difficult to tell the dif- i ference between a good dm- I mond and a pretty good mond. A t. To make the distinction calls for knowledge and experience.

4 If you have this knowledge and experience you can buy to. .2. diamonds. anywhere other- 4 t. wise It Is far safer to purchase 6.

from a jeweler with a reputa- iHon and a comprehensive dia- mond stock. We have both and would be pleased to serve you, The prices range from $5 to in rings, studs, 0. scarf pins, etc. i scarf pins, etc. I It is difficult to tell the dif- ference between a good dm- mond and a pretty good dia- mond.

4 To make the distinction calls for knowledge and experience. 4 If you hae this knoledge vw 3: and experience you can buy FOR for hatching: S. C. 131ack Orpington eggs from prize winning stock and line layers. 82.00 per setting of 15.

Fertility guaranteed. Frank Yaeger, 134 East Seventh street. Home, phone 113. 'Chore' Boy GASOLINE ENGINE COURT NOTES Judge Goldsberry today appointed former County Clerk John C. Staggs, of this city, to succeed Capt.

John B. Smith as a member of the soldiers' relief commission. Captain Smith tendered his resignation some time ago, and asked to be relieved of his duties, but Judge Goldsberry held off the appointment of a successor for several weeks in the hope that he could be induced to leconsider and withdraw his resignation. Captain Smith was a valuable menr ber of the commission, and his resignation greatly regretted by the court and the members of the board of county commissioners. Mr.

Staggs is adjutant of A. L. Brown Post, G. A. and very well qualified for the office.

Jul ed fo Stagg John 2 4 ti (11 "FAR GASOLINE 4 horse power; guaranteed to produce Power; recommended for heavy work, feed grinding, wood sawing and heavy pumping. The strongest engine of Its size on the market, Gasoline Engine 2 horse power. Guaranteed to produce 2 horse power; water cooled; recommended for the average farm or small shop, where continuous service is wanted. teed to develop 71,4 horse power; massive in size and construction; weight I50 It is a powerful engine that ean 110t be surpassed for any work, FOR at Si West Second street. Suitable for Hats or boarding.

Modorn equipment. Apply to Ohio Loan Investment Henn I Alston Block. Homo phone. Bill phone. 112 horse power.

Guaranteed to produce 2 horse power strong; well built, simple, admirable adapted for light work, 1 Rubber day for the Hospital will be observed Friday. Notice to the Public. I wish to call the attention of the public to the high grade nursery stock handled exclusively by me, manager of this territory for Fruit Growers Nurseries of Newark, N. Y. All plants, shrubbery, flowers, bulbs, fruit and shade trees guaranteed; no inferior stock handled.

Call at my office and be convinced. J. E. HOGAN, 82 West Water street. I A 1 It.

$36.50 $47.25 6.1P-aci.&1 $94.00 $131.00 4 Anticor UEMEMIEMIMEMINIIMIMMIMENIIII 117:6 81111COr a I NOP410 ol Star Brand Pretzel Meal 4) i I Recipe for Today "Foreman" 8 Horse Power, $183 I 00' "Twelve Mule Team," 12 Horse Power, $312.00 A Great Plow Value 48 (e-wNioNN. 4 ai, OLIVER 404 All ou ,4 PLOW ss, made exactly like the 404 stel plow, cuts the same, runs the "7: same, cses the same cast points. except it has hard Oliver Chilled Boulboard and Landside. SZ(11011an 8 Horse Power, $11 Meat Plow Value tin An (oveu's l': I' K'' The Safety Corn Razor. In Common Pleas court this afternoon, the trial of the law suit of Samuel Pinto vs.

George Kline, to the petit jury, was begun, with Judge Cyrus Newby upon the bench. The plaintiff claims damages In the sum of $1,200, which be claims to have lost by reason of the alleged failure of the defendant to receive a consignment of corn which the plaintiff claims that be bad sold him. The plaintiff is represented by Elijah Cutright, and the defendant by Barton Walters of Circleville, and Frank P. Hinton, of this city. ti ti II 4 1 4- 4.

4'. I 1 1 1 I fil Trims corns perfectly and without danger of cutting. It is a per. feet imitrunient with which to keep your feet in good condition. Trin fect 1- r.

VAre 422. 5, 4 7- ---'k .4 4 Cheese Omelet. One-half cupful Star Brand Pret-1 zel Meal, one scant cupful milk, one egg, yolks and whites beaten separately, one-half cupful dry cheese, grated; one tablespoonful butter, a speck of soda; salt and pepper to taste. Soak the Pretzel Meal in milk, dissolve soda in a drop of hot add to milk; add rest of ingredients, beat pour into well buttered baking dish, 6trew grated cheese on top; put baking dish in pan, sur-i rounding with hot water; bake twen- ty minutes; serve at once. 1 Wetzel Meal Is sold by all grocers.

1 i I OLIVER CHILLED AND STEEL PLOWS, SCOTCH CLIPPER PLOWS The Chillicothe Hardware 25c each at SULZBACHER'S DRUG STORE PENIMEMINISMOINCESEII: INCAPIIMMENCEMINVIESZLPV 1 ISee Mt Line or Single Disc tool lloale Disc Barroom I Sole Agents for the Famous "Black Hawk" Corn Planter. N. Paint St. Children Cry For: FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Chillicothe 111W- 21bli gb, ki VMMIMI.mmOlIMEMIMIVIIIIMEMI.IPIPIIMILEMORWMOSUSIS 0 i kl AN.