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PAGE FOUR BARREN "EVENING MIRROR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY" 8, 1917. DAILY REFLECTIONS Forest County's Good Finances The "auditors' report- of the-condi-" lion of county is published this and will doubtless make interesting: 4 reading for. the taxpayers, The statenient shows 'the county to he in good circumstances to say the least, riot a cent of indebtedness either in or poor account, bat on the contrary having assets amounting to on the county, account, and 1892.10 to the good on the popr Not so bad, do you, think? -Tionesta Republican. T.riir. C.

A. Athletic Events. The 'events in the Y. M. C.

A. All, Around Athletic contest to he held this evening: will be the fence vault and pull Tips. It is expected that as in the contest last week, several of are now among the first eight Trill drop in average and several new comers will be among the first eight. The pull ups or chinning is a exercise in which the muscles of the arias and back are used mostly. or.

not Marker will go into first -place iand Burns into second place depends on which of the the greater muscular development of back and arms. Forest County Farmer IViiis. There were many contestants in the agricultural show held ih'Harris- hurg the week of Jan. 22, among them a number from Western Pennsylvania. Among the prize winners were John B.

Henderson, one. of the well known sheep raisers of Forest county who resides at East Hickory. He received first, second and third prizes'rfor wool in class B2, blood wool 'second prize in class Bl, During the week there 8,000. and IQ.QOO farmers frtim all sections of the state pres-, ent ate the show, and vegetables "were also among the exhibits. Columbus Grtange" Meets Saturday At meeting of the Columbus Grange to ne held at Columbus on Saturday, Heist of the "Warren County IFarm Bureau will toe present to talk and answer any questions that members care to ask.

following program will be given by the members of the Grange. My Favorite Book and a Quotation from "it-- Donald Carrier. My Favorite iPoeni-- Velma; West. Question-- Does the farmer who produces low test milk get m'ore from his butter than one who higher milk with 3 cents a pint 'difference in the -Ghas. Dodd? Reading-- Mrs.

D. B- -TrisketJ Question Is it necessary for farmers to capitalize and build milk plants in places that are already 'pr'ovidecT with such sbtul dings or are there other ways to get better prices for milk? AlleC Planity Call fleeting Several of the city's motor enthusiasts Ire endeavoring to create among the members of the local Automobile Club and to. this end hope to caill-; a in the near "future The had been to hold it this TO.eek but those promoting it have now Decided) that it cannot held 'next week. The project 'of re: club is to enable the organization; to take an part in. pro: for Warren 'county.

The proposition, to employ a live secretary during the summer months is being considered. If this is done the county -will be represented before State Highway commission in an attempt to procure aid. The Buffalo has launched a campaign for the purpose of procuring an ini- jproved highway to thence to "Warren, and on to join the Lincoln Highway. Decorating Cliurcli Interior The interior of the First Baptist church is being re-decorated. Parents of a Daiyjhtcr Mr', and Mrs.

Roy Miller of 17 Schantz are thfe parents of a bright baby sirl, born Tuesday. Is Safe in France The many friends of Miss Clara p. Campbell will be pleased to know that she arrived safely at Bordeaux, 'ranee. Passed Through Mutt and Jeff's Wedding is the at- at Kane tonight and tomorrow night win-be seen at Library theatre. The company passed through Warren inornin? on the nine o'clock raiu.

Moon If rings around the moon mean war, the United States it to have it, ecause there were colored rings around the moon. Many in Warren noticed. them and commented upon heir appearance last night. IVarren Boy Honored. Warren friends of Harold C.

Putnam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer M. utnam will be interested to learn of he honor which has come to him at he University of Pennsylvania. He vas one of a class of eight elected to Phi Beta Kappa.

Telegraph Anti-IVar Resolution to Wilson At a meeting arranged, by the Social- st party of Warren in B. A. hall ast evening at which an anti-war ddress was 'made by Edward Hayden was decided to telegraph a. peace resolution to the x-- Gortlioii 3lode Tlie Tractor 'Fire Chief C. M.

Gordon went to Jamestown, N. for the purpose of giving the new tractor "the onc'e over." It is one of the most modern pieces of fire equipment and s. used in transporting the ladders. Mr. Gordon is fcrad in his praise of the machine.

He rode about "the city on it-and was surprised at. Snarkable hill climbing qualities it possesses, Interesting: Display. display of unusual interest has been arranged at the Printz store and it is attracting considerable attention. It shows hats in the different stages of manufacture from the the finished All different materials are shown: and" one wonders how a hat be manufactured, at the price they are when the thpusand-and-one steps in the making'of a hat are. Millc Producers Branches.

9t the Northwestern Pennsylvania 'Milk Producers Association will meet today at CoUimbus, Warren County and Union City. Thursday sessions will be held at Townville Crawford County; Little Hope; Erie County and Spartansburg. Friday at 'Ackeley, Crawford County; Mill "Village, and Cambridge Springs. ings-ion Saturday will be held at Edinboro, Erie County; Sugar Grove, Warren County and Centeryille, Crawford County. At each meeting, officers and directors will'be elected preparatory to the first annual meeting to be held at Corry on February 3.

Report of Sheep Killed County Commissioners' Clerk Addison White has prepared his report to the secretary of. agriculture as to the amount of' damage done to sheep by dogs in Warren county during the year 1916. It shows the following- Total number of sheep killed, total number injured, 68; average price for sheep killed, $7.83 per head; average price for sheep injured total paid for sheep killed and injured with costs added, 3545.95. In the same report is contained a statement the receipts and disbursments of dog tax, as follows; tax levied, male female, total tax collected, No. doss by order, of the county cpmmissioners, 131; paid for killing same expense for publication, expense for tags COMPANY I TO BE IN READINESS Members of Company I are to be'in eadiness for ja.

call for emergency service at This is the gist of an order received by First lieutenant Tribble, acting commander of Company I during the absence from the city of Captain Bordwell. Instructions contained in the order to the officers are that they keep the company together, or keep a close tab upon them so they could be. assembled without delay in the event of a call. The trip to Washington has been an all absorbing topic with the members of the company for the. past week.

as only 48 privates, besides seven corporals and five sergeants, can be takeni on the rip there is some discussion as to who will be the lucky ones. It probable that those having the best records will' be selected. It has been earned that the company leave Saturday March, 3rd, probably short- y-after return'the 'following Wednesday. -will aboirt-l'f nopn. The -big' 'parade will take day and will last about six hours.

After that and up until Tuesday, afternoon the boys will be allowed to go where "they please. "BOYS' NIGHT" AT FIRST fRESBYTERIAN Inspiring Meeting Held Last Night" Toinorrbw Last evening, "Boy's Night" at the First church a wonderful Nearly (forty boys formed a choir which added gfejartyim. to the song service. One 'of the'Iarg-' est audiences any night listened with rSpfSttentidn to ful address: "On the banks of the Rubicon." 'gtoup of yoiing 3 men is always an impressive sight-'and Dr. under- the 'inspiration-" of their presence, with unusual force and To'Moses, early twenties, came-the time of making a great Should he, like Caesar, cross the Rubicbn iind pass greatness.

Consider what Moses gave up. He chose poverty, ill-treatment, and banishment, rather "than the wealth, honor and power of the Egyptian court. 'Moses, in faith, dared to do the right and in so doing gained God's, approval and brought to Israel release from bondage'and; a larger as then, a man must' pay the price if he is to win. It -does not require much of a man to be a Christian, but it takes all there is of him. God is ever calling for volunteers.

We.stand face to face with life's choice. Will we take our be a hero? Dare we cross the-Rubicon? Tonight the women.are planning a big rally. The. men are urged to come to what a Njght" is like. Friday the series of meetings'is.

brought a close with a big rousing "Men's No one afford to miss the spiritual treat in FINGER CAUGHT IN PIPE MACHINE That Ross Ruhlman, of Pennsylvania avenue west, is not minus his right hand and possibly the entire arm is due wholly to the fact that when: his little finger caught in the cogs of the pipe machine at the Pickett Hardware yesterday he pulle'd so. hard as to pull the finger out of the hand. The machine had.been away for repairs and h'e was engaged in starting it up to see that it. w.quld run as it snoulcLHe. thrust his hand in to feel the bearings and his in drawing His the voiving cog's.

In an instant he realized the-danger, and by sheer force pulled his hamt but. The finger was torn from its second joint, leaving bone He was removed to the hospital where the proper attention was given. OLD KUBBEPtS MADE GOOD AS And at -small cost, by vulcanizing on a special machine. New heels and soles, put "oh-' rubbers- and' rubber boots. Cuts, tears and hole's neatly repaired.

Get the limit of service out of your rubber footwear Which you never have been able to before. EBBRHART MILLER Repairing Department Opp. Suspension Bridge. --The streets of one English city are watered entirely by electric sprinkling wagons. )LARA KDIBA1L YOUXG Itf "F001- ISH VIRGIN" The lust of money leads to crime and'even murder is the theme of "The Foolish Virgin," the: novel by the noted author, Thomas Dixon," which has iieen picturized for Ciara Kiniball Young as her second Selznick-Pictures and the Co- umbia theatre today for last showing.

The story: of "The Foolish Virgin" intensely dramatic in character-and' ffers and beautiful Miss Youflg unlimited opportunities'to -display? every-phase her notable talents. 1 In fact'it'is said that in this Selznick-Pictures Miss Young 'seen to even greater aidvan- age'iin "The Common Law," her first iroduction at the head of her own lornpany. Gu's Hill has" selected a company of ifty capable performers to support the two comedians who are physically itte'd to Bud Fisher's, own deas and has made Mutt and Jeff's Wedding one of the biggest and most mpbrtant comedy- productions of the Mil-rent season. Everything is of- 'ered that afford rest to the i.veary business tired brain of both men. and women.

Mutt and Jeff's Wedding "comes to the Library Theatre" Friday. Go and eerthem. Certainly the show is so are Uie cartoons, but ou've laughed at'them for five years d'; ybii'll continue 'to do so. iet seats, early, then you will be sure to good RECORD ford, formerly proprietor of the New Fleming eight "years, died at the Bradford hospital "Wednesday of pneumonia. ill a short time and was a'dmitted to the hospital the first o.f^the eek.

Tjur- ing early manhood Mr. Bierce was employed 'as a hotel- but of late years had owned and managed a number of hotels. At Bradford in partnership with Mr. Humphrey he conducted St. James hotel for a number of years.

He was also engaged in the hoteTbusi- ness in Tonawanda, N. for some time. Mr, Bierce was well and; favorably known many- of the traveling men, and was considered a first-class hotel.man. Funeral of funeral, of Musante was held this forenoon at from St. church.

Fr. Jos. SieverdingiH-assisted by Fr. Kuntz of Tidibute and Fr. Cpyle, Kane, officiated.

It. was. larsely attended, interment vras', iri ''StI Joseph's- cemetery. Maxy Murpliy The. death Mrs! Mary Murphy, 'widow of Barthoiomew Murphy) pass- occurred this afternoonat her home on Linwpod street.

NOTICE Notice is debts payable to the partnersKip -of Bartsch Johnson are" to be'f eceived'by Ludwig A. Johnson, and all demands on said partnership are -to' be presented to him for payment. (Signed) LUDWIG JOHNSON, 2-6-6t. Surviving Partner, --New York City i.entertained 66 conventions in 1916. --Roller skating dates back to 1790 THEATRICAL MUTT JEFF RERE FRIDAY -EGISLATURE TAKESA11EST ii(Continued- From ttve of Bedford.

first was proposition for the state to return to counties "three-fourths of the mercantile and similar license taxes ollected within their limits is con- tauTed in a bill introduced, in the house at the afternoon session by Representative Burnett of Cumbef- and. In consideration of the return, the bill provides that no claim shall be majle or allowed by the: state to treasurer or mercantile appraisers for commissioners' fees or mileage. FOR SALE TEE ART SHOP inquire E. S. 1 Sti'4et.

Excellent reasons for' seilingr rv i TO JMiRROR Mirror wishes to br.ins 'its carrier'; service the 'state of and to accomplish- tMs desires'' the Its carrier 'f' routes i the- city ianff Nbrth Warren. report all. cases 'in, which fails of fdeliyery; o'r other to this office 'hy-phoneV in person, or by Tetter, promptly 6 o'clock 1 p. a. a.nd-;aU such 1 cbni- piaints will be inyestigated and; remedied at once.

doing this ybu will bring no hardship "or. punishment to any rier, but instead will benefit both the Mirror and the boys, as a system has been put "in. force whereby the most efficient of the "boys will he granted prizes or cash awards "for perfect service. the Mirror, Beli phone 80. MIRROR PUBLISHING Inc.

EIRST PRESENTATION OF Grofut-Knapp Schoble Weber Heilbronner Soft and Stiff Hats and Demmerle's World Renowned Cloth HATS and CAPS All the New Styles for Spring are in and on Display Don't fail to see pur Wonderful Window materials used in manufacturing a Hat--also the different stages before Finished. You'll surely, be interested. WE ARE OFFERING ot All our Winter Overcoats for Men, Boys and Children at 25 to Reduction The Best Evidence of Life is Growth 4fT ASSETS May 1,1893 $225,040.06 May 1901 $1,424.338.99 May 1,1909 $3,057,001.73 May 1, 19. $4,571,005.74 May 1, 1916 ,295,122.15 January 18, 1917 $7,160,315.19 Warrert National Barik Also Large Shipment of in- Remember-Right Price First Today East Day LEWIS 31: PRESENTS Clara Kimball In her second Production The. By Thdnias "a Nation" FOR EVERY WHO EXPECTS TO MARRY 1 i She is deceived by a man criminal tendencies which lead to many intensely dramatic situations In Eight Parts PRICES: Adults 25c; Children 15c.

Friday--Louise Huff and Jack Pickford in "Great Creations" TIED DUCK VVSTH CRAVAT. Left Diamond Stud pri It, and That May Account For Turkey Cuero, Thomas Lovett of this county believes be-the history of the recent story from.Chi cago telling of a 'stud v'aluedf' at $150 found in the craw-'of a Thanksgiving' turkey had its inception in a duck Hunt here. story, hunting two years wounded a duck and decided carry the oird home. He used his 'necktie to hind the bird's feet, neglecting to remove a diamond stud fastened therein. Placing the supposedly'helpiess bird in the rear of his h'e started home, when a flutter a few minutes later attracted his-attention.

He turned in time to see the duck flying off with his necktie dangling from its feet. Cuero is in the center of a large turkey raising portion of Texas, and many of the birds, which roam over a large range, find their way to the Chicago market. Mr. Lovett so far has entered no claim to the stud. --The silk cocoon harvest of 1916 in France, as estimated by the Lyon union of silk merchants, is 6,147,100 pounds, as compared with, 3, 808,100., pounds in 5915, an increase of 61.42 per mm mm ONE NIGHT ONLY FRIDAY, FEB.

9TH. GUS HILL PRESENTS BUD ON THEIR ANNUAL VISIT. "Mutt and Jeff Wedding" GOOD COMEDY, PRETTY GIRLS, GOOD MUSIC You will laugh, laugh and laugh--The show the kiddies all want to see. Prices Seat Sale Now Open.