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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31
IN BEHALF OF WERNER BOOKS.
[From the Akron Germania.] ]


The school books manufactured by
The Werner company of this city are
acknowledged by the best authority
in this country, to-, be at least equal
to any other school books made on the
American continent and superior to
nearly all Of them, in a literary as well
as o mechanical way. The Werner
company manufacture of these school
books each year, right here in this city,
several hundred thousand dollars
worth. Hundreds of Akrons men and
women are given steady employment
by this industry and vet our Board
Of Education has persistently refused
to introduce these books in our schools
in a general way, Notwithstanding
the continued efforts made on the part
of the publishers to have their books
ADOPTED in the city where they are
made.
The school books of The Werner
company are used in hundreds Of cities
In this country. The highest testimon-
ials asito their quality have frequently
been submitted to the Text Book COM
mittee of the Akron School Board.
But the company is continually put
off with the vague promise that in the
future their boks may be more largely
adopted. This refusal on the part of
the Board is doing The Werner Go.
untold and continued injury because
the rival school book publishers use
it as an argument against the books
of The Werner company in all parts
of the country, claiming that even IN
Akron where tho books are made and
where The Werner company Is located,
the Board of Education does not see
fit to adopt the same to any large de-
gree.
This whole community is interested
in the welfare of The Werner COM
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

Notwithstanding that the Bar AS
sociation's Investigating committee,
after an exhaustive investigation, re-
ported that Mr.. Rowley's charges that
n certain Justice of the Pence had been
guilty Of dividing fees with attorneys
in consideration of their bringing bus
mess to his court, and finally named
Justice Campbell as the man, adopt
ing resolution Of censure upon him,
the Dobson paper has the nerve to ask
the voters Of Akron to re-elect Camp
bell "bccausc he is n Republican"
Comment Is unnecessary.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31
son has.

The intelligent voters of the Fifth
ward are taking the Peaeon's vulgar
cartoon representing horse race
between Mr.. Richard p. Mason, the
popular Democratic nominee for Coun-
ell, and Jos. pangel, the Republican
nominee, as an insult TO their intelli.
gence, The choosing of men for Coun-
ell who will not be subordinates to
the Proxy system, means something
more TO the people than mere horse
race. 7. tho Dobson paper wants to
snow y horse race that will interest
the people, Let II show City Commits
sioncr Crisp IN his famous race yeai
ago to escape the Sheriff, who was try
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

1t will be noted that for the years
1895 to 1896, when the management Of
the city's affairs were entrusted to
such men as Messrs. Buchtel, Hugill,
Baker and Young, the years before the
Proxy system came into effect, the gem
eral expenses Of the city were many
thousands Of dollars less than they are
today, when the Board has been con.
'verted into political machine.
The best way to offset the extrava-
CANT administration of the Board until
the people can again get into control,
is to prevent the proxy system from
being extended to the Council.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

1t may have been all right for the
Dobson paper to read Mr.. Rowley out
Of the party for having initiated the
charges which have resulted in the
identity Of the certain Justice" being
disclosed by an investigating commit
tee composed OF two Republicans and
one Democrat, but when Dobson tries
to read out of the party every Repub-
llcan lawyer who is member OF the
Bar association he Is loading up too
heavily. There are great many Re
publican lawyers in Akron who think
they have just as good right to re-
main in the Republican party as Dob
son has.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31
THE CAMERA DON'T" LIE!

protectoro
will again
r. TURNCOAT DoBSON, afecionatey)
told
than First implicitly
that
little Willie
County running
tion Kentucky"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31
IRIS UP TO THE PEOPLE.
/ is not too late" to do this,

One week ago last Tuesday, Mr.. A.
]. Rowley, one of the leading Repub-
lican attorneys Of Akron. at meeting
of the Bar Association. made serious
charges against what he believed to be
the gross misconduct Of certain JUS
tice OF the Peace, Mr.. Rowiey said:
'It has been brought to my atten-
ton that certain lawyers have con-
tracts in writing with certain Akron
Justice of the Peace. The contracts In
effect are that the lawyers shall bring
all OF their cases before the Justice and
In case they did not win their clients
should not be holden for the costs.
understand that the contracts further
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

"You can fool some OF the people
some OF the time, and some OF the peo.
pie all of the time, but you can't fool
all Of the people all OF the time" This
has especial reference to the politicians
who tried to make the people believe
last fall that the Proxy system was a
good thing. The election this spring ls
confined exclusively to the voters OF
Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31
WHY ARE THE THREE CIT

WHY ARE THE THREE CITY
COMMISSIONERS, AND EVERY
EMPLOYE OF THE STREET, PO-
LICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS
WHOM THE POLITICIANS BACK
OF THE PROXY SYSTEM CONT
.ROL, WORKING OPENLY TO DE-
FEAT MR.. PAUL, MR.. PALMER,
MIR. RUTHERFORD, MIR. MASON,
MR.. PISKE AND OTHER DEMO
CRATIC CANDIDATES FOR COUN-
Gil? BECAUSE THE COUNCIL.
AS NOW ORGANIZED, PREVENTS
THE CITY COMMISSIONERS AND
THE POLITICIANS IN CONTROL
FROM PAYING THEIR POLITICAL
DEBTS AT THE EXPENSE OF THE
PEOPLE. THE PEOPLE SHOULD
NOT SURRENDER THEIR CON-
|TRoL OF THE COUNCIL.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31


Testimony at the hearing of the East
Market street injunction cases yester-
day developed the fact that the vote
against the adoption of the resolution
granting contracts for the Improvement
of East Market street to the highest
bidders stood TO IL. And Mr.. Paul
was the Councilman who voted against
the awarding of the contracts. Strange
that Lawyer Dobson had no represen-
tativc in court to offer testimony in
rebuttal.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31


1t was testified at the hearing Of the
East Market street injunction cases
yesterday that the Board Of City Com
missioners, by its president, had de-
liberatcly changed the minutes Of its
proceedings In order to make n better
case in behalf of those who are trying
to force the East Market contract to be
grantd to the highest bidders. The
Board might have been in better busi-
ness. II will be SO, perhaps, after next
Monday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

Some of the office seekers who have
a place upon the Board OF City Com
missioners are getting tired waiting
for the deadlock to thaw out. Judge
Anderson cannot get more faithful
majority of Commissioners upon the
Board--that Is, faithful to himself.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

The citizens Of Akron have been
given ample proof within the last week
of what political machine Is In
favor of compelling the people to
endure the abuses to which the Com
missioner system has been subjected
by politicians. 1t Is too late" to have
the Legislature break the deadlock.
Isn't this sufficient?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31
Citizens of Akron, do you want to

Citizens of Akron, do you want to
elect a Council that will be owned by
the Republican Board OF City Commits
sioners? Do you want a City Clerk
who will try to cover up matters of
interest to the taxpayers instead Of
disclosing them to the people? II you
do, do not vote for any of the Demo
cratic nominees for Council.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

pany. A thousand of working men
and women are continually employed
by this company. 1t pays to its en-,
ployes on every Saturday the sum Of
$4,000 in cash. 1t never shuts down
it's works. They are kept continually
in operation and thereby contribute
very greatly, and in measure as few
others do, to the comfort and welfare
Of the entire population.
Questions Of politics to not enter in
to School Board matters and should in
be taken into serious consideration in
connection Herewith. The candidates
for member Of the School Board for
the Third ward on the Democratic
ticket Is julius z. Welheln. He Ia a
thoroughly Incapable and honorable
man, straightforward in all his deal
ings. He is employed in the factory
of The Werner company and respect.
ed by all who know him. His charac-
ter is beyond reproach. He will serve
the interests of the city honorably and
faithfully.
We earnestly recommend him to the
citizens of the Third waru for election
as member of the Board of Educa.
tion.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

"The City Commissioner system and
Dobson, are dlsrupting the local Re-
publican party" said one of the prom
inent. Republican members Of the Citi-
zens' Committee to n friend last even
ing. Our Republican friends know
how to get rid Of both causes, IL they
choose.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

So long as the local Republican
machine insists upon forcing such an
unrepresentatlve form of government
as the Commissioner system upon the
people, they should vote against the
candidates favored by tho Machine
politicians.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

WHY ARE THE THREE CITY
COMMISSIONERS, AND EVERY
EMPLOYE OF THE STREET, PO-
LICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS
WHOM THE POLITICIANS BACK
OF THE PROXY SYSTEM CONT
ROL, WORKING OPENLY TO DE.
FEAT MIR. PAUL, MIR. PALMER,
MIR. RUTHERFORD, MR.. MASON,
MIR. PISKE AND OTHER DEMO
CRATIC CANDIDATES FOR COUN-
GIL? BECAUSE THE COUNCIL,
AS NOW ORGANIZED, PREVENTS
THE CITY COMMISSIONERS AND
THE POLITICIANS IN CONTROL
FROM PAYING THEIR POLITICAL
DEBTS AT TI1E EXPENSE OF THE
PEOPLE. THE PEOPLE SHOULD
NOT SURRENDER THEIR CON-
troll OF THE COUNCIL.
Leading evening paper--the Demo-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

The Bar Association reports that
Justice Campbell, who Is now running
for reelection upon the Republican
ticket, is the certain Justice" who
has divided fees with lawyers In order
to get grist for his mill. The voters
will do the rest.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

1t Is ZOO late" for an amendment to
the Commissioner law allowing Akron
people to elect their own City Commls-
sioners instead of having them np.
pointed by political boss. but II Is not
too late for the people to prevent the
same boss from getting control of the
Akron City Council. This is the chief
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31
SATURDAY, MARCH 81.

Mr. Rowley gave Akron people a
pretty good hint of what certain
Justice" he was driving at when he
said that his charge might be the last
straw that breaks the ''camel's" back.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

ing to enjoin him and the Commission
ers from granting ten year lighting
contract to the highest bidder. This
was n race that cost the people some-
thing.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

provided that If the costs exceeded q
certain amount. one-fourth Of the same
should be refunded to the lawyers with
whom the contract was made.''
For publishing, merely as an item
of news, tho charges that had been
made by Mr.. Rowley, the Democrat
and the whole Democratic organiza-
ton were assailed by the Dobson pa
'assassins Of characters" Glars" pol
troons," political cut throats," "crim-
inal falsiflers," and other superlative
terms well chosen from the Dobson
vocabulary of abuse.
But neither the Democrat nor the
Democratic organization felt called
upon, under then circumstances, to
shoulder the burden of proof. So the
charges were promptly taken up by
the Bar Association, much to the cha
grin of the Dobson paper, which had
hoped to give the charges that had
been made against the Certain JUS
tice" the appearance of having been
inspired by political prejudice.
The report Of the Bar Associations
committee yesterday is conclusive. 1t
is published In it's entirety in our sup
plement today. The report not only
justlfies each of the charges to which
reference was made by Mr.. Rowley,
holding that Justice Campbell, who is
now running for reelection upon the
Republican ticket, had divided fees
with n firm Of attorneys In exchange
for business, but 1t finds that another
Justice, Mr.. Hard. had solicited the
business of the Grocers' Association,
that is, he wanted all the suits by
grocers against their debtors brought
to his court.
After receiving the report of the
committee, the Bar Association
promptly passed vote of censure up
ON all the parties held responsible in
It's findings.
So far as Mr.. Rowley Is concerned,
the Democrat understands that he has
done his duty impartially and man
fully, and he deserves full credit from
the people for disclosing the deplorn-
BILE condition Of affairs that have been
permitted to exist in local Justices
court circles. The charges were in
itiated by Mr.. Rowley and the fact
that he would not run away from tho
obligations of his plain duty as a citl-
zen even when to have done so would
have been of unqestioned advantage
to tho candidates Of his party, is evil
dence that he possesses courage am
determination of the right sort.
The Justices courts OF Akron are
the peoples courts. II the voters of
Akron want to retain in Office men who
will subordinate considerations of JUS
tice to considerations of fees, that is
for them TO decide. II they want to
have cases In which they are Interested
practically decided before they get
into court unless they are SO fortunate
as to have retained attorneys who
are within the favor OF the court. no
one will suffer but lnemsclves.
A vote for the well.qualined Demo.
cratic candidates for Justices next
Monday is vote against the solicit
ing of business, favoritism and the
division OF fees.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31
PAYING the FIDDLER.

The general expenditures of the city
funds for the years ending March 10,
1889 to March 20, 1000, follow:
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31

Leading evening paper--the Demo-
crat.
The sun., 1900-06-27
DEATH KNELL STRUCK.
From the Dover state senunel.

From the Dover Btate Bentinel.
The Democratic platform adopted at
the State Convention on Tuesday COZ.
tained fonr planke; none Of them very
strong. One lands Mr.. Bryan in no
stinted terms, and nstructs the dele
gates TO vote for him. The second op-
poses the high gold standard Of money
and favOrs both money metals on equal
terms. The third contains the old stereo-
typed phrases against truete, and the
fourth We've with ''unfeigned alarm the
epirit and growth Of imperialism"
That's all Of IL.
While expressing alarm, every Demo-
crat Seemed I" be- in usual fame OF mind
until news was received of the action Of
the Credentials Committee Of the Ma
tional Convention At Philadelphia. Then
there was alarm Of the genuine brand. The
death kDell Of all their hopes was sound.
ed. They realize 1t means one ticket and
the redemDton Of the State Of Delaware.
The sun., 1900-06-27
STATE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

J. 2. Cszier Of EirkEood has about
80 zeTss II wheat and expects 70 realize
Is bushels 20 tie acre.
George c. Rnshzell, Of Blzckbird.
thi1ks Bryan will be elected re1t No
vember.
Prof. II. z. Slasenbozf, has been IN
znimo1siy reelected principal cf tie
La7rel prb.ic schools.
Eight candidates for admission 70 Dela.
ware College have taken the entrance ex-
zninsSions ;; Newark and many osherz
have taken them ~ various iozns
Throughout the e,zse.
Rs1oen warren. tor three yezr= clerk
a. TIE Hoi-i >iolck.e, has s1czede1
I Fletcher &. J,nes e proprietor of the
Bingham. Horse.
Ins .zis Ccng,essmsn Hcffecker's g.
tz;e i valued :, sfI.LlO.
4 ssysTe e.sctr.cz! storm pa.se3 0yer
E=nt comfy yss:erdsy z!ternooa. Con-
si1ers5ie nai! fell.
The sun., 1900-06-27
A DEMOCRATIC FIGHT.

From the Gcorgetown, Delaware. Democrat.
The action Of the State Convention in
providing Tor the appointment Of the
State Central Committee by the chair
man OF the convention 10 departure
IRON all precedents and does not seem
the best thing to do. The members have
heretofore been selected by each county,
/. md placing the matter in the hands OF
inRle man may often work injury TO the
mtv. The other plan has been long
nihered TO and no objection can be made
20 H. as thereby the representatives Of
the people have chosen the men TO man
age the campaigns and not the man who
chanced TO be the presiding officer.
The sun., 1900-06-27

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The sun., 1900-06-27
HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
THEY NAY VOTE FOB HILL.
Delegates Favor New Yorker
But the Voters do Not.
Senator Kenney Thinks David 3.
Hill Available. But Kent County
Free sfIyerites " amt to Know
How ne Can RetFact.
stee.a.M1hess ssa-

Smyrna, Ds.., J1ne 29-It Eegins II
INK ~ tnguYh TIE Delaware deIegzsion
u Democrats z!l. % u ksnsss City
rezdy ~ czgt sneiT vossz tgr the norniEs-
iiDl 3. ex-senator Dzg.1 z. Hi. ~ SeI
INK. jOua ClsyriH II soiz pizc@, Thg
IL s.ternsie u senator Ksnney, ssid 70
ez7
The Delaware delegz.icn basn'. any
candidate FIR Iice FfeAarieni tnas know
of The coufse 81 ths Delaware celegz-
tien zi.. MT ls lecidsd 1ntil it reaches
Kzr4zs City
Concerning Senator Hi..'a czndIdscy.
VI. CosgTiH saic ! favor HID, INT
ttink ma availability GspenGs largely
upon his ability ~ unite the SsE IGrk
delegation. aei.eye Croker Tsuts Hill
nominated 10 orcer that thereby 2 pow
eTtnl opposition will Le removed.
Senator Ksnney tod ne recently that
he vas very inuch in favor nf senator
Hi!Ps candidacy. As u the feelings oi
other nenbers ofthe delegation cannot
cay"
The possibility of Hilrs nomination
1oes not suit the rank and file oi the
Democratic party in this part Of the
state. Followers 81 Bryan want 10 zee q
populiet adberent of similar character
placed on the ticket. One free silver
Democrat of prominence gsid To-Day;
David y. Hill il committed beyond the
possibility Of retraction 70 the single
gold standard He has never been on
the fence IN his radical hostility to free
silver IGtol ]. How he can climb down
on the free silver eide of the barrier be-
tween his faction and the real Democ-
racy and how be can repudiate his gold
standard declarations, are questions
which American citizens preiudiced in
favor Of straight recorde will pe curiouE
10 see plainly answered.
The sun., 1900-06-27
CHURCH EXCURSIONS.
Several More Scheduled and One
More IL Over

President Horace Wilson Of the Cape
May Navigation 60. has booked Tues-
day, July IL, as the date for the ezcur-
zion Of the Brandywine VI. Z. Sunday
school Of this city, to Cape May on the
steamer Republic.
Cnion ". +. sunday school will pic
mic at National Park on Tuesday, July
u, and the school Of Oliyet Presbyterian
Church on Friday, July 90 Tne con-
tracts have been signed with the Will
m!ngton Steamboat Go.
About go persons went on the ezcur.
sion of Asbury ". T.. Sunday school 10
National Park yesterday on the steamers
City Of Chester and Brandywine Of the
Wilmington Steamboat Co.
The sun., 1900-06-27
10 MORE BOLTIyG.
Hanna Impressed by Desire Of
Regularity
when Republicans are Elected ~
the Legislature They Shall
support the VIII Of the
Majority.

Ffsls ne PllszfeiI ia III. t..ssf ~ Ysa:sscay
Il IL sz.d tbzs senator Hanna zzs
very mEcn Impressed while II Phiizdel-
pbfz with the demons4rzsion FIR parry
regularity. He IL reported 70 have tod
Mf. Jsges that IL the nloyernsnt u sbe
Boilers and insErgents we're ksps 1p i
DigDs not DBly eiscs Democratic
United -szses Senator, D9t might i1se
seyera. Congressional cisgricts.
Both the SzliDnz. ClnYnis;se znd is.s
cOnvsHsion itss.f PLACED stzmps u liz
approgz. 1pon pary rDlsers. Many
bours zeie spent oYer tae Delaware czse
~ Listening ~ he Arguments u tie iTo
contssting aslsgat.DDs, haated Big ts-
dicks zIa II. PcGs TEspessiVefg. -srsng
stssche4 Hefe made N ths ccuLit.ss
against aDitefs. 1r. Addicks ma Kill.
ing ~ go insc al cz9cgs.s and u zoiLs
by the decision VI tue NSigfity. TIE
dn Pont peop.s wers not. T.ey Heye
willing ~ n certain .enghs, b1t should
the Iauy gose i0f JIf. Aqdicks igr
LnlIe1 ctstes -snss1r, sn1 e,ecs 4 NAT
Jorty ~ tbe Republican rcsmDership ~
the lhgis.tare fDr him, they you'd mt
agree ~ abide uy the decision.
The National Committee cent the con-
tIOverey ~ q cub coranittee, and every
effort wzs made 70 get the d1 Pont ele-
Insnt ~ sgree ~ majority rule. But all
efforts failed. Then the matter vent BE-
fore the Credentials Committee NJ the
convention itself, and that committee, IN
disgBsst ana By an overwhelming ma
Jority, made short work Of Jr. dn POnt
The convention indorsed the committee
report and thereby insisted upon regu-
ladty.
v uat has been going on in Delaware
ID just what has been going On in Penn
eyIgania. few men in this Etate de-
cIined 70 lieten u the will of the ma
iority, and in the last Legislature bolted
the Senatorial caucns. They intend 10
do the aame thing now, and If they do
they will run counter ~ the wishes not
only 81 the National Committee, bet 10
those of the National Convention. They
can expect no aid from national leaders,
and they ought ~ take lesson from the
conventions treatment of the du POnt
case.
All that IL asked by the Republican
organization ~ Pennsylvania IL that
when Republicans are elected u the
Legislature they shall support the will oi
the majority. Each individual KepJbli-
can may 70 into caucus and express bic
own opinion there and vote az he Aees
fit; but, having done this, IL ig his duty,
az both the National Committee and the
National Convention eee it, 70 yield his
individual preferences and work with
ihe majority Without such unity nc
Iarty can hold together long.
Altogetl g. too much il at stake for Re
puDlicans TO Join the little band Of die
contented and repudiated politicians and
90 in for for running when they canncl
Iule. This is no year for party wreckers
The sun., 1900-06-27
sPAsMs ENDED HIS LIFE-.
FIneeu-Yezr-oid schooI Boz Of VIEW
Castle Dies suddeniy.
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He Ezz sszderE q TIE High ScLoo..
Yesterday be Ezs taken ii, AID iEis
ncoELirg he became EoTse, and wss
seizsc Eiia spasms, tEzi ended N lis
ceziL. he vas Tsry pop1lzr.
The sun., 1900-06-27
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