The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-30

thanks. if they were only quite sure
who owned them.
The hunting accident has arrived.
Railroad companies are having their
troubles in the courts.
The parson is thankful for the
Thanksgiving day wedding tip.
Be thankful turkey isn't as big as
q COW. There'd be Just so much more
left over.
One young man could have a jolly
time on Judge Aungst's marriage
license fees.
In the absence of the Black Diamond
quartette, a black diamond soloist car
ried OF the prize.
Besides, Democrats can be thankful
that, whatever happens, they can't be
blamed for 1t.
If all the year were playing holidays,
TO sport would be as tedious as to work.
William Shakespeare.
If the local police had only found
that soldier in tall clothes" that item
about the latest anarchstic plot would
probably never have happened.
The Black Diamond quartette looked
over the Melange column, and decided
that, If we were going to feel so bad
about it, they would cut it out.
After all, the greatest joys for which
you are thankful, are the little things,
the sum of which made up a great
weight of happiness through the year.
Eliminating all the poetry and prose
of tradition from the question, a chicken
is mighty sight better, sweeter and
more wholesome eating than turkey.
The Kentucky is at Smyrna, as a
reminder that Uncle Sam would be
more thankful on Thanksgiving day II
that little matter of $4,000 were ad-
justed.
The Black Diamond quartette, which
was scheduled to appear at local
function Wednesday night, failed to
put in an appearance, for which further
hon fo cf Tor, tho ana;onca affarad m ito
additional thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lease live6 happily till
ten years ago, when Mary Yellin went
into politics. There Is a moral loafing
around loose in that item, but pe:tsibly
X.
Beware of scribes, which desire to
walk in long robes, and love greetings
in the markets, and the highest seats
In the synagogues. and the chief rooms
at feasts;
Which devour widows houses, and for
q shew make'lorg prayers; the same
shall receive greater damnation--St
Luke, 20, 46--47. ."H trr. 10
Ohio State Journal: The petition that
is being circulated for an additional
to relieve Judge william r.
Day, who has too much work, owing to
the illness of Judge Kicks, opens i'm
mense possibilities for somebody. The
Stark county Republicans are talking
about Judge 4. T. McCarty, Major Chas
r. Miller, Judge George e. Baldwin,
Judge !. H. Taylor, Judge j. P. Fawcett
and others. There will be a lively
for the honor If congress
should add to the number of judges in
the United States court of appeals.
..
That telephone fight at Alliance Is a
warm one. The Leader has taken sides
with the Columbiana County telephone,
and the Review, in ita council report,
rather gave the Bell people the better Of
IT, This latter may be accounted for by
the fact that w. II. Morgan is presi-
dent OF the council and that 1t would
hardly have been polite to take issue
with his ruling that majority Of the
members Of a body cannot adjourn.
That same question came up In the
council recently, but IL was
not taken advantage of at the proper
time. At Alliance the kick was made
at once, but the president held to his
decision. The Leader now declares
that the Review is backing down and
the Review seems to be of the opinion
that 1t knows what 1t is about. With
the telephone ordinance killed. the
war about 1t will serve to
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