Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-01

il for the latter part OF Marcn.
Who says the biggest rubber plant in
he world is ut st. Petersburg? Just
wait til the Goodrich Go. gets a few
Df its extensions made.
As Toledo's Mayor will go down to
fame under the sobriquet Golden
Rule" Jones, so will Akron's chief ex-
ecutive be remembered by posterity
as "Clean Streets" Doyle.
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The public will now feel easier since
it has learned that Messrs. Hershey.
Berger and the rest of them, have been
looking ahead.
The small boy with his marbles has
given the robin a race as to first ap-
pearance this spring. Specimens of
each have already been noticed in this
city on the same day, and it is not
decided as yet which wins.
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Mayors Clerk Irwin should remem-
her that mighty oaks from acorns
grow. 1t Is not reasonable to shave
off a moustache simply because it does
not reach brush-heap proportions in a
week.
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When it comes to real dignity and up
rlghtIess of department the senior
Duffy who has long been master of
the situation in Tie hail of the Wer.
ner offices could give lessons to the
entire police force.
Mr. r. G. Work took upon his shoul.
ders a very large load of responsible
tiles when he stepped into the shoes of
the retiring vice president of the Good,
rich Co., but he has already proved
himself n worthy successor of highly
successful man.
# will have been noticed that Agnew
Carnac had not been heard from for
a long time, until be turned up at
Columbus. 1t develops that Agnew
was dug out of the snow at Cottage
Grove, where he had been since the
Grocers picnic, and was purchased
"a square meal and shave in time 10
be hustled off to Columbus in time to
await the committees.
What large number of Akron con
Germs are busy with expansion plans
The NJ O'Neil Co., Upham- Brouse Co.
Daguc Bros. n Co., and others are be
ing rapidly followed in the spreaalnl
out process by A. Polsky, Lang 4
Hoover, Ganyard & Wood, Wagone
& Marsh and others and still there ar
more to follow.
The city Commissioners have beer
leading a very quiet life lately, and
are much benefited thereby. Where
as, in former times, the AK and thu
sword were frequently seen, the white
winged dove Of peace now futter:
about, and the members of the Boart
are like loving brotners. They are so
clable and gay, and get along wei
with their work. The minutes of TN,
previous meeting are approved with
out argument, and the members nov
give ear at sessions in their bnr
heads.
Il won't have it; no use talking" de
clared red-faced man as he rushed
into tailor shop, the other evenin,
and unwrappcd vest, II told you I,
make the pockets In this vest deep
and | never saw shallower ones"
whats wrong, anyway" asked tn,
tailor "rhosc vest pockets are as deel
as we make EN-"
We'll, its this way. You see, don
carry u cigar case, preferring TO keel
the cigars in my vest pockets witt
deep pockets, beggars can't see them
but with pockets like these, | couldn'
keep quarters worth of cigars Il
minutes where | work
"Oh, l see was the reply.
You bet You see, and l want thos
pockets made deeper at once.
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That Justice Jacob r.. Campbe
would not take prize in a cookn
school, is made apparent by a stor
which the Squire, In an idle momen
told on himself.
MY wife had gone away on visit
said he, "and | thought would do m
own cooking while she was son'