Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-06
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OF course 1t was the Fighting Six
teenth."
Clint Kline will also pose as pion'
| eer tomorrow,
Chop suey is about as complicated
as Tom and Jerry.
King Alfonso's press agent must be
taking vacation.
X x
It's about time Tracy were taking
to the lecture platform.
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the coon dogs is heard draw near.
x 4 x
Not great deal is being heard from
the Law Enforcement league, either.
One thing certain-if Judge Tibbals
is feeling well he'll be at the pioneers
picnic.
Those whose business 1t is might
send on a few statistics on the chest
nut crop.
Nearly a month since a Barberton
policeman was duoked in mud puddle,
shot at or chased with a club.
x \ x
1T was at the Pioneer picnic year
ago that Judge Tibbals made the dry
bones of the COP. rattle some.
Hope springs eternal in the human
breast" all of which is a mighty good
thing when you stop to think of it.
;; \ X
How the 10th o. V. l. could hold a
reunion without Col. Taneyhill giving
swimming exhibition must remain
mystery.
The City Commissioners are won,
dering who in the long run will be the
more popular, they or the persons who
held up the Falor st. bridge.
X \ X
If these are the dog days 1t would
seem proper for some one to suggest q
-hip-hooray for the Canine family
But then some folks don't like dogs.
x \ x
It's dollars to friedcakes that II
neither Judge Marvin nor ex-Sherih
s. A. Lane Is at the reunion the as
sociation will adjourn to a more con
venlent date.
Those who have been complaining OF
n lack of excitement nced to wait onl.
a few weeks longer. and excitemen
will he a drug on the market. One o
n the warmest campaigns ever pulled of
o in Summit county is already cominI
> in sight.
u There may be something poetic abou
the merry yells of the plowboy ol
the brown hills" but not infrequentl
1t is disturbed by whole souled ex
y pressions of practical profanity -espe
: cially when the plow-point strikes
,. stone aud sends the merry yelling plow
:, boy skyward.
' "The Municipal Situation in Ohio.
. This is the subject assigned to Mayo
) Doyle for discussion before the sixt
annual convention of the League c
l., American Municipalities, to be hel
:. at Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. ~, 9
% and 20. 1t is not known yet wbctht
;, His Honor will ask that the scope {
n the subject be limited to "The Munic
- pal Situation In Akron" He woul
i, undoubtedly be better satisfied if I'll
,o subject We're, "Clean Streets, and Ho'
Maintained
- The project of the N. O. T. Co.
extend its line from Barberton
10 Wadsworth Is not dead. Vice Pres
D. dent VIII .Chrlsty, of the compan.
Is stated Thursday that the extenslc
O. would be made next year.-Akrc
, Daily Democrat.
!, All. tits only until next year. Flo
:, swift is the whlrligig of time! On
!, until next year Wadsworth is to wa
to hear the rush and grind of the ele
trio car. Sweet vision! What bills
rs full anticipation! Only one short yet
l. until the clang Of the motorman's bt
n will be heard and little children, strS
1t dogs and poultry will be scurryir
g. away from the approaching motor ca
m and Wadsworth's sweet girls can staI
e. In the doorway and hirt with II
n. naughty conductors.
ut Then win the express package
or delivered at our doors and the Akr,
merchant will supply his customer
the next car. Can this all he true.
OK are we dreaming p wadsworth Ba
~ ner,
in 1t was In tho office OF young ATTIC
Ib- ney Several of his friends had gat