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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09
THE 1--WE" THAT WIN.

A young man employed In a respon,
sible position by great corporation
was recently discharged to make room
for another. Surprised and mortified
he sought an explanation from the
manager of his department. "Will you
kindly tell me why you do not want
me an longer?" he asked
Certainly" was the reply; at Is be-
cause you always said you instead OF
'we".
What do you mean?
81 mean just that! You never said
We should do so and SO; or WE
ought to follow out such-and-such q
policy. 1t was always YOU in refer.
ring to this company, of which you
were part. In speaking to fellow
employe about our business, you would
say THEY (meaning this company,
instead of WE This lack of a live
personal interest in the success of the
concern was expressed in your actions,
no less than by your words. | should
advise you to seek employment with
some company to which you can refer
as WE"
A common criticism of an ambitious
young man is: "He acts as If he
owned the concern. and he's only a
clerk" 1t is the young man who
works as il he did own the concern
who often becomes the owner in time.
Were going to pay a dividend of
ten million dollars next month"
proudly remarked an Office boy to a
waiting visitor In the reception room
of a railway president. That boys
salary is five dollars a week. He is
on the right track.
But 1t is necessary to think WE and
act WE every hour of every day, as
we'll as to say WE. WE means US
union. solidity. cooperative enthus-
iasm. YOU means the other fellows
It's the WE that wins! Success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09
REV. HARE
To Remain In Cleveland UntiI
Nov. 1.--Needed to Show
Successor the Ropess

Rev. T. M. Hare. who has resigned
the superintendency of the Cleveland
division of the Anti-saloon league and
Will take charge of the Wisconsin
Anti-Saloon league, will remain at the
Cleveland headquarters until November
l. says the Plain Dealer. His success
sor is Rev. A. ]. Williams. pastor of
the North Congregational church of
Columbus, and one of the most popu-
lar and eloquent divines in the capital
city.
Rev. Williams is practically unknown
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09
Anecdotec Of
ss NOtablec
CHAFFEE WANTED A BULLET.


Among the stories told by Major
General Adna r. Chaffee in China is
one still going the rounds of the bar
racks, where General Chaffee has sue
ceeded General Miles as the idol of the
enlisted men.
When the campaign at Peking was
about over and General Chaffee was
going down to the field hospital one
day he met corporal who came limp
ing out OF a tent dragging a badly
wounded leg and uttering profane Ian
precautions as he walked.
"Ho, my mani" sung out the general,
whats the matter with you?"
Got a Chinese bullet in my knee"
growled the man.
You lucky devil" answered the gen.
eral, sympathetically why, I'd give
a thousand dollars to be carrying home
one of them myself"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09
CHOSE HER COFFIN.

Wapakoneta, o., Oct Sin a coffin
selected by herself and carried by pail
bearers of her own choice, Mrs. Charles
blew. OF st. Marys, daughter of Fl. Il.
Carver, was buried Wednesday In ELM
grove cemetery. Several weeks before
her deatn last Sunday Mrs. Blew.
knowing that she could not live long.
sent Tor the undertaken. selected her
own casket, and made all the arrange
ments for the funeral.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09
Correspondence
HARTVILLE.

The heavy rains these days did much
damage to all crops, except wheat.
Mrs. Josephine Keller of Indiana, is
the guest of friends in this community.
Erwin Cashner and family from
Greentown were guests at the home OF
A. c. White Sunday.
Mr.. G. n. Fritch and brother +. w.
visited their friend Il. C. Ebel on Sun
day. Mr.. FritCh taught school here
and has many friends. He will re-
enter school at Ada in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young. of New Berlin.
were guests at the home of NJ. ID.
Young, his brother, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ribault returned
from Indiana very Unexpectedly on
Monday. Mr.. Ribault was not we'll
when he left and his illness developed
into typhoid fever. He is seriously i'll.
Rev. F. H. Keller and Mr.. Dallas
Keller are attending the synod of the
Reformed church at Dayton.
The teachers of this township held
their regular meeting at Midway Sat-
urday.
Thomas Sweitzer is unable to teach
his school this week on account of ILL
ness and F. H. Essig is acting as SUBJ
stitute.
Louisville, o., Oct. 5.-The remains
of Ezra Brown of Barryville were in
TERED in the Union cemetery here last
week. Funeral services were held at
the United Brethren church by Rev.
NJ. F. Fritz.
Rev. M. F. Fritz has been returned
nv the limited Rrethren confaranca IN
the Louisville charge. This makes the
fifth year of his pastorate here, during
which time new church has been
built and the congregation greatly in
creased.
Station Agent j. w. Wertenberger Is
on months vacation and j. Stockber-
ger of Alliance is here on duty at the
Pennsylvania station.
Jonn w. Wertenberger has a sprain-
ed ankle and will apply to the railroad
relief.
Samuel Thoman, who has been i'll all
summer with rheumatism, is now able
to be about. He still has to use
crutches.
Mrs. Rose Chenot has returned from
prolonged visit with her daughter
in Philadelphia.
Charles Gotter, John Reese and
Alonzo MERCER have gone to Ashland,
O., to work on gymnasium in connec-
tion with the college at that place.
Aaron, son of William B. Roger. Ia
low with typhoid fever at his fathers
home southwest OF town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09
AN INDIANA TRIP.

A. r. Eversole, who has just return
ed from a visit to Indiana, states that
he found the people in that state happy
and crops about as they are in Ohio
The farms are we'll improved and large
numbers of cattle are raised in addi-
ton to other stock. One thing that
struck Mr.. Eversole is the fact that the
Red Jersey hog is in the lead in that
state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09
FOR EIGHT YEARS
Mary Manson Sentenced to
Penitentiary on Conviction
Ct Ma n 81 lauahter.

Putnam, Conn, Oct. S.-Mrs. Mary
Lillian Manson was found guilty Of
manslaughter in the supreme court
here, and was sentenced by Judge John
NJ. Thayer to not less than eight years
and not more than ten years in the
state prison at Wethersfeld, and was
fined $100. When the jury brought
In the verdict of guilty, Mrs. Manson's
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09
BISHOP HEARS REASONS.


Bishop Willard Francis Malalieu OF
the Methodist Episcopal church is op-
posed to diminutive salaries that con-
gregations able to do better sometimes
pay their pastors.
Il once knew an excellent young
man." said Bishop Mallalieu one day
in Boston. ''He was in the church
just married, small salary, but con-
tented and happy"
Some ~ or Is years went by, had
lost sight of this young minister-for-
gotten him, as we will do sometimes
when suddenly met him on fremont
street, dressed well, but not at all
clerically.
I'VE shook hands. He said he was
doing excellently.
"'What church p" said I.
Oh said he, no church-the
wholesale hat business
But why did you leave the
church?' | asked
"'For seven reasons said he.
"'And what said |, were they?'
"A wife, he answered, and six
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09

Erbin A. Huth. child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Huth of 705 Correll
street, died Thursday morning. The
child was 6 years of age. Funeral
will be held from st. Peters Catholic
church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-10-09
KRATZSCH-MATTHIAS.

Leonard Matthias and Pauline
Kratzsch, the latter of Bolivar, were
married Wednesday evening at their
newly furnished home, 612 North
Cherry street. by Rev. p. II. Welshei-
mer of the First Christian church. Mr..
Matthias Is employed as carriage
painter at the carriage shop Of Motto,
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Seek settlement of stril.e.

A committee from the Cloakmak-
ers' Union waited on Mayor Schmitz
yesterday to enlist his aid in securing
a settlement Of the trouble with the
employing cloak manufacturers. His
Honor assured the committee he
would do all in his power to bring the
strike to an end.
Q !; o
PLY together, although recently Mrs.
Oidt had been i'll most Of the time.
This illness he believes led to tempor-
airy alteration. Mrs. OIdt was 29 years
old and the daughter of S. NJ. Nc
Laughlin. a wealthy lumberman of
Springfield, Mo. She married Oldt six
years ago and they have since lived in
the Northwest. spending two seasons
in Alaska. The child Isabel was their
only one.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Cannot Account for Her Act.

SEATTLE. Dec. .s.-8frs. OIdt, who
with her child jumped overheard from
the steamship Queen. was the wife
Of Harry z. Oldt Of this city. editor
and publisher Of the Pacific Coast
Sportsman. The news came as a
great shock 10 him, as he did not even
know Of his wife's whereabouts.
Mrs. Oldt arose early last Saturday
morning. and taking her child left homo
before her husband was awake. She
had prepared breakfast for him and
left some money that he had given her
the day before lying on the dresser.
OIdt thought her departure unusual,
but did not worry until night, when she
failed TO return. Sunday morning he
reported her disappearance TO the po-
lice and telegrams were sent in all di-
rections. Last night report was re-
ceived that a woman and child answer
ing the description we're in Portland and
Oldt was preparing TO leave for that
city to-day when news came Of their
disappearance from the Queen.
Oldt can give 10 reason for his wife's
action. They had always lived hap
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
EATING PLACES
REMAIN CLOSED
Restaurant Keepers Associa-
tion and Walters Alliance
Are Still at Loggerheads
BOTH SIDES STAND FIRM
A Few of the Houses Pre-
pare to Open To-Day, but
Majority Will Remain Closed

The trouble between the restaurant
keepers and the walters is apparently
no nearer a solution than it was the
day of its inception. This is according
to the statement of Mr.. Johnson, chair
man of the board of the executive COM
mittee of the Restaurant Keepers As
sociation of San Francisco. He asserts
that there is practically no change in
existing conditions between the asso-
ton and the Walters Alliance.
At a meeting of the Restaurant Keep
ers' Association held yesterday, it was
decided to keep closed to-day. The two
contending factions have had no con-
ferences and neither one has made any
overtures for such a meeting. Mr..
johnson, when asked regarding the
possibility of any aggressive measures
that might be adopted at the meeting
of the Provisions Trades Council last
night, said: I'VE are fully prepared to
meet Them
He also added that should any of
the members of the association not
abide by the decision of the meeting of
Yesterday and open in the morning it
would have no effect on the situation.
Several of the restaurants on Market
street that have been closed have pre-
pared TO open this morning.
The chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the Walters Alliance, local
80, refused to make any statement on
the situation
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
WOULD ENDOW
HOSPITAL. BED
Annual Appeal Made to Teach
ers to Contribute to the
Moulder Memorial Fund
LANGDON SENDS CIRCULAR
Yearly Institute to Be Held in
This City Jointly With
the Teachers Association

A circular issued by superintendent
Of Schools Langdon yesterday contains
the annual appeal to principals and
teachers for the contribution to the
Moulder memorial endowment fund, es-
tablished by the teachers of the depart
nent in memory of superintendent
Andrew j. Moulder to maintain a free
bed in the Children's Hospital. At
present the fund is S597 80, and when it
is sufficient to yield $25 monthly no
further demand win be made on the
teachers The circular continues:
Principals will please send to this office
at once. the number OF pupils recommended for
medals, making no announcements in the
meantime as the condition Of the funds for
this purpose has not yet been determined
There will be examinations for promo
ton ton Of pupils sent from the central office
intendent9 Principals authorized to pro-
mote Honorary deserving pupils of each
the entire class and TO dismiss them from
school duties on the afternoon of December
IL, 1903.
Please extend the current school month for
report upon attendance of pupils to Decem-
Der is. 1908. inclusive. regarding said month
Please require pupils in the grades from the
A-6th TO the A-Sth both inclusive pur-
chase and have on hand for use January II,
Principals will kindly make returns for
membership certificates in California Teach
ers' Association or or before December 16.
1903. The superintendent desires to express
his appreciation Of the splendid professional
spirit manifested by the teachers of this de-
partment in becoming active members of the
States greatest educational body.
The annual institute of the public school
teachers of the city and county OF San Fran
cisco Will be held jointly with the California
Teachers Association at the Alhambra The
ater Jones and Eddy streets. on December IS.
30 80 and 81 1903 sessions to commence at
. o'clock p Section 1860 of the school
law provides that every teacher employed in
the public schools must attend and partici-
pate in the proceedings. 1t will be noted that
1t is not within the power OF the superintend-
ent to excuse teachers for absence
The California Teachers Association has
prepared excellent programme for its morn
ing sessions. which will be held in the Mis-
sion High School building December, 20. 30
and 81 1t is expected. of course. that proT
fessional spirit viii prompt al San Franc SEQ
teachers to attend.
An informal reception will be given the Wis
iting teachers of the State by the San Fran
cisco teachers at the Maple and Marble rooms
OF the Palace Hotel Monday evening. Decem-
Der 2S By your presence you will show true
San Francisco hospitality to our visitors
Work for the St Louis Exposition from
each school should be completed and sent in
before the end Of the term. Blank forms for
the teachers statements TO accompany each
exhibit are now ready and be secured on
application TO this office
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Church Federation Effected.

The completion of the organization
of the Federation of Churches in the
Mission district of San Francisco was
effected last night at Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church. the Rev. DR.. w. c.
Day presiding. The officers elected
were the Rev. DR.. Pond, PRESIDENT
the Rev DR.. F. NJ. Larkin of Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, vice
president: SeIden Sturges, secretary;
the Rev. Huber Burr, pastor of Ocean
View Congregational Church, treas
urer; the Rev. DR.. Z. K. Strong, Trim
ity Presbyterian Church; the Rev Mr..
McElhinny, pastor of Holly Park
Presbyterian Church; f. A. Pedlar,
member of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church; the Rev. DR.. p. Brett Nor
gan. Christian Church; the Rev. j.
George Gibson, pastor of Emmanuel
Baptist Church, and the Rev. j. a.
HoIlars. pastor of Bethlehem Congre-
gational Church, executive commit
Tee
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
SWELL ATTENDANCE AT
BOHEMIAN CLUB EXHIBIT
Much Attention as Display of
Pictures and Sculpture.

Beautiful gowns. of beautiful women
seemed. somehow. to be the feature Of
the Bohemian Club exhibit last night.
when it was opened to the ladies and
their escorts who were members of the
club. Toilettes of the most exquisite
taste were displayed and the escorts
were dressed invariably in evening
dress.
The jinks room. in which the display
was made was much more attractively
arranged than on the night of the pri-
vate view canopy of fragrant pine
boughs covered the ceiling of the room
and from the center of these arose Rob-
ert l. AitEen's wonderful figure, Art
Lured to Bohemia" The figure is so
we'll known as to preclude comment
The lights were excellently arranged
ard full value was given to each pic
ture on the walls Whoever did the
hanging deserves the greatest credit.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
,lrs. Renson.s Las Lectnre

The last of the lectures on Current
Topics and Book Reviews" announced
to be given by Mrs. Louise Benson be-
fore the Charming Auxiliary will be
delivered this forenoon. beginning at
1890, at the auxiliary rooms. So
popular have been these lectures that
it is desired to continue the course in
January. To accomplish this there
must be 100 subscribers. Seventy-five
have already been secured and the re-
manning twenty-five must be obtained
this morning. otherwise the effort will
be abandoned.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
steinfeId Restrained hx Court.

Judge Murasky yesterday issued an
injunction restraining Albert Steinfeld
from withdrawing from the Bank of
California more than $50, 600 deposit
ed there in his name. The money was
paid by the Imperial Copper Company
to Steinfeld as director of the Silver
Bell. Copper Company for the mines
and holdings of the last named corpo-
ration. 1t is alleged that Steinfeld is
using the funds to further his own
ends.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
stranger Steals His Purse.

f. F. Lee has reported to the police
that while walking through Golden
Gate Park a well-dressed stranger ap-
preached him and struck up an ao-
quaintance. After conversing for sew
eral minutes the stranger suggested
that they flip up half-dollars just to
pass the time away. Lee agreed and
took out his purse containing $50 to get
the change His newly made friend
grabbed the wallet and disappeared in
the bushes. Lee made q search for the
thief, but could find no trace Of him.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
InEu-es Love and Happy Home for Al

LnEu-cE Love a1o Aappy 6o1ne Tor All.
How any man may quickly cure himself after
years cf suffering from sexual weakness. lost
s-talfty night losses. varicOceIe. etc, and en- J.
lerge Snail weak organs 10 fun size and vigor.
simply send your name and address TO DR..
Knapp Medical Co. 15lo Hull Building. De-
.rolt 8fien.. and they will gladly send free
receipt with fuM directions 90 that any man
nay easily cure himself al home. This is
certainty most generous offer. and the fol-
lowing extracts taken from their daily mail
show what men think OF their generosity:
Dear sirs-Please accept my sincere thanks
fcr yours of recent date ] have given your
treatment thorough test and the benefit has
beer extraordinary. Il has completely braced
ne % ] just Vigorous when a boy
and you cannot realize how happy am. =.
Dear Ei-s-Nour method worked beautifully
Results were exactly what I needed Strength
and vigor have completely returned and en-
larEement Is entirely satisfactory"
Dear Sirs-fOurs received and ] had no
trouble in making use Of the receipt as directed
and @on truthfuily say II is a boon TO weak
men. am greatly improved IN size. strength
and Vl.or.
All correspondence is strictly confidential
mailed IN plain. sealed envelope. The receipt
is free for the asking. and they want every
man 20 have IL.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
socialist candidates Are pefeated.

BOSTON. Dec. S.-The defeat of the
Socialist candidates for Mayor in two
cities of the State. Brockton and Haver-
hill, where they have been particularly
strong during the past three or four
years. was the features of the munici-
pal elections held in nineteen of the
thirty-two Massachusetts, cities to-day
In these cities the Republican candi-
dates were elected.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
Fifty Lives Lost in a Collision.

ATHENS, Dec. 8. - The Greek
steamers Pyloros and Assos collided
at Ithaca to-day. The Pyloros was
partly submerged and fifty of her pas
sengers were drowned.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09

NEW YORK Dec S.--A certificate of rea-
sonable doubt was granted to-Gay 70 Frederick
Herbert alias Larry Summerheid convicted
on November of larceny growing cut OF an
alleged conspiracy with others to sell worth
less mining stocks. Bail fixed at $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
APPEAL TO CONGRESS.

This closed the case 30 far the War De-
partn1ent is concerned. our only course left Is
10 appeal to the representatives in both houses
of Congress where we have union representa-
tives. and request them to urge the passage
OF enactment Of a Law prob biting the United
States from using enlisted men in competition
with the civil mechanic
The age Of the mechanic on this coast is
from 50 10 Sc per day Of eight hours and q be
placed in competition with the soldier whose
paw would be little more than 81 we think
un Just ard Unfair.
The Brotherhood of Carpenters have under
their jurisdiction 100 unions. with member
ship OF .0C0 men. who are affiliated with
the American Federation Of Labor. which rep
resents many hundreds Of thousands and in
view Of the fact that the American Fedora ton
of Labor at its convention held in the city
Of Boston few weeks since, and considering
our numerical strength. We feel that we are
justified in making this request Of the Repre-
sentatives in Congress
We win advise our general office 10 forward
ycu full and complete copies Of the letters
and reports herein named. Trusting that you
will be pleased to advise US at an early date
Of the receipt Of this letter have the honor
TO be your obedient servants
g. " BAILEY fchairman), C. H. CLARK
THOMAS SMITH. OWEN ROBERTS, H
BEHNkE, c. A KUMIN, LOUIS ROSSI j.
HAWKINS. Committee.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09

LONDON Dec S.-Lord Stanley of Al
live
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09
ADOPT A RESOLUTION.

certain resolution alsp unanimously
adopted by said convention, which reads in
part as follows:
.sResoIved. By the United brotherhood OF
Carpeuters ard Joiners Of America in conven-
ffon ass nbled that this brotherhood most
earnestly protest against the action Of the mill
+srv authorities Ct the Department Of Cali
forrsa in employing enlisted men at the wage
Of - cents per day over and above their
regular nav OF SIS co per month in the con
struction of buildings in the Preside heser-
--a+for, AT san Francisco. to the great injury
Of the mechanics Of that locality.
This matter was taken up by this committee
with the honorable Secretary Of War as well
as General Ludington. this department promis-
ing 70 notify the general office Of the brother
hood 70 the action taken oy the Government
in ire premises Our general office received
from General Hughes through the War Office
a communication n the shape Of q report
which was indorsed by the honorable Secretary
Of War in which the policy Of the Government
was clearly defined. viz: that the Government
would still contioue 70 use the soldier in
building construction. which they are this day
doing at e-discharge camp at Angel Island.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-09

for Morning. p for AfternooD
1SundaY only
Stops az all stations % Sunday.
Sunday excepted. Saturday only
- Only trains stopping At Valencia ST. southbounl
are6:ioA-K. 700AM-, it:so A-M ssoP-M- and SEQ q