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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
SUB NAMED
FOR CALIFORNIAN GAMES
Prizes Nearly Doubled for Many OF
the Open Events and Several
New Features Introduced.


The games committee of the Gale
donian Club is working hard to make
the thirty ninth gathering and games
to be held at Shell Mound Park on
May 80 a success in every way. The
following subcommittee have been
appointed: Programme, p Mcintyre,
J.. A. Mcdonald and ]. M. Duncan:
advertising, James Gorie, A. NJ Mac
pherson and Charles Mcdonald; !;
music, William Mitchell. A. McKinnon
and r. Cratic; finance. j. w. Cam
eron.s f. F. Finlay and DIR. j. A. J.
Mcdonald; printing, j. H. Duncan. ID.
J. Mcfarland and James Reid: flag.
Angus Mcleod, Thomas Wilson and
Laughlin Morrison; custom and cos
tunes, j. W. King, j. A. Mcdonald
and ID. ]. Mcfarland.
1t has been decided to nearly dou-
bic the value Of the prizes in many of
the open events. so as to attract COM
petitors from a distance. New fea-
lures will also be added, including a
bicycle race, for which valuable prizes
will be given The programme will
be completed within the next two
weeks. when the games committee
will be in a position to take up other
matters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
PLAN TO HOLD AERIAL
NAVIGATION TOURNAMENT
Managers of the Lewis and Clark Ex-
position Extend Invitation to In
YentOrs and AeronanfS

PORTLAND, March 25.-Plans for an
aerial navigation tournament were an
nounced to-day by the Lewis and
Clark Exposition management. Inven-
tors and aeronauts from all over the
country are to be invited to partici
pate. Announcement was made that
Captain T. S. Baldwin's California Ar
row, with which successful flights were
made at st. Louis last summer, win be
brought here to compete.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
Californians In New York.

NEW YORK. March 25.-The fol-
lowing Californians are in New York;
From San Francisco. j. HAIR
side. at the Astor: E. w. Swasey. at
the Hotel Empire; Miss NJ Toomey
and Mrs. w. c. Toomey. at the Algon-
quin: T. w. Tetty. at the St Denis:
Mr.. Either. Mrs. l. j. Isaacson and
l.. Isaacson. at the Belvedere.
From Los Angeles-C- b Bergin,
ct the Imperial
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
VIII Present Comedy and Fsrce.

"Sein Skatabend," a brilliant com
edy, and Der Trompeter I'm Kreuz-
feuer, musical farce, will be pre-
sented at the San Francisco Turn
Verein Hall this evening by German
company under the management of
Mrs. Mathilda Fgeischer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26
SUCCESSFUL TEST OF NEW AER0PLANE


O eaerona utand ndord din mar mann
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06
@n WfQnb pe0 Nlapn Thna. @eaI

@n Wfaab ueo Napn Ebos. BesIep
blsp tor libt oper en- 1se iioen arrelteret
t Green Bap, Bis., iom mistentt forat
pere mebbela9tis / at mproe Magof
Dahl os benbes 6aber ner Bemibii for
noset ouer ct Mar foen. Oct oplples
nu, at man bar ie9t efter benne Ulano
I tt Stater og en- flor Del af Ranaba. &
Weslep orbolbt fig / Narbeben af DabIs
paa ben Glib, Morbet foregtt, os ban
feripanot ba pluoielia berfra. Sans
9iem er Green Bap, men ban bar beuer
lite paret Der paa nj Waaneber men
Tom biem til fin Mober nu forleben..
pan bleu arreiferet efterat bape last fla.
@an iasbe, at bette par ferfte Sang,
ban bsrte t,oaet ON Morbet, men ban
pifte fig nneset urolig I: .=3.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06

Uian begpnber at tale ON, at &us>
lamb er banterot, og at Peugefpriterne
lite pil euer tpr laane ben rusRlfe Nes
siering mere. Mun bar troet, at 2qn>
bet bapoe tore Snbteststilber os par ]
'yeIrdnp, i1oen SET gar bpgget fore
Serubaner os uift Eeen paa meseu IN,
ben Etiuiel os ol1ib bar betalt Renterne
paa fine 2aan rette Glib. Wen MI be-
9pnoer ma" at frp9te for, at alt bette
tun ct bEepeu 9iort meb laante Bense.
Det beber, at Jtuslanbs @jelb er 1000
Willtoner Dollars.
Dog, be fore Autier unaa baue noset
at lfriue ON, og maaife Qentponiusen
til uueoerbettisbeben ct bare BlabFplo.
Nelte Gang tan bet 10 9ierne uere bet
belt moblatte, tom berettes.
2iot beipnoerl,st es bet bog, at Dass
btabene fife l1qe enbo9 uilbe pibe. at
@3aren bauoe forle9t at besaa Selu.
morb. .r .
s aue 6alo ler BET 9anlte 11prtt up
for bet gamle &uslanb. ..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06
2;4oe Mar9..

% bog ftprtenbe Snbfpbelle pettes aue
2esemets eble Orsaner til iunb, 11atur>
lts Birtiombeb. Spifen1et rent es for
ale be bpbe, forberpeoe Beifanbbele,
ber bar iamlet fig | bet. @alben og
l1rinipren bortfierues al Blooet, os Mp=
rerne resuleres. 6ele 2eaemet pulierer
meb Sunbbeb % Gtprte, iaa at 2ipet
isien bItper pero at leue. glpe Wibness
bpro, meo en- fuloitenbts BeitripeIie af
Dr. Peter's &urtto. uiienbe bporban
ben pirter paa Spltemet, fnbes t buert
Nuuer al y rWeileberen", ber fenbes frit
til enbuer, iom anuober oerom. Nbresz
fer Dr. Peter Tabrnep, ll2-1l4 go.
9opne Mue., @bica9o, SQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06

&aae martsuinbe os foranberlise
Ipriloase ferer ofte meb fig @y9bom
os QibeIie for nnse os @aule, os iiar>
beleskeb for iaabanne, iom 9lennem
Vintermaaneberne bar peret lpettet af
Gortiplelie, 2a Grippe, 2unsebetenbelie
% andre Spsbomme. @nbo9 be af os,
iom CT raife, finoer ofte benne Nmff,ften
fra Binter til Daar en- prepenbe Marss
tio. Manse af os bar Maaneoer iaien>
mem peret naiten fulbitenbis inbeipers
rebe. 0i bar manslet por iabuanlise
BeDeselie. Sort Blob er blepet tpft
% treat, pore yunser iuettet % 9epes
ren mere eller minbre rpu i iit Mrbeibe.
8i bar en- buaif, bouen Gornemmelie o.
feler, at port Gpitem tiltrrn9er en- aien>
t,emgribenbe Renielie. Xiqeiom belle
Maturen paa benne Narsttb begpnber at
atltaffe TT samle, ubilibte Strub. iaa>
[lsbes 4 bet osfaa nsbDenbist for. Men<
[neffeipffemet at renie fts ielu for be ub.
bruste Stoffe, ber bar opbobet fig, %
ION tilftopper 2tpstanalerae. z=.5
stsn Nanb, pei oppe I Aarene, men
enbnu trafttg os aanosfriit. bemertebe
for itts lease itDen, Ct ban tilitreu FIN
abmertebe 9eIbreb ben Dane, ban baps
Sc, ct sipe 1t 2eaeu1e en regeImasFs
ufteleanins bpert 6oraar. peb
6iaIp Of g. paaltbeltst, bIoDrenjenbe
[aaibbsI. sDer pr funb 6ornuft / oenne
Bemertning E,e i1ertefe sblanbt %
ltiltrenssr bette If Os t,t. % for bette
lGoru,aaI er be- uaaifs Y bels BerDtn II.
fesn aReoiein Der tan n,aale "a mel
tDr etet's 3arito. l1nber benS milbs
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06
HVORLEDES MAN WIN
DER [ VHGT .

Fodens Liv er det Fedtstof,
den indeholder-jo mere Fedt-
stof, des mere virkelig Nytte at
F0den. Det er derfor at Tor
skelevertran er en- kraftig Op.
bigger af Legemsv@gten. ..S
sScott's Emulsion af ren Tor
skelevertran laser Problenet
on hvorledes man skal tage
denne. Dette er en- 2af Grpn-
dene, hvorfor Lagerne.i nasten 2
80 Aar har foreskrevet .Scott's
Emulsion for ale Sygdoname,
der bringer Tab, Hoste, = or.
k0lelser og Bronchitis. ...5
Et af de Lokkemidle Ter der
Stilbydes for at erstatte SCOTS
Emulsion med noget andet er
p0rgsmaalet. Man sparer
nogle faa: Cents paa Sit Hel.
.5breds Bekos ostning Scots 5
5Enluls sion koster mere fordi
5detudre retter n1er og gjpr det
bedre end Ersta thing gs1nid dlerne.
tHE$.5S 4Sf SIS. 4s
5.vivtl sends Dom 81 Prove iii Borlans sende.s
$scorTA BoWNz. 90 Pearl street, New York
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06

Great Nortbern. Banen bapbe ieien
ct ubelb t geifen fife l1se. ioet en- Sten
par slebet ueb af Tieloet os uar bleueu
l'ssenoe paa Sporet Ut for BaRn
Montana. 2otomotiuet ct peitgaaenbe
pasiasertren ifpbte imob ben, git af
Sporlst, git ub @luen oq blsu sbelast
Maitintfen >blep bra6t. ,5nsen tom
ttlifabe ubsn ban, men Erenet bleu fors
i1nfet Here elmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06

Sanserferb. De Morite Stubenters
Sansforenins fra @brtitianta pil t
CONNER sieife Mmertta, buor be meb
Mr. @uHau Ebalbers iom Smpresiario
efter al @anbipnlisbeb uil stue Roncer>
ter be f1efe iterre Bper os Settlemen.
ter. Sauserne afretier ira @briittan,a
ben Abe Mat meb @fanbinapiensM Mmeriz
ia Qiniens Damper .l1nlteb @tates1 og
pentes at aptomme til Nem Sort ben
15be Wtai.~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06

. S @bafta, Garner @ountp, fanbt
man q, leo gerb Of Supeler ! Teng.
islsmuren unber @ourtbulet ! forrige
Manoas, ibet man rep neb enbeI 3ot.
Muren forat lape en- RuIbinse. @tat.
1t'''' tsn bettoo at ftts $ Dtau'antringe It
.soot nbr % & 9alsbaanb at gerler.
De par ifiulte Eealft ftensu1uren i.slen
Gelle. L. 4
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06
Katarrh tan iffez heIbrelo

5neb bte ,NibIer, bo Be ttfe. tan naa Sp9bnmunns
gRhe. &aforrb er en Blob. el(er
iflb Halls Catarrh Cure tageS ib Dg Dirfer btreft
pna Blobst og Slim9inbe Hall's Catarrh Cure
ifrepet en af be bebfe 2rger her 8onbet. pg
1gul1rt 2RgsMtbbe Set er fnMrenf1t o5 be bebfte
sgfpriemibier, man fenber, fprenet meb be6j Blob
renSnn48 WtbIer Der brfer breie paa
Den Jul6fomne Gdn1utenf ntning af be tD
er bet ber beprfer faa fprbanfe1he efultaer beh
sbreAeifen at aatarrb. Grin e5ter gibneabprb,
S.. Isl. s. G sHt D dt Ga, Giere. u.
& EGIaeS al Mppfb 93ri4 76e
1 Halls Family Pills 6 he tebfte
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06

{ F n "
altib arbetbe fac lanse ON Rualben, at
be faar fe Stiernerne, os ON Soften,
naar lite Tarmerne pil bape benz lans
sere, faar be tomme tilbase til @tors
bpen, bpor ber beller intet Mrbelbe er,
% for be ueo ON bet, fommer be til
Irbeibsbulet (Eustbuiet), hpor be bltr
betienbt meb Strtberne.
i. $ (9tnr Mfuuterbeb.)
Mr. 6ois Is Miu. pau opleite
noset af Bebel forat beuiie, at Staten
tunoe tase BAN syflptte bam til 4laifa,
ON ri fit Sectalisme. Ser par in9en
Tribeb bette. San talte ON, buab
ban bapbe prppet / fine Dase. Ban
Gear baube talt ON Neeen blanot Mrs
beloerne / Bperne. bpab anbets enb
Npb tunbe Der bliue. naar Tolt git paa
Saloonen os brat op, buab be tortlente.
Ses paaifaar, at ben, iou Tan tiene
$400 ON Maret, er sanife 9obt iiilet.
Seq peb ON benz, Iom bar maattet flare
| fla meo 500. Det fore @trig blanbt
Mrbeiberne er ON tortere @rbeibsbo9 %
ifsrre Qpn. Dette uar in9en COB Sbe.
Os on, Tarmeren lite 9iuer Mrbeioeren
belle Brobuttet at Mrbeibet. par uel lite
bette no9et urimelist. De bauoe belle
Reiitoen meo @eir os 0tnb os uIptter.
Det bebreuer mig, at Ealereu taller
rinaea9tenoe ON Tlaset. Oct ipaar
ilbe for Dor Tremtib.
Yan Gear 5 Min.:- Wr. s5olB taller
ON Reiitoen. 0i tilbpber 10 at befrie
bam for ben, men ban u,l lite. (Mun>
te:beb) Man Tan faa noset, naar
man arbeiber baarbt, mener ban, oe
$4o0 er lite nosen baarIis Snbtaat.
Wen bette ct 10 intet Mr9ument. Maar
| ies fortiener $500, buorfor ital jes fac
bare $400. Dette maa pere tpif Ret:
fereisbeo. (0s ber gap Ealereu till
(bebite en- Strpne forat uile, bporbar
:Ihen j., 81 III lerbiabsh
( 0s bpae aieloer at forpoe Gortiene:
item pau Saloouerne, ba nil ie9 iperse,
buorfor lite &epublitanerne unber fl
lanse 9srreopmme bar taset 5alooneu
uet, naar be peb, at bsh ct laa ffabelig
Tor Mrbeiberne! (Stor Munterbeb.)-
Debatten par MI enbt. Wlen bet laa
uo, iom ON Mr. Tois baube en- Tplelle
af. at ban baube truttet bet torte|te
Straa. San fob oerfor op os iasoe,
at ban uilbe aipre opmartiom paa, al
buns Opponent bauoe baut en- 6oroel
beri, at ban fit baabe aabne % af lutte
Debatten.
Ban Scar tunbe oa beuer lite By rg
men fob op os bemerteoe, at ban baa>
bebe at faa enbnu en- Mulebntn9 til at
oebattere meb Wtr. To1s, o9 oa ituloe
ban faa baabe Busten % besse @noerne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06
Ban sear. oa gofs.9eba attett.

Mebet Mc@ontep. 5onen fife 2ers
bassaften par bet neit forte Socialtit>
1nobe, Der bar peret bolbt Der / Byen,
ibet 2otalet par albele8 fulot. gnbel
Ru1nber .por tilfebe. Mpbet blep lebet
af So9fsrer Domnin9, Der uben nosen
Sale introbucerebe Debattanterne Tor
ToriamItnsen og forfpnbte, buoru,ange
Minutter bper Ealer fulbe bape ab
@anqen, ialt en- Cine bper, FAINT at
Ebemaet fulte pere: .:r.a @ss.s
rgeTuttet, at bet er enftelist. at ,@os
ctalismens Principer inbfsres." !:
Mr. Dopnins og Mr. &. $. Berae,
rub paslebe paa, at tnsen talte forlanse.
gan Gear for1parebe bette, mems Tois
bapoe ben ne9attre Sibe.. 49,.
gi uil iase at eiensipe 6ouebtrettene
Debatten. .
@an Gear talte fsrf. 9an ait. ub
fra, at ale par eni9e ON, at Tolt u,aa
boue Mab. &ler % 9uslp. Wfen ba
Fnber man, at be rise altib baube tons
troleret bisie Eins, os berfor bar be
fontroleret belle Mennefebeben. Tsrft
fontrolerebe be Sorben % altiaa Mser'
bruget, men ben ienere Glib er bet tom.
met bertil, at te o9faa fontrolerer Bro=
buttionsmioIern mere inblfrentet Be-
tpbnins (maftiner, Tabriter oiu.)
CONNIE tror, at Socialismen er en-
Ebeori optommet no9le faa Weenne'
tiers 9ierne; andre. at bet er ateue en-
fisn Drsm. Den Ct ingeu af Delene.
Den CT en- Del of Sau,funbsubuitlin.
gen. Socialtiterne ftser,. ben er bet
nete @tabium ben. Rrobuttionsmib>
lerne par ensans iaa Tibet ubuitlebe, at
bper enfelt Mrbeibe: etebe fine % bru9te
benz alene, men M er be iaa fertt uo.
pitlebe og toifbare, at bet bouebia9eli9
tun er be rtse, iou e1er benz, mems Mr,
beiberne bruser benz ! 6eqesftab. 8i
bar nu ullerebe co'operatip Yroputtion.
men nj forlanger, at ri osiaa ital bape
eo.operatip Difribution eaer co>operatip
Torbelius (af prooutterne).
Jiaar ri finber, at ct utit Samfunbss
iptem ttte nil torisr9e alle, iom nil ar'
beibe. peb ri, at Der er noset gait peb
bet, oa ba nil nj atifaffe bet. Sbas er
Der to in1ob binanben tiempen6e Rlasier
Sanfnnbet. Den enc &lasie er rig
men taatallis. Den auoen ct ben fore
men fattise RIasje, iom maa bebe ben
miabfie &la5ie ON TtQabelle til at lepe.
De rise, iom eter Observation-Disclosures.
bliper peb benz iitanb til at ubpinbe
fferre % itprre Broftt af itebie ferre %
terre Mrbeibere. ibet be itebie forbebrebe
Moifiner ta9er 9lrbeiberues Blabs.
&efen af Mrbeioerne faar insen Mnleb'
ming. Otte Yrocent at Dor Beioltnins
eier Steriteparten at Xanbets Tormue.
lbRsterne er eerfor lanst anbet enb
Iple, % bet maa TONNE en- &onf1itt.
vi babler lite nosen ineiuibuel &api>
talif1, men ri babler @pitemet, ber ct ct
@pifem for Proiit aleue. Set er al,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-06

EEn 9araI,teret ltur fof li&Ino nosrhoider.
s K1dende 3. i11sfyendiR Re, b1pdende e11er ffe1n.
skudte. 8PenRene titbage In Apothek ,hvie
|PAZO OINTMENT kpreTer q g 81 11
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
De Vaux-Alt Wedding.

Married-On Thursday, December
IA, 1905, at the brides nome, No.
2343 East Aultman avenue. DR.. G. NJ.
Alt and Miss Minnie DeVaux, eldest
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. p. F. De-
Vaux. Those present from out Of the
city were Mrs. Jacob Meese, Mrs. Da-
vid Overbaugh and Lloyd DeVauX, OF
Louisville. o. After the words were
spoken by the father of the bride,
which united their hearts as one and
receiving congratulations, enjoying an
elegant dinner, they took their depart
ure for Baltimore, o., by way Of Co
lumbus. They will make their future
home at the former place where the
doctor has erected fine concrete
dwelling already furnished for the re-
ception Of his bride They were the
recipients of number of elegant
presents and have the best wishes
of their many friends. :
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
WITH KENNEDY
CLARK AND WHITING LABOR IN
PosToFFlcE FIGHT
Morgan and shaffer in the Race for
the Plum at Alliance and His
Appointment May Cause
a Break In Party
Circles.

Special TO Morning News.
Washington, d. c., Dec. ia dele
CATION of Alliance and Canton citizens
were here for some ten days working
with Congressman Kennedy for the ap-
pointment of Edward Morgan as post
master at Alliance as against Shaffer,
who appears to have the backing of
the mass of the Republican voters of
that place. Kennedy is inclined to
favor Whiting and Clark as much aa
possible but he has shown some hesi-
fancy in appointing a man at Alliance
who will bring the wrath Of the party
upon his head and might cost him his
denomination to congress-.
The delegation here consisted of Col.
Morgan and his brother, the applicant
Ior postmaster. and Attorney Koebler,
all from Alliance, together with Jules
whiting and George Clark of Canton.
The delegation labored with the con-
gressman for several days and did not
leave for home until nearly the mid
die Of the week. They gave out no
statement as TO the success Of their
mission. 1t is understood that the
plans as to the conduct OF the cam
paign OF the congressman for his re-
nomination were gone over and II was
iecided that in order TO satisfy Mas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
CENTENNIAL
PLANS FOR 1ooTti ANNIVERSARY
OF FIRST REFORMED
CHURCH
New Pipe Organ to Be Dedicated.
Officers of the Conslstory
Elected Sunday.

The new members Of the consistory
of the First Reformed church were
elected at the regulat services Sunday
morning, the result being as follows:
Elders, Jacob Schwingal, Adam Thom-
as, Charles Seeman, Valentine Daber-
kow; deacons, Philip Graf, John Glass,
Charles p. Brownewell, Fred Haldi,
Charles Miller and William Feller.
The officers were elected for a term Of
two years. One trustee was elected,
l.. b. Hartung. 1t was planned to start
the centennial year Of the church with
a week of prayer. At the first Sunday,
January 7, communion services will be
held.
The new pipe organ which is now
under construction will be dedicated
Sunday, January 81. The dedication
services will be both morning and ev-
ening and feature of this will be the
singing OF MiIlard's mass by the choir,
The Tooth anniversary will be cele-
brated sometime in June the exact date
to be announced later.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
ElSTEDDFOD
viii Be Held in Canton on the Fourth
of July.

The board of directors of the Stark
County Eisteddfod Society decided at
their meeting at the Courtland hotel
Saturday night that the next Eistedd-
-fod would be held in Canton on July
4, 1906 in the Auditorium. Besides the
meeting the directors we're entertained
at a banquet in the private dining
room, given by Anthony Howells. Mr.,
Howells was presented with a scroll
penned by Prof. w. +. Gilmore, in
recognition of the services he has rem
dered the society.
A. c. Eynon, one of the directors
said after the meeting that one of the
reasons that a national holiday was
the date selected for the next Eistedd-
fod, was that many of the Welsh sing
ers who work In mines, had signed
contracts with their employers to
work ON every day of the year except
Christmas, Labor Day and the Fourth
of July. The last named was thought
to be the best day of the three on
witch to hold the Elsteddfod.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19

being due to peritonitis. She is sur
vived by husband, John Cordier, and
three-year-old son, Raymond; also
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Bishop, and a nine-year-old sister
Short services will be held at the
residence on Lake street Tuesday
morning at $40 from where the re-
mains will be removed to the Warst-
church, where services fill be held at
10 o'clock. Interment will be made at
Warstler cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
For Commissioner.

w. w. Shidler of this city has for
some time been looking over tho
county setting stakes as candidate
for the Republican nomination for
county commissioner, He has been
all over the county looking up his
chances and getting his workers and
friends In line. He reports the situ-
alton very encouraging and says that
when tho time comes he will be in the
fight 10 win--Alliance Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
sillon to introduce a bill for the erec-
ton Of a government building in that

sillon to introduce a bill for the erec-
ton Of a government building in that
city.
An effort was made by tho delega-
tion to discredit the present Republic
can organization in Stark county and
the result of the recent election was
used to support their arguments. Clark
especially took much to heart the de-
feat of the Republican mayor of Can
ton, whom he declared was defeated
by the influence of the street railway
company and the treachery OF the Re-
publicans who were opposed to him,
Clark.
Kennedy is very much disturbed as
he does not want to break with Whit
ing and Clark and yet he knows that
they are after him to save their own
political hide. IL Stark county was
off the map at the present time there
would be one congressman that would
shed no tears 1t is said that veiled
threat has been made that If Kennedy
takes up with the element that is at
present In control Of Republican poll
tics that Whiting VIII retaliate by US
ing his influence In Columbiana coun-
ty against the congressman in the COM
ing contest. AS the situation now
stands 1t is up to the Whiting-C Clark
crowd to show where winning can
be made in the congressional fight and
they will then have Kennedy with
them to stand still, If they cannot
then 1t Is question as TO whether the
congressman will straddle or not. That
he will never cast his fortunes with
the present controlling power of the
Republicans in Stark county can be re-
garded as an assured fact.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
STOVE FELL OVER
Bruised 5oy's leg and Set Fire &c
Carpet.

Carpet.
Special to Morning News.
Alliance, o., Dee. 17.-About five
o'clock Sunday evening, n stove at
the residence Of George Sparks ou
South Freedom avenue, toppled over
owing to one leg being insecurely fast.
ened. The stove struck little son
of Mr.. Sparks, severely bruising his
leg. Mr. Sparks picked up the stove
and carried 1t out of the house, thus
preventing any further danger froC,
fire. His hands were severely burned
The carpet caught fire from hot Goals
but was soon extinguished. The frs
department was not called but Fire
man George Martin happened to be
Passing at the time and assisted Mr..
Sparks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
Sunday Fire at Alliance.

Special to Morning News.
Alliance, o., Dec. 17-Sunday fore
noon the fire. department was called
to the residence of Mrs. Minerva
Laughlin, No. 43 South Union avenue.
where the roof had ignlted from
sparks from the chimney. The frs
was caught in It's incipiency and the
loss did mot come TO more than o
few dollars,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Congress Lake Club
company for the election of Directors
and the transactions of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore it, will be held at the Woman's
Exchange, 22S West Eighth street, on
Tuesday, December 10, 1906, at z:3O
o'clock
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
Death Of Mrs. Blanche cordIer.

Mrs. Blanche Cordier of 1918 East
Lake street died Sunday morning at
9 O'clock. She was 22 years of age
and had been III about week; death
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19

Some men complain that they don't
get their Just due, but II they did
they would accuse fate Of being cruel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-19
Real Estate Transfers.
Marlboro township.

Sarah Rockhill by heirs to Lola
Rockhill, Sec, /, s. p. N. e. 70 acres,
ION deed IS acres), $500; duplicate
value, $3.50.