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New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

BABBITT-On July q 1905. a long and protracted
illness Rev. Dr. Dean Richmond Babbitt IL D. Fu-
neral the Church OF the Epiphany,
McDouough-st and Tompkins-avs.. Brooklyn sunday.
July % a D. n Friends respectfully invited
The clergy requested bring vestnens Intsrmsnr
Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati Cincinnati papers
please copy
BARRY-On July 90 1905. summit. y. Robert
BODY Stuyvesant OF Augusta Robbins and
Robert p. Barry. tr-. agesl 1 year
SinasbUry. Conn, at convenience OF
Baltimore papers please copy
BEILONI-On Thursday morning at his home. Nc, So
Glen Ridge, n J.. Aartus q. BellOni
neral services be held SATURDAY July - AZ ne
Glen Ridge Congregational Church. arrival NE
20 .. N D. l. and W. Railway. foot
cIay-st- and Christophsr-st
BITRCHEI.I-At her residence. No IS 53d-st, On
Friday July n. Mary J.. widow OF Henry J. Burchsl
in the 81 year of hsr Funeral and
interrnsnt eonvenience % the family
Edwin W C'onklin aged 80 ysars Services his late
day July -. at D. Carriages viii meet o'clock
express foot OF Lbertyst-. New-York CITY. via
central Railroad OF New-JsTsey InteEmsnt al Wood
Monday
DAUcHY-on Thursday, July 70. 1oo5 after long III
samuel Theodore Dauehy Funsral serytcss on
SATURDAY afternoon o'clock a. his ats residences
pRISLER-On inst. Newport. Z L. FRANK
Driser. OF Henry prisleE LII - Euhe44l
service his residence. NO 1So west t1At-sts
Saturday. July -. At ESQ a N AinaJ omit
ncwsr,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
COMPROMISE ovER COOK EsrArE

Rochester n. Y July A-The will Of Frederick
Cook was admitted 70 probate this morning. The
estats is valued at S.SO0000. The fact that Mrs
Cooks attorney took the initiative in having the
instrument probated shows, II is thought that the
widow has effected a compromise with the residu-
ary legaUees in Germany, who under the terms OF
the will were to receive about 81 10000.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

for Leo Mars, a singing comedian from Days
Theatre, London. to leave there for this country
next week. to Join the FRITZ scher company in
Mile Modiste-'
Miss Ivy Troutnan was engaged yesterday by
Henry ". Savage for the part Of Bessie Tanner in
The College Widow" Miss Troutnan started with
Mr. Sothern in IF Were King" playing a small
part and understanding the lead.
Oscar Hanlaaerstein received word by cable yes
1erday thai his agent in Paris had succeeded IN
arranging for the appearance OF Carmencita, the
Spanish dancer. at the Paradise Roof Garden be-
ginning on July 81. The engagement will be for
four weeks only, at the end Of which time Car
naencita viii return TO Europe
Klaw & Erlanger have engaged Edgar Atchison
Ely and Moore and Littleheld for their production
Of the last DrYry Lane spectacle, The White Cat,
which is 70 follow The ProdigaI SON ~ the New
Amsterdam Theatre this fall
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
TRANsATLANTIC MAILS
SATTRDA

SATURDAY. CZs9-At $50 g. u. Ireland. per q a
Etr1rta. Queenstown CasO other parts of Europs
when specially addressed Tor this steamer; a
for Europe. :. = Philadelphia via Plymouth and
Cherbourg, $50 m Belgium tParcels-Pcsr
Mailsl. 3 hro0uiand also regular mail for Bel
specially addressed for this sceaner3. ssh
m Italy direct specially addressed oniy' psr
KoeniE Albert: $50 Scotland direct (srs-
cialIy addressed only. PER 3 $. Furnsssa-
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WEDDINGS,
rz~ ~ErreRApz n TIE -zrz7

[Ex TELEcRAPE TO THE TRIsCNE.I
Stamford Conn. July I--In the rectory OF the
Wesrport Episcopal Church, Al o'clock last even
ing. Lewis c. BoUton. Of Samuel Boutou, OF
Stamford, married Miss Lucy Msyoele Stevens.
daughter Of Sipsco Stevens principal Of the West
Stamford and Waterside schools the Rev Kenneth
Mckenzie officiating There was only a small party
OF guests.
The bride were = gown OF blue crepe de chine
and a large blue tinted hat She carried a bouquet
OF hli05-of-the-vallsy The maid Of honor was Miss
Mary Salmons, cousin OF The bride, from New
Ork- her gown OF white crepe de chine and
she wore q white hat and carried pink sweetpeas
BENJAMIN Rowe acted as best man
The couple returned TO Stamford immediately
after the ceremony and went to the home OF MIR
and Mrs Augustus Beai, in Frankiin-st. for the
wedding dinner. Mrs. Beal is aunt OF the bride
Miss Mabel Carrie Moore. daughter OF Herbert
Moore, of London, England, and Walter Hampden
DoUgherty. second Of J. Hampden Dougherty
Of Brooklyn. former Commissioner OF Water Supply
Gas and Electricity Of thee city Of New-York were
married on July Il in St Georges Chapel. Blooms
bury, London, England. Mr Dougherty is an actor
He has been seen both in shakespearian plays and
IN lighter drama. He is the young man who ever
TOOK the part Of Hamlet before a London audience
He did this while acting as un6erstudy to II r
Irving Sir Henry Irving's son.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA vEzr
INDIES

SATURDAY C22)-At a Ter Argeatins. Uruguay ana
Paraguay Q 3 Corondo. T30 a Nex-
fy1niland .. 3. Rosaiind $50 a N
usntary ESQ a Porto Rico. Curacao
Venezuela. per 5. Caracas also Colombia Cura-
Gao. when specially addressed Tor this steamer4s
m. Porto Rico Especially addressed ordinary mall
only}. Berwtud. VIA Nayagusz; II $50 a.
supplementary 1880 a NJ for Fortune Island
nnaica and Colombia. Cauca and MaS1alsna De-
partr1ents Sibirl Costa Rica. Lrnon.
specially addressed for this 10
Cuba per s. Moro Castle. via Havana
NOTICE-Ffve cents half IN addition 90 -
regular pOsrags must Be prepaid al letters forvas
the Supplementary Mails and letters deposited
marked letters for Foreign CouuTries." afte-
closing the Regular Mail. Tor dispatch a
trular vessel. will forwarded unless
ditioua postage Is fully prepaid thereon BY Stamps
Supplementary Transatlantic Mails 8penad ths
piers OF the American English and French steamers
whenever the saflinTs 300 a. m.
mail oe deposited in tna mail r.
piers the German lines sailing Hobozerl sun
Elementary mail FOR Turks Island and DOmnfcan Re-
public IS also opened the Cfyde Line pier Ths
mails on the piers open hour and n ha1S her1r@
sailing time and close minutes before sailing
ONLY regular postage Qetters half ource9 -
required articles mailed the PIERS
team. White star and German Sea Post) srsarness
double postage 0etters 10 cents half ofar
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

HIGHEST Temperature yesterday SO degrees; lowest eo
average 20; average corresponding year n
.rsgs for corresponding twenty-five years IA
Local forecasfair to-day and Sunday light varabls
Winds mostly wssrsriy.
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Died.

SARRIsr AT Kstrfns. y. T.. Try % 1893. xas5srss
carrtsoa- aged 10 ysars and n days sdsst dausax~
q Edmund Il Garrison and AtGs Mast~n Garrisonl o<
Fonksrs. N Z. Eunsrxl ssrvfcss rsstasnc>
No - Hsnlznf-sva. Konksrx Sunday &rs~aenn
a. o'cIock
arovs. John Laird, of "a Morris Park Wssss
Nsw-Tork aged 81
AAHAS-At Sound Beach. Ccn1. Wednesday,, Ju:Y -.
1875. Amasa A. Marks. aged yssrz Funeral a n.
Congregational Church. Sound Beaah. Conn., Saturday
July =. a. ESQ n.
sPRINGEF-At hiz resi4sncs No 1885 walfA~sSa
Philadspha- July 1aos. EznsnuaI sorfrxsr AesA
81 years.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREsLIN-H. c.. SIlsbee.. Elmira. ALBEMARLE
M. 3. Goddard, Warwick, r. l. HOLLAND
] Sloat Fassett, Elmira. MURRAY HILL-The
Rev. g. Campbell Morgan. London. VICTORIA
W. H Stewart, Rochester. WALDORF-ASTORIA
Major J. c. Sanford, Philadelphia.
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Total. July 21. 1908
s10.s4O 81

Remittances preferably by check. express order
or posrofice money order. should be drawn to the
order Of and addressed TO the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund New-f0rk City.
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FOrseast for Special LOcalities.-F

EOrocast for cpeciAa A1OctIIL1oss-FoF HaaLarn NsW
York to-day and Sunday somewhat the
interior: light variable winds, mostly west.
For Eastern Psnnsylyaaia and New-Jersey partly
cloudy to-day. with rain In southern portion Sunday
uKh northeast winds.
For Maryland Delawars and the District OF Columbia
showers to-day ana probably Sunday; light variable winda
becoming east
For NeW-EnElanc fair and warmer to-day and Sunday;
light West winds
Fo- western Pennsylvania, fair northern portion
xhowsrs portion to-day; fair and warmer
sunday; light variable winds, oscomns south.
Fo-W Nsw-Y0ra. fair and to-day;
sunday; light variable vinds
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Dedication Of Carnegie library building wsshingtonavs
and 176th-st-. p.
Racing Brighton Beach. $50 =. m
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Died.

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r-pubshed tn The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPACI


TRANsPACIFIC
Mails Isxcspt Jamaica and saaaRasl daily
the General Postoacs New-York. as follows
day and ssturtsy1 CAsO fTOra Nsu-TorS rSsrsds-
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also occasionally rom Nsw-XoTk ana PhilsSsipsis
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Sua Is dispatched rom Ns~-York via panaEs--ss.
psSsMA and CANAL. ZONE via Nsw-orlsan- az t1o. 10
. m SReSy gi .G9l Wssn SsYar ssss- s al, s
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AM canal zone held tor ths NsN-York
,sysrsa Mail for overland dispatches >
previous day.
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DAILY
N. schedule OF closing OF Transpaeiae Mails Is ar
ranged on PresumpeSn of SssF aainterrupssd ov-
le1d SF1Fs RssstsIsi 70 aspsee Mails spsfess Va va
SoSysT VisSfa 5ssS Close az he General Posoos NsTol
81 aaIsi via san close at Iuy
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July = & - asS Ssi1a a. P6sii,nI, Spsss
san n FSaneiseo az p m Juy . for dsDAesa
per Coptic-
- =, a1Ierlsf 1 dispatch q q Martoosa
- z-,1a~i australia texcspt west). Nsu-rasdonf~
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sT 8 o m August for dispatch Per sonorna lIr
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ZesIand arrive n time 20 connect vim sals
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4 - N. sundays $50 a. n. 3 a aud 4 a,
will bs made ana forwarded until he af ta.
Cunard stsarner1
FTfi Islands Australia except wssl and Navv sdans.
Vta Vancouver and Victoria. B. c.. close AZ 3 q IA
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Russia
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places Chinese provinces or vilorsa
British Iutthe quickest Philippines
cialy addressed VIA Europe fuiIy prepaid
the toreign rates Hawaii 3 rnrwar1ed va San
cisco exclusively
WILLIAM r WILCOX go~ru>n
raxscr-re, Ssw-Ycr<. ". r. Tgly Il taoA
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CEsIETERTEz
LEIIE EAIE&-
rHE WOODLAND CEMETERY

- readily accessios by Harlem Grand csv~
station Wsoster and Jerome avenue trosys and
rt1Ea Lots xlZ5 TeIspnous
o8 Vfsws representative
once. 20 East zsrd ST. n. z cf1.
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DOUGHERTT-MooRE-O July IT, at St Georges
Chapel. BloomsbUry London England. Miss Mabel
Carrie Moore. daughter Herbert ! Moore. OF
London. Walter Hanrden DOugherty walter
Hampden. OF the Adelphi Theatre London),
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Insist upon having Bu-nett's Vanilla
MnrriPd.

Marriage notices appearing In TIE TRIBUNE viii
be repubIIshed tn The Tri-weekiy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

Looad OficiaI Record-Tho following ordolaI record
erou tho Weather shows tbs changes tenn
psatsz snr TIA twsnty-four hours comparison
WIZ saz corresponding date last
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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pornestic Ratr..

Domestic Rates
BT EARLY MAI. TRAIN
all points States. Cazzda ana sxxfsr,
(Outxids OF The Boroughs OK Manhattan and m.
Bronx Also To cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii ana r.
Philippines without Tor n oose2xx
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ForeiKn Rat..

Nal sghscribe-s n Ney-Yurk City DA-Isv snd
TF2I-WEEELT win Be charged ous sent a scpy .xrrn
postage IN addition % ths rates named a5ov.
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For points IN Europe countries u n. ri
versai Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE VII b 7aa.lsa
the following rates.
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UNDERTAKEN

FRANK E CAMPBELL. sfI-s west asa 81
I'D St Stephen Merritt EnbE Inst Tel 1874 Cnssss4.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
ABANDONED BABY
Found Alive In a Vault at salineviIIe.
Mystery to Be Investigated.

Special to Morning News.
Salineville, Sept. 6.-The Village
was stirred Tuesday evening by the
finding of baby boy about two hours
old In a vault in the rear of the Airlis
property on Main street The cries
Of the child attracted the attention
of Mrs. John Mckee about dusk, and
she informed the night watchman,
George Boring. Boring. made an in
babe wrapped in skirt lying down
in the vault, which gave forth naus-
eous stencil. The cries of the aban.
doned child could be heard for some
distance by the neighbors.
DR.. John Lindsay was called and he
went to the vault and with the aid of
a rope looped the package and remov.
ed it from it's abandoned quarters
where proper attention was given 1t
and restoratlves soon revived the
child. The child was well formed and
perfect in every way, lusty ana strong
An hour after it was found Mrs.
Thomas Nenetz called and took the
baby home, and it is strongly suspi-
cious that its mother was in the
house. although the family denied her
presence. Other parties say that she
came home a few days ago and she
has not been seen to leave the house
since that time. No attention had
been given the child at the time of
birth az tho umhilical cord had mo-
been properly cared for, and no cloth.
ing except a skirt was wrapped about
the child by the inhuman persons who
placed the unfortunate babe to die in
the vault
The whole affair will be investigat-
ed by the authorities today when 1t is
expected the mystery of the child
will be cleared up and the guilty party
brought to speedy Justice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
NEW COMMERCIAL !
COURSE POPULAR
ROOMS TAXED TO THEIR UTMOST
CAPACITY.
Many Rooms in High School are
congested, and Auditorium
May Be Utilized.

The new commercial department OF
the high school is meeting with un-
usual favor. Already "a have enrolled
their names in this department, taxing
the accommodations to the utmost.
The rooms of the commercial depart
ment have a seating capacity of 81 All
the classes are congested, and Prof.
Marshall finds 1t practically impossible
to arrange a schedule for the citita-
tions.
The greatest difficulty that presents
itself is the fact that there is no place
to put all the pupils who have en-
rolled. In the classical department all
rooms are crowded and there is no re-
lief in sight. From present indications
1t seems that the auditorium on the
third floor of the building will have to
be utilized in some manner. 1t is now
too small for the entire school to gath
er in, as II seats only about 45O. IL
proper lighting could be arranged for
il might be used as study room in
its present condition. 1t is probable
that it will be divided up into rooms in
the near future.
Under the present conditions no ac-
commodations for drawing and elocu-
ton are available. All rooms are used
during every period of the day. Two
recitations in mechanical drawing have
been planned for. This will enable a
pupil to secure half credit in that
branch for one year.
Two additional teachers will be need
ed to carry on the work in the COM
mercial department. One will teach
general work and the other will take
charge OF the typewriter room.
Today all classes will move on regu-
lar schedule and regular recitations
will be heard. By the end of the week
everything will be running smoothly, it
is expected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
New Berlin Couple Welded.

New Berlin, Sept. 6.-Harrison G..
Evans and Miss Eta A. Coleman, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardin Coleman. were united in mar
riage Sunday afternoon by the Rev
T. A. Fleming, pastor of Cedar avenue
Christian church at his home, IN
Pratt street, Cleveland. The bride
had been visiting for couple OF
months at Elkhart, Ind, and returned
to Cleveland on Sunday morning
where she was met by her prospective
husband. They returned home on
Monday evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
YELLOW FEVER
Conditions in Panama Show a Grad.
ual Improvement.

Washington, Sept. 6.-Yellow fever
figures for the month of August show
a gradual improvement in health con-
Citions on the isthmus of Panama
During the month there wei,e 10,
cases of fever and 2 deaths in the
commissions entire force. There
were IA cases of fever and deaths
among non.employes, making the total
cases 80 and total deaths T. The
figures for June were 72 cases and II
deaths of which 46 cases and ten
deaths were among employees. In
July there were 30 cases and IL
deaths, of which % cases and 9 deaths
were among employees.
Information here is that only one
case is now under treatment on the
isthmus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
TELEPHONE LINES
viii Be Installed For the Forest
Service.

VIII Se InStdlIed For the Forest
Service.
Washington, Sept. 6.-For the better
protection OF the forest reserves, t.m
forest service, in cooperation with
the weather bureau will install syS
TEN of telephone lines and stations
on them as rapidly as possible. The
first system will be installed on the
Big Horn forest reserve in Wyoming
This telephone will enable the forest
hangers to notify one another without
delay, when forest fires break out.
In so large an area as the Big Horn
reserve, which comprises 1,151 $50
acres, the value OF rapid communica-
ton is obvious, and there can be no
doubt that the elimination of delay
will result in striking improvement
the forest service says 1T is greatly
to be hoped that 5this highly prac-
tical system of fire ~rdrnlng may be
extended in due course OF time to
other reserves. This putting out OF
a forest fire may often dep;nd upon
immediate knowledge of its origin ana
whereabouts; so that this new fire
alarm service ought apparently to pro.
duce excellent results"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
MAHONING ST. TRACK
Has Not Yet Been Lowered to Grade
by GA. Company.

The Canton-Akron Railway Co. has
not yet lowered the tracks on Mahon-
ing street, as instructed by the city
council about ten days ago. The tracks
are several inches above the pre-
scribed grade and must be lowered be-
fore Contractor Corl finishes the work
of paving the street. The street is torn
up, and business men on Mahoning
street say that business is at stand
still on account of the condition of the
street. If the tracks are not lowered
in the prescribed time-two weeks
City Solicitor Hughes will commence
court proceedings against the railway
company.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
NO MORE COMPETITION
Between Government Boats and Pri.
vate Ones 10 Philippines.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 6.-The
Philippine government will suspend
the operation of certain of the social
ed coast guard cutters which have
been employed in transporting gov
ernment officials, carrying supplies
and other work, owing to the COM
plants of private transportation lineA
that the competition of the govern
ment vessels makes their business un
profitable. There have been some II
government vessels on the various
routes among the islands. Except
where private lines do not penetrate
the government boats will be discon-
tinued and public business to the otr-
er points will be let by contract.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
CA. SCHEDULE
viii Be Looked Into by Mayor and
Chief OF Police.

Complaints have been made to the
mayor that since last Saturday the
Canton-Akron Railway Co. has not
been operating the usual number of
cars on the Mahoning and Navarro
tracks. E. S. Dimmock, general man
ager of the car lines, admitted that one
car had been removed on account Of
shortage of power Mayor Smith stat
ed that he would enforce the 12-minute
schedule. and Chief McCloud instructed
the policemen to take the time of all
cars over the route.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
Serious Charge Made.

Special to the Morning News
Salineville. Sept. 6.-The vicinity.
south of Salineville was thrown into
state of great excitement and in
dignation when an affidavit was sworn
out in Squire Oliver Boards court
in Brush Creek township, charging
Dick Jordop, colored, with being the
putative father of an unborn child Of
Miss Shaffer, daughter of Samuel
Shaffer, aged Is years. Jordon has
fled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
new BARNS
At Fair Grounds to Take Place OF
Those Destroyed.

At meeting of the directors of the
Stark County Agricultural Society, held
in the court house Wednesday, plans
were discussed for the building of new
barns at the fair grounds for the fair
season. 1t is probable that the square
of stalls to the far south will be util-
lied for the horses. 1t will be neces-
sary to build a new row of pens for the
hog exhibits. The barns that were de-
stroyed were insured for S575. The
new buildings will come to about s3,-
600. 1t was suggested by Secretary
Yost of the Driving Park Club to build
a cooling shed north of the grand
stand, where each days entries could
be stabbed, thus saving great deal of
time between races.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
Good Reasons for Buying
a New Home Sewing
: :. Machine

1t should be remembered that in Or
der to construct sewing machine
which may be SCIENTIFICALLY
PERFECT, PLEASING TO THE EYE,
COMPACT and DURABLE, and not
ungainly and cumbersome in its
mechanism, the working parts must be
as few as possible and, ABOVE ALL,
made of the FINEST quality of mate
rial and by EXPERIENCED workmen.
Like all other machinery, sewing ma
chine is an absolutely useless article If
1t has any defects and as there are
? quantities of worthless ones flooding
the market, faultily constructed, those
who possess them or who may be in
duced to purchase them will find them
to be a constant source of worry and
expense, and that the expenditure for
repairs will far exceed the cost of a
RELIABLE machine. MOREOVER,
there are four different qualities Of
iron, steel, wood, glue, etc, known as
FIRST" second" third" and Scraps"
and as all of these figure in the make
up of machine, WHO CAN TELL II
q machine may be constructed of
"first," Second" third" or scrap"
material? Certainly not the house
wives; only those who are experienced
and KNOW the REPUTATION of the
manufacturers. OF course there are
some machines whose imperfections
are transparent and distinguishable by
novice; but IT SHOULD BE RE-
MENIBERED that there are MANY
machines whose blemishes are hidden
by varnish and japan. WHEN SEW
ING MACHINE HISTORY REPEATS
ITSELF, who will supply the parts re-
quired for repairs which worthless ma
chimes constantly demand? OF what
account then will be so called
"GUARANTEE," even though 1t be
given for term of FIFTY YEARS?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-08
Underwriters Meeting.

The members of the local Life I'm
derwriters' association at their last
regular meeting held the usual inter
esting discussion on insurance topics.
The Stark county association has at
filiated with the National Life Under
writer's association and the following
delegates to the national convention
to be held in Hartford, Conn, Septem
Der 1921 were elected: G. w. Mo
barry. J. w, A. Staudt. j. M. Sarver.
Walter Green, VIM. 8. Kinney.
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