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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

with the first tinEe Of football
weather the candidates for places on
this years football trains are Ia
ing up for preliminary practice The
seaaon holds out good promise Of
belnr one Of the best tn the history
OF the gridlron game. Enthusiasm
charaeteTixes the spirit OF the stns
dents From nearly all the seats ~
learning come favorable reports 81
the material from which the ulti-
mate lIueupa are 70 be seiectcd. The
coaches are going through the work
inR -aut PROFESS and IN most in
stances have Eood-si3e=a fields fr0m
which 70 make their aeleeti0na
At Harvard nearly 900 men walk
cd out on the field when head Coach
snill Reid summoned the squad.
From this number several men Who
give fine promise Of first class ma
tefiai. we're unearthed Reid laid
down the law that some Of the men
who composed las, yesr'a eleven
must b in better condition this fall
II theY expect 20 hold their places
Harvard will demand more than
beef this season More Drawn aud
brain will be found In the crimson
back field Prom the nucleus OF a
capable lot ~ veterans Reid has
hopes Of putting n fast. Aggressive.
hralnY eleven In tho field that wilt
uphold crimson honor IN every
aerimmage Parker or cunniff viii
be AT esntsr. Guards will be- chosen
from Parker. MeFadden. Pierce.
White and Oyeaon For tackle there
are Carr. Corbett. Paul and squlrea.
while ends may be drawn from
Montgomery. Iseary. Whitman.
shurtieff and Hall In back field
candidate Starr ranks first. with
NeHhall and Kerans close seconds
In the struggle for quarterback. A
half dozen men have shown ability
for halves-Capi Hurley. sparry.
Nichols. Namith. Foster and Rcy-
nolds Fuliback IL causing trouble.
The place left vacant hy Mills will
DO hard 10 III Most promising can
dldatas are iIaniey and Osborne.
The coaching staff will be Reid.
chief coach. assisted by Herman and
Haughton. who will handle the
puntera and drop klckers: Waters
for tackles and guards, Bowditch
for ends. and Lewis for center can
dldateu.
Thirty players were OUT when the
Yale squad reported for tho first
practice OF the season. Not a very
good line has been given on the
sons Of Ell thus far. but there IL an
air IF confidence az New Haven that
fnreb0dae a most encouraging out
look to the followers OF the blue.
The two permanent coaches OF the
season are Jack OWaley aud Ralph
BloOmer. Owaley Is head field coach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
ny l. A. CROSSE.


There a. going 10 be trouble In the
British Columbia Lacrosse asaoeia-
ton.
That ia-lf signs count for any
thing
Seattle and Vancouver should play
"A regular championship game Sat
urday afternoon N Recreation park.
There will be NO game on that date,
as the local club could not secure
the grounds from the baseball peo-
Pile At the first OF tho week Man.
aEer ed Kennedy notified the Van
enuycr club 10 that effect and asked
for poRtponement Up 10 noon
ON Saturday the latter had not been
heard from. With the result that the
local folkz are up a trea" SO 20
speak
n Vancouver wishes 10 be mean
enough. they can claim the game
NJ the above date. thus securing
them the chance of playing off with
Westminster for the championship.
II 10 hardly likely that the Vancou-
yer club will resort to such methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
THE TURF--PUCILISM--T THE DIAMOND
SQUALLS THREATENED
in LACROSSE CIRCLES

Al any rate. Ryall. OF the West
minister aggregation. has raised a
huge howl lie has written 10 the
president 81 the association. stating
that he has evidence that Vancouver
aud Seattle have combined forces
10 beat hts team oul of the coveted
championship honor In fact. he
has asked for the expulsion Of the
Vancouver club and the forfeiture
OF seattie'a deposit money OF 800,
To those who are not on the in
side. Il would look NJ though RyaliA
guppositlon was pretty nearly cor
rect. but ! know that Seattle ~ ach-
Ing 10 beat Vancouver. aud the local
stick men will ieaye no stone un-
turned 10 defeat that team and Vie
toria. too. Ia the two remaining
games Of tho season.
For all that. the Westminster
crowd ara all from Missouri" aud
they always have 10 be "ahown"
what IN whAt.
Vancouver may claim Saturdays
CANA
II they do. look out for squalls,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
HOW'S THIS ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward Ter any ease u tntaffh that can
not ~ cured ~ Hairs CafaFrh e,tffe-
p J CHENEY a co. Talrsia. q
We. the undersigned. have known y
j cheney fof the last 10 years. I'D
believe him perfectly honorable In al
business transactions and financially
Httr 70 carry cut any obtlEn tons made
- bis firm.
WALDISG. KfNsAN a MARVIN.
Whaiaaate Druggists, Toledo, q.
Halls Cafarfh Cure " taken inter
naiiy. Hctins directly upon The hiaod
ard mucous surfaces ~ the system
Testimonials Hnnt free Prize - per
bottle. Sold ~ all druggists
Take Hmifs Family PILLS for con-
atipatlun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

and win have charge Of the backs.
ublls the veteran nloomer viii lesok
after the linesnea. The most prumts
uenf candidates for this years team
are naFga and Page. guards Jones
quarter; Stephenson. half. Andrews.
tackle. and IehnnY Ioues. end. An.
dre1n nov Weighs $50 pounds and
the coaches are undecided whrthrf
70 try him Al center or end. Capt
sheViln Ia going 10 try him out II
both places.
4 nunber Of promising candidates
have developed in tho Cornell squad
and there Is a feeling Of jubiiatlon
over the outlook for a unceeuafai
eleven. Oscar A. Wolf. weight 2eo.
i bs5ng tried out for the line lie
was on the Jersey prep school eleven
last year.
Coach Byrono Dickson has a small
army OF candidates from which 70
seieet this seasons pennAy lxanta
team. Tho season dock not open
until Sept 90. with Lehlgh. aud
there viii be no serimmagcs IA tho
training program Of penn'a canai-
dates until the day before the met
inR with LchiEh Among Peup 3
beat men are Stevenson. Who mite
the All American team. and D.
punfing wonder. Reynolds otaer
players are Elnklar and WecSe
ends. Lamsou and Rock. tackle.
Ziegler and Junk. guards ox-Csspt
Torrcy and Williams. center: g
vena0n and johnson. auarterbaea
Reynolds. Green and sheble. habf.
backs. Folwell. Egil. LaaEwkll.
Halianbach and nalchmag fsal.
backs. The open style ~ kiAys b..
vented by Or Carl wiiilarax kst
season. will be continued tHs fksr
with few improvements.
With several husky giants out kar
preliminary practice al Columbia
the outlook does not appear as IN
favorable az earlier In tho season.
Capt. Thorpe who was on the look
out all summer for promising play
ers. intimafea that no has sevefal
good cards yet up his sleeve. The
candidates and their weights are
StaTbuck, 17g: Carter. III: Ryan.
200. Heinrich. 179: Hurley. l75.
Baasett. i55. Baxter. 40: OConnor
$50. AiEcliluaer. 30. Post. ies
Thinner. 100. Donovan, 1856. Han
ma, $50: Thorpe. 40. Pride, l5s,
Wolff is5,and Mccoy. 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CompIimentaryShooi

The management Of the Seattle
Gun club will give a complimentary
shoot % the eastern contingent Of
experts. Messrs. " r. Crosby. Fred
Gilbert. Tom Marshall Rolio Hsiks.
Clan Powers. r. G. HirachY. G. ID
PLANK and Jack Tanning. who are
nov touring the coast The club
invites the attendance Of all local
shooters AT the one days tournR-
neuf which will be held ia Seattle
October l.
There will De nine event. making
total Of $50 birds. added money
Sos. entrance fee SO 80. Targets
are 10 be thrown 80 yards only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

RESULTS AT wALf.A wALT.A.
-Four furionsa Scoreher won
Rosebud second. LITTLE Adele third
Time. Isl.
Seven ftiri0ngs -Goidfinder won.
Harka second. II Paiaano third.
Time. l 10.
Six furlongH Metiakatia won.
FOLLOW Me Second. Susie Christian
third. Time. ist&A.
Five and a half furlonEz
iiurk won. chief Aloha second. Miss
Raphael third. Time. 10
Alle and nifty yards-Ifas won.
lone second. Mordents third. Tlm@
I.tgM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
Vanderbilt Trials

GARDEN CITY. I. /. Sept. "a
derbilt cup Taen. which IL To be held
on October Il. we're run Saturday
morning Tho distance run vas ii1
miles Ten started and only five
qualified. They were as follows
Pope Toledo. so-h. .. car. " a.
DinKIsy. driver. Isocom0bile. Joseph
Tracey. driver. Royal Tourist. H. j.
Jardlnr. driver Haynes. Frank
HUT driver ~ Roberts driving n
Thomas. won the trials. making the
run In 4 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BALL

a lone run with which IN take the
money. Whom n grew too dark 20
continue tho performance both
fiocks had one passage to their
credit Charlie Hall did the flinging
Tor the tribe tie started IN with a
good lively gait and improved with
age. Bobby kosie. the infant pro
dizzy. WIS Mike Fishers slingster
FOR the day and played a pretty.
even game
In the sixth act the Seattle troupe
succeeded In securing ttanaporia-
ton for home passage and from
then 70 the ninth amhled peace
fully along feollng sorry for the Ia
coma cubs. nut-in the ninth Nor
dyke came up and scattered bits OF
atmosphere three times.
Truck Egan followed with q
hard hang that took him safely 90
the first station. Mclaughlin was
the next victim and nokea out the
pellet for a tall foul which IAuter-
born finally captured after a eollis-
Ion With Frary Lynch was next IN
line and battered out pan passer
for Eagan This put the two crews
on an even basis and ON this basis
they stayed until darkness settled
slowly down upon the field OF car
mage
Charlie Hall was IN the llmelight
Friday aud Il kept the baauef OF
rooters IN the gallery doing things
all the time to Show him be was a
topnoteher
Score by innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
MAKES STRONG nEARTs.

Thousands OF weak hearts have
been made strong aud healthy by
the use Of Or Milca' New Heart
Cure. Il acts directly upon the heart
muscles and nerves. auietiuF the cx-
cited condition. nourtHhtnK and
building up their wasted energies.
II regulates the circulation. Htifnu-
iates the appetite and tones up tho
stomach II first bottle falls 10 ben
eft money back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

Glade. Harry Howell. Willie Sud.
hoff and barney Petty have looked
Ike eounierfelta compared 10 nm.
Ills speed Is burning. his curves
vide ana his control perfes-t. hal
when Manager MeAleer would send
him 10 tho slab be would tane
apeed. shoots aud control
Morgan Is glad he's going 10 be
come a Hoosier. As Brownie he
spent four nftha OF his sqlAfy IN
shoe leather II Waa work Tor hin
every morning aud work for him
every Afternoon. even II he wash !
called upon 10 perform. IA soon a.
the working haxmAn would begin
geftiur "hla." hack Of cha grand
stand would 81 be Rcne 20 ut
ready 20 rrllexe the battered twiFlef.
uls l,eat show IN Camp hcA -
vas in September. 1901. whfaa he IN.
siulgs.l In a lie tilt With he tafrea
sRubo" waddail Danny MURPHY
FDt the only tally. and hrl~as lie.
serving OF Il. rs he larapfed The
Il here Into the center Geld seais
Il would have beaten Waddeu
that day and basa the real thing.
haa not Murphy Eot 70 fresh. H.fE
Morgan. referring 70 the Prince A.
bert menbs~ Of his pitching roper
tolrr sIIa was kidding ms when be
came up 10 bat. II was about the
seventh Inning. You minor league
1ub he said. we've Just been stall
ing wlth you Connie Mack told ns
Ia draw Il fine "a ~ 60 have \ big
hoaae sunday. Here gocn your TN
lsh II you VIII pnt tho ball o*sf.
Ana over pat Il and over tho fetsca
Danny slammed 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
RAINfERs TO PLAY BLACK Ola.
M0ND

The Ralnl.rz of this city aud the
famous Black Diamond team will
come togesher ON the Black Dia-
mond gruanda Sunday A special
train 70 laays Seattle n 10 80 a. "a.
has been chartered to take the Rain
icru and their fans 20 the mining
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AT PHILADELPHIA - First
game. Cleveland y. Philadelphia 4.
Second game. Cleveland /. Phlla-
deiphia :.
AT BOSTON -First game. nosion
2. Sc Louis 0. Second game. 81
Louis :. Boston l.
AT wAsHfNGT0N--w ashlngton
4. Detroit 6.
AT NEW YORK Chicago ,, New
York 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
FRIDAY GAMES

TANIfIN NNAsaI IEAUIE,
AT sEATTLE-SeattIe I. Taco
ma I.
AT los ANGELES San Fran
cisco 3. los Angeles I.
AT SAN FRANClSCo-oa Oakland
s. Portland 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

81 A1H&Ats4ANsa
Isl Morgan. the hoxmau with
the haIf.pass ak o'clock bald and
good intrntlons, aces up In Mime
apalla last season and Just dcueea
Ia st. Louis this campaign. has gut
his annual transfer from Manager
MeAlnzzr Of the BFuwns.
Indianapolis got him and very
likely Morgan viii Be a gigantic
succaAs Of IA. Barrow.
81 Is a morning glory In
the morning practice caeh day Fred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

Remember. EEgan & Ericsson do
not sell coupons Best work In the
city at reasonable rates. Sixth floor
Eitei building. Second and Pike
Both phones. Open Sundays only
I 10 D. m. set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT PfTTsBURC - Pittsburg 6.
Philadelphia 5.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il.
Brooklyn !.
AT cHICAGo-Chleago I. New
York G.
AT ST. LouIS-st Louis S. pos-
ton 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

Clauss Shears and Scissors are The
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
TWELVE INNING
TIE GAME

PR twelve INNINGS Friday the 81.
washes aud the Tigers scrambled for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

Natk Win hCC w htiatt giving up
fuur cases aa hopeless.
Con 5uliafion free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23
SOLE AGENTS Y0Un6S'
HATS

=. NJ Drooks q Co. 1881 Second
avenue 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-23

In this department we
straighten bumped. OF crooked
noses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
NO HOPE FOR CREW
Of Seventeen Now Believed to Be
With Ship in Lakes Bottom.

Cleveland, o., Oct 25.-No word has
yet been received from the steamer
Kiliyuga, now FIVE days overdue at
Port Huron. The vessel was last seen
about five miles from Presque Isle,
Thursday afternoon, by the Frontenac.
She was then heading for the shore.
Marine men give her up for lost and
believe that all those aboard went
down with the boat.
The Kaliyuga carried crew of II
men. Her owners are still hopeful that
the Kaliyuga is afloat. The fact that
no wreckage has been found strength
ems the opinion. They say that she
has probably run out of coal and is ly-
ing among the Lake Huron islands far
from telegraphic facilities. Vessels are
searching Tor her.
The Kaliyuga is a wooden vessel.
She is loaded with ore and passed the
500 Thursday morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
A FAST RUN
MADE BETWEEN CANTON AND
AKRON BY A SPECIAL CAR.
II Carried the Officials Of the Road.
The Speed Made Was so Miles
Per Hour.

Canton-Akron car No. 2, which has
just recently been rebuilt, was run
as special Wednesday afternoon to
convey the Boston street car men to
Akron, the party having finished their
inspection here in Canton. Upon the
arrival in Akron the party took a
special car over the A. b. and G.
line into Cleveland, and from there
they will go to Duluth.
Arrangements were made to make
a fast run between here and Akron,
and nothing happened to mar the
plans. Chauncey Eldridge stationed
himself at the motor and from the
p. m. until it arrived at East Akron
never left his post, succeeding in
making one of the fastest runs ever
made over the line.
TIE total running time between the
square of Canton and Howard street
Akron was so minutes. The regu.
lar time for the run is an hour and
fifteen minutes. From the city lin.
it's of Canton to East Akron, a dis
tance of 21 miles, was covered in
% minutes as timed by a stop watch.
At New Berlin the car stopped to
take on board William II. Hoover,
president of the Canton-Akron Co.
This stop took up at least one min.
ute of the %. The fastest time Of
the run was made between New Ber-
lin and Uniontown, the eight miles
being run in seven minutes, 35 Sec
onds, and from dead stop at New
Berlin. While the speed Of the car
was at the rate of 60 miles an hour,
many stretches of track were covered
at the rate of 65 miles an hour.
The run showed the remarkable
good condition of the track and road
bed, only two curves necessitating
slow-ups.
Upon alighting from the car at Ak
ron Mr.. Rogers said. THAT is the
fastest ride which l have ever exper-
fenced on an electric line. and l was
surprised at the smoothness of the
run"
Those in the party we're: Messrs.
Rodgers, Anthony. Eldridge, Dimmock.
Hoover and P. w. Rehard, who had
charge of the arrangements for tn.
run. BY the courtesy Of Manager
Dimmock the Morning News man ac-
companied the party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
AasauIt case at Alliance.

Alliance, o.. Oct 25.--The case Of
Ohio VS.. Mervin Donaldson who is
charged with assaulting William Low
ther of the street repair department,
occupied nearly all afternoon In May
or Walkers court. Lowther alleges
that Donaldson. assaulted him when
he went to open drain leading to
a city catch basin. Donaldson denies
the charge The case was continued
until Thursday evening. although the
testimony was taken this afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
TO ROOSEVELT
Governor Pennypaeker Goes for Aid
In the Allegheny Bank
Troubles.

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. 25.-Goy. Pen
nypacker late this afternoon turned
over to the United States the investi-
cation of the closed Enterprise Ma
tional hank of Allegheny. The reason
is assigned that it is a national bank
and not under state control, but, as the
state is large depositor in the bank,
1t now asks for full inquiry. This is
the first time in years that an action
of this kind has been taken by gov
ernor, and II is regarded as very sig
nificant; s1.030,o00 of the moneys Of the
commonwealth was In the bank.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27

minced nam, 15c; smoked sausage,
lac: fresh sausage. 124c. ~
Lamb--Steak. 22c; ioin chops. zoo;
stew. 6010c; shoulder chops. Ice: rib
chops, Ice.
Cleveland prSduee.
Cleveland, Oct. 26.-Butter--Cream-
cry. extra. 3hQ24c; state ana west
ern, 22@22ikc; prints. a4h@25c; pro-
cess. 2ih@22hc; dairy, 19h@20hc;
packing stock. 15@16c.
Cheese-York state creams, 12h0
l3c; Ohio creams. 12@121ac; state, 110
l1Ac; Swiss, 13014c;- limberger, 110
12c; No. 2, 10@101kc.
Eggs-State anc western, 23024c.
Live poultry-Chickens 10Q11c. Tur-
keys, 12@14c.
Ducks s-White. 13c; colored, 12c.
Geese, 12Q14c. III
Green Fruits.
Lines, $1.00@1.25.
Apples-Extra fancy, s4,50@5.00;
fancy, s9.60@4.00; choice, $30003.25;
common, s1.76Q2.25.
Pineapples--Flerida, $3.00@3.50. so
Pears--Keifer. 50@65c per blu. ~.
Ounces, Sl.00@1.25 per bn.
Cranberries. $S.60@9.b0.
Grapes, s25@3o per ton; Malagas,
$3.50 per bbl.
Vegetables,
Potatoes--Cho white. 65070c per
bu.; car lots, CSC; No. 2, 6oc; car lots.
SIC.
Onions-Home grown, 70@76c per bu.
Spanish, 31.1001.25 per box.
Cabbage Home grown, 20 00N3.00
per 100.
Sweet potatoes. $1.50@17b per bbl.:
Jerseys. $2.26Q2.50 per bpl.; hampers.
95c@$1.00.
Celery, 20@S5c per bunch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27
To NO BOSS
Governor Herrick Says He VIII Bow
In Speech at Springfield.

Governor Herriok Says He VIII Bow,
In Speech at Springfield.
Springfield, o., Oct. 25.-Gov. Myron
r. Herrick, Senator Dick and Gen. Kei-
fer opened the Republican campaign in
the city hall tonight before large
audience. The governor came before
the people," he said, upon his past
record"
IL come back to you" said the gov
ernor, mot with promises for the fu-
ture, but upon the record of my ad-
ministration- for the last two years
seeking your support for another term
don't expect to bow to any boss ex-
cept the sovereign will Of the people Of
Ohio"
Speaking of his own history, he said
that he had been in business for years
and that he had never been under any
boss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-27

hume on Sunday to visit friends and
left again In the, evening.
Miss Rina Cocltlin resumed her form
er place in the Dueber works again last
week. She was In the finishing depart
ment.
Gorby Warner is learning the milling
trade at the Williams Brothers mill at
Kent.
Mrs. C. w. Myers and children went
TO Massillon on, Saturday to visit Mr..
Myers parents few days.
Adam Wise and Mrs Thomas Brown
and little daughter went to Cleveland
in hospital there. Mrs. Wise return
e. Brumbaugh and daughter, Hattie.
went to Randolph on Sunday and were
guests OF w. y. Bowers and family.
Phoeba Roush on Tuesday.
A. A. Cocklin moves on the Cocklin
Hiram bloomfield is making cement
ton, which improves his property very
much.
The C. E., society has advertised a box
social to be held at Lew Roush's on
Miss Bloomer, a teacher of Canton, and
one of her pupils were home one day
Mrs. p. c. Wise and daughter, Loretta
were Alliance visitors Saturday and Sun
day.
The township trustees have located a
water course and sell the work today.
Canal Fulton. O., Oct. 25.-Fulton chap.
ter of the Eastern Stars, gave social
in the lodge rooms on Friday evening.
w. Il. Moulton attended the session OF
the grand lodge of Il. q A. M. at Gin
cinnRti last week.
Mrs. G.. r. Daily underwent an opera
tlon for goitre at Cleveland on Thursday
whoch was n success, and she Is rapidly
recovering from the same
Rev Elliutf of Orrville Allied the Pres
byterian pulpit at this place on Sunday
Mrs. Verno of Massillon, spent several
days mt the home of her brother, Mr.. A
Steiner.
William Steiner and family OF Massil.
lon spent Sunday at the home of hel
father, Mr.. A. Steiner