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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 12.-During a
debate in the Assembly this morning
over Wastes resolution that no addi-
tional attaches should be appointed ex-
cept on a three-quarters vote 1t de-
veloped that there remains one man In
the house who still has some patronage
left. Coyle asked if the resolution was
adopted would it in any way affect
members who still had some OF the $lO
allowed them. He said he had not used
all of his, as he had not seen fit to do
so. He added, though, that he might
use it in future and any idea that he
was to be the shining example of econ
omy in the House was dispelled.
Treadwell of San Francisco opposed
the resolution on the ground that un-
der a provision of the Political Code no
further attaches could be appointed ex-
cept by three-fifths vote and that the
code preceded any resolution.
The roll was called and the Waste
resolution was defeated by a vote Of
35 t. 80.
Goodrich introduced resolution pro-
viding for the location and holding In
some place where their services would
be of some benefit to the members the
stenographers that had been appoint
ed. His resolution provided that the
chief clerk and the sergeant at arms
place number of typewriters at des-
ignated stations and see that certain
stenographers were at them at desig-
mated periods so that when a member
cf tie House wanted some work of this
81 done he would know where to go.
Nss1iy all the stenographers are pretty
yoar women and several young clerks
rs es11e volunteered to take the place
q shsa' chief in helping to do the cor
railaa. Clerk Lloyd said there were
some duties he would not trust to sub
ordinates. The resolution was referred
to the Committee on Attaches.
ANOTHER RUSH OF BILLS.
There was another rush of bills in
the House this morning, among them
being a few that will produce some in
teresting fights. Dorsey presented a
measure providing that all corporations
doing business in the State of Califors
80 shall make quarterly statements
through their president, or manager If
tie president does not reside in the
state. The object of the measure Is to
regulate the dozens of companies that
sre carrying on business on nothing
an3 selling worthless stocks to the un-
sflSrecting public. They embrace min
ing, realty, oil and other investments
that meet the public fancy as mediums
of winning wealth without working.
Only annual statements are now re-
quired of corporations. Dorsey's bill
provides that each quarterly state
ment shall embrace an account of the
expenditures and receipts for the six
months preceding and makes the pun
ishmtat for any false statements not
more than one year nor less than six
months in prison or a fine not greater
than $1,000 nor less than $780,
Dorsey also introduced in the Assem-
bly, the bill making owners of pipe
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!, Civil Service Examinations.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.-The Civil
Service. Commissioner has announced
that the spring examination for de-
partmental service will be held as fol-
lows in California: San Francisco,
March Is and April s, 10 and 10; at
Eureka, March %; Fresno, March 10
and "a and April 10; Los Angeles,
March 15 and 22 and April 10; Marys-
vile, March Is and April 10; Redding,
March 81; Sacramento, March 27;
San Diego, March %; Santa Barbara,
March 22.
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are overwhelmingly opposed to the agitation
for tariff revision and we, the undersigned
members of the House OF Representatives, rep
resenting the States set opposite our respective
names are not in favor OF calling extra
session of the Fifty ninth Congress for the
purpose of revising the tariff, and we believe
that the agitation of this question at this time
is neither necessary nor desirable.
The Republican members of the
Massachusetts, delegation in the House
met to-day and adopted resolutions
favoring tariff revision.
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Protection for Game.

WASHINGTON Jan. IL. - The
House Committee on Public Lands has
authorised favorable report on bill
authorizing,th the President to designate
such areas in the public forest reserves
as in his opinion should be set aside
for the protection of the game ami
mails, birds and fish and be recognized
as breeding place for such birds.
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Taft TO visit Philippines.

business of the War Department will
justify it Secretary Taft will make an
official visit of inspection to the Phil
ippine Islands during the coming
summer. Unless 1t becomes necessary
to change his plans the Secretary will
start from San Francisco for Manila
early in July.
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Continued From Page 1, Column 5.
struction.
Treadwell of San Francisco has in
troduced a bill in the Assembly that
will receive the attention of the law
yers of the State. 1t provides for the
reduction Of fees of attorneys for exec
utors and administrators, and is of
vital Importance to the legal profession,
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ARMY Paymaster dismissed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The
President has approved the sentence
of a general court-martial dismissing
Harry L. Rees, paymaster in the
army, from the service. He was tried
at Vancouver Barracks, Wash, on
charges of making false reports, en-
bezzlement and conduct unbecoming
an officer and gentleman.
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Distinguished Service List for Army

WASHINGTON Jan. 1.-THE SEN
ate Committee on Military Affairs to-
day ordered favorable report on
Senator Proctor's bill authorizing the
President to reward army officers for
distinguished service by creating
grades on the active list known as the
distinguished service list
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POSTAL INSPECTORS.
Postmaster General Wynne Issues an
important Order.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Postmas-
ter General Wynne has issued an order
transferring the entire corps of post
office inspectors from the jurisdiction
of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General and placing them imme-
diately under the Postmaster General.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster GEN
eral Bristow, who is strenuously OPP
posed to- the transfer, has given defin-
ite expression to his opposition and
made efforts to avert the transfer.
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Conference on Philippine Bin.

House Committee on Insular Affairs
to-day directed Chairman Cooper to
recommend to the House that it nom
concur in the Senate amendments to
the Philippine bill and ask for con-
ference.
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ARMY Orders.

WASHINGTON, Jan. by order
of the War Department Sergeant
Charles II. Campbell will be sent to
Benicia Barracks for duty with the
signal corps, Company L.
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Colds Cause Sore Throat,

Laxative Bromo Quinine. worldwide Cold and
Grip remedy, removes cause Call for full name
and look for signature Of E. w. Grove. 25c.
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DEMOCRATS TO AID THE PRESIDENT

Continued From Page 1. Column i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-03

Almira Shovel one rley last weels.
Mrs, George sReainer and daughter,
Allie, were calling ON Mrs. Snevel Sun
day. h~ey ESQ E. N
Carrie Albright and Bertha Yeagley
were sailing on Mrs. Laura Emmons
last Friday. F% N -
MIR and Mrs. will Smith and child
rem visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Temple
Christmas TO 20
Emmett Pieren and daughter, Erma,
were in Alliance one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Ruff was at
Minerva recently.
John Conser visited Joseph Kennedy
last Friday. ..5.
Navarro, o. Dec. 29.-Miss Viola
Goshorn returned ON Wednesday to
Pittsburg, after spending the holidays
with her father, Squire Goshorn.
| The u. b. Sunday school held its
Christmas entertainment and treat last
Friday night, the 22nd, in the u. b.
church. The service was well attend
ed. A cantata and recitations by the
children were given.
The Lutheran Sunday school held ite
Entertainment on Christmas eve. The
program was entertaining. At the
close Of the exercise, the organist, Miss
Carrie Mentzer, was presented with ar
Oxford bible, the pastor, Rev. Diegel
of Massillon, who was present, was
given an elegant velvet slumber robe
which was presented to him in tn,
name of the Ladies' Aid Society.
VIM. Hugus. one Of Navarre's ole
residents, is seriously III with dropsy
and his recovery is doubtful.
The Navarro orchestra and st. Glenn
ents' choir were entertained by Rev
Father Alten, at st. Clements parson
age Christmas noon, about as beini
present. A very pleasant time wa
enjoyed.
The remains of Harmon TRULY, o
Pigeon Run were brought to Navarr,
Union Lawn cemetery for intermen
"Wednesday morning December 28. Th
services were held by Rev. j. M. Poul
ten, at the chapel. Mr.. TRULY an,
family lived in Navarro about a yea
ago but last April moved on their farm
near Pigeon Run.
Mrs. Mary Lower, of Canton, former
ly a resident of Navarro, spent Wed
nesday in town among old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Hodgson attends
the wedding Of their nephew, Joh
Hodgson, at Canal Fulton, on Christ
} mas.
The Navarro Stone Ware Co. hav
closed their works for a month to in
voice their goods.
;, The remains of the little 3 year oil
! son of Thomas Adley and wife, c
Akron, were brought to ST. Clement
| cemetery for interment, Thursda,
December 20. The services we're hel
: in st. Clements church, Thursda
afternoon.
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New Alexander, Ohio, Dec, 30.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Reamer, of this place
have been calling on their daughter-in-
law, Mrs. John Reamer, of East Roch-
ester.
A number partook fine oyster sup
per at Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cooks Tues
day evening.
Mary and Mabel Summers visited
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jefferson Milbrom. Mr.. Milbrom be-
ing quite i'll.
| j. f. Snevel was at Minerva Monday
on business.
Elmer Snevel was calling on Car
rie Barnes, recently.
George Pilmer was in town Monday.
Mrs. George Reamer was calling on
Mrs., Laura Emmons Tuesday.
Calm Summer is recovering from i'll.
ness.
Cora Sanor was visiting Bertha Zip
ernick recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles, of Alliance,
has been visiting Mrs. Knowles els
MTS. IltTeH.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pieren is visiting
their daughter, Mrs VIII Hines OF
Magnolia
The school is closed at Wilduck
from Christmas to New Years
1t is reported that Miss Flossit
Knight, formerly Of this place, is mar
ried to Mr. Cortney. of Garfield
Miss Knight has been working in
Salem for several months.
Brinton Summer and wife of Canton
are visiting in this vicinity fer a few
days.
Mrs, Sarah Emmons was visiting
Mrs. Mary Pilmer Tuesday.
Miss Marie Taylor, the nurse who II
attending Mrs, Emmett Pieren, wa.
home over Christmas.
! Fred Bieri was calling on Galer
rSummers Monday.
Frank Conser was at Moultrie re
Gently.
Mary Summer was calling in towi
Monday.
Mrs. Causis Sanor and mother wer,
calling on Mrs John Summers Mon
day
Mrs. Catherine Boose Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Sanor.
Miss Eva Ruff returned to Allianc
: Tuesday after several days. visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Johl
Ruff.
Several attended the masquerad
and oyster supper at New Chambers
burg Wednesday night.
Charles Snevel has returned to Sc
Q bring whore he is employed. He wa
: visiting his mother, Mrs. Amir
Snevel.
? Carl Ruff was at Moultrie Tuesday
Myers, o., Dec 30-Mr and Mrs
3 Harry Hammond and. son Austin spen
:. Sunday with Alex Freed.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Haines an
Mrs John hates spent Tuesday wit
q Jesse Bates. s s1pse-
Miss Lizzie Crowl is visiting wit
!. her grandparents,
Charles Reau and Mr., Deerenger {
|. | a Vie xuifh
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Walter Tubbs will return home from
Pattersohville Sunday.
p. H. Klopfenstein leased his farm
for oil and gas several days ago.
Take The Canton Morning News and
be happy all the year.
New Franklin, Dec. 30.-A merry
wagon party from this community Wis.,
! tied the -home of Miss Ivy Stull near
Homeworth last Tuesday evening. A
pleasing and amusing time was passed
including games, refreshments, etc.
Some of the teachers in the COM
munity' are having vacation this
week.
Frank Unkefer received a mammoth
porker from ]. J. Snyder last Tuesday.
Both Sunday schools of this place
treateu their membership to candy
and, oranges last Sunday. At the M
p. church a fine program was render
j.. w. Martin made a business TRIP
to Canton Wednesday,
/ = Glen 7Stfnchcomb is at present work
ing for Theodore Sheokels
William Fearn of Alliance was home
over Christmas.
o. G. Bates, who had a severe attack
of rheumatism, is somewhat improved
johnson Hawkins is running his
saw mill full blast. He has several
heavy contracts to fill this winter.
| n 40 nj In hoc an ar
to his bed for week past as the re.
suit of severe attack of rheumatism
in the shoulder
William Jones began teaching thu
Valley school last Monday as result
Of the resignation of the formel
teacher.
Bert Dinger and wife of Alliance
visited George Dinger and family
west of town last Sunday.
This community is all torn up owe
the Zaiser-S Shorthand affair
Indian Town will infiict another lit
erary on the people next Friday eve
ming. Question, Resolved, that h,
free rural delivery service is of NOR,
benefit to the country people than tn,
Telephone.
The oil spectators are again in ou
midst. Several properties have beef
leased and others proposed to be.
Paris township must be the riches
township in the county. The schoo
levy this year is 10 mills, surpassin
\ all other townships in levy. Thank
to the ex-clerk for his mistake
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Unkefer passe
Christmas with Mrs. Unkefer's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Hawkins.
Otto Vandergrift, John Fearn an
Fred Zumskey are employed at tn
Hawkins mill.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eolwick is somewha
improved
: Mr.. Cooper, lately of Little Wast
ihgton. Pa, has located in our bur
I and expects to run a butcher shol
something the town needs
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Myers, o., Jan. Miss Mary Gugel-
man visited several days this week
with Miss Ethel Haines.
Mrs. Byron Turner and little daugh-
ter, Esther, have returned home after
visiting several days with relatives and
friends.
+. Charles Ream, Mr. Deeringer, Geo.
Haines, Miss Maude Haines, MISS
Mary Gugelman and Miss Ethel Haines
were entertained at the home of Jerry
Hayman, Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. s. Birch left for her home
in Carrollton after visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Alma Myers of this place.
q George Haines and Mr.. Deeringer
were calling in Minerva Friday.
Miss Ruth Gugelman spent Friday
with Myrtle Haines.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Clapper and
son, spent Friday evening at r,
Dourm's.
Mr.. and Mrs: John Myers and daugh.
ters were visiting at Curtis Haines'
one evening this week.
Miss Wilford Sauters is visiting at
the home of Isaac Haines.
Charles Ream and Miss Ethel
Haines are visiting relatives in ALI
ance.
Hosea Baughman was in Minerva
Friday.
Harvey Stackhouse and wife left for
Minerva where they will leave for AL
legheny, Pa, where they expect to
make their home.
Mr.. Stackhouse is employed as fire
Imam on the Pittsburg & Fort Wayne
railroad,
| Mrs, John Sively is visiting with heI
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Thoma.
| Dayton Baughman is staying with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Baugh
man, arc
| Miss Orpha Clapper and brother
Ray and Miss Nellie Schramm OF
Robertsyile, passed Thursday with
Mrs, Hector Clapper.
Theodore Wartman shipped car ot
stock Saturday to the eastern market
William Colesnow and Mr. Warrer
Bates assited Charles Colesnow tc
butcher Friday.
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Ethel IIaines. IA ~ 81
Charles newcomer was in Minerva
Tuesday. NFN
s Homer Lautzenheiser spent Monday
in Robertsville.
Ira Swinehart and Warren Treslu
wore in Minerva Tuesday.
Mrs. Rachel Keith and daughter,
Carrie, have returned home after visit
ing over Christmas with Simon France
of Meadville.
Mrs. Burtis Fishel and little son
and sister Miss Hope, left for ytheir
home in Akron after visiting with Mrs.
Vernon Dourm.
Mrs. willard Baugbman and family
spent Christmas with her daughter,
near Osnaburg.
II. Dourm loaded hay at Moultrie
and this place this week.
| Miss Pearl Baughman has returned
home after visiting with relatives at
Sterling and Osnaburg. -
Thomas Kane is helping Vernon
Dourm to haul hay. ..,s..
Jesse Bales is hauling hay to. Miner
va. ,ay.
| Mrs. Harmond Werner and daughter
Florence, of Osnaburg are visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, rWil-
lard Baughman. suo
Byron Bowman of Robertsville, was
transacting business at this place on
Thursday. 81
Miss Nova Baughman has returned
home after visiting with her sister,
Ben Shenkle left for his, home in
Osnaburg after visiting with, relatives
at this place. $40,
Observation-Disclosures assisted Smith
Keith to butcher Thursday, III f1
Grover Dourm and sister Bertha
were calling in Minerva Thursday
evening ffa
Prof. William Jones is teaching
Pleasant Valley school, n sm
James Ackelson and Harry Dourn
captured several fine coons this week
Mrs. Hiram Hain0s has returned tC
her home after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oyer of Paris.
Edward Hayman spent Christmas
with his friend.
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Malvern, O., Dec. 2S.-The plant
owned by the American Sewer Pipe
Co. here, has been sold to the Robin
son Bros. of Akron.
Spillman Riggs was greeted Tuesday
evening at school hall by crowded
house. All pronounce the lecture a
success.
A. F. Dickey spent Sunday in
Cleveland the guest of Alex Hunter
and family.
Reuben Stimmel visited friends in
Ravenna Christmas.
Frank X Tewel was Canton visit
or Christmas.
Janitor Samuel F. Totten kindly re-
membered each little tot in the pri-
mary department of our public
school Christmas. To each little miss
he gave china cup and saucer, and
to each little boy white baseball.
! Mrs. Emma Dickey and son, w. H.,
spent Christmas in Akron the guests
Of Misses Wynona and Waneta Dickey.
Miss Laura Maurer, popular sales
lady at the r. T. Spratt store on South
Ieeu avenue spent SnllSlnloS WIN
Mineral City relatives.
A. F. Dickey made business trip
to Stark county Tuesday and brought
home fine driving horse.
Mr. and Mrs. Iverson Ross of Wads-
worth spent Christmas with relatives
here
Frank l. Crumbecker of Wellsville
was the guest of his sisters, Misses
Jessie and Jennie, from Saturday un-
til Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myers and Mr.,
and Mrs. Ed. Hines of Massillon visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Van M. Gween Christ
mas.
Thomas Carson of Minerva was call
ling on Malvern friends last Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Cobbs, daughter
Margaret and son Reginald of Akron.
are visiting friends here and at Oneida.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Beatty of Pitts
burg visited Mrs Beaty's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. t. Blythe, west of town,
, last week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-03

week and the teacher, Miss Clara Mat
IT, is at her home In Randolph.
The Christmas eve entertainment at
Trinity was highly enjoyed by lafge
crowd. The exercises by the school
and the Christmas tree were of the
most delightful nature. Mr.. Adam
Conrad, the superintendent OF the Sun
day school. received a fine umbrella
from the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chet Biery, of Fair
mount, returned home Tuesday morn
ing. They attended the dance at At
water Monday night.
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attended. Some fine music was fur
nished.
Mrs. Samuel Mangus was at Alli-
ance one day last week.
Walter Tubbs will return home from
Pattersohville Sunday.
p. H. Klopfenstein leased his farm
for oil and gas several days ago.
Take The Canton Morning News and
be happy all the year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-03

New Berlin, O., Jan. 1.-The Ladies'
Literary club met on Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. John Snyder. 1t
was the annual business meeting, The
following officers were elected Presi-
dent, Mrs. Milton Young; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Hardin Coleman; secretary,
Mrs. Lloyd Schrantz assistant sec
retary, Mrs. Jed ,Hissner; treasurer,
Miss Emma Holl chaplain, Miss Mar
garet Evans; assistant chaplain, Mrs.
Della Metzgar. The programs are
made out for 1905, and the books are
in the printers hands
Daniel Hoover of the o, S. u, of
Columbus, is home on a vacation.
= Master Russell Druckenbrod Is Wis
iting his aunt, Mrs. VIII Mead, and
Miss Bessie Mangus. ~
Mrs. orpha Sell is visiting friends In
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-03

Paris, O., Dec. 29.-Jacob w. Matt
& Sons will soon move their saw
mill to Henry Starkey's to saw lumber
for his new house.
George Heisy will move to the
Shasffer farm at Linden Hall in the
spring.
Amas Ramseyer and family spent
Christmas with Mrs. Ramseyer's moth
er
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Snyder visited
Homework friends Sunday.
Mrs Ezra Stuckey and family and
w. V. Stimmel, wife and son spent
very pleasant Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. John Stimmel.
William Hover and family spsnt
several days with friends and relatives
here
Miss Mabel Johnson is spending
week with her mother at Alliance.
Lewis Speakman is recovering after
his accident in the coal mine.
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ing that he was free, took a notion
to see how fast he could run. No
damage was done to the horse and
sleigh and the occupant escaped in
jury.
George Heiser and wife are N,.siting
at Mr.. and Mrs. George Neil's.
Mrs. Rice Clark life long resident
of this place departed this life Tues
day, the funeral taking place from
.hs house Saturday, December gath.
| She leaves a husband and two bro
Tiers to mourn her loss.
The Heiser family met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Heiser Christ
mas.
Miss Grace Norton has returned
home from school to spend her va
cation with her parents.
]. B Heiser who has been penetrat-
ing the earth for water, has been
successful in securing good supply.
George Arnold has returned from
Cleveland where he has been for a
few days in business.
Mabel Parhams school held liter
ary exercises Friday Of last week aft
er which her students presented her
with a beautiful framed picture as
a Christmas present.
Paul Ruggles is having good success
trapping and hunting.
Eli Crate and wife were the guests
of Mrs. Amy Shively of Edlnburg on
Saturday. ...."
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Cleveland.
Mrs. Sallie Druckenbrod fell and
broke her arm on Thursday after
noon. .sa -
Joe Fitzenberger has returned from
a weeks visit in Cincinnati. :
A number of our residents are con-
fined to their homes, by grip, neur-
algia and colds. - !