The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-11


third term feature is aimed at Horace
Ankeny, food and dairy commission
err. primarily, and indirectly to Con-
gressman Kennedy of Youngstown.
THE DELEGATES.
In the selection of delegates the old
Clark machine brought out Julius
Whiting as their candidate from the
second ward of Canton, but the other
fellows" with DR.. McQuate as their
candidate, won easily.
Canton, First ward, delegates--J. A.
Welker, A. M McCarty; alternates, w.
l.. Day, w. e. Sherlock.
Canton, Second ward, delegate-Dr.
T. G. McQuate; alternate, Charles
Neithercoat
Canton, Third ward, delegated.
Bordner; alternate, e. J. Swallen.
Canton, Fourth ward, delegate-Wil-
liam Herbst; alternate-Ross AXE.
Canton, Fifth ward, delegate-C. c..
Lloyd; alternate, Jerry Brewer.
Canton, Sixth ward, delegates-Ros-
coe McCulloch and Henry Detmering;
alternates, Harry Fife and s. l.. Hodg:
done.
Alliance, delegates-C. G. Baker, M.
s. Milbourne and John Brown; alter
mates, w. w King, Lon Mcdonald and
l.. Stroup
Massillon and Perry township, dele
gates-C w. Metzger, j. W. Nicely
monds, H. B. Crawford, Jr., and H. b.
Croxton; Observation-Disclosures Jarvis,
d. s. Souers, H. c. Fuller and s. A.
Conrad
Canton township, delegate-Dr. w.
A. Becher; alternate-E. S. Hines
(elected by convention, as no county
delegate presently.
Lawrence township, delegate-yohn
P Jones; alternate-Clarence Shaffer.
Nimishillen and Marlboro townships,
delegate-John B. Kagey; alternate
DR.. Santee
Plain township, delegate, B.
Druckenbrod; alternate-H. p. Hoover
Osnaburg township, delegate-W. S.
Davis; alternate-J. ]. Snyder.
Sugar Creek and Tuscarawas town
ships, delegate-Austin A. Hay alter.
nate-James Boyd.
Pike, Sandy and Bethlehem town
ships, delegate-Richard Elson; alter
nate-Enoch Baum.
Delegate at large-Charles c. Upham
Canton; alternate at large-Thomas
F.. Turner.
It is understood that on the question
of Dicks reelection to the state
craftsmanship the delegation will be
about equally divided.
PLEASANTRIES.
During the remarks on the motion
of Upham to substitute the name OF
Hon. Robert Pollock as a delegate
from Lawrence township to the state
convention at Dayton for John P
Jones, the atmosphere became lurid
when Jones rose to his feet to address
the assemblage in his own behalf and
in answer to the statement of Upham
that the Republicans of the county
would be better represented by Pol.
locks than by Jones. Upham rose to
point of order, stating that Jones
was not delegate to the county con
vention and therefore had no right 10
the floor, and turning to Jones in a
loud voice cried out: "Sit down, you're
not In this"
When Jones replied, you can't come
outside and tell me that. am willing
to take issue with YOU"
Upham waving his hand stated
come now, be a gentleman if you
can"
Again, an interesting scene took
place when City Clerk c. C. Lloyd hat
the floor in support of the resolution
to instruct the delegates to the state
convention not to support candidate
for third term, julius Whiting, who
was present at the convention as q
spectator only, at the close of Loyd's
remarks, cried out: How many terms
has Lloyd had as city clerk?'
Lloyd, who was on his feet in a min
ute, replied, ''it cuts no ice with you
you could not and did not help me
get the place"
TURNER TACKLES JONES.
After the convention had adjourned
Attorney Thomas F. Turner and Johr
P, Jones had tilt, during the prog
ress of which challenge was issued
and accepted to debate the question
Of Jones disloyalty to the Republican
candidates. Order was called for and
Bill" Herbst mounted the platform
stating debate was on but on refiec
tion Jones considered that it was pa.
day at his mine and it would be neces
sary for him to leave, hence no tim'
for the debate was fixed.
MT. EATON.