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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23
NEW UNION
DEAL NOW ON
Associated Builders As
ISOLATION of Chicago
Will Settle All Disputes
Not Adjusted Within
One Week.

Chicago, Oct 21.-Unions holding
membership In the associated build
ing trades must settle quarrels among
themselves in future without annoying
their employers. The, central. associa,
lion has given the various unions one
week within which to settle pending
differences. If they fail to do SO in
time, the association will do 1t for
them. Then, unless the unions abide
by the associations rulings their ex-
pulsion from the central body wilt
follow. Neither will the association
support any strike declared by an In
dividual union without the formers
sanction. Officers of the general body
admit that their action is in the ma
ture of coercion. They say 1t is neces-
sary, however, to protect building con-
tractors against strikes resulting from
inter-union disputes with which the
contractors themselves have nething
to do. Operations on many large
buildings have been tied up In this
way during the summer. Just now dis
putes are pending between the plumb
ers, steamfitters, drainpipe layers,
hodcarriers. building laborers, and .ce-
ment flnishers. Certain classes of
work are claimed by two or more un-
ions and the one against which the
contractors decide invariably strikes.
The contractors, manufacturers and
wholesalers are said to have formed
a combination for defense against this
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23
MAYOR TOM WILL
RUN FIRST CAR.

Cleveland, Ohio, october 10. -
Mayor Johnson, who has fought so
hard to give Cleveland a three-cent
street railway service, will run the
first car over the new line wheL
ready to start. President du POM
asked the Mayor to take that honor.
Mayor Tom may have to join the
union first, but he says he'll do that
if requested and keep up his dues for
life, too. He even wants to be elected
as delegate to the Central Labor
union.
1t is announced that the new line
will employ union men, as the old
company has agreed to do in the past
few days. In other words, both shops
will be "open."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23
POP ENTERTAINMENT

The, regular Pop" entertainment
was given at the Y. M C. A. Saturday
night and was one of the best affairs
of this kind presented for a long
time. The entertainment was largely
In the nature of social session and
was highly enjoyed by all present.
During the early part of the even
ing the visitors gathered in the par
lors. where an interesting program
was rendered and was followed by a
number of wrestling bouts which were
given in the gymnasium. They fur
nished no end of amusement and were
exciting from the beginning to the
end.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23
Our Offer is Very Liberal
Elected President,

Streator, ILL.,, Oct. 19.-Edwin R.
Wright of the Chicago Typographical
union, was elected president of the
Illinois State Federation of Labor at
the annual convention tonight. Rock.
ford was chosen as next years meet
ing place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23
Rsel pefeated MoLnrd.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Fred Beel, Wis
consin's crack wrestle', defeated Dan
Mcleod, the Scot, in two straight
falls. catch as catch can, tonight, win
ming revenge for tie match two years
ago in which the result was reversed.
The first fall was on body hold, and
half Nelson in 33 minutes and SO sec
onds; the second head hold in 10
minutes and seven seconds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23
Blood Poisoning.

results from chrome constipation,
which Is quickly cured by Dr. Kings
New Life Pills The
sonous germs IrCI. lAe =. 49,
fuse new life and vigor; cure sour
stomach, nausea. headache, dizziness
and collie, without gripping or discom-
fort 26c Guaranteed by the Durbin
q Wright Co., druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23

Our business is to tell you when
you need glasses. We have the prop
er means of finding out. Examination
free. The teal Co., 2O4 w.
Tusc. ST., OPP Land Hotel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23

condition and threats OF general
lockout are freely made unless the
unions come to termss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23
PILES CURED in s TO IA DAYS.

PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case OF Itching, Blind, bleeding or Pro
trudlng Piles la TO IL days or money re-
unded
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23

big a
and factories that o ground.
So, know representing responsible
Now-why not do soi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23
Advantages to Club Members

you to organize Walker Clubs among your neghbors
relatives and friends because representative you
offer advantages impossible for them obtain else
where You tell them how members of Walker
Clubs get doH6 Vae for every dollar they spend
household supplies They order these supplies direct
from to better than similar goods
sold by stores and get fine Premium worth to the full
value of the household supplies thew buv.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-23

want everywhere to Local Secretaries of
wv Walker Clubs of Ten
No experience necessary.
Very little time required. Only a few hours a month for
each club of ten.
You many clubs you like. Some of Secre
ares act for thirty clubs the time
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
RISGO.
OAK GROVE.

Jan. ? -AIr. Fisher and family arrived last week.
 The recent rams have made the roads almost impossible.
 Rev. Meeks Haley. who has been Ill Oklahoma for several months. returned to spend the holidays with parents and friends. While here he preached at Oak Grove, and also gave a good tenn perance lecture Monday night. Mrs. Lee is staying in Spring dale this week.
 Christmas passed off very qul- etly in this part of the country. Miss Lola Limbaugh will board at Newt. Baggett's during the remainder of this term of school. L. K. Ramsey delivered quite d large book order just before Christmas.
 Iva Sturdivant will attend school in Springdale until the close of the present term.
 Rev. Meeks Hailey returned Wednesday to his duties in Okla homa.
 Mrs. Tevebaugh returned to her home at Gentry last week.
 If we had the versatile pen ot Mulkeepmo We might add con. siderable to this gist of news, but as we have not will close.
 MARI.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
NH kEEpMC
.AsA,u,. MhcEDNIA.

Jan. Mrs. Rill Cundiff. of Greenland, is visiting relatives here.
 : Although tile Morris Milling Co. Is running almost day and night they can scarcely supply the demand for lumber and shin- gles.
 Mrs. George Byrd has been sick but Is better at this writing.
 Messrs. Tom Donaldson and Wm. Kinsey, of Tahlequah, I. T., spent the holidays with relatives and friends here.
 Santa Claus visited the home of MT. and Mrs. ]. K. Langley Christmas and left a fine baby girl. MT. Langley seems to be well pleased with the present.
 Our public school, which was taught by Prof. Duncan, of Mad- 1son County, closed recently. Ii was pronounced by both patrons and directors as a grand success from every point of view. Prof. Duncan has many friends here who wish him success in any bus mess he may undertake.
 Hon. s. P. Williams has just closed very successful term oi school at Whitener and moved to his farm three miles north of Spring Valley.
 Frisco" visited some of his many friends and relatives at Jay Byrd during the holidays and was the recipient of several beautiful
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
MIR. OWEN TO sPRINGDALE

publication which will be held in the city of Louisville. Grand invitations are being mailed to every person who has wandered away from Kentucky and Il is es- timated that nearly million in- Ritations will be sent out. The Commercial Club Of Louisville is Arranging the doings for the home welcome. If you hal from Old Kentucky and desire an 1n- vitation 10 revisit the old home send your name, address. and time of leaving old Kentucky home, to Mulkeepmo who will gladly forward same to the in- vitation committee.
 E. P Williams will have his new residence completed in d few days.
 J.W. Denver has moved from the Cummings place which is now occupied by Mr Foas and family. AIr. Denver. has moved to Fayetteville.
 For q number of years NIully  has made it point to watch the coming of the New Year, and to- night, as these lines are inscrib- ed we are aware of the fact that otl&rs are watching the passing of the Old Year, as the dull roar of anvils and muffied tolling of bells from afar of attest to the vigilance of these'other watchers; - TIs midnikh9s holY hour, and si-
 lence now Is breeding Ike kentle spirit OCT The still and puaeless world. Hark on the winds
 The bells deep tones are swelling
 'tis the knell
 Of the departed year.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

presents. Among them was q beautiful neektie from Miss Dot ty Garrel and silk handkerchief from Henry Carrel. All the presents are greatly appreciated by the receiver.
 Tom Drake. of Weeeler, k vls- ting relatives and friends here.
 C. ". Cannon attended the Ma sonic installation at Goshen Wednesday.
 Lester Plain. of Lees Summit, Me, k visiting relatives here.
 We learn that Thos. Langham, of Madison County, who accident ally shot himself q few days ago. is in q critical condition and is not expected to live.
 Henry Cannon has just closed q term of school at Bnrk's Shed which was grand success in every respect. The patrons and trustees were 90 we'll pleased that the latter gave the teacher d highly complimentary letter.
 I will close, hoping all the News readers and correspondents have had a Merry Christmas, and wishing them Happy New Year.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
WHEELER.

Jan. Jim Cowan gave the young people watch party at his home Sunday night. There were somewhere between twenty and thirty present. All had q nice time and heard some good music. Let Us always ring out the old and ring in the new year.
 The county surveyor has been out ill this neigh borhood survey ing some land for Mr Swicegood, Sam Myers and others.
 Steve MeLoud who has been out in Colorado for the past few months, arrived home last Mon- day. Just in time to eat Xmas dinner with home folks. He said he didn't like Colorado very we'll.
 He thought it was too cold out
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
LOWELL.

Jan. 2.-E. Anthony has been confined to his room for several days on account of chronic trou- bles.
 Joseph Davis, after spending about three weeks with relatives over on Osage, returned Thurs day.
 Lee Henry, Arthur Mayes and Arthur Phillips are enjoying hugely the after consideration of shooting some fire crackers.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
friends at Carthage, Mo.


 Chas. White and wife, who was formerly Miss Hester Aaron. of Payson, Okla, are visiting relatives in this section Mr. White is q rural mail carrier.
 George Webster and wife. Of Broken Arrow, | T., are visiting the latter's parents, AIr. and Mrs. 5. J. Beaver.
 Miss Johnnle Mount has been employed to teach the Deane school near Fayetteville and be- gan her duties this morning
 The Rebekah lodge at this place gave d supper at the hall last Tuesday night A nice pro gram of recitations and music was furnished. X fair crowd was in attendance.
 It k announced that | Mr Eel ton of Fannin Co, Texas, and Mrs. Mary Ellen HaneY will be united in marriage tomorrow, January 2.
 The department will have no trouble in getting carrier for  the rural mail route to be estaB- lished Feb. E. The following men are applicants: F. Q. Horton Ed. Fergus, Ed Kelley. Horace Horton, r. D. Glover, Clint Kit ter, John Anderson and Nelly HGranbill
 Santa Claus was little late in visiting the home of Jack Patton, but on the day following Christi mas he was presented twin boys. Jack Is prouder of them than small boy with his first boots. Mother and babies are reported doing well.
 Mrs. George Granmer and Miss Lou Gilmore spent the holi- days with relatives in Missouri.
 Frank Wright and Miss Eugen- ie Ritter were united in marriage  Sunday afternoon, Dec. 31, Rev. Y A. Gilmore officiating. Frank k q worthy young man and the bride, the oldest daughter of II. (. Ritter by her kindly ways aud gentle manners, holds the friend. ship of the entire community.
 In his recent speech at Elm Springs in telling why he had Dr. Hartzog desposed as presl- dent of the University, Gov. Davis stated that Hartzog had Received the board. that he repre- sented himself to be q graduate, when he secured the place, but they afterward found out that ''h6 did not have diploma from arig school on earth. Your correspondent found that Dr. Hartzog not only claimed two aluate degrees, but also claim ed LL.D. from Mercer Univer- sity We have just received letter from this great Baptist school at Macon, Ga, stating that they did confer this degree upon Henry Hartzog i'll June. 1899. Now the question arises, why should the Governor of Arkansas slander one who is | Baptist preacher is not in poli- tics. and holds as high an educational degree as the presi- dent of Harvard or Yalel
 A happy New Year to The News and readers.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

tion
 Our public school was dismiss rd on December q for the holi- days and reopened again January ,. Prof Davis and Miss Grace are enjoying the vacation with home folks at Fayetteville.
 W. H. ITamby. Sr., who lives west oI Lowell, has been serious g sick for some time and is re- ported no better and very little hopeis entertained for his reeov- ery on aecountof his age and dis eased condition.
 j. |. Philips was complaining very much last Thursday of not feeling well at all. Itwas likely on account of visiting the previ- ous three days at places where there was plenty to eat
 Ross Davis, of Fort Smith, came home Thursday on visit He had been spending several of the holidays out in Oklahoma. looking after some interests of his in that country.
 Several relatives and frienGs from Lowell attended the funer- al of Mrs. Patterson at Spring dale on Monday.
 The mistakes VI have made during the past year are forever gone, but we hope to profit by them. and do greater things in the future, by writing, talking, working and acting.
 Miss Gadd1e Greene, of Prairie Grove, visited here several days with relatives and friends during Christmas week.
 Esther Davis1eftlatter part of last week on q visit to a sister who lives at Commerce. Texas.
 Quite crowd of men from parts of this and other states got of the different trains at Lowell |
 Wednesday and Thursday on their way to Monte Ne to witness the racing and the great gather ing of the pioneer fox hunters.
 E. J. Bishop, of. Osage Mills, who recently bougRe land of W. A. Ogden, moved pgtr latter part of last week, aud We slearn will commence the ereetior nice residence soon. He% cupying the Graham propy present. s1
 We are sorry to learn of }fie death of our friend, Walter Me Cannon, which occurred recently on account of typhoid fever, in Eratb' County, Texas. Walter formerly lived in this community and las host of friends that re- gret his early departure
 ]. r. kimmins, who lives alone on the ]. <. Ferguson place. was visited by nut7ls of lady friends last Friday, eswelf fill ed baskets of good things, which caused the old boy to show his teeth. The day was spent pleasantly talking, laughing and joking John is all right, but needs some one to look after him.
 Christmas was bright, pleas ant day and seemed to be enjoyed by all. A number took advaut- age of the low rates given by the railroads and visited friends at distance
 Albert Ogden, of Alton, l. T. came over during the holidays and spent several days with some of hls special friends.
 w. A. Elliott left several days ago to spend two weeks visiting relatives at Sherman, Texas.
 It seems the incorporation of Lowell had very agreeable eff feet on the would-be disturber, for the best of order prevailed during the entire holidays. One : good feature was that very little
 whiskey was noticed. , Nrs \ T.ooney has been
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
J0HNS0N.

series of Johnson jottings for the ear DOS, and a glance back 7rer the doings of the year dis closes many local changes since ehe coming of the last New Year,
 The year las gone, and With 1t manya glorious
 throng
 gf happy dreams, It's mark k on
 each brow,
 It's shadow in each heart. In it's
 swift course II waved it's scepter o'er the beautiful, And they are not It laid it's pallid
 hand
 pon the strong man, and the haugh-
 ty form
 $ fallen and the flashing eye is dim. st tfod the hall of regelrY, where
 thronged
 The bright and joyous, and the tear
 ful vail
 of stricken ones k heard where erst
 the song
  And reckless shout res0unded
 It passed o'er The battle plain. where sword and
 spear and shield
 Flashed in the light 1f midday, and
 the strength
 of serned hosts is shivered, and the
 grass.
 f5reen from the soil of carnage. waves
 above
 The crushed and moldering skeleton
 It came,
 And faded like a wreath of mist at
 eve:
 Yet ere it melted in the yiewlesS ar II heralded it's millions to their home n the dim land Of dreams
 The passing of tile holiday season was not narred by the usual lot Of boisterous eelebrat- ne and ::,baehnalian jollity" and #uite d number Of cur people have been entertaining visitors from broad, while sonic have eelehfat- sd this week b4 visiting friends and relatives who are not so for tunate as to reside in this favor d land
 The news of the sad deq tIl of Nrs. Carrie ClaypooIe= will shock ~sher many friends who chance to peruse .ta1s itenr. Mrs. Gay poole Hse br1.nilissslne grass1n her yaMat her tRi,Ne in Mus. kogeqssk T. on. urdaY, Dec. l6 wheit<; the, tlafdAs caught on her cfafbiiiis < aifa before the fire coQa se eSfilatsgt lshed she re- ceiyed suth in jtfriFS that medical aid could aot a1erf .,tfe coming of the grim nl6ssengsr>r and in a few hours she passed s&aa,y and left d devoted .hpspand aud two little children t6.ln6t,rtil tAr untrnely death. aNlfsasa afapSoole Was the wife of Edward E. c'faypoole, former. .eitiznp pf this place, but who has been in the carpenter and contracting business at Mus eogee for several years.
 Ben Johnson, Jr. left this.even- ing for St. Louis where he will resume his studies at the tech nical school where he IS fitting himself to be plumber.
 F. P. Barnett has moved his household goods to cottage near Springdale where he intends to reside until he determines where he shall make permanent loca- ton.
 A target rife and Tommy Nail had a mix-up last Wednesday and the doctor cannot get the rifle bullet out of the top of Tommy's right foot where itmeandered af- ter leaving the muzzle of the gun. Tommy is laid up and has a very exalted opinion of the penetrating power of a bullet fired from a small cal1ber rifle.
 Prof. Henry shaffer, of Alma, managed to scrouge enough time to make a flying visit to relatives here first of last week. 5 The Post office Department has made a speclal order favor ing the rural carrier on the John son route, and carrier Arthur |. Smith is permitted to be accom- panied by his wife. Mrs. Smith
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
Special Correspondenee.

made her first trip around the circle Christmas day.
 Guy Pearee is visiting rela- tives at Purdy, Mo.
 D. X. Pearce passed up tie Frisco on Christmas evening on his way home to Purdy, Mo Mr. Pearce was accompanied by his son Roy, who has been in the Asylum for Nervous Diseases. at Little Rock, for the past ten months. Roy looked well and hearty and appeared to be cured of his troubles.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson returned today from Taylor, Miss, where they have been visi- ting relatives during Christmas week.
 John MeCIendon and wife, with their.gnests from Bellerille, Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris and Mrs. Brown. went down to Porter, Ark, today.
 NIT. and Mrs. Albert Miller, former citizens of Johnson, spent several days of last week here while on their way home from a journey away down south. They reside near Wellington, Ark.
 K. NJ. Lichlyter Is just recover ing from a severe attack of grip, while postmaster Hanks Is just getting started in with good case of the aggrafretting disease which has already got the old fellow down in bed.
 \ route inspector Was along with rural carrier Smith last Friday and the roads over which carrier Smith journeys failed to reeelve very. complimentary al lusions. The fellow. was dys- Ipeptic. very probably, as he grum- bled at a lot of other T things which suit local folks.
 Mir and Mrs. Carl Waves nov cd up to SpringdaleSaturday and are located in the Mrs. Lea prop erty which Mr. Mayes purchased some time. ago.
 Mrs. ClfrfBFay and 5Mildren returnea .toya.y \ ts,'t.e.a !. Sstmas visit to .fstafives q [ ssaaaao
 tilsEuper: .4f S. ir ;; |sss b.. ret,aned hprfe fTA sss; afterSpending a wsesiSs.a tlt his isss', mother and otl1eElts,a s,nsaap of Johnson. i's
 John Busey and family sssre also among the nafiv Christmas. visitors who journeyed back to renew old. friendships here among the old hills where the long Yesterdays, with their boys. and girls, now grown up to men. and women, cause many home sick hears to pine for frequent. home-eomings: v And the loving hearts we knew there
 in the time of trust and truth, Surely still they wait behind us in the
 Pantheon of Youth
 But the Angel of the Valley at the
 portal bars the way,
 And a flaming sword forblds US from
 the Castle Yesterday. y
 Robert Higgins and Miss Ada Wilson were to be uni fed in mar riage today at the hcme of the bride west of Johnson.
 A. K. Arnold. and family, of Batesville, Ark, are occupying the residedce vacated recently by F. F. Barnett. Mr. Arnold will farm the land for $. G. Bearie, who IS the present owner of the property.
 Uncle John Lichlyter telebrat- ed his eighty-fourth birthday on Saturday, Dec. g. It is a long, long time, this span of If e from the qulet days of James Monroe to the strenuous reign of Roose- welt.
 There will be great tif inc next June in Louisville, ky.l when l |. f--s
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
ELM SPRINGS.

:. January Miss Dora Dingle IS making an extended visit with
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-24
PoSteS teleSIafCOS de papel

Sc ha descubierto una nueva
aplicacion del papel que resulta
el mas idoneo de los materia-
les para hacer postes de telegra-
fos.
Estos poStes sc hacen con
pasta de papel, a la que Sc ana
de un POGO de b6rax, sebo, etc.
La pasta sc echa en- grandeS
moldes, que llevan en- Ell centro
IN anima o barra muy gruesa
de manera que el poste~ tiene la
forma de un mastil hueco, que
Sc corta de la longitud que Sc
quiere.
Los postes de papel, ademas
de ser mucho mas ligeros Y mas
fuertes que los de- MADEIRA, re
sisten acknowledgements el sol, la
lluvia y la humedad, Y ademas
estan libres de los insectos que
ataCan a la MADEIRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-24
CuadrOs de SOrOlla

La exposition de los cuadros de
Sorolla, en- Paris, ha sido un verda-
dero exito para nuestro egregio com
patricia.
Segdn vemos en- un peri6dico, So
rolla ha vendido en- ocho dias, cua-
dros por valor de 200 900 frances.
Una galerfade Londres lie ha pc
dido que eXponga allf tambiGn sus
lienzos.
Los espanoles que residen en- Pa-
rim han rendldo tambiGn tribute de
admiration al compatriota ilustre.
FL marques de Casa-Riera ha ad +
quirido en- 10000 frances Ia "Bendi-
ci6n de una barca, una maravilla dc
color, de luz de ejecuci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-24
Revista naval

En- los ultimos dias de Agos-
to Sc verihcara en- Oyster Bay,
residencia veraniega del Presi-
dente Roosevelt la revista ma
val de mayores preparedness
que Sc haya presenciado hasta
ahora en- aguas americanas. To-
mara parte en- ella todo el es-
cuadron del Atlantico baio las
ordenes del almirante Evans.
Dlezciocho cruCeros y navios de
guerra constituyen esta escua-
dra y el Jefe de la nacion solem-
nizara ell acto con su presencia.