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Mr. Tawney's remarks on the joint statehood bill follow:

statehood bill follow:
 MT. Speaker, no member of this House believes more sincerely than I do that Arizona and New Mexico ought not to be admitted into the Union, either jointly or severally. Neither of them possesses the natural conditions that give assurance of it's ability to maintain a permanent pop ulation of sufficient size to entitle t to be state forever.
 But, MT. Speaker, our government is g government by party and party responsibility. not a government by individuals or individual responsibil- ity. Our government as such has no policies. It's policies are the policies of the party in control of the govern ment. These policies are formulated and declared by national conventions or by the representatives of the party in control in the legislative and ex- ecutive branches of the government, and we must either stand or fall with the policies of our party. In this par ticuiar instance the representatives of the party now in control of the government have declared in favor of the policy it is sought to be en- forced by this rule, and although I differ individually with that policy and with the judgment of those who have framed it. nevertheless, as a member of the party in control Of the government, I bow to the juds ment of the majority of my party as sociates, and will therefore support this resolution. Loud applause OF the republican side.D
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Returned From Prospectins-Ct

Returned From Prospectins-Cari Anderson and Fred Swanson arrived here yesterday from a prospecting trip through Southern Sonora They stat ed that they had struck nothing rich in the way of a mine, but had acquired considerable knowledge. They as sert that the best treatment they have had vas from the Mexicans while trav- cling through that state They left Cananea three months ago with pros pectiLg outfit While they have been unable to find anything big, they in- tend to go to york In the mines here until they cau get another stake and then sally forth again.
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resent the people of Rhode Island? Do Perkins and Flint represent the people of California? Let us talk sense.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-12

the last two days, returned their ver-
dict Friday AFTERNOON about 8 o'clock,
allowing the plaintiff damages to the
amount of s147.50. The plaintiff in
his petition asked damages in the sum
of $560.wi interest, claiming that he
bought car load of -four from the
milling company and they shipped it
to Virginia; that 1t was to be brand
ed as Meals special brand; that 1t
was an inferior quality of flour and
he could not sell it, because of which
he asked the damages mentioned
Attorneys McCaughey and Eggert for
plaintiff and Lynch. Day and Day for
defendant.
The jury having completed their
work for the week, Judge Amber ex-
cused them until next Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock and ordered the court
constable to adjourn court until said
time.
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PETITION FILED.

]. H Harmon, through his attorney
Roscoe McCulloch, filed his petition In
the common pleas court against I'm
pertis Martin, asking that a certain
contract for the transfer Of real es,
tate property located at No. zO6 East
Lake street, belonging to plaintiff
and tract of land located in Crystal
Park addition, belonging to defendant
be reformed so as to include all of the
tract of land owned by said defend
ant in said addition and that the court
order the records in the Office of the
county recorder to be cancelled, where
In it is alleged the defendant after
wards conveyed a portion of the Crys-
tai Park addition to his wife.
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INFATUATED
With Her Boarder, Hus-
band Declares in An
swer to Divorce Suit.
The State Bank Gases
Again.

william Newcomer, through his
attorneys, Craine and Snyder, yester-
Gay filed his answer to the petition of
his wife, Della Newcomer, praying
for a divorce on the ground of ex-
treme cruelty. In his answer he de-
nies all the allegations of cruelty set
forth in her petition, and says he
did not leave her home for the reason
set forth in her petition, but on the
contrary alleges tnat in September,
1905, one John Walker, began boarding
and lodging at their residence in the
town OF Minerva, and that thereafter
his wife paid more attention to Walk
er than she did to the defendant. He
further alleges his wife became in
fatuated to such an extent with the
said John Walker that they went
fishing together; that plaintiff refused
to go to church with him, but sec
reilly was accompanied to and from
church by said John Walker. Defend
ant asks that his wife's petition be
dismissed and that he go hence with
bis costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-12
THE STATE BANK CASES.

The attorneys on both sides of the
case just decided by the circuit court,
with reference to the question of the
constitutionality of the Ohio free
banking act, have prepared separate
journal entries setting forth the find-
ing of the court
Prosecutor Upham and his associate
Attorney John Craine, met with At
torneys Virgil P. Kline, Lynch and
Welty who represent the principal de-
PENDANTS in the controversy, in Mr.
Weltys office Friday afternoon, and
as was expected a hitch occurred, in
other words the attorneys could not
agree upon the entry TO be spread upon
the journal. 1t will now be necessary
for the attorneys to present their en-
tries to the circuit court for an order
from said tribunal as to which entry
really does set forth the findings OF
the court.
Attorney Virgil P. Kline, who rep.
resents defendant, Harvey H. Miller,
came on to Canton today specially
AACAA @NON IOih AOl INC pulpOSC VI
meeting counsel, and, if possible,
agreeing upon this much disputed
journal entry. Mr.. Kline had expect
ed to leave the city at o'clock yes
terday afternoon for Columbus, but
was necessarily detained until later
hour because of the failure of the at
torneys to agree upon the journal en-
try. Deputy Clerk of Courts Agler
stated that no transcript of the case,
as ordered by the defendants counsel,
would be made out until a properly
approved entry was spread upon the
journal.
Judge Hole will be in Canton Mon
day morning to hold court, and If an
application for change of venue is
made by the defendants the court will
then take up the matter. Up to this
time no application for a change of
place of trial has been filed.
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Permits To Wed.


Harry S. Heiss and Eturah ]. Bard
Alliance.
Frank ]. zopf and Id c. Noftsinger
Navarro.
Edwin l.. Dixon and Sylvia Wiley
Canton.
Harley M. Kaylor and Edith M. Hal
Alliance.
Wilbur H. Hosmer to Edith M. Lo
gan, Alliance.
Homer w. Sanor and Clara B. Mich
oil, Alliance.
Lloyd Rubright and Stella Fox
New Baltimore.
Robert E. Bair and Lenora o. Kan.
erer, Hartville.
William j. Immel and Florence B
Dick, Canton.
George Bosley and Cora l. Baker
North Lawrence.
John Labaka and Lena Altman
Massillon.
Albert ]. Miller and Estella e
Lynch, Massillon.
George l.. Launier and Jennie l.
Bates, Alliance.
Albert ]. Smith and Emma G. Zu.
ber, Osnaburg.
Otis c. Fisher and Lulu M. West.
fall, Canton.
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BOARD OF REVIEW.

The Canton board of review is now
in daily session with Offices ON the
first floor of the court house. where
all persons, who are fortunate enough
TO own real estate, and who claim that
their property is listed too high, go
and register their kick. AS yet, they
cay. not a great many complaints
have been entered The board will
be In session for several weeks longer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-12
RECRUITS FOR THE PEN

Saturday morning Sheriff Frank
Wilson will leave for Columbus talk
ing with him c. Mannerino. the Ital-
ian from Alliance, convicted and re-
Gently sentenced to five years impris-
onment in the Ohio penitentiary for
the murder of Shriver of Alliance
Paolo, his partner, also indicted for
the same crime is still at large and
his whereabouts is a mystery.
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$780,
Alliance, Sixth Ward
j. L. Dawson to Lindsey Strop, p
s. w. Sec S6251, 15-1OO acre, $4,000.
Canton, Third Ward
Emma Shidler to Geo. w. Mitchell
lot 1851, ex. 100 it. E. E. $21OO.
Canton, Seventh Ward.
K. P. Russell to Henry j. Young
lot 7SO. 60 it. E. E., lot 781, 6Ox2
$4,000.
James A. Reynolds to Morris C
Roller, lot 653S, $780,
Osnaburg Township
Albert Walker to Matthias Walker
Osnaburg, lot .29 s. 1-2, $4418O.
Pike Township
w. H. Becker to Edward Stokes. P.
N. w. P. S. w. Sec. 3, 1 $500 acres
$3.50.
Alliance, First Ward.
Gertrude L. Huffer to Ira Martin
lot 451, 50?15O, NJ w. P, $3.50.
Alex. Loman to Granite Improve
ment Co.. lots 294-2S5-236, $4,000.
Alliance, Second Ward
Sam d. Lane to Granite Improve
ment Co.. P. N. e. Sec. 25-162, IA
acre; P, N. E. Sec. 25-161, IA acre;
Sec. 25-169, $1O,5OO.
Alliance, Third Ward.
Robert and Janet Aud to VIM
Auld, lots 3297, 329S, $780, 1908, 1926
1920, 1922 and E. 1-2 lot 1907, $177O
duplicate value.
VIM. and Jessie to Robert Aud
lots 1925, 1913, 1929, $500, 1891, 1881
1866, 1921, 391S, 1917, 1919, s2l8O, dup
licate value.
Alliance Fourth Ward.
Frank c. Woods to Lizzie s. Bardo
lot 1851, $27OO.
Canton, First Ward.
w. l.. Davis Co to Curvie Webb
and Emma M. Paxton, lot 1916, $1,000
Harriet Shorb ct al to Geo. S. Shaef.
fer, lots 1856, ,9267, s1575.
Canton, Second Ward.
Eleanor Slornsd to John J. and
NJ. A. slomsky, lots 16S2-1633, w. IL
$500.
Stark Brush & Broom Co. to The.
resa Falla, lot 112, 60 TT. w. E., 81.
Assets Realization Co. of N. ]. tc
Frank E. Bamberger, lot 1916, part
$1,000.
Frank e. Bamberger to Susan
Smith, lot 1916, part, $145O.
Conrad Peter to Moses Wolinsky
lots 1754-1756, $500.
Edna l.. Zumstine to Sarah r..
Spencer, lots 2O23-2O24, 3Ox5O 1-2
5000.
Canton, Fourth Ward.
]. P. Barker to Harry Gunsbery
lot 1865, 1915.
Canton, Sixth Ward.
w. L. Davis Co. to Frank Klohs
lot 664. s21OO
Massillon, First Ward
Anthony J. Clementz to Leo N
Gabele, lot 1475, $4,000.
Masslllon, Second Ward.
Nettie j. Keller to Mortimer s. Gill
lett. lot 726, $3.50
Jacob p Dutton to Sylvester Burd
lot 2Os8, 81 it. N. s.. $2600
Massillon, Fourth Ward.
Peter Schmidt to Regina NJ. Smith
lot 227, part. s1875.
Canton Township.
Charles II. Wiltsie to Mary James
N. p. s. e.. Sec. 23, 80 acres. $2850.
Mary James to Regina A. Mangum
N. P. S. q. Sec. %, 80 acres, $500.
Bethlehem Township.
Gabriel Basht to Eliza Fox, Ma
varre, lot 270. N. w. p, $3.50.
Jacob Henbrick to Jacob and Cath
crime Fohl, w. P. f. fir. Sec, 5, IA
acres, s245O.
Paris Township.
Frank Sponseller to Emanuel III.
Koontz, P. N. e. Sec. 4, 20 4O-1OO
acres; N. e. p. N. e. Sec 4, IL acres;
p. N. e. Sec. 4. 10 1900 acres, $1,000.
Perry Township.
Alonzo Smith to P. f. w. and G.
r. H. Co. 1 6-1OO acres. $3.50.
Alliance, Third Ward.
Jenkins and Kinsey to Evan N.
Middleton. p. N. E. Sec. S6-17S, 7s-1OO
acre. $500.
}. q. and M. Hauueford to James
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CRIMINAL DOCKET.

Judge Bow called the criminal pro-
bate court docket in court room No.
2 Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The
docket shows II cases for trial this
term, security for costs having been
furnished IN 10 cases. The term will
begin Monday, June IS, the jury for
the term having previously been
drawn.
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and Johanna Blice, lot S0iS. s625.
Alliance. Fifth Ward
Sarah 8. Spicer to John H. Graham,
lots 2sSs-2SS5 to 1897. s37OO.
Canton, First Ward.
Harriet Shorb ct al to Mary 70
Correll, lot S1S9, ex. AZ It. ID. e.. $4,000
Harriet Shorb ct al to Grace M
Poyser, lot 1853, $3.50.
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CORRESPONDENCE.


Mapleton, June 6.-Chlldren's exer-
cises at the Disciple church were
largely attended Sunday.
Ed Sherer, Clark Daum and Marion
Kleitz were working near Louisville
last week.
James Snyder and Frank Barrack
attended the ball game at Canton Sun
cay.
Mrs. George Kleitz and son, How
ard, visited relatives in Paris Sun
day.
Charley Miller and brother, Earl,
who are working in Canton, spent Sun
Gay with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Gregory vis-
tied friends in Waynesburg Sunday
Calvin Long is having his barn
rooted.
Mrs. Jennie Hershberger is working
in Canton.
Miss Maggie Kinright is spending
a few days in Magnolia
L. l.. Daum and sons are saving
near Magnolia this week.
Mrs. Calvin Long made business
trip to Canton Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Allerton spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. John
Long, of Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Koffell and
son, GaroId of Canton, visited rela-
tives here Monday.
George H. Snyder made a business
trip to Canton Friday.
Roy Bentz, who is working at Os-
naburg, visited his parents here Sun
day
J. E. Shearer and sister, Harriet
Hershberger, attended the Clapper re-
union at William Clappers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shearer and fam
lily attended the surprise party on Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schoy. One hundred
and twenty-five partook of a sumptu-
Gus dinner. The table was beautiful
ly decorated with carnations and
ferns.
A. S. Binkley made business trip
to Canton Friday.
Carmen & Loutzenheiser, of Louis
vile, loaded car of wheat here Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hoy spent Sat
urday in Canton.
Edward Krider and sister, Ada, Wis
tied relatives in Paris Sunday.
Ed. Freeze, of Canton, spent Sun
day with G. l.. Daum,
George Bentz and sister, Anna, at
tended communion services at Paris
Sunday.
Mrs. j. T. Tood and Edith Mercer
spent Saturday in Canton.s
Henry Jones made business trip
10 Howenstein Monday.
j. w. Evans made a business trip
to Canton Friday.
Paris, June 6.-Mr. and Mrs Marion
Conrad, of Canton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Conrad and daughter, Beula, of
Linden, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Conrad Sunday.
T. Sheatsly is putting new roof
on M. Farmers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Lautzenheiser.
of Louisville; Mrs. Ira Autram and
children, of Mt. Union, Mrs. P. Lentz,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mott, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Hayman. John Foltz and wife,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Motts visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lentz Sunday.
J. e. Coen, Of Pittsburg, spent sew
eral days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Conrad.
G. Krabil and wife, OF Freeburg.
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Lentz one
day last week.
Rev. Hange spent Sunday with
George Kreiger and family.
Edith Swallen, of Canton, spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Shearer
Esther Booth has returned home
from attending school at Pittsburg.
Clair Hostetter, of Minerva, spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Harst last week.
Eayard, June 5.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Warwick were entertained by his
brother and sister, Mrs. King. of Cleye-
land. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Patterson, OF Moul-
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INSPECTION ToIIR

The board OF county commissioners
left Friday morning on an inspection
tour through several townships In the
county to look over bridges and cul-
verts. 1t is the duty of the commits
sioners to make these inspection tours
annually.
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ANNUAL CLEA MING

The different ianitors at the court
house are at present busily engaged
with their annual cleaning of the diff
ferent offices about the building
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|
Minerva, June TO. M. Sala was
called to Hlyria Monday on account
of the illness of the little son of Rev.
J. p. Sala.
Mrs. o. l.. Hawkins is very Ill with
grip.
Mrs. John Elder returned from
| Washington, ID. c., Monday, after
months visit there with her son,
Frank. On her arrival home she
learned of the death of her two grand
children. Don and Valoise Perdue.
Miss Nellie Feltz is a Carrollton
visitor this week.
| About $50 from here attended the
pottery picnic at Rock Springs.
Miss Fannie Grimes spent Monday
| in Wellsville.
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Hines and son,
Jacob, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Shut
maker and daughter, Leatha, spent
Sunday at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Hines, two miles east
of town,
Charles Rue is building d nice house
on Liberty street
Mrs. Robert Campbell returned
home from Pittsburg Tuesday even.
| ing.
Miss Cora Rhoedebush was called
to her home near Hallisburg Sun.
day on account of the serious III
ness of her mother.
Mrs. Charles Unkefer Is quite i'll
with rheumatism and heart trouble.
To p,rt1 LODI fe aif raIn
tives near Carrollton.
Master Arthur Brewer, of Magno-
| liza, visited his aunt, Mrs. James
| Carr, several days last week.
Mrs. Clarence Young and son are
visiting relatives near Kensington.
E e. Violette, the evangelist at
the Christian church, received news
of the death of his brother in Illinois
last Friday and left at once for that
place. The meeting closed with 80
additions to the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graham have
moved from Elizabeth street to the
residence of Joseph Unkefer on Line
street.
Mrs H. ]. Crowl and son are Canton
visitors this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crissinger have
returned from visit with the for
mer's parents in Malvern.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Calerdine and
daughter, Ethel, are Cleveland Wis
itors
Miss Vera Dennis, of Canton, is WIS.,
iting relatives here.
Walter Stockman, of Alliance, was
guest of Ellis Spray several days
last week, en- route for Waynesbdrg.
Miss Carrie Gaser, teacher in tim
public school at East Liverpool, isea
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Mong
Miss Mary Danner Is a Cleveland
visitor this week.
Mrs. Frank Irwin is entertaining
her father, Mr.. Carnahan, Of East
Liverpool
Mrss @. Davis is visiting her daugh.
ter, Miss Olive Davis, In Canton,
Valoise Perdue, the 7-year-old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Perdue, died
Friday evening. and their son, Don,
aged 13. died Saturday evening, both
OF diphtheria. Private funerals were
held Saturday and Sunday at 10
o'clock
Frank Smith, of New Philadelphia.
was calling on friends in town last
week
Ralph Smith has accepted a posi-
tion as clerk in S. B. Cohns clothing
store.
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Cairo, June 7.-Miss Lena Hors-
holder, of Brimfield, is visiting friends
in Cairo
John Fugner and family, of Ak
ron, spent one day this week with
Franklin Fullmer and family.
Iva Hasslsr spent Saturday and
Sunday with her aunt in Greentown.
Henry Fullmer and wife, and Frank
Fullmer and wife attended the Full
mer reunion near Akron Saturday.
Nelson Stambaugh and family Wis
tied Sunday with friends near Hart
Vile.
Mrs. j. A. Dellfosse spent Monday
in Akron
William Reed has returned .iomo
after visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Reed.
j. A. Dellfosse and daughter. Mabel.
spent Saturday fishing at Fritche's
lake. They report good time but
not great many fish
Hartville, June 7.-Mrs. George
Keyser returned on Sunday from
weeks visit with friends in Detroit.
Mr.. Myers. of Alliance, was the
guest of his brother-in-law, Rev. John
Ringle. on Saturday
The Lake township Patterson COM
mencement will be held In the Goetz
and Keller hall on Friday evening,
June g.
Mrs. Pitltin, of Ravenna, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Baughman.
The convention of the Sunday
School association held In the Re-
frmed church on Tuesday, was one
OF interest and instruction ko all
Sunday school workers. The sessions
we're well attended . The following
officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, Adam Miller;
vice president, Ira Miller; secretary,
Miss Mable Wise; treasurer, H. q.
Pontius. vice president, oil OF
Greentown. where the next conyen-
ton will be held.
The Hartyille Cemetery association
has bills out ANNOUNCING a straw
berry festival to be given on the
High school grounds Saturday even
ing, June 8. All the delicacies of the
season will he served-
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VERDICT IN DAMAGE SUIT.

The jury in the case OF Joseph M
Neal VS.. Isaac Harter Milling Co.,
which case has been on trial during
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was in our village Wednesday attend
ing the festival in the evening,
elmer Howells. of Niles, was in our
village Friday,
n.4ss lio.olte Gram, on Wlnlot,
gave our village call Friday.
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Eayard, June 5.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Warwick were entertained by his
brother and sister, Mrs. King. Of CleYe-
land. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Patterson, OF Moul-
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Middlebraneh. June s--Mra Q. H.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Canton, Second Ward.

Canton, Second Ward.
George w. Mitchell to John H.
Krumlauf, N. P. N. w. Sec. 1880,
$3.50.