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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27

Former Representative Charles T
Cherry was telling some men at
Springfield the other day of a bag
gage man in an Illinois town to which
a number of influential Quakers were
coming. The baggage man conceived
the idea that if the visitors thought
he, too, was a Quaker business might
be helped thereby. Consequently up
on the arrival of the delegation at the
station the leader was greeted by the
baggage man, who solicitously asked:
Has thou the checks for thou bag
gage?" And yet he wondered why the
Quakers smiled.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27
A Real Distinction.

A young matron of New York is the
only one of her family who is not in
Who's Who" her father being a well
known clergyman and her mother,
brother and sister being more or less
celebrated writer's. One day her sis.
ter was condoling with her on her
lack o, distinction in this respect.
Never mind, Belle" said the literary
sister; you may not be in Who's
Who but you're the only member of
the family who is in the telephone
book, and that costs real money"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27
Wine Without Grapes.

The Bavarian wlnemaker who fabrl.
Gated $4,000 gallons of wine in one
year by means of chemicals, without
drop Of grape Juice, is one of many
similarly engaged who deserve the
punishment of Imprisonment and fine
which he alone gets. Within seven
years 300 tons of glycerin have been
used by this dealer, II seems, making
wine, besides citric and tartaric acids
No wonder that, with such a beverage
the bibulous Bayarian gets extremely
tight" almost to the point of eXplos
ion.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27
STARS ON COINS AND FLAG.
Little Heralery Lore Shown in the
Five and six Points.

The stars on the great seal and the
seal of the president Of the United
States are fiye-pointed, while on the
seal of the house of representatives
they are siX.pointed The 10 stars on
the diverse of the present half and
quarter dollar are five.pointed. The
reverse of the present half and quar-.
ter dollar is copy of the great seal,
except that the clouds are omitted. 1t
is evident that heraldry has not taken
very strong hold in these matters
in the United States, therefore 1t is
not in the power of anyone to say
without a doubt why the difference in
the stars on the flag and the coins.
So far as is known, with the exception
of the reverse of the present half and
quarter dollar, the stars on American
coins are copied from the colonial
coins. which were, no doubt, made
after the manner of English horaldry,
while the flag was made up after the
design of Washington's coat-of.arms,
containing three five.pointed stars.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27
The Price OF Health

The price of health in a malarous
district is just % cents: the cost Of a
box Of Or, Kings New Life Pills"
writes Ella Slayton, of holland, Ark.
New Life Pills cleanse gently and
impart new life and vigor to the sys
TEN. Pc, Satisfaction guaranteed at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27

VeXed Parent--Polly, you provoke
me beyond measure, You forget more
things than anybody ever saw Pol.
ly-But think of this awful lot of
things | learn, If can do all that
forgettingl
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27

Mrs. Knicker-Weren't you brighten.
ed when the bull beloved at you on
account Of your new dress? Mrs, Book.
er-No; 1t was exactly the way Henry
behaved when he got the bill.
MISCELLANY NO. 1-~2173-B.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27
Summer Excursions.

Via Colorado Midland Railway,
City Of Mexico, May TO June to
IA and II to July II, Round trip 800.
10. Long Limits.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27

mo" said Iii Tragedy, I never take
sleeper when | travel. | don't think
the berths are sanitary and besides
in case of accident"
Yes" interrupted Lowe Comedy, Il
suppose walking is safer"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27
Eastern Excursions.

May 27-30 June 3-7-l2-li one fare
plus 81 90 Long. Limits, stop overs.
Other cheap rates during the summer
Write l. II Harding Salt Lake City
for full particulars.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27
lmprovlnu the World.

If remorse could come before the
deed this old world would improve
100 per cent.-Washlngton Times.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-04-27

Creditor-"Won't you pay mo on the
installment pianH" Debtor (haught.
!iy)--"No. always owe cash"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-24
La tiple Julia Fons en- globo

Hace var los dfas Sc realiz6 en- Va
1encia una ascencion de ensayo para
ell concurso de globos qre Sc vertical
ra en- dicha ciudad.
I.o interesante de esta ascension
es que en- ella hacfa su debut en- tan
arriesgadas expediciones la bella ii
pie sefforita Julia Fons.
Ell globo iba tripulado por Ell aero
nauta D. Alfonso Herrera Y Ell sport
man D. Antonio Enriquez.
Los alrcdedores de la tabrica del
gas y del camino del Grao esta ban
|ocupados por numeroso pdblico, y al
partir el globo ALFONSO XIII" Ia
multi aplaudio entusiasmada.
La seflorita Fons demostro durante
los preparativos I'm valor admirabl G,
y como algunas personss, con bas-
tante iuoportunidad, le recordansen
|catastrofes a6reas, la tiple respondi6
reSuelta:
mo tengan ustedes cuidado, no
|caeremos en- Ell mar, pues hemos to-
nado pasaporte para Ell Oeste!
cQue paso despues en- los airesf
cLa seforita Fons perdio la sereni-
dad y sangre fria que hab1a manifes-
|tado haSta entonces2
A juzgar por 10 que dicen los pc
ri6dicos de Valencia, la bella tiple,
al verse en- pleno espacio, sintio Ell
horror al vac1o, Ell vertigo de las
grandes alturas, aumentando su te-
rror al atravesar Ell globo por entire
las nu beS
Ell Sr. Herrera que habfa compro-
bado que Sc hallaba Ell globo en- CO.
rriente favorable, intento almorzar, y
que hicieran 10 mismo sus compafle-
ros de viaje, 10 cual no pudo llevarse
a cabo por Ell estado de amino de la
sefiorita Fons.
En- provision de graves perturbacio-
mes, atendiendo las reiteradas sd-
plicas de Ia tiple, los aeronautas acor-
daron descender en- Ell acto
Ell globo descendio a unos doce XII.
lometrotros del pueblo de Picsaent,
en- IN campo contiguo a la carretera.
Siendo los aereonautas muy Dicn
atendidos y auxiliados por Ell alcalde
d. Salvador Machancoses y los veci-
nos.
La tiple sef1orita Fons habfase va
repuesto del susie, pero seguramen-
te no olvidara nunca el dramatico ho-
rror de las alturas que ha sentido en-
su primera ascenci6n aerea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-24
PreparatiVoS para una ConI5Iencia
PARA LA PAZ

Los diplomaticos de la America
Central en- Washington, vuelven a
ocuparse de la Conferencia para la
paz que trata de ctlebrarse alll en-
dfa no lejano, con el objeto de ase
gurar la tranqullidad en- las cinco
repdblicas.
FL ministro interino de Estado,
Bacon ha escuchado las indicaciones s
que le hicieron respecto del asunto
Ell 9, varios gobiernos centro-ameri-
canos, con objeto de que Sc celebre
dicha conferencia. Lo concernicnte
4 la misma qued6 aplazarlo hace po
leo, causa de la autoridad que en-
ELLA guerra asumir ell Presidente Ze-
laya
Sabese que ademas de TN possible
arreglo de la disputa entire Nicara-
qua Ell Salvador, motivada por el
ataque de la primera Acajut1a, Sc
intentsra tambien hacer que todas
las repdblicas accedan veri6car una
|conferencia en- Washington.
Al parecer, las cinco estan en- ia
vor de la idea, animadas por el apoyo
moral de Mexico y de los Estados
Unidos. Conocen especialmente des-
de que sc hizo Ell tratado de Amapa-
la, que tue roto apsnas SEGA la tinta
conque sc escribio, que Ell dnico me
dio de zanjar sus diferencias, que no
sea por ell de las armas. consiste en-
alg11n convenio entire elias, que apo
yen los Estados Unidos y Mexico.
Aunque Ell ministerio de Estado
desea y anhela prestar sus buenos
o6cios y apoyos 4 esas rep1blicas,
insiste en- one la petici6n para la con-
ferencia sea unanime. Por 10 tanto,
sc hace necesario que todas Ia reptl-
blicas corten sus rencillas celos
lleguen q TN acueTdo antes de que
los Estados Unidos las aJude.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-24
iApaga y vamonos!

De esta graciosa obra de Jackson y
Lopez Silva, que con tan extraordi-
mario exito Sc estren6 en- Ell teatro CO.
mico, publica en- su ultimo n6mero
"El Arte del Teatro" una extensa {
interesante information, con numero-
sas fotograffas las principales escenas
Publica tambi6n ola Historic en- Ell
Arte y en- ell Teatro: Don Alyaro de
Luna, ,Lo que es Ell mundo !, 81
Arte del teatro Y Cervantes" Ell estre-
no de la revista "La Puerta del Sol y
Las calzas de Osorio," con numeroSos
grabados.
En- colores, public ctr atos de Mer-
cedes Perez de Vargas y Enrique Lo-
pee Marin y caricatura de este dltimo
El n1mero es int4resantfsimo por
la variedad que ofrece y por su pri-
morosa estampaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-24

vas fuerzas especiales: artillerfa pc.
|sada de campafia, artillerfa de tiro
rapido y aumento de la caballerfa que
|sera dotada de caballos superioree.
La realization de este programa
permitira poner en- pie de guerra un
ejercito de 10000 hombres.
Para la marina Sc consignara TN
credito de 75 millones de "yen'
G87.soo 900 francos) que sera repair
=; en- siete ejercicios
Entire tanto las conStrucciones ma
wales contin1an sin interruption; hacc
POGO tempo ha sido botado al aqua
lei "a cazatorpedero, y en- Ia epoca de
la guerra con Russia solo tenla-
mos 10.
A pesar de todo esto-tcrmin6 di-
ciendo Ell personaje referido ell ia
pom no provocarA Ell conf1icto. Sin
embargo, los hijos del Sol Naciente,
|orgullosos con ra zon de sus victoriaS,
no estan di puestos a tolerar ultra
jes, nj seguir los dictamenes nj las
imposicioneS de otras potenciaS.
No obstante 10 reciente de una
|campefla tan gravosa como Ia que
hemos soStenido serlamos capaces de
hacer I'm esfuerzo supreme aun cuan
do fuese mahana mlsmo, es decir,
a cualquier hora en- que los intereses
vitales del imperio estuviesen anne
nazadoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-24

Los sefores Jurados que han, de
concurrir la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan ell del pr6ximo mes, SON
los siguientes:
Don Angel Umpierre, de Baya-
mon; Jose Ubarry, de Rio Piedras:
Pedro F. Fern andez, Bayamon; Rey-
naldo Paniagua, San Juan; Pedro So
lis Ami Rio Piedras; kuis ] Rubio,
San Juan; Pedro de Elzaburu, San
Juan; ]. G. Vail Espinosa, San Juan;
Rafael La Roca, San Juon; Aurelia-
no Ferrer, San Juan; Rafael Margari-
da, San Juan Marcelino Mirabal, Sam
Juan; Jose Gordils, San Juan; Eduar-
do Villar, San Juan Garvasio Gau-
tier, San Juan, Lorenzo Solo, San
Juan, M Fernandez Mascara, Baya-
mon; Sergio Ramirez, San Juan i
Francisco Amador. San Juan; Gavino
Dordal, San Juan; Jose Cid, San Juan;
Pedro Gambia, San Juan Segundo
Mas, Bayamon; y Lorenzo Gallardos
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-24
Tragedias varias

La vida febril y sin descanso que
Sc lleva en- todas parties, exacerbada
por los rigores del verano, parece Gu
brir 4 veces con un velo de sangre
los que Sc agtan en- los nutridoS mi
llones que cubren Ell pals como active
hormiguero. Dos jovenes dc Mount
Holly, Nueva Jersey, amigas antiguas
y que Sc casaron juntas, han quedado
viudas por haberse ahogados sus res
pectivos esposos, amigos tambi6n que
fueron a dar un paseo en- bote por ell
RIO Della ware.-Anna Markowitz, fue
estrangulada y mutilado su cuerpo
en- un bosque en- que fu6 pasear en-
Dayton, Ohio, con su novio acom-
paf1ada por SD hermano. Dice 6sta
que de pronto, aparecio un baudido
ataco al joven, derribandolo de un go.-
po 6 hiriendolo en- Ell vientre y luego
a su hermana, y que ella hugo en- bus.
ca de socorro. Como las explica clones
de la mujer no parecieron satisfac.
torias las autoridades, ha quedado
presa junto con sus dos hermanos. por
ST tuvleron que yer con rl crimen,
pues los padres de la novia Sc opo-
nfan al casamiento de la asesinada, con
Isu pretendiente.-La sefiorita Wright
fue herida en- I'm brazo y en- el abdo-
men en- Middleton, Nueve York, por su
novio Floyd Upright, que por celoa
dispar6 contra ella dos veces trato
luego de suicidarse disparandose un
tiro en- el pecho -Por 1ltimo nm guar
dafrenos de ferrocarriles, de apellido
Probst, esta preso, porque solo en- bro
ma, dice y delante de su mujer, en- IN
rapto de entusiasmo abraz6 4 la atrac.
tiva viuda Code, en- Cape Girardeu,
Missouri con tai ardor. que le rompi6
una costilla y le produjo una hemo-
rragia de los pulmones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-24
NImero 200
En- ell Real de MadTid''
Ia PROxIMA TEMP0RADA

Aunque no esta ultimada la lista
de la compafifa que ha de actuar en-
Ell teatro Real durante la temporada
llrica que ha de comenzar Ell 10 de
Noviembre proximo. Sc conocen va
los nOmbreS de los principales artis-
tas que en- aquella hguran.
Las tiples contratadas son las Sc
sefloras Baldasare, Koralek, Pandol-
fni, Storchio, Bianchant, Capelli, Gia-
chetti y Corsini.
Ell rano de tenores estara tornado
por los sefores Anselmf, Acerbi, So
birof y Colazza.
Ademas, la empresa esta en- tratos
con Vif1as, con Ibos y con Biel
Baritonos Battistini, Ttta, Rufo,
De Barrisi y Brombara.
Rajos: Nazzini Candelas.
En- punto 4 mezzo sopranos, hay
tratoS con dos famosas artistaS, una
de elias la celebre Armida Purst.
Battistini debutara al principle de
Ia temporada con Ia opera de Doni-
zetti Maria di Rohan,' en- cuya in
terpretaci6n ha obtenido Siempre el
artista muy ruidosos triunfos.
Tambi6n cantara Battistini Ia par
te de protagonista de 10 opera "Wer-
ter, arreglada por Massener para
la voz de baritone.
La temperate Sc inaugurara con
Madame Butterfly, cantada por la
Storchio y por el tenor Acerbi.
Anssini debutara con "Manon. y y
despues cantara "Werter" Y tai vez
"Rigoletto" Y 'Mehst6feles.
De Wagner, Sc cantara "Lohen-
grin, " "Tanhauser" y "Wakyria."
Probablemente estas tres obras Sc
ran dirigidas por Sigfrido Wagner.
La nueva empresa estA en- cores
pondencia con Caruso, quien en- prin-
cipio ha acceptable Ell contrato que para
el teatro Real le ha sido propuesto.
81 Ell famoso tenor no viene Ma
drid durante el invierno, 10 harA du-
rante la pr6xima primavera, tguran-
do en- la segunda temporada que ha-
bra de organizarSe.
En- ella fguraran vaSios artistas de
universal reputation, quienes sns
compromises con las empresas nor
teamericanas 10 permiten actuar en-
Europa hasta los meses de Abril
Mayo.
Dicese que entonces Sc cantara
Tristan Iseo.'
En- esta temporada de primavera
Sc cantaran tambi6n algunas operas
espafolas, tales como Margarita Ia
tornera,' de Chapi LA venta de los
gatos, del maestro JOSS Serrano, con
letra de los hermanos Quintero
LA maja De rumbo, del maestro
Emilio Serrano
A este fin sc ccntrataran cantantes
|espaholes de reconocida fama, que
altcrnaran con artistas italianos y
franceses de reconocidos m6ritos.
La nueva empresa tendra alberto
el teatro Real 10 menos por espacio
de cinco meses.
Sc estrenara. ademas de Ia MAZDA
me Butterfly de Puccini, el "Enri-
que VII, de Saint Sacns.
Es possible que tambi6n Sc ponga
en- escena ell Emporium, del macs
tro Morera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-24
4 los SusCriptOreS y AgenteS

Para Ia buena Marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de snscripto-
res & este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
Dosterioridad no SO tomaran en- cuenta nj
Sartiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta ell
dfa 6tilno del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
n0liciten.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20
MAYOR JOHNSON
n Statements Says Burton
is Candidate Of
Electric Lines
CAN'T SIDESTEp ISSUE

| Cleveland, o., Sept 1s.--Mayor Ton
said Wednesday afternoon, concerning
the Roosevelt-Burton correspondence
| The presidents letter fails to dis
close the grounds of his 'profount
| conviction or the source of the in.
| formation upon which IL is based
said Mayor Tom. The suppressed
telegram and letter from Secretary
Taft and the unreported terms of the
personal solicitation OF Secretary
Garfield would probably disclose the
real season for Mr.. Burton's candi-
dacy at the outset. But Mr.. Burton's
! comment upon the presidents letter
shows that he is now as anxious to
keep national politics out of the cam
paign as he originally appeared desir-
Gus to bring them in. so that we can
drop that question and congratulate
both Mr.. Burton and the community
that our campaign is TO be limited to
municipal questions. and not to be
disturbed by national politics"
THE main Issue in this campaign
cannot be sidestepped. Mr.. Burton
and his fellow candidates. whether
they know II or not, knowingly or
unknowningly. are the candidates Of
the Cleveland Electric Railway Co.
and stand for &c fare. not less than
seven tickets for quarter, a 20-year
franchise TO private company with
secret accounting. with readjustment
of fares either higher or lower. at the
end of 10 years, the shirking Of our
duty by the postponement Of the real
settlement Of this question to our
children, while all the other details
are vague. II indeed Mr.. Burton him
self has made up his mind as to any
OF them.
Our side OF this question IS plain,
simple and complete to the smallest
detail. II is set forth in ordinances
already passed and Il means Scent
fare. universal transfers. revocable
franchises, public accounting. the
right in the council to reduce fares
to the cost OF service.
'1n fact Mr.. Burtons platform
means that this monopoly is too big
to be controlled by the people, while
our answer to this is that this peo-
pie is too big to be controlled by
this monopoly. His proposition is to
surrender the victory already won
and postpone its fruits for 20 years
by an immediate and cowardly COM
promise. Our proposition is TO finish
the fight now and taking the advan-
tages already gained, forever settle
the question by restoring to the peo-
pie the ownership and control Of their
own streets"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20
Borrowed Of JUDGE to PAY Fine.

New York, Sept. 18.-Edward Cum
mings, who said he was searcher in
the tax department, turned up in the
West Side court today after having had
good time. He informed Magistrate
Harris that they had mutual friends
and the magistrate fined Cummings
So, remarking that he had just fined a
poorer man 81. Cummings smiled and
said he had spent all of his money
swell, here Is the money said the
magistrate. as he handed Cummings
81. Cummings paid the fine with the
courts money. went out and got 81
and paid the court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20
IN SHADOW
Continued from Page one).

instead of at 4:3o. This change may
starting the parade. but will not
have the effect OF curtailing any OF
the ceremonies planned for the day
II was also learned that the fam
Gus Cleveland Grays would not be
present because Of what they con-
sidered an exorbitant railroad rate
from Cleveland. At the same time II
was announced that the Cleveland
battalion OF engineers, of the o. ~
G. had been ordered here. II is said
the outfit will travel here on a spec
ial train which they will make their
headquarters. Alliance citizens are
considering arrangements for partic-
ipation in the parade and II is said
the knights Templar Of Massillon
will be here as they have already
completed their arrangements.
The state troops which have been
ordered here, exclusive of the battal-
ion mentioned above. are the Fifth
and and Eighth regiments, one bat-
talon from the Fourth and the Sew
enth and Troop A. II Is said the
troop, which halls from Cleveland,
will pay its own expenses. This en-
ables the governor to order other
troops here and pay the expense with
the money provided by the emergency
board for the transportation and 9TH
er expenses of the Cleveland cav
alrymen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20
POLITICIANS EXPOSED.

Rhodes |. Gregory was called upon
for remarks. He said The polite
ians have nominated their candidates,
II Is absolutely impossible for q
politician 10 get nomination In this
city without mortsasinG himself and
his Once 70 tho liouor interests.
Thsy nrss bait re saloon elemsns
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20
STARK co. DEMOCRAT
trssued Tuesday and Friday)
ESTABLISHED .......,......,,,lo 1858
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
seml-weekly per year. by mail $1.o0
THE NEws.DEMoCRAT PUB. co,
Canton, Ohio.
DAILY MORNING NEWS.
Daily delivered by carrier &c per week
SAD HUMAN TRAITS.

II Is one of the drawbacks to
strict and presumably conscientious
moral teaching that teachers, being
human, must wrestle with some of
the weaknesses against which follow
ers are warned. and that more or less
Of self-repression is necessary in
many an earnest and ambitious lead
er and teacher. Sometimes there
are weeds found in the spiritual gar
den-llttle springing shoots of way
wardness or carelessness-that may
not be safely overlooked.
When the man who assumes moral
leadership and guidance becomes en-
gagged in bitter conflict with his fell
low worker in the same field: when
the public is necessarily taken into
the confidence OF each accusor and
the lives OF men long revered, and
still honored, are vehemently painted
as displaying some of the most dam
aging and degrading Of moral fall
ures. does Il not follow that many
years OF good and glorious work Will
hardly remove from the memory OF
the world the result of the attacks
and recriminations among professed-
ly good men7
Sometimes-if not generally-the
world is hard to lead away from Its
free and careless way OF drifting
along. II may not be readily impress
eionable, but II is sharply critical
II may, under remarkable conditions,
attempt justification for living in its
own chosen way, through the quarrels
and denunciations OF those who have
stood by the way. assumedly pointing
by the authority OF purer lives and hol-
fer attsinments. toward more ex-
alted moral possibility for the aver
age man.
One cannot convince the thirsty
wayfarer OF the healthfulness and
beauty OF stream by stirring II from
the bottom. II is necessary to the
euccess OF moral training TIT all who
fail TO conquer the weaknesses
against which they preach should be
eliminated from the work; but pub
lie quarrels invariably divide the
teachers following, create factional
bitterness, and undo the work OF
years. Does II pay?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-20

The All hassillon team held prac-
tice this evening. No game has
been secured for the opening OF the
season but on September 20. Canal
Dover will be played
The Akros are holding practice ev-
cry evening TO get into shape for the
game Sunday with the Canton Mar
ines. The game will be played inn
mediately after the ball game between
the Steel Plant team OF this city,
and the East Greenville team. Both
football teams average about the
same weight, 165, and great game
as an opener is looked for by enthus-
iastic pigskin fans.