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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
Tho right of eminent domain, I'm

Tho right Of eminent domain, un-
der certain limitations. was conferred
upon smolting companies by the pas
Bage OF O bill In the legislature today.
Smelters may secure the condemna-
ton of agricultural land within 4
radius OF four miles. provided they al
ready own 75 per cent OF the territory
affected. The act applies to counties
OF less than 10000 population, 1t Is
intended to reduce friction between
the smelling companies and the farm
ers because Of smoke damage.
A short, quiet session OF the house
was held yesterday as n result OF tho
absence Of nearly a third OF the mem
bers In attendance at the military
ball. under the auspices OF the Utah
Agricultural college at Logan. Those
who remained did not feel like
working, and upon motion tho house
adjourned at half past four O'Clock.
No bills were passed, and only the
roll call and committee reports oc-
cupied the attention OF the members.
On Tuesday the opening session
will be at 10:30 a. m. and another ses-
sion will be held. commencing at z
o'clock House rule 26 was yesterday
amended so as to allow OF only three
minutes in debate, and three minutes
to open and close In all cases. This
Is taken to mean that determined
effort is to be made to get through
the work of the session on time. or as
nearly on time as possible, and that
the record of II DAYS overtime at the
last session will stand as the longest
house session In the history of the
state
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02

And In accordance with law ana
an order of the Board Of Directors
made on the 18th day OF January. 1909.
so many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the Office of the Secretary at
number 402, Eccles building. Ogden.
Utah. on the Sth day or March. 1903.
at the hour of 4 o'clock P. M. to pay
delinquent assessments thereon to-
gether with the cost OF advertising
and expenses of sale.
GEORGE HALVERSON,
Secretary.
No 402 Eccles Building, Ogden,
Utah
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Overland Mining G. Milling COM
pany will be held at the offlce OF f. NJ.
Conroy, 300 18th street, Tuesday,
March 9th, 1908, at 1880 p. m, for the
purpose OF electing officers for the en-
suing year and transacting such other
business as may come before the meet
ing A full representation Is request
ed. ALBERT SCOWCROFT.
President.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record in the Of
fee of County Recorder Wallace:
Wells Chase to r. w. Altman, part
of lot "a. block Z, five acre plat A OF
Ogden Consideration $4,000.
r. w. Altman and wife to Alfred
Altman ct al, part OF lot Z. block 65,
plat C. ogden City survey. Consid-
Grafton $40.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
Bills Killed.

House bill 1S3-Relating to salaries
of county officers. Claud Y. Russell.
Committee on judiciary.
House bill 1.-Relating TO the use
Of bulls and rams and amending Ger
tain laws. John NJ. Murdock. Com
mlttee on judiciary.
House bill 175-Relating TO the per-
formance of duties by officers without
fees. Claud Y Russell Committee
on judiciary.
Senate bill 95-Relating to the al
lowing Of expenses to judges of the
district court when acting outside
their own judicial district Rudolph
Kuchler. Committee on judiciary.
House bill 143-Relating to the cs-
tablishment of post houses and amend
Ing certain laws. Claud Y. Russell.
Committee on judiciary.
House bill 1i4.-Relating to pest
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
Annrouedbx Governor.

House bill 122-Relating to estab-
lishment of free public libraries. BY
G. A. Fuller.
House bill 123-Fixing salaries of
clerks of supreme court and others.
b. L. l.. Baker.
House bill 45-Relating to carrying
of concealed weapons. BY c. Y. Rus
sell.
House bill 142-Permitting county
commissioners and city councils to
appropriate money to assist In enter
tainment of G. A. r. By e. G. Ashton.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
lands. and making appropriation.
]. A. Hyde.
Bllla Killed.

Senate bill 4S-Relating to the state
chemist and providing for the location
and maintenance Of state chemical
laboratory. BY 8. ]. Stokey. Reported
unfavorably by committee on public
health.
Senate bill 41-Creating state de-
partment OF public health and state
meteorological and pathological labor,
atory. BY S. ]. Stockey. Substitute
presented by public health committee
in senate bill III.
Senate bill 69-Relating to cattle
upon the public range. BY James B.
Wilson. Substitute presented by live
stock committee In senate bill 176.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

State Engineers office,
Salt Lake City, Utah, February %,
1909.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
E. Smith. whose postoffice address is
Ogden, Utah. has made application In
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02

February Statement-Fees collected
In the various county Offices during
the month qf February were as fol-
lows: SheriG's Office, $262.22: county
clerk, $37547, county recorder.
S241.e5; treasurer, sS275. l..-a
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
House Bills Introduced.

House bill 226-Relating to bulls
and their use upon public range and
repeating certain laws Committee
on livestock House calendar. Sub.
stitute for house bill No /.
House bill 227-Relating to the ap.
pointment of local boards of health
and amending certain laws. e, K.
Dorius. Committee on public health
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
NOTICE OF SALE.

Single Gold Standard Mining &
Milling Company. location of prlnci-
pal business, Ogden City. Utah.
NOTICE-There are delinquent up
On the following described stock. on
account OF assessment levied on the
18th day OF January. 1909. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders as fol-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02

PILES CURED I'M ITO ID DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF ltohing. Blind, Bleod-
ing or Protruding Piles In to IA days
OF money refunded soc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
PIONEER OF WEST
WEBER PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Frances B. Dance. one of the
pioneers Of West Weber, died yester-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at The
residence of her daughter, Mrs. John
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02

houses and amending certain laws.
Claud Y. Russell Committee on ju-
dietary.
House bill 163-An act relating TO
attachments ]. B. McCracken. Com.
mittee on Judiciary
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-02
WORK WILL BE RUSHED
IN STATE LEGISLATURE

Determined Through Time Will Be Feature During
Remaining Day-Sven Bills Reported for Passage in House
Right of Eminent Domain Under Certain Conditions
Conferred Upon Smelling Companies.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-28

5 Sertugosnmet gfeilburg regie'
rer &arl Den treble, Ell gooslig, bro
2anoiprlta. Simon Wortrano tieno
te bam natllrligpis life perionlig
men ban ltob Dog ct pitt 5orbolo til
bom; tbi ofte. naar ban ct S9rtS'
bus bapoe tilbetlct iig ct balpt 8las
81, ioa ban 9url ben treoies tpffe
anIgt poa @Ggscn. 90 ban forItor
ocn @oomooigbeo, iom 5pritens bre'
oe Muno oe bGnsenbe 8inoer rotrpf'
feoe. oan ina fiPrlig ino De inao
nGiten ieotbe1ropeoe Spinesine oe
tGnfte poa, bpor genen og folfelig
8uo bupbe lfobt ocm. iom ban bau.
oc bcitcnt til at regiere. Ter bar It,
fe ct Snug al 5ienoifab i Simon
Wortranb.
Son elifcoe Spriten pao i'm beifc0-
ne Waaoc % tog oct life iloe op, ON
bans Wcnoornnr bar groDe og baaro-
bpnote. gtoar oen gobs @uo life
flinoe ifabe alle Menneifer gobe
bporlcoeS ifuIoe bo Ell iorbiif Sprltc
fllnnc gisre oet?
SrobS fine bebrc Sslelief bar BOG
Simon Wortrmo nsbt til en- Sang
bpert glar at gisre Sertig 8orl Den
trcoic ct rTonteItpffe", iom ban pir'
fclis life Iifte ipprt meact. Wen
oct bar fun el Wetbobe, og oct bar
nsopenoigt for at fomme inocr el
beifpttenoe Gag.
Noar De foloe 8inoe bcgpnote /
Gluten af Sftober, begau Simoll
Wcrtrano iig til oct giti,burgffe
5pngieI, iom Itoo uoe paa en- Slettc
og ocnteoe. giaar iaa nogle 8euoor-
rlcr piite zig, troabte bm itrafs irenl
oB roobte meo bsi &elt: "Sor gooc,
0amle Scrtlig &orl er ct g@icl!"
Zen ierite og oloen Sang itDrtcoc
Ccnourmernc iig meo itor @ruuOig'
hco opcr bct iormaiteligc Yicnnelfc %
trococ, of oc bopOe 9jort Ell goo
TnnNit 0ien nlIcrcbs oct trcbic
9!nr Inlnme0c8 oeres Socr; tbi bC
pioIic mi. at Siuor Mortrono flul
nj oc iorifoiic ii1 ct %intcrlogi pGa
Ncunc Wtnnoe.
SiInon Mortrano mnotte ifrigC
Irngcre % IUn9cre, for DC toa 6nn
Soroorino. 90 oct 9ientoa lie boeri
9Ior | iefsten lonQc Nnr lncb ifier
Nlc9clmUSiighcb Iton fog oet ion
en- iclpioQt linq tilllut
Socnimoo Sluttcn oi Oftober. noal
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-28
MajtitGtsforbrDberen.

Yeo Oct npe slars SSnotr9oen ifal
III faa en- M 9op angaaenoe Wtaie-
ltptsfornGrmelle. &porpiot bette oil
bringe nogen 6orbeoring ben tplfe
Geroen, peo ie9 life. @ien en- Sing
peo ieg, og en- Sing beflager ieg.
ltin gamle Ben Simon Wortroio
uil life mere fiune iorlfafie Jig ct
billigt Tinterlogi, iaa let iom fsr.
90 oct er baarbt. Sbi Simon Wort'
rano er MI SO aar eanlmel og ct
rigtig soot 0ienneife.
9tu moo ban iom Sloing opfinoe
cn np Vietbooe, eiter at ban iefsten
lange Iar meo iaa uomGrfet Hciul'
tat bar benpttet Oen ganle. S fiG'
re Weonpnneifer, tRnf @oer bans
StilIine.
s5ro i'm lln9oom af bar ban en-
Snebferipenb uoen Yloos; en- reiien'
Oc, omilaffenoe cn. Oette er piltnof
ct ifisnt 2ip, naar sgbletreet blom'
itrer peo Yeifanten og naar ct Wten'
neife. iom ligger paa &pggen i Oct
9reune, meo blinfenbe 9ine ifuer
SPrfcn De bsie Regloner. Set er
piihof en- ifisn 2ilpGrelie, naar
&ornnfscne pugger Jig ooer bet trPtte
S9pro og bringcr ioririifenoe Suipa-
Irlic poa DC bcoeite Sommerooge Get
or oslaa lpiti0t og irpoefuIot, naar en-
pcIeisrenbe SsItiol brGnber paa
Euffelen o9 oct guile gegeIeu rasler
unoer DC ienoerrepne Sfo.
Wicn uoar oen foloe Hopemberpinb
infer og ipnes at giennemtrGnge
Wturp o. Ben? Hoor 2onoebcienc
bliper isleoe af Snc % CLUB og
centncrtllnoc 2crflumper brngcr Zig
pco oe ioriliote Sfoiaaler? ytaor
ocn foloe GeNn ltiffer meo 2uIinhe
Nonle, cIlcr Sneilnffenc bpiruler?
lanr oIle Spnfroge or belatte meo
bonlobiTrteoe 9snoer, iom life bar
Dtn .uin0ite Snnfe ON at gloe ell ltuf'
tcls lciicnoe 0onnOpGrfsioeno
ElobS?
Ga blipcr oen nlclt inbbarfe0c
2ouoitrpQrr pemooig, og ban lPnges
eitcr ct Steo, efter ct Gag, boorunocr
set life ornpper.
Simcn Wnrtrono ntobItob l9ngc
mrn tiIIIut beepnote Oct at rioc
hons Qcnlnlcr, og ban fonot ct SlGl'
pcniooel.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-28

tpffe Sfper beepnote at trGffe iig
opcr Siunmelen. ifuebe SGneielsbi.
rcftsren no Den bsitligc Hatur %
ioaoe: ~9tu ifriecr Iortronben mart
i9ien." % sanife rigtig: npitc Oo9
6egpnote Ell paao Sne at faloe, oa
ira 8eoifuret brsIebe Get: ~@or
1obe aamIe Sertus aarI er ct 9gicl!"
@enoormen 10. Simon Wortrano
imiIebe % betroabtc freioiet 8Gn9s-
lets ,sorbal. bpor SSnipeftsren penIig
troabte bam ilnsbe. Wortrano sien-
tog for Siffstbcos Sfplb: ~gor
gobe eamle Sertlis er ct 80. Seq
.oeo bet nIIercoe, ieg peb bet ollerebe, :"
oabe Snipeftsren. De ifal faa De
res fem Maaneber."
Raor SrGffigIen fom tilboge,
fom Simon otter no % pulieoe lpitig
eiennem Sertiigbsmmet Neuburg.
90 nnor BON ct eller onot TGrts
bus fif ic Garl Den trebies 8illebe,
imiIeoe ban til oct ioritaaeliesfli
Son bopoc 10 oIorie 9lemt at faloe
bam osn ganile, aobe Sertla og
bette meb ggieIet bar life olporlig
mcnt. Nu niI mon foranore ben
fisnne Horoaroi, oeo bpis SiGIp min
gomle 8en Simon Mortrono iefs.
tcn Mar bor biulpet iig ooer @inter-
usocn. 2eper pi life en baaro %er-
ben?
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-28
Gabebe Eatemtmebitiner. Chicago,
81. - Seq bar oltio ooret en- 9aber
af ale Slass patentmeoieiner, men

81. - Seq bar altio ooret en- 9aber
af ale Slaes patentmebieinsr, men
isa sr MI al en- anben Wenins - bet
oil iiss, foriaapiot iom Or. peters
2uriio ansaar. Gbsrs erbbbise
W. 6. Nslion,
1876 y. Wap Street.
Wanae Joli bar Torbom mob f0r.
bialapeoe Webicin.r. ibst be, eftsrat
pau blsp.t iiuHet af noale, bliper til.
bsisliss til at fOrbpmmt ale Nsoici-
nu. Or. pstsrs Qurilo bar operbe-
pif os iiaHst fig Bsnner blanot mango
ai ns.op iaabanns Sieptiisrs, iom bar
ipae % Iioenbe. Den r inaen "pa'
tentmsbiein", men en- Wsoiein, bpia
Opfiriit 5abriiantsrne r gne.gier,
af og ben inlses iife til Gpotbetere.
9otaIe 4ssntsr foIosr ben. 0pis Der
III. sr npsen Aasnt Tsres NabOlas,
faa itrib til Or. getsr 6atrnep &
Sons Co., 1875 So. 0opne ape.,
@bieaeO. 81.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-28
GffngtDu og Omegn.

Wiis Musufa Storoalsn sr ioas i
eisietpn.
Artbur Olton fra Sisieton bar bsr
paa Yeiss epnbas.
poHiisrsr Rop Wooos bar Wanoas
en- Snartur til Gisieton.
as. 0ilnsis par Wanbas Sisi..
ton Gorrstninss ssaulissenoer.
Grid Silb.rs miitso. nplis en- COB
Sef. iom plubislia bleO ips os oeoe.
Die 3aia rsits 5rsbaa mso fin Ga
mile pua geips til eaereo 6sart,
Wlinn.
Wrs. Sens Storbalsn os bsnbss
esnnsr @brifiun os Sisfreo, bar
9irsbas | SisistOn.
W. 6. pous % Wa0nus 5Ou9 rel.
Ter | gsspnoslisn Of nefe Raaneo til
alberta, Gambia, bpor be bar 2ano.
6Ilaenos .r blanbt benz, iom bar /
aberdeen % rtaiitrerebe Ganolotte=
rist: @ufap Stub, Rop WoOos, Au-
quit Sobnion % Mlfrsb Waoion.
Wons 9esisbal fra Surt 3opnibip
rapporteres at bore bortiommet. Dan
forlob Bromns 0ullsp iaaar 81. 4 for
at rsiis bjem. men enonu ibuo 2l. 2
Gftsrm. bar man intet feet boerien til
bam e1.r Ssfsne.
gipinb 9rodnab m.b Hamilie tom
Wanboa tilbaae fra alberta Canada,
bpor be bar tilbraat Sommeren.
Wtrs. 3rodfiao o9 gsrncne refer n9=
#. llse til Storp @itp. Soma, for at
bsipae el9gtninse. meoens Gipino ON
tort 9ib refer tilbase til 2Ons Go-
iparbs Riee.
Sobn carlton, Der arb.ioebe for
Sens Srulion, iii finite Nrebae ct bei=
tist Hnfalo ai Slooitprtnin9. San
bra9tes til Sis'eton for at is9e 2eae-
biGlp. 2r9srne fanot bog sfter Sor-
lpoenbe, at bans 5ilf9loe bar me9et
aluorli9t, oa at Der er liosn lloiiat iii,
at BON ian l.ne. 6nn sr ienere reilt
til fit 6iem @rope @itp. Winn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-28

Ssnb "poitsn" Npbsosr, faa Ct Te
mil. g pil bsrpeD bialpe ben til at
pors fig for.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Jury list continued from last week
ortley vil,:
c. Ajelming, Ortley
II. Hoveland
r. C. Sletten,
ortley Twp:
OJ orion, Summit. X. 5
A. Hendrick5on, Ortley
VIM, Theis. Waubay, r. 1
Chas Forbish, R.2
Chester Larson, RI
| Lake:
John Schlim, Wilmot
A. w. Carlson,
Andrew Mcdonald,
John Remund
T. Conrad.
Soren Madison,
w. J. KerRup,
John D. Howell,
w. F. Fjellman,
Spring Grove:
O. G. Hymme, Peever
f. Van Schaick. Summit
Oluf swanson,
Joe Camel,
Alto:
Elmer Marer. Waubay. Il.
Ed. Steel Ortley
A. f. Knapp. Waubay
Chas GillilaLL. Ortley
| Becker:
Chas W Becker, Browns Valley
| c. p. Dobbs,
Louis Appel.
| Nels ERICKSON,
Robert Ironside.
| Lawrence:
LII Nye, Peever
FIR. Parsons,
IS Urice,
H. Linejord.
Peever Vii:
| Aleck Murry
TKay
| 6. II. Renvill,
| Jack Jones'
Agency:
Henry Redearth,
| Carl Sturm. Sisseton. R.4
John W Hines, Peever
Berger Bergerson,
| Otto Anderson,
| One Road
| Henry Wilson. Sisseton, Rs
| Ed Chen
o. A Grunde.
A. Bjornson, Peever
| Easter:
John Anderson.
Albert solin, Browns Valley
Gust Despiglir 3"
| Oscar Anderson. Peever
Paul Byer, Browns Valley
| Goodwill:
Sven Nelson, Sisseton
John Helgenson.
Hermon Rolstad, d"
Chas CanEeld,
| DRY Wood Lake
r W AaSness
r. T. Brown.
: Nels q Lohre
| John Rehelske
Bryant;
Galen Plant, Browns Valley
Fred Glessing, :"
Henry Bartz,
Otto johnson, 4"
Grant:
Elling Nelson, sisseton
JH Nergaxrd,
Hermon Schamnanian, "
j. ID. Long. g
D.J. Donoyen,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-28


John ~tordahlen Ellington
The comu issioners Inspected the jail and
found the same In good cleanly condition.
The board adjourned 10 meet October 9th
1909
Attest. A. Ray, Peter Moe.
county Auditor. chairman
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-10-28

Sisseton :. ID. Oct 9th, 1909.
he Board of ounty Comm ssioners met as
per adjournment all members present as on
previous cay,
The following Bills we're allowed
G. A. Vrem, commissioner fees and
Milage .......:. ..................... 2 20
Harry Grandbois commissioners fees
and mtlage ............,. 81 %
Harry Grandbois, Looking after Coun-
" Poor. .................... 20 o.
r. Udseth, commissioners fees and
milage ........... ..-......-..... 26 80
Peter Moe. commissioners fees and
mlage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II %
M L. Sateren, comimiss toner's fees
and mliage ............ ...... ...... 20 30
o. H. Jones, Postage Express and
Box Rent .... ............., ..,....... 10 ~
A. Prestwick, Postage and Express. ~
DR.. Sverre, Medical services rendered %
hamond stephens Co., office supplies
asked $50, cut out Teachers
Registers. 720 allied .. ........... 1880
DR.. j. g. rowies. QlarantinIng and
| FumigatIng ....... ................ IA 40
NJ. L. Crpcn+tt, I maldehyde and
and Ice TO tle ,ourt House, asked
slI85 Gu, .23)on the Ice bill, al
! lowed ~ ....................... IS
| A. b. Matth-,vs, Hardware for Poor
Farm ask 1925. allowed ,......... B 25
| Or A. F.. Taplin, services TO County
Poor at Farm, asked 800, allowed W
W. r Carlberg. Twine for Poor Farm IL %
Ever Larson, salary manager OF
POOR Farm for 3rd quarter aud
hired help for two months. 26l %
Geo Jorden. Fees and expenses. 80
stayig Bros, Mdse Tor Poor Farm 81 80
Gust Walter. Thresh ng on Poor Farm 50 Is
John G. Perkins, Insurance Premium
for insurance on the Court House
for 50 010. 90. ................ ~ W
Blue Front Livery. Livery Hire by the
County Commissioners ..........,. 30
Citizens National Bank. County Print
ing account ~ C. e. Knappen l5s "
". r, carlberg. Auto Services. n" miles
by J S. Swanson .,... ......,..... ~ %
Motion N ade 10 adjourn To November 18th
1909 Carried.
Signed, Peter Moe,
Attest, J. A. Ray Chairman.
County Auditor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-06-24
TuRNBuLL DECLARES NO oRJEc-
TIoNABLE BANN ERs WILL
BE TOLERATED.

Mayor Turnbull states that the wet
and dry election in Canton must be
conducted along conservative lines as
far as the holding of meetings Is con-
eerned. He stated Friday that order
must be observed at the meetings of
both vets and drys.
Neither side will be allowed 10
blockade the streets with their meet
ings. One side will have the same
privileges as the other. Either side
can have the free use Of the parks
for the purpose of holding meetings,
and |, as mayor of Canton, will see
to IL that the meetings are not dis
turbed." said the mayor
81 will not allow any parades with
Questionable banners by the vets OF
the drys. Il personally am wet, but
as the mayor of Canton will see that
justice is given partiaily. We want
clean, orderly campaign In Canton
and net a personal mud singing dirty
work campaign"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-06-24

And as one who has contended ear
nestly that Episcopalians should have
the right to decide certain personal
matters for themselves, am not
yet ready to say, let emotionalism
rule and let the church seek peace at
any cost My vows Ms q clergyman
of this church, and the canon law nf
this church, together with the scrip
tural foundations on which this church
rests, first, last and all the time. de-
eide very clearly for me what my
course of action shall be as long as |
bear the commission of authority in
the ranks of the clersy OF this church.
Before the vestry of this church
called me | told them l was liberal
minded man; one of the first things
SAID to the congregation of this
church was, The Episcopal church
should be known in every community
as a liberal church. You of course
knew what that meant.
1T means that we stand with the
majority of all Christian people in
supporting Scripturai and historical
religion as against modern fads and
the tendency of emotional people TO
! go off at tangent and to declare that
salvation depends on making all peo-
| pie think just as they do.
The prelates of the Roman Cath
olic church, the bishops of the Epls-
copal church, the Lutheran ministers,
/ the Jewish Rabbis, and many OF the
greatest minds OF various religious
bodies, such as DR.. Parkhurst of New
York, DR.. Gunsaulus of Chicago, and
men of their type, almost without ex-
ception stand together on the prop
osition that we should not create arti-
/ fetal sins and crimes by legislation,
but should maintain the principle of
! liberty of opinion and the rightful-
ness of the individual to be his own
master in all questions relating 10
conduct which have not been clearly
defined in the Scriptures.
Suppose that some of our church
members had a prejudice against card
playing and dancing, and suppose that
some Of our Canton churches should
! begin to denounce the Episcopal
/ church because it was tolerant of
these things, the way they used TO
do when l was boy, what would be
! the duty of your minister? Should he
say: The opposition is undoubtedly
right ana we are weak because our
people do what they condemn
would you expect him to do that,
or would you expect him to give a
clear and plain statement of the prin.
ciple involved and to defend you in
doing what you believe is right for
you to do?
Away with the narrow spirit of
| bigotry that would lay it's hands on
the organization of the Episcopal
/ church and choke out its life because
we do not think as some of the emo
tional type of religionists are wont TO
! think When the Episcopal church
ceases to grant the right of per-
sonal liberty in these matters then
shall cease to be clergyman in this
! church. But that time will not come.
We know for what we contend"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-06-24

perts from Cleveland, was held at the
Country Club house. Meyers Lake,
Wednesday evening TO form a Good
Roads association in Stark county to
improve the highways in a system
attic manner
A picnic at Meyers Lake for the
purpose Of furthering the good roads
idea will be held within the next
three weeks, at which the various
boards Of trade, business mems asso-
citation, oranges and agricultural So
cieties will be asked to be present.
The project of the Canton-Massillon
boulevard was one of the particular
subjects discussed, but formal action
on the matter was deferred until a
later meeting.
The association will also endeavor
to secure the passage of suitable laws
for good roads from both the state
and national governments, and devel-
op a desire for good roads on the part
of the people of the county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-06-24
SALOONKEEPERS ARE TO
AID BABIES RELIEF

Cleveland, o., June 17-Saloonkeep-
ers in the congested districts are will
ing that their saloons be made dis
tributing points for cold milk to aid
the new baby dispensaries.
'sB Or, L. w Childs. city ward lhgsi-
clan, suggester that 1t would bd' a
valuable aid In reducing the death
rate among infants where parents are
too poor to keep ice.
1T would solve the cold milk ques-
ton for infants of crowded districts .
DR.. Childs said. THE difficulty in
past years has been to keep milk cold.
When it becomes warm bacteria
form"
IT'S a duty we owe to the babies, -
3. Bauer said Thursday IF the doc
tors say it is good plan / will do
my part"
Michael Malasco says his saloon can
be used as a distributing center. "I'll
see that parents or children get the
milk without the necessity of going
into the barroom," he said.