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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08
DOROTHY DIX ON
WOMEN AND PROHIBITION

In a recent article Dorothy Dix, the
famous writer says:
"You never hear of a body of wo-
men organizing to suppress gossip,
or prohibit extravaganza; yet wo-
mems vanity, have done as much
harm in the world as has ever been
done by the Demon Rum.
Undoubtedly there are plenty of
husbands who spend the money that
should go to their families on sprees
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08

School Teachers Plan Monster Union.
An effort to organize the teachers
in the United States and Canada,
numbering nearly half million, will
he made under the auspices of the
North American Teachers League,
according to an announcement made
in Boston Tuesday by Frederick A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08

sade to curb the extravaganza of
women, and force them to dress
more simply, we should have some
reforms that reform"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08

Rose is sole agent for the celebrat-
ed DR. Reed Cushion shoe Easiest on
earth for men and women.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08
our suhstantlaI euararlY.

We now give each pupil contract
to return all money paid for tuition
in case of dissatisfaction. East Ohio
Business College.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08

Just received a big lot of our ia
nous stag brand of mems fine shoes
and oxfords at $3.50 and $4O0. Rose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08
See Page 5 for Dolly Aaplnwell ad.

Our graduates are in demand. Let
as at you for rapid promotion. East
Ohio Business College.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08

Look on Pag for Ave. Corset
Shop ad. 2S-4t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08

See Rose for stylish 61fOrds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

There was disgust on Butch Mac
ginnliy's face when he opened the
door OF his office. He walked TO the
table and swept the cards into the
drawer, when Doggy Coot appeared
in melodramatiC manner.
Gimme them papers, shouted
Doggy
Gimme your tobacco and wei
both smoke" growlcd Butch.
Where have you been TO get that
stage stuff the Moore theatre?"
Nope" answered Doggy Il
went 10 see a society play Saturday.
and the Thcsplan bug sticks"
Where was the play7" asked
Butch.
"Out at the U. Of w. field. II
was called the gentle diversion OF
foot ball as now played"
Yes" said Butch. Il was there.
feel as bad as you do. That's why
I've got a Crouch.
"Just think OF what football has
come TO. Saturday there wasn't a
bone broken nor a chest caved In.
when I played for Lalapaloosa |
never felt good unless | crippled
four or five men"
you bet" chimed Doggy; IRE.
member how we used TO twist
ankles while they were piled upY'
Butch smiled "The bones used
TO snap and crackle In the good old
days" he said.
Neither heard the door open nor
saw huge fellow stand there, lis.
toning. The intruder was as broad
as the rear OF oue OF the depot
hacks His hand resembled a West
phalian ham suffering from dropsy.
When he spoke the. tobacco Jar on
Butch's table ratified.
Them were good days. Indeed"
said the stranger.
"Who are your" asked Butch In
a voice which would have been a
roar II the newcomer hadn't been
SO big.
I'm Cory Murphy. once fullbaolS
for Sketlioi college," was tho an.
Hwer
"Howdy," said Doggy; glad to
meet YOU"
Butch didn't look so glad.
Il guess you remember me-" con
tlnued Cory. Il dropped in 20 inter
est you In the Fifteen Decisive
Battles OF Grldiron. written by
Puck Cuffey, In 40 volumes"
Butch's hands went up In dlsmay.
But" Gerry went on, your talk
of the old days recalls an incident
which you no doubt remember,
Butch--the matter of the horseshoe
and the storage batteries"
Butch flushed as red as an Octo.
Der sunset. He didn't reply, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
OPENING STROKE.

The object Of a good player Is TO
keeps the balls before him so every
stroke completed leaves set up.
To make the opening stroke the
cue ball Is placed about three
inches from the white spotted ball
Perfectly made. the balls approx
innate the dotted lines. In the dia
gram the left side "a employed
The object balls are IN front Of the
cue ball for the next stroke, whereas
ordinarily the cue ball Is between
the others. Strength Of stroke
must be acquired
Strike cue ball one-quarter above
center. one-eighth right. object ball
flye-eighths left: stroke one-hnlf IN
excess OF medium. Cue bail cush.
ions at A, y, effecting carom At G..
Cue ball after carom takes diroc.
ton OF G. ID. and rests near d. The
carOm ball travels 10 ~. resting.
and object ball cushions at T., r..
stopping at q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

sent spy TO Lalapaloosa and he
hung around two weeks as a frat
pin agent. He took a lot OF orders
for Sigh Hoopalong, File. Papa's Shy
and Bringa Nu Dekalong frats, but
didn't learn any tricks.
He gave mp I'm disgust and start
ed home. On the way 10 the depot
he passed the horseshoe shop and
noticed a couple OF dozen shoes on
the ground, too big for ordinary
horses.
Army contract7' he asked.
Nay, nay, said the smithy:
Just a special order for Butch Mac
ginnity.'
That was enough for Foxy. He
asked q few questions, then ran for
the train.
Butch intended TO sew horse
shoes in the knees OF the I.alapa.
loosa pants and make tho sketlloi
fellows look as IL they'd been
kicked by army mules after 10 min.
utes of play.
What did we do7 Just stuck
storage batteries under our uni
forms, and the first Lalapaloosa fell
low that touched ms knee TO a
Sketlioi man got a shock that
brought throughts OF home and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
QUIT FRAME
UP TWADDLE
TALK ABOUT plTTsBuRo.OE.
TRoir GAMES BEING FIXED
rs TOMMY ROT.

DETROIT. Oct. is.-" Organized
baseball Is strictly on the level. and
anyone who talks of q rrameap
In connection with the series for
the worlds championship. now be.
lpg go bitterly contested BY the
Tigers and Pirates. the deciding
game ~ which il 10 be played here
tomorrow. Is fit candidate for
the 'dlppy' house"
This. at least. Is the oplaIon Of
rs. 900 fans who witnessed yesser
days terrific struggle between the
tao teams. Ia which three giadia.
tors OF the diamond we're lniurcd.
Tom Jones. the most seriously
hurt Of the trio. Is greatly improved
today. and when tire umpire calls
the teams 10 action Ia the final
came tomorrow the piucky Tiger
most likely will be- seen 10 his &C.
customed place az first base
Although Jones Was completely
knocked out after his collision with
Wilson In the ninth inning aud
was groggy for several hours aft.
erwards. be was sufficiently recov.
cred last night to attend a local
theatre. The announcement Of
Jones quick recovery has brought
Joy 70 the hearts Of thousands OF
local fans. who now see visions Of
the Tigers winning their first
worlds championship
Despite the fact that Wilson also
spiked Moriarlty In the fatal ninth
inning In bis anxiety TO reach home
and tie the game. his acts were
purely unintentional Although he
WAS badly shaken BY the force Of
his collision with the stocky Jones,
Wilson was the first man 10 reach
the side Of the injured player. and
assisted In carrying the first base.
man 10 the club house. Moriarity
was spiked when Wilson made a
circus slide To third IA the same
inning The third baseman's In.
iurles are slight.
Interest In the final game OF the
series IN at fever heat. and early
Indications are that every nook and
foot Of space that viii hold "a fan,
or any fraction thereof will be oc.
cupied when the deciding game is
called
Manager Jennings win most prob.
ably send wild Biil" Donovan TO
the firing line IN the final session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
IT'S UP To
kETCHEL NOW
READY FOR GONG AT MISSION
STREET ARENA IN
FRISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 16.--
"Win MiddleweiEht Champion Stan
ley ketchel be able TO wrest the
heavyweight iaurels from Giant
Jack Johnson. who has held the
title since his victory over Tommy
Burns In Australia months ago."
This il the question that thou.
sands OF fight fans the country over
are asking themselves this morning
Fit as the provcrbial fiddle. and
eagerly awaiting the tap Of the gong
which will set them off on their 20
round championship bettle at s
o'clock this afternoon at Coffroth's
arena. both Ketchel and Johnson
are prepared 10 put up the battle OF
their lives.
With all the choice seats disposed
OF. early indications are that a rec
ord breaking crowd viii witness the
struggle. Both men have been in
structed TO report promptly at the
arena at 2 o'clock. so that they will
have plenty of time TO dress, and
that there may be no delay.
Ketchol will so into the ring
weighing about iS0 pounds. and he
seems to be trimming over with
confidence. Here is what he says;
Il never felt better IN my life. and
II am not hailed as the heavy
weight champion when the battle is
over, ] VIII be very disappointed
man. OF course Johnson has the
advantage over me in weight and
reach. but | do not believe that he
carries q knockout in either fist.
Il shall battle carefully, and will
force Johnson TO do most Of the
leading. do not mean by this that
viii make runaway fight, for
VIII press the big dlnge continually,
and II viii certainly be hard luck
II do not create an opening In the
early rounds.
III | can land one good punch
during tho opening session, believe
me when say that | will take some
of the fight out OF Mr.. Coon. He
will not have chance TO recover.
! haven't the slightest fear of John.
sons uppercut, as | do not believe
he will be able to land II very
often"
While Johnson IL confident Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
BROADWAY WILL PLAY
QUEEN ANNE MONDAY

The followers Of the Broadway
high school viii be given the chance
to see the first big game OF the
season Monday afternoon, when the
eleven line up against Queen Anne.
The game will be played on the
University campus and will start
at 3 o'clock sharp.
Queen Anne is working hard for
the game and has every hope OF
taking the scalp OF the Broadway
team.
Both coaches put their teams
through light signal practice last
evening for the last time before the
big game.
Yesterday morning big rallies
were held at both schools and much
enthusiasm was displayed.
Both OF the yell leaders say that
they have yells that will make the
fans sit up and take notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
KANSAS CITY WILL
SEE ZbYSCKO FIRST

zbyscko. the heralded world.
beating mat artist, who Is scheduled
to wipe up the earth with Frank
Gotch, viii open his American en-
gagemont In Kansas City next
Wednesday. October 20.
AT that time the gent with the
breakfast food monicker will take
on three aspiring wrestlers, the
contract calling for him TO flop the
three without leaving tho mat. Only
Frank Gotch is barred Here's a
chance for the dear Doctor Roller.
Zbyscko weighs 275 pounds but
Is only s feet 0 inches dp and
down His chest measurement Is
SO inches. Wowl
Wonder II he will go the same
way as that other much press agent
ed foreign gentleman who was to
take Gotch's measure, to-wlt. Sig
nor Giovanni Raicevich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
TACOMA AND LINCOLN
PLAY BIC GAME TODAY

This morning the Lincoln high
school football eleven. accompanied
by 500 rootefs. left the Colman
dock on the steamer Indianapolis
bound for Tacoma, where the team
will play the high school this after
noon.
The game Will be one OF the
fastest Of the season and is any.
body's victory go far. II Lincoln
wins, the Northwest championship
fight will be between Lincoln and
Broadway, and II Tacoma wins.
Broadway and Tacoma will decide
II. Both teams are we'll trained for
the battle and none OF the men are
out Of the game.
The University and the cruiser
Milwaukee line up against each
other this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Doggy exclaimed: That's a new
one; tell Il. Murphy"
Murphy didn't need urging. In
the old days there was rivalry
enough between LalRpaloosa and
Sketiioi. Butch was the bralny
schemer.
Our Thanksgiving game was
with Lalapaloosa. and we feared
Butch would spring a new ono and
beat us to The championship. We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
WHO'S THE LEMON NOW

a The present world aories has ,
\ shown tho weakness OF state. !,
4 ment mAdo by Clarke OF Pitts. I
4 burg couple Of years {,
4 ago regarding babe" ADAMS I
4 and Maddox. /.
Two years ago Adams and I
. Maddox went 10 the Pittshurg I
4 club from Louisville Maddox I
4 cost $500 and Adams tz.500. I
= Maddox stuck and Adams 4
. came back I
That's the way ball players 4
4 10. said Manager Clarke I
a Here IL Maddox. who cost me 4
= $500. and IL a world beaser. 4
. while Adams cost f2.5oo. and 4
. Is i lemon"
= hut Adams started ia 10 4
. Show he was not lemon. and 4
. this year he went back 20 the 4
q Pirates. In the opening game 4
= be defeated the Tigers. aud be 4
4 turned the trick again, and has 4
h outshined Camniix. the star OF 4
q the Pirate twirllng staff. 4
d Maddox won bits game. but a
q was hit hard In the last Ia. =
= ninga. aud only great support A
= saved him. 4
= who IL The lemon now 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
NEAR CHAMPS
SCALP CHAMPS

SPOKANE. Oct, ls.--The scene Of
the great wild west battle was
shifted yesterday 10 coner d'Alene.
and the fans In that city helpee the
Indians win. 2 70 2
Tealey Raymond has gong tomc
20 Arizona and Allen tri~dto lhold
down hia position NJ shortslop4 He
would have been better IL Tie field
hadn't been 80 rough.
Miller was Wild. Both teamb got
seven hafr hits.
The two teams are now tied In
the championship series. with four
each.
Thn NcnFm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
ropAYs FOOTBALL.

4 Lincoln VS.. Tacoma at Ia.
4 coma.
= y, p. s. vs.. Idaho at Mos
4 COW
. Washington vs.. Marines at
q Seattle.
= HoquIam high school W.
4 Centrnlia AZ Hoquiam.
= Amherst VI. Tufts At Am
a herst.
= Bowdoin VS. Exeter at Bruins.
4 wick
4 Brown w. Pennsylvania NJ
4 Philadelphia.
= Carlisle W.. Syracuse at New
4 York.
4 Coe VS. Drake at Des M9ines.
= Cornell vs.. Fordham at
\ Ithaca.
= Denver university Va. Wash.
\ burn at Denver
y Dartmouth W.. Williams at
4 Hanover.
\ Holy Cross va. Trinity at
4 Worcester.
= Howard vs.. Navy at Wash.
4 lngton. ID. G.
= Indiana VS. Lake Forest AT
4 Bloomington.
4 Iowa vs. Grinnell at Grin.
4 nell.
= lafayette vs.. swarthmore
n at Easton.
= Navy vs.. villanova at An,
4 napolIs.
+ Northwestern Va. BeIoit al
4 Evanston.
= Ohio VS.. Michigan at Ann
4 Arbor.
= Princeton vs.. sewanee at
= Princeton.
n Purdue VS.. Monmouth al
4 Lafayette.
= Kansas vs. Kansas Aggios at
4 Manhattan.
4 Chicago vs.. Illinois at
\ Chicago.
\ Maine vs.. Harvard at Cam.
4 bridge.
A Minnesota vs.. Nebraska at
A Omaha.
A Missouri vs.. Rolla at Colum.
4 bia.
4 Utah Va. Montana S. NJ. at
4 Salt Lake.
4 Yale W. Army at West Point.
R444 H4444 44444
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

winning. he Is taking the I'D
much more seriously than he I'D "A
l0-round encounter with Al Kzz|
man. johnson said:
There is no doubt but ael
Ketchel is a dangereas mas IL
l would consider thar he hA i
change his yiews o. this poinf n
In the best condition d NY ring a
reer. ! am prepared Cor hin, Il
have trained faithfully for this ba.
Ketch may stay IL rounds, bu' ~
certainly not longer than "A rugaaA
He says be does not fear 4
punches. but | believe he VI
change bis rieks on this poinl Y
fore the battle has gone nzj
rounds.
i propose 10 beat Ketehel b
workmanllka manner. and then
will be ready TO take on James !
Jeffries. only wish that h n
left was going 10 face toig. u
stead Of Keschel. However,. Do 4
expect to experience mel nor
trouble with .effrses thar sziiti1
pate with ketchel."
There viii not be more nnH
pounds difference In the xsigl' :
the two men when they eaix y
ring this afternoon. as lohzsa y
clares he win not weigh Eaels IAz
1876 pounds stripped.
The betting Is sim 10 to =
johnson will win and ewes ncz1
that kcichel win last IA roundx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

chiIdhood's happy hours. ct cetera. .
Who got the first shock p
asked DOGGY.
ASK Butch" said Murphy. an be
wandered out into the hall. And
we beat 'em IL TO o."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
REAL TROUBLE ON
HORIZON FOR COBB

CLEVELAND Ohio, Oct. 1g.-
The grand jury yesterday returned a
true Indictment against Tyrus Cobb.
the Sensational fielder OF the De.
troit Tigers, for stabbing Watch.
man George StanchfIeld at the Cue.
10 hotel during series Of comes
IA that city with the Cleveland
Maps. The authorities have not an.
nounced what action they will take
70 apprehend the Georgia Cracker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

ATTENDANCE,
Delehanty Starring

PTTTsBuRG. IA glance the batting and fielding
tables ~ the PttSbug Pirates affords inter
ostnE comparison of the OF the during the u be
fore the Tinal decisive OF the series.
Although aud lost three Detroit is
far ahead Of tsburg In team batting individually however Wag
with OF 3si Cobb who
rival only 273 with other Detroit
ahead OF him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

summary FNrNe- base Hit2~~l en-
sen CnprOn Twa-haar kits--soHt.
airk. Stolen bases--Altman. James
Burnett Double play burnett %
James to Weed struck Guilty.
Jensen l. hY Miller Bases on balls
off Miller q villa ptt~h-~~Milier.
iflt BY pitched bnii--Aksn. Bennett
Left on hases--1pokane 8. Seattle s.
Time ~ game 10. tmplrea@f.tnry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
RENToN FAN.

THOMAS LINDSAY: James J..
Corbett and Peter Jackson fought
81 rounds 20 a draw in 1891. Date
rs to place Of fight not at hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

AZ Portland. 4. Vernon II
At Los Angeles. 2 Sacramento. q.
~ San Francisco. I Oakland. ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

Seattle spirit makes VII
Marathon race possible SEE z
greatest runners OF the word !
Dugdale's park Sunday. 2p n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16

In Fielding, the Tigers Are Trailing Closely Behind
Pittsburs MANY Of Cobb's Team Mates Are Out
Swattng the Ceorgian--D. Jones, Crawford and
Delehanty Starring 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
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The king OF England saw the
Marathon. Why not you? At Dug.
dale's park next Sunday. zee
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The $4,000 MARATHON TOMORROW AT DlCDAES PARK AT O'CLOCK SP
WAGNER HAS COMPLETELY .OUTCLASSED COBB
BUT DETROIT HAS OUTBATTEO THE PIRATES

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1909-05-27
Not Euen the Eirst sten.

Mr. Morse. having bought new BIZ
cycle of the most improved pattern,
presented his old one to Dennis Hallo-
ran. who did errands and odd jobs for
the neighborhoOd. You'll find the
wheel useful when you're in a hurry,
Dennis" he said.
The young Irishman was loud in his
thanks, but regarded the wheel doubt
fully.
II mistrust twill be a long while
befoor / can ride it" he said.
"Why. have you ever tried" asked
Mr.. Morse.
Il have" said Dennis gloomily. "a
fri'nd lint me the loan o. his whiles be
was having the mOomps. Twas tree
weeks had lit, an what wild practic-
ing night an morning | niver got so
could balance mesilf standing still, let
alone riding on it."-Youth's Compan-
ion.