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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
EVERYBODY
KNOWS TEN

Here is a scene that is being enact.
ed daily in Knox county A support
er Of Wilson meets a supporter OF
Wilson. They stop. They chat.
"Welr says one, what do you know ?"
The reply. why. So-and-so is going
to vote for Wilson," "You don't say"
is the rejoinder, 81 know of another
l Just heard about today" And so
it goes. Ask any supporter of VIII
son in Knox county how many Repub-
licans he knows of who are going to
vote for Wilson. He'll reel off list
that will make you dizzy. It's the
craze, nowadays.
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CLEANERS MEET

The Cleaners, Mrs. Browns class
Of the NJ. p. church, met in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon with a
large attendance. The president,
Mrs. A. B. Jones, had charge of the
meeting. The meeting was opened
by singing "By the Touch of His
Hand" followed by the devotionsls
in charge of Mrs. Larabee, who read
job "a, followed by Lords prayer by
the class.
Song Standing on the Promises
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EVEN THE CARS
BRING 1T IN

II certainly had the notion knocked
out of my head this week that Knox
county was the only center Of VIII.
son enthusiasm" remarked a prom.
inent citizen Of Mt. Vernon Tuesday.
81 was down along the Pennsylvania
tracks the other day and along came
big freight train, carrying ship tim.
Der. ALI over these big blocks was
written Vote for Wilson or We want
wilson"
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l.. w. Mead
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
State Senator

Mr.. Mead was born and reared on a
farm in Morrow Co., Chic, and has ac-
tual management of farm at this
time. He graduated from the High
School at Chesterville, o., and later at
tended college at Oberlin, o., and Law
School at o. s. U. He was admitted to
the bar of Ohio as an attorney in 1892,
and later licensed to practice in the u.
s. Court. Mr.. Mead commenced the
study of law in the law office of Mr.
w. G Cooper and Mr.. Frank Moore of
Mt. Vernon, was resident of Knox
county in 1890-1891. Coming before
the people of Knox county for their
support seems like coming back home.
81 stand for the principal that any
attempt to take from the people their
right to elect their own officials, which
includes assessors and school boards
Is un-American and unjust and will
oppose any such measure. With all
respect and courtesy TO my opponent
Mr.. Willis Horn, / deem 1t fair to sug-
gest to the voters of the district that
Mr.. Horn voted against the Parrott-
Whitmore law, which was vote to
retain the obnoxious Warrens law
After many and repeated vain at
tempts to bust the rotation rule for
State Senator, Wayne County at last
succeeded on the Sth in putting it over
by nominating one of her citizens in
stead of Morrow county's Democratic
choice to the right of succession"
Against this act Morrow County
Democrats, Republicans and Prohibi-
tionists should protest.
l.. w. Mead of Morrow county has
been nominated by the Republicans
for State Senator. He should receive
every vote cast in Morrow county. His
candidacy represents principle of
Justice which seems to be disregarded
by the politicians who have so ruth
lessly trod upon Morrow county's
rights and conceded right of all the
counties of the District and despotic-
ally over-ridden on ancient compact OF
equality"
i am in favor of a more economical
school law affecting the smaller coun
ties. l am also committed to a policy
of economy in the Administration of all
local, state and governmental affairs
Thanking you for the consideration
of my position"
L. w. MEAD,
Republican Candidate for State
Senator.
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Julius Headington
Democratic Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE

was born In Knox co. of pioneer
family and with the exception of year
spent In the Episcopal Indian Mis-
sIons Of Oklahoma, have lived In the
county my entire life. am a high
school and college graduate and have
taught school and am qualified to fill
the place not only from an educational
standpoint but also from practical
one, since | have lived the last ten
years by agricultural and mechanical
work.
have no "hobbles" to experiment on
the public and no professional ak to
grind, and If elected will serve in a
moral, economical, practical and COM
nonsense manner.
solicit your support.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
HEART ATTACK

Starting from the City Cigar Store
Thursday morning about $50 o'clock,
William Herschler, a South Vernon
bricklayer, had heart attack and
toppled over. A physician was sum
moned and Herschler brought around
in an hour and half.
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Mr.. CadwaIlader departed for his
home in Thornburg, Pa, Wednesday
after spending several days with c.
A, Bope of East Gambler street.
Mrs. James Gruntz returned Tues
day to her home in Coshocton after
a visit with Mrs. George Waters of
Coshocton avenue.
Mrs. Roy Morey of Brandon went
to Johnstown Wednesday to spend
the day.
Mrs. William Meyers of Columbus
spent Wednesday in this city on bust
ness.
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WILSON PROSPERITY
AMONG THE FARMERS

A Clinton township farmer stood
on the southwest corner of the square
Wednesday evening about the dinner
hour discussing the issues of the
present campaign as they affected
him. He said in effect: 'I'm for
Wilson, first. last and always, and
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

IN tell you why. The Republican
party has cried panic every time a
Democrat was in danger Of being
elected Well, we've had Democrat
in the presidential chair for four
years and don't sec any signs OF a
panic Why, never got such prices
for wool in all my lie Wilson for
me this yeari"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
CiIne-McFarIand
Wedding

Mr., James Cline and Miss Marie
Mcfarland we're united in marriage
Wednesday morning at 1880 o'clock
at the M. E. church parsonage, Rev.
Foster G. Anderson officiating. They
we're attended by Mr.GilbertMcCall
and Miss Nellie Hiidebrand. Dinner
was served at 1890 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mcfarland, two and one
half miles south of the city. The ta-
BILE was decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS. Out-of-town guests were:
/ Mrs. Sarah Mattox of Newark, the
brides grandmother; Mrs. Fred Tuck
er and children and Mrs. Lee Tuck
er and children of Mt. Liberty, sis
ters of the bride; Mr.. James McFar
land of Fredericktown, brother Of
the bride. The couple received many
gifts The BRIDEGROOM is the son o.
Mr.. Eli Cline, south OF the city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Williams. John
Williams and Mrs. Elmer Williams
Of Brandon spent Wednesday in Co
lumbus.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
Auction Party
At Country Club

Mrs. Harry Hitner entertained at
auction at the country club Wednes-
day. This was the first party at the
clubhouse in which a member was
hostess. Twelve tables Of the game
were played, Mrs. Sarah Dunnick win
ming the first prize and Mrs. Norman
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Order Issued

Order Issued
In the matter of Walter M. Paazig,
guardian of Eliza Jane Fink, an Inn
beetle, an order Of appraisement has
been issued Appraisers are Martin
Creveling, Cassie Breeze and Clar-
ence Paazig.
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Farewell
Party

Farewell
Party
About 26 Of the friends Of Mrs.
Doris Wharton gathered at her home
in Fredericktown Wednesday even
ing and gave her q farewell surprise
party. The evening was spent In
dancing, games and music, after
which light refreshments were
served. Mrs. Wharton will assume
new duties in Mansfield in about two
weeks,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

All enjoyed social hour after
which delicious refreshments we're
served by the committee. Mesdames
George Allspaugh, stoyie. Larabee,
Lewis, Garrad, Boyle and Thompson.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

FOR SALE-Driving mare, coming
years old. Citizens phone 40, Gam
bier 31dsS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

FOR SALE-F'resh COW. Call I-24,
Brandon exchange, Citizens phone.
31da3S
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NO ADMINISTRATOR
NAMED BY TESTATOR
Two Appraisements Order
ed; News Jottings From
Court House

The will of Joseph Colopy, with
two codicils annexed, has been filed.
The will proper was drawn on Dec.
26, 1904, in the presence Of Ocena M.
Rice and Clinton M. Rice; one codicil
on Feb. IL, 1916, in the presence of
Joseph F. Blubaugh and Lillis ]. Blu
baugh the other on May 5, 1910, in
the presence of Ida Blubaugh and
Mrs. Joseph Blubaugh.
To daughter, Bessie Smith, is be-
queathed % acres in Knox and $50
acres in Holmes county.
To a son, Joseph Levi Colopy, is
left home farm of 200 acres, the
"Broughton land" of 40 acres, one
half interest in farm implements, a
one-half interest in notes, moneys,
etc, and five acres of timber.
To wife of decedent, Eliza Colopy,
is bequeathed one-half interest in
farm implements and one-half inter
est in notes, chattels, etc.
Testator directs that Eliza Colopy
and Joseph l. Colopy shall control
and run the farm, the proceeds to be
shared equally. This applies to
Eliza Colopy only as long as she is
widow of decedent.
Six months are given to sell notes
chattels, etc. In event of disagree
ment, three men are to be appointed
one the selections of the wife and
children, who shall settle same.
Testator asks for the appointment
of an administrator and directs that
if any heir goes to law, he or she
shall be cut off entirely.
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Miss Edith Walker of North Main
street went to Utica Tuesday to visit.
Mrs. Charles 8. Claypool returned
to her home on North Mulberry street
Wednesday after spending about two
weeks with relatives in Cleveland.
Mrs. H. H. Purviance returned TO
her home in Columbus Wednesday
after spending several days with rel
atives in this city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
Widow Valves
Court Journal

Court Journal
G. E. McCutcheon, administrator,
VS.. Walter McCutcheon ct al.-Sub-
mitted.
Molly Olive Lybarger VS.. Mel Ly-
barger-Decree of divorce granted.
Deed Filed
S. B. Church to Ada Church, parcel
in Mt. Vernon, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
Club Is
Entertained

Club Is
Entertained
The members of the Wemaka EN-
broidery club of MillwoOd were en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday by
Mrs. w. A. Rogers of South Vernon.
All members of the club we're pres
ent and enjoyed a delightful after
noon with Mrs. Rogers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

FOR SALE-A good farm of t2s
acres in Brown township, we'll water
ed; good fences; good buildings; good
land. viii sell cheap IL sold soon-
Call sos West High street, Mt. YER
non, o. Citizens 1884. 11-14
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

FOR SALE-Full-blood Guernsey
male calf. Citizens 2O40-K. 2d3S
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03
Appralsement Ordered

An order OF appraisement has been
issued in the guardianship Of Bryan
r. Purdy, a minor. Appraisers are
Frank White. A. L. Blue and d. L.
Frye.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

FOR SALE-Farms we'll located
and improved, on good terms: 10, 80.
40, SO, 72, 80, SO, SO, 1O2, 121, 127
acres, $50 up. w. g. Rockwell. Il
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-03

FUH SAbh--A tarm OF IUY acres.
with good nineroom house. large cis-
tern and cellar a barn 50x55 IT, ~
feet to caves, new granary, og.house.
wagon shed and corn crib. Situated
2 miles west Of Fredericktown ON
mail route and close to school. In
quire Of ]. NJ. Mckinney, r. D. 8,
Fredericktown, o. los
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First and Final

Oscar S. Denman, executor Of Sar.
ah Denman, has filed first and final
account showing $1S7.76 received and
disbursed.
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Marriage LIcenses-

Marriage Licenses
Jesse L. Smith, laborer, Newark,
and Vesta Jane Punches, music teach.
er. Mt. Vernon. Elder H. H. Burk-
holder.
James Cline, farmer, and Sarah
Marie Mcfarland, both Of Pleasant
township. Rev. Foster G. Anderson
Harley Austin Stake, farmer, Jello
way, and Grace Ruth Pinkley, Jello
way. Rev. Foster G. Anderson.
Widow Valves
In the will of Joseph H. Colopy
waivers of widow and next of hr
have been filed. Testimony Of wit
nesses taken. Testimony partially
taken on codicils.
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Hearing Set

Hearing Set
In the guardianship of Mary j.
Fletcher, an alleged imbecile, the
hearing has been set for Nov. 8.
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Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
LYRIC NOTES

Tonight the Country Store" promises to please the Nddies as most Of Che gifts will be toys.
 Tomorrow tho second episode Of Graft" will be shown. This time the tenement house graft will be smashed amid thrills and excitement. AS each episode of this serial is com plctc iu itaelf one does not lose the thrcad of Che story 1T ono or two opi- sodcs arc missed
 Sunday and Christmas, a special feature. Che title to be announced later.
 Tuesday and Wednesday The rrcot Triangle super-Feoture. "Pes- sy." featuring Miss Billie Burke, Che most popular musical comedy star on thc stage. This picture has created a sensation wherever it has been shown and lt is @ stroke of good luck for the Lyric Co be able to secure this bis picture
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
GOOD SAMARITAN SOAKED

II. s. Kong, a subject Of the Mika- do. was sentenced by U. s. Commits sioner John Henson to 12O days in Jail Wednesday evening for supply ing oil of joy to a couple of native daughters. It was this way: Kong's friend. Harry Lee, another Jap, is married to one of the squaws and the mother of the latter, Mary Jack son. being, it is alleged, of a some- what meddlesome disposition, at tempted to run the affairs of her Oriental son-in-law with the result that the latter rcsorted to physical violence by administering a sound spanking to his mother-in-law. This was too much for the dignity of a daughter of a long line of warriors and clam diggers. and she had the offender arrested and it was while the latter was in jail awaiting trial that Mr. Kong essayed the role Of good Samaritan by calling at his nome to comfort the wife and her mother with that which put Ken lucky on tho map. The result was that when Harry Lee was taken be- fore Magistrate Erie for trial his wife and mother-iu-law showed up in court soused Co their separate and
 individual necks. They pointed to Kong as the source from whence came the jag juice and he innoccntly admitted that he had put stick" in coffee he served them. His ar- rest and trial in the commissioners court followed Leo was fined 80 for chastsing his wife's mother and Inc old woman, being a true sport, paid his fine.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT THE
 DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH

The usual solemn midnight cole- brauons will take place in the Doug las Catholic Church on Sunday night at twelve o'clock
 The opening hymn. Frcoman's 70 Holy Night" will be sung by Mr. r. Lynch. Tho choir, which has diligently prepared the beautiful Mass Of "Tho Holy Night" by D. II. Wilson. win be accompanied by an orchestra composed of Messrs. 3. Mcintyre. p. Kogcl, c. Erickson, Mas M Hahn and the organist Tho in- spiring solos throughout Che Mass win bc sung by Mossrs. E. Mcintyre, F. Lynch. Dr. Ellis, Mrs. Barnhill, Mrs. Lindsay, and Che Misses C. King, R. Miller and C. Carroll.
 At thc ofrcrtory Novcllo's "Adoste Fi',lc-" win bo ~ordc-ed o"d 'he clcrr- hymn wHl be ho fam~as "C'o-v to Cof Tn t.o Highest"
 Tho errC- 2 Mass will be on Christ mas morning ot S;3O.
 The last Nigh Mass at 1O:3O a. m. At this mass the children will sing tho Mass of the Infant Jesus composed by D. II. Wilson, of Port land, Oregon
 At 7:3O D. m. on Christmas day there will bo Rosary and Benediction.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
 DOUGLAS ISLAND FOLKS

We wish to announce we are ox- elusive Douglas agents for the sim pie mixture of buckthorn bark, sly ceriuc, etc., known as Adler-i-ka This remedy used successfully for appendicitis, is the most THOROUGH bowel cleanser we ever sold. It is SO powerful that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE of con stituton. sour or gassy stomach. Ad- lcrika never gripes, is safe Co use and the INSTANT action is surprls- ing Guy l.. Smith, druggist.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
The Douglas Island News.
rnR LOCAL FIELD


 George Lambro. employed by the Erie Drug Company ia again at work after being knocked out for a week by a hard cold.
 There was a good meeting of tho Douglas Island Labor Union Mon- day. after which the members at- tended thc picture show at thc Lyric. Editor John W. Troy of the Ju- ncau Daily Empire, accompanied by .hls wife and daughter, Miss Helen. returned from a four weeks visit to Seattle and California on Tues day.
 Mrs. Thomas. who has been a guest at the home Of Rev. E. s. Bol- finger for the past several weeks, left Monday for her home in Port land. Oregon. She was 80 pleased with her visit Co Douglas that sho coutcmplates returning next sum mcr
 Mrs V. A. Peterson and child ar rived from Kctchikan tho early part Of thc week on a visit to the formers parents. Mir. and Mrs A. Liljestrand. Mr. Peterson will arrive today and they win be here until after Christ mas. Mr. Peterson is agent for the Pacific s. s. Co. at Ketchikmn.
 Mrs A. E. Chrlstoc of Treodwell, who spent the past several months on the outside. principally in Cali ioruia. returned on the Nar.posa Tuesday. James Christoe. her son and cashier for Che TreadwclI conn pany. who had been out on a months vacation, accompanied his mother home.
 A box Of Leiyers' candy will de- flight your wife.
 Mrs. John Henson was passenger on thc steamer City of Seattle this morning. Mrs. Henson has been visiting for the past three months ! with a daughter in Seattle. a son In Port Angeles and with relatives |iu Los Angeles. But her home is Douglas and she concluded che, home is che best place to spend Christmas
 Co to the ERIE DRUG co. for your Holiday purchases. They have Che stock at the lowest prices. l2u
 John R. Jeuson left Che early part |or thc week for a three months visit to his mothcrless cight-year-old son lat Seattle whom he has not seen foI two years, the little fellow being with his mothers people there Mir Jensen has been employed steadily lat his trade. that of carpenter hor' Go. the past seven months, working Isix days every week during thai time. He worked on the City Hal Iduring part of the summer and latci on the News building. He is mol only skilled mechanic but a sub s,outial and worthy citizen.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
DOUGLAS CHURCHES
Congregational

Congregational
 lRev E. s. Bolngcr. pastor) lOa. m.. Sunday School. II a. m, Worship, "Thc Divinity Of Mother hood" 7:3o. Worship, "Our Gifts to the Erg"
 Wednesday, 7:3o D. m. Hour of Prayer
 Thursday 7:3o D. m- Choir.
 Lutheran Immanuel Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor.) Sunday school at 10 @. m. No service in Che evening. December 25th, Christmas day, carly morning service CJulotta) at 6 a. m. and chldrcu's Christmas festival at 7:3O D. m. About fifty child ou win take part in the pro- gram
 In the morning there will also be a short English sermon. An are welcome.
 St. Luke's Episcopal CRcv c. D. Christian, Priest in
 ChargeD Fourth sunday in Advent Divine Service ot n a. m. with sermon on Heaven "-last of Advent series on "The Four Last Things" The public is invited. Christmas Eucharist at Juneau at II a. m.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS

A fine baby boy arrived last night Co gladden. the home of Mir. and Mrs IT. II. schuman. Mother and son arc getting along finely but tho fathers case is still critical
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT

The Order of Eastern Star will give a Christmas tree for the children at Masonic Hall tonight when a splen- did program will be given by the iu- venilcs. All members arc urged to be present.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
DAYS IENGTHENINa

The sun. which has been journey ing southward for the past six months. arrived at the end of the track near the 23 degree circle last midnight and immediately started on the back track. From now on the days will lengthen at both ends.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
LAID UP FOR WINTER

The tug Alice. tender for the Geo. E. James Co.'S sawmiu, was pulled out on Che beach just below Che mill this forenoon, after a busy and pros porous season.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

Leivers has Dolls for all the Girls and Mechanical Toys for Every Boy on the Island. 40 per cent off. Ey- erything must be sold
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
NOTICE

Having been notified by the pub fishers of the increased cost inci- dent Co putting out Sunday ncwe- papers. l am obliged to advance Che price of the Seattle Sunday l.m-1 Sunday Post-lntcllIgencer and Sun day san Francisco Examiner from D to 10 cents per copy, the advance Co take effect at the beginning Of tho new year
 R. R. Hubbard.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

Never again." says Leivers "Whcn these toys are all gone am out of the toy business" The prices are scandalously low.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
THE ERIE DRUG co.

Have the largest stock ot Holiday Goods Co be found on Gasuncau Channel "nuf said" (3D
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22
Whlte Horse. J. T.

December 18th, 1916. Tho following scale of wages for eight hour shifts, less a board and room deduction of Sl.25 per day, is in effect at our properties at White Hnrsn. Ynkon Terrltory. Canada:
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

20 per cont orf on an toys Our entire stock must and will be sold. Lcivcrs & Leivors.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

old papers for sale. 25 cents Q bundle. at this office.
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

.UKON COPPER, Limited, W. D. GREENOUGH,
 Manager
Douglas Island news., 1916-12-22

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