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AKRON DAILY ' DEMOCRAT
TUESDAY, NOV; 11, 100Z
WILLIAMS
1 can go as fast ns I ever did. All I
need Is to hear of some fighter , who
wants to mix It up with mo. Then let
14m havo a manager who puts the
flght together right, and there will b
doings by Slmms." Thero has boon
nothing further about tho prospective
mntcli between McGovcrn nnd 1'altnor,
cither, for some time, and tho prospects
of such n flght taking place In Akrn
nro getting slimmer nnd slimmer.
Youhg Rockefeller tp-Help Consolidated
Rush-Chicago Medical College
DAGUE BROS. & CO
Controlled by us
'M
Re-Elcctcd Presi
dent of N.E. A. C
PLEASANT
HEafifiaEZ?
THE NEXTMORNINCJ I FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW
AND MY COMPLEXION IS DETTER.
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Good News From
Madden to Gus.
Goddard Won First of
Scries From King.
Pool
Mr. Milo Wllllnins, who litis been
president of tho North End club for
Rome time, iimt one of tho most faith
fill workers for tho organization al
most since tho club wns first started,
was re-elected president nt a special
meeting which was held Monday night.
Tho other offlcerB elected wore: John
Taylor, vlco president; D Tuholsky,
recording secretary; Frank Schreck,
treasurer; .Tolin Sullivan, financial sec
retnry. Tlio chil. will glvo a good ath
Idtlc and musical cntortalnment In
ubout a week,
LANE'S FAMILY MEDICINE
AUdrantlntsorbun.llBSctrf, ndWoL. Bur It to
boirrTu enrh Any, In nrf( tols h"lhy this I
DMMSttr. Addram, Box 200, V Ro7 N. Y.
Wanted !
20 GOOD MEN
COUNTY LEAGUE.
The, Peerless and tho Grand bowlers
will flght It out at Barberton Tuesday
night. This monns a slight change In
tho schedulo of tho County league.
Tho Grails and Clippers will meet on
the Grand alleys Thursday night.
THRKH MEN TOURNEY.
Tho following wore the results of tho
bowling on the Grand alleys, Monday
night, In the three men tournament
that still goos forward thero at a live
ly rate:
Barron, Crllo nnd Moore, '183, fiOl,
402. Whltner. Dague and Jones, '128,
858, 472.
The bowling tonight will ho between
Mullock, Altlen and KnulTnian, and
WhJtnor, Jones and Dague. Tho first
named team will also meet Carter, By
irldor and Frees.
To 'work on
Market st. Sewer
F0H 8 HOURS
w.
$2.00
Apply to tho Contractor
M. 0 TOOLE,
On West Market Bfc.
at Portage Path.
SECOND GRAYS WANT GAME.
Tho Second Grays defeated tho
Shamrocks Suturday afternoon on tha
AVest Hill grounds by a score of 18 to
12. Tho feature of tho gamo was tho
lino bucking of Norris, tho Grays' full
back, gaining from 15 to 20 yards on
ovory buck and making two touch,
downs. The Grays' nverago 128 lbs
nnd havo won six games out of soven
tho seventh being a tic, 0-6, 'with tho
Navies. Tho Grays have an open date
next Saturday and would like lo play
any team In tho city or stato at ISO
pounds, tho Riversides, "West End
Stars of Red Eagles preferred.
Akrons should not defeat Detroit
on the homo grounds ns thoroughly
and as easily as they did a few weeks
ago.
A dispatoh from tho east says.
Hilly Madden is planning an active
campaign for his two fighters, Denver
ICd Mnrtln nnd Gus Ituhlln. Madden Is
mnklng preparations to leave for the
Pacific coast In tho next few weeks,
unless he seconds a bout for his pro
teges in the oast In tho meantime.
Mndden offers to mutch lluhlin against
Grfiorgo Gardlnor provided a liberal
pnrso is offered.
This news, which was received by
Gus Ruhlin by letter, Is ono of tho
best nnd most choerlug things ho has
heard for ninny long months. Gus has
been ready nnd anxious to get away
from Akron nnd into tho ring with
soino husky opponent for a long time.
Not that ho does not think Akron is
good enough; no, no!
Gus states that he is prouder of his
tltio of tho "Akron Giant" than ho is
to bo called Olumipion of Ireland. Hut
Gustnrus ronll7.es that Akron is no
field 1'or his kind of u struggle for
fnmo and a Sat bank account. Ho
wants to got whore thero nro other
husky bops who want what ho'wnnls
and arc willing to glvo him game for
the honors that he seoks. So Gus will
watch tho impel b and the mil tin and
hopo for tho curliest kind of a return
from Mnddcn's oriisndo for him nnd
Dcnyor Ed.
SPIKE SULLIVAN COMING BACK.
Now York, Nov. 11-Splko Sullivan,
accordlug to a letter received from him
by his brother Dave, is figuring on re
turning to America In December.
Splko hud figured on remaining nbrond
for a long time, but owing to his un
successful attempt to induce Jnbez
Whllo to meet him again ho has aban
doned tho idea. Sullivan adds that ho
cannot clinch n "go" with White un
der any condition.
ACTION "WILL FOLLOW.
Although tho East Akron Athletic
club's now1 headquarters will not bo
ready to bo opened until toward the
end of November, there will bo lmme
djato action after tho opening renlly
takes place. Thero will bo plenty of
bowling, and it is said that a basket
ball team Is already assured. Soino
sort of a celebration will probably
mark the opening of the club.
SMITH A SHADE THE BETTER.
Philadelphia, Nov. 11. Sammy
.Smith, of this city, fought six rounds
with Austin Rice, lust night, nt tho
Washington Sporting club, In which
tho local man hud a shado the better
of tho bout. The flght was a fast
one.
GODDARD WON FIRST GAME.
Goddard won the first game In the
series of pool arguments at the How
ard st pool room this week, for which
tho winner will receive, in addition to
n prize of S15, the title of amateur
champion of the city. King played
a good game, and Goddard nlso was
In good trim, as the result shows, but
King's efforts on the first night wcro
of no nvnll against Gnddurd's; gnino
and good fortune. Tho score was God
dard, 107, King 03. Tho games will
continue nightly, tho contestants play
ing 100 halls a night, until tho match
of uOO Is concluded.
JENKINS HAS TWO MATCHES.
New York, Not. ll1 Jenkins nnd
Carroll nro to wrestle for tho cham
pionship of tho world in this city Nov.
25. This was decided lalo yesterday
afternoon.
Jenkins and "Butcher Boy" Plcnlng
wcro nlso mntohed for tho first week
in Jiuuinry. Tho strange hold Is
bnrred nnd tho bout a mixed one.
onown AviLL go to Detroit.
Tho East Akron Athletic Club man
agement expects to tnko a good big
crowd along to Detroit, Friday night,
when tho foam goes to Detroit to play
a return football gamo with tho D. A,
O. team. A special low rate has been
spcurod for tho round trip; tho (earn
Will leavo Akron nt about 8 p.m., Fri
day, over the Vnlloy, nnd will go to
Dfftrolt from Cleveland by boat. The
team practiced dully, and Couch Fitch
sees no reason why the East
IMPERIALS WON THREE.
Thero was another defeat for tho
Newspaper men's bowling team In the
tournament on the nownrd st. alleys
last night, the Imperials trimming them
to tho tuno of tlireo straights. The
scores follow:
Imperials: 805, 871, 784. Ncwspa
per men: 705, 712, 728.
-I ULkgmH ..I ; a "T
Chicago, Nov. 11-Elgbt million dol
lars for buildings nnd equipment for
the greatest medical college in tho
world is the latest development in the
University of Chlcago-Rush mpdlenl
consolidation scheme. It was offi
cially announced last Friday that the
Board of Trustees of tho University
of Chicago had voted to make Rush
medical an organic part of tho uni
versity, provided tho trustees of the
medical school would raise $1,000,000.
Tho trustees of the medical school
met later and voted to accept tho pro
position. At thnt timo It was not In
timated that tho university trustees
had any Intention of endowing tho
medical school heavily.
An official of tho University In close
touch with the Board of Trustees ad
mitted thnt to fit out the now school
as was desired nt least $8,000,000
would bo required, and further, he In
timated that the promise of this sum
had practically been secured.
From just where this vast sum Is
to come this official would not tell,
but from the circumstances of the enso'
It seems certain that John D. Rocke
feller, jr., is nNmuch interested party
and Is probably backing the proposi
tion. Mr. Rockefeller is now his fnthorV
We have just acquired the agency for thii
vicinity for this exquisite pattern in
Vienna China
OPEN-STOCK
Dinner Ware
We will sell you single pieces or full sets.
Half the price of French. You can begin
with a few pieces and little by little acquire
a fine set of chin. Come in and see it.
We C&.rry 25 Patterns
French,
German, '
English,
American
and Vienna
CHINA...
blGUEROsT&eo
official representative of tho univer
sity, nnd be' has been mado a mem
ber of the BoaTd of Trustees.
Young .Toha 'D. Rockefeller is more
ind more taking his father's place in
tho business of tho family. It is ho
who is expected to find most of the
money for tho $8,000,000 fund for the
consolidated Rush-Chicngo Medical
college. The picture shows young
Rockefeller, hjs wife nnd the Y. M.
O. A. building Snt." .Yprk which he
was Instrumental in building.
KIND FRIENDS
Tiie $ Mr m
Vhlch the working man has fought for
nnd succeeded in obtaining in Mimethlug
the wife hns no shure in. Her dav be-
gitis before his and ends long niter it,
OORBETT CAN'T WAIT TILL HE'S
MATCHED.
Cincinnati, Nov. 10 "I could get In
condition to flght in six weeks' time
If I hnd to," said cx-Champlon Jnmes
J. Corbctt, n his dressing room, Mon
day night, "but I do not expect to en
ter tho ring until next May. You can
bet that 1 will bo as fit ns n fiddle,
when I incot .If fi'rles."
"Havo-you signed mtleles to flght
tho champion?" was nskctl.
"No, not yet, but wo nro practically
matched, and the contest will likely
cuino off nt San Francisco next spring.
I would rnthor box in Now York it tho
gamo reopens there, but if not, Frisco
is tho place whoro wo shall meet."
"Do you think tho Loulslaturo at
New York will pass a law favornblo to
boxing tvlion it moets next year?"
"Well, of course, that's somothlng
that I cannot sny. All that I know Is
that tho right people in Now York nro
nnxloiis to sro boxing go on ngnln,
and nn effort will bo mado to linvo
something done legalizing tho sport."
The Money-Back Cough Syrup
Menns a lot to people who arc tired
of experimenting with tho "ordinary"
cough proparntlons you are not out
a cent If Dr. Geo. Lelnlnger's For-mnl-
do-hydo Cough Cure does not please
you. It will euro consumption nnd
ull serious and stubborn lung nnd
throat diseases. Sold at 2oc ou a
gunrnnteo by nil druggists.
He Could Hardly Get Up.
P. II. Duffy, of Ashley, HI., writes:
"Tills Is to certify that I have taken
two bottlos of Foley's Kidney Cure
and it has helped mo more than any
other medlclno. I tried many adver
tised remedies, but none of them gavo
mo nny relief. My druggist recom
mended Foley's Kidney Curo nnd It
has cured me. Beforo commencing
Its use I wns In such a shape that
I could hnrdly got up when onco
down."
VERY YOUNG
W a rule, and many a ii);ht her rest is
broken by the lby'a
f retfulneiiB. The
w r
1 .a t.
jjSfclljggg-trss'
w
Iicnltuleat woman
must weur out under
such a strain. What
can be expected then
oi uiosc women
who arc weaken
ed by woman
ly diseases?
Women
who nro
weal:,
worn-out
and run-down will find new
life nnd new strength In tho
use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, It establishes
rrgulanty, dries weakening
drains, heals inflammation
and ulceration, and cures
femnlo weakness. It makes
weak women strong and
sick women well.
Sick people are invited to
consult Dr. Pierce, by letter,
free. All correspondence is
held as strictly nrlv.ite nml
sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R, V,
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
ycr-tril rvcrsl iliKt6r Imt derived no litue-
UUl!
InUi
Boys Whose Parents
Can't Control Them
Helped an Unfortunate Neighbor
at Suffkld.
(Special Correspondence.)
Suflleld, Nov. ll.-Mr. H. W. Lay
man, the elevator man at tho W. &
L. E. station, made a business trip to
Akron, Wednesday.
Died, at tho residence of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Stout, Monday mornlng.Mrt.
MnrgarotGatos, agedT, yeiirs. Funer
al servico's wore hcldjlit the Reformed
church Wednesday morning. Inter
ment In the Vlllago cemetery.
Mr. Simon Lut2, the contractor, who
was on a scaffold that collupsed about
eight weeks ago, at a barn near Kent,
has recovered sufficiently to go around
on crntches. Ho wns in tho vlllago
Tuesday, shaking hahda with his
friends.
Mr. Henry Bnrrbonstlno and son,
Clarence, former residents, were In
town Tueedny.
Mr. Ambrose Gohries mnde a bus
Iness trip to Canton, Wednesday.
Died, nt tho residence of her pa
rents, west of tho vlllnge, of typhoid
fever, Tuesday, MisS Orella Fox, uged
28 yVnrs, Burial was private, nt Un
iontown, nt 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Mr, Etnmltt Wegmnn went to Rnn-
uoipn irrinay evening.
About 20 of Mr. .William Fox's
frlouds nnd neighbors came to his
homo Saturday and dug his potatoes,
trenched his celery and husked corn.
Tho fnmlly has been very sorely af
flicted with slckneas.for the past two
months. Miss Nettie -is seriously 111
with typhoid fever, and his young son,
Roy. la 111. !
Mr. and Mrs, Philip Lensch, of
Rootstown, and Miv'and Mrs. Oscar
Orolghton, of Akron, wore Sunday vis
itors nt tho residence of lis. and Mrs.
Peter Wcgman.
to open a saloon.
Mrs. Ella Swain returned Inst Tues
day from a two weeks' visit with
friends in Indiana nnd Western Ohio.
John Holt built n new buggy shed
last week. '
"Owing to tlie lncloment weather on.
Wednesday evening, the singing school
toncher, Mr. Stlne, failed to appear.
Almost the entire class was present
and John FHcklugor acted as instruc
tor. Miss Clara Waso and Mr. J. Johns,
of near Manchester, were married last
Wednesday evening, nt tho Lutheran
parsonnge, by Rev. Mr. Brown, of
Doylesfown. They will begin house
keeping at pneo, ou a farm north of
Manchester, ,
Dr. and Mrs. Burget, of Wndsworth,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Hall spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ella Swnln.
Mrs, Wirt. Bnughmnn Is entertaining
an old schoolmate, Mrs, Kecd, of
Qrryllle. .,
A Cold To-Day
Means Consumption To-Morrow
Consumption is moro often caused by
a neglected eod than any other way.
It Is poor j augment, to buy a "common"
cough syrup when it is 'bo easy to
get Dr. George Lelnlnger's For-mal-de-hyde
Cough Cure, tho best cough rem
edy In the world for. all serious and
stubborn coughs and colds, It never
falls. Sold at 25 cents on a guarantee
by all drugglsis.
Cured of Piles After 40 Years.
Mr. O. Haney, of Geneva, O., had
the piles for forty years. Doctors and
dollars could do him no lasting good.
OfoWltt's Witch Hazel Salvo curml
him permanently. Invaluablo for
euls, bruises, sprains, lacerations, ec
zema, tetter,, salt rheum, and nil other
skin dlsonses, Look for tho name Do
Witt on the package all others aro
cheap, worthless counterfeits. For sale
by ull druggists.
John Lamparter
&Co.
Gut Rate Druggists
We cut our own prices just
to keep up our habit of cut- '
ting.
Blood wine 32c
Peruna 63c
Doans kidney pills 36C
Williams pink pills 35C
Pinkharas veg. comp . . . 65c
2 lb. bar castile soap . .24c
Laxative bromoquin.ao, lSc
Pisos consumption cure, 18c
liubifoam 1 8C
Lyons tooth powder . . . . 18c
Prescriptions filled at whole
sale prices.
CAME IN.
Numerous People Attend
edWent Away
Pleased.
In the sale of used pianos and organs
at one-third of tlieir values, numbers of
Akron people and those from surround,
lug towns were visitors and purchas
ers. About h(lf of the bargains are gone
but there Is such n good supply that
the selection is as perfect as could be
wished for.
Christmas Is coming on and the de
mand steadily increasing for Instru
ments at the right prices; thercforo bet
ter mnko your visit Immediately. Sale
ends tomorrow! Wednesday night, 0:30.
John Lamparter
&Co.
GUT RATE DRUGGISTS
ie:
PRESIDING ELDER
DIED IN PULPIT
NO
BAD
t
tir
lit until I began ualnit Dr I'lcrcc' l'nvoillo l're-
terlpuoa," wruen mr jnnu ureal, 01 uuiviue,
Jloyle. Co., Ky. nTMi medicine wa rectim
menaca tu me by othrr pMlcnti. I bsve tnkcu
hc potutnui"' 1 let! Uc auullitr ticriwu,"
FOOTBALL ACCIDENTS
IN AKRON.
Tho fnct thnt though tho football
season has bcei on In Akron with fast,
hard games, for several weeks, there
havo been on serious iiccidonts thus
fur, Is regarded ns reniarknble. From
towns nil over tho country conio re
ports of gnmcH In which men luivo
been seriously, nnd (some of thom)
fatally Injured. With tho exception
of tho few sprains nnd bruises, how
over, the Jocal gridiron heroes havo
lieen very fortunate. The court plaster
business Is good, though and black eyes
nnd scratched faces nro numerous.
Thi8 Is ewvo of tho tilings to bo desired
In u football season, however, for tho
girls nro said to especially admlro tho
young man whoso face Is mostly mark
cd and scratched, and tho more his
couiitnntincQ rosomblcs tho pint of a
now allotment In a Iwom town, tho
greater tho esteem In which ho Is
held.
Were Tried Before Mayor Doyle
Tuesday For Truancy.
William Noonnn, nged 10, and Ernest
Miller, nged 8, wcro tried before Mayor
Doyle In tho juvenile Court room Tues
day morning, having been arrested on
complaint of Truant otllcer Watson
ami cunrgeii wiin tiwnney. U nppears
that tho parents' of both tho boys
have done about all that wns posslblo
to keep tho children, n school, but tho
younghtcrs run nwnyr repeatedly, nnd
do not mind their parents. Tho
Noouan boy was warned that If thoro
wcro any moro complaints about him
ho would ho promptly bound over to
Jironaio court nnd .probably sont to
tho Reform school. Tho Miller young
ster "will bo fceuj; to a Children's Home
at Louisville, 0. ,
Foley's Honey nnd Tar for coughs
nnd colds; reliable, tried and tested,
safe and sure.
Has
FREE DELIVERY
Caused Abandonment
Sherman Postoffice.
of
Tottered and Pell as He
4 Preaching.
Was
B. SMITH
220 S. Main st.
Akron, 0.
Nctv Rlqhmond, O., Nor. 11 Rev.
Wra. Runynn, aged 63, whose homo
was nt Mllford, O., while preaching
In "tho Methodist church hero last
night, whs suddenly seen to tottor
then fell' to tho floor of tho pulpit,
dead) Heart disease was ,tho cause.
Dr. Runyan had been recently elected
presiding elder of this district nnd
this wns his first visit to this charge.
NEW KILN
Electric
Grip Soap
Is a good soap In ranny wys. Ono
Is, it dtssolvps dirt and saves rub
bing nnd boiling. The wrapper
Veils you how,
At your groqers.
re Coffee
Drinkers
don't pay such high prices
for so-called Java or Mocha
coffees, and pay somebody
else's sugar bill. (Sugar is
sold at cost.)
South American
Coffees Are
the Best
.and we sell them from
10c to 25c
PER LB.
Geo.Haas Co.
7X N. Howard st
TELEPHONE 478.
"Favorite prescription,'' Is ouly seeking
IO.JHuKC luc llilic uiuic plum JJUUI Ull
the sale of less meritorious medicine.'.
Hls.profit is your Ions. Refuse all sub.
sUtufes.
'Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should bu
need with " Favorite Prescription " when
cm n laxative ia required.
The dealer who offers a eubttitutc for SIMMS PLAYS A WAITING CAME.
"i nm waning, sun waiting," said
Art.Slmros Mondny when asked It
thero wnsnnythlngdolng la tho fighting
line, 'l haven't heard from my man
ngcr In a loug time. I am nnxlous to
be In the game, I feel good and know
Frank Murphy and John Egan wcro
fined .fj nml coVjenf-li for Intoxica
tion, .lnliu I.awler.'who has a woodou
leg and an nlr of 'desjiondency, was
lined $- nnd costs and sentenced to 30
days In tho workhouse. Tho whole,
sentence was suspoiilod on John's
promise to leavo 'Akron within an
hour and nevor i-otuBB.- He promised
very earnestly.
(Special Correspondence.)
Sherman, Nov. 11. Tho postofTlce nt
ths place was abandoned recently, and
free rural delivery Is looked for soon,
Mr. Ling, who recently purchased
tho Burgner fnnn, Is Improving his
rcsldoneo with n now coat of paint.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Myers spent
Sunday with Mrs, Myers', fnther, on
Sherbondy Hill.
John Gorlons purchased an aero of
land from tho Swain boys, opposlto tho
coal bank, nt Hometown, and later
purchased the Wuchtor store building
at Johnsons, and has had tho building
removed onto his lot. , Ho expects soon
Being Built at Barberton Pottery
Barberton Briefs.
(Special Correspondence.) ;
Bnrberton 0 Nov. 11. A now kiln
fsbelng built at the plant of tho Bar
bentpu Pottery Co. The company is
rushed wlUi orders and It was stated
Tuesday that it will bo necessary to
build several moro kilns within a short
1 1 mo.
Mat Cpllns nnd Louis Foust were
flne $5 anil costs Mondny in Pollco
Court fop raising a disturbance .Sat
urday night at a daneo In Whlgnnw
Schubert's hall.
The ladies' of tho First Presbyterian
church Jield n social Monday ovenlng.
It was well attended.
ill sole ol Real Eslole
On Saturday,, Kov. 22, at 2 tp.m., on.
tho premises I wll sell to tho highest
bidder the property known as No. 120
N. High street, .Akron, houso of 12
rooms, lot 60X-182, terms cash.
F. J, WETTACH, Agt.
Ask your -doctor about Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral for colds, coughsroup, asthma,
bronchitisiconsunipti0n. He knows.i
Arer Oa..
Lowell, Vm.
K. of P.
Funeral
Notice.
All Knights of Pythlns are In
vited to uttoml the funeral of-
Brother L. H. Ionian of Mc
pherson, lodge. Knights will
meet at. halt nt 1;30 p.m., Wed
nesday, KNov. l'-
H. Y. EpBtylT, K. R. 8.,
B. L( ALLING, C. 0.
Bulbs...
At Low
Prices
Hyaoinths 3C to 5c ea
Single early tulips,
15c dz., 85c per 100
Crocus mixed colors,
2c to 3c ea
A few Inexpensive bulbs will afford a
variety of flowers all winter. For out
door decoration and cemetery planting
they are without an oqudl.
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