The Cedarville Herald, Volume 33, Numbers 1-26

MfMW hww !«M t^WiNiMlH m* mm <■ m >T i J BASE BALL NftjH tg mmm COLLEGE CAMPUS May 30th, Decoration Day WlirrWBKt*<e*BI|MIWi<MWBBBgjy|g m mmmm - C a r p e t s R u g s l i n o l e u m o M a t t i n g s O i l C l o t h s All a t R e d u c e d P r i c e s V A N A U S D A L /S Closing - Out Sale For B a r g a i n s in H o u s e Furnishing G o o d s SOUTH MASK ST ,, DAYTON* OHIO. W a l l P a p e r L a c e C u r t a i n s P o r t i e r e s S h a d e s P i c t u r e s A l l a t R e d u c e d P r i c e s ■cm* 1 ■•MOM -S 1 i v r i DOUBLE HEADER Cedarville High School v s Springfield Imperials Morning Game Called at' 9:50; Game at 2;30 Afternoon Come out and help us pay expenses your money's worth is guaranteed. and Admission: 25c Both Games. 15c One Game. POSTAL BANKS SYSTEMSOUND House Measure as Reported Deals SafeWay, MAIL O U HOUSES ARE TRUSTS Use Trust Methods to Get Business. TAFT’S PLANS ARE ENDORSED KANY, THE TAILOR There is no use for you to go and buy your Spring Suit, ready-made, when we will take your measure and make you a Siiit to Order for the same money W e want you to give us a call and be convinced. KANY, TheLeading Tailor. XENIA, OHIO. n a Bill as Framed Will Not Result III Transfer of Local Funds to Big Banking Centers—Features of "Pro­ posed Law Explained. Tbe Republican national platform pledges the party to tire •establish­ ment of i ostal savings banks for tho people, and President Taft baa been Persia1ent in urging that this prom­ ise of the party, as well as others, be- faithfully carried out. A measure for the establishment of postal sayings was first' introduced in the,senate, but there it was load­ ed with amendments to such a de­ gree as to seriously impair the meas­ ure. Manx of these amendments were fatln red by those who are op­ posed to.the project, and who hoped to have such a bin passed by con­ gress that the president would flsdjt Special Representatives vassing Rural Com- iminUies. Can- C A R P E T S C U R T A IN S W A L L PA PER In all the new trolled by us, Spring designs, many patterns con- SPECIAL OFFERING 100 9x12 Brussels Rugs.$12 each, worth...........$10.50 Drop patterns in best quality extra super All Wool Two Ply Carpets,. ............. 52 i c a yard, worth 75c. Drop patterns in LINOLEUM regular 50 and GOc grade........................................ ..87 l-2 c yard. STRAW MATTINGS, one and tworoom lots, half price T H E P, M, H A R M A N CO., 30 & 32 N . M a in St., D ay ton , Oh io. necessary to apply the veto, Som« of the amendments were the product of sincere friends, but the resultant jumble has -been such that the house* committee op postofficcs apd post- roads has thought beat to report out a new measure on . the subject ol postal savings banks, which it is ex- .pec.ted will have reasonably ■united Republican support. Opposition From Three Bourses, There are three important sources of opposition to the postal Savings bank bill. They are. ■The banks, which fear competition. The n- a who mjarcl the’ postal savings bank as a sehorae to relievo the national banka from the load of; 2 per cent bonds they noty bear and prevent them from buffering a less on these bonds. Those who fear that the postal i saving* system will result in tho |transfer of local funds' into Wall j street. J TTndf>r tho house plan the banks, j and this includes tlio country imti- [ tutions. need have no feat of any competition with tho postal savings branches. Bill Will Not Affect 2*. These who feared tho solo object of the proposed .law Was to rescue the national banka from an embar­ rassing eituatlcn with respect to the 2 par cent- bands they had on hand nought to prevent this by having tho senate, adapt an amendment forbid­ ding the investment ’ of, any postal cavinga funds In bonds yielding less than 2>i per cent Interest. As a matter of fact. It is assorted that tire national banks which own these 2s would not sell them if tirey could do so. They are. using them to secure circulation and deposits. If thoy sold these securities they would have to retire a profitable circulation. There Is no heavy floating supply for tpe 2n. On the contrary, tho slightest Increase in the demand " send3 tho price up instantly, as was shown recently when securities legal for savings bank investment In-cer­ tain states were crdc-rcd replaced by government bonds In securing gov­ ernment deposits to banks. • ■ ..; Aim is to Inspire Confidence, j The aim of the postal basis is to I afford an easy and safe method of doro.rit for people who board tktori j money or who are afraid of regular J Tj,p •*{mall order to DV O. A. CHARLES. [Copyright by O. A. Charles. 1P10.J The iaatl ouer fcou-.ea, like all other trusts, arc reporting to trust methods to get hurdnei-s, and.the latestt silent but extensive maneuver of these housed in to cover with specially trained mevhcandlse salesmen the Holds that have formerly been reach­ ed solely by their catalogues and printed matter, • • The catalogue houses are gathering together' tao very best field selling forces possible to secure. The plan is to semi armies of export salesmen broadcast throughout the rural com­ munities. Now- this means that the mail order houses, are going alter business with more determination and a stronger selling force than ever before. You can surely realise the vital im­ portance of thin move when you ra- member that one large mail order house, doing a bur,Inesa' of 550,000,000 per year was, begun with a 50 watch’. The same df-uwmtoed energy that porduccd the wtnderiul growth and immense wealth is now to be supple­ mented and .reinforced by active salesmanhip hi tho field. The catalogues and printed mat, ter will be urn! the same aa they haw- a^'.vhyo b eu moo I and the cata­ logue iioucea arc cclsonliag.taeir men to all the scientific methods of expert salesmanship. Every man ■is. being trained in oil the known' "clever eckaams and tricks' for pfaytog on the weakest points in human nature, to employing, tboau aaieattren the mail enter hmrr-.t. have only ono Ronrstt to choose from, and that to, experienced salcsfijon,' First, these oatoeraett too drilled in tho mail or­ der house Thoy are hotor* YO U NEVER REGRET T H E C O S T O F AN A R T IC LE IF I T PROVES SA T IS FA C TO R Y H A N N A ’S G R E E N S E A L t -.. P A I N T is without doubt the most efficient house paint on the market, and is cheapest in the end, in that it will go further and wear longer than other paints. Only the best materials are used, with W H IT E LE AD AS T H E P R E D O M IN A N T P IGM E N T , tempered with just enough zinc to prevent chalking quickly, as is the case where lead alone is used. FOR SALE BY K E R R & H A S T IN G S BROS, *rl FLAYS LANSD0N ACT Taxation Nloaouro Derided by Friend and Adviser of Governor Harmon. The Lapgdon tax commission, law is considered by most folk ao the most important legislation enacted at the recent session of the General As­ sembly ■ of Ohio,' but this long step to ■the direction of taxation reform is al­ ready being ridiculed by the friends and advisors of Governor Harmon. Tile Columbus correspondent of the Fosloria Times literally picks this measure to pieces. "It Is expected to add § 1 , 200,000 per year to the state's receipts,’* he says, “It may, and it may not;; but before the' com* mission swwcds in gathering In an additional Rt.fua.oOft per year by a 4 per cent asstRument upon the gross earnings of railroads on their business within the. state; a like." assessment of S per cent on the gross receipts, of express and telegraph companies and one-half of l per cent on the. gross receipts of other 'corporations, there will be- a towrr.it or two. to fact It would not be surprising if the now ojonniLT-'ton faith ftotIf tied band and fonf with injunctions, and unable to { enltot t any ton at all from eorpora- Money Oh Short Notice BORROW Where You ’re S a fe Lowest Hates . Possible. '■W the provisions of the under «»tobt the detail* of tlio organisation I r v.on ton I 111 until after a tong and and tho coarse f.f otb-mttes, Tbits Is j Jnlhtt.in that In feu couifs.** •reads. a swat deal like an to* ab-olntoly aeo-.ary, because nomat* ter hew clover o, Salopian may be, be must understand tho itreido work­ ings of the mail order gamo- la order to beat the retail merchant and send the business out tt rural communi­ ties. . There npcckd xopreGptitnlivoa are taken In chart?,*■by able Instructors, who make daily report o.a. each man's prcgroGo. Tig y watch the work of a salesman to And oat whether ho la quick, whether ha in Intelligent, whether lie can tali; well, whether ho Is industrious sad whether ho la man­ ifesting spscird ability for work to the rural eoiutnrottiea. When a cnlesrerui has finished tire c;urr.o of trainix.'? to become a mall oreilor special representative’ ho sees that ho So a part of a big thing, part of or, active c nns’icieJal warfare: he will then bn all o to ! a certain district and lie will start In with the solo in­ tention of - getting well acgialnted and establishing liitaself oa a friendly basis- with all tlir? people of Mo dio- trict. First, lio will rro that catalogues and Jidvort'otog !itcrnt«rr> are thor­ oughly dlstrtLrf'd in hlo district and Ai}- vltutton to corporations to wcomo ua la and fight,” ttovnng, fmm one i’ho cn.lcys tho rontidenoe of tho . .-vt-raor, and kn<i\vir.g tap govop- ■ir.r’s fricndlim :ja to corporations, •d-’L* odv.-.riu! attack on tho Langdon law fe auggEGtlvOi . Hilt til-1:- - xi/vulu ho no chance for "lour, ant atuVoorn lights to court” r.Mlo Judrrtn Harmon Is governor of lip !,:• the man who can detect nnpcm.titutionallty of a logiala- XENIA LOAN CO. Payments Weekly Or Monthly I5i E. Main Street, Xenia, Ohio. C itizens Phone 102. Straight Time to Farmers. “I The Palace Restaurant Xenia Ave. Mrs. Chas. Harris, Prop. Rooms formerly occupied by C* C. Weimer. Meals by day orjweek, Luncli served all hours. Furnished Rooms for Rent. Ivo I’nactr.iciit Ir-forc tho Ink’a dry ■a it ■comeUmea before evi n he, rtoiai If, ha£i it*“l tin; hill (vide Colo. •.’Ulsni Vi Hurmcn, Apr, 20, p, G.) If the trivorattonn attack theLang- idn law it*a lecatKie Hrc-lc Jud Ixaa ikowu ’em a hr.le to the fence. CAM STAND THE TEST them be will <*a!E <a the ;.{*3;lc* per sally and mal-o fin iso-t alluring |off* to of bnrgak.- to;o r£ mcichaiidloo prrr lt»to to r> Daily«»»£« ClevelandandCedarPoint=Daily i *t 1 .a*t Pm into kea cato m-tittl eoacUuc^, Attics* safest elenaer ca sSieGreat S T E A M E R E A S T L A N D FIVE HOURS AT THE POINT •mXASduaso,, “straaiypc"rf|e*rajir<o-«tfimrr, mvts f««cr aad ss ...... - — - -a mj # « bh » Hfeaieerof »e**hw»aa fefee *»«. bntikd. It io proper for the govern- moat to offer tho fadlltlca of ito po^t- oflleea to theao timid and ignorant people arid, to ho logical, those funds should cot he used to T k neat nay particular claos, but ohoald bo invent­ ed la government bout’s, and thus make of tho hoarder a national asset instead of tt meant,o to tho financial situation. Any deVito to increase the depos­ its of tho country banks, a ttorre- r,pending Increcno must occur in tho reserve deposits in New ITork, Chi­ cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati. If a bank In a small Ohio town finds its deposits) growing, it must, under ex­ isting law. increase its rocarvo in the largo cities of tho state, Wiil Benefit Gmail Danko. It will, to a far larger extent, of course, benefit the, loc at bank of tho small town If all of throe hoards came out of Sliding and are deposited therein, because tho question of the reserve tho country bank carries la comparatively a omall matter. It is proponed that, all of tb.o money put in tho poDtefikos shall ho depos­ ited in the local haulm on Its way to t!ic> tuiotoea, and that half of It must remain permanently In the banka, if a country bank gets a $10,0W deposit it must hoop a $1,500 reserve, of which $910 may ho kept on deposit In tho reserve ( Ity. In other words, of tho whole $10,000 ds-pmltefl, only ’ $f)0ii S q mpsired to bo coat to tho largo city. to | sierelv tv. will trend Ida t Mug ooc-ia! eW: meats for fins; forming farr’rr.f suranc-p clubs farmers’ tote ■ In every wn adv ttoo LI e to . ive fico on all oubje-ff and ready to i dlfiludfy and !■ All of this r;, jifcsejitativo in tho will go further than g II liiercbrmdlrn. He Smo visiting, orgas- s, r.iahiug arrange* ottf cnfeifalnm, nts. benevolent and In* n.d toaking oft^-r the tsto at;d velfjp-e. t.essibto. He will d f as being able s.nanel and advl*e w>A alwayo v/iltog dw the farmer to his m any % ot wcatist- than f » tm m m m » dune jaifice- ie» Cmtsm Bte.pt. Vt t .* --- t *»*t!.*n; Anb,»** *.)*tfetn *MAt t'Mlit a »<-,*>( '*• t :--fd 9 WA. M. * * st:«aA, M, - 4.e.,:i *. M. ■ rm V. wt. fh-*”' sw«; .tin !'» B cutth fiinb" end %’mm os* Tiasi r (ew gaiterWA(#f. tte rsaXantfM.u?*a««8 Ct. e-ns-jretj h i A3 fioj.y tv flit Cieseiaiid. 6. 0 * Ohio haa had .coverai Dene- ¥ S Hatle govoruorn In tho last, filly % yeas'), and pretty n<ariy if not i aii of them were honorable, |♦ affable, poiinlnr toon. But. tholr 4 • 4 jisMttrn veils nnalnnt tlK-m. and * ;T'iio m wao q ! v « b the oadoiao- ’ t- went of &areoiid torm. & v-ial cor-vlco will east the farmer nothiiig, hat hack of every motive, no into! ;p bow si-onilnolv free and t,(-aoro:a St n.ay ho the will bo the fact that all this -work ic simply a part of on immense plsii of adver- tio'ng destined to oatob tho farmer at Ida wxalrxf potor ar.d enthrall Win in the tntPhr', nC ,inil order depots'!- liny*. . This r.ytf «i in r . f ixi!ike tho nyntesnn «.f all nihe'r treats it being diC'-rent orjiv in i;.-, appllcatnn. The sample <5 siieichaiidioe to bo d'strilmted will re;«-<,-setit sp.-eial bar gain hxideso offnrd at ostromely tow prices in ord- r ft* get closer to touch with tho fa.-mor1 o:i<l mat'd him feel a thqrr Sntwest In tho moil order houses, . ■ <* la order to get tho farmer inter- fx-tod in tht-k Huts then'' si'hil order hont;, a rvl|t h.s,' moixy at first if ncc- toeavy, jui'.t f t jf t -(ho fastne? In habit of ha? fug the- r, -,h a eutolugue. Th" solo objeft t,f i ’dn ecms-algft to to wean tin faun s assay fiosn purchas­ ing newto vf (ray l hid turn hla homo noachant, end it icurs out the boast of a pHtmiumti mall order man who nai.1: "Give mo Iwi H um and I will make the elth u of thto cimnti"'. townu; I will make towns villages, .mil tho viiljgvrt and hathlefo 1 will wipe off the mfito”—t'ornfiiettM Btsl» lotto, ffcpubllcan Party Hao Never Been Afraid to “ Do Thtofla When In -Power. In those days whoa the muckraker to ahread in the land and the rspirtt a? hostile criticism predominates tho flljcsltion party, it Js a good idea to listen to ti;o vcho of rtaaon tnec in a while. The- iudf rcadi-nt and unbiased Co* ; !i(.<ton Tab me <alls the attention i.f its tiM to the £a«-t that “ tho real test of any individual or party ;.i the te't of IOw<r- of •reoponsibil* ity. In nafional affairs and in tho affairs of a -large .majority of the. states tho Ik-publican party has been in m:iu!e;".uste;l loutrol for more than a desa'i-. About the only ititcr- pix iatIon that can be put on this fact is that the i i opto, as a whole, have had more confidence in the liopubli- tan than’ in the Democratic patty. “TIso opponitton, the Democratic party, has during all tills time been in a position to iritkh e and eonmiro. And wt* submit that theirs has been tho easier task. It is always easier to look sin and denounce tlihn it is to take tho initiative and do things.; And to tho credit of the Republican party be it, said It liar, never boon ac- <Uhfd justly of being afraid to do things, a»’’compared with tins record of other parties,” Tin- point is well taken, and should bo romomberul by Ohio voters from now until election day—the Ilepubli- can party fins never been au artful dodger; i<as never relaxed in effort; ; has never lacked courage to “do things.” I n f I i t y S B B B B D S True Paint Economy Buy Good Paint It costs less for the labor of putting on good paint than •cheap paint, because it takes fewer gallons of good paint to cover a given sur- faco, consequently it take* lees time, - Good natnt will covor-maro surface, because in good paint the body In composed o f elastic substances---Puro Y/klto Dead, Pure Zinc—-vrhiqbv when properly mixed with pure Linseed Oil, flows out well under tho brush. In cheap paint th* body to compered of brittle cub- siances--whiting, etc— thinned out with beneoin and like materials, consequently fc drieg as soon as it touches tho surface. Tho real economy of Good Paint ir,, that it wears for years, 1s always bright and glceay, whilo cheap paint will check and peel off itt. a few months. I T I A R m e n I U u B c K A D E L I Q U I D 01 v s r : ' Is the most economical paint yo-lt can buy, because, being tond« of the purest materials “ -id the most scientific man­ ner. It costs less to put It oa. It takes less gallons. It wears longer and gives absolute satisfaction. Wo guarantee It to do so, lilt. 4 L-WTH-OUd MAHWACTCKED BY TheDean&BarryCo TiiO general aeneiably tomes out of tho ocnaton’o work In better ctanding than Governor Harmon.— Cleveland Leader. COLtAlBUS, O. ■Ask cur Agent for a 1). & B, color card and booklet, PAInT u ^— uui. inte* «*- OU pM K P ‘ 5P-* B. fc B. Hich-GradaiLlQUid Paint cold by CROUSE. > f 4b jCwsift, -jatbijcAcvtiitkael ;a;n«tian3»!lFfit ?i,t[.j'-.iiiC'onec-uiutcO &,• tsoor.aAYKf*sa, I'tua 6mtx isvmsi.fs y.s,p*t®Mt#ifcsce ; n;dv. o m it: r.rayjtmtlaK do ttaathinthose recAtft£ -m Wfiehiiifitoi*. . . . . Gsadltr4-jo!tdt4wijk %,e *»te?»4.wiindcsetip- **' ........................ . ‘ Iiwfe l:ZO, Wn dtltiiC,it L.lE-0t4b!a «1 uJt.fiYS <jti thirr.e, Oavfw,*~tu\;iinHp'.ttt.tliccctsrtd..J AP amp K u SY. “ th-.o tf»ObtainKiKata.'-’ with? : .‘t r / ' i n tticr .». awi ^ < 3 i centiK't'. AOJreos. e C.A.SNOVmCO. TRY OUR PRINTING . a m p*vs»i» 6 m c * . washinotom , e. test M teiMe, MM :ht Time - • ' V irmer^. i A full on. displ: Also I Prices nia At Panai imer. 1 houi labor of at than. ,USO it of good •ra sur- ;t take* !WLm tL l i f e • n o i v p iVf V -P«ro ‘ 1 /nfii'l ' nixed W t v . i l l c a s i s k o . I # ® V 'i j f ; T.r . J-.,/. -.Ann, 'fe.-’.i 1*Voat, l. t ;rl..-r. bv ; m f U . 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