The Cedarville Herald, Volume 34, Numbers 1-26

WVis s>F o ? E x c e l l e n c e Gm? 3 e h W o r k w ill c o m p a r e w i t h t h a t o f a n y o t h e r f i rm ...,. ffhe 'Gedarville fterald. : S' ^ v^-T* fv'WW '^iryVJ rarzr>n \ f />T'.io :*cr> tJ>pnc:ortr(3 w>!: rtj In* $ | dcr.,de:. *.C3idat a year's catsrrsp* i j t.- a is fast dee or.d a prempt «ce- $ t>{kr.e'.t is car;.rci',y desired. . . * jj THElTYoFOigRTH YEAR HO. 15. CRDARYILLE, OHIO,, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 'K, 81.69 A YEAR i m SSTOAI 10 ' lYS Arc o u t, c >don 't fail to qc ? emiw tlio ffou.J (HJCa. Tlao ‘ycarlingo < tic'V(,’l>fflHff <VC-Ji It! yotul MU* fSp waiio it a point (ita your mvu interval) to fm sumo be ciia- uld' to­ llable iU'ooia hi charge. Phono Cd. Amirov/ Wnitor. Motour’a eolt'n. Ymi’ll not appointed. Jeff Hood-, tho m d ' ^ h x ite & S p s i f s r 7 /l& & . m i £ f ~ ■z.Ox- & 0 ?■>' rvfiv /> Your presence respect­ fully requested at our ex­ hibition of new fashions. Each season our. prob­ lemis to find the best styles, cloths, and the best make of suits so we shall be able always to give you best va­ lues ! We do not confine our buying to any particular makers, because a manu­ facturer at the top this season may be surpassed by others another time. We buy with an open mind, and get the best there is for the price. Small Fire Sabbath Evening, Special Grand Jury Called. COUNCILELECTS A fire was diocovori'd S abb a th , Tho b itter war being waged sa evening in Dr. J . V/. hm on ’n renl - , Xenia between tlnrwetH amt dryi; <3o»c0 by Mi.sfu'n Lucile Gray and j ban resulted in Judge Kyl.< calling; 3-lary Cooper, while they were i,o -J a (special grand ju ry to inventigare, turning homo from church. T ho ; the ju ry being called for.Saturday, family wore seated down atains and j April StU. i Council m et Monday ovrnin^ land being aSj3. ;: rious comm itti- r. proved anti th* I t has been Intimated th a t tliift i vjtrlouu *;i jury will devote its time to all bvhms oral bilin i'nmi cases and t b a t something unusual ’‘may happen. It ban also been noised ■about th a t special .detectives “have 1visited Codarville, Jamestown, Yel* THE WHEN, were not nworo th a t danger was lurking over them until tin invent!- | gallon was made. A side wall gas j ligh t had dropped down and ignited | a number of neckties th a t were hanging below. Firo was also com­ municated to the wood work and Jlow .Springs and other places over the floor and a couple of buckets .of! tho county and that considerable water were required to extinguish 1evidence may have been secured, the blaze. Tho discovery was m ad e ’ The special grand jury consists of the following, names: Sam Ford, Xenia towpship j George Henderson, Xenia, F irs t W a rd ; Hay Hitchcock, Oedarville; M. K. Ritenour, R obs townships O. R. Kauffman, Bath township; W illiam Huston, Sugar- creek ; Charles Evans, Xenia town­ ship; Patrick Abbey, Miami town* ship; Hamel Davis, Hilverereok tp .; George Bicketfc, ' Xenia, Second W ard ; F rank Dinwiddle, Sugar- creek township; John Andrews, Xenia township; Charles Adair, X^nia, Second W ard; A lbert An­ keny, Beavercreek township; Ad­ dison Bootes, Hew ,Jasper. t d to tha t .'ho ii>> c Acade Springfield. j jnBt in ti?no to save a serious loss. Fire Marshal After Buildings. The State Fire Marshall has or­ dered changes in twenty district school buildings iri.Xenia, Jefferson, and Caesarcreek townships and no­ tices will be served from Prosecutor Johnson through Sheriff McCallister Doora must open outward and lire flues must bo m good condition. Schools included are: Xenia Tp., Old Town, C lark’s Run, Lauman, West Point. New Jasper township —Anderson, D istrict Ho. <S, Hyslop, District No. 15, Whitechapel, Caes* arcreelc township—High School, D istrict Ho. I, Babb, Maple Corner, Needmore. The Knights of Pythias lodge a t Paintersville is also ordered to place a fire escape on a tw opstory building. THE GREATEST Benefit, is derived from clipping horses in the spring. Clipped hor­ ses are fa t before the others have shed their coats. Leave word with phone 28. . I JeSt Hood. CORN PLANTERS The New Black Hawk Varia­ ble Drop Corn Planter embodies all the up to date practical im= provements in corn planting tools. >•* These planters are the embod­ iment of reliability and do not con­ sist of a lot ofcomplicated delicate, mechanism that will soon cause trouble, but its, entire construction is the acme of simplicity. 0 9 An accurate number ofkernels in each hill. Many Witnesses' Are Wanted, The call for a special grand jury to investigate the liquor situation m the county has resulted in a large number a t witnesses being sub­ poenaed from this placo as well ns Jamestown, Yellow Springs aud other towns in the county. Sheriff McCallister and Deputy Sheriff F rank A. Jackson have each been working almost day and night serving the papers. The latte r was in town early Thursday morn in­ ertd it is reported th a t thirty-seven people were subpoenaed for Satur­ day. morning. i regular session member MeFar- Beports of va- •'ere read and ap- m larles of tho 1 paid. Sev- board of health body for its approval, ported th a t $8u would nut tbo old tire engine m good working order and ' m'oinmouch d th a t name bo done. Tho mayor's report showed that fines had been asw-Btsod to (he amount of $ 2.00 v I m F a like amount had been collected. Ho licensee were reported. B**. Honor recom­ mended th a t So tih Main Street, OhUlicotho street* and Columbus pike to tlu; corporation lino bo. im­ proved and th a t tin* mayor’s office ho given its spring cleaning. Coun­ cil eliminated the latte r tor tho present. : The mayor report»d his budget as follows: $1,200, gem-w.-ti fund, $2,000 light ;$1,0GQ, streets; fire, $H)0, pumps; $123, hea lth : making a total of $1025 The corporation funds tami a t $2001 21. Tim monthly bills amounted to $.*123,SO,' Dr. Stewart, nnmii afed Mr. Jacob Siegler as a meidlngr to fill the v a ­ cancy caused by the resignation of Mr. J . JR, Orr, Member Irv in e nom­ inated Mr. G. O. Wolmcr, who was tlx* next man cm tin1 ticket. Tho vote stood a tie, Stewart and Cald­ well for the former and Siuoadcs and Irvine for the la tte r, Mayor Andrew cast tho deciding'vote. Mayor Andrew Becomes Active. M W There was something of a mild sensation here Thursday when a largo number of persona v/ero sub­ poenaed before the grand jury, which takes up.the liquor situation Saturday. “ L ittle gr .ups” of ap ­ pointive and elective officials,, in conversation with wv-ll known wots, indicates th a t there is a storm cen­ tering. The papers had no more than been served and tbo news spread about town until Q. M; Ridgwway, drug­ gist, twice convicted of tho illegal stile of liquor, pressed Into service Ids automobile, and accompanied by the “ Business Administration Mayor*' ilew for tho County Heat. Tho iliiKAU') will not vouch for tin* object of tho mission other than probably ft pleasure ;rip. Wo will leave tin’s f< Postmaster Wright, who always comes forward a t the “ righ t” tune when any of the lead­ ers of tho “ gang” needs ail apology, NOTICE. . Notice is hereby given tha t all vaults, rubbish, trash and ashes must be cleaned up and carried away by May 13. lu ll. Failure to comply with the,above notice shall be considered a inn demeanor and punisiied accordingly. By o lder of Board of Health. Banuud Albright, Health Officer. MuskingumAlumni Gives Banquet. The Muskingum College Alumni of Western Ohio was held in X en ­ ia la s t Friday evening and about six ty portions were present a t the gathering a t tho Grand Hotel, J . Knox Montgomery D. D.. pres­ ident of Mnskir-KUrt; C«>ll»«g<\ and j wife wore guests oflttwor, tho fu*-- 1mer Bpcaliing on tho subject, '“Mus­ kingum Prospects.1' Dr. Jesse Johnson, president of Xenia Theological Sem inary and former president of S|usJ:ingHm, acted at? toastmaster. Thin banquet is an annual affair for tho alumm of th is section. | ■ Mr, and Mra. F . P, Hasting?? and Mr, and Mrs J . E . Bastingo wore in attendance a t tho banquet, which nerves to keep fresh in memory the many things that have been accom­ plished by the Alma Mater, ‘•—Tim “Wonder W a she r'' uses four processes tit olieo, suction, squeezing, rubbing and stirring. Galvanized tub that does nut dry out and fall to pieces. Low priced as compared with many oilier ma­ chines. Bold by (A M. Crouse. County Auditor Doan called the: various asscwsoru over t in county to Xenia Thursday fur their blanks and instructions preparatory to be­ ginning work Monday. Mr. I . F, Puffer ivpn scuta Use corporation and Mr. A. M.Tonknirxm tho town­ ship. —Tho lna£ article? on earth to clean, brass on Autos, gas fixture;?, etc,, is “ ypotzoff.” For ealo by J. 35. Pierce. Easter Slippers andShoes — F O R — MAN, WOMAN and CHILD A Sp lend id V a r ie ty to C hoose fr om in A ll L e a th e r s and S ty le s M O S E JC S S H O E , S T O R E , Stand M So. Detroit Street, « * X o n ia, OMo. i ’G ll BALE; RooLinrsnfc and fix­ ture!? complete. Will give immedi­ ate poppoonion or will cell flxtureo to he moved from tho room. M m . a M. H a rris, w - f lY ! fiiR ‘J" a 1-013) ’ - ' ? Tho Average Drug Store Is wife always m up-fo-ilato in appointmontn and efflcioncy no oura in, and iu nouio th ings we are esotly Away Ahead of Rivals Thiii ia particularly the cario in tho m atte r of pmiinjf up pro- nuipfiotiit acctiiab-ly, qu.ekly and inoopt-nnividy. Wistormaii’s Pharmacy Perjury Charge Against Detective. F rank Colby, one of the anti pa- loon dotectivon, fhal took part in tile Xenia raid nnd oivnro to an aifi- ■davit against Wm. Glossingoiv drug­ gist, for a violation of the liquor I laws, i« charged with perjury in Mayor Dodds court, Xenia, and an , officer journeyed to Columbus where ’ llic detective was placed under ar~ , rent and returned about four o’clock J Saturday morning. | District Attorney for tho Anti- Baloon League, (5. W. Orabb of Dayton,learned of the arrest and atone*? notified County Prosecutor Frank L. Johnson of the arrest and that bond should bo provided for Colley upon Ids arrival rn Xenia. A number of prominent dryo were on hand and signed the bond which' Mayor Dodds placed at$DQ 0 , Glos- ,singer denies having sold liquor as chrrged by Colley, and the arrest for perjury is n r le on this ground. Monday there, were pew develop­ ments iu the Xenia situations in that charges of furnishing liquor were sworu to by Colwell Binff.li, against Prosecuting Attorney John ­ son, I t is claimed th a t the Prose­ cutor on or about May 18th, 1010, furnished liquor fo Ail'llur Cham­ pion and Clydo Smith. Mayor Dodds released Johnson on $200 bond. Mr. Johnson Is emphatic in his dn iia l of the charges and states tha t he has another card yet to play. -Another affidavit was filed against F rank Colley by Dr. H. R. HaWltins on a charge of perjury. -Tho detec­ tive was released on a $500 bond. This same evening a citizen’s league was formed a t the Y. M. O. A, by a number of temperance leaders for the purpose of supporting Mr.; Johnson in Ins work of prosecuting violators. Resolutions to this effect were passed and highly commended the officer for his undertaking aud pledge support for the future. Mayor Dodds has made public an an. anonymous letter th a t unless he gives immediate decisions he will face impeachment for a petition is about to be forwarded to Governor Harmon, Tbo mayor offers $10 re­ ward for information as to the send­ er of tho letter, Mayor Fmiderborg of Yellow .Spring#* who is hearing the SUm* cases, lined Dr. Hawkins, druggist, $8t)0 and costs on throe cases, Tues­ day. They will ail be appealed. Wm. Glossitiger, druggist, was fined $630 and costs, Thursday. Ap­ peal will bo taken. The cases Against Prosecutor John ­ son as charged under the Rose law will come up before Mayor Dodds Monday morning. —Have you seen the “Wonder Wash or” the latest improved wash­ ing machine on the market. Runs easy, noiseless, ball bearings, du ra­ ble, ia free from oil or grease, can be used as a bench wringer, C. M. Crouse, Agent' — E s t a b l i s h e d 1 8 9 0 - The Exchange Bank ■CEDARVIIXE, OHIO. S. W. H mxtii , P r c j.; Gr:u. W. E i r e , Int V. P res.; Ow vp a G ar * i.o ro ii, 2nd Y. Pro::.; O. L. Bruxii, Cashier; L. P. T in ik m ,. AsHt. Cashier . IN D IV ID U A L R E S FO N S IB IIT Y r ’V • 'CAl'ITAb ASTI). Bt'RI'X.ff? OVER— . 3130 , 500 . 0(1 We Want Your Business Your Account Large or Small Will Receive Our Most Careful Attention. ‘ -Ifyou aro Having trouble in ge tting good broad, probably th e fault lie s In th e flour tha t is be ­ ing used . ‘ G ladtidings” flour m ean s ail th a t tho name imp lies and will prove so if given a trial, Kerr & H astings Bros. We Bell Non-Taxable Mu- : nicipal Bonds. We Make and Sell Farm Mortgage Loans. ALL DEALINGS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL 2 0 Years Old Strong and Healthy In terest Paid on Time Deposits. S a f e Deposit Boxes For Rent YOUR SALE NOTES COLLECTED WITHOUT CHARGE T h e E x chan ge Bank , IS CONSERVATIVE YET PROGRESSIVE CAN WE SERVE YOU*? « J E. PIERCE SELLS MIAMI GASOLINE ENGINES The Easiest Starting flachine Made Come in and 5ee Them Running. W e Also Do All Kinds of Repair Work, Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Supplies, Genuine As- halt Roofing, Rubber Roof Paint, Oils, Gasoline Come in and Get Prices We feel better when we are DRESSED better. Yve should all feel at our BEST at EASTER TIME. Get your NEW outfit for EASTER. Our new Spring suits ate nifty patterns and are. the latest styles of the . H a rt, Schaffiner & M a rx Make H. S. & M. CLOTHES STAND FOR QUALITY THE * ' - WORLD OVER Arrow Brand Collars, Monarch 8c Cluett Shirts and Walk- Oyer Shoes. Where can you beat this combination; ! W e keep ou r clo th ing pressed one yea r , Come and see us, HOME CLOTHING CO., TUB QUALITY STORE trade at HOME. Cedarville, Ohio.