The Cedarville Herald, Volume 39, Numbers 27-52

www" AH* Homer "\Yauo and wife, of Spribfffh'ld, fiava hep t fruostf} of relatives here., Mr. Koy Tonkinsim,' „f Dayton, Montana, arrived Sabbath evening and will make b is paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tonkinson, a visit, Mr. A. . M. Tonicinson lias pur­ chased tho dwelling and throw acres of land belonging t'o Mrs. N, A. Bpahr on the Springfield pilte south of Xenia. Mr, Toiiklnson may move there sometime in the fu tu re depending on the disposition of hts farm here. ■ ^ y ___| 1 South Charleston w ill have a oreambry and ice p lan t accord­ ing p lans being formu lated in th a t place,. Mr. John Fenner, formerly of this place wus a cand idate . for state rep reson tative a t the p rim a ry In Miami county, Tuesday. The W. 0 , T, U. will meat nex t Thursday , August 17, a t 2 p. m., at the lib ra ry . There w ill be an elaction of officers and a ll members are urged to be p resen t. Tho C lark ’s Hun neighborhood picnic was held Wednesday a t the Nell Park , About 45 were p resen t includ ing Prof. J . H . McMillan and wife,: of Monmouth, 111., who are guests of Mr. Anderson Collins., Miss E u la Tarbox, of Xenia, is tak ing her vacation and leaves nex t Wednesday for a tr i p to P itts ­ burg, Atan tic C ity and New York and on her retu rn will stop in P h il­ adelph ia to v isit her sister, Mrs, Aiken, —Anyone w an ting d irt for graci­ ng see H . A. McLean. Mr. Jam es Chesnut, who has been 'working w ith Mr* J . H , McMillan, suffered a mashed hand the first of tba week when i t was caugh t in a cement m ixe r. We w ill pay 21o cash and 23c trade fo r clean, fresh eggs. W e have- in ­ stalled a Grant cand ler and a ll eggs hand led a t th is store Will be can- d ied as requ ired by law, McFarland Grocery Go, -W A N T E D l -A good farm to rent an shares. Owner to fur­ nish teams and equipment. In­ quire of W . R. S terre tt or D. S . Ervin. s AVE IN SAFET Extravagance a Ty ran t Y i T holds countless .thousands in pitifu l and ab ject subjection T lirift is a humane ru le r whose subjects are carefree—Happy and independent. Courage finds no greater te st than to w ithstand the ty ra n t“EXTRA.VAGANOE’ I t ’s the one g rea t battle of life worth winning. I t means Sacri­ fices in the beginning and “ SATISFACTION” in the end. The Springfield Savings Society Points the way. I t offers you SAFETY IN SAVING. I t pays y o u i per cent in te rest on de­ posits compounded soml-annual- ly. I t encourages banking by m all. Make the two-cont stamp your errand boy in tho best busi­ ness venture of your life. W rite for your booklet “ Bank ing By Mail” '•In te re st s ta rts on your deporitn from titti first Of every m o n th ” Address Inqu iries to The Springfield Savings Society 9E. Main Mi. Springfield, O. PILES FISTULA , A V » At/t DISEASES OFTHE RECTUM j&f. tfcftciM pMatr.t r.o mm a **yAv »s*ihail ft1aisu:?** 1 % c r v U>*am *tlIr >* i >,h-) fffr.t-j r-aSJH t UUM-'J.* *•*>» tmtn? mmm h u m m. j. j. M c C l e l l a n OiilliMk Buitlinjj. p io i||IR ilQ (1 44 tail Broad Street ullLUMBUdf U» Mir,:; Eva Tarbox in vlniting her cousins. Misses Lois and Rosamond Aiken, of BelWomuain. Mrs, J e a n e tteE sk 1’ilge. of Omaha, Neb,, has retu rned to make her homo here. Mr. Ralph Murnock is at tending a meeting of the Ford agen ts in Col* (Dublin today. FOR SADI*’: — Throe business rooms centrally located on Main street. Th is property can bo bought to not purchaser ten per cent. Smith & Coll InI: Mr. Ray McKee, wife and son are visiting in Toledo, making the trip by automobile. Mrs. CoraTrumbo and daughter, Mildred, are spending a couple of weeks w ith relatives m Osborn and Don.nolsviUo. Rev. R obert G alb raath and family of Union, N. Y., are v isiting rela­ tives here. Mrs, A. E. R ichards and children are visiting in P a rkersbu rg , W. Va. Mrs. D. H,. M cFarland and Miss Merle McFarland returned home Monday evening from a weeks v isit a t the country home of Mr Jas H a rris near Selma. Mr,. Robert C ristie and sister, Miss W inifred- a n d ’Miss Kathleen Putt, of P leasan t Ridge, Q., re­ turned homo yesterday a lte r a visit with friends hero. They were ac­ companied home by Miss Anna Oollms. Mr. Andrew S te rre tt Creswell, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H . Gres- well, was m arried to Miss Mary Eleanor Wilson, daugh te r of Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Wilson, in .Col­ umbus, Thursday, August 10. Rev. Creswell is located a t GoulterviTle, 111., being pastor of Dr. J . L. Clios- nu t’s former congregation. H is bride has frequen tly visited hero and has m any friends, Rev, and Mrs, Creswell have the congratu­ lations of a largo circle of friends. -Mr. J , A. G rant, who'attendod the seminary here la s t w inter and has been preaching a t Marieaa, 111., during vacation came near being drowned while swimming m a pool several days ago. When rescued he was unconscious bu t soon revived, The Ohio Fuel Supply Co., last year purchased the Logan Gas Co. th a t laid the first line South of town to Dayton. Tho company is now faking lip th a t line between here and Dayton and last F riday a Special train brought 250 Italians boro to do the work. Tho old Logon line is cu t into the Ohio line near the Teas farm which will ipsure us plenty of gas in the future. The pipe being taken up will bo relaid in the southern p a rt of the state, Mr. T. H. Bell, cashier of tho bank afcTrenton, 0 ., and Mr, G , C. Kennockar, of Ken tucky , a banker of ten years experience havo boon here this week looking over the field as to estab lish ing a national bank. They* have been making a thorough canvass as to the ad­ v isability of such an institu tion and report a good p a r t of the Btock subscribed. FAVORS WOMAN SUFFRAGE. Some time ago a consideration of our economic conditions and tendencies, of tlio position of women In gainful occupations, of the nature ami course of the demand, led me to the conclu­ sion that the granting of suf­ frage to women Is inevitable. Opposition may delay, tint in my judgment, cannot defeat this movement. If women are to have the vote, as I believe they are, It seems to me entirely d ea r that in the interest of flic public life of this country the contest should be ended prompt­ ly. I favor the vote for women, -F im n Mr. Hughes' Speech >of Acceptance. i . < i!■v' t . * 'S'i * I t <■ \ i. *-* >i*-u . Toiedo diaii in have ii.vuaut'd tlic price rji inPL from 1 to 5 cents a pint. —O ADEQUATE FEDERAL WORK- MEN'S COMPENSATION . LAWS, I stand for adequate federal workmen's compensation laws, dealing not only with the em­ ployees of government, but with those employees wlw> are engag­ ed in interstate commerce, and are sstWe-t in the hariitd >*f in ju ;;\ sis that tho *• U'diviLcs VihieJi arc v,tthh: the sphere o f the i o.; .■tilntt.mnt a'Ulnrify of eniif.tc; may tie dealt with un­ der a Piiliahli* law.- from Mr, Hughes’ UpOfoJi of Acceptance. Q ....... i s*» !-‘54, amm iir.g to !..•* fid'; cU; di,. • tnry, jjuot oat. Hummer t-rliecl at the Ohio plate imiverniry < lores thin week. The en­ rollment was 1.1No. In an automobile archF *-;* -+ fityria' nolicrt Htinf.firjch and Harry Hii-, r- II'— ’1 I'.P f5,i ,:,1 f-.t * h ’ i . t* . , t.i. ;- a j, I. is. i :11' si .’,J- ,1 v.. '!: ,‘.i j , j- i d ; r , , .„p,. , ,5s in: iin.'urii, leu. Ls.wim di-.'d , from injiiiies received v.hen Hti ocL o'-er the hack by a clium while play, in:?. i _Alexander Prondin ninrtv-r ight, an j ex-r!avo and Pi rry ccmntj’B oldest ln- liahitant, (lied at lilts home at Itemfi j v fie. } Fandmdiy health bureau announced i that the. recent hot spell was fatal to j more than Tom. eats anil dogs in fian- I ilusky. in a runaway gei ident hear New Car- ! lisle. Two hnudsed boosters a t Findlay started to raise .?-i*iIffid* for tiio local Y. Id. V. A. Three thousand orphans were given an outing in autos by the t ’hn eland AutnifWiilo club. Ai firimlield F.iwnr.1 Htetfe. twcnfi- , { lairc Gatt t] wa[]. four, was gored ny an angry bull and , ]dI1(,4 at Cohunl,us by an autoi; oW!o. 1 J I! "U ,, . . ,, . ’ • driven by Dr. George Kerr of Llllv WUham Hvan. of Conneaut fell from i Gjial)(,j_ • - ‘ -O a Nickel Plate train at a crossing in Ashtabula and was killed. At Dayton two-year-ohl George M. Wallacp gulped down the contents of a bottle containing poison. Henry White, .engineer, was electro­ cuted when he grasped a high tension wire in a factory* at Castalia. Twenty-two languages are repre­ sented in the circulation department of the public library at Cleveland. Rov. T, G. Erler lias, resigned:as parlor of the Baptist, chuveh at Find­ lay. to accept a charge in Defiance. Evangelical Lutheran conference, comprising 1,000,000 communicants, will be held at TolPdo Aug. 16 to 22, At. Akion E. It. Kelly-, twenty-fopr, was struck by a motoreyelp, suffering a fractured leg and internal injuries. Gi-eat Western Sewer Pipe, company will build a $160,000 plant at Junction City for the manufacture of paving block. ■ Children playing with matches set fire to William -Ranch's barn at New Lexington. Several horses were Cre­ mated. Ellen Contenzertns. three, fell Into a tub of boiling water at. her parents’ home in Youngstown and was scalded to death, Ship building plants at Lorain have orders enough to keep them busy.tor six years, the orders totaling millions of dollars. • Thomas A. Derm. Fremont, news­ paper editor and former state sena­ tor, married Mrs. Lucy Steep Shepard of Chicago. Professor C. T,.' Martzofif of. Ohio university -will \,p chief instructor at the teachers' institute at Marysville, Aug. 21-26. .. For hoUim rorn on Sunday Burt. L. Ward was fined $26 and costs by Mayor J. D, Yocum of Qberliii, The fine, was reiu:tied. Leonard Sanders, fanner and liv­ eryman. near Georgetown, was indict­ ed for the alleged murder of Henry Wahl a t .Mount Orab, Mrs.'Margaret J. Adams, In ,suit for divorce, charges that her husband, a Champaign county farmer, compelled her to work 1n the fields. William H, (Vbblefilck, ninety-eight, a veteran Of the civil war, reputed to have, been the oldest soldier In Ohio, ■died at his home in Cleveland,. Ed Barsmith. twenty-one,. or Colum­ bus was arrested at Hebron,- where- ho is alleged to have cut Game Warden Penrose with intent, to kill. An unknown man attacked Mrs, George Little, wife .of a prominent hu.-dnesa man of East Liverpool, ami threw add in-her face. She was pain fully burned. Levi Hoy, eighty-one, who has sec ns twenty rears of service as rural mail carrier out of Wanseon, being one or the very first to ho appointed In Ohio, has resigned- 1 1 Henry J. Ppleker, president of the Henry J. Spieker company. Toledo, died suddenly as the result 'of heat prostration. lie was a wealthy gen­ eral contractor. Ilda. Spcakmnn, thirteen, confessed to Deputy State Fire Marshal Mat­ thews that she sr-t fire to barn and building:-, on the, P, A. Wiggins farm In Walnut town: hip, Pickaway county. When an automobile was struck by a train near Wilmington. Mrs. George Moore and Mis. Porter Moore* and in­ fant daughter. Ida. were killed, and Tom . Moore and Pm ter Moore badly Injured. Because she would not marry him. Ladlalatis Genii, ,twenty-eight, shot and killed Helen Czabo fifteen, at her borne In Cleveland. Then Genii, when a patrolman Pied to arrest him, kill­ ed himself. , John McICiftrick of Newark, er.vi 'illeor of a Baltimore aril Ohio excur­ sion: train v.hi< li struck an auto at Monroeville, dt railing the engine, died at a Sandusky hospital Tiki tire- man was instantly hilled in the wreck. A municipality has no authority to enact art ordinance regulating the speed of a motor vehicle, as the state has enacted a general statute to that effect. Bo rules .India* ,1. C. Hover of the Logan county common pleas court. The flag which the Seventy-sixth Ohio volunteer infantry lost in a light with Confederates at Ringgold Gap. Ga. more than fifty years ago. is ti. be returned to the survivors of tlio regiment at Its reunion in Newark, Sept. Mr. and Mrs. Leder Mo.verv of Danville, Mrs Don Graven of Akron and Isaac Pm.nun; of Gleumont weie, vicliuis of a quadruple drowning hi the K«*lo' 'n,g Hver, near Mt. Vernon, j Tho vvottnri while wading got beyond | their depth and the men made vain j efforts to r.avo them, being dtagged under by th« struggling women. ,’hapel. Carter, Bowles, thirty-six, clay worker, Toronto, committed suicide by taking poison 'in the presence of his wife. John A. 'Fill'll, bookkeeper, hdi six stoilra down an elevator shaft in the Williamson building, Cleveland, and was killed. Ftnok. barns owned by Walter Beecher and Bessie Shield' in Union county were struck by lightning and destroyed' hv lire, ' Miss Nellie E. Howard, former sec­ retary to John D. Rockefeller, the oil magnate, wa<i adjudged insane In pro­ bate court at Norwalk, Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe. Dayton, was elected president of the Catholic La­ dles of Columbia, Cincinnati gem next tin; next, convention in HHS. Dr, llenry c. Kihg, president of Oberfin college, delivered the com­ mencement address to. 17o graduates of the normal feiiooJ at Kent. At Cincinnati Municipal Court Judge Bell, held that Albert Held was jiuti- t:ed in killing Herman Tlilele on July 12 and ordered liia dismissal, Thomas Garner, sixty-three, of Ea­ ton. former caretaker on ex-Governor Hai*is' farm, "bunged himself at Day- ton htwauae of ill health. Albert Theobald was killed 'and Fred Burdock injmed. when an auto­ mobile in wlBch they were riding col- lbhd vvith a streetcar at Cincinnati. Powder exi iosion at the p lan t'o f the Recording and Computing Ma­ chine compaev Dayton, injured seven employes, one, D. S. Folk, probably fatally. - Brier Hill Steel company; Youngs­ town. has authorized construction of two 100 ton open-hearth furnaces which, with equipment, will cost $700,000, • • . Colonel James F. Charles-worth, eighty-nine, veteran of the Mexican, and civil wars, attorney, editor ami former county official; died at, St. Clairsville. , Everett Walfiss killed a two and one-half foot rattlesnake in a hay field on Ijic Twltchell farm, near Marys­ ville. The reptile had six rattles and one button. ■* Charles O, Jewett; fifty/ who,recent­ ly purchased a farm near Magnetic Springs, committed suicide by hang­ ing himself In the upstairs of his new- home/ ‘ Was despondent- Rov. Dr. Ernest F. Tittle, pastor of Williams Street -Methodist Episcopal Church of Delaware,1will he tho next pastor of Broad Street Methodist Episcopal church, Columbus. Charles Meredith, fifty, proprietor of a hotel a< Orwell, neiir Ashtabula, and four guests were injured when Meredith's auto swerved from the road and crashed Into a tree; Drought lia:i affected seriously corn, potatoes, tohj'cco. pastures and gar­ den truck In .Ohio, according to the state hoafd-of agriculture's crop re­ port. Fr;ii:u alto are dammed, Leo Bereing, four, died from a bul­ let wound In' the brain three hours a fler a mm which bln brother had ulacid upon a table their home hr Sidney v.as accidentally discharged. Mirs Loola Babcock, daughter of a T.miiln nipitaUs-t. will give a birthday dinner oncn in honor of, lu*r net French poedh*, Pedro, and will invite all other do.-s In the neighborhood. E. I., Rittman. twenty-two, was kill­ ed and three ether men were injured when a passenger locomotive, and its tender backed Into a "pony” switch engine in the New York Central yards at Cleveland. C. W. Williams of the state board of charitk ? protested against the pur­ chase of a 16b acre farm dear New Lexington for the new $42,ono chil­ dren’s'lion.o, claiming it Is too large and unsuitable. A millet accidentally discharged from an old pistol carried by Frank Butts and Burch Wright, playmates, a t Wilmington, struck the Butts boy near the. heari. A delicate operation saved the lad’s fight. Eight persons were Injured when Max Rosichan, seventeen, was stung in the eye by a bee and lost control of an automobile lie was driving and the ma"hino turned over on the Spring- boro pike near Dayton. Dollie ioecioeco, who was Injured in an automobile accident July P in Cincinnati, anil rendered unconscious from a fractured skull, regained con nt iiiiif-new.i after lying in a tomatosc condition for twenty-four days. Delegates from labor, civic, suffrayc and philAuthroj i. organizations from ail over Ohio met uf Coin tiluis and dialled a bill to provide old age pen­ sions for aged citizens of Onio. Meas­ ure will lie submitted next. year, to popular vote. 1 lit-nt ib> ivMi' *ilt a fiingl# grtirl r.f Hon C F> usiii- is.;,’. !i'. t. S v 1 , j la, k lav n ti’lj l.f . i-sy i1 ■n ..-Li .I 'hel,Lit,L5 Payroll,t Kan and t.njoi it- ».oe v. bile p iy:ng for it. U.jr 5-dcFftnfHv.iil ex- plain tiiis plan to you. Twenty/Five Thousand Dollars Worth of Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, R e d u c e d 1(K to 25f, O f f R e g u la r P r ic e Come to Xenia and. visit our store. You will find the biggest anil best values wo liavo #ver offered, Adair’s Form-turn is all ol the dependable k ind ; It is shown iu the pleasing new designs and all the popular finishes, For th is sale profits a re 'a t their lowest ebb. Should you not require anything in . fu rn itu re lor a month or two but-would appreciate taking advantage of th is sale sale, will gladly store tho pieces selected FREE of a ll charge—and deliver it-when requested. Adair’s Rug Department You Can’t Afford to Ignore the Savings in th is Department Rugpriccs continue to 'go Up! Up! Up! constantly increasing prices . of wool, and continued scarciety of dyes mean fu rther ad­ vances in Rug Prices th is Fall. ’ This safe gives you the opportunity to' anticipate your Fall Rug needs.; Select what you w an t pay a small amount down and we will hold tho rug until you wish it delivered. Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Window Shades Lace Curtains, Matting, Wood Grain, Linoleum Rugs, Carpet Sweepers, Vacuum Sweepers. Adair’s Stove De­ partment The Most Complete L ine of Stoves in Greene County ■ Priced a t Figures th a t Sell For instance we are offering a east coal Rauges th a t we guarantee will out. last two Maleablo Ranges for £!i{i.<H), J u s t about one- half the price of a Maleablo R ange .. In Gas ltanges-our stock is very complete. We have a cabinet range with IK inch oven, white porcelain back and door panels for $25.50, other gas-ranges, as low as $9.50- Special Steel Range with reservoir and Warming Closet............. ....... i.................... $26.75 Florence Oil Stoves , . Quick Meal Oil Stovos Refrigerators Everything Reduced 2 0 -2 4 N. Detroit St. XENIA, OHIO Adair’s Furniture, Carpets, Staves, Victrolas C A P P E L ’ S August Furniture Sale Now Going On Everything in this store, excepting a few contract lines, is reduceu. Watch newspapers for bargains. Regular Rural Free Delivery In the Heart of Dayton E very W ed ^ esday < SUBURBAN D ay I I n D ayton *h j - I Nobody has ever liad to censor ft j Chautauqua. Nothing unclean, itisin- ; uatlng or suggestive ever goto on the | Chautauqua platform. Isn’t nn lnstl- i tutlon with that record worthy of your support? 1HB5 ELA ST IC ROOF PAINT ' for tin, metal, paper, felt and ruberold roofs, P proof again*t the weather or ruet. Absolutely non porous. Will not crack, peel, blister or souks, will not evaporate niter onto set. Is a fine water-proof, fng material. Contains no Ingredionto tsuch aa salt ami lime which outer Into the composition of th« ■major part of tho so-called roof and iron paints on the market to-day which have no elastic qualities and aro destructive to metals and fibres, and are bound to crystalkc any metal. It is germ proof. '* AVtfrf for (titular amifiiitt list. Why Hot fynhott tnt cist tunas it tests He sjw . T h o tSOOOXfcW >U<*»»(LV OO., r a m t ^ M .l a s ,W l S t ’Did you ever sec a “vampire act” on tlic Chautauqua platform? Did you evei see anything on tho Chautauqua platform which made you blush and wish the olilldtcii were home? Al e you not glad to len t your support to ono movement which you know is clean? Nothing In American life Is more en­ couraging th h the Chautauqua move­ ment. * * * The Chautauqua program, with Its llghti r features, Its amuse* mints, Its music, Its lectures, Its Op­ portunities for study and Its strong moral tone fills a popular demand. • * * It is enormously to the credit of th-* Lyceum hooking companies, unwell , ns to the people to whom they appeal, i that they have, been able to maintain a high standard and that there does not appear to he tin* slighto t tendency downward.-1 hiyton 0>) Daily News. Dr, Mltca’ AntLPfttft Pitta i t r all »&s« D irect to the F a rm ers Wa will furnish d irect to tho farmers of Groeno county the bast aerum and virus on the m arket a t 2 conts per O. C. tor serum and v irus: 2-J O. O. Bcrum and 1 C, C. virus will immune fa t 100 Hi. pfjfi th ’it1iia'u ral lih* with lo O. Cl. serum anil 1 <J. G. virus *j ■ , ■ We will send you an export to teack yon’how to vacci­ nate your own hogs. r e f e r e n c e s Plume O. A. Dobbins, Oodarville, Q,, References South-west National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City, Mo. Order your florum from W. H .Em b ry , <mf agen t,,S tockyards, C iivimm ti, o ,, or ru te r-S ia ’o Vaccine Co., Kaneas City FL*. ESC TR Y OUR JOB PRINTING* .u _*’ __ * t