The Cedarville Herald, Volume 46, Numbers 1-26

A Treat to Eat Kerr’s Bitter Sweet Special Sale on our Regular 50c Bitter Sweets Saturday only 39c per pound. Kerr’s Sweet Shoppe 5 % MONEY FORFARM LOANS IS HERE Thirty Five Million dollars of . Insurance money to loan on Farm mortgages at 5% . Will loan up to $80.00 per acre on' the best farms. Must be nice well located farms. Interest either anually or semi-annually. $100.00 payments accepted. W. L, CLEMANS, Agent A tten tion FoiedOmiers! Ford parts, like almost everything else . worth while, are counterfeited. Imitation parts are manufactured to SELL at the • highest possible rate o f profit and the grades o f steel.used are consequently not the same high quality, specially" heat- treated alloy steels specified in Ford formulas for the manufacture o f GEN ­ U INE FORD FARTS. * Don’t b« misled—Insistupon GENUINE FORD- PARTS made by the Ford Motor Company. By ! so doing you will get from 35 to 100 per cent more wear from them, and you will pay the *' lowest possible cost—the same everywhere. 5 0% OF GENUINE FORD PARTS RETAIL FOR LESS THAN 10c EACH Ask for Farts Price List When your Ford car, or Fordeon tractor needs MtteiDtkMt,call onus. For rememberwe ere prop* id y equipped, employ competent mechanics,end Swe Genuine Ford and Focdsou ports in aH - repair works R.A.Murdock EAGLE“MIKADO”. ^Pencil No. 174 «- * Jiff Feeflat#** fW * heeler Made in grade* ask for r m tftw aw r is e n , with the rep band i EAGLE MIKADO ' EAGLE FEMCtL COMPANY* NEW. YORK .......... The Cedamlfe Herald 'AND ADAFffo FOR REINDEER KARLH BULL EDITOR Eatwsd a t the Post-Qffie*, Cedar- j villa, 0 ,, October 31, 1837, as second , class natter. ! FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1923. A GREAT WRONG DONE . Evidently a great wrong has been done Leroy McKinney, who was found guilty o f shooting Policeman McKnight and given a life sentence in the penitentiary, being sent up from Clinton county, i f it is proven that Louis Vandcr*. oort is. the guilty person and not McKinney. It is said that the evidence was all furnished by a detective agency and this leads' us to conclude that to allow this case to go unsettled could mean than almost any person could be accused o f a crime and ®ent over for life. We know nothing o f the character o f McKinney or his habits It makes little difference just now. If he was wrongfully convicted he should not only have hir. liberty but should b e recompenced b y . Cli ton ounty and it should be no mean sum. A t this time everything seems to be in McKinney’s favor for liberty. We are told that the evidence against him was very flimsy but the people in Clinton county were so incensed and worked up over the murder o f the officer, that someone had to. pay the bill. ■ y> If McKinney was guilty o f the act he should remain where he is, but if he is innocent ho should be liberated. ONE LEAK COULD BE STOPPED. There is a great demand for a re­ duction in taxes and that the cost of administration o f public affairs should be reduced. We hear of the high cost o f roads; unnecessary ex­ pense in conducting our educational institutions; public salaries are fa r more than they should he and a scoi'e >£ other places where the. taxpayer thinks thei'e is a leak. But there is one place where our state and national government is spending great sums of money and not getting financial return that could be under a different plan. Millions.of dollars are being spent in enforcing the prohibition law. Some fines art- assessed. Of this we all agree. .But the leak comes in the program where dry detectives get a large per cent of che fee. Mr, Taxpayer is called upon to pay the bill o f costly trials, court costs and fees, hut the detective who works on the per cent-plan takes the cream c>f -the’ fine. The states and the government is not collecting enough to meet this expense. The detective has no expense .His share o f "the fine is all profit. The taxpayer has no pro­ tection under such a system. He had none during the war when public work was done on the cost plus plan. He can hope fo r little relief under the system, we have today. ANVBOCN' CAM SHOOT A GUN b u t i t t a h e s a s t e a d y NERVE TO H IT T H E . m a r k . ev/E iey T /N t e — . Every Day In. Every Way— , “ Yep” money is the root o f all. evil- and We are all rooters.” Is It So Here? There’s a certain place in every town Where a certain group gathers 'round In a certain room on a certain floor— And a certain key in a certain door. And a certain word if it's plainly heard In a certain way, by a certain bird. Will bring a certain result, they say; That's certainly good, in a certain way And a certain fellow will tell you so I f he knows, you know that he knows you know. * * • At the College— “ I’m sorry I couldn’t get to your fudge party, dear—er—I had a class.' “ Yes, I saw him; some class!” * * * It Should Not Be— The weather during the next two weeks will be exactly like many sub­ scriptions to this paper—“ Unsettled.” * * . * Whatdka Mean, Dry? Whatever else may happen, Now that the country’s dry. The sailor still will have his port And we farmers our rye; The cotton still has got its gin, Tin- sea coast has it bar. And each o f us will havea bier, y natter where wc are. m * • WI k 1would Think— That a C. O. I). package is a fish from Boston? That a leghorn is a musical instru­ ment? That cheese cloth comes from Switz eriand? That the Kentucky Derby-is a hat? That a flexible band plays cither classic or jazz music? I will leave Cedarville with the buss , at DA. M, 2 P. M. and fl P. M will leave Xenia at 1 1A M; 4 P M> fl p m . Blanc Leighly. Northern Canaria, It la Eatimatad, Could lupjMK* Xnamaua Hard* Of Pawl Cattla. Canada la a roomy land, and its back region can mvmt be used for agricultural purposes and where neither sheep Bar rattle can be raised profitably, comprises about 1,500,000 square mile*. I f we may accept as fairly accurate the statement of Alas­ ka . reindeer men that a reindeer re­ quires about 30 acres for grazing In : the sub-Arctic and Arctic regions of North America, then Northern Cana­ da can support between 30,000,000 and 40,000,000 animals, Yfilijalnmr gtefansson, the Cana­ dian explorer, who has been trying to convert his countrymen to x’eindeer culture for several years and has giv­ en the Bubject * great deal of study thinks that the Canadian mainland, north o f the so-called habitable lint*; and ^the great Canadian archipelago can support 50,000,000 reindeer and musk-ox, another sub-Arctic animal which be thinks may in the near fu­ ture furnish the world with an appre­ ciable supply o f good, wholesome meat,—John G, Holme in Leslie’s .Weekly, . Mirror in Man's Hat. A man can manage somehow to get along without a powder rag. but there are Occasions when lie does need a mirror and a comb tor emergency use. To meet this de­ mand, Gustav Peszornack, of Tren- tpn, N, J„ has contrived a holder for both articles which way be conveni­ ently fastened inside o f a hat. It is sewn in, being made o f cloth, a rec­ tangular piece of which Is attached to the inside of the liat by snap fast­ eners at the corners. This makes the • bnck of the holder; the front is pro­ vided by a. second piece, of like size, secured to the first one by stitching. The two thus form a pocket; A hori­ zontal line of stitching divides the pocket Into two compartments, an upper one to receive the mirror and a lower one to hold the comb. One end of the pocket is .left open to per mit Insertion Of comb ’and glass. A slidable catch engaging the end tooth of the comb retains, it in place, and -'the safety o f the mirror is Obtained hr a flap which snap fastens over it G REAT -men use arithmetic to reason, Small fry use it to figure percentage*?, The big fellows live during and after life, Tbo other gang never lives at all. They just, ooze Out. Think it over, Simple sum In. addition. God is Love. That’s * number—One. You are made In God’s Image. That’s another/ number—One, Very well then, add ’em up. The more you express. Love la your daily life, the more you resemble God. Get it? One and one are two. Now then : God Is-good, SpVGod Ijj Everywhere. Therefore, Good is available every­ where. That’s Jwo. Add up again. Two an’ two make four. So why not love humanity and find good in everything. There’s no mistake la the figures. The boy that don’t like arithmetic don’t know what It’s for. Mnvlie we need a new curriculum in the Uttla red school house. i n 3c i g a r e t t e s ™ TURKISH V IRG IN IA BURLEY •a. IAMEfHfAhTOIACCD GX iilnAiriMnrn|r,;,r< fUfHWHfWirJ-BH s . i Call Phone 33 . Cedarville Lumber Co. Having purchased the Stock and Real Estate of The Tarbox Lumber Co. (except Hardwood), We desire to call your attention to the fact that we will have at all times on hands at , . Lowest Competitive Prices AH kinds of Lumber, Sash, Doors, Glass, Builders Hardware, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Roofing, Fence and Posts. Come in and get acquainted. Our Motto is What You Want When You Want It We Solicit Your Inquiries The Cedarville Lumber Co. h it I ’ Q-iveme80milesofgas If gas could be bought on a mile-per- gaHon basis, how differently the motor­ ist would select his fuel. “Give me 00 miles o f gas.” Sounds funny but that's practically what it amounts to; You ■pay so much for so much gas and ex­ pect a certain .mileage in return. If you will measure the mileage cost per gallon on Columbus Gasoline you ’ll become a steady Columbus customer. Thousands o f m otorists use o n ly pure Columbus Gasoline, T ry it for more mileage, better pickup, more power, smoother running. G a s o l i n e Columbus Oil Company COLUMBUS c-n OHIO Distributed Locally by CEDARVILLE DISTRIBUTING STA Miller Street and Penny. Ry. DIRD & SONS CO. Telephone No. 146. M. C. NAGLEY R. A. MURDOCK c - E. MASTERS W. W. TROUTE /V V *• . . . -• S;. . Save for Old Age But three men in every hundred are Self-supporting or "financially fixed” at <15 years, according to statistics. Are you to be one o f tha three or one o f the 97 ? Now is the time to de­ cide. Answer by opening S Savings Account in this Association now. We pay 6 per cent interest, compounded semi-annually, and your small begin­ ning will soon grow to such propor­ tions as will mean independence for yen. TheCedarvileBuilding LeanAssociation One dollar deposited in a Savings Ac count here give# yon one o f thes Lib­ erty Bells to drop your odd change in, J iaT— — ft *1 ih cc o f th m «ei I su JO DL > IV Th Mati Even L .W A F ]• ment r mail J; Owing t . have been j farm on miles sou. < miles soul t Beginnii 1 Nos. 1-2 • .! Nos. 3-4 • I No. 5—( ! •Nos. 7-8 . i No. 9—F No. 10—iv.ii!, •-Nos, 11- No. 13— ,r No. 14— « No. 15—1 No. 16—1 Twelve o • the best br< ■ 'I spring. Seat 1400 to 180 : quiet and service, the 3 of them calf first of 77 brood i registered F Durocs, brec each. 21 pi| 7 farm w new; 4 new ’ 1 2-horse set wheat drill, hog houses, 1 storm bug several tons Corn in crib, disc harrows 1-horSc sled; all kinds; 1 t Oral cattle i 30 window f. Several thorn ‘ fence stretch loading cbuli extra large;. inlaid linoleu TERMS—On Carl Taylor,