The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 27-52

f f l f mm M*M* M w o t W m ' J Pffat h w m Comttoi A ttar 1B#& M*H* « m « uh iadpoud- r w h it e f la t « m w point* ware quite ««!■ until m A h * by N ajn A m * lu ;' tfmmm tmmt th» Jadtout tribe* la i*U * 1 W tfc* iw xt t m y m w I* w • Bern* purt* « f tb# coaatry. T h e w w - WwkaAed by tbo Britlah JLoat, aided j rtar* ware s « n eeoeeraed with the theMalta**, * b 4 waa than oeea^led IWtaia w M the treaty « f Faria 1*U, wbo* it wiut flaafiy aaaasad 4dME WnfrMktV mm w»*' workable character o f the material thaa with the color, 1882 1926 40 YEARS And better Wolford has been serving the community in a mechanical way ► The reputatiort'of this establishment for doing good, REL IABLE work has been the best. * Since the beginning of the Automotive industry this shop has been intimately con­ nected with it. There is no garage in the county better equipped to care for the needs of the 1auto- mobilist. HONES r W ORK AND HONEST PRICES Oils Greases A ccessories ASK ABOUT STORAGE WOLFORD GARAGE Phone 2-25 Cedarville, Ohio SUPERIOR GRAIN DRILLS MASSEY- HARRIS AND JOHN DEERE CORN BINDERS FAVORITE STOVES’ AND RANGES FAVORITE CABINET HEATERS HANNA GREEN SEAL PAINT . KOKOMO FENCE — STEEL POSTS ' * a ‘ , 'r 1 , ■" ' LOCUST POSTS — FEED — SEEDS Cedarville Farmers’ Grain Company , Everything forjlhe Farm Phone 21 Cedarville, Ohio turn ay A m tau Mt«l * WlmC m * u | ItVworth shouting: about! Ztne Insulated American Fence—weath* er.proof-riniulated against ru*t— guaranteed to equal of outlaitih actual length of service any other fence made of equal aiae wires, used under Cite Same condition*. Ahy buyer who can show it fails lo do so will be supplied with an equal amount of new fence free, Every roll is guaranteed full gauge, full weight and full length. 3 old at MOextra charge, American Fence means reliable pro* lection for your stock and crop*, long service ana, because tl, costs no more than ordinary fence, lower Cost per year It'sthe best and most economical fence you can buy, Come In and see it, ■ We have taken the agency for the Interna* tionat Harvester Co> and will have a full line of.- -■ * FARM MACH INERY — TRUCKS t o f c r n o w * » CE0AR¥B1E iUMBBR(&IPANY Republican Committee f Endorses F , Dean ! A meeting of the Republican Ex­ ecutive Committee, was held yester­ day afternoon and Attorney Frank H. Dean,-was given an unsolicited endorsement f o r ’ . Common Pleas Judge at the election November 2. The resolutions read: ' Whereas, Frank R , Dean, a . life­ long resident o f this county, is a can­ didate fpr Common Pleas Judge, at the election, November 2nd, and Whereas, we know him, to be a man o f sterling, integrity and high­ est character, loyal to the interests of his'clients, courteous to all, a lawyer o f ability, with a true judi­ cial temperment. Now, Therefore, be it resolved that we do hereby endorse his candidacy and urge the voters o f this County to elevate him to the high judicial .po­ sition to which he aspires, and which he will fill without fear or fayor. Eastern Time For Entire State Soon Within the next week or ten days you may probably read where Ohio has been placed by the Interstate Com­ mission in the Eastern time zone and all clocks will he moved up one hour. The dividing line now is at Colum­ bus and the* Commission in session at Cincinnati, this Week, has been been conducting a hearing. Cincin­ nati and Dayton want Eastern time the year yoUnd. There was little op­ position to it. J. ,J. Downing, Xenia, spoke against -the fast time in that „t could not be made to work with farm conditions. Martindale Brings Injunction Suit Alleging that cattle purchased by them for breeding.purposes did not all come up to that standard arc made by. George and Marie Martindale in a suit against Laura Berry and Morris Sharp as sheriff o f Greene county to enjoin them from collecting a judg­ ment fo r $55.50 which was secured against them in Clark county on a cognovit note. They allege that they wdre obliged to sell two o f the cat­ t l e f o r $60 after paying $270 fo rf them. ADDITIONAL LOCAL For Sale: One Delaine Ram, . Hugh Turnbull, Jr. Mrs. Caroline Winder o f Xenia has been visiting relatives and friends here lor several days. Mr. and Mrs, George F. Sieglcr, and Mr, Charles Otto, Mrs. Sicgler’s fath­ er, o f Marietta, spent last Sabbath here with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Siegler, it being their golden wedding anni- vetsity. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kyle enter­ tained the members o f the United Presbyteria nchoir at their newly furnished home last Monday evening. Thdse present enjoyed a pleasant even ing with Mr. and Mrs. Kyle. Refresh­ ments were served. Mr,, and Mrs. J. E. McCullough of Seaman, 0 ., are spending a few days with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright. The Public School cafeteria supper will be held at the school house, Fri­ day, October 2D. Mr. Frank H. Dean, candidate for Common Pleas Judge Was in town yes­ terday circulating among the voters in the interest of his campaign. , For Sale- 250 Shocks o f fertilized com on Jamestown'pike. Colin Bar­ ber. Phone 22. (4t) The Community Committee in charge o f the Week-Day Bible school at Clifton, is giving a Street Mas­ querade, the evening of,O ct, 29. The oporto house will be open arid eats, music and stunts provided for your entertainment. Ten cents admission. Please mask and come. The State Highway Department has within the past few days given the ColUmhus pike a coat o f tarvia and washed gravel, The same treatment has been given the Clifton pike to the Miami county line. . . . i . r.'.'I \i' t t » * frttpk'pf 'J As far'*rm*n'kiiiiws, i K # ' > bodiw are;kept in than*.place* bjr tba law 4f graving loft; jn short, the At- UMghly Creator launched them 'Into space and established the i*ws that hold them up and fold* them oh their dNMXMwvr ■ ■ Republicans Hare Great Banquet j About 200 Republicans gathered at the Elks' Club dining h«U last Friday evening in Xenia, where « banquet and speaking was enjoyed, The banquet opened with the invo­ cation o f Frank H* Dean, chairman of the Greene County Republican Central Committee and candidate for Common Pleas Judge. County Auditor. R. O, Weod, chair­ man o f the Executive Committee, first presided and after an eulogy of Greene county introduced Dr. W. R- McChesney, president o f CedarviVe' College, as the permanent chairman o f the meeting. ' , Dr. McChesney predicted a great victory for the Republican party •in Ohio this coming election for the en­ tire ticket. ‘ The following state candidates were present and each made talks: Clar­ ence J, Brown, Secretary o f State!; Ed ward Turner, fo r attorney general;. Bert B. Buckley, state treasurer and Charles Brand, for congress, Dr, John Wesley Hill, chancellor of Lincoln , Memorial Institute, Tenne­ ssee, was the principal speaker o f the" evening and his appeal to the voters of Ohio to ge t out the vote-for vic­ tory, made a great impression. He stoutly de|ended the national admin­ istration and cited the accomplish­ ments o f President Coolidgs for econ­ omy that had reduced operating ex­ penses three billions o f dollars. He made a passionate, appeal'for the elec­ tion o f Myers Cooper for governor and Frank Willis fo r re-election as United States Senator. Congressman Band in his talk said that agriculture jyould be the main issue before the.-next con; cess. He predicted relief fo r farmers but not at the expense o f other industries that are now prosperous; W . D. Nisbet Has New Book Off Press We are in receipt o f a copy of Mr, Wilbur D. Niabet’s latest book: “ The Paths of Long Ago,” , just issued by The Reilly and Lee Company, Chicago. Mr. Nisbet, '■a former. Cedarville boy, has had a wide experience not only in the newspaper field, but in the writing o f syndicate matter fo r the' daily press and in writing plays for the stage. Of recent years he has been in the advertising business but has again returned Ip h is . first love of writing the sentimenal verse that has a deep appeal tso'the average reader. The new book contains his well known “ Your Flag and My Flag” , that h&s a prominent place on most every patriotic' bCcasion. His , new work will meet with popular favor be­ cause his many verses 1 'touches the heart strings that brings tears and l a u g h t e r . * . ’ ■ The foreword to the book was writ­ ten by George “ A poet'becomes a good and useful poet when he re admitted to the scrap books, for the scrapbook is the pri­ vate literary sanctuary o f nice moth­ erly women and'nice Sentlmental girls. Wilbur Nesbit is to be envied because he has received' scrapbook recogni­ tion. He expresses the normal emo­ tions o f the home-folks and tinges the emotions with «fith humor and per­ forms his task*with such evident ease and facility arid such ready command of useful words that we are compelled to believe that when he has anything to write he just sits down and writes it.” f Dr, Minor Chosen Head of Masons Dr, C. L. Minor, Springfield, was chosen Most Worshipful Grand Mas­ ter o f the Grand Lodge pf the F. and A. M. o f Ohio, at the annual session in Cincinnati this week, Fanners Will Discuss {’Hog Situation The twenty leading markets o f the United States) received 22,370,000 hogs for market during the first nine months o f 192$, This is the.smallest number coming to market for this same period o f any o f the last five years, , , ,. What are the prospects fo r re­ ceipts in 1927 ? Hog production goes in cycles. During a period o f high hog prices there is a tendency for farmers to increase the number of sows kept for farrowing. However, by the time these additional pigs ate raised and ready fo r market, the sup­ ply is excessive and the price lower. How to watch fo fr these changes and where we are at present in the Heg Cycle will be discussed at three “ Kog Situation” meetings to be held on the following dates: October 27 - at Caeaarereek High School at 7:00 F. M. October 28th at Cedarville Farmers Exchange at 7:30 P. M. October 29th at the Township house at BoWersville at 7:30 P. M» Arrange to attend one Of thees meetings. Awfull A decoration expert says that bed- moms should be painted in reetful col­ ors.. We ouee beard e f an Irate gen­ tleman who west to bed in a room fllnted blue and rose madder, lays the Office Boy, P fl A OSBORN, OHIO Nothing But Insurance. 4 L ' S . R A G L E Y MANY HEAR POMERENE A number- o f Democrats from this vicinity went to Springfield Monday evening to hear Atlee Pomerene, the Democratic candidate for United States Senator. FARMER ACCIDENTLY SHOT WITH OWN GUN Clarence Faulkerson, 64, Spring Valley, was killed by accidental dis­ charge of a shot gun which he was placing in the rear o f an auto truck, on his way to the farm at 5:30 yes- ii'day morning. The load entered; his left side just below the heart and he died instantly. I l*ckl**» Urn of Wat*r “Quean Elizabeth ,'1 said a writer o f bar Urn*, “hath built herself a bath, where she ^doth bathe herself once a month, whether she requires it or not.” Recklessness about the public wafer supply may be a growing evil, but It has really deep roots in hi* tory,—Brooklyn Dally Eagle, And How Sam’s employer bad octi*W Sam appeared addicted to the ‘ o f worrying. “ What are you worry­ ing about?” he asked one day. *"You have a good steady job.* Tossab, Ah knows,” agreed Earn, “ but de trouble la Ah ain't got nothin’ in, sight should Ah evah decide to quit |t”—Pathfinder Magarine, Jow oU fo r W atekm t The best grade jewels used as bear­ ings lo watches, art made of sapphires or rabies. We wish to purchase a few stacks of , LOOSE STRAW Located within 10 miles of our mill. Call, Cedarville 39-4 rings. E. S. HAM ILTON , Buyer The Hagar StrawBoard&Paper Co* ■CEDARVILLE , OHIO Cooper’ s Willis In Private I f ■ Five Years Success 7 J w y Has Become Insures Wise / J r j pjHp | One oS the Senate Sound Leaders Efficient Consistently Public Service In OMe ^ lSKC00?^ . Supporting The President A B IL IT Y - CH AR AC TER - UNDER STAND ING A UNITED party Is giving full support to elect the Republican ticket because Ohio wants in governmental offices men of unfailing ability —men of sterling character and men of experience 'and understanding. , v To every voter who believes that the government of state and nation deserves the best of ability and experience this'ticket appeals. THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET Far Govcmar: MYERS Y. COOPER, Cincinnati A tuocaaaful buainaaa man. Far Liantanant Gararnart JAMES O. MILLS, Columbia . ’ Anothar aucceaaful fraaineaa man. For Secretary at State; CLARENCE J. BROWN, Blancheater A vroeraasiva nawapaper awnar j ‘ Kovernor. * termer lieutenant For Treasurer of S:ules BERT B. BUCKLEY, Dayton A public official of long experience who deserves protno- tjon. For'Attorney General: ■ • EDWARD C. TURNER, Columbus , An able lawyer: Served one term as attorney general For United States Senator:- ' FRANK B. WILLIS. Delaware A statesman of influence and achievement, . For Chief Justica Supreme Codrtt ; CARRINGTON T. MARSHALL, Zttncavllle Seeking aacond' Urin; an couragaoua. . jurlat. . ‘ JUDICIAL TICKET (On separate non-partisan ballot)" ; For Judge Supreme Court (two to ba elected) r < THOMAS A. JONES, Jackson f TJDWARD S. MATTHIAS,.Van Wert fearlasa Distinguished und able jurists. Entitled to }Te-eIf:ctiOb on their records. 1 . Every Man Callable—'Every man Especially HiialiSled REPUBLICAN STATE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.' Charles R. Frederlckson. Chairman. Columbus. Ohio. SPEAKER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Hon. Charles Brand . CONGRESSMAN SEVENTH DISTRICT WILL SPEAK AT Xenia Opera House XENIA, OHIO Saturday Evening, October 23 BAND CONCERT AT 7:30 LOOKING AHEAD The Man who plants his wheat now is looking ahead ta the time when he will reap his harvest of grain; and the man wko plants his money incur SAV­ INGS CERT IF ICATES now is looking ahead to the time when their 6 % INTEREST Will enable him to reap his harvest of dollars—-both are wise. AH deposits protected by first mortgage on Clark County real estate. TheSpringfield Birilding & Loan 28 lflut|M«iit Sira*!* *; ■ * ,* , . - ••-rvv " - ■ ^ !, V . Springfield, Oh io IQ - Be 6 i . e=» p > o «> F l y a * 1 hatt on . beqt Bry. Deal Cfiai sgrii quet Gam ia, 1. Hi the b y worii Start said depa . tion menl boar tees hints Es in G. w ill when d istr. in g each , said, dian Bucy Th said Tived ses i and Gove .said, o f t hean men. belie. lishe> mum form fu rn ' w h ic;. Th the i iv npdn clare with hate! whicl he b be pi Ne o fw by D favoi and i atioti such vine done ture bat t detai Trau. tativi Link) Game ing tl ' ' L trm iter lull j,.,.. i. { C . Si atorie in g t cover h o n < • 4. Hoi eight; memh Bible day ■ “ • i f Kildo- memb te* in g li Th* in th which fall i predo and r in the numei it oce Mrs. cake i prese' class, presc; her tl and c ilig “ readn one p but t voteu.., , ■* ■ ' .ft »iT t j wiib/H ■ > men . fiwxi mi tf