The Cedarville Herald, Volume 61, Numbers 27-52

T h k c b d a x v i l l * h e r a l d B U L L ------- ~ --------EDITOR AND rUBUSHER • I fek* Post Office, CratorviUe, OU a O c to b ir 8L l iS f j c I m e s i t t w FRIDAY. JULY 1, IM S m m HURRAY LINCOLN HITS HAIL OH HEAD M u m / U m a I r M c rtU iY o f th e O h io Farm B upRU F#d» •ra tio * . i s a epeech thl» weak Is Columbu* * a /» i *'Our Ih to ry o f crwatijm a eo re lt/ to m*ke price* h igh Is de«4 w roag. In* duetry trie d It * a d lebo r trie d . How ag ricu ltu re is trying , »*> w b « / we w ill m ake price* low er to g e t th e upw ard sp ira l th a t w ill prov ide m ore th in g s fo r more people rather less th ing s M r. L incoln sp eak s o f a do c trin e so f y d is tan t from w h a t w e have been h a rin g u n d e r th e Am erican F a rm B ureau Fed - era tfon . aa an a id to society fo r th e Roosevelfc-Lewis Lorn- mualeta, th a t he le ce rta in ly in d ang e r o f being ro u ted ou t o f th e Ohio o rgan ization . T h e N a tional G range is an d alw ays h a s been 100 p e rc e n t Am erican an d I t is encourag ing to h e a r such riew s p u b lic s )!/ expressed from th e ran k s o f an y fa rm o rgan - Icatfon.^ tf,e sam e sen tim en t in h is .s ta te ­ m en t a s h a s been exp ressed a t th e fa rm p ro te st m eetings m th is section o f th e s ta te on th e crop con tro l b ill. In G reen ecoun ty , fa rm lead e rs m ay b e unconscious o f i t b u t i t is th e opinion o f m any th a t th e ir effo rts a re m ore in th e in te re s t o f th e Demo­ c ra tic o rgan ization th a n f o r th e fu tu re o f th e fa rm e rs. W hen one is h an d ed a f a t B«lary each m onth m uch o f th e good o f so -called public serv ice is h id in th e selfishness o f m an. PUBLISHER THINKS WELL OF CLARENCE J. BROWN W - D, M atson, p u b lish e r o f th e M cConnelsville H e ra ld th in k s w ell o f C larence J . B rown, an d gives endo rsem en t and som e exce llen t reason s w hy h e should be nom inated in th e Seventh Congressional D istric t by th e R epublicans. The ed ito ria l says. , •‘To checkmate Mr. Roosevelt, we must elect congressmen who refuse to be yes-pifen end rubber stamps for the chief executive. In h battling the New Peal, i t in not merely enough to send someone to Washington on the Republican or anti-New Deal ticket. Be must be prepared to do something when he get® there. He must be able to ■ fight, to define issues and to point out the pitfalls and dangers of the New Deal. With this in mind, it seems that the voters of Mr. Brown’s district, have'a peculiar opportunity to serve not only their own district hut the grand old Buckeye state.^ Mr. Brown is a self- * made man. He has, to ah eminent degree, that quality so strangely, lacking in the present administration—the quality of common sense. Mr. Brown is 'a successful publisher and farm owner. He has had wide experience in public life as lieutehaht governor of Ohio and .* secretary of state. He stands high among all the Republican editors and political leaders of Ohio and has always been on the firing line for the Republican ticket and the whole ticket. He is a splendid campaigner with a magnetic personality. We have not the slightest feeling against anyone running against Mr. Brown in his district. But We do believe that the people of that district will, he honoring themselves and performing a distinct service to the people 'of the - state; and nation by nominating and electing Clarence J. Brown to the Congress, The nation was never in greater heed of men of the - high type and character of Clarence J , Brown.4* that toe law was never draws by any era in toe Dane* asylaat Ha them * m nobody there craay eraagk te think up awh a MU. We had a pleasant chat several day* ago with a former resident, tracer Smalt, Springfield, Mr, Small baa »*in connected with the Robbins. A Myers <V-, in hi* city for twenty-si* years, Just a t present he is enjoy- ng a lay-off"dog to the Roosevelt de­ pression, the first time he had' such a vacation in more than a quarter of a century. He now has had five weeks ir.d yet the company has no business in .eight: for an early opening. Be- ween CIO and Roosevelt, Mr, Small thinks there is little chance for even normal business in the future. The CIO made charges that the American Bulling Mill had taken part in Ashland, Ky. municipal elections. This is a serious offense under toe Roosevelt-Lewis labor laws, The case is being heard in Cattlesburg, Ky., and the steel company has em­ ployed Donald Riehberg as counsel, jRiehbcvg was once the legal brains of NBA, the pet Communistic scheme Roosevelt imported from Russia. A fat company treasury might be the lure for the New Deal attorney to once in a while become an “economic -oyalist," In fact ho has as much Hght to accept pay from steel Rom­ anies as Roosevelt has in approving he marriage of his sons to daughters vf multi-millionaires instead of some daughter from toe WPA ranks or he CCC. No wonder Col, Norris, the }arke county auctioneer stated with- mt challenge that the whole New Deal was ineonsistant from top to ottom. * ew mteeS M C m U; C ai Mraris. who spake is X«aia, YearA(o$1.16 No wheat hm reached to* local market yet but nearby markets are quoting fide for No. t» A year ago to* .price was $L1f and later reached Col, Nerrta t o a popular cord thfttlfM?. In i'tw face of a large crop brought plenty applause when he re- the New Deal imported millions o£ forred to toe /relay night “Fireside.bushels, Net reeult low prist for Chat,1* Norrie raid Roosevelt wanted; wheat this year and a big carry over no names called daring the campaign from JSS7. and no mud aUaging then turned right around and called farmer* that op­ posed h it Russian farm MU, “Copper­ heads/* Norris continued explaining what a "Copperhead’* was but re -4 minded that dangerous a* feu warn he always hissed, "Now, if we are «hp- Wm YORK fSpaemlMIe foe Bam Teek Vert*** raff 1 iraraal eap irar^ «a bietray. bra a ratt haw to* mm lustirtera CaaSraI Me* •era damgaad. a asitolead wefo te eras iraMM*. qrayy A Whalaa^yfidlra t rat t o j r a Vgyraamirataaami EiAlaafifoffi ffiff ffraP^ra *-■*■*■ LAWRENCE TIRRETT GETS THE TUNE Xa addntoa to foa Trylra. mU*m irl- ever raised, **• mwffraf* WEED CUTTING TIME NEAR With excess moisture present this year unimproved lots, side alreeta and --------------- ... alleys have an abundant crop at perheada let’s his* him and then bite* weeds, that should be cut before going Li-» SP — _ X* « s ____ j . / __ . « • mtoerm lairam toll rara wade tor kMUM mmmWimrmaeeeemie tm largsto portrait stotra tatotorad Mara S ^ w S ra T b w w d J t o m m m « him," was his rejoiner. One county delegation had a placard on display, “Let’* get rid of the' county agents.” I t was .brought out! that state and federal funds were used to Inform farmers how . to increase crops through county agents. Sec, Wallace had seed corn for sale and guaranteed an increase of twenty per cent In corn production If you used his seed, yet he wants to tell warmers under the bill that crops must he re­ duced. to seed. Property Owners have a re* eponsibility, «o has the village. BILLS AND TRASH PAPER LIQUOR PROV IDES B IG PRO F IT FOR DEMOCRATS F o r m onths th e re h a s b eenm controversy in Dem ocratic ra n k s over a c o n tra c t lo t hy th e Davey adm in istra tion to a D em ocratic po litic ian fo r tru c k in g s ta te liquor. Such favo rite c o n tra c ts a r e u sually looked upon aa leg a l g fa ft. T h is w eek th e S a tu rd ay Evening P o s t pub lishes w h a t is p u rp o rted to b e an accu ra te accoun t o f th e fund s Jimm y Boose* v e lt g a rn e rs each y e a r off insu rance th rough h is connection w ith th e W h ite H ouse. T he Roosevelt fam ily h a s a fa cu lty o f connecting w ith f a t ra d io contracts* sa le o f W h ite House docum ents and books. The d ep rec ia ted v a lu e o f th e d o lla r w ill con tinu e to c a ll f o r m ore revenue on th e p a r t o f th e fam ily th a t! canno t live on $75,000 sa la ry and fre e house re n t. No o th e r p re sid en tia l fam ily , R epublican o r D em ocrat, ev e r used th e h igh position to c ap ita liz e fo r personal financial g a in a s h a s th e N ew D eal outfit. The appea l to th e un fo rtunate is only po litica l. ' - m SHE AS USUAL * MONDAY, JULY 4TH • Make Our M arket Your Market SPRINGFIELD LIVESTOCK D U S COMPANY SALES EVERY MONDAY * « m u n a i m o . o n o “HERALD WANTANDSALEADSPAY” Safe and Sure For 54 Years This * Association Has Paid Regular Dividends ir The La»t Dividend Was Paid At The Rate Of met* Accounts Opened hy July lOfch Braw Dividends from July 1st arid are Federally Insured, S U S IU ID FEDERAL M 7 1 6 M I IA A V A S I 1 a i H A a .................................. * * * * » * * '> We get a report that one of our iaid AAA representatives in this ■ounty met CoL Harris 'and pnt th£ 'allowing question to him as a elialp enge on the New Deal AAA. "What lave you to offer in place of the pro- -rrahif” Col. Norris: "I take it that .von are on a salary and how much to you get?” “None of your busi- less” says the AAA agent. “My ans­ wer then to your question is, I would Ire you first and then all too rest on the program pay roll.” There was no >ther argument. • . - Sutocrito for THE H*fttAT.n Oav attention has been called to the amount of traah paper that blowa up and down toe streets. Moat of this; dawn town comes from news paper bundles where wrappers are left in the street, Other paper conies from careless passing of bills that blow frpm one yard to another. ■For Rent—Garage, rear Masonic building. Cedarvllle Masonic A sm , Three Comrades h Love and War The "Greatest Showon Earth” htter .eing out nine Weeks could not stand <he strain of Roosevelt prosperity and :ttd an average loss of I?,00b weekly. ?he actors offered to have their diaries cut twenty-five per cent to cep the show going. The circus ough-necks numbering 1,600 beleng- . 6 toe Rooravelt-Lewi* C1Qand atraefe when they were given the ulUmatum of a reduction or no show. They re- rused and the RingHng-Barnum show ’a emoute back to headquarters in Sarasota. Tho rough-necks are on WPA or relief under the New Deal. Young America will remember the year the New Dealers forced a big educational attraction off the road. . ■.* * «*. * * Wo had to reach for our smelling salts when we read in Gov. Cox’s Dayton News what certainly borders on party treason. The’editorial page docs not always reflect the ideas of the owner of the News bnt when we read comment on Roosevelt’s “Copper­ head” fireside chat that ”a note of rancor” was struck. Urging election of liberals to congress! Communists, radical socialists) was more than the News could stand, Attack on nation’s industrialists received caustic com­ ment, The attack made by Roosevelt was against Chairman Sloan of Gen­ eral Motors. The fire-side chat has all the car marks of a plan to wreck the Democratic party for radicalism. Some twenty-five hundred formers gathered a t Dayton last Saturday a t the fair grounds where the Federal Farm Crop Control Committee organ- iZot?on was reorganized with a wider representation and known' as the Farmers’ Freedom League of Ameri­ ca. Twenty counties sent delegations to tho meeting, 1. E, Baker was chosen chairman} George Eilcrman, Gliclby county, vice, chairman; and Ralph Davenport, Phiilipsburg, Darke <&ttnty, secretary-treasurer. A strong resolution was passed protesting the form control program and called on farmora to resist government dicta­ tion, Tho headline speaker for too meet­ ing was’ former Senator dames A, Heed, ■Kansas City, Democrat, and Ron. Rash holt, W. Virginia, Demo­ crat, both of wham lambasted too Russian idea of farm control Holt vie mu ahoy. yen. Balklcy, was list- .cd as a "rubber stamp senator” with too handle to k e n off. Reed analyzed th» till as ’"Russian born, Russian t o d ” and that it was astounding that congress should pass such a bill. £-'fh3se folks down In Washington foam the president down are voting for themselves and not for the farm­ ers *f America/* said Reed. Baker announced that more than W,0OO petitions had bem.- signed by farmers w the Miami falley protest- *•-* " '-'s.----'— *—^ aw vpets , psmled out that toe law would fall o# Sts am weight were It not to r the “hired local emmiit+mm” who Grafor all *• - and all for one are Robert Taylor, Franchoe Tone aafi Robert Youn* in the title roles of Metra-Cfoldwyn-M»yer’e * r r a ^ n»»*nUe drsma, "Three Comrades.” which will Open at ths^ branUlal new fieltixe Xenia theater, In Xenia, Sunday, Jmy S, for a tore* da/ encagement, * ^ * Margaret Sellaran fa the beautiful girl, loved by Taylor who Jdrae toeee fore# young •x-taddiee eometbteg to live end fight irajw t |e ytetare. Gay ftfbbee. Meaty Hull also have Important f tU S S S B a aS S K K - mamwill be more than «Uitimw th e te l, an average six-foot men. The tallest sundial ever eraeted, rap" ported by a Ufts-sira trra soulptured by traeatatotedFaullfonabifowiUeeWek*; ly foil tinva foe Fair visitors, tor tha nu- inaralsdeooUiutiiiebeuivotfoedayr^l, be art in * huawrtmilerylot wbraefof auodlal'a shadow witt s in fopcu fo.foet. above, • ■ ! •I Ifore than a million plants and a tbouk sandtrraawLU.beneedin landacaplng tha Malh j -p t m taam ra mngra raya; •*I read many megaiiwra, but 1 «»»#<* rsad thsnt *11. I know’ mmay msiodtss hut «an*ot Irarti all the MrcrastrsUons $a 10 f« t Dmmelodr of what u foiug » « in owr foKariiabt# eoiwtry, I ium jo Tfe Beerfer’a Digeet It givra w etketu ra, And that uwsv in a* stirring a* THe • Bt#r ipangiei Banner •- Tha IUafirafo. Digeet, th a t rharming pocket-aim mr&i'mh qukkly artvra your reading prob­ lems. 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Mr y unload with her paren*«i“« V ' Misses Each McCorn Cresweli attend^f*” 1* Verna Oerleb^S^L^, Bchneider« iest'Lltn * writ PresbyterffifiPA cinnati.' They'j—j ^ j * . recep tim tfo il n._. Which Was he)Ml[j|ii| Country Club. ^ Mrs. Eflie , Stormont r e t u r | _ / ^ ning from •Spier*’ they were ,guesra«55- and Mrs. Bdp^ -T J were ywcompaifoV w Bradfute, MisL' Bradfuto of old home of * Hermitage,” a , the old south, ' made toe trip Miss Mary been visiting other relative weeks, is rotui Hellam, Pa., Fi as Pontiac, Mi ing Niagara F horn, Michigan of Harry F. B villo, and now MacEslin Med York, Pa. J . Mils Ifortiel of-Miss Sara f Carlisle, last bridesmaid at Studebeker an North Manchf place at eight hlng in too €h ' New Carlisle. Mr. and 2 Jeanette Ritenlff Miller and da Clarence Han tended ,fo» v;t 0, i-