Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 165, 23 May 1921 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, MAY 23, 1921.

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GRSKVILLE. : O.; ' May 23. The .sgonij tt a' series "of free organ recitals "gfven this season under the ausiieK'Qft,th.e board" "f education: -were ! held, 1 Sunday . afternoon, "at Memorial hall, with a" fair sized- crowd in attendance. Miss Mabel Murphy, Columbus, well known to local music lovers, assisted Professor Harmon Oestheimer. with the recital. The program rendered was as follows: Allegro Guilliant ; Andantino' Lemare; "Come Unto Him Handel; The Lost Chord Bartlett; Cantiquo d Armour Strang: Vissi 'd Arte Paccini, and Funeral March and Hymn of the Seraphs GuUIiant, . Close Election Held. A meeting of the Darke county board of elections was, held Saturday for the purpose .of; organizing the f--ficers. selected J;o. serve for the ensulng twbyears: ,yC. O. Baughman, Democrat," Ansonia, was elected as t?btef deputyi to succeed Harvey Min--nich. Democrat, of. this city.- The contest, for the clerkship of the board jY-as .IvoUy contestedFour ballots were taken with the Temocrats casting their votes for William H Williams, and the Republicans for W, S. Roe&er. On the fifth -"ballot the Democrats cast their votes rfor Attorney W. A. Brumbaugh, of Hrbts tty,-and. the result was still tied, rw. S. Tloesser was finally selected as Kerk-by-drawing lots.- -He succeeds KJames M. Isight, editor of the,;Tnbune, whohaa. Held .the r clerkship 'for the past.-twd years. v Postpone. Contract Award. The contract on the' Indian Creek kditch whiclf was to have' been award-

'xittlatl'gatuTdax by J&e jxnrtiiy com

missioners. wasj5Qstponed. untu a later date, owing to the absence of

Coup fy 'Surveyor John Ferron.' It was

fitatea tnat tne commissioners aesireo. to confer with the surveyor before awarding the contract for the improvement. Stoner Out on Bond.

Samuel Stoner, farmer, recently ar

rested on a charge of assault with in

tent to kill Calvin Nischwitz, a neighbor, after a preliminary.hearing in the

court of Squire Wade, was bound over to await the action of the,. grand! jury

in the sum of $l,0Q$pner furnished bond and was$ae4.from cus

tody. :sH::; Rotarians HaW-Bio Meets-

The largest meetjag eve held by the local Rotary clubwas successfully pulled off at the Elks Home, on West Third street Friday w hen delegations from Piqua, Troy, Xenia. Union Qity, Richmond, Winchester, Portland and Dayton were entertained by the local

organization, A street parade in

which a goodly portion of the mem

bers participated, took place at six o'clock, and which was followed by a

banquet.

District General Samuel Squires, of the tenth Rotary district, and District

General Walter Pittsford. of the eleventh district were present at the meet

ing, and both made talks appropriate

to the occasion. Features of the even

Ing were the stunts pulled off by the

visiting . delegations, consisting of a band from Portland, quartettes from Troy and' Piqua, and cabaret singers from Union City. " Oil Well Promising. ' A new oil well recently drilled In on the Jesse Rhoads lease in Missinniwa township, promises to be one of the

best that has so far been struck in the

northern part of the county. The well was drilled in by the Dayton- and Darke , county Oil and Gas company, and,, according to President Russell Pease, of the company, the well showed 236 feet of oil in 23 minutes, which is considered exceptional for this part of the country. Davis Sues Grevel Company. Suit was brought in comman pleas court here yesterday against the Greenville Gravel company for damage in the sum of $1,112, by James O. Davis, director general of railroads. The damages are alleged to be due for demurrage, storage charges and war tax. New Cases Common Pleas Joseph C. Bryson vs. James M. Bryson, I. M. Bryson and others. Partition of real estate and equitable relief. Charles Shives vs. the Elroy Supply company. , , Dissolution of corporation, anointment of a receiver and other relief. . . lsacc Wjles vs. J. P. Arens. In junction and equitable relief.

D. H. Rudy vs. Joseph W: Rudy et al. Partition of real estate. Kirk Hoffman, attorney for plaintiff. O. R. Krickenberger vs. the H. J. Meguiar company and the Meguiar company; et al. Money and foreclosuure of mortgage, amount claimed, $17,510 and interest from April 24, 1921. and interest on $510 from October 24. 1920. O. R. Krickenberger vs. L. O. Mansfield and Bessie Mansfield. Money, amount claimed $1,599.45 and 7 per cent interest from May 14, 1921. George H. Batty vs. Wm. Davidson, et al. Partition of real estate.

SANBORN SAYS LARGE CROP OF WHEAT AT FAIR

PRICE BETTER FOR FARMERS THAN SHORT-YIELD

WAYNE CORN GROWERS ARE SEEKING PRIZES About 15 Wayne county corn growers have so far shown an intention to enter the five acre corn contest this year, says the county agent. There were two bronze medal winners in Wayne last year, and it is said that there could be several if farmers who have demonstrated to their own neighbors their ability as corn growers, should enter the state contest. 'To qualify for the bronze medal, it is'necessary. to have -a yield of 75 bushels an acre, while' a silver medal is given for yields of 85 to 100 bushels and a gold medal for yields over 109 bushels. Last year's medal winners in Wayne were Albert Ferris and Joseph Helms, with almost exactly the same yields, varying by only a tenth of a bushel, both being a little over 77 bushels.

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Farmers who are wondering why the price of corn so persistently lagged under recent low figures all of last week, in the face of a broad wheac market with an upward sweep of 22 cents on May and of 13 cents on the July option, should remember that a lot of corn remains to be planted. You can't kill a crop until it is planted and in the case of corn until it has been replanted, much of this being done every year. But so far as winter wheat is concerned it is at a stage where much may happen to it. The recent advanc

es indicate two things.

that there were too many bears

when May wheat was 40 cents lower and July wheat selling pretty close to the dolar mark; the second is that the growing wheat must have deteriorated. Both of these propositions are true. A Few Comparisons Going- back to the week ending April 23, we find that May wheat made a low in that week of llO1: on Sat-

recall ..when - eggs, - butter and butter fat were appreciably cheaper than today. Crop Killers, at Work. Tliis does not mean that a farmer should, therefore, give his wheat away, nor is he at present prices! What we wish to emphasize is: That it will be much better for ail of us if we can raise a large crop of wheat at a fair price than to harvest a short crop on which a comparatively few . farmers

will get a big price and the speculator

and exporter reap millions of dollars. That is our argument, gentlemen.

Moreover, we are coming into the new t

rne first is crop year with slender reserves of

wheat, not merely in this country but throughout the world. This should preclude "cheap wheat" for. another 12 months. Crop reporters have been sending in doleful reports from the southwest for several days. Weather has been unfavorable. For the most part a lot of rain is needed. In some spots they have had too much rain. The Kansas state report admits a loss of about 10

Funk. Bent Wilson, and William Wil

coxen form the committee, which will proceed to its work at once. Other breed associations also have named judges to pick out pigs of their respective breeds to furnish to club members. Clyde Leverton, of Milton, represents the Chester White breed ; Lindley Baker, of Cambridge City, the Spotted Polands; and the Big Type Polands have a committee of three, Frank .Williams, of Williamsburg ; Iewis Kinsey, of Green's Fork; and A. J. Swift, of . Richmond. The meeting also voted to conduct a .tour of Wayne county Duroc Jersey breeders' farms in August, and a visit to Ohio breeders in June.

urday. April 30, it closed at $1.31. On' per cent from its April estimate. West

aiuraay, May t. at i.4iv, up jusijern Kansas needs rain, in the eastern 20 cents in the three weeks on which : section they have had too much of it. date July wheat closed at $1.13.. Oklahoma has been pretty dry during By Saturday, May 21, May wheat , May. had touched $1.664 and closed atj Live Stock Situation $1.65V&: with July at $1.28, within Vl The closing figures on hogs in the cent of the high of the day and sea- various markets on Saturday were the son. This showed 'an advance of 46 ; highest of the week. This doesn't cents in the May option from the low j mean a bull market, however, simply point of the preceding four years. a steadier market at a slight advance. In the meanwhile what happened tolHog of two classes, bacon weights corn? During the third week in April and ,jght butchers made a top of $9 at on,, ,ay wheat made..a.low. of Chicago, while Indianapolis sold good $1.20V4, May corn made a high of 61sjones at $9.,r and the he?t went at cents. With May wheat up 46 cents , $9.23 at Cincinnati. Tvlght Yorkers

i um uio iow oi mat bame wee, we touched $10 at Pittsburgh. The hizli

find May corn closing at 59 '4 or Just

about 2 cents lower than quoted four weeks earlier, when all wheat options were on the toboggan. Crop Damage Reports A further advance of wheat will not be of benefit to the country as a whole. It will mean a still further reduction in crop estimates. What is needed is plenty of grain for export and for our own bread, at a fair price. The broad-minded farmer will agree on this. Cash wheat and flour are high enough right now; No. 2 red bringing $1.60 at Chipago and $1.71 on track at Cincinnati, with No. 2 hard northern spring bringing up to $1.70 at Chicago and $1.90 at Winnipeg, its greatest home market. We submit that, in view of the declines in food

spot on Chicago cattle was $9.65. which was 10 cents below the top for the week ending May 14.

DUROC JERSEY PIGS AVAILABLE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS IN CLUBS

ORGANIZED MARKETING

IS PROFITABLE, OHIO FARMERS DISCOVER

penses a little below those most recently organized. The report is asserted to show that handling charges are now cut to less than half the former charges under the old system of dealing with local stock buyers. Assuming that a hog weighs 200 pounds, it is declared that in most cases, the animal is disposed of by the shipper at a saving of $1.00.

Flour sprinkled on burning oil will immediately extinguish it.

Spotted Poland China Growers to Organize Spotted Poland China hog growers S are urged to communicate with Lindley Baker of Cambridge City, to the end that a breeders association for the county may be formed if the desire is shown. A meeting of hog men interested in that breed will be held at the home of Mr. Baker, north of Cambridge City, Monday evening, May 23.

Boys and girls who wi6h Duroc Jersey pigs for pig club memberships may obtain them from the Duroc Jersey association, according to arrangements made at a meeting of the

! Wayne county Duroc Jersey Breeders'

stuffs generally, and in the prices . association, held in the Second Nationnow obtainable for corn and oats, j al bank building Saturday night, wheat is "plenty high" for the public! It was found that about 20 boys and welfare., W'ages are tumbling and 'girls had shown a preference for the men are idle, remember. And what of j red pigs. The Poland-China breeders the farmers' cattle, hogs, sheep, eggs have 36 prospects on their lists, the and butter? Have you observed how j Spotted Poland-China breeders have cheap these all are? You have been 10; and the Chester White men. 7.

keeping house a long time if you can

A committee was named to inspect

(By Associated Press) COLUMBUS, O.. May 23. Marketing of live stock through the countrywide live stock shipping associations is highly profitable to the shippers, without increasing prices to the consumers, according to reports of April business of a number of associations, made to F. G. Ketner, live stock and grain marketing director of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Up to date, Mr. Ketner has organized 27 counties. They are: Fulton, Wood, Henry. Hancock, Seneca, Sandusky, Erie. Huron, Van Wert, Allen,

Auglaize, Shelby, Champaign, Delaware, Morrow, Madison, Greene, Clinton, Fayette, Ross, Scioto, Coshocton, Muskingum, Perry, Morgan, Athens, and Darke. Many Being Organized. Organization partially is completed in the following counties: Mercer, Paulding, Hardin, Wyandot, Marion, Ottawa, Knox, Licking, Fairfield, Hocking, Pike, Jackson, Meigs, Tuscarawas,

Ashtabula, and Belmont. In the counties reporting, it is shown that shipments of hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep were handled at an average total expense of 73 cents a hundredweight. It is explained that the cost covers freight, the manager's commission charges, all other expenses and a sinking fund which pays losses due to dead or crippled animals and provides ordinary expenses not otherwise covered. The lowest, expense was that incurred in Fulton county, which was 52 cents a hundred-weight. The highest charge in any county association was 89 cents, in Muskingum. Cuts Handling Charge. It is pointed out that difference in average expense in due largely to the difference in freight rates, this, in turn being "due to distance from markets. Further, the counties longest in the shipping business are able to cut ex-

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