The Republican Herald 1918-08-22

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THE REPUBLICAN HERALD
VOLUME 26
WAVERLY, OHJO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918
NUMBER 15
LATEST RETURNS
GIVE WILLIS GAIN
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Reports Show That He Carried State by Large Plurality of 57,284 Votes
BROWN HIS RUNNING MATE
Wanamaker, of Akron, and
Robinson, of Marysville,
For Supreme Judges
THE VOTE IN PIKE COUNTY
Returns of all hut nine counties
%bow that Willis has a lead o^ 6?,-
284 over Jones for the Republican
nomination for governor. The counties which have repotted give Willis
181.6C7; Jonea 73,383 and Arnold
13.205.
Clarence J. Brown. West Union
editor, candidate fur tho Republican
nomination for lieuteoant governor,
obtained 85.965 votes to 27,460 given Abraran W. Airier. Canton, his
nearest competitor, in thc counties.
Fer the  Republicsn  nomination
w   tor secretary of  atate.   Harvey   C.
Smith of Zaoesvilie. leading can-il-j
Z4 date, has 63.49G to 41.738 received
by Fred IL Hopkins,   of   Fostoria.
his closest opponent.
For the  Republican   nomination
for supreme judge, Wanamaker of
Akron has 79,074   votes; Robinson,
of Marysville. 61.848. and Kinkade;
uf Toledo. 56 ~
Robinson are '. <->-
The lead of John G. Price of Co-
, Iambus over A. Jay Miller, of Belle-
■•fontaine for the Republican nomination for attorney general Is stead-
Uy mounting. Price now has 95,406
to 783,189 for Miller.
Judge Oscar W. Newman has 65,-
362 votes for a second  term   norni-
1 " nation for supreme  judge.    Judge
Phil M. Crow, of Kenton, who will I
. be his running  mate,   has  61.156.
Harry Taylor, Dem 478
REPRESENTATIVE
John W. Dewey. Rep 420
Herman Shy, Dem 402
JoavH. Smith. Dcm 842
CLERK OF COURTS
Ralph Fifbburn, Rep..... .418
Ollln Dixon. Dem 594
SHERIFF
Jos. W. Gee, Rep '.429
John Yahraut. Dem. 334
Florancc Rader. Dcm 263
Geo. OrTenoakcr, Dem 188
COUNTY AUDITOR
A. R  Condon, Rep 406
W. L. Marhoover, Dem.. . .556
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Albert Cottrell. Rep 3**0
Geo. Voelker. Rep 377
H. S. Caplinger. Rep 325
Wm. Nicodcmus, Dern 457
Jas. Robinson. Dem 603
John Seeling, Dem &91-,
C. M. Fnemun. Horn 226
COUNTY TREASURER
Robt. L. Davis.  Hep 416
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
R. L. Leeper, Dem.
627
fcOUNTY RECORDER
Reuben Denney, Rep 410
Chas Hrown, Dem 598
SURVEYOR
John A. Stout.  Rep 362
John G   Bulmer, Dem  .. . 479
Rilli** Bennett. Dem     3
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Chas M. Caldwell. Dem..   .672
We call attention to   the   unmerciful slaughtei
NINETEEN MEN TO
GO NEXT MONDAY
John   A.   Stout   should   be   Pike other bidders and now   Ixwfs   lhat
Registration Saturday
Provost Marshal General Crowder *
j has issued a statement emphasizing •
that all .male citizens who shall have
reached their  21st  birthday  since:
last June 5th   must  appear   before 	
their local   boards  fo   register   for'
military service regardless  of  any  Are Either From itecI.LSSlficd
presumed grounds   for   exemption. ,      Men   Or  FrOHl  the   181?
j Opportunity to make claim for  ex-; Liat of !'_:  ".rants*.
cmptlon will !>e afforded  In   filling j
out of «juestionr.itires by registrant*.
" Provisions   will   bo   made   for   the
registration hy mail of nny   *x.*rsopI
I who expects to be absent on   regis*
trs'ion day   from   the  jurisdiction
, of the board where they permanent*
ly reside.    But in such a   case   ex*'
treme care «houl<i 1** taken by   him
to tee   that   his   registration   card,
reaches hia home board on or ht fore
August 24.   Such persons sro ad-  ALL LOCAL BOARD DOINGS
vised to apply   at   one*.*  to  a   local
board for   instruction.-*   ax   how   tu;
proccetJ' Nineteen men ■• ll leave here Mon
ti* purpose is to add quickly  to ,,ay    Augtm  2Clh   a, lho   eij-b|fc
| the almost exhausted class one to increment to leave Pike County ia
.*. et army draft calls In September, lhe mon!h of Auel,e{ -^ me0
About 150.000 young men will reg. wi„ R0 {< Camp Tty|of ^ LooJf.
Ister and must of them will qualify vilk. Kv Tww||y tWQ sr0 m||€fJ ^
fur class one snd will probably ;oio Lppear ... -> 0 cJock Sun.,ay an<J
tne army within a month af tor their |0|Mleeo ,,„, |eave MowJiy miyrn.
names are recorded. Thlrteen thou**
and Ohio men are expected to ret*-
ister     Each registrant will fill out
REGISTRATION. SATURDAY
All Men Who Have Attained
Age of 21 Must Step to
Fn nt August 24th.
ering by the Nye   fomdo
given Mr. George Cab-1 un
county's next   surveyor   so   tnatiMl  he cleared 2.r»<* a day   (»r   $24«M)   on   his questionnaire immediately after
le job     Tj# taxpayer*  and he registers.  In this way  the  new 10-a...,. Be<KMyT(*V»rge lb
y    o.vnefs*   pay   the prolU.   registrants can be  classed   immed-1 Ba.nr,a,**      Glean     Davi
' man qualified for the position   may , the little job
the work.    For two years a   liu-  propert
ces that was
leman who waa a candidate for Con- jstate engineer haa had   to   he   sent Bulmer ix not. allowed   to   Ao   tne , iV>r service without delay.
{trees against A. («. Turn*p»eed, of i here fo do the  work      Main  street work but Dan Hastings, a «tnte en-
Adams.     Nye disregarded the fact j was to be paved with cement.  Hul- gineer, has to be on the job   lo   do
that Mr. Gableman wasa Pikocoun-   mer surveyed, made   'he   estimates the work.     Put a real   surveyor   in
and   submitted   the   report   to   the the position thi.*. fall,   by   electing
Village    council     which    accepted John A. Sto*t. of   Heaver.     He   is
them.    Kelly'Durham underbid all qualified to ilo the work.
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ing. Tlv-c men u«* from reclassified men of the 11»17 draft and new
registrants of 1918. Tho*«c \\lu> are
called t> appear ar«-    Wilhy Bauer.
ter, iicfjsr
Edward
rehead has drawn the salary and a  When real surveying is to be done,   lately and thn<*<» in ;lats one   called   cni
ty man and always a life long democrat, and worked tecth^and toe
nails for Turnip-seed w*whe can use
if elected.   In the coiVnty, Gableman
namakerand!rwlvedonly W   more  *****  lhan
Turn'iiseed when he shou'd have gut-
nominees.
ten at least ninety per cent  of   the
vote cast.    This is not our funeral.
of course, but we   do   believe   that
Mr. Gableman stood a much   better
chance of  election,   if  nominated,
than Turnlpsecd but what difference
Burn Wood and Save Oral
Gel your supply of   wood   before
the cold weather comes.
Pike county has immense qaunti-
won*]   going   to   v.a-*fe.
tie** of fire
Coal being an absolute necessity to months ago he fell on the ice break*
the Government, it becomes imper- ing his hip   from   which   he  never
alive   that   we   make   use   of   this recovered.     Fur many vears lie was
does this make to Nye—he can get, wood,   and   conserve   the   coal   for employed by the Norfolk nnd \Nest*
favors from Turnipsccd.
Government use. ern railway living in strict bachelor
The   State   Fuel    Administration  quarters   across   from the N   A* W,
may find it necessary to declare   an  station her**   until   repeated   Moods
Judge William H. Spence of Lisbon  bftnka of tho  ^.^  rlw  on   l|H.
Enjfjrying Camp Life
Several of the young bucks of thin • embargo on the shipments of coal to caused him to move out   and   make
city are enjoying camp life  on   the Counties having an available supply   his home in Columbus. Two daugh-
[Armsey farm.    In their anxiety to| warm**! in time.
of   wood,    and    people   should   be  tcrs Mrs. Patrick Bergin and   Mrs
: William   Adrian.    Chester   Broken.
A Serious Accident Char lea Spur geon, James Rockwell.
A serious accident  occured  Sun* I 0ra White. Milton Havens.   .Iot»«?ph
daj>night at Chillicothe when Fred j An(*c"<>n. Elmer Beekman, Clarence
Dunn, of Smith's   Hill,   fell   from Saxton.   Ellsworth   Johnson.   Jc*ha
the running board of his automobile j Tucker. Lester beeman. Boyd Toek-
striking the back of his   head   ren-!*-*1'** »«*"■* Chester Denny.
.  .."TT ~ ! dering him unconscious for several |     Another cab nan been received Djr
V      Jackie     Diamond Dead        djj>.9     Mr. Dunn  was  taking   Bo*b!A»» ^al boar i for special   limited
John Diamond,   aged   8*.   yeara, McAI„iter o( Bm Grove< back  ^servicemen to *rvo  as ccurt  re*
nttd at the home of   his   daughter.   .. ... ., t*nrt„r*     On'v   th.. ki.»ka>at  tvr-. »r
"-1 Camp German so that he coulu re-1 l*or-t«.*r»*.    un.>   tft«« highest t)pe of
Mrs   William H. Underwood of^Co-j^^ ^^   mi(,nJKhr     Ju8l   aftor: men wanted to serve in   thi,   npa*
*  reaching the paved road into Chilli, j cMy and ihe>   must   have  training
leothe he turned the machine over toj xiiu certiricateai from the court ia
McAllister to drive into Camp. H*> | which thev serve i These, men win
swung out on tne running board to | he inducted is prii-atcs and for im*
see if the tail light was going ami mediate o%er*eas duty. As tbe
either mi-**ed the running board or|,oc*' hoard his no men of this type
lust his grasp of the   machine, fail- this call will   rr.   affect   any   Pike
I ing on his head.    He was rushed to j county men.
i Chillicothe for medical aid but noj Registration for youth- who hove
doctor could be aroused so was brot jI reached thv awe "f   21   years  since
Underwood, both of Columbus, sur
tho third candidate, who  was  not
well known over tho state and whojs
had no organiaztion. made  a  sur
■ | but were aoon compelled to vacate j pike county, a representative of the shipped to Chillicothe for bural
and move to tho Armsey farm where | Wood Division for the Fuel Admin- 	
thev had a  permit.    In  the  party | tstration. To Have New Location
/) Township Chairman   has   b*.*en   vive.     Funeral services   were   held
put up tbeir tents on another farm 'unpointed for  each    towns hip   in  Wednesday morning and   the   body
ilo Dr. Will's   office   early   Monday j registration or. Jmjk* 2oth   will    he
morning.      At  present   Mr.   Dunn held at the local   iraft   board   offce
Crow, obtaining 49,358 votes.
The following is thc official   vote
in primary election of Piko county:
FOR QOVERNOR
^ Frank B. WilJia. Rep 349
trdwin Jones,  Rep 171
John Arnold. Rep    19
James M. Cox, Dem Go9
, LIEUT. GOVERNOR
Clarence J. Brown, Rep.. . .214
Allen McDonald. Rep    IS
Wm. K. Swan, Rep  47
.   Earl D. Bloom. Dem 562
SECRr.TARY OF STATE
Harvey Smith. Rep 232
Frank H: Kerr. Rep  C4
<fWro. D. Fulton, Dem 5>9
TREASURER OF STATE
Rudolph Archer. Rep 392
Chester Bryan. Dem L:,u
ATTORNEY GENERAL
,   JohnG. Price. Rep 214
Jos. W. McGhce, Dem.. v532
JUDGE SUPREME COURT
,   R. M. Wanamaker,  Rep...236
Wm. F. Duncan. "Rep 15S
Jos. Robinson, Rep. 69
Phil M. Crow, Dem 332
Oscar W. Newmsn. Dem.. .409
JUDGECOURT OF APPEALS
W. II. Middleton, Rep 424
REPfiESENTATI VE TOCONGRESS
Chas. C. Kearns, Rep 360
Harry W. Miller. Rep 124
A. G. Turnipsced. Dem 315
.-- Geo. Gableman, Dem 328
'MEMBER CENTRAL COMMITTEE
4   D.Q. Morrow, Rep 274
C. E. Young, Rep 140
E. L. Donovan. Dem 33
i JJlllle Bennett, Dcm     6
.STATE SENATOR
C. K. Patterson, Rep 380
J. A. Schriver. R*p 102
is   unconscious at the home of Mrs. j Saturday
Nina Hizer and is in a   very   criti
i cal state.
are Hugh Smith, Emmor Hays, Jas.
McLaughlin, Clarence Smith. Harold Bauer, Harry 1-reconey and Ljn*
den Christian, of Loudenvilte.
' Sold A Real Prize
Ray Watkins. Waverly'a New Ze-
land rabbit breeder, last week t*old
one of his fine does to a Cincinnati
man for the handsome sum of $10.
{Mr. Watkins Is a genius in the
breeding line and ha*sold hi<i stock
in all part.; of the country.    It will
Corp. Ellington Coming Home;
Those persons having wood to sell      0vv*nK *° thc fact lnat U ■•   nec' I     Word has been received   h
or wanting  to   buy   wood,   should  «*wrry for u. to have more   room, j the good news that  Corpora
communicate    with   thc  Township lo uke carc of our cver Increasing|ence Ellington,   who   haa  been   i
Chairman, whose duty it is  to  es*  l)U9incw' we aro K°*n^ t0 movc our  FtStte* thc past year with the 166th
tablish     communication     between cnlire 9trtck of Hardware   and   im
buyers and sellers.    The   names   of   *J,t''^**l« to th*^ 8t^e   formerly   oc
t'>r P*ke county bo ye.
There is ex*x-c--*i to b<» almost
forty men lo register and they will
be examined   and   held   ready    for
j ***epte**nl*er draft call.*».
Regiment of the Rainbow   division
would arrive in thia  country   soon
the Township Chairmen are as   fob Cl'*;i°** bv Mendenhall Briw. & Cuth. j to be a rifie   instructor ^ at  one   of
lows:
Beaver Township — W. Scheutle,
leaver Ohio.
Benton Township—Prof. W. .Va.
Mar«h. Morgantown, Ohio.
Camp    Creek   Township—B
be remeinbered that his 'lied Fury' ; 0unhanu Q,™   0hio#
F.
Regular voting places will be
d for ail boya from 18 to 21
men from 31-46 on the date
leTffor their registration in each
township with the following mea
in charge a* rego-trars. Pec Pee
township and Waverly corporation
will register •.**. the CrQjrt House
Piketon and isjai township at tiieit
town hall.
take this opportunity of thanking I rifle sehool. He will probably eomej Heavcr -*w«*»P--.Hermta Shy
our patrons in anticipation of their i to this city for a few day*» visit j^. and A,bcrt r ::ln,KJ<>r*
continuous patronage, and assuring j fore receiving his assignment. ri* *
and which is locate<i opposite the. the cantonments. Corporal Filing-
Court house. We will open our i ton enlisted when the first call for
d«*or to thc public in our new loca* ■ men was made and since going to
tion   on   Monday  Sept.   2nd.    We  France, he volunteered to go  to  a
took -iecond at the Rabbit
admit  that it is going some to get
$10 for a single rabbit.
Show inj    Jackson-Townhip-C. E. Haynes,   lhern that ■*•■*«« <***** our   best
Chicago   Ia.st   winter  and we must (jnu.ir:i Q^io , efTort* U> serve them as well in the
Marion Township-F. M. Backus.  fuluro ns vvo have ln lhe -ja8t*
StocKdole. Ohio.
Mifllin Township—Wm. Dotson,
Latham, Ohio.
Newton Town»hip—Dr.    C.   W. I
Deem, Piketon Ohio, R. F. D.
Taken to Industrial Home
Benton Township—VV. M.
and George W.  Eager.
Marstt
Had A Good Time
A three day's camping party ended today. Mr. Chas. Ilollberg's
Star Sunday School class went into
camp Tuesday morning in dough's
pasture and from all reports every
day was better than the first. Good
eats, swimming, fishing and gamea
wero pleasures all the time. A few
of the boys wero scared out and
spent the night at their homes but
the majority were real campers.
Respectfully.
Vallery Hardware. Co.
,Appointed Mail Carrier
Floyd Kuhn, one of thc successful
M.
last week  appointed   hy   the  Civil
Pee    Pee  Township—Frank
Steincr. Waverly, Ohio.    „
rC.ffy    T°wn,b,P-C*   E*   i,ea<J' 'carrier on Route 4 out of this city.
Mr. Kuhn. together with many oth-
For stealing seven  dollars  from]    Camp    Creek   Township— E,   C
Hamilton's    produce  hou*e.    Ford I McJunkin ani W. S. Starr.
| Belcher was taken to the industrial |     Jackson To**t-<*hip (East) — X. G.
i School at, Lancaster by Sheriff Ent-   Ix-e^pni and W. T.  Reisinger.
| Itr one day the latter  part  of  last|    Jaeksob Townahip  West—-Arthur
I'week.
Marion To-Acahip—C. M. Emory
I his was the  young   mail's j E./Condon and £. A. Maloy.
school teachers of this  county  was second or third oITensc, aud author^""
itie-j thought it best that he be sent
away for several Weeks.
Has Sold Out Business
Robt. Davis, who has conducted
a grocery store <n this city for the
past seven years has disposed of his
stock to Will Marhoover, of Buchanan, and will go out of the business.
Mr. Davis conducted one of the best
and cleanest stores in the community and his many friends hate to see
him leave the business.
Cynthiana, Ohio
Pebblo Township—M. A. Brown,
Harris Station, Ohio.
Seal Township—J. W. Flehburn,
Piketon, Ohio.
Sunfish Township—G. L.* Reeves,
Idaho, Ohio.
Scioto Townshlp--Fred Shy,
Shyville, Ohio. , .
Union Township—Will Givens.
Givens, Ohio.
JOHN W. DEWEY
Chairman for Pike county.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kinney, of
Portsmouth and Misa Alice Recae,
wero visiting here Sunday.
era. took an examination several
weeks ago and passed with the highest grade, lie will start on his new
duties September 1st., and will sue*
cecd James Acord who has held the
position since the resignation of
James Taylor.
After sll expenses were paid, tbe
Golden Role Sunday School Class
cleared $41.15 by selling lemonade
and ice cream at Teachers Institute.
Tbe proceeds will go to sustain s
French War Orphan in which tba
class has a great interest.
American House Improved
Great improvements aro going
forward at the American House,
which is now owned by John Daniels. The building is being repainted, by Bert Emrich. Several rooms
aro being redecorated and later on
a new cement pavement wili be put
down by Kelly Durham.
To Have New Manager
Roy McKenney who has been em*
ployed at the Ellington Barber Shop
in this city will be manager of the
dry cleaning plant of H. E. Brown
and will conduct that establishtaent
in the future.
and E. W. Tidd.
Mifllin Township—V. L. McCoy
and J. Porter East.
Newton Township—G. S. Hill
and W.B. McPher**n.
Pebble Townahip—J. F. Ware
and M. A. Brown.
Waverly Corporation and Pec Hm
Townshlp-C. W. Watkins and A.
S. Keechle.
Perry Township—Ed Baker aod
A. H. EiJzer.
Scioto Township—Chas. M. Aalt
and Jobn Toy.
Piketon Corporation and Seal
Township—John Downing and laaae
Woodell.
Sunfish Township—Ripley Ingalta
and R. J. Smith.
Union Township— W. A. Woodell
•and J. Kirkpatrick.
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