The Lima Gazette and The Lima Republican from Lima, Ohio (2025)

July 25, 1923

Publication:

The Lima Gazette and The Lima Republicani

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Lima, Ohio

Issue Date:

Wednesday, July 25, 1923

Page:

11

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LIMA REPUBLICAN-GAZETTE nrrn iitiaii iia The Grand Old Game By Vic lit I ALIA HUN NU BOGEY FOR SAYS CRUSADER 1 1 I ever made that I was not annoyed by drunken passengers" As for the prohibition situation in the United States Johnson declared that the law after three years of operation was Better enf oread than the old license law was after 100 years Arrests for drunkenness he said have decreased by half in the larger cities of the country and he quoted Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes as authority for the assertion that drug addiction is decreasing "Mora than 200 institutions for curing the drink habit have closed up" Johnson said "That shows what prohibition is doing for no good Yankee business man ever would close a business that was paying a CP3at ---) "iw-ii ittu minuets Miw "i t5i FOR AWHlLe- AHb MAYe Wlf jBLOW 'AS 1446UAS ME-bllV Would Injure Europe More Than America Belief Of "Pussyfoot" He- ER! KrftOHfc i WE iLOSTr AN AGITATION EXAGGERATED Vjprofit These institutions sdld not 41aJLJl UUUHtfsV ln I 61 Zjm -v -3 A Ci-7 umT 'RiaulK I XL I 4 aWCB(3A-i close because their business was Increasing but because It had petered out" Nation's Right To Pass Own Laws Deemed Resentment Rife 'OMWBk GRAIN SLUMPS MORE AT OPENING CHICAGO July 24 Grain prices were lower at the opening of the market Wednesday Wheat opened 1-2 to 3-4c lower Corn started l-8c off to 8-4c up Oats l-2c lowr Provisions dull Opening: Wheat July 97 3-4 Sept 96 1-4 Dee 99 100 Corn Sept 75 7-8 76 Dec 6S 64 Oats July 1-4 Lard Sept 10901092 Oct 1100 Grain prices came back in later trading with some vigor following several days of lower prices All markets were well up at the close compared' with yesterday's last There was a lack of influencing news but bulls had the upper hand in the trading from the start Wheat closed to lc higher corn finished lc to 1 up and oats was to up The provisions market was very dull with price changes unimportant Cash grain wheat 2 red 100 3 red 99100 2 hard 100 i 1 hard 100 1 yellow hard 2 yellow hard 99 2 mixe'S 100 Corn 1 white 88893 yellow 2 white 8889 4 yellow Oats 2 white 41 433 white 40 43 4 white 40 IT Your csame wow you Feet STOCKS HEAVY AT OPENING SELLING CAUSES LOSSES FRACTION TO POINT LONDON TO WEAR LOUD SPORT GARB ENGLISH LABOR PARTY POLICY ONE OF SERVICE LONDON Foreign ships that enter American territorial waters must be "dry" when they come in and if the rest of the world daas not like it the next move is in its hands So says John-ion the American evangel of prohibition who is striving to spread the gospel of enforced total abstinence to the far corners of the universe "Pussyfoot" has returned to Europe after several months in America collecting new ammunition for his prohibition battle in tha "unenlightened" regions of the Old World ORDER TO HOLD "The restrictions upon the carrying of liquor by foreign ships in territorial water will not be removed" Johnson asserted "European nations will have to make up their minds that if their ships are to come to American ports they much "chuck" their liquor overboard "If congress had been able to foresee the issua that has been raised by the strict interpretation of the Volstead act to include liquor on foreign ships I have no doubt provision would have been made to exempt them But no one foresaw the present situation and I don't think the restrictions now in force will be altered" "Why not?" Johnson was asked "Because the right of America to pass laws as to what shall or shall not be permissible in her territorial waters has been openly challenged and flouted by foreign nations" he replied "The American people resent that and their resentment will prevent modification of the law If congress were to remove the restrictions now people would say that congress was knuckling to foreign de mands and yielding to intimidation by foreign governments who deny us the right to make what laws we wish In our own territory" THRKAT ALL "ROT" "What about the threat of European nations to pass laws in retaliation that would require American ships entering European ports to caory a specified amount of liquor the intimation in many sources good to choice $1100 1250 Hogs receipts 5600 market slow 25c lower Knod to choice packers and butcherB $775 Sheep receipts 3200 market strong good to choice Lambs steady good to choice 1350 Provisions unchanged nomic prosperity of ail the nations of the world including as a matter of course those with whom we were lately at war It would make continuously for an ever-progressing common limitation of armaments In my view it would inspire our advocacy within the league of nations of the establishment of some practicable international currency and some uninterrupted machinery of international remittances possibly by the intermediation of the International Postal Union Itself 'I make bold to say what the world needs Is not less government but more "What we have always to insist on is that government should at all points be effectively democratized" Many-Hued Costumes Popular With Fashionable Women For Summer Season 'i Seeks Not To Profit Self Asserts More Government Needed STANDARD OIL STOCKS PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO "BAD" CHECK CHARGE Charles Scott 39 negro No 412 Nye street arrested Tuesday on a charge of issuing a worthless check for $20 pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Judge Jackson in police court Wednesday His trial was set for 2 o'clock next Tuesday Scott is alleged to have issued the check to the Mann Brothers company of Fostoria without sufficient funds to cover it He claims that he had the required amount in the bank THOMSON M'KINNON Brokers 407-412 Citizens' Bldg All quotations dollar per share Legal Notice Close STOCKS NEW YORK July Heaviness marked trading at the opening of the stock exchange Wednesday Selling was fairly general causing losses running from a fraction to over one point Steel yielded to 90 Bethlehem Steel at 46 and Baldwin Locomotive at 119 was off Studebaker lost to 104 Willys-Overland preferred to 65 Kelly-Springfield Tire to 33 Royal Dutch was weak declining one point to 46 Other oils were fractionally lower Railroad stocks were irregular New York Central rising to 98 Baltimore and Ohio to 49 but Rock Island yielded to 24 A dull and irregular front was presented in the forenoon trading Senti-men although still mildly bullish underwent quite some change since Tuesday when stocks gave way so easily under a comparatively small amount of selling Great Northern preferred and Northern Pacific both made new low's for the year selling at 60 7-8 and 62 5-8 down 1 1-8 and about one point respectively Aside from a one point decline to 36 1-4 in Cosden Oil the petroleum issues were fractionally lower Steel copper and equipment stocks recovered the ground lost earlier in the day Rubber and sugar stocks ruled heavy due to the easier trend reported in commodities 'fit the time it was presented for pay LONDON Many and varied arti the sports costumes to be worn by fashionable English women thla summer that is if Old King Sol wlU relent sufficiently for them to worn Tennis Jumpers are of riotous design and color those most fashionable seeming to be of white silk or cotton emblazoned with figures of girls an-t men playing tennis outlined In black: a pen-and-ink effect Grass green short coats giving th fluffy appearance of uncut grass ax ilso the vogue while the pockets on tho sports models seem to be copied from those of a billiard table Bathing costumes are more brilliant than ever peach green and almond green easily being the favorita colors Shoes are as multl-hued as Joseph's coat Lizard and kid stained red are the craze with red emerald green purple and blue running them closely as favorites White footwear Is apparently growing in popularity in England while the strap shoe is gradually ousting the old laced walking shoe ment Scott was released under J100 pending his trial LONDON When labor rules Great Britain its foreign policy wilLJbe one of "mutual service as contrasted with a policy of the deliberate pursuit of profit or self" Sidney Webb Labor Pand one of the intellectual leaders of his party holds out this promise Webb predicts iat labor rule for Great Britain may come in 1926 and if there is then any civilization left in Europe the Laborites will seek to pursue a "Good Samaritan" policy "At the root of all our present troubles Is the state of warlike tension from one end to the other" Webb declared "This is plainly the outcome of the unsatisfactory treaties by which our war was ended "We can all see now that Europe could no more be rebuilt upon the passion of hate the passion of greed and the passion of fear than upon anger and violence "Neither hate nor greed neither fear nor violence is brought more into accord with the requirements of NOTICE Bids will be received by the City of Delphos Ohio at the office of the Director of Public Service up until noon August 20th 1923 for grading curbing draining and paving East Fourth street with Wood Block Vitrified Brick Re-inforced Concrete Asphaltic Concrete or any other suitable material approximately 7065 sq-yds pavement 4465 lin feet of etirhrng Plans and specifications on file at the office of the Director of Public Service and Engineer The "city of Delphos reserves the right to reject any or all bids ED SPELLMAN Director of Public Service SHAFFER Clerk CARL 1 SIMON Engineer Van Wert Ohio Jul25Augl-8-ll Bid As'd 125 135 84 85 225 235 35 36 17 19 105 110 101 -103 61 62 110 115 158 159 96 98 23 24 99 102 104 108 57 58 15 lSVi 14 16 179 181 101 101 185 190 95 97 115 120 75 80 62 52 91 93 40 42 37 37 280 286 27 33 43 -43 22 26 J05 215 96 96 Born Scrimser Buckeye Pipe Line Cheseborough Mfg Continental Oil Crescent Pipe Line Cumberland Pipe Eureka Pipe Line Galena Signal Com Galena Signal Pfd Illinois Pipe Line Indiana Pipe Line National Transit New York Transit Northern Pipe Line Ohio Oil International Petr Penn Mex Fuel Prairie Oil Gas Prairie Pipe Line Solar Refinery Southern Pipe South Penn Oil Penn Pipe Line Standard Oil of Ind Standard Oil of Ky Standard Oil of Kan Standard Oil of Standard Oil of Ohio Swan Pinch Vacuum Oil Washington Oil Standard Oil of Neb Imperial Oil Ltd foreign ships sBoiid cease to POSSE HUNTS APE FOOTPRINTS CLUE SISTERSVILLE Reports received here declare a mysterious NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT The State of Ohio Allen County ss Estate of Marsahll Sanford deceased Tirzah Sanford of West Market street Lima Ohio has been appointed and Qualified as executrix of the es ape Is roaming the wilds of Tyler County in the region of Muddy Creek Clarke and John Farrell tate of Marshall Sanford late of Allen County Ohio deceased Dated 14th day of July 1923 JESSE HAMILTON Jull8-25augl Probate Judge Burglar De Luxe LIVERPOOL Arrested for burg-lary Herbert Layton confessed that he had hired a locksmith to open the door of the establishment he robbed NEW YORK STOCKS TOLEDO LIVESTOCK TOLEDO July Hogs receipts 700 market lower good mediums $775 790 heavy yorkers $8159)82B light yorkers $725 ffi 750 god mixed $800 bulk of pales $785fi825 common to light pigs $700S725 roughs $500 560 Cattle market slow Veal calves market steady Sheep and lambs market steady economics or of ethics merely by being national instead of individual "What the Labor party stands for is a policy of mutual service as contrasted with a policy of the deliberate pursuits of profit or self it matters not whether the self to be profited be the individual at the expense of other individuals or the nation at the expense of other nations "Such a policy would aim persistently and whole-heartedly at the earliest possible restoration to eco NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT The State of Ohio Allen County ss Estate of Samuel Lowman deceased Ttarv It PnrVap nt Rural rit THOMSON M'KINNON BroKers 407-412 Citizens' Bldg "That's all rot" Johnson replied "No nation is going to ba crazy enough to enact any such legislation as that But if they should pass a law that American ships had to carry liquor before they could call at a European port American ships would Btay out American honor is not cheap enough to try to evade the laws of foreign countries "As for the ecenomic aspects of it the United States of course would Uffer if her ships could not enter European ports or if European ships ceased to come to our shores But we would suffer far less than the other countries would We consume at home 96 percent of our production and we could get along without a majority of the things we import If we had to Europe would be the biggest loser by any such foolish policy as that EXAGGERATED "I think however that this mat employes of the Manufacutrers' Light and Heat company witnessed a sight that made their hair stand on ond a mother ape and seven little cubs They declare their story is gospel truth The men were rigging up a balling machine at a well close to a thicket they said Suddenly their attention was attracted to the edge of a precipice by frenzied screams They looked and saw a mother ape with six little ones clinging to her side while in her mouth' was an Open High Low Close STOCKS Harrod Ohio has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Samuel Lowmunlate of Allen Jrats With Executioners John Savage joked with his executioners as he was put to death for the murder of Mrs Jemima Grierson 89y4 91 '4 156 158 19 'a! 19 91 160 19 70 56 Louniv unio ueceaseu Dated 16th day of December 1923 JESSE HAMILTON Probate Judge Am Can 89 Am 157 Am Int Corp 19 Am Loco 69 Am Smelt 56 Am Stl Fdy 34 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO July Hogs receipts-36000 market 10c lower bulk $640(3) 760 top $775: heavyweight $710h) 68 i 6') 55 58 '2 34 50: medium wciEht 775 light 63 62 weight $725'd 775 light lights $675f Am Sug Ref 63 1221122Mi 122 76o heavy packing sows smooth $610 Am 1 Am Woolen 85 bSb parking sows rough $t7)(U'tlu pigs 700 63 122 85 40 99 12 120 84 '4 41 40 99 I 99 Cattle receipts 16000 market steady other dangling over the edge of the cliff Dropping their tools the men ran They ran as they never had before They ran until- they reached their forman Sherwood With James i3i izy 120 118 49 49 48 dl5c lower: choice and prime 1160 medium and good $90041060 good and choice $10901140 common and medium $800jj950 butcher cattle heifers $5009975 cows $400W800 bulls $10019800 Cahners and cullers 145145 146 20 20 ter of liquor on ships has been-greatly Ana Cop 40 Atchison 99 At 1 -13 Baldwin Loco 11814 49 Can Pac 145 Cen Leather 20 Chandler 50 59 St IShb Chile Cop 2614 Cru Steel 64 Cosden 37 Sug 11) Erie 12 Fisk Rub 8 Gen Asphalt 28 cows ana neners caniiei steoro £4 rO- xrAnl enlvp nirrhf exaggerated by tha liquor people Who want to make trouble It is 59 18 MANY WAYS and handyweight) $9 1150 feeder 26 foolish to say that the question was 0 3 20 59 18 26 64 37 12 8 29 bjo stocKer cows ana neixers aou-ff 85 raised by United States shipping in? no mutter calves terests who sought to remove some Henderson as leader a posse was formed and went in search of the apes No trace the animals could be found but peculiar footprints worn in evidence on top of the cliff Latest report from the posse is that the ape is still ahead of the pursuers The ape was seen on the farm of Abendego Weekly one of the earliest settlers of the country lower lambs (84 lbs' down) fat $1200 12' 8 28 173 174 Gen Elec 173 TO 14 13 Gen Motors 133 Wisvu cuiis ana common sDutiigiiouu wnthers $700(3)850 yearlings 1150 ewes $600700 ewes culs and common $150350 breeding ewes $6 001000 feeder lambs 1275 fancied Inequalities of competition Our dry ships are getting all the business they can handle I had to make my reservation two months in advance to get passage on the George Washington and it was the first trip Inspr Cop 30 Int Paper 85 50 59 18 26 63 36 10 12 8 29 174 14 80 35 13 34 34 35 7 11 12 99 62 62 44 I 42 2 36 Int Nickel 13 Kelly Spring 33 35 33 34 24 7 Kenn Cop 34 34 34 25 7 Miami Cop 25 MAKE MONEY Mid Sts Oil 7 Mo Pac 11 Nevada Cop 12 98 99 98 62 61 63 62 Nor Pac 63 Pan Am Pet 61 NOTICE OF APPOINTMET The State of Ohio Allen County ss Estate of Margaret A Thompson de-censed John Thompson and Edward Thompson of Ellda Ohio No 1 have been appointed and qualified as ex-ecutbrs without bond of the --estate of Margaret A Thompson late of Allen county Ohio deceased Dated 16th of July 1923- JESSE HAMILTON Probate Judge CHICAGO PRODICE CHICAGO July Butter receipts 10174 tubs creamy extra 39c extra firsts firsts 35 c4J 36 packing stocks Eggs receipts 14858 cases miscellaneous 22c22c ordinary firsts 21c i(21e firsts 23cC(i)23c extra 24c checks 19c dirties 19c((j)20c Chinese twins new 22c: daisies 22c young Americas 23HC Long-horns'23e brick 18c20c Live Poulry turkeys 20c chickens 21c(ii22c roosters 14c geese old 14c springs 21c ducks old and springs 23c Potatoes receipts 41 cars Xo 1 Kansas Irish cobblers 160 cwt Penn 43 44 42 3 Pere Marq 42 43 42 2 18 75 lit! 18 Pierce Oil 3 Pure Oil 18 Reading 4 76 13 1 13 Ropl Steel 13 18 76 13 44 70 23 86 ep I 13 44 Hears Roebuck 71 71 43 70 23 86 Mnclalr oil 24 So Pac 86 86 33 32 SO Ky 32 33 Studebaknr 104 104 CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CLEVELAND July Cattle re celpts 500 market slow and dull Calves receipts 300 market steady top $1300 Sheep and Lambs receipts 50iQj mar ket slnw: Inn 4 103 104 '42" 42 1291129 8 PERCENT TAX FREE 42 43 Real Estate For Sale SPECIALS FOR SALE 3 acres land 6 room house wired for lights drilled well in Home Acres Terms 6 rooms modern close to Prospect avenue furnace electric lights garage fruit $3750 Terms 5 acres 5 room new house close to car stop will trade for city property 2i miles from city 5 room cottage south side $1400 cash 5 rooms east side $1450 $200 cash 1 double house close in 2000 $5oo cash 5 rooms Second street $1700 $200 cash Have several farms ranging from 5 II IKne- mfllnlu OX i en i op Texas Oil 42l 42 Colon Pac 129 13o IJ Rub 42 I 43 Steel 91 Utah Cop 60 60 Ban Steel 29' 20 106 ifl7 Westlnghouso 56 57 to 90 69 28 35c lower yorkers $825 mixed $825 mediums $800 pigs $725 roughs $550 stags $400 90 60 29 107 67 60 105 501 bb 61 7 7 61 i2V4 CLEVELAND PRODUCE CLEVELAND July SSj-Butter extra prints 44 46 firsts 42c44 packing Eggs fresh 30c Ohio firsts 25" western firsts 24 Others unchanged I would let Republican-Gazette Want Ads help me in many ways both in buying and selling White Motors Overland Lima Loco Mont Ward Lehigh Valley Stand of NJ Stand Oil of 20 SAFE Come In and Ask Us THE WHEATLEY LOAN DISCOUNT COMPANY Citizens Bldg Lima Ohio 20 60 33 50 60 32 32 50 50 33 50 EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK EAST BUFFALO July -auie receipts 375 market slow prime steers $1 050 1 175 shipping steers OHIO INCORPORATIONS The Vallev Cities Brick Co Youngs-town $5000 Jenkins Hurd The Diamond Paint Cleaner Co Cincinnati $100000 Schleslnger Smith The Ohio Valley Power and Light Co Cincinnati $10000 A Todd Landwehr ioouotii6(1 butcher grades $800j) 9 00 heifers $625rgi860 cows s75: bulls $350W626 milk cows and 'o 100 acres to trade for city property MONEY stringers jsow to Calves receipts 250 markets active cull to choice $4001350 CLYAZEL pittsbirh livestock PITTSBURGH July 26 Sheep and Lambs receipts 200 mar sup- toweet TO ket active choice lambs 14no ffj) 1450 cuH'to fair $80011350: vearlings $700 Mtee 204 HOLMES BLK PHONES Rice rjjul ltill sheep S3uomK6U 2115 High Hogs receipts 4800 market slow yorkers nigs $750fi775: mixed $835840: heavy $815W825 ply light market steady Sheep and Lambs supply 300 market 25c higher prime wethers i725 good mixed $625(8700: fair mixed $500(9 575 culls and common $100390 spring lambs steady at $1300 Hogs receipts 2500 head market 25c lower prime heavy hogs mediums $850865 heavy yorkers $850865 light yorkers $840866 pigs $750 800 roughs $600)600 stags $300 350 roughs $600625 stags $450ru 500 a reeJ paternal ptf-arty Aar enatH sewUt IBM or mwaAly TOLEDO SEED ARMATURE WINDING MOTOR REPAIRING QUICK SERVICE TOLEDO July 25 cash $10- 26 Aug S1115 Dec $1100 March $1120: Alsike cash 11015 Aug $1030 Oct $1040 Dec $1040 Timothy ensh FIRST CLASS MECHANICS TIBBOTT ELECTRIC CO SHAWNEE FINANCE JI 15 Aug $360 Sept $335 Oct $330 us Elizabeth CINCINNATI LIVKSTOCK CINCINNATI July Cattle re-ceUi'AilO market steady steers good OPCPATCD BY LIMA BUSINESS MEN Wheat cash $102 r(f 103 Corn cash 94ft96c Oats cash 470149c rye MAIN 2 ILL IZO WHlOp ST T1 12 eflSaV 1025 Calves steady ftc parley i sc.

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