Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-05-30
WARNSALL DEALERS
WHO SELL BAD eggs
Strobe Intends That Order
Shall Be 0beyed.
WILL SEND OUT INSPECTORS
Ohioans Who Are Found Not to be
Complying With Regulations Of
Department viii be Placed
Under Arrest.
Special Columbus Correspondent.

N FTER campaign Of a year
~ against the sale of bad eggs,
~ State Dairy and Food Com
missioner s. e. Strobe, after
the first of June, will send inspectors
over the state to cause the arrest of
all dealers caught selling eggs unfit
for food. At the beginning of the cam
paign warning was given that all
dealers and producers would be ex-
pected to faithfully comply with the
regulations laid down by the depart
ment to insure good eggs for the pub
lie. In this warning it was told how
the quality Of the commercial egg
could be improved and the profits of
the business increased. "The better
the quality the better price you will
get for your eggs" declared Com
missioner Strobe. He told merchants
to candle all eggs to test their quail
ity.
Investigation by inspectors develops
that many are not complying with
these requirements. The case-count
system. generally used, is declared by
the commissioner to be the greatest
in the general quality Of the CONNER
cial egg. 1t is system for numbers
alone, regardless of quality. To get
good eggs, the commissioner advises
producers to keep thoroughbreds, use
plenty Of clean, dry nests and to gath
| er and market eggs often. The final
warning has been issued and those
who sell bad eggs after the first of
| June will be In danger of prosecu-
| ton.
Disappoints Office Seekers.
Gov. Cox disappointed a large num-
ber of Office seekers who came troop
ing to the state capital Friday and
Saturday by leaving early Friday
morning to inspect Camp Perry with
Gen. R. K. Evans of the war depart.
ment, who came to the state to ar.
range for the big international shoot
to be held at that place next August
and September. Saturday the gov
ernor INDUCED in his first fishing
expedition of the season, casting his
line in the waters of Lake Erie al
Sandusky. Since last Monday the of
fee seekers have been coming to the
chief executives offices in droves
He made a number of appointments
during the week, but practically none
were OF salaried kind.
colored Physician Is Convicted.
DIR. w. J. Woodlin, the colored Co
lumbus physician who was charged
with manslaughter for the killing witt
his automobile of 7-year-old Herber
Hazlewood, white, has been convicted
of assault" by a jury in crimina
court here. The defendant has beer
given slap on the wrist" in the
form of fine of $25 suspended, bu
he will have to pay the costs in thu
case, which amount to about $3.50
Furthermore he has paid the parents
of the dead child $500. And ever
though the punishment has been light
the prosecutor holds that he has VOL
a victory in that the case is the frs
in Ohio wherein conviction has beel
had of a reckless autoist under tn
manslaughter statutes. Woodlin wa
indicted for manslaughter originally
but there was so much conflicting
testimony as to the rate of speed a
which the machine was running whel
the accident occurred that the jur
was puzzled and after an hours dc
liberation, brought in the compromis
verdict of assault.
Jokers Are Taught Lesson.
Certain members of Columbu!
aristocracy have been taught a sal,
tary lesson in the matter of playin
practical jokes. In 1911, out in tn
Fourth ward, the center of the bo
ton section of the town, they sough
to have some fun" with one of thei
comrades by placing his name on tn
ballot for the position of assesso
without his knowledge or consen
Almost before he was aware of wha
was taking place, y. ]. Spencer,
very busy business man, found tha
he had been duly chosen by the ele
torate to perform the trying duties {
4, assessing the property of the ware
Naturally he was angry. The moi
{ angry he grew, the more the "sill
! stockingers" laughed in their sleeve
Then one bright day bright though
I filtered into the new assessors min
= and he went determinedly into tt
: assessing business, smiling gr!mly tn
: while. When after weeks Of activit
on the part of'Mr. Spencer, the pra
: tical jokers began to realize what VIZ
3 happening, they turned pale wit
{ alarm. They found that on the r
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i Good Roads Exhibit.
: There will be big good roads e
: hibit at the state fair this year. Sta
: Highway Commissioner james
: Marker has arranged with Secretal
A. P. Sandles of the state board
= agriculture for the use of a buildiI
for this exhibit. The exhibit will
clude all kinds of building materi
+ and machinery used in road constru
, tion. The federal government, hig
way departments of other state
county commissioners and surveyo
and township trustees will co-opera
in making the exhibit success.