https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a84fd290a2c4e6716e2d87fa41d8f799.pdf aecf1281a8b880566519cc3d281b445e PDF Text Text ' • D.!MEMBE.-, J'OU ea11 reach - . ~ •"~~~• ia t!>e POIMtOJ ' Be~d tbteurto Tho Daily Trib- tltaa fOil WEATHER FORECAST- cooler in SOutheut portion 8uMay. Probably snow fturrtes in Nortbem portion. ean thi'OIIth aDJ' other PIIPM'• . SERV BY OAUIBB 11 CENTI! o,. ..-u , ..r- et..oo PRICI!:-SUNDAY 6 ,' I LARC£51' SINGU; HOP. IS 1500 MILES By Tbe ProJected i'Oute ot tbt atant" Oenuan 4ylnl boat DQ-X, • trom l!orio Prllia, o~pe ve'tde Ialaada. the t\e><t stop aflel" Las Palmu, l8 aa follows: · Porto Proia to Ferrundo Do Norohnll, 1.500 miles. Pernando llo N'lnlhna 10 Natal, Brazil, 150 mAles. Na !.a.l, VJa Bahll4. Kl Rt~ De Jandrlo, 1,476 mUes. JUo De J~nerio .rtturn tu Natal, 1,,1& miles. Notol , via Pan·Americu.n ~11'WflYS I'OUte to Miami, With M\'eral r.tops, 3~ ,mih. · AIJ tunt to Niw Ymlt, 1111"'s. 1,400 · By WrLIJAM K. HUTOI;;H~IN;I!O;;NN~;;;!~o ~~;,~u~~~~·~;; tNI!i Stall' Jata. COrrespondent Wullhlnrton. :u-'the ...,•• · , ~ sev~nty·first congress ended second month of 1\.5 LaiJle Duck Lodny Utreatenhli to forcr n t~esslon spoolal ~;esaion ot the n.ew tecause or a controversy ~nt Hoover over eon1re~ With Prest- tUlemplo.)'mcnt and droueht relief. The rebelUon against ~e llldmin· ·.sttlltion. WIUI cieeP·rooted In .t he senate. althouch 11 mUitartt mQ.IOt'· itY In the House supPQried Ita cOt~ leJliUe~ .at the other end ot tfle capt· tal. '. The situation realb' was se.tJ .. since bniy 211 lesiolatJvo 4tYI 1cmaln ln wbleh to Jlna.J.ly enact Ute 11 great appropr1at1an bills ne008,.en· to maintain the e•uttve de!l'lrtments throush anothei' .ftMc'dJ 0\18, the seven weeks ot ac'tual ses•Jono this wlnlrr. tho i:GQcr... ~.. failed to enact any of thl! Pla.Jof . 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INS Staft' Corre6POflCient procra.~~k:m of death. _ 1 ())1umbus, 0 .. J10. 1. ;H- Cht · •t· H is already white, expree!lonless bun k<~ in death row at Ohio P~ni- face turned to a ghastly pate as h ~ ! · tentlary her~ were empt~' l::::Ja :~: ; conf:onted the grim instrument ~-~ 1 anrt their threE rflost rtcent occu· 1death. Without uttering a WOJ'd I • pants had ~ned otf into an et~fHE was pronounced dead by OJ'. 1 W' 1Dl, .. •• nal nap. 18ltes calmly sat in llhe chah th&t Shtny Dtme Whu ~ resterda .l 1!1c:e wer ~ I took his Ute a few mmute:-. latl:' r. tacustd .line deemed men . ··mu1·- · 0eorp W, Kell, the prison phyr.~ B\· JAMES t.. KILOALLEN ~ . bUts·- dErers' row ·· held only six toduy, l'cr ciaD., at 1:41 P. M. ~cc. 'r:vri~M . 1931 , Bj· .f. N. 8.~ lunds ~t.ctN~· l:ast nitht ilfPt ltJ; lryMt ; Atter the body ww; tuk.t'n ~o a OJ me.~~ Dcach. Fla .. J an. 31lfith jUI!UU: amt th e b~uH.f,t Cl:r- waiting hearse, the youngi':Ht mem- "W~· must i'luve ralth/' ;e1s elf three you.thlul ,layer:,; " .rt [ ber of 1-he tl'io-the so-called "cryJohn D. Hock.efeile r, world h· brouaht to an Llld lu lhe pdMCn's baby", McCartne~-wa s brc u~h l mow· l'eftred Clil magnate and pnu,.. 1!l£Ch1c chQtr shortly after 1:3$ 1intothe d£ath chamber b:,; the H _·:. a.nthiJp lst, made1hili remark toda}t 1K. E. Wa ll, Protestant rl~a plain r.f whc 1• a:sli:t d to comment on the o'cll)('lt. Sulkn UJ!d n.slgnc:S to thr:.r fnt :-s · the pri80n. prf'sc.nt economic situation. All ..~be he t.hn::: WAlke<! to their tlfA.thJJ .n , Unshaken by lbe sigtl~ of Lhe .,..· onl~l ~a~ on the subJect· wa.R- : .he tec.ond triple lxecution in the; chair, Mt-Cartney dlr~t~d a br01.d , "We ruus.t hove faith,'' a'!ld he · rtif.lf'ry of Ohto, and w1lh1p th"! , smt:e at · Wardvn P. E.. The mas, quit:kiy added : ""Wr: mu..,t have , brle! space of 33- minutes, the s'-at.t jColonel Walter CoiUn.s, of the Voul- l!llt h all the time'' lrom idnowt.d t.h o llvtl:i ct i.arl Bltu, :!l; W1teers or Amert<:a. and ~everal Mr. Rcckdcller, no1\· 91 Yt"al'& K.en,,eth MCCartney. 25 and ~o·rc:i wittnessr<i a.mong the capadtl ·old, M~emed to be in exce1lent phyall ol Mansfteld , fOl' the crowc of nl."wspaper men a.:1d cftl - ' slep t and mental condition ror & Ralph WUcox. Gal:-:..J cials. man of hh age. His cheeks were attendant. McCartney was dead at 1 :50. tanr.ed a. lhcht brown from the out• the crucifix iu hls Mu.sa, leader of t.he gang . Wi!. X docn•. His small, light blue eyft accompanied Uy F·athcl' 1the la11t or the three Hloyers to dir. 1we •·~ bri@hl with health. His step O'Bl'len. Catholic chapi¥.1U He was the. ftr!t of the three to !n .,·as !lUrprlsmgly aciJe .. He wo.s at· tried a: 1d sentenCEod and "'a!-: nam- Tired for ~olf. h.avl11 just &:Tived ed :l} h ls t~·o &CJ!O~npllcel! to.s lht• In hJs lhnoushJe at the Ormood "tri&G:~r man" !n ' the klllin!! of Beu' h J !n~ ~ w1th a pa.rt.y of 1rien4s Wllct«. ' am: golfiril oom~tons. Dr. Kell prououpced him dctHI HI "! ie<>J jll'l~ as good .M I did fiv{l; 1 :59 P.M. . year~ aga,·• said M;. Rockdt.•U~r. .Mil lSI Enlered tht: death chamber ' "You stumld live to be well . ove-r wJ.t h P'athe1· O'Brien at his s!de. · 100 yearl!i old." the. lntemation~l flliid•lltlriat. Relatiima lnveati smah rootn, the ,IWlman-robber .~ftt 1 Nt'w,; Serv1c~ reJ)l)ttel· .suggested. Without a single' glanet around the Jc:r.n D. pE'nd~-ed a mome:1t. ratin1 Joh Hao Been In the ehJiir as boJdly as the bolcl Thl"li with a smile. he said: ·'WeU. Dio~ntin¥ecl · crlln:'· for which be wa.s givlolg hil'> I'm not Uunking of old agE! yet." lffe. , 1 His comprtnluns on the Unks tadark blUe sulta. SUs. . i &lgtlBiirly no tlc :or vest. -. FORGETS "' AGE Raite"l Five Year Old T Civin• Each Ail Wt!l'~ J, _ - · - - - - · - I - Rockfel er, 91, Reiter•tes SECOND TRIPLE ELECTROCUTION IN OHIO Nec:easity For Ha v· _ i inc Faith JOSEPH K. RUKENBROD of the pe71.itentluy. Sites ltd tl~l' j ~~~~~": :·~d~a~r::~w~·~r.~ei,J~;·";w;.~~~or PhUa.- �... ' Mlidleport ' rolled lt Ule ent he- length of the O.Uipo'll atrla were a Uttle lietter 1 ~ floor and with no one wlthln :ntteen lJihter and Ht.mlh 'Wtre e:rceptlQn· teet or him he mlased. the b~tekei t~-IIY aood on their ruar4inc and nlen. Thompson and Paulkner tried YUU. and Pultz carried ot1 the ltOf· e.nd. the biLll was 1t1ll belns blil..t.led inl bonon Chernnaton w.a t~ atound under the Blue Devil a buk · outltandtng &lrl performer et as Ule half ended ISool"e 14 to 8, 1very ably by Owtn and Mlller • the Yellow Jacket~ le&dtna , Thl.s belna' the ftrBt pme the lootl l'bolle You KIWI &it Jo)Jn Gilmore .News , Dependfl on ~e ' undtl t he Yellow JacketNJJ basket Oalllpoll4 ilrls Lhey Ulowed 60D'U~ r Kelton emt ried with thP baJI a.nU nue suardtnr and ahootina: but Ute PHONE 1111-:11: Charge Girl Killed Witness ' . ueiltetll 01" JACK£Te BlUE-Bl,U[ 0[11111Lril ~~~:~a~~~~~li:·~h~J r:!o~:.;~:.- ;::.,oe:o~ ·:::~ vrtl I'[. IJ VI iJ V Then a. pass-Lewis to Faulkner to k": H ,. '" Rltrv w·TCH ll ANnU "All [l .ftR~'HER b H ;te~~~E\~~=::~~:::~~~= ~~:r~~=~~~:~K;~t~:~~~~ ~!"'':.:,~' ~~'::h~'!,"":!'k':t ''i,~ ~~.":",!,~"~ ~ ,~!"'!.~' wor-; CAM[ FROM ~IDE llNES ' GIRls los[\ !. '·I1I'HilE f 1 clean dribble ln 'Shot but. mtsse<l ot but Brothers mutfed the cba.nce at the c ~ # GIRLS PLAY THEIR FIRST GAME By JOHN QILM:ORE vel•ow Jackets ata,.. ed a come Tb. + ~~~" I back last Qht &ifter their reoem:. slump to swarm over the GaJUpo11s Blue Devils by the score o1 26 to lt The prst quarter wu a nip and t.uck aftalr wlth ttrst ont team m BETTER THAN RUJIIES-Search the ScriPtures; for m them ye thmk ye have eternal hfc, and they are they which testify of ~;~~e,-John 5:89 • PRAYER-0 God, Thy way " a lamp unto my fe't !';nd ~ light upon my p11thway Kelton charged Estep Estep Shot and m wed Et~tep took the ball oft' the board pased oft to Neal Who dribbled to t he tenter ol the Ooor and sunk one Neal took EsM tep's pass dribbled under Lhe basket a.ud made another Estep took KlnM catd s pa.li.'i In the centel of th e floor plvot~d and made it H a!;M kins hacked Ll:wiM wmer the bu::;tt.et and Lewis made tne chauity thlO\v as the period e nded The score 1 to Middleport s fBVO I Kelton --- 0 lI tom peroonals called on hlm at that Lim,.. and was forte<1 to ~t1re lrorr t,h e a ames but. his mates can •ed on n tne same styl,e t10 n11.d been domg E:;~,ep pas&ed to Butchm Who made it good Butcher then foulHU Faulkner but ne m.sted a.nd Lmmediately attet Faullrner l~pa.id Butcher by fouling h1m But But~ cher made both of his free t~hots Es~p then dribbled in and made it El:ltep touled Thompson and he sank the charity throw Bwthe Ls the lea.C anct U)en the other Tbe made a clean dribble in ShOt Just outobme of the arbe proved \o the at. t he closing mlnmeH of the game man fans that ithe Yellow Jack,.ts LohM:~ took t he bll.ll dribbled the en (!&ll ~lay basketbe.U when t hey are tire length of the floor nn d t>nth no onE '\Hlllin vsrds Of i't.o.luc shut 1 t.h n e tnOO<l the ball at the basket and It rolletl Estep ana Neal were the outM ar- 111 d and dwpped on the outside stau~plt.ytrs orthe evenblg both Estep fouleo Thompson n.t the of ~the 1 tm Faulkn~r missed a foul 011 shoOttnt and In their floor and 1beglnmne of the second quarter und ~ hN Pml the Jt&me ended 26 to 14 pass work which was exceUent The 1Thompson l'lhot-millsed theo first oue wlth the Jackets on the long ."!~ of rest of the boys although not 1:1t11.t- buL sunk the oihet Hll.sklns cho.LC:· the score r ring came through with the gooa.s I ed Lewis who made t,he lou! shot I h BUm 1\U', 10 l:.Y con.e-sled llnd played a 'bang u.p IJEUile IKiucatd then fouled Fo.ulkne1 and from sta1 t to ftnlsh but the Yellow throuahout !'&ulknel fot Ga.lUpoM he made both shots wtm.:h Lied the Jackets had tbeh weather eye opC'Il. lls waa their oulstandlnK player as- score Brotheu t hen fouled Lohse and crter bfolng h ~ld down unll the &lat.ed. by Brothers who made both rtc~J throws gonu beginning of the second halt when At'ter Oalllpolla received tihe fitst Neal then sunk a dlmcult side shot thry began gradually drawing away tip ott Kelton worked the ball mto a.fter taking Faullmel s pass Estep from thelr blue- coated opponents the lODe e.nd1 shot It. was Kood took the be.ll from a Jump undct The Ye.llow Jac:keted r.asses playM Oalllpolls received the ttp oft' on the 1 h ls owt1 basket and me.de the basket ed the p1-ellminary game and alnext play and Haskins pBSsed Oft' lo Th en af~r a scrlmma11;e lor the bull though losin 11 the contest to the - - _ _ _ _ _ _ __. _____ - - - - -- - - - 15 I :ihot HMklns made a good one a.s .he quart-er ended The score 18 to 11 Lohse Look Estep'S pass dnbbled ocd llUlde n pretty cne Neal charged. Kelton again but Ki!ltc \ ni&Pll the fTce louov; 1~eai hud 'I'" -'• Ou t L'k N'lp A R d ' T UC k Aff&lr ' BU~ C0{1 teSt St a~~ I e Supenor. Work By Local Team Soon Puta Them Far In Front Of Rivals 1 Next week Februnry fourth the I I -~ URDlR JlT £J1(JlfJ Nli By WINIFRED VAN OUZER ~~event. I te1uJU1 have tak•m them , The box score ' Boys' Gamn J'kild Pout Total Middleport 26 Ooi.IS Qoa.ls Point& Lohtie t Klncald f Faulkner f nu~.chm r ENstep c eal g A Lewis g T Lewis g Total Gallipolis 14 Brothers 1 FBThulkner f cmpson c Keton g Haskins g :l 0 0 1 • 2 0 0 2 0 o o 0 2 o 11 4 ~ Helr.es, I!! 2U .! 0 4 0 3 3 0 I 3 1 0 • 1 0 2 C:ls Roush g Ha.rrh K tJ 2 o Pield Foul Total Goals Goals Pointe Total 4 6 FUr~rce Robbins 0 U OCcrckeeper Riley Tlmekcepel, Neal Girls' G•me Field Foul 26 0 g~!~~~~:; O~ls L. Miller, r 4 0 l.ILerrlllgtcn c 5 1 Worman r 0 0 .Nid&.y g 0 0 Ht~Skms g 0 0 Burnett' 0 0 ' 8' Total 12 2 Field Foul Middleport 17 Ooo.ls Goals Mills f 1 6 Llahter r 0 0 Fultz, c-f Ewing, c-g 6 0 0 1 8 14 I Total Poi~t.s I 8 11 0 0 0 0 26 , Total Points \ 8 0 • 1 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 EXTRA CdPIEI! or " i"" . , ,•. . ,. . ~·""""' THE DAILY TRIBQNE ' CAN BE ,SECUU:D AT ~ ~r IPMI' ~~ P~NQEROloiii PJ{OBAB.LY thml< of tll• lt•m~ ~~ II !JIQJ~ ~-pJer(ltj~ place to be. and th1s •~ not all nttrjli~!~~~~ to tjle htrl)nll' arm mctltods wives are uppo~~~~ tQ ,ll~rellO· Qllllif the co ntru1y, It iu due to f>,,ls whlch ' v~c~~ w!~boqt or nbettlniJ on the part of u~y oth~l' P'P!~p· ' -, In the hrot 10 month. uf the put Y~!ll'· , l!lqril ~hltJI the deaths m Ohio due to falls, W~f' ~*ll'fd· ~Y fMII 8 home Half o! t~.ese victims wei' R~lt Jlil~clle ~~~~~h shows that the :.. ople as a whqjQ "N PO~ oavln,g I!~;:;(~~ nt\entton to th. IITeat campaign fDf s•1Q)' .1!1~'" they are em ployed at thetr dati)( ttMI!s. l'•or and poorly deSigned statrw•Y• were \~ld !If causes, were falls trom beds, from step ladd~rw. fr ~fl~·tubs, porcheH, out of wmdow s and e.p•~·~I!Y QJ1l.!IP*O carpieces iymg Oil hal'd WOOd ftoors, rhe!c can be no doubt that many ol tpe$~ ret~ ulta o1 carc let~sneBtl which i111 far qt:;; ;:~~ home thun nt lillY other place simply pm son <loco not seem to t•eallze th~t ot even killed 111 ht• own home thru II mluor acctdent. The system of e11tety Clt!l be at ull ttme• whelhet at wo•k, at rest, ~~ I!I!!Y ilovlntu the •anct1ty of, ttl~ !(orne. 11 CLARE I'!~ ~Ail.E~ICE DARROW, po88e88111K one of tl!e most bnlllant minds, 8imply inaiap. on w1th that brilliancy as he po88ibly can, with Ius keen and ready wit, humor ' ,. •{till( SMIJ-B'S· · BIJTLAND i>t I~~J!'I!~~~B IU· ' ~· ' ' THERE'LL BE .-SQMETHIN(:; NEW • • . tbMo~ROW! I • EVERY time ,YOU feel like mutteriftjr ''nle~'• nothin1 new under. ' ' the aun," tall, liP your daily paper and read throush the ad veri· tiaemenb. Chanc:eo are, you'll eha_!IP your mind. Here'• a new wti~ in aanitary plumbint. . • • there'• a Jljew kind of c~t·th'at~l~ i!a~te' --~l of• lim; liP. ' '·'flej;i'", ~'CI\Il!"'' ' \ ' eidedly better wa;, of wa•hinr delicate fabrics. ' ., TheM thilpp, eom:ern you intimately-they affect your life anll the manner • ~icb JGU live it. They are new thinp u~er the aun. ADd ( adYe!ti.-enb are the anna with which the• NKb f out and toqcb ~ou- Read the ad.ertiaemenb replarly. Tbere.'ll be oomethinr llieW tomorrow •••• and the day after • • • . and the da:r after that ..•• Sometbia1 :rou -ldn't want to miu. I \. , �... ' Mlidleport ' rolled lt Ule ent he- length of the O.Uipo'll atrla were a Uttle lietter 1 ~ floor and with no one wlthln :ntteen lJihter and Ht.mlh 'Wtre e:rceptlQn· teet or him he mlased. the b~tekei t~-IIY aood on their ruar4inc and nlen. Thompson and Paulkner tried YUU. and Pultz carried ot1 the ltOf· e.nd. the biLll was 1t1ll belns blil..t.led inl bonon Chernnaton w.a t~ atound under the Blue Devil a buk · outltandtng &lrl performer et as Ule half ended ISool"e 14 to 8, 1very ably by Owtn and Mlller • the Yellow Jacket~ le&dtna , Thl.s belna' the ftrBt pme the lootl l'bolle You KIWI &it Jo)Jn Gilmore .News , Dependfl on ~e ' undtl t he Yellow JacketNJJ basket Oalllpoll4 ilrls Lhey Ulowed 60D'U~ r Kelton emt ried with thP baJI a.nU nue suardtnr and ahootina: but Ute PHONE 1111-:11: Charge Girl Killed Witness ' . ueiltetll 01" JACK£Te BlUE-Bl,U[ 0[11111Lril ~~~:~a~~~~~li:·~h~J r:!o~:.;~:.- ;::.,oe:o~ ·:::~ vrtl I'[. IJ VI iJ V Then a. pass-Lewis to Faulkner to k": H ,. '" Rltrv w·TCH ll ANnU "All [l .ftR~'HER b H ;te~~~E\~~=::~~:::~~~= ~~:r~~=~~~:~K;~t~:~~~~ ~!"'':.:,~' ~~'::h~'!,"":!'k':t ''i,~ ~~.":",!,~"~ ~ ,~!"'!.~' wor-; CAM[ FROM ~IDE llNES ' GIRls los[\ !. '·I1I'HilE f 1 clean dribble ln 'Shot but. mtsse<l ot but Brothers mutfed the cba.nce at the c ~ # GIRLS PLAY THEIR FIRST GAME By JOHN QILM:ORE vel•ow Jackets ata,.. ed a come Tb. + ~~~" I back last Qht &ifter their reoem:. slump to swarm over the GaJUpo11s Blue Devils by the score o1 26 to lt The prst quarter wu a nip and t.uck aftalr wlth ttrst ont team m BETTER THAN RUJIIES-Search the ScriPtures; for m them ye thmk ye have eternal hfc, and they are they which testify of ~;~~e,-John 5:89 • PRAYER-0 God, Thy way " a lamp unto my fe't !';nd ~ light upon my p11thway Kelton charged Estep Estep Shot and m wed Et~tep took the ball oft' the board pased oft to Neal Who dribbled to t he tenter ol the Ooor and sunk one Neal took EsM tep's pass dribbled under Lhe basket a.ud made another Estep took KlnM catd s pa.li.'i In the centel of th e floor plvot~d and made it H a!;M kins hacked Ll:wiM wmer the bu::;tt.et and Lewis made tne chauity thlO\v as the period e nded The score 1 to Middleport s fBVO I Kelton --- 0 lI tom peroonals called on hlm at that Lim,.. and was forte<1 to ~t1re lrorr t,h e a ames but. his mates can •ed on n tne same styl,e t10 n11.d been domg E:;~,ep pas&ed to Butchm Who made it good Butcher then foulHU Faulkner but ne m.sted a.nd Lmmediately attet Faullrner l~pa.id Butcher by fouling h1m But But~ cher made both of his free t~hots Es~p then dribbled in and made it El:ltep touled Thompson and he sank the charity throw Bwthe Ls the lea.C anct U)en the other Tbe made a clean dribble in ShOt Just outobme of the arbe proved \o the at. t he closing mlnmeH of the game man fans that ithe Yellow Jack,.ts LohM:~ took t he bll.ll dribbled the en (!&ll ~lay basketbe.U when t hey are tire length of the floor nn d t>nth no onE '\Hlllin vsrds Of i't.o.luc shut 1 t.h n e tnOO<l the ball at the basket and It rolletl Estep ana Neal were the outM ar- 111 d and dwpped on the outside stau~plt.ytrs orthe evenblg both Estep fouleo Thompson n.t the of ~the 1 tm Faulkn~r missed a foul 011 shoOttnt and In their floor and 1beglnmne of the second quarter und ~ hN Pml the Jt&me ended 26 to 14 pass work which was exceUent The 1Thompson l'lhot-millsed theo first oue wlth the Jackets on the long ."!~ of rest of the boys although not 1:1t11.t- buL sunk the oihet Hll.sklns cho.LC:· the score r ring came through with the gooa.s I ed Lewis who made t,he lou! shot I h BUm 1\U', 10 l:.Y con.e-sled llnd played a 'bang u.p IJEUile IKiucatd then fouled Fo.ulkne1 and from sta1 t to ftnlsh but the Yellow throuahout !'&ulknel fot Ga.lUpoM he made both shots wtm.:h Lied the Jackets had tbeh weather eye opC'Il. lls waa their oulstandlnK player as- score Brotheu t hen fouled Lohse and crter bfolng h ~ld down unll the &lat.ed. by Brothers who made both rtc~J throws gonu beginning of the second halt when At'ter Oalllpolla received tihe fitst Neal then sunk a dlmcult side shot thry began gradually drawing away tip ott Kelton worked the ball mto a.fter taking Faullmel s pass Estep from thelr blue- coated opponents the lODe e.nd1 shot It. was Kood took the be.ll from a Jump undct The Ye.llow Jac:keted r.asses playM Oalllpolls received the ttp oft' on the 1 h ls owt1 basket and me.de the basket ed the p1-ellminary game and alnext play and Haskins pBSsed Oft' lo Th en af~r a scrlmma11;e lor the bull though losin 11 the contest to the - - _ _ _ _ _ _ __. _____ - - - - -- - - - 15 I :ihot HMklns made a good one a.s .he quart-er ended The score 18 to 11 Lohse Look Estep'S pass dnbbled ocd llUlde n pretty cne Neal charged. Kelton again but Ki!ltc \ ni&Pll the fTce louov; 1~eai hud 'I'" -'• Ou t L'k N'lp A R d ' T UC k Aff&lr ' BU~ C0{1 teSt St a~~ I e Supenor. Work By Local Team Soon Puta Them Far In Front Of Rivals 1 Next week Februnry fourth the I I -~ URDlR JlT £J1(JlfJ Nli By WINIFRED VAN OUZER ~~event. I te1uJU1 have tak•m them , The box score ' Boys' Gamn J'kild Pout Total Middleport 26 Ooi.IS Qoa.ls Point& Lohtie t Klncald f Faulkner f nu~.chm r ENstep c eal g A Lewis g T Lewis g Total Gallipolis 14 Brothers 1 FBThulkner f cmpson c Keton g Haskins g :l 0 0 1 • 2 0 0 2 0 o o 0 2 o 11 4 ~ Helr.es, I!! 2U .! 0 4 0 3 3 0 I 3 1 0 • 1 0 2 C:ls Roush g Ha.rrh K tJ 2 o Pield Foul Total Goals Goals Pointe Total 4 6 FUr~rce Robbins 0 U OCcrckeeper Riley Tlmekcepel, Neal Girls' G•me Field Foul 26 0 g~!~~~~:; O~ls L. Miller, r 4 0 l.ILerrlllgtcn c 5 1 Worman r 0 0 .Nid&.y g 0 0 Ht~Skms g 0 0 Burnett' 0 0 ' 8' Total 12 2 Field Foul Middleport 17 Ooo.ls Goals Mills f 1 6 Llahter r 0 0 Fultz, c-f Ewing, c-g 6 0 0 1 8 14 I Total Poi~t.s I 8 11 0 0 0 0 26 , Total Points \ 8 0 • 1 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 EXTRA CdPIEI! or " i"" . , ,•. . ,. . ~·""""' THE DAILY TRIBQNE ' CAN BE ,SECUU:D AT ~ ~r IPMI' ~~ P~NQEROloiii PJ{OBAB.LY thml< of tll• lt•m~ ~~ II !JIQJ~ ~-pJer(ltj~ place to be. and th1s •~ not all nttrjli~!~~~~ to tjle htrl)nll' arm mctltods wives are uppo~~~~ tQ ,ll~rellO· Qllllif the co ntru1y, It iu due to f>,,ls whlch ' v~c~~ w!~boqt or nbettlniJ on the part of u~y oth~l' P'P!~p· ' -, In the hrot 10 month. uf the put Y~!ll'· , l!lqril ~hltJI the deaths m Ohio due to falls, W~f' ~*ll'fd· ~Y fMII 8 home Half o! t~.ese victims wei' R~lt Jlil~clle ~~~~~h shows that the :.. ople as a whqjQ "N PO~ oavln,g I!~;:;(~~ nt\entton to th. IITeat campaign fDf s•1Q)' .1!1~'" they are em ployed at thetr dati)( ttMI!s. l'•or and poorly deSigned statrw•Y• were \~ld !If causes, were falls trom beds, from step ladd~rw. fr ~fl~·tubs, porcheH, out of wmdow s and e.p•~·~I!Y QJ1l.!IP*O carpieces iymg Oil hal'd WOOd ftoors, rhe!c can be no doubt that many ol tpe$~ ret~ ulta o1 carc let~sneBtl which i111 far qt:;; ;:~~ home thun nt lillY other place simply pm son <loco not seem to t•eallze th~t ot even killed 111 ht• own home thru II mluor acctdent. The system of e11tety Clt!l be at ull ttme• whelhet at wo•k, at rest, ~~ I!I!!Y ilovlntu the •anct1ty of, ttl~ !(orne. 11 CLARE I'!~ ~Ail.E~ICE DARROW, po88e88111K one of tl!e most bnlllant minds, 8imply inaiap. on w1th that brilliancy as he po88ibly can, with Ius keen and ready wit, humor ' ,. •{till( SMIJ-B'S· · BIJTLAND i>t I~~J!'I!~~~B IU· ' ~· ' ' THERE'LL BE .-SQMETHIN(:; NEW • • . tbMo~ROW! I • EVERY time ,YOU feel like mutteriftjr ''nle~'• nothin1 new under. ' ' the aun," tall, liP your daily paper and read throush the ad veri· tiaemenb. Chanc:eo are, you'll eha_!IP your mind. Here'• a new wti~ in aanitary plumbint. . • • there'• a Jljew kind of c~t·th'at~l~ i!a~te' --~l of• lim; liP. ' '·'flej;i'", ~'CI\Il!"'' ' \ ' eidedly better wa;, of wa•hinr delicate fabrics. ' ., TheM thilpp, eom:ern you intimately-they affect your life anll the manner • ~icb JGU live it. They are new thinp u~er the aun. ADd ( adYe!ti.-enb are the anna with which the• NKb f out and toqcb ~ou- Read the ad.ertiaemenb replarly. Tbere.'ll be oomethinr llieW tomorrow •••• and the day after • • • . and the da:r after that ..•• Sometbia1 :rou -ldn't want to miu. I \. , �PO T 3 .......... .. . .. . " 0 PO 1 • • 2 $ I I 0 0 0 • I ..... .... . . ...... 2 ...... ... ... J" 0 -~ ' ....... .. 0 0 0 0 . ... . . . . . . I .. .. ..... I I . . . . . . . . .. 0 . .......... 0 ...... .... . 0 .......... . 12 lo 0 1 0 I I 0 0 0 2 •1!11 : PO ......... . . . . . . . .. . . .. ....... . .... ... 0 I 0 0 0 ,. .o 0 0 0 p 0 ' ., " . ,.. of • be FLO IDA f Amer .. ,. ·J • ,,_\:. ·. .' '•' •'' . '• .. ..... .• ,,"' .• • ' ' ' ' !• ,. I ' \ ... �PO T 3 .......... .. . .. . " 0 PO 1 • • 2 $ I I 0 0 0 • I ..... .... . . ...... 2 ...... ... ... J" 0 -~ ' ....... .. 0 0 0 0 . ... . . . . . . I .. .. ..... I I . . . . . . . . .. 0 . .......... 0 ...... .... . 0 .......... . 12 lo 0 1 0 I I 0 0 0 2 •1!11 : PO ......... . . . . . . . .. . . .. ....... . .... ... 0 I 0 0 0 ,. .o 0 0 0 p 0 ' ., " . ,.. of • be FLO IDA f Amer .. ,. ·J • ,,_\:. ·. .' '•' •'' . '• .. ..... .• ,,"' .• • ' ' ' ' !• ,. I ' \ ... �ow,J"•••• rt 019 ·' ' ~.......- - - -- - ... -··~ ...... _... .,..._.... ___..,.._·-·---~-·~ .• -+-•- : ! :l~'J.w:_uf!:~~-------~--L . .. . ., . . .... ~ . • ,.. •. • I ~ ... ' .. • ••• •o4•~•• 1"•• •0.F#'•oA ··~--·-oPn.,-,...., • • )t \ I . . i ; .. ' . . lltl!IDAY. PEBI\IJABT I, 111111. • S S COMICS IN -COLOR · COMICS ' INCQLOR · [ 6 CENTS DO M EROV. OH{O ~r:!~r~-:,.;.~~."':'""=··="~~ j,tAY, N fiGHT I'EBRUARY 1, 1931 :OM[ TO ." IS WEEK y .To Keep· Out Of nent IER BIL.LS ~EOW~ tring During ivera Act •night ~ INS A. stale·s Laxation th is week in :.h i!: b. 2. :-t.ou~e 1en lhe of to t.'X f lt':( ~G '8-" S jOll'lt !'E.K.l iUtiOn .on comml\.1.-"'e. >f the mCilbU :'t', .eUeved proba.bu~ on certain hang wi11 n8Ce1Siiate lrn to the Senate. y reservations of ~cted w be wilh laion tl1at Oover• name three pt.ed, con~ ~~:nati: mmittee. Un!UCCC!t.>· i...~bl o eliminate 1lutton. I WOUL t"> OU"T A "· nowe\ler. 'i> I Clc" FE:OOAL CA.~TLE!! wer~ mobiiiu:LI an a t.- >e the gi>VCrl"'itlt coming t.ntall€1 ed L 1t bills ate ,:.-c r.d~ ~re Lhis wet.it ~md . considel"&tJOn 11.t ranee committee1"starting a.t &:lfl !livers H.csp<mSi· .ttlat.e.d measure, !ia.~iv.1 of Uet>n~ round a:uilt.Y or ~l:..~u;'~1f~"f.ll':f~l<ii\ig n, pt U'•e 8t.itite'i- k~~esctar !llRht 1s cvmmiLtec wlll ; lht!' l!.d.ison bU1 . stare electiOns I .. Wedllett"~y. tehicles eomm~ ~,_it hes.ring on tHe YU1i Lic.!l15e .,"Ill. fi rh . ·'wadAe111a y, the t1ttee will condUtit ...unenLI buJ whll!h IIC3lh-' for marrl, ft\· ~ da ys· nor.ice C'OUld be Kr&lltt!d . 1)1 II Will bf ~;: tr the Hoi~Se p:::. ll~ / .. :. 7 !> m. ta~iun ~ved· co:nnilhee r T rour sf!hY mornon the Pringle lnielpdltt:s tc le'· 1ds, o; note!;, wi ~ h .e State Tnx r.omJUr~ of u1Ionl· poor· -~ ' ro ' PREMI£R TAL, ~ 'eb. 2- INS--The Minister. R. ' B. to Ottawa fr(lm a visltor in ,.,!' !JA,:r ttel commen,t s!tould le.Of! tft, FOil , D.lllfTY WBE liiAIDS m11tl1 IIJ NHJ) Y1rl. her reaaon tor hls over the Cana- the capJtal. · · was t:X)X!Cled kl · day ln New York. bC' would · ·Con'fer ell, JJNSldent or What sman :yaung peraon waaldn't , adore a darling little dress like thi1 · one? It'I to vti'J attractive and 11 f ...r makln1l Well, ft could almost be rWI up: before brealc&st. 1 · Of 'cOurte, It h darlln1 In numero111 cottont, IUCb U Ollltt. ftowtred 1)1' clotted tttlet with a Ut11t coatra1tfn1 blu bindlq. Y'aybe, howeter, alnca perhajll }'011 are plannlaJ ahead, you'd pre&.. challis or oue of the very practieat cotton and woolen " steel Corpora· n elll.a,rJement of Plant". :BihSt ITo Three wen~e•, Children Die in .U.~r; Three or for belt wear a washing silk. . Tbe hem h charminr 1ca&Ptd, but if you prefer it nn ealily be flenimed up il'l the ordinary way. Y"'u'll see 1 that th«e are little rnnt.::hing bloom· en to •o with thi~ model Thefre alwa11 10 can .. t BAN'K PAGE ' .Ill -f;;,lll fiiOillll '"" tftiUd rid 1f,1Uit!J ;, ,,.,.;, ttflll lllf f'altmu ar• ~ refused to dtacUIIS lngton other Ulan tclal " . H-e d~ laju~ 0., Feb. 2-IKS pie errort of a ra.-1 of his children, dead here today, li, tidy looking: and pradtcal fnr the younpters. TAiil ,dtttNI , . , 6t dldifltll ;, dllt l If 6. It ;, r~tul, far ilflmt4itJU Uliv.rJ. It ;, i!trul ntf. wbicb swept thrn flng an explo!lon ho succumbed to 'Tank Jbdell9US Sr., truck driver. The a died tn the blal!le id Frarlk. Jr., 10 How to Get Til• Patterns pro\•a fatal. sal4 to have lnA pre~ .. ,. lenour, 36. t VItAl Stadlille1 • Youth must be se"ed-That's tl' WM an a at St. Thomas' fnm1 burns she ftre. She was COIIwtth two fdPr 6 and Lavlna why so many r.a.fettrias are· aoin& ~Ital out of buslneu. !'"" bums In the !he father and two ..... foUnd .,~ by )tn 'of the homt, Uently were iescli!d the er .. ;·' ••. -t' - • I .•. . . .. ' :. '. . ·' • . '· chtldren. OVfl'· mof.h(oL' �ow,J"•••• rt 019 ·' ' ~.......- - - -- - ... -··~ ...... _... .,..._.... ___..,.._·-·---~-·~ .• -+-•- : ! :l~'J.w:_uf!:~~-------~--L . .. . ., . . .... ~ . • ,.. •. • I ~ ... ' .. • ••• •o4•~•• 1"•• •0.F#'•oA ··~--·-oPn.,-,...., • • )t \ I . . i ; .. ' . . lltl!IDAY. PEBI\IJABT I, 111111. • S S COMICS IN -COLOR · COMICS ' INCQLOR · [ 6 CENTS DO M EROV. OH{O ~r:!~r~-:,.;.~~."':'""=··="~~ j,tAY, N fiGHT I'EBRUARY 1, 1931 :OM[ TO ." IS WEEK y .To Keep· Out Of nent IER BIL.LS ~EOW~ tring During ivera Act •night ~ INS A. stale·s Laxation th is week in :.h i!: b. 2. :-t.ou~e 1en lhe of to t.'X f lt':( ~G '8-" S jOll'lt !'E.K.l iUtiOn .on comml\.1.-"'e. >f the mCilbU :'t', .eUeved proba.bu~ on certain hang wi11 n8Ce1Siiate lrn to the Senate. y reservations of ~cted w be wilh laion tl1at Oover• name three pt.ed, con~ ~~:nati: mmittee. Un!UCCC!t.>· i...~bl o eliminate 1lutton. I WOUL t"> OU"T A "· nowe\ler. 'i> I Clc" FE:OOAL CA.~TLE!! wer~ mobiiiu:LI an a t.- >e the gi>VCrl"'itlt coming t.ntall€1 ed L 1t bills ate ,:.-c r.d~ ~re Lhis wet.it ~md . considel"&tJOn 11.t ranee committee1"starting a.t &:lfl !livers H.csp<mSi· .ttlat.e.d measure, !ia.~iv.1 of Uet>n~ round a:uilt.Y or ~l:..~u;'~1f~"f.ll':f~l<ii\ig n, pt U'•e 8t.itite'i- k~~esctar !llRht 1s cvmmiLtec wlll ; lht!' l!.d.ison bU1 . stare electiOns I .. Wedllett"~y. tehicles eomm~ ~,_it hes.ring on tHe YU1i Lic.!l15e .,"Ill. fi rh . ·'wadAe111a y, the t1ttee will condUtit ...unenLI buJ whll!h IIC3lh-' for marrl, ft\· ~ da ys· nor.ice C'OUld be Kr&lltt!d . 1)1 II Will bf ~;: tr the Hoi~Se p:::. ll~ / .. :. 7 !> m. ta~iun ~ved· co:nnilhee r T rour sf!hY mornon the Pringle lnielpdltt:s tc le'· 1ds, o; note!;, wi ~ h .e State Tnx r.omJUr~ of u1Ionl· poor· -~ ' ro ' PREMI£R TAL, ~ 'eb. 2- INS--The Minister. R. ' B. to Ottawa fr(lm a visltor in ,.,!' !JA,:r ttel commen,t s!tould le.Of! tft, FOil , D.lllfTY WBE liiAIDS m11tl1 IIJ NHJ) Y1rl. her reaaon tor hls over the Cana- the capJtal. · · was t:X)X!Cled kl · day ln New York. bC' would · ·Con'fer ell, JJNSldent or What sman :yaung peraon waaldn't , adore a darling little dress like thi1 · one? It'I to vti'J attractive and 11 f ...r makln1l Well, ft could almost be rWI up: before brealc&st. 1 · Of 'cOurte, It h darlln1 In numero111 cottont, IUCb U Ollltt. ftowtred 1)1' clotted tttlet with a Ut11t coatra1tfn1 blu bindlq. Y'aybe, howeter, alnca perhajll }'011 are plannlaJ ahead, you'd pre&.. challis or oue of the very practieat cotton and woolen " steel Corpora· n elll.a,rJement of Plant". :BihSt ITo Three wen~e•, Children Die in .U.~r; Three or for belt wear a washing silk. . Tbe hem h charminr 1ca&Ptd, but if you prefer it nn ealily be flenimed up il'l the ordinary way. Y"'u'll see 1 that th«e are little rnnt.::hing bloom· en to •o with thi~ model Thefre alwa11 10 can .. t BAN'K PAGE ' .Ill -f;;,lll fiiOillll '"" tftiUd rid 1f,1Uit!J ;, ,,.,.;, ttflll lllf f'altmu ar• ~ refused to dtacUIIS lngton other Ulan tclal " . H-e d~ laju~ 0., Feb. 2-IKS pie errort of a ra.-1 of his children, dead here today, li, tidy looking: and pradtcal fnr the younpters. TAiil ,dtttNI , . , 6t dldifltll ;, dllt l If 6. It ;, r~tul, far ilflmt4itJU Uliv.rJ. It ;, i!trul ntf. wbicb swept thrn flng an explo!lon ho succumbed to 'Tank Jbdell9US Sr., truck driver. The a died tn the blal!le id Frarlk. Jr., 10 How to Get Til• Patterns pro\•a fatal. sal4 to have lnA pre~ .. ,. lenour, 36. t VItAl Stadlille1 • Youth must be se"ed-That's tl' WM an a at St. Thomas' fnm1 burns she ftre. She was COIIwtth two fdPr 6 and Lavlna why so many r.a.fettrias are· aoin& ~Ital out of buslneu. !'"" bums In the !he father and two ..... foUnd .,~ by )tn 'of the homt, Uently were iescli!d the er .. ;·' ••. -t' - • I .•. . . .. ' :. '. . ·' • . '· chtldren. OVfl'· mof.h(oL' �+ . . ' . . ., • . . . -· \ ' .. '. . .... .. . ... . ... . . . . . :.R FORECASToudy tonllhL ~~ond TuP!'oda r . S .,! tn temperaturt. • ICIAL ' CONTRActED ~ . ,_Oflicer . -. ~ ~ ~ Ex•rni~Jt.: ,..., ~ ~Cera •• to M ,it: ~ ~ · 'menb Mt ,, •. ~ :-8UNDAY 5 CENTS A.XnmN fiGHT HOULD ~~ME n f.~O THI~ WHK . PEI'jALTIES AT. • I ....,...~~- Me.lp JT•s ~unty co;~"j PAPA WHO haVe 'faade Ulepl ex~ndltur pUblrC tunda, a«ording to . Ha.yu.. state ~xamlner from tlt rea'ii ()f'-lllll)eCUon and Bupetl' d ll'\tbiiC who ~·weu w.ietoy th'D! week without. ad' . -~ to the omcl.a.b and h omces. -~ "'"""~ 'With the ·• ~ . .e9~..houae. eommiS&Iont mocrata Try To K.~p · Governor Out Of Argument Mrv Hire& recently Wed a 1 from Jul 1~ tQ -'PJ:ll 1,· 1930, In thJa r . R!!t Called Attention to hlanS' , h at~e law On· the .,art o i ctuilt}\ 4)mm,1Mionet!J. in cpnne ~. tfp 'tile niattcr no-, Ln oontrovt .' Duclbl o. conference wU.h · oc•nrt!,uJonen Thtmlday aften · •at.· Ba;v.ea ia said to have no the ~II: that they had tniu ,.. . l8IIQ i.oipendltum~ of public fl U it J'eP.9r'ted 'that there &re Ul tHU11 ~411o .Ate In -t.he auditor's ., tOt tro~ct· work done In the pasl mo.nth,, amc.unUng to 1:17.000 lA " dON llQt havt the &pflrOV&I 'OI gf-1\li. enmtnntJom~ 0 CONSIDER BILLS Publie Hearinr During iVeek; Driven Act Up Tonight 1umlms. 0 .. Feb. 2. - INS - A 1 ~< io ·o~.·n on tht> !;ta.te·s t.axnuon , T.qoo ttw Hpreadl.n& l't!d Allll he l'Cid.ll In tJ111.~ ~~eetJon. It la Dlafmf!d lha' t.ht. work WRII not due lhls week tn ~h .• • legl'>lature when llle :=tau ~~ of ·e~e n!a tl v<!~ was exflet tec:i to ot !he Reynolds join t !"e..;c iu tion l ~ peclal toxatlon conuniL~ .::e. ·fore passage of the m~I.U~'('. !Vtr. it was believed probable · Ho use bill will hang on certain tdments that will necess!te.te ·ewr.n cf the biU to t.he Senau•. .,_ tar worlc on hllhnys untU - i ) ' auditor eertltlea that I sg~vi'IUable ' !ar t.he wOrk or aJ House wM rxpceted to be with ·d to the pruviJiton IIUit. Gover• Jeoz·Ht' Whtte ll&lne t hree con- ~IIJ!no!· Oto. .f.h, u contractor or S UI~WIUJhlP-, ll I&Jd to 1\I.Ve tJ. bll 'b u' Will dOne llle;aJI)I and Mr. mar naL b"! pahl frum count)' fl w~~ ..,.ecorcunr t.o the law, llH qL "~ Mr. HaJet. no contract~~ m!J l~"-!f'"'u ~ \ \\ !: ~; bbk or the Jlkely rei:IE'rvations of tt· es · on the cammlttee. t:leo'l.ttl attem pted, uzu;uccc~J Illlt week: t~ eUmtna.t.e i.h'L!i 0 ~c~ats - - ~ll :J:>A'( IAN~ NI4HT "TO 4&i 'Till! 1Xl1.'6H ILL. HEI2E, MMAr.?. A•S I'D ~~;ce~~t~lty of becomina: tntaugled e t&x )roblem. 'tl'al Important bills azc f.:cr.d· CA'*'ER.:· "1C f'\JR"'171-1 'ftlU wnH ~WELL. C'LOTII~, rTC, Democrals. no wever, were ratood to hnt moblllzed an a~~ that may M~.Ve lhe gon:mt1r lW" OF I='I.OWE'RS FeR MFi'?>o M..... )I• I Pll)lot"T I-lAVE "TO 'NORI< MOI21!!. FUN rm of the rftlellltion. HER~ A etl)( Mli: W/>6 A Ma2t! "TO l t.he legillla.ture t hl!; wet.ir. am:t taken Into coru;lduat mn 11.t M! :• hcarina:s. 1 House ltlSUt ance committet'" <1ld a heal'ing, startin& a.t s : u ft, on the DrlveJ.'Il :'blll, an rlc.Sponsl- initial-ed 11\tal;W'f:, Ung for revoeaw....~ of li~n~ Ivers ,-tto a~ rour .d gUilty or ---r"Jing at tJ a . m. Wt!dnt!l':t~y. ·au.se Motor Vehicles Co!nm'Jt.. IF '<OV Olt)N"i SENt:> I C'.........,. IMA4r1NE WHO 'DIP: IHli!RE. W~N'i N-1'( CAI'It> WI1M "fHIFM! "TI~EM 11 hold Us first hea.ring on the .ed Auto Drivel's Lic.!'n&:' 1-tllt. •:30 o. m. Wi!dnt~t hly, tile Codes committee will condUCt. ·tng on the :.umcnd bul whit:_h require IIPPilroth.' for mln"11:etlses lo Ilk ! iVt! da1·s· nOt"ice the Jicen•t.,q rould ~ Jo! I'B.lll:ed. Bing Otncnp:t l·l~ .> blll wt\1 be .f!d a hea..im:: hy lhe HOtlst 1 comml t l ~e .. ~ I !J IlL Wed~ ' '· I I WONOEA. IP ONli: OF ,..o~e CAKIE·E)o.i&l:l!o;, W>P.> A <!i'fC,_,- ('QU$1-1 ON "(OV, IOO'To;, 1 Wll"( ~HOVI..l) HE 11101' I!NCL.OS.a •. House T~o~.xa. ~iun cm mrilt~.ee Jld a hearlng TliUI sdhy monJ; 10 o'clack. on lh(' erlnglc rmitting munlclt ... I.rl ~s to lJf- H1c;;. CARD'i' ort~tlme bon&, v; oote:1. '!IJi~.h proval of the Stat ~ Tn:t f"~m­ f~r n, pur~ tht' of· tt.1!ord- 1ef for the poor. - --- ·--~ ·' --.. _ . .a·Pattern. . IADIAN PREMI~R USES TO T A L J& v Y01·k. - Fe b. 2-INB-The MlnJster. R. B . 1.&1.1 Prime ~t. en route to ottawa from nston. was a vwtor In jie~» -------~- .'1 '"THOU4rtn 1 'PON''T I ~ow -rm:. ':jAW HIM S'EI'Oia! HE WA9 1>. "(OVN4' MA!o4 . 1 ";0: II WMI ~OME I>A'PP£'R. ~I I'T'~ A LIJCII"( ,~IINi:r HIE J)Q)N"T E>ICI.O'E>E A CAli~>:_ ~<Mew liE ..., u.-. oda~·. · ' lecllned to comment 011 Oauat!airs and refused' t.O diSCUI!S it to WIUihinRton other thl.n n it ··w10fllclal". He declill&d ·ibe any other reaiSOn for hls .an "to lOOk ove:- the Cana'&ation" at the capital. Premier \\'&& t-xpeCted to most o:r the day lu NeW- York. reported he would ' ton·r er 'antes ParreJJ, preetdent ot 1itA:d State! Steel Corporalriceming «D en~JirJement or jway Steel Platlt: · I'D llk'E 'TO !<'NOW WHO HE 1~, M"('!>IEI..I='! ~··~ 4roT HIS> N~\ 11.6011'1' :"'floll!n"'( • HW WA~ WilLI. . l'J)11MI!O~ .' Stove Blast •• Fatal To Three 1r, two Children Die in re F ollowia1; Three Othen lnjund -- - hoga Falls. 0 ., Feb. 2--INS AW,t..n! I AI.~T Wl'irH UNCLE, I (;;LJEGS 1'H1S WO/>.'/T Huk?.'l SO •MU(.!-4 • · ITS ABOul ...S 1't-~IN A~ _I CA"-l 4bET IT' ABNI!R HADN-1 10\.D "'TtiA"T H& 'io&NT MliIHE ~O'H9o! I WI¥; t..•t1'1N6- A ltlell OUT ~EEIN.c.. CASPIIIL c)&AlOUSl ' . I NEVE'I:l IHQIJQ+il HE l.OV!!O Ml! '?0 MUCH\ or Jte an .heroic eJ'tort of a fa.' save two of hie; ehll:iren, ~e were dead heft' today, o:r o fire which swept thru cmP following an explosion h lltoVI!. rather who succwnbed to nes wu Prank Rtdenous '3r .. IRa Palls truck driver. The tldren who dt!d In the bla!e Jta. 3. anel Frank Jr.. 10 . ellle Ridenour,' 35, r . • was In a ccn<1Won at St. Thomas· , suft'(!rJn.- from burns !!be l In tM 1lre. She was con ~ f,. tbe h~tal with two r. hJidren. Edgar 8 and Lavina t.~ 'Suft'ered bums In the ........ 19 ~~f 'Of: the :rather aDd two hdfen. Wre foUnd s:lde ~· 'ot the hOlM, over· "'remfn 'resCUed· Ule motbrl.· "the''ltltehtn ~ey ltp.-ret~tly ~ - rg'll!Lllt , '· ' N"~•.•~t•rer ! two 'other chil6ren. • �' . AV ~- I ,, • I ,. \ , ·DEMEMBER ., Jou ..., reacb more .R- peO(IIe ;, the , Pomeroy Bend lbrou•h The Daily Tribune than you W~!~,~!.?.~~~~J:~,,. ~, c..n throutJi. any other paper. · much chang" tn S tem~ture . SERVICE PRICE-SUNDAY 5 CENTS "'~~ Olicen •• to menta TA.XniON riGHT • PENALTIES '-~ ' l I ~HOULO GOM£ TO HE~O THIS WHK ~AS~D "''kRn SJNeiNe L.li~ON1i IN '1Hii 'CITY WII-1· •NTI!RTAIN 'ttll.l- I ID•cm.oc1·au Try To Keep Governor Out Of Argument TO CONSIDER BILLS ' At Public Hearing During Week; Driven Act Up Tonight the HOW DO YoU I !<No.-~ YouR WI! PL.AYEb 9RI'Q$1!!, FIRI£1)/ OUT OP HaRE I w•.•,,. and year 1931. 'reierv•oa the UH ..... t)ORA--· 11-1\S IS MY 806'6, lbGEii-II!R . lv\Q , \(~~ 't'Oil'RE "TI-l~} - . '. rules ....... the />UI, . 80&fi··~· the conscience of the ctat.a.\ ct . th(t~ coo.ptcy on '. tl'ils mat. l1;.:;c:;;;; {OontJriU~ 011 page SIX ) Pl.t!A51! ··:·· Stove Blast Fatal To Three :t - - WEL.L.· · •. Ul\l\ - · ER -,. I-IUIIIIPH-. ·, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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