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Ud from all rt VOOI'Iey, the 11t.1 been seen In not ' '"'hO Is tt.IGO a Cr. is reported 1 , !ii visitor'.!! sto.rtlng . .'" this ta tru'!', ice · ~~ ef an exhlbl\10 .a u many wm 1 ~tifD,ln,: aame In wh ~ Pomeroy._ I;>urln« • k O.Ut sl& of ttl Who fQeed him, i--8COKIELF.:81 All~Btnr an~ Tom Crow, m Clue to Tragedy 1 ratr t.ontght and ··· Tueed~J· OF l.NTERNATJON AL NEWS SERVICE 1Y CAM.aJ•R • -u II CD'NI ,..,.-f4 .~ ATI AlB News Flash~ ACCIDENTS CAUSE tlGHT AIMED Al,Poliee C:ustome Condemned 1 M~J DEATH~ AT c-.~:~-~~;:-~~~:J-.;::--:t::-~~ GAfMAN DIH I~: ~~~~.~::.~;·Eo!;~;:: I'J~ .~ 'l, TBY R~DIC~l~ l W~[K [N~ IN OHIO ers.l auperlntt>ndent ot the New York Central nulroe.d. There wlll l .' Aged Women Are Cauaht In Auto Colluiona; One Dies FALLS 500 FEET AS WIRE POMEROY, OHIO, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1931 TB& DAJ.&.'t TIIJBUN• Enaine Then Said Have Tom Loooe From Plane 'lfl( and one nm In 11 : IP l'J'MI Mint'S IT8 IN WRECK I~ C~USED WHEN fROfEllEH fll[~ Off MOTOR • e ._ra real cla&'l'IQ "· Slls:htly cooler in South and East porUona """ Gent•rall)' SIX DEAD I: WAS Mli.VEI'l •' ~ team has bee! I Dtlice aok for 202-R. VOL. V- NO. 280 WI!'I!<E.D AT ME • · ~"'The I f WEATHER FORECASTFULL LEASED SR~TI! c ~I! ~LL.Y ·to nothlns shutout l •••I the Newe O&ioe of The Dall) Trlb.....,, call 238-LI if the Bueiae.. .l .lghL. beach Jitter$ to date-. h&ve tbelr last Ell'ort r~ I READER!! .NOTICE-If ,.... BOY LOSES LIFE President Hoover's Law, lnvestl•aton 8 u · s ~ RepGrt Revealing "Naked, Ugly Facta" Saya "Law• leuneu In Law Enforcement" By Arresting SHOW EXTREMES Officers Extend& Into The Court Room be no inquest Into the exeeutive's , •••<h. . In Ill health for AeYeral months, R f d F '1 I Speab shot himst!lf with ~~. .aa Cllle eren um at a i to .. . lber revolver 1n hts hotel room. Hb ence Reaulta In nleet! Mn. MQ.dp Dnlke, Gf Coth lumblls, OhiO, found the man dying. I any a ' He lived only a few minutes after , being removed to a hoispltal. : REWARDS OFFERED TWO OHIO CITIES v· M De ----- Washlnaton, Aug. 10----INS - Two Ohio UtlCS-Cinclnnatl and Cleveland-represent two extremes In pollee mcU1od.~ CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ANTIQUATED I -I e.ccordin~ to revclotlom of the No Reviaion Siru:.e Foundation Of Conatitu\ional SUSPECT SUICIDES I for Information Concern- 1 Wickt~rsham comml.';sion ou Government·, "H,'ah T 1"me" Code Perfected Steubenville, 0., Au&. 19-lNS-- ~ , T errorL b · " • In• Secret aw (/ servance m h..'> repon R d A ~ .. ~ ... •\me ar•-, ... was sald to "'"'' • ~ """ ..., • loduy on the natl<mwlde Ulll' To eme y Many E VI'I I have shot ami crtUcaUy ~df'l.l ilit Gang of thl· "third degne · ---40 Nkk Kruel, · durinp: an ¥-lle~t'd Folluwiu~ h1 a wmmli.r)' ol B)' GEORGE E. DURNO thf· report. ClnclnnatJ, 0 .. Aug. 10.- INB--ln- 1 1 1N .. ~ •drinking party, Benko Bllzes, ~. uf Berlin Aug~lNS---I!:ncouri:wt'MIK""l Lr' s limlln•.s In the 0 1 m•t<·' wh>'ch hao P.y Internat one. ews ....,rv ....e Irondale, near hen•, committed ouJ• .. JNS SUit! Correspondc.lt r. &not ter "" ve~tl&:ntlon WllS under way lwre to-lj' c: .maxed J>y an BlTJllane trag:edy Cide according to the report oJ aged by the rout of German rad !- l t~·;; ci tle:; Wa:;hlng tou, Aug. iO- Prrsldcnt llf'cn much in the public print.>; ot day Into the crash which yr.sterdo.y at CiJl&lnatl In which slx pc 1150115 Co~el' A. L. Bell. call!un wllnessed L'l the failure of ! ··Tht>re h a ~ be e n HoO\(! r"s lt~w enforcement commlss- late- the Seabury lilvestigatlOll of r.ent six occupant.s .:.f an American VIncent w'er~ killed, week--eod accident;, the referendum a 1me~ ~t •hdl"olu- ' lc,;s cf ::::lcep ami d.~prlvatlun !on today roundl.v condemned th•: the magistrates" courts 1n New Yort:. AI 1 ' 'G ToRE tlon of the Pruss an ... e •. • e 1O"J· ruly appllcd. tiley IL::n·e no d!y-the commission was more out,.. 1exacted a h,e&vy toll of lives 1n 1ways JlaSI!I'IlbL• p.nm. p un gmg ' to have TWO ROB DRU S ernment of Chancellq: Heinrich ltttlt lhhd degree rn Clntlme· t:.rmored American pollee 1:!\l S· spoken A report fro m lU; inl'<!SUW death. l'llluable Ohlv a check-up by Iutu-naUonal Columbus, 0., Aug:. 10- INs- Bruenln& today launched a camh om (If "th1rd de~rec'" conft;S~;- ~a tors whkh was appended to the 'I'he victims . "with thC New!:! Servk~ showt'<.l toduy. IPosln~ as customers, two men to- polln expected to result In a ron- einnutl dunng t c P&.'ll t 11 t'f'f' ion~ out ol prlsoncJ S as shocking report to Lhf' l~n·sidPnt dEclared. . ' W1lllam E. Kci~.J. At!" :ltn, Ga . one cllild In addltiOll to those who died day entered t1 drug st.ore and com- certecl attempt to suppress tl•~ yuus. The present ))Olley ol l in lt.J; chal·acter and extent and vwMh;s Wrcnnu U .ii.ugbcs, l~L .Mrio""''h ld 1 d .... lled the mana,a:er to open the Lhe department 1s opposed to ·The 1eeor d ul the lwarlnas con1 1 ~3 front t 2 a rp ane ace en, rown- ..-. $tOO In · 1 iativ~ or ~eric'ln tr~dldon~ anrl ducted by Judge seabun· Into \.he Communist p&rty in Germany . 1 Thom&..s, Ky. polhrtodl to bavhe inas and t.re.tnc collWons, IICOres safe and .11urrender e&sl. Appalled by the series o! shootIt The co.1census of oplnl:m mag•·· ···ot""' In N•. w Yo•k W. at t wu e were ·-!o""\y Injured. Aftl>r asktna: for a J)l.tkaae vf InK on" h-.-b1.... outra,es clolmIs Uml. with the Installation hi H 1 """ "" "' • M 'IAtlanla., hi ·r Oa. 1 V HH . BBrimberry. 1 ho the ~,u., -· 1 •· r th n>en fta·'•d 0 u ~" ·• 1 1.1 u rejmrt to thr W te om ~ cit•· lr~I"Ol'"' n>an)' "'""\•mo of un· . . aum, • et 1 l s, eun, .. , .._ Mrt Ira C FlnlcJe, 60 of Uma c gare...,, one o e "'' inK ""I!Sibly 18 live~; &.nd more than of the pre,;enl cHy-mana~er " , .. VI./~ M. T . Odell, Cincinnati, pilot. pdre. He.ap ar• "Ill d ·• h h .. • d revolver and ordered WUbur Day, InJuries which accompanied I systt"m Bntl tht' rtlln·menl r.:l ~ reveRIIng the ··naked, ugly facL~,"' I!£J.il'nc.'>S. At tllP limP for writln& William J. Dewald, Ft. Thomas, liter him and he bert FOlec- was " t! an er us n WUfi the manaser to tum over all th~> 100 • concerning thl~> brutal and lawles~ : r l:~:.: rt'port that 1n1 utry is :;till 1 Ky., co-pilot. I ilon to aave lila Injured In a oolllsiOJl near Yoder. O.lt~tore·s monef · the plebiscite vottns In Prussia, n,,~ lUI adnrhmtratlon 1\'hich \>Se(l I practice, the commLS!.Ion called up - pendmg: and Wf' have1 not here re"h •· ---Alj.:1ough his rson.h Elmer, escaped · posted 11 rewarJ of 11$S,OOO lor the rubberahose and other on t r.e ..nubile onlnlon to ct)'st.nlllz~ f~:w•d to an.r Individual JnsW..nCt'!l." 1 e P-ne was on thc 01 nc1nna U • I pollee JnformaLion concernlrlf!.: ··secreL ccuorles, change began ac·· " 1 111 to Atlanta route of the Empr.:··with tmctures 0 t e sku I, WI am KILLI-:B St:NTENCED IROO terrorist orgnniatlun," belleVPtll Cleveland~" ln Cleveland, and t:fl"eetlvely outlaw the rubbf'l" ltl searching out facl.5 about ~he Rtddle divl.'iilon of the alrwa.)'s _;,.. )0 W(•t"l', 49, e'J Wapakoneta, WllB Worren, 0 ., Aug. 10-INS-Loul& chiefly respnoslble for the act~ of hose and the coppl'r·~ fi s t !rom the ··third de~'l"~l':· the Wlckersb:tm I!ILJU.t.atlon. , The crush occm"f~ a klllt"<l In an ~t.utomobilecoUislonnear Vttu!:o, 38 , Youngstown pOQ.!room violence. I unlike Clnclnantl, the third star-chamber se!i.'ilons ,.1 thf! na- body had per~onal iml'"t.tigatlmll'l few mh1utcs after the plll.l~t! to-.;k Wapakoneta. operr.tor, today was Sf:.ltenetd L' At the 118.me tame, pollee OCCUPI - 1 degree Is prevalelll . A judge tlon ·~ pollee ~t.atiOJ\8. made in lli mBjor cltJes of th~ ('0 Ullo1f from the Lunken airport. Graoe Flint, of Toledo was killed from one to 20 years In Ot.to ·Peni - ed Karl Llebknecht house, headreported It was prbctlced conT'~ts " lawlessne~s in law euforc:~ - try Or; ly !our-Cincmnat!. BosV!n. slantly. and a ronner proSl"i mem"' extends even lllto Ule com! Plub:(] phla and El Paso-were glvWJtness16 said they snw a pmpl'l - TO Infection Of Boil Receiv~ while en route to Monroe, Mich ., !>y tent.Jary ror the fatal shooting of quartf:rs of the Communist party _in lct' 11!.' off one of the three mot.ors automobile. Three others were 1:1- Bet.tyPnulc.o, 2&,Ckvelandhlsfeput- Berlin, and gave unmistakable m- 1 cutor!Said, 'You can't over! rccm . aud men and II'Omel facing en clea:l bills oC heal th . In tenof the Ford ship. The motor IW~t ed While Playina in jure-J. fli mtstre&li, last May 21 . t.l!ntlon or t.atlns fur~her drastic , stale il ' Prolungtod rf'la:r the bar or Justice fmd them'it'lvcs New York, Ch1cago. Buffalo. Cleve .. then tore Wily h·om the plane. Michi••n C.me At Marion, Mrs. Elnora Sanders, Vitullo was sentenced on a cbo.rae J;llea1ures either to w1pe out the questioning br employed with 1subl~cted to unjust and unflllr laml. Denver. Los Antil:: s. San At an of less than 500 '15, was probably fatally hurt, and of manslaua:hter. to wbtcb he Red,.orpnisaton e~tlrely m· render los of sle(!p and deprivation treatment at the han& uf JUdg:f'S Fram:h;co, Sffiltll". Newarlca~. J., and. lolsot~•oo,htut for &landher hu.sbtmd, J . 4iii. Banders, pc:wt- p\o•dod JJUII'• ,,......,. ~r h1a tt ~ctt.pable o( 1epea.f,lng yeat.er- 1 of food and drink . There Is and prosecuting a~}~fll In Viola . llitro11 ~ tht! brutal tnt"! hod was to be a commun practice. to r-te&cn ll Olweland, A\18'. 16-INB--Fun~ mute-r o1 Way>tesfleJ.t. 0 woa &ev- ~ ""~ days outrqs. ev!dence of beating Lhe pri.. --• • , 1• 61 _ : 1 guaran- ,found I I ·,....., .wcre .to -'"'t . held lal .-...lli... \ ... :- . --•· .-.!.!f _, 1 ~,tact · aoncn wtth··a w.:apon ever-lhe th_1r co._po.lhltlona nen~•te Jud Kmeut M J' ver., era l!l.r!.._. , .here• J .injw:ed,l,_..-, _ ..,.~ - . " . .~ ·'·I"'-'~11'W'~~ · o !s-;;,;~...'1to -~;_~ , WAU."" NO~ tees, of, ~ent Hoower was ·lnfc:nr-.Co.;!:."lloo. ~ ""' ~lUl'-ld 'I!" , ,_ •.. M -wJU.. IS aftefnOGb.' tor David lt. ~ WhtMt hiS" . ......a...... r ·ar..: . ~ ,. ' ae Ul· ~ ' - lh•t they COUfll<t'ered'' 1te relcldnPYII and In Ule 150ft hoJ.,, l..QO 1 vam. 20, formerly one of CleveJan~·~ d t A~ ""0~ 1 nw~- 1 t tlon on a flnt degtee murcklr chllr~:e lpoiJ.Sible tor tb~ outraces. Stl·eet lows above UN hi,ps wit!' ed. ' By abstmcllng 1011 casu whiCh Into the river ,-r.ateRt scholastic athletell .Jd'tl a ~~pee ' erre ' . um s r -battle!! throughout PrU8Sla and Ute which as a rubticr hblse or 'fhf're has been . no thorouc!1.· came before the appelht te cout"ts k auto race drivel, wos. InWI!IIIIE NAMED FOR HOOVEt bombing of the B&sle-Berlln PX· sausage·llllaped sandbar mlilde golna revision of cnmlnu.l procedun' betw~en 1920 nd 1930 Wlth : mployover, and the paSRen- Sophl'more passln8" sensatloh on crwnpled Uke tissue pa- lut st'ason's Ohio Stnte UniVersity jstantly killed &t Fort W•yne, l:nd. St:rasbour1. Aug. 1{).-INS-Pre.!!l- pri'SI. on which the Terrorllt!r apor Bilk, th~se lnstrum('Uls be' In the United States sinn.. the Joun - mwt of llr r:- "tl"!lrd derree" to ex· per. . OdeU bd turned oft the mot.ot" Diving lntCt JO feet of water, RD· f be patently believed Chaneellor Brudation or om· ennstitutlcllsl gcr- i tort conres~;iom; A.s the prlnclpa.l before the CJ'8Ah, 80 the plane did football team. ber, Alva Swingle, 16, of CoiumbU& dent Hool•er can boast 0 int th!" eulng and Foreign Minister Dr. lng clloS£:n bccouse. when pro1ermr..:nt." said the comnrlli.o.;.Jon" re· rc:umn f11 r appeal. the commiMion's Chizek died at his home here last was killed In the Hilltop swmmtng nrst chter of hls country to give Julius Curtlus were returning from perly nplpled, the".: Jcove nc porl. " It l11 high tlmr- thE"rt> ~houlrl : rn\"e5t!gnlor5 rum;ludf'd Lhe p ·actice ne;t burst tnto flames. 1 .md Allen Neff atld Howard Tucker nigh~ trom tubercular men,lngltls, pool. Examination showed lltlll:' hi~ llame to a ~~moUB Rhine wine. Rome, gave Germany one of the markf.." be In every shAle, as wei: 11 s in Iftoml.•llt'd n~ th ~ small towns were flshlng near tbe scene of the phyo~lclans said. Prlends of .the ath~ wat~J in hJs lungs. He WM found at Hoover wine is the name re· bloodies~ days In Its sanguinary ~ C<lngrHS, a caN.>ful studr ot thl' ' ' w al dJ.~tl ict s equally .,1th the accident. They swam Lo the planr Jete r.ald he r~ver had ll'COVered the bottom or the pool by another cently given to the 1931 vintage of post-war political history. s ubje,:ot and th(• adoption of snnw : mrtrr.pclit.an areas. In 45 of these and vainly attempted to remove from an Infection or a boll which swimmer shortly nft.er making a the Bavarian Palatinate, otter conThe train bombing occurred at S thor;,mgh-golng reronsidcration of IraM-s. rever~al~ of tlw or1ginD.I verthe lwdles . A. fil'e alarm Wll~ resulted from his participatiOn In dive ~lder:ng various nornenclatliJ'I s such Juertarboe. a\xmt 40 miles south ::~r th 1 , IT . . f . die ts W(' u~ crd•·rl'd Eounded . lng etaht- Br- ld as "dfpression. wine", .. 1931 crisis", Berlin. A grennde placed beneath the Ohio Stnte-Mtch111:an 11:11.me last j Tl~orna 0 I ,\WS a er 11 ng prosecu 11on :Jl I 'The nmd dcgr~~-the u: n: t:ttng Firemen ond pollee tURhed to lht' season. pupil at' th~lllOhio Sold~:s' aond "hurd times" etc. Last year's crop the tracks and ell'!ctr!call~· wired to cr ..~~ earnestly reeornmend the I of Ptllll. phy~ic~J or mental, to ex· l!cene and immcdtatcly plunged Into Tl'amrnates from the 1928 champ- Sallus' Orphans· Home at Xenht. fron. lhils some dlatrlct were called a contact station hidden 1n tile com;deratlon b Con ss of od · h'Hct oonfeSiilon~ of statemeLl! ~--ls the trumplcd pile of det::-1~ Lo rc - lonshlp Cleveland Heights high waa drowned when he waded be_' "evllcmatlon wines" to mnrk the ~OOdsthnearby, blew the nine cars Attacka uProhibition Foun~ of ff'der I cri~l I gre ·pd a c ~ lrldr~.prf'ad tllrougl\out the eounoover the boctl'!li of t:1c dead. scb{l(,l team which Chizek captaind hi French withdrawal from the Rhine rom e track and down a 60-Coot a na proc un> try , It wa~ repor!A'('! 1 d to be IJbe rs at th yon s depth n Lake McDowell, a 1 d embankment, Injuring 8J paMendation in Saya Public i:11 nt('.ct these 1'\'ils. Such n cod" might I ·· I , 1 t u:.,~~r""•' pa Galen Leming. who was picking er "''1e are e awlmmlna; pool used by children at an · rers, 10 or them seriously ~:erv£' as a model tor many of the 1 . A·' .' 1 meuns 0fd ·'~t oppl · corn In a flekl near!Jy the accident, uncia · the h On t 1 Bein ... Deceived t t h d ~ I 1Jce. 11 was urge a rue uc en orce h 1 was Ten days arter the Mclhlgan pme urp anare. DRIVER JS KILLEO a e egrap poe found • :> a ~f. w OSP PMJCI.' ure Oucl s est:Jo:'l"· whf re by · e\cr~· pmson ch:lrtled wlth described the frightf;,tl sight o l the OhiZPk was Lakt>n t.o UnlvetBI.ty hosTwc · .ftghts were blamed for Lhe Port WHyne, Ind., Aul. lO--(JNSr o1copy of the National SoIally favorable machlmry.. for thr , crime should iortln:.> lth taken zig-ZHgglng crazily In Ule air pita! In Columbus suftertna a serof Walter Nler;., 40. of New· - AI Burrell, 28 or Columbus, Ohio, Ansrttr Dtor , Cooperstown, N.Y .. of criminal justice. fore a magbtrate ad\'l'Wd of the and finally hurtling to tous a;.se of septloomialrom the inwas sought connrctlon waa killed Instantly when hl11 r11eer tlon! 'Attentlonr A&.omUJtl - Thot the American bufllness men'"' In \his report. tht! Wlck('rsham {11arge aga lf'st him. given the nghta redlc.n It we..<:r said. PJve months his man was un er arrest Knd l turned over during the tellture Live the Revoiuttont"' prohibition foundataon "Is decelv- ' r:cnH!J again rPft> rred _to thr ,-tu have couns!'l und intefl\l1 ' t r d t 0 Lak w death. event of the Fort Wayne Speedwav th f · 'Mooney-BIIltngs cast m Calrfornln ' r:at 'd b\· the mngistratf' His aa. to be a ftosh of fire and some HlJioke ater he was rans erre eAnton Oruber 18 wal'i to be ~~· acroSrl e ront PBse. Pollee be- t ing the public as to Its ortrtn and' but announ!:{'d ftnallv it could not · swe~ ·hould be 'record "'d f1 ·~ • Wrecked Propeller Found 1500 Feet From Plane Wreckage we SP-.,. IN A~R1C... ~ • At!!YSSI"'IA, ~IL.~ I lnjurieo Cau1ed While Di-.inr; Eiaht Year Old Boy Drowns I 1 • 1 1 I 11th, •• .• 1 '~~:. :i~·~:~· I ,. 'l yoil that;, •" ' -' Coua~ilmanl· ~~f!:~ 'w .. ret '· "' ' lns;tltullorn~. '"''''H 1 ~ 1 l"hioh • ·pqriq, and I a~p '9or of reduc.tion i• · ratet where the c' tbe Villace of Po 11 · Nu'1l-I.IN' DOING l..iT"TL.E ~OONE..,. . MEDDL-ES WI"'!H NO 6ANISS'TER5- , COIICN'IIIed. I thall •PPTt!c:l thaak you for Yot WILLIAM I COUNT IV\E OUI! 1 li~ collil ·Re~>Qbllean MAYOit 'OON''T ll!E SIL.L.Y • 1; 'S ONLY OUR <:RoWO • W!E :l~ST l:>RESS UP LIKE ~UFI"IANS AND CAL.L. ,,. A <5AN<5$"1'1iR. I"A~T"" • IO'S '11-11! LA"TE6' FAO ~E.Mt:MSE.R - 0'"1, "I1-IAT19 Oll"l"E~Et-IT• e,t....'Y, \I LIKE. A L.OT OF FU~. · I;!E. '11-<E !'I,E. AT E.IC!ii-IT SHARP • "11-\E ADDRESS 16 ON!: 1"1FTY· "11-\REE 1 EAST '6ROAD'"IUR5T · STREET oh· Stat e Star Fi naJl y Succum bS ON '1!-4E S~( OL.D OEAR 1 ON SPOT. '11-IE. 1 =I • I S: .., " '"' 1 I. Charge· Hurled I B B h B f y usc , rewer nL plat~e dea~ an:tl~ ~orth. th'~l ~C:~~d c~~~1~!t. ~~~e!m'••l' a~th. Then som~ things that look like wood hospl~d her:. Dn~y le r~ently 90 0 n Y repieces of wood scatlet't'd out ut the was he con ere plane. They must h :n'f! been plec·.!s 'covered to be removed to his home. or the propellr•r," he sald. Tt',c wrecked was found only u old. As a In e. field 2,000 teet Croon the demo!- he 1\"aiS recognized ns the [Jt'eate&t !shed plane. The moLar, which had f lb U I ho tte d d been attached to tlw propet: :!r. w.l". ~ ~efgh~ hi e~er 1 n ~ found l.500 feet from the croct·~ ~vr ~~ked e 1 .sc to · W!eclulge. ro ::rake a 1 ; ::'an:~ve H:n ht.s 8 Officials of tl'loc United StaiAJs De- 8 lO-"; vicror;, 0 Lo 10 hi ~for partment of Commcn:e began an th I.ftk Erie chver 1011 mshl 1g 11128 Immediate Investigation or the ~ ~ a~p11 u~vt nr are paren · ont' crash. J. A. Reed of the Department of Aeronautlcnl Inspection . sister and three brotherR. wms in Cincinnati at the time. H~ lfN"PILLED TONNAGE LOWER went to the scene of the accident at ODC'! He was joined Inter by InNew York, Aus. 10-INS-Unflllspectf:.r Freeman Alberry who new ed tonnage of the United Stat~s -RTY LIJ: Ll Comme"'1 ·~re·~~ meall o We. .taur,nta. in Pc 'dationo. Wo · ~mmendatim thrOUI tra•el We have kno .1t:~,;.·well Bentz. OR NO PARTY' NOBODY CA~ SPL.ASJo-1 ME Ul'> '11-415 WA.¥ ANO <SET AWAY W1'11-1 I'T 1 WR.ONG f .:.0 ro: P.: · 1 ADORES$. ~e ;:pe~l~~~~::S~r :~~~~~;~~tt~~r l:,~lytoshe.ow~~ :in~:~t.~ Tho·usands Lost Jn Yangzte Flood ••t ~T 1 SJ>.L.L.. RIGHT,OORA YOU AIN'T I $0 OUMB. ralgned In TraMe ~ourt at ClevC'land today on a charge of manslaug:hter as a result of the fatal to he au:"l street with his mother. Mrs. A~ua RatUgan the lad's moth 8 ported In' a critical con:t1:;' re When his machine collided. wl'h another machine on a Olevelal;d sh-eet, Theodore P. Massman, J1·., :14, was lnsta.nt.ly killed. John AI~ exy, 28, a pa.uenaer. was ~vere!y cut and bruised. Ooor1e O'NeJIJ, 28, and Jn 1m · ldentt~d. ,,man of 50, were ktlltod In slib"WJ\1'8 In Oleveland. Uarr:v Jackson, 19, .was held ~y pollee for lnvestlat~.;Uop tn the 0 Nelli kh!ftll:J which occurred during an arguc:rnz... al ' ' " n:e he killed the untdenf.lfled vl~llm after the latter attacked 111m. Lloyd Maurel, 20, "nd WalWr Reamcl, 19, of Brow11helm klwnt!hlp, Erie county, were drowned at VennJUon, when l:ley were knocked vlolent)J· from thler feet and car,rJed into deep Wat~r by lL hug€ wave 011 Late Erie. b~ Au~. 10.--I~S l fallur~ i.nscrJ~~ ' ~~lml ~- th~n 0 ro~~d~~~nA.. th~ ~-he J.udge~~cnl cnmmJ~J?n b~Ue.,..(.s0 1 a~- ::::· 1 1 Bridge war Opens J S C t' n upreme our .:R~~:~~· ~~; ~::r~h~J:: 1 ~~:i. Mpo~.~- 1 GRAVE I ANXIETY IS ma~· 8~,000,000 b~hels 'r ' NO Freedom Of Speec h At State - lgratna IGIRL to~ !;.•~ra:a_~leyJ~r;es ~~en ~y. I ° o.n~h~~k ~~ to~~L81~~~~~· R~~!';; ~~a ro~~y!nr-old Donal~ y~r qua~.tnbock. t.omo~ll~· :~:n ~:k ~~ ye~~ ~st~~e~~?~:a!:~llty c7" : OH 1 0!!AIR '11-ll:N 1 MUST .......VE6NEN ROO "n-IE ~ !~~ist~e :~;~.ap~~At ~~- lac~ automobile, t.rnvellna at 90 ~=~~~~~~~m~g w~ t~iswo~k of I purposes" wos the charge hurled land would not l'el'ieW tht' · mt:ri ts ~ ~ br :ul~rssrblc 111 evld~m:en-~;; ~~~ mUes an hOUr, brushed Qialnst a or tr 1 use means todar at Richard H. &:ott. motor thn ~ f&mous event Til t f''Jmmiss - 1 t !m In nll subs u~n t roce"dil - .. :Sltlddtng machine ahead, and turu - Naz~ ng: to slltct the blame on tl1 ~ I C(.lllp&.ny Prf>Sident and hear! of tlw ion \"as llOl RPJ>Ointed to pass en 1 s :lr uld the pr~ner ~ru:s{\ ~ ed over. Police found further evidence of Busch . St. Louis brcw-1 of s tate courts and IH' r jlJe the ot the Red terrorist organization's ef- ler, in'a statement made public SmJ- , obv•onsly could not review pr.::secutm and Jlingc shoulrl have tortlr In plocards ~last.ered throu~~:h- I dy at his summer home here. at- ~ tlon or the Buprem~ court of Cah- the r;.ght to r;crnm-ent on that qji\ FLIERS TO RETURN VIA SHIP oot the workers district or the it.o.cked the foundation on tho· forma, It Wall 158ltl. I at h;s trial. and l"f'COmtn en,:ed Lhat 1 Eaat End threat.entnt death to tWil 11 round tha.t "instead of 1t.s being an '"Wp ma\ .say further thl\t the ! existing r ules forb!dctmg romm(!t)t 1 -=N ;~%~~· J~<~- policemen for everY Oommunlst ~ orpnlzatlon endowed by buslnto:<~ Ihnpi..:,pl·lpty of an}· dlscu~ lon of the on ~uch failure to testify In ~ ando, who establiBhed a new killed In yesterdos's rioting. I mtm for prohibition propaganda . it ra.'lol'. had we po'li·er to review it, : <Wll behalf ..be e.bollsllf'd.'" ..~ tll(lbt record of fi,Oll miles by ny. IH ~t.n or~o;~t.nlztlon or professlnn&l lwould rise from the fact that an : T11e cmnmtMion objected not onJy 1 Ins from New York to I&to.nbul, M(l'RDER ATTEMPT FAILS prohibition propa.gandi~t." organlzc•d application for a pardon for Mr. to pJ•ysical brutality m the third Turkey were In MarseUle8 today :u_ I 10 solicit contributions from bust- , Mocm~y Is now as we have bef.'n ad- ! deg~.t·e--beatlng of prlscmers--but rangin8 to have their plane ship-' Colon Panama Aug 10--0NSl nesr. men and others:· j Vl!;ed. under comlderution b)• LhC; also to the mental cruelty" of con~ ped IMitlr: to the Unlted Btdt~:~. Uncontl~med rep(,m ~ecelved he~ I Busch cla.im'!d that legalizing ,-, j 1~cvenJOr or CaUromla." declnn'd Llnucus quet.tl~_ tng of ~uspect.6 ove~ • They new yesteraay from Istan- today from Trinidad HOUrce.s de- the mtt.nuf':'Ct~re of beer would give }X.rioo~ running ao high a.o; l!f week bul to Marglgnant" atrport. The clared that President Juan Vleent employment to. J,250.000 pen;uns. • i In s.~,·eral cited instances . flyers were expected to emburk for Gomez, dictator or Venezuela, nnr- ' wculd give the til:OYernment S40fl.I Speaking of thls pollee method !he Unit.ed Statefl tomornw; rowly escaped death at the hands ol 000.000 annua.l revenue to the govt r.nd of lhe unfair pra t f c:! tn be f ' ---a would-be &S8a85ln esterda ernment, a'ld provkle a rnark~t for 'h c lCE's oun the demolish"'"The report riSJd th:t a hurl- I of grain annuIS the d tt d ""' FELT FOR CRAMER ...... ~ &remade Into the President's a ~ _ 'u d t ,. . e era WBS rmmve "':1 the govtal of 3,404.816 tout: of July 31, acautoinobUe near Marcato but th The statement of the brPwer was C t Ov L d f · ·. n amen a 1 prerequisite or laW emmtont oftklals, who said a mi:n- cording W the otll.dal report of the bomb tailed to explode. 'The as~ 1 in answer to a challenge from on r~eny er an or 1 Q~··\·ance. hardly can))(> expected ute examination would b~ mo.de or C("lnJ:!Rny cl'leased at noon toda). eopenha.pn, A\llf. •o-<INS>- saa&l.n, according to the reports 1seoLt. Ohio-Kentucky Brid&e of peuplt> In general JC th:J clf!ccr:; lt. Unflllel' tonnage on June 30 orave anxiety was felt. by Qanlah wu •bot down by soldiers · ' Busch said that thto Wllr-t1me ul' s·u I F ht , charged wrth enror<:eme11t of t.be 1 er Y oug Ofl!:clals or Lunken airport also amounted to 3,479,3a3 tons. comofficials today over the safety of · : gunmen of the drys that !abo;:. law cio not S('t thf' t'Iample 'ot IM>gan a probe ot the occident. They parina with 3,620,452 tons on May Parter 0. Cramer. American airman Igrain and other materials w~ 1·c I nbedienc~ and its receipts." reported that the acCident was due 31, 3.897.72!1 tons on AprU 30, and mtselnK since he took ofl from the needed for the war could be applirC: Columbus. 0 .. Aug. IG-INs-rhe CGurt practices whlc;, wcr£' found to the breaking of the propeller 4,022,055 toos on July 31, 1930. Shetland Islands yesterday for Nor , now to relieve unemployment, rP- Ohi.:.>~K~ntucky bridge war was sche- to 1Jc prevailing In "u sutlleie:ntly hub as the plane galne daltltude. ws.y. store business confidence and ··uri- dult>o to l'topen here today, wHh challenging number of eases to A r.heck at the airport, omclals l After luooeufull)' fiJlnil acrosa Ivance ~ubhc health, morals anc the ~t.ut.e SUPI"f'tne Court beginmng empllulzc the foundation for jUBt said, f1hoWed that the URual mJcrosHOOVER OB81ERVE8 BIRTHD.4.Y the sub-ArctJc ooeal\8 trom.'Detroi~ ]Welfare. hcarmgs to determine whether K ~·.l· OOlnfl ':llnt"' included "abusea recopic inspecticn had been mad~ or Lu:ay, Va.. AUG. 16-IN8-Ploe,l- In an attempt to map an a~ ma A.Nociation of Profeuou · '"I may be wrong, but 1t is my be- tuck.\ may condemn Ohio laud to latlng to the time and place of the illafatcd platlf' before pilot Odell dent and U:ra. _Hoover awoke In ~:!~~ro:nc::~ h:vy s':.:~ I lief that the huge quantity llt be U~£d as 81] approar:h tor {I brirlgP trial. de~lal Of counsel or other took the controls and started the tratn drenched surroundin!JS today, on the final atages ot hi! journey, Coademn Univer•ity formerly used In the brcwt~. oetwt'en the two states. ~Me:cz uards granted by iaw ta the craft. on Its short trqlc-endlnlf 1 p . • to obServe the 61th birthday anni~ and rear1 were felt that he had been Tru•tee• Industry. throjinto the mark£',,· Following a poetponcment of th:• accused during the trial and the ,JoumPy ' n Few Day•; 400 Sa1d versary of the cblef executive. Mrf!. roreed dowi'1. tn ra&ll".f seas someevhocyt Yh'"' " lb"""t __petitlohn W11h case last week , att:».neys for the v~tous forms or mh;c.onduct ..,., 1r u .,_. . , muc . lo 11rl' Maysville Btldgo Co r C I . H ,..__,_ -d t hi •• "'·lis d and w ea ' u con "' Od4'll, despite his youthful q-e of to ave ..,rUWDel at HOO\'f'r joined the president a s where betwetm. ...e on., n WN'hln1 t.on, Aua. 10--INS-Ftee- farm debacle .. Busch said .. o Inc nna II prosecutors and Judges 1n the court 23, •a.s regarded as an experienced Race Cour Rapldlan camp yesterday arter Denmark, a dU~nce of 650 mUas. dom of speech dcJ(oft not prevail !It The bn!we; dunaed th~t a huge an Ohio corporation. W<'re S(:~W- ~OOM . It was ~() puL an end to ~uch pilot. The last ch~k of hiJ record ae christenln& tbe new navy dJriKible ·• -· the Ohio State Univenlty under the denclt facing the United Bt.ah'ti dulP:I lo appear here ond . attempt mfr!:1gements en pcr~onal rights llhovnod he had 3,900 hours 1n the J\kr"n al. Akron, 0. WHEN prucnt attitude of the board of tre&llury was due to prohibition to Jllevent a condemnat1~n trial that ; general revision or the code air, c·f which 1.100 were nllht ftyJng. thLondon, Aug. IO.-IN8-Flood.s In JUGULAR S£VERgJ} trUII•ee11 , the American Association 'The Federal gowemmen~ alon~ ~ga~n~ lhl'! Ohio land wtuch was or crl!nlnal pr~edure was .suggestDewsid, who waa a former Inlh: LINDBERGH'S W A IT or Unlver.stty Profe<>IIOI"tt declareod to- 18 spendtns sso.ooo.ooo a year In nst tuted in Brown county by the ed. fttructor tn the naval ftylnl l!Chool paat few days, aecon:tlna to dl~- FOR GOOD WEATHER Hew Yort, A.-. 10--INS--\Vtdle I day lD a preliminary report exon- dl":t O:~hiblt~ I enforcemen '. l t.t~~1~:11"~7: t~~m~r k Eleven specific changes WP.re proat Pt!naaoola, Fla., is IUtVIved b7 patches from China recel~d In funeral ~~t~rvlcea 1Jel'e arranred to- erating Prof. Het'bert A. Miller or cos . e bat 8 o the 1919 col'n a e en uc Y legis~ posed In the appended report t 08 his wile. two children and hll!l par- Lortt'on Barrow, Ala.sk&, Auc. 10_ day lor Mia AladlUd llll!riOJI, the ehafles upon which the trusthe commts.sto:n; enta. One report stated that fOO people INB--I"olsed at the "top ot the by an axe blade Wblle lhe pia) e<l tee. dlsmJued him May 21. ly due to prohibition, there Is .l quire land atter ne otlat.ionN Zechariah Chaffee. ,Jr.. Walter H . Before Roinlf to the airport 3"!8- who had sought reruae from the WOl'ld," Cclonel and Mrs. Charles Matte Antonette !n a mock gulllotWJIH*m B. Munro. president or orime coat burden upon the peopl<! Jud._tJ John Q Qu 8 f ~ailed, Ptllbk and Carl s. Stem-and te~y. Dewald attended church !I water& of the Yanst111in the A. Llndberah today again awaited lnln!;. HaMld Plnn, 19. wu to be the D!AOCia~lon, ci11Ll."Ri:tel"lzed the ne- estimated by experts at trom $l 2,. oouniv ordered ju1n1a~ 0 rown 1 wblle the commission did not adopt. 8 ry rawn for the all of thftn In their own report wi~rt his wife and children. ..'l'llnd:lltand of the racecourse at a ehanie In the •1!11-~ to tate oft arrai~Cned tn court. port u a "black eye" for the unl- ,000.000,000 tQ ••a.ooo,ooo,ooo .a .yt'ar." trlnl • 1 Aticrneys tor th brld ·rube bact at the Wlua.l time." Hankow lost their IIV!!8 ' Whm the on the next lel . gf .~elr vacation Plun was held on a homicide •enttJ. It provided thtlt Miller be 'iald his statement. they asserted they called for "carrehe t6Jd .f.Jtem as be ltft. structure coiJapaed, ftlght. to the OrleDt. .. , ehatle. retmtated and that the b ~~ '· 1 ' I which own the ~ ge COMJ)Qny ful ron.sldontJon." The.!(! s\IIIP!:I· An hour later the news of hJs Acoordlng to a Bhan&hatdf.sDatch, Hea•y rain BJld wliid threatened He held the axe OMr the \111'1'& rn~ eoneede acadl!!mtc fl'tledom a~~t TRAIN KILLS MAN for the brls whllo ~e.~d needed lonA l~cluded: desth wu carried to the Dewald thoWJands nre drowned In that fllf't.Mr delay In tbetr 'hbp to Nome. neet It a JNU't}r ot rotma people. t.hf rlcht or a faculty member to Olenoove. w. va .• AUII'. to-INs- twt"eU J.fo~ille : Of"~ted ~- 1. Establishments or a 3tatutoty bome. cltJ Prld.ay when scores ol hOURI, m miles to the 110uthwest. The biDdle lllppiKlaod tbe lb'l'll secwtty of omce. Tilt~ must be While waltlnr alona the Baltimore dem, o .. planned' toy., an th At- r- minimum time tor the preparatJoo - ·crowded wltb refU~eet~, 1tent undBI'ThoroUihlJ' reaVe~ and haY,l rll JUIUIU' 'ftln wu aevered. . daM, tt. ~ •''it :.tbe unt'll'r.slty & Ohio railroad tnv::b near here Kentucky H arne at the of thfo defeusCR. Obleln tl A IG-INS--Tw mined and llllDt under the· wa~ taken tn au the IIIShtli ot till. out ·wu- •lll.'tha Jl1rra dnCa ' " ' .II tct MIJ P"'OQJible tbne today, Oeorp Purket, 51, was th lghny Oommlsston had 2. Adoption by the ~~:trr.te . Dl tlrl a .:mooltton or l.nbalhe•• ..-:!.iJ.· "that t.ber , .-ould. lbe 1 optnlon at.ruck by a train and alma!lt IDorlty to atart •uch action In __ .._ ~"" .......,....,.. "' ~ ·~ w illl 11001'1 ·-e-l'lon·< i1111Ld0Dint6d. • l:hrO\liiHiut. t.l2.1li4XIuntrr." lt.aot.ly tllied. · vuntlnul"d on pap lhnt) (QmtirJUid·on• pqt tbrM) droWDed lib rata In a trap. WM&ber permHa. . , ' " 1 l>ropell~r "'1'0~ <SUYS-- :io~e:f KILLED I kll~ed Point ==~ :0~ ::!1 a:di~:~~U:ar~~ ~~teu~~~~d~'::O.:u:m~~o~ ~~ lm'~~tl~tor.!- 0 .. penon~ ~· t~ t.r'::~_e_.n~~ ~!:. .~.-declared ttw;rt:! ~atllll~" •-litbd '*"-·JII· .ue. -oJ,,r.fn~t.. ~,:u ·--~,.,_:..- ·-- �0 . J ·' a I I ! 1 J ... MOJIDAY. AUGUST 10, lhl. 1111 DAILY TRIBUNE. POYPffiOY, 0810. A Job for the Rope Walker Six Dead ~ A~IO bf fir, lhoutli IIJII In• • ' fETITION AND ANSWER-Thi" poor man cried. and,..the Lord heard IJJm, and ~aved him out of a11 hb troub~es.-Psalm A 34 ·o:. .. ~lrC"K of 1 to Mr !re~~~~:u~!.,.~~~~~~e:~l~~s~~ 'T'h ~ ..,~' wmml~lon Oalllpo!l• II -- h;. .. ,, 'Gil I I I• Pits II8BJ 1 Man .!J ; : . I " ., Take advantase of the low Ierma now offeree! on this New Hotpoint Electric lrcm inlcl do your next ironing easier, quick· ~ and be(tt\'. The f.lew Hotpoint lron is equipped wid) a ~lrod lieatin1 element, patented heel all!! thu~ real; finiahed in tarnish· prCIOf chromeplate. Colil)ilete with cord and plug. l ' by ANTHONY ABBOT .' ~,, •• I I i. ..I' ~~~~~ ( of rallrvad)'; I Hotpolat Irons h. 7:? NEWSP'RJNT TO WITHSTAND SPEED OF NEw PRESSES t he L Acid ON ,.._ Henry Mn. nd ArmM 11da h " 1 60Ila. !!<lJd h.,. !pokt' 'wit h A Can of Woaden henrmg t.hf' ONE 58!-L •.,. Edward Carroll., ur Oravrl H il l. 'wui:nm J ron nd t OIJI¥)!Itlon or the vruj)OI>Iii ur the 1 An unctPnt ('R\'e In tile J'a\1'f Rut..h and ones N an1 f cwo 1 U& Wn 1 r all roe ds 1o ral.'lf' 11l'lght rates 15 1 ~:ruttoes, llt'ur the old Thurln~aD .:..::~:.:;~;==::.:==~;:::::::::: lelllon, Charle!i Sr,week or CharLs &:hwnaker, spending the with I\ aorn o om 0&' I per D!:Tlt 1 dty nr S1•ulteJd on the Ul\er Suale hi~; son , C T Schumaker of Gravel Vlrl!lnia Leonard llnd ~yme CO• r,. In f,t~ rDlflh•' • 1'18.1 been openf'd to HlU. •vert ~turned Sunday t."V@n1ng trum -:::=.1 C')Opt-r lU!f'cl tlle commission l(, t•JUTI8111. Tt w m\ e contal n!J manJ MRS. MYRA ROWLEY vanZant or Chester She 15 also Mrs Davis Vale of Columbus I~ a weeks visit m Zanesville The) call a met!Ung either here or 11 , 11t 11 la ui!PR uud R f U IIIJ,•mlt~. 110~ .• ANSWER~ SUMMONS su;vtved b} severul ara nochHtlleu vWllng with Mr and Mrs. H~Atr)'l were acoompe.nled home by Qeorgr By ROBERTS. THORNBURGH Bleached !!ulphlte yielded a lowe r Ch rc:u;:o 011 Aug :n oi ra ilroad om - I ot til~ fm·mer b('lng more th.an •hr ~ fhe Jurwrni !.(:tvtce:; Wi ll be con- Roush. VanZant I N S Staff (;o~ftl~ KIUS:t than CUJresps;mdlng t~mou n l.J:i r·i~Js tJond anus , f...-•t l• •n;; nhrl ol nw>tl u UtiD , as • l o uc~U :J.l tht' rl:lsltlence at 4 p m Mf'l' Pearl Smith or Pa1kersburg1 WUbur Curtis'\ Donald Hud8on Walihlnwt.on Alii 11.Studies of ut unbleacht!d sulphite pulp, at~ ' men and labo tocKholdets, work - knlttln~: fll'ullt• 'I he .:-roltoo~ro~were Mr&. Myra Rc.wley nge 'J2 . wide'· Tul.';.da) v.rth Re~ E.tchm~e 1 om- ~nd bOll Leroy or Pe-nfield, Pa . mo- a.nd Gerald J:>pw 01 COlumbtU ucv. ~prlnt puper just comp1tted I.Jy 1 coralng to the ~rle of .expemn~ut~ !tlder an r organ!zatio 'S Lo con- I 11 •1n•·• f<~r ..-enlurlef!, a 1ourC8 of 1 Of the late Ollve1 Ruwley , passen t iutl~lj. Buna l m cJ•ur~;:e ot Ra w- torE d here Sunday for a brief visit j spent Sunday ht;,re, with relauves Ule Unltl'd States Burell.LL StandAmong other conclwlons at't: Btrtc btlagreement to lnstnuU' 1 lt.lut n-lu->lllu ~: ~;l,tl l' 'I he mille!> were &way a her home on Third ovc.Jt: , ling• Wi ll iJ.4' macle in !he Htll ct•m - \'lith c E Smith o.nd ramlly •iind frlenda , ~trdb "tve promtt>l' or a paper wh1c 1 1 Bleached toulphlte d~!i not m - _ ~ ~ ath ObSf"rvance by tit(' ;o hu••d' flltl ut•••lir J:"i() ~·ffirll np;o. Buhday aftf'rnoon ~ 3 30 She ~ ~ !:'len 1 SybU McCoy accompanied by 1 Rt'bt!rt Sibley, .)ames Donner and _,..,til vperat..e lll higher speed prc!l:!oE:s crea~ the stre.ngth or paper to tne (Ei -- - --~ - -- -- -- · - -~~~~Ved b) wo droughet t·. ML" Betl} Lou Wl.lson. returned home Robert Richards l._f ~""O>t Gf modenl newspapet 8 v.lth a mml . ~st. me eXtllllt ot unbleached !iUlphltr f!~• I • : . . . . . . . . . I J 1 •••• ! • • ! • , • • , t f a• T • I t , • i • ' . ~rt Adams of Columbus, anti MISSIONARY TALKS d f C 1 b v ~ .....~ tnum of breakage, the Commerce j pulp Mfa. Elmer Reed ot Middleport, 1 Mi.ss MRI ) Mills, Be.pti~L mlssjon- Bun BY rom oum us where she Sunday with trte-ftdao hem Department annowlct'l:l lncreat~e In the Pe:f.etnlage ol ' ' McMASTER'S ' SPECIALS thmot ' M 81!!oters, Mrs. W E. Bta:u;bul) ary, who has Jecently relurnt>d flom hru; been vlsiUng Betty Lou will re- I Vrnlr Jenklnll l.nd Ml'fl Thelma One of the cuncluslom ol ~;ulphite pulp de<:reasell the ash. Special For Thio WP.ek m!Un here Sunday with Cap••ln ,\ con,.nt u r poper. a. l•hOU8•l , ~ h (' flij h • or R ldd.,po<t • M" G•••g· Tit us lliiSSICLl 1.. l M .. llll8U8 , N!Clt ri~Ua de- othc I for d a visit with. Bybi,l .. and I Bhi•,Je~ .. ~ S""'nt .,... ..... Spl'Oie.l lnvestigutlon conducted 1\t Utland, Mrs Stella Dustin of livered a mos t Interesting talk Sun 'I' fr en 11 •and Mrs Tom Jo.1es ,. the r>«jue;.t of the Govermne 1, 1 cunt.e:Jt Is higher when bleachcd 1 • 6 ll.t U.-l'tnr Iron with ~lAnd attat-hed--GWU'llnt.eed ror Bid well, and one b1othe1 Gtllll'~ duv evening at tht regulol ~ I"VI Ct·s Mr and Mrs Irving Kflrr Jr . and 1 Carroll Meadows returned Mon- Prin~ng omce lndicroted that "An pulp I~; used., Lban J~; ,the case 11 1 ) ear - - ' -- - - - -- --<tt the First Bapt!st chUJt·h un h -:1 daughter left Monday morning tor j day to hla home In Columbw; alte lncrel\l;it' in the percent.a Ke of sui- unblftt\ched ptlp 11; usctl llulk as a mlss1onn.ry aml tlso 011 :t. weeks VISit In Zanif5vtlle j v!Eitlng l'o'!lh friends and retallve~ .phltt: pulp Increases the ten•d!t> Tile capacity of paper decrease• $3.00 Value Se.le $2.23 the earthquake wluch oe<:urrt'd m M~ and Mrs W. a Date of Oalll- hert> and bur sting st.renl§th of newR- as the ~n:enl.al!:e o! sulphlt.e puliJ mcreal>(:s OtdUml wood pull) ll:i I , Nicaragua on Marr h 31 Smce MJ ~s pol!.~ vlstted here over the week end ) Mr and Mra. 1 H Smith and prlut f uti Sl~ Ironmr Hoard-3 p:y Ye-llow Pine, wtu not . . rpi M11ls ~·as~ wrtncss of thr honm .. w1l~1 Mr and M1s. Rc~rt Camp .Among the pro~ems of neYos- the most 0PllqJ.le, unbleacbOO suJ- 1 • 1dausht.er Helen . Mr and Ml~ CRt · SuMtant1al ~land. the quak · . hf'r acruunt was mc, t I G B Cook or Townnda. Pa . ar- 1roll <.1 zanet~vllle ~pent Sunda}' pa1Jtr Pl'fiiS rooms, with prl'~S•':> ~bite next. il~ bleached sulphlL~ n1:1h~tJc and \'lvld An f'Xceptbn- tl\ed Saturday e\'enlns for a week with Mr and Mrs A V Smith and ope'rat ln8 at high speed~ reqUlrt.'<l 11mmulated rot the Bure\j.U tuJ tl.•$1.75 Value . Sale 98c ally large c1owd was prese m ' CIId \ISJt Wilh Homer Cook and 1tamt'y In Older; tbat lhe pub!Jcatwm ma y '~t lfll.n,lil.llirent fnmlly 1 be pl:pced em the sLreet quickly m I A research P!Ot:'ram IS being • Platf' f,las,'l R01.lh Rmmt :\flrror~. It e:tEceu !\cLdlt:r aouu your food ani! 1 A V Smith and daughter Koth - lati!\C ';t.olume, has been the burst- opera the study by the 01 ganic Size tO Jn x 18 tn.-First 1• · :uaee aufte1'Lng trom gue, heurtburn, I Mr and Mr~ Btul Millet ami R A Miller \\ho ha~ br.en con-I ryn Lois attended tha Smith h.·- lng of lht lulled paper A carert•l l lh~mlstry ~t't~ion and the IJI!JJI:'r Quality. hl~~~~~~·a~~a~~~~~Snt~ut~ein;r~~~~~- i Mt llno Mt:; Keith MJUel of La l ~ncd ~~ ttllr H~I!'Rl ltosp•ta l, Y.as union at Marletta Sunda.t: iituoy (If th!J; pnrtt~lllat ptoblem sectlan un the int.erretatlon Jf • 1wrttln8' Inks l\nd paj)t'J" pe!to.ln- 1 • 0 us Om!;! Sa~urdav eve· run~down, ue•voua, 11nd cun t 11leeP S<J[l;e, W Va. spenl Sunda,' Wh 1 11 rotw . _ IU~ made by the Butel\u . $1 .50 Value . ... .....'>ale 98c wan. I want }ou to •1ult Buf!ermg • ~11' and M! s Fr ~ nk McElhemw ct nlng He IS reported to be much lmHowev""•, the ,los;. of ,.., ,.,, ,,,_ lnij lX., .t he pre~r·vat.lon of wntl.t'll l • ' r1a-ht now 110 come h1 "-"d go:et whut 1 - ' PCO\ed ""' .,.... ..~ rec th .'t' ~ iniJh Steel f"ryln.lf Pan~ with cnl't't Flnr fur General ~on.•iderthe-gre~~.te ttlmedLdneTh,.ve 1 [,ravel Hill I 1c1ca::;t's st!Mhtl) wtth the Jncrefll:i!' ~ · e report :;ard · 01 :ff LP.wl.s of Co1umbus ~pent Sleepy Feeling After ever found It' a only 60c and If It I Mt~~ Annte Swan Elza Yeagu In the per·~ulll(le or s ulphite. Exlhf vat 1ow types of Willing 1 t 'ooklnc doten•t stc.p ~~:a~<, pa tn etc. In a rew son. William and Ml s Mary El _ 18unc1f•} with Middleport relatives. ''"rt.l' polntod out that qu><k d <"- Inks Slid recm d pa,rs wrll bl ~lnute• and soon milke your l!ltomllc:h M r flU d Mrs Roy Sl:!}!rled and Meals Due To p 01•00n .,... , stud Ie.d •·· • feel like new, :!'OU S'ilt your money llllS o1 Faumonl r;pent Sunrla \ , Lilli chlt•ft} ifuough absotption vf "" 1IDd th etr nt.erreac th,n:s :• SOc Value Sale 23c ba'ck Ju11t a.1k me !or Dlotu. lt'l wltll Mr anrl M1s J S Yl."ageJ of 1r!HUC. hiPr Kathleen and Mr and Mrs mk ls an 1mportant matter Ill the )n respect tQ ~llree Qf !admg oi I I • ~ra.ntood. Mag~pe Wilham SeYfried spent Sunday A dopev tired feelmg Is ALWAYl::i prompt dt'liver~· of newsp.ape 1s tnk an.d tleKn:e of Ue_tt•rlma uun 01 1 • 8!.11 R"'du• tlun ul. thf' rnlJtf' lme oC Furndure al Middle, Sale by Martin and Roilt"r D ..u:: Guv Somrtvllle . who hos bf!I'Ll l'\ ' nlng with Mr and Mrs Glen Ia sign th-at was te food matt.Pr s,ays The higher the 15:loss the slower the paper 1., purl ~ lore.-1-'orniture Sale StarU nnt S.atarday. 9:00A.M . Stan. Mlddh!pnrt, Ohln vi~itmg wltb relalt~·es lwre , for lli ~ Nichols ' teo long tn the boweb J' ferUJents (lrylug It was !Ita ted , papers of the I - - - - -- - -- --- - -- ----land forms gas It breeds g~rms It hll!her 8IOM depending ch.reny fur 11 •' j ~~ sure to polson heart, ltldneys,l dt} lng upon oxidation, rather thau SABBATH BREAKING I lbraln a~mpltun 1 McMASTER HARDWARE CO. Adle1ika washes out BOTH t.,.pf·~t Also thetf' ts a slight mcreasc In CAUSE OF TROUBLE and lower bowel It btlng.s out pot- wet8ht Uuough the w;e .of sutphlte •• ,~ sons which caut>e gas, ncut, u•ntss ,pulp a s well ' a~; a gain or about one Washington Aug (Q~ INS~AJI ] TWO STORES 1 • and a dopey, sleepy feelmg It con-lll" cent l.l pound for UK! papl.'r the Ills of the railroads c;an be a.s- i • • I' , tlnas no harmful dru88 Ge t Ad\e1 - _ --~-lcrlbt:~ to lhe !act thn QJ e Pomeroy Middleport 11ka todav. by tom.:utO\\' }Oll feel t!'t ftss-d and persi stent" bre.aken;. uf : wonderful clean!:>UW e!I'.!C. ' lhls Uladys Stevens. returnea ' to her lhe •abba.th by runnmg LnHm> on • L IJ. Mr:vlaster, Ownrr II. W . M ~ Master, OWI'It.r Gctnmn docton simple t('mP.cl~. h<Jm~· In Columbus following ~ visit Bunooy, Noah w fi':opl!r, oJ Na.sh -l : Cornut~WT •v cower. INC.,,..._. IH~T.R.l8VTEO L!Y lrliVG FI!','I.T"URE~ .!J'r'ND.fCATI!', IN('. !EIJersba.ch Pha•macy In M!Jt.lll·port here \\iLh Mllxlne Smith. 81')~ wns vllle Tetu1. told ttw Inta 1 "t.ut ~.: • '.' ' J;.~ Stamh~~- Dru_!_~om~a"y adV IICCompanled home by Theo Smith Conmtt'r<:t' c~m~~tss10n toda~ HP : tJ;g • • • • • • • • CltAP'TER XXXt HATCHER COLT h·•i•·•·d ano the blood pres1n1re both re- Lanp·rd,,ru I Innocent as Jack the Rip" -.,.., mauu.-d at the1r normal fluctua- " 1 ', for • moment. By the chart, tions. 'l'hey showed no traee of exThe District Attorney began dowiJ;!c trom tl1e drum C)f the citement. Thatcher Colt looked marching cp _and down the room, det.ec~1 It wu evident tJutt he puzzled. Bu.t the Diatrict At· tl\lkmg to hunself and checltmg 11ras oa a cold traiL He decided tc:lm~y·a vc.ice •as triumphant off on his pudgy fingen the vari10 take a new track. "Well, I'll tell you why an u:e ous poin~:s establis hed against Doc· wae used," he bellowed, with sud- tor M"skell .Halt<n• •ad I I• h 6 "Havf 1011 anv~ explanation for d en 1U"", "Y 011 knew the "or• th-·•t"" fo-"" · •d h9 (en~ • 11 b ead an d • ..---rdin .. :nr fa•t that Ge-l"J .... • "..... . - . . . . - - J " .. ... about Bruce Foster. You knew his' batkOO 1 tiline Foator'a coat a.nd pu:rse were fatht!r had killed a man -·th an ' •, found in vour office, da.v 9 a.f•-r ... ''What rm.):es you think MDi•own '" k•ll e murder had been committed?" axe and swung for 1', ~ " " rn1ght b e 1'n tween t '" · . • Maryland. And you thought "'"'U "11>"· lie '·t--tor <hart for ono ••N ~ I k o, ut ""i' ·• you, >f ~u w"'re ' · th>'ng,••'"' "" .... ' ... could kill the grrl and tluow the .._ murderer, would you v~;~ left cr1me an him. •• , "Wh t ~em there?.. . y, 1 :"Our chart prOV('s anyDoug~erty got mad at tba\ doM A smile came into the face of thmf. n~ all, 1t pruve 11 h 11; i[UJlt!"/ of ho"' ·" Dou•h .. J enslve question. Ru 11 biog up to Thatcher Colt and a gl•••n " " l.:u c. .J••Y· fhe doctor! he l!lbt:~t:~k his finger ad· amusement mto his eyea "No, it pwvcs merely thllt he i a.J,onishin• v, "Bravo," he c.ncd. "DouJ;"herty, lied," corrected Thatcher Colt. I , ""& ~ I wouldn't have given vou credtt "And t• k h r t th 1 'It iB not for[t:lu to argue your fur thaL To think of ••'• '''U"'"" vO e e--a e rea mytt- 1 e," he BDafle . "A clever mur• ..... teryl The reactione of Doell)! M•...,,ke 11 to ques,.1ons a bout the I, th'et' rrught have left the coat and runn1ng in a. \family!" JtW•e there aa proof of b 18 innr;t- 1 The PaycholoPical !Uomcut I murder Itself were absolutely nega, f>Ulee." ..., tive. See where wa mentl(lned 1 ' The cloctt:lt thre• his eig~ "Ia tbat what bappen&d, or ISn't ax~, blood, body, grave--everydie fire:•~ a.nd coolll' iU" 11houted Doueherty. "You tC!II thing gruesome YQU could th1,11k of ~. -~ ted &BOther. O~'fl ' ... ;~PeriJ;octor Maskel}i. if it 1sn't time -:r.e clw-t ~email\8 pertectl;r. .noro t, he seemed .. ealm a.s tha lor you to coma tb.rough.'' 'ma " Tile doctor shrugged hi& shoul"The fellow ha111 himself jn hand. • minatiou were ool}' just: bll,linIUD«. dera and made no reply, Then that's all.'' '· ''Have ;rou formed &nf theoey Thatcher Colt Wterceded. _ "But no-at other questlona he MILDER D rour 't'Oiod aa to who t.hat jjl weuld like the ~octor to 1-ve h&! · nbt himself in hand at all ' wom&D was--the woman whose the room for a minute," he iJ1d. Every reference to the house on PURER! ,ace :voo never did t1ee,. and who "He qeecls a l'tlSt anyw1ty," Peddler's ' lload, for instance, eatrte to fou eff1ce door 'latro. 1n ' The District AttOincy looked makea him nervous.'' itiLe &ftcmoOJJ, of thu murd~r7" astonished and eonfounded. Cer"You C!aught him off his guard" ''No." , to1n that he was on the point of Thatrher Colt patiently •hook 1 ••could. it have been Betty Can- driving the doctor into a corner hi:~ head and smiled. of cett.ing a confession tben and '· , j 0·" ~ere he stared ~t ~utcher Colt ame I he WCUD an ...._ tY?u ~nc~ ,told.'rne It could not In red and cholcr1e indignation. "No, Dougherty. Observe that -'!e oMn _G4faldb:l,e7" • "Listen ~ me," he began, but 1 went over the same p<~und not ' • Aceordm~ to yoo~ caleulations, stopped, SC!Cmg the srgnificant' cx- once but st'l"eral times. Undoubt.llhe w¥ dead. :at the time. •• pression in Thatcher Colt's 6ombre cdlr the doctor la hiding some-- j ~:couldit"bave been Bllf t:~f your eyes. At a sign from Colt the thi.ng from us-1 don.'t think at pa::el\taT" · · young man from the West re- would take a mind-re11der to 'ueu ~ dotL"t tl).int 110." moVed the plates and tubea and a partt at leaat, Of what 1t 1s--a 1 81m~tatle(msly . th~ ehart rose covered up the lie deteetor rna- mystenous, unnamed ' lady, whDH 1 " fell with palpltatJOp& ·of maru- c:bine. Two policemen came baek very existence the ybyBitnan ill pre•• '!.~ eoDCIU'IL , and led the doctor off, and Leon- pared to den;r. ~uppose the doc'] repcat-eoald K h.ave been ard followed. tor is innocent, but rnther than one of yO'Ur patients?" The moment Wft were alone in\roh•e her in th(! matter, the gol-~ , "No," Maskell Rnllwered de- Dougherty exploded lant dortor baa lied. He b tellJn .. , liberately. But by the machine we "Good hcav.ens Colt I" he c~icd some most maladroit fal~ehood; •1 •knew a.pbt that tht~ doctor was "You shouldn't have dono that' a.nd has involved him11elf lla_~~er~ 1 1 aot being honest with us. Th11tchcr · 1 Colt put b1a handli on the do®r's 1 ahou1ders. ''Suppose,"' he aald, "'that you •ere in love with a wom<Jn whose .-me rou are protecting." <II The teU·tale chart toiCl ue that the doctor wu inwardly in em(). t.io:nal agitation. "Suppos~," went on Colt rebntleaaly, "that you nnd she hid pul'!lelvea 1e.way, lD the boWie on 'Peddler's Road. ' Now the dootor'a p-apb was lll&Diacal ,fn Its w~lrd convolutions. <.U :'i Oiler tu;:~P~~~e~a~!~?e ~u~::~leur~!- ~ Nunn~ally Mod two Lff IUld Donald, and Gre1•~ a ..,...k' m visit Wlth Mr and Mn ...--_ - ..... 1 "' ' Mr lmd Mrs 0 p Oallalh&r ' hsd _. 11 their BW!SI.'I Sunday Mn 1 1 lll!ver taten a plane trlp and that an acre U! expected. he waa afraid hla first voyage would be his l&at. Aucelates at Ch1cq:o, where he Larr•ll of B•ar Src'had been on a bualneaa trip, l&qbM Tbe lll'ent 1\odluli: bP.11r, nath·e ed a.t bll Ctmldtty .an<l be Anally of \(()(ll llk 1~1 mrl Alnskn, Is the coneented to malle the trip back Jon,wl-11 tn thf' 11n'l•l Virainia PH past tl.ve lt'Jt lor his J.t Richmond , va 1 I I rt.oue YollP Newt Te • I . ';~;;;:;;~;;;::=:=::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::: ::~~;:~~~;-~~;~:::t::,:.:~!:.~~~~~~~~i:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~=-~~:-~~::~-:~~::~~;.:M~O~ND~A~Y~,~A~U:O~U:O:T~I:O ,~I:n~l~.~ ;lllddl wee~ hom~ I I ~·oiet' I • I I THI! DAn.Y TRIBUNE, POMEROY, OffiO. eport ,• N .ws -i-__ i dlca.t.tnc he wu BODleW"i\llL afn.id of the ~ult. cont.lnued trom pr • ooe} MiN Hqhes' trip wu 1o have -bern a p&rt ol a t.wa-weeb1 v&ea· - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - l tlon from lunda she aaved all year D,lrpl&ne cr&8h on the American fra.n ber eamlnp u a ISteOOV....., Ail way ltne here ~M.erday In , rapller. Wembeu of her tllllliiJ had whleh 1lx were kUled, it waa 4!1.~1 cautloned her aaalnllt a plani: trip \6. today and ura:ed her to 110 by train, 1t. ::... An older !Slater of Miu Wrenoa wu declared. .. B. Ht~~hea, pt Thonfall. Ky, steno- -~ - · IIARVt.:STINO ONIONS .. g;rapher, ll'hO was the only woman 01t the plane, 5&1d lhe "felt' that ~enton 0 Aur tO - INB-Th 0 :'~ a fareweU kiel sb aave the 1irl at I onlon ~rveit wu On ~ay atrport would be the 19.8t. BIOiblnc about the manllel of few minute! later the tdater, the Scioto and HOI cr~k. in Har., Mlsls Mary P'nlncell HUShes aM IdJn OOWlt)', ll'OMln startecl D1Cklh( hre Yt:~unrer aiater, Mlsa 'Laura. th ·Jr crops ot both early Whl~ a.na ·• Huahea, aaw the motor fall from the later yeDow onions. '· the pl&ne. They hurrJcdly turned I The barveating &ea&OD wu ooen- , ·~ away to &Told seein(l: the plane be- ~' d Wd&y, two weeki earlier t.bla lng dashed to ea1th usual. due to the hot, dry ~·eoLt••L• Wllllam E. Keith or Atlanta, who ' ll n-eent. weeks. was killed In the same plane &eel· Growers uy th~ ;year's; .:~uion is dent. had at tl.nt declined to go to atra-tlilg much smaller thl.n ~ual. , l Atlanta. by plane, declarinl he had 1A yield of from 250 to 300 blll!heb ~: 1\'\ J'4CIII THI<II.o. con-"r • I T lt. ONLY .I!.. fJ9S • 9> SOc SOc ' Down A MOJtb • , - ..., •• tbey:Ve got to be good ! ~ .. ' ; I . I l eldN!" , · 1 N No fabe alarm about Chesterfields. and Yop can smoke as many as you like. The b~t .tobacco that money can buy-the purest ci~tte paper made. Aged dght, blendt;d right, rolled right. Chester· fields are maile to smoke 111ilder and to taste better. • Tha~s why more af!d more smokers are finding m Chestel;field the best cigarette made. 1 I I and I .. . I • On Tuesdljy next (Aus. t I) it will be your priYelese to nom· itlilte and hi No+emlair to elect your Mayor and--Councilmen flir iloe comi111 ach.iniatration. • The esiatiq conditiOftl that confront our citizens at thio tiiile withoat doubt of a IJI'&Ye nature, and ahould be handled with economy ancl in a fearleoa manner for the beMfit of 't j tlie ' No KIUer. Suppo811' that Geraldine Foster 11 bad enme bold o~ ,-ou. OF POMEROY CONTINUE TO BE A UNFAIR BUSINESS METHODS? And you lied her to remove an obstacle. outli that P• 1-ar from the truth, .... ~T of $151,000 on our ahouldera, ia it economy to linlt- that .we do not necelairil)' need and can well do ns0 dea~J· 1 KRAFT Amerfean Chee-.e "'i,.' Tile falld.W!J:>I ca11didateo h1,ve ~d'! Ui•i~ •liiillla11!f Jiled11e the1111el...,. wltll1;ul f~t, if liqtliiU{ed. a/ld,elected to diachatie tkt;lr cliatiea ill a creditalile manner fo~Jhe welfare of ihe people only. WM. HEtZEL fot ,MAYOR • ( of the CommiSBioner ' No" said Dt:~ctor Mask~ll ...No! :HoI did not kill Geraldine J'oster.'' ; I "Where are the dead · girl'11 •oth.es!" demanded Thatcher Colt. 1.. "I don't know. I did not kill her 1 did not lift my hand against l .Niaili hi the neat future the CAS ptol.lem will be before ua eithet for an extenaion of the preaent rate or for an inerea,e. Let U. meet thia oit11ation with the ri1ht oppi>eliion and reduce instead of iacreue !he rate. · "''tli ~aakeWf" e V("ie& ' ~·" I "Bad ·I' J'OU •DJ nuon tot" ___ "Wh_y_tl_ld tM m11rhru..,. sn ~.,do,;_,. "No." W •Dct JOU tDow that the nfue e'ft ttllnehed t:hia eue now, ouslJ, Jet lle Hellll tatallrtfeai1J Ileaned from under Geraldine's Maskell il guilty u red-fire hell." detennined to go to the electric pili eontai:p.ed bita of arne11 hair But Thaf:Cber Colt shook hill C!bair rather than anitch." Jeft after a recent barbiering :~Wd head m:yatenous?', Doughertf mlggered and shook AY YHI YAP Of YHE GONG this afiernooD I ila:tahlished' U}a,t "We are making prorresa. ae hia bead 88 if he c:onaldered the those hain eorres.Pond to ;vour conceded. "But we have stlil not Police Commisaioner a helpless awn?•• ' · reached our goal. We mus' tum c1111 e. There waa a wrinte of Hne1 Oh to II: neW and more danJ'eroua ex· "The hoaiSe wu a ploee of ren. Qa ebart. and tbe-Ciocto!' 1 ave a ~entth. .¥!~• ,rou ever beard of deavoua, all right-but there wu 1 ••· •••-• - • no -\017 abou• the dtop .rp wu 1lko a lamlll.. ~n~~-::..-. She a&ioa. ~ 11 •~· .., raa .... ~ wu Gei'ali:Uu Politer wllltU wu ... 1bJo 1 o1p of ..-... liolld.l ihroa[lll hlo mop of roddy lluUJI rot tbod 1oor Ito Ill ilti'OJia ma•1 Nlflt:uoat 1!11rlsJ hll bin e:rw relled upwazu. chopped Jiw a.p witb u axe.'.. tt: t.o be ao Douchertr u4 he IW01'L •'Jht JUt nPPGN: It ,.. uot.1ttr ~~- : Onrard Uoatlnc: '"l'he trut:ll •rva(" lle moaned. woman-thea wha.tf" ••WJJ did the munlenr ue aa ''llt:~re bunk. Are J'OU out of 7 our "W~r •oppose Itt Wh7 llhouW ~ J)Oet.ort" aenseaT We have got a ease an)' man EO to such prepoaLeroW! f1 dcm't lmow." agaiJ:In that fellow now-one that leDKt]ul to shield any woman!" ~nn'e 7_oa. fordted &nJ'• wtU canYince an)' twelve men 7t:1U ~ughe1't7 lhruaed hill ahout•eoll' u to tht m~ ot that p~k. Th'e job 1a d.one, &l1d the py den attd ~lanced at the wateb oa pi bacldor awaj ber lito 1>1 jUJO about ready 10 ldck ln. ADd hlo wriat. ~ • 41o'iibl•bl&ded au, ,IUIIng then..,: y,ou-0-'' • t Ia eleven o'eloM. I cav• J'OQ Ae flP.ort with ))1ood, 10 tat. the .. ~top maklng ..-hes,"' .aid WOld that I would notJ act 1 -..tT Plato• difiii.--&Dd ~f her Thateher Colt. w.ith. a a:Lance of ea- at\til mldDiJthL Clearly Mukell UJieci·lir, tMt lhlllow IJ'&.Ye!' • Jolrmeat over the llowl of hta piN, Ia 111iltr u ltelt. WhJ root ~ S.. u atraordinaq ~ •jSappGM llaelr:ell Ia ibnoeenu•r · bim here and nowT .. 01 ~ '::1· I I .....,.. 'ftl lin .C aM \ ~ .. "lmwcalu c.ial Iwnwa' u j't• 1- 516,363 THEY"RE MILDER ••• and THBY TA8TEI BBTTEB FIREMEN (IN THE U.S. A,J lprlna to action, reacly t.r an~lnal • ..Go_. ..,. ..... eo-" ~at a molhellt'• notfce. Off to no~-what dangers. Goodwe'll ••Y they'r• IOOtl. H•h oft to ..._ fecorl- IMRI . ~-•·tlanllJl l'ypJ.M..JJ -•:!-."-'-'·-""'"--•-"---T-:•:-"--_c._.--------------------------------------------------"• �0 . J ·' a I I ! 1 J ... MOJIDAY. AUGUST 10, lhl. 1111 DAILY TRIBUNE. POYPffiOY, 0810. A Job for the Rope Walker Six Dead ~ A~IO bf fir, lhoutli IIJII In• • ' fETITION AND ANSWER-Thi" poor man cried. and,..the Lord heard IJJm, and ~aved him out of a11 hb troub~es.-Psalm A 34 ·o:. .. ~lrC"K of 1 to Mr !re~~~~:u~!.,.~~~~~~e:~l~~s~~ 'T'h ~ ..,~' wmml~lon Oalllpo!l• II -- h;. .. ,, 'Gil I I I• Pits II8BJ 1 Man .!J ; : . I " ., Take advantase of the low Ierma now offeree! on this New Hotpoint Electric lrcm inlcl do your next ironing easier, quick· ~ and be(tt\'. The f.lew Hotpoint lron is equipped wid) a ~lrod lieatin1 element, patented heel all!! thu~ real; finiahed in tarnish· prCIOf chromeplate. Colil)ilete with cord and plug. l ' by ANTHONY ABBOT .' ~,, •• I I i. ..I' ~~~~~ ( of rallrvad)'; I Hotpolat Irons h. 7:? NEWSP'RJNT TO WITHSTAND SPEED OF NEw PRESSES t he L Acid ON ,.._ Henry Mn. nd ArmM 11da h " 1 60Ila. !!<lJd h.,. !pokt' 'wit h A Can of Woaden henrmg t.hf' ONE 58!-L •.,. Edward Carroll., ur Oravrl H il l. 'wui:nm J ron nd t OIJI¥)!Itlon or the vruj)OI>Iii ur the 1 An unctPnt ('R\'e In tile J'a\1'f Rut..h and ones N an1 f cwo 1 U& Wn 1 r all roe ds 1o ral.'lf' 11l'lght rates 15 1 ~:ruttoes, llt'ur the old Thurln~aD .:..::~:.:;~;==::.:==~;:::::::::: lelllon, Charle!i Sr,week or CharLs &:hwnaker, spending the with I\ aorn o om 0&' I per D!:Tlt 1 dty nr S1•ulteJd on the Ul\er Suale hi~; son , C T Schumaker of Gravel Vlrl!lnia Leonard llnd ~yme CO• r,. In f,t~ rDlflh•' • 1'18.1 been openf'd to HlU. •vert ~turned Sunday t."V@n1ng trum -:::=.1 C')Opt-r lU!f'cl tlle commission l(, t•JUTI8111. Tt w m\ e contal n!J manJ MRS. MYRA ROWLEY vanZant or Chester She 15 also Mrs Davis Vale of Columbus I~ a weeks visit m Zanesville The) call a met!Ung either here or 11 , 11t 11 la ui!PR uud R f U IIIJ,•mlt~. 110~ .• ANSWER~ SUMMONS su;vtved b} severul ara nochHtlleu vWllng with Mr and Mrs. H~Atr)'l were acoompe.nled home by Qeorgr By ROBERTS. THORNBURGH Bleached !!ulphlte yielded a lowe r Ch rc:u;:o 011 Aug :n oi ra ilroad om - I ot til~ fm·mer b('lng more th.an •hr ~ fhe Jurwrni !.(:tvtce:; Wi ll be con- Roush. VanZant I N S Staff (;o~ftl~ KIUS:t than CUJresps;mdlng t~mou n l.J:i r·i~Js tJond anus , f...-•t l• •n;; nhrl ol nw>tl u UtiD , as • l o uc~U :J.l tht' rl:lsltlence at 4 p m Mf'l' Pearl Smith or Pa1kersburg1 WUbur Curtis'\ Donald Hud8on Walihlnwt.on Alii 11.Studies of ut unbleacht!d sulphite pulp, at~ ' men and labo tocKholdets, work - knlttln~: fll'ullt• 'I he .:-roltoo~ro~were Mr&. Myra Rc.wley nge 'J2 . wide'· Tul.';.da) v.rth Re~ E.tchm~e 1 om- ~nd bOll Leroy or Pe-nfield, Pa . mo- a.nd Gerald J:>pw 01 COlumbtU ucv. ~prlnt puper just comp1tted I.Jy 1 coralng to the ~rle of .expemn~ut~ !tlder an r organ!zatio 'S Lo con- I 11 •1n•·• f<~r ..-enlurlef!, a 1ourC8 of 1 Of the late Ollve1 Ruwley , passen t iutl~lj. Buna l m cJ•ur~;:e ot Ra w- torE d here Sunday for a brief visit j spent Sunday ht;,re, with relauves Ule Unltl'd States Burell.LL StandAmong other conclwlons at't: Btrtc btlagreement to lnstnuU' 1 lt.lut n-lu->lllu ~: ~;l,tl l' 'I he mille!> were &way a her home on Third ovc.Jt: , ling• Wi ll iJ.4' macle in !he Htll ct•m - \'lith c E Smith o.nd ramlly •iind frlenda , ~trdb "tve promtt>l' or a paper wh1c 1 1 Bleached toulphlte d~!i not m - _ ~ ~ ath ObSf"rvance by tit(' ;o hu••d' flltl ut•••lir J:"i() ~·ffirll np;o. Buhday aftf'rnoon ~ 3 30 She ~ ~ !:'len 1 SybU McCoy accompanied by 1 Rt'bt!rt Sibley, .)ames Donner and _,..,til vperat..e lll higher speed prc!l:!oE:s crea~ the stre.ngth or paper to tne (Ei -- - --~ - -- -- -- · - -~~~~Ved b) wo droughet t·. ML" Betl} Lou Wl.lson. returned home Robert Richards l._f ~""O>t Gf modenl newspapet 8 v.lth a mml . ~st. me eXtllllt ot unbleached !iUlphltr f!~• I • : . . . . . . . . . I J 1 •••• ! • • ! • , • • , t f a• T • I t , • i • ' . ~rt Adams of Columbus, anti MISSIONARY TALKS d f C 1 b v ~ .....~ tnum of breakage, the Commerce j pulp Mfa. Elmer Reed ot Middleport, 1 Mi.ss MRI ) Mills, Be.pti~L mlssjon- Bun BY rom oum us where she Sunday with trte-ftdao hem Department annowlct'l:l lncreat~e In the Pe:f.etnlage ol ' ' McMASTER'S ' SPECIALS thmot ' M 81!!oters, Mrs. W E. Bta:u;bul) ary, who has Jecently relurnt>d flom hru; been vlsiUng Betty Lou will re- I Vrnlr Jenklnll l.nd Ml'fl Thelma One of the cuncluslom ol ~;ulphite pulp de<:reasell the ash. Special For Thio WP.ek m!Un here Sunday with Cap••ln ,\ con,.nt u r poper. a. l•hOU8•l , ~ h (' flij h • or R ldd.,po<t • M" G•••g· Tit us lliiSSICLl 1.. l M .. llll8U8 , N!Clt ri~Ua de- othc I for d a visit with. Bybi,l .. and I Bhi•,Je~ .. ~ S""'nt .,... ..... Spl'Oie.l lnvestigutlon conducted 1\t Utland, Mrs Stella Dustin of livered a mos t Interesting talk Sun 'I' fr en 11 •and Mrs Tom Jo.1es ,. the r>«jue;.t of the Govermne 1, 1 cunt.e:Jt Is higher when bleachcd 1 • 6 ll.t U.-l'tnr Iron with ~lAnd attat-hed--GWU'llnt.eed ror Bid well, and one b1othe1 Gtllll'~ duv evening at tht regulol ~ I"VI Ct·s Mr and Mrs Irving Kflrr Jr . and 1 Carroll Meadows returned Mon- Prin~ng omce lndicroted that "An pulp I~; used., Lban J~; ,the case 11 1 ) ear - - ' -- - - - -- --<tt the First Bapt!st chUJt·h un h -:1 daughter left Monday morning tor j day to hla home In Columbw; alte lncrel\l;it' in the percent.a Ke of sui- unblftt\ched ptlp 11; usctl llulk as a mlss1onn.ry aml tlso 011 :t. weeks VISit In Zanif5vtlle j v!Eitlng l'o'!lh friends and retallve~ .phltt: pulp Increases the ten•d!t> Tile capacity of paper decrease• $3.00 Value Se.le $2.23 the earthquake wluch oe<:urrt'd m M~ and Mrs W. a Date of Oalll- hert> and bur sting st.renl§th of newR- as the ~n:enl.al!:e o! sulphlt.e puliJ mcreal>(:s OtdUml wood pull) ll:i I , Nicaragua on Marr h 31 Smce MJ ~s pol!.~ vlstted here over the week end ) Mr and Mra. 1 H Smith and prlut f uti Sl~ Ironmr Hoard-3 p:y Ye-llow Pine, wtu not . . rpi M11ls ~·as~ wrtncss of thr honm .. w1l~1 Mr and M1s. Rc~rt Camp .Among the pro~ems of neYos- the most 0PllqJ.le, unbleacbOO suJ- 1 • 1dausht.er Helen . Mr and Ml~ CRt · SuMtant1al ~land. the quak · . hf'r acruunt was mc, t I G B Cook or Townnda. Pa . ar- 1roll <.1 zanet~vllle ~pent Sunda}' pa1Jtr Pl'fiiS rooms, with prl'~S•':> ~bite next. il~ bleached sulphlL~ n1:1h~tJc and \'lvld An f'Xceptbn- tl\ed Saturday e\'enlns for a week with Mr and Mrs A V Smith and ope'rat ln8 at high speed~ reqUlrt.'<l 11mmulated rot the Bure\j.U tuJ tl.•$1.75 Value . Sale 98c ally large c1owd was prese m ' CIId \ISJt Wilh Homer Cook and 1tamt'y In Older; tbat lhe pub!Jcatwm ma y '~t lfll.n,lil.llirent fnmlly 1 be pl:pced em the sLreet quickly m I A research P!Ot:'ram IS being • Platf' f,las,'l R01.lh Rmmt :\flrror~. It e:tEceu !\cLdlt:r aouu your food ani! 1 A V Smith and daughter Koth - lati!\C ';t.olume, has been the burst- opera the study by the 01 ganic Size tO Jn x 18 tn.-First 1• · :uaee aufte1'Lng trom gue, heurtburn, I Mr and Mr~ Btul Millet ami R A Miller \\ho ha~ br.en con-I ryn Lois attended tha Smith h.·- lng of lht lulled paper A carert•l l lh~mlstry ~t't~ion and the IJI!JJI:'r Quality. hl~~~~~~·a~~a~~~~~Snt~ut~ein;r~~~~~- i Mt llno Mt:; Keith MJUel of La l ~ncd ~~ ttllr H~I!'Rl ltosp•ta l, Y.as union at Marletta Sunda.t: iituoy (If th!J; pnrtt~lllat ptoblem sectlan un the int.erretatlon Jf • 1wrttln8' Inks l\nd paj)t'J" pe!to.ln- 1 • 0 us Om!;! Sa~urdav eve· run~down, ue•voua, 11nd cun t 11leeP S<J[l;e, W Va. spenl Sunda,' Wh 1 11 rotw . _ IU~ made by the Butel\u . $1 .50 Value . ... .....'>ale 98c wan. I want }ou to •1ult Buf!ermg • ~11' and M! s Fr ~ nk McElhemw ct nlng He IS reported to be much lmHowev""•, the ,los;. of ,.., ,.,, ,,,_ lnij lX., .t he pre~r·vat.lon of wntl.t'll l • ' r1a-ht now 110 come h1 "-"d go:et whut 1 - ' PCO\ed ""' .,.... ..~ rec th .'t' ~ iniJh Steel f"ryln.lf Pan~ with cnl't't Flnr fur General ~on.•iderthe-gre~~.te ttlmedLdneTh,.ve 1 [,ravel Hill I 1c1ca::;t's st!Mhtl) wtth the Jncrefll:i!' ~ · e report :;ard · 01 :ff LP.wl.s of Co1umbus ~pent Sleepy Feeling After ever found It' a only 60c and If It I Mt~~ Annte Swan Elza Yeagu In the per·~ulll(le or s ulphite. Exlhf vat 1ow types of Willing 1 t 'ooklnc doten•t stc.p ~~:a~<, pa tn etc. In a rew son. William and Ml s Mary El _ 18unc1f•} with Middleport relatives. ''"rt.l' polntod out that qu><k d <"- Inks Slid recm d pa,rs wrll bl ~lnute• and soon milke your l!ltomllc:h M r flU d Mrs Roy Sl:!}!rled and Meals Due To p 01•00n .,... , stud Ie.d •·· • feel like new, :!'OU S'ilt your money llllS o1 Faumonl r;pent Sunrla \ , Lilli chlt•ft} ifuough absotption vf "" 1IDd th etr nt.erreac th,n:s :• SOc Value Sale 23c ba'ck Ju11t a.1k me !or Dlotu. lt'l wltll Mr anrl M1s J S Yl."ageJ of 1r!HUC. hiPr Kathleen and Mr and Mrs mk ls an 1mportant matter Ill the )n respect tQ ~llree Qf !admg oi I I • ~ra.ntood. Mag~pe Wilham SeYfried spent Sunday A dopev tired feelmg Is ALWAYl::i prompt dt'liver~· of newsp.ape 1s tnk an.d tleKn:e of Ue_tt•rlma uun 01 1 • 8!.11 R"'du• tlun ul. thf' rnlJtf' lme oC Furndure al Middle, Sale by Martin and Roilt"r D ..u:: Guv Somrtvllle . who hos bf!I'Ll l'\ ' nlng with Mr and Mrs Glen Ia sign th-at was te food matt.Pr s,ays The higher the 15:loss the slower the paper 1., purl ~ lore.-1-'orniture Sale StarU nnt S.atarday. 9:00A.M . Stan. Mlddh!pnrt, Ohln vi~itmg wltb relalt~·es lwre , for lli ~ Nichols ' teo long tn the boweb J' ferUJents (lrylug It was !Ita ted , papers of the I - - - - -- - -- --- - -- ----land forms gas It breeds g~rms It hll!her 8IOM depending ch.reny fur 11 •' j ~~ sure to polson heart, ltldneys,l dt} lng upon oxidation, rather thau SABBATH BREAKING I lbraln a~mpltun 1 McMASTER HARDWARE CO. Adle1ika washes out BOTH t.,.pf·~t Also thetf' ts a slight mcreasc In CAUSE OF TROUBLE and lower bowel It btlng.s out pot- wet8ht Uuough the w;e .of sutphlte •• ,~ sons which caut>e gas, ncut, u•ntss ,pulp a s well ' a~; a gain or about one Washington Aug (Q~ INS~AJI ] TWO STORES 1 • and a dopey, sleepy feelmg It con-lll" cent l.l pound for UK! papl.'r the Ills of the railroads c;an be a.s- i • • I' , tlnas no harmful dru88 Ge t Ad\e1 - _ --~-lcrlbt:~ to lhe !act thn QJ e Pomeroy Middleport 11ka todav. by tom.:utO\\' }Oll feel t!'t ftss-d and persi stent" bre.aken;. uf : wonderful clean!:>UW e!I'.!C. ' lhls Uladys Stevens. returnea ' to her lhe •abba.th by runnmg LnHm> on • L IJ. Mr:vlaster, Ownrr II. W . M ~ Master, OWI'It.r Gctnmn docton simple t('mP.cl~. h<Jm~· In Columbus following ~ visit Bunooy, Noah w fi':opl!r, oJ Na.sh -l : Cornut~WT •v cower. INC.,,..._. IH~T.R.l8VTEO L!Y lrliVG FI!','I.T"URE~ .!J'r'ND.fCATI!', IN('. !EIJersba.ch Pha•macy In M!Jt.lll·port here \\iLh Mllxlne Smith. 81')~ wns vllle Tetu1. told ttw Inta 1 "t.ut ~.: • '.' ' J;.~ Stamh~~- Dru_!_~om~a"y adV IICCompanled home by Theo Smith Conmtt'r<:t' c~m~~tss10n toda~ HP : tJ;g • • • • • • • • CltAP'TER XXXt HATCHER COLT h·•i•·•·d ano the blood pres1n1re both re- Lanp·rd,,ru I Innocent as Jack the Rip" -.,.., mauu.-d at the1r normal fluctua- " 1 ', for • moment. By the chart, tions. 'l'hey showed no traee of exThe District Attorney began dowiJ;!c trom tl1e drum C)f the citement. Thatcher Colt looked marching cp _and down the room, det.ec~1 It wu evident tJutt he puzzled. Bu.t the Diatrict At· tl\lkmg to hunself and checltmg 11ras oa a cold traiL He decided tc:lm~y·a vc.ice •as triumphant off on his pudgy fingen the vari10 take a new track. "Well, I'll tell you why an u:e ous poin~:s establis hed against Doc· wae used," he bellowed, with sud- tor M"skell .Halt<n• •ad I I• h 6 "Havf 1011 anv~ explanation for d en 1U"", "Y 011 knew the "or• th-·•t"" fo-"" · •d h9 (en~ • 11 b ead an d • ..---rdin .. :nr fa•t that Ge-l"J .... • "..... . - . . . . - - J " .. ... about Bruce Foster. You knew his' batkOO 1 tiline Foator'a coat a.nd pu:rse were fatht!r had killed a man -·th an ' •, found in vour office, da.v 9 a.f•-r ... ''What rm.):es you think MDi•own '" k•ll e murder had been committed?" axe and swung for 1', ~ " " rn1ght b e 1'n tween t '" · . • Maryland. And you thought "'"'U "11>"· lie '·t--tor <hart for ono ••N ~ I k o, ut ""i' ·• you, >f ~u w"'re ' · th>'ng,••'"' "" .... ' ... could kill the grrl and tluow the .._ murderer, would you v~;~ left cr1me an him. •• , "Wh t ~em there?.. . y, 1 :"Our chart prOV('s anyDoug~erty got mad at tba\ doM A smile came into the face of thmf. n~ all, 1t pruve 11 h 11; i[UJlt!"/ of ho"' ·" Dou•h .. J enslve question. Ru 11 biog up to Thatcher Colt and a gl•••n " " l.:u c. .J••Y· fhe doctor! he l!lbt:~t:~k his finger ad· amusement mto his eyea "No, it pwvcs merely thllt he i a.J,onishin• v, "Bravo," he c.ncd. "DouJ;"herty, lied," corrected Thatcher Colt. I , ""& ~ I wouldn't have given vou credtt "And t• k h r t th 1 'It iB not for[t:lu to argue your fur thaL To think of ••'• '''U"'"" vO e e--a e rea mytt- 1 e," he BDafle . "A clever mur• ..... teryl The reactione of Doell)! M•...,,ke 11 to ques,.1ons a bout the I, th'et' rrught have left the coat and runn1ng in a. \family!" JtW•e there aa proof of b 18 innr;t- 1 The PaycholoPical !Uomcut I murder Itself were absolutely nega, f>Ulee." ..., tive. See where wa mentl(lned 1 ' The cloctt:lt thre• his eig~ "Ia tbat what bappen&d, or ISn't ax~, blood, body, grave--everydie fire:•~ a.nd coolll' iU" 11houted Doueherty. "You tC!II thing gruesome YQU could th1,11k of ~. -~ ted &BOther. O~'fl ' ... ;~PeriJ;octor Maskel}i. if it 1sn't time -:r.e clw-t ~email\8 pertectl;r. .noro t, he seemed .. ealm a.s tha lor you to coma tb.rough.'' 'ma " Tile doctor shrugged hi& shoul"The fellow ha111 himself jn hand. • minatiou were ool}' just: bll,linIUD«. dera and made no reply, Then that's all.'' '· ''Have ;rou formed &nf theoey Thatcher Colt Wterceded. _ "But no-at other questlona he MILDER D rour 't'Oiod aa to who t.hat jjl weuld like the ~octor to 1-ve h&! · nbt himself in hand at all ' wom&D was--the woman whose the room for a minute," he iJ1d. Every reference to the house on PURER! ,ace :voo never did t1ee,. and who "He qeecls a l'tlSt anyw1ty," Peddler's ' lload, for instance, eatrte to fou eff1ce door 'latro. 1n ' The District AttOincy looked makea him nervous.'' itiLe &ftcmoOJJ, of thu murd~r7" astonished and eonfounded. Cer"You C!aught him off his guard" ''No." , to1n that he was on the point of Thatrher Colt patiently •hook 1 ••could. it have been Betty Can- driving the doctor into a corner hi:~ head and smiled. of cett.ing a confession tben and '· , j 0·" ~ere he stared ~t ~utcher Colt ame I he WCUD an ...._ tY?u ~nc~ ,told.'rne It could not In red and cholcr1e indignation. "No, Dougherty. Observe that -'!e oMn _G4faldb:l,e7" • "Listen ~ me," he began, but 1 went over the same p<~und not ' • Aceordm~ to yoo~ caleulations, stopped, SC!Cmg the srgnificant' cx- once but st'l"eral times. Undoubt.llhe w¥ dead. :at the time. •• pression in Thatcher Colt's 6ombre cdlr the doctor la hiding some-- j ~:couldit"bave been Bllf t:~f your eyes. At a sign from Colt the thi.ng from us-1 don.'t think at pa::el\taT" · · young man from the West re- would take a mind-re11der to 'ueu ~ dotL"t tl).int 110." moVed the plates and tubea and a partt at leaat, Of what 1t 1s--a 1 81m~tatle(msly . th~ ehart rose covered up the lie deteetor rna- mystenous, unnamed ' lady, whDH 1 " fell with palpltatJOp& ·of maru- c:bine. Two policemen came baek very existence the ybyBitnan ill pre•• '!.~ eoDCIU'IL , and led the doctor off, and Leon- pared to den;r. ~uppose the doc'] repcat-eoald K h.ave been ard followed. tor is innocent, but rnther than one of yO'Ur patients?" The moment Wft were alone in\roh•e her in th(! matter, the gol-~ , "No," Maskell Rnllwered de- Dougherty exploded lant dortor baa lied. He b tellJn .. , liberately. But by the machine we "Good hcav.ens Colt I" he c~icd some most maladroit fal~ehood; •1 •knew a.pbt that tht~ doctor was "You shouldn't have dono that' a.nd has involved him11elf lla_~~er~ 1 1 aot being honest with us. Th11tchcr · 1 Colt put b1a handli on the do®r's 1 ahou1ders. ''Suppose,"' he aald, "'that you •ere in love with a wom<Jn whose .-me rou are protecting." <II The teU·tale chart toiCl ue that the doctor wu inwardly in em(). t.io:nal agitation. "Suppos~," went on Colt rebntleaaly, "that you nnd she hid pul'!lelvea 1e.way, lD the boWie on 'Peddler's Road. ' Now the dootor'a p-apb was lll&Diacal ,fn Its w~lrd convolutions. <.U :'i Oiler tu;:~P~~~e~a~!~?e ~u~::~leur~!- ~ Nunn~ally Mod two Lff IUld Donald, and Gre1•~ a ..,...k' m visit Wlth Mr and Mn ...--_ - ..... 1 "' ' Mr lmd Mrs 0 p Oallalh&r ' hsd _. 11 their BW!SI.'I Sunday Mn 1 1 lll!ver taten a plane trlp and that an acre U! expected. he waa afraid hla first voyage would be his l&at. Aucelates at Ch1cq:o, where he Larr•ll of B•ar Src'had been on a bualneaa trip, l&qbM Tbe lll'ent 1\odluli: bP.11r, nath·e ed a.t bll Ctmldtty .an<l be Anally of \(()(ll llk 1~1 mrl Alnskn, Is the coneented to malle the trip back Jon,wl-11 tn thf' 11n'l•l Virainia PH past tl.ve lt'Jt lor his J.t Richmond , va 1 I I rt.oue YollP Newt Te • I . ';~;;;:;;~;;;::=:=::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::: ::~~;:~~~;-~~;~:::t::,:.:~!:.~~~~~~~~i:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~=-~~:-~~::~-:~~::~~;.:M~O~ND~A~Y~,~A~U:O~U:O:T~I:O ,~I:n~l~.~ ;lllddl wee~ hom~ I I ~·oiet' I • I I THI! DAn.Y TRIBUNE, POMEROY, OffiO. eport ,• N .ws -i-__ i dlca.t.tnc he wu BODleW"i\llL afn.id of the ~ult. cont.lnued trom pr • ooe} MiN Hqhes' trip wu 1o have -bern a p&rt ol a t.wa-weeb1 v&ea· - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - l tlon from lunda she aaved all year D,lrpl&ne cr&8h on the American fra.n ber eamlnp u a ISteOOV....., Ail way ltne here ~M.erday In , rapller. Wembeu of her tllllliiJ had whleh 1lx were kUled, it waa 4!1.~1 cautloned her aaalnllt a plani: trip \6. today and ura:ed her to 110 by train, 1t. ::... An older !Slater of Miu Wrenoa wu declared. .. B. Ht~~hea, pt Thonfall. Ky, steno- -~ - · IIARVt.:STINO ONIONS .. g;rapher, ll'hO was the only woman 01t the plane, 5&1d lhe "felt' that ~enton 0 Aur tO - INB-Th 0 :'~ a fareweU kiel sb aave the 1irl at I onlon ~rveit wu On ~ay atrport would be the 19.8t. BIOiblnc about the manllel of few minute! later the tdater, the Scioto and HOI cr~k. in Har., Mlsls Mary P'nlncell HUShes aM IdJn OOWlt)', ll'OMln startecl D1Cklh( hre Yt:~unrer aiater, Mlsa 'Laura. th ·Jr crops ot both early Whl~ a.na ·• Huahea, aaw the motor fall from the later yeDow onions. '· the pl&ne. They hurrJcdly turned I The barveating &ea&OD wu ooen- , ·~ away to &Told seein(l: the plane be- ~' d Wd&y, two weeki earlier t.bla lng dashed to ea1th usual. due to the hot, dry ~·eoLt••L• Wllllam E. Keith or Atlanta, who ' ll n-eent. weeks. was killed In the same plane &eel· Growers uy th~ ;year's; .:~uion is dent. had at tl.nt declined to go to atra-tlilg much smaller thl.n ~ual. , l Atlanta. by plane, declarinl he had 1A yield of from 250 to 300 blll!heb ~: 1\'\ J'4CIII THI<II.o. con-"r • I T lt. ONLY .I!.. fJ9S • 9> SOc SOc ' Down A MOJtb • , - ..., •• tbey:Ve got to be good ! ~ .. ' ; I . I l eldN!" , · 1 N No fabe alarm about Chesterfields. and Yop can smoke as many as you like. The b~t .tobacco that money can buy-the purest ci~tte paper made. Aged dght, blendt;d right, rolled right. Chester· fields are maile to smoke 111ilder and to taste better. • Tha~s why more af!d more smokers are finding m Chestel;field the best cigarette made. 1 I I and I .. . I • On Tuesdljy next (Aus. t I) it will be your priYelese to nom· itlilte and hi No+emlair to elect your Mayor and--Councilmen flir iloe comi111 ach.iniatration. • The esiatiq conditiOftl that confront our citizens at thio tiiile withoat doubt of a IJI'&Ye nature, and ahould be handled with economy ancl in a fearleoa manner for the beMfit of 't j tlie ' No KIUer. Suppo811' that Geraldine Foster 11 bad enme bold o~ ,-ou. OF POMEROY CONTINUE TO BE A UNFAIR BUSINESS METHODS? And you lied her to remove an obstacle. outli that P• 1-ar from the truth, .... ~T of $151,000 on our ahouldera, ia it economy to linlt- that .we do not necelairil)' need and can well do ns0 dea~J· 1 KRAFT Amerfean Chee-.e "'i,.' Tile falld.W!J:>I ca11didateo h1,ve ~d'! Ui•i~ •liiillla11!f Jiled11e the1111el...,. wltll1;ul f~t, if liqtliiU{ed. a/ld,elected to diachatie tkt;lr cliatiea ill a creditalile manner fo~Jhe welfare of ihe people only. WM. HEtZEL fot ,MAYOR • ( of the CommiSBioner ' No" said Dt:~ctor Mask~ll ...No! :HoI did not kill Geraldine J'oster.'' ; I "Where are the dead · girl'11 •oth.es!" demanded Thatcher Colt. 1.. "I don't know. I did not kill her 1 did not lift my hand against l .Niaili hi the neat future the CAS ptol.lem will be before ua eithet for an extenaion of the preaent rate or for an inerea,e. Let U. meet thia oit11ation with the ri1ht oppi>eliion and reduce instead of iacreue !he rate. · "''tli ~aakeWf" e V("ie& ' ~·" I "Bad ·I' J'OU •DJ nuon tot" ___ "Wh_y_tl_ld tM m11rhru..,. sn ~.,do,;_,. "No." W •Dct JOU tDow that the nfue e'ft ttllnehed t:hia eue now, ouslJ, Jet lle Hellll tatallrtfeai1J Ileaned from under Geraldine's Maskell il guilty u red-fire hell." detennined to go to the electric pili eontai:p.ed bita of arne11 hair But Thaf:Cber Colt shook hill C!bair rather than anitch." Jeft after a recent barbiering :~Wd head m:yatenous?', Doughertf mlggered and shook AY YHI YAP Of YHE GONG this afiernooD I ila:tahlished' U}a,t "We are making prorresa. ae hia bead 88 if he c:onaldered the those hain eorres.Pond to ;vour conceded. "But we have stlil not Police Commisaioner a helpless awn?•• ' · reached our goal. We mus' tum c1111 e. There waa a wrinte of Hne1 Oh to II: neW and more danJ'eroua ex· "The hoaiSe wu a ploee of ren. Qa ebart. and tbe-Ciocto!' 1 ave a ~entth. .¥!~• ,rou ever beard of deavoua, all right-but there wu 1 ••· •••-• - • no -\017 abou• the dtop .rp wu 1lko a lamlll.. ~n~~-::..-. She a&ioa. ~ 11 •~· .., raa .... ~ wu Gei'ali:Uu Politer wllltU wu ... 1bJo 1 o1p of ..-... liolld.l ihroa[lll hlo mop of roddy lluUJI rot tbod 1oor Ito Ill ilti'OJia ma•1 Nlflt:uoat 1!11rlsJ hll bin e:rw relled upwazu. chopped Jiw a.p witb u axe.'.. tt: t.o be ao Douchertr u4 he IW01'L •'Jht JUt nPPGN: It ,.. uot.1ttr ~~- : Onrard Uoatlnc: '"l'he trut:ll •rva(" lle moaned. woman-thea wha.tf" ••WJJ did the munlenr ue aa ''llt:~re bunk. Are J'OU out of 7 our "W~r •oppose Itt Wh7 llhouW ~ J)Oet.ort" aenseaT We have got a ease an)' man EO to such prepoaLeroW! f1 dcm't lmow." agaiJ:In that fellow now-one that leDKt]ul to shield any woman!" ~nn'e 7_oa. fordted &nJ'• wtU canYince an)' twelve men 7t:1U ~ughe1't7 lhruaed hill ahout•eoll' u to tht m~ ot that p~k. Th'e job 1a d.one, &l1d the py den attd ~lanced at the wateb oa pi bacldor awaj ber lito 1>1 jUJO about ready 10 ldck ln. ADd hlo wriat. ~ • 41o'iibl•bl&ded au, ,IUIIng then..,: y,ou-0-'' • t Ia eleven o'eloM. I cav• J'OQ Ae flP.ort with ))1ood, 10 tat. the .. ~top maklng ..-hes,"' .aid WOld that I would notJ act 1 -..tT Plato• difiii.--&Dd ~f her Thateher Colt. w.ith. a a:Lance of ea- at\til mldDiJthL Clearly Mukell UJieci·lir, tMt lhlllow IJ'&.Ye!' • Jolrmeat over the llowl of hta piN, Ia 111iltr u ltelt. WhJ root ~ S.. u atraordinaq ~ •jSappGM llaelr:ell Ia ibnoeenu•r · bim here and nowT .. 01 ~ '::1· I I .....,.. 'ftl lin .C aM \ ~ .. "lmwcalu c.ial Iwnwa' u j't• 1- 516,363 THEY"RE MILDER ••• and THBY TA8TEI BBTTEB FIREMEN (IN THE U.S. A,J lprlna to action, reacly t.r an~lnal • ..Go_. ..,. ..... eo-" ~at a molhellt'• notfce. Off to no~-what dangers. Goodwe'll ••Y they'r• IOOtl. H•h oft to ..._ fecorl- IMRI . ~-•·tlanllJl l'ypJ.M..JJ -•:!-."-'-'·-""'"--•-"---T-:•:-"--_c._.--------------------------------------------------"• �MONDAY, AUGUIT . tilE DAILY 11\IBtni£. POM£1\0Y, OBlO • ........... ..... SatW'day to V111t Kr 1r;\d ' --· .. . --.. . .. ....... .. . •• • 0 *"'"'........... -., ..... ....... .,... lliroel. CLA.SSIFI'IP . A.DY"ERTISING $.ECTION .,__.,.._ 31111 . \9. '"I MONDAY, U. S. Stage Beek0111 J Fi~proaf ... ... .,., .,... . '> o o ~~h. ~ Buah of Cuba, Coffman 1 For Browno, Tum Tbe Trick ' John W . W.crlch, " - ' " " D1ndor ,. '" " ' . .. H: .C. CUBS WIN 1·0 . ' Cllal1 tor bli -AT- re~poaaible Markets Income' tuen100 of lUl7 adverilaement. l!lrron 1D OM advei'UIIemmt.a abould bt n!poned •miJiftii:UaMb'. DeWOLFE'S GROVE 1'lz Miln from Racine on Bashan Road Platy of opeaking and refreshments pn tl!e grouJJdo. Biner and better this year. EYerybody come! Everybody welcome! - - - - --- ---- Help Wanted- • WORK WANTED-Will do hou oc:worll: In or near Pomeroy. Write "'D' care ot 'l1le J)a.Uy Tribune 8~7-3t. -- - - - - - - - NOTICE Dr. M: S. Daniela will be out of town from Aua. 9 to 19th. 8-6·31 • ' Sd,. Victoro By Same Score; A's Win, Pir· ales Break Even By OOPELAND c BURG INS Sparta Writer New York, AtJ&:. lQ-' Tears such aa .c.n!nll'B weep" might have been spribl:Jed a.ll over the Clt;y of St Louill by Guy BW3h, Ch1Caio Cub pttcbtr and even Rogers HornBby waulc. have had to pause and SHY ln a l!llky votee. . ··nove 11. gooo cry , Guy, an d mKJlK' )lou'll feel bette!' P\..r Bush Just missed crackllltf basetoall's hall of fame via the nol11t uame route-and agains t the mlgh~ ty St.. Louis cardlna.ls, too George Wat~m. Redbird outfielder, poked. a rollt.r that accounted fOl' the sole Bt Loulse aafety. Vincent Barton, the young man from LOG Angeles, pushed ?".er a homer oft' Paul DerrlngCL to atve the Cubs their 1 to 0 wln Altr.o.st Insult wnB added to inJury ln Bullh ca.ee, for It seems it wut "Derringer day" and half lhe ~PU· Jatton from Paul's home town. West PrartkfOl't, came over and witnessed Bush's near epoch stuff All they gave Guy was dirty looks but Derr1nger got a rfldlo SEt and a bag 01 shbly golf clubs. Dick CottmAn could weep rlgh: along with Bush He hulled a one~ hit game for the St Lou1~ Drowus lUi thf,y defeated the Chlc ~o White Sox 1 to 0 A single by .Johml) Kerr tight through the p1tc:hcr s box wa.. the anly safety ofl Cnffman Pat Cal\lWAy. who pitches fl/'el'Y Uay 111 the week and tWice on Sunday, Vote For PERCY L. PEOPLES for Councilman for Pon.eroyRepublican ticket. THE Si ~DII~G St. Louis, AUK l~INB­ Hack Wllaon, tht home run ot yes'-en-ear, hitter \e~!U or c.raft mare.. See Oeo. L. McCullough, Ba.shan, 0 B-~~3t General Weather Conditions hu moved ,The Mystery _Man On "" " '"" " "' '" ''" "' . HOBSON STATION I I I Ilion. PomerO"' PenonaiB . l :•'~:·~·~l:w:~''::': ! IIa b"''' =N==""='=='="="=·=·="'="=·========-'. :.: "'",::.··::;:>.:~;··~~~"~:· .':. ;:~1 ~~~~·,~~~~~~~::~:~:~:0:~ a' ao ,,l, 1m;t :.:4hours Bangorvtlle l ~)l)mclv•,. 'ioal '"'""• IIM""'"n t.raln t ,,.. 1 11 ,. i .... . _. t INHR[H fOUNO ~T ""!, ,., '' '"• • :-;~ of M 9 1 1 811 _, aU\age confectJOnery Is enJO~lJ\g ""pot~<'.tty ,,"'c·~~~ucym.'i 215 • Bell ~:·;:•.7.~;~.:·,;~·.:k.t~.~~·:~·: '.: ": 1 ... :~~h.~"~~~i. u ;~tRv:~:,,ti~~t"rned to his n. 1 • """'"'acton 117, DeJa - Ia, .,r n! a••h 1~ ., 1 .h•· " Of nfAR8[Ml '•r llJ!Jf!.L EYES Do•biJ llalic..t 1'hent tll'e meb who l'ltretul13' avoid en• r~lnw: nDy UllpiCllB,Dill rtl mnrka to the muf! ti!HY are JJIJ41 aboul; tmtl ~ · uri•>UI!Ir, 1hey lln P.qun 11.v n>hwt n 111 t" 1ell h 1m rhe ___;:::CH:.,:I::;: CA~O:;,;;O~·~;:;;U.~S~,~A;:.;·_ _ aood thin~<~ Kui•l of him I' ------ - - - ~ VOTE FOR SHA~t<S:Y LOOI<I!D ROss EVans FA~ Too · SO !ZED ~IMMY ~1uRPK'/. TILLIE. THE 'fOlL.I.;H IS THIS A RACE' 01~ A C I~OE;S- COUNl Ry f<.UN-= ·-~ - By RUS. WESTOVER I :S I "ll< Vv'.O.U..Y fvlEAM TO DO IHA"T He I'E. k:MOWS ~C R'IE'rHY eE~ WHEIJ HELP'• · AND Republican "'andidate lor AMIABLE A«AAANSI" WALKEr<: T'O SUI'r IT'S NIGI-4T TIME ,;;.;r,, SO "t'o 'S'-"~«~P'::...=k--/ \IJI-IE~I \.AIHlPI=l<LE HAD MAC 'STOPPED .DUR.\"'115 IHE RA.CS T<J READ A TELEG12.AM HS 'SIA!2TEO SOME:IH IPoJO . "'T'\iE 1\-'.E 'SUR.R.O.,_\"U:)INIS f>l.il UNCLE ~ . .\ \ ) •· ,-..... . ··THE MY9'1"E/C'!Y MAN '··--------- ---~:0i.~u~~ ~~-+----- OF THE' ~lt-JG ··- HIS • S'r~ANGEl.Y APAlHE'T'IC: SHOWING AGAINS'r \NAL.KE!e ADDED ANO"'"H!R ~UEEI<! CHAP'rEI<' TO HIS , WEI~D Fl STIC ! "- 10 IIJI. KI'IJI: F~ftiUt't'~ ' I I I I I JACI< - SHAr<:KEY COUNTRy. - f\-\1".; \A.1A :S: QUITE A R"E.L.II: F'oR. ~E :S~ECTAIOR"S. E'.!Ul" ~000 1\-\.IN-Ei'S: bo~o..tt"T LAST '-01\1(3 ANQ !He Boy.s; ARE:: (!,.a..c.J<. CI'N -n-1~ IR.A.Cl<. 'A!f"r'tf "'THElR .DI~":t.Y <..'1121~1[' 1, ·- ' l&hc Oi'tlle Vtllage of Pomeroy At the Primarr1) ~~d~!: . ~~~~~ ,II 1 I !1£H HEH MAC. WIU.. "THIMK. LITTLE HAJ-f' Pit..~ I' DRIVEr.. WA~ SO S"'RE Hf: C'HA~ WI-IIP~LE ~\G'tn Of=P" 11-IE: "TRACk 1'-JTO I MARSHAL ME! ' Be Held Saturday Em'x""e· rc •• ses T0 hornr pl ••nl <!f th.>trll!ll .. I· p,. ,,, '"""' lo"s'"' "K k~ ! h. Oh'" In Boltlrnore. Sunday, afte1 a br l-~ f V' 11 •l (;r.,l• • a ,·< ('"n'l""'~ r l'"rn~ ro:v, ViSit With hl5 brother Joe Ruben ru,. , 1•1~·! hll 1,..! 1 " " ' '""n''' h~m '" Grade Commence~ th. • , mnH•to l'h·•~ ( ,, ,! ,1 1'-l• ~ . . C<>un- Rnrt !umlly wtlo accompanied hltn 1 ment at Fair Ground• on t) (' '""· •h· "'"" ><'"'" "~"'- s, ,f.. q~ ~ "' to F a"'ke rsburg and rtturucd Sm1- At L.eaat 500 farmers and " '"\ ( 11,1 ~ )!L\ he Y<~IY<I) 5j.!',~ 4 ', _. " · ~h f"' "r''' t nn t loc ~""'~ rr,,, :-><ov<mkr day Familiea Ex~tea_ At AUIU&I 15th l~ t . 1• 1u. <~ .... "" " rdntl'a,., •r •.:r.-. M'l'S Velma Ht:tzel and Harr.v f' !nOll "" ol ~o• lhcd '" thP , .. tot'"' 111<1<!!1 Sl Carpen er ,.,.,1 "' "'~' ' ,. ·~i·' ~<·lion cr11 re l urned to Clcv:o tan d rollowN t •" '" •I••• h.Nl'L; ._ ., , ., h n.t "" lUg r: week end vls1t with the forThe PI'OP'nun for the annuol ... ,,,. ,J .. u,uhn""' h"' hhn "h""'l " mcrs mother,""-. Gco ... .....c Hetzel NEXT FRIDAY Meigs County Eighth Grade cc:;m!ln . t~t11 nll uu<l !hHL f~nol> '" lu' h•ntl" ••._.., [ ••~ •- be h 1d t Ed··-·d• men~m'!n exercuoc:s. .... e a-1a M'. and Mea Cha•Jea , r lh o l~,...,. r, HKuk :o.•t· l f:HiliU-' " l"nm· • ".... !"'"' •Jf l'om~ru1 Oh'" hcin< '"'ll " de and baby left Monday Cor Toledo Wh p I the Rock Springs fairgrounds , QC\1 • 1· '~ 1,-,",'' ", ,' ',':. •',,",",,", ,.~,',"'",',",',',,. en rogram Wil Be urday Augus~ 15. wa..o; announced 11 1 , ,, n rLr a several weeks vlsiL w1th !.he - - - - Pres.ented At Exper•'. he re Monday mcrnln2: by County '''''"!' '''"""'" ' r hforo:- .>• ,,,•latlc•ap•een•• 1••~ a•d'"- Wlll Cowa Lonl' Dome•rlc:eted '"' ,r :-;, ono hr • 1'\• 1 .,r !"' '""'"' " :; Pc d" th ""· 7tl '' ,....,..,, I F Supe1lntendent C N Wagner Cnttll h.ltL' 1,.1.11 tl••llll"'li•···•t•"' ,, ,,, 1 1" '"'" "' '""' '"'"' • Vo;; te"" 1 ° rea Ev.,"' ~ -h r-! menta. arm The propam wm cowmencc at l(l .- ., .. • II " lo ' 11" ·~ .1 .... ' 1· " " • ~ · " or E IU " n&ON.<: ... c clock In the m ondnB w1lh a grand I heir !IHik ll~t'•l rur lill nULII l.'nll II,. \) " \ ll'r• II• >k•' W< C"'!\ Coanclbnan for Pomeroy. de 1 d b th d 1b !IUutpllt~lt Rt~ lnng n:rn lluu n il r"'~ ··•t) r I "m''"} , (>n'"· I'L•"•J •tf M> an• Mes. n-ymond FISher An ln!!pccth... l ol ll ciU crop cx-,para . e Y e rum corn~> "'n 1 .-, I !, " ''"' • • ~r 1. "' """' , se\ al musical ~ele-ction wlll be ren~ 1 r "ft ~ n lutl'l IU'"Ph·"' Hn lit• h' lhf'lll II ~ \ tLu ' f"l ~ r.t. a nd daughter o! Charleston and prri•"ltnts, lncstrcit, l.rt.hanl a n~1 dcrrcl by tht' all Countv orche<:ttA ----- ·- - - - -~~-- - -Mrs Carrie Mees of Wlncnce W I}CUltl Y experimwls ll'lll Cl'r. upJ d · i , .~. I UD ei t 1le (1lfCC~~ Ill ~.; : Pro ....., .. F ~.nu:nnuumru:u;ut::!ttlt:ntmtn~m::::t:CU!::C~Ul.l..:tm:;u~: 1 Va •. are Pmnrroy viSitors Sunday mas~ c..f t h ~ de } fcl , 500 M ~IKS coun -1 Fcl1~, wmj;l 11 1 ~ parad 1· Rnd lhe mu· H1 Rtt• and Mns H L. Streich ami t]' fulmen ami thc.r fomll12s nexl nea l pro2:ram ~~··era! mtcrestiDI iJ t\\0 r o' lldr-~n ani\'Cd from St Louis Frida~ , Augml 14lh, o.l the Carpcn- rnccs will be held ror the boyr. and ,... s 1tutdo.y for a visit wtth the !at- tcr Expenm'!nt farm In north qirls, such lUI s.. o.:· race fnr boYR • l c r·~ nioth('r, M:'fi Elizabt'th Ekbae~ wul<!l n Metes county and ~ 1rlo, LOO yprd dash for boys; [er nad daughter Mo.r)'. Tl'IS tVClt. whiCh has been carc-150 yard d&J;h :or tt;•rls, crncker eatNo1man Bmham rcturnf'd from fullv plann : d to prO\•Ide opporlun- mg contest tcr cverybod}', relay Colu nhw; ~.the1e he has been at- !l.y '"r>r each v1sltor to sec e\crythmll; 1race with 20 boys fLnd 20 girls. tending bu.slness college Kt th'" farm, Will b ~ fcalwed by a Th~ morning program will be Ml '5 FrAnces Dve who has been ~hmt f'J}Cfiklng program hi the pic· brought to a close by music by the ' I rcmfu•ed In Helzer hospital where nk rrove Immediately after dinner. drum ec.rps and a l:Ja.osket dlruter llllderwcnt an operation for rePicric tl\blCS ar~ also prO\'Idcd tolbelng served Bt 1:.! o'clock. Ttle af.... n"oval of her ap~ndlx rctumcd to thnt family anct group PICnic dm - ternoon program will begin with sfher h('mc here Sunday She is 118 • ne:rs rr.ay be 1.1dulged In w1th ren- lecttcns by , the All County Or<lhesprovmg nicely &.nablc comfort Lad1~ of the Car- tra at l o clcck followed by a J?OVote for [dp.r Ebenbaeh for penl <'l' Church Rrt' also providing a takJ race for both boys and ldrls. . A Councilman for Pomeroy. nfn~hment stand, and will be p~- ball lhn:rl'llnlf contest for glrls wul Lall'leu-.c Hubbard who V.'Wl con- par:::d to serve lunches to tilose whc. th-:n be held and a wheelbarrow race lor all entrant~$. Tile Kames and filled In a hospital at Parkersblll"<,( do not wish to provide ptcmc dm" 1 111 3e b roug h t to an a~con ssw for n veml weeks returned to bla r.ern propriate close b a romcd ball hem~ tn Syracuse Saturday mucll Such agricultural a uthor\Ues as 0 gam~. Y Y lm\ll'fOVed. R. Dodd, and S C Hartman "m The class address w\11 then be Mi ~~ Jean Ebel500ch who under~ discllt s fHrm crop growmg dunng given foli(JW(!(i by several mus:leal \'lent nn opc1 aUon for appendklu~ the !.peaking program L A Kauff- numbers I rom the orchestra. then ~mmamm:aammrmmaw:un=:muwm~ma:i at lt>e Holzer ho.splt.al 81mday IB man will speak of tlle livestock. wod: the ocllvlUcs will be very fltlinBJY lmpJtsvlng nkcly or t: 1. farm , D C Kennard w11l bL•/clo.'>Cd with t:IC presentation ot the 1-Mn; ~ Mury Miller accompamed Pl'~pat ed to answer an~· questions diplomas. Supt Warner extended her daughWr, Mrs Loren Caver- about the poultry flocks, and F. H tbe Invitation to attend the e~~ lee \\ ho spent the week end here tn Bal'll' will conduct part.1es through . clscs to the general public. h~:r home In Hunt.lllgt.on for a the flrchard to observe the vanous 1 __ ;..._ __ week> vlslt expcr'ment.s with apples A'MEND REUNION Vote for Edpr l!:ber!baelli for Tht" Cleld day commg at a time ·- - Coulll':llnun for Pomtroy. v.h ':) n expenments wllh dttrerent' Afr and Mrs Norman NeutzllnQ. Mr and Mrs Joe Ebersllac..• were kbr',o:; and amoun ts or fert 1hz.e rs. lli and Mra Walte r Ncutzhng. and Lcng Bott<Jm V!sltors Sunday. c!iffe.-(nt varletlf'-~ and ntlter 1m~ Mr end Mrs. Clarence NcutzliDI' D1 Henry Stanbery arrhed fror , portant quesUons in oonncctJon and thelr famlik's, Mr and Mm. Clnc' :tatl to VISi t hl.s mother, Mrs with the com end soy bem crop Wtll Neutzllnr, and wn. Mr a.nd Margaret St!Ulbery and hJs bmi.h· can No SEen to best advantn8 e, pro- Mrs. Rollin Neutzlina:. Mr and er Hart mlses to attract at record br'>..aklng Mrs. Raymond H.pod and famUy, Mr. und Mrs Robert McElhinny M ss Emma Jean Wilbon retun1ed crowd. Saturdak' from • few da>-a HSlt. with Rt>r:t:-nt developmentfi m methods and Mr, and Mr11. Ben Neutlllnl nlal·vC'I In ColumbU5 or ~L \J Wmg cmps. and feeding and and C:aughtc>,rs mttorcd to Atheru, M1 and Mrs. Charles Schorn, Mrs c:uc of livestock have been at- SUn±ty n.nd lltte;~dcd the Neutz. NOW, AT A tr€W AN) LO'tm: Elbert Robinson and Miss Mildred trac~lng attention of progre.s,o,:lv:l' Hng r.union held Ill th~ rat: Sthcrn rctufned 5aturda'y from Nor~ farnlfrs Many or thc.sc new systems II;I'Onnda t11ere l'8fCl fOI mt, THIS walk, 0 .• where they visited Mr. have bem thoroua:hly tested mt this --------•nq. Mrs. fl ~ SW:.II: a few days. .farru . .omd. rEsults ot the tests arc 8AIA&IIi8 INCRt:ASED of Baby Stack returned with them fer now read} to be made publlc. 1 Ne -a hi'O weeks sta)'. Ttl<'! Carpenter farm 18 operated 1 1 Will or the apprOJ;;ima te lncr~ Still AltEort. Lllptborn and bt cther by the Ohio Expcrtment Station to f:~res:.a~ aalartea. ~ WlCived C&ml" from C1nc!Dn.atJ rcr a week solv~ quefitlons peculiar to Bcutb~ro f'"llf'nt4Uve~Yof 0~!ng~l local J'C!l· fiU. _,. IIIH•t• H!OV'Jh ·~ uol to 'fOil ~ ml v1s1t w1th Mrs. Lapthnrn and Ohl!:l This fann has been owned Pauthem Life Insunmceell= ~ II t.ul Thei'o th1 bi9 ,..,..cd 1911 ,n,.,.t Rl!lt.'l~, \tis& Kathryn Bruch who llnd r:pt:"rated by the 5tate lor l& it wU announced. Aeoorc:Un• ~~ th i.-- N.. 6o'""r"' H.PV Duty AIr;pent ~e paat two weeks t: : re with }'P.il ' , and some fXIJ(lriments luwe tep!'Jtt. this 1& the 8CCOnd aalarr lnrelallvas They returned to Cinelli!· bren Ln ,::ontlnucus progress .-;blce ' CfPJl5e erantett to locaJ r"'Prtlsen~a~ S-.rt- tom...., Ut1. 'I'Otlr .Y.I he~l .t· 1:natJ Sunday aft.emoon. Mrs Edgar llhnl time i t~ sb\ice CharJH p V/llllilms h,a.mnf ' ~ flrlt:r-4 .We!Nfl poontM!g to .... $1. Plall:ll and two dllldren accompan1 m.aud on State Route lf3. In l"'lme .pm~ldent of the company Jast , led them , tor a wteb \'IBit be fort> Colllmbla Township th e farm can J&nuary "'" St,p&lll11ftew•h VOl!'"• •~'-' •It bit oile, I retp•r:.Jns to thi!'lr borne In Erie:. Pa be ~a6ily reach~ from ~ny prJint 1 - - - - - - - - - - lh hull~ buuty. No h.ary d.W, tire h•o ._. ' c¢tc. and Artt!ut Strauss and tn :vrdp County llle diStance from 1 KJid in olldl ._~tfJUt n~t• THE ClaAd {tUUian returned frorh a bust~ Pr-ni•JJ'(I}' 115 16 mUM, and. ta ~e<l i ~OTIC~ 1 noss trip to Cleveland over the 11.'1!!11 b)' drlvtng throuah HUTIIon\1ue. 1 Qql'e;) ~her Class Ill BethaQ.V ..-. end _, _ , E. Church .UI m£fl at tbe ~ I ~~ r.nr Ef&V f;~~~ f~ ,.. tJ.. 11( ....... ~...... . I 'l'UI!'*Y oiaht. J , ".Jir 1 11 fV, ~ ' f.W; fr-~ il ,_ -"-"'" ' •• - Oh t ':"-~· . • . llt) ~N n I•IU'Ilehure 'op"" before 1 _,.._¥_,.. ' ·1" •' .J ' I -· 8· JOhn ll!le ret.urneft Sunr(ay he- h•a''U! ·~~~~ 111r1ilane an •\"lawr. ·-- " .: n • ,. -= Ircn~ a two weeks Viilt. With her cnn 5la1tl1 on Ilie kmer ~Aing of • Vote F IOQ•!R .. Iaw aM ct.uchter. Jlr. and pl:me. hoJ,Iln~,: "'' ;o tlmstrula. Th4! · qr IMrs.. Harold Russcll in Charleston ~trudmle m11y llnm ~ "fl'llled nnd 1f'E~CY L PEOPLE$ k )(f15. Eltabetlt t;Jrueaer and daQI1l t~ vf.loclty l!'tf the \\'lnl'! vttn ('flrry 1(;CUnf;il~ JW .,... ..,.,.., I tar.!. lfiHea MI.Uil and ~ 1eft tl;e UUIU ~llf hi!C1i~Brd. i"!Jll If , e f T'~il•ui..:\;;. ~ "-' .,. _"'l .--:::· motor Sa:t\ltdlf for t"flo wee'u called a ""pull-olr." .. r*'U·~~ tiC'...._ .-J...St POMEROY war:: 181 , Lanu:.• 270 Manon :.!.4.5 Mall~flel"' 2 75 M u ., ar) b\lllt• 3 Jl. Nl'w Comctstown J olO, PrOB]l ~<'L 1.50, Napoleon 1.28, Sldtwy 140 Wilmington 135 antt Thlcdo 1 ,~0 The general eastwllrd dr1rt Of the Pl"t:B}\ire areas durlng the !l('~>t :m hou: <i will result in elcflrmg and coolcr W('U lh er J8 thiS ViCJtuty tU• J continu.x.l cool rll' ''1.11 I , Rn d f ar, Tul\'iday. _____ HJOH SCHOOL COURSE in two 11rturins. It Rear.a. Refreshe1, I years spare time ho me study ~hes.Murinehaabeen11afely I Credit given Cor PI ~ vlnw; wcrk used for many yean. Cleanse completed P o Box 1111 Hunt.· your Evcalbily wirh ln\, ton. W Va 8-10·6l UM. - I Quidtltelief from Eye Strain roo rs ANn , ' - 1 == BY j i 7·3lw6l. .. I I WAN!'F.D- 100 cars '-9 gr~a~. 'JQ,:: lVheq yQur Bv•• becoau1l a uu Modern equipment. Dai1J' 1u rained from over-use, or lrrlsm \•tee Station. South emf of 1t ted by exppeure ~Sun Wind 1 - Hr.dgc Appl·onch. ___ .. 8·10-~t l:r Dust, apply a few d;ops of , ' . 1 1 " , MYTH 1 , held the Brownies to hve hits in the cpene1, anpexing it for Chicago, 4 to 2 AI Simmons mighty man oi U\C I mtsilty hit tw~ hamer& to win 5 to Ia for the Athletics over tbe New I York Yankees. Connie Mack had •call 011 Walberg to relie\ie MaHaffey In the seventh and nnally Lelly Grow was trotted. out to .!.ave the da y Simmon!; home~ s we~e Nos 18 nn d 19 tar behind Babe Ruth, but he now ~ds all the h1lte rs batt ing 382 lwo points ahead vt RUth. and Willie Sherdel held the Phil& to The Giants hopped all over Fred· ::"~'"~ dy Helmach, scoring four runs 111 1 hltll to account. for the vesper lhe opening lnntng and finally 6 tQ 3· ttowlng away the Brooklyn Robins, ---------g to 4 Ftt.z.slnunons Kave ten h1ts to the flock but managed to stag~ ger t~rough the distance. MilllliSh smashed the ftrst. ball hurled at him tn the tenth for s 1hit Into deep center, storl:.ng Brown Auc. to. 1D3t. ltn 11 4 to 3 wining for Washington SJnoo Saturday mamlna a !Jii.l vover the Boston Ruddy Box. metrlc dllturbanoo or moderate lll· Lany Benton mastered the Pirate big !-ticks. giving the Olney Reds o over tensll)' the lake ~1on•lnwl)' from a to Z t.numph in the opener, while to the st. Lawrence Valle)' Brame came back In the lJnale to by r.early ieneral ahowera ta.k" one for Pittsburgh 8 to 4. the Miut&Bippl river tho fp,ll Stene garnered four hits ann all heavy at many polnia tn the the other Detroit hitters spent a Valley. At the l:lliiiiiC time Lhc high vt•lv , plea..."''lnt nrt.emoon as they press\U'9 aroa that was ovLlr dilnl::t.:d over three Cleveland hurl~ notthcii.St has spread cat~t ;mel south us ft'r 14 safeties, bagging it. 9 to ll and r.ow domlnatfs wcaUtct caudl'Tit 'l B08ton Bmves slowed up the tion~ovcr the plains str..tc-.. where n€o.r-eellar Phillles taltlng ~ double fair cooler weBthcr prcva11s. Tlw folheadc.;·. .Ed Brandt won his iourteen· lowing stations li1 Ohto l':'port o 1th ;;J,1rmlsh In the opener. 5 to 4 rainfall of one Inch or IDOl c In the 1 DE:IIClJITFVL SHWEaY ors•u acr.u your eo.rree bl' the dip method vlalt wtt.h Mr and Mta . By BetLy 'B&rcla.y whirl!. mean~ ~it. lhou1d be t'iJICit'Y I~~~~- and raml)y m Whtn the wintry w1n41 hOWl one fn)~d ~d tb&t tt. wtU btl '"ar;w.Mi 1( .UOKIC,ui AIS<M;Lt.'IION Eetk, tl)~ w~th . l.ven at tne dln - COtfqt ahoUld bt tully a b&lt sttOn•· ~~~~-"~!! Won L.olt. Club St.. Palll ner table lle casta h ilS eye lcnliniiY u thn.n 11.1ual Ncauae ot dilution Dy at lh! a L~&mlng hot dilhe&.. the Ice. Pour !our cupa ot ootrre lutl~ o! Mr and Mrs. Jatna lncUID&P<IIIB 1 6< .... "' 69 56 LoUlllvllle . ''Rid hct !;Oup ;· .s one of the lovtr Ice A4d a cup or beavy cream I Quillen I f.;ij b7 coJumbu1:1 mus~ popula r courSt'$ Cutrt.~ eQually and 2~3 cup powderfld JUIBJ . Then fl::..rold B&rte!J apent the week tnd · I 55 51J 1 Ka~ Ott.y red ht>r 111 equally popular placu a quart or vanilla k:e crdilUI with frlenda and relatJvea In Can- ~IllER. Minneapolis 63 5H WJ)e n tne me1cury atart.& rura~.na In t.hc punch bowl· In larre 1pooNI· I tom 1 Milwaukee . 5a liD with the top of the thermometer, rut rnd. 11. cup oJ' maraehtnu chetrlf!j; I Vot.e tor Edpr EberabMh rer .. 66 To.,.. . howtHJr, the body ltad.ti In an -J n· and thelr jWce OhUI pW\Ch thor· CGUD~llbnan for Ponl~ . tl rely olffl" tnl wily Then we thin k DUI'hly and serve Mr and Mn. Hall Bode returneo NAATIONAL LEAGUE ot Hl<. h UllUi;ll lUi rrull c up~~ , tialads, 1 to Olnclnatl aftoer a few d&YII V1&1' Club won Loat j{eport ,()f ch:l h !.l sn.ldwlches rrom the 1~ box Fftfb Peach Oenen with the latter'8 (randfat~r. Henry Un(ound,d . St. Louis 88 40 1New York or rdrlit:II\Lor, und a cold beverl Junket tablet Minic h on Condor sueet. Killinc Of Tlltee Col· 53 to age or some kind that will supt::JI}' l tablespoon cold wal:«' Mr•. Gilbert Slnclalr went. to Cblca&:o 59 47 · ored !\fen, Deal~ the body v.lth liquid that hllll been 1-2 tea.apoon vanilla. At.hf.lU!i Sunda}' and spent t he day Bl'OOkl)·n 58 52 lost thru uijh pt'rsplrat.lon wnhc.ut 1 cup milk wlth h!:!r sister, Mrs Mildred Tubbs Boston . 62 53 1 '"P 1lihslt creamh BY MORTICIANS Plttsburah 50 5t ltt: ulh 11 the body \lhlle 1~ 1.'1 rc· Annl' M11e Martin accompanied her 0 1ce 0 1re 1 peac es d 111 d t •-- Jth M Phlladclphla 43 65 fuelh111 Olce frt.M peaches Jn t.he bottom an w spen 111 0 wee..., w rs ctnclnnatl 39 70 H 1:.. well to 1cmcmoer the~ !;j,t;l,.~ of dc~55ert IIIJ.ar..5eti, ~~ond add a few TUI:tt..!i. Men Were Not VictiJna Of Y.hlle preparmg a huu~hcon 01 uln- drops or lemon Juice and SUIII.J to Father Eua:en.e Dunn l.:fl Murderero And Put LI:AGUE net auring hot wcathe1. taste Mix c1eam. and milk and z~m,...:wUie Monday morning to be Won Lost A hot dl:sh here or theu• appea l ~ Jllepare junket aoo1dlng to dlrect.lon at the bedalde oJ' hi& s~rer who unTrack 77 30 7:.!U but the keynote or th'<' meal !:hau11 on package Pour at once over the derwt nt an operatlon there. 66 39 6~11 be Mklnclili and cnspm'u It Mould peaches. Let stand undisturbed In ··- - - - A aenlal or the l'tlr.'IOl'ed story re' 11loo be 1emcmOOred thai hot -day " warm room until finn-about 10 here that btillet.s hR~ been 50 66 412 meah do nC!t need to oo as heavv us minutes Then chill IS R'"BBED in the bodlea ot the thr~ lhu5~ lmmshed In the winter time 1 -:v wme kWed by a New .. 65 ked Coftee -freight. tra;.n, Tuesday 42 64 :!1:18 At tl'lt' same t1me they should havr sc 1 n~ ent'ra;> food. M<~.ke coffee a little atron11er than Th" Dana Gatewood Serv1ce Sla, July :n, ne;.r Ilobaon, was 41 68 Coliee dl!;hes could '"ell ~ f ~ usual - ali Ice 4ilutes It St.'l've In tlon at Hobeon, was broken Coroner ~n H Ewing m~h- 11 mol e than lhc y. ar~ In ~e larw !ancy or colored 11ases with and t>~tered a.pln , ~unday m"ht morning SUNDAY'S RESULTS aH'I f!"t" hom~-" These may be btver - plenty or er~ck.ed ke. s,·e eten to the second time wiUu."'' two weelui stories hAd been clrAMI!:KICAN ASSOCIATION St Paul 9, Columb w; 5. .lgt ~ ( 1 dcs~(·lts Scientists who h llve t.aste Top wllh whipped cream or Oftl.lt>rs here went to the scene that lhc trio had been Si Paul, 9 , Columbus. 7. 1 1 coffl'r :-,Jy l lHtl It 15 ~ m ild sc 1\'C with plain cream CofJe-~ may where an ln'Y'f'6iiga.~lon , was h eld shot and ~hdr bodies placOO on the LouU~vllle , 10, MJlwa ukeC, 'J. tut that unlike ulhL'r ~~i- be CQo;>led before hand,Ol pow-ed hot A«OJdlng to the ofl'.cers report, !he rallrood tracks to hide the crime 1 1. LoulS\'IIJe, ~; Mllwllukee. 3 nwlnnts il doe:; not {hop (l!H' be lo \\' over Ulc Jce Where Ice 18 p!_ ttU ul ~~~~~entered Ute stat1on Uuough The r.torles had beco.ne so frequent India napolis, 5, Kunsus Cl~y, 4 nm mu l nftet UH: period nf stl mu~ I -, owlt Nothing was diSCovered It was beheved nere by DUIIlJf Indmnapolls. ti, Kansa.s City , o luilon m 81: ~lg, wa.s reported t.ha~ ttl€- .nen had actually been Toledo, 5; Mlnnea.polls, 1 I HrJC u 1e hw or t. luee suygo;The supply house of the Dllrk k1'lcd before Lhe trlin struck them 'l'olecto, 11 , Mmneapol.ls, 9 ~ lm \'utfee dls.h JS that will ~ ~ollow Coal company was broken The denial of Ute d:SCOVCl')' of p'Ovc \en auuu.:t1ve al a 11 y time or NATIONAL LEAGUE 11 uro ~d entered and wire and mine bulletf· in the bodies wM t'e!Rived IJ ear Lut mobablv artl 1 1 ~ PP es were taken, Sunday night here through a telephone com· Boston, 5, Pblladelphla, 'I P cu ar Y at Dmc-:!NL here secured t:1e s.ervtcc.s or mumcatlon with Haoticn & Harden, Bru~ton 6; Philadelphia, 3 L•. a{~vr dttrlng the hL•ut ur summer M b Clara Archer a.nd son. Mr bloodhountbo from Galli ll&, and mortldarut at Char>eaton. whoreNew YtJrk, 9, Bt•oaklyu, 4 Jn them Rl\d sre rm ~ull!~t'lf ;md Mr11 Walter Archer and two went to the scene of th~ robbery cewerl the bodies of the untortunat.c Clnclnnn.tJ, 6, PlttsbUI'I{h, 2. Lcndon Pudding t;hllt:ren or Parkersburg w~ Bun- The cuct amount f '" Plltt;bmgh. 8. Clnclnml.tl, 4 ~ r~.g \ulks o e rna te r Ja.1. men from the Ewing Jl.imtuary bere Chicago, 1; St Louis, o ctay Kuest.s or Mr11. Charles Eber11· m1sslng 1-:l LIIIJ buller or .~ubslttute '·ach and family kno\\n from th~ mtne \HtB not if~!~;J~' the cstabllsi:•ncnt or their 1 r 1 " relatives. The mol'tlcla.ns (up con t•ct oner ~ suga 1 Mu; Sophia. Whltloc11: went to - - - - ... - - said tlle bodies ba.d AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 1 Chlcaao <>4: St . Louis, 2 ' 1\'> PO•' '>'llnllla Cohl'nbus Sunday acwmpanltd by FISHER RITES TUI:SDA 1" exam:nt'd and the Bt Luuls, 1; Chicago, 0 Ill • O.d~ fing-ei s he·• - "' '• H•••m and Haety Wa'""n .,..,..) ·' """ Tn , funeral service~ for Anna of having bec!n killed by the J Detroit, 9, Cle\elana, 8. ~ 1'Pf"-'"' crerun Oscar Foley of ClucmnaU who J'isl": c!', who d~ed at lhe home or train wa~:~ 1enerally acPhtladelplua. 5; New Ymk :f , t .tUifspoon.~ stL'OllS brer.cd coffee :;pent lhe (J38t .,.,eek here the gue~~t Thomas Bowen at Coolport, Saturby them as well as by rein~ Wttshington, 4, Boo{.Qn, 3 Ct! <l m e11Gs. bittter n nd ::;uga l' to· of Mr and Mrs. tiuman Kun~ ar:d d11 v mcrnlns, v;1ll be conducted or the dead m10n ~: ~ th1 1 lhoroughh· nctd co!l.:-e ond dau cht cr, " " ' Ella, returned to T · ',Hm ll 11 Plau Ill a th.~IL a lai'CI or UC'Ioay afternoon nt three o'clock Ewing said t.ne repeate!:l GAllES MONDA\:' Cln{' lnantl Sunday . at the Peace Evangelical had come to h:.m and that 1 d fi J\MEUIC..lN ASSOt.:li\TION a .l' , n~('L s. Hwn rome uf tllr snuc.· Vol.e ror Edlar Ebenbafb for Jnteu~ent.. In ch e of the l.wl 1f t~cn> had been aOl) loundaMon St Paul at Columbus. .Jild ·'}lcrn.IU.• tllltll 1111 u1al erJ al !, Councilman for Pomeroy. undcr•Ae•-- 8 wlll,....be mod• ''' B"~~J' MUwnuk{'e at Lomsv 1uc u ~ rl L£t ~ta nd several t,uuJs m tiK·I Mr aucl Ml'll Perry Davl:. Sl nT L.... nr the report, lt wn:; necessary for Kll!Hlils Cltl at Indlrtnnnoil!; J eft JU t rn.tOI. Bel W' WI ' II wt!ll)pcd the '''<ek cud In Columbus With theh roH· cemc ery him tfl know so the \'Crdlct. renderMlnneapoli1:1 at Toledo crcn N t d 1 ed ln the dcalhti, could be changed llSc dl1~ur ~e~o;·~~ln~lCnitt. .uay be r~·~~~;;tt.:r Mrs t L Atherton and MA-~NY-TH_.I.NG~acCCidlngly He said an ex&.rnlnaNATIONAL LEAGUI: tton of the bodies he.~ len no dlsNoue scheduled Mtu. W D Vale who has been cover) or bullets and lhe Cha.r•~. Jc~d Con~e Punch vlsitmg among f11endt. m Middle~ 1'.:<> II'• "" u • Jlltce 1 ton undortalcers \'tTificd his stateAMERICAN LEAGUE n blac'k of IC I:' port and Pomeroy for several daya l todDY was dod&'ltli the fast ones With more t.han wuaJ oaut1on The reason ill \ha't yeaterQp,y, f or ~M first. tlmu lo hla Otlt· cc r, he took a. Jolt on Lhe chln and went down for the toWtt. Hack: \VIS pi t.chin& In t.l\tmg practice when h e wa~o struck squn.ret:,· on tile jaw by a line d:-1ve hit by On.bb}' Ha.1 tnett He was unconsc,ous Mvtral minutes. but WM 0 K. after bem;!; (iUU!iCd With \late! and t.o!:mg a rest - - ---,=· W.NTEQ TO BJWIIANGE-Dno sp9n or young, soUild mu!Q or weight. :noo to 2'lOO lbll for " Pieni- ! FOSTER ·T hursday, Aug, IS l'be publlsben .W tilt bAn.v TfuDulnli. ro~m~ov. omo. 10. IHL II BIG U~GU[S !: ..... ....., . . . . . . . _ . Umll n ' ~OOUBT SINGH "IT GIMES TWlRl£H I ' Rooms 110 • .,_... at '1.00 ... ... I Gallipolis HOlELtoLUMBUS ~ MR. • W••te•t H-, Dutr Tim ;, Mod• Fi-1 I I S - I I ! :by • 1 \. \ �MONDAY, AUGUIT . tilE DAILY 11\IBtni£. POM£1\0Y, OBlO • ........... ..... SatW'day to V111t Kr 1r;\d ' --· .. . --.. . .. ....... .. . •• • 0 *"'"'........... -., ..... ....... .,... lliroel. CLA.SSIFI'IP . A.DY"ERTISING $.ECTION .,__.,.._ 31111 . \9. '"I MONDAY, U. S. Stage Beek0111 J Fi~proaf ... ... .,., .,... . '> o o ~~h. ~ Buah of Cuba, Coffman 1 For Browno, Tum Tbe Trick ' John W . W.crlch, " - ' " " D1ndor ,. '" " ' . .. H: .C. CUBS WIN 1·0 . ' Cllal1 tor bli -AT- re~poaaible Markets Income' tuen100 of lUl7 adverilaement. l!lrron 1D OM advei'UIIemmt.a abould bt n!poned •miJiftii:UaMb'. DeWOLFE'S GROVE 1'lz Miln from Racine on Bashan Road Platy of opeaking and refreshments pn tl!e grouJJdo. Biner and better this year. EYerybody come! Everybody welcome! - - - - --- ---- Help Wanted- • WORK WANTED-Will do hou oc:worll: In or near Pomeroy. Write "'D' care ot 'l1le J)a.Uy Tribune 8~7-3t. -- - - - - - - - NOTICE Dr. M: S. Daniela will be out of town from Aua. 9 to 19th. 8-6·31 • ' Sd,. Victoro By Same Score; A's Win, Pir· ales Break Even By OOPELAND c BURG INS Sparta Writer New York, AtJ&:. lQ-' Tears such aa .c.n!nll'B weep" might have been spribl:Jed a.ll over the Clt;y of St Louill by Guy BW3h, Ch1Caio Cub pttcbtr and even Rogers HornBby waulc. have had to pause and SHY ln a l!llky votee. . ··nove 11. gooo cry , Guy, an d mKJlK' )lou'll feel bette!' P\..r Bush Just missed crackllltf basetoall's hall of fame via the nol11t uame route-and agains t the mlgh~ ty St.. Louis cardlna.ls, too George Wat~m. Redbird outfielder, poked. a rollt.r that accounted fOl' the sole Bt Loulse aafety. Vincent Barton, the young man from LOG Angeles, pushed ?".er a homer oft' Paul DerrlngCL to atve the Cubs their 1 to 0 wln Altr.o.st Insult wnB added to inJury ln Bullh ca.ee, for It seems it wut "Derringer day" and half lhe ~PU· Jatton from Paul's home town. West PrartkfOl't, came over and witnessed Bush's near epoch stuff All they gave Guy was dirty looks but Derr1nger got a rfldlo SEt and a bag 01 shbly golf clubs. Dick CottmAn could weep rlgh: along with Bush He hulled a one~ hit game for the St Lou1~ Drowus lUi thf,y defeated the Chlc ~o White Sox 1 to 0 A single by .Johml) Kerr tight through the p1tc:hcr s box wa.. the anly safety ofl Cnffman Pat Cal\lWAy. who pitches fl/'el'Y Uay 111 the week and tWice on Sunday, Vote For PERCY L. PEOPLES for Councilman for Pon.eroyRepublican ticket. THE Si ~DII~G St. Louis, AUK l~INB­ Hack Wllaon, tht home run ot yes'-en-ear, hitter \e~!U or c.raft mare.. See Oeo. L. McCullough, Ba.shan, 0 B-~~3t General Weather Conditions hu moved ,The Mystery _Man On "" " '"" " "' '" ''" "' . HOBSON STATION I I I Ilion. PomerO"' PenonaiB . l :•'~:·~·~l:w:~''::': ! IIa b"''' =N==""='=='="="=·=·="'="=·========-'. :.: "'",::.··::;:>.:~;··~~~"~:· .':. ;:~1 ~~~~·,~~~~~~~::~:~:~:0:~ a' ao ,,l, 1m;t :.:4hours Bangorvtlle l ~)l)mclv•,. 'ioal '"'""• IIM""'"n t.raln t ,,.. 1 11 ,. i .... . _. t INHR[H fOUNO ~T ""!, ,., '' '"• • :-;~ of M 9 1 1 811 _, aU\age confectJOnery Is enJO~lJ\g ""pot~<'.tty ,,"'c·~~~ucym.'i 215 • Bell ~:·;:•.7.~;~.:·,;~·.:k.t~.~~·:~·: '.: ": 1 ... :~~h.~"~~~i. u ;~tRv:~:,,ti~~t"rned to his n. 1 • """'"'acton 117, DeJa - Ia, .,r n! a••h 1~ ., 1 .h•· " Of nfAR8[Ml '•r llJ!Jf!.L EYES Do•biJ llalic..t 1'hent tll'e meb who l'ltretul13' avoid en• r~lnw: nDy UllpiCllB,Dill rtl mnrka to the muf! ti!HY are JJIJ41 aboul; tmtl ~ · uri•>UI!Ir, 1hey lln P.qun 11.v n>hwt n 111 t" 1ell h 1m rhe ___;:::CH:.,:I::;: CA~O:;,;;O~·~;:;;U.~S~,~A;:.;·_ _ aood thin~<~ Kui•l of him I' ------ - - - ~ VOTE FOR SHA~t<S:Y LOOI<I!D ROss EVans FA~ Too · SO !ZED ~IMMY ~1uRPK'/. TILLIE. THE 'fOlL.I.;H IS THIS A RACE' 01~ A C I~OE;S- COUNl Ry f<.UN-= ·-~ - By RUS. WESTOVER I :S I "ll< Vv'.O.U..Y fvlEAM TO DO IHA"T He I'E. k:MOWS ~C R'IE'rHY eE~ WHEIJ HELP'• · AND Republican "'andidate lor AMIABLE A«AAANSI" WALKEr<: T'O SUI'r IT'S NIGI-4T TIME ,;;.;r,, SO "t'o 'S'-"~«~P'::...=k--/ \IJI-IE~I \.AIHlPI=l<LE HAD MAC 'STOPPED .DUR.\"'115 IHE RA.CS T<J READ A TELEG12.AM HS 'SIA!2TEO SOME:IH IPoJO . "'T'\iE 1\-'.E 'SUR.R.O.,_\"U:)INIS f>l.il UNCLE ~ . .\ \ ) •· ,-..... . ··THE MY9'1"E/C'!Y MAN '··--------- ---~:0i.~u~~ ~~-+----- OF THE' ~lt-JG ··- HIS • S'r~ANGEl.Y APAlHE'T'IC: SHOWING AGAINS'r \NAL.KE!e ADDED ANO"'"H!R ~UEEI<! CHAP'rEI<' TO HIS , WEI~D Fl STIC ! "- 10 IIJI. KI'IJI: F~ftiUt't'~ ' I I I I I JACI< - SHAr<:KEY COUNTRy. - f\-\1".; \A.1A :S: QUITE A R"E.L.II: F'oR. ~E :S~ECTAIOR"S. E'.!Ul" ~000 1\-\.IN-Ei'S: bo~o..tt"T LAST '-01\1(3 ANQ !He Boy.s; ARE:: (!,.a..c.J<. CI'N -n-1~ IR.A.Cl<. 'A!f"r'tf "'THElR .DI~":t.Y <..'1121~1[' 1, ·- ' l&hc Oi'tlle Vtllage of Pomeroy At the Primarr1) ~~d~!: . ~~~~~ ,II 1 I !1£H HEH MAC. WIU.. "THIMK. LITTLE HAJ-f' Pit..~ I' DRIVEr.. WA~ SO S"'RE Hf: C'HA~ WI-IIP~LE ~\G'tn Of=P" 11-IE: "TRACk 1'-JTO I MARSHAL ME! ' Be Held Saturday Em'x""e· rc •• ses T0 hornr pl ••nl <!f th.>trll!ll .. I· p,. ,,, '"""' lo"s'"' "K k~ ! h. Oh'" In Boltlrnore. Sunday, afte1 a br l-~ f V' 11 •l (;r.,l• • a ,·< ('"n'l""'~ r l'"rn~ ro:v, ViSit With hl5 brother Joe Ruben ru,. , 1•1~·! hll 1,..! 1 " " ' '""n''' h~m '" Grade Commence~ th. • , mnH•to l'h·•~ ( ,, ,! ,1 1'-l• ~ . . C<>un- Rnrt !umlly wtlo accompanied hltn 1 ment at Fair Ground• on t) (' '""· •h· "'"" ><'"'" "~"'- s, ,f.. q~ ~ "' to F a"'ke rsburg and rtturucd Sm1- At L.eaat 500 farmers and " '"\ ( 11,1 ~ )!L\ he Y<~IY<I) 5j.!',~ 4 ', _. " · ~h f"' "r''' t nn t loc ~""'~ rr,,, :-><ov<mkr day Familiea Ex~tea_ At AUIU&I 15th l~ t . 1• 1u. <~ .... "" " rdntl'a,., •r •.:r.-. M'l'S Velma Ht:tzel and Harr.v f' !nOll "" ol ~o• lhcd '" thP , .. tot'"' 111<1<!!1 Sl Carpen er ,.,.,1 "' "'~' ' ,. ·~i·' ~<·lion cr11 re l urned to Clcv:o tan d rollowN t •" '" •I••• h.Nl'L; ._ ., , ., h n.t "" lUg r: week end vls1t with the forThe PI'OP'nun for the annuol ... ,,,. ,J .. u,uhn""' h"' hhn "h""'l " mcrs mother,""-. Gco ... .....c Hetzel NEXT FRIDAY Meigs County Eighth Grade cc:;m!ln . t~t11 nll uu<l !hHL f~nol> '" lu' h•ntl" ••._.., [ ••~ •- be h 1d t Ed··-·d• men~m'!n exercuoc:s. .... e a-1a M'. and Mea Cha•Jea , r lh o l~,...,. r, HKuk :o.•t· l f:HiliU-' " l"nm· • ".... !"'"' •Jf l'om~ru1 Oh'" hcin< '"'ll " de and baby left Monday Cor Toledo Wh p I the Rock Springs fairgrounds , QC\1 • 1· '~ 1,-,",'' ", ,' ',':. •',,",",,", ,.~,',"'",',",',',,. en rogram Wil Be urday Augus~ 15. wa..o; announced 11 1 , ,, n rLr a several weeks vlsiL w1th !.he - - - - Pres.ented At Exper•'. he re Monday mcrnln2: by County '''''"!' '''"""'" ' r hforo:- .>• ,,,•latlc•ap•een•• 1••~ a•d'"- Wlll Cowa Lonl' Dome•rlc:eted '"' ,r :-;, ono hr • 1'\• 1 .,r !"' '""'"' " :; Pc d" th ""· 7tl '' ,....,..,, I F Supe1lntendent C N Wagner Cnttll h.ltL' 1,.1.11 tl••llll"'li•···•t•"' ,, ,,, 1 1" '"'" "' '""' '"'"' • Vo;; te"" 1 ° rea Ev.,"' ~ -h r-! menta. arm The propam wm cowmencc at l(l .- ., .. • II " lo ' 11" ·~ .1 .... ' 1· " " • ~ · " or E IU " n&ON.<: ... c clock In the m ondnB w1lh a grand I heir !IHik ll~t'•l rur lill nULII l.'nll II,. \) " \ ll'r• II• >k•' W< C"'!\ Coanclbnan for Pomeroy. de 1 d b th d 1b !IUutpllt~lt Rt~ lnng n:rn lluu n il r"'~ ··•t) r I "m''"} , (>n'"· I'L•"•J •tf M> an• Mes. n-ymond FISher An ln!!pccth... l ol ll ciU crop cx-,para . e Y e rum corn~> "'n 1 .-, I !, " ''"' • • ~r 1. "' """' , se\ al musical ~ele-ction wlll be ren~ 1 r "ft ~ n lutl'l IU'"Ph·"' Hn lit• h' lhf'lll II ~ \ tLu ' f"l ~ r.t. a nd daughter o! Charleston and prri•"ltnts, lncstrcit, l.rt.hanl a n~1 dcrrcl by tht' all Countv orche<:ttA ----- ·- - - - -~~-- - -Mrs Carrie Mees of Wlncnce W I}CUltl Y experimwls ll'lll Cl'r. upJ d · i , .~. I UD ei t 1le (1lfCC~~ Ill ~.; : Pro ....., .. F ~.nu:nnuumru:u;ut::!ttlt:ntmtn~m::::t:CU!::C~Ul.l..:tm:;u~: 1 Va •. are Pmnrroy viSitors Sunday mas~ c..f t h ~ de } fcl , 500 M ~IKS coun -1 Fcl1~, wmj;l 11 1 ~ parad 1· Rnd lhe mu· H1 Rtt• and Mns H L. Streich ami t]' fulmen ami thc.r fomll12s nexl nea l pro2:ram ~~··era! mtcrestiDI iJ t\\0 r o' lldr-~n ani\'Cd from St Louis Frida~ , Augml 14lh, o.l the Carpcn- rnccs will be held ror the boyr. and ,... s 1tutdo.y for a visit wtth the !at- tcr Expenm'!nt farm In north qirls, such lUI s.. o.:· race fnr boYR • l c r·~ nioth('r, M:'fi Elizabt'th Ekbae~ wul<!l n Metes county and ~ 1rlo, LOO yprd dash for boys; [er nad daughter Mo.r)'. Tl'IS tVClt. whiCh has been carc-150 yard d&J;h :or tt;•rls, crncker eatNo1man Bmham rcturnf'd from fullv plann : d to prO\•Ide opporlun- mg contest tcr cverybod}', relay Colu nhw; ~.the1e he has been at- !l.y '"r>r each v1sltor to sec e\crythmll; 1race with 20 boys fLnd 20 girls. tending bu.slness college Kt th'" farm, Will b ~ fcalwed by a Th~ morning program will be Ml '5 FrAnces Dve who has been ~hmt f'J}Cfiklng program hi the pic· brought to a close by music by the ' I rcmfu•ed In Helzer hospital where nk rrove Immediately after dinner. drum ec.rps and a l:Ja.osket dlruter llllderwcnt an operation for rePicric tl\blCS ar~ also prO\'Idcd tolbelng served Bt 1:.! o'clock. Ttle af.... n"oval of her ap~ndlx rctumcd to thnt family anct group PICnic dm - ternoon program will begin with sfher h('mc here Sunday She is 118 • ne:rs rr.ay be 1.1dulged In w1th ren- lecttcns by , the All County Or<lhesprovmg nicely &.nablc comfort Lad1~ of the Car- tra at l o clcck followed by a J?OVote for [dp.r Ebenbaeh for penl <'l' Church Rrt' also providing a takJ race for both boys and ldrls. . A Councilman for Pomeroy. nfn~hment stand, and will be p~- ball lhn:rl'llnlf contest for glrls wul Lall'leu-.c Hubbard who V.'Wl con- par:::d to serve lunches to tilose whc. th-:n be held and a wheelbarrow race lor all entrant~$. Tile Kames and filled In a hospital at Parkersblll"<,( do not wish to provide ptcmc dm" 1 111 3e b roug h t to an a~con ssw for n veml weeks returned to bla r.ern propriate close b a romcd ball hem~ tn Syracuse Saturday mucll Such agricultural a uthor\Ues as 0 gam~. Y Y lm\ll'fOVed. R. Dodd, and S C Hartman "m The class address w\11 then be Mi ~~ Jean Ebel500ch who under~ discllt s fHrm crop growmg dunng given foli(JW(!(i by several mus:leal \'lent nn opc1 aUon for appendklu~ the !.peaking program L A Kauff- numbers I rom the orchestra. then ~mmamm:aammrmmaw:un=:muwm~ma:i at lt>e Holzer ho.splt.al 81mday IB man will speak of tlle livestock. wod: the ocllvlUcs will be very fltlinBJY lmpJtsvlng nkcly or t: 1. farm , D C Kennard w11l bL•/clo.'>Cd with t:IC presentation ot the 1-Mn; ~ Mury Miller accompamed Pl'~pat ed to answer an~· questions diplomas. Supt Warner extended her daughWr, Mrs Loren Caver- about the poultry flocks, and F. H tbe Invitation to attend the e~~ lee \\ ho spent the week end here tn Bal'll' will conduct part.1es through . clscs to the general public. h~:r home In Hunt.lllgt.on for a the flrchard to observe the vanous 1 __ ;..._ __ week> vlslt expcr'ment.s with apples A'MEND REUNION Vote for Edpr l!:ber!baelli for Tht" Cleld day commg at a time ·- - Coulll':llnun for Pomtroy. v.h ':) n expenments wllh dttrerent' Afr and Mrs Norman NeutzllnQ. Mr and Mrs Joe Ebersllac..• were kbr',o:; and amoun ts or fert 1hz.e rs. lli and Mra Walte r Ncutzhng. and Lcng Bott<Jm V!sltors Sunday. c!iffe.-(nt varletlf'-~ and ntlter 1m~ Mr end Mrs. Clarence NcutzliDI' D1 Henry Stanbery arrhed fror , portant quesUons in oonncctJon and thelr famlik's, Mr and Mm. Clnc' :tatl to VISi t hl.s mother, Mrs with the com end soy bem crop Wtll Neutzllnr, and wn. Mr a.nd Margaret St!Ulbery and hJs bmi.h· can No SEen to best advantn8 e, pro- Mrs. Rollin Neutzlina:. Mr and er Hart mlses to attract at record br'>..aklng Mrs. Raymond H.pod and famUy, Mr. und Mrs Robert McElhinny M ss Emma Jean Wilbon retun1ed crowd. Saturdak' from • few da>-a HSlt. with Rt>r:t:-nt developmentfi m methods and Mr, and Mr11. Ben Neutlllnl nlal·vC'I In ColumbU5 or ~L \J Wmg cmps. and feeding and and C:aughtc>,rs mttorcd to Atheru, M1 and Mrs. Charles Schorn, Mrs c:uc of livestock have been at- SUn±ty n.nd lltte;~dcd the Neutz. NOW, AT A tr€W AN) LO'tm: Elbert Robinson and Miss Mildred trac~lng attention of progre.s,o,:lv:l' Hng r.union held Ill th~ rat: Sthcrn rctufned 5aturda'y from Nor~ farnlfrs Many or thc.sc new systems II;I'Onnda t11ere l'8fCl fOI mt, THIS walk, 0 .• where they visited Mr. have bem thoroua:hly tested mt this --------•nq. Mrs. fl ~ SW:.II: a few days. .farru . .omd. rEsults ot the tests arc 8AIA&IIi8 INCRt:ASED of Baby Stack returned with them fer now read} to be made publlc. 1 Ne -a hi'O weeks sta)'. Ttl<'! Carpenter farm 18 operated 1 1 Will or the apprOJ;;ima te lncr~ Still AltEort. Lllptborn and bt cther by the Ohio Expcrtment Station to f:~res:.a~ aalartea. ~ WlCived C&ml" from C1nc!Dn.atJ rcr a week solv~ quefitlons peculiar to Bcutb~ro f'"llf'nt4Uve~Yof 0~!ng~l local J'C!l· fiU. _,. IIIH•t• H!OV'Jh ·~ uol to 'fOil ~ ml v1s1t w1th Mrs. Lapthnrn and Ohl!:l This fann has been owned Pauthem Life Insunmceell= ~ II t.ul Thei'o th1 bi9 ,..,..cd 1911 ,n,.,.t Rl!lt.'l~, \tis& Kathryn Bruch who llnd r:pt:"rated by the 5tate lor l& it wU announced. Aeoorc:Un• ~~ th i.-- N.. 6o'""r"' H.PV Duty AIr;pent ~e paat two weeks t: : re with }'P.il ' , and some fXIJ(lriments luwe tep!'Jtt. this 1& the 8CCOnd aalarr lnrelallvas They returned to Cinelli!· bren Ln ,::ontlnucus progress .-;blce ' CfPJl5e erantett to locaJ r"'Prtlsen~a~ S-.rt- tom...., Ut1. 'I'Otlr .Y.I he~l .t· 1:natJ Sunday aft.emoon. Mrs Edgar llhnl time i t~ sb\ice CharJH p V/llllilms h,a.mnf ' ~ flrlt:r-4 .We!Nfl poontM!g to .... $1. Plall:ll and two dllldren accompan1 m.aud on State Route lf3. In l"'lme .pm~ldent of the company Jast , led them , tor a wteb \'IBit be fort> Colllmbla Township th e farm can J&nuary "'" St,p&lll11ftew•h VOl!'"• •~'-' •It bit oile, I retp•r:.Jns to thi!'lr borne In Erie:. Pa be ~a6ily reach~ from ~ny prJint 1 - - - - - - - - - - lh hull~ buuty. No h.ary d.W, tire h•o ._. ' c¢tc. and Artt!ut Strauss and tn :vrdp County llle diStance from 1 KJid in olldl ._~tfJUt n~t• THE ClaAd {tUUian returned frorh a bust~ Pr-ni•JJ'(I}' 115 16 mUM, and. ta ~e<l i ~OTIC~ 1 noss trip to Cleveland over the 11.'1!!11 b)' drlvtng throuah HUTIIon\1ue. 1 Qql'e;) ~her Class Ill BethaQ.V ..-. end _, _ , E. Church .UI m£fl at tbe ~ I ~~ r.nr Ef&V f;~~~ f~ ,.. tJ.. 11( ....... ~...... . I 'l'UI!'*Y oiaht. J , ".Jir 1 11 fV, ~ ' f.W; fr-~ il ,_ -"-"'" ' •• - Oh t ':"-~· . • . llt) ~N n I•IU'Ilehure 'op"" before 1 _,.._¥_,.. ' ·1" •' .J ' I -· 8· JOhn ll!le ret.urneft Sunr(ay he- h•a''U! ·~~~~ 111r1ilane an •\"lawr. ·-- " .: n • ,. -= Ircn~ a two weeks Viilt. With her cnn 5la1tl1 on Ilie kmer ~Aing of • Vote F IOQ•!R .. Iaw aM ct.uchter. Jlr. and pl:me. hoJ,Iln~,: "'' ;o tlmstrula. Th4! · qr IMrs.. Harold Russcll in Charleston ~trudmle m11y llnm ~ "fl'llled nnd 1f'E~CY L PEOPLE$ k )(f15. Eltabetlt t;Jrueaer and daQI1l t~ vf.loclty l!'tf the \\'lnl'! vttn ('flrry 1(;CUnf;il~ JW .,... ..,.,.., I tar.!. lfiHea MI.Uil and ~ 1eft tl;e UUIU ~llf hi!C1i~Brd. i"!Jll If , e f T'~il•ui..:\;;. ~ "-' .,. _"'l .--:::· motor Sa:t\ltdlf for t"flo wee'u called a ""pull-olr." .. r*'U·~~ tiC'...._ .-J...St POMEROY war:: 181 , Lanu:.• 270 Manon :.!.4.5 Mall~flel"' 2 75 M u ., ar) b\lllt• 3 Jl. Nl'w Comctstown J olO, PrOB]l ~<'L 1.50, Napoleon 1.28, Sldtwy 140 Wilmington 135 antt Thlcdo 1 ,~0 The general eastwllrd dr1rt Of the Pl"t:B}\ire areas durlng the !l('~>t :m hou: <i will result in elcflrmg and coolcr W('U lh er J8 thiS ViCJtuty tU• J continu.x.l cool rll' ''1.11 I , Rn d f ar, Tul\'iday. _____ HJOH SCHOOL COURSE in two 11rturins. It Rear.a. Refreshe1, I years spare time ho me study ~hes.Murinehaabeen11afely I Credit given Cor PI ~ vlnw; wcrk used for many yean. Cleanse completed P o Box 1111 Hunt.· your Evcalbily wirh ln\, ton. W Va 8-10·6l UM. - I Quidtltelief from Eye Strain roo rs ANn , ' - 1 == BY j i 7·3lw6l. .. I I WAN!'F.D- 100 cars '-9 gr~a~. 'JQ,:: lVheq yQur Bv•• becoau1l a uu Modern equipment. Dai1J' 1u rained from over-use, or lrrlsm \•tee Station. South emf of 1t ted by exppeure ~Sun Wind 1 - Hr.dgc Appl·onch. ___ .. 8·10-~t l:r Dust, apply a few d;ops of , ' . 1 1 " , MYTH 1 , held the Brownies to hve hits in the cpene1, anpexing it for Chicago, 4 to 2 AI Simmons mighty man oi U\C I mtsilty hit tw~ hamer& to win 5 to Ia for the Athletics over tbe New I York Yankees. Connie Mack had •call 011 Walberg to relie\ie MaHaffey In the seventh and nnally Lelly Grow was trotted. out to .!.ave the da y Simmon!; home~ s we~e Nos 18 nn d 19 tar behind Babe Ruth, but he now ~ds all the h1lte rs batt ing 382 lwo points ahead vt RUth. and Willie Sherdel held the Phil& to The Giants hopped all over Fred· ::"~'"~ dy Helmach, scoring four runs 111 1 hltll to account. for the vesper lhe opening lnntng and finally 6 tQ 3· ttowlng away the Brooklyn Robins, ---------g to 4 Ftt.z.slnunons Kave ten h1ts to the flock but managed to stag~ ger t~rough the distance. MilllliSh smashed the ftrst. ball hurled at him tn the tenth for s 1hit Into deep center, storl:.ng Brown Auc. to. 1D3t. ltn 11 4 to 3 wining for Washington SJnoo Saturday mamlna a !Jii.l vover the Boston Ruddy Box. metrlc dllturbanoo or moderate lll· Lany Benton mastered the Pirate big !-ticks. giving the Olney Reds o over tensll)' the lake ~1on•lnwl)' from a to Z t.numph in the opener, while to the st. Lawrence Valle)' Brame came back In the lJnale to by r.early ieneral ahowera ta.k" one for Pittsburgh 8 to 4. the Miut&Bippl river tho fp,ll Stene garnered four hits ann all heavy at many polnia tn the the other Detroit hitters spent a Valley. At the l:lliiiiiC time Lhc high vt•lv , plea..."''lnt nrt.emoon as they press\U'9 aroa that was ovLlr dilnl::t.:d over three Cleveland hurl~ notthcii.St has spread cat~t ;mel south us ft'r 14 safeties, bagging it. 9 to ll and r.ow domlnatfs wcaUtct caudl'Tit 'l B08ton Bmves slowed up the tion~ovcr the plains str..tc-.. where n€o.r-eellar Phillles taltlng ~ double fair cooler weBthcr prcva11s. Tlw folheadc.;·. .Ed Brandt won his iourteen· lowing stations li1 Ohto l':'port o 1th ;;J,1rmlsh In the opener. 5 to 4 rainfall of one Inch or IDOl c In the 1 DE:IIClJITFVL SHWEaY ors•u acr.u your eo.rree bl' the dip method vlalt wtt.h Mr and Mta . By BetLy 'B&rcla.y whirl!. mean~ ~it. lhou1d be t'iJICit'Y I~~~~- and raml)y m Whtn the wintry w1n41 hOWl one fn)~d ~d tb&t tt. wtU btl '"ar;w.Mi 1( .UOKIC,ui AIS<M;Lt.'IION Eetk, tl)~ w~th . l.ven at tne dln - COtfqt ahoUld bt tully a b&lt sttOn•· ~~~~-"~!! Won L.olt. Club St.. Palll ner table lle casta h ilS eye lcnliniiY u thn.n 11.1ual Ncauae ot dilution Dy at lh! a L~&mlng hot dilhe&.. the Ice. Pour !our cupa ot ootrre lutl~ o! Mr and Mrs. Jatna lncUID&P<IIIB 1 6< .... "' 69 56 LoUlllvllle . ''Rid hct !;Oup ;· .s one of the lovtr Ice A4d a cup or beavy cream I Quillen I f.;ij b7 coJumbu1:1 mus~ popula r courSt'$ Cutrt.~ eQually and 2~3 cup powderfld JUIBJ . Then fl::..rold B&rte!J apent the week tnd · I 55 51J 1 Ka~ Ott.y red ht>r 111 equally popular placu a quart or vanilla k:e crdilUI with frlenda and relatJvea In Can- ~IllER. Minneapolis 63 5H WJ)e n tne me1cury atart.& rura~.na In t.hc punch bowl· In larre 1pooNI· I tom 1 Milwaukee . 5a liD with the top of the thermometer, rut rnd. 11. cup oJ' maraehtnu chetrlf!j; I Vot.e tor Edpr EberabMh rer .. 66 To.,.. . howtHJr, the body ltad.ti In an -J n· and thelr jWce OhUI pW\Ch thor· CGUD~llbnan for Ponl~ . tl rely olffl" tnl wily Then we thin k DUI'hly and serve Mr and Mn. Hall Bode returneo NAATIONAL LEAGUE ot Hl<. h UllUi;ll lUi rrull c up~~ , tialads, 1 to Olnclnatl aftoer a few d&YII V1&1' Club won Loat j{eport ,()f ch:l h !.l sn.ldwlches rrom the 1~ box Fftfb Peach Oenen with the latter'8 (randfat~r. Henry Un(ound,d . St. Louis 88 40 1New York or rdrlit:II\Lor, und a cold beverl Junket tablet Minic h on Condor sueet. Killinc Of Tlltee Col· 53 to age or some kind that will supt::JI}' l tablespoon cold wal:«' Mr•. Gilbert Slnclalr went. to Cblca&:o 59 47 · ored !\fen, Deal~ the body v.lth liquid that hllll been 1-2 tea.apoon vanilla. At.hf.lU!i Sunda}' and spent t he day Bl'OOkl)·n 58 52 lost thru uijh pt'rsplrat.lon wnhc.ut 1 cup milk wlth h!:!r sister, Mrs Mildred Tubbs Boston . 62 53 1 '"P 1lihslt creamh BY MORTICIANS Plttsburah 50 5t ltt: ulh 11 the body \lhlle 1~ 1.'1 rc· Annl' M11e Martin accompanied her 0 1ce 0 1re 1 peac es d 111 d t •-- Jth M Phlladclphla 43 65 fuelh111 Olce frt.M peaches Jn t.he bottom an w spen 111 0 wee..., w rs ctnclnnatl 39 70 H 1:.. well to 1cmcmoer the~ !;j,t;l,.~ of dc~55ert IIIJ.ar..5eti, ~~ond add a few TUI:tt..!i. Men Were Not VictiJna Of Y.hlle preparmg a huu~hcon 01 uln- drops or lemon Juice and SUIII.J to Father Eua:en.e Dunn l.:fl Murderero And Put LI:AGUE net auring hot wcathe1. taste Mix c1eam. and milk and z~m,...:wUie Monday morning to be Won Lost A hot dl:sh here or theu• appea l ~ Jllepare junket aoo1dlng to dlrect.lon at the bedalde oJ' hi& s~rer who unTrack 77 30 7:.!U but the keynote or th'<' meal !:hau11 on package Pour at once over the derwt nt an operatlon there. 66 39 6~11 be Mklnclili and cnspm'u It Mould peaches. Let stand undisturbed In ··- - - - A aenlal or the l'tlr.'IOl'ed story re' 11loo be 1emcmOOred thai hot -day " warm room until finn-about 10 here that btillet.s hR~ been 50 66 412 meah do nC!t need to oo as heavv us minutes Then chill IS R'"BBED in the bodlea ot the thr~ lhu5~ lmmshed In the winter time 1 -:v wme kWed by a New .. 65 ked Coftee -freight. tra;.n, Tuesday 42 64 :!1:18 At tl'lt' same t1me they should havr sc 1 n~ ent'ra;> food. M<~.ke coffee a little atron11er than Th" Dana Gatewood Serv1ce Sla, July :n, ne;.r Ilobaon, was 41 68 Coliee dl!;hes could '"ell ~ f ~ usual - ali Ice 4ilutes It St.'l've In tlon at Hobeon, was broken Coroner ~n H Ewing m~h- 11 mol e than lhc y. ar~ In ~e larw !ancy or colored 11ases with and t>~tered a.pln , ~unday m"ht morning SUNDAY'S RESULTS aH'I f!"t" hom~-" These may be btver - plenty or er~ck.ed ke. s,·e eten to the second time wiUu."'' two weelui stories hAd been clrAMI!:KICAN ASSOCIATION St Paul 9, Columb w; 5. .lgt ~ ( 1 dcs~(·lts Scientists who h llve t.aste Top wllh whipped cream or Oftl.lt>rs here went to the scene that lhc trio had been Si Paul, 9 , Columbus. 7. 1 1 coffl'r :-,Jy l lHtl It 15 ~ m ild sc 1\'C with plain cream CofJe-~ may where an ln'Y'f'6iiga.~lon , was h eld shot and ~hdr bodies placOO on the LouU~vllle , 10, MJlwa ukeC, 'J. tut that unlike ulhL'r ~~i- be CQo;>led before hand,Ol pow-ed hot A«OJdlng to the ofl'.cers report, !he rallrood tracks to hide the crime 1 1. LoulS\'IIJe, ~; Mllwllukee. 3 nwlnnts il doe:; not {hop (l!H' be lo \\' over Ulc Jce Where Ice 18 p!_ ttU ul ~~~~~entered Ute stat1on Uuough The r.torles had beco.ne so frequent India napolis, 5, Kunsus Cl~y, 4 nm mu l nftet UH: period nf stl mu~ I -, owlt Nothing was diSCovered It was beheved nere by DUIIlJf Indmnapolls. ti, Kansa.s City , o luilon m 81: ~lg, wa.s reported t.ha~ ttl€- .nen had actually been Toledo, 5; Mlnnea.polls, 1 I HrJC u 1e hw or t. luee suygo;The supply house of the Dllrk k1'lcd before Lhe trlin struck them 'l'olecto, 11 , Mmneapol.ls, 9 ~ lm \'utfee dls.h JS that will ~ ~ollow Coal company was broken The denial of Ute d:SCOVCl')' of p'Ovc \en auuu.:t1ve al a 11 y time or NATIONAL LEAGUE 11 uro ~d entered and wire and mine bulletf· in the bodies wM t'e!Rived IJ ear Lut mobablv artl 1 1 ~ PP es were taken, Sunday night here through a telephone com· Boston, 5, Pblladelphla, 'I P cu ar Y at Dmc-:!NL here secured t:1e s.ervtcc.s or mumcatlon with Haoticn & Harden, Bru~ton 6; Philadelphia, 3 L•. a{~vr dttrlng the hL•ut ur summer M b Clara Archer a.nd son. Mr bloodhountbo from Galli ll&, and mortldarut at Char>eaton. whoreNew YtJrk, 9, Bt•oaklyu, 4 Jn them Rl\d sre rm ~ull!~t'lf ;md Mr11 Walter Archer and two went to the scene of th~ robbery cewerl the bodies of the untortunat.c Clnclnnn.tJ, 6, PlttsbUI'I{h, 2. Lcndon Pudding t;hllt:ren or Parkersburg w~ Bun- The cuct amount f '" Plltt;bmgh. 8. Clnclnml.tl, 4 ~ r~.g \ulks o e rna te r Ja.1. men from the Ewing Jl.imtuary bere Chicago, 1; St Louis, o ctay Kuest.s or Mr11. Charles Eber11· m1sslng 1-:l LIIIJ buller or .~ubslttute '·ach and family kno\\n from th~ mtne \HtB not if~!~;J~' the cstabllsi:•ncnt or their 1 r 1 " relatives. The mol'tlcla.ns (up con t•ct oner ~ suga 1 Mu; Sophia. Whltloc11: went to - - - - ... - - said tlle bodies ba.d AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 1 Chlcaao <>4: St . Louis, 2 ' 1\'> PO•' '>'llnllla Cohl'nbus Sunday acwmpanltd by FISHER RITES TUI:SDA 1" exam:nt'd and the Bt Luuls, 1; Chicago, 0 Ill • O.d~ fing-ei s he·• - "' '• H•••m and Haety Wa'""n .,..,..) ·' """ Tn , funeral service~ for Anna of having bec!n killed by the J Detroit, 9, Cle\elana, 8. ~ 1'Pf"-'"' crerun Oscar Foley of ClucmnaU who J'isl": c!', who d~ed at lhe home or train wa~:~ 1enerally acPhtladelplua. 5; New Ymk :f , t .tUifspoon.~ stL'OllS brer.cd coffee :;pent lhe (J38t .,.,eek here the gue~~t Thomas Bowen at Coolport, Saturby them as well as by rein~ Wttshington, 4, Boo{.Qn, 3 Ct! <l m e11Gs. bittter n nd ::;uga l' to· of Mr and Mrs. tiuman Kun~ ar:d d11 v mcrnlns, v;1ll be conducted or the dead m10n ~: ~ th1 1 lhoroughh· nctd co!l.:-e ond dau cht cr, " " ' Ella, returned to T · ',Hm ll 11 Plau Ill a th.~IL a lai'CI or UC'Ioay afternoon nt three o'clock Ewing said t.ne repeate!:l GAllES MONDA\:' Cln{' lnantl Sunday . at the Peace Evangelical had come to h:.m and that 1 d fi J\MEUIC..lN ASSOt.:li\TION a .l' , n~('L s. Hwn rome uf tllr snuc.· Vol.e ror Edlar Ebenbafb for Jnteu~ent.. In ch e of the l.wl 1f t~cn> had been aOl) loundaMon St Paul at Columbus. .Jild ·'}lcrn.IU.• tllltll 1111 u1al erJ al !, Councilman for Pomeroy. undcr•Ae•-- 8 wlll,....be mod• ''' B"~~J' MUwnuk{'e at Lomsv 1uc u ~ rl L£t ~ta nd several t,uuJs m tiK·I Mr aucl Ml'll Perry Davl:. Sl nT L.... nr the report, lt wn:; necessary for Kll!Hlils Cltl at Indlrtnnnoil!; J eft JU t rn.tOI. Bel W' WI ' II wt!ll)pcd the '''<ek cud In Columbus With theh roH· cemc ery him tfl know so the \'Crdlct. renderMlnneapoli1:1 at Toledo crcn N t d 1 ed ln the dcalhti, could be changed llSc dl1~ur ~e~o;·~~ln~lCnitt. .uay be r~·~~~;;tt.:r Mrs t L Atherton and MA-~NY-TH_.I.NG~acCCidlngly He said an ex&.rnlnaNATIONAL LEAGUI: tton of the bodies he.~ len no dlsNoue scheduled Mtu. W D Vale who has been cover) or bullets and lhe Cha.r•~. Jc~d Con~e Punch vlsitmg among f11endt. m Middle~ 1'.:<> II'• "" u • Jlltce 1 ton undortalcers \'tTificd his stateAMERICAN LEAGUE n blac'k of IC I:' port and Pomeroy for several daya l todDY was dod&'ltli the fast ones With more t.han wuaJ oaut1on The reason ill \ha't yeaterQp,y, f or ~M first. tlmu lo hla Otlt· cc r, he took a. Jolt on Lhe chln and went down for the toWtt. Hack: \VIS pi t.chin& In t.l\tmg practice when h e wa~o struck squn.ret:,· on tile jaw by a line d:-1ve hit by On.bb}' Ha.1 tnett He was unconsc,ous Mvtral minutes. but WM 0 K. after bem;!; (iUU!iCd With \late! and t.o!:mg a rest - - ---,=· W.NTEQ TO BJWIIANGE-Dno sp9n or young, soUild mu!Q or weight. :noo to 2'lOO lbll for " Pieni- ! FOSTER ·T hursday, Aug, IS l'be publlsben .W tilt bAn.v TfuDulnli. ro~m~ov. omo. 10. IHL II BIG U~GU[S !: ..... ....., . . . . . . . _ . Umll n ' ~OOUBT SINGH "IT GIMES TWlRl£H I ' Rooms 110 • .,_... at '1.00 ... ... I Gallipolis HOlELtoLUMBUS ~ MR. • W••te•t H-, Dutr Tim ;, Mod• Fi-1 I I S - I I ! :by • 1 \. \ �• • INM~T[s ~R [ ••• ... ... -· · . .... ,.. .." ~ • • ••• o~, I •• • l .~ 1 - .. .. ! • ' TID I!>AlLT MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1931 . lnm.,., or'"' )all " the WEATH~ORECAST- RE,f\DERS NOTICE-If 7001 waDI !~'t' \lait.ors, the boy1 IUld st.nK IIE'lleraJ populltl.r tli.P...,, Oftice of The Dail) Tribune, call 238--LJ if the Buiae61 Oftice aok for 202·R. I ~mmec.atei.Y a!t.er ';•:n~e;~;~~n:~; --NT[ n0TH11Nr[ n u BY ~~~~:~~:~~:~r:~~~~r~~!~~::~ aeuerwuy f\lr tcmlrht and •· o 1 o H ._,_ §h cROON Ens n ri~~?J~~~~a:~~~~~E~:i:~ft~~ ).Jai{] =: --- LEASED . WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Tht- 1.!'10 wete A.rlt>!i.ted Bun- VOL. V- NO. 281 !o und them on lhe str«tll of Porn- 1P tnt NR8 IT8 1111 Till. DAh.Y T&IDUN• PRICI£-SUNDA Y !i CENTS POMEROY, OHIO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 er~y m Lhe alleied lntoxlu.ted oonunton::__ _ _ _ _ _ __ FlltST VISIT IN 34 n:ARs Aclam PLEAD GUlL TY ,. Bartel ~ daughter, Mt and son ·ln-lav; and and Mn; tiscH ~ fottr1"liO:l ot Mlunee.poll5, spent SuntJAy 'o\ lth Henry Durst ot Mon~d Are Fined At Hear· key Htm This Is Mr BarteLs' fir:~t ina Following The Vl.!!lt hl:u: since he lert 34 J'l'OIS ago. Mr Bartt>ls formelly lived in the Serenade hOW! J now occupied by Oeo Durst nud 1~ well knuwn among the older the tcsiGtnl.s here They left Monday for Cltveland en,·o .. t.c to tbeh hom~ Wedding \Ui.HUR ~URNEO TO I \. ~ : oEH~: TWO H~RT ' - -- - - - r~nllY IN ~u:~;r:o ., '. • ' ' ' ana To Voters ol Pomeroy. my ret.iun I have been told that it ia being circulated that I am being run for Council by the Ohio Fuel Gu Co. ity, •• I favor a decreaae in ratea in1tead of an increase. PERCY L. PEOPLES Vote For • Charr<d Bodies'F,ou'Ad In Burned Car ' Near I Ypsilanti, Mich. 1 'Bay' ODS CRASH IS FATAL William Wells, of Hnrrlsonvtll~. brought to the county jll.i! he1·e Ba.turday, following a ndd mnd" by 1 Sheriff A,. 0. Tracy und dt•putit'll, YcAillQ and otho Tracv l8 being held here on a ~~~:~~' o1 posseaslorl of inLox!catmg , and 1!1 a pr ellml- nllry heRring According to local discOvered ll5 bottles blew" at the Wells with several pints of entire quantity of boor ani.! k:ey waa brought to the locaJ where, folloWing a hearing, It be destroyed "''"""i M.~ Arthur Rosenbaum rons 1eturned Ehmd~ amJ_ two from a ireeks 1 vl11lt at En~t l"aleBtone 1u1d Cleve- I Democratic Voters ATTENTION! •' Write the name of Charleo Ricketta on th.; ballot for Marahal at the Primariea to be ht!ld Tuesday, Auauat 11th. l.ondor, Many of my friends and supporters seem to think I am not a candidate for this office because I resigned at a recent meeting of council. This resignation was done in order to comply with the legal features of the case referrirlg to my appointment as special traffic officer and I want to assure each and every voter in Pomeroy that I AM a candidate for Marshal and I will appreciate the support given me. Pur llf(l'AJ. ~nvr.nnsli.:Mt.NI e !• omeroy e Tomorrow the voters of Pomeroy will nominate six members of the Republican party for Council. There are ten candidates in the field. In ~asting your ballot it will be well to remember a few pertinent facts: . ' The streets of Pomeroy, including the hill· tops and alleys, are in the best shape in the town's history. The Village has NO outstanding bills. The Public school buildings of Pomeroy, including the new GYM, are lighted FREE, the Council of the Village of Pomeroy having obtained a contract from the Southern Ohio Electric Co. for ten years that gives the Village FREE LIGHT to all school buildings, ward houses and the City Hall building. . .THE VIL\.ACE GETS MORE FREE LIGHT THAN THEY PAY FOR. The Village of Pomeroy has no bonds to refund. This is the first time in 30 years that this condition has existed. All bonds of the Village are Serial and are being paid off each six months on March 1st and September 1st as theyfall due, the last bond falling due on September 1st, 1942. The Village will be free of bonded indebtedness at that time if no more bonds are issued. ' The bonded indebtedness of the Village, exclusive of the bonds issued for the new street and the fire apparatus which were issued by authority of the vote of the people, is the lowest if has been for many years. · Many permanent improvements have been made at The Beech Grove C~metery which is in the best shape it has been fqr years. The electric rate in the Village was VOLUNTARILY lowered by the electric companies during the regime of the present ~ouncil. Very few Villages and Cities in Southern Ohio have ever been able to get any state aid on their streets, YET, all the brick streets in Pomeroy are tar covered, AND PAID FOR. WHO DID ALL THIS? WAS IT THE PRESENT COUNCIL? OR DID IT JUST •. . . HAPPEN? ; ·,, . • •• . . ' . DO YOU WANT A COUNCIL THAT HAS ACCOMPLISHED SOMETHING FOR THE TOWN? OR DO YOU WANT ONE THAT MERELY MAKES YOU VAGUE PROMISES? • DON'T BE MIS-LED. DON'T LET THE SMOKE SCREEN OF AN AGITATOR FOOL YOU If you want a continuance of the high class representation on your Council that you have had the past six years ·, Vote lor P.D\JIRR Y E. KOIBLIR ' L.PIOPLJI W. SCHWEGMAN ====·KEEP POMEROY ON THE MAP'==== ' . May Be Reaorted To; AI· ready Ok'd By Senator Nye To Hunt Further; Airman Waa Blazing Route Thru North For MARSHAL dayt attending a church conference, upon I wish to say to the voter& that I have not been employed by the above Company aince lut March, and that if I am elected as Councilman th11t my duties will be to the citizeno of Pomeroy, not to any Public Util· ' 'i •.• ~ At the Primaries Tuesday, August 11th Having been out of town for · reveral 0 ertre.lll! £ast portion Wednesday FULL Jay 1.1} Ueputy Dana Trat:y, wno • . ~ Ca II• 0 Are Enforcea ....., en Because Of lntoxication Wedne.&I1A.Y. 3llghliY cooler In e:tetrcme South and I on t.h& Chll.lll:t' of lntox lcaUon They ....... "' I • --- Aug 1 -nNf'.-Nor- weglon and Danlsn ships and seaplanes seurchmg for the missing Amerlco.n airman Parker D Cram· er reported by wireless ut 3 p Dl 1 1 to<Jay <B a m F. S T 1 that their etfort.!l had been frultlt!SS lL wa~ state<,! In an cx:M.ange telegraph dispatch lrom Copenhagen Cramer \\"aS lost In attcmptlng to reach Norway 01 Denmark from the Shetland Islauds aft.cr a l\lght neross thB Atlantic by way or Greenland and Iceland Although It WllS hoped that C1·o.me1, the American pilot and 'Pacquutte, his Canadian wtrelesa I operator, had come down In S<:.me remote cove on t.he Norw~,-lan COIJ5t fear was expressed that their I ~;r:rin plane foundered during a storm I J ever the North sea ~ Tho lam me-o f•om C•am" at three o'cloek Sunby the radio fltaLlon 1 l "'die Mahaffy Giving no pot!- I"' b.e was headParent• and Rules thence Th Parents ..,cored By Judg<>'A1ainst em � 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 08. August 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 August 10, 1931