https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/28b2a3abd8dd44609842b75d8d4e002a.pdf 86d7507ca17ddb318c71ba705768766c PDF Text Text I o~" "~ :Sl l~l TUESDAY AUGUST II MIDDlEPORT BOl ThdoUo~?p-,am P[O[Sni~N HUn IS RAZOR VICTIM :.":'...w~,-::~u.:'··~ :.. ~~"rn IS fOUND lYING IN STHHT riGHT :~J~hn:!.;-":,:"o"':l~::~ ~ l 0NGHIGHW~Y Gtft for Hoover .SEVERAL HAC[ ~ tN POMEHOl TO BHfNG OUT ~OlE Nomanahon For Job In Counctl DEMOCRATS SLOW DODGING BRICKS In Starltng But Three I Want Crack At Off tce Of Marohal E1ccUon Day a r ved b gh and clea w t1 d c-a o po K an an usually b g voU! for Pr mary Day n Porn oy tl o ar uu age e ec ftghts tor paces n e tlve omces Fo o t g th t> .,.. en counc lmen gh g r h k a 1 paces t nt a uw lln Y s x c ret A5 • resu t h e et! ns " be two racti{ms of four ea h a d two moro or less u e nd P tl l H among he publ ca "' I two asp re kJ be ep a the people of he democ al,llc ThiS. losto acen redcr about hot blt e ua aeemlng th agt.' q.,..tlon ot ""' mom ••• and , , monPy or eM gas 8 d n 0 c noncy or both T a k e you P k 1 e P fl ..,., ••• !mnoh "' "P " ' n !kp tflhter 1932 and hose cou Dt!l'l ~fn,r:;e:r~\edtake :~~embeJan~ ory o! 1932 and h•Y • • h• on ' who wlll s t n the wdd e f and When a new franch ~ okd Ofl.ll Company 13 non I ~; If om 1s not nt.ere5ted m IU n1ht among the counc Imen all he needs do s 0 t.ur o\lc t the Marshal scrap He e s sno he ~t although tew expect B bie 'P<' " T>aiDo Ro"'h th• P"""t OfBC't:r to ngn betn1 nom1nat.ed for e offi wh ch he ~ ece t y clrig ed order to comply w h a ea-al cch nteallty when he accepted th pe 1~tl ofllcer nsl! g mant nudoJ b Mayor HeM and l'.PP o e I by Cou ell And th'"n aga n mnybc l are r-ome voters wl o are ternstt;d n t e mn.r5hn i H the Republica s tic wt b thwc on the D n oc at Here is a l enl Hoss r:: ce as on might say No Democrnt:s though well PnOUBh or tfle job lo q a lly order to get t.helr nnmes on the tick t but all of 8 dden It seemll t~ult'i! a lew had a hanker nR to Ba.v a old job At l':!ost he e nre three who are askl y I e flen cratle frlenda to write tht r namea on tt f. tickets They a e Ct a Rlckr!tt~ Cecl T BCV and Eddl Yotmg but w seA. !:'6 amo ~ DenKA::rat.lt say thllt Ch rley 1 1\ij the Inside track n tJ s mtan "' A d even If the voters a e not n tercsted n any of U e uiJo e n tlon£1 baHt".s thee I f' a 1 have any troub e I 1 To11ecl By Othero When Vtcllm lo Knofed In Back I One birthday remembrance d.., I serves Bllotbar t 11 ev dentl;r the firnt belief of PhD P. Rath (abo••> X )"ear-old Ph ladelpbia inn d Ph I p has rece ved blrthday e&rda and let.ten from both P~lllenr and Mn Hoover Smce t.h• Clue f:J.ecut ve celebrates hll birth Oil August 10 Ph lip 11 prepa.r "' a br ght- o ored tie to be aent to tba Pre11 denL He hopea t lmt. t.oa 'loud. If! I I Don OOMley a M ddleport youlh re e ved two ij(!Vere a.cerat ons on the back with ll r11.Wr as a re jrsult of a Keneral 1 ee ro 11 st.rert brawl In the Bouth End or Mld d eport Monday evenll8 A co ding to w t esses OOI:Iney Chnr es Mot.le) llild John Ward we e engqf!d fl ngh wtth t.h et coo ed youths Clyde Altrled B n go English and Prank McWain I was sad that Alfred sipped. th ough wh le the others were toss ng b leks at each othe and slashed Oosney In the btl.ck w h I RIG H[ElTEAGH[H GAME NOT T0 8E at that althoogh AY[O TONIGHT :~:dIn ~e~Jtdd~:~~:ja theChief razorof Police John R Hawk Hy"ll lnve~t gated the alte cat on ap '"' ond Co,.iabl• Lloyd J None could ~ pea nvol onthethepartfclpants scene shortly a!t.er toond um• A J led was nrrested ~Y CoJ¥~t.ab e rl and Th• oth" yoo "" we , '""""'" _ Too Many Rll and Reel Playera Out Of Town To Be Nobhed up by t.ht! oftl.oell! but were releas ed pending further nvestigat ons G sney was taken to a luca.l ply~ Leta whe e ILS wounds were a lended FOUR MIDDLEPORT COMING dauabter the Trtbuae, call 236-L 1 If the Busmol!l H Olliee uk for Z02 R. FULL VOL V NO 282 I UX C ISSION HA~ H~HO TASK TO ENrORC[ l~W Because Of AntagoniSm A,atnot ~arelle Tax ..:-Act ~~ of Frigidaire • conveniences I SE.ECTORS Who nforce Law In Dtgntfted WaY" "Po.. tble LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS ' • ton1tb warmer .In -Pa t y c oudy and cont nued cool Thursday il't'nerally h&tr wut l I .... ~ATHER FOREC~~~ NO'I'tCE,i-Jf FOil WOill News Otlicilf of The Dall, and Wo>s somewha.t portioru: SERVICE IP Ift N'Jnrl ITI U1 PRICJ£-SUNDAY 5 CEN'llS 1R8 DAL.Y 'l'ali:IUNII !SUMMED R[SORT "-Lamb Was ~ure to Go" 1BROTHERS HHO ,NEAR lOR~IN HIT ~S SUSPECT~ IN IBY SEVERE STORM MICHIG~N CRIM I - Dry Decoy? ElECTION BOA~O M~l BE llfiREir~ SHUBfNVIlL£ U Twelve Cotta11ea In Sltef fteld Lake Torn Off Foundations Browlj ~nds Neffner aiid '-"\~ts To Seat 1 ~'a'r~ble .J_ SEVEN INJURED T \VE!TIGATE Nerhdnce Charged 10011 Vqlera Barr<d FroiD C• ollng Votes Bhndtng Raon Accomp antes Htgb Wtnd, No Warnong Coven • B Mu le pa It es took stock or 1 N S of he Oh10 SOUVENIRS TO ALL VISITORS Game W til Be Played At Uaual Ttme On Local Grounds SPECIAL Italian Consulate Cramer And Aide Wrecked by Bomb Are Feared Lost Part of Three Story Br.ck Vartoally All HOpe 11 Buddn•1 Blown Out; No One IDJUred doned for Safety Fly•nc Pa1r Mm ray Asks For Coal Conference ~ ln. W ••tuacton to DIK~s D1re S1tuabon ari Na tton 1 Coal F1eld1 tl r r h ilk u~ ~'Y ve g o a t1 e l ot ru e between Wn He Zt II"" A u~ I.e u:ame however has fotm t> r Cou. c n a wl o I\ W ce itlli,ed a d nless unfav b an ong l OF.e Qt g:ene ow; y n o ll.IJ e weatl er nterreres a game d\pt>d toward he gas company and w be played by a p ck up tearo \li (i 0 wnle who n ravv o[ on Po O} n~~;a1 st o e of th~ munldpal owncn;h p Th a Jso t!Ve I gou I UMffl'Cifntlons playing pron S£-11 to 4e u gOO( rut:e fhc M tl po rh g:an will bt wihner of t-hill ~tUe w 11 oome to a led a I e Ul)U». me at t e ll'rl~~ w th t1 e old wnr 1 or M H ~ S I u ll of d1:1 1111 t!Ven nt; or C J fie¥ \\ o J'vVI no oppU; tlon to tt e pine o t e Df noc n t eJ t eke~ he Nuv mber e 1 on All n a 1 f et> n htre <I!Bh hot e TllPfi to £ t Ie dllcrlm tmtlng The art.'lw r w be known unt I Tuesday even ng Gopr.e ma!l Wit) --"-PICNIC SUPrt:R ---- SUIT FILED ll'lota B lASY TIRMS Make lt a pomt to pay Ch ll«!thf' 0 Try g t? PARTY u~ I du,nng the nut few days AUK' push the sta led auro mob e orr a c nAil g Char es Kemn and h ft daQ(I'hl.t!t Mrn Syb Kel l!l bo h or Rlchmon Dt e o today had been killed by a Bat more & Ohio passenger train nt bert" They were !ltru k while try lng tt PURh 1.he r.Rr ~ oor of tt e ap proa .tng locomotl~ - Lo aln 0 Aug 11 - INS Knocked down and fatal y lnJur ed by a. truck here late Jf'St.f:or(lay Job A bert Myers 13 son of oeo ge B MYol"l! Cleve and attorney and candidate for Lleute &I t Oov ~rnor o tJ e Democratll' t eke& In 1928 was ~ad I ere t4day Wltne~JSe~ said 11& yo th s blcy cie skidded and sw~voo nto the patll of til! truct The dr ver Willi ot lleld C CVl'land INJUKED IN CRASH R Dr and Mrs Howa d Sm th u d Ml.ssee Ida and Mayme Merydltjl ol Mar e~ta we~ l:)unday guut.s. of Dr t.ond Mn;. M 0 Harttnge Miss Doro hy Mer)d th who spent the by M t>tt:st !lve weeks he e w th Dr and Open rll' &Jng A Cha a:e w M 8 Hart na:er e m~ home w t.h Keep I Have lhen SUnday eveninK Oevot Onll. By Re~ W L QPa, Salesman Discovers Vtc M and M s Joe Imboden J htart 1116 A MWecoue Ad t1m Reports H1m As and wu ch dren accompan eci by dress P E Bletne Andy K rch motored to McArthur Dead T 0 Sh eri ff 1 20---Response f4 H Johl\IOr. whe e hey attended the funeral or v ce preslden tht formers fa he Joe Imboden 1 30-Bong How Fl. m a F'Qu TAKEN TO HOSPITAL ., sonday ds.t on -Bt Roush w&s a Atheru~ vlsit<lr 1<0 I Bunda R<po' r ue&:la} Where He h In Sertous F ed Geers s enjoy! g a vace Bc:hools Appo ntment ur Com ll ttees Condtbon From Htp, un rom the E'W ng grocery store NOON HOUR ad ftforcn nna to lstwt-b Other lnJurtes 3Q--OpenlnK So 1.11 N:' o.t ves Ik-vo OIJil Rev C ew 1 40 P M P.J.gent by Maso U Tn 0 J abo he he and "' M and Mre Clo.renef) Cooper of B Chufch 1'h.. Gall e of Life j and ~;uffer g 11 Re e 'f! sea 'l \\OU d C evr.land are the i1Ue8ts 2 00 P M The Co ope -u on of H p Buzzard of L tt e Hock ng ll d M s Arthur Flck the. f>iren s and the Chu ch v:as di.~ overed n a state ot uncon M s Charles W ldermulh nmJ Bchoo by M 11 W H Fug e51lnS c f'U ness Jy nil n he I'OI:I.d at a. sen Theo and M 1 11.rd retu 1ll'd e> :'. 10 P M How May the You !!: pc nl near he Cha es Massar farm A heru; fuesday after a few daYI!i ~le He P n K fli(Qom Bu ld 0 !1'? nea Chester laW Monday nl10:ht v sit wtth the formers daughter 8 Y ~~~t;, ~ ~n Thls 13 M o.ppa en Jy hav ng been s ruck by ~Irs Nimm Fowler and tam Jy 2 Fllt.hewold !!: Y a automob le M and Mrs C llf[ord Bm h 11. d 1 :l :lb p M Pul!ent by the Ba t!m J Kerr Giffen a salesman of daughter nnd her mother c u t':.l u B Church ~ re and wo u h homt! n Marlon Tc&es.Jay Round fable Ta ed by Re h dren w re d v ng f om 11 r nt er a few days vis t w t.h Mr Stone home t.o Hunt ngt.on reported tl t' nd M s Andrew Sm h a 1 M 2 41> P M The Co operat on 0 d scovery of the man to the sher nnd Mrs Ar e Young he Adu Lli w ~h the You 8 Peop ~I tr 11 omce here 11,bou 12 o c ock He M Jcscph ne E seman e eu n he K ngdo n BulkUng to d otncers here tha the mnn wn o :JC home n Hunt ngt.Qn fo w 2 50 P M J W Natrollli dead not hav ng nade a a eful fL!I: r.. nvc we lui vis t here w tl 2 55 P M F B L ven ng exam nation 3 00 P M - WI rna Stewart She tr T acy and Coroner Ew np: ..._. • .. ·· " """ •" ·- ·'""' 3 O!i P M A 1oe RoQ.ch w.mt to thf' scene of the ace dent FORMER MEIGS MAN 3 10 P M H E Stewll nnd found the man still a ve 3 5 P M Blanc! e Ar nst ong thou~ll a ver DIES IN CAPITAL Bh ff Trey hed n nv~sUg t on 3 20 P M T 0 Yo ng 3 2:) P M Reud ng Mr W n there and reported that appa nt y don the man had been tru k by (;( ne 3 30 P M Report of d d agg.,... .." omcers pas~ ng auto a con de able dsa e Repo ol Nomlnn ng tee Clo.< g Bong God Be You T We Mee A"o.h M H Johnso V e P e11 den 1 0 Yo ng Bee e ». Jo -- E READERS M and Mrs Earl Ren&haw o1 Nay ra Run announce the birtJJ of the Ma.so U B church a Mil son City AUiu&t Ul h 1931 Theme-Bul d ng ~or the King General Free For All Brawl Reoults Ser tously For One ' Personals '"' ' Ten Repubhcans Want Tr 10 STAT£ U o 5 E u HIGH st h O rl C L UYBU S I - INS-Ray was nst.t.ntly killed and his compan ion Mlaa Plorence Tilton :n or C evtland was sP.rlous y lnJ red here today when they were throw frorr. the rumble lllt!t of a roadater which skidded on a wet pav•mf'nt an1 toppled over a steep embank ment Fo other perMn~ two men and two women who were r ding 1n the front Heat Of the J'08dster MC&pe(l unlnj l'f'd poUcc said The driller ol lit> car W1111nm Porcy CleVf!" lan(! 118111 ille machine AJ9dded when he awernd It to. avoid Jtr k a vasit For we are celebratmg Pngtdaue s fifteenth ann ,-ersary wub a spe ctnl program that you won r want . M anriM sRr n FrJ.x!.la faml y of Mason 0 WI' "fl lhf' re cent .,;ue~ts or M nnd M L t: " ,., Mr a.nd Mr Robe t Ro lSh of Pt J>leasnl'l Wf' e h RUt" ::~ of M nd Mrs J T fUib n.'KI M and M Sundnv ChaIrs Bet Ito In r f tow~ Take for mstl'lnct oday 1 model of garntt ~d crept ~ k n comb na w tb eggshtlt cr~ It s per s unn ng A p t-d and pia n crepe would also \"oO I out ve y tly S flfl e woolt-m a e drally smtrd s modf'l Bla k woo en w th u pi ct- vts of wh te p que 11 a alanedf~ll a o he AUK to m1ss We are g vmg a dramnttc dem onsrrat on of the endur1ng quali tles of Frtg dtl re Porcelatn- how the Cold Control speeds lbe freezmg of tee and desserts-how &be Hydrator makes even wthed vegetables fresh-bow tho QUickube Ice Tray releases 1ce cubes wuh finger up pressure There are souYeotrs for all who auend And dunng the Jubilee nny hou:~ehold Fng1datre may be had for a few dollars dowo and the balance on easy terms who tor 01 more 21 of Scm ton PI!. tnv A.nothl!l" autornobl:~ Tbe three ooup es were enroute to n,t.rott w en thf: accident oceutJoed St d 15 cenb ( n tamps or coin) Fash on Bureau Wr te ca~fullr Ia nly your name and full I he n rmbtr oi the pattem ht s ze you want Arld ess your leHer n the follow DAILY S TRIBUNE FASHION 8\JKF..A.\J SPECIAL JUBILEE OFFER TO ALL WHO PURCHASE I as- research into Industrial problems also s belli conducted at the bueau de pte the bu11iness deprea lon Work for the government ha~ nc cal;l!d cons derably in the la.tt e~ that fo private buslnesa has he d its own oMclaJs !laid This was taken t& mean that In dus res of lhe country are not neg ec lng he &e entinc s ide of their p oduct on and- lndWitl'lp.l resea~ Man of the prob em~ betna studle4 at I c burea involve perfection Ql output ond elimtnat on of p odw:; o \loas e A conslde able vol ma or the "ork ro pr Vt\le ndustry In vo ves testing of mate als lOin« In to public t Ut e.s undertak.inp up on wl ch n lllion ot dollars are b!! inK &pent The bu eau Is conducting a num ber or Important ldUt'ltrla m~earch problema on tll own LnltlatJve and press 118' to a ooncluslon othe 11 which have been l 1 prog est~ sever,al yeau The bureau has made an Jnt.ens ve study of the perfection or optical (liUiS mat na new sourae• of SUIBr ftre prevention mar.~ a.nd rubber 0 �r • 'I'Bil DAILY TBDit:TN:!:, POMEROY, 0 810 ' WEDNUOAY AUOOfJT Ul, lht mE DAILY TBIBUlf!, POMERO'r, OHIO. ciJ cAl peI.J l. Election Middleport .............. To l[,ION IJ Vir~~~~ !':~~·· DEn MEN [ftc llv ~C':Un~ rro~ ~~·~on~ News Hil I·c~nd:wr:Owo:lt ~ut .___:..:::...:;~;~~=~~;::::::::= : n u • ,; !,o~'::.:"~::.'"~ ~~~~':'h."~~.·~~ I ... 1 I th• w"k lollowln!J • w.. k-•nd '"" 111o ~~~ ~~~n~oe HMrbr~ht h \ 1 , IOf"o!!I~IIIMl~ves n 1 110 llt";;r .... e Us& It IHlU% &Bed ezpre la a rrn 11 WEDNESDAY, AUO UST lllt31 &nd ru ounl 7 1 I , Agrdn thOM--;;; appmg IndiAIll! \\ere lumed back w11.h their scalps the .!! Late and drive the jobbe: the local hlgh school athletic field TueSI:' HY evening Tht- Una! count I of the melee V.&I'J 7 to l with the •.....::- , u •nal''' hold lfli! th e 1ong til d . --- - - - - Other Three Opponenta; Race For Council I& Unutually Close. Five Within 47 Votes ,_......., IMPOTENT l\J A!\- In God wiH JI ' not be afru.Jd what man can have I put my tru o; t. do unto me.-Psalm 56· " ' l! I MORE CARE NECESSARY PTH.ERS AND FATHERS who h1we young girls and . : boys takmg tnp~ 10 truck~ and the like where a large " 110 time ~ unncce~~ary one heai'H of c han ces With c omphunt:- h1 ~ ~ which 1· writer, car to ~l st. professional gn\fer, stmter alfd stag(' mnnu11er Dale WJmbrow hPs bchmd him Mr and Mr.; Ch.arles Scnnelr success as a P"lntcr cane eatvcr, ukelelc maker and short story spent sunor,tay at. Muses Bottom M1ss GladYs Pnullne Davidson Brad Browne bus been ., a Hoor\'J&.lker and a. col- spent seve! nl days last week with her aunt, Mrs Clyda Ca.l\'ert, at ---~~ WHEk ~\)'~ AL.2EAtN LA"T'E A4.1.D HA\IE - ... 1tJ '/JAW Llll11l. YOUR <itRL'S "f't\Ra.liS UE.T ~~Utiti '0\SCUSSI)..l,Q- ~l.) VWtl'\ ~488 Cl:l lll.lll\ •nlh•l""''S) ndlr al ~ lr.t GIU1(hoi~Ln rllllll"'""" , o: cal gn bitten 1---- ··------·- crowd oJ jOUII~ilters 1s being trans ported O\oer the wuys and L: wa~' l' of ..,the statu, shoult..i not otlly warn then· cliitdren to be cateiul, thtJy should take a much more neccSBary ste p, that of knowing from perso nal oh~ervaton, I that the dri ... er of Huch conveyance 1s the ihnd ·or person who can he rdJed upon to be a careful, pam:staklllg ma n :::; Oft t ~e flesh air 'fiend who Is Hghttamer so sullen about? lng lpr larger boles In douQ'bllul.s, Dng-..aced Boy.-He lUWJ SW!S3 ch~e and macaroni by tut Wlfe's Pekiogeae. M wJtp tak e~ hwnamty Our Own Vau(ievJ''c Uon Bearded Lady- What Is the Bill:" Olltdoor Men are takc P h Radio Program "f•"' TELEVISION CREEPS ON BUT RADIO CONTENTS PUBLIC __ Ebera bac h' I Pharmacy AT h I or .' A new line ol a&iracUvel:r Boxed Wrl\lfll' &"aper-l<inen a.nd u I lo 111 L j I I 01 7 ' •• I 11 I I I I lpm 1 IP '1 •• ·~ .... Chu-• over the pare advert.ise!MIIt for the AUGUST t'UltNlTURE LaY!'D- SOc A BOX lAyer fell. <"oUon Mattresses for $6.85Eaa•neled Breakfast. Suites for $14.75-- THURSDAY Simmons Day • &et- lk'ds (or $H,Il&-3-Pier.e Walnu' Dlnlnr Su1tes for $54 00-3-pleee Krvehkr Llvln~; Room suites lot $65- A SET 3lc and 'he pdoea witb those of a ye111r ago--Now you can btiJ' genlllne Stearns aDd Fo1ler •or use In nerrlrlll'ato.--.reen, yellow or blue finiBh-WIIh dose rttttng lld:s- '"'& in • SALE SM bo• llt.Ye It oo:;:;f$ to buy NatlonaUy !J:nown makes or Furniture - Compare 60 COVERED BUTTER AND CHEESE JARS lllff 1., Ith;;o'!~dplaMt.e 0 '"''' when Jon• mar~~:er ~ 1n the enfirst" ' rrame • ---::p:c-----omeroy wa•srn t!ashy lltlle lett ' tielder \\liS I;IVt ll his base through lUI er-1 ' 1 cr stole ~rmd, then went to third when the pitcher threl'o the When Middleport voter!! sial t thusiasm was noticeable J M ball Into center fiEld in a hurrle:i: Mt s Earl Denney left for Columout to do any~hing the} g-~ nerally Burehett received 40 votel:i for Ml!.\ - ~ attewpt to catch h.irn at second b,us. ~~_:re Ushe will ent.eb< bal h.ospltal or and John Hawkins 75 fo M n th or o--=rva un and pro a } 1m c3o it up right therefore whri" r '- He cd.me into e hom" plate before eraUon Pomerov wns having 11. couple ~h9.l Haw k in~ opponent re l'; elved thf' t-all could be recovered from J ohn · Brand"nburg ol Hlmling• on l'aces ot IU own which brought out~ votes No other cand ldntes qua 11 * 1C'enltr field Watson had sco~ arrhed for a vunt with 1ela t-tH:~ 735 votes In the contest for m:U · led \\ilhout another man coming W Miss Maxine Ltwls W('nt w A:<:Mal and 121 In the ar~unH..rt for The summa ry 1 ~ as follc..ws bat ron to visit se-veral Wef'ks with. n·lrnayor, local voters ~ho\\Cd the Rep~~llelln Til-.; Legionnaires got their runs atlves county seat east of herr:' how to For ' lavor Mr and Mrs VIrgil Campbell ami 6!\0 as fcdo'W-s, two in the third tnnlng 1HarlE'\ ' whc.J CoffEe ba""''"'d out a threL• daughters Maxine and Betty, bring out the voting cltumnt.lli;J For Clrrk 1 ·~· In the hot battle ror marsh~ I 740 , bast' hit ov<'r the center fielders turned Tuesday evening [rorn a whl.ch rnany f'Xpf'1!S had,), dlr'f'd 1Fullz For Trra!IUtl'r lhea:l Four tuns \\ere received In days v!fllt In ColWJlbus Miss would be a rat'e till !he last vote W H St 1.,. the f.:;urth lrame wh F 1 Ann Rebra:>Sier accornpanled llkP e.... IIO!l ] en ower was home for a severo.! weeks \'ls1t was counted Bill R 0 b ~on w H J 111 ,. 1 given a bl\Se on baJls then hits by 2 "Bay' Rousll showed the )loy., I t1 1 112 , Mr and Mrs Philip Mt!ier Sr something real in thE' way of r~.:n- ' Sletff s majorih SQ 1 Pickens Devol then Ward and llnd Mrs Harold Roush and Ding, this popular vote gett"'r ptlcd Fnr Coun('ll ~·dx to b~ l•le~ ll'i:' I r:,ar~t were (liven theil bases on Elizabeth Roush returned up a total or ~ 90 votes wlult> his Bingham 658 · e tm:; Thto fmal run fm Llle ex- from a few davs visit three uppcnents \\ ere hard pres.~('~ RPemn ~.or~z l soldltors came In the el(lhth lnnlnB at St ClEursville and to collect 431 among them BIJ; ~ D!lla rd 640 af'U!, Fl!jher had socked out a three 1 Mrs Alfred Smith majority or lhe 1021 votes cast lJ·- Mo~ ~nra:1 623 ibase hit through 11ght fietl: antl 1ts the guest or her ' lng 159 - I CBr,tt'\' 611 1~cort'o on Diehl s long fly to Har- Frank Brandenburg One other mce bt ought out. o~ t Bt oo:C<; ~ 67 1 ten!:mrh Mrs Jacob Mees and daugh t..er a thousand voters This wa:.-; l&~" Smith ~21 ) T!1 t' box score Jean of Athens ate spending a ltW ba.ttie for Treasmet but re~;ul~ Mllli:i ~li:l ' Leglon AB R HE days with Mr and Mrs Herman Horde:l 3J71Ward, If 5 1 1 0 St1auss and family un For Marsh:dl Lewts, p 5 0 2 1 Heights Robson 590 Darst. 3b E.dgar Bm ton has returned 5 1 1 1 Some unusual featmes m Mayer 2431 Cotlefl cf a.tter a several weeks sLav al Pratts 5 0 1 0 connection with the voting In 1Fowler 112 1Fltllur' lb Por.k, Middleport arP Hrst 1'1\me 76 1Diehl ss ~ ~ ~ ~ Mrs W A Oomptun and chll1Winegar were ten voters casting the1r Rob.son s plurolltv :14'7 ' Fowler, rf dren left Wednesday to 1 Lake flrst \'Otes Thev weae Murv 3 1 2 0 Sha\Htee at Princeton, w \u ror a Hc.:1.~.~on' maJorlcy 159 Cn~to rf Li(lhter Ann Sauer l~dlt: 1 Democrdlr • 0 0 0 0 month.s 1 Ma,or IP!ckfns c say a t a summer co.tago.,> 4 1 2 0 RuSI!ell ' Jep Swlshet , Ch9.s I J M Bu• c!lett Devol 2b 4 2 1 Mr .. Cora. Roberts and son Ornnt ~Patsv' Murnp Wtlbur Ash40 Wert: Atb~ns visitors Monda~ lev lJarr) JohnSon Cll,lvln Fr Manhal 1 --Mr d M ll Jc'ln Hawk lm 15 \ Total 40 1 10 3 C I biUl rs o vet Hartley or Reichman ' William Gra re fin d 1 H D McCumb ~ 1 2 R~d Men AB R H E ' llln ua are guest-'! of M1 and John G1lmme P a'Af.lm maJurlty ::: [ WaRo11 lC second In the &cond warll 4 1 1 0 Mrs C A Hartley for u Jew dKys No ofh f'• randldates H'Cc\~ ~d su i- T Dve 3b 4 0 O O Munagers 6f the local Ktol!er l ht:re were Hve women on f\c1n1~ V( tes lo Qtmlif:V lnnsm uch ns Hendrix lb the electlt~n beard the g1eat3 0 0 1 storl'fi attended a district meeting th ~t ~ nnme.s we1 e not on the bal- F.isP.lsteln P number of wcm~n f'V!ll to 4 0 1 0 at Parke1'8burg Tuesda~· evt!ninw lot , M r.ve cf M\% OpaJ Will who wtdeJv. enL u... ISisson 88 ~ 0 0 an C't>eration for removal of het" SOCIETY MI!:El'S I Ebert ba.ch, c 4 O l O ap~,adix at 1.\ Parkersbw-g hO!i~,.. Tl-uYWotr.an's Jllorebm MIUibnar~ 1Hru-tenbach rf · · ' · 4 0 1 tal baa improved 1!10 that t1he ex'"" I S<~ietv• or Ihe Heath Method!;;~ Hoed 2b · Pf!Cts to return to her home h ,•u 4 0 ""'"'""· helct their postponed mt'E!•-1 0 3 SunQay - - - - 1 MJt.ses Ernest.ilX' and Batllo.rn 1mg T11 ~sd n y ('Venlng at the hom!! 11 Total o{ Mu; !11uK Rollt•r on .Sixlh aveTh · 35 I 6 4 Bar.e•s of Huntingt.ou w va 1trll~ Rev Elchlngrl ~ave n mosll \ ee base hits- Coffee Fisher com£' for a VISit wUJJ lhelr grand: mt~ rrstm(l' and appu:.praate talk un 2 Stc eu bases-Watson Elsclsteln pateJJi.S, Mr and Mrs. JuliuS Smltll Extunnon Work, lL~ applied to all and family a.o.Jd other rclatJ~es , , Lee was ~11" I 1tvpes of lmluslly, r~pecla ll y pe:-Bn.'!es en b:llls-otf Le.,_,ls 1, 'I MJ ~ Wm H Cook Is ted t.amuur to m1sslont ty flcldl:i Arte1 Fflwler 1 qultc· ill at' her b' rep~ 1Iast ) ~a'l' Ed nmnet , N-•l:e~ ane; TrJ•~.:.d,1 J V'!IS 11 ~oeiA.l t\ mc d('l\clous Je!t·e~hStrtlck out by Lev:Js 2: Eisclsteln Mai'l street. Ol'lle on ,It'll! 1 Cecil Allfllenq. ~ men l.ti v. ere sencd by the host-eRS 1 Mls L dl 0 1 &•.1 I' t}J Score ''Y lnnlng.s " 'I 0. av s Jl,liSfi Gonev,evt' 4·l"lece Walnut Bed Roomt Suites for $17ln fact. eVf!tYt.hlnr In Farnlture and floor ~overlng9 arc lowl'r durin: tht.'- Augull Furniture Sale 51 new pattcrn~t-Yard wlde-abs,iolutl:l..ly rast colon-f:Ici'IIC'!nt for (Iris sehool Dresscs-BQys Shirts-l"ajama!l, for QuUt5 made of fine Qaallty 80 SlJuare "uUun. O'CEDAR MOPS 19c Cklana as J( pblilbes-M.akes Floors IM'autlral 1t0 qalck and euy-Tinanday .rma can ..... ., a. lollowa7.5c Mopa ror BOY'S POCKET 49c 69c $UO Mopa For $1.50 MOJifl P'or )\YARD K~~ Two hladc Cocobola hDntUo ~ltl!t. aad :1ue blaide llibl'e cullulold hanj(!e II'Jiea nal 'fa)ue fer a \ery low prlcti, 99c AUGUn SAVINGS lOc · Oil 'be Main Floor lnclHe-.Men's ana Bo:rM Drets Caps 52.c-Qoae Slippers for Mea ••d women at 50e aad 95c a palr- SWEATER SALE 150 Boyo, Cirla, Ladiea, Mem "BIG MOO&!£" Mnn's Work 8blrt.s at. ftc Gb l's $1-01 Dl'e.Yflll a& i9c-Three l\ onderlui t"alues In TurkJsb Toweb- All WI>OI 1& T owela ... , . . . 4 for 25c 15c Towelr . . . . . . . 3 fo• 25c ~ l'owelo . . . . . . . 2 for 39c ~w..,.tero 5io-Velnt. !deaJ. Sw'fter for Scbool •U Sheet.iiiJ' Ilk A \'ani 41 lnnhflfl wide- T~.URSDA Y fOJ' Na. 3 O&lvaabetl Tabl Falher Gtft!P Sbeellnl unbleaebed ... 1.'bat sell nrularly at. $1.50 and $1.85-Coat st'l(' Rl"d Bllpover styk!-lu!l\ 36 wear.- SJ·OO (>I·RI:.'~ CAATER'S RAYGN A~ $1.00 P~INTED FLA"t SILk CREPES Seltd eoiDr 8hUUlUIC SUb-Not CombJ~tian many pteeee ldt to aleae •P. 'I!HURSDAYSQ t S1llta-Repit.r SUO re- tall wah!:c-- TliU~SDAY A YA!RD } Elberfeld& .In . ' j ~ "J IJ '1 ,,;~nH(}l~~~/~~~~~ II[~~·~~~~·~~~ ·t~:~~ TO THE VOTERS! Ills " Orllhljlf'l'fl are 8f'('UIIIuml'(! to I •;:~ tb•l• Idol • ol<h 1'<"1.---G" I am indeed apprecia,tive of the fact LIVESTCCK I ao manv loyal friend& supported me in my race for the republican nomination for Mayor and take thi1 meana of expreaain1 that appreciation. WM. HETZEL. Begins i ' • SIX O'CL(K'K DINNER :A L 0 O 2 4 O O O I O 7 IO 3 ~~:~~~·and George C1ary vlsl\e J Ml, and Mrs B H R.awHngs en- I R !.1 J o o o n0 0 0 0 1 6 4 Joh endj at Oalllpolus rec~nt)y proved It was onh a bP.ltlf' to sre bow man" votes w H ste\if terta1ned ttt the1r home at Rutland I n &nkus Is enJOying a vnca -· - ·- tJon irom. !. hls duties allhe New coulel collect He polled a t')lal c;f ] Tuescta~ I'V('lling with:\ six ociockl 801. b<ling high man Ju elthl'l tr>Wl' d4mer Those Invited were Mr Mr !l.nd Mn York Clotmng f;tore Ralph Glllnore and family rewhUe his opponent was compr.ll rrl an11 Mts Herbert Bell and daugh- 01 Granville D~yamond McKnight ~ be satisfied with a trifle mol c ter of Cleveland Mt and Mrs Q Lashet and 'Mr ~d :rs H turned from a few days sta}' at t'han one fourth that number 213 R Sto ut afld Mr and Mrs C p Adamb and daugh~r or r~lwnburt BuCAeye' Lake ' w b~ exact Dutto•1 :mrl daughter, Lucille, of 1wnc hl're to attend the funeral Misses Hilda Ohllnger and Ma, Another great battle wa~> on for Mlrltllepmt and Mt and Mrs 0 M Mrs Myta Rowlev which was cm~f cella Owens left by motor Tuesday $ouncll In thlll race the popular Dutton of Chicago A very pleas- ducl:.cd Tuesday aftellloon at r • evening for NUs Mich to visit with "Doc" Bingham showed the boys n I ant e'•enhl!{ was spent by those at o clock at lh ld our relatives tor a few days e ll$ euce Paul B d b f ew things leading the :30Unell can - tending Paul Jonf's Is connned w his 0 ran en urg returned to dtdates, but Plummer Bees nn 'WRH 1 CLUB HOSTES!OI home on Gravel Hill ht)•ton, after a few da}s' vb;Jt with only a ' neck' away, cmning In Mrs Ernest Tom kl ~ h t Miss Allie Mauck and Mrs Hattie B:a_,::re~ts, Mr and Mrs Flank with six ICS.<i votes A A Dtl!ard to h tl P ns was 05 esR Bennett motored to Qolllpolts w d en rg was also near with 12 less thn u arter~~oonveath'~~~~·r~~!u~; 'i,~e~d~i' j nesda)' for a visit with Ju~g~' sitf!:lnw~~~ h::s accepted -a poBeeson and Mossman was folll u· street The Invited n n 1Mauck and h e ro1er Company wltb 17 less than DIUard Flh b ocnsion were Mrs B!J~st;_ 11 ~~ ~he Captain Tom Jones was a bus I~ at Gal~ ~ken charge of the store 0 man was Carne)' with 12 less ttun and Mt ~ Homl'!r C<lope 0 1 ~ 1nes.o; vlsttm In Gallipolis WednesI\IOSSman these nve wete 0\1~ nOO, l tefresh.ments were served' a n .y day, =... b1gh man, Bingham ha.v1na: 6Sil 1 __ Miss Llda Po~ll. who has been !The sixth man wa& C L. Brooks confined at Ht~ler hoapttal for some W,ltb 567 votes Mr find M1 s Fred Puwers are 1 time, was brought to her home on • On the Dtmocratic side, llt*Je en- pirpa.rlng to move the l:ttter p&.t Second avenue, Wednesday She ls ,- - - - - -of the week to BUCYTUS where the[much improved j rmme1 lS to b(' emplO)'ed Mr }J{I~Mrs J K Jones of CJutrlf!lton 1 1!rs was recent!\ triHlS!ert ed from relurned to her home Tuesda} I af~ ' his work her.-. to Bueyrus He l)n ~ ~~ VISiting With her netces Mrs. been lnBuef\'1.18forth~past seve~dl tank Knopp and Mls John Smith , , VLvran Smith retm ned Wf!dnes, • I weEks, arrnuglng !or the transfea ...... RIIIWOf'M~ ~late'• P'Ml Tr a lnnu~ster C L Wilson left ~ay from ChallCl:iton, where sh<:! • Why aufter rrom the queer ttll:ln 1 wec.ntosdav for Columbus, whe 1e h.. pent several days With relatives iJIIlHa.ae cau.!Jing 1nere ltchlnl' '!lot attended the funeral of Barry E and friends Illllatera, toee and fe.t, cracklnl', PtlellDI' akin. Frank Lewis K Ringworm, Trench Foot or 1Speak:; geneml supenntcnd~L of W d d nopp returntid c nes ay from Boncar W Va Cl'oteh Itch, when )IOU C'!8Q1 llVOid Jn. the New York Central rallrolld ,, <• M1 s Otle Slanley returned to he r' where he has bee!1 working !or " t 1oo and quiekly ht1al )lour •ldn 'W 1t 0 Dr. Nlllon'• Nt:a:odenn' Baaed 1 •Prtst several day• on the~amou• l'nlillah Hoapltal for· home Wednesday, after spendlnr; 1 • muJa. ltcovel'il4 by a. ludln' Lon- 1aeverai day& wlth her mother, Mr:; Lena Fox has resumt!d he1 dutl~s 1 , lloa lk D •P•otallat. Dr, Nlzon • Nl:i:· Swanson ot Gallipolis 1 at Rlilthburn a store a.fte 1 en)Oytng ' a month's vacatlon' • Ollerm actA wltll ~ma•inl' •P..d h! OI.IIM tleelped tor thl1 partiCular Joh.n Leaper Wll8 a busfuess vlslt- 1 Mra -..... H · lltla diM.... Nhtoderm fl auaran- or ln Stewart Wedncsda:y ' n""-~ oft'man returned ~ ~ t ~f"1\'f 0P ltoh ILDd .quteklJ' Mrs K. A. Beaver was cal!ed to IDllnbar MoDd1.1 eventnr, alter I G:r.~ r tht ,..:II coat Rutland Tuesday evening becaUie ol f~dlng several days here with her 101' ZtiUe D;y&UIIl'ln au4 n.o:let Drll5jt}J.c ser1ous Illness of t.er mother,, a~: ';ah~lio~ relatives ; Skte. Mhldll'!pWt. Ohio Mrs Hawkins · w'ithp..,t~·einhart spent Wed- \ ' . uer mother, Mrs Julia , , :•£Lit ' , 1 , of Pomeroy · ...., 1 Grace Mayes and daughtAr Betty, and son, Francis, of Chesi1.' ~ v;ere the week- end vlsttora ,1c · and Mrs Sumner Kindle of No<th S!<ond "enue · Dr. and. MD. Junkennan and -.::::;:; eon Richard returned TueM:Jay "ve- 1 • vlsltil)8 friends at Mict- j I desire to thank li'Y many friends and Roll Rooling 57c 1 Ply Roofing, Fo1·merly Selling $1.25 PER ROLL . . . . . . . . NOW 2-Piy Roofing, Formeily Selling $1.50 PER ROLL . . . . . . .. Slate Coated Roofing, f'ot merly Selling $2.50- PER ROLL . . NOW !Colon Blue Blade;, Red ami Green~ . NOW 3-Piy Roofing, Formerly Selling $1.75 Va!·ious Mphalt Shingles, Fu1·melly PER ROLL . .. •. NOW ' Heavy 3-Ply Rdofing, formedy Selling $2.75- PER ROLL . . .. _ NOW $5.f>O t" $7.50 Per Rquare Selling NOW. (Not Over 7 Sqllil.res or anv Onl' K1ndl LUMBER No. 2 Drop Siding (Pattern No. 16) I I Ends Aug. 14 OF ODDS AND ENDS. Aug. 21 l Per Thouoand Feel tClean But HnoUy) .Jtobe Strledy No. 1 Common Dimensions II 2d0xl2 ..... ' .... ' . . . ' .... 2xl0xl4 2x10xl6 2x8>:16 .. ' ' .... . ' . . . . .. ' ° SJZ.SO Per Thouoand (.\bove Weather Shined and Dark) ===="=="======== Barbed Wire 1 ,II h T C Y Oes '! • $2.50 I tru; 00K ru .a. B ..t\. J' T n Paint Brushes Drain Tile or Field I vote for Marohal of Middleport at the Primary <>f Tuesday, Aull1st 11, 1931. 'Your splendid endoroement i• more than' appreciated and I trust that with the oame loyal and generous comideration at your hando I will be elected in November. • I Youn for "Service" GRAIN PRICES 1-4..J*8 Dec 53 WILLIAM ROBSON ,. ·:·. _,,............ 22~22 1-2 Dec 23 31nch 4 Inch ' 3c: Each ........... 4cEach .......... fi.Wb .. .. . . .. .. . 7c ~~~ 8 Inch ......... .. UlcEach ALL PRICES DEUVERED IN MEIGS COUNTY TERMS OF SA,LE:-CASH WITH ORDER It IIIMIIr. ta• ~ an • .,.._1117 A. dch, . .......... --......, ... .......... ~ _.....l.bd .............. I __......._. v........,..... I ~~~-~~~:;~ 3-4, 1-0·3-8; "l Ala.y"'' 43 J-4- 5- Tile to $7.50 lllnlcle. .tad. . . ., laworl 12- INB--Gralns firm today Wheat to l-4c tower, corn 1 5-8c hlKher, and ORts' 1-Bc lower 58 .......... .......,.,.._... 10~ . ONE-HALF; PJ\ICt £h eese I~~~:rn ~·:c:=:::::z.·~· 5 G>tllon to a Customer- Bring Your Can. ' IA m-rI ean ~N APPREGIHION! . PER SPOOL Formerly Sold From i t't. I!I PER GALLON I I t: Linseed Oil SSe 4 Point- SO Rod I aupporten who rave me auch a magnificient IDclbl':ll wide 7e a )'a1111. to Vl.ha• SALE CLOSING OUT SALE i g. 1 ABC FINE PERCALE eact. The R. A. MILLER LUMBER CO. ! AlllE WIU'tiNG PAPER IH I I "l\fON;rA;_G$" FASl;l:ION· cr -••t p••ro. vacv.Uon Wagn er, MtliK! county &u- 1 Augut;l l:t W,\BC- New York (348(Jo.860J li I h d 1 11 !'~ A I:; P U,'JKRIN ~ 01 aca vm Kat ~ Sml ~h ~; Music , U 15 0 en1molllitac ncootat 1ons, 11.ndseathe wee ghb-lltt.le 1or th at love ly complexion they pa.Jents and guardians of children nls Klntfs Orch, li 45 Mortt..l D::lwI N S Radio Ea.t.or 11 ney 7 Bnad Conn•Jl 1 ~0 Comuc Ilk ~ ar It v.as pos.'ilble at a . :~ We can not aft' Ol'd to have uUI' c hlldn~n. ur out ' scs.\Lll 1 45 otecm C)M:;ers , d Nc" Ym lt, Aug t2-Tne best. rec~n~ "'~»>adcMt. to ' · aci'Ultl~ for that matter, fhrtmg '"- lth death becauso': :o;O ffi l' Fast Fl elght ~ 8 30 Crime Club, 9 1~ 1 1 e on tdevislon 1 !)II.Ve ~een ) ..t Ma.)OI Jimmy • Walker because -P'' "' P<og••••• " 30 NLl Wit HI' Is I he ,H.I\lce to listeners-I n no~ h I t ~ d •-st • d then 1..'l'J..,, truck inst~1;) on t ak n).0.. Pc Ju la r Orch 10 Popular Orch, tu tltt oV:. awll~' t h etr 0 ld soun d se-~ ··~ beaan c wa.sto nIIJ)eak r..,...uceBut'"all n 1 !9Wo~ .." h dr1v er of" .. huge, "um"crsome L 'i t 1 11 in&ft h1a half of the road in 'the lJitddl e Too much of t hl , JO 30 will Osbo1ne ,. Orcb, l1 Coon-. . ~~~~ ~t~cf,u[ ~e~!t Y~~!~ ~~;w. a.~to ell\ trtdlstlnctnefl8 wt~~ll:~~' "' o 11 · " ove1 come That s c~d. ~u' ~cen almont any tune and few dnvcL-;, , mrl eeJ, ->a.mcr:o rc tnt')' wm be satisfied with looklnJ· least 01 the exp"" WLW-! 4211-7001 ~ 45 pm t.ov. ell lll '" L', tfi\!):"e ar1~ who ca not re(OUilt a numb er of mcuJ.ent Tho.uas, 6 Amos 11 Allll)' 6 ao Phil • .. • Bul ln the meon~lme, o.a an evldence of the f~~oltb th11t Ia In them, · 1 coo". 6 45 BelLc\e lt o 1 Net' 1 1 ' 11 w ~rcby th ey WCl'C compelled tu a II IlUi ~ Ira ddl c a c111t' 1 .. Tue consensus aboul lee' s on the Btudlos arc oondlna out · . Ba~:;~Lu ll Econ~. 'l~5 Full ~ n D , u, u.~ 1::. that lt t1 jus\.. beginning and Us WJ~ their CU I' to pie\ en~ a I'Ure 'olh~wn With on e .d I hf' "L lorch, 7 ~0 Melutly MouH.Jts ll 'lh~ c1 1Ufo• ling tu hea.r the pionecrfl ~~:n~nj~;lt~~;o~~c~r~n':s'can Jl11!nact''l of the pubhc highwa y. P lay BO)'• 8 30 PUIJUlt.r P• o~ !;I ! J,l Ll\c plu~gCl8 actnllt ) CS V01- sec t l1C perfor mcr!i And that t I , I l:laLI\l ccncc l !) :'ll Popui<J l l'IOG un Ct'l tlmL lhe} kn e\\ lt. lS But 1anctller reason wuy 1~ Is just 85 h : ~ It l.i' t o o lJ <LCJ t ,1t >~r,mP m ov(me n t c,lll no K m .u e ~ 10 PqJ<.~ lm o 1rh v 1u 1cty rnmc It will or course and before ~ell to keep )Our llttle old radio 10 30 whereb y som e ot these et!peclally outlandish ffi(\ll ::;li!JSltJt ,il O<l;j Bob Nev.h nll, II Dance 01 ~'-' llouny Hamy ~ca 1 " Lc\'VI:llon 1 set us 1s '' 1 I 1 1 d f th e h"1gh w .1y • U n l Il :;uc l1 tl11ng !11 311 Muon Rl\et 12 Populnr Or, \'I ll mnc become as much R part , " , C8'PJ not 1c eg1~ a e rom ~u D o1 Ll' c homt's and llwsttleH uf th tl 1 1 0 1111 , 1 II , , h, 1 11 ~ '' .~ LlllCe rc l l.u.d a;.; the good old or llC\\·fanVon J!cog5tlalen has r;one and dOUtl o~.: c ur, bow e \cr, 1t H"htHJVC~-> a to cxet~.:ttte l r.; moH W.e.AF- Nev. \m k 1 4<~43 IJ60J o "hd 111 1 _1 f IUJI 1Fr 1 ll: Remer has come and Is col·l ... hh " 6 IP '3UL ., senngnsc ,s o l k~l ri~ care at all llmeH fur self plotectwn w It: , atll' r au, pm noo p . r.m u~p u e , Mou pov. er and rn01e pnuse to ouctmg thl'! New Yor rhlllar, "I I f I Mol f' h 4;, 'I I.e U olcibcr~s 1 Jll e b, o;.nlcnst mg stallons 11110 pi- 1mom r on:h~>tra a.~ the Lewlwhn IS tne card111al ru e o nature Wlll,lli ll1 JJ!s:m 7 30 Pupulu Con- um r 1s w110 al e blnuug the trall Stadium Co•e"'c ot tile City of , 1e1t, IJ Popular PtoJ.::, H J\j Popu· IJ'MJC1111l.; with the pJOcesslon New York Tno:~e \'rho are wlthhl 1 -------tar Hour 9 :JO lns SJ}I.'uku J(J I» k:okmg fmwa 1d to the days vi the wnge of lhe b!'oadcasl..ll ol ' ' VlnLr nt Lopez Oich 11 HP Cull- c:~. l JZntlo n uf 1\Uo\ncl wonder uf I these outstanding performanc~ M.EXlCO'S FINANCES tine ttal~ 11 30 Lan) Funk , Ot I ttw 1Hlrli 1 rortwU\tc IS SAID that a tem;e sttuatton might be l<.'..;.-;cn"d ill WJ"'-~ c·v Yotk ~ l4L• -,- l Ull ' t.. 4 J I , • ' Gallwrcd m the ancient eathed"' p.n 1 C\'. t:ll l~om.t ~ lj Atr. o.;~ n An- 1 A' 1.1 ~~ ~1 11 ob~1 rvo h.• ~ st!en l 1nl Cll\' t?ls month nrc some of M.cxHo Ill tn OIH'Y m~ttt(J~ 1! tht• lJnltPd Stutc:-; (1\' oth t: \ cl} G 15 Pup uhu Eut.c rta m ~ l li'iJ!J 11LII1C Ll •l1t l.t~c ~ a 1 lprulln~ lhe wudds gtcate:;t conduct<js '• · JtllJu u!l"'l Lr• ,,J, ~ ~IJLH 81 e dlsLinct 1nge1l> rmd instl Uin('nl.f\ll.~ts, with Ph,ll C' k 1 1 131 0 0 1 1 countrieH, <•1th e 1 u~ IIHIJvidu:ll s or u , countlle!'l, would I<>Jl l ,. J ~ 1' J ct ln ,.:: ' N J! Nr •rl · 1 11 r m c 1 ~ 11'111wl!. r liJ hav" the V1enna State Opera, and !1 1 'the'' neccs:.ar,v f'lnann',-, to th e Lllld directly sout h of ll" Th. d~ ' 1l\JI('m10~<J1hlmll ' '' '" 1' 1 'J :-.ttl I! t'lu rJ r ,[ .J'IIrgl\lE' I - - - - - ' cast !wm La Scala, • • •Mllau sugge:-;tlon i!'l mtldc that the UnJted SLat ~:-~ mtghl wtll tak P il B. nd c ,m ·rl !J .)1,) c :.n ... Lu .1 nd 11 . 1 1 11 J~ M x n Em !0 Gl umber Mu,lc. 1.' " t Conp,u•,u Amu1:1 n And y f01 ull lho~ who a haml ei th e r hy rlln•ct tcdelal hmn1'i Ol lh1oU g h the t't•dWJR- DLtl tl t 1400 _1[Ju h 4 ~ P, , Rnl'l 1:.! D1mct Otr.h 1:.:30 an-1 ,.,, II be cheet ed by the news, at"' cral hank:. a:-~ tht- amount ot IU~e:;t m e nt by Am·~ II Cdl:" J , Pqnr1~ 1 Ln~ 1 n rbl(' 1 n, 0 ·, 1 ~ , Pc ~u 1 ' 1 Dmn Or{'n going to be celebr&tlug an nnmIWa1lv I tl Ne t tl HI '"U Mel d\ ?\lilt 1 \ J~;.Al•- Nc\1 Y(J rk 14543-ti\101 •elsa,) ;;hurUy Jts on Augw;t 19, t;o:great tha t •lll~ ' loan wollld not t!(! lUl IC 111- C A 'sLug 1 1\>;ll;UI 8 ' 10 !3, ;td C;11 :_ 11, 1; !•Ill I'{1pllltn P1og 1145 The 1 wh('n t11ey will have been heard ce 1t 93U Chnl Iuand E•n , 1 ~'i l 0r dlf' l !l' l flm\v \o1 1l~r ~ Orch ll l mghtl;. for two years.over the ve~cHt~. Bn 1''11y Fa it\' u :10 .u.anu {:( 1.1 NBC-WJZ coast-tu-coas~ network Th 0" e w h () fa • nr th e l!l)(•cl!O n I he tlll e d St .IteR a •, Prtrl:. Nlgh,t Lll u 10 -\ !l\0~ - II Ancl} Cf 1( !l 0 A Holll:'s D,mcc 0! 111 Dw-mg these two yeatS, so the a nat1nn, leudin"" money to Mextco or .tny other nation 10 lJ Lo•', I) lh umn~ 11 1'1 Lolllr~ 1LH\l{ J >'tk Lil ll r 10 t5 Po]mJa 1 Jcalculalors figure, Correll and OM' , Hu n!•r) 1'11 1' l l 3'0 Ikn Po llark ~ ]<.Jen have written 12S2000 words 1 1 fo~ifet on e vttal factor when tht•y tty to bubtc l up lht Dn tnt Onll U r!1 C ll.II IJiil.l~ ~~ 011111 0 Trdtll\ S~ck s Or ch lcl ccm etsation enoul!:h' to make ~~ l{ <tm D n R D 0 I ' Ollll lll '~ UIUICe 01 i I II • th I 0t •uvgcHlwr1 w1th lht• "tea'ion" thnt ~o much monr> y Jq 111"' ussos 111l' rcl WJZ - N y •. 349 , . -"" - 45 ,up om u -wng noves 10 " ' Wl . N-Chl cu~o~u .. tti4-.201 !i 30 ~ (W ur.. juul a nc·1el a )eat is about the avervcetK•d w e c nn ll{lt atfo1d not to ThaL latt!Jr I~ t1H' Jact ,l'll D~m , n Dtlllll fi,\5 Har:~ld pm lO \II ll Tllonms, fl Amos ll lagc fo r a healthy enerF;eUe novel • , T L ' I A,• d~ G 15 'file J f'6teJR U 30 Phil 1St llfl onc dan see tilU• A 011 'J1• 7 05 that I hose U.lVf"Jitf(l e nts are murlc llv mdn·1dunls uud not Uneer,, OUI €W.I! Hungt:. P'J\c 71.) leo" I 11 45 Th p , · • m ci ~ Wall and Sktez1x e Olrce s.sters. Andy have been ROing about thelr 6 Duke 1 by this countl\' H:; .1 nut•on :tnd lUilhclmme, \\hen w, Elh··gl':llr s o 1eh A 30 Populm HI D1X11 Slngf't " • 3U Plck&.l i F.,.m 1work 1n a ~ct iot~!l MLY . • • t ' i l~ 7 45 S t..~ tcrs o.l lhc Sklllcl B le.nd mor!C~ !lH .1 nalwn and It I ~ lo:-:t, 1t IS not lo s t hy <l !J ~0 CIRJ", r 11 lllld E."m 10 15 1hc Ela rk&t L·m Plo nt 11 t ' 011 u 30 p : Smcc Lhe>".., popular"' d, · Str ~ .. u 1s H ov~ 10 3U H( rbP Ka} s • cpu1 re, certain ,•, calth.\ [q\)' , b11t C'('IY t.1x. pa)lllg m ,lll 01 \\On1u 1 Ort::'l ll l'm l D t lt 0 h liar Ensc mbl' !130 Cln1a .. Lu rm d we are assured, to continue their 111 1 8 , , I ' ' ne IC Et 1 !i4[) Pan NlltL! IOSI mghtly rambles for 11.n lndefin.•' 0 In A:mf'IICa 18 fJ8 Jfl!lg lo,.,,ud th,\l OSH, W ~_-\M- Clc lriiltd !21:Kl-1070r 010 1her,MuHk ~ gt Je , um ' ttme to come 1cv... rN:!ord \hi;: There ale lhousanr:ls •Jf taxpayer~ m our t•n unll'\' '"- l1 !J 1 "' 1 rE:~se b~~~~Scmes 6 30 O~n~ ami , \V IH- DeiH:•t , 400 _7aO I 6 35 ~m 1over In Arrlca people get up a , 1 rnn, ..., liard Robison s OJ ell ' ~ 30 oclock In the morning to hear cnn nnt affmd tu he aHIIlll-{ 111 Jlll>'ng deht :; ltlC llfl(' d ht - 7 30 PI.IJulm ConN't t !! p 0 puht; ' P: 11 ~ 1 "' 11 .. Bcmes, 6 45 Tile Ponce Amos 'n' Andy Bo says a ml.ssion· Pr , fl lO P i::'ilslc ,. 1 Dixie Snll!eJs 730 Th~ Mi.5.s Viol B CRU~etho~e opcllltJngom gO\ernrnentwrre t f}llll-{to s.i \1' Clo! , opn 1r.l Ht 930 Tns JFirkt. rdPamih 745 8 I a ayne, of PlttsSIJe:tl:rr 10 l'i The Stebbt115 B o~~ I • IS ers o fthe la.ry, bUllth, Who wntes from Ethiopia the inves tments of the moneyed few who <ould affoi'd t 1 10 4,, Th · w rAM PlHJeJs 111 : EkHut ll Ill'n Pollocks Orch. 8 30 that Uley llsten In rcgul.&rly get.losethelr m\·e:-~tmont~o~, manv time:-~ over, \\hilc th e illdi\H:i- Milum l.nmkl '• OJ ; h, 12 Mtdnlgh~I PcpulnJ Enscttll>le , li Cigar jlhls, ~ins the PTCIIrnm by waY ,, • M c ] l j 1e, 12 30 Phll Epltnlny aml 9 ,o Clnrl' Lu nnd Em, 10 Amsa , .DJKAS shortwQve ~tation ual taxpuyer tould not afford 1t nnce. H r~ Populo! Datct Otch I n t. ~> rh 111.s Loul :~ Huniry1 ; • • • Bv n o m c,lllti s hould a!IVOnP. 1n charge ot tlu ,; go\1.!1'11- w..: AH~-C!JlumlJrJ. 1500 _1430 \ tJ 15 Fl\il 12 The Ch:~mplou.IJ , l2:tq, Edna Rocbiin~:, 17-ye~l-old sing. • ' • ~ I nm Uancc:: Orch '!r of the NBC cr.Hdren s hour pro• 1. mel)t'H affair~ eHn cumuder ~U(h a move, either With ll'- 1 1 ) 1 ~ 1 · ~~~ ' •1 1 ~e 1' 15 Mo~ton DowWON-Ch icago 1 ~Hi 4 _ 7201 6 30 ,ram, who has -pent a good deal au Cmwcrl 7 :JO Connlf r.of her young life In the 11 t di 1' oo mile 1l ncv gard to !llcxt co 01 With an~ other country Bo<\lr("\1 71,) Gloom Ch!l~en. 6 01 n~ e r Ul'lnce 6 45 Hawlcl Teen, kg been selected t 1 , t u OS. Ml 1 1 8 4' 7 Rudv Vallee~ Orch R 10 The tl 0 P a~ he lead· h work dt>tsignC!d tf) fa\•or the wealthy few at t e t'X\ICn:-;e nl · m n·,s o Betty n~>d Hnt old Q PnrcJ•s !! D k"' Elll ' ta ,' 0 _ .... lng _role (If Rudolph Prlml's music. h 1 f Pf ,sc na \Ill" ~ 30 Nit Wits tO 15 ll ng .ts ,.,...,. ll play Luana." which will be the mft llY J)oor, ha:-. already broug t a lOUt ar t ')O mllll\ r= 'l\ K ~ r s Otch 10 45 " •Ill o~. ~~~ Cla1a Lu and Em , 9 43 Dream -produced this ~ummer In Prague condih nn!-! Wllh•ntt wh tc h thi~ c n\)ntry iVOU]cl hP 111 n1lltl1 1boJn• s OJc h II C·xm-snnde1 · ~ 0 ~0 10 15 TIIC , Stebbins ~Joys Ole title role Is "Bird or Para.-, • 'd 1 Pep1.0l:u D:r.ncr Q 1r h Hf'rt:le KA \ s Orch U Earl dlae.'' better ~h :o pr•, t.1k cn from cve 1·y angle. Let s con:~! er t 1c Burt n::> tt s orch 1130 Dilncc or • • • ordinary, poor tax)IHty e r first, lnst unrl nlwavo!'. Th e \\l :.1- 1 ,\uo ·1 11 I WfA.M:- Cle,tla.n1 <280-1070) -&me Btattsttca Agi"Jn1 ,._ II k f h' 1[ ' WA BC- Nt'\\ York ( 3~8 6-860 ) lJ 16 10 ,lm Baseball Scores 6 30 Oene 1.. National Broadcn&tlng ComJ,tany, I thy,mnn 1:-l a J c to laC cnre n 1msc l tm . Kaw S mi th~ Mu.slc 6 15 Den- ti'cl Glenn 7Rm!v Va llees Orah, e .cor the ftn\. alx month!> or 1931, _.. 1ms '<n rgs Orch, 0 45 Mmton Dow- BllthdR\ Pn 1ty o 30 Night Club g;:esented 149 • .tpcctal-event& , 1'1( ) 'i E~n1 Cm1c~ ri 7 ~0 1 he CJ- U B A Rolfes Orch 10 lJtt.le Jack roa.dcaata. ineiUdlJli 22 interna10Jie of our mn (' h-muJrierl trlCnds !:\3~8 ~i 1at It'· til no l lmn lh•ns 1 •~ 1'he Bc~wt>ll Sl&t ~rs Llttk 10 15 The Stebbins Bo)'a, tt~~~~~w;!~ stations ad•-• to · h f 1d ]' r;. • !I Bert.Ln\\n" Orch 8 15 Harry 10 31' J oe Smith's Oreh 11 l!! ...,.. pay·•htm t o put one llf t os~ ll_El].;' !Lill{ e COO mg i'IJ",;, c~l 'IE!alh r~ Ctrh 830 Band Con("ert , WTAM PlaH•rs ll 30 Blli Do~~ !tl cllNn. Colt.UJ!bJ& B~&tlrJf In l:~house hf en use hs w~~a.~Pul!J make 1t hot fur h1m 111 :JO Svm]lhony: H)· t5 Popular I n ne:. 0 1ch 12 Mldnltiht M~Jod~JI, ;,·~~::• : e i)~al 01 aiftllat• ev • lim!• he camn hom e anyhow Pr~ lO 30 Ra•llo Roundu p 11 au.~ ' 1:!'3(1 !l.tn Emersc·l Oill'A Otclh j.re ln Colo~ 8(!rJna•. and t! • ' ' Lomt•qr do ~ 01 ch 1:2 Da.1ce Orch WC AH- Co!wnbl"" (6QO..IfSOI 6 lf~PklnevJ~e. 1<:¥. 'nit; La .. WlW--ClrJcinnau \438- 700) 54~ 1'1 Kate Smith ~ Mw!lr: 616 Nov· KV~, tonn@ known 81 KJl'UK ;'About the 0nly thmg th"iW h hflrder to unrl 1·r~t~nc: l r. v.ell Thcrnas, ll Amos n l'itv F lvc, 6 45 Morton f'nwney : 1 and the ottieri ta WPIW. ' , , , , h , . , And ;. ll 15 TM J t5ters, 7 Base hall Band S onct·rt 1 4S Boi.W\:1:1 Sll? • • • than jl Europcall (OJl(ei e nce 1s a C m e:-.e \\ Rl . • 1 F'J:o· c~. 7 30. Popul~tr Orcrh. 7 .4n tcr~. 8 30 Popu lA r Concert : a:aa 'r Knew Thtm Whenr _ 18istcr.s .or !'he Sklllr.t~ 8 t.fur f'A} PrpJ'II,r_ Ptn&'' 10 Dnnctita by tfie Ted Jltlllnf, 'lportl announcer. W'll& There seems to be an overproduction of everythmg i n ' NH~,_u.n·s Orch· 8 ao C11~>tlhan ~~~,· L10 ' •5 l«ldlo Rourutup; ~~~-:: ·~~~~ ~~~~~=s J , &.o.•tl': 9 Dllnce Otth , 9 3!1 Clara om ~rdo'~ Royal Cant.dlan - ·· •....,..,.. the Unlttd States jus t now, ineludmg hot 11r. Lu".!nl! ETti " lO H .1'1ry TheU' 'Orch; Dreh T!l'~ J~ IJm•rt haa · betD '• featured 1 nujtc .1 tcw complamts Iegi!'itCied on the snme s ul,ued cl1""''" • l>y the l"le" thil'O watnm g l• ma ••cl A" ... ~ l on• ... ha " ,, llrompted 1· • N I THURSDAY lil'~tly because of th e ~ource ot the comp a1nant but w cu ~~i:=~~~~~~~~~p~~~~~~g~g~~;;;;~;~;:~~~~~~~ ott~ is reminded hy a man of the hLgheht mtegrity 111 the - - - viJI)tge that 1.:hlldren . are 'takmg unnecessarily great ci)!Jnces wtth death because they are t'1ding bchwd u dri - l v~ whmw main obJect 111 life ::~eemll to be cha,.in~ !'tu·efuJ I ...-.JI.orists 111 the ditch, 1t seem:; ample tim e that some heP! 1 llf;bcmg La ken to th e wa1111ng thal a halt l'l hould he t a lied . If you wt~'1 h. ue permllnf'lltly rehcvl.'.d o fgaw m stomach and bowela. take BRalma.nn'lf Gall Tablets, which a1 e prepared espeelally for ~tom uch .-:a!. L\ll<l all the ~d dft'(L8 res ultil1g hom CBS prMSure Tho t em pty , t::l11lWing feeli>""...s nt the pat o! the sklmo.ch wlll diS&pIJCar, th;~.t anxious, nervow feeling w1~ h heart palptl.atlon will vanls!l, and you will again be able to take a. deep b1cath w1thor...'- dl..scornfort. 1 hnt drowsv, sleel-'Y feeling after dln 11er w1n b~ replaced by a desire for entcrtn.mment Bloating will cease Ym r limbs, arms and ftngers will n•J longer fee] eold and "'go to sleep" because Baa.lmann's Ga.s Tablets prevent gas from tn~rrer· lng v.t~h the c~rculauon Ge~ tho genutue In the }'ellow pack~~. at lllollY .:oOO drug store Prlce $1. c Ia PlttsbUrlfh AUk 1:1- IN5-HotfS P1Lb"'' -urt he•-.- ,,, ..• , ng prop- Rece lplli 600, market very slow , un •v .,.. - - - - - - - <'rt} the bulk of which wa dertune lower acting around a30 (ContlnUt~n rl'ml pa~e one> eMate w her tv.o dau h s real tor chol.:;e liKhtwelll'ht& big 6.86 for ploy•nmt relief WBB nominated as Ca1 rle Hall or Rutlan~ ~t~~ ~-r.; : &bout 260-lb butcben or around 10 ca•1d!C:ate for maym by MWII!l llvn Oe1t 1Udl' Ooet.z or Mid rr; cents lov.er , no early li8Je5 and Rept..bllcans dieport 'fhe practlcally nu other early bid 1wune~~Ses to th l Now 76 years of flit' Coxe} trl - Web.<~l..er and J e; ;t1~ ~ere Mor t.on Cattle Receipts 15, odd lot llt• umphed over a. field or tlve oppone sttlr tie change 4 anents Nomination by Republicans 4IJ the :JaSl has been almost cqun·ule nl to ••'<Uon 1game and th( .l from ume to time 1 rhe ~>f'cre was heaped a bit hil!het Ins a successful runner came across Receiv•'""' 159 VoteI More Th an Comb'1ned To t a I Of ~~~JeJ muaie A.d l rondack WILL PROBATED The will or Jenny E 8U)we nf ll\1Jddlt'port IU.s probated In thl' Sit•e ff M& k ea Runa way 0 ut Of Race For T reaaurer of th stJln ll' Receiving 809 Out Of 1027 Votes Caat. H~d{ and t:~~ly hit~~ b~ the I • h O . . ' , ex-so ers spe e t 1\e ens HarIey, Fu Itz WIt out ppo11llon (.[(feat In the early stages t~f the ROBSON RUNS LIKE SPEEDSTER In the- •'"' sl..eQdy vealen t.op 1150 , bulk ~~:rad· 7 00 for lood near «1-lb aveRIJII: InK medium 11.nd beLter '100-900 : l lllht wel&ht.ll slow, mo11.1y UO other common to medhun loti 4,b0- down 'Ward to 3 00 tor cull 110rt.s " [ ax I hm at Wundw y rrom a shl-w~b 1tay :..l public t.o auend the meettna:s l oent dl"""""t or. the """"'""' oJ I M>"' Kathl"n Halley ond Ml"' litamp& t.o compellllat.f< deall!r!i lo• IAnn &lie~ ol Foret~t Run and John 1a11b lllf stamp• 1<> packo,.~; Scutt at LtlncW! ter ret.urned Tu••· couunuu htollen 111round 4. 50 , ' Cl ~ 10• Lutter rows down to 1 ~ m>:!Sheep Recelp te 11~ : choke Wedm·od•y dlum l.md up to :S 65 a rew med- I bunt» acallnc around as Ibl and I urn bu lli 4 00 a~e 1 OO·U~ oome cho1ce blp:lyCll.lv~a Receipts 150 ma ... t 1w ... htt held hlcher, other~ 40. to I~~~~..~~~~ln~n~e~e~J~ r~:~~i MI~Dl[PORT VOT[~s TURN ~UT roR I' cc!~~~~~~ l~u~llo;:r::h oaut~.~~: ~·~Yv;~~~~~ar:nac~. ~~~da.y R[ GIil~l[ RING n[I nD pR[ rr[ R[N I.Jf'l [Cil OULI iE~~~:~fF~,~~~·~:~:i~tle~~ l ;bd';~"~~m!:,' .~';;,~':::;' ~;: i~:~~n\':;~~~,1~1 :.~~~ ~",'d~e~:::; OF CAND I0AT[s ro ~ VAR I0U~ J085 I T 1 announ"d 5 3~ ~~=tll~t~ht~~7a~V:.~ ~f~~dlly:: g'~ll~~o~~' ~~rlti~LS cor~~~~ ' Howard !wlul!l returned hom!" tnvlt&Uon ia e:r~nd.ed to the rcenenol j lndiana Score In Opening : ~~= :-:!:onort.c!h;~~7 8 :~ow~~ !~~'::;~~~~~:mp • Frame; Ex·Soldiera C ~~~!!:.';.of U•lhpu- Corl Knft ......... a.,......... toe~.,. • 3-tl.·-·-••••••..,.•;., The • R. :A. Miller Lumber Co. Middleport, Ohio • Phone599-L P WJ -IIJJiaJ11WW.IJK ·- -·-· ·- ------- �r • 'I'Bil DAILY TBDit:TN:!:, POMEROY, 0 810 ' WEDNUOAY AUOOfJT Ul, lht mE DAILY TBIBUlf!, POMERO'r, OHIO. ciJ cAl peI.J l. Election Middleport .............. To l[,ION IJ Vir~~~~ !':~~·· DEn MEN [ftc llv ~C':Un~ rro~ ~~·~on~ News Hil I·c~nd:wr:Owo:lt ~ut .___:..:::...:;~;~~=~~;::::::::= : n u • ,; !,o~'::.:"~::.'"~ ~~~~':'h."~~.·~~ I ... 1 I th• w"k lollowln!J • w.. k-•nd '"" 111o ~~~ ~~~n~oe HMrbr~ht h \ 1 , IOf"o!!I~IIIMl~ves n 1 110 llt";;r .... e Us& It IHlU% &Bed ezpre la a rrn 11 WEDNESDAY, AUO UST lllt31 &nd ru ounl 7 1 I , Agrdn thOM--;;; appmg IndiAIll! \\ere lumed back w11.h their scalps the .!! Late and drive the jobbe: the local hlgh school athletic field TueSI:' HY evening Tht- Una! count I of the melee V.&I'J 7 to l with the •.....::- , u •nal''' hold lfli! th e 1ong til d . --- - - - - Other Three Opponenta; Race For Council I& Unutually Close. Five Within 47 Votes ,_......., IMPOTENT l\J A!\- In God wiH JI ' not be afru.Jd what man can have I put my tru o; t. do unto me.-Psalm 56· " ' l! I MORE CARE NECESSARY PTH.ERS AND FATHERS who h1we young girls and . : boys takmg tnp~ 10 truck~ and the like where a large " 110 time ~ unncce~~ary one heai'H of c han ces With c omphunt:- h1 ~ ~ which 1· writer, car to ~l st. professional gn\fer, stmter alfd stag(' mnnu11er Dale WJmbrow hPs bchmd him Mr and Mr.; Ch.arles Scnnelr success as a P"lntcr cane eatvcr, ukelelc maker and short story spent sunor,tay at. Muses Bottom M1ss GladYs Pnullne Davidson Brad Browne bus been ., a Hoor\'J&.lker and a. col- spent seve! nl days last week with her aunt, Mrs Clyda Ca.l\'ert, at ---~~ WHEk ~\)'~ AL.2EAtN LA"T'E A4.1.D HA\IE - ... 1tJ '/JAW Llll11l. YOUR <itRL'S "f't\Ra.liS UE.T ~~Utiti '0\SCUSSI)..l,Q- ~l.) VWtl'\ ~488 Cl:l lll.lll\ •nlh•l""''S) ndlr al ~ lr.t GIU1(hoi~Ln rllllll"'""" , o: cal gn bitten 1---- ··------·- crowd oJ jOUII~ilters 1s being trans ported O\oer the wuys and L: wa~' l' of ..,the statu, shoult..i not otlly warn then· cliitdren to be cateiul, thtJy should take a much more neccSBary ste p, that of knowing from perso nal oh~ervaton, I that the dri ... er of Huch conveyance 1s the ihnd ·or person who can he rdJed upon to be a careful, pam:staklllg ma n :::; Oft t ~e flesh air 'fiend who Is Hghttamer so sullen about? lng lpr larger boles In douQ'bllul.s, Dng-..aced Boy.-He lUWJ SW!S3 ch~e and macaroni by tut Wlfe's Pekiogeae. M wJtp tak e~ hwnamty Our Own Vau(ievJ''c Uon Bearded Lady- What Is the Bill:" Olltdoor Men are takc P h Radio Program "f•"' TELEVISION CREEPS ON BUT RADIO CONTENTS PUBLIC __ Ebera bac h' I Pharmacy AT h I or .' A new line ol a&iracUvel:r Boxed Wrl\lfll' &"aper-l<inen a.nd u I lo 111 L j I I 01 7 ' •• I 11 I I I I lpm 1 IP '1 •• ·~ .... Chu-• over the pare advert.ise!MIIt for the AUGUST t'UltNlTURE LaY!'D- SOc A BOX lAyer fell. <"oUon Mattresses for $6.85Eaa•neled Breakfast. Suites for $14.75-- THURSDAY Simmons Day • &et- lk'ds (or $H,Il&-3-Pier.e Walnu' Dlnlnr Su1tes for $54 00-3-pleee Krvehkr Llvln~; Room suites lot $65- A SET 3lc and 'he pdoea witb those of a ye111r ago--Now you can btiJ' genlllne Stearns aDd Fo1ler •or use In nerrlrlll'ato.--.reen, yellow or blue finiBh-WIIh dose rttttng lld:s- '"'& in • SALE SM bo• llt.Ye It oo:;:;f$ to buy NatlonaUy !J:nown makes or Furniture - Compare 60 COVERED BUTTER AND CHEESE JARS lllff 1., Ith;;o'!~dplaMt.e 0 '"''' when Jon• mar~~:er ~ 1n the enfirst" ' rrame • ---::p:c-----omeroy wa•srn t!ashy lltlle lett ' tielder \\liS I;IVt ll his base through lUI er-1 ' 1 cr stole ~rmd, then went to third when the pitcher threl'o the When Middleport voter!! sial t thusiasm was noticeable J M ball Into center fiEld in a hurrle:i: Mt s Earl Denney left for Columout to do any~hing the} g-~ nerally Burehett received 40 votel:i for Ml!.\ - ~ attewpt to catch h.irn at second b,us. ~~_:re Ushe will ent.eb< bal h.ospltal or and John Hawkins 75 fo M n th or o--=rva un and pro a } 1m c3o it up right therefore whri" r '- He cd.me into e hom" plate before eraUon Pomerov wns having 11. couple ~h9.l Haw k in~ opponent re l'; elved thf' t-all could be recovered from J ohn · Brand"nburg ol Hlmling• on l'aces ot IU own which brought out~ votes No other cand ldntes qua 11 * 1C'enltr field Watson had sco~ arrhed for a vunt with 1ela t-tH:~ 735 votes In the contest for m:U · led \\ilhout another man coming W Miss Maxine Ltwls W('nt w A:<:Mal and 121 In the ar~unH..rt for The summa ry 1 ~ as follc..ws bat ron to visit se-veral Wef'ks with. n·lrnayor, local voters ~ho\\Cd the Rep~~llelln Til-.; Legionnaires got their runs atlves county seat east of herr:' how to For ' lavor Mr and Mrs VIrgil Campbell ami 6!\0 as fcdo'W-s, two in the third tnnlng 1HarlE'\ ' whc.J CoffEe ba""''"'d out a threL• daughters Maxine and Betty, bring out the voting cltumnt.lli;J For Clrrk 1 ·~· In the hot battle ror marsh~ I 740 , bast' hit ov<'r the center fielders turned Tuesday evening [rorn a whl.ch rnany f'Xpf'1!S had,), dlr'f'd 1Fullz For Trra!IUtl'r lhea:l Four tuns \\ere received In days v!fllt In ColWJlbus Miss would be a rat'e till !he last vote W H St 1.,. the f.:;urth lrame wh F 1 Ann Rebra:>Sier accornpanled llkP e.... IIO!l ] en ower was home for a severo.! weeks \'ls1t was counted Bill R 0 b ~on w H J 111 ,. 1 given a bl\Se on baJls then hits by 2 "Bay' Rousll showed the )loy., I t1 1 112 , Mr and Mrs Philip Mt!ier Sr something real in thE' way of r~.:n- ' Sletff s majorih SQ 1 Pickens Devol then Ward and llnd Mrs Harold Roush and Ding, this popular vote gett"'r ptlcd Fnr Coun('ll ~·dx to b~ l•le~ ll'i:' I r:,ar~t were (liven theil bases on Elizabeth Roush returned up a total or ~ 90 votes wlult> his Bingham 658 · e tm:; Thto fmal run fm Llle ex- from a few davs visit three uppcnents \\ ere hard pres.~('~ RPemn ~.or~z l soldltors came In the el(lhth lnnlnB at St ClEursville and to collect 431 among them BIJ; ~ D!lla rd 640 af'U!, Fl!jher had socked out a three 1 Mrs Alfred Smith majority or lhe 1021 votes cast lJ·- Mo~ ~nra:1 623 ibase hit through 11ght fietl: antl 1ts the guest or her ' lng 159 - I CBr,tt'\' 611 1~cort'o on Diehl s long fly to Har- Frank Brandenburg One other mce bt ought out. o~ t Bt oo:C<; ~ 67 1 ten!:mrh Mrs Jacob Mees and daugh t..er a thousand voters This wa:.-; l&~" Smith ~21 ) T!1 t' box score Jean of Athens ate spending a ltW ba.ttie for Treasmet but re~;ul~ Mllli:i ~li:l ' Leglon AB R HE days with Mr and Mrs Herman Horde:l 3J71Ward, If 5 1 1 0 St1auss and family un For Marsh:dl Lewts, p 5 0 2 1 Heights Robson 590 Darst. 3b E.dgar Bm ton has returned 5 1 1 1 Some unusual featmes m Mayer 2431 Cotlefl cf a.tter a several weeks sLav al Pratts 5 0 1 0 connection with the voting In 1Fowler 112 1Fltllur' lb Por.k, Middleport arP Hrst 1'1\me 76 1Diehl ss ~ ~ ~ ~ Mrs W A Oomptun and chll1Winegar were ten voters casting the1r Rob.son s plurolltv :14'7 ' Fowler, rf dren left Wednesday to 1 Lake flrst \'Otes Thev weae Murv 3 1 2 0 Sha\Htee at Princeton, w \u ror a Hc.:1.~.~on' maJorlcy 159 Cn~to rf Li(lhter Ann Sauer l~dlt: 1 Democrdlr • 0 0 0 0 month.s 1 Ma,or IP!ckfns c say a t a summer co.tago.,> 4 1 2 0 RuSI!ell ' Jep Swlshet , Ch9.s I J M Bu• c!lett Devol 2b 4 2 1 Mr .. Cora. Roberts and son Ornnt ~Patsv' Murnp Wtlbur Ash40 Wert: Atb~ns visitors Monda~ lev lJarr) JohnSon Cll,lvln Fr Manhal 1 --Mr d M ll Jc'ln Hawk lm 15 \ Total 40 1 10 3 C I biUl rs o vet Hartley or Reichman ' William Gra re fin d 1 H D McCumb ~ 1 2 R~d Men AB R H E ' llln ua are guest-'! of M1 and John G1lmme P a'Af.lm maJurlty ::: [ WaRo11 lC second In the &cond warll 4 1 1 0 Mrs C A Hartley for u Jew dKys No ofh f'• randldates H'Cc\~ ~d su i- T Dve 3b 4 0 O O Munagers 6f the local Ktol!er l ht:re were Hve women on f\c1n1~ V( tes lo Qtmlif:V lnnsm uch ns Hendrix lb the electlt~n beard the g1eat3 0 0 1 storl'fi attended a district meeting th ~t ~ nnme.s we1 e not on the bal- F.isP.lsteln P number of wcm~n f'V!ll to 4 0 1 0 at Parke1'8burg Tuesda~· evt!ninw lot , M r.ve cf M\% OpaJ Will who wtdeJv. enL u... ISisson 88 ~ 0 0 an C't>eration for removal of het" SOCIETY MI!:El'S I Ebert ba.ch, c 4 O l O ap~,adix at 1.\ Parkersbw-g hO!i~,.. Tl-uYWotr.an's Jllorebm MIUibnar~ 1Hru-tenbach rf · · ' · 4 0 1 tal baa improved 1!10 that t1he ex'"" I S<~ietv• or Ihe Heath Method!;;~ Hoed 2b · Pf!Cts to return to her home h ,•u 4 0 ""'"'""· helct their postponed mt'E!•-1 0 3 SunQay - - - - 1 MJt.ses Ernest.ilX' and Batllo.rn 1mg T11 ~sd n y ('Venlng at the hom!! 11 Total o{ Mu; !11uK Rollt•r on .Sixlh aveTh · 35 I 6 4 Bar.e•s of Huntingt.ou w va 1trll~ Rev Elchlngrl ~ave n mosll \ ee base hits- Coffee Fisher com£' for a VISit wUJJ lhelr grand: mt~ rrstm(l' and appu:.praate talk un 2 Stc eu bases-Watson Elsclsteln pateJJi.S, Mr and Mrs. JuliuS Smltll Extunnon Work, lL~ applied to all and family a.o.Jd other rclatJ~es , , Lee was ~11" I 1tvpes of lmluslly, r~pecla ll y pe:-Bn.'!es en b:llls-otf Le.,_,ls 1, 'I MJ ~ Wm H Cook Is ted t.amuur to m1sslont ty flcldl:i Arte1 Fflwler 1 qultc· ill at' her b' rep~ 1Iast ) ~a'l' Ed nmnet , N-•l:e~ ane; TrJ•~.:.d,1 J V'!IS 11 ~oeiA.l t\ mc d('l\clous Je!t·e~hStrtlck out by Lev:Js 2: Eisclsteln Mai'l street. Ol'lle on ,It'll! 1 Cecil Allfllenq. ~ men l.ti v. ere sencd by the host-eRS 1 Mls L dl 0 1 &•.1 I' t}J Score ''Y lnnlng.s " 'I 0. av s Jl,liSfi Gonev,evt' 4·l"lece Walnut Bed Roomt Suites for $17ln fact. eVf!tYt.hlnr In Farnlture and floor ~overlng9 arc lowl'r durin: tht.'- Augull Furniture Sale 51 new pattcrn~t-Yard wlde-abs,iolutl:l..ly rast colon-f:Ici'IIC'!nt for (Iris sehool Dresscs-BQys Shirts-l"ajama!l, for QuUt5 made of fine Qaallty 80 SlJuare "uUun. O'CEDAR MOPS 19c Cklana as J( pblilbes-M.akes Floors IM'autlral 1t0 qalck and euy-Tinanday .rma can ..... ., a. lollowa7.5c Mopa ror BOY'S POCKET 49c 69c $UO Mopa For $1.50 MOJifl P'or )\YARD K~~ Two hladc Cocobola hDntUo ~ltl!t. aad :1ue blaide llibl'e cullulold hanj(!e II'Jiea nal 'fa)ue fer a \ery low prlcti, 99c AUGUn SAVINGS lOc · Oil 'be Main Floor lnclHe-.Men's ana Bo:rM Drets Caps 52.c-Qoae Slippers for Mea ••d women at 50e aad 95c a palr- SWEATER SALE 150 Boyo, Cirla, Ladiea, Mem "BIG MOO&!£" Mnn's Work 8blrt.s at. ftc Gb l's $1-01 Dl'e.Yflll a& i9c-Three l\ onderlui t"alues In TurkJsb Toweb- All WI>OI 1& T owela ... , . . . 4 for 25c 15c Towelr . . . . . . . 3 fo• 25c ~ l'owelo . . . . . . . 2 for 39c ~w..,.tero 5io-Velnt. !deaJ. Sw'fter for Scbool •U Sheet.iiiJ' Ilk A \'ani 41 lnnhflfl wide- T~.URSDA Y fOJ' Na. 3 O&lvaabetl Tabl Falher Gtft!P Sbeellnl unbleaebed ... 1.'bat sell nrularly at. $1.50 and $1.85-Coat st'l(' Rl"d Bllpover styk!-lu!l\ 36 wear.- SJ·OO (>I·RI:.'~ CAATER'S RAYGN A~ $1.00 P~INTED FLA"t SILk CREPES Seltd eoiDr 8hUUlUIC SUb-Not CombJ~tian many pteeee ldt to aleae •P. 'I!HURSDAYSQ t S1llta-Repit.r SUO re- tall wah!:c-- TliU~SDAY A YA!RD } Elberfeld& .In . ' j ~ "J IJ '1 ,,;~nH(}l~~~/~~~~~ II[~~·~~~~·~~~ ·t~:~~ TO THE VOTERS! Ills " Orllhljlf'l'fl are 8f'('UIIIuml'(! to I •;:~ tb•l• Idol • ol<h 1'<"1.---G" I am indeed apprecia,tive of the fact LIVESTCCK I ao manv loyal friend& supported me in my race for the republican nomination for Mayor and take thi1 meana of expreaain1 that appreciation. WM. HETZEL. Begins i ' • SIX O'CL(K'K DINNER :A L 0 O 2 4 O O O I O 7 IO 3 ~~:~~~·and George C1ary vlsl\e J Ml, and Mrs B H R.awHngs en- I R !.1 J o o o n0 0 0 0 1 6 4 Joh endj at Oalllpolus rec~nt)y proved It was onh a bP.ltlf' to sre bow man" votes w H ste\if terta1ned ttt the1r home at Rutland I n &nkus Is enJOying a vnca -· - ·- tJon irom. !. hls duties allhe New coulel collect He polled a t')lal c;f ] Tuescta~ I'V('lling with:\ six ociockl 801. b<ling high man Ju elthl'l tr>Wl' d4mer Those Invited were Mr Mr !l.nd Mn York Clotmng f;tore Ralph Glllnore and family rewhUe his opponent was compr.ll rrl an11 Mts Herbert Bell and daugh- 01 Granville D~yamond McKnight ~ be satisfied with a trifle mol c ter of Cleveland Mt and Mrs Q Lashet and 'Mr ~d :rs H turned from a few days sta}' at t'han one fourth that number 213 R Sto ut afld Mr and Mrs C p Adamb and daugh~r or r~lwnburt BuCAeye' Lake ' w b~ exact Dutto•1 :mrl daughter, Lucille, of 1wnc hl're to attend the funeral Misses Hilda Ohllnger and Ma, Another great battle wa~> on for Mlrltllepmt and Mt and Mrs 0 M Mrs Myta Rowlev which was cm~f cella Owens left by motor Tuesday $ouncll In thlll race the popular Dutton of Chicago A very pleas- ducl:.cd Tuesday aftellloon at r • evening for NUs Mich to visit with "Doc" Bingham showed the boys n I ant e'•enhl!{ was spent by those at o clock at lh ld our relatives tor a few days e ll$ euce Paul B d b f ew things leading the :30Unell can - tending Paul Jonf's Is connned w his 0 ran en urg returned to dtdates, but Plummer Bees nn 'WRH 1 CLUB HOSTES!OI home on Gravel Hill ht)•ton, after a few da}s' vb;Jt with only a ' neck' away, cmning In Mrs Ernest Tom kl ~ h t Miss Allie Mauck and Mrs Hattie B:a_,::re~ts, Mr and Mrs Flank with six ICS.<i votes A A Dtl!ard to h tl P ns was 05 esR Bennett motored to Qolllpolts w d en rg was also near with 12 less thn u arter~~oonveath'~~~~·r~~!u~; 'i,~e~d~i' j nesda)' for a visit with Ju~g~' sitf!:lnw~~~ h::s accepted -a poBeeson and Mossman was folll u· street The Invited n n 1Mauck and h e ro1er Company wltb 17 less than DIUard Flh b ocnsion were Mrs B!J~st;_ 11 ~~ ~he Captain Tom Jones was a bus I~ at Gal~ ~ken charge of the store 0 man was Carne)' with 12 less ttun and Mt ~ Homl'!r C<lope 0 1 ~ 1nes.o; vlsttm In Gallipolis WednesI\IOSSman these nve wete 0\1~ nOO, l tefresh.ments were served' a n .y day, =... b1gh man, Bingham ha.v1na: 6Sil 1 __ Miss Llda Po~ll. who has been !The sixth man wa& C L. Brooks confined at Ht~ler hoapttal for some W,ltb 567 votes Mr find M1 s Fred Puwers are 1 time, was brought to her home on • On the Dtmocratic side, llt*Je en- pirpa.rlng to move the l:ttter p&.t Second avenue, Wednesday She ls ,- - - - - -of the week to BUCYTUS where the[much improved j rmme1 lS to b(' emplO)'ed Mr }J{I~Mrs J K Jones of CJutrlf!lton 1 1!rs was recent!\ triHlS!ert ed from relurned to her home Tuesda} I af~ ' his work her.-. to Bueyrus He l)n ~ ~~ VISiting With her netces Mrs. been lnBuef\'1.18forth~past seve~dl tank Knopp and Mls John Smith , , VLvran Smith retm ned Wf!dnes, • I weEks, arrnuglng !or the transfea ...... RIIIWOf'M~ ~late'• P'Ml Tr a lnnu~ster C L Wilson left ~ay from ChallCl:iton, where sh<:! • Why aufter rrom the queer ttll:ln 1 wec.ntosdav for Columbus, whe 1e h.. pent several days With relatives iJIIlHa.ae cau.!Jing 1nere ltchlnl' '!lot attended the funeral of Barry E and friends Illllatera, toee and fe.t, cracklnl', PtlellDI' akin. Frank Lewis K Ringworm, Trench Foot or 1Speak:; geneml supenntcnd~L of W d d nopp returntid c nes ay from Boncar W Va Cl'oteh Itch, when )IOU C'!8Q1 llVOid Jn. the New York Central rallrolld ,, <• M1 s Otle Slanley returned to he r' where he has bee!1 working !or " t 1oo and quiekly ht1al )lour •ldn 'W 1t 0 Dr. Nlllon'• Nt:a:odenn' Baaed 1 •Prtst several day• on the~amou• l'nlillah Hoapltal for· home Wednesday, after spendlnr; 1 • muJa. ltcovel'il4 by a. ludln' Lon- 1aeverai day& wlth her mother, Mr:; Lena Fox has resumt!d he1 dutl~s 1 , lloa lk D •P•otallat. Dr, Nlzon • Nl:i:· Swanson ot Gallipolis 1 at Rlilthburn a store a.fte 1 en)Oytng ' a month's vacatlon' • Ollerm actA wltll ~ma•inl' •P..d h! OI.IIM tleelped tor thl1 partiCular Joh.n Leaper Wll8 a busfuess vlslt- 1 Mra -..... H · lltla diM.... Nhtoderm fl auaran- or ln Stewart Wedncsda:y ' n""-~ oft'man returned ~ ~ t ~f"1\'f 0P ltoh ILDd .quteklJ' Mrs K. A. Beaver was cal!ed to IDllnbar MoDd1.1 eventnr, alter I G:r.~ r tht ,..:II coat Rutland Tuesday evening becaUie ol f~dlng several days here with her 101' ZtiUe D;y&UIIl'ln au4 n.o:let Drll5jt}J.c ser1ous Illness of t.er mother,, a~: ';ah~lio~ relatives ; Skte. Mhldll'!pWt. Ohio Mrs Hawkins · w'ithp..,t~·einhart spent Wed- \ ' . uer mother, Mrs Julia , , :•£Lit ' , 1 , of Pomeroy · ...., 1 Grace Mayes and daughtAr Betty, and son, Francis, of Chesi1.' ~ v;ere the week- end vlsttora ,1c · and Mrs Sumner Kindle of No<th S!<ond "enue · Dr. and. MD. Junkennan and -.::::;:; eon Richard returned TueM:Jay "ve- 1 • vlsltil)8 friends at Mict- j I desire to thank li'Y many friends and Roll Rooling 57c 1 Ply Roofing, Fo1·merly Selling $1.25 PER ROLL . . . . . . . . NOW 2-Piy Roofing, Formeily Selling $1.50 PER ROLL . . . . . . .. Slate Coated Roofing, f'ot merly Selling $2.50- PER ROLL . . NOW !Colon Blue Blade;, Red ami Green~ . NOW 3-Piy Roofing, Formerly Selling $1.75 Va!·ious Mphalt Shingles, Fu1·melly PER ROLL . .. •. NOW ' Heavy 3-Ply Rdofing, formedy Selling $2.75- PER ROLL . . .. _ NOW $5.f>O t" $7.50 Per Rquare Selling NOW. (Not Over 7 Sqllil.res or anv Onl' K1ndl LUMBER No. 2 Drop Siding (Pattern No. 16) I I Ends Aug. 14 OF ODDS AND ENDS. Aug. 21 l Per Thouoand Feel tClean But HnoUy) .Jtobe Strledy No. 1 Common Dimensions II 2d0xl2 ..... ' .... ' . . . ' .... 2xl0xl4 2x10xl6 2x8>:16 .. ' ' .... . ' . . . . .. ' ° SJZ.SO Per Thouoand (.\bove Weather Shined and Dark) ===="=="======== Barbed Wire 1 ,II h T C Y Oes '! • $2.50 I tru; 00K ru .a. B ..t\. J' T n Paint Brushes Drain Tile or Field I vote for Marohal of Middleport at the Primary <>f Tuesday, Aull1st 11, 1931. 'Your splendid endoroement i• more than' appreciated and I trust that with the oame loyal and generous comideration at your hando I will be elected in November. • I Youn for "Service" GRAIN PRICES 1-4..J*8 Dec 53 WILLIAM ROBSON ,. ·:·. _,,............ 22~22 1-2 Dec 23 31nch 4 Inch ' 3c: Each ........... 4cEach .......... fi.Wb .. .. . . .. .. . 7c ~~~ 8 Inch ......... .. UlcEach ALL PRICES DEUVERED IN MEIGS COUNTY TERMS OF SA,LE:-CASH WITH ORDER It IIIMIIr. ta• ~ an • .,.._1117 A. dch, . .......... --......, ... .......... ~ _.....l.bd .............. I __......._. v........,..... I ~~~-~~~:;~ 3-4, 1-0·3-8; "l Ala.y"'' 43 J-4- 5- Tile to $7.50 lllnlcle. .tad. . . ., laworl 12- INB--Gralns firm today Wheat to l-4c tower, corn 1 5-8c hlKher, and ORts' 1-Bc lower 58 .......... .......,.,.._... 10~ . ONE-HALF; PJ\ICt £h eese I~~~:rn ~·:c:=:::::z.·~· 5 G>tllon to a Customer- Bring Your Can. ' IA m-rI ean ~N APPREGIHION! . PER SPOOL Formerly Sold From i t't. I!I PER GALLON I I t: Linseed Oil SSe 4 Point- SO Rod I aupporten who rave me auch a magnificient IDclbl':ll wide 7e a )'a1111. to Vl.ha• SALE CLOSING OUT SALE i g. 1 ABC FINE PERCALE eact. The R. A. MILLER LUMBER CO. ! AlllE WIU'tiNG PAPER IH I I "l\fON;rA;_G$" FASl;l:ION· cr -••t p••ro. vacv.Uon Wagn er, MtliK! county &u- 1 Augut;l l:t W,\BC- New York (348(Jo.860J li I h d 1 11 !'~ A I:; P U,'JKRIN ~ 01 aca vm Kat ~ Sml ~h ~; Music , U 15 0 en1molllitac ncootat 1ons, 11.ndseathe wee ghb-lltt.le 1or th at love ly complexion they pa.Jents and guardians of children nls Klntfs Orch, li 45 Mortt..l D::lwI N S Radio Ea.t.or 11 ney 7 Bnad Conn•Jl 1 ~0 Comuc Ilk ~ ar It v.as pos.'ilble at a . :~ We can not aft' Ol'd to have uUI' c hlldn~n. ur out ' scs.\Lll 1 45 otecm C)M:;ers , d Nc" Ym lt, Aug t2-Tne best. rec~n~ "'~»>adcMt. to ' · aci'Ultl~ for that matter, fhrtmg '"- lth death becauso': :o;O ffi l' Fast Fl elght ~ 8 30 Crime Club, 9 1~ 1 1 e on tdevislon 1 !)II.Ve ~een ) ..t Ma.)OI Jimmy • Walker because -P'' "' P<og••••• " 30 NLl Wit HI' Is I he ,H.I\lce to listeners-I n no~ h I t ~ d •-st • d then 1..'l'J..,, truck inst~1;) on t ak n).0.. Pc Ju la r Orch 10 Popular Orch, tu tltt oV:. awll~' t h etr 0 ld soun d se-~ ··~ beaan c wa.sto nIIJ)eak r..,...uceBut'"all n 1 !9Wo~ .." h dr1v er of" .. huge, "um"crsome L 'i t 1 11 in&ft h1a half of the road in 'the lJitddl e Too much of t hl , JO 30 will Osbo1ne ,. Orcb, l1 Coon-. . ~~~~ ~t~cf,u[ ~e~!t Y~~!~ ~~;w. a.~to ell\ trtdlstlnctnefl8 wt~~ll:~~' "' o 11 · " ove1 come That s c~d. ~u' ~cen almont any tune and few dnvcL-;, , mrl eeJ, ->a.mcr:o rc tnt')' wm be satisfied with looklnJ· least 01 the exp"" WLW-! 4211-7001 ~ 45 pm t.ov. ell lll '" L', tfi\!):"e ar1~ who ca not re(OUilt a numb er of mcuJ.ent Tho.uas, 6 Amos 11 Allll)' 6 ao Phil • .. • Bul ln the meon~lme, o.a an evldence of the f~~oltb th11t Ia In them, · 1 coo". 6 45 BelLc\e lt o 1 Net' 1 1 ' 11 w ~rcby th ey WCl'C compelled tu a II IlUi ~ Ira ddl c a c111t' 1 .. Tue consensus aboul lee' s on the Btudlos arc oondlna out · . Ba~:;~Lu ll Econ~. 'l~5 Full ~ n D , u, u.~ 1::. that lt t1 jus\.. beginning and Us WJ~ their CU I' to pie\ en~ a I'Ure 'olh~wn With on e .d I hf' "L lorch, 7 ~0 Melutly MouH.Jts ll 'lh~ c1 1Ufo• ling tu hea.r the pionecrfl ~~:n~nj~;lt~~;o~~c~r~n':s'can Jl11!nact''l of the pubhc highwa y. P lay BO)'• 8 30 PUIJUlt.r P• o~ !;I ! J,l Ll\c plu~gCl8 actnllt ) CS V01- sec t l1C perfor mcr!i And that t I , I l:laLI\l ccncc l !) :'ll Popui<J l l'IOG un Ct'l tlmL lhe} kn e\\ lt. lS But 1anctller reason wuy 1~ Is just 85 h : ~ It l.i' t o o lJ <LCJ t ,1t >~r,mP m ov(me n t c,lll no K m .u e ~ 10 PqJ<.~ lm o 1rh v 1u 1cty rnmc It will or course and before ~ell to keep )Our llttle old radio 10 30 whereb y som e ot these et!peclally outlandish ffi(\ll ::;li!JSltJt ,il O<l;j Bob Nev.h nll, II Dance 01 ~'-' llouny Hamy ~ca 1 " Lc\'VI:llon 1 set us 1s '' 1 I 1 1 d f th e h"1gh w .1y • U n l Il :;uc l1 tl11ng !11 311 Muon Rl\et 12 Populnr Or, \'I ll mnc become as much R part , " , C8'PJ not 1c eg1~ a e rom ~u D o1 Ll' c homt's and llwsttleH uf th tl 1 1 0 1111 , 1 II , , h, 1 11 ~ '' .~ LlllCe rc l l.u.d a;.; the good old or llC\\·fanVon J!cog5tlalen has r;one and dOUtl o~.: c ur, bow e \cr, 1t H"htHJVC~-> a to cxet~.:ttte l r.; moH W.e.AF- Nev. \m k 1 4<~43 IJ60J o "hd 111 1 _1 f IUJI 1Fr 1 ll: Remer has come and Is col·l ... hh " 6 IP '3UL ., senngnsc ,s o l k~l ri~ care at all llmeH fur self plotectwn w It: , atll' r au, pm noo p . r.m u~p u e , Mou pov. er and rn01e pnuse to ouctmg thl'! New Yor rhlllar, "I I f I Mol f' h 4;, 'I I.e U olcibcr~s 1 Jll e b, o;.nlcnst mg stallons 11110 pi- 1mom r on:h~>tra a.~ the Lewlwhn IS tne card111al ru e o nature Wlll,lli ll1 JJ!s:m 7 30 Pupulu Con- um r 1s w110 al e blnuug the trall Stadium Co•e"'c ot tile City of , 1e1t, IJ Popular PtoJ.::, H J\j Popu· IJ'MJC1111l.; with the pJOcesslon New York Tno:~e \'rho are wlthhl 1 -------tar Hour 9 :JO lns SJ}I.'uku J(J I» k:okmg fmwa 1d to the days vi the wnge of lhe b!'oadcasl..ll ol ' ' VlnLr nt Lopez Oich 11 HP Cull- c:~. l JZntlo n uf 1\Uo\ncl wonder uf I these outstanding performanc~ M.EXlCO'S FINANCES tine ttal~ 11 30 Lan) Funk , Ot I ttw 1Hlrli 1 rortwU\tc IS SAID that a tem;e sttuatton might be l<.'..;.-;cn"d ill WJ"'-~ c·v Yotk ~ l4L• -,- l Ull ' t.. 4 J I , • ' Gallwrcd m the ancient eathed"' p.n 1 C\'. t:ll l~om.t ~ lj Atr. o.;~ n An- 1 A' 1.1 ~~ ~1 11 ob~1 rvo h.• ~ st!en l 1nl Cll\' t?ls month nrc some of M.cxHo Ill tn OIH'Y m~ttt(J~ 1! tht• lJnltPd Stutc:-; (1\' oth t: \ cl} G 15 Pup uhu Eut.c rta m ~ l li'iJ!J 11LII1C Ll •l1t l.t~c ~ a 1 lprulln~ lhe wudds gtcate:;t conduct<js '• · JtllJu u!l"'l Lr• ,,J, ~ ~IJLH 81 e dlsLinct 1nge1l> rmd instl Uin('nl.f\ll.~ts, with Ph,ll C' k 1 1 131 0 0 1 1 countrieH, <•1th e 1 u~ IIHIJvidu:ll s or u , countlle!'l, would I<>Jl l ,. J ~ 1' J ct ln ,.:: ' N J! Nr •rl · 1 11 r m c 1 ~ 11'111wl!. r liJ hav" the V1enna State Opera, and !1 1 'the'' neccs:.ar,v f'lnann',-, to th e Lllld directly sout h of ll" Th. d~ ' 1l\JI('m10~<J1hlmll ' '' '" 1' 1 'J :-.ttl I! t'lu rJ r ,[ .J'IIrgl\lE' I - - - - - ' cast !wm La Scala, • • •Mllau sugge:-;tlon i!'l mtldc that the UnJted SLat ~:-~ mtghl wtll tak P il B. nd c ,m ·rl !J .)1,) c :.n ... Lu .1 nd 11 . 1 1 11 J~ M x n Em !0 Gl umber Mu,lc. 1.' " t Conp,u•,u Amu1:1 n And y f01 ull lho~ who a haml ei th e r hy rlln•ct tcdelal hmn1'i Ol lh1oU g h the t't•dWJR- DLtl tl t 1400 _1[Ju h 4 ~ P, , Rnl'l 1:.! D1mct Otr.h 1:.:30 an-1 ,.,, II be cheet ed by the news, at"' cral hank:. a:-~ tht- amount ot IU~e:;t m e nt by Am·~ II Cdl:" J , Pqnr1~ 1 Ln~ 1 n rbl(' 1 n, 0 ·, 1 ~ , Pc ~u 1 ' 1 Dmn Or{'n going to be celebr&tlug an nnmIWa1lv I tl Ne t tl HI '"U Mel d\ ?\lilt 1 \ J~;.Al•- Nc\1 Y(J rk 14543-ti\101 •elsa,) ;;hurUy Jts on Augw;t 19, t;o:great tha t •lll~ ' loan wollld not t!(! lUl IC 111- C A 'sLug 1 1\>;ll;UI 8 ' 10 !3, ;td C;11 :_ 11, 1; !•Ill I'{1pllltn P1og 1145 The 1 wh('n t11ey will have been heard ce 1t 93U Chnl Iuand E•n , 1 ~'i l 0r dlf' l !l' l flm\v \o1 1l~r ~ Orch ll l mghtl;. for two years.over the ve~cHt~. Bn 1''11y Fa it\' u :10 .u.anu {:( 1.1 NBC-WJZ coast-tu-coas~ network Th 0" e w h () fa • nr th e l!l)(•cl!O n I he tlll e d St .IteR a •, Prtrl:. Nlgh,t Lll u 10 -\ !l\0~ - II Ancl} Cf 1( !l 0 A Holll:'s D,mcc 0! 111 Dw-mg these two yeatS, so the a nat1nn, leudin"" money to Mextco or .tny other nation 10 lJ Lo•', I) lh umn~ 11 1'1 Lolllr~ 1LH\l{ J >'tk Lil ll r 10 t5 Po]mJa 1 Jcalculalors figure, Correll and OM' , Hu n!•r) 1'11 1' l l 3'0 Ikn Po llark ~ ]<.Jen have written 12S2000 words 1 1 fo~ifet on e vttal factor when tht•y tty to bubtc l up lht Dn tnt Onll U r!1 C ll.II IJiil.l~ ~~ 011111 0 Trdtll\ S~ck s Or ch lcl ccm etsation enoul!:h' to make ~~ l{ <tm D n R D 0 I ' Ollll lll '~ UIUICe 01 i I II • th I 0t •uvgcHlwr1 w1th lht• "tea'ion" thnt ~o much monr> y Jq 111"' ussos 111l' rcl WJZ - N y •. 349 , . -"" - 45 ,up om u -wng noves 10 " ' Wl . N-Chl cu~o~u .. tti4-.201 !i 30 ~ (W ur.. juul a nc·1el a )eat is about the avervcetK•d w e c nn ll{lt atfo1d not to ThaL latt!Jr I~ t1H' Jact ,l'll D~m , n Dtlllll fi,\5 Har:~ld pm lO \II ll Tllonms, fl Amos ll lagc fo r a healthy enerF;eUe novel • , T L ' I A,• d~ G 15 'file J f'6teJR U 30 Phil 1St llfl onc dan see tilU• A 011 'J1• 7 05 that I hose U.lVf"Jitf(l e nts are murlc llv mdn·1dunls uud not Uneer,, OUI €W.I! Hungt:. P'J\c 71.) leo" I 11 45 Th p , · • m ci ~ Wall and Sktez1x e Olrce s.sters. Andy have been ROing about thelr 6 Duke 1 by this countl\' H:; .1 nut•on :tnd lUilhclmme, \\hen w, Elh··gl':llr s o 1eh A 30 Populm HI D1X11 Slngf't " • 3U Plck&.l i F.,.m 1work 1n a ~ct iot~!l MLY . • • t ' i l~ 7 45 S t..~ tcrs o.l lhc Sklllcl B le.nd mor!C~ !lH .1 nalwn and It I ~ lo:-:t, 1t IS not lo s t hy <l !J ~0 CIRJ", r 11 lllld E."m 10 15 1hc Ela rk&t L·m Plo nt 11 t ' 011 u 30 p : Smcc Lhe>".., popular"' d, · Str ~ .. u 1s H ov~ 10 3U H( rbP Ka} s • cpu1 re, certain ,•, calth.\ [q\)' , b11t C'('IY t.1x. pa)lllg m ,lll 01 \\On1u 1 Ort::'l ll l'm l D t lt 0 h liar Ensc mbl' !130 Cln1a .. Lu rm d we are assured, to continue their 111 1 8 , , I ' ' ne IC Et 1 !i4[) Pan NlltL! IOSI mghtly rambles for 11.n lndefin.•' 0 In A:mf'IICa 18 fJ8 Jfl!lg lo,.,,ud th,\l OSH, W ~_-\M- Clc lriiltd !21:Kl-1070r 010 1her,MuHk ~ gt Je , um ' ttme to come 1cv... rN:!ord \hi;: There ale lhousanr:ls •Jf taxpayer~ m our t•n unll'\' '"- l1 !J 1 "' 1 rE:~se b~~~~Scmes 6 30 O~n~ ami , \V IH- DeiH:•t , 400 _7aO I 6 35 ~m 1over In Arrlca people get up a , 1 rnn, ..., liard Robison s OJ ell ' ~ 30 oclock In the morning to hear cnn nnt affmd tu he aHIIlll-{ 111 Jlll>'ng deht :; ltlC llfl(' d ht - 7 30 PI.IJulm ConN't t !! p 0 puht; ' P: 11 ~ 1 "' 11 .. Bcmes, 6 45 Tile Ponce Amos 'n' Andy Bo says a ml.ssion· Pr , fl lO P i::'ilslc ,. 1 Dixie Snll!eJs 730 Th~ Mi.5.s Viol B CRU~etho~e opcllltJngom gO\ernrnentwrre t f}llll-{to s.i \1' Clo! , opn 1r.l Ht 930 Tns JFirkt. rdPamih 745 8 I a ayne, of PlttsSIJe:tl:rr 10 l'i The Stebbt115 B o~~ I • IS ers o fthe la.ry, bUllth, Who wntes from Ethiopia the inves tments of the moneyed few who <ould affoi'd t 1 10 4,, Th · w rAM PlHJeJs 111 : EkHut ll Ill'n Pollocks Orch. 8 30 that Uley llsten In rcgul.&rly get.losethelr m\·e:-~tmont~o~, manv time:-~ over, \\hilc th e illdi\H:i- Milum l.nmkl '• OJ ; h, 12 Mtdnlgh~I PcpulnJ Enscttll>le , li Cigar jlhls, ~ins the PTCIIrnm by waY ,, • M c ] l j 1e, 12 30 Phll Epltnlny aml 9 ,o Clnrl' Lu nnd Em, 10 Amsa , .DJKAS shortwQve ~tation ual taxpuyer tould not afford 1t nnce. H r~ Populo! Datct Otch I n t. ~> rh 111.s Loul :~ Huniry1 ; • • • Bv n o m c,lllti s hould a!IVOnP. 1n charge ot tlu ,; go\1.!1'11- w..: AH~-C!JlumlJrJ. 1500 _1430 \ tJ 15 Fl\il 12 The Ch:~mplou.IJ , l2:tq, Edna Rocbiin~:, 17-ye~l-old sing. • ' • ~ I nm Uancc:: Orch '!r of the NBC cr.Hdren s hour pro• 1. mel)t'H affair~ eHn cumuder ~U(h a move, either With ll'- 1 1 ) 1 ~ 1 · ~~~ ' •1 1 ~e 1' 15 Mo~ton DowWON-Ch icago 1 ~Hi 4 _ 7201 6 30 ,ram, who has -pent a good deal au Cmwcrl 7 :JO Connlf r.of her young life In the 11 t di 1' oo mile 1l ncv gard to !llcxt co 01 With an~ other country Bo<\lr("\1 71,) Gloom Ch!l~en. 6 01 n~ e r Ul'lnce 6 45 Hawlcl Teen, kg been selected t 1 , t u OS. Ml 1 1 8 4' 7 Rudv Vallee~ Orch R 10 The tl 0 P a~ he lead· h work dt>tsignC!d tf) fa\•or the wealthy few at t e t'X\ICn:-;e nl · m n·,s o Betty n~>d Hnt old Q PnrcJ•s !! D k"' Elll ' ta ,' 0 _ .... lng _role (If Rudolph Prlml's music. h 1 f Pf ,sc na \Ill" ~ 30 Nit Wits tO 15 ll ng .ts ,.,...,. ll play Luana." which will be the mft llY J)oor, ha:-. already broug t a lOUt ar t ')O mllll\ r= 'l\ K ~ r s Otch 10 45 " •Ill o~. ~~~ Cla1a Lu and Em , 9 43 Dream -produced this ~ummer In Prague condih nn!-! Wllh•ntt wh tc h thi~ c n\)ntry iVOU]cl hP 111 n1lltl1 1boJn• s OJc h II C·xm-snnde1 · ~ 0 ~0 10 15 TIIC , Stebbins ~Joys Ole title role Is "Bird or Para.-, • 'd 1 Pep1.0l:u D:r.ncr Q 1r h Hf'rt:le KA \ s Orch U Earl dlae.'' better ~h :o pr•, t.1k cn from cve 1·y angle. Let s con:~! er t 1c Burt n::> tt s orch 1130 Dilncc or • • • ordinary, poor tax)IHty e r first, lnst unrl nlwavo!'. Th e \\l :.1- 1 ,\uo ·1 11 I WfA.M:- Cle,tla.n1 <280-1070) -&me Btattsttca Agi"Jn1 ,._ II k f h' 1[ ' WA BC- Nt'\\ York ( 3~8 6-860 ) lJ 16 10 ,lm Baseball Scores 6 30 Oene 1.. National Broadcn&tlng ComJ,tany, I thy,mnn 1:-l a J c to laC cnre n 1msc l tm . Kaw S mi th~ Mu.slc 6 15 Den- ti'cl Glenn 7Rm!v Va llees Orah, e .cor the ftn\. alx month!> or 1931, _.. 1ms '<n rgs Orch, 0 45 Mmton Dow- BllthdR\ Pn 1ty o 30 Night Club g;:esented 149 • .tpcctal-event& , 1'1( ) 'i E~n1 Cm1c~ ri 7 ~0 1 he CJ- U B A Rolfes Orch 10 lJtt.le Jack roa.dcaata. ineiUdlJli 22 interna10Jie of our mn (' h-muJrierl trlCnds !:\3~8 ~i 1at It'· til no l lmn lh•ns 1 •~ 1'he Bc~wt>ll Sl&t ~rs Llttk 10 15 The Stebbins Bo)'a, tt~~~~~w;!~ stations ad•-• to · h f 1d ]' r;. • !I Bert.Ln\\n" Orch 8 15 Harry 10 31' J oe Smith's Oreh 11 l!! ...,.. pay·•htm t o put one llf t os~ ll_El].;' !Lill{ e COO mg i'IJ",;, c~l 'IE!alh r~ Ctrh 830 Band Con("ert , WTAM PlaH•rs ll 30 Blli Do~~ !tl cllNn. Colt.UJ!bJ& B~&tlrJf In l:~house hf en use hs w~~a.~Pul!J make 1t hot fur h1m 111 :JO Svm]lhony: H)· t5 Popular I n ne:. 0 1ch 12 Mldnltiht M~Jod~JI, ;,·~~::• : e i)~al 01 aiftllat• ev • lim!• he camn hom e anyhow Pr~ lO 30 Ra•llo Roundu p 11 au.~ ' 1:!'3(1 !l.tn Emersc·l Oill'A Otclh j.re ln Colo~ 8(!rJna•. and t! • ' ' Lomt•qr do ~ 01 ch 1:2 Da.1ce Orch WC AH- Co!wnbl"" (6QO..IfSOI 6 lf~PklnevJ~e. 1<:¥. 'nit; La .. WlW--ClrJcinnau \438- 700) 54~ 1'1 Kate Smith ~ Mw!lr: 616 Nov· KV~, tonn@ known 81 KJl'UK ;'About the 0nly thmg th"iW h hflrder to unrl 1·r~t~nc: l r. v.ell Thcrnas, ll Amos n l'itv F lvc, 6 45 Morton f'nwney : 1 and the ottieri ta WPIW. ' , , , , h , . , And ;. ll 15 TM J t5ters, 7 Base hall Band S onct·rt 1 4S Boi.W\:1:1 Sll? • • • than jl Europcall (OJl(ei e nce 1s a C m e:-.e \\ Rl . • 1 F'J:o· c~. 7 30. Popul~tr Orcrh. 7 .4n tcr~. 8 30 Popu lA r Concert : a:aa 'r Knew Thtm Whenr _ 18istcr.s .or !'he Sklllr.t~ 8 t.fur f'A} PrpJ'II,r_ Ptn&'' 10 Dnnctita by tfie Ted Jltlllnf, 'lportl announcer. W'll& There seems to be an overproduction of everythmg i n ' NH~,_u.n·s Orch· 8 ao C11~>tlhan ~~~,· L10 ' •5 l«ldlo Rourutup; ~~~-:: ·~~~~ ~~~~~=s J , &.o.•tl': 9 Dllnce Otth , 9 3!1 Clara om ~rdo'~ Royal Cant.dlan - ·· •....,..,.. the Unlttd States jus t now, ineludmg hot 11r. Lu".!nl! ETti " lO H .1'1ry TheU' 'Orch; Dreh T!l'~ J~ IJm•rt haa · betD '• featured 1 nujtc .1 tcw complamts Iegi!'itCied on the snme s ul,ued cl1""''" • l>y the l"le" thil'O watnm g l• ma ••cl A" ... ~ l on• ... ha " ,, llrompted 1· • N I THURSDAY lil'~tly because of th e ~ource ot the comp a1nant but w cu ~~i:=~~~~~~~~~p~~~~~~g~g~~;;;;~;~;:~~~~~~~ ott~ is reminded hy a man of the hLgheht mtegrity 111 the - - - viJI)tge that 1.:hlldren . are 'takmg unnecessarily great ci)!Jnces wtth death because they are t'1ding bchwd u dri - l v~ whmw main obJect 111 life ::~eemll to be cha,.in~ !'tu·efuJ I ...-.JI.orists 111 the ditch, 1t seem:; ample tim e that some heP! 1 llf;bcmg La ken to th e wa1111ng thal a halt l'l hould he t a lied . If you wt~'1 h. ue permllnf'lltly rehcvl.'.d o fgaw m stomach and bowela. take BRalma.nn'lf Gall Tablets, which a1 e prepared espeelally for ~tom uch .-:a!. L\ll<l all the ~d dft'(L8 res ultil1g hom CBS prMSure Tho t em pty , t::l11lWing feeli>""...s nt the pat o! the sklmo.ch wlll diS&pIJCar, th;~.t anxious, nervow feeling w1~ h heart palptl.atlon will vanls!l, and you will again be able to take a. deep b1cath w1thor...'- dl..scornfort. 1 hnt drowsv, sleel-'Y feeling after dln 11er w1n b~ replaced by a desire for entcrtn.mment Bloating will cease Ym r limbs, arms and ftngers will n•J longer fee] eold and "'go to sleep" because Baa.lmann's Ga.s Tablets prevent gas from tn~rrer· lng v.t~h the c~rculauon Ge~ tho genutue In the }'ellow pack~~. at lllollY .:oOO drug store Prlce $1. c Ia PlttsbUrlfh AUk 1:1- IN5-HotfS P1Lb"'' -urt he•-.- ,,, ..• , ng prop- Rece lplli 600, market very slow , un •v .,.. - - - - - - - <'rt} the bulk of which wa dertune lower acting around a30 (ContlnUt~n rl'ml pa~e one> eMate w her tv.o dau h s real tor chol.:;e liKhtwelll'ht& big 6.86 for ploy•nmt relief WBB nominated as Ca1 rle Hall or Rutlan~ ~t~~ ~-r.; : &bout 260-lb butcben or around 10 ca•1d!C:ate for maym by MWII!l llvn Oe1t 1Udl' Ooet.z or Mid rr; cents lov.er , no early li8Je5 and Rept..bllcans dieport 'fhe practlcally nu other early bid 1wune~~Ses to th l Now 76 years of flit' Coxe} trl - Web.<~l..er and J e; ;t1~ ~ere Mor t.on Cattle Receipts 15, odd lot llt• umphed over a. field or tlve oppone sttlr tie change 4 anents Nomination by Republicans 4IJ the :JaSl has been almost cqun·ule nl to ••'<Uon 1game and th( .l from ume to time 1 rhe ~>f'cre was heaped a bit hil!het Ins a successful runner came across Receiv•'""' 159 VoteI More Th an Comb'1ned To t a I Of ~~~JeJ muaie A.d l rondack WILL PROBATED The will or Jenny E 8U)we nf ll\1Jddlt'port IU.s probated In thl' Sit•e ff M& k ea Runa way 0 ut Of Race For T reaaurer of th stJln ll' Receiving 809 Out Of 1027 Votes Caat. H~d{ and t:~~ly hit~~ b~ the I • h O . . ' , ex-so ers spe e t 1\e ens HarIey, Fu Itz WIt out ppo11llon (.[(feat In the early stages t~f the ROBSON RUNS LIKE SPEEDSTER In the- •'"' sl..eQdy vealen t.op 1150 , bulk ~~:rad· 7 00 for lood near «1-lb aveRIJII: InK medium 11.nd beLter '100-900 : l lllht wel&ht.ll slow, mo11.1y UO other common to medhun loti 4,b0- down 'Ward to 3 00 tor cull 110rt.s " [ ax I hm at Wundw y rrom a shl-w~b 1tay :..l public t.o auend the meettna:s l oent dl"""""t or. the """"'""' oJ I M>"' Kathl"n Halley ond Ml"' litamp& t.o compellllat.f< deall!r!i lo• IAnn &lie~ ol Foret~t Run and John 1a11b lllf stamp• 1<> packo,.~; Scutt at LtlncW! ter ret.urned Tu••· couunuu htollen 111round 4. 50 , ' Cl ~ 10• Lutter rows down to 1 ~ m>:!Sheep Recelp te 11~ : choke Wedm·od•y dlum l.md up to :S 65 a rew med- I bunt» acallnc around as Ibl and I urn bu lli 4 00 a~e 1 OO·U~ oome cho1ce blp:lyCll.lv~a Receipts 150 ma ... t 1w ... htt held hlcher, other~ 40. to I~~~~..~~~~ln~n~e~e~J~ r~:~~i MI~Dl[PORT VOT[~s TURN ~UT roR I' cc!~~~~~~ l~u~llo;:r::h oaut~.~~: ~·~Yv;~~~~~ar:nac~. ~~~da.y R[ GIil~l[ RING n[I nD pR[ rr[ R[N I.Jf'l [Cil OULI iE~~~:~fF~,~~~·~:~:i~tle~~ l ;bd';~"~~m!:,' .~';;,~':::;' ~;: i~:~~n\':;~~~,1~1 :.~~~ ~",'d~e~:::; OF CAND I0AT[s ro ~ VAR I0U~ J085 I T 1 announ"d 5 3~ ~~=tll~t~ht~~7a~V:.~ ~f~~dlly:: g'~ll~~o~~' ~~rlti~LS cor~~~~ ' Howard !wlul!l returned hom!" tnvlt&Uon ia e:r~nd.ed to the rcenenol j lndiana Score In Opening : ~~= :-:!:onort.c!h;~~7 8 :~ow~~ !~~'::;~~~~~:mp • Frame; Ex·Soldiera C ~~~!!:.';.of U•lhpu- Corl Knft ......... a.,......... toe~.,. • 3-tl.·-·-••••••..,.•;., The • R. :A. Miller Lumber Co. Middleport, Ohio • Phone599-L P WJ -IIJJiaJ11WW.IJK ·- -·-· ·- ------- �' W!:D!'JESDA Y, AUOUIT lt. 1'!1! DAILY TRIBUNB. POMI'li\OY, OIUO. . I d . ' M t • . . . wv Bro.J.d Run. .-.m..~ .,_ \VIJ)N'UDAY, AUOUBT 12, 1931 lfJEAl 80l ~ GO .c f.i,Sslf' . ADlr:"lll~ ' DDWI TfDHEAT IN Type f~H l'Jpo like thla (10 pL) rer Une. '"' TO COP GAME at Brnoldyn Cherry Ridge Bll'llla' Wialer Fo. . W)acn IIDOW hfrda find trffl. of C(l\'c>r!!l tht> &'fOUDd ln~~eets In tbe bart: of Tbe1 •lso f f'f'd on ~<.~tt flitrlB IM!edR. -o ..,_ __ ........ .,_ ..... ·TO THE VOTER~! t h .. ••• ..... ... " "'1·· ~ · ........, II JB£ YIIS! ·~ .... '" ...... ' ' ..- .. ' ' .. " •' • '!'• ERNEST DtJERR CHARLES RiCKETTS .. ' . .- ·- .. ~ I want to tbal!k each and every one of JOU wlio liave 10 loyalty auPJIOI'Ied me in liU ..ffol't to be ncuoinattod, •• Councilman !r·tJ\tr ~!>li~ ticltet, and l atiUft you J aktcewif:!IIP,.-ec:iate every vote. inconvenienced themselves to the extent of writing my na.me on the ballot, thereby makioc it poseible for me to qualify and be nominated for the position of Marshal on the Democratic. Ticket. .... . . j am deeply grateful to the voters who ,....... For S~ Mloc.~ ". ... ...... JB WAL; S'LDNG, DAD/ 'IOU IN nlE. FUNNY PAPERS! ::: ............' " ... .........'".. .. C.~ I=:.:,~; weight 2100 to l200 lbs. for team ol c.raft mares. See Ooo. L. Mc- ••• Cullough, ... '" ~ll.&han, o. 6-~·at EDG~ WAN'IIED--..100 Clll'll t.o grease, 'J~c a Lar. Modem equipment. DnliY Service Statton, south end of Bridse Approe.ch. 8·10·1Dt . ,, 10 ll ·Yt1fiBS! ~·- ·' ·~'" .".'" ., MEN wANTED---For Rll.wlelllh City Routes of 800 Famlllers In Pome roy, Middleport and Oal1lpo1J:; AND BANNER Rr.Jlable hustler <::an start enrnlnp: 'S5 wekly ond lncro' ase rn· About tOO invited guests gothcred plt:ly . Write Immediately. Raw - at the hc..me of Wm . .VIger recently leigh Co., Dt:pt. OH-BA-164-V. and gave him a blrthdoy surprh;e. Fn.'J)Ort, Ill. 8-l2-2t Dainty 1-efreshmont..s were served a.nd 11tl departed at a late hour. w\shtng him many returns of the Mor:ni!lg St11r '\OU LOOK WONDER F UL, MRS HOOFER ! WU l OOK ~N""T"""Y YEARS YO UN4S:R 5 1NCE 'TVU ~D ....-ouR FACE. c. J BlJT IT LOOK:E[) 10 ME LJKE .t.I::NTL.~MAN­ ACQUAINTANCE, -n;..Q'TS! CAN """IU lMAI..INE l"HAt.T ? 10 HOLDA Hl.t5M'C t5 "1C KE!!.P HIM l.UE6SIN&, 'SOPHIS.! NCJBpD't' EVER 4AVt= SOA-i\E A 51iCOND LOOK I.JNTIL AFTE~ -sHE HAD HER P"ACE REMOCfi~~ CASP'(;::R ! I NEVER USED ""10 V\ORRV -"BOUT HER, BuT SHe~ PReTTY A"TT"R'AC"TIYe NOW I I 40T ~AL.c::>t.JS 10DAY FOR ThE FIRST TIME IN TWEN"TY "f""=ARS! I ...,_MOST WJ 5 H 5t1E 1-toflJ:!:I HER O.L D I want to take thia means of, tl!ankio1 my' many fr.iend~ w~~ ~,upporled mil' sp lk>y· ally in my campaign for Maliohal~ ' TILLIE. THE TOILER ,......,--·-------- -, OOK ;.>,'T MAC cro~ VOTERS! 'WHA'T A CAR~ Mr . and M;:s Wi1l Barnhill and DANA R. (Bay) ROUSH ::: Ann::; No! All Cars Are Not Alike- ol 1kh!' ?ifi tt6 rr-eakr than ·A'& MAC NOW - I t<oMI ( ~E'D WI lfy JAMES L. KILOALLE;N INS -8port8 Writer GOflhen, N. Y., Aq. 12-INS -TMnty-roar hours of siead1 drlriRJ rain, todi.y toned post. PM~'tnil'nt or UJe CamOWI Ham · biLtonian ltakg, rieh cla81dc ot t.b,. llrh& barneu world. '['he entire pNtcnm, I!Clhedal('d ror today M Gnod Tim ~ park heh', wu pat o\-er W1tll Tburwday when the entire card wtll be ranied oat aa orlPD.ally plaaned. BET CI2.CWO 13 601"-.IG VJILD NO\.o\.1 (.-----.. From t.t1e ' '-P hit .. Toreh l!!onr:· Alao Comodr I J ' -Cl,ql 41111!11: ~WDbUS. nlrlt~~~l•··. B; at. l'aul, 2 (ftve l.n· . t . . Ttiledbj '9: ' liDn~SPtJUa. t . Mtnlleapolill, T; TOfecto, I. ua,T;""'"*' .•· I;....,.....,,., •. T;~,5. No motor was ever so well known. None h:1s ever shared it!'l fame for re· liability. On that c;~c score Essex. be· cause it alene can us~ the Super-six, wlder-leg room is greater-and everyone who eKS.n\ines it cloaely also finds it more carefullf nnd finely built in rcapect to chaseis detail and body: apgolntrllents. E'ut the difference i.s not limited to its ~uper~Shc motoo and Super-Shl: perfonnancc. Essex quality eoes beyond Its m($:r, fittings and upholstering. It~~ tc;J',tt.e very foundation. ltn't it A eati!l!nc~ ib to ltnow you mn get suoh flUIIrllty ·itt • Now Essex inc:ludes S elective Free car so caRy ::-;::,.jlo:-!J~ . . • ' Tire! Wk·at a • fit; lo(!~J! .,.: the clutch. duced to niL :· , ·.' ' 1 ' . Pomeroy; OJI~o .98 . 4.4t-ll (~40) IMG, pe~ pair • . • I· f.ll<lrirml Gum-nnto<Id llqpl I:Q11}~Y I.QW ~hir f.!!'!!• ~~!·~~) JiM Uh90 Ht IMO· .~· It~~ I,!W t90'"..m? 411lt ·C9,, ·--·-·- --- - . ' ftJI_ I ID&1"8 D~ hom.bre motoring sensation. Driving takes on a new zest. You shift gears without uliQg In Jts price field it is also the lafl~t car. It ls ~s lnnger-seata'are·tnchcs ~ :r.. ' ...... ..,.... ' " Oneipugh Wheeling. That adds another joyoUs Coach o;- Bu~im:s.~ Coupe $59.5, StSnrlard SeJlln $695, Spo:t r.o;~dsttr $72.'J, Tn wn 'le..~an S7Ho Tour!:t:t ~~:d:!n $775. Specb.l:f':Ian $355, 7·Pns~;en;;er fcCan (~"n::; whll'tlbllfe l S.'3·~;..:. Sde.cth:e Frc.: Wb~· $3! addLri<tal. Alf prices f. o. b. Det:olt-•~d ~ l c<;ll ipnl("rl~ extr~. .. , ! ' . Wlu1t a Essex •IS a Super-Six stands distinctive in the ail: -cylinder Held. hrro~. ' OoPhen. N. Y , Aug-. t z.-..Before ,--- . _:···· an 9.11tlclvated crowd of to.ooo- or ' <>l>ariotl,. mor~ Rpectators, the famous ham ' blet ")nlan stake-the "Kentucky Derl.y" of the light harness horae,--"-"world- will be trottoo O\•er the l. ... c -, ,_~ mile tracll: at Good Time here 1hla aft.ernoon , Ouly .,ix hOTSCII, howc...er , stan in the roce for the All who know the facts recognize"' that ln pe,formar.:::e, smoothness and reliabiJi~. the Super-Six principle gives Essex a distinction that cannot be liliened to a:ty other car. With it, vibration is JJC- Joan Crawford, Nell Hamllton, Cliff EdW:uds and n~w lovt!-t.he pa~~i I'LL IH E" . BENJAMIN. NEUTZLING. -- a~ Selective FREE WHEELtl~G Further Emphasizes the Difference "LAUGHING SINI'li£RS" A RACE A 'S. 6"000 Ciil"'t!il••a. With Exclusive Features of Super-Six ' Design and Super-Six Performance Today 4114 To!I!Pr(!'Y !lr.t; ~~ I '¥~ to ex~d my heartfelt apprecia· t;.. ao!l thank. to ...,b. and every one who 10 !e~lb: aupj?orted me at the Primalieo for the Sh~llerinq hospltar.hlm at "' •ilcns, S unday ~i:;~~=====~::::=;;:=;~~===;~;:~:;=~::::===:::J~~Dn~.-~t-visited' - - -- c. ELECTRIC THEATRE-; ·POMEROY Htat tmd \HE "" cltildren of Athens, spent Stmda;r with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wuod· gird. Mrs. Lyla Du:lgcon ;s S)Hlndlng a few days wlh l,ter nephew, Mllt:un Bratton, find clilldren, Several of the friends of Ralph --- Al' 1'HE TtlEA1'It~· .... At I AJ..~~ '1tlt.D "'IU 'Jl-4,oiCT "lMi: WM FACE ., ••. \I HOLDIN4 HI'I"D'5 I C. E. NEASE. • HUSB'INO 40T ,...,, 8EC"use Ht: 5AW ME TAL.KlNk "10 H E WA5 I take this meana to thank the voten for t~eir loyal r.upport 1.iven me in the pri~'r)r election. I earft~tly ~olic~t your vot~:.jp the November elec!lnn and, 1f elec· ed, w,ill uoe my efforto to the b~ot of ~Y abil,ity to make a rood Councilman With with the interest of the people at heart at all tim••· 11 Sincerely Youra, oth~ fv"AY W'.VJ:: (SI'EI" SHAKIN£, HAND!:> WI"Tl-i 'I'OU, SOPHIE , J ean, the youngest daughter · of Mr. und Mrs. John Shover Is out•· UL EBERSBACH 11 MT. UNION Ohio. TO . -' OF iVIY BROnfER's ~ 1 Mn. J;mlly Buck has been vlsJttna with relatlveA In Versailles. Inr.l , tht past week. Earl Scott and family hove reDP- H. FOSTER tumcd from a two-weeks' vacation at VIrginia Beach and 8\lgJ\r Gmvc. Miss Allee Matllcwson of nour hms been vl!!ltlng w1th ------~' Columbus, tar.r cousins. Mlll!ll'..s Helen llnd Mildred ollnwro, Lhc pa~;t week Floyd WeMel of Cedor Falls, I u_., Nu U)te In busht~ll~ ot· Jtfnff'~ ~ lur. aJ life C(tnt\nul'! IIUCCPIIIIfulunl ess ln h> the 1uest of hl!l uncle, Wm. aomc der!'(>e IH! llnhorlllnnh•!i hi~ N~m.~~e , and family, for a few dny~>. aelf\sh hi!PM'IIt to a l!f'III1P. of ollll- j Ed BUrris ond c;:hlldren or Pitl~>go.tlon ti\ QIJlerti. - Anwrlcnn !Jug- burlilh. were the last. Sunday gueE:., 1of Wm . and LIWe Tboma. ulne. Racine HE5 Aro.J OLD FRIEND .. ,. ·1I Deallat --- ·~rlo1! t ntCOJ'd for seidel of beer. when he Oh~ Wldt4t SOx. tined him that WANTED TO EXCHANGE-One llp<'n of young, Mund mules of ' 1. •ot to IDotl !aeartily thank you for !lie ~~u: JC!U placed in me at the ~~ ·'J..•Jili.J.. Sucb aupporl aives c~e. I ataoted in foF the welfare of " '' c~eao apd' t!W wiil be continuous . · Ve.-, truly Youra, .. ~· i,..,...... J. . -1: : ·!· . • .- I • ' I j,l • } MQtin. EbenbaCh . Service ·lSflltioo llpper Mlloln Str fome'!DY· �' W!:D!'JESDA Y, AUOUIT lt. 1'!1! DAILY TRIBUNB. POMI'li\OY, OIUO. . I d . ' M t • . . . wv Bro.J.d Run. .-.m..~ .,_ \VIJ)N'UDAY, AUOUBT 12, 1931 lfJEAl 80l ~ GO .c f.i,Sslf' . ADlr:"lll~ ' DDWI TfDHEAT IN Type f~H l'Jpo like thla (10 pL) rer Une. '"' TO COP GAME at Brnoldyn Cherry Ridge Bll'llla' Wialer Fo. . W)acn IIDOW hfrda find trffl. of C(l\'c>r!!l tht> &'fOUDd ln~~eets In tbe bart: of Tbe1 •lso f f'f'd on ~<.~tt flitrlB IM!edR. -o ..,_ __ ........ .,_ ..... ·TO THE VOTER~! t h .. ••• ..... ... " "'1·· ~ · ........, II JB£ YIIS! ·~ .... '" ...... ' ' ..- .. ' ' .. " •' • '!'• ERNEST DtJERR CHARLES RiCKETTS .. ' . .- ·- .. ~ I want to tbal!k each and every one of JOU wlio liave 10 loyalty auPJIOI'Ied me in liU ..ffol't to be ncuoinattod, •• Councilman !r·tJ\tr ~!>li~ ticltet, and l atiUft you J aktcewif:!IIP,.-ec:iate every vote. inconvenienced themselves to the extent of writing my na.me on the ballot, thereby makioc it poseible for me to qualify and be nominated for the position of Marshal on the Democratic. Ticket. .... . . j am deeply grateful to the voters who ,....... For S~ Mloc.~ ". ... ...... JB WAL; S'LDNG, DAD/ 'IOU IN nlE. FUNNY PAPERS! ::: ............' " ... .........'".. .. C.~ I=:.:,~; weight 2100 to l200 lbs. for team ol c.raft mares. See Ooo. L. Mc- ••• Cullough, ... '" ~ll.&han, o. 6-~·at EDG~ WAN'IIED--..100 Clll'll t.o grease, 'J~c a Lar. Modem equipment. DnliY Service Statton, south end of Bridse Approe.ch. 8·10·1Dt . ,, 10 ll ·Yt1fiBS! ~·- ·' ·~'" .".'" ., MEN wANTED---For Rll.wlelllh City Routes of 800 Famlllers In Pome roy, Middleport and Oal1lpo1J:; AND BANNER Rr.Jlable hustler <::an start enrnlnp: 'S5 wekly ond lncro' ase rn· About tOO invited guests gothcred plt:ly . Write Immediately. Raw - at the hc..me of Wm . .VIger recently leigh Co., Dt:pt. OH-BA-164-V. and gave him a blrthdoy surprh;e. Fn.'J)Ort, Ill. 8-l2-2t Dainty 1-efreshmont..s were served a.nd 11tl departed at a late hour. w\shtng him many returns of the Mor:ni!lg St11r '\OU LOOK WONDER F UL, MRS HOOFER ! WU l OOK ~N""T"""Y YEARS YO UN4S:R 5 1NCE 'TVU ~D ....-ouR FACE. c. J BlJT IT LOOK:E[) 10 ME LJKE .t.I::NTL.~MAN­ ACQUAINTANCE, -n;..Q'TS! CAN """IU lMAI..INE l"HAt.T ? 10 HOLDA Hl.t5M'C t5 "1C KE!!.P HIM l.UE6SIN&, 'SOPHIS.! NCJBpD't' EVER 4AVt= SOA-i\E A 51iCOND LOOK I.JNTIL AFTE~ -sHE HAD HER P"ACE REMOCfi~~ CASP'(;::R ! I NEVER USED ""10 V\ORRV -"BOUT HER, BuT SHe~ PReTTY A"TT"R'AC"TIYe NOW I I 40T ~AL.c::>t.JS 10DAY FOR ThE FIRST TIME IN TWEN"TY "f""=ARS! I ...,_MOST WJ 5 H 5t1E 1-toflJ:!:I HER O.L D I want to take thia means of, tl!ankio1 my' many fr.iend~ w~~ ~,upporled mil' sp lk>y· ally in my campaign for Maliohal~ ' TILLIE. THE TOILER ,......,--·-------- -, OOK ;.>,'T MAC cro~ VOTERS! 'WHA'T A CAR~ Mr . and M;:s Wi1l Barnhill and DANA R. (Bay) ROUSH ::: Ann::; No! All Cars Are Not Alike- ol 1kh!' ?ifi tt6 rr-eakr than ·A'& MAC NOW - I t<oMI ( ~E'D WI lfy JAMES L. KILOALLE;N INS -8port8 Writer GOflhen, N. Y., Aq. 12-INS -TMnty-roar hours of siead1 drlriRJ rain, todi.y toned post. PM~'tnil'nt or UJe CamOWI Ham · biLtonian ltakg, rieh cla81dc ot t.b,. llrh& barneu world. '['he entire pNtcnm, I!Clhedal('d ror today M Gnod Tim ~ park heh', wu pat o\-er W1tll Tburwday when the entire card wtll be ranied oat aa orlPD.ally plaaned. BET CI2.CWO 13 601"-.IG VJILD NO\.o\.1 (.-----.. From t.t1e ' '-P hit .. Toreh l!!onr:· Alao Comodr I J ' -Cl,ql 41111!11: ~WDbUS. nlrlt~~~l•··. B; at. l'aul, 2 (ftve l.n· . t . . Ttiledbj '9: ' liDn~SPtJUa. t . Mtnlleapolill, T; TOfecto, I. ua,T;""'"*' .•· I;....,.....,,., •. T;~,5. No motor was ever so well known. None h:1s ever shared it!'l fame for re· liability. On that c;~c score Essex. be· cause it alene can us~ the Super-six, wlder-leg room is greater-and everyone who eKS.n\ines it cloaely also finds it more carefullf nnd finely built in rcapect to chaseis detail and body: apgolntrllents. E'ut the difference i.s not limited to its ~uper~Shc motoo and Super-Shl: perfonnancc. Essex quality eoes beyond Its m($:r, fittings and upholstering. It~~ tc;J',tt.e very foundation. ltn't it A eati!l!nc~ ib to ltnow you mn get suoh flUIIrllty ·itt • Now Essex inc:ludes S elective Free car so caRy ::-;::,.jlo:-!J~ . . • ' Tire! Wk·at a • fit; lo(!~J! .,.: the clutch. duced to niL :· , ·.' ' 1 ' . Pomeroy; OJI~o .98 . 4.4t-ll (~40) IMG, pe~ pair • . • I· f.ll<lrirml Gum-nnto<Id llqpl I:Q11}~Y I.QW ~hir f.!!'!!• ~~!·~~) JiM Uh90 Ht IMO· .~· It~~ I,!W t90'"..m? 411lt ·C9,, ·--·-·- --- - . ' ftJI_ I ID&1"8 D~ hom.bre motoring sensation. Driving takes on a new zest. You shift gears without uliQg In Jts price field it is also the lafl~t car. It ls ~s lnnger-seata'are·tnchcs ~ :r.. ' ...... ..,.... ' " Oneipugh Wheeling. That adds another joyoUs Coach o;- Bu~im:s.~ Coupe $59.5, StSnrlard SeJlln $695, Spo:t r.o;~dsttr $72.'J, Tn wn 'le..~an S7Ho Tour!:t:t ~~:d:!n $775. Specb.l:f':Ian $355, 7·Pns~;en;;er fcCan (~"n::; whll'tlbllfe l S.'3·~;..:. Sde.cth:e Frc.: Wb~· $3! addLri<tal. Alf prices f. o. b. Det:olt-•~d ~ l c<;ll ipnl("rl~ extr~. .. , ! ' . Wlu1t a Essex •IS a Super-Six stands distinctive in the ail: -cylinder Held. hrro~. ' OoPhen. N. Y , Aug-. t z.-..Before ,--- . _:···· an 9.11tlclvated crowd of to.ooo- or ' <>l>ariotl,. mor~ Rpectators, the famous ham ' blet ")nlan stake-the "Kentucky Derl.y" of the light harness horae,--"-"world- will be trottoo O\•er the l. ... c -, ,_~ mile tracll: at Good Time here 1hla aft.ernoon , Ouly .,ix hOTSCII, howc...er , stan in the roce for the All who know the facts recognize"' that ln pe,formar.:::e, smoothness and reliabiJi~. the Super-Six principle gives Essex a distinction that cannot be liliened to a:ty other car. With it, vibration is JJC- Joan Crawford, Nell Hamllton, Cliff EdW:uds and n~w lovt!-t.he pa~~i I'LL IH E" . BENJAMIN. NEUTZLING. -- a~ Selective FREE WHEELtl~G Further Emphasizes the Difference "LAUGHING SINI'li£RS" A RACE A 'S. 6"000 Ciil"'t!il••a. With Exclusive Features of Super-Six ' Design and Super-Six Performance Today 4114 To!I!Pr(!'Y !lr.t; ~~ I '¥~ to ex~d my heartfelt apprecia· t;.. ao!l thank. to ...,b. and every one who 10 !e~lb: aupj?orted me at the Primalieo for the Sh~llerinq hospltar.hlm at "' •ilcns, S unday ~i:;~~=====~::::=;;:=;~~===;~;:~:;=~::::===:::J~~Dn~.-~t-visited' - - -- c. ELECTRIC THEATRE-; ·POMEROY Htat tmd \HE "" cltildren of Athens, spent Stmda;r with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wuod· gird. Mrs. Lyla Du:lgcon ;s S)Hlndlng a few days wlh l,ter nephew, Mllt:un Bratton, find clilldren, Several of the friends of Ralph --- Al' 1'HE TtlEA1'It~· .... At I AJ..~~ '1tlt.D "'IU 'Jl-4,oiCT "lMi: WM FACE ., ••. \I HOLDIN4 HI'I"D'5 I C. E. NEASE. • HUSB'INO 40T ,...,, 8EC"use Ht: 5AW ME TAL.KlNk "10 H E WA5 I take this meana to thank the voten for t~eir loyal r.upport 1.iven me in the pri~'r)r election. I earft~tly ~olic~t your vot~:.jp the November elec!lnn and, 1f elec· ed, w,ill uoe my efforto to the b~ot of ~Y abil,ity to make a rood Councilman With with the interest of the people at heart at all tim••· 11 Sincerely Youra, oth~ fv"AY W'.VJ:: (SI'EI" SHAKIN£, HAND!:> WI"Tl-i 'I'OU, SOPHIE , J ean, the youngest daughter · of Mr. und Mrs. John Shover Is out•· UL EBERSBACH 11 MT. UNION Ohio. TO . -' OF iVIY BROnfER's ~ 1 Mn. J;mlly Buck has been vlsJttna with relatlveA In Versailles. Inr.l , tht past week. Earl Scott and family hove reDP- H. FOSTER tumcd from a two-weeks' vacation at VIrginia Beach and 8\lgJ\r Gmvc. Miss Allee Matllcwson of nour hms been vl!!ltlng w1th ------~' Columbus, tar.r cousins. Mlll!ll'..s Helen llnd Mildred ollnwro, Lhc pa~;t week Floyd WeMel of Cedor Falls, I u_., Nu U)te In busht~ll~ ot· Jtfnff'~ ~ lur. aJ life C(tnt\nul'! IIUCCPIIIIfulunl ess ln h> the 1uest of hl!l uncle, Wm. aomc der!'(>e IH! llnhorlllnnh•!i hi~ N~m.~~e , and family, for a few dny~>. aelf\sh hi!PM'IIt to a l!f'III1P. of ollll- j Ed BUrris ond c;:hlldren or Pitl~>go.tlon ti\ QIJlerti. - Anwrlcnn !Jug- burlilh. were the last. Sunday gueE:., 1of Wm . and LIWe Tboma. ulne. Racine HE5 Aro.J OLD FRIEND .. ,. ·1I Deallat --- ·~rlo1! t ntCOJ'd for seidel of beer. when he Oh~ Wldt4t SOx. tined him that WANTED TO EXCHANGE-One llp<'n of young, Mund mules of ' 1. •ot to IDotl !aeartily thank you for !lie ~~u: JC!U placed in me at the ~~ ·'J..•Jili.J.. Sucb aupporl aives c~e. I ataoted in foF the welfare of " '' c~eao apd' t!W wiil be continuous . · Ve.-, truly Youra, .. ~· i,..,...... J. . -1: : ·!· . • .- I • ' I j,l • } MQtin. EbenbaCh . Service ·lSflltioo llpper Mlloln Str fome'!DY· �• •t•,, 7J'U~ •• --. ,~- WEDNESDAY AUOUB'T l'!: 1931 : H~J.iU NOMINAHO mR MAYOR: RACE Victim In Serious Condition NEW SYSTEM fURl . S~RPRISINC: NEUTlliNG, E8[ftS8ACH,ILIIIu'..."!::'.:: ;::; c~:Dd JURY SH[CTION SAUVAGE. DUERR, DURST. NE~SE WIN ,.~:r;ro: ::-:~:, GOES INTO EffECT hosplstaLed A monu.n1 w~nmay l In Battle For Council; Voter& Sprinr Surprioet; Rouah Eaoy Victor Over Eva no for Manhal; Webster, Vaughan Without Opponenta I HESS HAS NO OPPOSITION FOR MAYOR I ~ ...-::,·--a ..... .....,, ..... _ d' l ·~ . li, t't ... ~ .. ••• \"•1 <~ ,,. ~·· ...... ...... •'l" •• ., • ....' .' ·~ ... ...•• '" :~~ ... ... ........ ... ....... ... ....... •• ... ' • • • • • 'l.t.eldent In whlch he wae struck ~ pusina aut.o near Cheawr was very RSeriou Tbl." report stated that althoUKh Judge Of Common Pleao Court Appoint. Two Of Nameo Of Elector& To Be Selected Aa Juron 1-11c" rerovery Tiae !ather of tM wounded man Bherlrf Tracy went. to t.he spot Buuard. Wlit.8 founlt. Tu rsday nJRht where additional lnvetl• A copy of the new ln.w KOVernUgath'n.s were made It was gen- lng the selection of jurors which rece-tty wtnt mtu ~nert w.IP> rc er~l:; belleved followina tbe latest celved here by T W Bengel clerk lnvet.Ua:atlon that Buzzard had I Cigarette Law Causes Changes •uoo pop~htr ~:~~?1,; I·~:~~~~:;~:~~:·;~~~ wald 26 mortician the name ofRue! JoJ;l.n L!ctwUcr • the well known Red Anchqr employee and 21 tlw name or Henrv Straile the movie magnat..e The ~c three wlth the two whose name appeared will rw :~Ish a De· mocr.1tlc ticket or five men to oppose the Repl!bllcan slate Novc.nber 1 Tl11 summary Is as follows _ RepllblicliM For Mayor HMzel Downie Hl· ~els mnjorlty For Clerk Webster ,, For Treuurer Vaughan 558 For Ma.nhllll R.:.ush Evnns ROlUih II maJmity For CouocNcutzllng &uvage Ebc:rsbach Our 1r Durst NtllBe Kat hler not know much more than tht: average voter so lnr W'l outcomes are concerned 1t wu freely predicted on the street durb.lJI' the day here Tuesday that Bny" had a race on his hands and tha.t his oppol~nt was suing $o &lve him a rell! lrlmmlng Howev~r 1t llellmS Mnnkllu; thst ttv11e predtetlons mll.'>t have Peeples been predicated on the adn.ge that Schwegman wt.!lh was fatl1er to the thought Six to be nominated for Bay showed th~ townspeople Demoora&8 that he could run 1110me in other For MayOI' pa.rtlculara besides ern the Harley HLll~ Davtcl110n while alter nuto speedFor Tnuurer atera. He like Wm Hetb!l carried Oraber even precinct nnd wm1 wllh o 4+1 FOJ" Marshal to 291 count Ricketts Tlncy But th~ bill fight the one conY')ung cernlns which nearly every vo~r In the v.llage Willi Jntercskd, was tilt' Ril:tett s plurality Councilmanic rae€ wtth sht men W For CouncU lie ('hGBell There were ten runnln1 Pug~te Of !hr-se ten three of the RepubllSchaaf ~n tkl.et are membc111 of council Fln..lt:rwald ~~o1 tM ptesent Ume The othe1 Leltwller • ll8'. en were newcomen asplrlll&' to 1 Stratle lheh· job& Duerr was the only one These five were nomlna.ter:l of the old Kuard that could weath Thert- were several other ~attl'rllll er tht: storm He finished fourUl II votes but. none received enouah vote.t ahead of flfth man and 57 to qualify, hence there will be only ahead of the lo.st mnn under the nve un the ticket 1n November wire Of the other six who fatled to mUe the grade two, of cour5t' CLASS MI:ETJNG 1/IIIIV preeent members Two others The Queen Esther cliUI!I or ot the present counciL RU.B8ell and any M E church met Tuesday llfiCroba did not choose to nm nlni at the church with Ml.!ls to the cowtCII fight Benjamin abeth Arnold, the prealdent """"'· NeuWJinr. Sunday school ,auperln- lng After buelneas dlscuuions a 50• tend4!n~ ud. Rig and Reel em- Clal time was e6joyed Llg:ht rehis heelll to tha en- ferhment.s were llerved. by the hO.!I· th,; " :\:t, poiUn(l 508 voLe£ Norma Chapman, Mn t and Ellubeth Arnold ~ e Way was the onh one 1!: to lo the half thOUIJaJld mart BEACH PARTY On Bm'• heelll were CUI Sauvage The Booster claM of Blmpson Sdpr Eberabocl'l local bust~ E church enjoyed a beach merr. Carl ht.vlna: 488 and Ed~ and pot-luck dinner at the po1Unc lfl votes leal than Bau· cuse beach Tuellday everuna:. Duerr with 08, followed in which they mot.ond to the hom'3 ~:~~=-; and Du1'lt and Neaae Mrl Howard Eberat*.ch where a Nar. '1111 t;Jt.btr »>tt.l&llt ume wu -m .a who attended wert! MisaEUza.btt.h Zlmmel', MarjorHelen Stmpson, Agn1111 Harrtet Ewlnr Mary RUII.!Ioll Bowen EIP.Biberfeh.J, Ethel hO&tess, Mal y 'l*l" Due t.o recent changes ot the Issuance of the retail and wholesale cigarette licenses all the licenses Issued for 1931-IP32 and efl'ectlve tmtll the fOUl th MOnday of Ma\' 1932 are being recalled by the nudl tor Under the old rulhll thl.! treasurer Issued the licenses but since then new laws have beenpru;a~c:l ind the matter has been changer! to the auditors omce The old licenses will be retumerJ and new onea lfOVernlug the same period will be lllr:iued lmmedla.telv The tax ou the licenses could be t efWldl!d aceordins to the old rul~i. but un the new tax the money paid will not be refunded under any slderation The auditor reported were 59 retail licenses Melis county and one ':~~~~~-~j• cense The tax on the : ses 111 •so and uoo on the wt"ii,;;aie license, which wtll be cut;. when stamp tax goes ln\Q etrect to 12!5 tor th~ retail, and $100 for the wholesale lketu~es - · TURN TO PAGE THREE 25c SIZE LISTEIUNE TOOTH PASTE LIMIT 2 TUBES .·.·~ · ..;:._,__,.:,· . 7'1. G~LLON GALVANIZED GARBAGE CAN ' 79C MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS 39c-75c--85c EXTRA ~IZES-17'/z to 19 , . 9Sc MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS .... $1.39 to $1-95 Plain colors and fancy patterna Mens or Boyo Ray~~~ :...:::::::::=::=::-. ..~ . . . .::::===:::::::. . . TO THE VOTERS! Bein1 unable to thank each and every voter individually who 10 1enerouely supported m• in the campaip for a place on the Republican ticket for Coun<;ilman, I take thio means of Thankin1 one and all for your support. A. H. (Summer) DURST ~ id. Shirt• and ~~ SIMto 45c Newport Grade Shirto and Fancy Sborta, labeled 75c-Our Price 48 69c Boy'• White Duck Whoope Pants 4 to 16 years MEN'S SILK TIES 25c, SOc, Men'r Canton Flannel Gloves, Kmt Wliets, 2 Pair .. .. . ., . MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 5c TO BOY'S PLAY SUITS . . 39c to Mens Summer Weight Knit Union Suits, $1.25 Value MEN'S SUSPENDERS, . . . . . 25c, to Men' a Nitht Sllirta and Pajamas 95c 15C 95c SOc 95c . 95c 95c Up SAL~,·~ ~ 1 FINAL 1CLEARANCE · -Now On. IN OUR (SHOE DEPARTMENT '• Lqok Over Our Barrain Racka Ladies Felt House Slippers 35c Meb's Outinr Work Shoes ...... $1.48 Shinola Bruslt and Dauber Seta 19c ~~~· ~~·~~~~~==~~ 'I re Gh\M W.aer 4 Rose or- Greea.. ne value 50c 17c 5c 5!k Limited Quantitieo on aome of these fOOdol ' 8lx90 Druid Sheets, fine Count, no Dresring, rl1lldy to use . L.arp- 1be Upped . . . . pUcben. tnen rlass, 2& value Oreea Glass Shr.rbtrl Glar.ses. J:aeh "'. PlaiD White CUPI a.p Sa•cen, per Set ' 79c LORD BALTIMORE ALARM CLOCKS 69c 40 in. Panel Curtains, Fine Marquisette 2"·with silk ftinge, per strip .. . ore run• in Silk Hosiery ... 25c O'Cedru· Auto Polish-Cleans As it 79C polishes, $1.00 size STOP~topa BRIDGE LAMPS . COSTUMER (Clothes Rack) OVERALLS Keen Kut Brand Extra heavy Denim-triple 95c 95c J. N. M~~~:ze_s~ .3~. ~ ~~ 89c Boy's Sizes 4 to 18 years .. .. 59C RUTLAND Sons MIDDLEPORT, Cloudy and oonUnued: cool probe,l;a1y ndn In extreme East portiOn tonight FridAY ~ Jourty somewhat warmer In Bouthwt'St par£. ,- IF 1ft . . . . 1ft JW• THB D.A.Jo..Y Ta4BUNI WIRE POMEROY, OH!O, 011" !NTERNATJON AL NEWS •• SERVICE THUltS~AY, AUGUST 13, 1931 I PRIC~u'NDAY 5 CENF.f ' Once More By Senatorial lnveati1atinr Committee For ConIempI If H e Con· tinues To Refuse To sw~~;.;:.:;:n, Ja::h~:~~~JI, ;uafleryl~::rh~ the antt-Smlth Democrats In 1928 today apparently faced the alter native of te11til.Ying before the Benate Campaian Funds committee or belnll cited for contempt of the Benat.e The committee plans to Cllll Cllnnon and other wlt.nef.!!es tn a resumptlon of tt.s inquiry ln\Q the ha.ndUng of anti-Snuth funds and the faUure ot the bhihop to ftle reports wtth th~ clerk of the HoUR or Repl't'sentatlves It Is expectert the hearings will be held late ttJl, month The posalbllity or immedlaM! cou1t restraint had been moved throtllh the action of JusUce Joseph Cox of the District of Columbia BuPJ,eml" court, In dlamlsaina Cannon B ault to prQillb1t We committee trom ccmMaul_.. •• 'lnqutrM oq ,t.hl!l 'lPOWld EATON REPLY COTTON HAlSEll ~UBA, HOTBED Ofi News Flashes :!.'"',,. '1 REVOlT IS fAC INC -----:==----•uTO G"[~ INTO h"'?,~"at"'~· SliA~-13-J-~K dfnPu TOlD TO OE~lROY H U il f .;jiSERIOUS TROUBlE :~~~:~ t~t ~~~e j~~~e:~;.eth~c.~~~~ ~~":'. ~~~~uo~an~ll a~~~={~t.alllI ONE THIRD CROf CRE[K AT TOlE t.hrJdel.:tlducl:•~~~~ hefe I :OEF~~J~{fOUR DR Clt:veland Aua 13-INS- Mr A~ .... ::::" ""' noth··· whal< .., lO Tt>at WM the only response lodny to chaJ&es hurled at a con- dance [ ~·•dan With Five Occup· anta PIUJliiJI From Hipway ONE IS RESCUED W oman Sa•• Driver A, r peared To Hue Been COMMITS"'::~:•.~~:;:~~~"~; a Impelled By Halluciaat.. ionr., Lea'Vea Bed To Kill Poatmaater ..... ~nt, Aug 13-LNS-Owuo, IDLIE: ARE RE-'DISG .:~ B<onboy ht unstlU&ttclt. l)' u:ply 11 Cul1mbw; 0 Alii 13-lNS-- l.eivti frcm Vll oy Lotd '"'llilllt;Columbw unemployed 1ue gt't 13 den iu a ~v.·t-r to hu; tom~tlllll' ..... par- I ' .. kMiilY and arrel!lted ftve men on. c}taJ'ges ol IJ(IIIIeUinl liquor I A 4;uaoUty of alleaecl Uq\lor was I seizcu by lhll! r11.1ae.t rne men 1Situatioo Alarmina Aa lil.rtBSted wert! to De amlloed be· I · • tore v s commialll{l]H."' b u h.- 1 naurrectiORIIb Are cola Utll afternoon , Gathering It they had any liquor 'there, wed1dnt know It,' Deputy sllerlfl F I C Albel'll declared Bul~mann was eq.tertalnlna a aroup of vlsltlnl 'OOUDI.)' otklal& In Pinar Del Rio When WhiJ were to ln.siJI!Ct Cleveland'! G 1 U new jaU and aet. potnten on Sl.llzO\'emmen aea JnaDil'a ~ely publlclzed tJ,umanlMachine Guna ~~t~Uon policy By DAVID P SENTNER 1 ------- ·onraM Jt MURDER' c•u.o t1~~.a n~~Pbl'~ v~ s~~._::. ~ m·" WOMAN ....,, tnann pla)'ed boet1at a l'n•mal '""'" , ,cckholden tng lfl Columbus that Cyrus S Clevtland Unt~ltcltr has l.;ltt n mlumpllul millions ot the ~(,m ;,1$11\' s tu:::.ds while he s-er~d a.!/ t!lot~mo.n or the board W<~lter Fr.wler secr•tary to Eaten stated thnl EatLa had no ~takment for publlcatt(ln In nllar1 t.o the charges Eaton, who arrived back In Cleveland yestmday tould not be reached The sceretary however branded the cbaraes as rldiculow. • r GANDHI REt USES TO ATTEND CONFERENCE SHERIFFS LEA PLACE IS "PI , ;Hr.o pa~npr In the machine waa re- ' pc.r•c-:t In a st rlous conditlun at Bt; Vlnc,.nt s boflpltal The dead were lct..~ ntlfled as JcE· r ph Keogh 40 Mrs Irene Keogb 23 t:1s wife Mrs TUlle Bchla:r1heck 3!i all or Tokdn and Julia ~A~,r 27 a visitor at tho: Keogh ,...,.., M•s Luc:IUe Yenor, 28 ot Lakeside Mlch was rescued frt;m the wre •k by passers-bJ and taten to tbe hGSpJtal Att!LclieR IIClld 8hP. prob<~bly would recover Inveattsatlon Into the aecklent WM t~rted by POllee today Wlt~ Sl&kl ~h • • • ._. ........_ .. •ppa~t"' Jolt ~~ "or ,,;:'....,.on•· luatl •lalh;t Iu1der Will NOl tu Umdon uu Saturday as sth£du td to alttnd tlw wuml t.~tbh ceoll tncl obunuucnt'c\ ll. dlttl' a u - " Lon~t1tut1<m 1" 1 ln(h tt JL wtt:s au naumed toaay The aru1oun(.'t"Int 1t \Us macte b~ the Imtian ru:ttlanahst l.xmg.t , H ~p ~ Wt'le }u>Jd ou~ thut tht' 1t1sf.ILI\e would b!. ~UJc J 111 ume to Pt"rr.til Oandhl to ~m1l at a. Jati 1 date -·---- Aa M Of Brinaiwto• •About Better Price 1 On Product t 1 1 ng " .•t'TliO"DRinOPio"c~•"a'GoEunstrle~> ,... Tokyo AUR 13tlon 1 H h INB--Cowt ftC - 1 ~t'~ Orleallli, La , Alii 1 I tibtH. 1 Dilubt thai the p.l:an U. workable WlU! exprY-d on al aldel and It Wil-t blllnded a!J j"abllvd" "fooll11h" and "ucnom c waale.'' 1 Jo'l..te :and Tt4blrkto In the Plnar lkl Rio where U -- ~ dl!ifjaraument of lh< ftdenl farm board'• pr&- ~ pusal to dulroy une-thJrd ol t r lht' (lttlon crop wu \Oiced • f( day b" covemcn1 and OI'UOII authorltl~s u( the suutbern , IN~-Glneral 1 Police ~i~lSc:l~i~;~~ •• By Keeping Government Owned Cotton Off P~INTS Market thousands taking '" the wootl/; Ln cunr' tht world m ~r r ~ r phclo join isolated bands ot 1nllurrection· ,r&.-.hlnl!f tortifled ares~ tu Llu h j ~ tst.B It appeared that the sltUBtlon ll@:ht !rum SU:erlo to Tok}ll w1U laced by Pmldent Machado Wll. 5 ~ rlropped by the Japan~llt' 11u, vrowlnr more serlowi horlllts International New11 liler- Of Toueh Wtnter To Whal. aovernment wun::es de Ice :enrnr1 rro111 a reliable sou r(' Come In Speech Before scribed 111 a deelslve action aoatn~t ods" 0 • A d the rebels bea:an at Ceja Del Rio ' etrott u ience SAID To ~ E ean1 BOARDTOAJD PINCHOT .•:·~~~; ~~:~~"~:,"".~~· ..;\~· ··d ·~:.~:· ,.~••,~.."~ .::. ,,lOOMY PICTURE lJ ROF PI hurtled from a downtown street here into swan Creek tour p•rtt.ou l' ad drowned today and a filth TEN ARE KILLED I •ltm n report 1-f cit)' llbnt l.11n• thai hundreds of pt'I"SOll~ l<'ml) ~ artly out ol work lUI:' '> pcllrlll ,. llu ~par£ tlml' readmg T ~thmcMI bolui 11od p rlodi U\ 1 ar~ n demand act:md ~~ tc J1 lm 1 FJgh Cclwubu , llt.anan Ht said thlllt the lncJCase In the numt.er e>f llbrror, p8~1ons Ia ph nl.m rna! and he uttrlbutEj lh<.: ~ tu1 tlon lo a dt-slrc ot the un~nlplq • (\ to bJtter themselves 'Instead ct ampant 1111 onr the country ra 11 Province of TO CONSWER WATER NEt:DS loyal trooOll coJwnbus o Aug 13-lNS- 1 Detroit AUI 13-INS-A plctmto Clifton Mills W Va Aua: 13.Arreat. used ma.c:hlnll! gWls, iiUiniJ ten and Ftut steps tcward maklnl a studv or a IJloomy and troubiou.s commK tak1nj numerous prisoners Planm. or Ohlos water need!t were statl.t'ti jwmter was pa.lnt.ed before the na\Wa r.hlngtc.n Aug 13-INS-- The A 1ream murder l.h which the ery, ~lt.h e:ar; bombs were on the way ~') today followtna an orJanlzatiO.l , c.r 11 unemployment commllt.ee here fed~ral tarm boards Pl'OP>J8al to mur1eress, 11 n ... tractive matron ol tb!JI province to assist 1round forct~ meeting held here by the Ohio Wat- todllY by Oovernor OltTord FinchDt the suuth t11a t It de~;troy O~Je-Ull.J u 1 Rebel& tmd LoyoUst.s at. Ccja Del er Con~~ervatlon Board recently of PenMylvanta who declared the of 'h(' CUITent cotlon crop m or,. n ... ntown ·" was Impelled ty Rto were facing each other on the named by Governor Oeorae WhllR federal rov~rnmenl was the oruy 1to ':..rlng about better pri'c~s fOJ' the halludnatlons W teke the ltle of a1Utor1c bat!Jefteld where the Cuban Senator David H De Armond or ! power great enough to met't tile stt- 1cthf' two thirds ls the boldest the po~tmaater o1 tlll.a llttlfo village national hero Maceo, dereu.ted .su. Hamllt.on Democratic floor leader uatton move the board hllli made smce 1t wu revealed today with the capPf:Tlor Spanl.!lh fOJ"eeR In IIIH In the upper branch or the att.h gen. He- began his address ~ stattug eutPr. 1:1 the wheat and cotton pltR ture ot Mrs Evelyn Harader, 43 An oftlcl11l communique said tha• era! ASSI!mbly, wal:i Ohosen chair- that what he had to SS.J ..was not lo t :; b,ttl(' the traders with gov-.:rn~ motl.er of a ten~year-old school ten rebelll were klllod ln ftghttna: man, and David Warner of Oolum- 1bt" lnt ..rpreted Ill a bid for the Re- menf funds 1 1irl at Lolnu Del Taro QYHWa tle:ht- bwr. WJUJ elected executive llfiCt'e\al~ pubttean presl<kontla} nomination Opnlu 1 j,~ppeared dtvlde<:i t:Jd1011 i1 Mrs Harader aobblna" hysterlIn& WU rtported from Y'ft4ous It Ia notblng (1£ tl\e aort he amr: le dt th '711: - '! eai.~J. w&B t¥en.r.\o e-.t.-..tv by thal~t was ~~~ thi tuncUom .... ~ ~::..,... .., ~:rr'!""!'' ....,. . . . . . aDd. • A~ ;,a' iald BO~_,_ I LJ'l'DlB ~·~~ 1Jld. '"'IJlil . . .. tlon has came tcJ a. the~ Ut:'~~~~ers$~= ., . • • •~ • 1 D. • .,... who <11..,. •end II' ' an 8 1011 ,.,. ...,.,-t.. ,..g anot~~er~"':x.u~~ trom ~ 1 ~ '10 Q~ ~•'bni!Jlt llt~i'Je"""',',""-aMt"!'l'6l tbe of 'J Qhtlt=CJQIOD, tlon and also as tp wlletber Pfelldeot MaChado left Havana tlon Comm~ "JGhn w. THom'p.- tte mtem~t without betnro charged ers ran l:oe J)etsuaded to rb alq Blahop cannon could take wben ICUs on receipts or wont .,..'tlir the ifliiet tat? the water unexpectedly today for an unknown son and memller.s of the state Oott- with political lnt.entlon " With fl'le boards plan It would. subpoenaed befor!! tbe conunlttae trqedy. '· Ah three ot the women \!.tt:tlms ~>ervntion Counell •ere reported toThe nation • Oov"rnor P!nchot have to be a voluntary cooperaupon hie return from EW"ope 1n the 'Itle vk:tlm WEUI CeCil R M!oha:et <Jrown-!!d when they were unab.le to Arbor M1cll Aug ta-JNa deatinatlon Th! chief executl't'e travelled ltljday aa members or the oouncil pth· llllkl 1~ In the lriP of a gtea.t de- t10n on the part ot the prod.ucer1, next few weeks He could retuae to 25 married and the father of thl't'c> (!JCDJ::le trmn the D)aehlne Keogh revolver with whkh one tesUfy on the 1 round that tv mlt'ht Children wa.a rtscued but died a &hart Ume victim• or the IIOI"dra his prlvat. railway t11r ·Yosemite ered here tor their nrst meeting 1 preulon it Ia a threat to our In- tor d ere cxillts nu l.Jlw wh1rh would Incriminate hlm88ll Chairman Nyc Mrs Harader was quoted by De- late• In Mercy hospital without I~'"""~·~ ~"~'~ torch mur- ruat;ded by a d~tachlnent of furtv since Oovemor ~rge WhUe auth- 11tttutlons It supplies the 8011 lor c mpfl a pbmler to dl'st.ro:v part orlzed them tu make all appoint- IJlruwth of Jdeag of government bOll- 1 ol h.s crop (R~ of North Dakota, bas made It putv Roth as t>aYIDII' Ahe received 0 rea:a'nm, consc1ousneSs ' tl111! posseukm ~ soldiers le t.he exact destination er ments In the conscrvut1on dlvhilon l tile tQ. our own In return for this voluntary dea.plain the CBmpu.b(n Funds com- "mM..., to till Michael Roth R.JObverln(l today In St Vincent s It was revealed for the Members of the councJI an.:! Alrliough recommendtn1 that trucuon or a third or the crop the mlttee Will l'eQWte the blahop tn &aid 8h.e told him she arose from h08pttal from severe cuts aud here today , Authorlt* =~t 1 Machado was NOT AnC t was repot"ted he platMed Thompson were 1-eported to be at prlnte charltjo be made kl carrv 1 farn1 board on ltb part pr<onUse:J to waive immunity If he testtnes bed procured a revolver and at- brul.ses Mn Yll!nor told pol'~e that the owner or the g-un But Cannon It Is declared by Ured only 1 t ht Koe b "' "UtOWJl and that hla arrea~ and ~~~~~~~~~on of t~e rmar od~s over the supervision of ROOSt: - I all It can,' and that th" ISiotels carry wit..l:ihokl from the ma!lt:et for IJ.Pe , friend11 wuld not refuse to iesttry n &CIIn Y n 1R c1uthlna: I ca1led lor the tour womer~ lleavy n.huni in thr: r~~u~n ~~~ ve . JQme Pl~e at Porl!lmouth I on extensive public wotRs pro- year 11.1'1 own holdings e11hmate1 ~.'.,"',..,"''.,u"'•qunt aoluUon to the 011 the ii'OUnd that he mi(ht lay walkeri to Michael Uttle cDntee- after they hlld retutued from TO Tt: W grams the PenMylvan\a a:overno, Rt upwards ot 2 000 000 bnles which htmse!l open kl criminal Pl'OIICCU- ~nerv stot't'! and )Xl6toftlce an J Loat ride He appeare:::l drunk Ute Jl ~lUln~ 11'1 only 11 mattel ta~en plaee thus far n~ departure was surrounded by CoJumb SAT 1·" warned that the~:~e measures alon .. l lt b::.1 iht In tl'.e OfM"n market a t.lon He has repeatedly defended tlrecl om shot Uichael died ul- •aid and drow on the road oyer hours 0 us the constJtutlot UJ 13 -INSA I were not enoUfh ld'ra.I e seerecy The president suit to test OOlUi ll I ago his tallure to file with the clerk of most lnato.ntly the 11butment five blocks troqJ- th.u ,:~T~h~·~':~',,n 'Jmportant arrest wa. The fed~! government can I rn the ~:pinion vf membc!rs ol the the House an entlre uccounttna c.r l Before dylnl he 188ped out th ~ beat landbl" monu.1Jtarlly was• the tlad Informed only hls closest lld- the Pringle automobile ruri' ty or 1 t65.300 contributed by E c Jame• name or Mrs H11rade1 as hill MTt:ree vouths aUroated by of Bber1ft Jacoi:J Andres vl5en of hi& decision to leave Ha- llLtle act was nled In t~ Oh~1~ or ~].s(' money to alleviate the condl- 1rr. tll .l st!l blliz.atlon b:):;ml wfiiCb son of Niijw York to the anti-SmitH salle.nt rcreS;m.'l extricated th~ b.ldteB Bneat he said would be Ya!'lll, and hls mUitary aide~ wer(' f preme COurt today by the o Cl~; I L.on k within ~ single 'ilieek the l iS .. he farm boards cotton .!IUI:II£1~ dlarv the ccmbln<'d ctfl.cl cr descampn.la:n lt'Jth said 'Wt'l!l Harader so.lfl t"t a two htlur ~truggle , myltCI'Ious ' Hflh guest eDtrtllilted with the task or choosing Loam and B.avinlrS Com n 01 ~>pea er 866er JML ~ ConcerninJI' those who d~clarc trr ·;~ r. r.n P·l hlrd of the present It Is PQ!Isible the Nye committee <~he harl been guided by 1 'codu party whlth ea:rly a bod)'luard of soldiers whose loy- I Wapoko.neta. I In an attempt to obtain the Ie~~a~R~~m'i: ne~d :: c~ the Prell- cnrn and tht' wlthholdln.,. ct lr.rgc may submit Its records ro District m111~alfl't' re~tv&l while she alept In horrlbll! denth alty could NOT be questioned 1 tr IP WBS beJJ ev- courts opinion of the law Kent w there lsn t ~ny Oovemo~ p~~~~i J:lOV('• nm~nt stcc.ks would_. bo: t o m~~ ~d":tnf~t!fl~n:~ 1 P,~ 1 0 Attorney Rovet In the next lew She had no Ill teclinlf for .MlchllPJ :;i;~:=~co(lpl~ lie HUghet~ I 'ma attorm•y •aked 1:1. aald t~:rially inCI ease t IJ.o polr• ,..>r l'ntweets fot grand jury mvest11at1on Sh~ even 11howed me the gun wltll NE'W BANDIT DRIVI:' with on 0! 1er tly •-Lim t In th P 1nocr 1 orupIn pu ..., en e favor writ of ruanda t J I ton 1 th t •' The statute of limltatloiUI runs to one tullet mlsshur' .,. ..., Wilbur M Brucker AI· or uisttng regime as well as co- M mw o eompe1 oc Slnct' their twltterlngs began \11.! ~ e presen market, thua - . Rdh took Ml'8 H ad Paul y 001 hits wos otdtnatinl' the etrorta or the varlow. ~· toPortage county clerk of ho.ve wunded eo many comers surlny producers a g1eate1 r tl.&n December oa:atnst any alleged vio· latlon of the corrupt practl"s "'' tal" h ar er t•.J a Nrw YQtk Aug 13-J»~:< : Wbllo to ld In th 1 enforce the law although Without flndlng the promised Pro5· t hl ~ \Cat by Cllnnon 1n fo.lllna: to fUe the re- s • capital for exnmlna.tton b.Y the ~land jury re&Unted ;;--invesa c l tvest- bodlea or Federal troops scattere,1 throuahout the tntertar stated In the sam(' petition that perlt~ that even these muezzins 10 'fl1 1 b:Jttrd s star1llng 1fJer • wa 1 ports in the opinion of sonte com- allt::ll"ts HI" sold murder charge!\ Uaatlon of tht> shQoflna <I ••·· Meanwhile heavy flltltlng was a simple reading of the bill wUI Lhelr lose-colOr"'d mJnarets mu~;t n:~.cle In Identic t e]-.!fram~ W!':taob mittee members already have bren P"'' •rred !I .... ... 1M the e:tate wt'rt' '1 l orm In a street he1e Jllly 2a ~ v hi h0 •· d reported In progresa neor Blerra ~nvl~c~d the r:ourt It should NOT have begun to doubt their lnfallt- ('llnl,man Jomfs C Stouf' •:ent U\e In RriUifll' the- blahop a plea. for ty "anpte 1 d u, oor " 'f p.... c~ MorenB& Offtcial communiques Is up eblllty' govnuor~ of a dozen wtt,..n-proa writ ot prohibition before Justice CALIFORNIA HIT ra, po lCe Pl'lljXlre tn Under the jUriSdiction ( 1 aunch a nt:w drive agu .. 1st gun- I'"'""" t h 1 1 suect by the Machado government - - .. The speaker warned that the duciul{ states ~ Cox R H McNeill attorney fol BY CLOUDBU T ooun Y w ere. on a one J" Indicated continued Federlll vlcto ~ 501 J\Blh:STED wlmer would bring with It JrOwmg At the same ume Stone anOO~~c~ 1 _Cannon, charged the Nye comml.RS men lanl! the bodle;; of the B"'rlln Aug 13-- INS-Ftve huu lawle!ll>ness and disrespect lor gov- ed the return of Alexander Le&'Re to tee Is seeking to wreak political F'Qrmatton or a new squad ol and ttM>lr companions Wt-re tea but newa trJCkllna: tn throuJI'h the rtgorous censorship Imposed by d. d 1onunl!' l~ts wcu arresteo In ernm~nt Farm Board ucttvlties as a m•mW vengeance a~~:alnst him j:~~~~An~]Pie.!l Alii 1S-IN8- mctcrcycle po!Jcemen, who w11l JYered ln blalt•li automobile Already he !aid we have seen or the Cotton stabJiiza.tJon lklaril He contended the committee canCalifornia was today re· ride In armol'ed cycles armed with H .. nry Pord showed ht.!l intere~;t the IJOYernment save rl.!le to the be- a rr 11.1::1-up In the Ruhr district to · I not. lnvcstJgate Caruwna anti-BmJth from emf!'> or the worat pump g1111ns, wa11 announced by In rt:Ming down th~ murderer lief that the rebels were putting uo day char1Jed with plotlln11 a red re 1 Lhe pregnant SlglU ~hat men who.'iC l..etrge retired as chairman ot t~ vclt tguln~t U1t' goven1ment MorP 1 famllles lack the bare necessltit's o1 Fedt!ral Farm Board laat spring " oonunlttee because It apent money In Ita htsVn'y Commlsaloner Mulrooney rtJt. when he sent Hlilrry &lnnett, his a stubborn battle than 100 firearms were selr.e::l In lng are likely to regard It as The cot\on market haa ~n hrf' supporting the election or prelllden.three., waa ~rted to armc.red c.~~;rs wiiJ patrol t.he city lnnstigator and five aids to KILLS OLD EN't;Ml' I theu rl~tht to tflke food where they demoralized state ever since Ba:tllr~ Ual eleeton. purely ,.~,, In their mountain day and ntoht ... om-, ""' Ann Arbor to as&ist tlle date auAt.,f'ns 0, Aug 13- lNS-EndCLEMENCY DENIED 6nd it I day when the crop esttmatlrq: 'bi:Jtid Elisha Hanson, attorney tor the late yesterWltneBS611, claimed by palll'e t thorttles lnr t11ree years enmity John Po.ulk W""hlngton Aug 13- INB-Exe of the Department of Agr1citl=· comm1ttee, lnalsted however the caused a tor· bave named the m•n who 1'·-• ,, lud~.. ucu One hundred atate troo-rR ffere t8 Wda.y shot and killed John So- cutlvl' clemency hu been denied 1 to .w•• p •-prectlctP.d a cotton crop this ;ve comm Ittee has cn.nllOfl's <Jwn state........ 8 sec ~ can· a 11val racketeer and shot the cllU...ment that he 80,.,.ht to ol-t dty of the TehachapJ mountains d,. ,_ today seeklni twu young m<"n who War& to at ClrcJe Hill near here Albert B Pall and the torme1 RUNAWAY BAGGAGE ~!a584 000 bales or 1600 000 bl , 1 ...... up to a I uollne 11t a 11 on near eenators and meMbers of .the~House c1ou_...rat put telephone and then a p...v, may be caUf'd be!""· "" · d-v• '" according to pollee ~abtnel otll.trr will have to (.'Outlnoe CAR HITS HOUSE 1ur~~o:!ts Year While the 11f0rld'i ., weU ~·:•'!.•Ph lines out ot oommi&sion &:rand luron today Twa of tht tnurder 8Ct!08 shortly after the Pault was arrested Shortly arte 1 to 'lf'rve his ~ntenre In the Ne11 are still bulern.r_ ~~l Answerlna: the contention of cansome cases cauaed su.spenWitnesses to the shootth(l' crime had been oommJtted the staying and held on char11es ol Mrut:lro stlltf' prison until elig1bl~ Wilkes-Barre Aug IJ- INS _ - (Co '• ' non's lawyer that the blahop rallorad sthedulflll were brutally beaten by Ma1ttn BwetUck, attendont at tM ltlanslatlP'hter H1s wile was also for parole about four month11 FIVe person11 were throvm !rom otlnued on pagt' thfeto> beinl persecuted, Hanson Bald. At Monolith water poured Into 1 when queatloned Thls was held fo.r questioning henu: their bed:; four automobiles wen' Bishop cannon Is trylna to the Edison Oompany's plant and by the oftlcen f0Gntlnutt1 on pap three) Attorney General Mitchell an- demolished and the home ol Edwin ~ f tlclpate somethtns he rear 1 may the Pls.nt or the Portland Cement PAID TOO MUCH nounced today thll.t the clemellt:} Lymphllny was dllmllged t.odav l F happen elsewhere." Company torcln&' workmen to ftee 418 CtiT TIN PERCF.NT Oolumbul 0 Aq II-I~ h~ J..len denied Fall wiihot~L til(' when the riding carol a fast Bui1 ·~ f<Jr their uves Dayton, 0. Au,- 13-INB-M- state ~tenators lnvestip.tlnl h.llrh- applloo.tlon ever reac~tng Presld!nt lfalo·New Yort Lehl(lh Valley rail<COntinued on pqe three) Hlrhways were transformed into 400 employes a 10 per cent 1ft)' department admlnilltratlon tAl- Hoovt"r road express train uncoupled ll.at'l.f I , ' II ol mud near Tehachapi In Will~ on the Cincinnati & da.J were in po&seaRion rit lniOJmafrom a striP~ of cars raced lou1 1 and Woodford 8cot"es of Erie Railway today hlld beell. 1-Ioft chaJVinR the department onr1miles down grade and crashed mto Aa He Pla111 Appeal From It were mired IQ,oU.eto 1•;;:;:::~ by Thomas ConWa) Jr. pild a YOUI'lptown contracting I the house l Helill Gate n~r here I Yeara $11000 F" .1. 1 SHF.RIFF CUNNINGHAM DEAD I' an.d Stones Fly Dur-\1 Only treJght and pas~- !l!rm •'l,.31tl for Wtlrkmeh•s compenThe car a ~regulation bn.agage I llle Atlantic City, N J. Au• 13iDI Pracall One Shot, crews were exoepted In tbe 1!18'1.km tnsunmce which the state 'uopac.~ enjfilpty Jf tra, lnmcn., picked I Imposed hy Jud ..e ~ . lNS• ...... rr c momen urn a.s t raced -800rltr Thomas W CunningTwo Arre•ted 1f8Vfr noovered. down the long grade At Hells Gak I New Y k Altbou11h Vir t u a II J' All ham 72 of Philadelphia, died 1n In Houae Burnin.,Charred l theflyinJI'Carstruckasharpcurv~'l Ll'gt. ~ug 13-lNS-Jact the AtlanUc Olty ~tal here tojumped thi! tracts and ploo;~;ed lnt'l amon,l fiN' on Jl5.000 H - of Safety Hu day He had beerJ Ill for a few da)'ll 1:1--INS-Body of Maa Found ID the L}mphany nome t>all >lfi"r sentenced Vt'l>tuday w. SeeD AbandolJ8d lf t lfo'Deral breakdown and h~art Ruin.• of Buildinl The Impact tore away part or the pay 1\ •u 000 fln e and serve four attack kitchen, and Lhe car bounclng off •eal"'i lll II. federal prhmn for viol .. Copenhqen A~ 13-INB-AlPor yellrs Ounntnrham had been New Ca•tle, Pa AUI I3-IN8- the bulldlnK strutk tour automo- tlon of tfloe prohlbltlon law \\~at tho:Jy:h virtually wlthaut. hope 01' close associate or Wm S Vue, EDITOR'S NOTE - This l8 UU! tanrtble property nor the BI\Se!llt- Belle...ed a pi)S81ble murdl!l' victim bites parked 1n the yard ~ rerkln; repotted planning an appeal today IUCCES! Danlsh llhips an1 airplanes 0 P leader of Philadelphia l:r;~~~r.IMD'ies of artlclell by In· ment eertlftcatea made by the COWl· Jill unidentified man wu burned t.tJ tllem ~It'> rppeal probably wotdd not bll! were still Rearchtng for Parker ho.d played a pmmlneut part New• Service, explain- l)' andU.or of the oomml9fllon nor t.he dealh today In a. flre which de•• card unlit November Cramer American trans-Atlant-Ic PhUadelphla poUUce new tauUon taws ad<Jpted elaN~ Ontaoa:lble) tax duplicate stJw'ed the home of Lewis Paale:v I OHIOANS Ht:Lp AS ROBBERS M lnwhile Diamond fa('ed trial flyer and hla Canadian radio Ohto 89th General Asseln- ll open to publlc: 1n11pectlon except here M:llwButet. Will AUg 13-INs-- by t1 e state on ch~.rges or ldd ape!"3.tor today 'bat the latter may be Inspected Tbe charred body o1 the victim Btflllley Coltn 18 and James Con- I :n::: m up-state- elder true~ap. 'lbe 1teamer Ialand Palk and under order• of a Pederal court' was found aoon •rter th~ nre h11d nell 20 both of Cincinnati were Thl~ l.rlal was tentat 1\eJY sch an, property Balance sheets, copies or Federal razed the dwelllng under arrest heno today after al- uled for Beptt'mbe Jt ~!:1· two aea.planes were combing the 1 toast of Jutland tn the hope ot ~;;~~~~:~~~~ 1ncome tax returns and other reDomlnlek Parley ftnt Identified legedl~ oonf:"lng ~~ they held 1 thl" N ~w Yort rac~etel!r t t11m1 which a taxpayer may be Ute body a1 that of hla uncle Lew- up a rug s ~ _ k S2~ Jtabl... to a sentente at tro 20 .... flndlna: the mtsslns plane tn ICtne callld. upon to funliah to the State Is, but ~ latter ap))f'.aftd a short f4o Vf:!ars m "" ~mote cove Other steamers on the 'hir eommlllaton muat. be enclolled In time later and aald he knew noth- MAT SUMMON PARI.IA.MENT If Dta.mond lookout tor the a.1nnen In the north •litd envelopes, and wtt))ln 11:1 1111 o1 the ftre or the identity ot th11 London Aur: 13.-INB-A IJ)elllal fall u will be to PriBon thll ~ ~ and aloni the Norwesllln C0&6t lobe penonal property DlQIIUia are to bl! returned to the man who bad been burned sP.S&Ion o1 parliament mav l»e Slim• l'>ll.d Lfom hehl dth~hthlrrt time he o~ut , fall4'cl to loeate Utem .::·_.,-··.:'=''- han been publle ta.J:Dayer CoroDer Caldwell tafe&her with mon~ to cope With the emergmcy Jt..., Jl!ln h n ( bua P' 1 1'tt£~n er~mer and b1s radio operator ~;t~~_,:,t to At no tame, UDder the law Bl'l! cl~ and state auU\otlue& lmmedl· resulting from Britain s flnaoc:lal •n P ~""tl '>bo.: mnntm oro werr lost on the laat lap tJl their HGb blanks open tw ecruttny to ale~ 11ar1ed an ln'fftltiptkm aeek- crtats It waa lelmed by lDtema.unlawful ~ntry conV1ctlon aDd joumrr from Detroit v.la OIW!n·IIO'!".i &DJbodJ but- mtmbtn Of the TU: \hg e&WJe of the blue thortil.&iw tional News80UI'C."e 8er't'lce from an au- durtnll ..IU' he Rtved a tii!Q ' land. lceland and the Parae COIIIIfldllfon t.hett Mnplo)'e& &nit to lden\tty of the orictlm toclas' tf>n"e fnr ~rtlnn 111\(f lando 'lbe1 oet nut from ...,..,... UW A Gilt of. traeD ~ 1iO mat LeWII PaCJeJ, owner of the hOme, SUmmonm. of parllalnent Ia be.. non·c.atnJnMslorN"Cf omeer t:bfltland lelandl1 Sunday on qatDR ollclall w}JO is at prNe'ilt In llal7 Durlnl his lnl: IM!I'Ioully cUictJued br Plrtr P&rdc.ned by Preaiden~~=~~; tftt dl~ !ft7 lnf~tlOn IXCipt tn dleltCI, tbf home wa• Olccul)le<l by ,~le&den. and a &pecJal lltllsloo ta a l)lantOIKI bu been 'ftre tliourhi to have been·,.,lllri u~~:. Ill• llot-<tlii II*\> olulloo. I _ , ...11>. o '*"""'""dlolloot It .... •l4 ~~- '. 1 l rebe\ J'iiW'·•- - .trlj nce ..:=:m~!*a?::;~? ::'n= ~ :C -:: 1~'::::\,:~ ::,s plant~ I . ?f .. I I :; ltA 2PAIR MEN'S FANCY SILK SOCKS . 19c MEN'S FANCY SILK SOCKS, 50c $1.00 Value, 3 PAIR . BOY'S PLAIN COLOR IRON SOCKS 3 PAIR .. C Bey' a Short Silk Socks . . . . 19c Men's Fancy Sock Garten 18c Men's and Boy's Delta-. 25c, SOc, 95c 25c . ,,e Garment LEASED 1- ·n<o FANCY SHORTS and ATHLETIC SHIRTS CARL SAUVAGE -:-.. 20x40 TURKISH TOWELS With colored borden, ex· Ira value-- 2 for 75c !Vll;;l~ TO THE VOTERS! . 35c It Will Pay Y<>u To Buy Men'r Furnishings From Us. We Sell Them For Leos DRJESS SHIRTS Mad" of Pr~mier Cloth with a real guar· anteet t~ give aatisfaction-to wear-to hold ita col.;r-lf they do not we will give you another Shirt FREE-Large range of patterns ancl aql'ors-Extra full cut and well madeSi•e• l4 to 17- BISHOP MAY BE CAll[D ro R TfHIMONY ,.Tft: Special Value .. ··.·. RUFFLED CURTAINS Priscille otyle with tiebackr and colored trimmed, pair 35c n FARM BOARD MAKES BOLD PROPOSAL I :· Spetib.l Sale Men'i Wear " I thank you for your vote of confidence in the Primary, in my campaip for the nomination to Council and I thank you in advance for any support accorded me in the November Election. 35c IMPORTED .JAPANESE PURE SILK PONGEE 12 MOM ME- RED LABEL-FIRST QUALITY per yd Betay Rosa Star-Rite ELECTRIC ELECTRIC CURLERS TOASTERS A.aorted Colora Guaranteed Handles and Silk 79c 79c Box Paper, new Shipment, ,Ju"~ m, white or Tinted, 24 Sh•ets and 21 Envelop~s. 35c value, 2 boxes for NO. 283 MAY BE CIT!ID French Panta and StepIna-Extra Quality, new patterns, Only - 39c 60c SIZE LISTER IN E ;.;...;..;..;..;..;..;..;..:....;.;...;..:..;..:..:.. . FOR POMEROY NE IVS ··- FULL RAYON SILK BLOOMERS BLUE MOON TOILET PAPER, ONE OF THE BEST 5c IWLLS ON THE MARKET, 8 ROLLS ·~ UTEATHER FORECAST- \ SILK DRESSES-YOU'LL BUY ONE OR TWO OR MORE AT THESE REDUCTIONS ' New 1931 Styles, Printo and Plain $6.95 Former Price, $15.75 and $16.75 $1.98 Former Price $5.75 and $6.00. Voile Drea<ea $2.95 Former Price$6.00 ~ $3.95, Former Price $10.75 and $12.75 NEW SPRING COATS AT ALMOS·T YOUR OWN PRICE-BUY NOW FOR FALlJWEAR QUEENSWARE and GLASSWARE DEPT. New Deaiana, American Made, Ultra Square shape -The latell pattern. 42 Piece Seta $11.00 Fxtra Speeials lor Tbis Sale Only! 25c 15c 24c unr Trib,...., eall 238-LI lf the BllliOIIice ulr. for 202·R. WAY BILOW COST l»RJCES ON- '11te Ions a.wntwd day hns come Jour 'ro.1led so JD.r they w£>re Th~ ua.cle hu.s spol•cn antl today tancc ' ttl& dny aftE-r the vol.eMi have made lx.'E'n struck by two dJlfe~nt auW- of CJUrt of common pl~as, It wa• their choice the va11ous U1dlv1duals the nrst one rendntna: announced Wednesday m:)l'ning -.M were seeking oftice know 1tl 'llle result or lhe CounciluncoMCIOWI and then the oUtThe Judge of the common pi llS leaat ~ust how pl)pular or unpopu manic fight showe1 tha.t cour( is to llppolut the &mmi&sh.. l· BethallY Church can produce strtklng him later No theory I J lth r h "'" ll 1ar lbey are wiLh the voters a~ to advanced by relativ-es as to l!l'S t. wors ne er a w en <><w. taaur 15 placd before the publlc In other than baseball playeNt 'tWKln for his belns there be an attorney-at-law not more tbe yur 1931 Three of lhe nominees for thar: one of whom 11hall bt: or tht In Pomeroy what wa$ expected council are members of thil! same political par~y The commtss "t!> ""a spirited contest for the tburch which for nearly IN~TRUCTORSW[D loners shall at~nd upon ea.ch lhre.., years was WJdefeat.ed tenn or cGurt for which a jury Is , Mayou job on the Republican tic'ket proved t.o, be a ruu11way vic· In 1<.: creatlonal b11ll The drawn u.nd their SlLiary 01 coru't«lry for that old warhorse and exthree men D.re Ernest. Du~rr, pen~at1on shall be fixed by J..he CC.WlCilmall wm Hl.:lul Mr H!:'lChairman of the Finance Juds~ payable out o1 lhe c<;unt~ ZE:l rf'celved the IIIJn s share or Committee of the church treallury vote:J In every one ot the six vot.Benjamin Neutzllng Super· Th1: juror comm188lont!rs shall be tnt: pu~clncts In the vlllnge polling lntendent of the Bunday provl•ted an olt'lce by the boor 1 oi ilfi4 votes whik' hill opponent Mr Hchool and Edgar Eberl!l'ach cou ltY comml~;t;lonen and to alsu oowme received 267 Tl1e eve1 treasurer of the Church Pinturni'h neclll:lsmy 11upplles 1 ne IJCUlleJ, popular eme1cnt and ac11nces duty of the commissioners is t.o comnKJd&tlng clerk R G Wubste 1 It Is hln!A!d that a number mee1 un or ber<Jre the !ust Mondu)' runnmg &ialnst 11mc tn Rncc of would be omce holders In Ausust 1932 to cornplll' 11 h~~ 1 ~~ parlance breezed h ome like who ure now without church First Game Of Tbree To of 11s many JuJOrs ~ h~ts bet 1 &• quarterhorse wrth 02::1 vote:; tu amllatlon are tatlng thi11 signuted by ttt2 judgt: rne 1 J!ps.rt Only one Instance arose tJ Into consideration as they Start For League ~>ha 1 1 be compiled from the Just ot JQar the serenity ol \.he picture tu 1 C&l!t their e~es about In antiChampionship tlecwrs furnished as t:.efore und Mr Webstu That occurred when clpatton of selectltl(l: 11. chu~h I Will ttnsutule the Jwy list lor tb1:l nturns for Third Wnrd c heme ~fore entering pollThe long dei;Sed series between years beahmlng Ali&UBt 1 lll32 I ,..& ec.unted nnd nnnuum:t: :l an<.l tics the Rig and ~el and Teachers The oommlssloners rellnve Lhe ;k WM round that o B Krelnblhl will ret under way, without rlrht to llummon any elt!Ctor of ~led one vote In hl.s precinct Mr Wednesday evenlnll, ltll Bevel'hl pseclncta towuJ.hlps or We~r and Mr Krclnblhl being on the Democratic ticket there nt~rhtl hu been announced by trlcfd t.o appear bflot't'! them In former neighbors thet't'! L'i some was IIUle or no Interest man1!e8U!d Pather Eugene Dunn, president or their o.HI.cc tor exam.. 111 tion tor " douLt in Mr Web.'fler 11 m.nd jw;t except in the on!' msta.1ce thal po&lllbte Juror If llll7 ~:~~...;~!![~~ who polled that one \Otc although btlng lhe three cornered tlsht tor ot three games will be t.u hliJ>C&r bflwre the (ll Mr Krelnbllil mslsts thot what Mar•Jml all three men havtng to decide the winner or th<> as ~ummoncd he 11haH be fined rm Mr Webfller thinks us to the cui- thmwn thetr hats m the ring too,....... championship o.s the former contempt or court unless physJCalprtt is NOT true In a.ny event nu l lnte to be on the ticket Each was won the first halt buntlmc ly tumble to u.ttend Drt.~.wu 1 ~ h.J l>erqocrattc: was qualified to be- forC"~>d to t~.sk lm ftlt:uds t.o wrtt t l the latter won · the second the Jury ahau be made as ~~fme come an opponent of Mr Webstl'r his name on lhe Llcket Charles alter a play-otl' betwMm these but by the commlss.loners Jn lht' k l"" the 1Ie ld wlth ' ' vo...,., •~· S&lne teams at the cl'•· at the c1 mlng November ••lcctlon 1 R'c t I' s ~ schedule '""""' or th•t P''"n'' or a Jud•e 0 1 the co nunon Tracy was a poor second with 12 plea!; court, cleJ.k of court u..u1 Fm treasurer that well known whi!J Eddie Young truJled wlth 10 Dr Tom Crow has also ls8ued a aherlff and emcient lndlvtduel Waller vole<~ Mayor Hess 01 cour&> had to meet the ramou!! It 1.s believed that this low .,., 111 Vaug!uul did nearly a:J well as no oppo.sltlon and received 68 votes Ftters at 8yraoul5e Suu- tend to do away with the delay Webster al&o without opposition Antmmy Oraber with 43 votes l!l with "Doc's Dentists ' compiling lla~ ol jurors tor a. year poll'J'f 558 votes the Democratic nominee ror t:.reaswhich the doctor ha~ The judge shall excuse those Jur'11110 result or tho Marahal s race urer while no one qualified for FUera a1't' a hard bunch to ora who deE:D~ it necCI!88J'y bul unonce more proved thnt manv o[ our Cieri': El~~;ht votes were llt(;es.>ar~~~~:~;~:~~~!~~~:~~ alJ their atarta to leas so exctUitld they mWit. u.ttemi .eo-caole~ vote calling expert11 do quailf)- tlecatiae 8•.4 oi the rame played Dio.bu.t at .:He dPerJins of court and there cast lr. rt:quJred and one num w N ended Jn a no-hit, shut. after until they are dlscha..tgta.t, ~r===========---=\ Gordon polled 4 two llhort of the for FlannKan their twirler without lurtheJ notice While the election boold necell'Ulry number There were 96 batt~rs having been rorced lu otnclnls v.ere wa!Uug for revotes cast by DemocratJ; on strikes tun1s w come In from Pon:teF'm Counclhnen Schaul and Jas roy and Mlddk!port ~~everal P'UJI'Illt v.e~ the only two whost• CARD PARTY yarns were spun ~:nd <.lUInames a)lpeared u l the tl~Jtet bul 37 voters wrote the namt of th~ lng an lntumlsslon that KUlla friendly Mullen popular old soul I Charlet! 1cf'mlnded hit. hea.rers \.hat the .old war horse a11 he termed him Mayor Hess who ht<nd M the D~mocratie ticket, enjoyed n dl8tlnct1on enjoy· &1 by few If any men In the country It is that n 1alse waa voted our mayor and he WIUI jumped from t400 yearly salary to f600 but Hizzoner said Nothing Doing I lllYl pald all the jobs worth A l!econd attempt was made, this t1me 1to raii!C hl~ sa.huy to 15110 but attll t{le • Mayor ,.11.8 obdilratt nnd 10 tile ~1ll.t'Y still stands whllr ntbe.r 't'U)aps around approximatIng Pomeroy ln !ilre IU'e Pfi.Ytng their chid e~cutiV!f' per year NOTICE-If ,.. • ... the Newa Ollice of The Dail, Complete Clearaaee Oa all Summer Goods. Sale Starts Friday, August 14th, 1931. TO COMPILE LIST InJuries. (lttachea at the hosplbo•Ueved there wBB a chance ;::::============'; READERS Commiaaionera BtlE'MLrd had reeetved sevoral &eV· lF --~----- VOL. V i • • } late Monday niKhl following fOUNDRY TO PlAY CONT[ST TON IT[ .... ., .. Furate, Schaaf, Fin.terwald, Leitwiler and Chosen By Democ:rata For Council; Ricketta Wino Three Way Scrap for Marshal 1.......... coodtUou or H B BW':.UU'd Hockin&' who waa talten Final Reduetlon Sale 'a t $1 \H in STATE NUS EUU HIGH S T l NO I .H H AV( C . L JMJIJS fJ dldieo Pure Slt'lt HOSE Full Fiiliiuned, French heel -New and Wanted Shades -Fint quality4l.OO val. 69c a I n Y"' NEW Y.ORK TO BEGIN I H :Ur • I• 1 1 :::f:dthey -p;;_- I D'Iamond Is Free . On $15 000 Bo,.' I Labor Argument Ends In -- Danish Vessels Hunt For t IOffiM cersdScen or er Mystery I I I I aad PERSONAL PROP ' ERTYR - ETURN BLANKS ro BE KEPT SECRE'r o7 I I ::;;re:;: a:ne' 'iaicetoi. ,- .... 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