https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/41aae1c25a74cb7c2ed4b14e2e0de6b7.pdf b1fd239eada49789a1666484f8ad479f PDF Text Text .·. P'IUD4Y. AUGUST 28, liSt ~s Perso--la IIAIIS BANK LAW MAY BE USED IN OHIO By CONGRESS As PATTERN FOR ea~~~~~t' c~:C~ !1~h~JJ ~ M[[TINC MINING FEDERAL ACT ON SAME LIN Es ~;~~~~lt~:n::no~~ LOCAl nsa ..., JUV :.tllft I •• t.{L>S Reva BaJiey or will"''"' H• monU>Iy """' .,. l tur."d Thunoday !rom , Pomeroy and w!ll meet patlenta at tl"'p to Chleaao Oldl:n, Ill, th~ceS:~: cu!s Sh::~e!nd to M~e.:,~.~~Y """""' !h:v.:;l~:/':~i ftah fry and soclaJ at the church apd brutbt>r Olen or H~.'l . Ill , dau1hten Amy and AUee, mo~ att.en•l ~he Regetl.a. r,turned t.o theiraevt!nlJ homesd!tyt>P'ridfl,y momln& a.!ter vWt 8 r ot the oriUlfl.IUUon. .., Everyone la extended ll welcome to with thf!lr mother, Mrs Mnry 8[ nD[ il t.o ClnclnniL\t Friday where Mre. Mr and Mni Bcot.t McQula:l arLee wm make arrangement& for rtv~ __, 1 ~• b l r a week Uvtnr durtrw the comlna achool rom ......,.urn ua o term whlle her daughters are 1n end \!sit with relatives liUld trlen~ t h e superv n WL~hln[t.on, [ u~~ ~~:tL,IIk~l:g :ltrc~ia:lo:y(a~ ~~u=~e:': :ar:.ur~~ll r~uMr Ba~~y ~Ch=r~nk D Cl . AUJ. 28--The I tram:nit.l to another. or cl.reul&: attend. Smith ~~Ddan~ and at. Cinclnna!J unlve-r- Cl OBITU"&Y claua:htl!r of Clf'V~liuul \1.\lted with Frffi Richards has lm}!ro\led cln:ulMte, any fallle or unltuc Nellie DeWolt~. daua:hter of Mr ~~~~s :fo~m::; ~ ~~ from his ncent liln@56 110 tu to De st;&t.ement.,l rumor or .~ru~aestion and Y:ra. Mart DeWolfe, was born I141M May Ote'l& and !onne-rly lived abll!l to be out on the .Sll'<=et agam l dertl8R1«)' ;t.Q the !lnanclll.l eondl- at Dorcas, Ohio, May 24th, t&tK, de- ~ Mlli Johannah Matthew110n r~' tiot"! , SCIIvenay or ftnanctal standin¥ parted thlll Ute AugWJt 28th, 1~1 .1 Carl Ohllugf't :-.c.d '"''U!ti.lterltumed Thursday from 1:1 ~eve t'al of any blt.nt, .sav1np bcnk . bank!Jlj beJne at the time of death 3'1 years. j Gene\'lev~ will len\le Sunday tor wtek.J visit wlth rt'lathers at Charo.uoeW.tlon, building and lOBJl as- two months and twenty nine day 1 Clevfland whr::re Miss Genevieve letiton, W Vn · IIOO'l~lon or trWJt oompany doJna: of ap:. She was united In marrll\ge j 1'1ill enter Bt Lukes Hospital Mr and Mu Let! Mi:lxwtll. two buainHS m Uds state shall . be fin· to Jams T Jaclteon on the 'llLird l wtvre $he will take 8 course in rons and dauahter arrived ftom ed not rnore than one tJwu.saJJd day of Auauet. 1918 She haa been H'l.U'liO" Tnlinlng rtldtlphia, 0, Thuraday and are dOll!in: or lmprlaoned Ill t.he pen!- a member of Bethany U B. Church I Mr and Mn Item Rowih lU I ~J~Ittn~~: Mr and Mrs B H Ewing tent1ary not more than t••o ' 'M..lS, a':ce 1m ~d hs.a lived a Ge\'oted 1110 1~ Marietta Batu~y to at:nd , and Mr. and Mn Alvin Noirhs lor both: ~rlB:n U e untU the end came. tile Rep.tta to be held on t.he Mr and Mrn Erroll DawsonmovF'rJm t.hl.s Iana:uaiJe, it Ill ew.sy to lun:u h'!'h~ck Bu~ay rtBe!too~ d~ Mus!rlr1f\lm nver ed '"M'n Spring aVe:lllt' to lhe Eberbe st:en that the Ohio law ls Ve!'~ h r neu ~ v er 0 J sbach tlllt over the A & P &t.ore wide In Jt.q scope and WtLS deslgnea I er enJoymept with her IJCholars W H Nichols, local repre~entaMiss Emma Copeland mit d h e1 tto to th she lo\led so wen. and they learned tlve of the We11tern and Bouthem v t' I. to ~I ford lli:f w e JHot.eC n e 100 love her through her kindneu t.o Ute Insurance Company has been l latht'r Dr T A. Copeland In AthM'Is deJ)(*Itlng public as poiiBib~ again-lthem She was 'Nidely known and ' promoted to superlntend~nt of thlll WOOnsday lit t.lw8e Pf'"T80tl8 Whu wouki d.estrOJ liked throush her many acqualn- 1t.errltory 1 Mrs Ernest Corn and two dftlll!hconfidence in bu.sJ.ness or St'!k t..1 1tan088, aM ~~olway11 met them with Dr. Paul ROSt:nbaum Bouman who ters of Huntington are Klli:'.Sts of Injury property of othen a smile and a good word 1\as .been praetlclna In Cleveland Mrs Wllllam Fcss a.nd Iamlly for u ;: ' 1 0 • 1 " Fin I r mnor about any baplr. ma y be \15· t'd , 1 ~ L\ patt.t'rn for a Fcdtral Law alonw; Sl.ll lllar hnt!~j. by Cousrcw: ~. Definite Was [)e.. wh !o'n lt comenr::s t.h'~ r,u cided S uch a propostd Fl"dera l Ia"' was pendl l'(l. whet• th ~ La~:~l 1lt tsl c, 11 of congrellli t nd""d The pe"!la.ltlt'5 were " AT OPEN SESSION even more drastic Lhan th()S{:: or the preseHt Ohio law wh:lch stal'!ti that any J)('rson Q.•ho ma~1:1 rt;,peat..~ or Secret Meetin1 Followed clrculate6 11 fahe rumor ag11 im;t To Which Outsiders ~my b,lflk Is Uable 10 two years 1mprreorm t nl ln the onto pem~nL1~ Were Excluded !lry 1,r one thousand dollar flue or , Jr. a Joint met tlng ot orgn m:w J both .5 AJth h N h' ' OOD OUJ Ot lnf M:;t I 1 I Btrd Mining Tht Ohio !A 'II enatted !or th~ pru St a lt.t:or-Esst x tectiC1l or the 'kpostWts and lht' banks t;&ys "S..~tlon 1JJ83·1 WhoMiflf'll No 5 and 15 Thursday ttf~ evt'r, dln;ctly or lndiroctly, will~rnron at the Odd FeUows hAll , a fully and knm •tngly makes cl Qllnrn from the R ~ d COmpany a11d lhe -~ re~~~~trd ru:':!;e~~':. ru. Priday foJlowtna II. ~ral ~~s \llslt here with relatives i&lld M• IUld Ml'll. Ji'Te<l Hatbaclr., and ME Loui8e Conde of Colwnbul wtll spend the weet. end wtth Mrs Ellubelh Con· de , nd daugllter Bertha M• and Mrs Raymo•1d Fitch ot Eag!t: Rtdge announoe the birth of an e!ght pound daughter Thursday Mr and Mrs John Waddell of Cclumbus are vl.sitlns relatives and rrtendJ. here enrottte to the~ hom.rrom a wedding tour through the _...,__ Mn: William FOI!8, Mrs. Ernest Cora and daughters spent Friday wtth Mrs Charles Olbml at Hart~ ford, W Va Tl!l' Brotherhood o1 the FederiU- -- READERS NOTICE-If , ...........t the Newa O&Ke of The Dail) Tribune, call 236-L; if tbe Bualaeaa 08iee eok few 202·R. PORTSMOtiTH. OHIO. At Dr. C. 8. ShamMer's Offklt Saturday, Aua. 29th. I I in alao far made FULL 8••4&1 ... . .... ·- . -~~ I New ' ••• f• •'• •• • ' • • • • • • • • •• • ••' • • •• 1 will) I I I i "'''"''I SAS ·FLOUR, lar•e ~~;=~~:t~h~,~~"~'~IP~i<n~"~~o~r~d;ay~a~n~d~M~o~n;d;,a~y~,~~~n:;l;h~•~P~•~··;k~o~t~-~~";d~·~·~"'~C;o~n;';'~'"~';';;M;•;Ibo~u;r;nie-;1 cau . ' ·· SSe; lfLASSWARE m~~'::l and useful gifts , VInton !or the past rour years. • GUN REPAIRING AND RESTOCKING First Class Work. Satisfaction! ........... 'NEW FALL c~~:~~~~~~ 1 poundJ 31k·' 1' CHIPS,' 26c· jar ISc; I PANCAKE FLOUR, 13-pound h.a Ilk; PEN~IEl.,J : maket. iJ!IIy jell, 2 ,pk••· : 2 Storea,. in Middleport, I Pomero,..1 MODERN MARKETS, oats· and resses • 1 ~- •183 000 F d T • ' MORE COMING - ROUGH MATERIALS COATS ARE DIFFERENT AND FITTED AND LAST YEAR'S <:OATS WON'f DO . 1:.1 \rill w.teh '"' flm to ......... NEW FALL SHOES IN. J. N. Rathburn's Sons MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. o., r~~ll••••· fru lll.,.otlo• nnke pro~~l4et, ..,..t !.flaliall eM ~,.1111 ehM•· illg for lnjlll'iH, wh1tt ellt~WMIIt, '10'1 , •• laiJhlllllll'l .... Out ~ ... ''"" ..,.,.. cl•,.rt-t It .quip,... wit!. lllodern ... ct.-iqlly .,.,... c] H•lfth: property •IIIli ..-rnically ,..41., "INI' MIVic:• pr-ptfy, whe11 lllc-Hery. wioenldllt mold• to BROOII<S.EBERSBACH ....,.."" l'trnar LEASED WIRE OF \ rNTERNA'J'IONAL •••• • ••• PAINT INSIDE FLAT PAINT, fonnerly selling $2.45 Per Gallon, Now Sl.90 INSIDE FLAT PATNT, formerly selling $1.30 Per G11llon, Now .................... _... . $1.10 INS!~!. ~~~~.Pt"0~~T, fonner~_seiii~~. 10~ ...... __ . _. ,60c 1;2 JfqSJDP~.Ct~~~~~~~T: .~~~~e.rly .·~~li~g .$3.26. ~~~65 s1.35 INSI~~. ?~-g~~o~~~~~· .(~~·~er~y ."~ll~~g _$1:65. _. . 70c $2,65' INSI~!. Q~~;~~ ~:~N~, formerly.~~lling. 80~ ___ .... ___ OUT:!~~~~~~~:;·~~r}y ~~lling.$3.25 ... . _. _... INo Wblte lmladed) OIL, Linseed (5 g-allon to a customeP. Br·ing your container) Per Gallon . _..................... . TURPENTINE, (5 Gl]llon to a customer. Bo·ing your Container) Per Gallon ... _............... _.... . 85c 65c (WE SELL LOWE BROTHERS PAINT) BLACK ROOF PAINT, tormerly selling $1.00 NOW .... 65c tWe Do Not. GuriUltee Thill lb. lb. lb. llo, DRAIN TILE 3 Inch .................... 3c Each 41nch ................... 4c Each &Inch ................... 6c Each AU Abend Our S.wer Pipe Prices LUMBER No. 2 Drop Sidin1 $29.00 per thCMUiaad ICieaa bat •not&,---5000 ree& leftl Ao.ak About Other Lumber Priceo. • in ~utht'll &t port.lo!l WIUJlht. Wut Vlrgint!l - Fatr toniKht . and Bwld•y. 3lii[J:htly cooler In North portion to.l.g"ht. NEWS SERVICE •••• •••• 5 CENTS • ••• • ••• I ' un O e Thoroughly Probed By I Nye Committee In Addition To Hi,h)yPrized Trophiea Are Offered TO EVENT WINNERS ··---- ,, er Been Reported By WILLIAM K HUTCHINSON • "Wh Y T rave1 by Water We Have Our Own • 11 l N. S Staff Conespondent Washlngton, Aug ~Thorough 1nve1ot11.gaLionk lnt.o the 1183.1100 pollShip?" He A•kt ttar. und • ~pt by Claudius H. ___. 11 II UStol '·h '1 mt'l· tepuoNcan nak · Sh~ugh~tl, Aug 29--IN8-Col· ' ti ona 1 C a 1rmun, m 11 rw Yo1 bank dutlng the 1928 Plrsldenttal -li JI Ch11rl. ~ A Llndlergh ag1•eed, race----and never before 1eport.ed \.o Ltfo:·~ his llpu1ture fr{;m the Uniany Ii'OVerntnllntal asenc)'-loomed ted '2tntes to blaze tlw route u 1 today as a result of the !!ensatlonal •a h 1 t Ch kuu d1sclwiures at the Nye committee's Lhe J\rc,po::o wd Sha.lll ll 0 luqulr)' into the poUtlcal idfairs of !no u\1 line, the China National Bishop James Cannon, Jr · In th11.t Avlot•on CoqlO,atic.n 11.nnuuuc>!>.t campaign. . ' t L>Ja) It was under"'tood thot Mrs , The c~r n~~te ~-lnqbuiry stood Llndti.'rgh wou.d N 0 1' accomIeee&& Wl """'o....,r, ut 11.11 l.nvestlpt.lors wlil probe the Hustoa ,ae- 'billlY h<'l husband un lht! Dlfihl count, whlcb was found In the In'Ih : lJndberlhli are e:qJo~~cted to in ) 1 t.e~~ona.l .lTIJI.t '"""J!!IIDY Gtl1if.W "'*,We ,ln·~baL~~' me ~· Ey G EVERETT DOYINO INS Stuft correst)Ofldent Mu!"lclpal Allp:Jrt Clevell:mu Au~ 29--Avl~~otloli'IS pt . m.f'rc shJw the .~1 No.tional Air R~~s updt cd t~;~ today w•th tho! &rettt an ,_ !1f!O.T~ (rt'Mt Ol l111:' ptv~c85ion on band o.lmosl en ma~.s!': . to demoustrate aeronautical ~::.chPvement t tlle rubllc Perfed weather marked Ute f(,•· 1mal upen~l\i of the t'aCCII Jll'OirarD. whlrh ancluded mCil1! than ..u ""'' petJU.ve e'l'l!nta tor every alaP. and. , and nun. ~·u 1 •~P~ well illl ex1Il• te ~ I 1 ' 40c 20c 20c NEW CAR ROOFING JUST IN! "ASK FOR PRICES" The R. A Miller Lumber ·co. Pb•eS99·R TWO ClOSe CaJJs ° surcouoh~ r!- ago . .-.mv Juhwwm H•\ 1 to f okyo rrom n Llll • tk w~~o s ateompu,ntt>d jlliJt ,1 .t1 ~ ~~ U\J~l!lx ~L IJ,'• J\ ' h Solved; Killer Suspected When He Trieo To Diopote Of Property Of Victims .toosevelt Says TBREE KILLED BY STRANGULATION 2p Injured In Riot Foil· State Can't Wait Evidence Show<; Boy Probably ~·truck Down; Exam• owin1 Shouto Of "Down On Federal Govemmenl; ination Reveala Quartette May Have Been With Gandhi" Starved and Tortured Before Going To Doom Make• Bold Propotala for - Bmnlwly , Aug ~t--Whlle hts ful Relief of Needy TWO IIVRT IN CRASH lowehi ml:ted in bottle wllh 9 lxud Oulllpolls, 0., AlJI 29--lN.!- of i:IJe-hard Indtan extremists, MaWlll!;·m Buwman, 3(1, aud WJ[P htt.tma M K oaudhl, leader of the By GEORGE R HOLMES I Indian •--tlot•ull•'·. •ollod !o•· Loll· Washlni\W\, August 29-Gov oYere :n a criUco.l conctlt.lon In a Jo.... "" :al nospltal tt;day ati a rt'llult of In- tSon today abo11rd the st.eamer .lu- l~Junlr.lln D R009e\lclt'll bold pr~ -.u,.na !u• the Jound table cuu- t..,utm for unemployment reJ\e( lt1 ·urle~ l''c!Cehe1 when their auto i:'renw wu'teh l8 tu evulvt' 8 11 1'W New York 11 tll.te, pre;sented to the ,ollld~>d With a car dri¥00 by Adu.m r•d 1 tit tl India l leg:lslature yesterdu.y with a rtt1 DttV('L'I.it>ck, 3:il l>uvtndetll, Wendt!ll T~': ~~~e ~~ 0 ~~~~;h at lea~ - quest fo• lmmedhtte a.doptltm Hortvn. 25 aud DUly Bowman, 8. t.werity perscilll:l wert' Injured, uc ct ell. ted lntemre pulltlcal Interest lu "'eri' MIBo lnJurt'd ' ourred when a aroup or red na1 Washinll'ton today IUlktn.latB assembled at the pieL lu On !'.!! ~tees. Oov Roosevelt liS 1\CTRf:!S PAISE• ~tellt asaln!t Gandhi's depart· ;egarded at thi11 time to be the Bau Francl~~eo. A!Oi. 29-UiB- ~re. 11orem0llt democratic pieeldeutlal On ~·rrtval ot her hUiba.nd. llon 1 Shoutll or "down wlt,b Oaml1JI" J)Ofl81bUlty Unemployment Is con\VIllun Lui Anrreles a'Viator i\an liheurd abuve the roar uf sl.dered certa'n to be a prUne IMue et.l ar~UIPDl~ts Wel't' to b~· nuuJJ 1 l'Jo Ulat 1111tnl up t the tmll,- m Ute campala;n. It was lnevitaf.:9!:l:at ~ .Jtrpe At~ - - l.dW • ot n tr~ n ble, t~refop, that political ader\ , .. ..~~J.~~· I I • , -. tOonUnued aD 11111 Ulnl) weft ftendi~bly murderMI, allegedly bv Harry Powrrs, Hnt wrre lla"''N •nd later l.hr lr ltodiP'!'I huti1!'41 In o .Umr dra.ia~ advanced. tn the _... .r &ht"lr lmportlln 1·e the dues were· • &anrt!tletllhlllll'• hlllll;an wrbt •nd 11. blllrliUI nnrer. These .,.~ d!Koftnld In the •~ke-bla.clw-ned .. b!mn~y. aol" re•unt . ~t~ a ~-' 1' a.._ .-e .,... bJ ..., _ . . . , _ . ~loyd Oolllt!a and daWoyed by Rre. ~ o~~ee ~- .. · I I ' - - ..-.- nd)lt 81 a ~ ~...... . , . " ' Gehle. and de.troyrd! llr Are• ... I al l I LiveS Together 1 1 1 Women eta·ImiDI EqUal,&I'glttl Prot~lt R-ent '"' '"""" ""'" k ... Baa Women Decoys De.-IIIOD ol w0 od & from Bpetla was or forced t~ at the mouth tbe dowu rlv~1 i •_ " Omhrone near Ostia accul'<ilng t" ndl 1 ! \llewpolnt" sald M1811 M.una ....,..,, mr:11 or women a CE'l\tral newa d,"""'tch By WIU.IAM B. NEAL Jtlls ~tell as an 1 Wh•. r.1 o1 director ol national activities of the The Maryland organlzalLn. whkh Rome ..,afrom Washtngton, A\18. 28.-The dec!- bll l&llaut atut'ude towauJ t 8 a r W n'a Party , denli'd that It made 1t:s prote~t • sion ot Prohibition Director WOOd· sex, nevertbeleM Willi approv.•d bv 1 It 11 pW:tn al8o that what- 1 \md~ a mbiapprehemtlon. emphaMW'IIOlinl waa accompamed on cock to ban women from t.he dq weta and dl'JS aUke who .haw.: <'~1- ever Is wrong and dctrlm~ntal to Bir.ed In 8 Jette. to Woodcock tlllll ~~~:~~~~ b:w:=~l Italo Balb::~, law enfOI'Ct'ment ranka toda~ protn· pia~ of the use of womtn de~ the morail of women 1n prnhlbitlon there is p't'at wwrnployment Tb !fled to become IL national ue for ~. enf(ltj:etnr:nt also IB WtoU¥ and de• amollR women as well as men 'Ibo:.-y had :e:,.::l:-_'!!114 f~~e:::a,& ..lb,.l femtnla&a, already eomplalnhlb of II The ~teet of the National , U1m.::~tal to men We contend that cont..mded that If women wished to wttnt"S&tne ·Itallan'8 army's JI'Ow:lnc dlllcrlrnlnaUon aaa1nat Woman'• Party, whlcb maint:Mirul 1 wome~ ahould ~ve eqWt.l oppor- mte; the employment they 11 1oJ1e aerial manoevero. In whkh -•,·tuol- women duritis the period or bust- Ul act1Je ~ve b\lftlu, may bll t.unttJ in lncluetrv and t.hat th. shou 1d be the Judge of the moral v' nesa depreiiSkm. eurted to OODiftlll QeKt wblter.The 1 I the U rlfect Upon Uiemlll!lves ly th"' entire Italian air foroe look Th N tlonal woman'll party loqantD.Uon 111 f1P011110r of tile ~\ltl.l pclltlons of na ona1 rowempart · e • r '"h or·~~·h•• ·--•mont whloh "" 1 mcnt; sboUkl bl! DPH1 to mton « ld In Woodcock's order he prohlbl00 the apoiU!IIIJltm or .. .., e amp 10n ... ., .....,.... , 00 • held , WODU!n altke IP::I. UR of women as comp&nlons laAa Y reached Oltla , thelr equal f'llhta ILild aboUtlon of sex IIN"'tmtl hel.l1all have n I '""'e remedy tor a method or to !'nab~ dry a1Jenta to operate P flf' encounter>ed a l.ert111c ltOrm difltlnctlon today jomed the B\11!11-~but DO aetloa taken. .,... _._.. h ,,, 1 nte premler'a plane, t.ecordtrta to ness and Prote~tdonal COuncU or "OUr orwan•l.lbon take& no entbrt't'ment detrimental ro wrm•·. In nlabt dubs, fo ......e t e 1urnonu- c rn~nome a~ ditt-h. Th• ne"' tbeorJ supportJJ tile ..tn.nrlllaUon soluUon MlreadJ .,.. . amount. he ...,.. had ,.,.. advanced them --pa•d ...... ....... "" 11-Tho pa......ent of a. $!> 000 "re ,... '• ~ fund' to Cannon by the ant..-S~t.h t.l~~b ..":O:e ~~~i:~~ 8f'rin of lately l'ill" 'Ve'lt's recommltfi!~ ·On thlfl U• ..,... ~Y YN .er 'JI et SOJ erlng lied l.O the suPPort (If Gandhi auci ~ue on the llCaJeB or iin D paralytic stroke a month ago. sUeuced the oppo&tUonlsta In a: ln some quarters, the Qovi!TI10t'!l " ropt' .at.h tmall b~t• of ~ Jt.diM'rlttK. ' brief but bloody bllttle program waiJ Interpreted as & dlt.t wtr" wiMiftd aro1111 d a mrter In tm eellar of tM "mUI'IIf<r P&OFBSSOa HONOUD I Oandhl's trip from the Bomoa.y ect challenae to Maldent Hoover At.hen1, 0., Alii 39--INS-PI'of. )railway "'-tlon to the watertro,1t 1 md the federal goverm:nent In praft!." ·------------oeorae 8 Lusher, head o! the lfll5 a hlwnphal proct'I:!EIIon, Thou- J.1eullnr wltb unemployment, for he ~9 _ school of Joumall.l!m at Ohio Unl- I41Utds of whlf.{'-~PJ.Ibed 1 uttlonall!iM , went for In ad\litnCe or anythiDI Clarksburg, W Va · Aug JJke a dltre1en~ person-younger, verslty here, has ~ll eleeted presl l llnltli the litH!etb thtll''IV ptlands uf thut Mr Hoover Juu5 yet proposed Cuttina: throUih a moze of conilll'l· but more Unct!rtaln. «Jent of Theta Chi, National BocUtl nowers In the path uf his ear 1.11 Indicated that he would approve lng reports that had caused .ur up As he paliesd from the "grilhna fraternity, It had been annount•ea At riving at th.e pier where tilf' Oov Roosevelt propo!lt'd a~ pe• roar ln thl8 foothill cit) . Pollee room," he pallSt'd to rtmark here today. RaJputana WaR ready to ~a•l L'ent 1ncre~e In Income tAXes LJeut. Henry Herzog toda} dt:fi- "I m going to t~ll all 1 know atIQandhl found additional thousands u;tate• m mdt:r to ral~~e a Iund of nltely quoted Harry Powei!:l as Rd· ter 1 have talk~d with m} atv~ 1 .t.PI'LES CIIEAP lot hill followers, gathered ln al$20.000,000 to1 rellef this winter, to : nuttmg his guilt In the murdt't uf Jackson, 0 .. Aug, 29--IN8-Ap- tllhtly pac:ked mllRB to bld lum be expended under tbe direction Mrs Asta Eicher and her lhrt! · ney' pies could be had In this sectluu larewll'll an t'll\t!l'lfency ct.mnuuee n., ,e ... - children And then, al'i an aftertlluught to tooay tor 20 cents a bu~hel &ij a I "Although Ul, I shall do my bt'~t ~ ommended a five day week on ali i Apprtsed of rumors •,hat P01wrs the pollee llt!l.c:;r.l who had tJ .en result of the Wtually large produc~ t.o solve Jndla'll eon~tltutlonal pro· public wm·ks. and lfuthorlza.tlcn alleged confe811iou bad bei.'11 b•oad- questioning him: tton reported In orchards near here blem," Gandhi !IBid tn a bllef arl- WI municipalities to raise moneY I cast t~lmply as a promise to Ieteal I l>ope vnu fellow s \\Jl let me A Dayton finn ol wholeltalen~ oon- dress before his departure I by three-yea! bond lssue1:1 to pro- 1his knowledge of the caJ" HPr:wg rest for a while and not bother 1M' tracted to buy a lar1e quantity for "'rhe nationalist congre~ stands I YtOi! ~t::: ·•IOH~ public fund~ to re- declal'\'d Powers lillld aftt' t .. ~no- with a lot more quebtlun.'>.' 20 cents a bushel Thousands ol I 'm the protection of the rlgJlts 01 lleve distress I longed grilling ·we y,1ll. Harry- It you live up bllihel& were I!Qid w be loillll tv ~:t.ll Indlam; J rl!prescmt theln .ul, Nothln\1 th11L hoe been IIUgaest- 1 "J did a,.....nd I did It ;..lt.. m: w your pwmise and tell 1.1.'1. how waste Including Indla s starving million~. ed m ndmlnVitratlon :arters ~ere 1 Herwg :<iald that Powers prour · ~hes ... people carne to their deati..s." and. II I l~t you down. you mu.y ~x- evt!n ft!lllOtel} approo es sue il !sed to make fl. "Clean breast olthr:o Local authorltie~ and L,<!Ut Her~ PAUOHTERY BJUEF FILt:IJ pel me, but I shall not cunsldt!t lal-nuug PIOgtam ashthat \.tit , ctrc:umatanoes provld~d. he v.as :.1 - zog of the Park Ridge pUlice' .'c.ru~. W h advoo11t1ng acts ot vlolenct' even lf P!:esldent Hoover d 11os lJotls • lowed to sleep and prm1ded hl.s 111 - expressed the~lveR conf\dt'nt thll: o:; lniton, C. H., O .. Aug l\:1- YOU kill be tor not doing ro' ently oppused an} ltect ltPP• u- I turney approved Herzog, hlm~df Pl•Wen would make a ' elean breast" INS--PrE>p~rlng ror a hearing 0 ' The ftnt t't'volutlonlst eve1 to lh ,' priatlon from the treasury . or fed- , wom out through 48 hour~ of 0011- of the killings today Herwa said . the llppeat of Mal 8 Daugherty. paeiftsrn suceessfully as n weapon t!rol bond ll:lsues, to meet the enl- ta t k th case cl\mut•cl 'Tl'eie Is no doubt PowllrtJ com· convlctm banlr:er, on Bept 19, at- ap.iust armed authority de~Jnad ployment ~1tuatlon. He h&s ~hm~ ~y nlnc~nton que~tioni~g nf the mlll ' tl this g•ut'SOmc c11me Be torncvs today had Jlled a supple - tlr: Was oontld~nt of succesr; l&rly Op)XIIied ILny Jncrease In led - rlsoner said he 1ranted Powers told me Jumself thb; mornini be mental brier of 133 p&ll'es with the The Mlllmtma·s wJCe WJ:Ui nmon~ era! taxes Private r~ller orgunl- ~tquest but would reswne QUl'sflon- Jld It, but beg~cd to be let :iluDt, court of appeals ~ last t.o btd him farewell. aic 1AtiOI18 and prl\late charity, he bas 1 f th tod h ---did k h b . contended. a1e IUtiiClent to prevent ng o t! pr1"Dner e.y for n fr w hems until he aa "'n DAugherty, former president of not ISII er, ut merely chi~)J- sutrerlng durlnl the winter If thr Showingo11 Iy minor slgn.s or phys- o!:Jportumtv to l:llk \\llh hls alto·· the OhJo 8\ate Bank. Is tLlder sen· , ed handll In the Iudlan ftushlo.il localities hard hlt will do their lea.! dl~tress. Powers walked from ncy .. te~ Gf lQ Yt'arg m the Ohio Penl- ~ . duty the chamber In which he had bcu1 Feunnl n&reotlc agent Portt.er tentmty ror mlshandllnll: fund!! of D£TROJT POLICEMAN Tile pt·Jnclpal move the National quizzed reprdlng the murdt:rs of preSC'nt duung lhe qulum~. quolccl the drfunct lnlltltulloa. He alllo HELD IN DENVER admlniRtratton has made thus tar the Park Rldp Widow and her ch\1- 111 1 ~mucr as saying Wt~s llnPd a5000 to meet the liltuatlon hos been the 1dren Wlth a slight smile on ll•s , tll' l; God J H•lte Jel me akwe I , I Pre'!ldent·~ appointment of Walter owlUth face. did 11 and 1 11 tell vou ev.!rythlng Deaver. Aug :.m-IN5-Ro~ S Glftord to direct the coordlnaWithout hll:t W!Ual hOtn-uml-rd ., 1 ter 1 ,.~ talked with my att.uthe;:.r; · SAN DIEGO HAS .._, Hoachtaltng, 30 fonnct Dcu·olt tlon ot relle! agencies throughout alas5E.'s, so familiarly habitated to Ph\liirall}' wcm out. but uua1oYed ANOTHER M\'STER T polk,..:man I~> under an est here t.l· the oountJ y In an etrort to rabt> his blinking rounlenancf'. he looked and unworried, PoweTB was led to day Lf the reque11! ol his ;,uj.)tllcr: $2~.000.000 betw~n Oct 19 and hls tut and allowed to slc??--:t!ut Bt~n Diego, Cal, "-U8· 29-IN8Hoq~htalllll arrestej lhl night Nov 25 not lX'fore police e llacted a p,.Oiilist!. San Diego was con(ronted with an· lol:d Oenver pollee he had bt!t'n The dtsposluon tn many quartel'!l Aged Couple End .h to ld Itt- 11 "<dr:ah 1tld111\ped aud rotbt'd of fundR be- W Interpret Oov Roosevelt's move t :tt e wou rna , other femlnloo df!o.th m~tery to- Jongnla: to the Delroll Auto ll8 a direct challenge to President brea.~t · 1ay. The body of Mrs Maude Deta Pond" and then told to letive tnwn Hoovet was further accentuated bv Ht~ bteal,down followed hours oi wcllet smartly clad. was round In 01. IJe would be kJUed To sJ\1.:: h!~ the language utlf!d by the New 1lfliiL~g Rnd eJJotls to sh~· ht.r the Path tub of her fashlonabl.e York oov~rnor ln presenun1 hili Con ... · ~ h :tfe he said, he cumt: to Oel11e: . d L. d f 55 •mpr~turbable retkcnct' 1 ~:~~~e!!~re~;rb;ram~u:adUS:~: lk.tver pollc~ atl't'~tecl Hough tal- r~~~e~:~~t~,J<· ~~ =!~f~ At They Ha rve or ~:~~:~ ~ ~ ~::~~~~ :~'~;u;,: deamnll solv<=nt. Ina ilt the Ieque.sL ol Jtlm{'s F. Me· "to speculaU: on &ctlons the federni Yearl ~ to be Buried tllelr doom through a <crl(,s of Authorities were told M'n Det~ cuthJ , Detroit chief of dl'lectlve,:. sovernment may tatte It Is true T~ther throtblnR love letters. Paw.~ra h9.:Jr weller Willi the rstransed wife of who u.ld the fut·mer policeman \lme11 may l!'et better. It Is truP. J 1a.sseru.•d ht• knew nothmg ot th~ t I had disnppeared Aug Ill with ' f ' tki1 · an armJ aviator bu~ tie wu no o~ rurid~ belen In to the cit~ IConUnueG on >l&lle tbreel I Btl< Beputt o Aug .N -INS-- Iu lnw, the ldentltle:; o tt.e et 1 g l ca.t~ last night. ·~·; 'AI'. 11 . h:l\e \lvfd tGg<!tht:t !r.:• ~5 ,..r ftuv. tl•ey we:e burle.:l ncar hi8 l year:; see that W<! a1e buriC'n to- garage. : '\. geth--r J E Law, Powers' utto~nt'y, wa& ~ Belir nrl to bf' t'\'ldulCe or a d (' .t\!' 1 apprll<'d b~· International News natiOn U.:ta 1mm Lo:,don. Aug »-INs-1Preml.e• Benito MUS&OUnl or Itnly hnd tw• narroy,· e~pes from death or D~IJoWJ injury today when th~ plaue In which ne wns returnlnll' to Rom~ crate" altb.oulh wltn1!1181!5 t1!3tlftec.l t.he only advance wall tbe lltL'\ton di k for $&.000 :.. a re~ult ~ UleJi: revelations, senator Nye (ft) of Nortll Dakota. the committee clullnnlln, ealted on Bieh ca to before the OD nnon. come · comml~ voluntarU:y to "eltJI•Jt.ln under oath" "It woulli be very unfair to paSII -• 0 t thlo j~ent on Bl "','op annona " dren who I . :.f ·~9.-INS-..4. flad• today lndlc•ted lhat Mu .ULa F.lch~r and h~er thrtr chll· i wlth theclerk of M"' ble house. by ... '· 7-Loca.l ani.I-Bmlth Democratic leaders in HorllOlk and Danv1lle, va. .. contradicting the public .;tate~ mr:nt ol Bt&hop Cannoo lUI to the ~:: N~~ h~aC:'!:na~!:: ClarbhiU'&, W. Va .. -..\ar. o..&.tr(•tl coal miner !tll<l Hc'l"" L>l :. M..:tl y ""'I" obta 1r.edth•• a po"" confct~Slon Ills ' "'·. "'c''""from "' ""' ill S Ht,Jland. his 1tf y ~ur • dd I ellen~ Law evinced couslder&bJ.a wlf{• , a note bl:'arlng that ml ~'181: . s·rrp. lse He satd t(.dn~ waF declared ty olliclal.s to b · "I lett tbe jail at nine oclock. ' 11~spunslb](' for the 11ulcid cf th last r:l11ht. I 'do not know what oc- S. tiiA AAilflt l'' L~ V ..... ~~·===~;.;;;.;;..,:;,.===~=~===========""';":":=.':"'::=::~~~:='~:"==~=:~::~::=======i 1 1 ;t t:. 1 miner ,..,,t:h· • holii'S aner the note Will> Mlttrtl by Mrs Holland on he ~ dt'otbbcd her husband suft'erc , Ktrl!me g1lef. !!hot an:! rata;~Y v.cutdled Jtlm&elt with a buhd v.'<:und throt13h u1e head On the back or hls wife s note, Hol',md Jert a )Jt'nc\led 01det tore· tatl\r:;, lndlcutlng, poUce llllid that a duth a.g1 tem&nt had beeu con~ tt:mp1ated. Holland's note said. r ''l"mlsed. 8uch, as we havP ...... ,l, •'d trKet.heor we will be burled togeth.er .. M Holland's wino. •W be T8 -· .... r- the etontrol new11, was badly buf- llar)'land.ln .....,maa the p;AU:y. ~nd · tor or ~ prol).!bltttie Ia not. *tO prohibit =p~~ ::;.~ 1~,!~~:::: ~btl~ll~::~~ ~':ie~~~=h~;owAa~u:Y (41ted,, and twkle the pUot; ,.. foreTbe pnial: ~or "Dr)' O..r,''la'htt ..,.., RP!!\aU 'IIr:y $r;4 ~ to ~ Ute 10 coya" to bootleiiUa. wtn Le held. ed h dMcead Wbolt ace 11 ~ b)' 101M G1' Mr. WoOiSoaCI't aotlaiD. ~ .~.~wtll., bt.ve na W-eaect eltbtr upoo -,. _.t •-p .. - ~e::. c~ I left" Thc nafter ttorney sa ld h e wou ld oon lth p t-• er" ower:!! uuar Meanwhile, crowds continue'! to JITOW outside the Jall \\here the prl&mer slept calrnlv 1t was not Rn ~~-r.ruly mob however an1 th re VleJ't' no threatl! uf v\olc11ce Th('6oi: in the throng wr.e actuated by curtOE.Ity and sought to be near the man who had fumed the eves of the nUon on their city Ali Pnwcrs ,.·ho. under the name of Cornelius 0 Pierson, waa In· Y'Jived with numerotts women throughout the country in marrial!:~ mart coTl't'flpondenee, apparently succumbed t.:l etl'orta of au• WonUnued Oil- Ulrool r l ·I ! IN LONDON • r~~ aii'd--Q."Ulit •' r.'\~ died here 1 e 1 da 8 rt ~ 'w ° - ·- - One Of The Moat Grueaome Crimea Ever Commilted oU\1=> ovulluu A IJ::\Io w . ek ~ I vor. City. · 11ie account was un- die CJf Beptemlklr. ca~h enrthed when a •s.ooo donatlou was tru~d from HustOn to work H 'fl..l,yo, AU8 :19--INB--Coloncl nod. revt!ral tlophh.'» WOOd, the anU~Bmlt.h democratic Chalks A Lludbervh called at th~ are offered to or ttie cOIIIleBi.der In North Carolina Wcod Rus~lan EmiJassy h10re Leday tu ex· petlt.\t! events, ()Uts\.llndlns amons, ll!&ld he teoe\ved the muney through Illes .. to llH~ Rw;t;lan Ambassuaor Which nre a trllllS(;CilUnmtal tn•r:~ BJahop Cannon. his U•anks fet· the cordtal lLt:at- tor-r.ll speed dash lrom LtM AnThe committee mwt also take menl nccorded hlm tiurmu hb gcJe1 a hnndte1:1.p t: ~1·by t1·om Sao••h actlun In rell'ard to the deflan~ of ~till' "-l hliOpavlovldt He lut.l Montcl" now In pro-.ress 11 pj 8 lQOMISS Ada L. BmrougllR. secretar.) .. , ll to mile l~t-fO(·IIoll ~d dash for to Oannou and trea8Utf'r of th·~ wen! to th Chinese ;l!aa 00111 e•l lmd a similar <'Vent "50~n&Ut' 1111 aouthem anti-Smith demucrats request permiBslou to Y to t; m · 1 en · and J Sidney Peters, his aiiSOCiu.l~ HL·, n.ld MH Ltndbeq.~h v.ell rn~e. or ~ al da r rum toarul secretary of tllt! organization .;thct.uled tot ! lhe guests ol hon· lie lnnlgUl Y Pot!: !rei The committee may report IJuth ur at the banquet given IJy lh ' day "':&~ given ~~r auno.st ent,. Y tecalcltrant wltue~I:Les to the sena~e Am::.> ltCan-Jupttlllse ~let~· t:mlghl 1 lc'lrptlons flll the s.eady str~am for PI~O~t:(utmn on oontempt cb(uImltatlr.ns have t.eeu rtct•lvcd r.r Incoming contesta.n~A and aes fhe 5Jlme hit.e races Blsho;> Ly •lr • Llndberghs In suclt numbt't lspHtP.tcrs th.roughout the ell\1 18 Cannou, Who defied the commtttet Inc thtlr arrhJ.l here lhll.t theylday Ta.ctict\1 mam'uvers by the a year ago , navr t,e, 1 fon:ed to declln::o some (of arm)' lllld nttv~ units, clv111un ' lftl!h-llghls of the four-day ses- 'hem a.motl(l: them bids l:J 11 uei· :u.:rotats, &llder aud autogiro ex~ ~ten of lilt! COI}lmittt'e revealed by hu Jill! ty by Nlclti-Nlchl Tokyo hlbiUilns, p;~rachut~ Jumpmg CUllt£st1Jm,ny, documenl~ or bank t :::- ;leW pa(:: •r ' test nnd a d~cislon of th~ u.ll rac.:-s ord:~ showed' In on;wer to lUI hwltlltlOU bY stadium wct·e o.JI that app::!ared on 1- TllatHooverleaders,GuchasHu- •rlutrt t~ ~he United Btates on the lc.rmul program llert Work und Huston, tormt'r Re- th U nylng colonel InMl·ll~ of the exhlbttion u.1ltfi Ill11 pubUcan Nu.tlonal chalnnan, James d' et~ d n~. t ~ 1 te d d t ready were 011 hancl today First W. O<lod., former ilecl't'huy of war .ca l' la r. n n e KU aril've Iat. yesterday was th , and C. Basoom Slemp, Republlcu.Jl ~~~~w bv air, of 11 Janes re resenting National commnteeman from VII'· Wlw t1avd on stffimshlps whell P P Rlnlo, aided or encouraged the cam- we ravt: a sh\j.) oi out· own," he U l~th ~rlnesl f~ Q~:tlca., pala:n conducted by Bishop Cannon snld " P line 11 e 1111 w&s to s wIn I southern DemocratiC The lnfonuallty of Lmdberth's clow.l just outside the city ,., In" " · Hoo• 1 "'IU 111 n attl;f' while making his calL~ h11~ J!t expected to lla"Ttldpate In "" '"'"" "' "" • l'Et~ ''. oc 2- That Huston gave u $5,000 J•lea~rd the Tokyo publlc He llli~ ecntrtbutlon through Cannon to j i'IS!t ... o the hlgllest (j.wernm ~nt om"Rhlklna eatleB" Clack navy t.be North cafoJina antJ-Swlth 1clats In otdlniU'y IJ~~IIIefl'l dut!I' Wtll. a doZJen huge ftylu" l)t,rnocratll, which was never re- "'nd, IU; Is hL~ custom, hatles~t. · never belure seen Ill (.:!eveported to federal 9.Uth0rltles I ' and thlrty~llix fighting philO3- -Former Senatol JOSeiJb B. 1 NUftSt: SUICIDES ~ f'~ ftom Seltrldge Field, Mich.\ re~ FrellnKhuysen IR! ol New Jer!ley, , _ _ preREnted the navy and army (now a wetJ donated 110,000 to I Galllpolln. o. Aua: 29-INB--Rel- captain Ems\ Udet, ranking 0PrCannon to finance his campal(,.t~ ool atl\'f''l today were unable to a8SIIll 1mtm war ace, and a member of thr thll soutb :1 moth·e 101 the sulcidt' o! Mls· qulnlt-t cf European aces who BTC 6--BiJihop Cannon SUIIJt!Sted di· Rachel F Wl.'lrman, 28 , regLster e<l tn prform dally, joined other vutlna: political eontrlbutlmlb to trained nurg._., of Charleston. w memlJen or thts group last night Ute Board of Temperance and Bo~ va A.tt:r taking pooon she died 111 r1rtn a lelsureV flight from New clal Service of the Methudist York copal church SOuth l:lecaullt! It 8 h1 ;;pltal bert: Friday The corn- ~ Fhght Comman1er RichArd L R would make .:equally ~s errecuv.:: an I ner lial1 the polson w~:~s l.!lken wlth Att:hcrlv, Brlt:ain's representative appeal from Mr. Hoover and P.ulci<Jal intent who damaoed his Enollsh-buil against Smith 811 the ll~fl1.tUn • • planr. late yaetordny In landing nt which takes up direct!)' Lll~ Pf!r~ j the a~rport, was expected t~ fly an ~:~~c~~atlons tAl hlsho American bullt ship In the croup's cannon traced to his pen;t.oi,aJ ac~ l first exhibition today Atcherly oounll auft'e1ed a cut eye and Allaht brula· · u ht the acddent. ot.h!':r membet's 8--An overpayment or llO,tiO'Ul 1 Wh'l Fl i t Rome Prom -- ~- ....,.. - - - - -~ by the anti-Smith Democn..!.s ln 1 t e , YDI Continued on~ three) 1efundllliJ loans, lDOit of wblch 1 Spez1a; Dictator Makea were made by Blsflop canoon ae~ Forced Landin • corcllDI t.o Ule otrlclal le(J(llt Dlort • Epls- 1 Conference HUMAN H.tND R.llhmond, va, AUg 2j.-.IN60scal OuUett 28. an IUldet'talto.: l was held todav c.n lhE t.Ua chare of JtcaUng a liurnim luud !rom the UJt'C::ca< college of Vh'ginl3 World'a Greateot Aceo Of The Air To Be In ~teamshlp Offer Compc:tition 1 Ao Frail Leader Saila For Round Table ~TEALS of $5,000; Committee Dio- Lindy Declines coven Fund Has Nev· I 00v1 rnor Huey Lema mado:: It 11 1~" mmutes l11ter by aflh:lng ~)~~ SiS~UtUN' f lh . bill was appl'QVed without IlL lli.W'ntlniJ vote by both ttu: Hou~ 'lf Rt-ptesentatives and the Senate t wtmt tJuougb the 1£cl,alativt hc)>p~:r In fiVe day,, U1e !:lho1 Wfll )XI&'libll:' PE"liod ptO'I'Ided by hn,• lui the t'aactmt'nt ul Ljblatlon 1 MUSSOhOI HaS ALL PRICES DELIVERED MEIGS COUNTY• TERMS OF SALE; "CASH WITH ORDER." Middleport, Oblo B Au· ••. au am1y 1 h• [Jiulntln wns Mrs N "lile Me · Ca.(thy, who claime::l tht: Couut •11Lit K her u11d knocked ht'l' down n 111~ht ur s lall'!; illst Aug 1 at tht G.Ju111 ~ hum" She said she was a .1ou• b: cPI:' ut the counL;o; 1 esJ!em l here Cu•tnt StcfanellJ refused ta comment 1.11 the suJt. TRACED BY GIFT ) INSIDE tOCK SETS Mortie~ (Dull Brass and Antique finishes) EACH ....................................... . Rim Knob (Black Finish~ EACH .................................. - ...... . 3V"x3V2 Butts (Dull Br~• and Antique finishes) Per Pair ............. '........................... . -' COOler IN~UIRY (usr~~~NB~0~~1AN : Cl[~[l~N~ HOST · News Flashes , rii[AlS HU~T"N I '"'c;;~~~,:;·,..~;::., !':;;;'=:..~~~ ITO rli[DS -AN-1'1--COTT-.O~N~BILL- '~"" RLV H il u ~~~~.!:~;'m~l:~~~dC:\~rt't ~~:e cr;~~; n ; ~ -~~~0~~~:!: ~~~A:~~~=--et PoliTICAl rUN 0:~::::~·.;;;~-::::~,a:.:"~~~"~,. . ~,,.~; ~1 ~0 ~~~ IN G~SH ~ ~~::"::-::;· c:,.~~: ·~~·~·:~~· ••.'-w~ SPECIAL NAILS Common and Box . . . . . . . . . 4c per •12 Box . . . . . . . . . . . . 3c per 10 Box .................. 3c per ·Barbed Wire Staples . . . . . 4c per Winter Dresses ., Sunday • •-..... . Just Received First Shipment of fall and and Former Republican C a1rman Drawn In Probe Boek Sprlap Road Aak About Other Roof Painb. IN AT •••• •~~'•• A. L HARTUNG The R. A. Miller Lumber Co. 1 ; RON I, 3 boxea ZSe; ( 1 FLOUlt, larre box 22c 1 KARA\'AN C 0 F FEE, tonight PRIC~UNDAY }u§l A nother SALE END.S Saturday, Savings To Saturday, Aug. 29 The Public. Sept. 5. I un~ FMtr ... SALE BEGINS 1 WEATHER FORECAST- • Appoia,meub Mr SPECIAL I • ' omce and Mrs Our Schader n;- 1net>tl.ng Thursday evening dur~ln:•~"";~P~"2';'~'~'~'~'~•~•;g~a~!n~~ln~~~·~·~"~"~'~;;;;;;;:;:~~-~Od~C~'~hu!'~'~h~n><;t~f~oc~~th~';'~'~";"'";l•;';;;;;;;;;;;~;;~ -- - - - bu~ wos givenof the prlvJI~e Trtor TAX -S T A M P S AT a~Jed, husband, Jam~s The Da1Iy -JAICALS WIN She mother, Leavea tohermourn her Joas, an charge or the Portsmouth RprPrentatl.\le hearms the Otllanul.'tl. mmer 's 11.1\!.U TREASURER'S OFFICE local All-Star .team captain- T. Jackson One brother, Ernest at --- ~~ The b home, a.nd one Sl.stt!r. Erma Coop~~r men!.'! In the cuntro,•ersy which ha ~ ed by Doc Crow and manqed Y of Nitro, West Vlfi.l.nla and a wtde The new clg&reli.e tax stamPF . IFather Dunn. journeyed to New cirele ot friends . artae betwun that bod} and 111::: ope•:ltors of the mln.:!s, caw;mg th e Iranging ln denomln<~.tlons from ont Lexln1ton 'l'hurselay even.lnl to She bore hH lOll([ sul!ertnr with pJuent strl~ sttuatmn which now to ftve cent!l and amounUng to live that ~am " neat trlmmlnl In a smUe and wlthout a murmur and exlsrs m the Pomeroy Bend. ! $1000, have been recelved here w.c~ I recreational ball Th~ aoore was will be mlE.s&l tn her home and b)' lt was pointed out by ~rl /cording to a report Issued Friday ll·ll wtth the local boys JeadiniJ those who so •paUently and so caremorning by Hosmer L Roush They took an eight rWl lead In the Parku, who presided over t • e treasurer of Meigs countY ' opr.nlna frame and were never fully cared ror her througll her Dte<ltmg that the m.lners reasons !01 Thege. stam s wll1 he lsaued to all heat:WI. long Ulness the pres~nt sltlkt· were. as follor.\ s retail cl;:aret~ d<:!alers In Meigs 26 hits were registered by the Weep not that her tolls are over, Tbey wanl.ed a ellCCk~t'lghmu!l county to be placed on their supply Pomeroy boys the New Lexlnst.on Weep not thai. her .race is run, r~gnltmn of lhe miners commit- of Cigarettes now in lit.oek These lads beln& content with 18 These Ood srant we may rest a!l calmly, W4;, ;~n1 control of the bunal hmd tax stamps may be had by the same teams will meet at Pomeroy Wben our worlr., IJII:fl beTS, ls done which It waG chmn ~d Ly Parker 1~ dealers by calling for them at the Thursday evenln1 Till we yield with gll\('lness. now controlled by the oprraturs tretlllUrer's omce In the Melp oounA laster ball wa11 play than 11!1 Our love one Him t.o keep, ~, Paiker furtht'r !:ilfltt'd that a ty court hOWl(' Wit'd 1n local 1am~s. And rejolee ln the Aweet 888ttrance, ----He giveth H1s loved one sleep lu!Eooss men's committee and an The law requires tha.t the stamps GUESTS HONt~iU~D J, C4Jei.T.tw·5' comnlltte~ to,ether be placed on every ten dprett.e.s Call not back the dear departed , With the miners' oommltl et•, h.l.d sold after September ll and retail MiJises sadie Lucille and Edna Anchored sale wht'rc. stllrrus are mEt at the request ol Jolm Me· dealets muflt buy tht'm from., lhe MaP. Durst entert&ined quite a o'er, Bwe<>ney, Dlr~tllr or Public Wei- trta·urer o-f the county, Whe:1 anew number of friend& at their home On the border land WI! left to~>r tare uf the State of Ohio for th e "upply of ciKH.rettt'ft •n·e purciJ.\6tod on EII.St Ma.in street Thursday even soon to meet and part no more. pur,a.se of lrouina out' Nttch dltfi- from any whole6B.Ie company In ln11 ln honor or their ooustns, When we leave this worli.l o! cultlt:B' that -existed and to cam;e Ohlo tht· tax stamp will be sold I Thomas and Dale Btarkey of Madl changes, the r<>turn to work of the se~era.J wltb the clg&rt Ue!l sou, Wls The divefl'lion of the When we leave this world or care, bumlred Idle miners here evening WBII danclnll' and card We shall flnd our mlssina: loved uJH' "'-. An agaemcnt was dtawn up and playing Which \loU foDowbd by In our Patber's mansion fair . tt' 1l't1.'l tellcved that the S:t<..uatlon ~(K ' IF.TY t:NTEKTAINt:D dellci(IWI refreshments. bad been settled. Pa1ker ~&~ btn .. l"ns hard to break the tender cv1d It' WIUI latl!T learned that ce1tam The Presbylerla.n Missionary BREAKS ARM IN F.u.L When love has bound the heart, matterJI had not been lncludrtl I l Soclrt}• wa:> ent.crtulned Rt the 'Tla bard, so hard, to speak the the a~ment and once mo•r 11 honu of Mrs Ell~ nbrth Otue5er of Max Brlctles, sou of Mr and word&' '!trike resulted Mlner~vme, Thursday evening Th'· Mrs Jt'ne Brlcklcs, nurt with a "We miDit forever part" · M~ney was to hove ueted a s fol lowing prog'fam Willi lendered paln1ul occident a few days Bl::t .in !l''bltr&.tor In the malter and tl ~ d lJev"tlonal, Klltherine Schlagel, when lw fell while CI'Otilllng a raj]~ Dearest loved one we must Jay thee so ::luring lh~ meetlngl!, which were Roll Call Promises; Fo~elgn T•opl~ toad track and fra.ctutl.!d his arm In tbe pca.ctftoll grave'll embraCt' not made publlc, but Ule conuo- Cihln'l by Anna Vl\ughn, Homj To- and dislocated h.la elbow. But thy memory will be cherl8hed vel'llv bl'twec n lh~ miners and lhe n ~ ,Vl!:-;slomliY PeTIItlnnel Maud j'Til we see thy heavenly face II I f h SIX O'CLOCK DlNNt:R l"pt!'r:ttonl ~till preva.lh, Pa.lker said OnteFer h Tl 1 Alltr l e pr~mm II' 1t re res - 1 lt! ocal miners of the Pomeroy ment• ~re iit>rved bv , the hOI>teM Mr and Mrs. 'A 0 Tracy ente1Bend organized nrst. lh.m rt'QUest- Mrs Oruesel assl ~ted lt' het daugh- lalned With a sil: o'clock dinner ed the United Mine Workel-s or- ttors Mlases Maud aud Fretltt Thur!'day t•venlna: complimentary ' lanJutlon to Sf'nd a representatlw to Mr& .A H. Abshire or Wlncht!llhere, according to PRtkers short --ter Tndla Otl . Continued trom )V' ..e cmel 18 addlt'SB, MISSIONARY TO SPEAK Mr~ and :rs L ~r ~~rvll;er~ ran~ement WM reported under wo.y \ Following th\~ a secret &esslon - Point Pleasant and Mack Arnold of ~Y French bankers In Po.rls was ~eld by the ~unlzatk.r~ whlch Rf!v Ford HendrlckJon. nnce a n...m roy • 11 t M Banlr.ers decllntd to sta.te the • ' b ut noW B. \ru t! n. were CQUAUS o1 fl. amo~ ,. t o! th e pro""""" •-·d ere ' dlt . '1L 1t W!lll ~SS.Id, wall for the purpose of prom I nen t Ohl o Iawy8:f. Trucy, 1 ~lsc:ua~lnR 111Jll further dUIIcultlcs SOuth American rnlr.Aionary, wu reported to be more than 'I' .ne body, which miglit possublv visit In thbi oommunltt for the next Mrs. John Sen.kW!I Is report<!!t1 lfOO.OOd.OOO and It wns aa.ld might Jt,ad to an agreement betw~en the tour da:ys He ha.s JOne farther/much lm roved t h _ te(L('h lro£1,000,000 It would be fur t"o t11 ~uons, Into the junrles of RJjuth Amer1m ness P rom er recent 111 one y('ar. The Crt!dlt plan would llt> 1 , than any other white tnan His In- ) on the same Une.s as that In atlseiLiANt:OUS !mOWF.R J spiring me1161Lges wlll ~;'be lllust.rated ~E;; CEREMONY ' whe•t the Mullfl!,n luteret~ts head<"d ~ . ¥ by the actual photo,ruph ~huw .I a gt'('t!p which lo~ned GrfW.t Brlb \n :• mlscello.neous shower was held with lantern slides Rn Father Eu11ene Dunn, Ar~ SIOO.ooo.oOo , at the home oi Cimrles cn 11 ct He wlll speak llt Heights Mbmlon I thur Duqn, and Anlhony Gnt.bef, ........ ,.. . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ··· Thursday evening lu honor or Mr. In North Pt. Pleaann~ tonight, Ft·l- left here Ji'rlday tor Melbourne Ky', ,I and Mrs. John Waddell. who we 1 ~ dfY and, Saturday nights, 7 30 p m where thty will attf'nd the exer~ DO~'T MISS T~IS! mnl'rled recently liT Columbw! Hn wUJ also talk at the all du.y clses of 11\e oonfening of the fuU "M 'It M" VALUES friends of the meeting at the Addison Baptist habit or Bl8ter on Ml111t Clara; 1 ' : present durillK chureh. Sunday and it the OIJt'Hlnl{ Grueser, daughter of Charles Oru:.1 CARNATION MILK, 3 evening ThE' new- lt:rv'eta of lht' lRm)meet.lnQS\111- e!lf!r Mll:ts Prucser has been at th~l ·lie• HIGH TOP .. rt Or. Paul C. Bauman Chiropodilt Mrs D Telley Ewil • FOR FOOT COMFORT �., ' -I 80NDAY AUQUIT 110 ~ yPJ Obit., , .....,_, ~ a,1.~q~~., ~ Jp "tD&td. fll Cllli!llll liiP1 ~ua I!INI. m DO lDit&nce ~er laalteo. ®. 'WlMD our frtmdlllnd ~ MQre Fall Harvesting •• and &be Aot Of .llarCb S. ll'rt Inl""' NewbaU 11 ....... vtolln JO 'J'be Doodleeocken 12 Popu Jar Or'c:h 11 10 am Oua Lama can..:e Ordl 1 AIJIUD ~ Or I JO Qua LDma On:ll. WEU-Jiew Yor$: <W.S IS6D I pm , _ - ~"';' ,...... ehkl.j IS t5 '!he , l"op-\llaf ~ t 10 Ptute j ~lar ~ 1 30 lfJ&ht Olub 18 A RoUe a Dance Ot'th 10 Jack uttll! 10 I& Tal 11 Tho Publllb.tcl 011117 Second Stree\ Porneror o l leUen or oewa -ttn ror publlce.Uao tbe-1 !.tlelr ~~h not neeeau.rUy ta bt !etten hOWever e.uellant ar.d de.tr&ble 1n them W1ll be pubtiabtd 1'Ua Jl.t:JGS PUDLI8BJNO COMI".&.NY i One Month lit lD 10 Spanllh U 10 Conld .PIUI. ate any tbelove~ loyalty 1nd devot on of tbe people, must be U\ harmony w tb I SIN SEPARATES-\o between you und ut God 1 d o face from you tliat he viii t htur - 1 TRUST ANI> WAVER NOl-l u<t t t h I t! all thme hel!rt and lean 1 t 11 g -P verbs i 5 ------- AD ~ candidates whO V lr(IDI& ( Lt B a ... T- HOiiTt:SStS c...,, wll;h a -cut o the com ng roo b ..... d are Ui'P\1 to be P esent a "'"' !JChoo &rtd rot Mondny . POWERS Continued rrom PI" ,e one U:wr UJ~ to link n1m w th Ll e pa. linlll: quadruple Jila)'lnl dt'veiopment.ll oceur ed t.u n Ilk~ norr n&: llt n rw o clock a timr. ttw t:qWpmen w II btThen \he nnt practice selili be M d T\lesday afternoon which l.sl!ut-::1 on w 1 a two 0 clock Ba ~n reportHt hat a L.O a um ~r t about thirty flu! had 81BUI Oed to hlln persona iy Lb~o~L t.h ~ w<lU appear at the fiiilt call for rec u ts for the approachin1 aea son I all plan& formed to date are carried out Battyn 8&id there a 9 )>066iblUty of having t.bree ean s durin& he lll3l .sea&en var nerves 11.nd jUnior hl&:b team. Th ~eason he 't operu;. wttll a. gantf \\ th the Cha,uncey High Schfl{) earn at the local stadium I Is h Th mf.r ~~ w ROTA.KJ"NS Mt:t:T Rota ans held ho na FTiday e\lt:l ng II ht> Ide Hotel 0 B Stout Prell dent f the club wa" Lht! apea.ker of lthr t'ven ni and he pv<! a nost 1n t rsl na to.l).: o Ad ~rtislnK The hrtot gu&alll ro he occa.s.lo were Mr Jamt'B ot Lc.@a Wa lr K nchner of Bandu.sk} H ward tie -ea e~~tatt' emmt! f who gnve the ,alk to the c ub at hei last meet na: AI t>r a sbor l;usi us meetlna a socl~~o time en ued fol o~ by a dell,clolU din I Hot Exctbnr Game Goes To Ltcht Men By 4 to I Score Jame& 6 v~ llS F'tt'd SI.S.!iOn A d M 1W PURITY S HELPLESS Before Muterly Pttchtnl Of Beaver Demoakey Clouta Homer ~ 'f ji ~ "' Sidnet:~ WAJOW1cL ! ,, •• Iam1rn I onl dust OW en 1 •' . I Hartt ora .. • P t>asa n CARELESS PARKING I T IS INDEED ~trange h \ many rnotorust.s purk tho gl t Jor the othe lellow :-. :-~ dety r that of property Narrow streets eem t m an I ttle r to thrs dass t they tlc 1d e J l a1 K The r f 11'\t ar d la:.t o c s to pla e the t a :1t the ea1e:-~t polnt t thRt \h 1ethev II vtll after leR 1 g hm ow1 noth 1 thought poH:-~tlJie the mn ttlle:-~treets .a h 1 e1 to I \1. 1 __ I n e1h lherthatitJt< th o 1gh the r u \ v th o te or b th st IUH 1k N • • • • • ••• , •••• •• ie • I ' • • '• • • I I h d d 1 thcr wn u onob nnkna l ;~:~~;,;thc oth r day a d Jc tJ JO!X; ol \ ate th s datlgCI the State H1ghwa} Depart ment will t perrn1t 1!-uch park g 01 stnte hurhwu..} I the villageR ho \ C\ er ""h h u. e no1 ub]ect to stale 1 mgs thtK hus 1 t }et l ec atte cled to but the hequtH with whtch HUCh ob\ ou ly la 1ge1 u moH 1:11 e bet made t R I uta rnatle1 t a et} KhOll bme u hl prevent ve action mu~o~t he taken Espe<: all): hnd m I ometov are tne~o~e pra t1r.:: H n our seve al hill!! wh1lh hn e 1oad:-~ far too niH OW for IHtfe dti\Ing m th first 11 <'e a1 d when thoughtles~ d \erR park their catR along the 1d1.: f the road at r near :1 curve It mplv ad l!i t the ah eady g1 eat ha~ul P rku g along the d1tchc n the h II lo g the tr». ght !-ltr t he of highway where arelul dnver t c aile to ee tot few hu 1drcd led K t ol JCCtc I Ul t erta 1 ly the practice of 1 <11 kmg a y plac rcga die~ of the ond t should r c h :-~ r ~~ d ;.~nd 1 I r the safet\ of 5om• Welf pt ng I r n1 wall of Cll u5 a. Is • ' aot to fox- COMMITfEE DEFIED BY CANNON AIDE Aujj: a up1lul 1 alh l v. I ee 11 ' I M1 hrg 1 the \\ I er 1 ~ ~t whach huMs n s mpatl lilt..: ole1~ 'ho 1 o1 t r.a ha\ c hun 1 11 ~ 1 e t d t r ha\ 1g tak n lh f othe1 Jll em lit uti l~ tliit they d not hu e :; was the c1 e o1 e t thv ~ lneaks l n IJb desperate 1 m ma 11'1 \' ho::~e \- c d h ~ I r:ould o1 ly I c be te!1ttc J I ' th tr em r h1n 1 K 29---JHB-Mist~ .sccrE'la y t nJradhl 19:l!J cum ttac poJke now.. He It m y d Look I'" I• one cocner ol tl s room when! co&l!n~ da~li*4f folNld the Ovenu ed ha rror t.laat reached almost to t1 e ftoo W-Ynter was pont og at son <"tl og lde ey5s had J,st caught there ha f ¥+:~ beh pd an\;l&rt de of furn lure CID the 1o~r plirt of tt,e m rror Quiekly Sant troued o el to h n aaw lt too aome wo ds fa nt y t"-c:ed, as H by • finKII!r t p m the Cfut on the 11aa._ • S 0 S For God 1 lake-• For a ata tied mon cnt tl e two men ala oed dumt 1 at the b ok<"n POI&'Rant words-from Sever ? But Program I RY .:all 1a -~t..;...saAtl Radio A-!9 WABC-New York 3i8.6 860 --MT BLANCO htore th a ml!%plac:able. th ng hap MJiedl" broke out Sant w th a be1p Ita :pature. Well 1 &uppose we: ve Jjiic ·bere but ho• can one keep a teent •• the face of thl.s?" Almo&t acron h a words J W711ter'a Yotce brot.;e atartl ng tou.ehed by a audden queer exeat Ode to a Motorist !l t teat a ll h • Wa• a dnvmg 1 ul I O f! ( Uure brlek• a d 11oue \\ere u~ In I • c !!Ill lt'llon t111n In 111 the \nil II 11'1!1 of tlte Ur lhil 11e.. 6 ,;;:·;;· .o":·:· pm Popular Orch 8 45 Mertorl Dow ey 7 Band Concet.1. 1 lb Pop a OrC'h 'r JO Kate 3m th 11 Mw 7 ~ Gloom Cha.eer11 I Tht Bos~ el Sllters 8 15 Brookl'l ond Ros.'! 8 30 Stlt.dlwn Concc t II 8h0\'l Boat 10 Bert Lown ll Orch 10 :10 wm Otlborue and HI• Orch ll c. J Lombardo s Orch 12 Rfd loaa: old fash ond wall m whom ll!lse? llt'XPLrCADLB 'DRAMA INleiKis Orch W! W-CI.nclrrnau 421-70(1) 5 45 pm I 01t II ThornEll 1!1 Amos And) 6 J3 The Jcsten II U ball Sco C8 8 SO Scpr Ellls ----LongBottom -vlb.y d dn t Severn take me nto llaii confidence tile night we met ~ 111.e to H10..recy about hts be;; Vital !\itattst cs for wcme cy Conowny ng r ends on • Wh n a llusban W en i11J cant lbal m ets Jl. leeks swt:t: eno gl t at . r Social F. r n hswfccntha Mil nentowa Moment.. MICHIGAN liAS A PEN BREAK NCE MORI ha:-o the d cy of n l y 1n~>nocy .:.__ Frida) •• • ' '" ' Cleveland •• ldt-al T MC8 Della SJnclalr returned home • • • i •' t Wo dr.r ot Natur ! en orcr ty 1 ct shops c Ia f• a Mr and Mrs Dawson Meeb son r died on Mrs. R E DouKieJJ a1 d htldren suoda.y 1 Cl trord Fror.t of )(Arkin apent Monday with hl! s18ter Mrs Mar 5hal Becoy He en VanHe&t who bu !pe d nl!: a Jew days with her aunt chtne postcHdc difficult f r A 1ee Lou!M Powell who hae been en~ytna a tbr~ months aut() mob le tOp to CalUomla. and WR!Ih itoll eturned bomf' Th r-. day Principal poin~ o( ln~e~t sh rvla l.ed included Orand Cln yon Lo! Ange I!A Cat.alina lsla.nd Ho ywood and YelloWtitone NaL I Park She alw vlstt.Pd relativn In Seattl~: and B 11 na:ham W~t and V11n Corvan Brit 11h Columbta Thomt1.~ and Jack Bennlnililn of "''w < A:; u result one frequent!; fird Rutland I I • '"'"-1.-.Cau~O.WO somebo1 I till teach np of Jsua the Cbnat wh0118 words fit anto every fold 1nd crev ce ., the buman beart and ot wbiJIJl twas said n John 1 •6 NEVER MAN o ar n ll he at Middleport HJ.gh WJ.IS !Mued hi! e Saturduv C<lt.d Olyde Battyn who Is ~ 'ffl.th the teat) his selison ar tel' IL year 1 vacatiOn Au o ~UII(Htaoo Ev y e f' ~ y I CSJ tal ) ~~~ 8 Cuckoo a k pk: J ot bnrga s n used lMIE Lu aDd Em 10 Am06 W. en a &ale c 1l k r t; 11 l& Lowell nwmaa blm to open a can or sBJ."d ncs trlun~:; 'lbeatre. ot the A1t Pitiful Case:~ Youre Rlrbt LoWe'l Hunery P'tn I~ 'M e mayor who we t c r.zy s g BuU s dog was a SctWr WhiU:man .s 6reh 1:1 308m Son& l"roUc 1 Popular lng to dedicate a co ncr W c The Good Ukl D:t.ore rout bouse Dal'\tt Orch '('forme e n to tW k U~ Ou WON-Chklqo 416 4 m B JL) Wonclen d Na\ure 1 g U1e eddlc as:ts pm Ulnrler Dance 6 IS Ha old Wn It rains cuts and dogs on 'n!a1 7 06 t..o\Ulfll H!,Ulgry P ve 7 15 UncJe Walt and Bkeezl:t.; 7 30 the r.-ound master .!i da:,. ofT W~.<. e Donee Orch B dOl t )O k.e a 10 eummer Exc~~~~e It, Pie ~~e a Earl Burtnett l!l A n arrk->d man s ncthlng o D ner Y '.'.S .u lmw Lu and Em o 4~ ba.cl lor who W1Ui overtake 10 15 M8rk Lov ------Orch 11 Ted: T11.ke It or Le.an It 11 3D sm I;)<Jn.- llt s Qu I R may make ga0<1 n b u ' and Earl Burtnet~ s wiMl po cup ne? nrr.tBnr:!o.dnf'llrd··d· All rellgiowt teaohinr dootnn• or \Pif UP tJJI creed f they to buve daun 17/J$#r1Wtlill!liot Q '!be t\rBt va Poi>u'•ir Dance Oreh I Battyn 18Sue'i' • First CaJl FOf Ball Men Fru.t vY w-10 ~-Yow PHONE Ill L ~1U camp 411b-110> II 35o 11m Buelllll Bcoreeo 6 41 Tbe Poncr tu slt In front of then at-tbc thrat c Sl.rit""f T R . .y 'Vallie 11 Otch ? 30 ' ta MomenknM Mome Pepular MUI~l Program I 30 011e Week BtrNDAY A'OOtlBT 10 liSt _ a~;.m.....;.&:Jltiolt lt1 Carrkr TD DAU.Y TRIBUHZ. POrGROT 01DQ .MIIIdleport -=====~c========~ anver JO Snapbef Uta* breli ll Crooner • New York and Chlcqo IPAKE r.tKE THIS MAN 1 n.e Devine Tenney corporatloD apoa I News Jl By Joba P Medbury .,..,.. Onll. W.,._New Yor-k 348.5 760 pm t\.wtU ~u 6 Amca n An d7 1 10 .Je&t.era 8 45 Poptd&t' 1'!'011 'I RudJ' Vallee & Orcb 8 ova~ Lote 1 30 Popular Orch 1 Cqi:.bo t 10 Clara, Lu and Em MA1'10N.U. AJJVi:JTJSINO REPKISINTATIVE { ' Maybe I'm Wrong -- Smllh Ballew .. ......., 011111 . . . . . . . . . . ()llh)e. ad Ck'C'IIatlo• Dept. C&ll ltJ A Pll' BdftetiaJ Ollet! CJall .... &. .,..,_. tt30 ' Broad Run, W.Va. Va Ham Wlllser"s Orth 'I' 30 R P Uo 1r 8 Batun:IIJ Roosqelt Popular Qrch it c pr N ghL C ub 10 30 Variety Cont.lnued n-om one) thf! federaJ government may eradl cate some ot the causes or our pres ent trouble It Is true the lederaJ government may come forward w th a fleftnite constructive pro gram and it Is true it may 6tart the wheel!l ol Industry but New Yor.t state cannot w•lt for that The ttme for platitudes hae past It Is the time now for action Had Roosevel~ used Pres dent Hoover where He employed fed eral government.'. a more dtreet a.nd crttJcal chatfenge could hardly be maglned nently That U ~1 wed p uhtment mm tt ,: Ul c de but prn l'l ho\\ deijJ uate the} weu• ~o te 1 tnt fact thal they fat\ d to remt'ml er that .M h1y 111 h of ah~ c ti7.Pil~ had placed a 1 r m urn uu mur lu 11 VJct on for th I r11t lfe1 c had b rt!g'I!Olte t I 1 hell<:: cr mmal :-~e1 te ed I 1 t ~on f r I g term for ro\1 en murde1 h1t 1 desperate 111n f r mak mga~reta:H\a) but lu1leJ Ue1 uttem)1 ll1t the11 mrnds we c wa1 P"" t s ' h) the cl that th~~ lo k thear OJYn Uvct~ The}' hud Uulcd till' member that eve1» had oon NOTICE S 0 M I: CHICKEN'S Ott) to o Aug :111- INB-Pc(ll 1""'~ c ced c kens wa tl1 $5.1100 today ~~ we e cpu ted to have been lltDlen Be.olfo d from J L Cu Us pou tri' labcler A Ill: BearwaUitw [ Ch""W 'fo\fn•h 1.1 Hid~re ;~.m,.. t ....., '"' <'lair 1fh1 has • ~n u It'! Mn; li:nli~ OUthr1e and 11au rhtr.: Carol IPAnt Mamday after w tt-t M111 L me tkJQJas Jia,ol Y"rkn)' wbo hu ~Y-ln help DIJ ;\fr& c E Sincl•ir I!JK'nt lltt : ~" To.,.n.b P 0 ,. Tow1111 11 ... _ .., IJe~tUmllit 8 pttmber ~ 11 11 P II 0 ~np Town I\ P 8ft;~ embl A I A. RM ltn4 TownabiP lltpt.Jnbr. v &-.. P 11 T ~nJIIIat ~t• 9 at z A 81. ~\ur, Townohto SePteli bf.r 1a • g., o Tg.-..n•b p S.plltml!• , .. •• ! ~ ,. 'l"own4tr I" fo kit.,.._ r ... 1t • ~tt tti~qe ~tei!i.f;. 11 •l A It 't-v' Vtl._ le llllr. .ll' 11 "~j\in• ~.., llpu;tl\:io,r 12 w.n y..,.., G~LUPOLIS fi I T:IEATRB, SUNDAY AND MONDAY, AUGUST JO and Jl Janet Gaynor in ''DADDY LONG LEGS" • at • , I~~Ur.~II"'V' :t!Ptrt·~;,. .ll'l.... Mrs Frances H K:le n announces the opening of her Klhdeflrlll1t!n September 8th at 228 s Third Street A Hm ted nwnber of 4 and 5 yelr old children from Mit:klleport and r-umeroy w:m be accepted to com plete the enrollment. Mrs Klein who has been a grad9: teacher abo n u c supervisor 1n the public schools very suceesstuuy conducted a ktnde' p.rten last year Children wm be called for anrt returned Phone 113 t. for reserva tlons - adv B 311 2 • 1 n4. Ytl.... ..,._..liM ll. :1 .~·H ...-!.!!11""' · P l!l~att~M vn~ ....~ t ap~ fiU,d'v w tb h r puentt , ~-!\ , J ~~~ ~11ty ~!"' 1.i c1a ''" •1111 .,,. • a Herman Frank visited Ml1l eo rc Frederick Saturday p m Ml and Mns Luther McCJend or Mur aysvl le spent Ule week end w th Oeo F'rf}derkk and raru ly c arl'nce Sot-den and family after spe d ng a few days with K1s sis t.er M.n c L Orr rdw'ned to their hom a Bucyrus Wedncs1oy M s Raymond Frank 11pent Sun day w th L E Trw;sell and rant ty P R Orr and famllv spent Son dav .,. th E W Holter and lam ly ot S nmer ilPI>~mlx-t' t..bt.non Townllb o I Se .,...., r lhC' pMt sc eral WEelu Ia not m r:h IMproved His di.Uihb,.- 111 1'!1110 CJ.lo gJy 1 M 11 ChJoe 8e-ca.)' spent SuDda) w tJ M "8 0 A MarUn lf and M • Den er VanNe«t <'nte a1t ed the fQllowlnl p(!C'Iple fl. n )' Mr a d Mrs Everett C'lY 11mt childre 1 U"r and M~ J hn Can pt II afld eblld 191 M ':l t1 M ..- Val W~tta nud Reva n Mr G • • SUNDAY SHOW5-Matlaee IIJO and JIJOI Nllllt 7100 and 9100 - �., ' -I 80NDAY AUQUIT 110 ~ yPJ Obit., , .....,_, ~ a,1.~q~~., ~ Jp "tD&td. fll Cllli!llll liiP1 ~ua I!INI. m DO lDit&nce ~er laalteo. ®. 'WlMD our frtmdlllnd ~ MQre Fall Harvesting •• and &be Aot Of .llarCb S. ll'rt Inl""' NewbaU 11 ....... vtolln JO 'J'be Doodleeocken 12 Popu Jar Or'c:h 11 10 am Oua Lama can..:e Ordl 1 AIJIUD ~ Or I JO Qua LDma On:ll. WEU-Jiew Yor$: <W.S IS6D I pm , _ - ~"';' ,...... ehkl.j IS t5 '!he , l"op-\llaf ~ t 10 Ptute j ~lar ~ 1 30 lfJ&ht Olub 18 A RoUe a Dance Ot'th 10 Jack uttll! 10 I& Tal 11 Tho Publllb.tcl 011117 Second Stree\ Porneror o l leUen or oewa -ttn ror publlce.Uao tbe-1 !.tlelr ~~h not neeeau.rUy ta bt !etten hOWever e.uellant ar.d de.tr&ble 1n them W1ll be pubtiabtd 1'Ua Jl.t:JGS PUDLI8BJNO COMI".&.NY i One Month lit lD 10 Spanllh U 10 Conld .PIUI. ate any tbelove~ loyalty 1nd devot on of tbe people, must be U\ harmony w tb I SIN SEPARATES-\o between you und ut God 1 d o face from you tliat he viii t htur - 1 TRUST ANI> WAVER NOl-l u<t t t h I t! all thme hel!rt and lean 1 t 11 g -P verbs i 5 ------- AD ~ candidates whO V lr(IDI& ( Lt B a ... T- HOiiTt:SStS c...,, wll;h a -cut o the com ng roo b ..... d are Ui'P\1 to be P esent a "'"' !JChoo &rtd rot Mondny . POWERS Continued rrom PI" ,e one U:wr UJ~ to link n1m w th Ll e pa. linlll: quadruple Jila)'lnl dt'veiopment.ll oceur ed t.u n Ilk~ norr n&: llt n rw o clock a timr. ttw t:qWpmen w II btThen \he nnt practice selili be M d T\lesday afternoon which l.sl!ut-::1 on w 1 a two 0 clock Ba ~n reportHt hat a L.O a um ~r t about thirty flu! had 81BUI Oed to hlln persona iy Lb~o~L t.h ~ w<lU appear at the fiiilt call for rec u ts for the approachin1 aea son I all plan& formed to date are carried out Battyn 8&id there a 9 )>066iblUty of having t.bree ean s durin& he lll3l .sea&en var nerves 11.nd jUnior hl&:b team. Th ~eason he 't operu;. wttll a. gantf \\ th the Cha,uncey High Schfl{) earn at the local stadium I Is h Th mf.r ~~ w ROTA.KJ"NS Mt:t:T Rota ans held ho na FTiday e\lt:l ng II ht> Ide Hotel 0 B Stout Prell dent f the club wa" Lht! apea.ker of lthr t'ven ni and he pv<! a nost 1n t rsl na to.l).: o Ad ~rtislnK The hrtot gu&alll ro he occa.s.lo were Mr Jamt'B ot Lc.@a Wa lr K nchner of Bandu.sk} H ward tie -ea e~~tatt' emmt! f who gnve the ,alk to the c ub at hei last meet na: AI t>r a sbor l;usi us meetlna a socl~~o time en ued fol o~ by a dell,clolU din I Hot Exctbnr Game Goes To Ltcht Men By 4 to I Score Jame& 6 v~ llS F'tt'd SI.S.!iOn A d M 1W PURITY S HELPLESS Before Muterly Pttchtnl Of Beaver Demoakey Clouta Homer ~ 'f ji ~ "' Sidnet:~ WAJOW1cL ! ,, •• Iam1rn I onl dust OW en 1 •' . I Hartt ora .. • P t>asa n CARELESS PARKING I T IS INDEED ~trange h \ many rnotorust.s purk tho gl t Jor the othe lellow :-. :-~ dety r that of property Narrow streets eem t m an I ttle r to thrs dass t they tlc 1d e J l a1 K The r f 11'\t ar d la:.t o c s to pla e the t a :1t the ea1e:-~t polnt t thRt \h 1ethev II vtll after leR 1 g hm ow1 noth 1 thought poH:-~tlJie the mn ttlle:-~treets .a h 1 e1 to I \1. 1 __ I n e1h lherthatitJt< th o 1gh the r u \ v th o te or b th st IUH 1k N • • • • • ••• , •••• •• ie • I ' • • '• • • I I h d d 1 thcr wn u onob nnkna l ;~:~~;,;thc oth r day a d Jc tJ JO!X; ol \ ate th s datlgCI the State H1ghwa} Depart ment will t perrn1t 1!-uch park g 01 stnte hurhwu..} I the villageR ho \ C\ er ""h h u. e no1 ub]ect to stale 1 mgs thtK hus 1 t }et l ec atte cled to but the hequtH with whtch HUCh ob\ ou ly la 1ge1 u moH 1:11 e bet made t R I uta rnatle1 t a et} KhOll bme u hl prevent ve action mu~o~t he taken Espe<: all): hnd m I ometov are tne~o~e pra t1r.:: H n our seve al hill!! wh1lh hn e 1oad:-~ far too niH OW for IHtfe dti\Ing m th first 11 <'e a1 d when thoughtles~ d \erR park their catR along the 1d1.: f the road at r near :1 curve It mplv ad l!i t the ah eady g1 eat ha~ul P rku g along the d1tchc n the h II lo g the tr». ght !-ltr t he of highway where arelul dnver t c aile to ee tot few hu 1drcd led K t ol JCCtc I Ul t erta 1 ly the practice of 1 <11 kmg a y plac rcga die~ of the ond t should r c h :-~ r ~~ d ;.~nd 1 I r the safet\ of 5om• Welf pt ng I r n1 wall of Cll u5 a. Is • ' aot to fox- COMMITfEE DEFIED BY CANNON AIDE Aujj: a up1lul 1 alh l v. I ee 11 ' I M1 hrg 1 the \\ I er 1 ~ ~t whach huMs n s mpatl lilt..: ole1~ 'ho 1 o1 t r.a ha\ c hun 1 11 ~ 1 e t d t r ha\ 1g tak n lh f othe1 Jll em lit uti l~ tliit they d not hu e :; was the c1 e o1 e t thv ~ lneaks l n IJb desperate 1 m ma 11'1 \' ho::~e \- c d h ~ I r:ould o1 ly I c be te!1ttc J I ' th tr em r h1n 1 K 29---JHB-Mist~ .sccrE'la y t nJradhl 19:l!J cum ttac poJke now.. He It m y d Look I'" I• one cocner ol tl s room when! co&l!n~ da~li*4f folNld the Ovenu ed ha rror t.laat reached almost to t1 e ftoo W-Ynter was pont og at son <"tl og lde ey5s had J,st caught there ha f ¥+:~ beh pd an\;l&rt de of furn lure CID the 1o~r plirt of tt,e m rror Quiekly Sant troued o el to h n aaw lt too aome wo ds fa nt y t"-c:ed, as H by • finKII!r t p m the Cfut on the 11aa._ • S 0 S For God 1 lake-• For a ata tied mon cnt tl e two men ala oed dumt 1 at the b ok<"n POI&'Rant words-from Sever ? But Program I RY .:all 1a -~t..;...saAtl Radio A-!9 WABC-New York 3i8.6 860 --MT BLANCO htore th a ml!%plac:able. th ng hap MJiedl" broke out Sant w th a be1p Ita :pature. Well 1 &uppose we: ve Jjiic ·bere but ho• can one keep a teent •• the face of thl.s?" Almo&t acron h a words J W711ter'a Yotce brot.;e atartl ng tou.ehed by a audden queer exeat Ode to a Motorist !l t teat a ll h • Wa• a dnvmg 1 ul I O f! ( Uure brlek• a d 11oue \\ere u~ In I • c !!Ill lt'llon t111n In 111 the \nil II 11'1!1 of tlte Ur lhil 11e.. 6 ,;;:·;;· .o":·:· pm Popular Orch 8 45 Mertorl Dow ey 7 Band Concet.1. 1 lb Pop a OrC'h 'r JO Kate 3m th 11 Mw 7 ~ Gloom Cha.eer11 I Tht Bos~ el Sllters 8 15 Brookl'l ond Ros.'! 8 30 Stlt.dlwn Concc t II 8h0\'l Boat 10 Bert Lown ll Orch 10 :10 wm Otlborue and HI• Orch ll c. J Lombardo s Orch 12 Rfd loaa: old fash ond wall m whom ll!lse? llt'XPLrCADLB 'DRAMA INleiKis Orch W! W-CI.nclrrnau 421-70(1) 5 45 pm I 01t II ThornEll 1!1 Amos And) 6 J3 The Jcsten II U ball Sco C8 8 SO Scpr Ellls ----LongBottom -vlb.y d dn t Severn take me nto llaii confidence tile night we met ~ 111.e to H10..recy about hts be;; Vital !\itattst cs for wcme cy Conowny ng r ends on • Wh n a llusban W en i11J cant lbal m ets Jl. leeks swt:t: eno gl t at . r Social F. r n hswfccntha Mil nentowa Moment.. MICHIGAN liAS A PEN BREAK NCE MORI ha:-o the d cy of n l y 1n~>nocy .:.__ Frida) •• • ' '" ' Cleveland •• ldt-al T MC8 Della SJnclalr returned home • • • i •' t Wo dr.r ot Natur ! en orcr ty 1 ct shops c Ia f• a Mr and Mrs Dawson Meeb son r died on Mrs. R E DouKieJJ a1 d htldren suoda.y 1 Cl trord Fror.t of )(Arkin apent Monday with hl! s18ter Mrs Mar 5hal Becoy He en VanHe&t who bu !pe d nl!: a Jew days with her aunt chtne postcHdc difficult f r A 1ee Lou!M Powell who hae been en~ytna a tbr~ months aut() mob le tOp to CalUomla. and WR!Ih itoll eturned bomf' Th r-. day Principal poin~ o( ln~e~t sh rvla l.ed included Orand Cln yon Lo! Ange I!A Cat.alina lsla.nd Ho ywood and YelloWtitone NaL I Park She alw vlstt.Pd relativn In Seattl~: and B 11 na:ham W~t and V11n Corvan Brit 11h Columbta Thomt1.~ and Jack Bennlnililn of "''w < A:; u result one frequent!; fird Rutland I I • '"'"-1.-.Cau~O.WO somebo1 I till teach np of Jsua the Cbnat wh0118 words fit anto every fold 1nd crev ce ., the buman beart and ot wbiJIJl twas said n John 1 •6 NEVER MAN o ar n ll he at Middleport HJ.gh WJ.IS !Mued hi! e Saturduv C<lt.d Olyde Battyn who Is ~ 'ffl.th the teat) his selison ar tel' IL year 1 vacatiOn Au o ~UII(Htaoo Ev y e f' ~ y I CSJ tal ) ~~~ 8 Cuckoo a k pk: J ot bnrga s n used lMIE Lu aDd Em 10 Am06 W. en a &ale c 1l k r t; 11 l& Lowell nwmaa blm to open a can or sBJ."d ncs trlun~:; 'lbeatre. ot the A1t Pitiful Case:~ Youre Rlrbt LoWe'l Hunery P'tn I~ 'M e mayor who we t c r.zy s g BuU s dog was a SctWr WhiU:man .s 6reh 1:1 308m Son& l"roUc 1 Popular lng to dedicate a co ncr W c The Good Ukl D:t.ore rout bouse Dal'\tt Orch '('forme e n to tW k U~ Ou WON-Chklqo 416 4 m B JL) Wonclen d Na\ure 1 g U1e eddlc as:ts pm Ulnrler Dance 6 IS Ha old Wn It rains cuts and dogs on 'n!a1 7 06 t..o\Ulfll H!,Ulgry P ve 7 15 UncJe Walt and Bkeezl:t.; 7 30 the r.-ound master .!i da:,. ofT W~.<. e Donee Orch B dOl t )O k.e a 10 eummer Exc~~~~e It, Pie ~~e a Earl Burtnett l!l A n arrk->d man s ncthlng o D ner Y '.'.S .u lmw Lu and Em o 4~ ba.cl lor who W1Ui overtake 10 15 M8rk Lov ------Orch 11 Ted: T11.ke It or Le.an It 11 3D sm I;)<Jn.- llt s Qu I R may make ga0<1 n b u ' and Earl Burtnet~ s wiMl po cup ne? nrr.tBnr:!o.dnf'llrd··d· All rellgiowt teaohinr dootnn• or \Pif UP tJJI creed f they to buve daun 17/J$#r1Wtlill!liot Q '!be t\rBt va Poi>u'•ir Dance Oreh I Battyn 18Sue'i' • First CaJl FOf Ball Men Fru.t vY w-10 ~-Yow PHONE Ill L ~1U camp 411b-110> II 35o 11m Buelllll Bcoreeo 6 41 Tbe Poncr tu slt In front of then at-tbc thrat c Sl.rit""f T R . .y 'Vallie 11 Otch ? 30 ' ta MomenknM Mome Pepular MUI~l Program I 30 011e Week BtrNDAY A'OOtlBT 10 liSt _ a~;.m.....;.&:Jltiolt lt1 Carrkr TD DAU.Y TRIBUHZ. POrGROT 01DQ .MIIIdleport -=====~c========~ anver JO Snapbef Uta* breli ll Crooner • New York and Chlcqo IPAKE r.tKE THIS MAN 1 n.e Devine Tenney corporatloD apoa I News Jl By Joba P Medbury .,..,.. Onll. W.,._New Yor-k 348.5 760 pm t\.wtU ~u 6 Amca n An d7 1 10 .Je&t.era 8 45 Poptd&t' 1'!'011 'I RudJ' Vallee & Orcb 8 ova~ Lote 1 30 Popular Orch 1 Cqi:.bo t 10 Clara, Lu and Em MA1'10N.U. AJJVi:JTJSINO REPKISINTATIVE { ' Maybe I'm Wrong -- Smllh Ballew .. ......., 011111 . . . . . . . . . . ()llh)e. ad Ck'C'IIatlo• Dept. C&ll ltJ A Pll' BdftetiaJ Ollet! CJall .... &. .,..,_. tt30 ' Broad Run, W.Va. Va Ham Wlllser"s Orth 'I' 30 R P Uo 1r 8 Batun:IIJ Roosqelt Popular Qrch it c pr N ghL C ub 10 30 Variety Cont.lnued n-om one) thf! federaJ government may eradl cate some ot the causes or our pres ent trouble It Is true the lederaJ government may come forward w th a fleftnite constructive pro gram and it Is true it may 6tart the wheel!l ol Industry but New Yor.t state cannot w•lt for that The ttme for platitudes hae past It Is the time now for action Had Roosevel~ used Pres dent Hoover where He employed fed eral government.'. a more dtreet a.nd crttJcal chatfenge could hardly be maglned nently That U ~1 wed p uhtment mm tt ,: Ul c de but prn l'l ho\\ deijJ uate the} weu• ~o te 1 tnt fact thal they fat\ d to remt'ml er that .M h1y 111 h of ah~ c ti7.Pil~ had placed a 1 r m urn uu mur lu 11 VJct on for th I r11t lfe1 c had b rt!g'I!Olte t I 1 hell<:: cr mmal :-~e1 te ed I 1 t ~on f r I g term for ro\1 en murde1 h1t 1 desperate 111n f r mak mga~reta:H\a) but lu1leJ Ue1 uttem)1 ll1t the11 mrnds we c wa1 P"" t s ' h) the cl that th~~ lo k thear OJYn Uvct~ The}' hud Uulcd till' member that eve1» had oon NOTICE S 0 M I: CHICKEN'S Ott) to o Aug :111- INB-Pc(ll 1""'~ c ced c kens wa tl1 $5.1100 today ~~ we e cpu ted to have been lltDlen Be.olfo d from J L Cu Us pou tri' labcler A Ill: BearwaUitw [ Ch""W 'fo\fn•h 1.1 Hid~re ;~.m,.. t ....., '"' <'lair 1fh1 has • ~n u It'! Mn; li:nli~ OUthr1e and 11au rhtr.: Carol IPAnt Mamday after w tt-t M111 L me tkJQJas Jia,ol Y"rkn)' wbo hu ~Y-ln help DIJ ;\fr& c E Sincl•ir I!JK'nt lltt : ~" To.,.n.b P 0 ,. Tow1111 11 ... _ .., IJe~tUmllit 8 pttmber ~ 11 11 P II 0 ~np Town I\ P 8ft;~ embl A I A. RM ltn4 TownabiP lltpt.Jnbr. v &-.. P 11 T ~nJIIIat ~t• 9 at z A 81. ~\ur, Townohto SePteli bf.r 1a • g., o Tg.-..n•b p S.plltml!• , .. •• ! ~ ,. 'l"own4tr I" fo kit.,.._ r ... 1t • ~tt tti~qe ~tei!i.f;. 11 •l A It 't-v' Vtl._ le llllr. .ll' 11 "~j\in• ~.., llpu;tl\:io,r 12 w.n y..,.., G~LUPOLIS fi I T:IEATRB, SUNDAY AND MONDAY, AUGUST JO and Jl Janet Gaynor in ''DADDY LONG LEGS" • at • , I~~Ur.~II"'V' :t!Ptrt·~;,. .ll'l.... Mrs Frances H K:le n announces the opening of her Klhdeflrlll1t!n September 8th at 228 s Third Street A Hm ted nwnber of 4 and 5 yelr old children from Mit:klleport and r-umeroy w:m be accepted to com plete the enrollment. Mrs Klein who has been a grad9: teacher abo n u c supervisor 1n the public schools very suceesstuuy conducted a ktnde' p.rten last year Children wm be called for anrt returned Phone 113 t. for reserva tlons - adv B 311 2 • 1 n4. Ytl.... ..,._..liM ll. :1 .~·H ...-!.!!11""' · P l!l~att~M vn~ ....~ t ap~ fiU,d'v w tb h r puentt , ~-!\ , J ~~~ ~11ty ~!"' 1.i c1a ''" •1111 .,,. • a Herman Frank visited Ml1l eo rc Frederick Saturday p m Ml and Mns Luther McCJend or Mur aysvl le spent Ule week end w th Oeo F'rf}derkk and raru ly c arl'nce Sot-den and family after spe d ng a few days with K1s sis t.er M.n c L Orr rdw'ned to their hom a Bucyrus Wedncs1oy M s Raymond Frank 11pent Sun day w th L E Trw;sell and rant ty P R Orr and famllv spent Son dav .,. th E W Holter and lam ly ot S nmer ilPI>~mlx-t' t..bt.non Townllb o I Se .,...., r lhC' pMt sc eral WEelu Ia not m r:h IMproved His di.Uihb,.- 111 1'!1110 CJ.lo gJy 1 M 11 ChJoe 8e-ca.)' spent SuDda) w tJ M "8 0 A MarUn lf and M • Den er VanNe«t <'nte a1t ed the fQllowlnl p(!C'Iple fl. n )' Mr a d Mrs Everett C'lY 11mt childre 1 U"r and M~ J hn Can pt II afld eblld 191 M ':l t1 M ..- Val W~tta nud Reva n Mr G • • SUNDAY SHOW5-Matlaee IIJO and JIJOI Nllllt 7100 and 9100 - �' ' BUNDAY AUOU8r 10 ItiO Gallipolis ......__-. .... ._.""' .. ·~ ...,~. " ~~· A'~ B[AT UNKHS, "'" C~RDIN~lS ~ l S0 Ilm Lindsey who nUeved Flint RM.:n PUW.. aredlt. IDt lihe aut Wldle Mel H&rcSer wu ret~ to KiVe t.be- 15t LoWI ~- ll1nf'C than tour lllff:""" Cl,eveland hit-ters L~at up ORJ anl1 l:Dluey lilhd. recwded jt 11 to 1 Harder pabbed three of Oleveland t; 18 hlta 1 All tht other clubll were Idle WIN THEIR IMINISTER WJNS P1rates Bow To Learue leaders In late Rally bu COPf LAND C BUHO ctrtl' tn up lltlll•t OOMrriitiiiDD piCJJ f"' Alao box Dunbar Co 2~ !t lwnbua Ohka Elberta and PeDC!hes '7k per b\&Qlel • cofttatner Tl'IO!I d~ &CUJe Ohio: Hale ~Snowball I I I I I I I I I I lu I I ter l AI 1 w: I fl·ll-3t I l 1 I "BABE" HERMAN T0 CUBS--FOR -WILSON IS LATEST TALE YOUR i"QETT'f COUSI .. MA!lEL" ,......, tiAAN '( HOOI'l!Q. HAVI!!. HAD A BUSo UP, -roOo>;;' .---;:-'WH""( I JS.~t:j[)OEQ, ~'VBt"'' 'TIME 1 il-11 N~ "TH.tl, IF "THI£Y MARRIED rT I ! ,....-,..--1-C·E-·Rl--~·· ,;,:r1;:;"';.L'·~•"D~ ------ . 6tt::J"'"f MAl<!; I si HARDIN BURNLEY'--------' a,vr .. lI I I ]' I I I R0 b0 t' S"J t 30 I en IY T0 Agam • ears I ' I )'0\.J ~'l!!l '-NEAR. THOVGrl,. \A.IHEIJ r:::lA\1~ IT lfo YOU 'THA.'T YOU WER-6 "TT-1.e 01\tL.'f ONE MO"f' ~6 ~16HT 1 tf'l f'>l" """ ovs~ A"'D .,-EL..L.. 'TILLIE "11-IAT 1"0 l'l&re. I"AC E lnhn I I Make AppearanCLA _ I I I OOeG I ·- WH0 WI L.L.:' DEFEND , I HIS ?: SHore:n.y, I A1' Titl TUEA"fl~E8 \)\\) Ml\~:tl\11. ...... Sf>..'< YOU C.OUU! 1 Oil'I' ~A\.1>: 110 oUI'I'I>c ""'"'~,."'~! . .•• • • I I f I • 1111 "'.J'fl Ia a. '(I I I... .. - I I wm "''ttllit • I PraD- 5.d • iI I D ' f: aoct~~~~s: v~~ne uolteli~an~"~ ~~e~:!..a:..~~!e ~t reaA~ !After Tilden's Old _Crown POR B.tt.E - I I I ~-- tt • ted Brethern Church of McClllre.' Dlep). l 0 a1 unlr:nown In elay crack CHUCK BENNETT IS MISSING lng ( lrcles today hekl the Rnqd Ame1 lean ehamplonahip of tho amateur trap!Jhooting U8001atlon But Many Other ustara Of F1nt Water" To Be Seen 1 no· .. swce tba.t day anct had my mare of America. ; , S _L T F th l k K hi M L I • -• · ~ ~•• mid"""'" ""' ""' " ""IL ~~ one or the few New Ul panan Oil, a er UIDP In, a , c &In No;\\ Ymk Aug :M- You don t ward& PI'OiteiJI never forret that he coniJ.nues In the line up with or Gehrig fhc mOBt prll:ed honor tn the 0 gu1 orld came to the Ohio putor Back, Presnell Al1o On H~nd I ~~ th ~ alw v/~~ ~~~t ~ h~~,t~ ~e:r:a~lo~t !::~db:de~ ~:~' t:ut a break Hungry I..nu w1\l pll.f..i Ycr boys who made the maJor Jn I finals of the annual trap e• e s 1\ <!. d tha Ia t lllbllit the mark ot 1 103 consec::Ut.i\e leagJ e grade In their home town 6 ~~~.:>on:; wh> you tntsse t Y p.mes ~Se>t by Joey Sewell former !'risen stepped otT t.he campu:;. at to rnament here In which he Cleveland star now wtt.h the Yan Por:lham 1.o whl glory at the Polo battlld against heavy odds to de Portsmouth Ohio Augu:;t 'J9- but were beaten but once all }ea ~I ut and tb.e othern:hree :~~~~~ t a JACK UP TO HIS keea Grou c1s Gehrl eame to the reat Fred Harlow Newark o a ld 8pl) Football &Lars from 16 ~;t.Q.ws on theh home gnctuon Coach ur ' 0 r fuursome w ~tee 8 uft slarUl the season \l.lth the yuu •uv. 11.\J the reasons LD IME TRICKS\ A lot or wa er has flown under g Yan R P Willbaum Greenville o and 21 colle-r"'" ~ tll Ur; .. uo Sundll.) Clark moat co\urful aruy of baekfll' d your ~at:; w1Lh colton The ast 0 T the bridge since Gehrig ftnt bepn kees !rem Columbia nfter wJnninl ln a s hoot orr artcr all three aft.ernovn or we nrs L practi('C stars m pro grid hstmy Glelll l:; hot sho ld be forgotten as s >On to attract attention as a ba.ll lay rncre thon local fame a.s l.he star t 1ut l~rtJred 1n a u~ with &:aros or se&~ton of the Portl:lmou Spaltlln PresnelL who will likely c11.1l signalS as t is play d It 8 the next aho VIi.! couver B C Aug 29---INS- er About ~n or elevrn yell.: aa:o ~>lug~cr &t Hlih School of Con ~ 1931 football campaign In the I a won all Amerlctm hm ors at Neb you wa l to thh k about Halt a minute after he ha1 been the writer wn~ loungll1&' around the mtr('"l:' Af~r lllgnlng wU.h the Van Rt ~:buck shot from the 17 yard tlcma.l pro Iea.gue Tv.ent} ftv raska the last :,.ear ROCk! e s F l! P<.: IHlpt; }ou ~Ill find consolation intror:luced all the g.raate~t heavy Columbia <.:ampus ol a !!prinK a! ~us Lou was shlpped oft' to Hart lim Wllltaum frotr' t he 19 and pla.yers in ~1 wg~ r~por l to Coaclt Horsemen pla~t;.d t he CQ 1 h u;kc I ~ fact ~hat dur ng the many '\\clr;ht of al ltlme Jack Dempaey t.ernoon when s:1 excited freshman ard lor development He was o. sensaUan there ~a l ;-;: ,rrom he 3.. In the handl G~~epet.~oti' for a!acU poSJtion 1s Nebraska won The lov.~:~. I 1 lla J a s11 I have traveled around with knv ked aut his first opponent d&shed up ;ldsdgreat.l'St gol~e·~! h~v~ Frs k Sawyer wetghJng 191 poundr. ] Cmon over to south FiPfd }ell Sta tng In 1926 hls fiTt )car as P 1espec1auy keen In pro football 10r Mayes McClom Father Lwnpk 1 l c ou o~e so ~er ec h 1 ~ 1 as h~ continued hill triumphal tour eo the osb There 8 a kid over a rerular Gehrig never hM failed 1 a.coordmg to regulations laid down of Georgia. Tech and C:,. K a hl or n ~ 10 11 raslo ta Y m Dakota are othe1 g1~1 albt' 0t ----(Jt of txhlbltlon~ here la&t :Ught "'''' h>ttlng bal'· ir l'anklng omone the 300 hlt 0,,.• the sun to WRESTLI~G RESULTS by the Nat.tonal Professional Foot. Nmth 10 Its pos e o get t th ,_ t an d th 1Ill e s ,.. I10 P I aye d he i! sev~ a\ or t 1 en ll In his ttrst vl:ilt to u Is cit~ dial• ers o1 e n:aogue 1n 26 he hit 1ball League not more than twenL, la Ht sea..-.•:m Ch ck Bennelt uno IIY.l eve! L1lOUg 1 you ma k e one 313 d f 11 ed 1 21 twq players can combine bench and thel 5 a tan tar of 1930 Y.lll not b 1 ~ hol J st Rs its possible to get since a vaude\il~ appearance The sun dial let It~ explamed an o ow n and '28 By y N S fleld duty Only three of the 25 repott ~~was learned SatUJda) Hr a b n e wl {D yo Jllay a hole per vtar ago Dem~ey was gnen a ten is quit a landmark on the Colum with __lJ5 and 374 rcl!pectlvely He At New Yo:rk _ Ray Steele of Spartan cand1da.tea who Jepoll fo has dcsert.ed Pro foot.ball 1 es to feet ) mlnUie ovation I;)' a l l OOU erow1 bia campus It wafl loco~.ted about drop1x:u to 300 In 29 but rome F'lr l of a ll-don t Jose )our lem Tl 1 v Lamarr :ma p:>uuder or Ta twenty five yards beyond tile rlrht ba£~ lost year with a mar& or 379 CAlifornia threw Steve Zna&kl Pol practice Sunday however " 11 t.alie up coachtng 11.nd he h<f'S be( ish beav~w~la;ht. have to be released or Lradcd tv grunted Its telcw;c j IX! 11 e ~.:olrer with the smtle Is ccmJ Washlngto 1 went down I field or t he old Columbia basebo.U 0 11rlg not only J.s a. batt"r ot Sandor Szabo Hungary threw other teams In the league Mana U e golfe th tile good score twice under the Impact ct oemp dto.mond I" wu something of a hlih awrages tut a deadly hitter In Taro Mtxy kl J ger Griffen has just ended a yea1 Tm Y Ho' 1 lO:ltl All An Cl ca 1 It ~o 1 have lt ou ble with your .sey« blo11,s but refw.cd to sLay rarity when a college player dro\e a the pmchell He holds t.he Amert a apan In sifting out applications during !ullback at. the Univers1~y of A " s o s lt;ok tlrs l to your head the e Once the ount wa.s nlm· ba~eball out of the Jot let alone can Leagu£ record for 1rtvh1g rwu. Vanka Zele8n1ak RWISta threw which more than 500 exoollea:e ):c cct sw mg can be utterly ruined the ('Cond Um lt wa~; five and the over the sun dial !ln\ 1 e- ow:ored 175 men two years August Benkert BeliJ.um stars were Interviewed He hiLii ban a ~ U be unolh.rt Spat tau ~ Air Philadelphia Ed <Don> signed up only those v.hmn foot ple thiCat ns Will Elme1 SGll\\11. L.-: 1 by Ial l g the head too quickly D 11 bavcd Jack trrm further work j The group proceeded post ha t.e ago Last year he wa.s r" 11ponstble of the 1930 Wnshu g u 1 Yo • c n1 c ntrol the head acuon Til thl d 0pp t to South P'ield and sure cnou1h for 174 runs He and Ruth have 0 e1 W0lre t.here George of New York defeated Jean ball authorities In Lhe know feel captuln dl.at~ clevCl Q.hlch galloped 1 t} keeping II{' clu pointed to "' r on(' n was Mrs Oehrlgs bo ... r 0 r.J Ledcux Canadian wrestling chum certain can make the gnde m fast wtth the Pacltlc tOII..<;t c \u np o ,., rd ll e ghL sho uld~ wltl u e Bell gham Wash IA."ted the fche pelllng the best otrerin 5 0~ "t "C wag !Klme bitter duels fer home pion ltompany ship Dutch CJa1k or Coloraao I !elL C)'l' rm.:u&>d 011 " point buck <': leu two mundl5 H landed 01 varl'!lt)' ttcher1i over fhe distant r m honou but r.o far Gehrig has Mihaly Or;ovanyl Hunga.ry Coach Potsy Clark expects to College Dexter Shelley Caplan of cJ u e Ual \\hen ou expect to It Jack hard twice and th 1 Ot:mp P nen nn able to lead the BabE! th~w George l..aiSan RuMia I have two teams In pink condition Texas U In 1930 and Stud Stt 1 l sey tlugtf:d him s hard that rn~p~~ts d Lo k to l r finish Gehrig holds h£: ce Malcewlez Utica N Y drt:tv when september 13th rolls around 1elt St Mnry s complete the b1 l.t 1 y t,o perfect an ca y swing-a Wo I glued his giiJVe6 t.o h ~ tac wa;d 11~0 ~n 1~~s.,c u n ~ ~~ld wrnl' s st: its record far dnving In wtll Dr Fred Meyeu Chicago The apa1tans will have an oppor ftela s ate Kalll a na swnueH a c I sn ooth WHhm wtthot t u b1 eak and held on When he started 1 ~nin to first t run-. "lth 9 He achtC'I d thiA h on ~ bhcu dlld lase t Stanley Btutak Bo6ton thr"w tunlty to stop Stumpy Thompson ~mong the mo:.,t dependable pass In' o don t. hut1} 01 t1 ~ to hit th was an even bet t.ha.t he11 would trip or ! 1 1938 He also holds th record 00 John Gundovitch Rmsla 1 for and his Brooklyn t.eam mat.e!l un ..nat.ehet:. m U e coun\,I> besides ba hatd b t hin th be. vme runs m 11. single series l sm lcked Len Macs.Iuao Eaat Aurora. N Y that day The game w111 be piRyed o~.:ms fosLbiOken field rm ne1s l! Dm t gtill Lhc club too ~lght.l FIGH~ RESULTS ei~rfs :ea~lbufe tne thee bi fellow e.har ng the honor w1th Ruth Bll.h llnmx fm t Ull t hrew Ballor Arnold Boston here Brooklyn placed fourth in the ball IS In the ir n 1ghbml ou i 1and on the oU er hand don t l o d 1 ' Iperseverance t h at tad 11.~ h es,.. .u.t madr 4 ln th.e 28 mut of the C:Lrd ..,. a .....,.. ..chn t C I 1~1 tJ mph Jack Wagner Providence R I the national league race last ooo. lh cy a.ru uu d e1 1t a 1d w 1aL s me c j t oo Ioe»lcly A ftrm grip is all l l!shed fielder and one or the bes~ nalo; Gt:hrlg also hol-ts th e rrcard Tt c Cud~ ha I I m I s t hrew Jack Sherry Omaha son The Spartans finished sixth Lhey seldom 11 lliS Clalk Q.lll PIO U 'll l; necessary On the shott B;p I N S brs( steale s In the American Lea. '"r he most "tra bases on kmg bably llt MeOla n (llld Stennclt do ~ ls esptiCially th.e wllsts should I At New Yorii:- A.l Sh~g~r New e hits II' ·me sc 1 11 He registered 13 most of the punting Outen Cia k be flexible und not held stiffly York former lightwdght champion gu l in 1921l 1s considered p csncll ~ equal a 3 a p uy sole ou of uuuble Don t ~cered U!ctmka.l knockout c e! I Gehrig would like to bre~k Scotts field gcne1ai and 1ull 10 su ne ul 1y r..o nak£: up 101 lrn!t distance Eddie Cannonball Martin Iur record but ts attaching nu great I Oehr il ' Jolcls ~~ the knowlcct~ Ute sigunl callu g but t kc the pena ty The next mH bantamweight cham ion 12 1 ] Importance to the task He says th:1t J e was c1 o 1 of lhf' (,.'T':!a !!fit The Spa Lan bu ktteld w 1 ha ve 1 i ot ca 1 be plined so much better 1 Patsy ~enbloom PBaltlmore Naturally ld like to go rlgh teat s in mc:Jern history the Van plct ty of wclgl t fm s 1 oslun;r 1 ul good lie lightweight defeated Nick De Salvo along a.nd e 8 t a b I I s h a new kccs or W27 and 28 ~------By Lluougl tackle and enough SlJ N ) D t y to help your club Tl New York <B J Ll m1kc an:,. of lis JUt 1be1s I o 1ub <Ike has anangcd the fa~,t' l Eddie Kid Whalen Brooklyn ! to c let 1 Lhc open Holn Me 1 r r r I Ib to fit ca.cl shot 1! middleweight scored Wchnlcal ka 0 Cia n a Lun pk 1 d All S hwan; II lie s !1uset 1e ueep 'Ough 'iew Yo~k ~'HACK" eepec 1\ I.Ht: • e1 a c >: 1 ao e fln a bbacl 11 lofted non or A over lO) BatUing Tra.ce) It tJ:}an stx !eeL two mches tu 1 and good npp1oac h a U one putt saves B Phil d hia r h nOne weighs less than 220 lbs 1 nny strokes enny 0 r a e1P enL _ _ ·---· Each 111cmbc• of this qunrtct oi Doni sta d too fa • away hom ~wel~ht k ~e!eated Willie Barcy I By MAX KABE Sounds like a pipe dream what" fullbacks pi..Y.yed on championship ll e ball especu\lly on the fihort ew or l I N S Sports Wr1ter Doesn t seem po1511!ble thfl't thu rlevens durmg thmr college da:r tron 1; ols u vou ve slicing or SaUot Jack SJ:tarkey Phlladelphla\ New York Aug 29--Ha.dten great Fla.Uru.sh. Bslbe wtll be pera ll'he Spartan halfbacks average 100 1 ooking instead cf lltanding tu 1 lightweight, defeat.ed Ed Holli\ea schmidt. Wilson ~ tb.,.. Cbica80 mttted to get away frnm Ebbl;ote lbl; and. stand mx feet tnll or bet tl cr away tly standmg closer 0 New Yorlt (8 I strong man and Floyd Caves Her f'icld.s ter tl bill Jce Glick New York 140 pound !man the one time miiJhty Babe or Well slr bend IUl ear and llo&.en E lQ to ~nct tht pa1 ~an une Ill Don t sat !lei" nccu ac} fm dis er defeated Mel Araj'On Peru I P:tatbush may chance uniforms Floya Caves 1.s having a tough a~erage 200 lbs Ebding or st L c~ a1 cl do L qu t on the stlokcs <6 ; 1 Wilson coming to the Robins and year of it sharing In the depres Ma.ry 5 and McKalip of 0 , ego 1 A ow both. 1 111 cts to come through 1 OEcar Goldman New York Ieath Herman making the Wind~ Cit, slon and showlnli: a woeful balanc'> state Will clhlde duties w t 101 n wtLho t a be k for a relaxed fo l c1welght defea~d Danny London his hllseball residence where a balance would do most Cuvos1e Butlc; U Pete ~o el CXLh In~ tHo ugh is most essential fOl New Yort (5) _ good at bat and Jn the field At Brldgpcrt Conn Jimmy 0 The Chicago strung man Is In U and Long of Solltl em Met o di 11 tr: fl. d cl rectlon dl.'>t Ebd l lg Ul Ll e Jecelvmg l"l d c c j LY hot fm your fav Brien Bridgeport v.clterweight THt:, ::il ANDJl'l(: the N~me boa.t He Is being pw.ld (Jf Stcl ctt1'; Pab:iel:i wa!; lu get} e 0 llr lu k o slice Htt them scored tEchnleal kava over Bylves the highest salary Ill the National spon s lbiP. iOJ St Mat~ ... g c~ vic Stlalg I o the pi fhls also ap tet Cohen New York 5l League fm a pla~ing role and ha:~ lc1y O\el Fmdha 1 1 st H!U va~ pi lJ P11 J 11 g wr the wind A At. Long Branch N J -Jimmy AMF.&JCAN ASSOCJATJ .11'11 liquidated with about ten cents on osle lS a fmm ct I '-'1-H I of Pol>) ba I I fl •cc h Is l.tfcct.ect ver Phillips Bet'tlardsvtlle N J wei Club Won Lost Pet the plest.a In actual pcrfonnan~ CIDiks ilL H c u aid \.\O.s 1 s c bv tic 11 ld Wlen you ad terwf!ight and Kid Dixie Newark St Paul 114. 50 627 Now that Herman a~ failed to 72 65 52fi Wilson Will be called Into the ex olrgcs 01t Lulllg pa"el 1 1028 oc~ Lle bi• whclller It be drew •IO ~Kansas City ~ \ O'-'\:l 0 Indlanapoli& 69 6.'1 515 Both PctcriiO <U d Long \.\~ o Ul I on 1 Cll 1 f t }OU sho II Mil kllr! f)(Ja eeut \C chambers when the seasou 67 65 .U illO w; :;den om; lot ull Soul • tJ nk uf nothing but whc c vou fr.ou:~ne 66 69 489 comes to Its eventual close and V\.tstc n be1t hs Both h 1 ~c t 1 c bull t J go If \ou t y to 1 c 1 bu 63 68 485 t.old In t.erms unmistakable that ce ved All Amcncan en 0 I PI! f I \OUI honk or SllCC }O U Will IM~r:::~a slls 62 78 463 they ha\e been somethiniJ of a Dale Mudd~fi sw 1t er Floudo. lo t1 PlJuslte 01 dub t1 e shot Toledo po i) 3 83 390 bust during the past seaoon ;:;chlcusner uf Iowa Jap Do Id'i of ( w & J a 1 r1 GeOige Chnsttansm II uu find that yo 1 are Josmg NA'TIONA' U:AGUE And all 11 r~;prlman(.. the boyr. :A oreg01 1 avC' been 151g1 eel fm u c ~oct I.Jal 1ce it •s P obabiJ be b will be socked ,..rhere l.he socking tli 01 tackle pus lwns by the Spa ta 1 u 11 c til fi le gettlllg too m 1Ch \... 8 ~ 1 Won Los PeL. painful right n the old bo.nkroll nana,.e1 en t tiPilUidmg s orne 1 bud~ ~CtlcJ I to the swing and NL Vu \ 82 44 6al Nov. a ballplayer hates to take 70 Fc.;oti.Jall Gmoc dccla rn; 11 w 1t r I' ;s 1 g fol distance thus per ' ~~ 0 a3 569 It on the dough basket as whu 0 s the g1eatcst L< ckle u vett;lty t ng the ouctv to come in ahead :::hlcago Aug ~-1Nb-A(tcr 1 cago 'ro 59 ~3 docs 1 t 50 that the Me55rs Her I F londn football hibl-of) Sch O! tile I !'I Us A simple e medy tor thirty YeP.rs of silence a robot IBrocklyn 67 60 a ::a man and Wilson can be ex))e(;ted tur,Jlng Y Ualance 1s W put your which went out of use In 1900 \\ Jl S.)l)ton 58 6fi 472 to have their grievances leusne1 made t1 e All weste r cu ferencc tcan 58 18 400 But the matter docnt rest there 1 1928 ctm 1 g lJs v Chl 01 ~our heels just before make a public ap.Jearance her e I Pitt.sttu-gh seco nd yell! of college footba 1 He }ou sla L the rlubhcad back talk and listen repeat and r~ .. olt~ Philadelphia r;4. 72 429 Herman thf' Babe Incurred the was slated fo r a bel th 01 Col e ~ A crv successful praclice 1~ to me!l88.ges Imparted to It 1Cmclnnati 44 32 349 om.cml dLSpleasure of the front All A cr 1.: m n 102!J b failed tu ma k JOUI club score ca1d be!ore The robot wblcb was lnvenk'rl AMERlCAN LEAGUE omce by t:ls holdout ta<:tlcs before W Pet the .serumn anti While President ftm 1 1 e senoon Th :; ~ h s sec yc u go out to p ay with the num by Valdemar Paulsen a Dane \ II 1b old .\'C<tl v. u tte Spalla '!!> Douds bt' o st10 r.s ~ou should btke 01 the emplov of the Stat.! Telegraph Cud 1 h Frank Ymk gave him hl8 119000 8~n ~:t 721 contzact wts rm ea \ All Amencan tackle eP.Ch hole Fm c:o:ample u1 a pa 1 company in Copenhagen hat; u.')C• Ph..,a e P IR he p_,ve 1t wtth the feel 5q8 ing of the daddy whipping his off 73 49 :,cltoct1011 11 1928 a tuough 1 e plfly fctu hole n ark the card with a presenred to the Museum or Sc1 Wuhtngtcn eo ce lte at w & J tl d ftvc Tl cn play agaux~ ttJI.s score e"'Ce and nidust• y founded b~ Ju New York 72 51 58a splmg 0 11 61 60 504 and "' 1J1 d emon Clevtla.nd N ow tat h H crman has wa1 led to Rcc dcr.lueu he beo11 ncl a01 "'a.tJ It a1e one o\et on 11. hole 01 llus Rosenwald h Bt Lous 73 411 51 I nil tu. eleven and 1 1 ken hnn tY.o !01 t become dlseou aged stratc t at It can not only talk but D t lt deliver It Is to be expcclicd that 74 403 50 de 1 01 t.:lck c Dvuus 11 1930 Yo u n \ be one 1 der o 1 t1 e next receive and retain a me'"qe Be ~ the front otnce wtll take lt out on 392 47 3 \\fls the 01 Iy u 1 111 mu 8 cllolcc on I c Soon )ou will master this Preseota.tton of the robot whit" 1 os n 1 the Babe and Floyd Caves Is not 381 48 76 ihe national 1 0 leaKu All Am c u c ( ~ou have outlined !o your Is c&lled Paulllen s teJecraphohe Chlmgo one to take It without a protest ca.u 1 r th 1 ~fl. e bel ~h Chi stla n I e al d bcfm 'iU 1 a,tc awme of It was made by William Dubtlle• <:;[I \ ESTERDA Y ii RF.SUL TS And out or the ensuing wrangle a 1 sen co 1 c:; to Porl.sl loutl art I be playing ~ bP.1ter game on New York after tt was revived bj' A AMERICAN ASSOCIATION trade for Henna.n Ill almost cer tlrtcc ~CI\Is I I CI Doc b a :; v. ho cadi atte ml ~ German company taln to develop I fl.nkll t his c ten guu I ll ~c ny You \\ill find fm Instance that Use ot th.ls almo~t human In ) Columbus at Mi \\aukee cold A& ccncerns Hack He was thf! 1 n l 1 a1 01 th<" t I a 400 Yald pa1 four hole In stJ ument YiiU enable ,., man to v;catber nughty oak or the Ct.lbli 111st sea tc d f 1 y11g lu reach the leave hJs omce In charge of hi Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 2 son but has rcvei'Sed the adage and 0 x E mer8ong rex t; " U H aty gree ' I bot ta st Pn 1 5 Toledo 3 Lee Oll.lahoma J\lo B •lei c en second shot ,You wUI play ro secre ry u has sUpped rrom a mighty oak to Tulnnc Bob A mstron !1 & ~UI I Sit. lely on tl e fa irWay ncar the Suppose a Mr Jones while :'(. KanSW! City 2 Louisville 0 a puny acorn thls sca.son He is u Fled RobeJts low<~ 11 11111 !cport ~;a:t1 nd pitch up as close as pos pectlng an urgen t call trom a M I LGulsvllk ~ K:~a.~ C~y 6 h.itt ng arm nd 250 and on threr. 'rE'JJ~fS' for tnr guard pos Uot l!:u c s 11 Is I~ b ~ to tl e pin tor a sure five Smith suddenly is ra!Jed &\U} I 5 ~~TI6 !'.~ b f. occas!OI'l.!l has been benched by 1 Tf'Tl..E' a llt.-.t scam• 5 tt"am 1 c of Do:! whe ca f you t1) to press on I !rom his office When Mr Sm h us ttfi urg 1 Roger Hornsby tor hi& waning Le Slleiie:,. nl d ld J )lili seco nd sho t In an attempt to call8 the 1obot secretary will sn Onl~ games scheduled 1u;rk v; th the wUiow 1 IS(} 1 h vc t Lee v Lva~cvre~nsct~ teat 1 the green yo are morf' Mr Jones is out but I! you Ill AMERICAN Lt::AGVE Hack Is getting $35000 He will Ad Lmd c f 5 opll I k.cly to get into d!fliculties l &t!l.nd by I will record your me.. Phlladelphin 5 New York 4 ecc vr, th.e most drastic shcinJ of p ~i u mmci pup o \ d nov. that tttls seues of go!! sage on my steel wire Bostcn 3 WMI'llngton 0 catlod any a~hletic in Da.scball this sea ... 3sy ..., arks when Cialk was !r s r.s nas ccn e to an end it l Then the robot switches flom en<:! of third rain I son co,.ch m~ Kansns Li dsey sayr; my 5 nc e hope that t hey hav! rcproduclniJ setup Ithe words tha Cleveland 13 St Louis 1 In addition Wll&On Is reporl.f:O Lee IS one of llte go.n es 1 ~~l B J bee of son c help to )ou My In M:r Jones spoke before h.e left tn On!} games scheduled at loggerheads with Hornsby HA Inger on all Sout l A lulll c 01 te1 t 01 hn~> o.lv.ays been to asiStt;t omce1 lo a record1Il8' device WI e 1 rODA.Y S GAMt:S Is one of a. few Chicago recalcl crs at r hml!! A t Ol '> ~:ntcr.. M Aver~:~gc Gol cr who with his l Mr\ Jones returns to his omce I" n ERIC-\~ i\SSOCLtTION uants who are said t.o have re Pw football tn::; !ito bO I aftei two meroely Awltchell on the reproducll ~ I Columbus st MlnneapoU., &ented the elevation of the Rajah the final and some J cars of ulilit y wor k ai. M !>fiOU l 1device and the me8SIIae Js repe&~ 1games to head man ot the Brulm Windy EFENDING Champion John vorRel ma7' 11pnr Doe~ on to flU uushed. him were convmced E11aworth was whuc he altc1nalcd lit c Lc I ed to him Toledo a.t St Paul Olt~ rwnors ha?e placed bun on H noeg Jr Will not be preme efforts n~:~:x_t week Francis L Shl$Jd1,JJnahat w~tb '!Juat another flash-ill. Ule pan ' a:uurd and halfbnck Rot{; t c:tp llt Wltt ... nbcrQ' Godfrey s•ys Mll 1 The robot oonalsL'l of a .v 'C I lndi~~onapo is at Milwaukee the auction biOCi: sevenJ times thJs tbe speculatne favor1t!l to Doeg last yur, bi -.a1n a ltlg fac- Tbls was conftrme~,_.stc appeared. tQincd low 1 ~ 19.110 tC!tl rh! w1l c une of tt c a:teatest centers Jn 1placed betll'een the poles of -.JJ touisvlllt Jt Kan!as City retain hi!! National !Jingle:! tenn a tor in tbe comin& ~flOqablps wh,n Vince suffe1'8111 otlier del be lm ~:~econcl sc!tson 1.lth ll tlu [lnmn and will be at home Jn electro ma,net In the tclept.on" NA'IIO ~~oAL Lf'AGUP. feata.!.Jtp.' be &ot baclt: Oft hiS pmti Spartan& fo.st company lciroutt lnd the SQUnd Is recordllf! rhlladcl!)hta at Ne\\ York t\tlo ne:a:t; week when the annual 0D foJ'Dl tbiJ 8Uillmf Cla1 e Rar.d p Inalann U und 1 t:o e v11J be no first and seeond electro ma1nettcally upon the ~~eel games• 11utdoor court classic u to be played seenll!!l cobildeftb1J t~!' tltan !art wint'er and Spring the cb&m.JIJOft GeOfi!t ~· ]i1:ttt,1r, R~ht now ot,b.er competltl'l!'ll tft Dutch Miller of \\ ttenbc r~ w ll Ep nan t cnms accord1hg to Coach v.lre By repeattna: the operallor 1 Pittsburgh at st Louts. at Forest H1lls L I A few weeki recent lle.. d.,brOOk • " Challena:e tht a~on&let...notably ..CUff Su.t- play center When Iodtan 1 v.o Clark He expects to have two the sound record is r,!pre>duct" Clnclnnatl at ChicaRo • 1 agof Elbworth Vmell a comer Cap wmner, m,y preuil if he can "r erlt:e"'rJSell,anil Junior Coen rrom MIChigan ln 1929 Yn l de oqua l > bR.Ianced eleven& whipped Beccuse of the IP'e&t expense of B'l8~t Brootlfll frpm California defeated Doeg control hl1 spirited temper rate Vines u the molt dapproDI e1ared that Rlln uo phs ncanny ln\o SJlape betorc the BeptemMr qae robe~ ~d the C:Om}:Jet!Uon wHh ICh. N LG1.GUE qq1te decllllvcly at Seabright Of Of e~une With memoq obthat ,ft:~ of an opponent More than. ability to tll.cklc and tnt cer1t lSth game Porlamouth wm play tP phorlccr.zfus and the cdi hono st Lo a~ Clevet 11 nd (:.1 gamcsl cout'8<! the chamr,wn s many ad tru,lmph, o~r Ddf~J atftl .,.~h.: P~~~~:rt ~;~~~u:at;he:bo~; pai!Sel! all over tic lo t wna the Qc ellilht home games th~ se,son 1tlx )!Jie teltlfi,J!houe wits Mt ap com \'l:ash~on li't QOI!tQn mmH'II can MD.In 11 n JUStly that Vine• !Ooltl ..:....t~toJ, ae!¥lte \.i.s ....... ~ . . ..: more poundJ of well tetm imug factm 1 hi teams oc of them bcfol'tj ._~c middle ot N&v l lllercllll ouccu In bermanJ at he! t*w Yorlr: at 'PJ:lliadelphla Johnny was off h1e: gamo becnuae t""' """ ~, feat As an 1 H.iCX lo the hlih re t il tor Atter (..tR: ftr!lt pme WtJicb w•ni Um.- hO'I'!.,Vtor tha robot Jb Cliicogo at Detrolt of too long n rest Doeg d1d not. hab11ity to attae • of omach MWided welrht that hil t~trokea a;:IU'!;t In whlch 1e 1 hckl hy the w ll lllll on Buttd.oy qtb~t tilts ~ trn: ·~~.111'"'1 "::."ij~~. r-:::::=::~-i.::===:.:.:::...:., \r)" for the Davl1 Cup ~earn th1s tro1lble Jndted, many are _p_re ehoutd be as JSJ.alinc •• those ot Bpartana Qu;:~ch 0 a'" yljlt Cj ~at. .. y hold w~~sday ni.Rht ot eacl' (ptj()lle r:r·""'n~ ~n.-..nl tele Joaq b</¥u'il' h• >J,Of•#nff••l!ol In dieting tbat :tbi.s,~r-old UIIJ- ~n ~the Jitter WN, or Ia, ~~tl~ LhutfMi.fi.IJg.p. ,tq uflilQY.rt:i 11.» f;Nflllf W t1) 1 th CbJc~iP Caldltl.lli 'mod~H{ a~pc~y'i,.g 5 '""shn,.m~ otof l "\Old Sot N""ft"~ettJnf( a ~t4rt1'in bb151Dee a."a ~ veral~7 of g9u ~ l ~~~ h Jhlj riJOilt tortl4 fohn It a rvtnes !rl.M Ih)$ 1!'!<~(1 riJ'ul) the ~P,\0' Yoli(. ovetnn.d, ~hUa.delJ)Nfi. l , d ,. ""' "'""' en.., T •- •- • not mtcnd to deferii:l til' tlnJI student wU,I ti• " IU to J.OOtn; t1Jq!1' oq,r •ltll of JOURf O)Jicago Crud na.l!! h :.to be~:~n turn btl ata en 6I&nd. lp order Fpl P c uc;:e me&Saie& 1i.lt .\llrve crowdll hllll£:1 !lu 11 1 s 1 1s , ~ for the same reat~on But the lure Bill Tllllen"~~attR ~Mat eourt' pradQftd aomeone reo- f e~· d ov.-r. until MannHc • Gnrte.. loll it g a tn~d trip which will end l'l'!Je ~liot wfll Po ~"'mOU51.t3l4rl I!Ollfttll Jj/>~ 11n 1 ll t~• U-' 11 .. of the court was eueh that Docg colorful of al\ Ameljea I ._tennlt 1embhq 'Big BUl" and also of fina lly dcctne d !o trade 0 b;sglo v !' u~cmb P.I 25th ~~~~ 8partai1S wlll l li.~ ute l'il.tUie'Um Just as Paulsen dl&·l I 1 I • 1 .r1 r ,,.., 11 finally decided to ~ntor champion ma!t~rl Lut tlo~~aot-11 eourat a qlJ&rtet qDallfied to lift; All American Io~a H lf!J:.tck ll eX' retum tor a (!:Rme S\UJday Novem plny£d It at Copenhagen Villllllrs rh '' '"' ~l i n I I' ahip lists agnm That Vmcs de lS'(J.,pound: Jttl-plijl ·W• • vie t)\e J>&Vis CUp almolt won by En~ chBI'igc ~ 01 his Oardmnl contract b"l 2\lth v, tth t~ cplcago Be•ril. Will ha.ve the opportunn'":v at 1 "' 1rmrh -ttl! ~!nr fdat a.nd oM oth"'r set back teeme41 tort out tenut1on 11 &eab~_lbt•a ~a.d ( ~ke utlnnk I) this year El:nle GodJrew Pl eshman Coa!(h at A a:am.e with o 1een Bay Decembtr rpeakint Ul ft and, bearmr t.Mir 1 tnauapacloua1 yet those ve17 reo early rounda: but Siil." Woed. QotniAL uaa. .., ...._. .,......,~_ Ohio State develop~d Dutch Mllll' 13th. l\lll end tbe seaaon own "ord.s reprodUCJSd. ~.,_.,.._ __,,;,...;.._ _ , _ _...J INS Stan Cotle ..pondeut Nf'~ y 01k A 1g .. Mickt'y Coc hram te rna 1 rrpo tcr' n the "Yergf' of 11 n('nou .. cPJ duw1 was holdlll g h!.-i own todr.~ but 1f 1 1.s eon :Hi wn grt '>1u1se \l':e New Ybik Yankees mav sJmpl} v.~tlk uut and fOI re I th sl of the s-cncs wtth the A.thlcllcs Th y mlrs to 1 d c e Mil g::un ~ blun<1 u 1 'A s 1 ft~~ d to tag a\ • g r l Slrp 1 th th ... cba 1()iol1'i , st , t 1 coc hrant' cam 1~ b3l 1 llf' st: vcnth Rm• {n; we-; o 1 scccnd m 1 u l.rd The ck n &I I ul nl ead ) Cl a.. h ed two bingle:; but 1 11 1 h1s pnln With :;m I ~ Rnd whIt ~ d h s thlt( pck u! U flu w 11 T e .. u 11.lc won lh ball Jl. t e 1'-'r h~ champ JOn" ~ to 4 L1 1 C Ju g h cd mlghl' har 1 hilt g home1 1 o 3~ and d lvh}f!; anc h(; l tnll C\er the nBht field ft:nce bu nrt c t1 ~:: u 1c foct wlr uddl H 11 c 1 h e S( ond ro 1r ~::~ck(' I' h h v. 0 ilc\ hnv , 1 h b pu t m ( n CI c 1 rr ~hind Dah~c Ruth b) 11clw MstHnficv t l (' w m n q bmler was 1 ct lluch b ttc1 t.h m Cha.rhe Ruffi g ft:r th Nev. Yu ke1 ~ Both t'tra.l rnecl c8 t1 ~ en d Bn1 rrtlr d Thf st L C:l.l t~ d\~ 1cea with the \ r id t tl 1 fd ~ stag lng 1H clgl U unln" mllv to turn tact the PI at s 6 1 4 SELL peraonal Chrtatmaa Nam.11 em. . . 10 Pltl SHOOTING CltOWN "Pc,tly•• Clark Former llhnoll Star Expecb To Have Vnndalta, 0 A\11 :m--INs-Team In Perfect CondU.:on When Brooklyn mlna:ter of the IOflpel t.he Rever AwgreratJon J1 Met end Garrison Roebuck of the Unl By LU CONKLIN reoortt for to~Mee\~Uve f I Ql e ' New York ALIJ' 2t -With W 1bu.t that ia P:tUJ' mucb a malfF remark that the flrat thou&&nd. of l~tek 4 wUd. plk:P. bS..t.lqs JUU nua bl the lot t.f a ~eriM of &ell 1compe.niont 1tl Lhe te 1 and 100 e 11ame1 are t.he hardest.. Buat.er Lou 1en thf,. 'Wril:lt lftllht itop a JIUft of artk:,_ u1 lnskaaeUOD .m plf for 1 make up \he vut army ot Amtrl O.hril stocky ftm bUtmah of th• l C1Qilltcuttn ~ So m.ifbt a \he nauten o1 Tbe Daib Tribune can 1olfen Theae common atn&e New York Ya.nkeea L!l pointl.na; to hard 4lt. JTOUDder ~t. mllbt. take by the ramo 1M rolrer Leo rules are for him and not for the Iward a new maJor le~ reeord for a IMid bop You DUtht 11kk to Proleu&o-nal at Apa C&Uente. ud cr&cktrjaek pla)'er who nee<Sa little conaeeutive playlna: ~ ~ WJ'i!plCb &n'~ Th.,e nuuw'lr up In the National OpeD a.i or no Instruction ror lmprovtnt hb l The pickled etl fancler complet Ia en ely too muc luck ln'\lolved Jnnrnaa, u l.old. &o .vue Me a:a.me at h.ts ftnt 1.000 ramer wtthout a for me tc do any apecu.latlnl now 1Govern. naUonaiiJ uowa p•yalcal l Go' ~ ao thoroUihly deUWhtlul l brealr: In Detroit recent.Jy and now 4: remember the day I broke in 'nlner a 11port &nd ao completely at.orb- tuu less than 300 1 ames t.o 10 to We r.layed W"a.abinltmt on Jw1.e :z I ln1 In ltli manr pbaR8 that Jt has !hatt.er lhe iron man record of le-25 and I wae. at""l'tat ftw tfmea I 1 Dy LEO DIEGEL Btl almoat unlvel'l&l appeal ~t 1 I)ea.oon Everett Scott The oeaeou &:ot taree hlta- dol.i~ I wazs tick A8 Tolt.l I o AI t.le McGovern many a:olfetl talr.e the 1ame en played In 1 031 con.8t!Cutln con )ed to death v; it.h that show Ina and W1 lteJ Exclwllvely For and Copy titely too aerioualy t.hus detractlna: teat& tor tt.e Red Sox and Yanket'l hcped It was not a nuh in the ugh~ By 1 N .B lP.Jll 1 horn it' enjoyment NaturaUy you bt:lore hi6 a.chlng does had to be pan Ift had my share ck hila tat.mt • �' ' BUNDAY AUOU8r 10 ItiO Gallipolis ......__-. .... ._.""' .. ·~ ...,~. " ~~· A'~ B[AT UNKHS, "'" C~RDIN~lS ~ l S0 Ilm Lindsey who nUeved Flint RM.:n PUW.. aredlt. IDt lihe aut Wldle Mel H&rcSer wu ret~ to KiVe t.be- 15t LoWI ~- ll1nf'C than tour lllff:""" Cl,eveland hit-ters L~at up ORJ anl1 l:Dluey lilhd. recwded jt 11 to 1 Harder pabbed three of Oleveland t; 18 hlta 1 All tht other clubll were Idle WIN THEIR IMINISTER WJNS P1rates Bow To Learue leaders In late Rally bu COPf LAND C BUHO ctrtl' tn up lltlll•t OOMrriitiiiDD piCJJ f"' Alao box Dunbar Co 2~ !t lwnbua Ohka Elberta and PeDC!hes '7k per b\&Qlel • cofttatner Tl'IO!I d~ &CUJe Ohio: Hale ~Snowball I I I I I I I I I I lu I I ter l AI 1 w: I fl·ll-3t I l 1 I "BABE" HERMAN T0 CUBS--FOR -WILSON IS LATEST TALE YOUR i"QETT'f COUSI .. MA!lEL" ,......, tiAAN '( HOOI'l!Q. HAVI!!. HAD A BUSo UP, -roOo>;;' .---;:-'WH""( I JS.~t:j[)OEQ, ~'VBt"'' 'TIME 1 il-11 N~ "TH.tl, IF "THI£Y MARRIED rT I ! ,....-,..--1-C·E-·Rl--~·· ,;,:r1;:;"';.L'·~•"D~ ------ . 6tt::J"'"f MAl<!; I si HARDIN BURNLEY'--------' a,vr .. lI I I ]' I I I R0 b0 t' S"J t 30 I en IY T0 Agam • ears I ' I )'0\.J ~'l!!l '-NEAR. THOVGrl,. \A.IHEIJ r:::lA\1~ IT lfo YOU 'THA.'T YOU WER-6 "TT-1.e 01\tL.'f ONE MO"f' ~6 ~16HT 1 tf'l f'>l" """ ovs~ A"'D .,-EL..L.. 'TILLIE "11-IAT 1"0 l'l&re. I"AC E lnhn I I Make AppearanCLA _ I I I OOeG I ·- WH0 WI L.L.:' DEFEND , I HIS ?: SHore:n.y, I A1' Titl TUEA"fl~E8 \)\\) Ml\~:tl\11. ...... Sf>..'< YOU C.OUU! 1 Oil'I' ~A\.1>: 110 oUI'I'I>c ""'"'~,."'~! . .•• • • I I f I • 1111 "'.J'fl Ia a. '(I I I... .. - I I wm "''ttllit • I PraD- 5.d • iI I D ' f: aoct~~~~s: v~~ne uolteli~an~"~ ~~e~:!..a:..~~!e ~t reaA~ !After Tilden's Old _Crown POR B.tt.E - I I I ~-- tt • ted Brethern Church of McClllre.' Dlep). l 0 a1 unlr:nown In elay crack CHUCK BENNETT IS MISSING lng ( lrcles today hekl the Rnqd Ame1 lean ehamplonahip of tho amateur trap!Jhooting U8001atlon But Many Other ustara Of F1nt Water" To Be Seen 1 no· .. swce tba.t day anct had my mare of America. ; , S _L T F th l k K hi M L I • -• · ~ ~•• mid"""'" ""' ""' " ""IL ~~ one or the few New Ul panan Oil, a er UIDP In, a , c &In No;\\ Ymk Aug :M- You don t ward& PI'OiteiJI never forret that he coniJ.nues In the line up with or Gehrig fhc mOBt prll:ed honor tn the 0 gu1 orld came to the Ohio putor Back, Presnell Al1o On H~nd I ~~ th ~ alw v/~~ ~~~t ~ h~~,t~ ~e:r:a~lo~t !::~db:de~ ~:~' t:ut a break Hungry I..nu w1\l pll.f..i Ycr boys who made the maJor Jn I finals of the annual trap e• e s 1\ <!. d tha Ia t lllbllit the mark ot 1 103 consec::Ut.i\e leagJ e grade In their home town 6 ~~~.:>on:; wh> you tntsse t Y p.mes ~Se>t by Joey Sewell former !'risen stepped otT t.he campu:;. at to rnament here In which he Cleveland star now wtt.h the Yan Por:lham 1.o whl glory at the Polo battlld against heavy odds to de Portsmouth Ohio Augu:;t 'J9- but were beaten but once all }ea ~I ut and tb.e othern:hree :~~~~~ t a JACK UP TO HIS keea Grou c1s Gehrl eame to the reat Fred Harlow Newark o a ld 8pl) Football &Lars from 16 ~;t.Q.ws on theh home gnctuon Coach ur ' 0 r fuursome w ~tee 8 uft slarUl the season \l.lth the yuu •uv. 11.\J the reasons LD IME TRICKS\ A lot or wa er has flown under g Yan R P Willbaum Greenville o and 21 colle-r"'" ~ tll Ur; .. uo Sundll.) Clark moat co\urful aruy of baekfll' d your ~at:; w1Lh colton The ast 0 T the bridge since Gehrig ftnt bepn kees !rem Columbia nfter wJnninl ln a s hoot orr artcr all three aft.ernovn or we nrs L practi('C stars m pro grid hstmy Glelll l:; hot sho ld be forgotten as s >On to attract attention as a ba.ll lay rncre thon local fame a.s l.he star t 1ut l~rtJred 1n a u~ with &:aros or se&~ton of the Portl:lmou Spaltlln PresnelL who will likely c11.1l signalS as t is play d It 8 the next aho VIi.! couver B C Aug 29---INS- er About ~n or elevrn yell.: aa:o ~>lug~cr &t Hlih School of Con ~ 1931 football campaign In the I a won all Amerlctm hm ors at Neb you wa l to thh k about Halt a minute after he ha1 been the writer wn~ loungll1&' around the mtr('"l:' Af~r lllgnlng wU.h the Van Rt ~:buck shot from the 17 yard tlcma.l pro Iea.gue Tv.ent} ftv raska the last :,.ear ROCk! e s F l! P<.: IHlpt; }ou ~Ill find consolation intror:luced all the g.raate~t heavy Columbia <.:ampus ol a !!prinK a! ~us Lou was shlpped oft' to Hart lim Wllltaum frotr' t he 19 and pla.yers in ~1 wg~ r~por l to Coaclt Horsemen pla~t;.d t he CQ 1 h u;kc I ~ fact ~hat dur ng the many '\\clr;ht of al ltlme Jack Dempaey t.ernoon when s:1 excited freshman ard lor development He was o. sensaUan there ~a l ;-;: ,rrom he 3.. In the handl G~~epet.~oti' for a!acU poSJtion 1s Nebraska won The lov.~:~. I 1 lla J a s11 I have traveled around with knv ked aut his first opponent d&shed up ;ldsdgreat.l'St gol~e·~! h~v~ Frs k Sawyer wetghJng 191 poundr. ] Cmon over to south FiPfd }ell Sta tng In 1926 hls fiTt )car as P 1espec1auy keen In pro football 10r Mayes McClom Father Lwnpk 1 l c ou o~e so ~er ec h 1 ~ 1 as h~ continued hill triumphal tour eo the osb There 8 a kid over a rerular Gehrig never hM failed 1 a.coordmg to regulations laid down of Georgia. Tech and C:,. K a hl or n ~ 10 11 raslo ta Y m Dakota are othe1 g1~1 albt' 0t ----(Jt of txhlbltlon~ here la&t :Ught "'''' h>ttlng bal'· ir l'anklng omone the 300 hlt 0,,.• the sun to WRESTLI~G RESULTS by the Nat.tonal Professional Foot. Nmth 10 Its pos e o get t th ,_ t an d th 1Ill e s ,.. I10 P I aye d he i! sev~ a\ or t 1 en ll In his ttrst vl:ilt to u Is cit~ dial• ers o1 e n:aogue 1n 26 he hit 1ball League not more than twenL, la Ht sea..-.•:m Ch ck Bennelt uno IIY.l eve! L1lOUg 1 you ma k e one 313 d f 11 ed 1 21 twq players can combine bench and thel 5 a tan tar of 1930 Y.lll not b 1 ~ hol J st Rs its possible to get since a vaude\il~ appearance The sun dial let It~ explamed an o ow n and '28 By y N S fleld duty Only three of the 25 repott ~~was learned SatUJda) Hr a b n e wl {D yo Jllay a hole per vtar ago Dem~ey was gnen a ten is quit a landmark on the Colum with __lJ5 and 374 rcl!pectlvely He At New Yo:rk _ Ray Steele of Spartan cand1da.tea who Jepoll fo has dcsert.ed Pro foot.ball 1 es to feet ) mlnUie ovation I;)' a l l OOU erow1 bia campus It wafl loco~.ted about drop1x:u to 300 In 29 but rome F'lr l of a ll-don t Jose )our lem Tl 1 v Lamarr :ma p:>uuder or Ta twenty five yards beyond tile rlrht ba£~ lost year with a mar& or 379 CAlifornia threw Steve Zna&kl Pol practice Sunday however " 11 t.alie up coachtng 11.nd he h<f'S be( ish beav~w~la;ht. have to be released or Lradcd tv grunted Its telcw;c j IX! 11 e ~.:olrer with the smtle Is ccmJ Washlngto 1 went down I field or t he old Columbia basebo.U 0 11rlg not only J.s a. batt"r ot Sandor Szabo Hungary threw other teams In the league Mana U e golfe th tile good score twice under the Impact ct oemp dto.mond I" wu something of a hlih awrages tut a deadly hitter In Taro Mtxy kl J ger Griffen has just ended a yea1 Tm Y Ho' 1 lO:ltl All An Cl ca 1 It ~o 1 have lt ou ble with your .sey« blo11,s but refw.cd to sLay rarity when a college player dro\e a the pmchell He holds t.he Amert a apan In sifting out applications during !ullback at. the Univers1~y of A " s o s lt;ok tlrs l to your head the e Once the ount wa.s nlm· ba~eball out of the Jot let alone can Leagu£ record for 1rtvh1g rwu. Vanka Zele8n1ak RWISta threw which more than 500 exoollea:e ):c cct sw mg can be utterly ruined the ('Cond Um lt wa~; five and the over the sun dial !ln\ 1 e- ow:ored 175 men two years August Benkert BeliJ.um stars were Interviewed He hiLii ban a ~ U be unolh.rt Spat tau ~ Air Philadelphia Ed <Don> signed up only those v.hmn foot ple thiCat ns Will Elme1 SGll\\11. L.-: 1 by Ial l g the head too quickly D 11 bavcd Jack trrm further work j The group proceeded post ha t.e ago Last year he wa.s r" 11ponstble of the 1930 Wnshu g u 1 Yo • c n1 c ntrol the head acuon Til thl d 0pp t to South P'ield and sure cnou1h for 174 runs He and Ruth have 0 e1 W0lre t.here George of New York defeated Jean ball authorities In Lhe know feel captuln dl.at~ clevCl Q.hlch galloped 1 t} keeping II{' clu pointed to "' r on(' n was Mrs Oehrlgs bo ... r 0 r.J Ledcux Canadian wrestling chum certain can make the gnde m fast wtth the Pacltlc tOII..<;t c \u np o ,., rd ll e ghL sho uld~ wltl u e Bell gham Wash IA."ted the fche pelllng the best otrerin 5 0~ "t "C wag !Klme bitter duels fer home pion ltompany ship Dutch CJa1k or Coloraao I !elL C)'l' rm.:u&>d 011 " point buck <': leu two mundl5 H landed 01 varl'!lt)' ttcher1i over fhe distant r m honou but r.o far Gehrig has Mihaly Or;ovanyl Hunga.ry Coach Potsy Clark expects to College Dexter Shelley Caplan of cJ u e Ual \\hen ou expect to It Jack hard twice and th 1 Ot:mp P nen nn able to lead the BabE! th~w George l..aiSan RuMia I have two teams In pink condition Texas U In 1930 and Stud Stt 1 l sey tlugtf:d him s hard that rn~p~~ts d Lo k to l r finish Gehrig holds h£: ce Malcewlez Utica N Y drt:tv when september 13th rolls around 1elt St Mnry s complete the b1 l.t 1 y t,o perfect an ca y swing-a Wo I glued his giiJVe6 t.o h ~ tac wa;d 11~0 ~n 1~~s.,c u n ~ ~~ld wrnl' s st: its record far dnving In wtll Dr Fred Meyeu Chicago The apa1tans will have an oppor ftela s ate Kalll a na swnueH a c I sn ooth WHhm wtthot t u b1 eak and held on When he started 1 ~nin to first t run-. "lth 9 He achtC'I d thiA h on ~ bhcu dlld lase t Stanley Btutak Bo6ton thr"w tunlty to stop Stumpy Thompson ~mong the mo:.,t dependable pass In' o don t. hut1} 01 t1 ~ to hit th was an even bet t.ha.t he11 would trip or ! 1 1938 He also holds th record 00 John Gundovitch Rmsla 1 for and his Brooklyn t.eam mat.e!l un ..nat.ehet:. m U e coun\,I> besides ba hatd b t hin th be. vme runs m 11. single series l sm lcked Len Macs.Iuao Eaat Aurora. N Y that day The game w111 be piRyed o~.:ms fosLbiOken field rm ne1s l! Dm t gtill Lhc club too ~lght.l FIGH~ RESULTS ei~rfs :ea~lbufe tne thee bi fellow e.har ng the honor w1th Ruth Bll.h llnmx fm t Ull t hrew Ballor Arnold Boston here Brooklyn placed fourth in the ball IS In the ir n 1ghbml ou i 1and on the oU er hand don t l o d 1 ' Iperseverance t h at tad 11.~ h es,.. .u.t madr 4 ln th.e 28 mut of the C:Lrd ..,. a .....,.. ..chn t C I 1~1 tJ mph Jack Wagner Providence R I the national league race last ooo. lh cy a.ru uu d e1 1t a 1d w 1aL s me c j t oo Ioe»lcly A ftrm grip is all l l!shed fielder and one or the bes~ nalo; Gt:hrlg also hol-ts th e rrcard Tt c Cud~ ha I I m I s t hrew Jack Sherry Omaha son The Spartans finished sixth Lhey seldom 11 lliS Clalk Q.lll PIO U 'll l; necessary On the shott B;p I N S brs( steale s In the American Lea. '"r he most "tra bases on kmg bably llt MeOla n (llld Stennclt do ~ ls esptiCially th.e wllsts should I At New Yorii:- A.l Sh~g~r New e hits II' ·me sc 1 11 He registered 13 most of the punting Outen Cia k be flexible und not held stiffly York former lightwdght champion gu l in 1921l 1s considered p csncll ~ equal a 3 a p uy sole ou of uuuble Don t ~cered U!ctmka.l knockout c e! I Gehrig would like to bre~k Scotts field gcne1ai and 1ull 10 su ne ul 1y r..o nak£: up 101 lrn!t distance Eddie Cannonball Martin Iur record but ts attaching nu great I Oehr il ' Jolcls ~~ the knowlcct~ Ute sigunl callu g but t kc the pena ty The next mH bantamweight cham ion 12 1 ] Importance to the task He says th:1t J e was c1 o 1 of lhf' (,.'T':!a !!fit The Spa Lan bu ktteld w 1 ha ve 1 i ot ca 1 be plined so much better 1 Patsy ~enbloom PBaltlmore Naturally ld like to go rlgh teat s in mc:Jern history the Van plct ty of wclgl t fm s 1 oslun;r 1 ul good lie lightweight defeated Nick De Salvo along a.nd e 8 t a b I I s h a new kccs or W27 and 28 ~------By Lluougl tackle and enough SlJ N ) D t y to help your club Tl New York <B J Ll m1kc an:,. of lis JUt 1be1s I o 1ub <Ike has anangcd the fa~,t' l Eddie Kid Whalen Brooklyn ! to c let 1 Lhc open Holn Me 1 r r r I Ib to fit ca.cl shot 1! middleweight scored Wchnlcal ka 0 Cia n a Lun pk 1 d All S hwan; II lie s !1uset 1e ueep 'Ough 'iew Yo~k ~'HACK" eepec 1\ I.Ht: • e1 a c >: 1 ao e fln a bbacl 11 lofted non or A over lO) BatUing Tra.ce) It tJ:}an stx !eeL two mches tu 1 and good npp1oac h a U one putt saves B Phil d hia r h nOne weighs less than 220 lbs 1 nny strokes enny 0 r a e1P enL _ _ ·---· Each 111cmbc• of this qunrtct oi Doni sta d too fa • away hom ~wel~ht k ~e!eated Willie Barcy I By MAX KABE Sounds like a pipe dream what" fullbacks pi..Y.yed on championship ll e ball especu\lly on the fihort ew or l I N S Sports Wr1ter Doesn t seem po1511!ble thfl't thu rlevens durmg thmr college da:r tron 1; ols u vou ve slicing or SaUot Jack SJ:tarkey Phlladelphla\ New York Aug 29--Ha.dten great Fla.Uru.sh. Bslbe wtll be pera ll'he Spartan halfbacks average 100 1 ooking instead cf lltanding tu 1 lightweight, defeat.ed Ed Holli\ea schmidt. Wilson ~ tb.,.. Cbica80 mttted to get away frnm Ebbl;ote lbl; and. stand mx feet tnll or bet tl cr away tly standmg closer 0 New Yorlt (8 I strong man and Floyd Caves Her f'icld.s ter tl bill Jce Glick New York 140 pound !man the one time miiJhty Babe or Well slr bend IUl ear and llo&.en E lQ to ~nct tht pa1 ~an une Ill Don t sat !lei" nccu ac} fm dis er defeated Mel Araj'On Peru I P:tatbush may chance uniforms Floya Caves 1.s having a tough a~erage 200 lbs Ebding or st L c~ a1 cl do L qu t on the stlokcs <6 ; 1 Wilson coming to the Robins and year of it sharing In the depres Ma.ry 5 and McKalip of 0 , ego 1 A ow both. 1 111 cts to come through 1 OEcar Goldman New York Ieath Herman making the Wind~ Cit, slon and showlnli: a woeful balanc'> state Will clhlde duties w t 101 n wtLho t a be k for a relaxed fo l c1welght defea~d Danny London his hllseball residence where a balance would do most Cuvos1e Butlc; U Pete ~o el CXLh In~ tHo ugh is most essential fOl New Yort (5) _ good at bat and Jn the field At Brldgpcrt Conn Jimmy 0 The Chicago strung man Is In U and Long of Solltl em Met o di 11 tr: fl. d cl rectlon dl.'>t Ebd l lg Ul Ll e Jecelvmg l"l d c c j LY hot fm your fav Brien Bridgeport v.clterweight THt:, ::il ANDJl'l(: the N~me boa.t He Is being pw.ld (Jf Stcl ctt1'; Pab:iel:i wa!; lu get} e 0 llr lu k o slice Htt them scored tEchnleal kava over Bylves the highest salary Ill the National spon s lbiP. iOJ St Mat~ ... g c~ vic Stlalg I o the pi fhls also ap tet Cohen New York 5l League fm a pla~ing role and ha:~ lc1y O\el Fmdha 1 1 st H!U va~ pi lJ P11 J 11 g wr the wind A At. Long Branch N J -Jimmy AMF.&JCAN ASSOCJATJ .11'11 liquidated with about ten cents on osle lS a fmm ct I '-'1-H I of Pol>) ba I I fl •cc h Is l.tfcct.ect ver Phillips Bet'tlardsvtlle N J wei Club Won Lost Pet the plest.a In actual pcrfonnan~ CIDiks ilL H c u aid \.\O.s 1 s c bv tic 11 ld Wlen you ad terwf!ight and Kid Dixie Newark St Paul 114. 50 627 Now that Herman a~ failed to 72 65 52fi Wilson Will be called Into the ex olrgcs 01t Lulllg pa"el 1 1028 oc~ Lle bi• whclller It be drew •IO ~Kansas City ~ \ O'-'\:l 0 Indlanapoli& 69 6.'1 515 Both PctcriiO <U d Long \.\~ o Ul I on 1 Cll 1 f t }OU sho II Mil kllr! f)(Ja eeut \C chambers when the seasou 67 65 .U illO w; :;den om; lot ull Soul • tJ nk uf nothing but whc c vou fr.ou:~ne 66 69 489 comes to Its eventual close and V\.tstc n be1t hs Both h 1 ~c t 1 c bull t J go If \ou t y to 1 c 1 bu 63 68 485 t.old In t.erms unmistakable that ce ved All Amcncan en 0 I PI! f I \OUI honk or SllCC }O U Will IM~r:::~a slls 62 78 463 they ha\e been somethiniJ of a Dale Mudd~fi sw 1t er Floudo. lo t1 PlJuslte 01 dub t1 e shot Toledo po i) 3 83 390 bust during the past seaoon ;:;chlcusner uf Iowa Jap Do Id'i of ( w & J a 1 r1 GeOige Chnsttansm II uu find that yo 1 are Josmg NA'TIONA' U:AGUE And all 11 r~;prlman(.. the boyr. :A oreg01 1 avC' been 151g1 eel fm u c ~oct I.Jal 1ce it •s P obabiJ be b will be socked ,..rhere l.he socking tli 01 tackle pus lwns by the Spa ta 1 u 11 c til fi le gettlllg too m 1Ch \... 8 ~ 1 Won Los PeL. painful right n the old bo.nkroll nana,.e1 en t tiPilUidmg s orne 1 bud~ ~CtlcJ I to the swing and NL Vu \ 82 44 6al Nov. a ballplayer hates to take 70 Fc.;oti.Jall Gmoc dccla rn; 11 w 1t r I' ;s 1 g fol distance thus per ' ~~ 0 a3 569 It on the dough basket as whu 0 s the g1eatcst L< ckle u vett;lty t ng the ouctv to come in ahead :::hlcago Aug ~-1Nb-A(tcr 1 cago 'ro 59 ~3 docs 1 t 50 that the Me55rs Her I F londn football hibl-of) Sch O! tile I !'I Us A simple e medy tor thirty YeP.rs of silence a robot IBrocklyn 67 60 a ::a man and Wilson can be ex))e(;ted tur,Jlng Y Ualance 1s W put your which went out of use In 1900 \\ Jl S.)l)ton 58 6fi 472 to have their grievances leusne1 made t1 e All weste r cu ferencc tcan 58 18 400 But the matter docnt rest there 1 1928 ctm 1 g lJs v Chl 01 ~our heels just before make a public ap.Jearance her e I Pitt.sttu-gh seco nd yell! of college footba 1 He }ou sla L the rlubhcad back talk and listen repeat and r~ .. olt~ Philadelphia r;4. 72 429 Herman thf' Babe Incurred the was slated fo r a bel th 01 Col e ~ A crv successful praclice 1~ to me!l88.ges Imparted to It 1Cmclnnati 44 32 349 om.cml dLSpleasure of the front All A cr 1.: m n 102!J b failed tu ma k JOUI club score ca1d be!ore The robot wblcb was lnvenk'rl AMERlCAN LEAGUE omce by t:ls holdout ta<:tlcs before W Pet the .serumn anti While President ftm 1 1 e senoon Th :; ~ h s sec yc u go out to p ay with the num by Valdemar Paulsen a Dane \ II 1b old .\'C<tl v. u tte Spalla '!!> Douds bt' o st10 r.s ~ou should btke 01 the emplov of the Stat.! Telegraph Cud 1 h Frank Ymk gave him hl8 119000 8~n ~:t 721 contzact wts rm ea \ All Amencan tackle eP.Ch hole Fm c:o:ample u1 a pa 1 company in Copenhagen hat; u.')C• Ph..,a e P IR he p_,ve 1t wtth the feel 5q8 ing of the daddy whipping his off 73 49 :,cltoct1011 11 1928 a tuough 1 e plfly fctu hole n ark the card with a presenred to the Museum or Sc1 Wuhtngtcn eo ce lte at w & J tl d ftvc Tl cn play agaux~ ttJI.s score e"'Ce and nidust• y founded b~ Ju New York 72 51 58a splmg 0 11 61 60 504 and "' 1J1 d emon Clevtla.nd N ow tat h H crman has wa1 led to Rcc dcr.lueu he beo11 ncl a01 "'a.tJ It a1e one o\et on 11. hole 01 llus Rosenwald h Bt Lous 73 411 51 I nil tu. eleven and 1 1 ken hnn tY.o !01 t become dlseou aged stratc t at It can not only talk but D t lt deliver It Is to be expcclicd that 74 403 50 de 1 01 t.:lck c Dvuus 11 1930 Yo u n \ be one 1 der o 1 t1 e next receive and retain a me'"qe Be ~ the front otnce wtll take lt out on 392 47 3 \\fls the 01 Iy u 1 111 mu 8 cllolcc on I c Soon )ou will master this Preseota.tton of the robot whit" 1 os n 1 the Babe and Floyd Caves Is not 381 48 76 ihe national 1 0 leaKu All Am c u c ( ~ou have outlined !o your Is c&lled Paulllen s teJecraphohe Chlmgo one to take It without a protest ca.u 1 r th 1 ~fl. e bel ~h Chi stla n I e al d bcfm 'iU 1 a,tc awme of It was made by William Dubtlle• <:;[I \ ESTERDA Y ii RF.SUL TS And out or the ensuing wrangle a 1 sen co 1 c:; to Porl.sl loutl art I be playing ~ bP.1ter game on New York after tt was revived bj' A AMERICAN ASSOCIATION trade for Henna.n Ill almost cer tlrtcc ~CI\Is I I CI Doc b a :; v. ho cadi atte ml ~ German company taln to develop I fl.nkll t his c ten guu I ll ~c ny You \\ill find fm Instance that Use ot th.ls almo~t human In ) Columbus at Mi \\aukee cold A& ccncerns Hack He was thf! 1 n l 1 a1 01 th<" t I a 400 Yald pa1 four hole In stJ ument YiiU enable ,., man to v;catber nughty oak or the Ct.lbli 111st sea tc d f 1 y11g lu reach the leave hJs omce In charge of hi Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 2 son but has rcvei'Sed the adage and 0 x E mer8ong rex t; " U H aty gree ' I bot ta st Pn 1 5 Toledo 3 Lee Oll.lahoma J\lo B •lei c en second shot ,You wUI play ro secre ry u has sUpped rrom a mighty oak to Tulnnc Bob A mstron !1 & ~UI I Sit. lely on tl e fa irWay ncar the Suppose a Mr Jones while :'(. KanSW! City 2 Louisville 0 a puny acorn thls sca.son He is u Fled RobeJts low<~ 11 11111 !cport ~;a:t1 nd pitch up as close as pos pectlng an urgen t call trom a M I LGulsvllk ~ K:~a.~ C~y 6 h.itt ng arm nd 250 and on threr. 'rE'JJ~fS' for tnr guard pos Uot l!:u c s 11 Is I~ b ~ to tl e pin tor a sure five Smith suddenly is ra!Jed &\U} I 5 ~~TI6 !'.~ b f. occas!OI'l.!l has been benched by 1 Tf'Tl..E' a llt.-.t scam• 5 tt"am 1 c of Do:! whe ca f you t1) to press on I !rom his office When Mr Sm h us ttfi urg 1 Roger Hornsby tor hi& waning Le Slleiie:,. nl d ld J )lili seco nd sho t In an attempt to call8 the 1obot secretary will sn Onl~ games scheduled 1u;rk v; th the wUiow 1 IS(} 1 h vc t Lee v Lva~cvre~nsct~ teat 1 the green yo are morf' Mr Jones is out but I! you Ill AMERICAN Lt::AGVE Hack Is getting $35000 He will Ad Lmd c f 5 opll I k.cly to get into d!fliculties l &t!l.nd by I will record your me.. Phlladelphin 5 New York 4 ecc vr, th.e most drastic shcinJ of p ~i u mmci pup o \ d nov. that tttls seues of go!! sage on my steel wire Bostcn 3 WMI'llngton 0 catlod any a~hletic in Da.scball this sea ... 3sy ..., arks when Cialk was !r s r.s nas ccn e to an end it l Then the robot switches flom en<:! of third rain I son co,.ch m~ Kansns Li dsey sayr; my 5 nc e hope that t hey hav! rcproduclniJ setup Ithe words tha Cleveland 13 St Louis 1 In addition Wll&On Is reporl.f:O Lee IS one of llte go.n es 1 ~~l B J bee of son c help to )ou My In M:r Jones spoke before h.e left tn On!} games scheduled at loggerheads with Hornsby HA Inger on all Sout l A lulll c 01 te1 t 01 hn~> o.lv.ays been to asiStt;t omce1 lo a record1Il8' device WI e 1 rODA.Y S GAMt:S Is one of a. few Chicago recalcl crs at r hml!! A t Ol '> ~:ntcr.. M Aver~:~gc Gol cr who with his l Mr\ Jones returns to his omce I" n ERIC-\~ i\SSOCLtTION uants who are said t.o have re Pw football tn::; !ito bO I aftei two meroely Awltchell on the reproducll ~ I Columbus st MlnneapoU., &ented the elevation of the Rajah the final and some J cars of ulilit y wor k ai. M !>fiOU l 1device and the me8SIIae Js repe&~ 1games to head man ot the Brulm Windy EFENDING Champion John vorRel ma7' 11pnr Doe~ on to flU uushed. him were convmced E11aworth was whuc he altc1nalcd lit c Lc I ed to him Toledo a.t St Paul Olt~ rwnors ha?e placed bun on H noeg Jr Will not be preme efforts n~:~:x_t week Francis L Shl$Jd1,JJnahat w~tb '!Juat another flash-ill. Ule pan ' a:uurd and halfbnck Rot{; t c:tp llt Wltt ... nbcrQ' Godfrey s•ys Mll 1 The robot oonalsL'l of a .v 'C I lndi~~onapo is at Milwaukee the auction biOCi: sevenJ times thJs tbe speculatne favor1t!l to Doeg last yur, bi -.a1n a ltlg fac- Tbls was conftrme~,_.stc appeared. tQincd low 1 ~ 19.110 tC!tl rh! w1l c une of tt c a:teatest centers Jn 1placed betll'een the poles of -.JJ touisvlllt Jt Kan!as City retain hi!! National !Jingle:! tenn a tor in tbe comin& ~flOqablps wh,n Vince suffe1'8111 otlier del be lm ~:~econcl sc!tson 1.lth ll tlu [lnmn and will be at home Jn electro ma,net In the tclept.on" NA'IIO ~~oAL Lf'AGUP. feata.!.Jtp.' be &ot baclt: Oft hiS pmti Spartan& fo.st company lciroutt lnd the SQUnd Is recordllf! rhlladcl!)hta at Ne\\ York t\tlo ne:a:t; week when the annual 0D foJ'Dl tbiJ 8Uillmf Cla1 e Rar.d p Inalann U und 1 t:o e v11J be no first and seeond electro ma1nettcally upon the ~~eel games• 11utdoor court classic u to be played seenll!!l cobildeftb1J t~!' tltan !art wint'er and Spring the cb&m.JIJOft GeOfi!t ~· ]i1:ttt,1r, R~ht now ot,b.er competltl'l!'ll tft Dutch Miller of \\ ttenbc r~ w ll Ep nan t cnms accord1hg to Coach v.lre By repeattna: the operallor 1 Pittsburgh at st Louts. at Forest H1lls L I A few weeki recent lle.. d.,brOOk • " Challena:e tht a~on&let...notably ..CUff Su.t- play center When Iodtan 1 v.o Clark He expects to have two the sound record is r,!pre>duct" Clnclnnatl at ChicaRo • 1 agof Elbworth Vmell a comer Cap wmner, m,y preuil if he can "r erlt:e"'rJSell,anil Junior Coen rrom MIChigan ln 1929 Yn l de oqua l > bR.Ianced eleven& whipped Beccuse of the IP'e&t expense of B'l8~t Brootlfll frpm California defeated Doeg control hl1 spirited temper rate Vines u the molt dapproDI e1ared that Rlln uo phs ncanny ln\o SJlape betorc the BeptemMr qae robe~ ~d the C:Om}:Jet!Uon wHh ICh. N LG1.GUE qq1te decllllvcly at Seabright Of Of e~une With memoq obthat ,ft:~ of an opponent More than. ability to tll.cklc and tnt cer1t lSth game Porlamouth wm play tP phorlccr.zfus and the cdi hono st Lo a~ Clevet 11 nd (:.1 gamcsl cout'8<! the chamr,wn s many ad tru,lmph, o~r Ddf~J atftl .,.~h.: P~~~~:rt ~;~~~u:at;he:bo~; pai!Sel! all over tic lo t wna the Qc ellilht home games th~ se,son 1tlx )!Jie teltlfi,J!houe wits Mt ap com \'l:ash~on li't QOI!tQn mmH'II can MD.In 11 n JUStly that Vine• !Ooltl ..:....t~toJ, ae!¥lte \.i.s ....... ~ . . ..: more poundJ of well tetm imug factm 1 hi teams oc of them bcfol'tj ._~c middle ot N&v l lllercllll ouccu In bermanJ at he! t*w Yorlr: at 'PJ:lliadelphla Johnny was off h1e: gamo becnuae t""' """ ~, feat As an 1 H.iCX lo the hlih re t il tor Atter (..tR: ftr!lt pme WtJicb w•ni Um.- hO'I'!.,Vtor tha robot Jb Cliicogo at Detrolt of too long n rest Doeg d1d not. hab11ity to attae • of omach MWided welrht that hil t~trokea a;:IU'!;t In whlch 1e 1 hckl hy the w ll lllll on Buttd.oy qtb~t tilts ~ trn: ·~~.111'"'1 "::."ij~~. r-:::::=::~-i.::===:.:.:::...:., \r)" for the Davl1 Cup ~earn th1s tro1lble Jndted, many are _p_re ehoutd be as JSJ.alinc •• those ot Bpartana Qu;:~ch 0 a'" yljlt Cj ~at. .. y hold w~~sday ni.Rht ot eacl' (ptj()lle r:r·""'n~ ~n.-..nl tele Joaq b</¥u'il' h• >J,Of•#nff••l!ol In dieting tbat :tbi.s,~r-old UIIJ- ~n ~the Jitter WN, or Ia, ~~tl~ LhutfMi.fi.IJg.p. ,tq uflilQY.rt:i 11.» f;Nflllf W t1) 1 th CbJc~iP Caldltl.lli 'mod~H{ a~pc~y'i,.g 5 '""shn,.m~ otof l "\Old Sot N""ft"~ettJnf( a ~t4rt1'in bb151Dee a."a ~ veral~7 of g9u ~ l ~~~ h Jhlj riJOilt tortl4 fohn It a rvtnes !rl.M Ih)$ 1!'!<~(1 riJ'ul) the ~P,\0' Yoli(. ovetnn.d, ~hUa.delJ)Nfi. l , d ,. ""' "'""' en.., T •- •- • not mtcnd to deferii:l til' tlnJI student wU,I ti• " IU to J.OOtn; t1Jq!1' oq,r •ltll of JOURf O)Jicago Crud na.l!! h :.to be~:~n turn btl ata en 6I&nd. lp order Fpl P c uc;:e me&Saie& 1i.lt .\llrve crowdll hllll£:1 !lu 11 1 s 1 1s , ~ for the same reat~on But the lure Bill Tllllen"~~attR ~Mat eourt' pradQftd aomeone reo- f e~· d ov.-r. until MannHc • Gnrte.. loll it g a tn~d trip which will end l'l'!Je ~liot wfll Po ~"'mOU51.t3l4rl I!Ollfttll Jj/>~ 11n 1 ll t~• U-' 11 .. of the court was eueh that Docg colorful of al\ Ameljea I ._tennlt 1embhq 'Big BUl" and also of fina lly dcctne d !o trade 0 b;sglo v !' u~cmb P.I 25th ~~~~ 8partai1S wlll l li.~ ute l'il.tUie'Um Just as Paulsen dl&·l I 1 I • 1 .r1 r ,,.., 11 finally decided to ~ntor champion ma!t~rl Lut tlo~~aot-11 eourat a qlJ&rtet qDallfied to lift; All American Io~a H lf!J:.tck ll eX' retum tor a (!:Rme S\UJday Novem plny£d It at Copenhagen Villllllrs rh '' '"' ~l i n I I' ahip lists agnm That Vmcs de lS'(J.,pound: Jttl-plijl ·W• • vie t)\e J>&Vis CUp almolt won by En~ chBI'igc ~ 01 his Oardmnl contract b"l 2\lth v, tth t~ cplcago Be•ril. Will ha.ve the opportunn'":v at 1 "' 1rmrh -ttl! ~!nr fdat a.nd oM oth"'r set back teeme41 tort out tenut1on 11 &eab~_lbt•a ~a.d ( ~ke utlnnk I) this year El:nle GodJrew Pl eshman Coa!(h at A a:am.e with o 1een Bay Decembtr rpeakint Ul ft and, bearmr t.Mir 1 tnauapacloua1 yet those ve17 reo early rounda: but Siil." Woed. QotniAL uaa. .., ...._. .,......,~_ Ohio State develop~d Dutch Mllll' 13th. l\lll end tbe seaaon own "ord.s reprodUCJSd. ~.,_.,.._ __,,;,...;.._ _ , _ _...J INS Stan Cotle ..pondeut Nf'~ y 01k A 1g .. Mickt'y Coc hram te rna 1 rrpo tcr' n the "Yergf' of 11 n('nou .. cPJ duw1 was holdlll g h!.-i own todr.~ but 1f 1 1.s eon :Hi wn grt '>1u1se \l':e New Ybik Yankees mav sJmpl} v.~tlk uut and fOI re I th sl of the s-cncs wtth the A.thlcllcs Th y mlrs to 1 d c e Mil g::un ~ blun<1 u 1 'A s 1 ft~~ d to tag a\ • g r l Slrp 1 th th ... cba 1()iol1'i , st , t 1 coc hrant' cam 1~ b3l 1 llf' st: vcnth Rm• {n; we-; o 1 scccnd m 1 u l.rd The ck n &I I ul nl ead ) Cl a.. h ed two bingle:; but 1 11 1 h1s pnln With :;m I ~ Rnd whIt ~ d h s thlt( pck u! U flu w 11 T e .. u 11.lc won lh ball Jl. t e 1'-'r h~ champ JOn" ~ to 4 L1 1 C Ju g h cd mlghl' har 1 hilt g home1 1 o 3~ and d lvh}f!; anc h(; l tnll C\er the nBht field ft:nce bu nrt c t1 ~:: u 1c foct wlr uddl H 11 c 1 h e S( ond ro 1r ~::~ck(' I' h h v. 0 ilc\ hnv , 1 h b pu t m ( n CI c 1 rr ~hind Dah~c Ruth b) 11clw MstHnficv t l (' w m n q bmler was 1 ct lluch b ttc1 t.h m Cha.rhe Ruffi g ft:r th Nev. Yu ke1 ~ Both t'tra.l rnecl c8 t1 ~ en d Bn1 rrtlr d Thf st L C:l.l t~ d\~ 1cea with the \ r id t tl 1 fd ~ stag lng 1H clgl U unln" mllv to turn tact the PI at s 6 1 4 SELL peraonal Chrtatmaa Nam.11 em. . . 10 Pltl SHOOTING CltOWN "Pc,tly•• Clark Former llhnoll Star Expecb To Have Vnndalta, 0 A\11 :m--INs-Team In Perfect CondU.:on When Brooklyn mlna:ter of the IOflpel t.he Rever AwgreratJon J1 Met end Garrison Roebuck of the Unl By LU CONKLIN reoortt for to~Mee\~Uve f I Ql e ' New York ALIJ' 2t -With W 1bu.t that ia P:tUJ' mucb a malfF remark that the flrat thou&&nd. of l~tek 4 wUd. plk:P. bS..t.lqs JUU nua bl the lot t.f a ~eriM of &ell 1compe.niont 1tl Lhe te 1 and 100 e 11ame1 are t.he hardest.. Buat.er Lou 1en thf,. 'Wril:lt lftllht itop a JIUft of artk:,_ u1 lnskaaeUOD .m plf for 1 make up \he vut army ot Amtrl O.hril stocky ftm bUtmah of th• l C1Qilltcuttn ~ So m.ifbt a \he nauten o1 Tbe Daib Tribune can 1olfen Theae common atn&e New York Ya.nkeea L!l pointl.na; to hard 4lt. JTOUDder ~t. mllbt. take by the ramo 1M rolrer Leo rules are for him and not for the Iward a new maJor le~ reeord for a IMid bop You DUtht 11kk to Proleu&o-nal at Apa C&Uente. ud cr&cktrjaek pla)'er who nee<Sa little conaeeutive playlna: ~ ~ WJ'i!plCb &n'~ Th.,e nuuw'lr up In the National OpeD a.i or no Instruction ror lmprovtnt hb l The pickled etl fancler complet Ia en ely too muc luck ln'\lolved Jnnrnaa, u l.old. &o .vue Me a:a.me at h.ts ftnt 1.000 ramer wtthout a for me tc do any apecu.latlnl now 1Govern. naUonaiiJ uowa p•yalcal l Go' ~ ao thoroUihly deUWhtlul l brealr: In Detroit recent.Jy and now 4: remember the day I broke in 'nlner a 11port &nd ao completely at.orb- tuu less than 300 1 ames t.o 10 to We r.layed W"a.abinltmt on Jw1.e :z I ln1 In ltli manr pbaR8 that Jt has !hatt.er lhe iron man record of le-25 and I wae. at""l'tat ftw tfmea I 1 Dy LEO DIEGEL Btl almoat unlvel'l&l appeal ~t 1 I)ea.oon Everett Scott The oeaeou &:ot taree hlta- dol.i~ I wazs tick A8 Tolt.l I o AI t.le McGovern many a:olfetl talr.e the 1ame en played In 1 031 con.8t!Cutln con )ed to death v; it.h that show Ina and W1 lteJ Exclwllvely For and Copy titely too aerioualy t.hus detractlna: teat& tor tt.e Red Sox and Yanket'l hcped It was not a nuh in the ugh~ By 1 N .B lP.Jll 1 horn it' enjoyment NaturaUy you bt:lore hi6 a.chlng does had to be pan Ift had my share ck hila tat.mt • �' 'J'BI DAILY TlUB'tFQ, POMZROY, 0Bt0 I 1 1 amd Mn. Ra.yat.on R U8BeU and tamily With. • six o'cloek dinne~· Bat.urday. Miu Ma.rauer lt.e Moore returned to Charlea\on alter a briet viatt hei t> w1th relatt vt!ll. ' M.o& Charle:i Cllfkln mother ol Ray CllftOH N! t urned ~ her homo: on Main street at•· ..,.r a severa 1 weeks vtal t wi th ~laUves In Co· lum bus. L'.;rc nzo Davis, Ma rion Brnwn and Bob RA;lbert.s at tended the AthMa.tthcw Byrne, near Carj)('nter, ens hlr Prlday wu placed under arres t Friday 'I · · nlght. by Sherllf A. o . Tracy and Ti•omas AmGB of Baltlmon. Mel.. bla deputies, on a charge of pos- camE' fer a vlrilt with relati ves. seaslon of lmplement.s d es l.gned for M ~. and Mrs . Albert Ebersbach the mll!lu!Hcture of l.ntoxlcallng u. , went to Cadiz. where Mr. Eber squor . A pt·e&S ure tank and a stov~ suo~t. h EUJ a road contract. Wa&- d.lscovt>red In Byme'a car and l Mills M81'garet Biddle ol Al~n}' was broueht to the county jalt he:·e 1who has bten visltlnl Miss He let~ along wit h Byrne, who Is beinK acttaerer tor the past tew days reheld pendlnR the nuna: ot ~ barges. 1tu.. 11ed to her home Prtday evenMayme Conkle and J ohn MC· ! Inc. Quire wet·e comml t t.ell w the 1 Mrs. R. P . Smith and daughter - (' ,. .' S&JI Warrants Are tied For Arrest Of Himaelf I Four 'garn-~s wlll u~ plajed during •he a ftern oon , the first begi."J· ' nmR a l two o'cloc k and 11 game tve r)· hour and llftt!en minutes AND DR. CRARY tht'r~ll fter, t.h~ bu; t ga me, t hat o f U u~ Fliers an d Pun ly C!·<!ams ut Tell& Chief Execu'tive In MJd-11epor t being scheduled W be gin t t 5: 45. The oLher games are Meual" Wife Ia ~twu n Gallipolis 1:111d MaSfl11 City , Terrorized A lh~· ~ ~ .!'i snd Pt. Pleasant ancl Bpedals and Cro•\·'s Pomeroy "'86 tar u cMid be IMmed ln Frler,dly Five of Pa rkersbur g. .......,. at pn!U time of The DaliJo · TriiRme, Dr. H. L Crary bad NOT been lll1'elkd by lo. ed offtclen la t': onnectloo wl&h a warrant. s1vaec1 and sworn to word from the Hf&hway Department that he and b iB assiatant.a In Metp county will bt! removed from ofllee September firs t . Mr. Me- Laroeat Number Record • In One Month Since January Croba dJd not receive nor.ice of the contemplated move untU Saturday, just three da.)'a bef(lre !.he order La to be put Into P-ft'ect. The b!tter informing hJm J)f the move expli.lned that the otftce In Ml'iga county W(l\lld be dilicontlnued l.n the Interests of ecoilCJmy and COllS(Illd&ted wttll. thf. one In Athens whtch wUI be In charae of John w. Dowler o1 Athens. Ml'. McOroba baR been highway • engineer ln chara:r of tlle Mf!IIJB county divllllon for the pa11t 13 years. 'fhe aboll!hment of thl8 omc ~ throws four men tn Pomeroy bea~ldes Mr. McCrobu. out of employment. PEAK REACHED For M'IIh &pi 1n Non- Fa I• al Jnjurie.; Nqne ! e d I n M • Kill~ e111 -1 Ind""t'l.l Pu''ul•...., In OhiO •. ' " altended by an unusual nuntber nt fatalities In July, the 128- dl!ath8 being the largest number recordi2'CI in any montb 11i nce January. The non - fatal aceJdenLB ln Industry bJ Q:lnl&abte Lold H,..U reached a new high tor the year, belna 3,00 In exceu or June, the c.....-,mr blm wtt.b obll&noUQ .. . oftker while lA &be dii· previous high month ot 1931. COME J'JlOM OREGON Construction led all clasaJneaebarp. ol hi• duty. tlons In the number <>f tiltallties Mr6. Gertrude French and tou r ~·:eo1umbus, o ., Au g. 29---INBwtth 2f. Publlc employee& had 19, grandchildren 81'rlv~ from Oregon OaWnr In Director of lndustriul metal IJooda 12, commerelal em- for a visit wJth the former 's mothrelation& Theodore H . Tangeman ployment and blaat. fW'naces , steel er, Mn. BinS and family on aDd Welfare Director John McworkS and tollllll mum nine P.acb; Union Avenue , and oLher relatives. Bweene;V, Governor George White clerlcal and professlonal eJght; Her rrandson BIU)' McGet! moklt·· thls ar~tnOOU began conslderlltiOil co.re and custody of buUdlni• and ed them here from Oregon. ot a rtquest of Charles Hluins, ~~:round!l 8even; mlnlni sJx; clay, Alter vlsltltlg here a few weekll, QaiUpolls atklr ney. ror the protec- For Meeting Deficit E&t· ¥lass and atone product8 fl.ve; lwn- they will KO kl Washington, D . c ., Uon Of hlm~~eU , Dr. H . L . Crary , ber and WOOd product.& and cartaa"e imated To Be .Quart· . and trucking four each; machin- where they wUI join their mother Pomeroy, and Charles 0 . Wllllams and make their future hume. er Of Billion ery, toods and bevera1es u.nd uUUf~ arrest. " ' Ues three each; paper and print· .~l~bus, 0 .. AU K. 29- IN B-Df'· tnw. rubber and compositton godels f and quarries and stone crushing C!lllritll{ that wanonts have bet n .. two each .Bnd chemicals qrlct\1 iu ued f(ot their ll t J:I! : ~t. Charll'll F . Hlgglns, Galllpolill lltt::ll'ney . tudu.y ln Expenses; $400,000,000 ture, tran~portatiOD and' m.lsct!l·.t. _ ' laneoua Industries one ea.ch wil ed Ouvc rn or O oorK-e Wllll ·, Borrowe d T. ~ ,.rusure In non-fatal mlahaps, the. metal By u. a. Weather Burenu Columb~ aeklus protf!(:tJcn !i.iJ" lutn ~>e lf , D . Stah1hty goods group led with 3,309 and t~ The ''low" centereu yesterd ay H . l •. Cra ry, hmcroy , und C h ari ~ ~ next four clasail\.catklns In the . or: mt~rnlng over westet·u Ontario m~ s 0 . Williams, UObWJI n1 1ner . der ot accident frequency were con- deepent!d s Ughtly and moved a My O'ITO D. TOt..IE:C HUEI It was tt l!eved that the warstructlon with 2,693, contmercJu.l little eal!t being now ctmterf'd over lNS Staff Conespundent' iatlb, Issu ed on char!,le!. of "lnc lt Lcmdon, Aug. 29---A:isUJ"Cii r.f th _ lmployment 2,61f, foods and bt!ver- White River, Ur. t ., ~l:l .dlo Hlo.:ue.,. Ins rlo.ta" cn nie os an n fte1 nmt li 1 uges 938 and public ii!mployo.!l!l'l 870. This storm iB att.ended by unsettlca the . ~11;11 . uf ~ he t rio to U:-.. vcrn m ~ ntl l 'o' ut lht' ]Juuml :!k rHu !O! by ~h · The remainlnl 'l'.H8 non wtalal ace! showery weather ()Vel· the nortllWhit@ requ el! tJonlng a n uWPti L/ l~" nctlrm of Amerlcrm 'nnd Fr!!nell dt nts wen distributed am 0 n ~rn pvrUon of t.he Jake reglun and tlcn of th ~ odm i.llstratt<J n d J US· a pJ., _r-'l h 1 granllns: a credit of tw ' nty-two lndUitrlal group..~. eBlltward. The presslu·e It; evenly , 400 ,000,000 f er a yi'ar , the ne w Meip county's record lor July dllltrlbuted and sJJ.rhtly above norttce In MeiBS County. Tlw tiU'll{) m 1..n prc tef-i ted the c VICllll ll c ! Mt'll cabll,( t of n.u pern : lon tw·ned , to was Ill accidents of which none r~- I mal over so utlt,e rn and western u.~:~ • lhe prubiP/11 cf a dd!Uono l ia:ttat lall liUited fatally 1mnc caused perm~ - trlcts us far 1¥ thl' ~eat plateat! WllltfliU6, uu lnvalJ d , fn.. m hc1 t. <.~dn ,l'. nent dlsu.bllltY 13 calUied over ~~even region whez·e the )Jresrsur e Js ~galr. home at H obson. 'I r: t n.ll i m•t Jws n<N·ady a gr ee--i days time lOIJil,' 2 seven days- or Je88 a little low. There was a slil{ht The Uo le[\ram ts la ted lhu t D.• rt.se !n tem~rature In Lhe mlcJd J.; Cr nr.v hucl a h nHI.v 1.' ~.' 11 u..·reslcd ' ' II n · lue t loll.~ Ill ""I)(:IH,t'/i RII\Ulllll · ~nd ~ med~~l ~ses '- _caua1ng no Atlantic stul-t!/1 and 0\'er the north .ng t.o al>lmt t :.!liii ,OOO ,Olr.') or ~fl'l on \J JC chatlj.'-'. a nd t h ul Hl:mlw . me oss. e 1 me 1 oss 1or t 1It' west und o. ch11.0ge to •ooi 1 a nd \Vflltu.Jw ; l t ~ cJ Li.k t•tt l't' l'i• ll e 11 • '11: • .• r.lm :lted d• ficll in th e tudget , county waa 519 days. In JLtJy 1930, where over the Ohio cy 1~ e ~e­ am.! no w mus t fac~ tflc d!Jrkult Hun ~ lngto n . The wi re, s~· ut fron1 IJiiB county had 28 acel~ts, ,wl~'h prevMilln~~: temperaturl'!l ~u~r~~ prcblem of rol111ng Ure. r ernulruJ··r no lata11Ues and the time lo88 W&.3 lniJ ure lrom lour to eight degr ees Hunll n(lton , 1:uld : . below nunnaJ. " In accorclaw.:e with .~·ou r in- by lnxntlon 011 the pJ·Iw.:lpl l ot 584 days. I The gene1·a1 cond1tluns are now IM ht<ctlons, Wlillamli and 1 re- ··cquol !!Acri!lces for all clllMl~s . " As the British publ iC ltas, shCP BIRTHDAY P"-KTY' favorable to contiftlue fair cool turnt:d home and found aw;Jitlng M w1 trill Myeu' entertained ·a I weather In thil! vicinity during t ile us w a rrant ~; ft·om Titus , JWit lt.. ~ ot the wu.r, been the most hcav il,}• the !'eace at Pomei'Oy, c hh.rglu ~ taxed In the world , the cabinet Wt ll lat"tc numter of (riE"tul.s at lh r. next 36 hOW'S. _ _ us with lndtlng: rlot.s. To a volll hBve to exerclae !ll'eat lnQenully htlmo~ r.f her par ~nts. Mr.· iu'ld Mns. l Jay Myen, Friday evanlng. In . oiil-u~--PittcE ~ In finding new oou::ce~ or rc ve t\UI', arre'lt , Wllllo.ms and 1 c:1 mc I t HUrit ln&llln to await !W <IL ll ::111 etql(!claHJ sinoe · conWoversl11l : ~~ hon'Jr c.1 Mb9 E4ith Weat.'a · Ch·t·qo, Atlg , 29-----:.INB-Orum~ ,\'( Ur Plll'l. Dr . Cra!'y IS a t'l'eMt·o ~11€11 liUch lUI tht tnrl11! ariJ b:u ;rQd tecnth Dlrthday annlvel'llatY. Can\~ and danclna were Ule I (lpened uneven today. Wheat was from conslderallon. The city wu •; and In jail on the snme <:ha rK•··· d lve 1:o;ou c f the evening and Wa.~~ ·1l-8c JC.Wtr corn unctm.nged . to 3 ~ !1c App t ars !ls 11 they ln wndc:J l sun r eluctant t01uy to ha ve tilt· cnblrwt tax fixed-Interest te~J, ri lw fdl(owtd by a dalnt.y, two course up :'!ltd oats I-lk lower t<J 1-1.1~ ddy )'LUI' a utho rity. c ~. n d!Uc:Ii ·' hmcl1eon . h1Khtr. tad. Wlt'l' us whut to do.. Wll · r.ecu rltie!'i beca use m.lmy of thesi Ovenlng prlce.s: Wheat Sfpt ttl : . ~c In lb-.! h ands of fut't< I(I.!J("r:< 1111'.1 lenf!ri.Ud by JuaUce or the Pl!:t c ~ PE"-K RAIDER IS SHOT 7-8 4'1 , Dtc 50 :J- 4, Mnrch ()4 i-4, Lc11don has mn lnl:llncct l l~ p .s: ofth:t'l ." Columbus, 0 , Aug 29-INB- 1Ma.y ~5 7-8 56. rton a11 the cnplt:ll ~..o f wo;·Jd fl n ' (hli! or thl' dl'mand.s of Hl ~-;g hw., h.e Corn . Sept f2 5-8; Dtoc J9, Mu ~~· nc ! lnrgely btocuu!W !'!J It!> dJ~ •~t· •: ­ Shot. by a man who believed Onry and Wllllntns wns \h Kl \h L' t• nce ur lhc princ iple of lnvlola- wa! s teallng pea.n from trees In fl3 1-2 3·4 O c:Vl'1tl0r burt'~tl~ll! th e C''lllii Lu;s hlt1 buck Yfiord, 13-year-old Eddie I Ollt.L : Sept. 21 HJ · Dfol· ::!::! 3 4 In :l~f,g.'l"'~' ..ccutt -. '·lmU Prusec ut.ors lllll ly l"f fnre lr.Jl c.. pltlil . ' Wi• h the thrf'at t.o the pou:11i Frlerelcb law wounded here today 1May 25 3·4. Cla.rt,'B uffiu•. Sl~ l ::< W elfare Olr · white pollee que11t.loned Bameull t 1•1 1:11:1 <lVf't CI 'Jit·· and th1: cabinet qr·t~ tln M1:Sw~cnc y , appo ln tct' Bange. 60. .1 : dtl~'(( dc wn l< l ll'i' hnlcal det9.1LJ WtUt two other youths 1 1'he In. . ;'li~lte to prcbe condltlonll In · Couh'ty , will beutn hl5 wm·ll: Ill: pn bl !r took n ~ ho.rpr r lnh:resi Jured boy raided the peat· tr!!lis, :.:hr _v ln th e luture ol thtl prime and two of the b(lys were seated In uh t Wf t'k. mlnt f:i t(!r a nd tht> lubor party. one or tllf: t.ree~~ when he shot at By MARY WOLf' Some obtiervers sr: id that Pre - Frterekh, Ba.nce told ·)lou~. Ml ~f' Phyllis Elle tU! [·,n·k;:r u ~TPLEN miel' MacDonald would nut dnr~t Huni ington who hns bt' f:l vlsllhll face his mlulns constltuenc)l : Bt CUT IM RI:QUESTR.D with Mit~ FrllllCt'!! Bn llcnron u t Seaham Harbor, Durham, BIIU.In Markin, 0., Aug. aS----Il(g..,.[)es1 omd most thoucht It likely that 11P Pf!rlltely trying tb reduce ta.x1111, ttl~ Ma:<Ktn City , relume,l l u hn h :Jm 11:c..uld reUrt! into tht> HOUSt' Of Ma r'lon county taJr:payteu· 'IUI80Cia- aceornpanfed by Ml!is Baltc r:L , 'fhlttef ,1 r. hlr.k cns v:erc stolen Lords with o. peeth.ge. Philip Snow Uon today detei'rb.ined to P.Hk all :::::atll•WI.y . M iAA Parker u1oadcu">l tr •. m · fl tc .~ l) l.lrJ,mglng lu Mrs. ld11 den, clla.nccllor of th" exchequer. county oftlcl~~okl and • employea tc.t over W8AZ HluntlngtGilJ Wt: Al 1Na.~hvllle1 and WIB.H. \S teut:eu~yr1~ et. Racine Thursday njght. who unnounood }'elltt-rday that 11~> volunteer 20 per cent 1111111ry cuts. wou.ld noL !lel!k · reelectlon,' wu als; A llll!tltln8 with ol!lclals, · when ~IIJe ) quite trequenlly iihd Shf!rltT A. 0. Trucy u.nd df'Pll · llWUI:fht be In line for a pP.erage. the llUfj:IU!8tiOn will be dbci,IMed Ja Ll1tiE' Bett y Jane o 1:; tfs wt·nt to 1 the • .~cl:n c of the >pb-: Many tu. ress wondered what would be to be held .soon. Approximately brry ·v~t:J ~~ lUI Jm· e~u.:atlnn wa·1 Uw fJlte o! the labor party JUldPr SPtwllng the WPek at lh2 Batterheld Frid ay . A lir-arch warmut wa :, the le;o.denhlp of "Uncle Arthut'; ,28,000 can be BflVed , tt wa:t· saki, If se n I'.ODif' In Ma&:ln City. ot'lklaiS and ~ployes consen•. P•r..c:..ltcl anrl u rsr.. un:h mad ::. or llendet·.~ ou, who was elevated )'eM· the A. R. Du.vldson of New Yurk to !.he request. Rc m~: .'Uilwli Jc-rn e',lf l'f <~ld c . tee wh ~ • . tet"dBy to succ¥ed Prime Minlt~ter Cl ly und Prof. ,I. W. Rltllsell of ~e ctrlr.kens w~,,. fou J1d. llut, JT'' "' MucDonald by u vote of 276 w a. 'hf> ("..onscrvatory of Art and J.nOOr---- -~ tHrone llad len oorore an arrest Cunsidered D. moderate Jn the past !or O€coratlng" ol (;m.._;II·. ••JII a. cCJuld be tn ude. Hen(lers on, by slcnlng Thursday ·~ Hon Levi J . Dean and wife Ol It -was belle vNI that scvr!rnl <.!ill - manifes to denouncing the nt~ w na. Mr .and Mrs. W'ayne f'leland o1 Huntington were rec:m t guest.IJ M dent.<: ot Racine had 11ee11 lmpll e~ t . tiona! cabinet, appeared to have London, o., ~~onQ Da~l Cleland -of lht' r.au ~ nson hemP at Moso11. Mr~ John 8 .Wil110n and daugh'd" In th e robbel'y , Shr riff Tr. 1~~ l.ake n u long 11tep towaJ 'da the left. ColwnbWI were 8Widay auests of E:ttccpt throu"h. repre~~entaUves Mr.s. Hannah , U ~tbmd . . LE"rs Mareellte Bnd Joan Loul~ e !~1ft loUt Lh ~· ! r ICO J t: t y L'l.. UI:J ll d L of his party, David L loyd QeotKe John H.91fmii.n and rarn,Uy ~ ~f 11- ~<pent Thursday at ,Jackson . "'littned.. ·. liberal leadct", ha8 h11.d nothlnll W llnols are vlflittnll thfo formf'r's Mo ry Viralnla Pu~·dum returned sa y l't'gunllng the .!iltuatlon and mother, Mrs. John Hollman. homt> WednAda.y ldte r IJt:F.Ekn.tNT WINS DJVORq: whu.t his 11ttltude will be when he Oru.ce EU!elst.eln of New York spending fll\'(,1 ~,· t'R-L" l t Wull..u Evm·. I'CCOVet'l!. h 15 he&Jth WWi tochlY !lOme City 18 spendlnll a :, mohth- (·her~ the r;ummer- with l'elatiYes at 1 ~ , Huntington.. \'&, ' .~~ Spii'Ol!!., Wil!! heard In th~ thinr of u mystery. with her parent&. · tomnloh pleuB courf.. lu-re FriUay The o.ltltude or another tl ery Marlon Wood and ramll.y aqd• P. Mt·. and Mrs. A. ~- Oold were f.lten}oo:'l. Spire!\ had ~~ nte red n ~tatesman , Winston Ohurcttlll, for· E. Hoft'man and., ramUy llttendec\ Hunrmgton v1Sitorll , 'Mlun;day. qUit ,jOI' dlvon <· n.a:atru;t his wlte, merly a ooclallst but now a tory the Cole reunion beld at 1 Tuppera W.l!\er D!ehl and ramlly have · returm:d W t.hclr bOrne ill Clevet.boo~.lc.Dtested lt . The j)('titlonB and Wllti alllo 11 subject of diBcUMion 1~ Plains Sunday. Wesley Woode and raml&y of land alter a t~ w daya visit here. e~dt nc, · on lk tll ~ ~ 1 ~:• or thll c o;;•~ Ihe political club!!. At Ia11t · report Mr. and ~ - Harold Winter and w~1e J. fl ·;lntd l c t tl{' ~:~.omt and Chutchtu WaH at Blarrltz. Bo Ia; Chicago are villltlng relaUves al)d the public knew todny, he hall fJ•Jendll here. family of Zanesvllil!, 0 ., a re U!e atlfr lu'arinR f'BCh II rRUltlC!lt, II 11.!1 no mm·e whatever 111 the Rena and Olan Bailey or Ill,lnols :uests. of Mr. and Mrs. .Ed Wal!lh dt.vcrce \\as grnnh·d to tht> delend- mudc crlslt~ which hu.s b(ought 50 many an: spendlnl a lew weeks 1wLth and famJiy. OPt. rtvul Brlti!ih leaders lnkl coopetu . their mother, Mra. Mat')'~ BaUey , 1, Mn·y J. ucllle lk•d huB beftl ' '· tlon. Dwla:ht KebaUfb and tamU)' spending thls wtek at Athens. spent. &turda)' evenJn1 with P. E. M 1 S. J ack Reuter and family and New York, AIWJ. 29-IN&--.A H 11 Yls., VIrginia Atkln.'l 1'eturned to o man'B. group of 110 bRnk.l!. headed by J . P. announceme nt was made here M'm·~o;o u & Co., )olned today 1n ex- co'i':m:ad =~~Jl· ~--=~pano:L 9! the!:· home at Ole~land ·"atter a "'"" ·v.nt:l. week Yi"'t ..___ , morning by · offlel.il.lll :u l i , "" .. . ..,..e w:l~ Mf. and Mrs '::.::-1'.• ;· '(lf Pylhlas orB:MnJZJj - t (! n<.l:q~ $200,000,800 one-year eredlf, Saturday _lllit,lt and Bimda)'l. . •· The_ Qh-tft. high studfp~ are Oeolve r. lll!:fol and ·d!a-~ter. L:J lhl m·w Brlti.IVl nuttonal goVC'I.·n · ~i,n~~i'!.>l' ttu~t the plcn1c t'wn t A .!i hnllar anlotont was nd - to rej:)ort Prlday at. I o'ciOcll:. :, at ' R'Rt. :J.-·I'ainlt St.w:rrt of ,I~Wl• tt, been held at Chester schooL buUdl111. Johlohn. ls•-~,,•""n"d o1r,Mml'.· and Mrs. County Fair Oround .~. \'f'.n<' t' ct by Purl~ ~nk cr 11 Flrn Beetle, Cheater prlmar11 ...,.... " Y Non<· ef lht! Amerlcat; eredlt Will teacher September 7, would not underwent an operation ~ Ray anel Roy M~um 1 · ot Poirit iK' •>o iJhc ly otft>red. Intend eel. Parker11tmrtr for removal of ton$1l8 Pleasant were vlll.ltltH ~ d M purchnsed tlcketli Dan Schlaea:el of IWnot!l -vlslted L . C. Furbee Mmtday. . an rs will have their m o n e~· Mary Balle)' Friday " ·Prank Bumprdnor of Lo( W them by returning the PITTS8UROH LIVf."TOCK F. D . Rice and lainUy of "Athe~ Va., and Mr. and r.t:Nl. John·~~.)'~ wbom they purchased. were Chester callers Bun~ay · · ser of Indiana are ~ere McaUM of wu Biven tot" the dillPltts bul'{l'h, Aug. 29-JNS--Hogt. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd mdel'WIUI' lli elnjury or their lather. JRmea of plaru! tor the plcmc, receipts ?SO; holdovers flliO ; mar -- and son oonton vl!ited Robert. Buraudner. to ha.ve been a hu11 e ke t unev r-o: weiR'ht above 22li BW&rtl " Camden Clark hoapitfll about o~~t.eady; Ughter wel(l'hte tully Monday nenlnc. · • · ae~t"· hBd Capehart a.n:l daushtt"r lOe !ewer: orcaalone.Hy 25c orr · ·t&Ow O . ' A. Ebemt.etn and tamliN wert Ylal&y Wl~ve home from a 240 ll.s. 6.'1l•-f\.90 ; lighter ~eight In Marietta on bulltnea Mobday, Ulon Ohio Lee Capehar.. at ~~=~~~!-~;~;;~:; 0-INI,_ Howard Kalrht and Jake Oaul ' ' 1fully 10e lower;, 130·160 lbll. 6.86on Cuy-,ti.:HI ; vt!ry light Pill' all low as 526 drove n11w can: thru trom Pontile. Jlra. Jlt.rlon Neue arid liOn Billy were being 240-:lf.fl Ibis. 6.20·8.75 : packtna ~ Mlch., Tuesday. of Akron. Ohio, are iues18 or tt.e .:oilfl...•!._.~ MeWillJatnll, little chaniJf! ' medium an ldood lot Mr. and. J4ra. R. C. Wlndlor ot tormer'll parente, Mr. and Mrs. that oounty, HI0' Akron are vtsiUn1 B. H. Bm1Ui aQd w llo will be hired · 4 ·76 · . family. a · open dltehes. Cattle receipts 30; no tro.dlnr. ' Mr. and Mu. Ohu. Pox of JerMIBMI Wilma and Ruth Jtot..bpb wiD be. obtained CalveB rer.elpts 25; about 50c low- • aeyV1Ue \'lsltft Ward Ho.ya and returned to theb' hOme at Ceredo ntetb' men In cuya- tor : choloo vealer11 10.00·10.50. jfamUy Sundly, Tuelday nenlq. TheJ wera acThe ~n w1ll ':'h"P reeetpta 500: marll:flt. ~teaMr. Monll ot , .l.t.hen1 • • a 'wee.k. com~~- MJMei Ka~ll>lftl . OD<I will n· dy . oome ""'"~" lalabl or ,... en.d .. IAOII o1 ~,. bro!J>ft, RoJ y 01• '71> oDd · ....,,.. wiid ww 1t11 qa. laaUJI. u. hour. ter Wlilbt tuo-uo. ,llil ~ rat a , - -·-·-- - ., ; " ~RITISH ~~BINET T~~NS TASK ~r RAISIN~ fUNDS n -- " "· ... ' ' . .. ' 1 Mason City - = - -- CHICKENS · FOUND BUT THitF \ MAKES 'Gt:T AWAY ·~·· . ... PYTHIAN PICNIC ' PLANS CANCELLED 6 • - .. I lbs., .:_turned ; !! I wodll i .a· w.. '# . . . . .. ......... . _ ·- "'· - ··-- •• ~-- \ST- · S SIN COLOR COMICS 1d TUtsda)· wltri COMICS i.n Welt porUca IN COLOR .OHIO ~l l NIJA'\' . Al > Gl i ~T 3!1. l 'l) G-lVE ANy'il-'lNC. T O M AI<:E T"'"'l BIRD TA L K L l KE DOW N O N My J OB , A Nt> "Tf-\EY'D .B Rl\31:' ME TO DO MY &'rUFF l D l D AND TI-l toy K lC ME O U'r Fl X -·-- A. L. HARTUNG . li CENTS 1'131 f-IE I-ll USE D , •• • o' i ~';•~P~h;ln;e~a~n;d~""';;a.or~~·~•~re~turn~~e~d~~·;•~·~'~""~d2f~am~l~ly~.~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~;~ NEW FALL l 'l.L MAI<E t-\lM PA'j 1"01'1. P,WR I< .I p,y" <::::.\1 ' I O U l..CJE>BE.RS ~ AHO'I ~ 1. .l.O'SlN~ ~HNCES I, SAP~ HELP~~ MY Joe. ~MUT£U nal Plea IN AT Mlti!i Mary i!:ll r.nbeth Kautz Jf Charleston , were t he !!IH!St.s of Mr. ' and Mrs. Fre li Bauer ancl Miss · Kathryn Baller , enrou te to MarleL· ~e. to attend the Mol.or Boat Re gatta. held their Frida y. Donald W81! ont! of t he purUcipant.s In the ra~s th e•·e for the Du wet~ cup. , Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ba uer and Mr. and Mrs. Kearns Roush ~t ccom · panled them t.o Marlettfl. Mr. and M r~ . Clyde Wo lle wJ\1 leave SUI' dii JI morning for Hunt · ln~ ton, where t11ey wUI spend lhtl d11.y. They will leave Mo ndo .v mornl1 1g ;o; Vanceburg and ot her points In Kentucky where Mrs. Wnlfe spent her childhood dnys. Mrs. A. T . Mll rCIII:l, da ughtet· of Mrll. F1'8nk ie O nylor·d of Middle )JOI'L, who bas been vi11IUng her aunt, Mrs. Mary Jividen at Bow · nwtlll Run the past week left Saturday for her· home J,n Detroit. Mrs. J. B. Frank nnd oon Adria n of Akron ore the week enct gue.~ t M !'lrtl- Mary Jividen of Buwmarua ft~Qa. They will return to Akron !4,11day, Mlsa Bnrbam Hogue returned to her ~orne at New York City, 8a.turdn.y, aner spending her vaeatlon with her parent.ll on Union AVe:JlUP.. C hu lLJ U' Y Shumakf:J' J r. kit lor II VIM,IL ut f'<ti ~ IJU !'J:: h , l-'•1. \V hl l0 there he wilt nct .m 'P!UlY his uu cl · and auul tc Akt·;;n LL Lt..: lll L' ll<' \· dlrlij;ble und from tlu:tt' w VI.\'-· · la11d to 'WIIJ~<:ss !he N.l.L i.alal AI .- . Rac.>s at t hat place . f'. P . Ellielstein a 11U son VIctor will leave Bumh1y morniug fm· Mt Vll t'UOil, l.ltd., to VI Sit. the ffll'ffit'l' 'li lathet- in ... law, Rev. Lew!.~ MU!qr .md help cclebrnte Mr. Miller';! 102nd birthda y a nnlveH ury. MIS!I Velmu Geary IB I.IJe g ;Je~~ t of Mi t;~:~ Carolyn Kilmer at Marlct · , til for a few daya. i Mr .lind Mrs. John Le ltweilrr re· ' turned Friday ll'OJn 11 several day.q 1 visit 1:1.t Anapol111, their oon M!lrlon aceornpanlea them for a visit. i Max Melnhnrt who hus been a 1 pntlent at. Ho~r hospital for ~:~evcral weeks 111 l'eported as dolnw: a 9 w!!ll M ClUJ be expected. ! Mrs. C . D. Reed , Mrs. Ralston I RuRSell and daughtel' Mllillell Helom Brown nnd Dorothy will mutm· w l Columbus Swuiay to spend the day ~:~otter which ML'ffi Helen Brown will go to Clevellmd whl2't·e siJe hu.s. l a position . 1 The cholr of tht' Federated . chtii'Ch entetta.lned Fl'kluy even- 1 lniJ, honortnv Ml.!!s Mat·y EU:r.u.beth 1 and Puul StrledJ of Illinois, whn are v.lsltlns here with t'elatlves. Mlu Lena Jol'den of the Men ·v Mu.ry Tell room Is spendlnK the l week WltJ1 het· purents at Hnrrlson 1 ville. 1 Mr. and Mu. Hobart Adams an - 1· ll(tunce the blrtll of on olght pound dt~.ughtt'•· , bot·u Friday. 1 MIM Cla1·a OaJ•Iand returned · &lturday .h·om t1. t•·lp to Yellow l Bt.one National Park and Alber· querc;t4C. New · Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tully accompanied ber . h ·o m .Columbltti. Mr .and Mrs. John Phillips a.nd son Jr., arrived front Columbus and aJe guests of his parents, Mr. and ~~ns._ John Phillips Sr. 111 Nuylors I , . Lew ~Uih and Jtm 8tanbe1'y at· : ~ldadqd , the Reeatta at Marietta orr y, Dana Ttacy was a Charleston bu11ln~SII( vJJitot Frl<btf. Mr. ahd Mr11. ·W. tJ. Downie Mr and P. K. S.mlth. Flol>cn<-~ Smu.. - antf son 8 tte~t1 f'd th L· boa reg-etta at MarJetta. Saturday. 1 M.l·s. Irene WilLiams of Mas.slllon lll'l'l\•ed ft~r a visit Wllh her danghte! N.lss Mary Conway. :rbe ice crum social &lven by the V . B. Church or E-nterprise on th ~ lawn of Mr. and Mrs. John Frick Frldf.y everilng Yi~ attended by a latJe IJI"'UP of peaple and an enJoyable evening was spen&. Mrs. Alma Adam& and ~rue.at Mrs La Fu.qhn lett Se.turduy for a f'lw daY$ vWt with rt!laUves at Colwnbwl. Ml:'S Helen KUhna, Mn:. Sophia ..,,wr, Mrs. 'nleo. Ebersba.ch and da.ug~t.era Bet&y and Jean and their hOOBtt pest, J.flll8 May Bilelow .of Coltunbul and Miss CaWe WllftermuU\ were Marietta vtstton trole I.M HILL E\IE R.YT!-11 N G S HELLO 1. HELLO' HELLO 1 A~OY 1 ~EL :0, 1-1\V ER MY T l M 1:'->E R :'o> >v'~--r H U NK Y Thru Side DORY . Drunken- N O W\ ' Plea .tur. Just Received First Shipment of Fall and Winter Dresses Forrest second dep'flll -a;muted 'FRE EOOM -·- TP,ATc<; THE G Q. EATE: S T ii-I!NG !N LtPE II L '=> 'un ~ Sapp's chi!St and he.A. p3netr at1nr h\3 ers OOld. aut~or· . youR.s- IAK. E Tl-'o t= A1R! C ANARY 8 E' were ~:e ntf!nM Samuel Rill. n to wCJr k In a du ri n1 a strllte cers. wh o were tey took their . !!.hot gun and nd w~ nt lo the 1 tn t.o It wb•n LtBE.RIY NO\lU, \.YJHY '51-\0U L D lf-11\1 C. A GE O? "" "'• 'loll~"l ~ li:blln ....., &Melp also • l , ,. . J&r. w·g ~d that '8:l p p cord .tcttd excmpla;jl' m:~.r.­ lfCeraUon." prlSt 8 0W!tll{lt. ~ Ohi9 -'IJ('.-,It.cn- •t tilt! ~ 1 ben trlltlllfer_. BACK TO lf-l>=c 8. Sa)}P •~ m&rtlildren. required to iO .t.c parole boatd a ppllca.tion for unced. '1-/AT E" R , BOy S· AND "'--ATCf-1 OUT FOR P.OO ... __ NE ><I I !ME! ·-··· - 1ms To le Publjc . Influence' :.;t i tee ia Able'... Chance ~- , at.~N-8-Ttte e a sked to eno.c:t .ng s~ cr<>t cam; IUld secret POIncreasing · l.he ;y on .n· et~:Pin· ME l=OR My DAD lN Tf-\1: z.oo ~ ~ l l. L G-E"T GO "TO n-, ' m.pai~Pi dlmSIJ inR the- electldn It was learned ~IM \ soy! :htenlng el J.be ct \ceg acb will' 1M! Campaign FllDd ~suit Of Its Sl!n· to the manaer Lmes Osnpan }r.. ernooratle anU1 the south diD'- ..ibe undoubtedllt· ~ - =Q:':::o."'Z W' a I wn. c. o. ictid ~~td CO!l.'llY lrt May, tM: ' action. '"'tl)Qay aun endatiuns 01' t he prOSI2'CUt.inw ~- The old bt.ate I Pri..J. , 18 Botb entered I I &GdaJ Whi&e, &o ll'{e I I ~app, ~enlq WrtHS 1 !!'It. 31.-INS stnteneet ol i 1 I '' Once; Mlilt I 'lf!!l . •• i Cheshire ···· .. , -- HI AT PN<QOT TOL D (>lit 10 L A Y Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'fhoma.s and , son, Dona ld of Ludlow. Ky., and r.h1s · · GUN REPAIRING AND RES~OCKING First Class Work Satisfaction! are being the tfilinlf county ja il held here pending Friday nigh and .. ot ar=~~~luion was commllled \.o i l!llllltn III Ill I II IIIII ill Ill I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll UII llllltlltllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIDIIIII ~111111111 I IIU llllllillll the oounty jail Saturday mornin~r J by Chief of P<lllce, John R. Ha w- I tlns ot Middleport, after he had been a r raigned In t he co urt )f Mayor J . E. Harley on a c harK~ of driving a moklr \'ehlclc wh ile .In toxicated. He pleaded not guilty and was required to f urnish ll bond ot $119, and upon !allure to procure necessary bo.ll was c om ~ mltted 1:(1 the Jail to 11.wa1t a trJol. The population or the county Ja.ll tuwl. reached a tota l of 28 In mates at noon Sat urday, &CC<lrdlng to Bher1tr Tracy. The total capacil·y ot tht local Jal) Lor; 35, an d only seven mm·e prisoners can be accommOda ted here. Personals 1 ., Mrs. Ed Amberver and two dauahte rs went to Athens Prlday for a week end vialt with Mr . and Mrs. Lewis O loectner a.nd family . Miss Allee Conroy ot Che~:~ ter , Earl Knight IUld Cha.rle& Waaner. Jr., were among thoae who took the exa.Jlllnation bere Pridtiy. Mrs. Pearl Bolen ret ur ned trom Colwnbus Thursday e v e n I n g, where she vis ited several days with her parent.os, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ------ -- --- AFTER CUTS." MADE'· alx-1 I oats and resses· 'I .. to t.he11· home In ClevelJ:Jud S&tur· / Re v. and loft'S. Glenn TenneU wm day 1!Ler ..eve111.1 daya vl!lt with iO to Columbu• J.!onda y whe re Mr. Mr. and Mn1. P . Bra ndenburfi . Tennell wUJ attend contenmce the Mr. a.nd. Mn. Ed Price fUl.d chll· rollowlnr week . dren ar rived rrom Cincinnati f or 11. Dr. a nd Mr11. Arthur Lawrence ol villlt with M rs. Max Meinhar t and Clar.ltsburv. W . Va., came Jl'r1dkY b mlly and othe r relatives. fo r a vlstt with Mr . and Mra. G . F . Mr . and M rs. RlcPard T homa& of Conway IIJl d Mls&es Eva Simms and. Dayton have moved baclt to their Emma waterman. r esidence on Union AvenUE!. Mr. and Mrs. Pat J onea and Mts& Elolae Jone!l and · Fred Reibe l m o- ••••••••• .. ·•····· ··•••••·---·•••••••••••••••·-tored to Dayton Sa.~urday !or a. week end vlslt. I fOR PROHCTIONI5';r~~~be·:~~t!~~~~~~; fROM ACCIDENTS WT:"·..~c:: T:ad:..... co.:;::r.lrf::·~:~~!c:;:m· recrea t ional tourn.t'y which J take~ plact~ S unday afternoon at lsi- s'h,Te.. ,s,.', ',h. ln g BenctJ ~Tuunil> m .. " - SUNDAY, AUOUBT 30, Wf1 - liiJ[H HIGGIN-S'Everything Set '11)1! 1110ftKM£N 0I[ County Highway IFour M,ore Are lA -..~n For Tournament LD IV Office Is Closed Brought To Jail; WrH£S GOYERNO.R:a:;i~~~:~:;:~t~:2;~ 1 1N ' ,OHIO IN JUU w~~ ~~~-~::-:I· 28 Being Held ' the ...... • ' MORE COMING- ROUGH MATERIALS COATS ARE DIFFER~NT AND FITTED AND LAST YEAR'S COATS WON'T DO 1->ELLO, POP, A l<tN I-IEAR'rED C"'T 1-\E L»E'D N\t= , .. 0 e. A. c. ..... ..,...O U 3 A .V l==D M~1'-IOW t'u OS.,a.,'IE HOP ..;--- l~ ' 1 T" ~... NEW FALL SHOES IN. • """-- .,. 'f' A ·•· Jbllclty 'Of1 Hnr of all pomln no.tional or tpalgna, or ·tor :t.ates W'l leie 11\lCh ur eonducted. •ublic1t.J on au y political, tund llt!ncink i.i 1~ el~­ tlon ln. which a C!r of congl't!4.! if mbllclty on aU cal funds from ter, even t.houlfh ! used locaUy tor .dlda~ tor Joclll es for the for enon. when furnished by '1\Sibllit~· J. N. Rathburn's Sons 0 MIDDL£1>0RT, OHIO. ." ,. ; ., ' - 1'\-.t.. ,•·,, o:! c.•· ..,· 0 llS• dothe an• es fOI' the dit"a,tated foi political other use. 'tpaptlldt) · • ,; j,_, · I .·' ·' M·o'lill'i·'······:·il"ii!~'········ • '• ' I I �' 'J'BI DAILY TlUB'tFQ, POMZROY, 0Bt0 I 1 1 amd Mn. Ra.yat.on R U8BeU and tamily With. • six o'cloek dinne~· Bat.urday. Miu Ma.rauer lt.e Moore returned to Charlea\on alter a briet viatt hei t> w1th relatt vt!ll. ' M.o& Charle:i Cllfkln mother ol Ray CllftOH N! t urned ~ her homo: on Main street at•· ..,.r a severa 1 weeks vtal t wi th ~laUves In Co· lum bus. L'.;rc nzo Davis, Ma rion Brnwn and Bob RA;lbert.s at tended the AthMa.tthcw Byrne, near Carj)('nter, ens hlr Prlday wu placed under arres t Friday 'I · · nlght. by Sherllf A. o . Tracy and Ti•omas AmGB of Baltlmon. Mel.. bla deputies, on a charge of pos- camE' fer a vlrilt with relati ves. seaslon of lmplement.s d es l.gned for M ~. and Mrs . Albert Ebersbach the mll!lu!Hcture of l.ntoxlcallng u. , went to Cadiz. where Mr. Eber squor . A pt·e&S ure tank and a stov~ suo~t. h EUJ a road contract. Wa&- d.lscovt>red In Byme'a car and l Mills M81'garet Biddle ol Al~n}' was broueht to the county jalt he:·e 1who has bten visltlnl Miss He let~ along wit h Byrne, who Is beinK acttaerer tor the past tew days reheld pendlnR the nuna: ot ~ barges. 1tu.. 11ed to her home Prtday evenMayme Conkle and J ohn MC· ! Inc. Quire wet·e comml t t.ell w the 1 Mrs. R. P . Smith and daughter - (' ,. .' S&JI Warrants Are tied For Arrest Of Himaelf I Four 'garn-~s wlll u~ plajed during •he a ftern oon , the first begi."J· ' nmR a l two o'cloc k and 11 game tve r)· hour and llftt!en minutes AND DR. CRARY tht'r~ll fter, t.h~ bu; t ga me, t hat o f U u~ Fliers an d Pun ly C!·<!ams ut Tell& Chief Execu'tive In MJd-11epor t being scheduled W be gin t t 5: 45. The oLher games are Meual" Wife Ia ~twu n Gallipolis 1:111d MaSfl11 City , Terrorized A lh~· ~ ~ .!'i snd Pt. Pleasant ancl Bpedals and Cro•\·'s Pomeroy "'86 tar u cMid be IMmed ln Frler,dly Five of Pa rkersbur g. .......,. at pn!U time of The DaliJo · TriiRme, Dr. H. L Crary bad NOT been lll1'elkd by lo. ed offtclen la t': onnectloo wl&h a warrant. s1vaec1 and sworn to word from the Hf&hway Department that he and b iB assiatant.a In Metp county will bt! removed from ofllee September firs t . Mr. Me- Laroeat Number Record • In One Month Since January Croba dJd not receive nor.ice of the contemplated move untU Saturday, just three da.)'a bef(lre !.he order La to be put Into P-ft'ect. The b!tter informing hJm J)f the move expli.lned that the otftce In Ml'iga county W(l\lld be dilicontlnued l.n the Interests of ecoilCJmy and COllS(Illd&ted wttll. thf. one In Athens whtch wUI be In charae of John w. Dowler o1 Athens. Ml'. McOroba baR been highway • engineer ln chara:r of tlle Mf!IIJB county divllllon for the pa11t 13 years. 'fhe aboll!hment of thl8 omc ~ throws four men tn Pomeroy bea~ldes Mr. McCrobu. out of employment. PEAK REACHED For M'IIh &pi 1n Non- Fa I• al Jnjurie.; Nqne ! e d I n M • Kill~ e111 -1 Ind""t'l.l Pu''ul•...., In OhiO •. ' " altended by an unusual nuntber nt fatalities In July, the 128- dl!ath8 being the largest number recordi2'CI in any montb 11i nce January. The non - fatal aceJdenLB ln Industry bJ Q:lnl&abte Lold H,..U reached a new high tor the year, belna 3,00 In exceu or June, the c.....-,mr blm wtt.b obll&noUQ .. . oftker while lA &be dii· previous high month ot 1931. COME J'JlOM OREGON Construction led all clasaJneaebarp. ol hi• duty. tlons In the number <>f tiltallties Mr6. Gertrude French and tou r ~·:eo1umbus, o ., Au g. 29---INBwtth 2f. Publlc employee& had 19, grandchildren 81'rlv~ from Oregon OaWnr In Director of lndustriul metal IJooda 12, commerelal em- for a visit wJth the former 's mothrelation& Theodore H . Tangeman ployment and blaat. fW'naces , steel er, Mn. BinS and family on aDd Welfare Director John McworkS and tollllll mum nine P.acb; Union Avenue , and oLher relatives. Bweene;V, Governor George White clerlcal and professlonal eJght; Her rrandson BIU)' McGet! moklt·· thls ar~tnOOU began conslderlltiOil co.re and custody of buUdlni• and ed them here from Oregon. ot a rtquest of Charles Hluins, ~~:round!l 8even; mlnlni sJx; clay, Alter vlsltltlg here a few weekll, QaiUpolls atklr ney. ror the protec- For Meeting Deficit E&t· ¥lass and atone product8 fl.ve; lwn- they will KO kl Washington, D . c ., Uon Of hlm~~eU , Dr. H . L . Crary , ber and WOOd product.& and cartaa"e imated To Be .Quart· . and trucking four each; machin- where they wUI join their mother Pomeroy, and Charles 0 . Wllllams and make their future hume. er Of Billion ery, toods and bevera1es u.nd uUUf~ arrest. " ' Ues three each; paper and print· .~l~bus, 0 .. AU K. 29- IN B-Df'· tnw. rubber and compositton godels f and quarries and stone crushing C!lllritll{ that wanonts have bet n .. two each .Bnd chemicals qrlct\1 iu ued f(ot their ll t J:I! : ~t. Charll'll F . Hlgglns, Galllpolill lltt::ll'ney . tudu.y ln Expenses; $400,000,000 ture, tran~portatiOD and' m.lsct!l·.t. _ ' laneoua Industries one ea.ch wil ed Ouvc rn or O oorK-e Wllll ·, Borrowe d T. ~ ,.rusure In non-fatal mlahaps, the. metal By u. a. Weather Burenu Columb~ aeklus protf!(:tJcn !i.iJ" lutn ~>e lf , D . Stah1hty goods group led with 3,309 and t~ The ''low" centereu yesterd ay H . l •. Cra ry, hmcroy , und C h ari ~ ~ next four clasail\.catklns In the . or: mt~rnlng over westet·u Ontario m~ s 0 . Williams, UObWJI n1 1ner . der ot accident frequency were con- deepent!d s Ughtly and moved a My O'ITO D. TOt..IE:C HUEI It was tt l!eved that the warstructlon with 2,693, contmercJu.l little eal!t being now ctmterf'd over lNS Staff Conespundent' iatlb, Issu ed on char!,le!. of "lnc lt Lcmdon, Aug. 29---A:isUJ"Cii r.f th _ lmployment 2,61f, foods and bt!ver- White River, Ur. t ., ~l:l .dlo Hlo.:ue.,. Ins rlo.ta" cn nie os an n fte1 nmt li 1 uges 938 and public ii!mployo.!l!l'l 870. This storm iB att.ended by unsettlca the . ~11;11 . uf ~ he t rio to U:-.. vcrn m ~ ntl l 'o' ut lht' ]Juuml :!k rHu !O! by ~h · The remainlnl 'l'.H8 non wtalal ace! showery weather ()Vel· the nortllWhit@ requ el! tJonlng a n uWPti L/ l~" nctlrm of Amerlcrm 'nnd Fr!!nell dt nts wen distributed am 0 n ~rn pvrUon of t.he Jake reglun and tlcn of th ~ odm i.llstratt<J n d J US· a pJ., _r-'l h 1 granllns: a credit of tw ' nty-two lndUitrlal group..~. eBlltward. The presslu·e It; evenly , 400 ,000,000 f er a yi'ar , the ne w Meip county's record lor July dllltrlbuted and sJJ.rhtly above norttce In MeiBS County. Tlw tiU'll{) m 1..n prc tef-i ted the c VICllll ll c ! Mt'll cabll,( t of n.u pern : lon tw·ned , to was Ill accidents of which none r~- I mal over so utlt,e rn and western u.~:~ • lhe prubiP/11 cf a dd!Uono l ia:ttat lall liUited fatally 1mnc caused perm~ - trlcts us far 1¥ thl' ~eat plateat! WllltfliU6, uu lnvalJ d , fn.. m hc1 t. <.~dn ,l'. nent dlsu.bllltY 13 calUied over ~~even region whez·e the )Jresrsur e Js ~galr. home at H obson. 'I r: t n.ll i m•t Jws n<N·ady a gr ee--i days time lOIJil,' 2 seven days- or Je88 a little low. There was a slil{ht The Uo le[\ram ts la ted lhu t D.• rt.se !n tem~rature In Lhe mlcJd J.; Cr nr.v hucl a h nHI.v 1.' ~.' 11 u..·reslcd ' ' II n · lue t loll.~ Ill ""I)(:IH,t'/i RII\Ulllll · ~nd ~ med~~l ~ses '- _caua1ng no Atlantic stul-t!/1 and 0\'er the north .ng t.o al>lmt t :.!liii ,OOO ,Olr.') or ~fl'l on \J JC chatlj.'-'. a nd t h ul Hl:mlw . me oss. e 1 me 1 oss 1or t 1It' west und o. ch11.0ge to •ooi 1 a nd \Vflltu.Jw ; l t ~ cJ Li.k t•tt l't' l'i• ll e 11 • '11: • .• r.lm :lted d• ficll in th e tudget , county waa 519 days. In JLtJy 1930, where over the Ohio cy 1~ e ~e­ am.! no w mus t fac~ tflc d!Jrkult Hun ~ lngto n . The wi re, s~· ut fron1 IJiiB county had 28 acel~ts, ,wl~'h prevMilln~~: temperaturl'!l ~u~r~~ prcblem of rol111ng Ure. r ernulruJ··r no lata11Ues and the time lo88 W&.3 lniJ ure lrom lour to eight degr ees Hunll n(lton , 1:uld : . below nunnaJ. " In accorclaw.:e with .~·ou r in- by lnxntlon 011 the pJ·Iw.:lpl l ot 584 days. I The gene1·a1 cond1tluns are now IM ht<ctlons, Wlillamli and 1 re- ··cquol !!Acri!lces for all clllMl~s . " As the British publ iC ltas, shCP BIRTHDAY P"-KTY' favorable to contiftlue fair cool turnt:d home and found aw;Jitlng M w1 trill Myeu' entertained ·a I weather In thil! vicinity during t ile us w a rrant ~; ft·om Titus , JWit lt.. ~ ot the wu.r, been the most hcav il,}• the !'eace at Pomei'Oy, c hh.rglu ~ taxed In the world , the cabinet Wt ll lat"tc numter of (riE"tul.s at lh r. next 36 hOW'S. _ _ us with lndtlng: rlot.s. To a volll hBve to exerclae !ll'eat lnQenully htlmo~ r.f her par ~nts. Mr.· iu'ld Mns. l Jay Myen, Friday evanlng. In . oiil-u~--PittcE ~ In finding new oou::ce~ or rc ve t\UI', arre'lt , Wllllo.ms and 1 c:1 mc I t HUrit ln&llln to await !W <IL ll ::111 etql(!claHJ sinoe · conWoversl11l : ~~ hon'Jr c.1 Mb9 E4ith Weat.'a · Ch·t·qo, Atlg , 29-----:.INB-Orum~ ,\'( Ur Plll'l. Dr . Cra!'y IS a t'l'eMt·o ~11€11 liUch lUI tht tnrl11! ariJ b:u ;rQd tecnth Dlrthday annlvel'llatY. Can\~ and danclna were Ule I (lpened uneven today. Wheat was from conslderallon. The city wu •; and In jail on the snme <:ha rK•··· d lve 1:o;ou c f the evening and Wa.~~ ·1l-8c JC.Wtr corn unctm.nged . to 3 ~ !1c App t ars !ls 11 they ln wndc:J l sun r eluctant t01uy to ha ve tilt· cnblrwt tax fixed-Interest te~J, ri lw fdl(owtd by a dalnt.y, two course up :'!ltd oats I-lk lower t<J 1-1.1~ ddy )'LUI' a utho rity. c ~. n d!Uc:Ii ·' hmcl1eon . h1Khtr. tad. Wlt'l' us whut to do.. Wll · r.ecu rltie!'i beca use m.lmy of thesi Ovenlng prlce.s: Wheat Sfpt ttl : . ~c In lb-.! h ands of fut't< I(I.!J("r:< 1111'.1 lenf!ri.Ud by JuaUce or the Pl!:t c ~ PE"-K RAIDER IS SHOT 7-8 4'1 , Dtc 50 :J- 4, Mnrch ()4 i-4, Lc11don has mn lnl:llncct l l~ p .s: ofth:t'l ." Columbus, 0 , Aug 29-INB- 1Ma.y ~5 7-8 56. rton a11 the cnplt:ll ~..o f wo;·Jd fl n ' (hli! or thl' dl'mand.s of Hl ~-;g hw., h.e Corn . Sept f2 5-8; Dtoc J9, Mu ~~· nc ! lnrgely btocuu!W !'!J It!> dJ~ •~t· •: ­ Shot. by a man who believed Onry and Wllllntns wns \h Kl \h L' t• nce ur lhc princ iple of lnvlola- wa! s teallng pea.n from trees In fl3 1-2 3·4 O c:Vl'1tl0r burt'~tl~ll! th e C''lllii Lu;s hlt1 buck Yfiord, 13-year-old Eddie I Ollt.L : Sept. 21 HJ · Dfol· ::!::! 3 4 In :l~f,g.'l"'~' ..ccutt -. '·lmU Prusec ut.ors lllll ly l"f fnre lr.Jl c.. pltlil . ' Wi• h the thrf'at t.o the pou:11i Frlerelcb law wounded here today 1May 25 3·4. Cla.rt,'B uffiu•. Sl~ l ::< W elfare Olr · white pollee que11t.loned Bameull t 1•1 1:11:1 <lVf't CI 'Jit·· and th1: cabinet qr·t~ tln M1:Sw~cnc y , appo ln tct' Bange. 60. .1 : dtl~'(( dc wn l< l ll'i' hnlcal det9.1LJ WtUt two other youths 1 1'he In. . ;'li~lte to prcbe condltlonll In · Couh'ty , will beutn hl5 wm·ll: Ill: pn bl !r took n ~ ho.rpr r lnh:resi Jured boy raided the peat· tr!!lis, :.:hr _v ln th e luture ol thtl prime and two of the b(lys were seated In uh t Wf t'k. mlnt f:i t(!r a nd tht> lubor party. one or tllf: t.ree~~ when he shot at By MARY WOLf' Some obtiervers sr: id that Pre - Frterekh, Ba.nce told ·)lou~. Ml ~f' Phyllis Elle tU! [·,n·k;:r u ~TPLEN miel' MacDonald would nut dnr~t Huni ington who hns bt' f:l vlsllhll face his mlulns constltuenc)l : Bt CUT IM RI:QUESTR.D with Mit~ FrllllCt'!! Bn llcnron u t Seaham Harbor, Durham, BIIU.In Markin, 0., Aug. aS----Il(g..,.[)es1 omd most thoucht It likely that 11P Pf!rlltely trying tb reduce ta.x1111, ttl~ Ma:<Ktn City , relume,l l u hn h :Jm 11:c..uld reUrt! into tht> HOUSt' Of Ma r'lon county taJr:payteu· 'IUI80Cia- aceornpanfed by Ml!is Baltc r:L , 'fhlttef ,1 r. hlr.k cns v:erc stolen Lords with o. peeth.ge. Philip Snow Uon today detei'rb.ined to P.Hk all :::::atll•WI.y . M iAA Parker u1oadcu">l tr •. m · fl tc .~ l) l.lrJ,mglng lu Mrs. ld11 den, clla.nccllor of th" exchequer. county oftlcl~~okl and • employea tc.t over W8AZ HluntlngtGilJ Wt: Al 1Na.~hvllle1 and WIB.H. \S teut:eu~yr1~ et. Racine Thursday njght. who unnounood }'elltt-rday that 11~> volunteer 20 per cent 1111111ry cuts. wou.ld noL !lel!k · reelectlon,' wu als; A llll!tltln8 with ol!lclals, · when ~IIJe ) quite trequenlly iihd Shf!rltT A. 0. Trucy u.nd df'Pll · llWUI:fht be In line for a pP.erage. the llUfj:IU!8tiOn will be dbci,IMed Ja Ll1tiE' Bett y Jane o 1:; tfs wt·nt to 1 the • .~cl:n c of the >pb-: Many tu. ress wondered what would be to be held .soon. Approximately brry ·v~t:J ~~ lUI Jm· e~u.:atlnn wa·1 Uw fJlte o! the labor party JUldPr SPtwllng the WPek at lh2 Batterheld Frid ay . A lir-arch warmut wa :, the le;o.denhlp of "Uncle Arthut'; ,28,000 can be BflVed , tt wa:t· saki, If se n I'.ODif' In Ma&:ln City. ot'lklaiS and ~ployes consen•. P•r..c:..ltcl anrl u rsr.. un:h mad ::. or llendet·.~ ou, who was elevated )'eM· the A. R. Du.vldson of New Yurk to !.he request. Rc m~: .'Uilwli Jc-rn e',lf l'f <~ld c . tee wh ~ • . tet"dBy to succ¥ed Prime Minlt~ter Cl ly und Prof. ,I. W. Rltllsell of ~e ctrlr.kens w~,,. fou J1d. llut, JT'' "' MucDonald by u vote of 276 w a. 'hf> ("..onscrvatory of Art and J.nOOr---- -~ tHrone llad len oorore an arrest Cunsidered D. moderate Jn the past !or O€coratlng" ol (;m.._;II·. ••JII a. cCJuld be tn ude. Hen(lers on, by slcnlng Thursday ·~ Hon Levi J . Dean and wife Ol It -was belle vNI that scvr!rnl <.!ill - manifes to denouncing the nt~ w na. Mr .and Mrs. W'ayne f'leland o1 Huntington were rec:m t guest.IJ M dent.<: ot Racine had 11ee11 lmpll e~ t . tiona! cabinet, appeared to have London, o., ~~onQ Da~l Cleland -of lht' r.au ~ nson hemP at Moso11. Mr~ John 8 .Wil110n and daugh'd" In th e robbel'y , Shr riff Tr. 1~~ l.ake n u long 11tep towaJ 'da the left. ColwnbWI were 8Widay auests of E:ttccpt throu"h. repre~~entaUves Mr.s. Hannah , U ~tbmd . . LE"rs Mareellte Bnd Joan Loul~ e !~1ft loUt Lh ~· ! r ICO J t: t y L'l.. UI:J ll d L of his party, David L loyd QeotKe John H.91fmii.n and rarn,Uy ~ ~f 11- ~<pent Thursday at ,Jackson . "'littned.. ·. liberal leadct", ha8 h11.d nothlnll W llnols are vlflittnll thfo formf'r's Mo ry Viralnla Pu~·dum returned sa y l't'gunllng the .!iltuatlon and mother, Mrs. John Hollman. homt> WednAda.y ldte r IJt:F.Ekn.tNT WINS DJVORq: whu.t his 11ttltude will be when he Oru.ce EU!elst.eln of New York spending fll\'(,1 ~,· t'R-L" l t Wull..u Evm·. I'CCOVet'l!. h 15 he&Jth WWi tochlY !lOme City 18 spendlnll a :, mohth- (·her~ the r;ummer- with l'elatiYes at 1 ~ , Huntington.. \'&, ' .~~ Spii'Ol!!., Wil!! heard In th~ thinr of u mystery. with her parent&. · tomnloh pleuB courf.. lu-re FriUay The o.ltltude or another tl ery Marlon Wood and ramll.y aqd• P. Mt·. and Mrs. A. ~- Oold were f.lten}oo:'l. Spire!\ had ~~ nte red n ~tatesman , Winston Ohurcttlll, for· E. Hoft'man and., ramUy llttendec\ Hunrmgton v1Sitorll , 'Mlun;day. qUit ,jOI' dlvon <· n.a:atru;t his wlte, merly a ooclallst but now a tory the Cole reunion beld at 1 Tuppera W.l!\er D!ehl and ramlly have · returm:d W t.hclr bOrne ill Clevet.boo~.lc.Dtested lt . The j)('titlonB and Wllti alllo 11 subject of diBcUMion 1~ Plains Sunday. Wesley Woode and raml&y of land alter a t~ w daya visit here. e~dt nc, · on lk tll ~ ~ 1 ~:• or thll c o;;•~ Ihe political club!!. At Ia11t · report Mr. and ~ - Harold Winter and w~1e J. fl ·;lntd l c t tl{' ~:~.omt and Chutchtu WaH at Blarrltz. Bo Ia; Chicago are villltlng relaUves al)d the public knew todny, he hall fJ•Jendll here. family of Zanesvllil!, 0 ., a re U!e atlfr lu'arinR f'BCh II rRUltlC!lt, II 11.!1 no mm·e whatever 111 the Rena and Olan Bailey or Ill,lnols :uests. of Mr. and Mrs. .Ed Wal!lh dt.vcrce \\as grnnh·d to tht> delend- mudc crlslt~ which hu.s b(ought 50 many an: spendlnl a lew weeks 1wLth and famJiy. OPt. rtvul Brlti!ih leaders lnkl coopetu . their mother, Mra. Mat')'~ BaUey , 1, Mn·y J. ucllle lk•d huB beftl ' '· tlon. Dwla:ht KebaUfb and tamU)' spending thls wtek at Athens. spent. &turda)' evenJn1 with P. E. M 1 S. J ack Reuter and family and New York, AIWJ. 29-IN&--.A H 11 Yls., VIrginia Atkln.'l 1'eturned to o man'B. group of 110 bRnk.l!. headed by J . P. announceme nt was made here M'm·~o;o u & Co., )olned today 1n ex- co'i':m:ad =~~Jl· ~--=~pano:L 9! the!:· home at Ole~land ·"atter a "'"" ·v.nt:l. week Yi"'t ..___ , morning by · offlel.il.lll :u l i , "" .. . ..,..e w:l~ Mf. and Mrs '::.::-1'.• ;· '(lf Pylhlas orB:MnJZJj - t (! n<.l:q~ $200,000,800 one-year eredlf, Saturday _lllit,lt and Bimda)'l. . •· The_ Qh-tft. high studfp~ are Oeolve r. lll!:fol and ·d!a-~ter. L:J lhl m·w Brlti.IVl nuttonal goVC'I.·n · ~i,n~~i'!.>l' ttu~t the plcn1c t'wn t A .!i hnllar anlotont was nd - to rej:)ort Prlday at. I o'ciOcll:. :, at ' R'Rt. :J.-·I'ainlt St.w:rrt of ,I~Wl• tt, been held at Chester schooL buUdl111. Johlohn. ls•-~,,•""n"d o1r,Mml'.· and Mrs. County Fair Oround .~. \'f'.n<' t' ct by Purl~ ~nk cr 11 Flrn Beetle, Cheater prlmar11 ...,.... " Y Non<· ef lht! Amerlcat; eredlt Will teacher September 7, would not underwent an operation ~ Ray anel Roy M~um 1 · ot Poirit iK' •>o iJhc ly otft>red. Intend eel. Parker11tmrtr for removal of ton$1l8 Pleasant were vlll.ltltH ~ d M purchnsed tlcketli Dan Schlaea:el of IWnot!l -vlslted L . C. Furbee Mmtday. . an rs will have their m o n e~· Mary Balle)' Friday " ·Prank Bumprdnor of Lo( W them by returning the PITTS8UROH LIVf."TOCK F. D . Rice and lainUy of "Athe~ Va., and Mr. and r.t:Nl. John·~~.)'~ wbom they purchased. were Chester callers Bun~ay · · ser of Indiana are ~ere McaUM of wu Biven tot" the dillPltts bul'{l'h, Aug. 29-JNS--Hogt. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd mdel'WIUI' lli elnjury or their lather. JRmea of plaru! tor the plcmc, receipts ?SO; holdovers flliO ; mar -- and son oonton vl!ited Robert. Buraudner. to ha.ve been a hu11 e ke t unev r-o: weiR'ht above 22li BW&rtl " Camden Clark hoapitfll about o~~t.eady; Ughter wel(l'hte tully Monday nenlnc. · • · ae~t"· hBd Capehart a.n:l daushtt"r lOe !ewer: orcaalone.Hy 25c orr · ·t&Ow O . ' A. Ebemt.etn and tamliN wert Ylal&y Wl~ve home from a 240 ll.s. 6.'1l•-f\.90 ; lighter ~eight In Marietta on bulltnea Mobday, Ulon Ohio Lee Capehar.. at ~~=~~~!-~;~;;~:; 0-INI,_ Howard Kalrht and Jake Oaul ' ' 1fully 10e lower;, 130·160 lbll. 6.86on Cuy-,ti.:HI ; vt!ry light Pill' all low as 526 drove n11w can: thru trom Pontile. Jlra. Jlt.rlon Neue arid liOn Billy were being 240-:lf.fl Ibis. 6.20·8.75 : packtna ~ Mlch., Tuesday. of Akron. Ohio, are iues18 or tt.e .:oilfl...•!._.~ MeWillJatnll, little chaniJf! ' medium an ldood lot Mr. and. J4ra. R. C. Wlndlor ot tormer'll parente, Mr. and Mrs. that oounty, HI0' Akron are vtsiUn1 B. H. Bm1Ui aQd w llo will be hired · 4 ·76 · . family. a · open dltehes. Cattle receipts 30; no tro.dlnr. ' Mr. and Mu. Ohu. Pox of JerMIBMI Wilma and Ruth Jtot..bpb wiD be. obtained CalveB rer.elpts 25; about 50c low- • aeyV1Ue \'lsltft Ward Ho.ya and returned to theb' hOme at Ceredo ntetb' men In cuya- tor : choloo vealer11 10.00·10.50. jfamUy Sundly, Tuelday nenlq. TheJ wera acThe ~n w1ll ':'h"P reeetpta 500: marll:flt. ~teaMr. Monll ot , .l.t.hen1 • • a 'wee.k. com~~- MJMei Ka~ll>lftl . OD<I will n· dy . oome ""'"~" lalabl or ,... en.d .. IAOII o1 ~,. bro!J>ft, RoJ y 01• '71> oDd · ....,,.. wiid ww 1t11 qa. laaUJI. u. hour. ter Wlilbt tuo-uo. ,llil ~ rat a , - -·-·-- - ., ; " ~RITISH ~~BINET T~~NS TASK ~r RAISIN~ fUNDS n -- " "· ... ' ' . .. ' 1 Mason City - = - -- CHICKENS · FOUND BUT THitF \ MAKES 'Gt:T AWAY ·~·· . ... PYTHIAN PICNIC ' PLANS CANCELLED 6 • - .. I lbs., .:_turned ; !! I wodll i .a· w.. '# . . . . .. ......... . _ ·- "'· - ··-- •• ~-- \ST- · S SIN COLOR COMICS 1d TUtsda)· wltri COMICS i.n Welt porUca IN COLOR .OHIO ~l l NIJA'\' . Al > Gl i ~T 3!1. l 'l) G-lVE ANy'il-'lNC. T O M AI<:E T"'"'l BIRD TA L K L l KE DOW N O N My J OB , A Nt> "Tf-\EY'D .B Rl\31:' ME TO DO MY &'rUFF l D l D AND TI-l toy K lC ME O U'r Fl X -·-- A. L. HARTUNG . li CENTS 1'131 f-IE I-ll USE D , •• • o' i ~';•~P~h;ln;e~a~n;d~""';;a.or~~·~•~re~turn~~e~d~~·;•~·~'~""~d2f~am~l~ly~.~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~;~ NEW FALL l 'l.L MAI<E t-\lM PA'j 1"01'1. P,WR I< .I p,y" <::::.\1 ' I O U l..CJE>BE.RS ~ AHO'I ~ 1. .l.O'SlN~ ~HNCES I, SAP~ HELP~~ MY Joe. ~MUT£U nal Plea IN AT Mlti!i Mary i!:ll r.nbeth Kautz Jf Charleston , were t he !!IH!St.s of Mr. ' and Mrs. Fre li Bauer ancl Miss · Kathryn Baller , enrou te to MarleL· ~e. to attend the Mol.or Boat Re gatta. held their Frida y. Donald W81! ont! of t he purUcipant.s In the ra~s th e•·e for the Du wet~ cup. , Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ba uer and Mr. and Mrs. Kearns Roush ~t ccom · panled them t.o Marlettfl. Mr. and M r~ . Clyde Wo lle wJ\1 leave SUI' dii JI morning for Hunt · ln~ ton, where t11ey wUI spend lhtl d11.y. They will leave Mo ndo .v mornl1 1g ;o; Vanceburg and ot her points In Kentucky where Mrs. Wnlfe spent her childhood dnys. Mrs. A. T . Mll rCIII:l, da ughtet· of Mrll. F1'8nk ie O nylor·d of Middle )JOI'L, who bas been vi11IUng her aunt, Mrs. Mary Jividen at Bow · nwtlll Run the past week left Saturday for her· home J,n Detroit. Mrs. J. B. Frank nnd oon Adria n of Akron ore the week enct gue.~ t M !'lrtl- Mary Jividen of Buwmarua ft~Qa. They will return to Akron !4,11day, Mlsa Bnrbam Hogue returned to her ~orne at New York City, 8a.turdn.y, aner spending her vaeatlon with her parent.ll on Union AVe:JlUP.. C hu lLJ U' Y Shumakf:J' J r. kit lor II VIM,IL ut f'<ti ~ IJU !'J:: h , l-'•1. \V hl l0 there he wilt nct .m 'P!UlY his uu cl · and auul tc Akt·;;n LL Lt..: lll L' ll<' \· dlrlij;ble und from tlu:tt' w VI.\'-· · la11d to 'WIIJ~<:ss !he N.l.L i.alal AI .- . Rac.>s at t hat place . f'. P . Ellielstein a 11U son VIctor will leave Bumh1y morniug fm· Mt Vll t'UOil, l.ltd., to VI Sit. the ffll'ffit'l' 'li lathet- in ... law, Rev. Lew!.~ MU!qr .md help cclebrnte Mr. Miller';! 102nd birthda y a nnlveH ury. MIS!I Velmu Geary IB I.IJe g ;Je~~ t of Mi t;~:~ Carolyn Kilmer at Marlct · , til for a few daya. i Mr .lind Mrs. John Le ltweilrr re· ' turned Friday ll'OJn 11 several day.q 1 visit 1:1.t Anapol111, their oon M!lrlon aceornpanlea them for a visit. i Max Melnhnrt who hus been a 1 pntlent at. Ho~r hospital for ~:~evcral weeks 111 l'eported as dolnw: a 9 w!!ll M ClUJ be expected. ! Mrs. C . D. Reed , Mrs. Ralston I RuRSell and daughtel' Mllillell Helom Brown nnd Dorothy will mutm· w l Columbus Swuiay to spend the day ~:~otter which ML'ffi Helen Brown will go to Clevellmd whl2't·e siJe hu.s. l a position . 1 The cholr of tht' Federated . chtii'Ch entetta.lned Fl'kluy even- 1 lniJ, honortnv Ml.!!s Mat·y EU:r.u.beth 1 and Puul StrledJ of Illinois, whn are v.lsltlns here with t'elatlves. Mlu Lena Jol'den of the Men ·v Mu.ry Tell room Is spendlnK the l week WltJ1 het· purents at Hnrrlson 1 ville. 1 Mr. and Mu. Hobart Adams an - 1· ll(tunce the blrtll of on olght pound dt~.ughtt'•· , bot·u Friday. 1 MIM Cla1·a OaJ•Iand returned · &lturday .h·om t1. t•·lp to Yellow l Bt.one National Park and Alber· querc;t4C. New · Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tully accompanied ber . h ·o m .Columbltti. Mr .and Mrs. John Phillips a.nd son Jr., arrived front Columbus and aJe guests of his parents, Mr. and ~~ns._ John Phillips Sr. 111 Nuylors I , . Lew ~Uih and Jtm 8tanbe1'y at· : ~ldadqd , the Reeatta at Marietta orr y, Dana Ttacy was a Charleston bu11ln~SII( vJJitot Frl<btf. Mr. ahd Mr11. ·W. tJ. Downie Mr and P. K. S.mlth. Flol>cn<-~ Smu.. - antf son 8 tte~t1 f'd th L· boa reg-etta at MarJetta. Saturday. 1 M.l·s. Irene WilLiams of Mas.slllon lll'l'l\•ed ft~r a visit Wllh her danghte! N.lss Mary Conway. :rbe ice crum social &lven by the V . B. Church or E-nterprise on th ~ lawn of Mr. and Mrs. John Frick Frldf.y everilng Yi~ attended by a latJe IJI"'UP of peaple and an enJoyable evening was spen&. Mrs. Alma Adam& and ~rue.at Mrs La Fu.qhn lett Se.turduy for a f'lw daY$ vWt with rt!laUves at Colwnbwl. Ml:'S Helen KUhna, Mn:. Sophia ..,,wr, Mrs. 'nleo. Ebersba.ch and da.ug~t.era Bet&y and Jean and their hOOBtt pest, J.flll8 May Bilelow .of Coltunbul and Miss CaWe WllftermuU\ were Marietta vtstton trole I.M HILL E\IE R.YT!-11 N G S HELLO 1. HELLO' HELLO 1 A~OY 1 ~EL :0, 1-1\V ER MY T l M 1:'->E R :'o> >v'~--r H U NK Y Thru Side DORY . Drunken- N O W\ ' Plea .tur. Just Received First Shipment of Fall and Winter Dresses Forrest second dep'flll -a;muted 'FRE EOOM -·- TP,ATc<; THE G Q. EATE: S T ii-I!NG !N LtPE II L '=> 'un ~ Sapp's chi!St and he.A. p3netr at1nr h\3 ers OOld. aut~or· . youR.s- IAK. E Tl-'o t= A1R! C ANARY 8 E' were ~:e ntf!nM Samuel Rill. n to wCJr k In a du ri n1 a strllte cers. wh o were tey took their . !!.hot gun and nd w~ nt lo the 1 tn t.o It wb•n LtBE.RIY NO\lU, \.YJHY '51-\0U L D lf-11\1 C. A GE O? "" "'• 'loll~"l ~ li:blln ....., &Melp also • l , ,. . J&r. w·g ~d that '8:l p p cord .tcttd excmpla;jl' m:~.r.­ lfCeraUon." prlSt 8 0W!tll{lt. ~ Ohi9 -'IJ('.-,It.cn- •t tilt! ~ 1 ben trlltlllfer_. BACK TO lf-l>=c 8. Sa)}P •~ m&rtlildren. required to iO .t.c parole boatd a ppllca.tion for unced. '1-/AT E" R , BOy S· AND "'--ATCf-1 OUT FOR P.OO ... __ NE ><I I !ME! ·-··· - 1ms To le Publjc . Influence' :.;t i tee ia Able'... Chance ~- , at.~N-8-Ttte e a sked to eno.c:t .ng s~ cr<>t cam; IUld secret POIncreasing · l.he ;y on .n· et~:Pin· ME l=OR My DAD lN Tf-\1: z.oo ~ ~ l l. L G-E"T GO "TO n-, ' m.pai~Pi dlmSIJ inR the- electldn It was learned ~IM \ soy! :htenlng el J.be ct \ceg acb will' 1M! Campaign FllDd ~suit Of Its Sl!n· to the manaer Lmes Osnpan }r.. ernooratle anU1 the south diD'- ..ibe undoubtedllt· ~ - =Q:':::o."'Z W' a I wn. c. o. ictid ~~td CO!l.'llY lrt May, tM: ' action. '"'tl)Qay aun endatiuns 01' t he prOSI2'CUt.inw ~- The old bt.ate I Pri..J. , 18 Botb entered I I &GdaJ Whi&e, &o ll'{e I I ~app, ~enlq WrtHS 1 !!'It. 31.-INS stnteneet ol i 1 I '' Once; Mlilt I 'lf!!l . •• i Cheshire ···· .. , -- HI AT PN<QOT TOL D (>lit 10 L A Y Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'fhoma.s and , son, Dona ld of Ludlow. Ky., and r.h1s · · GUN REPAIRING AND RES~OCKING First Class Work Satisfaction! are being the tfilinlf county ja il held here pending Friday nigh and .. ot ar=~~~luion was commllled \.o i l!llllltn III Ill I II IIIII ill Ill I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll UII llllltlltllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIDIIIII ~111111111 I IIU llllllillll the oounty jail Saturday mornin~r J by Chief of P<lllce, John R. Ha w- I tlns ot Middleport, after he had been a r raigned In t he co urt )f Mayor J . E. Harley on a c harK~ of driving a moklr \'ehlclc wh ile .In toxicated. He pleaded not guilty and was required to f urnish ll bond ot $119, and upon !allure to procure necessary bo.ll was c om ~ mltted 1:(1 the Jail to 11.wa1t a trJol. The population or the county Ja.ll tuwl. reached a tota l of 28 In mates at noon Sat urday, &CC<lrdlng to Bher1tr Tracy. The total capacil·y ot tht local Jal) Lor; 35, an d only seven mm·e prisoners can be accommOda ted here. Personals 1 ., Mrs. Ed Amberver and two dauahte rs went to Athens Prlday for a week end vialt with Mr . and Mrs. Lewis O loectner a.nd family . Miss Allee Conroy ot Che~:~ ter , Earl Knight IUld Cha.rle& Waaner. Jr., were among thoae who took the exa.Jlllnation bere Pridtiy. Mrs. Pearl Bolen ret ur ned trom Colwnbus Thursday e v e n I n g, where she vis ited several days with her parent.os, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ------ -- --- AFTER CUTS." MADE'· alx-1 I oats and resses· 'I .. to t.he11· home In ClevelJ:Jud S&tur· / Re v. and loft'S. Glenn TenneU wm day 1!Ler ..eve111.1 daya vl!lt with iO to Columbu• J.!onda y whe re Mr. Mr. and Mn1. P . Bra ndenburfi . Tennell wUJ attend contenmce the Mr. a.nd. Mn. Ed Price fUl.d chll· rollowlnr week . dren ar rived rrom Cincinnati f or 11. Dr. a nd Mr11. Arthur Lawrence ol villlt with M rs. Max Meinhar t and Clar.ltsburv. W . Va., came Jl'r1dkY b mlly and othe r relatives. fo r a vlstt with Mr . and Mra. G . F . Mr . and M rs. RlcPard T homa& of Conway IIJl d Mls&es Eva Simms and. Dayton have moved baclt to their Emma waterman. r esidence on Union AvenUE!. Mr. and Mrs. Pat J onea and Mts& Elolae Jone!l and · Fred Reibe l m o- ••••••••• .. ·•····· ··•••••·---·•••••••••••••••·-tored to Dayton Sa.~urday !or a. week end vlslt. I fOR PROHCTIONI5';r~~~be·:~~t!~~~~~~; fROM ACCIDENTS WT:"·..~c:: T:ad:..... co.:;::r.lrf::·~:~~!c:;:m· recrea t ional tourn.t'y which J take~ plact~ S unday afternoon at lsi- s'h,Te.. ,s,.', ',h. ln g BenctJ ~Tuunil> m .. " - SUNDAY, AUOUBT 30, Wf1 - liiJ[H HIGGIN-S'Everything Set '11)1! 1110ftKM£N 0I[ County Highway IFour M,ore Are lA -..~n For Tournament LD IV Office Is Closed Brought To Jail; WrH£S GOYERNO.R:a:;i~~~:~:;:~t~:2;~ 1 1N ' ,OHIO IN JUU w~~ ~~~-~::-:I· 28 Being Held ' the ...... • ' MORE COMING- ROUGH MATERIALS COATS ARE DIFFER~NT AND FITTED AND LAST YEAR'S COATS WON'T DO 1->ELLO, POP, A l<tN I-IEAR'rED C"'T 1-\E L»E'D N\t= , .. 0 e. A. c. ..... ..,...O U 3 A .V l==D M~1'-IOW t'u OS.,a.,'IE HOP ..;--- l~ ' 1 T" ~... NEW FALL SHOES IN. • """-- .,. 'f' A ·•· Jbllclty 'Of1 Hnr of all pomln no.tional or tpalgna, or ·tor :t.ates W'l leie 11\lCh ur eonducted. •ublic1t.J on au y political, tund llt!ncink i.i 1~ el~­ tlon ln. which a C!r of congl't!4.! if mbllclty on aU cal funds from ter, even t.houlfh ! used locaUy tor .dlda~ tor Joclll es for the for enon. when furnished by '1\Sibllit~· J. N. Rathburn's Sons 0 MIDDL£1>0RT, OHIO. ." ,. ; ., ' - 1'\-.t.. ,•·,, o:! c.•· ..,· 0 llS• dothe an• es fOI' the dit"a,tated foi political other use. 'tpaptlldt) · • ,; j,_, · I .·' ·' M·o'lill'i·'······:·il"ii!~'········ • '• ' I I �• -- - · · --· . . '. •fiim.IIZ i '~ HI~~INS' tAWJ[R W'fft£5 GUV[RNOR ... :.:AST-· and Tuesda)" W\&ti lly lu West porlkJa 1 f 0RPROTHTION; ' MY STAR.$ 1! l'LL NEviER HAVE ,_.liR. WARC>Ft0'8e R.'EAC>Y IN 'THREE WEEKS, MRS SMt'TH . -~ I Sayo WJUTanb Are ·· · ued For Arrest Of Himaelf I AND DR. CRARY ..... Tell. Chief Execu'live In MeM&ae Wife Is Terrorized ··s. tar &8 eould be learned In .., ' o/' I'AUL I'UN<S &'i.N II" '7'CU C::Auc&HT "1\4. MY l'>l'l.IC..I!Oi.Etl'5 AUNT• SHii. WANT$ ME'. TO '-1161T H&R. 1"01'1. OON 1\ 'BE CO'-'SR'iiD WAGOI'<ti>l-l- - .. l'L-j.. FL...,.I oF Ml£)foo1CI Hi' exPFt&SS' -·-· "IOU WON'T ai'!:T AMON~- · \NOI>lD~ 12 STAI'!;ING lY G CENTS. WHEN YOU 1 6\:'TICE · cou~=tse .,..., L.l "'- C::L.O"THI!E S • .. -rAKE_ A GOOD T '-IA-r AND iEk2.. HEA UNTil.. l) ~L SOMEI'IOD'/ E L >:E Ao o'-IE RACK \::lOOR.. ! YoUk ' IF I DIDN'o oAKEc A HOLD OF l HING'; AROL)"\D F~IDAY . M e IN fHE POOR >100GE 1"-l 100 'TlM E •c0lapii'Jus. 0 .. Au"'. 29--IN&-Dc· e'larin~ that WllrTO.Ut.S ha ve t eUI iMuetl fur ll1elr lll•'t:.;t, Cllarle:; F' . HiiRins, Galhp:.Ju,s att:Jrney. toda)' wh~:n Governor Oeurl:lf' Whit ·, asktnu protection fr:.r l•lmr.cif, u . H . 1•. Cnu·y , P•..rn,;r..,y, 11lld Chll r-1 •• VVON'T YOU N&ED I!L.SE ~ ............. R. I A MON"'IH L.A'IS;IO "'IHIR.T'Y DAY$. blrf' ...,....,.,_.lNG JMMUTU "11-IANKG Foo:>. REMINDI"'G Mli DiiAR __ ... I. SIMI"LY o:iilF T A NliW 'Tii!NNIS' ;_l ~A.Ct<:l<i'. . WI-IA l DO YOV 'fHI"JK WE S l AR.E R U"l'\11'\G RUAl-'liN G A.'.\D I C ARE- 1 YOUR AROUf'JD HE ICE AN ~IwA -..1. A COLD S1'QI;> AG;E PLA."-Ji'Z 0 . WJlliams, HGbsou nuue!'. It wa~ l:.d!l'\lt:d th at the war· Yailt11. Js,u.:d on chnc11e~ <Jf "inclt 10J riot.~ " cnme os nn nftt ! m ath r . the \-Jolt - uf the trio to C.::;\lc•·wJJ '4 D~'T KNOW .t Once; Mllitt ~mal Plea !'arole W~Ai lAM HILL ICE·C A«!C> .,; IA.j THE. Thru Side WINDOw. AII'(J' l ; Drunken• ll'l WHERE '.S 'aa Plea ~'.- •- , -,>lE ICE , Aur. 31.-INS • senleMet~ of 11d Forreat Sapp, lri!loner1 .enol~ 11r »eeond derree ammuted klday ttorre l\'hite, to GO~ Whlce requestionlng un uWNili!l" 8 tk:JI ot tb< adln i.li~lral l on o.,f JU.~­ t~ In Meigs County. Tlw thru. mt.n prc t e~ tt'd the t!\lltlliJn cf M•·~ WJIII•' mtl, till iuvalui, f r'-'111 he! home At Hobson. The telegram blated lhul. v . ,, Cru v hu d "h L'ad v t· .'ll on the char!!~. on.d .." .' .. thul u.n~>;l ('r! H l~t:!w AND WE'L.L. SP.NC> A. NtCa OAY A'T "THl! l!li!!ACH, 'THAT'S "ll-tE W.A.Y TO CUT nutl Wllltmw; h :uJ l.lk <'ll rt!IUM(' IJ • Huntlnstnn. The wire, S(·n t froo1 HunUnt:ton, 1:a1d : '' Jn a ccordnn r.e wit.h your lnh l-'>ht;ctions. WJiHams uud I re turn fd homt' and found awaHJn~ us warrant!' frum Tllus, Ju.'i t ic.• c t tht' !'enee- at Pomeroy, chu.r(llns us -..,tth tndtlng riots. To avm:.l lt.rl'e'lt , Willill.ltlli and l ~.:am c t ~ HUm1n&k111 to awalt aci.k: l :u• yr ur pm t. Dr. Cra ry Js a rn ·st •:•• anll in jail on the Nll.IIIC App t:ars as If they llllt' lu.lej d.dy }'l.Uf authority. Cl.lldi ti~ JI ·; tad. Wlrf' us "'hat t.o de .. WH · tf'rrmlzed by Justice of the P e~ L oMet•r." Ot)e cf tb(• d Pmand'l of Hl~!~ln~. Orary O.lld Willia ms was lhal. tht Oc.'ll•mor iiU'Cst.iiul.t' the C'-IH.iit:u;~ in :I';(u"··~· ~eo \1rt ··· hlul Prosec utor~ <:Jar.k-1 's n(IkL' St.~ t '.' We llnre Di r Ot·• ~~u Mc:Sw1·ency, :.~ppolnle( 1 . c :r t ~ljtte to probe coud lllo iL~ in · Onuhty, Will bt~gln his wo rk DOW~ EX~ENSES. fil'mt- , 'Uowthcrn~·~- n s1 d ~. 1c~ wh~t . ihe tlrlrckens Wt..l'f'. tuuuct . lllll. H" '" throne had before an &rre!t tould be mllde. It wa11 believed !.hat srverul .. ~aJ . denI <:. of Racine had be.eu impllcaL · elt• In the robbf:ry. f.!h.:ritr Tr.J cJ fald l·.ut th~_·! r it!eJ.t: ty l' ~ llkl •••· l L. len .l ·· ~ IBabd. DBAIIl• 'lJ.<SIIti1 1S A NEW i:ti!'IUE AT '1\-<11: AMSTOR "'IHEA.T~E WI'Tl-1 OICKE;S ONL-Y SIX DOL.LA.RS A t:>IECE . ... L&T'S .:SO! W-'A"f .\ ON A PA.,.. 1..11<1! .,,• 8UT YOU'P:i!! DUMS 1 6V'Ii!!I!ETHE.ART I WHY .,st!' .sae, SIT IN A STUFF'i11-<EATRE wHEN we CAN C!IO b "lHI! BiiiAC:H .AND FOR.GBT 1M• . Elmer '10U Wlll:tE RI<IHi' ~'I""T.It .A.I..L., ROC> • "II-<& WATBI:t L.O.O i<tf , . II GRcAT- -- AND SESIDI!S', 'I WANT ">t:IW '11:> SEE MYNSW 9A.... ING SUIT• I. HOPii "tb\.I'L.L. L.IKI! IT- AND HELLO SPEC.\'(. I'LL BE. ,RIGHT OI)T MA 'S 6EoTIN' 60ME BED C L0\1-\ES FOR \)"' I r-·--· f;f!nt~nced. Samuel H ill. n ne to work In a. :1e durlnR a strike eonel'll, who we~ l.hey took their a shot I{Un and ~nd went to the red Into It wh~n cC!rn Sapp·s ~run chest &ncl hee4. a p-:! netratlng bG :mer11 told author... n~ · l.he Aklft~• a- 1rt In May, ll311. action - 1'1Xiay oommendatlom ct ld the ~rosecuun« 1.1(' . The old t.tate 1 also Ul'g cd that ~·• l'M 4!5LAO OOQ.A AGiiii!EEO ou-r ....AI!-- .. GO$,_.\ CAN ">tlL.J IMA<ISINE S'T'AYIN<ii IN 'TOWN ANO ~ -ro COMtN C1.i 1 ' . ; d Sapp corrdJCted t'XPmpla;-y 8Y 6EORGE, I CAN'T FIE'!NG I'IQAS;eo ~ SOM6TIMES 1. -n...lfo,il<' wAIT oiLL rT GET'-'> $1-le ___ ... . -, , DAQK SO W E CAN 1\JR.N IN.' SU~E IVIA. ,;;.o AI-lEAD · · - \'-IE 'LL SEE 'lOLl IN -rHe MOQ")ING NIGHl.' .-. . . ........... ....____,..•./• L• Inill!:• te.'lreerati on," pri8~ ;be (lovernor. t.he Oh~iX! ;.Itcl'\• I a.t tht> ~ 1ng ben transfer.· 18:'.8. Sapp jg lll&t'~ children _ be required to iO ttnle pnrc.lc Uoatd d a pplication for "'ww nounced. tt ions To .de Publjc ti u H te M lnftuenc:e' Cr .,ef ittee i.a Able'-.. H Ill :Chance . ~ tu .ug. i3I.....J:N8-'I'!le · 60LL E E.E. ARE V'OLl A SLeE P . AIO. .. DID 'IOU HEAQ. IHAI" •rttr , r " , , ,-,, • !>OME PILLOW6 D£fit:~J>.\N1' WINS DIVCJIU.\E dh~.i ~·· r·a.;... t._f Walte r Ep1r1 ~; lll. · .~,lll BpiN!s, wns heard iu th!:! eoinrDOii plees COUll here Fl•ida y f,ftenioo:t. S pitell hitd 1:ntercd a ~Utt ior dlvon:1: uinlnst his wife, trho .cc.oti'Sted it. The petlWouB and tl(hk·neP. on IL th :d·l •:: 11r the Cll..'ll' w..»:e r.n ~l'nL •; ,j tc lhc cr...urt and as lwarlng eRch argument, u m dtYctce v.as gronl1·d to Uw defend · cr .. -· or O H . '-'IE GOT COTS RIGGE-D - · WELL I\= YOU AI>-E DETEI2JVIINEO TO !>.LtEP UP WITH PLENTY OF r >H I'LL G IVE HAY oO S LEE P ON 'fP.e ant. · ~ p wPre l.'blln wP 18 . Aotli.. ~mte:oed \ h.-. Melrs oou.nt:v STOLEN CHICKENS m FOliNO BUT THIEF ~ '· MAKES 'GET AWAY'. "'w • • ... , o'"' , i:tOD HI!EAi'l _ 11bt wre.l... · Thlrte• .) chlekt•ns were Atolt•11 fll _m u <:L p IJ r lung! ng l.o Mrs. Ida ~y r~ !ill lhclnt' Thursd~ty nlght, ahd ~herlJ1· A. .0 . Tmcy und dl'J)Il tt11 \ill nl t e~. tJ:w. , :;cenc of lh~ q..l.ibery w#. ~a· ftn illv~lleoUOII Wll'l held Ft·ifiay . A iit'Elrch wannnt Wll ': prtc-...Jrd unrl u starc h 111ad ~ o! .. ~NHN~ES. N. S~P~ HEI2t= ONCE IN A WI-IILE '7'11S 1 '>OtJ CAN w&AR. .-ol'l. 81'ti!.A.KFAST··-- l'I.IDINCii- -AT ,._.I! .liAC::H --- .. AFTEI'!NOON ~IliA .... I!VIIiNING V'JiiAI'I. __ .. '. )Oft i!UT, FAY•• -. '>oOP -r\.1E!;E LlT T LE Ak6 You'D HA,IE ... .... , YoU 'A" E. ,.1-\E. 01" '"E MINE E'.VEI'l v-JORE 'lJ.;IiM HORRID . 1'-IING'S! ,..eRe 'ioMo~~cw ,_ GaliJpollS atLorney, for the prolec tl.on of himself. or_ H . L . cra1·y, Pomeroy, and Charles 0. William s from ,, arrest. ' • r .., '>'bioi CAI'I1T MAK& IT- · 1;'S A WIQ.I!: l"l'lCM ·.·:eolUb'lbull, o .. Aue. 29-INs--oamna: In Director or Industrial relations. Theodore H. TanReman iild W'elfare DlrMtor John McSweene~ . Governor George Whit-e thla afternoon bepn oonslderatio,I of a nquest of Charles Higgins, " NOT ! 1 10 Dll!! OF SHAME, IF A CHILD OF ; -- '" _,..1 ·C,O.N 1 WEAR MY SICYC:L.E 8L.OOMEI'<S, MO'Tl-IER ~ AL.L. '1\-<e SOCIETY <SIRL.S weAR "1WO bad NOT been &~Te~~l.ed by lo· tal eftlcen ln eonJII!II'ltlon wllh a wvfaa.t. limed &nd sworn to IJp Coaltable LoW HJ'tdl , ebarllnr him wtl.h ollrlltnleUnc u oGiftr while In Ute dbJ. abara• o1 hi• dill,-, ,. YOU SIMPLY MUST. CSOINCSb VISIT 1-<eR WeAL-'1\-<Y AUNT !-<ANNAl-< ANO "ll,,E CI-<IL.D MUST 1-<AVIi S~!='LL. Se "'ONE AT LEAST waeKS ·hmeroJ n PftU Ume of Th• Dalb' Tr11Mme, Dr. H. L. Crary .,. eu'T YOLI MUS'T, M ....TII..DA• YOU DOfol'T S UPPObE tT '& A BEAR PROWUI\l ' ABOUT' ·DO You'!? /'.J.A.W ·. THER.E 15 NO 8'C I>R G AI?O\JND ~ER-E . · · AtJV'vJAY ;HEY DON''T MAKE 'THAT NOI6E •be aSked to eu(l.ct lUng secret camns and !ll'!cret oo ~ le Increasing the -:tty on 'all' eXiin!antpalltl dl.rec:;tly ttln~t ~tdldn the . s. It was learned ;lghtenlng ef PJe aob wiW be ye campa ign Fuud result Of It ~ ~·n· rac tl ~;; uto the manll81' J~~UDes Osni\QO rl• Jr., Demll(Tatlc antiIn the south dur- "' undoubtedb· jPtll publloit:t' • AW 1 C>O"''T •e 50ill! ,C>OI'tA . .. '>''CAN'T SL.AMii .. l"liLL.A .. A I'I!:L.LA I.. I ICES b L.OOK A.T A l"lli!TT,. ~lllL NOVY AN ' ~EN '""'I! t I DoESN'T CAN'I UNC>'e!~'SI.A.NO c 1.---, $0 "10U 1.:11\Ci! 'TO I.COIC A'T P~F!TTY &tilL.<;!; NOW ANO ,._EN 1 00 YOU~ ~o<Ow'o YO'-' l.:ll<il! 'lb t..OOt< A< SoMe GIRL.S ' :Uae ' on •ldinJ of all pomse in national or .mpate:n1, or ·for 1i' sotJ.>JOS Ul<'E A Wil-D CAT · SIJT I DON'T TH I IT'E. ;H AI 1 states Wllefl!! sueh 1!flg conducted. publlcitv on .ny politlca,l fund fluenclnl:' w:j ~· elet• ~tion in which a 1ber of congre&.; '' .-.u publicity on all tical funds from ther, even thouch be used loeaUy tor mdldates for ~ Uea for the ;JOnsibillty tor person. when 1 furnished by U· do-- tlu an- tl£19 for the dlv.:r· :mated for poi1Ueal othe1· use. I �• -- - · · --· . . '. •fiim.IIZ i '~ HI~~INS' tAWJ[R W'fft£5 GUV[RNOR ... :.:AST-· and Tuesda)" W\&ti lly lu West porlkJa 1 f 0RPROTHTION; ' MY STAR.$ 1! l'LL NEviER HAVE ,_.liR. WARC>Ft0'8e R.'EAC>Y IN 'THREE WEEKS, MRS SMt'TH . -~ I Sayo WJUTanb Are ·· · ued For Arrest Of Himaelf I AND DR. CRARY ..... Tell. Chief Execu'live In MeM&ae Wife Is Terrorized ··s. tar &8 eould be learned In .., ' o/' I'AUL I'UN<S &'i.N II" '7'CU C::Auc&HT "1\4. MY l'>l'l.IC..I!Oi.Etl'5 AUNT• SHii. WANT$ ME'. TO '-1161T H&R. 1"01'1. OON 1\ 'BE CO'-'SR'iiD WAGOI'<ti>l-l- - .. l'L-j.. FL...,.I oF Ml£)foo1CI Hi' exPFt&SS' -·-· "IOU WON'T ai'!:T AMON~- · \NOI>lD~ 12 STAI'!;ING lY G CENTS. WHEN YOU 1 6\:'TICE · cou~=tse .,..., L.l "'- C::L.O"THI!E S • .. -rAKE_ A GOOD T '-IA-r AND iEk2.. HEA UNTil.. l) ~L SOMEI'IOD'/ E L >:E Ao o'-IE RACK \::lOOR.. ! YoUk ' IF I DIDN'o oAKEc A HOLD OF l HING'; AROL)"\D F~IDAY . M e IN fHE POOR >100GE 1"-l 100 'TlM E •c0lapii'Jus. 0 .. Au"'. 29--IN&-Dc· e'larin~ that WllrTO.Ut.S ha ve t eUI iMuetl fur ll1elr lll•'t:.;t, Cllarle:; F' . HiiRins, Galhp:.Ju,s att:Jrney. toda)' wh~:n Governor Oeurl:lf' Whit ·, asktnu protection fr:.r l•lmr.cif, u . H . 1•. Cnu·y , P•..rn,;r..,y, 11lld Chll r-1 •• VVON'T YOU N&ED I!L.SE ~ ............. R. I A MON"'IH L.A'IS;IO "'IHIR.T'Y DAY$. blrf' ...,....,.,_.lNG JMMUTU "11-IANKG Foo:>. REMINDI"'G Mli DiiAR __ ... I. SIMI"LY o:iilF T A NliW 'Tii!NNIS' ;_l ~A.Ct<:l<i'. . WI-IA l DO YOV 'fHI"JK WE S l AR.E R U"l'\11'\G RUAl-'liN G A.'.\D I C ARE- 1 YOUR AROUf'JD HE ICE AN ~IwA -..1. A COLD S1'QI;> AG;E PLA."-Ji'Z 0 . WJlliams, HGbsou nuue!'. It wa~ l:.d!l'\lt:d th at the war· Yailt11. Js,u.:d on chnc11e~ <Jf "inclt 10J riot.~ " cnme os nn nftt ! m ath r . the \-Jolt - uf the trio to C.::;\lc•·wJJ '4 D~'T KNOW .t Once; Mllitt ~mal Plea !'arole W~Ai lAM HILL ICE·C A«!C> .,; IA.j THE. Thru Side WINDOw. AII'(J' l ; Drunken• ll'l WHERE '.S 'aa Plea ~'.- •- , -,>lE ICE , Aur. 31.-INS • senleMet~ of 11d Forreat Sapp, lri!loner1 .enol~ 11r »eeond derree ammuted klday ttorre l\'hite, to GO~ Whlce requestionlng un uWNili!l" 8 tk:JI ot tb< adln i.li~lral l on o.,f JU.~­ t~ In Meigs County. Tlw thru. mt.n prc t e~ tt'd the t!\lltlliJn cf M•·~ WJIII•' mtl, till iuvalui, f r'-'111 he! home At Hobson. The telegram blated lhul. v . ,, Cru v hu d "h L'ad v t· .'ll on the char!!~. on.d .." .' .. thul u.n~>;l ('r! H l~t:!w AND WE'L.L. SP.NC> A. NtCa OAY A'T "THl! l!li!!ACH, 'THAT'S "ll-tE W.A.Y TO CUT nutl Wllltmw; h :uJ l.lk <'ll rt!IUM(' IJ • Huntlnstnn. The wire, S(·n t froo1 HunUnt:ton, 1:a1d : '' Jn a ccordnn r.e wit.h your lnh l-'>ht;ctions. WJiHams uud I re turn fd homt' and found awaHJn~ us warrant!' frum Tllus, Ju.'i t ic.• c t tht' !'enee- at Pomeroy, chu.r(llns us -..,tth tndtlng riots. To avm:.l lt.rl'e'lt , Willill.ltlli and l ~.:am c t ~ HUm1n&k111 to awalt aci.k: l :u• yr ur pm t. Dr. Cra ry Js a rn ·st •:•• anll in jail on the Nll.IIIC App t:ars as If they llllt' lu.lej d.dy }'l.Uf authority. Cl.lldi ti~ JI ·; tad. Wlrf' us "'hat t.o de .. WH · tf'rrmlzed by Justice of the P e~ L oMet•r." Ot)e cf tb(• d Pmand'l of Hl~!~ln~. Orary O.lld Willia ms was lhal. tht Oc.'ll•mor iiU'Cst.iiul.t' the C'-IH.iit:u;~ in :I';(u"··~· ~eo \1rt ··· hlul Prosec utor~ <:Jar.k-1 's n(IkL' St.~ t '.' We llnre Di r Ot·• ~~u Mc:Sw1·ency, :.~ppolnle( 1 . c :r t ~ljtte to probe coud lllo iL~ in · Onuhty, Will bt~gln his wo rk DOW~ EX~ENSES. fil'mt- , 'Uowthcrn~·~- n s1 d ~. 1c~ wh~t . ihe tlrlrckens Wt..l'f'. tuuuct . lllll. H" '" throne had before an &rre!t tould be mllde. It wa11 believed !.hat srverul .. ~aJ . denI <:. of Racine had be.eu impllcaL · elt• In the robbf:ry. f.!h.:ritr Tr.J cJ fald l·.ut th~_·! r it!eJ.t: ty l' ~ llkl •••· l L. len .l ·· ~ IBabd. DBAIIl• 'lJ.<SIIti1 1S A NEW i:ti!'IUE AT '1\-<11: AMSTOR "'IHEA.T~E WI'Tl-1 OICKE;S ONL-Y SIX DOL.LA.RS A t:>IECE . ... L&T'S .:SO! W-'A"f .\ ON A PA.,.. 1..11<1! .,,• 8UT YOU'P:i!! DUMS 1 6V'Ii!!I!ETHE.ART I WHY .,st!' .sae, SIT IN A STUFF'i11-<EATRE wHEN we CAN C!IO b "lHI! BiiiAC:H .AND FOR.GBT 1M• . Elmer '10U Wlll:tE RI<IHi' ~'I""T.It .A.I..L., ROC> • "II-<& WATBI:t L.O.O i<tf , . II GRcAT- -- AND SESIDI!S', 'I WANT ">t:IW '11:> SEE MYNSW 9A.... ING SUIT• I. HOPii "tb\.I'L.L. L.IKI! IT- AND HELLO SPEC.\'(. I'LL BE. ,RIGHT OI)T MA 'S 6EoTIN' 60ME BED C L0\1-\ES FOR \)"' I r-·--· f;f!nt~nced. Samuel H ill. n ne to work In a. :1e durlnR a strike eonel'll, who we~ l.hey took their a shot I{Un and ~nd went to the red Into It wh~n cC!rn Sapp·s ~run chest &ncl hee4. a p-:! netratlng bG :mer11 told author... n~ · l.he Aklft~• a- 1rt In May, ll311. action - 1'1Xiay oommendatlom ct ld the ~rosecuun« 1.1(' . The old t.tate 1 also Ul'g cd that ~·• l'M 4!5LAO OOQ.A AGiiii!EEO ou-r ....AI!-- .. GO$,_.\ CAN ">tlL.J IMA<ISINE S'T'AYIN<ii IN 'TOWN ANO ~ -ro COMtN C1.i 1 ' . ; d Sapp corrdJCted t'XPmpla;-y 8Y 6EORGE, I CAN'T FIE'!NG I'IQAS;eo ~ SOM6TIMES 1. -n...lfo,il<' wAIT oiLL rT GET'-'> $1-le ___ ... . -, , DAQK SO W E CAN 1\JR.N IN.' SU~E IVIA. ,;;.o AI-lEAD · · - \'-IE 'LL SEE 'lOLl IN -rHe MOQ")ING NIGHl.' .-. . . ........... ....____,..•./• L• Inill!:• te.'lreerati on," pri8~ ;be (lovernor. t.he Oh~iX! ;.Itcl'\• I a.t tht> ~ 1ng ben transfer.· 18:'.8. Sapp jg lll&t'~ children _ be required to iO ttnle pnrc.lc Uoatd d a pplication for "'ww nounced. tt ions To .de Publjc ti u H te M lnftuenc:e' Cr .,ef ittee i.a Able'-.. H Ill :Chance . ~ tu .ug. i3I.....J:N8-'I'!le · 60LL E E.E. ARE V'OLl A SLeE P . AIO. .. DID 'IOU HEAQ. IHAI" •rttr , r " , , ,-,, • !>OME PILLOW6 D£fit:~J>.\N1' WINS DIVCJIU.\E dh~.i ~·· r·a.;... t._f Walte r Ep1r1 ~; lll. · .~,lll BpiN!s, wns heard iu th!:! eoinrDOii plees COUll here Fl•ida y f,ftenioo:t. S pitell hitd 1:ntercd a ~Utt ior dlvon:1: uinlnst his wife, trho .cc.oti'Sted it. The petlWouB and tl(hk·neP. on IL th :d·l •:: 11r the Cll..'ll' w..»:e r.n ~l'nL •; ,j tc lhc cr...urt and as lwarlng eRch argument, u m dtYctce v.as gronl1·d to Uw defend · cr .. -· or O H . '-'IE GOT COTS RIGGE-D - · WELL I\= YOU AI>-E DETEI2JVIINEO TO !>.LtEP UP WITH PLENTY OF r >H I'LL G IVE HAY oO S LEE P ON 'fP.e ant. · ~ p wPre l.'blln wP 18 . Aotli.. ~mte:oed \ h.-. Melrs oou.nt:v STOLEN CHICKENS m FOliNO BUT THIEF ~ '· MAKES 'GET AWAY'. "'w • • ... , o'"' , i:tOD HI!EAi'l _ 11bt wre.l... · Thlrte• .) chlekt•ns were Atolt•11 fll _m u <:L p IJ r lung! ng l.o Mrs. Ida ~y r~ !ill lhclnt' Thursd~ty nlght, ahd ~herlJ1· A. .0 . Tmcy und dl'J)Il tt11 \ill nl t e~. tJ:w. , :;cenc of lh~ q..l.ibery w#. ~a· ftn illv~lleoUOII Wll'l held Ft·ifiay . A iit'Elrch wannnt Wll ': prtc-...Jrd unrl u starc h 111ad ~ o! .. ~NHN~ES. N. S~P~ HEI2t= ONCE IN A WI-IILE '7'11S 1 '>OtJ CAN w&AR. .-ol'l. 81'ti!.A.KFAST··-- l'I.IDINCii- -AT ,._.I! .liAC::H --- .. AFTEI'!NOON ~IliA .... I!VIIiNING V'JiiAI'I. __ .. '. )Oft i!UT, FAY•• -. '>oOP -r\.1E!;E LlT T LE Ak6 You'D HA,IE ... .... , YoU 'A" E. ,.1-\E. 01" '"E MINE E'.VEI'l v-JORE 'lJ.;IiM HORRID . 1'-IING'S! ,..eRe 'ioMo~~cw ,_ GaliJpollS atLorney, for the prolec tl.on of himself. or_ H . L . cra1·y, Pomeroy, and Charles 0. William s from ,, arrest. ' • r .., '>'bioi CAI'I1T MAK& IT- · 1;'S A WIQ.I!: l"l'lCM ·.·:eolUb'lbull, o .. Aue. 29-INs--oamna: In Director or Industrial relations. Theodore H. TanReman iild W'elfare DlrMtor John McSweene~ . Governor George Whit-e thla afternoon bepn oonslderatio,I of a nquest of Charles Higgins, " NOT ! 1 10 Dll!! OF SHAME, IF A CHILD OF ; -- '" _,..1 ·C,O.N 1 WEAR MY SICYC:L.E 8L.OOMEI'<S, MO'Tl-IER ~ AL.L. '1\-<e SOCIETY <SIRL.S weAR "1WO bad NOT been &~Te~~l.ed by lo· tal eftlcen ln eonJII!II'ltlon wllh a wvfaa.t. limed &nd sworn to IJp Coaltable LoW HJ'tdl , ebarllnr him wtl.h ollrlltnleUnc u oGiftr while In Ute dbJ. abara• o1 hi• dill,-, ,. YOU SIMPLY MUST. CSOINCSb VISIT 1-<eR WeAL-'1\-<Y AUNT !-<ANNAl-< ANO "ll,,E CI-<IL.D MUST 1-<AVIi S~!='LL. Se "'ONE AT LEAST waeKS ·hmeroJ n PftU Ume of Th• Dalb' Tr11Mme, Dr. H. L. Crary .,. eu'T YOLI MUS'T, M ....TII..DA• YOU DOfol'T S UPPObE tT '& A BEAR PROWUI\l ' ABOUT' ·DO You'!? /'.J.A.W ·. THER.E 15 NO 8'C I>R G AI?O\JND ~ER-E . · · AtJV'vJAY ;HEY DON''T MAKE 'THAT NOI6E •be aSked to eu(l.ct lUng secret camns and !ll'!cret oo ~ le Increasing the -:tty on 'all' eXiin!antpalltl dl.rec:;tly ttln~t ~tdldn the . s. It was learned ;lghtenlng ef PJe aob wiW be ye campa ign Fuud result Of It ~ ~·n· rac tl ~;; uto the manll81' J~~UDes Osni\QO rl• Jr., Demll(Tatlc antiIn the south dur- "' undoubtedb· jPtll publloit:t' • AW 1 C>O"''T •e 50ill! ,C>OI'tA . .. '>''CAN'T SL.AMii .. l"liLL.A .. A I'I!:L.LA I.. I ICES b L.OOK A.T A l"lli!TT,. ~lllL NOVY AN ' ~EN '""'I! t I DoESN'T CAN'I UNC>'e!~'SI.A.NO c 1.---, $0 "10U 1.:11\Ci! 'TO I.COIC A'T P~F!TTY &tilL.<;!; NOW ANO ,._EN 1 00 YOU~ ~o<Ow'o YO'-' l.:ll<il! 'lb t..OOt< A< SoMe GIRL.S ' :Uae ' on •ldinJ of all pomse in national or .mpate:n1, or ·for 1i' sotJ.>JOS Ul<'E A Wil-D CAT · SIJT I DON'T TH I IT'E. ;H AI 1 states Wllefl!! sueh 1!flg conducted. publlcitv on .ny politlca,l fund fluenclnl:' w:j ~· elet• ~tion in which a 1ber of congre&.; '' .-.u publicity on all tical funds from ther, even thouch be used loeaUy tor mdldates for ~ Uea for the ;JOnsibillty tor person. when 1 furnished by U· do-- tlu an- tl£19 for the dlv.:r· :mated for poi1Ueal othe1· use. I �... ,..----FINO·Cl~I ...-•-IW~--.,. O·O~o-o .._..-- • •-·'11'-•....-- - -.. ; ' •- ___ . . ______ - • • . _ _______ _..,...,.._ .•,.._ •---•·~- ·- -- •._,,..., -- . . ..,. .... . . ..,.... -- ·--·------......................__; rJ t' :~ 1 dl 1 - ~1 -~ 1 \ TF' r t: u ~ !i r ·J 1.1 ) I !.T. I 6 ~1.. • READERS NOTICE-If ,..,. waal FORECAST-· W EA'l'HEH Ohio-Cloudy !f>night and the Newo 08ice of Tbe Dail) Tribuae, call 236-L; If tho Buoiaeu shower• TUeadJ.)I and probably In Dlliee aak for 202·R. tonlgllt. TUesda)' wU:ft ... ' '" 1 FULL LEASED WIRE ' ... "' VOL. V-N0.297 ' II' 1-n annr• m 01 T'HI: DA.Ii.."t: T&IBU'N& OF INTERNATIONAL POMEROY, OHIO, MOI:l'DA'Y, AUGUST 31, 1931 NEWS Wi!~St porUc:a SERVICE ~y Ca\Riilt:& ll CIUii"l'l .,., -u ,__...... PRICt:-SUNDAY 5 CENTS COMIC.} 'rOU, S&JI W arranta IT AT 'l}IE. SI-IOP Y\MIL.E I 4Cr A ~VE! ued For Am Himael AND DR. Cl Tella Chief Ex• Meoaap W Terroriz .' ·· U rar u could 1M -Pemeroy a\ pl'ft8 t. Dally Tribune. Dr. I ha4 NOT beft) am • C&l iOftka'l ln CONI • -.nant ldped &I br cllb&&aWe Lt .; NO C.HANC.E ebu'ltDf bbD wlt.lt. wJtUe b eharp ol hiJ dtdJ. '3TAMPS! sliid OF niE f I HST IN "TI-IM eARBE.R SHOP AH 1 ~E ":Columbus, o.. AUf caw.na tn Dtrector • relaUona. Theodore H "· ~OUT PAPE"RS, lOOt 4-EE., II'" • COUL..O ONL.Y 4ET COLLeCT!~ omcer u. AL-1.. MY OAUL.HTER. WANT~ IT 1 SHI!::6 I SEE. "TWO OF PAPIKRS IN TH&"RS 1 ACT Of PROGR~M Vlelfe.re Di.rMt.Ql Bweenei', Governor ( this afternoon began ot a request or cna Oa1Upol1s attorney, !.'c tion or htmsdf, Dr . . Sheep Show, NationaiiJ Famous, Formally Opened Pomeroy. and Charlet ~ nrrest. - ,. ... . ... tCOl~bw , 0 . AuK . <1artnl{ that wanunt.s 161!ued f(,t Llleir 01. -~31 Hlgg.lrns , Gallip:)hs a1 wilEd Governor 04 HERe "'''CJ ARE,~ 4!RL.S I 'IHEM ,JMttWNI WMIC. ·9TART ACOLLECT~! HERE~ asklna protection !lor H . L. Cmry. P<.mervy "Tl\"( 1C COLLI!CT MOlt& COMIC STAI'o'P5 1\Wol "NY ~IN '1ClUt NEI4HeoRH000! 0. WJlllams, HGIJSOII lt W8!; lti!E'\Ifd lh~ STAMP 16 YOU CAN ! ~I.L .O.LI. 'ltli.JR.. I Nl&IL,H~ 1C ~ lliEIR 5"0\"''PS I=OR. '\1:.0, requti!!il.lonlns ticn of U'll adm~.1lst1 WILL ~~l~J~~v!!e~~R.I t'ce In Melus ColUilY mt.o pn.tesl~d Lhe cv Wlllwms, tlll lnvui K; IXIN'T MitiS IT home at Hollsan. Toots f:l~~t .~asper ~> lntf crcu:: l1ud ltlrt~a<IY t on Ole charg.:>. and aud Wllll11.m.~ h:ul u . H. un~Jngton. 'Jhe wirE Huntlnetou, ::u1d : "In accordnm·e wi Jn:; tJI ;c:tlor!s, WliUam~ turntd home and f'o Ull v.·arrantl! from Til the Peal!@ at Pomer ', ·,t,>lt.h Inciting riot arre_1t, Willlllmll Bl)f 11! HUn;,tn&ton kEAFI.. '1)-IE !!Si! A MOVIE. AAE WHEN DIRE C. TOR., "'TOL.O W\E 10 'THE STUDIO WHE.N loft: COI\E'S 'TO 'TOWN SAC. NEXT~,~~~:~·HcOI'E!d WAIT TIL.L NEW-5, 1'::£0 "? I'M Lr0P\lNA BE A MOVIE iiTA!Ii:. ! "r''U 61!'E MY NAME ON '"THE BILL BOARDS LIKE n-tAT t 4EE I I CAN HARDLY WAIT 10 4-e'T l51rA•m!:D! I AL~YS KNEW 1'0 6E A ,..~'("" . to "wal yc ur pm L Dr. Cr:J.I" and in Jail on the Appt.arx ns If they defy !-'(..Ul" IHllhoriLy tad. WlrP m1 whut terl·mlzed by Justk.e otncrt ." et tlw dt:!lllall+ One Orar.y and Williams Oc.Vl't '! lnr ''~c~UIJ&tle in :fAIL'I" 1 'eourt '.''tmc r ClurK- ':~ o{lkr. Sl.at-J rJP·i :.Jt~)ln McSwrcr :Wtit~~ lc. probe · oounty, will be& nht wl'eb.. --~-. STOLEN CHIC FOUND BU1 \' MAKES . 'GE' IT BE L~4 UNTIL I 8E MAKN4 'll40U6AND5 OF 001-LARti A WE~K! WAIT UNIU... I ROLL UP IN FRONT OP' COLOf'o.4e.L HOOFER'S HOUS.~ A SlqOOO. QQ L.IMOU51NEi. ~ l-41i'LL T~N 4-~EEW Wt"ll-' 15:NVY BE.T HAV£:. · 5TOR'1EG .AND PHOTOS OP ME IN "THIS MA...."ZtNE. IN A FEW MON"T'Hb FROM NCJ'IN, "'TOOl MY PUBLtC WI~L WANT "TO KNOW ALL ABOUT ME ! ""'J1-iEY'l.L. ALL (."AVE NEW? OF= "11·41! I HEAR you'RE NEW &TAO<.,! Th1rte(":l t::hlckl.'ns fnm 11 t :( -·ll Utlunv,ll\ ~vre at R ndnr· Tb a~d ShcriJT A. 0 . Tt r•t nt tn ,the :;ell! 1.lf5 - .. ' btry wil~• ~ 11n mv1 held Frldoy. A ~;turcl 1Jrq:!;.l ed unrl a Mft Rl:'mb Hawthcme's' r• !he ctrtr:kens \Vt 1"1' fG throne had len berc could lw nnttJe . lt wu believed ttu dent.r. or Racine hod ~- ID the mb~lY. f 1ld t.ut th~ !r iecJ . ~il I ." ~ ............ ...,. D£1.t:fibANT ·WL" 'lf!~ p1v1.o,;..: l'iu:· O# 111., ,Q{4~ Spire!>, WW eomriiOh pleaa (.'OU'l f;fteniooa. 8pltrs hi ~lut ir)l" dlvorte 1111 t.bo·contf8ted a. Tb ~dwce on b,.th tllr 'jfil1e r.rnl"nt~ct tu t att.r hearing f'acb. dJvc.re.e ant . ... "8..'l grant1•d PYTHIAN. pfc PLANS C} L~ &nnounooment ..Ill~ 1,¥ , · ~- · morning bto 'Of Pyt \ menf)l, t •bli.tl ..!:11 ·to ""'"' llie U.IP County t.abOr DaY, Septenib l:k',.tll!fld -as intended .AU ·wno h•ve for the picnic niunded them whom . ' 10 'WELL, ..OU I ...OPE IM:JNT FOo:I<ET A:...L. ABOUT LITTLE ME WHEN "YYU <;;.."fART 10 \NORK wrr~ -rn06E 8EAUTIF-I.)L MOV'oE. "5~R'5, CASPER! By Shooting Thru Side Of House; Drunken• ne11 Wao Plea ColumbWl, 0 .. Aar. 8E SURE "TO COLLI!CT .0.5 MANY OF eACH Wh1~ telegram To Be Filled With Entertainment PASTE "lHEhl IN "' I!!IOOK AND SAVE "TWEM ! raill5, lsw~<! on chur Ina rlot.s" crww a); an the . ll13lt of tile trln Th~: - BANDS ON HAND Circua On Grounds; Week ALL 8E NERVOUS IN F~NT '1\-tE CAMERA'S, BUT I 0U4HT 10 PRACTISE L>P ON APPEARlN4 BEFORE AN AUDIENCE! I'LL HA.VE: "l() MAKE PI!:RWNAI. APPEARANCES .AND !'),\ NOT USED 10 -5tPOT-Lt4KTS! Afarshall ltefuses To ltecall Judges 31.-INS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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