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W«<~ '*On~"­ SERVICE m POMEROY OHIO TUESDAY OCTOBER 27 1931 DY CAR H m PR!Cr;........sUNDA Y 6 t.'I!:Nt3' GOVERNOR ORDERS McCARL RELEASE Cadet Succumbs Of Broken Neck )ln. 111 beeame a eup at the held al the Chleago lnJur.eo Received Saturday Prove Fatal to Soul~ lhe wu prodaimed aa eha.mp on canner The uctl of her kitcheD were the featgred exh bib at the She 3 ahown w th one of her pr 1fl wlnnmr jara of preaerve1. LANE DINES IN JAIL; MARVELS AT YANKEE METHODS OF JOURNALISM Weat Potnter • New Ha en Conn Oc 2'7-INS to eii.St tt wUl take some heroic man eu t ing to convince ongre5S of ce s L The joint commlnque a he con c usion of the Hoover Lnal par eys IBsued n both the name,s was a. model or met culOlUJ phras-ng and vague generaU es lt stated that rtal p osress had been 1 achltved In d spoain& of world pro p cs ding o er wa tPd blen s but carefully ref atned f om say ng )low much or upon what aubject It narrat d the p oblcms toucned upon but fa ed o tate v.hat cone us ons 1 any wee ar r ved at M Laval himself a~temptt"d no el aboratlon of the commun que Ques. t onrd specUica y one r n~t cer a n of ts s ates n n 'i:l he sh ugged the Q est ons as ae v h the emark n " sumc entl} plain tse I ~ lm l.strat on oftlcia s s m ar Y na.de no 1 ubl c elaba at on of L l,Jnleu Oemando Comph ed W 1th Further In vao1ona To Foil ow WHEN PLEAS MAOE By Fellow Townlhlen Weat V Jrg1n1a V •II age Are Heeded dol Leaves For GO~tRNOR W~IT[ Laval France, Satisfied BRITiaH ~OTERS TO ~ECWE 100 ISSUES C~ll rDR WHHH[R GOVERNMENT mTO CO~l CONfERENCE SOCI~UHIC MH~ODS IN D~ERHIOI That Conference W atb Prea 1dent Hoover ta Crowned W1th Succe11 Yo k Oh1o State Executive Asks That Chaoo Be Ehmmated Oc 2'l INS Is Most Momentous Election Held In Modem EngliJla H11tory Pr1vate Property And lndn•Jdual - t Enterprise Hangs In Balance I N1pponeoe Scoff At Reported Trouble W Jth Ruao1ano ISSUE HAS BEEN IN BACKGROUND -----~ For Sevl'ral Years To Break Out In Full Blut Ouruii' Economic Troubles Hu Spht Britain Into Two Fact1ona Only By ARNO DOSCH FLEUROT Par s oct 26-Franco oerman egot at o s fo t1 c political and ftmmc a.l mprm ement of Europe v,; be the next step result na: from he confc nces between Pnsldent Hoo e a.nu P em er Pierre Ll.va.l of F nnce po tl.cnl leaders forecast Premier I e e today Wh e gov enment spokesmen \\e e hes tu.nt to comment on the Wash ngkln negotiations while P 11 r Lava ls ~it11 the Untted States It was unofll(llally po nted o t tha.t the Communique summlnt~ n the oonferencer deftnltely placed he burden of action in the tnuat sis upon the nations of eontln " "'""n" Ie al Eu o,pe"--------· "''H"•cd I HALLOWEEN PARTY A Ballowe en pa ty was BALLOWE N PARTY MarJorie A.Bhworth e erta ned ome on Butternut street Pr day even with a masque party at he ce • • Financml News To The Buying Public: We will be able to give you the real ''dope'' in a few more days-- PI'I"I'8BVRGH LIVESTOCK oct 26-Hots receipts 3800 hold overs 900 Market fairly active ateady to l&c lower Buly 1&0 to 290 11'1'5 C eveland Oct 27-INS--A V Cannon C eveland la~r tad~ aparlnrJly Bulk packlna: .sows 4l6 O&ttle reoelpta 1000 Market cradm... medium or .tlove 2k or more bllher Lowr.r 1T84e at-ee s announced that e had ~ecln2d the f.l.ppo tme t as ref ree of the district court or appeal to se tie a controversy o\ier he payment of counsel rea; which blocked the at tempts to d sm M the appeal from the lnjunctldll re11tramtng U e ner p of Y(l\lng.stown Sheet and Tube Co npany and the Beth eh:m1 Steel COtporatlcn pounds &.60 to 180-140 pounds 1?1 110 140 pounds & to 635 p 's Noft4p\:.s Ul900 market down to 4 76 '- 4~ A few handywetrhts 4 '15 and ahe atoot lese ACt ve Rho QUALITY GOODS AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES t atead7 Bulla slow around 2& lower Devourable paasen a.nd lhort. ed sl:.een 'I to '161 other& medium rrade &16 to 61& moat .,.... hel fers 4 50 to & so P4edlum to (OOd bet cows 3.60 to 4.GO low cutters to common 2 to 3.25 medium to goo1 buill 316 to 4.60 Calvea receipts &oo Market active steady Better rrade vealera 8 to 8.&0 Common to medium 4.50 to .&0 wela:hty calves 5.50 to 'J 80 Continued on page three PLAYING 'INDIAN," YOUTH IS KILL[p - I �' • PAOI! 'l'Hr<l!l! TRll DAI!.Y 1'111151nn:, POIOROY 01110 JOZiiDAY, OCTOBD 11, 11111 / mz • - 1 UI!>BDA Y, (.)(;'l'O.UER <17, i£13l DAILY 'm.IBUN'E, POMEROY, OHIO omg I ~--~---r~---------------------------------------. I OUJl n ,, as mg·t_on By ROBERT s. ALLEN I5eUMr' wBo,d.n H"'dmandovotooh" conductJna mo&t. lnlt-1· l 1 1 Bride or Dix Gallipolis Virainia Grecc News -~~~---=====~ the , ~ PBOQ 1111-L esttng social and pollticaJ aa!on tn t\le Ca.plt.al Her Sunday .light dl.lleuseton evenings are !BrplOLUI Mrs Eugent! Meyer, Wife of lho 1, _ _ _ _ , _ __ _ _.................. . Govtornor of the Federal Reoorve Balrd coll~ts rare Chinese porcelain Senator Hasting~:~, of Delav;arc, is a talented mimk Endleas numbers ol ollleu arc golf and baseball '·;'~""-;:::.._ __ _.,_ Middleport ~ ~·--G--.__Ar ___ d,_J-,-.-,-h-.----~~1 :-;:. ~:.;o~~:::~:, bo<n publl•h Ready for Foreign Visitors PboDtY. . . . . . . ' Odd Wedd1n1 Featuref At til•• w•>ildlu.,: ur hlt1 •sun In ~~~~fh('ld Lughm d, Sir \\ 111\nm Ell! II \H•r•• thf' sui! In '\ l ilch be \\fill mar Bull Dogs Worry Coach Battyn And Down· town Fans ...... ::--:::=----·- Pllt ...... .. .. '.............. • J. Ol>ll lCoor .. .. .. • .. . :t ~ .... • . • • . • • • • . • • • • • • . - 'l'brtt! -~~~~ ~'i' .~ . . . . . . . . ..• ~ ! . . • •••••• ' • . . • • 1.00 OJle l(oat,b • .. • •• ' • • • • • • - .. - "" . ... .. .. . ... CO~NCIL MEETS, M~KES Pl ~NS FOR S[W[ RGO~JTRACT OYer 300,000 gvelll chose tho Greolor GIMon lad ye•r ... There mud be good ROAD TO SUCCESS-Commit thy way unto the l.,ord, tru&t also in him : and hfl shall bring It to p.uSM. Rest in the Lord, and walt patiently for him. -Psalm :!7 :5, 7. RECORDS ruson for 111eh popularity I Try ill 70% of .n ...... 52.50, $3, $3.50 and $4 ' ••• Cincinnati's biss•st hotel veluel C. C. SCHIFFELER • • M.n•slng Dlr«tor P. S.-l11tt:n ift on 0111 WLW bro•dc.lllb ••• wou4il•dvl done• 'IIUJh;l UNFAILING STRENGTH--I will go m the strength of the Lord God: I will make mentoon of thy roghteouoneso, •ron of 1\hrne onlY.-Psalm 71 :16. .... .. ~ • .••. lilt's good business To Be Let For Improve· ment Of Grave Hill I and South Side TO COST $20,000 for m·e-to prefer LUCKlES'' Bido To Be opened At City Hall At Noon Sa~~y "It's good business to guard my throat, so it's good business lor me to prefer luckies. I'm certainlY for the throat protection wrlch 'ToiiJSting' gives me. NOTICE • • It !.as come lo my att,ntion that many acts of 'iolenee are already being practiced by certa in parties under the aui10 of Halloween pranks. This is to notify one and all positively that prosecutions will follow if theae practices are not diacontinued im· mediately. Halloween pranks ,..ill not be counte· nanced in Pomeroy for mor~ than one night J>nd that on Halloween night, October Jht. only, and these must not be of the v1c1ous kind contrary to law if the perpetratora expect to escape 'he law's penalty. And J'm c~rtalnJy,~r your new .!m,rove!f~•llqpp~ w~pper that really opeits without a search warrantln · \'01,11 111111)' be lll ...... hld ill IIIIOWIIIIIIMIIIIOI OM cent wa1 pold hi MI. Holl fo lllg •• -=--- - -_,_ of the front, fouul ug cap ever the long sleeves of a 1 froc k "The' Convenient Center" 1 of black One In beaver has point.ed ends that cross OV()f uncle! a bell 1 1 f ront l .FLORIDA Beal-5km by lhc wn.y stems to be to Javor t t u nln~ "The Playground of America" Ktre's to Jack Molt-~e star whO ne....r lots 'or dii\ner-jadtel ~amos, Jack alway;, de11ivers on ab-le anli vigorous ic)b of high,~­ ered_'llcti99· A mighty, mighty lf"9Upet' tp ha¥e around. "A Daq. . roue Affair* a Colu,nl:tla, is his next fllm. . . .. • Worll of Ancieat Jewelen TIII!II!Sil ntls uf pl!'(e« of prPhl st m lc 11iutl nmu Je11eh·v f11 1 unl t!c l ut lu ~ Colurnlous l1 111f' lof'o•n ol l~o; r-n\f'h'tl In Cen trul Amt>1 i;•u 1'he IUH itmt lfml' iry <'UII ~ i rdC o1 of i'lllllllj!>l 11LIH'r 1Uilllllll'll1 !1 uf I•X111 I ll!'\\ UIUI th•\i 111sl.;n Wate.,proof If )OU WIIIIL thll tiHIIl r ()VII'! I O he WU(l'lproof ciljl the illl( ( IIIIIH Ill 1111'1 ted purt!lln Thl~t ••ill ;lu~·· tl1 t' pm eH of t h" nut~ nn1 l tJrl'll n t an\ plOI~!IIIP fH.IIIl Rlu\nlu,.: fliP \\O<lol 1\'0rk nn 11hlth thc i "' '~ n•n• r••"f Say Goodbye To Sick Headaches 'I AMI'A':; LAltGf.S r IIOrt:L "OFFICIAL AAA . HOTEL" Cent.-al ~ ~ Fi•eproof a- Steam Heat - - Radioe Home-like Atmot~phere, Large, Airy Room• Spaciou::~ Lobby, Mcuanlne and Outdoor Balcony, Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, Bat· tic Creek, Turki1h •nd Rua.sian Batha and many other Conveniences ..:Top o' tho TqWn" Dining P.oom and Roof G!1.1dcn Cafeteria and Coffee Shop $'l to $6 We tnvit ~ you to live at $6 to $9 Europcon The H I L L S B 0 lt 0 ' Amerioap L. B. Slo:inner, Prea: C. J. Jackaoa, Mar. W\)ekly r.1.te1 and folder• On appheation 'relel1b"'e M-5541 '* """" help. .the pvblldly ...... ('8.!(' Hotel Hillsboro Holt IIOte• wl~e'"'"'ijiM•IMI•• TAMPA sleew~; . -~~·· Mr. and Singillg" eo ••Y• ___==f? the abo•• ~ :;:::. ,.,~~-:. Bothered Me Considerably in Public Speal[ing 1 le•r.lleft'e Fort us downl Whether tn out-of-dqor pidures Urges _ll'resh Mood; }i'urs For Fall * ................ 1 fl('tol to hi• enllll to hit ~-... .., hi• end~•••l ol c,t~~~t~bi.o ... I.U(«<ESit .. ywonerto • ~, ; ' .. \II . . . . . . That LUCKY tab! Moisture-Proof Cellophanl,. Sealed tight- Ever right. 'Ibe Unique Hunildor Pack· age. Zip-And it's open! See the new notched tab on the top of the pack· age. Hold down one half with your thumb. Tear oft' the other half. Simple. Quick. Zip! That's all. Unique! Wrapped in dust•proof, moisture-proof, germ•proof Cellophane. Clean, prote<:ted, neat, FRESH! -what <:Ould be more modern than LUCKIES' impro,.,d Humidor package-so easy to open! ladles-the LUCKY TAB Is-your fln•er 111111 protection. ----.-...... ,. �' • PAOI! 'l'Hr<l!l! TRll DAI!.Y 1'111151nn:, POIOROY 01110 JOZiiDAY, OCTOBD 11, 11111 / mz • - 1 UI!>BDA Y, (.)(;'l'O.UER <17, i£13l DAILY 'm.IBUN'E, POMEROY, OHIO omg I ~--~---r~---------------------------------------. I OUJl n ,, as mg·t_on By ROBERT s. ALLEN I5eUMr' wBo,d.n H"'dmandovotooh" conductJna mo&t. lnlt-1· l 1 1 Bride or Dix Gallipolis Virainia Grecc News -~~~---=====~ the , ~ PBOQ 1111-L esttng social and pollticaJ aa!on tn t\le Ca.plt.al Her Sunday .light dl.lleuseton evenings are !BrplOLUI Mrs Eugent! Meyer, Wife of lho 1, _ _ _ _ , _ __ _ _.................. . Govtornor of the Federal Reoorve Balrd coll~ts rare Chinese porcelain Senator Hasting~:~, of Delav;arc, is a talented mimk Endleas numbers ol ollleu arc golf and baseball '·;'~""-;:::.._ __ _.,_ Middleport ~ ~·--G--.__Ar ___ d,_J-,-.-,-h-.----~~1 :-;:. ~:.;o~~:::~:, bo<n publl•h Ready for Foreign Visitors PboDtY. . . . . . . ' Odd Wedd1n1 Featuref At til•• w•>ildlu.,: ur hlt1 •sun In ~~~~fh('ld Lughm d, Sir \\ 111\nm Ell! II \H•r•• thf' sui! In '\ l ilch be \\fill mar Bull Dogs Worry Coach Battyn And Down· town Fans ...... ::--:::=----·- Pllt ...... .. .. '.............. • J. Ol>ll lCoor .. .. .. • .. . :t ~ .... • . • • . • • • • . • • • • • • . - 'l'brtt! -~~~~ ~'i' .~ . . . . . . . . ..• ~ ! . . • •••••• ' • . . • • 1.00 OJle l(oat,b • .. • •• ' • • • • • • - .. - "" . ... .. .. . ... CO~NCIL MEETS, M~KES Pl ~NS FOR S[W[ RGO~JTRACT OYer 300,000 gvelll chose tho Greolor GIMon lad ye•r ... There mud be good ROAD TO SUCCESS-Commit thy way unto the l.,ord, tru&t also in him : and hfl shall bring It to p.uSM. Rest in the Lord, and walt patiently for him. -Psalm :!7 :5, 7. RECORDS ruson for 111eh popularity I Try ill 70% of .n ...... 52.50, $3, $3.50 and $4 ' ••• Cincinnati's biss•st hotel veluel C. C. SCHIFFELER • • M.n•slng Dlr«tor P. S.-l11tt:n ift on 0111 WLW bro•dc.lllb ••• wou4il•dvl done• 'IIUJh;l UNFAILING STRENGTH--I will go m the strength of the Lord God: I will make mentoon of thy roghteouoneso, •ron of 1\hrne onlY.-Psalm 71 :16. .... .. ~ • .••. lilt's good business To Be Let For Improve· ment Of Grave Hill I and South Side TO COST $20,000 for m·e-to prefer LUCKlES'' Bido To Be opened At City Hall At Noon Sa~~y "It's good business to guard my throat, so it's good business lor me to prefer luckies. I'm certainlY for the throat protection wrlch 'ToiiJSting' gives me. NOTICE • • It !.as come lo my att,ntion that many acts of 'iolenee are already being practiced by certa in parties under the aui10 of Halloween pranks. This is to notify one and all positively that prosecutions will follow if theae practices are not diacontinued im· mediately. Halloween pranks ,..ill not be counte· nanced in Pomeroy for mor~ than one night J>nd that on Halloween night, October Jht. only, and these must not be of the v1c1ous kind contrary to law if the perpetratora expect to escape 'he law's penalty. And J'm c~rtalnJy,~r your new .!m,rove!f~•llqpp~ w~pper that really opeits without a search warrantln · \'01,11 111111)' be lll ...... hld ill IIIIOWIIIIIIMIIIIOI OM cent wa1 pold hi MI. Holl fo lllg •• -=--- - -_,_ of the front, fouul ug cap ever the long sleeves of a 1 froc k "The' Convenient Center" 1 of black One In beaver has point.ed ends that cross OV()f uncle! a bell 1 1 f ront l .FLORIDA Beal-5km by lhc wn.y stems to be to Javor t t u nln~ "The Playground of America" Ktre's to Jack Molt-~e star whO ne....r lots 'or dii\ner-jadtel ~amos, Jack alway;, de11ivers on ab-le anli vigorous ic)b of high,~­ ered_'llcti99· A mighty, mighty lf"9Upet' tp ha¥e around. "A Daq. . roue Affair* a Colu,nl:tla, is his next fllm. . . .. • Worll of Ancieat Jewelen TIII!II!Sil ntls uf pl!'(e« of prPhl st m lc 11iutl nmu Je11eh·v f11 1 unl t!c l ut lu ~ Colurnlous l1 111f' lof'o•n ol l~o; r-n\f'h'tl In Cen trul Amt>1 i;•u 1'he IUH itmt lfml' iry <'UII ~ i rdC o1 of i'lllllllj!>l 11LIH'r 1Uilllllll'll1 !1 uf I•X111 I ll!'\\ UIUI th•\i 111sl.;n Wate.,proof If )OU WIIIIL thll tiHIIl r ()VII'! I O he WU(l'lproof ciljl the illl( ( IIIIIH Ill 1111'1 ted purt!lln Thl~t ••ill ;lu~·· tl1 t' pm eH of t h" nut~ nn1 l tJrl'll n t an\ plOI~!IIIP fH.IIIl Rlu\nlu,.: fliP \\O<lol 1\'0rk nn 11hlth thc i "' '~ n•n• r••"f Say Goodbye To Sick Headaches 'I AMI'A':; LAltGf.S r IIOrt:L "OFFICIAL AAA . HOTEL" Cent.-al ~ ~ Fi•eproof a- Steam Heat - - Radioe Home-like Atmot~phere, Large, Airy Room• Spaciou::~ Lobby, Mcuanlne and Outdoor Balcony, Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, Bat· tic Creek, Turki1h •nd Rua.sian Batha and many other Conveniences ..:Top o' tho TqWn" Dining P.oom and Roof G!1.1dcn Cafeteria and Coffee Shop $'l to $6 We tnvit ~ you to live at $6 to $9 Europcon The H I L L S B 0 lt 0 ' Amerioap L. B. Slo:inner, Prea: C. J. Jackaoa, Mar. W\)ekly r.1.te1 and folder• On appheation 'relel1b"'e M-5541 '* """" help. .the pvblldly ...... ('8.!(' Hotel Hillsboro Holt IIOte• wl~e'"'"'ijiM•IMI•• TAMPA sleew~; . -~~·· Mr. and Singillg" eo ••Y• ___==f? the abo•• ~ :;:::. ,.,~~-:. Bothered Me Considerably in Public Speal[ing 1 le•r.lleft'e Fort us downl Whether tn out-of-dqor pidures Urges _ll'resh Mood; }i'urs For Fall * ................ 1 fl('tol to hi• enllll to hit ~-... .., hi• end~•••l ol c,t~~~t~bi.o ... I.U(«<ESit .. ywonerto • ~, ; ' .. \II . . . . . . That LUCKY tab! Moisture-Proof Cellophanl,. Sealed tight- Ever right. 'Ibe Unique Hunildor Pack· age. Zip-And it's open! See the new notched tab on the top of the pack· age. Hold down one half with your thumb. Tear oft' the other half. Simple. Quick. Zip! That's all. Unique! Wrapped in dust•proof, moisture-proof, germ•proof Cellophane. Clean, prote<:ted, neat, FRESH! -what <:Ould be more modern than LUCKIES' impro,.,d Humidor package-so easy to open! ladles-the LUCKY TAB Is-your fln•er 111111 protection. ----.-...... ,. �'l'RE DAU.Y TRIBUNA!:. POW.eRO)", Ol:ilO. • What Navy Day Means ' - BY ADMIR~ J. V. CHA!E "·-.cw..,.... f.,.me,lr Com-nder·ln..Chief of the I,Jnited Fleet and Ne>w a Member of tho G_eaeral Navy Board ~ciallr Written --·lor lnternatiobal -~ tO IJ!tle&.tt poUatet bJ en.-. IM'I!Ia. Tlle Erudt IIJI tbalt lo~e of tM u ...... Cin• ~..lit 11011 ptr1ttl thJm• ~· In tbt Tb~ woril of l,.hlll,eu•, ~~ eel• wort. are "'etal haadrtd lttrt mtM lwedllb nataraJIM AQCI ~of.· tid. IDII wer. llllcle lo tbt 8ef•Jio aallt (JIO'Mt,, It eoDtllltrtd ~~ tb. tHDtb en.ta11 br Vu da Obe;raa. startt•a ~lnt of tbe moittnt tbltOtf Da1Dt17 or (ll.emoaJ. ol f1'0lvtlnD. Nowa Suvlce ..., H~lf Of t•lt It QIIJ Dot bt ' 'l'&E DAJLY 'fRl&IThl;, ~Y, OHIO. 33 &tro~. arrbod hmte lut IcrueM, night and tbctr nne appearanee ln· tlqo&ion. Maybe I'm Wrong dlcated a &trona, n!Jbtlna team: They were overwhelmed by the powertuJ Boutbem oalitornta elev • en and failed to !how nal clJSI lut SHSON 8[GIN5: ~0:: ~~\~:ns~~anye~ -~n;.~ TO B [ T" nltlE RI~=~~ ra~~l. ':!:m ~~!;:;~"! :~~-=le~~w1~ ~L:rc~I&C~~~~· IRISH lOOK ·GOO~ Saturday ~t North but. a week'• drUllnJ By John P. Medbury Dakota maf! bere l ~======~=-=-~-=====~ pve them a new troot. i n· At Piuh MAy DECIDE ' CROWN OREGON IN EAST New York I I I I Hoover LendS Aid I T OJ • Fans 0 ymptc Cam~letely rt~~:ocat ed aml reJJWdeled , •• ovtr $300,000 !petit in making the Hotel Chittenden the log1cal cho ice for the traveler. H~ of the "Purple Cow" Coffee Shop. Luge, comfortable roomsexceptional S£r'J~l'C Rates from $1. ro upward. Oeo. A Wev4J.Jt, M~·~er COWM3US. OHIO ·1 · · .. I I . CHESTER · - I ·- l ·: I I I I MAE WEST AND GEORGE WHITE l:;-1 KNOCK OUT A COUPLE OF HITS I E Army xpected To Complete Schedule I I •Q i I i ~ ,1"----------------------------·-----------j 110-us-E-FOR--REN-T-C-HE..,.,.AP- · -lrom Eye Strain MlddlepPrt. Ba.tb and electrk: 1 · llgt.ts 'tO ~r month. Inquire Wh· E Citizens Bank. I0-~&-3t .. n Vetfl.r yea I b ecom~ :::::::-=;;;;;---;;:::,--,-itralned froa:a oveMIU, or irra~ >'OR RENT- Furnlah<ld oportment ~Ia! '<I by~ to Sun, Wind . for light hoUfiCkecplng in Simp- o r Duat, a_.pp~ a lew drops of 60!1 Apt. Five rooms a"d bDth. Mu1·£tw. It 1\elt:t, Refft,k.a, ' " C11ll ~-x ~_:_ I0-:&3-&t Sooi~M.Mrinehubeenufely FOR RENT-Gal"&«e em Mechanit al J. s. Epple, Pomt!roy, Ohio. ~-~- twecl f9t' 0¥lJ..Y :yean. Clea01e 'fOUi' Ens qUy with URI"'r:' #l.., PLUMlUNO-:Ou and 1team ftt· ttng. Oall B. E. Aahwort.h, Phone ...n. YES. MA'\'A"S 4pT 'J500. 'IS IN liE <I PUI:I"'E. SIIE MAllE A KILLIN~ IN "T~E <;;OOCK MARI<E,.! RI4H"T NOW SH"C·!!> DOWN• "TOWN 0:.>iOPPIN.6,! ~E"LL I.IO"T Rll> OF MONEY IN A WELL. "TilE LOOI<S. 01= ,.IIIN~ I 4VES'!o "'<'OV !'liT AN f\\11/I'UL !lENT IN 'I'CM:I. 8~-ROLL., oCO"T!!o. rr COUI.P ee. • I!! ·t CHICAGO, U. 8. A, * .. · ---- --·- I I J I ll • Voice Won F11me for Young American Girl in Three Years. To Star at Home After 1"· Brilliant Triumph Abroad. ' • • HURR"T! Sixteen-Poor S!udeni; Nineteen-:-Opcratic Diva • 11 I r,eE1 Yi'{oEuR S to ....., FOR RENT- Four room houae furnltihed or 1.1.1furnlehed. Lights, au and coal Dlamond. Street, Mid· dleport. Call 403-R. 10-27-lt He Who Hesitate!s.-s- i Kickers ~,The fWck Relief F,;;Re-Dt___ _ allo mumt:rlltd al~ ··we Ia .J,._t a Bowl o1 Obert-." and ·'IM.CUet and Ckntlemm. Tbat'a Lo'f~:· Her latter melody pethapl IUIPifed. that It Wll IOIIJtthtPf' u,t.t bcith tbe common po6pJe and arllt6crie)' mtchL enjoy witboqt a au~-taa. Wlllie How&rd worlltd lUte a but ., In past seaBODII the VIolets Olnn h15 chance early thhs 11prina chameleon belnt tunny. Jfe wore a have been' eomiderably overrated. Nertney made good at once Un· IJlOoWitaohe to 8bow he wu a Prench Orea:on won from tbe Vloleta tp known tu horsemen ami publlc. hlli man with a jp'&lld p&IIIOD, he ' 1928 11nd a clo&e trtwnpb for UUl nv;:uot¥ were pUlSed by w1thou1 .u1· cb-.nged Jnto a phon~. rech~ Meeha.n ou~t thia week 1s the beat tlce. But when he bqau PliUli up into • J'ner&l wttbOut & hotle, that can be wl.&hed. winner a.fte:t ~'lrlncr, he (,IUILkl~ transtormed. iqto 11. IJunp.rlan doc .. Downina Panthera OetUng back to Notre Dame, the Larned a big followlnj . Lor 11nd imptraona~d evuythtnc Troja.Pe: recall they might stop t.he EtoUer. developet· of many lj:reat South Bend you could clmOO think; of but haab Nomads although the beat.l.na the atake wlnnen conaldefs the "mak·l .,.;hlch nobGdy dl1 think o! an oc .. Irish gave them In 1930 wont dofn. lng" cf a. '-rea.t Jock~:)' H far lli!OI:It· count of t.be hyena jU~rs over Penn, Southem CaUfomla, Navy tu uccompllshm(..lt than lltllt of Wilhe's antics and Army are the teams uw Irish turnm1 out a &reat. race hor8~ developed within a single ycm . buL 1 To Play Viol· play after t.hl&. wee k. Penn, despiL" But thlnklnl of t.heatdca.l antib l\.a win over Wl&eonsln, and N&v)' "Stake winners" he Ba}ij, 'oJl~n :1r. there's "The Constal1t SJnner" eto; Michiaan Hu do not rate at all and Army has not It r equires two seasons. 1\lld somewritten and acted by Mae West 'lolbo lived up to Us earb' aea60n pro tim~ more, to dev <! lop a cnpabl-:> Eaoy Game domloatefl any courtroom or sta•e Juatlflable Honliddr mise The 'l'to]aM bave as mucl'l Jookey." scene yet advi&ed by herself W~en a cot1.:>ge boy cl!&'overs that hL', SIHN By COPELAND C. BURO reaerve 6trengt.h &s Notre Dame oL.I The play, conaehtat.l.-ely speakand etack up as the sole eleven Among the older joell.cy::. ri ·Jmg I . N . S. Bporls Wr 1•Ing b as pure ll3 a lily in the df9~' ~~er that has a remote chan~ of mar r · art !ipolllng tor & cha nce t.o see a son. Last year the Sllme thing oc- on New York and Maryland lrdck.~ lhf'r m•w palr or clipper ' on his laccoon cont. ot 11. eoal-imne. There are enoU h New Yorll:, Oct. 27- INs-As roo~ 1ne Coach "Hunk" Anderson ':; reaL fighting game or !octbali. eurred when they played lhe wt::ak the curre.1t searon ha s wltn.!s.,.,..l beds hi It to furnish Broadwa 11 ball plunged today tnto the second 1 dream to be B second Knutc should , not pass up th e opportun·l We~;t Liberty te"m from Wc~;t Vir- the arrival at the crest ol a torm-1 Yt u're Richt I Ac~ of lads newest hotel It I& billed lUi "The half of the sea&On the ... an looking Rockne . lty to see what will probabl\ t·c- a:lnlu which they should have over e1· Ohio booter, the angular T ommy A gold-digger~ favorite fhnor b The traveling Siilewh111 ">~he fh ns Sa~;~"a of 11. Saleswoman cf Sex." for a. team to step Notre Dame Btl - ·I . c::ome wlth ease but which eve ntual Malley. mlnt with youl wife mer tile luHg dt~- Miss West never did atte mpt "' 1 peared as tmfortunate as a. fellow 1suit In one of. 1r not the t ;::>St play - 1.. ended In a lirttw Three or four seasons bad., Hal 1 - tran{t tl'lr·J hcne <~.nd 11 1 • r•,1~ tlw mi.Siead her public .__ . ed game In the state of the ent l.e ~ Book f th Boek 111 1 1 1 E It, PI ' eharRes after Ina euu~us g1rl who does nt care l yellt when Ohio Bobcats Langk, 'Ibls staleness, worked out of their J ker. o1 20 e er ~ .Y ~~ J 11 t X<'f~ • nsed r · , ford ner. BJsl I systems last week agurs evll for lilt' oc eys o years ago, IO U!! 1 1< manu ac urerli 11.11 v. 1g rna· He s tands face to face with an i with the Ohio Vi e5le.}'aJl lG_PS &.1 'proud and haughty Bishops and Malley t.o New YorK He fu ~~ was ken; Qll' the cnly busmc~s people llolarlal Statn.hts aching void. __ Ohio Field In Athens next ~atm·jprobably Will mean thut tile Bl~ h - engaged by Gr,eentrce Stable La· who an· ccmt.a ntl v trjlllli: Lo U· According to V,l\1'1-; I'II '•V hw.· • __ The Irish play the weak Carnegie 1 Lake PI&Cld N y Oct 27 INS day afternoon ops w!H 'be compelled to , c tt cruw ter he was signed by Tr&ltl~r Jamr" Cl r>a~c th;:ou ov~rhead ba nds overcoat PO( kcl b a tl ; uil 1 Mr. and Mrs Hort~n ~ m lth nt Tech thl& Saturda d rt.e th Wt'.6leya n ll6 In lhe pasl ha~ • Fttzs1mmons of the Whc;t l¥.c')' Be Jet.ter ot11ce I . ....r. Y an 8 r eu -snow now t1ps the mile-high Ishown much power ln tl 1 ~ ~;ames al 1for lheJr portion of th e Hom<"- ,h 1 6 . B bl Ph · M 11 ' - , -Ne"" Ymlr. are exPeCted htire the 1 5 ctushlng of Pittsburgh last wee.ot mountains surroundi ng this resort I d d I coming Banquet m 1:op1te of t h r1 , .... r tuo ta e- lpps 'xPitiful t:a~s ~ar ly part of t he week lo visit Mr. 1aye d 'II "he ••me will me,ely '"'' to h"" reflo Y P ~ l S year an seem to · · te~"n'e oomblnKtton Uncwt 1'1L· ( 'unnub' a l ( .. ~w.llw\ ~ :; ... ry Low temperatures have left a co'li · h.- hardest when they 81 .. t; ···jupJJilrt-.Jt strNtgth Th• JHI~.c 1 \\h(l keq )•, t1 ·~ mQUC'\ nnd Mrs C L Calvert. This being along the Rambl ers to another na- ering of white on Ma.rcy Wh1te!ace I rf'oo th Th ll ~lb That the contest Wi ll lJe worll· simmons, who once Wa.<; n C'J ... c.• uud cr lm; pllluw nnd tl.en ~tflys Mtu nagl! dot"sn l .n ( 1 •·alii\ Mr Smith's fir&t vl6it home IIOCC" 15 a nr u12 g:olnR miles to :;;ee Js the cont-ensl.;, Jockey, Malley began to !iho\lo• ht, ~tw,ol;j all n1q. 1 v.m·qu1g about not make coup les nu:.eJa iJi l btJt It s " 1912 Uonal championship . a nd the other Adirondack peaks l'f th lnB he score. 1 1 Be~:ause Notre Dame was expect · turnlng Lite mlndA of sports enthu~ 1 ~ :s ~hs t_~" ::-~;pep!} Y :lO- 10! experts throughout Ohio and true worth. He hit hil; ~;tlldt• e:uh gcllmg any tntelt,·~ t great help " A c Smll.h, Robert Stnlth and ed to have a simple ta&k m win · s lasts to the Third Olympic Winter I ceft e n e anu game liE! there Is no doubt but what It w111 In the spring. He has been piling up o 111 H lte te nlng a.t Pittsburgh, lllterest. turnel Oames to be sta.ged here !rom week when they tumcll In fun an -t ' draw the biggest crowd of th e sen winners Wlth real conslstcnc) Our O.n Vaud.evillot . s~:S~~ up ~t;rd~e:r~lgh~ J~lllabov: in the eaRt t.o the Yale-Dartmouttl Februa'ry 4 to 13, 1932. A new lm· over came a lrn.d tu beHt ~ ~orlh~: son. The fact that It Is t he Hom e Whf:n he had taken 445 mounb, T.lkt> It. Or Le:lve It Stage·hand-0\lda vray Is \\all- •Chester The ca.r belonsinB to figh t at New Hal'en, the Princeton- petus ha 5 been a:tven to the lames Miami foe Ohio on lhe oU.c1 hand. Cannlbnl.s are UIY fond uf swrll- lng <'uts!de for you Smith wa.s a complet.e wret::k. 1 Mi\]ley had earned sixty pllll ~ ut 1 11 b 1 Michigan game at Prlncetru1 and plans with receipt ot a letter this has lost but one ~a me ln. t~ree ~~f'~~t.s g~:~ 7~ th~ 1I :gal::::n~a~e~ i bracelets. Under Trainer .t'lLMim- heart tourists Th1• Pnlargl'd ;<~kull.s Actor- AU rlght tell her lll bP 1 G A Eleelateln 6nd sons &pent the New York Un he1s1ty·Oregon week from President Hoover In seasons a nd that gam~ to .a. pou e~- .... _1d , 11 1,..,. t h , i>arents of mu1 s ma.naHoement M~ . y wa.~ mak <.! twlc£' us m11ch noodle ~:.oup With her in a shake ' Sunday with GilQ Moore and tam' ful Big Ten opponent which ann! - many ~ es 0 c ·~ '~ d t 0 ~~ ,~ - - - - -- 1111' of Middleport b rawl ''' New Yo r k · which he says he w11l recommend of the students~ to the field Ol g 1ven r ree ..... l ac"Y~-' moun ~ Yale. Michigan and New York to the next session of Congress hilated Chicago. Thlli game was b ttl from outside sta bles. l1hrs wns r~ Wade Kimes and tam11 s :mt passage of a. resolutiOn · exemptini!: lost by the narrow m~>gm of ~, a e _ most sportive gesture on tht pall,. •Sunday v.1.th Guy Binger a~d fa-;,.... University look like the chmcea Dartmouth, humbled by Colum- foreign contet;tants and om.clals missed kl('ked goal afte! tJJuchctown of F!~z.slmmons an d his (.ffip 'o) e•s :11 the Lake Placid after the Buckeye:. had outpbQ: :)r. According to !'eport on Lon{; I yHonora ble Thomas J en klru; Kavl' bla In one of the se8J;On's bigges t coming to upsets, has one ol t.he weakes t sames, from WUill pa.ssport and their 1:1oosle r opponent'! through l tand, Malley Ls m line (0! a nell 1 a s hort talk to the C H 5 studautllo teams turned out a~ Hanover m til'~ vlaa requirements upon presenta- tht> greater.. pat t .~f tht" cc~tcst lf retamer through n~xt season una r'r , Wednesda afternoon. · · last five yeru·s. Yale und ou btedly Uon of the omcl&l Olympic identity hard luak BlueB cnu b;> .• m.Jg afI the management of F!tz:mnmous ' By DAVID p SI<..N'I'NE~{ Mr3 . ~ Wolf. Mrs A 0 Tqt1 While lhe · Sca.1dals wu ~ 111 vc1 wlll attempt to defeat tr .. green rna cards, whloh will be duly visaed ter ony. fQotbQ.JI ccnlests, L'<'l tamh 1 INS Dramatic '1.dttor 1tc ute d as u myliterv pia} tllcJ ·~ Ia tie e.nd ' children s nt Baturda chine with second st ringers. snvln<; v.ithout char.e. 1hl6 ww; the 11eal place rm lhc l UI'" Polo Gameo Played Several •f'• ,J~' J Jght, t·I:L ...:v l N S 1 r ne\'t'rthelP!;I:o 1111 awa uf pu.zzl~meut wlt l> M- Floyd Rldpe en"o''' > t r om a B o be a t r. t an d pnm I a:; II tm t It.s BLars f or more scnous afl!l.J rs. _ _ Y A F II _ Nf'>l Ym k o~ , <!'1--T ~~o·o htt.. • about the productwu munl·l> v.:hr Ml Firn Beegl e t the .. .....&oo 1 Two sensational <levclapm<'nls tl At Prlnqeton thm g.~ could not be MAN OF IRON fm Old to a Wlpnmg- ~tr~ak U1.nt. ear& go o owmg riders graduated Irom the appHil · nct•er nua dc 11 wo rld srr l.:s bu~ Gt·u 1Gtorge White t.h.e pro1uce1 and end ~lth Mrs r:el!~ n Brooks.....~ mOle md1go The tfllun Is bad and had ~:xtendect Into th1e, srns IllS F I 1 A "d I tlcc ran k.s thl!; :;ca.~oll Rle Hutc1t Whitt• and hi:;; Scanda l ~; and Mae I Lew Br<!Wll, 1U; lllu ~ ttllit , :,h uuld LonG Bottom O"lo ' h ,(S ~ h.oo,yJ, a a CCI en 1'-...-·x> Call•l••>t Knd F nl> lkl"... Mt>>>· Wrst with "Tile Constaut ~lnnr:l · s~mg ~ltlou~ly at et<.c h other 111 Llll' 1.. 'no'.'' worse a l(er a d c f eat by New Yor k , Oct . "1 • - INS - n. no;;ggle " , .,• In"" ' .L l "~t u>< '<> ~ lh, ... ,_ J k EJ hl· . Ute socond-rate Navy ele\ltm. The McNamara, the "Iron Man·• o1 bl· championship cahbre and the lt't -. . Id en Callahan wa~ discov ered (~ll o are com Jete! S<lll!;lled wtlh thd, loblo} un the OlJ{Illnl:" night ac se teln epent Friday &f~ AI:In Arbor aggregation may uot. be cycle raCh:lJ, has competed tn more1 down wh1 ch v:.•a.s cxperlenet·d by Wu;t Point, Oct 27- INS--· nl " nmch near s,u Anlon lo If cou ple own box~omc~ !;tatLSUcs I This 1111 xtu 1f' uf the culo.s at thl' ternoon ~lth B6bby Wooi. u~ to the usual hish standard of than 60 Bix-da.;v races, and he haslthl':m In thl' game with the Qur.t:n Army footballl'leven w:ts :xpt d'll ! of winters back T1uln ~1 Max Olt rUe sc of. 1 <'lclr ~ helgnt oi ~enera l hlppt!t::-..'> m 1•1 I Ro. C lilsd.steln and so_,.s spent hlgrm elevens buL 1t can hs.rdly won fourteen. ·He goes to the po.st City Bearr:at~. b~t wt•ck I~ re<ln v tod:::~.y to cr.lr)' out the I est of Its IHirsch w a s t h c dl.scv~~rcr whlc1h ~nve 1 bee;~~., lunn~l;~' 1 1 ~ 1 i.1h 1the !;Ucce~ful debut ~I lhc · produc· I El~d&~ ~!th M~ .... A dEi8eJ.,~.: ~ tnm one. once more, :&:ioverhber 8, In the Chi- the best thing th al could Jutvr I progmm. de~plle the dtJa~ uf Ca- Hirsch at that time wa;; maklng dmm the ' u<L two wctk• u 11 , : 1,1m , lH:. nut ~~ L t~en solved. aco ea.n. .. a n lcktng the Nyu-Oregon wluner 1cago Bt.adlum for another s lx-da7 1ha.pp1med to them lis no kam can det. Richllr.d B. Sheridan fmm ln-. hlS annual winter vts!L ~o hlb re - pair ~1 ~ho~ !,avt: rcgJ.~lc J ;.1 b.~.' Scmc say 1t was because Mr White I ~a:/~ ~~ R1oltf ~~liCls~ln •~ takes a little courage. The We6t· grJnd. IJO at top 1!pL1ffi throughout" ~:'11· /urle:~ received ln . t.he YRic r.o.rnt xas t.ome. He had hCP.I ' II r poJt ~ oi t 1 U•· ·-.: 1 1 •permltleL' the patrons to whistle C0 1 e b el u~e~~ .8U& t!an 0 tl, urn us ast - - - · - -- - - - - - - - " - - - - twas reported fma l decision may there being a Callahan t)[ly lu th' Its ~~Jcc~~P~a:v ~c unrJen>~~~~;{,\ ~ , t he wmd:-; of Mt Brown wn1ch had a_'_ __ ~~tOll a vote to tnken by mcm· nr lglliJOrhood and Ihut h~ .v~s a it Is~ revue tiL fm a ba.tl·headcd I bei!n duly wpyrlghled Olht·J ~ :f~ • · lifts of the ofDc 1a l good horseman Iiu sch 6 first king The ~tngl.'f<> not only lu;v c I!t had nut.hmg to do With art bu t tonder.•ed Pdpulalioa Golor· gl\mp!i\2 ~i' the youngster was most volcc,s but ca n :;In" V.ll h ~hem Th ~ 1wa.,. mell~ly u belilgment cxcnEJ.ngc 1 fhe ~ llio lllt•l"! Hf the l'ellti'UI Am..,_ Olher ~m~~~ 8 ~\~n;:a~~::.;~ ;~ P~~:~: dancer~> not {,Ill Y ha\ ~ lt:gs bul can 1 ~ve~ ~h~ btmet.alllc ~~t.•ttlon m lhf' 1 1cun fi'I•Uhllct!. !lnhll(lor, Is t11e mott on CadeLl! schedule a1e and il~orting· In (l. ll etr.~ to throw twinkle them And Ult JOkell 111 ' 1 ~.(' 1 10'' wuy mr.ne~ rna. 1 t hi c kl y populmed n&tlon In the Pittsburgh, Notte Dam~.Jn the Doy for a 1~. C<tl!Jb~.l::rttolr ~h~~~a ~ 5~C::~~~~i~a\~eut~.~~ . Outside of ' Johby ~lMIOm;tuttwns, : wt>:<!(:tn hemlf!•hP.re. AUhou.gh ooly York and Navy In New York ly S!ibdued the wild hor~r He whistling on th.• way out llkc a mu - 1 upstuge was Ru':ly Vallee who · allout lllJ !nrge tiS I he stult! M Mltr,. "D"'n'~'m,bt> r 12 Loulsann State pn did the job In such fmlLh cd .lyle slctil morou :l b a unlve.s.lv p rr:-~croo ned soft luliHbys anrl k( pt his Jnntl 1t llns 11 pupulutlnn of m1)f4 N0 7 and Urt>lnus on Novcm that Hirsch at oncr sig.tc 1 up lh(' fessOJ r{.Ct'!;Liy Jcmarked c~ucl'ru- a udJ encc vely much awake Hr n. bo Chlln illle ar~d OllP llfllt n11!llona, 21 are the minor gamn; un t he youngster 1 'I 1 • 1 1 1 dl schwlule yet unplayed Callahan nrnve:l ln N2w Ynk lllg.thc habit ol those v.ho whllitk . led. his ba11d with dtg_ntty "-lld c11s- tnnst Y ~ f>t;:l zn~o~:•pA~ ~~·~~ It WIU\ t'H!Jmated tha t If Lhe P1tl, · with a ten-ga llon hat that cnwrco • -· Notre Dnme and NtH')' games were] him llke a et rcw; Iem H -· ap tiUI· cauccllcd n loss of about SI,OOO,UOO 1 ed old for hl s years- JU ~ t f'nlcrn In would l.e Involved The He wore his bu lldugglng jnck~;: game m Nt!W Y01 k is His LroW>en w~re ~l ufled lulu lhl to be plnyed fo r the tmnefit of th-e tops of his boots He \liOIC, a; uncmplo~ed The es UmRI~:d l'efCipls 1nl!l.ll\' of th( b<Jvs or lite plal•1s til U:n t gam!' at·r about 1400.000 1a twent)'-dull nr hal. a pan· of $~ 5 It wa~ J)Cllll r(l ou t t(ltlay u P~lo boots. and allo ul SJ wr.th rf delh - I ~{.hf dutn cf lllc Army wH,; cum-lies But he p1o\'Cd a h:.usem.1.1 lx.u11 plr t"'i st;'!; va~r; il.\0:0 aftcl un Army to lcalhct He lm;; m a!t• e1:1,(i 11 play , ! WH ~ klllcd In a contesl. thl' Ill!!, kaMUC 011 !11" Wl~I C' IH 1pllllns, unlil'r l11e lJt'UIIIn~ sum; uf ANOTHER CON O'KELLEY the wcse rt yGu ng men olteu lnuk 1 I Boston, Oct. 27~ INS~CliJI 0 '· I older !.hull the~· I rall" oH" o:tl m~n Kelley h ish hcavy~elght nuw otte11 look youll!lt' l tlllll th. ~. 0 htln' t of this city Is the son really arc Bo}:s lll l {•I::I . qlli l·k co: QlfKelley one-time famous Old mrn 1rmain b(1j'S nHr1 f.ftY th lete flom the,Ementld I~le 0'- And Callahan l.t;tl~t ) ~Ill~ of tllt.:!IIOSL ~clley, Sr., personally attends to fashi onable of th e YC\u-.g::oz· Jl-:rkey~. t he training of hl 6 son li!JPC!lr.s 110 less thr~n tlu ee Y-.u . - - - - _, younger than whf'n he {.amr },\l. ',l .r;. to join out with his pr€sent fm~ rr' ployP.r He hfi.S ridden about 11\Cnty LAST NIGHT'S 1 wlnm:rs this year H1s pe1c~mage 1.~ 1n , 1tlcmal horae pilot. TbO\IIh he never tlad ridden • 1 wlnner until thhi .spring. Nertnef ~ t.oppe.d every eutem lidc, ~old and Both Teama Keyed To JOUQ&-bl ptl'(w.nta&t! credits, with e u·,·ohell For l •n avemue or 34. He rode 13 win· • nera in hill first 34. mounts-a re. 1 matkabl.e reoo:td fm~t JiJt . __ · j Nertney i6 a development of 1Tralner Bud Stotler , cond1ti0n.'!t Sai&more Stable Ol'er 11or the ·two years ugo. Stetler mformed th·! Bi1ureat Crowd Of Scaaon' Jntema~tonal New1 Servlce thal T 8 p F lliom'.! da)· Willie Ne1tne<y would 0 e resent Ot would turn out to be a star Jock:cy. Homecomina .1 he ycunBster .,.,w; scboole1 Ju boDlui and on the tnalning lrack. ol Mdgs County foulball fans who ...., .. .__..., ...... .,....~ ............ -- .. .. For Another CrowD After Hotel Chittenden ftloel MermljP tilt! ~ ~ ol tile l!l'oodftr oehool 01 er-t<wi' 1... -roup;::: $ '8 lOt..~ 16 1-fT, .......AC · I'M 'SoME YOU!1. CO'STUME! .. D PUN';ING , PAreAGOA\ • ••• •• Ct.A~eNCE" muN/\1·· ~'T'A Et.EVE;N ••• HE. l..OOKS l..IKE !JoiE (ilieEATEST PLJNTEF: IN YEA.'(l.Sf !<ICI<S "EM A Mu.J::! · . o Wll'~ Kin~ fc:aturn Synllieat!-, rrtl:.,IO.ut Ifomteen. 1 _ Frankie Munden. dJ~covc!'t'tl ll v Tram(r Undr Hem v MeDu,ud L~ In the employ of V1cto1· :Emunu ~ I ., DDrwood Btabie. The outf1t I~ Ill command of J P . !Sammy ) S m1th Elmttll formerly wHs a capHb lc steeplechase jockey Mun 'ien a Qau a-fl&n youngster i' a brother of W1! lie Munden, a tew )'fillS ago JRIC 1 the t.est jockey In '\merlca Wl wn Trainer McD&niN · disco.~·~ t· ~· WUl\c Mw1den, tht~ lad wns n b,• IJ hop In a Toro11 to held 1' 1:wk1 Munden Ia a t\Hmty pet l'c n t nct~·~ with twenty-nine wlnncu; out or 151 mount.!!. At Pa.rls~Jose Perez, Paris fly . weight, knocked out Frankie oe11 a. ro, N B. A. flyweigh t champiOn In the United States 121 At New York- Tom Heeney , Australla, and Giacomo Bergomas, Spain, drew (10) Bteve Hamas, tormer Penn State Athlete, knocked out George Smith New Jersey heavyweight !61 Ben Jeby. New York middle weight 1 knocked. out Trader Horn, Ridcewooct, N J, f61 Don Petrin, Newark hght heav.vweight kf'locked out Nick Palmer, · A. Robertson aud R Worknmn Brooklyn (lJ At Hartford, Conn. -Ear~ Mavs- with C. V Whltney; L Mct\t . tro, Chicago featherweigh t, defeat- and H . Thurber with Ocotg' 01un• 0 Ellis, wJth William Zlt'BlU J ed Mlkc · O'Dowd, Columbus 1101 Kick Chocolate, Culmn light- R. LP.lscbman ; Uncle M~tt.:k Gtu .l weight, knocked out Buck Oliva, undn contract Lo Josc;;ll E. Wn un New York (2t er; Jl'ather Blll Kelsa y with th At ~irmlnaham, Ala ~ Battling Wheatley SW.ble; L&.\'et ne F!l l t! Bozo, Birmingham heavywelabt, with coronel E R Bradley Jlllm defeated K. 0 Chrl&tne1. Akron, ny Malben and Cha!ll ~ Fi11Jipl ' 0. {10 ) with Commodore Wllhs f. hfl l r '! -K1 ' At Pittflburgh- Tug Ph Ill! p s, mer and firankle Callone. untlc1 I Cl1arle roi, Pa., welterweight, detea.~ (.Cntracl to t he Duxtc.n B.ctll(l'- I 1ed Billy Rose, Clncinnlltl fBI Clarence and M ~rnt t-<md th<'ll' I At Wbe~Un", W. Va -Prim~ putllc F.tablc. are among the wt I Utlaldo •. New York heavyweight. de craM e;[ the p!~skl11 \\ ho hnvl' te&ted Nick PoplcJ, Wheeling, f8l. showu conslst4!ntly good fonn At O~prlesf.oD . 8 . C.- Max Rosen the YEilr , ~oom. New Vorll:, ll!Wt heavyweight Ughtel' bnys ot ll'lll' ohampiop. deteatJ?:d · Rllll6 Rowsey, ot th r. w n a~ -: HunttngtOI}, W~ Va., OO J ;l~··,;;;,o..:J ,~ Cnmlll:.~~ d I h.· j ·At· Baltln\<rt&-->Sammy BjL1l:er New' York h'lid~leweii!H. scoteci a technica.J ka.yo over Joey Raymond 01Jtmtro ..1int c~.!y·~ ~rqs~lniJ ii~e: flalt.lmore . f31. the Badgr:ra 1wlU lui.~ t.o litQ,P ~01), At Rochester, N. Y.-Bammy f'ld pound hell: · W.o io,uth ler. Bopton lfjhtwelaht. kmltkeq put Mickey Bl~'~t Philadelphia '! :IJ. 1 : :At JfswUt·IC-Jop Glick, Now Yor)r: !'o'e!terwe:lght. dereated Jlmmfl ?hll H. J. 110 >. l llPf'.At.. l'flrmrdavtHc. Gh.lcago-Baxter Opbnes. Ok· lahoma l1eayywe1tt1:t, WOII decJslCin l over Oo~ O'KeJl)' ot lrelm~ UQI . I 'I CAPr. .A~D GtAA'r GUAraD oF '1RE S~ONG MUN~ FIGHT RESULTS I I I I I I ., I I l\~!~::j D~dta i w;;:nor~~~~;~! : . lttitk a. lifetimeojsmiat • Ycious asset. OUR heahh is your moot pre• Protect it with EU:C trio refrigeration. Perishable foods will be solely preserved foi it always maintaips the proper tetnperature to prevent the growth of bacterja. The termo fll'e e/.y•.:We WJ"!l ·in· stall an !!~Iii• ·rem.=btor lor as lillie as Stfl.QO 4nn' .,id ollow you 23 mootbo in w~icb ID pay for it• �'l'RE DAU.Y TRIBUNA!:. POW.eRO)", Ol:ilO. • What Navy Day Means ' - BY ADMIR~ J. V. CHA!E "·-.cw..,.... f.,.me,lr Com-nder·ln..Chief of the I,Jnited Fleet and Ne>w a Member of tho G_eaeral Navy Board ~ciallr Written --·lor lnternatiobal -~ tO IJ!tle&.tt poUatet bJ en.-. IM'I!Ia. Tlle Erudt IIJI tbalt lo~e of tM u ...... Cin• ~..lit 11011 ptr1ttl thJm• ~· In tbt Tb~ woril of l,.hlll,eu•, ~~ eel• wort. are "'etal haadrtd lttrt mtM lwedllb nataraJIM AQCI ~of.· tid. IDII wer. llllcle lo tbt 8ef•Jio aallt (JIO'Mt,, It eoDtllltrtd ~~ tb. tHDtb en.ta11 br Vu da Obe;raa. startt•a ~lnt of tbe moittnt tbltOtf Da1Dt17 or (ll.emoaJ. ol f1'0lvtlnD. Nowa Suvlce ..., H~lf Of t•lt It QIIJ Dot bt ' 'l'&E DAJLY 'fRl&IThl;, ~Y, OHIO. 33 &tro~. arrbod hmte lut IcrueM, night and tbctr nne appearanee ln· tlqo&ion. Maybe I'm Wrong dlcated a &trona, n!Jbtlna team: They were overwhelmed by the powertuJ Boutbem oalitornta elev • en and failed to !how nal clJSI lut SHSON 8[GIN5: ~0:: ~~\~:ns~~anye~ -~n;.~ TO B [ T" nltlE RI~=~~ ra~~l. ':!:m ~~!;:;~"! :~~-=le~~w1~ ~L:rc~I&C~~~~· IRISH lOOK ·GOO~ Saturday ~t North but. a week'• drUllnJ By John P. Medbury Dakota maf! bere l ~======~=-=-~-=====~ pve them a new troot. i n· At Piuh MAy DECIDE ' CROWN OREGON IN EAST New York I I I I Hoover LendS Aid I T OJ • Fans 0 ymptc Cam~letely rt~~:ocat ed aml reJJWdeled , •• ovtr $300,000 !petit in making the Hotel Chittenden the log1cal cho ice for the traveler. H~ of the "Purple Cow" Coffee Shop. Luge, comfortable roomsexceptional S£r'J~l'C Rates from $1. ro upward. Oeo. A Wev4J.Jt, M~·~er COWM3US. OHIO ·1 · · .. I I . CHESTER · - I ·- l ·: I I I I MAE WEST AND GEORGE WHITE l:;-1 KNOCK OUT A COUPLE OF HITS I E Army xpected To Complete Schedule I I •Q i I i ~ ,1"----------------------------·-----------j 110-us-E-FOR--REN-T-C-HE..,.,.AP- · -lrom Eye Strain MlddlepPrt. Ba.tb and electrk: 1 · llgt.ts 'tO ~r month. Inquire Wh· E Citizens Bank. I0-~&-3t .. n Vetfl.r yea I b ecom~ :::::::-=;;;;;---;;:::,--,-itralned froa:a oveMIU, or irra~ >'OR RENT- Furnlah<ld oportment ~Ia! '<I by~ to Sun, Wind . for light hoUfiCkecplng in Simp- o r Duat, a_.pp~ a lew drops of 60!1 Apt. Five rooms a"d bDth. Mu1·£tw. It 1\elt:t, Refft,k.a, ' " C11ll ~-x ~_:_ I0-:&3-&t Sooi~M.Mrinehubeenufely FOR RENT-Gal"&«e em Mechanit al J. s. Epple, Pomt!roy, Ohio. ~-~- twecl f9t' 0¥lJ..Y :yean. Clea01e 'fOUi' Ens qUy with URI"'r:' #l.., PLUMlUNO-:Ou and 1team ftt· ttng. Oall B. E. Aahwort.h, Phone ...n. YES. MA'\'A"S 4pT 'J500. 'IS IN liE <I PUI:I"'E. SIIE MAllE A KILLIN~ IN "T~E <;;OOCK MARI<E,.! RI4H"T NOW SH"C·!!> DOWN• "TOWN 0:.>iOPPIN.6,! ~E"LL I.IO"T Rll> OF MONEY IN A WELL. "TilE LOOI<S. 01= ,.IIIN~ I 4VES'!o "'<'OV !'liT AN f\\11/I'UL !lENT IN 'I'CM:I. 8~-ROLL., oCO"T!!o. rr COUI.P ee. • I!! ·t CHICAGO, U. 8. A, * .. · ---- --·- I I J I ll • Voice Won F11me for Young American Girl in Three Years. To Star at Home After 1"· Brilliant Triumph Abroad. ' • • HURR"T! Sixteen-Poor S!udeni; Nineteen-:-Opcratic Diva • 11 I r,eE1 Yi'{oEuR S to ....., FOR RENT- Four room houae furnltihed or 1.1.1furnlehed. Lights, au and coal Dlamond. Street, Mid· dleport. Call 403-R. 10-27-lt He Who Hesitate!s.-s- i Kickers ~,The fWck Relief F,;;Re-Dt___ _ allo mumt:rlltd al~ ··we Ia .J,._t a Bowl o1 Obert-." and ·'IM.CUet and Ckntlemm. Tbat'a Lo'f~:· Her latter melody pethapl IUIPifed. that It Wll IOIIJtthtPf' u,t.t bcith tbe common po6pJe and arllt6crie)' mtchL enjoy witboqt a au~-taa. Wlllie How&rd worlltd lUte a but ., In past seaBODII the VIolets Olnn h15 chance early thhs 11prina chameleon belnt tunny. Jfe wore a have been' eomiderably overrated. Nertney made good at once Un· IJlOoWitaohe to 8bow he wu a Prench Orea:on won from tbe Vloleta tp known tu horsemen ami publlc. hlli man with a jp'&lld p&IIIOD, he ' 1928 11nd a clo&e trtwnpb for UUl nv;:uot¥ were pUlSed by w1thou1 .u1· cb-.nged Jnto a phon~. rech~ Meeha.n ou~t thia week 1s the beat tlce. But when he bqau PliUli up into • J'ner&l wttbOut & hotle, that can be wl.&hed. winner a.fte:t ~'lrlncr, he (,IUILkl~ transtormed. iqto 11. IJunp.rlan doc .. Downina Panthera OetUng back to Notre Dame, the Larned a big followlnj . Lor 11nd imptraona~d evuythtnc Troja.Pe: recall they might stop t.he EtoUer. developet· of many lj:reat South Bend you could clmOO think; of but haab Nomads although the beat.l.na the atake wlnnen conaldefs the "mak·l .,.;hlch nobGdy dl1 think o! an oc .. Irish gave them In 1930 wont dofn. lng" cf a. '-rea.t Jock~:)' H far lli!OI:It· count of t.be hyena jU~rs over Penn, Southem CaUfomla, Navy tu uccompllshm(..lt than lltllt of Wilhe's antics and Army are the teams uw Irish turnm1 out a &reat. race hor8~ developed within a single ycm . buL 1 To Play Viol· play after t.hl&. wee k. Penn, despiL" But thlnklnl of t.heatdca.l antib l\.a win over Wl&eonsln, and N&v)' "Stake winners" he Ba}ij, 'oJl~n :1r. there's "The Constal1t SJnner" eto; Michiaan Hu do not rate at all and Army has not It r equires two seasons. 1\lld somewritten and acted by Mae West 'lolbo lived up to Us earb' aea60n pro tim~ more, to dev <! lop a cnpabl-:> Eaoy Game domloatefl any courtroom or sta•e Juatlflable Honliddr mise The 'l'to]aM bave as mucl'l Jookey." scene yet advi&ed by herself W~en a cot1.:>ge boy cl!&'overs that hL', SIHN By COPELAND C. BURO reaerve 6trengt.h &s Notre Dame oL.I The play, conaehtat.l.-ely speakand etack up as the sole eleven Among the older joell.cy::. ri ·Jmg I . N . S. Bporls Wr 1•Ing b as pure ll3 a lily in the df9~' ~~er that has a remote chan~ of mar r · art !ipolllng tor & cha nce t.o see a son. Last year the Sllme thing oc- on New York and Maryland lrdck.~ lhf'r m•w palr or clipper ' on his laccoon cont. ot 11. eoal-imne. There are enoU h New Yorll:, Oct. 27- INs-As roo~ 1ne Coach "Hunk" Anderson ':; reaL fighting game or !octbali. eurred when they played lhe wt::ak the curre.1t searon ha s wltn.!s.,.,..l beds hi It to furnish Broadwa 11 ball plunged today tnto the second 1 dream to be B second Knutc should , not pass up th e opportun·l We~;t Liberty te"m from Wc~;t Vir- the arrival at the crest ol a torm-1 Yt u're Richt I Ac~ of lads newest hotel It I& billed lUi "The half of the sea&On the ... an looking Rockne . lty to see what will probabl\ t·c- a:lnlu which they should have over e1· Ohio booter, the angular T ommy A gold-digger~ favorite fhnor b The traveling Siilewh111 ">~he fh ns Sa~;~"a of 11. Saleswoman cf Sex." for a. team to step Notre Dame Btl - ·I . c::ome wlth ease but which eve ntual Malley. mlnt with youl wife mer tile luHg dt~- Miss West never did atte mpt "' 1 peared as tmfortunate as a. fellow 1suit In one of. 1r not the t ;::>St play - 1.. ended In a lirttw Three or four seasons bad., Hal 1 - tran{t tl'lr·J hcne <~.nd 11 1 • r•,1~ tlw mi.Siead her public .__ . ed game In the state of the ent l.e ~ Book f th Boek 111 1 1 1 E It, PI ' eharRes after Ina euu~us g1rl who does nt care l yellt when Ohio Bobcats Langk, 'Ibls staleness, worked out of their J ker. o1 20 e er ~ .Y ~~ J 11 t X<'f~ • nsed r · , ford ner. BJsl I systems last week agurs evll for lilt' oc eys o years ago, IO U!! 1 1< manu ac urerli 11.11 v. 1g rna· He s tands face to face with an i with the Ohio Vi e5le.}'aJl lG_PS &.1 'proud and haughty Bishops and Malley t.o New YorK He fu ~~ was ken; Qll' the cnly busmc~s people llolarlal Statn.hts aching void. __ Ohio Field In Athens next ~atm·jprobably Will mean thut tile Bl~ h - engaged by Gr,eentrce Stable La· who an· ccmt.a ntl v trjlllli: Lo U· According to V,l\1'1-; I'II '•V hw.· • __ The Irish play the weak Carnegie 1 Lake PI&Cld N y Oct 27 INS day afternoon ops w!H 'be compelled to , c tt cruw ter he was signed by Tr&ltl~r Jamr" Cl r>a~c th;:ou ov~rhead ba nds overcoat PO( kcl b a tl ; uil 1 Mr. and Mrs Hort~n ~ m lth nt Tech thl& Saturda d rt.e th Wt'.6leya n ll6 In lhe pasl ha~ • Fttzs1mmons of the Whc;t l¥.c')' Be Jet.ter ot11ce I . ....r. Y an 8 r eu -snow now t1ps the mile-high Ishown much power ln tl 1 ~ ~;ames al 1for lheJr portion of th e Hom<"- ,h 1 6 . B bl Ph · M 11 ' - , -Ne"" Ymlr. are exPeCted htire the 1 5 ctushlng of Pittsburgh last wee.ot mountains surroundi ng this resort I d d I coming Banquet m 1:op1te of t h r1 , .... r tuo ta e- lpps 'xPitiful t:a~s ~ar ly part of t he week lo visit Mr. 1aye d 'II "he ••me will me,ely '"'' to h"" reflo Y P ~ l S year an seem to · · te~"n'e oomblnKtton Uncwt 1'1L· ( 'unnub' a l ( .. ~w.llw\ ~ :; ... ry Low temperatures have left a co'li · h.- hardest when they 81 .. t; ···jupJJilrt-.Jt strNtgth Th• JHI~.c 1 \\h(l keq )•, t1 ·~ mQUC'\ nnd Mrs C L Calvert. This being along the Rambl ers to another na- ering of white on Ma.rcy Wh1te!ace I rf'oo th Th ll ~lb That the contest Wi ll lJe worll· simmons, who once Wa.<; n C'J ... c.• uud cr lm; pllluw nnd tl.en ~tflys Mtu nagl! dot"sn l .n ( 1 •·alii\ Mr Smith's fir&t vl6it home IIOCC" 15 a nr u12 g:olnR miles to :;;ee Js the cont-ensl.;, Jockey, Malley began to !iho\lo• ht, ~tw,ol;j all n1q. 1 v.m·qu1g about not make coup les nu:.eJa iJi l btJt It s " 1912 Uonal championship . a nd the other Adirondack peaks l'f th lnB he score. 1 1 Be~:ause Notre Dame was expect · turnlng Lite mlndA of sports enthu~ 1 ~ :s ~hs t_~" ::-~;pep!} Y :lO- 10! experts throughout Ohio and true worth. He hit hil; ~;tlldt• e:uh gcllmg any tntelt,·~ t great help " A c Smll.h, Robert Stnlth and ed to have a simple ta&k m win · s lasts to the Third Olympic Winter I ceft e n e anu game liE! there Is no doubt but what It w111 In the spring. He has been piling up o 111 H lte te nlng a.t Pittsburgh, lllterest. turnel Oames to be sta.ged here !rom week when they tumcll In fun an -t ' draw the biggest crowd of th e sen winners Wlth real conslstcnc) Our O.n Vaud.evillot . s~:S~~ up ~t;rd~e:r~lgh~ J~lllabov: in the eaRt t.o the Yale-Dartmouttl Februa'ry 4 to 13, 1932. A new lm· over came a lrn.d tu beHt ~ ~orlh~: son. The fact that It Is t he Hom e Whf:n he had taken 445 mounb, T.lkt> It. Or Le:lve It Stage·hand-0\lda vray Is \\all- •Chester The ca.r belonsinB to figh t at New Hal'en, the Princeton- petus ha 5 been a:tven to the lames Miami foe Ohio on lhe oU.c1 hand. Cannlbnl.s are UIY fond uf swrll- lng <'uts!de for you Smith wa.s a complet.e wret::k. 1 Mi\]ley had earned sixty pllll ~ ut 1 11 b 1 Michigan game at Prlncetru1 and plans with receipt ot a letter this has lost but one ~a me ln. t~ree ~~f'~~t.s g~:~ 7~ th~ 1I :gal::::n~a~e~ i bracelets. Under Trainer .t'lLMim- heart tourists Th1• Pnlargl'd ;<~kull.s Actor- AU rlght tell her lll bP 1 G A Eleelateln 6nd sons &pent the New York Un he1s1ty·Oregon week from President Hoover In seasons a nd that gam~ to .a. pou e~- .... _1d , 11 1,..,. t h , i>arents of mu1 s ma.naHoement M~ . y wa.~ mak <.! twlc£' us m11ch noodle ~:.oup With her in a shake ' Sunday with GilQ Moore and tam' ful Big Ten opponent which ann! - many ~ es 0 c ·~ '~ d t 0 ~~ ,~ - - - - -- 1111' of Middleport b rawl ''' New Yo r k · which he says he w11l recommend of the students~ to the field Ol g 1ven r ree ..... l ac"Y~-' moun ~ Yale. Michigan and New York to the next session of Congress hilated Chicago. Thlli game was b ttl from outside sta bles. l1hrs wns r~ Wade Kimes and tam11 s :mt passage of a. resolutiOn · exemptini!: lost by the narrow m~>gm of ~, a e _ most sportive gesture on tht pall,. •Sunday v.1.th Guy Binger a~d fa-;,.... University look like the chmcea Dartmouth, humbled by Colum- foreign contet;tants and om.clals missed kl('ked goal afte! tJJuchctown of F!~z.slmmons an d his (.ffip 'o) e•s :11 the Lake Placid after the Buckeye:. had outpbQ: :)r. According to !'eport on Lon{; I yHonora ble Thomas J en klru; Kavl' bla In one of the se8J;On's bigges t coming to upsets, has one ol t.he weakes t sames, from WUill pa.ssport and their 1:1oosle r opponent'! through l tand, Malley Ls m line (0! a nell 1 a s hort talk to the C H 5 studautllo teams turned out a~ Hanover m til'~ vlaa requirements upon presenta- tht> greater.. pat t .~f tht" cc~tcst lf retamer through n~xt season una r'r , Wednesda afternoon. · · last five yeru·s. Yale und ou btedly Uon of the omcl&l Olympic identity hard luak BlueB cnu b;> .• m.Jg afI the management of F!tz:mnmous ' By DAVID p SI<..N'I'NE~{ Mr3 . ~ Wolf. Mrs A 0 Tqt1 While lhe · Sca.1dals wu ~ 111 vc1 wlll attempt to defeat tr .. green rna cards, whloh will be duly visaed ter ony. fQotbQ.JI ccnlests, L'<'l tamh 1 INS Dramatic '1.dttor 1tc ute d as u myliterv pia} tllcJ ·~ Ia tie e.nd ' children s nt Baturda chine with second st ringers. snvln<; v.ithout char.e. 1hl6 ww; the 11eal place rm lhc l UI'" Polo Gameo Played Several •f'• ,J~' J Jght, t·I:L ...:v l N S 1 r ne\'t'rthelP!;I:o 1111 awa uf pu.zzl~meut wlt l> M- Floyd Rldpe en"o''' > t r om a B o be a t r. t an d pnm I a:; II tm t It.s BLars f or more scnous afl!l.J rs. _ _ Y A F II _ Nf'>l Ym k o~ , <!'1--T ~~o·o htt.. • about the productwu munl·l> v.:hr Ml Firn Beegl e t the .. .....&oo 1 Two sensational <levclapm<'nls tl At Prlnqeton thm g.~ could not be MAN OF IRON fm Old to a Wlpnmg- ~tr~ak U1.nt. ear& go o owmg riders graduated Irom the appHil · nct•er nua dc 11 wo rld srr l.:s bu~ Gt·u 1Gtorge White t.h.e pro1uce1 and end ~lth Mrs r:el!~ n Brooks.....~ mOle md1go The tfllun Is bad and had ~:xtendect Into th1e, srns IllS F I 1 A "d I tlcc ran k.s thl!; :;ca.~oll Rle Hutc1t Whitt• and hi:;; Scanda l ~; and Mae I Lew Br<!Wll, 1U; lllu ~ ttllit , :,h uuld LonG Bottom O"lo ' h ,(S ~ h.oo,yJ, a a CCI en 1'-...-·x> Call•l••>t Knd F nl> lkl"... Mt>>>· Wrst with "Tile Constaut ~lnnr:l · s~mg ~ltlou~ly at et<.c h other 111 Llll' 1.. 'no'.'' worse a l(er a d c f eat by New Yor k , Oct . "1 • - INS - n. no;;ggle " , .,• In"" ' .L l "~t u>< '<> ~ lh, ... ,_ J k EJ hl· . Ute socond-rate Navy ele\ltm. The McNamara, the "Iron Man·• o1 bl· championship cahbre and the lt't -. . Id en Callahan wa~ discov ered (~ll o are com Jete! S<lll!;lled wtlh thd, loblo} un the OlJ{Illnl:" night ac se teln epent Friday &f~ AI:In Arbor aggregation may uot. be cycle raCh:lJ, has competed tn more1 down wh1 ch v:.•a.s cxperlenet·d by Wu;t Point, Oct 27- INS--· nl " nmch near s,u Anlon lo If cou ple own box~omc~ !;tatLSUcs I This 1111 xtu 1f' uf the culo.s at thl' ternoon ~lth B6bby Wooi. u~ to the usual hish standard of than 60 Bix-da.;v races, and he haslthl':m In thl' game with the Qur.t:n Army footballl'leven w:ts :xpt d'll ! of winters back T1uln ~1 Max Olt rUe sc of. 1 <'lclr ~ helgnt oi ~enera l hlppt!t::-..'> m 1•1 I Ro. C lilsd.steln and so_,.s spent hlgrm elevens buL 1t can hs.rdly won fourteen. ·He goes to the po.st City Bearr:at~. b~t wt•ck I~ re<ln v tod:::~.y to cr.lr)' out the I est of Its IHirsch w a s t h c dl.scv~~rcr whlc1h ~nve 1 bee;~~., lunn~l;~' 1 1 ~ 1 i.1h 1the !;Ucce~ful debut ~I lhc · produc· I El~d&~ ~!th M~ .... A dEi8eJ.,~.: ~ tnm one. once more, :&:ioverhber 8, In the Chi- the best thing th al could Jutvr I progmm. de~plle the dtJa~ uf Ca- Hirsch at that time wa;; maklng dmm the ' u<L two wctk• u 11 , : 1,1m , lH:. nut ~~ L t~en solved. aco ea.n. .. a n lcktng the Nyu-Oregon wluner 1cago Bt.adlum for another s lx-da7 1ha.pp1med to them lis no kam can det. Richllr.d B. Sheridan fmm ln-. hlS annual winter vts!L ~o hlb re - pair ~1 ~ho~ !,avt: rcgJ.~lc J ;.1 b.~.' Scmc say 1t was because Mr White I ~a:/~ ~~ R1oltf ~~liCls~ln •~ takes a little courage. The We6t· grJnd. IJO at top 1!pL1ffi throughout" ~:'11· /urle:~ received ln . t.he YRic r.o.rnt xas t.ome. He had hCP.I ' II r poJt ~ oi t 1 U•· ·-.: 1 1 •permltleL' the patrons to whistle C0 1 e b el u~e~~ .8U& t!an 0 tl, urn us ast - - - · - -- - - - - - - - " - - - - twas reported fma l decision may there being a Callahan t)[ly lu th' Its ~~Jcc~~P~a:v ~c unrJen>~~~~;{,\ ~ , t he wmd:-; of Mt Brown wn1ch had a_'_ __ ~~tOll a vote to tnken by mcm· nr lglliJOrhood and Ihut h~ .v~s a it Is~ revue tiL fm a ba.tl·headcd I bei!n duly wpyrlghled Olht·J ~ :f~ • · lifts of the ofDc 1a l good horseman Iiu sch 6 first king The ~tngl.'f<> not only lu;v c I!t had nut.hmg to do With art bu t tonder.•ed Pdpulalioa Golor· gl\mp!i\2 ~i' the youngster was most volcc,s but ca n :;In" V.ll h ~hem Th ~ 1wa.,. mell~ly u belilgment cxcnEJ.ngc 1 fhe ~ llio lllt•l"! Hf the l'ellti'UI Am..,_ Olher ~m~~~ 8 ~\~n;:a~~::.;~ ;~ P~~:~: dancer~> not {,Ill Y ha\ ~ lt:gs bul can 1 ~ve~ ~h~ btmet.alllc ~~t.•ttlon m lhf' 1 1cun fi'I•Uhllct!. !lnhll(lor, Is t11e mott on CadeLl! schedule a1e and il~orting· In (l. ll etr.~ to throw twinkle them And Ult JOkell 111 ' 1 ~.(' 1 10'' wuy mr.ne~ rna. 1 t hi c kl y populmed n&tlon In the Pittsburgh, Notte Dam~.Jn the Doy for a 1~. C<tl!Jb~.l::rttolr ~h~~~a ~ 5~C::~~~~i~a\~eut~.~~ . Outside of ' Johby ~lMIOm;tuttwns, : wt>:<!(:tn hemlf!•hP.re. AUhou.gh ooly York and Navy In New York ly S!ibdued the wild hor~r He whistling on th.• way out llkc a mu - 1 upstuge was Ru':ly Vallee who · allout lllJ !nrge tiS I he stult! M Mltr,. "D"'n'~'m,bt> r 12 Loulsann State pn did the job In such fmlLh cd .lyle slctil morou :l b a unlve.s.lv p rr:-~croo ned soft luliHbys anrl k( pt his Jnntl 1t llns 11 pupulutlnn of m1)f4 N0 7 and Urt>lnus on Novcm that Hirsch at oncr sig.tc 1 up lh(' fessOJ r{.Ct'!;Liy Jcmarked c~ucl'ru- a udJ encc vely much awake Hr n. bo Chlln illle ar~d OllP llfllt n11!llona, 21 are the minor gamn; un t he youngster 1 'I 1 • 1 1 1 dl schwlule yet unplayed Callahan nrnve:l ln N2w Ynk lllg.thc habit ol those v.ho whllitk . led. his ba11d with dtg_ntty "-lld c11s- tnnst Y ~ f>t;:l zn~o~:•pA~ ~~·~~ It WIU\ t'H!Jmated tha t If Lhe P1tl, · with a ten-ga llon hat that cnwrco • -· Notre Dnme and NtH')' games were] him llke a et rcw; Iem H -· ap tiUI· cauccllcd n loss of about SI,OOO,UOO 1 ed old for hl s years- JU ~ t f'nlcrn In would l.e Involved The He wore his bu lldugglng jnck~;: game m Nt!W Y01 k is His LroW>en w~re ~l ufled lulu lhl to be plnyed fo r the tmnefit of th-e tops of his boots He \liOIC, a; uncmplo~ed The es UmRI~:d l'efCipls 1nl!l.ll\' of th( b<Jvs or lite plal•1s til U:n t gam!' at·r about 1400.000 1a twent)'-dull nr hal. a pan· of $~ 5 It wa~ J)Cllll r(l ou t t(ltlay u P~lo boots. and allo ul SJ wr.th rf delh - I ~{.hf dutn cf lllc Army wH,; cum-lies But he p1o\'Cd a h:.usem.1.1 lx.u11 plr t"'i st;'!; va~r; il.\0:0 aftcl un Army to lcalhct He lm;; m a!t• e1:1,(i 11 play , ! WH ~ klllcd In a contesl. thl' Ill!!, kaMUC 011 !11" Wl~I C' IH 1pllllns, unlil'r l11e lJt'UIIIn~ sum; uf ANOTHER CON O'KELLEY the wcse rt yGu ng men olteu lnuk 1 I Boston, Oct. 27~ INS~CliJI 0 '· I older !.hull the~· I rall" oH" o:tl m~n Kelley h ish hcavy~elght nuw otte11 look youll!lt' l tlllll th. ~. 0 htln' t of this city Is the son really arc Bo}:s lll l {•I::I . qlli l·k co: QlfKelley one-time famous Old mrn 1rmain b(1j'S nHr1 f.ftY th lete flom the,Ementld I~le 0'- And Callahan l.t;tl~t ) ~Ill~ of tllt.:!IIOSL ~clley, Sr., personally attends to fashi onable of th e YC\u-.g::oz· Jl-:rkey~. t he training of hl 6 son li!JPC!lr.s 110 less thr~n tlu ee Y-.u . - - - - _, younger than whf'n he {.amr },\l. ',l .r;. to join out with his pr€sent fm~ rr' ployP.r He hfi.S ridden about 11\Cnty LAST NIGHT'S 1 wlnm:rs this year H1s pe1c~mage 1.~ 1n , 1tlcmal horae pilot. TbO\IIh he never tlad ridden • 1 wlnner until thhi .spring. Nertnef ~ t.oppe.d every eutem lidc, ~old and Both Teama Keyed To JOUQ&-bl ptl'(w.nta&t! credits, with e u·,·ohell For l •n avemue or 34. He rode 13 win· • nera in hill first 34. mounts-a re. 1 matkabl.e reoo:td fm~t JiJt . __ · j Nertney i6 a development of 1Tralner Bud Stotler , cond1ti0n.'!t Sai&more Stable Ol'er 11or the ·two years ugo. Stetler mformed th·! Bi1ureat Crowd Of Scaaon' Jntema~tonal New1 Servlce thal T 8 p F lliom'.! da)· Willie Ne1tne<y would 0 e resent Ot would turn out to be a star Jock:cy. Homecomina .1 he ycunBster .,.,w; scboole1 Ju boDlui and on the tnalning lrack. ol Mdgs County foulball fans who ...., .. .__..., ...... .,....~ ............ -- .. .. For Another CrowD After Hotel Chittenden ftloel MermljP tilt! ~ ~ ol tile l!l'oodftr oehool 01 er-t<wi' 1... -roup;::: $ '8 lOt..~ 16 1-fT, .......AC · I'M 'SoME YOU!1. CO'STUME! .. D PUN';ING , PAreAGOA\ • ••• •• Ct.A~eNCE" muN/\1·· ~'T'A Et.EVE;N ••• HE. l..OOKS l..IKE !JoiE (ilieEATEST PLJNTEF: IN YEA.'(l.Sf !<ICI<S "EM A Mu.J::! · . o Wll'~ Kin~ fc:aturn Synllieat!-, rrtl:.,IO.ut Ifomteen. 1 _ Frankie Munden. dJ~covc!'t'tl ll v Tram(r Undr Hem v MeDu,ud L~ In the employ of V1cto1· :Emunu ~ I ., DDrwood Btabie. The outf1t I~ Ill command of J P . !Sammy ) S m1th Elmttll formerly wHs a capHb lc steeplechase jockey Mun 'ien a Qau a-fl&n youngster i' a brother of W1! lie Munden, a tew )'fillS ago JRIC 1 the t.est jockey In '\merlca Wl wn Trainer McD&niN · disco.~·~ t· ~· WUl\c Mw1den, tht~ lad wns n b,• IJ hop In a Toro11 to held 1' 1:wk1 Munden Ia a t\Hmty pet l'c n t nct~·~ with twenty-nine wlnncu; out or 151 mount.!!. At Pa.rls~Jose Perez, Paris fly . weight, knocked out Frankie oe11 a. ro, N B. A. flyweigh t champiOn In the United States 121 At New York- Tom Heeney , Australla, and Giacomo Bergomas, Spain, drew (10) Bteve Hamas, tormer Penn State Athlete, knocked out George Smith New Jersey heavyweight !61 Ben Jeby. New York middle weight 1 knocked. out Trader Horn, Ridcewooct, N J, f61 Don Petrin, Newark hght heav.vweight kf'locked out Nick Palmer, · A. Robertson aud R Worknmn Brooklyn (lJ At Hartford, Conn. -Ear~ Mavs- with C. V Whltney; L Mct\t . tro, Chicago featherweigh t, defeat- and H . Thurber with Ocotg' 01un• 0 Ellis, wJth William Zlt'BlU J ed Mlkc · O'Dowd, Columbus 1101 Kick Chocolate, Culmn light- R. LP.lscbman ; Uncle M~tt.:k Gtu .l weight, knocked out Buck Oliva, undn contract Lo Josc;;ll E. Wn un New York (2t er; Jl'ather Blll Kelsa y with th At ~irmlnaham, Ala ~ Battling Wheatley SW.ble; L&.\'et ne F!l l t! Bozo, Birmingham heavywelabt, with coronel E R Bradley Jlllm defeated K. 0 Chrl&tne1. Akron, ny Malben and Cha!ll ~ Fi11Jipl ' 0. {10 ) with Commodore Wllhs f. hfl l r '! -K1 ' At Pittflburgh- Tug Ph Ill! p s, mer and firankle Callone. untlc1 I Cl1arle roi, Pa., welterweight, detea.~ (.Cntracl to t he Duxtc.n B.ctll(l'- I 1ed Billy Rose, Clncinnlltl fBI Clarence and M ~rnt t-<md th<'ll' I At Wbe~Un", W. Va -Prim~ putllc F.tablc. are among the wt I Utlaldo •. New York heavyweight. de craM e;[ the p!~skl11 \\ ho hnvl' te&ted Nick PoplcJ, Wheeling, f8l. showu conslst4!ntly good fonn At O~prlesf.oD . 8 . C.- Max Rosen the YEilr , ~oom. New Vorll:, ll!Wt heavyweight Ughtel' bnys ot ll'lll' ohampiop. deteatJ?:d · Rllll6 Rowsey, ot th r. w n a~ -: HunttngtOI}, W~ Va., OO J ;l~··,;;;,o..:J ,~ Cnmlll:.~~ d I h.· j ·At· Baltln\<rt&-->Sammy BjL1l:er New' York h'lid~leweii!H. scoteci a technica.J ka.yo over Joey Raymond 01Jtmtro ..1int c~.!y·~ ~rqs~lniJ ii~e: flalt.lmore . f31. the Badgr:ra 1wlU lui.~ t.o litQ,P ~01), At Rochester, N. Y.-Bammy f'ld pound hell: · W.o io,uth ler. Bopton lfjhtwelaht. kmltkeq put Mickey Bl~'~t Philadelphia '! :IJ. 1 : :At JfswUt·IC-Jop Glick, Now Yor)r: !'o'e!terwe:lght. dereated Jlmmfl ?hll H. J. 110 >. l llPf'.At.. l'flrmrdavtHc. Gh.lcago-Baxter Opbnes. Ok· lahoma l1eayywe1tt1:t, WOII decJslCin l over Oo~ O'KeJl)' ot lrelm~ UQI . I 'I CAPr. .A~D GtAA'r GUAraD oF '1RE S~ONG MUN~ FIGHT RESULTS I I I I I I ., I I l\~!~::j D~dta i w;;:nor~~~~;~! : . lttitk a. lifetimeojsmiat • Ycious asset. OUR heahh is your moot pre• Protect it with EU:C trio refrigeration. Perishable foods will be solely preserved foi it always maintaips the proper tetnperature to prevent the growth of bacterja. The termo fll'e e/.y•.:We WJ"!l ·in· stall an !!~Iii• ·rem.=btor lor as lillie as Stfl.QO 4nn' .,id ollow you 23 mootbo in w~icb ID pay for it• �fl£ f 'JOU want ce of The D ly 1 th Ull HA f I [ at ~ AreNot er ht d T p. 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