https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e456e0805a684f479acee54412081967.pdf e9ec4d9fb4b08e18b0dc3f98a5cd015d PDF Text Text ' 1 •' !SW[[l fHHDOM NRe~An~!rAJtore ~£~01CT IN f~VOH _ !~~:als~w DELAYED FOR TWO i,.~·~~~~~~~.~~~~~!~;~ 1 OF ~LAINTiff~ IS~;::::~~u:~.!:n oJ~~~ .s '' • • ·QUAt·JTY At Lower Priees TOPCOATS ' AND OVERCOATS - quality for the sake of priceappeal come to the olrl reliable New York Clothing llouse and sc lel't your coul , ..' , . l i- N A •) • ..... , I • 1' CHU&CH BCROOL 8B88JON Ha.D HIUIIt Cooeh R&J Pombam ,.... the diD• ntr 1ueet Wedneldi,J evtnlnl of -1. The Church Bcbool lllltltuc. Joe Rubin waa a. bua1neu -vialtor whieh wu held 1n the Bpllcopal church TueedaJ evenlnl wu a at Jackaon nunctay. Mrs. E. a . Harper or Tbomu very lntereattnc and a\ICOell!ful ......... READERS a NOTIC&-If you wMt. tJae Newo Otlice of Tho Daily TriiMme, caU 236-L; if the Buoin- Ollloe .uk for 202·R. FULL LEASED VOL. VI-NO. 40 lF IT'S N&WS IT'S JN THE DAILY TRIUUNI!l :WIRE • OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS P9MEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1931 o: - • • """'""I :f! 'NOTICE ce:vi~ ·' ~··"?·"" Letart Scltool Bus Case Heard wu b,-·-c ·__·c··,:cc. Ot.l .' ' .~ , t'1t.r( \ • ) Leavmg • Bus Gtr Is Struck By v· . I at . ) T Tueld&J. I ' .' Insurance adjusWrs 11rr!ved soon Rn. P . A. B't1ght of Junction Jl'ork who hu been an tnvalld fo;. -Miu Smith and Mlll Fender uf alter the fire and all ~ju.stmen t.s City f~ putor of 81m])3t)n M. aome t.1me L& DQL ao well at present Clnctnnatl apoke on Rellwtolll Edu~ Mrs. L. A. Parsell received word Governor White Could were made with the local com- Parenlr Of Man KiUed E. C!1ureh 1llll8 cantna on Jrlend& WeQr.eaday eveninl that her ststdl'· cation. De~pt.ee were preaent ' [· pany. Preparutlon.s are uudtr wu~ here ThU111day. ~ 0 from Athena, Lq]:a.n, NeOOnvUie No l SliD .--apera by the Ins urance CornpB.nles for In Coal Mine. Win Nr. and Mra . Rort.on sm1Lh or In-law lba. R . J . Runion of near and Oalllpolla. Dinner was served CoolvUie was operaied on Wktnes· After Wreck Appeal Heru.onvllle. N. Y.• who are vl-.tlng . remyvlnK the cnt1re sl.l.lck of u.,. _ __ Red Anchm· Department Btnrc to old frlendll tn MeJa:s counly were day In the ctt;y boapltal at Parkef8- at. the Elmhurst Tavern. bora and wu dob.\1 aa well as oould "" "'ttlem•nt harur, FOR PART OF MONEYvlsl"'" h,,.. W•dn.,doy. \ M& . WILLIAMSON DIPB.OVING MCCAR,L RELEASED 1Chicago. b@en made by the adju.sLers for th e I E. R. 'I1tus and l&mUy mo~ be expected. M1u Geneva Wlll1amaon and rtmoval of all Hoods to tne Wmu v j -Wednesday from the Bramlaa:e proMrs. l.&fe Wllllam&On went to . j Granted A. Comqenaation perty on Lincoln Hill t.o t he PowWhen Chief Executive City Parkersbure Wednesaay to visit Natulall y lh l:, means there W11l h I La noll pronarty on Ll 1 Hill Phil WllltamSOll who has been be no sale of burned or JRmaKCJ To Mot er- n · w ,~ nco n · Learno Man Still gc.uas lit tlw Rl!d Anchor but tnat Of Misses Anna Vaughn M"a "Cf'll<> 1... '" • conr tllere ,.,. the pe.st tive weekll. l'peJ repm-L In Prioon as soon a~ repairs ar c made to th·· 1ct1m ' Owens and Hilda. OhlinJ~er lefl h1m lmprovlr.a slowly aad It wUI btl bull dln~. u tww, clean , lrcsh stock t ThursdaY evf'ntng for Dayton whrP Columbus, 0., Oct. 29------lNS--- of Koocls w111 be placed on ti m 1 ThP Clct.ober term or thf! petl! they will attend a Uoachere meeL- Suffen Compwac:l Fracture at leut two week8 before he can be brourht home. Hbw the sweet lreedom promU;e-d 1shelves Md the stut-e will re -open jury, after hearing cviden~ in thr lnR and spen-t' the week emJ of Loft Lo1 aDd Ri1bt Charles McCarl, Mnsou City, w for bustnt'-M> a~ 11 It wf!re a new Ill - t:ase of Wyllis Hollingshead et al vs Mr. and Mrs. Charlu Rus'l t~c ~nt Thiab Fractured 1 Vll , escaped convict, was h eld II i- ~-~t~~~~~~:~~~~\~~!u~n~~ ~~~~ ~~~m:~ ;~~~r~~~u~tr~~~rd':"~m:!:r o~ ~~ys.:::; t~~lr ~=~~~~~ two days because Governor Gt.'{]l'k~ date or _ re-ope ning ot t.hls greaL plamtlt"s, late Wedneld.ay after· Smkh and dauRhter accompanied 'nl.~ eleven White Injured his arm In an auto- stort~, wtll be Jound m the colum n·• , uoon. them home Wl;'dne.sday lot· a !jlon (rtoblle accident nnd could not ~ lgn of thi8 paper. Juhn Hollmphead, a liOn fJf visit. """ Mr. and Jrlr&;;.,. ::: -~ the pardon was reveale·J lutlay. --- - Wyllls Hollln~.s head and wife, tl!t! J. C. Chue was a bu1lpeas visit- Portland, fracture of &~ filnlntllf/!. lnt he case, wa.s killed Ill or At HtmUngt.Qn Monday. ture of tWe 1 Risking his arm for a . ~ w .:o iL ok -~ the Lt!wll! mme 111 t Thoma& Fork in Pte1 Oe&rs, Mrs. Ma'l Meinhart .ii~,d'l;;·,,;,.a;. of the pen, the governor last nh~ht HJ2'1. At that tlme he ·was sup- and Hamid Hood w:>ut tfl Lona- D&viJJstruck al8o of Poo'tla.oO, •. A temporary o8ice· atrlxed his name to the C"JlllmutLt~portinlj: hls wife and one aon. Fol- strPtb Thursda~ to attend the runlion and tod-., Warden Preston 1~ lowing hts drath the commission r.l'lLI of Jack Oean an uncle oi afternoon. The yolinfl 1irl had alighted flllm 1 hao been lilt~ 1up at Thomas ot Ohio Penlt£ntlary ~av< ~, , gru.uted the compe~ation to the Fred Otars. a school bua, which was enroute the home of Jolull Loit· MoCarl a 110 bill Rnd Jicnt bl!ll Temporary Re_atraamn• w1fe ~:~nd lmm edlat.ely :~tarted payMr. and MriJ. W. A. Ba.xton moved trom the school with thf! children. der May be Granted ments. About one year later, how - ffom the Lu.c;t home to the Rehm home. ' wiler for the conveniMcCarl's J)ftrdon was J'Cad~· lclr eve!.", the wide died and t.he qucs- Drr.f)E'rty on West Main St., Thur8- She walked into the path nt the Davis car whtch failed to stoP. Dr. ence of patrons of the 1 ~ '!lignlng before t hL gm ct n ~!l Next Monday tlun came before the commission as day. Jamta Philson Yr"U swmnoned but left tor hi.i ill· fated trip to T ul ~d c lu whom the remainder of the Mrs. Mary Luelr ~ ~D" nt Wf':d li'!S Red Anchor Depart· Tuesday. rfpv with her brother :r,l:. an·! M1'11 whtn tlle ext-ent of the Injuries 1 The CII.J:>e of E. R. No rr\.~ against. a ward should be s.a.ld. 1 were Jeamrd alle was taken to the meat Store C0111pany. When t he gover nor returnrd tc thE' Board nf EducatiOn of ~La;l As Mr::~ Bw-ns, aged mother oi PhHlp Mt!ier. Holaer h011pltal. ColurnbLUL, his collarbone fractured township ami w 0 H11.nULZ wu:; Mrs Hulllngt;head was living with ------------~ · Billa may .be paid at Davl8 Is said to have admitted In an accident at FlwJlay . he was up TliuJ:,day l.wfm c the Comt Jt her dnughter nnd grand~n at that. ~ ·-· his failure to stop behlld the but. not h1 condition to sign Ills mun:- Common Pleas upon a motion to lime, Lhe commission made the de- taln their decision In ravor or Mrs. . thia place. The adclresa for fear or additiOna ll y inj ml11 g his gran t a t.e mponu·y restraining or- cls lon to pay her the remainder of Burn1. The attorney ror Wyllls aB 18 required by law, an::l !lccord· io 225 Eaot Second arm. tier R.iO.ilu;t we bua.ro ol }';auc.L~Lon the coffl pensatLon. Soon alter how Holllngshelld et al filed an appeal lnB to local county oftklals, hM Notified that M cCar l li:ul ll 1JI from pay1!1g BarnlL:t. for t.rt~n:mor- Clll'l". IVh. and Mrs. Wyllls Hollings brlnBfng the case before a jut'V . made arra.n1ements with the MtdStreet. bun released, the i!:ll\ll'l"lilll" h~t tatmn of the ~chLK)l dJIIf\rt>n und htarl parents of John , tiled {1. petl- Evidence taken In former hearlng.1 dlell'wart famiJy to PI'J all dam~es . nil,(ht ofrefi'.Jd to .'lign the p&.rc'\on W o Bmmtz fwrn recei\ll!lg pu y !or tiou w!Lll the commi&Sion stating- Wftll read to the jurors to give them THE RED ANCH9K CLASS PAI.'I'Y with his ll'ft huud, 11 Pel·es.<..tu.v , l:lu t :>aid transpot·ta.Uon or perfouning Lh t· Jr.c..ney wa s due them bf!cause proper infonnatlon In the case. DEPARTMENT upon experlm<" ntLns. rr,und he wus the work, a.ud after conslderaUo:1 at the time of Jonn·g death they Pleas were heard In the CBSe and The members o1 tne able to wrlltJ wlth his nght hand. of the matter by t.he Comt it was Wl' l e dependent upon him for sup- the jury retired to the Jury room vester claas ni the STORE ki{Jeed between t.he parties throug n JJOL" l. about 3:00 p. m . 'l'he verdict tn church, and Invited g:unt& 'their at.t.orneys that n temporaL y The romnlilmion gave the case ~ favor of the plnintif!s was returne.i a Halloween party at the ll~sllalniug m dcr woultJ be grantl•tl hrarlng and decided that they sus- shortly after. •parlors Wednesday even!Jlg. ~~~~~~...~~~;_;:;~ unl.:ss ali PIULiCll by M ouday, Nuv . - - ----- -- -·----- - - - - - - -- - - --'-- -- - -- -~ 2nd, agree upon a dettnltt call)' ..,. ...,,..,..... . .......,...,..,,11111111111101111011111mtlllml"'"ii*IIIIIIIIIOIIIIOIID=t=.,.IISIIIIIIIUI.,.IIIIU11UIIIIIIOIIIIIII date fOI ll final· heuring of 1hi s tt·nt:nnnm:uuuuunnmumuamumt.. 11110111101111 IIIUIUIIUUUUIUmllllll'l'I 1 11,1 UIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.IdliiiiU"IIIIIIIIIItiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJI11 ~ cuse LlJlOU ltn mrrita. I tha~ a OU~ BY MISH~~ ri~1:::c~!.'r:,h:::~~~lO~N O . BY. JURY ~·~m·Th=.r;t:..~~~~ / j ·::.::==--- .Topcoat IFhasn'twant been cheapened ir. you B . K. tJpplntotl, wnt t.o OOlum· l:u. Wtdnlldaf OD a lhOn btainal Vlp. Mrs. Peul Bylell an4 LucWt Radford W~tre villlton a&. Columbul KRID$llla Temple PyUrlan Sisters Jolul and Te<l .. ' .. MEN'S SUITS NEW fabric H, new . ,," patte rn~:~ , new 1-llyle tl etails, just 'I " " '"' in. Th ey 're smn1't for huRi· ne~ s or dreRs wear. Th1 '.v're c~xcPptinnal vul!w." nt • • Aga1n • ComiUISiiOD Made Defendant In STYLE PARK HATS "The best $5 Hat in America" ... . ... . '1?• . . • 1 • . We t Glvi ~: & H. Green li_i Sta~e" I r t;. ifhe Store For Men .o\nd Boyo ' '' $5 fi Local Girls Win I Honors at School Compenaation Case of Henry Cade, Miner Alleeeclly Injured Another case, naming the Industrial Commission ol Ohio as the deff'!ndants, has been filed In the common pleas court here by IJenry Cade, as an appeal from u n•cent decision ot the commission. Cade claims according to the pc. tltlon filed here, that he was formerly an employee or the Red Bid Ooal company and that on October 30, 1929, he was overcome with bad air In the mine. AB a result of tht! Injuries mcurred from th e m 1ue ulr, oa.de clalm8 that he has :.thee sutrered wlth lung trouble, heart trouble, a poorJy nourished body, that his clrculatJon ha.'l bet!n bad causlng 1068 of appetite, and thr~ t he has 'beeh a total physlool wrec!( unable to do any manual labor. On September 28, 1931, the comM miHslon heard the case of Henry Cade nnd atter deliberating the evidence brought forth , • ~d a dccu;lon that the compensu.tlon be !llsallowed . Cade asks the l.'O mmon plllQS court and a. jury . !.o reeonslder his case n.nd as~ u~a l he be nllowed to par!Jcipnt.e in the funds of the Industrial Commlsslon with other neee~~.'IUry relleL Mines Keehne and Schaefer Win Recognition for Mu•ical Ahilily 'J'wn local l'Oung ladles, pruduc1• .,; of the PotUCJOY High school , ha.v.· 1 1 been signall y houorcd at the University at Athens They are Mllll' Emmy Lou Ke ehne , duughLer or Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Keehne e nd Miss ~[elen K. f Schucter, di'ughLet of Mr .and 1\/h ,;. l . A. BchaHer. liave been selected fOil' i~1~~:~~~;~')u the llotwrary muslBllfma Alpha rota and fo r women. a member or l.h rt choir , the Melhv · the Women ','! Ol e~ also a member of Chl Omt!ga society sorority. Helen Is H member of the Sch00! , Music Clui.J, !~ pmnlst for the Wo- 1 m en '11 Glee l"lub and Is n member! of the PI Beta Phi social rrororit.y. 1 Membersh ip to Ul.e Slgmu Alph3 society is by in\IILutlon only Is extended only to studPn t.-: •:~~·~~~,;_o~uts~ ta;nding obilll.y in 1\lld musical !.alent Oh1oj '. j ' NUT OLEO 2 Poun<lR F'or .... .. . . ... . --- ' ChariP.S Russell, son or ML'. null Mrs. Theron Rus ~E'll . t'nll·r<::uo , about twenty-five of hiS YOIIIl!( friends at the home of his pnrtJnts I, ;l t.ll l~ uttt•rnu t day .. Adjustments have been made by the Insurance Company disposing of the entire stock of the Red Anchor 'Department Store Company, which suffered 80 heavily in the recent disastrous conflagration. · ' ' The Adjusting Com~riies have decided to move the entire' stOck from the Red Anchor building and ship it to Chicago. For that reason there, necessarily, will be no.Fire Sale. The work of rehabiliQ1tion is now going on and announcements,of a re-opening of this store with new fixtures and an entire new stock of goods will be made from time tO time. Watch this newspaper for news ahout the reopening of the ~:vening. • I I White Loaf Per Saek ....... . TOMATOES 3 Cans For ...... . .... . 'CREAM OF . ., · ,. . '4~c ll: ' ••• ! • ' :!.'~ . • • ~ •' '· ~ ~arg;~ BurlCh.;' . :·'·. . •.,,,:.. .. , ·l ~ · . ," . · ''\ ' I • • 25c 22C HOSTESS LARGE POUND BAR OF SOAP 4 Bars For . ... .... ... . Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum e nt ;• J· t au;~\ 1 bridge club .- at her home 0:1 '04ary-Stcw;;.';d~;ncf1ay rvenlnrr •v was !JUest of Mls5 Marguerite Meytr '""'~.;;,- tl1c club prize for lltqh and Mrs. Stevens tl:e guest Dainty refreshmeuls w;on• bv the hostess. •f,; 7 Day, Pound ; .. . • . ' . .... . , 4 Pounds For . . ......... . CORN 3 Cans For ........... . ' IOc ~- •.. ·1 i " . FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE Per .Pound 25C. ...... .... .. Sc PALMOLIVE SOAP 19c ;!a~~ .......... 2:::;: 25c ARROW SO,AP Large Package· ...... . KRAUT CABBAGE Per 100 Pounds .. . .. . .. $1.45 23c FRANKfURTERS ~!o~~d~. . . . . . . . 2lc 25c WHEAT Per Large Package, . . . . . . . . -· ... -- 45c Sc For ..... . Smith, Hc·r b Gilf''S , i\It··, Bo~lah EWillK, Mrs. Cad'lie W1 ck · Mary Ellen Wickham Karr and Miss OertrUt l" atl.cndt'c'\ a telephone meP t held at Jackson Wednesday. 19c SEEDLESS RAISINS 15 oz. Package For ............· ,SWEET POTATOES · ·6' Pounds . . . . For . . . . . . ... . . . , 19c· lie 22c • THESE PRICES ARE FOR .CASH ONLY Senator Bhnhan nnd son Chester Thomns Sayre Jr. made a b~<.lne;;, trip through Wcl't VlrIMt wet'lr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett llllvs of Chester SPf'il l Sundny with honw YANIHNG . Pomeroy 11 Stores ·Middleport .lames Wll.~on Ji. of Portsmouth Sunday wnh his porents, Mt· Wilson. J~Furc.,;;; lMr a nd Mr!>. L. c I""lrtM•e dau~~:hter Mnro.llne uf vl!'.lted M L. Furbrl'.' I Suudl\y WILL NOT ' f olh and son and and Pranels Margaret Salser SUICIDES ENGLISH BREA\KF AST BACON Per Pound ......... . MILK Large Cans 3For ..... . .. .. . i Grent Bend Furhee !Lpent Prollltt. Per . ' J>ound NEW NAVY BEANS TURNIPS 2 Pounds Sunday. ~ E . P Shahan 1100 Mr. and ...• .- 24c FLOUR • ATTF.ND ME.: TJNG BRIDGE 25c .1:'·1 Ji.'' , <;R~~\'t1E~~ ~~TTEI( .' , ~1:" -i··~~ ·1 ""'a, , ,... .t~! ~l: .r-~~ COFFEE Per Peck u•,enuc here WPdnt>s- The house was beaut1fult:v cie comll'd with nn appmpriate color 1:mh ~me deJllctlnl( u H•Lllowt>t'H ' f••ct Games and dancing furnished th e rll\ler sJ011 of the e,·ml lng·, en . krlnlnmPut which wiLl! rollowe<l bv most delicious refrl'slun!'uts. \ POTATOES .. Halloween Party At Russell Home '· '' i. I II} ; I I Muoar'a Groce..,. ...•• . . .... .....•... Phcme li2·L Sehwe..,..., & Roedel. , .... . ........ ...._ 347-L Ewin11'1 Cub ~I'J. , , ............ Pboae· 133·L Epple Groce..,. ...... . .............. Pl!ofte 11511 Guth & Whitlock .................. Plo,.. 317-L Fu11ate Groe.,.,. ............. , .. : ... Phone Ull•R • White'• Stol;ee •..••. , ...•... . •...•. PhOM 213-L C. 0. Fioher Mar)let. , . . . . . ...•.... Ph""" 241-L 'the Bl1 3 c.-.,., Middlopport ....... : Phone 99-L N - B-, ~. Phone ~·L J. N. Ratlall""' ' - Co,. .......•... Rutland, Ohio s,........,, ...... . , '· ;.':- - · · - ' • iL .' • 1JTEATHER FORECASTshowers tonta:ht: Saturday cloud.J. en in !forth pol1.lon ; al18htly eooler ln f'Ut portion ton111Ch t. SERVICE flY CARR!Eil LG Ct::NT~ lly m1ll y•r - lt.O(I PRICI!l-SUNDAY 6 CJ!iN1" �• • • ~ ' ' ' DAU,T TRIBUNI!:, POI.IZROT, ' f I'RIDA Y, OOTOQ£1! 30, 1111 01110 Hartford They J)on't Mix Well ., ' OCJ'OBJ!B 110, IHI JlwmAT, , ...... 0 · " 0. ,, Middleport ._ ~"-- ~ ~r;.; ..m':n~~ ':.:.':r~.-:~."= LOCAL ·MERCHANTS ARRANGE TOI"""'"':l!l:-:;:.: ~ ..;~~.~ 1 ,.:u. ~ ~..tr ~ ~~~~~~~~ r:~low~or: S::.~ \HAVE BIG HALWWEEN CARNJV ~..!!"' ::!t ~ ;.::,'!"~=-~:~ ~ •I , I N ews Ed•JIQQ I -·'-...::..::!:..:=.::~~~-----==========- I H•V[ orrl ~~:~~r~:~E~:;~ :~~.~:·k:pi:~~~o:!. ~~ =IM=7;:i-~=~= E. l~ WMit A=:u:r:: \::,d~UH:e:onlt~~: [ H IAIDnNr vv nu () lJ~'ON~"EPTION u Vol rns I 1 Vir.nwia Grer1 PBO:NJ: NS-L Ends, But .t\id Vets Goes Ou lona ......., .....,.......... Wt eWDd Lewil Hudlun O¥ft v.e power ftl41.Chinea an aOO n~ In t he mop . of At one tim• ':e one J OUmm-t after Cor &tate Rid • Thla ma)' be t.he eV4:nlnl • talDed by lcYYinl an adcUtlooaJ tax \ The aaaoctation made er~. wm be Uned up •nd parad:- l for .everal yetn and we an- ed before 1M Judl:ea 11t.llnd Thoe'! 1very much io lc:.e them from our WITunIT; TH1XNO H·ItJ~"HEH- ~~:~:::=~a~:r~~:~e:;lrs~~:z~::=te~w:!t:~~~ =e:wt~~tr:?.::hhEl~, =~th~'i::: CONN[rlro 1.1 [ te· 1 U ed 8 mi)IB levy Then wby not an vbt.e ~~~r;.~r:t~~~ ~~ ~O:eto~ld ·~ ukcd to be their tunnleat, and Kr and Mrl. AIYie Ortmn an.1 tba.e dep1etlnc aome cllarlltter •d.aurhtn- or Rutland •pmt. Bunda)' lha.ll be aak.ed to do 110me very ane here with Yn. Haney Beall actblr, durin& the rran41 pe:nde Mr and Mr.. Lon Cuater and The Jtldp;l IWIU plci t.h. belt. children ot Pc:lmeroy apent. 8UDIIQ ...,.. b wtlb be dre&led lady and the beat idralled ere r ~rente, Jlr. and man and both WUI be llftRIJ.ttd Mn A C. Price with $5.00 cub awards each. doPatMr and Mn .Joe ft1ee and 8 explain many millundenlandlnp and cltoar up mlsronceptlom which .m~~ouy PDYI the operatlng e'pellB(!s of OW' \ ~en" e~:ry~~~;;npl::,. ~!e:h:':~ ~ by ~- B~A M1en'1 ~- :uc:ter =tb~lelda~'"~! ~~: :.cn oo i!; ld ,_ tb b on u...:: m-• com ca ..... ~llllll!'d Y e.-e ..... .,...\C.- ~ 1 bl k 18 I ~al votert llff haborin 1 aC this time oc 50 ..... e lahest. bidder lady and the'\ moat. comical drtale<i at. tbe home of hla parents Mr and In exchan1e fer script which iS man WlU receive t2.!0 eat.h. u a Mrs C J Prlce. 1given for cas h purcha.ses BRIDGE HOSTER!' prlr.e, and the n101t. eamtcal cb'eas- 1 A Ill. Price v1aUed L. C Eaton ot Th() follo\\1ng racts sho uld bf' wh ich Is 10 pay the t own s pmt lcn 1 Mrs Walter Harrl.s m tertaln!dl The &:ala carnival affair , Satur- ed. glrllnd l:tly under ttm yean of Bandy 8unda7 ' considered b y the l'lectoratr of or l't"(!Cting t he building ald th( the members of her brkill:e cl~D at~)'. wlll be started w1th one ,:,t wlll receive 1200 In cash Bert. Wheakl.on mack a Mld~leport b \ otmg on the $6000 remaining 12,000 is fer seats fOJ ~ hom~ on Second Avenue, burs ~h:sem"a~~tl~: a~~~ c~tt:: thThen promptly at. nine .O'Cilotk, trip to ParkenbUill B&t.urday b•mti Issue. at ne"t T ue&<ht.y'l:i this bulldlnJ1 and for man ua l ttam- I ay f'venR~: t H lo d ...... village Merchan~ to the atnOWI~ I r'TChuckdaWinegar and HI& Kfnlll Mr and Mn. Ralph MeDI.de lectlon l fng equipmen t Mrs Ovd arr an _.., I i I 100 I o empo nee orcbeatra will &I· ehUdren spent. Saturday nllbt e ' 1 Ja 1.~es Ha rJu were t he rec i"Vt l'lts 0 wll be oontrtbuted by ihe semble on the street. between M1U Bunda be wttb h q The state r~quired that eve r) fl rst With more than 200 pupils In th e u! the club prizes tor hla:h scorf Imercha.ntt~ aMOCiation to be ctven and Coal wit.h some or the mo.t up. and : 8 camer paren ~rade high .l:.ch ool ha ve a n a udlt o _ high ~~<:hool they hav e no place ret un d Mrs Ferd Ha wkblll re«'lved I lO the people In excha.nge for the to dllte dance muaie for the Oilj: 11 ~·01 Man h .. lu m e nd nmnaslum I assembly €Xcept thi! buUd tntl.. but the guest prize ' script Recently, cotree sold tor feature o! the a street tern b d.a c es It further offered to ! unJ ish 1tt cannot be used for t h at pmp< ~e At lhe close • or the deUghtful 113 00 per pound, a sUk umbrella dance which \\W be free er&nd Ulb~ l(n, l much the great€r am.oL.n t D( t hr until chall s are provi1ed ! eve ning spen t in ca rd playlnl de- 1brough t S'15.00 ,potatoes were 110ld 1tor t.h011e who attend the to IJ"&~el then new ' ThiS building 18 now Ill d a1 h use Hciot.s retn.shmc n ts v.ere served by the peck for 110 00 and llti.OO, .l , whether 1n costume or not road moml.nl cost. or eleetln~ such tt bmld lnt; but the Board or l!:ducatlon must ac~ loJr ph viSlcal educatio n an d ba nco by lhe hosWI!l! ~ mirrgr medicine ca.bb'iet wu handP'Uil for the )'OUJll 11nd old PaUl and Dale Bro~q c-ept their offer at t h e t tmc ll \I ll ' mstt uctlan Le.ter It ~lll be l i SO"~d __ edlddown tor *8800. a live chicken tlon every minute of the ' a bualnell strip to Parker»made for bas ketba ll and whe n supp ltt'll Mr and Mrs A~th ur BOiCe left 80 for nearly SMIOO Exhorbitaot from slx o"clook until eleven Monda)' The offer was accepted, th e- build- with chairs It will be used CCir as - fO I Cc.lumbus Friday nwrnmt~ to ~!~~:· yu,t but It was aU given In or even later, wm be had here and Mta. HarTl' Pickem and ing fr ected an d the B oa t d ts now ~lnbl1es and other sc h CJol acth lttcs peno the day m: k:l ngeth or the auction script urd&y. Vlsii.Cirs from oeil}lborlna chllmD of Reednllle spep~ SJ.IO: » Hk jnr: th P. vo fl•rs to conflt m their A portion of thts oond t!;S.\1€ 1s to 1.s MIS Gusta Rubles left. Friday ror th~~ho ~u m~rchandlse free to towns and Clttes will be welcome to day here wtth her mother, lbs action by supplying the necessar,J furnish ad ditional e 4 u 1pment. f tJJ I Bell w va , where Bhe will visit., sale will hi'! !ta~te~~~:ilflport The attend tha Halloween eelebretlon M ..lotle Hendenon. fu11ds b~ th is l:mnd Lii8Ue, $4 000 of manu 11 I tralnlnl At. ~he pr esent for several weelul with relative~; and concert by th A t.h a band aa pleot,v of enjoyable momenta wm WlWe OorneU retllnl@d home, - - - - - - ___ _ - - - -- - -- band fl" mer1can Lesion be presented by t.he Middleport after a weeklt yjajt wUb rel&tlva - - - -- - Bulipeu Min s A8BOC1atten at New Brlpltcm The Ladlel Aid ....... wlll .... "MASKED" PARTY aoclal and Ht.lloweea pe.rt.y ln A masquerade part:v waa held ehun:h buement. Prllia.)' even~ 1 hursday evenin at the Baptbt Nov 30 Everyone come &Dd chuah by the Intermedla.te B y lbe P U About thirty members were prEU~ent to enjoy the evening spent in playing prize winning game! After the awarding o:f the prizes retreshmenbl were served b~ tbta levy tar bonda when it. wm auction sa111!s tor the benefit ot _ Iquin t hat much less ln W'1e 1enetal those who buy 1 Mlddl rt nd EDITOR'S NO fund levy to secure state aid" a,nd ~n epo a TE The followln1 artlde ~overinx Lhe loul school , t h cl& Jl be ld lth rea:: ve tor each dollar ex~ded, j us our 00n WI pa w yut &Ctlpt. with the &arne valo& att.ach Jilt.uUon pruposed bond kllue and expenses eon~ted with u, baa been any lncreued taxation' Inth18 way This acrlpt ta 88 ed b th. ~ we can build up OW' schOol plant v f ~ prepared h.T .\. W. M( Kay, superintendent of th" local sehools. It will With our local levy while the .sta te p~chasers 1 ~ week to week and I 1 I ---_ ---. ___. WE. ~8 children, read the •tory of Robinson Cru'£JERE'S a ouporh ...,. -- w ,only 'a atQI.'IY and no such privations and experlenceH cou d occur ip this day and age But as we today read the. pews 'atspatcheH we find that Times have changed little ~pd that 'l'r~th, as 1! was in the days of 111"11' BIIO, wheu the oayintt wlui first drafted, is still stran11er than Flctwu.! •j Was '•1! nnt but a few days ago t llat t hree men wert 1' ·~ .. ' fou!\d marooned on a lonely, uninhabited island m tbe Pa-l cjft~ ocean, after !hair wrecked boat and 11art of theh ca pinll' outfit, was discovered by a group sailing a pleaour r~acht. A vessel of the U. S Navy made the rescue aftCr the yachting party made thefr ' dlscoyery known. 'i.'llnci<Jt \h• liandlcap of heavy ~eas and In a ctrtvi,Ng · the tnree cast-a-wa'ys were bro.~ght aboarcj the •hlp, cl••t: onlly Jp loin cloths, as were the savar•• of y~oter in this country. Thblr clbtpes, In the lllore thlin 'ix ol enfor~ed exile, had been reUuced to tRrteJ.I )>Y tho~1veatMer '!'hell sitbt!i~j~e4'' oli wild Pllf•• <ll,coa\Ju~, a,nd frui't. ~M~~~ island. ' ' 'I · tl(e~'l! after being wrecked i~ i!t'o\'11' .1)~st ' tl;ln ~In an aged to escape anil 'wl 8\y' '!he it, .fioplrtflno dou~t that 'ooner or I~ 'l!l'ijo woqld .un<l··..t• th\\Yj were. There1n~Y'Q.• n~ !fi~t,l'•li!liMlitl ~ It lk certain that it teaches ~~~H~~~Iual, al· unbfl•e·~~tt event. happen today •• t!!tli>H 'ill til~ of o'ur jreat table writers and that, altlr 'a ', Truth o}i'•••r~r \.h~h fiction. .. . ., t ~-- ll - - - --- - lUbe General Eloctrio Auperheterodyne with DeW, important engineering refine• ments., housed in a beautiful walnut cabinet of clueical design- and prtced at ouly $164.50, including tube&! .. - -- - - At Beggar's Court Martm heard the same clock stnke1 a§ he stole throtigll the gathenng dusk towards the boathou~. plamly the prey of nervous. uneuy fears, though he tried to assure himsCllf that t-.h.rt-ell and Sant could not poss1bly dream that he Wl\9 plannmg to betray them Yet once or twu~e that clay he had thougltl he saw suSPICIOn m thetr eyes, to make Jum feel it would be a rehef to be nfely away from Beggar's Court. Th~ mere thought of facing Martell, d Martell had an mklmg Gl bi g intention, made Mart1n sluver. More than once he Jookoed furttvely round, hstemng mt~ntly, But tbe ground~ seemed utterly dc~crted He shpped •nto the dm1 shadow of the !Joatho11Se. And then Martin gave 11 st.:.tden ~ttped scream: In the darkne~s two wa1bng. hand9 had gnpp ed h1m frdm bcf1111d H1 s capwr, as he struggh:d vamly.~ was JnvJ sJbl e, but he knew that voice of deadly stlky Intenstty that whispered: '1J ust off to keep the appomtment vou ma.de by telephone, are you, Martial Six o'clock, wasn't it-and ,you were to go bJ water, because 1t would ~ safer, to tell everything to the other sJdc, eh, Martmr You da(nned trattorl I'm afratd you may be late for your appomtment" Martm's desperate coovulstve $lruggln weakened, eeased. Some tlung had been pre!lsed over his mouth and nostril! wh1le hts arms were pmtJcd, somdhmg wtth il s1ckly BUITocatmg odor . . . that dozens of woe-test au• diences have voted superior to competiog eete. Come in aod hear it-aod "'Belien : your own eanl'' . Other G-E eeUP'l.SO up. ~ 1'1'-WII NElWS emanuting from the TAMPA "The Conve~ient Center" of • FLORIDA uThe Pl11Y8'round of Amer&ca" * ••• Half~past 6. Shll ng srgn of Mart1n, :u the three men WlUted by the es tuary at the foot of the garden at Manorwayt The tLde wat running nnftly out ( to sea, deep in shadow between Jts 'wtde bank!, with the hght of a young moon break1ng only occauonally out of an overcast sky of ragged dr1hing clouds to glram on the turbtd eddy· mg w~ten. "Half pagt iS. I wonderlf he'tcoming?" sa1d Haste nnpatiently Then suddenly, a rtunute later: "My God I What's that? Did 1 ou see it?" Out in the atream a dark object was , being carried dotm by the tide lhat a momentary gleaJU of moonhght had p1cked out from the shadow!. For a startled instant Haste ~ould almost ban persuaded him· fl~lf that jt was a white drowned face ••. then almost with his cry the moonlight faded out and the shad~ l ••till' W*• 'J<\]111'&'8 j.AROJST UOTF.L ' ''Qii'fiCI~L A,AA ,• waul~ 'I'IP tile ivlli'ii of oupporllnll ltolll' ~o11th who il" coHon farl!itl'l! <lp the Ml~clle .ut •.-. :'"\.!lin olMRllli!lr•!~rinl 1 -.-----'lillnjl rl,ht now; we ~*diP •~pranoa. Clifton "'"· ' 1 l.l'rl Hnman Bailey a.M ehlldretl ,, I And then Martin p...-a • auddett atiW ICrelllt. In the ,. . . _ twO waiting bud• had aripped bim from behind. IUvea. ,~:~: ~~~~1!~;:-~=looking u for- ~r can look, ,,. roadeide not tbe ~tel of 8eapr's CourL two li.te vcc:upanb, one wa1 25C5C 2Sc 25C FRE~Hp~~~~ .BRAINS. . . . . . . 25C NICE ROAST PORK 12% Sweet and Tender C NICE FRESH SIDE PORK 12\1"·1: Can you beatit . ..... PORK CHOPS, Nice lean 29 Shoulder, 2 Pounds C LAMB CHOPS 25C Very Fine, 2 Pounds '· LAM:o!~~~- 10~ ... ..... 9%C ISC US.E Mr aM Mrs T S Jlerridie o! Oalllpolts were visiting Middleport fTienda 'l'hursday II Don't fqrret the Bie Dinner (Chicken or Rout Pork) to be served 'by the Pork) to be served by tbe Bethany Church Ladies on Electiou. Day, Novem· ber 3, Price 50 cents. : feverishly busy w1tb & spanner under "M'art1n't wifel"' he wbiaperell .. the lifte.d bonn.et, whilst the. otb~r Haste. offered 1mpracttcable apgge!tiona Ul H'aate v•ul~d. abru'p_tft.1With a ae... a tone of gloo~y eusperatioo. A turo to the ottierl. 1'be lut thin1 he church clock chrmed half-past !), d~ed. waa ~t Wra. :Wartfa 11hould. canter tlle l~ormatioa at Belllr't ACTION Court that tfte bad Hen thtm. at tb• HEIGHTS-PT. PLEASANT At Beggar's Court a'teftUGUS ac- pteli But, Just then the ~ ROUTE I tlv•hes were in progress. ~hort11 glan«d bfclf. to recoanlk~ JIM: She after 9 a lorry hrioglq a wtadlau came quic:ldy toward• him Wit~ • with tteel cables aa4 Oth6r tackle white, desp,_to fa«. out bit had. turne~ i• at the ptea; and u"'e. • J .. c·c:· workmen were bOW bu.ty by the ADd :Ia1te IWORI beaeatli bll \iled~.iO.::i hght of flara eluria1 awaJ the bre'ath at thi1 adTertlsemeat o( their heavy fragmenu of fallen maiODI"J preaence to'aa7 poNible watcher• ill that chgked tha doot of the n~lt. the arouad1. At the clock ~eel the haU..bour 1..1h. ~WJntetl ~ juat found lnspectoi Haite 'camel up tbf road 1n1 P.OOf' hu•bamt cltchnaedt"' 1bo with Jim and Bill Gr~1011. Hi had broke out wUdlJ. ..He wa1 tlb1l '--·-:-;:'--:--· been in no great hUtr)' to"follow the from tile watercJ~J~t beyoad tha fh.. workmen upoa the acene. allu:c it ~d: ' thcf; doctor thjaks tt wu ! ~:~''',::"''",.as quite ce~ thai DOt 'uotU they not aeeideatal, his death! Oh, he wa. were through with their job and had mufdered-1 know he was mur• gone would MarteU '1nd Sant b• deredl" l EASY PAYMENTS Cl}"ing I lfartia t;:deJtall , WhicJ. ·. home '' dud~ hia dfll,th DQt"" ~~r~~i~~:~~~~1 stariuoa enough arin far the three' m.en. So that waa why he hadlfl:iled to tara up a.t 1i[~QOtW&Jil toitfgh~ "I am terribly .,.0 try tb !tear tt.• Jim. ,aatd ~ wkb pi'" in hh voice. Altnclat actols his worda cu~ a awi(f; ~stion: "lim hu ba d •w•,..a., 1 o Willi to 1«1 tou at \ 6. · Yr. w te~d b.CI ~da :rn ~ for every d.,..1,..in~r~/{, - - - m' th,.· coua~~ 1111 own a motor ear. Let ua ._,. r-·~-.~;::~~ ~ ~i~~~:; ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-" ~- about ' this low-coat nanci:Dr plaa and ' d•·--:JJ .trabi. the car which .~~~~;!:/l~ llead. "No. bycaroatbe,?f,rtOfthewa.nt~m.ea wa1 a possibalii:J" to be par4ed apia 1 t. The only other fipre m the dark q11iet road that of a womu1 whom the quicker step• of the tbi'ee men wen onrtl1cina u thq apoo proached the rates of B~s wu • to YOU. tioa on andltan~~~~~::::.:::.:::.= cried fiercely, ..Marte11 Saat-t:hq marderccl him. 1 know WOJDUI it.~ -' heater has more than a f~t4f' H EAJ RQ ~'*I Estate H~atrola! ' what is the reo~son? Come. • • '' '"· no . ,.,we'll And' tell • you and show you. There ia your part to buy. C()unty I '' '11•••••••••••,;.1 i ' ;,n,Mitt'S? The se~Ui~~;. ,, 1 Oa. tiHi other alde of the hfah waD C...r••• C.... Firat that laclQaed the 8f0uhdl of Bea• Tbe &eael"'.t lllltlad iowant a aar'• eourt a &pre wu movina Ye1J pubUc mu ia rar~1 wronz. espeatealthll70 ttt. ean of tflat unsee• claiiJ wben be pOIJeiiiM , blJb 01'Uatea.et hid 1J.tard the raised. ex- 1der of cJyJe •cow,.ge. Oouraie 11 Court. ci~d •olce. the: _ CIT of WJater•a , the prime eseptlf,l or lt4t_.~ As thCJ d~ aear the,- coolcl name. For a tec:oud a fate hiddea 11hlp. "Ali aoe•lf Coun1e toe&" AI hear that the ' dimt, outlinod fiaure bJ the ahi~.~ ~f.ut furtivel,. Doctor Johnaoa ..,._. •traJes.s a •• front waa sobbing ~~:aconttollab17. from ~b' ~~n dte direc:tioa of man ba1 that virtue he hill 00 . . And a1m6st In the u.melnoment"Jim tbe' •nMU~· m- t road. "' carlty for pretervtq aDJ otber."-1 \' nter recopbed bcr. • ('fq ~ Ccmtl•-' TOIUh'OW) ' f 1 W&llliDJtoa 8tu. 11 ' '" ' tW!rtl;m, · ·:«t~'trlOui:StHs ~ ·· · , lcfi m"e, po.Uble ,. ) imitators? The genuine qr to wtlcb the ptea of Bcnu'• Wfhe1 mutdered him so that he It waa a little more than two hours Court. An "ttemptc:d daiih for ~lt&pe sltoatd. not eDme,"' t)le ha1f11em~nted ~ Quality Meat.-Home Killed Beef BACK BONES, nice meaty 4 Pmlnds . .. . .. PORK LIVER, fresh tender Pound .. . .. SAUSAGE, home made It's Good, 3 Pounds HAMBURGER, fre•h gro11nd 3 Pounds . . . LOW COST. , inr... • • • IN MIDDLEPORT. more w0l114......com~ had BAilll\5 ' I I are &pending tbe ~ek end In Levi Mrs Sarah Taylor and lJOJl Qi!O of Toledo 'Wi~ ,arrive S.tw:day !fer a weelt ~'1 Vl!Jit with 1\(r al\d Mrs Oillldrd Ervin 1 Mr an~ Mrs La.wrence Murphy and two children Bnd Mrs John Harley of Detroit a~ IIPjtnding the week end with Mr nrid Mrs ,James B. Hc.rle,y and Mra F B "' Murph~ Mrs John Har~y will make a extended vlslt here rrlends Fremont BlaCkburn returned to his home In Bucyrus F'llda,y afte;.a visit here with friends and rein- pas,Bd mto for· the two w1th plain-clothtJ the Tra)'ae mea pollee., andpotted these come?"' clari:neta, w1tband cold bps on sealed were • ever, aa they w111ted all un~now- th~ Wlth an appa~tlJ' diable4 Jw 1hook later that one of the plainclothes rneu who had been ketp\ng watch on the rrroundt of lie~• Court came h1U'I'Yin1 ap wJth anrL At Bcnar'l Court a 11tart been made 1o c:lear awat atealthlly, under 1 cOYer .of the dark. to that under, IITound door. --AT';:::::::..~-­ teacher mer HOTEL" iem11m~•er lbO JOOq ohl !l*fl wJ!en •• ~•n•• imporh"t to wQ!'I'Y ~boHt lh' YtnlceQI Clol!s No 7 of the Church of Christ met Thursday eveflinl" at the home or their Mrs Dell Martin and enJoyed a weiner rout. and a ma.squerQde party About thhty-three wer ~ pre!itnt to enjoy the event Harley Sanborn Mrll Blna Sanborn and Mrs Ida Sanl\(lm lndtored to Klnsbury Thur8ttay t6r a short vlmlt wtth Mrs MeiiMa Atkin· OWll (l(osed in agam, as the drifting take therpseJvu thl"OUfth that Ulldef\mdistiDgtushable object was swept ground door. Time enough thea for past;. the inapec:toT to put in ao appear1 11Just a trick of the moonl1&'ht, of ance. NothiDI like :C..tcbing roar course. Queer how OD.1' can lmagme rogue red•haa!!ed. j thu'lgal" satd Ha!te "1,th • laugh NG aign of retagaltlon pused. bet!l&t wu _half a. ahtver. _Han,g Mar· tween Haste an_d the two apparently t1nl f wtsh he d come, if be a com· stranded motona~gb the foring." wa11 entirel1 rapontible for their But already Martia had come- preaence there. "d he c:ome bY wal.r• aa he h ad .sa 1 H-.ste wa1 wqrldn1 ,in coojunctloD Hatel Hillsboro IPICIAI.S LAMBSTEW Pound . . .. .. .. PRIME RIB ROAST, from young tender bllef, Pound . . . . . . . . . . FRIENDS •.~''.~:..:~~. Mr ENTERTAIN and Mra Robert Stephenson ]I ~:~I<• 1 entertained the following at theb home on lower Third Avenue Thlln!day evening Mr and Mrs' I;:;:~,;·;:;;;~ Strong Oak and three children Pre mont Blackburn, Mr fllld Mrs Arthur Swisher, Mlaa Ethel KlnaJrd and Paul Happonstahl CHAPTER LVIII It ba~ the glorious G-E tone Plttlll~rill 41~tri~t r~relatlve to the jncre~se of steel m!lla •pro~ll•llon ~ctivi\Y in r~neral, is a most w'lpgll\~ Jillll· !"or Sidne-y Wa:rwicL • a •t Jr.. Portland m•ct• years In this country, steel has been .holiest barotn· eloe~~~.:h,~u;~;~;~~~l~""" ~onditionl available in til' an\lr' country. with a cond•tlon .ucp th!t It mlwllil>a ••ld wit~' reiJBOII~bje dejrree of confidence tl!llt ~~ ~ e~l ¥P•• the co~ntry, it I• not aurprlsin11 t!lat ~~~~ ~·• m~n 80 re•c~1e t~e announcement of the steel ll!lprpvenl'nt wjt~ ho~1 s. that It Ia not a flaah In til• PWP• put ~~~~ ~~:~,!~~~~~~;~ pualnesa Interest• will ~ui~~IY , fpl,p1" ''ll<l i· resumptljl)l bf oomewht n••rly no~pl, normal co\ldltiono may l!rev,n. , ~hil' 11 has been saiq •• often by rnl'qy who jt m~•t'li f!ther I~ th• tpourht, th.lt "prtlip~I'\IY carne~," theaa tlllnp ~n~ ~lllP' ,!II'J avero11e folks, stUIIhere t• •omtt haiPq •••un~ encourared by the steel reports. With tpe •IPol continulns an4 th• many II!IP••Ye!1l~lll@ ~f ~ contemplated by county, atate allil federal durlnJ the collllnJ winter, t~el'l' II lnde•4 1 for r•Jolcm~r al the Pre!ent tlqte ~llMn ~~oro IP!' ~o!11• time ~nd much !119'~ re~aon for a h*ff>' .itli~< : tl~,;n for A continue<! loo~ of qeapal~. p~opl~ c~n h•r~lr be IIIR!Il'll fpr belpg cmn;!i•~ ~nder certain coP<IItiono, anti II II• It Ill~¥!' mo.r~ t~ap a \\lite of miR4 \i> jt must allo )le remembered tllat hardly l!llprove tjle olt~tllR!l· pi'B•ent Ia to t~e efY,ct tll~t leY! ., ·· .,. '· on th~ upward tren<t· IIleY ~t l•ti•l ~n4 not 11ettln8 any worn. " ...,,.,o', i· I this great· radio value! it was enJoyed greatly by all of us and one ot th•e'ti·ea•BOI!f pe,haps for that enJoyment 1n (#e childish m~il mi11ht h~ve been, 1f the child thought at all, that it .. I to match SATURDAY I lase I . Bargalast led I ~rdl a lhlm of all royaiUef; from 1etn& SGH ~0 I 8ON DI)I':I uE AN 0 EX pENSf pe~vyr:: ~ ':fs~r:~~;•t- I~Ws~~':nf:.reatBa~uro~l~::""~ !"~t.lnunLq-=':lca~~ I~=t ~ tvedW~ a:; :;,.,~LY - MO.OOO Wr J:dlm&., !C:Ornfully r-efUNd W pay the prlc:e.) He 8&id at. that time that no phon·~ ,.o eompe.nJ could compet.e 1fJinph J the ' vll..lqe cordlna to a recent announcemeat arand pu:'l4e ot Ulole ill OOitlllM, red t(l hBVe already been Patd lind• re tlred Iof the bla Halloween Street Cam I- wtUl prt.l ror wl.nnen of ncb mu&er the .tochool bonds ot lot the .JWn Thil LUue of bondt will not. tn· The Middleport BUIJneee llen'l l'ollowtDI the •Je which will crease the tax le'Y for 8Chool bondl 1Aalodation, or~:anlzed Juat a lew about ane b&lt bow', YildoUl eao• tn t.he v1llaa:e atnoe: more iChool iweeU qa for t.he pl'OI:DOt.&on of taU for )'OWlS and old will be hek! 'I ,., 1u Ohio '' i' �• • • ~ ' ' ' DAU,T TRIBUNI!:, POI.IZROT, ' f I'RIDA Y, OOTOQ£1! 30, 1111 01110 Hartford They J)on't Mix Well ., ' OCJ'OBJ!B 110, IHI JlwmAT, , ...... 0 · " 0. ,, Middleport ._ ~"-- ~ ~r;.; ..m':n~~ ':.:.':r~.-:~."= LOCAL ·MERCHANTS ARRANGE TOI"""'"':l!l:-:;:.: ~ ..;~~.~ 1 ,.:u. ~ ~..tr ~ ~~~~~~~~ r:~low~or: S::.~ \HAVE BIG HALWWEEN CARNJV ~..!!"' ::!t ~ ;.::,'!"~=-~:~ ~ •I , I N ews Ed•JIQQ I -·'-...::..::!:..:=.::~~~-----==========- I H•V[ orrl ~~:~~r~:~E~:;~ :~~.~:·k:pi:~~~o:!. ~~ =IM=7;:i-~=~= E. l~ WMit A=:u:r:: \::,d~UH:e:onlt~~: [ H IAIDnNr vv nu () lJ~'ON~"EPTION u Vol rns I 1 Vir.nwia Grer1 PBO:NJ: NS-L Ends, But .t\id Vets Goes Ou lona ......., .....,.......... Wt eWDd Lewil Hudlun O¥ft v.e power ftl41.Chinea an aOO n~ In t he mop . of At one tim• ':e one J OUmm-t after Cor &tate Rid • Thla ma)' be t.he eV4:nlnl • talDed by lcYYinl an adcUtlooaJ tax \ The aaaoctation made er~. wm be Uned up •nd parad:- l for .everal yetn and we an- ed before 1M Judl:ea 11t.llnd Thoe'! 1very much io lc:.e them from our WITunIT; TH1XNO H·ItJ~"HEH- ~~:~:::=~a~:r~~:~e:;lrs~~:z~::=te~w:!t:~~~ =e:wt~~tr:?.::hhEl~, =~th~'i::: CONN[rlro 1.1 [ te· 1 U ed 8 mi)IB levy Then wby not an vbt.e ~~~r;.~r:t~~~ ~~ ~O:eto~ld ·~ ukcd to be their tunnleat, and Kr and Mrl. AIYie Ortmn an.1 tba.e dep1etlnc aome cllarlltter •d.aurhtn- or Rutland •pmt. Bunda)' lha.ll be aak.ed to do 110me very ane here with Yn. Haney Beall actblr, durin& the rran41 pe:nde Mr and Mr.. Lon Cuater and The Jtldp;l IWIU plci t.h. belt. children ot Pc:lmeroy apent. 8UDIIQ ...,.. b wtlb be dre&led lady and the beat idralled ere r ~rente, Jlr. and man and both WUI be llftRIJ.ttd Mn A C. Price with $5.00 cub awards each. doPatMr and Mn .Joe ft1ee and 8 explain many millundenlandlnp and cltoar up mlsronceptlom which .m~~ouy PDYI the operatlng e'pellB(!s of OW' \ ~en" e~:ry~~~;;npl::,. ~!e:h:':~ ~ by ~- B~A M1en'1 ~- :uc:ter =tb~lelda~'"~! ~~: :.cn oo i!; ld ,_ tb b on u...:: m-• com ca ..... ~llllll!'d Y e.-e ..... .,...\C.- ~ 1 bl k 18 I ~al votert llff haborin 1 aC this time oc 50 ..... e lahest. bidder lady and the'\ moat. comical drtale<i at. tbe home of hla parents Mr and In exchan1e fer script which iS man WlU receive t2.!0 eat.h. u a Mrs C J Prlce. 1given for cas h purcha.ses BRIDGE HOSTER!' prlr.e, and the n101t. eamtcal cb'eas- 1 A Ill. Price v1aUed L. C Eaton ot Th() follo\\1ng racts sho uld bf' wh ich Is 10 pay the t own s pmt lcn 1 Mrs Walter Harrl.s m tertaln!dl The &:ala carnival affair , Satur- ed. glrllnd l:tly under ttm yean of Bandy 8unda7 ' considered b y the l'lectoratr of or l't"(!Cting t he building ald th( the members of her brkill:e cl~D at~)'. wlll be started w1th one ,:,t wlll receive 1200 In cash Bert. Wheakl.on mack a Mld~leport b \ otmg on the $6000 remaining 12,000 is fer seats fOJ ~ hom~ on Second Avenue, burs ~h:sem"a~~tl~: a~~~ c~tt:: thThen promptly at. nine .O'Cilotk, trip to ParkenbUill B&t.urday b•mti Issue. at ne"t T ue&<ht.y'l:i this bulldlnJ1 and for man ua l ttam- I ay f'venR~: t H lo d ...... village Merchan~ to the atnOWI~ I r'TChuckdaWinegar and HI& Kfnlll Mr and Mn. Ralph MeDI.de lectlon l fng equipmen t Mrs Ovd arr an _.., I i I 100 I o empo nee orcbeatra will &I· ehUdren spent. Saturday nllbt e ' 1 Ja 1.~es Ha rJu were t he rec i"Vt l'lts 0 wll be oontrtbuted by ihe semble on the street. between M1U Bunda be wttb h q The state r~quired that eve r) fl rst With more than 200 pupils In th e u! the club prizes tor hla:h scorf Imercha.ntt~ aMOCiation to be ctven and Coal wit.h some or the mo.t up. and : 8 camer paren ~rade high .l:.ch ool ha ve a n a udlt o _ high ~~<:hool they hav e no place ret un d Mrs Ferd Ha wkblll re«'lved I lO the people In excha.nge for the to dllte dance muaie for the Oilj: 11 ~·01 Man h .. lu m e nd nmnaslum I assembly €Xcept thi! buUd tntl.. but the guest prize ' script Recently, cotree sold tor feature o! the a street tern b d.a c es It further offered to ! unJ ish 1tt cannot be used for t h at pmp< ~e At lhe close • or the deUghtful 113 00 per pound, a sUk umbrella dance which \\W be free er&nd Ulb~ l(n, l much the great€r am.oL.n t D( t hr until chall s are provi1ed ! eve ning spen t in ca rd playlnl de- 1brough t S'15.00 ,potatoes were 110ld 1tor t.h011e who attend the to IJ"&~el then new ' ThiS building 18 now Ill d a1 h use Hciot.s retn.shmc n ts v.ere served by the peck for 110 00 and llti.OO, .l , whether 1n costume or not road moml.nl cost. or eleetln~ such tt bmld lnt; but the Board or l!:ducatlon must ac~ loJr ph viSlcal educatio n an d ba nco by lhe hosWI!l! ~ mirrgr medicine ca.bb'iet wu handP'Uil for the )'OUJll 11nd old PaUl and Dale Bro~q c-ept their offer at t h e t tmc ll \I ll ' mstt uctlan Le.ter It ~lll be l i SO"~d __ edlddown tor *8800. a live chicken tlon every minute of the ' a bualnell strip to Parker»made for bas ketba ll and whe n supp ltt'll Mr and Mrs A~th ur BOiCe left 80 for nearly SMIOO Exhorbitaot from slx o"clook until eleven Monda)' The offer was accepted, th e- build- with chairs It will be used CCir as - fO I Cc.lumbus Friday nwrnmt~ to ~!~~:· yu,t but It was aU given In or even later, wm be had here and Mta. HarTl' Pickem and ing fr ected an d the B oa t d ts now ~lnbl1es and other sc h CJol acth lttcs peno the day m: k:l ngeth or the auction script urd&y. Vlsii.Cirs from oeil}lborlna chllmD of Reednllle spep~ SJ.IO: » Hk jnr: th P. vo fl•rs to conflt m their A portion of thts oond t!;S.\1€ 1s to 1.s MIS Gusta Rubles left. Friday ror th~~ho ~u m~rchandlse free to towns and Clttes will be welcome to day here wtth her mother, lbs action by supplying the necessar,J furnish ad ditional e 4 u 1pment. f tJJ I Bell w va , where Bhe will visit., sale will hi'! !ta~te~~~:ilflport The attend tha Halloween eelebretlon M ..lotle Hendenon. fu11ds b~ th is l:mnd Lii8Ue, $4 000 of manu 11 I tralnlnl At. ~he pr esent for several weelul with relative~; and concert by th A t.h a band aa pleot,v of enjoyable momenta wm WlWe OorneU retllnl@d home, - - - - - - ___ _ - - - -- - -- band fl" mer1can Lesion be presented by t.he Middleport after a weeklt yjajt wUb rel&tlva - - - -- - Bulipeu Min s A8BOC1atten at New Brlpltcm The Ladlel Aid ....... wlll .... "MASKED" PARTY aoclal and Ht.lloweea pe.rt.y ln A masquerade part:v waa held ehun:h buement. Prllia.)' even~ 1 hursday evenin at the Baptbt Nov 30 Everyone come &Dd chuah by the Intermedla.te B y lbe P U About thirty members were prEU~ent to enjoy the evening spent in playing prize winning game! After the awarding o:f the prizes retreshmenbl were served b~ tbta levy tar bonda when it. wm auction sa111!s tor the benefit ot _ Iquin t hat much less ln W'1e 1enetal those who buy 1 Mlddl rt nd EDITOR'S NO fund levy to secure state aid" a,nd ~n epo a TE The followln1 artlde ~overinx Lhe loul school , t h cl& Jl be ld lth rea:: ve tor each dollar ex~ded, j us our 00n WI pa w yut &Ctlpt. with the &arne valo& att.ach Jilt.uUon pruposed bond kllue and expenses eon~ted with u, baa been any lncreued taxation' Inth18 way This acrlpt ta 88 ed b th. ~ we can build up OW' schOol plant v f ~ prepared h.T .\. W. M( Kay, superintendent of th" local sehools. It will With our local levy while the .sta te p~chasers 1 ~ week to week and I 1 I ---_ ---. ___. WE. ~8 children, read the •tory of Robinson Cru'£JERE'S a ouporh ...,. -- w ,only 'a atQI.'IY and no such privations and experlenceH cou d occur ip this day and age But as we today read the. pews 'atspatcheH we find that Times have changed little ~pd that 'l'r~th, as 1! was in the days of 111"11' BIIO, wheu the oayintt wlui first drafted, is still stran11er than Flctwu.! •j Was '•1! nnt but a few days ago t llat t hree men wert 1' ·~ .. ' fou!\d marooned on a lonely, uninhabited island m tbe Pa-l cjft~ ocean, after !hair wrecked boat and 11art of theh ca pinll' outfit, was discovered by a group sailing a pleaour r~acht. A vessel of the U. S Navy made the rescue aftCr the yachting party made thefr ' dlscoyery known. 'i.'llnci<Jt \h• liandlcap of heavy ~eas and In a ctrtvi,Ng · the tnree cast-a-wa'ys were bro.~ght aboarcj the •hlp, cl••t: onlly Jp loin cloths, as were the savar•• of y~oter in this country. Thblr clbtpes, In the lllore thlin 'ix ol enfor~ed exile, had been reUuced to tRrteJ.I )>Y tho~1veatMer '!'hell sitbt!i~j~e4'' oli wild Pllf•• <ll,coa\Ju~, a,nd frui't. ~M~~~ island. ' ' 'I · tl(e~'l! after being wrecked i~ i!t'o\'11' .1)~st ' tl;ln ~In an aged to escape anil 'wl 8\y' '!he it, .fioplrtflno dou~t that 'ooner or I~ 'l!l'ijo woqld .un<l··..t• th\\Yj were. There1n~Y'Q.• n~ !fi~t,l'•li!liMlitl ~ It lk certain that it teaches ~~~H~~~Iual, al· unbfl•e·~~tt event. happen today •• t!!tli>H 'ill til~ of o'ur jreat table writers and that, altlr 'a ', Truth o}i'•••r~r \.h~h fiction. .. . ., t ~-- ll - - - --- - lUbe General Eloctrio Auperheterodyne with DeW, important engineering refine• ments., housed in a beautiful walnut cabinet of clueical design- and prtced at ouly $164.50, including tube&! .. - -- - - At Beggar's Court Martm heard the same clock stnke1 a§ he stole throtigll the gathenng dusk towards the boathou~. plamly the prey of nervous. uneuy fears, though he tried to assure himsCllf that t-.h.rt-ell and Sant could not poss1bly dream that he Wl\9 plannmg to betray them Yet once or twu~e that clay he had thougltl he saw suSPICIOn m thetr eyes, to make Jum feel it would be a rehef to be nfely away from Beggar's Court. Th~ mere thought of facing Martell, d Martell had an mklmg Gl bi g intention, made Mart1n sluver. More than once he Jookoed furttvely round, hstemng mt~ntly, But tbe ground~ seemed utterly dc~crted He shpped •nto the dm1 shadow of the !Joatho11Se. And then Martin gave 11 st.:.tden ~ttped scream: In the darkne~s two wa1bng. hand9 had gnpp ed h1m frdm bcf1111d H1 s capwr, as he struggh:d vamly.~ was JnvJ sJbl e, but he knew that voice of deadly stlky Intenstty that whispered: '1J ust off to keep the appomtment vou ma.de by telephone, are you, Martial Six o'clock, wasn't it-and ,you were to go bJ water, because 1t would ~ safer, to tell everything to the other sJdc, eh, Martmr You da(nned trattorl I'm afratd you may be late for your appomtment" Martm's desperate coovulstve $lruggln weakened, eeased. Some tlung had been pre!lsed over his mouth and nostril! wh1le hts arms were pmtJcd, somdhmg wtth il s1ckly BUITocatmg odor . . . that dozens of woe-test au• diences have voted superior to competiog eete. Come in aod hear it-aod "'Belien : your own eanl'' . Other G-E eeUP'l.SO up. ~ 1'1'-WII NElWS emanuting from the TAMPA "The Conve~ient Center" of • FLORIDA uThe Pl11Y8'round of Amer&ca" * ••• Half~past 6. Shll ng srgn of Mart1n, :u the three men WlUted by the es tuary at the foot of the garden at Manorwayt The tLde wat running nnftly out ( to sea, deep in shadow between Jts 'wtde bank!, with the hght of a young moon break1ng only occauonally out of an overcast sky of ragged dr1hing clouds to glram on the turbtd eddy· mg w~ten. "Half pagt iS. I wonderlf he'tcoming?" sa1d Haste nnpatiently Then suddenly, a rtunute later: "My God I What's that? Did 1 ou see it?" Out in the atream a dark object was , being carried dotm by the tide lhat a momentary gleaJU of moonhght had p1cked out from the shadow!. For a startled instant Haste ~ould almost ban persuaded him· fl~lf that jt was a white drowned face ••. then almost with his cry the moonlight faded out and the shad~ l ••till' W*• 'J<\]111'&'8 j.AROJST UOTF.L ' ''Qii'fiCI~L A,AA ,• waul~ 'I'IP tile ivlli'ii of oupporllnll ltolll' ~o11th who il" coHon farl!itl'l! <lp the Ml~clle .ut •.-. :'"\.!lin olMRllli!lr•!~rinl 1 -.-----'lillnjl rl,ht now; we ~*diP •~pranoa. Clifton "'"· ' 1 l.l'rl Hnman Bailey a.M ehlldretl ,, I And then Martin p...-a • auddett atiW ICrelllt. In the ,. . . _ twO waiting bud• had aripped bim from behind. IUvea. ,~:~: ~~~~1!~;:-~=looking u for- ~r can look, ,,. roadeide not tbe ~tel of 8eapr's CourL two li.te vcc:upanb, one wa1 25C5C 2Sc 25C FRE~Hp~~~~ .BRAINS. . . . . . . 25C NICE ROAST PORK 12% Sweet and Tender C NICE FRESH SIDE PORK 12\1"·1: Can you beatit . ..... PORK CHOPS, Nice lean 29 Shoulder, 2 Pounds C LAMB CHOPS 25C Very Fine, 2 Pounds '· LAM:o!~~~- 10~ ... ..... 9%C ISC US.E Mr aM Mrs T S Jlerridie o! Oalllpolts were visiting Middleport fTienda 'l'hursday II Don't fqrret the Bie Dinner (Chicken or Rout Pork) to be served 'by the Pork) to be served by tbe Bethany Church Ladies on Electiou. Day, Novem· ber 3, Price 50 cents. : feverishly busy w1tb & spanner under "M'art1n't wifel"' he wbiaperell .. the lifte.d bonn.et, whilst the. otb~r Haste. offered 1mpracttcable apgge!tiona Ul H'aate v•ul~d. abru'p_tft.1With a ae... a tone of gloo~y eusperatioo. A turo to the ottierl. 1'be lut thin1 he church clock chrmed half-past !), d~ed. waa ~t Wra. :Wartfa 11hould. canter tlle l~ormatioa at Belllr't ACTION Court that tfte bad Hen thtm. at tb• HEIGHTS-PT. PLEASANT At Beggar's Court a'teftUGUS ac- pteli But, Just then the ~ ROUTE I tlv•hes were in progress. ~hort11 glan«d bfclf. to recoanlk~ JIM: She after 9 a lorry hrioglq a wtadlau came quic:ldy toward• him Wit~ • with tteel cables aa4 Oth6r tackle white, desp,_to fa«. out bit had. turne~ i• at the ptea; and u"'e. • J .. c·c:· workmen were bOW bu.ty by the ADd :Ia1te IWORI beaeatli bll \iled~.iO.::i hght of flara eluria1 awaJ the bre'ath at thi1 adTertlsemeat o( their heavy fragmenu of fallen maiODI"J preaence to'aa7 poNible watcher• ill that chgked tha doot of the n~lt. the arouad1. At the clock ~eel the haU..bour 1..1h. ~WJntetl ~ juat found lnspectoi Haite 'camel up tbf road 1n1 P.OOf' hu•bamt cltchnaedt"' 1bo with Jim and Bill Gr~1011. Hi had broke out wUdlJ. ..He wa1 tlb1l '--·-:-;:'--:--· been in no great hUtr)' to"follow the from tile watercJ~J~t beyoad tha fh.. workmen upoa the acene. allu:c it ~d: ' thcf; doctor thjaks tt wu ! ~:~''',::"''",.as quite ce~ thai DOt 'uotU they not aeeideatal, his death! Oh, he wa. were through with their job and had mufdered-1 know he was mur• gone would MarteU '1nd Sant b• deredl" l EASY PAYMENTS Cl}"ing I lfartia t;:deJtall , WhicJ. ·. home '' dud~ hia dfll,th DQt"" ~~r~~i~~:~~~~1 stariuoa enough arin far the three' m.en. So that waa why he hadlfl:iled to tara up a.t 1i[~QOtW&Jil toitfgh~ "I am terribly .,.0 try tb !tear tt.• Jim. ,aatd ~ wkb pi'" in hh voice. Altnclat actols his worda cu~ a awi(f; ~stion: "lim hu ba d •w•,..a., 1 o Willi to 1«1 tou at \ 6. · Yr. w te~d b.CI ~da :rn ~ for every d.,..1,..in~r~/{, - - - m' th,.· coua~~ 1111 own a motor ear. Let ua ._,. r-·~-.~;::~~ ~ ~i~~~:; ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-" ~- about ' this low-coat nanci:Dr plaa and ' d•·--:JJ .trabi. the car which .~~~~;!:/l~ llead. "No. bycaroatbe,?f,rtOfthewa.nt~m.ea wa1 a possibalii:J" to be par4ed apia 1 t. The only other fipre m the dark q11iet road that of a womu1 whom the quicker step• of the tbi'ee men wen onrtl1cina u thq apoo proached the rates of B~s wu • to YOU. tioa on andltan~~~~~::::.:::.:::.= cried fiercely, ..Marte11 Saat-t:hq marderccl him. 1 know WOJDUI it.~ -' heater has more than a f~t4f' H EAJ RQ ~'*I Estate H~atrola! ' what is the reo~son? Come. • • '' '"· no . ,.,we'll And' tell • you and show you. There ia your part to buy. C()unty I '' '11•••••••••••,;.1 i ' ;,n,Mitt'S? The se~Ui~~;. ,, 1 Oa. tiHi other alde of the hfah waD C...r••• C.... Firat that laclQaed the 8f0uhdl of Bea• Tbe &eael"'.t lllltlad iowant a aar'• eourt a &pre wu movina Ye1J pubUc mu ia rar~1 wronz. espeatealthll70 ttt. ean of tflat unsee• claiiJ wben be pOIJeiiiM , blJb 01'Uatea.et hid 1J.tard the raised. ex- 1der of cJyJe •cow,.ge. Oouraie 11 Court. ci~d •olce. the: _ CIT of WJater•a , the prime eseptlf,l or lt4t_.~ As thCJ d~ aear the,- coolcl name. For a tec:oud a fate hiddea 11hlp. "Ali aoe•lf Coun1e toe&" AI hear that the ' dimt, outlinod fiaure bJ the ahi~.~ ~f.ut furtivel,. Doctor Johnaoa ..,._. •traJes.s a •• front waa sobbing ~~:aconttollab17. from ~b' ~~n dte direc:tioa of man ba1 that virtue he hill 00 . . And a1m6st In the u.melnoment"Jim tbe' •nMU~· m- t road. "' carlty for pretervtq aDJ otber."-1 \' nter recopbed bcr. • ('fq ~ Ccmtl•-' TOIUh'OW) ' f 1 W&llliDJtoa 8tu. 11 ' '" ' tW!rtl;m, · ·:«t~'trlOui:StHs ~ ·· · , lcfi m"e, po.Uble ,. ) imitators? The genuine qr to wtlcb the ptea of Bcnu'• Wfhe1 mutdered him so that he It waa a little more than two hours Court. An "ttemptc:d daiih for ~lt&pe sltoatd. not eDme,"' t)le ha1f11em~nted ~ Quality Meat.-Home Killed Beef BACK BONES, nice meaty 4 Pmlnds . .. . .. PORK LIVER, fresh tender Pound .. . .. SAUSAGE, home made It's Good, 3 Pounds HAMBURGER, fre•h gro11nd 3 Pounds . . . LOW COST. , inr... • • • IN MIDDLEPORT. more w0l114......com~ had BAilll\5 ' I I are &pending tbe ~ek end In Levi Mrs Sarah Taylor and lJOJl Qi!O of Toledo 'Wi~ ,arrive S.tw:day !fer a weelt ~'1 Vl!Jit with 1\(r al\d Mrs Oillldrd Ervin 1 Mr an~ Mrs La.wrence Murphy and two children Bnd Mrs John Harley of Detroit a~ IIPjtnding the week end with Mr nrid Mrs ,James B. Hc.rle,y and Mra F B "' Murph~ Mrs John Har~y will make a extended vlslt here rrlends Fremont BlaCkburn returned to his home In Bucyrus F'llda,y afte;.a visit here with friends and rein- pas,Bd mto for· the two w1th plain-clothtJ the Tra)'ae mea pollee., andpotted these come?"' clari:neta, w1tband cold bps on sealed were • ever, aa they w111ted all un~now- th~ Wlth an appa~tlJ' diable4 Jw 1hook later that one of the plainclothes rneu who had been ketp\ng watch on the rrroundt of lie~• Court came h1U'I'Yin1 ap wJth anrL At Bcnar'l Court a 11tart been made 1o c:lear awat atealthlly, under 1 cOYer .of the dark. to that under, IITound door. --AT';:::::::..~-­ teacher mer HOTEL" iem11m~•er lbO JOOq ohl !l*fl wJ!en •• ~•n•• imporh"t to wQ!'I'Y ~boHt lh' YtnlceQI Clol!s No 7 of the Church of Christ met Thursday eveflinl" at the home or their Mrs Dell Martin and enJoyed a weiner rout. and a ma.squerQde party About thhty-three wer ~ pre!itnt to enjoy the event Harley Sanborn Mrll Blna Sanborn and Mrs Ida Sanl\(lm lndtored to Klnsbury Thur8ttay t6r a short vlmlt wtth Mrs MeiiMa Atkin· OWll (l(osed in agam, as the drifting take therpseJvu thl"OUfth that Ulldef\mdistiDgtushable object was swept ground door. Time enough thea for past;. the inapec:toT to put in ao appear1 11Just a trick of the moonl1&'ht, of ance. NothiDI like :C..tcbing roar course. Queer how OD.1' can lmagme rogue red•haa!!ed. j thu'lgal" satd Ha!te "1,th • laugh NG aign of retagaltlon pused. bet!l&t wu _half a. ahtver. _Han,g Mar· tween Haste an_d the two apparently t1nl f wtsh he d come, if be a com· stranded motona~gb the foring." wa11 entirel1 rapontible for their But already Martia had come- preaence there. "d he c:ome bY wal.r• aa he h ad .sa 1 H-.ste wa1 wqrldn1 ,in coojunctloD Hatel Hillsboro IPICIAI.S LAMBSTEW Pound . . .. .. .. PRIME RIB ROAST, from young tender bllef, Pound . . . . . . . . . . FRIENDS •.~''.~:..:~~. Mr ENTERTAIN and Mra Robert Stephenson ]I ~:~I<• 1 entertained the following at theb home on lower Third Avenue Thlln!day evening Mr and Mrs' I;:;:~,;·;:;;;~ Strong Oak and three children Pre mont Blackburn, Mr fllld Mrs Arthur Swisher, Mlaa Ethel KlnaJrd and Paul Happonstahl CHAPTER LVIII It ba~ the glorious G-E tone Plttlll~rill 41~tri~t r~relatlve to the jncre~se of steel m!lla •pro~ll•llon ~ctivi\Y in r~neral, is a most w'lpgll\~ Jillll· !"or Sidne-y Wa:rwicL • a •t Jr.. Portland m•ct• years In this country, steel has been .holiest barotn· eloe~~~.:h,~u;~;~;~~~l~""" ~onditionl available in til' an\lr' country. with a cond•tlon .ucp th!t It mlwllil>a ••ld wit~' reiJBOII~bje dejrree of confidence tl!llt ~~ ~ e~l ¥P•• the co~ntry, it I• not aurprlsin11 t!lat ~~~~ ~·• m~n 80 re•c~1e t~e announcement of the steel ll!lprpvenl'nt wjt~ ho~1 s. that It Ia not a flaah In til• PWP• put ~~~~ ~~:~,!~~~~~~;~ pualnesa Interest• will ~ui~~IY , fpl,p1" ''ll<l i· resumptljl)l bf oomewht n••rly no~pl, normal co\ldltiono may l!rev,n. , ~hil' 11 has been saiq •• often by rnl'qy who jt m~•t'li f!ther I~ th• tpourht, th.lt "prtlip~I'\IY carne~," theaa tlllnp ~n~ ~lllP' ,!II'J avero11e folks, stUIIhere t• •omtt haiPq •••un~ encourared by the steel reports. With tpe •IPol continulns an4 th• many II!IP••Ye!1l~lll@ ~f ~ contemplated by county, atate allil federal durlnJ the collllnJ winter, t~el'l' II lnde•4 1 for r•Jolcm~r al the Pre!ent tlqte ~llMn ~~oro IP!' ~o!11• time ~nd much !119'~ re~aon for a h*ff>' .itli~< : tl~,;n for A continue<! loo~ of qeapal~. p~opl~ c~n h•r~lr be IIIR!Il'll fpr belpg cmn;!i•~ ~nder certain coP<IItiono, anti II II• It Ill~¥!' mo.r~ t~ap a \\lite of miR4 \i> jt must allo )le remembered tllat hardly l!llprove tjle olt~tllR!l· pi'B•ent Ia to t~e efY,ct tll~t leY! ., ·· .,. '· on th~ upward tren<t· IIleY ~t l•ti•l ~n4 not 11ettln8 any worn. " ...,,.,o', i· I this great· radio value! it was enJoyed greatly by all of us and one ot th•e'ti·ea•BOI!f pe,haps for that enJoyment 1n (#e childish m~il mi11ht h~ve been, 1f the child thought at all, that it .. I to match SATURDAY I lase I . Bargalast led I ~rdl a lhlm of all royaiUef; from 1etn& SGH ~0 I 8ON DI)I':I uE AN 0 EX pENSf pe~vyr:: ~ ':fs~r:~~;•t- I~Ws~~':nf:.reatBa~uro~l~::""~ !"~t.lnunLq-=':lca~~ I~=t ~ tvedW~ a:; :;,.,~LY - MO.OOO Wr J:dlm&., !C:Ornfully r-efUNd W pay the prlc:e.) He 8&id at. that time that no phon·~ ,.o eompe.nJ could compet.e 1fJinph J the ' vll..lqe cordlna to a recent announcemeat arand pu:'l4e ot Ulole ill OOitlllM, red t(l hBVe already been Patd lind• re tlred Iof the bla Halloween Street Cam I- wtUl prt.l ror wl.nnen of ncb mu&er the .tochool bonds ot lot the .JWn Thil LUue of bondt will not. tn· The Middleport BUIJneee llen'l l'ollowtDI the •Je which will crease the tax le'Y for 8Chool bondl 1Aalodation, or~:anlzed Juat a lew about ane b&lt bow', YildoUl eao• tn t.he v1llaa:e atnoe: more iChool iweeU qa for t.he pl'OI:DOt.&on of taU for )'OWlS and old will be hek! 'I ,., 1u Ohio '' i' �• •.l'W fJAn. Y TIUl:iUNE PO!i«ERO'r, OUIC. t'118 !WJo'l - Maybe Cl.AJIHFI!;D A~VUTlSING By John P. Mod bury JECTION -TJpe like tbill ~~ •' tler ====·-=====~===============;;;;;:::!i'" - ~ I • &uc- 1 The cu. rtllr.l tl&btwpd wJw polct ftlty untU tw can 11t in an ottlce c.r lara ror an JUtaesl.b~~ and h!a own and baw his secr~ta1·y tell ) ~~:ot 1..1nconscloU& anc. c.:c.uldn't euJo~ evteybody he's out. lt. Roo~a.nrc A Na.&;i 0111 J hunt~ 0.,-;-V~uck:wlUe The tn mr:rmo.ld who clothes Davy Jane 's Locker . llel' •'j theCln•khur~>t:&Smlth tellli IT't' he fo;:Owli WI Jlle-- Ht. d<Ws. H e t.ake.!i UCk .'lf Amer klau 'fr&redW:Ii When a. man Ia dM!U;'!d up to kil l and hun't the fare oo Chtea~o. (12 pt.) , . lllc M jlne. Type l rm Wrong YH'n IUI:at No buai..Qeae man Ul rt.ally u ~·· an Amerie~ a Tri11mph O!'Sf', lo :J \' e hf'f'll uri J:IIUl II~· J ll)o:l· sn JmprO\"t!ll In f11< ..... The Italian fighter who Roman numerals want~ thf> referee to count him out Mcny a ooy !1; goln~ to coll::.ge IEMclency 1Exper14 an1 t-:tuciy!ng six ur 1;•vcn lnm:u~ ~~ · Tile tightwad who trle.d l:> bu:,· while his poor fathe r has lo stay a! wireless fence for his backynrd. homr and f.trugglc wl lh th,~ r>'·. ~ ~w. Vital Sta.tlatic• tcmuue. I Any o! KIDK SOJomcn's WIVe, WJ.Ii Advlre tc the Low - Worn . one glrl-m a thous~tn1. Th' hmwym r cn 1s l.\l'r >Vh"l' • I lit' groom tnes to open the Ld\!." :: j Scl'io.l Al·compllshrn~ ub ! blstults \dl.h a Jlmm y. Blowing ycur brnln.s 0ut With ' !' vacuum cleaner. 8,upreme Egcl:.ts Thr. fcliow who wanted Lhc C<irEJ:CU¥' it J".Lu.~>e 1 nrgle l>'oundatlou to give l1im .. , Aviators have to learn tl1e busl· medal ful' sav!ng hl~ own II! ~. ,I Hess from the growld up. 'i For Sale, Miac. ,, ~Syou Whene\·er you see a man wnlkfrlbw : ing lflsurely along th i! .street about l.~ a ~;econd-~tory mnn? 7:30 In the evening, the chance~ Ccrpcn:. J- Yes. !Je cve:1 brta k.-. ale he's en his way to meeL hLS wife Into vum~; pt•opl c-"s :ur castle., . I at six o'clock. Sergeo.llt--You sa y . j thJ..~ t misery Jea~e. Th e prompt rehef this harmltss, efferve!ccnt dfink brin11:1 Will be a ~urprise and dcl1ght to yo"o.l. Make up your mind to b1d Nervousness and Heodache~ "goodbye ." Get a package of Dr. M •les' Effervercrnt NE.R VINE Tablets at 11ny drug stone>. If you are not plea~;ed w1th reaults , you r druigist will refund yol\r money. \I .I. HR1 1(; ~,'f":)Hl·:S s ..... u ~; ,~!•• By CLIFF STERKETT "·--···--- -- · 1111' )111> boU went ffl>ln one 11<1e "'\! II FIGHT RESULTS II "'1 · I. Ytile wfO.toc;l• '""' lp hit , _ .. 1H[ ~;::~.~.::.~~~ =.r:.i:=~·~~~:\,'&~ ~ l E·, l'D'[Y~OUNOS f TO IT·Honw ['TO wrcroNciN AT N[.rlsnNVIl; u bn 1t n,. JlJ il . NEXT ~~..t_s; :!!':'~~c.;~.:= rnrn PlAYERS' ~~:~f~~~al=:+::::.'hi!.'th~rr;~ ::~b~~~=\lr::r~~~:~ o•y IN"£1!T1r 1TI·ON I!TADT[O No MHATCH fron ·Lornl lJH ll U :r=.~. E\1~f?Jill :::·m~:'::T•"f.l~:.:5 :':[~:::r;:·.=~~"'l~.. ~f.'~ i H : I il llH i1 HI! !:~~~o::,:~~~·~~·m:v~·... Ore)'bound eleven By lntemat.lont.l NewJ llm"tloe med Gil the p.me. w::-,-.,h--:::Th,-e-w;;.tlen Pomeroy Boyo Score Ta.uchdown ()p Fifth Play Of Game And From Then On Conteot Become. Rout For Home T~m or t.he game. The quartft endect Unt1. The extra point. waa mlleeid At New York-Benny y 3 ~p.r , Sch I A th . . H T Th , On I 1hort1y arter with the eoou at. aa! and the acorm,: or the da)' ~h"\::1 New Yorlr. li•"tftl ..ht, defll&t.cd oo q orltln ave wo eoraea, e a to 0 reached 8f to 0 a ereat e tOr ... .. The 6eCOrld quarter opened "'"l i t~ home boya.' Durtna · : ~t Lew Morrelll. Hew York, <OJ. It Ia ·w ork Of rractical Joker, The Other t.he .. u on the Nellonvllle twen~y , pel'lod, t.be ball was down to ttic G.tnbliaa Plot Ja On yard Une. The)' attempted to punt NellomHle ten yard line but t.he outoft.hedanoorzonebuttheklok boye oould not lake II acrou and UNIVER~'ITY was blocked ••• wept , ..., '"'' tbe bau whon • forward _ . . ' , · ,, NOTES GIVEN TO POSTAL OFFICERS str&1Rht Into the air. AI It ounw pue. wu &rounded back of the ao-t Th t NewMk, Mnd &leve 8n01ky, Ha.rt· totd, drew. At New Hnen. Conn.-Dick [$YiJoo\ll't, Calllomla, defe&Led Jobn a UHIO .,.,u.ny neober<· Bo8\on , dereattd Kru.e, Portland, Ote. 0 ~I ORE T f~V ~ · trac~ := ':!!o~~lil~~e ~~ ~i!~or~ :::n~~d ;:a~~ :ts: :~f1 fROM W[SI EYft~ llrr:~~ ~~~al r~:thor~l.::mt.o1ay ~ ~e:l~,! ~~lt!ll'uf~~R:c~·~CI~oubt down, outstretched. Crow stooQ under wlUlhow.· hl!I "Une of and courae theynot didn't need &ms The u.ball that but acore .tt dtel matter. ever, was not roJng to be taken .so All Panthen played a wonderful ully and -hen tt •·-'-• In'· oame u did tk .. lr succ... .,..ra, who ' ..u ...__, Crow' & a'"""a,.. II bo··- ' uva...:u. ed away to• were lell\ Into....... t.he oame after the 1 Maao1. F'nlflce. At Eqmoriton, Alta.--Gll!i Son- ,.. Bob Graham Station Mlnn••po'•• , ........ 1D-IN8-A CGach Crlslt>r htunth~d ntlempts t: w ..., mysterloWI Coru!piracy to bribe three tht author. H r Uc-phoncd Lhi· Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rou~h and · • hotel only t o llt' ln l1mm:d that m, Unl·--•ty of Minn ·"ta 1ootbu.JI da""'hter of Colwnbus sr,........ nt a rev.r ...... . "W. Burzlk '" hnd 1:-"cu ni{IMcrcd ..,. • -~ WJO th · c con days IR5t week with Mr . and Mrs. all D. L RiCkard. An otreoalve play. with Dye cany down m defeat by such an over- Nelsonville player knew what had be Picked from the squad aa a etel· ' •11,h,.•> J1<1nd ered 0"', 11" J ~ue:.~lon · 1 " II lool:s Ilk!- til~= Y.urk ol bo nw 8 ~~crH~ :~:~tc~n v~ft~dHM~: 11 & POi. 1 , a hun 1 and he was atop~ ... CI 1 ' Th or a t.e0 ept was 1dern ~rlled .... T><Tson the couch ~:. .j J . M . Bpem.::eT at Rae 1uc w ! d neti· ;n• the ball between end and tack- wh e I rn I RK margin, t hey never once hapna"ed ........ ....,... 011 . tar performer. The llne, comnn ....,.... .brtbe1 ol the veterans, aided by Kel.ser e unu&ufl 1 a m " It"~ too rld~ 1 uluu:. 1o wum:. nl se!'· d , KiLVe up, each and every man pliLJ. the tour Ytlfd llne. 1 le, durlnl the 1\rat tour mlnuteiS O! inK the game untll the final whts· Wmebrenner went over tor a. a.nd Arnold d1d exceptlOnaUy load brought to UghL when ..three lden~· l lcus allen~a. u ltJd an .V\\il:O . 'M a~r and Mr.s . William Pri ce and 1 the p.me, OJ the game in for the Pume- I tie · touchdown on the play point. amJ did work80me ftne the day. durlnK Blackwell 15 • a.malwls. ore too busy grll.IIIK readr fur t ht· Vlr1tinia Spence r moto!'ed lo Spe:Jl1Whwon.sln ~;:ami." Piorottl bucked thenext extra blocking the In Head•LJ'ner Amofla o ..... ....., t.h touchdown roy hil:h aehool and started . the Nelronvme kicked off \o Pomeroy across through the center of th" game, which was Interspersed WUh B k C ., G menJbt"n or the Gopher ~ldnon cer. W . Va . Sunday to v1s 1t e 1r 8 Panthers on their way to Jon~: at the beglnnlnK ot the game and · lme. The tlrst and only PomernV , some nice runs. UC eye 0 ege ame1 squad, oftcrillQ th~m $l.500 eo.ch . if AdUing (o ll•.~; llll'H'(!IJilt 1, "' 1til sL~tcr Florencr str1nl of 8ClOres which finally end· Pierotti returned the kickoff t.o his I punt of the game cwne in thill J It was reported that the Nelson. Saturday tht:y would promlse to " lay down·· 1 \l•h!ch, t~e · p,l ~~ was ~~~·tteu. a 1~Margaret Dower spent a f"C"w day~ ed 65 to the Nelronv1lle Grey - own rorty-elgbt line. On the next quarter when the Panthen needed ville team was considerably handJIn thclr game wJth the Uuln•rsily ,cal 11 .1'.Hflup~r man 11p01llrl rc- at MMon City last week. hound& 0, 'I'hundu.y afternoon at play. Winebrenner fum~led. on the about six inches tor a first down ) capped by quite a number or th~ WESTFALL THREAT cr Wisconsin Saturday. ,~. --- -~~~~------ the NeiSonVUle 11eld. 1llnc of scrlnunaie and Nelsonvlll~ and an out.stde plmt was tried. .lt regulars being on the hO&pital list. T!1e three MlnneJSOla playen who Alter the t\rst touchdown the I n:co~ered. E:rvln, f\I.UI)&tk for the was good rolling outside on the 1Certainly this condition is t.o be rt'cened th ~ let ten~ arc Captain game was soon turned Into a trad: 1!Jreyhounds. tried 3 line play an~ Nelsonville twenty-five yard line. regretted, but whether their help Which Muat Be Stopped; Clart'n<.e Mxnn. Jack Mamlt'rs an1 1 For meet with Dye, Winebrenner, Si.s- ne t~- fumbled and Bruno Cast: 1 Then a lOlli lateral pa 56 WI!.~ could have stopped tue Pantheu !1 Cinc·rnnatJ" • Musky Kun,etll MucDougall They brought &~n, Pierotti and Blackwell each I ~Co\elcd the ball 00 the forty- tried ending with Dye who virtually alter their first 11purts tor pins, IJ 1 the .1oteli .mmedlaltly to the attaklnl their turns In racing away I eight I trotted down the fleld through the to be doubted. I Game Ia Toss Up tentbn or Coa(b Fntz Crbler who tor huge gains a.s the line opened Then a great hole was opentld In I stupefied Greyhounds !ol' a forty- I The line-up . 1 · ~;:u<i he would tw-n them over t ~ lara:e holea In the oppcslng line. the line netting r.bout fifteen Ifive yard run for a touchdown. Pomeroy POS Nellsonville By 1. N. s. lh( pcstul Ruthorltlcs . and L E Schacken The Ohio Wesleyan·Ohio UmTt:rr.e theories prevailed on th:;! The same became so that afti!r a yards, which was rouowed by the Tippy tried another drop kick tor '• Crow few minutes had passed 1!1 the firsL touchdo""l' play with Dye carrying extra point but It was no good. The \ L. Case! L T WlcJu; ff campus 1e;_sardlng the so urc~ of the period, every time a Pomeroy play the ball between Nel.sohvllle's right next touchdown was made soon. Keiser L G Ktelnbr.lel versl.ty teams were tapering o l lr ttcls. coach Crisler. as well a. 5 was started th erans somehow end and ta.ckle. Dye attempted u after Ted Scott tntercepteq anoth- Scott C Hall pract.lse today in preparation lor the three targets c1 the bribe 'lot . knew that 1~ was Jw;t anoth::!r drup k:lck. for the extra. point but er pass and Blackwell made a. nice Arnold R LJ Heffner their tilt at Athem tomor1 ::JW, held that the not~ were the work 1 marcb to the goal line Even It was blocked. Four minutes had run tor a first down. Pierotti made B. Case! R ? Bagley whlch Is classed as the ·headhh~r"l' ot a pra.<.tic£11 Jokester. R c:; Dezso A second theory was Lhu.t ~h e though Eddie Guinther and Bill elapsed In the game and the score the touchdown and Dyt> pas&ed to Pierotti Grueser, two backfield men of th:.. wns 6 to 0. Cros across the Uoe for the ext.m Dye Q :a Patto,1 In this week-em:t's fifteen stheduleC: notes v.:ere wntlen by a. Gopher Crow kicked off on the next I point. SISHOn H B Shaft'ea· Ohlo game~>. Ohlo U. will entt'!r the partJJ;an ror the purpose of mJcctregular Une-up did not plal'. the substltutes carried on with a men- opening pla.y and llie ball soore'l Then way down on the lielson- Blackwell H D Hatch hay a decided favorite because 01 lng a fighting spirit into the ace that meant business at all down to about tile ten yard lin~ vUie twenty-five yard line they at- Winebrenner F B Ervin Its Impressive record rolled up toe ' Ml:nnesota ~am tor the crucial fnrur~ by times. land was returned to the 20 yard tempt.ed a pass which was interTouchdowns made by: Dye 6, last two years, during which UIT!!!\wtnconsln contest which will hnvc 1he BOND On several occa~;LOns Dyr. did line. A pass from Patton to Hatch eepted bY Crow who went tearing Pierotti 2, Crow, 1. Winebrenner 1. It has lost only one game, and that an important bearing on the Big l!nco11dldono~o~l some very pretty open field run - I wa~ completeo: £or a .first down, but throu~~:h the necesaary rematnln~ Extra pomts made by : Scott 2, W Indiana thl.s year . Tt.n conferem:c race t ~cause both GuarallUC ninll with alrnotit. ills entire tean1 to their own bad luck •mother yards for another touchdown. Scott Dye l , ~lerottl I, Crow I. Although Olllo U. should win lo- teams have thus far ~en unt.eat~H running an interference that could pass which was start.ed. J'rom the again place kicked for the extm First Oowns : morrow's contest, a young man b) This theorv wa!; upheld at Mndiwn not be broken up. Time after tim•• same man, Wfnt to the arms of point, which sailed throu~~:h th~ P. H . B. I 2 3 2·8 the name of Edgar Westfall. tr1plc- Wlscc.Jsln: by Coach Glenn Th,lule¥ Dye raced through for forty, fifty ICaptain• Ted Scott on Nelsonville's Goal bars. N. H. S. I o o 2-3 threat m(l.ll fi'Oru Wesleyan will walk d the Wu;consm team. and sixty yards for touchdowns I fort}' yard. Une. iJye lined the Officlals: - Ewlng, Zanesvme, Ret. na\'e to b~ stopped, and Wesleyan The third thenry altnbutetl th(' The next Wui,:Jaaown came whc.1 .,. .. _ h The game wall 1\tl.eno:led by a 1boys up a.gaIn and t he ldenticll.t D h ...-R•1Dg er, Umpire. rt.oters are not sure that anyol''! mystnious letters to the etrc.r\1> or good sized crowd or loJal follower~ play which gave them their fitst Y~ took t eU ba~~n a ~r 1~e 1atd Jones, Headiinesman. can stop this boy. and they are a. gambling syndlca~ to buure th;· , Y yar e an Substitutes : Kloes, McCullough wllllng to bet even that Wesleyamloutcome ot the game In such a man from Pomeroy with quite a number touchdown, was tried al[aln and i;, era pass on le of Nelaonvllle fans in attendanc~. 1 worked to perfection, a rorty yard ~o~nta~~:~ ~:;~er~ow~b~he e~~~·~Baer, Wolfe. Potts, Holter, Joachln{ em'.!rBCI! victorious. ner a.s to reali2.e 011 their bell>. ' The day was an Ideal day tor foot · run for the touch. SCott place poi t b Dy od d th Mt. Union will try and entertain The contents of the three Jette;~; b&ll, althOUBh a sharp wind pre - kicked for the extra point, which n y e \118.1 no go an e Cleveland vlslrors from John were. valied durlng the enUre afternoon. crossed between tbe bars of th'l score stood at 59 to O. )0 · , and from previoull record!! I "Dear Frie-nd : It you will do A Quality Product sold only lry Qualil;y Dealns Soon atter the Panthers opened posts. Remember dear reader, all this seaacn the Clevelanders. will ! your best to 'throw lhe rame ay,•ny an o11enstve drive which netted Nelsonville took the ball from was going on In the first he.It and very well entertained. John I to the Bad~s this cvmillK Bwtnr them one point after another, it the kick o1t' on their own twenty- was being done 50 alter that the . • Is given the edge, however, ' day tmd provided tho.t tlw B1\{l· Willi easily seen that they had thelr five yard line and irrunediately ~;pectu.tors from Pomeroy combined this nocturnal contest oonight, gers wi'11, I ... m present you wi th E. E. LANGDON opponenta outcla~;sed con•lde•ably. went Into a passmg offense. They with the spectators of Nelsonville, b Th 1 l, 500 In ll1s. • took t.b 1 tte 1 only game !ICheduled for today. e money w1 11 be 0 Almost at will. ho tes were torn In tried one \lut It went wild then on e scor ng as a rna r ...Miami Rcdsk:lns will enter In Yl'IU' )l0118e86ion late Scturd~n· Gallipolio, Ohio. the Greyhound defcnsc by Ule an attempted punt, the ba.ll rolled loot, while "ye scribe" was walking Thinkt Hooaiera are Not game at oxtord de- ~ night. You do not have to an.JSwcr : BATTERY & IGNITION WORKS BILL'S strona Panther line, and the game free and Levio Cucl recovered. around his head whirling dizzily . The Red- this letter but l-et your work satw·- : soon I:Jecame a rout. 'Pierotti went down the fteld to the frODl such ot'fenalve maneuvers. . Weak at Many Think d Middleport, Ohio Although the Greyhounds went I two yard line and on the next play ' Tbe second half wa~ uneventf~u They are tlme l s~de~f sf:r~.'~ome rea 1 money in- 1 BATTERY SERVICE POMEROY - ---· - -----~-Immediately alter peruamg the 1. Pomeroy, Ohio. leiters, which were written on the i Ali·Amerteau footbBJl star in at s t-ncry o a . MQdl&an hotel, By and WESLEY 1930. FESLER in the first taU- -- -1 - ~-- -------- Wrttben exclu111vely tor I. N. s. season for the llllll:l..,JiamrmllllmiiiiiWOUIIIlmUIIUUII~:•u•mmou:WU111:111U::u:::"mlllllllll:llllll""""""""""""""""""~ Columbus, 0., Oct. 3().....INS--Thc Wittenberg team is · chanooa of Ohio State agaim;t the revenlr-! lor the 1930 Unlv~rslty of Indiana in their grid- "'dmh';"""d to them by the TiffinIron bmttle Saturday depends upon Ihe mental ettltude of the Buck:- :~;~;~:·:~CinelnanU·Mn.<~kingum gam?. eye$. J not counting In any copIt the Ohio team 1.'1 awake menstanding. ought lo d1·aw tail)' and plays the brand of footcrowds. The outcome of this ball It ls capnble of, it will defeat the sports writers leave tu the Indiana . lf the Buckeyes are not i'.l of chance, cominonly called, .the right mtml.al condition for thLS . I ea.me, they will have cnr. vl t.he Wnost.e1· will clazsh al-l haid .;st battles on thNr hands they continuing a prlvat~ grid have eve1· had. · lllarted ,way back in 1903 . In other words, Indiana will be Defiance and Bowling Green, l\\'(> just a.s (:ood Saturday as Ohio will defunalve teams w\11 come to I i£t lh~m be. Bowling Green In a ge.me Up tu date, the !milan team has will probably have a lot toj been undefeated in lhe Big T~•J. wtth the ending of the North-\ The Hoosiers 'took" Chicago \·ery Oblo tiUe chase. Both decislvely ancl came uut of the I own are undefeat~d. but Bowling 1 game wtth a scoreless tie. has sutrered one tie. Tlle Buckeye's record Is not qulte Tramiytvanla. eleven from 1 as JOOd, butt~ must be- rememberJd , Kentucky, those souLhthat the Ohioans have played two who played tqe ttrstl 'tltle contenders" while Indiana has In the 80Uth jUst. 52 played two of the weake r teams , will play the Dayton! Pootball critics are favoring Ohio stron~~: Flyers outfit art>! to be on the top by an Impressive In this game, but tht)' I margin when the final whistle the 11ttl~ unheralded blows. And they wUI be If they anthat held them to a not tnkln1 thln~~:s too much year. I I have arranged with the Logan Furniture Co., of Gallipolio, granted lnd treating ihe Hoosier games tomorrow will see 1 ouUI.t as a push ove~ It they do, playing the strong cap,tal , Ohio, to diopooe of the balance of their stock at factory coat. This they will get the bl~~:gest surprise of at Columbus; Cedarvllle their young l:"...ea. • w:lth Rio Grande; Alllau~ will bto an opportunay to buy at a saving that you cannot· afford I hope the Bucks will profit by Wilmington; Western ~ethe big ml&take that the 1929 Oh,io ba.ttllnK with Oberlin: Ottei'·l to miaa. team made In preparing for the Inclashing with MariPt~; Kent meeting Baldwin • Wa.llnc.e 1 dian same. We were all pretty cocky and ".:bland trylnr to Bnlea.r Akron. Special Walnut Bedroom Suites, couldn't J\iUre that the Hoosiers . had. a chance. All of us \\'ere llstFrom,,,,,, , , , , , , . LEI88 In our practice sesmlons ' Jun couldn't eeem to get in a ser· tie. Latest in Poster Beds ioWl frame of mind. T!.!e coaches '11mt day, Ohio shoJld have . hopped a-ll over UB and kept warn· bea.tun Indiana handilY, .blll It Just : • From , , , . , , .. , .......... . lnl UB what we were In tor. But, goes to .show what the right frame were too good tor our vlsl· of mind means to a [ootball teAm . · Odd Chests, (All Price' Cash Only) couldn't see any or th~ Anytime a atronK team starts to 1 From , , .. , .. , , . , , .. . , ...... . . . ,;~:~:~·.~ot our Instructors. oonslder t.helr opponent& too llsht- 1 , the "biK day" of our ly. theY he.ve a let-down m~ntally " finally came around. which ts the main cause for &O I This is all newly manufactured stor k of the late•t deoiam., !l>~·~oat:h~ dJd everything possible I l Buckeyes meet one . to the rta:ht Indiana teams- : and I an> only able to offer furniture at theoe price• hecauoe the But It WM to no a.lwa.ys pulling "the I reault everyone know&--a Ust ~·;;q'!c~~~- and a team the.~ wlil 1 Lprap fufllilure Co. io roipr out of bu•ineu. te\tn playinl a typical last minute." It ali ~a· !'Ji"l''l Haostar eleven and luo)t:y on Ohio as to "-'hat. the ttnal . AJ.J. GQOPS 9N DISPLAY AT cut ol til~ 1ame wlth a. ~~wii;illi;l~be~'i;;:;;:;;:;::;:;:;:l T~su1t.ed It's easy to get prompt relief from most headaches with Dr. Miles' Effe-rvucent NERVINE Tablets. Just drop a NERVINE Tablet into a glass of water. It makes a sparkling, effervescent drink. It soothes the ne:-ves, relaxes the nervous tension, sweetens the stomach and soon the pain f.<~r/1 .. .'-i;~,.H.Ou ·\ T '' The next ..........., ...,. wrw l ¥ I good-bye to Headaebcl - e•pecially those awfuJ Nervous Headaches that make you sick and mi.erable all over. Why auffer with them? NOW - ~o~~y I Our Owu Vaudrvi!le FOR SAL£ 1 Home Team Appearo Woefully Weal< ~ Panthera Gain With Eue With Guinther And Grueoer Playing Bench Duty . • ~~~~~~=~~~~~==~~~~~~~~· ~UHPLE-P~NTH£~ UPPON[NTs. ~~~~.::d~'!:.~. =:=::::...=~~$·~;~LAST NIGHT'S 'TH'R[E MINNESOTA PlAYERS ~SK£ 8 ::~~::i~·~i~~~ DYE MAKES MANY LONC RUNS Null and Void .AO. 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From the stag :: hit "Tqrch Song"- Al•P Cofllody • Oet. 19, JO, Jl, the days I THEATR~, Frid•y ·' AS,.I2.0LOGE;.2. 7 LOVE l>J.A.TVI-;a.E' AND YOU ALVJA.yS I ··~~. . .;,,;,,,"Ar"iiliiifE±rRFi'"'''.""IU''"~ I Buck Jcne1 in "THE FIGHTING ifiERIFF" C>EEP I ·---- --·---,,,_ ,.,,=""·-OI•-,d Friday and Saturday I'M IHA'T · r . . -· ;,t llla"rtc•r· G ~r. ~~ · , j~ · :._ \~•~ } -Ld)•' , . ,_._ c uLL~~.::.~;:; , you My H OROSCOI:JE R EA D · AIZ.E YOV N·EIGHIIORS" JAKE SOPEN I ~' ~ . ·• "<..· ' r~o,o,, 1, 1 < , ; •• \ ,,. ~ ' I ' •' , , ' '111~ COUjtT ST!lt:H fURNJ'rp~~ STQI\f: . . -~ • II \ �• •.l'W fJAn. Y TIUl:iUNE PO!i«ERO'r, OUIC. t'118 !WJo'l - Maybe Cl.AJIHFI!;D A~VUTlSING By John P. Mod bury JECTION -TJpe like tbill ~~ •' tler ====·-=====~===============;;;;;:::!i'" - ~ I • &uc- 1 The cu. rtllr.l tl&btwpd wJw polct ftlty untU tw can 11t in an ottlce c.r lara ror an JUtaesl.b~~ and h!a own and baw his secr~ta1·y tell ) ~~:ot 1..1nconscloU& anc. c.:c.uldn't euJo~ evteybody he's out. lt. Roo~a.nrc A Na.&;i 0111 J hunt~ 0.,-;-V~uck:wlUe The tn mr:rmo.ld who clothes Davy Jane 's Locker . llel' •'j theCln•khur~>t:&Smlth tellli IT't' he fo;:Owli WI Jlle-- Ht. d<Ws. H e t.ake.!i UCk .'lf Amer klau 'fr&redW:Ii When a. man Ia dM!U;'!d up to kil l and hun't the fare oo Chtea~o. (12 pt.) , . lllc M jlne. Type l rm Wrong YH'n IUI:at No buai..Qeae man Ul rt.ally u ~·· an Amerie~ a Tri11mph O!'Sf', lo :J \' e hf'f'll uri J:IIUl II~· J ll)o:l· sn JmprO\"t!ll In f11< ..... The Italian fighter who Roman numerals want~ thf> referee to count him out Mcny a ooy !1; goln~ to coll::.ge IEMclency 1Exper14 an1 t-:tuciy!ng six ur 1;•vcn lnm:u~ ~~ · Tile tightwad who trle.d l:> bu:,· while his poor fathe r has lo stay a! wireless fence for his backynrd. homr and f.trugglc wl lh th,~ r>'·. ~ ~w. Vital Sta.tlatic• tcmuue. I Any o! KIDK SOJomcn's WIVe, WJ.Ii Advlre tc the Low - Worn . one glrl-m a thous~tn1. Th' hmwym r cn 1s l.\l'r >Vh"l' • I lit' groom tnes to open the Ld\!." :: j Scl'io.l Al·compllshrn~ ub ! blstults \dl.h a Jlmm y. Blowing ycur brnln.s 0ut With ' !' vacuum cleaner. 8,upreme Egcl:.ts Thr. fcliow who wanted Lhc C<irEJ:CU¥' it J".Lu.~>e 1 nrgle l>'oundatlou to give l1im .. , Aviators have to learn tl1e busl· medal ful' sav!ng hl~ own II! ~. ,I Hess from the growld up. 'i For Sale, Miac. ,, ~Syou Whene\·er you see a man wnlkfrlbw : ing lflsurely along th i! .street about l.~ a ~;econd-~tory mnn? 7:30 In the evening, the chance~ Ccrpcn:. J- Yes. !Je cve:1 brta k.-. ale he's en his way to meeL hLS wife Into vum~; pt•opl c-"s :ur castle., . I at six o'clock. Sergeo.llt--You sa y . j thJ..~ t misery Jea~e. Th e prompt rehef this harmltss, efferve!ccnt dfink brin11:1 Will be a ~urprise and dcl1ght to yo"o.l. Make up your mind to b1d Nervousness and Heodache~ "goodbye ." Get a package of Dr. M •les' Effervercrnt NE.R VINE Tablets at 11ny drug stone>. If you are not plea~;ed w1th reaults , you r druigist will refund yol\r money. \I .I. HR1 1(; ~,'f":)Hl·:S s ..... u ~; ,~!•• By CLIFF STERKETT "·--···--- -- · 1111' )111> boU went ffl>ln one 11<1e "'\! II FIGHT RESULTS II "'1 · I. Ytile wfO.toc;l• '""' lp hit , _ .. 1H[ ~;::~.~.::.~~~ =.r:.i:=~·~~~:\,'&~ ~ l E·, l'D'[Y~OUNOS f TO IT·Honw ['TO wrcroNciN AT N[.rlsnNVIl; u bn 1t n,. JlJ il . NEXT ~~..t_s; :!!':'~~c.;~.:= rnrn PlAYERS' ~~:~f~~~al=:+::::.'hi!.'th~rr;~ ::~b~~~=\lr::r~~~:~ o•y IN"£1!T1r 1TI·ON I!TADT[O No MHATCH fron ·Lornl lJH ll U :r=.~. E\1~f?Jill :::·m~:'::T•"f.l~:.:5 :':[~:::r;:·.=~~"'l~.. ~f.'~ i H : I il llH i1 HI! !:~~~o::,:~~~·~~·m:v~·... Ore)'bound eleven By lntemat.lont.l NewJ llm"tloe med Gil the p.me. w::-,-.,h--:::Th,-e-w;;.tlen Pomeroy Boyo Score Ta.uchdown ()p Fifth Play Of Game And From Then On Conteot Become. Rout For Home T~m or t.he game. The quartft endect Unt1. The extra point. waa mlleeid At New York-Benny y 3 ~p.r , Sch I A th . . H T Th , On I 1hort1y arter with the eoou at. aa! and the acorm,: or the da)' ~h"\::1 New Yorlr. li•"tftl ..ht, defll&t.cd oo q orltln ave wo eoraea, e a to 0 reached 8f to 0 a ereat e tOr ... .. The 6eCOrld quarter opened "'"l i t~ home boya.' Durtna · : ~t Lew Morrelll. Hew York, <OJ. It Ia ·w ork Of rractical Joker, The Other t.he .. u on the Nellonvllle twen~y , pel'lod, t.be ball was down to ttic G.tnbliaa Plot Ja On yard Une. The)' attempted to punt NellomHle ten yard line but t.he outoft.hedanoorzonebuttheklok boye oould not lake II acrou and UNIVER~'ITY was blocked ••• wept , ..., '"'' tbe bau whon • forward _ . . ' , · ,, NOTES GIVEN TO POSTAL OFFICERS str&1Rht Into the air. AI It ounw pue. wu &rounded back of the ao-t Th t NewMk, Mnd &leve 8n01ky, Ha.rt· totd, drew. At New Hnen. Conn.-Dick [$YiJoo\ll't, Calllomla, defe&Led Jobn a UHIO .,.,u.ny neober<· Bo8\on , dereattd Kru.e, Portland, Ote. 0 ~I ORE T f~V ~ · trac~ := ':!!o~~lil~~e ~~ ~i!~or~ :::n~~d ;:a~~ :ts: :~f1 fROM W[SI EYft~ llrr:~~ ~~~al r~:thor~l.::mt.o1ay ~ ~e:l~,! ~~lt!ll'uf~~R:c~·~CI~oubt down, outstretched. Crow stooQ under wlUlhow.· hl!I "Une of and courae theynot didn't need &ms The u.ball that but acore .tt dtel matter. ever, was not roJng to be taken .so All Panthen played a wonderful ully and -hen tt •·-'-• In'· oame u did tk .. lr succ... .,..ra, who ' ..u ...__, Crow' & a'"""a,.. II bo··- ' uva...:u. ed away to• were lell\ Into....... t.he oame after the 1 Maao1. F'nlflce. At Eqmoriton, Alta.--Gll!i Son- ,.. Bob Graham Station Mlnn••po'•• , ........ 1D-IN8-A CGach Crlslt>r htunth~d ntlempts t: w ..., mysterloWI Coru!piracy to bribe three tht author. H r Uc-phoncd Lhi· Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rou~h and · • hotel only t o llt' ln l1mm:d that m, Unl·--•ty of Minn ·"ta 1ootbu.JI da""'hter of Colwnbus sr,........ nt a rev.r ...... . "W. Burzlk '" hnd 1:-"cu ni{IMcrcd ..,. • -~ WJO th · c con days IR5t week with Mr . and Mrs. all D. L RiCkard. An otreoalve play. with Dye cany down m defeat by such an over- Nelsonville player knew what had be Picked from the squad aa a etel· ' •11,h,.•> J1<1nd ered 0"', 11" J ~ue:.~lon · 1 " II lool:s Ilk!- til~= Y.urk ol bo nw 8 ~~crH~ :~:~tc~n v~ft~dHM~: 11 & POi. 1 , a hun 1 and he was atop~ ... CI 1 ' Th or a t.e0 ept was 1dern ~rlled .... T><Tson the couch ~:. .j J . M . Bpem.::eT at Rae 1uc w ! d neti· ;n• the ball between end and tack- wh e I rn I RK margin, t hey never once hapna"ed ........ ....,... 011 . tar performer. The llne, comnn ....,.... .brtbe1 ol the veterans, aided by Kel.ser e unu&ufl 1 a m " It"~ too rld~ 1 uluu:. 1o wum:. nl se!'· d , KiLVe up, each and every man pliLJ. the tour Ytlfd llne. 1 le, durlnl the 1\rat tour mlnuteiS O! inK the game untll the final whts· Wmebrenner went over tor a. a.nd Arnold d1d exceptlOnaUy load brought to UghL when ..three lden~· l lcus allen~a. u ltJd an .V\\il:O . 'M a~r and Mr.s . William Pri ce and 1 the p.me, OJ the game in for the Pume- I tie · touchdown on the play point. amJ did work80me ftne the day. durlnK Blackwell 15 • a.malwls. ore too busy grll.IIIK readr fur t ht· Vlr1tinia Spence r moto!'ed lo Spe:Jl1Whwon.sln ~;:ami." Piorottl bucked thenext extra blocking the In Head•LJ'ner Amofla o ..... ....., t.h touchdown roy hil:h aehool and started . the Nelronvme kicked off \o Pomeroy across through the center of th" game, which was Interspersed WUh B k C ., G menJbt"n or the Gopher ~ldnon cer. W . Va . Sunday to v1s 1t e 1r 8 Panthers on their way to Jon~: at the beglnnlnK ot the game and · lme. The tlrst and only PomernV , some nice runs. UC eye 0 ege ame1 squad, oftcrillQ th~m $l.500 eo.ch . if AdUing (o ll•.~; llll'H'(!IJilt 1, "' 1til sL~tcr Florencr str1nl of 8ClOres which finally end· Pierotti returned the kickoff t.o his I punt of the game cwne in thill J It was reported that the Nelson. Saturday tht:y would promlse to " lay down·· 1 \l•h!ch, t~e · p,l ~~ was ~~~·tteu. a 1~Margaret Dower spent a f"C"w day~ ed 65 to the Nelronv1lle Grey - own rorty-elgbt line. On the next quarter when the Panthen needed ville team was considerably handJIn thclr game wJth the Uuln•rsily ,cal 11 .1'.Hflup~r man 11p01llrl rc- at MMon City last week. hound& 0, 'I'hundu.y afternoon at play. Winebrenner fum~led. on the about six inches tor a first down ) capped by quite a number or th~ WESTFALL THREAT cr Wisconsin Saturday. ,~. --- -~~~~------ the NeiSonVUle 11eld. 1llnc of scrlnunaie and Nelsonvlll~ and an out.stde plmt was tried. .lt regulars being on the hO&pital list. T!1e three MlnneJSOla playen who Alter the t\rst touchdown the I n:co~ered. E:rvln, f\I.UI)&tk for the was good rolling outside on the 1Certainly this condition is t.o be rt'cened th ~ let ten~ arc Captain game was soon turned Into a trad: 1!Jreyhounds. tried 3 line play an~ Nelsonville twenty-five yard line. regretted, but whether their help Which Muat Be Stopped; Clart'n<.e Mxnn. Jack Mamlt'rs an1 1 For meet with Dye, Winebrenner, Si.s- ne t~- fumbled and Bruno Cast: 1 Then a lOlli lateral pa 56 WI!.~ could have stopped tue Pantheu !1 Cinc·rnnatJ" • Musky Kun,etll MucDougall They brought &~n, Pierotti and Blackwell each I ~Co\elcd the ball 00 the forty- tried ending with Dye who virtually alter their first 11purts tor pins, IJ 1 the .1oteli .mmedlaltly to the attaklnl their turns In racing away I eight I trotted down the fleld through the to be doubted. I Game Ia Toss Up tentbn or Coa(b Fntz Crbler who tor huge gains a.s the line opened Then a great hole was opentld In I stupefied Greyhounds !ol' a forty- I The line-up . 1 · ~;:u<i he would tw-n them over t ~ lara:e holea In the oppcslng line. the line netting r.bout fifteen Ifive yard run for a touchdown. Pomeroy POS Nellsonville By 1. N. s. lh( pcstul Ruthorltlcs . and L E Schacken The Ohio Wesleyan·Ohio UmTt:rr.e theories prevailed on th:;! The same became so that afti!r a yards, which was rouowed by the Tippy tried another drop kick tor '• Crow few minutes had passed 1!1 the firsL touchdo""l' play with Dye carrying extra point but It was no good. The \ L. Case! L T WlcJu; ff campus 1e;_sardlng the so urc~ of the period, every time a Pomeroy play the ball between Nel.sohvllle's right next touchdown was made soon. Keiser L G Ktelnbr.lel versl.ty teams were tapering o l lr ttcls. coach Crisler. as well a. 5 was started th erans somehow end and ta.ckle. Dye attempted u after Ted Scott tntercepteq anoth- Scott C Hall pract.lse today in preparation lor the three targets c1 the bribe 'lot . knew that 1~ was Jw;t anoth::!r drup k:lck. for the extra. point but er pass and Blackwell made a. nice Arnold R LJ Heffner their tilt at Athem tomor1 ::JW, held that the not~ were the work 1 marcb to the goal line Even It was blocked. Four minutes had run tor a first down. Pierotti made B. Case! R ? Bagley whlch Is classed as the ·headhh~r"l' ot a pra.<.tic£11 Jokester. R c:; Dezso A second theory was Lhu.t ~h e though Eddie Guinther and Bill elapsed In the game and the score the touchdown and Dyt> pas&ed to Pierotti Grueser, two backfield men of th:.. wns 6 to 0. Cros across the Uoe for the ext.m Dye Q :a Patto,1 In this week-em:t's fifteen stheduleC: notes v.:ere wntlen by a. Gopher Crow kicked off on the next I point. SISHOn H B Shaft'ea· Ohlo game~>. Ohlo U. will entt'!r the partJJ;an ror the purpose of mJcctregular Une-up did not plal'. the substltutes carried on with a men- opening pla.y and llie ball soore'l Then way down on the lielson- Blackwell H D Hatch hay a decided favorite because 01 lng a fighting spirit into the ace that meant business at all down to about tile ten yard lin~ vUie twenty-five yard line they at- Winebrenner F B Ervin Its Impressive record rolled up toe ' Ml:nnesota ~am tor the crucial fnrur~ by times. land was returned to the 20 yard tempt.ed a pass which was interTouchdowns made by: Dye 6, last two years, during which UIT!!!\wtnconsln contest which will hnvc 1he BOND On several occa~;LOns Dyr. did line. A pass from Patton to Hatch eepted bY Crow who went tearing Pierotti 2, Crow, 1. Winebrenner 1. It has lost only one game, and that an important bearing on the Big l!nco11dldono~o~l some very pretty open field run - I wa~ completeo: £or a .first down, but throu~~:h the necesaary rematnln~ Extra pomts made by : Scott 2, W Indiana thl.s year . Tt.n conferem:c race t ~cause both GuarallUC ninll with alrnotit. ills entire tean1 to their own bad luck •mother yards for another touchdown. Scott Dye l , ~lerottl I, Crow I. Although Olllo U. should win lo- teams have thus far ~en unt.eat~H running an interference that could pass which was start.ed. J'rom the again place kicked for the extm First Oowns : morrow's contest, a young man b) This theorv wa!; upheld at Mndiwn not be broken up. Time after tim•• same man, Wfnt to the arms of point, which sailed throu~~:h th~ P. H . B. I 2 3 2·8 the name of Edgar Westfall. tr1plc- Wlscc.Jsln: by Coach Glenn Th,lule¥ Dye raced through for forty, fifty ICaptain• Ted Scott on Nelsonville's Goal bars. N. H. S. I o o 2-3 threat m(l.ll fi'Oru Wesleyan will walk d the Wu;consm team. and sixty yards for touchdowns I fort}' yard. Une. iJye lined the Officlals: - Ewlng, Zanesvme, Ret. na\'e to b~ stopped, and Wesleyan The third thenry altnbutetl th(' The next Wui,:Jaaown came whc.1 .,. .. _ h The game wall 1\tl.eno:led by a 1boys up a.gaIn and t he ldenticll.t D h ...-R•1Dg er, Umpire. rt.oters are not sure that anyol''! mystnious letters to the etrc.r\1> or good sized crowd or loJal follower~ play which gave them their fitst Y~ took t eU ba~~n a ~r 1~e 1atd Jones, Headiinesman. can stop this boy. and they are a. gambling syndlca~ to buure th;· , Y yar e an Substitutes : Kloes, McCullough wllllng to bet even that Wesleyamloutcome ot the game In such a man from Pomeroy with quite a number touchdown, was tried al[aln and i;, era pass on le of Nelaonvllle fans in attendanc~. 1 worked to perfection, a rorty yard ~o~nta~~:~ ~:;~er~ow~b~he e~~~·~Baer, Wolfe. Potts, Holter, Joachln{ em'.!rBCI! victorious. ner a.s to reali2.e 011 their bell>. ' The day was an Ideal day tor foot · run for the touch. SCott place poi t b Dy od d th Mt. Union will try and entertain The contents of the three Jette;~; b&ll, althOUBh a sharp wind pre - kicked for the extra point, which n y e \118.1 no go an e Cleveland vlslrors from John were. valied durlng the enUre afternoon. crossed between tbe bars of th'l score stood at 59 to O. )0 · , and from previoull record!! I "Dear Frie-nd : It you will do A Quality Product sold only lry Qualil;y Dealns Soon atter the Panthers opened posts. Remember dear reader, all this seaacn the Clevelanders. will ! your best to 'throw lhe rame ay,•ny an o11enstve drive which netted Nelsonville took the ball from was going on In the first he.It and very well entertained. John I to the Bad~s this cvmillK Bwtnr them one point after another, it the kick o1t' on their own twenty- was being done 50 alter that the . • Is given the edge, however, ' day tmd provided tho.t tlw B1\{l· Willi easily seen that they had thelr five yard line and irrunediately ~;pectu.tors from Pomeroy combined this nocturnal contest oonight, gers wi'11, I ... m present you wi th E. E. LANGDON opponenta outcla~;sed con•lde•ably. went Into a passmg offense. They with the spectators of Nelsonville, b Th 1 l, 500 In ll1s. • took t.b 1 tte 1 only game !ICheduled for today. e money w1 11 be 0 Almost at will. ho tes were torn In tried one \lut It went wild then on e scor ng as a rna r ...Miami Rcdsk:lns will enter In Yl'IU' )l0118e86ion late Scturd~n· Gallipolio, Ohio. the Greyhound defcnsc by Ule an attempted punt, the ba.ll rolled loot, while "ye scribe" was walking Thinkt Hooaiera are Not game at oxtord de- ~ night. You do not have to an.JSwcr : BATTERY & IGNITION WORKS BILL'S strona Panther line, and the game free and Levio Cucl recovered. around his head whirling dizzily . The Red- this letter but l-et your work satw·- : soon I:Jecame a rout. 'Pierotti went down the fteld to the frODl such ot'fenalve maneuvers. . Weak at Many Think d Middleport, Ohio Although the Greyhounds went I two yard line and on the next play ' Tbe second half wa~ uneventf~u They are tlme l s~de~f sf:r~.'~ome rea 1 money in- 1 BATTERY SERVICE POMEROY - ---· - -----~-Immediately alter peruamg the 1. Pomeroy, Ohio. leiters, which were written on the i Ali·Amerteau footbBJl star in at s t-ncry o a . MQdl&an hotel, By and WESLEY 1930. FESLER in the first taU- -- -1 - ~-- -------- Wrttben exclu111vely tor I. N. s. season for the llllll:l..,JiamrmllllmiiiiiWOUIIIlmUIIUUII~:•u•mmou:WU111:111U::u:::"mlllllllll:llllll""""""""""""""""""~ Columbus, 0., Oct. 3().....INS--Thc Wittenberg team is · chanooa of Ohio State agaim;t the revenlr-! lor the 1930 Unlv~rslty of Indiana in their grid- "'dmh';"""d to them by the TiffinIron bmttle Saturday depends upon Ihe mental ettltude of the Buck:- :~;~;~:·:~CinelnanU·Mn.<~kingum gam?. eye$. J not counting In any copIt the Ohio team 1.'1 awake menstanding. ought lo d1·aw tail)' and plays the brand of footcrowds. The outcome of this ball It ls capnble of, it will defeat the sports writers leave tu the Indiana . lf the Buckeyes are not i'.l of chance, cominonly called, .the right mtml.al condition for thLS . I ea.me, they will have cnr. vl t.he Wnost.e1· will clazsh al-l haid .;st battles on thNr hands they continuing a prlvat~ grid have eve1· had. · lllarted ,way back in 1903 . In other words, Indiana will be Defiance and Bowling Green, l\\'(> just a.s (:ood Saturday as Ohio will defunalve teams w\11 come to I i£t lh~m be. Bowling Green In a ge.me Up tu date, the !milan team has will probably have a lot toj been undefeated in lhe Big T~•J. wtth the ending of the North-\ The Hoosiers 'took" Chicago \·ery Oblo tiUe chase. Both decislvely ancl came uut of the I own are undefeat~d. but Bowling 1 game wtth a scoreless tie. has sutrered one tie. Tlle Buckeye's record Is not qulte Tramiytvanla. eleven from 1 as JOOd, butt~ must be- rememberJd , Kentucky, those souLhthat the Ohioans have played two who played tqe ttrstl 'tltle contenders" while Indiana has In the 80Uth jUst. 52 played two of the weake r teams , will play the Dayton! Pootball critics are favoring Ohio stron~~: Flyers outfit art>! to be on the top by an Impressive In this game, but tht)' I margin when the final whistle the 11ttl~ unheralded blows. And they wUI be If they anthat held them to a not tnkln1 thln~~:s too much year. I I have arranged with the Logan Furniture Co., of Gallipolio, granted lnd treating ihe Hoosier games tomorrow will see 1 ouUI.t as a push ove~ It they do, playing the strong cap,tal , Ohio, to diopooe of the balance of their stock at factory coat. This they will get the bl~~:gest surprise of at Columbus; Cedarvllle their young l:"...ea. • w:lth Rio Grande; Alllau~ will bto an opportunay to buy at a saving that you cannot· afford I hope the Bucks will profit by Wilmington; Western ~ethe big ml&take that the 1929 Oh,io ba.ttllnK with Oberlin: Ottei'·l to miaa. team made In preparing for the Inclashing with MariPt~; Kent meeting Baldwin • Wa.llnc.e 1 dian same. We were all pretty cocky and ".:bland trylnr to Bnlea.r Akron. Special Walnut Bedroom Suites, couldn't J\iUre that the Hoosiers . had. a chance. All of us \\'ere llstFrom,,,,,, , , , , , , . LEI88 In our practice sesmlons ' Jun couldn't eeem to get in a ser· tie. Latest in Poster Beds ioWl frame of mind. T!.!e coaches '11mt day, Ohio shoJld have . hopped a-ll over UB and kept warn· bea.tun Indiana handilY, .blll It Just : • From , , , . , , .. , .......... . lnl UB what we were In tor. But, goes to .show what the right frame were too good tor our vlsl· of mind means to a [ootball teAm . · Odd Chests, (All Price' Cash Only) couldn't see any or th~ Anytime a atronK team starts to 1 From , , .. , .. , , . , , .. . , ...... . . . ,;~:~:~·.~ot our Instructors. oonslder t.helr opponent& too llsht- 1 , the "biK day" of our ly. theY he.ve a let-down m~ntally " finally came around. which ts the main cause for &O I This is all newly manufactured stor k of the late•t deoiam., !l>~·~oat:h~ dJd everything possible I l Buckeyes meet one . to the rta:ht Indiana teams- : and I an> only able to offer furniture at theoe price• hecauoe the But It WM to no a.lwa.ys pulling "the I reault everyone know&--a Ust ~·;;q'!c~~~- and a team the.~ wlil 1 Lprap fufllilure Co. io roipr out of bu•ineu. te\tn playinl a typical last minute." It ali ~a· !'Ji"l''l Haostar eleven and luo)t:y on Ohio as to "-'hat. the ttnal . AJ.J. GQOPS 9N DISPLAY AT cut ol til~ 1ame wlth a. ~~wii;illi;l~be~'i;;:;;:;;:;::;:;:;:l T~su1t.ed It's easy to get prompt relief from most headaches with Dr. Miles' Effe-rvucent NERVINE Tablets. Just drop a NERVINE Tablet into a glass of water. It makes a sparkling, effervescent drink. It soothes the ne:-ves, relaxes the nervous tension, sweetens the stomach and soon the pain f.<~r/1 .. .'-i;~,.H.Ou ·\ T '' The next ..........., ...,. wrw l ¥ I good-bye to Headaebcl - e•pecially those awfuJ Nervous Headaches that make you sick and mi.erable all over. Why auffer with them? NOW - ~o~~y I Our Owu Vaudrvi!le FOR SAL£ 1 Home Team Appearo Woefully Weal< ~ Panthera Gain With Eue With Guinther And Grueoer Playing Bench Duty . • ~~~~~~=~~~~~==~~~~~~~~· ~UHPLE-P~NTH£~ UPPON[NTs. ~~~~.::d~'!:.~. =:=::::...=~~$·~;~LAST NIGHT'S 'TH'R[E MINNESOTA PlAYERS ~SK£ 8 ::~~::i~·~i~~~ DYE MAKES MANY LONC RUNS Null and Void .AO. 'fl9li 'lU I).UI.Y TIIDUIII, I'OUDOY, OIQO, hla own forty yvd line. a beauU- I hall. did the Jud&lnl trom the way hubb.lnd+ are always growllnQ , b·" llll l ~ t J.uu:>rkn In r<•l't'lll ,H'III'S, llun .Jupll· have tempted Adam with a cra.b" Q('H! gi'OIH'I'S IJUI\' uhlnJn lh@ luiPliJ \"lll'lf'lil'fl fi 'OIII J!J i11 1 !'<lll!lfr.~. a.ppl~ . TJpe !Srt f,iU& (' ...) Me per lP (§ •fti'ICPI: ~ ID&U 1 JlDe) I OU>Mculho 1n1ort1aa1 II H'~ ry-ll:.i ·IOUnd. Cllr} fl:lll llll''IJU!!III, VItal StathiUcl thll (l(l pt,) lOc. on !l ~AY. QOTOIQIIIIO, lilt firs~ d~ng w"',,,"",',~:,. ,',"'•"'",, 1 .~)~ ,n,"',,,",,', I I 1 1 STRENGTH, RELIABILITY, I I ENDURANCF 1 He SAYS SHe HAS A CandldatJ !or TRUSTE£ ul bury Townl!hi!J, a.t the Nov. 3, 19JJ INF-ERIORITY COMPLEX' TEU '!}iE, FE:LLER T'LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE, OA.G HOTEL tuLUMBUS NAB IT! 1 z Short BWQ 'iorth of Memorial llaU and Jke-.1 Shut. ------Wanted- SALESMAN WANTED-Local mtw I only to work Punwroy and t: ur- · caillug on munrllng c~un tl c.~. bu~ln·.;ss concern~. Nationally advertised llne. Must be 11 hustler. P[nnuncnt connection if yo u make good. MERCHANTS INDUf.: THlES, INC., 2001-20:.!9 Home Avenue , Dtl)ton. Ohto. 10-l'i-3t <.:"rn.,r li!.b. a.n.t Lor.r 7.00 Fireproof Rooms lOO Rvom• a! $1.C)() Each. Fln~~roo! pra.re DUi door for ... ~ ·rr~· Str~rt __ 1.,=="-c=cc·v~.~-~.~.-~:-C:cw"~ '· ,., ..... ·- •.,, , ,~,.. ..... .. ., rar.ldnr-.J"oct Iindt J'ohl\ W .Welch, WANTED--100 cars Lo g1·ease. 75c a car. Modern eqUipment. Oa.llcy Sei vice StaU{Jn. &·:th end of Bnd!le Appronch. 10-.22·:Jt J".ana~:m, Olnetor MAYee: I WAS FOOLISh lAKE A LOOK IO PAY FOR "THE WA"TC),t I 4AVE C.t.'5PE'R OU"T 0~ MY OWN A'T MY MONE.Y ! ~OBOJ>Y <\PI'<lECIA'TE!; IO~lE'? ANY"TH1Nl:r 'THAI COMEI3 ,00 P140TO, EAr:,'(• IF I ~Ap CHAt:;~i:rE[) I'T 'TO HIM HE'D "" MR, 4A'ZOOP. I DON'T SEUE:vE PI<'D8ABL.Y PQ14E 11' ' THAI·St ALL .. NO, Rllo,H"I! WAI"I I NEVER. llAD~E. UIII'TU•• H)Sl> PLEASURE, NAMI! COM£<?> Sl~! UP FoR. MEMBERo;HIP 1111 'T"'~ CLUB~ WILL I BlACl<· BALL 1-IlM? h ~~~~rf'~'(ou EVER ;f., MEl GUARANTEED 1 WILL I ? I WILL: STORAGE BATTERIES FesIer Says oh· Mental Attitude • May Decide Game 'l~------~O_HI~O_S_T_A_T_E_V_E~T_E_.R_A_NS____,_·_·~...-~1 ~~i[~~t:;~~:~l i I 3 DAYS--Mammoth Sale I Bed Room Furniture i 3 DAYS-Your Chance TO BUY AT FACTORY COST. (TILLIE, THE TOILER Hotel Ch;1ttenden I . lH I?" 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From the stag :: hit "Tqrch Song"- Al•P Cofllody • Oet. 19, JO, Jl, the days I THEATR~, Frid•y ·' AS,.I2.0LOGE;.2. 7 LOVE l>J.A.TVI-;a.E' AND YOU ALVJA.yS I ··~~. . .;,,;,,,"Ar"iiliiifE±rRFi'"'''.""IU''"~ I Buck Jcne1 in "THE FIGHTING ifiERIFF" C>EEP I ·---- --·---,,,_ ,.,,=""·-OI•-,d Friday and Saturday I'M IHA'T · r . . -· ;,t llla"rtc•r· G ~r. ~~ · , j~ · :._ \~•~ } -Ld)•' , . ,_._ c uLL~~.::.~;:; , you My H OROSCOI:JE R EA D · AIZ.E YOV N·EIGHIIORS" JAKE SOPEN I ~' ~ . ·• "<..· ' r~o,o,, 1, 1 < , ; •• \ ,,. ~ ' I ' •' , , ' '111~ COUjtT ST!lt:H fURNJ'rp~~ STQI\f: . . -~ • II \ �. '. ' - Prot. c . J. Rhodea, Mrs. Blanch: Goodwin and Harvey l'rench at~-· . tended the meettna of tile Juvenllc ofllcers, Prohibition o11lcen, and echool aupermtendenta hel4 lit the oounty court house at J..opn, of Stud,. c-iuctecl .. ~. ~ olawState u.u.er.a.:.. om ·.,, ..., .• ~ E. 0. Braught, aecretary Governor's executive oom1m<~~~•"' on Relief wu present and qencles of Oov · I•I'::::.~~: several relief wblch wu the principal topic for dlllcWIIIlon diJ!ilnl tho meetlnl. JUQCe Davll of prealded over the meetlnl . There were representatives Athena, Perry, Hoctlnl and :Metas preaent, with repreeentaof the American Red Crou of different · count\~s · alao In atten- 1 ...,Y Apple Growers Receive .Warning . ' ., ' ' ··------- ., , TRUCK LICENSES JIIJSIION SOCIETY MEETS :~1 . . at ilar nen1n1. tbe followinl Pf011'1U11 waa ren.,.., P8vlltlonal, Mils Katharine ~1: Roll Call, Items of In· ~: . ,.,_..,. Mre. ~; . J!llme •ra. LciChary. After Ul,e bualness meetlnl dell- ~ re~enta were served by . tile; bcilteai. ' t:• '· ' I , • 1 ·r- ' ; - l i ftt ~pili or " the upper lf&dea In &he POmeroy Central aohoot batt ----~• ·. ;,.~..~ at .the acbool • ln f!l~tl ot· variOus ltlnds, all . .~.]~lilf.~venlnc ' ~·~ ' . , , ' J• Hatchery Surve·y to Be Made In Ohio lllo'l::REASED --- " E Ohi 0 A aup~~ ~nd influence . of. all. voters, b~tl'nnen a~ women, will be gratefully ~Ppr,eciated i C. J... BISS ( . ' ; 1 MAYOR of -the·VILLAGE . > ofPomeroy ' ' 1_,' AT .THE Ea.ECTION1NOV. 3, 1931 1 At IIIII lime I aloo wllh lo Utank 1111 manJ friends and ... ••~ fer all oonolderaUona &iven me In &ho pu& ........... ~- ~f • • 't'!'' rt.- r·t· ·~,, t . "V> -• .... l t r'\ • -1, . ... .. . ). ,, ,. .,.Will 1n O.Uipolb H0 ld on bualneu week end UOC:I&bOD a SIJIT FILED Attorney General, Gilbert Be~ man and Prosecutlns Attorney, Cedric W. Clark, ftled papers Ia the common pleas court here In t!le matter of the appropriation of an easement for highway purposes nece888ry In the construction and Improvement of 8. H. No.16, Bee. K. L., Meigs County, Ohio. The appropriation or an easement Wl\8 for a right of way through certain described lllnd In Button and Salisbury townshlpl, which was for the public welfll'e and necessary for the prescribed Improvements. Those to whom the appropriation of the easement were made, were: Tile New Pittsburgh Ooal Co., Mary E. Jividen nnd Charles Ebersbech. -:t~s~.~ r:u,-:nrc.S: ::sa...= tbllr J)U'ellta Mr. and ..... Jobn A. Pllber of Hellbta and ..... B. 0. Lewta of llaqle. Kn. J. D. Roulh vlalted Wecluel· da)' with tbe latler'a llliltft and brctber·ln·law Mr. and lin. 0 . ~. 8beeta at 'Iblvlner. Mr. aDd Kn. Wm. t11')' of Windale. IdabO are here on a vlalt 'With tbe latter'l slater Mra. Reb"ah HQman and otiWr relatlwa. Tll}l II their lint vlalt In 30 yeua. GladJa and Once Crow wbo are and two tnenda were 101111 to ICbool tt Athene epent callers on tbe Rlclp Thura tbe ~It end at bome. •' ..... l'aDIIlt 1'ralt Uld ehllclren .,_ Cbe l1llllta of Olnd& ()arper of Jlomel'O)' TbundaJ, Leot& culleiD a l'oii>OI'OJ Yllttor ThunclaJ. Mn. SIIJIUIIen, aon and dauallter carper and dauabter, all of were bUilD- eallen on recenU, • and Mn. Olyda Wblte of Bet were' PoJMroy vlllton Wed- day. Mr. and Mn. Lroyd lllnclalr spent Thursday nllbt aDd Prlday with Kate Sinclair ot Beanrallow Rldlt'. Elta Well II llnproved after an Ill· eu of a few i!UI. Mr. and :Mn. Bob Perry vlalted Mr. and Mn. Jeff VIolet Sundav. Vern Shumway and tamUy of Alfred were the lflleSUl 0: Mr. and Mrs. Guu VanNeu Sunday. Emersoo WeU and Elbabeth Rou were aftefDOOil callen Sunday &t WIU Lopn'a --------- T .Qf.art rt..··aJJ - 4' Don't forget the Bi1 Dinner (Chicken or Rout PcwkJ to be aerved by .the Bet.hany Church Ladiee on Election Day, Nove~ ber 3, Price SO centa. NOTICE: 13 Ill -Mra. K. P . Wallace and daiJI)lter Olive Ann of Oalllpolla vlatted sev1d with her t M':ra J o era aya aun • · · · Roush. Her grandmother Mrs. Mary Wot~an accompanied her borne f~ an tndetlnlte viZit. · M':ra. an . B. Darby Jr. and two children of ~f!lit, ·w. Va., visited =~~ ~.,. lat~r·~th mothtr, tl .· asner an o er reaVel. an~rf and ~ =rgeurt~rnetmte ·of Pa~ apent' ~onday ~th the Jatterl motller Mra. Vhglnhl Brln'"er ' ,_.. • ...... Oeo ..... . and ... a. • W. Sayre spent the wt:ek end at Wheellnl vl&ltinl the former'a ala~, C811111e Bayre anl:l· ifra. Mqpe · Valentine and other relatiV!!I• •·k-·· ' ~. ...r .and .... -..8. ~Wa m ""'"""'n and Mil. Tl)nJa J · liOn or Columbua .spent ~ eQd vlaltlnl tbe fqrmer•a· trandjlarenta Mr and Mrs. JlcCletan Jcihnson. ' · I • STOP FOR SCHOOL BUSSES Special lnstructlcns hav~ been lasued to Shltr field men that many complaints have been made of vlolation of the law requiring that "vehicles approaching the fro'!lt or rear of a sohool bus \Jiat has CQme to a -stop on a highway, outside the limits of the municipal corporatlon, while In the act of dlt\charglng ochool children shall stop at l~ast ten feet from such school .bus and remain . stationary until tlt·• children have cntored the bus or have a~!ghted aQII reached the r.oad aside. Vlolatio'!l calls for ten to one hundred dollars fine. or lmprlscument In the county Jail not to exceed 30 days, or both. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE' ·FOR • JJert Pl.lwxll-;;; the ~ o( John Alllmlm. :ura. Della Ollck and wife Cherry fti..1-e ----·----- A turniP welghlnl over live pounds le on dlllllat In tbe window of the Greaa Meat Shop 011 Main street. Tile turnip came from the garden of Dallas Yeaaer who lives in Mn1011 City. " • Mt. Alto daUihter, Carl B.....;.la&e and Hell!')' Ewlnl Pauline and Mlaa Paye BeJIDeU Seaaion at Athena; Dr. were buslneaa vlattora at Mad!Jion, were the Sunday Illest& of Mra. C. w. va., Prtday. M. Woodard. Skinner Speaka Dr. M. s . Daniela who 11 conftned thad Bush, the undertaker .11 In the hospital at Galllpolla 11 1m· very IU at thll wrtuna. Tile 11Choola of Mld1leport and proving nicely and able to sit up Mn. Jobn :Anknam and children Pomeroy were closed during the some. were the week end 1ue1ta of Mr. day Friday, as the teachers atLendMrs. Allee Moore and grand- and Mn. Alta Rolllna Of Letart. ed ll::e Southaaottrn Ohio E.dur•- daughter Nancy Ann. returned to Paye Bennett and Dan MeDertiona! A&SOclatlon meeting 11t the their home In Columbus after " mott vlllted Mr .and Wn. Olea Me Ohl•J Unlvenlty at Athens. visit with relatives here. ' Del)lllott Saturday evenlnl. All teachers from the schools ! : Mr and Mrs. Lemuel , Blrtchel' JOhnny Wheeler pve a ehlcken here attended the conV<lntlon which j returned Friday from Toledo where aupper for hla YOUDI friends Won· started Thursday evening and con- they have been visiting the past day ntcht, those attendlnl were Euaene Bennett, Robert Prtand, tlnUI'd through Friday. The Friday wek. meetlniJ& were opened at 9 A. M. lr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of At· Allen OUck, Clyde Wheeler, Ohaa. , the Alumni Memorial Auditorium !ants, Geor 11 ta, arrived Thursday Pulta and Pete and Harold Roush. 1 of the university with addresses evening for a vlalt with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Henry Durst and 1by Dr. B. o . Skinner state director L<muel Blrtcher , an'l family. sona Robert and Ruda and Mr. and of education. Mrs. Cora Curtis and grandi!On Mra. Eber Carpenter and daughter I During the afternoon a concert Wilbur of Columbus, Mrs. Dslla Freda of Portland ~re the Sunday ' was given by the Southeastern Chambers of Middleport and Mrs. lllleBUi of Mr. Durst s mother, Mn. II Ohio School Orchest.ra directed by W. L. Stivers were vlaltors at Mar- N~~~ ~;- Donah , Prof. w. D. Ingrat~. Thousands or !etta Thursday. ...... .....,... ,"" ew was a. ; teach.rs of the Southeastern •chool Mr and Mrs. Edward Bauer and Ripley Monday on bllalneu. district attended the meeting dur- . Albert Me~a were business visitors ~s:~~::S~~tr:!~~~lcely at sess1on.s. at Lancaster Friday. teacher aa our \ lng t,pe two-day , Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hayes of -·-PYTHIAN SISTERS HAVE Ohester spent Thursday evening ---~ MASKED PAR'I'V with Mrs. Charles Ru.ssell on Mul· Magnolia Temple Pythlan Sls- berry Avenue. \16' ters enJoyed a masked party In Mr. and Mrs. Alfre<l Yeauger Itheir lodge rcom Thursday evening. cnee Hilda Roush of Minersville> Elfa Hawt and daughter were There were torty member. present are announcing the birth or twin vlattors at Hemlock Orove Monday. Mrs. Edna•Relbel received the prlza toys born Friday morning Oct 30 lcephenna M_9Eihenny was a for best dressed nnd Mrs. Allie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shela. and business caller at Linton MldkU!'a Fisher the prize for most comic. son of Portsmouth were guests of Tuesday Refreshments consisting or sand Mr und Mrs A W Drummond Jeff VIolet was a caller at H. E. wtches and coffee were served. and family Frld~y ·Mrs Drum Perry's Tuesday afternoon. rnomi accompanied ·them home Ora Sinclair spent Tuesday even SUFFERS STROKE - lniJ with Mrs. Dale Perry. 0 few days vllilt Mrs. Thomas Sheets sulfere<' a Mrs. Oley Ma~n or Letart. w. a., Blnnes VIolet and mother and ~~~~e ~J :~~~ly;~n~~ur~~:a;~ ~~~~ spent, Tuesday and We<Jnesday with ::~'f:"ha~~vf~:!l!\ ~ [;:· near the cemetery ·nd Is ,·n • very Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bearhs and ham Wedn·-~ay ••· va N r I• ~ daughter Lucille. · ,..... an eu was critical condition. · Mr. and Mrs. Henry Durst were the mau carrier here since July 1. 1st CLUR HOSTESS guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H. . Miss Helena Cllflord entertained Hellman of Bunker Hill Thursday. Jll~~:~dV~~~tytoo~ ~.h'¢/~~y W~~= her Five Hundred club at her h 0 me Tom Thomas Is quite 111 at his nesday. on Butternut Avenue Thursday home In Naylors Run wth yellow Lloyd Sinclair wa8 a "··~Mne•• evening. Mrs. Scott Ridgeway, Mrs Jaundice · · Fr~<nk Simms and Miss Sybil Ebers Mr"' Peter Ebersbach daughter vlaltor at Denver VanNess at Bear. bach wert guests ut lhe club Mr. Arma. Mrs .•Marguerite Durst dau- Wallow Ridge. Fred Whlt.lock received th Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Prost and son 1 r) ghter Bernice Ann. •Mrs. Arthur prize anti Mrs. Ridgeway tbe c u t Ebersbarh and Mrs. Cha~les Rad- and Mr. and Mrs. Dode Zelgle . ~d prize. e gues I ford motored to Parkersburg Tuea· Dainty refreshments were served Iday and spent th<! day with Ml'. by the hostess. and Mrs. C!yde Marsh. Mrs. Peter Fbrrsbach and daughter Anna 1 went to consult Dr. E. 0. Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. Hoi O'Brien and daughter of Huntington, Mrs. McCray of Akron were recent guesta Mrs. Charles Jrnktns who h >lA of Mr. and Mrs. Chrla Bearh> on bor.n visiting her sister, Mrs. Jolm ER.:Jt Mnln ~~. McCallum the past week returned to her home at Dayton Sunday. She was accompanied by her son Floyd wife and two children who spen• ~. - ·~·-.a ·.o • retmhllll reiut · ~tlllc of elder, pumptln pie, 'dilillbiluta and ·eandwlchea. I Miter known m&Q about town, fireman ud general all around political leader or Sugar Run, atart<od to the bualness section Wtdneaday morntnc proudly exhtbltln& a three poUD(l turnip which Ike had rslaed all by hll wUe'a help, and that boy was ao happy he Intended that a newspaper a crIb e should, see It and dwell on Ita quallttea, but little dld "Ike" think about hla wealme:lS whleh soon userted ltaelf be· fore he ftnlahed hiS · trip. While gaily trlpplnl .aJong Mulberry avenue, Henry EwIng; the ·well known mor1.1cl· an of Ewlne and Company. spied Ike and the turnip obout the same time. Henry Ilk~ turnips and In about two .econds wu assertlns h I ! business acumen u well &s "buymailshlp" by disvlaylng some of Uncle Sam's best nickels where Ike could see ~em. Ike held out u long as he CO\IId, balancing the Jlt n<Y· aplrist what he fi11urcd lh' free publicity In the dally paper was worth. He finally decided that a nickel In hand was worth a atory In the paper so, he parted with the big turnip which his wife srew but tor which he was tsklng the 1Iory but he couldn't help but come down to the ofllce and tell about the turnip anyway. In the meantime Carl Bramlage or Ben Ewing are ans • werlns telephone calls to that business house b e c a u s e Henry's mouth Ia too full of turnip. ~ * .. .. ~PIN PA&tj AT .. •.. , Cli:NTJLu. 8CBOOJ. I' Albert Ebenbach, known u "Ike" well Arrangements have been comUnder the new motor vehicle 11- pleted between G. s. VIckers, Field cense law, effective January 1, 1932 Manager or the Ohio Poultry 1mthe !tea on commercial cnra are lncren.8ed as follows: 70 cents per provement Association and I. S. 100 pounds or part thereof, for the Guthery, Ohio Director of Agricul2000 pounds; fl.lO per each ture for the carrying on of a hat100 pounds or part thereof, In ex- ellery survey In this state. Inforfrom Into the ceaa of :1000 pounds, up to and In· 1 II\:l~~;~~r·l:r;~ecelved wtll be direct complied eluding 3000 pounds euo per 1000 reports. 'nlese reports will pounds or part thereof In exce• sol mailed promptly to all lnterest3000 pounds up to and lncludlniJ hctchery men. Reporh will show 4000 pounds; e1 .75 .per 100 pounds t. EQs set during week, 2. Total or part thereof in ~xcess to 4000 number eels In Incubators, 3. No . pounds et.75 per 100 poUIIda or part thereof In exceas of 4000 pound.q up of chicks hatohed durtng week. 4. No. chicks delivered during week, to and lncludlns 6000 pounds; 2·00 5, No. chicks In brooders or on hand per each 100 pounr.ll or part there- unsold, 6. Orders on hand for next cit In excelil of 8000 pound& up to lnd lucludllll 10,000 pounds; all4 three weeki, 7. Orders on hand for 12.25 per each 100 pound• or pa·• t or ll:lason, B. Total orthereof In exceu or 10,000 poumis den same datp last year, 9. Current · price for loweat gra1e chlck.s, 10. · Ourrent. wholeiale prlte. 11. Pet· CHIJRCH PARTY con\ hatched for thla week. Information gained fl•orn thla sur· The members ot the Queen Esth- vey Will be available to all hatohery er Circle and Invited guests enjoy- men In the state whether or not ed a Halloween party at Simpson they are members of the Stat;, All· M. E. church parlors Thursday soctatlon. Director Guthery has evenlns. A moat enjoyable even- been assured of the cooperation of 101 was spent In playing 81\mes. the eight hundred hlltcherymen In Refreshments were ser11ed. 1 the J<ta~ In making thla 'service of the utmost benefit to all con· LARGE TURNIP cern£d. ,. The ~n Mlaslonary BoMQ purt the home ot 111ra. Oeo. ~ltlpr on Mulberry Ave .. Thurs· Schools Closed, Personals Teac.h_ ers Meet a Downie Moor-;-;;t Columbua apeDt few days here and "IKE" BRINGS BIG TURNIP TO TOWN to; A temporary office • baa been itted up at · 1 the home of Jolm Leil· ' 1111Uer for the conveni• 1 eDce of patrona of the Red Anchor Depart· , 1 tnent Store Company •. ' 8UI1 may be paid at ' 1 thia place. The addreaa ia 225 ' Eaat Second Street. I · THE RED ANCHOR DEPARTMENT STORE week l . ".:' ~·.i . .; Minersvilie NAVY the week end here with relative.<;. Mrs. Adolph Grueser spent Sat(Continued frnm pn,e one> urday night and Sunday with he; father. Mr. Mcintosh at Maeoll C1ty. Mr. Mcintosh was tnl<en t· allegation he had slight factual Newell, W. Va., to visit hill dnugh- kpowledgt ~f the countl')''S naval ter, M1·s. Tom Riggs, e.lthou&l1 IH 11 needs so nluch that he made a public reply to a statement which still In a serious condition. Mr•. Rizer's rom In the . Dutch- seernd on I)' p~rt of a S.rles. qardlner had said Mr. Hoove~ town sch®l was closed Timrsday afternoon on account of the death h~d shown his "abysmal lt!ho~il.nce·• of Mrs. Wnltor Able", sister-In-law Vjhen he mnd~ his proposal ' sorile of Mrs. Rizer. qme ago thnt ships should . be 1m~ Miss Yolanda Dllgard entertain munlzed In time of war. Further. .e d a number or her young fl'lendo he allesed British and Japane!e In Prtday evening with a halloween terests would be served to the the party. Prize for the nicest costume Judice of the American Navy "'''' won by Mary Aliee Pnrkrr. t1nited States agreed to the Leagun most comic by Chester Rou;li. R o- of Nations pt·oposal lor a one-year freshment.s of sandwiches, pumpkin holiday on warship building. pie and elder were ser·~ed . f .. Mrs. John Custer's Sunduy sr.!J ·.>ol • • • • • • • • • •••clas.s of ymmg ladieB with a num- i tc.- cr young men enJoyed u 11ul- l • lowttn party at th e Welsh clnu ell Prlday e\'enlng. Esther Thcn11" ,,. i ceiwd prize for nicest dress. Sand- ; wk:ll-.:'S o.nd pumpkin pie w~.. :,. ~crv- ~ ea. Bealtb Is Oae ol the Greatest Bles11n1• 004 f;lve• Us• .. ' Why Not Itt feet . caused by r, pte~ o! coal fall- 1 ing on it \\'hllc worl:!ng ill lllr Sy racusr mine last week. MIEB Clarice · Maa[( S Sunday school class hcd a halloween party in the W-rlsh ch~rch Tuc:idny rv (·nlnr. Louise Baer won I>rizc fo: pret Lic•t cootume and William Grueser won prlrte for mcst l:ul!ir. Refltshm ent.s 0 r SRlld\i1Cht'1:i, pumpkin pir nnd l<: monalle wns : ;• r- ved . -----EagiP- Ririge Mr. and Mrs. Thos. BurkP, Carl Babcock and Eva .. Guthrie spent Saturday night and Sunday with Chas. J;labcock nnd fnmlly. Mr .and Mrs. John Rose nnd P. R. Orr and !amlly visited Georg•! Frederick and family Sunday even lng Mrs. A. D. Tuttle nnd daughter and Mrs, Fred Wolfe called on Mn. Chaa. Babcock ThursdaY afternoon Mrs. w. H. Wolfe s~nt sunday with Mrs. Bert orr. ' Mrs. :Wiand Torrence and daugh te)' went to Syracuse Sunday to spend a wek with her parents Mr and Mni. Allison. ' · Mr and M rs. Ra ymon d Frank Don't for~~"et the 8J',.. and 0 . E. Or rvlalted Mr. and Mrs. • • W. H. Wolfe Sunday evening . Dinner (Chicken or Rout $B.TaFft OO:ccFI ft i--a,d zi>YaPQ .ll• Miss Beverly Wolfe spent the 8 e thany Church Lau1e1 week end at Cleveland· with relaon Election Day Novem- tives there. • SO ' Chas. Babcock spent .. 'tho · week b er 3, PrICe centa. end at East Liverpool. . · I ! I . FAITH BALDWIN A new story of young love that ori~inates througtt MAfOUfRADE It's a Story (; ' I ' ,, '" . ·r, ... ... .. ' tb 30 minute• then cooled immediately and bottleCI in ·lterilized bot.. tlea it the greatett body builder known. It ia what all ach6ol children aa well aa II'Own upt ihould have. . . We uae modern machihel')' and ta~e apecial precaution in handlin,1 the beat'milk we can buy. We. have a bit expen•e .ad· ded to our operating coata in ~e~tirtg the rigid .-equirementl lit~e· esaary for grade A Paateuria:ed Milk. Cheap milk ia expemive milk. It cauaea epidemica and'apreada dreadful diaeuea. Wf!l help thoae proepet that we ""e. Milk iafone of our very bat fooda. Why not be moit Parti· cular i~ aelectiq your aup.,ly. .Lqok on your ll{lilk bottle cap a~ if it aaya PASTEURIZED it'• SAFE, and made· doubly ao by, d ... penaint of it at tbe foQo~jnal~~iOW~~ and ~ept io the General· Elec;tric Refri1eratora at EW.MCl'$ ~ASH GROCERiY, ~iddle· · ,ort, Ohio and EWING'S CASII t~OCE~Y, Pom.-y, Ohto, new .. locatio.. next to Ewinl'• Funerai _H6me, Mulbe...., Awnue. i j Beglaala Meigs The Daily Tribuae : Wedaesday, Nol. / COOD .MILK he~t~'<td t45 de~ FarJm:eit and held f~r You'll like ' .. . .,·~. , .·' •. '' '!iltt , .. '· ...' by ,. ' 'l ' \. .. 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