https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/707305b017fbd08bc1e2a9ce46951bcd.pdf 6a3c6d2f3b1b1ee0fdb7574d155505ba PDF Text Text ' ·i I ! 7~ Tribune which wa.s to the ef Miles was re- teet that elected In Raeln~. was slight.· Mr. Miles was no~ ~-elecwod thl ~ year. hav lnw been retired to publlc •li '" at a previous elect.km. round Up the ganc. The youths told the omcers abc.ut stealing ifll60llne 1from a C$r which w~5 believed t'J have been Max Roll~r • who nas I 1 Mr. Milea ha6 been mayor ~~ Racine, however. so ion~ that it wa.s llll f'rror easy w make. Not lnch.1C11n'! lftllt term when he waa not mayor, Mr. Miles has been the ch1et ex ecut.lve or the metropollc uf eastern Melga County for 19 yeare: and now 111 set to mak{! Jt twenty slncf' his f!!t:ctio,J Tueaday. During the C11mpalgn juJ>t closed, Mr. Miles was in t1 hoapital tor several weeb just when things would be hottHt In a political wa.y, but tha~ feature did not seem b Interfere with his a.bllity w gamer votes. < R&ADERS Hawklnll or Liberty Ave .. Wtdensday, No. 4!. , Mrs. Jacob Mees and Mrs. .'l.llce Smith of Athens, w::re vlsltorfi here I I FULL LEASED :WIRE OF l~TERNA.TIONAL NEWS SERVICE "'*'·'0 , , molllh1 NOT STRANGE IN MUSICAL AGE I Y"hkbt.cnm, 0., Nov. ti.City Mana.er L . A . Wttldner admlu:.ect today Lha~ he was 10tttewhat noopllliSed to leiU'll that an alleicdl.y dettltu~ Mlddletown family, wtJklh bened the city relief committee to aUppl) 1t with bed!, hacl swapped one pt the beds for a radio. " I' this ill a case of mloSlC p.rderred to slt":ep, ooe ~·il.m• Jly wUI haw to 's1nl' ·to some· body els~ for help after t.hho," ~e city m~tnapr !ficl. INS - I i - - -· . . -· :rncrlea_u 1 I - " I RasP. "~ I I • .. ," , I I . 1' I ~~v i •. i ss,ooo.oo :::,::::::.:s:.::. ;_. ~~~ Y~u~ ~~i~!._ l who IJiy& for the flrat I ~laht ~'? ~ extra •Cylinds-a? time, the publicpaya. Jt ' Ycu can sat.Lsry your ramlly's I ''lstt· fur J!:~Od candy t.>conomlcally 1 by taking advantage of the UllUI\1&1 , qwa~r: in. ·~.cillt qr ',Jn.acceptin& I candy values nt the Rcxull . One t · · · • 1 ..~ I Cent Elalc, November ~lh. 5th tith : ~_quality. Thp ,NEW .,LYMuU'rH 1und 7th. ou8rant@ed striclly ffesh . . Mtb ··&our cyliftdera 'is ·lll'boOtfler. faster a man: thriDJnl: td I BartcU'I,l, Th.'l Rm:all Store. P-'J 3~ ·drive'.than,.... ...... "Iro d1eaPOJ" to build than • ab: ond the I ~ s_,<= ' ' . . . public .... the benollt "' --= the uvln&. Drift o NEW PLYMOUTH bdore """ decide on your new car. OATING POWER FREE WHEELING .. EASY-SHIFT .TRANSMISSION . INTERNAL HY·DRAULIC BRAIES DOUBLE·DBOP FRAME SAFETY-STEEL BODY FOOTBALL POMEROY H. S. vs. WELLSTON H. S. Saturday, Nov. 7th. 2;31 P. M. ••• MJDDLEPOJlT HIGH SCHOOL FIELD • j I Wlirzbae", Oaly G.O.P. Repubtican Conrreuman in T exu, ia De•4 · The_"'!!''~al ... ' .. ' ' .' pmpose ..,' Bulk Special I P~l:ZES I -· Man May Soon Be ced Without L-•ina Hio Wife -· • ' FLOUR 24~ lb 4· 5C All sack ' Flour -~i RICE IN CAiiH I .. I I LAWS WORK FASt ~ In Today From· New York at ---- --- -- ~--- Medbu., lntervi.owa Known Hollywood Attomey torre, lltUitd an tnvestta:atton o1 the ex*lkm which occurred in the turrft or an anU-aireralt run durtbtr tbinl practice oil Santa ROll. Island , 10111 miles nortb of JS New W'"''' ·~eatt I -;covERNMENT f.INA!.LY WIT FROM 8USINES~ Of rl lNG MAKING STUNT: IS ~ECl~REO Ill[ tnQWry qnkred by Admiral Rlctutrlt H. Le1fh, oommander Of the battle -~ - - NEW METAL WEATHER STRIPS I nen n EMPIRE STATE HAS FIRST SNOW klUilcl •Del nine others were ctUl· ...., ii!J!DOCI. 'Phil beUef was ftl)ftssed by na,.. val oftloera as a specJat COUJt o1 . ----=-·.-. - N' ht Co h' QUIC • kJY Stopped v: NO'I, ~IN:~ Lose Member PEOPlE Of TO ~0 T~ ,........, ln. wJtkh t\ve men wa"C I Sch·i Cal., a1 a 'alutU l>e101"f,t!_ll automa.sk breeeh •look w;n tlib"J" ebe4 wll bel*'v&d ~­ ~ todaJ for the dl&astro·,.,. blaat 111toant the u. f!!. a. coldradb w 1 f'dm• P!eiu!tl\a'e ..- ali i 1 and Wamter SOit\ll'~ ° I I · .J Colder In East t~J.ght. 1 Spencer JS Found Gui'Jty Of Larcenvlport. I day fair and Wl\nner. West Vlrgln1a-Palr tonight; I I ....... WEATHER FORECASTn 'P..ir and oontJnuect cold ~t. iolilir- Nona If ,.... . ... ".... Olloe "' ,... Dall,. ,.,..,.., call 23e L1 If the 8uo._ ·Qaee ... for 202-lt. 1missed gasoline at 1ll!erent tlmes. IThursd"-V A headlight bulb and l"ns \\'~ r ~ I Helen A Drury ot Columbue, 81 IDjurieo; Bruiled Muocleo, Sore Spoto; Boys Hard stolen trom the B. 0 . OII!Uiu car wa.a a bw.lncss v.l.sltor here Wednes· A't Work In Sfite Of Outlook To Stop Ruoh whe11 it wa~ parkl:'d ou Mill ~ tr£. ~ t. J day and Thur&dll . Hallr w, e.l u1~ht Ttwy tolfl or stealMr. and Mrs. ~ltchell Croolc::l 0 Golden Tornado 1lng n blanket and Hllshi!Qht from n l Dayton came Wed esd t a car belonging to a Pom eroy m~n. .' n &Y or MAKE CONFESSIONS I and many other crimes which h!I.\'C: ~nth~ vl:t :ei ~h : s~ter, ~r!l. l BIG CROWD IS EXPECTED I been committed durmg thf' pa~>t na ou as a o er re aAr B • E d T months . tiVIUI P.nd !rh·nds In the Nease S~t· 1 re~t r•nra n Thf' ~nUn• Fang hao; 'iN\'ef! frnrn j llement. • ' To See Came Between Welloton And Purple Panther ' Reign Of Terror By two ro rour yee..r~ iJ1 tht Lnnca.~t.er 1 Mr. and Mrs. John PhUUPti re· 1 I y h I Boys' Im:!uetnal School and Logan 1turned home from Columbus. WedAt Middleport Hiah Field Saturday; Yellow t out I a recent addition to the ganq was n ~selay, where they went to con:~~u.it ( e Moatb.ly 1awiap to aa Jacketa At Lo11an Friday Just released from that inst1ttltion •a ept:clall!!t . Mr. Ph.iJU~ is slo"''Y 1 A Ranr, or thieves compn:;ed of ~:~bout two weks ago. ; lmprrnlne. n-erap famUJ ~Oiol\d upow~t Iyc utl!~ rang1n11. In Rf!.t$ rrem 16 to one boy told the otJlcers that i The store room formerly oceuiD. sil: JOIU' PGneroyaoa a"W&kenf!d Thurl!daJ ,boys wili have their hano.J.ll full in '!.D yrrzr.~ who hHve been Jiltcallng I they had purchased llqtlor al dH-Ioled by the American Exprea<> Co., Geaenl El~ic •ltould h•?e ~ t.o peer out Into the semi- •bringing home the bacon, Is ala•J ,. , rerent Urnes and carried it with ils ~lng repaired and will b:-: oceu- ! dartneu or haiP or eveu tog, if om? j not to be dented. The boys are not :1ll oHr:c _onn auto :tcccs:>or.cs from I them 111 their car hi 'h .. _ }.'led by Jacob Ament. earned I' 1.00. ....: 110 ehamt to call a 3uch, &J'!d l lfiVIlli U9 hope, but on the co,ntrary · aut<..mt:~J!~~ parked c:..1 the ~t:· ~ts !nlshed by Jlmml~ wHe~dr~ ~ 1~~~~ 0 H. B. Smith lert Thursday fol' ills I WQQdered what waa tbe ca.u&e of are more determined than ever io cf Mldd .ep<,rt and Pomr.rov fm the I seem! to be the ring leader cr Lll't' annual huntnlg trip in canada. Mechani•m be~melicallp all the dllturb&noe. F•w had an:~ turn back the Golden t1de and sh01~ 1 pa ~ t l€w months, h:I!i. been r ou 1de!.l 1 M d M w ft 0 1 tealed in die Moaicor Top. ide. other l.ban t.hl.t 1t was due t'J !<.cal rooters Just what they can .1o1 , up bv Ch i •f cf P4lke Dana (Bay' gang. Charges of P€tt:o-· lun:er~.y wlll 1, r. an rs. wen ntson c na~utal cauaea Wltll about noon when th1ngs look darkest. , Ruwh 1,r Pcmt!roy an'd Nlr;:ht Po· prl"lbnbly be flied agalr<~ th(• ·~uuU l.~ . ~ursday morning on a ten da)'S Ne,.tr ,...Ure1 ltte:atioa ••• ..... .tJle truth or the pbenom ..nou The ~~:arne Saturday will beg:n .11. ' llcB WilHnm Robson or Middle-~ oo~v to tiatte~d ~~ dLe~ aot evea ~·ALL· Steel !P fxvulht out by chance !:IY 1 o'clock. The Golden Tornado w~ll~ 1 D. OF A. BIRTHDAY PA.RTV , . en en n .a ama li.n . c:ahin•u· SlicliOa Sb._&..., ~ P'amham In a short state· be accompe,nled by 8 50 pJece band .J, The llov~. whn Wl!re lr>cm~r~> nr The Rutland Council No. 242 . or \lslt Mrs Watsons uncle In Florkl&. from Wellsk111, the pride of tht -the !Janti, are: Jiverett Burton, 17, 'the Daught.ers of Amerlu will Howard J. Smith of C()lumbut>, A 3-Yeu Guerante .. It. deYeloped that It WBI> not,. fog, Hocking Valley and said to 1M! one 1 Andy Spencer, who had eut~n:d! of Middleport; Jimmie H ~ndrlx, 19, celebrat-e their ~venth birihda.:.r nfere~ In the Industrial Relati~ns not hate nor amolr.e but the bart. or the best hlsh :school bands w a plf"a of not suUty to an mdict- of Middleport, Clarence Bovlr.!-.. 11.1 rmmversary ftt tbttlr lodlire ronms in . or Ohio, w~s a busine~s vlslf.()r tu-e blue haze call.66(. by gloom . The be found in the state umm:.g 1mmt charging him with grand Jar- cf Middleport; Wilham HJ;"nrtrlx: 16 lhe Knights of Pyt~IM hall. Friday Wednesdn} an1 ThUJsday. He \VIIS ll®ll. Ia aU in the heart ol the school oJ the Wellskm class. t•en;.· was round guilty Wer.lnf!."r:lay of Minersville; Homer Losan ui ot night. An Interesting pros-rarr:: ha ~ acccmpanled by his wlf@. cr;!Nih and hla faithful foUowen E.'.'!'ry lndlca.tiou points to a ~ra:e 1aftErnoon b~ a petit JUry or th(' Syracuse. ' · ill'en a1·ranged for the evening's en Gard~er Reynolds was 11. business afflttl bro111ht on by the combtnll.- crowd to see this game. Mlddlt'· t com1non pleas court ur Meigs. · Wht:l RL'Cllo;ec.J of U ·· h f lertamment with surrounding cou.1 ~!stior in Columbuul, Thursday. ~ .M dreumatances whleh It ap- pert Is ph&ying at Logan Friday aJ-I couriry. . 1Thursday mo~nJng at t~;. C~t}~~~~j I c1ls invited to attend. Mr . and M~. John Spires and 1 pean,. may male@ It doubly hllrd for ternoon so there will be no conru,t epmct"r 'oa'as lndlcWG jointly with here, Boyles and William H~ ndrix I Mrs. J . E. E\ans of - ~heshlre left ~I lads to put over a win- of mtotlons for :i<i:Jddleport roote.l; RA\'mond B::t!C:wm, Frank Parker, admitted their part!! In lhe mll ber- I . .. [Thursday fo r St. LoUll:i where they nlilt 'unehr onwth•~-ton·,islting Golden They call easily Rrrange to lief" both Edwe.rd Vi ttl toe. and JJm McNell. les an'd told.or the dt ~ds m which I yo~:~ ~v~~ ~~te~~~~d ','n"','h·• ".."v','n"gg~ j WI~!.. v,,tslt. f Mr . Bhpllresl "',, enjoylngthl: T ~o rom e~ · t b r 11 1 l.h y u , McNeil' se has bee dl po.sed 0f th h tll ~ "f va ..... on rom s cu es on •. _ matter of fact, glorious, rosv con ests Y 0 owng e e 'JV. whil t~ caoth !Unbe s te d they ad pur cpated and ,_ot du•ds offoHI IJy cur st11tlrJ!'iery dejY.ut- Pomeroy-Mason bridge. They will h~ pldurea weu ~umed int'l Jackrts on their trelc to . Logan Fri- Is t :d c ers w sen nee e gang had 1onc 'WhlJe t/l('Y wr:re ment at l.he Rexall On~ Cent Bale, visit other points In the west beakioinJ outloolct in a Jlft" after day and by walki.lil" cut t.o the high a u ay morning. not ~resent. INovember 4th, 5lh. 6th nnd 7th. for returning home. W~ nliht too• ball procti~ school f1eld at home to .t;~e Pome- The men confeSlled to the crime The gang has used B& the .-IJ·~~! s Quality stationery at practicai!J.• Mrs Anna Stark Mrs Oulc Of course, every football ~atm; roy and Wellston f:'atm;day aftel'- ~~~tpl~:e~:w:;: to the Jnd1ct~ of their crimes, parked aut.omobiiGII. half prlr.e. Barton's. 'f"l1c Hexall Jehse, Mrs. Mary Ml's.' Ka.th18 BIIPJ)OIIed to havu a certain num noon . pleaa' to not ium? w~~~ng: :~~ Prom ~. ~ 0 15 galluns of ~a.'IIJ!ln". Stmc. ll-3-3t arlne Mehl . Mrs. Mary Beckie and ber of "Bear" atoriet, tmmedh\tely 1 troveny aroae whether the crime MT5. Reka Findling attended a.n J)J'IICedlnl: an bnport.ant @:ame-. CARD PA..RTY j waa petty larceny or Hrll d larce at the home of Ml'." However in the cue of the men· A card party was given In the They atole 631 pounds c~pper w~{; 1 at Milson City tor for the Purple Pantbera, tb- Sacred Heart school haU Wednes- trom Syracuse Mlnln 0 . N NOW 6 0 atorlea are aU too realistic. t1e has day evening, Nov. f . Fifteen tables '1fi last Alqust. o .. mme AND FOREVER SHUT OUT BAD Ebersbach and fathec, Plerott1, Oulhther, Winebrenner. were In play through011t the evenCharles Kraft were viSitors in I Orueaer, Casey IBrunol and Crow lng. VO • - - - WEATHER Pa1·kersburg Thur:sday. I tr:rlnt: to tlnd places on the shelf. John Shorr and Mrs. C. P . HawT CORRt:(:TJON Mr. and Mrs. Jarr.es Traynor, [ Crlcb and pa11U11, bruised mll8Cies klns received the prizes for hilh U who came lo attend t.he funeral .-,r aDd aebH, thb and thAt. ~I hav\l score In Bridge. John Leltwller and, Attention has been called to the ae ~E33:!SSS conblned &o m&.lr:e the eo&eb'& nt~ Mrs. Ed Franz tlle ~rlze11 1n FiVe! fact that The Dally Tribune uo;vthbqr but happy. Hundl'ed, John Gloeckner and Mrs mary showed 126 votes •:c~d·~d FOR WINDOWS AND DOORS The Golden horde from Well&ton Albert Wippel the prizes In eucher. 1against the Participation or l8 coming to Middleport Saturday Refreshments were served dUr . Aid In Third Ward, precinct afternoon with the ftrm bellef that lug the evening. when the actual returns we1 :.> but they oan ~&t the Purple Janther 26. alnee their nne ahowlng asalllflt th.~ PIONEER LAD1' PASSt:S This error was caused by ::! !1 crbeavy flerce chari1nR Brue Devils · ror In the calling of totals on elccSaves Fuel-Keeps out dust and rainwho were able to srore but thre-J Mrs. Emma Circle, widow or . tlon nl1ht as the first ngures we Prevent. rattle. touchdown& while allowing ... _ Wesley Circle, passed away Sunda;, 1 had were 26 which nr~ corr-t We w~ at her home at carmel 1n Sutton ~ ""' · Wellttonltes one. That they mav township following 8 stroke two j are verv glad to make th<- cot1 ecLet u& have our man call and give you be suecentul In their Ob1o River weeks Pl"f"VIous. tlcn as It had caused sClme spccul~­ an estimate. You will be surprised at the queat Is not to be denied In the 1ac2 She WfU! 8800 76 years and 30 , tlon 11s to why this precinct ~h -. r 1 ·Of what hu occurred In the local days and 18 survived by three (show so many vote~ against Lhe low cost. CGmp durtn1 the· last couple o! daughters and one son , namely, 1 move. The correct figures therefor~ Or you can install them very easily ni&ftt prattlcea. Mrs. Elmira Chittenden , Mrs. on the que'Jti::m lu Pomeroy, we1e. U Pomeroy wins this a:ame, Jt WQrtzwalder and OUB Cl.rele of For the pa.rtlclpathl".l 1,002, a.g:atnst youraelf. ww t~~ote aU the ftaht, p~p and de- Me!ls oount.)' and Mrs. Denver 1139. J~Uoh U.t. tbt tel!:in Ufic\- Rll w BlniJer ot Pa:rkerBburg. She I!! also --• lo ~t body po&eaa, Not Only mw•. POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. thi Pla"era do theb' le"l beat, but eurviyed by two brothers, Fronk I"' QO' lOg hi ~ and PhHson Roush of oarmel. ,... ~ th • root.el'li, down ~own coaches, She wa~ a pioneer resident of the ·~L and au. muat turn out and community In which &he died wa:J 634 E. Main St. Phone 635-R aJp tt:te q&flters for the Purple well tmow·n and hl~hly esteem~d bv ' Wblte enry bit of encou.r&~c- all r · · -t that they have to slve, The !\~ eral services were con- Night coughing l.s a.lmol!t always . . · 11 admitted that W.ell&~on r.,a, t ductlict ~elldny aft~rnoon al :il oo r ••.u&Cd by an Irritated, Inflamed ett· : "alowly andbut wa1thethOUillt to week~ have o'clock at theomela.~u•~ Carmel u .ll.ftel' s . churCh, thrvat, soc~ ugh Is almOJ'It cougllln11. a .,eak team laJit few Rev otbson whiclll Ordtnury syrups a.ll do not reach ~""""'"'"""''mr~l:ll;:mlnlnr.:m"""'"""'""IUI~Itlmllll:ltl::'"'"""""""~. thu . 111011: 1 the body was tran11 tered by under- th -se ccndltlons. bul Thoxmr. a hll'i " , taker curtll to the carmeL ceme'- 1prcr,crlptlon exclusively fur thro:~.t -. - -- - - - - . - : te1·y for Interment. 1troubles, doe11. It !'ellevcs til<;! h·rl• , _ .•. . - - - - - -1 htlo11 and the cough slops within • t ·C t i l'J minutes. And Tlwxlne go~s sttl11 ' 35 New W 10 Batttrday afternoon I er oa 1 , !urtllcr-i t tJIImlnatr-s th@ lnternnll Middleport stadium in tOday from New York 1~a us :." which many time~; dtJvclop~l -- · · --··---cme and W!ilrth seeing , t R thb , ipto set·ious llln •Jils no d~;~ttbt, · t.ha.t ·the! local I a .• urna. , A l'l wallow or Thcx:lne oororE 1; . f.+-r; ----~ ~~--- --- -· !bhin~~; a.bsc.lutely pu•venLs nl ttlH Friday al\d Saturday Sl;)ecial - Country CluD ,~r uqhin'!" and Insures a gOod mgll~'!:>l F":t>cp. It glv ~$1 the same spN"dy / ~lid for ~ore throat too H con trtlns no chloroform or other harm- ~ 1 ri.tl , drug~ ~nd chlld1"en i!l{e Jl.. $eJ. P.t .R ~~;u:ua.nle:!d within l5 1 !tlinutes cr mon('y back. 3tsc; GOc, ~ ~~H~ SI.OO br:ttles. SOld by : · Ebet·abach Pharmacv Pom@roy ' ; :l\fn1·Un & Ro!IP.r Drug OomiJHn}' -~ -~ MiddiPpOrt 'I '''ct all other good di'Ug slores. For Committing Number Of Th ft F p k e I rom ar • ed Automohilea •' •• _ I Midd!e]lOrt hotels w~re &tripped on Mrs. Lawrenc "! Withers , ' Ill U~!Cha· · ' :~evecu.J ccculons, and the omcers vllle. hon• bt:e.1 trying for some time Born, to Mr. and Mrs. 1 Fl~'[ ly lneorreeL Tr , "r " BIG DEEP, DARK PATCHES ~f: 1 MR. MILES wAS )IYOUTHfUl bI" HAN G !l=~~· h::::~. ""':;.~:;:~1 Personals ·IS RDUN"U[D Up !~;~~:::in;:e pa::! 0~:: : i;-;~~nfJ:ir~ :: ·1 IT IN EVIDENCE IN CAMP Of l~CAl 11 ~~:t~:~~~~:: Mr: to : ARE H [ l n ! CRmD£RSi SIX PlAYERS HANOICAPP[O I tools llDd accessories. and numerous ( rc CORN TOMATOES Standard Original or 4 TOILET TISSUE Clifton 'ALMON No. 2 cans · Standard-Aia:aka Pink 4 rolh .Isc l""c 2, t-Ilt can~ ;] 4 head• ORANGES 12lb peek POTATOES sse to Face Char.-eo TWO IDEN1'1CAL ARTICLES Are Offered For The l'ri\:e Of One Plus One Cent · SALE Starts ...' -.... . '• $1.19 3 lb. 2Jc .. {' ' '· ... ~ :., .,, ';.j; "' Wedne$day, Nov. 4 LAS"AUWEIK MORE THAN 125 ITEMS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF 15 lb. Peck l9c: 100 lb. bog EMPEROR GRAPES 'Tipe~~' New Fresh Meri:handiocl l;)irect From The Faetories FRESH FRl)ITS AND VEGETA:BLES · ICEBERG LETTUCE · 5 DoZen Size . ha-Doubt.. Medieal Qaarten if WUI Uri Tbe Be••P Store. Theory io That Still Att~. ant Overcome by Car- :. : bon Monoxide ~ a • �• 'lis DAILY TRIBUNE, POME!\OY, ostO. . ,.., t.· .. I'IUDAV, NOVE!.fBER 6, I!J31 PRIDAY. NOVUCBIIR i , lt3l . 'I'IIJI DAILY The Busy Bee lan opt" ratlon ft--·.... n1 ! Wolff Oh W. Mo.bl stret-t. lilt. 1.8 Beaver WiU remain 1mtU Chrll:tmu 11.11 could lx• wlth hla daqhter. Mrt Wolf. . Dr . and Yn . R.aymond Bolae Viralnia Grea1 ,i expet"l·ad Harry Thomati, Hi year old liOn went to Columbu.s Prtday to apepd PBONB 1111-1. cl Mr. and Mra. J ohn Thomaa su r- tm week end with llr. and K n. !t!l'tld fl. spraln~d ankle Thursday at- Norman Rt.&MeU, to atteDd. the • temoon when hll it'll at th~ high Navy-Ohio State fc:JO\baU ume 1 s ~:huol butldlng. He wo:s t.ak.en t.o Saturday. BANKER his home where the injury was al- :1 Mrs. Chu. RlUitl 8-pent Prlday wtth 0 S H LD, ~EGULi\lt .~urt:'r-HetLie H or'kn; CondudreBI! 1tended. her daua:hter, Mra. EJ11a Smlth at 'I MEtTING \ -Dottle MCcarty; A.owsta.lt Cun- ~ Mrs. W. 0 Huddleston lett. forJ HartJord. ~P.- Meigs Counly Banker, Al>- duc.tr•s.s-tt eltn T ~rtv; 'l'ruslee- !Detrolt Thursday t~·enina rur lt Mrs. E. o. Harper 1.1 erltlea.U.y UJ aoc nuon held lhelr reauJar ;rnet"t- Gr!lce French. · vll:'H wll,h her dauthter Mrs . Lee at her home on 1bomu Pork, tng at the Cooper Hou~;e In Racm ~ 1r T11e RI.IPO I'1llvc officer!> will be I Boyd. Mrs. A. W. Drummond retumed Thu~day evenlng, Tile ladles of thr 1a nn ::.uneed laf.tor. 1 Mrs. J . M . F\i.ris of YoungsLown. home Thursday atter a abort. vlldt Method~t ctlurch servrd a tlc!!r~- 1 __ 1Mrs. Ch~trles Wolf and Mrs. F'loyd with relaUvea and fneoda in Porteuu.s tl 0 ~ock dlnM r att ['r whith . . · Mees of Pomeroy were vlsltl:IIS Mrs I mouth. 1 oa~·id oar.st ThllrMiay. Mrs. Dai'!iLI Theodore Reed. moved ~ida' reguh;,r Jtem., of busine~s were iu , . EN~~BTAINS . < . L U~ . mder. Th~ ntceLmg Wlls 1\'C]J al· I Mr_~. C . F . RathbU! n dellglJt.! ully improving from her rt'~nt ill - the Reed proper~y on Mulberry lt:nck'~ Wil li s.evera~ gueSL'> pr(:~~ ~~, (Jltt'Jtalued tht> membe rs of Lhe 115 ne!l;. Ave., formerly occupied by John lndudmg W . L. J ohn.'l(Jn of Lelll.:t ContrAcl Flridge. Club Thmsday , Peter Qaskill and Mrs William Shorr and famll)' . · ~ho ~HS ju.~t celebrated h J!. !Hs( : with u one o'clock luncheon a t Lh t I Mcrrl~on ot McArthur vl~llt'd with Mr . and Mrs. P'red Roeenbi.UDJ birlh(.ay. Mar y Ja .1e Ootfet> Shoppe. Miss Etta Otuiklll Wednes<iay They and Mrs. Henry Raap went to Oo: Fcl!owin!l the lunchtc.n. the club also spent som e time v.1 th · Mar· lwnbua Friday to spend the week 1 . lllet at th ~ Rathbum home on St::c- ~aret Gasktll wh o 1.~ in Hul;,er nos- end with Mr. and Mrs. PhJIIp F.LECT OFF~~' ERS , IJnd Avrnue, where thl~l'f' tables lila I. Me'ler, Jr. T h<' E..;;..:stemStarCne,pterli(·lda. n JW~re in play. r Mrs. E.d F ren¥!'l anti Mrs. Pa ul , is Improving from _h~;;r recent JJI. ! French visited with Ma rgu rt> t Gas- BROAD RUN WOMAN Dl!8 lng ftt their meetl.lg IJ elct ht the 1 Tile regul!l r meeting of the 0 I. kill Thursday who Is nt Holzer ho~Mrs. James Roush died a~ her Masonie Tl'mple. • A wM ll..:ld Thursday afternoon at pltal home at Broad Run, W. Va., 'l'bur•· ed.: Worthy Ma trou , B ~ulah H~ . . e~. j the h em e uf Mrt.o. Fmnk McCo~· on Jh~ Martin ret urned Thwsday day evt'ning abOut ilx o'clock. fhe followina o~cer., were clerL - : Nonti. Third Avc;1 ue. s troke 1 from Pitts burg where hi' has been Death followed a paralytic WorU~y Pntrnn- ldmer MeCurty: I Arter tile business, a social time • vl8ltlng [or th e past sev· ~ ral day!!. whlcll she su1Tered about a week Assoc~l:lt.! Mntron-Roma Hl:IJ ta h: , fcllowPd. The hO!iWss served d~tinty Mr and Mrs Charles McMa 5ter ago. A..ooso~mte ~atron:-1Iux Hf,!la. h . i rdrf s hm<:nt.~. and Mr. and Mrs. O . B. Stout will She Is survived by her husband Secretar~·--=~-~~~~~~n-~~ ~d : '11'~>11 · M;.! rgaret oa:1till , who unde rwenl moto r to Columbus Friday e\·eninal and 5ix childJ·en. The funeral ser- · ·-- -- ·-~- -- - - - - - -- fo r a visit with Mr . and Mrs. Paul vices wm be conducted from the 1"1ttt:=nunr.r-..umu::nn=umummmn:nmmummm:mumm:tnm:::ou:.., Bean. They will atteml the Ohio Broad Run Luth.enm church BunBtate-Ntwy game day aner noon a .. two o clock .,-lti:J J . w. Leaper 11'n d Emme~ &hul•2r Rev . Kunkle ofDciatJng. BUrial wlll !lttended a. mertlng u[ Lht! Ohio be ma 1e by Fo[llesooll' Wldert.ak.en; Fuel oa ~ company at Athem; 1 nthe Hoffman C!'!meter;y. Thur ~day evenmg. FIVE SEAMEN KILLED Mrs. Vil'gil Edwurd.s Wlll leave AT PUBLIC AUCTION Friday e\'ening for Colum bus lor se1·iously Injured tnclude &eaman H. a Wt'ek end \'islt wiUl her husband, J . Htntoo, J . R. K0\\'8.~1. Q. V. who !:<1 em ployed there. She will Stover, H. E. Lutz aud W . .H. Duval. Athens County Fair Grounds, Saturday Nov. 7th. also attend the Ohio Stat.e-NAvy The exploBion oceurred ILY'hen ~ At I P.M. game. omcers and men, with a ' IJ'OUP or 1oserven about them, were ptepar.'~0 draft hol'!tP.S and 2 mul es welrhlnr from 1300 t.o 1500 po\lllds. 4 t6 8 years old. i\lso well hrok{l. and rentle. Middleport . News --- for ttppt'ndiclll:. Holztr hospltul ..... 'I'•• .... T• Ithe &etung along a11 well 'ruHd~~.y . Saturday •• Extra • '5 JN. MIDDLEPORT at k! J Extra 1 ... ,.................... ............... 'Ia .. ..... ........ - I .10 I I Hoover, 50n or the president, "H"...,"'""'":=moww:momm~momomtlmllllllll"""""'"""'""':s:<...f ·--.-----------------·-- - - ··· _ _ 11'1!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:i!!! Listen to radios costing more ... then hear ' ' '' JUNIOR CONSOLE ONLY I WITH TUB -ES •. . ---~.o..--- :-.•..=.....__... ---:...- ~~. Underselling Store , I ception~ Specia.l H ear it' supc:rior tonc - :tud "Bc !iev(;, your own ears." Other G-E sets S37•50 up, at • 9c 25c Hambur,, oo fa&, 3 ~und' for .... . ........ . . 25c Pork Chops, 2 pouds for 25c $rk Ham. lt!ao, per pound , ................ . 20c Boiii. . Meat.2po~for ... . ... . .. . .. . . 25c Freah Pork Hea.rt1, fine, "lind ·.. IDe pun meai, :! ~un,t~ 25c 5 po•rub allced Bacoh In ~. Per box .. . $1.00 4t'd. 3 '!)811111,&1 , !OJ- . I . , .... , . . ..... 25c Sausare. pure pert, 3 lb. tur ,..db. . . . . . 1~ ........ .. ~5c Porll Lifer, fiRe, 3 puund11 Yea!, any 1tyle especially Priced Sun~y echoo) to a . m . ff'llh Sl41e, lean 1'-r~. 2 JtOund for . . . . . . . . Church ~leel 7:30 p. m. · · • BOLOONA, flne,-..per poaQd . . Frl"h Pfl Feo~ E~Clf . , .. Slftoked RaiD&, per po-qnd . . . . • GU~MMftED Subjeet 2;lf0 p. m. 1100 p. m. 7:~ p. m. SutJ.. Wect- On ~r"!ined (:ablnet J!I!Jcele.in .Cirel!laton 1'-jlqpm Si&e .. . . ........... , ....... . 3-Room Size .. .. . .... .. , , , , . . . . . . . , 4•R!IC!PI Siae ... .. , . . ... . .. .... ..... . & to 6 !loom Sizo ................... . ._...,.... .......... • _., ,..., ~·.· r.,... ..-~D u.. ulfl~.... l ~,.... ~·· P,{ 1Af1164 I ; ' • Hot Air . . . . is never used to sell the Estdte H EAT R0 LA. the moist, But $!: . .. .. . FoUow the Crowd to BAKER'S Where You ,. -t Go.. M eat. atPdcea You arePieaae4., t .....# - warm air which it circulates, upstairs ~ .u"D PLACE IN TOWN • · ' per .. " .. Ole lot of Bo1'1 $hort. Paa . •;,.... toe. " · • I • ' ' "Tb,m the paper. I don't like pa~ tlla.t' , .. \ , , YOII Gl!:l ~~r smell when it's burning; .:' ' \ • . rji wattt_Itliit pure ·too. . . . ' ·~~.tlllltg: -1 \\(ant to smoke w~c;n-/ ' ~; ·... ever I feel like it-without worrying aoouf , '' ~ .~ .... . . 'r smoking too many. So I want cica•.' rettes MILD. • , "But •L' th of '"" mam ing, course,. iS · TASTE. I don't care for oVer-sweetened : ' .. ciprettes. I much prefer those that j~st it " . my SWeet eno~J8h. · "Chesterfield seems to satisfY in ... ~ ' ·' ' are ., ' every one of these ways. That is why I'd rather have a Chesterfield." .. and d~.,.;~, ' .. SMQKJRS ... of ... " " " " - in I~ W ·~ ·clool:t·61i0 ,...;_ 1« • ...adr .............. ......... lib CHESI'I!IIIJELI-a miid . and · ...U... . . . .. .. . . . . he~~ ~-tueW 01' ...,. NrihPeu That:"• why . IIKft and ........-... _,.day ........... Rowley 8 Reed .......... , ... .. . . ~-~SUI. Qae 11>' C~l"""''' Wf!ll Q,. D!t> I done jll4t right. home heater, anywhere I Qleo, • IIOUada . .for ........... , . ... .......... .. lk-~ II lliliiiiUUillllliilllln '~~lllli"IIIUUIIIIIIIIIII I d~n:t know a blessed thing about _ · •how · ogarettes are made. But, of ootirse, · I would · want the tobacco · to be PURE. And then I've heard that the blend~ ing is ·~ impo$11t. I'd want that to !Je·· lhllhel ...... ...... ...... . . ... .......... . f~llf· "" """' .. .. .. .. ·-----·- -----........... ' .....,, h'lll• ' ...... ... Tf)IU..... line:, I e!tl!ll , ............ .. POta&ees. ._. • ' from so little fuel, makes more people buy it than any otner Gjt()C~Y llff:C!ALS ...,. " ........ - . - -- · OI!P.ERS Of ·~DO 0!' 11!'1'81 DELIVERED, ANl- TIME . l"ll! ~~P~I r,INinf t~e lh PP ~i¥ In: ~n~ qny. · · ,,.r 25c 10c .. .. .. . .. .. . . ...... . . . ... ~ l'ofk ..,.., floe. • ,.,...,. .,, .. .. . .. ·· .n .o u•• . JIATTIIIY . . ... . . .. ... . .. .. • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~w~e~ek~,n~d~w~lt~h~M~r~·~"n~d~M~r~s.~Be;n~u~~ 'or La~qb Cbo!JII, :ptlr lh. . . . . . . . _,!!I!IIIWH Of QO!I Uiri.\P MAN'S CVRVt: Htncltel ~Mun~r. I'U1or ~~:n~TE\V ...... ._ .......... 9%C •liked ChesteTjield rig~t from the start" "NO, I I Salt Meat. per pound .. SPECIAL REDUCTION IN PRICt,:S! ._t I w:dnur cahfn er. Com~ iu l Z9c i ' ha., I Takes littlc: room. Beautiful For Saturday, Nov. 7th INDURANCIE ' lJr. M. B. Da~·lll be brougli ~ , : ho'me ~0111 the hospital Oalllpo -~ liB· Bunda)'. ·but wjll l!pt 'b!'! able lo • practice to.r · a<'Weelt ur' mqre. , . Mn;:. Florence Bln'ltll. daughWr · Mildrfil and Mns. A;·,D. Russell 1 I wrnt. .to ColumbWi· FlidAy to spend i , I the Week end with !'t'latJ\•es. / I J. W. Smllh i of Spfihgfteld and I'1 , A. C .. PatriCk bf Cnlumbus were · gue:sts ot Dr. nnd )trs. M. s . 1.', ' Daniels Thw·l!day nne: Friday . ·· I. ~. nod M-:s. J. M . .farle left for i Lllelr home at YounP:'tOWn Friday · · momtng, after a sliort v!slt with 1 · relatltes here. ' Ml:6. I. B. Wf!ed Js quite 111 at her home on the CheSter roe.d. Misl!efl Mary Frailcee Jlvtden or Rutland and Adele Bchoenlein ·! went to Colwnbua Friday. They ' w111 atttmd the Navy-Ohto State j football game Batnrda)'. ' Ed Conant and tiaughter Helen . or Reedsville were visitors hel-e · · Thursday. Jacob Mees spent Tlmrsdny even lng with his wife and . daughter In Athens. Mr .aud Mrs. R. E. Wheeler of Pitt sburgh , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadler and OeotRe 0. Beaver of Wheeling came Friday t.o spend Lhe thing yo u w ant in radio re- 25C SP:!~:.Bp~~~lOA.ST . . . . . . . . 22C HAMROAST 20C Boneless rolled, pound ....... : S'i~~~u~~;~TOES .. _.. . .. .. . ISC '' P~rsQnals ' heterodyne. Gives you every F~E~~u~~RK .BR~IN~ ......... • ~ Pomeroy, known makt-s . .8-tubc su per- MIDDLEPORT, OHIO-PHONE 16-X (ONLY) \ l THE' same gloriousG-E tone . well P~~~u~~~PS.' shou.ltler, n~ bon~, - - I . tOI\e- tel>tS agair~1 other 25c' 1 RreA ~ grR pe eXperiment that is winning conclusive Lean Streaked , . .. .. .. . .. . winel~~~~~~:~~l~on~h~o;r~t;h;•~•~Wl;,~'f~-~:·~Ut;·;·gl~ll~'l~ll~ll~ll~"'~'~h~ll~ll~ll~ll~ll~lt~ll~ll~ll~ll~ll~l·~l~ll~ll~ll~ll~ll~ll~li~l~ll~ll~li~ll:li~llt~l~ll~l!~ll~ll~l'~li~"~'I~II~U~Ii~l~ll~ll~t•,~=~~l~l'~ll~'l~'l~l~o~l~'~'l~l~l~l~l~,~·~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~...: ..lliEsman about Harvard campus J activities •about The president was of saidthe to have ---- been much arotl!ed. Olflclals of thl' federal fa rm board 1 includlng the then Chairman A·lexander Lea:it'. and C. C. Teague, the Caltrorfnla member cf the board, were sum - ~ mcned to the White House ar..•a compelled to explain their connec1tlon with the buBiness. Alter con, sldera ble discussion they a re salc.t ' to have convlnet>d Mr. Hoov.er th"" it was all legal enough. But t he business as a whole re- / 1malned suspect from that pOint on. · . 'fh':l dt'.pa.rtmcnt of juStice becam!' increasing!}' curious and dubious abuul it. Agents became mmc' I wt~tchful in set"ing to It tha t Lh f: 1 letl.t:!r of the law wa.11 obtserved. rn the c;nd, the department obt!lined a d~cislon ft-om a tcd -:ral in Kan.sas City that sale or g rap ~ julctJ " for the unlawful manufacture v! wine" Was IllegaL 'Tha~ ;,~;~;, · , ., superc1c:ted .... .Mu. · .W1Ue1l ~ ' old interpretation or t"lu: . -TilE- FOR «UGG th~ FRESH SIDE PORK Nlg~lfe~.~~ R?AS~, .~.~ ...... 11 %C time~ tust According to reports a \1.'8.S I I want to thank ~h~. many friends ami supporters who enabled me to be elected to the post of Townohip Trustee. lam grate· ful to 1111 and will do all that I can to merit their appre>'val while serving during the corning tea:m. H1~~~~:ER.' .nice. lean.' ........ 'falher '''"''"•11 at"Hmaid "' WI'OWJeLterlas '' " ""' ••• or lh• was ""'"'being -· ,...... rather "kidding" th~hell placed In FRF.TZ and Ml' YER. --... in town, 3 pounds ... . .. .... . .. Govemment. f,;~E·':!:~.~~~~:~':i'i.!'b~ t:vuyone im•lll!'il. For rurthrr lnfOJ'm•Uon call Dr. Sta.Mbury, owtleL SAUSAGE, home made, the best , , '' or ....... "' Clli'S'I:!Iilila Agents for Meigs County Middleport, • Ohio . ~ - IOc 12%C ·II Ytc 12%C ...... LAV~~~PS, ...... .. .... Ba.;!;:~( . BE~F ...... . . . . . . . P~~~~~~E~, _r~e~h, :~~~~~·. ... _. . I he lit lhe fairgruunds 'rharsda;v an.t Friday berore dily of sale. LAs~!~~~r~~~ib . . . . . . . . Sc Sc ZSc NECK BONES, if you likf spare ribs yqu will like these- lb ......... . . I Horse Sale .. QUALITY BEEF, PORK, VEAL, LAMB. ---·---- GootJ • , ;....,...:.,. 1D llo F04. .1,.. -·-r-c. ', �• 'lis DAILY TRIBUNE, POME!\OY, ostO. . ,.., t.· .. I'IUDAV, NOVE!.fBER 6, I!J31 PRIDAY. NOVUCBIIR i , lt3l . 'I'IIJI DAILY The Busy Bee lan opt" ratlon ft--·.... n1 ! Wolff Oh W. Mo.bl stret-t. lilt. 1.8 Beaver WiU remain 1mtU Chrll:tmu 11.11 could lx• wlth hla daqhter. Mrt Wolf. . Dr . and Yn . R.aymond Bolae Viralnia Grea1 ,i expet"l·ad Harry Thomati, Hi year old liOn went to Columbu.s Prtday to apepd PBONB 1111-1. cl Mr. and Mra. J ohn Thomaa su r- tm week end with llr. and K n. !t!l'tld fl. spraln~d ankle Thursday at- Norman Rt.&MeU, to atteDd. the • temoon when hll it'll at th~ high Navy-Ohio State fc:JO\baU ume 1 s ~:huol butldlng. He wo:s t.ak.en t.o Saturday. BANKER his home where the injury was al- :1 Mrs. Chu. RlUitl 8-pent Prlday wtth 0 S H LD, ~EGULi\lt .~urt:'r-HetLie H or'kn; CondudreBI! 1tended. her daua:hter, Mra. EJ11a Smlth at 'I MEtTING \ -Dottle MCcarty; A.owsta.lt Cun- ~ Mrs. W. 0 Huddleston lett. forJ HartJord. ~P.- Meigs Counly Banker, Al>- duc.tr•s.s-tt eltn T ~rtv; 'l'ruslee- !Detrolt Thursday t~·enina rur lt Mrs. E. o. Harper 1.1 erltlea.U.y UJ aoc nuon held lhelr reauJar ;rnet"t- Gr!lce French. · vll:'H wll,h her dauthter Mrs . Lee at her home on 1bomu Pork, tng at the Cooper Hou~;e In Racm ~ 1r T11e RI.IPO I'1llvc officer!> will be I Boyd. Mrs. A. W. Drummond retumed Thu~day evenlng, Tile ladles of thr 1a nn ::.uneed laf.tor. 1 Mrs. J . M . F\i.ris of YoungsLown. home Thursday atter a abort. vlldt Method~t ctlurch servrd a tlc!!r~- 1 __ 1Mrs. Ch~trles Wolf and Mrs. F'loyd with relaUvea and fneoda in Porteuu.s tl 0 ~ock dlnM r att ['r whith . . · Mees of Pomeroy were vlsltl:IIS Mrs I mouth. 1 oa~·id oar.st ThllrMiay. Mrs. Dai'!iLI Theodore Reed. moved ~ida' reguh;,r Jtem., of busine~s were iu , . EN~~BTAINS . < . L U~ . mder. Th~ ntceLmg Wlls 1\'C]J al· I Mr_~. C . F . RathbU! n dellglJt.! ully improving from her rt'~nt ill - the Reed proper~y on Mulberry lt:nck'~ Wil li s.evera~ gueSL'> pr(:~~ ~~, (Jltt'Jtalued tht> membe rs of Lhe 115 ne!l;. Ave., formerly occupied by John lndudmg W . L. J ohn.'l(Jn of Lelll.:t ContrAcl Flridge. Club Thmsday , Peter Qaskill and Mrs William Shorr and famll)' . · ~ho ~HS ju.~t celebrated h J!. !Hs( : with u one o'clock luncheon a t Lh t I Mcrrl~on ot McArthur vl~llt'd with Mr . and Mrs. P'red Roeenbi.UDJ birlh(.ay. Mar y Ja .1e Ootfet> Shoppe. Miss Etta Otuiklll Wednes<iay They and Mrs. Henry Raap went to Oo: Fcl!owin!l the lunchtc.n. the club also spent som e time v.1 th · Mar· lwnbua Friday to spend the week 1 . lllet at th ~ Rathbum home on St::c- ~aret Gasktll wh o 1.~ in Hul;,er nos- end with Mr. and Mrs. PhJIIp F.LECT OFF~~' ERS , IJnd Avrnue, where thl~l'f' tables lila I. Me'ler, Jr. T h<' E..;;..:stemStarCne,pterli(·lda. n JW~re in play. r Mrs. E.d F ren¥!'l anti Mrs. Pa ul , is Improving from _h~;;r recent JJI. ! French visited with Ma rgu rt> t Gas- BROAD RUN WOMAN Dl!8 lng ftt their meetl.lg IJ elct ht the 1 Tile regul!l r meeting of the 0 I. kill Thursday who Is nt Holzer ho~Mrs. James Roush died a~ her Masonie Tl'mple. • A wM ll..:ld Thursday afternoon at pltal home at Broad Run, W. Va., 'l'bur•· ed.: Worthy Ma trou , B ~ulah H~ . . e~. j the h em e uf Mrt.o. Fmnk McCo~· on Jh~ Martin ret urned Thwsday day evt'ning abOut ilx o'clock. fhe followina o~cer., were clerL - : Nonti. Third Avc;1 ue. s troke 1 from Pitts burg where hi' has been Death followed a paralytic WorU~y Pntrnn- ldmer MeCurty: I Arter tile business, a social time • vl8ltlng [or th e past sev· ~ ral day!!. whlcll she su1Tered about a week Assoc~l:lt.! Mntron-Roma Hl:IJ ta h: , fcllowPd. The hO!iWss served d~tinty Mr and Mrs Charles McMa 5ter ago. A..ooso~mte ~atron:-1Iux Hf,!la. h . i rdrf s hm<:nt.~. and Mr. and Mrs. O . B. Stout will She Is survived by her husband Secretar~·--=~-~~~~~~n-~~ ~d : '11'~>11 · M;.! rgaret oa:1till , who unde rwenl moto r to Columbus Friday e\·eninal and 5ix childJ·en. The funeral ser- · ·-- -- ·-~- -- - - - - - -- fo r a visit with Mr . and Mrs. Paul vices wm be conducted from the 1"1ttt:=nunr.r-..umu::nn=umummmn:nmmummm:mumm:tnm:::ou:.., Bean. They will atteml the Ohio Broad Run Luth.enm church BunBtate-Ntwy game day aner noon a .. two o clock .,-lti:J J . w. Leaper 11'n d Emme~ &hul•2r Rev . Kunkle ofDciatJng. BUrial wlll !lttended a. mertlng u[ Lht! Ohio be ma 1e by Fo[llesooll' Wldert.ak.en; Fuel oa ~ company at Athem; 1 nthe Hoffman C!'!meter;y. Thur ~day evenmg. FIVE SEAMEN KILLED Mrs. Vil'gil Edwurd.s Wlll leave AT PUBLIC AUCTION Friday e\'ening for Colum bus lor se1·iously Injured tnclude &eaman H. a Wt'ek end \'islt wiUl her husband, J . Htntoo, J . R. K0\\'8.~1. Q. V. who !:<1 em ployed there. She will Stover, H. E. Lutz aud W . .H. Duval. Athens County Fair Grounds, Saturday Nov. 7th. also attend the Ohio Stat.e-NAvy The exploBion oceurred ILY'hen ~ At I P.M. game. omcers and men, with a ' IJ'OUP or 1oserven about them, were ptepar.'~0 draft hol'!tP.S and 2 mul es welrhlnr from 1300 t.o 1500 po\lllds. 4 t6 8 years old. i\lso well hrok{l. and rentle. Middleport . News --- for ttppt'ndiclll:. Holztr hospltul ..... 'I'•• .... T• Ithe &etung along a11 well 'ruHd~~.y . Saturday •• Extra • '5 JN. MIDDLEPORT at k! J Extra 1 ... ,.................... ............... 'Ia .. ..... ........ - I .10 I I Hoover, 50n or the president, "H"...,"'""'":=moww:momm~momomtlmllllllll"""""'"""'""':s:<...f ·--.-----------------·-- - - ··· _ _ 11'1!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:i!!! Listen to radios costing more ... then hear ' ' '' JUNIOR CONSOLE ONLY I WITH TUB -ES •. . ---~.o..--- :-.•..=.....__... ---:...- ~~. Underselling Store , I ception~ Specia.l H ear it' supc:rior tonc - :tud "Bc !iev(;, your own ears." Other G-E sets S37•50 up, at • 9c 25c Hambur,, oo fa&, 3 ~und' for .... . ........ . . 25c Pork Chops, 2 pouds for 25c $rk Ham. lt!ao, per pound , ................ . 20c Boiii. . Meat.2po~for ... . ... . .. . .. . . 25c Freah Pork Hea.rt1, fine, "lind ·.. IDe pun meai, :! ~un,t~ 25c 5 po•rub allced Bacoh In ~. Per box .. . $1.00 4t'd. 3 '!)811111,&1 , !OJ- . I . , .... , . . ..... 25c Sausare. pure pert, 3 lb. tur ,..db. . . . . . 1~ ........ .. ~5c Porll Lifer, fiRe, 3 puund11 Yea!, any 1tyle especially Priced Sun~y echoo) to a . m . ff'llh Sl41e, lean 1'-r~. 2 JtOund for . . . . . . . . Church ~leel 7:30 p. m. · · • BOLOONA, flne,-..per poaQd . . Frl"h Pfl Feo~ E~Clf . , .. Slftoked RaiD&, per po-qnd . . . . • GU~MMftED Subjeet 2;lf0 p. m. 1100 p. m. 7:~ p. m. SutJ.. Wect- On ~r"!ined (:ablnet J!I!Jcele.in .Cirel!laton 1'-jlqpm Si&e .. . . ........... , ....... . 3-Room Size .. .. . .... .. , , , , . . . . . . . , 4•R!IC!PI Siae ... .. , . . ... . .. .... ..... . & to 6 !loom Sizo ................... . ._...,.... .......... • _., ,..., ~·.· r.,... ..-~D u.. ulfl~.... l ~,.... ~·· P,{ 1Af1164 I ; ' • Hot Air . . . . is never used to sell the Estdte H EAT R0 LA. the moist, But $!: . .. .. . FoUow the Crowd to BAKER'S Where You ,. -t Go.. M eat. atPdcea You arePieaae4., t .....# - warm air which it circulates, upstairs ~ .u"D PLACE IN TOWN • · ' per .. " .. Ole lot of Bo1'1 $hort. Paa . •;,.... toe. " · • I • ' ' "Tb,m the paper. I don't like pa~ tlla.t' , .. \ , , YOII Gl!:l ~~r smell when it's burning; .:' ' \ • . rji wattt_Itliit pure ·too. . . . ' ·~~.tlllltg: -1 \\(ant to smoke w~c;n-/ ' ~; ·... ever I feel like it-without worrying aoouf , '' ~ .~ .... . . 'r smoking too many. So I want cica•.' rettes MILD. • , "But •L' th of '"" mam ing, course,. iS · TASTE. I don't care for oVer-sweetened : ' .. ciprettes. I much prefer those that j~st it " . my SWeet eno~J8h. · "Chesterfield seems to satisfY in ... ~ ' ·' ' are ., ' every one of these ways. That is why I'd rather have a Chesterfield." .. and d~.,.;~, ' .. SMQKJRS ... of ... " " " " - in I~ W ·~ ·clool:t·61i0 ,...;_ 1« • ...adr .............. ......... lib CHESI'I!IIIJELI-a miid . and · ...U... . . . .. .. . . . . he~~ ~-tueW 01' ...,. NrihPeu That:"• why . IIKft and ........-... _,.day ........... Rowley 8 Reed .......... , ... .. . . ~-~SUI. Qae 11>' C~l"""''' Wf!ll Q,. D!t> I done jll4t right. home heater, anywhere I Qleo, • IIOUada . .for ........... , . ... .......... .. lk-~ II lliliiiiUUillllliilllln '~~lllli"IIIUUIIIIIIIIIII I d~n:t know a blessed thing about _ · •how · ogarettes are made. But, of ootirse, · I would · want the tobacco · to be PURE. And then I've heard that the blend~ ing is ·~ impo$11t. I'd want that to !Je·· lhllhel ...... ...... ...... . . ... .......... . f~llf· "" """' .. .. .. .. ·-----·- -----........... ' .....,, h'lll• ' ...... ... Tf)IU..... line:, I e!tl!ll , ............ .. POta&ees. ._. • ' from so little fuel, makes more people buy it than any otner Gjt()C~Y llff:C!ALS ...,. " ........ - . - -- · OI!P.ERS Of ·~DO 0!' 11!'1'81 DELIVERED, ANl- TIME . l"ll! ~~P~I r,INinf t~e lh PP ~i¥ In: ~n~ qny. · · ,,.r 25c 10c .. .. .. . .. .. . . ...... . . . ... ~ l'ofk ..,.., floe. • ,.,...,. .,, .. .. . .. ·· .n .o u•• . JIATTIIIY . . ... . . .. ... . .. .. • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~w~e~ek~,n~d~w~lt~h~M~r~·~"n~d~M~r~s.~Be;n~u~~ 'or La~qb Cbo!JII, :ptlr lh. . . . . . . . _,!!I!IIIWH Of QO!I Uiri.\P MAN'S CVRVt: Htncltel ~Mun~r. I'U1or ~~:n~TE\V ...... ._ .......... 9%C •liked ChesteTjield rig~t from the start" "NO, I I Salt Meat. per pound .. SPECIAL REDUCTION IN PRICt,:S! ._t I w:dnur cahfn er. Com~ iu l Z9c i ' ha., I Takes littlc: room. Beautiful For Saturday, Nov. 7th INDURANCIE ' lJr. M. B. Da~·lll be brougli ~ , : ho'me ~0111 the hospital Oalllpo -~ liB· Bunda)'. ·but wjll l!pt 'b!'! able lo • practice to.r · a<'Weelt ur' mqre. , . Mn;:. Florence Bln'ltll. daughWr · Mildrfil and Mns. A;·,D. Russell 1 I wrnt. .to ColumbWi· FlidAy to spend i , I the Week end with !'t'latJ\•es. / I J. W. Smllh i of Spfihgfteld and I'1 , A. C .. PatriCk bf Cnlumbus were · gue:sts ot Dr. nnd )trs. M. s . 1.', ' Daniels Thw·l!day nne: Friday . ·· I. ~. nod M-:s. J. M . .farle left for i Lllelr home at YounP:'tOWn Friday · · momtng, after a sliort v!slt with 1 · relatltes here. ' Ml:6. I. B. Wf!ed Js quite 111 at her home on the CheSter roe.d. Misl!efl Mary Frailcee Jlvtden or Rutland and Adele Bchoenlein ·! went to Colwnbua Friday. They ' w111 atttmd the Navy-Ohto State j football game Batnrda)'. ' Ed Conant and tiaughter Helen . or Reedsville were visitors hel-e · · Thursday. Jacob Mees spent Tlmrsdny even lng with his wife and . daughter In Athens. Mr .aud Mrs. R. E. Wheeler of Pitt sburgh , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadler and OeotRe 0. Beaver of Wheeling came Friday t.o spend Lhe thing yo u w ant in radio re- 25C SP:!~:.Bp~~~lOA.ST . . . . . . . . 22C HAMROAST 20C Boneless rolled, pound ....... : S'i~~~u~~;~TOES .. _.. . .. .. . ISC '' P~rsQnals ' heterodyne. Gives you every F~E~~u~~RK .BR~IN~ ......... • ~ Pomeroy, known makt-s . .8-tubc su per- MIDDLEPORT, OHIO-PHONE 16-X (ONLY) \ l THE' same gloriousG-E tone . well P~~~u~~~PS.' shou.ltler, n~ bon~, - - I . tOI\e- tel>tS agair~1 other 25c' 1 RreA ~ grR pe eXperiment that is winning conclusive Lean Streaked , . .. .. .. . .. . winel~~~~~~:~~l~on~h~o;r~t;h;•~•~Wl;,~'f~-~:·~Ut;·;·gl~ll~'l~ll~ll~ll~"'~'~h~ll~ll~ll~ll~ll~lt~ll~ll~ll~ll~ll~l·~l~ll~ll~ll~ll~ll~ll~li~l~ll~ll~li~ll:li~llt~l~ll~l!~ll~ll~l'~li~"~'I~II~U~Ii~l~ll~ll~t•,~=~~l~l'~ll~'l~'l~l~o~l~'~'l~l~l~l~l~,~·~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~...: ..lliEsman about Harvard campus J activities •about The president was of saidthe to have ---- been much arotl!ed. Olflclals of thl' federal fa rm board 1 includlng the then Chairman A·lexander Lea:it'. and C. C. Teague, the Caltrorfnla member cf the board, were sum - ~ mcned to the White House ar..•a compelled to explain their connec1tlon with the buBiness. Alter con, sldera ble discussion they a re salc.t ' to have convlnet>d Mr. Hoov.er th"" it was all legal enough. But t he business as a whole re- / 1malned suspect from that pOint on. · . 'fh':l dt'.pa.rtmcnt of juStice becam!' increasing!}' curious and dubious abuul it. Agents became mmc' I wt~tchful in set"ing to It tha t Lh f: 1 letl.t:!r of the law wa.11 obtserved. rn the c;nd, the department obt!lined a d~cislon ft-om a tcd -:ral in Kan.sas City that sale or g rap ~ julctJ " for the unlawful manufacture v! wine" Was IllegaL 'Tha~ ;,~;~;, · , ., superc1c:ted .... .Mu. · .W1Ue1l ~ ' old interpretation or t"lu: . -TilE- FOR «UGG th~ FRESH SIDE PORK Nlg~lfe~.~~ R?AS~, .~.~ ...... 11 %C time~ tust According to reports a \1.'8.S I I want to thank ~h~. many friends ami supporters who enabled me to be elected to the post of Townohip Trustee. lam grate· ful to 1111 and will do all that I can to merit their appre>'val while serving during the corning tea:m. H1~~~~:ER.' .nice. lean.' ........ 'falher '''"''"•11 at"Hmaid "' WI'OWJeLterlas '' " ""' ••• or lh• was ""'"'being -· ,...... rather "kidding" th~hell placed In FRF.TZ and Ml' YER. --... in town, 3 pounds ... . .. .... . .. Govemment. f,;~E·':!:~.~~~~:~':i'i.!'b~ t:vuyone im•lll!'il. For rurthrr lnfOJ'm•Uon call Dr. Sta.Mbury, owtleL SAUSAGE, home made, the best , , '' or ....... "' Clli'S'I:!Iilila Agents for Meigs County Middleport, • Ohio . ~ - IOc 12%C ·II Ytc 12%C ...... LAV~~~PS, ...... .. .... Ba.;!;:~( . BE~F ...... . . . . . . . P~~~~~~E~, _r~e~h, :~~~~~·. ... _. . I he lit lhe fairgruunds 'rharsda;v an.t Friday berore dily of sale. LAs~!~~~r~~~ib . . . . . . . . Sc Sc ZSc NECK BONES, if you likf spare ribs yqu will like these- lb ......... . . I Horse Sale .. QUALITY BEEF, PORK, VEAL, LAMB. ---·---- GootJ • , ;....,...:.,. 1D llo F04. .1,.. -·-r-c. ', �' • • L_ • THE DAlLY TRIBtnf.E, POMEROY. OIIJO. ' ....tDAY, "OVI!:MBER e, ICU . • . po IS I Galli Th~ t..adlea Ald Boelety ui l.h~ llr. and MIS. Prcd DarUPc o1 Qrat:t' M. I . OhllJ'Ch mtt 'lbund&)' ColwnbUI ylJited beJ'e wltb the !or~ at lhe eburch po>lort. A mer'o ....... V . D. Cartee ln.IP oumbcr or memben were In WtclnetldaJ nl8bt. aU.euCIIU'Kl& an!l tbt ofllben. for tht J®n 8beetl ~I& Tuelday for Pt. Lcnor& Dt,rat ot ~nter 11pel)t eJ\1\llnl year wen llleot.ec:l.. lkll,jamln Hu'rilon, lnd.. aner TUeiClaJ n~tht wlt.h Lucilla Poley. sevtral yeun1 a~~oo un. th-~ Cb;,.uUI.uTh~ TttundaY Clu~ met Thura· lp!!llli1D& hll furloUih wttb rel&thn 1 Yra. s. Markll\11 s~nt Sunday I qua ~ t~e. will be pre&ent.ed Novem- <lay aft.emoon wlU! (h.rland l.n QllUpoli&. ber 10, by .&bt Gallla Academ,- hl&h OWlnaham. Pollow'lrlf t.ht! rea:ula.r Nr ancl Mn. E. J . ft.teell!!r apent wt~ her dauahtcr Yn .\lmll l achool buket.ball team. <Uiptn.a.tlon of buatneU. lkUcloUti Wednada)' ln. Athena wtt.h tbcb' WOoclprd. """"" .----------=====:::=:----------I • ,, . tab)e Wa)ker \AJD8 • Burled Today 18 1'- " I Pt.) _Wanted- 1 ~~~i!~~~'"~\IUI;~·~no~~~ot wUI ao to~~ ht1p•.111 of Dtt.rolt, Mlcb.. are vtslt.tna ,e. Pa .• apea.t a 1t.he team for the comma !l<l'a.son. numl:~ o.E C1&JI with the fe<mtrt l here. .... ' p&rent.l, Mr. aD.C1 a(Ja. J . H . Butter.. 1 WORK ST ARTED ON In.ld. Mia& MASONIC TEMPLE lnatr..l I ~;o-••~-,:.c" ~=r ~:Y: eerlow. romut1on tor If\'• i~!ijii;..,. ocqo:;z.. I t~ma far prill ~~- lf'"f. - be &&au for No hunt1n1 allowed on A P Slu(l.· •- 0 .A:=rta;~ _,.._"'"" cUrlt ot m· ,John F11her farm~> • u-p a I.PD tHb lDIIf Wldy ll-4.-lt . Dally ll-!io-:n \Wiillt:J-An - - ror • tara.. ~ . wW ~eo ' lladl Ulld ~ Qillllr • ol Tile 1\Mlb. I 11 .w A.1'41& tm~~>nt ror~:>st aren vr tl•o ID8erUaa \'luuHy f)r•,<lHcthe fnr(•rit, !lnw· ' X' oue ~' -F • r._ ar 13a~~~~~p, M. J IIC. F'Q.ll. SA.I..B-R.alph NeiKler home In Ratlne. Electric. ga..s and fur - , naec 61!1 hundredths acr ~ 01 ~~:orund . Price $2500 oo L E 6ayrc 1 Radne. Ohlu JJ.I)-6t 1 LootLOST- Black and while S31!111c e.nrl Bull e101. Gone about 11 week. Shall Durst, Monkry Run, PomeI'Gf . Reward . ll·6-3l fl""" 200 Fireproof R~ma 100 Room• at $1.00 Each. The f34ycrs have been in the New Yot;C Market& this week and hav~ secured sorne wonderful values for this c~ming Saturd4y, November the 7th. ' We have arranged them in groups and placed them on racks and tabl~s with the ~ale Price marked in plain figures. 1 I Hotel Chittenden Coft'lpletely red ::::o r.1 ~::- U and $300,000 spent in mabn ;: the log-ic'~ I cboi•c for the trav~-l::r. C :\'J .. Co~fce Shop. LJr~c. cxcep!ional !C'l":il"c. R~l ~·a ssa.oo. COLU;\>lBUS., OHIO _ __ I Surren;.;::de..:r:'..De:.. . -,a_r......,....~---";;1 POLLY AND HER PALS ---- 8M7 Y•v lflpWr i SUJAN J.tm W .Welch, u....,..., Jlfn-JJel• &If Qua.IIU• J.ew• l'rkt11 &Jen'' Hanea lMav7.,.,..h' VnMa Suits $1.00 86c Men'• Fkne Llllfla tralol!l BillY ... Men'• Tl"la Blbbetl UDI!a S.l&a . · ·. 8uy'1 Fleeced Llne4 sac S•ll• .. 74c V~n Boy'• IIanes &lbbed Vnl011 Salll .. .. 68c • I' ( Steen IAIDI slerve, anllk le~h. _SbOJ1 $14.95, szs.oo, Geo. A W q ciig, Manager MtN'S UNP~WEAI LADIES WINTERWEIGHT 'JNION SUITS Womens New Coats remode:le:~ • . . ovt:r Hotel Ctntttn~en the Hom~ of the Pouple comfortaol..: rooms- ,.; from $1. 'iO upwud: LAPI£!1, Ct1II,.PJUU~&, Ulee lenrlh, no steen, knee leqtb. 78c Girl's Wiater Wel(b& Ualn Suit., 'bn>e style~~ 74c PUDDING PANS Deep ~bape & Qurt. SIR, mGt.t.ld cuii.mel on ll!ll.mleu 1ott11 bur rolll'l.m lop Ull to t;tll •' t.hl1 lew prk:e. tOe: E,.ch Geur I:IIR Sb'"- rarklnr- r." lhnlt leavl.n11 IOl' O!<.lahuma Cit: . Oklft, Nuv . lOth VIII In· dmtHLpnllH, 1:1. Louls. T'\IISII . ~. FARMER SELPH'S CJUNCES Chlcaio. Nvv. 6-INS---Carey St:lph . former farm hand of lh ~ Et . Louis Cardinali, may be given a btr.l at aeeond baoe next .salulon by Lew Po~. new pUnt bf the ChiCHI!ID White Box. 11"1 Bnad S&reei. Cortkr Mb. aad Lor., ...... w:. I Z ShOrt; llloekl lliorth of M.em- pna:e ne11. a..tur4iY l HOTEL (.ULUMBUS F~ SaturdaJ ADd 'For Laat Conteat Of Seuon~ ' With Miami i I - Ni•l Ball aad - I 8Pl adfel'tllemmL. Rron 1D eH!r. 111 ,,rQb<lhly tm1• ruurth INII ..........,tDW mould bt npot'UMI 1h11n 1hi~ nutouut. or ~ !"iK).ilOO,OfiO ~MIJ. j'lcreM . •I\Iil•·h I!~ lll P"' ~Pnt of 1iiP I>~LHI ,. _ ! U..oO.OUII.~IUO au~·~. -be rlllpoDIIbkt . I ••rid, ln . l'fiUlld fl;;ures. Is llbuut whlt'li 111 :.!:! oer o.:eu l of thi! lotul luud areu, exclu· rdn ut lhll tJOitlr ,·eglnns, "I I•e nrea Erie. day• wltb tnenda ¥ - Worlcl'• For•ll W bdDI tbe pe&tel1 ...uHil to)~ l'bl JOU thld tbe copy (or JWl' ld 11 prepared 1ll --nn~ .. · ln lht reala1.ratloc of mun bend boate durln1 the fl:sL IlK moothl ot 1031 Fta;u..--ei re\t!llted ~)' the Burll!aU of NavleaUon of the Department ol Com~ mow that June 30, lhl Ule tow.l number ol re11&t.ercd boat6 In the 'USA Wftl. 263,~. 111111 IVU the tlnl lnatance where the KJlltrt.Uona pused t.he quar· ter·mllUon mark lh11.t early 1n the yewr. New Ywk City leaWi with 3f.'PB4 re1llt.ered mG\.ol' bo&l.ti Tampa PloJ1d• 16 sedbod wltb 21.737. Phlladelphill third with 15.265 and Baltimore lourlh 1\'ith lfi,2l6. Qjil tolct~lc ~~ rle~:~tE:~l o~~11ona~tAti,~~of~; di.MI·h~~d E~be~h E.ofSt.~~rum= I NOTICE ,. tew motoor ...Uq in J.nt II tvklenctd ~ '~ fact there wu lll.!.n ot t1~'oli~n ·"' ' r'""' I Bonnie Chapman '3f Hunt1S the gue&t or her r:ouatn I 1 Mrsc Frank O.,..mer J1·. ' I ----~ Ntw Yort. Mov. 1--Df...._ ~ pop\ll4flW of and WVIk on the -;jdltlon I Death reaulted from cotnpUca·I.IILnlC Tt'mpil ~liiiS rarWhlCh the nospllai w ~1ne.Adi.Y . I Yr~a.od un. Ray oreenler of Pt. tlcns arlal.n,i rrcm lill llun rhOt Wedr.esday mol n ng, cr sd t.o Mr.;. AI Thlvener, Mra. Omum PleO.ant Mr and J4R. O&le H,..ell WO\Ind which waa lnftlcte:i accl- ucutrac t waa award~ ~ePla!'sa, It 'Jhlv.-nl• and au Tommy Lee, were ,ueata of Yr. and d[ntE.llY at the Walker i1ome ln I Skene-McAlpm , a. In e - M.1&s Hilda Th1vener i.nd John Oharlee Oreenler Eut Galllpolill, sunday , Oclob¢1' . ccntlac:tlcl 01m . 'fh(' Skt!.Jl'·M~: I sheets vlAJt.ed friends and relatives and Mn HorWn Smith ot l I Alpin LOmp&ny were awardeo t b In Huntington and Kentucky 'l'uea· 1 N 1 y k. arri ed by motOr laat 1 35 k t.o c.cntract on 11 b1d of 113,4.'10 for l e d y lf ,..,_ 1 £W or I Lena Holson was ta '<!n 1n cus- uew additiOn and a tntal bid cr I • . week to vialt hi's many - ~un- ' , tody by local police, believed to be $H! 44.4 hi ·h mcludes the new 1 Mr~. Hattie Vlcarb 1\a.S returned 1 ty n>latlve• Yr. and Mrs t:;mtth lmpl\catt'd In tbe :sh<:o:>tq. but • 1 wl c 11 bui'dlng home alter s~dlng a few d11yo · are enroutt to Florida to apend the I both Walker a111 MiSilo Hulsun 1.;- 1 tron~ 11 t 1 ~ 0 I wlnt.er ' 1 the 1,.w add! - wah ~latlvea m Iro-nton . slated th <- shoollng 1 Wa& accldentat 1 tk.~ ~·l~:.lt!C ~~eostorle, bt~h along Mr and Mrll Prf:d H . Lear of : David Ja5epb and famil~ of Min- 1 and uot lntentlona E d aver ue 86 ftu as tlLe p 1 e!- Patriot, are t.he a:o.:~\3 of their son 1era:vtlle were Sundoy aueabi or Jas. 1 1 :f~:eer C:u~tywel~a~~~;l b~~:~K~~ e ~~c~ ulldmg ext~nds and then will ~rao: :h~:arM~~.d~:~pea.r 1 W~l ~:dC:::!~ Mr and Mn 1 0 c~.nsla.ble und ceputv sh erHI He be on!! ;;too !rt' m the n. tu the end Ml~s · ElclBe Nl:iay . Mrs. Everett Kl.-: Wheeler un'd two. daughters of ; IJ;-.survlved b two sons Hugh cf thf' lot A basonent will b., 1P"'h'- WC"d Mn Hoke Roblnscn and 1-,tomou•" were week end gueat.s of 1 1walker, Henderwn. ' ' •<>hout the !CnRth 0 t ~ VlrgU u r\J and ,.., W· Va., and f' d tl• rc.t.., craft or the Buckeye camp , M\'. Mn W A. Gars~ Lee Wa.lker ol Gallipolis, nnd three grom•d !'!.om Miller rl!ceLv~d lh'O! \~ ~n: In Ironton Thursday attendMr. anc:l Mn. J M . Hamilton . daughlen. Mr!l P B MCCartn~ ot 1 M!i:ddy f~r the Jumblng \\Crk 1lni a district convenUon of the I Mrs. Da1•a Hamilton and daughter Da\188, Mn1 Ruth J Welte of De- cc~tra~t 8 thern P Ohlc Electric] Roynl Neighbors ct Mtd~~eport 11nd William SChriver 1 ltrott and Md \V11llam Harrison uf ~~m:at~Y w~~ do the! wulng Dow: Mlfs Helen ArthuL went to Cm- lwere Sunday gue81s of Mr. and Mrs Gallipolis. ·hlu:n of Columbus I cmnatl Wedmsday t 'J .spe.nd a few John Scctt I The funeral senolces 1\tl~~con- lllt'i.Niomf'. ~rei of Mrs B A days Wltll Mr o.nd M.~ Earl CamJ) : Mr. and Ml'l;. Sam Fry and chUducted Frl1ay afternoon I rum the an 11 oou- u- aw the buurtma: ·He bell dren of west Columbia, Bert Epwcrtb l\4. E Church w1th bm - P.athb~n,, d~~~~~~ay 'to supervise Mrs. w. R. White is sp:mdlna a Hanl:tg and BUl Emhart of Co- 1 htlln the Pint' f>trect ctm ~ ten• l l.inl C ('rc -•· lwnbue were Sunday sueats of Mr , 1few 6ays at Oxford wUh her da.UihMla d M ,.__ In R"·-ll the construe 11en wo.-... -'II fir t ftoo r or U11:: new butltl· 1 t·"r Evelyn who le. a student at - an re .......... o .,._._. · , MAGICIAN COMING I ' S ~lll {", c~cupled by Lhe Bou~h- ~1 unhenlit)' Hatley Johnsoll PE0"'1h&SPoerk ~ 1 ' ·· • • 1 cL RCadet DeardorU Mr and Mrs l t.e1.1m of b<lrE>zs from ar o 1 A prQ~nun r.r ~'>.ltertamment lca- ~ t.n Ohto Elt"• 1'1C company Wl .~ of ~Jumbus 8·1d Mr Murrayavllle. W . va. tul'ln@ S S . Henry, tamous m<loll- the .•Ecom. and thnd noou will l.;c ~nd Mn Ned Cadot and baby of Mrs. Charles Benvett spent last clan. who appear~ h lhis cit\' used Btl lodRC' 1uoms. _ - -·-·-· --~---- ••. ~ Ohio. H.UING IIJII t - T lli'LAI~ u.-.. !proccedl 10-23-lt J V1ntcm WaikP. ea ,... r• or - aae d.led WedDHdaY n.llht • UUI at \ Hol~~r hoeplt.al where ~ h4d •crroa IIOU'll MT. UI'IION Hcru y wUl b rememlxn:J h.~re utrubmenta were lierved to the Idau;ht.er Mte. Rufua Hoplr.~ I by llb:. ravortte vantlhlnil JQ&~ melt 1uem. Je.mtly. Suc.cumb- , and h~ sand p&lntmas. The entlrl' ' Mr. · and Mrs. M.unuy ButLerf!Jid Mn;. Jcaie Rlll:aon Smith ot b-DepUlJ' Sheriff d t Gu'n•hot W ouncb 0 WANTED-lOU earl \o l)'tue. 15t: • 2l IIDdlrP equipment. O.lkly Inflicted Oct. Tllll !IAll.oY T!IIIIUifll. PONDIOY, OHIO. .' ioo.,' 'I TtH~ Cir Uuc~ p~s.scna·3 r~ tihare x)lr!JlhC. Phcne or wrlt.c E S Brcglt'. Pameroy. 0 . Phone 458-R 1 'fOOT GOES TO :o;A.lNT8 Phll&.delpllla, Nov. 13-lNE-Phl.l TcJJtt, ~;ubstitute lirr.t b.\:·~ :na.n c: 111~ Ath!etlts. 1111s brLa :;r·nt to the mmnas:::r.uu:t:mm.ni11'111t'llluts:msm&taJII"ta:nmmumun:·u:zmtm:u ,\T 'I HE THKURES st. PaUl American As.<;ae:at!.On or the d t:al wllich will 'br)flg 011car Roettger, St. Pb.ul, !'l.rst bn.ema.tl. to tl'1e A's. Todt pla.yecJ Ol~jb ELECTRIC THEATRE,' POMEROY Friday and Satu. Jay "FIFTY FATHOMS" llear 1\0d IFill!:e; .lack Uolt. Richard CronJwtll, .. ud Mary Doran. LureUa with the Bcston Rf::d &lx for Q'l.Q.ll)' bEfore go1nJ 1.. 1 the A's la:.l 11Jipter. ~~,1'15 Sayer!!i, ~QWERfU~ f!.IVALS See t.he dlvhlb lludllle:;: S~alfld ~rden-Sealell a,'t,ory of ~!'llnl'll who lo\'II!S the IICII nnd womfln, llpl. . READY fQjl B"'TTL~ If yeu want 111 Ull'ill He lhho picture. '"'"l!OtCil , ----~L~I~BE;R~T~Y~T~H~E~AT:R~~DDLEPORT Friday ~ond Satur~ay "DUDE RANCH" and see: bek Oakle, Mlt.slll! Green. .luafl Coll1er, St.ua1·t. Erwlu 11-Ud t:UJCIK! P~t.Uette. "Dude" rant~hlnr In t.ht rib-I'Ol!klnl Uru:k 1u. A liLIII of tun lo,.lnc f:tvorit.el rive yo• t.he rrlnalde dop~ on \he mew rre&t. Anttrkao puUme. )lt';Lr 11~., NBV· 6-l~S~ tPr tffli ~ttle ' ~........ . I QeDVCIQ 'TilA"I HA'1' . ~POM t\5.~ m f,14. ~ l MA.D/l..M, AND A"T T~A'T P~CE IT '=' Llk'E .(.NINb "THe HA'T AWAY~ Al•o Comedy "Hot Air Mac:hine" OF~E WI'! DibN•T l>ellUQ! AlLOY 0\,01 HAl?. BUT WE t)IO 'SlASH "THE! ~\CE OF '30ME OS: '"T1<4e!M,8U"l '!!OLD~ WE. REDUCED 1-IAi<;. ~OM f,IS.'!!? l'E9, 'TIIII"f' I~WA HA"I <;ooME· "1~1N4 l1I<E "THI~ oWE IN "TWE. !;A.C'H, -'ND ).tllUliiER"( "<JCJ.l 1 '>IIOP ACAO'>!> CU'T·E HA"I FIR<;'T "1Ho"f'RE. W&LC'OME "TT '('ov ~ I'LL HAVE "f'ou Ull1Dlll>'i>TA>1D 1\HcH•T t PLA"( "THfl 9n:lri'ET llielihoo:i 1\111 dtel<fo t~~ wt.~te.~ Thlrty-nve )nc!n mad~ up th : ~qiJnri of th~ ricrl.bmep which w~l' dj!l bt\tUf! wjth 0~ Wqdmtl!:: l.o· nwrr(.>W. the ~illJ\tsota ll.lllll ~'f.U'flt with It p. f!Jtj:lcr imJ.)cs···tl! r~ftrd IUJd a f!a~lllfl8 atts.ck lhat ' hft.S Northwc!fLf:!TO woa'W¢. Nna·th\\'.eslt;rn·.~ on)~ \'lllner~le 'uot has br.sn (ound lhr:lugh the ~r.rhead l'(lUtc. 'f\\·o touch -lnwn~ h1!\'l' bu·a scorr1 aga-in'it the Wild-· CMI.s this year. flllC by IllinOis Q.nd 1 bj' Nebra~ka fU{l ptth we~ ~ acc cm Q~Md with posses. · Although Nartllwesh·rn·s Hn-. ul= ,-111 be praetlea.lly uuchang c1. Pu~· ~Jentner the WHdcnt ac:! will be lJnable ~o tend to ~qe pa~ smg Plri j:jf thrlr offensive duE t.o n. (raclUt'1'ld t~mnb. This ha,o; n~ces!>itated a recmstruetlon of theh· passing B8lllr ltb Olbon doh1g the hur!lnll tllat to be done. · '• FoA ONL"( TAMP~ uThe ..Convenient Center" of ~ FLORIDA n-ST-AT~N-i:;~1D 'f~AM ' St. Louis Nov. 6---lNS-ft.lthaUil.h Jwenty-two of thr players on th~ IJI. L;:;uis Unlv ~ rslty footbt:tll !\quad ·e from Missouri, len ~f.BI.es are pn·sented by the remainlpr m.:;mers. Three A"rldd-~n eqp.e trcm hlo, two raeh from Iowa, Illinois Jdinnesr.;ta end washingtOn, tl1l'ee trcm Knnsas. Miehlga.1 and In(IIRn& and cne from as ~jstant a lilt t C rf 1 I"' n e a.s P 1 orn "The Playarouncl of America" ~ '? MAIUO.D \T "TO '?'CUR \-\OU'SE:. LA'"f t-HG"HT a_._,_ _ _ frankie Friscb Lucky Player Nev. 6-- INB-Frankt~ f'L'i~ch, jU!it -?.llCtPd the niC!it ~·p,Ju­ A.bl£ mRn tn the National Uague of 1931 mtaht also }lave b<e ·1 U!lmed Alii nne of the luekb;t athlete& of all time. ' Wh~n he was 21 John McGraw ptckeq him up frcm th::! Pnr1ham ciclle~c Oampul:i. anct made nim fl. rr"!ulu. No sea~;oning for him. No miner lca(J'ulna. A bill time job with moJ,,r pay r!Qht Irc.m the begltmlnJ.t. ln tt:!J. 1923, 1923, and 1924 the OlantE-plus-Frlsch-w;:c:l! 1.1 ' tt. ". world's aertr.,, Frankie's l!h~l'""" WPrc ~,385, .U10. ,{,112 and $3,8:rlo-I!Cilltthlni m: rc than $!7.0110 ~:;xtrl!ft. Lau\a, Hotel Hillsboro 1.1\l.la -~~ 1'T O'C.\.C)Q( I'~ SeU! , "<'C.~~­ ~II) . PW' \ ~'K 11>1' •" ca"''' )(cpri..Sf decided 1n l&aB.. thJt I l . I . \ --~, -- , · il'Qr 'tlle "Fordham Flash." • LADIES' PRINCESS SLIPS Mason Uty hultr4 Ficare, rlt linll 1 gro (}Ol . · MtJ;Ses Clnderello. Winter's and AM. CJ,UUS SOF'J FOR CAR US: Mllrtha Smith Ie~urne{l Bunda~· n! BUT REDS GEl' PICKED RA.~\' I ter attending a teache a's mccUnt: and affio 11isltlng the latter's pBI · N~w York., Nov €-INB"-Those cnts. Ml'. ami Mt s. Charles SmiU1. st Louis cards grow p1 <: 1use]} 1 Mr DaviS of Bo&tun, Mass, agitated when otatement Is tMde o. bwh1CSS visitor here Thursdaj' that they \\ en the 1931 nag "just and Friday. by plcklnB on those enfecble::l Reds" Thomas Gold 51)ent the week "It~ all true that we won 20 ont at Ravenswood, One of the cla.soos of U1e 0 j 22 from tho6e Cinc!Jmatt guys'" they retort. "But don't rm·;tl that Brethren Sunday school held we took the measure- of every olher Halloween ~I Friday evening club tn the circuit too." in the vaca11t house ncxl to the F. Tht: "wcrst" showing b~ E=-l. Louis E. Bletner resklence. was whe:l tb~y took '3nly 12 mij,. ol Mr .and Mt's. Joseph Kclfor I 22 from the Giants, Dodgers and have moved from ~e pro-~ Pirates. They wen 13 out a1 22 from by the lale Ku.t1e &1-· tbe Bravr:; lt ln :t1 from the George Epple property tnd 18. out of 22 from the Phlllles. - ~---..- - - - . Mr. Davidson of Huntington was W•'th The Wre&tlera a bmhu!.ss viBUur In tcwn Fiidny. L. C. Furbee and Mr. VanHorn "'! . Lended the tea.cher's meeting at By Internat1m1al News Servk~ Cbarle:slcn Frlday and Saturday. ' At Yonkers, N. Y.- Dr. Ralph E. J. SChuhle left for ChambersWllscn, Philadelphia. defeated Ad- burgh, Pa., Priday . !ole Marchione. \Ply. Mrs. · Walker Bt:avr.L' spent Sar.1er Szabo Hungan•. tossed week end here with her J)tlrcut.s, Abe kashey, Paterson. and Mrs. Fred KlWz1na:. At Tcronto-Jim Londcs, Greece Mrs. AUemang his mcved to thf! dcffn.t€d Mike R'JJJlano, Italy. · directly opj)Clliite the Ray Steele, Colttdmla.' won fi'Om , and her daugh· H9.03 8auer, Chlcali'a. and hus At Pltts!ldd, Mass.-Le.1 Macah1wlt11. so, trnner Cclg-~~ ath~et~. defeated Eddlf! ElZCII, Denmark. ' I ~ omens ew resses Silks, Satins, Velvets and Woolens $1.84, $3.84, S4e75, 75, Sl4.75 REDBUD BED BLAI'fKETS ·~j.~ ;;~~~;;:'~l;~f' ~:"'u~'r"";~·: of the at.! t of tmnotl. · ·~~ 95c; LADIES JERSEY BLOOMERS Rayon Shipe Vot.t.oa Bloomer In rqu- Celon blue. crec:a. peach and piDII. 25c; MEMORANDOM BOOKS Side or end openbar .t.1ill-llook ~ll!:&ll.rCII ~ollmUI ' ,b)' 6 lncha--96 MEN'S LEATHERETTE COATS ,, r11le ONE FREE t:ltr:a. fapcy broken plahllf-twUte4 w~ve . t.Lii.t;berJ cuds.. g11hl. ~JlC'III.d, An nl't'tltiooltl value in FOOT STOOLS aru.y lj.nd tan. :SIR IIi lu~belllllll IIKlbe &up.-JI IQCh bl&'b $1.15 A !!AIR '"""' ''*'" '""" b\119. ~till 11ot. crack or peal on t·•,lti weather. Made wit.h in N'ld bell-:l quaff Ia a .Uirir ol colon ol Jaoquard Velour-SII'fdJ' , c._kuoilon w11lnut. linllh. • liHI $4.114 Blo.Pio lA Ill~ 1~1· ·~ . $3.29 !11!1 l't''l In • ~ wfth l""' l"""'' '~'!""' ' ~,. t• """"' .... "'II' I' I•· 'l!Oi!JI· y'!r, !I!IM"II..Tll- """'I"."'" ··IIMf ... ·l.~ 11111 ....... '· ' '·"· ,... ..., . "! I ·~· lu ~.wwt~~~ tml>· ..... ~~....... '""''· r<tllpw, fm.,-ljlliffll'tl !'ll!l>- -t~pbo..\end Wo l.. 1•~11• Of ~AI> ~ 1.~ "'' 1.1 1~!~10-Jbeeo pla1"1 "' ' bl.-d: 'fhc colltn arc •p~lk. lllMc, pn11of I'~ cm~d ' '' ' J. . f_, ' and llouble bed 81anltet8 In Blzc till by 7fi ln- t:hieago, Nov. 8-INS-"Hipp:)drome Wl'Bfltllng no longer will be tcleroted In !lllnols" declared Oeo. P'. oetz of the State Au11!!Ue Comml!lslan." Henceforth Uie mea wll! wrestle atrlctly i!CCOJ:dlnB lo th!) standard rules. This stunt" o1 1.08$Jnr each Qther out or ~c rlpa or rpl1tqa: ppt QlemaeJ~es la ta~o : yu 1?J~.I:Iti.,bu!o will IJUipaild an~ wutl~• aullty d I: _ .....:·· aueh wacttaea. t:n tl'te' future ,na In ~ll'JtUt CJt~• !11~ hQI:'I qp tfl.ell· purses. • "I have seen plenty ot wre1Jt1bg mlt<lbEIB of tbe modem variety. t ~ap~' aa}' f.hey ~re pot on the le· · ve!. ~ut t dCi aar,; )tsa~ I qever saw I one \flltt 41dn t~t~_fnlf: wae Ju~t an a.et--np~ a eoh ') *~e~ u ,-""'--; to J!'rtt, the ~w · ~4 brj:nl ~em --~· '--'"- I !jL!re--~ular aad dollar and eeall ralo-Sa,urlllay- ILilNOiS-·B-A-N S HIPPODROMI NG II Y WRESTLERS !!!'' Ma.kt driped hotCier at bott.o111. l!~ I ..teptt- Colon tan and rray wUh l!lilze». hu and t:stra Hse. I I I vld wtather comfort t· :~~tra. • p:rlneUS durable pco;rfect. fiUln,. ;an· l'l'll.rm U"'""' f ,.. .' pumha~e. • $1.95 4"!' ~~lw.oclo b.,t t.ll• ·--~ !Ill.~ view or 'Ill b•• b\eq ~.18 . 11~l4 !IOlc't •n~JIPII ~Iii!>,· ·•·••>"'-. , \111 ~p~rth! "lj~nua?" W>ii frla<~ ~00 Coml\l~oll , bml>el .. l\!J'. 1. 1 fr• "'"or oult r.t It tq <lit•••• ''"I 'llilllcl\011 lll'lllr~ ~Ii "" ··~lbl 11111. 1 :t.l!t'f'4 tn sav;nss J3!1PkJI. ' 'n\el' Ule mtn ~r .,..~_... . t!tV~ W!ll hf)"fl f·" ""t ..., a. bn~f\1. keeping with ~llfl r\lJell or I~Y OUt . ,, ' ,,w ~~J.:Ji• ~;,..,,, •r ~~~ lilting-.\ forhmate . B:v Inl.i\rnatic;lol News Srrvlfe At Patterson, N. J .-VIncc Dundef' NCwnrk mlctdiEWelghl.. iUlockt:d out Jack ilernun, Nl.lw York l21. At Waterbury, Conn.-D~Vt Shadl'. California mld1lewelghL ricteatl'd AI Ou.ln::r. New Haven nc- Dec~mb~r ' ~"fl"".l! Ja,-eadn-AII na,u111l colktn oqe plete FIGHT lq:SULTS he wanted R011er IJ'Imsbl• ~n~ i (lfi~l was made wbereby f'ri!Kl\ was included \Jl a tl'ade. t .or;kj!d like a lot cf ta~ lutit for " !lrbc~ t ··cause b<J was teinll[ll llhun.· t; ;.~ ••ldr· bv a club thilt lookej like · a, ~"' wlnrler In 193'1 and beycnd. -· "''~ tilfl lqck of Frlsr,h COfltlnue() While tbc Giants, his old team hi!V~ *ieetl consi~Jtent buntln{r ra.HUf!!1. ',J')le Cal'4-S with Frisch · h3ve "'or ' ~11t~ tn Ulall. 1930 ~: ' " tD!J1 ,-. •orb" cat si:itl ' 'Jt fq M lllllbe.-llowcnd ttl•. reR. pld aud · lliautlril4- ~~~nr ln l:otltt-rl!'tteFJ <'harp~!op.sPip nt i93J. jpiD. '!,2 '"TILLI~ Full do.uble bed stae M:AISH "Home Com- I uQi~~-~f,~;L , ~crbq.W$jlteyn ~l chinfl ~~ur~·y w,blch 1n all u= '"'(OU C'AttT o:t•~o~e 1t,i M"f' '>TO'"" lllf~P tc!SJ.Y' ·w OV~ ANt> \"T! Hi\!) A t1o. , j(f,H;hp op . SALE "MAISH" JED COMFORTS I -' i<tn~'!ct•'•· peweffULI!i<itj>all,.oltv~n Alto Comedy "Honolulu Life" ·' lUI part ·' • \ ., �' • • L_ • THE DAlLY TRIBtnf.E, POMEROY. OIIJO. ' ....tDAY, "OVI!:MBER e, ICU . • . po IS I Galli Th~ t..adlea Ald Boelety ui l.h~ llr. and MIS. Prcd DarUPc o1 Qrat:t' M. I . OhllJ'Ch mtt 'lbund&)' ColwnbUI ylJited beJ'e wltb the !or~ at lhe eburch po>lort. A mer'o ....... V . D. Cartee ln.IP oumbcr or memben were In WtclnetldaJ nl8bt. aU.euCIIU'Kl& an!l tbt ofllben. for tht J®n 8beetl ~I& Tuelday for Pt. Lcnor& Dt,rat ot ~nter 11pel)t eJ\1\llnl year wen llleot.ec:l.. lkll,jamln Hu'rilon, lnd.. aner TUeiClaJ n~tht wlt.h Lucilla Poley. sevtral yeun1 a~~oo un. th-~ Cb;,.uUI.uTh~ TttundaY Clu~ met Thura· lp!!llli1D& hll furloUih wttb rel&thn 1 Yra. s. Markll\11 s~nt Sunday I qua ~ t~e. will be pre&ent.ed Novem- <lay aft.emoon wlU! (h.rland l.n QllUpoli&. ber 10, by .&bt Gallla Academ,- hl&h OWlnaham. Pollow'lrlf t.ht! rea:ula.r Nr ancl Mn. E. J . ft.teell!!r apent wt~ her dauahtcr Yn .\lmll l achool buket.ball team. <Uiptn.a.tlon of buatneU. lkUcloUti Wednada)' ln. Athena wtt.h tbcb' WOoclprd. """"" .----------=====:::=:----------I • ,, . tab)e Wa)ker \AJD8 • Burled Today 18 1'- " I Pt.) _Wanted- 1 ~~~i!~~~'"~\IUI;~·~no~~~ot wUI ao to~~ ht1p•.111 of Dtt.rolt, Mlcb.. are vtslt.tna ,e. Pa .• apea.t a 1t.he team for the comma !l<l'a.son. numl:~ o.E C1&JI with the fe<mtrt l here. .... ' p&rent.l, Mr. aD.C1 a(Ja. J . H . Butter.. 1 WORK ST ARTED ON In.ld. Mia& MASONIC TEMPLE lnatr..l I ~;o-••~-,:.c" ~=r ~:Y: eerlow. romut1on tor If\'• i~!ijii;..,. ocqo:;z.. I t~ma far prill ~~- lf'"f. - be &&au for No hunt1n1 allowed on A P Slu(l.· •- 0 .A:=rta;~ _,.._"'"" cUrlt ot m· ,John F11her farm~> • u-p a I.PD tHb lDIIf Wldy ll-4.-lt . Dally ll-!io-:n \Wiillt:J-An - - ror • tara.. ~ . wW ~eo ' lladl Ulld ~ Qillllr • ol Tile 1\Mlb. I 11 .w A.1'41& tm~~>nt ror~:>st aren vr tl•o ID8erUaa \'luuHy f)r•,<lHcthe fnr(•rit, !lnw· ' X' oue ~' -F • r._ ar 13a~~~~~p, M. J IIC. F'Q.ll. SA.I..B-R.alph NeiKler home In Ratlne. Electric. ga..s and fur - , naec 61!1 hundredths acr ~ 01 ~~:orund . Price $2500 oo L E 6ayrc 1 Radne. Ohlu JJ.I)-6t 1 LootLOST- Black and while S31!111c e.nrl Bull e101. Gone about 11 week. Shall Durst, Monkry Run, PomeI'Gf . Reward . ll·6-3l fl""" 200 Fireproof R~ma 100 Room• at $1.00 Each. The f34ycrs have been in the New Yot;C Market& this week and hav~ secured sorne wonderful values for this c~ming Saturd4y, November the 7th. ' We have arranged them in groups and placed them on racks and tabl~s with the ~ale Price marked in plain figures. 1 I Hotel Chittenden Coft'lpletely red ::::o r.1 ~::- U and $300,000 spent in mabn ;: the log-ic'~ I cboi•c for the trav~-l::r. C :\'J .. Co~fce Shop. LJr~c. cxcep!ional !C'l":il"c. R~l ~·a ssa.oo. COLU;\>lBUS., OHIO _ __ I Surren;.;::de..:r:'..De:.. . -,a_r......,....~---";;1 POLLY AND HER PALS ---- 8M7 Y•v lflpWr i SUJAN J.tm W .Welch, u....,..., Jlfn-JJel• &If Qua.IIU• J.ew• l'rkt11 &Jen'' Hanea lMav7.,.,..h' VnMa Suits $1.00 86c Men'• Fkne Llllfla tralol!l BillY ... Men'• Tl"la Blbbetl UDI!a S.l&a . · ·. 8uy'1 Fleeced Llne4 sac S•ll• .. 74c V~n Boy'• IIanes &lbbed Vnl011 Salll .. .. 68c • I' ( Steen IAIDI slerve, anllk le~h. _SbOJ1 $14.95, szs.oo, Geo. A W q ciig, Manager MtN'S UNP~WEAI LADIES WINTERWEIGHT 'JNION SUITS Womens New Coats remode:le:~ • . . ovt:r Hotel Ctntttn~en the Hom~ of the Pouple comfortaol..: rooms- ,.; from $1. 'iO upwud: LAPI£!1, Ct1II,.PJUU~&, Ulee lenrlh, no steen, knee leqtb. 78c Girl's Wiater Wel(b& Ualn Suit., 'bn>e style~~ 74c PUDDING PANS Deep ~bape & Qurt. SIR, mGt.t.ld cuii.mel on ll!ll.mleu 1ott11 bur rolll'l.m lop Ull to t;tll •' t.hl1 lew prk:e. tOe: E,.ch Geur I:IIR Sb'"- rarklnr- r." lhnlt leavl.n11 IOl' O!<.lahuma Cit: . Oklft, Nuv . lOth VIII In· dmtHLpnllH, 1:1. Louls. T'\IISII . ~. FARMER SELPH'S CJUNCES Chlcaio. Nvv. 6-INS---Carey St:lph . former farm hand of lh ~ Et . Louis Cardinali, may be given a btr.l at aeeond baoe next .salulon by Lew Po~. new pUnt bf the ChiCHI!ID White Box. 11"1 Bnad S&reei. Cortkr Mb. aad Lor., ...... w:. I Z ShOrt; llloekl lliorth of M.em- pna:e ne11. a..tur4iY l HOTEL (.ULUMBUS F~ SaturdaJ ADd 'For Laat Conteat Of Seuon~ ' With Miami i I - Ni•l Ball aad - I 8Pl adfel'tllemmL. Rron 1D eH!r. 111 ,,rQb<lhly tm1• ruurth INII ..........,tDW mould bt npot'UMI 1h11n 1hi~ nutouut. or ~ !"iK).ilOO,OfiO ~MIJ. j'lcreM . •I\Iil•·h I!~ lll P"' ~Pnt of 1iiP I>~LHI ,. _ ! U..oO.OUII.~IUO au~·~. -be rlllpoDIIbkt . I ••rid, ln . l'fiUlld fl;;ures. Is llbuut whlt'li 111 :.!:! oer o.:eu l of thi! lotul luud areu, exclu· rdn ut lhll tJOitlr ,·eglnns, "I I•e nrea Erie. day• wltb tnenda ¥ - Worlcl'• For•ll W bdDI tbe pe&tel1 ...uHil to)~ l'bl JOU thld tbe copy (or JWl' ld 11 prepared 1ll --nn~ .. · ln lht reala1.ratloc of mun bend boate durln1 the fl:sL IlK moothl ot 1031 Fta;u..--ei re\t!llted ~)' the Burll!aU of NavleaUon of the Department ol Com~ mow that June 30, lhl Ule tow.l number ol re11&t.ercd boat6 In the 'USA Wftl. 263,~. 111111 IVU the tlnl lnatance where the KJlltrt.Uona pused t.he quar· ter·mllUon mark lh11.t early 1n the yewr. New Ywk City leaWi with 3f.'PB4 re1llt.ered mG\.ol' bo&l.ti Tampa PloJ1d• 16 sedbod wltb 21.737. Phlladelphill third with 15.265 and Baltimore lourlh 1\'ith lfi,2l6. Qjil tolct~lc ~~ rle~:~tE:~l o~~11ona~tAti,~~of~; di.MI·h~~d E~be~h E.ofSt.~~rum= I NOTICE ,. tew motoor ...Uq in J.nt II tvklenctd ~ '~ fact there wu lll.!.n ot t1~'oli~n ·"' ' r'""' I Bonnie Chapman '3f Hunt1S the gue&t or her r:ouatn I 1 Mrsc Frank O.,..mer J1·. ' I ----~ Ntw Yort. Mov. 1--Df...._ ~ pop\ll4flW of and WVIk on the -;jdltlon I Death reaulted from cotnpUca·I.IILnlC Tt'mpil ~liiiS rarWhlCh the nospllai w ~1ne.Adi.Y . I Yr~a.od un. Ray oreenler of Pt. tlcns arlal.n,i rrcm lill llun rhOt Wedr.esday mol n ng, cr sd t.o Mr.;. AI Thlvener, Mra. Omum PleO.ant Mr and J4R. O&le H,..ell WO\Ind which waa lnftlcte:i accl- ucutrac t waa award~ ~ePla!'sa, It 'Jhlv.-nl• and au Tommy Lee, were ,ueata of Yr. and d[ntE.llY at the Walker i1ome ln I Skene-McAlpm , a. In e - M.1&s Hilda Th1vener i.nd John Oharlee Oreenler Eut Galllpolill, sunday , Oclob¢1' . ccntlac:tlcl 01m . 'fh(' Skt!.Jl'·M~: I sheets vlAJt.ed friends and relatives and Mn HorWn Smith ot l I Alpin LOmp&ny were awardeo t b In Huntington and Kentucky 'l'uea· 1 N 1 y k. arri ed by motOr laat 1 35 k t.o c.cntract on 11 b1d of 113,4.'10 for l e d y lf ,..,_ 1 £W or I Lena Holson was ta '<!n 1n cus- uew additiOn and a tntal bid cr I • . week to vialt hi's many - ~un- ' , tody by local police, believed to be $H! 44.4 hi ·h mcludes the new 1 Mr~. Hattie Vlcarb 1\a.S returned 1 ty n>latlve• Yr. and Mrs t:;mtth lmpl\catt'd In tbe :sh<:o:>tq. but • 1 wl c 11 bui'dlng home alter s~dlng a few d11yo · are enroutt to Florida to apend the I both Walker a111 MiSilo Hulsun 1.;- 1 tron~ 11 t 1 ~ 0 I wlnt.er ' 1 the 1,.w add! - wah ~latlvea m Iro-nton . slated th <- shoollng 1 Wa& accldentat 1 tk.~ ~·l~:.lt!C ~~eostorle, bt~h along Mr and Mrll Prf:d H . Lear of : David Ja5epb and famil~ of Min- 1 and uot lntentlona E d aver ue 86 ftu as tlLe p 1 e!- Patriot, are t.he a:o.:~\3 of their son 1era:vtlle were Sundoy aueabi or Jas. 1 1 :f~:eer C:u~tywel~a~~~;l b~~:~K~~ e ~~c~ ulldmg ext~nds and then will ~rao: :h~:arM~~.d~:~pea.r 1 W~l ~:dC:::!~ Mr and Mn 1 0 c~.nsla.ble und ceputv sh erHI He be on!! ;;too !rt' m the n. tu the end Ml~s · ElclBe Nl:iay . Mrs. Everett Kl.-: Wheeler un'd two. daughters of ; IJ;-.survlved b two sons Hugh cf thf' lot A basonent will b., 1P"'h'- WC"d Mn Hoke Roblnscn and 1-,tomou•" were week end gueat.s of 1 1walker, Henderwn. ' ' •<>hout the !CnRth 0 t ~ VlrgU u r\J and ,.., W· Va., and f' d tl• rc.t.., craft or the Buckeye camp , M\'. Mn W A. Gars~ Lee Wa.lker ol Gallipolis, nnd three grom•d !'!.om Miller rl!ceLv~d lh'O! \~ ~n: In Ironton Thursday attendMr. anc:l Mn. J M . Hamilton . daughlen. Mr!l P B MCCartn~ ot 1 M!i:ddy f~r the Jumblng \\Crk 1lni a district convenUon of the I Mrs. Da1•a Hamilton and daughter Da\188, Mn1 Ruth J Welte of De- cc~tra~t 8 thern P Ohlc Electric] Roynl Neighbors ct Mtd~~eport 11nd William SChriver 1 ltrott and Md \V11llam Harrison uf ~~m:at~Y w~~ do the! wulng Dow: Mlfs Helen ArthuL went to Cm- lwere Sunday gue81s of Mr. and Mrs Gallipolis. ·hlu:n of Columbus I cmnatl Wedmsday t 'J .spe.nd a few John Scctt I The funeral senolces 1\tl~~con- lllt'i.Niomf'. ~rei of Mrs B A days Wltll Mr o.nd M.~ Earl CamJ) : Mr. and Ml'l;. Sam Fry and chUducted Frl1ay afternoon I rum the an 11 oou- u- aw the buurtma: ·He bell dren of west Columbia, Bert Epwcrtb l\4. E Church w1th bm - P.athb~n,, d~~~~~~ay 'to supervise Mrs. w. R. White is sp:mdlna a Hanl:tg and BUl Emhart of Co- 1 htlln the Pint' f>trect ctm ~ ten• l l.inl C ('rc -•· lwnbue were Sunday sueats of Mr , 1few 6ays at Oxford wUh her da.UihMla d M ,.__ In R"·-ll the construe 11en wo.-... -'II fir t ftoo r or U11:: new butltl· 1 t·"r Evelyn who le. a student at - an re .......... o .,._._. · , MAGICIAN COMING I ' S ~lll {", c~cupled by Lhe Bou~h- ~1 unhenlit)' Hatley Johnsoll PE0"'1h&SPoerk ~ 1 ' ·· • • 1 cL RCadet DeardorU Mr and Mrs l t.e1.1m of b<lrE>zs from ar o 1 A prQ~nun r.r ~'>.ltertamment lca- ~ t.n Ohto Elt"• 1'1C company Wl .~ of ~Jumbus 8·1d Mr Murrayavllle. W . va. tul'ln@ S S . Henry, tamous m<loll- the .•Ecom. and thnd noou will l.;c ~nd Mn Ned Cadot and baby of Mrs. Charles Benvett spent last clan. who appear~ h lhis cit\' used Btl lodRC' 1uoms. _ - -·-·-· --~---- ••. ~ Ohio. H.UING IIJII t - T lli'LAI~ u.-.. !proccedl 10-23-lt J V1ntcm WaikP. ea ,... r• or - aae d.led WedDHdaY n.llht • UUI at \ Hol~~r hoeplt.al where ~ h4d •crroa IIOU'll MT. UI'IION Hcru y wUl b rememlxn:J h.~re utrubmenta were lierved to the Idau;ht.er Mte. Rufua Hoplr.~ I by llb:. ravortte vantlhlnil JQ&~ melt 1uem. Je.mtly. Suc.cumb- , and h~ sand p&lntmas. The entlrl' ' Mr. · and Mrs. M.unuy ButLerf!Jid Mn;. Jcaie Rlll:aon Smith ot b-DepUlJ' Sheriff d t Gu'n•hot W ouncb 0 WANTED-lOU earl \o l)'tue. 15t: • 2l IIDdlrP equipment. O.lkly Inflicted Oct. Tllll !IAll.oY T!IIIIUifll. PONDIOY, OHIO. .' ioo.,' 'I TtH~ Cir Uuc~ p~s.scna·3 r~ tihare x)lr!JlhC. Phcne or wrlt.c E S Brcglt'. Pameroy. 0 . Phone 458-R 1 'fOOT GOES TO :o;A.lNT8 Phll&.delpllla, Nov. 13-lNE-Phl.l TcJJtt, ~;ubstitute lirr.t b.\:·~ :na.n c: 111~ Ath!etlts. 1111s brLa :;r·nt to the mmnas:::r.uu:t:mm.ni11'111t'llluts:msm&taJII"ta:nmmumun:·u:zmtm:u ,\T 'I HE THKURES st. PaUl American As.<;ae:at!.On or the d t:al wllich will 'br)flg 011car Roettger, St. Pb.ul, !'l.rst bn.ema.tl. to tl'1e A's. Todt pla.yecJ Ol~jb ELECTRIC THEATRE,' POMEROY Friday and Satu. Jay "FIFTY FATHOMS" llear 1\0d IFill!:e; .lack Uolt. Richard CronJwtll, .. ud Mary Doran. LureUa with the Bcston Rf::d &lx for Q'l.Q.ll)' bEfore go1nJ 1.. 1 the A's la:.l 11Jipter. ~~,1'15 Sayer!!i, ~QWERfU~ f!.IVALS See t.he dlvhlb lludllle:;: S~alfld ~rden-Sealell a,'t,ory of ~!'llnl'll who lo\'II!S the IICII nnd womfln, llpl. . READY fQjl B"'TTL~ If yeu want 111 Ull'ill He lhho picture. '"'"l!OtCil , ----~L~I~BE;R~T~Y~T~H~E~AT:R~~DDLEPORT Friday ~ond Satur~ay "DUDE RANCH" and see: bek Oakle, Mlt.slll! Green. .luafl Coll1er, St.ua1·t. Erwlu 11-Ud t:UJCIK! P~t.Uette. "Dude" rant~hlnr In t.ht rib-I'Ol!klnl Uru:k 1u. A liLIII of tun lo,.lnc f:tvorit.el rive yo• t.he rrlnalde dop~ on \he mew rre&t. Anttrkao puUme. )lt';Lr 11~., NBV· 6-l~S~ tPr tffli ~ttle ' ~........ . I QeDVCIQ 'TilA"I HA'1' . ~POM t\5.~ m f,14. ~ l MA.D/l..M, AND A"T T~A'T P~CE IT '=' Llk'E .(.NINb "THe HA'T AWAY~ Al•o Comedy "Hot Air Mac:hine" OF~E WI'! DibN•T l>ellUQ! AlLOY 0\,01 HAl?. BUT WE t)IO 'SlASH "THE! ~\CE OF '30ME OS: '"T1<4e!M,8U"l '!!OLD~ WE. REDUCED 1-IAi<;. ~OM f,IS.'!!? l'E9, 'TIIII"f' I~WA HA"I <;ooME· "1~1N4 l1I<E "THI~ oWE IN "TWE. !;A.C'H, -'ND ).tllUliiER"( "<JCJ.l 1 '>IIOP ACAO'>!> CU'T·E HA"I FIR<;'T "1Ho"f'RE. W&LC'OME "TT '('ov ~ I'LL HAVE "f'ou Ull1Dlll>'i>TA>1D 1\HcH•T t PLA"( "THfl 9n:lri'ET llielihoo:i 1\111 dtel<fo t~~ wt.~te.~ Thlrty-nve )nc!n mad~ up th : ~qiJnri of th~ ricrl.bmep which w~l' dj!l bt\tUf! wjth 0~ Wqdmtl!:: l.o· nwrr(.>W. the ~illJ\tsota ll.lllll ~'f.U'flt with It p. f!Jtj:lcr imJ.)cs···tl! r~ftrd IUJd a f!a~lllfl8 atts.ck lhat ' hft.S Northwc!fLf:!TO woa'W¢. Nna·th\\'.eslt;rn·.~ on)~ \'lllner~le 'uot has br.sn (ound lhr:lugh the ~r.rhead l'(lUtc. 'f\\·o touch -lnwn~ h1!\'l' bu·a scorr1 aga-in'it the Wild-· CMI.s this year. flllC by IllinOis Q.nd 1 bj' Nebra~ka fU{l ptth we~ ~ acc cm Q~Md with posses. · Although Nartllwesh·rn·s Hn-. ul= ,-111 be praetlea.lly uuchang c1. Pu~· ~Jentner the WHdcnt ac:! will be lJnable ~o tend to ~qe pa~ smg Plri j:jf thrlr offensive duE t.o n. (raclUt'1'ld t~mnb. This ha,o; n~ces!>itated a recmstruetlon of theh· passing B8lllr ltb Olbon doh1g the hur!lnll tllat to be done. · '• FoA ONL"( TAMP~ uThe ..Convenient Center" of ~ FLORIDA n-ST-AT~N-i:;~1D 'f~AM ' St. Louis Nov. 6---lNS-ft.lthaUil.h Jwenty-two of thr players on th~ IJI. L;:;uis Unlv ~ rslty footbt:tll !\quad ·e from Missouri, len ~f.BI.es are pn·sented by the remainlpr m.:;mers. Three A"rldd-~n eqp.e trcm hlo, two raeh from Iowa, Illinois Jdinnesr.;ta end washingtOn, tl1l'ee trcm Knnsas. Miehlga.1 and In(IIRn& and cne from as ~jstant a lilt t C rf 1 I"' n e a.s P 1 orn "The Playarouncl of America" ~ '? MAIUO.D \T "TO '?'CUR \-\OU'SE:. LA'"f t-HG"HT a_._,_ _ _ frankie Friscb Lucky Player Nev. 6-- INB-Frankt~ f'L'i~ch, jU!it -?.llCtPd the niC!it ~·p,Ju­ A.bl£ mRn tn the National Uague of 1931 mtaht also }lave b<e ·1 U!lmed Alii nne of the luekb;t athlete& of all time. ' Wh~n he was 21 John McGraw ptckeq him up frcm th::! Pnr1ham ciclle~c Oampul:i. anct made nim fl. rr"!ulu. No sea~;oning for him. No miner lca(J'ulna. A bill time job with moJ,,r pay r!Qht Irc.m the begltmlnJ.t. ln tt:!J. 1923, 1923, and 1924 the OlantE-plus-Frlsch-w;:c:l! 1.1 ' tt. ". world's aertr.,, Frankie's l!h~l'""" WPrc ~,385, .U10. ,{,112 and $3,8:rlo-I!Cilltthlni m: rc than $!7.0110 ~:;xtrl!ft. Lau\a, Hotel Hillsboro 1.1\l.la -~~ 1'T O'C.\.C)Q( I'~ SeU! , "<'C.~~­ ~II) . PW' \ ~'K 11>1' •" ca"''' )(cpri..Sf decided 1n l&aB.. thJt I l . I . \ --~, -- , · il'Qr 'tlle "Fordham Flash." • LADIES' PRINCESS SLIPS Mason Uty hultr4 Ficare, rlt linll 1 gro (}Ol . · MtJ;Ses Clnderello. Winter's and AM. CJ,UUS SOF'J FOR CAR US: Mllrtha Smith Ie~urne{l Bunda~· n! BUT REDS GEl' PICKED RA.~\' I ter attending a teache a's mccUnt: and affio 11isltlng the latter's pBI · N~w York., Nov €-INB"-Those cnts. Ml'. ami Mt s. Charles SmiU1. st Louis cards grow p1 <: 1use]} 1 Mr DaviS of Bo&tun, Mass, agitated when otatement Is tMde o. bwh1CSS visitor here Thursdaj' that they \\ en the 1931 nag "just and Friday. by plcklnB on those enfecble::l Reds" Thomas Gold 51)ent the week "It~ all true that we won 20 ont at Ravenswood, One of the cla.soos of U1e 0 j 22 from tho6e Cinc!Jmatt guys'" they retort. "But don't rm·;tl that Brethren Sunday school held we took the measure- of every olher Halloween ~I Friday evening club tn the circuit too." in the vaca11t house ncxl to the F. Tht: "wcrst" showing b~ E=-l. Louis E. Bletner resklence. was whe:l tb~y took '3nly 12 mij,. ol Mr .and Mt's. Joseph Kclfor I 22 from the Giants, Dodgers and have moved from ~e pro-~ Pirates. They wen 13 out a1 22 from by the lale Ku.t1e &1-· tbe Bravr:; lt ln :t1 from the George Epple property tnd 18. out of 22 from the Phlllles. - ~---..- - - - . Mr. Davidson of Huntington was W•'th The Wre&tlera a bmhu!.ss viBUur In tcwn Fiidny. L. C. Furbee and Mr. VanHorn "'! . Lended the tea.cher's meeting at By Internat1m1al News Servk~ Cbarle:slcn Frlday and Saturday. ' At Yonkers, N. Y.- Dr. Ralph E. J. SChuhle left for ChambersWllscn, Philadelphia. defeated Ad- burgh, Pa., Priday . !ole Marchione. \Ply. Mrs. · Walker Bt:avr.L' spent Sar.1er Szabo Hungan•. tossed week end here with her J)tlrcut.s, Abe kashey, Paterson. and Mrs. Fred KlWz1na:. At Tcronto-Jim Londcs, Greece Mrs. AUemang his mcved to thf! dcffn.t€d Mike R'JJJlano, Italy. · directly opj)Clliite the Ray Steele, Colttdmla.' won fi'Om , and her daugh· H9.03 8auer, Chlcali'a. and hus At Pltts!ldd, Mass.-Le.1 Macah1wlt11. so, trnner Cclg-~~ ath~et~. defeated Eddlf! ElZCII, Denmark. ' I ~ omens ew resses Silks, Satins, Velvets and Woolens $1.84, $3.84, S4e75, 75, Sl4.75 REDBUD BED BLAI'fKETS ·~j.~ ;;~~~;;:'~l;~f' ~:"'u~'r"";~·: of the at.! t of tmnotl. · ·~~ 95c; LADIES JERSEY BLOOMERS Rayon Shipe Vot.t.oa Bloomer In rqu- Celon blue. crec:a. peach and piDII. 25c; MEMORANDOM BOOKS Side or end openbar .t.1ill-llook ~ll!:&ll.rCII ~ollmUI ' ,b)' 6 lncha--96 MEN'S LEATHERETTE COATS ,, r11le ONE FREE t:ltr:a. fapcy broken plahllf-twUte4 w~ve . t.Lii.t;berJ cuds.. g11hl. ~JlC'III.d, An nl't'tltiooltl value in FOOT STOOLS aru.y lj.nd tan. :SIR IIi lu~belllllll IIKlbe &up.-JI IQCh bl&'b $1.15 A !!AIR '"""' ''*'" '""" b\119. ~till 11ot. crack or peal on t·•,lti weather. Made wit.h in N'ld bell-:l quaff Ia a .Uirir ol colon ol Jaoquard Velour-SII'fdJ' , c._kuoilon w11lnut. linllh. • liHI $4.114 Blo.Pio lA Ill~ 1~1· ·~ . $3.29 !11!1 l't''l In • ~ wfth l""' l"""'' '~'!""' ' ~,. t• """"' .... "'II' I' I•· 'l!Oi!JI· y'!r, !I!IM"II..Tll- """'I"."'" ··IIMf ... ·l.~ 11111 ....... '· ' '·"· ,... ..., . "! I ·~· lu ~.wwt~~~ tml>· ..... ~~....... '""''· r<tllpw, fm.,-ljlliffll'tl !'ll!l>- -t~pbo..\end Wo l.. 1•~11• Of ~AI> ~ 1.~ "'' 1.1 1~!~10-Jbeeo pla1"1 "' ' bl.-d: 'fhc colltn arc •p~lk. lllMc, pn11of I'~ cm~d ' '' ' J. . f_, ' and llouble bed 81anltet8 In Blzc till by 7fi ln- t:hieago, Nov. 8-INS-"Hipp:)drome Wl'Bfltllng no longer will be tcleroted In !lllnols" declared Oeo. P'. oetz of the State Au11!!Ue Comml!lslan." Henceforth Uie mea wll! wrestle atrlctly i!CCOJ:dlnB lo th!) standard rules. This stunt" o1 1.08$Jnr each Qther out or ~c rlpa or rpl1tqa: ppt QlemaeJ~es la ta~o : yu 1?J~.I:Iti.,bu!o will IJUipaild an~ wutl~• aullty d I: _ .....:·· aueh wacttaea. t:n tl'te' future ,na In ~ll'JtUt CJt~• !11~ hQI:'I qp tfl.ell· purses. • "I have seen plenty ot wre1Jt1bg mlt<lbEIB of tbe modem variety. t ~ap~' aa}' f.hey ~re pot on the le· · ve!. ~ut t dCi aar,; )tsa~ I qever saw I one \flltt 41dn t~t~_fnlf: wae Ju~t an a.et--np~ a eoh ') *~e~ u ,-""'--; to J!'rtt, the ~w · ~4 brj:nl ~em --~· '--'"- I !jL!re--~ular aad dollar and eeall ralo-Sa,urlllay- ILilNOiS-·B-A-N S HIPPODROMI NG II Y WRESTLERS !!!'' Ma.kt driped hotCier at bott.o111. l!~ I ..teptt- Colon tan and rray wUh l!lilze». hu and t:stra Hse. I I I vld wtather comfort t· :~~tra. • p:rlneUS durable pco;rfect. fiUln,. ;an· l'l'll.rm U"'""' f ,.. .' pumha~e. • $1.95 4"!' ~~lw.oclo b.,t t.ll• ·--~ !Ill.~ view or 'Ill b•• b\eq ~.18 . 11~l4 !IOlc't •n~JIPII ~Iii!>,· ·•·••>"'-. , \111 ~p~rth! "lj~nua?" W>ii frla<~ ~00 Coml\l~oll , bml>el .. l\!J'. 1. 1 fr• "'"or oult r.t It tq <lit•••• ''"I 'llilllcl\011 lll'lllr~ ~Ii "" ··~lbl 11111. 1 :t.l!t'f'4 tn sav;nss J3!1PkJI. ' 'n\el' Ule mtn ~r .,..~_... . t!tV~ W!ll hf)"fl f·" ""t ..., a. bn~f\1. keeping with ~llfl r\lJell or I~Y OUt . ,, ' ,,w ~~J.:Ji• ~;,..,,, •r ~~~ lilting-.\ forhmate . B:v Inl.i\rnatic;lol News Srrvlfe At Patterson, N. J .-VIncc Dundef' NCwnrk mlctdiEWelghl.. iUlockt:d out Jack ilernun, Nl.lw York l21. At Waterbury, Conn.-D~Vt Shadl'. California mld1lewelghL ricteatl'd AI Ou.ln::r. New Haven nc- Dec~mb~r ' ~"fl"".l! Ja,-eadn-AII na,u111l colktn oqe plete FIGHT lq:SULTS he wanted R011er IJ'Imsbl• ~n~ i (lfi~l was made wbereby f'ri!Kl\ was included \Jl a tl'ade. t .or;kj!d like a lot cf ta~ lutit for " !lrbc~ t ··cause b<J was teinll[ll llhun.· t; ;.~ ••ldr· bv a club thilt lookej like · a, ~"' wlnrler In 193'1 and beycnd. -· "''~ tilfl lqck of Frlsr,h COfltlnue() While tbc Giants, his old team hi!V~ *ieetl consi~Jtent buntln{r ra.HUf!!1. ',J')le Cal'4-S with Frisch · h3ve "'or ' ~11t~ tn Ulall. 1930 ~: ' " tD!J1 ,-. •orb" cat si:itl ' 'Jt fq M lllllbe.-llowcnd ttl•. reR. pld aud · lliautlril4- ~~~nr ln l:otltt-rl!'tteFJ <'harp~!op.sPip nt i93J. jpiD. '!,2 '"TILLI~ Full do.uble bed stae M:AISH "Home Com- I uQi~~-~f,~;L , ~crbq.W$jlteyn ~l chinfl ~~ur~·y w,blch 1n all u= '"'(OU C'AttT o:t•~o~e 1t,i M"f' '>TO'"" lllf~P tc!SJ.Y' ·w OV~ ANt> \"T! Hi\!) A t1o. , j(f,H;hp op . SALE "MAISH" JED COMFORTS I -' i<tn~'!ct•'•· peweffULI!i<itj>all,.oltv~n Alto Comedy "Honolulu Life" ·' lUI part ·' • \ ., �• .. • • . .. ... ''' ' . ' "' .. . I PIUDA\', NOVDlliER 8, Ull, , taks· , .~.!lliitructor poTolt.i .1. ting _,..., "me reauJar eommunteatlon Gt •.d:l em • ee Lodle 164 P . .-.. _ wu held at the lodae l'lall Wednea·M.K .'"""'""1 I E~ OntC:P.R!il. f.LJ:['TI:D No. Telb of daY FOOTBALL . & A. "'- ~ventnr . In addition to Lhe .W.r order of GlOOM SLIGHTll THINNER IN P reAND WHIT[ C~MP AS PANTH£8S WORK ' businese, tile &n• -----·--READERS NOTICE If )'Gil .. • EATHER FORECAST- W / -- Ohio &nd Wm. VtrJinla- JI'alr nnd , ~ ' ' uer wni,t'ht a.l"\d SundRy. the . N~ Olice of The Dall:r T..U.U.O, cUI 338-L; if the Bllli, INIIeo . . ,_ 102-R. I • I OF INT&RNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE FULL LEASED POMEROY . ' . H. ·S. .." vs~ ·- WELLsTON H: S. ' . .....L Ednnla. ,. Pomeroy MuU JohMOn, .. BOTH SCHOOL B~DS TO BE PRESENT . Saturc!aJ, Nov. 7th.' . Penonals 6.-Ruuell ' I:U P• • MIDDLEPORT/ BIGR SCIIOOL PDLJI NEW APPE~lS AR MAB£ BY l 0 CDMBUANT~ Apache Slayer? I ARK~NS~~ SAl DIES SU~DENlY !H liTTlE I j U. Double Stamps fQr Saturday ..• - o..Jy '• CHIN[S[ TROD~.: 1 lJAPANESE Cl~IM : RD~K Ia Victim Follow- I ine Operation ' Comer. UnlexJpectedl-1 ly When Recovery Seemed Sure · · I By ARNO DOSCH P'LEUROT ' 1. lf, B. Stall Corre~dent Geneva, Nov. '1-INS--New TOPCOATS peNI to Chl.n& and JapPn 1 Jtore peace in Manehurla were made today by Ute Leaaue of Na· .... . . ap- to re- ~ • Nbtee • French from Arllst.lde Briand, forel.p mtnl!ter and pre11- Rich textures, rightly !RICE .,SLASHED styled with the popular half belts or all 'round belts. They'r·e In winter tweeds ol elievibtli lind caniet .. ., .. • cloth, ragla.p shoulders. GRANDI COMING Rome, Nov. 'J-IN8-~ Onm· di Italian foreign miniSter en to Washington for a series of eonterence& with President Hoover, lefL here today for Naples, where he wlU board a Uner tor New YorK. Grandt was &<lcompanied by Bil· nom Gmndt and starr of nine advlaora, tneludhl(l AUSUI:Ito Rcsao, lt&Jian naval expert. \ Down '!-lito ..... 1931Ford Coupe ............. . 1930 Ford Roadster (rumble '·seat) ................... . 1929 Ford Roadster (rumble ~.·._.·. seat) f. "BIG BROTHER' PRISON TERM Roatdster .......... . ~ord Tudor Sedan .. ..... . l~ Ford Tudor Sedan ....... . \f)29 Ford Coupe ............. . 1~ Ford Coupe .. .. . .. .. .. 1929 Chevrolet Sedan ........ . 1929 Ford 11-2 Tiln Truck .... . 1929 Ford 1-2 Ton Panel Truck . 19.28 Ford Roadster (rumble - ' j• 85.35 94.35 89.35 89.35 .. .... · .......... .. ••• • RANGES. TENTH BIRTHDAY IS CELEBRATED BY EPISCOPAL GUILD • \ bave ·'·• 'i. ,, "" "•• ., x· ... •• .. a month. i • ~e Broo~Ebersha(h -= ..;;, -· -·· ' . '·····•' " it: FLOATlNG·. p·~WEI . .......... FBBB WBIIBt.1RG ~.· ZAIT-illiiPt tBJL•elttSIIOK · Motor CompaaJ :::;.::::.::!OMEROY . ,..._.... MIDDLEPORT • 0 , LOW Ci.·TBI OF ..GIAV:ITY lMTEI.Ai. ll:fDB·JI,•V•LtC: JaAJ:£1 SA,~I'l'Y-Ifll:'rft ·~ODT .... BATS ••·• Suede, Pipli:in, b•• Othen $1.95 to $4.00 • Cape, li'!Dc:ha, "The $5.11 Hat. In America" lal~ to c:lliew wtih IlL Theil moderlt ~ aad tee theae without delay. 'GLOYD ·sn:t.EPARK . -:::::~:.:~=~~=· 1 biJ'l1, 84oet .•1 Unmarked 'IJ<iad lhleroectioa jllllt becdll It hill mdre . ... BUt tb&t. Ia '!be liDo rrl \ reaonirl« 11* 1te aiWcl to lollow by IIU!X' car . manllflldUrtjt& OtiYil a NEW PLY,MO'UTH 1eatn boW Cbl;tlil!il llotore ••IC~IIDm••ana . bne ldlleMil with fout .c:y.lfn. dera wbllt ,otlltal 'n.ey won't tall lone Pay caah if you want, but you may W.htm T~,..k"';Jld AutGmo- ... NOBOQ.Y .~ that a C'ftlliplde ICB Olllrllll a bane 1928 Ford Touring ........... . 55.35 1928 Chevrolet Gouoe ........ . 70.35 f.'~rdson Tractor (like new) ... . 103.60 ~~ . MANY OTHER BARGAINS ~ th....,..h the U.C.C. (Ford....doned) f'!!', ·~ ~ llll,a ll dowa payment and a few dollars :. " ' ' -·· Foot Ball Youth Killed In IN THE SAME PRICE, 1928 Whippet Sedan .......... . 45.35 1928 Ford Sedan ............. . 85.35 ~...-r. low pricet. Ingalls Refuses To Disc u s.s Question S·EE OUR MEN'S SUITS 85.35 .·:· seat) ..... _.. .. .......... . ., I;;;;.;;- ..... · ~ .............. . ~n& Ford Lined or Unlined ·~ '.." ··-;.- .·'· '·--·: '"' 'AND . .,-t!. ' up·~ . . """·,o.,.. ..., .....' - ..... , ....... .~ ~~. ·.-:.-. · ij ~ SEE OUR WUfDOWSI ' . . . ., ·• :o..···,· Dot!bl• -....... .._ Sa.turd..ay,. ·. . 7 . . . . .. .1":--r" 1'. . . " In Battle ion After Four l)ay En1aeement W~RNING lHllE SOUNDED BY :B!JGKHE SENATOI ' ' " ! Feu Chairman Of G. 0. '· ~. Addreues Chamber . Of Commerce · I I NONNI RIVER IJape Hold Railway Stat· , ' 1 [ Death In Pario, Nov-ber 16th. To Conaider Ma~~ehur-' ian Situation F~llow•l ing Defeat Of Chinese• : !Charee Ia Made I I' FOR KIDNEY AILMENT TO MEE'f AGAIN On All ·Pureha••• ·,, .. ' May Be Speaker IRUSSIANS AIDING S. S·enator T. H. Cara· I way .' ,I i ENDLESS 1 JOB AH'E .J, 1f Unemployment To S~ Profitable To Job- · . leu, He Sayo _.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 6, 1931 gaston roush walker