https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ce3441a54f209b674f9c4215f69c4acd.pdf 969e5de9dc123ded8b9ec2e06fa66fbc PDF Text Text ,. • 'l'J1UDAY, AOOOBT aO, 1811 \ GOlfiNG·TftUHNU &HS UNBfR W~f: Rev. P. A. Bright Dies Of Injuries In Zaaelville Holpita'i; Fu· ._ nera l to .,..;: Nn WlNS FIRST I 1 c on d ~cte d iD Lo•aD Tbunday r GIR [~~ES PART SR[ IN !:..n::~!. ~ .~:;:;;:~:; JO't sTARK coum ~t : Yoi&D· da D\laar<l, ............ Lolloboo. Mlsa J~mt: A._., entel"bhlf'd Juno Amlterpr, Alber\& ewll. l"fr.fully ~Uh a .wiener roa&t at the ObaTI"' Gloool<ne<, Ollorlll - 1 t\.e TREASURER HAS NOT CLOSED BOOKS Mr lnd Mr arid ·Mn. Jlvty Jonet came I Dlvkl Burton. Bn.ntll Yetder, :._ 1 f,.henang 1!1¥'-"liiS in bQrloi' ol J4J.sl5 Jr. Je<i \Yebstei' aDd Albert : TU£<doY roc a vlalt wtth o .. udo •. B~ ,..,m~ llurtnn county Ill one county tn the Albertw. Lewis of Bh&dyslde, u ..U. 1 Jcim I Flora RIBJS. and l.JOJ'd Wol 'ti- State of Ohio where Ul.ere aeems to . . jtttrd. taken to tbe. be no depresston. A report of th~ 1 Mr. llild Mrs. Wt~w Le,.W md lt.t.hezlll &ate . noep~i&l . • " Stark dlunty tre&IW'el' aays that I w.... unamaer urwncer .,.. KINDlE nnBBERY ~~~fbero~::7.r'i-::ol: U .U:TIIA TDIE STOLEN ...,rk WHILE DRINKING v· P. HOLTER, ANSWERS SUMMONS I BOY MAKING GOOD i I FORMER POMEROY AN DIES IN CHARLESTON {k>ATHa,do they Insist upon it, knowing C[-':1 \, th•t physic41 diScomfort ledds to ill he41th which is f•t•l to brduty. In their selection of footwedr, mony hove turned lo 51-en-tiffick Shoes whos,1erocdul lines conceol sclentiftc le.~tures whicli' prov1de he41thful support for their feet, , This restful comfort 4ssures poise 4nd eole of monner th•t lends (horm to the ~r­ sonollty of the w<ll dressed worn,n. Offtred ir. a wide variety of styles c1nd lettthers, Si-en-tiff1ck Shoes enc1ble you to nptess individu~~:lity in e:vt.ry frock. -.. I '',, u~ ..flwa . ;....,t... TUESDAY AND WEiiNESDAY, .\UG. 30.31 at 8 each. "i - ,_ ,,, __ '1 ..". .. 'f El ECTR[C THE 'TRE, porneroy. 0 . At thll! polilt Nye un~ork e d sev t>rjl beautiful drive!! W take numbe• hole on the course for a birdie a he tollowed th~ up with a p•r fo . Hobat.Ettter was h@- rd beb.lw1 h ~1 but ~ , las~ hcle w:h e.I!O wa: l.* Nye glfl:M: him th e mn k h . Th!!. 1 f'~nlmllu -Ht~tet~tor fron Nrth,,r 1 p'-)\ In the' tb\Jrn~ment . 1f£• -~-- - ·- - - - .. - "MERRILY WE GO .TO ' HELL" Sylvia S'idney. Fredric: Mareh, ~ sk..tt Gallaaher Comedy: ••Ab.ent · ~boded ' Abnor" • •* • i • • IiI i if : f i l i i ! , I I 1f I ' I i i i i ! f i l l 5 · ' I i 1· '0 Farm Strike Pickets in Council Blutfs > ••• the mildest cigardte you ever smoked ~TB buy the finest, the very finest W • tQbai:cos in all the world-but Here are shown farm holiday pickets arrivinr In Couneil Bluth, Iowa, where they forced the release of sixty-one men who were held in bonds as result of farm holiday plcketln1r on roads leading into Council Bl uft's and Omaha. Arrival of trucldoado ouch fts these and threats to remove fellow picket. from the Pottawattamle Co9nty jail caused tbe county sherltr to request that national 11uardsmen be sent. · ·~ that does not expll!in why folks everywhere repnl lucky Suike as the IDlldcst c:i~. The fact is. we aever overlook th, truth that "Nacwe j '' FULL LEASED W~ liR,E VDN 'H'lMO[NBUHC rs l~ i Lancl Ownero Lee:v,._Pick· : ·~ot Linea .Wh~on Law· Suit. ~eatened LINE$ ,SHIFT . •{ I KEAR .. . ' ll£llT£N~NT ' ' I OF Ohio-Increasing doudlneu followtd 'f}lowen late tonight and Thurllday. T'hunday and in Northwest portion 1Ii!TERNA'l\JONAL NEWS SER'TIOE ' a>olel• ~~ ·•• tonlit:at,. ~ '" A~·~~nns THRILL Air Derby w~ SCIENTIST~ Al·~ . ~: p £CTAT~ HS8Y !H~A~~ fO~ TOT~l. 1 tCli~S[ ~ f BURSTS· ~f 5~[[0 f 1 Oaohes Of More Than 200 Mile' Per Hour Are ', ·No Work Left Undone Order To Get Of Event Nec:e11•y I' ~ Race•; Hiaheat Attained Ia 245.799 Miles I Atill. ... 31-JNS- opt1 - •Ill be ·'plenty at w"nN!!I natUI'e'll AleXander aa1d Thf! edipee will start a.t at.proxtmatel)r 3'14: P M., reac), Ita beiaht at 3:27 P. M. _apd. , the show will be over at 4:34. P.M. I I , WEATHER FORECAST_..· , , ,;. ··m.~v be & teW douds in t.b,e ~!!"!'" of the •tlile t* f' unt Clnc:tnnatt, 0 , w:J! ,+ Tribune, eiJI 236-L; If tha • ...._ ' 0111ee aa)t for 202·&. ' ... POMEROY, OHIO ~--.;Jj{F7jf 07"~--;:~: ~ UU&~UU $T A" O ISTH --------~------------~~we~s o a.EADERS' NOTlOJIJ .,.. ff Jqq wtnt · th~ ~ewa Ol!l~e o~ 'l'he Dfll!1, •· ,, HARTLEY & BENNETT NO QUARTER I I l't Sl·en·tiffick Shoes offlCf'nll q··-.. ~I G H do not object to ·Comfort .••• I I I" Beautiful Women I ! f O"lO · ~T ~ T E '' ' I I R ua.- ~," ... :¥'..} there hu -.en a total ot more than 12.SOO.ootl In tu.eo collee\ed .)'.anes\'lle, 0, AU&. SO - 1N84Ju .a there, befnl app.roitmatel)' 78 per Funerol ljlrrangcr.n enta '-for Rev. I Dr. L. 0. Orlbble reported to cent of tbe total real estate valu~ . Pascal A. Bright, 62', who dl.ed ln Andftw Smlt.h went. to Oolum.. 13hel1ft' A. 0 . Tracy Tueld.ll.y mornThe booM In Stark county a~ • J u1 bull 'l'IU!M\a)' on 11. few days' ·busl- ....... •"' t "'•f •-~ ~-~ a wheel .stut open IWI will wmaln that ' hupttat here rroon tn urtes ' • \dm•'•· She And Her Half· nels •,;:;.. ·~ .,., • wEliminates ~n~ina. Co· fered 1n a grade crosatn& a.ecldent ....... .. Ulct lre uom hts tlliLcm.ob!le w.tult way tor sometinle, un~ll the Lran&tel' Miss Jean RuMell returnl!d Mon- 1t waa perttKO near na bome and ~ made to lhe OU\IIIor. 'l'~te ~ unWorker" b1 Fint'·Match ..t Moxahala . will be conducted Brother Stole Middle· Thursd&y afternoon in Logan, 0 . 1 dii.Y from a week's vi!l.t In R.lc6- <liDOe on Mulberry &venue, Monday doubtedly the cause or t.b#.l' beavy Of 18 Holes at was a.rmow1eed today porter'a Money mond, va., a.s the ,uest ot MJA ~Jiill, It wu ~Wid that the IIJl8ft Xllltctlcn The tax boob 'lri. Meig1 1 1 Mabel Lee Prtce. Rt:Y Brtghl. who had served ln ~ w.hl:el 11nd We had been removed county closld July 11 U'ter havinl <ural churoh pulpi'-'< lor the past I1 !(ls8 Hll<la .,..,.,, returne<~janct tho nuts hold.tno It In ploo• lllcwtld a 30-day esten6lon of Ume • J4 ye3J'~. w .s fatally Injured Bun. -· Monday from Colwnbus ..tter 1 'lftre deposlted on the front seat for pa:yment. The total collectlon ln day night when his &utomobile L. F ' h d B I ' l!pl! ndlng the week eno with of the car. No cluee were left to Velp county wu about •uao,ooo a Throuahout, Ho.,.tter was struck by a New York Central lq~or urn11 eD ~ IC- Mends asoei1.aln the ldenW., of the thief. fair cou.eetton, accordlns to Treaaui 1 u Roush. 8 Looina Only At Uith. fre1ght tnUn at the Monhala hm; Urton eniiH Mrs. A. w Drwnmond Rnd son. J ---~ c.-ocsl.ng The Char e Wesly, have returned from Hunt8UIOV8LY ILL Hole When t hP pastor faUt>d to arriYP II' mgton alter :.JJ)I!lndln@ tht peet & 72 1 at. t hE Moxaht!.la ct:urch, alarmed , h A W . Vale, former auditor ol 1 it A second tournament among members of the congregation i •URUEta :\ht>n &no P +y mund 'lwo weeks wit rea vt8. Melg.s oounly a.nd count.y employee r- 1 w-e 1 llnllnary Mrs Osl:a.r Roedel 61ld dall@h· cr many year• wu bro"••t to"'· M. l.. county oolfen w.. booun at. •tart•d • hunt for him lle wao ~,, ~ "' u ' vtm a prt' I ter, Martha Elizabeth, reiumed ' lUI) a. P. Holter, 12:, dled at the home the well known RuLland Go!r found by 11. setuchlng p&rt,y In t.he h 1 l:lf'f J w McC 11 h I m.me on West Ma.in stteet from wreckage of hl.s Clll be!ilde the · ar ng on · u OUJ 1 trom Newark, Tuesday after the Ohio Hospital for EplleptlCI 1n ot hll sou, Ernest at Jiumner, about Course, Sunday. This toumament gro.de crossing. • Jte:tlce ot the Peace, Tuesday 1 spendtnR the pe.at severll.l dll.ys P. 8t'rlolJ8 condit.ion Monday nlHht. 1·1~ o'clock Tuesd&J morning. unlike t.he first on1!, Is one of match No one oould be tound who w)t..- mcrnlnK en thtt char 3e uf ~~.~.sault with Mrs. Roedel's mother, Ml'fl . Mr. V-ale ha.il been employed at the lleart dleeue caused the death, tt play In the former competition, the nessl'd Ure acclden1.. wltb tntent. to rob Miss All~n f!'ntt'r Molenpeugh. hc.spltal l:q Oalllpolls tOI' IOillf: W81 repott.ed. He II aurvlYed. by three lOlli. Erplayer makinl the lowest :>eore fo1 Rev. Brtght was putor of the ' ... pie,. of guilty to the reading of j N . A. Howell was a busl~ tl.me but it was found necessary to the S6 holes, wat acclaimed the Methodtt. ·~ c hUrctles at \ vl.~itor In Cha..rleaton. Mond8.y. remove h1m to tua heme here In an nest, at 'lt'boe& home he died. Albert winner. 'I'h1s one differs in that to- Moxahala and Junction City, near the ehar&e whil£ Bw·to.: plEaded Johr.. Rlblch ' who spel)t the at.tt>mpt to better his conditton. He pi Lol Uplet, and HaUle or WeDdon; One daUih~r. !.Ira. Clam here He was promlneqt In· rmul not guiltY. 1 Mr and Mrr. WUllam Cook and Mt I& 7li years old Jobnaon, of Atbelll; one slater, Mn. tal '8COI'tS do not enter Iru;tead two church clreles In Ohto and W88 Mw. Al len·~ oonfessl::m LO locG.I 1 week end here, returned to htB MIJor Manllet"nt and ooe brother, player! start in compotltlon to f8Ch pastor of Simpaon MethodJ.St story to coun~y auoJlOrlti.ts Monda} home z.condt~.y, (L(lC()Jllpt.nied by hls FLORIDA SPAitED 0. W. Holter, of Momina Star. other. ThE' pla}<:r wuudng tt.~ mos... ~hutch u.t P<:lmeroy In 1930 and artemoon. She sa1d that. me 118 .., 600 , Rebert, who spent the past\ 1 The funeral servleea will be con· hole~. is winner or the match even , 1931. 1 urt-:.n h er halt-brct.Mr strike week wtth MJ'B.. SOphia Whitlock Miami, lo~.ta.., Aug. 30--lNS-ApthoUKll hls total score moy be Death vccun'ed In Bethesda hoa- ~ lwnner Kindle at t he latter's of Wttzpll Bt. PIUently spending Ita wrath In tbe dueted 'lburaday " morruna at 10 hlshe• Utan that of hls opponent. pttal here ll.bout 24 hou,r.~ alter hi' h.cme In MtQdleport after th€y had \ Mr. and Mrs. Leo PhilliP& and wilds of the ~ll'tuall)' unini:latlteJ O'cloclt from the nome of the aon ,,.,~ ar11win11s wer:: base,! ,n was Injured. pattaken o-f beer and whl<;key, pm- ~on Leo. Jr., returned to OolumbUB eouthem everglades, danaer frcm Ernest, o.t Sumnu, and burial will be made In the HOOd cemetery at f~l$ uJII.de 11 1 Lhe precedinlf Luur vkled by KJndle. She aLso told. the I Monday after spendlne: the week tht! West Indian hW'rlca:l.le wh.Lctt Ea11e RldBe In eharre of the FtnmwlW.l !hose ph~YL' rs .1\llllbe•c:i in FORMER POMEROY oftleas lhu.t they h!td -t~tc!en ttu-ee end wtth Mrs. Mar)l Ph!ntps and fQt lWJ days hfiJI tlt~ten.ed cltle9 sterwald undertakers. cmnprtttlons J\oom one to rom •ndcllars In currency front Kindle daughter, Thelma.. " tor the F'Jorida eaat cout wu bell.ev r£e~ earl)' ooc:;:a,.y , chu;lve (.Omprlse the fir st tlljlll.. .t o.old 1led. to WheeUng, W Va, Dudley Hendr1ck of Dayton, BRIDGE 808'EE .. S 'IJitefl 1H1mb..•1ed fr-:.tu live to ·J.~ht ~ARK IN PITCHING where they were atr~.:ort:ed Ia""' Sat- spent Monday tn Pomeroy ami ('"SHIIB ~ENTENUfu Jnrlm- :~·p <ompns~ the .second fhght urdny was accomptmled home by Mills Mt&'J Thelma Phillips wos """"~' a11d thChf uun.bHed fl"Gm g :.0 1:3 Still another repot t of lhe go<KJ Mi:o;s Allme conff.!lsion lo JocaJ I Marp.l'ft Ferqe, who lla9 been Monday evtmmf, to hel' brtdg.e dub C'l.nclnna.tl, 0, Aug. 30--INsmdw..lf' cw•pt·!KP t.tu lhll d ftlv,h.t wo1k oi Henry White, forme~.· pollee rewtt.led lh&.t she hiUI a. ori-lepentUnrr ·the past week ae the In Naylors Rw1 Mn. 0. W, Phlli'W Plf'admp: guilty o;.o it cha.rBH ut mnhuh fligh t t•umilfJlu~ & a. !:I'='Jl ll.l al" Pomeroy boy , while on the rnow1d m.lnal rhord. She has ~rved Umc cueat of Miss Marton l!'bersbach wl\s a guest ot me Club. Miss t~urm)' In ltsell II prize bo? m ~ fo l a Canton tellm comes to Pome - m tht Illlnds State Penitentiary I Mt88 Mildred Smith ann brothe~• 11PEzl-:oment, J Ht!rlHTt Dl~Lmeya, Dorothy Coate:~ lt'Ct!lVed h"llh score ufferell to lh P wlnrHlr or each class roy Durina- a game there recently at -1o11ef. She claims however, t.ha.t. RW!IIell Bmith and M~.., Maxtna former Nllhier of !he Ciizenr. Ba1"~k or the evemn« and 'lr~ PhiUIPR The nl'st tURht com....,.tit.lcn.!l ar~ t•> he Pitched hiB Leam to 8 ~ to 3 vt c- she was not guilty of the ol fem e "n-otof B J ~ St. Bernard, 0., todB.y waa senrer.tlV«i the f'o~fSt P••ze. .~ tory over another Junior Jeacuc ,. · ....,. 10 yra.cu.se, returned Mon tenc rd tn suv~ rro-n OJW u: lt u l!f pla)'f:d dUI'Ill8 the current Wf!l:k team, allowing the Opptll:llng fmt- flr which she WllS Jnca1~r11t.ed In day after IPE!ndlni the . pQBt Lwo -~-'7 }'Mt::. Ill Ohlt:' Pen;.tl'lltlary. all ruat.ches In this compet•tion UJ tt'rs but seven sce.ttered hits. Young lhf' penal lnAI.itutlc. n. saving that weeQ wttb friends and relatl"•s Cl.ASS ME:ETS Ditl me}:er Wt\1): accueed of rmlx~z be ccl'lclu1F.d n(j.t l&tu than u~ White has been colil.g like the pro- ~~ oe • tuull: Lhe rap fOt anf)tlkr In Akron and Cleveland . .,. ' --, Rnnd11 y verblal "house afire" with his ex- PB.l'LY" .E:ntry books Cor cxhlb1t.s, con- llu,f! f;fiol .ti'l:l. Th~ :Sooa.ler cl&M of the Simp ~ Drawings were made &8 follow•:- ceptional moun d work for the CanEurtcn de nied that he had U!.· teslll -ete. of the ~as county fa.ar wn M E. chureh had a wienel' NO RELIEF TODA 1' 1-J E Wh ite Y!i 'Htr.m1:1 Ash - t.vn le~tm and receives much ravtll- taulted Kindle and M.nled the al-I wll be OJ)I'n Beptem~r · 1 at t.he All Ohio sweltered ln a. late· rca,t Monday evening ~t Ute WOl'th nble comment from ~>por l.!l wrltet·~ l€i1ntlolls of !he otDctmt aft er th e omce of Mrs Cora n R!:lbert3 or. !JUmmer heat wave tod&y, which Shen a ng Spr1ngs. The en{llng wn.s 2-Mannlng Webster vs Ray c.t t.hr~• c1ty H t· hi•" wu n 14 am.. A.ll~n confession had been taken \Second stref!t ' Farnham. lest 2 !hU> ':t:ll.Hon The two were 1etu1"n.ed tu thf: tto'"l!&tened ;.o ~nG IJ'te t.empem- spent tn vartous contest.& 11n.:t gam3- Mit WhiLe vs JIUllcs Theu· Whit Ll fi t (.-ounty Jail bt•cause of !o.llun~ t.o ~ Mrs. 0 . F.. Nease. and .slater Mlt!l tures 1n fiOme sechoqs up Lo th.o! ~. Twenty-live w.emb~rs W Ew 1 ted present blil.ld I !Jitchc/o;~~ ~~e~tar te::n. ~~mpor:~ procur~ ntlCtl.MOt)' 0011 \ Jl.nna. Hoot,~ a.nd Mrs. Chi.J'Ctlte Ba t!Jt. decree ma.rk, 4-H H . Kuntz vs Ed Stark. ed of players or the Ca.nton Oi~tiiH A It was reveftied by the hwest.l:p.- ey and m:n ~ Bobb:.e a-etm'nOO Mo~ 'A !!ltorm center in the far north~ 5~Ray Harbrecht vs. Brad PowPII Junior league, ll W':Ul learned, eaan- ttc:ns of the office'""' that Mlf!tl Allen day from a. week ,end trip to Cl.\1. .. WElt. movLng toward the Buckey~ 8-W'eb Theobah;l Vf! George Me~ tng t hat honor through his pa:!!t ha& beffl on tntlmaLe l.llrma wi t h c1nnatt Stflte was dela.ved !Ind. .will not ,)J.IGHTLY IMPROVED Quigg Jr effective pltchmg against all o)J~ Hvmer Lo:~an, who 1:!1 awa.ltl.lJ trial Mr. and M{s W F. CurLston of brlnr reUcf 1n the torm uf thunder MLss Edith ~ wb.o 'il'IIS trut '!-Prank WhiLe vs C 0. Chap- ponents. He Is a e•and!On oJ Ja- beforP. th.,. common pk!u court on a Pontiac, Mich .. <:Jffie Mo~a'y rm: shi we~~ un ~ il tomori'O'# a.fternoon, en 'SuddE.nl~ Ill Saturday ni l hL man c• ·b Orueser of Pomeroy chaJoe •t ca•·-•no cor·-o•h.. _ 11. lew.,,_ {lays vhot w1th her pa'l"!nt ~ . accordlnl' to weather bureau oftl.- with diphtherin ' t.s r~p:Jrted Lo be ·; 8--0t>orge Nye vs Edison Hob~ 1 o ... ~J• ~ 'F .. we a Sa cJals at Columbus.. IIIRhtly improved ~ltel - • . _.. P£•11! Legan Vi confined In Ll .tl und ....u ... Cu1 uva1e i-C J. Rhod CH " Ben Puwell M•too oqun\y jall tecowe of fall· itl- Freo """"nbuom " · Fruuk "' ~ to provide bOnd Will Pt:WI Fit;he-r, about 80 yean ot ln if ltCrs ,written by Lofti:an to ll~Mr. Patter~n v:> "Trel" ap, died at !1::10 ctclook Monday Mba .\Uen, l'hlle lbe turmer wa• Sc~~~i-t Coates vs Albert Coate~! 'vcnma at hllf home · b~ Chal'leti- held tn _h!U h"1J, he speW of her j ton, It was reported here Tue!id l4v. 88 ht8 "sweetJfear\." The 'fh e wlnnt r or I will mt..'f'! l1 1u mornlniJ dlllcovel'ed that LoQan had reWI"'nC'r C'f 2 The wmner cr 3 will d Ill'At'·n to brtna aaws t o r.o Mr. Fisher wn8 a ronner resident ~""" 11'1) rr JJH!ft the winner of t The wlnnel' of Pomeroy ha.vlnll' conducted 11 the Jail, with which he would ef. 1l ohef5 will meet the winner l')f 6 an.i blacksmtth shop here lor a~ut 30 fe.:c an ll3Ca.pe. t winner of 7 will meet the wlnm;_· """O.ts. He was IUl ur ct• uu Jokt Ml&~ Allen L1 belniJ held Ln the 01 1 of 8. The winner of 9 will meet th .! .. ~ ''Nqum In the RcM&o"-lnaplud wtne 1 ot 10 and the whme1 of 11 Fisher or Lincoln Hill a.nd a b10th- W()mt:n's tompanmt>u ~ ol the joll, by dte •a""'re'ferode,o of a death· 1 will play the Whllll'T 1 t I:.! ·,11 . er-ln-law of Julhu1 Smith of 'NYI- I ups~b s, whUe Loyan Is C01H,ncd wlnll£.r or I and 2 \\' Ill t hw n I:'Jt lis Hill. on the first !1001'. ~aide ~- a ~ldo111 dger and 1 thfo whutel' Gf 3 and 4 i l) u~ l h l' Ht! I~ survived by lwu IOOIU!, . , - - - -- -- - . - the bloo41thl<~l' Bl...,k Panthn dllimplc.n of t hill dtvi:ii~.. _1 LlkewiBc Cha1b and Raymond u.nd one .-.the~ o~ ,1he tht- wlnnt'r of 5 and tl will meet do.ughlel', Mrs Perry Holll~hl 1'U .v IU.'IIl:l!li 1\NNOUN(:F.Il . . tht- winner of ·1 a,1d 8 an<1 thls The funeral servlceK wlll llf' ''011 wmnPr will tiP. cham.plou of thJ·, ducted 'I~ursday morn ing o.t lu Ne..'Y i or a srea.t. re.:tuctl')'ll In ., o'clock In Chark-sto u and the bur. 1 ·l~t •• Ill dtvlsqt and lh t' wilmer d If .tnd 1? tal will be made 1n thf! Beech re .• ,. ra ....IJ on c:re~tm w come~ Utl':f:t tl\e, ~Inn: 1' ~f 11 and 12 Oro_!e cemetery In Pome roy . The parttcula,rly gra~fylnt J.o ~ela~ auu wtll be cJ!owued cluunpum of I funeral cortege wlll a rrive In Porn- (.~ty farmerR a.~ Ul.la th~e Tllf! dMsJOI,l. · eroy "bout 1 ::IO or 2 o'clock Thura- r.aw . rates as aruww•oed by the a pair of . ~nkera started the day afternoon and will pwcePd dl- , r~lroa.Us lS I. &'eduction ft'Gm 40 to mtltch Sunday .When Edl110n Hob- 1 n>ctly t.o the cemetery •11} cent! ' Cil l a ftve p.llon can of sttt;ter and o,otJe Nye had a buttle · cream and from ~'1 to 30 Ct'flts on a , •. Hob11tett.er J d l ~. .ror .. supremacy,.,..., , . · oe 1'til.: 111 an son 0 anny oc- t ~ n Balkin cne. , Y bowing to his youn1er op • Tlle llf'IW raW! are r.ftf-etlve on fdlent when the la.tteJ• camll Lhru 1tulpanh d by A. Altchul oi Galli - and · afte1 Sepaeml;t!r ltlth nef.lOrd. •L ' bi-· rn! a' PAl' ' f 01· cul s I).II.Jl WIIfi •a IUK' 1 nil Yoc!rl' l:Ufl.l llt't.ll vhJlCI .i lo1 C"... lnK kJ the ll.nnounoement 1~ two boJes :when !Jr e~UI~tch tO!'• lu blL~ ' . · tl~ 14i:eles prevloUIIJy contended, - - - - - - - - -· ~ w e even. 'l'ht! match wa~ one • • , ii if f if I s f I i f ff Fi h 11 w lch eptl botlr' con-tf!!ltantK on "' ., gtlat. nervous teru46n At the enoi .t. nl ' • holes they ...... tied ot "'"'" • .1'\. eMJh. At tho· end ot t ht! •t ;.Jth hOle they were tied at 6 each Bud at the emf of the 16th , they were agalr1 PLAY IS CLOS·E • tollo'thhi were ." ' ' · these line tobtccos, after proper aging and melloWing, are thea given the benefit of that Lucky Strike purifying process, desCribed by the woJds"lt's toasted". That's why folks in every city, town and hamlet say 'that Luckics are such ~ cip'cttcs. ··~t·s toasted" ~ peplf;!u !f'MU 1.!1'112' �¥ • ' ·'' T B:R,._•••I'L""'fii"'!G Y TlU B U NE CIOittii'UY • • / c - · Ojll ~ Ill Ill I ' of a Feather ~ : I ' '-leo)~ ............... · - ,...,....,, 0. 1 - - •l4'IW'I ... _ - tor )IOIIIIcaiiDD !Ill; ·=·- u,•• "*" !!4TlON~-ADVI<&TISI!IG .. " .. • ..,.. ' , , One Year . .. .. ... .. .80~ . •. . tl.qG itlcmthl .. .. .. . .. . .. .. onJ .MoaJ,tb . . . . . . . . . . . . •• . .• l.Da .eo brother Earl - c haracter aS he. \-\!&8 necessary for the purP.ostfis not ci<'-"1'1 fur the very good reason tl)at baseball h'lf' tit \IJ p~s, men at the head of its affairs who were CIIPMble and h9n-. eot and who were tiincere and ~uccessf~p,~l in jJ'ie&r efforts to keep the sport clean. . · ' Were this not true, baocball would nev~r 1111•• tlo~r- ' i•hed as It has to the present day even throllf!l the f!'~e~t.-~ est depression In the history of thl.'! couptry. l'et the mag- , ' nates of the 1l teAms thought enou~~ of IJis ~biiiiY 4> ~o things that they evidently felt they the~naelve8 could not J 1 do , to place him as the virtual czar of b~sebl\11- Wlll't ,,. he has done since accepting the mone/ besides drawihg I hts :-;alary, no one but the magnates thems~lv:eS kno:w,, th«t' JR so tar Uti saving baseball is conr.er~ed. . . . ]· The gentleman in quest.iol' has at aU times kept his ear to the ground and made it his busiftess to make su~h moves as ,.would bring the greatest amount of publicity to himself. His recent splill'ge as regards betting on horse ra~es by ball players, is but o~e of many instances. Every thinking person, even Landis himself, kn•ows By Artb~u "Eura" Baer that he has as much ~uthority to stop ball players betting on hon~e races as he has to keep them from ing poker, bridge or other card games j.Or money, "'hi•d Getilnl p.ugh,. U,IJ' ""'' ' ,.~ G~ i~ exactly none. The public knows that Mr. Landis Capadl. a.t1d the u~~ J t.B~-at ~:. thts because card playin~~' is the recoanized dliv<.ri!llo he.v-e t.c ·n aL p;acc ~:> lnn.J tha.t ~ ~t ~ £ fear the cUplcmat.s ha.Ve us among the players during their "off" hours after. gttroes·l sl:\t.cd iq "au mverttgatton and when t.t•vfl.!lin;.. Qn .tbe. trai,ns ijO!l.JLfX~r hft~ ,Ill[~ owner or allyboa'y· eli.;. lifted fllelr ftberil atar1111t' ·. practice. From the time away back .a};JOqt !906 "" judge, fined the Standard Oil Company for a law infractionf eVerybody w~-51 kr.ows h1m to be a puQlicity seeker. •When be again•! the Oil Company he knew' iu•t as he knew that he ~ca;\¥j Aft2r. ~hey Pipped ours we •"<"''' couldn't stop the horse race 'betti~g, that the Stlo~d~rd au(}l thetr ilar.kli. A 5ip' fer Oil Company would never pay the fin'e und they never WUI the adveuL ct b! tr In thD; Is a fair .exchange when you · was overru 1e d bY a h'liber cour.,, • OOI<lli<Y chanJO our a\tltude? Not ' been dry twelve lmr C'!lll3!'1<;o!Pll· dtd because It -,1::1~. tWe wm llt\11. toa.ri' cur (nmwlw •1-.Y..,.. the Wlct~..P,i.ro)>an to As a matter of fact, if the baseball men of the bjg ne)llbbo<'a 'l'rl'l!•rY· The only dlf- tt¥' c.otlt!WY noLwttfuttaru:UQ.&. leagues want to do •something for themselves by saving ·~«l.tJt)m r"'"''' 1ttl ~ lhl't-w• will have ruu"" tbt way north. ' 11 the small er minor leagues, they should "fire tl;le I un11ghty" Landis and use the tnoney theY. are ifow payihg Fer a. £1 c."J.:~n yuRn we han t:o:<m . h II ' .. t u.. saying · to noble Montreal bart.en- >ai;;i~t:li~~;;:;;;tui~~ htm, to bolster up t e many sma er teams JPIDg o "" 1e der~·P~klt.. me ~uP. acuth, . let IJO :~ "wall" because of financial diflk,ulties. One year'"' sala7 cr m;v c.o ll ~tr and give .nte a ~rt." of Landis' would keep seveJ'M,l small leagues going 1to the But c~n whP.-;;-;; c!ln sc.cw-e "l~ exte nt that they could weqther the storm fqr ~orne little Ollxtr of the keg at ~om• ,.,, will J"'eph · lime and the hi" league\ wo~!d certain!)' prollt by suc h ""'' rcrget tm Mwtt•tl' o,.., •• , • j c;ilan!l WJ'J'; B11000red oo 1tl ou1 tic· Mrs. a move whtle they 'lore simply wasting the salary at tade or ncon. 1 • present. • ., I · Fjjlltto: otll Merle 0&~18 and wife, ''itlomer Tl~bna Orlnaka.d Is conflu- ed to ber home by Ulntl'.ll Mn Jake Ph11Up11 ls ~ht! Cowt at WOrk ~essor ot one of the rare nlBht bloom1m: plant.s 801netlrne~~ oalled the Star o! Bethlehem This plant bloomed ),ast Saturday nl&ht about ten o'cl.o.!-: and scores of per&Onl went t,.o see 1t. Quite a number of people !rum th\s PlHce attended the Roush home-comln!; and re1m10n at thl' Unlon::..::"=::"""::...::"'::.ou~nd!l last Bat~da y - l lltl;o (;,.,th•l • rwd ll f'II:'T hl"E'n tn i'utiT•It\ "i' too\ 111111 1.. lh ' l rltr I UJ. ~ mmher t .,~ "-'Ill! 'l u1,o on \l l .... u l 'hP ' '''''' ,_.,,. , .ri,IIIJ.' ""~ " ''W Rnd 11o11dt-• (11l 1111 .. ""• •n . n~ nr'""' he 1 '•ud t. ... . u \I , U d ollt i: 1tw '"~ ~ rf't>dlnj;% , m lltr · 1 ' ·I liP' lw ru11 1" 111 ~ •••olhl'r ' ·· ~ <lu l lulll:: · rq, ,, ,., l lwr •uwP uut I ,..,, ~ ,.,_. n, . .,,, ~ llfl"' 1"" tuwn. · - - - ·- "· - -- - dllt' In Pa.rkerabl.!llt. r ' ' aD4 Jlloth~ In Columbu8 Davis· another Balem Hartfod • boy • o-d . ~ If!~ r' STOP AT THii. Hotel ·F'ort Hayes ~ and.~ were a.t Ray. mend' mu~· at ~~~!!Jcport reoept!Y ~ llert H. L. W'8J'11 18 fnovtns to ~ n~w home thts Week. ·1 Mart.yn Ro4- -~ .. i Pt. PleaMPt u. 2 ·-: ·-·----- · ltr. 4 W Va., Barton' , ·---- KOitirn.-~b:epwl and lira. D. W. ·.Stfrl!le apent · Thurs4oy with Mr. and Mrs. L. ·~ Dunham or Leon. ' •' ·; ij.anesviUe -oant Newe;l~ and wife and. wife, of Columvlsiton With Mr. a.~ of tJnd h:er lomlty. ~. eot....&ut' Molt l'ofuJm Hotel Baden spent' "' ewlt.h ·bb' 150n I · JOO · - with B~th at ~2 to $~·No liigher Ce!Preaicnt to Storet and T.l)eatrco · wm. McWJ~ney .... visited otis , BJ.Qllolph r - 1.01' AI'ID IN GOJIIMICTION PAJlgNG G.\1\AG& I ......... __ __ L II. IJ\INSTINE,·: 11..., ~BUS, .~ 1 'I OHIO . ; . r •• ,, I I I' / YGIJ . • \ ftl 'sri,Hllfl? By~DSQN Jt. Wlltn:;SH,AWNEE, OKI..J\HPII4A • •• \VilliilLm ~utberp/Jr.; tditor of the Independence (Mo.} , Exami~~!• ~~}": • ' , . . , "I bad never in aueb love my1e1f. ia." lll.• ~!) . • • i. l ~ ""' '· · ·~Pid .it eve~<!f.~lir W; .ypu tha~ ad'Vertjsing is not printed in a ' hl"r eaM ~" eXact~, ' j\ ' ' 1 -, , / • , • :' '' ' ., - ; > < 'I i F' ' I f~ltk$ to lllrt tntn-ltut ..... botldq of them." " Pamtla~l retllrned tti~ I the inch ~d ~at gne inch ij wofth t.)le ' . · ~tr don't thlhk so. 1 felt u It alwaj1 loved her. For But-ohe'o w~ 11; iatn + ' to ~onsider all adve.rtfsement as a cool- ' .. ',c' ' ,, U•JOU • imll iq a r~!il h~MPl!PEir which gives · &~mil ~ili.ti!.lllt 7of spa~e in a fr.e~ il'comtii..Oafty at Rll !j.nd cannot' b~ J~i!~ij!~!Jr!e~t;!~~~~~ or ~Y the f(lot or by • the in eli. 1'& ··-,.- cammodity. ""' '-' •· · ' · ~~~ecluded ' 1.':.ve to QNr: . '·'~pt long1ago !Iii adv!ln.isel··:who:operates a ·big store told one ;.., . · \>! ,ouf'so!icit~r• he .'Voul,it~;e! '" .~ a.Hne in ow· P1'per'if i~ wert : ,,., ;!,lpt .{or hlifflieqds\up fpr , hc1tor, That merchant ~hould ~ ~2 ~f!'Jll!i· ~f~rti~~~~~ at a . •i ·tlJIJt i.s his re!15on for spending the ., · . , . JP~P«- j been ·. "Y•. Of courae. I feel ihe , 1~ to me. Othenrllle J-N broke off tbarply. "H••• told btrt ·Talked , . - h~ Throucb many livelli." "And dld you feel she had rou1" uked Pamela craveb. · '\.:'.~id it ever OC~\11' w ypu t.)l,at an advet·tisement was not a co~q!lity at ~11, ~Jit il· se~e~~ , ""YGJI .•, ..'-' wome11, _all women, for two That ' mlrht aecount 'for tt iu neWl!paper for fti~~ Q{ the publisher, on -accpunt of friend .. ·ship- in order tq · elp .+helpapep along; but because the aqvertisemen~~<;Nlp l)il.)l. ~~ adv~u;ti~l' from a busin(ISS standp.oint? !Anwt~·J- THE HUM~NN~ Of' IVIII>NKIND :(;'"r ~a "'"d qu• ru:<Utem oorECENTL¥ a man btutally murde~ed his wife and ~ai<l f!!n~t!·:.,~,d '~::'~ l...~~~~~·~i• she had oeen kilje~ by hiJhwaymen. Finally he con-11 *;,.-...,..,• • • f t · No 111ore ·w Ull\t Ft:rty~ f eHsed I the trtlth. H er f ather, a m1mster ~ he Gol'pel, 1 Forty cr Etcilt bu"lneM. About :,}x forgeltmg his profession and his teachings of lo vmg his i apiece wJU l:e Pknty enemies and other .itlftructions of a stmUat vefn, Bwea.~ I 'fhcre 81.c - PIJ!-IOO<I''~. vengeonce and wu.nts bjm electrocuted aa soon as poss~l htents · 1ble While he is .right Its many of the average people •:::·=~· ~.~=~~~~ look at the matter; still it but shows the iinlitation• which • we as humans have. 1• 1 One would n~turally suppose that a preacher of ,he. gospel would VIeW ~he matter in the light that he could re< eive •trength and liJht fr~ above and be aided through the cnsis without deJ!!~nd!ng the life blood of " not her. Thu s~me is tru~ \\.~en a dear one pa&<es tJ I he great bevond. lt l• easy enbugh to say that God hljll ' tal<e n ca re 01 the sit•Jatlo~ 4114 that faith wlll carry us ' throuvh !Jut whon4hc finsl'test comes, the same old aitua• t1on at'Ises. All o.t us are , in the sam e position at that time, we eli toil ~n!J S!IOJ! bQW llttle we arc after all, when comporod to t-h~ __!l',f.P411jel"l, the v~ •l neuo, tno l'11vinan(as ot ·o~r fMl!tr W'~P.i~ l~ ije11ven. I I w''"""and of Nitro Mrll. We suaar~lf. t.hat w~ invJtf! tvery· 1 bQdy llf C'~ down to t\elp us I'~ .lot~ - . Elbert steele and '·It llvlnl ...., 'lfl·l~.. • 10 aWat Sunday evt ". . I . """"· t.lllllil ·~--- · ----- 'i vi81t McClain of Hw\tlneiOh, were call- •tte;• . lihor~ ruli...U \ ... ,:.H mQmlrll f't urt'r Irs r("QltJ a td Pnt ltk fn • ru~o r u rt'{jtllrf's 8.188,100 1 ._. 1 ,~r 1 ,1,, 11 : ~ tn m\n• " pOund 1,,: 1r .. r h rt·:l'l MrB. Cbarlea Wi.at, Jr., Ruth Bawkl'ns .and Stelle. .P&liner B))l!''lt P,lon- \'~t.lng iQI on ralattv~ 8~)'. 1 ' a Conuraiaa v ... t l11. grown . not mooutae'fl'1 1~1 Is II pljllnl. 1'lJe I~ \PII..tl ' IUrPd _ .._ ·~:: ·~·;:~ Nley anEd er, were vlst.ton ~ f\;tf1tt16, Swidl.y. .(] Q.Pd Mr!· · Mrs Ira H~ lind ··'Mrs: Ora I R the weeir: t!nd wllh. the Hanna ram llyt Har!ey ftoush O( Charl!lton $J)e.1t Lhe week end here with rela.t1yes Mr. &nd Mrs Doyle McKnlght or Spencer apenL Sunday nefe Wll.h rel&t.IYea. ILiBII Esther McKnight accompallted Lhem to Lhelr home fm· 1 ' ---- wr.e a. tor~r B&*m :gqy ~ ma'r~ 1B visiting rled Amandt. 8m1th of Danvtne. . F.erry. . Guinn Cla.rk and wlfe, ot AUJena the week were here ~lth rel&tivea Priday and w. Satur~Y· ~ ' ·,MAsoNcin , - wife. and ~~- ~~ ro- , laUvta: at 'Dt¥•· ~f. ·' ' Relalvea lh .~ - P received wcn;d. Sumtay pt tbe deaLh, of Jim McElhlri.ney at CoilVJlbul. Jte I - . ulnr tune . Wage& was IJOund· to d~aUt yesl.erdli.y tJeneath t.bt' wbtel.& of 11. fMt PennSYIV&BllL train -. • ' JUDGE LANDIS JUDGE LAJ•DIS, as all baseball fans k...,\1', j,s WIIPIQyed by Ihe tw~ big league• at n salary sp\4 ~-equal that o l the chief exec utive of the United States, ,Ji/' l~nd, an lltr u( rcopectability to the sport. Just why ·thay felt su~h a Sitting on a raUroad track atrum,.. mmg a. guitar and humminl a pop. HtU, dauahr.er Of Cha1·lnt.on spent -~ THE CHlUSTIAN'S ijiSSIQN-frel\ch, s~yinjl, ,kinedom of heaven is at hind. ll••l the sjck, clef'JI,SO lepers, raise the dead, cast• out devils: freelY ye h4v~ received, freely give.-M'atthew 10: 7,8. - ·Farmers~. miJk.. Aviators . ~ .. ..... .. , .. t4 DO • i5b: NPnt.b.& . . . . . . . . .. , . . . . . 2.00 · , I&PJ;te Ynr . One Week .... - . · · · · . · · · · • · • • One Month . ....... .... · .... B7 ¥..U blre II ~ J :ll p.m., and the Iii }. c!Dnatl• parL of· die~·· dllc JlUR& otr J.O'. and Un. 8. C. Wllhtlm and the face.~ ~\bt· aun at 4 ::Q. p m. da1.11hter Ned~ aod Bobbte of Pt. both ,..,., . . . P~nt Wtl\e Sunday gueeta of Mr IUUI Mn. RUIO JuhUn1 . Kr and Mnl. RUUI!!Ilt Hanna &.IU At Pwt the lr~ . , fl'OI:Q tl-26 to suo peT lnpltlred~t. while at ee.. dar Ra~ \.t WM from II 40 to U:.OO. It wtll. mean the OOI'Ifiwner mu.r Pt.J , 10 oente a quart lnalead of I In t4et Cedar ~pldB &n!a. At G'IJQt.on tfl. .JRe'l'niJI! WU :l Cf!UL'\ p 1a1Jon ro.r a 80-da.y peMod 'Ibe JI'Uld juty Inquiry at 01'.1Uil · mDfh coatlnued, with lndlcl 1\l~nt dpetted later lu thF wt-tk Ohle&~G, Pbiladt~Jphia:.I.Ptt~tll'(,' Milwaukee. DtUnred B7 Canter -., WI:DNI:SDAY, AOOtlST II, IIU bB8lc l&I'PIIPEJlii'ATIVI8 ' Fred tamb&U, IQC., , . :,... ' ,... $bear pJtJ»tf., oat ~ tA ~01111 tollora.............. ODd deo1roiiM IIi .... I ' _.. ttl no h 'Sfzllllll 1;!1 p"b"¢~4 - I I 08!0. "J\f ,,, .... ...... P'!'P' ~- .. 'I' wm>NESD.V, AOOilST II , IIJI • "'!!> " ' " ~""""-~ tlOJ!I.. II. Ull, " \Ill .... om.o 10, Ol!lrl. ~ 1111 40$ 9J ~ U>ll," fiii>I1W4 DoiiJ iUid 1 I .' ' • ' r ae.. ' I'·II . ,,, ' ,. t ~~~ ' -~ J ' - •• �¥ • ' ·'' T B:R,._•••I'L""'fii"'!G Y TlU B U NE CIOittii'UY • • / c - · Ojll ~ Ill Ill I ' of a Feather ~ : I ' '-leo)~ ............... · - ,...,....,, 0. 1 - - •l4'IW'I ... _ - tor )IOIIIIcaiiDD !Ill; ·=·- u,•• "*" !!4TlON~-ADVI<&TISI!IG .. " .. • ..,.. ' , , One Year . .. .. ... .. .80~ . •. . tl.qG itlcmthl .. .. .. . .. . .. .. onJ .MoaJ,tb . . . . . . . . . . . . •• . .• l.Da .eo brother Earl - c haracter aS he. \-\!&8 necessary for the purP.ostfis not ci<'-"1'1 fur the very good reason tl)at baseball h'lf' tit \IJ p~s, men at the head of its affairs who were CIIPMble and h9n-. eot and who were tiincere and ~uccessf~p,~l in jJ'ie&r efforts to keep the sport clean. . · ' Were this not true, baocball would nev~r 1111•• tlo~r- ' i•hed as It has to the present day even throllf!l the f!'~e~t.-~ est depression In the history of thl.'! couptry. l'et the mag- , ' nates of the 1l teAms thought enou~~ of IJis ~biiiiY 4> ~o things that they evidently felt they the~naelve8 could not J 1 do , to place him as the virtual czar of b~sebl\11- Wlll't ,,. he has done since accepting the mone/ besides drawihg I hts :-;alary, no one but the magnates thems~lv:eS kno:w,, th«t' JR so tar Uti saving baseball is conr.er~ed. . . . ]· The gentleman in quest.iol' has at aU times kept his ear to the ground and made it his busiftess to make su~h moves as ,.would bring the greatest amount of publicity to himself. His recent splill'ge as regards betting on horse ra~es by ball players, is but o~e of many instances. Every thinking person, even Landis himself, kn•ows By Artb~u "Eura" Baer that he has as much ~uthority to stop ball players betting on hon~e races as he has to keep them from ing poker, bridge or other card games j.Or money, "'hi•d Getilnl p.ugh,. U,IJ' ""'' ' ,.~ G~ i~ exactly none. The public knows that Mr. Landis Capadl. a.t1d the u~~ J t.B~-at ~:. thts because card playin~~' is the recoanized dliv<.ri!llo he.v-e t.c ·n aL p;acc ~:> lnn.J tha.t ~ ~t ~ £ fear the cUplcmat.s ha.Ve us among the players during their "off" hours after. gttroes·l sl:\t.cd iq "au mverttgatton and when t.t•vfl.!lin;.. Qn .tbe. trai,ns ijO!l.JLfX~r hft~ ,Ill[~ owner or allyboa'y· eli.;. lifted fllelr ftberil atar1111t' ·. practice. From the time away back .a};JOqt !906 "" judge, fined the Standard Oil Company for a law infractionf eVerybody w~-51 kr.ows h1m to be a puQlicity seeker. •When be again•! the Oil Company he knew' iu•t as he knew that he ~ca;\¥j Aft2r. ~hey Pipped ours we •"<"''' couldn't stop the horse race 'betti~g, that the Stlo~d~rd au(}l thetr ilar.kli. A 5ip' fer Oil Company would never pay the fin'e und they never WUI the adveuL ct b! tr In thD; Is a fair .exchange when you · was overru 1e d bY a h'liber cour.,, • OOI<lli<Y chanJO our a\tltude? Not ' been dry twelve lmr C'!lll3!'1<;o!Pll· dtd because It -,1::1~. tWe wm llt\11. toa.ri' cur (nmwlw •1-.Y..,.. the Wlct~..P,i.ro)>an to As a matter of fact, if the baseball men of the bjg ne)llbbo<'a 'l'rl'l!•rY· The only dlf- tt¥' c.otlt!WY noLwttfuttaru:UQ.&. leagues want to do •something for themselves by saving ·~«l.tJt)m r"'"''' 1ttl ~ lhl't-w• will have ruu"" tbt way north. ' 11 the small er minor leagues, they should "fire tl;le I un11ghty" Landis and use the tnoney theY. are ifow payihg Fer a. £1 c."J.:~n yuRn we han t:o:<m . h II ' .. t u.. saying · to noble Montreal bart.en- >ai;;i~t:li~~;;:;;;tui~~ htm, to bolster up t e many sma er teams JPIDg o "" 1e der~·P~klt.. me ~uP. acuth, . let IJO :~ "wall" because of financial diflk,ulties. One year'"' sala7 cr m;v c.o ll ~tr and give .nte a ~rt." of Landis' would keep seveJ'M,l small leagues going 1to the But c~n whP.-;;-;; c!ln sc.cw-e "l~ exte nt that they could weqther the storm fqr ~orne little Ollxtr of the keg at ~om• ,.,, will J"'eph · lime and the hi" league\ wo~!d certain!)' prollt by suc h ""'' rcrget tm Mwtt•tl' o,.., •• , • j c;ilan!l WJ'J'; B11000red oo 1tl ou1 tic· Mrs. a move whtle they 'lore simply wasting the salary at tade or ncon. 1 • present. • ., I · Fjjlltto: otll Merle 0&~18 and wife, ''itlomer Tl~bna Orlnaka.d Is conflu- ed to ber home by Ulntl'.ll Mn Jake Ph11Up11 ls ~ht! Cowt at WOrk ~essor ot one of the rare nlBht bloom1m: plant.s 801netlrne~~ oalled the Star o! Bethlehem This plant bloomed ),ast Saturday nl&ht about ten o'cl.o.!-: and scores of per&Onl went t,.o see 1t. Quite a number of people !rum th\s PlHce attended the Roush home-comln!; and re1m10n at thl' Unlon::..::"=::"""::...::"'::.ou~nd!l last Bat~da y - l lltl;o (;,.,th•l • rwd ll f'II:'T hl"E'n tn i'utiT•It\ "i' too\ 111111 1.. lh ' l rltr I UJ. ~ mmher t .,~ "-'Ill! 'l u1,o on \l l .... u l 'hP ' '''''' ,_.,,. , .ri,IIIJ.' ""~ " ''W Rnd 11o11dt-• (11l 1111 .. ""• •n . n~ nr'""' he 1 '•ud t. ... . u \I , U d ollt i: 1tw '"~ ~ rf't>dlnj;% , m lltr · 1 ' ·I liP' lw ru11 1" 111 ~ •••olhl'r ' ·· ~ <lu l lulll:: · rq, ,, ,., l lwr •uwP uut I ,..,, ~ ,.,_. n, . .,,, ~ llfl"' 1"" tuwn. · - - - ·- "· - -- - dllt' In Pa.rkerabl.!llt. r ' ' aD4 Jlloth~ In Columbu8 Davis· another Balem Hartfod • boy • o-d . ~ If!~ r' STOP AT THii. Hotel ·F'ort Hayes ~ and.~ were a.t Ray. mend' mu~· at ~~~!!Jcport reoept!Y ~ llert H. L. W'8J'11 18 fnovtns to ~ n~w home thts Week. ·1 Mart.yn Ro4- -~ .. i Pt. PleaMPt u. 2 ·-: ·-·----- · ltr. 4 W Va., Barton' , ·---- KOitirn.-~b:epwl and lira. D. W. ·.Stfrl!le apent · Thurs4oy with Mr. and Mrs. L. ·~ Dunham or Leon. ' •' ·; ij.anesviUe -oant Newe;l~ and wife and. wife, of Columvlsiton With Mr. a.~ of tJnd h:er lomlty. ~. eot....&ut' Molt l'ofuJm Hotel Baden spent' "' ewlt.h ·bb' 150n I · JOO · - with B~th at ~2 to $~·No liigher Ce!Preaicnt to Storet and T.l)eatrco · wm. McWJ~ney .... visited otis , BJ.Qllolph r - 1.01' AI'ID IN GOJIIMICTION PAJlgNG G.\1\AG& I ......... __ __ L II. IJ\INSTINE,·: 11..., ~BUS, .~ 1 'I OHIO . ; . r •• ,, I I I' / YGIJ . • \ ftl 'sri,Hllfl? By~DSQN Jt. Wlltn:;SH,AWNEE, OKI..J\HPII4A • •• \VilliilLm ~utberp/Jr.; tditor of the Independence (Mo.} , Exami~~!• ~~}": • ' , . . , "I bad never in aueb love my1e1f. ia." lll.• ~!) . • • i. l ~ ""' '· · ·~Pid .it eve~<!f.~lir W; .ypu tha~ ad'Vertjsing is not printed in a ' hl"r eaM ~" eXact~, ' j\ ' ' 1 -, , / • , • :' '' ' ., - ; > < 'I i F' ' I f~ltk$ to lllrt tntn-ltut ..... botldq of them." " Pamtla~l retllrned tti~ I the inch ~d ~at gne inch ij wofth t.)le ' . · ~tr don't thlhk so. 1 felt u It alwaj1 loved her. For But-ohe'o w~ 11; iatn + ' to ~onsider all adve.rtfsement as a cool- ' .. ',c' ' ,, U•JOU • imll iq a r~!il h~MPl!PEir which gives · &~mil ~ili.ti!.lllt 7of spa~e in a fr.e~ il'comtii..Oafty at Rll !j.nd cannot' b~ J~i!~ij!~!Jr!e~t;!~~~~~ or ~Y the f(lot or by • the in eli. 1'& ··-,.- cammodity. ""' '-' •· · ' · ~~~ecluded ' 1.':.ve to QNr: . '·'~pt long1ago !Iii adv!ln.isel··:who:operates a ·big store told one ;.., . · \>! ,ouf'so!icit~r• he .'Voul,it~;e! '" .~ a.Hne in ow· P1'per'if i~ wert : ,,., ;!,lpt .{or hlifflieqds\up fpr , hc1tor, That merchant ~hould ~ ~2 ~f!'Jll!i· ~f~rti~~~~~ at a . •i ·tlJIJt i.s his re!15on for spending the ., · . , . JP~P«- j been ·. "Y•. Of courae. I feel ihe , 1~ to me. Othenrllle J-N broke off tbarply. "H••• told btrt ·Talked , . - h~ Throucb many livelli." "And dld you feel she had rou1" uked Pamela craveb. · '\.:'.~id it ever OC~\11' w ypu t.)l,at an advet·tisement was not a co~q!lity at ~11, ~Jit il· se~e~~ , ""YGJI .•, ..'-' wome11, _all women, for two That ' mlrht aecount 'for tt iu neWl!paper for fti~~ Q{ the publisher, on -accpunt of friend .. ·ship- in order tq · elp .+helpapep along; but because the aqvertisemen~~<;Nlp l)il.)l. ~~ adv~u;ti~l' from a busin(ISS standp.oint? !Anwt~·J- THE HUM~NN~ Of' IVIII>NKIND :(;'"r ~a "'"d qu• ru:<Utem oorECENTL¥ a man btutally murde~ed his wife and ~ai<l f!!n~t!·:.,~,d '~::'~ l...~~~~~·~i• she had oeen kilje~ by hiJhwaymen. Finally he con-11 *;,.-...,..,• • • f t · No 111ore ·w Ull\t Ft:rty~ f eHsed I the trtlth. H er f ather, a m1mster ~ he Gol'pel, 1 Forty cr Etcilt bu"lneM. About :,}x forgeltmg his profession and his teachings of lo vmg his i apiece wJU l:e Pknty enemies and other .itlftructions of a stmUat vefn, Bwea.~ I 'fhcre 81.c - PIJ!-IOO<I''~. vengeonce and wu.nts bjm electrocuted aa soon as poss~l htents · 1ble While he is .right Its many of the average people •:::·=~· ~.~=~~~~ look at the matter; still it but shows the iinlitation• which • we as humans have. 1• 1 One would n~turally suppose that a preacher of ,he. gospel would VIeW ~he matter in the light that he could re< eive •trength and liJht fr~ above and be aided through the cnsis without deJ!!~nd!ng the life blood of " not her. Thu s~me is tru~ \\.~en a dear one pa&<es tJ I he great bevond. lt l• easy enbugh to say that God hljll ' tal<e n ca re 01 the sit•Jatlo~ 4114 that faith wlll carry us ' throuvh !Jut whon4hc finsl'test comes, the same old aitua• t1on at'Ises. All o.t us are , in the sam e position at that time, we eli toil ~n!J S!IOJ! bQW llttle we arc after all, when comporod to t-h~ __!l',f.P411jel"l, the v~ •l neuo, tno l'11vinan(as ot ·o~r fMl!tr W'~P.i~ l~ ije11ven. I I w''"""and of Nitro Mrll. We suaar~lf. t.hat w~ invJtf! tvery· 1 bQdy llf C'~ down to t\elp us I'~ .lot~ - . Elbert steele and '·It llvlnl ...., 'lfl·l~.. • 10 aWat Sunday evt ". . I . """"· t.lllllil ·~--- · ----- 'i vi81t McClain of Hw\tlneiOh, were call- •tte;• . lihor~ ruli...U \ ... ,:.H mQmlrll f't urt'r Irs r("QltJ a td Pnt ltk fn • ru~o r u rt'{jtllrf's 8.188,100 1 ._. 1 ,~r 1 ,1,, 11 : ~ tn m\n• " pOund 1,,: 1r .. r h rt·:l'l MrB. Cbarlea Wi.at, Jr., Ruth Bawkl'ns .and Stelle. .P&liner B))l!''lt P,lon- \'~t.lng iQI on ralattv~ 8~)'. 1 ' a Conuraiaa v ... t l11. grown . not mooutae'fl'1 1~1 Is II pljllnl. 1'lJe I~ \PII..tl ' IUrPd _ .._ ·~:: ·~·;:~ Nley anEd er, were vlst.ton ~ f\;tf1tt16, Swidl.y. .(] Q.Pd Mr!· · Mrs Ira H~ lind ··'Mrs: Ora I R the weeir: t!nd wllh. the Hanna ram llyt Har!ey ftoush O( Charl!lton $J)e.1t Lhe week end here with rela.t1yes Mr. &nd Mrs Doyle McKnlght or Spencer apenL Sunday nefe Wll.h rel&t.IYea. ILiBII Esther McKnight accompallted Lhem to Lhelr home fm· 1 ' ---- wr.e a. tor~r B&*m :gqy ~ ma'r~ 1B visiting rled Amandt. 8m1th of Danvtne. . F.erry. . Guinn Cla.rk and wlfe, ot AUJena the week were here ~lth rel&tivea Priday and w. Satur~Y· ~ ' ·,MAsoNcin , - wife. and ~~- ~~ ro- , laUvta: at 'Dt¥•· ~f. ·' ' Relalvea lh .~ - P received wcn;d. Sumtay pt tbe deaLh, of Jim McElhlri.ney at CoilVJlbul. Jte I - . ulnr tune . Wage& was IJOund· to d~aUt yesl.erdli.y tJeneath t.bt' wbtel.& of 11. fMt PennSYIV&BllL train -. • ' JUDGE LANDIS JUDGE LAJ•DIS, as all baseball fans k...,\1', j,s WIIPIQyed by Ihe tw~ big league• at n salary sp\4 ~-equal that o l the chief exec utive of the United States, ,Ji/' l~nd, an lltr u( rcopectability to the sport. Just why ·thay felt su~h a Sitting on a raUroad track atrum,.. mmg a. guitar and humminl a pop. HtU, dauahr.er Of Cha1·lnt.on spent -~ THE CHlUSTIAN'S ijiSSIQN-frel\ch, s~yinjl, ,kinedom of heaven is at hind. ll••l the sjck, clef'JI,SO lepers, raise the dead, cast• out devils: freelY ye h4v~ received, freely give.-M'atthew 10: 7,8. - ·Farmers~. miJk.. Aviators . ~ .. ..... .. , .. t4 DO • i5b: NPnt.b.& . . . . . . . . .. , . . . . . 2.00 · , I&PJ;te Ynr . One Week .... - . · · · · . · · · · • · • • One Month . ....... .... · .... B7 ¥..U blre II ~ J :ll p.m., and the Iii }. c!Dnatl• parL of· die~·· dllc JlUR& otr J.O'. and Un. 8. C. Wllhtlm and the face.~ ~\bt· aun at 4 ::Q. p m. da1.11hter Ned~ aod Bobbte of Pt. both ,..,., . . . P~nt Wtl\e Sunday gueeta of Mr IUUI Mn. RUIO JuhUn1 . Kr and Mnl. RUUI!!Ilt Hanna &.IU At Pwt the lr~ . , fl'OI:Q tl-26 to suo peT lnpltlred~t. while at ee.. dar Ra~ \.t WM from II 40 to U:.OO. It wtll. mean the OOI'Ifiwner mu.r Pt.J , 10 oente a quart lnalead of I In t4et Cedar ~pldB &n!a. At G'IJQt.on tfl. .JRe'l'niJI! WU :l Cf!UL'\ p 1a1Jon ro.r a 80-da.y peMod 'Ibe JI'Uld juty Inquiry at 01'.1Uil · mDfh coatlnued, with lndlcl 1\l~nt dpetted later lu thF wt-tk Ohle&~G, Pbiladt~Jphia:.I.Ptt~tll'(,' Milwaukee. DtUnred B7 Canter -., WI:DNI:SDAY, AOOtlST II, IIU bB8lc l&I'PIIPEJlii'ATIVI8 ' Fred tamb&U, IQC., , . :,... ' ,... $bear pJtJ»tf., oat ~ tA ~01111 tollora.............. ODd deo1roiiM IIi .... I ' _.. ttl no h 'Sfzllllll 1;!1 p"b"¢~4 - I I 08!0. "J\f ,,, .... ...... P'!'P' ~- .. 'I' wm>NESD.V, AOOilST II , IIJI • "'!!> " ' " ~""""-~ tlOJ!I.. II. Ull, " \Ill .... om.o 10, Ol!lrl. ~ 1111 40$ 9J ~ U>ll," fiii>I1W4 DoiiJ iUid 1 I .' ' • ' r ae.. ' I'·II . ,,, ' ,. t ~~~ ' -~ J ' - •• �' 1 POR ~ - ' .. . "'.~~~· ~!llllOOI e~:J;.~I$il'fJIP - -. ~ue solld cherTY bed-·~ I G~lliP·Olffi, I ..W.!Io ll"P ~· O!ltl Cru ' iuc ~U. four blll'!ler Perf= oil IIOve, two t-U'ller • 0 · ... Ln which sbe -11111 ')14$nll~ ' .liP4 .. tthe tiDYitll lt!bre WN 1-J, Ru.tt here a~d Rer an.ndparrJ1 ~a MrJ. N1ck )Jroylel. Zton Suno:I~Y nlaht. 90f0pletelf over a.t ~· Creell:, S•l aD4 ~-J. . ,!r· ·loAnd ~ ;0. ~Pbue of ~-K-:ed:::;:-~o~n~ee~~.' ~ HJJ.f!!!::W~~~~/" M9Ddo>' Yr. Erwm ,... aiihurt.~· ·- - \ ~•tr t ,.,..... thet1M <ll Ohvla~Qn _ . Bun· ,,on ,. - '"""""" e&r ~he~.lt ,.s w. Riiif'RII~..,D ~!•:::' -~ "':-r"' l l lrt. 'I'D DAIL1' car t"-'ed O"l'!" .., OAS . Jameo dO" Jr.moo RuthertO<d and Olad)lo Tujaer I - - . . 1 ~" - 1· • ~\N·,f!t 9011-1 ot prodt In Ali110111. t . 'ly~·~· !P'ndina a tew dOyo r iliidfe.t (new), .nt.lQUe clook..Maieta roQ1w&f. ~'f."'ctJr ' ' lfliO,GOG~ ; til da1 ... diU[. . . . arabllitla Sbur II the &Ue~' R~tts and bro\ber Joe }Mre. !. SyrN:uae. 0 .' a-a,-3\ &OA.D NUB.ING (JOMn.ETION only ed pk farm. .... - · 1n ooneludecVi vistt with theJr aunt Ca.udW • p,ge, iAJA-Oood 6 room bouse ThOle 1n ch&rge o1 the cotllltruc · .. • 1 ..·~~- ...,......,.._~. Jlr& L. o. BUJh and ret'U'J1ed to ..,..,""~ ' d . . und .se~rai 1 tton ·'Vork of tbe new concrete hilh 01\18 ~ .. , '1'M ';:91} lf· · ¥1'· ~ }l(fl, J\. S . Kerr NK1 Mr th ~ h ~~ot Oovlnaton Ky Oount.y O"rlt mo~re to . 1.,-ile, 1- acre gro ed, elec 1 way trom the underpess at Addison ""':~ - t_,ul : ~ ~ 1n ~ .apjl . ..,., !IQtw JenllUt• are attend· e ome ' · 81de Wedneld&f. !ruittrea, house La wtr lor b to the t4ei.ga eoWltY line have apBert Mooney, I:J'o~t--)lc'e py, 48:- tl~ . aP4 1U. t.i ~ ' t; 1Ule ,ma_ ~ 'II_Wtfl ratr in Columbua th \.8 -, ...__ \ .._ · trielty, cloae ro Rose Hll " 00 nounced that the pouring o! oon- puty ~eriff L. B . ~ ~· .lr!lli:PI ~~ ·c;gp~ . un- wetk. . Mrs. Halff Ull.bney wu m ... houae. Priced to sell Ralph Sny- crate on the roadway haJ been com- day hH afvep ~~ of.·!J119 for , -bt.a ill·tbe f'U !0 .~- strkta. Mr. and :Ur1. O&rey l4&rt1n of a Huntlnst.ol! HOI!I.P.It.al Jand. W1 dt;r, Role HIU, Pomeroy, Ohio. plcted and e:xcept for some: ex.tr11. apRC,-l'I.QCe tn the ~ · ~"' · •· •. ' Par~ ,. !-fll spendinll ' t.hilo ftnt sn oPeratlon 'last week an 1 &-29-SL. wor~ in Cheabtre, the entlre pro- qourt and has been re~. ¥_.. 8~ " " ' ,-1~ J#· and Mrs. Hugh Mr n" d.n. TtiX o&udill spent l'"tttng alont fill#. ' .... ject 1a rapidly nearing complet1o11. &J' W8fi arrested 1n H~ jlld ~1 Mtt~ ltDf WllUam ter. , , a hl& f t h d mother 1 Lost.-·· Tbe hlrhwa.y Is 20-!oot wide from returned here on J11 old· ln4lc~~ SANJ'~'I'J,~ ~lt4~ ...t ¥f., an4:Mn. Vtratl Saundtra &t· ~ ~d!~dw~rs J . aH . e~::dm "1' Addi&on to Ch,.Jh.Jre. belns 27-feet tor nQn"lllJPPGrt of t\IJI ~IY. ,.t t111 t. ··If!»:~-~ ~ t.eruled ~ SauDderB family reunion .f:.."n Swillher l8 bulldillJ a new · wldr t11rou1h \tJiB village, and 'lO : .. 1 com! ·. . . W.. .~J: .-a~~"'~~ a:t .~ton S~day. .,;;r noe ne&r the Candill sl<lre. r,. LIBERAL REWARD for lntorma- feet from Cbeshln: to the Mel;! LOOA._, fOPfNJ!I :Wf?! Q(Jli~B ·. 2otta ~ ~!:'1. ~~~rlal.~,l.n ~ d ~rhll . ~ ~therholt. spent Sunw "'"Z:.e"ur s.nd rven Flants were the ll'Gr :.QU , , ~ tlon re1 ardinJ armature take;"~ 1 MUni-Y Unt~. The hlghwa.y has ell.Johp L* fQl'JD.Cl' ~loa ot Of .I!Jl1, ~: IJ. ~ .. tu. 1J~ are-: I ·~ ere. .,..""1:~·•nd I'Jests of their grand~ from McKnight mine, Thom~ mlnated several dff.ngeroua curve'!. th •- .. th oentrol n-..~ 6 -..~11 tt.~QMJ" .... u-ate VIcars came home ... .: . . 0.-- .L_:-t, ~\IIC..1• ., k . F. L. McKnight, Middleport., I Se1•cral sect.lon,.. of the hta'hwa.y e"""" ._,..... · ~~ ' 'IC • ,... • .-.-. parents and uncle ut:fe, :::' "!-. .-.....h-\'"&:r-. · a-.29:-St ! have been· oru .;ed to traft'1c. namenL ~ deleatel;l IQ. e ~~~·~~ v~~{Qrf: )'1~ :Mrs. W. E. Gray Mr& :R. E Ma.rt1n and family - 11 '"' lo. •· Hn•ls of play by .Lfwls <!! ~vl!Jo' ~~8 In v nclnmlti. · · · th s da to • - • · •L- ., ' I at Ch1Uicol1\t 8&~~-~~ JohnJ4r$. ~ ' qt ~~a.cl;t~ H . Verne Rlehards, ot lll?t.Ored to Nor up un , Y ~u:rt tt"' CbU·~ 18 1 I MARK I AGE J.ICENSE ion of ~olJth' in ~, 4tle~ t~14r;, 15 ~fi!Wiite1 lla~r 0®1~ Y~~ l5 apendtn( a !ew d~s 1• -~reth..!asd~v la~: .~~~~t~~~Cf at ' For RentI A milrrl~e license \'1&8 ls:;ued by Lewta lor \hit ~p'iQ!illllp. , jl~~. wftb: ~ l\lchati1J. '" ·• ht thl be - - - - - - - - - - - - the proba.ie court here to George I Lutz and ~n~ ~ngton, ¢..-lee . Vlilll . :W. ·R~ W!\tts pt yalit~. Ga., ld 1 Zion church SundRy nlg • , 8 FOR RtNT- Apartm o:. nt over Phil- , LeRoy Arden. 30, ot Charlesto;, however, t(Qn th 1!~publd thaJrifJf® viii~ tn the -peat "dfl h\s sisters, Mtlhe, An:le lng jhe Rev. G. R-. Martin s far~llp Slstetl:\ Btctf' 1n Main &treet 1, and Yvette ~dele Hlnklc , 29, of shJp for Oa11Jpo111 fr'ben theyde&at J,fi. and Mal'y Watts. ( well eermon. · Call Orae<: !iGrt.,n. Pt>one 111-x. Gallla county. ed Blood a.bd Jobition ofPDni- Mr. Earl and J:dwtn MeCormlck ave - Mr. and Mn>. lnl. Blaine or Mill • _ _t 1 ,I mouth tn a match of ~our teta. att.endlnl tlle State l'lalr. Bt"ne wei ' the Suntlay 1 gue,; ts of 8 31 6 _ ___ • HU._T IN CAR CRA.Sll 'l'be slnale.s match· jletWeen Lutz Mlas Normli- Stoyles returned to ,J. Ji. aandiU. I - ~~---- I Mrs. Luther Erwin sutrered. minor and Lewis wu hotlY cqnteeted t:he Lanu&ter where 8he is employed Mr. anfil Mfs. E w. Johnson and i J•nt Tb"'e Kh•d• injur1es 11-bouL her head when Lhll set score ~WI. 6-4:, 1·6, 3~6, J~S Bertha af~r vlaWnC ' t}er .parents, lit. and l!tella a.t.ten~ed church at In a ,.._.._...nL J>.-lhwl ~llmJunaum~ In --- -~-.-- ~ -- - -- - .l Q ; -- v - · · -''IHml ''utUHJ , .t~: .. 1l11!>~ w~•!! ~~~~~i> 1 1 POL1~Y ~ J Jl.--.. ~ pvl'~'fiuii'" ~tl}'. -v»o~~ a. i SE'C ·T ION '':m.. -~ ~~~ ~ ~ ){~ _ Oar•--r~ Arlee ww Ji.,.., ( ' ~. OIIIID. candktat.c~ J 1 Kes-1 rntr: CO·" riS ' COVGJ I '\ ' 1 .....,_;.,.,,. ~~ llliiruoaa ,lor price oJ ·. I 4. . lo )li-t• thll'l' 1\•n•l:! r.t lnteiPst. OnP, l•llt•ll 111llll\~rro1l. '"l'hl'lt' Ul't~ l hn•e ' ' I;[U(\" of ln ll' l' ! " ' ' •i lllp ]/•, l ' !>lllp!>\lrJ d J arul ::Qo-Ave ceotl for each .;nsec· I I ~~" J,naert.loDa fgr price oJ Ho .,s~Uaement wm be taken to1 laW tbal\' • m1n1mum cbal'le ot ;rtJ , ¥"'·· Uut>: . ft ~ TrPe U.lllio IT pL> .~To poz une. (I . , _ , . ""'~ ~ 1 ====:::;;========! ~~~'••ll •il>l Fnr:·~~ I , AND BED J" . · ' · 1 p · J , , ,, ' UP BtJT .'THE L.i'L Marvelous flavorl f . I FLEW 'THE COOP! I· BARPAINS FOR CASH,___ Tnk· en ' 1n on P h 1 I c o Rud~~-: ~ble Barrel Hammerlei!S Bl1o l G~ 12 gu.. A-1 c o n d l t on 7 t.Ube OrGWiey screen g:.rt radio Icaa battel'ieti ~.00; 6 tu battery set j:Bbl.net model I baliterles 122.60; 1 tube bft,t set (005L new IP7&.001 waJ- tei' up. · ,a.w:J Barr!)' high grRde pn.lnt.' $3Y ~[) Unlver~~al Clca.ner $22.50. W e cau dou&le roll, htu:l UBe 8evernl good uood l;)c,aJt pla.no.<~ -$"!:o11d ~ SERIES BEGINS When Brown wtnt to ~nd An~ deraol) bllltred. a throw to tbat bue, In t;ich~; ~e then whipped the baU to tbif(;l-bui tiE:~!: ; Thunday~ ll and B Meets It eludeCI. the third ti.ckfr &Dd ~· PlayJ~d ToB.othany ln. Three ilns ~rlnl: on t.he DQ~clae, Browu Nicht _ w.a.s cred1id 'ftth a 1toJm but~! tn 101nc to seoond. WJJ..P, BQ)tl!,ers "'"'llliU8n.. ,..,_ crowd saw 'l went to third. :Srown wu ru.n down The ta 6 ~ fteldlno. fast: steppin11 _.1"'"' ~ -~&" be~w~eo _J;b,Jr9i and h9me ~ play wi al¥1 wdoly p.afe won by Gaiji- ~~ ..1 u_ A . n. · -. ~ft• 'J'lte ~¥ •co~ tolk>w& :· B a'nd B t-ecreation ball team eas~ ln ...,., .. ~-•-.,. "'_.,..._.. Mlddl~!I"II ~~ AD R H PO A E po~ frQm ~port. t.he tint of ~ ~iher. BrqLhPJIJ l'itq hlt -tbe ~ AJI~worth, 3b.. 1 "i ~ 3 l Uy eVm~ tbe Odd !.ellows In a three pme ..rlaa with the ebam· :"'"· fa!Ie4 J'cH~agfte dllf'(r 1M Oal!of~r. 08 ..... 4 0 1 1 4 4 1 their play-ol7 which foJ owed P , , the tournament. a.t stake ~nll 1 .,:,~ ..t~~n - man J~~'· lb, 3b .... t o 1 5 o 1 prC>tett of the gtt.tm won t.y Lhe The team· elmpl)' blew b • - =·J m .... l.be fun Nea_l, rt, n ...... .. 4 0 1 2 0 1 t , b 1 t 0 sky blah when &;be blow did !aU and .Y PQpPW to, tllli'i!~ Bll..t' ~ ....... d ....... 6h "' CT9,l.Jlr a.f wee-. Y a o. 1100" f~ 1q the r ._ . '• _lb • • • · .... 0 Q Q Q, 0 0 · ~td away with tpc w:llk~~:~UI:hf.ll, · .:_.''Oil)era Battyn, 1b ..... . 4 a o a TuesdAy evening the score waa 4 11 ·'"'~d up for thet.l. w en!'~.~ b1t 'C"...!Jlort, Oen:rt!.k~:~y, u, rf .. ., 1 1 ~ -·. o 01 to. 0 .e.pd the kt5ers f~tiled utte1ly On!1 q bltl .1l1!re rea:1st.ered off a P Y was fll.~·~ ~t.,..,.p. R. Allolllwort.li, ef 4 1 1 1 o tn dellvertnp; when htt.s mean Beaver who wtc1 .,;:OQrded ~~otrociO$ set ndwt . b~: bo~~s 'il!'e,re ' rule Pa,rrit.t, c ...... , , 1 o 0 o o mar1ter11 that pay-otr. support. the kind that would have ,-.,un ~ *P .r!4'ht ~n~ .WJ4ereon. e . , .... 3 o o· 1 1 1 F.ach pitcher was t.o uched lor w.ell ilia~ ~altr.ed .l lQf hurler att.er the ~\~n Wllljl ~. lf . , .. . .... 1 o o o o o five hita but t.he ftvc or the fl'll · trylna "EO wln & b!p..p ·~- Oqly pitched t.o tlprd~ ~~ rqpec· ~aV.er: p ........ 3 o o 0 • 0 o temalie.t6 wei-e' harmleBB while tw.o ~~ were requtred for tll!i! U.vely. 'fhen \1tUM1 rounded second 1 · ' - __ _! r - three of those by thr hMh-~lln~rn:rs '•,f:~ oy.-r tte victory, $e ~his W'f._ ~ .~ 'hill hi~. he Tol;a.l . ......... . 3 6 2t~..U 8 ea.me ln a buncjl In t.he flrMt mn~ll "'fblh. j:n 11!< Dtt.h lb,et .... ~ ~i!iOIIIo, .............. ~1~ ...., t ' on i hJt !lDd fQUr 1.\lmed. and •:• 4\'f!Uibt alten:attoq, Qll-llhvo.l~ ( 1Q) A.B R H PO A E q· ,., t:b,e ou . d th ta Jjlle .eW:h~h ~y arose. The uprft,\Da waa neall.liblt ·ct ...... 5 1 ·1 ,l o o ~ur:'~t\1{ w~": tty ~ r:o~ch ftv'e hlt.s and ~e however and the tl'me was resuDte4 ton, 3tl . . . . . . . . o-- o o 3 a o me wooey p~yQ)I lil , • when the otrencUnc players Battyn rlothers, 2b .... , ' 1 ..o f S 1 'J'N,flJ ~uld ®ve been fielded ~u• and Wllaou,, were e~. orate McHenry, rr ...... 4 1 0 o, 0 0 the ·rraternall8t.H did thP rca 1 Tbe , ~s broke tpe "'eg.~ to tint. and Jet)klbs to .eec- Broyles, e ........ o y 0 0 0 0 brct~'ly love a,ct b.y allowing , Jt let!' qt e nrs~· tnnlns: &rorlng ope and for ~le~t. 11qr then sin- Wlllon, c . . . . . . . 4 0 1 ( 1 I) to drop amcng th.~m untouched r'¥1 ~ ~· U,~worth ftrl!t 'W• gled to center and Broyi;ea. rwmlng Blazer,. 63 ........ 2 2 1 1 5 ,_, J>.nd F.dtlle was presented with H qt~ tp· ~a wlld. pitph tor Wilson t ·o o k Uiird, 'Bl'Of"' Kelton 1! f 2 a 0 0 0 bimtJe, !Ui4 ~ · n ' ..,,. of "" ""''"' arid' Blar.er look tblnl -..,, 'lb ." ." ." ." ." ." ." · 4 l 2 14 0 1 Moore followed with a triple• to N~~ ·- . ~r Oallq~er ap.J when An$ieriQD threw (;wll<l to sec .. ·Diallnll, P . . . . . . , 4 1 2 0 .. , 0 centtr and R. RUS&ell !ollowed 1 J~MJi:t• r,etJre4op.d. ~}ton •leA &econd _ _ _ _. _ _ with a. double to tile same fteld bi ~ , _' .' t4tiy add.ed two ~ Bitzer t~oore.tl ' TotaJ .. ... , ..,... .. 38 10 9 27 11 " Wilen Tip t.hrew h!Jh .on Neal, m~ ..0~ ~!27-&nrled to left ~ltan Look .aec:cnlAl on a ~ed · . R~ll went to third and scoreljl ~tter JM,ttyn ~~,..been Utlred. baD and Reese the sixth man t.o b6t Two bMe hit : Wilson. when M90re was thrown out . 1n DeDlOIJker ~ lleOOI1d. on tbe ehort.. 1Ued to Heal ~ rtghl DJsglna ~af9'!4 rul}8: Qa1Upoli6 5. fin;t by Stra.uss. sf.9lii'J·~ of R; Allfm11wort.h ~P t.tngled to rllbt· and , kelton , t.Qptf.. B:aM on ba.lla by Bea.ver 3; by · "fhey :J®Utfld a htt. In the secarid scored. on Reeae) error 0! An- third. J._:.f..kin11 stnaled t.O left OJ,ai.ha 1. · end irtqlng and went hitless theredendll'a .tap w~ t,t:ul &st. aacker and Kelton seor~ Dtatins &Qln& w 'i!IVUet out by Beaver t; by Dig- att.er until the last of the eigi!Lh ~pped· lM' ~ MIL APepe- ~~nd. 'rbe pltohel' went to tblr:l a1nt 3. when Ruasen singled tor his secwo!Ui' . i.to tbh'cl on the error on a wild pitch and , HaskinS -;tent 1 Wild. ptt.chea Bener t; Ne&J 1; ond bingle. and scored on Bea.vers tap to short, to second on the Bame play. At this Dla:lns 1. The Odd Pellowfi p;ot nne tough JUuer overlooklna: ~ P.'4Y at home J~q,re ~~ . ~!It!~ ~ Anderson. break In the rourth when w1th 16nl' batter atrli>t. t J..oljiO goln& I" "11, • Dim"""1 f'l Pirlt ~ on errore 'Mlddl<port 4; out Orow """ called out on a pin• • , }fad lOoked faJrly safe 'With rJgt!,t an4 . ,_rfi~t to catch, .._ver ~po~ll a. in wblcb th'1 ball wns Ju!iggled . ~r!ha~d Bea1ver goin& along am~ .4nQersou rettri~. Br.p~'l}tt til _ lA!Jtt WI ba8e Middleport 8; O&lll · the , umpire not seeing that ,thr - 1, •• • • catch was not complete. The' nPxt man drole hRJ'd. inside firl<l bl\&whlch, had It JrOne through untouched would have been a sure trivlll but In tryillg Lo dodge the 0011, the umJ)B f&Jled to get in the clear and 1t hit him on tlla r~~ot or ankle nnd de11ectc~ lt Into the ~II!Jll.Qnd holqtng Uu; batter to a To Be · t: Game Seriea Total t:\ht. I tood., bow,ls. water hya.ch1~ hs, 1 wa.t.er UIHes, also D::HJbl-a bM.n-cl shot. l!'lll 12 aa .. etc. H. M . Oroos 1'41ddltJpQrt, Ohio. 8-JO-at. ma&, whh.Krart Vt!lveetar I.. • DJae.stlblc a" mUk lt.elf. Wltti a nutritional radq of ~""• plu., plu11l A deliclou• tn:al for ali the' th" l•mlly-•pproved by )01KI ~mhteu of th'-'-'-eriean Medll>4! "-'*tlou. P.,t a 304.53'7163 111 1.,-.""• "I e tl a &j bf. "'i: 'Whatrlohtnellow ftavorat.flno Q(d CheddJar cl;teese you 1e1.1n •ndwtehu atidOOoked db hoe ..... , ... •.· ............-,.... Mid•" t i.; . 36 n.. as. , 192'7 W1\lls Knight Roo..dst(!f, 1020 E;rakln~ Ecdtm. All pr!ccd W 6C\J Fnt-nk Gaul. • 8- 30 -:JL and D-•-••- I 0 0 F Rum -..v.pr. ,.,. ,000 000 000 tOO 100 Ill 100 000 110 """ Opp errors u+UBP part payment bn a. radio. Hsh : POR SALE--1831 Pont.iac Sgort Coupe, f030 Pontiac. ~. 1,~ Pord Tudo:r, lf129 C hewoiet Coach. 1927 Hudson Sedan. - <*wrt tl:~i;OO ; nu cabinet. le6ll batteries f\Ui.OO; 7 be elcct.rlc set complete ~ ~~: 8 t be olectrlc sot complete 120.; 5 t\1be screen Arid cnblnet set s:w.oo; a tube elet:t.nc set stuo: fl21loo Orthophonlc victrola and recQrdi ' 1$24.50; $16fi.OO Orttw· ph,:.;nlc vlctrola ,n.fld recorda: &4:2.60: 1175 vtc:trcla. and r~;cnrda $16.&o: ''I J ube tlattcry receh'f!r $12.&o; WAAo new '11l01' wMher S7i.&O: lii)t4 ''Ili.h 11Qc to t;Ui() com mon. Oh1neae Moors, self!cl F&nt!IJ.ls, Chlff011 taJ,ls, C'.Uico TeiBCOpEi-, , ef..c. Wall papt-r ac pat' - ' VISITQRS SCORE 6 • ten · ' Fc11l S ''"• MiH:. Runl~o It · DOUBLE:-CROS:;ER HA5 i R:e.•urant.un Score Four Ru!l•; liold Opponents Until Fifth When JJioW<Qtf Comea f• M:lT TH' HECK'L.l. I DO? w<>.NTS PEAKIE- T'KISS AN' MAKE- Mei~t' ~lltif.m Go Good today. -. U41i'•'l haying two on with none out. bUt r t~)'~o-uJd not follow uP their wt,., . ,., ~ ~ f \'l-ft&:,~ and so !a11ed, to ad\•ance them even tn third base. The B and B team Will now en ~ p.ge-';the Bethany team In a three ~~ serte.s for .the leagu~ cro·" '1 the flrst ·pme to begin Thursda.y elveeta ever•b1g at 6. · 1 The box 6Cdrc follows : W. Club New Ycrk L. Ph.llactetph"l.\ Washm.gtl>n 92 80 73 Clevcla.nd 72 58 DLLrott St. Lou.ll! Chicago . .. .. . .. . 64 5J 63 70 87 92 I"Ct. -DB 38 50 54 :m Boston . . . . . . . . . . 21 --- .lfll) .&7~ /!~. - ,I-' ' . I ,. ' poUs ~. Stolen bases Jenkin5, R. Aliens~ wor!.h, Brown. I · pot,~ble play R . AlleMwortJ\ to l!attm. • E'itcftii\IJ' apportlonlllent: Beaver 1nri.lrfP, raced ·n batLere, a1- 7 1- 3 ~owed 8 hlt-8. 10 rwts; Neal 2-3 fnn .. tng face::t 2 butters, no hlt.s, no runs . Wlhi)lbg pitcher Dtgrrlns. ""! ~vcr. r-.. " Tlme of gulne 1:12. Umpires Mees. Allensworth. Sleeth. Sooi't!' by Innings : M1ddlrPolt 123 456 I!J9 T 120 ~ 00 000 ... 0 1 I 0 2 1 2 1 o 1 o1 3 6 o oo u n o • 04006x1D ·M~ICE . A~F ~~~J,..Y . H. ,, l· lfWo YOUAJGSIERS OF '11-j~ U-~· WAL.I<:E(2 cup 'ri!:..liM WHG:l Wtl.L '·· '' ' ~· ~ Iff# P:t-A.Y,I~G· fO~ ..... 'THE Ft!C!-Sr lftME I~ .)'l:.ili CU.P MA'fOH~~! . .. ' 'EXCEPT f\ CoUf'~f; .Of 6u"($ w>lo Srll'~l< OUT So N{)Uo\:1'1' C~t<l 13oi'\Row F!W'I "li\~M ·-? '. .. I ' I .] ·"~': HJ L ' -~ ~ - ' ' ' ' . , ·-·' ( ' '. . ~- l / ,. - •. l . • .• ··" 't' ' ~- t " '• •• '·' 'r'~o;o, I. Ki!)f, ~.,..... ~~;I'll'· IO<., • . follq.,ed :~f:~~: . D' ~$1'!~!! 1· . \ - ·- \,..........,.~ 7 T 01a1 ....... , .440 JlQ .21J7 ' ..n o N"' ' Ha .f •'..1. ~r""'' .... a,_~ ' AI!, R !I 1 ~- DoOr. Ill .. .. .. .. .. • I t D B.Mu1er.et ......... ,JOIO 0 . H...,o. 11 .......... I Q 0 0 ~ d :i¥2 .Q,l 1 J. llltuOn, 2b .. .. .. .. .. • 0 • • C.!'W<r.c .......... J 0 0 0 Cope~. It .. ...... .. 1 • 1 ~ .ttltl .492 I 0 0' ' N. """· Ib .. .. .. .. .. . I ft ft Yonker, P .......... 0 0 I) Glbbot, p 0 0' D 68 SL. Louis 83 .65 B-n .. .. .. .. 63 ~' e, . . . . . . . 69 Clnclnna.tl . :-:-. . . 66 --==~~l:'!::-:l~~~=-- :f 0 1 I) ',,- q• ~. , . 60 62 . __, • .523 Fl".tsburgh ~ -tis Br(oklyn . 68 Philadelphla . . . .. 6."1 Nt:w York rt~~ Curry, 3b ... ........ . .. I 2 -~ney, P . . .. .. .. .. .. 4 o endtnhot. lb .. -: ., .. o Q R~u. ~ .1.... 1 t Tel. d ................. McOuJtourh. m, ..... , . • _ .&&t .504 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club \\. L . 74 51 ChicaKO 7& .4811 .•461 ,,23 ot~o· - · rt a -- PlTCllES NO HIT -GAM~ I ---- ..... 31 0 I D llcore by lnnlna• Itlt ~ 7W l' I!JleAd!J PIYO .'.. .. 102 OIJ 001 t New Haven . . .. . 000 ~ GOO 4 .. .. .. 94 Baltimore . . ' . . . . 81 Butlalo ....... .. Roch.e$ter 10 Club w. Nt!~wk --------------- .._,rr ... .......... B&mum,c ............ l l 'i o HOW THEY STAND ArriEIUCAN LEAGUE fitr.gie. In tJ•e sevcntb tht: loser& had a tine chance to g-et aomtJ TUf!!S. Pllo!Jaj'a froiD ' rCiv.r l"fCDl' Pr!e..Uy PIV< 1 All ·B H IJ' J~.ll ............ l l 3' 0 ........ Montreat .. ...... Jeney City . " ... Albany .. ... .. TOI'Onto .... . . . . "" 71 tl6 8( 50 L . . Pet 62 .641 .&&I .,.. .m Yl "1' 67 82 ~~~ .5J'f .440 .438 \'ESTERDtt..t''S RESULTS AMEJIICA.N ASSOCUTION Colwnbua. 3, KaMR.8 Clty 0. Milwaukee 6, Toledo 5. Milwaukee lO,.Toledo 4. St. Paul 8, LOulavUie 4. st. PnUl 7, Ull,llaviUe 0, M1nneapo1Ja 5, lndtanapoll8 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE Ptttl"burgh 10, Boeton 7. P111!.1iburgh 3, Bo8ton ~­ C~go 4. New York 3. • Brooklyn 5, dt. Louls 4. Only ramea &et>~duled. AMEKIC.t.N ....:AGtTE Boston 6, Ole•· ~land 2, Washingtoll 11, SL. Louis 7 1 �' 1 POR ~ - ' .. . "'.~~~· ~!llllOOI e~:J;.~I$il'fJIP - -. ~ue solld cherTY bed-·~ I G~lliP·Olffi, I ..W.!Io ll"P ~· O!ltl Cru ' iuc ~U. four blll'!ler Perf= oil IIOve, two t-U'ller • 0 · ... Ln which sbe -11111 ')14$nll~ ' .liP4 .. tthe tiDYitll lt!bre WN 1-J, Ru.tt here a~d Rer an.ndparrJ1 ~a MrJ. N1ck )Jroylel. Zton Suno:I~Y nlaht. 90f0pletelf over a.t ~· Creell:, S•l aD4 ~-J. . ,!r· ·loAnd ~ ;0. ~Pbue of ~-K-:ed:::;:-~o~n~ee~~.' ~ HJJ.f!!!::W~~~~/" M9Ddo>' Yr. Erwm ,... aiihurt.~· ·- - \ ~•tr t ,.,..... thet1M <ll Ohvla~Qn _ . Bun· ,,on ,. - '"""""" e&r ~he~.lt ,.s w. Riiif'RII~..,D ~!•:::' -~ "':-r"' l l lrt. 'I'D DAIL1' car t"-'ed O"l'!" .., OAS . Jameo dO" Jr.moo RuthertO<d and Olad)lo Tujaer I - - . . 1 ~" - 1· • ~\N·,f!t 9011-1 ot prodt In Ali110111. t . 'ly~·~· !P'ndina a tew dOyo r iliidfe.t (new), .nt.lQUe clook..Maieta roQ1w&f. ~'f."'ctJr ' ' lfliO,GOG~ ; til da1 ... diU[. . . . arabllitla Sbur II the &Ue~' R~tts and bro\ber Joe }Mre. !. SyrN:uae. 0 .' a-a,-3\ &OA.D NUB.ING (JOMn.ETION only ed pk farm. .... - · 1n ooneludecVi vistt with theJr aunt Ca.udW • p,ge, iAJA-Oood 6 room bouse ThOle 1n ch&rge o1 the cotllltruc · .. • 1 ..·~~- ...,......,.._~. Jlr& L. o. BUJh and ret'U'J1ed to ..,..,""~ ' d . . und .se~rai 1 tton ·'Vork of tbe new concrete hilh 01\18 ~ .. , '1'M ';:91} lf· · ¥1'· ~ }l(fl, J\. S . Kerr NK1 Mr th ~ h ~~ot Oovlnaton Ky Oount.y O"rlt mo~re to . 1.,-ile, 1- acre gro ed, elec 1 way trom the underpess at Addison ""':~ - t_,ul : ~ ~ 1n ~ .apjl . ..,., !IQtw JenllUt• are attend· e ome ' · 81de Wedneld&f. !ruittrea, house La wtr lor b to the t4ei.ga eoWltY line have apBert Mooney, I:J'o~t--)lc'e py, 48:- tl~ . aP4 1U. t.i ~ ' t; 1Ule ,ma_ ~ 'II_Wtfl ratr in Columbua th \.8 -, ...__ \ .._ · trielty, cloae ro Rose Hll " 00 nounced that the pouring o! oon- puty ~eriff L. B . ~ ~· .lr!lli:PI ~~ ·c;gp~ . un- wetk. . Mrs. Halff Ull.bney wu m ... houae. Priced to sell Ralph Sny- crate on the roadway haJ been com- day hH afvep ~~ of.·!J119 for , -bt.a ill·tbe f'U !0 .~- strkta. Mr. and :Ur1. O&rey l4&rt1n of a Huntlnst.ol! HOI!I.P.It.al Jand. W1 dt;r, Role HIU, Pomeroy, Ohio. plcted and e:xcept for some: ex.tr11. apRC,-l'I.QCe tn the ~ · ~"' · •· •. ' Par~ ,. !-fll spendinll ' t.hilo ftnt sn oPeratlon 'last week an 1 &-29-SL. wor~ in Cheabtre, the entlre pro- qourt and has been re~. ¥_.. 8~ " " ' ,-1~ J#· and Mrs. Hugh Mr n" d.n. TtiX o&udill spent l'"tttng alont fill#. ' .... ject 1a rapidly nearing complet1o11. &J' W8fi arrested 1n H~ jlld ~1 Mtt~ ltDf WllUam ter. , , a hl& f t h d mother 1 Lost.-·· Tbe hlrhwa.y Is 20-!oot wide from returned here on J11 old· ln4lc~~ SANJ'~'I'J,~ ~lt4~ ...t ¥f., an4:Mn. Vtratl Saundtra &t· ~ ~d!~dw~rs J . aH . e~::dm "1' Addi&on to Ch,.Jh.Jre. belns 27-feet tor nQn"lllJPPGrt of t\IJI ~IY. ,.t t111 t. ··If!»:~-~ ~ t.eruled ~ SauDderB family reunion .f:.."n Swillher l8 bulldillJ a new · wldr t11rou1h \tJiB village, and 'lO : .. 1 com! ·. . . W.. .~J: .-a~~"'~~ a:t .~ton S~day. .,;;r noe ne&r the Candill sl<lre. r,. LIBERAL REWARD for lntorma- feet from Cbeshln: to the Mel;! LOOA._, fOPfNJ!I :Wf?! Q(Jli~B ·. 2otta ~ ~!:'1. ~~~rlal.~,l.n ~ d ~rhll . ~ ~therholt. spent Sunw "'"Z:.e"ur s.nd rven Flants were the ll'Gr :.QU , , ~ tlon re1 ardinJ armature take;"~ 1 MUni-Y Unt~. The hlghwa.y has ell.Johp L* fQl'JD.Cl' ~loa ot Of .I!Jl1, ~: IJ. ~ .. tu. 1J~ are-: I ·~ ere. .,..""1:~·•nd I'Jests of their grand~ from McKnight mine, Thom~ mlnated several dff.ngeroua curve'!. th •- .. th oentrol n-..~ 6 -..~11 tt.~QMJ" .... u-ate VIcars came home ... .: . . 0.-- .L_:-t, ~\IIC..1• ., k . F. L. McKnight, Middleport., I Se1•cral sect.lon,.. of the hta'hwa.y e"""" ._,..... · ~~ ' 'IC • ,... • .-.-. parents and uncle ut:fe, :::' "!-. .-.....h-\'"&:r-. · a-.29:-St ! have been· oru .;ed to traft'1c. namenL ~ deleatel;l IQ. e ~~~·~~ v~~{Qrf: )'1~ :Mrs. W. E. Gray Mr& :R. E Ma.rt1n and family - 11 '"' lo. •· Hn•ls of play by .Lfwls <!! ~vl!Jo' ~~8 In v nclnmlti. · · · th s da to • - • · •L- ., ' I at Ch1Uicol1\t 8&~~-~~ JohnJ4r$. ~ ' qt ~~a.cl;t~ H . Verne Rlehards, ot lll?t.Ored to Nor up un , Y ~u:rt tt"' CbU·~ 18 1 I MARK I AGE J.ICENSE ion of ~olJth' in ~, 4tle~ t~14r;, 15 ~fi!Wiite1 lla~r 0®1~ Y~~ l5 apendtn( a !ew d~s 1• -~reth..!asd~v la~: .~~~~t~~~Cf at ' For RentI A milrrl~e license \'1&8 ls:;ued by Lewta lor \hit ~p'iQ!illllp. , jl~~. wftb: ~ l\lchati1J. '" ·• ht thl be - - - - - - - - - - - - the proba.ie court here to George I Lutz and ~n~ ~ngton, ¢..-lee . Vlilll . :W. ·R~ W!\tts pt yalit~. Ga., ld 1 Zion church SundRy nlg • , 8 FOR RtNT- Apartm o:. nt over Phil- , LeRoy Arden. 30, ot Charlesto;, however, t(Qn th 1!~publd thaJrifJf® viii~ tn the -peat "dfl h\s sisters, Mtlhe, An:le lng jhe Rev. G. R-. Martin s far~llp Slstetl:\ Btctf' 1n Main &treet 1, and Yvette ~dele Hlnklc , 29, of shJp for Oa11Jpo111 fr'ben theyde&at J,fi. and Mal'y Watts. ( well eermon. · Call Orae<: !iGrt.,n. Pt>one 111-x. Gallla county. ed Blood a.bd Jobition ofPDni- Mr. Earl and J:dwtn MeCormlck ave - Mr. and Mn>. lnl. Blaine or Mill • _ _t 1 ,I mouth tn a match of ~our teta. att.endlnl tlle State l'lalr. Bt"ne wei ' the Suntlay 1 gue,; ts of 8 31 6 _ ___ • HU._T IN CAR CRA.Sll 'l'be slnale.s match· jletWeen Lutz Mlas Normli- Stoyles returned to ,J. Ji. aandiU. I - ~~---- I Mrs. Luther Erwin sutrered. minor and Lewis wu hotlY cqnteeted t:he Lanu&ter where 8he is employed Mr. anfil Mfs. E w. Johnson and i J•nt Tb"'e Kh•d• injur1es 11-bouL her head when Lhll set score ~WI. 6-4:, 1·6, 3~6, J~S Bertha af~r vlaWnC ' t}er .parents, lit. and l!tella a.t.ten~ed church at In a ,.._.._...nL J>.-lhwl ~llmJunaum~ In --- -~-.-- ~ -- - -- - .l Q ; -- v - · · -''IHml ''utUHJ , .t~: .. 1l11!>~ w~•!! ~~~~~i> 1 1 POL1~Y ~ J Jl.--.. ~ pvl'~'fiuii'" ~tl}'. -v»o~~ a. i SE'C ·T ION '':m.. -~ ~~~ ~ ~ ){~ _ Oar•--r~ Arlee ww Ji.,.., ( ' ~. OIIIID. candktat.c~ J 1 Kes-1 rntr: CO·" riS ' COVGJ I '\ ' 1 .....,_;.,.,,. ~~ llliiruoaa ,lor price oJ ·. I 4. . lo )li-t• thll'l' 1\•n•l:! r.t lnteiPst. OnP, l•llt•ll 111llll\~rro1l. '"l'hl'lt' Ul't~ l hn•e ' ' I;[U(\" of ln ll' l' ! " ' ' •i lllp ]/•, l ' !>lllp!>\lrJ d J arul ::Qo-Ave ceotl for each .;nsec· I I ~~" J,naert.loDa fgr price oJ Ho .,s~Uaement wm be taken to1 laW tbal\' • m1n1mum cbal'le ot ;rtJ , ¥"'·· Uut>: . ft ~ TrPe U.lllio IT pL> .~To poz une. (I . , _ , . ""'~ ~ 1 ====:::;;========! ~~~'••ll •il>l Fnr:·~~ I , AND BED J" . · ' · 1 p · J , , ,, ' UP BtJT .'THE L.i'L Marvelous flavorl f . I FLEW 'THE COOP! I· BARPAINS FOR CASH,___ Tnk· en ' 1n on P h 1 I c o Rud~~-: ~ble Barrel Hammerlei!S Bl1o l G~ 12 gu.. A-1 c o n d l t on 7 t.Ube OrGWiey screen g:.rt radio Icaa battel'ieti ~.00; 6 tu battery set j:Bbl.net model I baliterles 122.60; 1 tube bft,t set (005L new IP7&.001 waJ- tei' up. · ,a.w:J Barr!)' high grRde pn.lnt.' $3Y ~[) Unlver~~al Clca.ner $22.50. W e cau dou&le roll, htu:l UBe 8evernl good uood l;)c,aJt pla.no.<~ -$"!:o11d ~ SERIES BEGINS When Brown wtnt to ~nd An~ deraol) bllltred. a throw to tbat bue, In t;ich~; ~e then whipped the baU to tbif(;l-bui tiE:~!: ; Thunday~ ll and B Meets It eludeCI. the third ti.ckfr &Dd ~· PlayJ~d ToB.othany ln. Three ilns ~rlnl: on t.he DQ~clae, Browu Nicht _ w.a.s cred1id 'ftth a 1toJm but~! tn 101nc to seoond. WJJ..P, BQ)tl!,ers "'"'llliU8n.. ,..,_ crowd saw 'l went to third. :Srown wu ru.n down The ta 6 ~ fteldlno. fast: steppin11 _.1"'"' ~ -~&" be~w~eo _J;b,Jr9i and h9me ~ play wi al¥1 wdoly p.afe won by Gaiji- ~~ ..1 u_ A . n. · -. ~ft• 'J'lte ~¥ •co~ tolk>w& :· B a'nd B t-ecreation ball team eas~ ln ...,., .. ~-•-.,. "'_.,..._.. Mlddl~!I"II ~~ AD R H PO A E po~ frQm ~port. t.he tint of ~ ~iher. BrqLhPJIJ l'itq hlt -tbe ~ AJI~worth, 3b.. 1 "i ~ 3 l Uy eVm~ tbe Odd !.ellows In a three pme ..rlaa with the ebam· :"'"· fa!Ie4 J'cH~agfte dllf'(r 1M Oal!of~r. 08 ..... 4 0 1 1 4 4 1 their play-ol7 which foJ owed P , , the tournament. a.t stake ~nll 1 .,:,~ ..t~~n - man J~~'· lb, 3b .... t o 1 5 o 1 prC>tett of the gtt.tm won t.y Lhe The team· elmpl)' blew b • - =·J m .... l.be fun Nea_l, rt, n ...... .. 4 0 1 2 0 1 t , b 1 t 0 sky blah when &;be blow did !aU and .Y PQpPW to, tllli'i!~ Bll..t' ~ ....... d ....... 6h "' CT9,l.Jlr a.f wee-. Y a o. 1100" f~ 1q the r ._ . '• _lb • • • · .... 0 Q Q Q, 0 0 · ~td away with tpc w:llk~~:~UI:hf.ll, · .:_.''Oil)era Battyn, 1b ..... . 4 a o a TuesdAy evening the score waa 4 11 ·'"'~d up for thet.l. w en!'~.~ b1t 'C"...!Jlort, Oen:rt!.k~:~y, u, rf .. ., 1 1 ~ -·. o 01 to. 0 .e.pd the kt5ers f~tiled utte1ly On!1 q bltl .1l1!re rea:1st.ered off a P Y was fll.~·~ ~t.,..,.p. R. Allolllwort.li, ef 4 1 1 1 o tn dellvertnp; when htt.s mean Beaver who wtc1 .,;:OQrded ~~otrociO$ set ndwt . b~: bo~~s 'il!'e,re ' rule Pa,rrit.t, c ...... , , 1 o 0 o o mar1ter11 that pay-otr. support. the kind that would have ,-.,un ~ *P .r!4'ht ~n~ .WJ4ereon. e . , .... 3 o o· 1 1 1 F.ach pitcher was t.o uched lor w.ell ilia~ ~altr.ed .l lQf hurler att.er the ~\~n Wllljl ~. lf . , .. . .... 1 o o o o o five hita but t.he ftvc or the fl'll · trylna "EO wln & b!p..p ·~- Oqly pitched t.o tlprd~ ~~ rqpec· ~aV.er: p ........ 3 o o 0 • 0 o temalie.t6 wei-e' harmleBB while tw.o ~~ were requtred for tll!i! U.vely. 'fhen \1tUM1 rounded second 1 · ' - __ _! r - three of those by thr hMh-~lln~rn:rs '•,f:~ oy.-r tte victory, $e ~his W'f._ ~ .~ 'hill hi~. he Tol;a.l . ......... . 3 6 2t~..U 8 ea.me ln a buncjl In t.he flrMt mn~ll "'fblh. j:n 11!< Dtt.h lb,et .... ~ ~i!iOIIIo, .............. ~1~ ...., t ' on i hJt !lDd fQUr 1.\lmed. and •:• 4\'f!Uibt alten:attoq, Qll-llhvo.l~ ( 1Q) A.B R H PO A E q· ,., t:b,e ou . d th ta Jjlle .eW:h~h ~y arose. The uprft,\Da waa neall.liblt ·ct ...... 5 1 ·1 ,l o o ~ur:'~t\1{ w~": tty ~ r:o~ch ftv'e hlt.s and ~e however and the tl'me was resuDte4 ton, 3tl . . . . . . . . o-- o o 3 a o me wooey p~yQ)I lil , • when the otrencUnc players Battyn rlothers, 2b .... , ' 1 ..o f S 1 'J'N,flJ ~uld ®ve been fielded ~u• and Wllaou,, were e~. orate McHenry, rr ...... 4 1 0 o, 0 0 the ·rraternall8t.H did thP rca 1 Tbe , ~s broke tpe "'eg.~ to tint. and Jet)klbs to .eec- Broyles, e ........ o y 0 0 0 0 brct~'ly love a,ct b.y allowing , Jt let!' qt e nrs~· tnnlns: &rorlng ope and for ~le~t. 11qr then sin- Wlllon, c . . . . . . . 4 0 1 ( 1 I) to drop amcng th.~m untouched r'¥1 ~ ~· U,~worth ftrl!t 'W• gled to center and Broyi;ea. rwmlng Blazer,. 63 ........ 2 2 1 1 5 ,_, J>.nd F.dtlle was presented with H qt~ tp· ~a wlld. pitph tor Wilson t ·o o k Uiird, 'Bl'Of"' Kelton 1! f 2 a 0 0 0 bimtJe, !Ui4 ~ · n ' ..,,. of "" ""''"' arid' Blar.er look tblnl -..,, 'lb ." ." ." ." ." ." ." · 4 l 2 14 0 1 Moore followed with a triple• to N~~ ·- . ~r Oallq~er ap.J when An$ieriQD threw (;wll<l to sec .. ·Diallnll, P . . . . . . , 4 1 2 0 .. , 0 centtr and R. RUS&ell !ollowed 1 J~MJi:t• r,etJre4op.d. ~}ton •leA &econd _ _ _ _. _ _ with a. double to tile same fteld bi ~ , _' .' t4tiy add.ed two ~ Bitzer t~oore.tl ' TotaJ .. ... , ..,... .. 38 10 9 27 11 " Wilen Tip t.hrew h!Jh .on Neal, m~ ..0~ ~!27-&nrled to left ~ltan Look .aec:cnlAl on a ~ed · . R~ll went to third and scoreljl ~tter JM,ttyn ~~,..been Utlred. baD and Reese the sixth man t.o b6t Two bMe hit : Wilson. when M90re was thrown out . 1n DeDlOIJker ~ lleOOI1d. on tbe ehort.. 1Ued to Heal ~ rtghl DJsglna ~af9'!4 rul}8: Qa1Upoli6 5. fin;t by Stra.uss. sf.9lii'J·~ of R; Allfm11wort.h ~P t.tngled to rllbt· and , kelton , t.Qptf.. B:aM on ba.lla by Bea.ver 3; by · "fhey :J®Utfld a htt. In the secarid scored. on Reeae) error 0! An- third. J._:.f..kin11 stnaled t.O left OJ,ai.ha 1. · end irtqlng and went hitless theredendll'a .tap w~ t,t:ul &st. aacker and Kelton seor~ Dtatins &Qln& w 'i!IVUet out by Beaver t; by Dig- att.er until the last of the eigi!Lh ~pped· lM' ~ MIL APepe- ~~nd. 'rbe pltohel' went to tblr:l a1nt 3. when Ruasen singled tor his secwo!Ui' . i.to tbh'cl on the error on a wild pitch and , HaskinS -;tent 1 Wild. ptt.chea Bener t; Ne&J 1; ond bingle. and scored on Bea.vers tap to short, to second on the Bame play. At this Dla:lns 1. The Odd Pellowfi p;ot nne tough JUuer overlooklna: ~ P.'4Y at home J~q,re ~~ . ~!It!~ ~ Anderson. break In the rourth when w1th 16nl' batter atrli>t. t J..oljiO goln& I" "11, • Dim"""1 f'l Pirlt ~ on errore 'Mlddl<port 4; out Orow """ called out on a pin• • , }fad lOoked faJrly safe 'With rJgt!,t an4 . ,_rfi~t to catch, .._ver ~po~ll a. in wblcb th'1 ball wns Ju!iggled . ~r!ha~d Bea1ver goin& along am~ .4nQersou rettri~. Br.p~'l}tt til _ lA!Jtt WI ba8e Middleport 8; O&lll · the , umpire not seeing that ,thr - 1, •• • • catch was not complete. The' nPxt man drole hRJ'd. inside firl<l bl\&whlch, had It JrOne through untouched would have been a sure trivlll but In tryillg Lo dodge the 0011, the umJ)B f&Jled to get in the clear and 1t hit him on tlla r~~ot or ankle nnd de11ectc~ lt Into the ~II!Jll.Qnd holqtng Uu; batter to a To Be · t: Game Seriea Total t:\ht. I tood., bow,ls. water hya.ch1~ hs, 1 wa.t.er UIHes, also D::HJbl-a bM.n-cl shot. l!'lll 12 aa .. etc. H. M . Oroos 1'41ddltJpQrt, Ohio. 8-JO-at. ma&, whh.Krart Vt!lveetar I.. • DJae.stlblc a" mUk lt.elf. Wltti a nutritional radq of ~""• plu., plu11l A deliclou• tn:al for ali the' th" l•mlly-•pproved by )01KI ~mhteu of th'-'-'-eriean Medll>4! "-'*tlou. P.,t a 304.53'7163 111 1.,-.""• "I e tl a &j bf. "'i: 'Whatrlohtnellow ftavorat.flno Q(d CheddJar cl;teese you 1e1.1n •ndwtehu atidOOoked db hoe ..... , ... •.· ............-,.... Mid•" t i.; . 36 n.. as. , 192'7 W1\lls Knight Roo..dst(!f, 1020 E;rakln~ Ecdtm. All pr!ccd W 6C\J Fnt-nk Gaul. • 8- 30 -:JL and D-•-••- I 0 0 F Rum -..v.pr. ,.,. ,000 000 000 tOO 100 Ill 100 000 110 """ Opp errors u+UBP part payment bn a. radio. Hsh : POR SALE--1831 Pont.iac Sgort Coupe, f030 Pontiac. ~. 1,~ Pord Tudo:r, lf129 C hewoiet Coach. 1927 Hudson Sedan. - <*wrt tl:~i;OO ; nu cabinet. le6ll batteries f\Ui.OO; 7 be elcct.rlc set complete ~ ~~: 8 t be olectrlc sot complete 120.; 5 t\1be screen Arid cnblnet set s:w.oo; a tube elet:t.nc set stuo: fl21loo Orthophonlc victrola and recQrdi ' 1$24.50; $16fi.OO Orttw· ph,:.;nlc vlctrola ,n.fld recorda: &4:2.60: 1175 vtc:trcla. and r~;cnrda $16.&o: ''I J ube tlattcry receh'f!r $12.&o; WAAo new '11l01' wMher S7i.&O: lii)t4 ''Ili.h 11Qc to t;Ui() com mon. Oh1neae Moors, self!cl F&nt!IJ.ls, Chlff011 taJ,ls, C'.Uico TeiBCOpEi-, , ef..c. Wall papt-r ac pat' - ' VISITQRS SCORE 6 • ten · ' Fc11l S ''"• MiH:. Runl~o It · DOUBLE:-CROS:;ER HA5 i R:e.•urant.un Score Four Ru!l•; liold Opponents Until Fifth When JJioW<Qtf Comea f• M:lT TH' HECK'L.l. I DO? w<>.NTS PEAKIE- T'KISS AN' MAKE- Mei~t' ~lltif.m Go Good today. -. U41i'•'l haying two on with none out. bUt r t~)'~o-uJd not follow uP their wt,., . ,., ~ ~ f \'l-ft&:,~ and so !a11ed, to ad\•ance them even tn third base. The B and B team Will now en ~ p.ge-';the Bethany team In a three ~~ serte.s for .the leagu~ cro·" '1 the flrst ·pme to begin Thursda.y elveeta ever•b1g at 6. · 1 The box 6Cdrc follows : W. Club New Ycrk L. Ph.llactetph"l.\ Washm.gtl>n 92 80 73 Clevcla.nd 72 58 DLLrott St. Lou.ll! Chicago . .. .. . .. . 64 5J 63 70 87 92 I"Ct. -DB 38 50 54 :m Boston . . . . . . . . . . 21 --- .lfll) .&7~ /!~. - ,I-' ' . I ,. ' poUs ~. Stolen bases Jenkin5, R. Aliens~ wor!.h, Brown. I · pot,~ble play R . AlleMwortJ\ to l!attm. • E'itcftii\IJ' apportlonlllent: Beaver 1nri.lrfP, raced ·n batLere, a1- 7 1- 3 ~owed 8 hlt-8. 10 rwts; Neal 2-3 fnn .. tng face::t 2 butters, no hlt.s, no runs . Wlhi)lbg pitcher Dtgrrlns. ""! ~vcr. r-.. " Tlme of gulne 1:12. Umpires Mees. Allensworth. Sleeth. Sooi't!' by Innings : M1ddlrPolt 123 456 I!J9 T 120 ~ 00 000 ... 0 1 I 0 2 1 2 1 o 1 o1 3 6 o oo u n o • 04006x1D ·M~ICE . A~F ~~~J,..Y . H. ,, l· lfWo YOUAJGSIERS OF '11-j~ U-~· WAL.I<:E(2 cup 'ri!:..liM WHG:l Wtl.L '·· '' ' ~· ~ Iff# P:t-A.Y,I~G· fO~ ..... 'THE Ft!C!-Sr lftME I~ .)'l:.ili CU.P MA'fOH~~! . .. ' 'EXCEPT f\ CoUf'~f; .Of 6u"($ w>lo Srll'~l< OUT So N{)Uo\:1'1' C~t<l 13oi'\Row F!W'I "li\~M ·-? '. .. I ' I .] ·"~': HJ L ' -~ ~ - ' ' ' ' . , ·-·' ( ' '. . ~- l / ,. - •. l . • .• ··" 't' ' ~- t " '• •• '·' 'r'~o;o, I. Ki!)f, ~.,..... ~~;I'll'· IO<., • . follq.,ed :~f:~~: . D' ~$1'!~!! 1· . \ - ·- \,..........,.~ 7 T 01a1 ....... , .440 JlQ .21J7 ' ..n o N"' ' Ha .f •'..1. ~r""'' .... a,_~ ' AI!, R !I 1 ~- DoOr. Ill .. .. .. .. .. • I t D B.Mu1er.et ......... ,JOIO 0 . H...,o. 11 .......... I Q 0 0 ~ d :i¥2 .Q,l 1 J. llltuOn, 2b .. .. .. .. .. • 0 • • C.!'W<r.c .......... J 0 0 0 Cope~. It .. ...... .. 1 • 1 ~ .ttltl .492 I 0 0' ' N. """· Ib .. .. .. .. .. . I ft ft Yonker, P .......... 0 0 I) Glbbot, p 0 0' D 68 SL. Louis 83 .65 B-n .. .. .. .. 63 ~' e, . . . . . . . 69 Clnclnna.tl . :-:-. . . 66 --==~~l:'!::-:l~~~=-- :f 0 1 I) ',,- q• ~. , . 60 62 . __, • .523 Fl".tsburgh ~ -tis Br(oklyn . 68 Philadelphla . . . .. 6."1 Nt:w York rt~~ Curry, 3b ... ........ . .. I 2 -~ney, P . . .. .. .. .. .. 4 o endtnhot. lb .. -: ., .. o Q R~u. ~ .1.... 1 t Tel. d ................. McOuJtourh. m, ..... , . • _ .&&t .504 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club \\. L . 74 51 ChicaKO 7& .4811 .•461 ,,23 ot~o· - · rt a -- PlTCllES NO HIT -GAM~ I ---- ..... 31 0 I D llcore by lnnlna• Itlt ~ 7W l' I!JleAd!J PIYO .'.. .. 102 OIJ 001 t New Haven . . .. . 000 ~ GOO 4 .. .. .. 94 Baltimore . . ' . . . . 81 Butlalo ....... .. Roch.e$ter 10 Club w. Nt!~wk --------------- .._,rr ... .......... B&mum,c ............ l l 'i o HOW THEY STAND ArriEIUCAN LEAGUE fitr.gie. In tJ•e sevcntb tht: loser& had a tine chance to g-et aomtJ TUf!!S. Pllo!Jaj'a froiD ' rCiv.r l"fCDl' Pr!e..Uy PIV< 1 All ·B H IJ' J~.ll ............ l l 3' 0 ........ Montreat .. ...... Jeney City . " ... Albany .. ... .. TOI'Onto .... . . . . "" 71 tl6 8( 50 L . . Pet 62 .641 .&&I .,.. .m Yl "1' 67 82 ~~~ .5J'f .440 .438 \'ESTERDtt..t''S RESULTS AMEJIICA.N ASSOCUTION Colwnbua. 3, KaMR.8 Clty 0. Milwaukee 6, Toledo 5. Milwaukee lO,.Toledo 4. St. Paul 8, LOulavUie 4. st. PnUl 7, Ull,llaviUe 0, M1nneapo1Ja 5, lndtanapoll8 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE Ptttl"burgh 10, Boeton 7. P111!.1iburgh 3, Bo8ton ~­ C~go 4. New York 3. • Brooklyn 5, dt. Louls 4. Only ramea &et>~duled. AMEKIC.t.N ....:AGtTE Boston 6, Ole•· ~land 2, Washingtoll 11, SL. Louis 7 1 �t' I ~. ~ t• . •• .. • H ... ... -·. ( . .. • .. r\' '• \ ~ <·· ..... ' <1"1' , .I ~ ~ IJII'Ii! ... :.., ..)pell' I mOJ~ -~ . ~ .... . .,~li~DtY; ·3~D~Z~N:SC J .- 1"1'' ,( ) · ' ; I , r 'F- I • .... ( r 150 PEQUOT BED' SH~TS • · aa· ·b,_- eo . t~!lle beet 1 ... a,. .• ;lllf~tlr'IMIIIet.......U ~'!..u&r-.. ... ..... loleao~'\nlie' &hq ..... .~TH~~AY". 'Gk ... i-~'ESKtMO'~ ELEctRIC!· .. · FANS - repler ..,... ' _. e1111W!ner: ,. T~RSDAY$2:20 260 RQLL$ Vl('J;ORY : , TplLET ~:AP£R THUR.snkY_I2' \ . ' _mee"tr~e r~ c ._.......... Oil' NPlar'• 7 fo~ 211e ' '. _ , , .J. ' '·' ~ ,'aau&:r-cn,. .. :rHU~SDAY ~~OR 3 sc", • 7 .. - Mf, .and Mra. Emma Meet . or . . C. Moor, Robinson; Ill., high school t4jacher,l .~Y Oooclwln 'and Paul Sml$h all,d ~Is wife, whose slaying be confessed Sunday. Moor I~==~:~:::: ~-:!in·t: lfad previously maintained that robbers killed his wife. 'day. ~ eo 11 ftl"n... Moor was found shot death August 14. For two ·h.!·!Hv~r:;' ~ ==~ :!;; ~eeks Moor maintained that r(j)bers had accosted hiJI!· h ';,); b~. : . self .and. his wife and that they slugged him and killtld Ur( cwr::t:ol~~=~tal=-~ Mn. Moor. In Atllelfi Weifn• .• 1f • ·-~" ~!£hie •• S~le, •, ·"i· Ann Dvorak, Nqah Bber}: in · ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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