https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c6daa939ee9d268cc9d1db7f9d76e8ca.pdf 4c0b5feefd5130241461b2c96ff10969 PDF Text Text • \ ' ... ' - GEQD • ,I , f SUIT fiR 1 At Lbla Wreck ken talked to lhe large crowd __ ... 1ot Yeterana ~th capt.. Lo~tY ol MF. and Jlrs. Roy Trt.ey and two Athena, acttDc M muter .or eerechllttren, and Mr. and Mra. Otho monttt. A plentc lunch was eervt!d Wife, !•... in Traey, rec!elved minor lnJI,llies and ', at noon. brutsea 1n an automoblw. aookletn ' Conrreaeman Jeukina aocl HoiiJ, ISOil Wolfe, 11troqh a.t Zaneavme, Sunday eventns. and candidate 1or con~~:re&& Johnaon "Next Friend,., Filei I t.ln. Roy Tracy received a cut of ~ oount.y, addressed the OYer the left eye whtn strt•ck by auembb', followed by a mOflt ln12S.OOO Suit ftytng tllas from the wlndebleld; teteettna t.alk by Ju~ MsthJas -• Roy received bruiaeJ about the 1put n1t1ona1 oonunander l)f cohead, •• did "" """ •nd daU&bter.llumbu.o __ .--Mr. &nd Mr11. Ot.ho Tracy auftered. - - -- · somewhat from mlnor brutaea and ! BABY HYSELL PASSES Truateea, Commi,ejonen, [Rhdck. J M&:-y a,seu, the el&ht monUts old John Bailev, ' Named The report nf th~ 'a(c1dent at.«t.ed da.UBht.er ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles that a car, belonging to otho, was Hysell ot Laurel Street past!ed away itruck by an automobile <trtven b"¥ at about 11 o'clock B~da.y e"¥ening. _ Martin L . Zwilllng of Z&nenWe, The parent&. one sister an<l two lnjurie& SUitalped. by ao B-y.-r- I wl',len the latter drovt. hll ear 1nt.o brothen a~lve. old boy when dyruunne wltb thi rear ?f the Tracy car when he 1 Funeni.l services Will be conducted he was playing e:~:ploded tn 1930 attemptea to drive In the .main at the l'681dence Tuellday at 1 ·30 ~. 10 ed h .. • thoroushtare from ~ aide mAd, .. h.a~ .._.n rm 118 t e ~u.se 1o: a It was said that Z...IDJL.J' ted •l p · M. -"lh w~ bu•.o'lalln charge ol Raw· S:.!D.OOO awt rued 1D the common he had b€e hi lth,._ •''" 1 111nga In the Gravel Hill cemetery. pleas court Moml&y mornlne n P 1ay 8 w a. oa: . n T•e plaintiff ' Ed18CJI\ W~Ue ' 10 car his car and did ndt see Ule Tracy !. The -Q · ue-.L ""-th till ~:o~~o er """""" o1 "wle l.l..ll lntant, by Orll Q. Wolfe, hL& 1 Bethany N. E. church will moe t nexL trlenl4. rtas nam...'d t.11e toUow: icenJ are mvestJBgt..iDI the nC· • 'IlleSday tveninl at the chunh. Ins .,. ~rendanta, 'l"de Bolrd Of ctclent, It ill utd, m an atl.4>mpl . Cqunty Commlal!l1oners of M,!l&s pl.Qce the blame. COunty, The Board of To~n&l'!IP HERE FOR FUNERAL TrUlll.eeti or Sutton k.ownllhlp, Willhun Bmlth, Irvln1 . Karr, w. A. The followlniJ out-Gf-f.o\vn ':i~~ ' ' cr..mpton and John B11.Ue)' . The aUepUona of U1e , plaintiff attended \.he funert~.l of Mrs. Bl'll.dbury, Sunday : Mrs. Lulu lite Lh.&t tlle oomful.Billoners and per and son Oe«'rge, 'Mr. and Sutton township :.rUHtees cnteroo C. A. Roush and .Mrs A. A .~ s,;i1i; lm.o an ajp'eemen~ on July 33, 1Y2'l, or Pt'- P~nt; Mr. and Mrs. lO Improve the Nease Hettlemem HCiwara Ot Mt.. Hope, w. va.; Mrll. ro~d on a 60·00 bae~ J . W. Westtall, Mr. and Mn. John Tne peUUoo further aUea:es that Fleld15. Mrs. Lucy Butler, Ml'&. Kate . a numbel' of men nad been \ em- Wu·d, Mrs. Dolly Ely Of Charleston; · ployed by the corruniuioners and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith ot Hart· ~rusLeell and John Eulley, ba.d been ford; and Mrs. J . B. Dodds an1 IUlmed as superviaur over ~bese son orMr. ·Bo.rbour~:v111e, W. Va , Mr. and worken. Wor,:.lr: on the road r.-qt.area Mt"S. Roy Cooper of Cteveland; Dr. considerable bWiting with explo- Ella Lupton, Mrl!l. Anna Bradbury, sives, wbich was stored btneath Mlf>S Mary Blake and Ml'll. Etta I the John. ~ey store rooro." Cushman of GalUpoJJs; Howard At ttle completion of the road Jchnson. Mr. and Ml'~ . Cu.sh J('lhh· work, the plamtlff .-harle&, a por- son and Pred Johnson' o! MkldleUon ot the dJnamtte ~nd ~ll' w!¥'e port; Mrs. Helen Bktnn~r. Mrs. left at the atoore room e.nd· nuthi:hK E5ther Schmoll, Mr. and Mrt." Jaa. WM aone to ~rovldtf ·Si..fety lnl!f.- EbHn, Mr. and Mrs. Auatln l:hll'h , i sures or to guard atahUIL tile ex- Mrs. Emery Steiner, Mr. and Mn. 1 ploaJves ln,lurinK (lthers. ah septfmDer 14, 1930, young '· Wolle. w1th other Nnl!tll <~hUdr-m, unde~ the agea oJ: 10 years, were MANY GRAN'DPARENTS pl.nyliiM around tho Ba.iley ~Jtm-e room and unaware of the dBnier Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roush (nee or the expl~ves attempted. t6 llgh\ Paul~e Jo"ronch; IUlnounce th~:.. l)lrth u match to a ca.p. or an el.ght poWld baby girl born In IJ'l.l) explotuou that retulted, Stmd,e.y momlnt. September l1 at the pcUtlOn state&, the WoUe lad their )lomE: on Mulberry Avenue. WD.S .njured severely J. Dout t~ !nee The baby has &he dl.<Jtlnctlon ot hav , and hand&. tua eye~~l¥~t ~mpo.ireA: 1ng ten living grandparentH: Mr.~ the alght or the left .,.e perm!lnent- and Mrs. Harvey Prench or Pome- · ly r:lestroyed, thr i!e tmrers a.r1a toe roy, s:randpa.rcnts; Mr and Mrs.! Ltltlmb ut lhe lett bana torn away Jdn. Earl Rou.sh of J4lddleport, neceSiltatlna an 1\mputatlon ano arondparenUI ; M1·. and Mrs. E. w. hill complete ncrvaus !iYHtem was ot HarrWonvllle, ~~:reat • wrecked, and 1111 a n:!luli ot the In· Warner arandj111rents; Mr. and Mrs. Petty jurles woulr:l be dl.&CIQ"~tl tne ~e­ Abbott. o! J.fldtlleport, &re~JL grandma.lnder or his life. Mn. l . R. .Frenq. tof ~0(• Par. the 1nJlli'IM su...t.alned. tlie P""'"' rei'BOnvute:·arcat 1reat gr~dlriot:haf pl&lntur IJ; aaklnlt t.ht cour' 1o ll'&nt and Mrs. Rilla. ROII!IIl ol Toledo a Judgment rllr f2ti,OOO againAt the g1oent grea~ grandmother. detentifnls named , · BIIJ.THJ>AY PARTY Ed • R. IN LOCAL COURT II I i AI Defendanb whlcP.j a Ou . . ' c•·-.... . ._='== ... IMIL'I' - - LOMDO'I. - "lauu·ni·ES rn L ' j n'Local People Ale I ~~AD. lid , u H ! Injured In Crash ;!.~~r:.~~.:.~c;:, OR M BASIS IF JMr.and ~Roy Traey ...d,:~~~tllptV=n~·= F anuly and Otho and naeeUnr eeveraJ. notea r '(.)ltj~l ____. wtll'r HIG H ST OU . ... " l Wisa Eleanor Hnrton Or Det.rtllt '8uDda7 arter 4~ weet ,with her bro\her ~ M'. ,.Hortorl of But Main alnet.. IBII - Martha Dorat lett far Coldmbul Bun"'""' when will ,.. -Y t!nW Capital untvenlty. .M1M BettY M:anary and mother of OloUIIter spent Sunday with Mr.. Mllmte Davia {·D<I Mia Sadie PhUHps. Mr. and M:ra. Norman Russen and IKm came Blltun:lay for a vlatt with Mra. RUSRU'a parents, Mr. and M.rl J . R. Start Gt Y:UlbPif)' av~ut. M'r. RusseU retumed Bunda)'; Mra RuaRU. and son wUI remain for • lotlfer viait. 'turned -----,-- Personals If J!IU. · 'l)ibune, eaU 236-L; If tht Bulbieu _omee aak for 202-IL FULL wee" I r I . . . :TO GAIN SUPPORT ' Coats ' ILegionnair;-To Refrain Frc.m Denunciation Of Preoident handsome fabrica, finell and the latest fashiona. A.s Guardsmen Confiocat.> Firetu'mt Found In !'·trikera' Homea 8t-~1kl.ng rannen, 6,()90 atrona:, ll"..OWlted on trucka and autoa, paracUnl put hotel ln 'l!ltoux City, hootlna Iowa., where 10vernors and repraen· oonfe :-enDt! on ~tlvea ot nine Middle West atatee held In the room ''"'" \ Delinquent Taxes Should Be Paid wa,kmanohip Cincinaati•n - Say11 Recom· Ordered to •, mend• Collection Thru Pro<eaaofl.o.~ •' Smart coata and fine tailoring with big fur collars lind cufh. PRICE RAN'GE $10.00, $15.00, $17.50, $25.00 Slump '· 'T be Dresses ' Tailored Street Frock1, woolen&, out· .. atandin1 typea with hu1e melon sleeves, . twillted 1i~leo o.nd biah n~cklinea. Each . one telec:ted by a ttyliat who knowa what ' :will enjoy wearin1. /14 price range for you All Eyes t' LEGION IS WET SITUATION TENSE New stand-off collars of the . aoftes~· fun, -----;r-.,. ·-· - Firtt "Moti- Plct11r••" Mr. and Mn. Robert Hill or Ollarli.'H l'Ptht" nf ~~ runcP 118 ed a Rlcb1rQad IIDDOunce tbe blrtll at pl'lmlth·p motion pl rtuN Cllhtera tm pound Mbr 1\rl, bom 8\mda:. , more than lhlriJ·fl\'e JNh aro &ft.erpoon, s.JKembtr 11 at Ule take picture~ or a womatl feedlq; ~ or 11r. ~ Rob- 1 cblcltena, a ru~alnrl'lor~e, aod ot.ber Retter of Llnootn 111~1. '!be bi.by 1 IICl!UII!II wblcb b• e~hlbltfld le PfDilJ- · lw been named Narola Lee. 1 Ul-tht·alot maf'lliD.@I, IN ICl CO Leg o' mutton sleeves, jabot-s, hhrh neck lines, now the featured styles in the New Coats and Dresles\ See the new fashiolii :today! Mr. ond Mtr.. Char\e~ OrnP!it'r o~ Rockspl'lngR enterL.M.Ined o. n11mbi;Jr or friends and !'elntlver. 1\t a. r:tlilm•r Sunday 1n hOitm or thP b\rtMa.y or their dau&h.ter. Miss Agnes Grueur ------ M a i ft e Elect• DemGCratic Governor for Fint Time in 18 Yean H~UHJN~ONS f~~NO Bl ..' ----- Athens, &:pt. 1~-0hlo unlvPr~lh dndcnts will not be subJeQt to Ule JU % tt:deml amWiement -.ax In at~ : 1 ·~· ' ; tend,ll~ ~fqotbau pmea at the · :· ~ .· <11il0· IILB.d llun thll ttUI, Director of (Continued lr•..rm r t"Mfl r~n'"' At blt.tlcs o. c. Bh·d nta.tect Loda.y patont on the break wltll rallylna _The fee which every Ohio uni- tendencies developln« vt:rslty student Ja a-equlred to pay The l&te break Jollowed a treah uch semester entitlea the .student slump m wheat and cotton ""d fur~ tp a paAAbook for all ho.,_~ fOQtbe.ll ther weatness In bonds. gumt.ll and · r 1-ee• admM&Iob' f tto' No group wu spa.red. Copper Hprlng uthlettc event&. This paY,~ ~t9Cks '\¥e1-e down 2 tu 3 pulms each 1 mt.nt QIIIC provides &tudent! with Lo,,es ~n the tttllltles ran to DlOl'e , lecture£, entertainments, and core 'than 3 points. OU.s lost l to 2 polnt.s I 1n the university lnftrmary. each. . 1 ·'It Is held that th kl b 19peclalt1es like Jr.nru Mnnvllle [ h. e e:um .PB Y and. Western UdiOJI were llff aa etc·~ stUdent. ILvtnp him free ~- mt~ch as li point.&.' Co.&e threshing I rnisilon t'J part ot Ohlo unlver- ami International Harveste1· wm· 1 ~ lty'!!l a.tbdtlc events, Js In th~ • ·· • weak with !Jl'Abl!l ·e lure of a student 'activity ree nth• MoLor stock's We~e led down by er ~han a challJt'l lor tLdmll:l&wn, Chrysler and Oenemlllotors which u.nd Is uot. subject to t.be tax," Mr. were hea,.lly sold, AubLrn looi about BJrd declared. 3 polnt.ll. AccefiSOI'V shares wet'P.I It 110 pelnted out that lllla fee lK down sharply, .. Chitl'&ed each student at regiltrallon and Ia required whethe1· 1\ t. t'I:Kltnt does apply tor a PIWibook u · does not attend any gamm~. It JS also thGUIIht that tbr l!lltl'rt.ttln ~ tContlnUIKI from ~ lnel l'r)~.;nbl provided by t.t'IIR fP.e wtJl est.:qU(.U(:d by with 11. majority of Lilpe the tax. Pur ba~ketbu.IJ and other ath· 3,189 In 1&14, a year when the nu~ letlc e1'ents at Ohio, however, it. Is ttonal ls&ues were di5C&rded. In 11120, presldentl&.l year, the t:ustornary ~ charg-e admls.s.lou lees. "Where a charce ot more ttt publicans acored a maJOI'lt.y of than 40 cents 1.& dui.de for admts~ tJ,OOO tor rovernor. In 1924, they r.tc.n, t.he student I! liable to ta'l "''" " by 36,625 a.nd four years qo, Huwever, every etrort will be made whlln Alfl'ed E Smith was tnP , to bl'ing admlRI:lkm fees within prealdentlal nominee, the Demo· urat.Jc aspirant fol' governor took that 1ange," Ml'. Bird stat6d. The federal tax must alao be a la-mbastlnr oJ: 82,480 out of a. to- 1 charsett to tree admlsl'lloru ll'llnt- tal vote or 213,500. cd f:O hlrh school or other fiJ'OUp&. However, all I)I!IEOOII eMployed In POLICE CLEARED any way to conduct the event are fXtmpl, It Is pointed out. This InMineola, N. Y., Sept. 13.-IN&clude& Wlhens, aua.rd8. oftlciall and All ~tmenta a~~&lne\. the NaMllu newEptlper reporten ooverillC the COWltY policemen ll'OW1ng out ol ~vent. A,lthoueh th• rullna at- the death of Hyrnan Stark by alt ects severaJ Ohio •OOJ.IereH. the tax Jelled " tbtr<l degree" methodll. ~:er ~ Problarn of each lnatJ.tuUon lhouJd <ll&mls8ed today by Supreme Court be cheeked with the federal 00m.- ,Juatlce John B. Johnaton. ml118loner Of tntemal reo,•enue by 'nJe dl&mllss.l 91 Lhe lndictmenta the athletic ofDdale. VIU on t.he motion of Dlatrtct AtRetle"ed Beata In the Ohio Ita· torney Elvln N. Edwards. diun. have been reduoed. for lllJ -- &ames thla year, 'lbe tee far all SIX MAY BF. DROWNED games excePt the opent 08 enooun, ter Will be $UIO phil tho 10% tax Toledo, 0.. Sept. 12-INS-Pean Oost ot the Sept. 2• ... rrae wu.h 'lor t.he rm.fety of six Toledo men Rio Grande 11 to !:It 50 cent., 1\DX who raned to return alter a. 1\ebtnc seahl will be 60 cents ea;tn. at all trtp were ex~ by friends and 11ames. Mall ord~ wW be ,... rela.tivea todi'Y as a search or et.lvc(l for an aamee a.tter Sept, u Lalal Erie wsa. 'dt.arted by oftlclals ot thl'l omce ot the director or ath- or the Toledo Yacht club &Dd coast lt:lle1, Mr. Bird aald. 11uards. . Smashing Victory Won By Democrats HOOVER C[N~URE I [MENT f~ll~ I ' Ohkl-M.Mtly clondJ wltb ~~ n~t and probably tn South poruon ~­ d~y •no• ntnr BUghUy cooler in nti"BBM ~ portion lonlaht . FLYING ·FAMILY I ea .Y ,..... WEATHER FORECAST_; NEWS SER'T!CiE i 1 arut·- NOTlCI!l ~oat READERS' the News omce o1 The Oall)o -~ :~9~F~~~~~~~~ :raR~=~tl~ld NEW DAUGBT.E& o\I:RJV£8 ..,tJ, --- · -------~ n. ew or Students Escape · Amusement Tax 15TH Avt COL " IIB 'JS 0 Mr.. L. G. Bean qt Athena: wu 111 home eoonobllet at- the IOCMI hi l h Ed.WI.Jt Hood, bu liPID' the Pomeroy Bunda.y caiUnl' on f'roend~ . schOOl, returned from Wellllton ·~ IWDmetl wtth. hll pa.ren\a, Mr. uu:1 A report of the dr:t.th or MfJ. Kr. and MrL Race: Hartlq 01' 8undaJ, where she &))eat the wet:k !,ln. O'!'ant HOOd of MtneraviU•. Oscar Marlhua:h, september 4, h9 Baltllncb, 0.. are here vllttlng tnd" wttb her parent,ro. MIM Weleh, 'returned to Oolumbltl Sunday Wb~re ~ and relat.lvea:. wh!L ht wtll been received here In a le\ter frOm w • • - - a - • --:el• ot the '1...... e mne her ncme he Is .. atUiient ln the Ohio Stator ltlra. 0 . B . lhle, ot Wht.Ui.er, OJ.U. -~ ........,. 1 '"th llr.re.and Mnl. Jet~&e Brewster SChool for the De&!. fomia.. M.rl. Marib118b cued at her Simpson 14. E. chuM wtll 10ld a of Second &t . , Mr. and. ¥rs. Amos Junod aacl potlUCk· su_pper tbil el-enlna u.t the home In Alhambra, O.,J .. after Ul ohurch. 'Ibe Llnd•.a·R&nd a~ty Mr. and. M.rl. Ed Prlode and ~on Jack ~' and Y:ra. c. lllne81!1 of about a ye&r and a half, of the llmfl church wtll meft. lues- fa.mJiy have returned from a Reed ten Bundty for Waahlnlt.c:A. She wu £ slater of Oeoq'e W- 1\I.P.. day evening at tlu! chure.h. wtek'a trlp at Indtan Lake, where D. 0 . where they wUJ 15pend a pold, who ma-kes bll home wltb hlt Mra. l'!orence R. emlth.. oia.agn . f.hey et~nded an lnaurR nce con- wlth rrlends and relaitves. daughter, Mrs. Ihlt . Bllllll W&B ter PIOrebce and Mlu Jean RUBMeJl ventiofl. Ge~ald Welker arr1¥,ed SUnd&J· made In Alhambra. ' returned 8und~~oy a.tter apeodlne t.a:t! Robert HIU and mother. Mrs. frGm Denver CCilorado · and other •eek end with Yr. and ¥rB. Srwl 1 John Htll, ot R.lchwhood. came polnLB ot the Wi!St. Mr. Welkef Chamberlin of Columbua. Sunday for a vlsU. wUh Mr. and left. Ppmeroy May 25, and hN beeo Mr. Nld Mra. Wm. Grlllth If'· Mn Edl.8on Hobst.eUer. spending the summer WO!tinl Ia turned Sunday to Cnlumbua. att~ : f ! Iowa and Oklahoma wbeat fkllda. apendinJ the week -md with telaMr. and Mra. u . c. Oraham o Mr. and llrl. Oeorae Hess ot Ma.r0 . P . Daniell, dauahier, Mar)' 1111. ~~~a--te Durst. and ru..\llo · .. h Th Oharl~ton ~ •ana Mrs. Ray d EltzaDeth, &nd so.n Roie!t_~f Cleve- t.er aeml;"''A.nn ancl Mlii'J Cora wves ere. ey were a.coomp.:.;nJoli · m-~·. !etta spent' Sunday With ; Mr. an It nuW e.ntt by Mrl. OrttDth'a aliter, Mra. Lela-tad Ctlrlsttnan and Charles Chrtstrn~n Mrs. I. B. Weed and ~tl)' . land, and Mlas t;leJll. -~ Durat ··apent 8.unda.y W Columbu> ~lei and daUfhliflr Vlvlan who of Wa.ahington, Pa., ntumed- <.Qo Mrs. Henry Kilmer and two dauDr and Mrs. W4!!s~rvelt an 8011 wlt.h the l&tter'l &illter, Mn. H. H. lllao 6""'nt the week eDd here. their homed Sunday alter spend- ' ....,. and MI .... Amellliand c·Wllllam of Coolv11le and l!'llHto Bel 0rum a.nd fl\lnlly. ... n d, K - •• Wills of Marion went to Pt. Pleasant. Mlu Eliu.beth Arr.old left C.)r Mn. Wl'lght McCrcba and dtt.'uih- lni .t e W:lfl!.k ~nd. Wlt.h Mr. .m l lyn Kilmer of Muletta. w~re Sun~ SUilday and atu:nG.tC the 8Jlanleh zaneavllh! Sunday. 8he h118 been tera Mary and Arme retumed Sun· Mrs. John Hite. i'uest.li or Mrs. BarDo.ra SMith. AmericllD War Veteran! Picnic. transferred to the Zarresvllle ofl'lte da.y from ColumbUll etter spendmg Mrs. C. P . wna: of Washington, He.~ ma.n Hotfner and fllll\UY and They were aocompanled home b)' or t.he Pinlaw & Duerr contraci1na the weell: end with her brother-i.."l · Pt.., came _saturday for a \'isit 1John' Hoffner . Jr., spent Sunday Mrs G. P Daniels who ht& bP.en company_ 14w and slater, Mr. f'bd Jln. ~ay . wltb her niece, Mrs. John Hl te. I with Mrr and Mrs. AI~ Pennel spending the week with J.l'r. and DoUila'J Jl!nnlnll!l whO ha& spent nard :Da.v.lB and fami)J'. Hentf Rasp --!'etunled Satw·oay 1of zates;.land Mr. and Mr;. Warren M1.s. J ohn Burnell and famll¥. the ewnmer here, hat left for Cairo, Bruno Pierotti anti MarvJn RG- from Columbus a!t.cr spending tbe Eowers and family of McA.rt.hur. Mi 88 Mildred Hazt'!~t.on retumlld IllinoiS, where he llas emploYment berts left Sunday for Oxford whcr r week with his son-In-law and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs and Sunday fron. ~ wilek end vilit wlth with the Barrett StejUJllhlp Cc-. they wUI enter Mla.ml UniYendty. dauahter, Mr. and Mrs. PhU Meier. children, Harriet and Jtmrhle, Mr. rrtend 15 at Shade. Mr. and Mr&. Wilson Nort'>l or Mrs. J . R. Stark returned from Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H&:l tley iU'• and Mrs. Walte-r Walker, MJaaeB Mrs. HarnW Crumley left Sunday Athens returned Sunday Mtct Delatnre, Saturday wbere she at· 1 rl\'ed Bunda)' from Columbus for Fdna 01U-nnd Gladys Orueaet', ror a ~wo mont!t'& trip throU&"h Plpendlng the week end wlth tJu! lat. tended the funeral of her !ather.! a vlllt with their son and d&.Uilh• Marion Howell and Frank Dlll ter-1n·law, Mr. and MJ'IJ. Malcolm spent suilday 'at Lake A~a near Denver, Colorado Bprln8B and other t.er's parents. Mr. and M111. P . L W . D. Di!obro. poln~h_e_ ~~~ --- - -;:o:~P~ee~p~le~•~·:;:;;;:;;:;;-===;t;;;:;;:;:;=~=~M~"'==•=•m=•=·=welsp., t.eacuer of D. H).rUey. Wellston. · OliO IN FAR if' OHIO ST Aft NUSt UV ·all. India Thrust On Verge of Trouble $1.95, S?.95; .$3.95, .~5~95, $10.00 • ' NEW FALL HAT5 DAILY! ·Now is th~ time to buy one of new Fall Felts. Bows, Feathers and Otnam~nts a~e used to accent t~e new hats and .to. add , color to the Qe:W Fall Costu'"""-·-': .: $. J.Bl)u ~,. , ; " r. '.· -: : .;:: .L . , ~ ..., ~. ·., ....... o. •.;, .. , : •• ·.~ .., , . ,:• .. . .. ..\Jtll . .' ·p ..' •··'· . : . ~.\ :. : ·. l.,."',; . u-t~w. •" t' · ~- .·~ " ~~ -1,.. ~ Tile Bayers ol The 8ed Aa'bor ~- SaiU~ar to Mal"' M~re -teaslve Fall aad W1nter Parcllales. NIW.COODS ABltrflNC DAD.'f! , < , I .\ - -- ·- - ----~- ·-- SHIP "LORD TALBOT' GIVES OF HUTCHINSON FAMILy !CAP-I'T0-1 TO BE HEATED BY PRISON Pbl.lNG HUNTS FOR MISSING ROBINS 'I'ho foUowinr ill the f11"1:1t t:ernp}ete story ot the finding of the HutehiiUIOn famHy, · m!Wn· for 1110re tha.'n so hout'!i and bellefed tilled In Oreenlnnd, a!; beard £rom the ~lps ot U1e ptan In cha1·g ~ ot tbelr n:scue.-The td. / By CAPTAIN 1110MAS WATSON Copyrlrht 1932, by INS A'<*ld Trawler Lord Talbot. vlQ radio to Lcndon, Sept. 13.-IN&1'bll meuaae Ia belnl ftled · &t 3:30 thiJ momlna tappa~ntly Oreen· wlah mWn tlme, or 10:30 p.pf, Monday, e.s.U . d.n'IVed ott the lllhfD1 ll'o.UDdli' near .Anpla&l&llt, ~;.. lt.Dd .(~ tbe ~ tJOMt) at. a::fO .we: · Sunday a.tternoon and lmmedl· 'atel.y picked up the 80S rrom the We fpoke to thCJ Aberdeen trawH\Iteh1Dilon's airplane whlch had lets "Star of Vlcwry" and "Mount be<:n tra.nsmitted vta Ana:magsal1k. A.rd" off Cape Dab. Skippers we i.-:.aamed lmmedia.~IY under Campbell and Smith decided to fuU preeaure tor the spot where [ J[,in us in the search and toCIIt pothetr message aald they h.1.d been sltlona Six or seven miles apart. toreed dowil. bUt after ctrcllna In thl& fRshion Wf! steamed parabout for aome time failed to ftnd alleJ courses for more than fiftythem. ttve miles. . We continued aearchlnr after Darkness had Just fallen last dart Sunday nll:ht, a,ided by u. ntsht when we s!Rilted a Jtare ri~ht poWertut aeaic:bJlgbt. 11tead We kept on at full Epeed. Nwnel'OUII 1eeberp, hOwever, w'oi'.klng our searchllgbt. D1&dt our wor1t at nllht very scc.n we encountered an lc~fteld . OUI.t. We liM .IJD rockets at fre· We warned the vther 111hiPB of the -.\lint lntemll bUi: JdWitecl, no [' d1tn1er by Mol'Bft ste:nals. rePIJ• . • we navigated sloWly through the · Prom dayllctiL, unU.l noon tiAAn- ~ l.ce towartll the dls[reas .Jgna.Js ,da,. we cove~ed fttty mlleE sbt)!cn~ which were about eJaht mues tna the coutl\M. aDeilm. dltft- 1 "We navigated Jlo-..ly a.beam." As we neared th~ dl!tress lli&llllls our rsearcllllght p1<:ked ouL the wrectare of the Hutchinson plane In th~ waters Of Ikersuak Pjord. 1 At 1 o'clock tllis momiDIJ I sent [ 11 m(:rse melll!aiJe and got a reply th~;~t t he HutchiD!ons were all well. we Iaunchal . Doo.tl5 Immediately under the co:nmo.nd of my mnte and with flve of the crew bUt the I boat returned at 2:15A. M Tht! mate and Col. HutchJilJII)n had declrled thP.re was too much of a 15well to t<ftect n rescue In the dnrknrBIS. t :tm p!eas ~ d to report that we will get all membe!'s or the pa1·ty ot cl.ay\IIJht, and I will wlrele&<J further deta1la alter the ~ue . The plane Is a total wreck. I 1 �ftiBDA1'. BWi ;iwwn. 11, ) TBJQ .. AJ tlJa ~!,11 N~ . .... ' one .tJo u.t.ei the eontlVJ not ll&ta thl , ..... 'ftw two IPMC'.,. wen ..,.,.;;,;4 bJ ,.• ._. Jlenr1 L. BteWDI, lr., 'Who 1tJ4 bo&b Clfbllaaa HW'IQ' ha.d "'8poktn out o1 of- · - · ~ - - -- ... ....... ':r.. ··~ -.4 I oil i l Jl!oQ11-tl... ~ 0., II, 11;: It )l>o ""' Oil'" •• Big Reduction In Prices Announced .......... -~ ~ loo.,.- ~ -...,, "· • ~·~~~- •llll•'f'l'- ...,tor,.. ~~liar! t!"< ~· ~ -"1 "' ~ "'~ ....... ....... ~tll<>\!111 .... "'"''""'' ~ .,'1001 ... _.., •11<1 ~- ' Amolll' 1oM cub bonus lldYocata and their ~ the ()I'IIDIMftt.l taD 1 \be of &he lml.llnatkNl. Pew 1Incldenta In Lealon his\ory have aUrred up .10 many anrtY debates. SP! .lD ..'< IIUIWi .:_d. 'rhe hQ.!Ite88 8Eirved refmhments aL "t.he close of the bU.lllnesa ~ion I 11~0;1-= If Tvr!\_L P tJif, ~ ~· B~ Mine ..tSSOCIATION ENTIEI.TA.INED l.o<:al Football Admiui- The Put Ohie:ra Al.&oclation waa enterta!Ilf:d Monday evenlna b.Y Cut to 25 and IS Cento Mn. J H Orate, Mrs. John Down· ng a.nd Mrs1 Lulu .Mason at ~ Thia Fan . Lrmer'.t~llome on NorLh Th11:d AveDrl!IUC redUCtion!! ~ ll.dt\lh15lcn flue, 'rwenty·three were pri&eqt tor prloes to all football . v,ames of tl ·~ tbe bu.siness meeting and eocta.l Gime • Mlddl.....t bigh ocbool this At "u1t ctose or the buaine&~~ 4ls· hav~ been annou.netod. The a.amlSSIon prlce will be :m cents for ~oiult.s cu~lon, 1 eh-eshment.tr were W I"VCU and 16 cents tor sehool chHdren BIRTHDAY PARTY lnclUdlnr hilh SChool. ' The admlssion price heretofore Mns Keny Orcgsn ente1'talned has been &0 eenUr tor ad.nlta llnd 35 abom fifteen ch.lle!ren 11.t Mr l•n·-:1e cent. !or- 1Jehool children and the on Race strP.et, M.cndiLy afternoon. olllclala Of the school believe thn.t llLnottng the filth birthday annlvet ~ reductJon ol Ml per cent lhoum llt sQr y of he1 son Rlenard Refrelh· made th1fl 8elllon. rnent& we re served at Lhe close o! The Yellow Jacke l!~ practlct! r-ess Lhe :a.ft.etnocn spent 1n Jll&,yfng vnt-lpns wm oontlne this week In !)rc· Lous g:unt>s Paration for the etpenlna Ct..ntest Cheshire, FridJt. y niJh ~. Se~ Harold Lohse a.nd Wayne Swb1h tethpraot.ice ~ons a.re beln~ neld cr left Monday, hl ~ch·hlltlng for C afternoon, and Uu! :;ent!rai Cahfornla. BRIDdE CLUB HOSTESS ' ~ubllc }las been exclueled. Mr . and Mrs. Ra r y WIJUamson I · New uniforms and other equip. aucl ctlilrlnr of Akron, Mr p.mi r,t:rs Mrs Gerald Rlee waa 110fte.<:f5 ment hl:v~ been purchased this year J c Fisher Jr or ZllnesvHle Mr Monday evening to her bridge dub lnd w111 h In the Cheshire and 'Mrs het! Pls hcr of Oa.H!poll~ at her home ll·l Beech Street, Mn. ga.~~e The football trou~ers are and Mr and Mrs C.isude Flemm~ I ::::r.::::=..-:::;::.::;.;:...;.' .-==. ' l~k with, Ill orange stripe oro each of Ja(ksonvtlle. Fla , spent sUnday • · --- I leg. The Jerseys a.re black wltn or· With Mr and M1 s. J C Fisher St Special for Sept ]4 to auee llsure~. and the sooks are. en. S •xth Avenue ' 1S 2~ Ho '• Ut-'lY black 'These uniform~>. will Mrs D 8 Farrn~t l.s hnpro~mg ep~. a~ t oil treatment, 1 ~uSed ill the praellce session Wf'd - nicely fro m a. recent tllncS~:~. I Sly!mpqo and Finaer Wave Mr · and. Mra. Ira Hill spent sun· day the CUI!IIt8 of Frances Morr1s ueM&y. Nc•., I Moore llnd famlly have I Sh •1 • -:-------- - • moved from Cole street tc the oms I c, or . ampoo and Faa.. and f&mlly ot Raelne. Charles McKenzie or Salem spent GUILD MlfTS more property on SO.utb. Pourth Ave l aer WaVe SOc· M · · Heath M E O Wtlud., Oaks· ol Molden W Va :....1 F • I •ntcure 1 Prince Pl·ede lek Wilhelm trlghtl , 21 -yenr-o ld sOn i'lr ·fonner the wtet end the aunt of D. c Me· . u,lldElmt!r fll~t Mon wa.s aChweek end &IJ;\I actat ' tMod • Arch free. Drown Prince o:r Germany, as he arrhed In Chicago from the west coast, Kenate. da-y eveniilg with Mn Me·- Mrs t~• T d vf.st·.:.orot' Mr. und·· Call 1 Darnll and arl Taylllr Lester Me 1 • aarLy for Its regulor u 1 ares e ro\\ <Ml'"" • u of Officers wos hmlcde ng E ee· 1 Mn Cecil Jewel of c 111 ·pen~er Shop M'ddl em Beauty ....here he gnve HoUywood the "cold shaulcter · He wu met by the Rev . Kenzie a.ne! Raymond · Radcliffe t , with oftl- enlered MtM111an h It , Ch pe, I eport. , c s or the ptecedlna year re.clcct· 1 lest.on Tuesday fo osp 8 1 a'~"i .,. Plster Oeft1 . a tnend ot the HOhenr.ollern family The Pi~!~ iB attended th~ PAI1-Y Saturday even· 9 • 13•2t 1l!'acob lng rJven bv Mr ~tnd Mn; Wilbur • , r an operat on. 1 ~ ~ ~ - - - - - -: -; .... ·-. - - - - - • Brewer of Oak Orove. 1making 11 study of American raUroa.d~ 1>o Ill - - .,.u.,...•'JI1 Ill!'•"" .- - ,, . sr Mao J~~ pup; Nonth . . . . . . . . W~ ..... , . . ·~ ..... , .. f One~ •...•. 1 •••• , . . . . . . . ~ . Ttlfte Montbs One YU.l'· .... .... , , ... , ,. · ·• 6.DO ~ M11ntha one . . ... . . . .. .. .... .. . .. . I 1 .&0 • 1-!JQ 1 jj,(Jp . u.!lll Pboto llhDwl otndal Wes& ~ntaUvet ot a~iea at p,..,..~llil,_. .~.(~ (.~llll( L 0 ~ • ~' · 1 ~l£ BEST TYPE .- :.:URF'ACE. >wtar ~ : .O lATf B<Wtt1 Cit ' MOTOR \f)IIQ.t T• • ,.,. . "' ' . , pzoac.t: R. WEU.INGTON (Co.•il.....,_ ef.ll..,tor I ~hulf'll 6/ ., Uhf.lde / 1141.J) ~ •I I• I 1 PLAINVIE\1' Oila • A SUUE ,SUPPORT-The etemul G >dis thy refuge, and -underneath are the everla sting arms.-Deut. 33:27. .. · WITH PERFECT ' ' '(,.,_fl.fd •I IN Bufsrn Co •f,.r"'"'' fJ / Jl!lto.- 1'dudt Cur#Miflfllu&.er•J ; :I UOW QUICKLY C A !I ':. 1 U The stnpplng distances &lven • • ill~ lft'OPt KAowl-.., or the a vel'· a minimum. It the condition• we ... ... M••VA JOIII' car mut travel any bu~ the beat, t.lie t~ and d.lit , Won,_ caD br'IDI' It to a atop t ance required to'11top would. •1:14rl Jl, • 111011t baport&nt automobile con"'lderatlly peater That 11, If tbej .r.ty .,....... road liiUrfa.ce 1¥ wet, Icy, muddy, of. BtuQ' &btl eW,rt ab<Jve. If you altppery, It you r tires are worft: ~ eaoBOt 1tDp wtWa tbeu prescribed y(lur brakea poor. or If the lr&4+! AUlD_. ftlob an gtven u a ot the hl(bway Ia dawnwanl, mo,. _ . . . . . . . )'CIQ an conatantly tnt• time and distance 11 nee4ed. !1 ~ \0 tM d&Dpl' of acclclent. In · Menta.llt)t and lntetllrence . . . :tile M,D ~ and nearly a to have nothln&" to do with abiJltttJ 'JidiiiH liiiJar* aaued bJ' the au- to atbp & car. A ncent study llli;f toltlObUII nported to the National cloaed that the operator w:ltb ,.__" er C&n!UtJ' aDd Su•ty LTn· qulekeat nactlon time wu o~ ~ iUt ,-.r, Inability to or 1cnr mentality and tb&t operaU.fa wu CI!IFt''"'r a domhlati~S' Wltb bllb Intelligence were IOOl,_. ......., Umfill 11ower to r~aet. ,, I -pteM"'' .._._... .. the IIUDl· lndcMntally, If you wtll.tudy tM I. . fiJI IMl JOU ...; wtU trav.-1. be- rapidity ot JPOVI!!Dlftt at tile ld"Wa;d ·s~rk Pom;roy received htud~h l n~ tor the little- colony - •• ~, hRev. and attendln11 Mrs. Albert Hill who ~ouq~ •ve been conference at _., rcu eu, put J'OQI' toot en JODI' InK rates of 1))H(i In term• ot f s mce the cnlonlsta never halve N ~~~ Jaat we€'k returned home iln'U*. J\ ll' tbe dlstaaee covered travelled p11r IHJCOild, you 1 hlih score of the evenlm: 8 I "-'Om ,. .Cl :CAL !STOPPING ~c.: '" "'th tour rovemtn and o _,:... •J . ... - ·- ~IJI), ~tlaOelPhh~. Pitl:.lbura, lollhVILukee. ~ PP1NG --c om \, ,' )MI O!llr Qlllo. !II)Piol rlit ""' <>I ~ I, t~." 1111!11""~ Dojll' ~ ~ ~I!J"'It. !<I'A"- ""~ .....u.li• 111\'10 "' !10 ~ How Quickly C::r. You Stop? I lfecktotht 7&· , ----- 1 I •s.' ..the • I :t. "bt l tb._ 1- va I ,... 1 ... ....... n.me . fc..od at tuu-u;L tban auftldea ---, evtntnr. .... tM o.omeat :roar !train doubtleu reaU&e the necustty tot Mrs. Fannie Townsend went to '"· their needs through the ton&: Mr. and Mrs. Harry M•-'- Of •• "'top• 1IDUI your mueeles k6eplq your drtvlnl' •PHd ~ Athens Tu~lldaY fm• a VI/lit, WJIJ1 I WUJtf•r. ' ' • ron an a_oendlnt some ""'UJ ....._ .. . . Ml'nl ooonUDate, ab4 JOU put to ra.tee within which you mal: he H time the r son 111rry Tov.;nJend and 1um- 1 On the other hP.nd the Aberd{lfn lllflta ot hM pa.re11 t.o; Mr and M•• ~ toot •• the brake. baWl a chance to •top without ~ ily • f,\\ner .. of the Lord TalbOt.- cleclare ~c1 Morris, ,"' · 'l"be flll:ltJ)r, HW. 00Midere4, 111 116 'dent.. • 1 acLummoclatlOns on th(! Mr. anel Mr1. .Emil Johnson and f~t tb&t It ,ccweru. nearly a Be eertaln of how quickly 70U , FAMILY Rt:UNION I 1K1 Jetil.rlct.ed It would be Hoth'!tlaj tter'11 parents ot 8pUiet Val ifid';i~ liM dUtanoe NQU!red to can atop, and avoid accldenU from "'•n,, I The Bol.~ fa mil; rt'Wllon was t kl !lnd room aboard tor the r e o! Keno and f_,ucy and dol~ la..a a 1DiiJ¥ID&" automoblh. tb1s --.rd. 1 held at tb~ , home of M C Boice arctic l'l!!iugees MeKenlie and friend 8,.. ... n•od 1 FEAni/UI.S oSYNDJr.ATE,INC. apendin(l: 1l0111e Ume the suest ol bls a.nd daurht:er Emma SUhda~· The day ~ Ice8 .....,. u Fir•-Firhtiar Term CHAPTER TBIRTY-FOUll ,_ tbe earl• ' day was eQjt)yable Hpent by all and I at Cret'ra Butlciay and son Otha Circle ana, fa mily f'o mpil'P' I~ A I I Plkh WOI'fl llt~r­ HI breeze Mr. land Mrs. Ot~~ Paynter. Wilbur Brewer of Dllk Grove was f'am would make PO ha I gail to I.. • •• ,aanc 1 OUI; -'Wby not nm down to Ma.mi fel a.t noon a ChiCken d.nner was sei"V· ' SODll of Portland llpent SUnday the calllni on the Rldif SW1111Y ullv IRI•!IRIRI! 11 tlrPmun; from pompto ~W•nes. She w uld ~· nc 7 ~renee. whole teeth a df.J", I'll be at the Flamin 0 I'll ed to the following Invited guests ~ ll"lle8t of E w Hill mf'nR IRj: a !•Urnp In !r:or ruorlf'rn nlk -~p_,i.;: obtai 9 ·v to l'leamed brown be tlad tCI hire a car an d: ·am Mr ll.nd Mrs L M. nmce ant! aa.uFrom Mr. arul uis. PhJa: ! "ad lb F.:-t!!l l ~ h t he W(or1! I!! nl"l'tl ln the · iake up ton::e,_rit~m RDd Waq-en he&~tated. then •1ea.ainc t.a)j:e 700 tor alon~ drlv~ Info thf &hler. Eloise of Middleport. Dr R . swing SYJllPB"lhy to ~hE as recent Ml and M ., ~Pil!!le- <1( lo fiT'P'D fHI ~ ""llllng Jaddf'r. Q.ldn r out ol t.he window, ailed:' ••Pat.'' joqles whe • IJ' ed ancl wife of Cleveland, That's why, Wll$ censure Circle · rs. Otha Her l!ll.- TJuo;u Way H •bei--~ •bo marry P~~>it be 0\16- Half wa, down the aJ:k willp t t re ClV IZ eyer R. E . :QQiee and wife of Middleport; lis going t.o be btaten. Mr Taylor Darrell A wr.mun \\&Dfl a IIMI., 1o look ! '~ her Y ~f' ~tbfdl fin~o be ..___. ld " •be ,u no rea ramt on your de. ~rs. Minna Dolce, M1ss Dora Kent, enemies will beat: it:-: · lrfr. and and Iter jlue 1 ' Ml" and Mr,s. C F Holt of Rutland clUldren or and at llo!'- r ""11h adm•ralh.on In J'MII PJI!'A, 1oo, n&' up at his 'I'Jlndow, I 1rea. Jpu.oe- mind, the fin.e •pirit Of her WJped. _frorn •ber faee bJ I &ea!pt the Invitation." and granditaurhter Betty Jean • Portland, Ore ... SePt.' Thur.sQay unut !rom tout lire grts il l.'r blgf"t tbflli w)l.t'll Read the classified eolumns o:r the Dally Tnbune, you w•ll get results. Uved beneath the clamour ud Laqrene-e'a I ca•ped "No. JLm- Glershart or : sensational verbal 8.ttack on Plo)'c:l or E. W. Ifill and the gul!8t lltt! knowll lt(llfle uthf'r wcman .... ol her :aeneration. • • • .,... .. 10 the Window, Her Wal whJW. - - _ _ : _ _ - ·_ I Gibbons, famous war correspondent, David Circle of East i l(l(•lr: IDII at ller with em·y In her Jlt;Jt be Wu •wart of uo unM o! amtled" Dp at her. "I bopt I by Secretary ot War Patrick (J. of e.J.t!f!,...o..('lnclnnatl t:nqulrP.r. -~And,ite&~~Ut(lhlmthatbk "',r:1~btme He~ laid w~. r,oauentfle&l'edforme. You~n011 mson~ IH~rley llt the Natlona.l.Conirroaru~~ f~ Pam wai of tlJe ..,1Mt I dOWD. I U be there. And I rather tl:unk 1 ' er s banquet servad • ; , Tbia d,.in bad ~ent )I ' S1le wia1ked alowly ' tow'ard tM can take a fair baad in the poQ.n4<Continued From PttJe On,·• the rankJi llf the llltar- pltb ber na cak ,. . 1 Inc." prGCeedtns slOWly IA:l Angmagsallk Into two hotly l .rbUtJ.t ~·DOt ~ dilmoaated, held out 1ft& "01t. no,Jbnmle .HI4. ''YH'vt throush the ~oe·fleltis, art.er t.aklna: ~he issue o! ·~ Pa · dtTea tll'?'llhli ol bMid to, her. "Hop 111Pt"' trra ll.icl. ~7POGDCitdleathertiatw:Be'atieee !;he elght occupants.. (lf the wrecked Hocwf:r'otor 'Wif.ng 1 I That JQt ~ an malt'Yu~ Pat. · She ebctred mechanltaD,- I..u ~n<Unc roek for two yean .. City of Rlchmond aboard short- agalllft the bfmus 1 •• , . ' _.. did net bat Jj&Ck 1 riD a e d &J!d •h11 ly In\'! · ; • fpr trre lqo bia hone till Warren came out. "orWe fl4>nkl. The horae l.nW reaeue of the da.rmq ramllv of fly - Rs a dl u' to banquet welcb thete t .. to tell JOU.,: • 'Pllop, Patrlela'a mare erS t'ell.ebed here tl•ete arnse •he up the . .tciiL Sbe had ..., ;-ese" vl Ia !"tboot treetinr wurenee, '111 be -down ' on the - blominr seaiou.s problem of how to get them J etil.mt fo r IJ:l ~11 .s veta ftJ.Ieriuce DpQn whieh t4 dra81 f "I'm fOIDI' do1m t:. Miami oa bpi. train tomorrow," LaureJW.e ·ea,tled pa.-tlcularly the little girls. l wlllle In t he eu ana spirit • li wu poaalble w n--. upeet te be awy .....eral hek, 1tlU .. rlnain1 in at,vawe anticl. Kathryn, aged 8 a;nd Janet Lee, 6, • LlreJr 0· Norman R. Hamilton, Publioher of Portomouth (Va.) Star, aaye: Dl.arrl.~ " to "'hi Pa dqe. You m&J t. CODe when 1 pt patlon. • out o! the frozen Arctic. where the a h e, c mma rs ~r ' ro,uJ!. jut wanted to 1a, tltM I'd "1'11111Ht 100 at tHf! •tation," nr- ) hard winter has already ttnd d :• 1- • I I "Jesus, whtl.e om· b~IU'te: are bteec:l!ng: O'-er the 5POlls tbat death bath 0 won, We W0\141 at tblti iolenul t»ee~g Calrny, say. ThY wm be Qme." -Hemans I I s• ~rob&bly ~ lit: j apa~ ~is q~et ID~oll!llt ~roud' ~I beaut)~ ~t. t.~Uane~. I llkl~:~. ~ -.t'~• ~-~ ~~· ~~ ~edsion, .,~..,y ~to ~ blocx:lmountin.~. ~- Boice ::~ka. ~· Pa\rlci~, ~ fae:e WarN~ Dr. l I Hoover " ¥.'i1fl~;~~~: I IContlJJ~d _.. .,__.. Oo~uml.lus it~ H utch• ;r-u; But~.A"V':cGUJd; no( ~lll.pp:laoa. WIN.~ diJ,.u.~ DID YOU EVER STOP TO TUINK7 ~etween prop_ortions as to became eventually, an issue during the coming national elections. 1'he trouble has been throug h a two fold combination. F'irst, the failure of the * • • Congrestt to pass a "bonus issue" lind second the manneL· Chicago Dry Leader.Built Fortune in Klondike Gold ~u•h '' hi ch wut1 used i~ moving the 41 bonus marcher·s" from Before He Became .1:1. Power 1n Progressive Washinbrton after they had been ordered to lenve and rolities and Social Reform. hnd refused. Thoro is no denying the fact that the incident causCd u greut deal of troubl£' and may eventually cost the president some votee before the thing is brought t o a settl;jltient and· that it is regrettable that the admiuistr~­ tion did usc force to compel t h e group to leave Was~· ingtqp. On the other hand, there is also no d enying the fact that the march ers were very much in the wrong and shou)~d havC listen~d to aqvice which wou l d nol h nh~ Lrou~rht a~out the; cris1s which later developed. "They were qu•rte:red jn Washi11gton with lhe Con· gres~i.adjourned and 110 possible chance to rece h e aid from -that source, yet they flaunted the laws of the c oLln· try and point blank refused to o~ey when they were aij k· l ed tOt Ikave nnd wer~ promised transportation for so do· 1 in g. They of all people, should not ha ve forgotten ~ha t i luw ~nd order Cl)mes tir!:it in a situation such as they i l:·rought about. 1 \f hatcver else may be said of Preside nt Hoover, even his eMmies mu et atlmit t~at he ha• handled lhe uusinells ~f t~~ co~n~ry ~· he ~aw his duty, taking no account or w~M ~~e voter• RliJllt , ay or do. Whenever • sltua· tlol) M• ari~op; h• !)as ro~kcd at il from his st~ nqpoipt ar1q 1F!~d ~~~9r~tmr lo t~<l principles of right ~pd wrunlr .•, ••.,.,~· nn4 lift~ ~!lA)f•4 ,.P~l!llc• t.Q enter the plctut'e at no ttri'e. l"l UCh Mine Organizer .a.t * "' ' I ; ~Hfnl':r ' lp ' fnPI· .•!1 might. ' A woman ofter blames.her !nu;b~NI fm· thing• that go :.Vrong t~bout the family budget. Often it is b~cavw the wife is a little smarter than the husband. ·SonJetiL>'es she fears that the hus- ... ..·- •reese. •....• ~ '~ ... e - .... r¥-· , ~ aa,._,'t ...,, la~6etMtutontlbewo;ldllrnr ~tarewhlehwuthebetter.JUD. ti:DCIII,. Did abe tleJl"""' •be ' abd · ~t ~ *" ,..a., .._ .... -.u- ..~ \! I,,' tl ' I' lohiZIIioJ!IF,_,,._. · ~- - ~- - - - ~ I• ' j • 1 I 1 1 I, -.,~ I 1 j 1 ' [ 1 1 : ~~ IU·l(•d' o~ l .... . -:;~·~·::....:.·~· ·~• . - - ,... ... " -:- - a t-t plouun ~'!lJn ' , oait7IJol boi''liat Ia l'lo ..... to - · It ,q hal~ !'*'lC: .;•W~M-~to,_.lllo_..,.,,..t• Pll • ' I • -.:..·:.:::::::·· .......... ·: bl& • • • "' 11 " ll!o'> toW .,.u. ..!7:-V=Pa!_ , . '' ' . ,; •>· \, (-~' 'II 1· Roc•• . E'S _PH EIOMEIAL l(·ll s.• LEs '·-liS c'I ITIll E ,L~,,. 1 would heve believed. it last J~nu.y. Nobodr · ~. '· ~ ..... dorecl to Pledict the tmnenclous atridH the ~~·"' - · o\nd Roclme ohowaltuuperiounerlt In ..... ~'!?,~ """" .,., of equivalent price ond with mmy ·torr-llma:llo•- oto,· 1 - •'-'" 1\..TOBODY I I By EDSON R. WAlTE...SHA\'fNE£, OKLAH'JMA i ·• ' . That now, ll)~·e· so than in many years, newspape,rs are flndjng !t n,ec~rr to f~ght harder for ~very dollru• of their revenu~ and ar~ getting less m 1·eturn for the1r efforts than in any yea!'of.their extstence. People as a whole, and pal'ticularly many lat·ge; Ullers of newspape1· advertising space, seem to think tha~ a pew!!p11pe1· is oom~thing lik~ a p~t,Petuallyo endow'M in~titution and operaws· on.an mcxhaushi)le (und regarillel&of ·whethet• or not local fiJ-ii!N patronize it with l~ eir advertising space. Newspapers are fi~?i~g t:Vat ~ompetitive agencies, part1Cil· larly the r_ad10, are cuttmg lllto their revenue to a very great extent so great, m fact, thatmany< of 't!reim are finding it necesslry to c~t out the ,publication of all 'free ·ij~io broadc~st programs all r1~ ; , , which is merely giving to a cm:apetitiv,e adyertising medi~m free a<lv~rtising, and tlie funny part of it is that the merchant who buys space from newspapers and decides to use the ~adio instead is t~e one '\'fhO kic~s the haroes~ ~hen nerspapen; tliscontinue the givmg of free space to a compeht1ve med1um. ' , to ctoal, .. IJooll to IJio .......... tmtlaoi oowalll ha•,• almpl7 l&lotr'•• Obe ......._ ..... , . . r1n.,.,. ·~ a he ror 10111e ~NUOD w!aleb abe did mq ad ~DC -.n-at.. YR ....,..,,....,,_ *" "''<Ifni,,.~,~~<IJ:P,,iil;!IY. I ,. .r LJ I • "llr PII'IOil IM'n bond wlUrr." .._., tben'a not ona ,... In • thouud ..... tldllltl be'• ~ .... ot Ida wife, aot •• womu Ia a tboaau.d wlu tht11b lhe'a bond wllb her baaband. who woald, If ,., ba wlllloc .. .... up :oald '" looj b...,.ud. Tboy - i'!P".._. be iTQjl~d o~f 'I"! II'-~ lTij~i{lJ um ~f 111-te~lin ~, on ~II •il\•~· d~f "~ warti~ap ~ra~~ 1 c~~;n,~ ~~~m.,,;~dience The' ta11 t boat of the sea.son has Hurley followed and hotti" dea IBlready left Angrnagsnllk and Wl· fended ~Presldo.mt Hoover'a aetton In less the little trnwle~ Lord Ta lbot wsmg troops agamst the vetfralUI. j can be tnduced to conv~y the Hut· Hf' nniJI'll)' denied one remark by chlnsons to IJ:ela~d 01 to A)Jerdeen Gibbons, that soldiers~ bumed Scotland \he)' face no altf!rnatlve down th e ho"tneSibr the,. ran1. but a winter In Or2~:nland. 1 "On r1\Y se.Fnid IVOril o honor" A winter a.t. Angmagrm.lik would lliD. Id Hurley, "ho sOii:Uer burned~ 1 be extremely trying !or the two home in Washlnrf.on. The Yetta th~mselvee. AnY 1chUd.-en and also wou~ Involve 1ans set the ...--·-~~lf"' ~ ~ thla" ._., ""'h ~· ~.to -IJitf.,.. .....,. 1 ,. • lilarell:-. L"'okfpar l'li /l_t aD pu Jaad lo;.d for wtth _,. ailf1 ~ aroaM ...a Mw ...,.. ~ y . _ _.. ........ .Yblil liilell aa· ICODJ" ot laaPtf• ...t a It II ta lit ulde ~leGOllf. It'• I IWP!!. 111a- - - . ald... •Parolfda . u -,.. a liMo ~- otl ~lifo ttoat ' ~· .,.Uftel Aaf• . . . . Jda RW ~ . .·blOWII ~ ...,,. , !eatllit;. ......_ .. ,.._. ;Nwa I •v•ld >tM~~~' f)fOcee4l~~· l"~re sl4•·•leppe~- Tl\a~ .'P.f , ~.. Pqvpr. hia jn~bi llty to "ormil ppolllics t1 q:u~e~ . fi,1•1 ~ 4 !•.fl:rl~P!PI~• afterw~r4; ~•·mg tq hp \h' cljt~f fnlt ! !Wil~H~9l~~' · ltave to find with pim. !t I• t1 . be hfYP,fiUY "RE•4 W~l present unpleaaqnln"'" \1,;~1 no\\· ~ phaq, lack. "I that dlda't lat.ad to plq tbe tlaal card !a IUdll ........ Bat roa han foNed 7117 bud. llr wlfe ~ me Jut Diaht." he weiR oa. dill ad4m•ol»a La.....,., "Whoa • ...._ ..... ,... - thlaio,.......... eli.....' ! oball uti Pat loa -'!If ..... r.c ldo llfo,la a _.tp,, to ....., .... I haYo •• ather lo- '..• . llio ,... ... bo left with bot ... - t o - - l!llo - ~ lilt .. ....W fllln11 •• ,f\'i.,iMI • • lbltr a aold bo ~ - ~•aiur f•! tlioj' a ..ne .•• pndpltate ~ for her; tlMir UMt n• p~T" ; . . . 11 ••••- ...........d -...~ ...,bfo!Yillaallor>-<i.ut. "N., bat .... ..w ... a11 . . . . '-'llflwtcllr t.r :lather Ia a Mmalcm a1:ltm.II'IJWilltranplr thin:. Mw lloftd 1M f1 wJtb .Jimmlej, It ._.... llw!OIYed Mr eottre fut1tn. At 1ut Warren epoa, 11a~etq, mUt till rather Urriblt Uvlnc wJth p ~ ltilciaps, .,.ould hv~ ~Nt!lle!l . . ' n ~·~m~ )h4t yo~ •l'ri buy about--e,.•••ything Jl•.,. 'IIJI& to -.... ~d, t~e !u~fe~1 P.''::~ J:upl~ tw~ 1 ~~at ldno. •• , Aod o1;o ·...,. 'A~~ lliriU >IInllo4 ..... ~le , hlld ~,!" ; ' not t ...l s.Valo .... Patrlol•'• ., f u '1\oo- 11M .,.~ "No. lllil abo tell I ..-lO.~ ~ W~~~:':" :~nand e~~noernilll' ;.aM! ••v~rRif~itH!!fiP~I }l'lil•p tlio prc•ldent too~ by tpe !oro· lock, If' ~~~~ f! J!'~Y ao fo h&vc ·~ved votes for pimself, '\' . {', .Collowl~r wit:t' .. ;,:td'Zll~ t~s ;;~I no~ he .,rted band is inclined to attach too littlll importanc.; to the household problems. She finds when the husbat"l !;!uycc he uses poor judgment. lie seldom investil!'ates p)!i.ces ,ami quality nnd, when given a list of t}jiiJgs needed, pq,ys litt.le attentir.n and come~ home with a lot of "just as good" articles that tile wifll did not want, On the other hllnd, the wife is a careful bu~er. She reads the newspajje~ .advertisements carefully. She k~!IPS pQsted Qn prices and qualtty and when she does shop she bj.tj~ the best at less and keeps within the family budget. When it come~ to,.,_ bpJing for the home, the ave_ratte wife .knows more· a~Qut hovt- to iifiop and save than the ma)onty of the husband~ will e~e'r know. ••••• * ~ Wa~n 11 •. _.. .. . What we need in this countcy is lll!ll'e $j!Jt~1"f-• ~11)e, energetic men as our IIIW!IIakers-men who are nl)t Cl.!l}tent to follow, but men who will lead. i:. ltr~tk ~t'Oke ' the ' ~ou ~hould p1·aise your hom~ city and boosL with all yom· a s~u m e th~ ~ ~ ~k.l bal¥ri"'' Slitwnee, Okia.hom• INTERNAL stJ·ife engendered l't'e,idcut THEHoover Robin's Career Far From Tame and the American Legion, bids fair lo :dwa~ted a~ hoJd: r,-: · br •thai teparjte.ii:om him : r to from you tortH Warr-en. , •he .U.h.t 10~ ~ Jn ~ ;:~w~etber 7IMI co to Y, ~atraj rode in silence. F"lrful. ' loft w!UJ Jr.t•' fF rem. ~ e,w or &l'lll." 'vt.l ow:*· ', ' · Wei1·-tiU6~r ta lettled. Pan. 1'-. lfqiq to New .Y ork,' : ehe anen I departa~ ~ the aa• , his elc*d ihftt dOor bttwten u. ..Alld Aid :llertely. ct.r of lfr. Bn,Jthwa1t 1 ~turn Ht ot.:M1At )lew Wf>Y I'.t"/ ~t 'to 11You may eWe- roar' mind. In, tJt• Palm Beaelt. cPlonr aflrt. The waltrcrtl'Vf to l-Ike ntst ate any eUe drop me • no~ care of ~WI thai the lawyer~~ run awaJ i K.m..bUe,' •• • P. aL7 .ce. Pam and J b&v. decided wu Whispered fn lob~, and. 19uq1 • , SuddeaJf ~t eame ; to him th not to b1ve our eruist" this year, el, fl'ODI t&ble io tabWiii l~~ orhate p~ hid fl~rJci!·, ·~ lae of "hi~ and I'll be bae~ In New York tn, dlllln~ 'rQoQJ, lD .~to)l!lcally cloistel'fld "hieh Wcrbld ciO.fle 'the :or between perbaps, _a week or ten d~ 1 s." ' mlll:.sioni •r~ o 11 t over the aurf him and Pat ai:. O. If he lf!ft Paim He ih~ . a move a! 1! to tut>n amollc a.p'ortiv• batbers. ' J;le*h' f'h tbia nuj~·nintr, •aml.didf nDl baek ~ the• hGtel, Laurence.'• y,oi~ P"10e1~ re""h:lna ~~ eft'ed: Of :retut"ft till Pat had' lrobe she · ld .atopped blm. ' th!• coinCiden~, be1·ated hen>f"lt tor •ake ,# , u 1 1jrn t~at bJ0~e. _''Warren! ('ve ' lone for ~ days uridtnc Jlriimiel ~twi,.. E•reclally her in 1ber hour of bllttle • w1tllout food Wtthout Water. But .!l~nc.! Ar'tl.u~ Sa':ILJ• had tabn · hie tliat 'he eoul~ not ~U~t ~n him' ~er h1ve I wanted anythLnt as 1 tlpl)' mouthmc!l back to 'l'a.mpa. 1 ~ . There w ould ~e ' but ~ol~ e ra~ want to rawhlde 10 u." · • •. ' , , . 1 1 for ~r-ta ifO to Pari• her Warren II m i 111!1 d crimly. "You . . tather! . • have a r~ine crop In ,your hand, SlttJnl' on t.he al"in of hil!r fatl&lr's · "llle f•lv'et bla.Ji:neuof the star Why don't you tty it!•• chair, heart cryinl' .ut: ••Get' \t ·•tliMYecl; a)cy bepri fl:o~lnr out 111 if "Becauae of eyel that may be over. Get ii onr," Patricia ••ve lh'OD,J;nWflrt dlliiOJvin.. ita rich· lookin~ Oijl of windows at 111, or him a brJJ'hi det.alled account of n.eJI, b itl sp..,Ita aV/&7 one .eattcrred over the croundftr. J love ttrre hUJry and bustle of •he pa~t a7 ~· a iN, Eu~ t,hia lPlll' flna:· Pat more than I luve myr~ell Her d,,... brlac~nc botb Pamela and 1 flr.l Clf· ~atl and i'cil4• weN P'll~nc coo4 ~~~.with me, •head of my Jtmmte· In quite talull1. Thet!: 'llP. ~t -fJt. t.llre ... trQamPtlinc the ow• dea1rea."' -nieyveb't aoina on the1r etw... into · a •heft Of opaltacent The Nlllallhed the thore Ia prim'.'ftloT Strance •he clid:n't lnentioe ~ ~idt cnen alld ember rt~· itive fal'J'. Palm trees wraqled In It to me. I hiMf .• little thall with h'r J• . • Ute Gulla: eried raui!Ollllr to oa BlJ war ap from tbe station " A ~It&' breqe from the .... one another. ADd tlM:nr mthe dawn I'How did -.he kn&ll' what trt:ln ,..._. the py.n'• bot 1Uf. ~m. e~ *railllt a hl!lhlr upeuln roo'd bt oat' You didn't 1lt Me tM lD cOot 1M boilinz 1a't'l. of hi• JrlFtore of eirili.aatloa, hro priaklve Uow."' ' , : Wlad. . · · ~ ttoocl, ere to ere, bolla tall raad. '1 nppo .. d llht'd tell Joa. ·, ' J• ' a little whlltt ' Pai 1roW.d ~ IDeb' bunt. Qne ~rand ftoalL Tbe wind IMr- be o • u are l knew .b; leii:9 to. )>or oOrlr Ho woald olhr lean Qd browa and all'alalot. wio.w ha~ Ben meot ,.. oo ~ tie i .. wbia 1he retVaecL ••• 1 ~ aebWI'to emuh ud dtlllOtilk Jn,J' .,..i'a., llli f)Mr. IIJri aae bttrMii." .-...... llll covld DOt bnak ht• tlwl beaut, ol tJMr other; aehlaa io "'Well,. 1 -.n 'liet •inee ,priM 7 W Pam. , , , It wwW, prvb. lbow i h ~ i sweet ntaU faabalae latt nit~K: aH dltlll al7 &i a diea By p}~O~ R. WAITE INTERNAL STRIFE m~unt1 TO Dl YOU EVER '"•a.. ~ .~..aetiJ.., ~=:-:::~!: ~ ~ ~w ~~~ ~-,.- "'M wa.o :&Verywhere, everyone tries 'che Rodme aay•lt"• wcm· dell'ul-anewMmation.J)ndoowiU you,Comelnand....,. lp, you.raelf fhJt the Rockne baa more ltyle, more atam1oa. more ~.$tOte com(~ more ell around quality and moN ..,..;pn~Oitt 'tllu any othel i:ai' ln the lii'W priced ftelcl. "' ,-._ ''1/lNq~,_(,.•irM/:r,,.dfo ' Blaettnar Motor ·Satel·: FRED S. BLAETTNAR, Phone506-R AND ~OTHER T'HING, newspapers are being bombarded by advertisers, large and small, for a reduction in the& rate. They come to the ne'!,spaper ~d say, "We've got a depression sto~ to ~J! you. T!~I!S'ftl'~. tight, an? we've just got to get a reduction m our advertllling ratj! or we wtll have to discontinue using your l)e"!SP,aper." No": isg,'t;tl.\fl\>a.fine club to hold over the head-:9f '&I!Y publisher? These sa:me-·adv~risers who are trying to · maklf.the newspaper absorb a maJor portion of their exees~ · 'oved~ad f<_lrget that this. ~~~ssion is not going to last foreVer ~ Jlll.!t'fli!m'S?Ple day they .~II ~~d. the newspaper again. Yet, in -''tlfe'ln~ti!il.d; they &I'll pe.rfeCtly wi!l!Pg tQ sandbag them nowve, _ mandmg ra~ d~crease~ httle knowmg that they are weakening the very agency they will have to .depend upon later to help 1hem return to nonnalcy. ' · This is no time for adv~isers to be making demands upon newsp~p~'S for rate. decreaBes and ~is is no time for ne!WSJ!apers tJo b!! gtVI"' concess1o;ns a_long that line. If the newspapers are to k~ep gomg and mruntain !their pi'EIStige, they must keep tur,ning . out just as good a newspaper as they ever did, and that can'~ be ,, done on di!Creased revenue. . When the tide turns, as it soon will ' ' !i~wlll'l!e'looking ~ the,•~wspapers to act, as they aiWIIJ'S hav~ m tn'\e~,of strees, as tlje me,diUll!.lfor ,b ringing back prosperity. Mp adYice to adverlilllq:ia'"O.'t Kill The c- Thai Lay1 The Golclett Eut-Forthe Ad~" I ' M,r. Pomeroy,O. 1) • " ' I ' " �ftiBDA1'. BWi ;iwwn. 11, ) TBJQ .. AJ tlJa ~!,11 N~ . .... ' one .tJo u.t.ei the eontlVJ not ll&ta thl , ..... 'ftw two IPMC'.,. wen ..,.,.;;,;4 bJ ,.• ._. Jlenr1 L. BteWDI, lr., 'Who 1tJ4 bo&b Clfbllaaa HW'IQ' ha.d "'8poktn out o1 of- · - · ~ - - -- ... ....... ':r.. ··~ -.4 I oil i l Jl!oQ11-tl... ~ 0., II, 11;: It )l>o ""' Oil'" •• Big Reduction In Prices Announced .......... -~ ~ loo.,.- ~ -...,, "· • ~·~~~- •llll•'f'l'- ...,tor,.. ~~liar! t!"< ~· ~ -"1 "' ~ "'~ ....... ....... ~tll<>\!111 .... "'"''""'' ~ .,'1001 ... _.., •11<1 ~- ' Amolll' 1oM cub bonus lldYocata and their ~ the ()I'IIDIMftt.l taD 1 \be of &he lml.llnatkNl. Pew 1Incldenta In Lealon his\ory have aUrred up .10 many anrtY debates. SP! .lD ..'< IIUIWi .:_d. 'rhe hQ.!Ite88 8Eirved refmhments aL "t.he close of the bU.lllnesa ~ion I 11~0;1-= If Tvr!\_L P tJif, ~ ~· B~ Mine ..tSSOCIATION ENTIEI.TA.INED l.o<:al Football Admiui- The Put Ohie:ra Al.&oclation waa enterta!Ilf:d Monday evenlna b.Y Cut to 25 and IS Cento Mn. J H Orate, Mrs. John Down· ng a.nd Mrs1 Lulu .Mason at ~ Thia Fan . Lrmer'.t~llome on NorLh Th11:d AveDrl!IUC redUCtion!! ~ ll.dt\lh15lcn flue, 'rwenty·three were pri&eqt tor prloes to all football . v,ames of tl ·~ tbe bu.siness meeting and eocta.l Gime • Mlddl.....t bigh ocbool this At "u1t ctose or the buaine&~~ 4ls· hav~ been annou.netod. The a.amlSSIon prlce will be :m cents for ~oiult.s cu~lon, 1 eh-eshment.tr were W I"VCU and 16 cents tor sehool chHdren BIRTHDAY PARTY lnclUdlnr hilh SChool. ' The admlssion price heretofore Mns Keny Orcgsn ente1'talned has been &0 eenUr tor ad.nlta llnd 35 abom fifteen ch.lle!ren 11.t Mr l•n·-:1e cent. !or- 1Jehool children and the on Race strP.et, M.cndiLy afternoon. olllclala Of the school believe thn.t llLnottng the filth birthday annlvet ~ reductJon ol Ml per cent lhoum llt sQr y of he1 son Rlenard Refrelh· made th1fl 8elllon. rnent& we re served at Lhe close o! The Yellow Jacke l!~ practlct! r-ess Lhe :a.ft.etnocn spent 1n Jll&,yfng vnt-lpns wm oontlne this week In !)rc· Lous g:unt>s Paration for the etpenlna Ct..ntest Cheshire, FridJt. y niJh ~. Se~ Harold Lohse a.nd Wayne Swb1h tethpraot.ice ~ons a.re beln~ neld cr left Monday, hl ~ch·hlltlng for C afternoon, and Uu! :;ent!rai Cahfornla. BRIDdE CLUB HOSTESS ' ~ubllc }las been exclueled. Mr . and Mrs. Ra r y WIJUamson I · New uniforms and other equip. aucl ctlilrlnr of Akron, Mr p.mi r,t:rs Mrs Gerald Rlee waa 110fte.<:f5 ment hl:v~ been purchased this year J c Fisher Jr or ZllnesvHle Mr Monday evening to her bridge dub lnd w111 h In the Cheshire and 'Mrs het! Pls hcr of Oa.H!poll~ at her home ll·l Beech Street, Mn. ga.~~e The football trou~ers are and Mr and Mrs C.isude Flemm~ I ::::r.::::=..-:::;::.::;.;:...;.' .-==. ' l~k with, Ill orange stripe oro each of Ja(ksonvtlle. Fla , spent sUnday • · --- I leg. The Jerseys a.re black wltn or· With Mr and M1 s. J C Fisher St Special for Sept ]4 to auee llsure~. and the sooks are. en. S •xth Avenue ' 1S 2~ Ho '• Ut-'lY black 'These uniform~>. will Mrs D 8 Farrn~t l.s hnpro~mg ep~. a~ t oil treatment, 1 ~uSed ill the praellce session Wf'd - nicely fro m a. recent tllncS~:~. I Sly!mpqo and Finaer Wave Mr · and. Mra. Ira Hill spent sun· day the CUI!IIt8 of Frances Morr1s ueM&y. Nc•., I Moore llnd famlly have I Sh •1 • -:-------- - • moved from Cole street tc the oms I c, or . ampoo and Faa.. and f&mlly ot Raelne. Charles McKenzie or Salem spent GUILD MlfTS more property on SO.utb. Pourth Ave l aer WaVe SOc· M · · Heath M E O Wtlud., Oaks· ol Molden W Va :....1 F • I •ntcure 1 Prince Pl·ede lek Wilhelm trlghtl , 21 -yenr-o ld sOn i'lr ·fonner the wtet end the aunt of D. c Me· . u,lldElmt!r fll~t Mon wa.s aChweek end &IJ;\I actat ' tMod • Arch free. Drown Prince o:r Germany, as he arrhed In Chicago from the west coast, Kenate. da-y eveniilg with Mn Me·- Mrs t~• T d vf.st·.:.orot' Mr. und·· Call 1 Darnll and arl Taylllr Lester Me 1 • aarLy for Its regulor u 1 ares e ro\\ <Ml'"" • u of Officers wos hmlcde ng E ee· 1 Mn Cecil Jewel of c 111 ·pen~er Shop M'ddl em Beauty ....here he gnve HoUywood the "cold shaulcter · He wu met by the Rev . Kenzie a.ne! Raymond · Radcliffe t , with oftl- enlered MtM111an h It , Ch pe, I eport. , c s or the ptecedlna year re.clcct· 1 lest.on Tuesday fo osp 8 1 a'~"i .,. Plster Oeft1 . a tnend ot the HOhenr.ollern family The Pi~!~ iB attended th~ PAI1-Y Saturday even· 9 • 13•2t 1l!'acob lng rJven bv Mr ~tnd Mn; Wilbur • , r an operat on. 1 ~ ~ ~ - - - - - -: -; .... ·-. - - - - - • Brewer of Oak Orove. 1making 11 study of American raUroa.d~ 1>o Ill - - .,.u.,...•'JI1 Ill!'•"" .- - ,, . sr Mao J~~ pup; Nonth . . . . . . . . W~ ..... , . . ·~ ..... , .. f One~ •...•. 1 •••• , . . . . . . . ~ . Ttlfte Montbs One YU.l'· .... .... , , ... , ,. · ·• 6.DO ~ M11ntha one . . ... . . . .. .. .... .. . .. . I 1 .&0 • 1-!JQ 1 jj,(Jp . u.!lll Pboto llhDwl otndal Wes& ~ntaUvet ot a~iea at p,..,..~llil,_. .~.(~ (.~llll( L 0 ~ • ~' · 1 ~l£ BEST TYPE .- :.:URF'ACE. >wtar ~ : .O lATf B<Wtt1 Cit ' MOTOR \f)IIQ.t T• • ,.,. . "' ' . , pzoac.t: R. WEU.INGTON (Co.•il.....,_ ef.ll..,tor I ~hulf'll 6/ ., Uhf.lde / 1141.J) ~ •I I• I 1 PLAINVIE\1' Oila • A SUUE ,SUPPORT-The etemul G >dis thy refuge, and -underneath are the everla sting arms.-Deut. 33:27. .. · WITH PERFECT ' ' '(,.,_fl.fd •I IN Bufsrn Co •f,.r"'"'' fJ / Jl!lto.- 1'dudt Cur#Miflfllu&.er•J ; :I UOW QUICKLY C A !I ':. 1 U The stnpplng distances &lven • • ill~ lft'OPt KAowl-.., or the a vel'· a minimum. It the condition• we ... ... M••VA JOIII' car mut travel any bu~ the beat, t.lie t~ and d.lit , Won,_ caD br'IDI' It to a atop t ance required to'11top would. •1:14rl Jl, • 111011t baport&nt automobile con"'lderatlly peater That 11, If tbej .r.ty .,....... road liiUrfa.ce 1¥ wet, Icy, muddy, of. BtuQ' &btl eW,rt ab<Jve. If you altppery, It you r tires are worft: ~ eaoBOt 1tDp wtWa tbeu prescribed y(lur brakea poor. or If the lr&4+! AUlD_. ftlob an gtven u a ot the hl(bway Ia dawnwanl, mo,. _ . . . . . . . )'CIQ an conatantly tnt• time and distance 11 nee4ed. !1 ~ \0 tM d&Dpl' of acclclent. In · Menta.llt)t and lntetllrence . . . :tile M,D ~ and nearly a to have nothln&" to do with abiJltttJ 'JidiiiH liiiJar* aaued bJ' the au- to atbp & car. A ncent study llli;f toltlObUII nported to the National cloaed that the operator w:ltb ,.__" er C&n!UtJ' aDd Su•ty LTn· qulekeat nactlon time wu o~ ~ iUt ,-.r, Inability to or 1cnr mentality and tb&t operaU.fa wu CI!IFt''"'r a domhlati~S' Wltb bllb Intelligence were IOOl,_. ......., Umfill 11ower to r~aet. ,, I -pteM"'' .._._... .. the IIUDl· lndcMntally, If you wtll.tudy tM I. . fiJI IMl JOU ...; wtU trav.-1. be- rapidity ot JPOVI!!Dlftt at tile ld"Wa;d ·s~rk Pom;roy received htud~h l n~ tor the little- colony - •• ~, hRev. and attendln11 Mrs. Albert Hill who ~ouq~ •ve been conference at _., rcu eu, put J'OQI' toot en JODI' InK rates of 1))H(i In term• ot f s mce the cnlonlsta never halve N ~~~ Jaat we€'k returned home iln'U*. J\ ll' tbe dlstaaee covered travelled p11r IHJCOild, you 1 hlih score of the evenlm: 8 I "-'Om ,. .Cl :CAL !STOPPING ~c.: '" "'th tour rovemtn and o _,:... •J . ... - ·- ~IJI), ~tlaOelPhh~. Pitl:.lbura, lollhVILukee. ~ PP1NG --c om \, ,' )MI O!llr Qlllo. !II)Piol rlit ""' <>I ~ I, t~." 1111!11""~ Dojll' ~ ~ ~I!J"'It. !<I'A"- ""~ .....u.li• 111\'10 "' !10 ~ How Quickly C::r. You Stop? I lfecktotht 7&· , ----- 1 I •s.' ..the • I :t. "bt l tb._ 1- va I ,... 1 ... ....... n.me . fc..od at tuu-u;L tban auftldea ---, evtntnr. .... tM o.omeat :roar !train doubtleu reaU&e the necustty tot Mrs. Fannie Townsend went to '"· their needs through the ton&: Mr. and Mrs. Harry M•-'- Of •• "'top• 1IDUI your mueeles k6eplq your drtvlnl' •PHd ~ Athens Tu~lldaY fm• a VI/lit, WJIJ1 I WUJtf•r. ' ' • ron an a_oendlnt some ""'UJ ....._ .. . . Ml'nl ooonUDate, ab4 JOU put to ra.tee within which you mal: he H time the r son 111rry Tov.;nJend and 1um- 1 On the other hP.nd the Aberd{lfn lllflta ot hM pa.re11 t.o; Mr and M•• ~ toot •• the brake. baWl a chance to •top without ~ ily • f,\\ner .. of the Lord TalbOt.- cleclare ~c1 Morris, ,"' · 'l"be flll:ltJ)r, HW. 00Midere4, 111 116 'dent.. • 1 acLummoclatlOns on th(! Mr. anel Mr1. .Emil Johnson and f~t tb&t It ,ccweru. nearly a Be eertaln of how quickly 70U , FAMILY Rt:UNION I 1K1 Jetil.rlct.ed It would be Hoth'!tlaj tter'11 parents ot 8pUiet Val ifid';i~ liM dUtanoe NQU!red to can atop, and avoid accldenU from "'•n,, I The Bol.~ fa mil; rt'Wllon was t kl !lnd room aboard tor the r e o! Keno and f_,ucy and dol~ la..a a 1DiiJ¥ID&" automoblh. tb1s --.rd. 1 held at tb~ , home of M C Boice arctic l'l!!iugees MeKenlie and friend 8,.. ... n•od 1 FEAni/UI.S oSYNDJr.ATE,INC. apendin(l: 1l0111e Ume the suest ol bls a.nd daurht:er Emma SUhda~· The day ~ Ice8 .....,. u Fir•-Firhtiar Term CHAPTER TBIRTY-FOUll ,_ tbe earl• ' day was eQjt)yable Hpent by all and I at Cret'ra Butlciay and son Otha Circle ana, fa mily f'o mpil'P' I~ A I I Plkh WOI'fl llt~r­ HI breeze Mr. land Mrs. Ot~~ Paynter. Wilbur Brewer of Dllk Grove was f'am would make PO ha I gail to I.. • •• ,aanc 1 OUI; -'Wby not nm down to Ma.mi fel a.t noon a ChiCken d.nner was sei"V· ' SODll of Portland llpent SUnday the calllni on the Rldif SW1111Y ullv IRI•!IRIRI! 11 tlrPmun; from pompto ~W•nes. She w uld ~· nc 7 ~renee. whole teeth a df.J", I'll be at the Flamin 0 I'll ed to the following Invited guests ~ ll"lle8t of E w Hill mf'nR IRj: a !•Urnp In !r:or ruorlf'rn nlk -~p_,i.;: obtai 9 ·v to l'leamed brown be tlad tCI hire a car an d: ·am Mr ll.nd Mrs L M. nmce ant! aa.uFrom Mr. arul uis. PhJa: ! "ad lb F.:-t!!l l ~ h t he W(or1! I!! nl"l'tl ln the · iake up ton::e,_rit~m RDd Waq-en he&~tated. then •1ea.ainc t.a)j:e 700 tor alon~ drlv~ Info thf &hler. Eloise of Middleport. Dr R . swing SYJllPB"lhy to ~hE as recent Ml and M ., ~Pil!!le- <1( lo fiT'P'D fHI ~ ""llllng Jaddf'r. Q.ldn r out ol t.he window, ailed:' ••Pat.'' joqles whe • IJ' ed ancl wife of Cleveland, That's why, Wll$ censure Circle · rs. Otha Her l!ll.- TJuo;u Way H •bei--~ •bo marry P~~>it be 0\16- Half wa, down the aJ:k willp t t re ClV IZ eyer R. E . :QQiee and wife of Middleport; lis going t.o be btaten. Mr Taylor Darrell A wr.mun \\&Dfl a IIMI., 1o look ! '~ her Y ~f' ~tbfdl fin~o be ..___. ld " •be ,u no rea ramt on your de. ~rs. Minna Dolce, M1ss Dora Kent, enemies will beat: it:-: · lrfr. and and Iter jlue 1 ' Ml" and Mr,s. C F Holt of Rutland clUldren or and at llo!'- r ""11h adm•ralh.on In J'MII PJI!'A, 1oo, n&' up at his 'I'Jlndow, I 1rea. Jpu.oe- mind, the fin.e •pirit Of her WJped. _frorn •ber faee bJ I &ea!pt the Invitation." and granditaurhter Betty Jean • Portland, Ore ... SePt.' Thur.sQay unut !rom tout lire grts il l.'r blgf"t tbflli w)l.t'll Read the classified eolumns o:r the Dally Tnbune, you w•ll get results. Uved beneath the clamour ud Laqrene-e'a I ca•ped "No. JLm- Glershart or : sensational verbal 8.ttack on Plo)'c:l or E. W. Ifill and the gul!8t lltt! knowll lt(llfle uthf'r wcman .... ol her :aeneration. • • • .,... .. 10 the Window, Her Wal whJW. - - _ _ : _ _ - ·_ I Gibbons, famous war correspondent, David Circle of East i l(l(•lr: IDII at ller with em·y In her Jlt;Jt be Wu •wart of uo unM o! amtled" Dp at her. "I bopt I by Secretary ot War Patrick (J. of e.J.t!f!,...o..('lnclnnatl t:nqulrP.r. -~And,ite&~~Ut(lhlmthatbk "',r:1~btme He~ laid w~. r,oauentfle&l'edforme. You~n011 mson~ IH~rley llt the Natlona.l.Conirroaru~~ f~ Pam wai of tlJe ..,1Mt I dOWD. I U be there. And I rather tl:unk 1 ' er s banquet servad • ; , Tbia d,.in bad ~ent )I ' S1le wia1ked alowly ' tow'ard tM can take a fair baad in the poQ.n4<Continued From PttJe On,·• the rankJi llf the llltar- pltb ber na cak ,. . 1 Inc." prGCeedtns slOWly IA:l Angmagsallk Into two hotly l .rbUtJ.t ~·DOt ~ dilmoaated, held out 1ft& "01t. no,Jbnmle .HI4. ''YH'vt throush the ~oe·fleltis, art.er t.aklna: ~he issue o! ·~ Pa · dtTea tll'?'llhli ol bMid to, her. "Hop 111Pt"' trra ll.icl. ~7POGDCitdleathertiatw:Be'atieee !;he elght occupants.. (lf the wrecked Hocwf:r'otor 'Wif.ng 1 I That JQt ~ an malt'Yu~ Pat. · She ebctred mechanltaD,- I..u ~n<Unc roek for two yean .. City of Rlchmond aboard short- agalllft the bfmus 1 •• , . ' _.. did net bat Jj&Ck 1 riD a e d &J!d •h11 ly In\'! · ; • fpr trre lqo bia hone till Warren came out. "orWe fl4>nkl. The horae l.nW reaeue of the da.rmq ramllv of fly - Rs a dl u' to banquet welcb thete t .. to tell JOU.,: • 'Pllop, Patrlela'a mare erS t'ell.ebed here tl•ete arnse •he up the . .tciiL Sbe had ..., ;-ese" vl Ia !"tboot treetinr wurenee, '111 be -down ' on the - blominr seaiou.s problem of how to get them J etil.mt fo r IJ:l ~11 .s veta ftJ.Ieriuce DpQn whieh t4 dra81 f "I'm fOIDI' do1m t:. Miami oa bpi. train tomorrow," LaureJW.e ·ea,tled pa.-tlcularly the little girls. l wlllle In t he eu ana spirit • li wu poaalble w n--. upeet te be awy .....eral hek, 1tlU .. rlnain1 in at,vawe anticl. Kathryn, aged 8 a;nd Janet Lee, 6, • LlreJr 0· Norman R. Hamilton, Publioher of Portomouth (Va.) Star, aaye: Dl.arrl.~ " to "'hi Pa dqe. You m&J t. CODe when 1 pt patlon. • out o! the frozen Arctic. where the a h e, c mma rs ~r ' ro,uJ!. jut wanted to 1a, tltM I'd "1'11111Ht 100 at tHf! •tation," nr- ) hard winter has already ttnd d :• 1- • I I "Jesus, whtl.e om· b~IU'te: are bteec:l!ng: O'-er the 5POlls tbat death bath 0 won, We W0\141 at tblti iolenul t»ee~g Calrny, say. ThY wm be Qme." -Hemans I I s• ~rob&bly ~ lit: j apa~ ~is q~et ID~oll!llt ~roud' ~I beaut)~ ~t. t.~Uane~. I llkl~:~. ~ -.t'~• ~-~ ~~· ~~ ~edsion, .,~..,y ~to ~ blocx:lmountin.~. ~- Boice ::~ka. ~· Pa\rlci~, ~ fae:e WarN~ Dr. l I Hoover " ¥.'i1fl~;~~~: I IContlJJ~d _.. .,__.. Oo~uml.lus it~ H utch• ;r-u; But~.A"V':cGUJd; no( ~lll.pp:laoa. WIN.~ diJ,.u.~ DID YOU EVER STOP TO TUINK7 ~etween prop_ortions as to became eventually, an issue during the coming national elections. 1'he trouble has been throug h a two fold combination. F'irst, the failure of the * • • Congrestt to pass a "bonus issue" lind second the manneL· Chicago Dry Leader.Built Fortune in Klondike Gold ~u•h '' hi ch wut1 used i~ moving the 41 bonus marcher·s" from Before He Became .1:1. Power 1n Progressive Washinbrton after they had been ordered to lenve and rolities and Social Reform. hnd refused. Thoro is no denying the fact that the incident causCd u greut deal of troubl£' and may eventually cost the president some votee before the thing is brought t o a settl;jltient and· that it is regrettable that the admiuistr~­ tion did usc force to compel t h e group to leave Was~· ingtqp. On the other hand, there is also no d enying the fact that the march ers were very much in the wrong and shou)~d havC listen~d to aqvice which wou l d nol h nh~ Lrou~rht a~out the; cris1s which later developed. "They were qu•rte:red jn Washi11gton with lhe Con· gres~i.adjourned and 110 possible chance to rece h e aid from -that source, yet they flaunted the laws of the c oLln· try and point blank refused to o~ey when they were aij k· l ed tOt Ikave nnd wer~ promised transportation for so do· 1 in g. They of all people, should not ha ve forgotten ~ha t i luw ~nd order Cl)mes tir!:it in a situation such as they i l:·rought about. 1 \f hatcver else may be said of Preside nt Hoover, even his eMmies mu et atlmit t~at he ha• handled lhe uusinells ~f t~~ co~n~ry ~· he ~aw his duty, taking no account or w~M ~~e voter• RliJllt , ay or do. Whenever • sltua· tlol) M• ari~op; h• !)as ro~kcd at il from his st~ nqpoipt ar1q 1F!~d ~~~9r~tmr lo t~<l principles of right ~pd wrunlr .•, ••.,.,~· nn4 lift~ ~!lA)f•4 ,.P~l!llc• t.Q enter the plctut'e at no ttri'e. l"l UCh Mine Organizer .a.t * "' ' I ; ~Hfnl':r ' lp ' fnPI· .•!1 might. ' A woman ofter blames.her !nu;b~NI fm· thing• that go :.Vrong t~bout the family budget. Often it is b~cavw the wife is a little smarter than the husband. ·SonJetiL>'es she fears that the hus- ... ..·- •reese. •....• ~ '~ ... e - .... r¥-· , ~ aa,._,'t ...,, la~6etMtutontlbewo;ldllrnr ~tarewhlehwuthebetter.JUD. ti:DCIII,. Did abe tleJl"""' •be ' abd · ~t ~ *" ,..a., .._ .... -.u- ..~ \! I,,' tl ' I' lohiZIIioJ!IF,_,,._. · ~- - ~- - - - ~ I• ' j • 1 I 1 1 I, -.,~ I 1 j 1 ' [ 1 1 : ~~ IU·l(•d' o~ l .... . -:;~·~·::....:.·~· ·~• . - - ,... ... " -:- - a t-t plouun ~'!lJn ' , oait7IJol boi''liat Ia l'lo ..... to - · It ,q hal~ !'*'lC: .;•W~M-~to,_.lllo_..,.,,..t• Pll • ' I • -.:..·:.:::::::·· .......... ·: bl& • • • "' 11 " ll!o'> toW .,.u. ..!7:-V=Pa!_ , . '' ' . ,; •>· \, (-~' 'II 1· Roc•• . E'S _PH EIOMEIAL l(·ll s.• LEs '·-liS c'I ITIll E ,L~,,. 1 would heve believed. it last J~nu.y. Nobodr · ~. '· ~ ..... dorecl to Pledict the tmnenclous atridH the ~~·"' - · o\nd Roclme ohowaltuuperiounerlt In ..... ~'!?,~ """" .,., of equivalent price ond with mmy ·torr-llma:llo•- oto,· 1 - •'-'" 1\..TOBODY I I By EDSON R. WAlTE...SHA\'fNE£, OKLAH'JMA i ·• ' . That now, ll)~·e· so than in many years, newspape,rs are flndjng !t n,ec~rr to f~ght harder for ~very dollru• of their revenu~ and ar~ getting less m 1·eturn for the1r efforts than in any yea!'of.their extstence. People as a whole, and pal'ticularly many lat·ge; Ullers of newspape1· advertising space, seem to think tha~ a pew!!p11pe1· is oom~thing lik~ a p~t,Petuallyo endow'M in~titution and operaws· on.an mcxhaushi)le (und regarillel&of ·whethet• or not local fiJ-ii!N patronize it with l~ eir advertising space. Newspapers are fi~?i~g t:Vat ~ompetitive agencies, part1Cil· larly the r_ad10, are cuttmg lllto their revenue to a very great extent so great, m fact, thatmany< of 't!reim are finding it necesslry to c~t out the ,publication of all 'free ·ij~io broadc~st programs all r1~ ; , , which is merely giving to a cm:apetitiv,e adyertising medi~m free a<lv~rtising, and tlie funny part of it is that the merchant who buys space from newspapers and decides to use the ~adio instead is t~e one '\'fhO kic~s the haroes~ ~hen nerspapen; tliscontinue the givmg of free space to a compeht1ve med1um. ' , to ctoal, .. IJooll to IJio .......... tmtlaoi oowalll ha•,• almpl7 l&lotr'•• Obe ......._ ..... , . . r1n.,.,. ·~ a he ror 10111e ~NUOD w!aleb abe did mq ad ~DC -.n-at.. YR ....,..,,....,,_ *" "''<Ifni,,.~,~~<IJ:P,,iil;!IY. I ,. .r LJ I • "llr PII'IOil IM'n bond wlUrr." .._., tben'a not ona ,... In • thouud ..... tldllltl be'• ~ .... ot Ida wife, aot •• womu Ia a tboaau.d wlu tht11b lhe'a bond wllb her baaband. who woald, If ,., ba wlllloc .. .... up :oald '" looj b...,.ud. Tboy - i'!P".._. be iTQjl~d o~f 'I"! II'-~ lTij~i{lJ um ~f 111-te~lin ~, on ~II •il\•~· d~f "~ warti~ap ~ra~~ 1 c~~;n,~ ~~~m.,,;~dience The' ta11 t boat of the sea.son has Hurley followed and hotti" dea IBlready left Angrnagsnllk and Wl· fended ~Presldo.mt Hoover'a aetton In less the little trnwle~ Lord Ta lbot wsmg troops agamst the vetfralUI. j can be tnduced to conv~y the Hut· Hf' nniJI'll)' denied one remark by chlnsons to IJ:ela~d 01 to A)Jerdeen Gibbons, that soldiers~ bumed Scotland \he)' face no altf!rnatlve down th e ho"tneSibr the,. ran1. but a winter In Or2~:nland. 1 "On r1\Y se.Fnid IVOril o honor" A winter a.t. Angmagrm.lik would lliD. Id Hurley, "ho sOii:Uer burned~ 1 be extremely trying !or the two home in Washlnrf.on. The Yetta th~mselvee. AnY 1chUd.-en and also wou~ Involve 1ans set the ...--·-~~lf"' ~ ~ thla" ._., ""'h ~· ~.to -IJitf.,.. .....,. 1 ,. • lilarell:-. L"'okfpar l'li /l_t aD pu Jaad lo;.d for wtth _,. ailf1 ~ aroaM ...a Mw ...,.. ~ y . _ _.. ........ .Yblil liilell aa· ICODJ" ot laaPtf• ...t a It II ta lit ulde ~leGOllf. It'• I IWP!!. 111a- - - . ald... •Parolfda . u -,.. a liMo ~- otl ~lifo ttoat ' ~· .,.Uftel Aaf• . . . . Jda RW ~ . .·blOWII ~ ...,,. , !eatllit;. ......_ .. ,.._. ;Nwa I •v•ld >tM~~~' f)fOcee4l~~· l"~re sl4•·•leppe~- Tl\a~ .'P.f , ~.. Pqvpr. hia jn~bi llty to "ormil ppolllics t1 q:u~e~ . fi,1•1 ~ 4 !•.fl:rl~P!PI~• afterw~r4; ~•·mg tq hp \h' cljt~f fnlt ! !Wil~H~9l~~' · ltave to find with pim. !t I• t1 . be hfYP,fiUY "RE•4 W~l present unpleaaqnln"'" \1,;~1 no\\· ~ phaq, lack. "I that dlda't lat.ad to plq tbe tlaal card !a IUdll ........ Bat roa han foNed 7117 bud. llr wlfe ~ me Jut Diaht." he weiR oa. dill ad4m•ol»a La.....,., "Whoa • ...._ ..... ,... - thlaio,.......... eli.....' ! oball uti Pat loa -'!If ..... r.c ldo llfo,la a _.tp,, to ....., .... I haYo •• ather lo- '..• . llio ,... ... bo left with bot ... - t o - - l!llo - ~ lilt .. ....W fllln11 •• ,f\'i.,iMI • • lbltr a aold bo ~ - ~•aiur f•! tlioj' a ..ne .•• pndpltate ~ for her; tlMir UMt n• p~T" ; . . . 11 ••••- ...........d -...~ ...,bfo!Yillaallor>-<i.ut. "N., bat .... ..w ... a11 . . . . '-'llflwtcllr t.r :lather Ia a Mmalcm a1:ltm.II'IJWilltranplr thin:. Mw lloftd 1M f1 wJtb .Jimmlej, It ._.... llw!OIYed Mr eottre fut1tn. At 1ut Warren epoa, 11a~etq, mUt till rather Urriblt Uvlnc wJth p ~ ltilciaps, .,.ould hv~ ~Nt!lle!l . . ' n ~·~m~ )h4t yo~ •l'ri buy about--e,.•••ything Jl•.,. 'IIJI& to -.... ~d, t~e !u~fe~1 P.''::~ J:upl~ tw~ 1 ~~at ldno. •• , Aod o1;o ·...,. 'A~~ lliriU >IInllo4 ..... ~le , hlld ~,!" ; ' not t ...l s.Valo .... Patrlol•'• ., f u '1\oo- 11M .,.~ "No. lllil abo tell I ..-lO.~ ~ W~~~:':" :~nand e~~noernilll' ;.aM! ••v~rRif~itH!!fiP~I }l'lil•p tlio prc•ldent too~ by tpe !oro· lock, If' ~~~~ f! J!'~Y ao fo h&vc ·~ved votes for pimself, '\' . {', .Collowl~r wit:t' .. ;,:td'Zll~ t~s ;;~I no~ he .,rted band is inclined to attach too littlll importanc.; to the household problems. She finds when the husbat"l !;!uycc he uses poor judgment. lie seldom investil!'ates p)!i.ces ,ami quality nnd, when given a list of t}jiiJgs needed, pq,ys litt.le attentir.n and come~ home with a lot of "just as good" articles that tile wifll did not want, On the other hllnd, the wife is a careful bu~er. She reads the newspajje~ .advertisements carefully. She k~!IPS pQsted Qn prices and qualtty and when she does shop she bj.tj~ the best at less and keeps within the family budget. When it come~ to,.,_ bpJing for the home, the ave_ratte wife .knows more· a~Qut hovt- to iifiop and save than the ma)onty of the husband~ will e~e'r know. ••••• * ~ Wa~n 11 •. _.. .. . What we need in this countcy is lll!ll'e $j!Jt~1"f-• ~11)e, energetic men as our IIIW!IIakers-men who are nl)t Cl.!l}tent to follow, but men who will lead. i:. ltr~tk ~t'Oke ' the ' ~ou ~hould p1·aise your hom~ city and boosL with all yom· a s~u m e th~ ~ ~ ~k.l bal¥ri"'' Slitwnee, Okia.hom• INTERNAL stJ·ife engendered l't'e,idcut THEHoover Robin's Career Far From Tame and the American Legion, bids fair lo :dwa~ted a~ hoJd: r,-: · br •thai teparjte.ii:om him : r to from you tortH Warr-en. , •he .U.h.t 10~ ~ Jn ~ ;:~w~etber 7IMI co to Y, ~atraj rode in silence. F"lrful. ' loft w!UJ Jr.t•' fF rem. ~ e,w or &l'lll." 'vt.l ow:*· ', ' · Wei1·-tiU6~r ta lettled. Pan. 1'-. lfqiq to New .Y ork,' : ehe anen I departa~ ~ the aa• , his elc*d ihftt dOor bttwten u. ..Alld Aid :llertely. ct.r of lfr. Bn,Jthwa1t 1 ~turn Ht ot.:M1At )lew Wf>Y I'.t"/ ~t 'to 11You may eWe- roar' mind. In, tJt• Palm Beaelt. cPlonr aflrt. The waltrcrtl'Vf to l-Ike ntst ate any eUe drop me • no~ care of ~WI thai the lawyer~~ run awaJ i K.m..bUe,' •• • P. aL7 .ce. Pam and J b&v. decided wu Whispered fn lob~, and. 19uq1 • , SuddeaJf ~t eame ; to him th not to b1ve our eruist" this year, el, fl'ODI t&ble io tabWiii l~~ orhate p~ hid fl~rJci!·, ·~ lae of "hi~ and I'll be bae~ In New York tn, dlllln~ 'rQoQJ, lD .~to)l!lcally cloistel'fld "hieh Wcrbld ciO.fle 'the :or between perbaps, _a week or ten d~ 1 s." ' mlll:.sioni •r~ o 11 t over the aurf him and Pat ai:. O. If he lf!ft Paim He ih~ . a move a! 1! to tut>n amollc a.p'ortiv• batbers. ' J;le*h' f'h tbia nuj~·nintr, •aml.didf nDl baek ~ the• hGtel, Laurence.'• y,oi~ P"10e1~ re""h:lna ~~ eft'ed: Of :retut"ft till Pat had' lrobe she · ld .atopped blm. ' th!• coinCiden~, be1·ated hen>f"lt tor •ake ,# , u 1 1jrn t~at bJ0~e. _''Warren! ('ve ' lone for ~ days uridtnc Jlriimiel ~twi,.. E•reclally her in 1ber hour of bllttle • w1tllout food Wtthout Water. But .!l~nc.! Ar'tl.u~ Sa':ILJ• had tabn · hie tliat 'he eoul~ not ~U~t ~n him' ~er h1ve I wanted anythLnt as 1 tlpl)' mouthmc!l back to 'l'a.mpa. 1 ~ . There w ould ~e ' but ~ol~ e ra~ want to rawhlde 10 u." · • •. ' , , . 1 1 for ~r-ta ifO to Pari• her Warren II m i 111!1 d crimly. "You . . tather! . • have a r~ine crop In ,your hand, SlttJnl' on t.he al"in of hil!r fatl&lr's · "llle f•lv'et bla.Ji:neuof the star Why don't you tty it!•• chair, heart cryinl' .ut: ••Get' \t ·•tliMYecl; a)cy bepri fl:o~lnr out 111 if "Becauae of eyel that may be over. Get ii onr," Patricia ••ve lh'OD,J;nWflrt dlliiOJvin.. ita rich· lookin~ Oijl of windows at 111, or him a brJJ'hi det.alled account of n.eJI, b itl sp..,Ita aV/&7 one .eattcrred over the croundftr. J love ttrre hUJry and bustle of •he pa~t a7 ~· a iN, Eu~ t,hia lPlll' flna:· Pat more than I luve myr~ell Her d,,... brlac~nc botb Pamela and 1 flr.l Clf· ~atl and i'cil4• weN P'll~nc coo4 ~~~.with me, •head of my Jtmmte· In quite talull1. Thet!: 'llP. ~t -fJt. t.llre ... trQamPtlinc the ow• dea1rea."' -nieyveb't aoina on the1r etw... into · a •heft Of opaltacent The Nlllallhed the thore Ia prim'.'ftloT Strance •he clid:n't lnentioe ~ ~idt cnen alld ember rt~· itive fal'J'. Palm trees wraqled In It to me. I hiMf .• little thall with h'r J• . • Ute Gulla: eried raui!Ollllr to oa BlJ war ap from tbe station " A ~It&' breqe from the .... one another. ADd tlM:nr mthe dawn I'How did -.he kn&ll' what trt:ln ,..._. the py.n'• bot 1Uf. ~m. e~ *railllt a hl!lhlr upeuln roo'd bt oat' You didn't 1lt Me tM lD cOot 1M boilinz 1a't'l. of hi• JrlFtore of eirili.aatloa, hro priaklve Uow."' ' , : Wlad. . · · ~ ttoocl, ere to ere, bolla tall raad. '1 nppo .. d llht'd tell Joa. ·, ' J• ' a little whlltt ' Pai 1roW.d ~ IDeb' bunt. Qne ~rand ftoalL Tbe wind IMr- be o • u are l knew .b; leii:9 to. )>or oOrlr Ho woald olhr lean Qd browa and all'alalot. wio.w ha~ Ben meot ,.. oo ~ tie i .. wbia 1he retVaecL ••• 1 ~ aebWI'to emuh ud dtlllOtilk Jn,J' .,..i'a., llli f)Mr. IIJri aae bttrMii." .-...... llll covld DOt bnak ht• tlwl beaut, ol tJMr other; aehlaa io "'Well,. 1 -.n 'liet •inee ,priM 7 W Pam. , , , It wwW, prvb. lbow i h ~ i sweet ntaU faabalae latt nit~K: aH dltlll al7 &i a diea By p}~O~ R. WAITE INTERNAL STRIFE m~unt1 TO Dl YOU EVER '"•a.. ~ .~..aetiJ.., ~=:-:::~!: ~ ~ ~w ~~~ ~-,.- "'M wa.o :&Verywhere, everyone tries 'che Rodme aay•lt"• wcm· dell'ul-anewMmation.J)ndoowiU you,Comelnand....,. lp, you.raelf fhJt the Rockne baa more ltyle, more atam1oa. more ~.$tOte com(~ more ell around quality and moN ..,..;pn~Oitt 'tllu any othel i:ai' ln the lii'W priced ftelcl. "' ,-._ ''1/lNq~,_(,.•irM/:r,,.dfo ' Blaettnar Motor ·Satel·: FRED S. BLAETTNAR, Phone506-R AND ~OTHER T'HING, newspapers are being bombarded by advertisers, large and small, for a reduction in the& rate. They come to the ne'!,spaper ~d say, "We've got a depression sto~ to ~J! you. T!~I!S'ftl'~. tight, an? we've just got to get a reduction m our advertllling ratj! or we wtll have to discontinue using your l)e"!SP,aper." No": isg,'t;tl.\fl\>a.fine club to hold over the head-:9f '&I!Y publisher? These sa:me-·adv~risers who are trying to · maklf.the newspaper absorb a maJor portion of their exees~ · 'oved~ad f<_lrget that this. ~~~ssion is not going to last foreVer ~ Jlll.!t'fli!m'S?Ple day they .~II ~~d. the newspaper again. Yet, in -''tlfe'ln~ti!il.d; they &I'll pe.rfeCtly wi!l!Pg tQ sandbag them nowve, _ mandmg ra~ d~crease~ httle knowmg that they are weakening the very agency they will have to .depend upon later to help 1hem return to nonnalcy. ' · This is no time for adv~isers to be making demands upon newsp~p~'S for rate. decreaBes and ~is is no time for ne!WSJ!apers tJo b!! gtVI"' concess1o;ns a_long that line. If the newspapers are to k~ep gomg and mruntain !their pi'EIStige, they must keep tur,ning . out just as good a newspaper as they ever did, and that can'~ be ,, done on di!Creased revenue. . When the tide turns, as it soon will ' ' !i~wlll'l!e'looking ~ the,•~wspapers to act, as they aiWIIJ'S hav~ m tn'\e~,of strees, as tlje me,diUll!.lfor ,b ringing back prosperity. Mp adYice to adverlilllq:ia'"O.'t Kill The c- Thai Lay1 The Golclett Eut-Forthe Ad~" I ' M,r. Pomeroy,O. 1) • " ' I ' " �Jewltll t:; c.,_..... u.. . -• TL.e ~rle~r~tlnJl ut.. uot bella ,,,-·'\tit tb.e ChrliUali Jt bacll1~Pb t~!ehrnted rJf tht tor lf'D('f!HOi•L lt met'k~ ftttletb dtty a,tt"' lllit Pauortr. Wftl a •·•lebNif(nl or ft!all l thanktl{1rln( ror u.. ~ bar.,.Nt. I JfiED UYJ'BTUING - ·· !CTIO~ . :o:BI:y::: ~~': Y·~ -~ .. w. ~:s~·.H:ii: : ; ::-:.~:_:n··3Jl ' llAHC£ CRUWO OF·~=- .. "'bo----~ F.!',· I [PO HT E ~5:·:=~ ,, ,BOYS R .u 116TIOIIAL LUGV& ~~w.~. E ,; ~ ~~-~:~~~.:::3.:~(12 ~-:IfiiTBAll · ~~~CH ·:: : r~- NATIONAL LIL\OliE 01\lb w. L. Ol>l<&to 113 " •t~t.si>UJ'Ih ...... 78 e• llroo~fn .. t. . . . . IJ<l 88 ehllaoelpht& . . . . . " 7b looton · · · · · · · · · · '11 '12 H .... H '· 146 Lada Eaaer To "Make ..,... • t. ~ ~ wL<>y" Yot·J: ... ·. .. . . ·.. . . . "84. "'"'"""" ~ ~~ INT~BNAriONAL wavE . ,· PUttbcr Squad," Come ' ~ Monk'eal 3 11 Albany 11 • Jeney 0111 • · • Buflalo 'J, Toronto S. 11ewar• 11 , Baltll>.ore • , 1 16~ 85 Fpr 1 Pr&!Ot~e 1 SUITS TOO FEW I' .h.our an~ & ~ 1 j ln crow~, ~~~ Tq K~ W~ GA!IfB6 TOD>H 1To Outfit Entire Bunl:lt; Pomham and Houee trotted them p~ · AMf RICAN -;.g;OCIATION A.MEKICAN AK!lOCUTION ' L'1mbertnr . U p Exer>UI on tbe fteld an:l lndu4'"' lb ' ,~ ~~ J lub Columbua 11.t I udianalJ(llla. : settina up exercl:~eJS Ctr lim- . ' . Ill-.;.;.:. Ylr.nee,polls .JI. J,. Pet ( night. p.me.l •. c:isea 'fried purposce, a leettue on . 60 · "r~ ~hunbus !It .6l0 ToiMlo at Loui1wUle. one'll .Rlf ~nd theu ~~, llaht 6 r.B ~ .. . .nr rndiauape·l!B ·5il' MUwa.uktcl a.t St. Paul. 111 ~\''i,l at tJvowln~.;, catchinl and I "' T"'!"r."" , ....,~ 'It - ~l9 K:anr:u City 11t ,MI:meupolil;. A n umber or peop~e 'have ~he ldet~ with t he twl . $hartly ~'~ Writ« ~~:;:kee · · · · T' 71J .t\17 --thnL ·roctbJ.ll 1s :1 game JplaS'cd. onlv the squad lookina more iiLW ""~ W.. ·J.-~fh..: (al;l""~ Otcy , ~ ~; .309 N.t'flONAL 'LEAGUE in r.col cr cold we'J.r)er and that like a. at Oht~ Unl\'el'lity,' ~lqtr.01'DUI~ , J• TIL1!'i!JUIJI ~I" lt. "~~~J .. .400 Oinclnnatl aL PhUadelphl.n., ! unlt'ss there Is eno!.l~tb .. ~ani'" b'l logged baqi to the 1i JIJ where Ll•e 11 1 ....._. ...1-t.ru.h a..~&i., .. 1 6~ ·~ l"lt_tsburgl\ at Bolton. !irst day~1blactlce Wu.'s Cbncluded. . maL&A . "'('""':,,..... ....,.. ..........,..r. loL i !;ille j tJ 91. .aes I Obica.go at New Yc rk. 'the a ir, t.hcre can oe no cnthuslat.lp While , qt lrt :;eve~al candl· I can ~ ~~~ ~n: uw j for the sport aa exempllfled by hta'b Jatee ou :'tor the ~l~m~ wno l!!ol'f' . 1 ta nr ~ , ...._~ ~ ol INTERNATIONAL LE .. GIJ '. E o p.mu. ! school and college :c--~11 pla.yer. ltnown t Q..Iital}d·-A~ ~ chance~ I t.he oa~i(!b Jw ~~ ~ In- Club W. "':~;.. Pet. St. Loul& "" Brookl)'u. I and that Is where a grea.t many :.0 make W lte,Ri',' ' it ia mucb too Newark . 105 57 .IWI <two.. ... II.DlME:.1"' .. L"•GVE people comprWng t.had t cady lrQ make any ,toreeuts aa to )most ~ _ Baltimore ' "f'' ... .ru. -=wonderfully an woe ..__ , tl>e ma·ke - up ot lhe •--, · · 88 73 .550 .....u or lhe 1 New York at Olevelam.l. lnr ~ ·qve .,.,... f.qe c- Bu1J~lo strengtll of u. or In fact 1taken . 89 72 ca~• ~.tlh.in'"'"',~...... ot Et.•~::.•l ,l at St. LouJ.s. Por turt.her Pf90l Gf the above at all about It Even lheJ .~· ,.. · • - ~ ·· a· ,. ,'""-r--...,..... 86 75 ·''" · court'!oual)' I~<) ,_ 1p. ~ jUJlior Montreal Roch te . . . . Washington at Chicago. ,I sentence, the read e1· ts . Mr. Pamham · and Mr. ci.J·cllk ~... . ~ ~nd es r · · · · · · · 1M '17 .52Q Only IBmi!IS r.cheduled. ; referred t.o W. R. P :unham or Carl Ohio Onlveralty product in 1iho ~~·- ~; ~ay, 8 Jl'n'ey City . . . . . . 71 DO .44.1 House. Eithe1· ono or the gentle-~ hid f1r3t year M to .. ~ I ~~~ ~e ell- Albany V1l 92 .426 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE m en or botb will soon convince the &n tn Lbe local schools maxed bY Ben Chal:~t:nls . triple Toronto . . . . . . . . . 52 109 .3~0 Rochester at Montreal. most cynical Ulat football is a crea- an wLil uslst Mr Parnham with tJ¥1. lalllei fUll· &aU ,. tir.ane Tt~ronto a.t Buftl\lo. tion W the mind as well as uf Lh~ m ccec::hJnr work . this Pall. ! run b)"~~· Y£.8TEIUJAY"8 RESULTS Baltimore at Newark. I body. have no idea, as to what the team 11• nd, Mon,dayh even • wllllcok 11k~ when Septemhfor SOttl 'nil!; , h~'fMftr , , ·are not yet Albany at J ersey c'tty. J 1 Aa aflcrnlltllustra 11 1 1 1 out at <ei ·fi 1Nt·t.~~Ur.g AMERICAN ASSOCfATJON ...__ ng a te n :t.y 0 t e Fa l'Olls around for the Cheshire aame. ptf~ t1!e t'$UCl~ ~ , U..! llldlano.pollz 4, , Oolumbus 1. I term of 1932 at the local high The! e will be many ujghu of haM ~ · · · ~· =r··~~~Tcledo 4, LoulsvUie 1. I schoals, had cl06C!d and those who Pral'tice however and any of thia] ~ · c,, .1 . . , .,....,y ] are interested had !;nlshed \ -::port- young army of candidates woo 11.re 1 ha,Q. .. > ;}f~ Jp' th Louitvllle 6, Toledo 3. At New York8;01\Y Leonard, mg to tbe coaches above named not prcpll.led to spend & gr~t c:reaJ j YeiW~. . l'f~ , . ct:, M:tl~ukce 6, St. Paul 5 t8 inn- former ll&;h~wel.eht cbamrioa, di!-J th ese wort.hr g~ntlemen were fairly o! time and cntra"Y ht trytna to be· ba.tttn;. f.'lt~~· ~~ '~ ' 0"1 rea.ted Mlke Barko, New York wei- , fl\ Jampe1 With requests, wtth pleM,] ~orne proficient in the manly art, baBe, ~ ~ , +f 13Pf9 ftp!; r~, terweiaht. , yea wllh demands tar suits irom f-ar e wasting their own tlme as well l~n. 4 3, ~ 8 rieti a -Lmt>, whc:n L!lty Grove bWliJ up his At Philadelphia- Benny Bails I these who wouJ<i flabt and IJ!eed as that of the coach. Every plaudit record by cloUtfng his sixtl\ hOmer ) 23rd victory of the year by .:~mine former feaUlerwetght champion, de~ 1and win for their ."Alma Mater"., that Is receivecl on tbe field durln~; o~ the ~n ill t!'.e .rolt1 of a. 1 t.he 'I'ige.n. 1' to 1. t.tic MeNair of tea.ted Tony Palco l>hll&delphia . The great.est numoer of candlcl&t- a game hBs been earned :n~uy 1 t.he pinch-hitter. A's oontlnued his ba.ttlnl <lO) ' I ea ever to report, wel:'t checktd at times over on tbe practice iteW The defat left •he CUbs flve· streak by setu.ns "four for flllil'" Al Chlcag!>-Young Btuhlev Ke- the Junior high school gymmWum 'Twas ever thus. · gameiJ ahead of the Pirates. who while CochrtUle belted In to\U' 1·uns ws.nee 111. won decision ov~; R:~.y by Me.saers Farnham and House -• lh Phlllf • t 2 h ... ·th h 51 ' ' wit.IJ the a£&1stance ·or savemi stu ~ trImm~ e es " o t an~~.s wt a omer and n ngtc. ~ Tramble, Rockford mtddll!weight, dent helpers. In fact 46 actually put. to Paul Waner'.s homer. with one I The mdeorlo Sena.tor kept a (10). 1n & bid tOr suits but the lo&t 17 nbcard and BUI SwUt'B k)lt<:hlnK. j gllll,?.e behind the r.utltmen b.v Young Terry, Davenport, Ia., out . foWld only 7 p&trs 01 football pant.a ·At.hletlca remained tu the' pushing over tht ~·' bite Sox a~~:~lt:, pointed "'Illy Ol&dstune. Chicago to divide among them 80 all of 1 them were not on the field Monday ··mathemat'Jce\\ J)OUlbll l··y'' cla.tis 9 ro 3. llehtwelrht IB). SJ&:p f'i•- 4'•; Cluclnuu.U 58 1 . ! . .- = •r -. nu "a~"'*~o:l·f~ · ·t•- ny . y•· , - - ... Ltp l',tt' ~. ,, I '1 • ,.,.... I ~;;., ' ' In s;t'OP 1\T Tllii. ' . The Colonel Picb Another H~yes I \ I -· I'Ve GQT HIM! . A ~ --.--.. Pr>pular Hotel JOO R00111• with &lh at '$2 to ~3-·No tiisher Convenient to Stores ~nd Thtotre• <t':; ~· .<ofT ~ .. 1N\GONl!ll<n10N ~ L B. BUNSTJNE, . · CoL.oJJEL. 11...,, ''.lA~ ciiJPPE~"i~ owNE'ta ·o1=".-·n.u:: ~lftiS, DIDO •co.rliJIIIoillllHot, - - - AND s~:~~s> r 41:Jilt>~l f:':R ft +l".J:· Eameat Hart anci f111ipldl were tlit of Mrs. Hart.'s me4ber Addie · I Shumway of Flvra reoent;b'. · · Btnne. VIolet and Ruben J4tdat# were ealbng jlt. Rutitll" iltunN. · . ' PhyWea W~ey waJ the ~ 9f '.A~ot.a H"wk Sund.Q. . a4J.aes Vlol!t 1JU ~ ~ !lt. i\U!IIts ~A~H Ji,. . r,,,,, .I AND CHIC ·'"n I All m•Jtll '"' ""'''J drt'J dttclwl ;,. Pt~rh ud tlrt f!clttrtu '"' ''""'' i11 NHJJ Yorl. A plaided aof~ woolen in rhum• brown with plain . rhum- br.own waolcn. ' for that purpose and that while he was sizing them up, th.ey would not be put through any paces that would hurt any of them or give them an unfair disadvantage with the other player~~. Jt they really want to play, he told them, they wlll soon show him so and those who may now have suits wtn loae them to the fellows whO now haven't tllem and e.gatn the bibUC&l quq\f:. \'tlon 9/1.11 be IJeTVed~ "11ie flrat shall be last and the last ~;hall b clirst." Among these 46 ambiiJous youths, ot course, some ~,~;•m faJ.l by the wayside becam:e there are soma. natul'ally who are tn the lis~ who may wen be classlfled 1n the list of thase whose "spirit is wtlllng but the :!'leah weak." They came In droves when school was dlsmislled. Fat felloWI, skinny boys, thick kids and thin ones, heavy lad& and light youths, tall boys and short ones, fast. ateppers and &low plodders, they camn (rom far 1\nd wide, a.ll with the ss.me Idea In mind , to make th~ Purple Football Squad. Hl!re &re the names : Prom le.Gt year'! team there are those who will need but little lntrocluctioB. Willlsm Hem·y Harrison Buy Dye, otherwise and famlllarly known as " Tip"; NOOdles, rup 'Em Up, Sm!!.sh that line Von Hinden~ burg, Gn .:<Jser. otherwise &nd 11.lso . . . ., ..........., ... ""' !i8l ......... Ia pi~,., , knowu !l8 Wue WIIUe and It haR · 4ellll~ ~.mwm~ Tooth l'ule, a~~•o ~J 11M .UtN been rumore1 the folks 11.t home 'fJILI.otcriao, - • " ' J•" I• • larp toha12St. Moe. k:now him as plain BJll. Oo Get . . . II ~laM, bmulir... alld pmt•... ,<Oior !edit. llfo'Em grab' and Hold 'Em Frederick -ltMYftJ•U•pp•oaituM1)'13 • ,arcwer~.(lll-11-­ Crow, ta.ll, la.nk, lea.n and angular .,._ Bur tlolnp 1"'1 aaeol _.. thJt .m.r-....., end. Hot Shot Bob b.Jlckwell, Jun - ..... -..~,. ~· Laal.lrl · - - - c.. Jor, Yeung "Art" I<;loes, Junior, E&t Em AliV·~ Kaiser, Hard working sure slop Em Arnold brings up the balance of last yl!dr's regulars. Youna Levto easel was out Md rendered yeoman service in aettl ng the boy·s outfitted t-ut at ~~·e.ent he 25' Judgmettt of a Solomon Jt h:n n1an y points. They add a smart decorAtive touch that you'll find only in a Pari~ model. ~ Two ·~ syrlace~ QE ~rcpe salin is an- bth~:r darling sugge~tion. ." I :~-:-Fol<ME"' ' ~EAGUE ,;.,J It ir Atm4 cut. ' AIN'T IT How to Get Th&s Pattet'IIS • ... • Sepd ts cent~ Cl!• ,t~mps or coin) to 'Vuhion Buraau. W!l'fle carefully ' l l f~ •. ~1.1 d Jlt,ziiY your n~me and full addrta~, the nu!'lber of the p~tttcrp and the aln you want. • · ,,~,.~ ' '' i I AddreS,. yuur !titer itt the 'follow• !nf w,ifY :., QaUr 'l'ttb1mn i';nbJCIJI nu~~~u Ky• A, T'11ier'" ~~~, ~(tYJqt . ~· ·.tv'~~ . !aiJI'" ~t. """ " • "1!' ?-1'""'· -cu.. t ;J{i;~~~ ' r ~ . Paris pattern, r~il!rl• '. • ITl&ii, No. 7761, l ,· I l ! ' t ' ' t • ' '6' ' •' ·.- ' • ' f" • ; ' ' " \ l, - •t '111£ HURLE1'2., ' .... .I ()~...t ·r <;Of:"{! OL!T •• trrY '61.lf.l' t\~'i> •. . ,.. . . ., , ! ' . ;. • ,, ..J.:..,. \ \ : · 1 ' ,' I ·I· • • • • • ' I ' ' ' I".,.. • • • • '<• 11 I. • • ' ., ·, • """; • • "I TB? ""''-i4• If JOI!r 'll"fllh~ta c!oq't ~d'fl!rU•• ~ 111 ~nl!f tilt trade, aome l!eiJ..bPrii!J l'ib wiU ""' ~ ~llfl~ fPI!' c:iff~J!~d ME lOCKE!) ltl . .. 13iGi \ M~41CWi ..i\T t\6/'ie • ·< ' ; ) J ••ze-tol : 1 • ·.: • · • · • • • • • •r · · · ':._- • • · .,. · · · · · • TO A city full of broad - minded "'"'" ia alwua a city of real op· timi•m 11nd proJI'e... In 1850 the world wu exceedingly larre. N.,.., from Wuh· incton reached C~lifornia weelu after it bapJH,ned. Today . tbe world ia exceedingly amall. Newe reac\le• tbere often befol'e thO.e a mile from Capitol Hill hear it. The diffieultiea of recevt ti-IU!ve reeulted in an epneat r.earch for new aourcee of revenue by many elates and citlel. For the moot part it h~ reveale.. very lillle around the explorati'!ll pf ..,hich would yjeld a ..diti-1 . lalla without diauter.. T~J have be"" elftra~ted by all liOI1J of roucH I!Dd re,dy IPCOI!D'• .a nd th~ reeulle have beett about the ~~~~ u "'laht he exp81lted from tryinc to mencl a !Rteb Vfitb f' ~ I!P"IJ!If· . ~ ~~~~~.c;unpn 1·lill~d 'out\.,Will '' .. ;~, .. • WOLF PEN By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAH!)MA /.lewARI<. TE"AMI l··f - - ......---· DID .YOU EVER WHO IS OOIJJG A GC2EAI .10(3 AS · MAAAGET2 OF. 'ri-IS: Tllil #GIIIr11 N,, 7761 rtltJ1 ht ,J. tairtiJ in 11 t• ZO t"'tJ 36 ,, I(}, Ii iJ ,-udy ,,,. irnm,di.U dt!iflt'r,, ' ,1', •unn&y altemoon. tors were all Biven out. To the l'tlllll{ he said to come out In old clothe& LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE A very favourite achcmc has been Introduced in this model. .-.. cbe,~r evenlne. They were ll()L discouraged however, the coach gave th~::m fl / heart to heart talk and exphLtncd that he d1d not know whether or that it waa not fair to them or him not they could play football and to hand them out and say the re1t could not play. Instead t.e ga,~ them to the first on !:land WlU.l the; necktie• with what It saves llo=;"'""""......,...B,..,...E=vA=.A.;;;;;;;;;;;;Tm==aE=Y....................~I r~~-01!!~~OF~C~ ·. _ .. · --- · r ' ...... ' n&~ PUJUNG LOT AND GAilAG& wee". I I ·F'ort ' pUt and~ familY j - H.otel Columbuo' ldoll .U,bll of 4~ were caWp1 on Jett Vlrilet ·reeea.!o!f. I ...,.._ _...-.. •· .,..,..~.......- By HARDIN BUBNLEY _--...,...----' Co!umbll.r Mo.Strn··rlteJW!..! ~ 1'he ' . .'1 ••1 Well the D&le Hart ·u,- ((E£1' VOUIIEYE ON THE wue I I FIGHT RESULTS Dale Perry r.nd on BearwallOTJ lfidi:e sat-.rclt.Y eve• · nina. I Hazel Well !ipent. the w,ek ~ wUh hor p.Lrenb _, . and. lliW. Val Well. ' Mrs. Anna Clark a(lfJ ~ '~f Coolville are via1~ her idttif. Callie Lo(an al;l"- brott1era Val anp · JW. ·ra , scr.m , · - 'titk# MflAM!!!!' lrtnl. Pred CaneY wu ~ ~ Mary Vlolet reeenUy. lcep~a Mc.Elhlnny WU tbe dJnner aueet. of L1lzie Mldkift Tbqp day. achoo 1ullyl.-~~ .:.'!)I JiiP 1 dl.'eD, Mr. Uld Mr3. were cailera ot Icepbtnl ...... - . ;;., ' ..-~ ...... .... " ~ . ....... ." ' , �Jewltll t:; c.,_..... u.. . -• TL.e ~rle~r~tlnJl ut.. uot bella ,,,-·'\tit tb.e ChrliUali Jt bacll1~Pb t~!ehrnted rJf tht tor lf'D('f!HOi•L lt met'k~ ftttletb dtty a,tt"' lllit Pauortr. Wftl a •·•lebNif(nl or ft!all l thanktl{1rln( ror u.. ~ bar.,.Nt. I JfiED UYJ'BTUING - ·· !CTIO~ . :o:BI:y::: ~~': Y·~ -~ .. w. ~:s~·.H:ii: : ; ::-:.~:_:n··3Jl ' llAHC£ CRUWO OF·~=- .. "'bo----~ F.!',· I [PO HT E ~5:·:=~ ,, ,BOYS R .u 116TIOIIAL LUGV& ~~w.~. E ,; ~ ~~-~:~~~.:::3.:~(12 ~-:IfiiTBAll · ~~~CH ·:: : r~- NATIONAL LIL\OliE 01\lb w. L. Ol>l<&to 113 " •t~t.si>UJ'Ih ...... 78 e• llroo~fn .. t. . . . . IJ<l 88 ehllaoelpht& . . . . . " 7b looton · · · · · · · · · · '11 '12 H .... H '· 146 Lada Eaaer To "Make ..,... • t. ~ ~ wL<>y" Yot·J: ... ·. .. . . ·.. . . . "84. "'"'"""" ~ ~~ INT~BNAriONAL wavE . ,· PUttbcr Squad," Come ' ~ Monk'eal 3 11 Albany 11 • Jeney 0111 • · • Buflalo 'J, Toronto S. 11ewar• 11 , Baltll>.ore • , 1 16~ 85 Fpr 1 Pr&!Ot~e 1 SUITS TOO FEW I' .h.our an~ & ~ 1 j ln crow~, ~~~ Tq K~ W~ GA!IfB6 TOD>H 1To Outfit Entire Bunl:lt; Pomham and Houee trotted them p~ · AMf RICAN -;.g;OCIATION A.MEKICAN AK!lOCUTION ' L'1mbertnr . U p Exer>UI on tbe fteld an:l lndu4'"' lb ' ,~ ~~ J lub Columbua 11.t I udianalJ(llla. : settina up exercl:~eJS Ctr lim- . ' . Ill-.;.;.:. Ylr.nee,polls .JI. J,. Pet ( night. p.me.l •. c:isea 'fried purposce, a leettue on . 60 · "r~ ~hunbus !It .6l0 ToiMlo at Loui1wUle. one'll .Rlf ~nd theu ~~, llaht 6 r.B ~ .. . .nr rndiauape·l!B ·5il' MUwa.uktcl a.t St. Paul. 111 ~\''i,l at tJvowln~.;, catchinl and I "' T"'!"r."" , ....,~ 'It - ~l9 K:anr:u City 11t ,MI:meupolil;. A n umber or peop~e 'have ~he ldet~ with t he twl . $hartly ~'~ Writ« ~~:;:kee · · · · T' 71J .t\17 --thnL ·roctbJ.ll 1s :1 game JplaS'cd. onlv the squad lookina more iiLW ""~ W.. ·J.-~fh..: (al;l""~ Otcy , ~ ~; .309 N.t'flONAL 'LEAGUE in r.col cr cold we'J.r)er and that like a. at Oht~ Unl\'el'lity,' ~lqtr.01'DUI~ , J• TIL1!'i!JUIJI ~I" lt. "~~~J .. .400 Oinclnnatl aL PhUadelphl.n., ! unlt'ss there Is eno!.l~tb .. ~ani'" b'l logged baqi to the 1i JIJ where Ll•e 11 1 ....._. ...1-t.ru.h a..~&i., .. 1 6~ ·~ l"lt_tsburgl\ at Bolton. !irst day~1blactlce Wu.'s Cbncluded. . maL&A . "'('""':,,..... ....,.. ..........,..r. loL i !;ille j tJ 91. .aes I Obica.go at New Yc rk. 'the a ir, t.hcre can oe no cnthuslat.lp While , qt lrt :;eve~al candl· I can ~ ~~~ ~n: uw j for the sport aa exempllfled by hta'b Jatee ou :'tor the ~l~m~ wno l!!ol'f' . 1 ta nr ~ , ...._~ ~ ol INTERNATIONAL LE .. GIJ '. E o p.mu. ! school and college :c--~11 pla.yer. ltnown t Q..Iital}d·-A~ ~ chance~ I t.he oa~i(!b Jw ~~ ~ In- Club W. "':~;.. Pet. St. Loul& "" Brookl)'u. I and that Is where a grea.t many :.0 make W lte,Ri',' ' it ia mucb too Newark . 105 57 .IWI <two.. ... II.DlME:.1"' .. L"•GVE people comprWng t.had t cady lrQ make any ,toreeuts aa to )most ~ _ Baltimore ' "f'' ... .ru. -=wonderfully an woe ..__ , tl>e ma·ke - up ot lhe •--, · · 88 73 .550 .....u or lhe 1 New York at Olevelam.l. lnr ~ ·qve .,.,... f.qe c- Bu1J~lo strengtll of u. or In fact 1taken . 89 72 ca~• ~.tlh.in'"'"',~...... ot Et.•~::.•l ,l at St. LouJ.s. Por turt.her Pf90l Gf the above at all about It Even lheJ .~· ,.. · • - ~ ·· a· ,. ,'""-r--...,..... 86 75 ·''" · court'!oual)' I~<) ,_ 1p. ~ jUJlior Montreal Roch te . . . . Washington at Chicago. ,I sentence, the read e1· ts . Mr. Pamham · and Mr. ci.J·cllk ~... . ~ ~nd es r · · · · · · · 1M '17 .52Q Only IBmi!IS r.cheduled. ; referred t.o W. R. P :unham or Carl Ohio Onlveralty product in 1iho ~~·- ~; ~ay, 8 Jl'n'ey City . . . . . . 71 DO .44.1 House. Eithe1· ono or the gentle-~ hid f1r3t year M to .. ~ I ~~~ ~e ell- Albany V1l 92 .426 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE m en or botb will soon convince the &n tn Lbe local schools maxed bY Ben Chal:~t:nls . triple Toronto . . . . . . . . . 52 109 .3~0 Rochester at Montreal. most cynical Ulat football is a crea- an wLil uslst Mr Parnham with tJ¥1. lalllei fUll· &aU ,. tir.ane Tt~ronto a.t Buftl\lo. tion W the mind as well as uf Lh~ m ccec::hJnr work . this Pall. ! run b)"~~· Y£.8TEIUJAY"8 RESULTS Baltimore at Newark. I body. have no idea, as to what the team 11• nd, Mon,dayh even • wllllcok 11k~ when Septemhfor SOttl 'nil!; , h~'fMftr , , ·are not yet Albany at J ersey c'tty. J 1 Aa aflcrnlltllustra 11 1 1 1 out at <ei ·fi 1Nt·t.~~Ur.g AMERICAN ASSOCfATJON ...__ ng a te n :t.y 0 t e Fa l'Olls around for the Cheshire aame. ptf~ t1!e t'$UCl~ ~ , U..! llldlano.pollz 4, , Oolumbus 1. I term of 1932 at the local high The! e will be many ujghu of haM ~ · · · ~· =r··~~~Tcledo 4, LoulsvUie 1. I schoals, had cl06C!d and those who Pral'tice however and any of thia] ~ · c,, .1 . . , .,....,y ] are interested had !;nlshed \ -::port- young army of candidates woo 11.re 1 ha,Q. .. > ;}f~ Jp' th Louitvllle 6, Toledo 3. At New York8;01\Y Leonard, mg to tbe coaches above named not prcpll.led to spend & gr~t c:reaJ j YeiW~. . l'f~ , . ct:, M:tl~ukce 6, St. Paul 5 t8 inn- former ll&;h~wel.eht cbamrioa, di!-J th ese wort.hr g~ntlemen were fairly o! time and cntra"Y ht trytna to be· ba.tttn;. f.'lt~~· ~~ '~ ' 0"1 rea.ted Mlke Barko, New York wei- , fl\ Jampe1 With requests, wtth pleM,] ~orne proficient in the manly art, baBe, ~ ~ , +f 13Pf9 ftp!; r~, terweiaht. , yea wllh demands tar suits irom f-ar e wasting their own tlme as well l~n. 4 3, ~ 8 rieti a -Lmt>, whc:n L!lty Grove bWliJ up his At Philadelphia- Benny Bails I these who wouJ<i flabt and IJ!eed as that of the coach. Every plaudit record by cloUtfng his sixtl\ hOmer ) 23rd victory of the year by .:~mine former feaUlerwetght champion, de~ 1and win for their ."Alma Mater"., that Is receivecl on tbe field durln~; o~ the ~n ill t!'.e .rolt1 of a. 1 t.he 'I'ige.n. 1' to 1. t.tic MeNair of tea.ted Tony Palco l>hll&delphia . The great.est numoer of candlcl&t- a game hBs been earned :n~uy 1 t.he pinch-hitter. A's oontlnued his ba.ttlnl <lO) ' I ea ever to report, wel:'t checktd at times over on tbe practice iteW The defat left •he CUbs flve· streak by setu.ns "four for flllil'" Al Chlcag!>-Young Btuhlev Ke- the Junior high school gymmWum 'Twas ever thus. · gameiJ ahead of the Pirates. who while CochrtUle belted In to\U' 1·uns ws.nee 111. won decision ov~; R:~.y by Me.saers Farnham and House -• lh Phlllf • t 2 h ... ·th h 51 ' ' wit.IJ the a£&1stance ·or savemi stu ~ trImm~ e es " o t an~~.s wt a omer and n ngtc. ~ Tramble, Rockford mtddll!weight, dent helpers. In fact 46 actually put. to Paul Waner'.s homer. with one I The mdeorlo Sena.tor kept a (10). 1n & bid tOr suits but the lo&t 17 nbcard and BUI SwUt'B k)lt<:hlnK. j gllll,?.e behind the r.utltmen b.v Young Terry, Davenport, Ia., out . foWld only 7 p&trs 01 football pant.a ·At.hletlca remained tu the' pushing over tht ~·' bite Sox a~~:~lt:, pointed "'Illy Ol&dstune. Chicago to divide among them 80 all of 1 them were not on the field Monday ··mathemat'Jce\\ J)OUlbll l··y'' cla.tis 9 ro 3. llehtwelrht IB). SJ&:p f'i•- 4'•; Cluclnuu.U 58 1 . ! . .- = •r -. nu "a~"'*~o:l·f~ · ·t•- ny . y•· , - - ... Ltp l',tt' ~. ,, I '1 • ,.,.... I ~;;., ' ' In s;t'OP 1\T Tllii. ' . The Colonel Picb Another H~yes I \ I -· I'Ve GQT HIM! . A ~ --.--.. Pr>pular Hotel JOO R00111• with &lh at '$2 to ~3-·No tiisher Convenient to Stores ~nd Thtotre• <t':; ~· .<ofT ~ .. 1N\GONl!ll<n10N ~ L B. BUNSTJNE, . · CoL.oJJEL. 11...,, ''.lA~ ciiJPPE~"i~ owNE'ta ·o1=".-·n.u:: ~lftiS, DIDO •co.rliJIIIoillllHot, - - - AND s~:~~s> r 41:Jilt>~l f:':R ft +l".J:· Eameat Hart anci f111ipldl were tlit of Mrs. Hart.'s me4ber Addie · I Shumway of Flvra reoent;b'. · · Btnne. VIolet and Ruben J4tdat# were ealbng jlt. Rutitll" iltunN. · . ' PhyWea W~ey waJ the ~ 9f '.A~ot.a H"wk Sund.Q. . a4J.aes Vlol!t 1JU ~ ~ !lt. i\U!IIts ~A~H Ji,. . r,,,,, .I AND CHIC ·'"n I All m•Jtll '"' ""'''J drt'J dttclwl ;,. Pt~rh ud tlrt f!clttrtu '"' ''""'' i11 NHJJ Yorl. A plaided aof~ woolen in rhum• brown with plain . rhum- br.own waolcn. ' for that purpose and that while he was sizing them up, th.ey would not be put through any paces that would hurt any of them or give them an unfair disadvantage with the other player~~. Jt they really want to play, he told them, they wlll soon show him so and those who may now have suits wtn loae them to the fellows whO now haven't tllem and e.gatn the bibUC&l quq\f:. \'tlon 9/1.11 be IJeTVed~ "11ie flrat shall be last and the last ~;hall b clirst." Among these 46 ambiiJous youths, ot course, some ~,~;•m faJ.l by the wayside becam:e there are soma. natul'ally who are tn the lis~ who may wen be classlfled 1n the list of thase whose "spirit is wtlllng but the :!'leah weak." They came In droves when school was dlsmislled. Fat felloWI, skinny boys, thick kids and thin ones, heavy lad& and light youths, tall boys and short ones, fast. ateppers and &low plodders, they camn (rom far 1\nd wide, a.ll with the ss.me Idea In mind , to make th~ Purple Football Squad. Hl!re &re the names : Prom le.Gt year'! team there are those who will need but little lntrocluctioB. Willlsm Hem·y Harrison Buy Dye, otherwise and famlllarly known as " Tip"; NOOdles, rup 'Em Up, Sm!!.sh that line Von Hinden~ burg, Gn .:<Jser. otherwise &nd 11.lso . . . ., ..........., ... ""' !i8l ......... Ia pi~,., , knowu !l8 Wue WIIUe and It haR · 4ellll~ ~.mwm~ Tooth l'ule, a~~•o ~J 11M .UtN been rumore1 the folks 11.t home 'fJILI.otcriao, - • " ' J•" I• • larp toha12St. Moe. k:now him as plain BJll. Oo Get . . . II ~laM, bmulir... alld pmt•... ,<Oior !edit. llfo'Em grab' and Hold 'Em Frederick -ltMYftJ•U•pp•oaituM1)'13 • ,arcwer~.(lll-11-­ Crow, ta.ll, la.nk, lea.n and angular .,._ Bur tlolnp 1"'1 aaeol _.. thJt .m.r-....., end. Hot Shot Bob b.Jlckwell, Jun - ..... -..~,. ~· Laal.lrl · - - - c.. Jor, Yeung "Art" I<;loes, Junior, E&t Em AliV·~ Kaiser, Hard working sure slop Em Arnold brings up the balance of last yl!dr's regulars. Youna Levto easel was out Md rendered yeoman service in aettl ng the boy·s outfitted t-ut at ~~·e.ent he 25' Judgmettt of a Solomon Jt h:n n1an y points. They add a smart decorAtive touch that you'll find only in a Pari~ model. ~ Two ·~ syrlace~ QE ~rcpe salin is an- bth~:r darling sugge~tion. ." I :~-:-Fol<ME"' ' ~EAGUE ,;.,J It ir Atm4 cut. ' AIN'T IT How to Get Th&s Pattet'IIS • ... • Sepd ts cent~ Cl!• ,t~mps or coin) to 'Vuhion Buraau. W!l'fle carefully ' l l f~ •. ~1.1 d Jlt,ziiY your n~me and full addrta~, the nu!'lber of the p~tttcrp and the aln you want. • · ,,~,.~ ' '' i I AddreS,. yuur !titer itt the 'follow• !nf w,ifY :., QaUr 'l'ttb1mn i';nbJCIJI nu~~~u Ky• A, T'11ier'" ~~~, ~(tYJqt . ~· ·.tv'~~ . !aiJI'" ~t. """ " • "1!' ?-1'""'· -cu.. t ;J{i;~~~ ' r ~ . Paris pattern, r~il!rl• '. • ITl&ii, No. 7761, l ,· I l ! ' t ' ' t • ' '6' ' •' ·.- ' • ' f" • ; ' ' " \ l, - •t '111£ HURLE1'2., ' .... .I ()~...t ·r <;Of:"{! OL!T •• trrY '61.lf.l' t\~'i> •. . ,.. . . ., , ! ' . ;. • ,, ..J.:..,. \ \ : · 1 ' ,' I ·I· • • • • • ' I ' ' ' I".,.. • • • • '<• 11 I. • • ' ., ·, • """; • • "I TB? ""''-i4• If JOI!r 'll"fllh~ta c!oq't ~d'fl!rU•• ~ 111 ~nl!f tilt trade, aome l!eiJ..bPrii!J l'ib wiU ""' ~ ~llfl~ fPI!' c:iff~J!~d ME lOCKE!) ltl . .. 13iGi \ M~41CWi ..i\T t\6/'ie • ·< ' ; ) J ••ze-tol : 1 • ·.: • · • · • • • • • •r · · · ':._- • • · .,. · · · · · • TO A city full of broad - minded "'"'" ia alwua a city of real op· timi•m 11nd proJI'e... In 1850 the world wu exceedingly larre. N.,.., from Wuh· incton reached C~lifornia weelu after it bapJH,ned. Today . tbe world ia exceedingly amall. Newe reac\le• tbere often befol'e thO.e a mile from Capitol Hill hear it. The diffieultiea of recevt ti-IU!ve reeulted in an epneat r.earch for new aourcee of revenue by many elates and citlel. For the moot part it h~ reveale.. very lillle around the explorati'!ll pf ..,hich would yjeld a ..diti-1 . lalla without diauter.. T~J have be"" elftra~ted by all liOI1J of roucH I!Dd re,dy IPCOI!D'• .a nd th~ reeulle have beett about the ~~~~ u "'laht he exp81lted from tryinc to mencl a !Rteb Vfitb f' ~ I!P"IJ!If· . ~ ~~~~~.c;unpn 1·lill~d 'out\.,Will '' .. ;~, .. • WOLF PEN By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAH!)MA /.lewARI<. TE"AMI l··f - - ......---· DID .YOU EVER WHO IS OOIJJG A GC2EAI .10(3 AS · MAAAGET2 OF. 'ri-IS: Tllil #GIIIr11 N,, 7761 rtltJ1 ht ,J. tairtiJ in 11 t• ZO t"'tJ 36 ,, I(}, Ii iJ ,-udy ,,,. irnm,di.U dt!iflt'r,, ' ,1', •unn&y altemoon. tors were all Biven out. To the l'tlllll{ he said to come out In old clothe& LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE A very favourite achcmc has been Introduced in this model. .-.. cbe,~r evenlne. They were ll()L discouraged however, the coach gave th~::m fl / heart to heart talk and exphLtncd that he d1d not know whether or that it waa not fair to them or him not they could play football and to hand them out and say the re1t could not play. Instead t.e ga,~ them to the first on !:land WlU.l the; necktie• with what It saves llo=;"'""""......,...B,..,...E=vA=.A.;;;;;;;;;;;;Tm==aE=Y....................~I r~~-01!!~~OF~C~ ·. _ .. · --- · r ' ...... ' n&~ PUJUNG LOT AND GAilAG& wee". I I ·F'ort ' pUt and~ familY j - H.otel Columbuo' ldoll .U,bll of 4~ were caWp1 on Jett Vlrilet ·reeea.!o!f. I ...,.._ _...-.. •· .,..,..~.......- By HARDIN BUBNLEY _--...,...----' Co!umbll.r Mo.Strn··rlteJW!..! ~ 1'he ' . .'1 ••1 Well the D&le Hart ·u,- ((E£1' VOUIIEYE ON THE wue I I FIGHT RESULTS Dale Perry r.nd on BearwallOTJ lfidi:e sat-.rclt.Y eve• · nina. I Hazel Well !ipent. the w,ek ~ wUh hor p.Lrenb _, . and. lliW. Val Well. ' Mrs. Anna Clark a(lfJ ~ '~f Coolville are via1~ her idttif. Callie Lo(an al;l"- brott1era Val anp · JW. ·ra , scr.m , · - 'titk# MflAM!!!!' lrtnl. Pred CaneY wu ~ ~ Mary Vlolet reeenUy. lcep~a Mc.Elhlnny WU tbe dJnner aueet. of L1lzie Mldkift Tbqp day. achoo 1ullyl.-~~ .:.'!)I JiiP 1 dl.'eD, Mr. Uld Mr3. were cailera ot Icepbtnl ...... - . ;;., ' ..-~ ...... .... " ~ . ....... ." ' , �• ' .. .. I'" I •r I'J .. IUH roBSDAY, IIPIIM'IID II, 1111 OK I G STAT£ " USEUY ' BRIDGE OFFICE IS SCENE OF ROBBERY 11deves·At W:~k IUnited Brethren . On Railway Can Pastor Returns s...... Can cf C. &1111 0. ' IWiroad Ent....t ...... ...t at Miololle,..n ~ves broke 1Dto ..00 entered fo\U' l:lox eara at t.he OheiJD.peake and Ohio Rallrot.d )'&I'd& oa Welt Blab tree! here d three ntill/:., ~ depot of 11:-oad eomp&IU' aome tlme d ln1 nllh~ M~ ur 'rh ae.'11 0 ~· brok · ed ~ n4~were rchl. • 1 alo me n· en ....~~ '""'· -·na • Z1b0rteld be ..... r tb OOI\'1)aJ\)' re, were rom e ~. '" ... ' n ~~~ Jl'}otoUf'.:._14eo'"v,':."t ,... ...~.~~ ,..... allr1na: company, in lliddleport, u.ten and mtrchandi!le cars Ott~ were opened bu\ no loot ob- C:: :a· tb ' ISI ~~:.~-:..;.": .h! :~~ ~!ec·:.r~!t.",~!~.. n~ VICTIM ~r THUGS w.., <Con7rtbulof!d) ' 'Mle 32nd. Annual &er!llllon or iM 1 Southeast Ohio Annual ConferenCe Of United Brethren churc:h held WH~ 8~8 at Portsmouth, Ohio, cloMd Its lalt seMton SwHlay at noon afber hiY~ 1 illl' enjoyed a. wondel1 ul dlllprn~~a~ 1 d th 11 1 ton of !!plrltual lnsplratJon an di!Jpu.tchlnir of the buainem per1 1Re1i1ter Rifled Of $24' t.atnlng to the lntere/Jt or the num- 1 T 0 Jl t 1 ' eroua ch&rie3 ot' the oonfe~ence. I ec or • At the close of the Biahop A, R ' Kidnaped Cllppln&er's conference &ertnon, the ordJnatlon of five youna men was O o"""''" and '""" new ..pnoanto DRIVEN TO CLIFT N were given admiMJon lnt.o Ute oon1 terence following which waa thfl re- Re 1eaaed And Shot At Coli I A._ ;;r ru --- ruw ..~... WOMAIC 18 O&aa'ft:D Ada Po&Ur, whO Pte her &4drea& to county po~ u Col1unbua, wu 1arrested Monday afternoon D)' ~~ puty sherlf1 Hanll Yolmf, aQd plat~ , t~d In the county jo.ll 01'1 a char.ce Of !intoxication The woman waa cliBOOYI!red.. in ,n I intoxicated eondltion Mar the CJlf. 1i font Wiley home m tfiddl'eport wh!lre !!he had befn bv~ 9he •~ ' sittlna: on ihe around wtt.b. her back l against. •& tree unabk t.o walk BJle w1U bt! given' a he&ttpg bet'Ole 'a. Ju~llce or the Pflice .orriC[ :a _... .l 1 RVIT FILE)) , Thurma. Andrew• !lied a sUit lh : I ~.btl commoo He Ia Ordered pleu --oourt ""' -J:ue&day afternoon aplnst BeuLe Knopp, To Return executrix o1 the wW ot Sophia NBBt 1df!cea&:d and Bl!ll&le Knopp The tOln<., 1 . 1 Held up at. tbe point ot thrPe petition 'ot the plaintiff requeaied William D·"·· •• Mid· 1 ~n ~ the court to set &!~ide the will and 1 ,A 11 11 • dlfll)orl, reported that he waa near 1 pis o~.~~, John Spires, to cD ector on 1 determine the· equlta.bl& reUef U~ Middleport aldlni( ' durlna: thti Bend 1 Bridle acro<lfl 1 1 t.he Ptlmeroy ui&:ht but noticed no auspielOUll actI the Ohio river llere "'~ relloJ\'ed ot l FALLS SPRAINS ANKLE IWJfl there. Robson ataUd that he PC the entlrt amolUlt at band ' __ _ l " 'i L ' teHeycd Ute robberies or th& two ' about • o'clCM:k Tuealiay mortuns pel Wehrung, smil1n8' young clerk ralltoad Btatlona occurred about l.he lime of the hold·up ot the Pomeroy j The 1\okl-up Wt.ll staKed at the mU!fortune ot• lhe New Hotel Martln, had the u to l.a.: Tuelday morn1 B ~. .. .,..e to COIJeetor. early hour- by t.htee unllnown men inl while walklna: lrom the &econd ~la'seounty oUicera ln~U,ated , The klwer portions ot t.helr (IW(I8 flQOr to Lhe hall"·ay leadfnl lnkl the robberlea Tuelday moml.ni', but , were concealed by llandkerch1efll. the main lobby of the hotel; and cuuld find no cluet I.e the ldentJty The trio drove up to the toll severely :.-praln the ankle of hi! Jet\ of the thieves. REV E. H WILSON 1 hoU/Je o f tho brld&:e o n the , root Dr Crumley was lmmedlately 1 :---,---....port or the· sta.tioninK ~mmitt.ee. I JS~~~~· a ~h~':cj : call~d and bano:la.ged the 1njured Not many chanoes ol the paatorat.es rl wlth ~. p•is"' and • commonde·' , nnMle Mr wehrunl Is reported to "' ........ .. ;:"_T. 11 1 -··"! 1 "'· ho were mode on account ol toM ex- Spire!! t.o hand. over tile money. :;s ':~~ o,.,..... Y B ow; me pense of movlnc. t A vque description or the men n o 1 The death of"'PhyiJIJ!; Jf!an, 8_ I paThsto~ Ror'vthe EEn~6 "'~ ,.""n•n' dfos·,m,..e~ owr..the&lmvenwe~'• !~~~ wshoiend'e8!d t,·•Po I ; BREAKS OTHER ARM, ,._ ld t 1 bab 1 • ......... lAU ....... • - 1 mon,....,.--o wn Y at Mr. ond cuRe churches WJI.S apPOinted to pearln1 to be about 30 or 35 'ye1us 1 t --~ Mrs oeorae J~nson, Monclt&y eve- both the PomJroy and Oarmtl of ate, wh11e the tbh>~ one was 4ndy KJ.sh Jr who broke b1a arm nlniJ, marks e pQJSaing or the chaJ'Iel Mr WilBon refU!Ied Jl.l mueh shorter In belaht and appear- twJI weeks a.ro, broke hl8 other arm thlrteenth child of th:Lt family The call from one ol the large Colum- t!d t.o be of comJJderable more M•tld•y while at play near his ~by bad. been 111 lor the past few bua churches upon the ple11; of re- ~ weight hofne in Mlner.,dUe. Dr Me~ eQ and death came a.t the home Pteflentll.tlvea of tbiG JOC:s.llty to reJohn Purden, who wu with Clflough wa1:1 called to se.t the ann. jf ~ a"t~':i-~~~ Mrs, Mary Ann tum to thla oommwUty, feeling Spires in the toll hOU8C at the tlm'i! , 1 • •- - - - -.. _ __ _ that his 1:1ervic:es has been or :.uch ot' the hold-up Wall struck on the ENTERTAINS CLUB value and worth to many indivl- tace with 8 plato! by one of the ' RETURNED TO HOME du•ls and the community at large trio when he attempted too tum I Ufsl HILda Ohlln1er waa bosteGa John Powell, 1'- who tokl eheJ'Irt All feel It Wall a. ll'reat aacrlftce Oil and look at the facea of tl1e rob- I Mr!n~Y. evening to h~tr tlve hun0. 'l'racy tbat he hl\d run awa.y Mr 'Wilson's part to t aw bel'$. end club at her home an Mulberry from hla home In RJChalond Va from thla i"Elat promotlo~rnto a::. The blow& from t.hP. PiStol barrel A~nue ThJa party waa also ll:iven has been returned to the Mason!~ wer the call of ed !I id struct Purden on the cheek and m lin ,honor ol, the bJrt}J.day of Mra. Chtldren'l Home In Parkersburea ne Y e the mouth. Notman ltitle8 a member of the where he had eaeaped. ' --~ - ~ Aller Spires. hid been reUeved of clltP, • • Rlehmond autborltl1111 wJred an H.t.S CLoSE C.tLL the rr.celpt.e; of the toll bridle they the tollowing 1 uests were preanswer to Sheriff Tracy•a lnquitv, Fred Hbm well known outneld were commanded. to lie down in the seqt. Mra. [1, A. Ma&llar, Mrs. Loul8 statma that the :ad had bt<en cr for the Bille Diamond recrea: rear of the ear The car was then Relbel, and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs COfD.RJU.Wd to the Mafl(lnic IIOme in tl b 11 1 driven westward toward Clifton d 0 A Mt.ssar received the gueat Park fllb 1n on a eam &Uffl!'rc<i R severely an • that eh ~d velltls:atlon& proved bt\dsed Jer 'Monday o.tternoon BwhelnIt reached the Clifton l)rchard and Mrll. Dave Owens reeelvl'd m1 ween wo leave the car. They sturted buck to- 1 - --Instttutlon. He was returned to the home at- I ne cq,rs In the mine at his work ward ~ brlcla:e. three ab.ota were J ter 1~1 oftloer11 teprlmanded Jli'!l ;:'hJJe the brulae Is painful, no fired at the~;n rrom 1 plst.olin the 1 tor his story teiUn& ones were broken and Mr. Horn bands or one or the high.waymen 1 l!l able to £et ulong slowly a!- and then the ear dlsa.ppeal'ed ___ I 1 lt£0 CROSS MUTING ['thouah without the aid of a cane. the darkneM at a hilb rate of I The Metp COWlty Cl'laptt!r q1 tt e file inJury may keep him from htsjapeed I Red OrOM held a re_zular mlittlna. work. tor a tew dtt.ys Melp county officers, 8herut A 1 Monday eventnc, at the Rt.d cr~ 1 0 Tracy. deputy Hani YCl~ of rooma above the Post OCftce Quite '' Pomet'Oy, an<l nla'h' l!OIIee, WUtJadi a numer of repre.en,M:dVea from I FAR~WELL P.t.RTY Robson or Middleport, Muon e(mn- 1 otbtr dbtrlct8 besldeli' Pomeroy and 1 A numbel of youns people gath- ty oft'IJ;ers, Sherur Burdette and 1 Middleport were pret~ent, lncllld1ng cred ar. tbe home or Miaa Janet dep~ty of Pt. Plea&uJt, a.nd weat j the following t.Q.WMhlp repre&ehta- Shumaker or Court street, Monday Virginia state PoUoo, Pomerov and , tives: 0801'p Pearm"n of Orange· i' &veniDg, and cave 11. fa.reweU portv Wamsley, were summoned and I 0110rfe frail of Rutland · DaJ.t-00 in honor or Mia& l"lorenoe Smith, mude' a oburrled trtp to the br:.dge , Rouflh. 'itt Letart and C Horton who Ielt Tuesday morning fo1· OxAs ~ulc-ly _., a deltCrlp~on o1 Ute of Button lord, •where she will enter WesJ:.ern car could•.t,e . obtain~. the ctrl(!(.l'tl ~n!l were made trw fumtllhlng Oolle&e for Women. Tbe evening 1 set out in .search or the ta-io or robOhrtstrnaa ball t'ot BOldlen and WDB spent In playltll CtlrdA and dane berl!. 8cv_.e~al houri! SM.teh, .,h0'<l:l!1(er llllilol'B or the county durlna the Jug About fifteen eQuple were pl'f'· tatted to', revd.l 1 'race •ot ~h~ c».i 1 hOIIJiay IM!BIOD Other dJ&euaalons sent anawerln( to the •scti~Uot~ 01, t.o ha~ , to do with the furU'i.~r dlstrl~ '1 ![ dill!~ t.b.-f'e,•mea whop ml.ilat tit the 1l blKh:m or flour throughout the t ' t.osas FINGER e~rWUoti gi\ten' b)' Sphles ~llnty , , Jlmes Brp~n bt Rooksprin&ll re~ Durll the excitement· iha~ f .,, 1 • ... 3 turned tl'ot)l t~ Helzer hollpltal lowed t bdJd·QP, ~IJ)rea tailed to • r' • ; · Monday atwr having the middle ob~ln ~e ucenae numbet ~ noblce ~1!'-IJAGR l.JC.~MSE '"'\ ftnKer o( his l~rt: hand amputated from ~ch state I~ tlacl been ob- 1 , A m-...e Ucense Wlt:'lsau'*l, ,b:t Mr Brown was InJured towo week's tal ned He told the polltte tha~ he : ~ proba.te iourt 1 d,~~ ~ to qo · wh~e1 worktn1 m ~ eoa.l min(! ~U~ve<t tbe ca.r ~~;~ 11, Chi "sler Homer Laud~mllt l . IUe'lA oC neE(r h\ hJOme aQl\haa ;tieenpmfin- ·oo·t lUke howitvQ. ;, : • Pomt!~M\4 ~Ute .eW.ker. • m._ ot' l tld,1 b~.. t. p~111pq11s ~hpap!ftiJ , f11Pr M _s Mi':AJUater, mapjlpf',•or ~hftl Mkldleport · since P, PoUJ.erQy ~t¥1 Brid&~ Compa:ny 11tatt;ct to The Dnlly ttlbuile Tl(e ~ _ _.:.,._ ~---~- • - -· - - - - - - 11 day mornlnll', a llmau amount or montly WAll, left fl.t Lhe toll oolleclUl & offtce Oh the bJic!Qe durlnv the olght. houu1, lllltl that the ::l.'Tiuunt kllteu TuesdAy morning wall all at land at that. Ume Melp und Muson county nutho\-1lt'S rtl'!l Investigating the hold-up ' ' 1md dellcrlptlona of the car and It~; occupanlll have bHn giv('n to J)Oiu. lu neighborlna e1tles t•r.d tow•ls 1 Of''·., I ::t F;•MilY HARD HIT I iiY DEATH ANGEL 7" !I 1 1 !!:t • .. • I I I A •a=-Q-tb~- .. --.,~ • p--~-~-- ' .. I .n :g _n_•_•_______ ..~~.S..~~ ;~..!~·~·.:.;~~ Mountain Ballads ~~=clJI~l~·= ~ =; Of Kincaid, Make l'Of They lett. t.he ftrsl of the week for Putersburl. Yrs.. J . E. D turunrer, D Hit With Audience Personals Cb&rlea McNamee. l4n. wbo aeverei.J burned her hand and arm aeveral daya qo while malc:lnt telly at her bome In Minersville Mra ta reporLed t.o be much Improved. s . HartJnaer 11.nd Mrs Mar)' R&d¥ f. anc~ Mrs. Harry WWiamaon or ford were .recent 1~1:a ol M:r and Bradley Kincaid, mountain bRlla.cl Akrpp. who V\Blted relat1vea In Mra JOhn !ilc.bol&.m Of De:ll.ter singer of WLW, Ia &aid to reeetve Pomeroy left Yondal y tor Bluefl¢1<:1, Rev. E. P. Dunn went to New ~x- more tan letters f1'0m coYegt~ prow va., wl\ere they will vlalt ror a lngt.on Tuesday to YlAil his parenta, teMOr~ ami schOI!JI teachers than short time wtijl Mr nn<t Mn!. w H and other relat.lves there for the ~my other rlldlo .mtf>rtlllner now Speed befcn returnlnR to their day. . broadcasting hOme In Akron The Pomeroy City club wlU hold The reason for t.he st.eady flow Mr. and Mrs. H. H Haftd:t:t Rnd itl mqntJHY meettna th1a ~ening at of scbolarly fa..., aon Harold of Cairo, Ill, rtHumecl Ule Pome•oy Gun Club mall lstobefound m.me t.:!onday after spendlniJ t.he Rev. C&Mady of Ohe.ter waa a 1n the type of W'ett ead wltb Oaptatlt H M Hot· dinner 1 ueat of Mr. aDd Lira Ben 5011i~ Mr Klncald ton and d&uahten, Mn Edith New- Qul!lenberry or MtnersvUle, Monday slftg11 In hls brc.adton and Ml&a orace Horton 01 East n1 rA&t.s over tile "Na.....on·s s •a ,, on·· Mt~.ln street ' Ml&ana.Et\a Eastman or A"'--.... ~ Albert Pranz returnod 1:() Colur'l'l- spent Monday with Mr and Bradlf:y'a reperI)WJ Monday att.er spendbl& t.be Da .... _Will tolre- ill made up k ncl ~..... .., y....,., of Mulbei'J')' Avenu,. entltely 01 0 1 d wee ••w• his brother, .,. J Mrs Oeorae lU'ld IIODJ, b ~. Pnnz and family. Oeorre and A~thur and dauah,ter mou:1t.ain a 11a ..... CUft'ord Braley and faUUiy have 1 LliUan. 01 Ma.rutield are spen<U ' and fclkll sor.gs and moved. from the POI'Itana home on th D1 each day hill malJ Multerry A'lt~nue to the Olocckn~r e week wllh COI1rad Selt.z lind Bra4JtJ u9u£11y co11talna property on 8yC$1llore Bt formerly siatera or Monkey Run Klnotd !leVeral 1 c t t era occupied by the Joe H.arbJeeht Rflbert Prloe ot Plttllburah and Crom protesaor.'l, ffl;mUy. Elmer Johnson ,of Wheeling came tea.el1el'l and scholars asklnK tor deMr o.nd Mra. Wllllam Oordon Monday for .a vlait with Mr and talls concerning th:.s little ktlOW? o.nu sum1Jy have moved from the Mns. Bentz Wolf subJect o1 Amertean Balladry, cop,pete Reinhart home on Henry Mlas Florence Smith a<:compan- ies Ot rare sonp Kincaid bas street to Athtms wehte they have em led by Henrlel.ta Ewini of Middle- broua:ht with )llm hom hill native f(O"'!*net.! 'by tbl Btatl llepllbije~~Jo ployment , po·t, and Miss Jean RllBSeU went 1;0 ,..,·-berland Mount.alne, tt.nd reat NIW HaftD •• cadi• Oxford ....,,~_ .. _ vw•' , _ _ ..,. ,.._ _.lc~ Mrs C .E. Mowry and &Ob OharlP~ • • ...._..y mom1ne: where t)le questf that. tbill popUlar radio enVVYR"IIU'.- ~ ...,._., or Oklahoma OIW ., former wm enter Western te 1ta.lner vla:!t claas romatolecture GunnorlolutB.Truml>ot returned Monday at.t'tfr spendtng for women. on thiB impOrtant phase of Amerl- (Uvnl:t:: oppoM GwtrDor WU. the week end with Mr. and Mr15 M18a Helen Brown RUlllell re- c::~.n. UW"ature. • llvL. •'thleoml.llceleetJonl John Hlte turned to Cleveland TueSday alter &m and reared h;a tbe Cumber~ ftwabuJl ... dllcribed "br OJW cd Mrl. Prances Bookman returned llf)end.ID& her vacation with her land Mountain rewkm ol Kentucky, I t=rtJ'!'~W,:.;;;t:ftC ~ NelsGnv!Je M.mutay ' after spend· PI rents, Mr 'ILild Mrs. Ralakm Rltl- Kincaid's n,atural h~itaae waa the ~'="- waanillUJl· InK the week end with Mr ~md Mrs aeU and.lamUy prlneles! ~~ 8onp preserved toy _._. .,._., S Delbert Ell!elsteJn. Mr. and Mrs. W. T Saxton have these mountain people tor mol~ ~ for tile U •. Mr. tt.nd Mra I B Weed. ancl son returned rrom CharlestoQ where than two oeil'turies His COllection or ~ ~hamel accompanied John Weed to they attended the funeral of a these old baJladtl 13 beUeved to be "H -;- n....,... oiuta"'r"'Stiil ho1dt '~'ulver, Indiana, Monday, where friend the lar&est private colleetlo:a 1n I oun ...,.._., h will ente th c 1 Mlllta · existence B.Pd each &wnmer Brtt.dley undisputed away as America'll !art A~emy. r e u ver ry M•e Zetta Forothe and Mias return's to hiS no.,ttve moun~alns moat Interpreter or native Amllricnn ~ and Mrs E. H Wilson ot stella Webb of The Plains apen( aeekln8 turfher addltlons to his ba.llad~; and folk songs Coolville und Mra. Ben QuiBenberry Monday with Mrs Cora Webb of vahUCble collection. • ·- - - - nave returned. from .Portamoutb Wut Main atre~. Flvtl year• &KO Kin~ fll'llt in· where they attended the An:lUII.J Mr and Mte. Oeorp Webb and traduced thetie pracUcaJ!y unknown Conference of the United Brethern dal!l'hter Of Portaznouth are 81)elld· follr: tunes to the radlo a.udlence. No\il Scotlu'~ MIIOrL-s ilre t•• m ml· Church.. ine the week w1t.h Mra Cora Webb His over·nlibt sueceSII proved 8 ra- Pl'l!(i till' 11108( JmltlUt'IIV(' lnhSlt'r If' 'l'he proposed meetlnll of Ute lo- 1of Wut Kaln street. dlo sensation and wh1le, sloce thRr. ::ton In t h" 1TOrlll Cod lm<ldml.: cal eouncJJ oohed.uled tor Monday Dau1hten of Union Veterans a score ot Imitators htve trl~ hnllhu t. s\Hmill6f1 1m1n. nwd mlH'I evtning, WB8 poat))Oiled WltU next held o. r'@ltJ.].ar meetlni. V..onday <laljlita.Uze on tlle Mc:.nday evening at the Odd Fellow'!! Hall har; won through w•footJM n.re nl10 t akt'n In J tt>il l A mt.et.ing of local • houae coal Arter the buainess nrtetlni refreshthis "Ken .. --.ntulea Croon I.e!' wnt•r8 c..pera.tore" was scheduled tor the ment6 were served with tlls .., e HICH 101 0 --- - - - - - --~~------------ Jt 10u want the Ne... Oftlee llf The D.allr Tribune, call 236-L; If the Buoln• Oftlce aek for 202-R. READERS' NOTlCI!: - 111EATHER FORECASTl"f -' Ohlo-P!.Ir 1n1- CU.y, eoUece I , evellinl' clt.y hall Monday evening and ctulte a few were pteaent How· t.ver, several who were expeeted. and who tailed to put In an apt::Eara.nce, were the cause oJ' a pustpon'!ment being calied 111e date will be set some time later OOrp Perguson of Cleveland re- 1 turned MOnday alter spendlna: the the past'l'he lfu\1 rnn11'nt 11111 " 1 wl• 1tll v,:etk end with Dr and Mra. 0 . H 1 Miss Emma Hopkins or Racine ~:old brum;rh 1 t& It wlthoul ,•),argefo~ oaJdweU of Butternut, Avenue WB.B a v1Bltor 1n town Tuesday, the •u~r' lc r 'I his ll wlu: t Is m~·•nt Mlti6 M&Y.me Meredith of Ma~t- 1 Wright McOroba. and A H hy thP. fl.'t'P. ,11111 nnllm 1t •d eoln,110 ta retnrned Monday 1\t~ vlal.tlng , &tsenbaum at~Med the tngall'll Dr and ..., M D Har••nger for speech in Jackson Monday ••t rold. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~$~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~~=~~~~~~;=~ .. , ' ' . '' HILE not the only Wldctor, ·-.. high heels do often crowd foot bones out of dllgnment ond $0 retdrd c.rculdt•on dnd pmch the nerves, co~using musculdr and nr.rvous Pdlns th•ou sho~~ body ... ',r ·~ . - { ) • - Sl-etJ.tlffick. SLoes I are rno~de espec1ally for women who must be on thetr feet a grt:.ster part of the t1me Thejr SCit:niJ~c future' prov1dt: restful support •nd mu5culc1r reldxdtlon ond so p-reserve heolth, bcduty 4nd physlcc1l tUICitmcy. Mdde m tt style thc1t 15 becomlns to CNery inform.:~ I house frock " . ..... ,. ' ' ... ' . ... l • • ~ •• - Av.JI•blc In Slr:u 3 IQ 9 •nd Widtht AM to 0 $3.95 - ~]~ MINERS ~AID ! Queen ° U~~~[ R[PORTEO 1 L e Crear., t~w Election Reoulto Jells Republican be-] - ·- 'I BIRTH ANNOVNCIMitNTS Lieutenant and Mn. Wllllam Reifel, <nee Ilelen J:berebactu au· rmnce u.t blrtll ol ~ _...Ugh! E.. nt 1 6antlaso. CaiUomiR, Monday, Sop-~ tt.mber 12 Mother and ba~ ar'! reported dolna ftne 'Rie little ntl8a 1!1 a aranddaulbtr or Mr. and Mn. . Edward Eberabaca.. I ' ... Nr. and M:l'l. tt.trlok Lochary or Lincoln HIU umounc.e the birth 01 HARTLEY & BENNE'l'T POMEROY, OHIO I n. baby bDy 00rn TUMda.y mormn8 , :':ftenlbor II, a1 the Holler H...!· • .... I I Word baa been recetvecl hire by relativet~ of the btrtn or a baby 11r1 ta Dr S l!l Danera and Dr 1 • II-.¥. 6~ tX·~~i_Ol[Ha === Proffers Six Point Substitut~ --- -. ·===== -= i Record For Democrat· 1c MUST PROVIDE FOR PRODUCER N< 1adn Man Seems Of Staple Surplus C.Ommoditiea, He Saya ByiA Tariff Benefittinr Agriculll..re Aa Well A. Preaent !;, Aid To lnduatriala .;~t', .' Have 14 lnaide Track" For leadenhip . l:l~ WTl.I l ... ~l T{ HU reHIN SnJ.f INS Statr Crorr~!.pc lh ~~H f'orllnnd , Ort ::Ot;: p H - l'L- I • l ~.l S Cl"lllUEed 'Clt!IIUIS P.y GEORGE R HOLMES INS Staff Correspondent _'f, peka, Kans., Sept . 14. -INS-A.Il~ailiny: the Hoover .adminilffi·ation's effort~ at farm relief aR "a ghaAtly fraud ·• Cov F rankhn D. Roo~eve lt 1nvad,•d thP heart of Of the Wl.lld IV!! I . ,'1' HiV 1 II,..'J UJO I!IH. ng wer" 1elltly tcdav lo nsk :.nor Ll.I Uil\1ymcn l:.~ H p 1 ·•1.· , ' nu d !y tt1c Vul~\ l ll<i ,u,:, n: d tl1u '1 uujll~l> ll .vmt!m1 Llltfl· pa.; thl,; PW".a lion In cll.!lh l'hi.c; pn.(l.ram Wll" Cr>'1¥t White, a 01UEAt ; ~,;.;;;~;;;·I ;'•;,";;";;ty, orv..,...the- .td vpl'l.n by th~ Ame1ICJ.n de<l.~l•,,'~'·~~,·~~''!~ iht: 1.fl:lirt lo etr.;oure President One Billion May . Be Offered To U.S. By Europe aa Full Settlemeat of Oriainal Debt of II Biii!Ona .. ~;,,.~~~:~= !J;~;,•p~\~;1.~~~ , aL.J d1..1 Lhi'UJW!SalldS : lr ahlea, TliE ,GALL OF1\lE WllD .t IWW dettl for ag- 01 • .,....,..... reorran!-•"_......._. "' p·-~ O~partment of ;.,nculture. agr~UltU!Ists al:a or th• in tfic drawn not only fl em Kansas but .rom thl' wnou~ worlrinK out ol a policy o( natkmal Mi~wurJ valllY agriculture planning Spu:ificall~ Ck..v Rcc,gevdt 11,, .\notber pr~ss of pennllfl(!nt re~··d t,(. put agrlcnltlu" ·n , ':ll _ ner tor ag·i::::ulture, he 88Jd, "can ldE.ntll\1 cnm(»!.lgn The Penn s~ l- 1 y with mdURtry thlougl"l 111e f'X· 1come throush natlonaJ lea.derabip Ci ~velnu<l, Sept 14.·-INB"-I<•I:O•I \ama delegaUon w....s stngi•lr, ~ 1 u.. nr.lLn or tariff benell.ts In the reduction and more eqult· tiatlon8 were underway Wda) for lt.n«J fl&ht til charge the preallie11 'I ' 1 seek, he said, "to 1ive t.o •llble d111lribution of taxes. "'l'bertl the proper exchange of slOck wiUl hondUn~o~ ~~ ~ 1( 11 ~~ s ttl;a ! "n ' t..aat portion ot \.h~ c1 uj.. t. . -~ .h. .. Iii Pl'e!ISlng neces.slty, he said, ror conaummat.e the $180,000,000 'in a legrettable mannea ' In Ule Uuli.ed Statu u Ut! ..ldll 1 the rl'fmnncing of farm, rnori.Bqe& .~- ' cer of tJte StUdebaker The legion unocubtedly will r t · ~. qulvtt.lent to a tarLft suJIICJtl'" lo In order t.o ~eueve the burden or hla DO' · Q"'"'~ White Motor, puss it.re lf 001 lhc ":~'3t' of m·nud give you farmers un ud~ q c.· t ~ cxceSIII'Ie lntere11t ohRrges and IDf> -d.'!! ~ trooPf! and gas RII'Mnst lwlpleM, I prir.e " . ,_ 1grim threBl of forecblure " Everett paonet:r auoomoblle IBiiLd veter:ms but It will noL 1 dHt which was agteed upon by dlrec- take the fotm of censu!lng th, Ht then 1llccue lo (.Ut 1 lu~ ' " If elEctea ue promiSed "to de\1010e ton In New YorK. yesterd11y Pl't:Sidf<nt In person The fOllll ;J""~n- 1 S IIOD &peclftea.tlona "which lllOSt u~ Ilk jBU the enern of which I am e&»18 aeen Under the Provhllon of the .:on· reaaonable leaders of RtrituituJc' )able to the formulatiOn of dettnite ......... ~ .. erally fa.vor~cl wa.c; t .. expl lS.<; 11 • nd to 11 dis•-· .. '1tle result aalldatlon, St IIU'CINIILCr wUI llDY fb •rel.'' over the incidents In VIJ.• h. ate ... ~ .....,..n a p (', i. ' projeCts to -elleve thiS ... ..,.... Maine lmposes 1n cuh, t2fi In studebaker 6 per ·whole hearted aceord with th t!ll J "SpecUically · he said. "l a.m and stronger cen' two~;rear aold notes and one lug~~ legion Will denl nnct lmlm•- 1 --, Ji1111t, · he £ald. t.he ;Jinn nt ust l prepared to insist tha" federal-~· IJ}ay fully ahare or Studebaker common dill.te pnymmL or the Donus 10 former 11 Cotaac:k Gee& Un- Jlrovide foa the prOduCe! ol bh••)!t ldit be extended to banks. tnsur-~w.twe''•'a"'ve kHno~er awiiiredalonsog~~~~~,.. ~.~.. each share ot White MO~ I cash This demond wlll be .lp- der Guilk.tine ftJr Killing "',nplus ~~modltleai I such a.s an~ 01 Joan companies or- ~h ... , ...... ...,. 8..,... N 1t at, cc .... u, t;Cl n n L1~ 1urtn . 1 corporataons 01 mdJvidual& w._. 1 owing to the I'D.YBPII of the WOtl.d No chaups are contemplat.ed Ill provul by a tl-emendc,u~ muJo. ••Y.. French Preaident hOI'S and t.obaceO, a taritl b~.1 •• !l hOld farm mortga~ '; among th!!l~ 1011 0 11 81 01 depresalon our ftght 15 a hard ont•; t.he operation& or productlo,n df!lipite th!: 0 1lP 0611 ~ <'ver world price~~ which l5 assets .u'• we h&YO a s+""•"• case and 11 -~.. ...~B t tl Whit m u.dmmi.stlatn.m i~ l.ll.l~l~ equivalent to the benefit ·•wen b)' --.. ......ed.....,., a te e comp.:~ny , The plchlbltlon lBbUe w ll 11 [1 Pnrls Sept 14 - INs-Paul Gor" Lower Interest rates a.nd an exrl~tbt cau!le OUr taflk ill to a<:q IBt"Lt a 8 a 1-e1ult o1 the meraer oft'ICitlls P id , the tarlff to tnduatJ.illl pr(Ju...... 1 ......... 10 n or principal -yments wtll enry man and woman ln ttle ooun- mid 'l1le White cotnl)tmY. wh,Ch,1 tPt: legionua.aes lln.ng UlJ " 1,'m,~- ~ nlotT ~~&.qn!l!4m of fonne• res elh fhls dift'erentlal bencllt mu:;t be SC' ;~-; thousnndrJ of fLl;~ 9 to tbe!_l' try with the ta.ct& tt.nd 1/Jaue!l tVhil:h t:ntered the automobUe bwllnes:.. 111 1 ~Ide the notlonul nenwcw.tlc il.um, I Paul Doumer dkd un the gulll · applied as not to swnulate rurtht:l ovmers , eontront the ni.tlon' 1900 baa a tarae factory here .and '1'hey wUI approvt. a· l'U!OI.Uiiun, Um· !or his crime here tCClJ. } producttol! Oov Roorevelt ripped savageq Thia telearam was lltnt ooly a.tr.c • a.noiher at .,Montreal, and ~aln~ c11Jfdhl1 ~ 6tor oduinl.li!Jlltti ""'oral _ahned v'omt- 1 The knife, scheduled to cil ery out Second, the plan must llnance 1nto President Hocwer s ~ecord on the president had gpent nearly an b ch thr h me a.... me. ca Oo! ~ • • ltself Agriculture has at no •imf' 1 ~ f•u-t-. ..t .... 1n conference w-Jth Bet< . ta ns _......., ran es O\lln- t;tea.d act It will be even ttrief{: •·~ d t adl\ m11~ion a rew mmuws bt d • .., , k" Iann reUef ...-. .nt'r• ....., 11 d ou\ the United States and C&.tiada. soug an nov now llt!t' ll:1) 1 He pictured M:r Hoover as siWUg retary of Treaaury Quden 1111 san Studebaker opera.tea plaa~ &t l than the DemOCJiltlc phmk Jr L11e ea11ler, fell at exaetly ~ 51 a m · rauch aceeu to the publle treasury 1 sid c Udge'§ elbow coul:t· PoatmDRter oenera.I Walter F Bend .tnd Dt 01t 11 1 1 platrorm writ.e:rs have their way clcloyed when the man who once aa WN ptO\'ide<l by me futue aa..., at Pre ent oo • ~ M'h Brown, hla two chief political tl'l· :~~10 ' ' u ~ .. 1 .lt will be odopteci by overwhelm· styled himself a ·cossack" stnli- 1•011tly attempt.ll at price atabill.&:l- !!t!IIIDI"8 him t.obl~~~~ ~·e~ ~~ viflera. Mills and Brown bo&h .tdmlt· ; · ___ _ gled as the end apl)t'l8.ched I!Lu~by the tedera! l il''m bUI'etLU I. Nary aUKen w t ou 0 t 1tny vote ted wben t.hey left. t.ht whl:~ ~~t' I PVJ..ASKI DAY .lhe lq1on will KO on r~ord, too, A RUMian prtest ~dmtmstered ~~eelm only equality wlth tarlft'- a;l~ a~t.e~tatlvei~~~~,:or the nile 8• c 0 a late yelterda.y afternoon P.\Ctf!Sting agoin.st &.ny ~;lash In the co nfession 111 ~: he Rus.<~lan l11.u•tected indllltr7. acr Ui4 _ __ RepubJican party wan faclnK r.n upWfUII\inltOD, sept. 14-INB- ' ~billtatlon appi'Opr tatl£ns h BU&&e. after which Gorgulotr dt "Third, Ito mwn not make usc ,. 'The present adminl!ltmt.lon'.\':J" hl1lfliht They so.k\ they wefi!: dis,· Preetctent Hoover today Issued a Willo crea.te a new committee of ten dared amy mechaDism. which would cause ,he two previous admtnistra • the outcome !1 de81platl n1 .....,.. ~· II Ol ita most ll{ltEd sotU! to pi'O'~.:,. • _...., our European customers to reu , dent he said :.Vas ·in an allImportant ol which the ap....... o.nd over eJC esRll the hope ~h, ptoclamation RUlli Ia. and Prance--I love .......... rnendilr," ~macratlc v~ry would optm lh'1 Gen. ~~ll\lkl Dey. t.1.1c i~nlltt; of dabled ar:d 1 am dyinll' for my \den I prolV ate on the i(l'OUDd or dumping It failed utte·ly to undernand ~ ..... of 0 0 p worKers to tbe ntcwbundOO Vt'l.l.ta.ns Thlk commrt (hat my um Ul lJe born Will be a .umt be based lQJOn making t.he farm problem or to plan tor 1\a: m!!1~ . J 1 .;.(our-hour erulllaVOt' 1 ~:ee will be sent lO Washington t.o doctor and not o bolshev~t tnrtft errectlvE> and direct In llH op- lid The d t .........ed tbe lore!Bn _..;:,- ... "" 1 v • ·•• • watch ovu all legl:.latm:! battle 111 ''I bel' the torglvt'ne8S ot the era.tlon. · Y es • ..,,~ _ fin' prim to Monda) s w ngreRS whicll a/feet. veterans. world .. Tell my wife 1 Jove he1 Poulth, 11 rnust. mu.r.e c"' uJ ballhl"''" ln Maine had been prea, ~ The contest for untlonnl com- much. 1exsting a~ncles and so fo.r :tS pes- McCumber tariff and ending.,.,'.nih ed"t;'b'rvade the wut. Hls advilers mu.nde1· oot:<1m:d to f~Ltor Geo~.-se H WhUe hi!l head was on the Bible be decentralized In It§ ad· Lhe Onmdr tariff" ,~_:,.; had eoUDitled hir1 1.0 renmln east Minorilv Grou , p Proteatl .._lone, state l'!nll'lneer ol Ncvadll. block he struggled With his l\lardl; ministration ao that;. the clue( re- Gov Rao&e'Yelt said he of the MIBiilslPPI, argulna that tl'.e ' ~ end(..r~emellt by New York and 11~~ sobbed audibly, wh~rlng sponslbUity for ILS OJ)8nlton wl11 ·amazed" that In the f•ce oC. t~ eaatem area. Was tha true oottl~Return of fttiail.ter to !4laeourl sent his Hlock. soar/.!1.:,: RU8£1u- m} fatherland. 1d "1th th.e locaJI~ ra.ther tllan elgn retallattog, &Jilblllt U1eae t..wiH lfOUIId ~\Ill! ot the pn~ponrte.; · Coahoeton f'i'enk. N Belgra.no Jr , CaHtorntc Then the knlte tell w1th newly created bureaucratic eta t.he adnUnilltrar.lon ''tOOk--~;: aDOII of electoral votes ll&nker, Louill W Johnaon West Gorguloft"s head. contrary to tJ1e machinery tn WaabJ.naton a · .. • When "rock-ribbed. Republican Vlrg:Jnt&. attorney, and Edwaro w:ual procedure. was sent lmmealFlrt.h, It must operate 88 nedrl" one eftectlve !ltep to alleviate lt. Yalne" returned .., Democrat,c OOollhOCton, 0., Sr!pt. lt-Ilql--A &yes, IIUnols business man. mn- ately to the ecole de medlctne as tJ06flible on a cooperative bn&tS u!~~l ~an~ dla~n::Strlaltsl.8 ~ and. two out of thrt!O minority ractlon ot t.l)e 001 ~ teli just below him, with 1:10me ob· Althcugh anly a small number oJ and JtlJ effect muali be to enllance 1 v ~Deed ~ th • ~ oemodratJe (l(llltJI'e8lllen. the Koov· Grace Methodist EpiBCopal chuit'k Bel'VeH predicting a tong race e1vU1ans witnessed the exeeutlon ~nd Btrerirthen tbt cooperative eome eonv n .e IJ'lS er atrat.eataf;a cbanpd their rulnd1. rose in rebeWon todaf and t.bf11ftt~ • --nearby streets were Jammed witt: ~nl vunent It lhould moreover be Ithat the ehiet hope ro· Repp11e from b ferm Delt aod ened to brlni lu!resey cJtant,t: VETERAN PASSES (toWds waiting fm news Most o x n11tltuted 8(1 tho.t i(. can be rehabilitation and ha indlea.tJ,l a.pinst. Rev. Oacar M.. Adam 1r •nt \ 11 Ues In 80Dle workable the 'ftltem ..,...""'~n eentlment ia reat5f1llned 88 pastor here ·by t.~ Dillonvale, 0, Sept lf-IN8- the watchet-s Were 9:on1en clrawn wheney-er the emergenr.o dealinll' with farm surpluses. 1 hardsbtps Jf Nortbnst Ohio M. B. tn - -- I 5 j ''Support tor the Uial or world deprepaion. Tht execut.lve:; aeulon thllll weeit ~ WOOI\fed t'al'l CUed roda.y BANDITS GE-1' Pf,llll . Sixth the Plan muat not be plan to put the tarfl m&napl'8nGW have reached the 8 ~10i:a7er ~eiUle~tohe.d "~ T.T' - ·- - - - - cJve n inust be voluntary andOO:~;Iseems t.o be roun~~·~r,~:~·::::.: Studebaker •nd White Com..- nun Wash•n&:Wn, seemeC acom _d to defEa.t. because su many lead er~ panie. Complete Term• believed It would plunge the urof Mer1er ganlza.tlon directly Into the pres- 1 1 Doumer, AsS'""'"I•D Loses H'IS Head ' ' belt tod<IY With a promi !'le uf Th r Dl!mocrutlc nomine" ~> !lr·,l sppllcable to farm aid in 1.-hc sa.me 1 aens .. Ulal It Ill now u.sed tor indus· I mujor t.pec<:h W6St ot ..w Mls.-.11'- t·Jal aid Wh~tevl!lr the label, the j sippi \\ :1, made n·cJ:J ,J4.<: ~ " 1J' root or It La tarl!!_.b0netlt for n.Ct!I{ahi!BB Mate c.a{llto1 , when culture. ~. .. If·"~~~ Y.!f·P.r!!\:'..;.. '"(toy lJOCl!H'VIli ~ Jdl ~ Onrita wu n~ or iHto n·. point procram u an emergency I nornln•tiOJil Hla audience l.'tlli~U>t- 1meGSure In the JonKer view, he V.i;lt:.n L.. Ll~ nL~ht !a ll \It tero.n!., spea k l n~ by eager to g~uln riculture, if elected, and the outlin1• of a plan by whic:'i he i1ellcve:-; tt can be ac complished . h' •t' teL 1d1 nuu l convt.ntll.m of tile ::;;==========~!'"'= ~~re .' iaaippi, Eutemer Savarely Attacka PrtncJpleo . Of Preoident Hoover • Pl.tform H.. ''' """"'"' ~.,, ...'""_ u~d f(!f1u ' troops to drive bonus morehern • •" M~king First Major Campaisn Speech W e~t ~f M11~ ON WET SUBJECT Serioua And Requirea Much Hard Work To S·top Democrats The 'sympathy" stHte· td' Pomeroy Bene con· mmers :)Om<:: Lo r.:n end here th w mornuw when 3'1't n·en according to mining omcJa.J• 1P]lOrted tor work at the two mine& of the SyraciJ8C Nmlng, Inc. The dl8pute between the opera.. and the miners tt.p()8rentlY '9.-lls '"''"'~ •t thiS time u the mines~­ unael o. new 10- "Alien" Senator lef§ionn• ire• To Go On REALIZE SITUATION Will Be Given Job• Aa Fa at Ao Condition& Will Permit .,.,., .. n Orranization FOR All WORKERS ..-..... . . . . . I i 1tNature in dte R f::1l•"- a:s fJm'tm,ed &,. Paul H• ansomt AmeYica's Jurrrnost .mimal painter •• •~ h•~'Pired by the savage .u,-Jgglc b£1u•ee n chc ferocious ~ wild dug and tM t~kiou~ wolf • •• a , de~ sc,-ibcd in Jack Lma()n~s famous noR! o/ combat agalmt criule nature hi tlw!o lroJ<n north. I I -•·ted ChUr"h To- By Internal Stn'fe ·:wen• ~n;"'~~; Job Cauaint Trouble, Abol· 'iohool in the "lntenota ' He was oommltted to the ~nty 1 Ja.JI lut Prlday. but 'Wall Mleasett I SaturdAy mornfnl' on IIi wrt~ ot hi• bellS c6rsJUI frmr ~e oarnna~ PW . courl,. 1 M~diU!Ol14 .dctn ! ..-outti\ l ~!'r to trui OIOlblty ( Ja{l aaain _u,uday nlaht and recommitted him 1 tor the l!.allle offense, but he wna re~ teaaed Tuesday morn1n1 by an order I of the common pJeaa Judie, whc 11eved that the oommlttment waa 1 the u.me as the prevloll!l one 1 ~ II\ temperature. UUTRi~~T HEP[Al New york Golte·r nor Declares Bt Uf.M~rJOf.O Farm Relief "G;hastly F raud;f .'. Harlow ' Some Sent Back Home Because Placea Not Yet Available I months "h110. ~~O,[R C~ANGES ' Aiding ~~MPAIGN PLAN~: n ~nAK li~ W[~T . r~R , W~RK nDAY "In qalrl, out apln, bnck a1~in, •' sone allloln," seems •.o be the lot or 1 H P. "Gib" Mayer, former pollee 1 chl11t of Middleport and constable 0! Balhlbury township . Mayer wa.e arrested for the I aecond time wlthtn tour days, .Mon· 1 day ntaht, ancl committed to the 1 Metra county Jail tor non·pn.)imant , ot • tine and costa: WJel!led !lillnat I hlm 1n Mayor J, E. Harley's court. a ctane~ , ~··· f ' MAYER RELEASED, I RE-ARRESTED AND AGAIN RELEAS·ED I Tbur&day \POI'MI~ • -~ t'"'" ln aft«· WORK IS RESUMED 'AT LOCAL MINE ... ........ ¥..... ...... ""'..... J HI.'G'·H weren't made /or horueworkl tonight. fotlowMl by Rhowrs noon. Not mur.h CoJ·1 .-... cloudlnr.~ FULL E HEELS 15TH AVL Berry ! " ' ST CCL ·"a'J S 0 w;;_; 5 Edwaad ' Yf' of EconorDJ11 COlumbus, are ••• the mildest cigarette .' .' you ever smoked ,W E buy the finest, the very finest [9baccos in the wotld-but ·an tbac does not explain wby folks everywb~ reprd Lucky Strike as the mildest ci~. The fact is, we never overlook the trutb that"Natwe -o . in th~ ~~ and meilowiQg, are p~a~g 1giv~ the beneti~ of tlaat Lucky ·~ ptjrifying p~ess1 describ~d ~y ; tbe words"lt's toasced ". That's wl;ly fOlks ill every ci;&Y. town and .1aamlct 11lY that Luckia ~ such n\ild ~- Columbus, 0 • Sept lf-IN8some conoeS!IiOPS were reported. to have been made bY ooal operaton in the Hocking, Pomeroy\ and ... d• Crooks\'llle d "trl w .... a ........- ...t... ,._ o, Sept W1lllam Don o1 Tlftln, 14-INB- :H~year"'W secreta~')' o1 the etatt paMle boaid, IOii hls fllh~ to retain hl8 t$,000-t.· ,_r ""'~...... Wi.aen Welfare DL.·· ~~ector J McSweene)' announced ,.. ' -ius I · ...... vit lll'o· nc!1~~Jt'!n~ei~~e~ve~!:~ Henderson, who sat fh on the confe"ence. would n~Ut any comment at the cloee of the conrerenee With the operator!, It waa etronall tn~ ted th t th rospeeta of br~ ~:•about : ~~mentJ 1n ~ coal strike were "'much brJahter." ImmediatelY foUOWina: the conterence with Ute operaton tJ;lll mo: nlna, White met • deleption of Coal mlneft. and union k!a(le,.. ~ Am.olll the operators who sat In 9n the eonterence With the Gofer..> bar tbla morninc were ~ •· Bmlth, presldent or thl S~f Oteek Ooal oo.. oral DaUihertJ of 00,. Neblonvllle, Bupe.."intendent of Oe ': '(Continued On ~..;a Utl'tt) Oore reoenUY ;vas declal'ed lnel~le to RTY.e and hll name w011 confere~ce ;: ~~~~ ~!~:!..~~~ ~':!U::.riu:aabeve~'fn~~~t. fB~~; e~tion; ne ~~:W.J~~~s:'-~~ ~rv~~rs~a~: ;f '""'";" ._':.,....... :tft'i, .... a.i:n ~:~0 1 ~~~aveltl~no;:~= J:! I=: ~a::na:r!!· ~:,e:~:d d;, ·~TINS FERRY LAD vt:S~0iu:::ed~t;m:Ur:d a;~ ~~~~~~ ~':;ort~O::~d of·~~1! ~htl~~ IS FIRST VICTIM bas tontlnued to 8ectlcmTbeLH ltl will be that' 01 I A4am for hls "modern ide-'," wlito:!. report tO tbe omee for work, ho~·~ , oonr ue t.h aay oonatttute "ll~t:~nab.. • ever. ~ "DDt ~~ honea Jn the middle ~boll£ to diSaatiSliiCl mer6ben~ of Martina Perry, o, Sept 1'-INS V1r811 seraan~ of Uleta, Cleorle o1 the ltrelm.' Sfoltps lmotltuted b)' the conll'tlatlon whiCh llwnbOra -atx-year-old cnarte8 Tweedy, Emery of Leelblll'l and Cbatles the white bouse to drll8 the oouu~ a proxhnattl) i500 eha~ t.bl who st&rf.ed to SChoo: In the fin;t Lender of OOiumbUe tuusnad tr. ti'.Y out of tbe thtm! 11U:,:m:Jvy- ~r wlt.b n.on.~fomlltJ" wltlr irilae ai RUFJh Run Monday, lay that. order Ill 'lihe flll:amln&tlan. lf men~ ~d llard tlrr. !s t 11 e~ the Metbodlli dl8clpline and lnfi4e- dead klday, the first. schOolboy vic1111 appolntmen~ ehould. be- made to ~- "',!!', 1!~t~s~~~!:to 0 Utv to rundamentai ch~cb, aij.d tim or an automobile accident sln.::e the vaeancr, one or the ftrali thrfle ~-. tl Bible doctnnea aucb a.a the ~ltJD sehooll opened ror the ran term. ID the lilt must be selected. -"f!!!tt " ln periU\III ot depreNoon ~.. tArth and tmmaeulat.e conoept.WQ4 James: E Meehan, 01, torm~r "Should DO' ubtonem t.bint come lftnie. ~aa~ adtlerence to ~lUlU In 9PJ)DI1Uon to ~be protes~ Olevelmd lnaurance aaleam~~on, wa 9 up . , l:l the board. ti8))4 liP with prl.ociJplila Of government ts n®l· tad.km the eonarq~ at a. 1. also t:Jlled here yesterday ln an lt.a aeheclule, Ule positl.oil heJd by pen!lble to nattonaJ aeeurlty •. ~d a tal m~ meetlfta' CUt I i. una eastern Ohio tt.utomoblle IUlCiden· l(r. Don will remain vuant 1n thit pr~ to reocwet')' 1n .b't'Dillll, OUIJ vote rtQllelltibg Rev Adam 'a :re~ He wu run down Jn front. of th~ liltereatl Of ~{~ .N~.Ye~t'J acrt ~d ;:r;:~ Re. appointment. Tile meetln& wu $-h ' )lPple o1 a sister, whom he waa .,.18 •td. ~tllP! th&t ~...... ~rt ls . •~!~~ ~.,: bHod\e Wr tmded blf 128 per&onR An oPPOil• ' ~ "~bt 11liP'' wUb lA wvm. P•¥""'1"' ~I :"' he ~d don deleptiOn waa then aent. to ~eTWeedy boy dJed or 1nlurH"9 OOte a nephf,r qf Pr~"r a~dca:kl •nv dtrect Jlll.hop Bn\ltb to tell the ather .tdti when be was at.ruet while 11 .ot Seneea COWltj .. · -!th Oov ~~. ot tht ~t......., to ctasse1 • 1le:T\01, leader. J COQ "' • _.., . ' -r ·I ft ~~~n~ =:~ ;t~" : ~r:tth~lrr!: ;~~~~!~-heel :o:;_~~::n~~ }'ere dlscuued tor ending the lonre<l eoa11trlke In the area. :;~~~ ~~~~K e~b~eFo~ he said partldpatton, If he 80 desires It, Thbol.s...~~~~ laek of ~~::~ en111t be 90 orva.niEd that the ben, pro ~ WILifl more t.o fits so to the mao who partie!- deYelopment cf concrete, pates" a.eoeptablto plans than any Oov Roo&Ei"lelt did not mention IBiOKie f~ .. .ocUher equall!'lll.tion tee or the export ''To me It appeara me flf!benture Plnru, bdtb or, which met Uon ta.iles a wholly unJCair bPtestde.bffal vetoeJJ some )'eal'!l ago, ru sa.ys In lllbatanee .,.,,,,.. ut some ot h1l ftel~ tnterpret.ec 1perf~ plan baa been ft'NNrl' GOINC: ro EUROrE 1 his tlx-point )>la.n as oontemplau.... ed nothing can be - 1 PQM!bly n ~tton of Ml!ne""';,'i 1same time It tallea 1tmmlcal to every New York, Bept 14 - JNB -~the tea.tu-ee: ot h Ja.n·~ J runm•y leiJred hcavv' lnr the put 11 yea!'& \1•el_f'ht bcxlng lhou nploo of the Other charac~aathe ro- workable me&Nl Of wrrld w1ll ~a·l 't. 'a'' rm To oa!'"'' ea.Ue~ "\'Oluntary • tic allot- IneratJve )JQIItlon is __:.:.:· ··;~; w•th hi.!: eot\ Gent>, L.:1.utl.:r: Tun. ment plana favored era or mere ftt.Uure t.o J tht natlonallftlnp. ~ alt'l'lenta, ' rt ts absolute &SSUM!! ney rto e:v wm join Mts. Tunney, ~ho •Vld hliwner worked: t1 tbe ROose• repudiati!Ml u 111 :In Parlll , w.lt propoeal Is to mate Ute tariff fUmtlnuea 011 pa;v muterB a.nd employes, h•o bandits todal' entrred the eashler' . ontce of The N'"w York. New Hal en a.nd. Hartford raur__,~ at busy south !ltat.lon cut the wire g~lll to a. caRe. and fffi:ap~ wHh cash est.lmated at t20 000 ____ _- - - • 1 I ro- • � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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