https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/061ff36445e91a01291c82cd76b88c41.pdf 25bdd6bc37f5ccd901a125bf65708446 PDF Text Text • ., .. ••• ' ' .l'l!l!:IWLT - Cheshire STiff ··W~RK -~UT 'Work of Repairing 'Plan Their~anitf Honeymoo11 Court House Will G£0 1N8yBe Start~ Soon1 · ---I C:~ tl!: :~d ~= ~~ puHpL[ sou~o App;,s;~3Coot J Lee Abbots had • cloeG eQJ.l :P,t- c:rtlnplMed at O.erflow Outpourinr To 1 Be f'releat, Chairman 1 -L Say1 ROHouaUDI 1 - :mprovement. , FULL &wilber and Wife ha~ aa tbeir 1uests Sunday, Mr. ~nd Mra Ifamily, 'V•1 Ire• ....... """""' u :vou wam P~ank I 1 Mrs. Nettle o:abbh: of Ro"'"''' '.sent to omctal8 at ColumbUs, Prlday. va , spent a few days recently wtttl. TO HAVE WITH LARGE CROWD 'I ofIttMw., remled by tne eouma,. ' Mrs. Ed 8wlmer. a.rchtteet that tbe COlt ot tbe 1 Mr and M1s. E. A. Story wc;r'! l.lle 111rojeet. will reoeh Q,Q6'i'43 and t.h.at. 1 auests of Oem'Cf! Hawley and To Honor Of Boyt.; Order Being Re- 1$1 ,753 of th.is e•Umattd: to111t w11l be 1 family Sunday Ma rt• Hote 1 At 1•00 Thurs::ia) d F rom Ch aos , the used for labor The lff)l.tel part of I Th.e Ladies Akl wlll meet '1111 h _ •n • ; ! M1 and Mr~s Ra lp11 Clutt.er and atore cost. 1or m.:nell&J w1IJ o.~:: u .1Mrs. Cora. Rowle)' ln ~he attenl'l'ln Speeeh At 2:00 j baby or Monongn..neta, .Pa . arnved S·een At Start , pended for thtt new steel on Sept 29t.h · ThUistluy tu1 a vllut. with Fred 1.0 replace the ala won~-out. wooatm Ho!Jta RU86el or Columbus lf. vts: Out!"! :tnd Mlssef; Lena and Katie " stJ.lrs leadini IJ'(.Im the maln floor ltlng Mr. and Mra. John Scot•. :B~ preparat.~Qn- are bel.n8 made I Outh lri rested. football fans-who to the tblrd tlaor The 11tone IJtal.rCurt Swisher oC Mansfield. Mr nnd il.ere for tbe recept1on of David B. 11 Bernard McBrJde of Lo&ll.n came 'l{)f£tat.Oia at the Thursday practlee, tlle a.Jlloun~ to be ex~nded ror La- • Inaalla repubUc&n canctlda.te ror Thursr:la~ tr.r a vuut wtth Mr and d h wUl lao be J ........ ...... Mr.! New: Eadlua of Gr.lllpollll. .aovemOI' who will apeak at the : Mrs John Schon ond other friend! u well as UoP. pl:l.yers IU1 coac ~ way a m.,.. .......... Mr and Mrs Eupne Wa!l!i m anc! ·Melle OoUbty Oourt.houae at 2:00 1 Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Reuter them~lvell, were trut.ed to a little bo~~ w~ a~Ja=~~Yln daurhter and Mrs. Mbmle Sv.l:!her o'clOck Saturday atternoo11. A . and son Lawrence Jr returner:! Pri· entertainment not usuo.lly present- prosram In t.hJa eoun~y visited Ch111 Autherson anct..famu~ luncheou wUI be eened at the New 1 day t.o lhelr home In Ponthu:, Mich., ed to football players or t~peetators, needing rdler trom nur MlddlePo~t Sunday Hot.el U,.rUn et l :GO o'clock which alter spem!lng tt:e p-.u~t week here elt.t\~r for tho.t m:1tter will be i•ven 1m Ray McCany, Nonna and wiD be open ~ the J)UbUe The with Mrs Reuter's parenls, M1' and Tile workmen ~ngaaed 1n tearinr work on the 1W&dklns villlted Sallie MooC,,o·tv price per plate 15 nny cents. Y n; Ben Ewmg thf. la.rge rocka out of the hUl-ll<le Judce A. H Roaenbaton, chalnnan or 1 A H Fir.her was a. buslnei's Vlalt- back of the Junior hlg:h bulldlns, .n cnaltman Wheat Deo. ,. 1·8; May .; Hawley oame In rrono POMEROY FREE METRODlfi'T oom- EVENING CLASSES IN 11·8. the committee, ln dtscuuiOK \.he ex- I or In Porker~burg Friday tMir et!ort to w.lden the field to mit.tee I !or the huntlnll 11ea~n. the ' CJ11,CUJ'.r ' pected. turnout,· u.lct he expected to l R H Rswllngs whu underwent a footbs.U tteld llze had tapped and Improvement AGRICULTURE 80 attended the Bap• 1 Com: Dec. 29 1·8 3·8; May 34 6·8 T. B. 0"1'1', ~star Bee one of the moat enthustastle maJor operation at d~ Ll.lke's ho&- filled & p.umber fli holes 1n the rock lng the Wa.r ";.,;.;;;,;;;"t"'~ Data· Dec. 18 1·8; May :ZO 1·8. Church lawn SUJ.l· Laurel Clift 8 S. ~:30. E C Fh1· wa11 enJoyed ln Jaw Bupt crowds in the polltie&l hlst<lry of 1pltnl In Cleveland, has been dl$- 1 preparatory tq blasting: just about. In the court houae :~•\'<1, . !' . ~ In Ohio It Is the: practice to Fomeroy. "It standS to reaaon," chargt:d ond returnmi Thl.ll'Sd.ay the tim!!! the squad wu l'f!ttln&: InThe project will ~~ (" pen clo.sse!l for carmers In com- MURRAY CITY MAN PraiSe service 10 ·45 llald Rosenbawn, "that a great I cvenmg to his home on Union Ave. : terested in their vrotk. the familiar believed, n:unltles where Vocatlonol Ar.l· LUke Wat.klna, Mr. Sermon 1 30 throng wiiJ be PrtaeDt to areet In- 1 Dl and Mr!'i Mannina: DanielS cry to all accwtomed to min- or th"'~~!:! culture 15 taught by a Sm1th L 0 S E S ARGUMENT; Wad.kln!l returnHysell Run S S 9 30 S M. Rull· 1!111111 He Ia one Of Ule mOflt pop· 1 ami baby 1etumed from Indian log operatlon.ll was beard 'Fire in 1 HUJrhu tnsguctor Mr. Fadely wh\:1 morning from a sell, Supt REMAINS IN J A I L ular men ever to seek an oU!ce, and 1 Lake, Thursday l!venlng, after the Hole" waS sounded f.md the F'OUR HAVE 1s 1n charV or vocational work In KanS(J(!;. Sermon 10 .45 Hoffn"n vlSited her one of the moet deserving Mr spendlnK th2 past week there boy 5 native 11 of Pomf!'roy and these communlt1e11 announce• hie Walter Bittner, ol Murray City, l l:::~."~:: Praise servlce 'i' 30. P.ubllc Invited. Bert Hern , 'lnralls has added friends by the William Burnell retumetl to hta inttY stopped no longer to CALL IN WRECK intentJon of extendnl' hla \\IOrk ln I arrested on a charge ol drlv.lna a bundredt. to his banners because home In Pt PleasanL Friday after what' the yell was for or ·~~~'':I & th(.:;c eommunJnUee. for the beuent motor vehicle without proper lland M·s Da.yton Kennedy There will be an off!• he is liUeh a fine chap and because speJ.dlng Lhe past week here visit· they simply started down Lhe Four Pf;r.sons narrowly escaped or ali farmers who wW! w atl..end cen&e plates, received a draft for a Tuesday for COlumbus where eial Board meeting at the he never dOdge!! an Wue He hu lng Mr and Mr~ George Danleill for safetv Of cour&o'l there mjury In a heRd-on collUiion which ll lfi the plan to hold at leaHt :30 telesraph money order Priday Kennedy bas employment. fome out !our square on · the 1m- Phil Wolf 01 Port.smouth Wall a plenty o( Ume as the !uses were owurred six miles above QaUipolis I.J). each comrnunlty-cen· mornlni, with which he hoped to Mrs Kennedy wa.a ronnerly MiSI!l Bethany M. E. Church portant issues o! the <lay and the business vlsilor here Thursday and lighted until everybod~ had •::;~ 1en State Route 1, Prldav monti... .,. at such time and m-t pay his fine and e!lect hl8 release Wll s ... •· vo,tin&" public In the Buckeye Btate, Frldoy warned carefully &Jon arter M ~ ·~ "' h rna ayre We WI~», them .....p. Friday evening 7:30, ' kriowa ex.aotly where be stand! on Mr and Mrs w R Hook of field was •!ea•ed, Boom, went ax BrickleR of Pomeroy and fl ocnvE!nient to the !armere The He was returned to jail, owever, plneBB. the thlncs which a.re especially of Monta Vesta, Colo, arrived Thurt- chal"le and boom went another brother-In-law, A. H. Slnttel'l Of course of study otrered wlll be when an altercation between blmThe asrieulturt c.laiiR attended supreme importance to them thiS doy !or a vhnt wJth rfle latter's sis- be !oUOwed a short time later by IJverpooJ, were the occupan\8 centered around •uch cann enter· Aelt and the court over the costs ln the fair at Oalllpolla Tuesday. 1============== year." ter. Mrs Le!Q Flint and othet rela· a third After the debrlll hild come large truck betonatna td tho as Poultry Production, Feed8 , the ease, aro&e. lu speU:Jns ot the lunc:Oeon tO be tlvt>s In Ohio ond West Vlrrlnla to earth, the "rtremen" return~d to and were dl1vlnl t.owurd and Feeding, Soil Improvement, Bittner Is a brother of Peter BitWOOD ALCOHOL KRLS SIX lleld at the New Hotel Martin in I Wl"ll Pratt, John Brewer, Don their dutle8 and set otr several The head~on ooU.I&.Ion Farm Management or other sub- tner, who W&ll arl'tlllted at the honor ot M:- ln&alll, Mr. Roaen· Clutter and Wilbur Young or mcm charges after which the lads when 11. liJJ:ht ear, tlriv· i•ete. selected by the tanners. It Is Meiss county fail' with a. quantity New Yort, Sept. 2;J.- INS--8hr ba'Wrt further said "'11le history or Athens were lin Pomeroy Thursday went back to their work with 8 a yooog man, wbO*- name the plan to &tart the ftrst claAS n ol intoxlcatlnr liquor. The brothen new deaths rro wood alcohol were learned, cra.shed .nto tht' !!(ll'tland, October 10 Further &.n- hsd prepered for a large buslneaa n.port.ed tOday, brinclnK the Lut.l"!l Da¥e Ingalls' trip th.l'u Ohio, 1r. evening attending o Mayta.g com· vengeance TODAY that the orowdfl have been turned pany meeting a.t the local Maytog Coacn Farnham had under his A rtrl accompanied the boy noun~menta wUI appear !rom at the Meigs and OaU1a county to tuteen. away whenever and wherever there store on Main street. wing Thursday evening, a ~~quad. or name WIUJ not dlllclote<l. Ume to tlm.e which will be o! In· falre. but their lnteni.loniJ landed Fltty h11.ve been killed by the "SHOPWORN" has been a luncheon for him. Thill Mnl Eliza~th Hut)er ol Butter· three bock field combinations a.nd Blnsers had at:.en.dto the tarmen of this sec· them In Jall where they still repose ~'~'S<'n~'"'~ Uquor, .soU at 5 centB a with Barbara Stanwyck little dinner which will be se~ed nut Avenue ill VISit.lns her son gave them 8 good drillina qn ataft.. county fair, which tlon conoemtns the evenlnr class CAN.-\ANVILLE MAN PASSES to derelicts on the East 11ide. Also Comedy "1'1n;nty Horyt~.. at tJle Martin Hotel Saturday at Charles Huber and lamlly ot Oalll- Jng, pae!llng, running, blootlng 1U1d at the fair grounds/ S. H. Pa.dely. Aurust 1, 'd~tlves said J 00 o'clook 1zl merely a teatJmonlal polls all that goe11 wltll tllOlle things. tor t."le dllys, where t.hey Herbert Hawk. ab:Jut 70 years of 1 to Mr Inplt.s. It will oost but Mr. and Mra. Theodore Oruese.r In the nrst squad Wt!re Dye, AIa produce sta~d ThPyl GRAINS 8atarday SepWmber 2fi 1age. died at his llome In Canaauflfly cen~ per plate and has been were Thur~day visitors at the 011.1· bert Russell Jr Red Thornton and were returnm(l home ofte.r tile Chlca$o. Sept :113-INS-·Oralns , villi! Friday momlnl He wu a retJr~>et at that price particularly In or- lla county taJr in Gallipolis Jenkins !rom Syracuse cavorted. completion of the tair, when the were une~n at the openlnc today 1 ed farmer and death wae due to lnBu):k ,J oneo in 1 - • PEADERS' NOTlCJIJ - Ed 8w18h.er an4 Earl Bw~sh<:;r are of • ,a\ the News Ofllce of The l>aiJJ Tribune, eall !38-L; U the Buab>eu Olllce ask ior 202-R. one baYinr 80mfl carpeq&er worJC dow on their homes which ts a IJ1':lat Coacheo Flll'llh&m And ' county •••, ••,.,. the f""'l of the ...... court bouae, haa bt.en t.ai:~ Houae Are Kept Ex· by "'' s..ni of Commilllooen and 1 • 11 B a report ol the heartnc to aet uide cepbona Y u1y ce taln fun~ iur ;:~ work Mi:la Ida Meredyth of Marietta 1a 1vtsltlns Dr and Mrs M D Hartin~ LUNCHEON Allan of We.t Main otreet Kellar ol Duien, Conn., j al'ld Jacob Elberfeld att.ended the Speaker At 1Oallla county !air Jn OaJIIpoU& D'J .. I wu InJured. of Pinal action uu 'he proJect Personals however, and f ' day nl.fht. 'l'tley llr.d b"\I)W AD QU • J::.,mp out and li;J &bout an ho•1r a , :&port was ~ and lnvt&Qptlon • lmprovemebta to be M•d"e UGHEH ' • ··~-- lNTERNA'l'ION AL NEWS SER'/ICE 1932 tHREE ARE KILLE IN MINE TROUB I Ratrwa,yl •• •••• ~··· 1 1 •41•• Fast After Seven Da I I lE~OE~ ~f HKE~ f~~O ~ r~~T I~ 3-8 1 1 1 1 I pi••• I I New· Electric Theatre I l der portunlty to l'lVeaall clUUlee Who caw. t.o have !or the a good op· been blr!Jconfined Hamilton to herParr, homeWho on Vale has boys Thewho thirdmay squadbeWll!l pot8nt1al (..'Qffipo&edball of accident The occupants occurred of lhe truck meal, me~ the next gove•nor or street. for IIOmetiDiell "iJY tll.ness, Is toters liut who are Jacking In ex- the car went unllurt, but Ohio, aod ,at the tame tlme not repMcrtedHio "'Wsll.ghtly lmpxoved. perlence and naturally must learn ,ars were dama.iXI. 18 place toO heavy 1 bur<len on the cnry e.rren hnd brother • the rudiments of the 11ame. A new po~lr.etbopk" f[ed KnowleB of Reedsville were 1comer to the squad, "Dlnty" MaurENTERTAINS CLUB Places l"llld arranaementa an! be- v Hltors In town Thl.ltsday Icc Mpore of Syracuse, out for his lng made to accommodate a large ·-OrRt practice ol t.he season was a crowd of people at the luncheon NO SERVICES SVNDAl' EVBNING men'ber fll th!J outfit W, were Due to the !act that the Rev Ewlnll, Younr Roush of M!nersvllle und the public 1a assw'ed that a Wa.lter A Pohl or the Church, l.s and Venoy, to deltver d sermon in ParkcrsbulJ While Oh~ef l"amham was putSunday afternoon at 3 o clock , the i tlng these boys through their pacee; &~rviCM!s of the Trinity Lutheran ~lstant ooa.ch House W&.!l ha.vins Chureh will be dlsmbsed !or Sun- hill hands more than run in hand· 1 day evening The Pastor Will aga.ln ling the corps of linemen who when I oceupy his pulpit on the following lined up In a row, ~eemed to ext.end Sunday (rom th1'..t.hlgh !ehool bulldln&" almost to "rhe side hill They were all ~~h~e~a~t~w~o~s~un~o~ha~n~o~•d:to::1·:8~o~up~,~' t~sc hlaher an<! Ijf~lnn~l~tl~es~~of~~~1~~~E:"'· corn l·lte lower to oata un~hanged. by New Ani ! I 81ST. ANNIVERSARY gottmg point"' whoroby mli!"ht Improve themselves Ol!SERVED By LO DG E 1consldero,!Jie ttme had in this manner, they ~~.•b:<>~iit The tollowlna members ot the together and t:ome tast DnllK Rebclw.h Lodge, o! PomerO)' mage work WILli lndul(red In attended the c;elebrO.tlon of the rourrh spot we1·e pollllhed utr Slat annlverse.J91 of the Rebekah there are many more to be taken Lodge at ~xler Thmsday even,ln~· off before U1e team will be In conMr and Mra ClYde Andrews, Mr' dltlon flr shape to face any kind and Mrs Ohnrl(ljl lfel\se, Mrs Nellle a football aJiirecaUon with a Bmlth, Mrs A 0 Trt,cy, Mrs David 1eh!\nee of victory The b6y11 are eomlna last but PhillipP MrA Ler.a Bartels , MrA Mbry Harris, Mr and Mrs.' Peter h•ve a. long way La 1{0 Fans Slace, Mr.s OJnud" Darst Mn retuember .. tbat there 1.8 more to Charles Oru!!!er, "Mr"«' a~· Hood: lootba.U than having a monly rnrm Mra Ella Wn.tac:in,~ MIMJ War· that apotto.rance~ nay make a ball ner. Mrs Qeorge Howell, i> a Ray pla:ver There Is much work for WJ!.itlt nnd Mr11. Sentz WfJl MIM both OO'lCbes a~ player11 to do and Emma...Koc88ler and Mn Sarah ol course they are dlllng aome o! It Long il( Washington Po , w~re also each evening Their flrnt 1ame WUI I \ t~ke place next Prldny evenlns with TO EACH PUR.CIIASER OF A present AftfJ· the buslnellf- !e~on a' fine CheAhhe as their oppon~nta .. prmcram ~11.!1 tt!ndel,ll!d mem~rs • • ot tllf! Dpxt~tr lodlt' alc1 by a few Mts Frnnk Chapman, teacher at off th :r Pomeroy ~ Dellclma..'l the htgh RChool became Ill Ft·ldny teitt«~~nts were: SP.rved to the :roo m(lrnln'f a.nd wns compelled tn I'flmember!! preRe~ lurn tn h~r ho,me I l voss es' thOy After 1- AI 'Capone ·Makes Bid tor-Freedom-. CLUB illls'ius ess Thursday evenlt)l" to her con bact brldi~ club at the home of Mrs Tom Crow on But~mut Avenue Guests or the club were Mrs Oo1 Schaefer, Mrs Letlter Fauber, Mrs Amy Oes.ry and Ml8111!!8 M&rKUerlte Meyer and M111ie Blchman. Ml'll Let!ter Fauber was awarded the prize for the hiJhest I!COI'C EVERY DRESS SO NEW THEY'LL MAKE THE RES·T OF YOUR FROCKS SEEM OLD FASHIONED. Mrs p L Ollfton entertained her contract bridge elub Thursday nf· ternoon at her home on West Main street. Miss Ide N:eredyth of Mnrtetla wa8 a guell:. of the club. Mill. M 0 Hnt·tlngel received hlll"h score Ost1j,h Woolens, tweed effects, mugh cr·epes, Styles for et1·eet and dt·egg 1 ,. troop~ hda.y aehed the Aoo""" j Ohio I "I don't propose to he.ve any one 1 1 fta.un,Ung the at.ete by putting: , guards on duty at coa. mines and ' mlseooduetlng them1111lve8 In their attitude toward the po.b11c,'' the I JIO\>emor declafl!d In announelng that the Ohio Collieries mine would l be taten over by the st~~Jte. 24 men I ties o( I 1 Ia esses E) OEOROE R. HOUfF£ l ~S Stf\!! Corre.sponaent \?'!' ou: '!;, Arlr; 61,: pl 2.:1 lN.,. , C(.lliH'ies Ct , mine !B7 bere u a tMIIH o1 tiM flllaylal' earl1 this mCirnlnlr oC ll·yea.r·old caarmont Banfle:d. and D. SC.OI'C em Stateo ! HIUitt.l'doa, 0.. Srpt.. !:6-INS -A detail or national (allrd f E:,ubcrant 0\<!1 1Jen~ocr11tlc prnt>the :Pnc!Rc COII.~t Q{o\ Franklin D ,R: oeevell fu~r : eAHwtw1 today ror a hard week s cam1 pal.gnlnl actQBII lhe continent I The week will sel'! lum 1 .tn•er~~ I the sonthwl't et, the m.ctdle-~~o. ~~ l lnttnCIInft th~ targe1 ci!les of tnP Lake re11on , &.rid brlnr m tJme for •hi! ~l ute oonvrmtion 11. •hoee decietonr. -'tnft)' be the D;mocrat~ scheme I IK :ots 0'\ I I • • w ~nr NEW FALL HATS 'f.'t{!s yeaf 'its a decided trend toward . shor~ b1'im, shallow LEGIONNAIRES ATTENTION! ' turban ·~ styles. ' crowned s,ailors and All • the~ , new, shade8 for .. l ''''AUi'i\i$t't{(;'w~ ti!idy t'Oriour S"i!~tiim. ·-:;~ •· ., .. , v; ' t"S ~~,,. < ' Your p~ence que•ted at the day ni1ht for SAVE WITH A VOSS I , 't. ' ' .." Save time and la·' The VOI!I bl.l 1L rull fll•td ·""«' "Forgotten Art" Is Under DjscussJQ+t ... of officero S•ve 110.01 on your t8.yndry \ -... A Big Selection '' !lI, 'l , ) ewtngtleld, m .... sept 38-INBTbe ·lltrnois state .t!iiapU.al was ariJI· Pl!d ~Jy a menaplJli tfmslnn tOday u ~Uce '.5quads, ~~~~ wltl! ma.oblne guns, cru.lsed t~ 15tl'ett4, SlUU'd.lna aaainst reeuiTence a bloody mine r(o~- fn wbich was kllfe"d ; P. Splitln two W eat· .--------------------- I I !, ' onlar-'P(IrJ.ers ; ":~i•ct've Attained; G. 0. up to I Do•Mtt- 8afe&y· O~~ared For Breakfaot, Shot May Have Been Intended For Father · B'attle ,Between "" ' ' ·IS CONFIDENT .i I oorr.,.atec1 l!!nameled &nb. Whlfe T!j~nr To ' KINDLING FIRE MJD~DLEPORTER IS PLACED IN JAIL I IM1r. POLl~'<;_ ~·~~ot A VARIETY OF NEW MATERIALS! -,;~-:=:;::::=:;=:--;;;- I I · Mrfi Dayton Ashworth was I!' equipment ~ On Speaki;, Tour In Eff. ort lo Win West For Democrats i CONVI!:NIBNT TERMS ') "RAN!}E FEUD" • Also Comedy ''J.Irbt llouse" · •M.tn Youth Killed While Be· 1ide Hio Mother In Kitchen ' . Cleveland, Se!o_J>pt':. 0<"71Nl!"'::b :tgntlon of a miners 'ZTERNAL TRIANCLE CAUSl OF MURDER (~SSh~ servlet~ Jaw 1n lane!'$ New Wrincer. and muJ netuslYe vos" tvea. ' 8efJ It Mday. rea~ SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC Co. MIDDL.PORT, OHIO. 1-----------.....! Seeking to set as\de the 10-year sentence imposed on him by Federal Judge JoVl)kerson in Chicaro, AI Capone, Chicago's underworld kinr, appears outside federal court in Atlanta, Ga., as his attorneys made the surprise move to obtain his ffeedom. Cappne .js shoi;;l'l in the picture with Mart!hall Louis Crawfqrd,, ope~ df th~ wbo eo~orted · him from the penitetitlary to ~· ffiloral bul\dine. AT CBERTIR ,Sunda:r, Sep~ . 25 • PT. n.IA8ANT 1 aoo~TERs -w- !.....---------•·: eaum· James L. Wismer, 32 Irma, 29; Rollo a James E. Hill, 31, �• '. . o.u.;;.. if " ,,.t ~,·• ' BJ MaJJ • I ... ' • . .'I'!'K lJAILY Tli.mJa, l ~ ' ' . ~~~~ "I •• • en. ········v~·· •··~~>1Qilo llfonlh .. .............. .ao 1 fllle ~th ..... r.. ·~ 'l'btfe MonUla • . .. . . .. . .. .. . . 1.00 h •• , u ... 011e Year ••••••••• : . ·.t· .. ' J... I • ' . :WO>Il)AY: , . ~Ell :18, PAll&- Middleport News Romance in Fmance PROD Jb..l. I GJKI ~ UDntha . · . .. . . .. .. . .... • • Z.OO ' •• •• J4 One Year . . ....... .. ...... M.OO O.K.'d ··by Boehner I I I --~i -~--''""- . . . . . . .~. ·-1-CWft~··- -- / i ·!'·~];/~Yi~t~,;~ I • SAFETY OF THE PERFECT~Bcbold. God will nol l ..:a!it away a perfect man, nejther wiil he llelp the evil 1 doer•.-J ob 8 :20. DAILY 1"1'. -'-·--- THE JA:PA'NESE fROM ALL accounts, the Japane•e have a feelinlf to ward thia country whlch ·mJght be deemed to contain everything but .fri~ndline... First a report is ·clrculuted by the Jjlpanese ~rc~ th~t Amerida ·has ent<r~d lnto' a •cere! a~reeme11t whereby Ffa,rlce Is to support 'tlie con-, tcntion <Jf. the United Stutes State Department t•elntive to the actiops of Japan ln the Manchurian dispute wlth China . ln return for thls support, '!he report saya, America is to make a cottSidefab'le conce~aion \~h en the Frcn:h tln a lly C?me to settle with us for a detit they have owed l'or more than a decade. 1 Tho next thin g ther nrc said to have ¥on their mmds is that pcr£olnlnl!' to our !teet in Jl:g[iJ.tic watet·s. Can lt tbat the conscicuc of Japan, if there Is one, ~an be smart- I ing an~ that the Japanese are fearful !hut Amel'icn wlll make trqut,Ie for ,her unlees she does cease Iler hlghwa,v '-"--=-:::-===:==':::;:;::;~:=z!::i'==-=:;;: robbery r•ctlcs ln the Far East 1 Every action of the al-· GIOrtl7illrl!t• Alll.rtean .o::.hboy No do\llbbOy eQUid ,..,. BOild. ' mond.. eYI!d gentry from the Orient, would point to the We rflilBOOr an independent but army q~rwea1·, army shoes and latter !nlfHifse, altho. ug_h the historv. of Anierlca does not manly ho,...J ,aa.,inllt the propose4 army ha~rdai!ll'lvy. ,. ~tr.t~e o~ the ,~rner:W,n. doue:bbOy. . . , ,·', 1 ~ • bear .o·u, .tuCh !!l,i,_!'!~~.'.·' ••·.-. , .. . • .. ! ;~. ~- ~ ... r , , .J.lt. ~ · .~\ '' • r , • • " f .(1 ._ --..-:':.!.P-'1 J. ~.~ - ~ "W ' ...- ~u•..: \a • ''t u. t. "'" _Wnp.t I~Y wan~'h~pplllqi ~n~ s..., ar·ns our na:.vy ·,~ ~oll,Ufled wtm ~~~pati, t!'" nb nlf t,•·•r ,.,~ 0'1"'' ~p.;;jr ·~~·r B!au ·l!r · el> on lhJrty om&cll:ers cs.; DONALD ALSO WEEKLY PL~A.S•N:r LJ:VI!STOCK SALES COHPANl' To\.i,l ,Re~pts 925 Bead aOds-~pts st5, 176 to 220 U5 to 1ibG, !itaCk ahoa.t.s 3.60 to hd PERMANENTS SPECIAL-Thio Week Only! $2.50 A.vanr.lle Jenkilll with nine yeal"ll expel•ience, ill ollerln, ftcu~ :at 18.SO Hollywood on wave thb week oDly I I I • I '' ' If you wnnt to make the sta~e i marched• you twen~y mlle1 thro~h ~lJn$1. t}.eeJS lzi front,. Then they mud to your hubea.pa. And atter you were bent, Over U~e ~ quostloD mnrk without an an;swer, somebody hAd you, &hi}\ fpr 'treason · :vou couldn't st&nd at a-s love ·In the enlhtallilli! Wn -wUI have bu:-,111 for . ·b ' vo.. b.rtnr. TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 1082 th~ ·Hoeklnt \1;all~)' L•vestoclc Sale1 ()0, ben.u se _~ Lllli£aalor. att.en~lon. Olito. That's the c;ruel war, my grandI bad as Pf:tbly why not ni$.kc tt 1<1 ! complete y ·rtvlnlf It tilg shoes and chi ren. And now they are aotng Lo -·...1.~-"--- ' -- sixty pound5 of p1cnlc gOQ$ ~ on YOU I' bi.Ok Tll(ly 1JRV!o4 yoq 'a 'IUD th.tJ ' Wel;hl!!d another sUc.ty. They g~tve )'OU two left flhoee wJ~ the -- TH.E CHICAGO ..lliTRAGE a hat that looks like an lqe cream perpetuate ou1· physical detects in cone? · lmmortr.l bronze. V country has been aroused by the mo•t rc. 1-;::::::::::;::==::::::::=:::=:::::::::::::::±:::::====~j THEcentENTIRE m1cl most terrllrle ,of nil out1·agcs commlttecl in I Chicago a few days ago when a. bomb, supposedly directed at a Judge, was placed on the sidewalk in (ront of the iurM's home and a youth and young ma•rl~d woman, strolling along became tjle ln)loee nt vlctlms of the explo,. sion that followed the playful klck given the harmless looking package ,b:).; 1ih,e you'nJ man. . If the\ boy Blll'V1ves, he •wlll be blinded for Jife in addltion to b~lng a CPlpple the rest of hio days whlle , the woman was' also l!erlously lnjured and may also be bll9d as a r esult ht tile t on'lbl e outr'agc, Chi cago ohicialo "re sai<l to be •dolng ever,vthing in thelr power to Hnd the fiend who 'placed ~uch a diabollcal m.achlne on the slde. walk whe1~e any innoce nt pers.ou might have been the 1 victim. ~ While cnme Has rea ched th e proportions of a mon· stcr under the prohlbltlon regim~ and is now so powerful that lt l~ 'ai'rno•t imposslblc to curb It, yet the trouble ln Chicagil may bo dire ctly traceable in gt·eater part, to <he wHifuln~s•,'lmd ·crook~dness brought about and amon\rt~e ( offichlls o, ~hat city smce condltlons were such as t o allow j the sca~erJng of enormou• amount. of money . to tempt , the men ln ·cbarge of law and order. · Lii.tle or no cll'nrt is made to curb a great deal of lt and th e few limcoJ · th~t criminals nre brc.u~ht to trial for wanto~l, wil{ul rnurder, fcwor j urim~ will co nvict th em. and rlircio~-tJw.'~enllct IVOfCh their vl 1ciousnoss dcoe rv c•- As long r.outlt!Ue to oce~r wltho11t nppuront cffcort t o !l~em, "" they have In the J>n <t, "Pr, fqr one to feel that any ~ppre· be maqe, It seems to take a ' ' \o ,wa'ken the avet·ago 4merlthp kind uf justice that nn~ j ly oiJiter plan' f<~ll. •• ' I The firot lady coming in each mornuog . .' . will receive her w~ve f~r $1.50. EYtnlab. of the l!lttiu::~~coocern wh,t our ships do ·oi' wh~n. they do ~ ot'~~~ b~~ed ft!:usan: 'y~;.; a inohth7• it so IOnr as''tho:ie acdOns ate not itiimical tO ' Japan 1soldioia. · Th~f gave YilU an Jl'On hat· that. hei~eJf. '$o long as we, have possession~ ln the Pacific They toiled~ tr.e ifOSS sta.- bulidore<t your ears. They al&.Pl>&d whlch might b;, h~rassed by the yello,w peril, tha~ long tl>tl" onu sot lhen.wl"' • wor or longer :if 'the $'tate Departhtent wiShes oul' rhwy wiW hero with narrow ahoalders and a t> ' protrudlni stomach. be ln that locality. • A!B to ~he secret pact with Frunce, if sJme of our dip- Tho.t Is a. terribt.e 1esu1~ But if lomats wunt to be sure of being "turred and feathered/' ain't the ~oughboy'e tault. 1 o., " ' I .'~draWn upd quartered," they .should mer ely mf\k(l an ·anYou gotta blam0 that on the · • ' arrny tllJlor and the BltYS who eook110UllC~md'nt to thE: etfeet that 1' ranee ha s bern 1grunted a. ~,1 ed the beans. huge redtlctlor. in WlU"'ilebl.s. fbest wnes t.rt soft and nat.ual, tully c1.1'N for. RJncle' ends or maretl tf(eet. : I be,l I a.i 1!.50. . . , . . , ' Turn rcontlnued From P.t~c One) mer atnte scnat<.r and a sub·.t.It.ern ~f John L Lewh>. lntel'naLional • paeaiOOnt of the Unltact Mine Work eu. Sneed called the meetlng whclh led to the free-for·all. Lelt From Lane I! Another man under an·est yas Oola Whitlow, a deputy ,aherlft of Benton, Ill., a center of coal mine "'B.y EDSON I l.lbor strife R. WAITE, SHAWNE~ OKLAHOMA ' Included nrqonr tbl! InJured In the fray wet·e Dontel McOIU and ' I · Boze D!lmlsh or PlttsbUl'lh and W. I Pace, A. Pace Herrm brot.h er or A. T. auditor or the United ¥lne (if ' H. Gl.LT Blti\X'I'QN, EDIT.OR A:ND PUBL1SHER OF 1 Workers. ·--~~--- l'~ElelNCSTOi\{ ' (N. 'q DAILY FREE ·PkESS; ·SJ\YS: ."The.gehcral advertiser is !Je.coming mor~ and Mote. el(ljcting &II of the rune. There isa groWin~ demanq fm~ilo-eaHed ·cbOper· ution, sueh as Windqw·displays, hi'OI\dsiil~~. " ~.oi!Wcting dealers, cir~ulariz!IW• ,va,rio~ ?ther ~e~ces ~liic}{,:U(q!a.xerage ,newspaper m.the:· country.is rl.ot m pos1tion to ~Jve~e~~ .at·a cost ·in exceils of 'the·actual an\oUnt paid for the advereisjl)g'space boug)lt. ' :!;~eill~ a str.lkln~ exani~le Of.. tlrts'l'li.c~ntly~'When an (ContlnuetJ From I pa.~'ty • \ I ' Was KNtrrE RocKNE orsanlr.atton, It II undeniable · •h • .,,...,,, bnt'l a1, hoetUe to Pre81dent Hoove•· ·,ol-der .II • =-=- ~·-=-, HOTEL nOO'"t"' IJ.Oft. I 11.'!''\ I. I' IIA'I'Ii U.S. .. ' -;;;-.,-o-~ o~-o""M~..-ND-- - . 1 corrn - '. t:•Mier S11n1e ' _ M."n•u~l -\LOA COURT ......__._, ~- SHoP IIO'RI. the original of "Barney Mack"?' - ~OLuMBUS C....b . dhiO t;f ~uSinesi:detaile re}>Orts of such displ!lYs '.j accompanied by , ,Php~qgrlijl~S, pl~cjn '&Jgns, both lnteti\Jt~ahi:i'~i:fjf.ibr and , S!l OJl. '· ., ' '!'lip eflrlr~ scneilul!f;willll~t'us leBfi tlian ~~a. ' ' One) 1t.bat thev have thousandAI or toJ,. . lO'Irel'l who will take their cue frtn Io1• a sm~.ll'two}~Jid· u~~-hJ!lf inch l!d !'U~;w.~kfy. for'foul· months ·was'rece1Ve4 W1th r~qllest fl!r full .poSition on•preferred pagil 'at run;df.trajjer rates, window disp!ays'in'our'!hvp ll4ilcllng, wil\ilow di~pljiys to lie arraied'by us, Ol' byJocal dealgrs in theit 'p!flccs .. Pr l•(- lal politiC3l fi~ua-e.s. Whlle It ean· not be said tbat U1ey control the . ,. / 1 I "Baraey Maek'11" eehool ie "New Oomhlioa." He eoaeheo wilh tbe &re that iypl&ed lhe work of Ameriea'• llftlllell football otntqiot, Kante Roebe. ADd Fruacia W.U.ee, the antlaor of "BUDDL~ I", · keew Roebe intimately for yearo. It lo a f-lhooll liM)' wltllout 1111 "'(1111. N'f"• l!llllfl'lll, ......,.. lfrPe Pol' Booll:let ud ...._ ........ Jame1 H. Butler, ., ~:1~~~~~~~j~~·~·n,dhi~te that the l{jqrfielt ~, plympic dow n )I\ t~~ . v· ' • ' I "' Beg!ns in The· Dai!y T· Wednesday, s~pt. 28th. 1 ' �• '. . o.u.;;.. if " ,,.t ~,·• ' BJ MaJJ • I ... ' • . .'I'!'K lJAILY Tli.mJa, l ~ ' ' . ~~~~ "I •• • en. ········v~·· •··~~>1Qilo llfonlh .. .............. .ao 1 fllle ~th ..... r.. ·~ 'l'btfe MonUla • . .. . . .. . .. .. . . 1.00 h •• , u ... 011e Year ••••••••• : . ·.t· .. ' J... I • ' . :WO>Il)AY: , . ~Ell :18, PAll&- Middleport News Romance in Fmance PROD Jb..l. I GJKI ~ UDntha . · . .. . . .. .. . .... • • Z.OO ' •• •• J4 One Year . . ....... .. ...... M.OO O.K.'d ··by Boehner I I I --~i -~--''""- . . . . . . .~. ·-1-CWft~··- -- / i ·!'·~];/~Yi~t~,;~ I • SAFETY OF THE PERFECT~Bcbold. God will nol l ..:a!it away a perfect man, nejther wiil he llelp the evil 1 doer•.-J ob 8 :20. DAILY 1"1'. -'-·--- THE JA:PA'NESE fROM ALL accounts, the Japane•e have a feelinlf to ward thia country whlch ·mJght be deemed to contain everything but .fri~ndline... First a report is ·clrculuted by the Jjlpanese ~rc~ th~t Amerida ·has ent<r~d lnto' a •cere! a~reeme11t whereby Ffa,rlce Is to support 'tlie con-, tcntion <Jf. the United Stutes State Department t•elntive to the actiops of Japan ln the Manchurian dispute wlth China . ln return for thls support, '!he report saya, America is to make a cottSidefab'le conce~aion \~h en the Frcn:h tln a lly C?me to settle with us for a detit they have owed l'or more than a decade. 1 Tho next thin g ther nrc said to have ¥on their mmds is that pcr£olnlnl!' to our !teet in Jl:g[iJ.tic watet·s. Can lt tbat the conscicuc of Japan, if there Is one, ~an be smart- I ing an~ that the Japanese are fearful !hut Amel'icn wlll make trqut,Ie for ,her unlees she does cease Iler hlghwa,v '-"--=-:::-===:==':::;:;::;~:=z!::i'==-=:;;: robbery r•ctlcs ln the Far East 1 Every action of the al-· GIOrtl7illrl!t• Alll.rtean .o::.hboy No do\llbbOy eQUid ,..,. BOild. ' mond.. eYI!d gentry from the Orient, would point to the We rflilBOOr an independent but army q~rwea1·, army shoes and latter !nlfHifse, altho. ug_h the historv. of Anierlca does not manly ho,...J ,aa.,inllt the propose4 army ha~rdai!ll'lvy. ,. ~tr.t~e o~ the ,~rner:W,n. doue:bbOy. . . , ,·', 1 ~ • bear .o·u, .tuCh !!l,i,_!'!~~.'.·' ••·.-. , .. . • .. ! ;~. ~- ~ ... r , , .J.lt. ~ · .~\ '' • r , • • " f .(1 ._ --..-:':.!.P-'1 J. ~.~ - ~ "W ' ...- ~u•..: \a • ''t u. t. "'" _Wnp.t I~Y wan~'h~pplllqi ~n~ s..., ar·ns our na:.vy ·,~ ~oll,Ufled wtm ~~~pati, t!'" nb nlf t,•·•r ,.,~ 0'1"'' ~p.;;jr ·~~·r B!au ·l!r · el> on lhJrty om&cll:ers cs.; DONALD ALSO WEEKLY PL~A.S•N:r LJ:VI!STOCK SALES COHPANl' To\.i,l ,Re~pts 925 Bead aOds-~pts st5, 176 to 220 U5 to 1ibG, !itaCk ahoa.t.s 3.60 to hd PERMANENTS SPECIAL-Thio Week Only! $2.50 A.vanr.lle Jenkilll with nine yeal"ll expel•ience, ill ollerln, ftcu~ :at 18.SO Hollywood on wave thb week oDly I I I • I '' ' If you wnnt to make the sta~e i marched• you twen~y mlle1 thro~h ~lJn$1. t}.eeJS lzi front,. Then they mud to your hubea.pa. And atter you were bent, Over U~e ~ quostloD mnrk without an an;swer, somebody hAd you, &hi}\ fpr 'treason · :vou couldn't st&nd at a-s love ·In the enlhtallilli! Wn -wUI have bu:-,111 for . ·b ' vo.. b.rtnr. TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 1082 th~ ·Hoeklnt \1;all~)' L•vestoclc Sale1 ()0, ben.u se _~ Lllli£aalor. att.en~lon. Olito. That's the c;ruel war, my grandI bad as Pf:tbly why not ni$.kc tt 1<1 ! complete y ·rtvlnlf It tilg shoes and chi ren. And now they are aotng Lo -·...1.~-"--- ' -- sixty pound5 of p1cnlc gOQ$ ~ on YOU I' bi.Ok Tll(ly 1JRV!o4 yoq 'a 'IUD th.tJ ' Wel;hl!!d another sUc.ty. They g~tve )'OU two left flhoee wJ~ the -- TH.E CHICAGO ..lliTRAGE a hat that looks like an lqe cream perpetuate ou1· physical detects in cone? · lmmortr.l bronze. V country has been aroused by the mo•t rc. 1-;::::::::::;::==::::::::=:::=:::::::::::::::±:::::====~j THEcentENTIRE m1cl most terrllrle ,of nil out1·agcs commlttecl in I Chicago a few days ago when a. bomb, supposedly directed at a Judge, was placed on the sidewalk in (ront of the iurM's home and a youth and young ma•rl~d woman, strolling along became tjle ln)loee nt vlctlms of the explo,. sion that followed the playful klck given the harmless looking package ,b:).; 1ih,e you'nJ man. . If the\ boy Blll'V1ves, he •wlll be blinded for Jife in addltion to b~lng a CPlpple the rest of hio days whlle , the woman was' also l!erlously lnjured and may also be bll9d as a r esult ht tile t on'lbl e outr'agc, Chi cago ohicialo "re sai<l to be •dolng ever,vthing in thelr power to Hnd the fiend who 'placed ~uch a diabollcal m.achlne on the slde. walk whe1~e any innoce nt pers.ou might have been the 1 victim. ~ While cnme Has rea ched th e proportions of a mon· stcr under the prohlbltlon regim~ and is now so powerful that lt l~ 'ai'rno•t imposslblc to curb It, yet the trouble ln Chicagil may bo dire ctly traceable in gt·eater part, to <he wHifuln~s•,'lmd ·crook~dness brought about and amon\rt~e ( offichlls o, ~hat city smce condltlons were such as t o allow j the sca~erJng of enormou• amount. of money . to tempt , the men ln ·cbarge of law and order. · Lii.tle or no cll'nrt is made to curb a great deal of lt and th e few limcoJ · th~t criminals nre brc.u~ht to trial for wanto~l, wil{ul rnurder, fcwor j urim~ will co nvict th em. and rlircio~-tJw.'~enllct IVOfCh their vl 1ciousnoss dcoe rv c•- As long r.outlt!Ue to oce~r wltho11t nppuront cffcort t o !l~em, "" they have In the J>n <t, "Pr, fqr one to feel that any ~ppre· be maqe, It seems to take a ' ' \o ,wa'ken the avet·ago 4merlthp kind uf justice that nn~ j ly oiJiter plan' f<~ll. •• ' I The firot lady coming in each mornuog . .' . will receive her w~ve f~r $1.50. EYtnlab. of the l!lttiu::~~coocern wh,t our ships do ·oi' wh~n. they do ~ ot'~~~ b~~ed ft!:usan: 'y~;.; a inohth7• it so IOnr as''tho:ie acdOns ate not itiimical tO ' Japan 1soldioia. · Th~f gave YilU an Jl'On hat· that. hei~eJf. '$o long as we, have possession~ ln the Pacific They toiled~ tr.e ifOSS sta.- bulidore<t your ears. They al&.Pl>&d whlch might b;, h~rassed by the yello,w peril, tha~ long tl>tl" onu sot lhen.wl"' • wor or longer :if 'the $'tate Departhtent wiShes oul' rhwy wiW hero with narrow ahoalders and a t> ' protrudlni stomach. be ln that locality. • A!B to ~he secret pact with Frunce, if sJme of our dip- Tho.t Is a. terribt.e 1esu1~ But if lomats wunt to be sure of being "turred and feathered/' ain't the ~oughboy'e tault. 1 o., " ' I .'~draWn upd quartered," they .should mer ely mf\k(l an ·anYou gotta blam0 that on the · • ' arrny tllJlor and the BltYS who eook110UllC~md'nt to thE: etfeet that 1' ranee ha s bern 1grunted a. ~,1 ed the beans. huge redtlctlor. in WlU"'ilebl.s. fbest wnes t.rt soft and nat.ual, tully c1.1'N for. RJncle' ends or maretl tf(eet. : I be,l I a.i 1!.50. . . , . . , ' Turn rcontlnued From P.t~c One) mer atnte scnat<.r and a sub·.t.It.ern ~f John L Lewh>. lntel'naLional • paeaiOOnt of the Unltact Mine Work eu. Sneed called the meetlng whclh led to the free-for·all. Lelt From Lane I! Another man under an·est yas Oola Whitlow, a deputy ,aherlft of Benton, Ill., a center of coal mine "'B.y EDSON I l.lbor strife R. WAITE, SHAWNE~ OKLAHOMA ' Included nrqonr tbl! InJured In the fray wet·e Dontel McOIU and ' I · Boze D!lmlsh or PlttsbUl'lh and W. I Pace, A. Pace Herrm brot.h er or A. T. auditor or the United ¥lne (if ' H. Gl.LT Blti\X'I'QN, EDIT.OR A:ND PUBL1SHER OF 1 Workers. ·--~~--- l'~ElelNCSTOi\{ ' (N. 'q DAILY FREE ·PkESS; ·SJ\YS: ."The.gehcral advertiser is !Je.coming mor~ and Mote. el(ljcting &II of the rune. There isa groWin~ demanq fm~ilo-eaHed ·cbOper· ution, sueh as Windqw·displays, hi'OI\dsiil~~. " ~.oi!Wcting dealers, cir~ulariz!IW• ,va,rio~ ?ther ~e~ces ~liic}{,:U(q!a.xerage ,newspaper m.the:· country.is rl.ot m pos1tion to ~Jve~e~~ .at·a cost ·in exceils of 'the·actual an\oUnt paid for the advereisjl)g'space boug)lt. ' :!;~eill~ a str.lkln~ exani~le Of.. tlrts'l'li.c~ntly~'When an (ContlnuetJ From I pa.~'ty • \ I ' Was KNtrrE RocKNE orsanlr.atton, It II undeniable · •h • .,,...,,, bnt'l a1, hoetUe to Pre81dent Hoove•· ·,ol-der .II • =-=- ~·-=-, HOTEL nOO'"t"' IJ.Oft. I 11.'!''\ I. I' IIA'I'Ii U.S. .. ' -;;;-.,-o-~ o~-o""M~..-ND-- - . 1 corrn - '. t:•Mier S11n1e ' _ M."n•u~l -\LOA COURT ......__._, ~- SHoP IIO'RI. the original of "Barney Mack"?' - ~OLuMBUS C....b . dhiO t;f ~uSinesi:detaile re}>Orts of such displ!lYs '.j accompanied by , ,Php~qgrlijl~S, pl~cjn '&Jgns, both lnteti\Jt~ahi:i'~i:fjf.ibr and , S!l OJl. '· ., ' '!'lip eflrlr~ scneilul!f;willll~t'us leBfi tlian ~~a. ' ' One) 1t.bat thev have thousandAI or toJ,. . lO'Irel'l who will take their cue frtn Io1• a sm~.ll'two}~Jid· u~~-hJ!lf inch l!d !'U~;w.~kfy. for'foul· months ·was'rece1Ve4 W1th r~qllest fl!r full .poSition on•preferred pagil 'at run;df.trajjer rates, window disp!ays'in'our'!hvp ll4ilcllng, wil\ilow di~pljiys to lie arraied'by us, Ol' byJocal dealgrs in theit 'p!flccs .. Pr l•(- lal politiC3l fi~ua-e.s. Whlle It ean· not be said tbat U1ey control the . ,. / 1 I "Baraey Maek'11" eehool ie "New Oomhlioa." He eoaeheo wilh tbe &re that iypl&ed lhe work of Ameriea'• llftlllell football otntqiot, Kante Roebe. ADd Fruacia W.U.ee, the antlaor of "BUDDL~ I", · keew Roebe intimately for yearo. It lo a f-lhooll liM)' wltllout 1111 "'(1111. N'f"• l!llllfl'lll, ......,.. lfrPe Pol' Booll:let ud ...._ ........ Jame1 H. Butler, ., ~:1~~~~~~~j~~·~·n,dhi~te that the l{jqrfielt ~, plympic dow n )I\ t~~ . v· ' • ' I "' Beg!ns in The· Dai!y T· Wednesday, s~pt. 28th. 1 ' �' CLA$1lfiiD ADV!RT s . .. .; Paul Warier Adds Two Doubles To His Collection N 01'10111 A'• Set New T..m HomeR~ Reccwd 1 ·Crowder Wiaa 26th Conteat New York. c~ow~er ooe hurlet'l bla last JerDe or ~ .euon by lnl Ute AthleUetl, theNby &Oillf "" lOa! ~ oc lli>llerl ·~ o roft 'lor ~ ·1nO.t vtctor.te11 lp the bll ~~ ttu. year. They were tied at '215 · vict.Orl~ eath until tbe laSt. 1ame, P.la~ Ycltercl&y when to It crowder " ~!tCheet. & fine pme beat. the .A'J .by a I to 1 score. was Ciowdir"J 13th Jn a ~w. Whii!O Cll>~er .,.. attalntnr hiB objeetiJe, .J~ Pbxx 'WR8 doing ail in bta ·~w.- to win the batting chamPIOO>IIIilP league, but JlmmY""''UhaCklril out tltr~ hll:.$ in .OJ 111" three iifftolal Uiill!l!:at .bat, Was un· able t.c» catt.b .~ fleettnr Alex~n­ der also ' ' ntlt iacker. ~ BOston awatsmith ea.ir!e through with two h~te in_. fqur tlmea at be.t In a p!llt aj&lnaJ. tne Yankees \Jlere::J:t ' UtailhJ ,dut the Home :Run hlttine; jJhl.qay ·ti"om o.ll indications. The aetua1 1Btund:Sng ters m.ftY pot ot tlie two hit- be known to a t:er· 1.4\inty untU the 'OffiCial o.vera.gcs a·e releued--aometlme during the comlna: winter. Poxx oh his lasL appearance at the plate crashed one or ~de~'s ·~· o(tetlngs for a. circuit clout, hls 63th. of the year. JUSt two short or trlng Babe Ruth's biggest :rear of 60. Tbe folp'-bap:er also . gave the At.hletlca a new major league team record or 1'1'3 hoine runs tor a sin· gle MMOl\, .j\Uit ' breaklng ·Lhe ma.rk of 1'11 aet by the OubB :In 1930 AnQthe,r r~r~ Waa set whe~ the Yankees. "a ltbourllloslng lo "" Red SoX, · a to ., . becl.me the first :zoth centurY t:'ain to go through a 11eason without once being •hut out. In the .Nati0l'l$.lleague, Paul 'Wa.- Love? Yes! FOR SALE-7 room house and 50x 200 fL IOL House good condl\lon. ~ pdtChell and ct.stsm. Some f~ pn lOb. see w. 'M. Rice, Clifton, Wedt, yo. ' '. 9·2~·61 _,___ ,. __ FOR SALB-Drw appleli 60C ~r bu. New aw04t cider 20c 1)\'r aal. ~1n1 <~ont1aners. Webster F.r'u1t _F arm, Keno. 9-26-6t l'pR S.u.E-O.Uctous appl" 20C ·per ~aket &lld without contaln· -~rs. John Werner, Leadtna: Creek. .' · ---- _ _ - -J failed to ~I; a homer' aiUJ rerhafuei:l c1$sslc. tied tor the let.d ln 'the Natidnal "' ----·!. -. - -- oall and Tressa. noiibnue spent 'lrh.e &eore was 'l to1'0 the"Bparte,ns the Wetk flld ''*lth thelr ·slstel' Mtfl. league with 38 apieCe. -p\lahlng ILCT'068, the. lone .&oootu:I,Qwn M~~oblc Plckena. ,ouy BushslatedtoopentheWorld i~thesecdftct>q\latter. ·ot~nn -Pi'es· ~ sertes for tp.e Cuba on We~esda:r. neu or Nebraska fame, added ~ l:d)i(\. 'tlliy · SYA."~ Iretired the -Reds in order _ ~ t.he extra jloiUt._. three lnnlngs he woiked, bllt ·e m. · ~; · ~1\llni:C'~U:AGI)F. Iclnnatl knO<ked Pat """""' out of w· (T · Cl b L. the box and wpn 5 to· i 'it !Ne~, Y9,1;~- ...... 100:. u __ . .- : PhfiM~IP la- ...... ,1)4 '"60 Sl>ARTANS M~ ·. Ivai will bl;gln ot 'tile wailltllgto ...... ~3 61 · J' N · V rno!l U. B. ~hJU"Ch ~und&Q ntaht CleV.iland . . . . . . . . 87 83 "" oc the .Pirates stretched ht. new WIN~ · . G START ' . 1. E\ie'ryone lrhm antrlh;te In· .Detroit ........... 7ll 7> nil-tlonal reague ~fOrd, by clouting ~ · v~J;H '\o •t~nd. . , . · St. Hauls . . . . . . . . . 63 91 two doub1es a.s the Pirates downed Portsmouth, 0., §.ei>t. 2e:-:msRev. ·w. !M:. 8l'a\alhter 'Was the Ohlfiio .......... ~~9 ·1:02 the Ctl.rdtnals: 7 to t. The Carda Gotng lntq 't he lfHdtron cla.Sh as dUuier C"lleet of C. M. 'S laqhter Boston ..... , . , . . . 43 112 took the nlebteap. 7 to 4, and .re- tbe under'-dD!J!, the proCessional S~:r. · NA'flON!iL 'f.EAGiiE mp.ine4 tied• 1or sixth place wtth. POrtsiQouth Spartans , todll)'" 1\ad W~ Roll5h, Wlre - and "daurbter. W. L. the ·GJI;pts, who lost. to the 1~hmtcs~ emerged the sensational victors over wflte J(ltstM 'the htmtt or Ray Club 6 ~o- -3, !Bff.e.r ~ng the opener, ~ the N'cw York Giants to inaUgurate Rfekard S\lh'daY. Qhl""'o .......... 00 M to :3.",Yfhen·~ HUbbell chu.lkcd up the 1932 natlona.}. profesatonal roOt.. LaVerne B.o\IBh, 0-lfd.e and _ ot- Pllloburgh .. .. .. .. oo &8 hl11 18th victory; I ball teaaue aeaaon here. A croWd of ~r Slaughter ha•e :!tOne to Ohlo ~n c ...... ... 81 '73 ChUCk .Klein aaei Mel OtL both 5.000 turned out for the Sunday where they..,..Have emplOyment. ~hl-l~hla . . . . . . 78 76 \. ~ten .. .. .. .. . . . !l 77 but n,ot on The Gridiron! Don't miss a chapter of · 'V,··.o. "(;l"rb'o'·.n . ij ' 1 'B.. w *'''bs.• • •t 8·~31. - Sl Louis .......... 73 New York .. .. .. .. 72 Olrlctn.nat.t . . . . . . . . 60 82 82 . 94 ........... a 1 1 •'81 ....... 4 1 1 ....... 4 2 2 AME.ilc~NA.ssoc!Ano>< Club , Mln\l..poll• ,.,.,..,.,.!?".....,....--, i oil. . .. .. . IQO cotullib\U . . . . . . . . ·e:a ¥1i~·~ .. . .. .. . 63 K&niWJ Olt.y : : : : : :. 81 ~ .. .. . . . . . 'm LoulavUle . . . . • . . . 67 . t 0 I .591 11 ,70 Tolo\lo \>JJC . .. .. 87 · .110 ·-· tn<llllfi&J,vn. ....... , _..88- ._110 St. Paul Pel !.. 63 ... . .. 4 0 .532 ~29 ~--' 80 · 1rr 101 .521 .~ !UI . 34 5 8 ~ MIJI_dleport. DeY!>!. 3b. . .. . Parrttt, 68. .. . .. .. . . . .. GOrdon, rf. . , . .. .. .. .. . Deh)osltey, d ........... T. Lewis. lb........... AMERICA!< A88001ATION TQI.edo •: \t_Qol\ltllbUI 2. and l<ootl•qll l<'lglitlng Spirit/ d. Toreao o: ColumbUB 3. ~~W&Uket! ~llute lOi St. Paul 7. Roekae OH I'M 60 ' ' '•fttTitltl.l~!'" I . 4: Ini:i\anll.poUs 2. ln<lll!ll"P.9.lla '3: Loulivllle 1. '~il-"8 'OilY '8; ~11>ri<apo118 0. JUDBas 1'01ty I; Mi'nneapoUu 2. tHE.A\EY··WHO ' ..;,,, . E'.II'(..•TED. MAYSe l,- 6 SOME:9'JE C0""'1N6r "1"0 -tAI{E tJ6 ClifF' Ifill!" ~Ut8\lJHe ' IM)!es~ LEo.AJA tLASHED.11-IE BEST.. "l'H<6 Dli,E'IZTE'() 'GOLF OF 161...0.~0 ANY OF "irfE; t.J.'s. Gt_f2LS IJeginnlrty IN i'Ri::lf'· . TOt-tUs NATIONAl. LMGUE Cln'6bmat1 5; Chicago 3. Plttsbursh 1: Bt. Louts 1. St. Louts 7: Pittsburgh t. New York 6; Phlladt>lphia 3. Philadelphia O; New York 3, lnnlnes, dnrknC68). Basto:l13; Br ooklyn 7. • ,'!t\:.-1 LEAGUL Olevcland 6: OhScago 4. Cleveland 5; ChiCilHO 5 <5 innings dartn·ess), 8; Boston 2. 8; New YOrk 3. !1Uhtnaton :1; Philadelphia. 1. ~ew Y~rk ~~ton DAl.t.Y 'I RIBUNE YOU Detroit 5; St. Lfl•:.is 4. •• f •· U( } /. v.. ... tl"l(dwl ln Pari' m1tl 1111 ,.tliri.J . , 11 b sQ smart- carried out In . •}- run-·y Th~ oo11ar mli.y be :Of white linen nud made detachable by ,·o-,yiill a bias binding to the n~:ckline c~g('. 1t th en ~:an be easily removed for ~aundcring. II is Ci]tltl ll y a~ ~mart and o little more: practicnl \\'it11 the collar made or the self*fabrlc, ''iith the edae tr!mm e•l wi th blUI! braid. You'll be <ll'O~~ed at hr.~ 1it1!e of !)lu"!l flaht1Cl. yD:Jr •.ime it w:ll tkke, atid of It• t61~ll cost. , , tkis1t7lt No, 7775 ltlllJ " ' obtGilftd j;,_ filltJ -l (fH1 1'4r4. r11.o.''/· Jor imlf'"Jintr Jtli""7· 11 f; li~" (t~l. . ,,.j, '· i.((,. to (lei T~'pu ~{tcrnt S'lnd I ~ r.J11t~ (in' ~t'-mnj on:otn) trF 'FaK h!~n Ultrcap . •W.ritC ,t~,r>~f\IIIY Ill\~ !11&1!Jl:~ lOttr n. mr tttl~.· !111 ad- ·Ahltlrc .•' your lt•ttt r in tug w:ly ~- thLt 1~11-ll::r 'l'r;ount~-'t I"II~>N•~ uu.ru;r.!l 15. I .1" , i7TfJ ,,, J,• '······~· '!'PI •~".d'' 'i·· ' 1~~,. ..• ~ 'XMr.~·r' ·' ·, ~ ",. ol!:w'rs eo'i~ aqd ~hi~ ()Jupun fillod out will l>ri~g ' yqu :t)ll~ pit)A~rn.l:w l'~turu m11il. • : ·tpUi! ut \ln~~ ypyr :~I'!G p~ttorn . i'Oo. l1771i; i\iie.....,.io ! I .. . 'l.ooi< 1\r 1)ia ~El\1\'S.'. . .~ 'WE MARRY \ ' ·~· ."";,~,. ,. . follr:ow· · E..-.:. A. ' 'f!~J~J''I l-~ t;~r~'ce .. ., .....', t!r·u""'· 1I1ft lllJ~\.mr ~~- thl;:•(lfl\ _.p ~ ~,ld tl ~t ~ it.t' t,tm \Wlll t _ • in' ···· r ···· · ·· · t ····· · - ····••. ••······ · ·· ·· ;. ~ . ' . . '. ? '. ' .... ' . .. ' .. .. '. ' · -· . J . ~ .'' . 1 . .Winner of Star Ch.ampionship __ ;,. m.•~' Ntu Yorl. H~rc's Jl little suit that all the boys liku eo niuch. --------. I/~ SMART SAILOR 81111' ,f/J Ti'ftlli mo411J . , trtAiil turl. 4 1 1 4 o 2 4 o 1 Noriis, e........ • ...... 3 . 0 0 Buitioe. p ............. 8 o 0 ·- ~"""'".,. WEDI\Ili:!l·DAY SEPTEMBf;.R 28TH. -bdlle- 3 0 0 4 o 1 Sw'l4ber lf .......... , . .;· 3 . o 2 A&htey: ::lb .............. 2 0 0 MUwa1,1kee 9; St. Paul o. K. ' d'by .........·-.......,_0 rt... . ... 3 l 1 iCEBTliiBDAY'S RESULTS A Story .af Lave l .... .. " 0 0 ............ .'"= 0 1 . ..... ....... 30 1 7 �' CLA$1lfiiD ADV!RT s . .. .; Paul Warier Adds Two Doubles To His Collection N 01'10111 A'• Set New T..m HomeR~ Reccwd 1 ·Crowder Wiaa 26th Conteat New York. c~ow~er ooe hurlet'l bla last JerDe or ~ .euon by lnl Ute AthleUetl, theNby &Oillf "" lOa! ~ oc lli>llerl ·~ o roft 'lor ~ ·1nO.t vtctor.te11 lp the bll ~~ ttu. year. They were tied at '215 · vict.Orl~ eath until tbe laSt. 1ame, P.la~ Ycltercl&y when to It crowder " ~!tCheet. & fine pme beat. the .A'J .by a I to 1 score. was Ciowdir"J 13th Jn a ~w. Whii!O Cll>~er .,.. attalntnr hiB objeetiJe, .J~ Pbxx 'WR8 doing ail in bta ·~w.- to win the batting chamPIOO>IIIilP league, but JlmmY""''UhaCklril out tltr~ hll:.$ in .OJ 111" three iifftolal Uiill!l!:at .bat, Was un· able t.c» catt.b .~ fleettnr Alex~n­ der also ' ' ntlt iacker. ~ BOston awatsmith ea.ir!e through with two h~te in_. fqur tlmea at be.t In a p!llt aj&lnaJ. tne Yankees \Jlere::J:t ' UtailhJ ,dut the Home :Run hlttine; jJhl.qay ·ti"om o.ll indications. The aetua1 1Btund:Sng ters m.ftY pot ot tlie two hit- be known to a t:er· 1.4\inty untU the 'OffiCial o.vera.gcs a·e releued--aometlme during the comlna: winter. Poxx oh his lasL appearance at the plate crashed one or ~de~'s ·~· o(tetlngs for a. circuit clout, hls 63th. of the year. JUSt two short or trlng Babe Ruth's biggest :rear of 60. Tbe folp'-bap:er also . gave the At.hletlca a new major league team record or 1'1'3 hoine runs tor a sin· gle MMOl\, .j\Uit ' breaklng ·Lhe ma.rk of 1'11 aet by the OubB :In 1930 AnQthe,r r~r~ Waa set whe~ the Yankees. "a ltbourllloslng lo "" Red SoX, · a to ., . becl.me the first :zoth centurY t:'ain to go through a 11eason without once being •hut out. In the .Nati0l'l$.lleague, Paul 'Wa.- Love? Yes! FOR SALE-7 room house and 50x 200 fL IOL House good condl\lon. ~ pdtChell and ct.stsm. Some f~ pn lOb. see w. 'M. Rice, Clifton, Wedt, yo. ' '. 9·2~·61 _,___ ,. __ FOR SALB-Drw appleli 60C ~r bu. New aw04t cider 20c 1)\'r aal. ~1n1 <~ont1aners. Webster F.r'u1t _F arm, Keno. 9-26-6t l'pR S.u.E-O.Uctous appl" 20C ·per ~aket &lld without contaln· -~rs. John Werner, Leadtna: Creek. .' · ---- _ _ - -J failed to ~I; a homer' aiUJ rerhafuei:l c1$sslc. tied tor the let.d ln 'the Natidnal "' ----·!. -. - -- oall and Tressa. noiibnue spent 'lrh.e &eore was 'l to1'0 the"Bparte,ns the Wetk flld ''*lth thelr ·slstel' Mtfl. league with 38 apieCe. -p\lahlng ILCT'068, the. lone .&oootu:I,Qwn M~~oblc Plckena. ,ouy BushslatedtoopentheWorld i~thesecdftct>q\latter. ·ot~nn -Pi'es· ~ sertes for tp.e Cuba on We~esda:r. neu or Nebraska fame, added ~ l:d)i(\. 'tlliy · SYA."~ Iretired the -Reds in order _ ~ t.he extra jloiUt._. three lnnlngs he woiked, bllt ·e m. · ~; · ~1\llni:C'~U:AGI)F. Iclnnatl knO<ked Pat """""' out of w· (T · Cl b L. the box and wpn 5 to· i 'it !Ne~, Y9,1;~- ...... 100:. u __ . .- : PhfiM~IP la- ...... ,1)4 '"60 Sl>ARTANS M~ ·. Ivai will bl;gln ot 'tile wailltllgto ...... ~3 61 · J' N · V rno!l U. B. ~hJU"Ch ~und&Q ntaht CleV.iland . . . . . . . . 87 83 "" oc the .Pirates stretched ht. new WIN~ · . G START ' . 1. E\ie'ryone lrhm antrlh;te In· .Detroit ........... 7ll 7> nil-tlonal reague ~fOrd, by clouting ~ · v~J;H '\o •t~nd. . , . · St. Hauls . . . . . . . . . 63 91 two doub1es a.s the Pirates downed Portsmouth, 0., §.ei>t. 2e:-:msRev. ·w. !M:. 8l'a\alhter 'Was the Ohlfiio .......... ~~9 ·1:02 the Ctl.rdtnals: 7 to t. The Carda Gotng lntq 't he lfHdtron cla.Sh as dUuier C"lleet of C. M. 'S laqhter Boston ..... , . , . . . 43 112 took the nlebteap. 7 to 4, and .re- tbe under'-dD!J!, the proCessional S~:r. · NA'flON!iL 'f.EAGiiE mp.ine4 tied• 1or sixth place wtth. POrtsiQouth Spartans , todll)'" 1\ad W~ Roll5h, Wlre - and "daurbter. W. L. the ·GJI;pts, who lost. to the 1~hmtcs~ emerged the sensational victors over wflte J(ltstM 'the htmtt or Ray Club 6 ~o- -3, !Bff.e.r ~ng the opener, ~ the N'cw York Giants to inaUgurate Rfekard S\lh'daY. Qhl""'o .......... 00 M to :3.",Yfhen·~ HUbbell chu.lkcd up the 1932 natlona.}. profesatonal roOt.. LaVerne B.o\IBh, 0-lfd.e and _ ot- Pllloburgh .. .. .. .. oo &8 hl11 18th victory; I ball teaaue aeaaon here. A croWd of ~r Slaughter ha•e :!tOne to Ohlo ~n c ...... ... 81 '73 ChUCk .Klein aaei Mel OtL both 5.000 turned out for the Sunday where they..,..Have emplOyment. ~hl-l~hla . . . . . . 78 76 \. ~ten .. .. .. .. . . . !l 77 but n,ot on The Gridiron! Don't miss a chapter of · 'V,··.o. "(;l"rb'o'·.n . ij ' 1 'B.. w *'''bs.• • •t 8·~31. - Sl Louis .......... 73 New York .. .. .. .. 72 Olrlctn.nat.t . . . . . . . . 60 82 82 . 94 ........... a 1 1 •'81 ....... 4 1 1 ....... 4 2 2 AME.ilc~NA.ssoc!Ano>< Club , Mln\l..poll• ,.,.,..,.,.!?".....,....--, i oil. . .. .. . IQO cotullib\U . . . . . . . . ·e:a ¥1i~·~ .. . .. .. . 63 K&niWJ Olt.y : : : : : :. 81 ~ .. .. . . . . . 'm LoulavUle . . . . • . . . 67 . t 0 I .591 11 ,70 Tolo\lo \>JJC . .. .. 87 · .110 ·-· tn<llllfi&J,vn. ....... , _..88- ._110 St. Paul Pel !.. 63 ... . .. 4 0 .532 ~29 ~--' 80 · 1rr 101 .521 .~ !UI . 34 5 8 ~ MIJI_dleport. DeY!>!. 3b. . .. . Parrttt, 68. .. . .. .. . . . .. GOrdon, rf. . , . .. .. .. .. . Deh)osltey, d ........... T. Lewis. lb........... AMERICA!< A88001ATION TQI.edo •: \t_Qol\ltllbUI 2. and l<ootl•qll l<'lglitlng Spirit/ d. Toreao o: ColumbUB 3. ~~W&Uket! ~llute lOi St. Paul 7. Roekae OH I'M 60 ' ' '•fttTitltl.l~!'" I . 4: Ini:i\anll.poUs 2. ln<lll!ll"P.9.lla '3: Loulivllle 1. '~il-"8 'OilY '8; ~11>ri<apo118 0. JUDBas 1'01ty I; Mi'nneapoUu 2. tHE.A\EY··WHO ' ..;,,, . E'.II'(..•TED. MAYSe l,- 6 SOME:9'JE C0""'1N6r "1"0 -tAI{E tJ6 ClifF' Ifill!" ~Ut8\lJHe ' IM)!es~ LEo.AJA tLASHED.11-IE BEST.. "l'H<6 Dli,E'IZTE'() 'GOLF OF 161...0.~0 ANY OF "irfE; t.J.'s. Gt_f2LS IJeginnlrty IN i'Ri::lf'· . TOt-tUs NATIONAl. LMGUE Cln'6bmat1 5; Chicago 3. Plttsbursh 1: Bt. Louts 1. St. Louts 7: Pittsburgh t. New York 6; Phlladt>lphia 3. Philadelphia O; New York 3, lnnlnes, dnrknC68). Basto:l13; Br ooklyn 7. • ,'!t\:.-1 LEAGUL Olevcland 6: OhScago 4. Cleveland 5; ChiCilHO 5 <5 innings dartn·ess), 8; Boston 2. 8; New YOrk 3. !1Uhtnaton :1; Philadelphia. 1. ~ew Y~rk ~~ton DAl.t.Y 'I RIBUNE YOU Detroit 5; St. Lfl•:.is 4. •• f •· U( } /. v.. ... tl"l(dwl ln Pari' m1tl 1111 ,.tliri.J . , 11 b sQ smart- carried out In . •}- run-·y Th~ oo11ar mli.y be :Of white linen nud made detachable by ,·o-,yiill a bias binding to the n~:ckline c~g('. 1t th en ~:an be easily removed for ~aundcring. II is Ci]tltl ll y a~ ~mart and o little more: practicnl \\'it11 the collar made or the self*fabrlc, ''iith the edae tr!mm e•l wi th blUI! braid. You'll be <ll'O~~ed at hr.~ 1it1!e of !)lu"!l flaht1Cl. yD:Jr •.ime it w:ll tkke, atid of It• t61~ll cost. , , tkis1t7lt No, 7775 ltlllJ " ' obtGilftd j;,_ filltJ -l (fH1 1'4r4. r11.o.''/· Jor imlf'"Jintr Jtli""7· 11 f; li~" (t~l. . ,,.j, '· i.((,. to (lei T~'pu ~{tcrnt S'lnd I ~ r.J11t~ (in' ~t'-mnj on:otn) trF 'FaK h!~n Ultrcap . •W.ritC ,t~,r>~f\IIIY Ill\~ !11&1!Jl:~ lOttr n. mr tttl~.· !111 ad- ·Ahltlrc .•' your lt•ttt r in tug w:ly ~- thLt 1~11-ll::r 'l'r;ount~-'t I"II~>N•~ uu.ru;r.!l 15. I .1" , i7TfJ ,,, J,• '······~· '!'PI •~".d'' 'i·· ' 1~~,. ..• ~ 'XMr.~·r' ·' ·, ~ ",. ol!:w'rs eo'i~ aqd ~hi~ ()Jupun fillod out will l>ri~g ' yqu :t)ll~ pit)A~rn.l:w l'~turu m11il. • : ·tpUi! ut \ln~~ ypyr :~I'!G p~ttorn . i'Oo. l1771i; i\iie.....,.io ! I .. . 'l.ooi< 1\r 1)ia ~El\1\'S.'. . .~ 'WE MARRY \ ' ·~· ."";,~,. ,. . follr:ow· · E..-.:. A. ' 'f!~J~J''I l-~ t;~r~'ce .. ., .....', t!r·u""'· 1I1ft lllJ~\.mr ~~- thl;:•(lfl\ _.p ~ ~,ld tl ~t ~ it.t' t,tm \Wlll t _ • in' ···· r ···· · ·· · t ····· · - ····••. ••······ · ·· ·· ;. ~ . ' . . '. ? '. ' .... ' . .. ' .. .. '. ' · -· . J . ~ .'' . 1 . .Winner of Star Ch.ampionship __ ;,. m.•~' Ntu Yorl. H~rc's Jl little suit that all the boys liku eo niuch. --------. I/~ SMART SAILOR 81111' ,f/J Ti'ftlli mo411J . , trtAiil turl. 4 1 1 4 o 2 4 o 1 Noriis, e........ • ...... 3 . 0 0 Buitioe. p ............. 8 o 0 ·- ~"""'".,. WEDI\Ili:!l·DAY SEPTEMBf;.R 28TH. -bdlle- 3 0 0 4 o 1 Sw'l4ber lf .......... , . .;· 3 . o 2 A&htey: ::lb .............. 2 0 0 MUwa1,1kee 9; St. Paul o. K. ' d'by .........·-.......,_0 rt... . ... 3 l 1 iCEBTliiBDAY'S RESULTS A Story .af Lave l .... .. " 0 0 ............ .'"= 0 1 . ..... ....... 30 1 7 �. I '~ l • ' '• ' ,: Was Taboo ' •' .z ' CHESTER DEFUTS ! - • Auto King POINT PLEASANT : tl ro 3, Bund&y 1 end or the Mth "*f:mecl to come I.Qto '. Point Plea,.. H~nored by Duce ' ~ WEATHER FORECASToh~.showet~~ I Republicu Candidate for Governor M'llkH Fine ·lmpresaion I tore tht' 1ude waa retlred. Whipple pitched a 8'00d same for tbe Ohes· 1 ter t.eam , Chester ·will meet the etrong Of 1890 I GIRL SCOUTS 00 IIIKJNG Ten memberK of the local G 1rl &.:out v•oup accomt)ll.nled "' by tbeil I leader, Ma; A n Kni(hL, visited the Dlx:c Salt Works 'n MaHOn City Charity betllns t.t Homo, DavidS B~lu •duy a.lleJur)(;r• rhe t.eu a:lrlB I A bullclm from the otuo Educa~ X.{plJ!\, l'epUb}ltan l[fubernll,f.orlo.l Bnd M1 S Knlt~:ht croi!Sed the Ohio l uon Assoclatlon to Clarence ChapriQullnee, klld. " cNJwd ji.m,rnect on rlver lu a sk!fT &nd after an hour~ I !'Jan Supe••l.nl.endent ot the Melp Sir tJ:lm k !lJ.thL<-eclng Low thwuah lhe sltll county 8thOOLil reveats the true ln· ~urtt.h e~!;?. : 0 th eo~, plant concluded the &fternoon hlk~ I crease In sch~ costs In the state • e ~ ... ~ r , _ .. m tm 'J ln!f 1r the We~t Vlra:mla h1lffi II slnct: 1890' chaoaes tn schooJ cosl:8 COUrLuull-le h n was M'r IrhraJts ftnt trip tnto ~~.nd &entices ainct! 1915, sc ool exM'elaa county and the town wu bependltures as compBI't!d wltll other deqke4 with Untterl eta.tes flap 1n tll.Xpayet ~:ettlng a chance to save states and other de!)fl.rlmenta ot hi&; honor his ptuperty by po.ymg hll! t.axes on/ the .-tate, and many other ~terellt.-A lunc~dd and' receptlon at the Lhe inllt.o.llment plan In monthly lniJ ltel'IUI In rea:Rrd to costs or Ohio Hotel Martln p~eeded. Mr Ingalls paJ;ments 1nste11.d of m ooml-annuall oohools ,1 maln rmeceh at the courthouse He ones as at preb(!nt The State or Ohio Ia spending 1111111111 spo'k& for about 30 mlrmtes, beHe decla.red fc.r ~he Improvemen t about two and & sixth times 86 1 ;::, -:.:: · !II ~ gtnntnl(" at ~ 00. He h&d arrived at ot eduootlcnaJ conditions s aying much tor pubUc schoobl today aa it I 11 i ~ a"""•t 12 5Q aeeom)')anied by A R he Wll!J ln lavor 0! a change v.lllch did forty y~rs 1.10, atUr a.Uowance ~baum A D Ru~~&ell and would bring o.bout u. strengthening lis mBde tor lncrea.sed attendance A~OUI'h he is Jhown hen ln tM k t of broadeaat1ne thoUAilda of worcb ~a:e Chiids who t hi .... a~ th c' the wea.kez school ?1str1c't.s w•t.h and the chanae bJ. purchasJnK pow- 1over his beloved "raddut.': fonne.r ~ernol' Alfred E. Smith of NI!'VI Otn1 lls In h e Whl<.'h we At-e rlow wm ried er ol the dollAr" the report states York atiU bi• •Phbut·likt •Uitude towaraa the pohtlCIII ettua. .a. a · ra a.v- He said and 11 truck a responslvt" "The actual outla.y in 1890 tion and his about Governor Roosevelt's candidacy. Instead, iilf_, a I vedllthel!c chord with thC ltUdlence that 1 was whUe Jn 1931 it was 1 AI eontined ,himself to a dlseu u ion on, the ma&'Uzne, of which he Ia the •· •-'tt n~~ a aayulna~ the was present beginll ut Home• $154 •644,D93· Thla lncludea all ex-! tditor-m-cbJet, j'he Happy Warrior a lln&l'e waa also broadcaat by .,.3 a uawon. r he. In i)elleve In CharJty "" 1pel~lon. taY01 of t:utting approxtma.tely , 6 IUld 1n Wlat belief, It elected, w111 <1o pendlturet~ except erectJon of new 1 ----~-..:__:_:__ __ ~-=~=--:-co-~ I HARRfSONVtlJ.E 500,000 lrolb 't<he stato e:tpen$ell o.l In my -power to 5ee that 50,0QO buildings, the costa for which are 1 Avenue with Miss Mo.ry Ruasell as, _ r slatlna' bosteu Quite II. number Albert Morris and fam11Y had t.here Is .nd WB,Y to 1't!lte~ the tax - Ohio miners now ltHe, are put to na.turaUy distribUted over a period p:Wer except by cutting ex""n.ses work ~hrough Ule sale of Ohio C0$1 of years " ere p t ftnd enjn ed an lnt •~ ..._ .• ., ~ d He &D!JIVE!t!:H1 what he ter';ed un LO 0~1lo State Institutions" The report etates that In 1890 w resen l' e 1 -I 8 un ay gue&...,, m.r an .. M!.s ""'"Y rnlr and untruthful chnrReo b hi• H;e mentkJned the tact t.hat onr;!<:! there were 549,269 pupils 1n average Miss Lena Orueser lett tor Llmt;, estln8 llt.t"rary progra.m and a plea-~ ond Rhodes, Mr and Mrs. Virgil Opt)onenfs ~a«llnv. hi$ belnay un Oh!o coal l.udust• y wus second 1.n daJJ~ attendance In all Ure schools Sunda.l' where she wUI represent sant social everung Rhodes, Mr and Mrs. Bloodn der the Jil~ce of 1:101!8e&~ 1n th~ lmpol'tance ln the stnte, but that ·u or the state, While in UtBl tbla fig- Magnolia Temple of pYthlan Sia~ Mr. and Mrs. Robel.·t Tuck Of i RhocJ.d&, MrH V W Rhodes, Mrs state and detled Mr White hi.& nn h!!s dwindled alm011t to not hlni and ure had more than ttoubled wtth I ters at the meetlnl or the Or&nd Cleveland returned Sunday after Johnson and daughter, Maey J)dnent. to flnd: one 11 tnrle 'tn.stab~ ~h18 ooudltJoo he wanl.t! to see re· l,UJ9.03'l pupils In daiJ)' attendance 1Lodge of Ohio which 1.8 belne: held the week end here with the~la.tter•a Pl'anct)s, 1tll or Ch&r1eston J.n; his aeveral ;ears o.J t public Ute medled The 1991 puplla were attending 1tbere this week. 19he was acoom- parenu, Mr and M!'B Henry PrloMrs. Rol)ert Blackwood who wa11 wbieh would, tend to provft bl H!;' ll l'":l '"id he \, r;1lt j It thnne;t'l school more rlays per Ytar than Lhe panted by Mrs Alyp, Kite and Mn. de o! Mulberry avenue, operated on some time as:o. wu char~~:e He added thnt Mr Whtt! made wtr!ch wwld to1d , u l;: vm 3 1890 PUpJls lind then the d.eprecla· Emma voaa alSo membera oC Mal· c M McLemore or ClnclJ1Jl4t~ /able to be bl'ougbt home, Saturday. «ould knew what polltlcnl deb~ mere lndwt..rles wl.el:eby 11\J _11 tJon In the p urchasing power of the 1 nol1a Temple who wUl attend the connected With t he American T4rleRalph Asbury is spendlni the an 1\ll he hU ~en an old time P:L) Idl~ Rn .::l tax du!J,IC:t~. ~.;ou ld rp dollar has been taken Into conBld~ conveiltlOn~ phon«~ and Telegraph Company ar- winter wltJ'_ S A Wyatt u.n~ ar ltlelan &nd Is a 8 close ly &68oei.O.t- dellycd thneby rrducml!l the taxe!o eratlon According to the bulletin 1 Mr and Mra Will Martm. son rived for a short business trip k>ndlng hia'h school here. e rlgbt now with ..Brur~er Gnd oth Bli a whoe to the general pubUc and U would requlre 171 ,6111' 8~8 In 1931 1 B1lly and daughter Cora. Ann I!IJ)ent Mrs Nan Graham ot Parke"sburg We are glad to hear that 0 t1 85 he deinooratJe t. :: by titryJ > Jut l1o.J we _•, to buy thirty-tour million ciollaral Bunda):: with Mr and Mrs John 1.& here vl8it1ni her !lister, Mrs A. j M1ct1ael who was operated on at. ln'galls 13 With tellubllcan chief r.nk-> , , .. lunn pledge lllal If h · , worth ot 1890 edUl!8tion Hudn!'ll of A.thenll K Oliver ot Mulberry Avenue and , the White Cross hospital Thursday tolna He .said he lB In favor ot th- eletted the only obllgaUon he would The changes In school cost& and Mr and Mrs Harry Smith spent her brother, Will Singers or Pine Ls improvinJ nicely, services Since 1915 have been re-1 Sunday with trlenda In Athens Grove Mrs Lltz!.o Swr-nson spent sevcv.e f! lly onf' \u uld bt! t r. 111.:- ~ •v... L. corded In t he bulletin received A. E White Is reported to be perera.! days last w"c.: k wtth her niece at~ .t.l th~ s'tnt .:: t!l llt II ., !.. 1 net this county and the rapid lll'OWt.h loullly Ul 8 t his home in ROclt~ J C. Mans tleld, of PlttSbu ~llh Ava Gilkey 'nlldl.! nCI '11-t:uJJ tn~kl' a1,_, Prc rn!·~ Jn attendance or the high school& ~;prlna:s. chief clerk of the RaHway Mall ---------Fried Chicken din!.er 35c.. !tint 1'1) l1'1h"·.!un J c weU as t he grade &ehools bas Mrs. susan Pullins of Plntwooda Sen lee, wa..s a business visUm In Uric Acid. Poiaon Start& To 1 5 h00) h1'ld r<'ttp of mrlh ld~u1' been noted In 1915, 30 MS: teaehere spent. Sunday with Mrs Lucinda Wwn aturday, 0 1 f: c 11 20c: He by ex-governor BCJ vcd the toto.l enrollment or of Rocksprings Mr and Mra. p K Rmtth o! Leave In 24 Houra fhurrday, SePt. 29\h,, at da1dlng tJ! lowa r•, co" l 78J at the total Outlay of llrlr o.nd Mr. G W Gibson ot Cleveland returned to their home out of our joint.& and muscles Fl-anz Bldw. East •M•I"n at. ~~,.,,.?,"untn; h>eiHdng flt1 nutlono.l expe nseB $21,628,7~ In 1931 th.erc 1Charleston spent Sunday with Mr, 1\.tonday after vlsltlni the latter's the uric acid deposits that e • _ were 43.fltl tc~~.ehers Jn the pubJJcl and Mra John Schmlttauer parents. Mr and Mra. WIU Downie your 8utrerin(J- It's a. safe, Gi't'en by ladief o£ F ore;t Mr ! l1i lll11 ttnd purty lefT: tm with 1,29S,no pupils under Mr Bnd Mra GILes Chandler and. Mr and w. t•. Reed Mrs scieotlflc rormuJa....;.free He outlined tlu~ cssentinl ,\.C R M , E' lio.lllpoJis ll,nmcdlatt"ly ill·~·· h•J their Instruction Thill Instruction Mlss El~ Fishe1 ot Charle11.ton re - Q. Reed and chauffeur, John :Suriu. fill or pain dendeiilna: dtUi!J LJdtleB controntmg \.he 1 a.aBe rr. 1Iv uri QO )'; r , • his ' speech htre, atopplgg was COSting $1129'2#,711 or IJ.l aver- turned unday art.er spending• Monday for a trip through the'tlle Jam• abshlute uarantet T!ley were ' 1 _:;: ade 1 fee; t fbr a ta! ARt!' ot 30 pupUa per at aH WMk e-m with Mr. and Mrs Efst. holds JOod !Or '!Mllatlea. neur:lt.l.11 and ,l -Pr'ogr H.'IlVrll ·<Usarmamt!nt. ' f ' • 'aJ lnd n reception al ~he hd'.h• c ! av••ra£'~ cost per , pupil of t96 u SchmiUnuer and famJly ' t AJbert Dur.llt returned to Cl\ar- l lmnbaeo-qultk, jOytl.ll l1lllef-no :1-The ca.fr:vlni out or C0Vf111mt crettm ,e , 1, e. , \loho r.....,.nlng compared to the averase cost of Mr and Mrs Oharle& Brl\flnet 1 to 8 nd --" dl ,_ ldl d It rem-- the ... __ _ - - - - _ -~-· ~-- _ :,,__..__..____ _ $36 per pupil in 1915 l and daughter ot cuyahoaa. Palla~.. es n u llY ""'.er spen ng 1uc , more e I.JIIu • ..._ trco~.U.oa. a,.. A compatiaon of school costs turned Sunday after apendinr the week end With hill ta111Uy 1 cause a4J. 3-'l'bt ouah an econormic ,1M& wlt!l otpe! Jatge ellpendlture5, 1 past ten d::t ys with the latter'& par. Ml' and Mrs Ralpn Olutt.er and "' 11 J>hows lhi~~t tl1e sl!il.e spent enl.:d, Mr a.nc.l Mrs Btm Skinner and daughte' , Margaret, or Mononp.-~ // scho I!~ IEtl,!l than 18 DEl eent ol Its ramlly • hela, Pa , returned Sunday atter li; aucm•Jo• Mis8 Helen Mee.'l re turned Bun· f:linding t.he week end With rela-1 , ·' ~ t:r'b; OIJEt'~U dn lt>M> thnn 3:l IX' 1 dav f1'0m a week·~ vlstt with her Mves :w-:.,.• )ti .,_ Ill cent of the C::Co8(. of l'lilld.ing con- !ll.lltels, Ml'li Re1d Steinbauer U!ld Mr and Mrs Dayton WIU and I roho Bills, •rnte Man Who Walked AIOmi," Had Officia+~d s~ructiCI•, 39 pel Ct'nt or lts to~al 1l MillS Dol othy Mr.es of Columbus. >(•!! Calvin v1B!Ll'd wllh Harry Flern-11 ·rt: outi;Ly for luxuries, a little rnore Mt and M>rs Wnlter Powet and .ng of BWltlnR"ton Sunday, 1 TwO Hondred Gallows ,h.an 50 pf'r cent or Its J)t"Cmlllm rup111Y of wa.>e Bundav / Osbl;.rne Meier returned to zanCel'emonws..~ ,. · ~ymeuts for life msurance, an~ a:ue&t.s or Mr. and Mrs Fred Ray- r 1 vll 'e S unday ~~oUer spen(litl8 the only 9:! per cent of itli contrlbt'ltlon burn and fnmlil >rcr k e nd with his grand.paronta to the malnteniUlce 01 th~ fedci'QJ t Mr IUld Mrfl 0 W PlHlJips A-r" :.,rr a.nd Mrs Philip M~ier ' 'tl.. ctnmP-n t $128473,200 wB~ llp~nt riVed Sunday for n short vlrolt with Oliver Hartley 01 Columbw:l atin 11126 for tobacco nlonc a.nd tor I tJla Iarmer'!! mothe r Mrs Marv tended the Republ ican meeting sott drlnkl>, ke 1.:11:!1\ln ta ndy and D~l,lllps I here Sa turday ch rw111g f.lUm, Ull 014,000 W.!I..S s pent Mr. and Mrs L B Robinson of 1 !IS c:mparfld to $150.600,01(\ apent r-oJumbll!> tf' t\!t"Jiled Monday aflflr I Pl~ll!tt~=r ot rata~flai.e !OJ :>ehco'1-1 socnd tna ,a feW days hm e on bus! Oo e nee cr ou nan 1 Mr Chapman tnvi fl'l t.he careful , neH!I , v rnor wns a V.il:il 1Ol l!l town invcsttvntton of the r1 ubllc into tht:; I Mt and Mr~ 'J y Corpening o{ t>:tturda.Y He attended the Repnbll ~pott M the 1h;~ 111 school cons oiev~land arrived Batlnday tO spend 1 ttln ~con and meet~ over o periOd or )'ears, as the report ~e week with the latt.er s parents A OI!S IN' COLUMBUS ' »iH be on rue m hl.s olfloe in the Mr IUld Mrs George Hetzel of court h ?WJt' Tl~<l gublle am\Ptlljlce I LlncDin 'ff'lace • ) ment ot t bese ncurcs l8 ma(je ll!ftt.r 1 MiSAes ~me A Davis and Edno Mrs George Thompson, former protcs1~ brought by 1he ptibltc over r p H ~~e.l. James Raisbeck J 1 o r iPortJend resident, died at the home 1 the hJgll c()l;t cf ed\ICiltlon 1C.har 1C'Pl~n and K Iwaya of Nev. of her daughter, Mn Mona Welsf!r, 1 Y.otk CJ,ty Were sunday guests or In Columbus Bftturd&y evening ut, l"OtJNG I'EO~E MEET Mr. and Mrl\ Will Helzel and 9 o do k, H was · epa1 t.ed b!irc j _ dkughter Mrs Orat-e Well ol Lhl The tunet..l service& wilL be con1 The I cung Pecplen Fellowship! coln Tc1rar,e ducted !rom tho Portland M E ~lety of t he Glace Eplacopad ,The Home Ml.ssJ.c..nar;v soclety of ~hW'Ch, T1tt!Sday afktnoon '\t :.! I Cht.lleh hald tfR !li st reaular meet-· fJli" S 1lliJUIJr. uJ E chulch will hold ocloell: I ing Sunda v cvrnm~ n.L the p"rlah a. meetlnlf thlB evl!111ng at. tlie home - c =r - - - - house This m ganlzatlon composed l ot Mrs Em1~1 W~ndon ol Wehe Tea of the YOWtg people or tht~ church ' t$ce with Mt"' ' ,ted iWebster R.!II:!Us tNOTJC.Ef 1 Wl•l me~t evet y week at rhrc o·- l lng hoMCM • Libt rt~ E::t?'\"t"'fS MotGr clock f<.r Bllnday suppe 1 and n gen. : Yr and Mrs Fred F\tk nnd Mi SIO Gf moae a moatb WI be oned with a G-E eral rehgiolU; dlscw;~!Oil am~ soc :11 • "1\d Mt 1 •lio:Ta::tn \Vr:U'lle t and , refrigerator oa food cosu alo~e. YOil caa buJ •our f'r~a Crr~w Is pres ident or thE" d"uahter Amta ~e \\Ollt Lo Colu~~ ,frl rdr T t ansfcr mad !! lu perisb1bles in larger quaaridos at: a 11ving of .tulety ~nd B 11 Mt.Q11igg Is vice bWl B=' t}lnf9j' It rope11ct n. few daxs: and fll'om Cincinaati weekJv I pree:klent. w1tb friends and relathes 1 ' ' from20" to40~. YoacanHiely ~lefl..oYer"' , Yestetday cvenlmr Rev Lloyd ! Miss Barbara Elbe,•fcl:t leH Mon- , ~ t' 'bed)• that ha• aaythinr YO!l nold opjlilqeland wute of milk, meat. CLl1 k cr Athen& :~d th-e dlscu118ion d~ty ror Baltimore, l'.f:d, whe1.e she to be shippt:d to or from ! fruiro, etc. Del.k;lo'!' salado sa~ !'en- co11 I ttea; 1 $10,97~,943,Wet persona)8 a; . '\. TERRIFtC 8L~ 5P IS[O AfTER STmKl ~UTBRfAK~ OCCUR£ 'On Manalaqrhter ChiU'IH ~ntatned ~Jentiments :Passes Thro SWifl'J T:wo Mine Guarda I l~rt .,Jf "11s by~~_!ane • Vice- 1Jack&onville elub on the Cheater l\1amond next euruJa,y, wUh the winner taklni tb& total wate re•:elpt.s Lerty Webb y,•JII pitch tor the vi.!litina: team while Mltmt w)U ~ do the mound work Cor Chester I GREATINCI\EASE Hotel Marlin •.bfARTIAL LAW ~~bliahecf ~ I ' V~lley Ml~ Followinr Slay!Up I ' n HOM£ : ' Df U~TERN JUllGE 'I ~~e.. '-' Ho.e' Is ereii.:Sy Foree Of HeayY Blaot ,_ MAID IS INJURED Hn• ' Dc~li(l • po~ltjclnps eharg!~ =~========!==::,=e I j rc.! ., I d ,.;,·· 'P~ chu~~Ff bllg:"ttln~ t~ wa~'fonowod y · ffJnlBhe~ J.«Jd~II:!~r~ a~; I 930~ 1 Whlte w~w ~ch<..Jis 1~ minU~ • -t1atzgman ,' •" s N 0 ta b1..e £ xectt t IOns * * ~the IJ!f~ t-eac,h~r ·-' · 01·b ftt . \,... tc•ue . .Rtea a~,. curre~t mve~tmcnt * . p:lssr.n~eTI M~s from·~~·:-.:~~~· c Jo~ I A~ :More Than~ Fnrlu~ro;b,lr!t i I iAbMNST Jo:•sistant Chief Executive !Are , MAKES THREE STOPS ,SO NEAR · In County; Speaks G\)vernor 1 Cal!inr icct On 1 I !s Here Enroute To Chari eaton I I I I i At PL PlcciSant Political j M~ias Rally Countlans v ct:: treated, Tuesday moru.n&:, to::;, l.n n ll 'IIIlich r;!ulviJI c ... me~ to CILIZ<'n& m thls 1 !J~t wn ol the coun tr) IL waa thelr PI•Vlltl[!l.e to see and henr Vice· 1 :~~111~0n~ ~~a~:es ~~~ti'ber~: ~; public to(lu) \lice preslQeut CurtiS had l!poken (.(; an overftow t rowd m Paikerll- Alll (!tic~n M9nday night at whkh It Js jle;r.tc!it CH•Ml. t'\cr Pthe l cd. In Parken~burg, 1Va5 presen ;. J'ut:sua~ morn ing .1 oclegation l cons.v;t!nr 01 Judge A D RlWtU, 1 t:nndld nt 1~ r CQmml561otler Dr A I B Blna:ham, Capt 'l'om Jone&, C 1 A Scho.erer, editor oJ the Dally lr Judge J ohn p McGoor·~ Trlaune and Congres.~man Thomas · , A J enkins, left Pomc10y lo confer f Ch icago, who IS bel'•l:{ o~e l y guarded follow i11 ._~ with the power& \.haL be m regard LG having the honuraUle Ylce·prellt- l: 1 e dent nt and Middle- 1cL·e ip t oi Jetter threat ~TP c...~rg ~al<! ~Ut: I 1 ( I .• FEATUER"-"LOUD MOUTH'!', f1~; .,_.,. Tue1day and Wedlle!lda.y, Sept kln~> :~ns A STAR:' I•;J14AXE,ME JM•JI!i.~oJI> $-CCQI'd saw m ,s•'!"';; ,ED[(n. Tl1e ) 1ng h.m w1th death~thl! deuth, the Jetter H<tld, wh1: lr the 1u1mb that ex ploded front or Z'Jill rttta explosion i'~oni'i'i'-ilijjjciioiiiMt:iiiiDiiiYiiii'"iiRilli~iWijiiiEiiEKiii_~-ENiiOii•il tml ~ T MIO~lEP~RT ' i I I !nl ~sr 1HE i :I'J-INll- 1 I ftnl~hed Threatened l[~O[RS 1 BJ. ~llfi•t I Who Jlt..ided At Triat l :CHA8l[5 CURTIS ' Again ~PUKS HERE ~NO . I ~ ed ... I lor, Judge McGoorty The judge is shown h i!. c examining weapons. tah.1 fr om prisoners he has sentenced. seJaJnr the pldylna on the on th~1Vt!B Privately Hght a.plnat. the 8, prorram miaht prove a aga.nut David 8. Ina;aJJB, the Man Threatened, Pays Over Money llcan IJUbernatorlal nOJninee, in I Ret I today 'The oo htlcs 1mles.<! the governor " . Benatcr Tart, one ot the supporters of the Inealls said he "bears no qa!nst the govetnor special sesslom during tttc the ca.mpaten. and said he tous to lend hill support to salary-cuttinr movement · · Abele asserted that talk tlcnl fight carryiAg chalJenge to Whi ~e as galls in reoent. In whlch he headed I tttroO.:o I I ~h~.s!i;~ ~:~~t:OeJ~~;: w:-!t;~~ ~~~;.Htne h~r stui~iit n.~ .... . j Call Phoqe 616·X-charle; j I s~nt a.ud pat ~lc patlld enthuA:IasU- 11., uunlol tJhnk~p.:~.... ~ ,L_J. j. Caaci Manager, All car 1 o • F~lday evening • ac the home of • 1 cal,y m the dlscuSfllon I J - ' ~$ Velma Oi-ary ot Buttemu~ llllured. Th• n.::u,:,~:::... and }Spider, New F~shion -Desig-~~;r-1· pet:t Juries for the October term or Lhe Melas county •common pleatt ~O<.~Il were drawn ti'()Ul the Jury wheel m the CJerk or COI.II'tR' otrtu Mcnda.y mornlna Neltbcr jury Will be cn.lle:l &t. Ptl'l!>ent nnd the names We ' ~ w thheld ti'Om publication ! lllll ic JII"' IS a1-e SUffil'nOrwd fm I""" -- -----PINED nuNTBR~ November election Republican mutineers, wbo .o r:la3h with tbe governor question of the method lov;ed In slashing 000 000 tor the "Ounselled a.gai!Uit 1ay by leaders, It I think t.he I - they·-.,;;,:;,;,;,, .;;;; II I ·- ~ FULL oeuur. Bradlhaw also bud 10me trouble wlth the 6hester batten~ be- Actual Cost In '31 .Wu Ne•rly 15 Thne• That ~·petka at Cd\lrt House f. ..A.-ter Reception At tonllb.t.. nllflday mcmlng. Cooler W'('(!JW'::'diiJ ex:trefflf! West. lJ(lrtlon tonlJht;, Pleaaa.Dt when the Ohetter I P&; be&an a. bU and. l'Wl ~air. Ht.s auc.. -- .. ~.:J""""j thuor I•ITlde, P!eroe t..W.. tbe_~md. ~ • 'It hn.ve 11Je more quickly aoil morela..pe~•tlyp~. Duriogtbeaeotob:mondlotbell'•niafremore vital becau.e fill aod ~llCel' d COlli are hisher. Select roor G-E ~-oil~ ttlc....,. 1hese ntn dollus for ypa 16/1~ You need 1 Geaenl Elecltlc aow ' .: Uol fONver. 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