https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5685778478eb97759126e4127db82e95.pdf 81104c20b2088cc0a9feef7b840e5787 PDF Text Text 011 1o l • HltH eo~uY TID. OA O.. Y TRmUNr -POM:BROV OBIO Truck. Demolished In Road Collision REVIVE ANCILANATION PlNTHEHS ANNEX . FmST C~NTEST IN ,.,,..,., SUNDAY u.q...., C '"''"'g'"""'' S HOOL SW[O ~rf~IR ~ L E ss 0 N ·!· nlllv IJ;.r lt• lh u p I :>: 6 W$p:."~" THE CHRISTIANs DEVOTIONAL LIFE MANY GET IN GAME (iOl.DEN Tf.:X:l-8 1t ITO v lo Kr« e 11. tJ In ll o I 1 uwled g ~:~ !)! our yer P TOPIC ...... Whnt m I mo:'lllnl about 8 30 o clock. The trUcks eolllded on a narrow brldp on the hllhW&J I J.N'll R.MRDIATE AND Y )U;\;Q 'lOIJ C l l 01 LE " M~lllll Rmal I'IIJ:NlOR A:\0 t <..:111111 1 11 II~ r ),1 11 Ires r II~ I 111 I 1d !r I I I glflV.I h lft by Jt re tlu Hl l •elllc 11 U.(!velotJLUt!flt ut lf!nlt ntllug nntl I enrt B1 ly 11 I pr ~er go I md In He l deveri:t ft'L"<!tiolS 1eed In• t I IIIII exerc I SO' The Christian a Prayer Life Olult • u.- J. . ) lr C l!l ~ttll l ~ I!Jg I t] S Jllll s IJ.: vi 1 r yet we no I I l"'e I fl}ll 1\V 11118 1 ." ~ C I t;IS and ln •••• •••• ~be br1dae The tour occupants of the Allen truck were rldlne In the seat or The ancien' practice of tradlng In kind waa revericd &o In Chlca.«o the cab It was tia1d Aside from when Blllhup Oterre C~rit !:He wart on beha~ of th" t;plteopal diocese or a sUght scratch on Allen 8 fo ehend no Jnjurles were 11usta1Qed Cllleago receh ed a truckJoa.d of p~ce from St Andrt!wa Cllurdl Farm Deputy BhtrJff Dana Tracy ans wered the call to lnYe!Uaate the Rlil&-c Tlllnols t t tlM th~ fi:Ltlsh s obllptlons to the dJocesan and nat wnal program~ l)f thf, fa.rnf of thf' 00111'( h I' ut IM mn1 ty HPntenl'l'8 t~ 1 voided lhe reason Is plllh- You' t U er k1 uw eth whitt U lngs ye l \ e ect.l (v ~) r Ir 1e pr t~cr I lllt'f IH c 1 1 (V 1h1 G) R al f lJe Ill uf Go I with hi1J hcttvr ly I uther I tar 1t!'l f ll~st lf'vt>ll)pmenl ti l'! ] ltl BOJitul t< f\tll U l I n Rllp. ( u 1 ot r C re 1tur k li" v ' I t r U't! II it IN] Iii f ilf' f f' 1 { utu Ull fl boll r ub llc 1 t.1 prl t• 1y1r (Hcb 11 ;.~ :\1 t UJ J 'Jim moql'l p \er I y 9 Ill 1 II F1 l\OS glvt.m In ft'fiJ OIIS(o to tl e llschJI NI r(.'(JUeHt tl 1 t the I ur wiluld teuch t ern to 1 rnv (L 1te l1 1) rt Iii nut tl~('fDf l ru lht! I <flU J tlltur hIt 11 t I lei llniYCf for tl ~ !IR IIIPH II !4 1 ;,m imolves (l A I h.:l t I I tl I llhltl- t) I Ill r~ I PersonaJs M IJ8tlS Mn1ln ar d Be lha Mille! left f l Man fl r ld Saturdny to prnd t he v e k m 1 with th 1 tlothllr In law and ~ J ;l, Dt 11 d MI S L R Ftumet Mt nt cl M1 :. Jl ecle ltl af Akton nnlv• d SfltU ( 1 l{ !1))('1 d the ir , •c 1tl n fl. mer M l other 1 ~> tl I I 1 (V I fl) hill et If I <'I ~~ s r-1 lsl r 1 \. rl1>l t fl lh~ \ II lUll~ II l'!\1 !':i \\I I h~ •••• • ••• product~> from (hester f.lklnner~~; whJJe Marlon Laird -CLAiSH"'RTEF.S JAtl Nf.WS .........,...._ Cha1les Ktllf'Y of Chnuncev was place l 111 the cu unt y jail h11 e <n a chari..: oi rnJ iul o to JllY a boat I blJI at the M Gulluu ~oru·tHn!{ Hm se In Mlct<llepor Kelly was t tu ned Lo th iS county by Shn Jrf s officers OLio Lilhn \\ho w;u; flnrd for h uutllllt wllhou~ prope license \.I s toleased fi'OIIl the Ctmnty J& I Fr d n when n ~ ttlcme 1 t or I he e ld co L"> wa made WJLh E r rlt s Jt slice of the Peace SQ UIRREL HUNTER FINED Mrs B p Tu ntn was host.ess Frldnv eveninR to the One Won 1 Eve ett. Sanborn of Pomeroy was One cla.vl ot the BapUst chur h nt o.rli!sted on a warrant luued from her home on Condor street Mrs Lhe cburt 0 ~ Herman Pete Mees Joe Browu was a &uest OI the class During Lhe busl,neu aession pl&na Justice ot the Ptaoe cha.rglnl hJm were made concerning a Ballowe en I with•h mting sQuirreJs in the P8rty to be held October 30 nt the Beech Grove cemetery The ac chu ..ch It was also dec1ded during tlons or Sanbo n were aal~ to have th(! meetlna that monthly meetings been reported by the sexton &.nd called Calendar meetings would btl the charge flied When arraL&:u held throurhout the year 'I1tese d Bo.nborn pleaded guilty and was gatherlllJS which were at one ttme lin ed $25 snd costs whtc.h were popular among the members ot the 1 church will be begun in NO'..etn settled effecting relea.se I ------- Roosevelt in Old Arizona ~I - MaJl811eld 0 Oct 3-lNS--Three Mansfield Refonna<.o rj' Con vtct.s were cupLured within th<- wa1h loday after IeadtnK a da. ing J&ll bl'eak plot In whleh Frnnk H'lnger 38 11 1uard W83 probably futally Injured when struck over •1 e head wiUl an Iron bar The three men alleged rJna!£!ad era ot a bold o.ttempt to f ee tnt>m selves from the correction "ell or The hole were found hiding about the ln&tltutJon grow1ds bY m mea t~:uards and Manstleld police Eleven other prisoners wnOtfl cell doors were unloc:ked by the loaders Bv ARNO DOSCH PLBUR4'f INB staft oorrespopdentl By DAVIS J WALSH INS Sports Writer Chicaao Oct 1-INB-lt s over now this m011t pre(lOI!f.etoWI 01 world a &er1e6 with the Ntw York: Ywnk.eet> winnlnJ yesterday In fOlll straight 1amem to establlah one or many recorda buL provlna very little except that of two htllely unsatisfactory bl.ll clubB the Ch1 caso Cuba were much the worse They startoo out to wtn yesterday ti 1a.me wUh four rwu In the ftrll lnntn1 and finished behind a 13 to ll performance that ~hamed ba.lle ~!j;;.::: ! balls preattae and le't the stand~ ~~!i!~~ convulsed Yes It m ali ovf'!r but Its •: memory will lln1er on to tuml.&ll many a coarse tow JeaL In the yean ~ Old Clock Sued I~ rIll Ruth Fana Twtc:e M•n On Baae, Gehrir Sertea Hero ThMt Manehurit; Be Autonomoua Ahd Denril· itarized- Workmen soon had ihe wreckase clenred trom the bridge and t u.rtic (terti wos resumed, IIC!It> l I J1 ll I cl~tl'k wl It h 'IU P grnc l'll th~ tnJA n Mil of ~I ~SI. II t 11-:l ~~II m1 haR he~>h !'+')((I I I I lj( lnlllJ ~nrd WI ( rf* ft h! ('I IIUifiiiJl UDI:II'ftll hi pori.kln wn.J~ht. •••• I By Comprom11e Rate Arr· tved At; Company I Wanted 69 Cenll I I Columbus 0 Oct. 3--INSThOUBand& of Oh1o gas useriS wei,. gl\'en he- nf lower r1Ue1 wday when th~ S;.ate Uttlltte!J CommlSII lon handina down a deciSion In tht> cotumbua case esta.bl~hed 39 eents 88 a virtual state w1dt pte rate The oommiRAlon hall never befo~ ftxed a gmte ratt! A 55 cent raLe wau fixed for 'CO lumbus reckoned b)' the 3D ~t sate r&te plus 16 cents tor local dis trlbutlon The rate will be (ollowed In C8at!!l the commbslon gate rate ~ Lhe rare sas at the en .. .... ·--- 1011 1 IR ~f*il Ulldf" H llu I 1llflnn II'" I I v f 11th lr Mlnlt'l I AI~ I tr I h~n .. r ~~ 1rl\ 11~-:lt 1lt tu le- Hn\lo \ed ( v J Ill) \\I e~ I l ntreme Nortbftlt GUARD INJURED 8JShop St.ewan. 111 ahown recelvlnr some 1\S~ I!ih; tl loftllltl. OOolior ,.._, Trto Captured . W tthin Wallo Of State Reformatory wreck tl por\km MANSFIELD PRISON BREAK IS FOILE ..... ..... ..... Accordln&: to t.he two drivers de scrlptlon ot the aocldent Allen drivlna the lllht truck was hecL<leil. toward Reedn'IUe and. was abQut hallWay th[OUih the narrow bridfe when he aaw the ~roachint tNck which carried a larte load or eravel The driver of tht contractors truck attempted to stop and iWUnlil: to the Bide or the toad1Va7 It Is said in an attempt t.o avert a col lls!on buL the momentum ot the t uck tarried It into the other ve h1cle Allen said he saw Uln.t he oould not get hll> truck thro~ the blidge Jn time o.nd had cbana:ed sears Jn an attempt t.o back from A DlJLT C r:tllll I H l voUon11 llft! llout....,t to ( row 1 !!I I ln about halfw.a.y between Lona Allen Chester owner ot the lltllt truck Marion Wood Chester oeorae F M Paullen Hemlock Grove and Bernard castle IPome roy and David Smith driver ol the Iarce tru<Jk whtob Ia owned by Clarence ~ben:bach. road oontrac to L Ohio Cloudy folio- ., ~ rain LnnLchl and Tue8dt.J lllllbQt .,......, DI!:ADERS' NOTlCB - U )'OU waa\ &\ the News Otnee of The Dall7 Tribune, eall 286-L; If the Buslneu Oftlee aok for 202-R. The occupants of the two truck! escaped unhurt 'nle:v .nrt J R Devotional Chrlst1~~o.r ~ WEATHER FORECAST- Bottom :-.nd R /)(isviJ'Ie ISa.c.urday ]! 1Ql l o_;-- 1 he • H•rhway I l otd nnd l:!aylour Je• ' Cl rl~t l.Q II e l!flory R'iW 11. d tor &\er I IS30N 1E.Xr-MII.Uiew 6ill 1 Da Iilli U 10 11 I MOlhY 11 14 11 J.'IUXAnY TOPJC-To.ll,: If (B / Oo I J UN lOR ue o a eolllslon on State H18'bway No Leuon for October 2 Aa Coacheo Endeavor To >Gtve Enhre Squad Expertence 1 AMI ISTH AWl A naht truck wu CGmllletely de moliahed and a heavier truck con aiderably da.ma,ed u & reault ot Union 1 LD<al Boya Run Up Btg • Score A,atnot Weak Oppoothon - ::'\ I W tlh D1oaotrouo Reault11 No 0.... Hurt •!• I rzwo~.n a o D F un \ .,. e Cl Truck• Meet- on I ))l \1 ) Muud)' Bb• l nMl lll e c.r !.:IICAII' ,.) , ,...• .:uc. •v•u• ,, ... ' • ' ' r"' I I " d F;lltl 1111 I I s teen dellv C:ua .. s and f11mll.v Mt-s Geo "gl' Ebrrsbach n1 d lfl ghtt.r Marlon wrt t o Co U ll l::u~ Fr dny to ~J){ nct the v ,.. t t d ~ tth Mt 1 and M <; mo ChtC'kcr Dnuter w 1 t h lte.u"'n Sp" hett: at The Caac• Rt taurant nn CQurt Street W i ll 81 R H c1d or sv nc ~ ~ tJ 1 Don Hot,-. IIOWth rf'tliOVCd f r II ] Sntu dny SPECIAL FOR SUNDA\' hg !Jv Jr. J Dr E F Maa.g Mo }o I II 1 IId S 111 \)'lhl! I I New Eleclnc fheatrt. ~ to Hunt! gton Frid v 1o 1 J e wish New Yea s s 1vi es a1 ntlnqt<. F.Vnagoguc Mr u d Mr~ F re<t Rnyln r an 1 t u daon C ha1l !! Ftoetkri k md M Ji l est SlssOJ ~PI nL S It cla y J p l k 1"1-!b lltil ~~ I d M s R F. Rt!bl !\SSIU TODA\' Saturt.~ay Ill h~r Pnlt"nl"' 1\1 " Fh W llia1 m was I 3 Ftlday evt!Uing to the Oluancrs ell~ of th<' Ft'd1 1\l.l;'d chm h at 1 ( home on M In street M1 s Dr.v Hysell of the R arrlfiOm llle 1 n H1 W!Ul u guest of the class I! lwurd ~ tWIIPt- who hns bcQI confined to his hot e on Second St w th a severe case of tonsllltis the Pfl.St severn! dtl.lo S 1.'! IPportcd to !Jc much llnproved M Orahnm o{ Toledo ~pent Ftl I I duy Georje 0 Brien CI!Clllla Parlin COMEDY ..IIA wll.INS and ' II nt 10\t.!H Ol e t l j l ~ 11-d I to tel r1IO.Ih ll 111! 100\C!I l ltu to long to be 11 I 1 r tl f 1m II~ I vll 01 r> (I) 11 1t e~-: 111r pr ~e r 1gh 1 r hll te) I y 1rom I!Sl (lhn 611)) NJ~n1 rt tt!~ rrum 111~ Jng n 1 etltion got) or m m exce1 t till' kh It D •lei llld not hmnrt tr 11 ll s reg tlnr cus tom of JIUy(r t1 God t11ee tlueP ll dn) 111011 I g noon nnd night, lie lelll cmtcly knelt In vrnyer II The Chrlltlan 1 Blblo Stud) <It Tim n 14 17) llls HcriJ tnl't! exhibit~ U e valut! wtth Mr and Mls B F r 1 of the Holy Scripture!!.. Demtlonnl 1 er of Condo! street !He 1 ndlref'ted by tl e :Sf'rlnturl!l' Miss Ole-una. R 1mmell has ac cepted a prutition at the Ho.sn e 1 1\ Ill deveiOI) In ll wrong dlreetlon j HoUSh stot e In Minersville The alfectlona nt!ed to be disci Rln McCormick and fami ly of pllned tlu·ough t1 e understanding 1 Wellston visited here recenUy and I 1 'Ihe Sertptnrea able to make cnlled on old friends I one wlse ltnto salvation {v 15) Sill Miss Frames Dye student nt vatlon i&.ln Christ nloue It Is se Ohio Unlverstty come Saturday to ~ pend Lhe week end \liith her c ured through tRith in his finished mother Mm H u. ry Dye I work on the CI'<ISS Tnte wllnloUJ Evelyn Williams or Burlingham lellds to Cltrlat cruetfted aluoo tl ere Is spmding the week end with Is n ne otlHH nome under benven Vlrt~:lnh\ Oeoglein given nmoog men whereby we must No1 ma Lou!.se Wetzel and Mary be atved (Ada 4 12) nnd wltll Ktehne s~nt Snturday with J ean out sheddlnJ of blood ls no '"''""' ·• on the Harrlsonvllle road sloo (lleb 9 22) I Williams r.tr and Mrs L B LaG :ange of Huntington returned horne after 2 'l he Scriptures discipline tbe pe dl th t 1d u 1 lire (n 1R, l'l) In the Serlptu~ \ ~ n an'!f M~ ~ ,:vi,~~m~~~;;' doctrine fiJ 11rt forth the standard t Mrs Will Dorst and daughter ur conduct which 18 abaolutely need: He len re turned from Columbus eeL The ouly place to flnd Gods Prtday after spending several days .elllndlll d of Ute 18 In hla Holy Word there v.ta1t1114 relatives and friends It oot only exblblta the dllllle stand aeoompallied. by Mra ··M·' 1 t it reproves tha t l a, n:uu --·· ... I They Dorst & were d.auaht.er u .. rtha a stu· ...,..., )0 .._ error The WUJ to deal wlt4. errot dent at Capitol Unlven;lty and her Ja not denunciation but the room mate Miss Irene Frank of UPI>tr Ba;ndusky who wm remain tlve preaetltatlna of trutl'r. for a week end vi:IU too It eorrett8 U1at I Easily Made At Enormous Saving All Tllf.ll1 m•Jt/J tJrt rrtnltd tJ,J. •htd111l 1w Pan1 c111i 1~1 ,tttltrrtl trrl madt 1• NMJ.J Yorl Your Ieasure hours w II b~ well sptnt 1f )'(IU mab tim French mght e for younelf or for an Xmas R ft Note how ~XtJII s1tel, tt mould~ tht'.' figure And you II hkc tl e dropped shm ldc:r that form& a cap sleeve lt s 10 new and dainty Tl e lower part IS cut c1rcular •nd tapers Into a COin fort::ably full Mmhne Wh 1te satrn c~ or pale blue c~ de chme with Aleucon l:t.cc 11 ad tably lovely TAu ~tJittrrt Nt1 7{1}1 , . , jt dl•1111tl "'""'If t• Z0 Jd tJ,d 18 ••tl The JUmper dren prons tsdi thP mo.<rt Important m1 del 10 ~cl ool gul 8 wardrobe It affords so many chant~:ts by tlmply havmg a few gu1mpet A dark btue novelty woolen made the ongmal The aeparate RU npe was tomato f'('{l wool qrpe till:! He blue crepe- s1lk. /\pate blue hnCfl gulml)(' a red 'ftOOI chalhs w1th blue ptn rlota. and a pale yellow ptqne offer nteresu 1g var1~ty Tim ltdltnt N• nss """' ltt •INiwtd 111 u6.tJ 6 Tlmt/""""' "" rtad1 f~Jr ,.,..n,.,,, J'''"'r' llrl .6.a• clll Hl)'fl) w Get These Patterns u 1Z T/.,1 Vert lmprrtant loolunl( fs thb chk: wool~ drl!:ss m hvnle grtf'n t w cd muttnre Send 15 cents (1n stamps or coin) to Faslnon Rure:\U Jt 1 u the buttn ml rcvt-r effect so mrnh ~h Wr c carefully and pia 1 ly yo It name anrl full a hire s~ Jt'\ Sill 1! City Wlfl have ln~lant appeal lO the SChool tht! 1 umbu nf tht' pattern a1 d tl e stte you wa1 t g~l Addre:;s your letter Ill tl e followmg way ........, Jnothtr suanpy u.tea 1S to nalo re-d ca~hmcre wool jhl;~y worn w1th a black ~nedc btolt Ual y l•lhul!ert ta hlnn Burc"llt Pl~tidet v;oolen m v1v1d blue and gray 11 exceedtnglw Ru A fingey ~ P:i.r~~;. S(!tvlfe tmart -o.atchmg narf w th fnngcd ends WtU add a 21 West ~rd !!1t Jill " Sf If f J'' '"" l'• 7170 tulli .. , ••• ,d .. ,,.,, 10 ,, 10. :-.ifw tork cul' I A' I Eu&elle <Rerold and Fontlline Kohn or Olevela.nd were business vLslton in town saturday B f' Turner and dauahter Janet npent f3atut'day in GaUlpoUs Albert Dum ot Charleston came I Sa.turda.y 1.0 spend the Wetllt end f wlth hls wile an<l tauUJJ 1 "MYSTERY RANCH" nd < tU ghtc 1 Anttn Ann ot Columl.lt!ii can t SatUt lay t.o Sfl n<l the veek ul with M 1nct M1 s V rn 1 Cnn p bell nnd fn mily M Jn1W i l ~111 ~~ ~u n F ldny to sJ lnd lit October 7 straight many or 'ho :~::~:t:,;' nerJK~nal •*80Cial Word of God not only t~ta but lntJtrndl In rlchteon8beU aud eqatpt tor ~e"lce WATKINS" Sunda)' lllld Monda.J ra\iu Ume oqt to Nat from the rlaors ot bll campalp tour, Goftl'llO'I rranklm D Rooaevelt Jt $wn with hta pan, in • wide o..- 11paC!e1 it Williams, Ar1.1. Tbe DemocratiC nominee and ht~rtr were pelb ~ the ranch. of Hr an.d lfrs. Jack GteenwaJ when photo wu Diada ~ tt Jfaht &re Governor Roonvelt. Mn. Roo•wlt, lin. GJ.WawaJ aad Senator 'l'bomu I. Walsh o1 MontanL - --- Oc!&ober ! l "THE CROONER" DsYid Mannen, Ann DTOnk Comedle1 Stoek Marke1.'' and .. All Sealed ==========- --- Up" ~ DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? • By EDSON R WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA Progres11ve buoineu men reali•e that in o,rder te make a good proftt they mu~t have quick turnover of atock. The only way th11 ean be done ia by TRUTHFUL ADVER· TISING The printed page 11 the one bi1 oppOrtunity,ffl~vertin with exceptional efficiene)' and ecoiiOJIIf. • , , Newspaper advertiotna brine• a louai.,. in direct c:ontaet with every home in the eommuaity. Advertiaemenb are read loy potential cuaf.omen by peopJ. who have money to spend. Advertiaemenll put ~le in a buyina mood. The buoineb that ~· ia the bualaen that aell. what tlae 1 people want- People are aold oa advertiHd ~·· • Storea that I~ their buaiaMII with advertiain1 an tha atorea that leap to leadenhip. I By International News Servlee broken arm. OHIO YOUTHS MAY Six Ohloanll lnett.Ktlfll r.wo girls A vet~Jran pottery wor.,.~r r R. aa:ed four and twelve we~ .. 1\led in 1 Bater 66 wu killed at Eo.et Lher BE LOST IN CANADA week-end accidents w1th.n the pool when he was struek by a boundaries of Ohio a aun ey bY Cleveland Oct 3a -llNS--Peara lntemational News Servlet> at:nwed for the ufefjf o1' two Clevetari4 today youthl who haft not been seen Pour Jear old Hel-"n Ha.mmonoj 8ince tbeV left on a canoe trtp Wut tilled at Newark when she lan tbrollftb cana.s.. more tban & into the street wh\le at plav an1 month 11'0 were ftpnsNd toda,f wu ltl'uclt by an autoOl()blle dr.v n &fter Uleir father tbe Reverend b7 Qeorp Nethera ot that cit.' ldwln A Ralpb putor of tbe Nethe!'l wu exonerated aethleMm oonrreta.tlonal eburch An Elyria salesman J c HA-rris ft>.que.lted \he Canadian roflo) wu burned to death wh":l bitt moun.t.ed poltee to ~ the automobile overturned on rhe freitht tratn at a C1'05i>ll a: near hill home Swlna:l.na from a ho18t outstd~ an At on to.ctory 12 year r! Emma Robtnaon waa t!tled when ' IJ1ock faDin1 fJ'om a beam stru k Iter on the head A man beltend to be a Wnrld War vet.enn and posalbl an m mate of the SoldJer'B Home waa run down and kiJled near Dayton A companion wu teriotPli tmured wherealloute of the p&tr Aahland Road near Mansrt"ld Sun Nellbor wu ldentlfie1 The twp youtba are DOrr. Ralph day He was alone In the tar Eleven pel'SOI\J were burt In t'ne 1t and ble brot.Mr Robert 21 Plunatna off the road nt~ar Wut accident at Sharonville .. -.ar Oln· The)' were Jut Men when they left tJnton. o lllto a lumber pUe an c1nnaU when tbree cars collided Rupert HouMt Ont lut ~- automobile cAnted Prank Block BUtler Rot.hweU of Mtdd1etown t;n ·~tiel ot that town ad· 1'1 to .tnatantaneou' d.eath A cc.: m aatd LO be ln ::& ..criou& ecn«l yJsid theJr father panton. OUn Pultan BUttere::: a ilon. ,u I �. " UONDAY, OCTOIIIIl ~. 1N2 I! Republican Candidates WarAa • NAnONAL Preoident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert Hoover Vjce-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ch•rle• Curtis S. Senator ............ . ...... . .... Gilbert Dettman ponirreesman, lOth District ...... . . Thomas A. Jenkl~ . eonlfeaoman-at-Laree .. G.e oree H. Bender, L. T. Palm~~ STATE ...... .. David S. lpJall• Lieutenant G~~~;n~~- : ·.:: ·. :: . ....... . . Lee a. Pa.lmr r · of State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George C. Brall'cu Auditor . . . . . . . . . . _. . . . . . . . . . . Joseph Tracy ~te Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry S. l'¥Y o\ltornef General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John ll. Bricker state Senator . ... _.. . . . . .. . . . . ....... John A. Liii!d COUNTY " -.......• ..... "'-._ - ., .~ p;SSE PQalg)ibY, the world's most notorious prisoner, ) 1f .letviJ)II' a sentence of life imprisonment in a Maeaachu- . GR~G-Pbono >· 511!-L " ... ' 'Cll tJ.I{'l hftl.fhlg, " f\eiJoJ or rood run as - flarrfllhnn: How German Stopa Acttng on BOTH bowel, the Qi!mian 1topa consUpaUOn. polaona whleh and bad .••.. --- ' ., Led ~o Anothe•· . II ue.u••" ver,rum·w~ ,~1 lift{~ - ~otm .' l ~l~ va. ;11-" WoJ,tc and ·tamily were ~ gueita ~ ~· f.Ouilif' Wld. ~amu.Y. ~· 1 r,- ' ":'~ ' • ' 1 J. Miit·:pcir& ~waa tbe ~~ of · ~ ~.... · F ,. .... ' '' and ~LlY were hei.fffi'teef"Ut!WI. · L\&7. nl• ~ ~ "'Jaek 8rown ·y ;.-w, ~ Sd. ruDm.A ILi1tl • ;"~ -:1'1 l•~ .l'f- ~::j-:- 1 t'T}.- val aervlces bep;u at Vernon "ct)ureb ~qar· ~ ~. ·z. ~-4 d:a\llfri- -· ~ ~a , . ' . '* l : ' · ...,. .............,_~hie h ~~~ -- •• • • ., 1,r, · 1 hit .. ': t ~ A·· Oue Wor!l By Artblll' Baer =--- -.,===4(1' We're MniDJ' ...loan New 1 result Is a series oi h•·esilttlble de· Well this ts about the time Jf 1 toUI& amon1 brunova.ble civic 1mthe Je~r that the North and Ea.6t imfrovetnenta.' move lndoors. It's about tbne, for .. those bathlnl sutt.a would ~ever Tha~'s why we havt guest ~ma accemmodate another moth blte Sn the twuses. To gueiiS what F. IOand thoae frauled awnings look Jng into •em next. Yl!'S&Ir, the averUte ran old lace. :t.~~e guest toilet :;et conslsi.s of a l hair ;~Jrush, 3 Ia.-n mower and: no We ha'le j&ken down the ny comi:I:- The stllft' baa to go someacreena and put them 1n the JUeat. whet"e. room . Evfffthinl goes ln\o Lbc 1 m 1 ~Iober ex-t lbe That's ....,.aUBe we have to furruesst roo n ""' - r .......,. H d ·· .. 1 there u 'll nl!h a house twlec. Once on tbe Ina:ue . e oean~o 11 . the Chrlstmas hoUctays and he's side and once an the outside. When always auiprtsed Lo ~ve~· be Is October arrives we must slam lt up ready for nex.t swnmet. In dead ~tot"age where we are try.. ' 1ng to Uve. He hilS beat.n ch.urs, suntturned b u ked a:las6es rubber Well, summer will soon be a.round ::,;.e Prc~c plates and 8 th...r- again and we can chuck the Junk mos bottle with some rellable ~ld out on the lawn again and help to July colle<! In lt. make the outdoors beautiful and , wa ~ped . I Mistrial ti:' It is no easy Job getting r.he porch furniture blclt In the attic where it t~ longa. During the !lummer everybc1y tak-e5 hi& favorite ch&tr to Ute most deslrable section of the com- C...r1l• Or1e of herl'dlty'8 tllilur~s I• ~h~t 1t •till take11 •t:r month1 ot lmnrur· tlon, off lhd Ot., to II'R('h the 8tic>· t'Ndlng awn .. rotlon how to J:clll'glt>.-- I' D .. rro!t. Xf\1' !1, II ' .• '. ., _,. 1 " ( 1 1 " -' '·~ st.e ZEMO IIU£YIS munltv, U.s stratige, but all fam1 Ues go to summer resorts so tb.eY c&n get a Wily trom each other. You'll rind the averAge outdoor spotted at chummy dla~cs of alx hundred. feet between chaJrs. Very wn&ervaU;vc elltlm&~; '. . .. ,.} ,.,~, ···"'-~- · murderer,. o11e liii!lllt say he bec.a'll'e of his losinr his temper until family record and finds that Ilia son is sentence at' the same institution for a simi- iervlng a ~r ~rime. T'' There ill only one positive, sure enoue~ metllod of reducing- crime, especially ~urders, and proteetln~ aoci~t~ 88 it has a right t.o 'e xpect to be protected a~d' that .'!'lay ill to qtete out sentences directly proportionate to the committed. ',-. ,'CHAPTER V outdoor furniture bas been h"'"·n~ on a few times tt goea a,nU• ~:~ue. the leai CJU'l up like a. Russ~ tan ballot bault~ 1\W&f &\ t.he Volga Boat aon&. The tap caves in an~ the: 'P8lnt blisters like seorched po,tatb chlpfi Jn ' 1aao1tne. LISTEIUNE TOOTH PASTE But all Qf lt has to go back Into ' and all of It does. t.he th~ boule en'm, ,~ ~·· T•-VJRGJNJA • ' ~====~~~====- ~~ Lli ~~· thoDe Y. . r Non • ' , t1' Prosecuting Attorney ...... ...... . . , . . . Cedrb Cl~rk Clet•k of Courts . . . ..... . .. . ............ John Sp;rrs Sherifl' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. 0 . Trac~ County R~corder ... . . . . ' . . ... . .. .. Geo. H. Meinhar< County Treasurer .. ............ - ..... R. G. Webster County Surveyor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T1:leodore Beegle ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ben H. Ev.-ing ' Jus£ POMEROY •l!ouljl · ·News. •' I~~~::~;~c~:om~~m~~W:i~~~;.,; ·. . ·.. Arlh~r B~~~~~. ~~~-~;~~;~~~ PUR HOPE : And now, Lord, what wait I forT J!y boll!' is in thee. Deliver m~ from all my iraoSif888ion8: . .lte me-not the •eproach of the foollsh.-r..fm 89 :7 ,8. prison, has finallJ won reapite from biB lon1r sentence bYJbe sl)npl• procees of shufllinll' off this mortal coil. In ll,oinJ Bll, he furnishes an excellent example of the foolllsluieas 11nd the wanton wastefulneas, not to mention the ~oMtan~ · menace of keeping pri8oners on life t,J'IIl8 after . lJiey hale beeq convicted of cruel, wanton, willful pre- 1 medita.ted murders. Je- Pomeroy, so far as he himself was concerned li!ld so ftr aa the rest of the world was interested, iblght • ju~ u ,.-ell have met hi8 Maker back the~e some G8 ye'rs &JO, after beinll' convicted at the al{e of it of ~~~~eher#r a· lad of 10 or 12 because he wilo so in~lled Jriith unmitigated meannees. Instead, b~ hi'" been lncar~~t!od. fed and cared for all these years while society cl>!lld ne,ver rest easy so lone as he lived, because It never ~J,leW iw4 when he would be thrown aeain into lt.s midst, ~ither tlirou~rh the- medi~>m of oflleial leniency or through •. es<!ape. I(· 1 Wtiy then should there be such oppooitlon to the tak{~lf of a' life for a life when such procedure is 'l'o•t necell••;y-to the upholdine of the qignity, the sa~ety an~ · the Jlilleral welfare of law abidillll' citizens the world over! f:'" A few days a~ro, one jury four,d a man .:~i)ty ~f mur- I ., his paramour while iri a je'llo~s r'IK8. b~t tac~~~~ usual phrase umercy" as did another jury iii · an· Ohio city, after havinl{ found a vlcl9us "!~II klllinr ll!ll'j!n Kuilty ot havinll' mur,dered a policeman, the ~roar­ of ollr 'taw&, 'in hill efforts to escape tl\~ ql~t~~es ~f order ami decency. In· each case, the ·klllel"'. will be ~., i~'!ll'mdled to prison until time intervenes au~ · ~hey fol\9-f Pomeroy to {ate· or untll,~lld thiit iii•far more t~~~~~1~I·~~ of official~~~ favor • and ani r"i.. , . ., .., • . •~. The Hidde" Danger .,..1- ( ~ ·• ,J' : ~·i . ., MEANEST MAN IN•CE MoR~ h.U. a candidate been found who vi•• for the doubtful title of the world's meanest lllaD- He was ' tl!i:e~ctly convic~d and sentenced to a state prijqn {Qr havr s11olo•n ''lJ.OO from ~is mother which the ppor old lady · secreted In a mattre88. It Is difficult f~• av~ra~e people bred with a sem· of otecency and thouehts of respect for o~liers, not ones who are near and dear by tile · ties of to unile!'Btand bow anyone could lfOW up to manwithout ~ spark of manlinees In his S~1!1I~ is much to be relfetted that a human of ,. . bein11 . . this. aj±lpe Ia able. to ei!Cape with a mere sentene~ ln. a r~{!\rl\1 of ·a corporeal nature, such ' as he so richly ~~~~-of ~ c<>_rporal nature, such as he so rich.ly ·•- . E110~h ) Tnrki!!h .••: I, but not too much YOU EYER STOP TO • Yon can smok~ par·k after ~ek 11 f ( :hesterfieldfllt . .. and Of':VCf grow tio"d of the tAste. That'o pa~y BJ EDSON• R. WAITE. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA . LecauRe Che~terfieJd nses just th~ qU~K Y~R(\UGI-l, SPORTS EDITOR OF THE FRANK· fORT U!III)IJ\~A) MORNING TIMES, SAYS: ~ Marvelous flavor! "Re1~.1~ ~ fall aalea, ~emi-~nnual cl~ranceo, apecial holiclaJ offerU, .. and oimilar indueementa to reluctant buyers, a\!.,p_ci.e ~r ito~~'is C\ventoc:ked wi~ a me~a"di... which 'is m0Yin1 alow\):. WJ>at would you cl~ next! "G!'antill1 ,-ou had attempted to convey your me..are of ~­ o'lomy tb JOUio bu,inr P\lblic: by the tho~d, . Winclo~ . cl"pi(!Y ~""~; tha~ you ~d ~\!'<'~~ted: ~ll«!~~\S ' ~· fluq1 ~~~~~ ~ 'lia~ca•n' ~ the pubbc. · 'Nave JOU ~~ "very 111~1um? night exrept Suoday, Cohunhia Coa~tt: t.o-Coo11t Network, ,Vlth yai!r pros..tive ~- · · · ·. ' · hester '. .. I i ' ' I ' .' • . .., l I '-' •• I "' ... '. Clu111tM~ld RailitJ Progra1n- Every . "You have overiC~Qked \he aureat, 1,1101t lnel!;pe!laive meano of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~i "' ' fWin U.e ~-o.o" of Y¥ ~· ~~~~ ~~~~!i~iini the ~etaila of . nu rig:ht amount of 'l'urki~h tobacco t•• "season"" the mild. sweet J)o.. mestit~ tobacco. 'foo much Turkisl1 makes a \u~avy·~moking cigarette , .• too little tak~.s something nway from· taste and aroma. Jufll enough o£ the right kinds of Turkish 1<>~~~x.-that'r. c.tue reaso41 why Ch"'!lerfields SATISFY I ., �. " UONDAY, OCTOIIIIl ~. 1N2 I! Republican Candidates WarAa • NAnONAL Preoident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert Hoover Vjce-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ch•rle• Curtis S. Senator ............ . ...... . .... Gilbert Dettman ponirreesman, lOth District ...... . . Thomas A. Jenkl~ . eonlfeaoman-at-Laree .. G.e oree H. Bender, L. T. Palm~~ STATE ...... .. David S. lpJall• Lieutenant G~~~;n~~- : ·.:: ·. :: . ....... . . Lee a. Pa.lmr r · of State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George C. Brall'cu Auditor . . . . . . . . . . _. . . . . . . . . . . Joseph Tracy ~te Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry S. l'¥Y o\ltornef General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John ll. Bricker state Senator . ... _.. . . . . .. . . . . ....... John A. Liii!d COUNTY " -.......• ..... "'-._ - ., .~ p;SSE PQalg)ibY, the world's most notorious prisoner, ) 1f .letviJ)II' a sentence of life imprisonment in a Maeaachu- . GR~G-Pbono >· 511!-L " ... ' 'Cll tJ.I{'l hftl.fhlg, " f\eiJoJ or rood run as - flarrfllhnn: How German Stopa Acttng on BOTH bowel, the Qi!mian 1topa consUpaUOn. polaona whleh and bad .••.. --- ' ., Led ~o Anothe•· . II ue.u••" ver,rum·w~ ,~1 lift{~ - ~otm .' l ~l~ va. ;11-" WoJ,tc and ·tamily were ~ gueita ~ ~· f.Ouilif' Wld. ~amu.Y. ~· 1 r,- ' ":'~ ' • ' 1 J. Miit·:pcir& ~waa tbe ~~ of · ~ ~.... · F ,. .... ' '' and ~LlY were hei.fffi'teef"Ut!WI. · L\&7. nl• ~ ~ "'Jaek 8rown ·y ;.-w, ~ Sd. ruDm.A ILi1tl • ;"~ -:1'1 l•~ .l'f- ~::j-:- 1 t'T}.- val aervlces bep;u at Vernon "ct)ureb ~qar· ~ ~. ·z. ~-4 d:a\llfri- -· ~ ~a , . ' . '* l : ' · ...,. .............,_~hie h ~~~ -- •• • • ., 1,r, · 1 hit .. ': t ~ A·· Oue Wor!l By Artblll' Baer =--- -.,===4(1' We're MniDJ' ...loan New 1 result Is a series oi h•·esilttlble de· Well this ts about the time Jf 1 toUI& amon1 brunova.ble civic 1mthe Je~r that the North and Ea.6t imfrovetnenta.' move lndoors. It's about tbne, for .. those bathlnl sutt.a would ~ever Tha~'s why we havt guest ~ma accemmodate another moth blte Sn the twuses. To gueiiS what F. IOand thoae frauled awnings look Jng into •em next. Yl!'S&Ir, the averUte ran old lace. :t.~~e guest toilet :;et conslsi.s of a l hair ;~Jrush, 3 Ia.-n mower and: no We ha'le j&ken down the ny comi:I:- The stllft' baa to go someacreena and put them 1n the JUeat. whet"e. room . Evfffthinl goes ln\o Lbc 1 m 1 ~Iober ex-t lbe That's ....,.aUBe we have to furruesst roo n ""' - r .......,. H d ·· .. 1 there u 'll nl!h a house twlec. Once on tbe Ina:ue . e oean~o 11 . the Chrlstmas hoUctays and he's side and once an the outside. When always auiprtsed Lo ~ve~· be Is October arrives we must slam lt up ready for nex.t swnmet. In dead ~tot"age where we are try.. ' 1ng to Uve. He hilS beat.n ch.urs, suntturned b u ked a:las6es rubber Well, summer will soon be a.round ::,;.e Prc~c plates and 8 th...r- again and we can chuck the Junk mos bottle with some rellable ~ld out on the lawn again and help to July colle<! In lt. make the outdoors beautiful and , wa ~ped . I Mistrial ti:' It is no easy Job getting r.he porch furniture blclt In the attic where it t~ longa. During the !lummer everybc1y tak-e5 hi& favorite ch&tr to Ute most deslrable section of the com- C...r1l• Or1e of herl'dlty'8 tllilur~s I• ~h~t 1t •till take11 •t:r month1 ot lmnrur· tlon, off lhd Ot., to II'R('h the 8tic>· t'Ndlng awn .. rotlon how to J:clll'glt>.-- I' D .. rro!t. Xf\1' !1, II ' .• '. ., _,. 1 " ( 1 1 " -' '·~ st.e ZEMO IIU£YIS munltv, U.s stratige, but all fam1 Ues go to summer resorts so tb.eY c&n get a Wily trom each other. You'll rind the averAge outdoor spotted at chummy dla~cs of alx hundred. feet between chaJrs. Very wn&ervaU;vc elltlm&~; '. . .. ,.} ,.,~, ···"'-~- · murderer,. o11e liii!lllt say he bec.a'll'e of his losinr his temper until family record and finds that Ilia son is sentence at' the same institution for a simi- iervlng a ~r ~rime. T'' There ill only one positive, sure enoue~ metllod of reducing- crime, especially ~urders, and proteetln~ aoci~t~ 88 it has a right t.o 'e xpect to be protected a~d' that .'!'lay ill to qtete out sentences directly proportionate to the committed. ',-. ,'CHAPTER V outdoor furniture bas been h"'"·n~ on a few times tt goea a,nU• ~:~ue. the leai CJU'l up like a. Russ~ tan ballot bault~ 1\W&f &\ t.he Volga Boat aon&. The tap caves in an~ the: 'P8lnt blisters like seorched po,tatb chlpfi Jn ' 1aao1tne. LISTEIUNE TOOTH PASTE But all Qf lt has to go back Into ' and all of It does. t.he th~ boule en'm, ,~ ~·· T•-VJRGJNJA • ' ~====~~~====- ~~ Lli ~~· thoDe Y. . r Non • ' , t1' Prosecuting Attorney ...... ...... . . , . . . Cedrb Cl~rk Clet•k of Courts . . . ..... . .. . ............ John Sp;rrs Sherifl' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. 0 . Trac~ County R~corder ... . . . . ' . . ... . .. .. Geo. H. Meinhar< County Treasurer .. ............ - ..... R. G. Webster County Surveyor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T1:leodore Beegle ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ben H. Ev.-ing ' Jus£ POMEROY •l!ouljl · ·News. •' I~~~::~;~c~:om~~m~~W:i~~~;.,; ·. . ·.. Arlh~r B~~~~~. ~~~-~;~~;~~~ PUR HOPE : And now, Lord, what wait I forT J!y boll!' is in thee. Deliver m~ from all my iraoSif888ion8: . .lte me-not the •eproach of the foollsh.-r..fm 89 :7 ,8. prison, has finallJ won reapite from biB lon1r sentence bYJbe sl)npl• procees of shufllinll' off this mortal coil. In ll,oinJ Bll, he furnishes an excellent example of the foolllsluieas 11nd the wanton wastefulneas, not to mention the ~oMtan~ · menace of keeping pri8oners on life t,J'IIl8 after . lJiey hale beeq convicted of cruel, wanton, willful pre- 1 medita.ted murders. Je- Pomeroy, so far as he himself was concerned li!ld so ftr aa the rest of the world was interested, iblght • ju~ u ,.-ell have met hi8 Maker back the~e some G8 ye'rs &JO, after beinll' convicted at the al{e of it of ~~~~eher#r a· lad of 10 or 12 because he wilo so in~lled Jriith unmitigated meannees. Instead, b~ hi'" been lncar~~t!od. fed and cared for all these years while society cl>!lld ne,ver rest easy so lone as he lived, because It never ~J,leW iw4 when he would be thrown aeain into lt.s midst, ~ither tlirou~rh the- medi~>m of oflleial leniency or through •. es<!ape. I(· 1 Wtiy then should there be such oppooitlon to the tak{~lf of a' life for a life when such procedure is 'l'o•t necell••;y-to the upholdine of the qignity, the sa~ety an~ · the Jlilleral welfare of law abidillll' citizens the world over! f:'" A few days a~ro, one jury four,d a man .:~i)ty ~f mur- I ., his paramour while iri a je'llo~s r'IK8. b~t tac~~~~ usual phrase umercy" as did another jury iii · an· Ohio city, after havinl{ found a vlcl9us "!~II klllinr ll!ll'j!n Kuilty ot havinll' mur,dered a policeman, the ~roar­ of ollr 'taw&, 'in hill efforts to escape tl\~ ql~t~~es ~f order ami decency. In· each case, the ·klllel"'. will be ~., i~'!ll'mdled to prison until time intervenes au~ · ~hey fol\9-f Pomeroy to {ate· or untll,~lld thiit iii•far more t~~~~~1~I·~~ of official~~~ favor • and ani r"i.. , . ., .., • . •~. The Hidde" Danger .,..1- ( ~ ·• ,J' : ~·i . ., MEANEST MAN IN•CE MoR~ h.U. a candidate been found who vi•• for the doubtful title of the world's meanest lllaD- He was ' tl!i:e~ctly convic~d and sentenced to a state prijqn {Qr havr s11olo•n ''lJ.OO from ~is mother which the ppor old lady · secreted In a mattre88. It Is difficult f~• av~ra~e people bred with a sem· of otecency and thouehts of respect for o~liers, not ones who are near and dear by tile · ties of to unile!'Btand bow anyone could lfOW up to manwithout ~ spark of manlinees In his S~1!1I~ is much to be relfetted that a human of ,. . bein11 . . this. aj±lpe Ia able. to ei!Cape with a mere sentene~ ln. a r~{!\rl\1 of ·a corporeal nature, such ' as he so richly ~~~~-of ~ c<>_rporal nature, such as he so rich.ly ·•- . E110~h ) Tnrki!!h .••: I, but not too much YOU EYER STOP TO • Yon can smok~ par·k after ~ek 11 f ( :hesterfieldfllt . .. and Of':VCf grow tio"d of the tAste. That'o pa~y BJ EDSON• R. WAITE. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA . LecauRe Che~terfieJd nses just th~ qU~K Y~R(\UGI-l, SPORTS EDITOR OF THE FRANK· fORT U!III)IJ\~A) MORNING TIMES, SAYS: ~ Marvelous flavor! "Re1~.1~ ~ fall aalea, ~emi-~nnual cl~ranceo, apecial holiclaJ offerU, .. and oimilar indueementa to reluctant buyers, a\!.,p_ci.e ~r ito~~'is C\ventoc:ked wi~ a me~a"di... which 'is m0Yin1 alow\):. WJ>at would you cl~ next! "G!'antill1 ,-ou had attempted to convey your me..are of ~­ o'lomy tb JOUio bu,inr P\lblic: by the tho~d, . Winclo~ . cl"pi(!Y ~""~; tha~ you ~d ~\!'<'~~ted: ~ll«!~~\S ' ~· fluq1 ~~~~~ ~ 'lia~ca•n' ~ the pubbc. · 'Nave JOU ~~ "very 111~1um? night exrept Suoday, Cohunhia Coa~tt: t.o-Coo11t Network, ,Vlth yai!r pros..tive ~- · · · ·. ' · hester '. .. I i ' ' I ' .' • . .., l I '-' •• I "' ... '. Clu111tM~ld RailitJ Progra1n- Every . "You have overiC~Qked \he aureat, 1,1101t lnel!;pe!laive meano of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~i "' ' fWin U.e ~-o.o" of Y¥ ~· ~~~~ ~~~~!i~iini the ~etaila of . nu rig:ht amount of 'l'urki~h tobacco t•• "season"" the mild. sweet J)o.. mestit~ tobacco. 'foo much Turkisl1 makes a \u~avy·~moking cigarette , .• too little tak~.s something nway from· taste and aroma. Jufll enough o£ the right kinds of Turkish 1<>~~~x.-that'r. c.tue reaso41 why Ch"'!lerfields SATISFY I ., �• FaU ·~ ,, ~ ·'Tf • Jiii\!~AA~- o£ '. Seria 11, • .., -r.:- J.o-a Able to Score but '!;'we 1t.J.. oa 14 Hilo, Sccin ia I-~ ' . ' Mln-polll, Minn.. Qet. II-INS -The lit~le world .. ~erttf wUl be ~ere tomorrow with t.be rwun_. Nenrk c.'ub, lnt'ematlonal l!'lftie Utlllt, and the Minneapolis t.nnt, ~amplon o( tbe Anierloan ~ Old Town ~ Jt. 1 WhO Wa.l Ul'OWfted ...... l&tloa, deadlocked at two =·•· l&mH Tbe euterners evened \he M-rtea count yesterday by ~1111 out a 5 to a triumph over. tbe home team ~ JohnnY OWen, li!Watk lhlr<l·"'"'ker oponld, ~ pyrotiCb)llet 1n the .... ond tJinidl Wlth, a home I'Uil. ~~ next man up, Jack S&ltllaver dU.· \p the dhto river b.ere S.turcl&Y after .. noon, wUl be c:anclUClt«l Tuemal' rftom4la at 10 o'clock from the Catnollc: church. Younc B&lttana drowned wben he and two playmatea were pit,yq· l pUe&\011"the circuli -~ onilllle lamt waa on wheela for the tnter- around a boat. In the rlver. A rtPQJ1 of the a.ccldent it&ted that -the JIOUJ181ter went under the walier followlni a dare and. when he- dld not. reappear t.o the surface, the rr Jl natlonall. ~te~ret~ By . Cliff playmates SOUJCht aid. The a.ccldent. occurred about 2 :30 Rube Benton, who at&rted ~v· lnl for \be Millen, wa• troubled by hil recent aboulder injury and Pea Rldge Day ·reueved tUm. The Newark. hbmel'l ·.aent Day scurrytnr to the ahowen to be replaced by Blam Vm Ollder who hurled tor · the- balance of the contest. •W. MooreJ: by IMoore Brennan pitehed throughout the fracaa for the New11.rk club. The box score: Newark Pennock AB R H PO A E ~ 5 Jensen,rt ........ 4 Owen, 3b ........ 4 Baltzsaver, 2b 3 0 o 15 0 0 2 010 2 :l :l 2 2 3 2 o 0 0 o o 4 o 2 o Brennan, Ha.rgreavetl, t- ...... G . . . . 34. o 1 1 71 o 0 0O • -----38 5 12 ~ 12 0 3 (Herman, Remaley, York ... . 1 G 2 o o ~ 4 o 4--lJ Cuyler.) Hits and run1r-0ft'1 Bulb. 2 '· Chlical,o. 4 o o o o 1 o o 1- o hits 1 hun in 1~3 lnnmg; otr Warneke 5 lilt&, 2 runs li1 2 2-3 innln1111. RWls baLte1 ln-Gehilg. 3. oe- 1 <none oUt in 4UH; oft ·A llen 5 bits . 4 runs In 2··3 Inning~ oft' Orlmes marec, 3, Jurge<~, Lazzert, 4; Combs 4 hits, 4 runs in 1 tnnlng; off· W. F"l~well, " Ruth, Cha;:;ma.n, Eni;:- ~oore, 2 hits. 1 run ifl 6 1·3 inningH llL-1. T'f,·o-;.•a£~ hlts-Gehrl8", Grlmm off May 6 hi t£, 6 runs ln 3 1-3 lnn'¥Well, C'rosettl, Chapman Home lnss; off Pennc.ck 2 hitll, l rtin In 3 Neun,, lb ........ 5 o 3 4 2 o Rolte,ss ......... 50 l 3 2 0 Walker, ct Hill, J., 11 by May ::. . u1.~:J1 2, W. I; nnnln; 2 ' Dlckey, Cr<..settJl; t:y M;oore J <Jurgea>: 'by ~~~~~~~~~;~~~~!liiiio.i nms, Demaree, Lazzerl, 2; Combs.. and Orl!hm . Let:. on ba!es-New York 13; Chicago 'J. Base on bii.Ils---Otr Bush, ' 1 <Lazzeril; oft" Warneke, 1 Double play-:t~erman , Jurge& Innings, oft Tlnnin(l: no h,t&. uo runB in 1 2~3 tnnlngs. Blt · by pl.t.- cher-by Bush <Ruth) : by . . rd May !Gehrig) Winning pitcher-Moore Losing · pitcher-May. UmpJres.- I <Com08l; ofT May 3 (Chapman, ! Maierlturth <N: L.) , plate; D.lntJ!'en Combs and RtlfllngJ ; otf Pennock. <AJ, first base: Klem <N. L.), eee· 1 tDemaree l; oft Orlmes, 1 tOe- ond base: V'lon Oraflan hrig>. Struck out.----by Warneke, 1 third base. Time-2:21, HE?~'S A L.ET'ft:Jt FOR ~~ 'Y!IU , , fA. L.) a:. 1Je· Jm· .... ~,. ""' "" ,... THAT WA'O.LEFT AT OUR HOUSE !IV MI,TAKE., CA'OPER! >M• hl\e :US· uU· lh• WL• ~ Batted for Cohen In ninth. H .Satted for Richards in alxth. c Ran for . Van GUder Jn ninth. .111• .re· lion L. 0 Newa1·k .... . .'. 2 0 1 o o o 2 0-5 Minncapolts . . o 1 0 o o o 1 o 0-2 If,. -.41~1aement ~ wiJ be J.U•n JOl a.a tban • mlni.JDum charJe of rnnc.,v-ftve cenil fot each UJ.Mr· ll<>n. FOR BALE-Oood m!;ll: cow, rca~ sonable. See Mrs. Oco. D'Jl'DbBCh or Phone 841 ~11. D-30-3t. a388.41 REPOR'l'ED COLLECTED ~ BALi--TeQm ~Buy .ff.orOOfl. Tho collecttona or Ma.yor A. J . w lght o.bout 1400 Ibs . Will take St ·,unc.nt !or the month cr Sept~ J('f8CY tt!W as part pa.yment \ember were $33&.41, accordln;. t.:} IJovo.Al • t.he l·:!cen' repo·t: The amoun t tnr quick snle. Write Box 306· will be divided as follows : OiLy, Nort.h Point Pleasant, N. ~~-at. $306.73; County, $18.43; state. 13.:.15. ...... rial ab" .,. ,....,YOIJm TAKEN liPME Wendell IJ-.Iley, who h~ bean Ll Renta crttlca.l condttlon In the Holzu hospital since S-eptember 3 when he ' YOR RENT- Apartment over Phil~ wu struek on the. h~ad by a bB.sc.. Up Sisters S!'Jt-P en Main Btreet: ba.ll. wu releaaed and taken to his He b 1i Co.ll OrncJ fi .o ton, Phone 111- X. home at Burek&, Friday, much improved, the rePort stated. ' 10-3 -&t. .t.o bly for :toR REN1'-.-~ room:~ with oath. Ca.ll Puga.tc Ot'OCery. Ull-R. ~ 9-3D-3t. ~ Lelt )U- JN OUR OFFICE .·~~~t:.: •. ' THIEVES GET cHiCKENS One hundred c.h lctens wer3 sto!en 1 r~om the coopa of Ml.u Pannte Mor. 1 ( . YOU EVHK STOP TO ldl· By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ' . lfiHtl B1EVA.A. •r• Won't he love thi1 suit? The 1lou1e is the new sportl type. The trousers button neatly onto the •louse. It haa potkeU too. It'• very stnrdy at shown. The trouten are of brown tweed mixture. rile blouse is plain yellow cotton •roadtloth. Navy blue R•nnel with whitt linen ls I "The structure of an advertising campaign is a good dealli~e the structure of a meal. There are certain basic articles of diet -meat, potatoes, bread, butter- the foundation, the fftst cortsi4ei': ation in the planning; then c<lme the side dish~s. the !>&i!Ws, tb,e jellies and jams, and desserts. The best meal brln~ th~ all. to~ gather iii a perfect proportion, just as the best 11dvertising campnign is a p~rlect blend of media. · ,,u, ;, ~10'11• ;t George H. Seigle, Editor of the Miaaouri Valley (Iowa) Daily Timea, Saya: · NIIAT AND TRIM All M14dJ Crtlltltl ,,A llttc,tl j, P11ris a114 ,., #llltlr"l •r• N tv l'orl. r;,,,, ~·:til!' ....••• "In advertising, the newspaper is undispu~erllr j;he basic ar· ticle, the ql.(!at ltnd potatoes, the first noted fi!:~\1r m:. lhe whOlE\ project. · l!ei'haps drrect mail adv~rtising might be re~d~·· ~ til! !!!'~·an>! rcatllo a4v!lrtising Ill! t.\le 4essert; ~ Jllll'll p tlle' di'l~ II. ~ f lt, ..• e~""'·~oijp~atjon. ·. ' ~(? " ,,. ·· ' ~ ' ..~lj''lltt~ ' .. .. . '. anoth~r achiJne. It'• e••IIY m•~e at a 1ma1l cost. 1!l1i1 •t1l• N•. 1166 rP~•f ., .,,,,_,J i11 .rifll Z '' 6 lfl"'· II U rt•~1 ltr imfJff4i-'f' 41lktf"1· It i• "••~~' ttd. .,'...... · ~ .: ' ,· '' .;..., ' " " ' .... ~ .. 1 (· ·., . .,.l., ,,,.:" ,. ,, ' ' " ' ' ,.. •••"" <• ""' If. . !l :'~tiA. l ... . ' ....,. ~ ' i • f ' •. '- t... ..............~ ...... ·o ' 1 ' .• . �• FaU ·~ ,, ~ ·'Tf • Jiii\!~AA~- o£ '. Seria 11, • .., -r.:- J.o-a Able to Score but '!;'we 1t.J.. oa 14 Hilo, Sccin ia I-~ ' . ' Mln-polll, Minn.. Qet. II-INS -The lit~le world .. ~erttf wUl be ~ere tomorrow with t.be rwun_. Nenrk c.'ub, lnt'ematlonal l!'lftie Utlllt, and the Minneapolis t.nnt, ~amplon o( tbe Anierloan ~ Old Town ~ Jt. 1 WhO Wa.l Ul'OWfted ...... l&tloa, deadlocked at two =·•· l&mH Tbe euterners evened \he M-rtea count yesterday by ~1111 out a 5 to a triumph over. tbe home team ~ JohnnY OWen, li!Watk lhlr<l·"'"'ker oponld, ~ pyrotiCb)llet 1n the .... ond tJinidl Wlth, a home I'Uil. ~~ next man up, Jack S&ltllaver dU.· \p the dhto river b.ere S.turcl&Y after .. noon, wUl be c:anclUClt«l Tuemal' rftom4la at 10 o'clock from the Catnollc: church. Younc B&lttana drowned wben he and two playmatea were pit,yq· l pUe&\011"the circuli -~ onilllle lamt waa on wheela for the tnter- around a boat. In the rlver. A rtPQJ1 of the a.ccldent it&ted that -the JIOUJ181ter went under the walier followlni a dare and. when he- dld not. reappear t.o the surface, the rr Jl natlonall. ~te~ret~ By . Cliff playmates SOUJCht aid. The a.ccldent. occurred about 2 :30 Rube Benton, who at&rted ~v· lnl for \be Millen, wa• troubled by hil recent aboulder injury and Pea Rldge Day ·reueved tUm. The Newark. hbmel'l ·.aent Day scurrytnr to the ahowen to be replaced by Blam Vm Ollder who hurled tor · the- balance of the contest. •W. MooreJ: by IMoore Brennan pitehed throughout the fracaa for the New11.rk club. The box score: Newark Pennock AB R H PO A E ~ 5 Jensen,rt ........ 4 Owen, 3b ........ 4 Baltzsaver, 2b 3 0 o 15 0 0 2 010 2 :l :l 2 2 3 2 o 0 0 o o 4 o 2 o Brennan, Ha.rgreavetl, t- ...... G . . . . 34. o 1 1 71 o 0 0O • -----38 5 12 ~ 12 0 3 (Herman, Remaley, York ... . 1 G 2 o o ~ 4 o 4--lJ Cuyler.) Hits and run1r-0ft'1 Bulb. 2 '· Chlical,o. 4 o o o o 1 o o 1- o hits 1 hun in 1~3 lnnmg; otr Warneke 5 lilt&, 2 runs li1 2 2-3 innln1111. RWls baLte1 ln-Gehilg. 3. oe- 1 <none oUt in 4UH; oft ·A llen 5 bits . 4 runs In 2··3 Inning~ oft' Orlmes marec, 3, Jurge<~, Lazzert, 4; Combs 4 hits, 4 runs in 1 tnnlng; off· W. F"l~well, " Ruth, Cha;:;ma.n, Eni;:- ~oore, 2 hits. 1 run ifl 6 1·3 inningH llL-1. T'f,·o-;.•a£~ hlts-Gehrl8", Grlmm off May 6 hi t£, 6 runs ln 3 1-3 lnn'¥Well, C'rosettl, Chapman Home lnss; off Pennc.ck 2 hitll, l rtin In 3 Neun,, lb ........ 5 o 3 4 2 o Rolte,ss ......... 50 l 3 2 0 Walker, ct Hill, J., 11 by May ::. . u1.~:J1 2, W. I; nnnln; 2 ' Dlckey, Cr<..settJl; t:y M;oore J <Jurgea>: 'by ~~~~~~~~~;~~~~!liiiio.i nms, Demaree, Lazzerl, 2; Combs.. and Orl!hm . Let:. on ba!es-New York 13; Chicago 'J. Base on bii.Ils---Otr Bush, ' 1 <Lazzeril; oft" Warneke, 1 Double play-:t~erman , Jurge& Innings, oft Tlnnin(l: no h,t&. uo runB in 1 2~3 tnnlngs. Blt · by pl.t.- cher-by Bush <Ruth) : by . . rd May !Gehrig) Winning pitcher-Moore Losing · pitcher-May. UmpJres.- I <Com08l; ofT May 3 (Chapman, ! Maierlturth <N: L.) , plate; D.lntJ!'en Combs and RtlfllngJ ; otf Pennock. <AJ, first base: Klem <N. L.), eee· 1 tDemaree l; oft Orlmes, 1 tOe- ond base: V'lon Oraflan hrig>. Struck out.----by Warneke, 1 third base. Time-2:21, HE?~'S A L.ET'ft:Jt FOR ~~ 'Y!IU , , fA. L.) a:. 1Je· Jm· .... ~,. ""' "" ,... THAT WA'O.LEFT AT OUR HOUSE !IV MI,TAKE., CA'OPER! >M• hl\e :US· uU· lh• WL• ~ Batted for Cohen In ninth. H .Satted for Richards in alxth. c Ran for . Van GUder Jn ninth. .111• .re· lion L. 0 Newa1·k .... . .'. 2 0 1 o o o 2 0-5 Minncapolts . . o 1 0 o o o 1 o 0-2 If,. -.41~1aement ~ wiJ be J.U•n JOl a.a tban • mlni.JDum charJe of rnnc.,v-ftve cenil fot each UJ.Mr· ll<>n. FOR BALE-Oood m!;ll: cow, rca~ sonable. See Mrs. Oco. D'Jl'DbBCh or Phone 841 ~11. D-30-3t. a388.41 REPOR'l'ED COLLECTED ~ BALi--TeQm ~Buy .ff.orOOfl. Tho collecttona or Ma.yor A. J . w lght o.bout 1400 Ibs . Will take St ·,unc.nt !or the month cr Sept~ J('f8CY tt!W as part pa.yment \ember were $33&.41, accordln;. t.:} IJovo.Al • t.he l·:!cen' repo·t: The amoun t tnr quick snle. Write Box 306· will be divided as follows : OiLy, Nort.h Point Pleasant, N. ~~-at. $306.73; County, $18.43; state. 13.:.15. ...... rial ab" .,. ,....,YOIJm TAKEN liPME Wendell IJ-.Iley, who h~ bean Ll Renta crttlca.l condttlon In the Holzu hospital since S-eptember 3 when he ' YOR RENT- Apartment over Phil~ wu struek on the. h~ad by a bB.sc.. Up Sisters S!'Jt-P en Main Btreet: ba.ll. wu releaaed and taken to his He b 1i Co.ll OrncJ fi .o ton, Phone 111- X. home at Burek&, Friday, much improved, the rePort stated. ' 10-3 -&t. .t.o bly for :toR REN1'-.-~ room:~ with oath. Ca.ll Puga.tc Ot'OCery. Ull-R. ~ 9-3D-3t. ~ Lelt )U- JN OUR OFFICE .·~~~t:.: •. ' THIEVES GET cHiCKENS One hundred c.h lctens wer3 sto!en 1 r~om the coopa of Ml.u Pannte Mor. 1 ( . YOU EVHK STOP TO ldl· By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA ' . lfiHtl B1EVA.A. •r• Won't he love thi1 suit? The 1lou1e is the new sportl type. The trousers button neatly onto the •louse. It haa potkeU too. It'• very stnrdy at shown. The trouten are of brown tweed mixture. rile blouse is plain yellow cotton •roadtloth. Navy blue R•nnel with whitt linen ls I "The structure of an advertising campaign is a good dealli~e the structure of a meal. There are certain basic articles of diet -meat, potatoes, bread, butter- the foundation, the fftst cortsi4ei': ation in the planning; then c<lme the side dish~s. the !>&i!Ws, tb,e jellies and jams, and desserts. The best meal brln~ th~ all. to~ gather iii a perfect proportion, just as the best 11dvertising campnign is a p~rlect blend of media. · ,,u, ;, ~10'11• ;t George H. Seigle, Editor of the Miaaouri Valley (Iowa) Daily Timea, Saya: · NIIAT AND TRIM All M14dJ Crtlltltl ,,A llttc,tl j, P11ris a114 ,., #llltlr"l •r• N tv l'orl. r;,,,, ~·:til!' ....••• "In advertising, the newspaper is undispu~erllr j;he basic ar· ticle, the ql.(!at ltnd potatoes, the first noted fi!:~\1r m:. lhe whOlE\ project. · l!ei'haps drrect mail adv~rtising might be re~d~·· ~ til! !!!'~·an>! rcatllo a4v!lrtising Ill! t.\le 4essert; ~ Jllll'll p tlle' di'l~ II. ~ f lt, ..• e~""'·~oijp~atjon. ·. ' ~(? " ,,. ·· ' ~ ' ..~lj''lltt~ ' .. .. . '. anoth~r achiJne. It'• e••IIY m•~e at a 1ma1l cost. 1!l1i1 •t1l• N•. 1166 rP~•f ., .,,,,_,J i11 .rifll Z '' 6 lfl"'· II U rt•~1 ltr imfJff4i-'f' 41lktf"1· It i• "••~~' ttd. .,'...... · ~ .: ' ,· '' .;..., ' " " ' .... ~ .. 1 (· ·., . .,.l., ,,,.:" ,. ,, ' ' " ' ' ,.. •••"" <• ""' If. . !l :'~tiA. l ... . ' ....,. ~ ' i • f ' •. '- t... ..............~ ...... ·o ' 1 ' .• . �,. --r- ' Songbird Back-Craves -Freedom PERMIT ,T~ US [ Big Crowd Hears HEll£f fUl'llOS 11, Jenkin: IC J.il :HncntN H H[ rus [ 0 \ __: I State Relief Comminion 1 For Second Time 'tire ld....tification of r _ i'J; dttae,. Wbooe Where." abauq Believed To Be Known Uaed For Beautify•nr Court Houae 1 1 th~m by the oommisston 1 od u.v the commission frowned upon the proposal that $3,1)6'1' Of 'u c... uu\y KII.Solinc tfl.x fUild be dlvtlted. fm pco1 rtller a.nd then be v•td In ltpalntl ng the courthouw:e MEmbers of the ~tate rdlet comlllh.:On lOOk the pc.sltlon that the painting of th~ com t hou !«! did not I by the It e1tber .-:l?=.;:=.;:=.;:=.;:=.;:=.;:=.;:==.::=.::=.;::==.;:=.;::::::::==:=-:,-:=-:=-~====:- _' Il •onmliSHion Major Brnught, its •v• ~fctetary, m wme une else to will st:nrf execu- 1 Meigs county 1 to con!er I Jenktns with local or -:v?t Mrs. ~ Koe~::_.~,re • ~-""i"l' t 1 Hna.J dec!f;ion muy be Ucte1 by repmt which the lnvestlgai.Ol' tl Jt.'l thfl. crnnml•l:tlun miM81un -//-' - < nte mystery of "the face on the have rock 1\t Porellt Run apparenUy hns :oc_----__t-,w_o he 1 .....~ Al31denL8 t re p\WI ,.~ The discovery of thls old pJece Lhi! qt workmanshJ.p was made by John re,.;t- \ Bo.lly Jr, son ol' :Mr a.nd Mrs John tu BaUy, while searching the hills back of the Bally home for a cow, tearrest or .h.. centl The rock bearing the ta.ce been IMued an1 was found on top of the gt•mnd In 1 ' 1Qt" J;;:;by;.. 11 by MtaUng I thnt hifl speech WfH' Mr Mrs Lhe United Stu! , were aceompu.nled by was to Mrs Hotel "tll'f:N! ersona ~t!~:·s~~~~Y ";.,~~e~ ~~~~\';:~~~e v ! P~ym~'~th Ro~~ ~~~~ ! 'I 3 and wo ld I :;c~1 :S ·~"~~~~ ~:~P:;1~ ~A):n~~~ 1 :'~n~:n ~: i~~ ~••.~~ ~;~~.~~~th~~n~;'~~ :;;r:.,~f:.l ~tute I:: :~~ -::;h~t ~~~ldhapp•n ~{.' ;~~~n ~ ~~•~"'.::::!'~~ ~:In ,~ •:;, ston and at Jones Mr Ft8.Jil! n atlcmnl u emot 1' i the pa.o; L month vlsltluc The enlhe ~urface ot lhe rock 8 l nnfi th·~ basic cutrency I He .. ~:tl the Franz family 011 which th1• lmprc~:~Sion wns made,[ __ 1 •I that lndURtr:,r coni m Del-l no~ I Mrs Mattie Reeves or Columbus 1 bore the mnrks o( hnvlng withM d Mrtt 0 1E N llliC wer'c ! large b•mking conc"r:~ wei,C p • 1 s 1...en1 sunday w1th !ri-ends h e1c ! st.ood the e lement~ fot II tong por~ I I an o.; the makhlR' of the !;wt.teS o enn ~Al s N J Orah:un roturm'!d to lod 1visitors In HuntingtOn Sunday 1 sylvania, Ohio ttnd Ma.ssacl\llliCtl.s ht•r home In Pa1 ker!ihurg Sunday 1 Older rrndtlenL~ recall uo one of I Dr 1-1.nd Mrs R. E RtJbl,a:m.tH ant1 11J11t lhnt Oett.ysburg, the gteat men o.fter spending the pn~ t two w~kR th e prcst:nt gt!nr>l ation living In 1 I or Ohio and v s1 thtK M1 and Mrfl A K Oliver th e vlclnlty of Fmest Run wbo week end wi~h Mr anll M s 1rgU I be most 1\~epr~sc~la lV!xplalned In or Mulbeny ~~ovenue .md M1 nnd might hnve completed the wodt f ~ states r en n& ! M1s Will 8lnge1 of Pine Gtove Fot thls ,.easun many who ha\le Campbell nnd fllmily 0 But rnut' fl m11nnvr uncterst.andable to a man 1 She was accompanied by the 0111 0 sceu the wot k beliCVI' 'hat the scJInf the stl'l';tt the Ivers and Singers who •em.11ned ror resum' h01 studies ot Ohio of the 1 a Pullins 0r Flatwoods 1 - Mr and Mt'S Roy Klncude and son Roy Jr of Pt Plellsant have moved Into the Koe~~ter property on le street Mr Klnca.de has taken ~::ar e 01 the ~odem Market store No 0 at Cuuit and Main streets Jonn Hlte. foL'ItlH!I mnnager, will be transfcr1ed to the new Mod.em Markets store room formerly oc.. cu Jed b H&rry Rou..h a:d Mrs Earl ,..ourtrlght nnd f ~r dauohter Erma, of Col"",l~us JeSSI! Brewster Miss Carletta OhUnter returned Monduy from II. week end =::t~ Mr and Mrs 0 F M o MBSOn City Mt• \nd Mrs. Peter Kiehllna: of ~P~~~::uth~et~~kd e~~OO:,~th a~ tonner's mothfn:, Mra Val Eller'>~ bach bu?e:~~/h:e:~r :~~~r to~~f'!:li {;,- qU3'tor of Ohio Slate unl..talty ',~~~B~~f:~2!~~~ ...~~1Jri:~~::ty ~~~~ ~gf';;,-:.~i> ,:.:~- •:lt~~~n""~~ I~~~.!h~: on";;~;f,,~!',~;e ~~~~~;~ ~~~I::~~~~~~~!;(\~: •r.;~~-~·~::~"'~,~ I~;!n~r~wue ~?o~ldd;~~~ ~~!dt!~Jcp~£;~ca~ I~~~~to~~~:};~~~~~ Ml ~ rl::~~ cl"- I ~:~~~~~~~t~!Eie~i~dFe~tu "btu~ Chnpm~ th~:rstt!~ G=~~ne·l~~ ~ ever !!uggc~t.eu M1~ and ~land one ha.d reported seeing IL beeo- /ore in-iJ¥i-l:iiv,eotiiluilo;;j; Jf The face 1s a likenes.o; or u hu~ man robabl intended tot an lm ~ reul~ of a~ IndiBn. as 1a evldenby the hlllh forehead, eyebrows. qe~ .Doee llPI cheeks and ahln n wai carved or ~h.tsled In the face or the BOII'f l'OCk which had appa~~ ently been worn a.wa.y from a much Jar,er' one by the weather Many have made special trlrw to Porest Ruu since the diECOVt'IY t.o to view the 'fBctt on the rock' and the theory has been advanced that the work was done mnny years ago - - - ------ --- ~d '~~iJ',.!:O:=~~==:l===:l.-\ntlln (.-\Jldyl ._ Kuhl, Away Aftt:r fllneliil 0' ~,veral Monilia 65 PllSSCd west Mo.fh al B~nday _:M:;::r_:":_:':;'":._::M:,:r:_•:_:W:.:•:_:ll~C:oe;;::h:.._::ot:_:W:.:•:"~·~'~ ,~o.~·-.,..c-,,.::4::,..,..;,:f'i)ff~-i,;) Mrr:~ I :': Kuhl ex-sold-~ I I Pt!'i:JI.'i flli, dian whllt oi.heri> have 1 the o our re Mr null Elmc1 E.....,r:nach Marcella Reitiel lhu.t ll m .l!~ht bl n pu1 L of 11 pet1 !- tlves ! f-1 • aho stated that h" w11.s in rnvor 1of Pt Plea:m.ut spent sunday with 1 Mrs Cora B Roberts a.nd son bert Coates n.nd HarOld Fisher re ~ f1 1 d lxlUy of an Indian I Mr and MI S Wllllnm Grllnth of the boi"IU!l, but could not see !LOY 1the former'•, moth c1 Ml 1 Pett>l Robert returned Sunday after tmned to Lhelr studlts ot QtHo RtJgurdh s.<~ uf Utr.flc theot ltfl how ~ 1and Mls l ehmd Pt oploe!i and 'dau ~ concmvablc wny thn.t lt could be ! Ebcrsbnch of Wlt:t.gnll strtet ~ penrllng the w~k cmd with Mr ,universitY Stmday aner ~ndJ.ng <:ver uu one seems to know the 1ghte ~ VIvian of Columbus retW'n- paid ot the present However, 1 MI R John Burnell tctm ned to und Mrs ~ D \!annum o( Athens ~\wee) end '(lth tbalr · ~ta h!J;to Y ur lim hlce on the rock led Sun;ry nrter spending the weeK theOJized thnt tf those Pt Pleasant artm Hpendlng whl~h hnr. mystified the re11tden~ el)d WI 1"C"lo.t1ves here 1 Je1'!!. who were not In need would re- 1 the p[!Jlt i'N!veral dayr:~ ns the guest 10 of Forest Run and t.he1-e seems to •L A:, Person spent Bnttudny llnnub;h their clnJm pe,.haPB a I of Mr nnd M1s Oemgc Dunlel.ol be no way to Identify Its age ColumbUs on busineBS m rthod could be n.nnnged tor those and fa.mlcy The Rock whlrh was small Mlfls Edna West nnd Richnnl In need M1 and M1 s Joe Rubin and enough to be hnm.ll..'t1 1 wa..<l removed ReUtel of Oolumbus rtLurned. Sun· Aftet the llpeech the ladles of the 1children retu1ned fl um Hu ntington hom it,<; posltlnn ou U1c hillside and day a.tter spending the week enQ 1 Rt•publlr:.m tluL held D. busin~ss 1 Sumta.y after .'!pending the week earrlctl t-o Lht.! BP.IIV l"tC!\Jrh nee, wh ere wr~ ~r ~nd Mrs Scott Ridg:~way !Uf"'Cting A~ I his meetlnlf pl~n~ I end Wit h Mr and MI S Dave Kohn thOBe who huvc hf'o.r('l nbout the 0 n pn venue 1 wne made fm u 'fulthet cnrrv Ill! Ml and M1s Ruy Chlls!ma n j cllt!COvery hn.ve gonP lo view II nnd j bo~r~r~o~~~~~~~r~ ·;~~ ;;;;m:~J oh of thelJ ctunpalgn plana I M 1 :1nd Mn A1thnr J..ong nnd I t.o pondurlovcl Us hlstorv lsqn: Jn-law and do.ughtm Mr, and Harry Long of Wn snlngl nu, Pu ---- - - - --~- M h i;pCnt the w~:¥k end hme t11e gUC'l'its I'OIIIt Alll AIUU :-: n:n ~~ 0 o.rltoll Zhnmct of Lexington, ~:hlldron and Mr!l :1uylot of Flotn or M1 and M1e J ohn HILP- fh" HclbCJ 1. McOtunL'I, J B Rlclll\rc'IQ I or. and w R Orlffln and 1\lld Mr and Mt"I'O Henry Durst and CluiRtmum; nnQ Mr E1 nd M1s Long and son 11 Ewell rmJ Earl wcr1 at lOOby (lf Columbus lt:!'turned sun- daughlets were guests of Mr n.nd retmned Sunde.y uccompv.nlc<l by 1ested Sund 1y nn..: b! 01 iht to thr day after speudlng the week end Mrt> AI thur Wandllnll of Naylord M1 'J C P Long ullm ol Wasluugton 1 Meigs ccunty jull by (OU •ty au\ hot~ wiLh Mr and Mrs Scott RldgttwltY Run Sunday who hns tw.nu visiting the Hites the ltleR 101 an alleged st•Hes or 1ob of Union Avenue The' condition nf Mll':s Al}nl' pnst three weeki> H.ury Long 1e- 1 berJeH llt'ILr R w::: ds~illl' lMr ond MrH Phtllip H Meier of Bally who is confined lo her hcnt..' m 'lhH d fm o. week a vi!Rt 1 The fo\n are being lu;Jd on chl'!.rg- B lck s~rei)t uud their son and Llau~ In Forrest Run by lllneRs IH reporl · Word has tM!en received he1e oil 1.--s of burglat y nnd larceny ncrused gbter~in~taW M1 and Mra Joe erJ to be unimproved the pledatng or Miss Phyllis Duen or stciLIIng a 1111 1!'1! quu.n11ty 11 'Mcl~r of 11rac1bu• y retm ned Mon~ MI !!S Len a. -:t'ld~ ·" confined tv to the Ohio unlv-c rstty chapter (Jf wtwut hom a biLrn da.y an.et s~ndJng Bunda,. with her homu on West 'da.ln street by Chi Otnegn :.otorlty 1tt formal Mr and Mrs 'Phillip L M~ler rmd Illness pl eriRin g se1 vlct:s Saturcln.v evening 1 NTt.R.Tr\INS FRIEND~ ROn , WJtlt.er ot CO!umbu.o; Mr and Mrfl Jacou Elberfeld and al ~~" o clock 11.t t ht: chnuter hou.<m ,__ t rt , h{r hnrt M1s Albeit wame 1 and daul(hter Rnchel ILnd Mr and 1\olt-:. on "N01Ih Oolluge St1eet In Al.hens Miss Mn....,J 0 nvtl\ enter o1ne, .1 j .Alfl'!d Elberfeld o.ntl f&mily s;>cnt 1 < number of friends n..t !\cr hom""' ('ll Bundn wiUl JocotJ n.ntl Earl Elbcr M1Sf1 Dut'tl wno 'll•l< tmted lnst tu« Chester l'Octd Sn.turdn.y ey~ 1illK I berfeiJ of Logan Junf! f10m l,'nm~>tov 1\lglt ~chool .s 1llo!W ptescnl were Kathryn Mitch NOTICE f d M H C ld 11 the d1.1ui"hl r or M:t llt\d Ml ~ 0 Dr o.n rs a we ErnesL Duell or Em1L Main "lrcet Oerald ne Prl.lk('l Audln D~loldy Liberty Expreu Motor Pa.tkersburg ~>pttnt Sunday visiting ftlends In Little MaJy Ooottwm who fell Wilhelmine BmiU1, Jean >\rno Opal Will Hugh aen~hs F~rtKH l1nt• k Tran1fer made lu Miss 0 th Wtll 0t Park tnfr Ftlday aJt<: rnoon m1a Un can while 111 • 1 H 001 1 ' oro Y ers g rollf'J NkR tlng neat hCI home on M1Lch Edga.r At no em ,, Elnd from Cincinnati WC\ekly came SP.ttU'dlly to 11pend a weeks Second street and ~vet ely cut hm 1 Dellx t t Bhtkc, Oco1 ge Hk~ f; c. • vacation with her parents Mr and Pom~:roy anJI Altrt'd Ro~l and Anybc..dy that hu anythirta M E D Will f Li left leg below the kMe wus lmprov 1 • Hill 0 1.! h f Mid 1J t • IS IICO n ed 8,\ltfi.CICUtly M011day to l>esume hm Ohnrles Sw !'I er o 1 t ewt to be ah 1pped to or from, Albert Frn111: left for (:lolumbus studies nt t.hc s unar Run 1,'1':.t.(le 1 Call Phoae 616-X~arlea Sunday where he will bert.n his SD school I phomore yem ut Ohio StatA urllMrs Alice Sflcnce 1 who cl\ught h~ J,.OCAL "'-AN PASSES 3 45 or sev~ Ydllow Jaundice resUlting Lhm e- I UGHTUP! WITH Edison Mazda Lamps sev~r[•~l;yl}:~~~:=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~- l lft"sured. Mr and Mrs Leo Hagman u.nd spiitlnm.l. h~r ankle Saturday even~ Mana1er. AU h1 1 as rooGheinwas(l. walking hole and 1I Caeci, .,_ _ _ _ _ _, _ _ _ _car1o _ _ _varsity ,_•_m_ll.;y_"_'_0_0_1 u_m_b'."-';."'.n,;,t_a_u~n-day imr In the alley I .,; ~een wle ~jeNLI~ theatre build~ Roosevelt Greeted by Norris & DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By EDSON R. WAITE, StiAWNE£, OKLJ..t40MA $1.00 Prorreaaive buaineaa men real~· that in order. . tO' .make . a rood profit they mQat have quick tumover, of atock. \ PER CARTON OF SIX The only way thia can be done ia by TRUTHFUL ADVER· 1 ~ TISING. Better lighting becomes more and more important as the days grow shorter. Phone your dealer fm a supply now or order f10m any employee of this company. Delivered to your home in carton quantities. P1 epare now for tho~e long wintu nights. Southem Ohio El•ctrlc Co. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "'Ill rain MOIItll• IUIII j)robabJy In Eut u>d Clrlllll poot/oa WOOI!JOio ~... , •• , ""'"""' 8lllbllrl - ' -- IIIIIIJttt 11M :.'llllder WM.Ilf!ldaJ, •• ~:!!'u':.!'. '~:'.""'" POMEROY, OHIO,' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1932 PRICE-THREE CEN COLUMBUS WILL FIGHT GAS DECISION ou Run 'l'o View !~~~ia!~;' f~~ ~~t~ ~:~~atap£~cac~~ ~astop/e~;::nnt n~~~~ st~ ~~r; ~ 1!JI ('n told ;hat ht• w1ll never ~ee a gam Le ' parents. Mr. and lMany Go To' F•)rest s on the pro~ w r ~hown with them "F O Th R •k'' po.•Jnl mined the Mr Jenkins concluded t Mys eriOUS ace n e oc :ub~ there ~~~ with nnd F.J They ling and ~chmlttaUt!f<l 1eS'-&urant M.r and Mrs,. Can\ey w things that m~~odc I home Mrs I able leRume her duties and and Howard the K"reatest nnd beat counLry of the Elizabeth Hagman .vlw !las been the M&rtln Monday after· Dennlson or Salem Center =========::::::::;::;==:::::'========::!i. p I i nnmely ( here w1th noon Sunday CUJSt8 of Mr llr ' un~ ".~t•o.~E~••~~..~" VOL VII N0. 18 1 appotuted Mrs Frankie 1 Gaylord of Middleport chairman of t.he meeting ~ Mr Jenkins spoke for one hour elGPl&.lned In a clear concise I just what the cowttry fac and how the p ..e&ent. admln:.S wl\8 meetiniJ the situatwn of mstanees whereby a 1 th 1 man 1cmarked thllt every mt.: wrong wlt.h the OO¥DttY and alltmblic men were r.rooks rn~ l t ' IJ.,_lo;:>Sllla,n upheld the In f!HI1 ' ol pullUc men In general but J.d 1 m ted that there were e. few thh u-. w ong with the nat~on He added ho ;wevel thal one didn't ~Wrn doWn 'l whole barn to ext.enntnate ~h~ He talked of tn ~ 1 f'tF within· ptet;ent econonw .!!YStem and ;m sent.ed argum~nt.. In favor of 111e prot.cctivc t11.rlff H-z pointed Oltt tl'st Blthough the Democrats >P· !)u~eJ h igh tn.rlff Lh ey tutned Do I" every chance In Congress to rc1u~ , l.t Mr Jenkins also spoke of th e Mn-~ Vera Ada Moyer left 16~yeat-old mother, and Lr.e Wllbur Koeppen, World War debt o.nd emph::ts.zetl u •I • • . f th h r J dge Jolm p McGootty f~t that the United states qov• r· ~ u tim!-~ of the bomb which exploded m front o e orne o u.,. · nment had not loaned a ainA"Ie pen- nf Chicago are Hhown here as they met for the first time since the blaRt. Lee has 1 thorlty to spend this BUill out of t~t 1evcnuP derJved from the sale I f •l'1 u lo II I ._ l ds w~s nJjecu:c' - - 1 \lfu.THER FORECAST-. ·------~EVn=~~~======~~~~~5W===F~U~L~L~L~E~A~S~E~D~W~IR~E~OriF~l~N~T~E~R~N~A~T~I~O~N~A~L~N~E~W~S~S~E~R~Y~IF.O~E~~~~------~~~~~~~-· l;~t~~~~·~ :r~d~~t"~1 ~:C~~a~~ ; mlsslonerH of that county tor w.u- . ' DEADE~' NOTlCI!l - If you w.an• 1\ the Newa OIBee of The Daft, Tribune, call 236-L; tt the Bualneu OIBce ask for 202-R. i Roosevelt, Smith, May Bury Hatchet TR~UBlE~ AGAIN I ~ Coronation of a Demc.cratic History May be FUR£ IN IlliNOIS JJ IIt AccurthoWJe rec~nt application by the cc..m- t.hst Elllli 0 by the reatmc ::.pea er, 1rctsman Thomas A I l'f'O.l poor relief I ccnstltutc Auno_uuct:mtnt WM made \ -- '-t"lf'- - can women and their rrtends and ""ontd "' the '"""""' brkough0t w Columbus, 0, Oct 3 -INS-Por t the S£cond Um", the state relief c"mml~sion I.Oday refliSSd t.o permit Meigs county to use •3 061 at Its poor rt:Hcr funds for palnttns 1 ' ans mlddle aKed ex-service men, i I ' Bomb Victims Meet Politi~ally I Pl obably one of the mos.t enthus~~";,~::?.~~··~r:•.:~h~:·;.;;; tawyus laborers and f&rmers mlnl~' In the crowd or the Republ1- ON PETITION I _ I$3,067 Wou1d Have Been \ WARRANTS ISSUED i Speaker at Women' I Turn1 Dea f .I:'Ar I - s~~~~ Saturd•Y afternoon at two o'ctoc:t in the court. room of the Oourt House 011zz1ed civil war vet.P- 1 .._ ' l$ridp Robber Re:;... • pcl!'letl Made \fl.. OIIIO IT fl fUIIIII '"' NIGH I UO t•t COLUMIUI 0 • II A•r IIONt>,lY, OO'I'OBD I, ltu ~,. OF TRIO Of IANOJTS IS H£lD IT PT. PlEASANT u••J• " , ' Th,e prifit,d Pl!.gelt the,one lfiJ o~lt~,to ad..Jrtiae wl,!~.~,,~, . exceptic!nal'efficiency and economy. Newspaper adnrtiainc brinl!' a buain... in direct contact with every home in the community. Advortiaementa are read by potential cuatomera who have money to spend. by people Advertiaementa putlpeople in a buying mc!Od. The buaineaa that auc:c:eecla is the buelneu that ael~ what-the people want. People are aold on advertiled !fOOd•· Stores th~t link their buain... with advertlaln1 are the atorea that lea~ to lea:derthip, NATmNS MAY TRY TO tH GERMANY T~ REC~NSIOER Made at Albany Ere Week is Ended MINING ~EGmNS Albany, N Y Oct t - lNS-A roo<l deal of Democratlc hl8tory It~ being made in Albany during this _ Jntportant week IJefore the pre!d- I T roopa Patrol Streeta In ci ~ ntial elect1on Berore It 1a ended It may see Canton FoJiowin1 the burying of the hatchet be· Sh ' Lween AI Blntlh and Franklin n oobn1 Roosevelt. witness a ma. ked de~ •' cline In Tammany s presti!l;t! in OF MINE LEADER state affairs. and see the beirlnnlng ot o new allgnment in the Demc~ £n eel cratlc alfalrs ot New York state 1 .. \ot At He ter ome Major Power~ Conaiderably Worried By Withdrawal I Aa Reault Of Rate Fixeil By Commiaaion In Famoua c.,_. I FROM PARLEY H Takea Lead In Supporting Penua.. ion Propoaal En1~nd M•yb<, the hotch•t Of Operator For Whom betweon Smith and R.oosevelt wont be bur· h~d lltte But. the~ are ffiUII)' JllHe Worked dfco.tlom that po.ut. that. way I By ARNO DOSCR ~FLEUROT For one thing, they are unHed Canton Ill. Oet 4-INB-NaINB Staft' Corrt!lpondent be;hind the "ubt!rnator 1o.J ctmdl· 1 tiona.l suard troops today patrolled Oct 4-INB-A flve da.cy or Col H H Uehman And 1 the street& of this coal mlnlng Oeneva, power parley deslaned to persuade unless there tB a dramatic and lm· I L'flnler rollowlns the serloUB wound-~ qermany t.o rejoin the dlli&rmament expt-eted eleventh hour switch or 1 :.ng of Robert Pollitt t-mploye of the conference here loomed. as 8 dis~ eome kind, Col Lehman is going 1 Pschirrer and Clearvl...-w mines and tinct po&!llbility t.oclay In the welter to be- nominated despite the fact ror 22 years a union leader in this of Europe's lnternatlonal relBttons that Thmma.ny Is ccoJ to nha 1f dllilrict. MOI!t a tl pporters ct the not actually hostile The shootlnl engendered uew bite ve su The I tcrneSB In Illinois lntm neclne mine proposal are Norman H Davis and 1 expectation 1s that Ccl Leh~ I Jubor war waged betwPen ttul Unit~ Sir John Simon, British foreign I mans name will be placed iu nom- J ed Mine Workers c.f America and mlnJ.sLer: They were reported to lnp,t.Jon by none oth(-r than Sm1tt1 J cilf. Secessionist Prol{t'esslve Miners have halt· comlnced Premier I himSfllf It will afford Smith op~ mlon Herrlot. ol France that such a portunlty If he Clli"t!S to arasp It I The troopa, were sent here from conference hekl 1n London, would o[ speaktnr a word Ior the natlonnl Fcot~a at the requ~st of Sheriff c solve the present arm!'l,lmpasst! ticket or Roosr:velt and Garner c Prickett, who f•ared the tense 1 It wu apparent that continued Twlct'l since the bitter Chica.go !>l.uo.tlon mo.y breed new dlaorders non·partlcipo.Uon of the Reich in convention, Smith has stated thut .!.lmllar 1.o the riot or la8t Saturday, the conference was causing- diplo- he would 'support the ticket • but Sheriff Prtckett augmented the ~he thajorh power!h ...a:slreadt he ha.'i never mentioned G'lvemor national I):UO.rd force with 100 of hts rn ermany as emJ-H... ze R.ootevelt's name. picked deputies Sentries were poet!!he wJU not partl!!lpatt: unles.!l her I He hu been &!lent too h ed throughout the town a.nd pa· a.~ parl~r deman": ar~a~ted llskPd whether he pln.~ned ~a~~ crowds A heavy auard of sheriff's the ~· ol W8Bhun "" 1 ' aYOrs scme speeches during the cam~ deputies was thrown around the ea S\Rl a Pl.f ey tl J.ndl- pal8n home or sta~ fl attorney o Ray ca~ point t.o succeu: But M Whether 0 r Senlft Hetr1ot pointed om that the present ar~Jea.r bel o:erno Roo&cvelt will PolUtt was allot as he and his DOciaiern 1 =of .- ADVANTAGJOF EASTERN COAL OPERATORS, LOST BY RULING io ~t~:"'~m~;:tsd <!lrlla!J "'"'• -~; ~ : tna ~QJ'. &!!~.;~m wt$ proble:!tlcal, ~~:u~~6 ~~ wife "liJhted from 1!1elr aut!_*ei:Nle to of Comme"" COtnll\inioa in P.ermittin1 Railway Redu~&atu Put. Ohio aftd Penru;yl.-aaia !'.,"t!Jolon Ql1 It~, 1!.\!ll.tl!O 1'!?1!• and w.j~~.r• , , ~. c_ _ __pt.. , ~"iJ!b ·:lll:iiW'il<ltll,...'l!tilitti)~~~~s\'111(~ fOr Y·~'ih..a1 ?-"-· VJUJJI , -~ _·=~ ~ ,, 1 , .'" an!S; Rotistvelt ~ on the same P.l8l· a v131t The ,..wn•s buJJeta ~m fotm be!Qre It ad/DI.lrn8 eu. from an automobilo Mrs. Pollitt Columbus 0 Oct fl-JN8-Near· , knflht for Lhe business even harder 1• lUI ... I stmon, Brfiish Poretp • dlacuaaed. the ~~ wU able to dodge them but Pollitt ly au the edvantage obtained by 'n11a deCiSion puts the f1aht back wJtb ~ Nonnan , DaYil Amertean SOCIAL WORKBftS Mk£1' tell seriously wounded eastern Ohio co&l operai.Ors In re- to where it was before the rate TP- announcetl of dl&armament. expert, and then !eft -I cent rate reductlollll ordered by the 1 ductlon. were ordered In Ohio he lnvesttpte the of abolish plntform for Parll ~ confer with l?remle" Oolumbus, 0 Oct 4 - INB- TOLL OF FLOOD IN state utll1tles commission were sa.ld in& and retundlni ueesementa ,. 08,_,_ 1 Hen1.ot Mol"f! than 1000 Ohio social work- • swept away loda.y wben the Inter~ A thorough tmesttgatlon of !.he 1 against propert,- owne1'1 Lt Oov 1 Meanwhile, the American 4eleg&- ers are expected here tonight when WEST IS SET AT 45 1 11 tate commL!Islon IJ'&nted rate re- eoo.l tre11ht rate controversy Is William 0 Pickrel and Bpeater ··::;.=:~:: red ault. me cents not be tlon dq in for a !ieee to put over the ftnt &eneral seMI.on of the ductions to PennaylvRnla operato1'8 planned by the Inl.ei'lltat.e Com- Arthur Hamilton. aa nead of the drenched to the President Hoover's pl&n tor re- Ohio Welfare conference will bl! Bake~sfield Cal, Oot f-INS- The order by the federal oom- merce Contml88km a~> R result ot Senate and House, t'ellpectlveJy You'd better go home and pea~ ~!~h!h~~:~ ~~l:,~;ptJ:n!t. ductlon or military etteeUves, wtuc::h Bddressed by City Manager c A Search was underway todoy tor a miS!!Ilon permitting the Plttsburah I the va.rtoua protests riled by opem· made a.ppotntmenta Nl rollowa your eloiJlea at onee .. t th with 1R th llppears to have a better chance tor DyUtra of Cincinnati box-car In which 21 transients were and West VIrginia railroad to re- tors and railroad& of the BltumJ~ Senators Walter 0 N1ckela fR} of the young man had an u I cue e,;se v or, e BOVsuccess now that it ia ln the hands ~ teporte~ to j hsve met death In the I dupt Its coal freight rates from Inoua coal dtat~tct and new acUon New Philadelphia., Frank E Whltt.e slgnrn.entla.nd he "ltuet to the e~:hlnc front~ 8 e editorial or 8 polltlcal r&ther than teehn$Ca.l TRACTION CAR IS f Tehachapi oorae cloudburst western Pemuylvanlu LO nortllern 1mn.y be taken later more (Rl of Akron L L Marshall Idesolte Ule coneern of the nnt 1&4Y I denuncatlon of the pu~UUea et~m~ experts. althouah Its discussion re~ Bod1e.a ~r 10 vietl,ma have been ~ ~hJo marlet.a, tlg8'-t platces bhlo Pennaylva.nia 4ixpecta an lmmed· lRf of Cleveland John P Bower of the land mlsllona decision wu eatTied as molfll htrhly technleal recovered and five mOlt persons and Pennsylvania opea&tors on even Ia~ pickup 1n business eatlmattna fDI of Loi"an county and WUU~t¥1 1 Meanwhile tbe Prbldtmt In hil l .. &trtctly a bJI corpmatlon P"&b HUih Wlllon, Ame'rtcan Minis~ s~e known deac1 terDUl Jn the fiJht tor aale&. In the 100 ruUrc to be worth 3,000 H Herner fO) ot Huron couhty 18hlrtaleuea 1/Qt"ted on his addre• and declared that 'Instead of Qo,~ ter to Switzerland, transferred his Fremont 0 Oct 4 INS-o A reviSed estlmnte by official& Cle~eland, In the opinion of opera· tons or coal a dsy Six hundred and representative& George Forme~ Late he appeared on the platronn ernor White betna ret.urned w headquarters to 0efl8l'a &om Berne, ' ne placod the toll of dead at 45 and to1s here Imlnera will be given employment In (Rl of Hancock ootmW, Wt.ll ~ ~mlllna but &ppare~~tly weary He PD\llfr the next aenaral ali$embJy prepared for a lonr atrun:le to ~~n ~lkll;ed and another pJOb~ I the damage Bt t2,000.000 I A temJ)Onry adn.malt'! Wall atv. the hope or supplying Ohio markel.a Prtnale tRI of Cleveland. L R refw-Jd to mate a statement. but should lertslate chairman Hopple achieve the commission's accept· Y a Y njured today when Over dl8rupt£d lineR of commuul- en Ohio operators In the ratl: cuts Qbkl mines around Cadiz Me.rt•"'s Bostwick tRJ of Mo.dlflon cowuy <t-ttlr "'CC eomerning hla speech' he a.nd hts budd} OeJeer out or their ance of Irreducible minimums for ggage express ca.r of the Lake 1 cations word reached .here tllat 21 ordel-ed by the state commlaslon Perry and steubenville are expHt- E c Eikenberry (0) of Prebble ~ said jobs, either th~t or a.iJOll8h the utiall armies ba.sued upon thet armed Shorn raupy left the tmcks on 1\ m..:'!n were 'bumming their way on j Aug 1 Pennsylvania. .started a ed to be affected county ana Fled P ELS168 m~ ot ~r haven t flnl.ahed my apeech IItie& conunluion altogether strenr~ of the defeated powers rul'Ve near Woodville and turned I one box car of the freight train contest before the I C C as a re- I A conoensus of the reaction of Shelby county yt.t 1 won't have It done until In view of 1111 thl!! elrcumat~~ Such ll.I:X':aptance would form the Iover twice which was swept a wiLY by the 50· l sult Similar reductions probably severa.l coal operntore to today'& we get to Rock laland, POAibly not surroundtn1 the rovemor'&-tJOrt'~ bo81B or reduction of all cl8S8es of The victims were Don Soldlnec•, toot torrent of water 1 may not be able t.o Jive the present utUittes sUua~ hf..l 1 wJU be ordered tor West Vtrgtnln I move bl the 1 c c !-ihowed an al- COLUMBUS OFFICERS l lhen muttary effectiveness when the 1 55 conductor of the cru who WBS operator11, oleo Ohio rivals, It was most unanimous feeling that the L SHE BY CHIEF out oresa copies until we cet to pollthumow statement saylnc: -bf' full conference reconvenes. I believed instantly killed and Wtl- 1 TEACHERS DEMAND PAY predicted here Pennsylvania 1eductlon will only A D Des Moines penonally hoped tor ~ ta.~cerU de~ Poa8ib1Uty of the London confe1 I 11om Stutz t9, the motorntau Chicago Oct 4-INB-A demand Hot:klng Valley operator& will Intensify already bitter competlYou know there a a Jot to do-- clalon, Is rtdteuloua pcooiWr.al bun~ ence was coruudcred cutficletltl' I whose chest was crushed and Ices I that Chicago's public schools be not be as hBrd hit. by the ICC rut• tlon' I Columbus, o, OCt 4-lNB-City A lot to answer· comb It d«eiYeB no one" ~ the 'btlImminent to leacl to reports .hJt were broken closed was made todo J to lhe board 11ng as thole In Eastern Ohio be~ Toda.ys order by the comm18111on l detecttves came unde · the lash to· torlalaald Dt.vts was preparing to go to Lon· I W1tnP.· ~r.~ ~uld the co1 was 1rav of education by 14000 unpaid 1cuuae they do not compete AI reven;ed a prevloua one refuslnll to day In ColuotbUII us police chief TOT IS AlJTO VICTIM. Olllclale or the ColumbwJ oy aJt don to lay the 1:-ound worK 1 he ellnr at a h1gh raLe of spct'd and teachers. 1t:j)irltedly tor Lite steam coal" bull- recognl~e a new dliCerentla.l for 1Fred Kundts demanded th~y brenk o~ 1 ton 0 Oet t-IN&- Three~ Fuel Co . wbteh bad SQUiht ·1::~ American delegation rofu&• I to failed to negotiate the shup The teachers askt:d. tho.t the • ineu as their nelfhbors the Pittsburgh & West VlrBinla I up a wave ot robberies l~r-old Dorothy Gardner had t.-ent. rate, a.I.Bo appeared WUI'l~Wf:i comment be)'ond stating. thot Duvll'l curve Theca w:~.~ cmnplt lc,_:. lie! ~hools be shut down Wltll the I rhil w111 be a b1a and l'lerious t lines By the mere f1Un1 or a sup- 1 •y, l8 ttme tor the detective bu been killed todDy "ben 11 truck by with the comm1.8s1Qns ~" {1.1\g would not leave Oeneya toO•ifh~ molh:~hed banks were WUilni to Mvance funds • dle:a.ppolntment to the Eastern Otl&o plernent to the ortgtnal tariff, the I reau to snap into action and pre• an automobile Indicated the would appeal.fromitie far the payment of their salarle~t operators who waaed a lonr rt(ht railroad may pui the reduced rates vent these numeJ"'UU atlc!t:·UP 53-cent rate BerUn, Oct t-a:NB-Only •r ~~~.. 1 Manv of the teaehers clli~lmed thev tor reductions. and won In the Into eltect partie&, 'Kundtl aald1 after a drliji! L 0 AGAIN ON Appeal Qf the declsmn, It wu..n~ OBJECTS TO 1 are l<l IUIRmed or a poUte reception •v11' LABOR no lonpr able to provide car t.upe that thev would rt:J,Jo.tn tnl' Ohio's battle ror cool rate and a beauty ahop w~ held Pa":t: ~t t--lNS-Form!'"~a~o~ pected will requ~.Ro COMJderaQ,Ic Germany p:o.rttclpate In ~h" prJtJSE Of MILITIA fare or to pay tor theh lunches marketl'l of thei ~ own &Late' de· ductlona wa.s st&rted by the Wheel- up lut nt•ht A total of ,us was James J Walker of New Yo~t be· time-months attd perfla,pa yeil,~ po.o;:ed dlRarmament mc~ttaaIn . ..lul'(d a well known Ohio coal ma1• ina & Lake Erie road which sourht taken In the two robberies aan the las&. lee or Jlil'l dramatle The Chi! baa been haniJID,g ftte~ if~ Inndon It W09 ortlelnll)' 'lll:"lll\IDC'"d C{,(UnlbUR 0 Oct 4 -IN8-Usc nate and obtained cuts In the extreme dQEh home today to renew the bat- ready ror the laet ten :vefii,Tli t<>day Tiley have lost everything ~~ eastetn nelds of the state The cam~ tle for hla pollttcal Hfe • • • • •• ~ ,, • O~tnally It \VfLH ll&1d, will rte- of the state mllitlo. to j)ICWf'lt l)!r. same~ Pennsylvania coal "'--: palan wns latel joined by the A 10 30 M he 1ned: k mand that the general u (m•J!i,J tl!t(' 1 1alWilYS competed strouciY for Ohtd'" Roojl;l.ng VQIJey operators. Wh(lob.. X 8J::: Of tbe confe et:tc.~ dtrf~r u eycry nt the Ohio State Federation ~hlarke~ Wetlt _VIII~~~~ __!l~ ,....taJ~~~unllztna: ~eductlons -I •here he was to embark on the ! l"l'Epect h'Om the re ~e nt B1 lUSh CConUnued On P::.]• Sis Has Slim for Rccov· Em,pa" IM I I Ita I ,ob WRECKED, MAN DIES I :S I I I re· lstore rmprovement Made Three Killed In Highway Crashes Minnesota Athlete E t raditj M :=;~~n~~yn~~o ~n~u;:~~m:l~- In "Sweat Box" Fight'Ing For L'f l ~t ~azarre ~tatton ro:n~r:e~~ ' on Ic Be k ri., u·d'~el~~~~m!~l~~ t:nt~! ~~1~~~1 c~~~ Sinc~h~;;;~yw::or~~led, lJUR{lft IN DAVIS tASE ADMITS c.;;;;~ lin~r f"pr"'Ne:::o~k RAs ed D~ aLl~ D bl p 8 0 "-· I ., eq-1 c:..i.'d w Oh!o Pl-ose~u_tor GUILT·, ASKS M ~~ u· I' t:· •\,IOURT .r Denver f d Ret in;ull.the Mtne Workeu Unlot1 -\;,-I ' monia Decton Say I'H!d of eaat.ern a, to ""' m'' ventlcn Hall !)It flld, I United and leader of t.he strike presented the report which was prepnred b• Lee courthouse, Jacksonville Pia. Oct 4-INS--Tbe jury In the murubeo der trltll of Oeor&e W Cout8011, an:t By DAVID p SEHTNER. 1harm, not only to the government INS Statr eo11reapondent aqd detenae but to the communlly AU are Reaiclenla of Colum- ~ mmlttee for the ex~ uti• • SolorAon Higginbotham, Juapended A warnl••• that Ihere 1, , d.... oftlcers 01 U'le Sunlleam convict New York, Oct ~INS-Throw- J~ by lmpalrlna the faith they buo 1 One io Victim of • •· In&: himself on the mercy of the have 41 tbe Jury Q'SU!m tl 1 nJte movement to el!mtnat.e worlt~ r:~~:U:C'!lPJn :~tchn~thu~w Mal~~ court, Henry Moore, juror who • 'lbe jury system: deserves the Hit.Skip ~er men'a oompensation la.ws from th• tefert, ~~year~old Westtleld, N J caused a mlltrlal at tJte "lottery• faith it 1\u ht\d throuxhout the tatutu was sounded uy Harl} youth died 01 strangulation trial of U B Senator James J oenturiea ColumbUII, 0 ~ f-INB-Th ~e McLaughlin of Clevel"nd, Prf'S1· State attorney Charles M Our.. Davis waa fined $100 and his n&mt 'I m convinced that there wu no Oolwnbus penons were dea.d here ient of the federation ranee charaed today a.s the trial permUtently 1trlelten fl'(tm the fed =. I eoi'nlpt Intent on your po:-t and be· today RS the result or automobUe -'"'--began tte second days se81llon that er&l Jw-y lll'lt by Jud&<e FJ"8.nk J caUBe of Ulat I am not aotng t.o acctdenu yeaterdav A.t Oolumlnts IAPANESE SURROUND tho I<Jrture chamber has been Colemon t<>day '""" you to Jail Dover and Upper Sandusky oompletely remodeled since the day MOOA caused the ab&ndonment "I believe you were actuated by H Frank Cautorua, :lj fonner Ohio C INESE REBELS Ma.llterert•s Ump body war. round of the Davil trial on the eve or ttl motlvea other than corrupt ones State OnJversltJ atudent and &n swlnstng frdm a chain m Its nar· clool)lg because he vlalted chief de· llppUently, you were tn a state of employe of the State Highway ne.. MUkden Oct t-INB-Three row stifling confines tense coun1el Charltn J Marglottl pu.rtJal Inebriation whleh probably pert.rnent., was tata.lly hurt when his thousand Chlneee t~bels led by WltneMee wtll be Introduced to to complain about an altemate ha.c:l BOnte errec::t DD your decision to i!'UCk was struck rtom the rear by otne.ral Ll Hai~Chlsng were r.ur~ substantiate h18 charaer. Durranee Juror vlalate my lnatructlolll'l" a hlt·lklp automoblle at Upper 1oundl!d by Japanese troops on a declared I Judre COiematl. passed juqiaent Defense counael Ma:vtotU reportSandusky He died In a local flooded pcnlnllula near Thltsihar The reconstruction oi the ·sweat- on Moore, a slim, clean shaven .nt.n ed the •lslt. ot Moore ro the HotPI hOOpllaL suite immediately after lt wu t!Kiay Bnd vlttually annlhlllaled box' \yas reported by county detec-lln his chambers. William Peterson 'f4 died In aceordin1 to a comm,mlque luued , t.lve w 11 Oaaque ~hoee lnve.stlMoore 118ld he didn't bt1na: a law~ a~adt U'hJon HOiplt&J at Dover last night bert by Japanese military head- • pUon of tbe New Jeney youth'• yer wtth him beer.UJC lie wishfd to ..ructp Coleman eommended U llbortly after he hl.d been btt by 11 Cluartera. death resulted tn chaTKes or mur- throw hbn&elt on t.he mercy of the actlaal ol Mtu&tottl After the truelr:: driYen bv Olen Allieon ot Detachment.a of Japanese N..Uy.. der beiiJI made 81 abult the two de~ co\U't. laW}'ito and Juron had been Q.uetNew Pbuadelphla Puneral 18el'- ama rcgfrnent a.ttaoked the rebels at defendantl Juctae COleman aave Moore ~ tloned Ia. court by the Judge, he vlces wUI be held here 'htwn Sunday at. a point approxl· "W"nen MaiUetert dled the "sweat boura t.o obtain the money tA) pay exonerate& the juror complained Klne--yea•-old Vernon Brokaw mately 6 miles east ot Tahatna: The box" was h81TGW dart' and atlfl- hie fiDe. apinst, and tenned Moore'& con· wu run down while be and a com .. Chinese nect t.o the penlmtula, where Ina, wttll onlY a .lamnr 1Ut provid· Moon .aid he would ~. ~ duct 11 ''hlehly lmprope"" panion were whft!Un1 & P\llbcart J~anese ca.valrv. aided by field ar- od tor .-entllaUOn," Durranoe said. sWn. ;_ .. llfbqre eha.rpd that tlltemcate in Alpr Road J B Prelne. driv~ tl~lny deployed and surrounded "Slnce then the box haB been reAft,et' Moon l&ld he conceded Ute J'Uroi' awnber thirteen, Abe Weln· er ot the ear that ~k hJm, th:em I built aecortlliil"t:G ltlat.e prlaoo reru- faef,i lh the story toJU 81 to hii'VOloo ~ ..... IJpreacUns poJaon" wu f_rdtnd to re~ to county of.. Japanese airplanes Jolned the at.. latidna, tncludJna the ralsln:c ot the unt.al'Y' ~lit to defense coUhlel Ms.~- . _ the defense amolll tbe oth· !leta.. for queatllm!nr today The tadtliiJ forooo and partleii>&U!I! 'tit root to .PJ:OYI4o ventilation and IIO'i~ ~llt!P COJoman said or Juran Weintraub and the bo7 dltd lh t1111Yerai'J hoopHoL the annlttllatton. light:''" 1 ., "That eaMot undO tbe .,_, ottte!" Jurors dellled tbflm 1.1. I erv . rrm ou • DeU· ' Oct 4-INIJ....-SllOW COY• Colorado aod. j Wyomtng today In the wake or the part.R France • for Pra,aecutloa seuons firat. mc-wfall Palmer I Mtnneapolll MIDn , Oct t-INS I Lake bet.ween Dennr and Colorado -It wu & difterent a t ot 1ame sprbigs repot1ed throe incbel!l or Chi4-ago. Oct ~IN&-'Ibe Pre-nlftl tllat Myron Ubl. star unl.erslty of 1 snow Mute flakes CeQ throulhOuC. and Canadlau Goveramenta '~Ill 1w M:lnnoot& halfback, waa pla.Jina 1.0· the day at Cheyenne and x..ramte. asked taunedla~IJ to ' r!~Um ttie day lJfe not tlctory on the grtd· i Wyo and in Denver Lower tem· brothera, Samuel and. YartiDI-11-' lnIron wl.!l the stake a.a Ule Oophf!r peratllml aecompa.nle;l the snowfall "''U. to the tinlted 8&a&es llh01tk1 ... '3111f1trr lav- on a l)ed in Unlver~ thermometer& dropptr.a to 31 de· the eounC.v crand jury rnnt;1itateR altv hll"Oital puttiDI up a rame ~tess Ill Denver &Ho!Dt!Y Jobn a\. Swanslm'l reQue!lt but loRinl' battle a•Binst the ravl.. I •nttay tor lnd1ctbrenta_ the ~es or double pne1,Jinonta. tmo announced Jwt • few •ords awav '""' the CLASHES ETWEEN 8wanoon Mid h< .. """"''"" to homltal the atllna: vouth'" team· FARMERS, FEARED move at onee for the utraditJon mat~ were tolna throuwh th"h ot Samuel lnauD from !'ranee "nd practice pe.cea But, the pasaiOI Marttn lnaull tnJm Canada Whel'Wl ta.ckllno· ancl ttcktnc wa1 only meBoonville, N Y Oet 4-INS- they h"-Ye been 11'1~ tn · ~treirU!nt chanleaL Zl!&t and entbUIIIamn Olaahea betWeen striklnl and non~ ~nee Abo~~v after t.be Mil&~' ~( were a.beent "Mr" wu out of the striking dairy rarmen: were feared t-he 13.GOO.OOO.OOO tlliUU outt'tXe1 UneM I today wheo thole reillllfll to wt~- Dnmfnkln. Oloml "'"'"'"1en thP. f'hUI"f! hold the!" m1lt frOm t.be plantl or Diversion " pu11 11V!Y~n ttft(:ton annnunft!fl th:1t 1the Unikd. Milt Products Ootik*&· • . ,..,1rv ot thl'" harff·drtvtnJ C.11ole-tbnt.t pll'~ 1 lion atteb"i»t to dellftr their pro- •t ~~ rkln war lor h'ld slim rhance to I duet h"'"'ltel"!lQ survive -':bout 300 (lllTDen jolnetl the "'111 An Jlnj>rat.Jon to drain off fiuld 1 strike lnWnded • Mop price cut. oany, arm'"'"' hm hl~ preclpltal.ed the Ung in the New Yorlr. City ten'ltory llrtt\(l!'lt f"t'mdtttOh tlnd O"CYren wss t Mo ~e w-ere rePMCed readJ to bP.In• affrnlnWf!l'l"d JN!rlodlctllv to 1• ~~ ' the .strlken prok:m.- the pooular muer a life '~keta were p1aoed. at the plants lo~e trom. the ...~ of blJ to watch wh&t dtltferlt!fl are mi.de. teaon~mllif'-1. and rrtendt Ubl'a ab· In some ~ts, ~ WOfl lrtSl"Dce f!'Ofll t.he• ~lty Uneup BeT~ ·'u f!'d to 20 par cent 41 normal, but ~;;;~tt~ .~~ tously jecioardllel ~nneJOta'8/ln ot.hera u m~ • 150 per oenc.11 cb•nceo In tho pme with ol the ·-~ alriiWu\t ot dairy Purdue Bat\ll'daf. • ml~ was :ealtld - I CAm·! 1m- I � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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