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F&lt;Jteign Legion Hero

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.Coolidge Praises Hoover

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.. . . .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. Herb~ lloo.v~r
. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . Ch,f!•• Cur!•ij

lU. S. !jenalor . . . . . . . . .. . . .. ..
VJ~"""·~~~ep~

. ..... Gilbert J1ettma~
Conllre58man, 10th Diotrict ........ Thoma• A. 1enklne
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Con11reosman-at-Large . . George H. Bender, L: T. Palmer
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STATE
r •em0r .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. David S. ln&amp;'&amp;lls

i J...~~utenant

Governor . . . . . . . . . . ·. . . . . Lee B. Palmer

I Se~retarr of State . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Georp C. Braden

. ... . ... .. .. . ........... 1oseJ!h Tracy
I.State
St.,te Trea•urer .. . ..... .. .... , . . . . . . . Harry S. Doy
~uditor

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Iattorney General ..............•.... Jphn B. B1·icker
ISt••cSen~tor ...................... ~ohn 4· Lia;d

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IRepresentative

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.. .... . Tom
Jo.cs
County Commiosioners ... ~rt)l~r l!eu:le, A. B. Bm~h•m
Prosecutinll Attprne~ . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Ce~rh Cl~rk
Clerk r, Courts . .' ..... ,..... . ........ John Sp.rrs
Sheriff . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .... A. 0. Tracy
County Recorder ..... ..... , . . .
Geo. A. Melnliart
County Treasure•· . .. ... ...... .... . . R. G. W~bster
1uounty Survey!ir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tlleodore Bee~le
Cot·oner . . . . . . . . . . . . , .. , ........ , ... Ben H. Ewmg

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rdundfld.

Price 60c
SOld BJ The

Stanabqry Drug
Middleport, Ohio.

Anothe;:
TRUST HIM ALW AYt~-Coml!lit tljy
Lord; trust also in Him.-Psalm 37 :5 .

W~f

HOto the

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AJMEI! lfUTI'O!II RETUR)jS
U!\$· Aj~EE HUTTON, cej~br~t~d ~~~~~~~~ ~v&amp;n1Jellst,
4JI ~·• reappeared in dram~tic f~•II\Pl' ~.~f~~~ , h9i' t9ljow0ra in her temple after an abseq~ll' ?!' ~~dljf~~le duration during which she sulfered an lllne8ll ' 'Vblch, for a
\lme, "'"' f~tl"ed would be fatal.
However, Aimee seems too h~v ~ fecp¥'\fPii eHOPJit at
~~~at, to appear aa-¥in in the only '\'&amp;Y th~! 'YV.Y\d 8PI'eal
~o
~~~~ is, in a sensational manner In o~!ler to fl.eW
~P
!ptere~j tllere seemo to be iq cer!airy I!H~rlflrs, so
rar 118 ~~~ (1 COnfOFned·.
an ju. 'fhw Jjv.~rall• tljlnkmg peroon, aft~r
~ujry l~tb her mejho~s an!l habits could
~e cop•other
yfq~ed !1181 &amp;jte is in the ''evanrelll!tic
thp~
tbp!j •elf ~i'fl'~ndjzement *'ld the
ro h!Lnd ll!litind with her otlle•·

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'"All right, Lil:r White.'"
He began to •t'rip off his wat,
collar, vest and shirt. 'JI~d slipped
off his football suit
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•And somebody;' Ted said, "is

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going to

*'

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JllO!Penja for cert~ilf
of tile PfP8T•!Il

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HI$ EARNEST SUPPLICATION

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ehp~ld ll• be r~t!l#t"' ~~~-w~ .!111\11\Y 1 - ---, Walker, ~jl.~n he was before Gpv~~pr 1\R'!!'~vel~ WM
p(aylni for Hm• a~!l 'I '!lethod wh~rtll!f It~ !1\i,ht "114~. if
not lltaP~fplly, a~ le~@t elfectlvely op~ of ~JI~ Jl!otu,re ~n~
allow sorn~~qdy el•e lP tal&lt;e up tjlp rpi!JI wqer' he, In ~is
ll'l~
~~ 4rop theJil. )io op 01 p~~ [l\,~lydina
rovei'Jlor, knew
10 w~ll, nor
j~llt l!ow a-ullty the "'*ror w~s of the
ll)' Seabury as dld Mr: Walker himself.
'wllpn lie reolened and m~~· t~e ·~nsatlonal
~bout ~jlaln ~elnr a candid!~~ !or vindication
kn~w lh!lt lie pever intended f'comi~F, bacjo." at
tl" ~rtlsent ~touble h~d blow,q \IY~r l\Jld ~een
fogotten. Wa!k•r was so rla!l to a-~t put of
l!laYof'B cl!air \Vllh a whole and free ~ldn th~t he
'IJ!II'dly
which Wl,y 1• turn when he 1\nallY m~de his
were tl!e 1-i;Uth ~nown, hl• hu!T!ed departure!
(o!•ellifl
W4!'
no other purpose than to
and if poasible have the prosetor t~~ gre11t majority of
who have a-Jven the case any
co~vinced that the mayor's

only

there "'as
one bridge up~
they might come to~

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quit"

Ted was burah:1g up im1ide; an·
resentinent, disappointme-qt,
pr~hatenr 1t mi~ht bebecome l hot thing, inftaminj;!;
1 nerve~~ likl!! Si'!S 1n a tooth. It
had to como out; and the anim:~.l
'~:~~::~~:lin him insisted ~ that thi!l animal
tl
feeling be 5pen~ upon what it conllidercd its proper object-and in an
1 was oue of those dOJf' (.nbnol fa•,hion,
everything goe! wt:ona. '
pt;ople might be reasoned
This time it W&amp;!l tht: crack oE
· he ~1\d Stone wr:re so 11•ide
ended thl': game.
in their views 'lnd practices

Th~re

ia no r;loubt but that tbe senti·
m~' •l!l'l'elled by • nu~ber of fJ'l)nt Jlllllel
'!¥lll.llllll'!1 &lt;lllormDUI appeal to tbqae few ,
ll"'l!l' &gt;rlio prefer dabblin11 in tbeory1 a~~!lt
lllit!iled Wl!f nterana iD&lt;tcad of tbp c:p{d
f~ft -~,t tb!P Cl!l!!ilrY baa "lwaya !'lid will,
alw~ya l&gt;onw ~a protect itt own war vet~"'"' t!!d that ~ople will not take from
tbem
l!eqeflt• ...~d:r,
cranted tllem.
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4i $ • •
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Political freedom from tboae tl!inp
tbat let loooe' politi~ wolve• on the ah~p
moat objectionable to tile alle!!.,_lld ~~~~t
of Ul !1'&lt;' tb!laheep.

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with
him with

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t•CI!

scboot;

1pla~e

if

wouldn't

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N o·· ·raw\~riaccos itt Lu~kiJs
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'VTE buy the finest, the vcry~est
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tobac;cos in all the worl&lt;lbut that does not explain why
folks everywhere re~ Lucky
'
Strike as the mildest cigarette.
The fllct is, we never ovcirlook the
truth that "Nature in the Raw'
is Seldom Mild"-so dtese fine
tobaccos, after proper -aging and

•• _...'1 ,- .··; ... .

•

t

mellowing, are then given the
benefit of that Lucky Strike puri·
fying process, described by the
words-"It's toasted". That's
why folks in every city, town and
hamlet say that Lb.ckie~ are such
mild cigarettes.

''It·s ·toasted"
Tluat

ew 21:~·-···

•
•

�.

11111 D.UL'I' 'I'NliORr;...PCrl•M:!, 0111.0.
I

1

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,.

•

, .., •

~

·News.

;;:::

I

·"Heyt Mlsterl

Republican

I\

P':"'i~p•t\ . ., ..

•

F&lt;Jteign Legion Hero

;

.Coolidge Praises Hoover

'

.....: ~:.

fi.'JUtffAL

.. . . .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. Herb~ lloo.v~r
. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . Ch,f!•• Cur!•ij

lU. S. !jenalor . . . . . . . . .. . . .. ..
VJ~"""·~~~ep~

. ..... Gilbert J1ettma~
Conllre58man, 10th Diotrict ........ Thoma• A. 1enklne
1
Con11reosman-at-Large . . George H. Bender, L: T. Palmer
1

•

•

'

STATE
r •em0r .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. David S. ln&amp;'&amp;lls

i J...~~utenant

Governor . . . . . . . . . . ·. . . . . Lee B. Palmer

I Se~retarr of State . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Georp C. Braden

. ... . ... .. .. . ........... 1oseJ!h Tracy
I.State
St.,te Trea•urer .. . ..... .. .... , . . . . . . . Harry S. Doy
~uditor

!

....-.---.. i
~I

Iattorney General ..............•.... Jphn B. B1·icker
ISt••cSen~tor ...................... ~ohn 4· Lia;d

c~~~V'

IRepresentative

~~------~~~~~~1

1

•

.'
•

W:

' ' .. . ..
.. .... . Tom
Jo.cs
County Commiosioners ... ~rt)l~r l!eu:le, A. B. Bm~h•m
Prosecutinll Attprne~ . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Ce~rh Cl~rk
Clerk r, Courts . .' ..... ,..... . ........ John Sp.rrs
Sheriff . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .... A. 0. Tracy
County Recorder ..... ..... , . . .
Geo. A. Melnliart
County Treasure•· . .. ... ...... .... . . R. G. W~bster
1uounty Survey!ir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tlleodore Bee~le
Cot·oner . . . . . . . . . . . . , .. , ........ , ... Ben H. Ewmg

I

rdundfld.

Price 60c
SOld BJ The

Stanabqry Drug
Middleport, Ohio.

Anothe;:
TRUST HIM ALW AYt~-Coml!lit tljy
Lord; trust also in Him.-Psalm 37 :5 .

W~f

HOto the

•

AJMEI! lfUTI'O!II RETUR)jS
U!\$· Aj~EE HUTTON, cej~br~t~d ~~~~~~~~ ~v&amp;n1Jellst,
4JI ~·• reappeared in dram~tic f~•II\Pl' ~.~f~~~ , h9i' t9ljow0ra in her temple after an abseq~ll' ?!' ~~dljf~~le duration during which she sulfered an lllne8ll ' 'Vblch, for a
\lme, "'"' f~tl"ed would be fatal.
However, Aimee seems too h~v ~ fecp¥'\fPii eHOPJit at
~~~at, to appear aa-¥in in the only '\'&amp;Y th~! 'YV.Y\d 8PI'eal
~o
~~~~ is, in a sensational manner In o~!ler to fl.eW
~P
!ptere~j tllere seemo to be iq cer!airy I!H~rlflrs, so
rar 118 ~~~ (1 COnfOFned·.
an ju. 'fhw Jjv.~rall• tljlnkmg peroon, aft~r
~ujry l~tb her mejho~s an!l habits could
~e cop•other
yfq~ed !1181 &amp;jte is in the ''evanrelll!tic
thp~
tbp!j •elf ~i'fl'~ndjzement *'ld the
ro h!Lnd ll!litind with her otlle•·

l

\

'"All right, Lil:r White.'"
He began to •t'rip off his wat,
collar, vest and shirt. 'JI~d slipped
off his football suit
,
•And somebody;' Ted said, "is

!&gt;••·

going to

*'

'Vh~~ ~~~:.1. ~:r:~~:~: ~~

:

i~n~~d,~~.;stood
still for
trudged tyith

· il~V9 been ,~ell ••
and \VPnder jqat wli}f,;
JllO!Penja for cert~ilf
of tile PfP8T•!Il

,

•

'

og

-~~!0!.,1' """~ '

1118 'Oiklmt rSetJm

i.st 'riroi

now jf
, th~
when
M it

ae
~}~~~~~t;~~~ well
m~YOf

.....,~,

1931 Nflb S.taa
'

'

,.., Clo.¥fi&gt;lei ~
19t'f Sta~~~-- ~

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~! ·~~~.
HI$ EARNEST SUPPLICATION

\fe Havl' ·Some Q110d
Can $3&amp;1},11 11nd ul'
·~ vs '1"1"'
jJLA.t;TT{'!AR

i\tftd eo.

"'•rly

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[OQrn.
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~nd h&lt;wt"lfS;S ,as

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mb come• into t!:ll~ 10
W1»!'1~ wit!l&lt;~~rt hia witheo and leavet 'It
ill
' ·'naJ flia will, • • • •,
'1"1' ..-~!'

,' ,"

•

.Marvelous
flavor I'

•

.

I

~oy~rmnent ~Jicj~a ~tmnot ~e

cl!•.1111·

•d Ilk'
· ~ c:O.:t. It,. ~e1
• .. • time and study.
r
·

'

19zt EIMI Sedaa

a-•ttlnw
•~art. Hi• llil!Mh ''I'
agd BP,,~l&amp;cul,ar.
,
~
one exc~pt Ills "dea•lll!f frl•!I!W' 1"bo stood
to "caall in'
ehp~ld ll• be r~t!l#t"' ~~~-w~ .!111\11\Y 1 - ---, Walker, ~jl.~n he was before Gpv~~pr 1\R'!!'~vel~ WM
p(aylni for Hm• a~!l 'I '!lethod wh~rtll!f It~ !1\i,ht "114~. if
not lltaP~fplly, a~ le~@t elfectlvely op~ of ~JI~ Jl!otu,re ~n~
allow sorn~~qdy el•e lP tal&lt;e up tjlp rpi!JI wqer' he, In ~is
ll'l~
~~ 4rop theJil. )io op 01 p~~ [l\,~lydina
rovei'Jlor, knew
10 w~ll, nor
j~llt l!ow a-ullty the "'*ror w~s of the
ll)' Seabury as dld Mr: Walker himself.
'wllpn lie reolened and m~~· t~e ·~nsatlonal
~bout ~jlaln ~elnr a candid!~~ !or vindication
kn~w lh!lt lie pever intended f'comi~F, bacjo." at
tl" ~rtlsent ~touble h~d blow,q \IY~r l\Jld ~een
fogotten. Wa!k•r was so rla!l to a-~t put of
l!laYof'B cl!air \Vllh a whole and free ~ldn th~t he
'IJ!II'dly
which Wl,y 1• turn when he 1\nallY m~de his
were tl!e 1-i;Uth ~nown, hl• hu!T!ed departure!
(o!•ellifl
W4!'
no other purpose than to
and if poasible have the prosetor t~~ gre11t majority of
who have a-Jven the case any
co~vinced that the mayor's

only

there "'as
one bridge up~
they might come to~

a

f.. ,Jn,, ,.

UIDtARSr
.,.........

1831

quit"

Ted was burah:1g up im1ide; an·
resentinent, disappointme-qt,
pr~hatenr 1t mi~ht bebecome l hot thing, inftaminj;!;
1 nerve~~ likl!! Si'!S 1n a tooth. It
had to como out; and the anim:~.l
'~:~~::~~:lin him insisted ~ that thi!l animal
tl
feeling be 5pen~ upon what it conllidercd its proper object-and in an
1 was oue of those dOJf' (.nbnol fa•,hion,
everything goe! wt:ona. '
pt;ople might be reasoned
This time it W&amp;!l tht: crack oE
· he ~1\d Stone wr:re so 11•ide
ended thl': game.
in their views 'lnd practices

Th~re

ia no r;loubt but that tbe senti·
m~' •l!l'l'elled by • nu~ber of fJ'l)nt Jlllllel
'!¥lll.llllll'!1 &lt;lllormDUI appeal to tbqae few ,
ll"'l!l' &gt;rlio prefer dabblin11 in tbeory1 a~~!lt
lllit!iled Wl!f nterana iD&lt;tcad of tbp c:p{d
f~ft -~,t tb!P Cl!l!!ilrY baa "lwaya !'lid will,
alw~ya l&gt;onw ~a protect itt own war vet~"'"' t!!d that ~ople will not take from
tbem
l!eqeflt• ...~d:r,
cranted tllem.
'
4i $ • •
I•

Political freedom from tboae tl!inp
tbat let loooe' politi~ wolve• on the ah~p
moat objectionable to tile alle!!.,_lld ~~~~t
of Ul !1'&lt;' tb!laheep.

"' • * •

with
him with

~Jind

t•CI!

scboot;

1pla~e

if

wouldn't

.

'

"
....
N o·· ·raw\~riaccos itt Lu~kiJs
.,. ,::::,thflJ.:.~~~ll~ . th~r'~~ ., §f?
.&gt;\ • • '
~

'

' '

'1' f

\

~~

'

'

'

• 1

'

!

'
'VTE buy the finest, the vcry~est
'

W

tobac;cos in all the worl&lt;lbut that does not explain why
folks everywhere re~ Lucky
'
Strike as the mildest cigarette.
The fllct is, we never ovcirlook the
truth that "Nature in the Raw'
is Seldom Mild"-so dtese fine
tobaccos, after proper -aging and

•• _...'1 ,- .··; ... .

•

t

mellowing, are then given the
benefit of that Lucky Strike puri·
fying process, described by the
words-"It's toasted". That's
why folks in every city, town and
hamlet say that Lb.ckie~ are such
mild cigarettes.

''It·s ·toasted"
Tluat

ew 21:~·-···

•
•

�•

... , ·, .\ -1
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Begins
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DAILY TRIBUNE
Monelav. October i 7th. J

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Pelfonn
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ALt·lft·OII:If

Hotel Pillsboro
(LARGEST AI,.~·Y£AR HQTEL)

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rirtrlttd ill Ptwit """ tftt ~~tlmu ,.,
m41rll i1f NIW Ttr.l.
Don't you ·love: it? It's l,he .. wd
lik
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' ilr • ppe.l into. A!lil '" ' ~ . fll
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r u'p,o £he sewing machine 6Cfor
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be trimmed with lace or self biodl

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It will mak~ a darli11• Xmas "il
that will be truly appreciated. Yo
ran stretch your Xinat buda:et, it i
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prelllribitd eri!HOte In Mme form fc

...alit, qoldt ond bronebitit, bow]q

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C~ aion whh creo101e tlllf. C

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other blii:JI)'~ lmporcent medicinal eJe,.
menu., qutokJJ' aQd eft'ectlvely IIDPI all

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READERS' NOTICE - II you w•nt
t he News Office of The Dally
Tribune, call 2S6&lt;L; tf the Business

Offi ce ask. for 202-R.

;:rh• and eold4 that otherwUe mi,Pt:
to aerloua troUble.
Creomulolon fo powerflll In tho _,.
111811t of all oaldt lDd cou&amp;b- no matte~~

l't1i'a.

A. 0 . Tracy Injured
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how lonJatandln~o yet it fa absolutely
harmltManditpleuantand.May totako..
Your own druggiiC IU•rantee&amp; Creo.
maJtlon by refund las: your mo~ Jf you

CAR HITS TREE

are not reliMed aft• raking CreornulaJon •• directed. &amp;ware the ~uah or
cold that htnaa on. Alwa.,. keep Creo.
mubk&gt;o oo bud for il&gt;mllt ""'· (nd•.t

Near Caldwell M Party
Enroute Here From
Conven'tion

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How Ia Your Battery?

Our dock of BU&amp;erle• S. eomplete.

Yoa. eaa b117 a. 13 ~ptate

Hearry D••r Natlaal Batiel1tfor ft.'lli and you old ~t&amp;ery . You

111ast remember tbfte ldch pade baHerlet are~ paraat.eect.
h•en.l Tall: ,II an Tlrel 'bat. we were fert.anate enoqh to

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&amp;•o can or Tlftll early In ~ptembtr aDd Mil not. ralM &amp;he price on.

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u.eretore we arpe tct tbe pabh( bdOJ'e ba:tloc t.lres to stop •• OW'
plaee a.n4

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1l1o blr BupiM "'Tlfts yOUHell.

Oar Rllb Onlle Paint. Is diP

rolnc at. $1.85 per .,.Uoa

A 811 8aflap To To• en Wbatner yoa Bay Frem UL

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KIDNAPERS TO
OVERCOME HIM

RALPH D. COLEt

Bread on Waters

STRONG
BID FOR LIFE

ChK,ap

STAYS AT tiOTEL

NO I;JOPE HELD

To Prevent ''Shuacbaiq,"

For Hie Rec:averyJ ia Sufferiar FJ'GIII . Six Fractur•
eel Vert•hrae

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Amooyed Whea Told He

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THE FARBER IRON 'CO.
POMt.:ROV, 0.

By WILLIAM F'ARKF.R
Jntt.rnath.nal News Eenlc ~ S. ~f

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Atht:: ns, Greece,

American

hopes or effecting h iS early extradition, the Greek ROvernmf!rt\ tor
the nrst Ume today &lt;llllclallf ,..,..,
nounced Its position :witn repid
to Samuel I h!ull, former Chtcaao
utilltle11 magnate.
A spokesman ror the rorelif11 or- Per..,~of kb.duuiY:rformed 21
a-, Mlia J:ya lltl"•-n, a
flee out.ll.ned th&amp; poaJ.Uon to ln.teJ'-~ ...
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tematlonaL Newa Service as fol•\1Paea. WU.., waltrea. ..,.. re...
Cl!la,ly awatded wJth 1 'lO,OOO •-..rlows:
priMI beaueat. Wlltn me Wll 14
Ftr~t. In.sull Is ~ tree man as
teara 0 ~~-· st~r, B. w. StleklonJ~: as lle- remal..ns in Greece.
Secrmd, the Greek ~t·
" " ~· "'''' 'of" ~eland, o.. waa iuiq.nd
•uto actident "ftQit "her 6cnne,
has no in\en..Uon of cte&amp;JOrtl.nl blm. ~1"-;~MR
tore up her uettJ..
Third, no extodltlon treaty Ia eOU \0! ~~:J&amp;. btarb. Wbep
( f6elally Ln existence between the Btltlt.li:UiJilll
Mbeclaeatlled
UnJted States and Oreeee.
tho PIJi . . to' 11 U.C.l of meJCJ..
Fourth, arrival b1 Athena of an
rA merican warn.nt· tor Instill's ar•
rt&amp;li wlll
e~ge ·the sltua.Uon.
'I'he
Otnoe wu lncensetl
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REVENGE SEEN
3 y Police

,;tler Readi'\1 1

In Mayer' a Court; 2000 Prepar fill to A1eemble f&lt;W
Demoa.atratioa

Note Left by Maniac;
Brother Qt~eotioned

Taylorville, Ill , Oct 141.-The
Southern nunotll eoeJ mine l lil.~r
wr r rot"e t.o a ff:ver pitch agil.hl t.oday following tbe IB8uance of mW'der warrants, namina: two omcefl'
r.;t the national iUQ.rd.

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Warren, 0 ., OCt.. U .-lN&amp;-The
!.lt otlditlon or Colonel Ralph D. OOJe
ls "still orttlcul." a bulletln issued
by 11.t laches at Olty ' hoa:nt&amp;l at ! ,
noon tOday stated
"Colonel Cole's coudi.tlon has r,. ·
ma.ined unoha.npd.." l:he bulletin

Ccrrt.!pc.;ld . n t
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Commander Conacioua in I
Spite of Injury

Util.itiea
Mapate Makea Known
Hb Fean

Fermer

HURLS!
llWOTODEATHi

At Millio~es' G~t-Together iWOMAN

Embezzling Case.
Conn.ng To Close

The warrants ~ ~:vmn.1 C'Ut hy

Yavor Thomas P P08ter cf
a. mining communi\¥ eiGht

Tov~v ,

miles

o,(:Uth of here, where Andy Oanes

warreu. o., Oct. l.._IN&amp;-AIthc.Uih reported .rrow1n11 steadUv
weaker, Colonel Ralph D. Cole, 57,
of Ohio's force uf the
1commander
American Leaton. clung tenaclousl:r
n
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to life whlle a corp or ve P ys ..
clans b&amp;ttl.ed aga.inst heavy oddH to
bring about h1B n~covery.
Sutrerlns rrom stx traetured vertetnae In the vlclnlty oi the neck
that have caused &amp;n alfnolrt. com ..
plete paralysis or tho body, Colonel
Cole reQ1&amp;1neq tot&amp;lly conscious o.s
city hospital ntta.cW.~ dl&amp;Closed th&amp;t
hope Will practically abindoned

l'l.

"rebel" cool miner. wu shot and

rataUy wounded 1.n a. seume with
pollee and mlllitamcn.
1B.IJUed by JWlt.lee or the Peacc
J . W. Lowry. the wo~ rn.n ts kU'~lRe
CoL Robert W . Oa.vts and Capt.
ORl'l J . Meacham with reS'&lt;'Iln~l ­
bliU,y tor 1hf! slaylna. cot Davlll
is 1n command ot seven ccmna'liPII
or th~ nat.Lonal !JUard sent to the
Cbrlatl&amp;n eotmty OMl fields to p~
IIE!n'e: order. Caot
M~cllam
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executive otftctr.

!W!entlul ot \he kQJtnll of

tb~,~~b:~;. h~;"'.!frt'

On m~s.

miners were an\11 to
a demonsttatlon.

Cote bact spent a "restlesll nilht"
and ~·t he ~ ~~cor..lderably
wenke•" 'tllla morning. HlJ dea.l1&gt;
M "only 11. ml.~ter of

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•INS Sports Wtor -the Tuu 1 ~ ::,a~~~~=herlj
Ohlcqo, ()let.
I....,_INs-Affios rJ~
a day
the banda of
Wbo told .. utboritlel he had
AlOnZo Stu&amp;. the" only tobt.ba¥U ' ?f dlsordfn tn tht!
county
troopa t¢ay, u
th.cy ~ed bls
u somewhat
o::aeh u4' d1r«tQr of ath)etla .the
area. ChalleJ:lged to holt by &amp;
their ca.mpa.l.gn !apln8t. buy Ubbalaneecl' for 110me time,
Untveni~ ot Ohlcaao hila evrr itiaJI or guardamen, a mailman
auti .. Manch~uo rebels. did not believe •
would be cap- had. il retJrtll.
' . was wounded by a bullet. One of the
30 Japanese and Coreans able or such a l(butly act,
' 'Tbe ara.ud. ol4 man of tbe ~ld~ "'I11era. E. D. Hlbccek, was aevetely
lolanchult and Hallar,
once ln tbe room on Ute 16th wa.y" wbo o.t 70 years can drtM a beaten by plcteta at a mlne enwns Qbtained tn story, Mrs. Lorena used 'alit stoct- fcotball te&amp;m with W ¥ of 'em. ':ranee and reqUited treatment at
an
.(IC)mmun¥!UI'l IIISued by inKs to bind thfo knee&amp; and lwtds of must. steP, out of the ~twe quietlY 'i hospltaL
Japa.neRf!: otriclala here. Casualties her little vtetlms. Pirst, she nrt~ at. the md. of the present aeuon.
One ot the .st.rlkine m!ners was
The ·'!"~t':o;~:·;~~1:,;~~~~~4 1n the fta:htinK were not tabulJ.terl 1he screamIns and. atruftllnw boy
Btaa's ~ent. Js automa.t.ie trOWlded when flred upon by a.
a.
l.ji
but. a Ja.panese spokesman told In - t.o the wludow and pwhect hlm over under a l1niverslty rule which ftxea ·•regular." Guardsmen laid se lge to
Cf:!lzure
tematlonal News Service
the sill to ~ death. Tben, the TIJ yeal'K as Lb.e qe llmit Of fUU :md captured lil barn Wbf!te st.rikel'B
rrom the
"T:be trQOps are movlnw too fast tr1rhtened, bystertcal llttle llrl was time faculty membtn.
were S&amp;id. to have cacJ:Jed. ammuniBstelle
t.o pennlt couutlnK or dead bodies." dlspatC'.hed to Ute ,.me horrible
But the venerable 'dean or coach- tlon. 11Urty in8W'gen t~:&gt; w o!l'e arrestof a. boJne
Tile campaign against the in&amp;nr- CtLI:e. FlnJllY, Mta. Loren! stepped es doerm'~ want to st.cp.
ed.
to o. review oC her
&amp;entB betran in eameHt a.rter ali i oft hlto space
"Accordlne to my present reelAn accldeutal1nctdent was tbe
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t police 88ized 100
Otber•Japa,nese eftort.s to deal with
inss ," he said t.odnJ. "1 expect to be overturnlna Of a truck ih which
n~ck her home without any
the refiels In the ManchuU area had PAROLE VJO' • "'OR IS 'IOOd tor 15 or 3) years more or ac- mmtlamen were escorting pickets
by
·1except a cleriC's warrant.
faUed.
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Uve service."
out of the COlWty. Thf truck waa.
The state supreme court threw
Authorities were loath at flr&amp;t to I HELD FOR
MURDER " I went mto athletic work be- burned and three women and six
I the
cue out of court,
Iaruneh a concentrated attack, tear- I
cause It offered the larf:tlt oppor- ~ men sustamed injuries. One ot the
ICI~~''" I ag1•eetna with tbe Olty or
lng tb.e ~nsequences or soch actJou
Columbus. 0 -----;;; l~IN~U I tunlty tor service tbrauah contact. women was the wtre or (lanes: · '
DeJDocratle Caadidate Pled· were
t.hat. the plaee where th"t! beer wu Oil the prisoners and also fearing der a ccver oi' seor8cy Prancts
w1th YOWll men. No scheme of ute I Alter the shootlna at Tovey the
· setred waB not a prtvat.e retldence tbe eft'ect miUtary operations wac- Ma k
ush
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· beeanse pf the 00vloll9 sale of 11- ed 80 oloee to th~ Soviet border ( c~
• who only ~terday meet with my ambitionS."
1 Myers returned
to TayJontUe tO
, __,_ Idle
Be~T~R
Oct. ~~A
quor there, and that no warrant mtaht have on Soviet omc1als
:Sa ~=~~t ~~ Penl~~
"I reel too YOUIJI and active," the summon help 8lld relnforceme nt 11
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U was finally decided, howtwer,
r. waa
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10-year-1oUJlB man .118ld, "to l!llf'fl were dispatched to the nearbY· vut:er ahortqe wu blamed today for
In a. slmtlar cue, Joe A~aboli that drastic action must be taken, back to Cleve}Uid early tb~ moro- out. And frankly I am not content. taee. Corp. Kyers was placed uncUtJ
INS staff oonespond.ent
an Wness aprea.dml lmOJll Beth-' of Cleveland admitted the sale or &amp;ru:t the campaign was lalUlched
lng to faee arralpmcnt 011 a tlrst Lo do lt. Whether I rema.1n at Chi- mlUtary technical !J,IT't!3t, pelfWii't
~w. N. Y. oct. 14--INS--Oov- ::._~n:n~e:'~O,:e Cu!t~~ liquor on his premises, and . his I
dTneetn~=!n~~~..... ftrst d cago or go el&amp;ewhe~. I wlsh to be an investigation by the national
emor Prt.ntUn D. 'Roosenlt stood Is belleved. Lo have resUlted from hom-e was therefore removed. !rem INGALLS MAKES ACCUSATIONS 1 ee murder 118 ~~~· e- active in the tleld of oot.Chln&amp;:."
Ruard authorities.
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before the c~untry tcday Wllh .. the sma.ll tlmv of underground the prlvote realdence clal8iftcatlon.
~ apiD.s~ Bush
ye~- President Robert M. HutchinA Adjt. General OarJos E. Btack.
.t!IQlimm promlfte tbat If electeti streams thiB tall.
The court upheld. hiiJ oonvlctton. 1 oetlance, o., Oct
14 -INS- boCa Yeounty &amp;rand
1~h~:~~ has annOWloed. Stan's Sucoe&amp;.!IO!' m rushed to TaylorvHJc last n,Jght
Charges that. Ooverno1· OC"crr.e Uon with the death ot Herbert the pos~ of athletk director aa rrom Sprtnafield to oonfer with
Prqlldent. he would Jnaull\ll'Bte a.
"dehn1to lontl ranee plan" rcr dt' 9t...TAB aai£ ... DDS
18 BE· EI.ECTED
WNte ls withholding school teacll~ Qulnlan junior member of a Cleve Thoma~:~ N ![[etcalt, director of Subalterns on the scene on mean11
~ wJ"' unemployment relief and
Det.rott, Oct. , lt--JN8-Jesaje
era• salaries to pay road contrac- land JeWell')' eetabll$1uneot. .
- -lhletlal at loWJL State eolleae lmtn or handling the explostve sltuatio~
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ether &amp;ec~ wdtw-e work, whlch Booatelle, "tbe atar maker," ts du.d.
Columbus. o., ~. 1+-INB-Mra. tprs' bOla were "belna bro&amp;dcaat toQuinlan died JD Cleveland yeater.. ~res:-'~ =~ne&amp;dllY r b
he boldl are a "proper concem" o1
The veMran aatl'el8. who develop .. ,._,shap 8. Thom.pecm qt I.Jma, daY. by David s . lnpl18, Republl- day troiU wo~ rtceJ.ved. Jut
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oot a.U
W.- 'NT DONATIONS
tm. "Federal lJDVtll'ntnent,
ed. and aent on to pea.tneu 110me t.oday WM &amp;pin preaklent of tbe ean ~natorlal nominee
Saturday when :1(U8h and a pal ooac
uu.a&lt;&gt; on
n!COIU·
In a. nation wide ra4la w;JclteflfJ of bte matt t~ atars ot ~C~teen Ob1o A&amp;soc1atton of Q&amp;rden ClubB.
tnplla a.tta.cked the Demo~ Norman ~. att.:mpted tO mmdaUons of Metcalf, unJver&amp;lb
Bellaire, 0 .. Oct. 14. - INS
the Democratic preslden~lal nom- and stap, stioc\u:nbed after a lleart She wu reeJecWd at the annual cn.tlc admlnietlatlon vt~Mrousl In holdup Quinlan and h1l tattler
auitborttles said. It. b th:&gt;ught Cla.imlmr Ulat hundreds ot perwna
inee aawted that the prt.mary res- attack at her home here today.
convention here.
an addreaa here lut nllbt
Y
s . QuinlaD.
'
however. that either Pet Ptwe or are in dire straits. a committee of
~Uty
tor carinr for the Job-l::::::=::;;:::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;:,:~=::::::::::::::::::;;::·;;;;::;;:;::;:;;;:;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:,.j Judge WrJter Steffen, both Ior.um uncmplc.yed toda.y bad petitloned
loa l"fttt8 upon local oommtmLtio6,
(Continued on pa~ threeJ
the Bellaire ctty counell for i :"OO
Oct.

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PAIN
DEADENED

CHEST COlDS

ew Electric!. heatre
I " . "FORBIDDEN"

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WIDIOUT DR.UGS

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~rlttn Stau"J((k, Ralph .aeuami
Comedy "Poor But •
Dianoneet" •

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SATVRD&amp;Y, OCT, 1&amp;

'LO•VE .IS A RACKET"

Double breaated or oin1le breaated
Suib in the new f.~ bs:own. blue
cheviot. or unfinlahed worate.da.
Dreuy and deairable To.,toa~ in•ioft rich tex~ili. Elepnt
tailorin1 and trim~~~,in1 d~l make them IGC1k far coatlier than
thdr price.
,
·

- Rata - Neckwear
•'!
STETSON HATS

DOUGLAS Ji'AIItBANKS, JR.

At new, greatllr values. Yoil ~an now
buy this preferted'hat
at-~..
. fC' ,.,~,~

Comedy "An1el Cake"

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AthE•ns Greoeoe,

Sblrts

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Speeial $ale

·of Used Cars· and Trucks.
Beat opportunity in year• to aet a real barpin
a USED CAR or TRUCK. Many makea and
~~.•• low pricea for quick aale.
1-JDU Ford d011pe 1
J- 19!1 FoN Boacldel'
t- 19!8· Ford Sedan
t-L9Z1 Wltlya-Kalrbl
J-U~ts Dodae Bedaa
t-19Z8 star Sed&amp;a
1- 1825 Nub SeDa
1-19~7 Clu71ler Sedan:
1- 1913 Dodae Toarlnr
2-Fordllon

Truton

SEE THESE AT

Brooks-Eberabach
Company
Middleport, IOhio.

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th-e United States

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&amp;muel rns un.
fcnnE•l'
Chie&amp;lfc
UtiUtles "Ozar" revealed today be
f.eara he may be Sbt .1gh~£ d,
Wanted by Chlcae:o auth~rtt~o:
to answer Indictments of embe7! ..
zle ment and la.J.'Cf:ny, tha . x ~m I
ltonaJre iK worried over the p-fts:c:W.bll1ty he may be lot-ted a.boa1•d
some AmerJean ship and carried
home tc race hla ncctvu s.
Because ot thl.l!l rear. Inslftl 1&amp; rematatng: close to his hotel He did
not go to bed W\tll early this morn ...
lng, whlch. WM contrary t c h 1e ur
ual procedur-e.
He showed surpril!le and

nnce when

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ternatlonal News. Servlr.oa infortn6d
111m he 18 still under secret polict

~:~.urveillance.

' I thouah:t J had been frred of
surveUJanoe,' he excJahn3d.
"1 Fonder why they are do1Da:
that1 he uked.. Then he nnswt.'1 .x1
his cwn quesUon, sta.tmg:
"Prabai:Jiy it hfts s~methlnjJ to d;;-.wtth my rteu.sal tq surrender my
p~ !'Sport.
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ed states Consul) probolll.Y has
Fcmethlne up his sleeve If I con-

tinue to muae to tum It

jinexp~iv.e ~cription
Guaranteed To Stop
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whith I lhall deellnc to accede to
whlch 1

man

dl!cUne th

8ceede to

any nquerts unwof't'a'!1ted bt1 JaW."
Insull f&gt;&amp;Ud. hi!: would alve out tile
test of the ~ter aa soon a.s at'l"&amp;D.·
gemettts cancemJnJ lt were eom..
pleted. But ielused to dlvutae t.he
content&amp; or the' letter tor the pres ..

Roosevelt Gives
Definite Promise

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terence" at oeneva, an otrlclaJ for h elgn cftlre stntl!meno. said today

1\Dd when . . . _ lJ done w!t
me 1'1110 b6ck to my lirl."
Th "lilht of
w?i h named'
e
my e
•
,
as a Mrs Vlola. Slocum, a l..os Aq..
da :Uvc:wcee.
An". be ~
sl:.eepilbly that UURMl' l.tOS Ante~
girl held hie arteoUona toGt a lol.lll
..Jn,ce Arnold. "Ive Ukel:\ Grace
lor • 1on1: time," Ita oakl, pcm4ortrtl
the probtom, "But rm t&lt;&gt; mar
cy VIolA : Tbat Jo It ahe'D bave
me alter .U thl&amp; Lao-."
Klrk dalmed he bad OOIIlncted
tutcrcuictts whlle tn JtJl~ bUt h1s
ccnditlan dtd n ot appear ~nons
at the cowtty JliJ,
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New Yorlt, Oct)- R-INS-New
York pollee todq refulecl to tate
Jierlotwly tbe rep..,.t,od ''Ootllelllon"
til saunas. Cal of &amp;fold. Leo Kirk
0 youtlllonner\8 at !lew Y«t that
he w l - lite IIIUrdor or AmDid
Rothstotn, New York~ .
SUpllool-1•11' I01d Kirk wae
ptoblt;bly driVen W te'U the stdr)• ID.
boiJQ of ob~ li fMe ride to
Now York tar exarubta- 117 authoiiUis lml.-

MORE TAXES VaG
, J!B
Columb"\lP., 0., Oct. 14.- IN&amp;-A
"f!W 8tat4! scbr JJ tax. to .,...vwt
;idespret.d e l - Ot ~.¥ was
u-A upuon . GOv...........,
George
and the
todo,y in resolution~. tqtun~tAd to the
onnual Ohio ~ Ofc poreuls
.,
311d teachen.

Wti'i:e

uttr·kifs:lature

COURT RULE;S IN
FAVOR ftl:' MAYOR
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z~nu•UJe, 0., oct. l.....,IN~·
curety ent(en~ u vlllaae mayor
&lt;Jespite coUrt;. ~tt~,s to oust btm.
n ·wld E DM.er',' ._., mayor ot PbiliJ
o., had the la8t laUih ~,....
'nle wJae-eracldDI Bdmlnilta•
tlve ~ead 01 tho vlllo&amp;t.,!IJ&gt;IIO popW&amp;Uon, wbi&gt; adoptee! Jl\IIIDY Walle·
ers' tllelbo&amp;
he prioented bll
o~
" , \I'M tot&lt;~ b)'lbo
M
um COUll
""P.l!riOD pleas
court hat he il'.tliCI 'llttbla Jcib
dllpi~ ch&amp;rl.,
nl&lt;ppod
hlo aUihorlty.

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Corntna. 0., Oct.. 14-INB-Att
o1
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c
a1r
PtOI.-..... ...,.. UJl((
uL ovm· orn·
ing today as the res t or the dill·
tributlon of a. pa.yroll of tl2,000
-.. l
• ·•· c~~
among ••v m ners 1"' •.uc
UL'G"
mine or t~ Bueldng~ Coal ,CO.
The "pay-uay" Wa&amp; toUC ftrst .s!ncJ
lhe coal strike ended.

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FIXED FOR

OR
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Columbuo, 0 .. oct. It-!Nil-ES·
tabUabment ot a ~wn waa:e
tor st1lled. labor or.. .- fetteral akl ~
proJecta for the I'IDll.lndlr of t.be
:rear waa announced today by High ·
way DJHctor Q. w. Merreu.
The ,..._ will Vary attMdlnlt J,o
lndllltrtal conditione In various
counties. The mtnlmwn rll:tl, for
thooe countleo lo whtch the "'~'
tw been llxe4 are :
Alben~ Oooboctoll, Ol'owlor4.
Palrlleld. oaUlo. Ouom"Y· lA&gt;',
renee. Rk!hland, 8ekti.D, Tuactll'i•wU and W.yne. all•at \1-J csnts en
hour; llamllton, &amp;T J..:t eeitts; lior·
aln. ,IID .,..111 . _ 8'1 1·3 eento.
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::=r.:~~·~:: ~:u: P.;.RI_N..;.C. ;.E_O_F_GAM_.:.,__B_L;.. ERS_.. ;l:.__
,MURD...;,_'E_a;;;.:E.;...D.;. . .T_H__R_O_U_G...;_H_L_O...;_V_E_·..;.O..;.F_B_L~O_.N_D__£_ s:r.::;:w!~~~:~
I;.

It then become8 the poattlve duty: •
of t .hoo rtderal ..,..temment to -+..p
• · ., ....._...,.
u..,.
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_, ~n B. JORDAN
my ..,...
on love beo&amp;""' he clalnlo he
In abd •elp"
R-··vel'
sat""
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-••- In and "Rothu
........,. v
w
saUna~, Cal., Oct. 1"--l.hS-A
near-I swear I'm t-•"·" the tr~~a.ulfri'ed
"That duW and reBJ)Oil.albUity t~
"
" truth."
it.W.'&amp; blonde" to the BllVfl' PheuPedoral. ":O¥el'nment ebotild. ............ him tuler, a profftaioll81 CUll,
He --•• •- be'~• •~• u~ae an+." .... '""''" 1 ub a couple ol tlmeo.
111
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..w. IK&gt;
,.....GUo w•- ~
· ~ ~ ..,.
enl
out
proplPtly,
Ceerlealy
and
rene888aaafnated.
Arnold.
Rothlltetn,
wu
&amp;ettnl' tor a New Yorlt •)1Um '·I never heard hel' name," Kirk
"l don't wan' to dalh :your boptll
prlnee ot pmbltn, DV81' tbe 1&lt;)\'e runner DNfled. Dtct Go~. decilared, "bu\ one nl&amp;ht I was wtth
tor a ~ atory", he aald. "But I rousty.
of a LeautU\11. b1oode lfrl.
1JCJ.rk's ''bqii''"T"lbe man tor WIWD:i ,N ·.Ift the :Manaer notel when •
have declded to wltbbold the text
PALMBR
8RAK8
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went th-·
v•,r:r.- • - - s
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IUO b!-•e
vuu.
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(Continued On Pag~ Three)
, _ . rriQIIll', ll&amp;r&lt;&gt;ld lieo Klrl&lt;. c:al--u armonlll automoi&gt;Ue wtlll tile lol&gt;by. 'Tat• a look o.t that
Alijttan4 O .. Oel 14-INB-''The ljlender. .......,. J:.oo . Anl&lt;l"' &amp; ......,. bh, to .._ , follOw:' Dick !Old, "!.bat's Am:&gt;ld
TRUESDALE MAY BE ·lai1)t~
diust oltber "'- hl5 .,.. youlll, tiado7' oft- that sonaa- - · bl·~ Oil olfiUDa' ~.'
And I&gt; WO&amp; Lllot "'""'
INDICTED BY
Lllofl1 :::"1J:o.."r In· tLoita1 IIOiutlon tO tba ~·" Y~k OO!aiAima oo.tktd IIOOdi, as 111011 mtA tflltt " "'" Moane .shool "'"
u
rece.,: the rellllt o!P':.;. munler IIIYiler7 ol !IJI.
~-•~N117 v~ ~ llle - · 11r1 tha\ DiCk had ln tho
18 wlilch
Lima. 0 ., OCt. l~INS cor~- 4~
.eo /ai tO meet the ell~ UDihaten at aQJ pcdnt of his ..-.....,.._...ph&amp;&amp; to ew •·
or
car Wtt.b. blm. r auess OKZ 101
ence that two ftnt 4eStee m~ lfbtoli 1le muat now P'!of .. declarid weird atory, the COQffllt4 liquor venJa.
Moa~ to bump aothatetn oft anc.
lndlctmentll Will be ret~ by UHl Lee ' •~ ~. Republl~ candf .. runner, fX-eoB\'Ict and
torpr
"I ~ qut of th~-~·" tbt only rea.r.:n I knew wn.-; tht
~ Jury ln. ponnectlon :wJ.ib.
df,te 'tr;rr Lieutenant Governor tp· stuck to bil t.OOCND.t of havk;ll 'Wit· Hli'k ~tel. ~ .. - ~.·-'C ~Df;l ·..
'"~~=lm&amp;ofW
day. · •
,
'
~ the alaJ'i.nJ . Of the a,.uJU..
10eH.ne tn tM
or ...~
+..;.:!:tte his claim that h~ wu
T
Wall ex-~..A
today bY E. 1rt
~fl' ~usecliJ. o. o . P. rallr mi~re ~ ebit!n:,tn. Olu
~-WII:"' ~... :--.:..,.....\. , ..
1 KJt1t retterat.ed hls cl."''''m&amp; _
Bot!tln'"Aii;;'c:ounty P"*"'ulcl!. " Lt,ore 'thii&lt;IKI•f niJh&lt;.
Rot~IA. In the ..... \lllol&gt;tiy ql . . - =.:-·,~~ '!,'"',~ ie
"oonleO!lon" to sh"lll'
'
•
1 r
1
t '1~
1;be -P ark central ttot.t 1n New t~ ma;r.,.,. ., ... -; ,~~ ' VII" .- \
I 'I'
6 IIAOIR bue
Theli'.,nd J_,- tw v~uallJ' \""!"
Yorlcl
·
blnll me. I ' wltlJ!Ojl ' ~ "~1"!!1· who La • bit skepttoa · "
Pie!~ Its prObe of lhe J!l~t
'" • •
0 .. Oel 14 _._ An "A ~·
·
Prank . . _ ...,.,.. 1~ ~. w11p act a ~In Los An..Les." t1&gt;
wb- o!eurretllloJ' 30, 11131' "" ',• ·' ·
"
. . · "'~
,_ . , . looil ll!lo IICtlllloln." looib;tc-,.., Jitl't
i'lwlh . · . "and I """ ' to mam
1
report prol&gt;obl.Y will not De ma&lt;lo
· b•
•~,:; ltlrkl
,.
'iQne4 clown lin• ODd iloone 1W): ~ aun 111 bll ht:t. Biti I can't ao to her w)tll
unUl late tOday or toru01•1lw.
~- ~ 'Jfat.t~ Bank aDd !J'ru t' hl.s fa.Qe.r ""'And 1 WOOld:n't- ]Je bf .. , haDd.• ''
·
~lean banda JlOd. tb.Ls ou P1S
~~~:rb~the~~ ~~ 00~ ~deAd Jlnr tOdQ. Ho W:.a cause 1~ tb'!PI· A doef.or t001 me ~ l whcJ .~
JcDown !Dol~~,_.,~!.':"¥" lll1st m!l~
d&amp;IO haDP upon II&gt;• reeulto or lbo ij.~' lti· manuf"llltl'- 00 tbloe
"'l\\'r 1''l'tl4n'\ ""' Y&lt;*li: UJiilor lbo. ·~
~~ .~- ~~··or ~.!'~,rrl.lld J.,- . lnveot!Ptton. ,
· •. ~~
. W11b ·;,lie 111 llol10 QU!Iflo,JIIIIIie&lt;l - ; 11 ,..,.,. ~
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