https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/af10071f1d458f10870ebede6ea48671.pdf a0e630c7eaf3aef73e9e82c80dc328c3 PDF Text Text --..' ..................... '7/D 0,0.1LY- _ _ _ , , - IWAT [ RHYOR~NT • I READERS' NOTICE :- It you want 111EATHER FORECAST - n <>.;......_ the News 0111ee of Tl>e D&Uy Tribune, eall 286-L; lf the Btt81neos OBiee ask for 202-R. In Soutl> · Salunlall neal and wt.nner. I ~~-r • Prlday and Saturday, Oet.Zl·ll GreehdWith Police aeina Cey AT ••• t .. .... ~. ,_j"''f/ '· " '• ~· ~\..)._ ...:L ~:;{ !>¥r i, ~ f .......'"" ~~!<) Charles Gru'e.ser, Mrs. dora. War- ner, Mrs. Elizabeth Darst and Mr1. Peter Btace. . ' . I ;. 1 ·- Ao Hootapo •Y 220 Rip!• era; W arcleD Denie1 Truth of Ru- • Purtlon;:~r~~:·:~::~~3;~~H There Is still room tor 11. few m01 The IMJSOn laflt Monday night WIUI that of Soil Improvement. This topic will appear on the ' pullette Colbert and Clive Broolu later en but for the way to Poultry tople this comma be : "Culling n.nd ftock ." The ~~~~~':&. -· Murder Plot Is with them • Nipped By Police ,., I - Politics Is Ke~~ly to Governor OF •N'S ~~n:··~~~"&~on'i the~;;oourt;.! ·~~~~ltl;.a~ reserves Went hito ~n I.~~· , anct ClurinK this rOray t.he ~spe'ltor wu lhjured. ' Another sharp enoo\lllter oern:r·: in Sprtna Garden IPiace. Mm111f·r De')~ nd etd police dl5pet6ed' a mob or J'IOt,pre after they had "opened fire'' on The Great and REDFERN COATS· .. . .'l i . .,.( J I. $19.15· to·:'$59.·7 , · • ,JUST UNPACKED woot'~~;...,,•......, wa.J brl~Hirll otrl.,;;. .......... $2.9~,up ' A8K. ,1'QE ,;\vOMAN WHO·,.· EA88 ONE! ' ' ~ : \ k~tt~ , DIU'JOI aDd S~b'l'• ~chOOI F'roc!ks,. Cotton and . -:~~/.~ ' I I ' . ' ~. • I ' · ·· I·N"'f lilo.;,, ~y alul plain ollk~ c ~ 1 $10.75, $1~75. fl6.75'and $19.75 ' 1 I .•f w~(:J;oc Up. ·; · BRAND NEW ..LA~D and STIJIPED SILKS Tailore~ Fur tcot. patrolmen Wltb mlBBUes. " .J ,· I. •• • .. . LATEST GQ.SSARP Coraeb, Gird lei and ~~"' ~ . .. ~ ; • Brauiera ' .\ · -Met.'• .alid Boy's Wear for \.ess.... . ' Men's snaten , .. : . . .. .... . ;. : , lo tho otrltt Men's t'lfteed UDfon Salts 4Sc: \ S9c Men's D~ Shlrta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48c Mea'1 O"ralll . I Men'• .... , • • ..... , ........ 10c. Bor'e Swo... ra ............ 4Sc. 95c I ' . . faoltlon aod lalorlc • • • " - - .........,Dr lo-1 -!Ita ,.....,. In twenty r--but ICaho quality h !IIQiohllnaci ... Moottho Kahn -molall... l _. tho •uodNclo of oow JUIIIOif """ c"""""-and ...., IIOWfor lmntodktle or,_ cloftYOfY. llal>r lllank..... .... " , " · " 18K'IEI (JoUoD ....... - BoJ''I ~: ~weat 8blrt. . . . . . . . . .., .• ~ ........ ............ ...~ ~ 8~ ............... . Bon ! ~Ira ............. .; .. "... 8tdlll ·~J,.~flloot Sfna,la BLANKETS Mtatlf,..,ancl aiel you In tel~tetlng your corrKt 25c: • 39c ~~~~ '(Jo~ ~ ' 1 ................. :... 39c 45c 3Sc , 39c • J5c LOGAN MAN kiLLED OohunblUI, 0., OCt.. 91-1N8-Nf'd Reypolds, 23, of r.oao.n WBB •lmost tnstantJy killed two mhe's south nf OoJumbua I.Odl\Y wbel) )ll~; auto'llol-!le cn.sbed bead-on with a tniCit " All calion ·, . , : , ..... .' . .. , .. .. .... 69c L1w11eo ~ tllllt H~,hU. J'uhlooOf 7ts:UPRIW~I~~ ' ~ .. ; . 1 Fanef ~., r. .. ~.. ~ .... .... ._~ 89c NEW LOW PRICES FABRICS • NEW MODELS ...., PaDii; st.,.fiio - noel~ ani f• ~.110 o..... .. ..... , .... , ....... :. ' .• ....... IJmWollla ' " " " • " • " " " ' Oft . mmAY, ocr.11 SATURDAY, OCT. II . · · · · · · · · · · · · •· · . Att11ntion hu been.c:alled by variouo citizeno to the fact that child~ in Pomeroy ,. are active In Hellowe'en praiWo and there· · by cauliinr conaidereble damare to property. Thit notice ia to inform a~l, parenb u.d r.hildren alike, that th!Oh actn.itieo wUI not 'b~ tolerated and that idiy 1(11'11,;. 111'11 cau1bt • whil.e eftlapqln lilcli actlona, will be pro-· secuted to the full ~:r.tent ofthe law. (Siped) C. J<HESS, Mayor. ' 111m's llmbNU.. """ " : "" : ' • ' ,. . II-..:. . . .: . . . . Reduction Ma,. Stlmulalii . · Sle<!l Buohuooa Allil"tl ·· RaUwar• 31 ·tn. 9Sc $1.25 lllc .,..,..,..., s-...... ......,.,. .... SOe u· ~'"" I ' oover- tanter, hBli }, 9Sc up · ••poll who ,will - l l y lake your $n tbls Dlspl•y •t Our Store that ... :..... ........ 25c: . , b:r JQbn Hedgmi, 42:, of m• page m> - - ·- -~ ·_:.;:_ _ 8ANDIT PAIR LOOT OATS DESTROYED IN WESTERN BLAzE COSTELLO'S· HOME t>PEECH OF CHAPI' RENEWS CONFIDENCE Otlice li)Maiu Calllllll>ua a~ · ·~·"":· WOULD EXEMPT showin& In The with about 60 In nta:ht "MAN FROM YESTERDAY" dOUdi· Thomas AppealS · . 1 For Levy Against J Nation's .Wealthy ... I ·' ISocial'·•t A.J>iraat to. Hiah ; I'ARM • ~· • -. ......,q 1 I SUPPOSEDLY HELD Old Men Who Partieipalfl! · in Strike, Not Hiriid, 'tlo Said ! G...,. New Coats, New Q.x:eases~ New Skirfl, New Blouse1 in this weeka'f Rathburns from · N~w York. ter of Rebeoo& lodge at JICDJn ThUNday and Frtd.lly, Od. 20-21 ·' & Wednesd&y: Mra. Oeorse Howell, Mrs. Roy Wright and IIOD, Mn. Orant Hood Mrs. c. E. N'ea.se, Mrs -======r== :New~~Eiectric Theatre by • Durinr Riota , FOR ROOSEVELT ' alx. o'clock dinner and school or lnatruatlon meetinr or Lucll.l& chap- townahlp copa~les. who alleged Ute 11\d was tn a state of tntoldca. tlon. . He !o'IU probably be to.ken '&e"fore ' the JUvenl1e Court : to o.ns1,\ -er to the chargea, ..., ,. 1 · ,;,. ' ., ' . SIX O'(lLOCK DINNF.B 'nLe followtna: ladies attended Ha ~old Taylor, a Ju~nlle o! J{ut-· ) and, was brou1ht to the co unty ·jail WednesdaY nlaht by Rut la nd ·r-t ,. • Isn't It About Tlllle You Had Some New Qotbes'l son, born Monday, Oct. 17, at. tHeir home on Copdor street.. ' ate . ABOUT 1 CONDITIONS ·Hunary People Soldiers Patrol Canadian Prisop. To Quell Rioting Report Perlitta Tear Ga• to be u...a ,tO Uber· to Go.-ernor "WE WANT BREAD" by SociEty Suicide Dt: l•••t•• From Voller to Protori of "Roial Baton;,;i;' Shouted 10 Point Program Being Violated, Miners Declare 11fbt , . . ~ M<n· / Para1itea" "Not Mr. and Mn. Hugo KaptJna announce the bJrth ol a. nJne JXMmd Where British Jobless Rioted More Trouble Is Begun In London By Unemployed tm~oh~ - �'" ,, .., \ ,• ·• L .•' •• " . •• . ··~·(>>-'· " ll\l'f 't ' t-1~ Jc"! • • PRIDAY, OOTODII 21, • -!lice. Buam. aeMkln wu fqllowed bf• 1113~ ........ I'IOC1al Now·Becln 1 Ume.. Retrtllhnienta were Candidates RailrQid Given 1 6,000 Attend Slain Miner's Funeral Until ThUr$lay \ To File New Rate 1 • • 10 • ' ' • ! ' ' • Commlulcla All-• 27tla for N. Y. C. -'-·-TTO CONFORM i To Roei!nt DecloiGoo Alf_. ln1r Coal .f'roi~rht Ratoo Hero ,, ' ' '~.,.,., ...""'""" .'"~ ' }• ·d~~. > .. .... '' ,. ~ '""'..,.THE TlJill'llSDA.i evening, the Honorable 'i'h'<ili'rlll! 'A. <ri'rik'lne, : CODBTe&&man (rom this district, mode, ~-ivb . ·~tche&, <)no o,t P~•!lleroy, the other at Mldillefili'ti. B'@i' [el.'~ 'lnas· ~t0ceo, not because or !he partlculii.l1~ . ~o~~!7, .spoec)l Indulged in, hecause that Wl18 not true. Tom -~llliino every day language that every day men 'nd :Women_~~~:j undeflltand and digeol and he to'o'k the evtey li'ay 't that evel"ybody else Is talking ob'ou't every day fo'i' ~ecta. But what made the speeches ~nd 'out bold relief is the way he handled the sulifei:tll 'op l!e spoke. -1• f fu. took up the bnnus question,--h~ J:lii(<:UJf•.4 ' preasjon, he talked about Mr. Hoover anil ·i.boiit Mr. Ra<>s- '1 evelt. In short he talked about just what,&!) ,of u~ are tjiildn&' about every day and he discdos~<l tl!oiii :In . '!'lain . ·frank speech. He told the people cro1'i!41l ·1nl!li 'th~ Court :if;opse, truths from beginning to end. ~'.Hii :.~lf~,'lll) from,•••• lie painted no lllUes. He tried ito Qlelir'"lit ill "•hl':lia pe~­ fot;napceo. He simply told the people plain faCio '" plain ianruage that would have pretty neil'l'l)' ina~~ the countey 80iid for Mlr. lll>over had it been broadcast far and wide where all thinking voters coulc! hav~ heard if. Atter all, what is there to Mr. Rooa,velt tllat people 8hOQ14 even remotely consider that he cijn make jobo Bp• wh~re j!e•rl)el'l<icratlc thereparty are none today? tbe or about the . •til •!IY ~r~sto change snd make h!an*" ~Qrp where none turned be for~? f•ft• tile 'reat per cent of capitalism fUPPOsed to be to the · ~~ ~na Informer point, . '. ' .iB th~re ~~~~~~~";';-;:: · ~artr,ubout that , :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~ -: . _Industrial ql~~er of been If thls One Word Led 'l'o Anothe;.· By 1\rt.bur "Euat~' ' You can start tor o.nywhere Baer dii.YS a.nd ~~~~~~==~==~====~==~=========~==~ enJoy com.lnl home And our signposts? Put se·ten Lhem together and thel! i;~,~ ~-il. ii*t·..' ;~~~i~:l~~~~~~~~~!:~~~~~~~oe~•·'-~;"~t~f'~':~~~.t~...\"'l. nam~!>?:•"'·~' !•'!:town. a~n, - .• --· ·e·~·~v-n:.· _j •< a. matter more PQl!lblpod IYith a hoarding of ll'~Jl· the thinkin11 man, \he. man ')Vliq to rely, on your nnmc pla.lnt blank. We eXJ)@t< a. of ftft.een ·mUllon. · !\ever • time jn any p.,rsori.'s life but wntat t 0111 .can bo made more .terrible, A vote f ot• WI Ia n l'lyht direction 'If yOu ·"'"·'·" Depression pretty . h~workinr. conscientious, By h '~one all in his power t:oo:e:·~~te~~m:n. · .e~:~~jj~~:~~~~ li,resi,lltiblle • fo e, for one whose only x '• b».lik'l!full ~>ut. ' ~o.,. .., . Tli& COAL RATE QUESTION ..- Two t' lr~dY \~ . •}JJ;J COAL rate question which Is so vft~1 to the mluel'tl ' ·. and operators of this d\stricl, ha• .fiJal~ been s~ttled sailafactorily to Pomeroy Bend reslq~jlj;f~ This question lirlipJht up by the railroads, which lnslall>n· tfylnr to legisli¢e Pomeroy coal otf the market by ~kin&' their trtil.iht rates from Pomeroy higher than they are from ·Other point In the state, decided agabiat ils. would I p~~~~: I!Jean the end of the coal Industry In Melga I th~ num So, rm out those ~uawk <looumenta and. end.orse the BUI ror eec:t·dal")' of Dana:erous Turna. tor the full four-yeu term. We hr.ve • of :Vromisea a:Od the •ong We arc .lOOPJI'! stop and think. mude our ca.mPftlgn ewin!J lu the 80\lth. We et3.rted north but Q:ot twisted aroUnd somewhere when the road ran three times T around a. hEiyat&ek, throll3'h a bam and out the baek door. we might net bo dcJns anr roo:t for America but we are seclog it.. Itl'lpled Pon't throw d;;;;- the ma.n who your mllea.ge. ~Y opponent 1 11s not only ap unmitlp.ted 800un• 1 drel but he tides u. bicycle. i 6APTIST ......., :rBE FIRSl CHVIWH A.lonlo R. '5Rril, Ph. D. MiaisW 9:~0 A. M. • • One Harwn ·\:ftid, ;"\Vhl!ll: . J!OU 1et ' B¥n, Bopt {0:90, PubliC WOrahlp. Fellowehlp." 7 :30 P. M Evening worahJp. " 011U· lug to Mtnd the Great Thlnp of the Bplrtl." ,Jusl wj!y such a move ahoula b0 attempted unless It ~ selfish standpoint by, operatol'8 located in other Ia hard to undel'l!tand. As a matter of fact, lf tha reaoon, It Ia most 111-a<iv!sed for the very go~ · tbat Pomeroy coal enjoys a market and followmg 11101t Ohio coals ejlil not measure up to l!ecause of !iia:111 qualltlo• this cpa! hao. To lertolate Porno- l coal map, &Imply meal'fl to Invite ·the competir~ll' and 'west Virginia to further entrendb ln. Ohio'~ m,-~,ta. · . of trylnr to flfsprranlze the . q~lo coal bu .. l faahlon, the, railroad& should jbln with t!1e I of the state f'~d do all in their power 1:'1 co-opetRQt tho boallieBII on a ·basil! of w'hieh tlie naturU il~!fi!U~• or Ohio coal deserve. . Bible sehool. The Dada Family, &lnelnl evan• aelJsts from Oak HUt, wm help 1n the .services both DWmlna' and -evening. In the they wUl conduct • -.,. '"' 6 :~ P. 70Wll people. B. ra:ua.o.. Pu... tl: ;l6 SWlday school. I. N. Miller S'tij)t, Arm-chair 'I I ' Shoppers . ' 10:15 Mcrnlng woroohlp. The cU&- . preach. ~ ftrat quarterJ,y contere~ce Will ~Ollow the motn1n1 Almool ·ev~ty:plJI'chaoe you make re· proa'!·,;tl a chpice{ }.nd uoual!y . a wide '!'~oi~ ,~lwee~ ~ or poulli•Uli.... ''c ' . : '/liglc• .' . Many thin.. contribute to the dio· lance a dollo,r wiD 10, but the fl'eatoat agent in vllue receivedtt ie Advertiailil'~" ' ~~ ", ·'·· · The advefiiaementt. ~ thia paper ~II you about the beat fl'&del of mercbandioe. They tell you where they can be hi.d and lor how much. puatt to their thirty where what they put tbe ball in J!lay.• tji't 'th~ The be:U for B.p. v~ A~ ~ ~· ; •JWIIt ' cla•• stop- sanu!d and Southern Cil, kicklna a Wd coat. led at the end of tba ., .~ · . ~.ym~W~ Jtotha~ ,il\!ii, Uut Gl'ace Ooor~f, SunMy. one·te,~~t ped 'he pane at lhJ end of tbe first uerJod: but the nut da)o It: wa1 re-- ..~ II••· J;d \j'Uila •lll'Pdoc! chi-IA~q oOnterence at. OQlttm-: b'Qa ladt weell:. ' You lcno>W thio. But do you know that . it ia you who l&r1ely detenninC!I the value of your dollah? · fou• or forty fOOd ag~lnt t and 1 .. ' m........ ·~-- ·- ' · "' · · '.titrl!t'• ·lfi,d , trJc; S4Pl. Dr. C. '1'. ·JJowman will · If you had nothin11 but money you would be poorlind~. _. . , It ·io the thinp for which you cu «Qtchanfp · the money you livin11 ·earn that iet the' otanclafdo comforto and conveniewu:oa. .. ·, ; · , ('~, to Enlill GI'Ml ' ~~ ...fr~~ of MPmber; lo are skillful,shf;)ppers. a dead.'• " 'i ..L. · . JID>:H M. E. (lBIJIUJII . w. '. hold of ten doiJan· Jet it i!!to 70u· ~~~ ,rxnto you u ooon u you cab, f;\! there 'a•n t ao pocket in throud and yOII'»:·. .. llmr time \i' JuU, 3-0. NeW• of the •••,., ... I . Red Or01e publle bealth nur~ea wbo wnrk ha bnndrectelot communi· tl-. are mtettng !(.be greate~t Itt. ml.nde tn bfstory for thef,· aervlen. due to &be depre!!ielon. Vltfts ID m~ttralty cues. protectln& tbr tleiltb ot tnfaDll aud cblldnu. and aldtni mptben tn dlstrtu due tc uDtliPJo)1DIIIt or tbt bflild Y~:lunen l11jtt tili:O tbtUI 1'oto tiiObP,-~d• ot 11.•!1- "rrM ours.- mlil• 1,1157~000 f11)h tO ,41 on bella1f .of ludlflduth. aad ~~~ Ptt.OOD 1ohOol cbll Ooob Ia braille tor naGq or tlli llell:, , .. dollan of~~ to ::\',0\1 in fl'l!&ter com· forll, "-""' li'rinf, "imjojment. ' ~~. . ~ c.............. ·£111 ,., . Rea'cl th'"'ad~Diftta. Tab time "''' ..dl~,.-.....,.,.. ..... 1 , to oave t\~ ·, T~ ~~~L·~ve troubl_e •••.,... •.hi""' .·II> ........ · R~ to~~ ~!\!~1; '.~the ado to OQitl. · rteiroo.~~•"· ..a..,. .......ve· •~artmali"i!ihljltu; ADd to make ICOD01'11CI IJ• ;e60oJ ,"Jtciob ..... amoq 'll!ooe ' p~Jo ;l!iOI!It. Tile the dollar ~ li*l • ; 'I .<0<1 rtaatn. .J ' • .,,. ·.1111111 ' Urt'ia~a ,. itbnrtoo to _..., '. ,·- ' ~ b• bUld II'.. •dt bl'1FOIHIII&dtr tlrtn. More tbu u.ooo adljlts '"r' 1\04 cr.. Ja•true&ed ID bome bJ&:Ie'ht anrl tor frte ,drt . ' ' 'They tllll·you of ~ new thin111 that marulfac\Uren.a~ ~to make your "' �'" ,, .., \ ,• ·• L .•' •• " . •• . ··~·(>>-'· " ll\l'f 't ' t-1~ Jc"! • • PRIDAY, OOTODII 21, • -!lice. Buam. aeMkln wu fqllowed bf• 1113~ ........ I'IOC1al Now·Becln 1 Ume.. Retrtllhnienta were Candidates RailrQid Given 1 6,000 Attend Slain Miner's Funeral Until ThUr$lay \ To File New Rate 1 • • 10 • ' ' • ! ' ' • Commlulcla All-• 27tla for N. Y. C. -'-·-TTO CONFORM i To Roei!nt DecloiGoo Alf_. ln1r Coal .f'roi~rht Ratoo Hero ,, ' ' '~.,.,., ...""'""" .'"~ ' }• ·d~~. > .. .... '' ,. ~ '""'..,.THE TlJill'llSDA.i evening, the Honorable 'i'h'<ili'rlll! 'A. <ri'rik'lne, : CODBTe&&man (rom this district, mode, ~-ivb . ·~tche&, <)no o,t P~•!lleroy, the other at Mldillefili'ti. B'@i' [el.'~ 'lnas· ~t0ceo, not because or !he partlculii.l1~ . ~o~~!7, .spoec)l Indulged in, hecause that Wl18 not true. Tom -~llliino every day language that every day men 'nd :Women_~~~:j undeflltand and digeol and he to'o'k the evtey li'ay 't that evel"ybody else Is talking ob'ou't every day fo'i' ~ecta. But what made the speeches ~nd 'out bold relief is the way he handled the sulifei:tll 'op l!e spoke. -1• f fu. took up the bnnus question,--h~ J:lii(<:UJf•.4 ' preasjon, he talked about Mr. Hoover anil ·i.boiit Mr. Ra<>s- '1 evelt. In short he talked about just what,&!) ,of u~ are tjiildn&' about every day and he discdos~<l tl!oiii :In . '!'lain . ·frank speech. He told the people cro1'i!41l ·1nl!li 'th~ Court :if;opse, truths from beginning to end. ~'.Hii :.~lf~,'lll) from,•••• lie painted no lllUes. He tried ito Qlelir'"lit ill "•hl':lia pe~­ fot;napceo. He simply told the people plain faCio '" plain ianruage that would have pretty neil'l'l)' ina~~ the countey 80iid for Mlr. lll>over had it been broadcast far and wide where all thinking voters coulc! hav~ heard if. Atter all, what is there to Mr. Rooa,velt tllat people 8hOQ14 even remotely consider that he cijn make jobo Bp• wh~re j!e•rl)el'l<icratlc thereparty are none today? tbe or about the . •til •!IY ~r~sto change snd make h!an*" ~Qrp where none turned be for~? f•ft• tile 'reat per cent of capitalism fUPPOsed to be to the · ~~ ~na Informer point, . '. ' .iB th~re ~~~~~~~";';-;:: · ~artr,ubout that , :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~ -: . _Industrial ql~~er of been If thls One Word Led 'l'o Anothe;.· By 1\rt.bur "Euat~' ' You can start tor o.nywhere Baer dii.YS a.nd ~~~~~~==~==~====~==~=========~==~ enJoy com.lnl home And our signposts? Put se·ten Lhem together and thel! i;~,~ ~-il. ii*t·..' ;~~~i~:l~~~~~~~~~!:~~~~~~~oe~•·'-~;"~t~f'~':~~~.t~...\"'l. nam~!>?:•"'·~' !•'!:town. a~n, - .• --· ·e·~·~v-n:.· _j •< a. matter more PQl!lblpod IYith a hoarding of ll'~Jl· the thinkin11 man, \he. man ')Vliq to rely, on your nnmc pla.lnt blank. We eXJ)@t< a. of ftft.een ·mUllon. · !\ever • time jn any p.,rsori.'s life but wntat t 0111 .can bo made more .terrible, A vote f ot• WI Ia n l'lyht direction 'If yOu ·"'"·'·" Depression pretty . h~workinr. conscientious, By h '~one all in his power t:oo:e:·~~te~~m:n. · .e~:~~jj~~:~~~~ li,resi,lltiblle • fo e, for one whose only x '• b».lik'l!full ~>ut. ' ~o.,. .., . Tli& COAL RATE QUESTION ..- Two t' lr~dY \~ . •}JJ;J COAL rate question which Is so vft~1 to the mluel'tl ' ·. and operators of this d\stricl, ha• .fiJal~ been s~ttled sailafactorily to Pomeroy Bend reslq~jlj;f~ This question lirlipJht up by the railroads, which lnslall>n· tfylnr to legisli¢e Pomeroy coal otf the market by ~kin&' their trtil.iht rates from Pomeroy higher than they are from ·Other point In the state, decided agabiat ils. would I p~~~~: I!Jean the end of the coal Industry In Melga I th~ num So, rm out those ~uawk <looumenta and. end.orse the BUI ror eec:t·dal")' of Dana:erous Turna. tor the full four-yeu term. We hr.ve • of :Vromisea a:Od the •ong We arc .lOOPJI'! stop and think. mude our ca.mPftlgn ewin!J lu the 80\lth. We et3.rted north but Q:ot twisted aroUnd somewhere when the road ran three times T around a. hEiyat&ek, throll3'h a bam and out the baek door. we might net bo dcJns anr roo:t for America but we are seclog it.. Itl'lpled Pon't throw d;;;;- the ma.n who your mllea.ge. ~Y opponent 1 11s not only ap unmitlp.ted 800un• 1 drel but he tides u. bicycle. i 6APTIST ......., :rBE FIRSl CHVIWH A.lonlo R. '5Rril, Ph. D. MiaisW 9:~0 A. M. • • One Harwn ·\:ftid, ;"\Vhl!ll: . J!OU 1et ' B¥n, Bopt {0:90, PubliC WOrahlp. Fellowehlp." 7 :30 P. M Evening worahJp. " 011U· lug to Mtnd the Great Thlnp of the Bplrtl." ,Jusl wj!y such a move ahoula b0 attempted unless It ~ selfish standpoint by, operatol'8 located in other Ia hard to undel'l!tand. As a matter of fact, lf tha reaoon, It Ia most 111-a<iv!sed for the very go~ · tbat Pomeroy coal enjoys a market and followmg 11101t Ohio coals ejlil not measure up to l!ecause of !iia:111 qualltlo• this cpa! hao. To lertolate Porno- l coal map, &Imply meal'fl to Invite ·the competir~ll' and 'west Virginia to further entrendb ln. Ohio'~ m,-~,ta. · . of trylnr to flfsprranlze the . q~lo coal bu .. l faahlon, the, railroad& should jbln with t!1e I of the state f'~d do all in their power 1:'1 co-opetRQt tho boallieBII on a ·basil! of w'hieh tlie naturU il~!fi!U~• or Ohio coal deserve. . Bible sehool. The Dada Family, &lnelnl evan• aelJsts from Oak HUt, wm help 1n the .services both DWmlna' and -evening. In the they wUl conduct • -.,. '"' 6 :~ P. 70Wll people. B. ra:ua.o.. Pu... tl: ;l6 SWlday school. I. N. Miller S'tij)t, Arm-chair 'I I ' Shoppers . ' 10:15 Mcrnlng woroohlp. The cU&- . preach. ~ ftrat quarterJ,y contere~ce Will ~Ollow the motn1n1 Almool ·ev~ty:plJI'chaoe you make re· proa'!·,;tl a chpice{ }.nd uoual!y . a wide '!'~oi~ ,~lwee~ ~ or poulli•Uli.... ''c ' . : '/liglc• .' . Many thin.. contribute to the dio· lance a dollo,r wiD 10, but the fl'eatoat agent in vllue receivedtt ie Advertiailil'~" ' ~~ ", ·'·· · The advefiiaementt. ~ thia paper ~II you about the beat fl'&del of mercbandioe. They tell you where they can be hi.d and lor how much. puatt to their thirty where what they put tbe ball in J!lay.• tji't 'th~ The be:U for B.p. v~ A~ ~ ~· ; •JWIIt ' cla•• stop- sanu!d and Southern Cil, kicklna a Wd coat. led at the end of tba ., .~ · . ~.ym~W~ Jtotha~ ,il\!ii, Uut Gl'ace Ooor~f, SunMy. one·te,~~t ped 'he pane at lhJ end of tbe first uerJod: but the nut da)o It: wa1 re-- ..~ II••· J;d \j'Uila •lll'Pdoc! chi-IA~q oOnterence at. OQlttm-: b'Qa ladt weell:. ' You lcno>W thio. But do you know that . it ia you who l&r1ely detenninC!I the value of your dollah? · fou• or forty fOOd ag~lnt t and 1 .. ' m........ ·~-- ·- ' · "' · · '.titrl!t'• ·lfi,d , trJc; S4Pl. Dr. C. '1'. ·JJowman will · If you had nothin11 but money you would be poorlind~. _. . , It ·io the thinp for which you cu «Qtchanfp · the money you livin11 ·earn that iet the' otanclafdo comforto and conveniewu:oa. .. ·, ; · , ('~, to Enlill GI'Ml ' ~~ ...fr~~ of MPmber; lo are skillful,shf;)ppers. a dead.'• " 'i ..L. · . JID>:H M. E. (lBIJIUJII . w. '. hold of ten doiJan· Jet it i!!to 70u· ~~~ ,rxnto you u ooon u you cab, f;\! there 'a•n t ao pocket in throud and yOII'»:·. .. llmr time \i' JuU, 3-0. NeW• of the •••,., ... I . Red Or01e publle bealth nur~ea wbo wnrk ha bnndrectelot communi· tl-. are mtettng !(.be greate~t Itt. ml.nde tn bfstory for thef,· aervlen. due to &be depre!!ielon. Vltfts ID m~ttralty cues. protectln& tbr tleiltb ot tnfaDll aud cblldnu. and aldtni mptben tn dlstrtu due tc uDtliPJo)1DIIIt or tbt bflild Y~:lunen l11jtt tili:O tbtUI 1'oto tiiObP,-~d• ot 11.•!1- "rrM ours.- mlil• 1,1157~000 f11)h tO ,41 on bella1f .of ludlflduth. aad ~~~ Ptt.OOD 1ohOol cbll Ooob Ia braille tor naGq or tlli llell:, , .. dollan of~~ to ::\',0\1 in fl'l!&ter com· forll, "-""' li'rinf, "imjojment. ' ~~. . ~ c.............. ·£111 ,., . Rea'cl th'"'ad~Diftta. Tab time "''' ..dl~,.-.....,.,.. ..... 1 , to oave t\~ ·, T~ ~~~L·~ve troubl_e •••.,... •.hi""' .·II> ........ · R~ to~~ ~!\!~1; '.~the ado to OQitl. · rteiroo.~~•"· ..a..,. .......ve· •~artmali"i!ihljltu; ADd to make ICOD01'11CI IJ• ;e60oJ ,"Jtciob ..... amoq 'll!ooe ' p~Jo ;l!iOI!It. Tile the dollar ~ li*l • ; 'I .<0<1 rtaatn. .J ' • .,,. ·.1111111 ' Urt'ia~a ,. itbnrtoo to _..., '. ,·- ' ~ b• bUld II'.. •dt bl'1FOIHIII&dtr tlrtn. More tbu u.ooo adljlts '"r' 1\04 cr.. Ja•true&ed ID bome bJ&:Ie'ht anrl tor frte ,drt . ' ' 'They tllll·you of ~ new thin111 that marulfac\Uren.a~ ~to make your "' �I . ... •• , ·- . ·GAlUPOliS • . l llf'ID~, OOTOBIU\ 0!, ..... ~· ~~~ - - • ·\ • ;},, !oat . ' ··umoti.- w·~ ¥~.. -i> - "., ' '.· CI~CH£S ·sf EN 0 ' !/'=========~ i""' BUSY EVENIN~G -AT «'llrN~ll ~ tine eaaer to ·ret back ID . ,uu walb with OO."'I· 1 Rev. 1f.P4 ~ 8All PH~CTICE lhelr praetlce 'nl.Ul'llday were tbe week end, "'"' wcndet1lll who.t ha4 ed to thelr h&~· ra.vortte I· } ' ' ~ Hoe plunglng full back who wu walking with &tK:h a deelded limp that they lYe"' deeply worried about hls conditlon. Bcith Menton Work With Proteie•; Hou-e Tak· Vtstone of the Bide lines tor "Old NoOOieB" OOu1C1 be 5etln . et Lineriiea by not a few. Finally one or them p.tnlnl eno111h courage to "beard the Uon In h 1s den," determined tq tnow the worat and get It over wtth cautloWily advaneed whtb the coach wu wo~ting with a dilf'erent SQuad and aU:eQ. "Kalter Bill" the whYs and wherefores of the Hnlp which· npp.roximated a crawl. Bill no~ tensing the trouble at first, finally allowed his Oerman countenance to e:Xpand tn t~ ·a 6mUe which removed and changed the entire COUI'8e flf the Rhin e river. and salcl, "Ob that, why that Is caused by thls ana he pointed to his hand which wae somewhat rrdden<ld'll ke hJ.S face and the little flnf:"er seemed all putted U!l like the p ~et ty boy at 11rhoo11 who has just made 11. h lt. llliot:b 'ttP!· mos l popular (tirl on the campus. ' Th<\ tr1~t.h HmdJy dawned rn A.11. B\11 hn~ a sprained J · 1 TTL E Flng.er, and that's that. PASSES TRIED By C~w Under Fainham; funiiam:eiital• S·lren· ed Again ~ Viattors on the aide unea watchlnc the Panthera at .,....._lyp ~- ID& or l!ID&m lflJ1o won thO ~ or thett 4ailll>,.,, - - ~ S&lle:r . , t~ilJ'. Mrt. aabft :.C~ her parent. -io -.tbeti' " P&rnham and his trwty n~~:~t.enant House worked IonJ, hard and falthtulJ.y wlth their protea-~ at. the H18h School practice a:round Thursday evening. While M~. Bous"e tried to groun.tJ tpe undedyfne principles or line 'PlaY lnto Ute forw"rd wall, Mr. Farnham was wor.t.1n1 equa.Jly hard. trylng to teach the backtleld thei r duUea. Particularly lona: .sessions .wel'e de· voted to the forward pa,&s both as an otffmrdv;e weapon al well as l t!'Yin«' ine.thOda to coinbat tt wlien th~ otl~¢n~ co,tne fo·~ard wilih i It a.s a soorlng thi"ea.t. It ls said the mentors, whlle al· I ways havlnr a wbolesome regard. for the ~rial threat always havJDI' !WJfed1ln an endeavor to 1 1 1 anq Letrut Falls lul.ve J. :~ oft~nse "in th'ta thn~at d deral;Jle IL>~or•~~~m silown t.o ~he a.a wed U & clepenC:&\)Ie det'enee Injured o. nkle. He may be &ble a.~ Impressed more than ever after are lmpreiiSed more than ever at'ter reading about the wa~· the Wolver· tnes squelched the .Buckeyes with the forward pass whUe they were being rushed eve~ ywhere oD. the ftel.d eKoept through the I08.l posts by the line charging OhiOaha. ou;. gatried and Ol!tplayed In every respect except In the matter of scoring the MiChiganders ha:ve made ooaches believe thu.t. after all 11; an unbeatable to play ln the Marle~ta game but time and clrcUilUitances alone will answer the question. For " time Thursday art.e •noon 1 (ootbal ~ had to divide wJth studlea 1 aa a. subject of discualdon, many of has tlie noble athletes, having received specta.l tnvltatioM from thelr tf)a~h­ era, along with scores·or non·athletlC student&, to be Sure to be present at. a llttle pa.rcy :Prtday during: which choice que3tions in ~e fonn fl( §1X we,t~~' exams wbuJ4 b$ hpld· ''-'· t;(ltfe !J!t~ · "IO$.m lor the ,arty ~· fb .ftura- Uff#g rna sUd by any or the 8'1\Y:e .1fi~i1 • Wtse, ~b::o::••:..::•"":;o':."""'~ · ;.:·_ __ t\(tH·~~ Students, s~rlmn111gc. .. : I>Hi",JUJo'FS 8.\LP: I)JI' CIJAT"TbL J'JI.OI' I»BTY A.ma~l ~an li,UJ.>VI~ Co. a Col'.ll, l'.alnt l(l , ' sustlt.ute after which be · his sid~ lil-t ' th ~ 0 ,_,,_••,. 1 ,~.:,;" V. lrelanll .J. k<. a: . :HJ WJUI . A. forwat•d &hort workout a sore. · - 1 ~t tber a.thletec or ottier- ' No E•cape From Bl•mo D. '5: ·n ,. .· .. .:u mu ~nn es_CnJ?e 1Jiu1ue," liU itl Eno, .. 1 l~A· Ho: Lhe sug(> o1 Chlnnlawu. '"J'he John hea~ mnn crm Uo fl!l to d li>S~ rve D! Ha.ll, was I l!ttle (Jr ft lUI possfll iP." ~ 8 c.nd famUy. ' Classics ~~~~·:~Y i~--.-""r-....;f .. ~Al.. STE\1'~· · .,•• "... I! ou~ l:!)j'paQtlZJ.J.~ AAYI we 1lve a complete chaas• lubrJoattc:m with ea~tt\ ~hiLnifl of au. ~ .11 to Koy. \1. Htab pres- ll·U::S ~~ areaae ollU1t Jus' inatalled . Wa repair a.nd reflni~h any make or '"''" .. m~el. ... .--- Shell Bet·vloe Stat-too, q'ff Carat>u, Pf9P. Mlddloport., 0. \Vft,JI Pomeroy. C''-ev . CO. 8 yGirS. 10-21~4t. COFft;~ SHOP ··'PALES HQA.'D ·~<JA'€H •• CJ!ItroW EA.,.. · A>ac ..,..~~ ova. "'Nil KD~O Tim11s Wl"!ih !The 06preailj)p. • It's Preo l ~r thJrty DJNiHG i®M AND HIS GI'SIEl W.A!e~lt'·~ ct.ASH wrrH Ar.!'Mo/ II41S ....... SO ·~ llatbl. Steam . ' ' . Wf:EK! Wdte for ~ILJei. and Raid. J~EE· H. 'Butler Maaaitir .... A ~If. l". . tilt)fiiiii.J · 11 !;VA A. TINGEY ' ' Hotel Hillsboro . ·,::::;:.--· .... !'?& li'_ rr·~ Al MC>') T IMP0~\1 l!.l~ "TC (>E1' ~cu ON 1'\\E .:roa (LARGESt ALL-YEAR AOTEt) ' l:IE;FClRo •oN O'Cl.OC~ ,.,. dreu for the football •:~~;::~111l•T:In ~old "fl trim Ho-.:..vet,·black Or c:i,rac:ul tt0th atti"acth'e. YOfi•Jifin4 'it.,a YCry limpte model .to il!•llion. ' ' . ' ,. '. . PJ•I~d wooJcn1 wool crepe and . "'IIJ-. ' f'9,ijJh ~repe o' aillf !JI'C oil111r deli&"hiful '11>'.~:'' .•;." t ft~rle:•. .. "'· f~;i #~fr• N•: 7"2 U J,j1,.,J l•·! i'i• ~~ " iP' ••J 11 " #II. ' 1 J ":!:~~:.··~r~·~...... ,q, .c. t.l.,., j • •,,,.,, ~ • <;I l ·· ~il- II ~~ ~~ o'*~'? . ~Q \(; "~ ~~ rj){, t I I ,,~,'{'?!~ l .. v?J . ' . �I . ... •• , ·- . ·GAlUPOliS • . l llf'ID~, OOTOBIU\ 0!, ..... ~· ~~~ - - • ·\ • ;},, !oat . ' ··umoti.- w·~ ¥~.. -i> - "., ' '.· CI~CH£S ·sf EN 0 ' !/'=========~ i""' BUSY EVENIN~G -AT «'llrN~ll ~ tine eaaer to ·ret back ID . ,uu walb with OO."'I· 1 Rev. 1f.P4 ~ 8All PH~CTICE lhelr praetlce 'nl.Ul'llday were tbe week end, "'"' wcndet1lll who.t ha4 ed to thelr h&~· ra.vortte I· } ' ' ~ Hoe plunglng full back who wu walking with &tK:h a deelded limp that they lYe"' deeply worried about hls conditlon. Bcith Menton Work With Proteie•; Hou-e Tak· Vtstone of the Bide lines tor "Old NoOOieB" OOu1C1 be 5etln . et Lineriiea by not a few. Finally one or them p.tnlnl eno111h courage to "beard the Uon In h 1s den," determined tq tnow the worat and get It over wtth cautloWily advaneed whtb the coach wu wo~ting with a dilf'erent SQuad and aU:eQ. "Kalter Bill" the whYs and wherefores of the Hnlp which· npp.roximated a crawl. Bill no~ tensing the trouble at first, finally allowed his Oerman countenance to e:Xpand tn t~ ·a 6mUe which removed and changed the entire COUI'8e flf the Rhin e river. and salcl, "Ob that, why that Is caused by thls ana he pointed to his hand which wae somewhat rrdden<ld'll ke hJ.S face and the little flnf:"er seemed all putted U!l like the p ~et ty boy at 11rhoo11 who has just made 11. h lt. llliot:b 'ttP!· mos l popular (tirl on the campus. ' Th<\ tr1~t.h HmdJy dawned rn A.11. B\11 hn~ a sprained J · 1 TTL E Flng.er, and that's that. PASSES TRIED By C~w Under Fainham; funiiam:eiital• S·lren· ed Again ~ Viattors on the aide unea watchlnc the Panthera at .,....._lyp ~- ID& or l!ID&m lflJ1o won thO ~ or thett 4ailll>,.,, - - ~ S&lle:r . , t~ilJ'. Mrt. aabft :.C~ her parent. -io -.tbeti' " P&rnham and his trwty n~~:~t.enant House worked IonJ, hard and falthtulJ.y wlth their protea-~ at. the H18h School practice a:round Thursday evening. While M~. Bous"e tried to groun.tJ tpe undedyfne principles or line 'PlaY lnto Ute forw"rd wall, Mr. Farnham was wor.t.1n1 equa.Jly hard. trylng to teach the backtleld thei r duUea. Particularly lona: .sessions .wel'e de· voted to the forward pa,&s both as an otffmrdv;e weapon al well as l t!'Yin«' ine.thOda to coinbat tt wlien th~ otl~¢n~ co,tne fo·~ard wilih i It a.s a soorlng thi"ea.t. It ls said the mentors, whlle al· I ways havlnr a wbolesome regard. for the ~rial threat always havJDI' !WJfed1ln an endeavor to 1 1 1 anq Letrut Falls lul.ve J. :~ oft~nse "in th'ta thn~at d deral;Jle IL>~or•~~~m silown t.o ~he a.a wed U & clepenC:&\)Ie det'enee Injured o. nkle. He may be &ble a.~ Impressed more than ever after are lmpreiiSed more than ever at'ter reading about the wa~· the Wolver· tnes squelched the .Buckeyes with the forward pass whUe they were being rushed eve~ ywhere oD. the ftel.d eKoept through the I08.l posts by the line charging OhiOaha. ou;. gatried and Ol!tplayed In every respect except In the matter of scoring the MiChiganders ha:ve made ooaches believe thu.t. after all 11; an unbeatable to play ln the Marle~ta game but time and clrcUilUitances alone will answer the question. For " time Thursday art.e •noon 1 (ootbal ~ had to divide wJth studlea 1 aa a. subject of discualdon, many of has tlie noble athletes, having received specta.l tnvltatioM from thelr tf)a~h­ era, along with scores·or non·athletlC student&, to be Sure to be present at. a llttle pa.rcy :Prtday during: which choice que3tions in ~e fonn fl( §1X we,t~~' exams wbuJ4 b$ hpld· ''-'· t;(ltfe !J!t~ · "IO$.m lor the ,arty ~· fb .ftura- Uff#g rna sUd by any or the 8'1\Y:e .1fi~i1 • Wtse, ~b::o::••:..::•"":;o':."""'~ · ;.:·_ __ t\(tH·~~ Students, s~rlmn111gc. .. : I>Hi",JUJo'FS 8.\LP: I)JI' CIJAT"TbL J'JI.OI' I»BTY A.ma~l ~an li,UJ.>VI~ Co. a Col'.ll, l'.alnt l(l , ' sustlt.ute after which be · his sid~ lil-t ' th ~ 0 ,_,,_••,. 1 ,~.:,;" V. lrelanll .J. k<. a: . :HJ WJUI . A. forwat•d &hort workout a sore. · - 1 ~t tber a.thletec or ottier- ' No E•cape From Bl•mo D. '5: ·n ,. .· .. .:u mu ~nn es_CnJ?e 1Jiu1ue," liU itl Eno, .. 1 l~A· Ho: Lhe sug(> o1 Chlnnlawu. '"J'he John hea~ mnn crm Uo fl!l to d li>S~ rve D! Ha.ll, was I l!ttle (Jr ft lUI possfll iP." ~ 8 c.nd famUy. ' Classics ~~~~·:~Y i~--.-""r-....;f .. ~Al.. STE\1'~· · .,•• "... I! ou~ l:!)j'paQtlZJ.J.~ AAYI we 1lve a complete chaas• lubrJoattc:m with ea~tt\ ~hiLnifl of au. ~ .11 to Koy. \1. Htab pres- ll·U::S ~~ areaae ollU1t Jus' inatalled . Wa repair a.nd reflni~h any make or '"''" .. m~el. ... .--- Shell Bet·vloe Stat-too, q'ff Carat>u, Pf9P. Mlddloport., 0. \Vft,JI Pomeroy. C''-ev . CO. 8 yGirS. 10-21~4t. COFft;~ SHOP ··'PALES HQA.'D ·~<JA'€H •• CJ!ItroW EA.,.. · A>ac ..,..~~ ova. "'Nil KD~O Tim11s Wl"!ih !The 06preailj)p. • It's Preo l ~r thJrty DJNiHG i®M AND HIS GI'SIEl W.A!e~lt'·~ ct.ASH wrrH Ar.!'Mo/ II41S ....... SO ·~ llatbl. Steam . ' ' . Wf:EK! Wdte for ~ILJei. and Raid. J~EE· H. 'Butler Maaaitir .... A ~If. l". . tilt)fiiiii.J · 11 !;VA A. 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Title A name given to the resource October 21, 1932 blackburn burneet crowley girbiniak reynolds zercher