https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eb525eb5070a640bf48f0114ec020467.pdf 196c6eca8722363a265e75db63160416 PDF Text Text J " .. • . l\IONI).\Y, Jm.Y I, WI f MRS, KAB& DII!S YOUTH RECENTll PAR~lEO. ADMITS STEAliNG Mn. JohD W Karr, 80, p&lled, away at her home In Rutl&a.4 1~ town1blp Baturdlly at o·c~ ' midnight. , She Ls survived by her hlllblind. . --,------EADERS' NOTICE• .-;- ;II you wa,nt and seven children: WLlllam, Wella vnle. Weber, Cleveland; Emerton. Akron, Howard and Harley, ltutlf.nd township; Mnl. R Vf- Buaf', Middleport, Mrs. C. B. q~m, Atb.~ ens. One son John precedOO. her in cl£>atb about tour years aap. The fJ.meral servieee will be con.. R the News Olllce Bualli~u • at 10 o'clock A M. Tuesday from the rcsldenee with Rev. H. l". Bolton cm.cta.ttng :Bm·lo.l wm be IJlade In the Wells CCUlf-t.ery l.n ~he a of 'J.'IIe Dally Tribune, call 236-L; If the O!llce ask for 2~. ~ u cte d ch arge of , LEASED .. WIRE TERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Finsterwald Under- - ---- ta king Comp11.ny E ESSIIN n Rome and-Return HUNN[RS TD mN IR'E IS REPEALED WHITE U DEC CllH Of INOUSTRl IN BUCHYE STATE "Bootl,.len" P.reparinir To Make One "Final Killinl'' If He Si1na Carney Act Deaiped To Aid In Buaine11 Recovery 5~10 BE NE FINAl Gu .... p...,.ident Urges ~meri• cana To Do AU Poaa· ible For Harmony AU'JIO STOLlEN + Meigs county pollee a.uthoritles DOES NOT nottfled Sunf]ay tho.t the ll.U• yarshal Ward, of Middleport, was . stolen ftom near th~ residence The car, a tcmoblle belonslng to Official• Say ~partalt111t I Poorly Equipped To Rea11t Attempt . • ureo. The prealdent'll stand. It ......, r~~ ported, was reaJDrmed In a oabte .. gram to Secretary of Btate Hull tn which he urged the chJef of the American delega.t.lon and hill col· leagues to do all In thelr ~wer to keep the conference alive. " THE DEVIL'S BROTHER" """"·II Stan LaureL Oliver Thelma Todd, Dennb Klnr.J Af,SO COMEDY tex~~o.f~th~'!:;~~'~! new cable While theWa.& lt Masons I 'Jake The Barber' Still Being ~eld Li\U~l'il .... IN In addlllon to the rerula.r bu11IRI'!8S m&tlel'll to _,.,. come before tht meetlnr, several ltetns or llhlftlllal 1ntere1t. iihd Importance are tu be discwsed, ; ~ 1·d lu •'tr.nd. ' . -. -:-------- +--:---'----- __ _ •IS~Iod Two Dixie State~t' May Decide Isj;Jue "1 ' Silel\ee of Kidnapers Malres near New York. 01~. To meet lhla new ol!enslve the Son Th.i11k Own AITilnl.. coast 1uard had. a. t~ aadl)' <le~ pleted: by th" admlnistrationJs ecoments Belna Made nomy pro~Jri.m. ' , If coas~ fuUy to the ftllires: .!Ieven deatNy(lrt, which h&ve been used tor sea Cljff .........--- lerites Now In Supreme Control We~a Win Alabama land Laat Two Oppoaitioa ParArlcanoaa, Dry Fi1hf. AiP· tie• Diaband; May Join pard. omctal.s pointed rue· ~rntsaloned; By H. EARL WILSON Columbus , 0 July 5 - INS Oovl!'mor George White becom·"!!l the czar of Ohio Industry in a dra· mctlc move for Ohio business re· i covery und ~r the Camey net, wh1r.h I he U; expected to sian following lt - By International News servtce It waa a safe and sane folll'th. a nai10n~wtc1e survey by Interna.llonol N,... Service dlseii>Jied ""!a1 Automob1Je acM<~ent. r•tber than tlrecracken caused the majorIty of deathi and inJurlea- sutlored by Independcoce day e~lebra.nta. peah lf<l pele11 1~0 t Wath Nazia week by tne state le:; I Nc gO\'Crnor In all Ohio h lstr · been put.ed so mucll aut bc· it11 ee .18 entrusted to him to stan Ohio tactorl•~ &~hnmmtng again CompnraLiveiY, his powers are toqulvo.Jent to the brood authority to PreaJdent Roosevelt bY ronr.esti. The goyernor will llt in jud1Jtnent en all intrastate commerce By h111. cwn iniUat.ivt!, he can lay down ccd" of fair oompeUUon-gowetn~ ing working hOU1'5 and nges, hEretofore a sa.cr~ flel~ untopched by the executive departmentIll! whl,..h have net state or na.Uonal to th~. to the sovemor in· I By WILLIAM K . HUTCHINSON INS Stntr COrrespondent : allows him t.o t'll· _ rnlll•lmum Pl 'ices to be any product manufa.c· a.nd, where !her he may ;.Jsc A1bert Russell Erskine, Ha1f a dozen deaths, h~fr. pre~ident of the Studebaker were Cll.used by ftrewotU. mott or 1hem the result of firlnj .. JJ,ome Corporati on an d one of th e made noiAe mater& by ~lDsion ·wprincipal ftgureA in the auto· of "bootleg" The moM. tra(lc · · d t h h t motive m u.s I"Y, w o f4 o occurred In .Pott and killed him~clf Saturdny when a 3~)'ear .. old . powder can with a in his home at South Bend, herself and her · a Ind. M r. Era k me. w ho was Philadelphia k~lled when a 62 years old, had been in Ithrew failing health Jn r e c e n t f!,n;d months. IFive ------- _ ported. Detroit Leads In I o .. Business Activity 1 ~&illl c;.;e Back to I Protperit}' Noted in Au· tomotlve City fc;~~~~ ifi:;,.a;~ " -At 'f'11.c- FAMILY REUNION ' Syra~use !Bathing Beach / FOlJRTII OF .10J,Y present ror 2:30 P. l\1. Any sojoul'lllllr hrrth~n art cwrdlally lnwll~ Rdr~hnumts were While Traffic A«iolenta Exact Toll Uauailr Expected POMEROY It i• Jonll•nded Ht Ill!!! n•el'tlnr. to pre~ent rold ji!Wf!ls 1n recnrniUAn..,f riUy yeaas rnen1bershlp, to two mcmbcn. ~eeun r . w~!~en. ""'"' - · Entnuted To Governor Than Any Other In Ohio l•~;~:~. lnat J:t@l amendment is finally adopted . ' lhiH " smaller veMels laid. up to be aold' at r.uctton; four cout IUBrd. -.ibooeflrsii;; <lecommiasloned; and the ~ net alasl\ed•to meet theee IU!W con .. Wednn day l:venJnc, J11l7 ;l, II tha date Of lhe replariJ U It especially urgNt that. llll mt mbel'l be I ' rum fl1'6~ a.cttvltiea l:a1ed upon re· vtvina" ProBperlty and a ' aeneral lotdo"ln or dry la.w enforcement. on land and sea. !ltforta to flood the oountry c:,eap lorel&'D llquar before the re· patrol duty, •cliedllfed July Commanfcalfon of Ptuill'ro.Y ~JII' NQ. oil by the COMt iuard dlcated. These report& told of exp.t.ndJng ATTENTION! F . &: A. J\.1; • l~URTH 'CCIOENTS ····u· ~f MANl At Least Si" F atalitiea Attributed To • Fire-i Worlu Miaha~· J MANY ARE l~JUR£b MORE AUTHORITY By GEORGE R HOLMES INS Start CGrtespondea& London. July &-INS-The United State. wUI N 0 T op~ pose a recess for the World EoonomJo Conl~n ~ e, Jt. was of· flcla\ly announced tonlrbt. London, July 5--INS--With world economic conference ingly on thP. palnt of ext~~~~•· President. Roosevelt today wu derstood to have reiterated st.eadtast. opposttJ.on to any porary currency stabilization meas- Mast~r ' CO~STGU~ However From Stand Ta· ken On Currency Stab-' ilization Mod.ei· T F ord coupe bearingl license No 209-818, Is being soUght, by the county officers but as yet have nQ trace of the stolen vehicle - - . RETREA~ Kills Self Batte will be sen-1"111, : I u~s-- P<J mea•oy, JenldnK, By Order of Wonhiplul l'jlaoter. W. L. Vaughan, Secretary. C!lndlU, Ne.owelroad; • I,aure1 Cllfr-W.IIlam~>~in , Ewlnr u111l DQ Did y OtJ'"'Ever St~p TO thihi?· i .~ I By Edson R. Waite, ShAwnee, Okla: '' '· 1 ' • . l'HA T a busineu must ad\'erti~e ~ achieve ~uece~o. :·. \ · -' nluable The more good advertising ia uaed, the more service becomea. ' . . ita : ,. Good adverti1ing holds old cuatomen and creates new ones. It takes new bu1ine1a to keep a~y . busineaa . concern alive. ·'.. ~·. ' -u People expe-ct courteay just as they expect quality goods at reasonable pricea. Every buaineu man or woman ahould radiate courtesy every minute of the buoy day. When courtesy is combined with rood merehandiae, fair prices and honest advertidng, ' a buai~ell io bound 'to aueceed. MODERN BUSINESS CONCER~S USE THESE MODERN METHODS, WHICH ALWAYS RESULT IN A CLOSER TIE BETWEEN THEIR CUSTOMERS AND T~El~-iS\JSINESS. . "(: -.. • . ·· -P$1SINTID BY- ·· { ···Company ~ ·Bring tUe .(~itdren, : :to Hdf~ COLUMBUS see .the· C.1mnblu, Ohio. • 200 Rnom11 , Fireproof Rates l;t.ediiCtd ROOMS IJ.08, "~5 1 BATH .1.111 ~ ' ' DININO ROOM AND COJ'FIEE SHOP Under Same Manacerneai ALBA C(IUilT IIOTEL New 8tn11'na. 5o ~~· FIOI'Itla a.Ou. 8&NJD u..... W~kl lor Boolklet IUld \ ' : ~~b. t~e F~~i:~i~ 'this: :week at The.· ' • .~ MADI ,, . BARTO!tf~S 'DRUG STORE Adverli•ing ia a courte1y do:e, tHe pfl9ple. Courteay i• a IIT••t help to any buainesa. I I : 1 1 , .. , ' • ' ' / l '· I ' • KNOWHOW We. 1-J.PUTI:.ER ~· Lovers' SolvedProblems By D.eath ~?~~J:!E~~~~~~ 1 ,~ Illicit Relafionahlp to Dramatic Encl in Wilkeaville McArthur, 0., Jul7 •..;., l.Qvers, one a. marr~ 1117 Were shot and kWed , rOOnt in which they hilld themselves at WUkMTUle, 0., c~rs)' ..boa, , barge ; ·"' Automobile T~ucks, eJc~, . etc.' ,! !>ere. Authorlttes mystified to tnow who wielded the Jl,D'I, aatd rlt waa either a autclde pact or a. eM& ol murder and suicide. Those killed were garet Blahop mother of two ll:rd curred ' ~- ORDERS usweetheart" of 1ents T u rae r With Thompton Trophy Hollywoucl, July 5-INS-IIary Ftckford, "Amorica'5 sweetheart" ~I' the ftlms, wa& back in secluskali today at "P1ckfalr" after m•kinl· t.er first public appeara.noe since the a.nnouneeml'!nt of her aepara. liOn from Oourtas Pairbanlu. Miss Plektor<l narrowly esc~.'*! bPini In an airplane aecldmt. The tall aklnd on the plane that WRS to have ea.rrled her fMtn Unl,.o{ ted airpOrt to the Municipal alrpoit; for the national air races ~ _ The mi8h&p ~ wb1le • Pickford wu waJUng &t. ~ ali'p:d for the plane to taxi up to tb.'l pu-!,lf:npr platform. Another plalle W , '" Brullhlnr her marllal ....... b~. Misa Pletrord waa ;CIIIIeW. hoateu at the air racea wb1cb attended Jetlordalr by 110,000 1!8\'". , ICIIll whom abe areeted ~ Uie 1 .... .wm ; lcud - the · tropiUHil"llil . 1 'I She-kef preoe~~ted SIO,OOO Tbornolon ..... to 'CoL 1.1<>!'I'Umer, hte winner, 'fhl1i Jthb:\ toot ptcturtl or ~ �.. r . .. • .. " l \ DAILY ' 'l'RIBUNll'''' POioB.'ROY, OHIO ..,, ,.. aecond-cU matter sept 13, lt:lG, •+ tb• !Editor . ' \ Dea• Sir all caae• 6lgn their namu--Althouah DOt qte~ t.q be AA~Ybout tetter•, however exc-"'lent IUI'l dealf!ll~ ~ ~em­ IR no lnltanoe .,ul ~ publiahed. to • WE. R Fr~d JUmbaU, Iar:, . ~FV'SI. .. 1'tQ .STA&I~I:JE ..,. ..... CbicafO, FhUa.Wpbllo, Plt.W!ur rh, MU~IIUI l ipfjo oqr birth OD tb.e r,cme the worse !or .. . . • .. .. .. .. glon. 1S • • ..... , •••• • • ' - ' • _ ... OLOO .. .. .... .. ·- .• . ., , \ The ftrework15 were SPvera.l thousand 1n attenda.nce at .tiO 81.¥ MOiltha . . . . • · · · • • •• • • · • • 6.00 One Year .•••.•••••••• , ... ". . . ... ,,, i ~ A daullnK pyrotechnic displa)' st the MtddleJ)Ol't nigh school rootball field, l&sJ; nl&:ht. ellma.xed , t:.h~ all·day celebrat1Qn of the Fou~h of July eondutted by the Feen~­ Bennett t:'ost of the American IAI- 8. 8J lllaU One Mouth .. I Vwtora Take Eztra C...mo ' of Tb""' Game S.ri.. : Girls Aloo Win r&m ua. ~J""JJWlly we lol out from t.be Yi-1 1 • On my ftrat trip .m~ht - ••• Three Monti •,, ' ,... •· to IS. r ; a thrW in beinl adrUt on t.be ~ t:.oat. We hit. 1 lol wmc:n pU~o~ , • of our paddle wheell oui-'dt ·l in& order tor a whJle &nd. n t.'Cl around there ln &.he bay fn th( toe And when 1 Ul' r..-x 1"'1\11 roa: In the · mornt:nrr ~' are mall)' other boat. 0\Jt too and we did nqt know -!..llal 'mom,..• I .' NEWS .:,~~i~:f I ~ ~ ~· '· \ ' Writer Tells Of '· .• -~ 1 'Quakes In Q!llq, ~or the Act o! M""'h 3. lll'lll. Pu!>lll~"" Dollf &1111 ~pt.''aat~rda)'. Locak4 OD l.oWCT Seoor~d lltliflllf!~ ~Jt 0 : Mi·0 u~. trtendl sead us letten or nllwl mac~ rw ~'fbllct~ ~ • '"" WSPNESDAY, JULY li, 1181 ' ,oliOS rVBLI&BING OOJI!l',uiT o1' Jl'omtroJ, Obit • W~Al', .rtn,y I, !HI . I' BE DAILY T·RIBUN~· Df ,. '. • ! DISAPPEA art my lamp, 0 the Lord w1ll lighten m.v darkness. For by ~lie< 1~1averun through a troop: by my God have I leaped D:"U'W••U.--2 Samuel 22 :29,30. boPUome;;)~ : ' ' shall giH h1s angels charge to keep thee on alllth ~ ways.-Psalm 91:11 . .Jt,lll0f'E IS JOLTED Q.EPLY se nt by our vre~ldt!nl, Mr. Rooaevelt, to the 1\LIInclon delegates, •• ind eed gratifyong to the rank and of Almerican citizenship After having been listening to lthe cries of the F'rench and their selftsh allies, , a relief t o find that there IH one man in a re-poSjtion 111 American politics, who will tell the money grabbers and defaulters, just what ill terms that even a Frenchman can undemtand. That the people of this country are sick and tired of manner m Which financial transactions between ue and European debtors have been handled, ie no secret. That hftd about g1vtm up hope of ever getiing any relief is nothmg hidden. It is therefore especially pleasinr our prc~ident Hhould have rebuked the ..!Yloney ~jlng:en;" so eft'eetually and •o completely without fear i>f,.,Nhllt might follow . The t1me for the debtor• to learn that we hnve grown of their attempting to manipulate all of our affair~. ~ Jpelre and that th er hav e received the proper reply to insistence on stub1hzataon, iN gratifvinr tn the ex~ Nnw , 1f France wants to leave the conferenoe up th~ ~r8l!ion, that is no rraso n for •::,~~~ - Th~ tjffjted ~tlitee i< <till atile tq ,• ~l~n·y 1Jo cafl;:~f f~~~& ~II and l One Word Led To Another New Y.ork le a. Mln~Af T!JWll SpeakinK of olo mmtnw , towne f.on't ~or1et New York CitY. ';!"~~,.:;;~~,;! nation [1\. ~~e w,p\"lq . .~tI s the•ref'o rc ·to ·r~1pesm so-ca!)ed bad• boys, -to do their worst their etfort. "vail them. Mr. Roosevelt has thrown down the gauntlet and the !lie is cast. We •re all anxiou s to see just what the next When tllelr gold dust is gon~ they cet a arublltake, In a chain G1ve the brokera a couple of m~•.Y• will be. At any rate. the •tabilization talk has been hbiLlthy 1 react.lon.e and they tear erocery .store and go back to Lhe !«l•ctually squelcied. the lld orr the wort&. Theatre tte· mountains or Ucker tape - - - -- ' JOB WELL DONE WILL BE especially good news to the citizenship of j)hio and the re•t of the country to learn that the plot· genius who work ed with a group of confederates in fliinll a building m Cleveland, hn s hee n co nvicted. This ~~~;~::';~t 111 an effort to get insurance money, plotted the ll job. The bur·ntng came off as planned b•Jt it was done so 12 p~11ple were victims of the blaze. The jury, dt>liberation, finally decided to reeom .. then•!n saving the arson bug from the elec.. He mu~t -.t•rve n life ~e nt c nc~ without hope of ~~~~~J~'· accordaug to th e ver·d1ct reached. fact that he h a~ been c onvict~d. however, is the ; keta hop to eleven dollan, diamond brasaleta are sold 1Nith blniell at the elbow. Ann:.ae, si.lka and sB.~ Una rwtle and sUtber The boys buy UmOUBtnea wheela They purchase suburban homea They dolla.ra to aee a nlht &nd like a coward ,n a battle wtt.h c.lty pay wine ••• b~l finJ. a Terraplane that car~'t take it ••• or a Terraplane owner who doesn't love his car as he lvveJJ his dog! irnr~::~.!Once more ha~ law and order ser\led notice on that they cannot do as they ··please when, how they pleatie, ~o far a~:~ the continued flouting of of our .stute are. t.:oncerned. Once' more hav e crimmal:-~ learned that crim0 does ~o't pay and that m the end the heavy hand of retribution ..w,.lta the olfender. Let UH huve more o( 8UCh results when we have the crimin:tl before th e bar Of justice. The WIJ Terrapl1110 OWllon drive, you . , think lhey bad • pudp ipiaat their can. hlgh·gu< moUDIIWoeeriog. CbaJ. )eoge thew to 1ay why they breese 10 DonthalantJy onr But wateb llwb omile while they 1011 aiOIIfl ot OUJIIi!,ted opeodo that would mob moot """"'1 foriiiiiiCy. Talkwtbom after they'.., dono a - o f "Why. thot'o Terraplaningl" • they'll "1· "Thi• ur'• oo oiuy-why nune il? b'o growu up. All you do it dnv• il- il taket Cfl8 of ileeJl,"" And tliat'• whu tnakes Terra. plam.ng & eport instead of just transportation. No- you don't have to hop alo"ll al 70 or 80. or tak{the aide of a mouutam rocky detoun. "Don~ llcndw • ._ ill at 55 or a rutty lane at 40. Bul you can if yott wunl tu-w1th.. ou1 repan-bill worry. "Tbatl Terraplaningl'" ..,dons 748 mik• in two day• w~· Mlilhilut aiUII.ohifl. Aod both we and r.ha cor ore CJ.I:f~h a.t dewy daiaia/" POUG AND MARY ~· ·••••• ~tars. After 13 ycu,.,. of what the world has been \j!rm wedded hlo.. , the announcement has been m11cl~ Douglas Fairbanks and his most popular screen st~r 'have about agreed to • PHrting or the ways. And tile !9!11l<'enne;nt comes in such a manner as to make more for the beautiful Mary, because it appea1'8 that }t~i~J!PP'~f!lli<m come• In spite of all that she can do to · It is indeed stranJ•· but th o world npver ge~ or too much In a hurry to pause and sympa~hi•e who are having lroubl•• rn which the be~rt . . .EWINGTON WllO -. 11 employed ' { a few da11 wUh · Purl-.n and family spent relll tivl!li at Bar . un~lndeat cqt of alf. t rv.:Q· co. 1 ' 'jlhat I~ . ' ' )fllll~:m Allen Whih•· w.rltona from LoiJdop, q~let~attr" to the economic co'li~'-e . l"!!•·'~'llf'l 1 ll J I BILL TILDEN says: "Tournament play ln tennis imposes~ terrific str.ain upon the nerv• ou&systkm. Healthy nerves are essential!! ~ a pla~er is goin~ to be successful in maintain· ing h1sspeed, endurance, ~d,. the psychoTogy '; of v\C'Wl"Y· As a steady smoker, I find tlw,t • cigaiettes'1ary s.'l<>t in their effect upon flie ner)>es. I liave tried all tlie other popu'lllt'". brands, but for years I have smoked Camels. Because of• th~lr ; eKtraordinary mildness I know that I can "smoke Camels as freely as I wish and still have healthy nerves." A LL THE world love~'~ a lover and 'Jf all lovers befo,re the AnJeriCan puUhc 1n mnn,\' a long rlay, it is ve'ry)prob.. ~ble that Mary P1ckfoo·d has hcen th• mo•t popular. It io ~Bry disappointing therefore, tor th e lovtlrH of rom4lnce to read that MHry·· bubble of hap pine.. is about to be prick· ed and explode 1n thtn a.1r even a~ hl've those of many colleagues 111 the Hollywood district of motion STEADY.SMOKERS TURN TO CAMELS ' ' "' .'":,., ' ' • ' ~ . • ' ~' • (f I) -1) Steady smOkel'll ·turn to Camels because the costlier tobaccos in C'.amels never tire the taste- never get on the nerves. Your taste and your nerves will conflnn this. Start smoking Camels today and prove It for yourself. It is more fun to know. •• ), •. j .I ~~ :.; ,\ ' . -<, eWHBN 1llll WHOLB <MJ.LB~tY b adted,. , have • Camet. for the ..U.:J:r ~ ••• for rhe •dded pleuure of e Camero iDer, MORE EXPBNSIVB 101>0-. " :;1 •' J ' jol) ; ' �.. r . .. • .. " l \ DAILY ' 'l'RIBUNll'''' POioB.'ROY, OHIO ..,, ,.. aecond-cU matter sept 13, lt:lG, •+ tb• !Editor . ' \ Dea• Sir all caae• 6lgn their namu--Althouah DOt qte~ t.q be AA~Ybout tetter•, however exc-"'lent IUI'l dealf!ll~ ~ ~em­ IR no lnltanoe .,ul ~ publiahed. to • WE. R Fr~d JUmbaU, Iar:, . ~FV'SI. .. 1'tQ .STA&I~I:JE ..,. ..... CbicafO, FhUa.Wpbllo, Plt.W!ur rh, MU~IIUI l ipfjo oqr birth OD tb.e r,cme the worse !or .. . . • .. .. .. .. glon. 1S • • ..... , •••• • • ' - ' • _ ... OLOO .. .. .... .. ·- .• . ., , \ The ftrework15 were SPvera.l thousand 1n attenda.nce at .tiO 81.¥ MOiltha . . . . • · · · • • •• • • · • • 6.00 One Year .•••.•••••••• , ... ". . . ... ,,, i ~ A daullnK pyrotechnic displa)' st the MtddleJ)Ol't nigh school rootball field, l&sJ; nl&:ht. ellma.xed , t:.h~ all·day celebrat1Qn of the Fou~h of July eondutted by the Feen~­ Bennett t:'ost of the American IAI- 8. 8J lllaU One Mouth .. I Vwtora Take Eztra C...mo ' of Tb""' Game S.ri.. : Girls Aloo Win r&m ua. ~J""JJWlly we lol out from t.be Yi-1 1 • On my ftrat trip .m~ht - ••• Three Monti •,, ' ,... •· to IS. r ; a thrW in beinl adrUt on t.be ~ t:.oat. We hit. 1 lol wmc:n pU~o~ , • of our paddle wheell oui-'dt ·l in& order tor a whJle &nd. n t.'Cl around there ln &.he bay fn th( toe And when 1 Ul' r..-x 1"'1\11 roa: In the · mornt:nrr ~' are mall)' other boat. 0\Jt too and we did nqt know -!..llal 'mom,..• I .' NEWS .:,~~i~:f I ~ ~ ~· '· \ ' Writer Tells Of '· .• -~ 1 'Quakes In Q!llq, ~or the Act o! M""'h 3. lll'lll. Pu!>lll~"" Dollf &1111 ~pt.''aat~rda)'. Locak4 OD l.oWCT Seoor~d lltliflllf!~ ~Jt 0 : Mi·0 u~. trtendl sead us letten or nllwl mac~ rw ~'fbllct~ ~ • '"" WSPNESDAY, JULY li, 1181 ' ,oliOS rVBLI&BING OOJI!l',uiT o1' Jl'omtroJ, Obit • W~Al', .rtn,y I, !HI . I' BE DAILY T·RIBUN~· Df ,. '. • ! DISAPPEA art my lamp, 0 the Lord w1ll lighten m.v darkness. For by ~lie< 1~1averun through a troop: by my God have I leaped D:"U'W••U.--2 Samuel 22 :29,30. boPUome;;)~ : ' ' shall giH h1s angels charge to keep thee on alllth ~ ways.-Psalm 91:11 . .Jt,lll0f'E IS JOLTED Q.EPLY se nt by our vre~ldt!nl, Mr. Rooaevelt, to the 1\LIInclon delegates, •• ind eed gratifyong to the rank and of Almerican citizenship After having been listening to lthe cries of the F'rench and their selftsh allies, , a relief t o find that there IH one man in a re-poSjtion 111 American politics, who will tell the money grabbers and defaulters, just what ill terms that even a Frenchman can undemtand. That the people of this country are sick and tired of manner m Which financial transactions between ue and European debtors have been handled, ie no secret. That hftd about g1vtm up hope of ever getiing any relief is nothmg hidden. It is therefore especially pleasinr our prc~ident Hhould have rebuked the ..!Yloney ~jlng:en;" so eft'eetually and •o completely without fear i>f,.,Nhllt might follow . The t1me for the debtor• to learn that we hnve grown of their attempting to manipulate all of our affair~. ~ Jpelre and that th er hav e received the proper reply to insistence on stub1hzataon, iN gratifvinr tn the ex~ Nnw , 1f France wants to leave the conferenoe up th~ ~r8l!ion, that is no rraso n for •::,~~~ - Th~ tjffjted ~tlitee i< <till atile tq ,• ~l~n·y 1Jo cafl;:~f f~~~& ~II and l One Word Led To Another New Y.ork le a. Mln~Af T!JWll SpeakinK of olo mmtnw , towne f.on't ~or1et New York CitY. ';!"~~,.:;;~~,;! nation [1\. ~~e w,p\"lq . .~tI s the•ref'o rc ·to ·r~1pesm so-ca!)ed bad• boys, -to do their worst their etfort. "vail them. Mr. Roosevelt has thrown down the gauntlet and the !lie is cast. We •re all anxiou s to see just what the next When tllelr gold dust is gon~ they cet a arublltake, In a chain G1ve the brokera a couple of m~•.Y• will be. At any rate. the •tabilization talk has been hbiLlthy 1 react.lon.e and they tear erocery .store and go back to Lhe !«l•ctually squelcied. the lld orr the wort&. Theatre tte· mountains or Ucker tape - - - -- ' JOB WELL DONE WILL BE especially good news to the citizenship of j)hio and the re•t of the country to learn that the plot· genius who work ed with a group of confederates in fliinll a building m Cleveland, hn s hee n co nvicted. This ~~~;~::';~t 111 an effort to get insurance money, plotted the ll job. The bur·ntng came off as planned b•Jt it was done so 12 p~11ple were victims of the blaze. The jury, dt>liberation, finally decided to reeom .. then•!n saving the arson bug from the elec.. He mu~t -.t•rve n life ~e nt c nc~ without hope of ~~~~~J~'· accordaug to th e ver·d1ct reached. fact that he h a~ been c onvict~d. however, is the ; keta hop to eleven dollan, diamond brasaleta are sold 1Nith blniell at the elbow. Ann:.ae, si.lka and sB.~ Una rwtle and sUtber The boys buy UmOUBtnea wheela They purchase suburban homea They dolla.ra to aee a nlht &nd like a coward ,n a battle wtt.h c.lty pay wine ••• b~l finJ. a Terraplane that car~'t take it ••• or a Terraplane owner who doesn't love his car as he lvveJJ his dog! irnr~::~.!Once more ha~ law and order ser\led notice on that they cannot do as they ··please when, how they pleatie, ~o far a~:~ the continued flouting of of our .stute are. t.:oncerned. Once' more hav e crimmal:-~ learned that crim0 does ~o't pay and that m the end the heavy hand of retribution ..w,.lta the olfender. Let UH huve more o( 8UCh results when we have the crimin:tl before th e bar Of justice. The WIJ Terrapl1110 OWllon drive, you . , think lhey bad • pudp ipiaat their can. hlgh·gu< moUDIIWoeeriog. CbaJ. )eoge thew to 1ay why they breese 10 DonthalantJy onr But wateb llwb omile while they 1011 aiOIIfl ot OUJIIi!,ted opeodo that would mob moot """"'1 foriiiiiiCy. Talkwtbom after they'.., dono a - o f "Why. thot'o Terraplaningl" • they'll "1· "Thi• ur'• oo oiuy-why nune il? b'o growu up. All you do it dnv• il- il taket Cfl8 of ileeJl,"" And tliat'• whu tnakes Terra. plam.ng & eport instead of just transportation. No- you don't have to hop alo"ll al 70 or 80. or tak{the aide of a mouutam rocky detoun. "Don~ llcndw • ._ ill at 55 or a rutty lane at 40. Bul you can if yott wunl tu-w1th.. ou1 repan-bill worry. "Tbatl Terraplaningl'" ..,dons 748 mik• in two day• w~· Mlilhilut aiUII.ohifl. Aod both we and r.ha cor ore CJ.I:f~h a.t dewy daiaia/" POUG AND MARY ~· ·••••• ~tars. After 13 ycu,.,. of what the world has been \j!rm wedded hlo.. , the announcement has been m11cl~ Douglas Fairbanks and his most popular screen st~r 'have about agreed to • PHrting or the ways. And tile !9!11l<'enne;nt comes in such a manner as to make more for the beautiful Mary, because it appea1'8 that }t~i~J!PP'~f!lli<m come• In spite of all that she can do to · It is indeed stranJ•· but th o world npver ge~ or too much In a hurry to pause and sympa~hi•e who are having lroubl•• rn which the be~rt . . .EWINGTON WllO -. 11 employed ' { a few da11 wUh · Purl-.n and family spent relll tivl!li at Bar . un~lndeat cqt of alf. t rv.:Q· co. 1 ' 'jlhat I~ . ' ' )fllll~:m Allen Whih•· w.rltona from LoiJdop, q~let~attr" to the economic co'li~'-e . l"!!•·'~'llf'l 1 ll J I BILL TILDEN says: "Tournament play ln tennis imposes~ terrific str.ain upon the nerv• ou&systkm. Healthy nerves are essential!! ~ a pla~er is goin~ to be successful in maintain· ing h1sspeed, endurance, ~d,. the psychoTogy '; of v\C'Wl"Y· As a steady smoker, I find tlw,t • cigaiettes'1ary s.'l<>t in their effect upon flie ner)>es. I liave tried all tlie other popu'lllt'". brands, but for years I have smoked Camels. Because of• th~lr ; eKtraordinary mildness I know that I can "smoke Camels as freely as I wish and still have healthy nerves." A LL THE world love~'~ a lover and 'Jf all lovers befo,re the AnJeriCan puUhc 1n mnn,\' a long rlay, it is ve'ry)prob.. ~ble that Mary P1ckfoo·d has hcen th• mo•t popular. It io ~Bry disappointing therefore, tor th e lovtlrH of rom4lnce to read that MHry·· bubble of hap pine.. is about to be prick· ed and explode 1n thtn a.1r even a~ hl've those of many colleagues 111 the Hollywood district of motion STEADY.SMOKERS TURN TO CAMELS ' ' "' .'":,., ' ' • ' ~ . • ' ~' • (f I) -1) Steady smOkel'll ·turn to Camels because the costlier tobaccos in C'.amels never tire the taste- never get on the nerves. Your taste and your nerves will conflnn this. Start smoking Camels today and prove It for yourself. It is more fun to know. •• ), •. j .I ~~ :.; ,\ ' . -<, eWHBN 1llll WHOLB <MJ.LB~tY b adted,. , have • Camet. for the ..U.:J:r ~ ••• for rhe •dded pleuure of e Camero iDer, MORE EXPBNSIVB 101>0-. " :;1 •' J ' jol) ; ' �' •• 1 ' ' ". '' / . ' '' ' ., ' ' • • ! Ill; .... I ·' wear .,. 4 • Ul8TIBDAY'8 BE8ULT8 fqund- (seven -Alii!!BICAN At Middle~ort, Ohio • t&eVeD t MS~IATION ~utpvtlle ?; Ooi1J111l>ua &. Louli!viDe 1.5. Colwnbu& ~. ~VlftJ }· - Pour keys on leJ.t.her ~p near Peace church . Owner lnqutre at Do.Uy Tribune offloe _!'nd pay for ad. 6-23-tf Mlnneo.poil& ·10, 8t. ~ul t. MJnneapolll 13, St. Paul s. lndta.napC.Un · 8, Tqle<to · 2. Tf'lfdO 3, lndtanapoU& 0. J.t:Uw8ukee 3, Kap.- Oit;v 2. Kansas Otty .6,. MUwaUku 3. - · Sale.Starts lnday at I:JO A. M. JUlJ,... 7tb, 19JJ . 1' . ' G~fAl G~M£ . 81... CHURCH . .. ' ·not · ball Lhat hu been w1tt,e88Cd . sutJ.t a short \ 1od of f4me. }ninthe meantltne, - NOTICE OF API'ODIT,U:NT Notice is hereby &:lvel).- That Bart H. Rawlings of "'tltland, Oblo, haa . been duly appointed arid qualified as Admlnlstrator of tl}fl Estate ot j Alice Lama' late of Ui~ VIllage ot 1 Middleport. 0., Melaa County, Ohio, deceased, by tlle ~t~J CQUrt of ea.1d County. Da.t.ed this :nth day of June ,1933 1 ' 'I i' ' •. - .. I ' . ·'Fhf3' · ~·Game · of·the ·Century,' s: 0. E. Boja With '; !l ' A. MCCUllollill j Probate Judge of Meigs Oount)', 0. , o. ~== ' 8 In Line• up Force ' •. '~ """· Loeala To Limit ~----------~--~·~ · Br,D~~~----------------~ rLAY 16 INNINGS ' ___.. Befo~e · Winninr Rtin · I ., • . ' A. El:Belatein De~~lf· C~k. 1 Brourht Aci'OI&; Fin· · al S.•:ore Ia 3·2 • I~"=;;:; rTOOTS ' d ' • ' ' I ., ~ Sprlag.~«•,:Dre••••• Blouses, . TaUored Sul~t · aadSidrts Way . .··· Be(ow Colt• All garments mar~ed with Sale·price and former pric~. No mail or· ders, no phone orders, no apwovals. · Good8 taken out of store can not be returned or exchanged. ' . .· friday . . Morning ·, Original Selling Price up to $3.95 We are Prepared for Throngs- - You be Prepared for Thrills • Store Closed Thursday, July 6th Until Noon to Mark Down THRIWNG VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. You'll navel' have another opportunity to buy good~ so ~heap-If you read thEt new:;. papers you know Everything Is Going UpCotton is double, Wool is thrible, leather and Shoes are much higher. • E:li.TRA SPECIALS Lm d Baltimore Alarm Clocks .. . .... ," ...... . 27x48 AJOllinister ' · Mottled Rugs .............. . I ·· ~ ·~~ . _. .· " < .· ~ ~ . "",,, 79c Drastic Reductions in Shoe Department JULY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ON ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR All odd Iota and broken aizea at Half Price and le11, Iota too llll&ll to liat aeparate, but ~od atylei and qualities, all displayed on racka and mark'\d in plain firurel. Buy now aa pricea will never be aalow. : Come Early And Look Over Ther.e Sale Racka SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AT GREAT SAVINGS SAVE ON MENS WEAR �' •• 1 ' ' ". '' / . ' '' ' ., ' ' • • ! Ill; .... I ·' wear .,. 4 • Ul8TIBDAY'8 BE8ULT8 fqund- (seven -Alii!!BICAN At Middle~ort, Ohio • t&eVeD t MS~IATION ~utpvtlle ?; Ooi1J111l>ua &. Louli!viDe 1.5. Colwnbu& ~. ~VlftJ }· - Pour keys on leJ.t.her ~p near Peace church . Owner lnqutre at Do.Uy Tribune offloe _!'nd pay for ad. 6-23-tf Mlnneo.poil& ·10, 8t. ~ul t. MJnneapolll 13, St. Paul s. lndta.napC.Un · 8, Tqle<to · 2. Tf'lfdO 3, lndtanapoU& 0. J.t:Uw8ukee 3, Kap.- Oit;v 2. Kansas Otty .6,. MUwaUku 3. - · Sale.Starts lnday at I:JO A. M. JUlJ,... 7tb, 19JJ . 1' . ' G~fAl G~M£ . 81... CHURCH . .. ' ·not · ball Lhat hu been w1tt,e88Cd . sutJ.t a short \ 1od of f4me. }ninthe meantltne, - NOTICE OF API'ODIT,U:NT Notice is hereby &:lvel).- That Bart H. Rawlings of "'tltland, Oblo, haa . been duly appointed arid qualified as Admlnlstrator of tl}fl Estate ot j Alice Lama' late of Ui~ VIllage ot 1 Middleport. 0., Melaa County, Ohio, deceased, by tlle ~t~J CQUrt of ea.1d County. Da.t.ed this :nth day of June ,1933 1 ' 'I i' ' •. - .. I ' . ·'Fhf3' · ~·Game · of·the ·Century,' s: 0. E. Boja With '; !l ' A. MCCUllollill j Probate Judge of Meigs Oount)', 0. , o. ~== ' 8 In Line• up Force ' •. '~ """· Loeala To Limit ~----------~--~·~ · Br,D~~~----------------~ rLAY 16 INNINGS ' ___.. Befo~e · Winninr Rtin · I ., • . ' A. El:Belatein De~~lf· C~k. 1 Brourht Aci'OI&; Fin· · al S.•:ore Ia 3·2 • I~"=;;:; rTOOTS ' d ' • ' ' I ., ~ Sprlag.~«•,:Dre••••• Blouses, . TaUored Sul~t · aadSidrts Way . .··· Be(ow Colt• All garments mar~ed with Sale·price and former pric~. No mail or· ders, no phone orders, no apwovals. · Good8 taken out of store can not be returned or exchanged. ' . .· friday . . Morning ·, Original Selling Price up to $3.95 We are Prepared for Throngs- - You be Prepared for Thrills • Store Closed Thursday, July 6th Until Noon to Mark Down THRIWNG VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. You'll navel' have another opportunity to buy good~ so ~heap-If you read thEt new:;. papers you know Everything Is Going UpCotton is double, Wool is thrible, leather and Shoes are much higher. • E:li.TRA SPECIALS Lm d Baltimore Alarm Clocks .. . .... ," ...... . 27x48 AJOllinister ' · Mottled Rugs .............. . I ·· ~ ·~~ . _. .· " < .· ~ ~ . "",,, 79c Drastic Reductions in Shoe Department JULY CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ON ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR All odd Iota and broken aizea at Half Price and le11, Iota too llll&ll to liat aeparate, but ~od atylei and qualities, all displayed on racka and mark'\d in plain firurel. Buy now aa pricea will never be aalow. : Come Early And Look Over Ther.e Sale Racka SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AT GREAT SAVINGS SAVE ON MENS WEAR �\ • . On ,0 • n[ 1 UHTH 8 VH HS ~ f IC[ erRa STera er NH BS~ J EASED fslr wnt~rht.. VIC Mulf d · k Pastes HA CRO ED Y H~RT H ff' 1 Force Haa II t Da Th Ye ion 0 . ____....__ Fl 0 IS:E~ dWy'0-,RKif ~~~~! 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Ce•t inly, . .• � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 July 5, 1933 abrahamson bishop denney erskine fitzpatrick rieger