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'nrUli.SD!t.Y JULY 8 tltSS • O<IJ' s Boys I mucl<by&cariLIC~L ~ITIZ£NS \ J'Immy Q~, on the Rutland road Mar Bnd· Ar D • bury ch,lld ne,d . . . . . . meet I e omg F•me Buckeye driven "" hlo !aLhC< lnt wh•nhe .... ., Lhelr home THE DAlLY' TFUHUNF TH~HE ~~~sJ ~!.su~oR~~~-~ NE ~ Zrl$tl'ed u second cl!.I.Sii matter 8ept 13 19:M a\ ttll POI4 omc. at 1 ._._roy Ohio unaer the Act of March S la'l'il PubUsbOJf Dt.lll' &Del \ Looe.tt~ on Lowe~" Be<:oi cl Btor.e" :ro1f1e.ror 0 "' When our friends .send-us 1etten. or m:ws ma~ter tor P~W'm thtJ ~~ tn au ~~ sign their niune.s- Althou,:h not. fi'"~M&rll:r to be printed ,1\nonynous 1etter8 however eXC"IIem au:l CUI~~~ lD Ulem· 'Jqu4ay except Saturda)' -~~a ADVEUTISJN(r lu:Pi\ES.NT.,TI\11:8 Fred K.Jmball Chlmt.J<I lnc. Phllad.. lpllia Pltlliburrh ~Jtlwaullee ....-------·,::,:::,:-;t::,;;:ll~o-=-,l;::.a;l Otfi(!c C11.1l Z36 L ~ I ! 1n no ln&ta.nce will he publt&hed. NATIONAL I J, u1 Pomtro7 Ohio ,. _ 1 z.ur uu ~tnes~ Othce ao.rl Cltc'tla.Uon Dep. CaU 20% U 81 illaU PBOIIII 1'00 NEWI TO 'POMEROY OHIO • SHEBIFF!I 8<\LE OF REAL qorth u ~· weaL 10 1 3 chab)a p.le at public auctlon at t.he door ~enee north 29 de~~~t 80 ~r the Cow t Hou.se In POmeroy llnb to tht p~ of uq~ cOli~ Ohio In the abOve name$1 oonnty S'rATE OP OHIO MEioB lolnllll ont nundrocl on4•!1ft,•lllftl 111 S&l~~T "tno li!WI <1111 ot JuiJ 001 tl/33 U 16 15 clock. A 114 !.he Col TY COMMON PLEAS COU~T ~~'1:-100 (la3 &erel more !('wlna described Real Est&te c E Keller u J:r.ec\ltor ek ~railed. at Thr ThOUJ&mi $1tuate in the county of Metp ociii&rs l$3000 00) an cannot ae11 II! 1.he State of Ohio and In tile 1Et to. Swindle· and. J rtrf leis than two thirdli of ap tuwn5hip 01 Orange and boundel! ' praltiement Qnd described a& follows Terms of Sale Cash on day ol Situated In tbe south\\ecw quar ~r of SectlOn No 4 Town No 4 6ale A 0 Traer Sberltl Ran,e No 12 ot the Ohio Com ot ~a County Ohlo pany s Purchase Beginning 11.t the 1!: w Pew.l"' ~tml'-r northwe~~t corner of a lot of land fotmerly owned by J C Baketr. tt"..ence west forty four and oeven~' teen links to Ule west l,lne or 86.1. ooct;lon No 4 where 11 wlhte oa tJ ve inches N 39 degrees E seven lmk& and white oat twelve mclles )2 degrees ea.:;L th lrl.een links thence :;outh on said section linn t.,.cJve rods and five links to a stake where a wh1te oak. six inches N .JU degree5 E twelve and one half links thence south 8 1 2 dcgreo:; f!&St seven rod.s and eight links to a white oak tree 20 inches In dla me er of a corner thence south 72 1 2 degrees five rods to u. stake thence S 60 deg1 ees E six ami one·h&lf rods t.o a ste.ke thflJlce S 5~ I 2 degrees E nineteen roda ami .seventtten links t.o the road out to land rormerl.y owned by J C Bak er thence N !H 1 2 degrees E on ~ aid Baker ll1te eight rods and twelve links to a slake on the west side of road thenc~ N 23 1 2 de arees E tv.enty ll1cc rods and fourteen links 00 the place or beg Inning contalnmg !ow acres ancl one hWldred and rods more 01 less App1aised at Sixty Dolll:\rs 1$60 001 and cannot !iC!l for less lhRn two thhd:; of a.ppralsen111l Tcun of Sale cP.sh 011 day of sui II ESTATE NEWS ooOJt. " II._ _VIRGINIA G:._RE-'GG'---:-- Grande PL~ N ::oo!Y.!~ visitors In Hunting w wel"f! va lllld A.shlind Ky ton Thursda.Y Charle& A Crary and son James of Cmcmmltl came the llrst of t.hf week fot eeveral days visit here Nlth Mrs MellSSU Crary and ot~er relatives and friends Rev and Mrs W B Pll.tterson rt urned Wednesday evening !rom fl. few days visit at Cardington wberf' ;hev visited with their son ln·lav 1.nd daughter Mr and Mrs Wade Knight at Reesville 0 who a.r re<~reationaJ I.OUmtY! WedrieSday nl&ht when the he~ Jackson repreeenta.tlves aucceeded In --~-- • ' to • -unL ..........."6 ..... Much of the aco01l( of the ,Jack son tewn was attributed to lhe errora committed by the Valley View teammates 88 the pitcher Kenneth Yonker allowed but 6 hits VBlley VIew pounded Lyons Jack: son pitcher for 11 hits but tailed to makt! t.hem count I S 'TIS CHARGED I Usona June 28 Dea1 Bhaet file Mrl<-a cu bo)'ll Co Flfl? :Hmd a vote o' t!1ank:s to ~h~ Dally Tribune for the wnsld u h to thel last letter t:nt IObJectorsO Contend Sh Abut-~ to read home CQUuty new.o. .... very ld dl y rtu1 paper reaches 1:; about ttn1 wners OU fc.ur da)&' aft.er publice.tlon Pay for Work l am glad to report that the Co bo) " are all o k a.nd seem W haveObjections f~ number of lht>lr shto ..o or the good Jobs around • ForeJgn , I lo· l LOVE "STOLE HAZEL · LIVINGSTON ever has app10vnl be~n s u~<nenc\ P.(J with the his work personal How at his request unt1J the oUt com mission rules that 1t sho uld ceu:-~u Legally tht' In pro r. n e nt o( s. d e walks should be done sole y u~ tlH' n t ( d I lkltlff!\f( dl pu expense of the p1opm t\ o.vntlr I] 1 lOti So:p d H v. hose .:s~atc abuts ! I ~ !dewalk ~ OlthCoiJ l l t>ut It wa~ the idea of \ Hluge com ell to put ml" n to work o 1 SJ:. n I" 1 JCCL that 1uuld benef1 l n genc1 nl h su!l of Po1ll nd 1s d kl 11nd prov de \\OI]( for a \::u ge nun 11 1 1 S• 1vlre S pn \ t 1 H ter of unen plfyed It 1as said In r1 1111 d ( l the ~nmf' W11k on c.efense of the !lld ewlilk 11rogran1 I shifl The outcome or Lhe rnvcsllgatlon wo k lS awaited by ~rllage oU:lchlls wh le J t~e work on slfif'walks re Jl\infl ~ 1 d r.rk h 1 r! In ~l spended c.: 1 1Jil\ Nf'l:;;on and Whrald " s. .cret I "There aeem1 to be a c:row101 tendency ~~~ the part of nahon· al adverti1en to cut out or limit the campat"'a in omaller medta Some advettl&en an tMI;tictiil• tlteir campai"'1 entirely to the larger helda wfiile other1 are ll'aduatint the 1bie of thetr cop} u1irirlargh a~ •om•tiiiie mcHie frequent inlet!IIona 1n the so-c• lied '•t•te papen' with a 1 i1htl7 •~t~aller imea and achedule for the nett size papii 1maller for p11pen printed m town• of fr~m ~el\ 1o twe!J)' ~ d. 'Qiellel~diler~ '!rho are ehnnnat· int die fm..U9t fiel 1 i"-11 wiD find that th y cannot get the ciiferl~ .fll~ '!1ak ...... c~iit&lda lfirillllhi the ;enerally tir· clthll/:cfito"dla. " ":f''~~~!~11for adverhamg treabniJ the 1hould .be •rent 1n aome a bet not quotas cooperation :AND THE ""fj,eHt~~ ~~N!Gfl· ,{I I' I C:idrr 1 J; I I I e,mnc: I "'n !§i.'"l ao I Oh JO • I * -._@ !~o';il~~ too oto« ud eold to be "'!~':" tb/ll"l't:tfl~ol.1.1.:, ~., alllllo': §("9 ~ l:::'1o =~~ Her eoat lay over the book caae "l!otbfl' WID ,ma l~UiiN,.1*' ~ ...._. ,. ilftl' • ii tkiD of J* ~UiineM replarl:r fly ~-~· ••• "Lli.4i)ibi,lq,d put •t on...... abl!~~~::r\aoa~ellll :_:-:.,.,!"a• ~, . . r'tt ftr rt tm&~ ;o. Up,cle S~J)\ lJ~s RUY ffi!lr~ ~t ., t~R~!qn• H'IP!li~lf c'ppfer~nce th~fl "!~~f ' I • The Ideal lnl.enutl lubPrlee $1 00 Bold BJ 't1u! Stansbury Dru1 Co. The l!itanabury Dru1 Co. Middleport. OhJC. Remnant and Prize Box Day • tn Middleport, Oh10 In RATHBUR!'l'S Adverhsemmt appearmg 111 our Wednes· day Paper the Ad g1ve the date as July 7th for Remnant and Pflze Box Day Tht& waa an error and should have been Froday, July 14th We gladly make thto correctton THE DAILY TRIBUNE C- n h Jlabet.lcs 1 tr:a nt t,",', •I Continuing Mr. Braxton pomll out that there IJ a growing tendency on the part of liatldnal advertiteh to overlook the omall er fields He oayo: ~ lcoh 1 or stlpatlon Contains no a. 0 I ~ugar therefore may be used bY 8:30A.M. at Be pul]ed lllmMlf toflethr with • tremendoua 'frort. F"oreed him .eelf to apeak naturaJ)y '"Watt, JoaD I 'WOll't have JOU IIJO ~ albae Walt a m.JnuUt. 1'11 w.te 700 She a.lmoat lllftlled. Aa if •' nia'ttered how 11be cot home. Aai il u.f· thiDC mattered. B<l'W ".About lnu.kinl' tile ncaee ment, • 11M aaid, apealdne ~rv fut Wfoa ean ..,. an:rt.binc 'fO'l like A:nythtlll' that will ..a it euter tor you 1m aorrr 1 dida"t realme before • bef<1N all the !llo\. "Some national advertiaera are reatlcting the1r campaign• to a few of the lar,er papm in the states hi which they are workmg and are nof takin1 advanta.e of ihe 1plend1d opportumty afford· ed by the 1maller media til introdUCe and keep before the publu. the1r prqducb," oaya H. Galt Brixton, edltol' of the Kmgaton IN C.) Datly Free Pre11. H .. RD ON GOLFERS ... Cleveland July 6 TN8--A p1 o ter~ aa:a.Jmt the amu.<~ement Lax bill recenUy pas.-.ed ll) t111 stat.e leeislatun: and now awaiting the signature of Gov ()('orge White wu diBpatched to th~ governor to- For bowel slun:iabneu and eon· I -...n Shawnee, Oklahoma I STANSO AGRALAX FRIDAY, JULY 14th ,.Baca......-ha~a• lt..-we have1 't made up our mmda Yoa eOaper;ate me Let Jtl JO-Or if the woman has to have her •uwer today, tell her liD. 'feU bet no anyway, I don't Wl.liO to liTe ID her d1m1 hou11e.. After he bd rone 1he had • little CQ'. Jt but, t4 bi:vw h1m 1n ..uch • 'rik t4!m~r , , • toward ber , after all llbt had done for him wbc abe ttioucbt of notb1nc bu1 h1a bappiDeil ••• to hav• b1q~ l t1U'1i qn h,r tb.t W~f ••• hi• OWII ~ther • • atl:er all the 7Ufl oj partiea , • • It wUJ. hurt JOUr u._t&tliq aweetaeee and eoaatdera mother-" tio~ 1 -- -- ~ 1 She heard hll rattliftJ' •lch Be "lt'a that clr1," ehe thou 'l:!t bit. c I l~n from Meig-s rounty J.nr . u tbiDlnng ~bout bil mother now, terl7 "He ham~ been hlma~f alnct fll I I rllnf" rood Shl m"'n" pi •Dd:.g;ple What people would ..,. the alcht he :met her Oh Curtu I tl (. hall 1f'Bin Q she wh7 did you e11oou her • whJ \. tt f f 1 :1 n In l' Hl.rl!l or u J_n __wrenchedtherr~fr.?...~ did •out (knew from the flrllt It C r Dspen JJ~ rl~"l' :ur ber IWumm Aopr "Here_.. ' < nntlnued. rrnrz Page Unt) ftJll'-'" •oulda't: do •• , a motheJ n \1'111. th 11 w knows. , c\ ,t• r. lck c:tll nt , o dork !'vrn U.tookft,eam.fnlqite~n10iall.J", "WouJ Jooa lib a little hot cof loce to MacDonalds unex1md d Afl r lh'\t \If' 1 l{t ..... u if be hM. uver eaen 1t before fee, :Mrs. Jlar.tow'" .Aanae •Bltec rnd sensational demP.nd fo1 P. debt r :l 111 ,. ..r C\ tllrt mi"ht " "Coaldn't_JOG_~eep at for a time," e;ympa~l~ll;r :;cttlemen in his speech of Wll W<' t>n e hr fl n 1 1u.., be"&U.:Buted. ~ ~ ::Cdldl:-• I'Olt matestte&ll7 'No codme w,hen conft'rcnce conH~II \ous ca"PS On<> boy had ~POC"~ ..,._... a ankfO:U,ADine' " on une ! l'\ts 11nrt h1n t(l h{" rushPfi If'~ !:uP:J1•r~ iO 1 7 ")i~ll~tt'!:z~W' rift me Amue•a.d been h~tenlftl' in N~i~ OevlOilrol M~eum 16Jndon P " rnmp 20 mil~ "" l '~ .a.L. ' • tJ • Jul• 6-INB-An eleventh hour at'- ! hi'IY' morformOO th(' OfX"rtl !~bout ialfor... .-K.. -n• JIOthU.. 1iD thlllk ~ 1... 11 fl t h oo 1 t!! "Oh, that JSD'i whit J'm. talJr:iac O'Mrl It'• aD dedded. Oh, let'e not Brrrr • • • Brr • tempt by the United Stateg deleaa n " v " ,....r. v1 aboutl'" pat itotl,let'1 brhak 110wfou doq'~ lfala1e atirred ID her 1leep {ti)n to keep the \1orld econom (! "' nth .. r ~'><"~ 1 -·c - -~h·" • "Did Brr • Brr , Br;r conference on Its feet fatled tern 1 ' lv nff h ~ "'" 1-" N ' a_ "'·'-- -•-Joen,0 n:O:~-;-~u 'd:e to ;:.;:_..~lol;'r , ,. Heavens the doorbell I A Hlle time I porartly today when Fl a.ncc per -'1 'I rrr.-. (' t "'1l1 th m(lo? uana•t I ...;,• .,, been-· "But I eu't think now II, Mad of mornmc fOJ tht doorbell s'sted I~ her refusal to negotiate 1 ' nnkli' bN {' Wf' nf!mlnlst"r 'Yea al'w,.ya goOd ta me-too cone-I'll take 7 1Ml home 1Jh.eopnedone1Jyereluttaqtly Sun' tarltts and quotll.S while the rntPr l f' II, 1'1 ncl r't IH 1 " 1" roo~. Cu~ That .. _,, 1 c.ulbtnlt Joaa. '!'omonow or tile nut; d&J'-" SUD streaanna r.a~t on to her 'b~dt 1uattonal money dance Is o~1 I P "'~' I! 1Mk l 1 tell I tliou'lbt and tbo"Uiht Pve So abe let him dr.rve Mr to Mat She'd overslept ~ptn Darn t.hat Secretary of Stal;e Cordt' I }full " \ h,. "'' t1 T been nell'l 7 mad tr7i.nc to &e1dt ale 8 door She even Jet him 111 .,e c~eap alarm cloo.:k you couldn't de; chief of the American delegatiO! 1Jf 11 c l h .., One day 1 d think I sMuld teft 70a her baek the TIDII' • I'd rather •ou pe11.d on It Mutt b. nine o dodt, 1 launched the attempt dmlng a m1 -'d "' d and loan uleep -anu• th en you 'd say .ometh ln.J- wow -P it If 70u don•t mlD Her fat1till feet plumped Into tb1e th ree h our mee "..... ng o f t• ~,e conf er Wt' nFf' v. 1 tqu. pJ!itd ..w!Lh alb about lovin1 me ao mtteh-" Wear it. PleaiC!I do People w11.1 ink ,.tm mulea Mia' Harve) had 1 ence bureau or steering committee l l~>tlc Pquipfnent btu:eball tootbal She heard him l'fOinl. wonder if yoll dop. t We dbjl.'t waat gp'"" ~er for Cbrlatma"i abe pulled Jobrultmema edogeudns"n',,'llhneg luncheon rece~t!'l ba~kctbail muH.hbaJI \oilc~ b th "AD<l I eQ9ldn t bear to tell 70U them to do t~t-"' n 111 But Cu~ you b .ow It m11st tbea 10 I didn't "' e Ia endar eorduroy robe: &rouncl While the po.sttlon Qf the Ullllt!ct 1 10 t:!thbl-:; and etc \ ~'You. 1~ to me, .loa"D. That!a come-we'll bate to let peogle bow, bh pneroUII! tlpre and l[r9ped her States Is that It will not oppose The camp s fully II. ell orgnmz < what J can't forgtve When I told twe eaa't ro Oll Una W&JwaJ' to tbe door ,.. adjournmenl If majority .sentiment 1 011 and n anotheT week "'-70U •boat the Jett(!r- ' ""P1eue-:aot now "U aid duDJ Yes. wba 18 It J fo.vo~s it the American delega should be ill llr:;t class shape W .. But 1t wua he Curtis! It wul' "I'm not sore 7et what we oQht whoe1~t 1t wu ~~ con" tton carried out the wishes of Presi get all the good food we can rat He came aearu She . . . the to do Pleaae walt. Tomorrow-' b h D ~ •heh ca W!d froj thi dent Roosevelt In .auemptlng to All kmdH uf fresh fniL'I and vegetiebr of hope m huJ e"" tlte bope He tamed &bd ran dolt'll *be ~mohe I e W'U ~, nr convince France and other mem tables lnchtdlng Orllntes m lon tllat he had II'I.IIIU'Qdeij!tood alter ata1n. leaTIDC her :lashed wate~it~Joh~~rt~ ..' bers of the European gold bloc that grapefruit cherries etc The fol all. that •htt w~ be1g hyatertcal • • • o~ralep' anln--lt'llat:e!" f ' currency stabilization 1s only a lowmg was our menu far last BL 1 o.er nothinJI', o\ler ~inc at allThe eoffea was bubbling In the Just o.-e"~'rfunQ..._.t(l put: the ~of. minor problem rlay Roost lUrk ") \\ lth drem;\n ~ ... ""Oh no no no I she rrted ''Don't percolator aad Annie had brought fee on-and she was back ~t Joan Hull however found h~mscll up 1 nshed potntues an(l grav\ Rtec l ~C!h DMI, Curtu~l Dont come near themuftl.na,deep:yellowpuft's brown door "'Johnnle--;-.ret llP ttus 111 n sgainst n stone wnil Bonnet Pill tHan& f'orn <n the cob c~lf'ry ra ~'\ thmk Ina unaJI'IDIJIC on~::~~~wlllyou 11M if Mr Bar ute-lm awfully sorry-1 over-lued ail his arguments by reitet'llt d1~hes b ?llcl and butter coffee B rri I b h stow is eoming~ He 8 never late!" alep,'-" lng his contention the conferenc¥ 1\ }one uho mnnot Pat JL ml'al iDC b;~ ~u:t~;l:be~r :~~ra~L; But LJla had almost ftaisb.ed her • Wtll." the sputtflred, When ehtr can reach no useful decision on hke that dot ~n t bclvne: llC'l£' ~Go Otl-don't ato,-whu was It' breakfut before he eame down had opened the door, • what do,e rnarkeUng tarift's quotas and a.llied I think r tc:ld von lhaL we nr Wbo wu 1t. 1 aayl "lforn 1ql" ha aard fhftYfa,QJ A tA~ 9an 9 ' I problems until stabilization 1s ef nbout nom l<s rmm Lown Aboul 4C ""J~ ,. boy..,...a bqy J k'Pew We httle too eheerf.allJ' atie tbon"'-t. A Joan l&J fae. downward OJl ~e !ected U1r bo\ J vt:~tl tc n dance 1 l~ eaeh ~r.r CUrtie. I Dever bad •len when be was late ,..r ~. on~ lunr 'rallfl daneltnc- She The French made one concelll!lan Qaturl'lnJ ni"ht Somf'one I I h4dtu1 love befol'fl My aunta you "Yon aren't fe,lint we~,• abe """the tbh dtrk drttl al':le had however by proposing continua h mit wa 4 nuiP~ from camp b1 know-they didn t lovt~ ru.,e 1 never Aid auiOilalJ •,O b .cu,-tl& I hoM wo'nl !\he liafbi.f6rt The wiod from tlon of discussions aimed iU oo t 1ey wlllkf'd nbout a before thr had any fnet~ds Not even a doe' 1t ISD't anotller liON throat. Youiie the wlhd.OW. stirred 1ta folda pnt1'{ OTdlnatln!l: marketing nnd produc round lhf' d:lneP The!!{' mount.fl:m Curtis, or • k1tttn. The~ was a so eareleu. always •loppiRI[ abftat 1'1J~ wu IOmedaiJlc abOut tht tlon providing all monetary and miles are L" Ice as long as ttl l~:~tten onee, it e&lt)e to the hquse • to wet ~~ &,f.d 1t bU ra!lled .a "l1 abe ,... IJ"inc • aomethint U.rlff qu£'stlons are shelved tor the country mtl('s bo.ck hom~ all blaek with a httle white dot irl.S=h tbia ,...r • aBout the' eu"e of her Beck meantime There 1s :t b1g rodeo s.bout 1 under ita chiD and a httle pmnted • I'm CJQtbl &11 rl~t. thankl.• ~late LlltOod teetl!~ oil tli• Hulls ahJl was to continue all mUer-J frn'1 t Jul 4 d about lf're p 1nk tonp.e Heeley Keeley He dru.'k tJ,. hbt.. stronJ' eoft'et dooteill 'Faie1nt.tecl.. Uttabt., to rfc economic dlscu.!l.'llans 'o\lth cur Y an 1 11 1 lulled tt " Her vm~e broke ll'reedOy. anti pu&hld the htt;J. fOIW~IICI OJ back. \ rency stabthzatlon alone postponed le me vou !let thl., lettf• we vi I don t aee what a eat bas to do brown sausareA be liked 110 mueh, Attothfll' pulf of wind llfte~ tht At the time of the hmcheon re PlcOO.bl) a.ll be rner tl ere wtth 11 away uatoDehed tlrin datlt: atofr of the dreu, b"-t tht cess the United States Great Brr We pl ~ed a bn.s ball game lM 01 Yoa baven't told Qle about the aut dJi:l not moft "I'fo. not only the kJtten Every tain the BritiSh dominions Scan 8 u~d&v agamst Suui!:Lr Pine C:tml thlq Curt 111 1 he k.nehn~ 11 ~artment. Did ;rou b"ke 1t 9 " It wu thea that Mallie ~CJ~Mmed. dtnavla and Japan stood firm fur C!l.llfOJ niR boy.s• 'M1e game 11.0 1 llf!d at th"' f'nd or the l~;t half or EvetJtlunl' 80 qu 1et and ecbom~~t "Hmmt' lf•i•le'a teream roH thin anti continuing the conference This un and hostile They were all 110 old "'Carhfl please put down th~&t pa fllrnftl', •rotmd tha hmp e>:pected line up forced the French !lflh lnnmg 11nd v.e were lcutl!m myauntaandHeeleyandthebouse Ptr I'll have to telephone to Mr$ hand that dagltd from the beq, lo modify their attitude to some 1?. I Mr.dc IZ hilS and 12 IUT' 1 And I nt;•er kne... anyone.Jounr F11ller She'll want to Uoer if CllrYiDJ" •nto Joa:a'a eoaecloumen, sJight extent frm l"'nlnm;: We h~vfl n stnmv Just read boob and dream you're roiDJ' to tll.ke 1tl" bna1:!er ~k • • bact from A manoeuvre to kill U~fe confer hitting ch,1b Most of the boys hit • And then thu1 boy----eame-and Wont tomorrow dot We-well thebl saln Whfeh abe had loa11- tnee however was tndll'l!rJI:v 0011- h tter than thP average semi TlrO •e loved each other So much that the fRet 1st we. ~idn t d:eeide deS. ed aU llliP,t., Qae: fOJ:Dl-..; ~ul u..Jnf!11 ~ a. pr~posal by 1 une of the \Ve aloo have 3 very good pltche .. ~ 1 tl " bo " uc from Ohio W nothinll' seemed u. matter but that. mtel;r I thou81Jt 1t .._. a little blactaesa, ill "hleh theH na sold natt(lns to put the qyesUon or Do you 11nder8tand Curti8? I d large thollchta, no memoria. DO tea~? adjqli,J1lment up to the ecqnomt~ pia\ 11 mlil' Mcadow Caron lt1 like you to under11t•nd 1f you can ~~aL:!!', ~cnrou coucoullddnro1upoedo1-w r Jt 1s f'Ompo<;ed of Ohio bov~ 1b/,'b1 "•c":.~t,~ fti"at•le rp•o,t•d ., 1 e.nd monetary comlibidon!l will hurt so much th1n'lnng about If ytb t' II , thobrbt-1 til .........~ :lor a.,.u_" WP may ro l.o Huntington L:~k r" 1'\0t unrll!r~land1ng-- all the reat an lllJ' I I ama Her _ _ ~~ wo, , Jo er h1 the ~ea..,o n ann pia\ Co 1 U m) li fe l <Jrm t IIV!k you to Jt aeeri!ied larp W me" .... _ .. - ~ ... fG f'~ 1 .fl:\ On 1 II 'o!'gtVe me but eo>ulc!:"T t v )U j1111t tt)l "Verr wtU, if you don't like It 111 rold ahoalden, UftiD.. tlttmt "Yo• UP' H ms tYY is over 1 Prt" 1 :o dDd 4 ntand ,.,.h7l d1dn't tell yoo? let Mn F~r ltaow" PJ81H'aft ..1rlultum, 1" Gm~<; ll~r. better !!lpn off nn,. ~uldn t 'JOU do that CurtJe'. "Do )'Oa ba. . to do It thla. mo- 10 qus.t, wltll ag 9Uf OD I nr I wont have t ime to wnsh 011' :Sut he JUSt sat there w1th h1a ~ent'" he dernuded 1rntablr 1ohlmie liitU lla 1. • (Com.lnttea trom Pa~ Orl."l) rlothP" this nftl'rnoon lead turned 11\\ay from her h 18 ~lammn1.g down the ne'Wipt.per an~ eometiunJ"Ilappenedl TeU.Ib!atel~ 1 R•"('{'~"Pl ace m h ~ he.ud ~ n 1 ~ vo1l'e tame pushmc his cofT'ee eur, uide And thea lila hlp, •coldlal' t'O'Iee Whl I m ffied • Where 19 he now "" .. Certamly I exp anwd to lot.ft she ened "You haqa't 1011a aiUI One part of the ttemore 1\Ct Jame"- Cl:~ f don't know that tbey're ·golnJ' to Eutope for two bl'OJtl fOUr eoaaremeat, JOD foo1iJIL levles :l tax Of SO per cent on a I ,..,1mp Cod Sr;rmgs lint'! up Sllence agatn A tonll: a<!hm~ years and the)l wan'C to lmow at c•rtf• money charged in excess of 14 a I AB R H P,.... lenee Joan \\Aitt'd "'h 1e Rn<l once I cant underst&nd wbJ 1he Joalt held out; her ha~ tfle limf! barrel for a "1 gatkln ba.rrel This Fusco cf Bt>l'a1rc J 2 2 3 r 1 roten and JonC'h M 1re JnnE"ly d1dn t tell you and wby you cauldn•t blue hand on which Curtla'a raac was de.!ligned 00 fo ce the w)lolesale 11 \., ( H 4 o 'I • ,hnn !!he had ('VCf bel n before for m•ke up your mmds Man:i• F~ler etdl b1azed~b~_!l1 til tb.• ... price down Shudl 'ltd£' 3 1 I 1 urtle wu 1~ t t h r now Cur let you sea 1t betol'l!anyone el .. b 1t The' bO pt~ at _f""-t trJ"utC tol Democratic floor leader Keith ,.... 1 1 :ts whfl c.. fe,~ ~ h 1 n nutl!s ago bad you cant u:pect her to hold the oll'er tlnd t!OlJ!f, rt ut 1M brf.C't hartl Lawrence of Oieveland warned the M , 1r o llonval ? ., 1 1 <JVed her open Jndeftn 1teiJ" beaut17 llallia f!'Jrh~ .t!U ttg.. l House o! RopreJetttatlves whi!!\J, tllt ~ t h ~ C:h 1 !'IVill!" 2 2 1 4 It e not indeftnlteJJ • pld with &h:tP Hn" l~Up plllk faeal bill wa considered that beer prices w., 11 ., f Ill l:tlr~ ., 1 1 ... 1 don t knew what to 8ay to you • t. muffiC'rl , 0 ce went on What \ Well. thla afternoon then 1'11 modttled and Uadoua.AJ01 oan•aL woflllte woultf 10 out or slgWht If thlbo1 ne;! MatycJtclla rf 3 1 2 1 ,ave JO"'.. IC'ft f 1 r me tn ~ay Oh e!8ll rou thJs afternoon" an UpreMlOB... mu. ·~ IRX were levied e are a e vv Jnckso 1 llle Pm gmDJ' ta be bl(•t th1a af&tr face oat of W'llteh ller .,_loot.~. tuy a 5~t 11.a.u of beer now he Marti&. p Dillonvale 2 1 o:m - to think that yOU--JIOlt- • 0 Slw rould see tua shoulders ~hall: llOOD I can't be eoneerud w1th Pfl'- Ullft&tllnl.IJ dut u4 a.ntliat. u.kl. 'Let 'I don't ioterf~e 0 11 1 1 1 In go Was he crymg D1d men ceyt !!ODal atfa1n C\UTinf ofBoe hoan. Well tb.ID. If ~~~~ other lellala_. Jll.ld they hattn t Bh.umWI'.y rf ~be wanted to put her arms about Besidu I'll be '1!1 eou~ moat of the ~I tlfU ,.a'N. a • ReD the place~. ~,re beer eoukl be Meigs Coc.nty lis poor 11 houlders and comfort h1m dalY •• ) oa ~JGV bo•ht for flve Cedt&. Gregor P Jet Co 1 0 0 O 'VnJ wen.• •h• ~H.. ..I'll t&Jk. wi JMf § ''• OovtrDOI' Wblte sald in a lrtate· Murmv ss Tlltonvtlle 1 1 0 0 tall h 1m now 11orrr sh• waa 'ho* But he would not Want flo foaa aboutl it. POrta~ r ...U. -' • •. N• ~ mM!t COda)' t.bat toe Whittemore ll'oGs 3b Marl<>tta 0 0 0 0 10 rry ler amu any more and beAJdes doean't ~~;a JaiL JSh•ta:illttoo ~ a~'ll u•a=iiW bfer cap tU. wUl be cHmcult to ad· Paul~"leJ' Middleoort tnt: ----'~ I ==========;i;===·=======·===========•=====~ tbLyJ& day by the Cleveland Dlatrlet Golf A-lion. Under the proviAI.oD:I of the bU.l. lM d~ of tbl! &Vente 8()lt elub member wW be tnct er tied from .SO to t60 annually accordtnc w Jl&n"f Bandy IIClCrelary of the aaaoeiatlOil Culb memben already are .-ytnl ~ 10 per cent tQ.X to the reW!ral government he eald lp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i do-l-l Tis Hy EDSON R. WAllE c c the Pennroad corp at $1"10 a share awerap profit of Sll7.6GI a sha '"' ...... Pennroad offtcl&la previously ad 1111tted payln&' Taplin an averaat ot PO a share above the market price at the ttme of the sale ThJA aa.ve Taplin $2 016.990 above the market. value for the lt.Ock held by his famUy Ferdinand Pecora Lhe committee counael questioned Taplin regard lng his failure to appear 88 a wlt· ness last week aft.er a. subpoena had been served on him Taplin ex plained he was tn Wa!!hlngton I '"' Think? ot on s OW{l r I We ure aJI glad of the opportunity -- ~pend.lng CHAPTER XLII TQ ~ ~i:~=:r.:~k::tE?Z camp Cold c C c ~:~;;;~·~~,~~ ~~w~.,:n t62.60 a share Tb.ey aold to -- late Rehef Fund a Betnl Illelally Uaed For 81 . Repairing Walks The Tt.pl.m IJ'OUP made a toe.al ot Q6 lM,J'JS on u.le of Ua stock to the Pennroad oorp Thla prom sumnter there guests Russell Middlilport of Mr andthe Mrs Carl Smith tContlnued._ from Pale OneJ I cal eltl.zeN t.hat state relief !Wlds camp Is "orkl.. tm g l'.ith the of surveyor and Mr and Mrs C L Brooks '-ud Herbert Chambers lelt Tuesdi!-Y "ere being mlsU&ed here lh the as ge-n !1 !!; 1\C.me v11.luable expertence ~ Charles returned Wt'ldncsday for seV@ral days bW!Iness vtslt In thE- (X'e5ident EUf9.Pt 8 eftorts to working of un~mplOyed men whpse B Jt1r t.t:at 1 e 1s Mgr or th SOft troD) ~vera! days at Buckeye Lake COlumb~ll t W d .... 1U force this governments hand ut names are lnclud~ on the re1'te1' B ll le 1gue hf'rto m cnmp Whel:e they were guests of Mr and Max er s~n e neH~Il) l.he openmt of the ecQllomlc confer list of the vlllt;.ge halted Improve I 1\ofts 0 A W\lila.mson or C"-olumbu,s columtus on bUSiness n b h in""'Ction. 01 d ebL8 ment edwork on sidewalk!~ it h8.11 bP.en tngUo Holt.t>r of Synt.cnse l.!i clerk ence rst Y t e .rservice suppl_y Who own 11 cottage Lhere 11 t hP Fc1 f'St 1earn Into the m~Ling and. then b;p de· 1 H 1 M t the Co Mrs Bell Gatewood M1 and IJEG IS BROKEN nnnds for sLttbillZ&tlon o( the Work on the sidewalks through I ~ n so grn o h Mrs Sldney Pickens and dau ghte r out the vlllage was conducted un £ 11 1 8 t1um 1ey 11.\C ll. David five year old son of Mr j Jar create,:! resentment here a.nd der the supervision of village street r vJtl Sugar Pine camp cum Frances were Athen!l visitors Wed r esda.y where the former visited and Mrs Clarence Mliht sustained the fact the president has trumped J aftlcl&ls those providing labor be p i'd of c llfmnla. boys for eun '\ fraclure of his right leg between ;.~1 the trioks brou1ht Wlconcea)ed lng compensated with rell'et orders c \ J 1 J ' at S.LI&:&J. Pine her son John Darnell who lr. ( u the k.nce and hlp Wednesdp,y even :Jatlsfaetton. for food supplies through the JJu. vl' Dar :; of Mlddlepolt ls a ftned In a hospital there --- - County Relief Committee c t rk In tl~t- Orderly Lent and I Approximately 4 000 feet. of &de gni JlnR om v~ry valuable l'Xpen ! walks ha\e been Improved and new e lc I ones laid where need~ durtna thf' f h sl.l: T11nbull 1 1\0iklng h 1past two weeks Mayor J E Har tl" (;o c~mlee and Is al on m'm rey saLd Flf(' Sll"l*maon Clt'W An lnveflttgatlon wa~ ~onduc 1.411 OC'!111of the d H t: k 1:; tht: Cn ha1 d)' recently by a represent~:~.tlvf' of the b1 1 ~ ur his kno I dg o Relief CommiMlon who ac I State llltv anrl radm H<- h •~ ch 1g oordlng to the mayor said the phln fl] t !I 01.WI ll I!' tl £' C t of Improvement ol sidewalks wlt.h C<JSI'YSUtHn' BY JUNIJ FllA~lRUI6 WNINCA71,. rNC. In the village wllh !"l!heJ lab01 n .. , never thouebt about lelf re ~pect at all So that 8 why I drdn t U!ll yov. I wu DMer gomg to tell you-until yoa aald that about Com. nle-about CODDle n&t beln&' bad eDOUcb to pntmd." ... JO&Il don't torment me- JOU cant: mean-Joant" She dropDed her e7e& the~ Tbe :red bumed her eheeka. her ean, ber throat. She had ben act Bt.el!ped m sutreri~~& for hlDl she had forgotten thtfJ tbe pain ot telllnc.,. of havJoe~ k:Dow He bepn to •art up and down IUs htmd pressed to bill twitebtD&' mouth When he apoke apm 1t was With his btlek e. her, look~ ~t of the w1ndowA 1nto the dark • So it n onon-·-.. •--~r to W . . ~••,~" teUme Aa.d I believed. you ••• " He taned around and fac.ed her from hjl earner 'l'ou looked mbo my eye~. and said It waa a lie • • • JoaD ~, how couldyoa.t" At :lnD abe dido't understand Thenatta.shedoverher,lllckly. Be Did You Ever Stop for ~ the Legion - to Da1ly Trtbune Sendmg Loca1 Paper to Camp ] Thankful Val~rA~,: :•:,:1:::: r oml~F ~IV IN~ ~HIH \ :\Us J H SmiLh a.nd Hasel Van Mnl Wlllis Aleshire ent.ert'!\lned. the mem~ ot her hrltlge club Wednesday evening a.t her home at Rill Gran~ f'\l;o guest.s Mrs Oene Wyntt of Alcoa Tennesseee and Mni Henry Ri(UI'II of Clncln natl were also pl"$eelL Mrs Wyatt waa h18ll scorer for the evening The members of the club a.nd ~ests enjoyed a. dtnner at the Olde French Inn at Gallipolis pre ctding play at the Aleshire home atu;rutlnc I Phone S82·L CLUB HOSTESS a~ R~o ::.~~·~~:~~~~··:..drl.;'': was the ph~· ~BJ£~1 T~ Po1Qdexter alclan - CCoiJUDUid. from Pap One) held In hll own runnr when tlM! sherltr al Cle ;elrmd Wll! 1ryinlil to serve Lhe •UbpOena. "'Lal.er when It was serve<! 011 me In New York I dldn t have t.lme to aecure the papers called tor by the committee &n.d 1et back here by 10 A M' Ute next day he added Then Pecora Look. up the Penn road corporaUol" s e'ltpMslon pro lf1Ull In 1929---whlch Kush Loeb ftnanced Are you tamilla.r \1Ith the !!ale Gf 22:1,930 shares of Pltt&burgh and West Virginia 11tock to the Penn road corporation In 19:.!9? 1 aold It to them You mean your pwn stock? Part of It waR 'htlne and part under my control Hatd I 8Dlm I RaY mine-but I mean member~ of my family a.s well as nySt>lf i&lln IDtd~- \?ou ever .Stop (to ttblnlt ·1 By EDSQN R. WAITE SHAWNEF., OKLA JOHN H KEEN, ADVERTISING MANAGER OF THE AUSTIN (TEXAS) AMERICAN, SAYS • Tl-lAT the world tod!lY <iffenr greater opporhtntty for brauts than ev~r b,forc '" the h1story of t!lJs country. The four years of uu· precend'i,nted deflatio11 through which we have passed 11nc! frc.t:n whJciJ we are emergtnJ baa awakened us to U,e r calozahon that for the past !;fn years mercl.andtslng has courted the tn~rchanf along w1thot1t brams or effort. From pow on 1the lJI~rch11nt muot m<:rcbandl&e tf he •• to clo,i. duct ll succesaful bu1tneso. Advel'ltllng 1s o~te bf the lnrgeo,t contrtbuttng f11ctqn in aucces•ful merchand111ng The newt• paper ,._acknowl~dged to be the best mechum for the menage of the retatler. It 10 bought and read by his prospective "CIJ.Itomera. It ~eaclies them more qutckly and oftener than other medium~, and thuo prov1dea a menns of quock changes m pr1ces, plans and pGiicies But what is the function of the newspaper ao an adverhamli mediUiil? IT IS TO CARRY YOUR MES~AGE TO THE CUS· TOMER. Don't blame the paper tf you fail to-.et results, provided the paper reached the people and was read by them Do you blame the post office tf you wrtle a letter to New York order· tng two hundred omta of clothea when yon fa1l to get the clothes! Not if the letter reached the house to whtch 11 was addressed y.,ur fail are. to the ~:~thes may be due to your ~or credtt, the , lilbli.&.oaaylte <M Of thou clo,e ot other _fl'useunay be to blame! , l flll,lure:tO'nt tesulto.' ' Nii,JII,I!H.JJ i!le nl!"'spaper to blame for the failure of your ndverttsing In getting results, It• the message rerehcd t~ peopl• for whom II was antended It May be the fault of yo~r <crvtce m the atore, your priceo tnay be out of hoe, your quality may be poor or you may not"'"~ punch eno•~<•h tn your ~opv T~ere mav be a dozen reor.nns wl,v tl,at nd ,1; I n et p1•lt Bttl the lt("•vspaoer advcrt• ·anc- ~ 1 ,~ f t 1' h u : your ~ ric don't rr:t 1 e'"~rlt 'et Wahe up! The only man w'1o can make a succen t..f your 1tore is yourself. Get on your toea! Find the trouble, rtght the wrongs, use yout\ bead and the future will be the beat you have ever lmown.-Thse are l;'mea that try men's souIa. The strong man will win. iBRAINS!. W~L $-JCCEED LET'S G0 1 • Mortlo Mrr OJatlr Capt Heal, maecot f I �," ' PAO. 'nrUli.SD!t.Y JULY 8 tltSS • O<IJ' s Boys I mucl<by&cariLIC~L ~ITIZ£NS \ J'Immy Q~, on the Rutland road Mar Bnd· Ar D • bury ch,lld ne,d . . . . . . meet I e omg F•me Buckeye driven "" hlo !aLhC< lnt wh•nhe .... ., Lhelr home THE DAlLY' TFUHUNF TH~HE ~~~sJ ~!.su~oR~~~-~ NE ~ Zrl$tl'ed u second cl!.I.Sii matter 8ept 13 19:M a\ ttll POI4 omc. at 1 ._._roy Ohio unaer the Act of March S la'l'il PubUsbOJf Dt.lll' &Del \ Looe.tt~ on Lowe~" Be<:oi cl Btor.e" :ro1f1e.ror 0 "' When our friends .send-us 1etten. or m:ws ma~ter tor P~W'm thtJ ~~ tn au ~~ sign their niune.s- Althou,:h not. fi'"~M&rll:r to be printed ,1\nonynous 1etter8 however eXC"IIem au:l CUI~~~ lD Ulem· 'Jqu4ay except Saturda)' -~~a ADVEUTISJN(r lu:Pi\ES.NT.,TI\11:8 Fred K.Jmball Chlmt.J<I lnc. Phllad.. lpllia Pltlliburrh ~Jtlwaullee ....-------·,::,:::,:-;t::,;;:ll~o-=-,l;::.a;l Otfi(!c C11.1l Z36 L ~ I ! 1n no ln&ta.nce will he publt&hed. NATIONAL I J, u1 Pomtro7 Ohio ,. _ 1 z.ur uu ~tnes~ Othce ao.rl Cltc'tla.Uon Dep. CaU 20% U 81 illaU PBOIIII 1'00 NEWI TO 'POMEROY OHIO • SHEBIFF!I 8<\LE OF REAL qorth u ~· weaL 10 1 3 chab)a p.le at public auctlon at t.he door ~enee north 29 de~~~t 80 ~r the Cow t Hou.se In POmeroy llnb to tht p~ of uq~ cOli~ Ohio In the abOve name$1 oonnty S'rATE OP OHIO MEioB lolnllll ont nundrocl on4•!1ft,•lllftl 111 S&l~~T "tno li!WI <1111 ot JuiJ 001 tl/33 U 16 15 clock. A 114 !.he Col TY COMMON PLEAS COU~T ~~'1:-100 (la3 &erel more !('wlna described Real Est&te c E Keller u J:r.ec\ltor ek ~railed. at Thr ThOUJ&mi $1tuate in the county of Metp ociii&rs l$3000 00) an cannot ae11 II! 1.he State of Ohio and In tile 1Et to. Swindle· and. J rtrf leis than two thirdli of ap tuwn5hip 01 Orange and boundel! ' praltiement Qnd described a& follows Terms of Sale Cash on day ol Situated In tbe south\\ecw quar ~r of SectlOn No 4 Town No 4 6ale A 0 Traer Sberltl Ran,e No 12 ot the Ohio Com ot ~a County Ohlo pany s Purchase Beginning 11.t the 1!: w Pew.l"' ~tml'-r northwe~~t corner of a lot of land fotmerly owned by J C Baketr. tt"..ence west forty four and oeven~' teen links to Ule west l,lne or 86.1. ooct;lon No 4 where 11 wlhte oa tJ ve inches N 39 degrees E seven lmk& and white oat twelve mclles )2 degrees ea.:;L th lrl.een links thence :;outh on said section linn t.,.cJve rods and five links to a stake where a wh1te oak. six inches N .JU degree5 E twelve and one half links thence south 8 1 2 dcgreo:; f!&St seven rod.s and eight links to a white oak tree 20 inches In dla me er of a corner thence south 72 1 2 degrees five rods to u. stake thence S 60 deg1 ees E six ami one·h&lf rods t.o a ste.ke thflJlce S 5~ I 2 degrees E nineteen roda ami .seventtten links t.o the road out to land rormerl.y owned by J C Bak er thence N !H 1 2 degrees E on ~ aid Baker ll1te eight rods and twelve links to a slake on the west side of road thenc~ N 23 1 2 de arees E tv.enty ll1cc rods and fourteen links 00 the place or beg Inning contalnmg !ow acres ancl one hWldred and rods more 01 less App1aised at Sixty Dolll:\rs 1$60 001 and cannot !iC!l for less lhRn two thhd:; of a.ppralsen111l Tcun of Sale cP.sh 011 day of sui II ESTATE NEWS ooOJt. " II._ _VIRGINIA G:._RE-'GG'---:-- Grande PL~ N ::oo!Y.!~ visitors In Hunting w wel"f! va lllld A.shlind Ky ton Thursda.Y Charle& A Crary and son James of Cmcmmltl came the llrst of t.hf week fot eeveral days visit here Nlth Mrs MellSSU Crary and ot~er relatives and friends Rev and Mrs W B Pll.tterson rt urned Wednesday evening !rom fl. few days visit at Cardington wberf' ;hev visited with their son ln·lav 1.nd daughter Mr and Mrs Wade Knight at Reesville 0 who a.r re<~reationaJ I.OUmtY! WedrieSday nl&ht when the he~ Jackson repreeenta.tlves aucceeded In --~-- • ' to • -unL ..........."6 ..... Much of the aco01l( of the ,Jack son tewn was attributed to lhe errora committed by the Valley View teammates 88 the pitcher Kenneth Yonker allowed but 6 hits VBlley VIew pounded Lyons Jack: son pitcher for 11 hits but tailed to makt! t.hem count I S 'TIS CHARGED I Usona June 28 Dea1 Bhaet file Mrl<-a cu bo)'ll Co Flfl? :Hmd a vote o' t!1ank:s to ~h~ Dally Tribune for the wnsld u h to thel last letter t:nt IObJectorsO Contend Sh Abut-~ to read home CQUuty new.o. .... very ld dl y rtu1 paper reaches 1:; about ttn1 wners OU fc.ur da)&' aft.er publice.tlon Pay for Work l am glad to report that the Co bo) " are all o k a.nd seem W haveObjections f~ number of lht>lr shto ..o or the good Jobs around • ForeJgn , I lo· l LOVE "STOLE HAZEL · LIVINGSTON ever has app10vnl be~n s u~<nenc\ P.(J with the his work personal How at his request unt1J the oUt com mission rules that 1t sho uld ceu:-~u Legally tht' In pro r. n e nt o( s. d e walks should be done sole y u~ tlH' n t ( d I lkltlff!\f( dl pu expense of the p1opm t\ o.vntlr I] 1 lOti So:p d H v. hose .:s~atc abuts ! I ~ !dewalk ~ OlthCoiJ l l t>ut It wa~ the idea of \ Hluge com ell to put ml" n to work o 1 SJ:. n I" 1 JCCL that 1uuld benef1 l n genc1 nl h su!l of Po1ll nd 1s d kl 11nd prov de \\OI]( for a \::u ge nun 11 1 1 S• 1vlre S pn \ t 1 H ter of unen plfyed It 1as said In r1 1111 d ( l the ~nmf' W11k on c.efense of the !lld ewlilk 11rogran1 I shifl The outcome or Lhe rnvcsllgatlon wo k lS awaited by ~rllage oU:lchlls wh le J t~e work on slfif'walks re Jl\infl ~ 1 d r.rk h 1 r! In ~l spended c.: 1 1Jil\ Nf'l:;;on and Whrald " s. .cret I "There aeem1 to be a c:row101 tendency ~~~ the part of nahon· al adverti1en to cut out or limit the campat"'a in omaller medta Some advettl&en an tMI;tictiil• tlteir campai"'1 entirely to the larger helda wfiile other1 are ll'aduatint the 1bie of thetr cop} u1irirlargh a~ •om•tiiiie mcHie frequent inlet!IIona 1n the so-c• lied '•t•te papen' with a 1 i1htl7 •~t~aller imea and achedule for the nett size papii 1maller for p11pen printed m town• of fr~m ~el\ 1o twe!J)' ~ d. 'Qiellel~diler~ '!rho are ehnnnat· int die fm..U9t fiel 1 i"-11 wiD find that th y cannot get the ciiferl~ .fll~ '!1ak ...... c~iit&lda lfirillllhi the ;enerally tir· clthll/:cfito"dla. " ":f''~~~!~11for adverhamg treabniJ the 1hould .be •rent 1n aome a bet not quotas cooperation :AND THE ""fj,eHt~~ ~~N!Gfl· ,{I I' I C:idrr 1 J; I I I e,mnc: I "'n !§i.'"l ao I Oh JO • I * -._@ !~o';il~~ too oto« ud eold to be "'!~':" tb/ll"l't:tfl~ol.1.1.:, ~., alllllo': §("9 ~ l:::'1o =~~ Her eoat lay over the book caae "l!otbfl' WID ,ma l~UiiN,.1*' ~ ...._. ,. ilftl' • ii tkiD of J* ~UiineM replarl:r fly ~-~· ••• "Lli.4i)ibi,lq,d put •t on...... abl!~~~::r\aoa~ellll :_:-:.,.,!"a• ~, . . r'tt ftr rt tm&~ ;o. Up,cle S~J)\ lJ~s RUY ffi!lr~ ~t ., t~R~!qn• H'IP!li~lf c'ppfer~nce th~fl "!~~f ' I • The Ideal lnl.enutl lubPrlee $1 00 Bold BJ 't1u! Stansbury Dru1 Co. The l!itanabury Dru1 Co. Middleport. OhJC. Remnant and Prize Box Day • tn Middleport, Oh10 In RATHBUR!'l'S Adverhsemmt appearmg 111 our Wednes· day Paper the Ad g1ve the date as July 7th for Remnant and Pflze Box Day Tht& waa an error and should have been Froday, July 14th We gladly make thto correctton THE DAILY TRIBUNE C- n h Jlabet.lcs 1 tr:a nt t,",', •I Continuing Mr. Braxton pomll out that there IJ a growing tendency on the part of liatldnal advertiteh to overlook the omall er fields He oayo: ~ lcoh 1 or stlpatlon Contains no a. 0 I ~ugar therefore may be used bY 8:30A.M. at Be pul]ed lllmMlf toflethr with • tremendoua 'frort. F"oreed him .eelf to apeak naturaJ)y '"Watt, JoaD I 'WOll't have JOU IIJO ~ albae Walt a m.JnuUt. 1'11 w.te 700 She a.lmoat lllftlled. Aa if •' nia'ttered how 11be cot home. Aai il u.f· thiDC mattered. B<l'W ".About lnu.kinl' tile ncaee ment, • 11M aaid, apealdne ~rv fut Wfoa ean ..,. an:rt.binc 'fO'l like A:nythtlll' that will ..a it euter tor you 1m aorrr 1 dida"t realme before • bef<1N all the !llo\. "Some national advertiaera are reatlcting the1r campaign• to a few of the lar,er papm in the states hi which they are workmg and are nof takin1 advanta.e of ihe 1plend1d opportumty afford· ed by the 1maller media til introdUCe and keep before the publu. the1r prqducb," oaya H. Galt Brixton, edltol' of the Kmgaton IN C.) Datly Free Pre11. H .. RD ON GOLFERS ... Cleveland July 6 TN8--A p1 o ter~ aa:a.Jmt the amu.<~ement Lax bill recenUy pas.-.ed ll) t111 stat.e leeislatun: and now awaiting the signature of Gov ()('orge White wu diBpatched to th~ governor to- For bowel slun:iabneu and eon· I -...n Shawnee, Oklahoma I STANSO AGRALAX FRIDAY, JULY 14th ,.Baca......-ha~a• lt..-we have1 't made up our mmda Yoa eOaper;ate me Let Jtl JO-Or if the woman has to have her •uwer today, tell her liD. 'feU bet no anyway, I don't Wl.liO to liTe ID her d1m1 hou11e.. After he bd rone 1he had • little CQ'. Jt but, t4 bi:vw h1m 1n ..uch • 'rik t4!m~r , , • toward ber , after all llbt had done for him wbc abe ttioucbt of notb1nc bu1 h1a bappiDeil ••• to hav• b1q~ l t1U'1i qn h,r tb.t W~f ••• hi• OWII ~ther • • atl:er all the 7Ufl oj partiea , • • It wUJ. hurt JOUr u._t&tliq aweetaeee and eoaatdera mother-" tio~ 1 -- -- ~ 1 She heard hll rattliftJ' •lch Be "lt'a that clr1," ehe thou 'l:!t bit. c I l~n from Meig-s rounty J.nr . u tbiDlnng ~bout bil mother now, terl7 "He ham~ been hlma~f alnct fll I I rllnf" rood Shl m"'n" pi •Dd:.g;ple What people would ..,. the alcht he :met her Oh Curtu I tl (. hall 1f'Bin Q she wh7 did you e11oou her • whJ \. tt f f 1 :1 n In l' Hl.rl!l or u J_n __wrenchedtherr~fr.?...~ did •out (knew from the flrllt It C r Dspen JJ~ rl~"l' :ur ber IWumm Aopr "Here_.. ' < nntlnued. rrnrz Page Unt) ftJll'-'" •oulda't: do •• , a motheJ n \1'111. th 11 w knows. , c\ ,t• r. lck c:tll nt , o dork !'vrn U.tookft,eam.fnlqite~n10iall.J", "WouJ Jooa lib a little hot cof loce to MacDonalds unex1md d Afl r lh'\t \If' 1 l{t ..... u if be hM. uver eaen 1t before fee, :Mrs. Jlar.tow'" .Aanae •Bltec rnd sensational demP.nd fo1 P. debt r :l 111 ,. ..r C\ tllrt mi"ht " "Coaldn't_JOG_~eep at for a time," e;ympa~l~ll;r :;cttlemen in his speech of Wll W<' t>n e hr fl n 1 1u.., be"&U.:Buted. ~ ~ ::Cdldl:-• I'Olt matestte&ll7 'No codme w,hen conft'rcnce conH~II \ous ca"PS On<> boy had ~POC"~ ..,._... a ankfO:U,ADine' " on une ! l'\ts 11nrt h1n t(l h{" rushPfi If'~ !:uP:J1•r~ iO 1 7 ")i~ll~tt'!:z~W' rift me Amue•a.d been h~tenlftl' in N~i~ OevlOilrol M~eum 16Jndon P " rnmp 20 mil~ "" l '~ .a.L. ' • tJ • Jul• 6-INB-An eleventh hour at'- ! hi'IY' morformOO th(' OfX"rtl !~bout ialfor... .-K.. -n• JIOthU.. 1iD thlllk ~ 1... 11 fl t h oo 1 t!! "Oh, that JSD'i whit J'm. talJr:iac O'Mrl It'• aD dedded. Oh, let'e not Brrrr • • • Brr • tempt by the United Stateg deleaa n " v " ,....r. v1 aboutl'" pat itotl,let'1 brhak 110wfou doq'~ lfala1e atirred ID her 1leep {ti)n to keep the \1orld econom (! "' nth .. r ~'><"~ 1 -·c - -~h·" • "Did Brr • Brr , Br;r conference on Its feet fatled tern 1 ' lv nff h ~ "'" 1-" N ' a_ "'·'-- -•-Joen,0 n:O:~-;-~u 'd:e to ;:.;:_..~lol;'r , ,. Heavens the doorbell I A Hlle time I porartly today when Fl a.ncc per -'1 'I rrr.-. (' t "'1l1 th m(lo? uana•t I ...;,• .,, been-· "But I eu't think now II, Mad of mornmc fOJ tht doorbell s'sted I~ her refusal to negotiate 1 ' nnkli' bN {' Wf' nf!mlnlst"r 'Yea al'w,.ya goOd ta me-too cone-I'll take 7 1Ml home 1Jh.eopnedone1Jyereluttaqtly Sun' tarltts and quotll.S while the rntPr l f' II, 1'1 ncl r't IH 1 " 1" roo~. Cu~ That .. _,, 1 c.ulbtnlt Joaa. '!'omonow or tile nut; d&J'-" SUD streaanna r.a~t on to her 'b~dt 1uattonal money dance Is o~1 I P "'~' I! 1Mk l 1 tell I tliou'lbt and tbo"Uiht Pve So abe let him dr.rve Mr to Mat She'd overslept ~ptn Darn t.hat Secretary of Stal;e Cordt' I }full " \ h,. "'' t1 T been nell'l 7 mad tr7i.nc to &e1dt ale 8 door She even Jet him 111 .,e c~eap alarm cloo.:k you couldn't de; chief of the American delegatiO! 1Jf 11 c l h .., One day 1 d think I sMuld teft 70a her baek the TIDII' • I'd rather •ou pe11.d on It Mutt b. nine o dodt, 1 launched the attempt dmlng a m1 -'d "' d and loan uleep -anu• th en you 'd say .ometh ln.J- wow -P it If 70u don•t mlD Her fat1till feet plumped Into tb1e th ree h our mee "..... ng o f t• ~,e conf er Wt' nFf' v. 1 tqu. pJ!itd ..w!Lh alb about lovin1 me ao mtteh-" Wear it. PleaiC!I do People w11.1 ink ,.tm mulea Mia' Harve) had 1 ence bureau or steering committee l l~>tlc Pquipfnent btu:eball tootbal She heard him l'fOinl. wonder if yoll dop. t We dbjl.'t waat gp'"" ~er for Cbrlatma"i abe pulled Jobrultmema edogeudns"n',,'llhneg luncheon rece~t!'l ba~kctbail muH.hbaJI \oilc~ b th "AD<l I eQ9ldn t bear to tell 70U them to do t~t-"' n 111 But Cu~ you b .ow It m11st tbea 10 I didn't "' e Ia endar eorduroy robe: &rouncl While the po.sttlon Qf the Ullllt!ct 1 10 t:!thbl-:; and etc \ ~'You. 1~ to me, .loa"D. That!a come-we'll bate to let peogle bow, bh pneroUII! tlpre and l[r9ped her States Is that It will not oppose The camp s fully II. ell orgnmz < what J can't forgtve When I told twe eaa't ro Oll Una W&JwaJ' to tbe door ,.. adjournmenl If majority .sentiment 1 011 and n anotheT week "'-70U •boat the Jett(!r- ' ""P1eue-:aot now "U aid duDJ Yes. wba 18 It J fo.vo~s it the American delega should be ill llr:;t class shape W .. But 1t wua he Curtis! It wul' "I'm not sore 7et what we oQht whoe1~t 1t wu ~~ con" tton carried out the wishes of Presi get all the good food we can rat He came aearu She . . . the to do Pleaae walt. Tomorrow-' b h D ~ •heh ca W!d froj thi dent Roosevelt In .auemptlng to All kmdH uf fresh fniL'I and vegetiebr of hope m huJ e"" tlte bope He tamed &bd ran dolt'll *be ~mohe I e W'U ~, nr convince France and other mem tables lnchtdlng Orllntes m lon tllat he had II'I.IIIU'Qdeij!tood alter ata1n. leaTIDC her :lashed wate~it~Joh~~rt~ ..' bers of the European gold bloc that grapefruit cherries etc The fol all. that •htt w~ be1g hyatertcal • • • o~ralep' anln--lt'llat:e!" f ' currency stabilization 1s only a lowmg was our menu far last BL 1 o.er nothinJI', o\ler ~inc at allThe eoffea was bubbling In the Just o.-e"~'rfunQ..._.t(l put: the ~of. minor problem rlay Roost lUrk ") \\ lth drem;\n ~ ... ""Oh no no no I she rrted ''Don't percolator aad Annie had brought fee on-and she was back ~t Joan Hull however found h~mscll up 1 nshed potntues an(l grav\ Rtec l ~C!h DMI, Curtu~l Dont come near themuftl.na,deep:yellowpuft's brown door "'Johnnle--;-.ret llP ttus 111 n sgainst n stone wnil Bonnet Pill tHan& f'orn <n the cob c~lf'ry ra ~'\ thmk Ina unaJI'IDIJIC on~::~~~wlllyou 11M if Mr Bar ute-lm awfully sorry-1 over-lued ail his arguments by reitet'llt d1~hes b ?llcl and butter coffee B rri I b h stow is eoming~ He 8 never late!" alep,'-" lng his contention the conferenc¥ 1\ }one uho mnnot Pat JL ml'al iDC b;~ ~u:t~;l:be~r :~~ra~L; But LJla had almost ftaisb.ed her • Wtll." the sputtflred, When ehtr can reach no useful decision on hke that dot ~n t bclvne: llC'l£' ~Go Otl-don't ato,-whu was It' breakfut before he eame down had opened the door, • what do,e rnarkeUng tarift's quotas and a.llied I think r tc:ld von lhaL we nr Wbo wu 1t. 1 aayl "lforn 1ql" ha aard fhftYfa,QJ A tA~ 9an 9 ' I problems until stabilization 1s ef nbout nom l<s rmm Lown Aboul 4C ""J~ ,. boy..,...a bqy J k'Pew We httle too eheerf.allJ' atie tbon"'-t. A Joan l&J fae. downward OJl ~e !ected U1r bo\ J vt:~tl tc n dance 1 l~ eaeh ~r.r CUrtie. I Dever bad •len when be was late ,..r ~. on~ lunr 'rallfl daneltnc- She The French made one concelll!lan Qaturl'lnJ ni"ht Somf'one I I h4dtu1 love befol'fl My aunta you "Yon aren't fe,lint we~,• abe """the tbh dtrk drttl al':le had however by proposing continua h mit wa 4 nuiP~ from camp b1 know-they didn t lovt~ ru.,e 1 never Aid auiOilalJ •,O b .cu,-tl& I hoM wo'nl !\he liafbi.f6rt The wiod from tlon of discussions aimed iU oo t 1ey wlllkf'd nbout a before thr had any fnet~ds Not even a doe' 1t ISD't anotller liON throat. Youiie the wlhd.OW. stirred 1ta folda pnt1'{ OTdlnatln!l: marketing nnd produc round lhf' d:lneP The!!{' mount.fl:m Curtis, or • k1tttn. The~ was a so eareleu. always •loppiRI[ abftat 1'1J~ wu IOmedaiJlc abOut tht tlon providing all monetary and miles are L" Ice as long as ttl l~:~tten onee, it e&lt)e to the hquse • to wet ~~ &,f.d 1t bU ra!lled .a "l1 abe ,... IJ"inc • aomethint U.rlff qu£'stlons are shelved tor the country mtl('s bo.ck hom~ all blaek with a httle white dot irl.S=h tbia ,...r • aBout the' eu"e of her Beck meantime There 1s :t b1g rodeo s.bout 1 under ita chiD and a httle pmnted • I'm CJQtbl &11 rl~t. thankl.• ~late LlltOod teetl!~ oil tli• Hulls ahJl was to continue all mUer-J frn'1 t Jul 4 d about lf're p 1nk tonp.e Heeley Keeley He dru.'k tJ,. hbt.. stronJ' eoft'et dooteill 'Faie1nt.tecl.. Uttabt., to rfc economic dlscu.!l.'llans 'o\lth cur Y an 1 11 1 lulled tt " Her vm~e broke ll'reedOy. anti pu&hld the htt;J. fOIW~IICI OJ back. \ rency stabthzatlon alone postponed le me vou !let thl., lettf• we vi I don t aee what a eat bas to do brown sausareA be liked 110 mueh, Attothfll' pulf of wind llfte~ tht At the time of the hmcheon re PlcOO.bl) a.ll be rner tl ere wtth 11 away uatoDehed tlrin datlt: atofr of the dreu, b"-t tht cess the United States Great Brr We pl ~ed a bn.s ball game lM 01 Yoa baven't told Qle about the aut dJi:l not moft "I'fo. not only the kJtten Every tain the BritiSh dominions Scan 8 u~d&v agamst Suui!:Lr Pine C:tml thlq Curt 111 1 he k.nehn~ 11 ~artment. Did ;rou b"ke 1t 9 " It wu thea that Mallie ~CJ~Mmed. dtnavla and Japan stood firm fur C!l.llfOJ niR boy.s• 'M1e game 11.0 1 llf!d at th"' f'nd or the l~;t half or EvetJtlunl' 80 qu 1et and ecbom~~t "Hmmt' lf•i•le'a teream roH thin anti continuing the conference This un and hostile They were all 110 old "'Carhfl please put down th~&t pa fllrnftl', •rotmd tha hmp e>:pected line up forced the French !lflh lnnmg 11nd v.e were lcutl!m myauntaandHeeleyandthebouse Ptr I'll have to telephone to Mr$ hand that dagltd from the beq, lo modify their attitude to some 1?. I Mr.dc IZ hilS and 12 IUT' 1 And I nt;•er kne... anyone.Jounr F11ller She'll want to Uoer if CllrYiDJ" •nto Joa:a'a eoaecloumen, sJight extent frm l"'nlnm;: We h~vfl n stnmv Just read boob and dream you're roiDJ' to tll.ke 1tl" bna1:!er ~k • • bact from A manoeuvre to kill U~fe confer hitting ch,1b Most of the boys hit • And then thu1 boy----eame-and Wont tomorrow dot We-well thebl saln Whfeh abe had loa11- tnee however was tndll'l!rJI:v 0011- h tter than thP average semi TlrO •e loved each other So much that the fRet 1st we. ~idn t d:eeide deS. ed aU llliP,t., Qae: fOJ:Dl-..; ~ul u..Jnf!11 ~ a. pr~posal by 1 une of the \Ve aloo have 3 very good pltche .. ~ 1 tl " bo " uc from Ohio W nothinll' seemed u. matter but that. mtel;r I thou81Jt 1t .._. a little blactaesa, ill "hleh theH na sold natt(lns to put the qyesUon or Do you 11nder8tand Curti8? I d large thollchta, no memoria. DO tea~? adjqli,J1lment up to the ecqnomt~ pia\ 11 mlil' Mcadow Caron lt1 like you to under11t•nd 1f you can ~~aL:!!', ~cnrou coucoullddnro1upoedo1-w r Jt 1s f'Ompo<;ed of Ohio bov~ 1b/,'b1 "•c":.~t,~ fti"at•le rp•o,t•d ., 1 e.nd monetary comlibidon!l will hurt so much th1n'lnng about If ytb t' II , thobrbt-1 til .........~ :lor a.,.u_" WP may ro l.o Huntington L:~k r" 1'\0t unrll!r~land1ng-- all the reat an lllJ' I I ama Her _ _ ~~ wo, , Jo er h1 the ~ea..,o n ann pia\ Co 1 U m) li fe l <Jrm t IIV!k you to Jt aeeri!ied larp W me" .... _ .. - ~ ... fG f'~ 1 .fl:\ On 1 II 'o!'gtVe me but eo>ulc!:"T t v )U j1111t tt)l "Verr wtU, if you don't like It 111 rold ahoalden, UftiD.. tlttmt "Yo• UP' H ms tYY is over 1 Prt" 1 :o dDd 4 ntand ,.,.h7l d1dn't tell yoo? let Mn F~r ltaow" PJ81H'aft ..1rlultum, 1" Gm~<; ll~r. better !!lpn off nn,. ~uldn t 'JOU do that CurtJe'. "Do )'Oa ba. . to do It thla. mo- 10 qus.t, wltll ag 9Uf OD I nr I wont have t ime to wnsh 011' :Sut he JUSt sat there w1th h1a ~ent'" he dernuded 1rntablr 1ohlmie liitU lla 1. • (Com.lnttea trom Pa~ Orl."l) rlothP" this nftl'rnoon lead turned 11\\ay from her h 18 ~lammn1.g down the ne'Wipt.per an~ eometiunJ"Ilappenedl TeU.Ib!atel~ 1 R•"('{'~"Pl ace m h ~ he.ud ~ n 1 ~ vo1l'e tame pushmc his cofT'ee eur, uide And thea lila hlp, •coldlal' t'O'Iee Whl I m ffied • Where 19 he now "" .. Certamly I exp anwd to lot.ft she ened "You haqa't 1011a aiUI One part of the ttemore 1\Ct Jame"- Cl:~ f don't know that tbey're ·golnJ' to Eutope for two bl'OJtl fOUr eoaaremeat, JOD foo1iJIL levles :l tax Of SO per cent on a I ,..,1mp Cod Sr;rmgs lint'! up Sllence agatn A tonll: a<!hm~ years and the)l wan'C to lmow at c•rtf• money charged in excess of 14 a I AB R H P,.... lenee Joan \\Aitt'd "'h 1e Rn<l once I cant underst&nd wbJ 1he Joalt held out; her ha~ tfle limf! barrel for a "1 gatkln ba.rrel This Fusco cf Bt>l'a1rc J 2 2 3 r 1 roten and JonC'h M 1re JnnE"ly d1dn t tell you and wby you cauldn•t blue hand on which Curtla'a raac was de.!ligned 00 fo ce the w)lolesale 11 \., ( H 4 o 'I • ,hnn !!he had ('VCf bel n before for m•ke up your mmds Man:i• F~ler etdl b1azed~b~_!l1 til tb.• ... price down Shudl 'ltd£' 3 1 I 1 urtle wu 1~ t t h r now Cur let you sea 1t betol'l!anyone el .. b 1t The' bO pt~ at _f""-t trJ"utC tol Democratic floor leader Keith ,.... 1 1 :ts whfl c.. fe,~ ~ h 1 n nutl!s ago bad you cant u:pect her to hold the oll'er tlnd t!OlJ!f, rt ut 1M brf.C't hartl Lawrence of Oieveland warned the M , 1r o llonval ? ., 1 1 <JVed her open Jndeftn 1teiJ" beaut17 llallia f!'Jrh~ .t!U ttg.. l House o! RopreJetttatlves whi!!\J, tllt ~ t h ~ C:h 1 !'IVill!" 2 2 1 4 It e not indeftnlteJJ • pld with &h:tP Hn" l~Up plllk faeal bill wa considered that beer prices w., 11 ., f Ill l:tlr~ ., 1 1 ... 1 don t knew what to 8ay to you • t. muffiC'rl , 0 ce went on What \ Well. thla afternoon then 1'11 modttled and Uadoua.AJ01 oan•aL woflllte woultf 10 out or slgWht If thlbo1 ne;! MatycJtclla rf 3 1 2 1 ,ave JO"'.. IC'ft f 1 r me tn ~ay Oh e!8ll rou thJs afternoon" an UpreMlOB... mu. ·~ IRX were levied e are a e vv Jnckso 1 llle Pm gmDJ' ta be bl(•t th1a af&tr face oat of W'llteh ller .,_loot.~. tuy a 5~t 11.a.u of beer now he Marti&. p Dillonvale 2 1 o:m - to think that yOU--JIOlt- • 0 Slw rould see tua shoulders ~hall: llOOD I can't be eoneerud w1th Pfl'- Ullft&tllnl.IJ dut u4 a.ntliat. u.kl. 'Let 'I don't ioterf~e 0 11 1 1 1 In go Was he crymg D1d men ceyt !!ODal atfa1n C\UTinf ofBoe hoan. Well tb.ID. If ~~~~ other lellala_. Jll.ld they hattn t Bh.umWI'.y rf ~be wanted to put her arms about Besidu I'll be '1!1 eou~ moat of the ~I tlfU ,.a'N. a • ReD the place~. ~,re beer eoukl be Meigs Coc.nty lis poor 11 houlders and comfort h1m dalY •• ) oa ~JGV bo•ht for flve Cedt&. Gregor P Jet Co 1 0 0 O 'VnJ wen.• •h• ~H.. ..I'll t&Jk. wi JMf § ''• OovtrDOI' Wblte sald in a lrtate· Murmv ss Tlltonvtlle 1 1 0 0 tall h 1m now 11orrr sh• waa 'ho* But he would not Want flo foaa aboutl it. POrta~ r ...U. -' • •. N• ~ mM!t COda)' t.bat toe Whittemore ll'oGs 3b Marl<>tta 0 0 0 0 10 rry ler amu any more and beAJdes doean't ~~;a JaiL JSh•ta:illttoo ~ a~'ll u•a=iiW bfer cap tU. wUl be cHmcult to ad· Paul~"leJ' Middleoort tnt: ----'~ I ==========;i;===·=======·===========•=====~ tbLyJ& day by the Cleveland Dlatrlet Golf A-lion. Under the proviAI.oD:I of the bU.l. lM d~ of tbl! &Vente 8()lt elub member wW be tnct er tied from .SO to t60 annually accordtnc w Jl&n"f Bandy IIClCrelary of the aaaoeiatlOil Culb memben already are .-ytnl ~ 10 per cent tQ.X to the reW!ral government he eald lp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i do-l-l Tis Hy EDSON R. WAllE c c the Pennroad corp at $1"10 a share awerap profit of Sll7.6GI a sha '"' ...... Pennroad offtcl&la previously ad 1111tted payln&' Taplin an averaat ot PO a share above the market price at the ttme of the sale ThJA aa.ve Taplin $2 016.990 above the market. value for the lt.Ock held by his famUy Ferdinand Pecora Lhe committee counael questioned Taplin regard lng his failure to appear 88 a wlt· ness last week aft.er a. subpoena had been served on him Taplin ex plained he was tn Wa!!hlngton I '"' Think? ot on s OW{l r I We ure aJI glad of the opportunity -- ~pend.lng CHAPTER XLII TQ ~ ~i:~=:r.:~k::tE?Z camp Cold c C c ~:~;;;~·~~,~~ ~~w~.,:n t62.60 a share Tb.ey aold to -- late Rehef Fund a Betnl Illelally Uaed For 81 . Repairing Walks The Tt.pl.m IJ'OUP made a toe.al ot Q6 lM,J'JS on u.le of Ua stock to the Pennroad oorp Thla prom sumnter there guests Russell Middlilport of Mr andthe Mrs Carl Smith tContlnued._ from Pale OneJ I cal eltl.zeN t.hat state relief !Wlds camp Is "orkl.. tm g l'.ith the of surveyor and Mr and Mrs C L Brooks '-ud Herbert Chambers lelt Tuesdi!-Y "ere being mlsU&ed here lh the as ge-n !1 !!; 1\C.me v11.luable expertence ~ Charles returned Wt'ldncsday for seV@ral days bW!Iness vtslt In thE- (X'e5ident EUf9.Pt 8 eftorts to working of un~mplOyed men whpse B Jt1r t.t:at 1 e 1s Mgr or th SOft troD) ~vera! days at Buckeye Lake COlumb~ll t W d .... 1U force this governments hand ut names are lnclud~ on the re1'te1' B ll le 1gue hf'rto m cnmp Whel:e they were guests of Mr and Max er s~n e neH~Il) l.he openmt of the ecQllomlc confer list of the vlllt;.ge halted Improve I 1\ofts 0 A W\lila.mson or C"-olumbu,s columtus on bUSiness n b h in""'Ction. 01 d ebL8 ment edwork on sidewalk!~ it h8.11 bP.en tngUo Holt.t>r of Synt.cnse l.!i clerk ence rst Y t e .rservice suppl_y Who own 11 cottage Lhere 11 t hP Fc1 f'St 1earn Into the m~Ling and. then b;p de· 1 H 1 M t the Co Mrs Bell Gatewood M1 and IJEG IS BROKEN nnnds for sLttbillZ&tlon o( the Work on the sidewalks through I ~ n so grn o h Mrs Sldney Pickens and dau ghte r out the vlllage was conducted un £ 11 1 8 t1um 1ey 11.\C ll. David five year old son of Mr j Jar create,:! resentment here a.nd der the supervision of village street r vJtl Sugar Pine camp cum Frances were Athen!l visitors Wed r esda.y where the former visited and Mrs Clarence Mliht sustained the fact the president has trumped J aftlcl&ls those providing labor be p i'd of c llfmnla. boys for eun '\ fraclure of his right leg between ;.~1 the trioks brou1ht Wlconcea)ed lng compensated with rell'et orders c \ J 1 J ' at S.LI&:&J. Pine her son John Darnell who lr. ( u the k.nce and hlp Wednesdp,y even :Jatlsfaetton. for food supplies through the JJu. vl' Dar :; of Mlddlepolt ls a ftned In a hospital there --- - County Relief Committee c t rk In tl~t- Orderly Lent and I Approximately 4 000 feet. of &de gni JlnR om v~ry valuable l'Xpen ! walks ha\e been Improved and new e lc I ones laid where need~ durtna thf' f h sl.l: T11nbull 1 1\0iklng h 1past two weeks Mayor J E Har tl" (;o c~mlee and Is al on m'm rey saLd Flf(' Sll"l*maon Clt'W An lnveflttgatlon wa~ ~onduc 1.411 OC'!111of the d H t: k 1:; tht: Cn ha1 d)' recently by a represent~:~.tlvf' of the b1 1 ~ ur his kno I dg o Relief CommiMlon who ac I State llltv anrl radm H<- h •~ ch 1g oordlng to the mayor said the phln fl] t !I 01.WI ll I!' tl £' C t of Improvement ol sidewalks wlt.h C<JSI'YSUtHn' BY JUNIJ FllA~lRUI6 WNINCA71,. rNC. In the village wllh !"l!heJ lab01 n .. , never thouebt about lelf re ~pect at all So that 8 why I drdn t U!ll yov. I wu DMer gomg to tell you-until yoa aald that about Com. nle-about CODDle n&t beln&' bad eDOUcb to pntmd." ... JO&Il don't torment me- JOU cant: mean-Joant" She dropDed her e7e& the~ Tbe :red bumed her eheeka. her ean, ber throat. She had ben act Bt.el!ped m sutreri~~& for hlDl she had forgotten thtfJ tbe pain ot telllnc.,. of havJoe~ k:Dow He bepn to •art up and down IUs htmd pressed to bill twitebtD&' mouth When he apoke apm 1t was With his btlek e. her, look~ ~t of the w1ndowA 1nto the dark • So it n onon-·-.. •--~r to W . . ~••,~" teUme Aa.d I believed. you ••• " He taned around and fac.ed her from hjl earner 'l'ou looked mbo my eye~. and said It waa a lie • • • JoaD ~, how couldyoa.t" At :lnD abe dido't understand Thenatta.shedoverher,lllckly. Be Did You Ever Stop for ~ the Legion - to Da1ly Trtbune Sendmg Loca1 Paper to Camp ] Thankful Val~rA~,: :•:,:1:::: r oml~F ~IV IN~ ~HIH \ :\Us J H SmiLh a.nd Hasel Van Mnl Wlllis Aleshire ent.ert'!\lned. the mem~ ot her hrltlge club Wednesday evening a.t her home at Rill Gran~ f'\l;o guest.s Mrs Oene Wyntt of Alcoa Tennesseee and Mni Henry Ri(UI'II of Clncln natl were also pl"$eelL Mrs Wyatt waa h18ll scorer for the evening The members of the club a.nd ~ests enjoyed a. dtnner at the Olde French Inn at Gallipolis pre ctding play at the Aleshire home atu;rutlnc I Phone S82·L CLUB HOSTESS a~ R~o ::.~~·~~:~~~~··:..drl.;'': was the ph~· ~BJ£~1 T~ Po1Qdexter alclan - CCoiJUDUid. from Pap One) held In hll own runnr when tlM! sherltr al Cle ;elrmd Wll! 1ryinlil to serve Lhe •UbpOena. "'Lal.er when It was serve<! 011 me In New York I dldn t have t.lme to aecure the papers called tor by the committee &n.d 1et back here by 10 A M' Ute next day he added Then Pecora Look. up the Penn road corporaUol" s e'ltpMslon pro lf1Ull In 1929---whlch Kush Loeb ftnanced Are you tamilla.r \1Ith the !!ale Gf 22:1,930 shares of Pltt&burgh and West Virginia 11tock to the Penn road corporation In 19:.!9? 1 aold It to them You mean your pwn stock? Part of It waR 'htlne and part under my control Hatd I 8Dlm I RaY mine-but I mean member~ of my family a.s well as nySt>lf i&lln IDtd~- \?ou ever .Stop (to ttblnlt ·1 By EDSQN R. WAITE SHAWNEF., OKLA JOHN H KEEN, ADVERTISING MANAGER OF THE AUSTIN (TEXAS) AMERICAN, SAYS • Tl-lAT the world tod!lY <iffenr greater opporhtntty for brauts than ev~r b,forc '" the h1story of t!lJs country. The four years of uu· precend'i,nted deflatio11 through which we have passed 11nc! frc.t:n whJciJ we are emergtnJ baa awakened us to U,e r calozahon that for the past !;fn years mercl.andtslng has courted the tn~rchanf along w1thot1t brams or effort. From pow on 1the lJI~rch11nt muot m<:rcbandl&e tf he •• to clo,i. duct ll succesaful bu1tneso. Advel'ltllng 1s o~te bf the lnrgeo,t contrtbuttng f11ctqn in aucces•ful merchand111ng The newt• paper ,._acknowl~dged to be the best mechum for the menage of the retatler. It 10 bought and read by his prospective "CIJ.Itomera. It ~eaclies them more qutckly and oftener than other medium~, and thuo prov1dea a menns of quock changes m pr1ces, plans and pGiicies But what is the function of the newspaper ao an adverhamli mediUiil? IT IS TO CARRY YOUR MES~AGE TO THE CUS· TOMER. Don't blame the paper tf you fail to-.et results, provided the paper reached the people and was read by them Do you blame the post office tf you wrtle a letter to New York order· tng two hundred omta of clothea when yon fa1l to get the clothes! Not if the letter reached the house to whtch 11 was addressed y.,ur fail are. to the ~:~thes may be due to your ~or credtt, the , lilbli.&.oaaylte <M Of thou clo,e ot other _fl'useunay be to blame! , l flll,lure:tO'nt tesulto.' ' Nii,JII,I!H.JJ i!le nl!"'spaper to blame for the failure of your ndverttsing In getting results, It• the message rerehcd t~ peopl• for whom II was antended It May be the fault of yo~r <crvtce m the atore, your priceo tnay be out of hoe, your quality may be poor or you may not"'"~ punch eno•~<•h tn your ~opv T~ere mav be a dozen reor.nns wl,v tl,at nd ,1; I n et p1•lt Bttl the lt("•vspaoer advcrt• ·anc- ~ 1 ,~ f t 1' h u : your ~ ric don't rr:t 1 e'"~rlt 'et Wahe up! The only man w'1o can make a succen t..f your 1tore is yourself. Get on your toea! Find the trouble, rtght the wrongs, use yout\ bead and the future will be the beat you have ever lmown.-Thse are l;'mea that try men's souIa. The strong man will win. iBRAINS!. W~L $-JCCEED LET'S G0 1 • Mortlo Mrr OJatlr Capt Heal, maecot f I �' '. • I I • . 'l'HURSDAY . JtJl.\" I. THE DAfi ,Y Tlll3tna:••4f\ONZROY,-OIIIO. Noted Aviator Killed MASON CtTY .. . T1IB DAlLY TlllatJNE ' • 10 buslneas vlaltor here Mond&Y . Crash Mrs. Henry Wint.er and daughter were ~- Ple~~.t~anL visltor1 SlUldaYM.l'. and Mrs. Clem Edgell of Eut ' LJverpool are viaiUnr relat1vee here. CLA~SlflED . Mn:. 6. :P. lt.lckard were SWld&y and 'l'. J . Ryan and fa.Dlily. ADVERTISING SECTION. famUy IUeata or Mr. and Mrl!. T.bamu Bla.lne ot Akr~;~n wa& the guest ot hla alater M.n B. F. Board ---CARPENTER 6unday. T~ -like 'U c per line. Type like this (10 pt.) lOc Cubs Overcome Ohioano In 5·3 Conteot; Tribe loaea · per iinc. Type Uke thl.s ( J pl.• .o7c per Unel (0 average words m..ake a Une.> a Consecutlve insertions for By COPELAND C. BURG •• f Consecutive Insertions for price ot '· ~ ad taker will aladly asaist you lf deslr.:d, so thRt the copy for ' )'OUl' ad 1a prep~ _'<f In such a i manner na to bring the g:eatest ;.. realllt.R to you. ~bUsh-,~,._;:_w_l_ll_b_e_re _"'_p_ona--:1:-:'Jle onJ;y for one l=ect mseruon of any advcrtille . aAvertisementtl sn. lmmedia.telY. Erro:e in d be I repru:ted No I:!A.-,.-..t~lBe :-m -el-ltc will be taken for le55 than a rr,lnimurn charge of twcnt·tlve cents for ea.ch tlon. New York, .;u.ly 6.- INS- Maybe it's mid-summer madness or a dog mo.y have bit.t. ~n us, but right nuw cmr fancy for the dArk hor~(.! in the Natlonol league pennant. race h1 P11.t&burgh. The Plr.lt.eJ;' p1tchlng :.~atT wouldn't make 1:1 i,~OGd cane for a mldgeL, their once sparkling infield hasn't any mtu"·~ punch than :i 2 and their hilter:> lluve long Lt'' n off the gold standard But Mllno.gcr Gibsou. oplimlslic B.'> n rookie In spl'ing , hopt·:; to b ~ yclpl.ng at the heels of the IC?gur \cad lng New ¥01 k Glnnls lly th~ II I mJdrllm of July He Is planning a shakc-u11 r=r his pltchel'8 and hopes his hitters 1n~~er· found- STATE OF OHlO, MEIOS COUN· 'l"Y. COMMON PLEAS COURT c. E. Keller ll8 Executor, etc., V6. ~ n. M. Swindler a.nd Fern Swindler. ,. •cabCl No. 1:167 1 ln pmsuance of an Or ) FOR RENT-Whalcy Denta.I Omces Can be divided to :miL tenants. S11. le m thfl ll.bo\le adkm, I wl! er I One office suitable for book sho p. ~or ' ~mle at public auction at the ReKSonable rent, re8Jionablc ten- door or Uw Court HoUI:Ie In Pom eants. Al!;o four room flat c;m l DY, Ohio, In the a.bove named Court St. Apply ot Whaley's or County, on Saturday the 16th day John Blair, Court St. 7-tl-3t o ~ ,July 19JS, at lfl o'clock A. M. t he !C~llowlng de!lcl'ibed Real EHtll.Le: I· OR RENT- Five rooms and Situated In the Township ot Or212 Spring Ave. PhOlll' ange Coun ty or Mcagz:. n.ru\ State ol ! 'l-6-3t. Cillo to-'.vit: \ Becllon 4, Town 4, Itangc 12, Ohio ol' For Sale, Mi•<:. Company's Purchase IUld being the tlll.me real eata.tc rlevlsed to C. E. Kellel', Emory Keller and C. F. ~LL MAKES or raaaoe servleed. a.L Keller by- t.he la&t w111 a.nd testa~ ~ensona bJo prlcU. Brlna' 1n yow nullo or c:.U1 414l"'v. H. M. 010118 !<lent of J. R. Keller a.ud known llJI the "Branch Farm", &>e Vol. 16. Mldr:ilepGrt 337.OhReem·d ol further Wills, Meigs JULY lOth our iofi ld~ylo-·- take "''' County io. and des· pl~otos hel'e Don't wal~ till our crl.bed as ft:'JIOW6 : Bounded on the last few days. Miniature Photo mwlh by lands of C. C. Oaklwcll ol) St.udlo. 7-li-Jt n ·c east by la.nd8 of Delle KcUcr. un tf,(l south by lands o! Mary W. Kt Her1 u.nd on the west by la.nds of IS THE :Mury A. Baker, \md Elmc1· New· UAY laud, conta.l.nlng dghty acres more (•r let~~:~. Bee Dcl'd No. 3732, Vol. 127, 1'HA1 THE .Sore tbro.1t, wusculur rb~u­ Pncc 567. De1•d R.eoord, Mcig5 1 FOU!!lt~M matlc achcM~ [Jains,apply '1m,· Couuty, Ohio. Al.bo t.lll' No. 314ll, Vol\ DAY 130, Page 1{14 . Deed Rccnnl , Meigs terotc, the ~~cour, 1 cr•i:' rilani ' County, Ohio DIET Appraised 11t Six Humlr(ld Ooltllll'I'EST l:•r~> <$600.00 1 und cannot sell for !lETWEEN :;N lhan two-thirds o! u.ppraiscTOOTSANO mt·nL COLONEL Trnm; uf Sulc Cast, on duy or 1 I l a le. HOOFI:.R 1 A. o. Tracy Bhcrlii WILL I or Mclg& County, Ohio. I 1': W. PcniJlcr,, At.torney. I l An Inspiring Leader ~-----------------By BURNLEY:----------------~ . ' ... TOO'I'S AND CASPER ... Weighing-In TOOTS WEIItHS 121 POUNDS! 'lfaDAY fw- COLDS, COUGII8 • COLONEL KOOFER 'TIE SCALeS Ai224 POUNDS! I I lilt ctntinue to click. as Ur.y ,did ~·ct. ~ t('rday when the Waner boys. Uudstrom and Vaugl·.an got so l10t I the PlratC'~ ovcrcaml' the St U::ui•·r Cnrdmals' five run lead and snatch-::d It, 'l to 6 The VICtor·; I· l( the Bucs w1thin ont' game of sec - \ ond place. Vaughan toucher! r ' tho powder In the fiHh inning \; lt.h a homer tha~ counted three nms Pepper Mnrtm got five of the St Barney Bt!rlingcr, IJig, all-around star fro m th~ Penn Louts total Of 12 safeties to1· a perfect day at bat.. A. C., Philndelphin, who won the National A. A. U. deA double by Charlie Grimm '~ I ' cathlon champio ni'i hip Saturday at Soldier Field in Chithe Eacks Hlled retumed a ~ to .. triumph for Lhe Chica~n Cubs m·c: cago, s.c oring 7,597.19 poiuttl. Photo sh,ows Berlin~r in Clnclnnatl . Bud Tmnmg, Chieag(l hu rler, scored his fifth oonsec\I! Jvc the 110-mater hurdle e"ent. wln _ ___ _ _ _ - - ---- ~ Dick Oliver, Phtladf'lphhl ·.n•· · ~.., .. , t.a~ · 5 box llll then wn.'i inLJ Iottel". pitched the Athl ~ tlc:; w n 4 f~,;urth place in the Amelicall Lea to 2 victory over the Boston So:-:. lflle as they bumbled the Clevdan l sllcwlng only :,;t;ven hits and fan - Indians, 10 to 6. Six hiLs in lhc ning tJght, Enc McN~Ir v,n:; the :-.•:lth Inning deve lop-ed seven runs big man at. bat. duvmg Jn th1 ~ f' for Chicago. Ha.rder a.nd Cmuml y, runs for the A's with n rlrcultr Indlll.n pitchers, being dr tvt':• . · s.nd a doubl':! . BILL IS NURStN!!i P~ANT ()REAMS 'THESE .DAYS.' I Night and Moming to keep them Clean, Ciearand Healthy Writ£ /or Frr:£ 'Eye Care'" or "Eye Deaut)'" Book IIEltiN! Joy 'fll.LIE THE TOILER Muri•tC<4De,. II S.,n. OhiuSt.,Chice•" ··WHO IS DOING A GREAr .lOB l-OOK MAI.IAGER OF 1'-1AC• A LE'T\C.r.! I 'II FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS SLIR("IitlSlNG By JANE GORDON GIAf.\'iS ! I: ~,~~---~--~. 1~==~~·==- ~ · ~ -~~==~~~~-=-~ ·~ ~ ~ -- F~OM 1 POR DAINTY GiRLS II I I I All I•"" f08rdtm'• mMJ.tiJ llrl «tttttd orttJ. lfflrlw/. in Pnri1 tntd 1"1 ,atttrrrJ srt mtJJI ;, Ntw l'he Hotel Cbltteade" THE GEEVUM GIRLS l <H I km{P(ii<iifi"SIittf,,..;: l"' , ,h•U• Litlle glrl~ want l oad~ of washin~ frocks at this age. They mus1 bt eimple of course. And Isn't today's model cunuing f l Fremh ' bodice wllh an interesting diagonal closina. Tho pattern provides for shorl 1leevu Spriued dimity, pin dotted bati1te, undy 5triped Ji,Wil, tilly clu~cked tissue Jingham, etc .. are so attrac· tive Wllh the collar of whitt: or• gandie. &ur.. n oi~!n, '""(" ''/ T.\U latttrn No. It] '"•1 bt 8~· '"i"ttl ;,. ,;., I :tilE '"HOU~K OP IIOirt'J'Mol'Y" · Columbus, Ohio. Pel'fect L~•cation .... Service , .... Comfort Rates surprisingly low $1.50 to $2.50 ~s i I How to Ckt Thue PallmiS '. Send IS cenu (In Famoua Purple Cow ~ffee 5h<lpl"' lo •t<~mps or coin) Fa~hion Bureau. Write tJrdullv and plainly your name and lull addreu, the number of th• pattern •nd the sin you want. Club Breakfast ll5c to 60c lilllcheon liOc J;linner 50c and '1 !l, · Address your letter in tbe lollow- •. ' i.. ~~ ' lur ""aY: Silver Ball Room for Da11c~ ' ·. ,r r_~v~t«!-PJ.~!~~ ·~f~;~~.tl \'~ . . ' ' ct-jlrT~NDEN lfl • HOTEL, . 'sPif,,aadmlh . GEO. A. WIYDIG. M•n•• ; f·,J!I: •,!"'>·,... \" ... ~ • •• THAT some dtieo peddle too much "hot air" and do too littleconatructive work. Adions speak louder than words. It doen't 'pay to brag until ' they do oomething worth brasginr about. A lot of cities sbould be pretty well fed up on talk and reo.dy to make a start toward some real development. 10. r•~s jalllf" ;, UIIIIF /ttr iffltrUJIIIt JtlifJtrJ. ll ;, ltlltul rwt, (\',- ·-·- -·-· .n#' By Edam> R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoml\ l'~r.t . Tt has 'I'here·s Always a hearty welcome for you at DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? ~y so doiniJ lbeJY will J•t somewhere. Many ciliea ere atill ~oepinr up tlte oame old game of much talk and' llt~le effort to do thinf• worth whije. .A lot of pepple are ljred and weary of listepin1 to it. ,Apy surplua 'fhot !'ir" on ~1\nd won't spoil by. being kept. It mivltt impl'<)ye witli ajr,_;..yqq never can tell. · �' '. • I I • . 'l'HURSDAY . JtJl.\" I. THE DAfi ,Y Tlll3tna:••4f\ONZROY,-OIIIO. Noted Aviator Killed MASON CtTY .. . T1IB DAlLY TlllatJNE ' • 10 buslneas vlaltor here Mond&Y . Crash Mrs. Henry Wint.er and daughter were ~- Ple~~.t~anL visltor1 SlUldaYM.l'. and Mrs. Clem Edgell of Eut ' LJverpool are viaiUnr relat1vee here. CLA~SlflED . Mn:. 6. :P. lt.lckard were SWld&y and 'l'. J . Ryan and fa.Dlily. ADVERTISING SECTION. famUy IUeata or Mr. and Mrl!. T.bamu Bla.lne ot Akr~;~n wa& the guest ot hla alater M.n B. F. Board ---CARPENTER 6unday. T~ -like 'U c per line. Type like this (10 pt.) lOc Cubs Overcome Ohioano In 5·3 Conteot; Tribe loaea · per iinc. Type Uke thl.s ( J pl.• .o7c per Unel (0 average words m..ake a Une.> a Consecutlve insertions for By COPELAND C. BURG •• f Consecutive Insertions for price ot '· ~ ad taker will aladly asaist you lf deslr.:d, so thRt the copy for ' )'OUl' ad 1a prep~ _'<f In such a i manner na to bring the g:eatest ;.. realllt.R to you. ~bUsh-,~,._;:_w_l_ll_b_e_re _"'_p_ona--:1:-:'Jle onJ;y for one l=ect mseruon of any advcrtille . aAvertisementtl sn. lmmedia.telY. Erro:e in d be I repru:ted No I:!A.-,.-..t~lBe :-m -el-ltc will be taken for le55 than a rr,lnimurn charge of twcnt·tlve cents for ea.ch tlon. New York, .;u.ly 6.- INS- Maybe it's mid-summer madness or a dog mo.y have bit.t. ~n us, but right nuw cmr fancy for the dArk hor~(.! in the Natlonol league pennant. race h1 P11.t&burgh. The Plr.lt.eJ;' p1tchlng :.~atT wouldn't make 1:1 i,~OGd cane for a mldgeL, their once sparkling infield hasn't any mtu"·~ punch than :i 2 and their hilter:> lluve long Lt'' n off the gold standard But Mllno.gcr Gibsou. oplimlslic B.'> n rookie In spl'ing , hopt·:; to b ~ yclpl.ng at the heels of the IC?gur \cad lng New ¥01 k Glnnls lly th~ II I mJdrllm of July He Is planning a shakc-u11 r=r his pltchel'8 and hopes his hitters 1n~~er· found- STATE OF OHlO, MEIOS COUN· 'l"Y. COMMON PLEAS COURT c. E. Keller ll8 Executor, etc., V6. ~ n. M. Swindler a.nd Fern Swindler. ,. •cabCl No. 1:167 1 ln pmsuance of an Or ) FOR RENT-Whalcy Denta.I Omces Can be divided to :miL tenants. S11. le m thfl ll.bo\le adkm, I wl! er I One office suitable for book sho p. ~or ' ~mle at public auction at the ReKSonable rent, re8Jionablc ten- door or Uw Court HoUI:Ie In Pom eants. Al!;o four room flat c;m l DY, Ohio, In the a.bove named Court St. Apply ot Whaley's or County, on Saturday the 16th day John Blair, Court St. 7-tl-3t o ~ ,July 19JS, at lfl o'clock A. M. t he !C~llowlng de!lcl'ibed Real EHtll.Le: I· OR RENT- Five rooms and Situated In the Township ot Or212 Spring Ave. PhOlll' ange Coun ty or Mcagz:. n.ru\ State ol ! 'l-6-3t. Cillo to-'.vit: \ Becllon 4, Town 4, Itangc 12, Ohio ol' For Sale, Mi•<:. Company's Purchase IUld being the tlll.me real eata.tc rlevlsed to C. E. Kellel', Emory Keller and C. F. ~LL MAKES or raaaoe servleed. a.L Keller by- t.he la&t w111 a.nd testa~ ~ensona bJo prlcU. Brlna' 1n yow nullo or c:.U1 414l"'v. H. M. 010118 !<lent of J. R. Keller a.ud known llJI the "Branch Farm", &>e Vol. 16. Mldr:ilepGrt 337.OhReem·d ol further Wills, Meigs JULY lOth our iofi ld~ylo-·- take "''' County io. and des· pl~otos hel'e Don't wal~ till our crl.bed as ft:'JIOW6 : Bounded on the last few days. Miniature Photo mwlh by lands of C. C. Oaklwcll ol) St.udlo. 7-li-Jt n ·c east by la.nd8 of Delle KcUcr. un tf,(l south by lands o! Mary W. Kt Her1 u.nd on the west by la.nds of IS THE :Mury A. Baker, \md Elmc1· New· UAY laud, conta.l.nlng dghty acres more (•r let~~:~. Bee Dcl'd No. 3732, Vol. 127, 1'HA1 THE .Sore tbro.1t, wusculur rb~u­ Pncc 567. De1•d R.eoord, Mcig5 1 FOU!!lt~M matlc achcM~ [Jains,apply '1m,· Couuty, Ohio. Al.bo t.lll' No. 314ll, Vol\ DAY 130, Page 1{14 . Deed Rccnnl , Meigs terotc, the ~~cour, 1 cr•i:' rilani ' County, Ohio DIET Appraised 11t Six Humlr(ld Ooltllll'I'EST l:•r~> <$600.00 1 und cannot sell for !lETWEEN :;N lhan two-thirds o! u.ppraiscTOOTSANO mt·nL COLONEL Trnm; uf Sulc Cast, on duy or 1 I l a le. HOOFI:.R 1 A. o. Tracy Bhcrlii WILL I or Mclg& County, Ohio. I 1': W. PcniJlcr,, At.torney. I l An Inspiring Leader ~-----------------By BURNLEY:----------------~ . ' ... TOO'I'S AND CASPER ... Weighing-In TOOTS WEIItHS 121 POUNDS! 'lfaDAY fw- COLDS, COUGII8 • COLONEL KOOFER 'TIE SCALeS Ai224 POUNDS! I I lilt ctntinue to click. as Ur.y ,did ~·ct. ~ t('rday when the Waner boys. Uudstrom and Vaugl·.an got so l10t I the PlratC'~ ovcrcaml' the St U::ui•·r Cnrdmals' five run lead and snatch-::d It, 'l to 6 The VICtor·; I· l( the Bucs w1thin ont' game of sec - \ ond place. Vaughan toucher! r ' tho powder In the fiHh inning \; lt.h a homer tha~ counted three nms Pepper Mnrtm got five of the St Barney Bt!rlingcr, IJig, all-around star fro m th~ Penn Louts total Of 12 safeties to1· a perfect day at bat.. A. C., Philndelphin, who won the National A. A. U. deA double by Charlie Grimm '~ I ' cathlon champio ni'i hip Saturday at Soldier Field in Chithe Eacks Hlled retumed a ~ to .. triumph for Lhe Chica~n Cubs m·c: cago, s.c oring 7,597.19 poiuttl. Photo sh,ows Berlin~r in Clnclnnatl . Bud Tmnmg, Chieag(l hu rler, scored his fifth oonsec\I! Jvc the 110-mater hurdle e"ent. wln _ ___ _ _ _ - - ---- ~ Dick Oliver, Phtladf'lphhl ·.n•· · ~.., .. , t.a~ · 5 box llll then wn.'i inLJ Iottel". pitched the Athl ~ tlc:; w n 4 f~,;urth place in the Amelicall Lea to 2 victory over the Boston So:-:. lflle as they bumbled the Clevdan l sllcwlng only :,;t;ven hits and fan - Indians, 10 to 6. Six hiLs in lhc ning tJght, Enc McN~Ir v,n:; the :-.•:lth Inning deve lop-ed seven runs big man at. bat. duvmg Jn th1 ~ f' for Chicago. Ha.rder a.nd Cmuml y, runs for the A's with n rlrcultr Indlll.n pitchers, being dr tvt':• . · s.nd a doubl':! . BILL IS NURStN!!i P~ANT ()REAMS 'THESE .DAYS.' I Night and Moming to keep them Clean, Ciearand Healthy Writ£ /or Frr:£ 'Eye Care'" or "Eye Deaut)'" Book IIEltiN! Joy 'fll.LIE THE TOILER Muri•tC<4De,. II S.,n. OhiuSt.,Chice•" ··WHO IS DOING A GREAr .lOB l-OOK MAI.IAGER OF 1'-1AC• A LE'T\C.r.! I 'II FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS SLIR("IitlSlNG By JANE GORDON GIAf.\'iS ! I: ~,~~---~--~. 1~==~~·==- ~ · ~ -~~==~~~~-=-~ ·~ ~ ~ -- F~OM 1 POR DAINTY GiRLS II I I I All I•"" f08rdtm'• mMJ.tiJ llrl «tttttd orttJ. lfflrlw/. in Pnri1 tntd 1"1 ,atttrrrJ srt mtJJI ;, Ntw l'he Hotel Cbltteade" THE GEEVUM GIRLS l <H I km{P(ii<iifi"SIittf,,..;: l"' , ,h•U• Litlle glrl~ want l oad~ of washin~ frocks at this age. They mus1 bt eimple of course. And Isn't today's model cunuing f l Fremh ' bodice wllh an interesting diagonal closina. Tho pattern provides for shorl 1leevu Spriued dimity, pin dotted bati1te, undy 5triped Ji,Wil, tilly clu~cked tissue Jingham, etc .. are so attrac· tive Wllh the collar of whitt: or• gandie. &ur.. n oi~!n, '""(" ''/ T.\U latttrn No. It] '"•1 bt 8~· '"i"ttl ;,. ,;., I :tilE '"HOU~K OP IIOirt'J'Mol'Y" · Columbus, Ohio. Pel'fect L~•cation .... Service , .... Comfort Rates surprisingly low $1.50 to $2.50 ~s i I How to Ckt Thue PallmiS '. Send IS cenu (In Famoua Purple Cow ~ffee 5h<lpl"' lo •t<~mps or coin) Fa~hion Bureau. Write tJrdullv and plainly your name and lull addreu, the number of th• pattern •nd the sin you want. Club Breakfast ll5c to 60c lilllcheon liOc J;linner 50c and '1 !l, · Address your letter in tbe lollow- •. ' i.. ~~ ' lur ""aY: Silver Ball Room for Da11c~ ' ·. ,r r_~v~t«!-PJ.~!~~ ·~f~;~~.tl \'~ . . ' ' ct-jlrT~NDEN lfl • HOTEL, . 'sPif,,aadmlh . GEO. A. WIYDIG. M•n•• ; f·,J!I: •,!"'>·,... \" ... ~ • •• THAT some dtieo peddle too much "hot air" and do too littleconatructive work. Adions speak louder than words. It doen't 'pay to brag until ' they do oomething worth brasginr about. A lot of cities sbould be pretty well fed up on talk and reo.dy to make a start toward some real development. 10. r•~s jalllf" ;, UIIIIF /ttr iffltrUJIIIt JtlifJtrJ. ll ;, ltlltul rwt, (\',- ·-·- -·-· .n#' By Edam> R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoml\ l'~r.t . Tt has 'I'here·s Always a hearty welcome for you at DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? ~y so doiniJ lbeJY will J•t somewhere. Many ciliea ere atill ~oepinr up tlte oame old game of much talk and' llt~le effort to do thinf• worth whije. .A lot of pepple are ljred and weary of listepin1 to it. ,Apy surplua 'fhot !'ir" on ~1\nd won't spoil by. being kept. It mivltt impl'<)ye witli ajr,_;..yqq never can tell. · �i • • . J. ........ . TH'J!: DAn.Y TRmUNE"•"POMEROY, OHIO. SeSSIOn • IS • 8 eJd Charles eteeti Rytell and . TaylOr 1M ... """ ....,,.. oent.ooces lb •• Governor Stock. Market ..... - ·~ .......• ' .. THURSDAY, JULY ·~AT HORY'~. RUN ~CAIN ftjNSACK[~ By Commt'sst'oners Resumes Clt'mb I \ • I - Bo T Stage TenDJ8 •T "'" ., fOU JP: WEATHER FORECAST- at Tribune, call 28\1-:L; . if ,t he Basin... Office ask for 202-R. LEASED WIRE OF ohtc.-PaJ.r Bomewha; warmu In 8aQUl port ion I.OnJ.aht. Saturday l..ncreulnl' cloudl,_ followed by loc:a.l thunderr.howen. Cooler &t~ untr.y &ft.ernoon 1n ~xtreme North porUoiJ, INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. t 1• IT'll :N IWII 11'11 Dl 'J'JIB DAILY TIUBUJfl VOL. VII-NO. 243 .n POMEROY, O&IO, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1933 OAaaJ JU a. os.H r:~ -o ,_,._ ._ " B7 PRICE THREE CENT:-; Ba. l I . ~ NOTICE - 1! want READERS' the News Office of The Daily "" -· I 1 , l •\'lfr·tJ .. 1188 1!1, more, tor the deeth of her bus.. that. too many entrtntl have not. and familY of Hel&'h\8 band, Jay !1. Davlll. whUe sernno !Ued tor -lclpatlon and then the Mr and ..,., Jnhn Pocl-1 .... u a apectal deputy aherltr of ttnt round play wtD continue the family vtalted Mr. and M1'8 W . .o the Ohio penltentlory !rom the Wood county on Jut> • • 11132 ....nd day It,. thoueht that the LeMasten Sunday Meip county oommon pleM c(lurt. lCoutlnued. rrom Pale tmel The sundry approprtationa bW Ia tourney should be ended, singles Thom&s Eada vlatted hls llllteJ The trio eonteued their complicity __ amona: thOR stm awalt.1Il8' the slg- and doublea by Wedn~Y Mrs Wm OooliLtle Sunday. 1n tlle e~e ~tore county author-~ U d M t . St ted F ol paratJ.ons !or re-openlng: on sche· nature ot Governor White Entrants ~wrt. file their names ( Esther Barnett of Charle.~~t.on bJ ltlee, pleadln(r lfUIII.J to lndletmenLS The members of the Board o! pwar o •on ar • dule with the manager, TlppJ Dye, on or PpendJng a few d&YI bert tbe !guests In the oowt Meigs County commissioners meet· ·~ lowing Heaitation Early bot- -da• evenlnJ at 8 o'clock cf her parents Mr and Mr•- .J . L.• 1n 1 In a por;tponed seSiion becaUlle cuJumbw, o , J uly &.-INs-The YS 0 "~" HOMECOMING of Lhe Fourth of July holiday, were Today slate has decided to be a llttle at whk:h time Lhe d1'8.wlng for the Barnett '1 A Fourth of July hometomlng vlsl~ by the UBUal number ot mOl e 1enerous to tamUJes of two play off will be held. The result Mr. and Mrs L. 0 ~ 9;as held at the home of Mn E C. cltl!lens nom various se-ctlonll uf I By LESLlE GOULD membere of the OhiO National ourne~ ot the draw wm be publl.shed in the wen t he Sunday guest.s !of .anct Manuel, Oorc.u, Tuesday Thll8e the county requesting nppropr111.INS Financial Writt!l ouard who lost •theit lives durin(!: Sunday edition of the Dally Td- M~r ~~dr'i~~la~:~r I..w~rf-; and r uending were. Mr. and Mra. tJons ror roRd work ete , at the j New York, July 6--lNS--The the Hocking Valley cool mine db· An opportunity 4-0 beeome the b~ose 'fi18hin" to participate 1n son are visiting her par$1."' 1 ~· ker, a.nd the following children ol cou rt house here WedneS<l!l.y , r:toe k. market. resumed Ita upward 01ders In 1932 ' amateur tennis camp o[. Pomeroy . th to ·•, _, ld p•-- th"'r and Mrs B H McNeill An appropriation of •100 for im· march t.oday after early he.sltAUon Ten days aso the .House of Ree umamen ouou ......, "'~ Mr and Mrs Homer Qreenlee ·-~ana Gatewood ·Property Mrs. Manuel · 5011, Ouis Pullins, Lhe Dext-er Wlt.h the bulls sw!Lchlng !rom presentatlves passed the Buncl.ry ap-- will be atrm"ded bo18 un~rth~ ages pam~s: ages, ~~ond addresseS on l& and 'ra.muy visited Mr ai\(\ M:ra. wire and two chlldren Ruth Mae provement work on Entered By F or<:e For and Lawrence, of SpringfleM; Mrs. 1 Church road. was granted by the gratJp to group heavy p10flt -takln8 proprlations bill, which included ot J1 next week, accorama ifu thi paper, leav1n&' It wlth Manager DJe Reno Spencer Sunday Ella Archer and husband of Ra· J commissioners, the WOl'k to be don" •vas swept ll.!Ude and culminated In authorlza.tlon tor paymmt of ~.~ plans arra.ng-ed here by a nwnber ot or at the Editorial office of the TrlThird Time \lt'lliiWood ; and. Etta E Pulllrus and und er the l!upervillion of the county an uprush around midday Wl der 60150 to the parents of qno OJ the ymlnJ sport.alrlen Wednesday , 1 bune at once htend Wesley R Parry ot Colum- 1 e nglnef>r Lhe Leade1shlp of lhe ralls iUII.rdsmen The same btn pl'ov:ld1'be tennl&' toumey, similar to the It 1.!1 bellevecl bJ those In chnrge SEVERAL MONTHS lus Anolher appropriation for •too A rush of buymg In the carrier ed payment or tl0,243.M to • two one condllCt.ed last 1 ~ yeu- at the of the tourney that It wm surp8.8B whs allowed b ~ the bo11.rtl fol' work U~t swept the m Into new high Clr;~clnnatl. women tor personal in Et+&bach court w:Hl be openQDlJt.o Lhe one Jut year tor interest among WEINER ROAST on the Snow\ ,IJe IU)<l Ooo8e Creek g~ound for the yea1 "'lth N Y Juries receiWld when thO.ir automo- bOYI'l 17 yea.I'B old or under, residents the young tennis players and beDANCE! Loc:k On Door "Jlmmied" The following group of yo un g road work to come under the $Up- Central setting the paCf' Galm ble was struck IJy OOvem()J' White's of Pomeroy. ) f'ore tbe c!c.lng time for tne enBy Miaereanla; Mer· people enjoyed a weiner 1 oast and erviBtoc of the co unty engineer, ran to 3 potnt.!l car in St Bernard, 0 , 18 monthS A champion_,n Lh! slntfeB w1U be tries the rtumber to ta'ke part should At The I. 0. 0 . F. Jlall marshallow toaat on Lhe ll)seli farm and utso 110 was allo wed for the Thlll followed sporadic bursi.s ago determined to hold the crown for be conalderably hia:her than those chandiae Taken FRIDAY NIGHT, However, the figures didn't look at leut1a year, or until another who pland tn the 193:0: affair. In Neo.se Settlement Monday even- month of July for the Bedforr: 01 strength m the coppers, oiLs. utiwithin the lng Nellie, Thelma. a.ncl Mary Ha.m township trustees for the mother :!ties aviation Issues and packing just nght to the Senate Ftnanee tourney, whlle wlnnen of doubles The SanitAry Grocery ls turnishJULY 7TH. pton, Louise Ralph, Mayzt!tta Jac- or Ed stanley, aT B patient until shares comm it~e Th11.t body, It was re-- ma~es wtU be awarded honors In& balls to be UBed 1n the play feW mouthR t'hl! Dana Gate- obs, Madalyne Reuter, Allegra further Investigation The <.Iollar ra llied afLer eiLJ'ly vealed today, recommended the Th~ pia.yinJ of doubles ma.tehes • while prtr.es for winners In the alnMUSIC BY I. 0 . 0 . F. ~~f~:~~.~F71Uing Station un St-ute Wood, Elolae Ebersbuch, Clarice Alvin Hysell was allowed $6 per weakness but Its fluctuations were payment. ot $5,000, instead of $2.- thl.s year will brl.n,i tQKether mu.ny gles and doubles matches were do- ~ SYNCOPATORS -~ at Storys Run was biQkenl Clelan , Lydia Will, Ola Radford , month lUI a blind pen.slon'. follow· iznored by the speculative com- 607 ::;o to ):l&rents or Harry Rohr, y~:~ung tennls playe111 'lfho will bend nated by the tollowlng bustneos and a quantity of merchan· Cieneva W~bater, Aline Holter, Alma '1 ng n request. munlty In furthe1 uroad gams In who met an accidental death 1n every dfort to wll. the honors and houat!s 'il\ POmeroY,; Sweatet, New Strlot Order-Old and n,.,w some Ume during tlw Ethel, Lucille, and Leona. Lelfbelt The r.ommlailloners met agam business and a rally In grains af- Nelsonville while on mine duty plir..eR that wut be awarded York Clothing House. Tennls Shoes. Dances ~~~~~~i~:;~;:. a nd Ra.lph Whipple. Po.ul Will Leo ThurHday for the tlnal o.pproval ur ter a weak sLart Bonds aloo helpWhen the committee iiJsertt:d p.n Fomeroy merchants ha.ve cooper- Hartley & Bennett; Sport ShDE!tl, 11.nd 0 F' Koenig, John and F'lanklln Ba,lley, the budgrt fm the llmd qlmrt.m' of td by a lurUmr advance, po.rLICUl- Ite m In the bill calling (oft paY- ated with the manager of the tour· The Vogue Shoppe; Knife, Ebf>l'~We huve. lnst !led largfl eelllnr the bur¥ln v James Clifford Wllla1d and H l\1- the yertr Rrly In Lhll ~;peculatlve Issues ment of ~.000 t9 Arthur Blintleld neY. Tippy Dye, and have otrere bath Hardware; R«:rea.tlon ba.Jl, J(lliNG STATION I I ~-· I old Ebersbach, Wllllnm Smith Lc- - - - --.,._..;-.---The death knell of the London or Hollh!ter, as settlement in:' the • 10y Watson, Prank Captena, Nor rconomlc conference was wllhuut rlP.ath of his son, Clarmont BanI man Harbrecht, Enrl e.nd Erne11t 1.1tluence having been anttci(>atcd ueld wM was killed lly a. pullet I.e4thelt, Charles Rndt01d and Vk:for some time durl~g the mine strtke In Atbeps ~~ ...c: .. to H 11 Trading v.a.s at a furious pace lOUnty on September 2 ~ l9S2 , 1 1 Ol the st~tlon had rl' 1 " d 1 tl ' Robere Craigie of Clevela.nd wa11 llnd the tlcltcJ lagged most ol ~he An Item was a•·o ·~tten' lnto the lnv••Ligatlon•" 1,, 0..' , 0 . o lowing games '-" .... ot., $5,000 to • ••.,.,,• ..,,." t J d nndl mus l 0ct nlOJ!e day. .._. bill providing pa."ment 1e a vh:1ltor In tow n Th ursd a)' • door forced opf'n i11 thl l ~e~n en oye II. spuy ~ ¥ ¥ '.lhe tc.bacc:os w•1e st11ng ~pets Mrs Mildred Da~s. Nort.h -~:burJ!~" Mrs John Sullivan MrR LP.UID gains , unnlng 1o 4 pomts on Jt! H· :·• esca()t'd wilh six PITTSBURGH PRODUCE Duncan, Miss Ba1bfl.ra Guth anrl val of rum011; uf 11n t::uly c1g:.. ' lt.e , chewlnl! ~~~m l11b11 July 6- IN8-Poultry market George Clarman of Columbus have p1ice ri.'l(: All oolrl .It 1ww !ugh!: .,.catpla: • spa.rk Jl lug-, •hflP~P st-eudy, demand good; supply i'Ood returnt>d home after spending U1e Cuu.t hda ted Of.'> nnd UniLed . Ool<l!ea, glaN~e~ nnd t Juunbe• or colored hens 12-13; le(l:horn hens Fomth of Jul y with Mrfi Sopllla Ah'fHi fl Jed Lht:u "IOliJI~ higher a~liohl ba.ttP.rlrs A 'heck -ut> 10- 11, colored broilers ltl -20, leg- >" II el· L Ol'P. It n " l'.c 1e bollght :.1. "~~ ne 1e1 nn o do U!/:l r hc- cc. ppe 1s u.nd ull!; •I '!!:lock led to t he beli ef that who- hmn b1ollerB 12-14 . rOOHttll ll 6- 7 • •· ~ ~ on 11slng pi lees ro•· U!Cll lutllll!O!!Jever committed the robbery did not ducks 8-10. geese 1-B, tmkeys 12- ' Bruno G141cl ha..<s •etu rnf!d f1om n tits Wl8 tobacc.o bf'c,m~~ a wnslrlcrahl • l l j you ng tom!! l0-12 old toms '7-8 HlCl.tlon tli p lo Columhus Mlll•J , ld tl r nt of :-~rrwk JnJrlobaccol't'IIIHln· •t' B-10 . tlll[' nnd Mt Vf'rnon ! h . rmukeL was It Jap - !'(' ll.t.ouchPd agll · k W d d d ¥ ._ ¥Ino! w.tll CUl' al1--1 1llh ' 1U1 1 111~ ' ' Butte r ma1 et s n y: cmnn h ,. t 1n 1ll.t~v 1 1:'1 Wllug slniJon ~l tuat, 11 1.J·I01J &ood Sli Jiply good 02 scow 20 1--4 Mr fH\(1 Ml ~ J, s LnOIIl.ll'{r nr t e 1ea(ers w• 1111 !-l, II Hobson , Wll'l •tripf)f'd of 1t •mg" t 69 ~;;do 1 c 24 3-4 ttis scurc 23 1-4ffi Hunting ton nre tile guPsts of M1 ::..pcclulllet; Wt' J" {)lll• l• I dl t'J amounl nr nwr1 hundlse !II A)lnl ll s landud lB 1 _4' and Mrx A w Drtimmonc,l )Csterday's demonst r!Lton but. a rew 1 which t'l'lllll' n.,or~1 Bu kn{1 Eg((.s markeL modcratP. ' demand ~ I~ P.re whhled. up pulllcllhuly U S 1 1,.ootl, su pply good, nc&l by currenL 1 Dr 1\lld M1 s DeSalg or Illlnllng- l''l•~um 11tld Dlun10nct Mal.l' ll I' j J,•Cel pts 14 fresh extra first~ l fi- I nil w•'JI' l f'l t' lll vi· !to s m Low 1 Packmg stock.s nvwed upwlttd led JIJ heunc1y wlut.&l llXLras 11-20, So 1 c.rdllng on ol<.l rrlcncifl. Mrs iJI' 1 by Arrnour JJreferlf'<i The stc ~II'i v w Va. Ky , current recetptiJ 13 ~s\q-, n tormet Pomeroy r ".sidJ> nt w11'! mtt heavy proflt-taktug and WCI•' I knoy,n here as B"tty Humph1 r.ys held down deEplte tl•e lise uf 3 p ~ r 1 PIT1'f,RUilGH LIVF.:~'IOCK I ~ ¥ ¥ \ f'1t 111 t.11e il1dut:.llYS Opt'ra11ons ca~tle receipts 0 BtelldY, steer~. 1 M1s Harry Ohllngf'r ami fn m •l• I C'ORN LEADS HI\U.V I WU-liOO gc.oo 550·62:> st ' IH~ Yuu-1 Mrs Ernest Bigley acd son, M1 s Chicago July 6-INs-Grutn:;; 1100 medJUm 450-525 , 11teers, 900- AI ~bur Flck nml famll v Mr.~ Ra• Thul"'''day a.nd forlday 1100 common 100-450 ateets llOO·I Gibbs ond dnutthter, B:!tty q.nd t,uned ltpwnnl after an eus!Cl 1101) ood 5'f5-625 ~~rs u00-1300 Mn; Glen Wnlla:~e and dquy,llt€!1 1 opening hert'! tod n.y, wllh out- I "TOPAZE" nHih~m 600·525 'helfel ~ 700-lO'liJ Mutml Fla . nre !!pending tl'' W~'"J stundmg st1Pngll1 hl COin fl'll i.UJ- I IJ!"I the rally Corn futuJ(•;; lt'UfhBarrymore-, Myma I~Y.JIIII ~l'" .o'l 425-500 , lJ(·if~ls 700-1000 me- l ~~~;~r ~~•Jo~l~f' Obli""Jlf'l ~nmp Jm· tlr'fl rll new tops fo1 Uut season Jack.IP. SP-arl. tll11m :.100·400, cows goot.l a26·375. #to ¥ ¥ Whea t. opened J-4 tu l .l-8c off. I 1 ·no,·~ conunoq & medium 150-22&, I Mr ami Mrs J R Hood pr Col but quickll 1ccmered the loss uud Shortr~· llf'af111ts bulls com mon to good 275-375 umb\lR who n,re visiting fiii'\Jds and near muJ-sesslon showed a gain 1 -8 !1 :h r.(.l.lis & rppnnge1s 2500·5000 1e!nttvcs here, have rctthncd f10111 to 1 1-4c mm the pt ev lous tlo\!e Cmn was I 1-2 t.o.! 1-4t.: ud\'ancHog!!- R.I'C"'iplR 1000 steady •.. o :"1 vltlt hl Charli!ston They wel'l ChuNe a• tlve; plim" hl!\lles 240-300, 47 5-~ accompanied by SisLer Or'U\rd whn ed near mld~se!!."l.lm arter OJ.Xmlng J-4c downi to 1-21 up Oat..o.; wc1e '19!1, heo.vy miXed 210-240, 485-411!i, will li'Qmln 'fol a vl~lt HI to 7-Bt- Improved, Rye l -4c up/ llH"flh»l)S HKI-210, 490-406; h cn.vy • ¥ fl • LIBE~TY l'orkcrs J60~."f80, 4711• 490, Ught yorMls.'l Melva VRuMot~r, of Alf1ed i' to ft-8c down THEATRE M&y wheat wa.s cauled up ro 107 l l;eru 120- 145. 316-426 , pigs D0-11~ t the gnc~t of Mr o.nd M1s W1llbttt 5-Bc, Dec 103 l -2c May COl li rea-~ Ohlll :no-3Sil , rou~,&hs 300-360 I Watsvn ched a top of 15 I Rc _ _ __ ¥ • ¥ She"Tl and lami.Js rN'I' I)ll& 3QO, Friday and S~ttJrda.y 'lt. tdy, lambP. good to choice to Glenn nnd Jimmy Horton or Co· nowu 'J00-1Fi0, lo.mrn& medium ~0 lumbus Wflre t he guests nf Mr and ROLAND US <!owu 5j0-600 lnmb•l medium !H Mrs Johu Elbu; uf M11~ m Cll~ DELAYED I I 11P 450-f>OO. Mcep, prime wethers I TuesJoy Ulah Hoback was Hrea.tly surprls- [ Ito ~\ Ito 12fi0-2'15, sheep, ptlme wf'th~rs rnlr cd last Tue5day wht!n se\leral of her to Pp;ood 200- 22:> sheep pwe,o; mtlMms Bernlre Ann Dur!'i t or ERI!t fr iends ,.,la!!t'd 11. blrtl:lday pa1 ty 111 Stl':tlet i!l ~Jlt'ndlng u ruw dRV" \Jel 1101101 i he CV I'I\Illg WR~ SJ)enL I I ' 100 - lllO Ill 11 1.,1 - l.hdn I t I l l \ .t" (;lOCf' 11 - B 1 lR J•CInc , 100 1 d •~ t t 1 VI t ~ Mr1'1 ,me £'eo;" r• o ,n play,nlj: games Ice Cl f'am and 1 . ' ,.. , , s eu y ...., 1:1 rong ~·'n,.;. ¥(ll1; ~;ood lif>0-515, few choice 61i 1 Miss El\lft Cho.;;blln ol Columbus co.kc we1e serVed t~l 1\. latr- hour All 'JJJ 1 ~ a l• '" medium 450-4'15, heuvy u. r~d hAll n •t tu n~d aflel , u visit •With Au- 1etu1 nlng home wishing het nu.,•y 1 more hnppy bli thdayx "!/ llL IJJ :1::!5 -375 , I e ust Compton . \. ~· Seve1n1 hom 1\ete fiptnt \Ill' loll\ · 1 1 -Mt 11.mf Mt.fl Rnlph Tre~pn.ln of th o! July n~ Ravenswof)(l ~tdtllll"'!t~~ ..uni.am:m!IU1>1UIItlii"UIIIlltJ111~11''~~''a'aulti•JI'InCJUI'~ Col'11in1Jus. h~v~ tctilrrv~d llfteJ' n Mr and M1H Cl!\e l •tylot nmll ~ l!!lt ~ -wHh- , M~ ~ll.d' '~ y:r~ J¢\11 staN! tarn! Ml !mit Mi'l'l Nrwtnm fBmlly ur c!uhunhtL'i ine spendmg l~ fe w day!! with the Iutter s ststet Kennedy. Mrs J D Hoback tmd famil y .. ¥ . "' Ml' nnd MrA J D Hoback 11.nd M!Bses .ffelen fJ;uriJOu of Pr~tts children calllnK on Mr and Fo~k r.d Kathr~ powen Shadl" Mrs Johnwerl' 11-lvmnn M Apple Otovc hav;e ut.\;lmeij to their respect~,·~ hOmes· IL!tel a 'tl!tlt with Mr~ Evn Smulo.y ' 1Quiver mornlno. said they round on the scene of the crhw' lead to an nrrest of the door leading Jnlo PerSODB}S =--------- several valuable articles to be use McMaster Hardware; S Fenn TenFaDS as Jl)tlt.e8 for w1nnera. nia balls, Reed's Drug Store LADIES lOc GENTS 2~ The pla.y wlll begin next. Monday, J~y 10. at the Ebersbach court at HlCKOR"' CHAPEL 8 o'clock A M'. and will contthue 'I U·R-WELCOME! th-••ghout the day , until every ' , "'" ha6 been played for ~he opMr. an~ s J~E~~~~~~~~::::::::: · ·~~:~ ma.wh ones v e eninR round, providini at course \heir da ter llta. VirBU Rloe John I I I I ,. ., l I I I 1 ' ' ---- Shade River Dam Estimated to C01t $140,175, One of Projeeto Chief Executive queol Whole Heart· ed Support OF PROGRAM ~ENHE ~A n: To Ay With Post KHP ClOSE UB I ~ NSPHUlH~ '• l' ' . ,. n VHER l~~[ HEAVIlY I.S ~Hm RESUlT ~f SLASH Emergency Probe To Made If Normal Rec· overy Jeopardized National Economy Act Takeo More Than Sill Million Yearly BY OPERATIONS FROM STATE Move Prompted B;r Slow Reaponae From Cot· ton Growers 50,000 Men Affected Of Whom 30,000 To Be Cut Off Entirely By International Ne'l<i s Service Ohio veteranB whO have been re<'f''vmg eompensatlon from the government will suffer the loss at ~up· wa rds or half a miWon dollanf W n.onth as the result of the naUonal \l'le raru;' economy act. Thal figure waa reached todaY in M1ss Fay Gllhi!,23-year-<.ld av1atrix .::. study of t he SO.OOO ~ ... ~ ~~ Mmneapolis, Ptfinn, who wtll handled by the two veterana:;&dmeet WI},.,y Po11t In Novo-Stblrl!k, rnmu,tratk>n otllces In tbe ~~~ Ru n1a, and ft y with h1m on the re- Cincinnati and Cleveland. . mAin~r of h111 round-the-world trtp Of the :;o 000 ex-servtcemen in M1u G11lts 1!1 the daug.hter of an the state approximately 30,0DI[tr wqt en~~:meer new worlu~n Moscow. hr cut from the pension ~ ·at 1 the eod of this month, the sut?f!Y mdlca~<d An ""'""' reojoltled their checks for June lUI Wllllll on July 1 but the eoonomy act. will "" make iU>elf rett when cheeks are.Jtl:.. sued a~ the end of tbl6 montb ' fo'r , Se Aimee • eks Rest In South Fan •'e Aa1ele& £yang e I i • t July There cut oft entirely from fed· Lea~• Paria Hoapi.tal era! aid are Lhe ex-soldiers wtao Quietly • I I Meigs County Is Included In Plan For Public Works Hours of CQllferencee wlth aides who formed the skeleton of tile re· covery structure while tho pre&ldent was vacationing have given the executlve a composite pldture of the complex whole. Today 1\e the wort of weaving tt all sblg:le mechaniSm manufacture It that I I Federal Officers Hard At Work In Drive On Bandits ganlza.tlon I "'''"''"'"•IIII I I I PHESIOENTn USE RA~m IN ASK~NG nR PE~PlE 'S AID HEALTHY AT 94 By EDWARD B LOCKETT INS Siatr Correspondent Washington, July 1-INS-Pn!Bl· den' Roosevelt Iw tento.tively deelded to &o on the air and ask the Amerioon people's whole-hearted support In driving to success tt;le areat national recovery machine he created. The president will probably talk over the national radio hookup about Wednesday of next week. I Meanwhll,., tae bent to the task of ehaptng and piecing together the Ul81\Y parts Gf hi8 economic ot- I I · I I ''JIMMY'' MATTERN FOUND IN SIBERI t:nd been drawing pens~ or ,..... celvlng host>ital treatment ra,., ~) abilities not eonnectad with IIIIIJI> vi~ Abo~t:n:•:·;600~£:~~~~~ rolls for receive Best ears hilt !be • I 1 I i Cool C:lothes.. ..For:: • I t: . ' N nit Wide RoUomM, ilull l:U\ stu•ll 9 tn Ill. ·"·...; ·~ 59~ Boya Wi.ahable Flannel SP.ORT COATS S is~ ..... l•l:aln ~~~· 11-W'Y f !'Jflh AND .. pa.U.em!'L I 79C Boyo Waohalile KNICKERS I ti to Ill SSe * * * • .. .. "Hoy HluP" brand. Sport and rf'JI ulllr lliytu..... --·---· -25c Waoh Tieo .. Sport Belt. *** Jf. Mr and Mrs Hmry- Prlode left Thunda:v for Clcv~land where th,cy \l'lll vlslt ,lhe,lr ,.IIOQ-lu;laW •nd (!all ghler. M:r and. Mrs Robert 't11ck " 9 • Ml s Harry Ta.te who underwent Au operil.tlotl nt the Hotter ho!!PU:al 1u118d ..y mornin g Is rllported get· tms alon& nlceir BOYS SHIRTS llro~ - 1\r,.-~ ~ Mr nnd Mrs Paul l>ur r v and 1 Mr and Mrs A C. Pilch ha\e dau~htcrs Dorot.hy anrl NRil£'} nj urned trorii a visit tn Portsmouth Lou h n.vf' return~d \.Q t he h honw u'l 1 with tQI! 'for;ner's brot.har Fred Be l!D.il e llfLtl1 spcnd l11g thr Fou1lh Nlch and Camlll', and sister M111 of July with Ml and Mrs Lanzo Custer nnd tamUy Oeorae Streahle SUITS I.Jy WII!W.in nen1 1 SPECIAl , U11.d" or BPrlnlfleld, who wu ' ;. I , were waldbq: , wert reacued by Richard nearby. GOODYEAR PATIFIIIEI~ ..... . .., . ' ..' 4.40--:?1 ilol~.!<r Mrs Cltsh Jo r-nbs h ns bef'n (1\1111 • 11 1 with mnuenza .y. :to I -l-~¥- ' Frnuk Kunzlemun Chester Wh lt -1 Ml' ., r\ M1' I\•luJ ICt1 him nf Clneimmtt huv .. r•·lmll d nltt 1 1 visit here with lrlut iVf'S .lJH~ fllln• l~ , 1 '" wr r, nc o.np:•nl rl IJV Nak R 11 1b who will ,,.1\~thl fo1 n 1lli t>lOH', EtLrl Polt, JIX' Ebersbach. D11.ua Howctt, Ohe11teT Lowry u.ud Fmcst La\la ncl! c mfJioyed at thl' ll C!l.l office of the Wt!it('m und .Southem L fo Insura nce Company ~ Jl. ~ IIY'I' att4;n:'ltn.: II Sl!hf' 11\!;tl rfl ~\Cl' Ml ,,,; Ml , , tP I T n'1 • •(•ll\I<'UtJcn be nc l"lrl.l t •J Colum~11 • .f: emlor~ err ,(" ~ 1 , lr"J 111 1 n" • , l 1!:; week blrti\ of a fiOil bfl rn Tu~sda v Juh .!t: Jl. .v. 41h r.lnN 1pP.II'n f< of th r l\ttl M1· :lt•d Mrs Oren Lively wh1 chop nt·~> Mr ,u11l M ~ F::lion Q]{ tl: aeentl y moved here from Parker s- and M1 s Cura n Robell~ burg are occupytnr one or the Simpson Apartments on Butter- I HOY WAR ACCJOENT VICTIM nut. Mr. Lively Is employed In the 1 oftlee ot the P&rkersbuTJ Rig: and I Piqua o . July 6-'INB-Homer I Reel Company. Ntood.emus, ntne-_year·ol<l Piqua boy, met deatb. by a'ccktent h111tead 1 ' Mr. and Bin. .l<lwa.rd Otllbont of by sulotde, autlwities bm! and 10n ld.nrd Of ChtcaiO have lllf!Ned today. 35c ti\J\ \'OW BF.FORJO~ PIU{'Io!>\ AIIVAN('F.t I Mei1• Countya' Old Reliable, Store I r.eturne" atter -l!lllill'!lilljll!lllll!llljlllll'fl[lll!ll~rM ~ I • • • vt.tlt.IDa relaUn1 and j The boy became entanaled In a. friends In ,.,..., and lllddloport, tra- "" wblcb be wu 1 . iif, i IIW1nlb!I J ~~. ~ ~~ ~'la ~·~ ~~~~,~I ' i\j ' • ' "' " ". $7.10: 4.75-19 ....,,. ,:;, .,"5,00,19 $7.60 4.50-2 ! 4. 75-l!J " . • $5.60 5.00-1 !) $6.55 5.25-18 $9.1$ $6.75 5.50-19 $10.45 . 5.50-HI ' .' / AIL F\ill ~J<t>l~ ' . $11.85 $14.60 6.50-1!N.,. -· ' Every Houoe on l.tand Gulf, Said to Have Been Demoliohed Brownavllle, , Tex., July '1.- INB:Ivery house on Padre llland, In the :Oulf of Mexico, wa& demollsbetl toda¥ from tbe of a troplclal hurrlcbe wtUch threatened tbl8 ' ' I ' ' I ~ \ ' ,, 1 ' Other 11Je8 prietd.111 PT6P,Qi-uon .. . '+-- ' All Full ·~ . Onl"'!ll~ ',< , f~· ~ ~ were ment.lol)e~ eeet1m for two days,' mearre dlapa.tchea her_e. Nudist Colony Is Found In State Judge Bevis Is Fined By Mayor 18 Mn Raaliq From 38 to tbe dllp&tcltee. sz lroa.t>t to Montpm· Atter pound,lniJ ~ ~th Texu JaU. coast llrie, c.,P81&1n.rr an on ti,bker, No tatal(Ues : ""; I ht br'r sl•t• prlrl!d hi proportion $8.1'5 6.00-r&z $7.35 ., $8.50 5.25·1S If. Compt011 Hallks nnfl moth r1 M1s ~ John Hanks or Kamm.H City Mo Cl lll pentry of J>rmmrolu Fln. hrlV(' retu1 n~ to thelt rus(:lr~i.lve homes ' alkr n l'I~H h~'l't' with Mr and Mrs I Waite• compl(ln lH11l rr.m tl\ .... " ..\ ...... 40 ·'· 1.40-21' ' ' 4.50-21 ' 5.00-20 ............ .. . . .... $5.40 4.50-2(1 ..... atood helpless on ttLe the. river during the accl- 1 K tD 15 95c .. .. " I.INF.N and ChASti WaMhablf! 1-'lannlll'< .. da~·l lllurned ufl er spending the Fom lh have nf Julv in Colu mbus Miss Amy Smith or Zntws\lllc who has bl en Y!sltlng t he pnsl l week with M l'~ HR.l ry HIC"ks ill dii}S with M1 s Mi' aM' Mrs Ja~b El~deld of gpemlmg a fl'w Mult)erry Avenue attd son Jacob J1 Vem Dnvls or Kerr I> Rtm of Lo~an len W&lnesday tor ChleMr Ullrl M~l! ;rr: G r"f'll and 1 ntp wllere t"ey \ Will , attend the rnmlly ol charlell ton welt: 1eccuL Gentur1 of Progress !:XJlO!IItlon .~ C"lll~ Campbell. who hilA guest.s or the fnt lllf' IM sistt l Ml ~ been •ertously 111 the pnst two Hnrf.v Hlr.k~ M ¥ ,. WP.Bks with bronchlaJ pneumonln Is repm·ted Improving Mr nnd Mrs Lrwis Sm 1Lh hll\lt' l ret urned to their home ln Akt-ou ' "' • :f. Fred nnd R \c ~ard Crow, Georg!' n!Ler spending the Fo11rth or Jult · and Char~s Schorn spent with Lhe forme! s mot.hcr Mt s with Maurice Jr and Ma rnaret Sm ith , or H_'!'~l,.,nv! lle, Jc-*-1 I Ocmge Gloeckner nnd ~ ~. and - 1 dnughtm, June Ambc 1ge J hllve IP 1 turned from o. visit In Akron 1 M• BOYS· . ;. wA.SliAllLE ,. . ;$HORt:S ---- - "' " t Se~,ekf!r of ." 1 NewHighsListed In Market Rise I 1n and -"~dbla: II. tidal• wave ~ over hdrea &nd Bl'UOI lalanda. the hUJ'I'ie&ne waa: beUeted to liMe veered aouthward and to be spend· :lni' its foroe over a bleak aftd tmln· bPblted area 1n Northern llexico. 'lbe Tuaa border by tile storm and Grande Vallef citrus ton llft8 eac:aped. damaat. A to-miJe wind, however, _h. tlllued to po!llld lbe Teu/1 line early lod&J, ....... rrun <mtbe·-~~~ '..,. C!:oua" ' Widened Ai Sessior Supreme Court Juriar Pleada Guilty to Charee of Speedin1 � 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 6, 1933 boardman colonis nicodemus