https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7ce2c934ddef0b7ce0b710a36a878dab.pdf 0aded840237bcb377a0e40d7eff5d5e4 PDF Text Text .. •• ' • t• ' \ .r WIIDNl:ISDAY, JOLY II; 1m Young Lad Burned By Giant 'Cracker' another towney, and He! Meea. -.dnnoed attn defeaUna and YallefiS. CUfford Graber, aft<er a bye, to meet. the seml-ttnaiM. Personals NOTICE READERS' the News Otllce Harbrecht adva.ncc"d to the fln&la after his whirlwind l~tt Har.elton aud wa)'81de . Hazelu;q H&wk ~~ond Jerikh11on r.elfhelt. Harbrt>Cbt won ·~ · · · Amat..U.. Champion Stqea M....,eloua !:~·~··· Comeback · l•"'n DEFEAT MEES Final Match; Double• Be1an Wedneaday Morning - In the Jr you want of The Dally Tribune, call 286-L: If the Bualuen Otllce ask for 202-R. • .,,•• • r1 ay an atur ay Bobby H1• rdl, 1-yeor-old HOn 01 Mr. and Ml.':l. Homer Hysell, Anne Orw.ber went LO I:J)e street, wa.s :-:ov~rely bumed about after hJa wln OY!'r R. the lep Tllclld&y evenine whUe at au• R. Vaughan. R. HarbreoAt. I pla.)' n(l:u- the home of hb granddefeated B. Vaurrhan In the first I paH:nts, M,r. and Mra. WUUam Lie~Wiler rtnt round. rounds. 1 Huarrin.a. :m Lincoln street.. Mid· SCores or Tueeday'a plfly, were u dLpCit. tallows: BlaleWlcz ove1' Mane•s, 1 he young llld found Mees onr J . :tiee.B, 6-3, 6-3; ~::~~~~"~over H. Graber, 6-4, 1-5; ~ Ovt'l' J:lar.leton 6-l; Jl:!lllt'Jnson over L. VaUC)lan, 7~6. 6-4; Oraber over R. Harbrech.t, 1-6, 6-0; B. Mees over Bluewlcz, 7-5, 6-4; Harbrecht. over Jenkinson, 6-1; M.ees over Ollfford, 2-6, 8-6, 6-f; h~ors(. a rc:.und obJect. re~~e~t~bllna a l(iBJ.l nrecro,ckcr in U1e yard of th Ru~v.lns hor:=.o whUe playing thw~ 1 Curiosity lect the lad to touch a lllaht~d match to lL small rust. (U · Sunday .ached to t!lc object f.fter which 11 , Exploded dangeroUBly near t> .n l l:urnlng t.lle lower limbs severely. powder bums w2re treatec' Graber, 1&. 18 the new Ore.ber over Ha.l"breeht, 3-6, 6-2, fl-3. by a phyeJclar almost lnunedJately, champion ·ot · Pomeroy for The double play with the follow- who advised the u.se of n prev, tbe awd or rr years. Jng scheduled line-up rut tmder- tatlve serum for tetanll8 ~n. acclaJQted champion We4- way Wednelda.y immediately a.rter Atcudln:t tc· Mr. Hysell the obwhen be defeated. the dectdlna match of the singles lf.Ct found by the Jfld was beile1led In a mat.ch that tourney: . to have been a portion of the py- / !!i!<!t•r._.,.,..,.bli VOL. VII and spectator• R. Harbrecht; Maness- L. 'fa.ugha.n brntton at th ~ high school fool ~~-.~orul~r when he dropped vs. Blazewlcz-P. Harbnlcht, Hazel-l1 bull ftekt wh:ch failed to uphxl games of the second ton·D. Jenkinson vs. Graver~Cllff- properly, falling to the yard of the However, he opened UCl ord. ____ Ht:"'".1ns .1om:>. ~-'""''·-· game with a natural "~ wu lat'l:tna in the lnll&mes and took the ro1·pmes to' Win the se~ at 11' l"ra MSWI 1T11 Dt NO. 248 ..SMART M~NEY" WITHORAW~L I S ~NOER SCRUTINY ---Thoma!! Fork .Man y o_un_g_P_a-ir-8-te-als Summons March Ori Friends 1 o Wed Poloist .. . · ·~ - DANCE '\':" FVN, Folt ALL! ; ' SIX O'CLOCK DJNNER LIFEBUOY Toilet Soap '·· . sc WQRK JIIIINS If. to 11 • TURKISH TOWELS . ' 20x40 2FOR •. ·1 LOOT I BAB8 25c Men' a -:-ENTji"-ftiNS CLUB ··· SEERSUCKER Mt11. Richard CJt.mpbeD or the 1 Cheater ruad en~tatned the mem-~ bers ot her ~ club · ?Jth. !1- ~pag­ hettl d11ln~r\.~esdiJ' I evelltril• Mr!. Gardner ' Reynolds, • ~t.. Auaust Bt:!arhs and MiBs GlAdys Orueser ,J>/11. N ::r ·~ !9 T~~ f! ~". 89c~ - were Invited auests. Mrs. Gardner Reyllbld8 received, the IJUeat prfle. Club ·.. prlles were 1 .................... U. 8 . Tma.emrer Rnd due ~ ,. "t 'l'O'I"AL $ 15,000.00 ''lB. .Dom"''d d.,.,.,.. . .•.. ~ .:f,'~todf.::~ iMJ~IflJ.: cetiifted.. ~~d ca.alt1e~:. ~~~ ,..outatandJQ1,1...... ~ · . . ..... . ............ .... . ', ..,, ::~~~ tal DC\X,unl: <~~ aaree with Schedule Nl .... ..... . ' 1( n ~ 250 shal"ee!!, par flOO per 11hart' .f,2&,000.00 • ~ ISlir'PlUI!I . ' . ' ' ... l.. ' . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000.00 :. l:tndJvtdect IR'Oftta-nl'lt , .. , . . . . . . . . .. . 15'UO I .3U6'J.23 1 87,~32.131 20.02 .' 45,34 I I ~ ,J .. LIABILmEB 16. ;otrcult.ttna: notes outstanding . ,II, . r.rtz~.:. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .......... . $144,312.12 ·, · .~. ~ won .bY ~.i"N''!..,1file;..f!!i~~S,ll ' B~ .· 'II O~en J ~;~~l~ ' R ~ lt,982 .3t ! Mnt Ani~ 1ao.oo i I 30.76UO ; '' fl44.312.12 ! DANCE! FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 14TH. MUSIC BY I. 0. 0. F. Sltlet 0....-'Jld o....... I o solemnly 1 wlodge and I er. 0. 0. M1LE8 JNO. W, ·OR088 ••• ... We •a.. lllllalle~ la<p ""'""' hna GENTS 15!> LADIES. lie I ' ' ·- =i ·- ·.U·R·WELCQME! c ANTIIOIIY ' ~ Dlre<ton. !lblo>rlbod ond sworn to bet""' me thl8 12tb day ol July'11113. . '. W. !t- Smart, Notacy Public. I A88011TI&D COLOIIS I "' The I. 0. 0. F. Ball SYNCOPATORS UxlN COLONIAL TYPE .' ' : ;. I I LADIES LINEN SANDALS COASTER WAGONS WHEELS - it.tiiiBl!lt TillES lldl l•ld 39c WINDOW SHADES -J'IBU WRITE AND OOWIIS O . .N OK TAN .l&c PLAIN anf\1 FANCY CU~TAINS .llUQIJISETI'II 9c YARD 8Y PRICE THREE C~N'l'l· OA&llJEB II CENTS BJ" mab rnr U .to • f6dnaping ;HGUR RElEASED At Bridge Ceremony I 0RYS L~SE CAS[ BY KIDNAPERS. IS iWE~K AND WHRY U ~REVENT VGT[ ~N REPE~l .L AW Tells Of Ha;;.,wing Ex· perienee During 12 1 Days Captivity Juriata Rule Referendum Not Applicable Tp Mozier Law · I ' 1 In Battle With Myen; Police Patrol Plana To Be Ccmpleted which were Washln&ton July l3-IN8-~­ velt1an "big stick" methOd!! today lllreatened reca.lcltrant lndustrlea le ggard 1n aUs:ntna: themselvea with the na.tiono.l tlndustrlal reeovery act, as word eked rrom the White House t.ha.t the prealdent had unCer consideration a. blanket order compelUng all to operate on a 15{0 hour week and $14-118 , weekly made salary, bonus- ., Mu,stci; . , ., , Weo• and North porilmla. With Death And Starved For Five Days: $200,000 Paid tOrmer :q~P ... Compellinr 30 to 40 Hour Week With $14·$16 Wage Minimum seQ.Qil'ltf . it~ ~ cloud-. ..., lh- Van Swearingen• Said Owe Bank More Than $2,500,000 gttta:· UIT't-1 - and GOVERNOR WINS llllnimum. 1i ln order t.O &88URIJI! tbe ;&e"rlty of the vel)ed threat, both the ehlef executl''!_e an~ patJonal admlniji- I Thil!. development caine after it lffiB Laura :Ellubf!t.W· ' Cnrtl~. nt trauon Hush s . .iohhSOO mad.e el-"1\8 announced Lha.t J. Arthur Roslyn, L. 1.. who~tl!' 80JtR~r,,f'i1t tf }.leclal anllOWlCements ·that· theY Uouse, fanner pre&lden't cit the ,\rnerlea'8 ace gcntltli'IOD ,it)l'ke~ were pleased • with. ~ Pf011'818 Guardian. would lH: subpem,Led to and poloist. "Pete" Bo9tW I('k 1in· mact.e ~ tar bt seattna ·unlta On t~ · ' ,.. trstlty before the . bank , m,vestJ- set) WBI recently annuunced. P.Ji~s reeo'Ve,Y bandwAaon. . ~ The blanket ord<>l\ 11 WM 'lal4, Curtis is a dH.uyhter ot Jame~ Frt>t' · iBtlng ccmmtttee ,neiCt week. · HoUSe 1s e~ctdd to: be ques· man Curti-. a former As~istant was ~Bel)t~ to the J)l'e!ltltm~ ~ SoleretarJJ ?f the '»rtal!.my, a committee represen.tt.nt consum• Uons r"'ga.rdtng his borrowings ers, labor and lnduatt'): Under thls from the tnstttutiQn. Testimony plan three troup& W~Uid be .ze.. 1eveM.led that he borrowed $181,135 pte~~ented, mercantile, manut'Acbank durtna: a. tlve-yea.c turlnJ and the whhe collar WOrkto tuwtna ••• t f . )~.h.J~Y tonllhl. - , _ by - SIJChtly ......... ... l!ca1.11 WAS THREATENED withdrawals, SATURDAY JULY 15, 1933, Wl~i.:BE THE LAST DAY OF . OUR ~ULY CL;E.(RANCE SALE .. - :-ohlo-Palr. MAY ISSUE ORDER l'lith "iMide" knowledge that the tonk. was in an unsound oonditlon IK slated to be bro;ught before the committee when the Ou&rdls.n hearlna; Is resumed next Tuesday. Fridiiy;JUiy 1.t:8:30' a.. m. ' n MAGNATES NAMED money" wlthdrawa.ls from the de~ 1unct Guardian Tnl8t Co .. durlns: the months prccedln8 Lhe bank's oollapge t.odtly became the roea.l ~:oint In the se4rcblns bank inqu!ry conducted by the special state aenate committee. Testimony concerning dt .:abd Prize ' PRESIDENT'S ·o IG STICK' MU PUY IMP~RTANT RITLE In Bringing Into Line caleitrant Laning lnduatriea Cleveland, July 13-lliB-"Smart .•"....... ... ·" :(Box Sale uu~ POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1933 THK DAlLY 'J'allltJlQ Searching Inquiry To Be Made Into Defunct Bank'• System 11 · · .· ~. U7EATHER FOIU:CAST- OHIO SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS WETS -AT-- Oraber-Sauva&'e vs B. & J. Mees. rctechnlc dl!plll.Y used tn UU! Atnl.> ~ ll'"'''~'~'"f. to the very ftnl!h. nrst set to Mee• 0. Jenk1mon~Murra.y vs. Ltetwller- lean Leaton Fourth ot July celt'· ~ FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. July 14th -and IStb under · .. ------------------------,o~u Ilitler Is Accused Of Being Jewish en. The �• THE bAlLY 1-Jll; !)AlLY TRIBUN TRIBUNE •~ TOMEROY, . Kmered u ol Pomtr•J, Ohio III!:OOD.d·clua mat.ter sept u , IWf, a.t- the PW omce aL 1 1 .aoul!l 111 a1J ~ alltl their na..mf:&-&lthoU&"h not. neceM&rilY t.o bt' ~ AnonJI!lOUII letter&, however excPI!ent and delirable in t.b.~m· , iftAted. 1,> • · lr • • Mv• LP no tn&tance wlU be publilhed.. MATIONAL 8EPBESfNT4TIVt:S Fred K.hp...U, lac. - ADVER.TlSING Ch:k:a10, Phl.ladelpbla, Ptl*aburrb, Milwaukee a plcn.le • t the Wcdllf$d~~oy :l.fternoon noon waa apeut In playWg Ptnell The guest of the claaaes were Mn. Hel~ n Wet.zel a.nd cblldren, Rob1. crt Donal4,. and.. M&rram. of Columbus. Mn Roy Holmet~, Tilomn.s Quick Ra.chel Mills, Bernlcc :Qt'tlGks, Fred:i Duffey and ,AUldren ' Ka.thl een a.nd Jean, Pauline Duckworth Jean WllHams Mara:ar • Blake and little gl..>i friend Mr Llnd Mrs W F' Lelbnmrl r-f Parlow, &pent Tue!day with thelr son and fr~.m ily Mr and Mns. Ya.n Johnson, LUt lion Moore .u.ct daughter, Ma.t)Orle Mra R C Weat 11pent Sll.'lday m \ Portla.nd with Mr and Mrs w~:d 'I M!ddlmvnrt Mr and Mr& Walter Kelch ot I Louisville Ky came Friday to epend a few day s with Mn. Kelch's patents, ¥r and Mn; Van John· I EIGHT I 1 1 ---1 I"'" I I For Bustne:.s Ol61..-e aDd Clt"eulatJoo Depl. CaU UZ~B I C olumbl.lf: i been Q"Ue&.t& of hiS pa.rcnts Mr and Mrs S P Wise. retutn r " to theu home at Columbw; SWl- , Mr rm c.l Mrs Merle I h a.ve Wise who d!l j . who Is !:'Ina. guest of Pott~ 1\l"ti 17c MILK FLOU,lt I tall cano 17c 25 lb• ROLL BUTTER LARD F&P FRUIT SALAD 2 No. I 3 No, 2 • Louden's TOMATO JUICE OCTAGON SOAP I w. . ji:§i===========~~=~====~";:-~=-===~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;.====== ' ''STOLEN1t LQVE~ ,ltfi . . ~ nns bac LUX SOAP FLAKES Soui.h rz'f" ... - cans 1.~. '""7- lge. pkg. early this 'fijtk I D lVI Hunison f!pent ~f'Vf'rul rh • Whether Ofl1o 1.!1 for or a,alnst w!Lh Uoyd r.nd Emil Hoffm an or repeal wm til! decided at. the Nov Ma.~on reeently election and the repeal convenM1 and Mrs Ouy ROush and tton on Dec ~ will be an echo of fam1l y and Mrs Jess It" :(mlson ur the vote for delega.tes who will tor- Mru:on ral!'.ld on M M n.auy carry out the wish of the Kne pp sunday r' R~u· !:tate as slgnUied In its choice of , de lerates ln connection with l he rullng, i!.AGLE RIDGE 1 ~he court. also declared ~hat per~ ~..__ SOOB slpling referPnrlum or lnltla.-~ Wll ma Holter Is s ~r.dlng a f f'W t lve petitiOns nre not required to ds~" w1t h Chllrl~'$ ,Fl nPllng and personally till tn their ward. prec~ famil y Rt SumMr , , ~ct 0~ t.ownsll!olp names a~num-~ C L Ou and ra-nlllJ spent S:.mrB nons rculating he!• pe- day 'flliL B E 01 r and fomll'l tlUo~ may do fillls~. tt wlls eld Mrs LuUwr t.l tLc:ul find (tough · tet I ua11ltft !p£' H from Wedne11dn.v CLIFTON W V.., Sundo} With her pa11• nt.~ M• 111lltll r • .n... nnd Mr "' UtorgP. FrerlrLick Wit tUm F>Jidet\ck ~ llf"IH lhr Mrs. Ouy Staln::t.:ter llUCI dawolh · ~~~J· 1 nd a1 Cheste1 ~>.lt h Mr 1\lld ter Ruth Ann returned to thch ~r'> f bi•1 Warner home at Oa.yton. So.turd11y art~ l Mrs I H '5pencer and sons EL<;on sp;~.~.dlng a. we ek. hen ) Watd Lee and Dayt on saent Frlm.r. and Mrs Lester Johnson an- day Afternoon with Mrs p R orr 17 I -- I nounce the birth of I HAZEL LtVJ NGSTON a 1ASIA j ~£~~;,~~~ !~~. ""' We're u. Offer1"ngYou I 1 New Potatoes .. . . . . 10 lbs. 29c Watermelons ... , . . . . each ..39c Peaches ... . ... . . . . 2 lbs. 15c 4 H1s. 25·~ Bananas Carrots . 2 bunches 9c C11L Or~ml!;es, sizes l!ill and 176 .. .. . . . .. . .. .. doz. 29(• Ll'mons, :160 size doz. 29(• .,~ lm.Atfrlta'PAaFIC ~ $ Tells How She Lost 15 Lbs. of FAT Rheumatism Gone Too Here is a woman who was l"aplcty putting on weight and wh~ was Lroubled wit h rheumatiAm too Read ber ktter Mr~ AA Qual 'lty fiOr on ly Frc.~h hui!' a d ' cgctables A marriage llcense was Issued L} the probate court Thuraday morning to Archie Pierce, 28, and VlrglniB CM'!eron. 21 Pierce, a. mmer , gave bis address aa Rutland and ~e as Pomeroy They filed their Intentions of being wedded by Rev McCumber daughter, Orvll Mr fnnd v Spem.:er anrt nd WilmaH Holter and Avis • h G0 0 drIC - - - - - - - - - --- MARRIAGE LICENSt; ! H''" "'"'I<'""' Y ,,.... dea th u.tf> 1 " ""'' \Jie . • ,msr n hlgbe -. •=========COPr.R,I4NT .JIYIUJII& PUniiUS .JJ/nltiNCA7ll, INC. 2 for 19c - The Onto Stakl Society, Bona of Lhf' Anllerlcan Revolution Jn cooper.. 11.t1un with. t.bl!l Rouah and Allled Pamtlle11 A.aliOCI&tiDD of Amerk:a aL the annua.l rroup meeting, Ba.tw· da~ A~.<!~"USt 18, will dedic&te tbe 11raveH of George Roush, at the Weldon <.ernetery, Raclne, and Henry Rowoh , at the Wolfe cemetery, Plants The graveB 0: tbese two Revolu1 Uonary aoldlers will be Included in ! the dedloat1on program during u•hich time spea.ken of naUonal prominence will be pre&ent for Lhe occasion Further notloe and com piPLed program will be pub\lshed lat~r U1011e In chat"ge aay • 0 I 2 1bt. ISC Pure Small Packages $1.25 27c lb. lb. 27c Print Butter Kidnaped Banker and Wife ORA VE8 TO BE DEDIC.&TED I I" Pure Cane I , •. 111:.0 Daniels will be presentl.>d Frldny from tht! lutnd Wft.GOll ~:~tattooed The Win-More Clau or the evening, July 14. 1933 at the Heath aeai tne Rathburn store u.s D. part t J"' eath M E Church wUl meet FrlJl(. E Church The progr::m of the Independen ce Day celebra- l day l:'lVenl.ng at the borne of Mts. 'Which opens at H p M Is open t.o LlOn She remains undtH the care 1nay Smith on Grant St.l'eet for a :me g:eneraJ publlc ot Dr C A Poludexter who bas 1t.lx o'clock pot lUCk sopper The foDowlng pupils will pn.rtJcl·l oeen c:..rlng fOJ the pain ful Injuries. • 1 Mrs Hury Bc~p ot Charleston J~t~.te Jean Ebersbach MalUm llO· -Well, Cressa Webb, VIrginia White • J c F'rancls of Zanesville carrrel ~~rl~~ u::n~d~~re~:~ ~Ued M'lldred Howett, Angie Elizabeth 1 Wednesday Cor a short visit bere I W!Uiarna Mr Willla 5 h r' ank Shain, Charles Ass. Bl adburv Nel- ~ Nlth relative;; He was ILCcom pav· I •d a. he;rt a~tack ri:esd~ o auft'f"lJ!;!: Pup.te, Eloise Byers Donna .ed home by his wife and t wo re 1ted tQ be somewhar Ieven ng Bowett, Marpret Ann Strauss I chlldren, who have been visiting rcl po mprovft11th Will, Frances Elberfeld Eli211.~ ner e with Mls Francls' parer::\.s beth Cook. George Massar VIrginia Mr and Mrs J ohn Gilliland Ed11a Cap t W R. Hapt.onst&.ll, who hu ()Qeglein. Robert Harbrech t Kath· OI11Uand accompanied then~ to been el'}jCJylng a t hirty-day fur.ryn Mitch, NorllUln Edw~u ds and ZLmcsvllle for u vh;~t ough at his home here haiJ recentMa1y Ehr.obeU1 Klbe1 fe ld I Mrs Bessie Rice rettuncd ·rhtU'S· ' 'Y returned to the where he 1 •L.l morning to her employmem at I 1 •U IJto t>t.atlonf'ct on r: @'OVf' I11&Zlli'nt ,ttr.tc':D.IARY IIOS'fF.Ss I )W Bni ly pnstetul..:lng plllnt. a.rte•llxl:H .tn nbsencc dt\e to Ulnell8 M1 und Mu~ 0 E M<'Kinle:r Mrs A A OhH.pptJlle Wtts hos~~sl! J ohn r.eape1. Emmet Shulc,r and and family moVed Thursday h"Oitl Wednuday e.rtetnoon at her home ~fl·s Har1le Mn1le dmlth we1el thelr resld,..nce on ~u~h Th~ d avon Powell Street to the n uxiliarv to Athens vl.!ntors Wednesday evening enu~ to Harrisonville, where the~ tbe Brotherhood of Railroad where they att.ended a business. I \1' 11 rtside with Mn McKinlef"s Trainmen. About fifteen were pte- meeting or t he Ohio Fuel Qasl' mot her, Mrs ~ Gilmore wh . 'l sent for the bu.siness session Company Is In ft!Jiill8' health. '69c !....-----GAR SU rys I Sunnyfield Don ~s I White Hou.re 3 LII JI~n Mr'JOre spe"t Wednesday in Alhens with trt~nds Will am Fields of Bellefontaine fPf'llt last W(ek with his sister Mn. Van Jonnaon Occ:ge Swearingen of Pt ScoU Kan wac. the &'\lefit of Mrr. Mag· !tic sw ~a.rtngCn and Mr a.nd Mrs Frank Capehalt thl6 week M1 and Mrs Mert Holmes a 1 " 1 1 children M~ and Mrs Blake. anti 1 daur,htu or Nell15. W Va were I Monday :md Tuesd:~y gUests of I Gto1ge Jenkins and family !IJ1 and Mrs Earl Wetzel and chlldt en who have been gueete at her PCJ cuts. Mr and Mrs Morgan Dean tetumed to lhelr home at M:cmda.y ~ lb. 47c 3 bag Single Pound D Mr. a.nd ~- Oeell Bradbury, eon 'MIDDLEPORT O'CLOC~ -' TID OAD,T 11tlBOrtlt"4 -.oMZRoy, ORIO. Oha.rlea and Dk:ll: Wlle3' wert! Runna 1.A!'r. Jtut g ttnaton vlslt.ol'l. Wednesda)' Mr und Mrs Splmoor Rocen. and Mr. aud Mn. D . A HoWell te· fam il y of Newton are ~llb1r; :..tr PBOJIII J;'OUJI. JIIIWI '1'0 turneid TueldaJ eventnc hom • tOontlDued trom Pace tA•e) •u~ Mrs 'I'horruu 81.-:th ~ ~~---V -I~ RG-IN-~--~ vtslt at Chl.rlee:ton. wide drtve c -nP$t McCoy or Ouk Hill s ~n t Mrl. Gilbert Hamilton of OqAceualni ~he leaaue ot obsttuc- thl 1\'t>t '' end wtt.h Thelma BIB'Pt h Iumbus, who tu.a betn vtal~w1th. t1on11t" tActlca, the Ohio repeal Mn; \{alt!:r Cartwrlrht and t wo GREGG n!lativea to Pomeroy, .pent Wed- council demanded that Lhe coun daughlers went to Klttannlnw, Pu Phone 582-L " ,e,aues L o r Mn. RayHe. allow lmmetlla.te vote on re ...... lor a two week& V\lllt. ,.,-• ...... ay , ... ,....._.,.•. Friday M 1 r! W!lllam ~-- 11 ot••.... 1,,_ <.OX a.n<l famllt contendhll' that the Mosl.er l.Aw: ,W&II rvw., ''"""'" Oeorp 8Lelft returned Tuesdafl lr. compll&nce with a congre.stionM.I ven ~~ vistt.lng Mr and Mn;. H B ennlna from a week'• vllllt In Co· act callJ.na for a vote on repeat RuF'>~'ll MRS. HAY US"IMPROVED Jumbwl This oont.e:ntJ.on was uphe ld M1 and Mn John lr'onhee or PIANO RECITAl. TO HI Mrs F w Hay, 183 Mill Street, 18 Mlsls Beulah Porque .;t ColumThe next step tn the wet-Bnd- He1~ I J ' !! were Sunday &uetib; of Mr ' PRESENTED bw; arrived t.hl! fttst of the k ciry controversy, outside of the poe.! and Mrs Hoy Fo:a:. l : utd fFoerlngth'"olt '',om , 1 njurlesh sustboatnLh~ tor 11 vl.!llt wttb Miss Ruth Th:~~ the ftUn& of a list or candlttaLes 1 M ~ Luclll~ Russell spent u rrw A second of the two Pl..\no rec 1lals 1 ur u Y ay w tn J u thet rhe0 d hlble Supreme Court a.ctk>n, will be '1 da) ~ t ile past weell: W•t.h her 11istt"r rtven by pupils of Muss France!' 1 eet were struck by a. he:w~ timber tm 0 s by the dry~~ . Wetll tiled their 118t Mn Wm Powell or .Nf>w Haven COFfEl I • ....... ~. qtUo. unaer the Act. of March S, 1m. PubiJI.bed O.Uy ~ aDd. •lnci'Q' euept BaLW'd&J. LooatW on Lower Secot:d Streel., Pomeroy, 0 When our trieDdl aend us lettcn or ntl11'5 mau.u Jor pubHcaUon t.hey TJ£URSDAY JULY 13, ] 1)'1 OHlO. And Not Just a Summer Shower, Either fiiJ JIEIGB Pllat.UutNG co•JPUl' • '1'11tJ118DAY, JULY It, 1933 65 4.40~1 1 - M 1hf> I 0 0. f. Hall I FRIDAY NIGHT, Mr a.nd Mrs H V S1wn c r ~ r "nt Bumlay with Ml sSI:"~ Oorolha and 1 1t PJ'ople than ~hr:rs Art I 1 1a Dys pepsia L1ve1 t~ou b - Smah Hrnjeo nt Smd•,\lll._. \\' ks Fa t1 J of the hem1. apd Kidney Va 1 ull nlf nt_, are common diseuses ol 1 !at IH uple TEA s con::;tlpallon retards '.atty Il••llt\ I l • ' "lni!Olh and Is proven the 1 [ 1 f'e reV' 1 tucm~ ·~medy that. gets dlr~ ,~, Spencer called on P R On JLJcl family Monday PVf'nlng Jark SoldPn aud Marian 011 ca llt>d 111 R I!! Orr Hunrlay 11ftf"l • noon , nmc11 ~ A~IA UNION, W.VA. • wllb rheumc.ti.sm At: lh~ • nd CJI rhe second IJot~le 1 was lhl!;lwd onrl find I urn now on ry Joi,J po1 omts {orlgmal weight, u; I b- ' a t 1~illch I am '10 pleao:edl 81,1 t f h:lVt al:>t1 felt my rhe umatism DANCE! il'LIL h le~~ wh1 ch has b::!ert so trou blt-reme n m y knee:.. 1 must soy I think Kru~chen a splendid weig!•t reducer' rMissl E L P JULY 14TH. MUSJ(; BY I II I Mrs Emma Zerkle of New Haven Green Dumgarner and wife Anna Johnson a nd Millie Bumgar 11er gave their Sunday school cl9.!'1.'1·1 LS a plcruc at t he rRmp ground ~pent the week with W ui)Jpl~cl I 0 0 F. Overweig h ~ Dr nd SVNCOI'.4.10RS rheuma~c pol- l ~onlng often go together Tfle six ~ah.o; In Kruschen ELSSist tHe lnh•·- Atrld Order--Qid and new Dances w iht \ t'l"Y ~"'fi\ISe O{ taL and Wr. hav oe lnKlalled larre eelllnc It quickly, easilY anrt F:tn!C •ate,\ Bein g a dt•llcluus d1ln!( 1~ cu u , b•• tO.I(Cll wlt.h milk 01 sugar t..o\OIF.S tlk GF.NTS '!k II ISlt H1 u! <'Ofree 01 tra vo u take S1mday 110 ll H ~ wiLl\ Asia Tea Eddie D)lcr of Yo.mestowu 11.ml l'or Salt'! Hy U-R-WELCOME! Billy D") er. of New Haven called on Th<' Stansbury Drug Co. Mr.s Taylor Bumgarner and ramlly 1\hddlcoort, Otilo Sunday ~- - - - - - . --- ---~---· f{1rJ U .Ps I started taklng Kruschen .Salts of th ~ good 1t had done tor flitnd of mine who hQd been bccau.~e 1 na.l organs l.j.J perfonn J.h~ fum · t lol>s pro)J':!rl~-llttlc by 11tUe th:l.t I ttF,IJ fnt go.._s, slowly, Yes-but ~ u n h You feel won<k!dully heal lii.V ~ outhful and "norgetlc- more 1• t t' l.!n e vl•l bl"!ore In yot4' l!fe 1 rc1u srh~n Salts IS l)bt,aina.blP. at I -- ---- HlJ '.<:.•J ;; Mru ti n & Ph ~ nnaQ, Pl'dicroy Rou ~ r • •• u~u:um:umu=:m::nmmum.r.uu::u:muummumu::t!t..~nu:u:uuwfi - -- - - - - -- MEANS ,money In I TJD0t0rlat'l lfcx'k:et- thll new AA en~J ' ' QualitY dre that Goodrich t. ofler• inl fer on(J M.611i I Never' before hal AA Quality been oflered at auch a price. Think at hi A bla, eura •turdy tire , , , apeclaJly -proceued. to tlve abbormally lOI:Itl"ear. v-..u not onl)l aave when you buy It • , • but you aaveatfll further tbrou&h ltllon•a mJJea&ellfe. Why 1bop around for roc:t bottom pricea to keep tlre COita down I llllt come In and •• thla ""' Goodrich Cavalle. that II 1ellln• like wlldllre. You'JI make tt you1 atand"anl tire •• , just •• tboulandt of othfll' wile motorbtl ar• • •• ad u1'lo& mooeyl do"'- BIRTH RATL DECLINES NEW:S DISPATCH s how• the b1rth mte Ill West \'irguu a d,· ., IJnerJ dtllll lg" tlw p. ~t yea r This 1tcm 111 1bwlf I du e~ not mt•,,n . t gH: tt rlt- ,t\ hut when It 11'l linl( Pd wtlh the 1 co nQ1lwn :-. ot t h e p1 c~e nl tlm Q!'. 1t "ho\'11-S that p co Jl\ c .Lte A u s tng good IUdgm( 111 111 I h e ll r::o ullol o1' famiLI.l!~ Just why t here ~ h uuld be ,1nv nbJertion or 111 why the1e should not he 1 c]oll: lllg th.tt th e peo ple o( t.n l l th e 1 Atatc nf W e:-;t \'n·g11Ha are s ma rt r uough ~nd p ust~c~scd, of e nvu gh guod JUd:.tmcnt to pn.!HHl l ~t: brmging ul '' 1 g1eat man) r::ht ldt en m lo the '\oJid, the g'l'eat muJonly 11f ~ \\horn would h£l\ l' .1 mol'.t d1ab cxt~ t ent~' to SRY the l ca:o~.t, ' 1 Men smile at my simple reasoning WILL'S TIRE & BATTERY Salea and Service PHONE 10-lt Pomeroy, 0 ;.· ;-.;;.t~.. ...... ! d...... r .... Goodrich l Cavalier • ~oadfci~,.. .rol>-'for ,.. forpt ,...,.. IYWJ'• ' ' ) ' "' ' ' ' '" '"II"''."'' '.\: -·--- ............. Whenevet: <he subject of cigarettes comes up, I sit ba.:kquiedyand leuhe men explaon ~bou< the "Toasting" process. Then,iftheyaskmyopinioo, I'm pretty fr.mk and <ell them why "I.uckies please"_,.., at leas~. After all, there's an inlima<e relalionship between a. cigarette a.nd my hps anrt Middleport-a lUI lust:; rour week.'; und costs not mort• tl•an 86c ml rm -and very sensrtive about my personal damnness. Certainly I en.. joy Luckies' delicious tobaccos and their mellow-mtldness-but the comforung purity of ''Toasting" wha[ I pnzc almost above everything else. And that is a woman·~ reason for saymg "l:uckics Ple-Jse!'' tS /,eauue ~Jti tcaJtd_"- - - - �• THE bAlLY 1-Jll; !)AlLY TRIBUN TRIBUNE •~ TOMEROY, . Kmered u ol Pomtr•J, Ohio III!:OOD.d·clua mat.ter sept u , IWf, a.t- the PW omce aL 1 1 .aoul!l 111 a1J ~ alltl their na..mf:&-&lthoU&"h not. neceM&rilY t.o bt' ~ AnonJI!lOUII letter&, however excPI!ent and delirable in t.b.~m· , iftAted. 1,> • · lr • • Mv• LP no tn&tance wlU be publilhed.. MATIONAL 8EPBESfNT4TIVt:S Fred K.hp...U, lac. - ADVER.TlSING Ch:k:a10, Phl.ladelpbla, Ptl*aburrb, Milwaukee a plcn.le • t the Wcdllf$d~~oy :l.fternoon noon waa apeut In playWg Ptnell The guest of the claaaes were Mn. Hel~ n Wet.zel a.nd cblldren, Rob1. crt Donal4,. and.. M&rram. of Columbus. Mn Roy Holmet~, Tilomn.s Quick Ra.chel Mills, Bernlcc :Qt'tlGks, Fred:i Duffey and ,AUldren ' Ka.thl een a.nd Jean, Pauline Duckworth Jean WllHams Mara:ar • Blake and little gl..>i friend Mr Llnd Mrs W F' Lelbnmrl r-f Parlow, &pent Tue!day with thelr son and fr~.m ily Mr and Mns. Ya.n Johnson, LUt lion Moore .u.ct daughter, Ma.t)Orle Mra R C Weat 11pent Sll.'lday m \ Portla.nd with Mr and Mrs w~:d 'I M!ddlmvnrt Mr and Mr& Walter Kelch ot I Louisville Ky came Friday to epend a few day s with Mn. Kelch's patents, ¥r and Mn; Van John· I EIGHT I 1 1 ---1 I"'" I I For Bustne:.s Ol61..-e aDd Clt"eulatJoo Depl. CaU UZ~B I C olumbl.lf: i been Q"Ue&.t& of hiS pa.rcnts Mr and Mrs S P Wise. retutn r " to theu home at Columbw; SWl- , Mr rm c.l Mrs Merle I h a.ve Wise who d!l j . who Is !:'Ina. guest of Pott~ 1\l"ti 17c MILK FLOU,lt I tall cano 17c 25 lb• ROLL BUTTER LARD F&P FRUIT SALAD 2 No. I 3 No, 2 • Louden's TOMATO JUICE OCTAGON SOAP I w. . ji:§i===========~~=~====~";:-~=-===~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;.====== ' ''STOLEN1t LQVE~ ,ltfi . . ~ nns bac LUX SOAP FLAKES Soui.h rz'f" ... - cans 1.~. '""7- lge. pkg. early this 'fijtk I D lVI Hunison f!pent ~f'Vf'rul rh • Whether Ofl1o 1.!1 for or a,alnst w!Lh Uoyd r.nd Emil Hoffm an or repeal wm til! decided at. the Nov Ma.~on reeently election and the repeal convenM1 and Mrs Ouy ROush and tton on Dec ~ will be an echo of fam1l y and Mrs Jess It" :(mlson ur the vote for delega.tes who will tor- Mru:on ral!'.ld on M M n.auy carry out the wish of the Kne pp sunday r' R~u· !:tate as slgnUied In its choice of , de lerates ln connection with l he rullng, i!.AGLE RIDGE 1 ~he court. also declared ~hat per~ ~..__ SOOB slpling referPnrlum or lnltla.-~ Wll ma Holter Is s ~r.dlng a f f'W t lve petitiOns nre not required to ds~" w1t h Chllrl~'$ ,Fl nPllng and personally till tn their ward. prec~ famil y Rt SumMr , , ~ct 0~ t.ownsll!olp names a~num-~ C L Ou and ra-nlllJ spent S:.mrB nons rculating he!• pe- day 'flliL B E 01 r and fomll'l tlUo~ may do fillls~. tt wlls eld Mrs LuUwr t.l tLc:ul find (tough · tet I ua11ltft !p£' H from Wedne11dn.v CLIFTON W V.., Sundo} With her pa11• nt.~ M• 111lltll r • .n... nnd Mr "' UtorgP. FrerlrLick Wit tUm F>Jidet\ck ~ llf"IH lhr Mrs. Ouy Staln::t.:ter llUCI dawolh · ~~~J· 1 nd a1 Cheste1 ~>.lt h Mr 1\lld ter Ruth Ann returned to thch ~r'> f bi•1 Warner home at Oa.yton. So.turd11y art~ l Mrs I H '5pencer and sons EL<;on sp;~.~.dlng a. we ek. hen ) Watd Lee and Dayt on saent Frlm.r. and Mrs Lester Johnson an- day Afternoon with Mrs p R orr 17 I -- I nounce the birth of I HAZEL LtVJ NGSTON a 1ASIA j ~£~~;,~~~ !~~. ""' We're u. Offer1"ngYou I 1 New Potatoes .. . . . . 10 lbs. 29c Watermelons ... , . . . . each ..39c Peaches ... . ... . . . . 2 lbs. 15c 4 H1s. 25·~ Bananas Carrots . 2 bunches 9c C11L Or~ml!;es, sizes l!ill and 176 .. .. . . . .. . .. .. doz. 29(• Ll'mons, :160 size doz. 29(• .,~ lm.Atfrlta'PAaFIC ~ $ Tells How She Lost 15 Lbs. of FAT Rheumatism Gone Too Here is a woman who was l"aplcty putting on weight and wh~ was Lroubled wit h rheumatiAm too Read ber ktter Mr~ AA Qual 'lty fiOr on ly Frc.~h hui!' a d ' cgctables A marriage llcense was Issued L} the probate court Thuraday morning to Archie Pierce, 28, and VlrglniB CM'!eron. 21 Pierce, a. mmer , gave bis address aa Rutland and ~e as Pomeroy They filed their Intentions of being wedded by Rev McCumber daughter, Orvll Mr fnnd v Spem.:er anrt nd WilmaH Holter and Avis • h G0 0 drIC - - - - - - - - - --- MARRIAGE LICENSt; ! H''" "'"'I<'""' Y ,,.... dea th u.tf> 1 " ""'' \Jie . • ,msr n hlgbe -. •=========COPr.R,I4NT .JIYIUJII& PUniiUS .JJ/nltiNCA7ll, INC. 2 for 19c - The Onto Stakl Society, Bona of Lhf' Anllerlcan Revolution Jn cooper.. 11.t1un with. t.bl!l Rouah and Allled Pamtlle11 A.aliOCI&tiDD of Amerk:a aL the annua.l rroup meeting, Ba.tw· da~ A~.<!~"USt 18, will dedic&te tbe 11raveH of George Roush, at the Weldon <.ernetery, Raclne, and Henry Rowoh , at the Wolfe cemetery, Plants The graveB 0: tbese two Revolu1 Uonary aoldlers will be Included in ! the dedloat1on program during u•hich time spea.ken of naUonal prominence will be pre&ent for Lhe occasion Further notloe and com piPLed program will be pub\lshed lat~r U1011e In chat"ge aay • 0 I 2 1bt. ISC Pure Small Packages $1.25 27c lb. lb. 27c Print Butter Kidnaped Banker and Wife ORA VE8 TO BE DEDIC.&TED I I" Pure Cane I , •. 111:.0 Daniels will be presentl.>d Frldny from tht! lutnd Wft.GOll ~:~tattooed The Win-More Clau or the evening, July 14. 1933 at the Heath aeai tne Rathburn store u.s D. part t J"' eath M E Church wUl meet FrlJl(. E Church The progr::m of the Independen ce Day celebra- l day l:'lVenl.ng at the borne of Mts. 'Which opens at H p M Is open t.o LlOn She remains undtH the care 1nay Smith on Grant St.l'eet for a :me g:eneraJ publlc ot Dr C A Poludexter who bas 1t.lx o'clock pot lUCk sopper The foDowlng pupils will pn.rtJcl·l oeen c:..rlng fOJ the pain ful Injuries. • 1 Mrs Hury Bc~p ot Charleston J~t~.te Jean Ebersbach MalUm llO· -Well, Cressa Webb, VIrginia White • J c F'rancls of Zanesville carrrel ~~rl~~ u::n~d~~re~:~ ~Ued M'lldred Howett, Angie Elizabeth 1 Wednesday Cor a short visit bere I W!Uiarna Mr Willla 5 h r' ank Shain, Charles Ass. Bl adburv Nel- ~ Nlth relative;; He was ILCcom pav· I •d a. he;rt a~tack ri:esd~ o auft'f"lJ!;!: Pup.te, Eloise Byers Donna .ed home by his wife and t wo re 1ted tQ be somewhar Ieven ng Bowett, Marpret Ann Strauss I chlldren, who have been visiting rcl po mprovft11th Will, Frances Elberfeld Eli211.~ ner e with Mls Francls' parer::\.s beth Cook. George Massar VIrginia Mr and Mrs J ohn Gilliland Ed11a Cap t W R. Hapt.onst&.ll, who hu ()Qeglein. Robert Harbrech t Kath· OI11Uand accompanied then~ to been el'}jCJylng a t hirty-day fur.ryn Mitch, NorllUln Edw~u ds and ZLmcsvllle for u vh;~t ough at his home here haiJ recentMa1y Ehr.obeU1 Klbe1 fe ld I Mrs Bessie Rice rettuncd ·rhtU'S· ' 'Y returned to the where he 1 •L.l morning to her employmem at I 1 •U IJto t>t.atlonf'ct on r: @'OVf' I11&Zlli'nt ,ttr.tc':D.IARY IIOS'fF.Ss I )W Bni ly pnstetul..:lng plllnt. a.rte•llxl:H .tn nbsencc dt\e to Ulnell8 M1 und Mu~ 0 E M<'Kinle:r Mrs A A OhH.pptJlle Wtts hos~~sl! J ohn r.eape1. Emmet Shulc,r and and family moVed Thursday h"Oitl Wednuday e.rtetnoon at her home ~fl·s Har1le Mn1le dmlth we1el thelr resld,..nce on ~u~h Th~ d avon Powell Street to the n uxiliarv to Athens vl.!ntors Wednesday evening enu~ to Harrisonville, where the~ tbe Brotherhood of Railroad where they att.ended a business. I \1' 11 rtside with Mn McKinlef"s Trainmen. About fifteen were pte- meeting or t he Ohio Fuel Qasl' mot her, Mrs ~ Gilmore wh . 'l sent for the bu.siness session Company Is In ft!Jiill8' health. '69c !....-----GAR SU rys I Sunnyfield Don ~s I White Hou.re 3 LII JI~n Mr'JOre spe"t Wednesday in Alhens with trt~nds Will am Fields of Bellefontaine fPf'llt last W(ek with his sister Mn. Van Jonnaon Occ:ge Swearingen of Pt ScoU Kan wac. the &'\lefit of Mrr. Mag· !tic sw ~a.rtngCn and Mr a.nd Mrs Frank Capehalt thl6 week M1 and Mrs Mert Holmes a 1 " 1 1 children M~ and Mrs Blake. anti 1 daur,htu or Nell15. W Va were I Monday :md Tuesd:~y gUests of I Gto1ge Jenkins and family !IJ1 and Mrs Earl Wetzel and chlldt en who have been gueete at her PCJ cuts. Mr and Mrs Morgan Dean tetumed to lhelr home at M:cmda.y ~ lb. 47c 3 bag Single Pound D Mr. a.nd ~- Oeell Bradbury, eon 'MIDDLEPORT O'CLOC~ -' TID OAD,T 11tlBOrtlt"4 -.oMZRoy, ORIO. Oha.rlea and Dk:ll: Wlle3' wert! Runna 1.A!'r. Jtut g ttnaton vlslt.ol'l. Wednesda)' Mr und Mrs Splmoor Rocen. and Mr. aud Mn. D . A HoWell te· fam il y of Newton are ~llb1r; :..tr PBOJIII J;'OUJI. JIIIWI '1'0 turneid TueldaJ eventnc hom • tOontlDued trom Pace tA•e) •u~ Mrs 'I'horruu 81.-:th ~ ~~---V -I~ RG-IN-~--~ vtslt at Chl.rlee:ton. wide drtve c -nP$t McCoy or Ouk Hill s ~n t Mrl. Gilbert Hamilton of OqAceualni ~he leaaue ot obsttuc- thl 1\'t>t '' end wtt.h Thelma BIB'Pt h Iumbus, who tu.a betn vtal~w1th. t1on11t" tActlca, the Ohio repeal Mn; \{alt!:r Cartwrlrht and t wo GREGG n!lativea to Pomeroy, .pent Wed- council demanded that Lhe coun daughlers went to Klttannlnw, Pu Phone 582-L " ,e,aues L o r Mn. RayHe. allow lmmetlla.te vote on re ...... lor a two week& V\lllt. ,.,-• ...... ay , ... ,....._.,.•. Friday M 1 r! W!lllam ~-- 11 ot••.... 1,,_ <.OX a.n<l famllt contendhll' that the Mosl.er l.Aw: ,W&II rvw., ''"""'" Oeorp 8Lelft returned Tuesdafl lr. compll&nce with a congre.stionM.I ven ~~ vistt.lng Mr and Mn;. H B ennlna from a week'• vllllt In Co· act callJ.na for a vote on repeat RuF'>~'ll MRS. HAY US"IMPROVED Jumbwl This oont.e:ntJ.on was uphe ld M1 and Mn John lr'onhee or PIANO RECITAl. TO HI Mrs F w Hay, 183 Mill Street, 18 Mlsls Beulah Porque .;t ColumThe next step tn the wet-Bnd- He1~ I J ' !! were Sunday &uetib; of Mr ' PRESENTED bw; arrived t.hl! fttst of the k ciry controversy, outside of the poe.! and Mrs Hoy Fo:a:. l : utd fFoerlngth'"olt '',om , 1 njurlesh sustboatnLh~ tor 11 vl.!llt wttb Miss Ruth Th:~~ the ftUn& of a list or candlttaLes 1 M ~ Luclll~ Russell spent u rrw A second of the two Pl..\no rec 1lals 1 ur u Y ay w tn J u thet rhe0 d hlble Supreme Court a.ctk>n, will be '1 da) ~ t ile past weell: W•t.h her 11istt"r rtven by pupils of Muss France!' 1 eet were struck by a. he:w~ timber tm 0 s by the dry~~ . Wetll tiled their 118t Mn Wm Powell or .Nf>w Haven COFfEl I • ....... ~. qtUo. unaer the Act. of March S, 1m. PubiJI.bed O.Uy ~ aDd. •lnci'Q' euept BaLW'd&J. LooatW on Lower Secot:d Streel., Pomeroy, 0 When our trieDdl aend us lettcn or ntl11'5 mau.u Jor pubHcaUon t.hey TJ£URSDAY JULY 13, ] 1)'1 OHlO. And Not Just a Summer Shower, Either fiiJ JIEIGB Pllat.UutNG co•JPUl' • '1'11tJ118DAY, JULY It, 1933 65 4.40~1 1 - M 1hf> I 0 0. f. Hall I FRIDAY NIGHT, Mr a.nd Mrs H V S1wn c r ~ r "nt Bumlay with Ml sSI:"~ Oorolha and 1 1t PJ'ople than ~hr:rs Art I 1 1a Dys pepsia L1ve1 t~ou b - Smah Hrnjeo nt Smd•,\lll._. \\' ks Fa t1 J of the hem1. apd Kidney Va 1 ull nlf nt_, are common diseuses ol 1 !at IH uple TEA s con::;tlpallon retards '.atty Il••llt\ I l • ' "lni!Olh and Is proven the 1 [ 1 f'e reV' 1 tucm~ ·~medy that. gets dlr~ ,~, Spencer called on P R On JLJcl family Monday PVf'nlng Jark SoldPn aud Marian 011 ca llt>d 111 R I!! Orr Hunrlay 11ftf"l • noon , nmc11 ~ A~IA UNION, W.VA. • wllb rheumc.ti.sm At: lh~ • nd CJI rhe second IJot~le 1 was lhl!;lwd onrl find I urn now on ry Joi,J po1 omts {orlgmal weight, u; I b- ' a t 1~illch I am '10 pleao:edl 81,1 t f h:lVt al:>t1 felt my rhe umatism DANCE! il'LIL h le~~ wh1 ch has b::!ert so trou blt-reme n m y knee:.. 1 must soy I think Kru~chen a splendid weig!•t reducer' rMissl E L P JULY 14TH. MUSJ(; BY I II I Mrs Emma Zerkle of New Haven Green Dumgarner and wife Anna Johnson a nd Millie Bumgar 11er gave their Sunday school cl9.!'1.'1·1 LS a plcruc at t he rRmp ground ~pent the week with W ui)Jpl~cl I 0 0 F. Overweig h ~ Dr nd SVNCOI'.4.10RS rheuma~c pol- l ~onlng often go together Tfle six ~ah.o; In Kruschen ELSSist tHe lnh•·- Atrld Order--Qid and new Dances w iht \ t'l"Y ~"'fi\ISe O{ taL and Wr. hav oe lnKlalled larre eelllnc It quickly, easilY anrt F:tn!C •ate,\ Bein g a dt•llcluus d1ln!( 1~ cu u , b•• tO.I(Cll wlt.h milk 01 sugar t..o\OIF.S tlk GF.NTS '!k II ISlt H1 u! <'Ofree 01 tra vo u take S1mday 110 ll H ~ wiLl\ Asia Tea Eddie D)lcr of Yo.mestowu 11.ml l'or Salt'! Hy U-R-WELCOME! Billy D") er. of New Haven called on Th<' Stansbury Drug Co. Mr.s Taylor Bumgarner and ramlly 1\hddlcoort, Otilo Sunday ~- - - - - - . --- ---~---· f{1rJ U .Ps I started taklng Kruschen .Salts of th ~ good 1t had done tor flitnd of mine who hQd been bccau.~e 1 na.l organs l.j.J perfonn J.h~ fum · t lol>s pro)J':!rl~-llttlc by 11tUe th:l.t I ttF,IJ fnt go.._s, slowly, Yes-but ~ u n h You feel won<k!dully heal lii.V ~ outhful and "norgetlc- more 1• t t' l.!n e vl•l bl"!ore In yot4' l!fe 1 rc1u srh~n Salts IS l)bt,aina.blP. at I -- ---- HlJ '.<:.•J ;; Mru ti n & Ph ~ nnaQ, Pl'dicroy Rou ~ r • •• u~u:um:umu=:m::nmmum.r.uu::u:muummumu::t!t..~nu:u:uuwfi - -- - - - - -- MEANS ,money In I TJD0t0rlat'l lfcx'k:et- thll new AA en~J ' ' QualitY dre that Goodrich t. ofler• inl fer on(J M.611i I Never' before hal AA Quality been oflered at auch a price. Think at hi A bla, eura •turdy tire , , , apeclaJly -proceued. to tlve abbormally lOI:Itl"ear. v-..u not onl)l aave when you buy It • , • but you aaveatfll further tbrou&h ltllon•a mJJea&ellfe. Why 1bop around for roc:t bottom pricea to keep tlre COita down I llllt come In and •• thla ""' Goodrich Cavalle. that II 1ellln• like wlldllre. You'JI make tt you1 atand"anl tire •• , just •• tboulandt of othfll' wile motorbtl ar• • •• ad u1'lo& mooeyl do"'- BIRTH RATL DECLINES NEW:S DISPATCH s how• the b1rth mte Ill West \'irguu a d,· ., IJnerJ dtllll lg" tlw p. ~t yea r This 1tcm 111 1bwlf I du e~ not mt•,,n . t gH: tt rlt- ,t\ hut when It 11'l linl( Pd wtlh the 1 co nQ1lwn :-. ot t h e p1 c~e nl tlm Q!'. 1t "ho\'11-S that p co Jl\ c .Lte A u s tng good IUdgm( 111 111 I h e ll r::o ullol o1' famiLI.l!~ Just why t here ~ h uuld be ,1nv nbJertion or 111 why the1e should not he 1 c]oll: lllg th.tt th e peo ple o( t.n l l th e 1 Atatc nf W e:-;t \'n·g11Ha are s ma rt r uough ~nd p ust~c~scd, of e nvu gh guod JUd:.tmcnt to pn.!HHl l ~t: brmging ul '' 1 g1eat man) r::ht ldt en m lo the '\oJid, the g'l'eat muJonly 11f ~ \\horn would h£l\ l' .1 mol'.t d1ab cxt~ t ent~' to SRY the l ca:o~.t, ' 1 Men smile at my simple reasoning WILL'S TIRE & BATTERY Salea and Service PHONE 10-lt Pomeroy, 0 ;.· ;-.;;.t~.. ...... ! d...... r .... Goodrich l Cavalier • ~oadfci~,.. .rol>-'for ,.. forpt ,...,.. IYWJ'• ' ' ) ' "' ' ' ' '" '"II"''."'' '.\: -·--- ............. Whenevet: <he subject of cigarettes comes up, I sit ba.:kquiedyand leuhe men explaon ~bou< the "Toasting" process. Then,iftheyaskmyopinioo, I'm pretty fr.mk and <ell them why "I.uckies please"_,.., at leas~. After all, there's an inlima<e relalionship between a. cigarette a.nd my hps anrt Middleport-a lUI lust:; rour week.'; und costs not mort• tl•an 86c ml rm -and very sensrtive about my personal damnness. Certainly I en.. joy Luckies' delicious tobaccos and their mellow-mtldness-but the comforung purity of ''Toasting" wha[ I pnzc almost above everything else. And that is a woman·~ reason for saymg "l:uckics Ple-Jse!'' tS /,eauue ~Jti tcaJtd_"- - - - �• MASON CITY For-Sate; rt • ... ~ 11:""1 ~~- . I= .. 4 ~ .S'..tf} 1': J), AQ'VIltThiN'G m =· SECTION : • R[ Lo·e[ c ~"l;~.~::,~ k'4u.di LW!i-i'4ew cro_p 11-mo;y. Anc M1 :1 DOUI 1IIJI MerrilL ~ Sprln15· qUality, 16 cen~ per lb. w. tt. dale, Peru:., was the recent. rueat Athey in u:rrer, Ohk•. 7-l:Htt i ~~te-:.~· Ellzlbeth Diehl IIDd d&u· uurg. or J'&IUOI IUVWed ilt Mr. and Mn. Wltherl and faru· I :.aon.&Dle prlees. Brlui m Y9UJ ~41 """· lly or pt, Pleau.nt villted To HVS[ll J a U, ~oq M~~~~~ =a:'One ~ I1HUJ I 'I!Pill olf!l:f tor tllle •t Poblio A,uc t-.a at U.. restknce •f a.r Zirkle rr.ear &h• bavb lee Plant ,lull be· and Mapoll brlllp, lew tbe -~::..:::;:::::..~.:.,""'..:,-:;:: -:::;::--::; 1 bt to.qer.,,, on Saturday, IDly I OoAsecuUve insertlonl for 15lh. 1811. .U my bouehold coo4e r.mero,. • Consecut1vi tnlertiom for price of [ l;.auah of Pl Plealant were SUN~AY sue~ts of Mr. and M:n. Ed Oape- IhartP~ulandne famU,. Thomas this Sunday with Erneat CrOI5I aDd fam.lly of Condit. Mack Maple and Dorothy JArk'l.ns ot Elut Liverpool were. calling on W. B Cross and wUe &nd Re- room 'Itle ad taker Willll&dly 18111t you becca CotterlU saturday. 1f de&iroed, 10 that the tor Cathryn Carnahan spent the weet ~ 1n tnd with Ruth and Oraee Balser. our ad la prep.;.. """' a 1 mapner 84 t.o brlna t.b.e ;;rfle~oi Earl Parrett of Columbus spent • Sunday wlth A. B Cross 1\nd famresultlt to you. lly ' here Sunday Ernet~t Smith and ramlly spent 18 publishers wUI be re•poMlble prompl Tenm cuh. o~ tor one meorred insertion Olark Dull, owner. Pearl Faye Bletner and brother Tuesday with Ntal Sal5er. ot &Dl' adverti!Jemept, Errora ln Cl&&~. l'tleNamee, A.u.ctloneer. Cal l v'slted with their parents at Bell Spencer who hall been qult.e adverttaementa anould be reported -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_~ Charleston. ill the paat week 1s better. immediately. ? Charles Lehew ot St"ubenvllle 11 Olad)rs Holman who is attendspending this week wlt.h hi& mother Jng school at Athens was home oter No aA.7erttaement wtU be taken !or M.. !t!rs. S E Lehew Bl'd da.ughtei'B. the week end less Ulan a m1nlmwn charge of POMEROY, 0100. Ml 11.nd Mn. John Maldf:U --nd _ _ twent~nvc centa for each inler~ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Malden and Court Street, Ote1 Smith'• tlon. cr. ildren of Clrclevtlle were ~week I Ti BYRON BING, I D. end guests of Mr and Mrs. Herman DJetner and famUy Mrn B. P Board Is a visitor A.t. Flat RJH::k t h 's week. M; r Ka~~ M::Crony Is repoprted t(.l be very Ill at her home hert!. Ra v M roumn cot Pt. Pleasar.t was Lhe Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs L. c FW'bce ar.d fe.mlly Mr. and Mrs Roy · Heny of f.a.rkersbw-g are guests of the tatter's parents, Mr a.nd Mrs. L3wls Dodson and family Bertha Rou3h hii.S been suendiug the past 11everal days with fuends itJ Pt Pleasant. _Mrs.:_:_ ~ Hart..enbath of Po•Jieroy FoundLOST-Ci&&.J't!tLe Lighter, near 164 N. Third Aveuue, Middleport. No~ t.;fy Th~ Dally Tribun':l. Reward .. SHERIFF SALE OF REAL E.\'lTA.TE EiTATE OF' OHlO, MEIGS COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT c E. Kelltr as Executor, etc, vs I Elmer NEwland and Mlnnte Newland Cuso No 8669 In pursuance of nn Order of Bale h') the abov~ action, I will otTer for sale at publlc auction at the door of thr. Court House t11 roomeroy, ===::::---::--:---:---::7-::1:;0::::·3t , th FOUND - F~ kcy1 °~h Je~w~r fllrll.fu nen.r ace c u.f,lbune o!~r q~re a_t !Dall~ 8 23 t! co ILIJ pa~ --~r~ ':..: _ __ _:_ _~ OOEtisMAK.lNG st>eclalli !or July all cotton dresaeJ made for $1 oo sllk or rayon dresses tl SO Lucy A 01bbs, 131 Mulberry Avenue Phone 527-R. 7-10-3t I POLLY AND HER FOR RENT- Five rooms and bath aot spring Ave. !"'~thcrJne Bauer Ohio. ht the above named Cour.ty, on Snturdny, .the 15th day of July, 7 ~7 -3 t l tu;ta. at 10 o clock A. M , the fol- - - - - - - -- - - l lrwlng described R~c:al Es~ate : NOTICE Ot' COAL BIDS SliuaLc m the County or Meigs, 'l'he Middleport Board ot Educa- lc ihe State of Ohio and ill the ~~~:;~~~ tton will receive sealed bids to fur- township of Orange e.nd boWlded !3EO.AJ'S nl.!lh coal to t,he five Middleport and described as follows B<•hool buttd.ln_!ll: !or the comlniJ Situated in Lhe ROiilhweLt quatschool yeax:, Tl)e ' bids must !tate t.t-r of section No. 4, Town No. 4, the price per ton at which n good Range No. 12 of the Ohio com~~:rade of run of mine coal wU,l be , rtnny 's fUrch asc. Beginning at the delivered to the bulldtngs Qs l'u~d- I northwest corner of a lot of land f.d. The bids must be sealed and founerly owned by J. C Baker, marked "Coal Bid" and )){' In thf! I t:-.cnce west forty-four and l'!evcnht.ndis of the Clerk on or before t(·tn links to the west line of said 3 the 1'lgbt to I wcUon No 4. a. white oalt reject any or all bids I nvc Inches N. 33 degnes E seven Paul s . Smut, Clerk Unk.s und v.hlte oak twelve inches Middleport , Ohio 152 degree:.; CB.!it Lhlrtf!f!n links; ~,..:;:;;::;;:::::;;:;;:~; thence south on said Bectlon Uno ., _ _ -,~~ twelve rod s and nve llnks to a sLake r·~-o:-~ where a. white oak six Inches N. Ju degrees E twelve and one~half links. thence south 8 1-2 degr~es e~t NIVI!R rQCJ.I and eiBht Ullka to a whJtc oak free 2D inches In dta~ meter ol • come.. thence •outh 72 1-2 degrees; fiv e lads to R stake1 'fwe~ he:~utihtl apa.rtmcDI-8 thence B 80 deKreea E. six and TfiE'I; TELl. ME ovrr A. & r . Store, one · half rodM to a stake : thence e. 1 COLCNEL tiOOFE.R I~ 1 5~ 1-3 det:I'CC8 E. n lucLeen rods ann 1 One huge sl'led l'ltore room TAKINt; A LOT OF nve n t.cen lmks to the road out to 25 by 80 f~t-nflxt to Ohio S'TRE)JUOU5 EXERCISES lund formerly owned by J c Bak~ I>J CONNECTION WITH I r1 , thence N ~1 1· 2 degrcllll E on I atld Bakel lme eight l'Ods &nd HIS Dtti:T AND I'M One H room hom16-Can be t\.\ elvc llllkli Lo a stake on' Ute west CUP, (ijU ~ TO SEE 'h'HA1' ~<lde cf lOad , thence N 23 1-2 dell'•fd for two tamiUe~o-Lwo I KIND OF I gJ cell E twent} -tl.rcc rods and · H<:'S b11ih •·oomt>, nuL to ITetlby · fOUl teen links to the place ot beg~ I OCIN(, ! tcrl<~n Churn-All on Mw:tn \ I Inning, containing four acrcs a nd ~trect in l' omcro y. Inquire I one hund 1cd and rodK more or lc:;f.l A p pml~> ed lit Sixty Dolliu s. lror.1 t:dw Jo:bfon;bll.Ch at / ctoo 001 ami canne L sell for leM \ lhnu two~thlrdl! of applD.l'mment. Ucd :\m hnr Store. , 'fcr m11 ~r Sale cash on day or HalJ ' A o Tracy, Shcrtrr 1! W. Peoples, Atlorucy. ... ,... CHERRY RIDGE Mabel Hart and aon of Athen& j a. o . Tracy, Sh~rlff apent from Saturday unt 1 Sunday Mel&i'J County, Ohio. with ber parent.¥, Jell Violet a.nd E W Peoples, Attorney. 'Aite. Elzl&beth Ro8ls was calling on Dale Perry and wife SWldQ after~ uoon. A':/~:t. J~~J ~es~rves ~here r. ~====--- SHEIUFFS SALI!i OF BBAL ESTA'l'E •----------- ~ ~TATE OP Ollru, MEIGS COUN· 1Y. COMMON PLEAS COURT SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL I C E. Keller as Executor, etc., ESTATE vs. R. M Swindler and STATB: OF OHIO, MEIGS COON· Fern Swindler. TY COMMON PLEAS COURT ... C. E. KeUer &a Executor, etc. daugh~r. 1 PAL~ ,-:, lflpled ocor!ni HalO> on r•rker, nc~~e T::m~th;r~g~~d lcr~~d - ---- --- ·--------- ~:~g:ytor~~~~·~ ~mH~~:e~~g ~ ~a~ ;'~~. ~ 16 TWo bw:;e hit C The Giant$' Shutout Specialist 1 . - - - - - - - - - - B y BURNLEY ll err' ~ ~lll l'l ') .1 c!~HIUL;,: Sl lllll :...~ j- IJ !1 • · • " '" ... Struck out by BuCk 4, l:Jy Hayes I 1; b;-. 0 Rothgeb I Wild p1trh Bt tck I I U•JIIbl<· play W Hw.lc} I 1h C) S \~lth 1 t.u M( • Nau!'(l1ton St.olrn b~c Slunlcy Imungs plLclwd b) Il nyt·~ '' !llOllC OUl IH tillld l Hlhl OJ! Ha yPS 1 6, runs soo10d five by 0 Ru~hcclJ 6 1nnlngs 10 lliL<>. 8 JllnR 1 11 Winning pltchet Buclc: Lt:;lng 11ltcher Hayes Runs batted In by Stl'llllSS SL'Itt • I le5. Stanley 2, J. Johnson 2 Buck 4.1 W HJI.lt: J', C Haley 2 I ecole by lnnlngs Hysell Rlln 0 l 02 I 1I 0X 000000000 000010100 2 OPI' •wrm:. n o on 1 n o n o I I I Tlnw ()f gume 1 00 Ump ire:, C Allcuswo1Lh, M et'~. D Aliens\.\ ortll AtlU.;ltJ(_'Ar: Club ColumbU.i Mlnncapcll.;. Indlanapoii.:J I 0 .. , '-1\., -•IP f • • !h., fl ' l '' ( , J HAL. IS ONE OF "THE FEW To f~AKE 'THE JUMP FROM COL!.EGE DIRECT 1'1:) '-;;· A.._~·~~-~~.- -~ --~ ~lea· ASSOCIAl'ION Won Lost Pc ~ ~~ St. Faul 3:r! 39 39 43 610 547 ~ 524 !ill TelL do 44 43 soo Louu; ~Uh' oiQ 4J 4:12 11411waultce Kn•u~ ·. City :m 4n ~~~ &4 4JD J!16 NA I' ION 1\J, Lt;A.GUI I. 3.! 40 4:l 42 41 31\ [i421 :n C,j '\ I gi\lllg P ltll.burgh ,,u.n t <1. J /,u pall!lfl /(JIIIt•l ;n IISII {'!,., BrooiUyn Ctuc••ma.ll Philadelphia , ) , 11;111<1l IHI\11 <ll l llll r y , 1,,1, /lito'! B{)£lon u >vtlty f!, r -ltD ~ "' 11b · nnt ~ Wa:,llm~:t • 111 I l '> ln oll UttE c<~ll ll<llllly for Jmmtdut/1 • til~ iln•J llu: ;~ .;;t .1\<ldi eh na wo1y. .hLne 11.•1 U 1111111htt you }1.11\T 'Yt 1! 11111 thr 111!\ A i . 111111 rm leiiC:I 111 tlu• t'-'))'l. ....._,>t~?•rr:~z..-'ii'T'~i' ""' -'-,','"'""~ l1' , l f,' 11{11'111!1 o. III". u "~ \hi• C<ll\pli'p 1'• sCENTS·'!!' you this Plltt~ru 'i>y rejjurn lll&ll. Pleaoe mall at once your Paris pattern, No. 1062, oize-to Aojdress peselm)11ts ""~" fuu 11 aw Ut;c ttthliB for the Uiont.a tbts )'ea r of UUJij tholl' 116 11 up-and dun'~ crowd, Me 1111 wh 1\e, wt: will turn t~Ll 1potllih,t on ont of .tke rr~ t~niWCl'll tO the qU~ItlOBl llo)V ' thlll1 Giant• mttna;iDJ to 11t&y Go1du~'- ~rit llitrwh;~~ Name . . T~ L ll\aY qow : ul lo.,.... llallr Trib"P"'' Mlon 8uma ·~ 37 35 ~:r! 35 :12 <\7 46 · · · · · · · · · .' · · · ·· · · · · · · · ' · • .. ." ......,. ... ' L,, .' . ''"I , '' " Ia 9hnply a 11;1 r,o 41 f111 I(I(I"O 111 p otrnl t Pl(lv~ ·n.nl p n:,Wn 311 ~:t Wrrlt c..r 1•h• lh l(>llf n Nrw Yr,.< T 1•'1 rl'irl j,]) 'I ~tilllljl a •Jt 1 uml I Ill Pd )I~ ' 1!1 Won r...oot. r:tfll• It u htlnd cui IS $6.75 ' •\1"1 ., ~7 I ·11fll Ir.m· ~, :Ji J~ J'r L $6.40 4.50-21 $7.10 4.75-19 -.... $7.6!1 5.00-19 $S.lf .•. $9.15 -,1-JU0 ' • . ..... i) - I.' r,:n I !l!l 11 r I:] ' t,l1 41 ~ -, 4 ' 1, .r, ,, INT~l~ N o\'rlONr\f, J,f'AG 111£ Cll.ll> Nqml\( I' . ,, I n "~ ' $10.45 1 27 :'10 ~~ $8.50 4.40-21 I llfll)' Now to Get 1'14esc l'attenu ~~ ll tl ;, .1!11 - ~0 AMf.&I(;AN Li:AGUt: II ~S JfJ f lr11 'atlttll u ,qdy Jt/HJITf. 11r!rh 1 !.tJ U1~ Bt fur llii\el '''lor tlrl' nnd Wo11 L.o,,L Ulull ltn~ ~. su~h $6.55 _.:;.S:::u!:per::;.:t::wl::•.:.t..::C:::o:.:•d:..T.:.i::.r;:;e':...._ . , •l.> It's :,.0:1 - I 'I GOODYEAR {?,;;J ALL-WEATHER ·~ll.\.'i N!'w YmJ.: t.:h<'Ck 111 $6.05 ~ ;\ C h~t l\.~o ·hln r .mrl wl11lc r rr p~ 1llk made tnl 1.75- 1!1 ! ~.kHI ll:t\) $5.60 I '•114 I A 4.5\ 1-21 $7.35 ll1 rr,. • ~ 1l1r ~ r :1( (•f nl rru ~ • •' r , \murc an d a MJfl1) hllmij rtver to dl'\racl fro m lou oln t ltl<.td!h lh ~ l(ll i,;t h $5.40 I 4'1 13 15 'THE 61G LEAGUES. \CJIILai '•. 50-20 8 S 3 0 1 I X -- - - - · · 'I $5.00 0 0 6 0 I 0 I) 0 X n0 Htts Opp cn •J1S Cheshll'c R uns Hit<- , ;.~ SupertwiJt Cord Tires 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 " Rum .. . "' GOODYEAR PATHFINDER 1 111 11 ~ It a~ .t IIOW 'lllEY STAND ->.~,;, _ 1'1 /!!tw y.,,,f. I r r other kind- this is tbe ~~·tt,IX1~c'~!i~e. 1 • • • The public wouldn't buy'j!ftdre if Goodyears did not off<er,g;realtel!~ ~ ., do oller ~eater value, hence they enjoy - g.r~t:e~ , sales ••• Are you wondering what tire to buy? Just l ask yourself this simple question: "Why should I buy any tire but a Goodyear when a Goodyear costs no more?" ••• We think you'll decide it by comin!l rillht down to see us. First b1:1sc on cuors H~se~! Ru I 5; Cheshire I Base on bn.lls by Buc 1• ~; , b • · I '! Th!l public buys more _GoodSfear Halt· ~ . hit s H:othgcb 2 THE SMART MATRON f'f lftl rd r1rr I slirtfl11 d ftl Pttri J mrJ fl1t I Here's Something.,, to Thi.,lc. 1 r1r1 " ,.. J: [ h.lrtol 1 'J',. f !t'.Jr Day i S isson Eatned I UllS Hysell Rllll G ( Left on basl'l Hyse ll Run 8 C hc!{' By .!ANI' GORDON fl4tl rrn~ ilrt 11111•11 111 bH Sf' 'l1lrt'C - - ---- - - - ----- -- mot/ til ,U}U{»Jl h I ~ ---- FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS (, ordt~n 's I By l 1 - I r,.11r iE~r· I I I !Ill I :;::·~~~;" 1Ji1q~. I 0 1 - lu a Brooklyq I \AI IN ~:;~.\,;;'':~ ~~·· c':~~ ~:;.~,. "~R II AND VANK[ES I vv '"""""" Mt IPut" "l'n End·To< I .J,-'., B • w"""'•"'·' I' -,:HAT - 1>~\oenth The C ub& took thfili w w )~ l.en.la Y trom llu:: and 1 TOOTS ANTD CASPER' .l I Cardmala ma n hom TC)UU;, well enough for t he Dodgers. &I· I · I T H ~ le y 'I, 1 I ~;·•. 1 :::i~~~·· t he GELl H•8.crN•Tnns ur. " u l"'hl~:~~~~i:~r~,\~~!~~:t~ ·'[m pitch~ C d • ---;;-1 Th)rd Inning-c. Haley doubled . SPa\!16 LKAGUE RE05 N~ ~v [ fR~M the Inning and :... 11st Ry Inaaw..n deter.~ea the " ~ , t..!rv.n lng fhtttJUI:iher:; Da;nR~ Alb:l.ny 4, Bll1Ia:o 3 ' ·e~ Hal Bchumncher " orod hi' sixt h Jer:ocy Cit.y «1 Toronl,o 2. •r I J+fe .Q ani!> ~ IOhULL\It of tile ~>ea:>On !or the 01· r aront.o 6, Jen~ey City 4 'M. \ en Giant.; Piralea Wi,'l """· t uunng back Sl Lou~. 3 t~ I Nu Need to SuQ'flr ®oth~r I Innings, NfC(!m~t) o Bvl nc .T&rnes hahdlcd t he ehqrL ~ I Baltimore 9, Montreal 8 1 l:J lnu 0 ent : [ Lp JOb f01 lhe Giants ~~\11< ilo I llli;l>l bcbble ., -I M.cntrettl 2 Baltimore I •;;eve. Red Sox Win 1-0 In Elev- 1 kept i"' l•o-gume Th . 1 ' iJnple yet. ~exptn•' 1ud\l':l.ntagv In th~ American ctrcult t ele 5 one a_ inba.m.Du.'f.kln or l 1 mnlng!l, ag-reement) . b B entb ; CU S ea I by ~;ccrlrv t.hreP ruw; 1n lhe clihlh c;l v•• way to redui!e d ~~ t~ 1 GAMES TODAY Brooklyn w, fuung rr(;.m the W l1ltc Sox of ~Wollen toe Joints ani d •ha~g~ ~ Chi "" "O 4 0,. 1 ~r! WhJt.chlll h el'l t hem down to nonna an to~""~> h 1 AMEitiCANAsiOCIA.TION - - C BURLi , .. , " I 1M · E ~ldOUnig: t B• ,OPELAND the SK>x to fl ve hHs !Jut was sl-low- to liPP Y oone 5 mer Columbus at Mlnneapoll~ .. '. rd !u thE' nm ll MlAf e" .finiSh· IU•d morning \ 1 Toledo at St. Paul iNS Bp01 to'> W11lCt l lng As k Stansbury Drug Co, M!ddleLouisville at Kansa !J City ~~ . Yurk July-' 13 - lNS - •"'-' [ nort. agent.s or any ~t class 1 jurt h :1d a very pamful thougllt, j Jchnny Alkn g C~t hot und fr> n- dJuggl"t Indlana.po l.ls at Mllwnukee fo r a.n qr!Jlnal two'l'ht! Chicago Cub:, may wm \l~o' ned len as the Ya.n ke!'s hen.l Sl ounce botu" of Moone's Emerald NATIONAL LEAGUt N ~t · r,nJt l l t>:. !tl~ pennan t l.tOUl t, 4 to 2 ' rtl~ Browns collcct ::!d Ull 1rnll ~ trengthl and refuse to I I l l~ l I'Olll d gn ~ \1, rmn!luJ f.' II •a htt~<; off AUtll . with Eel a t:CI'Pt i\.1\YI.hLng ill il:O place It Is Phll9.delphla at. Cmclnnall l ,.. uild:..t!t <; :,tlch as we hatill'l 1[)3:.! Wel ls }JCldln::: t;11 t.u l it( New 1 ucJ 1 , , highly COIJcen t.tated prepBrooklyn at Chicago ll\ \~ h lcn 1. 1 l'ianw g~.: n~~> d ro1 [J (J{J Yr. nc111 It \I~ the fill lt \>'ll l d a l ! ' LW u that two uUI1CC5 lattll a Boston at Pltl.sburgh !1, 11 , vt nu~ll l bame~ , r:.on" of w,h1cl1 k lOW !01 the Y~nks , :onl{ t nm a.ud !UI thermorc one New York at Bt LoulK W <~.o. . p:tJI,Ju 1g e nougl1 co o\ 1\ t~i\ll ' r J ,Jil ll t\ FOxx s laon wr Nu 25 In J::ctLI of Emetald Oil docs no a:lve l 1 unmng up u.1 il:q Willi ba .1·J I IJH ~~~ ~ t:utcd t:t;e A,r kl' 1 ~ c u yo u c omplete ~atL~ roctJOn yo ... e::m Al\oiERICAN LEAGU E flltlsk 11 mr - 1m r ally , whkli dowucd lmve :-rout 111 o 1w} }!'funded Cleveland at Ph1ladelphl11. r• Jr r ~-;. d lCd:•Y 11 :; liiO l4~!L W 11- i l lll Cl t'VI',allct Jud1ans, I) Lo 4 Special ncte People who want Lo Detroit at Bcston nllu l llmmg H.oot\~:r.d Bu~o lll'l'cl' .j'w ~ !Lu g suvc the t11bo 12lli l'. reduce ~:;woller. or l\l.rteose v ~ lns St Louis at New York , R! taL euml gh '~tthcr <; to vul ar A smg l" by. Roy J ohu son In t he -.J•ould get. a bottle of Moone's Em~ Chicago at Washington 1 uthtl \\ ,'Jt' mc.;lloctc c.:olm- 1(•it:v nt t. ••tu.lPff end d .1 ll tll 1•· ', e;·Jl ld O!l at once Applied ni~h~ 1 ather ' It" <~~ •·a gauon Into a p n ••• , rh1r l b•LI'. ._ ~ n Vic SotT ~ll"tHILloy r. 1ud morning a-5 directed the)' will INTERNATIONAL LF.AGUt: 1 s ;a t c1 ~ ;1 g Thp Bnun::; a1c now 1. 1 Ut ;Jw u t hc Red 600C grabt.mg it quickly notll-f.' &n 1mprovc::ment 1 ~l r mtd:;L ur u bnlllan m1d - (',IS'M I 1111 Drt rc..H I to-O w!'l.l,..h will conUn uf' un1t1 L.'1e veln,o; Ne wark a t Mon!J cal j p 1 ~· 1 ,1nc' 1f t hf'lr pJV.:hu s d Jn;. rh I 'I II!:' nrav~:, of Bo:;ton 1 1· 1-1~ nnd buncties are reduced to normal Bf!aming a bla 1mlle of ¥iC!\M1f, rr~(li41f 1'f.yea r-old tennia Juscy Clty at Buftalo l lllb•l 1cd ol d a } t oo &0::!11 U1 V Jl li l '~l 1 1 !c r f>l<> h t mn m~ a1•d ~h r n •r' · !Jhenomenon, of Mllwauk1141{ W\'·t./1 ~llfi\WII with \he truphy s_ymbolic B'tltlmore at Roche~te1 I q u l • h k•h irrt.ve, bohir. d t li~ r 1mit r.vr r e ~gm I'U!IS ~c t!c the SCOlf' ~ __ _ _____ of hia. trium11h In th e NMt 0111 VIll' OourL Ch11nr,lnn1hlp at Chicago. Albany at Toronto The younguer. for whom l\ lrtlllt OIU'Iil' II PI'Citlh: cd, beat Gene Mako - - - - - -- - - au4 he kt:pt them j)oth 'oinK full tilt He ~elded hu \>OOI\Ipn "'"lr atso hill' Iilii: tour &&$t.& ~ a.nd three putouts. The ~orl~:~a +.raa, as tollowH ~ EiearJes singled ami S~ri\U&S sso red L stngteo· ond aearteo went to second W. Haley slnlfled a.nd 16 8e11rles wa.s cauGht at tne 'Plate ua .... • Fife's Ulrow Stanley singled ansJ ~· ' Haley scoced. At this !lolnt """ · Cbe1 h'tre SlX men ha.d batted and four sl.nA iAlO&t ~les. a double.. and t riple and three run s had been n ,;corded against A fal.r slZed crowd was pre.:;cnt Hayes, he was rep laced by 0 . Rothwhen the umptre called play ball at ccb J Johnson sreeted RothgEb the MJddlepon ughted Held Wed - v.:t h a &Ingle and W Haley scored ncsda.y night. C\leshite and Hysell McNaughton fa.nned Buck singled Run were the competing team ~ and Stanley and J Johnson scort!d .. Ieins for a chance to go Into the C Haley up for the second time In sr ml-fl.nals wtlh Oak Htll as lhelr t he mulng, ended the carnage when I opponents. For two Innings It was a he hit to second and. was Lhrown p.tchers' battle nut a h1t being re- cut at first Six 1 uns. etg ht hits. no c:>rded and only one man 1eachmg CJI'Ors, one left Hrst and that through a Cheshire In the !onrth the boY" sUu ted t; lrOr In the second Inning In the \I here U1ey left ,off ~ he p1ecedmg thl d however the great Hy'ISell 1r:mnK Str11us3 lu st ur gave no Hu~ artillery ~!Jiy coa~hed by Morris md1catlon of wht.t wru; to follow as 1 Harrison who In his "o:l'l' moments he was t hrown ouL at filst by r.llow:s Bull Montana to assist him Garrison. Searles walked and L to get t.he bats to the field and hold Haley was also out being throwr. th jerseys for the pitchers to slip out by D Sisson on hiS tap m front O'le their pltchinC arms, started to ul the plate The11 the nreworks il king a nd before the M1ddleport :>tort.ed wtth none on base and two ~ l~e Department WllS ca lled to ex- IHCll retired tmgulsh the boys trom the Hills. W Huley smg:lcct. St.anley walked. . ht hits and sh rrms had been ~nd when J Johnson drove to tn thu ftnul•. mg ed A d ccnlcr field and Douchet ty dropped - - - --- - - - - -- - reoorded, eve!~ ru~~a~~!~ the fe~~~ th e ball Lh c 'fi.J:. twc scored and J uff Comer W HJI" tlmn IIUJiad 0 RoLhrtei.J 11 · 1 0 II I I O' 0 bl~i by ct H tri~le bY Straus" wa:; Johnson v.as za1e at seconct Me- an{! S~anl:'!y followccl l> !th AnoLhet• li&)'C!I. 0 2 0 0 0 0 n v,1 cs and ~It r the Inning In the Naughton singled Johnso n f!;Olll~ to ;: nd when t htl ball J.., lL \!u ouah RoLhMub ill 3 0 0 13 0 I L!Je ~~~ bo~bardment continued I lnlid Buck :,tngl cd I!.Ji (ll M CN::l U:;;h• 181\•.'Jher Hll.ley SC01Cd aud m tlllltly - - ---fm~ It o.e5 here tlul.t the morale of ion t :~~k seco;.ld unm olested an< 1nulled up ~t U1ird J Johuaon was 'l'otnl 20 0 2 23• 16 G an w 1 8 was seen to both ...sccred Bucl, wtml to second tl1rown out by Oa~rlson Three httk, tlle Galli~ fho~nt~ f Gracked 1 c11 t \e throw In tm d sco1cd \l.h:m l (lnc Jun . one error. one left From Hy8ell Run llJl AD R H PO A E b~eak. an cr e ense d 1 with RothGeb drooped S!!t!t t s pl'Itrct It ere (11 there was no more scmlng . Sc l\rles 3b 4 1 3 1 3 1 Two err~s we~e: 5~hndwlc~~ts ~ ac usmst fo r the t hird out S~r<1.uss who l'lnur::d~Y evening <this evenirllP L Haley, d 5 1 l 1 0 0 tv.o wa s an ~ee Le 8 ld th - 1 <:pencd. t.he tnn.ng with J.U out Pomero y and Parkers burg are play. Harrison lf 0 0 0 0 0 01 co unt for SIX more touu rs ' c 1c oo!!ed 1t m the same ffil!.ll' ,·r when IllS ofJ a game owln@' to the ract . W Haley, If !i 3 3 1 1 0 b<1ll 6Bme was on ce Ilk l' e drovt to S<ott and was thro~vn I that the Wellbton-Pnrl':crsburg 11 Kloes 56 J 0 0 0 1 D· Mecntlmfte Buck d w11.t~ pltcl~mc:t Lh~ uLat tl1st Three hlt.s, six rull!S. two- ynrr.e was ctcelued off The game Btnnley, ss . t 2 2 o o 0 a house a re an rong c u h crrcrs v. 111 ~tart nL 8 45 E Jchnson . rf o o 0 ~ 0 0 &a rne permitted fi ve men to reac I ~ b - 11 , J Johnson 1t 5 2 1 2 1 0 the l~ltml station, IWO by h lt.l> l\1. 0 I Tli~e RbcJlpeLile fOI ~o~g ~~~n%~1~ Cl;;~~ir~K~~~~mc LOA~,,~ H PO A E M,:Naught~n. c 5 I 1 6 0 0I ('11 wa lks and one on a n error Ono 1l•u.v .lQ en n.ppease • e I 5 1 2 3 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 Buck p 1 was retired a t the plate m au en- l coal:hed machine again started In Sw.she:, r 4 0 0 I 1 0 C Haley lb 5 1 2 II I 0 deavor to score alter fl cat::h ill lcfl t he fUth. Serules ftrst up Amgled F'lfe. r 4 0 0 0 3 0 Strauss ,2b 5 1 I 2 3 0, 1 6 11 4 0 ; ; ; H,sell F s 1'olal , 43 13 27 14 seemet' a sure bet Mn.na,ger Hul~y at b9.t wrs picked oft' ftut by Stmy, ~b 3 0 llttl ball Run 1 5 i Harrison mnde frequent cha nges m Sls5on sound asleqJ d1 eamlng p rob Scott, Jb 2 0 0 0 0 1 w~I~N~~rh~f 1~~ .~01~~ ng :t:ls Jmeup but It seem-ed to make tmrrbly of how tnn.ny hits he would ge~ Dnugh£:rty, cf 2 U U I {FOR RENT! . Ncwal'k 3, 1\.ochfr..t-;x 0 INTERNA'l'ION"I. oontrol "-mBineler To Roll Up Unlucky 13 II I' Hita LUG UE P!U!kdllphla. ti , Cl •:evhtn d 4 Booton 1, Delrolt 0 ill lnn lu"s' Wa&htngLo:ttt 4, Ch1CUKO 1 New Yort. 4 St Lou:.. 2 reached first. He had ,peed, WINNERS HIT HARD Chu. E. Hull, Clara BaUey Ev11, and J . E BaHe)o wmc Pomeroy visitors, recently. Case No 8680. Jn pursuance of an Order of Bale 1 Nobel McElhinny of Middleport, I wa<; vlsltln& h's cousin, Icephcna In the above aetJon, I will ofrer Cor £ale at publlo auction at the door of r,fcElhlnr.y, rec:mtly. Bob Perry and family of nen.r the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, I Jc1 f.>!':vvlllc, 6P£nt the aft.entoon of lu the above named Cowlty, on the F'curth At Jeff VIolet&. Saturday, the 16th day 6t July 1933 Glei-1 Taylor and wtfe, Ev ~rctt at 10 o'clock A. M., the foLloWing T:l ylc.r nnd fnmlly spent Tucsdo.~ c.:csCJ'lbetl Real Estate: J' rt ~moon wit h B TB.ylor and ramSituated !n the County ot Meigs ' lly. In t.he .Sta~ or Oh~. and In t~ I Dnlc Ptrry was plowing edrn at towR.IIh(J; ~ -or Ol' ~ e and 'b6unded 1 I t • nhenna McElhinny's, Monday and described as follows: I Blnnes Vlo!eL has been helpln~ BelnH ,and lying in Fr..cUon No. Ray Whaley and ~ er had -- " B. H oraaa and t•u\lll spen~ wea. ._wmn, t. Allows OAK GROV.E of Charleatoo 1.11 the tu<at of Pearl Faye Bletner Mrs HermaQ Bletner re~umMi talte, home Saturday after spending the breaklui •lflk, buffet, chlra cloaet.. paet week wit.h relatJvM at co"'"' ~I' tt&fe. PI lt~kr, lumbwl and CirclevWe che•' o( 1 Toledo eompatiDf JOAie., wriU!Ir detk, tyP. Hester Lewlli of Pt. :Pleasant Is ra4lo t4oola. pedcat.ala, a a 4 tht guest ot her rrandpa.rents !dr mony other arileles too namuous ~nd Mrs. Henry Winter Btl " ••1gh to meaUon. ETerrtblnr mut seU 1t 1 as 1 ..., lenh•r a.l once. Mrs Jennie Martlu and chlldrt::n Sale ~ becln at I:OO o'clock of Pt. Pleasant visited relat v~ ~o~ of dlftlnr 2. Gallia Countial\11 Help· . f lea• Be ore Buck Who 1 I ~ -- /••~·,:.CS :::£·~r·~b:;:~~ PUBJ..IC SALE I un •mv to:r &hcl ANI:IUOAII & ~ J01eph Keefer. Inn - · il ~~ ij 1:wa:~H:~rih~ ~:~~ 'a::uuba~; RIIU ;~eba.I}ce =dt.oh~beat~~.~0 h~":.;'o;~ t.hem aa Buell IJ a N IN To,URON[v1 ·GAM£~;~~!~;~~~£.~~ 141'1. 8 (Jf t141JJ jl to Athena ,..~ wh.en abe hu employment. I'OR ~19a Oc:Luse Ohevro· Mr. &ad Mra. CWJea Lehner~ Q!o11 li•X. CfO\f'l 81<lre, Middle· 1' turned home llol)day alr.r • • ~t ~~~dan n:otllent con4ltion. JpJ the pa&t several weeki .,-1~ port. 7-13-Jt 1 the latter·• parents. Mr. and llil. I ..r~: : I (j,U'J-1 ~I G.50-10 $ll.81i $14.60 ' �• MASON CITY For-Sate; rt • ... ~ 11:""1 ~~- . I= .. 4 ~ .S'..tf} 1': J), AQ'VIltThiN'G m =· SECTION : • R[ Lo·e[ c ~"l;~.~::,~ k'4u.di LW!i-i'4ew cro_p 11-mo;y. Anc M1 :1 DOUI 1IIJI MerrilL ~ Sprln15· qUality, 16 cen~ per lb. w. tt. dale, Peru:., was the recent. rueat Athey in u:rrer, Ohk•. 7-l:Htt i ~~te-:.~· Ellzlbeth Diehl IIDd d&u· uurg. or J'&IUOI IUVWed ilt Mr. and Mn. Wltherl and faru· I :.aon.&Dle prlees. Brlui m Y9UJ ~41 """· lly or pt, Pleau.nt villted To HVS[ll J a U, ~oq M~~~~~ =a:'One ~ I1HUJ I 'I!Pill olf!l:f tor tllle •t Poblio A,uc t-.a at U.. restknce •f a.r Zirkle rr.ear &h• bavb lee Plant ,lull be· and Mapoll brlllp, lew tbe -~::..:::;:::::..~.:.,""'..:,-:;:: -:::;::--::; 1 bt to.qer.,,, on Saturday, IDly I OoAsecuUve insertlonl for 15lh. 1811. .U my bouehold coo4e r.mero,. • Consecut1vi tnlertiom for price of [ l;.auah of Pl Plealant were SUN~AY sue~ts of Mr. and M:n. Ed Oape- IhartP~ulandne famU,. Thomas this Sunday with Erneat CrOI5I aDd fam.lly of Condit. Mack Maple and Dorothy JArk'l.ns ot Elut Liverpool were. calling on W. B Cross and wUe &nd Re- room 'Itle ad taker Willll&dly 18111t you becca CotterlU saturday. 1f de&iroed, 10 that the tor Cathryn Carnahan spent the weet ~ 1n tnd with Ruth and Oraee Balser. our ad la prep.;.. """' a 1 mapner 84 t.o brlna t.b.e ;;rfle~oi Earl Parrett of Columbus spent • Sunday wlth A. B Cross 1\nd famresultlt to you. lly ' here Sunday Ernet~t Smith and ramlly spent 18 publishers wUI be re•poMlble prompl Tenm cuh. o~ tor one meorred insertion Olark Dull, owner. Pearl Faye Bletner and brother Tuesday with Ntal Sal5er. ot &Dl' adverti!Jemept, Errora ln Cl&&~. l'tleNamee, A.u.ctloneer. Cal l v'slted with their parents at Bell Spencer who hall been qult.e adverttaementa anould be reported -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_~ Charleston. ill the paat week 1s better. immediately. ? Charles Lehew ot St"ubenvllle 11 Olad)rs Holman who is attendspending this week wlt.h hi& mother Jng school at Athens was home oter No aA.7erttaement wtU be taken !or M.. !t!rs. S E Lehew Bl'd da.ughtei'B. the week end less Ulan a m1nlmwn charge of POMEROY, 0100. Ml 11.nd Mn. John Maldf:U --nd _ _ twent~nvc centa for each inler~ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Malden and Court Street, Ote1 Smith'• tlon. cr. ildren of Clrclevtlle were ~week I Ti BYRON BING, I D. end guests of Mr and Mrs. Herman DJetner and famUy Mrn B. P Board Is a visitor A.t. Flat RJH::k t h 's week. M; r Ka~~ M::Crony Is repoprted t(.l be very Ill at her home hert!. Ra v M roumn cot Pt. Pleasar.t was Lhe Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs L. c FW'bce ar.d fe.mlly Mr. and Mrs Roy · Heny of f.a.rkersbw-g are guests of the tatter's parents, Mr a.nd Mrs. L3wls Dodson and family Bertha Rou3h hii.S been suendiug the past 11everal days with fuends itJ Pt Pleasant. _Mrs.:_:_ ~ Hart..enbath of Po•Jieroy FoundLOST-Ci&&.J't!tLe Lighter, near 164 N. Third Aveuue, Middleport. No~ t.;fy Th~ Dally Tribun':l. Reward .. SHERIFF SALE OF REAL E.\'lTA.TE EiTATE OF' OHlO, MEIGS COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT c E. Kelltr as Executor, etc, vs I Elmer NEwland and Mlnnte Newland Cuso No 8669 In pursuance of nn Order of Bale h') the abov~ action, I will otTer for sale at publlc auction at the door of thr. Court House t11 roomeroy, ===::::---::--:---:---::7-::1:;0::::·3t , th FOUND - F~ kcy1 °~h Je~w~r fllrll.fu nen.r ace c u.f,lbune o!~r q~re a_t !Dall~ 8 23 t! co ILIJ pa~ --~r~ ':..: _ __ _:_ _~ OOEtisMAK.lNG st>eclalli !or July all cotton dresaeJ made for $1 oo sllk or rayon dresses tl SO Lucy A 01bbs, 131 Mulberry Avenue Phone 527-R. 7-10-3t I POLLY AND HER FOR RENT- Five rooms and bath aot spring Ave. !"'~thcrJne Bauer Ohio. ht the above named Cour.ty, on Snturdny, .the 15th day of July, 7 ~7 -3 t l tu;ta. at 10 o clock A. M , the fol- - - - - - - -- - - l lrwlng described R~c:al Es~ate : NOTICE Ot' COAL BIDS SliuaLc m the County or Meigs, 'l'he Middleport Board ot Educa- lc ihe State of Ohio and ill the ~~~:;~~~ tton will receive sealed bids to fur- township of Orange e.nd boWlded !3EO.AJ'S nl.!lh coal to t,he five Middleport and described as follows B<•hool buttd.ln_!ll: !or the comlniJ Situated in Lhe ROiilhweLt quatschool yeax:, Tl)e ' bids must !tate t.t-r of section No. 4, Town No. 4, the price per ton at which n good Range No. 12 of the Ohio com~~:rade of run of mine coal wU,l be , rtnny 's fUrch asc. Beginning at the delivered to the bulldtngs Qs l'u~d- I northwest corner of a lot of land f.d. The bids must be sealed and founerly owned by J. C Baker, marked "Coal Bid" and )){' In thf! I t:-.cnce west forty-four and l'!evcnht.ndis of the Clerk on or before t(·tn links to the west line of said 3 the 1'lgbt to I wcUon No 4. a. white oalt reject any or all bids I nvc Inches N. 33 degnes E seven Paul s . Smut, Clerk Unk.s und v.hlte oak twelve inches Middleport , Ohio 152 degree:.; CB.!it Lhlrtf!f!n links; ~,..:;:;;::;;:::::;;:;;:~; thence south on said Bectlon Uno ., _ _ -,~~ twelve rod s and nve llnks to a sLake r·~-o:-~ where a. white oak six Inches N. Ju degrees E twelve and one~half links. thence south 8 1-2 degr~es e~t NIVI!R rQCJ.I and eiBht Ullka to a whJtc oak free 2D inches In dta~ meter ol • come.. thence •outh 72 1-2 degrees; fiv e lads to R stake1 'fwe~ he:~utihtl apa.rtmcDI-8 thence B 80 deKreea E. six and TfiE'I; TELl. ME ovrr A. & r . Store, one · half rodM to a stake : thence e. 1 COLCNEL tiOOFE.R I~ 1 5~ 1-3 det:I'CC8 E. n lucLeen rods ann 1 One huge sl'led l'ltore room TAKINt; A LOT OF nve n t.cen lmks to the road out to 25 by 80 f~t-nflxt to Ohio S'TRE)JUOU5 EXERCISES lund formerly owned by J c Bak~ I>J CONNECTION WITH I r1 , thence N ~1 1· 2 degrcllll E on I atld Bakel lme eight l'Ods &nd HIS Dtti:T AND I'M One H room hom16-Can be t\.\ elvc llllkli Lo a stake on' Ute west CUP, (ijU ~ TO SEE 'h'HA1' ~<lde cf lOad , thence N 23 1-2 dell'•fd for two tamiUe~o-Lwo I KIND OF I gJ cell E twent} -tl.rcc rods and · H<:'S b11ih •·oomt>, nuL to ITetlby · fOUl teen links to the place ot beg~ I OCIN(, ! tcrl<~n Churn-All on Mw:tn \ I Inning, containing four acrcs a nd ~trect in l' omcro y. Inquire I one hund 1cd and rodK more or lc:;f.l A p pml~> ed lit Sixty Dolliu s. lror.1 t:dw Jo:bfon;bll.Ch at / ctoo 001 ami canne L sell for leM \ lhnu two~thlrdl! of applD.l'mment. Ucd :\m hnr Store. , 'fcr m11 ~r Sale cash on day or HalJ ' A o Tracy, Shcrtrr 1! W. Peoples, Atlorucy. ... ,... CHERRY RIDGE Mabel Hart and aon of Athen& j a. o . Tracy, Sh~rlff apent from Saturday unt 1 Sunday Mel&i'J County, Ohio. with ber parent.¥, Jell Violet a.nd E W Peoples, Attorney. 'Aite. Elzl&beth Ro8ls was calling on Dale Perry and wife SWldQ after~ uoon. A':/~:t. J~~J ~es~rves ~here r. ~====--- SHEIUFFS SALI!i OF BBAL ESTA'l'E •----------- ~ ~TATE OP Ollru, MEIGS COUN· 1Y. COMMON PLEAS COURT SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL I C E. Keller as Executor, etc., ESTATE vs. R. M Swindler and STATB: OF OHIO, MEIGS COON· Fern Swindler. TY COMMON PLEAS COURT ... C. E. KeUer &a Executor, etc. daugh~r. 1 PAL~ ,-:, lflpled ocor!ni HalO> on r•rker, nc~~e T::m~th;r~g~~d lcr~~d - ---- --- ·--------- ~:~g:ytor~~~~·~ ~mH~~:e~~g ~ ~a~ ;'~~. ~ 16 TWo bw:;e hit C The Giant$' Shutout Specialist 1 . - - - - - - - - - - B y BURNLEY ll err' ~ ~lll l'l ') .1 c!~HIUL;,: Sl lllll :...~ j- IJ !1 • · • " '" ... Struck out by BuCk 4, l:Jy Hayes I 1; b;-. 0 Rothgeb I Wild p1trh Bt tck I I U•JIIbl<· play W Hw.lc} I 1h C) S \~lth 1 t.u M( • Nau!'(l1ton St.olrn b~c Slunlcy Imungs plLclwd b) Il nyt·~ '' !llOllC OUl IH tillld l Hlhl OJ! Ha yPS 1 6, runs soo10d five by 0 Ru~hcclJ 6 1nnlngs 10 lliL<>. 8 JllnR 1 11 Winning pltchet Buclc: Lt:;lng 11ltcher Hayes Runs batted In by Stl'llllSS SL'Itt • I le5. Stanley 2, J. Johnson 2 Buck 4.1 W HJI.lt: J', C Haley 2 I ecole by lnnlngs Hysell Rlln 0 l 02 I 1I 0X 000000000 000010100 2 OPI' •wrm:. n o on 1 n o n o I I I Tlnw ()f gume 1 00 Ump ire:, C Allcuswo1Lh, M et'~. D Aliens\.\ ortll AtlU.;ltJ(_'Ar: Club ColumbU.i Mlnncapcll.;. Indlanapoii.:J I 0 .. , '-1\., -•IP f • • !h., fl ' l '' ( , J HAL. IS ONE OF "THE FEW To f~AKE 'THE JUMP FROM COL!.EGE DIRECT 1'1:) '-;;· A.._~·~~-~~.- -~ --~ ~lea· ASSOCIAl'ION Won Lost Pc ~ ~~ St. Faul 3:r! 39 39 43 610 547 ~ 524 !ill TelL do 44 43 soo Louu; ~Uh' oiQ 4J 4:12 11411waultce Kn•u~ ·. City :m 4n ~~~ &4 4JD J!16 NA I' ION 1\J, Lt;A.GUI I. 3.! 40 4:l 42 41 31\ [i421 :n C,j '\ I gi\lllg P ltll.burgh ,,u.n t <1. J /,u pall!lfl /(JIIIt•l ;n IISII {'!,., BrooiUyn Ctuc••ma.ll Philadelphia , ) , 11;111<1l IHI\11 <ll l llll r y , 1,,1, /lito'! B{)£lon u >vtlty f!, r -ltD ~ "' 11b · nnt ~ Wa:,llm~:t • 111 I l '> ln oll UttE c<~ll ll<llllly for Jmmtdut/1 • til~ iln•J llu: ;~ .;;t .1\<ldi eh na wo1y. .hLne 11.•1 U 1111111htt you }1.11\T 'Yt 1! 11111 thr 111!\ A i . 111111 rm leiiC:I 111 tlu• t'-'))'l. ....._,>t~?•rr:~z..-'ii'T'~i' ""' -'-,','"'""~ l1' , l f,' 11{11'111!1 o. III". u "~ \hi• C<ll\pli'p 1'• sCENTS·'!!' you this Plltt~ru 'i>y rejjurn lll&ll. Pleaoe mall at once your Paris pattern, No. 1062, oize-to Aojdress peselm)11ts ""~" fuu 11 aw Ut;c ttthliB for the Uiont.a tbts )'ea r of UUJij tholl' 116 11 up-and dun'~ crowd, Me 1111 wh 1\e, wt: will turn t~Ll 1potllih,t on ont of .tke rr~ t~niWCl'll tO the qU~ItlOBl llo)V ' thlll1 Giant• mttna;iDJ to 11t&y Go1du~'- ~rit llitrwh;~~ Name . . T~ L ll\aY qow : ul lo.,.... llallr Trib"P"'' Mlon 8uma ·~ 37 35 ~:r! 35 :12 <\7 46 · · · · · · · · · .' · · · ·· · · · · · · · ' · • .. ." ......,. ... ' L,, .' . ''"I , '' " Ia 9hnply a 11;1 r,o 41 f111 I(I(I"O 111 p otrnl t Pl(lv~ ·n.nl p n:,Wn 311 ~:t Wrrlt c..r 1•h• lh l(>llf n Nrw Yr,.< T 1•'1 rl'irl j,]) 'I ~tilllljl a •Jt 1 uml I Ill Pd )I~ ' 1!1 Won r...oot. r:tfll• It u htlnd cui IS $6.75 ' •\1"1 ., ~7 I ·11fll Ir.m· ~, :Ji J~ J'r L $6.40 4.50-21 $7.10 4.75-19 -.... $7.6!1 5.00-19 $S.lf .•. $9.15 -,1-JU0 ' • . ..... i) - I.' r,:n I !l!l 11 r I:] ' t,l1 41 ~ -, 4 ' 1, .r, ,, INT~l~ N o\'rlONr\f, J,f'AG 111£ Cll.ll> Nqml\( I' . ,, I n "~ ' $10.45 1 27 :'10 ~~ $8.50 4.40-21 I llfll)' Now to Get 1'14esc l'attenu ~~ ll tl ;, .1!11 - ~0 AMf.&I(;AN Li:AGUt: II ~S JfJ f lr11 'atlttll u ,qdy Jt/HJITf. 11r!rh 1 !.tJ U1~ Bt fur llii\el '''lor tlrl' nnd Wo11 L.o,,L Ulull ltn~ ~. su~h $6.55 _.:;.S:::u!:per::;.:t::wl::•.:.t..::C:::o:.:•d:..T.:.i::.r;:;e':...._ . , •l.> It's :,.0:1 - I 'I GOODYEAR {?,;;J ALL-WEATHER ·~ll.\.'i N!'w YmJ.: t.:h<'Ck 111 $6.05 ~ ;\ C h~t l\.~o ·hln r .mrl wl11lc r rr p~ 1llk made tnl 1.75- 1!1 ! ~.kHI ll:t\) $5.60 I '•114 I A 4.5\ 1-21 $7.35 ll1 rr,. • ~ 1l1r ~ r :1( (•f nl rru ~ • •' r , \murc an d a MJfl1) hllmij rtver to dl'\racl fro m lou oln t ltl<.td!h lh ~ l(ll i,;t h $5.40 I 4'1 13 15 'THE 61G LEAGUES. \CJIILai '•. 50-20 8 S 3 0 1 I X -- - - - · · 'I $5.00 0 0 6 0 I 0 I) 0 X n0 Htts Opp cn •J1S Cheshll'c R uns Hit<- , ;.~ SupertwiJt Cord Tires 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 " Rum .. . "' GOODYEAR PATHFINDER 1 111 11 ~ It a~ .t IIOW 'lllEY STAND ->.~,;, _ 1'1 /!!tw y.,,,f. I r r other kind- this is tbe ~~·tt,IX1~c'~!i~e. 1 • • • The public wouldn't buy'j!ftdre if Goodyears did not off<er,g;realtel!~ ~ ., do oller ~eater value, hence they enjoy - g.r~t:e~ , sales ••• Are you wondering what tire to buy? Just l ask yourself this simple question: "Why should I buy any tire but a Goodyear when a Goodyear costs no more?" ••• We think you'll decide it by comin!l rillht down to see us. First b1:1sc on cuors H~se~! Ru I 5; Cheshire I Base on bn.lls by Buc 1• ~; , b • · I '! Th!l public buys more _GoodSfear Halt· ~ . hit s H:othgcb 2 THE SMART MATRON f'f lftl rd r1rr I slirtfl11 d ftl Pttri J mrJ fl1t I Here's Something.,, to Thi.,lc. 1 r1r1 " ,.. J: [ h.lrtol 1 'J',. f !t'.Jr Day i S isson Eatned I UllS Hysell Rllll G ( Left on basl'l Hyse ll Run 8 C hc!{' By .!ANI' GORDON fl4tl rrn~ ilrt 11111•11 111 bH Sf' 'l1lrt'C - - ---- - - - ----- -- mot/ til ,U}U{»Jl h I ~ ---- FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS (, ordt~n 's I By l 1 - I r,.11r iE~r· I I I !Ill I :;::·~~~;" 1Ji1q~. I 0 1 - lu a Brooklyq I \AI IN ~:;~.\,;;'':~ ~~·· c':~~ ~:;.~,. "~R II AND VANK[ES I vv '"""""" Mt IPut" "l'n End·To< I .J,-'., B • w"""'•"'·' I' -,:HAT - 1>~\oenth The C ub& took thfili w w )~ l.en.la Y trom llu:: and 1 TOOTS ANTD CASPER' .l I Cardmala ma n hom TC)UU;, well enough for t he Dodgers. &I· I · I T H ~ le y 'I, 1 I ~;·•. 1 :::i~~~·· t he GELl H•8.crN•Tnns ur. " u l"'hl~:~~~~i:~r~,\~~!~~:t~ ·'[m pitch~ C d • ---;;-1 Th)rd Inning-c. Haley doubled . SPa\!16 LKAGUE RE05 N~ ~v [ fR~M the Inning and :... 11st Ry Inaaw..n deter.~ea the " ~ , t..!rv.n lng fhtttJUI:iher:; Da;nR~ Alb:l.ny 4, Bll1Ia:o 3 ' ·e~ Hal Bchumncher " orod hi' sixt h Jer:ocy Cit.y «1 Toronl,o 2. •r I J+fe .Q ani!> ~ IOhULL\It of tile ~>ea:>On !or the 01· r aront.o 6, Jen~ey City 4 'M. \ en Giant.; Piralea Wi,'l """· t uunng back Sl Lou~. 3 t~ I Nu Need to SuQ'flr ®oth~r I Innings, NfC(!m~t) o Bvl nc .T&rnes hahdlcd t he ehqrL ~ I Baltimore 9, Montreal 8 1 l:J lnu 0 ent : [ Lp JOb f01 lhe Giants ~~\11< ilo I llli;l>l bcbble ., -I M.cntrettl 2 Baltimore I •;;eve. Red Sox Win 1-0 In Elev- 1 kept i"' l•o-gume Th . 1 ' iJnple yet. ~exptn•' 1ud\l':l.ntagv In th~ American ctrcult t ele 5 one a_ inba.m.Du.'f.kln or l 1 mnlng!l, ag-reement) . b B entb ; CU S ea I by ~;ccrlrv t.hreP ruw; 1n lhe clihlh c;l v•• way to redui!e d ~~ t~ 1 GAMES TODAY Brooklyn w, fuung rr(;.m the W l1ltc Sox of ~Wollen toe Joints ani d •ha~g~ ~ Chi "" "O 4 0,. 1 ~r! WhJt.chlll h el'l t hem down to nonna an to~""~> h 1 AMEitiCANAsiOCIA.TION - - C BURLi , .. , " I 1M · E ~ldOUnig: t B• ,OPELAND the SK>x to fl ve hHs !Jut was sl-low- to liPP Y oone 5 mer Columbus at Mlnneapoll~ .. '. rd !u thE' nm ll MlAf e" .finiSh· IU•d morning \ 1 Toledo at St. Paul iNS Bp01 to'> W11lCt l lng As k Stansbury Drug Co, M!ddleLouisville at Kansa !J City ~~ . Yurk July-' 13 - lNS - •"'-' [ nort. agent.s or any ~t class 1 jurt h :1d a very pamful thougllt, j Jchnny Alkn g C~t hot und fr> n- dJuggl"t Indlana.po l.ls at Mllwnukee fo r a.n qr!Jlnal two'l'ht! Chicago Cub:, may wm \l~o' ned len as the Ya.n ke!'s hen.l Sl ounce botu" of Moone's Emerald NATIONAL LEAGUt N ~t · r,nJt l l t>:. !tl~ pennan t l.tOUl t, 4 to 2 ' rtl~ Browns collcct ::!d Ull 1rnll ~ trengthl and refuse to I I l l~ l I'Olll d gn ~ \1, rmn!luJ f.' II •a htt~<; off AUtll . with Eel a t:CI'Pt i\.1\YI.hLng ill il:O place It Is Phll9.delphla at. Cmclnnall l ,.. uild:..t!t <; :,tlch as we hatill'l 1[)3:.! Wel ls }JCldln::: t;11 t.u l it( New 1 ucJ 1 , , highly COIJcen t.tated prepBrooklyn at Chicago ll\ \~ h lcn 1. 1 l'ianw g~.: n~~> d ro1 [J (J{J Yr. nc111 It \I~ the fill lt \>'ll l d a l ! ' LW u that two uUI1CC5 lattll a Boston at Pltl.sburgh !1, 11 , vt nu~ll l bame~ , r:.on" of w,h1cl1 k lOW !01 the Y~nks , :onl{ t nm a.ud !UI thermorc one New York at Bt LoulK W <~.o. . p:tJI,Ju 1g e nougl1 co o\ 1\ t~i\ll ' r J ,Jil ll t\ FOxx s laon wr Nu 25 In J::ctLI of Emetald Oil docs no a:lve l 1 unmng up u.1 il:q Willi ba .1·J I IJH ~~~ ~ t:utcd t:t;e A,r kl' 1 ~ c u yo u c omplete ~atL~ roctJOn yo ... e::m Al\oiERICAN LEAGU E flltlsk 11 mr - 1m r ally , whkli dowucd lmve :-rout 111 o 1w} }!'funded Cleveland at Ph1ladelphl11. r• Jr r ~-;. d lCd:•Y 11 :; liiO l4~!L W 11- i l lll Cl t'VI',allct Jud1ans, I) Lo 4 Special ncte People who want Lo Detroit at Bcston nllu l llmmg H.oot\~:r.d Bu~o lll'l'cl' .j'w ~ !Lu g suvc the t11bo 12lli l'. reduce ~:;woller. or l\l.rteose v ~ lns St Louis at New York , R! taL euml gh '~tthcr <; to vul ar A smg l" by. Roy J ohu son In t he -.J•ould get. a bottle of Moone's Em~ Chicago at Washington 1 uthtl \\ ,'Jt' mc.;lloctc c.:olm- 1(•it:v nt t. ••tu.lPff end d .1 ll tll 1•· ', e;·Jl ld O!l at once Applied ni~h~ 1 ather ' It" <~~ •·a gauon Into a p n ••• , rh1r l b•LI'. ._ ~ n Vic SotT ~ll"tHILloy r. 1ud morning a-5 directed the)' will INTERNATIONAL LF.AGUt: 1 s ;a t c1 ~ ;1 g Thp Bnun::; a1c now 1. 1 Ut ;Jw u t hc Red 600C grabt.mg it quickly notll-f.' &n 1mprovc::ment 1 ~l r mtd:;L ur u bnlllan m1d - (',IS'M I 1111 Drt rc..H I to-O w!'l.l,..h will conUn uf' un1t1 L.'1e veln,o; Ne wark a t Mon!J cal j p 1 ~· 1 ,1nc' 1f t hf'lr pJV.:hu s d Jn;. rh I 'I II!:' nrav~:, of Bo:;ton 1 1· 1-1~ nnd buncties are reduced to normal Bf!aming a bla 1mlle of ¥iC!\M1f, rr~(li41f 1'f.yea r-old tennia Juscy Clty at Buftalo l lllb•l 1cd ol d a } t oo &0::!11 U1 V Jl li l '~l 1 1 !c r f>l<> h t mn m~ a1•d ~h r n •r' · !Jhenomenon, of Mllwauk1141{ W\'·t./1 ~llfi\WII with \he truphy s_ymbolic B'tltlmore at Roche~te1 I q u l • h k•h irrt.ve, bohir. d t li~ r 1mit r.vr r e ~gm I'U!IS ~c t!c the SCOlf' ~ __ _ _____ of hia. trium11h In th e NMt 0111 VIll' OourL Ch11nr,lnn1hlp at Chicago. Albany at Toronto The younguer. for whom l\ lrtlllt OIU'Iil' II PI'Citlh: cd, beat Gene Mako - - - - - -- - - au4 he kt:pt them j)oth 'oinK full tilt He ~elded hu \>OOI\Ipn "'"lr atso hill' Iilii: tour &&$t.& ~ a.nd three putouts. The ~orl~:~a +.raa, as tollowH ~ EiearJes singled ami S~ri\U&S sso red L stngteo· ond aearteo went to second W. Haley slnlfled a.nd 16 8e11rles wa.s cauGht at tne 'Plate ua .... • Fife's Ulrow Stanley singled ansJ ~· ' Haley scoced. At this !lolnt """ · Cbe1 h'tre SlX men ha.d batted and four sl.nA iAlO&t ~les. a double.. and t riple and three run s had been n ,;corded against A fal.r slZed crowd was pre.:;cnt Hayes, he was rep laced by 0 . Rothwhen the umptre called play ball at ccb J Johnson sreeted RothgEb the MJddlepon ughted Held Wed - v.:t h a &Ingle and W Haley scored ncsda.y night. C\leshite and Hysell McNaughton fa.nned Buck singled Run were the competing team ~ and Stanley and J Johnson scort!d .. Ieins for a chance to go Into the C Haley up for the second time In sr ml-fl.nals wtlh Oak Htll as lhelr t he mulng, ended the carnage when I opponents. For two Innings It was a he hit to second and. was Lhrown p.tchers' battle nut a h1t being re- cut at first Six 1 uns. etg ht hits. no c:>rded and only one man 1eachmg CJI'Ors, one left Hrst and that through a Cheshire In the !onrth the boY" sUu ted t; lrOr In the second Inning In the \I here U1ey left ,off ~ he p1ecedmg thl d however the great Hy'ISell 1r:mnK Str11us3 lu st ur gave no Hu~ artillery ~!Jiy coa~hed by Morris md1catlon of wht.t wru; to follow as 1 Harrison who In his "o:l'l' moments he was t hrown ouL at filst by r.llow:s Bull Montana to assist him Garrison. Searles walked and L to get t.he bats to the field and hold Haley was also out being throwr. th jerseys for the pitchers to slip out by D Sisson on hiS tap m front O'le their pltchinC arms, started to ul the plate The11 the nreworks il king a nd before the M1ddleport :>tort.ed wtth none on base and two ~ l~e Department WllS ca lled to ex- IHCll retired tmgulsh the boys trom the Hills. W Huley smg:lcct. St.anley walked. . ht hits and sh rrms had been ~nd when J Johnson drove to tn thu ftnul•. mg ed A d ccnlcr field and Douchet ty dropped - - - --- - - - - -- - reoorded, eve!~ ru~~a~~!~ the fe~~~ th e ball Lh c 'fi.J:. twc scored and J uff Comer W HJI" tlmn IIUJiad 0 RoLhrtei.J 11 · 1 0 II I I O' 0 bl~i by ct H tri~le bY Straus" wa:; Johnson v.as za1e at seconct Me- an{! S~anl:'!y followccl l> !th AnoLhet• li&)'C!I. 0 2 0 0 0 0 n v,1 cs and ~It r the Inning In the Naughton singled Johnso n f!;Olll~ to ;: nd when t htl ball J.., lL \!u ouah RoLhMub ill 3 0 0 13 0 I L!Je ~~~ bo~bardment continued I lnlid Buck :,tngl cd I!.Ji (ll M CN::l U:;;h• 181\•.'Jher Hll.ley SC01Cd aud m tlllltly - - ---fm~ It o.e5 here tlul.t the morale of ion t :~~k seco;.ld unm olested an< 1nulled up ~t U1ird J Johuaon was 'l'otnl 20 0 2 23• 16 G an w 1 8 was seen to both ...sccred Bucl, wtml to second tl1rown out by Oa~rlson Three httk, tlle Galli~ fho~nt~ f Gracked 1 c11 t \e throw In tm d sco1cd \l.h:m l (lnc Jun . one error. one left From Hy8ell Run llJl AD R H PO A E b~eak. an cr e ense d 1 with RothGeb drooped S!!t!t t s pl'Itrct It ere (11 there was no more scmlng . Sc l\rles 3b 4 1 3 1 3 1 Two err~s we~e: 5~hndwlc~~ts ~ ac usmst fo r the t hird out S~r<1.uss who l'lnur::d~Y evening <this evenirllP L Haley, d 5 1 l 1 0 0 tv.o wa s an ~ee Le 8 ld th - 1 <:pencd. t.he tnn.ng with J.U out Pomero y and Parkers burg are play. Harrison lf 0 0 0 0 0 01 co unt for SIX more touu rs ' c 1c oo!!ed 1t m the same ffil!.ll' ,·r when IllS ofJ a game owln@' to the ract . W Haley, If !i 3 3 1 1 0 b<1ll 6Bme was on ce Ilk l' e drovt to S<ott and was thro~vn I that the Wellbton-Pnrl':crsburg 11 Kloes 56 J 0 0 0 1 D· Mecntlmfte Buck d w11.t~ pltcl~mc:t Lh~ uLat tl1st Three hlt.s, six rull!S. two- ynrr.e was ctcelued off The game Btnnley, ss . t 2 2 o o 0 a house a re an rong c u h crrcrs v. 111 ~tart nL 8 45 E Jchnson . rf o o 0 ~ 0 0 &a rne permitted fi ve men to reac I ~ b - 11 , J Johnson 1t 5 2 1 2 1 0 the l~ltml station, IWO by h lt.l> l\1. 0 I Tli~e RbcJlpeLile fOI ~o~g ~~~n%~1~ Cl;;~~ir~K~~~~mc LOA~,,~ H PO A E M,:Naught~n. c 5 I 1 6 0 0I ('11 wa lks and one on a n error Ono 1l•u.v .lQ en n.ppease • e I 5 1 2 3 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 Buck p 1 was retired a t the plate m au en- l coal:hed machine again started In Sw.she:, r 4 0 0 I 1 0 C Haley lb 5 1 2 II I 0 deavor to score alter fl cat::h ill lcfl t he fUth. Serules ftrst up Amgled F'lfe. r 4 0 0 0 3 0 Strauss ,2b 5 1 I 2 3 0, 1 6 11 4 0 ; ; ; H,sell F s 1'olal , 43 13 27 14 seemet' a sure bet Mn.na,ger Hul~y at b9.t wrs picked oft' ftut by Stmy, ~b 3 0 llttl ball Run 1 5 i Harrison mnde frequent cha nges m Sls5on sound asleqJ d1 eamlng p rob Scott, Jb 2 0 0 0 0 1 w~I~N~~rh~f 1~~ .~01~~ ng :t:ls Jmeup but It seem-ed to make tmrrbly of how tnn.ny hits he would ge~ Dnugh£:rty, cf 2 U U I {FOR RENT! . Ncwal'k 3, 1\.ochfr..t-;x 0 INTERNA'l'ION"I. oontrol "-mBineler To Roll Up Unlucky 13 II I' Hita LUG UE P!U!kdllphla. ti , Cl •:evhtn d 4 Booton 1, Delrolt 0 ill lnn lu"s' Wa&htngLo:ttt 4, Ch1CUKO 1 New Yort. 4 St Lou:.. 2 reached first. He had ,peed, WINNERS HIT HARD Chu. E. Hull, Clara BaUey Ev11, and J . E BaHe)o wmc Pomeroy visitors, recently. Case No 8680. Jn pursuance of an Order of Bale 1 Nobel McElhinny of Middleport, I wa<; vlsltln& h's cousin, Icephcna In the above aetJon, I will ofrer Cor £ale at publlo auction at the door of r,fcElhlnr.y, rec:mtly. Bob Perry and family of nen.r the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, I Jc1 f.>!':vvlllc, 6P£nt the aft.entoon of lu the above named Cowlty, on the F'curth At Jeff VIolet&. Saturday, the 16th day 6t July 1933 Glei-1 Taylor and wtfe, Ev ~rctt at 10 o'clock A. M., the foLloWing T:l ylc.r nnd fnmlly spent Tucsdo.~ c.:csCJ'lbetl Real Estate: J' rt ~moon wit h B TB.ylor and ramSituated !n the County ot Meigs ' lly. In t.he .Sta~ or Oh~. and In t~ I Dnlc Ptrry was plowing edrn at towR.IIh(J; ~ -or Ol' ~ e and 'b6unded 1 I t • nhenna McElhinny's, Monday and described as follows: I Blnnes Vlo!eL has been helpln~ BelnH ,and lying in Fr..cUon No. Ray Whaley and ~ er had -- " B. H oraaa and t•u\lll spen~ wea. ._wmn, t. Allows OAK GROV.E of Charleatoo 1.11 the tu<at of Pearl Faye Bletner Mrs HermaQ Bletner re~umMi talte, home Saturday after spending the breaklui •lflk, buffet, chlra cloaet.. paet week wit.h relatJvM at co"'"' ~I' tt&fe. PI lt~kr, lumbwl and CirclevWe che•' o( 1 Toledo eompatiDf JOAie., wriU!Ir detk, tyP. Hester Lewlli of Pt. :Pleasant Is ra4lo t4oola. pedcat.ala, a a 4 tht guest ot her rrandpa.rents !dr mony other arileles too namuous ~nd Mrs. Henry Winter Btl " ••1gh to meaUon. ETerrtblnr mut seU 1t 1 as 1 ..., lenh•r a.l once. Mrs Jennie Martlu and chlldrt::n Sale ~ becln at I:OO o'clock of Pt. Pleasant visited relat v~ ~o~ of dlftlnr 2. Gallia Countial\11 Help· . f lea• Be ore Buck Who 1 I ~ -- /••~·,:.CS :::£·~r·~b:;:~~ PUBJ..IC SALE I un •mv to:r &hcl ANI:IUOAII & ~ J01eph Keefer. Inn - · il ~~ ij 1:wa:~H:~rih~ ~:~~ 'a::uuba~; RIIU ;~eba.I}ce =dt.oh~beat~~.~0 h~":.;'o;~ t.hem aa Buell IJ a N IN To,URON[v1 ·GAM£~;~~!~;~~~£.~~ 141'1. 8 (Jf t141JJ jl to Athena ,..~ wh.en abe hu employment. I'OR ~19a Oc:Luse Ohevro· Mr. &ad Mra. CWJea Lehner~ Q!o11 li•X. CfO\f'l 81<lre, Middle· 1' turned home llol)day alr.r • • ~t ~~~dan n:otllent con4ltion. JpJ the pa&t several weeki .,-1~ port. 7-13-Jt 1 the latter·• parents. Mr. and llil. I ..r~: : I (j,U'J-1 ~I G.50-10 $ll.81i $14.60 ' �., ' • Jl .. ' ~ l THURSDAY, JULY ll, UlSI omeroy Narrowly E$capes Blaze When· Mill Is Threatened .. NOTICE! - I! READERS' the Newo Office of The Dally LEASED WIRE VOL. VII NO. 249 unr at Tribune, call 236-L; If the Busfne!8 Office aok for 202-R. tr t'l'"i Nl!:WB IT'S lfi THE DAlLY 'f1tt&Un OF \ITEATHER FORECAST- • n ~6h,..-.,.,... too~abt Olld eotun~af Coc»tr Ba.turday. - W. Va.. : Cloud) , foUowe6 by 11howen bqinninllstt tonllht or Sr.i\ll'daJ. Wanner In extftme Eut p:ntlon t.:mlaht. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. 8Y POMEROY, OHI,O, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1933 PRICE THREE Ci'JN 'l~"> C AJlKJEil 16 CENTS B' m• ll ,._ r J400 Two · STATE ·oFFICIALS "UNDER FIRE" REVHATIONS ~ T BANKING INijU!Rf ABRHPOAE 5 2 l 1 0 0 5 0 1 4 1 0 3 0 0 1 4 0 412220 AH[ li'or a Conquetor SHRTUN~ 411000 402600 3 1 0 3 1 0 311900 3 1 0 1 2 0 34 7 8 27 10 0 8uPr Run (0) ftoueh, of ABRHPOAE 3 0 1 2 5 0 401500 Terrill, 2b 4 0 1 4 3 1 Wa.taon. as stanley, 3b 300142 Elaellteln, rr Jiarbrecht, r! Kimes, lb 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 9 0 0 Horn. It 300100 300020 3 0 1 1 0 1 Smith, p Wl!Uams c Total 30 0 4 24 16 3 Two base hits Watson 0 Guln~ ther, E Guinther Stolen bases G Guinther BaBe on balLs by Smith 5, by DemOBkey 2 Struck out by Demoskey 4 Double play Watson to Terrill to Kimes Left on ba..ses Little Ritz 8, Su- gar Run 3 First. base on errors Little Ritz 3 Earned runs Little Ritz 5 Runs battAOd In Quillen 2, E Guinther, 0 Guinther 2 Umpires Watson Davis, Mees Score by tnnlnes Sugar Run 123456789 T 000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 1 4 000000000 0 Runs Hits Opp errors Little Ritz Run s Hits Opp errqrs 0 0~ Removal Proceedings To Be Started Againat Tangeman, Fulton 'L~P-SIDEO" VUE fAV~RING HEP[~l f~RHAST IN IHfm Secretary lckeo Announces Allotment Of $115,513,611 Four Baoic Plano CoJDe To Govemmenl; Fifth Expected OTHER LEADERS, FOR. PROJECTS FROM STEEl FIRIItS .' Nearly all of Firat Allaca· tion Goeo For Federal Jobo Code Of Coal Industry h Given Immediate Attention ,. In Politico, . lneludlnc Dry leaders, Agree With Statetnent Columbus 0 , July 14--INSOovernor George White flatlY retwed today to discharge commeret director Theodore Tangeman and banking superintendent Ira J Fulton at the demand on congrBB!IlTlan Martin L Sweeney, Insurgent Cleve land Democrat. ' I have h11.d fuJI confidence In the Integrity btdustry and e.bllfty ol th~e men and nothing hlios been 1evealed up to thts time which would shake that confidence, the c-ovemru sald In a letter Lo Sween- fiery Cleveland ''hadThedemane<ea m.e ouscer congrell8ffiBn or the due to 'l!ensatiOJ;lai disclosures" produced ln the state senate investlpiton of the clo&ing or the ouardisn Trust two h1ah state ofllclab Irene Ferohe of Chicago. admJring the smnlJ plaster likeness of Gen. Italo Balbo, the work of Ralp:t- Gropp(, co BweeDey at Clevetr.nd sculptor, which will be presented to the Italian au· charged Fulton and TaJ18tm&n with "gross neglect or mjnister when he nrrives wJtb his. armada of twcnty-fotfr duty" a&9ertlni no steps had been planes at A Century of Progr~ss at Chirsgo. Many Drowned In Outing Accident tall:en by the ba.nttng ~:i~::'~ I to p~event or punish "• in~ · operatiom bly tio.nk omcJah! River Ellcursion Mia hap; 000 16 X 00020'b X 011010 ~ C~O[S SUBMITT£,0 BY INDUSTRIES IN REG~V[Rf M~ V[ Governor White S&ys Wet Victory Virtually Certain FOLLOWING HEARING Extreme La:w:neso Charged In Affairs Of Cleveland Bank I Newa Supprc..ed ~ Senate defUnct Guardian Trust eland orlale! Announcement that remova1 proceedinp would be' .atarted aa:ainst the two state offl.,b came ttom Congres&trlan M&rt.in L Bw~ e y, the Olllo Democratic a bitter clalih "'ilh A REAL USED CAR ·B'A~Gf<IN! A oi:w: cylinder 7·paueng~r Pa~kard; with g~d pain~ good upholstering, S good lites, ptactically new, motor overhauled tl.nd in A: 1' sh..,e.-Not Priced at what it is worth, but pri~ed to aell. s~<Thia Car Before You Buy A Used. G:ar at , I, I I 1 EBERSBACH FILLING ST ATIO'N Pomeroy, Ohio. · f , Thef\' will be fl meetlf!i or the U'lana,ers of t.he tJams ent.er:ed In t\le ,.P\>meroy recrettiOilall balJ lea~ Que at the .Junior btgl\ school play- Bandits Kill Cop In Payrolllloldup !~l~[t~ollo~l~ th~ gameby this It 'WILl! announced the Pete Mees All manager11 ' ~heir rapfesentativel' are urged W be present for the purpose of diBpcnaing with lU'gent 1Juslne88 matter~ pertainlnlf to the lee.~;cue Policemut ia Shot Down Cold Blooc!; $7000 Obtained in In Effort to Save Kille• Bandits From Electric Chair Oolumbua 0, July 14-INBof e. Cincinnati wcman who bared her love &ffalr with a married man, oovemor George White today srrant.cd 30-day reprieves to Joseph Murphy, l'l ann James Murr&y, 22, pelln!d yesterday atte1 noon Cincinnati negroes .acheduled to be leaving hls home ror a walk executed tonl8'ht for murder Moved by the dramatic CHOO~E YOUR TYPe noi NEW ' Straws l ·tr· ' '..,. • . e·. a:es. Soft Strawo in leghorn•, bankoko, Milano, Toyos, also Yeddo Sailors and smooth and rough atraws. . It' a good idea to have two on hand-and why not ' 11t thio low $1.45 OTHERS $1.00 to $2.45 PAJAMAS, 11enuine ecuadoriam Meigo County•' Old Reliable Store $3.95 • 1111" .' ' I' • • ' ·, . •• ' ' ' ' ' ' ap~al -:ss.9s . B.ut No ,f ire SEARCH FOR CURATOR New Haven COnn July 14- INHA wide search was under w~t :or to day ror Proteuor Raymond P Dougherty, Internationally curator or sterling memonul l.brury at Yale untversttr Professor Dousherty, ss. lfuap· • Nearo Dirt!!cta Them to Hi1 aome to lnveettrate Stolen Fire-arma ,, SqJ~ J' ~ .._ ,,; ' ..- ~ • Business is NOT Interrupted. Servtee and Prices as Usual. Sugar Run Plour Mills. [ now~ · ~ ' ' '· ' . Ze95 Sle9S DRESSES now • A bitr lot of odds and ends in our $1 Hout'e Dresses at $1.95 SOC BUSINESS RETURN REALITY IN OHIO By International Neu Service The lODI'~promJsed bUIIiness and induatrJal come-back today be- Chle&IJO, July 14-INB-Detecilft Paul Mazeika and Thomas BarrowR rnan requested furJouah,t todQ'. Becau.ae they have the Jitters Seems the pair pieked up Charley Curtis. nesro. who was carryJna two roxperu~lve plltols. "Stolen," they asked "Absolutely, Bo8s. And I cot prettier ones at hom.e. Here'• the key T~y went to Charlle'1 howle, c.pened a bo:a: that look aa UJouab It ml(l:ht contain guna. came a thing or reallty Jn Ohio A atatewlde survey proved that the tlli'Ding ot the corner Ls no mJth Employment has gained 10 per I out leaped two dozen snake~.. cent or more tn the last month The sleuths l'1llhed to a doer. lhe YOI.Dlptown steel ahops and swunr It open, and a atelet.on ratthe Akron rubber plants are work· tied tts bQnee at tbem. IDJJ at hllb .apeed, and wages havl' They ruahed throueh another tocketed an alonr the Uue ln Ohio. c!oor and a huge black bear lUIIP\1 PortlDle 11 .llllllllns even on the at them And atmoet d14!n~ mla loDI-downtrodden farmer Ohio Back at the pollee .at.atlon Obar.. farmers u.,-e taten mUUona ot dol- ~e explained \.bat be used tbe beu, ~ ~ ..paper prottt.s'' in recent 1teleton and maUl aa en~':' ~ due to tbe SUJ'IInl prtces ror n ent at 1odp meetlnp. BUt tlll!l .,...._ d•tectiYea promlaecl lllm be ~~ ._,,nds are .alactealng, n't be attfmdlat an:v lodp Jneetdloi JII.I!Je.,Pli:II·UP. bgo for oome time to ....,., � 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 13, 1933 green rutherford sturdivant