https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5776a8b3f1d531a4cae58940738fc04e.pdf 7cf0dc729183e013c5429e8ae6e55ad4 PDF Text Text •• ~ ;:J~,.Job SUNDAY, JUI,.!." l6, 1933 "BULL" AND TED IN I rWiD's "HEAP BIG" DEBATE Soon To Long Bottom Man Dr. Whaley Is Duties Of Has Old Letter Not Expecting Treasurer - on tor Mc.a·' To Leave Soon 0.. Gal mFiltiil, ~~~~~~~;~·,~;~~~~~attend J p Mn; 8 W Renner RltwEBS' NOTICE - !'f you want the News Oftlce ot The Dally Tribune, call 286-L; If the Buslne.. Oillce aek for 202-R. to her home at Culwnbw. Sunday af- nnntna, apent Bun· teJ a WBeks visit day n1e;ht with L H 1<0800 returned with rel&tivea Mrs Harr31 Olarke accompaniE!\o I er home for a fev. days visit The Pythlau R&l'mah Rothaeb wu the I(Uest or Betty Je&.n R!ns of Racoon IsKOinK' land, Priday and Baturd&y down for Lhe party at the Riags home, Friday evenl.nB Claude Coot 1s the guetit or bi& Slsters ce16bra.l.ec. their 8th IUlili\'eri&l'y Friday evet lng with home made Ice cJeulr: 1.1nd cake , Anna Vangilder ot Columbus 'isl.ted her puents C L Vangilder anndmotl'ter, Mrs Cook: and fam- &nd wife recently StaQley Rife of Marion ~tnd ily ot St Y:ary11, W va f\tn Cora Mizer of Columbus w'ere m re cently to see their !ather Dr dar in Septembu; EJ, dOll W eelu, Deputy C A Rite who continue~ O'Connell Still Heidi HOOSHHTS[ [ 5 poorly a t Mr and Mrs Bennett Reed and children were dlnner gueMs of H H Roush and famHy Miss Elizabeth Swisher oJ eolumbus is visiting he~ parents Mrs Ruth Mack received 8 letter from Mrs Charles Scott ot Pott lnnd Oregon roylng tha t Ml\ Boott; was vety poorly Mr "Scott. Is u l.t! olher of Mrs H H Rou.s.f!.. WIU.A1' SKY-ROC KETS Chlcali(o July 15 - INB-Whent prlcrs skyrocketed about 6c a bu shel here klc..:ay In hectic trading on the board ot trade reaching t he best level m several years HeavY proftt-taktng developed Qn the bolge bUt offet1ngs WC ie wep tak n the m,u ket closmg the sh01 • ~>rtslon 4 5·8 to 4 7 8c highm ua d ubout n cent below Mte top May r~ached a. top of .$1231-~ and dosed at $1 221-4c as big bUll· nJR orders swamped the ma1ket Corn 'iilOwd 5-8 to 1 1-4c hlghar tlnd rye I 1 4c to l-58c tmporv"cl Ohio and West Vlrlinla-Patr tonllht and TueRday LtttJe change in temperature, Yank Flier Reaches MANY ~ICTIMS IN I M E OH UWHK-ENDi oscow; uropeans 1 Eif!tJi~b~~!fs~ateOut Are Killed In Cr~sh au4 M;CIHNTS ClAIM By Cap~ors; Illinois INDU~TRY START Banker Is Released UNO[R NEW ~lAN er At Sunday WEATHER FORECAST- LEASED WIRE OJ.i' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. 1 his hOm"' aJ. Kyger • Joh,u Du,nner and fatnil¥ ot Galllan art' VISiting Mr and Mrs Oeo Yeu ugcr Mrs Belva. H aakins l$1ld 8Qll lill'C aueets of Mr and Mrs B 0 OrQY- when her daughter, Kingsland or New York with her mother during t he Bummer, approached her as to the renewal ot a. monthly mayJUine the subser1Dtlon to \'lhlch was due to ext~lre, she said Mother, you can get the sube:crlp Won renewed for U DO per year W' f3 00 for two years How do you feel flbout renew ing: lt.? • 'Wt!ll ' tbe a.ged Doctor replied, you had better 1enew Jt for threo Y('-6!'6 I thlnk I ll bt> H.ble to enjoy ~ ~ that long anyhow' a .. ' State Police In New York, Plugging Along With Vi· I gorIn Search For Kidnaped Youth And Assail• T fl B-:ants; Revenge Seen Ao Motive of Crime I eo" I e t' Ultnue•d• pera tng n er ter Conditiom VICTIM'S UNCLE REFUSES CO-OPERATION FOR WORKERS For Fear Of Harm To Nephew; lllinoia Officials Buoy Following Safe Rehtrn Of Aged Banker Luer After Being Held In Dungeon Five Dayo Highways Italian Airmen Give Cred· Intrepid Pool, Flying Alone, Reduce• 'Former Record it For Achievement Set By Himself And Gatty, By Nearly Four And To Muuolini One Half Hours ; Civen Rousing Reception WHEN FORCED TO lAND Mrs. Wilma Terrell Spring A mnnillge license Sunday and Monday Hatln« Sundt.y 2·!1 p M "THE BARBARIAN" 1:;::.~Novarro, Myrn~~o Loy r Half!. J,aureJ 1$ Ollvtr !i"rdY In '"""'l•• Tw.. ' 10 ::\tqn ·~" '"~· · filllokll 'l 1 sucl! ' Denny, Loul•~ ( ltHt· :1 wns Friday by the probate oourt to Mel 'm Smith 21 tarme1 ol Chester "11-:1 Ollv · Bricides 17 dnught.cJ. o' ~ mt• ne Brlci,Je.s of Pomeroy r_ LJBERTY THEATRE A suit was flied In t he common ~ leas COW't h~r e by the Melgs County Sa11 lnt& and Loan Com· pam a. corporotlon vs George MrOulrc umt D(•Jia Mt Quire hus· b~nct nnd wtrn for o JUdgme nt in 11, ~ :>11tl1 of $707 91 ;.vJth 7 per r~nl trrrst ( I om FcbH.lt'I"Y 1 1032 fhe ~Ia l'>iQCiratloJI ""' Hl• court tfilt!t tHe~ ' Q~~Wnrali'll d~P.d bP held !!lid anrl sh'lHid the juclgment It ed noc be paid wlthin Hve that li fm eciosure be made PI C\)CI ty <'Old to SH.tb;fy Judgment »''If ----..-Nli:W DAIIOIJTER P4y,tery Deepena •• ~ iot Report• no Poioon Dl-'j When two evenly matched lnd i· vlduals, teams countries or what r.ot meet t here Is bound to bli ~o rne of the well known fur flying Such Is the case whenever th e Brndbury Joe Meie1 co~tchcd t e - •eatlon tllam hooks up in compet tlon v,lth the Morr l~ Harrison ~ BI'isted by Bull Montana gove1 ned Hysell- Run lliJ!treg::~l on Each of these tenm owns R vk tory over the other and Frld:l nllht wall aelecled as the time t• DlliY olf the od d 01 1ubb"l eame H.nd :iO twa~ doue But 11 ~ pitt! of the ev ident cteHhtJ or o.l "o l!ettte the qucs"tll~';"~,~o~:~,~~T;~[:.';''~~ lhe matter b a;~ m l was before lhe game trst sn.w young KinK of 1\61"-f r~ttJ.ered ~COte W.l!I~ Q. ti<:: d~sed i" T..lo ~ - -------- Personals M t nn d M1s OLlo GrmhclmcJ Hllr1 nughttl M f thn. or Mt'' l"tta \\I \l pc 1dlng t he week cnct w1th Mi ; 1 1\~Jsr/~ \~~lt~~~~~ ~ 1nd :; .. ,. ,. Mt:; W ll 1 by eudl te~tll l the II \lll l 1l (lflB :'l lld Ev S, cnms of MllliJ ~ ~· M ~ n 1 r..r1 ' . . 'I)id You Ever· ' ' ~· Stop • ' ' T·o·Tllink? By Edson R. W&lite, Shawn~e. Olda. • PAUL F. JAEGER, EDITOR.,OF HiE BRAINERD (MINN ) DlSfATCHSAYS: • TH,\ T nev~r in the history of merchandising coolleration r nd mter·dcpendence of consume•, oeller and the medium by which theae two do buainen-the newrpaper- has l!een aa ap· pnent In at 11reaent. Economic facton !lave brought better planning of ad·rerttsing campaigns,, b_,tter ae,lection of merchan· diae bv the consumer and better service by the newspaper; all of which hat resulted in mutual benfit and inter-dependence of this 1 c\~tization. ~ "11 ). dtiinr. It offen a dual service; the conaum"' benefita by the merchoftt's selection of the newspaper aa a medium through which he can acquaint hio patrons of' his warer. Through thi• united cooperation, a new merchandising ayotem i• developing. It h"• brought the newspaJ]er more strongly to the fore than ..ver. In f11ct. the newspaper has become tbe buving "bible" eliminating the old an~prennial custom of bargaining and bartering by pro· ' fe11ional argain drivers. • AND, LIKEWISE, THE NEWSPAPER HAS BECOME THE ACCEPTED GUARANTEE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE IN ITS PRESENTATION OF THE PATRONS' NEEDS AND THE I ' MERCHANTS' OFFERINGS. N who J ~ J; . . ~ ... .. ~ ~- . .,., Luer, " • i' t ' ¥ M ~ CJC IH l' ~~~~~m:re~!ct ransom ~ hete I. lonQ: ¥ CH ~ Columbus . ". 1 ,rif'nbm g or w ~~ t * M r1 nu~hl umbus M :ll 1 Time Is Set For Closing Sessio~s Eeonomic Coqference Soon to End 1 D&llubiafto Re- ~·r " ~ and Mw Albert Wippel and er Mnrgnret left for Col '3tttll dn v fo ,n wc::t, ao YOUill Roosevelt wiH pre!ent no evidence tn c:ourt today on bebaU h1a ch&rae of "mental hearing: wiU be concloaed doon Ttouble Looms Who Un· ioe Lead... Charpo Ne- Sweeping Advance Noted In Market sroe• Ut>fairly Treated - Mother Tries To Murder Children fu~eWheat~l Saturatee Clothilltl W i t h Ker-.te, Children Mira· 1I They will h1 nocomo:J"I ~:t home Mondnv b~ Mi::s Oeceliu Wlp(lf'l wllv !Jp, , ' l 11 • ltlnQ; ther< 1111 I ~.1 $!3 Hild a M v Wippel who will 1e-m:tl'\ h"- /Q v1~ 1t \/til with complaint here Prl- Luer appeared little the worse for r.iya, refused to comment on a rehls ~rience a ftJ!r a retreshlpg J)Of't that his clt.eot would meet ~ pretty Mills Ruth Ooollnl, Fori ==========-,Worth Tex., socletJ girl, tn Ohlea- F n tk SchwailzwaldcJ anct dnughters M u) nud Hu ' o um bt s 111 rl v~::c l ""h. 'Jat 1 1 l \l l~ 1 t with fll cnds and relaLlVe:> 1 'J. I ~ h 1 • they will be guests at I ~ .o rne of M1 n•td !\ira :to'uulk" 1~1 1 M:t"4~. Nev, July 1'7-INS-EUzabeth Donner Roo8evelt today vtal! scheduled to obtain a divorce from EIUOtt Roosevelt, taU bandsome ~2-year-old son of Presldent Roosevelt Her attorney, Luter Bumrnertleld ol Reno wu to read Mr8 Roo&e!ielt s deposition, air mailed from Philadelphia, and It wu expected that me woulCl be &ranted. the decree on hei crou:-complalnl After the decree ts gr&nted, E!Uott, hiB companion Ralph Hitchcock, and his attorney, SamueJ Platt and Mn Platt will return t'l Reno and depart by alrplan'e tonl1ht for Ohlca1o to vtelt the Jl'alr , who meet youna: Roose- Aiton t 1{10'> left Sal w.rday 1 vi it IV l ,, lit n 1 Ull\1 1 )1 ~ll~ reveuhfd Members or the bankers family oented emphatically that nny ran· aom was paid, but raport!l persisted that $10,000 In small bills had been given the abductors to effect Luers ff'lease It was reported that the \1ctJm's youngest son, Carl Luer, pushed the raJlBOtn money over a cemetery wall some 20 miles from ~ ·th l It! cs In "''1'' thllt he Wll8 aa:;s with he1 mother X. r4st-. ~ to be Freed From Bonda / I of Matri'm-y vn ' kebt ,prisoner in the ~er~QJund duttatOn which was ttio amall to ~ Iow AJ.m to stand. erect He used a sac:Jc; stu1ftd. wt(h Kl'I.BG; tM a pillow and slept on bare bricks ' Although sutlerlna fronll. a chron ir heart aliment and a deUcate condition which required a strict diet, Luer's abductors fed their ~aDU.ve ham sandwiches, C!Ulte~upes and oranges during the flve M111 L\Jlinn Olll11g • t1 ~ Ypotn!l Jloooevelt Schedu1\0d (!eleM<\d 7 '~\day, Lqer, vu vt• Ohlhwer or Chn r- ~:u:ntlnn neaotJations 'IY ;(r:ton nn i\1 1\ !?1 ~ut n a \\ ~eet.s D•"vorce Case To Be Heard Today held The aged banker told authorities f¥e l4lr w~ within thf1l:e hoUl'l!l rldO •lltomdblle \ frqm t11s bam~ ~ )o': w.. AltoJ> banker, captive five days in a small brick •tlfi!U l dt~y Mr \ ' :!·~S ;t\e newapaper holds the key to thir renoin,nce of inerchan· .• n 1 h t td E JC l 5b\C'l 1 ' ~ been visiting thcll l<especllve par>1111 M1 an d Mill Albert 0 Eb tl sQ \ch and Mt and Ml'fl C'ha.s .._{rnh n 11m ned 1n t1 ell h(ll\t f\ I (! ' • 11ovn nn:l M1.. t E.n5t ' ' ... Mi '; • •' AlUm, Ill, July 17-INS-Department of justice agents a.nd pol1ce today narrowed their search for the kidnaper s hideout where A!llust safe enough, IJOr quiet _ enough -for the b-.Jdy of a 'q uaUty'car 1\ I ov 1 1 } 11 /\1 11'1\V( I€\L 1Gl ;!; -neithtr. st~:qljg _ enou'H~ -nor ' Mrs K 1thc 1!m, W' h r Abt ~ ' r o" ~ew Mn1 tin:.• t.•e W Va Is tlw <t The home guf'st or !\! !n; 'F l' 't .1t 0•0 ' WILLIAMS RITI'S S(JNDAY Funeral strv\ccs for the In fant m1 of M1 u 1r1 Mr~ Cbur les Wlll•ms who dJC:J 8nturd!l.y wlll bf' n 1 nn~ d fro n lhe E1\ n~ Fnnernl c 'T (' c.nnla} nflol'rnou n with 11'! cnc nt n ~ he BeiX'h 0 1 t c Plll t!•ty Avenue tng cnllcd a.,t LhP t"n d 1 f l1 11 • • w. l'nlng bfic~dsc o! dnrkness M!ssPs Cl ma Ontln t d nn• l EdJI.l Another effm l wnl be mnde to evening f:> ~ct lle the Issue next Frida y even- BOWI"n left Saturctny ~hlcngo wheJC they 11 Ill nttend the ng whrn the 311me two tenms 1 1t lY I ' "'l~i/,:11" l T u Hysell Run ' Corrosive Found In Woman's Throat Recreation Teams Evenly Matched .;plHJtieU lu the IJox Uy and " Mtos Rlehatd Reed d.f lJ.y&ell Run <Jnd a Oloel'knerl of Co- !JaLtle ensued But tw o e r rnrli we1e Jecotded In l I ~he birth the ent ~re game and bu L filx h 1tE ' Avenur. r e l:~.tlves "' culoouly .. Windsor ODl. July 17-INBSenftlnJ her h.usband oft to work wlth the cUlltomary kiM, MrB Armle Blootbanka, 46 .saturated her clothfn& wtth kerosene today, pour~ tbe Uquld over tbe beds 1n wbich three or her nve chUdren llept. WIFE DEAD and Mrfl Clarencll Ma~ar ~n!:l !!On Oeorfe wU! leave for ClUqagO S undR,V 'Where•Utey wUI attend tlte Cent ur y of E'rogress EKposl· tlon 11-INS-Mme. wl!e ot the Hundied todayolheart GUNMEN KILLED IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT BASE BALLI E.cap~ and struet a match She died In Hotel Dteu hoepltal shortly aft.erwatd The chUdren. e.tmost. mtracu1ot1sly esca.ped aertoua bumJL HUda, 14, &woke u the c:rued rnother aet. fire ., the mattrea of her bed Bbe awakened ber twin brotbei'A. Duncan and Billie, 10, DOUBLE HEADER an three fted to tb.e porch of their home Meanwhlle, their mother, wrapped ln ftamel, NO from the boule uc1 down the street, IIICftamJnl. e.nd. Middleport -VII-- Cheater SUNDAY l PM J•me~ Mitchell, a ndlbbor, e&\llhlii tJer and exttnauilhed the ftamliL Carbon Hill raUway enctneer. could otter .., reaaon for her act. "She was pertectJy normal when -VI- Chester ', 30 P M. Admi ..ion 15 Cents Gri!.OO 8tlllltl & Cents Pomeroy Ch~:vrolet Co. Pomeroy. Ohio I The fa.tber, • J PMEZL**>W<Wi&Nl a Oanadlao PacUJa I left," he tcold pollee "Sbe eft.D k.iesed me i(IOdbye u UIUil " �\ . --- ··-. ··-·- ----- 1 Lifting It At Last ~. ~ \l.ft(ler tbe A.c.:t .lulxiQ' UCI!pt Satwdw.y. ot om.;. tn aU use. a1fn o.l Located on Lower Secor~d l!lt.Teet, Pomenly, let~n Ill nt!wa matw tor publl.r.aUon they ltt.Dted.. A»>::l.ft'JOUI letters, .l'w.nrever exC"•Len~ a.u:l dnl.raOle lD lillfel 1.D no iDitance will be p!Jb}lsbed.. NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESF.NTATIYEB Fred KJmbaU. lac. cbleap. -rhU..'ii.e.lphia,. PII.Uburcb, Mlhvau•u For t:tlltorlal Oftlce Call 238~L g: =··..' . ·: _-. _-.' .': ·_- ' I .NEWS II ' • • l PAOIIH- . tlmea 1.t bat. two or two baAe knock.1 . !11111'& 'fO allo Dbt.allled. VIRGINIA GREGG I Headaches caused by constipation are gohe after one dose of Adlerika, 1 This cleans all pobon.s out of BOTH I l-'l 1.00 I and lower bowela. Gives bet· 1 Reed's Drug St.m·e-In Rutland by Ba.rton's ~ ~~ I T--• U •t.-- --- - rain ears Completion bea-lnnlna lm~ and , eon .. l.inulnl tor 12Zty dan al1 1dop tn Sallabury towtlll'iiP. •u be •ub.Ject t.o quarantine. ' 'l'hla action wu· ' Laken due to the _.PreV*OC. 10f. ra~ blea in tRia ti?WDllbtP.Il'wqj.,.&d. in il.n attempt to check the .lpread t.o other pa.ril or the county, Dog owner. throtllhooJ; tbe toWTI8hlp are ordered t.o keep tbeJr dop tl'Om Imme-diate e~tton of the GANDHI RIQUJ!!ST DENIED Bomtay. de.y refll£t!d 1.o arant t.ht request o! Mahatma Gandhi, aaed n&tJonaUst, lt-ad~r. for an Interview leacl.lni to o. settlement of the dlft'e~JWH be• tween the n::.ttonaUs~ and the British government. 'I1le vl~rny.1n a letter to Gandhi made It clear the -request could no\ be p-anted. ln vtew of pWieD.t clr~ cwnet.nnces, but left. the door open to future negotJattons 11 GahdHl and hU! follower11 should abandon tilelr civil dlsobedlence eampalcn h·l of the Conumtl.ee being the Mason City, MeArlhur Bamc In which McArthur waB rl'lurned winner by a 3 Lo 1 COUitt McAl'thur p.Jso had ~Q:al n.!lt hg. HAZEL LIVI NGSTONi"' COPYRJ'.,N'T .ltY XlNfl nAlVJlJIS' .Sl"'llf.CAD"; Df/C.. (ContiDued. trom Pqe OneJ Al!liumed n!Une. It later develo~ thal hl..s name was Kowal of Columbus. He cruted an C\ ~n better record of strikeouts than did COmer, maklnB the rnnninB Mullens. cf Da1 t.ou,-, :Jb - Ell"'ter; ..,11 who tutnP.d In a COI!I•Ie ~NlSIIUonal lta[ll•d rat{'hes ln left field. Aldr~®<', lb couli~, If a •1 'I1le banker said he wa.s not certaln how many men were Jn the autoJlll)blle which carried him to the spot where he was liberated. At least one of the !lve Jette:!'.! sent by the kidnapers during the H~~~~. PSb · ·. cr~btree It G B'~' .If.. · <¥.uour, · Schultz. c · · · · 5 1 ll o DT. and Mrs H ( Hord"'D and rall.S(Im negot.lationa was dellvet-rd 4 1 1 u three chlldrtm of { .lumbu!'l visited thro ugh the malls, givtng fedforal 5 1 1 o ever !he week end with Mr 1111d 1 D.@.ellL'I ruull dj~dhlet ~~. Wldedr. t~ 1 4 o 1 o Ml·s R H . Horden and alw wllh new " n """''~ Rw PWUM! uz 4 :.! 2 c I Mr an d Mrs GarPn St&.nsbury ~ 1 J. u I' Mrs Nan Moor.:- and Miss RuLn 3 0 1 0 Uruke who a1e u.ttf'ndmg summt'r 2 1 1 u !l~hoOl &t Ohio Uni versity SIWII t Ihe 2 0 0 0 week end h ere. Icong: cs:>. Lw'r said he explained Lhe crl.tl- ' cal <"l'lndltlon of his heart t.o the alx:luctors nnd asked for the heart I stlmulanl which ha:d been pre5CI'ibed ror hJm The abducton bought t 1 1 FIRE IN RACINE him som(' pllls, but Luer IBid he - - - could not trll8t the men and deTo:.a.J . ., .. · ·· · 37 8 10 0 The Ihl~ how;c In Racine. ocru- clh!ed the medicine. Two-ba~ hits-Dars: · 2, BarOOur pled by P. W Davlc;, was damaR; ·d 1 Thrc>e·base hits, Coonts, B ut-ler sume wtp. t abo..1. 2 40 A. M Mor:· "OIL PJiJOES BOOM StrucK out by Demoskey, 2, But- dll.}' when nre was dls ~o\cred ut IAr II : \\"alkcd bv Dtm' A.ly .!, thf' l't'ar of the heme The ongi.'l 011 City, Pa:, July 17-INB---OU Butl;r·l. · of the blazt> was not determined. 1t P:ll: ~. contlnlllii:l their advance toUurph·ct- C Alki'J v.;urth M "P!; was ~aid d.J'; u.." new exchanges were r..osted 4 I I n D Alrtn~w.~rth Tht• Pumerov F'trc- De-pnrtm ent by uil rY-ehafl~Ie$ here 5 0 I ul coopernted vmh the Racine departT~e new advance iJI 15 cent. a 4 0 n h 1 Mrs. Roscoe 1\leadows of Colum- m.em In extln~ttU.'>b mg the blaze bt'- l)arrel, the larQ:elt toost m many 4 0 1, 0 hll9 u.nd Mrs. Dea Haycg of Hunt- I fore It sprrn d to oLher buildings veurs Four other lnceases have I 0 V 0 1 h1R IOR\&7e 'vJ~illng at the home or nenrby been mnde smce May 22. 2 0 I 0 Mr. and Mrs M J McCarty I The remdence 1s 51 tuaLed ln thr Plei:"s under the new .schedule - - -Mt and Mr!o C H Dutry and 1 hi'Rrt or thl' bllEuu•ss d!StMct or Ra- arc PE"nnY.oil, SJ .72-$l.77; Bra<J39 3 LO 1 1cranddaughter Jean DUffy of Lo- 1 c!ne, surrounded by a number or ford, $1.85; souU1west, $152: Eu= - - - - - -- re _ka. . $1.47, and B~ckeye, $1.32. otr Po:mll)y and Jackwn will l'JC for too much for the honors LOilll{hL •t 8 : 45 o'clock lu threatened ra.lly In the anothe> tournam•nt ,.onte~t whtch failed after two runs. " Butler of the Portsmouth aggri!Box score: gatlon struck out 11 would-be~bat- I • AB R H 11: ter&:. with hl!flow· ball, that started [ M L.di~).IOJI 5 1 3 0 from the knce8 a.hd broke just even M Allc:l" wo~ th, ab · · 4 0 u 1 with the battern' knees over the Thomp:,on, s::. 1 " 0 0 plate. The ball took a decided drop • N£'al, ~ 3 · 2 0 0 0 just 88 It Invariably reached the 1 G:-~~t:~ht.r. 2:J plate, fooling pJactlcnlly ua Mid-I Battyn, 2b ·· :' 0 0 dleport bntl'lmen D::.rst rr · ri 1 :t n 1 ing ramus. that he was safe. falk aboat your poetry of motion and defiance of the law of I'J'&VltJ. Jiere l15 an example of grace, beauty al'\d perfect co-ordination by lhe tnu'rrrluring !ea at L<Jng Beach, Cal. The dancers are Dorothy Keane, .Adeline Anaove and llernu:e Beck, who seem fairly bubbline •vli!r w1tb 1 _ the jo)' of living. Portsmouth AB R H E Mr and Mrs. Frank Knopp 23 Wt'st Vtrglnls.nl'l ~'@tum to Uri' bo:onch vln the (ifOvemment. .O'Crmnell unusually Rood pitcher, who was alleged to hllve been &ll ''STOLEN ;LOVEt 1-INB-l«d. July Wlllinedon, Viceroy of Indla, t.o-- aame thrown our an dof. The uuarantlne went Into efiect Moudil.y. second worlting under runnl.ne 1ooee b.erea.Rer until the quar&nt1ne 1a lifted, ~~ jf'-::ted LO a penalty ot the Jaw- and. during thl" rurrent serle.\'1. the th·sl oue w fall to pass mUli- ° I ° I I· tm WhJch has been ·I W Jd'or s w. County H:.lt.h. OommlaJ!Ur. that \ ThLS 1.6 ---- these new •.. servants at reduced prices A ...I o e l l ' l l - ......_ .......... by· Dr. 8. Blllo, ...... l 1 ton. Ler !>leep, ends nervousnns.s. ~et I Throuah ;;;;;;; lakoa 1>1 Lhe commtttee on eliJilbH1ty in chn.rge ot the Night Ball U..umame-nt 1.n Middleport t.he Oak Hlll team. fes.tunng' "C(lmer" who struck. out 18 liuntJngt.on ba.ttera to win from t.he We..t Vlrrtnlans by :1 to I aeore-, the Dak Hill boys an- eliminated from turther competition. The committee decided at a meeun1 htld Sunday that Lhe rults W£re not eompllecJ with rel&~lve to the announelng of Conter as pitcher and U!e game wa.s therefore thrown out and forfeited to Hunting. Butler, Viaitin1 Pitcher; Sbowa Locala How I out or rlv .. ANOTHER CAME IS THROWN OUT HEAVY HITTING ----------·--------·----~~~~=-~--·.-:·-~~~_:_! Phtl.rmacy . Adv. rrHE covERNoR·s -'CTION 1 NEW S THAT GoVi:JllOI. White hnd ::~ig 11ed the lJJII which 1 will make it 'possible to pay the back salaries of the: teachers uf Ohio,1will come as welcome as utlte ttowers vf ~ May" to many be::ndes those actually receiving the money .\ Regardles~ of what may be said or done, or how I - : : - - - - - -------:----~lll c h objection may be raised ~o the present t:i.Y~tem of: c'p eratin~ sc hool s. the teachers have acted in good faith nnd earned C\'ery cent of the money which they should hftve received wl1en it "'as due. Sinlply because one o;j tw o or a dozen group~ of cit1zens object to a certain way r nf doing a thing, certainly is little enough excuRe f,,r 11 wanting to keep 1nnoceut and deserving peopl£! from l!elting what they ha\'e t'air ly cll.rnect. ~ As a matter of fa<.:t, these people -:hu uld have had \ their mon ey, lo these many months, instead of having t o The Hutpoiut A-C-Maborrow money at Se\'e ll or eight p~r t.:eut intereMt to puy tic iron is an exceptional value. Now $4.95. Jheir own iudebtedne~s whil e the stute was holding -what r W a 8 $ 6 . 8 0. It is w~• rightfully theirs. 1 ctruipped with almost There is pro baLly 11 ul one other urganil'.ation nf, = = = = = --=[ every feature designed worker~ in the t.:!ntirc umverse wh1ch would go along to speed up h:oning. working for several monthli after the first pay day had "What's in a Nan:~?" I Adjustable nutomu.tic hecu passed without their having rece1ved their 8aluries ~ 1 tl'mpcrature con t r o I lhat maintains even n:-; the teachers have done. Had such a circumstancC' j -~~·~·~· ~~.~~::~~~~~ Ho~point A·C $4.95 heat. Calrod long-li.fo uriscn with the great maJol'ity of workers in other indul:!F -·t -~-· ·t· ~1v.o1kmg his w~y Into t.he upper Matic Iron ......... .. hcaliu,g clement '1'hich fries, .a strike of real proportion!ol would have been i:itaged a~es Dl• J:, anne brackets we fil:lii'C;i we I' .I heats faster ap.d hold~ • wo uld buy a ten-looh~r with an on Che Monda)<, following the last Ft'iday when Chc pay In cutboa<d kick«_ _ heat longer. Button chco::k should have arrived but did not. nooks that make it pos'l Oh' h . h' f ,I d b t 111 · . We got one second-handed from Wh sible to iron around 1 . e 10 as not l~g to ee~ prou a ou, ca_u~Omuhn. NclJ .. July 17.-INS-The "nglnc. Thh. engine wtl\ be con-~Clui~~Y Walsh up at Lake b:>ky~ bullons. lllg her teachers so much 1nconvemence, not to mentum I cycu vt th e rallror.d world nrc on · IJ :'rtc-:1 f!tl "c' '~· LO elf:'c tnc p:en. ·,, - \"owwow Famous men like -Babe '' . . t f 'd b I eiJI O:b~ha fl~ ~h ... Ullil)H Paclllcspced · I lC.1'5 whlch suppl y CUI'H'nt to two Ruth and Ty Cobb h&ve sailed in • • • • money_ In 111 ermst ees pal o~t on orrow~~l money. ;Q' I ccm: truclion ~f the new OO~mlle: l mr.ka~ orl the axles ct the fOI•van1 tl.at craft.. The way Lo stnrt an out! there 1 ~ ~ome t•. au~e tor rc]ull:lllg Ill the 1act that the l'all-.1\PUI', light-weight. slrenml!J¥d 1ttueks. ~~ . . ~oa1d motor1sto_tlearope around This new, 01U\'h im· Bu t.:keve State did rccognizt! it1:1 obligatitm and went about paufngc~· train with which 1t beJ(~ Tile euMrt weight wlll about .t s neck and stut pulling. That p1·uvet1 food mixer is . · . . . pt;CLu to mey.l the -eve r-hlCie.fl.8lng uo tcm;, the weight of a fdnjtk all- syNtem will choke better men than 1 now avaiJable at an 1t to see thnt 1t was honorubly discharged. A:ltt!l' all, 1t rc- dermmd ror high-speed traPs 1orta· He -:.1 sleE:PIM cuL The Mtttm of vutboaud motors. · " cYcn lower price than ··11y is "Better Late Than Nt!ver" Uon at low (u&t. the train Wfll have only 1t 9 1·2 -"'' · Ttc .tro.tn-a tubuJar..,lhllne<l sin· Inch gleal':;e ab~vc the rails and I It you see-saw with the rope enbefore.. No radio in· ·' gJe pnlt ~ · teet lot;~;r-:-:wi!\...ba. P~t ~~l,Bil vu~uJl will b ~ !0 feet, cugh you should aet a.n answer ., T'nat, .w-1., -. ·<:...• "" l!ff~~~l!l'~. ~~nd,~_~n,v'J!!D!uc ~<\,;;;~ r'i'r. llrto ~p;~~t or-- h~r·~·~~ ~~ . ~ l' ...• I'< ''·fl.;:. ' from tl}e ~otor 1n al:!out fifteen J)OES HE WANT NOTORIETY? n41w J'~g • .. 1"o iellti portalii JtY n~ve Dl w -- ~chedule cafiJnt tor "' &u l.veril.g-e , e tWQ{j!ea.l' uDfta. wJll ·provide lllinutn It* almost Jl\e ' a Ions: Mixer .......... ..... creased its popularit! • HE GOVERNOR of Georgia has pretty much turned !peed bf OO~mlles an hour It will Wlt·l.na- co.Pli,Clty to~ ns pmenger.'>, distance telephone call. . things up-sidf'-down in that usual ~taid und sedate be Cltpnble of n. sustr..lned sp:oed o! tlie &e:l.ts 1\lt fo.clng ~crward, Over - The motcr R~ with a cough. On Convcnien\ Tumt over earlier modelS ; . f JtO-mlbs nt\ hour with a O'IPUl(y hcnd bto.ggngc mcks will -be.: ellmr- Th!!t's all Just. a r::ough Work Two automatically re• · h commonwealth He hai'o emulated the outlandi~ actJOI1R o !bad m~tClrl nnd l~gg!lgc storng! trov ld· 11 way und listen Anothe•· cough. \'o1ving, ivory mixins Governor Cole Blcase nf South Carolina of ::mme few years The tro.!n wJll be comDO~~d nf ~d b: ncath ench I!Co.t · The whole Idea. is to get those ., bowls. juice extractor! Approved IIPJlllancGs may a •iJ C !18 tho". e <>f tll,' ll other JlUhil'eit)- "eckcr, Gov- three lntarlocklng em·.<:-: whirh bnIrrr. the re;u· cf the lhlrd car a cou~hs close togethe r and make b.ck ns ·•·ell ... • ,-, ,, oome a '!lnglf' unit :md t~ be!ng butT et wll! be etnbllsl'tcC frotn the~U chronic be purchased fJ·o m other ralra. and mayonnaise oi c t·nol' ''Mu'' Fergu 1;on of Texu. r-;. r·onr-tructcd of alumll'lUm allov :t l'lhlch llKht meals wlll be served '· __ ble dealer• In th• community. nripper help mako food , I t h 1b t II t I ml!tfl.l 1\l'l stron~r ns steel bnt one~ to pan:cngor.:; in th.lllr ~~·~nts. ~ Tftat mennQ about. two hourt5 preparation easier. One nf the governors exp Ol ~ <H- een o ca ou third the '"eight I ·The entll :'l tmtn will b11 <lir-j l''b'rk rlyhL ou~ of the middle of tho militia in keeping nftieinl~ of the Sl1~tt! ~Hyhway De- ' It wi•J be powcrt.d by 11. 12-cylt n- n nd1ti01lCd bc.l.h I;Ul.nlner aud win- }dur var,allop.. If you cough beto1e . ·t , t . ., . . r th ,· tli ft . h i d cr. 600 h one-DoWel' V-tynr: dl.~·~ tel' and complote elimination of I he motor doc:;, then you lose You pal men 1 rom le-po~xe:;sll!g Clr Ce~ H eJ av ng Ullatc burnl:l!; lntem::tl eomhustlon dmt nnd cindM'l; ls prom!fr.d. 111\ust 11lu1t ull over again b{!C II "fired" by the "hot-shot" chief executive. -:=:r:An o ther pub!Jcity seddug stunt was to build a llarn ,..& ~" was Just. Dft.cen yt:nre afte1 we at the rear of th e ~uvernut·'s m nnsto ll so "his wife would uoto about Ty Cobb •topping at. " · , ·1 1 h 11 i:arbershop to have hie 8plkes bonf eel Jtt home ns he termed 1l. Sui more recent Y e cu. By A!-thur :1&u••" Baer f'd that we met Ty In Ohril!ty·8 outed Lhe disgusted attention uf see kers of law and order to I ;~ l l'IOard lake greyhound. Ty hadn't 1 • d '" -~-~uo~ll~tt-~mot.he fact that he has pardoned •lU law breakers, commute -1or wouldn't commence. Around "'"'ca 1he :-tente nces of 52 more and paroled 75 others. any wl>c>~ socially. If mldnlght Ty and the Bug were • ., Tips ror Ya.chtllmep ... }'Ollt' euch at an oar. At dawn Ty dis~ 11 1 jCU Naturally these offendPr!-1 would ull he hard-boiled I , Ja.rally tree Js a pa!r of oars cross- wvernd he had been rowing around th , d • I ·II- . ll d knaVC:-\ It is a significant I Before you geL an ache fo1· deep : od ovDr n _clam shell that ain't. no il' a neat circle bocause the Bug ug~ an gent!r8 i.l 810 1 _1 . :· .' '. . , eea crull'llng we wll.nt tu Will'n you good Dou t try t.o crash 11. met1o · : had let. his oar drltt away and fact that the governor haH tailed to hnd a smgle md1v1dual that u.nyt.hlng. under fifty feet Is 1polltan yacht club with sea-weed 1hadn't said a word about it. · f t' f th e t t j'oke law 111 not a ya.cht Its Just a bout. And 11n your halt·. serv l ug lime f or 111 rae wn s o e gr 11 cB ·-Th 1 A d n 1:ot always that. • h · 1 a was 1n 1926 . n we gure the hi~";tor~ of our natiOtl, wort Y ot Clll~l'd eru t'1011 f Ol. · -Knowing that J . P. MOJ'Qtm tl!at Cobb will be "peaking to u8 1 either pnrf1 11 n, C"ommutatiou or ,entence or parole. Not a -~~t _ outboal'd_ mot.o~~ill not __!et .started__:::~th_~_:wel!{Y-f~er be/ore Iaoahl In 1941. , aingl~ pa·oiH!ntion violator has received any consideration ----;---~ nt the hand , of Llll' revolutionary governor. ' I t. Whil e actw n:-; like this, n;.Lturally do cast Home Hhght rellection on the people of the notion u a whole, the chief sufferer:-. ar·~ thm~c of the fltnte m which such a man &y Edaon R. Waile, Shawnee., Oklahoma ean be elected. . It would up pear thut Georgia citiun~ would he 1nore I G. L. LANPSBU,RG, MANAGING DlRECTOR OF THE ~al'eful and particuLar a~ lu the class of men they l'hoose RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZILIAN AMERIC.\N SAYS: for (he position of l'hlef rank and power in their state, c~- 1 TH"'T BrQil ia plllentially a 1reat Pl&rket for good st~>ndlU'd pccially aft er what !he till!'.en~ of the1r nearby ne~ghhori-11 branda qf A-rican eJ:porta. $30,000,000 worrb are already im· hnv~ s uff e 1·ed through latk uf w~ing good judgment. Rut 1 ported. · Home people, notubl.~· thol'\t• of Texas, ~timply will not learn 1 The population tf.tala 40,000,000 IIIJd.ita birtb·rate is one of by experience, n~ cun ~c attested hy the Lone Star State's I the bjJblllt.U! the wer cl. . action~ regurding th~ Fergu!'on f11mily. F~ tho.Ameril:u! poiol of ..iew, tlu> average standard of 1 living 1,. ~~ty low, but there exiata a growin1 proaperoua mid· CONDITIONS GET WORSE die ci_.a, app•edati-y~ Clf-u.d wh!lt Ia m""e importe.nt, capable HE STATE·; nf thi ~ l..'ountJy with rt'gKrd to crimf' is in· , of pati!lll f.at...-4juallt,y 1ooda. It ia llte1eao f!w ferelrn rooda 19 · clc~C'ri rleploruhle to ~ay tlw lea~t. On ~evet•y Kide '' lrt to cotml'!'"' ill the dJrllJHifl p:adea al mercljandiae, which are read uf bm1k robberies, cold h!ooded murder!4 in cclrHH'c...Qpjy auppll4.d by IQG-J lll~f.ilcill!',era, tion with them as well u~t 111 sep11rate instanceA, kidnup- 1 !iJf1t~~ulf!r f,alla t.o tlJe -t>mau DE the popula~ion, i!lg!' und in fa ct every form of banditry nnd example or I :wlitclll.,...,.a.~~~Qt part-illiterate. H 0 weve~, Ul,i! i!O.I'tit)o qf the low breuking. 1 popll!Alll!!i. ~.Ji•• the rC!Itllialte b!lria11 P'>'fer in 1-.,.J a That somethiug dcfilllle must be done, some plan for- I' ·~~ltbwJecl'eoflhe 11.-.Jilh ii!QB~•••· mulflted whereb~· the pre!ient ch~,tos and unreat is either U~ !!teamon1 the beat.linpiata in ·die world. Ali 1 conwlelely wiped out or at least partially curbed, goc' . ' edutiatW ir•zili~na h.Ot. ~f -)' .ttliorAflj;na ~pk!:ll F1·o:Q..cfl.' without l.ltJying if society expec~ to continue 83 an untal;,-. 1 M~ te11t II!~ ~- ialile . . .er ed..a.~l• iNt;tutiona Moe Under pror\ent co nditions we aru Him ply one ste1) remove d · Fre.nc;h. from complete anarchy und open rioting. · Allerut.mrth DOGS,....QU- ---=p-=-b_o_n_e--::S.:-:8:-:2:-·-:L:- I upper ~ 110 oo 1 u.. th~ I1UJ1 l;, befnll' 1 ' The tleldlng IJOnoMI of thto eveulua: ~· IJtl to old rel1ablt "Cleat~" DemOflkC)' M.. D. Dull Headachea Gone Simple Remedy Doea It 1 lhe&e atv!m~"- :s:m:t:lh::-'•....1 ~ .. PBQn I'OU& ' lL--V-:'•:•:"~8:':;': :~: : : : .:'·: -I 6:00 SDnlxeMYo,n,w, .. .. . .. .. . .. . . . .. . ,. . ,. 1'0.11-IEU.Ot'. OIUO. I Dellnrttll 8)' rarrla' 81 Hall Wecll: .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . . . . t 15 One Month .. .. . . . . . . . .. til) Three MonU t':l .. . .. .. ... . . .. . -I. ' r::R:~:IN~ I U>em- 1 I For BusiDelll Qllkle and Clrculat.loa Dc:pl. Call 2112-11. One I'M?ND4YI JULY IT, 1113 waB due to hla e&U6e hi Ulc w• ai~ lowed him Jo -.ocumulate on )tis mitts durlnl Ulat htltorlc tow. ll wt en~ get l-o Venice we will .send I Ma.rc.'l 3, unv. Publlahed I»1ly aDCi their names--tllthoua;h not nect&61U'U)' 10 . . - \ 'lbe a\ .. WhM our frteWl& send ua ~ ' ' dlmmin( eyes, his fa.dll'\1 arm efthis •lowing teas ia foolish , ,\: 1 lf26, ll' the Po6t. ' Anybody who thtnU tha\ c I Oblo u, •' ' exit. from i:HI.aebJU t'1Q MEIGS fVIIIJSBIIIO OOftiPAJ<Y ~ . . I!IEIOOild-cla&a matt.er ~Sept. ,, ·r ' MONDAY, Jut.Y 1'1, 1933 THE DAILY TRIBUNE or Pemeror, i 1.:0 - , ____ _ ~­ PAOITWO " Purfll ~- c .. Buller was plenty tough In the I R. Allensworth, cf pincl1es, at one stage of the game H. Demo~kf!y If the local boy1 sue 'Ci•ded In clogging Ruwhngs lb the bases wUh no O{lc down. and AnderS•)JI p Butler prompt!~ struck out th ,· n, -:t 1!: Dt'mo~key, 1) three batters to fnc~ him Darst did the hf'avy hitting for ( Tot :~.! . . West M_Id_d_I"PP.:___ nw _JU _>_ll•_'_"_h_I"'--'::.:"_::"--"----,-----:--=:::--====":""::....:' :.: ::P':.:":::'_::'"' ,•__,.,_•_•-,nd=h=e=ro=w=lt=h=lo='="="='"'""ld='"=""'=· 1 n, *i'S"'•' ·• I 'J. J Il One Word Led To Another l1'It . ..............._!., ·- .. .- B "d A • EU-· h A fl e ccompames swort to ntarctiC • \' • ' ~~- ' - ' ·' ,•"'.., .. . . ., .: .. .... -~ .,w~ ... ' ,. ' ' 'tat.st~:_ right .' -. ..' -- J .. fo.,d must :).e .. ... ' :'1 ... . . -.' .· ( - ' ! ,I: '- . ' ' ., ' '' . -every good cook knows tlmt ' 1 1 . \• .. '' • -- ' ' • I ° I ••' DID YO·U EVER STOP -ro THINK? '. ' . ,, " I I l'l ; T reach hu · .. . - -·- - - Bef..e ' •• apd tj>e ,. Toa ' '• ' I .. .. ' . ... I �\ . --- ··-. ··-·- ----- 1 Lifting It At Last ~. ~ \l.ft(ler tbe A.c.:t .lulxiQ' UCI!pt Satwdw.y. ot om.;. tn aU use. a1fn o.l Located on Lower Secor~d l!lt.Teet, Pomenly, let~n Ill nt!wa matw tor publl.r.aUon they ltt.Dted.. A»>::l.ft'JOUI letters, .l'w.nrever exC"•Len~ a.u:l dnl.raOle lD lillfel 1.D no iDitance will be p!Jb}lsbed.. NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESF.NTATIYEB Fred KJmbaU. lac. cbleap. -rhU..'ii.e.lphia,. PII.Uburcb, Mlhvau•u For t:tlltorlal Oftlce Call 238~L g: =··..' . ·: _-. _-.' .': ·_- ' I .NEWS II ' • • l PAOIIH- . tlmea 1.t bat. two or two baAe knock.1 . !11111'& 'fO allo Dbt.allled. VIRGINIA GREGG I Headaches caused by constipation are gohe after one dose of Adlerika, 1 This cleans all pobon.s out of BOTH I l-'l 1.00 I and lower bowela. Gives bet· 1 Reed's Drug St.m·e-In Rutland by Ba.rton's ~ ~~ I T--• U •t.-- --- - rain ears Completion bea-lnnlna lm~ and , eon .. l.inulnl tor 12Zty dan al1 1dop tn Sallabury towtlll'iiP. •u be •ub.Ject t.o quarantine. ' 'l'hla action wu· ' Laken due to the _.PreV*OC. 10f. ra~ blea in tRia ti?WDllbtP.Il'wqj.,.&d. in il.n attempt to check the .lpread t.o other pa.ril or the county, Dog owner. throtllhooJ; tbe toWTI8hlp are ordered t.o keep tbeJr dop tl'Om Imme-diate e~tton of the GANDHI RIQUJ!!ST DENIED Bomtay. de.y refll£t!d 1.o arant t.ht request o! Mahatma Gandhi, aaed n&tJonaUst, lt-ad~r. for an Interview leacl.lni to o. settlement of the dlft'e~JWH be• tween the n::.ttonaUs~ and the British government. 'I1le vl~rny.1n a letter to Gandhi made It clear the -request could no\ be p-anted. ln vtew of pWieD.t clr~ cwnet.nnces, but left. the door open to future negotJattons 11 GahdHl and hU! follower11 should abandon tilelr civil dlsobedlence eampalcn h·l of the Conumtl.ee being the Mason City, MeArlhur Bamc In which McArthur waB rl'lurned winner by a 3 Lo 1 COUitt McAl'thur p.Jso had ~Q:al n.!lt hg. HAZEL LIVI NGSTONi"' COPYRJ'.,N'T .ltY XlNfl nAlVJlJIS' .Sl"'llf.CAD"; Df/C.. (ContiDued. trom Pqe OneJ Al!liumed n!Une. It later develo~ thal hl..s name was Kowal of Columbus. He cruted an C\ ~n better record of strikeouts than did COmer, maklnB the rnnninB Mullens. cf Da1 t.ou,-, :Jb - Ell"'ter; ..,11 who tutnP.d In a COI!I•Ie ~NlSIIUonal lta[ll•d rat{'hes ln left field. Aldr~®<', lb couli~, If a •1 'I1le banker said he wa.s not certaln how many men were Jn the autoJlll)blle which carried him to the spot where he was liberated. At least one of the !lve Jette:!'.! sent by the kidnapers during the H~~~~. PSb · ·. cr~btree It G B'~' .If.. · <¥.uour, · Schultz. c · · · · 5 1 ll o DT. and Mrs H ( Hord"'D and rall.S(Im negot.lationa was dellvet-rd 4 1 1 u three chlldrtm of { .lumbu!'l visited thro ugh the malls, givtng fedforal 5 1 1 o ever !he week end with Mr 1111d 1 D.@.ellL'I ruull dj~dhlet ~~. Wldedr. t~ 1 4 o 1 o Ml·s R H . Horden and alw wllh new " n """''~ Rw PWUM! uz 4 :.! 2 c I Mr an d Mrs GarPn St&.nsbury ~ 1 J. u I' Mrs Nan Moor.:- and Miss RuLn 3 0 1 0 Uruke who a1e u.ttf'ndmg summt'r 2 1 1 u !l~hoOl &t Ohio Uni versity SIWII t Ihe 2 0 0 0 week end h ere. Icong: cs:>. Lw'r said he explained Lhe crl.tl- ' cal <"l'lndltlon of his heart t.o the alx:luctors nnd asked for the heart I stlmulanl which ha:d been pre5CI'ibed ror hJm The abducton bought t 1 1 FIRE IN RACINE him som(' pllls, but Luer IBid he - - - could not trll8t the men and deTo:.a.J . ., .. · ·· · 37 8 10 0 The Ihl~ how;c In Racine. ocru- clh!ed the medicine. Two-ba~ hits-Dars: · 2, BarOOur pled by P. W Davlc;, was damaR; ·d 1 Thrc>e·base hits, Coonts, B ut-ler sume wtp. t abo..1. 2 40 A. M Mor:· "OIL PJiJOES BOOM StrucK out by Demoskey, 2, But- dll.}' when nre was dls ~o\cred ut IAr II : \\"alkcd bv Dtm' A.ly .!, thf' l't'ar of the heme The ongi.'l 011 City, Pa:, July 17-INB---OU Butl;r·l. · of the blazt> was not determined. 1t P:ll: ~. contlnlllii:l their advance toUurph·ct- C Alki'J v.;urth M "P!; was ~aid d.J'; u.." new exchanges were r..osted 4 I I n D Alrtn~w.~rth Tht• Pumerov F'trc- De-pnrtm ent by uil rY-ehafl~Ie$ here 5 0 I ul coopernted vmh the Racine departT~e new advance iJI 15 cent. a 4 0 n h 1 Mrs. Roscoe 1\leadows of Colum- m.em In extln~ttU.'>b mg the blaze bt'- l)arrel, the larQ:elt toost m many 4 0 1, 0 hll9 u.nd Mrs. Dea Haycg of Hunt- I fore It sprrn d to oLher buildings veurs Four other lnceases have I 0 V 0 1 h1R IOR\&7e 'vJ~illng at the home or nenrby been mnde smce May 22. 2 0 I 0 Mr. and Mrs M J McCarty I The remdence 1s 51 tuaLed ln thr Plei:"s under the new .schedule - - -Mt and Mr!o C H Dutry and 1 hi'Rrt or thl' bllEuu•ss d!StMct or Ra- arc PE"nnY.oil, SJ .72-$l.77; Bra<J39 3 LO 1 1cranddaughter Jean DUffy of Lo- 1 c!ne, surrounded by a number or ford, $1.85; souU1west, $152: Eu= - - - - - -- re _ka. . $1.47, and B~ckeye, $1.32. otr Po:mll)y and Jackwn will l'JC for too much for the honors LOilll{hL •t 8 : 45 o'clock lu threatened ra.lly In the anothe> tournam•nt ,.onte~t whtch failed after two runs. " Butler of the Portsmouth aggri!Box score: gatlon struck out 11 would-be~bat- I • AB R H 11: ter&:. with hl!flow· ball, that started [ M L.di~).IOJI 5 1 3 0 from the knce8 a.hd broke just even M Allc:l" wo~ th, ab · · 4 0 u 1 with the battern' knees over the Thomp:,on, s::. 1 " 0 0 plate. The ball took a decided drop • N£'al, ~ 3 · 2 0 0 0 just 88 It Invariably reached the 1 G:-~~t:~ht.r. 2:J plate, fooling pJactlcnlly ua Mid-I Battyn, 2b ·· :' 0 0 dleport bntl'lmen D::.rst rr · ri 1 :t n 1 ing ramus. that he was safe. falk aboat your poetry of motion and defiance of the law of I'J'&VltJ. Jiere l15 an example of grace, beauty al'\d perfect co-ordination by lhe tnu'rrrluring !ea at L<Jng Beach, Cal. The dancers are Dorothy Keane, .Adeline Anaove and llernu:e Beck, who seem fairly bubbline •vli!r w1tb 1 _ the jo)' of living. Portsmouth AB R H E Mr and Mrs. Frank Knopp 23 Wt'st Vtrglnls.nl'l ~'@tum to Uri' bo:onch vln the (ifOvemment. .O'Crmnell unusually Rood pitcher, who was alleged to hllve been &ll ''STOLEN ;LOVEt 1-INB-l«d. July Wlllinedon, Viceroy of Indla, t.o-- aame thrown our an dof. The uuarantlne went Into efiect Moudil.y. second worlting under runnl.ne 1ooee b.erea.Rer until the quar&nt1ne 1a lifted, ~~ jf'-::ted LO a penalty ot the Jaw- and. during thl" rurrent serle.\'1. the th·sl oue w fall to pass mUli- ° I ° I I· tm WhJch has been ·I W Jd'or s w. County H:.lt.h. OommlaJ!Ur. that \ ThLS 1.6 ---- these new •.. servants at reduced prices A ...I o e l l ' l l - ......_ .......... by· Dr. 8. Blllo, ...... l 1 ton. Ler !>leep, ends nervousnns.s. ~et I Throuah ;;;;;;; lakoa 1>1 Lhe commtttee on eliJilbH1ty in chn.rge ot the Night Ball U..umame-nt 1.n Middleport t.he Oak Hlll team. fes.tunng' "C(lmer" who struck. out 18 liuntJngt.on ba.ttera to win from t.he We..t Vlrrtnlans by :1 to I aeore-, the Dak Hill boys an- eliminated from turther competition. The committee decided at a meeun1 htld Sunday that Lhe rults W£re not eompllecJ with rel&~lve to the announelng of Conter as pitcher and U!e game wa.s therefore thrown out and forfeited to Hunting. Butler, Viaitin1 Pitcher; Sbowa Locala How I out or rlv .. ANOTHER CAME IS THROWN OUT HEAVY HITTING ----------·--------·----~~~~=-~--·.-:·-~~~_:_! Phtl.rmacy . Adv. rrHE covERNoR·s -'CTION 1 NEW S THAT GoVi:JllOI. White hnd ::~ig 11ed the lJJII which 1 will make it 'possible to pay the back salaries of the: teachers uf Ohio,1will come as welcome as utlte ttowers vf ~ May" to many be::ndes those actually receiving the money .\ Regardles~ of what may be said or done, or how I - : : - - - - - -------:----~lll c h objection may be raised ~o the present t:i.Y~tem of: c'p eratin~ sc hool s. the teachers have acted in good faith nnd earned C\'ery cent of the money which they should hftve received wl1en it "'as due. Sinlply because one o;j tw o or a dozen group~ of cit1zens object to a certain way r nf doing a thing, certainly is little enough excuRe f,,r 11 wanting to keep 1nnoceut and deserving peopl£! from l!elting what they ha\'e t'air ly cll.rnect. ~ As a matter of fa<.:t, these people -:hu uld have had \ their mon ey, lo these many months, instead of having t o The Hutpoiut A-C-Maborrow money at Se\'e ll or eight p~r t.:eut intereMt to puy tic iron is an exceptional value. Now $4.95. Jheir own iudebtedne~s whil e the stute was holding -what r W a 8 $ 6 . 8 0. It is w~• rightfully theirs. 1 ctruipped with almost There is pro baLly 11 ul one other urganil'.ation nf, = = = = = --=[ every feature designed worker~ in the t.:!ntirc umverse wh1ch would go along to speed up h:oning. working for several monthli after the first pay day had "What's in a Nan:~?" I Adjustable nutomu.tic hecu passed without their having rece1ved their 8aluries ~ 1 tl'mpcrature con t r o I lhat maintains even n:-; the teachers have done. Had such a circumstancC' j -~~·~·~· ~~.~~::~~~~~ Ho~point A·C $4.95 heat. Calrod long-li.fo uriscn with the great maJol'ity of workers in other indul:!F -·t -~-· ·t· ~1v.o1kmg his w~y Into t.he upper Matic Iron ......... .. hcaliu,g clement '1'hich fries, .a strike of real proportion!ol would have been i:itaged a~es Dl• J:, anne brackets we fil:lii'C;i we I' .I heats faster ap.d hold~ • wo uld buy a ten-looh~r with an on Che Monda)<, following the last Ft'iday when Chc pay In cutboa<d kick«_ _ heat longer. Button chco::k should have arrived but did not. nooks that make it pos'l Oh' h . h' f ,I d b t 111 · . We got one second-handed from Wh sible to iron around 1 . e 10 as not l~g to ee~ prou a ou, ca_u~Omuhn. NclJ .. July 17.-INS-The "nglnc. Thh. engine wtl\ be con-~Clui~~Y Walsh up at Lake b:>ky~ bullons. lllg her teachers so much 1nconvemence, not to mentum I cycu vt th e rallror.d world nrc on · IJ :'rtc-:1 f!tl "c' '~· LO elf:'c tnc p:en. ·,, - \"owwow Famous men like -Babe '' . . t f 'd b I eiJI O:b~ha fl~ ~h ... Ullil)H Paclllcspced · I lC.1'5 whlch suppl y CUI'H'nt to two Ruth and Ty Cobb h&ve sailed in • • • • money_ In 111 ermst ees pal o~t on orrow~~l money. ;Q' I ccm: truclion ~f the new OO~mlle: l mr.ka~ orl the axles ct the fOI•van1 tl.at craft.. The way Lo stnrt an out! there 1 ~ ~ome t•. au~e tor rc]ull:lllg Ill the 1act that the l'all-.1\PUI', light-weight. slrenml!J¥d 1ttueks. ~~ . . ~oa1d motor1sto_tlearope around This new, 01U\'h im· Bu t.:keve State did rccognizt! it1:1 obligatitm and went about paufngc~· train with which 1t beJ(~ Tile euMrt weight wlll about .t s neck and stut pulling. That p1·uvet1 food mixer is . · . . . pt;CLu to mey.l the -eve r-hlCie.fl.8lng uo tcm;, the weight of a fdnjtk all- syNtem will choke better men than 1 now avaiJable at an 1t to see thnt 1t was honorubly discharged. A:ltt!l' all, 1t rc- dermmd ror high-speed traPs 1orta· He -:.1 sleE:PIM cuL The Mtttm of vutboaud motors. · " cYcn lower price than ··11y is "Better Late Than Nt!ver" Uon at low (u&t. the train Wfll have only 1t 9 1·2 -"'' · Ttc .tro.tn-a tubuJar..,lhllne<l sin· Inch gleal':;e ab~vc the rails and I It you see-saw with the rope enbefore.. No radio in· ·' gJe pnlt ~ · teet lot;~;r-:-:wi!\...ba. P~t ~~l,Bil vu~uJl will b ~ !0 feet, cugh you should aet a.n answer ., T'nat, .w-1., -. ·<:...• "" l!ff~~~l!l'~. ~~nd,~_~n,v'J!!D!uc ~<\,;;;~ r'i'r. llrto ~p;~~t or-- h~r·~·~~ ~~ . ~ l' ...• I'< ''·fl.;:. ' from tl}e ~otor 1n al:!out fifteen J)OES HE WANT NOTORIETY? n41w J'~g • .. 1"o iellti portalii JtY n~ve Dl w -- ~chedule cafiJnt tor "' &u l.veril.g-e , e tWQ{j!ea.l' uDfta. wJll ·provide lllinutn It* almost Jl\e ' a Ions: Mixer .......... ..... creased its popularit! • HE GOVERNOR of Georgia has pretty much turned !peed bf OO~mlles an hour It will Wlt·l.na- co.Pli,Clty to~ ns pmenger.'>, distance telephone call. . things up-sidf'-down in that usual ~taid und sedate be Cltpnble of n. sustr..lned sp:oed o! tlie &e:l.ts 1\lt fo.clng ~crward, Over - The motcr R~ with a cough. On Convcnien\ Tumt over earlier modelS ; . f JtO-mlbs nt\ hour with a O'IPUl(y hcnd bto.ggngc mcks will -be.: ellmr- Th!!t's all Just. a r::ough Work Two automatically re• · h commonwealth He hai'o emulated the outlandi~ actJOI1R o !bad m~tClrl nnd l~gg!lgc storng! trov ld· 11 way und listen Anothe•· cough. \'o1ving, ivory mixins Governor Cole Blcase nf South Carolina of ::mme few years The tro.!n wJll be comDO~~d nf ~d b: ncath ench I!Co.t · The whole Idea. is to get those ., bowls. juice extractor! Approved IIPJlllancGs may a •iJ C !18 tho". e <>f tll,' ll other JlUhil'eit)- "eckcr, Gov- three lntarlocklng em·.<:-: whirh bnIrrr. the re;u· cf the lhlrd car a cou~hs close togethe r and make b.ck ns ·•·ell ... • ,-, ,, oome a '!lnglf' unit :md t~ be!ng butT et wll! be etnbllsl'tcC frotn the~U chronic be purchased fJ·o m other ralra. and mayonnaise oi c t·nol' ''Mu'' Fergu 1;on of Texu. r-;. r·onr-tructcd of alumll'lUm allov :t l'lhlch llKht meals wlll be served '· __ ble dealer• In th• community. nripper help mako food , I t h 1b t II t I ml!tfl.l 1\l'l stron~r ns steel bnt one~ to pan:cngor.:; in th.lllr ~~·~nts. ~ Tftat mennQ about. two hourt5 preparation easier. One nf the governors exp Ol ~ <H- een o ca ou third the '"eight I ·The entll :'l tmtn will b11 <lir-j l''b'rk rlyhL ou~ of the middle of tho militia in keeping nftieinl~ of the Sl1~tt! ~Hyhway De- ' It wi•J be powcrt.d by 11. 12-cylt n- n nd1ti01lCd bc.l.h I;Ul.nlner aud win- }dur var,allop.. If you cough beto1e . ·t , t . ., . . r th ,· tli ft . h i d cr. 600 h one-DoWel' V-tynr: dl.~·~ tel' and complote elimination of I he motor doc:;, then you lose You pal men 1 rom le-po~xe:;sll!g Clr Ce~ H eJ av ng Ullatc burnl:l!; lntem::tl eomhustlon dmt nnd cindM'l; ls prom!fr.d. 111\ust 11lu1t ull over again b{!C II "fired" by the "hot-shot" chief executive. -:=:r:An o ther pub!Jcity seddug stunt was to build a llarn ,..& ~" was Just. Dft.cen yt:nre afte1 we at the rear of th e ~uvernut·'s m nnsto ll so "his wife would uoto about Ty Cobb •topping at. " · , ·1 1 h 11 i:arbershop to have hie 8plkes bonf eel Jtt home ns he termed 1l. Sui more recent Y e cu. By A!-thur :1&u••" Baer f'd that we met Ty In Ohril!ty·8 outed Lhe disgusted attention uf see kers of law and order to I ;~ l l'IOard lake greyhound. Ty hadn't 1 • d '" -~-~uo~ll~tt-~mot.he fact that he has pardoned •lU law breakers, commute -1or wouldn't commence. Around "'"'ca 1he :-tente nces of 52 more and paroled 75 others. any wl>c>~ socially. If mldnlght Ty and the Bug were • ., Tips ror Ya.chtllmep ... }'Ollt' euch at an oar. At dawn Ty dis~ 11 1 jCU Naturally these offendPr!-1 would ull he hard-boiled I , Ja.rally tree Js a pa!r of oars cross- wvernd he had been rowing around th , d • I ·II- . ll d knaVC:-\ It is a significant I Before you geL an ache fo1· deep : od ovDr n _clam shell that ain't. no il' a neat circle bocause the Bug ug~ an gent!r8 i.l 810 1 _1 . :· .' '. . , eea crull'llng we wll.nt tu Will'n you good Dou t try t.o crash 11. met1o · : had let. his oar drltt away and fact that the governor haH tailed to hnd a smgle md1v1dual that u.nyt.hlng. under fifty feet Is 1polltan yacht club with sea-weed 1hadn't said a word about it. · f t' f th e t t j'oke law 111 not a ya.cht Its Just a bout. And 11n your halt·. serv l ug lime f or 111 rae wn s o e gr 11 cB ·-Th 1 A d n 1:ot always that. • h · 1 a was 1n 1926 . n we gure the hi~";tor~ of our natiOtl, wort Y ot Clll~l'd eru t'1011 f Ol. · -Knowing that J . P. MOJ'Qtm tl!at Cobb will be "peaking to u8 1 either pnrf1 11 n, C"ommutatiou or ,entence or parole. Not a -~~t _ outboal'd_ mot.o~~ill not __!et .started__:::~th_~_:wel!{Y-f~er be/ore Iaoahl In 1941. , aingl~ pa·oiH!ntion violator has received any consideration ----;---~ nt the hand , of Llll' revolutionary governor. ' I t. Whil e actw n:-; like this, n;.Lturally do cast Home Hhght rellection on the people of the notion u a whole, the chief sufferer:-. ar·~ thm~c of the fltnte m which such a man &y Edaon R. Waile, Shawnee., Oklahoma ean be elected. . It would up pear thut Georgia citiun~ would he 1nore I G. L. LANPSBU,RG, MANAGING DlRECTOR OF THE ~al'eful and particuLar a~ lu the class of men they l'hoose RIO DE JANEIRO BRAZILIAN AMERIC.\N SAYS: for (he position of l'hlef rank and power in their state, c~- 1 TH"'T BrQil ia plllentially a 1reat Pl&rket for good st~>ndlU'd pccially aft er what !he till!'.en~ of the1r nearby ne~ghhori-11 branda qf A-rican eJ:porta. $30,000,000 worrb are already im· hnv~ s uff e 1·ed through latk uf w~ing good judgment. Rut 1 ported. · Home people, notubl.~· thol'\t• of Texas, ~timply will not learn 1 The population tf.tala 40,000,000 IIIJd.ita birtb·rate is one of by experience, n~ cun ~c attested hy the Lone Star State's I the bjJblllt.U! the wer cl. . action~ regurding th~ Fergu!'on f11mily. F~ tho.Ameril:u! poiol of ..iew, tlu> average standard of 1 living 1,. ~~ty low, but there exiata a growin1 proaperoua mid· CONDITIONS GET WORSE die ci_.a, app•edati-y~ Clf-u.d wh!lt Ia m""e importe.nt, capable HE STATE·; nf thi ~ l..'ountJy with rt'gKrd to crimf' is in· , of pati!lll f.at...-4juallt,y 1ooda. It ia llte1eao f!w ferelrn rooda 19 · clc~C'ri rleploruhle to ~ay tlw lea~t. On ~evet•y Kide '' lrt to cotml'!'"' ill the dJrllJHifl p:adea al mercljandiae, which are read uf bm1k robberies, cold h!ooded murder!4 in cclrHH'c...Qpjy auppll4.d by IQG-J lll~f.ilcill!',era, tion with them as well u~t 111 sep11rate instanceA, kidnup- 1 !iJf1t~~ulf!r f,alla t.o tlJe -t>mau DE the popula~ion, i!lg!' und in fa ct every form of banditry nnd example or I :wlitclll.,...,.a.~~~Qt part-illiterate. H 0 weve~, Ul,i! i!O.I'tit)o qf the low breuking. 1 popll!Alll!!i. ~.Ji•• the rC!Itllialte b!lria11 P'>'fer in 1-.,.J a That somethiug dcfilllle must be done, some plan for- I' ·~~ltbwJecl'eoflhe 11.-.Jilh ii!QB~•••· mulflted whereb~· the pre!ient ch~,tos and unreat is either U~ !!teamon1 the beat.linpiata in ·die world. Ali 1 conwlelely wiped out or at least partially curbed, goc' . ' edutiatW ir•zili~na h.Ot. ~f -)' .ttliorAflj;na ~pk!:ll F1·o:Q..cfl.' without l.ltJying if society expec~ to continue 83 an untal;,-. 1 M~ te11t II!~ ~- ialile . . .er ed..a.~l• iNt;tutiona Moe Under pror\ent co nditions we aru Him ply one ste1) remove d · Fre.nc;h. from complete anarchy und open rioting. · Allerut.mrth DOGS,....QU- ---=p-=-b_o_n_e--::S.:-:8:-:2:-·-:L:- I upper ~ 110 oo 1 u.. th~ I1UJ1 l;, befnll' 1 ' The tleldlng IJOnoMI of thto eveulua: ~· IJtl to old rel1ablt "Cleat~" DemOflkC)' M.. D. Dull Headachea Gone Simple Remedy Doea It 1 lhe&e atv!m~"- :s:m:t:lh::-'•....1 ~ .. PBQn I'OU& ' lL--V-:'•:•:"~8:':;': :~: : : : .:'·: -I 6:00 SDnlxeMYo,n,w, .. .. . .. .. . .. . . . .. . ,. . ,. 1'0.11-IEU.Ot'. OIUO. I Dellnrttll 8)' rarrla' 81 Hall Wecll: .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . . . . t 15 One Month .. .. . . . . . . . .. til) Three MonU t':l .. . .. .. ... . . .. . -I. ' r::R:~:IN~ I U>em- 1 I For BusiDelll Qllkle and Clrculat.loa Dc:pl. Call 2112-11. One I'M?ND4YI JULY IT, 1113 waB due to hla e&U6e hi Ulc w• ai~ lowed him Jo -.ocumulate on )tis mitts durlnl Ulat htltorlc tow. ll wt en~ get l-o Venice we will .send I Ma.rc.'l 3, unv. Publlahed I»1ly aDCi their names--tllthoua;h not nect&61U'U)' 10 . . - \ 'lbe a\ .. WhM our frteWl& send ua ~ ' ' dlmmin( eyes, his fa.dll'\1 arm efthis •lowing teas ia foolish , ,\: 1 lf26, ll' the Po6t. ' Anybody who thtnU tha\ c I Oblo u, •' ' exit. from i:HI.aebJU t'1Q MEIGS fVIIIJSBIIIO OOftiPAJ<Y ~ . . I!IEIOOild-cla&a matt.er ~Sept. ,, ·r ' MONDAY, Jut.Y 1'1, 1933 THE DAILY TRIBUNE or Pemeror, i 1.:0 - , ____ _ ~­ PAOITWO " Purfll ~- c .. Buller was plenty tough In the I R. Allensworth, cf pincl1es, at one stage of the game H. Demo~kf!y If the local boy1 sue 'Ci•ded In clogging Ruwhngs lb the bases wUh no O{lc down. and AnderS•)JI p Butler prompt!~ struck out th ,· n, -:t 1!: Dt'mo~key, 1) three batters to fnc~ him Darst did the hf'avy hitting for ( Tot :~.! . . West M_Id_d_I"PP.:___ nw _JU _>_ll•_'_"_h_I"'--'::.:"_::"--"----,-----:--=:::--====":""::....:' :.: ::P':.:":::'_::'"' ,•__,.,_•_•-,nd=h=e=ro=w=lt=h=lo='="="='"'""ld='"=""'=· 1 n, *i'S"'•' ·• I 'J. J Il One Word Led To Another l1'It . ..............._!., ·- .. .- B "d A • EU-· h A fl e ccompames swort to ntarctiC • \' • ' ~~- ' - ' ·' ,•"'.., .. . . ., .: .. .... -~ .,w~ ... ' ,. ' ' 'tat.st~:_ right .' -. ..' -- J .. fo.,d must :).e .. ... ' :'1 ... . . -.' .· ( - ' ! ,I: '- . ' ' ., ' '' . -every good cook knows tlmt ' 1 1 . \• .. '' • -- ' ' • I ° I ••' DID YO·U EVER STOP -ro THINK? '. ' . ,, " I I l'l ; T reach hu · .. . - -·- - - Bef..e ' •• apd tj>e ,. Toa ' '• ' I .. .. ' . ... I �OHIO ARLEE \ ' • Ba:Ioo's Arrival at Chicago J40NDAY, JULY lT, 1031 'CLASSIFIED AP·YEit TtSI NG st.c·t H.1 N. Two Great Mile.s i; Run by (;qJhgfllns · 1 Rat.; B .. uced n.oo, "-"'" iArl!' tt.ae T'I'P f'l~w ~arilo 5,t ~ · ROOliiS DININO aOOII urday'o Rltf" 1 ~ ~~~:~ .U.UA C(tt:rRT Under SuM' par Une. wa~ed ? 3: atlleqo 1. Obleqo 1: 11o0t<>o> L . Pltt.llurlb at llloold)'n <rain>. ., _ _. . . . _ . - Sit· ••l!lroa- Ill 1iotili 1; W~h>lton 0. INJ'PN&fiO~.U. ~EAOVE Dal~ Win h!:. In 15 J ..,............. lfewart !I; Montreat, 3. Montreal 1; Newr.rk 0 (8 innJ 1 I ~e baita U ro·om tor &wo ho~a bl&l. Total l'Oet'lpt.ll .783 head. Hop reoelptli 81 , 1T5 to 220 1!>3. 4.&6 to t.80 he&vlee 4.65 to 4.00 lights 4.20 Lo Uli fat sows 3.20 ptgs :0.63 to 3.4.6 h4 stock shoats 5.80 hd. be oaute-recelpt.a &5 steer& 3.55 fo C.GO heirera ~ .96 to UO .tat oowB 180 to 3.10 can'nera l.OO to L25 bulls :UO to 3.2(1 tnilk cow5 22.50 to nest to frab1· teriaa ChlllL:a-A:It on M.UU from l'OGIIll, Edw. IDCIIulre ~~~r~~~~·~~~~:-~:..._ .~::"":":"": ~~===~::~~::==~:~~ -- Buy handkerchleh with what It 1ave1 ...- It ...,.,. 1001 tpprulmlc.lr N • r-u •nr 1011 ""•tlfrl ..... ilup lbtos• pou •Md wilb 1U1 ...... _ IJuoiktr.:lli.C. 1ft l&lll'tiJ I ........... Laatiterl ...... -c., fOR RENT-SplendkJ. ftvc room house with bath, and electrtctty, " ' •ol .I) J. J. J. need' has returned to his employment. Quite a few folks tram here at~ tended Lhe monthly Upper P'lat8 community dub meeting Wednes- You'd \.;;.il!n~Jai~ Oe~ric~ located near Rock Springs falrfurther information call Robert Warner. 206·J. 1 ca.re Meigs County Savings and Loan Company. 7·17 -3 ~ grmmds. Por I I i' lhi:i"NATJONAL U:AOUE Jersey CJty at Roc.heater. A)bany at Monkeal. BalUmore at Buft'a.lo. Newark at Toronto. HOW THIKY STANU AMIE&ICAN Gen. Italo Balbo's silvery ftagship as it settled on La ko Michigan ,near Chicago's Navy Pier Saturday a1t<•r. The ll fl\)1\. < Italian air _armada made the last leg of 750 mil l'~': from Montreal in ASSOC'IATJON Club seven hours and forty-fiye min1.1tea. Won Lost. Colum_b us . . . . . . . . . Mlnnea.polls St. Paul Indianapolis Toledo . . . . . . . . . . . . Louisvllle . . . . . . . . MUwaukee . . . . . . . . Kansa.s City . . . . . The U. S. S. Wilmette is in the foreground. ' 53 :t4 51 49 41 45 tfl 43 43 4& f'J 38 39 49 55 « MASONCI:Y ~~ . Hel:m Amick Is 'i'ialtlng relatives .Sfl4. , at Charltt&ton. 521 · Harry Gress waz;; a business vl.tl:511 !Hor at Huntington thl8 week. .t'JS Mrs. Anna Rlst and ROn or East .478 Liverpool are guesl-8 of Mrs. Janrl _137 : Edward!!. .U6 1 MrA. Howard Wright of McCanvisiting Chrb!tlne 1uellsvllle 1! 1 Fruth . Mr . and Mr6. Guy Rouah and Pet tamUy and Mrs. JeMie Ma601l were 09 Sunday euesta of Mra. lllal"latet ·54 !) K'lopp at Cutt.on. . .511 ' Mr. and Mr6. William Lewis and ·5-. Mr. and Mrs. Olem Ediell visited · •• Allan Lewis and family at Fairview ·500 this week -«56 r Th B R s d sch 1 1 -:29 . c! thee M. E. ch:c:yheld o;:n c ~: · l 9 c1·eam and c&ke social on the church lawn Thursday evenlng. Marcelline WILBon wa5 ~ bUSineM ·t \'lsi tor at Pomeroy th16 week. P~~ Mr. and Mrt>. L. Ta)'lor of Wheel "639 1 lng were retent guests ot Mrs. Jen "ns · n1o Taylcr. Nqrs. ~thgeb of pt. Plea.sant 1 '411 · ~~ vlsltJng Mr. and Mrs. Htmry · Fruth a.nd family. ·: ' Mr. B\lrtQn and daughtens reLuru ·so~ ed to thelJ: home at PlttlburKh Frl · day after visltlns relatives here tor the past week. I 3 ' 1..001<, UNK. AIN'T "THAT OUR NEXT- DOOR- NEIGHBOR F DOWN gy "!HE WAU. 1 II '' 'soo 1 ,, ,,,. AND CASPER •.•'· . ,·,. -----~ '• l ~HIS ,~Ill mer ALLISON ---. you·o· ·i:a--.~ ME WElqH I h \l I"W1sH TOQTS! YQU, rM CURIOUS TO KNOW HOW MANY POUNDS YOU'VE LOST TO DATE\ IS "THE 12. "Dl - DAY OF .... ' ··MUCH DEPENDS Ofll HIS PLAY IN ~E SINGLES MAiCHES. YESTERDAY'S KESlll..'fS THE AMERICAN f\SSOCJATION Mllwaukee 1<4.: Colwnbu:-; 4. FOURTEEN' ·, Columbus 6; Mllwuukee 3. DAVIIIET KansaB Clty 10; Toledo 6. Kalls&-s Olty ~; Toledo 4. St.. Paul 10; lndlatlapolls 2. IndiiUla.poli.s 3: St. 'Paul 2. LoulsviUe :d; Minneapolis 1. Minneapolis 8; Lolili!v1lle 6. COtiTE'lf ·~.;. i!ETWEi.N l"OOTS AND '' COLONEL i .GOFER! ------~----~-- tier from Plt.Lsbw'gh tq Brooklyn for a. one~day liland and Lhcn rode rlghL back agnln urter taking one look a.t i.he raiu , an expaNivc jaunt of nearly 1,000 mt!.es. <l<j <iq NATION.\L L.EAGUE Oinclnnu.ll 1; New York 0 <16 lU .) New York 1; Clnolrmatl o. St. LcuiS 4; Phllo.delphla 2. Philadelphi" 8; St. Louie 2. •• WILL 1-1£ ~~.~~~~ 'fitLIE 0 't:.A"/ Tbe Past intruded on her Triumph ~ YO IJ 'TII i:;.\)E. - --·· .--..E:_E ·· --~~--- - (H.t:!, ';i;;L&.C.TI:O:\C l~ecE! I \IE 1-I!-\ LC · Lik.'E' bf~'. .a...V\1 '=L..EC.,I.!IC,oTy f' " -IH U AIL:! ..,.-1--\,A;T """n--I'E LEAD ' 7HE IJ.S. DAVIS CUP RADIO VI \3-R.A'TI C' """' - \HEi "tQt.J E "-NA'-lE:".:S A•.:- ~ !I.:!.AJ,J" "'--llo'!C S tlol,.O "Those European stars always have one '• ager cynically. Ush'et1 bad just ejected a disreputable looli:ing foreigner. The fellow had thrown himself at Lcni Luneska •• she entered the lobby for the premiere uf her greatest picture. Why was she di•· '' I MINDING! - ' . . ., Premiere ' \ 'fhcre·s Always a !Jearty 1\o~lcome for you at 4:" ' ·., I c:.n.)G:J ., ' • Geo. LoTT GRUl'ES'I" DOUSLES PLAYER IN THI! WORJ.D! The Hotel CJdtt:ead«na ' 'l'HE 11JIOU!IB 01 -MOIJIJ'I'WTif" 9olum)lus1 Perfect Lt•CIItion •..• . • . . Clu~a/it~ •· !' 'I > ' ' · · · • I . - -----'. .~ , .. , , ,~,;omfort ' . _,. ~loc'l rr· ~ . · 'J. · , . · , :to ~OpPl! • . c to 50c LuncJ;ecn 5lh:: DJ!mer 60e aud •, 11. • ~ ROHIHH TEH~Y SHAI\!N(JN , 9bio. ~er'vice Rates surpl!'i/1•_ .ly , low , Famqu~ ' •. s 11~RC!!R .BEASLEY POIIIG SOME MA$'r£R.· did he know that could upset the glamorous. aloof Luneska-greatelt otar in Hollywood? Be sure to read, •• '' .. Did ·y ou Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma J, DAVID STERN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD SAYS: Durin,: the paot "Up to date advertiein11 io the lo,ical argument of an intelligent aaleaman addre111ing intelligent proapec:ta. turbed at this man's appearance-what - I "The day it put of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertitina with crude illustration• and abturdly superlative c:lnima. foot in the roud," siilld the theatre man- ... Guy OCim spent SWld!t-y ·--~ ·' ...... • Wl~h W cently. WU E. Robinson. P.lr. and Mrs . ,A;.~ OF. ld coxcn Paul Hamman visited Suntlny in 1 wet·e visitors a ......,_...,n r ay . Parkersburg . Mrs. Lula Howell and dauabter Erma of Miami Beach, Florida, are Hazel Spencer of Delaware is the I suest.s of Mr. and Mrs. otho Leiv- ~uest thlti week or her grandpar· ing. cnt-6, Mr. and Mrs. WUl Bentz. Dalla6 Yeaaer was a Parker~w-g of M--'etta vlBUnr Frlda.y . Ihla Fae Swartz au Mr. and Mrs. Frank Upson are ~;pent the \reek end with her par~ guests of relative~; near Pt. Pleas- tnts Mr. and Mrs Danf'. swartz. nnt. Mr. and Mrs. James Swartz were Mrs. Wall.t>r EdW&i'dS aud son calling on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carl _ visite_ \ Mrs. Ellen BNI.'> at Morris Sund11.y. MaggH! Fr".iay. , Mr:;;. Stella Wakln,; 1?-a:; returned The ball game pbl~'ed Thurllday home after a weeks vilat .n Athena• £:ventng between t lw Mru;on 1\nd Wilma aud El!ilc Bahr spent SunHartford old men's tcamo resulted day with their aunt., Mi·~- Verc the vJctor]' Rotng to Lhe local Learn swart1. . El the score was 10-6. H seenu; 118 Ward Beu~t was calling 011 sthough the Mason players are worth Wood Thursda~·st.eJ)plng ~-lght and these games Mrs. Anna Koehler and Lucille su-m to be the mo:;t Interesting 1 Bn.ilf'Y spent Thunn:la.y with Mrs. and exu.Ung ones of the f:M.>asou.l M1ller Beam ot Stunner. The lilCILI team consh;tccl of l~o81eMr. and Mrs. Ct:arl~ Woodc and Mong, Olbb&, Schwsrt~. Roush, Wolr MILry SwarL:~; were vlshtng Mr. e.n4 Wilalms. Baier, Turner Md M~. Mrs. Hayc:; or Chester. ii!l 4ppelll. N.ol only are the lar11e advertitins: &II!'Jlciea wbic:}l prl;pare the bir national campaigns employ ins better talent to cle•ian and write the advertioin11, but they are attuning their copy to a more intelli11ent audience . .... ? • Tt-IE:: ALFIU:D -tilirtt' yean there hu been a constant rise in the lev.e l of ad,..,.q,. .rwo Wt:EI<S ACTuA\1 fi3unehine and lhadow mleht be tlle title nf this picture. At top, Mrr~­ Heien Will" Moody (left) is 1hown with Mi811 Dorothy Round, English 11tar, whom !!he defeated in the women'• lillKiel! :ft~le: at Wimbledcn Lower, Ellaworth Vinee (right) conrra.tulatel Jack Crowfo;~rd, hie Australian \:Onqueror tor the men'• title, .. Mrs. Emery Gibbs and daught-Cf Margaret and Mr:;. Will Edwarde of Fairview visited relative! here re- "Mvertialpg it becoming more intelligent. FORCES ·~ VtC>'bi\'Y DURING 711£ COMII<JG !!!Ail ASSOCIATION ~ nex1 Mr". look al the .I wa:. fo 1·merly Wolfe Kahn, of New York llnan --~,:::cial fa;:m:;ilcc':.·_ _ POLLY AND HJ:R PALS ---·--The Black. Sheep of 25' AMERICAN UeLrolt. at Philadelphia. Only game ~:~eheduled. Broadway who, e,ay I LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Brooklyn a.t PU.t.5burgh . (two gamet~J. Only game scheduled. thnnk he has day evening. '~lgg .~ Helen 0'-k• If- ~-.a.:.l=-g u.,_ ---~---MlllwQOd .,.. ... -...---· -·r~f9entiif:'"-~ Walter Brbwn, wife an6 daugh- /-IIR'II:~ ..,. "" Ill:' ....,.....""', . _ lcr wcre:, Wedne~;rt~ evening guests·· Mart ·Roush rCt:cntly ntovett his. R,obert <Y.RDter ·:Wi'th ; her .pow;e • POUND - Four Jtey5- on 1,_theJ 1 wprk. ~ ' Yr.mk~r, ts IIS.'IM-11 to piJ SCJilar _.., 10 II"" ...,Uityiao. household good8 to Lon~~:dale. · recupe:~:l\tlng strap neac Pea.ce phurch. Ow11· ...lifrioe. .Lblerill'l T001ll Pat\~, llldt bylbe ....Un .-.f w. V. Jtoush an u ·life. BeillBl( and Ethel Or!m spen~ Mre. Lily Kaylor was c'alling on !~m a rCcept opE!l'at.IOn. 1 · er lHQulre at Dally Tribune ot- ar UMerlu, cu•"' 1oyU11 .. • Mq:a tuloe et W. Na•• llfiiJ II cllul, b.tuti601l&.d pro~&:&a JOIU" ..,ella. ,..,,.. 1lce and pay for, ad. 6-:13·t1 :Su;:::n~da~y~-;;"":=-:~tb~e~__::•;••~s~l•:=•::'.c·B~e~a~t=rl~ce;:..:Ze~l~I•::7R~lc~k~o~r~dBat.ul'day, Mrl$. J. J. Reed Wa.5 a bUsijless i · r~o~ Rent . / VERNON, W.VA. found- ''l'. ".!.80. FOR SALE-New Cl'CiP Honey, fine quality, 15 cents per lb. W, R. At!u:y In Kyger, Ohio. 'J~l3~3t Call lii· X. Craig's Store, M.lddleporl 'J~l3-3L I · ond.s 5.50 rcccltlt.s to 8.50 2m! common 3.10tree· to Lambs tops 6.75 I..EAQUIE NATIONAL LEAGUE .. ' calves reodpta 37f toPIJ 6.00 61'COnd5 s.as to 5.70 medium 4.10 Lo 4.60 common DlU' heav1es3.00 to 3.80 Ebenba.ch JIOR S.ALE-1938 DeLuxe Chevra~ Jet Sedan dceUent condition. .... ~ ·: ...:L-G.UU:S TODAY lnllht eame) Vc~<l culls .90 to 2.00 . . i~Bf' ~ulep.. Toledo a.t Mllwaukft. lndiallapolla at Mhmeapobs. Louiavtue at St. Pau1. 30.60. Bed ArtchOI' Siere. j~ qreement> . Only Columbus &t. Kana&& CitY Saturday July lS. 1933. famlUr......two Sttee& In PomerOJ, Butl'alo U ; Jenoy City 10. . Bufl&lo 'J; JCTH)' Clty 6 (1 Inn~ AMEBJCAII' . . . . Oil. U\4d, U; Ro"..hMter 0. Rocbeater iS: Baltimore 1; <4ve oer 4:1 .,,. It" I~ On!>''"".. aclledllled. .'·' '" »PTii ..\RE l-0 'J!II;TS 6 P, lion. 01\0 ...... llle4 alore room il lett-12eld ~ d ..lo . . u . s. Ohlc.Jil 11. New York (ra.bu . IJU1in111; Hemeley Drive• . I,R ~ Winnina , BwJ ' , , FOR RENT! -:-:---- ,', J\]IUIOAH YAOOB Clevtla1J4 2:; 2oMon 1 (U lnJ Remukallle ~~'Ill!'• COFPI!:I: SHOP ·tYpe ljke tl!la' UO pt.) l.Oc GA-l "Advertioen hav<1 .,bandoned the idea of editin!' their copy down to the manee. As a result Americ:an nilverti11ng baa become one of the 11reateat educational and c:pltural fon:ea in our eoc:ial or11aniem. It hu c:ban11ed our diet, telling ua what fpod to eat, and wb<>Q, and bow to preper~ it. It baa changed our home life by·introdudng a multitude of labor·oaving deviclll whio:h leaaen the drud11ery of house work. It haa inf!uencecj oQr atylea of an:hite~~~~rc, and tile maleri11l• w~t!J which W<! hlftJCI l!l!r ilo.mea; ~way Mi ,lr~~q, .~fl tile~• we w;~.r, tbe boo~ Q~ 1111.11azinea ~e ~d. lt li~ lq_j:qJclited lawa !If h~l;h aJ!II' bY4i!!llf, ~tanjlard,o qf por~o11al el"?'!n~~· FroaJ b!lhr'• fgQII tp P!!f~ 1!111"' !fie who!• coull!i Clf 'l_"r \IM~n i11fl~ treJ1.~Q!If!f ~Y •!lvertt•!nl!, '+'lllc~ ~ i!ec~ rqwe . ftir~fljlq it b : ' fiji~~· more intelliaenl. ' . . . . ·!It" \' �OHIO ARLEE \ ' • Ba:Ioo's Arrival at Chicago J40NDAY, JULY lT, 1031 'CLASSIFIED AP·YEit TtSI NG st.c·t H.1 N. Two Great Mile.s i; Run by (;qJhgfllns · 1 Rat.; B .. uced n.oo, "-"'" iArl!' tt.ae T'I'P f'l~w ~arilo 5,t ~ · ROOliiS DININO aOOII urday'o Rltf" 1 ~ ~~~:~ .U.UA C(tt:rRT Under SuM' par Une. wa~ed ? 3: atlleqo 1. Obleqo 1: 11o0t<>o> L . Pltt.llurlb at llloold)'n <rain>. ., _ _. . . . _ . - Sit· ••l!lroa- Ill 1iotili 1; W~h>lton 0. INJ'PN&fiO~.U. ~EAOVE Dal~ Win h!:. In 15 J ..,............. lfewart !I; Montreat, 3. Montreal 1; Newr.rk 0 (8 innJ 1 I ~e baita U ro·om tor &wo ho~a bl&l. Total l'Oet'lpt.ll .783 head. Hop reoelptli 81 , 1T5 to 220 1!>3. 4.&6 to t.80 he&vlee 4.65 to 4.00 lights 4.20 Lo Uli fat sows 3.20 ptgs :0.63 to 3.4.6 h4 stock shoats 5.80 hd. be oaute-recelpt.a &5 steer& 3.55 fo C.GO heirera ~ .96 to UO .tat oowB 180 to 3.10 can'nera l.OO to L25 bulls :UO to 3.2(1 tnilk cow5 22.50 to nest to frab1· teriaa ChlllL:a-A:It on M.UU from l'OGIIll, Edw. IDCIIulre ~~~r~~~~·~~~~:-~:..._ .~::"":":"": ~~===~::~~::==~:~~ -- Buy handkerchleh with what It 1ave1 ...- It ...,.,. 1001 tpprulmlc.lr N • r-u •nr 1011 ""•tlfrl ..... ilup lbtos• pou •Md wilb 1U1 ...... _ IJuoiktr.:lli.C. 1ft l&lll'tiJ I ........... Laatiterl ...... -c., fOR RENT-SplendkJ. ftvc room house with bath, and electrtctty, " ' •ol .I) J. J. J. need' has returned to his employment. Quite a few folks tram here at~ tended Lhe monthly Upper P'lat8 community dub meeting Wednes- You'd \.;;.il!n~Jai~ Oe~ric~ located near Rock Springs falrfurther information call Robert Warner. 206·J. 1 ca.re Meigs County Savings and Loan Company. 7·17 -3 ~ grmmds. Por I I i' lhi:i"NATJONAL U:AOUE Jersey CJty at Roc.heater. A)bany at Monkeal. BalUmore at Buft'a.lo. Newark at Toronto. HOW THIKY STANU AMIE&ICAN Gen. Italo Balbo's silvery ftagship as it settled on La ko Michigan ,near Chicago's Navy Pier Saturday a1t<•r. The ll fl\)1\. < Italian air _armada made the last leg of 750 mil l'~': from Montreal in ASSOC'IATJON Club seven hours and forty-fiye min1.1tea. Won Lost. Colum_b us . . . . . . . . . Mlnnea.polls St. Paul Indianapolis Toledo . . . . . . . . . . . . Louisvllle . . . . . . . . MUwaukee . . . . . . . . Kansa.s City . . . . . The U. S. S. Wilmette is in the foreground. ' 53 :t4 51 49 41 45 tfl 43 43 4& f'J 38 39 49 55 « MASONCI:Y ~~ . Hel:m Amick Is 'i'ialtlng relatives .Sfl4. , at Charltt&ton. 521 · Harry Gress waz;; a business vl.tl:511 !Hor at Huntington thl8 week. .t'JS Mrs. Anna Rlst and ROn or East .478 Liverpool are guesl-8 of Mrs. Janrl _137 : Edward!!. .U6 1 MrA. Howard Wright of McCanvisiting Chrb!tlne 1uellsvllle 1! 1 Fruth . Mr . and Mr6. Guy Rouah and Pet tamUy and Mrs. JeMie Ma601l were 09 Sunday euesta of Mra. lllal"latet ·54 !) K'lopp at Cutt.on. . .511 ' Mr. and Mr6. William Lewis and ·5-. Mr. and Mrs. Olem Ediell visited · •• Allan Lewis and family at Fairview ·500 this week -«56 r Th B R s d sch 1 1 -:29 . c! thee M. E. ch:c:yheld o;:n c ~: · l 9 c1·eam and c&ke social on the church lawn Thursday evenlng. Marcelline WILBon wa5 ~ bUSineM ·t \'lsi tor at Pomeroy th16 week. P~~ Mr. and Mrt>. L. Ta)'lor of Wheel "639 1 lng were retent guests ot Mrs. Jen "ns · n1o Taylcr. Nqrs. ~thgeb of pt. Plea.sant 1 '411 · ~~ vlsltJng Mr. and Mrs. Htmry · Fruth a.nd family. ·: ' Mr. B\lrtQn and daughtens reLuru ·so~ ed to thelJ: home at PlttlburKh Frl · day after visltlns relatives here tor the past week. I 3 ' 1..001<, UNK. AIN'T "THAT OUR NEXT- DOOR- NEIGHBOR F DOWN gy "!HE WAU. 1 II '' 'soo 1 ,, ,,,. AND CASPER •.•'· . ,·,. -----~ '• l ~HIS ,~Ill mer ALLISON ---. you·o· ·i:a--.~ ME WElqH I h \l I"W1sH TOQTS! YQU, rM CURIOUS TO KNOW HOW MANY POUNDS YOU'VE LOST TO DATE\ IS "THE 12. "Dl - DAY OF .... ' ··MUCH DEPENDS Ofll HIS PLAY IN ~E SINGLES MAiCHES. YESTERDAY'S KESlll..'fS THE AMERICAN f\SSOCJATION Mllwaukee 1<4.: Colwnbu:-; 4. FOURTEEN' ·, Columbus 6; Mllwuukee 3. DAVIIIET KansaB Clty 10; Toledo 6. Kalls&-s Olty ~; Toledo 4. St.. Paul 10; lndlatlapolls 2. IndiiUla.poli.s 3: St. 'Paul 2. LoulsviUe :d; Minneapolis 1. Minneapolis 8; Lolili!v1lle 6. COtiTE'lf ·~.;. i!ETWEi.N l"OOTS AND '' COLONEL i .GOFER! ------~----~-- tier from Plt.Lsbw'gh tq Brooklyn for a. one~day liland and Lhcn rode rlghL back agnln urter taking one look a.t i.he raiu , an expaNivc jaunt of nearly 1,000 mt!.es. <l<j <iq NATION.\L L.EAGUE Oinclnnu.ll 1; New York 0 <16 lU .) New York 1; Clnolrmatl o. St. LcuiS 4; Phllo.delphla 2. Philadelphi" 8; St. Louie 2. •• WILL 1-1£ ~~.~~~~ 'fitLIE 0 't:.A"/ Tbe Past intruded on her Triumph ~ YO IJ 'TII i:;.\)E. - --·· .--..E:_E ·· --~~--- - (H.t:!, ';i;;L&.C.TI:O:\C l~ecE! I \IE 1-I!-\ LC · Lik.'E' bf~'. .a...V\1 '=L..EC.,I.!IC,oTy f' " -IH U AIL:! ..,.-1--\,A;T """n--I'E LEAD ' 7HE IJ.S. DAVIS CUP RADIO VI \3-R.A'TI C' """' - \HEi "tQt.J E "-NA'-lE:".:S A•.:- ~ !I.:!.AJ,J" "'--llo'!C S tlol,.O "Those European stars always have one '• ager cynically. Ush'et1 bad just ejected a disreputable looli:ing foreigner. The fellow had thrown himself at Lcni Luneska •• she entered the lobby for the premiere uf her greatest picture. Why was she di•· '' I MINDING! - ' . . ., Premiere ' \ 'fhcre·s Always a !Jearty 1\o~lcome for you at 4:" ' ·., I c:.n.)G:J ., ' • Geo. LoTT GRUl'ES'I" DOUSLES PLAYER IN THI! WORJ.D! The Hotel CJdtt:ead«na ' 'l'HE 11JIOU!IB 01 -MOIJIJ'I'WTif" 9olum)lus1 Perfect Lt•CIItion •..• . • . . Clu~a/it~ •· !' 'I > ' ' · · · • I . - -----'. .~ , .. , , ,~,;omfort ' . _,. ~loc'l rr· ~ . · 'J. · , . · , :to ~OpPl! • . c to 50c LuncJ;ecn 5lh:: DJ!mer 60e aud •, 11. • ~ ROHIHH TEH~Y SHAI\!N(JN , 9bio. ~er'vice Rates surpl!'i/1•_ .ly , low , Famqu~ ' •. s 11~RC!!R .BEASLEY POIIIG SOME MA$'r£R.· did he know that could upset the glamorous. aloof Luneska-greatelt otar in Hollywood? Be sure to read, •• '' .. Did ·y ou Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma J, DAVID STERN, PUBLISHER OF THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD SAYS: Durin,: the paot "Up to date advertiein11 io the lo,ical argument of an intelligent aaleaman addre111ing intelligent proapec:ta. turbed at this man's appearance-what - I "The day it put of flamboyant, ballyhoo advertitina with crude illustration• and abturdly superlative c:lnima. foot in the roud," siilld the theatre man- ... Guy OCim spent SWld!t-y ·--~ ·' ...... • Wl~h W cently. WU E. Robinson. P.lr. and Mrs . ,A;.~ OF. ld coxcn Paul Hamman visited Suntlny in 1 wet·e visitors a ......,_...,n r ay . Parkersburg . Mrs. Lula Howell and dauabter Erma of Miami Beach, Florida, are Hazel Spencer of Delaware is the I suest.s of Mr. and Mrs. otho Leiv- ~uest thlti week or her grandpar· ing. cnt-6, Mr. and Mrs. WUl Bentz. Dalla6 Yeaaer was a Parker~w-g of M--'etta vlBUnr Frlda.y . Ihla Fae Swartz au Mr. and Mrs. Frank Upson are ~;pent the \reek end with her par~ guests of relative~; near Pt. Pleas- tnts Mr. and Mrs Danf'. swartz. nnt. Mr. and Mrs. James Swartz were Mrs. Wall.t>r EdW&i'dS aud son calling on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carl _ visite_ \ Mrs. Ellen BNI.'> at Morris Sund11.y. MaggH! Fr".iay. , Mr:;;. Stella Wakln,; 1?-a:; returned The ball game pbl~'ed Thurllday home after a weeks vilat .n Athena• £:ventng between t lw Mru;on 1\nd Wilma aud El!ilc Bahr spent SunHartford old men's tcamo resulted day with their aunt., Mi·~- Verc the vJctor]' Rotng to Lhe local Learn swart1. . El the score was 10-6. H seenu; 118 Ward Beu~t was calling 011 sthough the Mason players are worth Wood Thursda~·st.eJ)plng ~-lght and these games Mrs. Anna Koehler and Lucille su-m to be the mo:;t Interesting 1 Bn.ilf'Y spent Thunn:la.y with Mrs. and exu.Ung ones of the f:M.>asou.l M1ller Beam ot Stunner. The lilCILI team consh;tccl of l~o81eMr. and Mrs. Ct:arl~ Woodc and Mong, Olbb&, Schwsrt~. Roush, Wolr MILry SwarL:~; were vlshtng Mr. e.n4 Wilalms. Baier, Turner Md M~. Mrs. Hayc:; or Chester. ii!l 4ppelll. N.ol only are the lar11e advertitins: &II!'Jlciea wbic:}l prl;pare the bir national campaigns employ ins better talent to cle•ian and write the advertioin11, but they are attuning their copy to a more intelli11ent audience . .... ? • Tt-IE:: ALFIU:D -tilirtt' yean there hu been a constant rise in the lev.e l of ad,..,.q,. .rwo Wt:EI<S ACTuA\1 fi3unehine and lhadow mleht be tlle title nf this picture. At top, Mrr~­ Heien Will" Moody (left) is 1hown with Mi811 Dorothy Round, English 11tar, whom !!he defeated in the women'• lillKiel! :ft~le: at Wimbledcn Lower, Ellaworth Vinee (right) conrra.tulatel Jack Crowfo;~rd, hie Australian \:Onqueror tor the men'• title, .. Mrs. Emery Gibbs and daught-Cf Margaret and Mr:;. Will Edwarde of Fairview visited relative! here re- "Mvertialpg it becoming more intelligent. FORCES ·~ VtC>'bi\'Y DURING 711£ COMII<JG !!!Ail ASSOCIATION ~ nex1 Mr". look al the .I wa:. fo 1·merly Wolfe Kahn, of New York llnan --~,:::cial fa;:m:;ilcc':.·_ _ POLLY AND HJ:R PALS ---·--The Black. Sheep of 25' AMERICAN UeLrolt. at Philadelphia. Only game ~:~eheduled. Broadway who, e,ay I LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Brooklyn a.t PU.t.5burgh . (two gamet~J. Only game scheduled. thnnk he has day evening. '~lgg .~ Helen 0'-k• If- ~-.a.:.l=-g u.,_ ---~---MlllwQOd .,.. ... -...---· -·r~f9entiif:'"-~ Walter Brbwn, wife an6 daugh- /-IIR'II:~ ..,. "" Ill:' ....,.....""', . _ lcr wcre:, Wedne~;rt~ evening guests·· Mart ·Roush rCt:cntly ntovett his. R,obert <Y.RDter ·:Wi'th ; her .pow;e • POUND - Four Jtey5- on 1,_theJ 1 wprk. ~ ' Yr.mk~r, ts IIS.'IM-11 to piJ SCJilar _.., 10 II"" ...,Uityiao. household good8 to Lon~~:dale. · recupe:~:l\tlng strap neac Pea.ce phurch. Ow11· ...lifrioe. .Lblerill'l T001ll Pat\~, llldt bylbe ....Un .-.f w. V. Jtoush an u ·life. BeillBl( and Ethel Or!m spen~ Mre. Lily Kaylor was c'alling on !~m a rCcept opE!l'at.IOn. 1 · er lHQulre at Dally Tribune ot- ar UMerlu, cu•"' 1oyU11 .. • Mq:a tuloe et W. Na•• llfiiJ II cllul, b.tuti601l&.d pro~&:&a JOIU" ..,ella. ,..,,.. 1lce and pay for, ad. 6-:13·t1 :Su;:::n~da~y~-;;"":=-:~tb~e~__::•;••~s~l•:=•::'.c·B~e~a~t=rl~ce;:..:Ze~l~I•::7R~lc~k~o~r~dBat.ul'day, Mrl$. J. J. Reed Wa.5 a bUsijless i · r~o~ Rent . / VERNON, W.VA. found- ''l'. ".!.80. FOR SALE-New Cl'CiP Honey, fine quality, 15 cents per lb. W, R. At!u:y In Kyger, Ohio. 'J~l3~3t Call lii· X. Craig's Store, M.lddleporl 'J~l3-3L I · ond.s 5.50 rcccltlt.s to 8.50 2m! common 3.10tree· to Lambs tops 6.75 I..EAQUIE NATIONAL LEAGUE .. ' calves reodpta 37f toPIJ 6.00 61'COnd5 s.as to 5.70 medium 4.10 Lo 4.60 common DlU' heav1es3.00 to 3.80 Ebenba.ch JIOR S.ALE-1938 DeLuxe Chevra~ Jet Sedan dceUent condition. .... ~ ·: ...:L-G.UU:S TODAY lnllht eame) Vc~<l culls .90 to 2.00 . . i~Bf' ~ulep.. Toledo a.t Mllwaukft. lndiallapolla at Mhmeapobs. Louiavtue at St. Pau1. 30.60. Bed ArtchOI' Siere. j~ qreement> . Only Columbus &t. Kana&& CitY Saturday July lS. 1933. famlUr......two Sttee& In PomerOJ, Butl'alo U ; Jenoy City 10. . Bufl&lo 'J; JCTH)' Clty 6 (1 Inn~ AMEBJCAII' . . . . Oil. U\4d, U; Ro"..hMter 0. Rocbeater iS: Baltimore 1; <4ve oer 4:1 .,,. It" I~ On!>''"".. aclledllled. .'·' '" »PTii ..\RE l-0 'J!II;TS 6 P, lion. 01\0 ...... llle4 alore room il lett-12eld ~ d ..lo . . u . s. Ohlc.Jil 11. New York (ra.bu . IJU1in111; Hemeley Drive• . I,R ~ Winnina , BwJ ' , , FOR RENT! -:-:---- ,', J\]IUIOAH YAOOB Clevtla1J4 2:; 2oMon 1 (U lnJ Remukallle ~~'Ill!'• COFPI!:I: SHOP ·tYpe ljke tl!la' UO pt.) l.Oc GA-l "Advertioen hav<1 .,bandoned the idea of editin!' their copy down to the manee. As a result Americ:an nilverti11ng baa become one of the 11reateat educational and c:pltural fon:ea in our eoc:ial or11aniem. It hu c:ban11ed our diet, telling ua what fpod to eat, and wb<>Q, and bow to preper~ it. It baa changed our home life by·introdudng a multitude of labor·oaving deviclll whio:h leaaen the drud11ery of house work. It haa inf!uencecj oQr atylea of an:hite~~~~rc, and tile maleri11l• w~t!J which W<! hlftJCI l!l!r ilo.mea; ~way Mi ,lr~~q, .~fl tile~• we w;~.r, tbe boo~ Q~ 1111.11azinea ~e ~d. lt li~ lq_j:qJclited lawa !If h~l;h aJ!II' bY4i!!llf, ~tanjlard,o qf por~o11al el"?'!n~~· FroaJ b!lhr'• fgQII tp P!!f~ 1!111"' !fie who!• coull!i Clf 'l_"r \IM~n i11fl~ treJ1.~Q!If!f ~Y •!lvertt•!nl!, '+'lllc~ ~ i!ec~ rqwe . ftir~fljlq it b : ' fiji~~· more intelliaenl. ' . . . . ·!It" \' �• UNUSUAL RIVER SCENE SATURDAY Otester Defeats Carbon Bill Boys • - READERS' NOTICE - If you wallt the News Office of The Dally Tribune, call 236-L; If the BuslneM Ofllee ask for 202-R. S.... lo 5 to 1, Middleporl Game f:mla by Mutual c-ent After 4 Fram .. UIEATHER FORECAST" :-Ohl.o-MoiJU)' cloud7 tonlJht and Wednesday ProbablJ lho'Werl Wedneld.IJ' m. W.t and extreme North portion~ Not mucl\ cbftnp 1 temperature Fights American Author Labor Seeks To fUl UN ~HARGH Columbus R~~SHH T H IT~ Hours fiRST BREAK IN For tower Rates Unionize Nation's C~AliNOUSTHliS Must Face 'Mal ' •. For L•bel m- Spploh r.r;, WITH HliNC U AT O~U IN RA~m mce; Caae Attraeto' ~r:::e.'!'. J~UTHS DRl HANKS S t e e I Industry AEVI~EO ~S C~U[ t...•e• For lrkutak PRE~ENT HEAR IN~ TAlK n W~RKERS er Reellnr Only Aft· ~XPE~H~ no~v IS ~EINC O~AfHD One Hour C9uncll Piau lo A,pJ>911lt Utihty Expert to Survey Sttuatioa Columbus 0 ~ Bank•ng ~~~~:;b~:~=~t Accuaed tlon" Taetica FAILSTO ACT Accordinr To Commdt· ee'1 Instruction, Attorney Says Cleveland, July 18-IN~feltl mony to show that Lhe Trust Co last September its assets a $185:t.23S 75 oheet which did not belonB to the bank Was presented today at the reaump tlon of the atate senate commit tees hearing Into the afl'aln of the lnstltution The ch.eck testimony d1;$Closed wu a:Iven to the Guardian by the 6lnklng fund of Cleveland with ~ struetions that it be wired to the July t~INB-Citp tr.ake a. aurvey t.he tJnanetaL op eratlona of the otColumbll8 Railway Power and Llcht Co as the la~st step by the city in tt.G ftght to force lower electrlclty ratea. Decision to malte the 11tudy Wll.IJ reacbed last niKht by the letl.!lla tors wh.o scorned the offer o1 Ben W Marr pnsldent of the utlllty for a &n&U cut ID 'Of the---~~~·fn!P"J::):::': matter of bu.aineBS the meetlng eoWlcll tution to submit to voters at the D.lapo.silll November elections a pro])OS&l to rapea.I the Mary Ann ballot tn etectJnr mWllcJpal oftlc1als The decision to appoint a utility tngin(!er for the study followed ths presentation of a report by E W McCormick liPJBist.tnt city attorney which declared that the city has the right to regulate the prloe of electric ItghtlnR and poasbtly piJwer rates Council will now set a rate d an submit It to voters aa RIUI fran chi&ea a.re now handled Onamia TONIGHT' ~~ Game called at B 45 down arter Dnve Launched to Bnq to End Open Shop" Pohcy of Bus•neaa Palma I Booming Of Stock Market Is Checked Mlddlepod HIJ'h By EDWARD INS eouncll here today planned to ap polnt an expert utUity ~r to Irving Trust Co New Yotk Al though the amount wu Wed as o"dered the bank added the check ~ Its cash on hand" It was charged The revela.tlons were made tn the teiJtimony of ~eodore W Aa Tremeodoua Pro6t·tak1DI Kearl.n.8 publlr. acoountallt and a Indulged lD, Commoch former employe of U\e Guardian and in a stgn_ed amdavu fr'Om an bee, lnduatrtala, Slump unnamed teller of ~he bank.. Attorney Arthur A Miller By LESLIE GOULD Investigator of the Ouardli.n INS Flnanclal Writer he wanted to protect the teller New York .July 18-INB-The refused to give the name stock ma.rket turned Into an erra torney read the a.mdavit -·...-c- •. ' c a1ls1r today as the boom pace The affidavit d1lic!,Dsert 'PBS checked by tremendous prom alJ.epd fraudulent entry t&kln8 mb.d.e on Sept 30 1932 The A atrong opentna: waa followed b7 w.p.s received early in the a faat shakeout tn whloh loues ran the sinking funddts wh>t'.t'b.O• l,..!Ci<;i t.a 9 po1nts before ~UJIJ)Ol't appeared 01 amount be The fast .11tepp)ng liquor Jsauu led to ;,~;[-bc•Uiaiian;q :•~he~.~-~ctJon and tbe whole Uat BaD Much Art..,tion Thooclore _. PreaJdent .Speak& Dtrect- who 1Y TO Re f oreste.tton • Buckeye Mmea Prepare To Do "Smuhing Come· hack" 300 Employee• Washington July Ul _ INS _ AFTER IDLENESS Striking at tl:e rl~ e and other natJcn destroying elforts .a get !JOmethlng foJ nothing Roose elt I Of Several Yean, 100% lncreue Is Ant•· c>pated Pn>stdent v lut night pnt.sed th work or the 300 000 fofeiStry worten In a brief radio talk He &ppearcC. on the Pr'Oiram wtth Secretary cf War Dern Secretary ot Labor p 1 llns Becteta y of Alflculiure WILl lace and Secrclary of the Interior Ickes In speaking to you men of thf Ch II an Contervatton Co""' I tblnk f .,..... o you as a. vlslbJe tokP.D of .,h('()uragemer.t to the whole "OUR try You-nearly three hundred thousand s~-....____.._ ••"den- tba w.,.,~..._.., ., ..,.. the nation La st.UI stronr enouvll a.nd broad enough to Jooll: Rft .. r ita citizens You are evidence that we seeking to ~~~ away as fast as w pcr.slbly can from the dole trom r. up kitchens and from frE' lo thE' ng-becs.usc llD"ftrnm ~nL uaylng you "eges and malntA n , u to do actuaJ work - wo• k , h f{ ne«!ded now !lnd. for the fut a nd will brlnR a de!lnite Hnanclal return to th peop11' of the nation Through you the nation will gn.duate a nne IJI'OtiP of stronR YOUM men clean Uvbtg tralnect to self discipline and above all will lrl'f t.nd proud to work for th• joy Of wotking Too MUI;Ih in n~a ~--o~ur~,j"~;:~~~;~~:~: thoUM'ht of ,_& lo marklqa: • !'!""Iii- l'oml!l'OJ' ToJNIGBT "THF.. BARBARIAN" Tu& day and. ,.dii)" , "CI':NTRAL v;rAIRPORT' ". ·,1't1>R;·SRf ' ~~B t"fllAGfi I I \ W~dn ......... Rarthtlme"s ruePJB Sally Ellers 'fnm Jrroy,n and ' been overlooked the teller was quoted 8fJ sa.ylog Following these disclosures t})e inquiry twned to further evidence :regarding Io-.na made by the de fWloli Jnat1tut1on tnJ·n>RQms Yortc I r,'to, ll~ 1 f JobnJ son ) I ,.fU~HT!" . l ~ )~i/piJghl ~c.tij' Catla'tta(lgh [l • lfun't a -, ~ Sqalo:!•~ear• f,.1llls 1 of I;ucky Quott/lg &vano\lgh'~ He was11,'t an ll!tol\ he was a gentleman wolller. But wh~n he met fiini L¥Deaka, there occurred to biDi Romeo'• JOyful expresaon on first see1ng Juliet Here was 1 hunch he would play to the I'Ft, ' even tf I .\<yp.~•, Wilf fbi. RlOst aloof, 1 '1•pprua.;hable star m Holly. ~ 'lrit9d .. \the one star to whom ~ 't"r1il's worsh!p meant Jhlnr;l Oon't mw this ex1 fO!"OOCC of he<tlC fEATURE CAKE ON DISl'LAl' York tod&f A f~e..tdre or the Ice croom IJOCta.l 1~ponsore(l by the Daughters of t,Jle union Vi!terar.s Bl\tutda.y wa.s Ito la,rge dltCorated Ahlels F'ood Citfke Ji4kej:i 1\Ild dQn8.tt!d by 1\UA A agianst Pulton Arthur A 0 eonte-r were the letteli D of U V InScribed In tet! and b,lue coloring Jones 0£ Mrs John Senkw -or Pomeroy ar~d There wUI be 11 meeting of th~ Holl88 and Tt~k mine opera.toll nt the Clty Hall butldl.ng here ev~nln:g ai ., o eloek acto •n announcement made 'l'fie pt l))Ofle or the conwae, not defined althoug~ was Intimated that the waee scale all'eement will be dlo!CUSBE!d ' ' ~;~:~b:Y. t PAUL F. J~G~R, EDITOR Of THE BRAINERD (MINN.) DISPATCH SAYS. ~•x -- DIE IN nu C.asa Blanco. Morocco July 18INS--Six per&Ol18 were bumec-1 to r:kath and " hundred inJured ti'l day when nre swept a fann dl3 triet near h.,re An exploding tra.c ----- ~.''W.~br:.the J tor cauaed the blue In rapid succession picked sq_uada of detectives searched fiVe buJidlnp two of them known to have been used by the Owney Madden aang to ho.ndle beer In pre•leRDI d.o.ya AMERICAN ARBESTED Greifswald Oermo.ny July 18IN~Walter Qr1o1f qt BrooklJD N Y wa• o.rrest.ed with ftve other perll0ft8 today accused of reorpnlze the ba.nn~ by the Hitler OrloJ'I hD.B been a oreij'swald 81.nee 1931 the county Intosenate the aJfalrs after the WMII<ell ' PERMANtNT WAVES Always Left Out I . Mr1. W tlma 'J'errell ........ :..- ' Do yo" bO'I$' why 1he wosn t welcome I She herself, d1dn t Hohtos•s (bad breath) the scc•al fault no one forg ves Premiere wa~ the reason Yet no one need have hahto111 Gargling w1th Llsterlne 1nstantly destroy• mouth odors and check• 1nfec: han Use it da•ly Recent test$ show that liltenne prQmptly O-"ercome• odors ord1narr anh septic• con t hide In 4 days lambert ;hannacol Company 1 5t loulo fM. U 5 A. l Begins Wednesday, July 19\LISt~RINE in mE DMLY TRIBUNE 1pronoplly endo odor• ordinary TH,AT never ID the hiotory of merchandtotnlf cooperation and biter-deJSendente of eqnaull)er1 aell~r •od the medtum by wMch these two do bueineu-"'e newtpaper-has been •• ap· parent 111 at preeent. Eco'lomic facton have brought better planntnr 111f advertitintr camp~pa, bettet seleetion of merchan· diee by the coneumer and better eervice f.y the newspapet', all of which bu r.sulted in mutual benfit and inter-dependence of this ci'lilizatloa.Ail ) 1 ~ t } } " ,.-. ,...... ~ ~ j l ~ ~ 'I' ~ ~ " " ~lie ~~hli)qa M lre11,~ ~' ~~all)l~ o~ Jtiercb,in.• , di1btl• lt offen 11 d.:ial sei!Vjce; tile coJ!s\amer benefit. by the I bv Robert Terry Shannon the wltneBB would divulge evidence 01 a •2 000.000 transaction but declined to reveal the nature of the deal before the heartna aot Uridel!WSy Poutbtuty of a follow-up irtvestl- By Edson R. Waite, Sllawnee, Okla. ' the Guardian chara:ed was "p~lr. seeking to hJndez" th~ d;jl@mpl•~>probe Into the trust department records Ai myst:.ery witneu was scheduled to go on the stand at the start of the third se&tson CJf the senate com mtttee" hearlnJ today MU,Jer aald Did ¥ ou Ever Stop To Think? . b t e border of ttnted Icing In the wa~ won by ~etty Ool~mbus a niece of Mr of • Tracy a member of the organlz~t. t.ll:.l'l tcrl c<lnt"st PWPoo6ti Qover~c\ with o. thick layer or white lelng L~e cake was eda:ed by o nd and The cakt I the f n,w~~\' •n>>r>V·< ed of aratn switched 1' Notleel TO DOG OWNERS! Due to prevalence of Rabtet in Salitbury Townohtp 1t wtll he neceti!"IY that all dop be quarantmed for a pertoll of 'ix~ daya. Strneci-DR W. S. EWS, J Me1ga County Health Commlaaioner merchat~t'• eel~tion of the newapaper as a nledium throulfL whic:h he ean acquaint hit patrons of bio warea. Throurll thts untied cooperahon, a new merchanclising ayetem i• developinr. It has brou1ht the newapaper more atronrl)' to the fore than ever. In faet, the newopaper ha1 beeo~e the buyinr "bible" eliminating the oljland prennlaleuatom of bar1aining and barterin1 by profeaaional barpin dnven. AND, LiKEWISE, THE NEWSPAP~ HAS BECOME THEil ACCER'rFp GUARANn;E OF QUALITY AND SERVICE IN ITS PR£S~ATJPN Oii T.tiE PATRONS' NEEDS AND THE MERCHANTS' OFFERINGS.' ~- -~ • JACJC ~ GET W.ED FREE OF CHARG~ St tnula Mo naplng of August Luer qed Alton banker Lurr was abducted from hla ctn:wn· home on the n!Aht or July 10 an;t Keller de· was released ear]J Sun.d&J after a and reported payment o1 sto.ooo n.n&8 alia an som Fltlrer&ld I - -~ July 18.-IN8- Perrv Michael ~rs.ld ex-con· vlet !mown u the dice bo» tid." today ws queatlooed by d~ rnent vf justice agents toUowtng hi, arr:'Gt In connectlon with tbe kid ~&i I.....rtment "' - !'1 the tnveatlptlon Jantheptlcnan't hldeln 4 dayo ' 1 ' drr. WU the launched br _._ � 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 17, 1933 austin bowers fisher gorboes hichols kramer