https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/62aeec94dd2cedc2f7546df0afa3d222.pdf ad11449eda1a5132164de3ddeb6a6f60 PDF Text Text NOTICE READERS' the l!fOU Newa 0111ee of Tll!l Dl.f!T· · - - - TriblQie, eall 288-L: 11 the Bullne111 O.ftlee ask for 20li-lt. ... at • - .... ·' u lt'l Honored Twice PATIENCE ASK ED DY JGHNS~N liTll£' DEAlERS nn 111£ATHER 'FORECAST- : ,ft . Obio-Portly cloudy, slllbtly ~ !'>' nilh& p;eeedecl b7 local 6bDwe:lw Uld ""no""""" In - 1933 . C~A l ~TRIKE CAI.LEO ~y MINERS lnd\latrial Strife Loonu Several Countiea In Keyatone State SEVE~ UNIONS To Quit Work; Ominou• Tenaene11 Prevaill in · .Diatriet . . ~f KEEP PRETIY Still . o- II& terlal to 1\icrofUa t • nemeged or Ineowple e '3 2 l l(l ll 22 2) 17 z4 18 Z9 )0 )1 e 9 15 1h - -· - - -·- - -2 MA R 1 19 - - ·- - - - - -· ) 6 l) 11! 19 20 15 Ul 2) 2'/ 2? z6 29 )0 ~ J 9 16 1C ll 12 17 1n 19 25 2 l '· ~ 10 Jh 1? RICH ~KlAH , RELEASEB a:tK£ ... , - non - t 1'~ 2'' 21 . ~ 11 - "'"'' ·mayQr of CttiCIIIrQ veteran,. Democratic le~ldE~r, DfMANOSAHEMEl Ten Percent Tax Added In Buckeye State, To Beauty Price C. F. Unc:hel, Millionaire Oil Operator Retuma Unharmed COSMtTICS HIT HELD9 DAYS By Hayn~ Bill Which Be· came Law Early This Morninr By Capton; Hure Sum Ia Said To Have Been Given Criminala ·- today appenntb' unharmed after belna' held cap~lve 1or nine b)'ll. Ul'lcbel wu treed. Juit outalde the ctt.y llmtt.ll Where he waa met by uaociatea wbo hunied the wealthy even the male does not eecape, al· which tht L®t Stu · ~tate wut vote oil men tO the tJriCbel mansion tn Ulouch he reta off e&l)'. Almost AutUi l. ~\.h. ale antpmol)lle. as the law bf.eame ettecuw. tb~ Lamar ~eJI.IIOJI, t~r r&tnct itate W.x oomn;WiaiOn ruled that attorney at. San Antonio, Tex., and lha•lnll cream Ia nol taxable. cMOclate or Uracbe~ wu ~ !llil 10 Bald-headed men are cautht, have met an qent ot ,t he ~ howewer, If they IIIAlot · - doing at Sulphur. Okla., where iii !!'!· something about It, as the tax ex· named eum of 0114 wu p&Jd.. 8ieltendl to "hair restoraUvea.' lpon 111 a brother of ~ ,t.. Ta• commllllloner Carlton Dar· Chief Eucutwe Pnacribea Seellpon, prinolpo.l lntenno!lliiri til IUJC)l, lldmintatrator of the law, anPol" • R I I the ranJOm nqottattona. ( llOilllC<!d that l.he rolloWinr arllcleo ..,_ e at "" to Authorltl.. were unable 10 ~ _ , . Within tile olaaaUicallon of Public Worka luue fr<1111 either Uroohtl or "COIIIletlcsN and "toilet pnparates what sum waa paid the , tiona" u outlined by the .c.tatute By WILLIAM s . NEAL era who selled the m ,8l and the commiaalon'a l.nterpretaINS 8t4ft' couespon.dent hll home laat July 22 and ' · Wuhtneton, Aua. l-IN8-Presi· C'apttve nine daJ$. All ~ • t.lcm: 1. Perfumea. ewences, toilet dent Roosevelt today prescribed the close-mouthed. aUence wblcb jiilli(Jt we.ten, extraeta. policies and r ulftl wbich will PY· interpreted aa one ot the eondJ2. Hair otla, d)"ee, restoratives: and ern the expenditure or the 13,· ttona ~ to allow tbe tid• dresstnp. ~.000.000 worts bond luue. l napera 1. Tollel powden. deslpled to &1ve .to1>a LO 3.000.000 1 ~•r p• b9is by•' Sech!taey Ickes. . ' . - Oklahoma Ctly, Okla., AU(. 1INB-Cl)arlo8 P. Uncbe~ 41-yoar. old mulllmllllonalre oil opera!«, wu releued 1w tldnapen atly ita" wh,v\vas apiJOinWd collec· tcir of #ntern4l revep~ Chieai'IJ district by Presi· dent J\OOSfVe)t. }le Wl\8 JI)BO named a member of , the public works board 'o f 1111· Ga.._dhi May:. ~gin .(· ·Hun~er Sttik~. n. HUGE ~l.oini& HOME )-lNB- c. Aromat1e cachous ~leitberal atttt.ude t.o'9Jird. the Ipart oi ftnantinl of alate, mwW:Ipal ltlld homa other pubUc projects &nd strtet Whether rulee tabor and waaea l) 12 21 19 '27 ?2 . l ,, '' l n 27 ?I· ')1 2 2) 1R l? 2) 7 ~ 1'i 22 12 ll - 11 1 ') 9 10 ,, n zp. 27 10 R J ". 21 2) 2 ., ( 9 1 - 1 n 12 12 l\ ..ateriJLl ReplACed FEll 7 h 5 De~ed or Incomplete MateriAl OooJoo: preSJ'dent Makes Spending Rules ...Carter e- 11>11 att.Or- ' I N OHIO REASES :mg Columb .., 0., Alii. l-INB- 1 . Ohio added 10 per oenl today to i' the <"081 of belnw boauiUul. The Hayna~ caaJJetlc t:l:l law,~· ~cntly puled by the leplature to •Texas wi11 turn the tide.. sahJ raise $1,000,000 fOl poor N!llflt, went Sena tor Mo rr is J:;hPppatd 1above) lnto effect at 12 :01 A. M. autht1r of the 18th ame-ndment as he Grandma, mUady and the ~c:bool· loeft W&!!hinrton &o direct tht' fiaht 1111 are all hit b)' the new Wll:, and ara ir.st tht Hpeal amendment o 11 ~,;. ... - By Curter 15 Cento-By Mall ft.OO Tours Pennsylvania IS Madame Secre~ry COST Mill Districts IN PEN!llVANIA t.ll4 - ..... oll4 eariy loalaht. Wtdn..,.J lair, '/ 21 2 3 j \• ---t 4 'I ll 12 l3 lM 19 20 21 27 Zll zB NearlJ 12,000 EmpiO)'ert Slped.to CoOp · e.rate in MO¥e. AI~ �,' .f"' • ,. t 'f <' \ • . • ' I~ J ' ~ · ., . , ,. ,. A'D0118r 1, 1Dt, '' .. · '1'1IE90AY. AIIOUST 1, 1ts3 ,, ·' [, .' : I ' ' '' chel, t.he two auntn'fm snatched 1n 30 &~ both men and drOv"' orr 111 a blah ·T.'le tcnnul&tJon ot a OOOlPft• powered IUt.omobile. Jarm.t waa heru!ve plan of pub~ W'Orb t.bua relealed lbort)y afterward when rt!QUJres COllllideftt.ioo. al the tum.: · tile kldnapen det.Pnnlnoed which tionlr.a or the nlltlooal economy as na UncbeJ,. 1 8 whole," t.he adnlin!ttration order ' -Code " ' ' I - - - - - - - - •• ' . "I"' .... _.. Ill I ,...3 -n. It auuo::u, w nc ~ • study of t.be trend. of populaUon, :c~ a~dht~~. =~ MYers To Place Jssue 0 n BaIIot ct industry. ----..... ... ., "~- PRESIDENT I Continued f10nt . r.. 1!4llorlal Offloe cau IM·L ' · t•ftla J)flhtred .,, I Weeto ··..:... · ~f J. , ..l · : ·· · j .. ~ ~~ .1& P!ljo lfoplh .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. • ·'!0 [Olio Year ........... ... : ... . e.IIO. «Joe ~:eeM:o~~ llaJJ ·:.·:.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. •• Ill• ~llw QAo Yeor .:::::::::: ::::: :: ~~~ DESER:Jl;R · ~ , , , · Ui lt~ SP" .YEA'/,l!S AGO a ' hu~band deserted hla wife and tam- ' • !IY of ~hildren.- FP.yY:ears &lfO a .b!>dy badly decomosed, was found and · ld ntlfted by tho aorrowful spouse ,,8fl that of her erring rna . A few days ago, she found .Nm accidentally when she went to visit her mother-in· law. H:e had decided to come back and then failed lb his tesolutio)l after reachinr his n:other's home. Durlnr those six yean she had not heard a line from him nor had she received one penny In the way of IUP· J)Ol'~ for herself or' children. Instead of forrivlnr him ,l:nJi beinr reconciled to a person who could so far forret onea, hi~ home, his vows and responslbllltie•. she i{alilluld have call~d an oftlkler of the law and ~ken proper t,o see that be supports h~r and his children prop. in the future. 'flle ch~nce~ {ire very mu-:h that otherwise, at, the 11~a,t marltaljlfl' whic)'t occl\1'8 in that home, he will w;.lk out as ~e d!i\ ai)< YellfS IIllO and nvain l~ave Iter I~ t~e '." iureh." However, ex)Serience has shown that Womnr., aM IJlan too for that n\Jitter, sel.dofll lea~n ~ 11.r11J1t ),y j:heir experiences when things of the heort lire concernell · •- ·· "' .l Bu· l 1 f:i: ~e:~eP~~~:r~~~~\~~~~ leltl&&twe over Myen:' hltt t"r pro- ' ~~~:~. "w::n:~~tc~u~~ .' Rep. WIUia.m F'oM lD) " or -Merce1· test that the sovernor w9JI seeking rcunty with Re~n t t-o Aet u' a "per~nal p11.tr<Jna~~:e -·---;-:--:- zPilCtli~" far. hlmselt .~ 1 When the petltlonH were clrculat . Colwnb\11, 0., A\11. 1-JNS--nt cd. by worker" fo .. MyPr.o., tht" st>rr~>· Payel;~.e Knoz CHl TRCH OF TillE N.iiAiii!Nf' C. P. Smales, Put.or, · S:p1'8e~ Sunday rot:h ool 9.30 A. M. Mumlng worship 10 :30 /I . M~: N V. P 8 . fJ..l5 P . M. ; Eva,lgell~lic aervk:e 1 :30 P ~ 17ay~r meeting Wed. 1::m P, M B tl;le study Fn 1 30 P M. 1 -. --: ~te ot a recent ruUng of the State lary of l!tlll.t! charaed thut highway SUpreme collft, Secretary of State department. em ployeR werl' " hi ~ George s. lbers today announeed jackJn,'' h.lS petitions., and oLht>JUlaL the two McNamee bt))s, creat- wtae try11lj to embarras..• J.h" l'!(f'JIn&' .state hiJhwu patrol and tram~ endum movement. terrtna the Bwnu uf Motor VeThe supreme court, now on sumVI ~ hlclee co the state Hlrhway De· mer vacatktn 1 probably will be call ~ 1)8rtment wnl be p)aced on the ed bar.k to the bench for 11. second ) ) ·\ k bellot r~ referendum at the Nov time to rule on Myers' pleadtne: A NatUra Hea th Dri.n 7 election. Uyen declared Ulat the proposed · The C)()Urt undertook t.o kUJ the referendum Is suppcrtt!d by 225,000 Contalru.; more dlgestible m.frltrala referendwn PlOvement more than slrnaturea, whereaa only 154 000 are I~ a vegetable form than o.ny o~er Lwo weeks ago wh~n Jt overruled a 1equlred and that any oth~r coursu I knu \\n IJ\O n t or me<hdue '-'hi.S demurer tllef. on behalf of .Myers, but placing them on the ballot wonderful Legulne plknt sen~ It!! alnat 'a ault" bro\lll'lt agalnst the ·would be a violation of hl..!i oath !'Oot.~ down fifteen to one h w¥Jre d f:pllt of reteren4,qm tltlona ot omce." la.nd t\\enty-five feet secw,ng ~!tal clroul:ted bJ the Seoretary ~ stal-e. Formal notice to place Lhe quel'\· mineral elemt:nts the short r~ote:t No injunction 111,.88 ls8ued aptnst tic.on.s on the balloL was se nt to al i i plants fall to obtain from nn. IU' t:. g:reuL cheml.eal ::;tore house ·N:u: 11 Mose ... retu.sed to Mknd. Le M 1 however and ~ .. a~~etary county boards of electlonll. ycr · • .,...,. ~ I I Vi-Tea contains the salts and Wts u:.tmt' ~.< t hree repaeM:ut.l.U. es lC ~~:te~::e thot the bBs1s for h h minerals tj ust tW nature placed Sl t !u f or blm. tr&.lnl ..... r f any SOLONS FAIL TO tlt!·m in t h e plants; without V(luch "llo rea l\1 O&ue 0 good health lS unpo& lbll:\ Also STRIKERS DEFY Albnny , · Aug. has no oLher of ~>nough of Lhese minerals am.l d:or.il y lu.rmns In time except to -saltS Js ort;i!n the d.iffer.ee be~ or Ute ~:~t~te today a.nd submit the Columblm, 0 ., Aug 1- TNB-Al- LY,,.,e n sickness and healLh. blow up milk stations, , Myers said thoU.Jh tt took 39 ballota yesterday For Sale by , ,; word rt~t!ved by Ule In an attempt to elect a chairmRJi, b C conttool board. held the Ohio Howe of Repre.sentatlvel:i. The Stan• ury Drug o. been use the milk board hBI! by t.oday atlll lacked & chalrman. Mtddle1>0rt. OhiO . " ., RtlJi!P'it.Oft~rt in Pa.,of.<Datde : One) (hlitrJct Maj . Momeytr told reporta eta he had ILSked for more troops, sa,JnK tha t 2.000 national ruardlmf.:l were needed tQ kctP the sU ua~ nou under cc.ntrol, oaly 300 suarda~ men 11.re In Fayette now. 'I• o:c pers had ceaud pab'ollinlil t 1~p les this morning and were con· JlrJb•K th eir activities to In at· tt mpt to be on hand, or D('arby, ln cabe trouble '-lOse. ( ov Oltl01d Plnchoc. dramatic r.Uempt to wrlnK a Mperananent p .1>ct' rrvm a. oonrenmce table at. \I.'; ~~h he ot fered to act as ntediM a,'.(".r ~lWC " ,I Thomall MOHeS, prt."81 l1 ut ol t.he Frick concern, and J.~ hn L Lew.:~, lnternati~t&l head o. the miner!!, uppa.n!ntrly laJitc1 I F.,. · - !)llloc 11114 CII'CIIlMIOD .,Delli- C.U .... a r ~ -~ ..... ~,. . of ~ ~te .... Diare~ : ....., mmes throUJhout the •t H~ Rep. Jul1U& -,t. comitr'~~- Gtae to' and billa, whemas 8eP¥Jt.e. peiJ1,6Pns &re ilnat a hopeleM deadlock .&nd pi Wfllt on BVlke nq\Urtd for each ~Il l' M.~r~~ SAid Gne more vote, the ccmrnitt.,r, adhe would file an LnSwer and plllil..::l.· 1 \Oumed indeDnit.ely. Hea•ston. bla: to thLs rulln& tQday in lhe m•d t.o be Governor Oeorle Wl:Vte'll ----··----preme court ehoiCI' . tw1ce received 11 vOtes. Wyers' act)OQ for ellhiLdows an- 1:'welve wen required to elect. ' o~her cluh with Oovernor OevrKC Aller belnr deelated "eUmlilat. \Vhitll and l:lllfhwa.y Dirt-ct.or 0 W t:d" on the ela:hth ballot, Rep. Bllza MemoU. The McNamee bHlF, I'I Up~ I D. Limes (D), or .l:lardln CO L(nty, :;ald. CoalPace . ~~~~~~;~them:~~~ priOH\I.ben could not be held bf -m,,..... the 1 With l.QOO pet.lt.IOnl UJ'Pil ·retenuda o" t.•oitm of 1 TEA I ft '. 1 •n t• ' ' •I THt: L.t.K,. .PRW.OSITION ' J. T A l'l~ ji}e the present when every effort is bdng "' made to put !)len to wor~ and keep them there, it ! fl 'A . •••m• ~n unr.~~o'nal!le dcl•y haa ~.e.pt 'the njlc~_ll.l'Y' forces from starting the 'fVO,rk oi creatin!!' ~ !!••at l~k." ip ll(~lss County where Jlsh !Dil!ht be stocked and 11 r~neral oite completed :w:Jiereby much busine88 might come to Meigs Counb. ' Just why, after 'the ' propot~ltion received such able me!ltion and was said to have been BlJI,O~B 'tll{/fl~ pr~~ tf. jects which were 'to be completed, the thinr has sepiJiinJ!l! ~:.~d~i;e;d~,~is~n1o~t~~~ili~i·~~~ ~ is to w)~IL · '1il'cork men to ~~~~ :::~:~lpt:;;~~~ tion ~f anythJng Rlr'OI'LCOIY tlon of the P,I'IIP'osed .d•m. Meigs County is ~ntitled to that dam Jus~ ·~ It !• en· titled to mon~y to put our Idle men to wor~ l:iut unle88 Aomething is done in the very ne~r future, it seew!J Yf!,., "vlde~t that there is Uttle likolihood that we wUI set what is our ju~t due. It is past time that work should have stJrt~d on this project, Th~ authorities might lit te~st a«lvti!e us 1VhY nothing has been done to datl• a~d when we mey el<pect work to begin, if we are to be treated as q~er cltj~_ens In the state. " The big question mark' can only be reiJ!oved by anewering the question precedi11g it. ow H long, oh, )..ord, how long must law ablttlnr ,citizens endure such travesties of ju!tice ~~ w~a lll'fi"\t£~!1 · on the American pu~lic by a jury of Ohiu_~l)ll· .1~ week t When and where will the trail of n\ljl~lrec.~d IJW abldinr citizons lead? \Vhat hope is held out for the _law abiding and God-fearinr 11e?.,11Je! 'l'AI,~ )'l,te~ •1111 most palpable outrage again•~ sor.loty occune4 wllen • convict incarcerated at the ?.{&ll8field Jtef~fl'l..:t~Jry, W!UI found not guilty of murder' by a Jurl'. ~atunlay. . Tbe case ia \V<II known to the citizens of tllia ·~~te because the convict in an effort to escape wltb otlten, Murdered a guard at tbe institutiQJI. Q'le oJ hie fellow thup has been sentenced to <\le for hlo part In the munl¥r Arid others to life imprisonment for tlrelr'p.lrt. wtdle the ·• klller under discussion when f\r8t brought u; auwer for it, threw himself on the mercy of \he couJ1 !Ill~ l'l.e!l«)ed 11\11lty to firSt ·~erree m.urder. The judge, howaver, seeing nothi111l '11Urder in t.l.~e act, r.quld not brin~r ·n~rcy whel'il no cause f~r it exjst•d ~nd , el~ctroC\JtiQn . A court of fPPeals, evert • < te~hnlcaliti os in our laws, sot asid.e t~e i!~\til~~~ maqded the for retrial. ~u~t 'I ~ •l • l\ · • ol'O!ILl!l lnalde JOOr hat : Tbe Poll&~ 1110~!111 1B correc\. m""'teo., ~1Ld then I"'U :n>ere •!" ·1'1' II!Liuilo ~,.ll"'led to IM!UeUr Ule liLa\ 1•11 llle laut~lnl 1...,.: ., ag,Uu. tQO ~u.:l, "i•nt:vcr worry about JU;,';dt h ~ 0'-'l'YCIF 'j lfl~ .f~ 11 ·u ...:s.J.. Ill! ·~tboL.er,' toO." ' ~ ,. ' ;. . ' c ..1ii, \., ;!I! r ;. , · ..... l( t, l, t ~- , • · • h.,n :. ( .. .... . t: .. I made of finer, MORE tobat:cos than any he bouP.t , :)lJ (o $1.00, •. but •lu.: tl. iltiontt mo" t ; 1• tr L n J •ynlcnf.. .! ~ '!:. ' • ' , •• .'·r< ' ' 1.. ' J ~ , "'(> (> Thousands of smokers have switched to Camels and fpund that they are better for steady smokillg• YOL<r nerves and your taste will confirm this. Begin tOday with Camels. Know that you are SII!Oking a 'milder cigarette •• , and that steady smoking does oot interfere with healthy nerves I .-., ·.h.·PI ~n '!.'~,-, •.~, . liG ~:_ 1 ,,' ' . ·.t• •fc•rhraod. L~aftobac- PePll ' ll i In an e:xclusiv.e· in~r/i r.!W WrLEY PoST says: "Circling. the gtah'. lllor.~ in the Winnie Mae was the 'toughest ordeal I've evor been tl)roUilh! A round· !~world ftycr has to be \It ~pe to stand tlie ex• t~m"\'·Rl P~ ¥s!enf ••loa!lstion,. ~! hali to be ready ',, ' ·.(or'anf:w"'!lhn, onr:'<'~~~~.li~f;. ~ ;ll1b ~ ,for ·lierves m perfect coiLihhett. ~kine;~ 8$ I 'fiavi ·'for so iO'ng, I never wony. ti1lou't healthy nerv.....and I'm a eoru;tant smokeri tilo. Ete..,.body ""· Jt~lowa thot Camels are made froln more',.spenslve , ·:~aci\Os, :o~ you can certainly teD it In the mUd' ', .' ~ess aDd gllt>d fast~ of Camels, and the fad that ··\ -~~M~'~'\~If·riervesl" n !~ . l Steady SmokerS.' · tUrn tn Camels low-Buy now' before they nd,.·auco w~s 'retrle~ J ...~ (· i}ave tQr so lan1,'' I:J.Yll ' We Give a Li ...ral Allowance for Your Worn Tires To ~nly 'cin l\l,w FireiJone I:Iigh Speed Tires PMiect your Safety 6y equiftping yoUr cnr TODAY- Tire Pri~ are I till 'i . th~ht, \.\'tley Pu.t cnjoy-t a ~·.:.-vtiiel', t :•Smbking C~mela . j Her~'." ,~'"!"'''! • • S\J~J,.fNO.)afJ:er lli.1 J;mJ'g '1" I'1;;RFOJIM.ANCE CQUNTS l Firestone High Speed Gum-Dipped 'Qreo hold all world ""'ord~ on ro~d ·and hack for Sqfety, s,....d, Mi!«J1e and J);nduranco. Th;,y a"l' fint .::boleti of race dri•en-men wbo WW nOt take chnncee or riSk their lives on any other tire, Firesio~ Tiree are the only tirea made with high st.retch ....& .and tbe Extra Proeeoo of G!JM-DlPP.IN!i. wljicl) _siVco 58% longer ftcxing life-GREA1'ER SAFET\' ,!.],ilb 1\JQRE BWWOUT PROTECOON. t, • tEFT ~ RE1!I'F.P --~p '' ,~ 4~l:r· :~ P.•~~~~~-~·,t:~ !J11.&~r. to Jj ,~ill ' "' ·' ' ';.,~f:' r.~~--2J;inniNJ , , n IV .....,_..,,,. -,-,-- 1 k~ows'l1,~t It ~~~~.;~:: jta 1t1•:11n~r iif ' '4t' r BLOWOUT PROTECTED He 0&14 "Kiol<>l'!' has lW re"'!l'd !'f '14\Y ~.-.. 1L-- belli( ..... "fled' wllh the lem ol peooe." BLINDED JUSTICE . t1(fn( me h'jl!'het to dp Everr Filter- Everr. (qrJI -f.vflr .1 , · In Ev~r:r firei\fo,.. Tjr• - ~· · .. !_~- ...: !. .... •, . ,) • ~ \. • \1 • ,,·. ~- ''i ;'t (i • ·. 1- ,. 'q ' '- • ' �,' .f"' • ,. t 'f <' \ • . • ' I~ J ' ~ · ., . , ,. ,. A'D0118r 1, 1Dt, '' .. · '1'1IE90AY. AIIOUST 1, 1ts3 ,, ·' [, .' : I ' ' '' chel, t.he two auntn'fm snatched 1n 30 &~ both men and drOv"' orr 111 a blah ·T.'le tcnnul&tJon ot a OOOlPft• powered IUt.omobile. Jarm.t waa heru!ve plan of pub~ W'Orb t.bua relealed lbort)y afterward when rt!QUJres COllllideftt.ioo. al the tum.: · tile kldnapen det.Pnnlnoed which tionlr.a or the nlltlooal economy as na UncbeJ,. 1 8 whole," t.he adnlin!ttration order ' -Code " ' ' I - - - - - - - - •• ' . "I"' .... _.. Ill I ,...3 -n. It auuo::u, w nc ~ • study of t.be trend. of populaUon, :c~ a~dht~~. =~ MYers To Place Jssue 0 n BaIIot ct industry. ----..... ... ., "~- PRESIDENT I Continued f10nt . r.. 1!4llorlal Offloe cau IM·L ' · t•ftla J)flhtred .,, I Weeto ··..:... · ~f J. , ..l · : ·· · j .. ~ ~~ .1& P!ljo lfoplh .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. • ·'!0 [Olio Year ........... ... : ... . e.IIO. «Joe ~:eeM:o~~ llaJJ ·:.·:.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. •• Ill• ~llw QAo Yeor .:::::::::: ::::: :: ~~~ DESER:Jl;R · ~ , , , · Ui lt~ SP" .YEA'/,l!S AGO a ' hu~band deserted hla wife and tam- ' • !IY of ~hildren.- FP.yY:ears &lfO a .b!>dy badly decomosed, was found and · ld ntlfted by tho aorrowful spouse ,,8fl that of her erring rna . A few days ago, she found .Nm accidentally when she went to visit her mother-in· law. H:e had decided to come back and then failed lb his tesolutio)l after reachinr his n:other's home. Durlnr those six yean she had not heard a line from him nor had she received one penny In the way of IUP· J)Ol'~ for herself or' children. Instead of forrivlnr him ,l:nJi beinr reconciled to a person who could so far forret onea, hi~ home, his vows and responslbllltie•. she i{alilluld have call~d an oftlkler of the law and ~ken proper t,o see that be supports h~r and his children prop. in the future. 'flle ch~nce~ {ire very mu-:h that otherwise, at, the 11~a,t marltaljlfl' whic)'t occl\1'8 in that home, he will w;.lk out as ~e d!i\ ai)< YellfS IIllO and nvain l~ave Iter I~ t~e '." iureh." However, ex)Serience has shown that Womnr., aM IJlan too for that n\Jitter, sel.dofll lea~n ~ 11.r11J1t ),y j:heir experiences when things of the heort lire concernell · •- ·· "' .l Bu· l 1 f:i: ~e:~eP~~~:r~~~~\~~~~ leltl&&twe over Myen:' hltt t"r pro- ' ~~~:~. "w::n:~~tc~u~~ .' Rep. WIUia.m F'oM lD) " or -Merce1· test that the sovernor w9JI seeking rcunty with Re~n t t-o Aet u' a "per~nal p11.tr<Jna~~:e -·---;-:--:- zPilCtli~" far. hlmselt .~ 1 When the petltlonH were clrculat . Colwnb\11, 0., A\11. 1-JNS--nt cd. by worker" fo .. MyPr.o., tht" st>rr~>· Payel;~.e Knoz CHl TRCH OF TillE N.iiAiii!Nf' C. P. Smales, Put.or, · S:p1'8e~ Sunday rot:h ool 9.30 A. M. Mumlng worship 10 :30 /I . M~: N V. P 8 . fJ..l5 P . M. ; Eva,lgell~lic aervk:e 1 :30 P ~ 17ay~r meeting Wed. 1::m P, M B tl;le study Fn 1 30 P M. 1 -. --: ~te ot a recent ruUng of the State lary of l!tlll.t! charaed thut highway SUpreme collft, Secretary of State department. em ployeR werl' " hi ~ George s. lbers today announeed jackJn,'' h.lS petitions., and oLht>JUlaL the two McNamee bt))s, creat- wtae try11lj to embarras..• J.h" l'!(f'JIn&' .state hiJhwu patrol and tram~ endum movement. terrtna the Bwnu uf Motor VeThe supreme court, now on sumVI ~ hlclee co the state Hlrhway De· mer vacatktn 1 probably will be call ~ 1)8rtment wnl be p)aced on the ed bar.k to the bench for 11. second ) ) ·\ k bellot r~ referendum at the Nov time to rule on Myers' pleadtne: A NatUra Hea th Dri.n 7 election. Uyen declared Ulat the proposed · The C)()Urt undertook t.o kUJ the referendum Is suppcrtt!d by 225,000 Contalru.; more dlgestible m.frltrala referendwn PlOvement more than slrnaturea, whereaa only 154 000 are I~ a vegetable form than o.ny o~er Lwo weeks ago wh~n Jt overruled a 1equlred and that any oth~r coursu I knu \\n IJ\O n t or me<hdue '-'hi.S demurer tllef. on behalf of .Myers, but placing them on the ballot wonderful Legulne plknt sen~ It!! alnat 'a ault" bro\lll'lt agalnst the ·would be a violation of hl..!i oath !'Oot.~ down fifteen to one h w¥Jre d f:pllt of reteren4,qm tltlona ot omce." la.nd t\\enty-five feet secw,ng ~!tal clroul:ted bJ the Seoretary ~ stal-e. Formal notice to place Lhe quel'\· mineral elemt:nts the short r~ote:t No injunction 111,.88 ls8ued aptnst tic.on.s on the balloL was se nt to al i i plants fall to obtain from nn. IU' t:. g:reuL cheml.eal ::;tore house ·N:u: 11 Mose ... retu.sed to Mknd. Le M 1 however and ~ .. a~~etary county boards of electlonll. ycr · • .,...,. ~ I I Vi-Tea contains the salts and Wts u:.tmt' ~.< t hree repaeM:ut.l.U. es lC ~~:te~::e thot the bBs1s for h h minerals tj ust tW nature placed Sl t !u f or blm. tr&.lnl ..... r f any SOLONS FAIL TO tlt!·m in t h e plants; without V(luch "llo rea l\1 O&ue 0 good health lS unpo& lbll:\ Also STRIKERS DEFY Albnny , · Aug. has no oLher of ~>nough of Lhese minerals am.l d:or.il y lu.rmns In time except to -saltS Js ort;i!n the d.iffer.ee be~ or Ute ~:~t~te today a.nd submit the Columblm, 0 ., Aug 1- TNB-Al- LY,,.,e n sickness and healLh. blow up milk stations, , Myers said thoU.Jh tt took 39 ballota yesterday For Sale by , ,; word rt~t!ved by Ule In an attempt to elect a chairmRJi, b C conttool board. held the Ohio Howe of Repre.sentatlvel:i. The Stan• ury Drug o. been use the milk board hBI! by t.oday atlll lacked & chalrman. Mtddle1>0rt. OhiO . " ., RtlJi!P'it.Oft~rt in Pa.,of.<Datde : One) (hlitrJct Maj . Momeytr told reporta eta he had ILSked for more troops, sa,JnK tha t 2.000 national ruardlmf.:l were needed tQ kctP the sU ua~ nou under cc.ntrol, oaly 300 suarda~ men 11.re In Fayette now. 'I• o:c pers had ceaud pab'ollinlil t 1~p les this morning and were con· JlrJb•K th eir activities to In at· tt mpt to be on hand, or D('arby, ln cabe trouble '-lOse. ( ov Oltl01d Plnchoc. dramatic r.Uempt to wrlnK a Mperananent p .1>ct' rrvm a. oonrenmce table at. \I.'; ~~h he ot fered to act as ntediM a,'.(".r ~lWC " ,I Thomall MOHeS, prt."81 l1 ut ol t.he Frick concern, and J.~ hn L Lew.:~, lnternati~t&l head o. the miner!!, uppa.n!ntrly laJitc1 I F.,. · - !)llloc 11114 CII'CIIlMIOD .,Delli- C.U .... a r ~ -~ ..... ~,. . of ~ ~te .... Diare~ : ....., mmes throUJhout the •t H~ Rep. Jul1U& -,t. comitr'~~- Gtae to' and billa, whemas 8eP¥Jt.e. peiJ1,6Pns &re ilnat a hopeleM deadlock .&nd pi Wfllt on BVlke nq\Urtd for each ~Il l' M.~r~~ SAid Gne more vote, the ccmrnitt.,r, adhe would file an LnSwer and plllil..::l.· 1 \Oumed indeDnit.ely. Hea•ston. bla: to thLs rulln& tQday in lhe m•d t.o be Governor Oeorle Wl:Vte'll ----··----preme court ehoiCI' . tw1ce received 11 vOtes. Wyers' act)OQ for ellhiLdows an- 1:'welve wen required to elect. ' o~her cluh with Oovernor OevrKC Aller belnr deelated "eUmlilat. \Vhitll and l:lllfhwa.y Dirt-ct.or 0 W t:d" on the ela:hth ballot, Rep. Bllza MemoU. The McNamee bHlF, I'I Up~ I D. Limes (D), or .l:lardln CO L(nty, :;ald. CoalPace . ~~~~~~;~them:~~~ priOH\I.ben could not be held bf -m,,..... the 1 With l.QOO pet.lt.IOnl UJ'Pil ·retenuda o" t.•oitm of 1 TEA I ft '. 1 •n t• ' ' •I THt: L.t.K,. .PRW.OSITION ' J. T A l'l~ ji}e the present when every effort is bdng "' made to put !)len to wor~ and keep them there, it ! fl 'A . •••m• ~n unr.~~o'nal!le dcl•y haa ~.e.pt 'the njlc~_ll.l'Y' forces from starting the 'fVO,rk oi creatin!!' ~ !!••at l~k." ip ll(~lss County where Jlsh !Dil!ht be stocked and 11 r~neral oite completed :w:Jiereby much busine88 might come to Meigs Counb. ' Just why, after 'the ' propot~ltion received such able me!ltion and was said to have been BlJI,O~B 'tll{/fl~ pr~~ tf. jects which were 'to be completed, the thinr has sepiJiinJ!l! ~:.~d~i;e;d~,~is~n1o~t~~~ili~i·~~~ ~ is to w)~IL · '1il'cork men to ~~~~ :::~:~lpt:;;~~~ tion ~f anythJng Rlr'OI'LCOIY tlon of the P,I'IIP'osed .d•m. Meigs County is ~ntitled to that dam Jus~ ·~ It !• en· titled to mon~y to put our Idle men to wor~ l:iut unle88 Aomething is done in the very ne~r future, it seew!J Yf!,., "vlde~t that there is Uttle likolihood that we wUI set what is our ju~t due. It is past time that work should have stJrt~d on this project, Th~ authorities might lit te~st a«lvti!e us 1VhY nothing has been done to datl• a~d when we mey el<pect work to begin, if we are to be treated as q~er cltj~_ens In the state. " The big question mark' can only be reiJ!oved by anewering the question precedi11g it. ow H long, oh, )..ord, how long must law ablttlnr ,citizens endure such travesties of ju!tice ~~ w~a lll'fi"\t£~!1 · on the American pu~lic by a jury of Ohiu_~l)ll· .1~ week t When and where will the trail of n\ljl~lrec.~d IJW abldinr citizons lead? \Vhat hope is held out for the _law abiding and God-fearinr 11e?.,11Je! 'l'AI,~ )'l,te~ •1111 most palpable outrage again•~ sor.loty occune4 wllen • convict incarcerated at the ?.{&ll8field Jtef~fl'l..:t~Jry, W!UI found not guilty of murder' by a Jurl'. ~atunlay. . Tbe case ia \V<II known to the citizens of tllia ·~~te because the convict in an effort to escape wltb otlten, Murdered a guard at tbe institutiQJI. Q'le oJ hie fellow thup has been sentenced to <\le for hlo part In the munl¥r Arid others to life imprisonment for tlrelr'p.lrt. wtdle the ·• klller under discussion when f\r8t brought u; auwer for it, threw himself on the mercy of \he couJ1 !Ill~ l'l.e!l«)ed 11\11lty to firSt ·~erree m.urder. The judge, howaver, seeing nothi111l '11Urder in t.l.~e act, r.quld not brin~r ·n~rcy whel'il no cause f~r it exjst•d ~nd , el~ctroC\JtiQn . A court of fPPeals, evert • < te~hnlcaliti os in our laws, sot asid.e t~e i!~\til~~~ maqded the for retrial. ~u~t 'I ~ •l • l\ · • ol'O!ILl!l lnalde JOOr hat : Tbe Poll&~ 1110~!111 1B correc\. m""'teo., ~1Ld then I"'U :n>ere •!" ·1'1' II!Liuilo ~,.ll"'led to IM!UeUr Ule liLa\ 1•11 llle laut~lnl 1...,.: ., ag,Uu. tQO ~u.:l, "i•nt:vcr worry about JU;,';dt h ~ 0'-'l'YCIF 'j lfl~ .f~ 11 ·u ...:s.J.. Ill! ·~tboL.er,' toO." ' ~ ,. ' ;. . ' c ..1ii, \., ;!I! r ;. , · ..... l( t, l, t ~- , • · • h.,n :. ( .. .... . t: .. I made of finer, MORE tobat:cos than any he bouP.t , :)lJ (o $1.00, •. but •lu.: tl. iltiontt mo" t ; 1• tr L n J •ynlcnf.. .! ~ '!:. ' • ' , •• .'·r< ' ' 1.. ' J ~ , "'(> (> Thousands of smokers have switched to Camels and fpund that they are better for steady smokillg• YOL<r nerves and your taste will confirm this. Begin tOday with Camels. Know that you are SII!Oking a 'milder cigarette •• , and that steady smoking does oot interfere with healthy nerves I .-., ·.h.·PI ~n '!.'~,-, •.~, . liG ~:_ 1 ,,' ' . ·.t• •fc•rhraod. L~aftobac- PePll ' ll i In an e:xclusiv.e· in~r/i r.!W WrLEY PoST says: "Circling. the gtah'. lllor.~ in the Winnie Mae was the 'toughest ordeal I've evor been tl)roUilh! A round· !~world ftycr has to be \It ~pe to stand tlie ex• t~m"\'·Rl P~ ¥s!enf ••loa!lstion,. ~! hali to be ready ',, ' ·.(or'anf:w"'!lhn, onr:'<'~~~~.li~f;. ~ ;ll1b ~ ,for ·lierves m perfect coiLihhett. ~kine;~ 8$ I 'fiavi ·'for so iO'ng, I never wony. ti1lou't healthy nerv.....and I'm a eoru;tant smokeri tilo. Ete..,.body ""· Jt~lowa thot Camels are made froln more',.spenslve , ·:~aci\Os, :o~ you can certainly teD it In the mUd' ', .' ~ess aDd gllt>d fast~ of Camels, and the fad that ··\ -~~M~'~'\~If·riervesl" n !~ . l Steady SmokerS.' · tUrn tn Camels low-Buy now' before they nd,.·auco w~s 'retrle~ J ...~ (· i}ave tQr so lan1,'' I:J.Yll ' We Give a Li ...ral Allowance for Your Worn Tires To ~nly 'cin l\l,w FireiJone I:Iigh Speed Tires PMiect your Safety 6y equiftping yoUr cnr TODAY- Tire Pri~ are I till 'i . th~ht, \.\'tley Pu.t cnjoy-t a ~·.:.-vtiiel', t :•Smbking C~mela . j Her~'." ,~'"!"'''! • • S\J~J,.fNO.)afJ:er lli.1 J;mJ'g '1" I'1;;RFOJIM.ANCE CQUNTS l Firestone High Speed Gum-Dipped 'Qreo hold all world ""'ord~ on ro~d ·and hack for Sqfety, s,....d, Mi!«J1e and J);nduranco. Th;,y a"l' fint .::boleti of race dri•en-men wbo WW nOt take chnncee or riSk their lives on any other tire, Firesio~ Tiree are the only tirea made with high st.retch ....& .and tbe Extra Proeeoo of G!JM-DlPP.IN!i. wljicl) _siVco 58% longer ftcxing life-GREA1'ER SAFET\' ,!.],ilb 1\JQRE BWWOUT PROTECOON. t, • tEFT ~ RE1!I'F.P --~p '' ,~ 4~l:r· :~ P.•~~~~~-~·,t:~ !J11.&~r. to Jj ,~ill ' "' ·' ' ';.,~f:' r.~~--2J;inniNJ , , n IV .....,_..,,,. -,-,-- 1 k~ows'l1,~t It ~~~~.;~:: jta 1t1•:11n~r iif ' '4t' r BLOWOUT PROTECTED He 0&14 "Kiol<>l'!' has lW re"'!l'd !'f '14\Y ~.-.. 1L-- belli( ..... "fled' wllh the lem ol peooe." BLINDED JUSTICE . t1(fn( me h'jl!'het to dp Everr Filter- Everr. (qrJI -f.vflr .1 , · In Ev~r:r firei\fo,.. Tjr• - ~· · .. !_~- ...: !. .... •, . ,) • ~ \. • \1 • ,,·. ~- ''i ;'t (i • ·. 1- ,. 'q ' '- • ' �• ~.Qr ~Qn:lpi»g I ,_, ' " <, l 1, rljj' ' •, .. '' 1,18!3 P» lhe Deacb • ,. .. " •; •' .. ·" ' " -- 1J1 d~· liP for th~ bf!aeh but not rdt! tie\w.t;!r 11a Styi~te"'fl~ , ~h:o MiliA - N.n~y IIJOre thia .att rae· tivt ..'o)Jtume ' at a \ recent Chicaro f,..ioft •bew. ·The matulal~gu11n, Jred, · tn<l whitr! ooh~nt ''""' ; -••' , -,., To All . !,P l'fS "'=:" Smiall ' • ! ••• Ellen lAW!le IU'd !14Yl'O JWle 81&· ~v:e pith 11&1111)1 of nt~ed K~Q11ard ES tJ'OPl a lltPJ1. lllldllleiJort. Borden and us ~. Jlof(!lAl ~ and famUy ore vlaltJng relatives near Yp~ !NIIl & ol '4J>. •!:\OI.,P• ft.!ll~y. taw.q. ,.W~e f.J:Mtre t~y o f'l!'IIJIQD Ernest!.,. .,..ton ~d 1\?th C:-lendH at Belpre Sunday. Harold Mllhoa.n of Akron vlsltfP. here the .~~ week wttb Loft!q Petty and dc.UBbter, Ell&. OF 8#£ I fQj<!iEI Coi.d8~ . ( .....,. ...,, . flft _ OF IlEAL £STATE John Ha&e ana mother ot Cht•o-1 ter called on Ray Whaley . The Stat.e ot Ohio, MeiJI CountJ • family and Jetr VtOI.et and wife Sunday. Dale Hart and family of Attae.~ 11 were gue11t& ot Jefl Violet aDd sunday utternoon. Iccphenpa McElhenny was caJJ.. lug on Blanche Stocton of Big Rwt recently. POUND '- Four teJS on Jeat.h2r etrap near Peace churrh. OWn~ cr Inquire at Daily Cce a,nd pa.v tor a.d. Tribune of- 6-..a-tt ~e •w.m.W~,' L • · Porter :Midklff and wile were Linton Midkltr Monday. lcephenn.a. Me:Elhenny wu caJttnr On Lizzie MldiJ11 Wednesday. Tho Sew)lig Club meet with Cal.. Logan Thursday. _ _ ........, Elsie Miller )S en old trtendl &ewinl club at I day an'd the· play at rae day nflht. aefald Violet wu on Ute .stck list Thursday. Ruth MUJer a.no Joe I. Pem of near ·JerseYVtlle came Th~y· ..YESTDDAY'S RESULTS to ~IQUOA)'I Gpend a f~w di.ya wJttl tb8lr ~dparetitB, Jeft' Violet anp w,\fe.· ... ' Qrlen .Q1lllland and &neraon wn\ were Athens visitors Wednel· day. Mayw~ Whaley ~~ond A88QCIA'ri!IN "' ·N:Qwaul<oo Ill, Bt . PIIU! 8. ·~noo.polls 5. Ko.n&&.a C'ty 1. Loutk\•llle 4, Indfannpolls 0 . -The .tlon .t,ern ..,., r!DI· · wtte or liArlONAL, LEA01l'll No games scl:edl.lled. POLLY AND HER .PALS ' re- AMERIPA!i LEAGUE . St. Lt>Uls 13, Cleveland a . N ~w York 13, WIWJblngtou 9. Only go.mca &cheduled. \VANTIID-100 cars t;o Qf.tllWie and .aervloe, any car 50c. ~ry our TexaM Q811 ILOd Otllt Also Tires and' ~:5101'1Cs. · TbC' Old Inn Berv4t Bt.Uon. ·· INTERN.4.TIONAI, LE.AGVI I1ochr.:ster B, BRltl:morc 2. Butralo 'I, Newark 0. JErcey C~ty 2,•,.Nontl·ea1 0. Alban.v B, Torti'nto 4. GAME& AMEBIUAN .. TODAY ASSOCIATION For Rent of the ONE about the tire ~t('!ln'~ {aqs bu~e.1111 is -the PIUCE of all tires is .abo.u t _.f'l; That beini-~-YJ?ll might '11!1 .q..eu pick 'tlit fl~st­ in quality, In 11!1fety, in mj~. ·· -'FOR RENT--6 room house and batt), · gar~. garden, Oravel Hill Middleport. Rent ch~:~ap. call 381 1·~ : ar see Mrs. LenP. MeElhlnny, Gravel Hill. '1·31-3t ner Lhe Ohl~:c~i·j~!•ni~r.~;c~o;~~ thn cc North the South thence \llllit 8 South 34 and the Doulh line 4; thence Wt'llt 8 to the place of beginning containing 31.. acr es be the same more or less \ fr : m ofT or :he west end ol said H. or ; ~= ~J I I .;.·,..:·r ' Pll)li'-1'1ACI!i. SVN!lll.!j'lN ·~D • •..,.....j,.;~' 1ouc~ . What is the best in qualita!? The public says Goodyear;_ this tire is pref4!1f!.ld by more people than any THREE other makes of tires. Lj ~. llb,'T Vt..CATIJt_: .. I I FnH.:t\on No. ( . Also b!gmnmg at the What is the best in saf~tv? Accurate tf'l.st.s on wet eoncrete show Goodyears will stop a car quicker than dny other tire. The next be~ ~ skidded 10% more-othertires . skidded up to 771o more under ' exacdy the same c.Qnclitions. if you want -m+tf F'm blowo\),t s- re.m~JJW,er that Goodyears g.ive ~ij+ iftR_Ver)' · ply, ~use eve,.Y Q:fy ;,I ;built with Syp,e rtwist ~rj and I everv, i\Jy~ l'UD8 Jrom .bead to nort hWt'!'t m cner cf l"ractwn No. 12 In Town , '/, Rrmg e \4 and lu tHe Ohlo Com- ' p u.nyu Pu1·chaKC, thence east 51 •.' chuln:o u.nd 93 llnks; thenr.:e Sout.b :::.1 c;hn.itw aml 15 links to the South J,nc of :.;aid fra.elion No t:a: thelll.'e 1 1 wr:~.t 5 chr.ins and 93 1\nkB t•l the 1 Bouthwt.l:lt corncz· of sa-id Fnu~tton . Nn. 13; th~nce No':'Lh 33 ohalns and I ·;~. Jlnkli to the place )f b~glhlllll'l. ' . I •. · tlo .•• c:::.::.:.:~.:::·:...:...:..::.:.:.::.:::.::::.::.::.::::::~ (;C.ntainlnc !J(I aet·en. ~ . ... ¥·-. The Board of County CommlsJ lr-nen rt<servlng the rlaht to rejer.t . ~ '.., a.ll bldll. I"',O.J 1-l.l\'T By ordr.r of Boord or r"::.~ · l~ Cotmty comml~loncrr. . bc..' I.._IT t---1/'l C ,Arll...... \ :'i" u~T By Hcmer Hysell, Clerk. ., · · 1-l t:E~'!i:.'~ RC~ IE: ' I II 1 TJJ LJJ' I - .NO. I . ;-n.,I.IS MY 1 W\~iol "Ji!'CU ··r ook ..cr. WO\.J'-D· ~ ,,. QF UghdAg is.· $'tly t small p•r~ . . ~ f , /lp f!lfli ·lhe whQ/e house. ' Uf'lt PllOPL'i: ~1-.11: rif. .J!l,~cily as a li$htiog 'Ft•ic~ ol!ly FJ;! •~ ~.s ~q ~ fP.flf'- .\b.~ ~ !P J holll~·tn.k.er's ~st ai!f In many,. many tasks and dial EI.liC a~ m• belm dr~ves household drudgery away. Electricity makes out toast io the morning. It sweeps the .rugs. It washes the clothes. T~en it !roe~ !be':!"' •• Ente$1111 ~ ,W+ ~ "c¥o •" U0-31 .. .... UO -Zl .. , . l.jS-jt . S.00 -19 5.25-18 ite!Dizcd yout l!lectrl!= blll, you "r.'Ould tbn $CC !hat Ha~tii!J .l.s I'~Y jf~.il;ll atrt.,A~,4 ~st ev~.!'Y .!'~~ .:~! lh~ many servicef ~le.e· b:iacy ·f>•~• in ~. cosII only a cent or so •• ; m.aoy · leu. In fact, if yqu paid ·for l!lectricity as you use it, you p~y l't Jt;lllt ·fenflci.•~ PJY yow lllectti~ .l;!i~. Consi41uiag .die tiae and ·!&par b•• 8.41} 4.5HJ .. 9.00 ! m-•• . .. 11.50 : 5.00-20 . \ } -· ...' !', ~. \.. ,j ~· •: , • •••• ' ... . .I \ ...,' '" bf' 1om it' a JI!OI'e i~W~'lf ~hn ever ~o 111t the ,llbe l"tf ' ' j • ,. 16.015 I D.G0-19 n.11w .I ' • ' ~ lken · Now ~at !Ml .Drker ar<' headed UP- ~• f.~'~"• ti"'~ ~r~ ~.11:~ ,IW,w ~Qdy~r· ~'' { lb~ .. . 13;05 j li.IIMo ~JM}Irll ill E9'*1'ml ..:··' . hen L ~!'~tJor ~r· ""~ttr1· .l ~~lJtr lol!l< ov· ' I ·.iJ Mo'!l.•f~(WIW~om .ygg ...~ ·! -·.... 1110 rbt, mere I!Jileare dtan they rave fin year• ·, I 6.03 · 19 .. .. .. , I What ia the ~~tip mil!!!lP7 ~us fleet recorda ~cw ,Goodyear Tire• rive 97% 7.90 I 4·''"'' 10.00 I "-OH9 l l .• ,. I S.at -19 . J( we )ea<d, $ 7.20 : U0·21 . '. .''t .. ~<·hiic P,J~t' p.r• :·~mt . . . lo'l': oat iri& ily" ... !er• rio �• ~.Qr ~Qn:lpi»g I ,_, ' " <, l 1, rljj' ' •, .. '' 1,18!3 P» lhe Deacb • ,. .. " •; •' .. ·" ' " -- 1J1 d~· liP for th~ bf!aeh but not rdt! tie\w.t;!r 11a Styi~te"'fl~ , ~h:o MiliA - N.n~y IIJOre thia .att rae· tivt ..'o)Jtume ' at a \ recent Chicaro f,..ioft •bew. ·The matulal~gu11n, Jred, · tn<l whitr! ooh~nt ''""' ; -••' , -,., To All . !,P l'fS "'=:" Smiall ' • ! ••• Ellen lAW!le IU'd !14Yl'O JWle 81&· ~v:e pith 11&1111)1 of nt~ed K~Q11ard ES tJ'OPl a lltPJ1. lllldllleiJort. Borden and us ~. Jlof(!lAl ~ and famUy ore vlaltJng relatives near Yp~ !NIIl & ol '4J>. •!:\OI.,P• ft.!ll~y. taw.q. ,.W~e f.J:Mtre t~y o f'l!'IIJIQD Ernest!.,. .,..ton ~d 1\?th C:-lendH at Belpre Sunday. Harold Mllhoa.n of Akron vlsltfP. here the .~~ week wttb Loft!q Petty and dc.UBbter, Ell&. OF 8#£ I fQj<!iEI Coi.d8~ . ( .....,. ...,, . flft _ OF IlEAL £STATE John Ha&e ana mother ot Cht•o-1 ter called on Ray Whaley . The Stat.e ot Ohio, MeiJI CountJ • family and Jetr VtOI.et and wife Sunday. Dale Hart and family of Attae.~ 11 were gue11t& ot Jefl Violet aDd sunday utternoon. Iccphenpa McElhenny was caJJ.. lug on Blanche Stocton of Big Rwt recently. POUND '- Four teJS on Jeat.h2r etrap near Peace churrh. OWn~ cr Inquire at Daily Cce a,nd pa.v tor a.d. Tribune of- 6-..a-tt ~e •w.m.W~,' L • · Porter :Midklff and wile were Linton Midkltr Monday. lcephenn.a. Me:Elhenny wu caJttnr On Lizzie MldiJ11 Wednesday. Tho Sew)lig Club meet with Cal.. Logan Thursday. _ _ ........, Elsie Miller )S en old trtendl &ewinl club at I day an'd the· play at rae day nflht. aefald Violet wu on Ute .stck list Thursday. Ruth MUJer a.no Joe I. Pem of near ·JerseYVtlle came Th~y· ..YESTDDAY'S RESULTS to ~IQUOA)'I Gpend a f~w di.ya wJttl tb8lr ~dparetitB, Jeft' Violet anp w,\fe.· ... ' Qrlen .Q1lllland and &neraon wn\ were Athens visitors Wednel· day. Mayw~ Whaley ~~ond A88QCIA'ri!IN "' ·N:Qwaul<oo Ill, Bt . PIIU! 8. ·~noo.polls 5. Ko.n&&.a C'ty 1. Loutk\•llle 4, Indfannpolls 0 . -The .tlon .t,ern ..,., r!DI· · wtte or liArlONAL, LEA01l'll No games scl:edl.lled. POLLY AND HER .PALS ' re- AMERIPA!i LEAGUE . St. Lt>Uls 13, Cleveland a . N ~w York 13, WIWJblngtou 9. Only go.mca &cheduled. \VANTIID-100 cars t;o Qf.tllWie and .aervloe, any car 50c. ~ry our TexaM Q811 ILOd Otllt Also Tires and' ~:5101'1Cs. · TbC' Old Inn Berv4t Bt.Uon. ·· INTERN.4.TIONAI, LE.AGVI I1ochr.:ster B, BRltl:morc 2. Butralo 'I, Newark 0. JErcey C~ty 2,•,.Nontl·ea1 0. Alban.v B, Torti'nto 4. GAME& AMEBIUAN .. TODAY ASSOCIATION For Rent of the ONE about the tire ~t('!ln'~ {aqs bu~e.1111 is -the PIUCE of all tires is .abo.u t _.f'l; That beini-~-YJ?ll might '11!1 .q..eu pick 'tlit fl~st­ in quality, In 11!1fety, in mj~. ·· -'FOR RENT--6 room house and batt), · gar~. garden, Oravel Hill Middleport. Rent ch~:~ap. call 381 1·~ : ar see Mrs. LenP. MeElhlnny, Gravel Hill. '1·31-3t ner Lhe Ohl~:c~i·j~!•ni~r.~;c~o;~~ thn cc North the South thence \llllit 8 South 34 and the Doulh line 4; thence Wt'llt 8 to the place of beginning containing 31.. acr es be the same more or less \ fr : m ofT or :he west end ol said H. or ; ~= ~J I I .;.·,..:·r ' Pll)li'-1'1ACI!i. SVN!lll.!j'lN ·~D • •..,.....j,.;~' 1ouc~ . What is the best in qualita!? The public says Goodyear;_ this tire is pref4!1f!.ld by more people than any THREE other makes of tires. Lj ~. llb,'T Vt..CATIJt_: .. I I FnH.:t\on No. ( . Also b!gmnmg at the What is the best in saf~tv? Accurate tf'l.st.s on wet eoncrete show Goodyears will stop a car quicker than dny other tire. The next be~ ~ skidded 10% more-othertires . skidded up to 771o more under ' exacdy the same c.Qnclitions. if you want -m+tf F'm blowo\),t s- re.m~JJW,er that Goodyears g.ive ~ij+ iftR_Ver)' · ply, ~use eve,.Y Q:fy ;,I ;built with Syp,e rtwist ~rj and I everv, i\Jy~ l'UD8 Jrom .bead to nort hWt'!'t m cner cf l"ractwn No. 12 In Town , '/, Rrmg e \4 and lu tHe Ohlo Com- ' p u.nyu Pu1·chaKC, thence east 51 •.' chuln:o u.nd 93 llnks; thenr.:e Sout.b :::.1 c;hn.itw aml 15 links to the South J,nc of :.;aid fra.elion No t:a: thelll.'e 1 1 wr:~.t 5 chr.ins and 93 1\nkB t•l the 1 Bouthwt.l:lt corncz· of sa-id Fnu~tton . Nn. 13; th~nce No':'Lh 33 ohalns and I ·;~. Jlnkli to the place )f b~glhlllll'l. ' . I •. · tlo .•• c:::.::.:.:~.:::·:...:...:..::.:.:.::.:::.::::.::.::.::::::~ (;C.ntainlnc !J(I aet·en. ~ . ... ¥·-. The Board of County CommlsJ lr-nen rt<servlng the rlaht to rejer.t . ~ '.., a.ll bldll. I"',O.J 1-l.l\'T By ordr.r of Boord or r"::.~ · l~ Cotmty comml~loncrr. . bc..' I.._IT t---1/'l C ,Arll...... \ :'i" u~T By Hcmer Hysell, Clerk. ., · · 1-l t:E~'!i:.'~ RC~ IE: ' I II 1 TJJ LJJ' I - .NO. I . ;-n.,I.IS MY 1 W\~iol "Ji!'CU ··r ook ..cr. WO\.J'-D· ~ ,,. QF UghdAg is.· $'tly t small p•r~ . . ~ f , /lp f!lfli ·lhe whQ/e house. ' Uf'lt PllOPL'i: ~1-.11: rif. .J!l,~cily as a li$htiog 'Ft•ic~ ol!ly FJ;! •~ ~.s ~q ~ fP.flf'- .\b.~ ~ !P J holll~·tn.k.er's ~st ai!f In many,. many tasks and dial EI.liC a~ m• belm dr~ves household drudgery away. Electricity makes out toast io the morning. It sweeps the .rugs. It washes the clothes. T~en it !roe~ !be':!"' •• Ente$1111 ~ ,W+ ~ "c¥o •" U0-31 .. .... UO -Zl .. , . l.jS-jt . S.00 -19 5.25-18 ite!Dizcd yout l!lectrl!= blll, you "r.'Ould tbn $CC !hat Ha~tii!J .l.s I'~Y jf~.il;ll atrt.,A~,4 ~st ev~.!'Y .!'~~ .:~! lh~ many servicef ~le.e· b:iacy ·f>•~• in ~. cosII only a cent or so •• ; m.aoy · leu. In fact, if yqu paid ·for l!lectricity as you use it, you p~y l't Jt;lllt ·fenflci.•~ PJY yow lllectti~ .l;!i~. Consi41uiag .die tiae and ·!&par b•• 8.41} 4.5HJ .. 9.00 ! m-•• . .. 11.50 : 5.00-20 . \ } -· ...' !', ~. \.. ,j ~· •: , • •••• ' ... . .I \ ...,' '" bf' 1om it' a JI!OI'e i~W~'lf ~hn ever ~o 111t the ,llbe l"tf ' ' j • ,. 16.015 I D.G0-19 n.11w .I ' • ' ~ lken · Now ~at !Ml .Drker ar<' headed UP- ~• f.~'~"• ti"'~ ~r~ ~.11:~ ,IW,w ~Qdy~r· ~'' { lb~ .. . 13;05 j li.IIMo ~JM}Irll ill E9'*1'ml ..:··' . hen L ~!'~tJor ~r· ""~ttr1· .l ~~lJtr lol!l< ov· ' I ·.iJ Mo'!l.•f~(WIW~om .ygg ...~ ·! -·.... 1110 rbt, mere I!Jileare dtan they rave fin year• ·, I 6.03 · 19 .. .. .. , I What ia the ~~tip mil!!!lP7 ~us fleet recorda ~cw ,Goodyear Tire• rive 97% 7.90 I 4·''"'' 10.00 I "-OH9 l l .• ,. I S.at -19 . J( we )ea<d, $ 7.20 : U0·21 . '. .''t .. ~<·hiic P,J~t' p.r• :·~mt . . . lo'l': oat iri& ily" ... !er• rio �......... ., i'O!SDAY, ~ Personals 1,1181 fhU ..:.~·· J ·Governor'• Bride a1f:(ved tn Pomel'O)' TUeilaY WOOd homP for a weet.'a { Rei: Jr. Ru.-eU &Dd. John Arsa· .JeJ~le Bmtth was called from CObrlte spending sevenll da.)- ; lumbus by tlle death or Charley with their pa.renta, fb. and--. Mt:. Hysell. Do.vid Spen~r. Mr. and M.."''. Tom Morris s~t 8Wld&Y with U:o.ry Jlubbard. NOTIC!f,··OI' llPPOIII'I'IltiNT • ~, and . Mrl. Tomnll : Ander~Kmr ol Admill!11tr&b epent 8~ w1tllr! "Mrt .and c· M7S. Ralph R .....ll ~ llol;q ~... 8 rectlnt eueet Lower Thomaa Fork morn· 1n11 aild remained. far ·about llll hour J cluc2ed auto trips to the vartoua mlne!l and potnLB or Interest ln Lhe Bend. Included in the party were Mr. A.. T . l..o\\1mtstcr, general manager of the c. & 0 . Railway with head· quarters at Richmond VIJ"Kinia, Mr. J . W. Ktrig, genttral superlnteD.!!ent ·o f tranaportat1on of Richmond, .Mr. E. L . Ba.ck, general superintendent, Huntington, Mr. F. J. Ginn, superin· tendent of the Hocking tllvlllon, or cOlumbus, Mr. w. L. Rowi!r, chief engineer, of Colwnbus. They departed al aabOut noon. John~· J~ Sintt.h and Maraaret Hysell were cUnner auetta Sunday, · ot ct NO(&, Mr. andn Kt'fi. Welt-er Dodson Mra: WUbur " Humphrey and aon of AkroD, attended the funeral ot Charley Hy.reU. ~1tt:if>it- 6m1:l- Fp:mt. sumJ11y n !och t \\'lth Msrgartt H~r.e-ll . Mr nnd M ·~ Anson Jackaon SundaY . wHh Mr. and Mrs . !83 AUTOS EXCHANGED II Ernest 'l)lcke: VOL. VII NO. 265 andn Emerson RUS8ell o1sited Walter Dodson. SundaY . BEC~ME MILITANT femmoy: Wed~J '+THE BIG CAGE" . . OAK Hil-L Meigs to all ruies and reH· .. . . . . . . . . . • Addrtl88 Mailed blank& ,must be postmarked midnight., :Thursday, August 3rd. othera will be accepLd un\..11 noon, Ftl· · day, at Tribune Editorial omces. 8- t ...:Jl.. NOTICE! · In Conformity to The National Indus· trial Recovery Act as suggested by Our Hon; President Roosevelt I have adjusted the hojn.a of labor and the waae• of my em· ployees to accord with hio national recovery program. -!\Gcqrdingly be adviaed. Therefore I •' · ' ·1.. · .., r . . , I .. ', ·, . .. .- . !"-·';.;~ New York Governor Warned "Bloodahed" Ia Imminent . Serve• Notice Of Great Naval ConatructiDil Prol"am "Sc:otlal!'l Yard" Or·...,oi-1 zation May From Meetin1 N. R. A. Moves To Tab TO SPEND MILLIONS OF PRESIDENT AS STRIKE SPREADS •• 1 . ..· • • • \ · "'~~ ' j Coal Operatora Charp Lack Of ProteetiDil Afforded Uniontown,~ Aua:. 2-lNS-The National Recovery A<hnJni.Btratlon moved to take a band tn ~¥~" Pennay1van1a'a seethtng bltWirlriOus coal strt.ke today as unre~~t ~d riot~ ina eontJnuect ln the huee eok:e relfon of Payette county. rn addition, the ata.te . m'11t worked tn conjunctkm wl the United wne Worken~ or~ · . to curb the viOlence which bu cauaed one death and ttertO , ~mare tharl a score the '!f'J"'J', -·the ~~~:1.,<' . BOND ISSUE FOR RELIEF OF SCHOOLS AND EMPLOYMENT ·IS PART OF NEW TAX PLAN (Oontln~rom PaRe On..> ~lt!llV)' , L:,~rOIJKhOllt, thl) l.!a.r ly si?ll-~ in and fa11inK to show much rallying power Ja,l'fl'. The ·, t.a~r ~?ft .W. q1e Industry's operi$\lons was A.' tp.c~·;. somewhat sJmllar lnnuences Pomeroy, Ohio. ,-. Hand In Keyatone State Strike Dioarmament Getturea Geneva Seen Aa Failure ...... ~ St :Jel~ were ·~ nklng easUy ' SanitclfY .·.·. on or before MINE TH ES 8ECOM[ SER'I&US IN PfNNSYLYANlA UOAHU TH UCS MAY fORM CH _ ,. Ouiet · ' ~\ · F-LOYD 'f !'"EES, Prop . ~ PRICE THREE CE.N'fS . .. , ... ¥:-/ ' ".oo "" We ,.,J~ liO'l qPion !until 8 ~. ~... and we WJII, dose a\;5 p. ni. on ~eek J'\ya:;' The,: Satlir.( day ,Opening h?ur w~ll ~ the, •,~~e, .hut*tJ>,e~.· I' clo·l~l!" hour w1ll be tn . ke~p,ml! Wtth ·~h! d~4 hour aa a~?..'?ted by .other : Reta~l. ' • Mau Martial Law in Pennaylvania Coal Fields .. MilS Constance Flnlaw who has been vls1t1nl friends and relatlve.s here haa returned to her home at Za.ne,avllle~ . he was aecompo.nled by Paul ' Win n Who will remain for • tlill~ . . . ~~ ' . ! ' .Mida Ohloe Bearh1 who Ls ell· + rqJied . )n a nur5ea' training c!11~oJ In 11. Oindnnatl hospital, .hus u.r~ rlve4· home to spend 11 ten-dQy vo~ ~tlon. wlt.h ~e~ par;t!n~, , Mr .., l!-lld ,Mrs. ~: ~arQs Qr · K~rr's Rt~n. ~ J!'~~ ~? ll!l!!I!U'i'~e ·..t~~M _. ' fRl_JAA'int c~anf;e· Ohltert.Storea. ' .. '"eento--sy Albany, A\11. 2-4N'~tl1kin8 farmera have won their first objec~ tJve by preventing the delivery milk to stations In the Yl~~~~./ Boonville, Charles H. ehainnan or t~• state milk control, admitted today; .: '*l'be atrlke1'8 have everythtllS" pretty well blockaded aJOuod Bo6n· vllle and report.a which I received thla mol'Jlinl indicate that little or nD lnllt Is belns: deUvereP to the stations," Baldwin said. Baldwin said his tteld men re~ ported to him that many fannera are telephoning to the mUk stattona astlna: that someone be sent to their farms tor. the milk. ulatlons. The t.wenty·flve cents entry fee ls submitted w1th thia blank. · . "'oarrtor OVER MilK PRICES At Hollywood; F umiture Men Demand $1.40 Per Hour tn the POMEROY, OHIO, WED~ESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1933 nHMWAHlf NAVf IN NEAR FUTURE STUDIO MEN county Open Tennls Tournament and arree Now n ·a tn The Tribune f El.~CTRiC Tl!eatre .. · ENTRY BLANK I hereby INbmlt n;ay name u a. participant u It's EASTERN FARMERS Gets U. S. Post JAPAN T~ BUilD .:::;:;::::;::::;:::======== 'l'aesday and · COUNTRY IS SEETHING WITH UNREST J W . Row:~· ' Is sufrerlng with r.;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;i;;;;;;:;;;;;; acute tndlge8t1on. Mra. Charley Hysell is 1n a ser- Bl8.nche OoDde was a recent &uest .ot Edna. Morrl8 . . Lue Dodson _ , , l'lid&J with Mrs . Charley HyselL Mr. and )rJnJ . Floyd Rarrtson w• Oblo and Vlrllnlo-l'ai'UY clou<!!'. Local lho'f.- en and thwu~eni:.orml toaliiJ,t and. Thunday. Not. much cbaup in tempetat'"- FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. I'~:~~~~~~~~;~~~~ toua .condition. WEATHER FORECAST~ uur Tribun•. call 236-L: If the Baslu... Oftlce aak for 282-B. are whlle the olticlala made an inBpec• tion of conditions here which in· Pom~ NOTICE .- lf you . READEBS' the News Oftlce ot ' The Dailj _____ _ stx:nt am! A apeotal t.r&Ul beorina: Ohesa~ pa~.ke and OhJo ra.tlwa,- , oflk:iala were at work in the rails. whete '·l'it sen.sonal downtum Lraffic In })egan to , make ltG ~ppea.ronce . carrier t sh~s . were t slugl(lsh thDUlfh \mpre\rln~t' '$fte1'• a htm.vy ' start. ~ ' ' , The a'ctlvltY ooo~mM dur· . . a. buyJns tlurry at ~he end of Hl"St .hoUr "'heu wh8t opened the d~y'a p8p.k&. Thtf t.icker ten ' mlnu.t.q bobinj1 but oought up quickly. "{{he~ttet, trtdlng was extremelt ~· dun~: vql.um; running .• rn\a "j~;:[n;400.ooo YreS· (l.rt hour. shares were ~ negl~t-:d, \ ... U. S. Smett~Qi:r ·'n!ft'ned !Oilli~·.ot the Jll"OUn<t.l<;ll .. ' tile\'""- . ColQt:OOo · Puel ,broke ohtl~ibri. , ot ·lnt"l~t··~i:t Its · Oils were a.kSed.-by tl~ ~'tl.ew Ja.s?.llile prlce£1' ln this ter, :.· :· . ' .· 1 ... e ,·e quiet and firm. tl3lf>phone put In a good anted chemtcP.l wat thin nmr ~ .' I'RICED. TO S.L -K ~ . I• ;\ .r. ', , . QUIC . ' ' ~\ .. Actress Replies To Studio Charge; ¢, .' ' }; ' " 1\A. :': ,~ ChevroJet 1933 ~· "f~':..,.~··~('.. { : ' ' ' {!,·· .,, ' ... ,..., ,,·. .i :... Chefrol,et ..... :.~93. 2 ' ~ . Cfte.vroJef ' . 1~32/ ··.C.,u 'e·' . ,' , . ' . '~ \.''-i Chevrolet 1929 Cabnolet ~ ,. ,.. · Chevrolet 1929 Coupe ···. Ford 1931 Tudor Plymouth 1931 Sedan , Chevrolet 1932 Pick 'Up .1' · · ' . - Sylvia Sidney Says Throat Imperfection May Force · Her RetirelllOillt . ... . ECONOMY POLICY OF . ADMINISTRATION IS REVISED ' · ' I , eI ·~ . .,~::" Ylr''"i- ~:. · tG-t:t., .._.,.-~~ )o·~ · ,~·- Chen:qlet Co, coouttnued oo Pare Three) JOBLESS SILESIANS ENTER GERMANY luy hanclkerChlefl whh what It laves 11 .... .......,..~~--- ... ~·· .....-.1W&dM1)MtPIIIt. ..... ~ ...... - _ .,lM.IM._ ..,_ . .,......,.... .............. ...................... .........._I _.. ~ .'5 •• I'"'" .., 61. . ,.. ......... - -~-=-·~-:;.:,..... -~. ~ .... qpl , I,..-.. I LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE 25' .. I really can't help it. After all, oae tlw clevelop a ,petSOnal ~ gud fur a thing that oomes ia such laiimate contact with one's ' llpt. AUJI jjna: I wn a "!"OmaD, I I# app~ the &a _that my , snliJe It my feminine reuoning. To thtm the chatacter of Luckies' 6ne tobaccos seems mote im· ponanL But my woman's intuition teUs me that the purity of "Toasting" is never to be l'otgot~- ~ ~ mY ' tcn. ·Ancl ~· the. iaore I IIDOR, faltidiouneaseof daiali~Mea -·· .. - --· ..··· --·-·- - .. the .doar I ltd co my ciprette. raevi. Qwtfa11.t,.lll•...... ~--.L_J_n____ -----------=~~~=-~ ~ '_ l l.&udcla~~- / .. � 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 08. August 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 August 1, 1933 durst kemp marino