https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/09fff41218de7048a182f0be6e18b839.pdf 68cb7a37bf832557deb66bc824ab4d54 PDF Text Text ' ' ' ·.1 , ',. I ·Kidnaper in Death CeO 'Yust Lady" Does Her Part READERS' NOTICE - If the News omee of The Tribune, call 236-L; If the Office ask for 202·R. 'WEATHER FORECAST- and We& VlrllDl&-P&lr ~-, ..,. Sullday. Wann.,. Sullday """ In · " ---:Ohio poruon tonlfht. -·- LEASED WJRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. Jt1 It It'a Newa n".s In The Tribune NEW YORK ~Ult POLICE CI.U&BED ~y MilK STRIKE Attempt Fails fRENCH AVIAURS SHK NEW l~NC I mSHNCE HEC~RO - HICKORY CHAPEL Mr. and 14m earp Slayton, Mr. a1,1d Mrs. L. 0 . MeCullouch v.l!lted Mr. and Mrs. SCOtt McDaniel, Bun· dey. Harold !.ove ol Hunttngtor $t}'.mt thE~ week end with his par, enta, Mr. and Mrs. Harty li.Jve. Mra. Elaie Powler abd children VIsited ber »arentl, Mr. and N'~ George Oerlacb aDd. family "' Le· tnrt. SundaJ. · Oeraldtne Casto spent the week end wtth Lydia Wallace at Sane:! Hill. Ml". and Mrs. Roy Rlftle and Mrs. Usmle Rim -.: vi!l.ted Mr:;. Ma.::-y SW!Sher nnd ramny, Friday e"en· lni. ===--==-= Nlgbt BAll. TON I G H T! \ f Carrier 16 Cents-By Mail " ·00 ,. Leave Bennett Airport For Europe For Turk· ey Or Pereia --· ' HEAD FOR IRELAND W eatber C:.unditions For Journey Reported Aa Ideal I IFactiono In- Coal LieutenantC;;mmander l Settle Hu Narrow Eocape Mob Of Farm"" And - I 1 - IN LANDING I Ia In Air Only 20 Minu· ' t~a When Valve Caua· ~~ble New York, Alii. 5-IN8-MaurWe · Rossi a.nd Paul Codos. daring French flyers, bopped Oft frol\'l Floyd Bennett l!'lekl at 4:41 o'clock lEST> this morning on a long dlstn nee ftJJht act'088 the Atlantic. · Seeking to break the world's dlatanoe flight record, the two :henchmen planned. to fly t.o Turkey or Perai& withou.t a stop. They sot their hu,e plane with """ er.ormout load or iiLSOllne lnto tt.e a.lr W!thOut dtmeulty after t. 41.100-foot run and turned out over the sea to race a crimson sky. Codos, wearing a white tlylng suit, was at the controls as the fty- Oamft Called at a:lMI. At Mlddl&port H11h School Grbudl Admiaoion Sc and 1Oc crll waved ioodbye to a smnll erowo1 1 ol speetatonr.. RosSI, who wore a. blue suit, 5houted hls coodbyes In Freneh. • I The fliers pla,med to hJt straigM Commander 'f. G. W. Settle examining the gondola up the Atlantic coast, they said, IUl r.t the ~trntosph e re ballnon in which he had hoped to far a:; Newfoundland, cuttllll out to sea at that pmut and heading rr.ake a record ascent from Soldier Field, Chicago. He ror the southern tip or Ireland. f d h ft h. f 1 Their course will take them over wns orced own, owever, a er reac mg a 1>000 oot a. I ~irst::m:t e~~ P;:~chTh~~P{t!\~ ~ ~tu~-~--~~~~--~ ~·~~~~-~~~~~- --~--· to;;::::;y~'d!,;~l.b.~~lk,.:""~e~T: . Five Arrested As 1Dublin aula and then over Asla eastward .. ,.,. .. th•" rue1 wm .."'them. ° Speciolofw ..,a•· 19C 23c 17c l9c 12c 1.. ' ,'MIN'S SUITS llc ...... ,.29c: '>l lb. r:an ll k:JC. 2 · · '~~: 25~ \' OJot.hes:·AnN .... t ' Sea VIew 2 Rei'. '19 · I Oma Gea Drrm4 Cllr ~ ( · a p k & Be Clm• F••m 25 , . or (, . ana , .. ct~.ns C 2!tc BJ$QUICK FLOUR ••• 35c 25c ~~~~~~;:;:! Ice Cream Salt ~:."· J;<JUDAY and •tu.TIJRJJoAV ,' - - - - Holly T Qmatoes pkp. l-Ib. ·, ; 8pfoMa.l8 tR.Y~ ' Full Pint ' I · ..Bottle ... 45c !PENN THRifT ' ··. Motol' 011. 3 GiLl. fia.n Ruushlne TrtHUIUI'fl wnrers e l,{ib1 .;:) ;;P¥' ·... t, ,, Fn.ah -- l~an 1\nd. M<"nty to .. lb. r'?~O r• Pork Roll Wf;l.fln' Sliced ldea.l tor Lunchl'on Boiled HIIIII Ho!f oo· Wholu Bllced, lb. , plcg. Pr('tzel•, per lb. $1.04 3 Wafer . .. ttnat account or c. o. Amll>m,lllld Jua.rdtan of Elma 8teW¥t, an Insane per60D. : : First and tJnal account or cora 11. Robe-rta, admlnlstmtrbc or tbe ea.. tate or WUHam Batey, de~osed. Flnt and final aceount of WUJr.. lam H. EWinr, ndmtnletrator ot the e.<.tate of Amanda Roush, deceased. Seeond account of W. J. Krider, asa18nee of BenJamin H . Cl'088. Aooounts wUI be heard AUaust 24 1933, • -CUURCH OF THE NAZARENE C,P.S-Pulow, ......._ Sunday school 1:80 A, M. Momlnlf WOr4b:lp lO:SO A, M. N, :f. P. 8. 8:30 P. M. Evi!Jllellstlc service 'l:SO P. M. Prayer meett:n'l Thurs. 'I:SO P. u:: 18C . _,. t:LECTIUC The•tre TEENY,. 1WIST ~ •• At the MEA'f JlEPT, ·l•, market steady; steen 900-100 good 600-I'J6; steers 900-1100 medium 6NI-560; eteets 900-1100 oommO!l f.50-4'lfi; steers UU0-1300 iood 5150QO: atflera llCXJ-1800 medium S2551MJ; heilers 700-UKIO iood 42&-476; better• '700-1000 medium 400-425' ~wa IOOd 225-350; cow•, commoh Treuure WAFERS 1 '~ ' Pl'l'T8BURQB LTVISTOCK Aur. 4-INB-Cattle reoelptl 20: 19C 10c 17'c . I fl Down . I 17c --Baited '"· Sc Sc '"· 19c 25c lb. lb. Malted Milk 2 '""·23c .. 4 lb~. 19C p eachel T'"'"'"'' Fli.ncy Elbf'rta Sweet Potatoea 4 '"'· 25c ALL STRAW HATS ONE·THIRD OFF MEN'S SUMMER SUITS Tropical worste.tls and Linens reduced to ,.95 Save on Men's Dress TroU&ers, Seersuckers, Neckwear, hosiery, pajamas, Shirts ~d etc., all at spl'ieial low prices during this sale. "THE EAGLE THE SAVE ON BOYS SUITS Two Kni<ik~rs, and Vest Aies'7 to 13 $4.75 Take care of his . needs for oohool wear during this semiannual Sale. Wool Knickers, Wash Knickers, Long Trom1· ers, Shirts, Blouses, et.c., all at big reductions. IAIII,-er Cake '''·2·s' 't .. ~B. ·. Sandwich Buns Do• Small Wiener• Good8·.- Many in year around weightl, some of our better •l"ade included. SAVE WHILE YOU C~-THE DAY OF:.LOW PRICES WILL . SOON BE OVER 12c •• FRUITS and \'F..GEI"Al\Lt<:s -- l'aaq U. Fl. No. 1 Grade New Potatoes Onion. 10 1••· 39c 2 9c Butter 2 1.. · 49c lbo. -·· ··········l••••¥11 ·-- . ------ ---~ ' ,; : ~ld'!- 9¥.~~·- ~ . ... ..,.. ) ReHable Stem~ ~­ Excited; aDed Out Bomb Suspect11 Guard C _ I Weather conditions along the coaat and across the AtlanUc were I ' reported IdeaL . Arn 1b Made in Botton F oiThe 1lyeta carried five chickeniS, 1 • · Raid! ''.B omba" , ..tllree (loam oranges, two dozen wm 1 · Jeirions, two doien bananas, elgM Found by Police •Q\mrts or mineral water and seven quarts or black coffee. .~Two Ufe as well a'l! tWO .al.dtf Week A.... 4lh to -- --- Free Staters Order Out l'rol to W atoh Pub- lic Buildin1• · TOTS DEATH CLEVELAND ·- Cleveland. Auc. wave ot reeent~ent wlldtln aJllODI sions, and even directd his beer buMiness by tance telephone. Jong.dis- 1 I Cqntr;. veray Asree ·T.; ·· ··· "Make Peace., �I' .- ' '1'111 DAILY TJUI!t!N&-1'0~. ~litO 1 I!~1~¥~!.t!~.! !.t~J!!!;·~~ -·- ....... ' sj1111>Av.'.A.wl:18'l' e; ••aa «;aristi.ble? 1'110NE YOII& NEWS ~. Qblo, up<1er 11>0 Mt or llorch 3, 1811. P u J -" IIl!lt ~ 11\1~' ' - • -.\'f<laY. ~ on LOwer Be«>nd 81.,.-1. I'OI!I!I'OJo .Q; ......,. our ~ eend Wi te'\ttrs ~ neW'~~o mat~r tor pub~WOff , ~Ill aU aJin jhelt Dim.......lihou1h not p~y lo , 1!1 prt.D~ . . It , and llra. Oeorre P. Bmtth e.nd chlld.rm vlttted nlaUyu Mr. OJI,d Mra . David OOnuch and taml ily and Mr and Mn, T . J . Shipley 1 and d&u~ter Mary Louilse In Hunt I!naton Monday. Lawrence Olll ot McArthur and Mrs. Emma Dye or Columbua wert~ c~en &t the Cou ... t.::!: !::'""'A B!J.D· day. Mr. a.nd lw(rs. Reynolds SDllth of Dunbtu' were Sunday a:ucat. or Mr. and Mu. John Carney al3o Mrs V1ola Kenneda ancJ, dauehter Madeline of VInton were 1ue1" Mr and Mrs. J. T. Bpjnce and children of Sprtn Hill W. Va .. and Mr11. Ja.mfS Spence ot Red. House 1 were dinner auesta of the Wacner 1••sters Sunday. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Hale HILl'Cllni who have spent t.he paet few monthl at 1 Waverly were aeeompanled home 1 by the latter's &J.Ster, Mrs Mollie I ' ' ' J!~PIIEII!I'f~TIVICI l'rtd Kllllball. .Inc. ' c.blcq,ti ,P~Daclelfbl", ~""!"~~, ~wawe r ) r ~ ,I' r I ·..L.4-· .·1iH ( F?r ~~1'"'!•1 0\l'f• ~•'\laf•1- ., For .B...._ Offtce •1Jd ' Ctrcuhi,IOJI DeJQ CalliH-8 ·' I • J .. , , ' • Five ~ atore. The latter tbe t.o ' Inveotlpllon by pollee led 1o a VIRGINiA•• •• GRE"GG r lot~ or the commcmera In on illlk atleet. WUTREit OUTLOOK ·~~ Phoae - liACl .old libem liCJIIUDCXIIf& headquart.en II NEWS I dayMr. 4lmOYJPOU6 Jettehl, hOWever excellent and ~OIIr.~Je 1n t.beAl• ~. . Ill no ""'""""" will bi publllhO<I. 1 4, , ~4'JION# 'W'f.EKTfitlilp J : ..... 582·L U10CAL WOMAN IS "'' oontrul.ed wt Frld&y t•om eatina tainted food The deeea!CU · PTOMAINE VICTIM tvnnerly l'ellde<l on sonnr ""'''· , N&Ylors Run, and has been a resi- ;Mn. Margaret ,SponagP!, age ·U dent. of Middleport &!nee Dec. lat . Yt*-H• p&Med away Frldny IUOI n . ,l9~e Is .survl\led by one I>Oll , VictOI ina at aboltt 11 o c,lock at. her home Foister Jr her husJ;MLnd. Vlct.ot ~ Or&ve1 'HUI Death Was attrl.J Sponagel and her father John buted to ptomaine pWsonmg Whleh Dietrich 'of BrOOk!!vllle. ~!)tuck~ llj!Y "'PPEAL ON AUG 8, 1933 NEW SJ.IOE SHOP FOR MIDDLEPORT Annuun1 tnr The Or»enlnc of She was preceded in death by om brother F\meral · .services and Interment will be held o.t Brooksv Ule somet1m ~· SOMMERS SHOE SHOP In Middleport. Comer 3rd and Mill St. Oppo!lite Pod Office, sun~y . .\11 t.he latest muhiMry and equipnfrO't. I at a ll Wt> lnvfU> your tiJneN. PH I L TWO F'ir<, t c_lau work pa.trnna~ SOMMER S HOPs-Pom~roy and Mlddlepm1. ! Yarrington. 1 Delbert Holmes and wife are at the Leo Carter farm for two weeks whtle Mrs Carter and daughter ere attending a convent!on at GranvJUe. Wm. Thomas of Oalltpolis was a v.s.tor here Friday. I Mrs. Bouck 1 c. o •' _,,_,_n__ LETART FALLS Truce Mr and Mrs William Bradford Htelved word r ecentl y from their ' son, Wallace, who has been In training at Fort Benjamin HaiTI•:l <Contmued troln Paae Olle) son, lndlanapalts, ,staU:ng ' that the press. ItS he has done frequent- I ldt camp last Monday, July 31, for ly In the gast, but delegated hla Chicago to att)md the Century of v-creta ry, Marvin K t.(clnt.,.-e, to I F'rorre88 !~tlon He will also the annJ.uncemimt. 1 w L11t rnake a vlslt ' tn Columbus ~ lth rel1 to th ' ~tn'.. ' ntlves bfofore retu rnin g home 1 John Dillard Jr. J.iOII of M1 and !!:new the I Mrs. John Dll~ard , was repcrtf'd btit ~X\)ect~ improved S,:kll'iiay aft~~:noon lo1 They lnwlng a convu~ioh WJ;itch he suf,.. ex· fered at about 11 ·so .A M ' Sntu.-.. ruMing day durlng which time he was serllief ne¥.·s~ ously 111 The attending ;ph)!~:~lchm waa Dr C A, Pctndext.er ' Mrs. Ra} H ecox and da~~t~ Janet left Saturday fer a v!sl t at Newport News. -- Rel"f an th ree of the five members of the Ameru:an art eolony at Pa,lmA li&JOrca r:Djoying their freedom. after 6 week!! m pru;on ct> ll l', ~hrnl~· to tne ctfoTt& ot U. S Con.<~ ul General Clatre Daw11on. f l' l ~tht ) At ICFt nyt M and Mn "Clin ton B. I otkwootJ. and m msert. i'.rlmund W. Blm!_cl't t r. They were jailed for punchlnJi: u. !lla)orcan cop. i· t;!=~=::===~==~:;!:__:__,;,._.:..,_;__...J • ·: We, the undersigned )Jerchants of Middleport, operating under the NRA Code, agree to n~n ollr stores at 8 A. M. and close at 5 P M., ·extepting :Saturdays, whe~ we will close :at 9 P. .M., efl'eetive Monday, August 7, 1933: ¥ 4 ' ' ' Dixie Barc11in Store G. 0. Schnjoll Ro'wley & ReedHardware l H. M. Crou , · .. • ~ jl ftfJCHAE;L •STORE.. E. L. HEALY H. W : Mc:Maoter B. H, S.i.nbom Smith Clothing Co. The Southern Ohio El~ctric Com:pa,ny ..' ' . Geo. Childs Edward French R<>ush Shoe Store .kbn B. Downin~ Th,., Meigs Wat;r Company Tlw Hat !'·bop Th~ Prio::lc Lumber 'Com· pany Storf Harrv R. Barnes . The R. A. MHI~r Co. Store Calderwocd Book Store Williamo 5c to $1.00 Store j 1' { ,! J :" I ,, '. . '. Full Pack .' .~.;;..,,5J:kt . No Slack FillinCJ ,,,, • SAMEPRICl ... AS42 YEAIS AGO 2Sounces farlSt ,..w. ;::;//Acliotll ~ ~~, !i- . ' ' ' I ~r ' ~~ fa,~.~ ' · ~ ·-l,~- i'r .. .. ,., ' , ·' ,. ' ' ) , l!« · ~d 11tt '~·~ tile 8-eyl1ader car. llhat w did was to •lllle 1t polllll,bl•· tol' \bit a¥111!1!1'! : tu~ll' .t.o · own oqe . ·. Lenl \.1uched ~'heeka. .\ ~~· ', .i .. What are JOU IOrt'J( about f" I " ' . ot , 'It is''not ~ ·IIUIJbl!ll' ~lirideni ihat is new to us. le ~ve 114de . .'. lotors .wit!);. ev~ .'n~r. of 'Qil1ridiili/ ubw ."ill. liSe, ·fllQii · 4 to 12-and ', ~~~r'--tl~ta1tl;v -~ ~ ·~ : le r,lll'!'~ ~ -~tt~ild ·,on tbe "4" as '!O~t practi~l /qr ~t ;ti,~. iUid tile 0 4" bece• ·~~11:1 rali o'i'eli the W<lrld . · . •\ ' '.'• 1111'... •JDO;!ol"tn.c 'llllJJdiltions in this oouhtr;v pe~ tted a step ronra;tt. we • oonsi<!!!~~ ~t fol'!" ,tlle , ~gl.Jie Bh01:11<1 t . , · aotl'lio<Yed. that ' o;vltncfets in ,\ll¥.~,£pi~s 9t . ~~ ~trenrd ,th~ ·best tesu~ts. ·we 'decided that our riext 'step ·IIIUsti ~;(II "8~. >lA:ll ·our nrse!'toli llll4 e~rtenoo favored tilt'~! ' ratber ' ;_than ~ . lnte"""'l,ale J!UII~r ~~ , oJliDd~rs , . ' ' up t~ :~)lat" tiae the "S": blid, al•Bis been a big engine, a coJt1y 110tor for tbe riob. Ita price l"'" higb. ' It was ezpensive to ~rate . .But that was because 1t was designed for use on~lf ip lleavy, high-priced \ 'gf" · It bad never been adapted to ligbter calli." , ~ ·' . @e*'l'e ~lie "8" could be put within reach ~l' tbe average purchaser. ~1!8 ·~ ~to tlnd a way to bllild it at 10'1' cost ," : ,, · ~ .. ' . We ~v• done tbat . 'Onr Ford V-8 is in ttJe 'price l:la'Bs o'f Ol!r "4" It is ~ BMN:8 8l!Pensive to operate. In siz$ and wefgbt our V-'8 engine is suitable to· o4r ~b-.size ·oar. It gives you ep horsepower-built up fi'OII the illll14ses c,t '!i,l!bt ~11 oyU.y:ters. ,. , • 1'1\1! .D~I!,IIo.e'JS Clf. t¥ )~:1!",; t~ . ~li!!t 118J.$ 4:v at Allerican oar drivers ' 18 '' Q~f1!fl:V:1 sbdoni ..b;v the. 4~~!1on; -But ,isn't it aore eXPOIIIIive to •run?" l!:Yer;vdl!!l ,would prefer an "8[· but ' the;v l'eason' tbat 2 t11111s 4 is 8; !IIJd thell' tbink tbat an "8" IIU8t f«<Uire 110re• fuel tban a "4" . - . ... 'l'Ms-is not,:-~lle ·taot : It ~~·'tbe 1nUIIber<cQf Wl~el'l!, bnt tl!.•'•• ' . ~ ettiGie~r,;,llt U...v:-~•~e that deoteraine the ·~· '· • ' · ,.•.•eicbt ·~ ,.:o.t• 111ca."'~'al..t - ~ ·~·-.; ··~ ~.;,.,. .. \'·.,u"':r -.. ~ quAIItltY· Ot Nt~· --ea, . ,, . , ,.,~., ·,t·: ~ ;·,. · ,. • . ·· · :' She stirred a , littl~ ~d ' her ah~GJI(e4 Jl4,t still would t'ke - a lOUR time to I a!Jl; aorry l dldn~ meet knew ' DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklah.,ma JOHN BORG, PUBLISHER Of THE llERGEN EVENING RECORD, SAYS: HACKEN~JACK (N.J.) "Growth ia the law of I if c and thia immulable law applies al· so lo busine&a. · "There it no standing still; you either continue growing and live, or you atop growi01[ and eventually die. "Thete ia a vaot difference between a buaincoo·geller and an ordt~r·laker. It standS, to :reuQDt~~ ~~t ·:.-iered 1'liie<~ Me! EoonOJQ' ··i: we never oould• baye oftered the Ford v-.a in the 10'1'-prioe oar tield. We have to build ~ oar tbat bas everything a car ougbt to have, BDd that ' peOple 01111 srtord ·to buy. )'he v-a · ~s tbe o0111nc oar tor tile IIB,jorit;v at American drivel'S . As al"FrBys, ,_we have done the pioneer work. It will be onl;v a short t1111e until motor aanufaotur1ng praot1oe will follow the trail we bave blazed, "Otder·takc:ra in burineu are uoually only one jutnjt ahead of the undertaker& of bankruptcy. •i"naines•·cettera do not ail around ljl<c Mr. Macawbc:r wait· in1 for .amelhin1 to turn up. They go out and bring it in • ."8pyet. do not live in the otoreo and it ia therefo1e qqite eo•, oenhal that they enter them before the proceao of buyinr and •e»inc cen be cOqlumated. "One actual buJer in the otore is worth a dozen p<)lenlial buyers in tbe ho.111.e Cll' on the hishway, "N:ewapaper ad!,.erti.int conV'erb buyinc poaoibiHtiea i!fiO 3D lea facti hf altraclinglhe buyer of mercllandiae to the aeller. , "Ad'f!J"Iiai'!CI• ea~enlial to auccesdul mer~~~n,4i•~i T~I. i *' ',,, lw:~tb~~o(l*tfllMi • ~' . •'' ,. ., . ''•' ·' ' II ;, ' ''I -< 1\. ~; !: I " ' .. ' '' : ''·: < ·' , , · f' ·, ., ' ; 'I ' · 1 .J. ~EANS StJF OCA 08S AND ULTIMA'f~ DEt\~"'" " '· , t79' ' tsrr wmR~F.THdS! i.Vl'fA~ ' PtiNCftb.is (l ) ' ' .. ., ' ·. I I \ I ,. ' ' c. ' .,, -11' ' ' l; ' ~~ ""' l ...'' . '' ·'• o ' .' . ~: I ,. ·' �I' .- ' '1'111 DAILY TJUI!t!N&-1'0~. ~litO 1 I!~1~¥~!.t!~.! !.t~J!!!;·~~ -·- ....... ' sj1111>Av.'.A.wl:18'l' e; ••aa «;aristi.ble? 1'110NE YOII& NEWS ~. Qblo, up<1er 11>0 Mt or llorch 3, 1811. P u J -" IIl!lt ~ 11\1~' ' - • -.\'f<laY. ~ on LOwer Be«>nd 81.,.-1. I'OI!I!I'OJo .Q; ......,. our ~ eend Wi te'\ttrs ~ neW'~~o mat~r tor pub~WOff , ~Ill aU aJin jhelt Dim.......lihou1h not p~y lo , 1!1 prt.D~ . . It , and llra. Oeorre P. Bmtth e.nd chlld.rm vlttted nlaUyu Mr. OJI,d Mra . David OOnuch and taml ily and Mr and Mn, T . J . Shipley 1 and d&u~ter Mary Louilse In Hunt I!naton Monday. Lawrence Olll ot McArthur and Mrs. Emma Dye or Columbua wert~ c~en &t the Cou ... t.::!: !::'""'A B!J.D· day. Mr. a.nd lw(rs. Reynolds SDllth of Dunbtu' were Sunday a:ucat. or Mr. and Mu. John Carney al3o Mrs V1ola Kenneda ancJ, dauehter Madeline of VInton were 1ue1" Mr and Mrs. J. T. Bpjnce and children of Sprtn Hill W. Va .. and Mr11. Ja.mfS Spence ot Red. House 1 were dinner auesta of the Wacner 1••sters Sunday. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Hale HILl'Cllni who have spent t.he paet few monthl at 1 Waverly were aeeompanled home 1 by the latter's &J.Ster, Mrs Mollie I ' ' ' J!~PIIEII!I'f~TIVICI l'rtd Kllllball. .Inc. ' c.blcq,ti ,P~Daclelfbl", ~""!"~~, ~wawe r ) r ~ ,I' r I ·..L.4-· .·1iH ( F?r ~~1'"'!•1 0\l'f• ~•'\laf•1- ., For .B...._ Offtce •1Jd ' Ctrcuhi,IOJI DeJQ CalliH-8 ·' I • J .. , , ' • Five ~ atore. The latter tbe t.o ' Inveotlpllon by pollee led 1o a VIRGINiA•• •• GRE"GG r lot~ or the commcmera In on illlk atleet. WUTREit OUTLOOK ·~~ Phoae - liACl .old libem liCJIIUDCXIIf& headquart.en II NEWS I dayMr. 4lmOYJPOU6 Jettehl, hOWever excellent and ~OIIr.~Je 1n t.beAl• ~. . Ill no ""'""""" will bi publllhO<I. 1 4, , ~4'JION# 'W'f.EKTfitlilp J : ..... 582·L U10CAL WOMAN IS "'' oontrul.ed wt Frld&y t•om eatina tainted food The deeea!CU · PTOMAINE VICTIM tvnnerly l'ellde<l on sonnr ""'''· , N&Ylors Run, and has been a resi- ;Mn. Margaret ,SponagP!, age ·U dent. of Middleport &!nee Dec. lat . Yt*-H• p&Med away Frldny IUOI n . ,l9~e Is .survl\led by one I>Oll , VictOI ina at aboltt 11 o c,lock at. her home Foister Jr her husJ;MLnd. Vlct.ot ~ Or&ve1 'HUI Death Was attrl.J Sponagel and her father John buted to ptomaine pWsonmg Whleh Dietrich 'of BrOOk!!vllle. ~!)tuck~ llj!Y "'PPEAL ON AUG 8, 1933 NEW SJ.IOE SHOP FOR MIDDLEPORT Annuun1 tnr The Or»enlnc of She was preceded in death by om brother F\meral · .services and Interment will be held o.t Brooksv Ule somet1m ~· SOMMERS SHOE SHOP In Middleport. Comer 3rd and Mill St. Oppo!lite Pod Office, sun~y . .\11 t.he latest muhiMry and equipnfrO't. I at a ll Wt> lnvfU> your tiJneN. PH I L TWO F'ir<, t c_lau work pa.trnna~ SOMMER S HOPs-Pom~roy and Mlddlepm1. ! Yarrington. 1 Delbert Holmes and wife are at the Leo Carter farm for two weeks whtle Mrs Carter and daughter ere attending a convent!on at GranvJUe. Wm. Thomas of Oalltpolis was a v.s.tor here Friday. I Mrs. Bouck 1 c. o •' _,,_,_n__ LETART FALLS Truce Mr and Mrs William Bradford Htelved word r ecentl y from their ' son, Wallace, who has been In training at Fort Benjamin HaiTI•:l <Contmued troln Paae Olle) son, lndlanapalts, ,staU:ng ' that the press. ItS he has done frequent- I ldt camp last Monday, July 31, for ly In the gast, but delegated hla Chicago to att)md the Century of v-creta ry, Marvin K t.(clnt.,.-e, to I F'rorre88 !~tlon He will also the annJ.uncemimt. 1 w L11t rnake a vlslt ' tn Columbus ~ lth rel1 to th ' ~tn'.. ' ntlves bfofore retu rnin g home 1 John Dillard Jr. J.iOII of M1 and !!:new the I Mrs. John Dll~ard , was repcrtf'd btit ~X\)ect~ improved S,:kll'iiay aft~~:noon lo1 They lnwlng a convu~ioh WJ;itch he suf,.. ex· fered at about 11 ·so .A M ' Sntu.-.. ruMing day durlng which time he was serllief ne¥.·s~ ously 111 The attending ;ph)!~:~lchm waa Dr C A, Pctndext.er ' Mrs. Ra} H ecox and da~~t~ Janet left Saturday fer a v!sl t at Newport News. -- Rel"f an th ree of the five members of the Ameru:an art eolony at Pa,lmA li&JOrca r:Djoying their freedom. after 6 week!! m pru;on ct> ll l', ~hrnl~· to tne ctfoTt& ot U. S Con.<~ ul General Clatre Daw11on. f l' l ~tht ) At ICFt nyt M and Mn "Clin ton B. I otkwootJ. and m msert. i'.rlmund W. Blm!_cl't t r. They were jailed for punchlnJi: u. !lla)orcan cop. i· t;!=~=::===~==~:;!:__:__,;,._.:..,_;__...J • ·: We, the undersigned )Jerchants of Middleport, operating under the NRA Code, agree to n~n ollr stores at 8 A. M. and close at 5 P M., ·extepting :Saturdays, whe~ we will close :at 9 P. .M., efl'eetive Monday, August 7, 1933: ¥ 4 ' ' ' Dixie Barc11in Store G. 0. Schnjoll Ro'wley & ReedHardware l H. M. Crou , · .. • ~ jl ftfJCHAE;L •STORE.. E. L. HEALY H. W : Mc:Maoter B. H, S.i.nbom Smith Clothing Co. The Southern Ohio El~ctric Com:pa,ny ..' ' . Geo. Childs Edward French R<>ush Shoe Store .kbn B. Downin~ Th,., Meigs Wat;r Company Tlw Hat !'·bop Th~ Prio::lc Lumber 'Com· pany Storf Harrv R. Barnes . The R. A. MHI~r Co. Store Calderwocd Book Store Williamo 5c to $1.00 Store j 1' { ,! J :" I ,, '. . '. Full Pack .' .~.;;..,,5J:kt . No Slack FillinCJ ,,,, • SAMEPRICl ... AS42 YEAIS AGO 2Sounces farlSt ,..w. ;::;//Acliotll ~ ~~, !i- . ' ' ' I ~r ' ~~ fa,~.~ ' · ~ ·-l,~- i'r .. .. ,., ' , ·' ,. ' ' ) , l!« · ~d 11tt '~·~ tile 8-eyl1ader car. llhat w did was to •lllle 1t polllll,bl•· tol' \bit a¥111!1!1'! : tu~ll' .t.o · own oqe . ·. Lenl \.1uched ~'heeka. .\ ~~· ', .i .. What are JOU IOrt'J( about f" I " ' . ot , 'It is''not ~ ·IIUIJbl!ll' ~lirideni ihat is new to us. le ~ve 114de . .'. lotors .wit!);. ev~ .'n~r. of 'Qil1ridiili/ ubw ."ill. liSe, ·fllQii · 4 to 12-and ', ~~~r'--tl~ta1tl;v -~ ~ ·~ : le r,lll'!'~ ~ -~tt~ild ·,on tbe "4" as '!O~t practi~l /qr ~t ;ti,~. iUid tile 0 4" bece• ·~~11:1 rali o'i'eli the W<lrld . · . •\ ' '.'• 1111'... •JDO;!ol"tn.c 'llllJJdiltions in this oouhtr;v pe~ tted a step ronra;tt. we • oonsi<!!!~~ ~t fol'!" ,tlle , ~gl.Jie Bh01:11<1 t . , · aotl'lio<Yed. that ' o;vltncfets in ,\ll¥.~,£pi~s 9t . ~~ ~trenrd ,th~ ·best tesu~ts. ·we 'decided that our riext 'step ·IIIUsti ~;(II "8~. >lA:ll ·our nrse!'toli llll4 e~rtenoo favored tilt'~! ' ratber ' ;_than ~ . lnte"""'l,ale J!UII~r ~~ , oJliDd~rs , . ' ' up t~ :~)lat" tiae the "S": blid, al•Bis been a big engine, a coJt1y 110tor for tbe riob. Ita price l"'" higb. ' It was ezpensive to ~rate . .But that was because 1t was designed for use on~lf ip lleavy, high-priced \ 'gf" · It bad never been adapted to ligbter calli." , ~ ·' . @e*'l'e ~lie "8" could be put within reach ~l' tbe average purchaser. ~1!8 ·~ ~to tlnd a way to bllild it at 10'1' cost ," : ,, · ~ .. ' . We ~v• done tbat . 'Onr Ford V-8 is in ttJe 'price l:la'Bs o'f Ol!r "4" It is ~ BMN:8 8l!Pensive to operate. In siz$ and wefgbt our V-'8 engine is suitable to· o4r ~b-.size ·oar. It gives you ep horsepower-built up fi'OII the illll14ses c,t '!i,l!bt ~11 oyU.y:ters. ,. , • 1'1\1! .D~I!,IIo.e'JS Clf. t¥ )~:1!",; t~ . ~li!!t 118J.$ 4:v at Allerican oar drivers ' 18 '' Q~f1!fl:V:1 sbdoni ..b;v the. 4~~!1on; -But ,isn't it aore eXPOIIIIive to •run?" l!:Yer;vdl!!l ,would prefer an "8[· but ' the;v l'eason' tbat 2 t11111s 4 is 8; !IIJd thell' tbink tbat an "8" IIU8t f«<Uire 110re• fuel tban a "4" . - . ... 'l'Ms-is not,:-~lle ·taot : It ~~·'tbe 1nUIIber<cQf Wl~el'l!, bnt tl!.•'•• ' . ~ ettiGie~r,;,llt U...v:-~•~e that deoteraine the ·~· '· • ' · ,.•.•eicbt ·~ ,.:o.t• 111ca."'~'al..t - ~ ·~·-.; ··~ ~.;,.,. .. \'·.,u"':r -.. ~ quAIItltY· Ot Nt~· --ea, . ,, . , ,.,~., ·,t·: ~ ;·,. · ,. • . ·· · :' She stirred a , littl~ ~d ' her ah~GJI(e4 Jl4,t still would t'ke - a lOUR time to I a!Jl; aorry l dldn~ meet knew ' DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklah.,ma JOHN BORG, PUBLISHER Of THE llERGEN EVENING RECORD, SAYS: HACKEN~JACK (N.J.) "Growth ia the law of I if c and thia immulable law applies al· so lo busine&a. · "There it no standing still; you either continue growing and live, or you atop growi01[ and eventually die. "Thete ia a vaot difference between a buaincoo·geller and an ordt~r·laker. It standS, to :reuQDt~~ ~~t ·:.-iered 1'liie<~ Me! EoonOJQ' ··i: we never oould• baye oftered the Ford v-.a in the 10'1'-prioe oar tield. We have to build ~ oar tbat bas everything a car ougbt to have, BDd that ' peOple 01111 srtord ·to buy. )'he v-a · ~s tbe o0111nc oar tor tile IIB,jorit;v at American drivel'S . As al"FrBys, ,_we have done the pioneer work. It will be onl;v a short t1111e until motor aanufaotur1ng praot1oe will follow the trail we bave blazed, "Otder·takc:ra in burineu are uoually only one jutnjt ahead of the undertaker& of bankruptcy. •i"naines•·cettera do not ail around ljl<c Mr. Macawbc:r wait· in1 for .amelhin1 to turn up. They go out and bring it in • ."8pyet. do not live in the otoreo and it ia therefo1e qqite eo•, oenhal that they enter them before the proceao of buyinr and •e»inc cen be cOqlumated. "One actual buJer in the otore is worth a dozen p<)lenlial buyers in tbe ho.111.e Cll' on the hishway, "N:ewapaper ad!,.erti.int conV'erb buyinc poaoibiHtiea i!fiO 3D lea facti hf altraclinglhe buyer of mercllandiae to the aeller. , "Ad'f!J"Iiai'!CI• ea~enlial to auccesdul mer~~~n,4i•~i T~I. i *' ',,, lw:~tb~~o(l*tfllMi • ~' . •'' ,. ., . ''•' ·' ' II ;, ' ''I -< 1\. ~; !: I " ' .. ' '' : ''·: < ·' , , · f' ·, ., ' ; 'I ' · 1 .J. ~EANS StJF OCA 08S AND ULTIMA'f~ DEt\~"'" " '· , t79' ' tsrr wmR~F.THdS! i.Vl'fA~ ' PtiNCftb.is (l ) ' ' .. ., ' ·. I I \ I ,. ' ' c. ' .,, -11' ' ' l; ' ~~ ""' l ...'' . '' ·'• o ' .' . ~: I ,. ·' �srGAif ~nM SlUGGING MATC,H ~ - 'I, Unuabal Game Endo when Hom titerally Hft. '·, "Ball Aw&J" KNOC~.,MtJME RUN I ·- - J.l ' When Ball Landa Ori'Tojl Of School · Build11if;'>1 · Scdte' ls' 1&.1 ' !louowlui, ..;..;;;;I ~.,ntngs ' spent 8uoday wlth ~ Eiaworth Gorby and famllJ o~ thlo "'e8k when ~lte .-~r man lnte1·· I terred with ibe U:.uJ;o·c!Oek rec:rea.- ~ 1Ii n¥vllle. 1 I . . MiriiJ MirY and Elate RUP!U W'tre ~uezll.: of Mt.i. Alber\ l!!ni.nH, Mon.. dn.y . ,h tion baseball, the SlrnJ)Ion M. F.. c~urch team · met', the Bupr Run , HP.ds, ma~~ by ' the wily "P'a.tao" I . l.Cjfheit. tamliY and MJ&a The soore waa 18 to 1 whcri .the go me wu coiu:Iuded bu.t It mf(ht be addf?d in falrneaa .ta the Chur~­ u;e n that several of thelr reKultl.rs were mia:iinr' t~om the line I,IP' W ma,nager Rtoket.ts was forCed to can on any one whom he could No 11t1vertlaement wiU be taken for leu t.han a minimum charat ot twent-tlve cent& tor each llller· lion. For Sale, Mioo:. FOI'. SALE-One 1~1 Model Cad· 1ilac Pive Pr.esetlll:er C:oa.ch to l:i&.t16!y chUm. Inquire Sllertft'a om.,. 8-3·3t ScJleh 13pent. from Mund&y Saturday at Colwnbus on br.:r,- ~;;, ' Whlc~ Bufrl :====::!::='''===.-: .,·ous•· M!sa Vera Mac WUllan16 It> attves. spflndlpg a ~ with her o.un~. Ht1!8 and 8tl8ter, Mlsa Bertha HeSII, fer .two ~ta. retumOO to her out again. . , · · ' "N · ' l" ', home at Pit.tsbu-• sun•·y. M•. and . Mr; qeo., .1( . 17. _ • MlddJcPort, ghter, Agnt~~, "'turned- .boq:l,e a.ftet , M'rs. George st;;n,er ~d son, chlldren of D~ 1.f .Pt " fA Mr. and Mt·s. John BowCJJ:;o .a1ld l:IJ;¥.ndlna two week& at .sye,vme Ooo. Jr., o.( PoiJleroy, w:.rm ,'J:'ueJ;day l;llild!'r. cf . ~fi.·~ca.t,tr " mothe-r, Mrs. R~becca Wood oi wllh relative:;.. . : guests of her sister, Mrs. D:ma. Hy- da.Y ,to vttLt. . t~~..,.Lr"""'' Zant.Svllle, were, Sunday guPsts ot Mrs. ,T. H:· Mora and ctJ.Udtvn ot 1 tiE'll and tamUy . , ~Y!»' ~d MJ~· VI~· Ma ~-,v~on tc~a.~::::-~ - - Thcmas May and nusbond at tlto latter's daughLer, Heas. Mr. ' and Mrs. MroJ. Cla M,., Dora Duekwort.n aljd dau, Chf.stl!ll' Spent. Wedne5day wltl\ 1 . ' Mrs. J&ney WOOd a.nd Mr. .ILild .Jobb1C Race Moore is Duck\vortb Mrs. B. Duckworth. , ..du: ll n.. AND -HER~P=-ALS= .= Carl ..,..:'.,-,., ·----'- __..... . ......__Men ~lck wll.11 '1 r ' severa1 dn)'l>. ~-;~ ~ ~Wile~~ ~~. " ~t· ~c~~ witl) fiu 1s able to be oi-Expenen~e-- 1 '1.l '· - . . ,., ...... tif iia).m,,n ou<Jt•:·_·:_·~",::_:·_:-_~~S.2~~~;~~~_!!~;!! -- ....;,., POUND - Pour keJI on leathei etrap near Peace chur1·h. OWneD lnqu\ro at Dally 7.tlbune ot· ftco and pav for ad. 8-:.13-U ..-----------------------~'or l o\;,;~,'~ Rent Drq l!if\Wft ~·h~;~r~:!:;J:~£i~J:i~~i Prompt Relief From Itching Eczema Jt'awondorfultbe""l'....W.r1'!101- Tt'mJ>?Tarily •bandonlng the air for the ol!ean, Am:y :M'll1ll:o.:on famoue Brltu~h aviatri. ·, and Amelia Earhart Putnant , America'!J ace ladyb ird, di ~plny th l' lates t t.1ings in beach ~ajamas us they stroll on th@ P.ands at Atlontle <.:ity, N .r. Mrn. Molh so'l seenuo completely recovered from t.he efi'ects of ht!r crash at B1·idsepart. Corm. YESTt.:RDA1''S ·- - - - - : : - RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ColumbuK 6; Milwaukee 3. Toledo 5; Kansas City 3. Ka.&l::;aR City 1; Toledo 0. St . Paul 12; LoU\llvUie 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE PlLWburgh ·6; Bt. Louis 4. Boston 4: Brooklyn I. Boston 3; Brooklyn 0. New York 18; PhUadeiphla I. Only ge.mea &ched.uled. BROAD RUN Mrti. Cor 11 Ohlinger s~nt past wock with her daughter Willie Johnson. Luhrlg spent the Mrs. Bertha Clarlt was vif;ltl&~&: rer friend Mrs. Mag Dower of lumbUs a. few days the pa~t. week. A large number from here hale bf><:.h attending meet101 at U•tlon week. I Mrs. two chUFrtdnY Mr. and Co-l week - - Reqol in size, in ma,~estic beauty of Simpf;on AB R H 1nter!Cf, in sumpf.IJous luxury .. in foct regal in ENerything except price .. -the S,nton-St. Nidlalas shou~ be vwr lme oo all of- .;sits to Clncinnoti. Slay at this ploooant place in the heart of 3 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 ' 1 0 0 down- Gncinnoti. La"J' oomforiable rooms. Finest cf fine food quickly and eff~ticntly ser11ed if"l electricollvcoded dimng rooms. Both and servidor in Rev. a.nt• :.irs. B. 'r'. orr a.nd It'll STOP AT co~u~AOS LollJ" FUt.h SIR. li'fbor.rn~s. (itftD. aDd " : ,! ROOMS; SINGLE .1.00 l>lnlng Room, Coffee Shoe• Unllmited j;;trect Parklnl NATIONAL LEAGUE m . Louis f\t ritt.l;.bmc-:J. Brooklyn aL Boston. New York at Philadelphia. (two games). P!Lkllmrgh ut Chicago ' DOUBLE S1.50 -"" 'I' I Jamea H. Butler, ' M8U"8"tr. Wntsou . c .. I J . El>cr:;bach , 21.1 McKenzie. rf .. Glle~. 2b Total " ,. 1 0 0 0 t 0 2 0 0 0 r. ... 'I': Modern Nursery Rimes 'a '0 ' ""0 0 "0 0 B ' IIZIJWICZ , d ' .'"·; I I You ug, If ---" 20 1 6 6 ... One out In Bth when ba.ll hit on school ll ulldi.ug ending go.me . I CIIIY. -Mike Lart'll mturned I lumbus last week . I:.!:J4&U78 II Bugul' Hun BhlljJ:>un I .1:' I,. 0 0 0 0 :.! ~ AMERICAN LEI\GUl~ Cltwclaud at Dcl.roll. Ohioogo aL SL. I.ouh;. Phll&dclphl:t at New York . Doston at. Washington . Ullljlll"cii- - W,~ U;on. Two base Till ec Heme I , 1 INTJ..:RNATIONAL LEAGUE 100\!l Sing~ from 12 ! 0 INTO 1 Doruthy Moore spent Friday af- ' 1ttrnoon '"'th Mrs. Don stewart and , 1 her mothea· Mra. Homer Doem or , . I Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. Danlrl H.v:w.ll and 1 daught.er spent the wt-ek end with her parent.M, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. CJI'ahnm of Rutland. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Llney Locke and buby of Bradbury spent Suud11y . ... ST. NICHOLAS CINCii\JNATl ;~>fj:~~~ Tcronto at Newark. But'Jalo at Ba.ltlmore. Rochm;tc1· :lt Jersey City. Montreal at Albany. Did You Ever Stop To Think? T 0 II x 18 .. UU0 0 0 0 1 0 " Irom c o- H 1 f'.corc by mu iu gg . J. cve.y ! ¥.'alter ot La.urrl Clift. were the dln- 1 1:er glltstl or M.r. artj Mra. ArLbur \ uoore Bu.ld&.y. Mrs. J . D . Adama and .m:ur:J'Iter !:Ilia an~ Kl"Rilddlluahl:.er Clara Rose Lote6 were In Athelll! sun .. "(fft I 1 Davl.s, Mt!e;.;. Hom. SLunlc,v. By EDSON R. WAITE "~ Shawnee, Oklahoma ' ·• ~ ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· I TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: -·TRACK "Almost everybody has aomething to sell and in order to make a ualc there must fir&! be a contact of some kind. AND Fl~t..D "Ncw•;>aper a.dvertiaing is for the purpoae of hclpinJI\ to •.•11 either merchandiac or ideu or both. The appeal of. the local newspaper is univcnal; ita newa ia eagerly aoulfl~ an4 .tt Ciffel'llll!l extellent oJ)portunity for the local mcrchant_.IO llnnt h1t I!Mrchan· dise \0 the attention of P.e local conalituencJ, RECOROS - ·-.. .,,., 4il v &s H~VE BEEf.l IMPROVING SlCADII.Y I~ - 1HE PAST FEW YEARS ··WHAT DtJI.S TH6 NTURE HOL,6 :». a~~~~ @LoT OF Ot.D TIMERS CA~T 6EI.IEVE "Thrpp~ht the qewapaper tJ!e '"!"''lapl ~q ~~~~4 !1\4 crl1e•ntrnt~Cfyir!'u~tie!'· Ml'D!i*~ • k~l't ""'"~ l!!t!fJ=n!l'f wjl~iJi a fOII.fl~lt'll.f!!!IIJ'•~ ;.. ; T!Jp ~~P"t. t'! · "!' ~~p!:ei'tir\'1 ll.M'm!..l" flexl~11!9' Ill pla'!flii~ •'!4 . ._ . ~- ~l!t 'lHESE' MODERN M~RI<S! . . e~\'•r.!t~'l]l ~o~c~PJ~' ·_ ' · . ' . , I • • ' ) ..j ••• . ,.) ...... \ ; '- I l I .t . L I · ·~ ' '· ·, ( , ' j ·' .' ·' ' ,_ ..~ .. , .. -~. •• '. i . '• • ...., ,,' )' ·•' ; ;• •.J . . 1!1. ,, •l\qwl4 t9F~ ' .,;.: 'tl-. • " end here 51 18 17 Vit~tot~ r ' eL.r •.....,.lt.alh., Pimj)lel, I in the Oueen City- ofilo.. S~Ii.te Fiir Corner iou.ch• the tenOer ud inftarne;claldn btc&UIII8 of ta. rare inpedienta. To {/!0ng{r Resid2nce 8·3-3t JtOUBE FOR RENT--6 rooms Bllld bat.h. furnlahe<l or Wlfnrnllhed. Apply In pereon to Mrll. Ohorla Oaldwtll, Pomeroy, 0. 8.e-6t •• ltebln,, euea. tehiDr-.themomen&Zemo Toto.l ... . KloP:s, !IS P.nry, 31J Oruescr, 1J Wehrung. Ib e l"' ZemD brinll prompt to bundnl•kia. evea. In tevwe - - - - - - R!Dponn aad . .lore lhe oldu to •lth ltls parouiS Mr. aud M•• normali alw.,. .,. <lean~cthln2 Hiram Locke . 1 Z.,..a.. Dlllt on cmulne o: tt'i worth the J>ri,., boo&It brinp the Mrs. James Adams Jr a.nd chi\· · Mn;. dren and Mrs. La"·reucc Bell of rdiol, 86c,60cand'l. Alldrulillt:l', l'OR RJ!UiT--House with large Jot 011 L!Qcoln Hill. Rent. very rea- sonable. Phone No. 12•J 0 S~!t.'t CouriL SLn:cL, Onr U•an the tight honoraJ)le J08ephus 1 <for insurance! Ebel'Sbach tbetter ~ known as Shooter) who dld a neat far out l;o b f~ right and brought tho jc ~ of second basins for the Rqll- hall back ta 111:1 chest In sreat lih.11.pe r, 1ou:s workeoo. In addition to t.hlli V·ith hJs glove ~nd wllUe keeping <lefellBIVe work., Josephus \vis the U1e Lip of his shoe on the bose. v.ctlm of the arreaLest bit or fielding , The game was dela~ed a few m1n\'1 orlt exhibited on the fieJd Frlde.y llt.es because Shooter thou(ht they c\·entng. B!t~ter had hit a wicked l:::d put o. new ba.ll Into lllay but grounder partt•Jly between third nfter he 899.rched the grass In :md the short field, that It Willi l'lh9rt fteld a few , miTJUte8 and wicked Is atte8ted by the fact could not flm:l a b:.tll. he was flnt!1e,t "Oo-aet-'Um" , Stanley who ally convinced thu.t HQ.rtY 1 Watson wru; covering the hot corne1· . mere- had made aal almost Impossible ly waved at u. as 1t went pa.s~ and play wlt.h JoS(?hus- hlmselr, the Shooter evidently thinking he had dctim. l p!enty of ttuie. or maybe it was 00W~t.Lacn wQ.!i pretty muth in Lhe cnuse he courdn't rtlbve any fBSter, ganle en the otlenslve al.5o. driving T:Mn't making eucl1 fast ttrne go- in the hrst run l,n 'the ftfLh 1mrlng ::1g; ·towa.rd first that any tl'a1D c scoriP'it two hhns~lf later on and officer TI~~ld halt him except ror t..1.vlh6 in three o..ner11 by perfectly (lbstruc tramc. At lln:; rntc a L r:laced sw1les along the first btt.3C lbe· crack or the bat UtUe , jumping line. ' raat mo"l(inl' Harry Watson at Sock·Eye Oa.vi! waa prcaent and short stop fClr the Reds, moved Sll· ."\'lewed the game u.nd called the at w ent.JY but swiftly tow:u-d !.he mov- tc-ntlon cf several people' to IJ.le fact in&:'· Pene.t and pullep a real Jtlhn UtD.t: Wa.tsqn waa ·one of '" his" He6iy ·.Wagner play, grabbing ,the pla.yel'J enroU~.cL oii t he champion ball ·~k of tbtrd. base · aft.or It N&.w York Clothing House team. 1•nd " pas~~: the basema.u and Sock wa& as "proud of Harry as a thio~ing it to ftrst for a sensational young&ter of 30 years ago was with J.Ut • out . . At the receiving end an- nis first pair or new ton g pant.:i. othei.·.,&reat plaY completed the hl- For fourlnningsthe .contCE'~was. n clttent. ]'oung Ctlarloy Russell eov- nip a.nd tuck atfalr with neither cHill the ba{r at-- tho.t time, reached J:!.tcher giving or asldng o.ny qna1·- upon her arrival at LM Anple~ · Charlea Ha.yCD. Mm Rex Ackley him nrc numerous instl'ume)u;s which will kep him informed of . his hei•tht and ()~from E~ope after alenrhty ,;vaea- 6;ld.o,:1autJhter Mary, DorLs Branch, . . • blon. The! ev~q,oll•~. ~u-.:~~~td to B<lrtha. Rlabthouae, Mn. Alb:rt ~ltJon. face divorte Pl'Oilteclt-n _ ft1td br 1 RJ,j:htboU6e and Mrs. Charles Cor4 her baritone hutonoba,n~, . ~vkl nell. . and daugh~r. Pauline, spent the Mn... Johil. Rou.s~· ha;, been Mno. Abnl~en MOOre . w!)P f'i;as _ . week end at ByesvUie, wlth rei- 1 th.t! e:ue~L or her brother, R . B. bt' ·.n 5Jek for a week, Is ablb to be FOR SALE-aS acre farm, lo<:-.ted • -on srory's Run near Oallla COAL NOTI~E, county line. Five room buase, 2 ...., biK barns, also outbulldlup, 1 OPE~ATORS good cistern, fine pasture <well watered,) four acres coal, some .timber a.nd fruit teres. Prtxe rea .. lu confotmU). to The, Nn.&lo~al M>nable. Mrn. Mary Werner, ldua~ial Reoovery .-\e& .. IHII• Che6hlro, o .. R. D. 2. o..6...at blted 1>7 OW' Han. Prelltleni Ro011evdt, all HoUle Cosl Open .. .MAJO;t:t or raatos aetvtc.ed al ion •~ urred to be )JII'eN'nt a& &he -:easolll\ble price& Brlvl In YOW City Hall, Pomeror, Maudar nlrJa& mdto or all 241 ...... H. U. C1ou at '1:!1 o'elofk, w~ lm~i ll!ldclteporf. ma&kln will be" taba ap renl'll· lq .the eode u taltmit.&ed h7 opr.ra tUI'I In thb fteld. FoundAJva Hlte, POMEROY, 0}()0. =====:;;;1=7=' following J><Ople "'"'"'" Ear Phones, through .he will kc ep contact with the earth during his flight toa orad' of Anrelua Temp)tl. to home from '"' Nazarene ••mo tnto the stratosphere, being tested o'ut by C ommander T. G. W . S~ttle as he sff. in t~e greeted by ,her o~e-rear-oJ4 pand- 1 mr'r tlt'!f at Columbus, Sunday : d • . . . · ~· ""'" ·o'-' r , daurhte•, Kay Sterllnc lllcPbai'B9n R<v. c. P. em&teo, Mauri.. Moore, I ~on oln of the balloon 10 whJCh h" will e~se from Soldier l''ield, Chicago, Arotim !ijneo Semple u,m.•....,. Rut> BYRON BINC, M. D. .-..w;ter. man ·wM formerlyQne w.asor •tl'lC$e rei\ ·"c~cher · or I but. who has s ~ · better uat.toual tJays at the sport, . Js none • othel' I 1nerll:., i' J 1 l!fv!l a {1!11'" I �srGAif ~nM SlUGGING MATC,H ~ - 'I, Unuabal Game Endo when Hom titerally Hft. '·, "Ball Aw&J" KNOC~.,MtJME RUN I ·- - J.l ' When Ball Landa Ori'Tojl Of School · Build11if;'>1 · Scdte' ls' 1&.1 ' !louowlui, ..;..;;;;I ~.,ntngs ' spent 8uoday wlth ~ Eiaworth Gorby and famllJ o~ thlo "'e8k when ~lte .-~r man lnte1·· I terred with ibe U:.uJ;o·c!Oek rec:rea.- ~ 1Ii n¥vllle. 1 I . . MiriiJ MirY and Elate RUP!U W'tre ~uezll.: of Mt.i. Alber\ l!!ni.nH, Mon.. dn.y . ,h tion baseball, the SlrnJ)Ion M. F.. c~urch team · met', the Bupr Run , HP.ds, ma~~ by ' the wily "P'a.tao" I . l.Cjfheit. tamliY and MJ&a The soore waa 18 to 1 whcri .the go me wu coiu:Iuded bu.t It mf(ht be addf?d in falrneaa .ta the Chur~­ u;e n that several of thelr reKultl.rs were mia:iinr' t~om the line I,IP' W ma,nager Rtoket.ts was forCed to can on any one whom he could No 11t1vertlaement wiU be taken for leu t.han a minimum charat ot twent-tlve cent& tor each llller· lion. For Sale, Mioo:. FOI'. SALE-One 1~1 Model Cad· 1ilac Pive Pr.esetlll:er C:oa.ch to l:i&.t16!y chUm. Inquire Sllertft'a om.,. 8-3·3t ScJleh 13pent. from Mund&y Saturday at Colwnbus on br.:r,- ~;;, ' Whlc~ Bufrl :====::!::='''===.-: .,·ous•· M!sa Vera Mac WUllan16 It> attves. spflndlpg a ~ with her o.un~. Ht1!8 and 8tl8ter, Mlsa Bertha HeSII, fer .two ~ta. retumOO to her out again. . , · · ' "N · ' l" ', home at Pit.tsbu-• sun•·y. M•. and . Mr; qeo., .1( . 17. _ • MlddJcPort, ghter, Agnt~~, "'turned- .boq:l,e a.ftet , M'rs. George st;;n,er ~d son, chlldren of D~ 1.f .Pt " fA Mr. and Mt·s. John BowCJJ:;o .a1ld l:IJ;¥.ndlna two week& at .sye,vme Ooo. Jr., o.( PoiJleroy, w:.rm ,'J:'ueJ;day l;llild!'r. cf . ~fi.·~ca.t,tr " mothe-r, Mrs. R~becca Wood oi wllh relative:;.. . : guests of her sister, Mrs. D:ma. Hy- da.Y ,to vttLt. . t~~..,.Lr"""'' Zant.Svllle, were, Sunday guPsts ot Mrs. ,T. H:· Mora and ctJ.Udtvn ot 1 tiE'll and tamUy . , ~Y!»' ~d MJ~· VI~· Ma ~-,v~on tc~a.~::::-~ - - Thcmas May and nusbond at tlto latter's daughLer, Heas. Mr. ' and Mrs. MroJ. Cla M,., Dora Duekwort.n aljd dau, Chf.stl!ll' Spent. Wedne5day wltl\ 1 . ' Mrs. J&ney WOOd a.nd Mr. .ILild .Jobb1C Race Moore is Duck\vortb Mrs. B. Duckworth. , ..du: ll n.. AND -HER~P=-ALS= .= Carl ..,..:'.,-,., ·----'- __..... . ......__Men ~lck wll.11 '1 r ' severa1 dn)'l>. ~-;~ ~ ~Wile~~ ~~. " ~t· ~c~~ witl) fiu 1s able to be oi-Expenen~e-- 1 '1.l '· - . . ,., ...... tif iia).m,,n ou<Jt•:·_·:_·~",::_:·_:-_~~S.2~~~;~~~_!!~;!! -- ....;,., POUND - Pour keJI on leathei etrap near Peace chur1·h. OWneD lnqu\ro at Dally 7.tlbune ot· ftco and pav for ad. 8-:.13-U ..-----------------------~'or l o\;,;~,'~ Rent Drq l!if\Wft ~·h~;~r~:!:;J:~£i~J:i~~i Prompt Relief From Itching Eczema Jt'awondorfultbe""l'....W.r1'!101- Tt'mJ>?Tarily •bandonlng the air for the ol!ean, Am:y :M'll1ll:o.:on famoue Brltu~h aviatri. ·, and Amelia Earhart Putnant , America'!J ace ladyb ird, di ~plny th l' lates t t.1ings in beach ~ajamas us they stroll on th@ P.ands at Atlontle <.:ity, N .r. Mrn. Molh so'l seenuo completely recovered from t.he efi'ects of ht!r crash at B1·idsepart. Corm. YESTt.:RDA1''S ·- - - - - : : - RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ColumbuK 6; Milwaukee 3. Toledo 5; Kansas City 3. Ka.&l::;aR City 1; Toledo 0. St . Paul 12; LoU\llvUie 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE PlLWburgh ·6; Bt. Louis 4. Boston 4: Brooklyn I. Boston 3; Brooklyn 0. New York 18; PhUadeiphla I. Only ge.mea &ched.uled. BROAD RUN Mrti. Cor 11 Ohlinger s~nt past wock with her daughter Willie Johnson. Luhrlg spent the Mrs. Bertha Clarlt was vif;ltl&~&: rer friend Mrs. Mag Dower of lumbUs a. few days the pa~t. week. A large number from here hale bf><:.h attending meet101 at U•tlon week. I Mrs. two chUFrtdnY Mr. and Co-l week - - Reqol in size, in ma,~estic beauty of Simpf;on AB R H 1nter!Cf, in sumpf.IJous luxury .. in foct regal in ENerything except price .. -the S,nton-St. Nidlalas shou~ be vwr lme oo all of- .;sits to Clncinnoti. Slay at this ploooant place in the heart of 3 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 ' 1 0 0 down- Gncinnoti. La"J' oomforiable rooms. Finest cf fine food quickly and eff~ticntly ser11ed if"l electricollvcoded dimng rooms. Both and servidor in Rev. a.nt• :.irs. B. 'r'. orr a.nd It'll STOP AT co~u~AOS LollJ" FUt.h SIR. li'fbor.rn~s. (itftD. aDd " : ,! ROOMS; SINGLE .1.00 l>lnlng Room, Coffee Shoe• Unllmited j;;trect Parklnl NATIONAL LEAGUE m . Louis f\t ritt.l;.bmc-:J. Brooklyn aL Boston. New York at Philadelphia. (two games). P!Lkllmrgh ut Chicago ' DOUBLE S1.50 -"" 'I' I Jamea H. Butler, ' M8U"8"tr. Wntsou . c .. I J . El>cr:;bach , 21.1 McKenzie. rf .. Glle~. 2b Total " ,. 1 0 0 0 t 0 2 0 0 0 r. ... 'I': Modern Nursery Rimes 'a '0 ' ""0 0 "0 0 B ' IIZIJWICZ , d ' .'"·; I I You ug, If ---" 20 1 6 6 ... One out In Bth when ba.ll hit on school ll ulldi.ug ending go.me . I CIIIY. -Mike Lart'll mturned I lumbus last week . I:.!:J4&U78 II Bugul' Hun BhlljJ:>un I .1:' I,. 0 0 0 0 :.! ~ AMERICAN LEI\GUl~ Cltwclaud at Dcl.roll. Ohioogo aL SL. I.ouh;. Phll&dclphl:t at New York . Doston at. Washington . Ullljlll"cii- - W,~ U;on. Two base Till ec Heme I , 1 INTJ..:RNATIONAL LEAGUE 100\!l Sing~ from 12 ! 0 INTO 1 Doruthy Moore spent Friday af- ' 1ttrnoon '"'th Mrs. Don stewart and , 1 her mothea· Mra. Homer Doem or , . I Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. Danlrl H.v:w.ll and 1 daught.er spent the wt-ek end with her parent.M, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. CJI'ahnm of Rutland. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Llney Locke and buby of Bradbury spent Suud11y . ... ST. NICHOLAS CINCii\JNATl ;~>fj:~~~ Tcronto at Newark. But'Jalo at Ba.ltlmore. Rochm;tc1· :lt Jersey City. Montreal at Albany. Did You Ever Stop To Think? T 0 II x 18 .. UU0 0 0 0 1 0 " Irom c o- H 1 f'.corc by mu iu gg . J. cve.y ! ¥.'alter ot La.urrl Clift. were the dln- 1 1:er glltstl or M.r. artj Mra. ArLbur \ uoore Bu.ld&.y. Mrs. J . D . Adama and .m:ur:J'Iter !:Ilia an~ Kl"Rilddlluahl:.er Clara Rose Lote6 were In Athelll! sun .. "(fft I 1 Davl.s, Mt!e;.;. Hom. SLunlc,v. By EDSON R. WAITE "~ Shawnee, Oklahoma ' ·• ~ ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· I TON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: -·TRACK "Almost everybody has aomething to sell and in order to make a ualc there must fir&! be a contact of some kind. AND Fl~t..D "Ncw•;>aper a.dvertiaing is for the purpoae of hclpinJI\ to •.•11 either merchandiac or ideu or both. The appeal of. the local newspaper is univcnal; ita newa ia eagerly aoulfl~ an4 .tt Ciffel'llll!l extellent oJ)portunity for the local mcrchant_.IO llnnt h1t I!Mrchan· dise \0 the attention of P.e local conalituencJ, RECOROS - ·-.. .,,., 4il v &s H~VE BEEf.l IMPROVING SlCADII.Y I~ - 1HE PAST FEW YEARS ··WHAT DtJI.S TH6 NTURE HOL,6 :». a~~~~ @LoT OF Ot.D TIMERS CA~T 6EI.IEVE "Thrpp~ht the qewapaper tJ!e '"!"''lapl ~q ~~~~4 !1\4 crl1e•ntrnt~Cfyir!'u~tie!'· Ml'D!i*~ • k~l't ""'"~ l!!t!fJ=n!l'f wjl~iJi a fOII.fl~lt'll.f!!!IIJ'•~ ;.. ; T!Jp ~~P"t. t'! · "!' ~~p!:ei'tir\'1 ll.M'm!..l" flexl~11!9' Ill pla'!flii~ •'!4 . ._ . ~- ~l!t 'lHESE' MODERN M~RI<S! . . e~\'•r.!t~'l]l ~o~c~PJ~' ·_ ' · . ' . , I • • ' ) ..j ••• . ,.) ...... \ ; '- I l I .t . L I · ·~ ' '· ·, ( , ' j ·' .' ·' ' ,_ ..~ .. , .. -~. •• '. i . '• • ...., ,,' )' ·•' ; ;• •.J . . 1!1. ,, •l\qwl4 t9F~ ' .,;.: 'tl-. • " end here 51 18 17 Vit~tot~ r ' eL.r •.....,.lt.alh., Pimj)lel, I in the Oueen City- ofilo.. S~Ii.te Fiir Corner iou.ch• the tenOer ud inftarne;claldn btc&UIII8 of ta. rare inpedienta. To {/!0ng{r Resid2nce 8·3-3t JtOUBE FOR RENT--6 rooms Bllld bat.h. furnlahe<l or Wlfnrnllhed. Apply In pereon to Mrll. Ohorla Oaldwtll, Pomeroy, 0. 8.e-6t •• ltebln,, euea. tehiDr-.themomen&Zemo Toto.l ... . KloP:s, !IS P.nry, 31J Oruescr, 1J Wehrung. Ib e l"' ZemD brinll prompt to bundnl•kia. evea. In tevwe - - - - - - R!Dponn aad . .lore lhe oldu to •lth ltls parouiS Mr. aud M•• normali alw.,. .,. <lean~cthln2 Hiram Locke . 1 Z.,..a.. Dlllt on cmulne o: tt'i worth the J>ri,., boo&It brinp the Mrs. James Adams Jr a.nd chi\· · Mn;. dren and Mrs. La"·reucc Bell of rdiol, 86c,60cand'l. Alldrulillt:l', l'OR RJ!UiT--House with large Jot 011 L!Qcoln Hill. Rent. very rea- sonable. Phone No. 12•J 0 S~!t.'t CouriL SLn:cL, Onr U•an the tight honoraJ)le J08ephus 1 <for insurance! Ebel'Sbach tbetter ~ known as Shooter) who dld a neat far out l;o b f~ right and brought tho jc ~ of second basins for the Rqll- hall back ta 111:1 chest In sreat lih.11.pe r, 1ou:s workeoo. In addition to t.hlli V·ith hJs glove ~nd wllUe keeping <lefellBIVe work., Josephus \vis the U1e Lip of his shoe on the bose. v.ctlm of the arreaLest bit or fielding , The game was dela~ed a few m1n\'1 orlt exhibited on the fieJd Frlde.y llt.es because Shooter thou(ht they c\·entng. B!t~ter had hit a wicked l:::d put o. new ba.ll Into lllay but grounder partt•Jly between third nfter he 899.rched the grass In :md the short field, that It Willi l'lh9rt fteld a few , miTJUte8 and wicked Is atte8ted by the fact could not flm:l a b:.tll. he was flnt!1e,t "Oo-aet-'Um" , Stanley who ally convinced thu.t HQ.rtY 1 Watson wru; covering the hot corne1· . mere- had made aal almost Impossible ly waved at u. as 1t went pa.s~ and play wlt.h JoS(?hus- hlmselr, the Shooter evidently thinking he had dctim. l p!enty of ttuie. or maybe it was 00W~t.Lacn wQ.!i pretty muth in Lhe cnuse he courdn't rtlbve any fBSter, ganle en the otlenslve al.5o. driving T:Mn't making eucl1 fast ttrne go- in the hrst run l,n 'the ftfLh 1mrlng ::1g; ·towa.rd first that any tl'a1D c scoriP'it two hhns~lf later on and officer TI~~ld halt him except ror t..1.vlh6 in three o..ner11 by perfectly (lbstruc tramc. At lln:; rntc a L r:laced sw1les along the first btt.3C lbe· crack or the bat UtUe , jumping line. ' raat mo"l(inl' Harry Watson at Sock·Eye Oa.vi! waa prcaent and short stop fClr the Reds, moved Sll· ."\'lewed the game u.nd called the at w ent.JY but swiftly tow:u-d !.he mov- tc-ntlon cf several people' to IJ.le fact in&:'· Pene.t and pullep a real Jtlhn UtD.t: Wa.tsqn waa ·one of '" his" He6iy ·.Wagner play, grabbing ,the pla.yel'J enroU~.cL oii t he champion ball ·~k of tbtrd. base · aft.or It N&.w York Clothing House team. 1•nd " pas~~: the basema.u and Sock wa& as "proud of Harry as a thio~ing it to ftrst for a sensational young&ter of 30 years ago was with J.Ut • out . . At the receiving end an- nis first pair or new ton g pant.:i. othei.·.,&reat plaY completed the hl- For fourlnningsthe .contCE'~was. n clttent. ]'oung Ctlarloy Russell eov- nip a.nd tuck atfalr with neither cHill the ba{r at-- tho.t time, reached J:!.tcher giving or asldng o.ny qna1·- upon her arrival at LM Anple~ · Charlea Ha.yCD. Mm Rex Ackley him nrc numerous instl'ume)u;s which will kep him informed of . his hei•tht and ()~from E~ope after alenrhty ,;vaea- 6;ld.o,:1autJhter Mary, DorLs Branch, . . • blon. The! ev~q,oll•~. ~u-.:~~~td to B<lrtha. Rlabthouae, Mn. Alb:rt ~ltJon. face divorte Pl'Oilteclt-n _ ft1td br 1 RJ,j:htboU6e and Mrs. Charles Cor4 her baritone hutonoba,n~, . ~vkl nell. . and daugh~r. Pauline, spent the Mn... Johil. Rou.s~· ha;, been Mno. Abnl~en MOOre . w!)P f'i;as _ . week end at ByesvUie, wlth rei- 1 th.t! e:ue~L or her brother, R . B. bt' ·.n 5Jek for a week, Is ablb to be FOR SALE-aS acre farm, lo<:-.ted • -on srory's Run near Oallla COAL NOTI~E, county line. Five room buase, 2 ...., biK barns, also outbulldlup, 1 OPE~ATORS good cistern, fine pasture <well watered,) four acres coal, some .timber a.nd fruit teres. Prtxe rea .. lu confotmU). to The, Nn.&lo~al M>nable. Mrn. Mary Werner, ldua~ial Reoovery .-\e& .. IHII• Che6hlro, o .. R. D. 2. o..6...at blted 1>7 OW' Han. Prelltleni Ro011evdt, all HoUle Cosl Open .. .MAJO;t:t or raatos aetvtc.ed al ion •~ urred to be )JII'eN'nt a& &he -:easolll\ble price& Brlvl In YOW City Hall, Pomeror, Maudar nlrJa& mdto or all 241 ...... H. U. C1ou at '1:!1 o'elofk, w~ lm~i ll!ldclteporf. ma&kln will be" taba ap renl'll· lq .the eode u taltmit.&ed h7 opr.ra tUI'I In thb fteld. FoundAJva Hlte, POMEROY, 0}()0. =====:;;;1=7=' following J><Ople "'"'"'" Ear Phones, through .he will kc ep contact with the earth during his flight toa orad' of Anrelua Temp)tl. to home from '"' Nazarene ••mo tnto the stratosphere, being tested o'ut by C ommander T. G. W . S~ttle as he sff. in t~e greeted by ,her o~e-rear-oJ4 pand- 1 mr'r tlt'!f at Columbus, Sunday : d • . . . · ~· ""'" ·o'-' r , daurhte•, Kay Sterllnc lllcPbai'B9n R<v. c. P. em&teo, Mauri.. Moore, I ~on oln of the balloon 10 whJCh h" will e~se from Soldier l''ield, Chicago, Arotim !ijneo Semple u,m.•....,. Rut> BYRON BINC, M. D. .-..w;ter. man ·wM formerlyQne w.asor •tl'lC$e rei\ ·"c~cher · or I but. who has s ~ · better uat.toual tJays at the sport, . Js none • othel' I 1nerll:., i' J 1 l!fv!l a {1!11'" I �. .. ' ., \MPEI T~ URNEY ·.·uBEGIN M .. lollowl' M-... YO ..._ld, - ·- The ' Meigo' Tennis !'layers Will Determine Champ JOE RUBI]'I schedulea or met:... fsa.rilt Hereafter ABUSES RECORDED DURST WRITES AGAIN Bob \. our&t. Portland', Mi!ala countY's lt.lnera.nt motor eyclillt, lnfonns the Tribune and Melp countY frlenda that he haa paased. Lhrough ctwyenne, W yam I ri e , , 'Ib.e MeiKS county O!Y.'1J ten:J.It~ headed tor the Yellowstone Na.. ~ tourney will begin at 10 o'clock j t lons.l Park, ob&ervtng tha.~ " 'Tis : Monday morning wtUl 13 t.ennia ccl'tainly & a:mnd old west. . : pJaym 1~ up a.t. tbe starthl8' Bob writes that he left the i P<ilnt :for the scrambl~ tor a Century of Progress E"poalt1on · champtonrshlp In Chicago, aotna throuah Iowa. on I ·Only slne•~s ma.tchc.-. will be the Lincoln hJghwa.y, keeping his 1played at the Ebersbach court opeedometef ha.nd touching lhe ; Wjth Robert Reblel managing t.ne llrty mark constantly . He pens , ~a.ir In behalf of Joe Rubtn man- l:.hat he had an &.r'lument about ager ct the Pomeroy Bargain sp~ecllng In Nebraska. but talked : He use. and the De.Uy Tribune co- faster t.he.n the "copper." NebllLII1spon80l'S. kP.. Bob sa,~s , Is rather hard hit , 1 Mr. Rubin colllM!'Dt.cd to become without rain. ' Ct'H~ponsor of the tournament Ourst passed throuih. a. Bettton ' When he agreed to prov lde tennis o'r Color-aclo and there. he says, saw • balls for the pla.y-otr. one dozen a.n old lQnd mark. A cave, said t21 ' ~Hs WUI be pret:mt.ed to ma.nager have been construct.~ by a.n old .tt'cibP.l by Mr. Rubin before the Italian many years ago and uaed k.urnamcnt pbv beclns Moml;.y later by Jesse Jamca, the noted mM.ninR. · ~ r · rc bandit, was vl.s:l.ted by Durst, whp '2'ach entri.rlt m the piaf' shoUld ta.Y!I he .&napped plcturJS ol ~e .£nh part!cuiar notice of the time cave iUld adobe house rulns a.t tlili i;chedule or hls mat.ch in the fln;t mc uth The Cave IB' situated ne;.r tr-und and l' hfilld be p1·esent nt Julesburg, a. 'VIllage thst Wil.ll w;i,P~ il1e ~e 111 bach court u.t leEl.$-t ~~ e .~ out completely several tl~r' :ftD.lt-hour belch th ·~ achertuk\\ oy Ind ian~ bht l'~ullt to stand - r.·1 ~1,ime of the &ct. · It i.!l, ( • All portlclp:mts wlll be ~Jven n"Tt I!! W.!T!.bly dry In this coufl· · Instructions a.nd information trv." writes Bob. "'but de.!lplt.e i!fis ~~~~:;e;;':;•h; ·:"'Re1b~l. In the tl:;,t ro••nd they strike water just twenty ~.~ brle1 w th ~ Aurtace of the ll'J'Otmtt~ toW1lrmcn~ paltinp,s we!'e D11r<t. will probably reach Ute ' • ('( :1-.'t ·.v!thln n. rew dnys. i Nigbt BALL At Middleport Lighted Field TONIGHT! MIDDLEPORT DIVORCE ~ t11e the nlt!ht. I Thlo c:ommltlee In C<llum"a.t YlldoWJ tlmes t.hr'ot.Jchou!. and Ia a .......CUDf link 1 HITS AT OHtERS' MOVE IN UCING H~URS JOH ;5;theToOhio b&nb &n4 their be & memb3rotthis i 1S 1n honor acqUired ' In t.be a.te. It Is aa. lm· PDISt In to. orpnJutlon. - BOY IUJOUT MEETING Papa and Mama - Havana, eaate. "drol'lf'B" . ELECTlUC , Theatre PemflmJ. Sunday and Monda' Mine Worlreni, , "HELL BELOW" Mont(Omery, Madre En-. ·, llm<m>; ' Durant.e, CHURCH SERVICES lO:I~ atbem~ to tenn- lnate the bltumlnOWJ coal !!trike of central and ~ P&msylvan1a, by orderlq the men back to work, pendl.na' the ~ci8lon ol an o.rbi· tratlon board. Johnson's (!arts at "chi&elers" Aua. ----Taxpayers' League ever Wins Vote Battle - Wa1e Boost To Go Into Effect In PomerQy Diatriet TO STUDY LAWS ON AUGUST 16 -- With Intent Of Clooin1 Many Loopltolea Now Open To Gan1aten - By CLIPPORD OALLOWAY INS Staft' CorresPondent 7.- INB-Cuba's .. sWite rebelllon" apln&t the ~a.­ chad() reatme ha8 t.a.kt!n a. ton 6l U dend and 1M) WClunded, a cheekup revcnled today. - Calls Meetin1 To Out Pro1ram Of Action - Wuhlnltotl, Aug. 'J ..........IN8--Dttterm1ned. to 1.183 the st.rons ann of the boy~ UJ.e admlnl.strouon guided ttrl N-'lbn&l Recovery Act into the ~~tcohd week ol oper&tlon, u, bfm. Huah a Johnson ra1.. lied. consumer ~nd dlstrubutor to the ranks under the N.R.A. blue While declaring war on tb a.nd the "chiselers," Johnson urg~d ooopmoat.Lon by entire communtiee 1n dealing ou.b' with concerns dl.llplaytna: the blue £&ale, and promised, "We will be out. ot thIs depresakln U only each community wtll seize the opportunity t.he J)1ellldtnt has liven it."....· WhUe Preetdqt Roosevelt frum h.la hOme at Hylle Pa.rk. proml~ rea.djuatment of tednal contractf to meet later conditions, John L. Lewll, president of tbe Unlt.ed - Huana Threatened Wiithl Foocl Shortage A1 Strike Goes On Mwap Coverin1 Sub· jeet, Se~t To Indiana Grocers • .. PREPARES .• Acaued Ban~r.r C0Al ~p U WAGE WAR IN OHm ACHEfn INCR[ASE WAGES CRIMINAl ROE IN EMERGENCY TO AID EMPLOYMENT Bl18hl'Y oooler - •· Coal Board • ~ M~lEY Special Se11ion Of Cub· an ConiJ'OII · Called By President Say• lmipia May Witbdrawn Unle11 Chan1a Made \ Pemuylvaniano Continue Strike In Spite Of Lewis' Order : Athena, 0 , Aua. 'J-JNB-M.q:ring , to support PresJdent Roosevelt'• r.atlonal recovery PfOII'Im, COil operatora; of the Hockll\l. Pml.eroy r.nd Crookllvllle dlatrlcta today announced a voluntary wqe tu~ c-ease for miners thrwshOut tht' ....... The wa1e boost& wm become etJootlve Alirust. ltl. They w111rtmaln Havan&, Aug. 7- INS-DeAI)el'IHI measures to, stem the "&trike rebellion" &imed at overthrowing the ft'llme o1 Presidtmt Gerardo Mach· ttdo, were drafted by the CUban 1fovernment today. With the revolut19nary splrlt fomented by the na.tkmwide walkout or every class of labor p:Lrolyztna the Republlc's indwtry 16Jld threat.enina Havana with a aravc food ahortqe. the lfOVernment In effect unUI a state-wide scale cr a nat1on:Ll code for the bltumtnous coal Industry Ia adopted. Announcement of the wqe tncreaRe~~ wu made foUowlns a meetIng with the minen· scale comm,l,t tee. Under the new scale, the r..um ware tor Inside day 1:3.81 a day. Loaders wlll cents a ton and machine & special 888111011 of conareu Neceuary Sllft&tUI'e Ob- called to deal with. th,e Rituution. tained to F orc:e Vote on While Machallo hal th.w :far abat9•Ded. trom deolartns martial lPow Tax Limitration C• t' r~~ wldMpr:ead dbordera and • --!Nis-VIc· l blood.ahed wlllreaulthe baa proclaim ed Cuba 1n "a state ot Intense IIi· tory was attained today In tation" and &utborlzed the army t.o palgn to :force a vote at preaerve order "In whatever manelection on reducing the nt>r necessary." ttonal tax llmita.tlon from 16 Thla proclamation ushered In vir· and "drones" were a.uamented to 10 mJUIJ. tual martl&l ln if not tn When A. 0. Whit.eslde, deputy ad· F. A. Howell ot SidneY. tetter, and afterIs the mbllatn.tor oi t.he • N.R.A.; dls- of the Ohio taxpeyeiis' clvll patch::d a telerram ec, the chatr· leaaue, announced tllat. Cuba 11\Jn of the Indiana Retail Gro- :tatton has a~e "over cers• ANOclatlon. hltttl\c at sto~~~ Its drive for slKn&t.ures 1<'i>lch .,.. reported. to be am~nr­ t1ons caiUna upon the Se<:~· ~· ~· to place the l88ue on lnr 8ChedUlea to they wtU not be \~;+. , to hire addltlorw.l f/Or- unts a COlumbus, 0., AUI. •· - ColorleN and Umoino_Pi~•l'l Repucliatft Confe..i~ Fear Seaoion Reported' 1 of l-luabalid Caused Firat Show• Price 0.0.. Tale, She Now Sayo - · By LESLIE ~~~r ,( ~ INS Financial · ., AUC. Jeffenon, 0 ., Allll· T-lNS--Re· details or Mn. ·• j .. Mll.lj I ~dicit¥ our Vote and Influence at ,. · th.e Primlll'y : .:,;,-;-~'7"'""*~~-;..uc~...a..,. . . · ~:Same will'~ t \ery-much apprectated . ·. . :Ne1Jtzling .R~·J.)jil~lCl~N CA~DIDATE. FQR CL£1tK Of ;Pomeroy Village . .. Your Vote and hofluence Will be .. ' Warmly Appreciated l!l'll lbe suUs, Jlhlpbulldln(, tacturlna and. woolen Those operll.t.ln& under acy agreement Include, specJa.lUe!l, beddllll. fluid mUk, fOOd &nd. A. (Art) H. Rosenbaum Republlf'&.n Candidate lot the Otflce of · C~ERK., .. VILLAGE trtbutor8, gasoline OF POMF.ROY underwear, l.oe, oil paint and varnish, prlntlng, r&)'Oil weavina, rayon and ayn· thetk: yarn, reta.Uen, paper boxes, ' . PRJJKAJt,y ELECTION, AUGUST 8, 193:'1 K,eep Me hi Mind At Election Time. · -toy boords, p~. ""'· ma.nufa.L:turer& and meP.t pa.cken. JohMOn enUstl!!d tile a.ld ol conawner &nd communities In an ad· dn!as telephoned to a maaa me~­ .tna at Cleveland and broadcast from there over a radio hookU';). He uraed the cltlee to do aa on Six) ·Beer Fight Is On In "Dry Capital" -••,....,m. Drys t"di.,.....~., w ~ Fi1ht to SCORE HURT WHEN JOB SEEKERS RIOT PreYeat Sale ' · of Beer in City Believed To Have Set Mark - . .. Roai and Codoo Thou1ht to Haft Landed in Syria Near Beirut I • Pat·a·cake, Pat·a·cake, baker' a man l Make me a cak,. u fast u you can: Bake it until' it' a brown and criap, Then sell it to me witb an ad like thi1 I Mrs. Arch Al}ls have their home ln Oolumand Mrs. 202-R PHONE I THE DAILY TRIBUNE ~96 ,,., Frft;.l • '"',.u.,~~oq, .. F•l'f".U. Ta P.U Sebwepnan & Roedel AT THE TII.U'FIC LIOHT • . . . . ·" .' . . .' I ' '' •' . _; ... " 1 ~ ·~ By Carrier 15 centa-By Mail 14.00 MACHAO~ ~HAfTS OE~P[RATE PlAN CURB RfVOlT n Warmer ln South RNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. If lt'a Newa lt'a In 'l1le Tribune PORTSMOUTH Qn.me Called at. and Tut>lday. LEASED WIRE OF 1 Berthn Owens, wos granted a ~.e­ cree of divorce from her 4UBband, Richard P OWen&, in tht. comrrton pleas court here Saturday. The (leI cree WIU gre.nted upon evideQeJ! , produced and the defendant foLPid 1 f!;ullty of groos · neglect of dqt.v. The plalntlff shall pay Ule CO!t&! pf the prosecution of the case, It ~ ll.t!Judged by Jud{le 0 . E. Proples; bt the common pleas court. ' ' VI GRANTED WEATHER FORECASTn COh10-_, 10oa1 ·· """'""' - - Tribune, call 286-L; if the Bw... Olllce ask for 202-R. I ~~~~~ ~ if: \l 'f~Wt of ~ Par~ and SavJnp Compe.ny Mull Contribute W.orJ<!1.to the JeriOJiollve committee ot Within Th....., Day• Ohio Banton Al5000laUOD tor ...,, .. .-. • Pomeroy Bar~rain Hou•e Proprietor Furnishes Tennis Ballo NOTICE - If you REkDERS' the New• Otl,lee of The Dally Re:c% .V * . Pf""'k'en~ t.h~ mat.ches in the quarter and se,n\tlnala wm be posted a\ the c:) 1r,; and each wt.ruter Should COJUIIdt.l the mana;er ror furtheJ· lntortnat.lon as 1.0 plf',y - on ~ 'I'r.1t:•s•:h\ • ., - time SlACKERS Pomhrok!:~dlt -~~.for. the Eagle Symbol I Theoclch-· T~ BE CUT j IH£ll[f ,liSt CRATE SAYS ~~ ~;1H~~ Graber \Ia. winner ot aeoond match m 8ElCOnd bl'&cket., 4 pm. MonOa.J. j \ Reed ;. on . Lel(ioi.tive Committee :.1 :30 p.m., Mond&y; P . 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