https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/29f06d6c1b23c782a5555b54cef7d533.pdf e40f7563171e42490cc5ed6f565b97d5 PDF Text Text • 1 .. . • • '•, • 1'D J)AII.T BRID(j~ OEMA.N.OS.Of UNO SMASHED AT DENVER CAFETERIA SUPPER At Pariah liouae of GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Tbunclay, AuJ. lOth. OWNERS M~Y HAlT P~VING :Property Ownen Seid To j I R Nlgbt BAJ,J, - DOUIILE•IIEADER. At Mlddlopori J,.trhlod n.1t1 """ ...... - • ' OF IN·TERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. U lt.'l Newa It's In The Tr1bune By Oln1er J0 Cents-By Ma.ll t4.00 CUBA IS IN THROES OF REVOLUTIO fXTR~ ~m.mtns RUSHED fR~M CAMP .Mother Admits Poisoning Babies TONIGHT I OM Jlii-WeUII&oD. Game . C&lled. ton18ht and w~. Slightly WIJ'tlV!'I" ln North portion Wed~. LEASED WIRE 270 rea!Wa and to put our men .... ~ to -~ ""'.... llleo." He sa1d Ule propCIIa1 was no JJlCIN tbaD what 'W did tn war. to JDateo men ~t. ln &ut.h porttOD. • taut Pric:e ·Action May R.,sult In ·" Withdrawal Of Fed· era( Help ' EA:DERS' NOTICE '-- If you want the Newa Office of The Dally Tribune, call 286-L; If the Buslneoa Office ask for 202-R. --UIP.JL FOR LAND NEEDED . Wf.!~~ ~2!EC~;-.' . . ··.Be Demandin1 Exorbi· :: ' • 'l'ldl!wa• r w , - n •t 1:11 C~l~M~I~ HAVANA IN Hf~Rl'TD ~E~nnE rE~G[ fOll~WING RIOTING -- OAK HILL WELLSTON CHESHIRE Yl CLIFTON , Police Stationed Near Pretidential Palace, ShoOt Into Mass Of Cuban Residents Ma11"'rin1 ... :· · 40 In Cold Blood Admiuion 5c and tOe SITUATION TENSE AT LEAST 200 OTHERS WOUNDED In Indiana Strike Ar.,a; Miners Still "Out'' In Pennaylvania False Report Of Mach~do's R"~pation Seta St&p For Awful Carnage; SidewaiJu. "-d Street&, Are Deserted Today As Cuba1ll Cower In Feat ·' By PAUL C. YATES . INS start Correspondent Unlon1'.9wn, Pa.. Aug. ~INS­ Wa•hington, Aug. 8. - INS- Pressure will be hrought to bear upon Presic1ent Geraa·do Machado of OJba today to accept a peace fonnula worked out II}' the American ambassador. Sumner Welles, to take a..,_\~ ..~r absence" for Mlx months, which will pave the war. fort he de>ignation of a HucceAAOr and tht• end of Cub$1a:Jil· ternecine strife. · The plan ha• the support of all Cuban political _. .'l'c tieA, including Machado'!\ own Liberal party, but ~ .,:"' I , car old dictator ha• •tubbornly refused thuo far 1D ~ Strlktns miners In Fayette county LodJ.Y voted una.ntmoualy In execu'· tlvf aesslon t.o return to work ,.tol,orrow momtnr. The vote came llfter a. clo6ed ward F. . '' 1 here •• 'i Here is MrH. Aleeta Fleming, 28-year-old mother, nf Jefferson, 0., who has confessed, according to police, that ehe poiROned her 'two infant sons "because her husband didn't like boy babies." Both were four months old, one of whom died a year and a half ago presumably from natural c11u.ses. The husband, Mertlo Fleming, alsoo shown all of the crimes but is likewise here, Q.d(lnlonal ooldlers : chundr-ed amp Colombta were tusll~from t.o I the Ct'nter of Htnan& I.Oday ns the Cuban '!l.pltal , . ~ne of llo bloody mMsacre wt.ltri claimed 40 dead and at least. 200 wounded. laJI dor~ ln an QBOnY of suapenae and ii. ' ' uat " . .' . ' ' and artificial late for artificial la.ke, ... . ' ' The Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) has accepted and " ' Preside~t Roosevelt~· I . • " any way us. llrl. J. R. Start and I .·· PomJ17. : .,.~:. .. " .. •. ,.~·-~-~1 ~ '., . "' \ ~eartHy dors~-~dfare. procee~n, at .o.n~e to c::::=::====· • -~~''' ... ' ~ en- ' .. _ . ·• ,•· -·<~~ · ,. " conscienti- nation's Industry. MILKHOUSE OBJECT OF DYNAMITERS J)Usly~do ourparj .i~ c~.~~;out the Presi~ent's ' ·;'.~ fr'j; f ' . ., ,. .. -~ .,. ' " : ) • ' ·. ' . i . t• . i • ·A.~pr~mm 1f~~!¥nil ~~V.~. , : .i ·L .• ; t · l 1! -t~·( ¥~/1'' ' ;,;r t r ~~ ~-- ;~ ·i! :~M€ '?! Hr ~ t ~ ·' May I Solicit Your Vote and Influence at the Primary TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 Same will be very much appreciated. To The Voters! I will appreciate the privile1e of Mn• in1 ~ou aa Marshal of POnleroy. I reapee· li..elr aak )'OUr IUJIPOI't•ii!, the Democratic: Primary Tuetday. CHARLES RICKETTS. Ben Neutzling REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CLERK Of The VillaJe Of Pomeroy ' '·' ' Solicited ,i --: I). " "" ' ' i ;.· -~.--. ,• .• ~-: ,.. , , .... ~~'/ J· -~ ·: THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF OHIO 'Your Vote " .,·!· ;., • International, Newa Bervkle ~tr.ena Jll KOJU or Ohlo 41ttlt6 and rowns went to the polla taidaJ u.e ·Re-employment ·"Agreement' (Blanket ·Code). We -·t .. ~BY , P:· .. I that a repOrt 1pread the leland that Machado, ably actlnl an ausseaUona . .. Ambul&clor Willes, bad cha.do reRime made a c~e~Perate p.t,.. •'abdleate.. in (&YOI' of a - , _ tempt to re:oture order by bayonet £njoylns popular respect _. Green Bav. Wis., A\11. 1.- IN&- rule. teem. ,., Porest ftrea said. to be the wont )n 'n1e new t:.roopa trom. camp CoThe nunOI' ctrculated from ~· reocm yean weR aweeplna over o. lomb*. were amt throulb the city to house and from lip to lip ·l iM wide area o' northem WJ&consln In th~ early momln& hours under wlldftre. Little knots of exctted ~ a.nd Mlc::hipn today aa 1,200 vol~ tt. . roree striking Bhop- oons gathered at ·~· unteers battiad to save hamlets lnatruetlonl k :tpen to reopen. tand in front of el£lsed OliN aDd 1 • signed filo luueo Except L o c a I FOI't!at Blazea Threaten United Stateil •. would reprd the altua.tJon tlert. as grave' ln 'the u Onea a! Stake in ToWide A- in Wiacon· treme unlll!t'3 the crlsla is !IDlved . ...,•• £lecao... oin and Mlchlpn by e~ actloo., the Ma- to cast' their votes 1n munldpa.l prt .. Champa1,n-Dam for a.rttflclal martea. lake, tDO.IlGO. Toledo, JO.rl4n, Cr.nton, ChllllPolice failEd tn • 5tmUar atColumbiana-Dikes for fiah pond cothe and swubenv1Ue wtnt to the and resort CE"nten from destnlr.tlon. tempt yesterda.y, but the govern13.100. " " " Btrot'lf v.ut wind& were driYlDS 1 mt'nf. was hopeful ttut.t Cu~'s polla t.Q settle ~ fllhts for party t.be ftre aero!~ streams. lakes and , well-trained ,;,nd heavily O.rtl!ed nomlnatlonl ror Utelr ftre lanes ln Lincoln, Vtlu, Ash- I tJ"'OPS woulj be m~ auecessrut .Ql nearb' evet')' la.nd and Iron count.it!S. Parts cf l in "persuading" shop-keepen U. hu been Ooieble ccunty, Mich.. were al&o ; reopen. ablar.e. . I Neutral observen:, however. preHund.reda oi acres or cut ttm- dlct£d th'! soldiers would be little feared at. or many ber IJ.nd were ablar.e throughout moresuc:ces::lul thr:LI!I t-he police. Tht' put, and the area. "strike rebellion.'' punet.unted by The ~vanclnr blare was t.breat- an abortive mUitary uprtsina, dote 8. Myens for enlrtr the elty or Merrill in Lin- and ahoot1nP · kl colit blood, obvl· coln county. OUAly has .as tts &1m retlttmmt • Resl~nts of su~ oaloniM l.n of President Machado trom oftlee. Aahland and Lincoln eounUea fl6d Opposttlonlst. of all cla.sses s.nd their hon;ae:> for cleand a.reu. flhades or opinion hyttcat.ed they Wardens directlnr the battle t:1 ·....,.,kl be u.t.lsRed. with nothinc stem t~ flres sent out repeated 1""e;' than eftaoement ot the pre~~.. appea.la for volWlteera. dent who has ruled CUba with a.n At the req_ue&t of MleiUp.n oftl.. Iron hand durtril the 1Ut ftvt c:Ials teSideuta or the Hagerman Vf'.ars of his ei.Jbt-:rear ft~Wt. Late resort colony retroeated to · Prior to lMt evenfnl. Havana and !~&fer tenitory when blUing em- other cltlee of ljhe llland Republic bers were blown ICl'088 !:be Brull" were qulfed bY a wave or ••passrtver, starttnl numerous ftrftl In i\-e res~atanee" Wblch at lenstb rethe area. r:ulted In ecmplete paralyals of the " ttl.·· Paced with & wam11ll trom A~~- tory. beseador Swnner Well~. ~\ w•f! It wu shortlY after 5:30 .,._:-: _,·,.:'. '""~"" Shelby, Summit, Po.lrPerry, ~n. and or state-owned •1 ~~E~~~~&;~;~:~; ensure down cn!lnm~•. of Ills dlclatoral\lp. the _..t:·~~.... t~ /·~ . ' 1I 1 " ,0\1ei'DDI.ent me8IUJ1!I to •( .1. ll ' ccpt it. Allif. s.- ma - Three> ----~~":":""-:--~-.~ H11.vo..na. Mr. and Mn. M'ertio Flemin1 ' \ =========== = 18tauranta. ..... 1 -- ;;, WJt.f - ... ..., WuJIIpen aoon IJ&ft brob A..~ A .... :i ~~:: ~~:ta'.e~:::k ~ with the cry "Machado..hal signed." Othen echoed lt•. ~b. at-reamed. out onto bl.lcOnli!l . - ".·· heada popped. through ~ '-' sl1uttered windows as the - 1!$~ waa haard. · In a •udden BW'B~ of ~ t!on, the scattered crleA .:iid. ,. gnve way to 1118811 b)'Bterla. A le'lr, eothualubl 6tarted to run liOWil'ft the prealdmtial palace Ub -i sno..U rolliDI: down a htD1· tht & mllllllteet&tlort. lf&Jned velocltJ •U scope aa the momenta paaaed. - . P~ aelf.Jmpi1soned tn Ut.t:tf homes durlrq: Ulfl trytna houri _fl( the last few daJ8 tbn!W caut!oo. ~' ~fleld aud ran -Into the street.. 1'bi tramp of runnlrtl feet and boa.rll!r shouUJ beeame matpllt1ed Into .• roar and & mdl II tbe •. streamed to the broad pl&ra "' bont of the capitol bnlliltnj '..,.~ .l There t.he,- stoqd for a Uttli ' wb~W rit untilmJcned aptn the that TbeD wachacb" ·• - bad ll'liacry railed. tbil movement brole More Money Is In """" tlal palace. S•n.te Treasury Jual .. .... loose and ~ stampeded ror '"" '~ Balance iD G-.1 Fund io lncreaoed $572,982 DuriniJ JulJ of to .,.wc~e••~,! mo6 filed wltll street.: palace, the mMI• Into Zulueta �., ', ' \ ' I. apoVBT a, lQa TtTESDA Y , AUGUST 8, 19:58 TJU: DAlLY TRIBUJQ\-POMIIROY, OHIO meaz t:~~!:_~ t~:pl ~ !.~.~.1!.~!~ . ADDISON P,.w.. I NATIONAl. 41>VIaTIIINO lllrai:SIIICTATIVBI ' . Fred KlmDII, IDe. iuwa-.. wife. . ,., ........., !lflice _,. <lll'elilatlool D.,~ <>iu :rts-a . ' . Deltvemt Br CatTier I ~Week ................... $ JJy Moll .1• One Month .. .... ....... . , , I[)DI Jlonth . .. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . .60 Three MonthR . . . . . . . . . . . ... Six llont.hs ...... •. ...... ... lODe 6.00 One Year ... ..... .. ...... . v... " . " " " " "" .. .. CHILDREN AND PLAYTHINCS 'irllf with her parm.t1, J . R • ..Swldier and w)te. Mrs. A. W. 8o.¥lns and two sons of Columbua and Mrs. J , H. Qelaney end daughter were .tbe dinner guests of Mra. J . H . Swlsher or ....... ' 1 .50 ' 1.00 ::;;all; !~:;: ·~. t~ 2110 400 -I recent acci dent to the Middleport tot whose tonsil I was punctured when a rod was forced down his ~hroat should be the signal for all parents to spare no efforts to see that their children are kept from handling playthings which may easily turn out to be weapons when in the hands of inexperienced and pJayful children. 'rimes without ~umb~r. the wrtter has set"n children too young to know better, playing with knives, acissm'8, Jead pencils, forks, pointed sticks .a.nd other d.angerous tllings, almost loo numerous to mention. Many parents give little or no thought to thew~ things, while others are (.onstantly worried as to what might happen to their off.. spri~Jr and as if fate were laughing Jn one'-' face, it seems thl!t in most of the cases wherein a child is injured, the injury occurs to one whOse parents are unusually careful. This should not have the effect of the parent relaxing in vigilance, however, as tt merely er.1phasb:e~ the fact tltot danger is lurking at every turn and that one cannot be tdo careful as to wh·a t he permits his children to use for playthings The thought that many seem to hnve "that an allwll!e Providence coupled with tate, will protect the Inno- l . I:"::'"'~tr::::I•:,::En~~gl~n=e•::•,:·== _ _1.. _ I .Appeal Llcal Board Of ·Education Meets '. I I I I " I ar.1 ·l -=::::=:= oil I ,:aH .I Extra .;;enator Morris SbeppaM, kitown at the "Fall}er of the 18tH ~men'='• ment." addn!sses a g11.thering at Huebes $pnngs, -r:e:r.as, du,lhg hut wh irlwind cl:lm)laifrll thro(lgh the . Lone•Star Slate agamst Tepeal o~ .tbc dry Jaw. A sound t'1'1ld a nd fold ing :IIJ:!Caking platform are used W Wit S~nn(or on hJs tour. .." ." " ••• ,".. • -~ ~ ...............- '' I I ' ' '• " -- Dr · '• - •' " 1a , T"l!i T'lpifty Code·J9r Tire·ltuyers ' l ...:lt~rebY,~rom.l~fl! t.u tr~~. in nly; thi.n , wo~n: dan~.u~)t\'JS lod•! am.{ eq~miy ~· bef~re p~oe& ,, all lane~ .jl.t~ !'wil!,L '&,lie S<Jf••~'ffl;d •Miiit.Q<Pen41Jbl• · q·;,.s l erl'ltfincl. · , ·, .I n,y~:'''~··I! . . '·I..~ .c;.) t '\ • - I nry Ill . ( •• ¥cJ: They inust l:a.ea Spic.r;ttific.nby designed non·~ tread to - '· ?-Yi•. '" the ' I ftutd. • pVe me f:XTRA SAFETY. ;.-v "J' I tnwhtehtbo 'twuExlraGutn-Dipped Cord PliesUnderth~TrcaCI for Cren.ter.Stren«t.h •nd Bknrout Protection. . to artiltlo ~tnua of bla propor .. ~ He wu liltNlln.l' 10meone · t:<~lked for a Then r '· They ' *'utt holteo ....... 1 aeeraed curlouly spoke witla a nice like ·• .... .c7 . /1'!, ,:, ,...•• 't"' ,.,.,.., v.,.,,.~ ~'\W~ ·- ~ ~~~:~~~~lrj11 W'aaBattltday C41Una \ K ,..,_ aD)' meaup. he aaitl ut a t:aktn no trouble Ida tone, Then , _ an • clra•- lecl. _! For a ID!Hbftt she stood rerard- 1 lll..b1, m,Jt;erioul)" lll"&tlfted by ~ pre&end he 'wat a' '" nddloh t;p or Un.d paactu•tln1 the wu Jeaaiua aptnst a of boob, boldl•c • FreDob 1111 bact wu toward a ollho- with lnoa4 ahoul- de~ aJul~traJPt: bltatloa ' wU BOt Stretch co•d In ....,ryply 111a.turnted and coated wilh pure liquid rubltv, W give me l::xtro Blowout Prot«tion. hi·· oa ~ -~'!!'-J ..IIIII!od,,~ ln ,It 'Z'iq tor " aQo cme elle It, lle ..- and a tew ehalr111Dt1l hi ' .. ·"'*>e Word Led To ;!HE boa POJSijtlER . ' . . ;t; · :~~~=:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ff:~~~~~~f~~~ ---- I ),t_~......-''- ' . . . : . - ' - - - - 582-L 1. cent is just muchgrief "ti>lnmy-rot" and iforpersisted long clilld, enough, will sobring in one form ()ther fn to a.nd Mr1. A. C those who subscribe to the tiellef. Linkenhoker Saturday. The child wJio ts not on the higltway, for instance, Anothe~." M)Ortle and dofneL Fulk are quite Ull J.:o • Ill wlth typhoid t'ever. j:'; n'oin•r to be much harder for an ati:tombbile drJver to Mrs. A. c. ·Linkenhoker and 1' a eo I Bv .Arthur uau••" Baer hit and run uver than the child whose plByground is the " daual)ter E~ and wn Wa,,yne \7Ui cAlling on Mrs. Marvin Mec:tmter of the street, lucky stars notwnhatanding. Tueada.y. J!:Venlng. Aiccidents dccurrfng ·~ tp~y do merely serve to fmctu..,_ ... ~·• ,0 ·~ ~\ilior \ll\~ he w~t~.,.~':, 11 ,~a~'::..: pre98 on one's nllnll that when one is lellllt expecting It, ' kilo<ic!ii bllil)fell .. tlut <in 11\0 nr.t <lan-r seems to rise •nd smite and that it beho'oves us all Wo ca.D' 88 ~ u.&t ..mr• tcy. • Wjth '*\:~ tionJ you/ nation McGuire who has em~ •• 'l" ·· lnocy h .. _: · . WCOI~VOlllal~~ ~-_, d klliOplber f<lit P"'s\liiO: Wif.h the C. & 0 . waa j to watch and ~••on'· pur guard at ~II till! liB ill all pla·~~s tt ,..,., , . ~he week end visiting lest we be the next VIctim. Children not having reached I"' 1"'!..~·~. WJt~\be If the age where:~\!~;r;·~an think out these ~h~n~• fpr themPelve•, naturall~·,ij~u£~ , ~11, up~l~"!!\ tllnd . ;. Phone wen• l ' 1 th&lr pal'e'llts,~J;i!llf~.'~,~ . ,·, . ·~o'i tllt1,!11, ., ' .I Brinker and ramtly. · ·\ Jane E. Roth&eb l8 a.tttndln& .!the ' VIOTld's tab' at Chicago tl\la week. Mt:S, A. W. Be\rina and two SOilS l 'cr Columbus are the guests llf ~ht'r couain Mllurlce Tfl.Oina~~ a.nd Wife of White Oak this week.. Robert Russell of Montgomery, \\'. Va., Is the guest of his arandfather Robert Rusaell and other l't'le.tlves. Mr. and Mn. J . H. DelAne~ and dl!ughter ViJT[nla are moving to L.ondon, W. Va., this week where Mr. DeLaney i8 employed as D1esel •! ·' . ,, .... . ••' 1: Mnl. E. E. Langdon and two ahUtiren ot OalUpolla epent Pr""-Y For EtUt.Grlal Office cau UI·L GREGG ~I s, Mrs. John Epple and two children at Oallipo& spent TlJ.W'IdaY with hl:r parenta, W. H. &eevea and VIRGINIA '· Plckena or Let&rt spent · part or la6t w'eek with bv •later, Mr15 . ..0. W. Brinker and family, ~ ln rio tniiOnee .. w be publlab0<1. Mra. A. Flight '" - • &fore th~ p]AA-: WOk the il'lt. aetJviLf, bm eymbol& OJ , ucces.s LAWYER UNDER BOim )' ' they announced ilXlay'a tllib~ w:n were few and fq.r between. GarNew Yort, AI... 8-lNS-Eu&'eDe mLrely a tri&l and they mllht re· ba&e uncollsct.e4 a.Dd milk Bnnger Daniell, Jr, younr EoetOn ~urn hHe agaln before ma.k.l.ng undellvered. Thli" waur and elec- IA'III'Yer, Hsrvard gTB(tuate and lhlft(0ontJnutd from Pa&f' Onep the ir Bfart for Poland br rema.ln a.t tr1o1ty suppllt1 v.erl! u<Jn:lal, but teur h&'lt.&tor, wu !ln'a.lgned Ln e1tra fuel , wu ordere<l to remain Harbor or~u.:c. boppJna ror war. l.t!lephone servicE' >A·a.s severely Tomb.l cotlfi. todAy and held 'unde1· btre four noun af1er the takeooQft' t aw frcm that point alter pre.-r· tu:mdicapped, $10,000 ball a.a evfdence was pnin t.he event aome trouble warrant- lrlf t.beJr plane fw the tro.ns~AtHyde Park . N Y Au11 K- INs- sented to the &'l'and Jury riamlnl' ed a returu. lanUc dub. Ptet>id"nt RoosE.v~>lt Jooke<l toward him es the man wbo ~ &tf t.!iO pa The take-otr wu flnaUy aooom. The PoiiSb &vl&ton are 1lytng n Cub& with anxluu~; t:ve.~ today but bomb6 In thf! at.ock exctumg~ 1.8111 pllahed after & waU here for favor - Hell&nca m9J)OPlane. [t canied fHO d~ not. o.~ pr~sem . t:onlempi&.V~ able weather of lJ d&fl'! , durlrui: ~~:all01l8 11 latollne. armed lnl.ernntlou Frtda~y------~~-----wh1ch time plana to make a n.oaOn the other harul , It WIIJ! m&dl.! vovm FATALLY INiu.ED stop ftlght aCJ'OIII the Atlantic to plain, he does not mean t!a~ nation Man 11 rteld, o..,. Aug. 6-IN&-Roy Valentia, Irish Pree State. were v.1ll toh!rate vlulmr.f' 1n thr· !~lund !'ot:cFarl.ll.n d, 10. waa dtiad klda) abandoned. 4'-\ beyond certain limlta f~om mjunes rece: ved. )'~rdny The ftlght ot t.h.e armadB from Mr JW~evelt 1s t.h.<>PI•I'.t'd to l1•t y,heu h11 Wlis nm over by a Wagon Orbetello, Italy, to Chlca&o to v.l.!ilt Cuba. wol'k out 1t1> ow 11 ~!VL!~lun 1f 1 load~<! with gravel at Butler, fil' {' thetlworld fair, was the ftr&t for(Qontumed from Pale ()De) It In ,....,~lblc hut he d1d uat '" ro.r w1lt:s r;outoh of here . -· "I hi th N th At tor 30 days, however. ,.,..ndlng th e "' .,...., rr.a on .u 8 acr088 e or ~ .,.. from a teltpho;..ne today He wu.8 m [ he boy suJJered a l'l'l¥:tured l&.ntlc. and one ot the most ambi - dllnw: of a.n appeal. constant touch with washlngwu skull In th{' accident ~·hicO .. h.aptlous ~-1 p•o~t& an•,.he•e Shively waa cOnvicted on charves h ae..... """' ~ sud has dln-c~ed undl!r secretary k~htd wnen he f12ll oft' t e .wagon lttempte4, made by Rev. Porest W Hall, a of state Phillips to atlvise him of <' " ll was going tlown hlll .f The ftlers took oft from Orbr:tello, !Late representative , who declared every change In tht' situation after a series of delays, on July 1,, he had been. offered a bribe or Bwnmer Welles, AmPrlcan and reached Chicawo U da)'s later , U ,OOO to "forget~ a bUI he was ba8sador at Havanf, ha~ bee n dirVJ .. T£A <: tter repeated balta and dela.YJ> sponsoring In the sLate legislature. l'CLed to proffer tht' good offices AN ) k 1long the route owlnw: W bad wca- The biU provided tor a reduction in thl.s country 10 bJ oJJKJng at:(Jut fl atura Health Dr in tl1er. ln contrast to the return the intere.~t rates on chattel loom 1\EUiement of the st'rlous tJOuhle.l . · :'Oute the annada made the east. and mortgftifa \olas t.old that furt hPl' th&n tha~ Contalu~ 11101 ~ d1~est1ble rrllneralll 1 ·;est crossing of the ocean via. lrt!Uurln~~: the trtal, Shively denied te mwt not now gu Hl:o; J<Jb ll l'l a vegd.able form than any other and and Iceland any attempt to bribe the Legislator.! made clear, was tu ~eJ\Il:' ~ u. known plant or hledlcme : Thll! After visiting t.he middle western but said he had offered to wager , sc.rt ot Informal' medunor . wonderf ul Legulne plant sends U.s city, t he armada reached New York Rep. Hall the bJIJ would not become roots down fifteen t•1 one hpndred July 19, remaining 11.lmo~t a Wf!ek a law The Cul:tan si tuation alm::.st com- and twenty~ rn e feet sec uring vital before starting t he next leg ot the tJietely overshadowed a r·onference n:lneral clerr.ents the sho~t rooted homeward trlp. lh-e president scheduled toJtay with pbnLs tall Lo obtam fro m nature '! J'ro!essors George Warren ot Cor- g 1t'At chemlcnl store house. · Nt·w York Aug. .-IN8--Two Lell and Jam~s H. Rocl!wrs of Yal,.. VI~ Tea contains the sal~ and ar.d Jamt'S Warburg. who Y.u.~ th l!i mmcnds (just a.:; nature plo.ced Pol l.~!'!. flyers, Benjamin and J o~ KQYCl'll ment 's mont'tary ex pert ut them 1n Lhc plantsl without. which scph Mn mowltz, re~~ohlenls of IOontlnued from Pe.lt One> the London economic conference f{ ood health Is 1mpOilSible. Also Btcot lyn. N Y . took of! today for mcnt.« and sidewalks were deft v;all pointe<! out lhD.t til~ 'lltamJns A, HUrbor Ornce, NewtolUldla.nd, on 6 o and E ! 'l'tle Jack '1· ti.st J,:r. M U\elr1)roposed fligh t ..,. •.ted A ft w automobiles moved president wtiJ.I reluctant to mtcr- of enough of these minerals and slcwly through the streets, their f~>re Ill any way m pollllf'al quar- 1.all-'i is oW:·u the c!.ltrerenC:e be~ :1 Wa:---aw Poland d! IHm; !~o.dy to prest>nt Crt'den~ , rl'is 1n Cuba Ul view oi t h~ Ian ! y,,•cn sit.:kn~ss and health. 1 :' ~ J f t:£:f11•ni'J hopped off fl'om tluh the mument pollCf> or :;ecr~." 1that the United f>Lates has jusl For Sale by F'lo;d n,·.,•wt.~ field nt 6:06 o'clr..c lt .~rrv lce men stopped them 1 !.lart4:'d a campttlgn ur IJa tlt• 1•x- · TL S b C th!~ lllO!'t~!ug .u:companled by Th1· pollee nml \1T.ops nw•Jrfl ; J•aluln In South and U11tn \n•- 1 ne tans ury ug o. Emile H . Burgin, New York pilot s~lftly ~n their att~\pta~ resto_::_ erlcan~~~nlrle::. ~----- _ -~MWd~e~o:·~Juo. ' ""' Mildred Rotaah of Cheahlre waa j the li\ltSt. o~~ aliter, Mn. t&. A. Bunce and family Thu.rsday. llbool!lln ~ ..... ..... their 1WD..--.1Ul0\18b DOl n......,Uf to ljo Am.,cJQlOU!I lette-n, however eueUent and d.el.trabte Jn Lbem• PllWnal'fh, '~ .. Keep Texas Dry Mr. and Ura. L. H . Nel&on and .son &nCl Mr1. Helen DlckllliOD apent the wee}l: end at West Vnlon. W. Va the guen of the former'~ .slater, Mr. and N.rl. Charlie Bmlth. , 0111"1 11>t A~t o1 ¥or<~> I, !I'll. Pllbllabod Dati>' IUl4 ~ except a,.t.tl;jiU', !Male<! 011 ~· 'ileoond l!trftt, "'""'""· o. Wbtllouf ~.Jend u. ~etters or newa mt.tloer tor puJ)Ua.tion tbf:J Oldcaa•. Pb.iiade"IphJa.. , ' 'l'Bil DAILY TRDI1JIU'"'IPOMIROT, 01!10. .,,, . M::Au t~e materiBls, eom~;,rulies and Ra~, Thrifty Code-your Code. wages Bi'll up~aili\ going higher. When you know tire priees are goliiiJ' higher-it's smart to Buy Now arid Save. RF;MEMBER-Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires liold all world reeords on road ~d ~~a!lk f~~ s_ofet-y, SPeed, Milqe a!ld EridUI'fU!ee, r Drive in today - ,we'll save · yl:!u money ~il . serve you iNJUer. /ill .. • ' •• • • I I •• '·' "• •" . ' ' . ' ,., '• ,, ~- .." ~ ' ' ' ·. ~::~::!;~~:~ ~~~:~~;~with a namele11 Ub rubber band• .-aaion. "'•• drawA.. _ browa toPther. ~ind met 1he aatd eold);y, ' wollll' b a e k upateln. \'ou needn't keep t.be lad7 waltlq.• Witbou~ taJdna lab e7u from her fa c e. Cannaueh ~~ behind him and Pleke4 up the phoae. • .J "Goodbye!" he said into It brieftJ and put up the thlq witll a dec:i· '• ain click, "I'm IOn'J' tbta happened," he • st.ted. almoat clll'tly. ·~A fool wo-o . mo with you to!¥Jht and me up herw. I don't trriow how fOD beard ot what I uid to ., It doaan't matte?, ; ' : I ( took • 'atep (~ard hla hana LM~.•a mat,, -. { turn 'to Ca·meh; ·,-, tL.,a/ulfod When it comes to healthy nerves, "DENNY" SHUTE speaks with authority. "' couldn't ha~ won the British Open If my nerft8luuln't been llf )l' perfect eondltlon," says Shute. "!Jealthr no~ •)' are essential to any golfer wh11.. wants \O 11JI'JI . ,, \ In a gOCMI,aeore. ,.The enjo,..t of ctg..,ttes tiu ~: ·pot,m,lerfered *ith lii1 ~lf·pmt ~I hate · '~ek_fl ~~~~ ,rlpf-I!IO!!k· ~ l!l!f'' 'tp_ . aU -tllil· ·brl.nds aaci l4!J!II"•i41 lotil!d· that CJ.tmels are milder, ancl what Is even more ImPortant ' ' ' . . .to. ' ..... golfer, they do not jangle the nervea." cJ;IY"' ,:~ ' . 'i,. IT -IS MORE FUN T6 KNOW . .w,' .. . .'' Camel• nre made from finer, MORE EXPElljSIVE tobaccos " than ao.y Other popular brand. Leaf tobaccos for cigarettes can be bOught from 5 ¢ a pound to $l.OO ... butCamelpayo the mil .. lions more that insure your en .. joymeot. ''Denny" Shute offers conclusive evidence that Camels are mflder. That they don't Interfere with healthy nerves. That smokers like Camels better, the more they smoke, them. Consider the fact that Camels are made from costlier tc!:JCCOsand switch to them yourself. You will also discover that Camels better for steady smoking. ' ,, .' a" ." . .. : ., ' ' ' .. ' '. warmth wu be· ber aldn. Her waa btt"!.nntna to aet , •' . ." he,l.ald to her !flrat t~e he her in that tone. ~wered, her e;vea " I ....., ' "' J· ., ·., ,( ' '· ' '. ' .' . �., ', ' \ ' I. apoVBT a, lQa TtTESDA Y , AUGUST 8, 19:58 TJU: DAlLY TRIBUJQ\-POMIIROY, OHIO meaz t:~~!:_~ t~:pl ~ !.~.~.1!.~!~ . ADDISON P,.w.. I NATIONAl. 41>VIaTIIINO lllrai:SIIICTATIVBI ' . Fred KlmDII, IDe. iuwa-.. wife. . ,., ........., !lflice _,. <lll'elilatlool D.,~ <>iu :rts-a . ' . Deltvemt Br CatTier I ~Week ................... $ JJy Moll .1• One Month .. .... ....... . , , I[)DI Jlonth . .. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . .60 Three MonthR . . . . . . . . . . . ... Six llont.hs ...... •. ...... ... lODe 6.00 One Year ... ..... .. ...... . v... " . " " " " "" .. .. CHILDREN AND PLAYTHINCS 'irllf with her parm.t1, J . R • ..Swldier and w)te. Mrs. A. W. 8o.¥lns and two sons of Columbua and Mrs. J , H. Qelaney end daughter were .tbe dinner guests of Mra. J . H . Swlsher or ....... ' 1 .50 ' 1.00 ::;;all; !~:;: ·~. t~ 2110 400 -I recent acci dent to the Middleport tot whose tonsil I was punctured when a rod was forced down his ~hroat should be the signal for all parents to spare no efforts to see that their children are kept from handling playthings which may easily turn out to be weapons when in the hands of inexperienced and pJayful children. 'rimes without ~umb~r. the wrtter has set"n children too young to know better, playing with knives, acissm'8, Jead pencils, forks, pointed sticks .a.nd other d.angerous tllings, almost loo numerous to mention. Many parents give little or no thought to thew~ things, while others are (.onstantly worried as to what might happen to their off.. spri~Jr and as if fate were laughing Jn one'-' face, it seems thl!t in most of the cases wherein a child is injured, the injury occurs to one whOse parents are unusually careful. This should not have the effect of the parent relaxing in vigilance, however, as tt merely er.1phasb:e~ the fact tltot danger is lurking at every turn and that one cannot be tdo careful as to wh·a t he permits his children to use for playthings The thought that many seem to hnve "that an allwll!e Providence coupled with tate, will protect the Inno- l . I:"::'"'~tr::::I•:,::En~~gl~n=e•::•,:·== _ _1.. _ I .Appeal Llcal Board Of ·Education Meets '. I I I I " I ar.1 ·l -=::::=:= oil I ,:aH .I Extra .;;enator Morris SbeppaM, kitown at the "Fall}er of the 18tH ~men'='• ment." addn!sses a g11.thering at Huebes $pnngs, -r:e:r.as, du,lhg hut wh irlwind cl:lm)laifrll thro(lgh the . Lone•Star Slate agamst Tepeal o~ .tbc dry Jaw. A sound t'1'1ld a nd fold ing :IIJ:!Caking platform are used W Wit S~nn(or on hJs tour. .." ." " ••• ,".. • -~ ~ ...............- '' I I ' ' '• " -- Dr · '• - •' " 1a , T"l!i T'lpifty Code·J9r Tire·ltuyers ' l ...:lt~rebY,~rom.l~fl! t.u tr~~. in nly; thi.n , wo~n: dan~.u~)t\'JS lod•! am.{ eq~miy ~· bef~re p~oe& ,, all lane~ .jl.t~ !'wil!,L '&,lie S<Jf••~'ffl;d •Miiit.Q<Pen41Jbl• · q·;,.s l erl'ltfincl. · , ·, .I n,y~:'''~··I! . . '·I..~ .c;.) t '\ • - I nry Ill . ( •• ¥cJ: They inust l:a.ea Spic.r;ttific.nby designed non·~ tread to - '· ?-Yi•. '" the ' I ftutd. • pVe me f:XTRA SAFETY. ;.-v "J' I tnwhtehtbo 'twuExlraGutn-Dipped Cord PliesUnderth~TrcaCI for Cren.ter.Stren«t.h •nd Bknrout Protection. . to artiltlo ~tnua of bla propor .. ~ He wu liltNlln.l' 10meone · t:<~lked for a Then r '· They ' *'utt holteo ....... 1 aeeraed curlouly spoke witla a nice like ·• .... .c7 . /1'!, ,:, ,...•• 't"' ,.,.,.., v.,.,,.~ ~'\W~ ·- ~ ~~~:~~~~lrj11 W'aaBattltday C41Una \ K ,..,_ aD)' meaup. he aaitl ut a t:aktn no trouble Ida tone, Then , _ an • clra•- lecl. _! For a ID!Hbftt she stood rerard- 1 lll..b1, m,Jt;erioul)" lll"&tlfted by ~ pre&end he 'wat a' '" nddloh t;p or Un.d paactu•tln1 the wu Jeaaiua aptnst a of boob, boldl•c • FreDob 1111 bact wu toward a ollho- with lnoa4 ahoul- de~ aJul~traJPt: bltatloa ' wU BOt Stretch co•d In ....,ryply 111a.turnted and coated wilh pure liquid rubltv, W give me l::xtro Blowout Prot«tion. hi·· oa ~ -~'!!'-J ..IIIII!od,,~ ln ,It 'Z'iq tor " aQo cme elle It, lle ..- and a tew ehalr111Dt1l hi ' .. ·"'*>e Word Led To ;!HE boa POJSijtlER . ' . . ;t; · :~~~=:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ff:~~~~~~f~~~ ---- I ),t_~......-''- ' . . . : . - ' - - - - 582-L 1. cent is just muchgrief "ti>lnmy-rot" and iforpersisted long clilld, enough, will sobring in one form ()ther fn to a.nd Mr1. A. C those who subscribe to the tiellef. Linkenhoker Saturday. The child wJio ts not on the higltway, for instance, Anothe~." M)Ortle and dofneL Fulk are quite Ull J.:o • Ill wlth typhoid t'ever. j:'; n'oin•r to be much harder for an ati:tombbile drJver to Mrs. A. c. ·Linkenhoker and 1' a eo I Bv .Arthur uau••" Baer hit and run uver than the child whose plByground is the " daual)ter E~ and wn Wa,,yne \7Ui cAlling on Mrs. Marvin Mec:tmter of the street, lucky stars notwnhatanding. Tueada.y. J!:Venlng. Aiccidents dccurrfng ·~ tp~y do merely serve to fmctu..,_ ... ~·• ,0 ·~ ~\ilior \ll\~ he w~t~.,.~':, 11 ,~a~'::..: pre98 on one's nllnll that when one is lellllt expecting It, ' kilo<ic!ii bllil)fell .. tlut <in 11\0 nr.t <lan-r seems to rise •nd smite and that it beho'oves us all Wo ca.D' 88 ~ u.&t ..mr• tcy. • Wjth '*\:~ tionJ you/ nation McGuire who has em~ •• 'l" ·· lnocy h .. _: · . WCOI~VOlllal~~ ~-_, d klliOplber f<lit P"'s\liiO: Wif.h the C. & 0 . waa j to watch and ~••on'· pur guard at ~II till! liB ill all pla·~~s tt ,..,., , . ~he week end visiting lest we be the next VIctim. Children not having reached I"' 1"'!..~·~. WJt~\be If the age where:~\!~;r;·~an think out these ~h~n~• fpr themPelve•, naturall~·,ij~u£~ , ~11, up~l~"!!\ tllnd . ;. Phone wen• l ' 1 th&lr pal'e'llts,~J;i!llf~.'~,~ . ,·, . ·~o'i tllt1,!11, ., ' .I Brinker and ramtly. · ·\ Jane E. Roth&eb l8 a.tttndln& .!the ' VIOTld's tab' at Chicago tl\la week. Mt:S, A. W. Be\rina and two SOilS l 'cr Columbus are the guests llf ~ht'r couain Mllurlce Tfl.Oina~~ a.nd Wife of White Oak this week.. Robert Russell of Montgomery, \\'. Va., Is the guest of his arandfather Robert Rusaell and other l't'le.tlves. Mr. and Mn. J . H. DelAne~ and dl!ughter ViJT[nla are moving to L.ondon, W. Va., this week where Mr. DeLaney i8 employed as D1esel •! ·' . ,, .... . ••' 1: Mnl. E. E. Langdon and two ahUtiren ot OalUpolla epent Pr""-Y For EtUt.Grlal Office cau UI·L GREGG ~I s, Mrs. John Epple and two children at Oallipo& spent TlJ.W'IdaY with hl:r parenta, W. H. &eevea and VIRGINIA '· Plckena or Let&rt spent · part or la6t w'eek with bv •later, Mr15 . ..0. W. Brinker and family, ~ ln rio tniiOnee .. w be publlab0<1. Mra. A. Flight '" - • &fore th~ p]AA-: WOk the il'lt. aetJviLf, bm eymbol& OJ , ucces.s LAWYER UNDER BOim )' ' they announced ilXlay'a tllib~ w:n were few and fq.r between. GarNew Yort, AI... 8-lNS-Eu&'eDe mLrely a tri&l and they mllht re· ba&e uncollsct.e4 a.Dd milk Bnnger Daniell, Jr, younr EoetOn ~urn hHe agaln before ma.k.l.ng undellvered. Thli" waur and elec- IA'III'Yer, Hsrvard gTB(tuate and lhlft(0ontJnutd from Pa&f' Onep the ir Bfart for Poland br rema.ln a.t tr1o1ty suppllt1 v.erl! u<Jn:lal, but teur h&'lt.&tor, wu !ln'a.lgned Ln e1tra fuel , wu ordere<l to remain Harbor or~u.:c. boppJna ror war. l.t!lephone servicE' >A·a.s severely Tomb.l cotlfi. todAy and held 'unde1· btre four noun af1er the takeooQft' t aw frcm that point alter pre.-r· tu:mdicapped, $10,000 ball a.a evfdence was pnin t.he event aome trouble warrant- lrlf t.beJr plane fw the tro.ns~AtHyde Park . N Y Au11 K- INs- sented to the &'l'and Jury riamlnl' ed a returu. lanUc dub. Ptet>id"nt RoosE.v~>lt Jooke<l toward him es the man wbo ~ &tf t.!iO pa The take-otr wu flnaUy aooom. The PoiiSb &vl&ton are 1lytng n Cub& with anxluu~; t:ve.~ today but bomb6 In thf! at.ock exctumg~ 1.8111 pllahed after & waU here for favor - Hell&nca m9J)OPlane. [t canied fHO d~ not. o.~ pr~sem . t:onlempi&.V~ able weather of lJ d&fl'! , durlrui: ~~:all01l8 11 latollne. armed lnl.ernntlou Frtda~y------~~-----wh1ch time plana to make a n.oaOn the other harul , It WIIJ! m&dl.! vovm FATALLY INiu.ED stop ftlght aCJ'OIII the Atlantic to plain, he does not mean t!a~ nation Man 11 rteld, o..,. Aug. 6-IN&-Roy Valentia, Irish Pree State. were v.1ll toh!rate vlulmr.f' 1n thr· !~lund !'ot:cFarl.ll.n d, 10. waa dtiad klda) abandoned. 4'-\ beyond certain limlta f~om mjunes rece: ved. )'~rdny The ftlght ot t.h.e armadB from Mr JW~evelt 1s t.h.<>PI•I'.t'd to l1•t y,heu h11 Wlis nm over by a Wagon Orbetello, Italy, to Chlca&o to v.l.!ilt Cuba. wol'k out 1t1> ow 11 ~!VL!~lun 1f 1 load~<! with gravel at Butler, fil' {' thetlworld fair, was the ftr&t for(Qontumed from Pale ()De) It In ,....,~lblc hut he d1d uat '" ro.r w1lt:s r;outoh of here . -· "I hi th N th At tor 30 days, however. ,.,..ndlng th e "' .,...., rr.a on .u 8 acr088 e or ~ .,.. from a teltpho;..ne today He wu.8 m [ he boy suJJered a l'l'l¥:tured l&.ntlc. and one ot the most ambi - dllnw: of a.n appeal. constant touch with washlngwu skull In th{' accident ~·hicO .. h.aptlous ~-1 p•o~t& an•,.he•e Shively waa cOnvicted on charves h ae..... """' ~ sud has dln-c~ed undl!r secretary k~htd wnen he f12ll oft' t e .wagon lttempte4, made by Rev. Porest W Hall, a of state Phillips to atlvise him of <' " ll was going tlown hlll .f The ftlers took oft from Orbr:tello, !Late representative , who declared every change In tht' situation after a series of delays, on July 1,, he had been. offered a bribe or Bwnmer Welles, AmPrlcan and reached Chicawo U da)'s later , U ,OOO to "forget~ a bUI he was ba8sador at Havanf, ha~ bee n dirVJ .. T£A <: tter repeated balta and dela.YJ> sponsoring In the sLate legislature. l'CLed to proffer tht' good offices AN ) k 1long the route owlnw: W bad wca- The biU provided tor a reduction in thl.s country 10 bJ oJJKJng at:(Jut fl atura Health Dr in tl1er. ln contrast to the return the intere.~t rates on chattel loom 1\EUiement of the st'rlous tJOuhle.l . · :'Oute the annada made the east. and mortgftifa \olas t.old that furt hPl' th&n tha~ Contalu~ 11101 ~ d1~est1ble rrllneralll 1 ·;est crossing of the ocean via. lrt!Uurln~~: the trtal, Shively denied te mwt not now gu Hl:o; J<Jb ll l'l a vegd.able form than any other and and Iceland any attempt to bribe the Legislator.! made clear, was tu ~eJ\Il:' ~ u. known plant or hledlcme : Thll! After visiting t.he middle western but said he had offered to wager , sc.rt ot Informal' medunor . wonderf ul Legulne plant sends U.s city, t he armada reached New York Rep. Hall the bJIJ would not become roots down fifteen t•1 one hpndred July 19, remaining 11.lmo~t a Wf!ek a law The Cul:tan si tuation alm::.st com- and twenty~ rn e feet sec uring vital before starting t he next leg ot the tJietely overshadowed a r·onference n:lneral clerr.ents the sho~t rooted homeward trlp. lh-e president scheduled toJtay with pbnLs tall Lo obtam fro m nature '! J'ro!essors George Warren ot Cor- g 1t'At chemlcnl store house. · Nt·w York Aug. .-IN8--Two Lell and Jam~s H. Rocl!wrs of Yal,.. VI~ Tea contains the sal~ and ar.d Jamt'S Warburg. who Y.u.~ th l!i mmcnds (just a.:; nature plo.ced Pol l.~!'!. flyers, Benjamin and J o~ KQYCl'll ment 's mont'tary ex pert ut them 1n Lhc plantsl without. which scph Mn mowltz, re~~ohlenls of IOontlnued from Pe.lt One> the London economic conference f{ ood health Is 1mpOilSible. Also Btcot lyn. N Y . took of! today for mcnt.« and sidewalks were deft v;all pointe<! out lhD.t til~ 'lltamJns A, HUrbor Ornce, NewtolUldla.nd, on 6 o and E ! 'l'tle Jack '1· ti.st J,:r. M U\elr1)roposed fligh t ..,. •.ted A ft w automobiles moved president wtiJ.I reluctant to mtcr- of enough of these minerals and slcwly through the streets, their f~>re Ill any way m pollllf'al quar- 1.all-'i is oW:·u the c!.ltrerenC:e be~ :1 Wa:---aw Poland d! IHm; !~o.dy to prest>nt Crt'den~ , rl'is 1n Cuba Ul view oi t h~ Ian ! y,,•cn sit.:kn~ss and health. 1 :' ~ J f t:£:f11•ni'J hopped off fl'om tluh the mument pollCf> or :;ecr~." 1that the United f>Lates has jusl For Sale by F'lo;d n,·.,•wt.~ field nt 6:06 o'clr..c lt .~rrv lce men stopped them 1 !.lart4:'d a campttlgn ur IJa tlt• 1•x- · TL S b C th!~ lllO!'t~!ug .u:companled by Th1· pollee nml \1T.ops nw•Jrfl ; J•aluln In South and U11tn \n•- 1 ne tans ury ug o. Emile H . Burgin, New York pilot s~lftly ~n their att~\pta~ resto_::_ erlcan~~~nlrle::. ~----- _ -~MWd~e~o:·~Juo. ' ""' Mildred Rotaah of Cheahlre waa j the li\ltSt. o~~ aliter, Mn. t&. A. Bunce and family Thu.rsday. llbool!lln ~ ..... ..... their 1WD..--.1Ul0\18b DOl n......,Uf to ljo Am.,cJQlOU!I lette-n, however eueUent and d.el.trabte Jn Lbem• PllWnal'fh, '~ .. Keep Texas Dry Mr. and Ura. L. H . Nel&on and .son &nCl Mr1. Helen DlckllliOD apent the wee}l: end at West Vnlon. W. Va the guen of the former'~ .slater, Mr. and N.rl. Charlie Bmlth. , 0111"1 11>t A~t o1 ¥or<~> I, !I'll. Pllbllabod Dati>' IUl4 ~ except a,.t.tl;jiU', !Male<! 011 ~· 'ileoond l!trftt, "'""'""· o. Wbtllouf ~.Jend u. ~etters or newa mt.tloer tor puJ)Ua.tion tbf:J Oldcaa•. Pb.iiade"IphJa.. , ' 'l'Bil DAILY TRDI1JIU'"'IPOMIROT, 01!10. .,,, . M::Au t~e materiBls, eom~;,rulies and Ra~, Thrifty Code-your Code. wages Bi'll up~aili\ going higher. When you know tire priees are goliiiJ' higher-it's smart to Buy Now arid Save. RF;MEMBER-Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires liold all world reeords on road ~d ~~a!lk f~~ s_ofet-y, SPeed, Milqe a!ld EridUI'fU!ee, r Drive in today - ,we'll save · yl:!u money ~il . serve you iNJUer. /ill .. • ' •• • • I I •• '·' "• •" . ' ' . ' ,., '• ,, ~- .." ~ ' ' ' ·. ~::~::!;~~:~ ~~~:~~;~with a namele11 Ub rubber band• .-aaion. "'•• drawA.. _ browa toPther. ~ind met 1he aatd eold);y, ' wollll' b a e k upateln. \'ou needn't keep t.be lad7 waltlq.• Witbou~ taJdna lab e7u from her fa c e. Cannaueh ~~ behind him and Pleke4 up the phoae. • .J "Goodbye!" he said into It brieftJ and put up the thlq witll a dec:i· '• ain click, "I'm IOn'J' tbta happened," he • st.ted. almoat clll'tly. ·~A fool wo-o . mo with you to!¥Jht and me up herw. I don't trriow how fOD beard ot what I uid to ., It doaan't matte?, ; ' : I ( took • 'atep (~ard hla hana LM~.•a mat,, -. { turn 'to Ca·meh; ·,-, tL.,a/ulfod When it comes to healthy nerves, "DENNY" SHUTE speaks with authority. "' couldn't ha~ won the British Open If my nerft8luuln't been llf )l' perfect eondltlon," says Shute. "!Jealthr no~ •)' are essential to any golfer wh11.. wants \O 11JI'JI . ,, \ In a gOCMI,aeore. ,.The enjo,..t of ctg..,ttes tiu ~: ·pot,m,lerfered *ith lii1 ~lf·pmt ~I hate · '~ek_fl ~~~~ ,rlpf-I!IO!!k· ~ l!l!f'' 'tp_ . aU -tllil· ·brl.nds aaci l4!J!II"•i41 lotil!d· that CJ.tmels are milder, ancl what Is even more ImPortant ' ' ' . . .to. ' ..... golfer, they do not jangle the nervea." cJ;IY"' ,:~ ' . 'i,. IT -IS MORE FUN T6 KNOW . .w,' .. . .'' Camel• nre made from finer, MORE EXPElljSIVE tobaccos " than ao.y Other popular brand. Leaf tobaccos for cigarettes can be bOught from 5 ¢ a pound to $l.OO ... butCamelpayo the mil .. lions more that insure your en .. joymeot. ''Denny" Shute offers conclusive evidence that Camels are mflder. That they don't Interfere with healthy nerves. That smokers like Camels better, the more they smoke, them. Consider the fact that Camels are made from costlier tc!:JCCOsand switch to them yourself. You will also discover that Camels better for steady smoking. ' ,, .' a" ." . .. : ., ' ' ' .. ' '. warmth wu be· ber aldn. Her waa btt"!.nntna to aet , •' . ." he,l.ald to her !flrat t~e he her in that tone. ~wered, her e;vea " I ....., ' "' J· ., ·., ,( ' '· ' '. ' .' . �.. ' .. 'TCE$J)AY, !"'~ lamlly of Ytillllil& Ml'l. While' a I:••..,.. &gd Nra, Pl"aot Hoi· ' • . . .., .... J, . ... ' ~:~J~:~~~~ ond IODIIIY -~ ·~~~ ap;~n, ..... luPd&y- ot lll!fd.. oil4 tr.a!Uy ot - lt.UOU!T &, lt33 atd hlmlb'. • Pomeroy THRlLLI~G .G~MtS; James Bu :Ollie•"!<~· · Lip. IPd . M~~RE ~~~·~- ,;,.m,optiy "7;;',.:the~ on his hit - Altb· Go,od ; fickerinl Ia 1 Cheshire Aealo ' ern. ~ who h8ve been pa.t.rontz1n1r I;:;·i[~~~· .sntiffactlon born of a:ettlng rto'}ney's Worth. I and. J4ql. v~pa.l 70.:;•r.:·c ~iii~<h•r wiUl Ciori qo. ,In the ltrat ·'place they aa.w g~nnea HOW&l'l1 Holden Jlm Polden's on No adnrt:llem'ent flll1 be takeD for lela tluin a minimum eh!U'p of ·lweot-11\'0 eento tor eoch ....,.. IIPII. fraM~. Cheshire o.nd Olifton ur the curtain raiser, battled 1M.' ~lY of llilleraport. V. D. Curry, .Ill!~ 6tmday with Kr. &nd. McKnlaht near Dexter. Fo~Salo,M~ tor .tne J)['lc" or one 11.nd we.re 'hal, Mra.' D. ~urner 1s maktng a via1t With tier IQl1 Glenn and fam. All ¥>·~· ttp~ ' ..• ~ """"'· hotiJjO.er, ·' ' Idle · day as. plcket.a 0 the tlpn in' ~h I Found- '' By or<1er of Boord of COUnty CommiAIOJJerll. By Homer Hysell, Olerk. to thlrd I! tbe night games at the lighted field iQ Middleport, certainly went home ~nday cvenlna: wtth the feeling I<>Ok when was low , t he 11.nd Brj,&ker st.Or· third. Whe-n , the ba1l went and MU1er run M t he inning. •cond 18hd srored dn af4Jr M.oore wax retired bt ' • t.o = I s't'cortCI . n- ~ ton Jn 6-5 Giilllb ' · · ,t P&n11 I JJuekley wo.s thtown oUt ac. nm On hlB tip to Ullt;d and >tour uneatne'd runs had WINS . . ' S ' .T O. 1.. ,~ .. · boll. at .. the one out. and there ~..-lpfi."' "'!~.!.a".~~ seemtnu- been !'8gl.lt.eted, The tlfth and f'\Sl run c'JI,me tn the e1,iht h -..vtlen Seets llg:ain W,alked t.ftet Kisor' ho.d teen rettreCI 'on nit! fly to center field . H e stole stoo'nCI ani! Went third on the shOrt stotJ :~ second ror, Coming home on Miller's ntong tJ\frd t.H:O.t kept the cna><! Stirn:d up all the way 1lown line. ' In 'Both t&mea; Red Sox Beat A'a Ani! Brown• Defeat Pille H«~tel NO'l'ltt OF OO.U. IIIDS H. Rleh· Thts ev-'C nlng th'c tusa.ie Grocery on a dou· SJ)6cl.ft~ Will me1!t El.bother We11~ton awakening Ulc 11.11.me start!ot~: at 8:30. lal.e to third Le¥JD., 'the Llne· up of the two l!'llmcs safe.· S with a.n· /o!JOW : Wld H. Rich· Fln'lt Gamt'l throughoU,t until Cheshire ftnallv came through to a. victory by the · • CUlton j5J ' AB R H PO A E narrow 'JPaq'ln ot one run, tbe f~lJA~ M!)ore plt.chlng ~aguUic1enf.J.y J Henry, 1r . . .. .... 5 o 1 o 0 0 score being cheshire o. Ollfton 5. · thro(lthout., fanneQ three In each of Russell 56 s o 2 I 2 o The lead Chanced several times the tl.r$, seeond,UGi.:d, fourt.h . fifth, ' H. Van'Me~~ · ib · .. 5 o o 8 o 2 1~ the 1nltla.l game of the evening sixth, and ninth mnlngs. In the n . vnnMeter c . . 5 1 1 4 1 3 c.nd unW tpe very laat frame , the sixth he fannfld.' two and 1.n the A. VanMeter, 2b .. 5 I 2 4 3 winnh !wu undeclCied. elght.h he whiffed two \n&king Cuphtngha..m, rl 5 1 2 2 0 Cheahlre scored first with one a tot:J.I of 25 strUck Out ht a. nine Parker. cf ........ 5 1 4 1 0 run In ' the first inning, Then hinlnJ cdntes~ which set a new re· Jroglesong, 3b 3 1 a :! 2 Cll!ton came back In the seconct I cOrd f~ Southo~ 'O hio,\ !4lk'e Ko- Ham:wn. p ... 3 o 1 o o inning to score two runs oilly to be wal .h~-Mn& set the mark a.t Z3 Ha1 rls, p . . . .. u o o o 1 set back R spo.ce m the luat ha.lf of 1'Wt\en he pttched at Ml,thUeport f01· · the second when Che~>htre again 1:McArthur agaln.st Mason City. Tota.l . . . . 4.1 S 13 22 9 8 scored two ruP6. making · the count Plckerl[lg pitChing for the Wellston ' Ches hire t6 ) A.B R H 1no A E three ,to tWo. · · · boys pitched a vn.rQ.e Lhat would' Scott. 3h . . . . . 4 2 1 o 2 1 In the fourth trame, Cllft.on scOr· )'lave 'won nfnt!tJ i1tnc times In a Oa.rrlw n, G.'l ,. :t 3 1 :.! 2 o ed one run to deadlock the , count hu:rutrctl. Vfhilenot sospeot.acular, Slssou, c . .. 5 0 1 II 0 0 and p.ppeare(l to cUnch the thing t.h~ lad, conttnue~ ,to bear d~w9 Bumgarner :cf 4 () 1 5 o 1 wtth two additional rUns In tht! throughout, strtklng out and allow. Fife. rf . . ~ 0 o 1 o 1 fifth. 'lbt acOOng tor the west lng but four blngles. Two examples Rothgeb. lb . 4 o 1 r o o Vlrglniana, however was over and of his etrectlveness were shown, one Story, 2b . . 3 o o 3 o 1 L'ry,,as they did they could not over· wben Margan t.rlplcd lrl the second Swlsher. u .. . . . 4 o 2 0 o o c;ome '!.be three runs ta.lUed by the and was left when HUJhes hit to Long, p . . . .... 2 o o o 2 o OaiUa aoun~ In · the alxth ln- sewnd and In t.he third when J . Rothgeb, p .. .. 2 1 u t o o rilll!f which ti"roUJht the count 6 to 5. Moore tripled down the left field _ _ _ -~ __ and' the ~ontest endM thusly. section with no one out and yet TPtals ...... .. 35 6 1 30 6 4. ; Oheshl.re's at:.artlng twirler Will$ was unable to get any help from hiS Th'i'ee t)ELSe hits. Sisson, Pttr k<'r . tioote1:1 about.· until . he wu for:ced to teammates and wns also unable to Bases on balls , off H»rrll:ion, 1, retfrt. ·and the pitching of John r~ls ter. Harr~ 1 Wnc 1. Rothgeb 1. Rothgeb thereafter was expertly Tho gig btow·on came In tlle Left on bases. Clifton 6, Chnshh·c executoo. a.s he UghLened up and s[;venth for Plckerln(; after his ma· 7. held the op~nts Who had threat· tes had managed t.o squeeze in a Wild pitches, Jt.athgeb 1 ened tb take game with hard rui.i', uot profiting by Moort's exper· Eu·n,.d Runs, Clifton 3. cheshire h1ttfn:r:!n4 fA•t base running. fence 1\e &lso walked the first ma~ 2. . 020120000- 5 · In Qf tbe many thrU15 pro· up In tllts inning, Beets. Cllltvn . d~ , Jn this game, 1t remained for to second on a wild pitch. cr.~shlrc 1 o o o 3 o o x- 6 t more ·te· ' • ' 'I CHATTt:L the End? Ohio State Fair Viaiton STOP AT .. . .......... w~ up Iot acre farm. wm house and 1atden. .. it_ oantraet. . or salary. Bee aeo. L. McOulloua:h. Baahan. 8-8·1t liOTEL .. COLUMBUS Co..- """' llld PIIU. SIL Col~i~!HI. Ohio. ROOMS, SI!<GU ILIO DoliBLE 11.® Dbdnr Room, CoHee Sbop, -r. UnUmlt.ed Skeet ~rkln1 .lamea H. Butler, AMg&ICAN ASSOCIATION Kan88JJ Clty at Columbus. Milwaukee 21t Toledo. Mlnn '!RflCII'l 11.t l.<lulsvUle. BL. Paul a.t Indtanat~oUs. NATIONAL LEAGUE Rt . Lcul::i at Modern Nursery NeW York at Only 1<1A'I (3~ 'IES • YOU ~IOT!Cfi CAN Did You Ever Stop To Think? F=1~0 RoSIE 8y EDSON R. W AITF. Shawnee, Oklahoma • ARtHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· roN ~MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: "Ainjoat i!:v'erybody has sometliint to aell and in order to make a orale tbere muat fint be a eo!'itaet of •ome kind, "Ntr~<~lpaper 11dvertiaing io for the purpoae of helpin11 to aell eflher mMa:hilndise or,i~ea• or biith. 'l)le appeal of th" local ii'I!Wijli&j)er Is ultive~al; ita nowa ia eajerly aou11ht. and_it offon an IOXcelhmt opportllntty for 11\l: 111\'&l._en:hant to btJni !ita men:han· lti~e 'i'l.l 'tlte Mte'rtli'iin of the loCal -ecmatit\lettey. .•..-··· I l,j. .. ·' . . t. .; ... ..1. -·· '··~ ., ·~o , I ,,. I . . 'I ' ' . ' : ., .I I' I .. . ...,,_.,.,, • ·t· ·. ' 'I< • .,: ' ' / 'r ... ,., ' ' ' • . "' . ., .. . ' " ' .. •• 1 • ' ..,. . ' ' I• I}, ' ' ' ~. ..; . '•' '·,. , I ' ' . .,. .. . "' • .. ··- .. . . • �.. ' .. 'TCE$J)AY, !"'~ lamlly of Ytillllil& Ml'l. While' a I:••..,.. &gd Nra, Pl"aot Hoi· ' • . . .., .... J, . ... ' ~:~J~:~~~~ ond IODIIIY -~ ·~~~ ap;~n, ..... luPd&y- ot lll!fd.. oil4 tr.a!Uy ot - lt.UOU!T &, lt33 atd hlmlb'. • Pomeroy THRlLLI~G .G~MtS; James Bu :Ollie•"!<~· · Lip. IPd . M~~RE ~~~·~- ,;,.m,optiy "7;;',.:the~ on his hit - Altb· Go,od ; fickerinl Ia 1 Cheshire Aealo ' ern. ~ who h8ve been pa.t.rontz1n1r I;:;·i[~~~· .sntiffactlon born of a:ettlng rto'}ney's Worth. I and. J4ql. v~pa.l 70.:;•r.:·c ~iii~<h•r wiUl Ciori qo. ,In the ltrat ·'place they aa.w g~nnea HOW&l'l1 Holden Jlm Polden's on No adnrt:llem'ent flll1 be takeD for lela tluin a minimum eh!U'p of ·lweot-11\'0 eento tor eoch ....,.. IIPII. fraM~. Cheshire o.nd Olifton ur the curtain raiser, battled 1M.' ~lY of llilleraport. V. D. Curry, .Ill!~ 6tmday with Kr. &nd. McKnlaht near Dexter. Fo~Salo,M~ tor .tne J)['lc" or one 11.nd we.re 'hal, Mra.' D. ~urner 1s maktng a via1t With tier IQl1 Glenn and fam. All ¥>·~· ttp~ ' ..• ~ """"'· hotiJjO.er, ·' ' Idle · day as. plcket.a 0 the tlpn in' ~h I Found- '' By or<1er of Boord of COUnty CommiAIOJJerll. By Homer Hysell, Olerk. to thlrd I! tbe night games at the lighted field iQ Middleport, certainly went home ~nday cvenlna: wtth the feeling I<>Ok when was low , t he 11.nd Brj,&ker st.Or· third. Whe-n , the ba1l went and MU1er run M t he inning. •cond 18hd srored dn af4Jr M.oore wax retired bt ' • t.o = I s't'cortCI . n- ~ ton Jn 6-5 Giilllb ' · · ,t P&n11 I JJuekley wo.s thtown oUt ac. nm On hlB tip to Ullt;d and >tour uneatne'd runs had WINS . . ' S ' .T O. 1.. ,~ .. · boll. at .. the one out. and there ~..-lpfi."' "'!~.!.a".~~ seemtnu- been !'8gl.lt.eted, The tlfth and f'\Sl run c'JI,me tn the e1,iht h -..vtlen Seets llg:ain W,alked t.ftet Kisor' ho.d teen rettreCI 'on nit! fly to center field . H e stole stoo'nCI ani! Went third on the shOrt stotJ :~ second ror, Coming home on Miller's ntong tJ\frd t.H:O.t kept the cna><! Stirn:d up all the way 1lown line. ' In 'Both t&mea; Red Sox Beat A'a Ani! Brown• Defeat Pille H«~tel NO'l'ltt OF OO.U. IIIDS H. Rleh· Thts ev-'C nlng th'c tusa.ie Grocery on a dou· SJ)6cl.ft~ Will me1!t El.bother We11~ton awakening Ulc 11.11.me start!ot~: at 8:30. lal.e to third Le¥JD., 'the Llne· up of the two l!'llmcs safe.· S with a.n· /o!JOW : Wld H. Rich· Fln'lt Gamt'l throughoU,t until Cheshire ftnallv came through to a. victory by the · • CUlton j5J ' AB R H PO A E narrow 'JPaq'ln ot one run, tbe f~lJA~ M!)ore plt.chlng ~aguUic1enf.J.y J Henry, 1r . . .. .... 5 o 1 o 0 0 score being cheshire o. Ollfton 5. · thro(lthout., fanneQ three In each of Russell 56 s o 2 I 2 o The lead Chanced several times the tl.r$, seeond,UGi.:d, fourt.h . fifth, ' H. Van'Me~~ · ib · .. 5 o o 8 o 2 1~ the 1nltla.l game of the evening sixth, and ninth mnlngs. In the n . vnnMeter c . . 5 1 1 4 1 3 c.nd unW tpe very laat frame , the sixth he fannfld.' two and 1.n the A. VanMeter, 2b .. 5 I 2 4 3 winnh !wu undeclCied. elght.h he whiffed two \n&king Cuphtngha..m, rl 5 1 2 2 0 Cheahlre scored first with one a tot:J.I of 25 strUck Out ht a. nine Parker. cf ........ 5 1 4 1 0 run In ' the first inning, Then hinlnJ cdntes~ which set a new re· Jroglesong, 3b 3 1 a :! 2 Cll!ton came back In the seconct I cOrd f~ Southo~ 'O hio,\ !4lk'e Ko- Ham:wn. p ... 3 o 1 o o inning to score two runs oilly to be wal .h~-Mn& set the mark a.t Z3 Ha1 rls, p . . . .. u o o o 1 set back R spo.ce m the luat ha.lf of 1'Wt\en he pttched at Ml,thUeport f01· · the second when Che~>htre again 1:McArthur agaln.st Mason City. Tota.l . . . . 4.1 S 13 22 9 8 scored two ruP6. making · the count Plckerl[lg pitChing for the Wellston ' Ches hire t6 ) A.B R H 1no A E three ,to tWo. · · · boys pitched a vn.rQ.e Lhat would' Scott. 3h . . . . . 4 2 1 o 2 1 In the fourth trame, Cllft.on scOr· )'lave 'won nfnt!tJ i1tnc times In a Oa.rrlw n, G.'l ,. :t 3 1 :.! 2 o ed one run to deadlock the , count hu:rutrctl. Vfhilenot sospeot.acular, Slssou, c . .. 5 0 1 II 0 0 and p.ppeare(l to cUnch the thing t.h~ lad, conttnue~ ,to bear d~w9 Bumgarner :cf 4 () 1 5 o 1 wtth two additional rUns In tht! throughout, strtklng out and allow. Fife. rf . . ~ 0 o 1 o 1 fifth. 'lbt acOOng tor the west lng but four blngles. Two examples Rothgeb. lb . 4 o 1 r o o Vlrglniana, however was over and of his etrectlveness were shown, one Story, 2b . . 3 o o 3 o 1 L'ry,,as they did they could not over· wben Margan t.rlplcd lrl the second Swlsher. u .. . . . 4 o 2 0 o o c;ome '!.be three runs ta.lUed by the and was left when HUJhes hit to Long, p . . . .... 2 o o o 2 o OaiUa aoun~ In · the alxth ln- sewnd and In t.he third when J . Rothgeb, p .. .. 2 1 u t o o rilll!f which ti"roUJht the count 6 to 5. Moore tripled down the left field _ _ _ -~ __ and' the ~ontest endM thusly. section with no one out and yet TPtals ...... .. 35 6 1 30 6 4. ; Oheshl.re's at:.artlng twirler Will$ was unable to get any help from hiS Th'i'ee t)ELSe hits. Sisson, Pttr k<'r . tioote1:1 about.· until . he wu for:ced to teammates and wns also unable to Bases on balls , off H»rrll:ion, 1, retfrt. ·and the pitching of John r~ls ter. Harr~ 1 Wnc 1. Rothgeb 1. Rothgeb thereafter was expertly Tho gig btow·on came In tlle Left on bases. Clifton 6, Chnshh·c executoo. a.s he UghLened up and s[;venth for Plckerln(; after his ma· 7. held the op~nts Who had threat· tes had managed t.o squeeze in a Wild pitches, Jt.athgeb 1 ened tb take game with hard rui.i', uot profiting by Moort's exper· Eu·n,.d Runs, Clifton 3. cheshire h1ttfn:r:!n4 fA•t base running. fence 1\e &lso walked the first ma~ 2. . 020120000- 5 · In Qf tbe many thrU15 pro· up In tllts inning, Beets. Cllltvn . d~ , Jn this game, 1t remained for to second on a wild pitch. cr.~shlrc 1 o o o 3 o o x- 6 t more ·te· ' • ' 'I CHATTt:L the End? Ohio State Fair Viaiton STOP AT .. . .......... w~ up Iot acre farm. wm house and 1atden. .. it_ oantraet. . or salary. Bee aeo. L. McOulloua:h. Baahan. 8-8·1t liOTEL .. COLUMBUS Co..- """' llld PIIU. SIL Col~i~!HI. Ohio. ROOMS, SI!<GU ILIO DoliBLE 11.® Dbdnr Room, CoHee Sbop, -r. UnUmlt.ed Skeet ~rkln1 .lamea H. Butler, AMg&ICAN ASSOCIATION Kan88JJ Clty at Columbus. Milwaukee 21t Toledo. Mlnn '!RflCII'l 11.t l.<lulsvUle. BL. Paul a.t Indtanat~oUs. NATIONAL LEAGUE Rt . Lcul::i at Modern Nursery NeW York at Only 1<1A'I (3~ 'IES • YOU ~IOT!Cfi CAN Did You Ever Stop To Think? F=1~0 RoSIE 8y EDSON R. W AITF. Shawnee, Oklahoma • ARtHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARLING· roN ~MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: "Ainjoat i!:v'erybody has sometliint to aell and in order to make a orale tbere muat fint be a eo!'itaet of •ome kind, "Ntr~<~lpaper 11dvertiaing io for the purpoae of helpin11 to aell eflher mMa:hilndise or,i~ea• or biith. 'l)le appeal of th" local ii'I!Wijli&j)er Is ultive~al; ita nowa ia eajerly aou11ht. and_it offon an IOXcelhmt opportllntty for 11\l: 111\'&l._en:hant to btJni !ita men:han· lti~e 'i'l.l 'tlte Mte'rtli'iin of the loCal -ecmatit\lettey. .•..-··· I l,j. .. ·' . . t. .; ... ..1. -·· '··~ ., ·~o , I ,,. I . . 'I ' ' . ' : ., .I I' I .. . ...,,_.,.,, • ·t· ·. ' 'I< • .,: ' ' / 'r ... ,., ' ' ' • . "' . ., .. . ' " ' .. •• 1 • ' ..,. . ' ' I• I}, ' ' ' ~. ..; . '•' '·,. , I ' ' . .,. .. . "' • .. ··- .. . . • �' .,. " " ,. . ' . ~ t... ·r l J. (, : :· '.. . ;,1 '{: .. ' "'" \:, (, '~ ·: ~ .. .. . .. ' ~ 'ro!li!DAY, AUGUIIT I. 1m DATE OF SPECIAL BEER CAP TAX LAY TO BE TESTED SEsSION IS SET UNCIL U DRAW -; NOTICE REA·theDERS' Newi 011\ce of Tbt ' a Tribune, eall 238-L; If the Bllllntll Olllco ask for 202-JL •••• " - :UP. GAS• FRANC~IS£ • U7EATHER FORECAST- ·· " ;;,;.,.,__........,. - fOIIOwod ..,. IOool ~ Th.undaJ and ln ~ Welt 1)(!Uon l&tt!! t.onllht Not mueh ~ .tn t.tm.- ...- . , l iJIINIIil LEASED WIRE • ' I _..__ , Motion 8; Sauvage, . Sec· o.sded By ·Eberobaeh U naniJiloudy Ok' d By Canler 15 Centa-By Mail M.OO 8lTTER DISPUTE .IS START£0 WH£N COAl ~ CALLS FOR RATE Of 50 Cento for bL 1000 Cu. Ft., 4Sc Per Thouland Thereafter -- The Pomeray VHla~re cowicll • raet In re&Ular . semt-mont.hly session Monday even1ng with all coun4'ilmen, Ya:;ot Hess.. ,Bollclklr Rte!eeU and Clerk Webster In thdr CAFETERIA SUPPf;R . At Parloh Houoe of Tel!lpectlve plaota. ' r \ Arter t.he eounelln'len were called to order by the mayor, Clerk Web- ster read the ~l.n.Utea of the last regular se:!alon •htth were iLpprov· ed 1n due form. 'J'ht bllls aa ·follow• resd and GRACE EPISCOPAL CHU~CH Thunday, Au1. lOth. 8errlhJ" Btlfns 5:00 P. M. PropooaJ of Company I.I!!Uin lo Be1innin1 Qf (:ontrove~y _.__...._ HURlS B~YC~TT THRUT IN NHA ARGUMENT Refuoeo To R~ign To B,riCJ,~~d . To ~ ATTORNEY'S PLEA fo Witl!draw Objection· able Feai!Jre, Refuoed By Operaton - Refuoai"J:oAceept "Vacation" ...,_ Wllhlnlb>. ' A... t--1118-A, bll· I ftlht rqed before tbe NRA today Dver a. company ' unlcn rr-;- • PQ6&1 o.ftered. .in the' code or the Nlgbt · to the .,.,. • ·Clerk ru;ked a result of at hi~ Df his BALL . At Middleport Llrbkd Fiekl . LITTLE RITZ AT , ,' TOP OF LEAGUE WAlT ON· WEATHII!:R TONIGHT I WELLSTON -voFugate Grocery Specialo How- of publ1c the · W&\ter ' matter was reOommlttee !or ' aocl&tton, reprt.~mUnlil' ~tblrdl 'of the bltllllltDOUJ b)dUStcy ln Ame>b. . O.lulrl~ O'New, ~n for i~~ the DeW aaaociation WU Qrled by T~ c~ -- NOT UNITED TO WASHINGTON On Idea Of Boycottin1 Union Leaden Predict All Men Will Be In Plaeeo Thuroday firma Unable To Meet - Condition• I' Unlootown. Pa., AUI. I-INS. ThoUsands of &trlklnl mtners who for two daya had 18nored Prest~mt RooMvelt.'a peace annouace· ment fqr the Western PenDQ"lvanlj!. bitumhloua coal field trooped back to wor~ today u the aetttna tor the ase.md. Jabor..capite.l ftlbt ahlfted. to w~ where the Coal code l'leartrii pt wuler way. Chectupa placed t.he oumbir ot Exorbitant Price By Land Ownen To Be Cause Donlkt. a '. Rl.ohberr, pnenJ ooun.tor NRtt. to wltbdraw thill proIJOilAI troln .... ..... He - · declarlno: "We think lt Is necessary t.o cla:r· tty otber proY1sl.ona." - At thta tnlonMl oon1erence on thr porch of tht' SummPt' White House at H)'de Park, N.Y.. Seeret.ary ot State Cordell Hull, j ust t.ac :;. fro m t1me will be allowed eyery London. made • ~omprehet~..,ive report of the t'l'<'l!'nt World Economic i9 COin!! wtder the "blue Collfi!IMnee to Preaident Roosevelt. Inddentally, the hatmonlou"" me-eline dlapooed of rumon that the S..ntary of State would ••' '""· ' wiflll, 0!' stay out. but lpll - -- - -wtu be b.roqh~ aaatnat --~- ~~--- trom O'Neill that 'tile unite COlle i;~~control and ~'10 fc.r JU"'" priee flxlna tile same Ume ClMiflns: to •tali' out. to ', ··~- ····:to 'deelde. wben the boy.. muat be aPPlied, and aptnst Admiooion Sc and 1Oc i!! Washtnaton. Aug. IJ.- INS -H:1t.rlnp to a.dopt a code fOI' tl~e ci'-OIJ .!QdWIU'Y, frcm I!Oitl,t' :&6 ~ codes, <..P ued toda)'. :'leaped •~ ·Convtct • ' j I . "·I Code Of Working 1 Hours Ia A~opted ; l,tY ·Lo~al J)~lers ·or Ponuiro)t ·buatneaa men qourt ll.ouae here · WhiCh ttme they t hade. by I rrooeary~:·~~~¥;:~~.;: ., I Retail Tuesday Menlng, wbleb Ume a code wtll be e11tabllshed fm or line of bualnes.'l. Durln& the meetlna: Monday eve- • roQAY·s ' 'Ftor ' Wets Add !Bother State To Ust nlnl an l.ll80ciatlt~n or tlle Pomeroy BUSiness Men was orpnh:ed with A _Ctslet~le Dlsb .witb., Stltfl · -,.;.,e,,..l • Arizona Prank B. wm. president; Vtrvn Campbell, vice prealdent; and Al· len Hartley, secretary~treasurer. All present Indicated thit auch an organisation Ahould be perfected for the betterment rJ1 local busJ .. m~n.. ooncerns, ina.amueh aa the vmaae haa been without an orpnlzatkm of tbla kind .tor aome time. Become~ 2ht Com· monwealth to Approve Repeal Movement Phoenix, ArUiona Artz., A\11. g_JNs- toda.7 wu the twenty..tlnt of the tlOHPOSEB ..VISITS FRIENDS "HERE Threatens Northern Forests W.,._. Tunberlaatlo ...., Laid w••t. bJ RaP.• Coa....•tioa • , 1oasttng makes a d•tr trrerence "T ' . I do 110C utoc my cboice ofa dga· Jette Jighdy ••• for, u '!itb ocher 'little oicecies of life. .., dguenc· is a matter of intimate concern , with me. ~,.u, I do pla<:e dgarene ~ my Jip.J And . .... '$4•95 95c DOWN, $1.(10 PER MONTH \ my ' so,, whet. I "Y "Luckia Pleue" -I am Jltlyittg 1 uibute to thar immlculate feeling I have wbea smoking a LUcky. And t~t io my own• individual reuon for llying "'Luckieo PlaN!" • ..• ' ' I .." . .. ., " ' '" .,, ,. I \ .. i ,, • • ... I l ~___,;,-- ·~tUe"lta ~-"- - - -- .r.h1ken who h.&n lett the p1£1M. Llnea alnce Mlmday at about. 50.000 C'Ut of approximately 80.000 wbo were on atr1Jr:e laat Sa.turd&J when 1rJle &ettlement waa reaebed. 1 Union leadera were unantmO\U 1tt pf"Milctlna" tbat all mlnm would be baet at work t.omorJ'O'f; ,';ttiib aa.ld the Yaat maJority of Uif. il:rla· era •!ready bad aeceptea tilt $rUee and had returned to wort. . All lhe H. c. Prlclt ~ pany mlnea. wlth the ex Colonla.J. No. 4, reaumed · tblo mD<nllll .. mine" .... ' tb work rouow1n1 the unanlm , MOt tJ..:r~.~':,;t...':""..! call~ 1l.he atrlke. After Succeuful Career of Love T h e o r Y Diaearded, I~l~~:R:o~t~Co::l~on:la~ll~~:~~5 Severa1 Yean Follow· Kidnapin8' Aqle Ad•ane· , ins Hia EacaJ>" eel in Baily Killinl' I ~,· '' .a~ Pla~ . Baftled By Murder Case 1 Ii Po ICe Is Back In Toils 1 I ~ STRIKING MINERS IN PENNSYlVANII.. RHURN TO WORK Worken Troop Back- To Place• Ao Scene"Of, I Fight Shifto _. .. In Ra11ko Revealed At Waohin1ton AS PLANS CH.ANC aeJ Oame Called 8:30 P. ,M. · orrEnnro n[ . Oi~noion Federal Aid ,lm.Ou~;tin' To $88,500, Loot Preoent and AJ;IPil&chtan Cml As- Ri<bbert - . HtGHWAY P CRISIS . CONTINUES Aa Result Of Preoident'o l [ t~r North~ .. . Reporting to the Boss Riot Staged In Hamilton Strike i I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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