https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a4d5b330fc11a2acde36158c1ce0747f.pdf fef1894ad63ee4d2eed305dc231bc7ea PDF Text Text "Casmeties" Cauae Wdson-Bearhs Of Troubl~ llere Mi11 Norma S.Ubo Jle. -ea Bricle of Mr. F. ~ Meetin1 to Or1-1 Ra'f Wi.._ iaatioa to be H.ld at Cheottor ThundaJ Many O.oiJ'e lo Jc: a ow Wlsa\ Artlcleo the ·y lndud.. ia Law 8JDoe t11o new OCiomotlo laZ ~tamp hU become tlfeetlfe and. netppapel'l ru...-e c:an1ed m.an1 ttema relat.lve &a lta proy.laJont, ooubt.y ofliclalo ~ ..,. lllal 11>e1 han received any number of ~­ te.s trom dUzena. as to what.•the term •r- - -• .. .,...._ ,. .. REA-DERS' NOTICE - If you wan~ the New• Otllce of ~· Dall)' - Tribune, call 286-L: 11 the Buolneeo ~· .... ,.._..,.. a ... ' • "' ~---" • c~ uur Office aok for 202-R. FULL LEASED WIRE OF eotrifet.tes inCludes. The term 18 e:rtt~alne<l In 4ei&U 1n a of • copy of Ut.e aet ·~t· U It.'a Newa It's In The Tribune Includes ~ESPEOES W~RKS TD BRING ~H~UT SPEfOY HE~TIIN By Ce.nier 16 Cents-By Mall New Cuban President and Wife - New President Framina AS RIOTS RESUME Police Accused By Two BanditR YouDIIIOWD Copo Said t o Hawe Made A1reement With Robben TO AID IN CRIM£ Machado Followers Objecta Of Rioters In Campaip of Hate In By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON BAILEY tS LEADER Bandit Trapped In Texas Farmhouse; Marked Money Found Js- VlOlence aallinst remna.nt:B of the depoaed Y:aehado l'eKiD1e broke out Blft.in today aa the admtnlstratton ot Pre8ldent CariOll Manuel De Ce.spedes moved to n!e~t&bl.lah oonstltutlonal Uberty throUghout the repubUe. Gunmen raeln& ttn;ough t~ streets ln an automobtle 1 m,o~~ down LMter Lar&, seeretarY tO 001:. Anton.Jo Jimenez, sl.aJ.n fo~ l!)f the hated ''Porra" as he 11to0d .on R oorner here. Jimenez himself was killed sat~ near Raclne, """""" urday as a mob ot dellrious Cubans 1 The fi~t picture of Carlos Manuel De Cespedes afmurdertng to celebrate ter he had been named Provisional President of Cuba to 6tamped. Ulrou1h the city, ptllq- was sehe- 1n ing and Juat.tce succeed the ouAted dictator Gerardo Mrwhado ' 1n an outburst or hate that took at De CeRpedes is shown with her husband. the cve:rthre>w of Oerardo Machado and his dreaded secret polloe lcaat 50 lives and caused OVE~TURl\IS M'AI'f'li mliUons l'1 dollars dame,ae , A few minutes before. Jjara wa!l. hJurdered, the bloodshed of1the past week found an echo when '1. -poUee- ARM 'BROKEN m~ named Jordan sudde'nLy went Jn11ane ln the loth preetnct 1JOIIee ~lotion, killing Lieutenant Pedro Hernandez and wounding a ,fellow •JJ&trotman. Jordan was finally aubdued after throwing the nel&hborhood Into an Senora Negro -Brotlier~--Whlte&ys Needy Ate Electrocut~d Must Be Relieved Pay Debt to Society Followina Conviction for Murder 1&-INB- 'l'ueo4ar "RI!U!IIION IN VIENNA" Wynyard, John Dao~r·l; '[014 ' Mertol, I~ WUhtnclon, - A\11. 115-INB-Al tile notortoua Cbloaooan ~entenee ln Atlapta pentincome tax fl'auds, may to Cock county, lWntrtal on state lndlct- u l ;n<;O'~;·,poaslble, to exeMlamt, Pia., Aug. 15-INS-Wlth the denunciatory abouta of their E'rt'twbO~ 11ubjecta rtn~~:tila 1n Ulelr earl, tile tamlly of General Qeru 111'110 Maclla<lo. depooed ,.,.ldenl V (Continued on Pap Blx}- - - Full Pardon Mav• Be Granted Maxin If $pend yc~r vacation at the Ohio Sto!e Fair. You'll enfoy, as never Pefore, the edofa~ ••~lbitn~nlfl f10e r'ro· • gram of entertainment. See this groat ~tate's greatest Fair. lntervi~w With Govemar Reacto Satiofactorily to Chief Executive Was Aim Of Assassin Group COLUMBUS AUG.28-SEP12 · a•D IP, F.l.l. · .fiCTIIY, IETIIIJ . 2M St. . .;.:.lin--.a;~. 1\L_ . !" ' ' ' ' ~ ., ...... - ' ' ' tt 00 C~UNCIL MAYOt nRMEO TO WAR. ~N PROfiTHHING KIDN~P SUSPECTS Deaperadoeo November. El.,.:tfon When Fishr For Re{ peal Is Stace<f OoJumbus, 0 ., Aq. Havana, Aur. lr-INB-Renewed · ~ SPHOY TRIALS U BE HUD f~~ By Remainin• Awo.y From 11 Beata" WbUe Robberie!; Raid By Federal Offie· iala Nets Eleven Were Committed TO OPPOSE WETS - Y - , Lad;,:, io Brlcle •o f Mlcloi~port Man' 0[ Educatora, AttorneJ''' Clergymen To Be On Ticket Code To Elect New Conareas l u'";i;;;; I ~ DorothJ Coate1, Lo<al DRYS BRING fU , FORCE 11 8Uft BATIU ON Slowly rlllnr temperU.ure. W VL-Palr tontaht.. Warmer 1n 8Xtretrw West poi"Uon. W«<needay cloudy and W'lllllet'. NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. oount7 omoe• attention ot the llelp 111EATHER FORECASTiT ~Ohlo-Pair tonla'ht and WednMd.af: I Adviaability Of New Set. Up Diacuased Follow' ing Reoiination I OF PROFESSOR i From Advisory Board Beeauae Consumer Not . Being Prottii!ted l �·-· '1'\lUDAY••wousT ta, ,.., •ruJ:8DA Y, At10U8'11 II, 1138 • TIJE D4J~Y TIHftPNJ: .,..tter 1!01>1'!>' ...,'•In the Ar...y ~-~I"'""--~""!!~ """""' 01 ~-ci¥J U. 1", al I'!NII Ofl!<e al '"I piiQI, ~ under lbe Ael Ql llareh S, 1"'. P~ lltU1 """ I llomdor ""'!'pi Salunlay. I . lloeOil'! ,I,...~ Pomoror. o. Locale<! on J.,ower - ' .. '' ; .- ~ ,. "'wl. VIRGINIA GREGG ~~ · Wh~ our Fre4 lft•li<OII. w. Wo••o. l'llll"""l•hlo. Plfloi!JifJ~· 'poe Weet poll•"' eu.ter .... , • . .. . :.r· ···· · t .15 · 9D' Month ~--y ......... .. : . , . • .. e4'r . . • . . . . . . • . . . . • . • . UUIII' I' Loeal Educator Becomes Benedict M. W. Eaoex, Hich School · PriDc:ipal, W eel a Marie 11411"!!~1!1' "' -~ One Month .• .•• •• ••.• • .••. .00 !1hre.er~~!l~ · · ' · · · · ' ' · · · · · · .,..Jt-nnlll . ... .... .. .. ... , 6.00 One Ye•• ..., " " " " •••" " " · ' Cp~J. AAC.l!ll1t:NT MEJ;:TING of coal' men in W••hington with NRA ·. oftlclajs, to date, has resulted in nothing .more than an Impasse as me"!bers of the powet•ful Appalachian Coal Operators' Asaociation in the Ea!rt have refused to subscribe to the plans set forth by Administrator 'Johnson and his assi:stunts. As a consequence, the meeting has been adjourned for the present while additional efforts will be made to bring about the desired result which the administration is seeking. A1! might be surmised, the trouvle hin11es on the affe old controversy of unionization and its attendant side issues. It is to be hoped for the good of the industry ao \hll a~ the general helpful effect a settlement will h•"'" on th~ country's recovery effort, that ob compromise satisfactory to both miners and operators, may soon IJe ,TIU: filE ' William Hamm (left). kidnaped St. Paul hre'.\ er. "ith United States District Attorney Lew. Dnll. as he r t stimony that is expected to rec;ult 111 the cxtnu.h~:~e of~ Roger Touby 81~d th.e gaug chicf'8 ihl·ee compan>ons who ai'C now held Ill .Milwaukee. Rue Tuckerman Is en.toYIIJ8 1t vauttion tram ctuttea a t the Meigs GJCcety Company . M1 and Mrs l"mnk Vthcent of Cohnn bua llrriVf'd TUel!ldH.y ror l'e\' Davir of Jackaon e•·al days vl!l~ wtth thf'tr awn, Mi~B Elizabeth Ward. Mr'. VIncent lzl Announcerp.ent hiL'I been recelved recupcn tlng ·from a. recent operaht;re ol the marriage of Mr. Martin 1 t!on, Walker Es&ell:, Prtnetpal oi the Mid• Mrs. C H. Bowe11 :m d two daua:h~ dteport IUgh &bool, t.o Miss Ma'l'ie tu s of C~l~bU.!I ILI'rved Tuc.:.d.e.y Davia of Jackllon, o.~ whlcb oCcur· ror ·tl few daJs vls.lt with the rorm~ ~ Satutdf!.l', A\ll(USt 12, at Preder- cr's ,.uncle and aunt, Mr. a.nd ~· lcktown~ 0,·, wtt.h !lev T~ ~d Gay 1 Ha rey Russell and dauahter H11da. oi the • Middleport PJ"esbyterl~ Ml'll . Louis!l. Dennis wwl admitted Church OttictaW.,. ' to Hol:iter h06pi~AI a.t O&lllpolla Mr. Euex who' hBB been &880Ctat~ Monday aft.Ernoon for observation etA with tbe Htsh· School hefe tor and treatment. Her daught4!l'fl, the paat few :Years, attended Ohio Mrs, Oeorge Hoeflich, Mrs. c. M. State Utl)verslty the past Bummer. Orecg and Mll!la M&ry Ann Denn18 He ls a rr.d.ua.te ot that university J vl8l f.ed with her Tuesday. H~s parents re11tde a.t Rae. 0. 1 Mrs Marlon Estep of AkrOn i8 Immediately following the cere- ViSiting her motl'ler, Mrs. John mony Mr. li.nd fdrs El8ex left ror K, nne.w a weddln1 ' trip to ChiC&Io to attend Francis and WIIUam Anderson leR A CenturY of Progress bxposmon 1uesday mornlni torn. v1Blt with thitr a1*t ¥1'1. ;ohn T . Dav11 of Mr. and Wra. W U. P1nruJY Nri' Ycrk\l'olty. " Tbe Plalna were Sunday ~ of · ur: and Mf!· Hubert. Qhamben Mila Mar)' Ann DenniA. and Mr. a:Jid lira. WllUI · A1ktlh1r'e 1 Q. M. Byers arrt.ved. Monday tTom returned. Manda)' trom a vwtt at A j Nease Settlement for a villlt w1t.h c entury ur Propeu bpOIJtlon &nd h1Ji brother, J . W. Byen: and fim!ly. alSo from ava.thrtth relat.lvesat. J Mrl. E. R . Tompkns and aon Bob· Tulaa, ,Old&. After & lboJ1. •Lop at · by )ert Sunday for a visit with her I I I I 1 via- l da'' I I ClaJffi • wee: ., U: I · '' cOUDCI'} VI-TEA I Wht'le Spee dY --- HEAT WAVE I I -,•-·- reac~ed. ....__ ~ - ... - --- New-. ,W4TERLESS COOKING Wrile many industries have been falling in lin• with the proposals voiced by Mr. Johnson, tbere are yet mo.uv results to be attained and a number of iml'ortapt ip~lus­ trials whu haVe not yet been able to se~ their ~~y to BUl>Bcribe to the cpde os it affects their busi~~es. While many have subecribed here in .ou:r· own EUITounqlng village<!, few additional emplofees been put to work BO that little if any change has been noted. tEPt:!tAJ. ~ID They will return to Middleport after their hone)'moon where they will ma lre their home 1 the grnwer ph iS tho: actual that on one Bunduy r:10Tlling the Amend me:ll.. of the bet~ U\X, as Ore,on and Arlzolla. hand!. In&" CXIIUs. plane dld not. pe111 and frcm De· p roposed woul(! bnost the pl'f!-,ent A· f r . t thur\deritorm ' l'IPII In When tlle ll'lln actually 18 c1ellv- pa.rt.me nt ot Commnce weaiJltr Lurrt> l tu~ from $1 to $lb0 1wd re· the Imperial Valle~ near the Knl· er ~ by the elevator io & purchaser 1 da.t& and AJnertcan Airways pilot.IJ' peal the exl~;tlrt¥ ta.x ol 50 !M'r ce nt CRn border and ran the th.enn omMAr lht!' luLure con ti"&CLI"C'P~aenttntfthe report.! de t.ennlned th~~ot the plane on a ll over fl 4 charsed ror each there down w SIS. trom a record. "h edge" Ia r ,·.,urena:ied. Larp)J had veeNHt off 11.8 eourac near Dal- barreL hl.in ol 118 degrees, The; storm becallSt! 'nedcini" lr.lura the ban• Ia• 1.o escape threatenln8 wea.ther. Governor W)'llte madf' hili pro- uproott-d tret>111nd I.Ult~fed houses. tl~er of rraln agalnat a. hea'l)' 1pecArmed wttb the data. lnvestlga- pcaed am endm ent~ to the "dmlssRed Bluff 1n northem Dldlfomia. ~ home here, they Jeit for a daut~ht.er Mn. s . J, Hamer and· uhi.Uve 1068,. board of trade spoll:et- tors circled. an area near P aradise lORJ and beer· t.ax 8 part. or three wa& f.he h•1ttR.st place m the Wel!ll· tt!wtth llr. Mnd ~ John MaJor 1 fam.lly near ptt~U!"Kh men claim araln 15 handled on • and located IJle fannho\lllf! (l! hill ft ve prograi'Jl.8 with a muun um of 114: d~ and ,)Lh Mr. awl. Mrs. Cbarr.Der's l Mr. and Mn. Ebel' Bowen an4 1 c!oser ma1'11n of prom than an,y When Bailey led eleven convieta AdmlsiJions under the l~eb'la10ft, Rlcbard at Columbus. Thty ; dauah~ra Prances and OlMIJJ ie_ft C· Ule r commodltJ . from the lALII.Ilng, Ku: . prison ture's recent law are t.and only lf K. OF C. MEETINfl' E:llpetfl to retum: JI'rld&y. i Tuesday mornln& for New York And here t.h.e7 enter Ju.tiftcatlon Memorial Day he Wl\6 servlni ten tney are above 40 cents. B y lower- 1 MIN Belen Beaon of COlwnbu.s City for ten vLIIt with libJ, 'R.I !o1 the presence of the apeclllator w fifty years tor biUlk rob~ry He ,11 g the exempt on to 10 cent.s the to- I Oh lcRgo. A.U'f. 1.5--IN8-W1th arrived JCond,ay evenlna: to apend A Gamble <Esther Bowen.) U. the n1tu.c.e t . the man Who merel. v wu a.l.so wanted for the ,.,,000,000 tal y1eld, he sa id, cou.d be lloolil.td I WOre thb.n 300 delegates. 9Jl hand, several weeki her-e with her father .'1 Mlss Mildred Hazelton spent the b_!l~/s f utu re& Mild aSSUJII.EIIJ the rilk holdup or !.he LiDooln Neb . bank to 13.000.000 a y~ar t he nfty-t\rst lnterna.ttonal oonvt:h W H. BeetOn and other relatives week end with reletlves at Bh!U2e. c, a declinlnll: market lor the pur- and TrWit Company Sept 1? . 1930 All soft dr.nks would be ta xed [ t.on or the Knlghta of Colwnbus and trtenda. j p r:-se or dlspoehll of them later at He hs •l lHO wan ted !or the murdel' one-half cent per bottle 1-'Qul valent c pe n cd heu: tod ay. 1 :1t W•Lh no Intention of nc- of J Earl Smith, TuJan o.t.tc..rney MJsa Ruth McKinley of Harrison- . t.o t.he ta x on beer, under thl' proA re.~o lut lc n was ready ·for pre~ Ule nd .Mtas Rub S era who ' ceptlng nctual acnvery of tile grain posed beverage le vy 'f' r. tatlun tu tile lfenenl ,asnembly ; t"the aat Does ~he specUla tor profit at the Fully $!0.700.000 c:~ uld be ra!~erl tod11.y . p• om11:11ng complete 11upport 1 Lh~ ronn- [ ~pelllslted :ere Bunda} with the lat· t>XPen!ll ': t t.he f:umer?Th~ bof.nl ot I t.he governor est.mate<l from the 1 1 the NRA. codes by e,mployer~ ;~.,Y moth M Ell 8 and j CCont1nue4 nom Paee ()ne) trade answers nep.~lvely, with a propot>ed ·nuisa nce taxes· In one \•l'o u1 e members of thP order ""'"' s er, rs. a. yers \ quotation from wheat studies ol tb8 1 year ~~~~~,~. KlnlMisl!l sr~:e,t=n='~ · "Hedglna IJ an imp;>rta.nt tunc-- trod research. ln8titute. Stanford !Continued from Paae OOol I Previous plans to lnclude !ttl ln............ -c ey ... tlon of the board, It ls the uae o1' Un~verslty, which stated : come tax tn the program were continue her visit there. future eontraeta as insurance ''Whether the speculator In the plesentatlon of their code a Mndoned This was the result of ,W R . Hanes an A. & P . Com- anatnst price deellne by the hold- wheat po. ys for the prlvlleti:e of The tariff question w~ raised a. bellet that th e presen t tax on lnpany otbelal ,from Port.amou:; er ot 1raln, or aaalnat rlll1nl prt.oea carrying the risk& ot wheat price "fain befOl'l! ~he recovery admlnlll~ comes Wlder the Intangible tax Law A Natural Health . Drink ~pent Bunday wlth H . D. Ina: by those who have entered into ~h:1 J!l(6 h e ~e-ivesume remunen~. traUon when w H M eyer ftl!lh l'.ould r end er such a law un ralr and Conta ins m"re diges tl ble mineral'\' u '! d familY here. commitment! for the d.eUvery of tlon fer hls J-;a'.c..carryma, tt 18 1 tackle manufacturer aenlanded unworkable 1'1 a ve~da blf' form than any other Mt. and Mrs. Arnold Roush,;f grain or Ita product!!. The followlni c1ear U1at they car~y the :ril!ks for a j that a provision be trlcluded in th& The r t1111.ntic bond Issue suggt!Sted kn•J Wil phm ~ or medlciqe This 8 fxample llluatrates Its operation: LoQ:IUl are vlsitlna· ~ill mother flm ullcr chnr11_e than WO\IId be ex~ lpdustry•s code providing protec- lor the state would be retired from wondl'rl ul Leguine pla n t .scuds its Hattie Ruble, First Avenue and 1 A country elevator buys 10,000,000 al'ted f(l r th.e same servtoe, by~ ele- tton from lmj)Ol'b 11 Increased ·, general levy on real esta te, the roo!IS down h l!.e~n to one. hundred Hudson street here. d , l>UIIhels of ·sratn today 'from tbe vntcr operators. m\lletB amt the priCes cause liuyen to ~>eek rnr- present admlsswn , cosmetics and a nd twenty-five feet securing vital Maxine Terrell ot HolU ay .!1 farmer for cash. Wishing only a !Ike Were the latter all wlUlng WJ el n-made Boode bl'er taxes being le!t In opera.ti<Jn mi nt rR I e l ~ m t: nts the short rooted until runds for poor relief are U. \'a !l Cove, W. Va .. lzl spendlna: the week b'Jfi(t1mate profit !or handling and Fpeculat1ve traders to carry the £' plalJts Ia!l to obtain from nnturt:'t ?lith Miss Betl;y Li&:ht.er, MlsB storage and not desiring to enter Il:::k~. they would not to universally r blc from the bond lssut.. >Jrc::. t chemical :,tore house Mary Lllhter returned recently into speculation, the elevator lm.. practice price hedging" VI· T ea cuntalns the salts and from & visit at PltLsbura:h and mediately upon acquMtion oi thE> --·"'--"-~ · ~i n c r als t just as natur'e placed Holliday's Cove. She waJJ accom- grain sellJJ a like number of bUSh· PACIFIC COAST IS th~m lu the plants) without which pa.nied by Mlu 'Jerrell 1 els on the exchanae for future delJOud health Is unpO£,Sible Also Mr and Mrs. Paul Gordon an- ' u,·ery at the market price. ccontin1.1~a lrom Pace One) HIT BY VJta mJ ns A, B D a nd~ E .The ladt nounce the birth or a do.UJJhter 1 The elevator has not "hcdgrd ' and gas companies run for fiH• · -bom recentl)• IIF purcha.se.;; from prOducers bv u fConlif'llJed ffOm Paee one) years, "to be used to finance th e Los Angeles. Aug I 5~1N S--A o! enou;;h of these minerals and 1"short" sale on t!:le ruture ma.rktt ; -Issuance or count.y bonds for poor t.hn:e-day heat. wa ve today had saltH is often the dlffere11ce be· It cannot make or lose rrom price .~ ln.:e <JI captivity o.t 9 15 A M and rellef " He said this would raise I caused nine dea ths In Pacific Coal!l t ween s1dowss and hea.lth F or Sale by <;5 i' M ea ch day directed hwes- 13.000.000 a year and would maKe s t:~ tc..'i Mu-~ ury readmgs in ex· increases or deollnes since It has made a. definite oontract to deliver ~ 1gat urg l" tile secluded farmho•:se available ovc1 $12.600.000 In bond cc,;s o! 100 were common m t:all r- The Stom•bu~y Drug Co. graln for a price equa! to t.he pdee Drschbl Informed reQera.l a~ •nt.s l&'. ues omia. Nevada, Idaho Wns.Ji ngwn Middleport, Ohio Dflpald •· r~·· trlonda ,.o4 uo lottm or n••• DWIIer lor Pl!l>!icallotl ~7 lbq1lld 111 all .,....Iilii! lhetr . .m,._.!PWUII> pol n~ 1o lie ~lr~Dte4. ~oua let-Le,., howev't c"'Uerit &Dd. de,irabl~ Ln them• ~.. in ... lfwlan<>e will be publlahod. _.. ·----- . THE. L~TEST ~nnouncs':'ent regarding the ~id which Will be ,furmsl!ed to VIllages and communities in general, seems to J>Oint to )he directipn tl>at Pol!l~roy and ,!4eigs County may expeot little from thi• •ourc~. This latest announcement especl.ally seems to hit at the propo•ed Shade River dam, which it had heen conqdently "~·:~~~[1 ,~ hgped and expected would furniah a conoiderable amoount I of worj< and ·income (9r our many county people so ba~ ly 1 .,.'!J~il'· ".,'•··~ il1 need of emopi•Oyrne11t. I' From all it would 1 ~o far ae furnjshed in spite of rightly, be ·put to better if expenqed in ~tlJer directions, it would oppe~r t~at It hooves us to make every effo1t to get the qght of way tontroversy al~l1.K higpway num~er seven, settled l.lS soon lH! pnesiblc so we can at least PlOt\t to the extent of the thousands of dollars ~ccruing from that project. ~!;very little bit wtll help in this county. THE EPIC FLIGttY FLIERS h.ve returned to their native TI!ElundITALIAN after making a trip via air from Rome to Chicago. They have been acc1almed as great heroes, s~me writers go so far as to hail the journey as the greatest ilight in the .llisto1·y of aeronautics. This lli&Y be true but to the writer it seems that it was merely a gesture com· jlared to the epic making trip of our own Colpnel Lind· hergh, flying as a Lone Eagle. 'l'rue it is tli.ut this was a lfl'C4t example of ma~s fol mation, some two dozen planes taking part throughout the journey. However, the fact must not be overlooked that when the Lone Eagle started from America, unher· ' nlded and HI18Ullg, for R journey, Uncharted and ~bout which no one had any direct personal experience, he • . made a trip that must always rise head and fhoulde!• 11liove anything that U. ·ever attempted in the same directio~, ag~in. He blazed the trai~, others, scores of them by now, including the brave, intrepid, heroic Italiano, have merely follow•d. the VICious porson o~ person• who perpetrated the latest outrage in Toledo the world's worRt criminal or criminals. · As a result of a ~akery war, some vicious indh•idual • Qf group of them, Sl'attercd ground glass into a consiin· ·meut o{ rolls ready for innocant people in Toledo to con· "Jlme. Already several are undor the care of PhYsicians while frantic effort• are being made to trace the balance 6f the poisoned articles. l'hysici~ns iook 37 t>!ec~• of glasr,' .frq!ll one victim while oeveral otho!""' lives ~r~ despalr~d as a of one_of!,~. most qlah<tlkal, ~~1141~1>. ~rl'l'- - It Waa the biO'If•Oft. The , lid Ol\ the rhant\Oic cover h.a&n 1t landt!lC\ yet. we JUst ab~ut spert~ everY. dime everybody had. 'fW() . tar.!l In every JUhlt~rd ahd all the rest of NOTIC£ 1 that h'o~Umberry. haa - knew what waa wrong. Time '1\' 111 heal anythlna. But nobOdy had enough sense to oil the clock and wlth wthd It up. poul.. hl\\le Lolli about ){arch, we started wilh· j l?.olua: Our master mliids h~ ~n Europe tn1Ung In thimbles atnce 1929. Colum-Btartlnr with the new admlnlstraW ~; The ot' SALE ESTATE Sta~ OF REAL or Ohio. MciiJIJ County , There wlll be a publtc auction at the dtor of tt:.~ Court House In PQmeroy. Melas County, Ohio, on Lhe 29th day of Aua:ust. 1933, at to ·oo o'clock A. M. on the lollowln&: dcscrlbed real est:ate, situated in Lhe County or Melas and State bt and in the Town~~hlp ol Taken as tlic- propct·ty of E. B. Bec1le to satl8fy an execution In favor of the NaUona.l Ouorant.ee & F·lna.nce Co. A. 0. Tucy, to~wlt: Machado " Pal~ce · S4·9S 1 Ford Trutk 1931 Model, Stake ~ t:ody. Motor No. AAf207181. Ap· praised at $250. Terll\8 of Sale: Ouh In hand on day or sale ~.,. , ' Sherif! of Metua County. In Arthut L. Rowe, Attorney_ 9Sc DOWN-$'1.00 PE~ MONTH ·Southern Ohio Electric-C..' '· - ' ....... 8-8-it. ~~=====::;;li;..;'-- --~-·-- DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edaon ((,Waite, Shawnee, ~'i~~~~EJ~I CRIMI!'iAL ,·I IS INDEED easy to proclaim ~<1fm~!' y SMOKERS TO CAM:ELS O~lahuma \ J. W. HAi'iSON, ~DITOR OF THE NEW SMYRNA (FLORtDA) DAILY NEWS, S.\YS: : Huco JoHNSON says: ''A news cameraman doesn't keep office hours!! have to be where the news is:.when it breaks. Ifs a tre'mendous min on' the nervous SYstel!l: No WQn!ler I am a heavy smoker II find that with camels ' ·I t:811•'1J}noke all I w.ant, !T•t . ' keep my nervi'S healthy." . " If you are a steady smoker, Camels are made for you! They are so mild that they will never tire your taste ... or fray your nervee. Get a paek and prove it for youreelf. It is more fun to know I . ' .-·: ,, '• .t: •• •i. ' ' '"• ' '',d . .... . . .... ' ·, '" ' II ,• , I ' �·-· '1'\lUDAY••wousT ta, ,.., •ruJ:8DA Y, At10U8'11 II, 1138 • TIJE D4J~Y TIHftPNJ: .,..tter 1!01>1'!>' ...,'•In the Ar...y ~-~I"'""--~""!!~ """""' 01 ~-ci¥J U. 1", al I'!NII Ofl!<e al '"I piiQI, ~ under lbe Ael Ql llareh S, 1"'. P~ lltU1 """ I llomdor ""'!'pi Salunlay. I . lloeOil'! ,I,...~ Pomoror. o. Locale<! on J.,ower - ' .. '' ; .- ~ ,. "'wl. VIRGINIA GREGG ~~ · Wh~ our Fre4 lft•li<OII. w. Wo••o. l'llll"""l•hlo. Plfloi!JifJ~· 'poe Weet poll•"' eu.ter .... , • . .. . :.r· ···· · t .15 · 9D' Month ~--y ......... .. : . , . • .. e4'r . . • . . . . . . • . . . . • . • . UUIII' I' Loeal Educator Becomes Benedict M. W. Eaoex, Hich School · PriDc:ipal, W eel a Marie 11411"!!~1!1' "' -~ One Month .• .•• •• ••.• • .••. .00 !1hre.er~~!l~ · · ' · · · · ' ' · · · · · · .,..Jt-nnlll . ... .... .. .. ... , 6.00 One Ye•• ..., " " " " •••" " " · ' Cp~J. AAC.l!ll1t:NT MEJ;:TING of coal' men in W••hington with NRA ·. oftlclajs, to date, has resulted in nothing .more than an Impasse as me"!bers of the powet•ful Appalachian Coal Operators' Asaociation in the Ea!rt have refused to subscribe to the plans set forth by Administrator 'Johnson and his assi:stunts. As a consequence, the meeting has been adjourned for the present while additional efforts will be made to bring about the desired result which the administration is seeking. A1! might be surmised, the trouvle hin11es on the affe old controversy of unionization and its attendant side issues. It is to be hoped for the good of the industry ao \hll a~ the general helpful effect a settlement will h•"'" on th~ country's recovery effort, that ob compromise satisfactory to both miners and operators, may soon IJe ,TIU: filE ' William Hamm (left). kidnaped St. Paul hre'.\ er. "ith United States District Attorney Lew. Dnll. as he r t stimony that is expected to rec;ult 111 the cxtnu.h~:~e of~ Roger Touby 81~d th.e gaug chicf'8 ihl·ee compan>ons who ai'C now held Ill .Milwaukee. Rue Tuckerman Is en.toYIIJ8 1t vauttion tram ctuttea a t the Meigs GJCcety Company . M1 and Mrs l"mnk Vthcent of Cohnn bua llrriVf'd TUel!ldH.y ror l'e\' Davir of Jackaon e•·al days vl!l~ wtth thf'tr awn, Mi~B Elizabeth Ward. Mr'. VIncent lzl Announcerp.ent hiL'I been recelved recupcn tlng ·from a. recent operaht;re ol the marriage of Mr. Martin 1 t!on, Walker Es&ell:, Prtnetpal oi the Mid• Mrs. C H. Bowe11 :m d two daua:h~ dteport IUgh &bool, t.o Miss Ma'l'ie tu s of C~l~bU.!I ILI'rved Tuc.:.d.e.y Davia of Jackllon, o.~ whlcb oCcur· ror ·tl few daJs vls.lt with the rorm~ ~ Satutdf!.l', A\ll(USt 12, at Preder- cr's ,.uncle and aunt, Mr. a.nd ~· lcktown~ 0,·, wtt.h !lev T~ ~d Gay 1 Ha rey Russell and dauahter H11da. oi the • Middleport PJ"esbyterl~ Ml'll . Louis!l. Dennis wwl admitted Church OttictaW.,. ' to Hol:iter h06pi~AI a.t O&lllpolla Mr. Euex who' hBB been &880Ctat~ Monday aft.Ernoon for observation etA with tbe Htsh· School hefe tor and treatment. Her daught4!l'fl, the paat few :Years, attended Ohio Mrs, Oeorge Hoeflich, Mrs. c. M. State Utl)verslty the past Bummer. Orecg and Mll!la M&ry Ann Denn18 He ls a rr.d.ua.te ot that university J vl8l f.ed with her Tuesday. H~s parents re11tde a.t Rae. 0. 1 Mrs Marlon Estep of AkrOn i8 Immediately following the cere- ViSiting her motl'ler, Mrs. John mony Mr. li.nd fdrs El8ex left ror K, nne.w a weddln1 ' trip to ChiC&Io to attend Francis and WIIUam Anderson leR A CenturY of Progress bxposmon 1uesday mornlni torn. v1Blt with thitr a1*t ¥1'1. ;ohn T . Dav11 of Mr. and Wra. W U. P1nruJY Nri' Ycrk\l'olty. " Tbe Plalna were Sunday ~ of · ur: and Mf!· Hubert. Qhamben Mila Mar)' Ann DenniA. and Mr. a:Jid lira. WllUI · A1ktlh1r'e 1 Q. M. Byers arrt.ved. Monday tTom returned. Manda)' trom a vwtt at A j Nease Settlement for a villlt w1t.h c entury ur Propeu bpOIJtlon &nd h1Ji brother, J . W. Byen: and fim!ly. alSo from ava.thrtth relat.lvesat. J Mrl. E. R . Tompkns and aon Bob· Tulaa, ,Old&. After & lboJ1. •Lop at · by )ert Sunday for a visit with her I I I I 1 via- l da'' I I ClaJffi • wee: ., U: I · '' cOUDCI'} VI-TEA I Wht'le Spee dY --- HEAT WAVE I I -,•-·- reac~ed. ....__ ~ - ... - --- New-. ,W4TERLESS COOKING Wrile many industries have been falling in lin• with the proposals voiced by Mr. Johnson, tbere are yet mo.uv results to be attained and a number of iml'ortapt ip~lus­ trials whu haVe not yet been able to se~ their ~~y to BUl>Bcribe to the cpde os it affects their busi~~es. While many have subecribed here in .ou:r· own EUITounqlng village<!, few additional emplofees been put to work BO that little if any change has been noted. tEPt:!tAJ. ~ID They will return to Middleport after their hone)'moon where they will ma lre their home 1 the grnwer ph iS tho: actual that on one Bunduy r:10Tlling the Amend me:ll.. of the bet~ U\X, as Ore,on and Arlzolla. hand!. In&" CXIIUs. plane dld not. pe111 and frcm De· p roposed woul(! bnost the pl'f!-,ent A· f r . t thur\deritorm ' l'IPII In When tlle ll'lln actually 18 c1ellv- pa.rt.me nt ot Commnce weaiJltr Lurrt> l tu~ from $1 to $lb0 1wd re· the Imperial Valle~ near the Knl· er ~ by the elevator io & purchaser 1 da.t& and AJnertcan Airways pilot.IJ' peal the exl~;tlrt¥ ta.x ol 50 !M'r ce nt CRn border and ran the th.enn omMAr lht!' luLure con ti"&CLI"C'P~aenttntfthe report.! de t.ennlned th~~ot the plane on a ll over fl 4 charsed ror each there down w SIS. trom a record. "h edge" Ia r ,·.,urena:ied. Larp)J had veeNHt off 11.8 eourac near Dal- barreL hl.in ol 118 degrees, The; storm becallSt! 'nedcini" lr.lura the ban• Ia• 1.o escape threatenln8 wea.ther. Governor W)'llte madf' hili pro- uproott-d tret>111nd I.Ult~fed houses. tl~er of rraln agalnat a. hea'l)' 1pecArmed wttb the data. lnvestlga- pcaed am endm ent~ to the "dmlssRed Bluff 1n northem Dldlfomia. ~ home here, they Jeit for a daut~ht.er Mn. s . J, Hamer and· uhi.Uve 1068,. board of trade spoll:et- tors circled. an area near P aradise lORJ and beer· t.ax 8 part. or three wa& f.he h•1ttR.st place m the Wel!ll· tt!wtth llr. Mnd ~ John MaJor 1 fam.lly near ptt~U!"Kh men claim araln 15 handled on • and located IJle fannho\lllf! (l! hill ft ve prograi'Jl.8 with a muun um of 114: d~ and ,)Lh Mr. awl. Mrs. Cbarr.Der's l Mr. and Mn. Ebel' Bowen an4 1 c!oser ma1'11n of prom than an,y When Bailey led eleven convieta AdmlsiJions under the l~eb'la10ft, Rlcbard at Columbus. Thty ; dauah~ra Prances and OlMIJJ ie_ft C· Ule r commodltJ . from the lALII.Ilng, Ku: . prison ture's recent law are t.and only lf K. OF C. MEETINfl' E:llpetfl to retum: JI'rld&y. i Tuesday mornln& for New York And here t.h.e7 enter Ju.tiftcatlon Memorial Day he Wl\6 servlni ten tney are above 40 cents. B y lower- 1 MIN Belen Beaon of COlwnbu.s City for ten vLIIt with libJ, 'R.I !o1 the presence of the apeclllator w fifty years tor biUlk rob~ry He ,11 g the exempt on to 10 cent.s the to- I Oh lcRgo. A.U'f. 1.5--IN8-W1th arrived JCond,ay evenlna: to apend A Gamble <Esther Bowen.) U. the n1tu.c.e t . the man Who merel. v wu a.l.so wanted for the ,.,,000,000 tal y1eld, he sa id, cou.d be lloolil.td I WOre thb.n 300 delegates. 9Jl hand, several weeki her-e with her father .'1 Mlss Mildred Hazelton spent the b_!l~/s f utu re& Mild aSSUJII.EIIJ the rilk holdup or !.he LiDooln Neb . bank to 13.000.000 a y~ar t he nfty-t\rst lnterna.ttonal oonvt:h W H. BeetOn and other relatives week end with reletlves at Bh!U2e. c, a declinlnll: market lor the pur- and TrWit Company Sept 1? . 1930 All soft dr.nks would be ta xed [ t.on or the Knlghta of Colwnbus and trtenda. j p r:-se or dlspoehll of them later at He hs •l lHO wan ted !or the murdel' one-half cent per bottle 1-'Qul valent c pe n cd heu: tod ay. 1 :1t W•Lh no Intention of nc- of J Earl Smith, TuJan o.t.tc..rney MJsa Ruth McKinley of Harrison- . t.o t.he ta x on beer, under thl' proA re.~o lut lc n was ready ·for pre~ Ule nd .Mtas Rub S era who ' ceptlng nctual acnvery of tile grain posed beverage le vy 'f' r. tatlun tu tile lfenenl ,asnembly ; t"the aat Does ~he specUla tor profit at the Fully $!0.700.000 c:~ uld be ra!~erl tod11.y . p• om11:11ng complete 11upport 1 Lh~ ronn- [ ~pelllslted :ere Bunda} with the lat· t>XPen!ll ': t t.he f:umer?Th~ bof.nl ot I t.he governor est.mate<l from the 1 1 the NRA. codes by e,mployer~ ;~.,Y moth M Ell 8 and j CCont1nue4 nom Paee ()ne) trade answers nep.~lvely, with a propot>ed ·nuisa nce taxes· In one \•l'o u1 e members of thP order ""'"' s er, rs. a. yers \ quotation from wheat studies ol tb8 1 year ~~~~~,~. KlnlMisl!l sr~:e,t=n='~ · "Hedglna IJ an imp;>rta.nt tunc-- trod research. ln8titute. Stanford !Continued from Paae OOol I Previous plans to lnclude !ttl ln............ -c ey ... tlon of the board, It ls the uae o1' Un~verslty, which stated : come tax tn the program were continue her visit there. future eontraeta as insurance ''Whether the speculator In the plesentatlon of their code a Mndoned This was the result of ,W R . Hanes an A. & P . Com- anatnst price deellne by the hold- wheat po. ys for the prlvlleti:e of The tariff question w~ raised a. bellet that th e presen t tax on lnpany otbelal ,from Port.amou:; er ot 1raln, or aaalnat rlll1nl prt.oea carrying the risk& ot wheat price "fain befOl'l! ~he recovery admlnlll~ comes Wlder the Intangible tax Law A Natural Health . Drink ~pent Bunday wlth H . D. Ina: by those who have entered into ~h:1 J!l(6 h e ~e-ivesume remunen~. traUon when w H M eyer ftl!lh l'.ould r end er such a law un ralr and Conta ins m"re diges tl ble mineral'\' u '! d familY here. commitment! for the d.eUvery of tlon fer hls J-;a'.c..carryma, tt 18 1 tackle manufacturer aenlanded unworkable 1'1 a ve~da blf' form than any other Mt. and Mrs. Arnold Roush,;f grain or Ita product!!. The followlni c1ear U1at they car~y the :ril!ks for a j that a provision be trlcluded in th& The r t1111.ntic bond Issue suggt!Sted kn•J Wil phm ~ or medlciqe This 8 fxample llluatrates Its operation: LoQ:IUl are vlsitlna· ~ill mother flm ullcr chnr11_e than WO\IId be ex~ lpdustry•s code providing protec- lor the state would be retired from wondl'rl ul Leguine pla n t .scuds its Hattie Ruble, First Avenue and 1 A country elevator buys 10,000,000 al'ted f(l r th.e same servtoe, by~ ele- tton from lmj)Ol'b 11 Increased ·, general levy on real esta te, the roo!IS down h l!.e~n to one. hundred Hudson street here. d , l>UIIhels of ·sratn today 'from tbe vntcr operators. m\lletB amt the priCes cause liuyen to ~>eek rnr- present admlsswn , cosmetics and a nd twenty-five feet securing vital Maxine Terrell ot HolU ay .!1 farmer for cash. Wishing only a !Ike Were the latter all wlUlng WJ el n-made Boode bl'er taxes being le!t In opera.ti<Jn mi nt rR I e l ~ m t: nts the short rooted until runds for poor relief are U. \'a !l Cove, W. Va .. lzl spendlna: the week b'Jfi(t1mate profit !or handling and Fpeculat1ve traders to carry the £' plalJts Ia!l to obtain from nnturt:'t ?lith Miss Betl;y Li&:ht.er, MlsB storage and not desiring to enter Il:::k~. they would not to universally r blc from the bond lssut.. >Jrc::. t chemical :,tore house Mary Lllhter returned recently into speculation, the elevator lm.. practice price hedging" VI· T ea cuntalns the salts and from & visit at PltLsbura:h and mediately upon acquMtion oi thE> --·"'--"-~ · ~i n c r als t just as natur'e placed Holliday's Cove. She waJJ accom- grain sellJJ a like number of bUSh· PACIFIC COAST IS th~m lu the plants) without which pa.nied by Mlu 'Jerrell 1 els on the exchanae for future delJOud health Is unpO£,Sible Also Mr and Mrs. Paul Gordon an- ' u,·ery at the market price. ccontin1.1~a lrom Pace One) HIT BY VJta mJ ns A, B D a nd~ E .The ladt nounce the birth or a do.UJJhter 1 The elevator has not "hcdgrd ' and gas companies run for fiH• · -bom recentl)• IIF purcha.se.;; from prOducers bv u fConlif'llJed ffOm Paee one) years, "to be used to finance th e Los Angeles. Aug I 5~1N S--A o! enou;;h of these minerals and 1"short" sale on t!:le ruture ma.rktt ; -Issuance or count.y bonds for poor t.hn:e-day heat. wa ve today had saltH is often the dlffere11ce be· It cannot make or lose rrom price .~ ln.:e <JI captivity o.t 9 15 A M and rellef " He said this would raise I caused nine dea ths In Pacific Coal!l t ween s1dowss and hea.lth F or Sale by <;5 i' M ea ch day directed hwes- 13.000.000 a year and would maKe s t:~ tc..'i Mu-~ ury readmgs in ex· increases or deollnes since It has made a. definite oontract to deliver ~ 1gat urg l" tile secluded farmho•:se available ovc1 $12.600.000 In bond cc,;s o! 100 were common m t:all r- The Stom•bu~y Drug Co. graln for a price equa! to t.he pdee Drschbl Informed reQera.l a~ •nt.s l&'. ues omia. Nevada, Idaho Wns.Ji ngwn Middleport, Ohio Dflpald •· r~·· trlonda ,.o4 uo lottm or n••• DWIIer lor Pl!l>!icallotl ~7 lbq1lld 111 all .,....Iilii! lhetr . .m,._.!PWUII> pol n~ 1o lie ~lr~Dte4. ~oua let-Le,., howev't c"'Uerit &Dd. de,irabl~ Ln them• ~.. in ... lfwlan<>e will be publlahod. _.. ·----- . THE. L~TEST ~nnouncs':'ent regarding the ~id which Will be ,furmsl!ed to VIllages and communities in general, seems to J>Oint to )he directipn tl>at Pol!l~roy and ,!4eigs County may expeot little from thi• •ourc~. This latest announcement especl.ally seems to hit at the propo•ed Shade River dam, which it had heen conqdently "~·:~~~[1 ,~ hgped and expected would furniah a conoiderable amoount I of worj< and ·income (9r our many county people so ba~ ly 1 .,.'!J~il'· ".,'•··~ il1 need of emopi•Oyrne11t. I' From all it would 1 ~o far ae furnjshed in spite of rightly, be ·put to better if expenqed in ~tlJer directions, it would oppe~r t~at It hooves us to make every effo1t to get the qght of way tontroversy al~l1.K higpway num~er seven, settled l.lS soon lH! pnesiblc so we can at least PlOt\t to the extent of the thousands of dollars ~ccruing from that project. ~!;very little bit wtll help in this county. THE EPIC FLIGttY FLIERS h.ve returned to their native TI!ElundITALIAN after making a trip via air from Rome to Chicago. They have been acc1almed as great heroes, s~me writers go so far as to hail the journey as the greatest ilight in the .llisto1·y of aeronautics. This lli&Y be true but to the writer it seems that it was merely a gesture com· jlared to the epic making trip of our own Colpnel Lind· hergh, flying as a Lone Eagle. 'l'rue it is tli.ut this was a lfl'C4t example of ma~s fol mation, some two dozen planes taking part throughout the journey. However, the fact must not be overlooked that when the Lone Eagle started from America, unher· ' nlded and HI18Ullg, for R journey, Uncharted and ~bout which no one had any direct personal experience, he • . made a trip that must always rise head and fhoulde!• 11liove anything that U. ·ever attempted in the same directio~, ag~in. He blazed the trai~, others, scores of them by now, including the brave, intrepid, heroic Italiano, have merely follow•d. the VICious porson o~ person• who perpetrated the latest outrage in Toledo the world's worRt criminal or criminals. · As a result of a ~akery war, some vicious indh•idual • Qf group of them, Sl'attercd ground glass into a consiin· ·meut o{ rolls ready for innocant people in Toledo to con· "Jlme. Already several are undor the care of PhYsicians while frantic effort• are being made to trace the balance 6f the poisoned articles. l'hysici~ns iook 37 t>!ec~• of glasr,' .frq!ll one victim while oeveral otho!""' lives ~r~ despalr~d as a of one_of!,~. most qlah<tlkal, ~~1141~1>. ~rl'l'- - It Waa the biO'If•Oft. The , lid Ol\ the rhant\Oic cover h.a&n 1t landt!lC\ yet. we JUst ab~ut spert~ everY. dime everybody had. 'fW() . tar.!l In every JUhlt~rd ahd all the rest of NOTIC£ 1 that h'o~Umberry. haa - knew what waa wrong. Time '1\' 111 heal anythlna. But nobOdy had enough sense to oil the clock and wlth wthd It up. poul.. hl\\le Lolli about ){arch, we started wilh· j l?.olua: Our master mliids h~ ~n Europe tn1Ung In thimbles atnce 1929. Colum-Btartlnr with the new admlnlstraW ~; The ot' SALE ESTATE Sta~ OF REAL or Ohio. MciiJIJ County , There wlll be a publtc auction at the dtor of tt:.~ Court House In PQmeroy. Melas County, Ohio, on Lhe 29th day of Aua:ust. 1933, at to ·oo o'clock A. M. on the lollowln&: dcscrlbed real est:ate, situated in Lhe County or Melas and State bt and in the Town~~hlp ol Taken as tlic- propct·ty of E. B. Bec1le to satl8fy an execution In favor of the NaUona.l Ouorant.ee & F·lna.nce Co. A. 0. Tucy, to~wlt: Machado " Pal~ce · S4·9S 1 Ford Trutk 1931 Model, Stake ~ t:ody. Motor No. AAf207181. Ap· praised at $250. Terll\8 of Sale: Ouh In hand on day or sale ~.,. , ' Sherif! of Metua County. In Arthut L. Rowe, Attorney_ 9Sc DOWN-$'1.00 PE~ MONTH ·Southern Ohio Electric-C..' '· - ' ....... 8-8-it. ~~=====::;;li;..;'-- --~-·-- DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edaon ((,Waite, Shawnee, ~'i~~~~EJ~I CRIMI!'iAL ,·I IS INDEED easy to proclaim ~<1fm~!' y SMOKERS TO CAM:ELS O~lahuma \ J. W. HAi'iSON, ~DITOR OF THE NEW SMYRNA (FLORtDA) DAILY NEWS, S.\YS: : Huco JoHNSON says: ''A news cameraman doesn't keep office hours!! have to be where the news is:.when it breaks. Ifs a tre'mendous min on' the nervous SYstel!l: No WQn!ler I am a heavy smoker II find that with camels ' ·I t:811•'1J}noke all I w.ant, !T•t . ' keep my nervi'S healthy." . " If you are a steady smoker, Camels are made for you! They are so mild that they will never tire your taste ... or fray your nervee. Get a paek and prove it for youreelf. It is more fun to know I . ' .-·: ,, '• .t: •• •i. ' ' '"• ' '',d . .... . . .... ' ·, '" ' II ,• , I ' �> otrlo I '"'\ TUiJsP,AY, l T' ;n~s · . 'Q.fii' J'y . . . OAK ... GaOV£ Rov itpen.cer a.nd wife and Marlou' Eill~'# or• wllh Prank vllttm* 'f'tle CJub Rotaurant Leam from · Poineroy, entrant In the seooncl A.tne~toe;n LeWton• reereatloilJ.l tour· uament defeated the Valley Y1ew n lne NOO.day • blaht ~bta »I 'tile Nlddlepor~ under ttle hllh oclioo1 athletic .fteld atter a wlld and wooly co"'*!~. ~ I<> •· Mlsplayl by tlelders on ea~ team lt tt: tKe \rtctory··in' doubt tmtD tne man 'Qtl\.he Vi\lJey VJew '•nre· gallon hod been retl!;e<lln Ule llhal lDat body of Antonio Jlmin.ez, head of Havana's dre ~td'ed police, is shown lit a Havana lltl'jlet _ilfte~ he hud been shot to death by the revolutionary shown b~ill.!' conlrJ'atulated for t he doed, At ).,ft the slayer •• haded "" a hero by th.e crowd of revolutionists. eplaode, oprOvldJna apectat6rS wltb. eftllina of-'entertalnlilent. Ttl~ Vit.Uey VIew nine llt.JI.rted things to: hummm. tn the very 'tlrst lunlnl' when· tl'HI ftnt man up, Oll~ ver, ]ltcterd otft. one ot · Pilcher's eAsier otferlbp and sent lt out for a hit. Pilcher looted bad In the ttglnnblB wbm be passed the ond 'man \I.J,, Hesaon. Zirkle sliu~ck out for the nnt: Out, Oliver went third •and IJiSISOn to second. Oliver tror'ed ln tl\11 IDntna: after Grimm 1\ D MORtli~G STAR Ohio ~tatF Fair Yi.itDra lion. ForSale,M~ i'JOPA'! l-,lo'Ftt CGtUMBUS .,....., - · .d . Plllb . lirounded. out from second to fttst. ~OJ!!o. ~. out to Pilcher ma.l;lnl the third out. The · Club team. not to be out~ (ione, began their halt of !he 1n1Ual Inning "ith s. fast running star~. the fl.r5t man to face Grimm, Me~ Kltrlck, knocktne a single. N. Kniaht walked then H. Kni&:ht ,..aa out, Olark to Johnson. Quillen went Orblul Heli&On ftled &to. aliloUt ..uo .. Dllt!Jil.i elM b11!l.. ~. · I:J•Il»lu..i ... .. !~~: ~~~~~~r..:~~~~- h~: oaul ,, II ' pu~ then Ridenour l.i lngled, Qunlen soorlng on the right Helder's. error. Neal scored next on tM1d atter Eisel~ lilein aoored lik.e- 1 I ' ~ I The Firemen nicknd liOUflB RUJ;· Bab, jl.uth, who Is wuchlng '""" Lorn tight now In one of t he reu for siX sl ngJcs oC which o rcas won;t. slumps of hb;t career and Green ar:count:Jd for two each. Wblle Poxx was pw;lung Llu- R. Shumaker a.nd S. Young 6t'ball around. Roy Ma.Hatrey found c:ured the-- other two. For the Odd Pellows, the bli( ltUe trouble from the Cleveland ~~"'eoti'~ fi~tl Sc~er Hito batters and 'he A's rulled away nolae wa.t; Gaul. who Y.'ith 60tl\e safeties Qnd lhe A's ro Ued away a.sslatancc from hls ~atl:ls, Sate y 4 Timoo to Drive the prnc, 11 t.o 5. scored both runs for the victors . ijom~ 8 Ru111 In the ouly other cam e plnycd He hn o. stu glc and double while ' In e1thcr blgue yest.erday. Dctro!t Dennison alM ca.me throuah wlth Qy CO P ~ C. BURU uc.:ored four rllll8 ln the seventh two dngleiJ a.nd Weyersm.Uier. SlsIN5 lloor!o Wrllor Inning aud won. 6 to 5, from Bos- oon and Dally &~'Cured one hit. New Yot'k. .-.·.. g. 15.-INs-···nle ton's Red Box. Elden Aulter , each i:Jor;y dlea: not and the srlef 1.6 brought up rrom Beaumont. Texas, The partia l Lox fiCOI"e followr;. PBfit.'' made h ls debut with Detroit &::; a I ,.. League Re cord , Di~k ' Hanlc)', who will direct the all-East team against all-Wcot outfit at Soldie1· Fidd, Chic ago, I he night_uf August 24, display• th e uniform of t~e pccasiqp to some of the pl11 ycr. whu ha ve reported in Chicago· for wor~oJlbl. From left to right tltcy urc Gil Berry, Illin ois (kneeling) ; Stan Williamson, SputjJern California: po~c h Ila11ley. Bill Beasley, St. M llf!' '"; Tay Brown, So~thcrn C~ lifo'ritia ; Roy Sparling, Southern California, nnd Di ck I• encl, Northwestern. first. T,be Valley View scoring was ol'er ::. ltllough they threatened a rally t hat looked danee~us In the start In each of the three Innings followThe" Clul;'s went. to second on a passed ~ll ~lnough catcher. Pilcher .!!truck out and McKitrlclt lltru(lk out N. Knight singled sending Duckworth to third . H. Knight was aUowed first base on h ilt hot ono on third baseman's error, but N, Kmght wks cHught attempting to score when the leCt fteldet· retl'icvcd. the ball end snapped the Lhirl:l oul. it Lo Lhe ca.tch~:1· for One peculiarity of Grlmm 's pitfor the Valley Vlcw aggregathat h e :Muck out ten · , seven of these strike out to two men Picher three. ' out nine Valley . Jimmy f'c:x :~ may noL keep a di- at.a.rtiJ11 hurl?!' but faded out af- first on third bMI!ma.n's error and I was battmg In ElseiBt.eln's place. Box score : was allowed fir&t on an error He ('lub b.g, ary, and he ma.y not care •tor littLe ter t h~ innings a·, the BostonjotU.ngs from th~· poets, buL tt he i.all8 rucked him for seven hils hap:"""".#"!'"l>iedtythat ktnd ot a guy, Piacher a.nd llogsett flnilihed Bee~ trott.cd out the 11~- ton aloo used three hurlera, Pip.. and penned 8'1'a8 r ~tlrlng in favor of Brown in tbe seventh and Brown giv1n1 wa.y to Welch wHen he prov-ed no better tb&n P!was. AB R H PO A ·E li 1 1 o o 4 1 1 0 0 4 o o o o McKitrick, If N, Kn!ght , ss H . Knight, cf Quillen. 2b . . . . .. 4 I o 1 4 Netll, rf . . . . . . t 2 3 0 0 o .oaul, 3b,c' ... f o 1 2 o Duckworth, 3b JUdeuour. lb 2 1 1 1 3 .. . . 4 1 2 ta o Eim:lsLcin, e . . . . . . :.! o 2 1 0 Pilcher, p ... 4 0 0 2 1 ... •• Sh&U/jij 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 •10 Once more wet·c Lhc rca :nL1cn D nnloon, lb tans of the Pomeray leque treat- Slooon, If ed t.o a. closo, hard fought. and ~BIT, M . wen pln.y ~d flRJ.De when the Odd Do.Uy. tl ........ .. 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 Ft llow11 htmk:ed up wttll thA Fill!·· in IIOW TillEY STAND hOinPr Loa~ and 02 · r39 68 fiO 113 68 65 62 Toledo . . . . I)D Louiavllle , . . . . . 58 04 64 Milwaukee . . . . . . . . 52 70 7tl Kansaa OlLy . . . . . . 48 Nli'l'IONAL J,J:~GUr;: Club Won New York ... .. ... . 63 Pittsburgh .. , .. , . fit Chicago .. , , . . 61 et. Louis .......... 'uu Do.tton . . . . . . . .. . . . 68 Lost 43 48 49 Phtladclphiu. , , . . . . 45 62 &2 61 Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . 43 62 Cincinnati . . . . . . . 44 67 l"<\IIOllj4~ LE.t.GJI~ 01nolnfltt! ill ·N"f YDtk. Ohlcqd at Bolt.On. St. Louls at. Pblladelptli&. Only ~e. ocheduled. ~lub VWon 10 64 54 fi5 51 St. Louls . . . . . . . . . 'l1 INTEI!NATION¥ LMGV~ Club Won Newark . .. 8:3 Rochester . . . . . . . . . 7:1 Baltimore . . . .. . . . . 'll Toronto ........ , . , 68 < ........ MOntreal ... , ..... , 65 ~utralo Lost 53 M 64: 67 ap . . .. . .. .. . . . 63 Albany . . . . . . . . . . . . 6ll 7! Jersey CitY, . . .. . . . . ,_ ""' '10 YES'fl!KD.f :~ . !!'H,V4<~~~~ ~ '"!!'!'lOAN , ~- j ' . ,. ""• '"' A I w11 '1 I tnar,.lnr, maoa(ll.n'L' t.o uush n11t> Cramer &t ngie tally Oller Llle rublM!r. aid , c•d a nd abc tU>d by Mt'. Roush who 11·mpom rliy lost control o.nd walksumf! baLIA!rfi. ' •. . 4ii!E-1fAH !-EAGVB - 000 1 o o 0 0 0 0 2 Q U Q 0 1 6 Q ~ 2 ( 4 0 I 4 r 2 c l 3 0 l ', 2 0 1 11 i 0 0 .I 1 n o 1l . Prompt Relief From ltc:bing Ecze• t.ll•~ boeaUIO cl Ita rare lqnclieota. To t'.learaway Rubel, PID:ipllt .......,,, lUilJIWOI'III 1111J1 tite oldn to oonnul aiWII,VII uao dei!'L ll!l!lllliNr :r..mo: illllst on pnume Zom.o; tt'i worth fJ!e tlri,., -- ;I~ b~ rollef, 81i<, 60< onci fl. All~· •.- ~4 · ·· ~· •.. <>>-= 1-• · ~' ~ ,£in . Pid You Ever Stop To Think?. By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTHUR J. M.I\NSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARI,.INGTON (ff!ASS.) NEWS, SAYS; ".,\!!I!C!~t everybody baa aometbin1 to 1ellud in order to make a aale there muat firat be a contact of aome kind. . ·. "Newapaper adyertiaing ia for the pu~ of helpU!I( to &ell either morchandi~e or jdeaa or both. The app~~&l of the ·loc:l!l newapaper is univero,l; it- newt ia e~Jerf:r tiii!K~t &llcl it offen an fllloll!llent opportunity for the loc~l m~l'fll~'lfJ!t~nmr hi• Pl~!'cfl~­ fliAtt to lh!! ~tt1l!ltjon ~f "'e local coll•~if!Je~*. · · . · . 1' Lhey had prevl.owly ~uccee dcd by the theoppcstng offeringsside. of 1ntchen: nf lht> M 57 fl(l . :;~~~~~~~~··~IJ~Inir~w~l;~1h 38 t3 53 68 li'l ~ 1 0 0 0 0 lt'o wonderful ~hewaf~if.t­ !1111 ~Zemo brill&>. prompt to tt.cbiuf, burnJn• 1104, evea In leVIN made. Tbey -.ItehlDiotopotbemomeatZemo naqowes t ct toucbel the llmclli and lntlahti.l oldn Neitht'r t{'am was able to JI'Ct Jn- Lost 41 Cr.~o- r~ AMERICAN LIL\GV!! Washington , .. , . . . New York . . .. . . . Philadelphia . , . . . . Cleveland .. . . .... , c;:hlcago .. .. .. .. .. Oetr~t .. . . .. . . . . Boston . . . . . . . .. .•. . o. one l.o UDI.hing J'fl.d but they d id not hof,:t the advant.age lonR' M 1'1.., secret orga.nh:atlon lads sooo tied It up ln u. benutlful knct 1n the fcurt.h frame. The knot existed fo r two mo::c Foxx·a rec· lnn ln~rn and In th~ lliXth the !l.':l:&· : I tf'rnell:;Js began to untle the knot wtth base AMEBIC4N ASSOCIATION Oolmp.Uus , . , .. .. , . Minneapolis ... IndJauapolls . . . . . . st. Paul . .. .. .. .. .. 0 McNa.ltghl.otl, c .... ~ 0 0 0 'nlc doughty hol;e handlers led ... 202 1:1 by their leaO, lmlQ and Ia nkv Total chieftain who ~td 11- fine ,lob of curvtng: them over , to the Frater. tknre by innings· Ia3 456 189 T ua.llai.a, went down:; to c;lqfea.t only Plnunen. . . . . . , . 001 000 000 l atte~ ·~hg . har<ll"<t kip~ 't'r oa~:· rl.o.o.... . . . ::·' 'OOU"'lllr ®x a The FJrem,.n drawing .nrst blood. ·. ' ~~.~)~~ ' st!Orrrt h1 l.he IJifrd lnnl~ to te.ke J: \<NO~­ VVon U.U!i&Cll, p 1 0 0 0 2 0 mcn.- c Olub 1 WLYlH!ntl\1~ 1', t:S 1 1 R H E hll R t1 ·E ' 0 0 ( :ll> OILUI, 3b .... •0 ...... . ~1itR.IV'E, 3& IO.O .F . \'alley View Oliver, cr .... ... li Hesson, If .. Z1L"kle, rf Jewels, r! 1 Grimm, p ... . .. • CrbBn He.sson, Sb . 4 Olark, 2b ... .. . 3 Roush, sa 2 Orland, ~eBSOn, 811 2 ........, Flreml'll I AB Bartels, rl . . . ...... 3 Green, 3b ...... 4 'loung, lb ... 4: H Young, cl ........... 4 Dunn,lf '4t R. S humake!'. oo . . . . . 4 W. Shwnaker, 2b f Gress, . . . 4 .ft.oUQh, p .. .. .. . . . . . . 4 ·rotal . Totals 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 I Johnson, lb ...... " 0 0 Capehart', c 0 0 10 III'C"" AND to Don to take tbe pri:l;e to Britain. - - - - - - ..w li'!nyy Cre~atAS H ,., fl ·tr~• t~i;~~~g~~~;;~::~~·~Or.pehart C!Wh out ~~ruck QllveL" grounqcd fromo~ut thirdUum to 1 ,, boat the e n~ for the Hanneworth heldSlaf.es by Gar Wood, to brlnw Llle to Trophy, United ehal· U.S. racer, who, l&~Jt year, defeated attempt of KaJ• Oliver scored. The next man walk ed but Jewels struck oUt ror the third out. The West Virginians scored again in the following 1rming when Orban wl.se ' slntle making Rffi!On went to first on ftnt basetlte f•vortng the Club In man's error. He went to second on tile & wild p1tch and stole. third. Clark walked 1and Orland Res&On singled, ~~iDi:·~~ scoring Orban Hesson. Johnsou and ,. ,. str~\Ck j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~T'lir,lalll!l ' . ·' �> otrlo I '"'\ TUiJsP,AY, l T' ;n~s · . 'Q.fii' J'y . . . OAK ... GaOV£ Rov itpen.cer a.nd wife and Marlou' Eill~'# or• wllh Prank vllttm* 'f'tle CJub Rotaurant Leam from · Poineroy, entrant In the seooncl A.tne~toe;n LeWton• reereatloilJ.l tour· uament defeated the Valley Y1ew n lne NOO.day • blaht ~bta »I 'tile Nlddlepor~ under ttle hllh oclioo1 athletic .fteld atter a wlld and wooly co"'*!~. ~ I<> •· Mlsplayl by tlelders on ea~ team lt tt: tKe \rtctory··in' doubt tmtD tne man 'Qtl\.he Vi\lJey VJew '•nre· gallon hod been retl!;e<lln Ule llhal lDat body of Antonio Jlmin.ez, head of Havana's dre ~td'ed police, is shown lit a Havana lltl'jlet _ilfte~ he hud been shot to death by the revolutionary shown b~ill.!' conlrJ'atulated for t he doed, At ).,ft the slayer •• haded "" a hero by th.e crowd of revolutionists. eplaode, oprOvldJna apectat6rS wltb. eftllina of-'entertalnlilent. Ttl~ Vit.Uey VIew nine llt.JI.rted things to: hummm. tn the very 'tlrst lunlnl' when· tl'HI ftnt man up, Oll~ ver, ]ltcterd otft. one ot · Pilcher's eAsier otferlbp and sent lt out for a hit. Pilcher looted bad In the ttglnnblB wbm be passed the ond 'man \I.J,, Hesaon. Zirkle sliu~ck out for the nnt: Out, Oliver went third •and IJiSISOn to second. Oliver tror'ed ln tl\11 IDntna: after Grimm 1\ D MORtli~G STAR Ohio ~tatF Fair Yi.itDra lion. ForSale,M~ i'JOPA'! l-,lo'Ftt CGtUMBUS .,....., - · .d . Plllb . lirounded. out from second to fttst. ~OJ!!o. ~. out to Pilcher ma.l;lnl the third out. The · Club team. not to be out~ (ione, began their halt of !he 1n1Ual Inning "ith s. fast running star~. the fl.r5t man to face Grimm, Me~ Kltrlck, knocktne a single. N. Kniaht walked then H. Kni&:ht ,..aa out, Olark to Johnson. Quillen went Orblul Heli&On ftled &to. aliloUt ..uo .. Dllt!Jil.i elM b11!l.. ~. · I:J•Il»lu..i ... .. !~~: ~~~~~~r..:~~~~- h~: oaul ,, II ' pu~ then Ridenour l.i lngled, Qunlen soorlng on the right Helder's. error. Neal scored next on tM1d atter Eisel~ lilein aoored lik.e- 1 I ' ~ I The Firemen nicknd liOUflB RUJ;· Bab, jl.uth, who Is wuchlng '""" Lorn tight now In one of t he reu for siX sl ngJcs oC which o rcas won;t. slumps of hb;t career and Green ar:count:Jd for two each. Wblle Poxx was pw;lung Llu- R. Shumaker a.nd S. Young 6t'ball around. Roy Ma.Hatrey found c:ured the-- other two. For the Odd Pellows, the bli( ltUe trouble from the Cleveland ~~"'eoti'~ fi~tl Sc~er Hito batters and 'he A's rulled away nolae wa.t; Gaul. who Y.'ith 60tl\e safeties Qnd lhe A's ro Ued away a.sslatancc from hls ~atl:ls, Sate y 4 Timoo to Drive the prnc, 11 t.o 5. scored both runs for the victors . ijom~ 8 Ru111 In the ouly other cam e plnycd He hn o. stu glc and double while ' In e1thcr blgue yest.erday. Dctro!t Dennison alM ca.me throuah wlth Qy CO P ~ C. BURU uc.:ored four rllll8 ln the seventh two dngleiJ a.nd Weyersm.Uier. SlsIN5 lloor!o Wrllor Inning aud won. 6 to 5, from Bos- oon and Dally &~'Cured one hit. New Yot'k. .-.·.. g. 15.-INs-···nle ton's Red Box. Elden Aulter , each i:Jor;y dlea: not and the srlef 1.6 brought up rrom Beaumont. Texas, The partia l Lox fiCOI"e followr;. PBfit.'' made h ls debut with Detroit &::; a I ,.. League Re cord , Di~k ' Hanlc)', who will direct the all-East team against all-Wcot outfit at Soldie1· Fidd, Chic ago, I he night_uf August 24, display• th e uniform of t~e pccasiqp to some of the pl11 ycr. whu ha ve reported in Chicago· for wor~oJlbl. From left to right tltcy urc Gil Berry, Illin ois (kneeling) ; Stan Williamson, SputjJern California: po~c h Ila11ley. Bill Beasley, St. M llf!' '"; Tay Brown, So~thcrn C~ lifo'ritia ; Roy Sparling, Southern California, nnd Di ck I• encl, Northwestern. first. T,be Valley View scoring was ol'er ::. ltllough they threatened a rally t hat looked danee~us In the start In each of the three Innings followThe" Clul;'s went. to second on a passed ~ll ~lnough catcher. Pilcher .!!truck out and McKitrlclt lltru(lk out N. Knight singled sending Duckworth to third . H. Knight was aUowed first base on h ilt hot ono on third baseman's error, but N, Kmght wks cHught attempting to score when the leCt fteldet· retl'icvcd. the ball end snapped the Lhirl:l oul. it Lo Lhe ca.tch~:1· for One peculiarity of Grlmm 's pitfor the Valley Vlcw aggregathat h e :Muck out ten · , seven of these strike out to two men Picher three. ' out nine Valley . Jimmy f'c:x :~ may noL keep a di- at.a.rtiJ11 hurl?!' but faded out af- first on third bMI!ma.n's error and I was battmg In ElseiBt.eln's place. Box score : was allowed fir&t on an error He ('lub b.g, ary, and he ma.y not care •tor littLe ter t h~ innings a·, the BostonjotU.ngs from th~· poets, buL tt he i.all8 rucked him for seven hils hap:"""".#"!'"l>iedtythat ktnd ot a guy, Piacher a.nd llogsett flnilihed Bee~ trott.cd out the 11~- ton aloo used three hurlera, Pip.. and penned 8'1'a8 r ~tlrlng in favor of Brown in tbe seventh and Brown giv1n1 wa.y to Welch wHen he prov-ed no better tb&n P!was. AB R H PO A ·E li 1 1 o o 4 1 1 0 0 4 o o o o McKitrick, If N, Kn!ght , ss H . Knight, cf Quillen. 2b . . . . .. 4 I o 1 4 Netll, rf . . . . . . t 2 3 0 0 o .oaul, 3b,c' ... f o 1 2 o Duckworth, 3b JUdeuour. lb 2 1 1 1 3 .. . . 4 1 2 ta o Eim:lsLcin, e . . . . . . :.! o 2 1 0 Pilcher, p ... 4 0 0 2 1 ... •• Sh&U/jij 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 •10 Once more wet·c Lhc rca :nL1cn D nnloon, lb tans of the Pomeray leque treat- Slooon, If ed t.o a. closo, hard fought. and ~BIT, M . wen pln.y ~d flRJ.De when the Odd Do.Uy. tl ........ .. 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 Ft llow11 htmk:ed up wttll thA Fill!·· in IIOW TillEY STAND hOinPr Loa~ and 02 · r39 68 fiO 113 68 65 62 Toledo . . . . I)D Louiavllle , . . . . . 58 04 64 Milwaukee . . . . . . . . 52 70 7tl Kansaa OlLy . . . . . . 48 Nli'l'IONAL J,J:~GUr;: Club Won New York ... .. ... . 63 Pittsburgh .. , .. , . fit Chicago .. , , . . 61 et. Louis .......... 'uu Do.tton . . . . . . . .. . . . 68 Lost 43 48 49 Phtladclphiu. , , . . . . 45 62 &2 61 Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . 43 62 Cincinnati . . . . . . . 44 67 l"<\IIOllj4~ LE.t.GJI~ 01nolnfltt! ill ·N"f YDtk. Ohlcqd at Bolt.On. St. Louls at. Pblladelptli&. Only ~e. ocheduled. ~lub VWon 10 64 54 fi5 51 St. Louls . . . . . . . . . 'l1 INTEI!NATION¥ LMGV~ Club Won Newark . .. 8:3 Rochester . . . . . . . . . 7:1 Baltimore . . . .. . . . . 'll Toronto ........ , . , 68 < ........ MOntreal ... , ..... , 65 ~utralo Lost 53 M 64: 67 ap . . .. . .. .. . . . 63 Albany . . . . . . . . . . . . 6ll 7! Jersey CitY, . . .. . . . . ,_ ""' '10 YES'fl!KD.f :~ . !!'H,V4<~~~~ ~ '"!!'!'lOAN , ~- j ' . ,. ""• '"' A I w11 '1 I tnar,.lnr, maoa(ll.n'L' t.o uush n11t> Cramer &t ngie tally Oller Llle rublM!r. aid , c•d a nd abc tU>d by Mt'. Roush who 11·mpom rliy lost control o.nd walksumf! baLIA!rfi. ' •. . 4ii!E-1fAH !-EAGVB - 000 1 o o 0 0 0 0 2 Q U Q 0 1 6 Q ~ 2 ( 4 0 I 4 r 2 c l 3 0 l ', 2 0 1 11 i 0 0 .I 1 n o 1l . Prompt Relief From ltc:bing Ecze• t.ll•~ boeaUIO cl Ita rare lqnclieota. To t'.learaway Rubel, PID:ipllt .......,,, lUilJIWOI'III 1111J1 tite oldn to oonnul aiWII,VII uao dei!'L ll!l!lllliNr :r..mo: illllst on pnume Zom.o; tt'i worth fJ!e tlri,., -- ;I~ b~ rollef, 81i<, 60< onci fl. All~· •.- ~4 · ·· ~· •.. <>>-= 1-• · ~' ~ ,£in . Pid You Ever Stop To Think?. By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTHUR J. M.I\NSFIELD, PUBLISHER OF THE ARI,.INGTON (ff!ASS.) NEWS, SAYS; ".,\!!I!C!~t everybody baa aometbin1 to 1ellud in order to make a aale there muat firat be a contact of aome kind. . ·. "Newapaper adyertiaing ia for the pu~ of helpU!I( to &ell either morchandi~e or jdeaa or both. The app~~&l of the ·loc:l!l newapaper is univero,l; it- newt ia e~Jerf:r tiii!K~t &llcl it offen an fllloll!llent opportunity for the loc~l m~l'fll~'lfJ!t~nmr hi• Pl~!'cfl~­ fliAtt to lh!! ~tt1l!ltjon ~f "'e local coll•~if!Je~*. · · . · . 1' Lhey had prevl.owly ~uccee dcd by the theoppcstng offeringsside. of 1ntchen: nf lht> M 57 fl(l . :;~~~~~~~~··~IJ~Inir~w~l;~1h 38 t3 53 68 li'l ~ 1 0 0 0 0 lt'o wonderful ~hewaf~if.t­ !1111 ~Zemo brill&>. prompt to tt.cbiuf, burnJn• 1104, evea In leVIN made. Tbey -.ItehlDiotopotbemomeatZemo naqowes t ct toucbel the llmclli and lntlahti.l oldn Neitht'r t{'am was able to JI'Ct Jn- Lost 41 Cr.~o- r~ AMERICAN LIL\GV!! Washington , .. , . . . New York . . .. . . . Philadelphia . , . . . . Cleveland .. . . .... , c;:hlcago .. .. .. .. .. Oetr~t .. . . .. . . . . Boston . . . . . . . .. .•. . o. one l.o UDI.hing J'fl.d but they d id not hof,:t the advant.age lonR' M 1'1.., secret orga.nh:atlon lads sooo tied It up ln u. benutlful knct 1n the fcurt.h frame. The knot existed fo r two mo::c Foxx·a rec· lnn ln~rn and In th~ lliXth the !l.':l:&· : I tf'rnell:;Js began to untle the knot wtth base AMEBIC4N ASSOCIATION Oolmp.Uus , . , .. .. , . Minneapolis ... IndJauapolls . . . . . . st. Paul . .. .. .. .. .. 0 McNa.ltghl.otl, c .... ~ 0 0 0 'nlc doughty hol;e handlers led ... 202 1:1 by their leaO, lmlQ and Ia nkv Total chieftain who ~td 11- fine ,lob of curvtng: them over , to the Frater. tknre by innings· Ia3 456 189 T ua.llai.a, went down:; to c;lqfea.t only Plnunen. . . . . . , . 001 000 000 l atte~ ·~hg . har<ll"<t kip~ 't'r oa~:· rl.o.o.... . . . ::·' 'OOU"'lllr ®x a The FJrem,.n drawing .nrst blood. ·. 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" 0 0 Capehart', c 0 0 10 III'C"" AND to Don to take tbe pri:l;e to Britain. - - - - - - ..w li'!nyy Cre~atAS H ,., fl ·tr~• t~i;~~~g~~~;;~::~~·~Or.pehart C!Wh out ~~ruck QllveL" grounqcd fromo~ut thirdUum to 1 ,, boat the e n~ for the Hanneworth heldSlaf.es by Gar Wood, to brlnw Llle to Trophy, United ehal· U.S. racer, who, l&~Jt year, defeated attempt of KaJ• Oliver scored. The next man walk ed but Jewels struck oUt ror the third out. The West Virginians scored again in the following 1rming when Orban wl.se ' slntle making Rffi!On went to first on ftnt basetlte f•vortng the Club In man's error. He went to second on tile & wild p1tch and stole. third. Clark walked 1and Orland Res&On singled, ~~iDi:·~~ scoring Orban Hesson. Johnsou and ,. ,. str~\Ck j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~T'lir,lalll!l ' . ·' �. ,. • • ' •. '. .' . ... ' '' , ' ... , ..' \ •' < .l; " ' •• •. . I ' . • ~ .·-' •• TIDDA!LY~.c.JO Uncertainty 0(' Grain Situation Hampers Tradbig .'flJ.UR ARE H IN' ON'WtTH I h" • . 'i. , .... .. ' • "' _ .' 'iOBIDAT, AUGUIIT 11, ltu • Personals WEATHER FORECAST- R EA·DERS' NOTICE - It you want the Newa Office of The Dally Tribune, call 286-L; It the Busln ... Oftlce aak for 202-R. Ohio-Partly cloudy. Warmer In nil'f"!1e South port10n rouowm by llhowtn in WE'd portion ls.t.e tOPIJht. Thund&y abowet'l, I.'OOJ· er In West. portiOn in tJtenoon. • LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. • OF HARNESS By Carrl.er 16 Cente--By Mall $Ul0 If U'a News It's tn The Tribune ~ QuarteHe Accwed Of ::. Takina Acce11oriea . From .O. Whale)l MURDER IS CO ONE CONFESSES • •••• ••••• SOCIAL ( More Than 3,000 Affec;ted; Ia Hei11ht Buoy Seaoon . ~ .,_ OF DRESS . MAKERS Sacred Heart Schol'l Yard >\IJGdsTH. ' . " '· RCA Autonuibt,i.t .. Ra~.lo . will be ctwep,:a•ay . WED. An Two Men Escape With Final l'ayment For Factor'1 Release Diaoatiofaction With Modificationi Of Temporary Codes TRAGEDY RESULTS VOICED BY LEWIS Striker• Said To Sur,port Of Re-F.mpoyment Head ' Laid By Cordon of Police aided by Two Airplaneo Moln Objection Made To Raiainlr Work W•k To 40 Hours '• - ONJOUS DlvORVID AMUShMF.ifl'l ,mlnlmlzed the the Federation o.s an affront to since he went tO ii > ) I . ' j govern~ I MASONS 'A.lTENtiON I' · .i · , I. ' . .• ., F'uried\1 aorvic~~ · fp~ oil!' · Jat.e •bl'dthor, · · • \ RayJllond R. Ii.o9t; off]'l!>jqurners LOOge Nb. 611~ F. & A. 1\J., wil!.l5e •(!O~du,cte~ >. a~ ~i)e, Ewing Funeral:flolll!l .a t 2,:00 &'clock Wertne,srl·ay after')loori. J\11 r\l.empe!'ll yf Pomeroy\Lodge No. 164, F. & i\',·~t aiul any .otheor lllaster masons are urgently ·requested to " be present at the ' PoJ1\eroy ,Masonic l,lldge · room at 1 :30 P. M. · , : , : :· MRS. COSTELLO IS AFTER ACQUITT AU act. held that J&.Ye stroll2' 8)! Order of . GEORGE W. KREITLER, W. M. · ATTEST W. L VAUGHAN, Sec; •• . • 1 a:ress. io Pliy;ku;;;;-.w or k ' Help Victim of Rabies! 20 Other• Treated ' l)nder the Price Code e1tabliohed by, the Producer• of milk, the under1i11ned Diatri· buton of milk producta in this area are compelled to e1tablish the followin11 pricea: Milk, quart• llc; pinta 6c Sin11le X Cream, half &tinta 12c pinta 24c DOuble X Cream, half pinta 18e; pta. 35c BuHermilk, quarta 9c: Effective Aucu•t 16th. 1933 • POMEROY, rd.iDDLEP6RT and GALLIPOUS DAIRYMEN A oode of f&tr oompe&tt1on for the e!ef)trlc raUwaya IQld aubatdl&rY bus lines waa before the recoveey ad.. Desperate Battl~ Being Waged To Save Ma~·~~ J,if,_ I .., '. ,·.!.:me to Luckies . ! He had no objection to my btand of cigamtes. But, one- day he,asked me to try his. Wtll, •. I .,did-and I've b~ell uying · ';1uckito Please" ...,. sinco. And it's not merely because Luckies rute.fiile aod ire ever ao mild. Lcr me rell you ibe , . , _ ·It·. S . . My dsuette is a personal, intf.: mate th~g with me. Mt.t all, It rouc:beo my lips-and I io ta1ce pride in my sense of dajliriness. Natutally, "Touting" meaos to me even mM! than It does to' • man-for pllrity i• sometbiil_g·very p~uo to • fulidiouo wOm.a. •· to the act UJonttDued OD, to LUPE 'VELEZ SENDS NIECE TO CONVENT Pate "''br88l Granted To Buckeye Y - Who Tumo Gun On Him· oelf And Commits Suicide ' Ao Aftermath To ment Over Debt Forty Centa � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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