https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8387649a19d2ef5500a72f796b893f82.pdf 06a349e35efb8ba67be5fa60c57f0297 PDF Text Text • REAiiEjls• NOTIGE - It fOU want ne · thl! Newa Oftlce of DaDy :.t'rlbune, eall 286-L: 11 the Blisfn... 011lce ask for 202-B. n ' .. WEATHER FORECAST..... Ohio-Inc~ c~ ..0011/t'r& hi ~rut fallowect' by and oeutraJ Jl(Jftlt:cii and - b l y In - Weot - ond Bund&y. ll!III!IIY .....,... - -~' """!!~!!~ "' · LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. .. ~========~~~~~~~~.~o~N=e~:=l~t~·o=~~~Th~e~~~:===============~~~~ ' •. ·"'·''....,.. SIGNED- - \ ' ' ·, \ ' KARR Oldo. I, Meal~ket: :j -~l~h~ ·sn~. ,~ Pomeror NUl MkldlQorl; "Willie Yoa Watl.'" ' •• BA'kTON;S1' PlfARMA<;Y BARBER SHOP , •. Mal~ ' ·' f! ' . -~ _\' .' .!' 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FISHER ,, 1ft CLARK .......... "' ~- U· .. ............ PHONE 111-L r, MARTIN . EBERSBACH SER~IC~ srATJON '. McMASTER .. l;JD~. C~. romeroJ and Ml. .leport PGmeroy. Ohio. WATSON'S · PRESS!:6HOP HRilLINC R£SCU[ . TO SUIT SENATORS • E. 0. T~WKSBARY Barber Shop · .. ~ Doom Pronounced Too Many Important pointmenb To cans Made .... Vfe, the undersigned of this city, takf! pleasure ·in '• notifying' our customers and friends that we have ·. signed1• the :President'• Re-Employment Agreement and that we are giving our whole-hearted co-op~ra· ' tion to tbi& great movement to put workers .back to .W()rk. NEW Y08K CLOTHING . ' FIOtiSE . . · BIG R~W BREWIN~G OEMS ~VER P~liTI~~l PlUMS By Carrier l Ei Cents-By Mail ff,OO Zanesville, 0., Sept. 3-INB-A ctouble-barreled lmettlgat1on b.unehed today lnW ot 1!J Baltimore & W~~:a t !rtta:ht ears near here l'tl whic:b four men Wfl:re 12 others were oualy. t~jured , The ~t~?;;~~~=~ �..- " ~ < I ... ~TWO ;·TBE DAlLY TRIBUNE I' sr gat:_. ~...at.~~~ ~r Sept. 1J, l P, ., ~ Poit 1\i@IIQr, ~__.~.,.pi CJf ~ 3, li'HI. Publ..l.shed Lin4y8"Visited Greenland "I omce 0&1.17 &nd. Off on Third Honeymoon Pil0111 YOVB NIWI TO BUNDAY 8EPTErGut. I, ltn ' NEWS I Italian Missing After VIRGINIA GRECG Phone 582-L nz •• ~ BafUJW.J'. ~""' 011 LQ'er Sepmd St.refi, Polneroy, 0 WheD c4&r ~ lteD4 ta le~ ~ M•• ""'uer Jot publlcaUop t.be1 ....... Ia *¥ c.- qa tllflr aunu--alt.boQ&b not necftllarlly to be pintH. ~UU5 lettenJ. lloweftr excellent a nd dewfable iU Ule:m· 1 ..._to no: ~ will be f ubllabed. I , M.&:tlONM. ADVEB1'HIING REPa!SENTATIVE8 ~ ·JUmbaU. ..... F(lt EdUori.at OUJee: CaU ~- J.. Fer BltSinml Ol(ice a1111l ClreuJaUeu Dept CaU ZM·R Jkli.-ercd B1 Carrier . . .. . . . ' 15 One Mont h . Three Monlltr;; One Munth . . . . • . • . . . . . • . 110 S IX !.!ontl'll One Year • . • . , . . • .• , • , , • 6.00 One Yr'\r ODeW~ BtBiaD .sol 1.110 I .... 200 l"aul retUJ ned Friday Pittsburgh nft.et• a her parents. Mt Vance Mrs Paul or ,/ .~. ·~' , , .. •'" · ~'" r;~ ' • ~ . .. "', . ~' f.l In tl!,e.('l ~t ; 30 1 Yt&'i"; " B80 ~•¥.!'! of cars have oome and gone. or. aliJ..:·the' a,ijt:'ciiob¥e) ooQI}teJ!',t~at wore •aking oars in 1~03, . l,ss thai) aJd~a~~' :r.#i!l J · ~~l~r~,_thif~...~1c~~· a fe'l artt the original companies. One o£. !htif•· Wt~e P'<?"'.l: ,. ,- . ~ ~· ., ••,. • DID ·you EVER STOP TO THINK? lly Edoon R. Waite, SbBwnce, Oklahoma C. A. MITTEN, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION AND PUBLISHER OF THE MESA JOURNAL, SAYS: "Newspaper advertising ia newa in advertiaing- new thinga, late and intereating development• in hou•ehbld appliance&, autos, dothea, furnitur~e read in newopa~r articleo and •d• long before puNIV •dvertiaing mediumo are ua~d. "~bacrillcra gel 1~1' 'nq~a !>ehin~ the ~t•w•'-A~verli•in,­ from their newapal!<1ro when the manufqcturera relea•e their fust puJ.,Ijcilp in the form of newa and advertising. • "Aa nalh>nalalld ~tale evento·are firot chronicled in the newo· papcn, IJO a,re the leadlnu product• ~f the leadi1111 mal\llfacturera brou1blto the allentio!l of the pul!lic througb -the newopapero of t!te ~oup~ry. . ' - "!'lewtpll,!l<'l' a~vertioin;~ by virtue of II! connection wi\h the integrity .if national preu ae•oci!llions gains that prestige which i& e~n.ti!ll in oelling~goocl will an<; confidence , qf , \he, . JDa•u· 1 , far.hJret' , ....... I ._ .,. t•"·~~~ .. ,.. 1"""\!~ ~1~-'1 • r , · \ 't .. . . ·, • ~ ~,.,1 , t · ~·1 1· ~ , I ' I \ I ' ' f.~~. ~ ' ' I I I 1 ' { ' I t1- • 1 ' ' • "Af!er al!, ad~rtiaina in a 11ew~l;!r io NEWS ·'while 'i'1 ••eliiUJ!ll it io jul! advertioing. • : · ' I ·: intQ th P. cars • • t r.ave I' I a war. ·' .' \ '!i " ' *ill r~oQi&l:Ze , that: oaoh; a~~.H~r}aRa,PJHing definite ~.n the motor ~r • !!Qrld-n~t Jullt 11 o.r. J>ut a · '(e.I'Y . d~sttn?t kJnd and quality of car. '· That is to • s.ay~ ~ttle ?dar t~t ~ · da{lign~d to till a definite pla9e, to ill>.< a oartain '~~'l'&· : ~: that~pu,l\l¥ed · its objective through all tho ups ·, and doW!Ia or oh"'!IO.,.,.th\t · oar ' li~l .. I f ~·· l.ust make so111e't~1nga o~s~Ji. ~ ypu ,would be bette~ ~mployed ~oi'l\' aomethillj; a lie. ' But' i f. YQU ~a~e sem.~t.hing that will ~ a specific thin& and do it .!!!!. tbon1 you •aro ·halping people . llo"llave had ~ ojl& ,.in .purpose ,d,;;ing these years. and that is to give tbe'Il!topJo trahsp'lfrtlit'ion of'tho most quality at tho '/... . .. . dopeodl!blo . ' l"Owest possib'lo oost. -; ·• ·. . ·- ~e ru;J;e tollo?f!od tbat .' ffl<!~•; thrqli~h - th,ick' and thin: Our · car was oallM. 11 tfe univereJl o~," >! ' fhy.ears; ~go, because- it tulfUled ao many needs; it1'4a "the \.tniversal car" today-for the same ...ason . We have ~<ftttver been greatly ._exotted ab:out yearly 1,.odele. trhel).ever we developed and~tlillt~d an i11provo110~.•. we adde~ it to ~tho oar without delay , The Ford oar is' in· a oont!nuous ~s~ate•ofJ growth. For 15 yea~s we did not ~'l\,trodU901 a S,in&J.o no.r: lliO\(el, b~t , th-io!Ji!!lgeB and improvements that were • $O~antly mAde1on the -.del • that was current through that period , were , ' ._quiVe.J,;nt to ....Dy 110d'e1~ . ' " -! But,' 1!h, ,obange'a o\!!~ ,.~e , tq ;'aRrove the , o.ar, not _to persuade ' people ; .that''.tl>eJ.; ~-WJ1l!Y~ P.t.t.. ,t!P,!lcYear.,, The a:ar· we llako does not need to. be qast· ~i.<le )>'lory year . . At, ,any peri<>d ·o: <ius toller buys ( he •gets the best we have." ' .. '""( ··~ · • ~~' 1 -\ .. • • Our objel),tive.is ;J"t~.,:.traqpo'rtatl,pn fo~ the people; the boat quality 'at t~ lowest c~t. No~ing b~~ that . Not oven the hig~ sales reoo~that bas always oome without seeK1ng Not even the highes~ tinanofal return-that, too, has alwars come , and, we are glad to say, .flowed iiiDlad.f~Jtaly ~t ·again ' ~o: wa~s~.: materials and taxes . But these a~· not o~- aa1n quest. Our main purpose--our constant intention--our .aJpr -..bttion ~s ~ to makl a car that will become more and more usetul,·and . airf' . aad more ~asy · to ~bt~in, to more and more people. ~ ap altd ret out of lltnt" Lenl wu atandlnfi n tlie floor, her fate fluBbed a.d hu hair cJ.r.heft eel. . bed-that he wu an ob~ of hef seota and bit own •• welL "Sol'l'Y." uld Gent.enfteld J~ • low, hoane voice. "'I've not beea well lately--• No ~e remained of hit fora. er tone of hanli eommand. lnterll&llf tbe man had te.. Iicht an4 hett tha'- a bumed·oUt bulb. ' E.eni'• •~r wu drowned in aon.. liempt. , orwhetbe you're aorey or not doUn".t matter,", aha •aid eurtly,; "Get oat of mr bou........nd newt u lo- aa hll leaden 11111 ·---.,::f'h'"..;d · We iloMfon 1:thls beCAAI!8.1 'lfrtyou<ki\O!r -tho other o~iSll'al llallles, you ,.. ne-. '· ' -. �..- " ~ < I ... ~TWO ;·TBE DAlLY TRIBUNE I' sr gat:_. ~...at.~~~ ~r Sept. 1J, l P, ., ~ Poit 1\i@IIQr, ~__.~.,.pi CJf ~ 3, li'HI. Publ..l.shed Lin4y8"Visited Greenland "I omce 0&1.17 &nd. Off on Third Honeymoon Pil0111 YOVB NIWI TO BUNDAY 8EPTErGut. I, ltn ' NEWS I Italian Missing After VIRGINIA GRECG Phone 582-L nz •• ~ BafUJW.J'. ~""' 011 LQ'er Sepmd St.refi, Polneroy, 0 WheD c4&r ~ lteD4 ta le~ ~ M•• ""'uer Jot publlcaUop t.be1 ....... Ia *¥ c.- qa tllflr aunu--alt.boQ&b not necftllarlly to be pintH. ~UU5 lettenJ. lloweftr excellent a nd dewfable iU Ule:m· 1 ..._to no: ~ will be f ubllabed. I , M.&:tlONM. ADVEB1'HIING REPa!SENTATIVE8 ~ ·JUmbaU. ..... F(lt EdUori.at OUJee: CaU ~- J.. Fer BltSinml Ol(ice a1111l ClreuJaUeu Dept CaU ZM·R Jkli.-ercd B1 Carrier . . .. . . . ' 15 One Mont h . Three Monlltr;; One Munth . . . . • . • . . . . . • . 110 S IX !.!ontl'll One Year • . • . , . . • .• , • , , • 6.00 One Yr'\r ODeW~ BtBiaD .sol 1.110 I .... 200 l"aul retUJ ned Friday Pittsburgh nft.et• a her parents. Mt Vance Mrs Paul or ,/ .~. ·~' , , .. •'" · ~'" r;~ ' • ~ . .. "', . ~' f.l In tl!,e.('l ~t ; 30 1 Yt&'i"; " B80 ~•¥.!'! of cars have oome and gone. or. aliJ..:·the' a,ijt:'ciiob¥e) ooQI}teJ!',t~at wore •aking oars in 1~03, . l,ss thai) aJd~a~~' :r.#i!l J · ~~l~r~,_thif~...~1c~~· a fe'l artt the original companies. One o£. !htif•· Wt~e P'<?"'.l: ,. ,- . ~ ~· ., ••,. • DID ·you EVER STOP TO THINK? lly Edoon R. Waite, SbBwnce, Oklahoma C. A. MITTEN, PRESIDENT OF THE ARIZONA NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION AND PUBLISHER OF THE MESA JOURNAL, SAYS: "Newspaper advertising ia newa in advertiaing- new thinga, late and intereating development• in hou•ehbld appliance&, autos, dothea, furnitur~e read in newopa~r articleo and •d• long before puNIV •dvertiaing mediumo are ua~d. "~bacrillcra gel 1~1' 'nq~a !>ehin~ the ~t•w•'-A~verli•in,­ from their newapal!<1ro when the manufqcturera relea•e their fust puJ.,Ijcilp in the form of newa and advertising. • "Aa nalh>nalalld ~tale evento·are firot chronicled in the newo· papcn, IJO a,re the leadlnu product• ~f the leadi1111 mal\llfacturera brou1blto the allentio!l of the pul!lic througb -the newopapero of t!te ~oup~ry. . ' - "!'lewtpll,!l<'l' a~vertioin;~ by virtue of II! connection wi\h the integrity .if national preu ae•oci!llions gains that prestige which i& e~n.ti!ll in oelling~goocl will an<; confidence , qf , \he, . JDa•u· 1 , far.hJret' , ....... I ._ .,. t•"·~~~ .. ,.. 1"""\!~ ~1~-'1 • r , · \ 't .. . . ·, • ~ ~,.,1 , t · ~·1 1· ~ , I ' I \ I ' ' f.~~. ~ ' ' I I I 1 ' { ' I t1- • 1 ' ' • "Af!er al!, ad~rtiaina in a 11ew~l;!r io NEWS ·'while 'i'1 ••eliiUJ!ll it io jul! advertioing. • : · ' I ·: intQ th P. cars • • t r.ave I' I a war. ·' .' \ '!i " ' *ill r~oQi&l:Ze , that: oaoh; a~~.H~r}aRa,PJHing definite ~.n the motor ~r • !!Qrld-n~t Jullt 11 o.r. J>ut a · '(e.I'Y . d~sttn?t kJnd and quality of car. '· That is to • s.ay~ ~ttle ?dar t~t ~ · da{lign~d to till a definite pla9e, to ill>.< a oartain '~~'l'&· : ~: that~pu,l\l¥ed · its objective through all tho ups ·, and doW!Ia or oh"'!IO.,.,.th\t · oar ' li~l .. I f ~·· l.ust make so111e't~1nga o~s~Ji. ~ ypu ,would be bette~ ~mployed ~oi'l\' aomethillj; a lie. ' But' i f. YQU ~a~e sem.~t.hing that will ~ a specific thin& and do it .!!!!. tbon1 you •aro ·halping people . llo"llave had ~ ojl& ,.in .purpose ,d,;;ing these years. and that is to give tbe'Il!topJo trahsp'lfrtlit'ion of'tho most quality at tho '/... . .. . dopeodl!blo . ' l"Owest possib'lo oost. -; ·• ·. . ·- ~e ru;J;e tollo?f!od tbat .' ffl<!~•; thrqli~h - th,ick' and thin: Our · car was oallM. 11 tfe univereJl o~," >! ' fhy.ears; ~go, because- it tulfUled ao many needs; it1'4a "the \.tniversal car" today-for the same ...ason . We have ~<ftttver been greatly ._exotted ab:out yearly 1,.odele. trhel).ever we developed and~tlillt~d an i11provo110~.•. we adde~ it to ~tho oar without delay , The Ford oar is' in· a oont!nuous ~s~ate•ofJ growth. For 15 yea~s we did not ~'l\,trodU901 a S,in&J.o no.r: lliO\(el, b~t , th-io!Ji!!lgeB and improvements that were • $O~antly mAde1on the -.del • that was current through that period , were , ' ._quiVe.J,;nt to ....Dy 110d'e1~ . ' " -! But,' 1!h, ,obange'a o\!!~ ,.~e , tq ;'aRrove the , o.ar, not _to persuade ' people ; .that''.tl>eJ.; ~-WJ1l!Y~ P.t.t.. ,t!P,!lcYear.,, The a:ar· we llako does not need to. be qast· ~i.<le )>'lory year . . At, ,any peri<>d ·o: <ius toller buys ( he •gets the best we have." ' .. '""( ··~ · • ~~' 1 -\ .. • • Our objel),tive.is ;J"t~.,:.traqpo'rtatl,pn fo~ the people; the boat quality 'at t~ lowest c~t. No~ing b~~ that . Not oven the hig~ sales reoo~that bas always oome without seeK1ng Not even the highes~ tinanofal return-that, too, has alwars come , and, we are glad to say, .flowed iiiDlad.f~Jtaly ~t ·again ' ~o: wa~s~.: materials and taxes . But these a~· not o~- aa1n quest. Our main purpose--our constant intention--our .aJpr -..bttion ~s ~ to makl a car that will become more and more usetul,·and . airf' . aad more ~asy · to ~bt~in, to more and more people. ~ ap altd ret out of lltnt" Lenl wu atandlnfi n tlie floor, her fate fluBbed a.d hu hair cJ.r.heft eel. . bed-that he wu an ob~ of hef seota and bit own •• welL "Sol'l'Y." uld Gent.enfteld J~ • low, hoane voice. "'I've not beea well lately--• No ~e remained of hit fora. er tone of hanli eommand. lnterll&llf tbe man had te.. Iicht an4 hett tha'- a bumed·oUt bulb. ' E.eni'• •~r wu drowned in aon.. liempt. , orwhetbe you're aorey or not doUn".t matter,", aha •aid eurtly,; "Get oat of mr bou........nd newt u lo- aa hll leaden 11111 ·---.,::f'h'"..;d · We iloMfon 1:thls beCAAI!8.1 'lfrtyou<ki\O!r -tho other o~iSll'al llallles, you ,.. ne-. '· ' -. �·~'I ~ • u,., 'IIIII ... O.I~PQilo, rocenl . - ot ""'· w . .._ r ~t..\'sst'~ · p '' iJDV'U TjiS H~ sr;cT o . -·, ' . • .:SP«IJUN&-HE&JN Cf~=~RE 'IWNNf " "'· B>rd Ro1ie of I""' • iB~rR.lph Bu~ ' - and dlqsll- 1 1.tF ~ ahoppinl: LD HuntJngto:1 I TI)IU'Ildltf. I • Uon:ull Okml": and Sidney •' f•tt / II- . " - tbe 1Gl lilt colt TtiroUiboat- Ute are htlil, from c-.. I oi'-re to be wi~b Col\Jmbl Jut. Drawing for Position •eet "t.M i I· I ' thud or ~ pJI:·,PJn wu already PH~ on Lbt!l g,.CC:klt fWd 8 IOJlll!l IPltrr flU JUt ~::r tile IMfll' ..,.vall ' ' or 1 • ,, r '.. . • • '· ,, ,. • \ !j . • Plllll. Wffe lbdt~e;­ bll up for U)e ~~ conl.elt set (l:lr tcmorrow. It ~J' Hem ltfltt.&e to tbe followen with tlU'ee pmee u)Qtb&ll thai esl1y arrtvall were all vekrret~llJi.llk .the terrltle paoo 'by l'otJ:I' Olart, the Spartan tlte.~e PcrtiDltiUUl, Ohlo, eept. I-To· f-.l:b:;:, morrow ~ Ule o8lc!lal 01!.~ cf tbt s~ ~ lftJ'"IVQ Cllrrler, who 1o lit tO< lho lm · _ , ,...,..:aht 1 AIL aOO Mrs., lJ. lJ. RouM: ord ,,Hopi tn "'liDe · dCUIIbter. Mltdltll, ltf, !1-"4 ~r. avpik;lnt.s, Hcrtk: RoW!Ih, Mr. 11oQ4 M"ri!i. P. C ol thl!i tn.Qit otrutandfna'· .J*an,. ~ho ~r . ..te~ wlU apfi:! amwe.r pU )lihc>, !let menf.Dr, in thrR prac~ lll!ll!lloDI, endel.vor to get • few daya or pn!• the dntb!r'1 m:nana ......, training, The lnttlal appearance of the Spartans will be In eontWlctlon Jt1133t.i qt Y:t.- -.nd W: sclntUia.ted oh the eon._.~ pid.· -;au.,'th~l' 3.t lro»J thf(IUBhtUt the COUDti'y dtir• lng 1111~, wiU _.. bt here. ~ or Ad~ l$.-ln, SWl~f. Dewey Swisher o~ DU)tltcr wont ~"!th the Elk& ~harl.ty event t.omor· ru\V niJbt at Untvenal Stadium. . The players wW ao throush about / one ht~ur or pra.etloe after which · t!ley wUl be introduced to the au~ to Oclulnl;Jm. M,'onci(Lf 1(1 vtalt o.nd ~- Llllyd Slnclar~ ~ W~ Shade. i d1ence r ott.erut t.he t~r. Mr. and Mn. ~Jf ~ wtre Thls wtll be the thlrd acuon or L . J . B;:mprner, wtte l)nd mather are t'J)I!Ildlill a- Vlt!ei: In calli9r on Jrtr: ~d ~ Efentt Potay Clark wUh tbe Spa.rtans Bill TQ'lOr of Slf• Run Vf~. fh'lt tseBBOI)' which Will 1031 W.i.ll W"" V)fllfula 1!\tb tt!all"n, Ml'. •nd ramlly qf W. Va. crollned wlih the Khlevement ot J4rs.. Waiter At.he)i 5ePJtt IJtinday Mn.ek . l!crrt:U BUJ.Ol and _ i ~.. L . -tor I ClroJIIecuU" lmertiollt 101 .PrtoO or 1 ' .,nee Dt an4 ¥rs. Lon Grover. A rarle 1 11uMti~r from llere attmdcd me r.orhe cx:mlnr at At Fq,lar, 9ur.cilly !;mum S wi:!her and ~~~ = TlQ'* o~~·=· •'ie'l!n.l~ ~~hte!md~~~~: lncla~eon:n pJ~C: 1 oumplct.ing t~elr fllll Ulr&h lntr Ruben MidkUf and EUsabeth Roll they ~ere only one-half 8 game Jt ~ Shulb went. to Golwnbua. attended the show at Al(red ThU1'8 tehlnd the Spartans. In 1932 k18 recently to !:pend n few day& with day nlght. · second year he pUoted the Spart·clatlves. Phyllis Whaley entertained the tans to 8 tl~ for the championship Mrs. Mru'g:a.rd Renner or Columbur., 1.6 vlslMng her r;l&cr. Mrs H. A. C.In.:l!c F.!l.rl Ft!er.; lcrt We!it/,Cr,('!J:Ly ,/or Colnmbu:s. Whllre he Will vl&IL hl& brctht'r', Vr.1~hn a nd att: nd t!l~ sta.t:e fa.fr. flo a47ert~~ement wtU be taken for - &ban ~wea""'nve miD.QJUIW Cllar¥e 01 & centa for e&Cb ln.ser- Mr.: F1 ·~ Dt;;.ke smnt W('dne.Meet Mi. and Mrs. ~lrltf Gnp•, wlh, of Hollywood who eilim tha d:ay at Mtf!tllcporl, with her sou, aiJ-Ume m,_rit.al champiorn~hip of Pll.ul Stvlsl"ic:· nnd ramlly J a ntcs Ttl "mp~on spent ThUl fifliJbdom at a time when their aereen Oioa. ~or Rc.At 1"08 JtENT-The Ell In NayiQt''" Run. 8pdnB Bt. Meler home Inquire U:& 8-31~3t collllllfl\lta ai'fl -providinJ' reeord day wJtlt Otl ( R6t.hgeb and ,family busineea for dlvoree mUll!. They. have been happily mJ.rried for 3'1 ~. - for Sa1e, Mioc. RIDGE CHERR\' 21ond, judging by expre~lrlon, lntentl to 1tay mt~rried man1 IMP '-'P.flrll 1 N.tial'&. l;ear.'" L~ilen T4e Two :Ga• .; Hubbell Pltch· 111 10th. Shutout Noted aeronaut.') at t.hc Hamilton Club in Chicago drawing for pot:Ut~ns in ' the The PlieJT'J ~ldte ~ ~· charnpion8htp w.th the Green Bay Gordon Bennett baiJoon race, -~t.Hrting Saturday at tbc Curliss-\Vrl,ht..Rt:lynolde: 8.~ tic'* btU tea_m wm5 tD Alfli!d Tburs Packers who earned f!Or themselves h It M j W I!J <> •J eyenlnc bu~ wert~ defeated by the uue of "Cheese Champions" port. L e ft to right; Lieut. C. H K(•nda!1, U.S. N.; Richard Sc u ze •. ' . a . . .• Latter team l' u s o. resuJt of running out on a Kepner, C•pt. Farnciszck Hyn e k, F'rit:t. \'C n Opd, Georges Ra va inp, Ph lhpyr Quernm, .. .Pl are the Mr 1md llin; OUM VaL\Teat .·md t.tntat'vely £Cbeduled game when 1 at Xypr Jf'ith 1wt parmbl, Mr. 1 ·= - - Frederick A. Rowe, Charl~.s E. 'fhompsL ~. I tg m: DELAYE' D Ruy Wllalev and family wcu' ~---:----­ E.:~nzle Bt{llda,y. rom et·oy visitors Monday Mrs. Moa.h Aumiller and Rose. Gus VanNest and family , Rav 1"01\ SALE---Blue concoril grape~J, 1:1ary Ewing of New Columhla, w. Whaley and family. Binnes Violet C. Pruth, MBIJOD., West Va. 8·3ti-Ot VB , and Mrs. E M. Theiu of Dor· and RUn attendl;d the ball IIBme cas we1e gueat.<J of Mrs L, Hill and show at Alfred Tuc~day evenGRIMES AND JONATHAN Applea recently. Jng. . JlOW ready. Other var1et1e11 IaUer. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Teaford IUld Ds.vld Lmton and Elizabeth Rmis ' Qet your1 early aa the crop il rblldren were caiUnQ: at Palrvlew f'pr;n~ Wcdne&ds.y with Mr. and U1bt. OOocl roads to the oreb,trd MOllday. two mUea iJaok of New Haven, W. Howard and Waldo Byer11 of va. w. 'Va. Orchard eo. B·31·3t MiddleJKJrt and Ray Byers of Racine were Sunda.y guesbl or Bylvia PQ.l:i ~e SO lb. lee box. one Hadt:llttc. t'% B . P. liJIIl engine, one used These from here who attended 1 double iub electric DeXter wash 1he district Sunday school conven· m&ehlne. Prlcel reuonable. Gil· tton at the Meip: county fa~ rground man Auto Supply, Pomeroy. Thuriday were Mr. and Mra. E. W. 9-1·31. Hill Bnd Mrs. Allee Geyer, Mr. and J!QR filALE-Automatlo Delcq L~sht Mra. Ira Hill and Rev and Mrs. Plant. AIIIO WestinghnUR Battery ,.A~rt HIU ana:t son ol' Ctratolt , Plant. Phone 94-L. I . o . Mere- 1\nd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph RBdcUfte.l Mr. and Mra Henson Hulter Elnd dltb, Pom~roy . 9-1·3t famu y of P'ore5t Run were Sunday ALt. MAXJ$8 or rad,l06 setv14!Cct at c,1 1Jilr}J: of Mrs. Philson Roualt. Frrunces Rnd Vale VanMeter of reaaonable prlC811. Brtna: ln your radio or cal. :JU•J. H. 14'. 01'01115 Cannel weJ·e Sunday ruests ofl Harold Teaford Mlddl<porl. Mrs owen Taylor and daugt,...j WANTW-Hurse or mare not over ter w~c Sunday evening CJ.llers of 8 f\lanl old and welg,blng not Lots McKenzie less than 121)0. Prlee and anlmall !lev. and Mr~; Albert Hill and 110n mU&t be right. see OJ:.' write w. R. tetumcd home Fntla.y acco:~ted Athey, ·K)'.pr, Ohio. P. 0 . Box 42 by E. W. Hill w~o will a ~ht:~l't t!rnc \\·lt.h them. Mrs. Jl'aye Dunb.vy "nd daUihLer returned' home to COlumbus 'l'un· da;v atu-r spendJmr a week, gue,,t~ d ~..~r mother Mrs Philson Rouah. . ' ~--- - ·~ -- - ~ - - -------cc--:--l!!rlaJ;-;;;.;;g- lfu:~vcicra1;;- whO t.o.l! pcsit lon tO~ right halt 18 C>J1 tember 17 when Clnclnoatl, th~ twt1 returning from liL'It year and ., here 11e will be used consistently r ew entry i.n ~ Le&BUe, ~.!."t Sunl1»-Y school claM Wednesda)' nt the end of the otrlcial season, v.:ho fa1led to geL a real chance ln tl.!' a ball tarrier In previous .sea- JJCRr at Universal Stadlwn. .,....,.. e"enlng WJth a weJner roa.st. Boat· OJtiy to lose the poot r:~eason play- vJew of Dul<:h.!i super gcneral-sh.ip. som ln view of the scarcity of iood trom Oinc\nnati hne It that t.bey li,g on th~ llttle lake at ber home 1•tf game to the Chicago Bears. Th!B Wt~h Dutch m!B<!Ing from the l'allks blocking baU· I.Jfi.Cks, Lumpkin waa to:re pu\tinll one or the ~~nca: was enjoyed bi' all. EUr.abeth Roa, ll.ll.me Ia .still hiStory U1 the minds of uds year, these boys wtdoubteclly cl'ntillUOU.Sly m;ed In this position. ~an: ont$the n~ld rw~u =e Thede, ll'roat. Evelyn Taylor, Emer~ nll the tri-state followers of foot· w!U get a reu.J opportwllt.y to 'Ibis year the owner~: wea·e success- t e ..,.par na, no ou in tlultr son WeU amd Lloyd VanNeat were 1 t-all It being played upon a. mlnlfl.- J'l lllke good. iul ln brlnliing m several good tll~lr worlt cut out tor them . , ;.he 1nvttcd guesi:Ji. tnrt lndoor grleltron In Chicago I !Jhx:J~ers and Lumpkm w1ll, us a firs~ encounter. Two w3eka of b:i:• Leota. Oultums waa the !IUet!Jt of 1 whCrc the: St)ll.rtans were at a deAnother velenm a ll;o will be llt'SU!t be r;wJlched to right llalf J tcntlive t raining, however, ~r Fay Logan at Hemlock Orow~ Wed- ~ c ded handicap In view qf their In- ml&'img in B!ll ~t:Kallp from Ore' flntsy Clark ahould put the par. fe!!day nblllty 0 w~lght 'WCte able to uti- gon Stat~ who made t.hc All·pro 1 1'h"' Spartans wall appeKr Uus tans tn the pink of conditiOn to Mr ·raylor and hUnlly of W. 1 llze thcl~ advant'agc on the small kam h: 1931 The Spartan owners yeat upon the ftcid In brand n ew me~ .tny worth-Rhlle toe. Virginia, !fVerett 'fayiOr and ram- field up Ramey Hun~er unilorms. The LradJt,lonal pul'ple " ',.~~~~ 1 ]13 ve stgned Ill· nntl Mr. and Mts. B. Taylor J !rom Marshal College to toi.e Me· will still b" In vogue big twelve inch I The Spartan rmd daughctr of Big Run were the Tbe Spartan ,mentor 101 111 have Jlis , Kahp'l5 p'ace. Hunter plays the 1 Pum.bcn; ~ 11 pe ...r!nr; on the backs forward to g nests ot Mr and Mrs. Dale Pe'try "'Or1t cut out ~~r ~h. 1 r~p~! ' a 11 me style of football !.hat McKa- ~ wlth eight mch numbers in front E"'~::!OP S,1turday. lhe 1ncompara e U ar.., w Itp does being a demon on the The h eavy khaki pants have been Ll'Sgue recphenn. McEihenny visited Llz~ wiU not be back with the Spartans pas; 1!ff'emr.. Runt- 1 is 8Ughtly laid ru;ide 1 the lighter nytex dredd~:::~;cr;;:~JF,~~ :.:le Midkiff Sunday. Maud Roes and t!11s year, h~Vin!J: f:ker:mthc 1 Jl~ t:rovler than McKllllp whiCh should j w:Otcil wlll be used. this ,rel\1". 'l,'h~ ~ 00 00 Mr Hubbard wert afternoon call- t .en as heath 0 1 da an~~n) f bt- an added a·dvnnte;ge to him manRc'emcnt iS makinl an e:ltort to , director at e o ora o """'~""" o n. 1 h B rt t. Among the old veteruns returning n ake the Spa~.......~ ns tho bes~¥ dressed Mr and Mrs. Maywood Whaley ~o~:erT l~as .S:ur': m~~ac~~e~Y \\ill be th e famoUfl Father Lwnp- tt>am on the f\el~ In the Oarr clr· v.:ete recent callers ot Mr. and Mn> • •~ bac'·- •·'n "the nmbllng wreek from cult this year and from wha t l.nWh.l end has severa1 new quar...,.r ,... 1 """ • ,_ · h • - tleve they R ay ey. comln :In, ny of whom may nn Georgia Tech" The "old Father" fo.:tma.twn we ave we "" Mrs Sauiser and daughter were \ Dutch~s Sh!s wlth succe&S The I thla year will be seen in a new role , Wlll. , I1 calllns on Mr. and P.(re . Jeff Violet 8 f 1 tid · t lSo "F ttte Spa.rttm mentor Is planning The f\T&t game on the funday. Mrs. &ultler !olmtltly re- 'I hpartanddolw, ner,& ee !:..~baeekn • a- ~n ~hliUng h im hom the blockm8 £C~.", :rule 'Wlll be on sld ed here l nt a ton& qua, ...,r_.L m I I A"Game" Protector-. - - PIR.\TtS WIN To ·Retain Seccmd Place; · ~a~pro, Yankeeo, Both Looe By COPELAN:D C BURO • INS Sports 'Writer New York,. Sept 2-lN&-Likc the a:~l with the curl, who Wa6 very Ln.d iowhen sh,e waa bad and when good Just about perfect the New \':ork: Olanta ~t right at the head (•f the baseball elaas torlay. Tb,ey h&d one cf their good da.ys yesterday in Boston before tans and Kd1)t ruru: Jflta . . Op ertQn 123t.&e'la8 010211010 000000000 NYCU rum; .ODDOOIOlx "'" Op erors IOOittoax 01000200• MliTIB grabbed B ClllSIIIC In doubleheaders from the oncettlreatentng Boston Braves, 2 to 0 Otber club& were Idle. and 5 to 3. Th~ double victory Just nOOu' throttlrd the pennant hope& ot the Bo&~nians, who slid In~ l'ES'fE&DAF& -BSU.LTS third pia~. ~~even game!! behln~ the New Yorker~~ . OaTl Hubbell apd Fred Fitzalm- 1 AMEBIC~N AJ80CIA'IIWI n1oll8 wtre the "pitching h!!roe!l lndl.l\rl.Wll& 10, Colmnbll4 0!" Each won his game .In the final UJuisvllle J1. Tqt~ 4. 1nnUls wltb a timely poke. After HUbbeU lhut out U.C Braves ln a muterpleee of hurllilg, to Prove hiS NATIONAL LEAGIJE l'!ght to be called the premier mound map ot' the year, and crackNew York 2. Bco:,f.o!l 0 UO Inned a. hit that .scored the winning ing&.) nm In the tenth. alonl tame P'itz New York 5, ~ton 3 t.;J duplicate hill amazing feat. He Oillcln'natl 'i, Ch.lcttlfO 3 calmJy drove out a double that Pittsburgh' 2, St Loui& l 411 hml.lroug,bt in tbe deddin( run, lnp.) Hubbell gave the tribe only lour Only s:ames scheduled. Mta. whUe Fitzsimmons allowed !lix -.rIn ela'ht hmlngs of the vesper, loUQlll! finitlhing the game and ho\dlng the enemy hi.Uess in ttu: Phtlt~dclphia 12, W!Uiohmgton 3 nlnth. 5!1,000 T 0101)98000 '"""""'- t o u s. of ChicaJt"o, t::!~;';~! ;n1":1''~1,1~,~~~-;Ni~':::,!'l.'. ~~~~ oal .o flill on ~ r"Dns<!n~u~ IJf lton In tM SUt~~ RUN REDS DHEH IN~~OERS, Joh1~n,--;--- ---s-ot- 1 Uavio;,. l b '\ 0 0 1 Waruer. 3b 4 0 I 0 I ~ C1~ 1 r.eoJ::d at. L®l.ii ....... . ., B2 4 o 1 o 3 ~ o 0 o l 9 3 AII.T<l.ny _ _ _ 31 Buftalo 75 Montreal ABR HE Ju.sey City 3 2 0 0 5 1 2 4 1 2 0 4 1 1 t 4 1 I 0 1 1 0 0 a o 1 o I 0 0 0 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ' 0 G.ulE:S l 4 0 2 0 0 340 !) 4 79 NATIONAL '19 170 72 . Ml 82 95 461 .3'19 TOO~.Y LEAGUE Chioogo at ClnclnnaU St. Louls at PittsbUrgh New York at Boston. Ph iiad~ lp hl:l at Brooklyn. AMERICAN LEA•..i Ut: Cl('\l"ilmrl at Clllca~o Wa!lhln gton at Philadelphia.. Bostoll at Nc.., York. l11-trmt at St Lout;; 1NTERNATION,U LEAGUE at. TOTonlo. Bul!alo at MmtreBL Newark e.t BJL!timore. Albar.y at Jel'8ey City. TOOTS Rnchestc~ Won LMt I Cc!um!Jus ~.1inneapoll1i lndla.oflp<.lls 113 48 Rl 64 7!'1 61 71 BL Paul l'clcflo (l3 L J itizvlllL' """50 ll.'"ilwaulwe Kansn:; C1Ly . 75 77 85 Full Pack No Sl.ck FillincJ 410 I 407 1 3Ut1 ' • SAME PRICE..._ AS42Y!ARSAGO :zsou- fDr25f DoMflh 'l::ifAcn-1 Map allows where t.h'rea disasters iu una day ~ooA & toll .of 11i;li:tecn live! tnd ca~sed injury to at letast 40 penon3. ElJ:Iit died .m lhe wreck o the GoWen Sta.te Llm1ted n~Dr Tucumcari, N. :M., live 111 the tzan~p?T• 1Jane c!'ra1h at Quay, and th rea Armr1ofll~rs m • plane smash at ~an Antonio, Texas. --------- -- ----- !Did \?ou £ver .Stop ?!/(inglf Resir/ence in the Oueen City:tegol in size, ~n rnajeSt IC beauty of inlerbr; insumj)tUoos IUI(ury .• in fact \ tto (think 1 I By EJ)SON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. ro<JOIIn orny~hing e~J!j>t prke, . the That Competition often makea more busincu. Sintan-St Nl&das shou~ bo VOW' heN ·""all of- v4il! l!J Cincinn~ti. S"f otlhls· Ple9s9l)t p~ i~ 1ht l)oart Qf dcwn1J)¥jn Qn~~[!Oti. l<J"ll! (OI!lb'\q~~ moms. f.l'l!'t of, fln~fll"'' qu~kiy ar.l offk:lclrtiy oervod in o~ctrkxtl~coal,d dining ~~ · Bo1h ond oer~dar ln every mpm. Sing~ fn>m 12!0 Stores that adv.:ortise &re extremely competitive. / There io no competition be\W;ecll a<lv:erti1ed 1101>d1 and JIOD· ~~,clv~rtii!ld good•, becau~e poltoqy lroowo about ni!D·advertued rooil• and there i8 nn dejrland for l!tel!l. ' I " fltt~i1'c" c'onceroo should link up their l>~•ineu lo tood vertiain11. 1 _ TIJ9rc " onmething partic11larly ple11oiug ad ve•lioil•g. ' ' • ' "· c • I • \ ; ' .,.. ... :l .','•' ' " • \' •I •! ., :~~~ ' : ' . " -;, i, .,, ' ,. ' ' ad · al>.out 100d Tba,!l ;. a diotiuctin cltar&cler to, .dv'!rt.iH4 11l"iil~· 4B7 70 Al'tERICAN ASSOCIATION lndlanapolia al ColumcW! tr,lght game) . Louisv11lu at Toledo Kansas City sl Mllwnuk£e, Mlnneapoll'> at St Paul 0 :t 2 2 0 I • ... IN'f'ERNA.TIONA.L a.E"GtiE Glub Won Lost Pet. 4 o o 0 N!"wark 9~ 58 1119 4 1 1 o ~~~ochc~t .r 84 87 .li56 4 o 3 o I:.alttmore 81 73 .52S 1 o 1 1 r orcnto 76 '17 fllfl Pa:yne. c McCabe , cf Gomer 21:> Blackwell, rf ButleJ , p Harris, p BN.tcn ~ . New York 2 112 Inn· weU enough lngol . the Giants, taking Only games scheduled Verge~~:, who recover- at the the country. cieated a scaaa· Orcutt t1ed with 78. "Ja,c~~ did operation hitless in 5 timed 1n quaJifyl.n~jr rou~ b~· turnln5r m a 76, a new for tht · v, (, mcn'~ toul"llament. ~c dtf~dbta daam.l 11 ion . \" 1 r>~:ini a \nn Wle, Helen H1cka &nd Mau"teal · �·~'I ~ • u,., 'IIIII ... O.I~PQilo, rocenl . - ot ""'· w . .._ r ~t..\'sst'~ · p '' iJDV'U TjiS H~ sr;cT o . -·, ' . • .:SP«IJUN&-HE&JN Cf~=~RE 'IWNNf " "'· B>rd Ro1ie of I""' • iB~rR.lph Bu~ ' - and dlqsll- 1 1.tF ~ ahoppinl: LD HuntJngto:1 I TI)IU'Ildltf. I • Uon:ull Okml": and Sidney •' f•tt / II- . " - tbe 1Gl lilt colt TtiroUiboat- Ute are htlil, from c-.. I oi'-re to be wi~b Col\Jmbl Jut. Drawing for Position •eet "t.M i I· I ' thud or ~ pJI:·,PJn wu already PH~ on Lbt!l g,.CC:klt fWd 8 IOJlll!l IPltrr flU JUt ~::r tile IMfll' ..,.vall ' ' or 1 • ,, r '.. . • • '· ,, ,. • \ !j . • Plllll. Wffe lbdt~e;­ bll up for U)e ~~ conl.elt set (l:lr tcmorrow. It ~J' Hem ltfltt.&e to tbe followen with tlU'ee pmee u)Qtb&ll thai esl1y arrtvall were all vekrret~llJi.llk .the terrltle paoo 'by l'otJ:I' Olart, the Spartan tlte.~e PcrtiDltiUUl, Ohlo, eept. I-To· f-.l:b:;:, morrow ~ Ule o8lc!lal 01!.~ cf tbt s~ ~ lftJ'"IVQ Cllrrler, who 1o lit tO< lho lm · _ , ,...,..:aht 1 AIL aOO Mrs., lJ. lJ. RouM: ord ,,Hopi tn "'liDe · dCUIIbter. Mltdltll, ltf, !1-"4 ~r. avpik;lnt.s, Hcrtk: RoW!Ih, Mr. 11oQ4 M"ri!i. P. C ol thl!i tn.Qit otrutandfna'· .J*an,. ~ho ~r . ..te~ wlU apfi:! amwe.r pU )lihc>, !let menf.Dr, in thrR prac~ lll!ll!lloDI, endel.vor to get • few daya or pn!• the dntb!r'1 m:nana ......, training, The lnttlal appearance of the Spartans will be In eontWlctlon Jt1133t.i qt Y:t.- -.nd W: sclntUia.ted oh the eon._.~ pid.· -;au.,'th~l' 3.t lro»J thf(IUBhtUt the COUDti'y dtir• lng 1111~, wiU _.. bt here. ~ or Ad~ l$.-ln, SWl~f. Dewey Swisher o~ DU)tltcr wont ~"!th the Elk& ~harl.ty event t.omor· ru\V niJbt at Untvenal Stadium. . The players wW ao throush about / one ht~ur or pra.etloe after which · t!ley wUl be introduced to the au~ to Oclulnl;Jm. M,'onci(Lf 1(1 vtalt o.nd ~- Llllyd Slnclar~ ~ W~ Shade. i d1ence r ott.erut t.he t~r. Mr. and Mn. ~Jf ~ wtre Thls wtll be the thlrd acuon or L . J . B;:mprner, wtte l)nd mather are t'J)I!Ildlill a- Vlt!ei: In calli9r on Jrtr: ~d ~ Efentt Potay Clark wUh tbe Spa.rtans Bill TQ'lOr of Slf• Run Vf~. fh'lt tseBBOI)' which Will 1031 W.i.ll W"" V)fllfula 1!\tb tt!all"n, Ml'. •nd ramlly qf W. Va. crollned wlih the Khlevement ot J4rs.. Waiter At.he)i 5ePJtt IJtinday Mn.ek . l!crrt:U BUJ.Ol and _ i ~.. L . -tor I ClroJIIecuU" lmertiollt 101 .PrtoO or 1 ' .,nee Dt an4 ¥rs. Lon Grover. A rarle 1 11uMti~r from llere attmdcd me r.orhe cx:mlnr at At Fq,lar, 9ur.cilly !;mum S wi:!her and ~~~ = TlQ'* o~~·=· •'ie'l!n.l~ ~~hte!md~~~~: lncla~eon:n pJ~C: 1 oumplct.ing t~elr fllll Ulr&h lntr Ruben MidkUf and EUsabeth Roll they ~ere only one-half 8 game Jt ~ Shulb went. to Golwnbua. attended the show at Al(red ThU1'8 tehlnd the Spartans. In 1932 k18 recently to !:pend n few day& with day nlght. · second year he pUoted the Spart·clatlves. Phyllis Whaley entertained the tans to 8 tl~ for the championship Mrs. Mru'g:a.rd Renner or Columbur., 1.6 vlslMng her r;l&cr. Mrs H. A. C.In.:l!c F.!l.rl Ft!er.; lcrt We!it/,Cr,('!J:Ly ,/or Colnmbu:s. Whllre he Will vl&IL hl& brctht'r', Vr.1~hn a nd att: nd t!l~ sta.t:e fa.fr. flo a47ert~~ement wtU be taken for - &ban ~wea""'nve miD.QJUIW Cllar¥e 01 & centa for e&Cb ln.ser- Mr.: F1 ·~ Dt;;.ke smnt W('dne.Meet Mi. and Mrs. ~lrltf Gnp•, wlh, of Hollywood who eilim tha d:ay at Mtf!tllcporl, with her sou, aiJ-Ume m,_rit.al champiorn~hip of Pll.ul Stvlsl"ic:· nnd ramlly J a ntcs Ttl "mp~on spent ThUl fifliJbdom at a time when their aereen Oioa. ~or Rc.At 1"08 JtENT-The Ell In NayiQt''" Run. 8pdnB Bt. Meler home Inquire U:& 8-31~3t collllllfl\lta ai'fl -providinJ' reeord day wJtlt Otl ( R6t.hgeb and ,family busineea for dlvoree mUll!. They. have been happily mJ.rried for 3'1 ~. - for Sa1e, Mioc. RIDGE CHERR\' 21ond, judging by expre~lrlon, lntentl to 1tay mt~rried man1 IMP '-'P.flrll 1 N.tial'&. l;ear.'" L~ilen T4e Two :Ga• .; Hubbell Pltch· 111 10th. Shutout Noted aeronaut.') at t.hc Hamilton Club in Chicago drawing for pot:Ut~ns in ' the The PlieJT'J ~ldte ~ ~· charnpion8htp w.th the Green Bay Gordon Bennett baiJoon race, -~t.Hrting Saturday at tbc Curliss-\Vrl,ht..Rt:lynolde: 8.~ tic'* btU tea_m wm5 tD Alfli!d Tburs Packers who earned f!Or themselves h It M j W I!J <> •J eyenlnc bu~ wert~ defeated by the uue of "Cheese Champions" port. L e ft to right; Lieut. C. H K(•nda!1, U.S. N.; Richard Sc u ze •. ' . a . . .• Latter team l' u s o. resuJt of running out on a Kepner, C•pt. Farnciszck Hyn e k, F'rit:t. \'C n Opd, Georges Ra va inp, Ph lhpyr Quernm, .. .Pl are the Mr 1md llin; OUM VaL\Teat .·md t.tntat'vely £Cbeduled game when 1 at Xypr Jf'ith 1wt parmbl, Mr. 1 ·= - - Frederick A. Rowe, Charl~.s E. 'fhompsL ~. I tg m: DELAYE' D Ruy Wllalev and family wcu' ~---:----­ E.:~nzle Bt{llda,y. rom et·oy visitors Monday Mrs. Moa.h Aumiller and Rose. Gus VanNest and family , Rav 1"01\ SALE---Blue concoril grape~J, 1:1ary Ewing of New Columhla, w. Whaley and family. Binnes Violet C. Pruth, MBIJOD., West Va. 8·3ti-Ot VB , and Mrs. E M. Theiu of Dor· and RUn attendl;d the ball IIBme cas we1e gueat.<J of Mrs L, Hill and show at Alfred Tuc~day evenGRIMES AND JONATHAN Applea recently. Jng. . JlOW ready. Other var1et1e11 IaUer. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Teaford IUld Ds.vld Lmton and Elizabeth Rmis ' Qet your1 early aa the crop il rblldren were caiUnQ: at Palrvlew f'pr;n~ Wcdne&ds.y with Mr. and U1bt. OOocl roads to the oreb,trd MOllday. two mUea iJaok of New Haven, W. Howard and Waldo Byer11 of va. w. 'Va. Orchard eo. B·31·3t MiddleJKJrt and Ray Byers of Racine were Sunda.y guesbl or Bylvia PQ.l:i ~e SO lb. lee box. one Hadt:llttc. t'% B . P. liJIIl engine, one used These from here who attended 1 double iub electric DeXter wash 1he district Sunday school conven· m&ehlne. Prlcel reuonable. Gil· tton at the Meip: county fa~ rground man Auto Supply, Pomeroy. Thuriday were Mr. and Mra. E. W. 9-1·31. Hill Bnd Mrs. Allee Geyer, Mr. and J!QR filALE-Automatlo Delcq L~sht Mra. Ira Hill and Rev and Mrs. Plant. AIIIO WestinghnUR Battery ,.A~rt HIU ana:t son ol' Ctratolt , Plant. Phone 94-L. I . o . Mere- 1\nd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph RBdcUfte.l Mr. and Mra Henson Hulter Elnd dltb, Pom~roy . 9-1·3t famu y of P'ore5t Run were Sunday ALt. MAXJ$8 or rad,l06 setv14!Cct at c,1 1Jilr}J: of Mrs. Philson Roualt. Frrunces Rnd Vale VanMeter of reaaonable prlC811. Brtna: ln your radio or cal. :JU•J. H. 14'. 01'01115 Cannel weJ·e Sunday ruests ofl Harold Teaford Mlddl<porl. Mrs owen Taylor and daugt,...j WANTW-Hurse or mare not over ter w~c Sunday evening CJ.llers of 8 f\lanl old and welg,blng not Lots McKenzie less than 121)0. Prlee and anlmall !lev. and Mr~; Albert Hill and 110n mU&t be right. see OJ:.' write w. R. tetumcd home Fntla.y acco:~ted Athey, ·K)'.pr, Ohio. P. 0 . Box 42 by E. W. Hill w~o will a ~ht:~l't t!rnc \\·lt.h them. Mrs. Jl'aye Dunb.vy "nd daUihLer returned' home to COlumbus 'l'un· da;v atu-r spendJmr a week, gue,,t~ d ~..~r mother Mrs Philson Rouah. . ' ~--- - ·~ -- - ~ - - -------cc--:--l!!rlaJ;-;;;.;;g- lfu:~vcicra1;;- whO t.o.l! pcsit lon tO~ right halt 18 C>J1 tember 17 when Clnclnoatl, th~ twt1 returning from liL'It year and ., here 11e will be used consistently r ew entry i.n ~ Le&BUe, ~.!."t Sunl1»-Y school claM Wednesda)' nt the end of the otrlcial season, v.:ho fa1led to geL a real chance ln tl.!' a ball tarrier In previous .sea- JJCRr at Universal Stadlwn. .,....,.. e"enlng WJth a weJner roa.st. Boat· OJtiy to lose the poot r:~eason play- vJew of Dul<:h.!i super gcneral-sh.ip. som ln view of the scarcity of iood trom Oinc\nnati hne It that t.bey li,g on th~ llttle lake at ber home 1•tf game to the Chicago Bears. Th!B Wt~h Dutch m!B<!Ing from the l'allks blocking baU· I.Jfi.Cks, Lumpkin waa to:re pu\tinll one or the ~~nca: was enjoyed bi' all. EUr.abeth Roa, ll.ll.me Ia .still hiStory U1 the minds of uds year, these boys wtdoubteclly cl'ntillUOU.Sly m;ed In this position. ~an: ont$the n~ld rw~u =e Thede, ll'roat. Evelyn Taylor, Emer~ nll the tri-state followers of foot· w!U get a reu.J opportwllt.y to 'Ibis year the owner~: wea·e success- t e ..,.par na, no ou in tlultr son WeU amd Lloyd VanNeat were 1 t-all It being played upon a. mlnlfl.- J'l lllke good. iul ln brlnliing m several good tll~lr worlt cut out tor them . , ;.he 1nvttcd guesi:Ji. tnrt lndoor grleltron In Chicago I !Jhx:J~ers and Lumpkm w1ll, us a firs~ encounter. Two w3eka of b:i:• Leota. Oultums waa the !IUet!Jt of 1 whCrc the: St)ll.rtans were at a deAnother velenm a ll;o will be llt'SU!t be r;wJlched to right llalf J tcntlive t raining, however, ~r Fay Logan at Hemlock Orow~ Wed- ~ c ded handicap In view qf their In- ml&'img in B!ll ~t:Kallp from Ore' flntsy Clark ahould put the par. fe!!day nblllty 0 w~lght 'WCte able to uti- gon Stat~ who made t.hc All·pro 1 1'h"' Spartans wall appeKr Uus tans tn the pink of conditiOn to Mr ·raylor and hUnlly of W. 1 llze thcl~ advant'agc on the small kam h: 1931 The Spartan owners yeat upon the ftcid In brand n ew me~ .tny worth-Rhlle toe. Virginia, !fVerett 'fayiOr and ram- field up Ramey Hun~er unilorms. The LradJt,lonal pul'ple " ',.~~~~ 1 ]13 ve stgned Ill· nntl Mr. and Mts. B. Taylor J !rom Marshal College to toi.e Me· will still b" In vogue big twelve inch I The Spartan rmd daughctr of Big Run were the Tbe Spartan ,mentor 101 111 have Jlis , Kahp'l5 p'ace. Hunter plays the 1 Pum.bcn; ~ 11 pe ...r!nr; on the backs forward to g nests ot Mr and Mrs. Dale Pe'try "'Or1t cut out ~~r ~h. 1 r~p~! ' a 11 me style of football !.hat McKa- ~ wlth eight mch numbers in front E"'~::!OP S,1turday. lhe 1ncompara e U ar.., w Itp does being a demon on the The h eavy khaki pants have been Ll'Sgue recphenn. McEihenny visited Llz~ wiU not be back with the Spartans pas; 1!ff'emr.. Runt- 1 is 8Ughtly laid ru;ide 1 the lighter nytex dredd~:::~;cr;;:~JF,~~ :.:le Midkiff Sunday. Maud Roes and t!11s year, h~Vin!J: f:ker:mthc 1 Jl~ t:rovler than McKllllp whiCh should j w:Otcil wlll be used. this ,rel\1". 'l,'h~ ~ 00 00 Mr Hubbard wert afternoon call- t .en as heath 0 1 da an~~n) f bt- an added a·dvnnte;ge to him manRc'emcnt iS makinl an e:ltort to , director at e o ora o """'~""" o n. 1 h B rt t. Among the old veteruns returning n ake the Spa~.......~ ns tho bes~¥ dressed Mr and Mrs. Maywood Whaley ~o~:erT l~as .S:ur': m~~ac~~e~Y \\ill be th e famoUfl Father Lwnp- tt>am on the f\el~ In the Oarr clr· v.:ete recent callers ot Mr. and Mn> • •~ bac'·- •·'n "the nmbllng wreek from cult this year and from wha t l.nWh.l end has severa1 new quar...,.r ,... 1 """ • ,_ · h • - tleve they R ay ey. comln :In, ny of whom may nn Georgia Tech" The "old Father" fo.:tma.twn we ave we "" Mrs Sauiser and daughter were \ Dutch~s Sh!s wlth succe&S The I thla year will be seen in a new role , Wlll. , I1 calllns on Mr. and P.(re . Jeff Violet 8 f 1 tid · t lSo "F ttte Spa.rttm mentor Is planning The f\T&t game on the funday. Mrs. &ultler !olmtltly re- 'I hpartanddolw, ner,& ee !:..~baeekn • a- ~n ~hliUng h im hom the blockm8 £C~.", :rule 'Wlll be on sld ed here l nt a ton& qua, ...,r_.L m I I A"Game" Protector-. - - PIR.\TtS WIN To ·Retain Seccmd Place; · ~a~pro, Yankeeo, Both Looe By COPELAN:D C BURO • INS Sports 'Writer New York,. Sept 2-lN&-Likc the a:~l with the curl, who Wa6 very Ln.d iowhen sh,e waa bad and when good Just about perfect the New \':ork: Olanta ~t right at the head (•f the baseball elaas torlay. Tb,ey h&d one cf their good da.ys yesterday in Boston before tans and Kd1)t ruru: Jflta . . Op ertQn 123t.&e'la8 010211010 000000000 NYCU rum; .ODDOOIOlx "'" Op erors IOOittoax 01000200• MliTIB grabbed B ClllSIIIC In doubleheaders from the oncettlreatentng Boston Braves, 2 to 0 Otber club& were Idle. and 5 to 3. Th~ double victory Just nOOu' throttlrd the pennant hope& ot the Bo&~nians, who slid In~ l'ES'fE&DAF& -BSU.LTS third pia~. ~~even game!! behln~ the New Yorker~~ . OaTl Hubbell apd Fred Fitzalm- 1 AMEBIC~N AJ80CIA'IIWI n1oll8 wtre the "pitching h!!roe!l lndl.l\rl.Wll& 10, Colmnbll4 0!" Each won his game .In the final UJuisvllle J1. Tqt~ 4. 1nnUls wltb a timely poke. After HUbbeU lhut out U.C Braves ln a muterpleee of hurllilg, to Prove hiS NATIONAL LEAGIJE l'!ght to be called the premier mound map ot' the year, and crackNew York 2. Bco:,f.o!l 0 UO Inned a. hit that .scored the winning ing&.) nm In the tenth. alonl tame P'itz New York 5, ~ton 3 t.;J duplicate hill amazing feat. He Oillcln'natl 'i, Ch.lcttlfO 3 calmJy drove out a double that Pittsburgh' 2, St Loui& l 411 hml.lroug,bt in tbe deddin( run, lnp.) Hubbell gave the tribe only lour Only s:ames scheduled. Mta. whUe Fitzsimmons allowed !lix -.rIn ela'ht hmlngs of the vesper, loUQlll! finitlhing the game and ho\dlng the enemy hi.Uess in ttu: Phtlt~dclphia 12, W!Uiohmgton 3 nlnth. 5!1,000 T 0101)98000 '"""""'- t o u s. of ChicaJt"o, t::!~;';~! ;n1":1''~1,1~,~~~-;Ni~':::,!'l.'. ~~~~ oal .o flill on ~ r"Dns<!n~u~ IJf lton In tM SUt~~ RUN REDS DHEH IN~~OERS, Joh1~n,--;--- ---s-ot- 1 Uavio;,. l b '\ 0 0 1 Waruer. 3b 4 0 I 0 I ~ C1~ 1 r.eoJ::d at. L®l.ii ....... . ., B2 4 o 1 o 3 ~ o 0 o l 9 3 AII.T<l.ny _ _ _ 31 Buftalo 75 Montreal ABR HE Ju.sey City 3 2 0 0 5 1 2 4 1 2 0 4 1 1 t 4 1 I 0 1 1 0 0 a o 1 o I 0 0 0 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ' 0 G.ulE:S l 4 0 2 0 0 340 !) 4 79 NATIONAL '19 170 72 . Ml 82 95 461 .3'19 TOO~.Y LEAGUE Chioogo at ClnclnnaU St. Louls at PittsbUrgh New York at Boston. Ph iiad~ lp hl:l at Brooklyn. AMERICAN LEA•..i Ut: Cl('\l"ilmrl at Clllca~o Wa!lhln gton at Philadelphia.. Bostoll at Nc.., York. l11-trmt at St Lout;; 1NTERNATION,U LEAGUE at. TOTonlo. Bul!alo at MmtreBL Newark e.t BJL!timore. Albar.y at Jel'8ey City. TOOTS Rnchestc~ Won LMt I Cc!um!Jus ~.1inneapoll1i lndla.oflp<.lls 113 48 Rl 64 7!'1 61 71 BL Paul l'clcflo (l3 L J itizvlllL' """50 ll.'"ilwaulwe Kansn:; C1Ly . 75 77 85 Full Pack No Sl.ck FillincJ 410 I 407 1 3Ut1 ' • SAME PRICE..._ AS42Y!ARSAGO :zsou- fDr25f DoMflh 'l::ifAcn-1 Map allows where t.h'rea disasters iu una day ~ooA & toll .of 11i;li:tecn live! tnd ca~sed injury to at letast 40 penon3. ElJ:Iit died .m lhe wreck o the GoWen Sta.te Llm1ted n~Dr Tucumcari, N. :M., live 111 the tzan~p?T• 1Jane c!'ra1h at Quay, and th rea Armr1ofll~rs m • plane smash at ~an Antonio, Texas. --------- -- ----- !Did \?ou £ver .Stop ?!/(inglf Resir/ence in the Oueen City:tegol in size, ~n rnajeSt IC beauty of inlerbr; insumj)tUoos IUI(ury .• in fact \ tto (think 1 I By EJ)SON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. ro<JOIIn orny~hing e~J!j>t prke, . the That Competition often makea more busincu. Sintan-St Nl&das shou~ bo VOW' heN ·""all of- v4il! l!J Cincinn~ti. S"f otlhls· Ple9s9l)t p~ i~ 1ht l)oart Qf dcwn1J)¥jn Qn~~[!Oti. l<J"ll! (OI!lb'\q~~ moms. f.l'l!'t of, fln~fll"'' qu~kiy ar.l offk:lclrtiy oervod in o~ctrkxtl~coal,d dining ~~ · Bo1h ond oer~dar ln every mpm. Sing~ fn>m 12!0 Stores that adv.:ortise &re extremely competitive. / There io no competition be\W;ecll a<lv:erti1ed 1101>d1 and JIOD· ~~,clv~rtii!ld good•, becau~e poltoqy lroowo about ni!D·advertued rooil• and there i8 nn dejrland for l!tel!l. ' I " fltt~i1'c" c'onceroo should link up their l>~•ineu lo tood vertiain11. 1 _ TIJ9rc " onmething partic11larly ple11oiug ad ve•lioil•g. ' ' • ' "· c • I • \ ; ' .,.. ... :l .','•' ' " • \' •I •! ., :~~~ ' : ' . " -;, i, .,, ' ,. ' ' ad · al>.out 100d Tba,!l ;. a diotiuctin cltar&cler to, .dv'!rt.iH4 11l"iil~· 4B7 70 Al'tERICAN ASSOCIATION lndlanapolia al ColumcW! tr,lght game) . Louisv11lu at Toledo Kansas City sl Mllwnuk£e, Mlnneapoll'> at St Paul 0 :t 2 2 0 I • ... IN'f'ERNA.TIONA.L a.E"GtiE Glub Won Lost Pet. 4 o o 0 N!"wark 9~ 58 1119 4 1 1 o ~~~ochc~t .r 84 87 .li56 4 o 3 o I:.alttmore 81 73 .52S 1 o 1 1 r orcnto 76 '17 fllfl Pa:yne. c McCabe , cf Gomer 21:> Blackwell, rf ButleJ , p Harris, p BN.tcn ~ . New York 2 112 Inn· weU enough lngol . the Giants, taking Only games scheduled Verge~~:, who recover- at the the country. cieated a scaaa· Orcutt t1ed with 78. "Ja,c~~ did operation hitless in 5 timed 1n quaJifyl.n~jr rou~ b~· turnln5r m a 76, a new for tht · v, (, mcn'~ toul"llament. ~c dtf~dbta daam.l 11 ion . \" 1 r>~:ini a \nn Wle, Helen H1cka &nd Mau"teal · �SI)JIDAY. .' DisappW~J · . · Believed Stolen Ollidalt 1.-....tiptiaa Myo...... '" te-,., Beliewe Anim;.l .. ..'NOTlt;E, . U:<mday. Bep~fmb!et ttb, : l..amsm,iWometi Jurors AUDITOR lG,R bel.nc Labar Da7, Ulere wW ' be no 1aaue of Tbe Pumeror day, AGGRIEVED WIFE SEEKS FREEDOM dilooyered about tell days qo, 't wU leirned foUOwlna an tnveaUptlon by · Deputy Sherlft A. 0. ~. ~y. but no trace has t.eei1 ~ered by oelgbbori.DI er tn tbe search. I.arP Aeer wu said to have ~en rruinl with a number or eatt.le 1n a • fleld, at tlle White rann whleh wu enclosed with a wire An 1nveat11at1Qn proved no ponkm" of tbl! wire · ·had cut and the entire fence enelo8tJg the deld WM intact. w.n : n wu 'lrtVeaU&atJon dft~ here wtll by the oon~ue, aturlfra ftw ' clues b~e I;M!en o.vallable ·from •hleh to aid the seareh. tor the ..mlllin&' atrer. ·: TH!EF IS SOUGHT I of a new pte and several riXia of wire renclnr from the ta.rm or 0 . J! ,.\mos. near New Llms., la belria: BY CUBAN ARMY j Boi~~ ~!~;c~;:,;nt,.Un·IN MISH~PS OV[R DH'IC[RS SEilEO A~:;ca;~:; HOliDAY ~ ERI0~ adJOlnlfll counties. '·' The tu: pa.yera leacue wu form· ed by, a nwnber of I4Bip county cltlr.etll who demanded tba1. aome• be done at once to .attempt' a ~TE AND FENCE j RE~OHi STAGE~ 'new:t~h~d ~io~:1y M~NYAHE VICTIMS t.Btate in ·-·· I In the valuation ot real ' An inveatlratimt Into' the theft ! ! Enlltted Men Spring Surpriae Aa Protest Of Condition• col;tduct.m by Bhertft A. 0 . Tracy and deputy, 0 . F . Tpl. cy llerc, It ~ been reported. . The sate r emoved. from hlng. eE and taken from the fence around Jhe Amos farm , lt wa• sald, and ,W il5 PRESIDENT AWAY Along The ~ul~ awa.)' klgetber with the quantity of fencing. 'the gate· waa a n~w one, the owner Wid oftlcerf, f'll~ _Jt 1a bt!Ueved that It Will De ,caljily traef!cl. Ho1Mver,. no clues t.ate been obta ined to direct sus~n t.o •~Y lndh!ldua.l, IJ1e ~cers ' 1 the tax payem . DI'&'&DI..r.i.~lpn Frlds.y, f~laa w,eraJ montha' actlvlty by the leque to DriJll tbe taxea 1n this couo&, tA:I a Wllform b&sl& and on equal too~ wjth taxes assessed . .alnlt ,;eai al~ugh Miniaterina To Victima When It Struck Hig~ay Wftl;t "· .0. ~lble:r BULLETIN Havau, 8epl. < ...... iAr a Dt' ~INB--Car· ~ re- thtJ blood.,_ Maeblne Gun) KeiiJ, wWel!' (IOV.Ih1.1n ~nneeUon wiUII Uw: ldtbl&ltdaa' Gt \llaa.tka 1'. UIWlhel ai Okla.hoiiiJ. oo,., ... hekl ln jail bere .-..,. mliHU7 eoup 5-INBIKi..t.km •OOllp .... ledtu el &he lho.....UY• lN&-In shacldes arul iJD.Ihu, Tex. Twelve guardS w~ re Uepinl • coll:tl..ant. wa.t.ch over the desperado who 11:1 awa.l.til18 trial for the 1200,000 ltid~apln!l of Charles •Jo'. U1·· ~~~ here and the ma.ehhw gUn m~ or tour Dft\cerll a:ld thell' l.ol)e pris{..Del' o.t Ko.Mas City. .;~~·~~~~by broucht JU&rd$ nrmed Bo.Uey trom Ardmore, ~ptW't':d tour from the v ... Wuluw > " \ '' " "I ' .<' . ,. fT" ':.I ' . ·( \ "·' .' ~ ·.,- ., l I : .t~~TE ·opoD.' R<i.<J/ '; ·~ ' - '·· 'I <...:..._ l ,, .:' •Rd!ldtJa Of W)Jila Hill are (' eX- i tolling U.e work 'G1 Street Commltsloner Ebersba.ch for the ftne · I conditton In which the commls- ! ~oner and his able atlSIIt.a.nts haw ! put the road on th&~ hill. n} ! Y 1· u.y UW road ha.l not been 1n such ~loeable condition for year. and a,. extetl4iniJ & vote of thankn to t~ roM ebtet. ----- FRIEND 18 HOMO& OUI:IJT Johnny Week after week lotre heap• of Jinqa and otbor wash pl•llt!' ·l!n used with compltte abondon-thon. 1128Chewolet 1925Chewolet 1927 Oldamoloile C...th Thete can,.._ ~1 recQIM!ition· · eel arid read:r f6r quiclnale. . PriCed 'lfflr:J low for qllick ..1e. Cph or,lema to tuit. washed thut c011·venlant wa,y. · Why not orra!'.le to ha~e a 11ew v- ~ laundry room 1 Wily not lnveltiiate thls w wiZard loon 1 You · are aure to app~late the many exlllllent featu..,. ~lu41nr corruratod porceloill enamel tub, ' flootlq acftator, ulety wrJnrer, lind othen. . · r~:...~ . liE...,. ........... ~. -.-::-------...... ~ ',... .. .OIIIo ·ilectric ·C.•. . ' '' TRUCE BETWEEN iI IN~USTRY. lABOR, I I. 15 SUUGHT Bl NR~ I Accidentl; F011r Are Sent To Watery Graveo By Int:ematlonal News Servlr.e crub of a stununa airplane, numerous automobllt cract-ups on and X..bor Day hllhwaya, Ohio's rataUty and. Sunday too t<tl!te I to IIOribe. ~ efrectlft ~· [WIOE ~WHHCUT iBl ~nRM: fRUIT . GR~WERS ~UfFfn ! I Life Lou Confined To Shine State ' To End Union-Non-Union 1 Arcument; Ford Still i Out Of Fold 1 Bv WILLIAM 8 . NEAL TNS Staft' Corref!POndent Wuh.Jqtoo. Sept. s-JN8A new eonlerence on tbe bliamino• ooal eode ,... OJ'dered \odr.J b7 natioul NflO¥et'J a4· minimUiou oftlelalil u lniilaatlonil kftw u..& ~ Rooaenli him8elt w1ll deal wUb the eue ol Henry 1'..-d. the ulomoblle .........,_,,_, A ...U of .dl&nce oveloptld the Ferd cue. The . . .moblle IIGde to WlliM Ford dlcl not IUJt.. Seriously 1.1 I One Victim lu·SUn• ANXIOUS . In Traffic hnlidayfCOnsest ~>d drown~nis boosted • •••• • •••• 11 AkE KILLED 11early, 30 vletlm!, o. survey by Jn., 1.ern•t1onal News Senlce today re, A caravan of otx automobiles \'Paled, At leut 16 eOJmtlailded 'by te<ternl authort~ e~ from Ues wtth NT OVERTHROWN ....... As Hurricane Strikes In Effort To Settle Problema Of Critical Nature Two Die In When Stunt Plane Crashes Oldlilicma City, Okla., S :pt. 5- lln.ndeutra. ' Rarvey ~n.iley, desperado Storm with the two major crimes ohal'led of th Blow year, today ..tas ln solltary confinement In the eouuty jg.il while 1federal o.uthdritlea lnvestlgat.ed his , sc*taculu escs.pe trom jail ut ._.,........,.r--• .r caa. ar&e....o.n.. reUDw· D Manuel ·- By Carrier 11!1 Oeota-By Mall 14.00 c-UBAN GOVERN .... , Florida Texas Dam ••••• .. IlfTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. If lt'l Newa lt'l In The Tribune Payen League haa been nallled.· u. was atated here Saturdi.y .• · , The recogniuon of the delniUlde the theory that the steer blld; been aiolen from the field and ~ered l.rrunedlately aUboUgh auspect, ll&ve . been rev~aled ln ln tempmsture . LEASED With the proDUae fJom H. J . Blackmore, Melp : eOUDtY auditOr, tb&t he will advoca\e a 20 per Cl!tli • reductlon lD the reVlluatton ot all rl!al eattl~ in Melp COilDt(; :t.he objective of the Melp COunty tt'aS: {:r· tnvest(ia.tion. N REA·DERS' NOTICE - It you wimt the News Olllce of The Dally Mune, eo II 2S6-L; If the Bua111 ... Ofllce ask for !02-IL FOR LOWER 'rAJtd Red11ction ·Of ,·2OOJ~ Pnl•·l iaed If Qk'd By Body , farmert wJI,o have as$ted the own- tp~ ll1 Arthur "Baa•" llaer )Vitb ........... The cU&appearance of the steer m To Another For Citizena Of Collnty Followina Seaoion \;AI 'l1le ON . AD.VOCAT.t NEW lOWER ·VftlUAltllN Dally TrlbUDe prtnted 00 that wu B11tcherod Tbe JnJBUrioua diaappearanee Gl ... steer. -wetahbtc betWeen .19 &nU !tOO poundl, from a field or aev· enl head& o! cattle at the Eva Whll:e (U1P on the HarriOODvllle ioti.tiJ ln Y:el;a oounty, ha.s be(lled •.,.., COUDtJ authorities. i One Word Led apTBMDR 8, 11!1 I' PROPERTY DAMA~.... ' � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 3, 1933 atkinson de pinedo leyguers rogers stull