https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1318020cc47cf31c28efc0ab025616b4.pdf a8fb7652e2f5b053645394dd0e824883 PDF Text Text 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~.... ' �'1'1111 ta"l'nn!!::t '· .,.Lt.. I Mr -,nc1 Mra E D Stuunaker and children ot Scio •re a:ueatl of rel&~ I Ltvu btre lrlatJ Lucille Board -Peut .evetal d&fll thls waa at. Pt. F.leuant lheet~~ or , lhe BlQlda.y 1\U!St ol 'l'homu t VJR.EWiiA J ---~~..::.GRE.:..:.:.:,.G:.,:G:.-,...--=­ NEWS bunon -.. Nr. Lov Hoftlnan and famll)r I and Mn I PboDe 582·L I, dJ.lfihkr Ml' &nd ~ L C Purbee and were vtsttora at HawkS ll''ntMrsThunday Ellla.beth Lehew and dautllturned home after week! at 1 epentUns the put two 1i -·---;N:;cA;-;;T;;I;;Q~ NAL -;;-~..,:;:;;;V;;f&;;fl;;ii\iiGI'iP:JizsEHTWVES vi&t!:ar at .... wq a business Va .. .:__ Barbou-o:avUlt, W vifday VJ;RNON, W. VIr. For EdlWial Otfhlt C&IJ 111-L rqr BuiDea OUke llHI Cireu.JaUMJ Dept;, CaU hi-B s ta ____ l""m•..., 9hrlJty BleLner fnd K.hpbaU, ~o. Chlcq:o. PhUa.Wphia., rt~UbJlrlb, Milwaukee Delivered 87 Carrier One Week . One llonl.h ODe Year htel' have H!Noe To House Caqvat li'or Ccmoumen, Start· ed Tueaday One MonLh Three Months Sl.I. Months One Year JUSTICE AND LAW Columbus 0 Sept 5-rNB&:hool bells jangled Jn Col umbtlll THERE are mam orca:o~L:: n:s \\hen IUHtlce and law; are from synonymous and these occasious have much to Uo wtth the hlttt'rn t!s:s of th ose caught 1!1 the meshet1 of tl)day as approxtmately 00.000 pu.lJil.S boia t.erou.sly thronGed classrooms Opening of the city's .schools took Plact> according to schedule Cespte tt u:~at 11 that tht>y would be forced t.o delay operations because W a. the law, gutlty of a mmor InfractiOn quite often technics: only while a 1eal V HI~ t01· of the law m a "big" wtty, ea. r ~1p e s nut only unpumshed, man~ times ~e is not even cJt( d t o,· his Ill e gal actions A case m pmnt IS that pertaimng to Ohto river fish. There have been many Ill t5tanc~s whe'l'~ln anglers have heen detected tn t alung different game fish from the I'lVel whe n the fi f:l h were not of sufficient s1ze to the hshe1man to do so wJthout runninll afoul of the la.w for the infractJon. Fteque;ntly these anglers are caurht, tried and convJCted and forced to pay a heavy fine wtth t' OMts uttached Now thts procedure iEI gone through with the game wa r den f ur th e d eterrent effect tt mny have on other anglerb, to protect the fi~o~h and to fulfill the dutie~ of the office. It Is hardly fair to hold grievance agamst nn Jndivtdual enforcmg the law 1f he iM enforcing the law 9·5 dgtdly, With out fear or favor to any particular one a.nd 570 so long as he does not 1ealn too far out of line in what he chooses to cal1 hi:i duty . On th e oth cl' hand tf"le slight dam~ge caused to the ftshm g or to th e pleasure of law aUidmg anglers from thJs source is negligible because the mcident~ occur aiJ too seldom But when an instance of wholesale slaughter of tu!h 1::1 seen such 38 we along our nver front are see-l'illr~;o:;;;;'"l'==;::;F=~~il': iug dally, becamn.: some one II:! neg)Igent m permttttng ~ ..,• ..,... _.~ volumes of acid to pollute th e ~JtreHm, 1t II:! time to call a Colleges arle .,,~n cJ)el'lin8 halt under the o~d ih!fti!J1!1Dtn~r 'fhouaands, prC~bably millions of fitJh, are victims of irtOti:JaJl sca&Ot\ r•lles ~tt.S ~ ' up<L ~h~ de&n .1a au~ ' ~ 1 .. the potson aft'ectmg the OhiQ uvcr at the present ttme, &tadtl.ijn J et not one thing seems to be done m order to brmg' about a cessation of the vicious, tllegal practice. More fish are bemg killed <luring th•• one, Siege of ac•ditf, ~an will be caught by anglers along tbc entlre I!"'J'tlt "' bf the Oh.io riv er tn 100 y ears. Why thei1, can we no~ JD.il)gle our law wtth common scn~c and mtez spet'Se a little JUStice wtth It'! 1~s~ lack of funds bY ' l>ertcd NRA TROUBLES • '' .RI"OHT- SHJ! ,TAKES CIL\N~ w•rh her ttftvea. "I've tried most of the clprette bund5," ..,. Mn. BurnhAm, "but for a (opll time I have beeo an eothuelarth: cJmel f1o. Camel., be~=··~·~'"~;"'~:""::b~;:,~~~t never them ruflte aU P" 1moke : • < I • 'I IT IS MORE FUN mK(IJW ' c:..a.ele are ,_.Je lro111. finer, M"'RE fiX PENSIVE tobHCW than any.:J~er popular brand. lm't 1bia the most lm~ portaftt ltateatentewr Dll.de by a cia: .... reth! manuf.oa:tun:rl Con.liderwhatil ~can1. Change co tbJ,t lt'1 tb.e c:::'amet. aad ~bacco 1that •"'~"'' L1,:;;~~~~~ll;;;P.~a~....,:lnJ dtarujllon, bQt' 1 amite to •wen _. 1011 certalnlJ :;oa11t for me to &cure out," ..td lllow)J. naqh tlt.ftw baet bla and aacldeaJJ the whole room tbo pula of Ida 1 e... -- " 1 "'1'11•...... - with • Co......,P. "'llobl ••., ~tontorm~· If ... had ..... d e p - ....... ' ; 1'aam of W. old .._bter 'Wall • ai ,u1 1111 rilaliiJ' aad ralalr ....WM I "1'...... not atnl<l \lo - ""'~~dol"abauP<I, :.rJrlol ..-..t a Hltk aldewloo. ... "'lPl! f!i9llk.l, l P!!" •II!' [!:; H' t. ,• •, ~ I• ~ " ,. ' ;,.' ::.l { -~ ' '·t \ ' . , 4 , .. / •• • ... ' "' • I l . "~ l• ' . l • ! ' "I ne'Or would have b..,. able to hold my;boat at re!ard speed for huu~~•• says Afr~: ~eiJOO llurnham, "if I did· 't toke every pr.cautlon to keep my nerves heallhy.' As a steady illltoker, I ' h!I'Ve I~ must of tbe ciprette b111nds. But for a lon{ t1me 1 ha\ e been an enthushisUe ~' my nerves, oo I .!.nolle them alii want." You are missing a new dehght in smoking .•. an added safeguard of he•lthy nerves ... if you haven't yet switched to Camels. Begin today. Your taste will qmckly appreciate the natural mildness of Camels ... and your nerves will eon ~ firm ,.our taste- brmging ovei-whelm.ing proof thatCamel'scosthcrtobaccosdomakeadifference! mtan Lenl'l .,.. Aew opeD •err "What'• 10 fwmJ' aboul TURN TO .CAMELS fao. Cam.e~ t-eing so mu(~ milder, neve!' r..Uflfe §to ~ 1' the \Vhl tt l'nt ol.d on a boat 1 have a keen :est fer mtoldftl• ~\'Old lilt• .p:.g my nerves upset •nd ~Jet)' 1 •moke C!amch. They kecop rig ht on tudnc~;::ood even wl1et1 I ~o 111 foJr ~makang in a t:ig way." Jlo• I STEADY SMOKERS 1 disturb to I ' the ll •' ' �'1'1111 ta"l'nn!!::t '· .,.Lt.. I Mr -,nc1 Mra E D Stuunaker and children ot Scio •re a:ueatl of rel&~ I Ltvu btre lrlatJ Lucille Board -Peut .evetal d&fll thls waa at. Pt. F.leuant lheet~~ or , lhe BlQlda.y 1\U!St ol 'l'homu t VJR.EWiiA J ---~~..::.GRE.:..:.:.:,.G:.,:G:.-,...--=­ NEWS bunon -.. Nr. Lov Hoftlnan and famll)r I and Mn I PboDe 582·L I, dJ.lfihkr Ml' &nd ~ L C Purbee and were vtsttora at HawkS ll''ntMrsThunday Ellla.beth Lehew and dautllturned home after week! at 1 epentUns the put two 1i -·---;N:;cA;-;;T;;I;;Q~ NAL -;;-~..,:;:;;;V;;f&;;fl;;ii\iiGI'iP:JizsEHTWVES vi&t!:ar at .... wq a business Va .. .:__ Barbou-o:avUlt, W vifday VJ;RNON, W. VIr. For EdlWial Otfhlt C&IJ 111-L rqr BuiDea OUke llHI Cireu.JaUMJ Dept;, CaU hi-B s ta ____ l""m•..., 9hrlJty BleLner fnd K.hpbaU, ~o. Chlcq:o. PhUa.Wphia., rt~UbJlrlb, Milwaukee Delivered 87 Carrier One Week . One llonl.h ODe Year htel' have H!Noe To House Caqvat li'or Ccmoumen, Start· ed Tueaday One MonLh Three Months Sl.I. Months One Year JUSTICE AND LAW Columbus 0 Sept 5-rNB&:hool bells jangled Jn Col umbtlll THERE are mam orca:o~L:: n:s \\hen IUHtlce and law; are from synonymous and these occasious have much to Uo wtth the hlttt'rn t!s:s of th ose caught 1!1 the meshet1 of tl)day as approxtmately 00.000 pu.lJil.S boia t.erou.sly thronGed classrooms Opening of the city's .schools took Plact> according to schedule Cespte tt u:~at 11 that tht>y would be forced t.o delay operations because W a. the law, gutlty of a mmor InfractiOn quite often technics: only while a 1eal V HI~ t01· of the law m a "big" wtty, ea. r ~1p e s nut only unpumshed, man~ times ~e is not even cJt( d t o,· his Ill e gal actions A case m pmnt IS that pertaimng to Ohto river fish. There have been many Ill t5tanc~s whe'l'~ln anglers have heen detected tn t alung different game fish from the I'lVel whe n the fi f:l h were not of sufficient s1ze to the hshe1man to do so wJthout runninll afoul of the la.w for the infractJon. Fteque;ntly these anglers are caurht, tried and convJCted and forced to pay a heavy fine wtth t' OMts uttached Now thts procedure iEI gone through with the game wa r den f ur th e d eterrent effect tt mny have on other anglerb, to protect the fi~o~h and to fulfill the dutie~ of the office. It Is hardly fair to hold grievance agamst nn Jndivtdual enforcmg the law 1f he iM enforcing the law 9·5 dgtdly, With out fear or favor to any particular one a.nd 570 so long as he does not 1ealn too far out of line in what he chooses to cal1 hi:i duty . On th e oth cl' hand tf"le slight dam~ge caused to the ftshm g or to th e pleasure of law aUidmg anglers from thJs source is negligible because the mcident~ occur aiJ too seldom But when an instance of wholesale slaughter of tu!h 1::1 seen such 38 we along our nver front are see-l'illr~;o:;;;;'"l'==;::;F=~~il': iug dally, becamn.: some one II:! neg)Igent m permttttng ~ ..,• ..,... _.~ volumes of acid to pollute th e ~JtreHm, 1t II:! time to call a Colleges arle .,,~n cJ)el'lin8 halt under the o~d ih!fti!J1!1Dtn~r 'fhouaands, prC~bably millions of fitJh, are victims of irtOti:JaJl sca&Ot\ r•lles ~tt.S ~ ' up<L ~h~ de&n .1a au~ ' ~ 1 .. the potson aft'ectmg the OhiQ uvcr at the present ttme, &tadtl.ijn J et not one thing seems to be done m order to brmg' about a cessation of the vicious, tllegal practice. More fish are bemg killed <luring th•• one, Siege of ac•ditf, ~an will be caught by anglers along tbc entlre I!"'J'tlt "' bf the Oh.io riv er tn 100 y ears. Why thei1, can we no~ JD.il)gle our law wtth common scn~c and mtez spet'Se a little JUStice wtth It'! 1~s~ lack of funds bY ' l>ertcd NRA TROUBLES • '' .RI"OHT- SHJ! ,TAKES CIL\N~ w•rh her ttftvea. "I've tried most of the clprette bund5," ..,. Mn. BurnhAm, "but for a (opll time I have beeo an eothuelarth: cJmel f1o. Camel., be~=··~·~'"~;"'~:""::b~;:,~~~t never them ruflte aU P" 1moke : • < I • 'I IT IS MORE FUN mK(IJW ' c:..a.ele are ,_.Je lro111. finer, M"'RE fiX PENSIVE tobHCW than any.:J~er popular brand. lm't 1bia the most lm~ portaftt ltateatentewr Dll.de by a cia: .... reth! manuf.oa:tun:rl Con.liderwhatil ~can1. Change co tbJ,t lt'1 tb.e c:::'amet. aad ~bacco 1that •"'~"'' L1,:;;~~~~~ll;;;P.~a~....,:lnJ dtarujllon, bQt' 1 amite to •wen _. 1011 certalnlJ :;oa11t for me to &cure out," ..td lllow)J. naqh tlt.ftw baet bla and aacldeaJJ the whole room tbo pula of Ida 1 e... -- " 1 "'1'11•...... - with • Co......,P. "'llobl ••., ~tontorm~· If ... had ..... d e p - ....... ' ; 1'aam of W. old .._bter 'Wall • ai ,u1 1111 rilaliiJ' aad ralalr ....WM I "1'...... not atnl<l \lo - ""'~~dol"abauP<I, :.rJrlol ..-..t a Hltk aldewloo. ... "'lPl! f!i9llk.l, l P!!" •II!' [!:; H' t. ,• •, ~ I• ~ " ,. ' ;,.' ::.l { -~ ' '·t \ ' . , 4 , .. / •• • ... ' "' • I l . "~ l• ' . l • ! ' "I ne'Or would have b..,. able to hold my;boat at re!ard speed for huu~~•• says Afr~: ~eiJOO llurnham, "if I did· 't toke every pr.cautlon to keep my nerves heallhy.' As a steady illltoker, I ' h!I'Ve I~ must of tbe ciprette b111nds. But for a lon{ t1me 1 ha\ e been an enthushisUe ~' my nerves, oo I .!.nolle them alii want." You are missing a new dehght in smoking .•. an added safeguard of he•lthy nerves ... if you haven't yet switched to Camels. Begin today. Your taste will qmckly appreciate the natural mildness of Camels ... and your nerves will eon ~ firm ,.our taste- brmging ovei-whelm.ing proof thatCamel'scosthcrtobaccosdomakeadifference! mtan Lenl'l .,.. Aew opeD •err "What'• 10 fwmJ' aboul TURN TO .CAMELS fao. Cam.e~ t-eing so mu(~ milder, neve!' r..Uflfe §to ~ 1' the \Vhl tt l'nt ol.d on a boat 1 have a keen :est fer mtoldftl• ~\'Old lilt• .p:.g my nerves upset •nd ~Jet)' 1 •moke C!amch. They kecop rig ht on tudnc~;::ood even wl1et1 I ~o 111 foJr ~makang in a t:ig way." Jlo• I STEADY SMOKERS 1 disturb to I ' the ll •' ' �l .. ' , .. ,j ' r--:- • '/ '<( . Five Game Seti~ Willi Pir~ea · 1\{~:y Have ·: ,Bearin1 · -- F.,.. Sale, MMe. ----APPLE GROVE CEDRIC W, OLARK HIIIBY W. OIIEIIBII<G'I'OII Attomert rw: u.e Platnwr. . -~ New ~mrrua, Florida 50 MMII'C oiO . .Uu. Steam Write far BoUid and Rata JAMES H• BUTLER I Maoapr 6 poii.QJ'Iln.ul •; Toledo :1. Polumbu& 'I; Toledo 3. J..arae Crowd See• Slua•in• ,.. ts=rllz; s: st. PaW 3 to•m·oll'iat<h Dfl•w:·'' Tilr••t· 'lo. l'aul II: Mlnne•pollti O<llkr· • he nctm iaJD,eL- Easily outclassing Hubert Scott..-Paine and his Mis.~ Britaiu, 111, Gar Wood's M~ itoberta Sayre ret.umed home A · L .;I. Monday from w,e St. J<ltiePh hDII· mer j ca X wmg t he fln"Ht heat o f t h e Harm sworth tropuy races at A'lgonac, Mich. .-•rl: plt,.l at Parkersburg where she PhotoR show, top, the Mltm America X forging ahead of the Miss Britain III and. bot. · . " !'!,~l~ti:.t an opelutlon for a.p· tum, the Delphine V, Horace Dodge's entry, burning after catching fire at the atarl. New York, Sept ~1N8-A ' ' I .,.,,. . ·v smart, stout woman, ~estly dress· Henry SIWiber .pf "' HunU.ngt.cm The pilot ~nd ffi( ~ hanic ~caped. ed aDd carrytnr a black Jl'lp, was apent the week. end With rrtend.S ~. ~· • ' ~ r:•i:rrJ. the ~enter of a reve~th r &e}'tth , , ,_.,.. .., · , , .• ; , , ¥.~~ - .Xrs, RJ.M!y_. Jiogue or ;MI'. an4.·Mrs. Early Rorn;h aod &.it,e F'a\J': · . r 1 1 here b)' pollee and tednal Q;erit.is. PhyJJia· BrO\Vn~U Of Riple;{Land1,8 .tbe sweethcah of Harveyj IJlR tpent a few daYI!I with her cou- PbLLY AND JlER'I'PALS'?~ . Ji.~ . She outlat, wno n~ ''"· tleorrta 1 Fal'Kt - .. ~ sQ~n~ ,t!~Y, 'wtth, Qa.~sll~r Eileen, 0. G . Bhtelds and · Wile)' Ours Is conducttns &be IJ1c rora;nc d-..~~ - ~'II~· -~ )JI. 1Uf.ll-• ·Hp.rry A~ltn and 1 "aUfhLCr, ~u~lnflAIS or the store of c. $ . Whe~e~lh~asf:ii ii~~!~~~,h~~ I ~ 2l·P· ~ sa\'re noot.•n: •P••~~~. ~ays . ·~, U>e C'hapman In ,his ....nee . e~__,_~t- r play~ 4n ( muddy , Lbe Cheater ~tniJL team the Y'trlef-ta Otll.e~ - 'l.t t.ou~\1Ile 2; tndlaoapolJ.s l. tncuanapollo 4: LoutuviUe 1. irtllwautoe 3; Kanlllll ctty 2. ... twa~ li; Kansas City ~ <11 'lllDingf} AMERICAN A880C::UTION tltternoon by the ot u to' e )!!'fe one or 111, largest crowd& ot the- pri!leat. eea- :t:o~ ·. lb. ~:~ Columbu& ~at. Indlanap:tlla. (two aamea). · · ' Toledo at Louls~tllle. -pollo •• 81. l'llul Only ""'"' . p<bcdllled. ~ 1~- NATIPNAjo LE.t.GtlE ' ;r-- -. ~ New York a~·- ~~tp'lh. r., OnlY i-IE:'S SW&l.L., SPIKE:·· WQT'S HIS NAMI:,'? - • ·1 • r' GOU:S TOD.-.Y cam~ &q~e~Uli!id. ---- &>Q:IIIC4J'I L!I+GIIE ... (' lbolh )!' .. l . NOTICE OJ" AJI!'OJNTMENT arB.-...., at ) r BitatoJp; (both Britain's Lion of the Courts Wa&hlnlton at Jloston. M:be'siu}e4. Only ttn•• ll!I~BNA'fi111<4J. L~Q!JE Roc~r ~t .J49o:treaL llulr!Po •I To...,to. &tumoft at Atbany. Newark at Jerfjef CHy. l ~; noW 'tUn STANo 4l!I~C&N Won Lo.&t 96 _.8 Mlnnc~vo1'a . . . . . . $4 60 Indh~p.apol»J . . . . . . . 'TB 60 Bt-.l Piul . . . . .. .. . .. 13 ,','· 'I' oedo. . . .... ...... 6p Louisville . .. . . . . .. . 67 'JR Milwaukee .. ... .. --.- i6 M Kamm.s Clt>- ....... 56 90 Club Colwubus . . E:L~t:: "', T!l_l_-:,, AeOU"T 50MI!!"TI4lllt4 SIQ "l'OU 010 IT'5 Aj,.l. Rli:!HT, BU1 IF YOU "TELL ,.,. YOURSELF rr ~spi.JIIIOf! 100 MUCH L.li<E BRA441NC.I · >i·M·M! "THAT qiVE.S 1>11! ~{5 ' H~\.0 . 1~ 'THIS "THE OAt LV SCR!:.AM 1 . LI!!T ME SP!!AK TO~!! . . IDITOR, PLEA':>!!'··· NA1'10N.-\L LEAGUE AN IDI.AI Club Won Lost New York . .... .... '17 to .JoHN ·. THAT~S BULLS MY ·soY 'THE ' , BRitisH · ' . ) LION . 1s SLJPREM£ Cl/11 ~NtS lilTS by FRANCIS WALLACE •· At~tlmr Totals No. I 'Ace IS ArrEt<!. u.s. Ncr .7Hc CR.OW/J •I l'ltts~uflh ......... 71 C'hlcago .. . .. . . .. .. 71 5'7 60 BDliton . , . . . . . . . 10 St . Loulti . .. . .. .. . . B~ookl)'n ... . ...... l'hll&delpl11a ...... , Cinclnmatl TO 52 SL DO 5D 1:13 . 7'd 73 80 AD R -1 · :,t .. 4 0 ... . 2 1 Jielt}le, of H E 3 o Pet. &:hramm. JJ _ 1 0 .fltfl Tryon . ::n.~ . . . 0 0 .515 v:ntlna. c ........... . & 1 a o .Mfto Out~on. Ib & p ....... . 1 l 0 0 .54.3 McCoy, ~~ .... . . . . ..... , 4 l 1 0 .5213 l~~rallcr. 2b . . . . . . .•. 5 o o t .418 t~lUIOn , 1'1 .•.•... .. .... 4 I 0 0 .411 [,lcl:lrand, l! . t 1 0 0I .385 Aa.rri.PI('S, ~. ~ ~ ~ ~I l:~~~t~~·.?!•"!:l~~i!~¥1 l·'~J.. ~~·~' AMERICAN LEAGUE Tot~!ols 33 8 8 1 Club \VE€sh1nKtoJt . . . . . . . NP.W Vofk . . . . . Cleveland . . . . . . Won Lo&t Pet-. 84 46 .661 7S • 51 .ISD5 'l'J 63 .M:J Philadelphia 63 64 .496 Detl'OH . . . . .. . .. .. . 64 69 .4:73 Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . 60 T.l .11m Boston . . . . . &II 76 .f27 .368 St. , Loult; .. .. . • .. .. 4:9 ~ 1NfElJI1-lTJONA~ Olul) . LE<LGUE 1.oat PeL 12 f.' 'l9 .500 W~ . Ntw•rl< .. .. .. . .. .. 91! JJaltl'l!or~ . . . . . . . . . 83 Torontp . . .. .. . .. . . lll Rochester . .. . . . . .. 85 of HUDDLE Mi!'rlett.ll. B""•l• .. .... .... .... ....... ..... 'J47'TO1 Montreal Alblj.ny . . ...... Jersey Cit>- , . • . . . . . fJ8 1111 75 .. oo 82 U'l ----·----- 1 13 .m .48'J .ttl .314 ·~~?.~~~~~~~:~~ Poloist and Atita:S ·, • -.... -~ • . I ~fd B:r EDSON It W~Jn:, SHAWNEE, 01<~. A Lorent (ootb•LIInovel ... the tafi!fl' I·:un~9lph, whoso braWII and elwive him qpon the renrved t~n T"at Competitipn often makea D!DI'B buoipen. · weate~t !ltq;q~ love '· Jti · '..· '..ns. ' .. "' X ::. -·~ ' ''' •I i ~{ I '•T •: ·•':'·,~ 'r ij, l1 IJ. ·<; ~ ,_. 1 ' I ' ' ' "-. ! • th.t adv.:-rtise ar~ cJ!.tr~me!:r cqQ!~Iitire. �l .. ' , .. ,j ' r--:- • '/ '<( . Five Game Seti~ Willi Pir~ea · 1\{~:y Have ·: ,Bearin1 · -- F.,.. Sale, MMe. ----APPLE GROVE CEDRIC W, OLARK HIIIBY W. OIIEIIBII<G'I'OII Attomert rw: u.e Platnwr. . -~ New ~mrrua, Florida 50 MMII'C oiO . .Uu. Steam Write far BoUid and Rata JAMES H• BUTLER I Maoapr 6 poii.QJ'Iln.ul •; Toledo :1. Polumbu& 'I; Toledo 3. J..arae Crowd See• Slua•in• ,.. ts=rllz; s: st. PaW 3 to•m·oll'iat<h Dfl•w:·'' Tilr••t· 'lo. l'aul II: Mlnne•pollti O<llkr· • he nctm iaJD,eL- Easily outclassing Hubert Scott..-Paine and his Mis.~ Britaiu, 111, Gar Wood's M~ itoberta Sayre ret.umed home A · L .;I. Monday from w,e St. J<ltiePh hDII· mer j ca X wmg t he fln"Ht heat o f t h e Harm sworth tropuy races at A'lgonac, Mich. .-•rl: plt,.l at Parkersburg where she PhotoR show, top, the Mltm America X forging ahead of the Miss Britain III and. bot. · . " !'!,~l~ti:.t an opelutlon for a.p· tum, the Delphine V, Horace Dodge's entry, burning after catching fire at the atarl. New York, Sept ~1N8-A ' ' I .,.,,. . ·v smart, stout woman, ~estly dress· Henry SIWiber .pf "' HunU.ngt.cm The pilot ~nd ffi( ~ hanic ~caped. ed aDd carrytnr a black Jl'lp, was apent the week. end With rrtend.S ~. ~· • ' ~ r:•i:rrJ. the ~enter of a reve~th r &e}'tth , , ,_.,.. .., · , , .• ; , , ¥.~~ - .Xrs, RJ.M!y_. Jiogue or ;MI'. an4.·Mrs. Early Rorn;h aod &.it,e F'a\J': · . r 1 1 here b)' pollee and tednal Q;erit.is. PhyJJia· BrO\Vn~U Of Riple;{Land1,8 .tbe sweethcah of Harveyj IJlR tpent a few daYI!I with her cou- PbLLY AND JlER'I'PALS'?~ . Ji.~ . She outlat, wno n~ ''"· tleorrta 1 Fal'Kt - .. ~ sQ~n~ ,t!~Y, 'wtth, Qa.~sll~r Eileen, 0. G . Bhtelds and · Wile)' Ours Is conducttns &be IJ1c rora;nc d-..~~ - ~'II~· -~ )JI. 1Uf.ll-• ·Hp.rry A~ltn and 1 "aUfhLCr, ~u~lnflAIS or the store of c. $ . Whe~e~lh~asf:ii ii~~!~~~,h~~ I ~ 2l·P· ~ sa\'re noot.•n: •P••~~~. ~ays . ·~, U>e C'hapman In ,his ....nee . e~__,_~t- r play~ 4n ( muddy , Lbe Cheater ~tniJL team the Y'trlef-ta Otll.e~ - 'l.t t.ou~\1Ile 2; tndlaoapolJ.s l. tncuanapollo 4: LoutuviUe 1. irtllwautoe 3; Kanlllll ctty 2. ... twa~ li; Kansas City ~ <11 'lllDingf} AMERICAN A880C::UTION tltternoon by the ot u to' e )!!'fe one or 111, largest crowd& ot the- pri!leat. eea- :t:o~ ·. lb. ~:~ Columbu& ~at. Indlanap:tlla. (two aamea). · · ' Toledo at Louls~tllle. -pollo •• 81. l'llul Only ""'"' . p<bcdllled. ~ 1~- NATIPNAjo LE.t.GtlE ' ;r-- -. ~ New York a~·- ~~tp'lh. r., OnlY i-IE:'S SW&l.L., SPIKE:·· WQT'S HIS NAMI:,'? - • ·1 • r' GOU:S TOD.-.Y cam~ &q~e~Uli!id. ---- &>Q:IIIC4J'I L!I+GIIE ... (' lbolh )!' .. l . NOTICE OJ" AJI!'OJNTMENT arB.-...., at ) r BitatoJp; (both Britain's Lion of the Courts Wa&hlnlton at Jloston. M:be'siu}e4. Only ttn•• ll!I~BNA'fi111<4J. L~Q!JE Roc~r ~t .J49o:treaL llulr!Po •I To...,to. &tumoft at Atbany. Newark at Jerfjef CHy. l ~; noW 'tUn STANo 4l!I~C&N Won Lo.&t 96 _.8 Mlnnc~vo1'a . . . . . . $4 60 Indh~p.apol»J . . . . . . . 'TB 60 Bt-.l Piul . . . . .. .. . .. 13 ,','· 'I' oedo. . . .... ...... 6p Louisville . .. . . . . .. . 67 'JR Milwaukee .. ... .. --.- i6 M Kamm.s Clt>- ....... 56 90 Club Colwubus . . E:L~t:: "', T!l_l_-:,, AeOU"T 50MI!!"TI4lllt4 SIQ "l'OU 010 IT'5 Aj,.l. Rli:!HT, BU1 IF YOU "TELL ,.,. YOURSELF rr ~spi.JIIIOf! 100 MUCH L.li<E BRA441NC.I · >i·M·M! "THAT qiVE.S 1>11! ~{5 ' H~\.0 . 1~ 'THIS "THE OAt LV SCR!:.AM 1 . LI!!T ME SP!!AK TO~!! . . IDITOR, PLEA':>!!'··· NA1'10N.-\L LEAGUE AN IDI.AI Club Won Lost New York . .... .... '17 to .JoHN ·. THAT~S BULLS MY ·soY 'THE ' , BRitisH · ' . ) LION . 1s SLJPREM£ Cl/11 ~NtS lilTS by FRANCIS WALLACE •· At~tlmr Totals No. I 'Ace IS ArrEt<!. u.s. Ncr .7Hc CR.OW/J •I l'ltts~uflh ......... 71 C'hlcago .. . .. . . .. .. 71 5'7 60 BDliton . , . . . . . . . 10 St . Loulti . .. . .. .. . . B~ookl)'n ... . ...... l'hll&delpl11a ...... , Cinclnmatl TO 52 SL DO 5D 1:13 . 7'd 73 80 AD R -1 · :,t .. 4 0 ... . 2 1 Jielt}le, of H E 3 o Pet. &:hramm. JJ _ 1 0 .fltfl Tryon . ::n.~ . . . 0 0 .515 v:ntlna. c ........... . & 1 a o .Mfto Out~on. Ib & p ....... . 1 l 0 0 .54.3 McCoy, ~~ .... . . . . ..... , 4 l 1 0 .5213 l~~rallcr. 2b . . . . . . .•. 5 o o t .418 t~lUIOn , 1'1 .•.•... .. .... 4 I 0 0 .411 [,lcl:lrand, l! . t 1 0 0I .385 Aa.rri.PI('S, ~. ~ ~ ~ ~I l:~~~t~~·.?!•"!:l~~i!~¥1 l·'~J.. ~~·~' AMERICAN LEAGUE Tot~!ols 33 8 8 1 Club \VE€sh1nKtoJt . . . . . . . NP.W Vofk . . . . . Cleveland . . . . . . Won Lo&t Pet-. 84 46 .661 7S • 51 .ISD5 'l'J 63 .M:J Philadelphia 63 64 .496 Detl'OH . . . . .. . .. .. . 64 69 .4:73 Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . 60 T.l .11m Boston . . . . . &II 76 .f27 .368 St. , Loult; .. .. . • .. .. 4:9 ~ 1NfElJI1-lTJONA~ Olul) . LE<LGUE 1.oat PeL 12 f.' 'l9 .500 W~ . Ntw•rl< .. .. .. . .. .. 91! JJaltl'l!or~ . . . . . . . . . 83 Torontp . . .. .. . .. . . lll Rochester . .. . . . . .. 85 of HUDDLE Mi!'rlett.ll. B""•l• .. .... .... .... ....... ..... 'J47'TO1 Montreal Alblj.ny . . ...... Jersey Cit>- , . • . . . . . fJ8 1111 75 .. oo 82 U'l ----·----- 1 13 .m .48'J .ttl .314 ·~~?.~~~~~~~:~~ Poloist and Atita:S ·, • -.... -~ • . I ~fd B:r EDSON It W~Jn:, SHAWNEE, 01<~. A Lorent (ootb•LIInovel ... the tafi!fl' I·:un~9lph, whoso braWII and elwive him qpon the renrved t~n T"at Competitipn often makea D!DI'B buoipen. · weate~t !ltq;q~ love '· Jti · '..· '..ns. ' .. "' X ::. -·~ ' ''' •I i ~{ I '•T •: ·•':'·,~ 'r ij, l1 IJ. ·<; ~ ,_. 1 ' I ' ' ' "-. ! • th.t adv.:-rtise ar~ cJ!.tr~me!:r cqQ!~Iitire. �TOIIDAY, SIP't.,...., L .1111 Man Personals Summons REkDERS' NOTI.CE - If 70U ~· the New• 0111ce of Tbe Dall7 CJ11utopber KMbDe F.,... _,.Weft K - - LGCal Citizoa, Diet in a ri'rlbune, call 286-L; U tho Bui,lnOM omce aak for 202-B. Cbart...r- .. •• WEATHER FORECASTo>I<>-Gmerally roor . tm>lgbO. ~ " roUowed by Bhowen tn WQII: portiOil Th.....,, Wanner In extreme But ' pCll'tkm ·-· ~ . . LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. . VOL. VU-NO. 294 Many U Jt'B Newa lt'l :rn The Tribune I PRICE THREE CENTS POMEROY, OHIO, WED}ff:SDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, l9S3 TRAIN .CRASH TAKES TERRIBLE TOLL· Man Vidims ··pound". A It~~· Hu;rican~...Subsides .. . ••••• • •• lira. Jat.Ob Ro.llet, 11t Polnel'()J and Mrs. Homer llarlblnCton 01 Dexter' have ,.urned to theb homes 1'rom rrontoa 'Wbere tbeJ at. ttnded. the Rebekah Loclp OODMD• tlon ot Dlltrict 49 ror the ~~ twt days. Mr. and Mrs. Manhtn~ton spent Labor Day with Mr. and Mn RoUer here. ·- - - J ANNOUNCEMENT Frueea M. lhle, Pluo butruc:tor, wftl lie ia Pom. erOy, Wednefiay, Sept. 6tland will be ready to ro•ume teacbin1 private and elaN pupil a 011 SepL 11th. Parent• pl~an call or interYiew reaardlaa t he 10 weeka . l'erm. Studio at W. A. Compton Reaidene~ · W..t Mo!.i~ S!Net. ' ~ISITUflS IN C PHfPAflE TULUVE ~TftlfE Principals in Love Theft Suit AREA VICTIMS UN W rRUM fAIR CAU IN DEN For Freedom By Guard11 Detn~ined Stand of Crim· iaal IDNne Re•ulb in Death of Inmate - bo <COpyrloh~ 1$33, BALL - Community Dwellera To Be "Sold Idea" Of Proaperity COAL PROBLEM ~~ Property Damaae Set At $3.000,000 IN8l 8epl;. 1-INB-Dij· orders broke out here today •• ' 'tier Tw'O J!d HDI wut1 a.ITft&ed fw loo&lk aolllen bad opened Ore oa the• While &bey were tn the a(>f; ol ILUt._pUng TONI~HTl BARGAIN NIGHT! to plllap • ·~ ... 'miiBE !j!Al11E8 AO 'l'llne ea!llim.Hiel. were Game Revolt ,...._ 'I~ Pap Qnli) · ' .. ~ Old Roclt·Ribbed Dry State Gives 2 to 1 Decision to Wet Foree~ 1 . ' l ·~t ·;; .! ' - I . ··''. I! ' .: : ! ·.•. . ' By ALVIN lNSi Blarr . . nhant. servt... to .... ' _ r m;:;t J de&th iiciiin;~'Elclltnaor • "'"""'lh Oha.rte& a.q1. Pllin-Atnertean JeavtDIJ Havana were ~ar of Al'Jned lqterventton Uil.ltl!ld ; state• · prompted ' ' I• I IBM ttte ( We wfah to thaot our trlends lhetrUl tlndne~~·: 'e1'or bown ln our ! a.ut.hOritlea to do all Jn powH to preve~ and quell ~''""!'• but scattered. reports fYom i~. or Ha.ve.na and oUler ~,. not entlrtly auccmarul. One aoldler waa n!port.ed kllled ·and two wounded tn Havana bY uaknown persona who nred a machIne-run volley from a apeedtne • , the:y ~~-::_:·: the" republic tncUcabed I automobile. / AI the Americans cemrrepted' at I fOooUnued on PIP ~J , '• \ '' '. .'i TONIGHT Marte Drnaler, Wa.llaee a-yin "TUGBOAT ANNIE" J <tor. '• CARD OF TB.&NR8 .I ' ct.Jlticl&y by tQ.urllt8 and tearful the new revolutltonacy ta woUld be unable ~ rnalnt&tn· or- ~ ~:=I =luuUI Ji:=~= --~ ~..adl, P'lorid&: . ., Gain ia Aujuat Over Some m '32 :·-:..•-.: J '' . .I Than 6011 Per C011t i I ' <' l . " ,• "mong ~ ma01 tc.da.y wu a IJl'OUP or pemf!aperwomen ~. , ., ---i ; KRIEG" ~, suburb. 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