https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3deceb9e09cf587af9686e5156a7d859.pdf 88c3fd9932930d96bbb2acaa75599fec PDF Text Text 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. Lake Shipments Show Blg Boost • ,.' \. \ I ; ,.• ' ·J <~ . ' - ' Dlvea\t Bocly of " ' Ciolhin1 · ,S,.foro She Makoo . .~ .Tr.,~e Di'" ·· I Begun Into Ohio Blast Man Believed to H.n Been Blown to Bita in Ellpl01icm - Well Aa Ford Statu• Still In Problematic Stage &be ew nvolaUonuJ J•rdt\ t &rowe t. reorianhe the Cuban ,o,enunud. ... - - .......4 ..... ES IN CAMPAIGN fUR NHA Makoo Situation Acute; Shootinl By Heavily Armed Youth• ISAl[S ARMYTO INVADE FOOD SHORTAGE By Promiocuoua Street RaviiNI.. WAKE U SnRM IN S~UTH l[U~ Diatricta Wrecked By Hurricane TENSION INCREASED Nl1bt In Strike Tragedy Floodo Sweep Terrific Impact Car To Splinterecl Wood . Situation Causea Uneuine~t Alnonr Touriata ~~ KN~WNDEAD INi �• ,. ;·THE' DAILY TRIBU 'NE Pri~on llt .\ Mt ol MJ.r'ch 3, 181'0. Publlabed Dall)' and. luu.Uf ~t Blturdl)'. LQcated. on l!owe'r Secan4 Street, PUmei'Q)', 0. - ~ Wh6ll frkoda B8Dd WI letWrs ur De\1 n1.tter Cor publlc&Uon t.hel' ttiGu1d 1n all cQeJ atan thelr nam86---&ll.h ~ ~ not ueoea&rUJ to bo pto.Wd- AmlO)'UJOUillet Lers, howevtr excellent a.nd deslrablt~ In tbem - • Ow 1 "'lna in no l~t&noe will be publlahed. .NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPII.l.SENTATJVEi l•'red Kiln ba II, lac. - ------:::: ~,.. P4ila!lelpbla. r"ltbbnrrb, _ In Bunttncton. PridaJ. Tceney Manle,o ot Akral:t, Pr1ode ~nJ: VIRGJNIA GREGG Phone I Tru.,kS "' Collide , At Street Corner 582-L ~til mlih\. conltnue on hooueward, aero- ~,~;;l.;:;h• ...... a. rew dltfl " her wtt.h father, Mlllard ~ John Ocblt! lUld wUe wtre 8Wldays ~ ol lb. and )[rs. Prank Buek. ' , I Emma. Dl.vls wu a rtd:Dt ru ~ of Bessie Moore L Ui! IJcdaon and Beule l(oOore nttended the E1chl.n1er funerals, 1 11da.Y at Syraeuae. ·~ !!.ill·· --=-:----~ .~=~~===d his Probe way w Sher01f A. OAK GROVE O&lled ,., "" The wreckage waa cle6.rod arre A e~ at. the lnl'.ftrsl!ctl@ Qf appw xhnat.toly coe and one-haU hours .>f controversy. Tblrd u. venue an.d Locust s,treet ll~re Tuesday evPtJing, l'letwe«:n two ' _ tfucks, r~ll!ci ln I conslcleklbl~ di.m'«e to one truck. bealin~ We1Jt '\91"1inla lleen~ ' The own~r cf lh.e Wei>t VIrgin~ tiue11: p ve hu; name as c E R.us- I I ,.. .50 I 1 00 : a+u. ot ·Morgantown, who aald lie wq, en route home. The other t:tuck ~ng ln ihc accident was " lar~ oU trUCk owned by the ~rt tcp and Baking Oompenv '"'I One Ye!l.l' II NEWS - --1 $ 15 One Mon t h 'Th ree Months 60 Six Mvnths • .. ' 1 By Mn!l , ... ,/ II For lkllihteu Olfke nd Circlllatlnn Depl. C11U Z02-B Delhcred By Ca.rrier One Weet . One MonU1 One Year - .' Break -~ matt.eT of importance befnC: tbe awarding ot U'ie coaL bid to wuuam rBONI!: YOUK NEWS TO ·- 'IJ>'- 1 r·t Mihr~ For EdU.orlal Olfkc Cu.U :13&:-L ' i ~ . . II(IOitd..clau matLt;r Sept. 13, 1926, ., Uw post otnca . . .ll<rJ. gtdo. UDder flU~ Till 11f\JLV 'I'RIBt1Nir- POMKI\OY, OlltO ' -· The ' trucks I 1 OOllkled at the- in- where a. tra.mc light. i<; lPttd. but according to both dl1~11on -· Y4;& o.nd to other , wttue811C6, wa.s JfOt '' • i!rl-,r All relqr1 ono •r lfnfbJi nf 3Jf.Jilt!l,. · • creed 1f teucldn~, d~( trine ; t J<'', • ;c t'' h.1• ~ v-.v ••hum •• SPJ.KE L IK I·~ 'J'III S MAN - . ! - - ~ •uJ· .¥.~.!1> / <rl.it;J - ~- w, Ill' • Cr r....,v..r, 0/lio , - · The Povert truck was th e headed the on ~uth on Th!:·d avenue a nd ~W!sell l trucle: was heij.ded et\Bt '· 1 upon thP. love, I:JyaHy and rw' otw n of the JJ~opi C1 ;ml~t IJI:l 1n ]lllJmoitY w1th the t eathlllg8 c..f J.-~ us I fw Chn~ t whose word£ fit mtu .cvery f'lld ar.d ct>IWI :u of the h 1..1mnn hua r: . u 11 l r.r whom L waa !! tlld m Jo hn'? .46. ":SE:\" :-~ R MAll ope111.tinr at th.e time o( Wu"t s traot ; OWners of both trucks c&ntenddd their drivers blamel~ \fhtle ¥r. ,C::~vert aJth~h decla.rlng that h.e wa.s not. &ssUming respon~mty' tor the cra:sh, agreed to re- A l>:>:'c" was wheel of thr R1 ~ • a light THE CUBAN UPRISING a. · to do HAlt MY BOY! FRANC/~ WALLACE ATITHOit 0~ 1HlJbJH.II . ,~, by FRANCIS \'\1AI T.tiCE of llliD!Jt£ NLY THE CENTER LEAVES ARE USED . . '" • +'' ·" ., .. -· . fuuthull nm el . '..' the career of Tommy . • ' "dolph, whose!)rawn and elusive hips placed h'H.t u1mu the p<:clestal rowv.ed for Ameti,c;B.'~ ..., ~"' 1 g' ~~tfoottlllt~~~nrice, t~y?.iit\jj~ :=t; l --gO)~;"· love under the ancient elms of the campus. And ,' ll f.{reat picture of a mother's staunch fa..ith in ~ . bOo tile hoy who hnd to changehimself from a foot· .., \ gt'Nit hall god inlo a real m~n. Don't miss the heart· ·• bumping thrills, action and color of this great ..... gridiron story. " li'~p ~ Begins 300tACH """" WITM 8AT't1 $2.00 1 Fi.nfiSt Hotti b1 , . . . =i!: umbus ,::t.... i' OOO~h rnMran Mt~ mitwf ' Today ilf', I I The Daily Tribune •• (0mtmu.ea ll1ml P&Je Qne) ,... ,• ' ;~t;:"j~~~~~~~~~:~~~; ' ·< !I '1 ' . ' 'I I mWJi•'-" ta '. Pl&fe Oube. In the hands of el)m- I OGmmuhistfc or any other rndleal l a11pltatlons, however, have been • 1 denied by mtmbers of ' '"' JP:' j who claim ·tbelr only •• obje.:t, if to _... _. _ to ,, ~ ~ou JSver Stop (to ~binlt 1 . tbe f&t110U8 National 'hotel rumon5 and repbrts ·,pread thruout the city, serving to c:Joud the actual ~In . I and lntenUons of the revolt leaders who unsea.tect-. pro"Yisi<mal t>teslden~ I Oarl08 Manutl De Cespedes only 2<:" 1 days after he succeeded ronneL" President <krnrdo Machado Most pers~tent was ~ l"UPJOr t'"' 1 paid a(Jenta of the Soviet were 1 prominent 1n the uprising and tilt~-~ dida't 1 they were working feverishly to 1 • lt'id . ~ · Vist~rs ' · -< FRANCE . ~ ~·f.:l ~~~~~~to ~eM8t; oW - 'her r.c. toaj\ocll cut loose completeJs from or the ~chado re;ime oe; •• lnlmu'a ud Mr .,.. ·-· . all tra.cello I ..... _ j -:"':f Tortured Victim? By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. THAT there io more to any bueineoo than merely having a plato to do busine11. Securinsthe men:handis•• to aell io only the fint step. The moat important thing ia the selling of merchandiae and rdling it righL ' The right kind of merchandise, backed up by the right kind of Advertioing, will always build a profitable buaineso. Good advertiain11 createo an irreotihle apJleal. Advertised merchandise alway& createa IOod-will fur any buainell because it aiveo tatiafacti011. The demand for adverti•ed 100d1 is 11rowing day by day. Advertjaii1 alwaya makeo ,. wonderful impre10ion on hUoy shnf•p•r•; they always read the ads before ahopping in order to •ave time a11d money. Truthful advertidng hat a wide range of appeal. It reachea everybody. • • It is SJJ.Jd that a snre toe st,.rt ed -l011n Blnntldl on the i,p stardom. Well, u Jot of people get out or th e limeby cqltivating t~o r u h ead~. -\ \ I \ ' ... " • Good Tobacco-Real Good Tobacco! Note the smooth, silky texture. These are the center, leaves. We don't use the \Iarsh top )eavea•bl !he.pl~nt~r th<; coarse bottom leaves. Only the few choice center leav.s-oo ste~t~<-nq stalk. And every Lucky is fully packdl with these choice toboCCO!l. Row¥!, 'lir\Jl-free from loose ends. That' r why Lu~kies always please. , • - --- ' . 'I ~ 1 I I ALwAYS tlle_finut ~ ALWAYS tltefinest tcOmma-ip AI.w.AYS.£ucniespleasel l' ...lt"s toaste d" •I 1'011 BE'M'Eil TAStl-fOII THIOAT PBOTECTIOII '' = ., 1\ - ' ~ , 1 ''I I ' ' ~ltllperiest one of 1l1em tlll seqnfl tb be • r •• · 1 , , •• I '! ' United S~lol· ,1• •al~ •t.o he fnllhl lltlr ':HIJ'n.lernent tb.: hluo '"'!o l'h'eib ' "• "• ; I '' .,'' ,. ' ' '' '' ,, .. �• ,. ;·THE' DAILY TRIBU 'NE Pri~on llt .\ Mt ol MJ.r'ch 3, 181'0. Publlabed Dall)' and. luu.Uf ~t Blturdl)'. LQcated. on l!owe'r Secan4 Street, PUmei'Q)', 0. - ~ Wh6ll frkoda B8Dd WI letWrs ur De\1 n1.tter Cor publlc&Uon t.hel' ttiGu1d 1n all cQeJ atan thelr nam86---&ll.h ~ ~ not ueoea&rUJ to bo pto.Wd- AmlO)'UJOUillet Lers, howevtr excellent a.nd deslrablt~ In tbem - • Ow 1 "'lna in no l~t&noe will be publlahed. .NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPII.l.SENTATJVEi l•'red Kiln ba II, lac. - ------:::: ~,.. P4ila!lelpbla. r"ltbbnrrb, _ In Bunttncton. PridaJ. Tceney Manle,o ot Akral:t, Pr1ode ~nJ: VIRGJNIA GREGG Phone I Tru.,kS "' Collide , At Street Corner 582-L ~til mlih\. conltnue on hooueward, aero- ~,~;;l.;:;h• ...... a. rew dltfl " her wtt.h father, Mlllard ~ John Ocblt! lUld wUe wtre 8Wldays ~ ol lb. and )[rs. Prank Buek. ' , I Emma. Dl.vls wu a rtd:Dt ru ~ of Bessie Moore L Ui! IJcdaon and Beule l(oOore nttended the E1chl.n1er funerals, 1 11da.Y at Syraeuae. ·~ !!.ill·· --=-:----~ .~=~~===d his Probe way w Sher01f A. OAK GROVE O&lled ,., "" The wreckage waa cle6.rod arre A e~ at. the lnl'.ftrsl!ctl@ Qf appw xhnat.toly coe and one-haU hours .>f controversy. Tblrd u. venue an.d Locust s,treet ll~re Tuesday evPtJing, l'letwe«:n two ' _ tfucks, r~ll!ci ln I conslcleklbl~ di.m'«e to one truck. bealin~ We1Jt '\91"1inla lleen~ ' The own~r cf lh.e Wei>t VIrgin~ tiue11: p ve hu; name as c E R.us- I I ,.. .50 I 1 00 : a+u. ot ·Morgantown, who aald lie wq, en route home. The other t:tuck ~ng ln ihc accident was " lar~ oU trUCk owned by the ~rt tcp and Baking Oompenv '"'I One Ye!l.l' II NEWS - --1 $ 15 One Mon t h 'Th ree Months 60 Six Mvnths • .. ' 1 By Mn!l , ... ,/ II For lkllihteu Olfke nd Circlllatlnn Depl. C11U Z02-B Delhcred By Ca.rrier One Weet . One MonU1 One Year - .' Break -~ matt.eT of importance befnC: tbe awarding ot U'ie coaL bid to wuuam rBONI!: YOUK NEWS TO ·- 'IJ>'- 1 r·t Mihr~ For EdU.orlal Olfkc Cu.U :13&:-L ' i ~ . . II(IOitd..clau matLt;r Sept. 13, 1926, ., Uw post otnca . . .ll<rJ. gtdo. UDder flU~ Till 11f\JLV 'I'RIBt1Nir- POMKI\OY, OlltO ' -· The ' trucks I 1 OOllkled at the- in- where a. tra.mc light. i<; lPttd. but according to both dl1~11on -· Y4;& o.nd to other , wttue811C6, wa.s JfOt '' • i!rl-,r All relqr1 ono •r lfnfbJi nf 3Jf.Jilt!l,. · • creed 1f teucldn~, d~( trine ; t J<'', • ;c t'' h.1• ~ v-.v ••hum •• SPJ.KE L IK I·~ 'J'III S MAN - . ! - - ~ •uJ· .¥.~.!1> / <rl.it;J - ~- w, Ill' • Cr r....,v..r, 0/lio , - · The Povert truck was th e headed the on ~uth on Th!:·d avenue a nd ~W!sell l trucle: was heij.ded et\Bt '· 1 upon thP. love, I:JyaHy and rw' otw n of the JJ~opi C1 ;ml~t IJI:l 1n ]lllJmoitY w1th the t eathlllg8 c..f J.-~ us I fw Chn~ t whose word£ fit mtu .cvery f'lld ar.d ct>IWI :u of the h 1..1mnn hua r: . u 11 l r.r whom L waa !! tlld m Jo hn'? .46. ":SE:\" :-~ R MAll ope111.tinr at th.e time o( Wu"t s traot ; OWners of both trucks c&ntenddd their drivers blamel~ \fhtle ¥r. ,C::~vert aJth~h decla.rlng that h.e wa.s not. &ssUming respon~mty' tor the cra:sh, agreed to re- A l>:>:'c" was wheel of thr R1 ~ • a light THE CUBAN UPRISING a. · to do HAlt MY BOY! FRANC/~ WALLACE ATITHOit 0~ 1HlJbJH.II . ,~, by FRANCIS \'\1AI T.tiCE of llliD!Jt£ NLY THE CENTER LEAVES ARE USED . . '" • +'' ·" ., .. -· . fuuthull nm el . '..' the career of Tommy . • ' "dolph, whose!)rawn and elusive hips placed h'H.t u1mu the p<:clestal rowv.ed for Ameti,c;B.'~ ..., ~"' 1 g' ~~tfoottlllt~~~nrice, t~y?.iit\jj~ :=t; l --gO)~;"· love under the ancient elms of the campus. And ,' ll f.{reat picture of a mother's staunch fa..ith in ~ . bOo tile hoy who hnd to changehimself from a foot· .., \ gt'Nit hall god inlo a real m~n. Don't miss the heart· ·• bumping thrills, action and color of this great ..... gridiron story. " li'~p ~ Begins 300tACH """" WITM 8AT't1 $2.00 1 Fi.nfiSt Hotti b1 , . . . =i!: umbus ,::t.... i' OOO~h rnMran Mt~ mitwf ' Today ilf', I I The Daily Tribune •• (0mtmu.ea ll1ml P&Je Qne) ,... ,• ' ;~t;:"j~~~~~~~~~:~~~; ' ·< !I '1 ' . ' 'I I mWJi•'-" ta '. Pl&fe Oube. In the hands of el)m- I OGmmuhistfc or any other rndleal l a11pltatlons, however, have been • 1 denied by mtmbers of ' '"' JP:' j who claim ·tbelr only •• obje.:t, if to _... _. _ to ,, ~ ~ou JSver Stop (to ~binlt 1 . tbe f&t110U8 National 'hotel rumon5 and repbrts ·,pread thruout the city, serving to c:Joud the actual ~In . I and lntenUons of the revolt leaders who unsea.tect-. pro"Yisi<mal t>teslden~ I Oarl08 Manutl De Cespedes only 2<:" 1 days after he succeeded ronneL" President <krnrdo Machado Most pers~tent was ~ l"UPJOr t'"' 1 paid a(Jenta of the Soviet were 1 prominent 1n the uprising and tilt~-~ dida't 1 they were working feverishly to 1 • lt'id . ~ · Vist~rs ' · -< FRANCE . ~ ~·f.:l ~~~~~~to ~eM8t; oW - 'her r.c. toaj\ocll cut loose completeJs from or the ~chado re;ime oe; •• lnlmu'a ud Mr .,.. ·-· . all tra.cello I ..... _ j -:"':f Tortured Victim? By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. THAT there io more to any bueineoo than merely having a plato to do busine11. Securinsthe men:handis•• to aell io only the fint step. The moat important thing ia the selling of merchandiae and rdling it righL ' The right kind of merchandise, backed up by the right kind of Advertioing, will always build a profitable buaineso. Good advertiain11 createo an irreotihle apJleal. Advertised merchandise alway& createa IOod-will fur any buainell because it aiveo tatiafacti011. The demand for adverti•ed 100d1 is 11rowing day by day. Advertjaii1 alwaya makeo ,. wonderful impre10ion on hUoy shnf•p•r•; they always read the ads before ahopping in order to •ave time a11d money. Truthful advertidng hat a wide range of appeal. It reachea everybody. • • It is SJJ.Jd that a snre toe st,.rt ed -l011n Blnntldl on the i,p stardom. Well, u Jot of people get out or th e limeby cqltivating t~o r u h ead~. -\ \ I \ ' ... " • Good Tobacco-Real Good Tobacco! Note the smooth, silky texture. These are the center, leaves. We don't use the \Iarsh top )eavea•bl !he.pl~nt~r th<; coarse bottom leaves. Only the few choice center leav.s-oo ste~t~<-nq stalk. And every Lucky is fully packdl with these choice toboCCO!l. Row¥!, 'lir\Jl-free from loose ends. That' r why Lu~kies always please. , • - --- ' . 'I ~ 1 I I ALwAYS tlle_finut ~ ALWAYS tltefinest tcOmma-ip AI.w.AYS.£ucniespleasel l' ...lt"s toaste d" •I 1'011 BE'M'Eil TAStl-fOII THIOAT PBOTECTIOII '' = ., 1\ - ' ~ , 1 ''I I ' ' ~ltllperiest one of 1l1em tlll seqnfl tb be • r •• · 1 , , •• I '! ' United S~lol· ,1• •al~ •t.o he fnllhl lltlr ':HIJ'n.lernent tb.: hluo '"'!o l'h'eib ' "• "• ; I '' .,'' ,. ' ' '' '' ,, .. �Convicted as Spy • ther, A 11. ero. l lltl)e(l - · )(r. ~ 1!; t.nd ,....,. l'f.lo r.JdQ. _ _ ...,. ' = Mra. \y~ -... '"' . .,._.._ ar , 1or Ola&llport, h.. uU1 WI en ot McKMIPOI't.. ~'t , · lblr • I guests of Mr. &bit 111L Bicr7 Bentz of Third Street OVU' UJe week end. dalilbter ~ll 1 unu ~·-'~ ~~ME~n 8El T,~· ~ORJ fJR ~R~WN f t-11 .. _ ,.. L lo-..~~>o luortlDDi lor .. . ' uC ' Hot Game Ia D!l~ided By 1-0 s~re For Tourney' Championahip C. MOORE ,STARS ili10t 0% Pitchea Beautifully Seorea Lo!te Run Of Conteat lid~ t.Qe sebcm, thi hug~t Pome(oy cl1lw d of the Little RILz tdm turned IDfk t~e Cora team of o .llla County anc;l walked away wlth the cbam:p1on$1p o! tbe tourna ment. st.N"ed. at the Bllvet" Bridge ba,U pE~.rk lmder th ~ Ugbts. The :,(Ore was ~ to 0 and 'wll,l.l..a t.hrillmg contest from 8tl)rt to !ln}sh · Wtth Cll.f! MOore · servltfg ug. the blqnts for tho op!)061.ng battcrB to ~hOOt at the Galha 'Co\mUit.n a m:wr i' ald a chance to win although th ey ~· ere In po5ition t.o soore once durIng the game In tlw~;eventh" lnntni when Trnth 'reachedllihlrd ,wltJl. two a.· hit or. error wtSllld havt' ~~~i~J~.".bom.~e ll'roth . the Or! the losing to a base tally. a'iO) r<.OCt;;~ :cc-,:_c; was "'coud two ' ··' ''· '' waa .Biven a life when Young dropped Duckworth's fa st throw at close range and went to second on a. passed ball. In the ninth Wood and Allison n ·ached second. No othur players went as rar as th• midway sl~tlon and only lhe reached fir.st where Young was the gua.rdlRtl The Sl-Im tntal Of hitting by Cora WO.."i Alli son's hit In the fuurth witt. two <ll!t. Troth 's s ingle In th e seventll with none out Jmtes smgle in the eighth with none out anti Wood's ~.Ingle In the nlnt.h wJth none out. Tbe Little Ritz outfit on lhe other hand bel~ out eight bits two of th~:m being , doublrs They thl;'ew at relUlt tliree cha.ncea to score, to the Winds bccnUM'! of the raBhest kind ·0! biUie runnlug which might hn.'Oie bjoought results had they nntr:h'd O\)t ·· their darede,rll running by 111 es . ~ ~he proper Ume Three FOR RENT OR BALE reasonably the Hug:g property on River Pront Mlddteuort. Also milctlla.neowl houaehOJd rurntl'ltllngs frir ale immediately. Inquire a~ bowie. 9~6~3t . Won Lost. .tfct. fD . 6ll 57 ..6-.stl 60 .us 5D .&43 111 63 .526 53 'J3 .416 51 'J3 .'!Ill · 17 12 12 'J(I 50 AMZ:&ICAN ASSOC'1ATION ~-----------------By HOTEL COLUMBUS .......... .385 4Jii£RIOAN LEAGllE "Tarzan" of the Giants w 80 Columbus at Indianapolis. (lltt.u-nccn and nl~tltl Toledo at Loullwllle. J{!\.tlt&S Clf¥ at. 81 P o.nl ()olllllllnllf. Ohio. - Mllwnt!k«: at. Mlnnen:>OHs. II'Jreprool NATIONAL J,U.CUZ Batl!ll Red1ued KOOMS $1.00, -UI BA Tll Sl..!JII OUUNG ROOI\1 AND 8J uJk1\'ll lt~o NO'J ICE Ot' APPOIN'J'MEN'l' of Euou&or Undu Ehunr. Mlln3j;emen& New S1uyrna, SO a.r...,_at JtoTl:L Florida Bathll, Sltii'Jn Ue-a&ed Write r•n Baokld a.nd na~s JAMES H. BUTLER "< ' l'lilball:t'!r - ,,' ·- Cincl.tmall New York at Plt!.'sburgh. Be ten al Chl ca~~: o Phlladclphla al 8t Louts COt"(llEB fiiiOP UDA £:(11IUT a~ llames) ocn'l Code, sees. lO'H2-L3 t .'10hLl'- of Mary McGhM lJn:l!QMd NotlcP. I& hereby !Jlven thut A. B Mt•Ohco ha.a been duly lt(lpotnted 1\nd quiLIIfled RS Executor of the Esttf,tc or Mary ML'{Jilee la.tc of Mr:tgs coun~y. Ohio, de!lf'ased. Outed tllla 5 day of Sept. 1033 , S. A McCullough ' Judge of the Probate Court -, Meigs County, Ohio AMERICAN LEA.JUE l.i?\'£1imd Rt Phlad.•lph la AMIEBICA!'-1 ASS(H;IA'J.'ION Cclmnbur, 8. lndlan:~pn1l1-; 2. ~ltdiAttapolh:; 7. Colwnbm; 2 Bt. Po.ul II. Mlnnea.poils Ci I 8 L l.<JUIS at New York ' nctr:-JL at Boston Chlcs r.;o uk Wa.slunglon INTEHNA'IIONAL LEAGUE Ro:'! hAGter at Montreal. Bi1rl'alo sl Toronto - - ,.• Prompt Relief •F,rom Jtehing Ecze._ 1 .J.. lt'l Wonderful the Wlf 100l~fw _Zemo bri~ prompt; - 1to 1 lng ltddng, burninc akin, fiVM In aevwe 4liii!!L ltehlnriltllP. themotnent Zemo toueheo the ten-llllllntlomed oklo f becaUII8 of ita rare iqndienta. ~o I er-r &WII)' Rube~, Pimpt.., ~ tbo:!::i nonftal.· uae e!etm.._lii:I01 IZemo.\;;ollt-11ft ...,.•• _~; Rbmrorm and ~ il'a I worth lhe - - - ... It ·brbjR' ..uet. 815<, 60e and fUJI drualltO • ~~ 1 ' Did You Ever Stop To Think? < '! l ! ! Lo . • f': - \ 'WJ "' F'" I?Ait) 11 \tE F'OWERFU~ YoUNG' : .~o u t roo l='"A!.~ HURLER. OF\'n!Ef t~l 'TR:Vt ~.:._, r0 ~1Ak: E IC":;O'SI E 1'-II(;P F. 1.1 ~ lMA~l ) GIANT'S WI!O t'IAY DEVELOP~ l,q'lt) - - ,,.--_-.::..; ·~~~Je~Y~; MOU~OSMEN \THI ' OF AL.-L.. iiME I ~- -- GRIDIRON'S GREATEST MOMENTS in a great novel - ·- . PARMELEE:, · HAS SO MI,ICH ;STUFF il:IAT . CATCHERS A TOUGH TIME HANDLING HIS DELIVERIES! __, ...... ·~ ~ ~ end. :·c.:· :-:·-:o· .--:·· _: hit to c.nd on a t06IJ to - ~ ' ' . "• - Shawnee, Oklahoma Thaxtuu , &:: WOOd. cf . 1 J•oth, 2lJ Allison., 3b . ~, R. ~- KENNEDY, EDITOR Of THE WHITTIER (CALl· 'FORNIA) NEWS, SAYS: Luman, c ..•• L Jon~··· lb It Jr,nes, lb "If ad.,.,rtiainr didn't pay there would be no advertiainr. Wickllnc, l'f Walker, p . ·.• 'l'otal . . 330424161 Little R:tz l £. Guhtlba, If ., L. Moore, M ~"'fCd'I.Jl , ~b , YO!lJlJ, lb .. .. . Wlj.[fCJ1, ll:'o . J9l•"·l q, ~"· p ·rol-ft,l , • ' AB R H POi.. E 4 0 II 0 '!I II 2 I 4 9 0 I 3 0 1 2 t;l!:elot-i:lln. c ' ' j;c. ) 3 0 3 8 q 1 a o 30914 a Q 2 3 I 1 0 lll!l'! . " '.'. fll• qc !IU• i Or>pL, .. . .. ' ' • I ,, I' : • ' ' taa c;;e 7ao . IIO!IIII!CIIlllQ . •(lll!l !llf·ll' \ lllt.Q " " . " " .. " tforlP., "I'TQI'& • · . • · . ~~~de Rlll o· 30 Rl;l(tl'e by tnUhlA:S: i·aora ·,' By EDSON R. WAITE Cc ra 0 qyc, :fll . . '< not 6tCond raisin&' a storm 0 . Gulnthor , cf ' wert! !tnm the Little Ritz boys. S~'ttng vlctouroly at a third snd tlle game wa.s oveJ The box t100rc •- ... J clubs f(ll'ced Troth Alliaon tOO Q OM1 • 11!'11!'11 ... ... .. . . . IIPI!I l~a ern:rs ....... 1lftO lift ~ " " - "If your adwrtiltilll! appropriation ian' tbri111in1 in the r«:" r.ulta that your compeiitor'a appropriation ia, there mu't ~ a rea• IODo �Convicted as Spy • ther, A 11. ero. l lltl)e(l - · )(r. ~ 1!; t.nd ,....,. l'f.lo r.JdQ. _ _ ...,. ' = Mra. \y~ -... '"' . .,._.._ ar , 1or Ola&llport, h.. uU1 WI en ot McKMIPOI't.. ~'t , · lblr • I guests of Mr. &bit 111L Bicr7 Bentz of Third Street OVU' UJe week end. dalilbter ~ll 1 unu ~·-'~ ~~ME~n 8El T,~· ~ORJ fJR ~R~WN f t-11 .. _ ,.. L lo-..~~>o luortlDDi lor .. . ' uC ' Hot Game Ia D!l~ided By 1-0 s~re For Tourney' Championahip C. MOORE ,STARS ili10t 0% Pitchea Beautifully Seorea Lo!te Run Of Conteat lid~ t.Qe sebcm, thi hug~t Pome(oy cl1lw d of the Little RILz tdm turned IDfk t~e Cora team of o .llla County anc;l walked away wlth the cbam:p1on$1p o! tbe tourna ment. st.N"ed. at the Bllvet" Bridge ba,U pE~.rk lmder th ~ Ugbts. The :,(Ore was ~ to 0 and 'wll,l.l..a t.hrillmg contest from 8tl)rt to !ln}sh · Wtth Cll.f! MOore · servltfg ug. the blqnts for tho op!)061.ng battcrB to ~hOOt at the Galha 'Co\mUit.n a m:wr i' ald a chance to win although th ey ~· ere In po5ition t.o soore once durIng the game In tlw~;eventh" lnntni when Trnth 'reachedllihlrd ,wltJl. two a.· hit or. error wtSllld havt' ~~~i~J~.".bom.~e ll'roth . the Or! the losing to a base tally. a'iO) r<.OCt;;~ :cc-,:_c; was "'coud two ' ··' ''· '' waa .Biven a life when Young dropped Duckworth's fa st throw at close range and went to second on a. passed ball. In the ninth Wood and Allison n ·ached second. No othur players went as rar as th• midway sl~tlon and only lhe reached fir.st where Young was the gua.rdlRtl The Sl-Im tntal Of hitting by Cora WO.."i Alli son's hit In the fuurth witt. two <ll!t. Troth 's s ingle In th e seventll with none out Jmtes smgle in the eighth with none out anti Wood's ~.Ingle In the nlnt.h wJth none out. Tbe Little Ritz outfit on lhe other hand bel~ out eight bits two of th~:m being , doublrs They thl;'ew at relUlt tliree cha.ncea to score, to the Winds bccnUM'! of the raBhest kind ·0! biUie runnlug which might hn.'Oie bjoought results had they nntr:h'd O\)t ·· their darede,rll running by 111 es . ~ ~he proper Ume Three FOR RENT OR BALE reasonably the Hug:g property on River Pront Mlddteuort. Also milctlla.neowl houaehOJd rurntl'ltllngs frir ale immediately. Inquire a~ bowie. 9~6~3t . Won Lost. .tfct. fD . 6ll 57 ..6-.stl 60 .us 5D .&43 111 63 .526 53 'J3 .416 51 'J3 .'!Ill · 17 12 12 'J(I 50 AMZ:&ICAN ASSOC'1ATION ~-----------------By HOTEL COLUMBUS .......... .385 4Jii£RIOAN LEAGllE "Tarzan" of the Giants w 80 Columbus at Indianapolis. (lltt.u-nccn and nl~tltl Toledo at Loullwllle. J{!\.tlt&S Clf¥ at. 81 P o.nl ()olllllllnllf. Ohio. - Mllwnt!k«: at. Mlnnen:>OHs. II'Jreprool NATIONAL J,U.CUZ Batl!ll Red1ued KOOMS $1.00, -UI BA Tll Sl..!JII OUUNG ROOI\1 AND 8J uJk1\'ll lt~o NO'J ICE Ot' APPOIN'J'MEN'l' of Euou&or Undu Ehunr. Mlln3j;emen& New S1uyrna, SO a.r...,_at JtoTl:L Florida Bathll, Sltii'Jn Ue-a&ed Write r•n Baokld a.nd na~s JAMES H. BUTLER "< ' l'lilball:t'!r - ,,' ·- Cincl.tmall New York at Plt!.'sburgh. Be ten al Chl ca~~: o Phlladclphla al 8t Louts COt"(llEB fiiiOP UDA £:(11IUT a~ llames) ocn'l Code, sees. lO'H2-L3 t .'10hLl'- of Mary McGhM lJn:l!QMd NotlcP. I& hereby !Jlven thut A. B Mt•Ohco ha.a been duly lt(lpotnted 1\nd quiLIIfled RS Executor of the Esttf,tc or Mary ML'{Jilee la.tc of Mr:tgs coun~y. Ohio, de!lf'ased. Outed tllla 5 day of Sept. 1033 , S. A McCullough ' Judge of the Probate Court -, Meigs County, Ohio AMERICAN LEA.JUE l.i?\'£1imd Rt Phlad.•lph la AMIEBICA!'-1 ASS(H;IA'J.'ION Cclmnbur, 8. lndlan:~pn1l1-; 2. ~ltdiAttapolh:; 7. Colwnbm; 2 Bt. Po.ul II. Mlnnea.poils Ci I 8 L l.<JUIS at New York ' nctr:-JL at Boston Chlcs r.;o uk Wa.slunglon INTEHNA'IIONAL LEAGUE Ro:'! hAGter at Montreal. Bi1rl'alo sl Toronto - - ,.• Prompt Relief •F,rom Jtehing Ecze._ 1 .J.. lt'l Wonderful the Wlf 100l~fw _Zemo bri~ prompt; - 1to 1 lng ltddng, burninc akin, fiVM In aevwe 4liii!!L ltehlnriltllP. themotnent Zemo toueheo the ten-llllllntlomed oklo f becaUII8 of ita rare iqndienta. ~o I er-r &WII)' Rube~, Pimpt.., ~ tbo:!::i nonftal.· uae e!etm.._lii:I01 IZemo.\;;ollt-11ft ...,.•• _~; Rbmrorm and ~ il'a I worth lhe - - - ... It ·brbjR' ..uet. 815<, 60e and fUJI drualltO • ~~ 1 ' Did You Ever Stop To Think? < '! l ! ! Lo . • f': - \ 'WJ "' F'" I?Ait) 11 \tE F'OWERFU~ YoUNG' : .~o u t roo l='"A!.~ HURLER. OF\'n!Ef t~l 'TR:Vt ~.:._, r0 ~1Ak: E IC":;O'SI E 1'-II(;P F. 1.1 ~ lMA~l ) GIANT'S WI!O t'IAY DEVELOP~ l,q'lt) - - ,,.--_-.::..; ·~~~Je~Y~; MOU~OSMEN \THI ' OF AL.-L.. iiME I ~- -- GRIDIRON'S GREATEST MOMENTS in a great novel - ·- . PARMELEE:, · HAS SO MI,ICH ;STUFF il:IAT . CATCHERS A TOUGH TIME HANDLING HIS DELIVERIES! __, ...... ·~ ~ ~ end. :·c.:· :-:·-:o· .--:·· _: hit to c.nd on a t06IJ to - ~ ' ' . "• - Shawnee, Oklahoma Thaxtuu , &:: WOOd. cf . 1 J•oth, 2lJ Allison., 3b . ~, R. ~- KENNEDY, EDITOR Of THE WHITTIER (CALl· 'FORNIA) NEWS, SAYS: Luman, c ..•• L Jon~··· lb It Jr,nes, lb "If ad.,.,rtiainr didn't pay there would be no advertiainr. Wickllnc, l'f Walker, p . ·.• 'l'otal . . 330424161 Little R:tz l £. Guhtlba, If ., L. Moore, M ~"'fCd'I.Jl , ~b , YO!lJlJ, lb .. .. . Wlj.[fCJ1, ll:'o . J9l•"·l q, ~"· p ·rol-ft,l , • ' AB R H POi.. E 4 0 II 0 '!I II 2 I 4 9 0 I 3 0 1 2 t;l!:elot-i:lln. c ' ' j;c. ) 3 0 3 8 q 1 a o 30914 a Q 2 3 I 1 0 lll!l'! . " '.'. fll• qc !IU• i Or>pL, .. . .. ' ' • I ,, I' : • ' ' taa c;;e 7ao . IIO!IIII!CIIlllQ . •(lll!l !llf·ll' \ lllt.Q " " . " " .. " tforlP., "I'TQI'& • · . • · . ~~~de Rlll o· 30 Rl;l(tl'e by tnUhlA:S: i·aora ·,' By EDSON R. WAITE Cc ra 0 qyc, :fll . . 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