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THE ~AI{.- Y TRJ~ . -~ u -.1-<laia ID&Ittr a< Ulo ....,, D!flco ot- Bepl U, Ul:lf, _ . , , Cllllo.111>41tJ'""' Aa 3, me. Upsettlnl the Balance at ----- - - ~· ~ RECORD " • Pull~ ~ aad 1. 8UndQ eeep~ EIM\U'da.f. Loea\ecl on l,,wer SeooDd Stttet, ~Y. 0 . Wlieft ouf trtmu' aencli,IIS let~ or newa mat.Ur 1~ publl~ ~OJ lbtuld. 111 ltiU CUM Qgn \betr PUius--altbOUSh nut u~IIJU'UY to '' ~ 111Jatltd. AnD.mnoU. letters, however e~llent and d~Je in l;heJR .. iiiJYa liJ no lnl\&noe w1ll be publilh~ I { ' ' ' NElS N4l'ION,U. M>Vf'Rl'IS1NG RKfiiJSIIN'nliV!KS Jhed JUmbaU, Jae. Ololcap, Pb!!Wiphlo, Pit .......... Jl411••.... -::-------- 1'01' EdiWial OUice V&U OI-L omce aal1 Clrculr.Uon DqK. Call 111·8 ___ - ---;;c=;-;;:-;=--:-----.;iii:il" De1Jnrt4 BJ Carrier B1 Mall. Fer lpilu!• '0ne Week .. ................. • .15 1ohne M.,onth...: • •..• ••••••••• • · rce ontun ............... l)ue lloath .. · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ()De Year ......... ...... , , • . .60 Stx Months . .. ....•. ... . ...• 8.00 One Ye~tr , . •.• , . , .. ... , . • . . ' 1· l ·' 1 .&0~ •1 3 4.po ·,RELIEF STRIKES •••·• 1' ,. ·'" WHAT ABOUT JUSTICE? .. "'" ~~ - ,· ·, f .., V&· - • >< ·.+' At Chester pau Park SUNDAY Z:JO r . 1\t. ' ." ' .· .~·.',"'Y'' ,, ,..u_. ,, . _.,. .... ) "' " ·. ·rord,,V-8 wlll go BO ailes BD hour , But boor IIBDY peqple wish to \ '... I \ ' ' ,, ,' . -, 1·. It is auob eBfer and ta.r ;llOre eoonoaical to run 60 or 65. ailes an h®r in a oar built to do 80, 'thu i t is to run at the Balle Speed in a car built to do 8!5 or 70 . 'l'her8~;~.ll 1 be no excess noise- no overbeatinc - oo b~VJ laboring - no strainitlg ~~echanism - beoa~ there is power · ill reserve. The benetl tJ'J to the oustoaer of having a Ford V-8 able to do 80 mil9S '· · · all bour, are fu\MrO..s : . In ,t'b~ A:;ost ·place, such a car muet be extra ' -strongly. built. It must ba~ a.6etter steering gear. It must be per. teotly po1Be.d and balance_<!... · It~eels, springs, axles, rram.e and brakes . · ,.iiet be oi: ~(be : ~~~ .st.ren~ an<!. .d.esign. ,. .· '· ·.." >:., '4· ! . ' . -"··•-- In . tb . I!;QOI!d.~~·~ e. .oV..,UlliA..Iluilt . f.Gr the higher Speed railges .. ,. ;·'\f!F.OO'Bf _,!1!\!~(al\lrt. ~l,Jl ci.be , l~er ~ aj>p~d . ran_ges. In trattto · i t iS ~t ."P~d ·' •· ' :vot~:l\r:ant li'o· ~~'lroM'> l\u'ic;l!niJlJ!f: "'qql' want instant resporu;e and qii1- ·, , aooelerat1011 . 'lite bigb spe'e d reserve c! the Ford V- 8 gives you ~The advantages ot a high speed car are not in the speed al0118 , Toa may never drive at bigb speed, Few people do . But to make sl'"d possible, the car llllSt be 1built to last longer, to run siiOOther, 8Dd to 11118 les11 tuel. Everythinr; IIUSt be up to the 80-miles-an-bour standard to r;iYe ;rooa superlative perfonoanoe at the lesser speeds. "' ~ .. ~• .By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. ' THAT there ia more to any buaineaa than ~ere\y havins a place to ~o buaine11. Securing the mercl:landiat> to aell ia only tlie first atep • . The mollt important thing ia the aeliing of mer(handiae and •ellinli it risli't. 1 ... C} •• • The risht l<ind of mercbandiae, bac:.ked up by the ri11ht kind of Adveitiling, will always build a profitable 'buaifleaa. (lood 'advertlains creates an irreatible appeal. Ad~J:tiled me~handiae alwaya C.r,eatea flgod-will ' for !lnY bua,in]!•tl \fet!luae it 'lives _aat~p•t;tion.. • • · 'fhe .d,~i!ond for ad:vertlsed \liloda 11 grow1n11, day by day. Xdvelt11iiir always make. a wonderful impre11ion on -buay ahop!"'r•;\thcy alwaya read the ada before ahoppina in order .to ane time a.-.d mo11ey. . ' · ,. · · · Truthf\11 advertiaing haa a wide range of ~ppeal. It reachea evtory~ody. ·· · ' ' ·· ·· ' ' ·' · " '· .., J ·l l "' ~, Grandstand AcoomodatloD ~ drive ·SO ail~s an bcur? ·· Hardlf:· ailJ ; The $pee<!' iS there 'tor uotb<tr· purpose. · If a oar is t~ 1,>6· alKti iln!J ooUor.tabla.and · eooa011ioal at 50 or ,60 miles an hour. 1 t should' b8 oaJtabi~ of going tW.ter uUm thai.. . . •· A cat, l1k8 . & 11811 or a b~e', should have resenre power to do ordi1)&17· tbiJlg:'!, Wj>U; · without, shOwing ~wain or effort, , llben• YOll.•dr~ve at YOIII"' u~al moderate rate. and yet to keep up that nte· your oat Mills at nearly iU!' top speed, you are not getting an easy ride and · :rour engine is 110t doing an easy job . It is wearing itself oot. , 3:"-t is. wlay tbe Ford V-2 is built. to precision standards sod eng~ilfered to ,dO eo honest roac!- aile$ . (not speedometer miles) an boor so. t!l&t H .aicbt Jl! -60 or 70 miles "" bour all dsy with the utmost ease. and !Jitb 110 strain on oar or driver . . Let us add, and without excessive use ot Pl!l\' j!Jld oil. It is the IIBI'£iR bet'IJ6t!n wbat you have and what 7011 use 1a an engine tha,t llllkes tor o011ror.t , .' ~~~~);eritJ and econoiiiY . -· ~ Cheater r :r~Je ·-· ,_,. Carbondale - ... ~ .-,.··, , ' -~ .' ""''-···-,··- .. • September 8, 1933 ' . ' I I '··· .. ·-~ ~ .. �.Y f '' I· illUlm.a:r•.,..•«MBD to•...,. • I p SUNOA•t, ~ 10, 111! ' .. THE ~AI{.- Y TRJ~ . -~ u -.1-<laia ID&Ittr a< Ulo ....,, D!flco ot- Bepl U, Ul:lf, _ . , , Cllllo.111>41tJ'""' Aa 3, me. Upsettlnl the Balance at ----- - - ~· ~ RECORD " • Pull~ ~ aad 1. 8UndQ eeep~ EIM\U'da.f. Loea\ecl on l,,wer SeooDd Stttet, ~Y. 0 . Wlieft ouf trtmu' aencli,IIS let~ or newa mat.Ur 1~ publl~ ~OJ lbtuld. 111 ltiU CUM Qgn \betr PUius--altbOUSh nut u~IIJU'UY to '' ~ 111Jatltd. AnD.mnoU. letters, however e~llent and d~Je in l;heJR .. iiiJYa liJ no lnl\&noe w1ll be publilh~ I { ' ' ' NElS N4l'ION,U. M>Vf'Rl'IS1NG RKfiiJSIIN'nliV!KS Jhed JUmbaU, Jae. Ololcap, Pb!!Wiphlo, Pit .......... Jl411••.... -::-------- 1'01' EdiWial OUice V&U OI-L omce aal1 Clrculr.Uon DqK. Call 111·8 ___ - ---;;c=;-;;:-;=--:-----.;iii:il" De1Jnrt4 BJ Carrier B1 Mall. Fer lpilu!• '0ne Week .. ................. • .15 1ohne M.,onth...: • •..• ••••••••• • · rce ontun ............... l)ue lloath .. · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ()De Year ......... ...... , , • . .60 Stx Months . .. ....•. ... . ...• 8.00 One Ye~tr , . •.• , . , .. ... , . • . . ' 1· l ·' 1 .&0~ •1 3 4.po ·,RELIEF STRIKES •••·• 1' ,. ·'" WHAT ABOUT JUSTICE? .. "'" ~~ - ,· ·, f .., V&· - • >< ·.+' At Chester pau Park SUNDAY Z:JO r . 1\t. ' ." ' .· .~·.',"'Y'' ,, ,..u_. ,, . _.,. .... ) "' " ·. ·rord,,V-8 wlll go BO ailes BD hour , But boor IIBDY peqple wish to \ '... I \ ' ' ,, ,' . -, 1·. It is auob eBfer and ta.r ;llOre eoonoaical to run 60 or 65. ailes an h®r in a oar built to do 80, 'thu i t is to run at the Balle Speed in a car built to do 8!5 or 70 . 'l'her8~;~.ll 1 be no excess noise- no overbeatinc - oo b~VJ laboring - no strainitlg ~~echanism - beoa~ there is power · ill reserve. The benetl tJ'J to the oustoaer of having a Ford V-8 able to do 80 mil9S '· · · all bour, are fu\MrO..s : . In ,t'b~ A:;ost ·place, such a car muet be extra ' -strongly. built. It must ba~ a.6etter steering gear. It must be per. teotly po1Be.d and balance_<!... · It~eels, springs, axles, rram.e and brakes . · ,.iiet be oi: ~(be : ~~~ .st.ren~ an<!. .d.esign. ,. .· '· ·.." >:., '4· ! . ' . -"··•-- In . tb . I!;QOI!d.~~·~ e. .oV..,UlliA..Iluilt . f.Gr the higher Speed railges .. ,. ;·'\f!F.OO'Bf _,!1!\!~(al\lrt. ~l,Jl ci.be , l~er ~ aj>p~d . ran_ges. In trattto · i t iS ~t ."P~d ·' •· ' :vot~:l\r:ant li'o· ~~'lroM'> l\u'ic;l!niJlJ!f: "'qql' want instant resporu;e and qii1- ·, , aooelerat1011 . 'lite bigb spe'e d reserve c! the Ford V- 8 gives you ~The advantages ot a high speed car are not in the speed al0118 , Toa may never drive at bigb speed, Few people do . But to make sl'"d possible, the car llllSt be 1built to last longer, to run siiOOther, 8Dd to 11118 les11 tuel. Everythinr; IIUSt be up to the 80-miles-an-bour standard to r;iYe ;rooa superlative perfonoanoe at the lesser speeds. "' ~ .. ~• .By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. ' THAT there ia more to any buaineaa than ~ere\y havins a place to ~o buaine11. Securing the mercl:landiat> to aell ia only tlie first atep • . The mollt important thing ia the aeliing of mer(handiae and •ellinli it risli't. 1 ... C} •• • The risht l<ind of mercbandiae, bac:.ked up by the ri11ht kind of Adveitiling, will always build a profitable 'buaifleaa. (lood 'advertlains creates an irreatible appeal. Ad~J:tiled me~handiae alwaya C.r,eatea flgod-will ' for !lnY bua,in]!•tl \fet!luae it 'lives _aat~p•t;tion.. • • · 'fhe .d,~i!ond for ad:vertlsed \liloda 11 grow1n11, day by day. Xdvelt11iiir always make. a wonderful impre11ion on -buay ahop!"'r•;\thcy alwaya read the ada before ahoppina in order .to ane time a.-.d mo11ey. . ' · ,. · · · Truthf\11 advertiaing haa a wide range of ~ppeal. It reachea evtory~ody. ·· · ' ' ·· ·· ' ' ·' · " '· .., J ·l l "' ~, Grandstand AcoomodatloD ~ drive ·SO ail~s an bcur? ·· Hardlf:· ailJ ; The $pee<!' iS there 'tor uotb<tr· purpose. · If a oar is t~ 1,>6· alKti iln!J ooUor.tabla.and · eooa011ioal at 50 or ,60 miles an hour. 1 t should' b8 oaJtabi~ of going tW.ter uUm thai.. . . •· A cat, l1k8 . & 11811 or a b~e', should have resenre power to do ordi1)&17· tbiJlg:'!, Wj>U; · without, shOwing ~wain or effort, , llben• YOll.•dr~ve at YOIII"' u~al moderate rate. and yet to keep up that nte· your oat Mills at nearly iU!' top speed, you are not getting an easy ride and · :rour engine is 110t doing an easy job . It is wearing itself oot. , 3:"-t is. wlay tbe Ford V-2 is built. to precision standards sod eng~ilfered to ,dO eo honest roac!- aile$ . (not speedometer miles) an boor so. t!l&t H .aicbt Jl! -60 or 70 miles "" bour all dsy with the utmost ease. and !Jitb 110 strain on oar or driver . . Let us add, and without excessive use ot Pl!l\' j!Jld oil. It is the IIBI'£iR bet'IJ6t!n wbat you have and what 7011 use 1a an engine tha,t llllkes tor o011ror.t , .' ~~~~);eritJ and econoiiiY . -· ~ Cheater r :r~Je ·-· ,_,. Carbondale - ... ~ .-,.··, , ' -~ .' ""''-···-,··- .. • September 8, 1933 ' . ' I I '··· .. ·-~ ~ .. �• . • 1 jt .•' ., New CubaD Revolt Scenes ., IN ~EE · H~RD ' ~U~HT 8~ll Til . ' .... ....... . Coach Pedan -Haa Diffi· ' r'·'""~ O!ult ~uu 'Dtll'<lre ..--: 1 ~ "I'bil !ii*r ·''"'N·· ' . . .. GAPING "lOLEs . ' ...... ,_ LEFT r:J When 13 Lettermen We"! lAa(to ' 'll~tu_d BY ,' r, ~ ·r• • ·,· 1, ·. Craduitiol> ) · ~~:~!-:} champion, retalntnr .• rcmo'feB • pod sbowlnr , recen' years, ' hard for Messnl. Pedflll, ct a.J .• thiJ year. The field which started 80 pereet.t of Ute Bobcat games in 1931 Jert the E'or Sale, Mi'!Co ' ' ' ' ALL MAKEs or rad1011 !lt'!rvlced &t reasonable prl.cea. Bring in your carnpm ln the June clB&I radiO or' caL ZU·J. H. M. OroSI Mlddloporl ma,ge teams will &bow a generous sprtnk.ur-*= of sophomore material. Morn ·&hAn 25 membens or h.lst J.ear'a ~arU111 aquad will don ,VIIraley ,unifqJms, Jo'OR RENT-I room libuse, mod· ~ convenlencea. Rent very rea· aonable. Phone 302-R. The D&il,y 8-?-tf 8·1-3t. MASPN CiTY l"'R RENT Modern dw~ng, cor· n'er Plfth & Main, Middleport. Pbone UI•X. 9·6·3t Wanted"'r) " ' ....• WArt'l'ED Bma.U :, 1 L. ~ Write Jam,es 0 . lt. D . ca.liiPllo1intnr, ~ WASHINGTON WINS aev~ra1 irldders wh~ saw "~ty actJpn will return Jls How rnuch tttrie Coach ~en wilt. devote to fur\damentals and poU,abb'li of tntricate pii.J8 of the Sellan, l'ci Win cutter. Portland. • 9-741t alt.ho111h the o{lfmlna or the tnllvtralty on Be,pt. lB will iuole . of I see Ule Fn!'ff.am . ~ucedJ.o one drill e< daily. Oftljr Prte'telnllar of laat .. I year's tee.m will repoft although ank 1 Y .Qropa lnBlq'e praCtice 5Ei811JOIUI a day will tor the ear~ weeki! of Two be ln· order By D!lfee,tin1 J;,lravea Aa Piriitel' "Eoae: , Red a 'Wallop J)oqera Pan RENT-4 room tlat unfur· nJaHed t&.OO per mo. can IWI·X. '' ror Ule preaea&on condttlonina: and a smaner number or Jettenn!:n In· eluded in that group early .&erlm- for Real Ti'lbWl.e. bAe" slty '8l:Jlflrlenct' lnvi~d "doubl~ wing-back." ,.t.em can no'"' be ~et.erm~ed tor a number qt dul'ti, tbough h j:!' ts frank Ln &tatJJW tha+ Jt · wUI pro~~ exceed .u,., !Mrbl or 'teoent ~ns. DesJJttt t~ protlem or fiiHng five or ~ore PPCI op !.he line !Peden l1l mqre WOltlei:t about the bacll:fu;ld a.esJsnrneQt8 t~.b &ea.son. 'I'ht! Bobcat playera 1!JCBiled for Johlfp,y' on the M:ond~ InClude Arthur' Lewla, soph., at Tackle; Walter ~~-----------ByBw~·r--~~------·-Two . ~se blt-Eiaebtein I :t. " .. ; · Struck out. by c Moore 6; O&bt. 3. Jillrst OOse on errors Middleport 2 ~~~:~~~~l N\'011 2. . .;;(;iiit~r Lert on bniet1 Middleport ""' NYCH 9 Stolen bases R Allensworth, - PAULE Matlflfleld, Ohtn, Sept 'Ith , 1033 V1qU Runyan No :dD698 p, pri ~ eontr now ~nflned in the OhiC1 fltate R~fonnatory, Mandield, admitted trum Oallia County, con· vtctc.d 11-11-32 Qf , the c rime oi Stea.llna MQtor V~lcle and serving a sentence of l MllO years, IH eligible !nr ll. bhrlnK before the BOARD OP' PAROLE, on or arter 10·1 ~33. .,," I Moore. Runs batted In Dill's!.; M lf1nswor th; Young; Farnltam; Umpires: D . Allens worth., C I Al~nsworth N01'1CE OF HEARING t'Oll. PA!'OLE - 86 66 oo .,. When YOUR 77 70 69 Toledo .... .tlru81v1Jle M.llwa.ukee r· ~ ~A'fiON.U Club New York Pltl ~rburgh Chicago .. Sl. Louis .Boston ..... Brooklyn Phij~elphh 91"clnnat1 '14 I OO~LU$HOW Ole~htnd P~Jl:lphia YOU CA'F'TURED 1 tlf!trolt . . HIM, 'IOA7.iV'! 1 (!lhJC!l~O Dostf;,~ • .... l ... , .. - ' " , St. ,,, J.ou!s - ,f!Jo•t o), L/1, , •'-' •" • ~·~ I ' ' \ ' I ,, ., , .&ao .6111 .484 81; .tOO ~ Won LO!It Pet. 79 74 ']5 ']4 70 54 fi 1 52 .608 51 59 60 63 62 75 lJ'l 82 Won . . . 88 'iQ , . . . 72 . . . 67 . . 67 61 &8 ,.49 Lost oW 52 66 65 69 74 8(1 87 Gt. l..uuls 6, Philadelphia 8 C.tic11Ul&t" 12, Brooklyn 0. - ot:llt<\go ts, Boston ;s. AM~RiCAN LEAGUE Wa:..llington U, Clllca&o 2 1"1:\Uadclpt.la e. Glevdand 2 Nti'\'V York 5, St.. Louts 3. 'D4trolt '4, Boa.ton 3. Did Yo~ Evler St~p Think? .6-lO .sso .419 41f8 .888 To Ot:.trolt. 4, Hooton a. By EDSON .R. WAJTE ' 1 1NTERN.t?i:O~.t.t LEAGUE I ' '" , Toronto 3. Montteol 1 LEAGUE AMERICAN ,LEAGUE Olub WBshlngt'Jn . New Ycrk 5ti6 81 :: ,Kansaa City .. Visits OUR Ci 4 Won Last Pet, »!:1 51 .OOt.l St. PaUJI - 9 AO;SOCIA1'10N Indlana.pol.~.:; ' ~ UOW THIY STAND Mlnm:apolH~ annu:~.) nt St. Flul:u:l-l)lhiB a.t ----- • Olub Colwpllus -. lt.,•o Bc~tc n Fom hll.ll . 02111202YRuns . . . . 00000103X Op. errors .. OOOOOt03x AMERICAN " Bmc kl,l'n ;;.t Pittsburgh. Time of gawe 1 12 Bcore by lnnlnga 133456789 Mdpt. hits 110300031 Rum . 000000011 Op. erro1s 010000012 9 9 '. ' NATIONAL J,E.\GUI New York at Cincinnati <two IJames) Guinther 'l1le Board cr Parole Dy J . J . Feeney Parole and Ret~rd Clerk. .,• Wild pitch Darst. PR&IIed bQ.II Elselsl:eln. NDTmE 01' QARING fOR Priode, ,Junior, Middleport, 1Jmud; &ncrsan W&rd, GalHpoJI& aDd Robert Hugbea, Oat HUt tn _the ba.cldJeld. • The eomplet,., lll33 achedule 1a· ~- 36-Monia Haney at Atbenai Oct. '1-Purdue at .t&fa}'fltt.e. Ind., Oct. · lt--Pranltlln at Athens; Ott. :ill-<Komooom.Jngi - Mla.l'lif at At· hens, Oct 28-~J~aqil' at Alhel.l.!l; Noy, 4~WtUentitrg at Sprtngfh:-ld; Nav. ll-'(Armlstlce DRy! - ¥arahall j\ t Huntington, w. Va : Nov. 18-Cinciitnatt at Clnelnnatl;' Nov. 35-tDad'B DayiOhlu wesleyan at .\t.b$:ns. .U..ft.So on' ba.Ua ·by-C. Moore 1; Dar•t ' Middleport JerE·~v Roch~. ' (Shawnee, Ok_!ahoma City &, Alba.ny 2 tel' 10. Bull'alo & R . .B. KENNEDY, EDITOR OF TH~ WHITiilER "(CALl· " .• 1 f,QP/1~1 N~~S. SAYS: ' "If advertising didn't pay there would be no a~vertiain!l· ' "If your advertiain1 appropriation im' tbrin1in1 in the re· •ulta that your competitor'• appl'bpriation is, there muat be a rea· .,.n. ·"" ' = B = �• . • 1 jt .•' ., New CubaD Revolt Scenes ., IN ~EE · H~RD ' ~U~HT 8~ll Til . ' .... ....... . Coach Pedan -Haa Diffi· ' r'·'""~ O!ult ~uu 'Dtll'<lre ..--: 1 ~ "I'bil !ii*r ·''"'N·· ' . . .. GAPING "lOLEs . ' ...... ,_ LEFT r:J When 13 Lettermen We"! lAa(to ' 'll~tu_d BY ,' r, ~ ·r• • ·,· 1, ·. Craduitiol> ) · ~~:~!-:} champion, retalntnr .• rcmo'feB • pod sbowlnr , recen' years, ' hard for Messnl. Pedflll, ct a.J .• thiJ year. The field which started 80 pereet.t of Ute Bobcat games in 1931 Jert the E'or Sale, Mi'!Co ' ' ' ' ALL MAKEs or rad1011 !lt'!rvlced &t reasonable prl.cea. Bring in your carnpm ln the June clB&I radiO or' caL ZU·J. H. M. OroSI Mlddloporl ma,ge teams will &bow a generous sprtnk.ur-*= of sophomore material. Morn ·&hAn 25 membens or h.lst J.ear'a ~arU111 aquad will don ,VIIraley ,unifqJms, Jo'OR RENT-I room libuse, mod· ~ convenlencea. Rent very rea· aonable. Phone 302-R. The D&il,y 8-?-tf 8·1-3t. MASPN CiTY l"'R RENT Modern dw~ng, cor· n'er Plfth & Main, Middleport. Pbone UI•X. 9·6·3t Wanted"'r) " ' ....• WArt'l'ED Bma.U :, 1 L. ~ Write Jam,es 0 . lt. D . ca.liiPllo1intnr, ~ WASHINGTON WINS aev~ra1 irldders wh~ saw "~ty actJpn will return Jls How rnuch tttrie Coach ~en wilt. devote to fur\damentals and poU,abb'li of tntricate pii.J8 of the Sellan, l'ci Win cutter. Portland. • 9-741t alt.ho111h the o{lfmlna or the tnllvtralty on Be,pt. lB will iuole . of I see Ule Fn!'ff.am . ~ucedJ.o one drill e< daily. Oftljr Prte'telnllar of laat .. I year's tee.m will repoft although ank 1 Y .Qropa lnBlq'e praCtice 5Ei811JOIUI a day will tor the ear~ weeki! of Two be ln· order By D!lfee,tin1 J;,lravea Aa Piriitel' "Eoae: , Red a 'Wallop J)oqera Pan RENT-4 room tlat unfur· nJaHed t&.OO per mo. can IWI·X. '' ror Ule preaea&on condttlonina: and a smaner number or Jettenn!:n In· eluded in that group early .&erlm- for Real Ti'lbWl.e. bAe" slty '8l:Jlflrlenct' lnvi~d "doubl~ wing-back." ,.t.em can no'"' be ~et.erm~ed tor a number qt dul'ti, tbough h j:!' ts frank Ln &tatJJW tha+ Jt · wUI pro~~ exceed .u,., !Mrbl or 'teoent ~ns. DesJJttt t~ protlem or fiiHng five or ~ore PPCI op !.he line !Peden l1l mqre WOltlei:t about the bacll:fu;ld a.esJsnrneQt8 t~.b &ea.son. 'I'ht! Bobcat playera 1!JCBiled for Johlfp,y' on the M:ond~ InClude Arthur' Lewla, soph., at Tackle; Walter ~~-----------ByBw~·r--~~------·-Two . ~se blt-Eiaebtein I :t. " .. ; · Struck out. by c Moore 6; O&bt. 3. Jillrst OOse on errors Middleport 2 ~~~:~~~~l N\'011 2. . .;;(;iiit~r Lert on bniet1 Middleport ""' NYCH 9 Stolen bases R Allensworth, - PAULE Matlflfleld, Ohtn, Sept 'Ith , 1033 V1qU Runyan No :dD698 p, pri ~ eontr now ~nflned in the OhiC1 fltate R~fonnatory, Mandield, admitted trum Oallia County, con· vtctc.d 11-11-32 Qf , the c rime oi Stea.llna MQtor V~lcle and serving a sentence of l MllO years, IH eligible !nr ll. bhrlnK before the BOARD OP' PAROLE, on or arter 10·1 ~33. .,," I Moore. Runs batted In Dill's!.; M lf1nswor th; Young; Farnltam; Umpires: D . Allens worth., C I Al~nsworth N01'1CE OF HEARING t'Oll. PA!'OLE - 86 66 oo .,. When YOUR 77 70 69 Toledo .... .tlru81v1Jle M.llwa.ukee r· ~ ~A'fiON.U Club New York Pltl ~rburgh Chicago .. Sl. Louis .Boston ..... Brooklyn Phij~elphh 91"clnnat1 '14 I OO~LU$HOW Ole~htnd P~Jl:lphia YOU CA'F'TURED 1 tlf!trolt . . HIM, 'IOA7.iV'! 1 (!lhJC!l~O Dostf;,~ • .... l ... , .. - ' " , St. ,,, J.ou!s - ,f!Jo•t o), L/1, , •'-' •" • ~·~ I ' ' \ ' I ,, ., , .&ao .6111 .484 81; .tOO ~ Won LO!It Pet. 79 74 ']5 ']4 70 54 fi 1 52 .608 51 59 60 63 62 75 lJ'l 82 Won . . . 88 'iQ , . . . 72 . . . 67 . . 67 61 &8 ,.49 Lost oW 52 66 65 69 74 8(1 87 Gt. l..uuls 6, Philadelphia 8 C.tic11Ul&t" 12, Brooklyn 0. - ot:llt<\go ts, Boston ;s. AM~RiCAN LEAGUE Wa:..llington U, Clllca&o 2 1"1:\Uadclpt.la e. Glevdand 2 Nti'\'V York 5, St.. Louts 3. 'D4trolt '4, Boa.ton 3. Did Yo~ Evler St~p Think? .6-lO .sso .419 41f8 .888 To Ot:.trolt. 4, Hooton a. By EDSON .R. WAJTE ' 1 1NTERN.t?i:O~.t.t LEAGUE I ' '" , Toronto 3. Montteol 1 LEAGUE AMERICAN ,LEAGUE Olub WBshlngt'Jn . New Ycrk 5ti6 81 :: ,Kansaa City .. Visits OUR Ci 4 Won Last Pet, »!:1 51 .OOt.l St. PaUJI - 9 AO;SOCIA1'10N Indlana.pol.~.:; ' ~ UOW THIY STAND Mlnm:apolH~ annu:~.) nt St. Flul:u:l-l)lhiB a.t ----- • Olub Colwpllus -. lt.,•o Bc~tc n Fom hll.ll . 02111202YRuns . . . . 00000103X Op. errors .. OOOOOt03x AMERICAN " Bmc kl,l'n ;;.t Pittsburgh. Time of gawe 1 12 Bcore by lnnlnga 133456789 Mdpt. hits 110300031 Rum . 000000011 Op. erro1s 010000012 9 9 '. ' NATIONAL J,E.\GUI New York at Cincinnati <two IJames) Guinther 'l1le Board cr Parole Dy J . J . Feeney Parole and Ret~rd Clerk. .,• Wild pitch Darst. PR&IIed bQ.II Elselsl:eln. NDTmE 01' QARING fOR Priode, ,Junior, Middleport, 1Jmud; &ncrsan W&rd, GalHpoJI& aDd Robert Hugbea, Oat HUt tn _the ba.cldJeld. • The eomplet,., lll33 achedule 1a· ~- 36-Monia Haney at Atbenai Oct. '1-Purdue at .t&fa}'fltt.e. Ind., Oct. · lt--Pranltlln at Athens; Ott. :ill-<Komooom.Jngi - Mla.l'lif at At· hens, Oct 28-~J~aqil' at Alhel.l.!l; Noy, 4~WtUentitrg at Sprtngfh:-ld; Nav. ll-'(Armlstlce DRy! - ¥arahall j\ t Huntington, w. Va : Nov. 18-Cinciitnatt at Clnelnnatl;' Nov. 35-tDad'B DayiOhlu wesleyan at .\t.b$:ns. .U..ft.So on' ba.Ua ·by-C. Moore 1; Dar•t ' Middleport JerE·~v Roch~. ' (Shawnee, Ok_!ahoma City &, Alba.ny 2 tel' 10. Bull'alo & R . .B. KENNEDY, EDITOR OF TH~ WHITiilER "(CALl· " .• 1 f,QP/1~1 N~~S. SAYS: ' "If advertising didn't pay there would be no a~vertiain!l· ' "If your advertiain1 appropriation im' tbrin1in1 in the re· •ulta that your competitor'• appl'bpriation is, there muat be a rea· .,.n. ·"" ' = B = �., \ ......... . • . 8mmAT,W"JIIhiJIDto.... . ' ., .· AXPAYERS -----r------------~-'0~ EADERS' NOTICE - If )'Oil want R the ~~ 0 MAK£ PtANS 10W£H TAXES .. 1 1 -...- ~~~To I I omce uk for 202-R. ON PROPERTY -- • ! . ! ~: ~ . .~ Carbondale Th C hester . ! I i . ,. • ' I' ' · To •'urnish Fun For·Movie ·Fans / Oocu Roj 5...... John Hite · Dr. E. .f. Mu1 Miles 0.. W. C. Da,U Leland P~~!pleo Ohio Fuel Gao Evan Genbelmer i:!:lalt.lllwihn1 Eldon Qla¥ S. A. Paotman SanfcW" Dodoon J. L Wood .. Son Artll! ~lnrer Orville Romine Cli!reiace:Damell · M~III ~O.,el. Co. ~!bert UaRIJ, ,Tr«cy' '"'•' ·Maff-H.oiJt · Cou~lY ~iu1anen ~;rf>a'-!4 . · .!:i!t~~". . "i~f:~ I I' . J- ~!OO•T SPECIALIST . Will Be Here \ ,,. P~ul Manuel , · ' 1 H..a. . l' .:I>!· f ' t ' · .. '· ' '• ! ~ ,; ~ r.!,.empfl!Y . : .J;.tab!iohed ~ocal ~p&nY }~;*ii~ :to e1ther Pomeror or . M1ddl&pi>rl 'I' • ". ,. \);oun • . man betw~en the aae·cif -llhnd 26. .; I . Appl~nt ohollld be able bodied, ne't in 1';appearance, hav~ a pleuinl' penonlility and hav' at leut a Hiah Schocil'trainin11. ' ~ ' • 'l'hio .~tion i• not one of caitvauil.a, ;but rather one wliieh offen a oplendid op."portunity to the ~cce11ful applicant. ·l • :'. ' Ple:u~ direct ytur written application to ··~ox ' . LIBERT,Y THEATRE 8...., .... -- · top, Care Po~eroy Tribune. • D- ' Lee Oblo "PRIVATt; JONES'' . .Dobfl4 . t sloolrli· sMilo, . rTraeJ. ' Notice To ,~wate~ c·o~~p~~~.<;. This compan1 io oerviq the Public witii · ab.olutel7 pure water. Samples of . the. , . water are oent each and eYefJ' week to Charlea P. Hooveo:, Chemiot at Columbuo, Oblo; 'f'ar e,nalyaio, and the water io reported free of allae~. . This hao been tlie . practice of the Meir• Water Company for the lut 14 yean. · You ean drink the water served b7 thio CompanJ with perfect afet,., and alao reot IUIUI'ecl all water oerved bu the otamp .of · ·)•IIP!ril'>Val of the cbemiot. . FEDERAL CLASS . . 'The Water ~Qt' -...- ........ MIDDLEPORT ._.. :. .,'fwisw• ~ · •. c;;.. • :•:• · ~.1 Admlialon 6c and ioif ··liiik. :II · ~ · · iiWar Vet.,.!., Ia Killed ·- IN FALL Hiab Scb~ s,nior Dead After lnbalinr Auto Exhauot Gao - APP .. n .. TO EMPlOY WEATHER FORECAST- · '. Ohlo-Mcelly cloudy lololcb' ~· ,..._, d9.y . Prcbably lhowt1 m Nonb. JQtk.. Wot much change In t.emperRt Un-. .. ' " " II "' ... SERVlCE. ' .. ,.·~· · ·· · '-~ • ' To Be Tried lnotead ; Publicity To Be, Given . Enden Another Public Coal Hearin11 To Be Held Tueod-¥ Martin Faceo · ThQe . Major Problema In Brinaina Pei!ee I I IS OPPOSED By Depooed Army Offic:en Who Demand. Ceapedeo' Return. I WatihlnaUJD, Sept. U-IN8-The i NRA ·baa rejected appealll rw an i By wn..LL\M K. HUTCBIN'BON INS Staff Correapondenl - ·· I Wailhlnt:ton, Sept.. ll- INs-.8ec• 1rdary ot State Run today tndJClat.. 1 e.J t.ht United States wtll· be tmt· 1IJ(lred to extend l"eCCOPllt.lon to the i mw Ouban aovemment. • Just ~ ' soon u there Ia evldeO& '.. ti* Il le1lme wm be able to - m~jpWD peace Uld order throulhou1; t.ft't'"ii~ lnnd republic. . Hull aald the attit-ude of t.hls goverrunent la an anxloua d : H I,&ee a pemment lD Cuba 1table enoUI'h as quJckb' ae to PJ"'lle"e law and order. · eAJlt!(l~ this · and rumon of tbe Interior. Orau S&n Mart~ll ft8 t.o ftll vacant cabinet. posts' morning atber a couterence or varloua =leAl with lenrlera ~ In IOVemmt'nt clreln. ' .HU. 1 n., . cabinet ' A. H. Eblin , • 1 · . 1:1. [), l't~l•eJt Wm. Holley_ £1izabith 'O.rot Harolcl Chale Earl Warner D. L. Wallaee W. D. Starkiy ,H L Freud! Wlllb ~Ire Mn, Qella Camaha~ ' i S.n aroups. lneludine t.be R. S. Stefh7·~ E. M. MuoP,~•• W. T. Slnrer Veru011 Mills Clai"' fo\lnor A. H. Skinner Great Accompliahmenll j Achieved By NRA , To Date : LEADER SAYS' -....., Freel Knowl~ I l ..... Joe RoW!., ' .. PERSV~ION PLAN ~tt:~-;.tcko .,._ HO~Blf.S IN·CHHA. _ B~tl S~m,m•Jf•elcl l'JI AT WORK TO .. - U j - - ~EW H£GlM£HARD in Lake In EnfOn:inr . Wi~ l"ledJe Under · " lllue-·Earle lmme<ltate camplitah of torce t.o sure ..tth ~e M~NIAC MVBDERS TWO ; w. ~>. £. FonJ'\he . ; • C. F. Rathblltn · '~ Southcirn Oiiio Electric Cedric Clarli .\t-thur hale Run~ B~'+' one..- fo~ a b.u ilneaalike ~ duriqa.Jear like 1933. The are ouCh CMJblandinr ftluu ~t tl>e7 .,._be~puro:bued P. Ia ..nerally ~~ll!'l · u the leadidrautomo'aacl PI,..outh aii4 a.r;.ler c:aft·are taklnr the all that • . io a comitarlooia with Cbr.,altr ba¥e H\!J)RAUUC brab ~1\'er uoell. find o·, mer car. R[J£Cl . ~. . Rf,dpa~nc! W. M.·Punt ·• · .,. Wetlef Wa'"4 ' , , Ra:1mond Ob~er1 1 , h·,a.-~Brown~ 1 ·. ·Pac:Mutar , Donald HQOcl . P. 01\llnpr! • F'!'w~ ln...- , :\V. 0. ijall ~ 11 ! · F,~ w,Jilte · ~ C. A. Rillrclen W; <;:•.Tbeoba:ld Rdea 1bi1Pott · ., fi. R; E'd~arda ·· R1ehard To-..~11 R. C. .M dlride tl. J.1Vclirbt ..· ' , , Olil\ Rif~i' . HeJen w~·~ ~. I \;I ! ! -lo~ """ott . John A, F'eld, .,; 1Dow Va11c:to Eldon W~ !.• John .waton D: ~· P~rk ' \ ·D. N., ~1n Ulhau Moore IJ...t"' · n c. w' Kauff E:'t.: .$tort, Chu Ha7m.an ~ Lewia c. 0. Betz • I -.;. N. ,.. Wm• .,elteaellllm' , · , I ,lobn Zerld• Ra:Fmcincl Harbreetat r I iJ. L. Martin Coftl'l Baklnr Co. , lrvina Karr Jr.: Mote Ye:arer . . H. C. Bolin G. P:•R-tt ; .) ;'(! , ....,. DoW..iq w. . I Ji Chao.. ~UllleJ' Ht~·. T~oend Joi8H"' ·'' 1U...t:. QCIOper , ACCiOE~TS tN' .. OHm H~U·ENU 1 . or '( " ~·~· ' '' . f.¥.1· 'St&nford:Dtll'ny ~ ~elhtrllill. N. H. A. ~ffiCIAlS . J/,!. iil:t. w!f:h·r;~·1 M'~'I;;:.E~~tlile~~~~ ··~~.-:; • t!~:B!~~a I ' ,. . ~ a,...... ·. J~l · ...-•' it ' Helen Z.~er· ~'i . ~ p, Oi;;t£ · S) ~er · T etch Jt 1 l 10 ; ' . .11 AH£ ~ICTIMS Callie Countian, 94, Civ- triC1 1: ~ M. ~YJ'e Wni- ~••. W'lf. ?;~ · ·, ·' W~f1· ~ .!' Mo~tt ···,~~~~~ 'l, . , .\ Eibl.- : {1~1~ . R.. DB. Po\UL V. BAUMAN •· . 1\Vmlfat ;.. ,. "·' .• ~- . 'I L i Anzel Sa7N Clarence Beaver Tom Metcalf Alvo 0. Carr Harry Snowl;len Phil Meinb~ C. H. Snider' MU11'ay Hop~ Ooear Baird · Dale Lee 1 D Th J~hn ~ ) J. w. Mc:Cutlourh CJ,.de Brophy, Ohllnler Ba)llitr Co. Leverett Dulaney Norman Leiflieit ~y Summerfield Buell Raver Ed Kina Gerald Eioelotein Richard Rawlinp ~ AucJeraon Chao. Ablee Roy Tilli• J. H.• Humpbff'f J. 8. Conley · Dr. P. A. JiYiden Andrew. Le,n.bert Hlll'tOa' 8fl)wn a-ard Eioelotein Dr. S. A. 'Mc:CuUou... BeftL~»Id Smith L R. bulb Walker . Homer ·V.,ian wm. ~ ~ D. W. 0. Atkin. Paul Jciluuon ·· John W atcl · ' · P. M. S~er Calvin Davia Wm. R'obton L. Archie S, H. F!ldl_,;' . O•tar W~ ' Chrio a~. . •, . { H~ ~'f!'le Chq. Si4en Kail · Eblin · · . Claren~ 1 J!.u,..ll W. M. ~W:•llace · .Capt. f'OID·Jhnea Lo~ . ..., .• ' ' Carl Denbaeb Dr. a. £. ~olce f. ~· Dennuoia l ~ 1. H. liuclnaU . H. A.' Monroe thereby 111 the dlapute over the wave A county-wide howeYttr, I.e not It WN learned. Parker. Melp I I j ! :couege' Jfmilor SUGI\R RUN BLOCKED BY ' 1,933 ~o September ls~ 1933, -we have &old and delavered 195 Auto· mobiles. Following, art the nalft~a of ,those / whom W'e have sold: · ; . · · Hcmer Midkiff Dan Rizer Roh.rt ,¥eLJ Paul W.lnpn kay MattOx ' Ed Raybould C. L Wilaoa N.C. ~elch J. L FauWw John M; Ptentl« ~Ilia Ble~i,. John Shorr Han\ian Balfe, . . c, A-Clark Guy. 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