https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/87a9e7b1dd0a0c627b9bd62f52bd39b9.pdf 1b46f26f32b71d7e545e083823839f8b PDF Text Text . '. ' " ~- . -. TD Dlu,'t auscb(a ' ,......... -..-y;-:-1 - tl • 'IV"' ' ' OH!O-IT.T& · jutEUI. ' 01', .C810 ~ ICIM .. IT ANO UTII Ut -------------'GO.lQl.JLI.JI".IIHUif US 0 , · AilS READERS' NOTICE - H you want the News Oftlee of The Dally D IUT 'FOH l UC~ l Oftlce uk for 202-R. :stHO~l HPENING ... ~. :r'f~cora If It'a Nawa Jt'l lD Tbe Tribune To Building• t ·",'· Placea And Ready BATH,,.., AS l A8~ HASK~ WORK or RAISING !W~ T AVAl~NCHE GAINS MOMENTUM r~R ~~ HOUR WEEK SCHO~l REVfNUE 1MAINE More Trouble Loom• Workmen Demand Shorter Week 12 Day Rece" Ended Aa . Leaialaton Come Back To Taak ' By WILLIAM B. NEAL I DINING BOOM AND . ', COFFEE SHOP l f Under Same Mt.natemtnt ALBA (l(tl1RT HOTEL - ' ISO Bll B li:!OOVery administration non F Beale4 other decl.-jj;;~~r today. the presldt-nt's v·employment aarHment, voiced by WIUiam Oreen. president d the American Fedent.tlon of U. bur, wm be laid before the r~ra­ mBll)' lllQdlftca.ttons or ' Rulh 8 . Johnson, NRA a.dmlnundf'' Jt;tra.tor, is known to ba.ve consideration an adjustment of hoUrs ot labor as the operation pennamnt codes dtseloaes the ef fret the movement on the un- or emplt'yment problem. "J"hP. day'!l bll8lness of ·the NR.A mcluded: 1 HearlnB3 opened on codes tor the rtlfltlon picture, boot a.nd shoe r.nd "~tic t-extn, lndwi;.rles, bl'Jngin!l: dll'lli.•ult problems. all 2 A formal ruUng from the lot,tJ of the NRA on the qufl!tlr · of the and cloo ·d shop \V:l wee!<. t~Dft' I , i~JODLEPORT ( -va-,.Polmer1oy' N. Y. C. H. T~a"! Called 8:30 AditDi-~ion Sc ll(nd We To Water Consumers!. .· The Meigs Water .Co~ By John B. Downing, Preaident. " .:Jfbi11: The demand for the shortenlnt tion convention here 110011. Thia compa~y is aerving ttie·Pilblic ~iti/ abaolutely pure water. Samples of the water are sent each and every week 'to Charlea P. Hoover, Chemilt at Coluinbua, Ohio, fdr analyaia, and the water ia· report· ed free of all aermo. ' Thh baa been the pJ"¥tif• of the Mei11s Water · 'Company for the laat-14 yean. · You can drink the water aerved by thia Co~ny with perfect aafety, and alao re1t ,...Uftld all wllter 1erved hu the stamp· of III?PrDYal of the chemiat. • ~~t~;r~~ tt the hours of labor approved h BaloJ JAMES H. BtJTLER' ~; aa ;mport&nt questions neared II ..~ ·~ Writ. ,., - l o t ~ INS staff Correspondent Wuhln&ton, Sept 12--INIB-·•1 v..rtuat demand by orpnJSe(l labor for e. 35-hour week or less In per. ma.ncnta toqfl-l of fair competition railed new ~ue for the national New S•yrllaj Florlda By Carrier 16 Oent.s--By Mall f4 00 NEW ISSUE R·AISEr In NRA Quarten In Spit:e·/ Of Coal Mapate1 Stand ·~ ll.ture. "AIJ Over But" In Repeal Argument SOUNS RETURN U OPTIMISM REIGNS I . Ohio---Generally fair tonilht •nd W.edne--...day except pcl1181biJ !!bowen 1D CJ:tregle Sout hwest port.IDn. Llt.Ue change In temper- FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. -,.- Aaalaned uu.e at Tl'ibune, eall 286-L; If the BUIIneea WEATHER FORECAST- WEATHER DBLA YS AVIATOR Board Rescinds ' Dorger Parole in Kidnap-Slaying ~ M~!ST Pine Tree State Showa 2 To 1 Preference For Repeal BREAKERS AHEAD OF 18TH AMENDMENT Ao Various 'tax Propoealo Sure To Provoke Controversies Maryland, Colorado, Minneaota To Vote On Question Today �• ' • ' • ~ ... teOOf.cl-daa mat.Ler Sept. 11, 1826, at the PM ot'tiee Qbto. .uDder, the Act of K&rcb S, 18'lt. PUbJi&hed Dally limdQ uoept Saturday. Located on Lower l5eco&ld Btttet, PomtrOY, o . WJi.m our trten41 &end ua letten or n ews maU.er for pubUcatlop ther , ~~ ~. ed to thetr home at prto.~ ~oua t.helr namet--althougb not W!f.leii&Z'UY to N .. t help care for hla &led fathel\ 14tt Cpafle)' Little baa a very w re hand and Ia unde r a dodor'l •shine o.,, Shine on, THJ,: DAILY TRIS UN E- tbiuld ID -u easea atsn ' I • I ' I J4r and :Mnl Pred urday alter \._ 1 Cuba · PB4tNE. YOUR NEWS TO ' D*e ~ndlnc a mont! hen liUih QUinn and family cir Hunilr'ton spent Sunday with Otto • NEWS Rothaeb and f~ Mrs. PulWn eMile h llme wUh 'them . , I I.... • letters, however excellent lind •ulrable IP Ulom· NATIONAL ADVE&TJSING ~U'&II!IJNT.t.TJ'hl I I n !Creel! and SERmUSLY HURT on Mr and Mn Pred Mack P'l':l· day Mr Roush lett tl8n 1'1 1ean oro and this iii hlli nrat trip back h i&. former home wa.a on StJnit I bettE!l' kncrwn tb. "l.Jttle 1Rodney:· 1 Paul Martin wu ta.Jcen sUddenly 1~11 Saturday eveninr and wu rushed to Holzer hospital where he 1 ~mmedlat.ely was operated on I J:;Itll Monday wu that b.e wu get~ nw along satisfactorUy Mn. Mtna. Boice ta vlsitlnl Cb.arl ,n Thott\S.S a.nd other friends here 1 I c......IV..:f. Ohw _... - - RUTLAND WOMAN 1 ANSWERS SUMMONS ! King THE CUBAN SITUATION of t he l'A lii.SHAD CUp lu gin• uf "atrr t old by rtlltb k' llrul'll:iR~ t or Mt r ear11 NF.:VER ,A'!'AKe lUI'«J FA CTURED 8A4'JIJ. Your bo:dy of d"i!ervea th e b1•11t ; Buy a b<lUI& ot IP'""hl<l CARLSIUD SPRUDEf, Middleport. were vlsltlng rels.tives j here Stllh.lay . , Mr Copen ta very Ill. Hi& .1011 I Charleston wae ct.lled here F'rlday [to be at hlo bod •ldo. "'- tl r rll(hl 1-n. yo ur '"' a home.. b) Ulk IIIlo( a <l niiJ• • ··~ • l ""' nf u l <>f CARL SBAD !Wl !U O ~L SAI/l I• t nftiU£RI prut\iJ [I, evttllor•te•l fvom {be'\UIIer• bf lbe GC0 yeo:~. r o l!l hiRturlc • •• tl rolll In {'n rl'!luul Made for you by Mo lh@r 3Rture CARI,.S DAD !U'RUDEL tiALT hU b~ n 1 ... - ment of t he 1111111)1 lila that tull!w d uwneb. kidn y , H•er a ud rheu m::.f) Mn cotlll>laJ DII Yo11 filii n n . aH! 1 ~ get the bfl11e '"llel l tHtii\IP - fl after Ulelr rer11lBr or the ramUy I are cordlally tnvit.ed l Mr. and Mr& Keith C'r.t{' lt ,~l"'~'~klll to t nll e ttl f.' f '.\lt J.S RAD (T ill . In l b<! !~eat CARI,SBAD IS. I' ~ D fo; J . f; ALT I meetlnK. Mtmbera !VoLT today cOncentu.ted tor Jrue et'OBomy. ' Charley Carrier continues poorly 1 Mra N oarrtson returned to her H E top!;y t ur vy condition to be found in Cuba, must natu rally be e x pet.:te d, foll o wing u revolution such a.s has been gomg on 111 th e ~m a ll 1slund during the past sevcora I wee k ~. ' Wh e never an upris ing s uch as has occu'rred in Cubil., doiN o cc ur, the (_' Ollntry fJl wh '(_'h it happen!\ ls fortunate indeed , If th e normalcy of other da.vs is returned without n grea t a mo unt. of blood Hhed plus a terrible loss to propc rly d e~tro~ cd by t he nati ve:-;, gone :mddenly stark mad o v er th e n· t emp ora1·y lttecdom t o do as they (l)ease. The Dmmal pa .-;~ 1 o n 111 th em se e m~ tu wPll up ami they are at ihe tr worst f or manv d.11yH be1 ure sound reasoning finally I~~:~Y~:t !t~ho~~~r~. ~tte~c~ Carty }..1!1' 11nd Mrs Ed Little ::;ptnt Bun\ day with tlleh aon Bennet.t and \t~~.mUy Charlel' ao?don of Middleport spent Sunday with his grandmother --,-.-,.,.--. APPLE GROVE 'i Mrs Ross Shuler cuba Lltt.le was a guest of Oeorre . Larst and famlly sunday 1 Chas ... Thoma.s and family . Mrs Mma Boice o.nd L J Bumramer r.nd w 1re were guest& of Mr and Mrs w H Jacoba Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dave Wtttzel or Pr•meroy were ca.lllng on Lewis I n ;'tUJ'n.s to t h e m . ";!~~~~~ In SU ( h u Situa tion we fi nd Culm tudn~ and that :.. rl there has bee n ~!IJ<' h u r c mnr!rubly low total of murder :md pilla ge is pro bab ly due entirely to the fad th«t th{.' ' ' t111s week. 1c.ay eveuing l T I F ur gepo;>n tltm n tho uaatU'II of ~u pl" have vu 1 ~ to Carl t bld, The Pyttuan Blllt.ers will have a 1 pot luck, supper at their ball Fri- ,.,.,h;,,, All reH,;ow. doctr;,. ·"' ereed, d tney ~'EI to hi\'P MV claim upon the .Jove, loyalty d devotion of the poople, mUBt be in harmoilywlth the tFachmp of J edU11 e Chmt whooe WGrdBJit mto every luld and crevi~ of the huma n heart, J of whom t waa ~~aid in J ohn 7:4-6 "NE\'"'R MAN SPAKE LIKE TI-llS MAN • • ... • tUJ- Il.:WV. i'ibk Bftlu. lfV- 582·L Mn. Nbert VanCooney Discovered By Pomeroy Buainesa Man tor 1<~ )::oendtc l til . Report& from the h05· --·-- Phone WIM~N IS r~UNO fAIR CH~UNO 1 Mr ~tnd Mn Rodney Roush and daUIMet ot Toronto, Cauda,. apent Tl\\trsday •lth Mr. and Yn. Oartleld Bearlu and were calltniJ Freel lQD:Ibi.U. )IIC. Cldcqv, Pb.Uade1pbla, PittabiU(h, MUwallbe t l I Rev YCit and wife apent Thun· c.a y wUh J,. J . Bt.UnPrner and wife. I Mr. an4 Mn B C Drover were Ia OJntrletikJn S&t urday oo bUl· lllalta 1D no inStance w1ll be pu.bllahed. \ . 1JI.eiJJtrb!l~7t,JI'•"'· -'f fl},. M.P. VIRGINIA. GREGG return ~ llarlq.q ~r une ~~~~~g~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~ o~n;''[!~J••!;: A~lp~,'·-w·c.,c-'..,-::t wor.d Led T0 B,. .4 • ~· Arthur "Sue•" Baer -~ other I Bumgarner Sunday evenlog and bUzzard -- E WINGTON had o! voice,thethepleasure Sw181:; lltlll natl\ es f ear t he h!A ult ~\'II~ ~P. nttended by interference Jrom th e Un1ted Statei'-: . So loul( tuJ the ommous looking warships ~1r c ~etm .1t anchor In Havana harbor it is possihle thu t th e fe at· 1n th e Culu, n pe on brea~t will overcome }.Is g r eat d e~ i1 e to do thing ~ tn a "big way," In th e mcMntime, whJlc th e .:t hlp.i are caus ing the revolutwmst:l to Ue have th emse lveR at lea~t partially, it t{l be hoped un organization cun be founded that will •,tabl e e noug h t o bring order o'Dt of the chaOfl which been ragwg s ince Ma chado waa forced to ftee !or his life. .. Tbe Ove~iure l'rom "La Bololna" pat.lnted at the time Our grand opera ~t.ars are returnlug !rom Europe by t.he truckload. " r..tme. IIQDS by ~equeat before t.be one star to a truck Waliha of · f ubbs who was so en, amgrud. wltl'l her voice he bullt a ·rhey have had marveloua sue~ 1 ollv.Oblrd case for her. Tht> wa,~ tW In the Old country 11 we can made'· her an offer or marrlaa:e and b tie e thetr preas asents. gftVe her' the hlgbeat decoration ,tn e v the Klngdolll of Tubb&-a neckl&ctt of ;ummy marshmallows Pr01vzella. Blowso" saya her •. , .,.l~c~t.yL ···~ • ""l"t\on tbl"COIIIio""" She -(M~PI~ 10~4,1'>' w\oh"' . tl]lt t ;r, y ;tgma.Jit:M'~ lhttlelt and the Piince o1 '11le crowd f<~Uow­ bet rallro&el ataUon . Wale.s She ne1,1er me& lhe Prince ROM all mdiclt.tions the suit foi' balm tiled by the wife yelled for her to come Wiles anywhere ·•"'·-"'· ••. ~.-· ··-·•• 1ltl one of on e of the mOVJ l' colony men vgamst a well known . nowr.ela blushed In that must deny 1 of policemen:• with- the&e actreM, was acluuted by u de~1re t o gP.t ~omethmg for IJirdll. no t.hing and the whole affair was aided and abetted by "In FrRooo sherSi~IJ In t.he t~~.xt• • that &aved Par\8. The au41ence ' her huflhand . lf the :'> tonc:o. of the tnal life reported 1\ent mad Thoae who came to tcctly, and th e r e 1s no reason for doubtmg their auth<m la:Jeer remained to do so ~~c1ty, this patr haH been ~uilty of trying to blackmuil the Mme 3lowso has so much gold popular ll. ctres...., and I.Jut for the :-~ hnrp attorneys defend- l 'l her teeth she is almost. a comet'st ing her, th ey nught have HII CC eedcd. It is difficult to put teeth O»·•ri·ear: ·or F ,. 'I ' Sunday, eleven dare devil ::~e nmg ]o JJg te rm ~ tn the pemtentiary of tl'lc ftat e fo1 murd e r, !'\ t;>ge(J a !-IUCceHsful break and getaway t•iter ktl1111g tw o guurds m the1r murderous plan. The IIH.: Id ent lwt :-;en e~ to emphasize the fact that it 1Ft tlmt' tu ~ t op th e pett111g nri<-1 nur:.~ing nf cut-throat indi\'iduab who \ Lt: W life .1.t:1 someth10g of no importance. If pnsun o fth ta l,; 111 t h e LouJil iUrHL prison as well as those 111 Oh1o, Ne v. l ur i, 01 <Ill.\ oth1•r Hiatt• for that matter, treate d JH'u;oJlt:l !l o J murde1ou -. caliber as they should be and If th e man,r divci'!<!IOn~ set up for these killers were ('Urt~ul e d , Ow ilpporlumly for k1llmg more of their JoY.·m e n \\ ould IJe\· e r pt•esent ll'lelf. As a matter of fad, hlld tht•y re Ceived F.Hts at t h e timt• they we1e com•1cted on charges, tlw \'aii!His fl latex \\ ouhl not be spending thousand s of dollar~ plus keeping vigil on them day and night, to 1:0ee that they Uo not ~~c ape and again mingle with society to kill nud plll .tge lnstearl of producing bull gamee, football tilt :-~ ~ nd \rarloll)ol other mean!'\ ot play and enjoyment for t ht· m, pri~o~uns :-.hnuld be places for them to Luuii)UHHI ' ,largo the puni:-.hm en t t h ey so l'lchly des&rved by tt~rrihli · dl :ip la r ~~ of want o n rnpme and ~urder. , Every day it ts becomwg mo•·e apparent that wh-.t soci<:l.Y must do t o even partially reduce the i[reat number of kJJUngs m o u r t•ou ntry , ~ ~ t o show more llternness 41-ild leas · m ~rcy t o t he kmd of human bcinac more cloaely rel•ted ~~·~illing bc nsll; o f the forests than to their fellowmen. It's hard t o figure out how a mere youth can h~ve NO diHLorteri al4 to commit murder with hitJ own a victim. Something radically such things -occur. . '• , I 1; I • ~ ' ' I ' It wrong • ' ba~eq~ll •aita· r,ecre:"tisl"r b'~u io1 lf~•::•t~:i·;~.j~~ that clo'll . <\ 1spo~/ fq11ow'er~, c~n~ t ul-p. their a, coyptr fairs and ~ ~ p r amUsements of f' ' ~ ·· {\. • 'I W' ,:1 "' I ' . • \ I' I '' " 1 I '):1 f..\ •• ' 1;1 :t !i It ~~:'~· 'f ,,-~ ,; ~ '/ ·:t I ~1, ', l. ~ '· ""' ' ij>l"..llt''• ' ' .. .. e ABOVE-flt.ANK e And tbOUIIImdr.a@:rool K.ra.ft'a f<lllr- ' Arranaement. have been made .with the Ohi'! ~epartment of Asriculture by the M,il~ County Boar4 qf c-11'••~•,'1.1':~~ .t'l a;e· · teat Meiaa County cattle for·tubereulolia ao tharthecolln\Y, mit.)' l!e conlinued on the "Modified Accredited Li~t" for another three yearptr"iod. 1 , f • • , 1 , The teat it not compultory, ell<IO~t,ip be~• wh~e reaclo!' were fQU,nd ,in 1930. Ot!t:,~ ,h.erd olii:IICl'J ":~hi.ns tp have tile tut ll!•lt• ~ ..y do to by applyii1 to anJ of the followina on or before $epiejll~er U, 1933. Teati... llt"\11 beri" ~epte~ber 28. ' Apply to: Georee W, Kreatfer, County Agnc\lltural Airent, c11urt ~"~i .,.P,clnl.eff'y. · Or to any of' tbe followinl committee-m"" . ' ',·~~ "' I )'\ • • ~· ' I' Hll! fl!lrod, Sumner .11,>!¢,-eller, L!>n~ Botto~, ,1 F. H!!wley, l,.on' BottOm .Hal'ria, Raveua\1f90d . ' ' Ji!~n•ol', Le~:fallo A~·ple Orov'!. ·. ' Mr and Mra H. H Wlselban Sunday as ruestB of Mr. lllld Melp Couatr · Cattle Owners! I• famoua tide, "Brl.ng•'e~ · btack · abve Buck.'" He hat to ' keep hb nen>ea healrhv to follow hi• 1 don of caphlrinl wild !lftlmab! ullw:l lDnd. TO 0td \?ou JSv~r Stop Go ttbtnlt 1· R. occupa. \ eWHETHER YOU'R"e ON A HOLIDAY, or hard hUwayaroundthe(llobewithCam+- He'*Y"• ~at "I am a s!e11dy Camel nnoker. ~ ' "' t'tl' rmldl'r, and tlu:y don't janale my dam.&. ani n~nret." Steady Smokers turn to Camel$ ; f WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. THAT there ia more to any buaineBI than merely having a place (o ~o .buainell. Seeurinr the merchandia" to aell io o11ly the firot step. The anQat important thins io.the aellina of merchandioe and sellinc it ri1i1L ' · The risbt kind of merehandiae, backed up by the riaht kind of Ad~'rtiaiQf, wiU alwaya.b11ild a profitable buaine01. Good 'dyertiain1 ereatet an irreatible appeal, l\dverliaed merebandiae alwaya create• 1ood·will for any buaineaa b~u·~· i't siveo aatiafaction. 1 The doiman"d for advertiaed eooda ia erowing day by day. ' Advertiaiii llhoraya makea a wonderful impreaaion on buay ahoppera; they alwayo read the ada before shopping in order to !11\'e ~inie ;aqd 'mOIICf. / ' TrutbM ad\oertioinc baa a wide ranse of appeal. It reacbea L'-.J I ev~~y. . ~ 1 1Ua~c work, Cameb are the!" ciRarettel for ~tcady srnol.ifty:. ~ Cottlier roh~cos Jo mlilt.e a ~hftoereo .;:c . ' By EDSON '· BUCK lugged tons of rhino., wbru. lipn, and &oriUas IICTO>Is the Pacific to win hls aclo Whip Sal•d Dr£>U~lul!l i& an tllll• tlrel7 new t~ot tno tart. not &ou bland, not too oily ln Oavor. Made or cboiooat IDgl'tlldients, ml:red to new creami.neu ln tlu<.Krart Miracle Whip. M.cMIUen of Marton speot I he week end with his parents, M1· pnd Mrs. Robert McMillen. .Mr and Mrs. Cella Webb had as noent guests hill 11sug:hter, Mrs. o~aee MurdOck and ramlly or Cleve THE PRISON SITUATION DOW N 1n mayonnaise!'' .. .. say critical hostesses SUlh people low CIIOU g h 1t1 Lh P ii<' ul e of Hfe, to give them ti1 eir proper position. ~~~~== Sm ce th e plamtitf wal'i forced to make Much damag· mg ndmb~o~ ion ~ relnt1ve to hel' ('ot\duct with her hus-band, 1 he e ntue world cannot he lp but 'hope that the maligned actre8.s \'I< Ill not only wm the su1t but that some way may he lound \\h e reby the guilty coupl e may be prosecuted foJ' th e ir mos t e v 1d~nl Httempt to secure money Illegally. \ ' "Tastes better than tT -IS MORE fUN TO Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than 'any other popular brand. You'll BPpre<(!ate the mll<baess...tbe flavor ... the added pleas• ure in costlier tobacco1. • "Brin&i!ig 'em baek alive is a job Jlllfked with thrills, :excitement, and •'real daDt;r:• aays Frank :Buck. *'I never would hi:.ve been aWe to ., populate half the zoos In tlils couptry, anti • save my own life a ;half dozen t\m.. by quick action, ir I didn't h' ve healthy 1tt!f'1'& I am.a ·<.1\••••Y •*'oker, llS ;;ou .OIIci!d If Y"" ..,.. my ·:· p,l ct\.re1.•:llri!\11 :eQ. Back Alive.' but I c:an smoke •II 'J\~t ile<aJIIle I sm~ Camels. . . ' 'They don't upset my nervee. I proto!• their mild, rich flavor, too.'' 0 0 I) Turn to Camels and find out for yourself how true it is that Camel's coStlier to~cos t'¥1te better ... and do not jangle the. nerves. Begin today! i \ �• ' • ' • ~ ... teOOf.cl-daa mat.Ler Sept. 11, 1826, at the PM ot'tiee Qbto. .uDder, the Act of K&rcb S, 18'lt. PUbJi&hed Dally limdQ uoept Saturday. Located on Lower l5eco&ld Btttet, PomtrOY, o . WJi.m our trten41 &end ua letten or n ews maU.er for pubUcatlop ther , ~~ ~. ed to thetr home at prto.~ ~oua t.helr namet--althougb not W!f.leii&Z'UY to N .. t help care for hla &led fathel\ 14tt Cpafle)' Little baa a very w re hand and Ia unde r a dodor'l •shine o.,, Shine on, THJ,: DAILY TRIS UN E- tbiuld ID -u easea atsn ' I • I ' I J4r and :Mnl Pred urday alter \._ 1 Cuba · PB4tNE. YOUR NEWS TO ' D*e ~ndlnc a mont! hen liUih QUinn and family cir Hunilr'ton spent Sunday with Otto • NEWS Rothaeb and f~ Mrs. PulWn eMile h llme wUh 'them . , I I.... • letters, however excellent lind •ulrable IP Ulom· NATIONAL ADVE&TJSING ~U'&II!IJNT.t.TJ'hl I I n !Creel! and SERmUSLY HURT on Mr and Mn Pred Mack P'l':l· day Mr Roush lett tl8n 1'1 1ean oro and this iii hlli nrat trip back h i&. former home wa.a on StJnit I bettE!l' kncrwn tb. "l.Jttle 1Rodney:· 1 Paul Martin wu ta.Jcen sUddenly 1~11 Saturday eveninr and wu rushed to Holzer hospital where he 1 ~mmedlat.ely was operated on I J:;Itll Monday wu that b.e wu get~ nw along satisfactorUy Mn. Mtna. Boice ta vlsitlnl Cb.arl ,n Thott\S.S a.nd other friends here 1 I c......IV..:f. Ohw _... - - RUTLAND WOMAN 1 ANSWERS SUMMONS ! King THE CUBAN SITUATION of t he l'A lii.SHAD CUp lu gin• uf "atrr t old by rtlltb k' llrul'll:iR~ t or Mt r ear11 NF.:VER ,A'!'AKe lUI'«J FA CTURED 8A4'JIJ. Your bo:dy of d"i!ervea th e b1•11t ; Buy a b<lUI& ot IP'""hl<l CARLSIUD SPRUDEf, Middleport. were vlsltlng rels.tives j here Stllh.lay . , Mr Copen ta very Ill. Hi& .1011 I Charleston wae ct.lled here F'rlday [to be at hlo bod •ldo. "'- tl r rll(hl 1-n. yo ur '"' a home.. b) Ulk IIIlo( a <l niiJ• • ··~ • l ""' nf u l <>f CARL SBAD !Wl !U O ~L SAI/l I• t nftiU£RI prut\iJ [I, evttllor•te•l fvom {be'\UIIer• bf lbe GC0 yeo:~. r o l!l hiRturlc • •• tl rolll In {'n rl'!luul Made for you by Mo lh@r 3Rture CARI,.S DAD !U'RUDEL tiALT hU b~ n 1 ... - ment of t he 1111111)1 lila that tull!w d uwneb. kidn y , H•er a ud rheu m::.f) Mn cotlll>laJ DII Yo11 filii n n . aH! 1 ~ get the bfl11e '"llel l tHtii\IP - fl after Ulelr rer11lBr or the ramUy I are cordlally tnvit.ed l Mr. and Mr& Keith C'r.t{' lt ,~l"'~'~klll to t nll e ttl f.' f '.\lt J.S RAD (T ill . In l b<! !~eat CARI,SBAD IS. I' ~ D fo; J . f; ALT I meetlnK. Mtmbera !VoLT today cOncentu.ted tor Jrue et'OBomy. ' Charley Carrier continues poorly 1 Mra N oarrtson returned to her H E top!;y t ur vy condition to be found in Cuba, must natu rally be e x pet.:te d, foll o wing u revolution such a.s has been gomg on 111 th e ~m a ll 1slund during the past sevcora I wee k ~. ' Wh e never an upris ing s uch as has occu'rred in Cubil., doiN o cc ur, the (_' Ollntry fJl wh '(_'h it happen!\ ls fortunate indeed , If th e normalcy of other da.vs is returned without n grea t a mo unt. of blood Hhed plus a terrible loss to propc rly d e~tro~ cd by t he nati ve:-;, gone :mddenly stark mad o v er th e n· t emp ora1·y lttecdom t o do as they (l)ease. The Dmmal pa .-;~ 1 o n 111 th em se e m~ tu wPll up ami they are at ihe tr worst f or manv d.11yH be1 ure sound reasoning finally I~~:~Y~:t !t~ho~~~r~. ~tte~c~ Carty }..1!1' 11nd Mrs Ed Little ::;ptnt Bun\ day with tlleh aon Bennet.t and \t~~.mUy Charlel' ao?don of Middleport spent Sunday with his grandmother --,-.-,.,.--. APPLE GROVE 'i Mrs Ross Shuler cuba Lltt.le was a guest of Oeorre . Larst and famlly sunday 1 Chas ... Thoma.s and family . Mrs Mma Boice o.nd L J Bumramer r.nd w 1re were guest& of Mr and Mrs w H Jacoba Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dave Wtttzel or Pr•meroy were ca.lllng on Lewis I n ;'tUJ'n.s to t h e m . ";!~~~~~ In SU ( h u Situa tion we fi nd Culm tudn~ and that :.. rl there has bee n ~!IJ<' h u r c mnr!rubly low total of murder :md pilla ge is pro bab ly due entirely to the fad th«t th{.' ' ' t111s week. 1c.ay eveuing l T I F ur gepo;>n tltm n tho uaatU'II of ~u pl" have vu 1 ~ to Carl t bld, The Pyttuan Blllt.ers will have a 1 pot luck, supper at their ball Fri- ,.,.,h;,,, All reH,;ow. doctr;,. ·"' ereed, d tney ~'EI to hi\'P MV claim upon the .Jove, loyalty d devotion of the poople, mUBt be in harmoilywlth the tFachmp of J edU11 e Chmt whooe WGrdBJit mto every luld and crevi~ of the huma n heart, J of whom t waa ~~aid in J ohn 7:4-6 "NE\'"'R MAN SPAKE LIKE TI-llS MAN • • ... • tUJ- Il.:WV. i'ibk Bftlu. lfV- 582·L Mn. Nbert VanCooney Discovered By Pomeroy Buainesa Man tor 1<~ )::oendtc l til . Report& from the h05· --·-- Phone WIM~N IS r~UNO fAIR CH~UNO 1 Mr ~tnd Mn Rodney Roush and daUIMet ot Toronto, Cauda,. apent Tl\\trsday •lth Mr. and Yn. Oartleld Bearlu and were calltniJ Freel lQD:Ibi.U. )IIC. Cldcqv, Pb.Uade1pbla, PittabiU(h, MUwallbe t l I Rev YCit and wife apent Thun· c.a y wUh J,. J . Bt.UnPrner and wife. I Mr. an4 Mn B C Drover were Ia OJntrletikJn S&t urday oo bUl· lllalta 1D no inStance w1ll be pu.bllahed. \ . 1JI.eiJJtrb!l~7t,JI'•"'· -'f fl},. M.P. VIRGINIA. GREGG return ~ llarlq.q ~r une ~~~~~g~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~ o~n;''[!~J••!;: A~lp~,'·-w·c.,c-'..,-::t wor.d Led T0 B,. .4 • ~· Arthur "Sue•" Baer -~ other I Bumgarner Sunday evenlog and bUzzard -- E WINGTON had o! voice,thethepleasure Sw181:; lltlll natl\ es f ear t he h!A ult ~\'II~ ~P. nttended by interference Jrom th e Un1ted Statei'-: . So loul( tuJ the ommous looking warships ~1r c ~etm .1t anchor In Havana harbor it is possihle thu t th e fe at· 1n th e Culu, n pe on brea~t will overcome }.Is g r eat d e~ i1 e to do thing ~ tn a "big way," In th e mcMntime, whJlc th e .:t hlp.i are caus ing the revolutwmst:l to Ue have th emse lveR at lea~t partially, it t{l be hoped un organization cun be founded that will •,tabl e e noug h t o bring order o'Dt of the chaOfl which been ragwg s ince Ma chado waa forced to ftee !or his life. .. Tbe Ove~iure l'rom "La Bololna" pat.lnted at the time Our grand opera ~t.ars are returnlug !rom Europe by t.he truckload. " r..tme. IIQDS by ~equeat before t.be one star to a truck Waliha of · f ubbs who was so en, amgrud. wltl'l her voice he bullt a ·rhey have had marveloua sue~ 1 ollv.Oblrd case for her. Tht> wa,~ tW In the Old country 11 we can made'· her an offer or marrlaa:e and b tie e thetr preas asents. gftVe her' the hlgbeat decoration ,tn e v the Klngdolll of Tubb&-a neckl&ctt of ;ummy marshmallows Pr01vzella. Blowso" saya her •. , .,.l~c~t.yL ···~ • ""l"t\on tbl"COIIIio""" She -(M~PI~ 10~4,1'>' w\oh"' . tl]lt t ;r, y ;tgma.Jit:M'~ lhttlelt and the Piince o1 '11le crowd f<~Uow­ bet rallro&el ataUon . Wale.s She ne1,1er me& lhe Prince ROM all mdiclt.tions the suit foi' balm tiled by the wife yelled for her to come Wiles anywhere ·•"'·-"'· ••. ~.-· ··-·•• 1ltl one of on e of the mOVJ l' colony men vgamst a well known . nowr.ela blushed In that must deny 1 of policemen:• with- the&e actreM, was acluuted by u de~1re t o gP.t ~omethmg for IJirdll. no t.hing and the whole affair was aided and abetted by "In FrRooo sherSi~IJ In t.he t~~.xt• • that &aved Par\8. The au41ence ' her huflhand . lf the :'> tonc:o. of the tnal life reported 1\ent mad Thoae who came to tcctly, and th e r e 1s no reason for doubtmg their auth<m la:Jeer remained to do so ~~c1ty, this patr haH been ~uilty of trying to blackmuil the Mme 3lowso has so much gold popular ll. ctres...., and I.Jut for the :-~ hnrp attorneys defend- l 'l her teeth she is almost. a comet'st ing her, th ey nught have HII CC eedcd. It is difficult to put teeth O»·•ri·ear: ·or F ,. 'I ' Sunday, eleven dare devil ::~e nmg ]o JJg te rm ~ tn the pemtentiary of tl'lc ftat e fo1 murd e r, !'\ t;>ge(J a !-IUCceHsful break and getaway t•iter ktl1111g tw o guurds m the1r murderous plan. The IIH.: Id ent lwt :-;en e~ to emphasize the fact that it 1Ft tlmt' tu ~ t op th e pett111g nri<-1 nur:.~ing nf cut-throat indi\'iduab who \ Lt: W life .1.t:1 someth10g of no importance. If pnsun o fth ta l,; 111 t h e LouJil iUrHL prison as well as those 111 Oh1o, Ne v. l ur i, 01 <Ill.\ oth1•r Hiatt• for that matter, treate d JH'u;oJlt:l !l o J murde1ou -. caliber as they should be and If th e man,r divci'!<!IOn~ set up for these killers were ('Urt~ul e d , Ow ilpporlumly for k1llmg more of their JoY.·m e n \\ ould IJe\· e r pt•esent ll'lelf. As a matter of fad, hlld tht•y re Ceived F.Hts at t h e timt• they we1e com•1cted on charges, tlw \'aii!His fl latex \\ ouhl not be spending thousand s of dollar~ plus keeping vigil on them day and night, to 1:0ee that they Uo not ~~c ape and again mingle with society to kill nud plll .tge lnstearl of producing bull gamee, football tilt :-~ ~ nd \rarloll)ol other mean!'\ ot play and enjoyment for t ht· m, pri~o~uns :-.hnuld be places for them to Luuii)UHHI ' ,largo the puni:-.hm en t t h ey so l'lchly des&rved by tt~rrihli · dl :ip la r ~~ of want o n rnpme and ~urder. , Every day it ts becomwg mo•·e apparent that wh-.t soci<:l.Y must do t o even partially reduce the i[reat number of kJJUngs m o u r t•ou ntry , ~ ~ t o show more llternness 41-ild leas · m ~rcy t o t he kmd of human bcinac more cloaely rel•ted ~~·~illing bc nsll; o f the forests than to their fellowmen. It's hard t o figure out how a mere youth can h~ve NO diHLorteri al4 to commit murder with hitJ own a victim. Something radically such things -occur. . '• , I 1; I • ~ ' ' I ' It wrong • ' ba~eq~ll •aita· r,ecre:"tisl"r b'~u io1 lf~•::•t~:i·;~.j~~ that clo'll . <\ 1spo~/ fq11ow'er~, c~n~ t ul-p. their a, coyptr fairs and ~ ~ p r amUsements of f' ' ~ ·· {\. • 'I W' ,:1 "' I ' . • \ I' I '' " 1 I '):1 f..\ •• ' 1;1 :t !i It ~~:'~· 'f ,,-~ ,; ~ '/ ·:t I ~1, ', l. ~ '· ""' ' ij>l"..llt''• ' ' .. .. e ABOVE-flt.ANK e And tbOUIIImdr.a@:rool K.ra.ft'a f<lllr- ' Arranaement. have been made .with the Ohi'! ~epartment of Asriculture by the M,il~ County Boar4 qf c-11'••~•,'1.1':~~ .t'l a;e· · teat Meiaa County cattle for·tubereulolia ao tharthecolln\Y, mit.)' l!e conlinued on the "Modified Accredited Li~t" for another three yearptr"iod. 1 , f • • , 1 , The teat it not compultory, ell<IO~t,ip be~• wh~e reaclo!' were fQU,nd ,in 1930. Ot!t:,~ ,h.erd olii:IICl'J ":~hi.ns tp have tile tut ll!•lt• ~ ..y do to by applyii1 to anJ of the followina on or before $epiejll~er U, 1933. Teati... llt"\11 beri" ~epte~ber 28. ' Apply to: Georee W, Kreatfer, County Agnc\lltural Airent, c11urt ~"~i .,.P,clnl.eff'y. · Or to any of' tbe followinl committee-m"" . ' ',·~~ "' I )'\ • • ~· ' I' Hll! fl!lrod, Sumner .11,>!¢,-eller, L!>n~ Botto~, ,1 F. H!!wley, l,.on' BottOm .Hal'ria, Raveua\1f90d . ' ' Ji!~n•ol', Le~:fallo A~·ple Orov'!. ·. ' Mr and Mra H. H Wlselban Sunday as ruestB of Mr. lllld Melp Couatr · Cattle Owners! I• famoua tide, "Brl.ng•'e~ · btack · abve Buck.'" He hat to ' keep hb nen>ea healrhv to follow hi• 1 don of caphlrinl wild !lftlmab! ullw:l lDnd. TO 0td \?ou JSv~r Stop Go ttbtnlt 1· R. occupa. \ eWHETHER YOU'R"e ON A HOLIDAY, or hard hUwayaroundthe(llobewithCam+- He'*Y"• ~at "I am a s!e11dy Camel nnoker. ~ ' "' t'tl' rmldl'r, and tlu:y don't janale my dam.&. ani n~nret." Steady Smokers turn to Camel$ ; f WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. THAT there ia more to any buaineBI than merely having a place (o ~o .buainell. Seeurinr the merchandia" to aell io o11ly the firot step. The anQat important thins io.the aellina of merchandioe and sellinc it ri1i1L ' · The risbt kind of merehandiae, backed up by the riaht kind of Ad~'rtiaiQf, wiU alwaya.b11ild a profitable buaine01. Good 'dyertiain1 ereatet an irreatible appeal, l\dverliaed merebandiae alwaya create• 1ood·will for any buaineaa b~u·~· i't siveo aatiafaction. 1 The doiman"d for advertiaed eooda ia erowing day by day. ' Advertiaiii llhoraya makea a wonderful impreaaion on buay ahoppera; they alwayo read the ada before shopping in order to !11\'e ~inie ;aqd 'mOIICf. / ' TrutbM ad\oertioinc baa a wide ranse of appeal. It reacbea L'-.J I ev~~y. . ~ 1 1Ua~c work, Cameb are the!" ciRarettel for ~tcady srnol.ifty:. ~ Cottlier roh~cos Jo mlilt.e a ~hftoereo .;:c . ' By EDSON '· BUCK lugged tons of rhino., wbru. lipn, and &oriUas IICTO>Is the Pacific to win hls aclo Whip Sal•d Dr£>U~lul!l i& an tllll• tlrel7 new t~ot tno tart. not &ou bland, not too oily ln Oavor. Made or cboiooat IDgl'tlldients, ml:red to new creami.neu ln tlu<.Krart Miracle Whip. M.cMIUen of Marton speot I he week end with his parents, M1· pnd Mrs. Robert McMillen. .Mr and Mrs. Cella Webb had as noent guests hill 11sug:hter, Mrs. o~aee MurdOck and ramlly or Cleve THE PRISON SITUATION DOW N 1n mayonnaise!'' .. .. say critical hostesses SUlh people low CIIOU g h 1t1 Lh P ii<' ul e of Hfe, to give them ti1 eir proper position. ~~~~== Sm ce th e plamtitf wal'i forced to make Much damag· mg ndmb~o~ ion ~ relnt1ve to hel' ('ot\duct with her hus-band, 1 he e ntue world cannot he lp but 'hope that the maligned actre8.s \'I< Ill not only wm the su1t but that some way may he lound \\h e reby the guilty coupl e may be prosecuted foJ' th e ir mos t e v 1d~nl Httempt to secure money Illegally. \ ' "Tastes better than tT -IS MORE fUN TO Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than 'any other popular brand. You'll BPpre<(!ate the mll<baess...tbe flavor ... the added pleas• ure in costlier tobacco1. • "Brin&i!ig 'em baek alive is a job Jlllfked with thrills, :excitement, and •'real daDt;r:• aays Frank :Buck. *'I never would hi:.ve been aWe to ., populate half the zoos In tlils couptry, anti • save my own life a ;half dozen t\m.. by quick action, ir I didn't h' ve healthy 1tt!f'1'& I am.a ·<.1\••••Y •*'oker, llS ;;ou .OIIci!d If Y"" ..,.. my ·:· p,l ct\.re1.•:llri!\11 :eQ. Back Alive.' but I c:an smoke •II 'J\~t ile<aJIIle I sm~ Camels. . . ' 'They don't upset my nervee. I proto!• their mild, rich flavor, too.'' 0 0 I) Turn to Camels and find out for yourself how true it is that Camel's coStlier to~cos t'¥1te better ... and do not jangle the. nerves. Begin today! i \ �• ~I ., ' Ahd~auc:Vktim ;. · ADDISON u:lns LOMGDALE - Darwin-Gold Rici1e ., 'r. t • ,J ' ,.. I ••. . ' ,• . ·•.,: I' DID YOU 'E:\lER STOP 110,· THINK? , ovi NoRmh~. EDm>R t>F Ti-l~ FLUSHING · · ,J ' ... ' ·, py1·£di on R, Waite, Shawnee, Oklahomll iOURNAL, SAY~: B arry MUll. ot ' BwiM• y ' ylfit.uft ol (N. Y.) . • " . r. \ tli.{f buain~i men.-~x.,.rt .il'.ia ~Q~;cetaful in their d,wn line-Ofteti diiplay .an abaylllal illnOrJ.Iidi , 1,the mat!e~ of .....,.•• :[ paper circulation, and f.eace eaataome of the1~ adv!'rl1111lg m~e)' . on f&,lljJ;r ill-oiiJ!d. · ' ' . d the :ri:uh.tion of the home ci!J newapaper 11 11 ~onc"nlr~tli ,. circqt,tion, which means thai ita mes.age, edi~orla! csr !ijj,nf.r • Ill peni.eat.,. ev~J nook and cranny of. the ~is":•cl, tiQ:itit&.lt :•~11i~. _. ~il~~l-<lf con~efsation in the h?mc:a In wht~ It goe~ ancf th~f~e ., a ao the aUhJec:t of conoer:vation •n .the .ne•~hborhl>od.i 1 ·~ , Your home city paper u a locatuutJt\IIJOn. t liu serv~ . well it. readen and its advertisen, and it is doillll that molt m·, teMively now. Thua the newapaper has become rcic:ocnized ciO: the champion of the welfare of all the people. The advertiaer in the home city newapap~r receives in full meuure What he ia payina for. ' By Advertiaina only in the real~y local and truly repreaenta· tive newspaper, the buaineaa men wdt encoura1e a local lnetltll· tion that haa inveated a areal deal of money in the home city. T"".-, ' •I After 1!1; ~ore Ia 4-0; Thr,e . ~tUlia Earned; J• Stiari' ·•oor•· _ , ! l ·, ~., • j Anothnr gre&t,,tJl.ronf was pr::-4- ent at the Ugb(Cd fteld Mop,d~ u la h ~ Wilen the 'New York ClothIng Ho._ C!Mm~Lona of the ft~t )Our nameht, mttt ' the ' ¥1dq.J.epop. J ~hampion.lo oft. )le sebuid tOurnament In the flftb PIJ'le.·. ,of the champions for the .second tournabl\ll . \ Po m ~l'O Y had won two games, Middlll:~ had wan one DJld one 'NaG fL draw so that Ln ortk'r !r r MlddJ: port to have & Chance they had to wth the contest Monda.v night, olherwi8e the series went lO Pomeroy, three to one a& lt was to be terminated 'tNnm one tea.m won three aamee. · AI>DISON The Pomeroy Clothlen Won and It a. clean cut victory with nc ;:trlngs attached. . The sco~ was. f0ur to n ot.hJng &nd thrte of th(.; tr ur nUlB w~e cleanl)l and honet~tlY earned by the bludgroru; o1 the vlsitors &t the ex:pe~ of the ~tar hurler , Rlchard3, ot · Colqmbus. It was simply ', a case 61 t.h.r wll.S THE WISE BUSINESS MAN WILL GIVE HIS LOCAl, NEWSP:APER HIS SOLE PATRONAGE IN ORDER THAT HE MAY THOROUGHLY COVE~ HIS OWN FIELD AT , A MINIMUM OF EXPE;NSE. , pitcher ~ to ;.th~· on.ee too often" . I . ' vw- rqr..und r.' Richards had. met and, defeated the champtoos qnce betofe ·¥ d so M l~dhport rcoters were pretty corUidcnt'· thai. he would dn it ng-ain. w ag not In the cards I;IOTEJ. COJ.UMBUS .' Celwabaa. Oha,, etHI ..,.,..... Flreprool •\ ' • Rai.N Redu eod 1,,1 is no longer the fllshion. J¥iok expensive in one . Df the new Hats in the m\ISt ' becoming . styles. All head sizes, small, inedllhn, large and .extnJi llirge in the leading colors o/f black, , brown 1 aqd • and eel gr<ty: · · ' · •uo DINING .ROOM AND I COFRE S, OP Under Same MaDa<Jem cn' ALBA C(IITRT ':····· · . Buy the hat you want I!Jid need! ;·Scl'lmpmg · BOOMS .1 .08, .1.15 BATH ·~· UOTEL RE~g:~B~: .PRIC~~ . . ....... New S1111rna. Florida liO Batb1, Steam ' ..............a ' I Ba.\ea jAMEs ·H. BUTLER TAMS are very popular a1ain this aeuon See ll.eae .a t Manapr :: :~ ~ ; ~ . ·.:1 SrANt.EY I<E'/t;H£LL 1 GEO~GE I 0/XON ; ) RUBE FEMS o ABc A'T"TELL.. PE'T'C HERMAtJ \ ' ··WILL • ' . • . 1 1 !A¢1< • -·.·- g i !! 0 0 2 0 2 Brooklyn . . .. . . . .. . 58 'h ralla~hla . . . . . 62 Cincinnati . . . . 52 86 - ·, ~- ·· Two baBe hit Farnllam. Earned rum NYCH 3. Nilw ~Qrk .. ....... on balls by' Rlchardtl b, by rhUl!.detphia. . . . . . . Cle~land .. . .. . . .. out by Richard& 6; by Det.rolt. . ' ... " .... ' . F~oM .. SA/l.NEY Ross? 80 &I 'l9 .. M 'II .81 89 71 ''l'l C'htca.s:o . , .. , .. , .... 81 errora NYOH 1; L. Moore to Crow: tD Youns:,. :::TI:-m-.···. base Crow. •· ' 54 '71 BQitAa!' .• " ..... " , a.'l St.~ ... , ..J·.••· l1 j:~.~~;-;,;;,.;.;:;1n~- by•.Farnham 2, by , c·. ~~t:~~b: >-~-:->.·.. ~ ~ 'Botitqn . , . . . . . . . .. . '12 AMERICAN LEAGU. PlU\1 . Won LQ&t WWttQs:tqn .. .. . .. 91 48 I ~I ~-" 0 0 9 0 - - - - - Jj ~~~!~:,5~:on r· ' clubs wtlri!· tdle. HOW T~EY S!~toiD 0 0 1 0 0 NATIONAL LEAOUI1 o· 1 1 o fl Cli,Jb W9n LQat 0 0 It 0 0 NcwYort . ..... ... . 83 :il w 'THE 1.rsr BY WiAJNING . HIS TI'TLE • o O O O O O ADD H!SNAME ' I 01:430 C'AN~ONERI :-. When YOUP. -'. ·. Vi.sits OUR ' $1.95 UP , n~ated Write for Dook.ld and ·- 1 • 8'1 r,r.l'~·.!~*· NeW lYoi'J: ~~ 01~Ui~ Did You Ever Stop To Think? Boaton a: st. Lolli& o. Sro6111n at l'lttlbat'lh (rain). Philadelphia •t ctucaao <r&tn) . By EDSON R. WAITE .. Shawnee, Oklahoma Umpires Mees, c. AUensworth, D. Allensworth. Score Qy Innings : 123461'1189 ~ 0200 0 0 I 0 1 t ........ 022111211 11 000000001 1 MJdd. runs .. ooooooooo lllta ' ..' .... .. l1100l01l Op. errors ... OOlOOOOOO EDITOR Of THE WHITTIER (CALl· FORf•IIA) NEWS, SAYS: "If advertioing didn't pay there would he no advertising. o 6 l "If your a.~vertisins appropriation ian' tbringing in the re· •tilii thai your competitor'• al>propriation is, there muat be a rea· eon• . ··BUTWHA ~ E I DEA OF , . CQM!t;G DOWN HEJ~E. , IF '<(lURE, •I " ~·B. ~NNEDY, NO"tGOIN,. IN l14E WA'ER \ -- • '-- • "I ~ • l'' 't...i .,, ., ,. copy f~ your ,n~"'~J!IIr ,a~~ ...,".real divi· . tou clo not nee'a 1!> P!lY:thi:i Feder,.! Q!:iae· ~k . . .\ ,.•· "· •· II· lie ...Or ' ~· ~1 ... -. · -~ . ~ ~· :'t . . ... ':-vv ,;, • ••• ·' ' · ·'' ' .... ~~ .. ! -· ' ..~ •• •• ii· = �• ~I ., ' Ahd~auc:Vktim ;. · ADDISON u:lns LOMGDALE - Darwin-Gold Rici1e ., 'r. t • ,J ' ,.. I ••. . ' ,• . ·•.,: I' DID YOU 'E:\lER STOP 110,· THINK? , ovi NoRmh~. EDm>R t>F Ti-l~ FLUSHING · · ,J ' ... ' ·, py1·£di on R, Waite, Shawnee, Oklahomll iOURNAL, SAY~: B arry MUll. ot ' BwiM• y ' ylfit.uft ol (N. Y.) . • " . r. \ tli.{f buain~i men.-~x.,.rt .il'.ia ~Q~;cetaful in their d,wn line-Ofteti diiplay .an abaylllal illnOrJ.Iidi , 1,the mat!e~ of .....,.•• :[ paper circulation, and f.eace eaataome of the1~ adv!'rl1111lg m~e)' . on f&,lljJ;r ill-oiiJ!d. · ' ' . d the :ri:uh.tion of the home ci!J newapaper 11 11 ~onc"nlr~tli ,. circqt,tion, which means thai ita mes.age, edi~orla! csr !ijj,nf.r • Ill peni.eat.,. ev~J nook and cranny of. the ~is":•cl, tiQ:itit&.lt :•~11i~. _. ~il~~l-<lf con~efsation in the h?mc:a In wht~ It goe~ ancf th~f~e ., a ao the aUhJec:t of conoer:vation •n .the .ne•~hborhl>od.i 1 ·~ , Your home city paper u a locatuutJt\IIJOn. t liu serv~ . well it. readen and its advertisen, and it is doillll that molt m·, teMively now. Thua the newapaper has become rcic:ocnized ciO: the champion of the welfare of all the people. The advertiaer in the home city newapap~r receives in full meuure What he ia payina for. ' By Advertiaina only in the real~y local and truly repreaenta· tive newspaper, the buaineaa men wdt encoura1e a local lnetltll· tion that haa inveated a areal deal of money in the home city. T"".-, ' •I After 1!1; ~ore Ia 4-0; Thr,e . ~tUlia Earned; J• Stiari' ·•oor•· _ , ! l ·, ~., • j Anothnr gre&t,,tJl.ronf was pr::-4- ent at the Ugb(Cd fteld Mop,d~ u la h ~ Wilen the 'New York ClothIng Ho._ C!Mm~Lona of the ft~t )Our nameht, mttt ' the ' ¥1dq.J.epop. J ~hampion.lo oft. )le sebuid tOurnament In the flftb PIJ'le.·. ,of the champions for the .second tournabl\ll . \ Po m ~l'O Y had won two games, Middlll:~ had wan one DJld one 'NaG fL draw so that Ln ortk'r !r r MlddJ: port to have & Chance they had to wth the contest Monda.v night, olherwi8e the series went lO Pomeroy, three to one a& lt was to be terminated 'tNnm one tea.m won three aamee. · AI>DISON The Pomeroy Clothlen Won and It a. clean cut victory with nc ;:trlngs attached. . The sco~ was. f0ur to n ot.hJng &nd thrte of th(.; tr ur nUlB w~e cleanl)l and honet~tlY earned by the bludgroru; o1 the vlsitors &t the ex:pe~ of the ~tar hurler , Rlchard3, ot · Colqmbus. It was simply ', a case 61 t.h.r wll.S THE WISE BUSINESS MAN WILL GIVE HIS LOCAl, NEWSP:APER HIS SOLE PATRONAGE IN ORDER THAT HE MAY THOROUGHLY COVE~ HIS OWN FIELD AT , A MINIMUM OF EXPE;NSE. , pitcher ~ to ;.th~· on.ee too often" . I . ' vw- rqr..und r.' Richards had. met and, defeated the champtoos qnce betofe ·¥ d so M l~dhport rcoters were pretty corUidcnt'· thai. he would dn it ng-ain. w ag not In the cards I;IOTEJ. COJ.UMBUS .' Celwabaa. Oha,, etHI ..,.,..... Flreprool •\ ' • Rai.N Redu eod 1,,1 is no longer the fllshion. J¥iok expensive in one . Df the new Hats in the m\ISt ' becoming . styles. All head sizes, small, inedllhn, large and .extnJi llirge in the leading colors o/f black, , brown 1 aqd • and eel gr<ty: · · ' · •uo DINING .ROOM AND I COFRE S, OP Under Same MaDa<Jem cn' ALBA C(IITRT ':····· · . Buy the hat you want I!Jid need! ;·Scl'lmpmg · BOOMS .1 .08, .1.15 BATH ·~· UOTEL RE~g:~B~: .PRIC~~ . . ....... New S1111rna. Florida liO Batb1, Steam ' ..............a ' I Ba.\ea jAMEs ·H. BUTLER TAMS are very popular a1ain this aeuon See ll.eae .a t Manapr :: :~ ~ ; ~ . ·.:1 SrANt.EY I<E'/t;H£LL 1 GEO~GE I 0/XON ; ) RUBE FEMS o ABc A'T"TELL.. PE'T'C HERMAtJ \ ' ··WILL • ' . • . 1 1 !A¢1< • -·.·- g i !! 0 0 2 0 2 Brooklyn . . .. . . . .. . 58 'h ralla~hla . . . . . 62 Cincinnati . . . . 52 86 - ·, ~- ·· Two baBe hit Farnllam. Earned rum NYCH 3. Nilw ~Qrk .. ....... on balls by' Rlchardtl b, by rhUl!.detphia. . . . . . . Cle~land .. . .. . . .. out by Richard& 6; by Det.rolt. . ' ... " .... ' . F~oM .. SA/l.NEY Ross? 80 &I 'l9 .. M 'II .81 89 71 ''l'l C'htca.s:o . , .. , .. , .... 81 errora NYOH 1; L. Moore to Crow: tD Youns:,. :::TI:-m-.···. base Crow. •· ' 54 '71 BQitAa!' .• " ..... " , a.'l St.~ ... , ..J·.••· l1 j:~.~~;-;,;;,.;.;:;1n~- by•.Farnham 2, by , c·. ~~t:~~b: >-~-:->.·.. ~ ~ 'Botitqn . , . . . . . . . .. . '12 AMERICAN LEAGU. PlU\1 . Won LQ&t WWttQs:tqn .. .. . .. 91 48 I ~I ~-" 0 0 9 0 - - - - - Jj ~~~!~:,5~:on r· ' clubs wtlri!· tdle. HOW T~EY S!~toiD 0 0 1 0 0 NATIONAL LEAOUI1 o· 1 1 o fl Cli,Jb W9n LQat 0 0 It 0 0 NcwYort . ..... ... . 83 :il w 'THE 1.rsr BY WiAJNING . HIS TI'TLE • o O O O O O ADD H!SNAME ' I 01:430 C'AN~ONERI :-. When YOUP. -'. ·. Vi.sits OUR ' $1.95 UP , n~ated Write for Dook.ld and ·- 1 • 8'1 r,r.l'~·.!~*· NeW lYoi'J: ~~ 01~Ui~ Did You Ever Stop To Think? Boaton a: st. Lolli& o. Sro6111n at l'lttlbat'lh (rain). Philadelphia •t ctucaao <r&tn) . By EDSON R. WAITE .. Shawnee, Oklahoma Umpires Mees, c. AUensworth, D. Allensworth. Score Qy Innings : 123461'1189 ~ 0200 0 0 I 0 1 t ........ 022111211 11 000000001 1 MJdd. runs .. ooooooooo lllta ' ..' .... .. l1100l01l Op. errors ... OOlOOOOOO EDITOR Of THE WHITTIER (CALl· FORf•IIA) NEWS, SAYS: "If advertioing didn't pay there would he no advertising. o 6 l "If your a.~vertisins appropriation ian' tbringing in the re· •tilii thai your competitor'• al>propriation is, there muat be a rea· eon• . ··BUTWHA ~ E I DEA OF , . CQM!t;G DOWN HEJ~E. , IF '<(lURE, •I " ~·B. ~NNEDY, NO"tGOIN,. IN l14E WA'ER \ -- • '-- • "I ~ • l'' 't...i .,, ., ,. copy f~ your ,n~"'~J!IIr ,a~~ ...,".real divi· . tou clo not nee'a 1!> P!lY:thi:i Feder,.! Q!:iae· ~k . . .\ ,.•· "· •· II· lie ...Or ' ~· ~1 ... -. · -~ . ~ ~· :'t . . ... ':-vv ,;, • ••• ·' ' · ·'' ' .... ~~ .. ! -· ' ..~ •• •• ii· = �• ... . ·' .,' :~DRGANIIftTIUN IS ~ •·i l , · · I :~. ..SU8liSH[0 r~ : HHP• f~UNCSHRS ... • ... I ~ ~...==~.,byu:;.~~=ru: · ., I I . I Meigs Cattle On 1: · · · I .;..., w. n. : - elder ct ~~>• • ·' · UNION A VENUE HOME NOT GUlLTY IS ~ ' Acered't d Li8t ' loll'fll*l SUND "'lY II TOTALLY DESTROYED PLEA OF DRIVER rf.n'!:.w. ""\.: • ud. ..!nf'::O ~: schoo:·:~rain~et~~~m::~: ' ' 1e rr-:t. ot ;;,:-:-_.,~ Robert Jlqer, .eounUaa ' the bome ot lin. c. c!lfen j' """""'"'JS,...HO()l e ~e ~ · '""" Arthur wbo arrested. to~ an auto Walter PDw1e:r of Cam sa.me \oea::or 6n':pmr::o~"::nt!~ Melalcounty'acattle f!.l'ea.rain to 1.,.,.,.litll•l \J :'D':lteO"DiOn ..~~~~""·wbJth ita ~~ cr&fh at~ bt1dae wu allo al(ueat at the Jone w· _.. placed 00 the lt$t or tbose I. •wu .._....... t. no&: to a home the put week end. o. ea...., sc 1 w n01.""' OHio having excellent. he&lt.b, ac.. l' .•. ·LEss Q N •. evenJ.oa beUeved-~ have been cbazt:e ol ~a motor •ehlcle * ~E~=.,:_ ~; =tyiTUI.~~ . coi-dilll' t.o plans made by the Ohio ' r"• 1cw~ b~deiecUve wtrlna. while betOfti J . W. MeSchoenleb Mam- I ty 4 OtJlla Th .___ l4tl. be 0 • "' In • be' hoo. pleaded B&turday 1 ta.iled report 00 t~ rPIIef commit.- Dl'partment A&:rlculture and t.b:e CBJ' ......-.: P. nrzw4tu..~.. tee Meigs County Board of Commlsa•.mHr or ,....,.,"&.:w~ Director, Omte aald t.hat plallll : = s. O~tlt ,1 ~~~ du~ty Ji:: j" ' e. uu~-;]!!.~!:..Plt-~valoL:, tave been made through bls omc,' LlBt" on e the ecr .. food, cl)u'inB pllty a"y be Child Jonel. lin. WU &11 J 1lrfl llOn u ..... ill wtthia eb:lo~m:~:. H~e~ar~.-:-:.eel :: .._ • Of Relief; '· T B I . d I I I I I ~u"ty I l I By Va.,l I Pnot of) 1 I R..CognitiOn .. -- 2Sc :;;e~r[e -II. ifi:ai~i~~·~&C·,~~·~n~to~n~·f""f. Zuii:ii:ij ~And SPfaktna 01 .: 'I itu·l l·o«•r. . 1 oue?t· ''· m111 VALUES! •r:· .,,'··t.~:~.n()lf (... I'. _.,._ Middleport ·and Po111eroy . .tEI!SEYVILL~ 0DIL8 .FfRST GAME 1:31 alln1 1CopyrigN t9:t3. by INS ): l,thlrty teet. wide; ".td~r.·;llvt~ ~~~ Yor k, '&;pt. 12 L tNR __ , h1gb...o..tbll on the &IIJUmp"U,.. ,th~t A. Stonel'IUtn'll m:1j;Jrih;· 1: 1 ~ 1 ;the ebblt wu elghte@n ln.ebea ID the New York Olunts Nu ~ . le.Patt:i. 1 bareball club hn 1 c. Ita coDtentfl ' 0 Blum en!,h~tl. lh.'· I (1) The ~ra~~en altar, · (.2) Tbl promc.tt-r. for n prfFe re-I t,aver. ' (8) The a-Otden candlelttckt+ to be •1 .750,00. . 1 (4;) i'Tbe c~lp'llblm.. ,, ••., d:,, International ~ews Berv.c I '8. Tlie .¢Mk:atlop ·Of tbe t .. m 1 £X.CIU ~ lYely Lotlay tM t cr S l-00 · r p 1!1 / .. . ror tl1e role were dl'!l.Wll up ( : ).' 'I>he, _ de~lcat?r1' ~en-lee~~ l!v.t ll'rc~k by f01mer city magiS- eo11-'l.11ted ol: · · t.ratet Leo Healy ot Brooklyn. a. : BrlD&Ing up the, ark (n; , 1-llj. I It Is und<!rstood fonner ma.yor t['he •rll: wa• typt~el ot.JeiUI Qbrl& ; Jm•tcs J . Walker will b ~come presi- God ' dwe,HI . ~onr btl peopl~. den~':of the club und er cum.JIUon~. thr:porb 1••9~rl~ CJQbn 1:14). : ' f :~ tiB.Ies oontract. ~ SoJOtriOfJ.'I a((\ltelll:' to the peo. , pte: (vv. 12~). ,B'e polnted 'out to . tbf!m that God had .ebo'• en David to ' THt:ATRB BOMBED. : Dc.bbs Ferry, N. 'V .. Sept ~~~ - ' be . l:r,lnr~- ye.t dlq not allow b1m ~ tN"s.+A highly ~barged b9,~b t1.1- bun.d tbe te::y.;te. bot prowl'-' tb•t( -r.ln•: fl"ven;olv d"mu~d tr.e en - ' hi · :.~... "'l' ., 1' trance or the RKo Enibl\ssY Ut~e . !f11 lh,.t , ~Of:U~l• t~e wor~ t1 e lind nea.r·ly llt.Rrtetl P• 111c 1 c. ijolijmon a d_edlcttol'7 pray . wh ri Ita dctonatlono ('i~. 22-M). In bD'" prt.Jet", SoJomo , · • dozen ple.t'1 · I Viltef11lly ad:nowlftdJ:-' God1 ~· ~J~~·~Patrolman: · ' cOQdneu In thi ,P.:IJ, at.~ . pleade~ 1 t.o ,tll'!t the ~l'(lllliiEil ~qade to ht. fa· thF : t!JffU~d .be ·rertft~ Bt Wed :EXTRA TROUSERS C:Aro." l\1~ FURNI8HI:D ~ The1e Suits are. eapec- i41ly adapted lor students I . ~d young businee~ men. New patlerna in stripes, ' dl~ckt and mixtures• . New Fall HATS $2.50 - .- Al10 ~ 1 ~ i ...-N11ek.. He1·e s b1·and new in ers that are meet with We rlftl <IIU' <~Oapons proval. wHh each z~ ! ), l'~ 1 ~ton we~!'l!:..:reoe::••~l~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '" >'""".Y'·~ ., . •·· or paylfttnt on n«oant rood tbr drawin{ on f ' br..,.rolto' rar. In famine, apoa ,eODfeuloa, God ' WOUld tor,Sft ab4 ADd rain I (n. 85, 88). 1 (f) In peaUJeoct and lieU~ ()()d WODUI bear IDd forti" ('If, IT- (5) , In cate ,of tht cqmly of tha forelsner, becaplj!i, of . tbe ' newa of., , ~-. A~ ltirni · · :fully ~cke,d '·rf h-.,.~h!!}j',· f!li!~ ·~~~ ~.~~-~? ,One .,,... ' ,II •" '· God'1 1 faTor toW&td 1t-1'1111Biem, bla prayer- aholltd tM be~ (n. 41-iB), 1 C6) , In ·:J,io.lDJ :Ont to battle. tbetr. taqpe thotiltt' be malntaiDtd ("11', 4f.1 I, ' • (n, d. (VY. M-ftl), •· Lucky .Strik~ ie a step towards 1uniformity. TheN. are over 60 precision in... ~ents for thi,: purpose. That's why tveff Luckf yo1.1 buy at apy futuro time, anywhrre • .The -reaeon ia-e~tr~ ncp in the motkinr Strike is 50 firm, so (q]ly p.xked-no loose ench ..• always mild ,and ·1mooth. of 1 ~ "' AI,WAYS tlr.Jinestlti/Jaectn j ;A.J¥rt-YS litefil!esl ,1110rlrmanJ.ip ·A,uvA.-rs Win p!euel 1 ,# . ·i ' l . 'I • . 801omoD otreriDJ tacrlBC!fll ol ' lhalll!ltlTif' 1:' " thlni- yOu can ·alwaJI be surt I)( -the Lucky Strike )'011 00,. today, is idemkally the same in quality, in mildnesS, u the Lucky Strike I 48-m). SolomoD blNifl tilt people . (n. - ). · ' , : ' •! 'I ' . Non~UDton ahot manur..c:curen announCed tiler would de"'a.nd tn· elud*Wn of the "merit el&use" of ' ~T) ,. It t&'keb captive, God would he.ir tbelr Pl'ftS'eU and rt1tore the111_ ' ' \ ion. ther -.nt. woul~ ft5-·· " I code. Whelhm' lbe !IRA enforce the labor Whether JabOt' &hall Ute oourt& or strike urmtried. 1.t both aide1 ret111e peaceably. settle t.he dl.lpute. The la.bor atrunle aiW eame to the fore In the boot &nd lhOe hearme: and lq the propoMd sl\k Wtlle code. A tormal runna trom Donald R. Rlchberl. tener&l oo\UUIEll of the NRA, on the ctoeed shop l&eue alked by deputy &dmllllltra*ot' Williams in cha.TP Df the shoe ,, 110;:1 4()), purcbue · ; ·! cnollnue. unlonB $lmed tbe obOe '~;t;;. want. to break away tl'Oih p, or L. unlon. Thtt. recovery Jt.w, they maintained, pre· VP.Dted the cloled. &bop, and p.Ye wr.otera ibe rtcht to choOse any UD· I l Made Soon -· U> ta .C4H ot contert.tton .t.~ M)i (S) Executive h Ad· SH~WS DECliNE Chief viaed If Move lo Not c: be their Judtt (n1 8lr,82). U, (2) If lmittecl' b7 tbe enamJ,' ' th . . even · oub theJ.·bad liDDed, God' . •o•ld. tqrr~ve aDd , natON (n. ss, ~ 1 - ' eonttna- · \.~~-~open t~w~ , th~ t•mp~, Crew luday. ~ PLANS COMPLETED 'I f'Oil ....... ~ . ' .UW11111i - CONGRESS TO ACT Richard Dis, Elizabeth Allan, DOria Keynon,:; Ale !)inehart. Abo "GENE &: ,GLENN" in·' E~RYTHING'S JAKE WITH LENA." Seci and ..ear jour favoril01 radio alan. Lau11h with , Jake and Lena. ·' ! t)1at (iod'e fJCI mtabt STEH HUSINESS Pre11ure Exerted On Mr. RooHJvelt To Inflate Currency ' NO MARRIA~B TIES" ~ ·· 1 1 Betbert who llel"fe& wlthout s&l&rJ was 1ppdtnted a depuiJ lo maln&e.ln order at yarious baseball camea the county. The accident oecur«\ when he ~ hiEl holster to slt down. in Everything's Jake "With Lena1 I I -:---· - qc ' Spirit Of Con~iliatie>n lnatead Of Threata, Noted ~puty a holpllal ..... tn tus rlrht ankle lhllt- qeae and CJ~~n ~ I Ch"t''" ,.'· ' ULTIMATUM S[NT ...... ;;,;-;;;;n PR-ESIDENT Bf SENATE lEADERS! I S'P,NEHAM SELLS \·m''i.n. L<>10<"1 .•• ut. Morlab qr ~TERE~T .IN GIANTS\ :,. 013.}~"""~ , Nl••<> '"'' lonJo· .I CKANGE Of HURT SEEN IN .. .•. "" Che Qt.omoblle code, whteh Johnson barred I.D Mure code.. 1\Jarietta Banker Is Heart B. Strecket io Stricken Wblle Reccweriar Ftom·• a.-&.. . F. --·~· • L LEASED WIR .E OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. VOL. VII-NO. 800 Mine Blast Claims Eight Dead ... .... , POMEROY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 13,1983 TUESDAY Qlld WEDNESDAY I an Sc and 1 FU I Of N: H).A. LEA~ER 0IBLS V8 Ad~iaaion eall 288-L: If the :Bailni!M 'z I ~,1100: ~"""· O~ee - Pomeroy, Ohio. _ a. IRONTON < a NOT19EJ - ,If, *~~ ,,..~ READE\18' the Newo of T)le D&llt ELECTRIC THEATRE ; * *•• " com . ft TONIGHT! ;;""'""'""'""""""""""""'""'""'""'""'""*'"*'"""""""""'"==~~t I I -n ,; ROUSING MEETING I ~atliu. to r personals t i Pran!f At Middleport. UcbW l'leJd MIDDLEPORT 0 omee aok for 202-B. Night ,;· BAl.(, • r •JJirUit '··• JIIO IJTII.,-Ul CO~UIIaYI !i=-- - · - I 0 HI !Ill Pll.ul, Wnn., who hu 'been the ruea:t of WI&\ Roe&ltnd. ~b the put. ae-ver-.1 weeki,, 1Jett TueF.· d&y tor Ann Arbor, Ill~. wber-.1 me 11 • t.eaeher to a ~~ reo chtld~n of pre-achpol - .. LIB Elr..rrbach accompanied b&r as ru 118 COiumbu.<t ~ for Barbertan., whne !he 'fG'1D vtalt sev~ ~ral days with hU aiW!-r, Mnl. 'tbomu Snowball. 8h& was ae-t."Cmp&nled by her nephew, R~· 8Dowball or Buberton. who has bun spendlniJ the 8llJillfteJ' wLth hill grnndpe.J"ents. Mr. and Yra. 'Ibol:nu Snowball of Syracuee. Ml'l. Oru~'.ll husband and Mn. 0 ~a r 1 e, Orueser aecomJJGnled t"f •--vUJ uam u ar U &>a&_. e. • " ¥ HIM Mary Jividen Qf Rutll!md. tett for R gevllle,1 Ind. , lt'here she vur a week vis'lr>ll' a oollege trW!nd,t M\!.18 Ayl~ Hend81'1011:. ~ ft ft MIP'.t Mary Lon Robn of St.. .._! I • I OMIO" I Mn., Pi:ul Orueset TQ CHILDREN In • Nra. .Jobn ot vllle, Wbo has been vlslt.lns her soa. a.od daulhter·ln-law Mr and L. P. Schoenkob, 'left. fOf Porlamouth, Tuead&y. 'nleft .!!M 'a.1U vlt1t another aon. Edwin Achoenleb and wile befOil'l' returning home. ! 10 A. )lr, "'!'Ito.,,tc · tr '"f TtTISI)AY, UP'tCIIIBD U, • " lntoDeatec1 of 1 B. :0. 1_11. , ~etahebor Mr:uN~~ ~~~h, JUIIUce ot th.e peace, 1 •lliJII • but f. n tvl liter." on_ . l·A waa ter, 1 Iu reporUng the :Ike a m~ vea1ed by the court ~ to pPovlde food and clothing lor the low.tni~h~~~:~-wl:iyec"re~n:~ · L_:aon for .,_. __ ... _ ,l? i t3ersta.ndln1J deYeloped, the ftte a.e.: -~·· tedan auio wu ln a out... 1 €1othina, Proper lnd.gfnt school • children lmme· · Ol a.ll tuberculin cattle In 1930 Tbe ...., _..,.vH&~ 'PGHment hurrymg to~• Prench i)l1on with a coupe beloqina to Care To Be Furnished dla~ly following applleatlon and , health standlniJ ol the cattle tM : _.;:_ C:hlck Hatchery, Mulberry Aveoue. I"ran.k. Kqopp, lllddlepor~ oa State ~ a·commenda.tlon bJ Prof Chapman: county ia now to be renewed tor I . SOLOMON : · I Imesti&ation, after It ""'"' tho1.11ht 'Route '1 jUst .below the Hoblon de· By Group IndiQ:ent children attending another three years _ ! 1 a false alann had been liven. po~ Saturday niabt ctama11n1 both schocls In Middleport will be in- , The present plan · OOe.11 . not e&ll · LIISBON· TRXT-1 lt1n•• 1:1-li. / p:-oved the ftre waa at the ROueh can conslclerably. ' vtostlgated and cared for through for the tedlng of. aU cattle In the GOLDEN TEXT-Eater Into . ~ .. twme. Tbe mi6underat£nd1Df ~ Has:er "waa released OD boft4 to bU pt W E. Melvin and Mrs. county, sJnce the te8t three yean l"a,te~ 'WilJ:t thank•slviDI', ani. lflto 1throua:h the (act t.ha.t the house owlit Ule he&rlnl on tbe~-il Elanche Goodwin and ir, the , 10 dieclosed hll <~o1u·ta with gral .. ; h• thankful h: nied to Mr. Prencb. Little wl:ple Intoxicated chv&a preferred 1 28 h!"atl of lnf N~ Catel Pcmeroy schools tprough Supt. C. , f"t-d · eattle amo~~ ~he 15.000 head~~ ii:~,. hlm, ar~:d J:tl••• hla nalh. F~m ' be dwe however ln oombatlnc' bf-; Knopp: J. Rhodes and h~ ·staff of teachers. the CO\Ulty. pft'uu...JtT TOPlo-ln God' l 8011 fbmes whlch had rained <:<>nlldj!r· \ 0 e ' nvesttgate · Gr.:~~ sa.l~. f . 1 t . 1715 f ll j Tbla year au herd!! where reac- .JLJNIOR TOPI<;~A Klns Wo1'1qlp- l l'. ble head.w&,y when the ftre de~ CLUB B08T.I98 1r First 1 - coo o car ng 01 am · , tnr&' were found three Ye&l'l ago Ina: God. , ~ ment arrived. !. teti 1n Melga counly during the • will be re-teet.ed and telstll wllJ also INTERJ.IIIIDUT:II AND1 8 11. The 1oas of the hoUBe &Qd furMlss Ka.tbartne Elberfeld wu . Tb Mel - -.. - Rell f C month or August, Orate repotted 1be made Of all bents whllse owners 1 TOPic-.-Ltauln&' to Wllril.. lp , 1nishmgs was partla.lly covered b)' hostess Monda:r eveninl to tbe mtra .. e IJ8 0 oun o om- Tuesday reached the tot.al of •13 . YOUNG PEOPLII AND AD"bllr insurance it ....... Je•rn d Th btrs of her ~·-e club •• her bcm , Dllttee haa.: etl.abllshed an organtu- • 6900 ' · lrutUest the test accordlfll to Dr. A. ·TOPIQ...-4'h• v&lu• a! a HoUI~ ot house w • db). H e · e .,.,... e lion to c~e for school cb.lldren In " The. total VIM dispensed for the B. BlniJ)lam president of the Meigs W!)rllllp, ! Mr . .. , doMwne R .... ~ 8Y P.m,.et!; ~f Mtulber.ry Avenue. ·)til, $d.WILI'd , ~el.p rouuty during the preseut . . J . . · rB. o..... a.n .,~ ar received tbe prlllt'! t'or hllh 1county Board of Oommiesioo.ers. ach.ool tenn, the purpose of w~ ~~~~~~~: loo~i f 10 t~~438~~ fuel: , Appllca.tlons, f~ the teatlnr c~ ~ :· t. 8olomonAnolnt•dKing(Iltln81 .w~re liDt a t home when the b)fze score, •• to provld• food cloth! ' • d .. ' ' me c ne, . I per t.e made either ..... ~o w Kr•l . l'" '") vtO.rt.;!d , j,' .. • n n - sons without dependenta or fam1lles "-""' · · ·~ · "I ! " • R:r tor those children of faml- !or [God, clot~ln~~: and fuel, M36.00; county agricultural agent, or to any The diVIDe cbol~ u to Da."fltl'• , ea lncludl!d on relief lists of , t be onrl ·admlnlstraLlon cosl.s, • 3.., 2_09_ lr.~Pmbers of the committee appoint~ 1: euec;-euor bad not beeu i:oown h- LEGIONN A. 'RES JN • ; oommlttet, It was learned frc~ J . . ~ _ __ · cc' for the purpose. AppUcaUons , 20). Da't1d ·lt ltlrred to actlOIIIf bJ ,.,_. · 1 . H. Qrate; welfare rlil'ector of tbe 1-' AMILY REUNION j I'1Ust be on 11le In Mr. Knltler's the 00 blned ...,.111 ot Batb.lb.sba Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Weed · aooomCount,, Tuesday. ~ office by September 22 u.s the te.11\· 1 • w ap ..~ , , • panied their son Joruf to Oolu;m.bul Olilldren attending schools under The Johnson' fnmllY held a · re~ • log w111 begin about september 2~. ! and Natban. .f..t Davids comi¥,nd A - .... ;; 'l'uesday. Prom there he,w wtU 10 to auflerYIJIIon will receive pro- un !cn at thf.' Meiss county falr-l Members of the oommlttee, which the fa.itbtul tbree, Zadok, W rous1n1 meet\.nlf ot the J)rew Culver, Ind., whete be wttJ re·enter per atten tfon When sueh a ltent1on gro un ds Sunday. In charge or .,the 1 tncl~des cattle-m1n In everv tc-wn~ aQd Benalab •veedtly anoliiOOd SOlo- . 1ca~Post ~0· ~3i ot the lmer- Cu~ver MWtary A..ciem)\ rPunlcn waS Mlll. Louise Heller of : shlp ol the county, a.re C. P . Keller, mpa. klnr. ·L ! ., ~ ha.li~was. held at ~ I...e• • • , Cf' lumbw. . W. P . Hawley and Weldon Barb II. Bolomwn'• Act• to Eltabfl•h :;~Jch re Monday evenJQ at Gerald RJee la abient jfrom hie fi'ollowing the picnic dinner a roU all Pf whose addre1111eB are Long HI• Kingdom (I Kl.ngl, •1 :41-2:46). nuide t time )Jt'epa.rotlona were dutlea at the Hartley • Bennet cult WtUI taken in the afternoon Bot~m. Herman Hoft"ner, Everett He noted certain danJeroD.I elt- tn' or one or the larpat years !hoe etore because ot lllriJsa. Wakl ' determine . the oldest and yollllgest 1Tra(:y, B. M. Rwusell, Pomeroy, Ben menta wblcb It allowed t de ..,... thbe hlatory of the local POSt, In .Buton or Dexter 18 BUbst,uUna for 0 members present Matt Johmon Falley, J . 0 . Eblln, Middleport, : VvvP m~m. ershlp a.nd Ioea.J. aetlvlty. Mr. Rice. ·. BAKE SALE loge 85 and Eugene Evans e.g, 6 · Hairy Trainer and Dale w. Dye, l lwqnld weaken. It not <IHtroy, lbt• omcers tor . the enautnw yer ¥. ¥ ¥ ~ ~ corrled otr t.h~ bonol1!. ' ; Carpenter, W. H. FollrOd, Sumner, · •rule. Wt·re elected durlna the nllettna, Albert L. P'r&JUI of cOlumbus Is SATURDAY Forty members were present r:~om H . Ji . Harris, Ravemwood, w. 1. Ai.donljall pla~d unrJ.er m~ell- l~clw:l1ng the tollow:lnr . ~t e Je- Uul lutat of hla brothel, E. J, At ~n-letti Fruit Meigs county and the follo~lng Art}mr Johni!Oll, Letart Falls, w. 1tap.ce (~. 41:58}. PlaclnJ blm on a~wn mmea: J. M. Pai . nton, Pl'ana and famlb' ot ~ulblrrJ Ave. .... h'()m other po!nt11 of the state: Mr.1 C.:t:lurrl, Apple Orove, Edson Roush , 1ood. beh11ivlor dhJ.played botb eleln- P~t .cc.mma.nder; Wrta'b\ M oba, . _'II • · Stortll Ladie1 of und Mrs, Wade Johnson. Mr. and· R:W.Ine, U . B. Nea.Ae, Mtner8YIIle, E, enCJ tnd dlplt)' 00 the part of i!lolo- ,Ill. vloo ccmmander; John~nk Mf· &nd Mrs. ROy Tracy ot Ath~ Catholic Church Mrs. Leland JohnBOn, Miss Bertha y,; Kautz, Chester, E. D. Colwell. . omoo. A4on1Jab fted to the altar ~nd vic:J commander; . aa ond ene were- Vial tors 1n town Monl;ta.p. J~lhnson , M rR. Loutse Heller, ).fr. Vlnton, P . D. Nelao-n, Dexter, 0. E. to woi-lhlp God but to lat'e bl~ li>lrbrec:ht, '3rd v1ee cler; r. nd Mr.s. L. E. Davies and Mrs. Blat;kwcod, Albany, M. L. Chase, 1 'llfit ' C. J . Rhodes adjutant.; ~ Mlu ~ Heavener and pelrald. Nina Atkln110n ot columbU.II ' Mnl H&rr:ll!cnvUle and Dale Musser, I BJI repentance wa• not r l. l Zahl finance omoor· Leo ·. , Chl:ipbenl ot P&tkerilbUrr were re.. Janet Rt..'dlngf'!" of Cle~.eland; }41'. Rutland. ~ ~olomon onlered bll exec:utt u chapia.m llllli W~' Thomu,:ser~ cent1gue1te or t.fr. ahd Mftl. A. R. ,l,nd Mrs. c M Hoover pt Ptl.iPl>t:· Meigs county ha.s always had a.n (2;13-25), :;en.nt.nt-IUT.I\I. ; Knlsht. yJile and Howard Johnson of oal· enYiable record so far as tile health 2. Al.llathar remon4 from the · ....,&. ' • • • ll!JOlls. · ot her cattle Is concerned, tew / prJelthood (2::!6, 27). Be pad PICNIC SUPPER I Mr. and .I Vrs. Edward Ebeiabaeh. At lhe close of the meetlnB it wa 5 counties In the etabf! being able- to joined Adonljab In hiJI plot · -1 &nd · daUihter R.alallnd, Ylu Vfd& announced that plana wuuld be proceed with the elcan bill of 1 nllU'patlon. · A party ·or young people eriJo,m lhJe aDd lrflas Mary Lou JII:Jbn of n 1w.de . w ma.k, the Johnson family ( :~r.a!th by this skelton form of test- ~ · Jbab •recuted (2 :28-mi). J'Oib u plcnlc supper Mond&y eveniria Ann Arbor, Michlpn, Ntumed. Thunday Ni11ht n ·un! on an t.nnual event. .IJ _ , w,..i,a . .rcy to AdtiDijah'l rebellion. tl-~ ~hena.ng Sprlnp. 'I'bOie In the ::~~dfro~ ~e~lali~ A~~ September 14 t:NTERTAINS FRIENDS I ~Ide, thil, be had treacheroU~7- ~·..-!~ w~e M~ Ele-.Q~t; thfl formel( p~ce tbey were • the J.IU'fJIC BY I . Q. 0 . F . j murde~ ~ll rlvall In tbe army. ~..ra.rC:lla an . =:'!"!: aueats of IJeuteQaot Oonun&nder 81'NOOPA.TOR~ Mlas Lenora. Diehl of Oolu bus I \. I1 84. · ShiJbel u~uted (2 :86-4«). I ~ nd Am ~inm~on, • A.pM!e NCa. end Mra. WJW&m Ralfel <Helen Ofder-Mtsed Da~oe" Pntertalned a rcw frlende wl'ili s 1 . cOontlnu~ trom Pl\!fe Onl!!l) Solomon 6r1t paroled blm and coa-1 ,,~,.. 111 B~l M r ut"'ld., Al~ Pred Ebersba.chl. , , wnme supper Bonduy evenlnt at f gwen her many timet put by t.he tinotd him to Jernsalem, but w~eD Marvin Rcbe~ ~ul h~J· an!t ~h· Joe Kra\1111 and: 1 Adniiaaion 0 the home or her Q">andfa.ther, Fr•nk United Btntefl." h8 'broke h1a parole, bad him exednt· ·Hobstetter · \ 1 n•ehl of Wehe Terrace Mslsted by The problem of the ousted army ed. ~ • • n -~· Genb plua lax Mrs. Bam Buchanan. c tllce~s. who h&ve defied the new Th• -Oivlnt -Favor ypon ·~·· -LA..)[Efll 10 Cf:NTS Those present were · Misses Ruth governmeltt, appeared to be neartng t ·,. and Ka.tbry n Baker William orate tolutton since the Cuban pubUc L&i •mon (] J{IDKI B:f-14). I : WF.t.COME! Charles Murray, tt:Rrotd Puhl 0f nuw generally opposed to their L God'J araciou1 otrer (VY. f, ~). 1111 and the bo11te88. ttlms. Soloroon •thfl, made lavl!h c:ritlde, The siege of the hotel ·be~ ·ehO"?"lni . bea hi~' •Jtron( 1 cnme when the otrlcers 1·pul1e11 toward tbe Lord. fhl• wll Y.'trt! foodless a.nd toUowed b;r the tord'a p'lu!Jou•l I or all \he -~. ' j • tOe hotel, 2. Solt;n'o wlee eholco (vv · 6- 1 Ambusador Sumner .· · ·1 -t ,, a·· • " ,x• .' • • ~-~ ''· th• "On1*' Stt.te• rtmatq- ·~ 1~l~ .lft,. ...~•",~ _,'lf\1• otb \).P.:~ ., ' ~ ' .. .., ' ""~·· was compelled to flO elat'llqlt;; oa. o -• r~cmal lltti 1 · for hJa mealS. ot hi• poBitlon. , hotel manarer . said the e~ S. God'• ullstlnted Jilt to Solo· pin:ye" were driven away by tear, mon (vv. 10:14). Beeaull& Soloml:,u .•,.,_ ' 1j 1 I ' •I . .i nvestigation revealt!d Btudent 1 appeartd bet9re t"he Lord In tTl• ' ~· ' oil. ;"I' ,: d~•·ectory RKenta uked thf! employ- ,. pr~ attltutle, ood rnve>h1m mo~ .·: ·: ~ "'"' ... . , 'No. . ... ...... i)~s to quit work, which they dtd. ' thHD be l.ake<J .for The students say they walked out I ' ' In as;atnst the altitude of , IV. Solomon lklUdlng the Tempi•, omcerB. . :1 () King• 5:1-S.S:r.t\), ,' any rate the da.nrer of a claRh ' 1. Prept\r&Uon, (6 :1-18), He !!If. between the custr.d otrlcen and the ! ~ cured trom Ktna: Hlramt • ·. ::: 1my n ow seemf:l to have passed. ' a. Wood tor benms, orj]top. ltf',! cba1e that 10nah)fis \II to . . . CQlonel Fuil!enclo ~at16ta , chief . · b. Stone• tor the rrut roun~-j Qf &tafl' of the arn:'y , publ;lcly pled- · tion. These 'l'i'ere all to be so offer you these wool rrcd .the omcers a auara.ntee against h .., I onJ tvlclence. He. lriWted ibem all to that t _ere Wae tl) u,e no . ~und ' student model Suits at tdurn to duty, but· plans to :cashler j tbe bfmm~ . whiJe tl1e t&~ple W~l f• II ~bo were connected wl\h Ute 1 b•Lna ere~d . .. , I Ma i&.do regltl1e. ana t.o tri' ma.ny 1 c. Skilled work[ll1!'1l. 1 I moat unuaual chc. ged wlth crltnes in clvU courts. 1!' ·2. 'The .eruUoo ot the tempte ---· (6:1-88). . . . ·(, care .. '"' • " 'I'D DAILY~. aD) 1 ··· ···~ "' By Ca¢er U Cen._By Nail ti.OO PRICE THREE .()E;I'I~ll Sales Tax Plan Fac~ Show-down; Propos~1 Made To Aid Schools-- • Three More Vote I Favoring Repeal Wet. Retain Unbroken Rec ~ ord ae 29 Statea Re· ject Prohibitior New Move h Deaiped To Raiae $9,000,000 , In and 34 For Distribution To Weak School Diatricla Throughc;~ut The Stale ·~ · ~" RECOMMENDED BY COMMITTEE � 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. 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