https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/babffba25f6be04314b6fcdac722623b.pdf 8199f1bea22ef7b92237f3d9566743e8 PDF Text Text 'I ,. fJUGI J~ID ST.fE ·I TF' N~S!UM ---------P."ir'I'-N~~ HO 15TH EADERS' NOTICE yo1f'~a~f u ' the Newa Olllee of The Dall7 Tribune, call 286-L; If the !usiDomee aak for 202-B. R ' une WEATHERw...FORECAST....: ' ''"'"'11:' ' . Oblo and Vlrslnla~ ' nt(l:ht and prcbably Sunday momtna. tonight. Cooler Sunday •nd Swlda:r -.~all~]~. ' OF IN-T ERNATJONAL NEWS SERVlCE. 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S, T.l had ••ached on altitude or 11.1100 mel•res cl 118,712 61Ul ' ' !.) - / 3 ., ll '' With Outaide Tempel'at'ure Registering 67 Below Zero· V mllea soon after leavLna dawn. '11le b8.1loon started a.t 5.~1 J I, j I' Hope ,Expreaaed Quiet And Peace To ' Retum Monday BY CONVICTS airport, at -...J. _ ''' 2'1 FIRMS SIGN I \('on Conquered- the stf1!.:1)ere I h1day, esW.bl:ahing a J¥W ld'8 t~ltUude record or more tba. ten ')( --- -- - r, 9 - ·- ·- - - - l ' lj )(' F'EiJ 2K 2J 29 20 2) J r Replaced 1) 19 ------ - ------- ------ MAH 7 111a terlal • Material Damaged or I ncomplete Aa Three T nJck:loiiu::, Men Try To Get era From IIY Ll'JO V, DOI:JJf �,. .· r • I ' ~ lbo A£1 ot lo4&n:h a, IB'fll, co, 1 A~~~lpt! !HJ!.'L~!: ., l Publlllllocl Da!1J IDG "" iiQ lli"GI B&lurdoy. Located OD LOWer 8ecoDd Street, ....,..,f, Q, • ~ ~ our ttlenda aend us letters -.. mrwa matter for publication 1e10uJc1 111 .n we•lll(b ljlelr name&-41ltl>oulh not neoeawtl7 to a.tDild. ~ymOw letter8, bowever exc:elleP\ apcl deab"Abk Ua them- l p bo] P.te ~ * Montb. •; ... , , .. .. , . . . . • . . Delf?le4 1t1 Carrier Week •\o .. . , • • .. • • .. ... 101M Year ,i ' ,1 ..... ....... . , , • .. 1~ • .. . • a' s··. .60 Ttu·ce MonUl~ . 6 00 SIX Months . .. ' James Buchanan Answers Summons PaatN Aw•y in. Sanitarium.; Ul for Pa•t Seven Yean ~-IJ. Jamea M Buchanan, 48 years of qe, passed away Friday a.fternoon, at pbDut 3 15 Oo'clock at the Rocky Glenn SanatorluU) at Mceonnell&- I.UO ll-.1 DICl' in the much-fought telephone rate · fHE Vfli" month&. Mr l!ucha.nap. was conqected wl\h the Blaettnat Auto Salfs Company of Pomeroy before hl ~ admitt ance t.o the Baq.atorlum. lie ha11 been ln fBIUDI health for a' period. o~ a~ut b~ c- tle i~!t~e northern part of the otate hao finally reach .. eel, tbc PQlnt where the Telephone Company must PO.Ii some 7,UOP t'\lstomcrs in Lima approximately $108,000 which umount they have over..: barged tnc people, accord~i ng to tlif decision rendered . rfh1 s overcharge occu,rred over a p ~:wd of some 40 m o nth~:~. Of cPIJrl3c, to e,·ery patron who rece1ve~ any money at! ,ali, h wi;l\;b•e ']ike finding' It uut how abr.ut the hundred~ of P e.?P itj ~ho wil1 not be in a pmubon w get their money , tho~t:J fuJ\qs being turned o\'~l· to the treasury of the co unt)''! · ~ Many of th em no dcubt, wen· in pllsition in the past thrW or more yea1 s when they lould very nic~)y have used :the amount of overcharge and even if they were nil milliOilRires and did not nee~ the money, the compa:nyJ w11s not'ehtitled to it nor to the amount of interest com• piled on ;~hat mon ey during the period of overcharge. The ·present system 1n vogue ln Ohio allowing a Pub"· he UtBi\y~ to chnrgc whatever and ho"•'f.Yer it plea~J~S, l:cltatniY: i:-i u\n-American aud unfatr and ~hould not bf• tol oru'tc•· Jonger. It 1s the duty of our legislators and! that at. ~'h~ir next ~csswn, to so change our t~tatutes thnt.. this unf •r practice shall be abolished. Retail Phone 582-1. · CContlnuod from Pip 0noJ seven ye,rs. His 1,;~~fe, formerlY Emma Sauer, preceaea hlm. in death, October 7. 199li!. Two sons, Jimmy and George turvlve. also his mothl'lr. Mrs. Prank Rampe of El Paso, Texas The remalm were taken to the •u . t' 100bter 1polll. tour be.ndlts who •lalThe YOUDI matron and her tbll4 t1500 holdup ~:._t . a '!JinctnnaU were lndnaped Wednesd&J polk'e COmpany fN:JfM81 were were told and cox, at h1l bome b1 i'iliil~ t.oclay In northern Fayette New Orleanl believes tbf.t. IIOIM (CoDtJ.ntMI f'r'Onl ..... ODe1 tfunty, memben of the crew or ODe farewell to tbe omcer and darted Lee Graham, Payette county farLake boe.ta pert'ot1Ded the tor Hammond, when he wa1 mer heard &.he alttrcatlon and aaw n.embers of the gana: fire !Hn'trral shota after accu11ln1 the leader of out' on them he told au- CONFMSE8 BANK HOJ.D·lTPS 3 P M Sunday trom the Sa:ue:r residence with Or T Boyd Oay :-mcl.atlne intenn~nt, In ~ha11Je o'i FII\Sterwa.ld, wW be made In th e Beech Grove cemetery, Club Activities Are Resumed Bailey and Bates Amona Seven; Three are Acqulllecl by Jury The actlvltJes tor the se JD33~3i ocs.slon of the Middleport Literary Club have been complE:ted and the r penlng meettn.g will be held Wed· nesday afternoon at the home or Miss Nella Calderwood on North 1C A Poindexter, who are eonftned at One Wotd Led To Another It wos all fOJ' the add~d 1 cve nuc,~,. good I of '"""e He Is rour mbrilh• old and .. Pomeroy Chevrolet Co. ~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~=~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~ No d:to " mpany or tirm n any kindthan of business be pcrrnrt't charge any "'irate other the one should in effec~, untll an ·:uftcr it n~s been rul e d upon and dehnitely sel:-t)"" T~1e Ru:;~si~ll ~idl> are tied so when the charge ,. once ueg'l!•·, the entire to see th{l.t their popper.~ the matter •· be" n settled once and for "lL Certainly th~ vrops' evefiiY with the government It a& a dumb tathe1 who cannot com pan 6$ d es trm~ the extrn umuu~tts arc as able. to carry cutsma.1t a. wise child All you haVE! un at th~ ' rat c in ~rrect until a hi"hcr Ol1f! is appt·oved !UJ lfJ .:Ill il)l to we4;:h the youn.& overS~;>er With t he sovernroeat's halt are the ~Our peo ple using \h e commodity, .\11 Old Gar Wlll Fool &he l'OWII lovely child 11.nd why did we name \Ohllc he Is wa.~linlt to sec the .By S"Och rule, furthermore, a great many tedious, un· We do qot app111ve of tbe Soviet her auea a cit.y when !.he :suburbs tanoke come out of your ea.rs. In deputizing chUdren to were so be~~outlful. We a.Krced with 1 -culled fnr delays w11l be brought to an end and the coul'ls action " 'aLch their papas at work the I~ 011 everything she said tm d a.lso .!lOme things we thoua:hL ot I RUTLAN\.) w11l nut be nearly oo cluttered with thi.• type of case be- , The kldB kept tab& on thel{ dad~ oqrselves We forget that little Jugs -- · cause the co mpany desirmg the ch&lill't', mstead of mak- tiles ha.I'vesttna. and made them have bla: cars al\d that sharper than \ TEAM LOOKS GOOD 1in~ every effort to delay and prevent h•' arings, will mKke empty their WbJII~era in the com~ tr,e serpent's tooth is the bright 'I he 11)33 of ~.t,U.nd mur.lty aUo. 1 child Certa1nly 1 we answered her tala;t}. crery clfO!I to speed them up ami 11et tlle matter • ' -, 1 \'1 hen Sl\il_~ spo.._e' @.bout thq,weather. ' 1 After tl:a'!(...'Ko\.4fitoll with tM. baby. ' b~cause so JJ ng as 1t i• unsettled they will not be ge·ttiJ11~: '• Fully Re-conditioned Ready For Use 1930 Chevrolet Sport Sedan · 1930 Plymouth Sedan 1931 Plymouth Sedan 1932 Essex Terraplane Coup~ 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1932 Chevrolet Sedan 1932 Willys Clu h Sedan 1933 Plymouth Sedan Second Avenue, It baa been , 'lO\ln,ctd The omcers servblg reriod. are. Pto=sldent, M'riJ. 0. C. F:ftiE1mS ASKED NOT TO VISIT Mlller, VIce pres ident, ~ Vlv- 1 POINDEXTERS !"nne Middleton, Secretary, Mrs Friends have been requested to 10 B Stout and Treasurer. Mrs 'tefraln from v1s1tlnr Dr. and Mrs. rJorapk White ars • • - .,.. .- t l'&ldence ot aeora:e E Sauer, ootner of Rutland StreeL aftd Plnst. A\·enue, Saturday afternoon. funera.l rttes wUl be conducted at vllle, after a confinement t.fle.re of cne year and nine ~~~ T~~PHO{'i£ R~FVNl)S lhc m&de wei- NEWS Had Been .. . . ... .... • . •• . , .. . .. .. • . II ' Q,blldreo are alway• B> Mall One Mouth . . by her dauC)lter. M* Rlldred U:c:Ciure, who spent. tbe put twn Wefb here trlt.h Mra Coot.. y ' Ua:ht bulb, the 'YaMihln& ducks t!~t elualve 1 doves aut\ many others f.!bJc,ap. JtbUatlelpbJa, Plttabw.b, MH'IINabe .. .. \',blch require a veritable menarerle for pfl!sentation or lheae hla)· \)e mentdone<l 'the canaw and lhoj ApV~T!SiliG HfitJSPfTHtfB~ I 1ecJ KllubaU. Ipc. For Eolllortol Olllco C&!l 23G-Io hr B~ln~ Office a ad Circulat.ian Depl Call • porLion of the llt&t Hlrch array of splendld lll\le.lona and d8DlOOalil'atLona of the maslc art lncluded In the produCtioQ are many trickfl lD no~ wut ~ publimed. N.q'.OI'!AJ. B-- 1 ···~·~ '~" Pony Enjoy~ Air Trip th@' ~ i I ~Y, POMEROY, OHIO I t' hl.s . 1,ntlon. But think of· th1" spiM«Jid n•umbles do not yet syQchronlze Our prc~e nl h~ws, unfo1tunatcly have bee n de~1g11 ~u opportunity a. spoiled. ij~l~l\_ chiJ.d with authentic data ar1 tnforma hu when he oan send hi&. old man tlon. ' w1th too m:cny legi*lators f1·am~g tit•Jm who have been to Siberll~n salt cell&ra tor ~~UW mere puppets co nholl ed by the intet est:-~ being ~erve~ " bale ot hay or eatlng a &.pecked lllJPle out or tJeMon. Still mvre unfortunately the future gi'.t l' H little cncourugcment to tho~:~-e \~JilU hop e or cxped tu ~c e a mnterit' 1 l:hotnge in th e neat future. ]~ Its tou true \Jut it 1s a lso too b!Ld that 1t 18 so tl'ue. - -- 8 .,_ ~ - ' Outside those features 'lrlliOII are ezoluslve in the Ford V-8 many of our advanced i.Jipr<W&llfl~ OIUI "- tQUQ<l in <~,ther cars-:PROVIIJED;-;,y.;u' ~et six 1or seven o~ the bea~ oara 111 .beriQa together and oollbine their partlculilr ::a~ -;--·-, ' .· ~ .. - TOO MUCH UN~T - ·~~· · · But tile ~' oar in. ~lob YOII- oeJ. t1n<1 AIL these advaooed improvements is the Ford V-8. · ' ,: ' Tci.ill1tistrate: , BeCill nth the i-tJ'IMI s;.,yllnder engine. You can get an ordbla17 8-<JyliDdJ!tr qlne in &111· or a dozen makes of cars c But if you want tpe \1-'-trpe engine or a oylindets or mre, several other makes of cars olrill pva. it t.o p, i t :vou pe.J the price of tbe!Je ' cars whiCh runs from 12,245 to 15.ooo. - Tab the eXtra strong X-tJ'IMI frue .' Yon can get t.llis in some other ~n the Ford. But 'ire do not know or aay oar ezoept tbe Ford, in which the I-members continue the full length or the traM, 11111<1ng 4 full length side mellbers instead or two. SeMral , ...... or oars will give lfOI1 the t fl~t'ing rear axle i f you paJ rl'<lll $1,310 to 16,250. One maker or oars puts this axle in the highpriced 0&1'11; bUt Dbt ill the low-priced one. It Js standard on the Ford. You OIUI get till! torque tube drive in six !othar makes of cars . only one ot llliioh coats 1 - tball 11.000. It bas alwap lieen a part or the Ford. '!bent ia only one other car-coordiog to S. A. E. rating-that has wore horseponr par powtd or car night thaD the Ford V-B hils, and tbat is a tuoos oar llliioh sells tor $4,825. 'fUIII the Ford Y-8 •IJDrtMa QJ"lU>der Mall. lfbicb adds 10 horsepower to the eogiAe ntllmlt using tiore gas-in fact, using less gas;-it is standard ill dql:v two oars tocla:v, !?Hide the Ford. One or these cars sells just ~r ~.IBOO 11¢.. tile ll~M~ tt ,I.J.825. , '!be ~ator ~Uy-,ot. the fotd V-8 is larger than that or any · oar · - et-·30-boi ;o ;r. .or wd11r, - p t on11 make orO¥, and that oar sells F're eXJM"'&ive jllllkea or cars as well as 8r &Q&ON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. OKLA. at $1,895. · Ita cr&llk oaae oil resenoir oapaoity is less than that of any other Fi..., quarts. That speaks v<llU1118s as to oil economy , ADd PO we oaold go OD with speoirioations, showing that every ford oar ocabiDeB thll advanced i"Prov ...uts lfbicb are scat te,red here and the!oe aaongst a nueber ot other excellent wakes . And, ct course, there are apeciallpointa or quality tbet are exclusively Ford features. In the list ot light S's, the Ford is lowest priced. or the V-8's, tba Ford coats 111911 thaD one--f">urth the prioe at th~ next car on the list, 8-cJUDder car. '' ,,., ' '. ' · ~t '. l ' ' ' ', ' _,I ' I ., ' �,. .· r • I ' ~ lbo A£1 ot lo4&n:h a, IB'fll, co, 1 A~~~lpt! !HJ!.'L~!: ., l Publlllllocl Da!1J IDG "" iiQ lli"GI B&lurdoy. Located OD LOWer 8ecoDd Street, ....,..,f, Q, • ~ ~ our ttlenda aend us letters -.. mrwa matter for publication 1e10uJc1 111 .n we•lll(b ljlelr name&-41ltl>oulh not neoeawtl7 to a.tDild. ~ymOw letter8, bowever exc:elleP\ apcl deab"Abk Ua them- l p bo] P.te ~ * Montb. •; ... , , .. .. , . . . . • . . Delf?le4 1t1 Carrier Week •\o .. . , • • .. • • .. ... 101M Year ,i ' ,1 ..... ....... . , , • .. 1~ • .. . • a' s··. .60 Ttu·ce MonUl~ . 6 00 SIX Months . .. ' James Buchanan Answers Summons PaatN Aw•y in. Sanitarium.; Ul for Pa•t Seven Yean ~-IJ. Jamea M Buchanan, 48 years of qe, passed away Friday a.fternoon, at pbDut 3 15 Oo'clock at the Rocky Glenn SanatorluU) at Mceonnell&- I.UO ll-.1 DICl' in the much-fought telephone rate · fHE Vfli" month&. Mr l!ucha.nap. was conqected wl\h the Blaettnat Auto Salfs Company of Pomeroy before hl ~ admitt ance t.o the Baq.atorlum. lie ha11 been ln fBIUDI health for a' period. o~ a~ut b~ c- tle i~!t~e northern part of the otate hao finally reach .. eel, tbc PQlnt where the Telephone Company must PO.Ii some 7,UOP t'\lstomcrs in Lima approximately $108,000 which umount they have over..: barged tnc people, accord~i ng to tlif decision rendered . rfh1 s overcharge occu,rred over a p ~:wd of some 40 m o nth~:~. Of cPIJrl3c, to e,·ery patron who rece1ve~ any money at! ,ali, h wi;l\;b•e ']ike finding' It uut how abr.ut the hundred~ of P e.?P itj ~ho wil1 not be in a pmubon w get their money , tho~t:J fuJ\qs being turned o\'~l· to the treasury of the co unt)''! · ~ Many of th em no dcubt, wen· in pllsition in the past thrW or more yea1 s when they lould very nic~)y have used :the amount of overcharge and even if they were nil milliOilRires and did not nee~ the money, the compa:nyJ w11s not'ehtitled to it nor to the amount of interest com• piled on ;~hat mon ey during the period of overcharge. The ·present system 1n vogue ln Ohio allowing a Pub"· he UtBi\y~ to chnrgc whatever and ho"•'f.Yer it plea~J~S, l:cltatniY: i:-i u\n-American aud unfatr and ~hould not bf• tol oru'tc•· Jonger. It 1s the duty of our legislators and! that at. ~'h~ir next ~csswn, to so change our t~tatutes thnt.. this unf •r practice shall be abolished. Retail Phone 582-1. · CContlnuod from Pip 0noJ seven ye,rs. His 1,;~~fe, formerlY Emma Sauer, preceaea hlm. in death, October 7. 199li!. Two sons, Jimmy and George turvlve. also his mothl'lr. Mrs. Prank Rampe of El Paso, Texas The remalm were taken to the •u . t' 100bter 1polll. tour be.ndlts who •lalThe YOUDI matron and her tbll4 t1500 holdup ~:._t . a '!JinctnnaU were lndnaped Wednesd&J polk'e COmpany fN:JfM81 were were told and cox, at h1l bome b1 i'iliil~ t.oclay In northern Fayette New Orleanl believes tbf.t. IIOIM (CoDtJ.ntMI f'r'Onl ..... ODe1 tfunty, memben of the crew or ODe farewell to tbe omcer and darted Lee Graham, Payette county farLake boe.ta pert'ot1Ded the tor Hammond, when he wa1 mer heard &.he alttrcatlon and aaw n.embers of the gana: fire !Hn'trral shota after accu11ln1 the leader of out' on them he told au- CONFMSE8 BANK HOJ.D·lTPS 3 P M Sunday trom the Sa:ue:r residence with Or T Boyd Oay :-mcl.atlne intenn~nt, In ~ha11Je o'i FII\Sterwa.ld, wW be made In th e Beech Grove cemetery, Club Activities Are Resumed Bailey and Bates Amona Seven; Three are Acqulllecl by Jury The actlvltJes tor the se JD33~3i ocs.slon of the Middleport Literary Club have been complE:ted and the r penlng meettn.g will be held Wed· nesday afternoon at the home or Miss Nella Calderwood on North 1C A Poindexter, who are eonftned at One Wotd Led To Another It wos all fOJ' the add~d 1 cve nuc,~,. good I of '"""e He Is rour mbrilh• old and .. Pomeroy Chevrolet Co. ~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~=~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~ No d:to " mpany or tirm n any kindthan of business be pcrrnrt't charge any "'irate other the one should in effec~, untll an ·:uftcr it n~s been rul e d upon and dehnitely sel:-t)"" T~1e Ru:;~si~ll ~idl> are tied so when the charge ,. once ueg'l!•·, the entire to see th{l.t their popper.~ the matter •· be" n settled once and for "lL Certainly th~ vrops' evefiiY with the government It a& a dumb tathe1 who cannot com pan 6$ d es trm~ the extrn umuu~tts arc as able. to carry cutsma.1t a. wise child All you haVE! un at th~ ' rat c in ~rrect until a hi"hcr Ol1f! is appt·oved !UJ lfJ .:Ill il)l to we4;:h the youn.& overS~;>er With t he sovernroeat's halt are the ~Our peo ple using \h e commodity, .\11 Old Gar Wlll Fool &he l'OWII lovely child 11.nd why did we name \Ohllc he Is wa.~linlt to sec the .By S"Och rule, furthermore, a great many tedious, un· We do qot app111ve of tbe Soviet her auea a cit.y when !.he :suburbs tanoke come out of your ea.rs. In deputizing chUdren to were so be~~outlful. We a.Krced with 1 -culled fnr delays w11l be brought to an end and the coul'ls action " 'aLch their papas at work the I~ 011 everything she said tm d a.lso .!lOme things we thoua:hL ot I RUTLAN\.) w11l nut be nearly oo cluttered with thi.• type of case be- , The kldB kept tab& on thel{ dad~ oqrselves We forget that little Jugs -- · cause the co mpany desirmg the ch&lill't', mstead of mak- tiles ha.I'vesttna. and made them have bla: cars al\d that sharper than \ TEAM LOOKS GOOD 1in~ every effort to delay and prevent h•' arings, will mKke empty their WbJII~era in the com~ tr,e serpent's tooth is the bright 'I he 11)33 of ~.t,U.nd mur.lty aUo. 1 child Certa1nly 1 we answered her tala;t}. crery clfO!I to speed them up ami 11et tlle matter • ' -, 1 \'1 hen Sl\il_~ spo.._e' @.bout thq,weather. ' 1 After tl:a'!(...'Ko\.4fitoll with tM. baby. ' b~cause so JJ ng as 1t i• unsettled they will not be ge·ttiJ11~: '• Fully Re-conditioned Ready For Use 1930 Chevrolet Sport Sedan · 1930 Plymouth Sedan 1931 Plymouth Sedan 1932 Essex Terraplane Coup~ 1932 Chevrolet Coach 1932 Chevrolet Sedan 1932 Willys Clu h Sedan 1933 Plymouth Sedan Second Avenue, It baa been , 'lO\ln,ctd The omcers servblg reriod. are. Pto=sldent, M'riJ. 0. C. F:ftiE1mS ASKED NOT TO VISIT Mlller, VIce pres ident, ~ Vlv- 1 POINDEXTERS !"nne Middleton, Secretary, Mrs Friends have been requested to 10 B Stout and Treasurer. Mrs 'tefraln from v1s1tlnr Dr. and Mrs. rJorapk White ars • • - .,.. .- t l'&ldence ot aeora:e E Sauer, ootner of Rutland StreeL aftd Plnst. A\·enue, Saturday afternoon. funera.l rttes wUl be conducted at vllle, after a confinement t.fle.re of cne year and nine ~~~ T~~PHO{'i£ R~FVNl)S lhc m&de wei- NEWS Had Been .. . . ... .... • . •• . , .. . .. .. • . II ' Q,blldreo are alway• B> Mall One Mouth . . by her dauC)lter. M* Rlldred U:c:Ciure, who spent. tbe put twn Wefb here trlt.h Mra Coot.. y ' Ua:ht bulb, the 'YaMihln& ducks t!~t elualve 1 doves aut\ many others f.!bJc,ap. JtbUatlelpbJa, Plttabw.b, MH'IINabe .. .. \',blch require a veritable menarerle for pfl!sentation or lheae hla)· \)e mentdone<l 'the canaw and lhoj ApV~T!SiliG HfitJSPfTHtfB~ I 1ecJ KllubaU. Ipc. For Eolllortol Olllco C&!l 23G-Io hr B~ln~ Office a ad Circulat.ian Depl Call • porLion of the llt&t Hlrch array of splendld lll\le.lona and d8DlOOalil'atLona of the maslc art lncluded In the produCtioQ are many trickfl lD no~ wut ~ publimed. N.q'.OI'!AJ. B-- 1 ···~·~ '~" Pony Enjoy~ Air Trip th@' ~ i I ~Y, POMEROY, OHIO I t' hl.s . 1,ntlon. But think of· th1" spiM«Jid n•umbles do not yet syQchronlze Our prc~e nl h~ws, unfo1tunatcly have bee n de~1g11 ~u opportunity a. spoiled. ij~l~l\_ chiJ.d with authentic data ar1 tnforma hu when he oan send hi&. old man tlon. ' w1th too m:cny legi*lators f1·am~g tit•Jm who have been to Siberll~n salt cell&ra tor ~~UW mere puppets co nholl ed by the intet est:-~ being ~erve~ " bale ot hay or eatlng a &.pecked lllJPle out or tJeMon. Still mvre unfortunately the future gi'.t l' H little cncourugcment to tho~:~-e \~JilU hop e or cxped tu ~c e a mnterit' 1 l:hotnge in th e neat future. ]~ Its tou true \Jut it 1s a lso too b!Ld that 1t 18 so tl'ue. - -- 8 .,_ ~ - ' Outside those features 'lrlliOII are ezoluslve in the Ford V-8 many of our advanced i.Jipr<W&llfl~ OIUI "- tQUQ<l in <~,ther cars-:PROVIIJED;-;,y.;u' ~et six 1or seven o~ the bea~ oara 111 .beriQa together and oollbine their partlculilr ::a~ -;--·-, ' .· ~ .. - TOO MUCH UN~T - ·~~· · · But tile ~' oar in. ~lob YOII- oeJ. t1n<1 AIL these advaooed improvements is the Ford V-8. · ' ,: ' Tci.ill1tistrate: , BeCill nth the i-tJ'IMI s;.,yllnder engine. You can get an ordbla17 8-<JyliDdJ!tr qlne in &111· or a dozen makes of cars c But if you want tpe \1-'-trpe engine or a oylindets or mre, several other makes of cars olrill pva. it t.o p, i t :vou pe.J the price of tbe!Je ' cars whiCh runs from 12,245 to 15.ooo. - Tab the eXtra strong X-tJ'IMI frue .' Yon can get t.llis in some other ~n the Ford. But 'ire do not know or aay oar ezoept tbe Ford, in which the I-members continue the full length or the traM, 11111<1ng 4 full length side mellbers instead or two. SeMral , ...... or oars will give lfOI1 the t fl~t'ing rear axle i f you paJ rl'<lll $1,310 to 16,250. One maker or oars puts this axle in the highpriced 0&1'11; bUt Dbt ill the low-priced one. It Js standard on the Ford. You OIUI get till! torque tube drive in six !othar makes of cars . only one ot llliioh coats 1 - tball 11.000. It bas alwap lieen a part or the Ford. '!bent ia only one other car-coordiog to S. A. E. rating-that has wore horseponr par powtd or car night thaD the Ford V-B hils, and tbat is a tuoos oar llliioh sells tor $4,825. 'fUIII the Ford Y-8 •IJDrtMa QJ"lU>der Mall. lfbicb adds 10 horsepower to the eogiAe ntllmlt using tiore gas-in fact, using less gas;-it is standard ill dql:v two oars tocla:v, !?Hide the Ford. One or these cars sells just ~r ~.IBOO 11¢.. tile ll~M~ tt ,I.J.825. , '!be ~ator ~Uy-,ot. the fotd V-8 is larger than that or any · oar · - et-·30-boi ;o ;r. .or wd11r, - p t on11 make orO¥, and that oar sells F're eXJM"'&ive jllllkea or cars as well as 8r &Q&ON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. OKLA. at $1,895. · Ita cr&llk oaae oil resenoir oapaoity is less than that of any other Fi..., quarts. That speaks v<llU1118s as to oil economy , ADd PO we oaold go OD with speoirioations, showing that every ford oar ocabiDeB thll advanced i"Prov ...uts lfbicb are scat te,red here and the!oe aaongst a nueber ot other excellent wakes . And, ct course, there are apeciallpointa or quality tbet are exclusively Ford features. In the list ot light S's, the Ford is lowest priced. or the V-8's, tba Ford coats 111911 thaD one--f">urth the prioe at th~ next car on the list, 8-cJUDder car. '' ,,., ' '. ' · ~t '. l ' ' ' ', ' _,I ' I ., ' �•' HOfCL COl.lJJV.SIIS ' I :. ,. ........ !WI!.. ,. ·~ ltU r.oomo ' l'la-' C.a tCI Uedu~ad JtOOMS ·I I - ,tUb DATU '\1;10 UININti 'RHM •ANU COe:F.U .li!lOP -& Uttllt.r Samfl Mauacemt'nt ~~w ·ll<•Wt .,._, Sm)'rM, J'.,ltla huuulre~h df pet ·ent.rfwiw• · 1\e 'l'.hc funeral of Ohp.rloo Y::agcl', Monday .was1leld Wednesday. •Buo1a.l WIG ma.tle 'at 2::ta at ·QrahQ.m 1 Stntlon, wU..h "IR-:tv. ·a. ·N . l{unk.le, 1'\.ev. 8to.ulhter and Rev . 'P. •T.. . Miller omciat.Jhg. Mr. and MI-a. Clarence Oibbs of !'ftrket :oJb\tllf were gtlests ot til!' the gLaest of Mr. an1 Mrs. Jolm Walker lJemver former's pa.rent.a, Mf."" and Mr! Martin over the week end. I spent the week end Arch ~lbbs, t his Wt"!k. 1 Mr!i. w. H.· Fogleiong aJ•d son l -wil 1 ~. Mrb. Robert Roush and .son ":lf . n.nd SIUlluel and Mrs. :Roy I Mr. iincl Mrll. Arthw· Klinzing of I' Pt. PlE.ml\.p.t, ~pent. Tu('sday wi tlt were \'1111\.on at Parkers- 1 El C,:,ntrc' . Callfomla, are the guesta Mhi. J. T . Robinson. . Bun1ay. : or Lhc !ormer'l! parents, Mr. 8flj:l : Mrs. Mu.rgarcb Zhumaker WhQ Jame8 Dieh l reLumed to his em- \ Mrs. Fred Klinzing aud family, \\.Ut;Jll l~t w:::ck b ·much hnflt"ovel:. J1loym cnt at Huntington Tuesday ~ Mrs. ahue Hottman or New Mlr.s Hamet·. " 1-epresentaLiv: a!ter liJllmdlng the PMt P~evera.l days! V{; ll nud Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hemsley fer the Untted St&tos Equlpmeot h l're. r ~ Pa rkerebmg vlsttl'ld Mr. and Mr1>. Oo., of '"'tnleigh, N. C., is n bu~iMr. ut"'-Ci Mrs. W. H. VanHorn and J oseph Keefer Sunday. nt:ss vis~tor here this week. daughter cr Salem, W. Va., were the I' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Mr. and. Mr;;. H. Woodrum of week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. cf East Liverpool were IUt;l&t& rf Clifton, w: rc gucsta .o f Mr . 111l.l Ha.rry Purdum. . Mr. e.nd Mrs. B. F . Board Baturda;, . ~.-11'6. Ed Ra-ybould, Monday. F10R RENT-Pumlahed &partmeut. alx rooms, bath. Bee Mr&. Oarl ,O bllnaer. Phone 816· X, 9·29w3t I For Sale, ·Mioc. Ueek&. Price JWseU, Pomeroy. *fy,eU Run. .w, MAKES I Ha.- r l"'R SALE-Sow and 10 ptgs !)Be •20.00. P'Uander Ohlo,. ate. 3, 110-1-St. or radlol aerv.lced at ......,abla prices. Brlnf ID your ~~o or cal.. UJ.,. B. M. Croll POU,Y 1\ND HER PAUl r~~.eroort. :..or+h'•· KBAFf wbo PANCd aWILY at hlB home Jnwe for Raat "'•v must b. iou!MI •to ,.,...ut M ~pre~d .:of hibercUioait. ;fto ·tab ... hitter, no tlll&e 'h "Ho-l'!KJ N.O ahoult IN ,...m~uea -=---·--= A mert.nm ,Clilf,., (pa'l l U '• ~zed) has fvlof. ft'Gf.uro1 f.J.ovorl :~P:PDlE -.1 · ~ - ~ iJolt.n art tt1re.. h ,..to.i for '' ttin9 ,afld · h~- ~lnt• ,lit !rom tu~ttt!dfoslt #ha~~o !J-t · w.igld othttwile 'he¥• .~:,,,,. cltHd? b that c:au&e enou9h to pttMit ittoYMnd• of pe:opt. fo j)e t?:OIId fo h 4tHded tttlftl ft.oft'l IU'lflrtrt ""Oo lltinUflf otJ.e Hlfl'e 9tf.. 4Rd vi'ICI~~ln4 P,_," o:u• ai'HI !tMtwlent.l \tl. lf..,IM Wftlt. Pt.9,_ llo.t •M~-' f01 1""1P'Y 1 axc.ht~n to 11oe . .\till~. '" T..dlotrculol\1 ·f•h• of'O lielldey. •it to IIOP t he fi&ht IIIIIUit .tU· · --~c.~R•b · \f!vt• !' ·~~~~ ...~ld att.ke ~cqitlltc f'tOYIIIGn far othl co.re ot n'"""" Y <lllbeniii0\.11 1PI · . t iill l, •\01 1~ u irlr •lid pro~~f· tion ol 1!1 •WrOte loo IM P CtiPY .,f " " ll\ ~ek ifll Out the Whitt i> I ~U"e. ·· f'LIZ/1.-II..d I ll Il l ·~ ~ I :lrfc.CIInr# ,'.~1fl ll•. ~he> the 'ft'o'lr'l "'' -'"~;s ro•etnu· nl tit :t.lif ·:O: a v.o leiiU IU, ... " fl.i.'.' (, . ~ Tbie I• ... ~~~:~~~~.~ II•• ta Aauria. woni• ... "~'dad tD tit.• lup,.... T1Mt WorW· Awiea I• tlM •t/"' lildoui l PUIII<H 1u.~r1 d l'r"" ,,u~ 1 *Priuitl ,;., .ollie. . !~ W'At!'PI§P b hnaJor.• wl. ..,_ .. . . . . ti:JI! ~•. 4• ~~. ~iESiEftoA Y'S FOOTBALL;---:-:c te-r-,."',"'to.._m..c.iih'-e-ro. >Mi~• ...,.. alw~!" .. "!'i!~!. fo• fl_ghtift;.OI••• ·tfi fMp, thnp .-d 10.ittl.. · \tu~• vp to 4u.rtMr SCQQS ...,tl'l ____. By International News Service Findlv. 13 ; l)enlson, 0. Xavicr, 33; KenymtJ 7. John Carroll, 2!); Otterbein, 6. Mu&k.IIJ1Kl41ll, 12; Kent St.a~. 0. Witten~. 33.: Detroit City College, o~ t'tlmplc, 26; So. California, 6. "'-Gar .w-.11 ,;., ..oltiD" .. r D~ueme, 19; W. Vtra:~. 'l. BuCk:nell. 34~ Lebag,on VaUey, 0. W . l,.lberty 1.5: Jo~ MarshaU, 'l . D&tr.olt U., 31; XP~llmLI. o. Haskell, 6; W.~\Q't\ 0. l ~> wa State, 18; Denver, 13. Te". SUNDAY 2:30 P. Jll. IRed Birds Win I .Fourth of Serle~:~ ~Q ~--nett and Walter Caufman &.re forming a new dairy kllOW.Jl. 8li Wle Qau,fman-B~net.t j ~rsey ~lilY ~d will besln ctellver!ng m1ijl: !lOOn, RU6&ell Hane-5 and famUy of Port$mouth Y,i81t.ed 1111 home folka here l'rldPJ . The game ot a Conner Kanauga Sharkey Down Another boy Alber~ Spencer now or. Colum· at 11'aduates who .received certiftcate! from the AmertCU}. ln5tltute ot llanking In Colwnbus. Mr. SpeDcer l:as a poaiUo.Q· tn. tiJe U:WlMna:ton Bank and bact C&J1led b~ oeJ'itlikate 1b.v a.Uerulilll· nl&ht. school tn that . clt.y. JQJ].n 9txte11 and w:.lte ot Belpre l.Wi is included tn t.he Ust. I Arizona. 18; Oc4;lidental, 0: Ripon, 6; Bradley, 0, TexNS Christian , 18; N. Texas nrc a:~ki of• Ule SCboono¥er and Tea., 0. John Flynn homes Th~y.. Southern Idetbodlst, 1~; Texas Bam. 01181 and wlte and John Te~oh.. 0. ones and wire of Dana, V{. va., -vlsl~ ¥re. Henry Spen,...er Mon~ Joy, ' Ml's. F.\t>rence RU51rell Vl&lted I Watscn of Columbus !I lends at lJutralo sunday. nc v. 1'~. C. Ver z and E . A. . Wllltt\ grandmoLheJ" Mrs. Tc-11a week end. v.ttended an all day meeting at Mt.. I of Lctl\l"t Ta.bor Sunday. Rev. aml Mrli . Andnn.: Perry of OJ' hor neand wife and Ruwsfort, W . Va., visited his par..former neigh- unt.a here 8und&.Y. Fred Rice a.rod Maggj.e Folan of Cheater vialted at tho Pulllna. home Bnnday, · ~:,Mi'. and f..(l"J¥- Charle.& DeWJ~~ file APJ'LU ••• ' I , ,·r Cold Sto,._e ()'fHEit FtRsr Y~ft M~ W.HR.$~~ • , ~,._. ,. , Store your Apple• in our modern cold atoracc-Write u1 for rateo. week. Andre.w White Js serioualy Ill. OUver Weetbcc I& repor.ted · 1n a serlplu:1. condiUon. Matte Towsl~y oi AlbtLny Is house Hj,~~~ • Store at Home where you can keep in . touch ·with your apples. CA/'IIILL/ MlDDLEPPOR'f E'n:. ~ ::' 4t '~:' _ __ PEARSON·. ScNSA"T"IO,NA l. Cl.E'/E!.AND HURLER •• By JANE GORDON Hlx Monday. 8Y: Edson Brook\\Yn It'• .,tenderizing too I 'You can mike It up jn blatk crtpe u the original, eel-1ray fame Sl.UGGING 'foUi\1(; FIRS'r silk or novelty worsted 16,.pe oxford a:ray tones and you'll ton SACKER. .iL OF 11-IE TIGERS· tit can also have short puffed or perky shouhJ.er caps. FbU ,_,,.. N•. 266 ··-- iff , . , ld t• to SiN 16 rljtlir" 4)i ••1 8. Waite, Sb•wner, Oklahoma NATIONAL LEP.OUF club Won New Yorlt . . . . . . . . . W Plttliburgh 85 Chlt..'\fo . . . . . 84 S t. Louis . . . 82 Bost-on . . 82 l {'le to faibion. ~otee...e• I HOW THEll STAND CorJor~'• •oJtll •" tr~llltJ Jlddwl in P•ri1 ft.l .,., ' " " " " Ul "'"~' ;,. NlfW l'eri. ant fiance at this attractive d~n alld you can see it'• really very ains· ,,.J I kt'eper aud ~aklng care of ~ Tenl\ Hlx h1 the absence ort.hru Lona Hall. , John Schreck and w1fe or Oalll-\ _cl;r~."~'''" llJOliiJ were guest.s nf Mrs. Tena Sn'LISH All!) GRACEFUL Alt Jut II DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? ~~MoN·r·:­ FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS 1 Ml\..1 VAN ATt"A THE T. H. DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. ~TOt' I>' ICE \J8lt(n&:; friends at Portsri:lpuf;h &hill 714,ts SEA~Q}J, INCLUDEr·• .'•'•'~ ' ll1 d · .~ 16 ,. IJ. .,.,tJ,.,J19-i.._ lll "' .:........ ,., ,,..,Ji••• ,,,;.,,.,. •.'' Phtladelphla Cincinnati LotJ~ 60 67 6r. 69 ' l'be We ~J••iu,~ ~!!IIW of •ny cily ve ~ually · known IU"e~~~~·~ 'ro 414 87 6ft . . . 38 ftl 92 oi."'-ERICAN LEAOUE Club Won, WRshington . . . . DB , .New York 00 rhlladclphla 70 Clevela.nd . 7f, D : tro lL . . 1:1 Ohlcago 6:'1 · Boot.on . . . 61 St. Louis . .. . . . .. .. &6 Lost. 52 58 10 14 111 83 85 84 YESTERDAY'& RESULTS NATIONAL LIA.GU£ B<:ston 4:, Brooklyri 1. ()nly, game scheduled. ll.ilo ll~~ - a1 lbe:r ba11• 114~ • ~~·~ of beiq IIK'C...ful. 'llt..Jl do not al!~'i-.toi!N ~' ~ have fint QlacJe a can,ful a~~lltia 0~ l:o!Miiiftl -.G . · ~ the pr&~:tis:al, certainty of ~uaeeH. W'hma tbe:~~ ••~!!Iiiii-~ tla!'ir ll.._i~eu ther aelcc:ted what titer believed' lit. ~ ~ inO.~ ••11.-tion.for bir butiae.-• TIIC1Y bltcl; ~ iD til• future of the city whll!l tbey clid .-. . . AMEfti(JAN ' LEAGUE V/w. . hlngto!t 8, New, York Q!>!Y ''me sched~. it '·GAMES '141JAY ---"· LITTLE WOR!-1! SEBIES Cdoumbus at B,UO'Jllo (night). ~ NATIONAL · ~AOVE NeW York at ~rtiOkJyn . OhlllaiJO ., ~t. Lolll•· F.hl)f.~lphla p.~ .ton. Otlly ....,.. "~·i!ll!Od. ~ \, • . f;:q11li.4~~~v i• !!DI' ~».f tbe.p,.ift&l fil!ln~atiP!II cttt• ere. lluiiJ, · · ·· , · · · .. . !R.,.;=~~'~t '*! ~~t •c:itr to~·~, 1m~~ ~·P .~· ~r·~ll8-~!!lli~•t ' hbce yolll' • •• • . . . . .. . . . . . . · (lt ... ,.. ..... . .. . • • ••••• • ••• , •• • • • • • • • •• ' 0 • I '' ,, 26~. size- to l>..,ris pattern. !ilo. •••• ••• ••• 0 • YpU brtui ' ' • . ' ' •• 0 • 0 •••• . . . . . . . . . . .. . ,.. ' .' .... '' .·~· '·. 8110 thle <:oupon ·fiUed Yooi'tl>iil, p~tter11 iJy t eti!fn ~all. .. , .. ·~ . w~if:)t. •·• I' •. · CJTY ' qN tO �•' HOfCL COl.lJJV.SIIS ' I :. ,. ........ !WI!.. ,. ·~ ltU r.oomo ' l'la-' C.a tCI Uedu~ad JtOOMS ·I I - ,tUb DATU '\1;10 UININti 'RHM •ANU COe:F.U .li!lOP -& Uttllt.r Samfl Mauacemt'nt ~~w ·ll<•Wt .,._, Sm)'rM, J'.,ltla huuulre~h df pet ·ent.rfwiw• · 1\e 'l'.hc funeral of Ohp.rloo Y::agcl', Monday .was1leld Wednesday. •Buo1a.l WIG ma.tle 'at 2::ta at ·QrahQ.m 1 Stntlon, wU..h "IR-:tv. ·a. ·N . l{unk.le, 1'\.ev. 8to.ulhter and Rev . 'P. •T.. . Miller omciat.Jhg. Mr. and MI-a. Clarence Oibbs of !'ftrket :oJb\tllf were gtlests ot til!' the gLaest of Mr. an1 Mrs. Jolm Walker lJemver former's pa.rent.a, Mf."" and Mr! Martin over the week end. I spent the week end Arch ~lbbs, t his Wt"!k. 1 Mr!i. w. H.· Fogleiong aJ•d son l -wil 1 ~. Mrb. Robert Roush and .son ":lf . n.nd SIUlluel and Mrs. :Roy I Mr. iincl Mrll. Arthw· Klinzing of I' Pt. PlE.ml\.p.t, ~pent. Tu('sday wi tlt were \'1111\.on at Parkers- 1 El C,:,ntrc' . Callfomla, are the guesta Mhi. J. T . Robinson. . Bun1ay. : or Lhc !ormer'l! parents, Mr. 8flj:l : Mrs. Mu.rgarcb Zhumaker WhQ Jame8 Dieh l reLumed to his em- \ Mrs. Fred Klinzing aud family, \\.Ut;Jll l~t w:::ck b ·much hnflt"ovel:. J1loym cnt at Huntington Tuesday ~ Mrs. ahue Hottman or New Mlr.s Hamet·. " 1-epresentaLiv: a!ter liJllmdlng the PMt P~evera.l days! V{; ll nud Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hemsley fer the Untted St&tos Equlpmeot h l're. r ~ Pa rkerebmg vlsttl'ld Mr. and Mr1>. Oo., of '"'tnleigh, N. C., is n bu~iMr. ut"'-Ci Mrs. W. H. VanHorn and J oseph Keefer Sunday. nt:ss vis~tor here this week. daughter cr Salem, W. Va., were the I' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Mr. and. Mr;;. H. Woodrum of week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. cf East Liverpool were IUt;l&t& rf Clifton, w: rc gucsta .o f Mr . 111l.l Ha.rry Purdum. . Mr. e.nd Mrs. B. F . Board Baturda;, . ~.-11'6. Ed Ra-ybould, Monday. F10R RENT-Pumlahed &partmeut. alx rooms, bath. Bee Mr&. Oarl ,O bllnaer. Phone 816· X, 9·29w3t I For Sale, ·Mioc. Ueek&. Price JWseU, Pomeroy. *fy,eU Run. .w, MAKES I Ha.- r l"'R SALE-Sow and 10 ptgs !)Be •20.00. P'Uander Ohlo,. ate. 3, 110-1-St. or radlol aerv.lced at ......,abla prices. Brlnf ID your ~~o or cal.. UJ.,. B. M. Croll POU,Y 1\ND HER PAUl r~~.eroort. :..or+h'•· KBAFf wbo PANCd aWILY at hlB home Jnwe for Raat "'•v must b. iou!MI •to ,.,...ut M ~pre~d .:of hibercUioait. ;fto ·tab ... hitter, no tlll&e 'h "Ho-l'!KJ N.O ahoult IN ,...m~uea -=---·--= A mert.nm ,Clilf,., (pa'l l U '• ~zed) has fvlof. ft'Gf.uro1 f.J.ovorl :~P:PDlE -.1 · ~ - ~ iJolt.n art tt1re.. h ,..to.i for '' ttin9 ,afld · h~- ~lnt• ,lit !rom tu~ttt!dfoslt #ha~~o !J-t · w.igld othttwile 'he¥• .~:,,,,. cltHd? b that c:au&e enou9h to pttMit ittoYMnd• of pe:opt. fo j)e t?:OIId fo h 4tHded tttlftl ft.oft'l IU'lflrtrt ""Oo lltinUflf otJ.e Hlfl'e 9tf.. 4Rd vi'ICI~~ln4 P,_," o:u• ai'HI !tMtwlent.l \tl. lf..,IM Wftlt. Pt.9,_ llo.t •M~-' f01 1""1P'Y 1 axc.ht~n to 11oe . .\till~. '" T..dlotrculol\1 ·f•h• of'O lielldey. •it to IIOP t he fi&ht IIIIIUit .tU· · --~c.~R•b · \f!vt• !' ·~~~~ ...~ld att.ke ~cqitlltc f'tOYIIIGn far othl co.re ot n'"""" Y <lllbeniii0\.11 1PI · . t iill l, •\01 1~ u irlr •lid pro~~f· tion ol 1!1 •WrOte loo IM P CtiPY .,f " " ll\ ~ek ifll Out the Whitt i> I ~U"e. ·· f'LIZ/1.-II..d I ll Il l ·~ ~ I :lrfc.CIInr# ,'.~1fl ll•. ~he> the 'ft'o'lr'l "'' -'"~;s ro•etnu· nl tit :t.lif ·:O: a v.o leiiU IU, ... " fl.i.'.' (, . ~ Tbie I• ... ~~~:~~~~.~ II•• ta Aauria. woni• ... "~'dad tD tit.• lup,.... T1Mt WorW· Awiea I• tlM •t/"' lildoui l PUIII<H 1u.~r1 d l'r"" ,,u~ 1 *Priuitl ,;., .ollie. . !~ W'At!'PI§P b hnaJor.• wl. ..,_ .. . . . . ti:JI! ~•. 4• ~~. ~iESiEftoA Y'S FOOTBALL;---:-:c te-r-,."',"'to.._m..c.iih'-e-ro. >Mi~• ...,.. alw~!" .. "!'i!~!. fo• fl_ghtift;.OI••• ·tfi fMp, thnp .-d 10.ittl.. · \tu~• vp to 4u.rtMr SCQQS ...,tl'l ____. By International News Service Findlv. 13 ; l)enlson, 0. Xavicr, 33; KenymtJ 7. John Carroll, 2!); Otterbein, 6. Mu&k.IIJ1Kl41ll, 12; Kent St.a~. 0. Witten~. 33.: Detroit City College, o~ t'tlmplc, 26; So. California, 6. "'-Gar .w-.11 ,;., ..oltiD" .. r D~ueme, 19; W. Vtra:~. 'l. BuCk:nell. 34~ Lebag,on VaUey, 0. W . l,.lberty 1.5: Jo~ MarshaU, 'l . D&tr.olt U., 31; XP~llmLI. o. Haskell, 6; W.~\Q't\ 0. l ~> wa State, 18; Denver, 13. Te". SUNDAY 2:30 P. Jll. IRed Birds Win I .Fourth of Serle~:~ ~Q ~--nett and Walter Caufman &.re forming a new dairy kllOW.Jl. 8li Wle Qau,fman-B~net.t j ~rsey ~lilY ~d will besln ctellver!ng m1ijl: !lOOn, RU6&ell Hane-5 and famUy of Port$mouth Y,i81t.ed 1111 home folka here l'rldPJ . The game ot a Conner Kanauga Sharkey Down Another boy Alber~ Spencer now or. Colum· at 11'aduates who .received certiftcate! from the AmertCU}. ln5tltute ot llanking In Colwnbus. Mr. SpeDcer l:as a poaiUo.Q· tn. tiJe U:WlMna:ton Bank and bact C&J1led b~ oeJ'itlikate 1b.v a.Uerulilll· nl&ht. school tn that . clt.y. JQJ].n 9txte11 and w:.lte ot Belpre l.Wi is included tn t.he Ust. I Arizona. 18; Oc4;lidental, 0: Ripon, 6; Bradley, 0, TexNS Christian , 18; N. Texas nrc a:~ki of• Ule SCboono¥er and Tea., 0. John Flynn homes Th~y.. Southern Idetbodlst, 1~; Texas Bam. 01181 and wlte and John Te~oh.. 0. ones and wire of Dana, V{. va., -vlsl~ ¥re. Henry Spen,...er Mon~ Joy, ' Ml's. F.\t>rence RU51rell Vl&lted I Watscn of Columbus !I lends at lJutralo sunday. nc v. 1'~. C. Ver z and E . A. . Wllltt\ grandmoLheJ" Mrs. Tc-11a week end. v.ttended an all day meeting at Mt.. I of Lctl\l"t Ta.bor Sunday. Rev. aml Mrli . Andnn.: Perry of OJ' hor neand wife and Ruwsfort, W . Va., visited his par..former neigh- unt.a here 8und&.Y. Fred Rice a.rod Maggj.e Folan of Cheater vialted at tho Pulllna. home Bnnday, · ~:,Mi'. and f..(l"J¥- Charle.& DeWJ~~ file APJ'LU ••• ' I , ,·r Cold Sto,._e ()'fHEit FtRsr Y~ft M~ W.HR.$~~ • , ~,._. ,. , Store your Apple• in our modern cold atoracc-Write u1 for rateo. week. Andre.w White Js serioualy Ill. OUver Weetbcc I& repor.ted · 1n a serlplu:1. condiUon. Matte Towsl~y oi AlbtLny Is house Hj,~~~ • Store at Home where you can keep in . touch ·with your apples. CA/'IIILL/ MlDDLEPPOR'f E'n:. ~ ::' 4t '~:' _ __ PEARSON·. ScNSA"T"IO,NA l. Cl.E'/E!.AND HURLER •• By JANE GORDON Hlx Monday. 8Y: Edson Brook\\Yn It'• .,tenderizing too I 'You can mike It up jn blatk crtpe u the original, eel-1ray fame Sl.UGGING 'foUi\1(; FIRS'r silk or novelty worsted 16,.pe oxford a:ray tones and you'll ton SACKER. .iL OF 11-IE TIGERS· tit can also have short puffed or perky shouhJ.er caps. FbU ,_,,.. N•. 266 ··-- iff , . , ld t• to SiN 16 rljtlir" 4)i ••1 8. Waite, Sb•wner, Oklahoma NATIONAL LEP.OUF club Won New Yorlt . . . . . . . . . W Plttliburgh 85 Chlt..'\fo . . . . . 84 S t. Louis . . . 82 Bost-on . . 82 l {'le to faibion. ~otee...e• I HOW THEll STAND CorJor~'• •oJtll •" tr~llltJ Jlddwl in P•ri1 ft.l .,., ' " " " " Ul "'"~' ;,. NlfW l'eri. ant fiance at this attractive d~n alld you can see it'• really very ains· ,,.J I kt'eper aud ~aklng care of ~ Tenl\ Hlx h1 the absence ort.hru Lona Hall. , John Schreck and w1fe or Oalll-\ _cl;r~."~'''" llJOliiJ were guest.s nf Mrs. Tena Sn'LISH All!) GRACEFUL Alt Jut II DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? ~~MoN·r·:­ FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS 1 Ml\..1 VAN ATt"A THE T. H. DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. ~TOt' I>' ICE \J8lt(n&:; friends at Portsri:lpuf;h &hill 714,ts SEA~Q}J, INCLUDEr·• .'•'•'~ ' ll1 d · .~ 16 ,. IJ. .,.,tJ,.,J19-i.._ lll "' .:........ ,., ,,..,Ji••• ,,,;.,,.,. •.'' Phtladelphla Cincinnati LotJ~ 60 67 6r. 69 ' l'be We ~J••iu,~ ~!!IIW of •ny cily ve ~ually · known IU"e~~~~·~ 'ro 414 87 6ft . . . 38 ftl 92 oi."'-ERICAN LEAOUE Club Won, WRshington . . . . DB , .New York 00 rhlladclphla 70 Clevela.nd . 7f, D : tro lL . . 1:1 Ohlcago 6:'1 · Boot.on . . . 61 St. Louis . .. . . . .. .. &6 Lost. 52 58 10 14 111 83 85 84 YESTERDAY'& RESULTS NATIONAL LIA.GU£ B<:ston 4:, Brooklyri 1. ()nly, game scheduled. ll.ilo ll~~ - a1 lbe:r ba11• 114~ • ~~·~ of beiq IIK'C...ful. 'llt..Jl do not al!~'i-.toi!N ~' ~ have fint QlacJe a can,ful a~~lltia 0~ l:o!Miiiftl -.G . · ~ the pr&~:tis:al, certainty of ~uaeeH. W'hma tbe:~~ ••~!!Iiiii-~ tla!'ir ll.._i~eu ther aelcc:ted what titer believed' lit. ~ ~ inO.~ ••11.-tion.for bir butiae.-• TIIC1Y bltcl; ~ iD til• future of the city whll!l tbey clid .-. . . AMEfti(JAN ' LEAGUE V/w. . hlngto!t 8, New, York Q!>!Y ''me sched~. it '·GAMES '141JAY ---"· LITTLE WOR!-1! SEBIES Cdoumbus at B,UO'Jllo (night). ~ NATIONAL · ~AOVE NeW York at ~rtiOkJyn . OhlllaiJO ., ~t. Lolll•· F.hl)f.~lphla p.~ .ton. Otlly ....,.. "~·i!ll!Od. ~ \, • . f;:q11li.4~~~v i• !!DI' ~».f tbe.p,.ift&l fil!ln~atiP!II cttt• ere. lluiiJ, · · ·· , · · · .. . !R.,.;=~~'~t '*! ~~t •c:itr to~·~, 1m~~ ~·P .~· ~r·~ll8-~!!lli~•t ' hbce yolll' • •• • . . . . .. . . . . . . · (lt ... ,.. ..... . .. . • • ••••• • ••• , •• • • • • • • • •• ' 0 • I '' ,, 26~. size- to l>..,ris pattern. !ilo. •••• ••• ••• 0 • YpU brtui ' ' • . ' ' •• 0 • 0 •••• . . . . . . . . . . .. . ,.. ' .' .... '' .·~· '·. 8110 thle <:oupon ·fiUed Yooi'tl>iil, p~tter11 iJy t eti!fn ~all. .. , .. ·~ . w~if:)t. •·• I' •. · CJTY ' qN tO �I ' · ~ ,. ' . ., ilJore Suits Filed MEIGS ' ' ' '' c6tiN:rY TO Local School Yard 1 , ' Personals 'U UII ' RIO 8tATt U ' MUI ! U~ ----------------~--~~ 8T ANO ·asf EADERS' NOTICE- _I! ;yout..iMMs~s o G11arded R the Newa Olllce WEATHER FORECAST- . 't.: of 'l'he D'1J7 Tribune, call 286-L; If the Bualllet!l omce uk for 202·1L ~~ . Ohio a nd West Vir8lnia- Palr llliRhi:Jy eoo~r Poi!Sibly lllht. fi"QM, to.1r, &lowly rlalng temperBture FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Newa lt'e In - un: sAv.l:o &Y DOcTOa ---'-' Oltokland, cal., Sept. 30-JN8'Ibe lUe of Mts. Johnny Vei'JM~ wtte of the atar t.hird. buem1m of ibe New York Otants, 'W1UI saved by Lhe heroic act ot Dr. WUUam MUla who opened one ot hla ow1. velna tor an biood trau:tuaton &afore perfonnlna a. emerpn.cy caesarian OReJ"&tion on ~ gez. tt wu revealed tod8y. V'er· Mrs. Verae• is now reooverln&- Her baby di.eel lhortly after birth. QUIIET PROBE 8 'fAGED COlumbus, 0., sept. 30-INS- BuUdina: and loon com]lAnlea in ail Ohio's larp ciU.ea are belnJ' .subjeet.ed to QUiet but lntenalve ln· veotlptlona clmUar to lllooe which b:-ouabt OD Dayton'f.: ftnanc1al thunderbolt yulcrday when ~ Dtate beaan liquidation of ae\oen Mcrntsomery cotmty loan eoJD~, ' Tb11 beeame bown today iJn thP. heels of the~ ibayton uphea.~l. R~~SE~ELT TALKS BY Carrter 15 Centa---By Mail t4.00 Tribune .RansOm Recovety U LEG VIOlENCE HAREO AMEH1CAN KilLED ,JS'NEW ~UTBHEAK rlAHES IN CUB~ G STRIKE IN ,PENNSllVANIA .AT C~NVfNTI Ex-Solclien T'Ota Of At. I titucle • Of Government Toward Veterana Of - .,-- Entitled To- Aid - : 2000 People From Weot Virainia, Kentucky Ani! Ohio Are Present For lnapirina Dedicatory - ? Exercises, In Eao!Jem Part Of County :·· ":. ' Wound From Stray Bullet ' GOVERNOR OF TWO STATES HERE Aho Congreuman Jenkins And Other Notilile•; Banquet At Local Hotels Precedes Exerc;iJU-.~ Which Openec! At 2:30 I I By LEO V. DOLAN !NS Stoff Correspondent Plttsburs:h. Oct. 2- INB--F ru 'li(. fear of violence und bloodshed marked the steel and • ' New Yorh man to be the Y"l~3!1le nt ' ~ Efftetlvo date or the soft <'<131 code - As miners defied orders to return to U1e pits o.nd steelworkers Uueat- -- prl)(>!am•tmn 11.nd Camp~ ~~~ \y:• ;~ m· to tst!'! r '"$ l [, i'J :you steel- an appes. I "to the' ladles" stopped to wa.tcb. "Oet after your men .. we're flhowtn• you how .. come on there, Ring Career Of Stribling Ended ladles, join the nne." ..,........_. Several did, MeanwbUe, 10,000 emvtoyers or Weirton B~eel company 1n vtralnlw a.nd Ohto remained tn tflelr walkout. E. T. ' l!r. - - -- solely en reoogn\UQn Ot uon 1ecog- • Under an signed by President ROOSf.vr>lt SaUndny , non - W. ~~~~~~cr~as~h~t~h~aft~nece~~sal~ta~t~ed 1 at Olalrton, .111W of the bf-products A tense situation waa developing pla.nt of the Camerle Mteel compuny P. fi.Ubsldll~ry, of the u. s steel Cnrp Dellplt~ nn offl("inl bo.n on picketing, SCQtf.el'f!(l groups of minaln>!"ltf ers belo.n tllterlng Into Olalrt.on at dawn, determined to draw out llddltlon&l at.eel workers In a s~mpathy strike f.o ho.lt the usc or ~t.-of- stat.e Coal. I~ • .... ' ') ~ tlte and towards those who suffered ShaWJJee, Oklahoma A fam0111 writer once exprene4 a d+'-lre for \be rift which· would permit ua to see ounelvea u othen - ua. Fortunately or unfortunately, u the caM JII&J' be, auo:h tift hu aot been ,ivea us. If it were, it ia pO&aible that the 111111 of Mlf-complacenc:y ~~ld be c0111idenblly lellfiUed in 1010 ~e. ,. Bard tlmM, the president Infer- red. haM brouaht the neu.sattr er .. third prh\ctple---opa whieh is. rtQ~ p!Jed not to U1e veb!ran especially. but to an-relief for tb.e destitute. About t11J4 he ,.14: Ia the face of riaina priceal Imagine I Our eJrtire atock included in this Sale-Take ad van· tate of Thia · I Theoe Values I ' \ Ic S Two""""' and Scenlel . 30 ln. Rouah Plulero , , , aoll Up toe": All 8uatflll. Colon. 30 ln. Wean• Verr New .. lSC Blll-Bro House paint- 3 yr auar R1chcote 4HR Enamel, all colora RA>n Interior 010151!1 Up Enamel Quart aenlot has come. To tbem u. Not loiiJ aao the people !If Spila banilh.~ their Kiq aad aet up a Republic. .• Appuentlr th•J' are leh certala tciclar of the qt . Dial ~~ ' ,, ' • ' ' I nlcr&D PnnldiD · todaJ ~ tile""" poot. Reeoaunend .... - •• tMI!Nieat,~ tblncprl~ ~ to,~•.aDU;neuJ am~- piciCNla one. Oblo. 1 1~ .• ~> -r b ~~ •.1 , fJ t ;\1'/l.i. h' l II ..~..- \ " {, "t "•· .t l~ •a - IfIll W l.l! ' Oet. 'i-IN&-Nalh- ' I ' .• POSTMASTER'S JOB laateacl of tlrln1 M.t.elf out walkia1 JlroUild toWII lookia1 for thiap a11:. Wt.ata, ~e bau•wlte aowaclara reada ·the -paper adv.erti~ea~~ aad 1M& dlioectiJ' t9 'tbil atons who adv,rtlae, lmowln1 that •he caa-re what abe ~eeda.there. l ~,. I • I I. .' , '. J~\ .a ·~ on 1'8.(1:~ Threal McCOY ,TO RECEIVE wisdom of il*t mo~ Some of~-- to tbiak that' klDc Is aot IUCb aa apepm fl.--head .~ all. $2.00 Gal. '''' Wall Paper 8 Paint Co. ' li8 fio. Court St. the hll lald. lknm for the rellet of <OODtlnu~ $ •. 10 'Miller Bl'os. 2-INS- r.derl.l aovemmenl .,... th> ..,. lJ)Ieattoo at the o~~ame rule whl1.:h $1.69 a•l Washable Youngstown, 0 ., Oct. a part Of a tooO,OOO at Indiana. 'l'ftlert: • many. v•rans cb' :,.... !tel wbOpl :dil&billtv ldekne.. Uiteon:Deoted wltb war J Plat Wall, Paint because he -.rore a uniform, must thereaftet' be placed. In a spec1&l class of beneflctarle& over o.nd I·:· ·:"·c::c ~iiOi~ above a.u other elt.laena. The fact " of Wl&rlnl a unUorm. does not mean tbat he ean demand. and re- ceive from his government a ben- WALL PAPER and PAINT At.,, . , , aervtga Jn Ita defeme ""l1he aeeond vrlnclple 18 that no efit whleh no other citizen reeelvea. It doe:; not that b .. to eauee a peraon the d~forays _... said, little tenoe ot hla more eflect IJlan to serve as "pep" ballc obUptton of tala ebDuld receive from ment becs11ae of a. ~; ~~ cn:lnd. &Iter hla servke term~ o~:'b~rte~~~~ lne:ted, and not conneeted wtth sllnljnl<. that service." IM:;;PR=O;;;VE;;;;;:ME:=NT:::'ORni!RED -OF- PAINTS l.njuey or ()O!ltmcted disease while )Jei"IOD. -~ .SENSjJ\TIONAL SALE CROll Up followtntr :>f bear arms.obligation is that tlle ;;;:;~from has a respoiUlbilllv By EDSON R. WAITE ll l:l.ll 1: I. Tomlo.,r of Short! Durati001; Four Poroona Ropcwtod Injured state ton deseendanta Mrs Adams, a sister of )ln. Norma Calkins 1oben aer- Did YoU, Ev~r S~op To Think 1 filM principii!', Jsland grave was viewed by the Bumne- I ' ( R!le -----:----:---:-~-1 at the Butongton _,. ' I Park. the Buftlnston party aecompanied Mr Adams t.o Bumng~ tor. Fields (80 named. In honor of the Joel Buftlng(.OO) where the . Jr.ti!.CTRlC ' Theatre Sauvage Confectionery tho ll'~ and .,-1;J '!E union emooyes or c~ptl\le mines where coal ls produced solely for parent concerns arc auatontecd prr-cisely the same hours, wages rwd _ working and living conditions a!! 1 miners employed by open mn.rket Macon, Oa. Oct 2-INS--His operators. A Similar situation precolorful ring career ended by a tra· valls in the st.eel lnduhtry ! - -- Labor Convention 0 pens At CapJ t aI Colorf"l Fi&bter Loaea Foot 'n l H"•ahway Collision in Geor1ia "' •m on" WPf>l; h "'1n " 11 t'' ll uru.·on<!Jl uttlln:i.l . ' 0 1' and Wl'st Vlrglni£1 . Settlement of the \Usturbau~<> 1 ' 1he&!- two baste lndmtru~s hlnl{{'d nltlon of the unions emeryency n~menL t• •o ·1 New Yo-!t ened to spread their .. HoUdnyM thrpuahout the indus trinllzed t•1state region or Penm;ylvunla afra1d. we've rot peo;Jll? crowd- ========~~ or the Ohio Bt&te Archaeo)Ogje•l ~'! mto thr three acre plot formlro.H and Hlstorical 8oc1ety, ma:dt" a few 1t he Butrlngwn ]:;111.nd Memorial rt:marks appropriate to the occu&t e te Part. whll ~ they saw and ion. welcoming the numcr ' or j l.eard the unveiling and d~lcatlor WC8t Vlrglnia, the honorabJt. il. G. cf the monument and the rededl- Kump. to Ohlo. · :"'" ~~ • . cH Uon of the MeCook and MoundJudge c E Peoplu. tiii~ l lndldm' taolets he speakers and Ule The prcgra:n was onr which was George White, governor · cr exceptlooal Interest, rpt w13 s the flrst to deliver an , lenathy but !nt.er spersed with ooverMr White pictdi'edr I f JX"Ilkers throughout McCook and his nine 1\ahtiQ' Icijij I The corav9.n of automobiles wend ~ 1 ne or whom died beront tbii,' Of\?1 l lng It& vny to the si~ or the park War betan but while In tbe _ . l in eQsl.ern M~IR" following a ban- cf his country as men of !' Ar) unusual event , not on the >nd rlauPLless cocrage He 1 p,: ardlcss of the prejudices rred North and or the South. IJ( . ~ ~~~~:~':yr!'uC:~.m Bu~~Y . wh: t.mes, the fact could not "'llf~ ~ -Joseph w Bumngton met and : aped that courase of t~ • _.... talked to George E Adams Dur- •·rder was not aa attribute Gl~"". mg the course of the converv.- north or of the soutll but ~ •1:tlon, Mr Butllngton Inquired ,._ ta!ned equally by both gardltlg the loca.tkln oJ the arave paid the highest tribute to of his great amnd~father Mr 'ng nten of that war rept fll Adams. happily wa~ able to tell •he:r stations In the ccntllcl. him all about lt beeawe It Ia lo~ .ng the oourse of the addNIII. lhe (O.ted on the Adams farm near ~ vernor tc.uched. upon the ftr at Pert land r1 esem on depreaton and. said that After the dedication ceremonies he Wall one of the old school who A~cu l Sltuation In Penns)lvanta today-· Contlnuo4 you-. .eet .... tho8e""'' yellow· 1 l in Enaqement Cuban Troops And Former Officero In Ohio Where Workero Are Aasured Of 20o/o Wage Increase If Ill· neh Caused By En· listment I SIX OTHERS SLAIN MINERS AT WOR\(: SICK VETERAN MEM~RIAl SHTt P~HK DE Ii Victim Dies From Eflfeclta i1;1: Situation Tenae In Of Coal Code Goin11 Into Effect REO l[ll[~ O~liN MEIGS HISnRY SHS BUFfiNGUN To Test Gold Act Conliders Move at Reaa1t of Trouble in Steel, Coal Industry -- ;relieved that Indlvtduauty and 111~~ t~ a.tlve are atUI present in men toat. larse lortun;•';.,;"';";~ ,l~.u~iji' t.ones;:ly by the ,>1 one"a talents. Governor Kump,. of lbllowed with a ftne U!o;;:e !:.'~~"'!'~· imion• � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 1, 1933 adams buchanan