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READERS' NOTICE - 11 JOU
the Newo Olllce of The
Tribune, call 2811-L; If the Bualn1111
Olllce ulr for 202-B.
TAfT RHUSES TO
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Of TAXING SYSTEM
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Bluntly Tella Governor
10 Mill Pro-1
Ia Miotake
CAN SPEND TIME
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Better, Cincinnatian Saya,
In Oppo.inr Propoaecl
Amendment
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McKay,
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clmlrmfln. H. R McPher11011, T. W.
Jc ncs, C E Peoples. Jacob DeaQ.,
v.- A Compton, Mrs. c. F Ra.th·
Lurn, Cady Wbnle)', Mrs. Van, E.
McDade, Mrs. A. V Howell and
Mr Kelntz of wllom, Mll;s Whaley
ond JacOb Dean paRSed to their
tternal reward before the work wu
to pmolde
membera who
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MEXICO APPEALS FOR Am
J4elleo City, Oct. 3-IN6-For-
mer Pretlttent. EmUo Portea 011,
ht~ad of the Tampleo relld commit~
tee, today appealed fCir cont.rJbutlol\8 from aU Mealcam living In
tbei United States t-o aid the vlctlms of the Tamploo hWTieane and
flood.
"We lleed
help on a ooll06Slll
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enough aromatic Turkim
know, ever since
-are blended and croasthe lndia1111 found out
tilendecl the CheaterAeld
the pleasute of smoklnr tiJ.;.
Way,
bacco, thete have beeit mllllj
way& of enjoying it.
Then the clprettea are
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But of all th~. way~ in . , m~de right- 6rm, 1 wellwhich ll>llaccb io uoecJ, tf1C . 'filled, Chesterfield uses the
cigarette is die milcle8t fllin>.
right kind of pure cigarette
paper.'
~npilier tliing-cirareites
1fhere are otherpxl ciga·
• are•a)lollt th'e, most eon..&nient tnnoke. All ym'l ha"e 1 ~. of cilune, but Chestto do iB ltJ:i!'t ,,ft\!'~h~ 1~ ~ ' o;ti\CI~. ii I ' ( '
EverytGmg that.pt~ney
the cigareuj! elaae's
can buy and eveeythlng tlllt
milder, IM cigareere
science know8 abt).ut IS used
~hal fluees beuer.
to make Chcsterlit!TdS.
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IIH! a.sk you 10 try diem.
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PARALYZE
Pennaylorania; U.ireat
Spreado To Weot
Vircinia
comp!!.ny in
CIO.il Lon
The Jiublic will p i - be adYillfld that
we hav,e WOn apJ111inted
diatributinr
areacj for;'Atlat:Powder.
Phone 498.L
or call at tlie-:BLIJt DIAMOl'ID COAL CO.
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FRUIT , fh;R~
fAll sta~o1:::s;~:~est HAVANA 15 OUIHI
~N DEAf £AHS . IN D~~=·~ l!;:: ~nro- AfT[R WilD NICn.
:STRIKE or MIIUS T~~;;~~;.:;;,.~~~ j WH[N w~ KllUD i'
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the picket IIJ:.o•.s indleated they we1 e
disposed Lo heed ne~ther commands
or i.he rovernment nor t.he plea" of
their own union officers to "aupP<>L1 Ute Pretilchmt and bTCt buck
the Job."
1 Sl.l'lkers tit lhe Welrlon Steel
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Accordtrg- to the custom followM
b:-J other 'ehurchea on tbe ftl'llt Saba
l1atb ot the mf,ll1tJl of ~
members of the Sunday setoo1 cl.d.llll
es of the Simpson M lij church
presented a l:ta.lly Day Jll'Ogra.m
SundaY bl connection with the ll!•·
uul Churell s~ rvlc.e•.
'fhe fol1owint~: program wa.s a:Lver~:
J'lve-mtv.ute talk. Percy L. Peoplr.S,
tr.achet qf the IILdles clas11; piano
aulo, Nara Tracy; rt~Cltatlon, Bobble .Eperilbach, .rona:, flve girls of
the ChUdren's Home; recltatlo"l,
runald Miller; vocal solo. ~orm'!ll
Fcss and concludlng remarll:s ny
P.!:!V ManeSll, eastor of the ct1urell.
P,~~r ' B~el
Senate Mail-Shipping Probe
In a truculent. mood, mQer& in
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L LEASED WIRE OF tNT ERNATJONAL NEWS SERVlCE.
PittaburP, Pli., Ott. $-~8MobillJation of strlklnl mlQt Into
cto.se Jcnlt ptc&t~ llnM, ln th
or NRA appeala tor induatrlall)e&ce
today silnalilied a conttnUionee o
widespread etrlkes wheh h&n
alyr.ed the b1"\1m..nous eoeJ
try and han spread to at.eel nul.
of the We&t Vir&lnla Panhandl~ a.nc.
the Pl.ttsburgh district.
were
"Tap.s"
~rat. UN.
ms starr
l~t '!h«il be f\ r :o~t " He IA.Ve a
llrlef re~~ume or wa1at the society is
(l!)!ng after wnk:h tbe ftrlng J;QU~
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By LEO V. DOLAN
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!Olinde<!, clu11lng the prORram
The genera.! commlttee In charae.
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perish It Wfl an!!
----Successor To Da)
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Speculation Rife •• to c.r,.
eraor'a Choice for Su·
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If n•a lfewa n'l ln The: Tribune
After he set lire to hl.l houae 8ll4
l'elr Carpenter, John Pl8chler
yn,n ago, t&taJiy wounded hlm..
when he turned a shot ~ Gil.
h!maelt shortly after noon Mon4111.#'.
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Oh!o and Wa:t Vlrtinl&-Palr
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Not much
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1J••na Fishier Belie•ecl To
Han Become Sud·
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WEATHER FORECAST~·~·
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~hat Oovemor
Ocorae White and the state adrnln1tratkm have failed to provide 1
prot<otlon '"' the mo.noo.aecurltJes
depoalted In hia I
there Ls "grave dan-
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By GeneraI Street I
En 1 a 1ement
Fortune's Favorite
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Plll>lloi>..S Doll)' allG
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LDc&ted pn Lower 6ecoDd Street, Pom.ero)', o .
. 1fl*li our tmodll send ua I~ .... neu matter tor pl:lbUrUt.oo tber :
~ Ill oil CMOS olftl lhelf nameo-<boooh !lot """"'" -11J lo bO I
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LEAVE MONEY ALONE
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ltett reoemty t01· etru:tnnall. 0 , Oct s-tN&-14orl.11&·
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M111 Marla By1n o f E LJ { f'f·
M'"" Nellie He1l.llley and eon Del·
Bectwlp ehurdl here, died ln St.
Vlnunt.a halpttal today of blood pool wa:; the geust fQr u few ctav1 bt:rt , lett Sunday .ifor Akron, whe~
ht'r h u.sba.r.d llr.a ' eiUploYIJ).tnt..
polJoiUnr resultina' from a let am- of Mr an~ Mrs D 8 Spnncl'r ·
Lawre nce Rose and faruUy were
Mrs. Chas Hol~r ts 111
putation two weeU sao
Mrs Ni!l!ie Hf'~~~f'Y "' as a guf'i'.>t wee k end guet~t.!l oto relaUvea at
-~~--c r her cow;!n Vrm'l:-1 ~f'a::w and Long Bot LOm
lnmlly .recemly
Mr, Mat' FJU!kenberger of Ak·
LEGAL NOTICE
Mervll H al ..ld 11.nd fam 1ly who om h1!.8 been the KUe~~ t the ~
•pent thl' s11 m m er ~ Kt PSL uf llH . wo 'W ee ks o f he r pa.ren t.t, Mr. o.nd
panni.!' !'.~r anr"I M1 U.1. u r· !n
Mn: S ~ HolLer ..
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APPLES
FOR
For
~torage
Cold
Golden Ro~ll Who
, Come Friday
Store your Applea in our modem cold
atorage-Write us for rates.
Store at Home where you can .keep in
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THE T. H. DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO.
PO~TOFFJCF.
MJDDLEPPOR.T
Storage Capacity 10,000 Baaketa, Pomeroy.
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HAT1MYBOY!
ATTENTION!
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11HUDDLE11
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CIIURCH Of' THE NAZARENE
"Btl' Jet* ltaa.olplt, aow In
tHond 7t:a• 011
TliondJke varat, aDII eee IOl the natlau'a
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atar-.. hu h•• a
lnt PM e1reer e , e r maca
lilrla . . . . . . . . . . little A!"""''
C. P. Sm~t.!s, Pa,.tor, Syracuse
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Sunday !'Chool 9:30 A
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Mom •• Pop ·~ the reet
familJ' lllra aew Ustenfae
~u.a State. "Blr Jer• ia
Toaaar Mek ho•e which ••
n nettUDIII and ltartln with
Mei:al-lal'terJal eplodid. Be'a
nila.ewltat hlrll..hat wlllll
'l'hnt417ke apeB hJa
M .,..,. from Dor•tbr
•••Jh._ of the ,-Jc·he.t m.u
AUwul - the 01t'ller of tle Jlaseworka In •hie•
Po• labors.
.-811 Jer'
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morning b" Army lenders close t.o
Col Fulgt'nclo Butlsta chief of Uw
staff who said he wn~ ~uu IOY.n.Jly
1MIIDI. State. '7-1. Whldt
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t11xteen bushel& cf corn are rethruughoul the state.
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qulred to fatten "' slxt:~-pounder,. There waa a time In the old d,_ys
with no extra char1e1 tor room \\hen we read cf bumper crop11,
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Bf'rvtce. The total I& etshty mtlllon Rlant pumP.klnll and bowle_ntd
PRISONERS AND PAROLES
1buahell or corn.
aheep. The , bh11 were Jop1tded wlth
wheat. The araln elevators were
T PRESEN1' there is a prison e r in the Ohio Stat9-1)rtsou
El&hty mlllltm bushels ot corr. st.u!Ced. to the chins.
who IS rated i\~1 one of the womt cnmlnals in the lll-- would have mea.nt a glut of the I
1034 mJrket T11e sovornment saw
Todlly It Is 1\ question of re·
stitution. JuHt now he is serving t1mc in ihc solitary con - tbat comtnr, so 1t plc;~wed the elshty !1:nds and paper work Harvest
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•. ,. ,, mll~ion ur-der tn 1933. You will ttmc ls !!pent In the telcpllDne
ft ncment portiOn
O
e ms 1tut10n ecaUI~e e ll cmp..,.- ' "" ncvet g:et a twisted neck from look~ bc()th. The bellt thing that can hap ..
1pen on a fann L' to sink a well tor
to levd the convicts, Sunday, into an uprhsing with tho IPI ahca~.
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1water and strike lniC. That'll what
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possl e.
e a empt 1,
Queer thtn
are happenlnll La ,_ u need today
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\Vhat we want to menUou however, i~ the fact that
lus (a:o~c bus been brought to the parole board twice bU 1
htt:; been <'ontinued each time. Ho is a rubber, cominr t1~
~hu pen for participatidu il1 highw11y robbery, one of our
ma1m· and vicious crimes. 1-lis l't!COt'd Ill ext.remetr bad,•
\tlllll'c Ius htcarceration and he h} wanted 111 Ka'nsa~ for vtlt:ln t ~r J n of parole m addition to chargeM ~tauding ugaifl.-.t,
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()c:xlet Keezer, Conner newspaper·
. ~an aml economist of Brooklantl~•lie, ~d., le new ex~cuttve directo1
Of the Con~:;umcrs' AdvuJOry Board.
1 tfe uq f>icturf'd at ht11 d(!ek in NRA
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Ath... , tl~"' .,. ~ODQaet Ita
·llll •~in ~ilino Chriotmao
Cin ... ~P•~ Ia laTited to
.,..eh • that oetuicnL • • •
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THAT there ia more to any buaineao than merely having a
pll't:e to ol!l buaineu.
Sec:urinr the merchandia~ to aell io ooly the firot otep.
The moat important thinala the oellina of merchandiw and
aellina it rirbL
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The rilht kind of merdtandioe, bac:ked up by the ri11ht kihd
of Advertuina, will alwayo build a profitll)>le byaineu.
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Good advertiaina c:reatu an irreatible appeal.
J\avertloed merdtat\dlae'lhraya createt IPOd·will for any
buoineu becauoe it aivw ..U.futjon.
The .c JemP4 for advertiaed 1ooo11 io IJ'OWII)g day br day.
Advartioilr alwaya !l'lllkeo a WO!IderfuJ. jm~aion on buoy
ahop~a; ~heY alwaya read th.e ada before ahbppins in order to
s cn1• nct·d l<)
nntl pru-
nntlme and money.
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entJPe'ty' heal, ' no matter how INI'I':J, be
nervq. give way 1Ptder th9 strain.
And a nervoua m.D. ie troquentl7 not
reaponsible for the thinks h111 aaye.
Butresponalble or not, his bitter, 11barp
worda can cruell,.- wound those around
ma.y be afterward.
him-and eauM ~which will neftr
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Watch your nervea. Get your full
amount of sleep evetty night. Eat regn.
lar1y and sensibly. :Find thn~ f.or recrea·
tion. And smoke Camels-for Camel's
costlier tobtllC08utHtr~t on yourMn'•.t.
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COSTLIER' TOBACCOS
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Truthful advertiai!1r bu a ~de ranre of apJieaL
David Lloyd GeoriJC suys t;,;;-;;;c World Wu1· •huuld
bH\'C endefl in l n16. We can ¥0 him 0!11..! !JeUcr lUltl l'lny I
', '*Jlat it should have ended the day hefure it •tarted.
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tak
e 70U to put a dot in the
iB a teat o.se:cb one of the~ six_ty ciN!Ies! He~e
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Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE :'
tobaccos than any otber popular brand of cigm:~.thisl '
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Washington.
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etudr o! pl'ie•
Jutit tu prove to you how tr~n•itory J\mcrlcanM U1't'
in their intel'est~ nnd emotjonH, qoes un,d10dy rcmt~mht•l
leChllOCI"aC)"?
:. .'bland.
JYetraeW•,._., ••.
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on;. td &..wr. Made or.
WhltaOJI
I~eo.dq1p,rtcr~<l
wi I be I he
teclon to chn hzcd uud unrunize l ~nciAt~·.
anrthiOif about
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~ndtt,.oY*l"ud.agreel IV.Vt"•Mlr. ade 'Whip ~d ~ln1 i• aa. en..
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By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, 'OKLA.
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say critical hostesses
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deportotion to England.
nlrcndv ~ honn thut he I"' n fil ~ U'11ed tu
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a-w25t
Whut all intcreRted law ulJiding citizens of thl~
Mlalt• want to know iR jul:ll:! why l-lhould ~uch an enemy IH
civtlizntion and Cl'iminal extrnordlnUj , ht:!- enm cons1dcred
fur a parole? Why !'ho~ld nn t H hum&!l being, (it iR 't 1
mimwmer loo cull him « man) of hl:; udiber 1\.lld hi~ ilk.
he ke pt tn the 1m<tltut10n t u ~Serve the lull time of the ~en-t
tcnce '! _E ven lhai, 1l may well be lmllgmed il'l hardly ::;. · 1
\'t!l'c eno~tgh to prnperl~r punil'l h iiuch a criminwl.
A o a rnntte1· o f fnct, hb cn l. dll('t nnd hio.: rccual hct ~
].ri:;; un lor thu Uulnnte of \til't l t tt~ ' ~a
mayonnaiser·
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From ltclUng Eczema
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Washington,
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flavor
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No Slack Fillinq
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apture e on
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Morning lVtlr.oiDip ltl 30 A. M.
l!f, Y. P S 6:30 P M.
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Pra.y~r mtoetJng Thl.irs 7:80 P . M
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(,,fiUnday
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fas&or, Mlddlrport
school 9:10 A M
1••• betweeD
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HARTINGER FRUI-T FARI\'1
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radio te the
TIJC crops are plQwed under, the
DUSTY RC(IADS
rattle are hambur1ed and you can
HEUE i~ one thmg ::;Ud:! thnt l'esulted from the dedica~
play a bus drum solo on the empty
s•lo. There K notbtng tn the barn.
tio11 of the State Park neat Pot11and, Sun pay. Thu\1
When a cuw='le:J twenty
\ thtng iti thu.t Governor Whit e, }f er'e,rMcan )).~l lpnaer
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P.l ea d IgnOl'ftn<:e tU:i to uaty rou s .n . e gJlB oun Y, h · ;. .. cc:· ''· lunch wqon 11 l'hey are or the remaJntng: quarts and
and when a plea Is made for mor e hard sut·facing of high -'
and crllckling In tbe Crying: 1"1bles l&arn to chew tobacco very
oan
are balanced on the ca.lly In liCe
WUYIS iu this n ~ ck oi the woods.
walter's a.rm. It's stupe,Ntous · But
·Whether or uot we, are able to get any mol'e roatle a tragedy of the Rnlm"* world If
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you don't know whether It has be~:n
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tl'.\6 era as Ule ttme of the big
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cloud of du:;t through' which it was even difficult to s~e round-up. The hog cenaus was tnk· We cal it cquallzhur 11-nd hue
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b1•oken all of Blondin's old records
the car Uii-ectly uhead ot h \m, he WI
o everyt ng po!l-•
to: tight rope walking and .11ack
~it.lie iu lhJ,:. future for hard ~urface
roud Improvement< It meMs iel!& dOQ:B ·tmd more corn v.ite perCormanct21.
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M,pmlng worship 10 30 A. M
N. Y P ~ 6 lu P M
h!Vl&.elis(ic serylce 7·30 P M
PrJlrY~r mtehng Wed 7 30 P M
B\blc (tud:f' Fri. 7·30 p M
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APPLES, WHOLESALE and RET AU,.
By the carload, truckload, or oingle bUlhel. ·
All popu\ar varietiea for cooking, eatinlJ ,
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ltett reoemty t01· etru:tnnall. 0 , Oct s-tN&-14orl.11&·
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he has employrnellt..
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M111 Marla By1n o f E LJ { f'f·
M'"" Nellie He1l.llley and eon Del·
Bectwlp ehurdl here, died ln St.
Vlnunt.a halpttal today of blood pool wa:; the geust fQr u few ctav1 bt:rt , lett Sunday .ifor Akron, whe~
ht'r h u.sba.r.d llr.a ' eiUploYIJ).tnt..
polJoiUnr resultina' from a let am- of Mr an~ Mrs D 8 Spnncl'r ·
Lawre nce Rose and faruUy were
Mrs. Chas Hol~r ts 111
putation two weeU sao
Mrs Ni!l!ie Hf'~~~f'Y "' as a guf'i'.>t wee k end guet~t.!l oto relaUvea at
-~~--c r her cow;!n Vrm'l:-1 ~f'a::w and Long Bot LOm
lnmlly .recemly
Mr, Mat' FJU!kenberger of Ak·
LEGAL NOTICE
Mervll H al ..ld 11.nd fam 1ly who om h1!.8 been the KUe~~ t the ~
•pent thl' s11 m m er ~ Kt PSL uf llH . wo 'W ee ks o f he r pa.ren t.t, Mr. o.nd
panni.!' !'.~r anr"I M1 U.1. u r· !n
Mn: S ~ HolLer ..
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FOR
For
~torage
Cold
Golden Ro~ll Who
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Store your Applea in our modem cold
atorage-Write us for rates.
Store at Home where you can .keep in
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THE T. H. DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO.
PO~TOFFJCF.
MJDDLEPPOR.T
Storage Capacity 10,000 Baaketa, Pomeroy.
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CIIURCH Of' THE NAZARENE
"Btl' Jet* ltaa.olplt, aow In
tHond 7t:a• 011
TliondJke varat, aDII eee IOl the natlau'a
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atar-.. hu h•• a
lnt PM e1reer e , e r maca
lilrla . . . . . . . . . . little A!"""''
C. P. Sm~t.!s, Pa,.tor, Syracuse
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Sunday !'Chool 9:30 A
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familJ' lllra aew Ustenfae
~u.a State. "Blr Jer• ia
Toaaar Mek ho•e which ••
n nettUDIII and ltartln with
Mei:al-lal'terJal eplodid. Be'a
nila.ewltat hlrll..hat wlllll
'l'hnt417ke apeB hJa
M .,..,. from Dor•tbr
•••Jh._ of the ,-Jc·he.t m.u
AUwul - the 01t'ller of tle Jlaseworka In •hie•
Po• labors.
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morning b" Army lenders close t.o
Col Fulgt'nclo Butlsta chief of Uw
staff who said he wn~ ~uu IOY.n.Jly
1MIIDI. State. '7-1. Whldt
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t11xteen bushel& cf corn are rethruughoul the state.
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qulred to fatten "' slxt:~-pounder,. There waa a time In the old d,_ys
with no extra char1e1 tor room \\hen we read cf bumper crop11,
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Bf'rvtce. The total I& etshty mtlllon Rlant pumP.klnll and bowle_ntd
PRISONERS AND PAROLES
1buahell or corn.
aheep. The , bh11 were Jop1tded wlth
wheat. The araln elevators were
T PRESEN1' there is a prison e r in the Ohio Stat9-1)rtsou
El&hty mlllltm bushels ot corr. st.u!Ced. to the chins.
who IS rated i\~1 one of the womt cnmlnals in the lll-- would have mea.nt a glut of the I
1034 mJrket T11e sovornment saw
Todlly It Is 1\ question of re·
stitution. JuHt now he is serving t1mc in ihc solitary con - tbat comtnr, so 1t plc;~wed the elshty !1:nds and paper work Harvest
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ft ncment portiOn
O
e ms 1tut10n ecaUI~e e ll cmp..,.- ' "" ncvet g:et a twisted neck from look~ bc()th. The bellt thing that can hap ..
1pen on a fann L' to sink a well tor
to levd the convicts, Sunday, into an uprhsing with tho IPI ahca~.
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1water and strike lniC. That'll what
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possl e.
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Queer thtn
are happenlnll La ,_ u need today
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\Vhat we want to menUou however, i~ the fact that
lus (a:o~c bus been brought to the parole board twice bU 1
htt:; been <'ontinued each time. Ho is a rubber, cominr t1~
~hu pen for participatidu il1 highw11y robbery, one of our
ma1m· and vicious crimes. 1-lis l't!COt'd Ill ext.remetr bad,•
\tlllll'c Ius htcarceration and he h} wanted 111 Ka'nsa~ for vtlt:ln t ~r J n of parole m addition to chargeM ~tauding ugaifl.-.t,
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()c:xlet Keezer, Conner newspaper·
. ~an aml economist of Brooklantl~•lie, ~d., le new ex~cuttve directo1
Of the Con~:;umcrs' AdvuJOry Board.
1 tfe uq f>icturf'd at ht11 d(!ek in NRA
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Ath... , tl~"' .,. ~ODQaet Ita
·llll •~in ~ilino Chriotmao
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THAT there ia more to any buaineao than merely having a
pll't:e to ol!l buaineu.
Sec:urinr the merchandia~ to aell io ooly the firot otep.
The moat important thinala the oellina of merchandiw and
aellina it rirbL
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The rilht kind of merdtandioe, bac:ked up by the ri11ht kihd
of Advertuina, will alwayo build a profitll)>le byaineu.
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J\avertloed merdtat\dlae'lhraya createt IPOd·will for any
buoineu becauoe it aivw ..U.futjon.
The .c JemP4 for advertiaed 1ooo11 io IJ'OWII)g day br day.
Advartioilr alwaya !l'lllkeo a WO!IderfuJ. jm~aion on buoy
ahop~a; ~heY alwaya read th.e ada before ahbppins in order to
s cn1• nct·d l<)
nntl pru-
nntlme and money.
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entJPe'ty' heal, ' no matter how INI'I':J, be
nervq. give way 1Ptder th9 strain.
And a nervoua m.D. ie troquentl7 not
reaponsible for the thinks h111 aaye.
Butresponalble or not, his bitter, 11barp
worda can cruell,.- wound those around
ma.y be afterward.
him-and eauM ~which will neftr
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Watch your nervea. Get your full
amount of sleep evetty night. Eat regn.
lar1y and sensibly. :Find thn~ f.or recrea·
tion. And smoke Camels-for Camel's
costlier tobtllC08utHtr~t on yourMn'•.t.
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COSTLIER' TOBACCOS
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Truthful advertiai!1r bu a ~de ranre of apJieaL
David Lloyd GeoriJC suys t;,;;-;;;c World Wu1· •huuld
bH\'C endefl in l n16. We can ¥0 him 0!11..! !JeUcr lUltl l'lny I
', '*Jlat it should have ended the day hefure it •tarted.
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tak
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iB a teat o.se:cb one of the~ six_ty ciN!Ies! He~e
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Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE :'
tobaccos than any otber popular brand of cigm:~.thisl '
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Jutit tu prove to you how tr~n•itory J\mcrlcanM U1't'
in their intel'est~ nnd emotjonH, qoes un,d10dy rcmt~mht•l
leChllOCI"aC)"?
:. .'bland.
JYetraeW•,._., ••.
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on;. td &..wr. Made or.
WhltaOJI
I~eo.dq1p,rtcr~<l
wi I be I he
teclon to chn hzcd uud unrunize l ~nciAt~·.
anrthiOif about
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~ndtt,.oY*l"ud.agreel IV.Vt"•Mlr. ade 'Whip ~d ~ln1 i• aa. en..
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By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, 'OKLA.
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say critical hostesses
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deportotion to England.
nlrcndv ~ honn thut he I"' n fil ~ U'11ed tu
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a-w25t
Whut all intcreRted law ulJiding citizens of thl~
Mlalt• want to know iR jul:ll:! why l-lhould ~uch an enemy IH
civtlizntion and Cl'iminal extrnordlnUj , ht:!- enm cons1dcred
fur a parole? Why !'ho~ld nn t H hum&!l being, (it iR 't 1
mimwmer loo cull him « man) of hl:; udiber 1\.lld hi~ ilk.
he ke pt tn the 1m<tltut10n t u ~Serve the lull time of the ~en-t
tcnce '! _E ven lhai, 1l may well be lmllgmed il'l hardly ::;. · 1
\'t!l'c eno~tgh to prnperl~r punil'l h iiuch a criminwl.
A o a rnntte1· o f fnct, hb cn l. dll('t nnd hio.: rccual hct ~
].ri:;; un lor thu Uulnnte of \til't l t tt~ ' ~a
mayonnaiser·
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From ltclUng Eczema
3- INS- tse-
Washington,
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flavor
Full P.ek
No Slack Fillinq
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apture e on
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l!f, Y. P S 6:30 P M.
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Pra.y~r mtoetJng Thl.irs 7:80 P . M
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THE NAZI\RENE
(,,fiUnday
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fas&or, Mlddlrport
school 9:10 A M
1••• betweeD
.,.•• ~reat eastern alllnrsltJ'
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HARTINGER FRUI-T FARI\'1
Middleport
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radio te the
TIJC crops are plQwed under, the
DUSTY RC(IADS
rattle are hambur1ed and you can
HEUE i~ one thmg ::;Ud:! thnt l'esulted from the dedica~
play a bus drum solo on the empty
s•lo. There K notbtng tn the barn.
tio11 of the State Park neat Pot11and, Sun pay. Thu\1
When a cuw='le:J twenty
\ thtng iti thu.t Governor Whit e, }f er'e,rMcan )).~l lpnaer
ol l!\llk.lh,e¥
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are, rolllna· LtJP to the fr..'J. b«clr:."_'1)1q m.1 cma.n dump..
P.l ea d IgnOl'ftn<:e tU:i to uaty rou s .n . e gJlB oun Y, h · ;. .. cc:· ''· lunch wqon 11 l'hey are or the remaJntng: quarts and
and when a plea Is made for mor e hard sut·facing of high -'
and crllckling In tbe Crying: 1"1bles l&arn to chew tobacco very
oan
are balanced on the ca.lly In liCe
WUYIS iu this n ~ ck oi the woods.
walter's a.rm. It's stupe,Ntous · But
·Whether or uot we, are able to get any mol'e roatle a tragedy of the Rnlm"* world If
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When
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look
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faun
today
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h ar d ~urt •
ere SOOJl, IS pro emat~cu. , ..,u we may: )CIU
you don't know whether It has be~:n
rettt ass.ur
~after the -'extJerwnce that Governor White
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TheporcineworldwlllrememOOr l mefltsubs.idy.
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ml e~ ' u con nur.
tl'.\6 era as Ule ttme of the big
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1 --d Su,nday ln i'JVIIlg or
cloud of du:;t through' which it was even difficult to s~e round-up. The hog cenaus was tnk· We cal it cquallzhur 11-nd hue
"II d
hi
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b1•oken all of Blondin's old records
the car Uii-ectly uhead ot h \m, he WI
o everyt ng po!l-•
to: tight rope walking and .11ack
~it.lie iu lhJ,:. future for hard ~urface
roud Improvement< It meMs iel!& dOQ:B ·tmd more corn v.ite perCormanct21.
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M,pmlng worship 10 30 A. M
N. Y P ~ 6 lu P M
h!Vl&.elis(ic serylce 7·30 P M
PrJlrY~r mtehng Wed 7 30 P M
B\blc (tud:f' Fri. 7·30 p M
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APPLES, WHOLESALE and RET AU,.
By the carload, truckload, or oingle bUlhel. ·
All popu\ar varietiea for cooking, eatinlJ ,
and cider.
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From 25c to $1.00 per Buohel
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who ia 93 ,-e.an or q11 o! At.henl
'Mft! the Sundar~UMta of her ntioe
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Mn. Henry Weaver Wert! BundaJ
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TO SELECT FIRS'f· Sl;Riti~ BACKFIELD
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C>.OO tc ft-:10, p:J:s 1.00 t.o 2.1'4
neck ,~;hca1.1 S.liO \o <~..So hd.
cauit- r&,elpLII :MU a~rs 3.00 t.o
o!. (;5, belft'~ 3.:il0 to ,liO, fat CQW&
~ -00 to 3.00, canners 70 Lo UO bulhi
1.80 to 2~~ mllk coYnl 13.50 to .U.OO.
Veal C&lvn reeeipl:l m topB 1'.60
r~ondll 'l.OO \o 1.111, medium t .'JO to
5.90, common aod heavtes 3.00 to
U5, Culls 1.10 to l.ISO.
Lltmb5 recelpt.a 3119, tops lli.OO, secc.ndtl t.OO to 5.00, common ~.40 to
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do.y, 111 JWit an much of . a. p~t.i)
as it wu at the begimliilg ot 'Ltid-'
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gu ~&sing, we figured that Wt! .. ml ~1~t
nt well irUCSS too. So we pte.&en!. 1
a u om· guess star tortu.y, Miss
0H\Cic Allen, Of t.lle [0.11\0IIS rad.lo
tco.m or Burns and Ailtn. MJ~s
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Here. ar~ t~e three l~u tl ct•s of tllt! Ohio State Uni\'cr~ tty's 1933 [ ov~!Ja ll L•nnT. Gil:n:m :.~ (Jn::' 1·f tl': ~
best defens1ve en~~ In th: ~o~ntry_,twd Gailus II.L:>t yea •· wn s JWrli•: •wd uu liWil)' All-AI 'l~ri~ a l~ .. 1r.~
a~ the ruard positiOn. 1ht:; 1:; WJ,laman's fifth year a t Ohio ~ tate.
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a moon. fheteam heavier than I It the Red Birds win tanlght.,
It h"& been ...,r
•~ scvcr111 Yett.l':;, the • lhey will take tbe Ut.tle world series
lltle averqlng about 100 to 195 champloilBhlp with the best five
pounds Rnd the
arow.ld or nW-e
lB5. Peden can p._.t two rpsneams
o! C(juitl 1trength on thb fil'ld a'nd still have wme good ba.ckf!llh1 ):-JI!.l·
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Purdue~
Will depend cmU>tderably upon the 1
shov.·ing
back&:.
Tall ba-•··ot the
st Sophomore
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1:1ckti. a.J1d JMI!Iell U111n they were
Saturday while the entire eleven
must click w!U1 more prt!cislon.
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IT'o uE"TTINu NEARIOR AND
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LOOI( tLOS£1.Y!
,WHO IS 'ii'IE MAN ?
FaTz:.
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SIMMONS
C/~N 1'1' BE···Ol "''ESI..,..E~l
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TILLIE THE TOILER
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feeqal in size. in majestic beauw of
tn\eriar, in sumpturu& luJ(ury ... ~ fact
roqal in overylhlng ai<COI't price, . tfe
Sinm-St. Nicholas sl-ould be yco.u lmtt
on all cJ yoor visiu to Cincinnati. Sq
at this pleosont place in the heart at
clown1oWn 0 n<i nnatt lo!QI! CXllllforlabie
-.~ Flnoot of fino,.lood quiP<Jy a11.l
tlliclirrtjy ..~ let .~rio:nllv~
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1\.LBA C":CitTUT
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aucc:.e11ful concemt.
They have acquired a habit of being oucceosful. They do
not enter int<1 any project until they have fint made a careful
anayloia <1f conditi<~na and eotablished the practical certainty <~f
York.
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ttle towns all the time?
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When they eotabliohed their buaineso they aelec:tad what they
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They have ohown thio faith in every way and are fl'e&t believ·
en in a biner and better city.
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Every t;ity ha• ll put, " preoent and a future. The ~t is
11one, the .,.oent ia here, and th<: fut11re io what the citlae~ m~ke
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DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK?
Mcdbury: No.
Oruclc That's too bad; then my
vucle won't be able t.o see lt .
Medbury : The ftl'l!it two
1u e gotns lo ~ J>layoct In New
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Medbury: No.
Oracle: Well I hope my ·~~~~~;~
doesn't find It out: he'd be o
c'lsnppolnted .
Medbury: Your brother Is bo~"!'
to su~;pect somcthinli when
silting out thru·c In the hot sun
wlth noOOdy In the bo.U g:round!l.
Gmclc: No, he'll pl'Obably think
the ga.me has been pulllpOU.;Jd on
account of t·altt. Even 1f he did find
It out., be wouldn't have tbne to get
to Ctncinna.tl anyway.
Medbury: For your Information,
Mis11 Allen, the V.'Orkl series Isn't
llelng played, In Cincinnati either.
Oracle : It isn't.?
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F=A.R QU'T A.T
Envoy to
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Dean Wins Third
Game of Series
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old , ada.ge of ft chain being no
st.ronacr than !La weakest link ts
pa;"tit u.larl.y ·"'l
ac\~pttlble to Ute 193l
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tf!run, Coach l}l:u
Pi:lh-11 sta1'ted. today t.o Iron out
rou1:h spot; rcve-,lled In )hlo's 61-0
dcft! nL o! Monls-Harvey.
The Bobcat mentor W!\5 able to
rlvc all but o half dozen of his
SQ\JHct a chtlllce to work under nrc
ill the ~cason opener saturday With
a maJority of sophomores playing
dur!ng t.he lt~.st three quarters, pe.
der r.ould :;eo Just whnt is needed
in the rew heavy workouttl remain· Cc Jumbus Red Birda. Now
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A larce portion · or drills this week
One More Victory
l•>·inid will be devoted to paal dc!ense as
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OHio showed weakness In that deBuffalo. Oct. 3-INB-Wlth the '
pa.rtment
Saturday.
Blocking Colwnbus Red Birds leading 4 to 3,
nmat come In for consldr.rablc at- u BWJ 1
tentlon tf lhl'l Bobcats expect to lll
a o Blsons sought LO brllll!
get a. better
Medbury: You seem
<lheck the
"wonder-backfield" of tile Httle world ~>eriea o! t he minor
a lot about baseball, Miss :;;-.;,.,"! Purdue.
wlth Pur- lta(ucs ou evef' terms a&:ain with a
Grace : Yts, but my brother
due wtll
the "'tt·on- do -or-die tiland tonlaht.
more than 1 do, he'll a-, real tan;
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"• on ~ul Dean, sensatlo~l lO-year-old
l&li year, h~ went 'l'llht out on to
~ij;chlnl flaah of the . Red :atl"Ja,
the neld and. '&llJUed with tbe ~mtJ, lw· proved too myJt.lf!flng fot che bf~
plre.
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Medbury : What happened?
tll
11 fame will s c thry frll be!or~ him 7 to 2.
Ot'acie: The umpire broke a bu::~eJnl~t
::e_n d ,.,...,,.
Den11, broLher o/ the mighty
ball bn.t over hl8 llflad,
one I C!zey Dean ol the St. Louis CIU'ds.
Medbur}' : Did your bi'Otllm'
even kccl
Bo1lcrmaketll on
r.u•uck out eleven s:son batters and
sorrl?
The M... 1 H
nllowed cnly three pw;ses to Hrat
Ot'tJ.Cle: Why sbould he J.lt>t ~>Vre?
p 1 11 s arvcy tlli :.!mwnct bose. Ragred neldlng on tile part
1t wtum't his lml.
er en Will hnvu morc roset..,c f'f Buffalo, lncludlnli:' four
Medbut',\': I suppose thut i111Uihed
him a s a ba~:~eball fan .
Gracie : No. He was more of t\ !an
tllan eve1·. He'e out ll". St. Louts now
lor the world series.
Medbury: Why, the world serle11
Isn't being pllycd in St. Loulti,
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Hf6'lll, Pomcr<i ·
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wcsteru Wildcats. TJus was the Haw keyes' firlit C;}nfer" nee triumph since 1929. Jt was a well-deserved win foF
there was"? questi.on about which w~ the better team. The Hawkeycs out-charged, outgailile:.tl and outplayed thi. ·'
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:P.ower~ul Wtldc~ts m every depurtrne_nt of the contest. A crowd of 25 1000 1 which inclu<.Jed Governor Clyde L. H·e r...
Medbury: Mi.sl; Alte\1, whom d::~
you think wm wl!• the .v~r:::t nn v. ot Iowa, w1tne~:~sed the clat:!h. P1cturt! show~:~ Ollie 0 IKon, Wildcat fullback, charging through the Iowa llfJ. ~
fur a tlrnall gain.
&elies?
Columbutl, 0., Oct . 3- With the Jeck Smllh . a clever, drlvhw run- rllld did a good Job ft casing Lhc
orening game of the sea!ion agaim;t r er. 1'/hc&e showing since the stnrt sltuat:on.
1he UDiver.sity of VJ.rgin.la but fQUI'
practice h!L.S C!!.UBht
Coach
c.iays dlstn.nt Coa.<:h Sam WiUamau Willaman's eye .
But new it must OC sotved agal.u,
Gracie: WcJ!, I might suy 'I :J
ha.s uei to . sol'loe the backfield pnz. l JWit when Coiich Will
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at lealit tempora.rUy, until Vuchin· n:.•d no, o.nd then again, 1
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~Jc on· tp':) Oh 10 1 Stat" _·nlverslty ..-gmm\lg_to think the old p~c- Gary Ind has been Shifted troml Mcdbury· Which t" nm 1uc yo u
'" team
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inJTU'Y
Jmx had epassed
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Mickey
Vuchinlch
U)a hlm1
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al'd Sam BU!ilch, a • bdtlng un?·
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Ort_ly two men are ce-rtah, of I te-r, was sent to the
big, rough-sophomore from l.ore.in
oracle
Red sm.
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carl Cmmer, Dayton I i.%nl wtth a
tendon ln the is also being tried
ME:dbury· Tht R Ad Sox arcu
quarterback;
"'BUZZ" Wetzel 1 n:ht groin, a painful injury wblCh
In the se1les.
Columbus, fullback , lt seems likely r.my be more serious than expected
Th? rest of the line is fairly cerGracie: certamly not ; everybody
I hat Mareball O\lJlhD.nt will get lht
· tuln ,o consist of Padlow fmd om- lo nows tbal.
rall &t one or the wiug back postThis tluows the center problem man, ends: Roscqulst and Conrad,
Medbury : Then why arc you bet·
quarte 1·back JJ.to coach. Willam~u ·~ la.p. Last tncklc:s; Monu.l\an.
aNi QQihw, l!ng on i-hem ?
\lens. ,2hlite<l from
where'.be ·played well l~tlit sealj()ll, SJirlng, Wil~an wrestled with t.hls guards.
oracle : Because they go so nice
('ltphant ,has been running h~otrd.i .J•~·oblen'. IJtr k. Smith, Ul:J-:1 center,
Utlle blue hat.
Virgiu'" ·,.. •·r·inging
r-nd playing greaL clcfenslvc ball It' v:~ t u oe grqdunt.ed, and Willaman \cam ,,':,th" r"or til"
: Do you think Wa&b.tt.e 'J>ast week of sct·.lmmng e.
l~nd lo f.nd a mo.111 to take his place.
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But the other halfback (lO&t ~~ -...· uchinich was tried, because as ga me. Wi th
don't k('l(lw: what team
sl.iU opcll , and Lhe cmniug week's : 1:1 ll bncl:: fc:: the la.1t two yet~.rH he fore ~>:etting to
on?
c:rllls which arc eXpcctOO. to be ~ l~a1:1 plt~.yed great fooUmll In back· l~. cdores will
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that this
:1~bt, are nt.lt 1 k.cly to do much 1 :"p; up t~te line. Undt:r tbe present 1\harpc~ed. This Is considered the momln!J ..,~·~~_:,,;,; ;,.;[ti~g lD to 'l?
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men from last year an: fa vored. 1: 1 lcJ ~ a 6 -2-2 deh~I'S'!, the ceutet S t:tle bas atto::mptE'd In ye11rs. The be:t before quarter of
l1a;'(ey Jones, the "'n!J1!llng little [\:so backs up the lllltl, so vucbln- t't;ster contains 58 names ' wltb 14
Medbury : Personally
rcd-hB.!red boy !rom J"cksoo and • il'h icund hlms~l! right at hOlM or Litem letter men.
e-.;en money.
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Burnt b; betting even hi:; shJt·t.
Here are the prlnc~ala Ia the $4.000,000 alienatloa of alf-191\l'l a,it,
now ~in&' trit4 at New York. Lett, Mrs. Helen V. Stern, wPo char,es
)[n. Ruth Erla!l-'r Nath&fl, beireas (right) with stea.Una: , t~ love of
'Allison stena plamtitr's huaband (left). ~lfred ~athnn, ~r.; t.lii! ~ete"'d
apt'a q-~uak114 _(.richt). bnld•s,a. w~tchm'; bnef. He ~· .• ,triiH of
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m·e w brilliant the.t ahc wtll Wl·
ctoubtedJy go ctown In hil:iton· 'D.~>
11w Ein,.;tcln of baseball. But. !nrt.-.nd or tryinq- to tell yo\1' abotlt
iL, we'll just ;he you a public stcUo'J&raphcr'."> l'E['IO:'t of the lntcr-
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Mn. Henry Weaver Wert! BundaJ
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neck ,~;hca1.1 S.liO \o <~..So hd.
cauit- r&,elpLII :MU a~rs 3.00 t.o
o!. (;5, belft'~ 3.:il0 to ,liO, fat CQW&
~ -00 to 3.00, canners 70 Lo UO bulhi
1.80 to 2~~ mllk coYnl 13.50 to .U.OO.
Veal C&lvn reeeipl:l m topB 1'.60
r~ondll 'l.OO \o 1.111, medium t .'JO to
5.90, common aod heavtes 3.00 to
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0)JC08 here at the Polo IJrQWltl tQ... f
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as it wu at the begimliilg ot 'Ltid-'
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gu ~&sing, we figured that Wt! .. ml ~1~t
nt well irUCSS too. So we pte.&en!. 1
a u om· guess star tortu.y, Miss
0H\Cic Allen, Of t.lle [0.11\0IIS rad.lo
tco.m or Burns and Ailtn. MJ~s
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CO-CAPTAlN SID GILMAN, COACH SAM WIL!.AMAN, AND CO-CAPTAIN J(lE GA ILU ::i
Here. ar~ t~e three l~u tl ct•s of tllt! Ohio State Uni\'cr~ tty's 1933 [ ov~!Ja ll L•nnT. Gil:n:m :.~ (Jn::' 1·f tl': ~
best defens1ve en~~ In th: ~o~ntry_,twd Gailus II.L:>t yea •· wn s JWrli•: •wd uu liWil)' All-AI 'l~ri~ a l~ .. 1r.~
a~ the ruard positiOn. 1ht:; 1:; WJ,laman's fifth year a t Ohio ~ tate.
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had Ul many t•r- ntrlbuted to tJle
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a moon. fheteam heavier than I It the Red Birds win tanlght.,
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•~ scvcr111 Yett.l':;, the • lhey will take tbe Ut.tle world series
lltle averqlng about 100 to 195 champloilBhlp with the best five
pounds Rnd the
arow.ld or nW-e
lB5. Peden can p._.t two rpsneams
o! C(juitl 1trength on thb fil'ld a'nd still have wme good ba.ckf!llh1 ):-JI!.l·
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_Ohio's &bowing agaln:~t
Purdue~
Will depend cmU>tderably upon the 1
shov.·ing
back&:.
Tall ba-•··ot the
st Sophomore
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surer of their
1:1ckti. a.J1d JMI!Iell U111n they were
Saturday while the entire eleven
must click w!U1 more prt!cislon.
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IT'o uE"TTINu NEARIOR AND
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ASHORI!.!
LOOI( tLOS£1.Y!
,WHO IS 'ii'IE MAN ?
FaTz:.
oracte: It
SIMMONS
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feeqal in size. in majestic beauw of
tn\eriar, in sumpturu& luJ(ury ... ~ fact
roqal in overylhlng ai<COI't price, . tfe
Sinm-St. Nicholas sl-ould be yco.u lmtt
on all cJ yoor visiu to Cincinnati. Sq
at this pleosont place in the heart at
clown1oWn 0 n<i nnatt lo!QI! CXllllforlabie
-.~ Flnoot of fino,.lood quiP<Jy a11.l
tlliclirrtjy ..~ let .~rio:nllv~
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aucc:.e11ful concemt.
They have acquired a habit of being oucceosful. They do
not enter int<1 any project until they have fint made a careful
anayloia <1f conditi<~na and eotablished the practical certainty <~f
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When they eotabliohed their buaineso they aelec:tad what they
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DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK?
Mcdbury: No.
Oruclc That's too bad; then my
vucle won't be able t.o see lt .
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Oracle: Well I hope my ·~~~~~;~
doesn't find It out: he'd be o
c'lsnppolnted .
Medbury: Your brother Is bo~"!'
to su~;pect somcthinli when
silting out thru·c In the hot sun
wlth noOOdy In the bo.U g:round!l.
Gmclc: No, he'll pl'Obably think
the ga.me has been pulllpOU.;Jd on
account of t·altt. Even 1f he did find
It out., be wouldn't have tbne to get
to Ctncinna.tl anyway.
Medbury: For your Information,
Mis11 Allen, the V.'Orkl series Isn't
llelng played, In Cincinnati either.
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Dean Wins Third
Game of Series
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old , ada.ge of ft chain being no
st.ronacr than !La weakest link ts
pa;"tit u.larl.y ·"'l
ac\~pttlble to Ute 193l
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tf!run, Coach l}l:u
Pi:lh-11 sta1'ted. today t.o Iron out
rou1:h spot; rcve-,lled In )hlo's 61-0
dcft! nL o! Monls-Harvey.
The Bobcat mentor W!\5 able to
rlvc all but o half dozen of his
SQ\JHct a chtlllce to work under nrc
ill the ~cason opener saturday With
a maJority of sophomores playing
dur!ng t.he lt~.st three quarters, pe.
der r.ould :;eo Just whnt is needed
in the rew heavy workouttl remain· Cc Jumbus Red Birda. Now
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One More Victory
l•>·inid will be devoted to paal dc!ense as
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OHio showed weakness In that deBuffalo. Oct. 3-INB-Wlth the '
pa.rtment
Saturday.
Blocking Colwnbus Red Birds leading 4 to 3,
nmat come In for consldr.rablc at- u BWJ 1
tentlon tf lhl'l Bobcats expect to lll
a o Blsons sought LO brllll!
get a. better
Medbury: You seem
<lheck the
"wonder-backfield" of tile Httle world ~>eriea o! t he minor
a lot about baseball, Miss :;;-.;,.,"! Purdue.
wlth Pur- lta(ucs ou evef' terms a&:ain with a
Grace : Yts, but my brother
due wtll
the "'tt·on- do -or-die tiland tonlaht.
more than 1 do, he'll a-, real tan;
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"• on ~ul Dean, sensatlo~l lO-year-old
l&li year, h~ went 'l'llht out on to
~ij;chlnl flaah of the . Red :atl"Ja,
the neld and. '&llJUed with tbe ~mtJ, lw· proved too myJt.lf!flng fot che bf~
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Medbury : What happened?
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11 fame will s c thry frll be!or~ him 7 to 2.
Ot'acie: The umpire broke a bu::~eJnl~t
::e_n d ,.,...,,.
Den11, broLher o/ the mighty
ball bn.t over hl8 llflad,
one I C!zey Dean ol the St. Louis CIU'ds.
Medbur}' : Did your bi'Otllm'
even kccl
Bo1lcrmaketll on
r.u•uck out eleven s:son batters and
sorrl?
The M... 1 H
nllowed cnly three pw;ses to Hrat
Ot'tJ.Cle: Why sbould he J.lt>t ~>Vre?
p 1 11 s arvcy tlli :.!mwnct bose. Ragred neldlng on tile part
1t wtum't his lml.
er en Will hnvu morc roset..,c f'f Buffalo, lncludlnli:' four
Medbut',\': I suppose thut i111Uihed
him a s a ba~:~eball fan .
Gracie : No. He was more of t\ !an
tllan eve1·. He'e out ll". St. Louts now
lor the world series.
Medbury: Why, the world serle11
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Hf6'lll, Pomcr<i ·
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wcsteru Wildcats. TJus was the Haw keyes' firlit C;}nfer" nee triumph since 1929. Jt was a well-deserved win foF
there was"? questi.on about which w~ the better team. The Hawkeycs out-charged, outgailile:.tl and outplayed thi. ·'
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:P.ower~ul Wtldc~ts m every depurtrne_nt of the contest. A crowd of 25 1000 1 which inclu<.Jed Governor Clyde L. H·e r...
Medbury: Mi.sl; Alte\1, whom d::~
you think wm wl!• the .v~r:::t nn v. ot Iowa, w1tne~:~sed the clat:!h. P1cturt! show~:~ Ollie 0 IKon, Wildcat fullback, charging through the Iowa llfJ. ~
fur a tlrnall gain.
&elies?
Columbutl, 0., Oct . 3- With the Jeck Smllh . a clever, drlvhw run- rllld did a good Job ft casing Lhc
orening game of the sea!ion agaim;t r er. 1'/hc&e showing since the stnrt sltuat:on.
1he UDiver.sity of VJ.rgin.la but fQUI'
practice h!L.S C!!.UBht
Coach
c.iays dlstn.nt Coa.<:h Sam WiUamau Willaman's eye .
But new it must OC sotved agal.u,
Gracie: WcJ!, I might suy 'I :J
ha.s uei to . sol'loe the backfield pnz. l JWit when Coiich Will
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at lealit tempora.rUy, until Vuchin· n:.•d no, o.nd then again, 1
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~Jc on· tp':) Oh 10 1 Stat" _·nlverslty ..-gmm\lg_to think the old p~c- Gary Ind has been Shifted troml Mcdbury· Which t" nm 1uc yo u
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inJTU'Y
Jmx had epassed
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Mickey
Vuchinlch
U)a hlm1
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al'd Sam BU!ilch, a • bdtlng un?·
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Ort_ly two men are ce-rtah, of I te-r, was sent to the
big, rough-sophomore from l.ore.in
oracle
Red sm.
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carl Cmmer, Dayton I i.%nl wtth a
tendon ln the is also being tried
ME:dbury· Tht R Ad Sox arcu
quarterback;
"'BUZZ" Wetzel 1 n:ht groin, a painful injury wblCh
In the se1les.
Columbus, fullback , lt seems likely r.my be more serious than expected
Th? rest of the line is fairly cerGracie: certamly not ; everybody
I hat Mareball O\lJlhD.nt will get lht
· tuln ,o consist of Padlow fmd om- lo nows tbal.
rall &t one or the wiug back postThis tluows the center problem man, ends: Roscqulst and Conrad,
Medbury : Then why arc you bet·
quarte 1·back JJ.to coach. Willam~u ·~ la.p. Last tncklc:s; Monu.l\an.
aNi QQihw, l!ng on i-hem ?
\lens. ,2hlite<l from
where'.be ·played well l~tlit sealj()ll, SJirlng, Wil~an wrestled with t.hls guards.
oracle : Because they go so nice
('ltphant ,has been running h~otrd.i .J•~·oblen'. IJtr k. Smith, Ul:J-:1 center,
Utlle blue hat.
Virgiu'" ·,.. •·r·inging
r-nd playing greaL clcfenslvc ball It' v:~ t u oe grqdunt.ed, and Willaman \cam ,,':,th" r"or til"
: Do you think Wa&b.tt.e 'J>ast week of sct·.lmmng e.
l~nd lo f.nd a mo.111 to take his place.
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But the other halfback (lO&t ~~ -...· uchinich was tried, because as ga me. Wi th
don't k('l(lw: what team
sl.iU opcll , and Lhe cmniug week's : 1:1 ll bncl:: fc:: the la.1t two yet~.rH he fore ~>:etting to
on?
c:rllls which arc eXpcctOO. to be ~ l~a1:1 plt~.yed great fooUmll In back· l~. cdores will
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that this
:1~bt, are nt.lt 1 k.cly to do much 1 :"p; up t~te line. Undt:r tbe present 1\harpc~ed. This Is considered the momln!J ..,~·~~_:,,;,; ;,.;[ti~g lD to 'l?
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men from last year an: fa vored. 1: 1 lcJ ~ a 6 -2-2 deh~I'S'!, the ceutet S t:tle bas atto::mptE'd In ye11rs. The be:t before quarter of
l1a;'(ey Jones, the "'n!J1!llng little [\:so backs up the lllltl, so vucbln- t't;ster contains 58 names ' wltb 14
Medbury : Personally
rcd-hB.!red boy !rom J"cksoo and • il'h icund hlms~l! right at hOlM or Litem letter men.
e-.;en money.
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Burnt b; betting even hi:; shJt·t.
Here are the prlnc~ala Ia the $4.000,000 alienatloa of alf-191\l'l a,it,
now ~in&' trit4 at New York. Lett, Mrs. Helen V. Stern, wPo char,es
)[n. Ruth Erla!l-'r Nath&fl, beireas (right) with stea.Una: , t~ love of
'Allison stena plamtitr's huaband (left). ~lfred ~athnn, ~r.; t.lii! ~ete"'d
apt'a q-~uak114 _(.richt). bnld•s,a. w~tchm'; bnef. He ~· .• ,triiH of
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m·e w brilliant the.t ahc wtll Wl·
ctoubtedJy go ctown In hil:iton· 'D.~>
11w Ein,.;tcln of baseball. But. !nrt.-.nd or tryinq- to tell yo\1' abotlt
iL, we'll just ;he you a public stcUo'J&raphcr'."> l'E['IO:'t of the lntcr-
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Tribune, call 286-L; If tbe Boolnou
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UTEATHER FORECAST,- _'~
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By Carrier 15 oent.a-By Mall f4.00
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PRICE THREE
EBERSBACHS WIN
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Notlee!·
M~V[M~O[ BY
N£EOY WORKMEN '- uFirst Ladies" of
VlniMS IN GREAT
~~NHAGRATIUN
ROOSE~HT Tn
R[lEASE
Match Or Ci1aret Blain"·
ed For Terrible
Holocaust
About Four Billiona
Cloaed Banko Under
Scrutiny
VICTIMS TRAPPED
In
STRIKING MEN
STAGE ATTACK
~N W~RKMfN
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One Man
Sl.ot, Two
Are Clubbed, Pro·
ably Fatally
IN PLANT CLASH
PRESIDENT IS SUSY
Treacheroua Canyon
ftu. Wind Shifta; 125
Are Injured
Poised for Flight to l{ome
Draftt NRA Chart; Pre- Coal Strikers Said To Be
Rapidly Returnins
parea Speech; WatchTo Work
es Cubana
By EDWARD B. LOCKETr
INS Statr Correspondent.
York, Oet. t - IN&-Prtst-
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IN TAJ BATiht
Jud1e Whitcraft Fiftlo
County Allegations ' ~
Unaound
MUST PAY COSf8 '·
Of Caae ~orclitigDeciaion Rend~
Wedneoday
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By LEO V. DOLAN
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Plttsbarrh, P&., Od, 4-INS
-ProDIJ)t. aot.lon by 1lrlkhlC"
111on•eoat m!Dth t.o oflld de·
fellllona wUhln tht'lr own ranlu
t.od&J feSUit.ed Jn 11br11pt aban..._ment. 91· elf011s &!) reAMme
dperauou In the vut trl!st.tru
Penn8,Jlvanla
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Tllouuuls of
Modem Comforcable Cooches
oomlr sa~ Oet. a . Returnloo
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A. M.
Ar Hobllon E.S.T.
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for ItO lilde-.t.btr-he pet · c.- ol
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1930 Plymouth $eilari ·
.-1931 Plymouth Sedan
A fampus writer once e:a:preued a duire for the tift >which,
would permit uo to aee ouraelvu aa others aee ut. Fortunately or
uaforluaately, u the caoe may he, ouch aift huaot hl!ltln pven ua.
If it were, it ia pooalhle that the oum of self-c:omplaeency would be
coMiderahllyleueaeclln aom:e people.
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CuUouah, Ju.sLIQe ·ot · the ;
Mrs. Phi! WUilamson and dlll8'h- when a settlemep,t. ,for
tcr, Helf!n, and Mn;. Oren Ltvel)' said to have ~n
were v:sttors
in Aahland, Ky.. Bttlants ·and dte
Monday.
Mrs. WIUhunson remain·
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Mrs. Laura Jones ; the others which makes the charge
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When YOUR
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Some profeoaon , .. , ! . a~a,-.~an Ito ueator, while otlrers think the human ra.ce hu
:;· ' ,' blM> c~aiquW b~ Ito handi_.k aad that the people, ln~t•d of
·~~(ly.~ dll!le,hr'\l>trir ~ve, the . .hlne, should endea. 'vo1J.~' '
tJi;' pfocl~ of Wealth. Apln ther~ are others
"wbo.iat _ · ~cJ is worn off ~~•e it ~ feil:illtlu for beiat
better off that .w eie undrea111ed of m the·.p asl "' '
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oet up a Republic. , . Appa""tly they ani lua - i n today of the
wiaciOIID of that mo-. SOI!UI of them tO thial< that a ldna Ia
not aueh an npen~ive fijUre-head after all.
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Dublin Core
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Title
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10. October
Text
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Original Format
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Newspaper
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Title
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October 3, 1933
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