https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0c671f626cb20d3f9449b28fe44a5a17.pdf b0a50d58f6fb2f2e4420218af089e94f PDF Text Text WJ:DN!.BDAY, OOTOBZR <, lttS - , ..... 1·" '1' DH IO ITA1'1 •uG!UII HltH !T ANO I$ TK &Vt COLUMB US 0 .. RNATJONAL NEWS SERVlCE. FULL .t~t In County ! COnfh- ! ;• ' C.ted; Turned oYer ~ As Camp Site FoF • izens Cllnae"ation Camp •· To Court Clerk Newa Ita ID Tbe "l'l1bune VIOlENCE AGAIN CAMP 'HUNKER 14 BILLS P May Be Uaed Aa P~nty Of Water lr Avail· able 'Fhere 11 'Withheld From Pub- ' ... llcatien By- Order of :. .. Jury E~HDP£AN 0 EBT Wall Stteet. ~ BE 'SNATCHED' FOR n ·As M£ PREPARE T~ WORK WC!e COSTlNCREASED ' Tazin1 Syttem Of eye State To Umidiil,. 10 Rmaion To (;oDoumer From 10 To 20 Percent; Miners Get Wa1e Booat No Propositions To Offer OOlumbus. o .. Oct. 5-INS-4iJI8N \llolence .struck aratn and agatn ln the spre&<Uilf 11t.eel strikes today -!1!· wbile 16.000 bltumlnoua coal work· er.o. held fast their picket HnH tc cotJtlnue the paralysis KliPPina' the bridle Ulls morning. i rled away, outdl!nnclne purautng ptctet.a. The other workmen were beo.t.en and slashed by an BlliH'Y mob nL the . t/easury. The Brltl&h I France Condemns .up to to make Poll·cy of G•rmans Iri"'X".'-''·- The Americans Sueh being the case. " Brlt.ish Hone to ofl'er-at !!emwnr OtrritaD)''I ' . !, • il ' -~ r-\~ ......_ ' .' ' . Shakespear~ Club , ~~I'· ~I ~ ~ ' •'" '. l , I I' i"' : •I • ' ' 1 - . \ ." Ban :Semardlno, CaL, Oct. 5INB-An earthquake Bhoek of short duration but ot sut'llctent ltemtty to awaken resident& was felt here at 2:45 o'clock tills mornlna. No damaae was reported. ~'('i ~r1' .w• •1 • :Jtr~~ to grotD, to ripen Gnd ANTJ·WAR CONGRESS REBUFFED IN 1HN:ome mellow, leu 10 mite in or OO.orb ttDmstldng ••• not J'itmnin D, of oounre, b~ ao~ilig tlrm it get. • from lite right CUijormf of- SuJUhlne It'• the Southam mn~e you read about, combined with the right 10rt of climate and The OCtober meet.tna or the Jwa- lor Shu.kespeare at the washomehekl oc Tuesday eveninl' club MiA Helen Jaoe Paris ot Ea8' Main Street AJei&Un, M1.M Paris ~t~;.•;.:~~~~t~.~·:~r 1 moiature, thatblalt:eathe Caroliau,Georgla, Kentuclt:y, Maryland, and Virginia the Leal tobaocollllllnlr1 iD tl!,e world. • You can llllild down there in that Soutbo ern aW."'V'!-e and olmost - It~­ i· f ;.."- • I d f : ~ !?•• -{;'.(; •--~~~~~!.th ' JDM !ripellllelldW' IO....,W IO' BJOUifuUy CUl'<' !d by the farmer. Then, for 30 "~~'Q.ths, . . it'o •J!"d-juot like fine wine. " ' It tokes the right qnutityof eacb kind of these tobiiOCOII, 'blended a~ erooo·blendei -then oeaooned wfth Turld.h, to llllke a milder ciprette. Suasbine helpo.Iust try it! were Mtuee Ruth Men1t.t and. Ml\r..._ret Laii.D.nce. ! _~ The meeting • was befW\ eacll, mm:~&er ~ when . preaenti ·i'D..wered.,·.to ron call bt ·, n~'a"'- ..eft-kncrwn authOr born Jn Octooer Thls followed by a short bu!dne511 wae ses- sion. Thl'l names of Mary Cllrtoll and Mary B:J.J,en HenneMy were read tl!f bav'- been JO,¥ld into the club ,T'lftl lithe-r aames• brol)iht Up tor membersh:lp will be vOiied• 1;1p011 In the near futt~ It w4lJ Rt&.ted ~ &. ahort program presented by ' June Amberger and Helen Pafta. retreahmenlfl were served :Af~r ' . "WHAT PRICE .- INNOCENCE" . . were and "I ,' I J' f •'\ '; ' I .• • ~ 1 '. ~, Aln...tn. Mbuta Go. . ......... w......... Admiaaion Genta 25c· plua ta1t: lu\0118 10 CENTS U-R-WELCOM£1 · r ~ ~ ~~ · es: t e . tie.~' th~J ..u.iti&~s~eda!T.U~ ·~I.III&IKIIIIAI·A~I ~-----~ ---- • • . • .. 7~;~~;;1 - ' ' , uno. Effort Fruitless . Johnson Statt>11 F10ila to 1 - a&t SIe e I p•nie• to Come to An t A,reement WID ... lnlti&t tu~ve WilL thf' outse~ at with the of prlcel, the high OCetlpit'!d in Baseball Ml1gnate Dies In Chi~ago Wil1i•rn L VH<Ck CliYea up Hard Fi•ht Aftor Se¥· ~ral b.,,.,~ Chle&IO, wCmicerted ~- .''., • '•t j " ~~~ first sessi9n ollhe AddreMtna ~~~ ..·- '; l·li ~ - 1 a deb- attJ.~~ ~it.rd Jews o.rad proposed aeUob all&lMt it. l' • j of 1wr over-burdened with tM "eta:ht r;f exlst1ri.i paymentl; the Amertl;tn attitude Is that or a Ctedltor ;~~~~~ to usten w the... c:~~bt<~r'll :BeniOI plo.nt ot the Oameale Steel Atti~ude of T eutont Aaaintt !cast. OOmpany ln OlairtGn; whlle poll~ Jews Finda no Favor u:!'he arrested ~wo metl and two women in Before Lea1ue k.ns a d18tur~ at South where a picket line Of the ptea ot t.he Walworth By ARNO DOSOH-P'LJIDROT OnlY 1150 of the plant's Oen~Wa, Oct. 5 - INS - :Prance toree or 1100 made their way joined Great Brltain totlaJ. 1n con-, the Jeerinr throne. Three hundred appt'OQch the pfOb.. km trom that standpoint Neither wa.!l seriously hurt. One ot the men ran th.e puotlet and foqb't hls way lr1to the plant.. The other acur.. IAILOU tiKW.m£ R~lated Aa United States Two workmen were clubbed by :aoo pleket.s outalde the Bpani-Chalfan& seamle811 Tube ml.ll at Am- .. n '·. "Cut·Throat" Competition Hit Aa Prices Are ENGLAND'S MOVE sott coal tteld on the fourth ''efreettve" day of tbe soft coal COde . . -q, UHlO By LEO V. DOLAN INB Staff oortespondent PlttabUI'I'b. Oc~. o-JN8-Mob 01 th.:o leamed. LAST TRAIL" " Formal Ne1otiations British Debt Belin Today At lllinoia Coal Mine Where Two Are Vic· tims Of Gunfire TONIOBT ZANE G&ZY'8 SH IN C0Al OPEHAliJRS TROUBLE ARISES '/><14 NtW CIAl PftlCES DISCUSSED AGAIN Steel Plant Scene Blood-Shed And I Riotin1 wa11 ~Otrthe Spot' Oet. lllneu S--IKS-WW.Iam L. Veeck, ~t ot the Chlcqo Cubs, ~ at ?:46 A. M:. t.oda.y· tn h ___..; ~~~$~ns:~·;.·;L~~-~~";""'~ tal, where •lfll'heerjll••l ..;~~:et'-~ llu.. l...~...... ' �. I I •'1 I •i -· • .-.- ·-· ,,. Ec!ltor Trlbunl andi - ~. "I . I .. IUaM& 1M. ~ ·~.... ~""'"' '~ f~ ,_.,~---:-'-•';;1 =~:;, -;::: _ :rr; • !Hl'"f~=-Coii;;:;;' _';;._!;-;-L--'-•--''--- /"...--·' hr ......... ' ·-'-- ~ , q1f1oe ... ~~call tlt·Jl ' DcllmO!l.,_ "~ Cue v: •cet $ 1& One Uontll •• ••• •• •. • ••. ••• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ·..,TIU'et ...•.. .... ..... Ooe MOn\b . • . • . • • • , • • . • • • • . • • ..... __• .__ ~- y.., .. ... .. . ........ . .. •.oo6ta.... ... .. ... .. ;... ... ' - ~ ' .... the '' f•' I, • tal!_ !II!' f'M! U!\\!1 !Jn&l!>\ .,. IW . 'Iii~ Qiul. AIIVmrr!SlNQ ~fl'1'ATIV~9 -.. "" ¥0@'1'0" ~ <With a~ to tbe lllte J8lll ~ Wj)!tc:omb JWeyJ Obi how I wi!ll remember ; Ohio ~ Jaws ahould be revb.ed. 11w bOme owner has bten I!)~ tbe !Joat and a1o(ld the burc.en of nea.r)J all t.u: Ia ws of tbc • 1 ' fo~ BPII;CII Where ... •tt""' ..... ... "' • •-'!!' Jl*• war· •" ~ m •.-ty atjiir ciiii1l1i. w!\i\f If - ~ ~ I t!if 'Wtl0 were r \n lbtlr ~ ......... ot ll)t'oll8b' deltnqueb~ tu m'thocl ~!pie I .110 I "'- l.OO t..~n 80 'Ulat. row ~t bf IICI&P'PI and ' 6Jlt I wa~t to warn tbe memben of the Tax Puer&' Leaaue ar.d all tt;llol estate owberk ln ceneral, that the worl: u not ftn.IBbed, but in- .1_poo the lo-.-e, loynlty ud devotion of the peoplel mwt,be in.iprz:lio:·Y-.~th the teachiop or J'e-All tbe Christ 11'hoat wordlftt mto ewry foJd 11nd ~~! ~ oi the h11m•n heart, &IIJ of wbar.t it "''-'atid ln JfllU\ 7:46. "NE\'T:R. MAN SPAKE LIKE THIS MAN. ..,,-"t S~ lw_ ,._ - ',..,.;,........, '"-'~ - · - - It: -., - - - • .-IUJiv. .r' ........ i•1CQJDe to wor._ on but Jt Isn't , 1 HE LEGIONNAIRES '' l, ' Legionnaires in co n n~ ntion m C4lkugo han! l$hown they a l'c willing t o go hund in h und with Pre~:~id ent Ro~eve l t by th eh· •·ecl·ptiou of his frank ~ peech relauve t o eco nomi c condit ions in th e governmeHt. Th e Legi onnair e:i, it must be remembe1-ed, are aftPr nil , a~ yOu and I, regular ci ti zens of this cowttry. They Hr c not a ba nd o f ruthl c~:~s rack e teer~ , re~dy and evc1 cugcl' to .SilCk tht• governm r ht t or th eir ~ .wn gain. They Jw vo sho w'n the people at large that tht= y are wming ~o work with, f m· and to the good of the government. helpJUg o tflcr~ in a n endeavor t.o nelp themselves. There can Le no doubting tht! fact that the Preside'nt, to a certnlrt extent is conect ou his stand with regud to \"etcruns wh o~:~e own folly either before or after they entered serv· ice, has resulted in th eir pbytncal condition. 'fhc argument that they thru th~ir enlistment, sbould be taken care of for so mething nuvh1g nothing to do with tha t .st:nicl' , cuu ha rdly be conceded to be right, fuir or JU !:d , -elth eJ" to the "'rounder" who suffers from his ' .own wrung doing and was not a n, t! mber of ~he army or, ~md what is fElr more important, to th e felbw who behaved himself 11nd is now Suffering fl'om dise~u~es or hurts rt!• ceivcd as a natlllRI co nse quent.:e of hi~ 1.mtl"unce in the world couPlet. Suo•e ly it io plain to ~. oeen that doJlm;•ii\·'e l1 to the Unworthy apiJTrcnnt'1heans one lcs• t o' the applicant who is worthy. The governf\le nt , our p,·es.dent, our poHticial\ti, 8h ould ma ke every h(.) J1l:l8i t!fi o11 t o take \:.~re of those vc.t- ma.t_lY Uistances . c rum; whiJ I:U'tl woL'lhy and who Dl'f. last year more. eYm Just r.1u.st see the county treaaurer 1 •bout ta'~t is all we I want and sUU the c:ey goea forth tnat there Is no mo!"ey for our syl!item due !lUted MississtppJ and other the burde.n I Jove t.he birds and love U1e !loWers, I love them with my soul I}U' nQ~' have I e\er' 10\'L'<.I Like I lo\·e 't.ttat s*lmmin hole. 1 Why not then have a stratsht out 1:ales tax' The State or ·Ohio tax Is to be revl!ed. states have tbe heme !rOm C\\ ner ~nd at the same time aided I their =o;:::. : . V aric:coe Ulc:ero-()lcl Sana Relieved At Horne ........, . og::~;. ""a~,C:O:. LJDclt Henry Reibel, !oiJa. OU1 Mm Chria 8 :!1ll'ha and Ml$le& Lu. · cUie Bearhs and r:ma Jeaee, &1.1 or No t.e,n!Jible DEFENSE STRESSED )Itt harmleM antlr;eptpic Moone·s Emerald OJ! can rndl!y be- obtained et any uug siO~" the d lrectfons O.l1! almp!e ahc1 et.:r; to use Economical too an...,_ I, ; 1 Elt.e.nsbury Drug Co, Mld ~epo r !; Cf~ a Ment, ll!tfl"tm~s on ~ bottltt t o give splendl c\ !"C• --~ ~~~ It~ or money back. ~td v . :JIJI . , • ..,,,.., Cet Line! I - will continue lng, I "''OUJ J)entOn to su ffer when powerful penetrat ..· PRESIDENT . I Violence Calderwood on North Second Avenue. Tht: ~tober fourth meeting Mts. J c bn Kent, Mrs Cedric Clark 'NBS the first or the 1933-34 session and ¥n J ed Hartinger 01 Pomeroy of the L:l.~rary Club Several were Joint hoat-~' ~:oes1 W~nesday Q'Uests were present. 1E:Vl nlnr nt th" form-er 's '.tuqa.e to go up; ~r I I!CbOOis. sehoclS. otuo Can do Ute '1 · 611me tO\ke I'thing upon themselvea putt their · whanwheel the to to the and s&ytna: I shOulders "Let's Go". I beJieve the scarti111 f point Is NoY. 'lth wbtm a: vote will ' IJfl had oo reducing tbe 15: lllUtUm- I selected And ftl~c1 th1& oo.mc old awimmlu hole, I& now my fa.ocl :d prnyer . la w GAME th ~ ( -~ t,ta.h)p& for thlS tax · and stamps tor I hrar i..!.-.;....~ tor :.-.::.;.:~. J~ for Aod. oLbtn qulte a C1lw There were Hartln&er& and Mohat•f.6 And ouMa t.bat we lmew. And when the season wu advar!ced To about bte Firs.t of JUQe, Green apples and our crowd were tbere Every Sun~ af~moon. A.Qd when I have to leave thu; earth I IlhaL cne. Tax after runn l.l=... A report. recei'fed. ben Tbun: ay mamina from the Cherr1Da1on · s.Jlmmt.u hole wu ~lpe . nt.ere were W~v.'ard.s W1d Lhc O: nhnms ! lmaginf! the merchant. mU108' th1s I cut' afl.d t.hen JookJnc over tm good.& 12nd flndlnJ; tba.t he mWit take a llcerse out to sell tbts clas6 of goods &nd anotbet tor that claB:s and be lU~ GnndaoUMr lD bBl', at- all rlrht: TaxPaYers~ ~~:::;;;;:~;::::=:::::::::::;; Effort .. i No doubt we all feel like we could t wrne a new and better tax W.w tfian l now. E"ut he.re ht a little 1 U:loUBht. SUppose we have , per c:ent tax of the klnd tbat--; tt to 10 mtll!J. The wluner aet.a a silver. v hich ll'e promptly nus with ju d:~~f~~~~~=~~;::~J"' plugs, wires aitd washers and lo the l'est of h:l.a enRine, a wu.v thu.t th ey ar e entitle,! to hc ' he pt. 'l'~ l!v t he cull of their l'rcxident. Whe n !le for they did not cast u tdonc, nl)w t.hut they are asking hL·ca d · and t•aim ent neithe1· :;.nould the government forret th e men did their part in tho~e dark, drear days. 111 ~ I That the job that the r .erchant tace~t when he had to cut his expenses ARy per cent ami in .. T hall ~uu.e lNG WEll I Tlle ""'~'""""' wo.~ ~ They ~ i.lndfr male me w15h our county will be tpr~ to ~~ a ~et -t:>lth approximately 20 per ~nt lela :m~o,.m ..lo.,..J~"llU"• All relloi..., ,...,hiD&. <lo<tri!oe 01 JJJU,u.ll.&: tot-' ~ !I• creed. ihhey.£rc to h•'"~ 1QT d.t!m '..Uif&: T Oll'aOV· I . \)l all tN. f\J,Il I evflr bad, wu ~t- illl\t. a~ hOle. our crowd. wu ate.d t£ 11:1 oAJt J;~e~Un: The budget lll.$ken o1 1 ., )'OU on my &OUI ' nt:w tax. but and k.~p their hOmes c.!l t.be e.ver' 8l'QWI,Qt deUJUil~t. tax . ..,.,., .,cemENT VIC'I'lMS M'r$.1 - ~ U.e QC.ber liJ.de a sand bank Wbete We ' sand•bathed In tbe ::;un . . ' _Apf.. o~ all ~il: ~ ln the world ~ ~ none · ~Jke tbts tor fun . ECratcliirlr, they maf be abte W 1flnd enough. penolN to pay their ln.c -~ 582·L In ·-'P wUlf" teJ;L I Cl pnimtlbn brouah' preuure . ~ar op the ~9 *~ton lndud- 1 i wa:: our own, \0 ~uce tl\f! nlua- UJ &eJ us doll oar clo\heS by tbo ,.~ 11.Urt tn slide And When .,.,. bOy& we - lol· ~ PboDe 1------ Mf1., . · ~ .~ Wllf a mud blink Uw. Tax Pa~ LtqUe. The c.ovemeJ'-t. hu l:teen a God..aend \o. tll(lle be NEWS HARD J?rir.e Broken Veins Their Heads Pomeroy. Da.hlJ.ns. and rosea wet":! used to· houae decorations. with tea beinp noepttoJ.ot Lopn, a<tvtao tbat Dr. Playa Deatinecl To Fool Mr. ••• · · - -A. A. Obo-n. • I Mrs. James , ~e~ eptf'rf.a lne_{l I served In the spaeJou.e -lnmg, roon c. A. P.olndex~ 11 lmprovlpJ l&t· y ioiton Drill l ..... • · ., ._ f , !a'clorllli and I> ' now aoloi to all • eel I ~·tl Thlll'OOay mornlnr " !0< Co· j ~~ dlnqer, Wed.t;lesday ev~tnr, at I at the Calderwood h~. The l'PI The"repor.t &laO at&ta that Mr8 1t T l lumb11.11 where the former entered ' rter ho8le pn Clfustnut Street hon- 1tinng president, J.,O"a. T. A. P~e,xte 1, who J:m4 been in a n 0 eam Oran\ hoepttal for the rehi0\'41 or j orJn~r her tnothet and, bJiother, and lhe lncomlna: preslti.erl't, 1 oooidiUon, lo now able ~ 1 tram his ""t eye. , Anna c. Juhllnl an~ spn George or D. c. Miller, poured. • I 'ew York OJty. Preceding the senoiq the rollow- t<:~. ke ' Uttle nouriBhment and It 1 1 Tho8e present rot the , occasion illg program was presented : Re· Is t.bouabt that her oonclitlon will f i were : Mrs. Clara · Schae~er, Mrs. ponse&-Current Evema; R&arts t.np~avc ,..,~ Order To J EUzabet)jl. Schaefer and daUihter by the nttrtna: pres:tdeDt, ~ 'J. . ll&lDGB HOSTESS To Hold Welloton I <OonLinucd !com _. _, 1 Mary o! · Mlnersvllle~ Mr. al¥1 A.. May: OreeUn"' by MrS. D. b Sc:orinl Threat to International Newa Bervlne W. H . JuhUni', and dii.Uihter ltath- MUler; Pre5ent Day Lltervy 'I'rmld RCse s~ WN h011tell& t-o the • ' of ikldp club. Wed· thl:l would be ~le l!lbould ryn E.UzaPeth, the hostess,1 Mrs. by Mrs EIW.abetb Harttncer. A . . Two au~t.s. WM method ot tedera~ dl.lloount.. James tieveragt! and daughter.s report l88\Wd from the nurse In 1J! Jenk:I.M, Middleport hlah school'a lnit.lal bank PAJ)er be worked oul Charlotte and Mrs Jeanette ~~~d- 1 ch urp of Dr. and Mrs. c. A. J!lol,nJ . 0 . l'tsher Jr. et.nteat In SOUtheastern Ohio comt he R. p c . be e~tpandfll de•l and fi}augl).ter Coileel;l and VI" dexter at the Cherringten t;osptpetition here Prlday nlcht with the , as some ot the preskl'!nt's l'!Dnor &Uf>,Sb, Mrs. Anna 0 . Juhlin(; tal at Logan, advialng ot the de· tJ.eld at the Mary Wellaton hlgh. achoo! Golden Rookhave suneat.e<~, thl'l ort.nd son Geollte. clded improyement in their conO\- , J.ftft whiCh e\8 will ctve a line 00 the could do the d.lsoounttlcns was also read at thta ttme. , pia~ wu 1heldShoppe 1 ' &"t the Walter Hatrla ot tile locsl anregll.UOn 811 tt Is with almost DOSTtSS AT 'TEA The nelGt meeting of the dub 1csldf!nce on Sout.Jt. Second Avenue. olde the important rederal funds. Members or the Middleport Li t - will be held October 18, at the MW Lucille Dutkm was award· tlleir chances In the erary Club were entertained wtth home or Mrs. B N. tPowell. erl nut club prlae and Mn.. B. P. a tea, Wednesday a.rtemoon, OCtobF'ultf Jr , received second elub er 4. t.t the home' Q! Miss Nella prl... GUILD ENTERTAINED T> ploy upon the "~"'' "Ill I to YELl~W JlCKHS 1 E':=:;~.n =t Fashlob ·GOes r ', DlNNIB PARTY J · tn old Leading creek. ~ 11114J;d io come out of ~ O,.m And lhate ble knar\ed band ID. order to to r:&nf. wU ott 1 IJblpll or him And ~ demaq~ f ti!Ud from U\e QY~ :0, ~ tol-ced li.ied .. ,.0 .. s.nm;-- 'lbe hol'e • I fa.ten em aourq:e and 1 been • THURSDAY. OCTOJlKR fi. 11:13 "Qpr ·~-.r-SWimmin'- H,ole"1 fclloW1D&:..:.. ""-olll ~ !U!:!mr g cella!l P4 ~ "' ll>olll- . 'iitlVI!I ~ ~ 'Pflt&not WPl bt Put'J'Wfd t Tdbune·~ PleQ&e alliiW me racm , _ • f Lynctl m~elved the POmm!y, Ohio. OCtober t , 1111 .-~ """''W· ~ ... Lonf ....."" - · .._..,, o. 'l'l' n:-1"0!1 .. ~- - '!!"!!or ... ~ .., ~I!'~-- ffl ' ~ -~~~ '"~ 1101 -<1.11 ...._"' ., Public Forum THE P4U Ttl UN J Now For the Extra PQint •.Z£ ... .~::;:7:.;~,_11: Prl>l:: QOIIr ..:;l ·~-:_-:._-:_-_ -~-_....,....---;.~-___.._;_•_ ____ • E'JII I \ ~~u THE AMERICAN PUBLIC KRAFT HE times may be hard, mo ney may be scarce, jobs mny tfor at}. you • 1Io-un 11i fun, but we Lc hard to find and euting may be ()ccaHlOJJal umong lp!aYltis sqJ.~at ta• 'on American CheeH th e rank and 1\le of Am oL·ic a 's great public but thet F.fove le I!IP,Ott J (padagtd, ,..,..,rlotd) make~ no diffe L·ence to them wh en the order to "play j oat can bea~ Eni~t- boat bull'' is ~ound e,lfor the great classic every Fall when the ~~n ~mse alone. 'Hff mttles d,owchn ihe ~ l)eiJO,It t,ttver II~ a \eftov~ unk "" :.> UPJlu:sedly· twu ~e::~t Uull teums in baseball meet to vie for 'oi the 1~ bUilard tt se.!lms to be 1 the c hampiou ~ hlp of th e world. his •m~ltlpn to earn the mal~ over . . nn d poor, b uey an d 1'dl e, one Nlagm; Palls. _ _ 1 IIII!II,..IIII!!IIJI Evet·.vhei'c amonit l"ICh 'l:tll tind the peo1fle crowd ed 8l'OUttQ raQios to find out ~ ~~ •re onb" Pive qrea~ Lakes. D!· •ru·~-~ what Joe c;ronin:t~ team of W a~hiugton Senators are dl·- r1~ Oft tOO many. There all"'1. in K ur whether Bill Terry's. GiRnb paced the incompt,ra- •oom &f\lW!lere fot a ~' doJQS a • 'r • ~ntury IQl hour. stw; aolnr that. IJl e llubbell arc overcommg their riVals. ClOSt 1\Br; ltl~ iu.:i;van~el!l". You dao·t It llol n "l'eat game enjOytd by a gl'eut people Whf). notlce mmnr de~~~ hucrl~nes, ~ • • • , v.hlriPQOli'. w_.tenpo~~ and tornafo t·tuno.tely arc of a d1spo1:1 ition wh1eh makes It poss1ble dc.es· to lay a.~:~id~ their heavy womes. aiJ.d cares, to enjoy a nt. Th~y, a,re deslat•k!R 1Jc bit aHtnd vhen it com es oo easily a,nd with so - li~l~ boa.h 11ft they can turn coot. It ii ·• n eht world,ufter all •• viewe'~ from the con- with9Ut 8}9WIQ.C. up At lluca or' th'e greatest country 1n the world . Hurroh for Amel'lca and Bo•eball. T has full. natyrol flavor f • to a -- CAB8 OF THANKS I I IJI•ought before the public. ! THE l!t,!!UicJ, CASE O N(;E more " the liMtll CUdtJ Thi$ lu.tc:st news r egurdinr the erstwhile promoter of Pulilic Utilities, invo!v.. him m nn alleged attempt to remo ve aqm e milJion dollars hiddun away in CbicaJo, t.f• Gr~ece, where he expected to use sorp.e or it toward fight... ino( hi• exto·adition to the United State• . If ~ve l' justice has beeg thw~rted, thlo Ia one of th~ incidentlt, l:ie~minr to BhQW lt . }i.ere is an example of a I mao\ wljo by hi• macbjqatlo~~· eviJ!~ntiY ll,l•ll•l, els~ ho ' would uot betjd' ey~ry ·cJfq!1 'to, Vr~eve1!t hj• ,b•\!1~ brou~hi ~ael< tQ -i;\'l!)or!io fpr t.rf~i, hA• ~~~~~~, P~t !l;n. au~ !if ~ou· •••1.:\• of ~·•PI~ wpP, '!~11' In !1\0U~rafe circu_ql•ll!ll••• anq who h~d lljVo4ted ~~~lr ~~vji\118 Wttlt Ilia cqmp~nieoo with • feellllll. of oecu~il\11 so ~~~y wo~\!H'~ve '"lipelhinll t~ la~e core o! iJl the! • o!JI. will -'-'· o·ew41rd~ ·~'b~t '' L .. 00 ~~w·fl~d that he Will W,~•Nn~liql)a, ~pes o! •!Jill~rk '•?. ml\llY Yol\tl!' "t~e so-c~ll~d . "blJ ahota" . ¥·~SWI:PI'~~'W"e; ~: fA ~0.\l' ' · . o& ·cente.._;R~~' !f,iv~rt~.ct v!Ju~s Y:ou'll IF I D~OVE A C-AR liD Ctl2T.P.INLY U~~ 01-\1015 ., FAVORIT-E. tVERVPJODY ~Yf.J 1 fOR. A l<fE!ULAR eA.t:;, • • • VOU Jljf,T CAN'T &EATX.70:11>'CIJ.R£D NMJNI£ ANTELOPE It's a fact! R. L. Polk & Co., recently interviewed 49,311 motorists in every section of Ohio and found X-70 to be mon? ,popular than the next ~ve gasolines combined. A tank'CU'l will show you why-try X-70 to(lay. "-· ' ... ' " -. ' ,. ' ' ~ �. I I •'1 I •i -· • .-.- ·-· ,,. Ec!ltor Trlbunl andi - ~. "I . I .. IUaM& 1M. ~ ·~.... ~""'"' '~ f~ ,_.,~---:-'-•';;1 =~:;, -;::: _ :rr; • !Hl'"f~=-Coii;;:;;' _';;._!;-;-L--'-•--''--- /"...--·' hr ......... ' ·-'-- ~ , q1f1oe ... ~~call tlt·Jl ' DcllmO!l.,_ "~ Cue v: •cet $ 1& One Uontll •• ••• •• •. • ••. ••• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ·..,TIU'et ...•.. .... ..... Ooe MOn\b . • . • . • • • , • • . • • • • . • • ..... __• .__ ~- y.., .. ... .. . ........ . .. •.oo6ta.... ... .. ... .. ;... ... ' - ~ ' .... the '' f•' I, • tal!_ !II!' f'M! U!\\!1 !Jn&l!>\ .,. IW . 'Iii~ Qiul. AIIVmrr!SlNQ ~fl'1'ATIV~9 -.. "" ¥0@'1'0" ~ <With a~ to tbe lllte J8lll ~ Wj)!tc:omb JWeyJ Obi how I wi!ll remember ; Ohio ~ Jaws ahould be revb.ed. 11w bOme owner has bten I!)~ tbe !Joat and a1o(ld the burc.en of nea.r)J all t.u: Ia ws of tbc • 1 ' fo~ BPII;CII Where ... •tt""' ..... ... "' • •-'!!' Jl*• war· •" ~ m •.-ty atjiir ciiii1l1i. w!\i\f If - ~ ~ I t!if 'Wtl0 were r \n lbtlr ~ ......... ot ll)t'oll8b' deltnqueb~ tu m'thocl ~!pie I .110 I "'- l.OO t..~n 80 'Ulat. row ~t bf IICI&P'PI and ' 6Jlt I wa~t to warn tbe memben of the Tax Puer&' Leaaue ar.d all tt;llol estate owberk ln ceneral, that the worl: u not ftn.IBbed, but in- .1_poo the lo-.-e, loynlty ud devotion of the peoplel mwt,be in.iprz:lio:·Y-.~th the teachiop or J'e-All tbe Christ 11'hoat wordlftt mto ewry foJd 11nd ~~! ~ oi the h11m•n heart, &IIJ of wbar.t it "''-'atid ln JfllU\ 7:46. "NE\'T:R. MAN SPAKE LIKE THIS MAN. ..,,-"t S~ lw_ ,._ - ',..,.;,........, '"-'~ - · - - It: -., - - - • .-IUJiv. .r' ........ i•1CQJDe to wor._ on but Jt Isn't , 1 HE LEGIONNAIRES '' l, ' Legionnaires in co n n~ ntion m C4lkugo han! l$hown they a l'c willing t o go hund in h und with Pre~:~id ent Ro~eve l t by th eh· •·ecl·ptiou of his frank ~ peech relauve t o eco nomi c condit ions in th e governmeHt. Th e Legi onnair e:i, it must be remembe1-ed, are aftPr nil , a~ yOu and I, regular ci ti zens of this cowttry. They Hr c not a ba nd o f ruthl c~:~s rack e teer~ , re~dy and evc1 cugcl' to .SilCk tht• governm r ht t or th eir ~ .wn gain. They Jw vo sho w'n the people at large that tht= y are wming ~o work with, f m· and to the good of the government. helpJUg o tflcr~ in a n endeavor t.o nelp themselves. There can Le no doubting tht! fact that the Preside'nt, to a certnlrt extent is conect ou his stand with regud to \"etcruns wh o~:~e own folly either before or after they entered serv· ice, has resulted in th eir pbytncal condition. 'fhc argument that they thru th~ir enlistment, sbould be taken care of for so mething nuvh1g nothing to do with tha t .st:nicl' , cuu ha rdly be conceded to be right, fuir or JU !:d , -elth eJ" to the "'rounder" who suffers from his ' .own wrung doing and was not a n, t! mber of ~he army or, ~md what is fElr more important, to th e felbw who behaved himself 11nd is now Suffering fl'om dise~u~es or hurts rt!• ceivcd as a natlllRI co nse quent.:e of hi~ 1.mtl"unce in the world couPlet. Suo•e ly it io plain to ~. oeen that doJlm;•ii\·'e l1 to the Unworthy apiJTrcnnt'1heans one lcs• t o' the applicant who is worthy. The governf\le nt , our p,·es.dent, our poHticial\ti, 8h ould ma ke every h(.) J1l:l8i t!fi o11 t o take \:.~re of those vc.t- ma.t_lY Uistances . c rum; whiJ I:U'tl woL'lhy and who Dl'f. last year more. eYm Just r.1u.st see the county treaaurer 1 •bout ta'~t is all we I want and sUU the c:ey goea forth tnat there Is no mo!"ey for our syl!item due !lUted MississtppJ and other the burde.n I Jove t.he birds and love U1e !loWers, I love them with my soul I}U' nQ~' have I e\er' 10\'L'<.I Like I lo\·e 't.ttat s*lmmin hole. 1 Why not then have a stratsht out 1:ales tax' The State or ·Ohio tax Is to be revl!ed. states have tbe heme !rOm C\\ ner ~nd at the same time aided I their =o;:::. : . V aric:coe Ulc:ero-()lcl Sana Relieved At Horne ........, . og::~;. ""a~,C:O:. LJDclt Henry Reibel, !oiJa. OU1 Mm Chria 8 :!1ll'ha and Ml$le& Lu. · cUie Bearhs and r:ma Jeaee, &1.1 or No t.e,n!Jible DEFENSE STRESSED )Itt harmleM antlr;eptpic Moone·s Emerald OJ! can rndl!y be- obtained et any uug siO~" the d lrectfons O.l1! almp!e ahc1 et.:r; to use Economical too an...,_ I, ; 1 Elt.e.nsbury Drug Co, Mld ~epo r !; Cf~ a Ment, ll!tfl"tm~s on ~ bottltt t o give splendl c\ !"C• --~ ~~~ It~ or money back. ~td v . :JIJI . , • ..,,,.., Cet Line! I - will continue lng, I "''OUJ J)entOn to su ffer when powerful penetrat ..· PRESIDENT . I Violence Calderwood on North Second Avenue. Tht: ~tober fourth meeting Mts. J c bn Kent, Mrs Cedric Clark 'NBS the first or the 1933-34 session and ¥n J ed Hartinger 01 Pomeroy of the L:l.~rary Club Several were Joint hoat-~' ~:oes1 W~nesday Q'Uests were present. 1E:Vl nlnr nt th" form-er 's '.tuqa.e to go up; ~r I I!CbOOis. sehoclS. otuo Can do Ute '1 · 611me tO\ke I'thing upon themselvea putt their · whanwheel the to to the and s&ytna: I shOulders "Let's Go". I beJieve the scarti111 f point Is NoY. 'lth wbtm a: vote will ' IJfl had oo reducing tbe 15: lllUtUm- I selected And ftl~c1 th1& oo.mc old awimmlu hole, I& now my fa.ocl :d prnyer . la w GAME th ~ ( -~ t,ta.h)p& for thlS tax · and stamps tor I hrar i..!.-.;....~ tor :.-.::.;.:~. J~ for Aod. oLbtn qulte a C1lw There were Hartln&er& and Mohat•f.6 And ouMa t.bat we lmew. And when the season wu advar!ced To about bte Firs.t of JUQe, Green apples and our crowd were tbere Every Sun~ af~moon. A.Qd when I have to leave thu; earth I IlhaL cne. Tax after runn l.l=... A report. recei'fed. ben Tbun: ay mamina from the Cherr1Da1on · s.Jlmmt.u hole wu ~lpe . nt.ere were W~v.'ard.s W1d Lhc O: nhnms ! lmaginf! the merchant. mU108' th1s I cut' afl.d t.hen JookJnc over tm good.& 12nd flndlnJ; tba.t he mWit take a llcerse out to sell tbts clas6 of goods &nd anotbet tor that claB:s and be lU~ GnndaoUMr lD bBl', at- all rlrht: TaxPaYers~ ~~:::;;;;:~;::::=:::::::::::;; Effort .. i No doubt we all feel like we could t wrne a new and better tax W.w tfian l now. E"ut he.re ht a little 1 U:loUBht. SUppose we have , per c:ent tax of the klnd tbat--; tt to 10 mtll!J. The wluner aet.a a silver. v hich ll'e promptly nus with ju d:~~f~~~~~=~~;::~J"' plugs, wires aitd washers and lo the l'est of h:l.a enRine, a wu.v thu.t th ey ar e entitle,! to hc ' he pt. 'l'~ l!v t he cull of their l'rcxident. Whe n !le for they did not cast u tdonc, nl)w t.hut they are asking hL·ca d · and t•aim ent neithe1· :;.nould the government forret th e men did their part in tho~e dark, drear days. 111 ~ I That the job that the r .erchant tace~t when he had to cut his expenses ARy per cent ami in .. T hall ~uu.e lNG WEll I Tlle ""'~'""""' wo.~ ~ They ~ i.lndfr male me w15h our county will be tpr~ to ~~ a ~et -t:>lth approximately 20 per ~nt lela :m~o,.m ..lo.,..J~"llU"• All relloi..., ,...,hiD&. <lo<tri!oe 01 JJJU,u.ll.&: tot-' ~ !I• creed. ihhey.£rc to h•'"~ 1QT d.t!m '..Uif&: T Oll'aOV· I . \)l all tN. f\J,Il I evflr bad, wu ~t- illl\t. a~ hOle. our crowd. wu ate.d t£ 11:1 oAJt J;~e~Un: The budget lll.$ken o1 1 ., )'OU on my &OUI ' nt:w tax. but and k.~p their hOmes c.!l t.be e.ver' 8l'QWI,Qt deUJUil~t. tax . ..,.,., .,cemENT VIC'I'lMS M'r$.1 - ~ U.e QC.ber liJ.de a sand bank Wbete We ' sand•bathed In tbe ::;un . . ' _Apf.. o~ all ~il: ~ ln the world ~ ~ none · ~Jke tbts tor fun . ECratcliirlr, they maf be abte W 1flnd enough. penolN to pay their ln.c -~ 582·L In ·-'P wUlf" teJ;L I Cl pnimtlbn brouah' preuure . ~ar op the ~9 *~ton lndud- 1 i wa:: our own, \0 ~uce tl\f! nlua- UJ &eJ us doll oar clo\heS by tbo ,.~ 11.Urt tn slide And When .,.,. bOy& we - lol· ~ PboDe 1------ Mf1., . · ~ .~ Wllf a mud blink Uw. Tax Pa~ LtqUe. The c.ovemeJ'-t. hu l:teen a God..aend \o. tll(lle be NEWS HARD J?rir.e Broken Veins Their Heads Pomeroy. Da.hlJ.ns. and rosea wet":! used to· houae decorations. with tea beinp noepttoJ.ot Lopn, a<tvtao tbat Dr. Playa Deatinecl To Fool Mr. ••• · · - -A. A. Obo-n. • I Mrs. James , ~e~ eptf'rf.a lne_{l I served In the spaeJou.e -lnmg, roon c. A. P.olndex~ 11 lmprovlpJ l&t· y ioiton Drill l ..... • · ., ._ f , !a'clorllli and I> ' now aoloi to all • eel I ~·tl Thlll'OOay mornlnr " !0< Co· j ~~ dlnqer, Wed.t;lesday ev~tnr, at I at the Calderwood h~. The l'PI The"repor.t &laO at&ta that Mr8 1t T l lumb11.11 where the former entered ' rter ho8le pn Clfustnut Street hon- 1tinng president, J.,O"a. T. A. P~e,xte 1, who J:m4 been in a n 0 eam Oran\ hoepttal for the rehi0\'41 or j orJn~r her tnothet and, bJiother, and lhe lncomlna: preslti.erl't, 1 oooidiUon, lo now able ~ 1 tram his ""t eye. , Anna c. Juhllnl an~ spn George or D. c. Miller, poured. • I 'ew York OJty. Preceding the senoiq the rollow- t<:~. ke ' Uttle nouriBhment and It 1 1 Tho8e present rot the , occasion illg program was presented : Re· Is t.bouabt that her oonclitlon will f i were : Mrs. Clara · Schae~er, Mrs. ponse&-Current Evema; R&arts t.np~avc ,..,~ Order To J EUzabet)jl. Schaefer and daUihter by the nttrtna: pres:tdeDt, ~ 'J. . ll&lDGB HOSTESS To Hold Welloton I <OonLinucd !com _. _, 1 Mary o! · Mlnersvllle~ Mr. al¥1 A.. May: OreeUn"' by MrS. D. b Sc:orinl Threat to International Newa Bervlne W. H . JuhUni', and dii.Uihter ltath- MUler; Pre5ent Day Lltervy 'I'rmld RCse s~ WN h011tell& t-o the • ' of ikldp club. Wed· thl:l would be ~le l!lbould ryn E.UzaPeth, the hostess,1 Mrs. by Mrs EIW.abetb Harttncer. A . . Two au~t.s. WM method ot tedera~ dl.lloount.. James tieveragt! and daughter.s report l88\Wd from the nurse In 1J! Jenk:I.M, Middleport hlah school'a lnit.lal bank PAJ)er be worked oul Charlotte and Mrs Jeanette ~~~d- 1 ch urp of Dr. and Mrs. c. A. J!lol,nJ . 0 . l'tsher Jr. et.nteat In SOUtheastern Ohio comt he R. p c . be e~tpandfll de•l and fi}augl).ter Coileel;l and VI" dexter at the Cherringten t;osptpetition here Prlday nlcht with the , as some ot the preskl'!nt's l'!Dnor &Uf>,Sb, Mrs. Anna 0 . Juhlin(; tal at Logan, advialng ot the de· tJ.eld at the Mary Wellaton hlgh. achoo! Golden Rookhave suneat.e<~, thl'l ort.nd son Geollte. clded improyement in their conO\- , J.ftft whiCh e\8 will ctve a line 00 the could do the d.lsoounttlcns was also read at thta ttme. , pia~ wu 1heldShoppe 1 ' &"t the Walter Hatrla ot tile locsl anregll.UOn 811 tt Is with almost DOSTtSS AT 'TEA The nelGt meeting of the dub 1csldf!nce on Sout.Jt. Second Avenue. olde the important rederal funds. Members or the Middleport Li t - will be held October 18, at the MW Lucille Dutkm was award· tlleir chances In the erary Club were entertained wtth home or Mrs. B N. tPowell. erl nut club prlae and Mn.. B. P. a tea, Wednesday a.rtemoon, OCtobF'ultf Jr , received second elub er 4. t.t the home' Q! Miss Nella prl... GUILD ENTERTAINED T> ploy upon the "~"'' "Ill I to YELl~W JlCKHS 1 E':=:;~.n =t Fashlob ·GOes r ', DlNNIB PARTY J · tn old Leading creek. ~ 11114J;d io come out of ~ O,.m And lhate ble knar\ed band ID. order to to r:&nf. wU ott 1 IJblpll or him And ~ demaq~ f ti!Ud from U\e QY~ :0, ~ tol-ced li.ied .. ,.0 .. s.nm;-- 'lbe hol'e • I fa.ten em aourq:e and 1 been • THURSDAY. OCTOJlKR fi. 11:13 "Qpr ·~-.r-SWimmin'- H,ole"1 fclloW1D&:..:.. ""-olll ~ !U!:!mr g cella!l P4 ~ "' ll>olll- . 'iitlVI!I ~ ~ 'Pflt&not WPl bt Put'J'Wfd t Tdbune·~ PleQ&e alliiW me racm , _ • f Lynctl m~elved the POmm!y, Ohio. OCtober t , 1111 .-~ """''W· ~ ... Lonf ....."" - · .._..,, o. 'l'l' n:-1"0!1 .. ~- - '!!"!!or ... ~ .., ~I!'~-- ffl ' ~ -~~~ '"~ 1101 -<1.11 ...._"' ., Public Forum THE P4U Ttl UN J Now For the Extra PQint •.Z£ ... .~::;:7:.;~,_11: Prl>l:: QOIIr ..:;l ·~-:_-:._-:_-_ -~-_....,....---;.~-___.._;_•_ ____ • E'JII I \ ~~u THE AMERICAN PUBLIC KRAFT HE times may be hard, mo ney may be scarce, jobs mny tfor at}. you • 1Io-un 11i fun, but we Lc hard to find and euting may be ()ccaHlOJJal umong lp!aYltis sqJ.~at ta• 'on American CheeH th e rank and 1\le of Am oL·ic a 's great public but thet F.fove le I!IP,Ott J (padagtd, ,..,..,rlotd) make~ no diffe L·ence to them wh en the order to "play j oat can bea~ Eni~t- boat bull'' is ~ound e,lfor the great classic every Fall when the ~~n ~mse alone. 'Hff mttles d,owchn ihe ~ l)eiJO,It t,ttver II~ a \eftov~ unk "" :.> UPJlu:sedly· twu ~e::~t Uull teums in baseball meet to vie for 'oi the 1~ bUilard tt se.!lms to be 1 the c hampiou ~ hlp of th e world. his •m~ltlpn to earn the mal~ over . . nn d poor, b uey an d 1'dl e, one Nlagm; Palls. _ _ 1 IIII!II,..IIII!!IIJI Evet·.vhei'c amonit l"ICh 'l:tll tind the peo1fle crowd ed 8l'OUttQ raQios to find out ~ ~~ •re onb" Pive qrea~ Lakes. D!· •ru·~-~ what Joe c;ronin:t~ team of W a~hiugton Senators are dl·- r1~ Oft tOO many. There all"'1. in K ur whether Bill Terry's. GiRnb paced the incompt,ra- •oom &f\lW!lere fot a ~' doJQS a • 'r • ~ntury IQl hour. stw; aolnr that. IJl e llubbell arc overcommg their riVals. ClOSt 1\Br; ltl~ iu.:i;van~el!l". You dao·t It llol n "l'eat game enjOytd by a gl'eut people Whf). notlce mmnr de~~~ hucrl~nes, ~ • • • , v.hlriPQOli'. w_.tenpo~~ and tornafo t·tuno.tely arc of a d1spo1:1 ition wh1eh makes It poss1ble dc.es· to lay a.~:~id~ their heavy womes. aiJ.d cares, to enjoy a nt. Th~y, a,re deslat•k!R 1Jc bit aHtnd vhen it com es oo easily a,nd with so - li~l~ boa.h 11ft they can turn coot. It ii ·• n eht world,ufter all •• viewe'~ from the con- with9Ut 8}9WIQ.C. up At lluca or' th'e greatest country 1n the world . Hurroh for Amel'lca and Bo•eball. T has full. natyrol flavor f • to a -- CAB8 OF THANKS I I IJI•ought before the public. ! THE l!t,!!UicJ, CASE O N(;E more " the liMtll CUdtJ Thi$ lu.tc:st news r egurdinr the erstwhile promoter of Pulilic Utilities, invo!v.. him m nn alleged attempt to remo ve aqm e milJion dollars hiddun away in CbicaJo, t.f• Gr~ece, where he expected to use sorp.e or it toward fight... ino( hi• exto·adition to the United State• . If ~ve l' justice has beeg thw~rted, thlo Ia one of th~ incidentlt, l:ie~minr to BhQW lt . }i.ere is an example of a I mao\ wljo by hi• macbjqatlo~~· eviJ!~ntiY ll,l•ll•l, els~ ho ' would uot betjd' ey~ry ·cJfq!1 'to, Vr~eve1!t hj• ,b•\!1~ brou~hi ~ael< tQ -i;\'l!)or!io fpr t.rf~i, hA• ~~~~~~, P~t !l;n. au~ !if ~ou· •••1.:\• of ~·•PI~ wpP, '!~11' In !1\0U~rafe circu_ql•ll!ll••• anq who h~d lljVo4ted ~~~lr ~~vji\118 Wttlt Ilia cqmp~nieoo with • feellllll. of oecu~il\11 so ~~~y wo~\!H'~ve '"lipelhinll t~ la~e core o! iJl the! • o!JI. will -'-'· o·ew41rd~ ·~'b~t '' L .. 00 ~~w·fl~d that he Will W,~•Nn~liql)a, ~pes o! •!Jill~rk '•?. ml\llY Yol\tl!' "t~e so-c~ll~d . "blJ ahota" . ¥·~SWI:PI'~~'W"e; ~: fA ~0.\l' ' · . o& ·cente.._;R~~' !f,iv~rt~.ct v!Ju~s Y:ou'll IF I D~OVE A C-AR liD Ctl2T.P.INLY U~~ 01-\1015 ., FAVORIT-E. tVERVPJODY ~Yf.J 1 fOR. A l<fE!ULAR eA.t:;, • • • VOU Jljf,T CAN'T &EATX.70:11>'CIJ.R£D NMJNI£ ANTELOPE It's a fact! R. L. Polk & Co., recently interviewed 49,311 motorists in every section of Ohio and found X-70 to be mon? ,popular than the next ~ve gasolines combined. A tank'CU'l will show you why-try X-70 to(lay. "-· ' ... ' " -. ' ,. ' ' ~ �• Till!! DAD..Y TRIIONlll•••• : ~. Stepping i11 Series ~-- BIOA~Y OPt$ ·~me ;rh~ ~es First H~ro~r , " ' .. . --- . . ' . bO'!'OBI!IIt 5, lim . ... ~..- ~ll ... . •· .. t ' ., , '• .' - ' Sl 11 TAU S£ tN F0ll ~ C~MES c;:ronin Admita Senaton In Tourh .Spot After Two Defeata · 'l'llll-.aU\,~ .II!'!' UIIOI .'..W'i ' ··• _ :a"JDe.r Pome!Oy Meeta l,.oJ~J -Middleport PI•J• · · Wellatolt · TO TRY TODAY· • IN NIGHT GAME Will St~~i Up Awainat Jack· 1 IOn Lada ' iI INew lk!tton \Yith White~ill Pi~hinr To, Break Into 'Viet· ory Column I Six teams of the Sou~te('n ' Ohio High School Athletle LeaJUe: ~ ~~U .&wing into a.cUon thla ~k ' BY PAT ROBINSON INS Sports Writer 1 Waahl:teton, Oct. b--INS-It is no violation of conndenC(l to Stl)'. the jubilant, and pet·haps sllg\lily overconfident Ol'nnl., a1-e now counttna on taking fow· straight J. tlklqdJ ~Jna, G1at~:ts! eppy abol'tstop, Mowed that "they enn't beat ns" .spirit in beAting outf\t,yer's tilt~~ In t;Jte seeond l.oniDc of the openiag game oi the w11rld series at tb~ Polo Gro:.mdli, N'. Y. Jnade a dp.iZlin&' tlovad-band 1top of Ryan's .:rounder but foll9w..::d with a bad bhrow to K~h~l. ---. _:_-_ · .. - ----- ----· - -. - -. -- 11.'V ±:'w =-- 11;o . ------'·~=---+' hearted bift they arc alao Johnson ot Qak go.mes: Grove, rofiler, Pl>!~lp - John8on, with hla pstntmgg l_l~en ~~ qt ll{ew was a Saturday ~est ct lloro "'upl<i col "!!IIIJ!<I•n<! lndul1ro I bat!le. ~ra oi the ";-s:rri<mdlf' T' 4.50-21 4.75-19 5.08-19 5.00·20 5.:15-18 whelming score or 49 to 6. Well.t.On and New Bolltan are the only other teams that. have engag:ed. In & league combat to date, and both are tied for second place, although l'trcentage ia accredited to either team. · and Mra. WaUer HYsell and c~ld· 1 The 1esult of thla week's play ren dinner fUC!Sts of MrS. . will probablY see three addltlQ.nal Viola. Kl'~U~ It ~InK :M.ts. HyseU'II blrtbda~: .Jn lJl:e afternoon tJtey peat Vf1th Athena. However, a. tie motofiid to Piut.18nd. ' result In one or more of the changing the attuat.ton some ,, ' .' 1 ! e Wby worry tlll'Qu$11 tbot s!l&\l'flileot months Of t:De year ·on amooili·Wo~, bald-treo~ded tlrea1 ••• On th:.:f!"'IJ' roads of I! all and Winter you· ' · neW I eafoj.ariPliW. tkea more than ever. I. Ne..,J:IIbli!ll' wean almoot tw!l% ... well ill ~ 'l'~th~. which mellfl'!-_1\ wll,l •00 119.' lilili'Oat n~ In the spring ••• That'swlijltpayjtobuJnewGood)'eara IIJ .U:tuial teat on wet pavements, ~h~~ &~CJP Yl!llt a~t qulc:ket thl!n ·allf lither '!5!"rioii.atd(ess.of. make or dea~ "'*· :t;;;,;;;;;-g I They II!V(I-'t'Oi\ lilo'!fou~ prot.,ctton ~ overj 1!1¥-~,'"'" every. plJ Ia b~t wlth.that'patented ply IDlltorial, Supertwist . .\qd tbey atv~ m\>re mlleaA~ t~- I . " c!N tl!a~!_ GQQ!IfW '111r;:r0"':'"! .~~ ' It or not, most J;WW'~· "'(.J'. ' . ' . . ..... .,". .• • ' ' ., ' qi ' S~\'r - ~B colt ~ft!fm n t!1.1 ll.lf~ ' ' al'o •. ;t ook Ji over for ;,oa. ' "' ·•. ' . ' ' •'"I"'" •J\I.OTIC£ ,OF ~n•l'ri!JEN:r . WUR; ·~:Nt.~, I!!t~ ? - ' • .' ~Qil,tpclv'oii!W 11r1cea - lielleie ...... ..' : .. ..c• - ' were I --·- I another day or l<ia,d or sen o.- 'P'n~.p,;;,: 1 way we caq't mLSs." Bill's coufidcnce \5 bolstered b)' 1 the · flct t.bat for the laat eleven ~~~~~~ ycnrs. the team ti"'r~t, won the scet~nd game. V"":U ~.1c sert r-1 On t.hat be.sls. It see... ·. hardly worth .. , while to pl~y ou' ,,he sttl .. tf, bUt d~tel"mlned to g£t some runs be · 1J1e Q.dage about the t;.f.., ,ond the over hind E.ll'l Whitehill today lip is · no.whern bOrne out no oUen J..nd onte aaaln Ossle Bluege, the Joe Cronin thu:.; cxpre~;.scd the : a.s It is in baseball. Senators' Wlfottunate Ulird bWitl· ~ntim~nt of his lndl ciuiJ Lhls Tha glnnts (.onslder thin .s~rl c tiY m9rnlr.g : Wc'ru lu an uwrul tough 1 n. flvti and ten or Woolworth series man, shared the goot'a role, 1-his s):!Ot ~t I don't think. IL"s on the • that ta, five hit3 a day for the sen- time splitting ($y.biow l:.onors v•'th Al Crowder . cards fQl • bhp. Ci)lu,n t:; to gr t r;;uch ators. ten fol' the Giailts. For two innings, old Goose GOI:Ilin phenomfnal }i'ltchlng a ll til ::: t1me." Th~ ):!Oint was St.rcooed aga!n ~ which BH! Tel'l'y' s pOtent rc-! yeste!'dp.y in, an error.less. game tha~ Wptl.S by way Gt bein(j: B. hero but to.lomder was : 'Just wut.ch F'J.·eddy . wus ~ sparkling brilliant as the day he 11. JUSt another lo.d the fans forgot. Goose steppod into the fltw.~,mmo,ns todny. If we win f p1·evtous game WM dullY crra.tlc . 'flth Preddy I'll wind It li!J with Ag:yn the Oiants were able to ,limelight when scbUDJ.~Cher ~ade ...........- ---------- .,......., • 5:50-19 '-==========::;;#' ·. •.,... ••••• ..Je ., 4.~-20 I . • Second pme ttaul,kls Attendance !paid) .... 3ti,461 Rt!celpts (m inus taxJ ....... . ................ ll45.095.00 . Commissioner's share . . . . ....•............. 21 ,764 25 Players' share . . 73,008.45 E~ cl~b's shu.re . 12,333.07 Each league's ·share 12,333.07 ~,..I for Twq · Qames Attendance <paJd) .... ~. 133 Net receipts . · ... $329,163.00 Comm~ssiOilet·'s s~are 41,374 45 Playera' 'ihvre . .' . 16'1.873.13 Each olulh:. share .. 27.978.85 Each I8a.a'ue's .shal'e 27 '9'78.85 . UQ-ll date only two league e:a~es been chalked up resulttn1 in a ~corelcss deadlock and 9. ooe·sided e.fralr. Athens lea pea mto the Je&d when they trounced the Nelsonvllle OTeyhourads last weell: by the over- grimly Polloililng are the fluanclal tlgures on the' World series par••"· SIZE Middleport at Middleport. AU will be p!;1yed Frl~y, 1 """'" •• u tn the ~:~ftel'flOOn ii.'Dd ..., ···-· at nlghio. · I By Inte.tJ:;l&.t.loval News Service Park~~rg, w:-re week eJi¥1 gqest11 ~1~ T3J~Oi .Ot ~· ~~nt, o! thW Mr. a¥, u,.,, tJ;1.!> Sliest <it t.l£ broll)er. ot O.Wen Taylor. 'tW'lor. t' le~~ h~ ' from the Senators. .Nor om I divulgilll!: any :;ecret In teWng you the Senators art! down - ~ Mr. and Mnl. Cla:f' Vohe Ot Parkers Mr. and 141'6. RUS&ell Radcliffe [Sunday. .~ bUl'g epent 8undilY wtth ·Harry Mew Brtrbton, speilt Uie weelt ·. "Mi. 1i.l).d 'Ml'8.. "J!'~~•:1:1 ;Joh~ ~·• 13.wan ,and family. • ~nd ~e gu~t of Sylvta Rad.cJUTc child~n ~ l-ecet;a,t sueata \ or Miss ,A rnott. ,of ~clnlll,l ~ JRmC\.~ a.l\4 IIQn. 1.s ..M~enzle and., .f&.~. I~ a rew y-ka 'with' :Mn. ·Na.ncy ,~r. iud Ur11. Berryl Taylor Of ~acy .C~ ~ -b~l\ UL ! • BealetJ:. ..,...,""•L=-.A.,.."l"'rm"' _· "'I"'""' . EUd. New Boston wm meet JacUOW, ou the latter's grid; Pomeroy 'W trek to Losan; and Welltlton wll _,. ' '""" ... '' ·. . "". biD YOU EVEI STOP TO TIIINK? • By E!fllqi(R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklf!,h.oma. . • i. . • '(4NP~(,. c;. CJ.IN~. PUJ;SLIS.HER OF THE llU.Nl'ING· TON (IND.) HEARALD-PRESS, SA~S: "With advertiainr, •• with t!l~thinJI c;I.,.,, tbe ~ 11rb~uta tile ~~\ int,Q it uaul\llY reta t:he niott out of it. IJy tbia 1- .not mea,n '!lo~t ha S'rENQING b'!t mo,t ,io WQRIC ''\II '(HOUG • REGART>LESS OF WHO WINS 71-/E PR.I~SENr SE/~.fES, AND SQTH TERRY CROAI,IN HA;V.A- . ' • MADE: THEIR. MARKS ·i "Too often-the merch11nt ~~·~• adverij•int aa,a q~l&l'J'· evi!· lfJao f~~ ta,~ "!1\\Y about it, hia reoulta w.ill. b~an~J,l!l,\~ aatl~factod)'. · l'b,'!:. ne":lp,per <>lll\lll!l 'llll¥•nt,e' · <e~~~lta 'fw'!JI, l\dt~~lW,D1 M~ zqo.r~ ~the ~octor CIJ! ..-•ral!_t~ ~~~ f~r bi1 --::-:l:r:;l!! As PILO'l:~:...·-· 11 1 Mll'n .. . ' . .. '' ' ' . . • I . ' ~ ..' ' . (......~ • t • : · ' �• Till!! DAD..Y TRIIONlll•••• : ~. Stepping i11 Series ~-- BIOA~Y OPt$ ·~me ;rh~ ~es First H~ro~r , " ' .. . --- . . ' . bO'!'OBI!IIt 5, lim . ... ~..- ~ll ... . •· .. t ' ., , '• .' - ' Sl 11 TAU S£ tN F0ll ~ C~MES c;:ronin Admita Senaton In Tourh .Spot After Two Defeata · 'l'llll-.aU\,~ .II!'!' UIIOI .'..W'i ' ··• _ :a"JDe.r Pome!Oy Meeta l,.oJ~J -Middleport PI•J• · · Wellatolt · TO TRY TODAY· • IN NIGHT GAME Will St~~i Up Awainat Jack· 1 IOn Lada ' iI INew lk!tton \Yith White~ill Pi~hinr To, Break Into 'Viet· ory Column I Six teams of the Sou~te('n ' Ohio High School Athletle LeaJUe: ~ ~~U .&wing into a.cUon thla ~k ' BY PAT ROBINSON INS Sports Writer 1 Waahl:teton, Oct. b--INS-It is no violation of conndenC(l to Stl)'. the jubilant, and pet·haps sllg\lily overconfident Ol'nnl., a1-e now counttna on taking fow· straight J. tlklqdJ ~Jna, G1at~:ts! eppy abol'tstop, Mowed that "they enn't beat ns" .spirit in beAting outf\t,yer's tilt~~ In t;Jte seeond l.oniDc of the openiag game oi the w11rld series at tb~ Polo Gro:.mdli, N'. Y. Jnade a dp.iZlin&' tlovad-band 1top of Ryan's .:rounder but foll9w..::d with a bad bhrow to K~h~l. ---. _:_-_ · .. - ----- ----· - -. - -. -- 11.'V ±:'w =-- 11;o . ------'·~=---+' hearted bift they arc alao Johnson ot Qak go.mes: Grove, rofiler, Pl>!~lp - John8on, with hla pstntmgg l_l~en ~~ qt ll{ew was a Saturday ~est ct lloro "'upl<i col "!!IIIJ!<I•n<! lndul1ro I bat!le. ~ra oi the ";-s:rri<mdlf' T' 4.50-21 4.75-19 5.08-19 5.00·20 5.:15-18 whelming score or 49 to 6. Well.t.On and New Bolltan are the only other teams that. have engag:ed. In & league combat to date, and both are tied for second place, although l'trcentage ia accredited to either team. · and Mra. WaUer HYsell and c~ld· 1 The 1esult of thla week's play ren dinner fUC!Sts of MrS. . will probablY see three addltlQ.nal Viola. Kl'~U~ It ~InK :M.ts. HyseU'II blrtbda~: .Jn lJl:e afternoon tJtey peat Vf1th Athena. However, a. tie motofiid to Piut.18nd. ' result In one or more of the changing the attuat.ton some ,, ' .' 1 ! e Wby worry tlll'Qu$11 tbot s!l&\l'flileot months Of t:De year ·on amooili·Wo~, bald-treo~ded tlrea1 ••• On th:.:f!"'IJ' roads of I! all and Winter you· ' · neW I eafoj.ariPliW. tkea more than ever. I. Ne..,J:IIbli!ll' wean almoot tw!l% ... well ill ~ 'l'~th~. which mellfl'!-_1\ wll,l •00 119.' lilili'Oat n~ In the spring ••• That'swlijltpayjtobuJnewGood)'eara IIJ .U:tuial teat on wet pavements, ~h~~ &~CJP Yl!llt a~t qulc:ket thl!n ·allf lither '!5!"rioii.atd(ess.of. make or dea~ "'*· :t;;;,;;;;;-g I They II!V(I-'t'Oi\ lilo'!fou~ prot.,ctton ~ overj 1!1¥-~,'"'" every. plJ Ia b~t wlth.that'patented ply IDlltorial, Supertwist . .\qd tbey atv~ m\>re mlleaA~ t~- I . " c!N tl!a~!_ GQQ!IfW '111r;:r0"':'"! .~~ ' It or not, most J;WW'~· "'(.J'. ' . ' . . ..... .,". .• • ' ' ., ' qi ' S~\'r - ~B colt ~ft!fm n t!1.1 ll.lf~ ' ' al'o •. ;t ook Ji over for ;,oa. ' "' ·•. ' . ' ' •'"I"'" •J\I.OTIC£ ,OF ~n•l'ri!JEN:r . WUR; ·~:Nt.~, I!!t~ ? - ' • .' ~Qil,tpclv'oii!W 11r1cea - lielleie ...... ..' : .. ..c• - ' were I --·- I another day or l<ia,d or sen o.- 'P'n~.p,;;,: 1 way we caq't mLSs." Bill's coufidcnce \5 bolstered b)' 1 the · flct t.bat for the laat eleven ~~~~~~ ycnrs. the team ti"'r~t, won the scet~nd game. V"":U ~.1c sert r-1 On t.hat be.sls. It see... ·. hardly worth .. , while to pl~y ou' ,,he sttl .. tf, bUt d~tel"mlned to g£t some runs be · 1J1e Q.dage about the t;.f.., ,ond the over hind E.ll'l Whitehill today lip is · no.whern bOrne out no oUen J..nd onte aaaln Ossle Bluege, the Joe Cronin thu:.; cxpre~;.scd the : a.s It is in baseball. Senators' Wlfottunate Ulird bWitl· ~ntim~nt of his lndl ciuiJ Lhls Tha glnnts (.onslder thin .s~rl c tiY m9rnlr.g : Wc'ru lu an uwrul tough 1 n. flvti and ten or Woolworth series man, shared the goot'a role, 1-his s):!Ot ~t I don't think. IL"s on the • that ta, five hit3 a day for the sen- time splitting ($y.biow l:.onors v•'th Al Crowder . cards fQl • bhp. Ci)lu,n t:; to gr t r;;uch ators. ten fol' the Giailts. For two innings, old Goose GOI:Ilin phenomfnal }i'ltchlng a ll til ::: t1me." Th~ ):!Oint was St.rcooed aga!n ~ which BH! Tel'l'y' s pOtent rc-! yeste!'dp.y in, an error.less. game tha~ Wptl.S by way Gt bein(j: B. hero but to.lomder was : 'Just wut.ch F'J.·eddy . wus ~ sparkling brilliant as the day he 11. JUSt another lo.d the fans forgot. Goose steppod into the fltw.~,mmo,ns todny. If we win f p1·evtous game WM dullY crra.tlc . 'flth Preddy I'll wind It li!J with Ag:yn the Oiants were able to ,limelight when scbUDJ.~Cher ~ade ...........- ---------- .,......., • 5:50-19 '-==========::;;#' ·. •.,... ••••• ..Je ., 4.~-20 I . • Second pme ttaul,kls Attendance !paid) .... 3ti,461 Rt!celpts (m inus taxJ ....... . ................ ll45.095.00 . Commissioner's share . . . . ....•............. 21 ,764 25 Players' share . . 73,008.45 E~ cl~b's shu.re . 12,333.07 Each league's ·share 12,333.07 ~,..I for Twq · Qames Attendance <paJd) .... ~. 133 Net receipts . · ... $329,163.00 Comm~ssiOilet·'s s~are 41,374 45 Playera' 'ihvre . .' . 16'1.873.13 Each olulh:. share .. 27.978.85 Each I8a.a'ue's .shal'e 27 '9'78.85 . UQ-ll date only two league e:a~es been chalked up resulttn1 in a ~corelcss deadlock and 9. ooe·sided e.fralr. Athens lea pea mto the Je&d when they trounced the Nelsonvllle OTeyhourads last weell: by the over- grimly Polloililng are the fluanclal tlgures on the' World series par••"· SIZE Middleport at Middleport. AU will be p!;1yed Frl~y, 1 """'" •• u tn the ~:~ftel'flOOn ii.'Dd ..., ···-· at nlghio. · I By Inte.tJ:;l&.t.loval News Service Park~~rg, w:-re week eJi¥1 gqest11 ~1~ T3J~Oi .Ot ~· ~~nt, o! thW Mr. a¥, u,.,, tJ;1.!> Sliest <it t.l£ broll)er. ot O.Wen Taylor. 'tW'lor. t' le~~ h~ ' from the Senators. .Nor om I divulgilll!: any :;ecret In teWng you the Senators art! down - ~ Mr. and Mnl. Cla:f' Vohe Ot Parkers Mr. and 141'6. RUS&ell Radcliffe [Sunday. .~ bUl'g epent 8undilY wtth ·Harry Mew Brtrbton, speilt Uie weelt ·. "Mi. 1i.l).d 'Ml'8.. "J!'~~•:1:1 ;Joh~ ~·• 13.wan ,and family. • ~nd ~e gu~t of Sylvta Rad.cJUTc child~n ~ l-ecet;a,t sueata \ or Miss ,A rnott. ,of ~clnlll,l ~ JRmC\.~ a.l\4 IIQn. 1.s ..M~enzle and., .f&.~. I~ a rew y-ka 'with' :Mn. ·Na.ncy ,~r. iud Ur11. Berryl Taylor Of ~acy .C~ ~ -b~l\ UL ! • BealetJ:. ..,...,""•L=-.A.,.."l"'rm"' _· "'I"'""' . EUd. New Boston wm meet JacUOW, ou the latter's grid; Pomeroy 'W trek to Losan; and Welltlton wll _,. ' '""" ... '' ·. . "". biD YOU EVEI STOP TO TIIINK? • By E!fllqi(R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklf!,h.oma. . • i. . • '(4NP~(,. c;. CJ.IN~. PUJ;SLIS.HER OF THE llU.Nl'ING· TON (IND.) HEARALD-PRESS, SA~S: "With advertiainr, •• with t!l~thinJI c;I.,.,, tbe ~ 11rb~uta tile ~~\ int,Q it uaul\llY reta t:he niott out of it. IJy tbia 1- .not mea,n '!lo~t ha S'rENQING b'!t mo,t ,io WQRIC ''\II '(HOUG • REGART>LESS OF WHO WINS 71-/E PR.I~SENr SE/~.fES, AND SQTH TERRY CROAI,IN HA;V.A- . ' • MADE: THEIR. MARKS ·i "Too often-the merch11nt ~~·~• adverij•int aa,a q~l&l'J'· evi!· lfJao f~~ ta,~ "!1\\Y about it, hia reoulta w.ill. b~an~J,l!l,\~ aatl~factod)'. · l'b,'!:. ne":lp,per <>lll\lll!l 'llll¥•nt,e' · <e~~~lta 'fw'!JI, l\dt~~lW,D1 M~ zqo.r~ ~the ~octor CIJ! ..-•ral!_t~ ~~~ f~r bi1 --::-:l:r:;l!! As PILO'l:~:...·-· 11 1 Mll'n .. . ' . .. '' ' ' . . • I . ' ~ ..' ' . (......~ • t • : · ' �. .. .. ' • J'tM l'f'' \. r ,, ...,,n \ PAQlG I , .. 1· ~- f'! ... __ ... - . - . . ' · ·-- , TBUllllPAY, ()()'11)11121 8, Ull (. -1 ;. .. , UAN·I ·~ TF UU~tUM OH IO .TATE ·" · HIGM ST &NO ------------------------~~ u~aus ' ' NOW .SHOWINGI ' .• Matlack For ~16 Dam11seo , ; - ; lo l ) l '' .' · ' FALSE ARR£5:1; ,,.. . ' '' . '·' ear "nd Injury To · tion Alle1ed In Cue Filed Thurs~a)' n t,onl(rht. ·' It Ira KIWI It.'a lD. The Trtbune By POMEROY, OHIO, FlRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1933 Where Roadworkers Perished in Brushwood Fire Requested ADMINIHRATIH SCORES OF SMART FASHIONS AND SUPERB VALUES THAT THRIITY BUYERS WILL APPRECIATE Fall and·Wintu COATS SVIT FJLED A suit WBI ftL;i'ln \he probate court here Thursday by Pred W, Crow, admlnlfltrator De Bools Non with the WUlavnexed of the estate All Wool CNts with ele- Coati With the Better Fun of Skunk. Raccoon, Squirrel and Min!L 1ant Fur Tl-imminr fit wyatt a. Plantz, deceued, va. The Vlllage. of Pomero~. et al. to cr.nstrue the will. ANTIQUITY .so $ .00 There will be no advance ao lon1 as the preoent .ltock laotl. To reouy ALSO A FEW COATS ' --at-- ., $49.60, theoe same Coati would be an adv!lnce of ff9m 25 •• '-' •l to 40 pere&L ~ 8ECO.Nb FLOOR t.·; ~...~DRSES ,, ·l )ie lead· . ·.. .·~:·r· . . .' . •irllj ' ,'" I> . \· $3.911. ~ . ,.$8.1111 , . . .... , . -r\ l1 .. ' . . ' ' . .·' .. O..e lot of l)reqea in fine ,.,.des of oilko, failles and ·Ben· plliie. $$.$0, $10.00 . ' • I ••1 Sl~ DRESSEl! ., ·' WOOL DRESS~ . ' Their 10od looks sjleak · for . . .. I tj>eaiaelveo. - Hi1h faohion- , y ~·IJ ~pp...,ia~ our lllice line h~h quality and priced very low.-·· . <1f wiM!I drelieo. ,. Atr pi))ulu ~deo, · 50 $7.60 to $17.60 . $12' SECOND PI.OOR oplnlqn and . not an , aetl~ . l • •• 1 ' h(] previous, lntent. · The petltioq was dl&m1Sdl'e d tha.tl time by U\e Loran -~~fP: co~s were adJudged agalwt p~slntlff, Karr. li motion for a . -~·~·.,...., .... BrJMt WuhbanL SAILOBII BEWABE iI I ,, NOTJCil ChlNren ancler 11 .......... . ... u...,....................... to.the Appe~ate cour~ ... l IWMk. llrOWit UK1 eel rnr. ,.JI $1.91 the po&dle841on of the official court reporter, Mlas Ollea. THE AFTERMATH Told A& ut4 I!C*IIIIDJ." 81ook Q la the IN4lq: Fall 11calon while :row IIUl ._. M Uall ftlfJ low prlet. BEAUTIFUL. HATS .' ,. Coal Argiiment Still Unsettled Ohio Operator• and Miner. Fail to A•~ee on LoadinK Price .........ldnr .. .....,, WW1' ............. wlib) ,....,. - · .. allerlnr the errors set forth In· the petltJon-tnerror. MeanUme, t.he t24(1. sub. Ject. of the Ut1e:at1on. wiU remain In Wet AJWJ nM _ ._... ....'" .....lla- ... new trial w~~.~~ overruied. : Karr .Js appea11ng the case now a&or, or l ~a,ollery had Willard. ·---. lean Parker, • • lure (]fflcl&l tb eommlt a erlrne Th~~::; Wida:; ''1\VH)\Tl P!tiC!j: ' · INNOCENCE". f ~ POLITICAL BATTLE HOT IN NEW YORK Gordon Ladleo who upheld thfl: action ~~~~~~ 1t wat an aetloa for .tha:t Italy U~s Troops As Warning Mote Cleveland, over the mlnea in Correction of Intolerable Situation is More Vital T h a n Promotion of Temperance, Rockefeller Says t"Jatrlct of all that. . 79C DI'J' .To Leiw. .cliamb MGwlt.J Nl.rllt; Zane Gre,-'a "MAN OF THE ..... ()-. WELLSTON · N..._ Jltrt7, ___. (Jrabl)f, MIDDLEPORT FRIDAY NIGHT> ' , 1 . ' • •. I . ,." -~-- _ -·..... -... .,.. ......,.., .... ·-AJ- ' "TAlt.ZAN, THE FEI.lU.ESS" . .............. ' . . -- FOREST" . ~~ ...... ..... eruoo. J .... '.;..Jir. ·w~...- ·w~ " · ' ·ao•efG.:Jo;. '·;'. ! I ' ~. I : At M.ildle~MNt ~ , . . . _ . 0\ ., . . 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