https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d4865f30283d410e7126ec8c04109cf0.pdf 382e5cca4faef8e1e9c81e660cc8005d PDF Text Text . .. .. ' • 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\ ., . . '" M...,, •" · 8 _.. II OO!IIil'" ,c: otben _. Alllltl · . .·1 cloud.)'. SHcbUJ 1NI'UIIIIf :.rt. partJ.7 cloglbl:. w. va..-Jrab'. 8lllbUY warmer rn w•·pa$1Cit LEASED WIRE OF INTERNA'riONAL NEWS SERVlCE. IC~UD ~y -:-Qhw.--Partlr 8ou1.b portion tonllbt. BAttU:d&:r Tribune, eall 288-L; If tbe BIIBineoa Oftlee uk for 102-ll STHIK[ ~ITUATION '· 111EATHER FORECAST- l! 7011. want tbe Newo Olllce of The D&ll7 READERS' NOTICE - I VOL. VIU NO. 19 IN OUR SPACIOUS . . I J. E. Ton:etll:<' ~~1 "l~ ;.Fuaouo Cue Pendin1ln Court Sinee 1929 Goes To ~ • Court Of Appeals On Petition·ln·Error Fol· lowing Rulin1 Adveroe To Karr o I STH AYt .. .,.., nt.mel)', .. for law, wtth alllte Satunt.y pt.t1ly cloudy ana ...~. . .. ··"":- PRICE THREE OENTS �* • As &I· Mollisons P~ iraq Hop VIRGINIA· GREGG PhoDe 582- L Jlra. Ada TOWI\tend lind d&U&h.. tcrs orace and Mn. Olarice Per. oncl Mrs. RaY Markin. Mrl. Oeorp Mar- HAT!ml# ADVEBTI!Di!l !llf8Jl!li'T4)'&)'D l t e4~~ ·. f~ PhllHtiPJo, .. MJIII".... -~·-----=--=""'---==-~~~----- IIIIi.,., ,., Mfttrllol C!lll!o* 0111 •·It . ""' •- 01""' ·~. e~ P."' 00111111·• ~;;,<K~ llhlp of ibe Amerteul Lelton while tboulanda of war veteran~ left for 1rui~~~~ tbetr fttteenth 1· .............-.. new ~ ltnlne· ~~C•~~~b.belan mappl.nl hll pJeos to ODo UODIII . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . uqe y~ ... , ...... ........ ·',If .Ill"'"' llo<lpl4 · · · · · · · , · · • •. •. 1-90 e,(J9811: llont!Ji ... . ., ........... i. t.op 1 ...,,' ' I QUJ!J'S UNDER FJJtE . ' .. HE ACTIO,N of the Chief Deputy of one of the State's ! ,ponal institutions, in resigning recently under . fire and -on the eve of the date set for the hearin11 an dlarges wh1.;h had been preferred against him, goes a long way f •.uward convicting him in the minds of the people of the commonwealth. The excuse may be given that politics IS behind the moV& which <l.ited hlm and that he was not assured of a fmr and Impartial tlial and such allegations may be true in other cas..s in the past in om· owr. .as well as other/ states. Be that as it may, the thought uppermost in the nnnds of the avet·age citizens, is that an innocent man can ";gtve a good account of himself in a trial of that kind T ·~-::. i· I • . • '; " ' "f"' CLUB MEETS c. It's Ro~h. , Ride 'EQI Cowboy~ ' .. . • ! I• RIOTS 2~ I 9dfUer: I Waeap I I ~.000 - miners return· ']I Qt. , f' d to the pits In eight Allegheny ·county m1nC'6 Many others we :~ "persuade•!' to tema ln , away Ol picket lill6S , ~ ., The W. J . Rainey Company an nounced tha~ it.s G reene and P'a ··' , ette county mlnf:!s would not n>" In me ... ,,~;Jal1c..1s unt1J sU.tll a u, thuit!es aa..urf' protection. Other si'\Ctions--n o t a b l y the populous I lb. 29t• Beechnut Coffee . ! • . . lb.19c Brick ~heese i a) .. t,e 9. ..d \lla~Jungu.n t.t• ld!l· u.1e ~;l!ll ~dp p ed Ushtly by th~ ' tnm f:rs' holiC'~Y ....., VEECK RITES SATURDAY )! W.Va . Chicago, OP.t. ~INS-Si mple funeral servletls will be held to· ntorrow to1 W111111m L Veeck, J;:eeldent or the Chicago Cube at j the veteran baseball official's resi- at the Ctlureb Syracuse and ~ STANDARD QUALITY SCRATCH PEED COBN- : ~ttnC:mil1fofl~~ur:n H~~::~le :.;::~: tcry I Veeck dllld at Bt Luke's hospital yesterday of lucemls, a drllad • disease or the blood, which fQlloW· ed an attack of Influenza ' 4 No. 2 · 29~ cans · 100 lb. Sack $1.83 . ' ' ., ' Fresh Fruit< u:d , egetabU. · ' Banan~ .... , ......... 4 lbs•.25t; ,:, Head.t~tJ:q.(e .... ·.. : · 2'f.teads 15c , P ·\ht 8ttnt f•·re apetlal fonnlq ...r . ht muat ao••Patk • Tokay Gra}.es , ........ ·. 3lbs. 25c Sweet Potatoes ........ 6lbs.19c,, Idaho Baking Potatoes 10 lbs. '25c'' Minnesota Potatoes ... 10 lbs,,17c l~O'Ib. bag .... $1.67 Krnut Cabbage, 50 lb. bag $1.09 •• U.e Th ,, Aius~ian Chancellor, Dollfuss, has been the latest vic- ··a~1:"~eetlnr Wed. 1 ,00 P. M. hm;pf tiiia misguided and mistaken zeal of those who style lllselon otudy boot "How Fr.r to the&sclves patrlotft the Near01t D9Ctorl" to bo taken Thoothll Mobl, Mlaloltr 1r· · ' . . l'P alter ~ dpentQI devotional Ohureh school at D A. M. Earl " They' are·again m1staken m that for they are notbing r.orvlce. All ue cordially ln,•tted to Jiartentiach and Charle' ·Peoples, but trouble makers who leave nothing ~ood ill the WDrld rttend all oervl<... ouporlntoodenta. o Morntna wor8bip at 10:30 o'~Joell: fori Ithoor efforts and the plty of it ttl! is thut while they CHIIIICH QF CUBIST •• lho Pr08byterlan chureh. <\n· 'a rei fightin~ what they suppos,, to be their enemies, they F. L ~. .....,.,_ ~ them by choir. Sermon · topic: 0 9:1& Unltted servlce. IJerlnw eub.. "Forv:lven and Pbrglvlnt." !"~ over M01e than • RAJAH BRAND Stabilization force union recognition at cap~ Uve mlnu. ot the Frtck company In the coltc region ' aack ' e boppln_g.:o« epot for their new long·distanCfl A•trht tQ Mexican Bull Fight, Bron· 1 cho Butting, "Steer ·Riding, Calf RopiDt,. Tric:k Rid· ing, Wild Hone Racing, Bull Do11aing. Uln •• aeh, of C?ttatn and Mrs. Ja.mee A MoUI110n, tk!S.W Dllle non-atop record beld by the French fl1era Codoa and Rosel, I JH~ n tbe new plane to Bqdad, Iraq. Tbe • MoiU~ ahown below, sa1~ t.be)' hoped to beat night at 1 o'c:loc:k, JE-d: "The! JO)'I of Betna: a Obrlet· 251b. $1 CANE SUGAR PURE LARD 4 lbo.2~c . 23c SALAD DRESSING BOKAR COFFEE . 2 tb.: 4Sf CHOCOLATE DROPS 2 lb•. zsc KETCHUP '!';:~r 2 ~:;;~ 21 c BAKING POWDER lb. can 19c I I ~ but again serves to show to tho people of this country and the world, what ,carelessness can accomplish without seeming to make any elfort at all. More than a half hundre(i Jives have been sacrificed to that great god who has takim so many thousands of lives in ou1· Jwn country juot smce the advent of the modern age, not to delve farthor back into history. , According to conjectu1·e, this latest terrible catastro-1 phe, cuttinl!' down so many belpleBB men already hard pressed through the exljloncies of hard times, was due to a carelessly thrown lillhted, m41<>h or an unfinished CliJaret whi~ h was still bur11iug when the ill8trument of death w•• toos~il Into a spot fertile enough to bring about such a ,disa..eter. · 'J'raJiped in a gulch when the winds shifted, there wao ljti~Jl~ or no chance for tjle ,unfortunates to esea~e. Once tp~ . C£Ir~l~· •• hlld given f~te a . levy Jt, trib11te ~g~,l:p~) ])umanitY. no ' al}d , ·~~npe for Eight O'clock SYRACUSE Jlhs49e Big FREE. ACTS every 1 1 are1 their own wQ.rt~t foeH. Gertrude Shepler of Parkerabllfg' a.nd bl'Other. Glenn Gibbs and Wife of PUt.Aburgh. werE! • ca.U1hg on Miss Lon Taylor, 'I'hur.sday Mr. and Mn. Pred Shumw&y were hMtily !'iummoned to th·~ bcru:ide cf h '!r mother, Mrs Fredcrick who 1.6 very ll1 at Dak Hill. Muss Amy Smith ~f Zanesville, wa11 a Sunday guest of Eddie OuJn.ther. Single Pound . . . . . . . 17c MIDDLEPORT MII$GfJIDEO ZEAL JT ]IS a r~ther remarkable thing tbut people will become ~ consumed by their O\\'n enthusiasm as to lose all •enJI! of what ohould or should not be done for the rreat••t~?auce of complet.ng what they have set out to do . . ·~.Ii@i-> ."<:""~' ~ 1'he various agitato11 are unusual!~· good exam plea of Ibis class. They decide the government is all wrong aui that ch•nge~. must be made It the people are til endu and so Instead of going about the ioh. 'whlch is an he ulean ta&k, in an orderly way and one wbieh 1(. they ar~'right, i• the o1ily one to pui'Oue, tpey use the ta.ctios which can never bring apything but failure to their cause. if It the government is wrong and cl'n be improved, thel;way to brlnp tl)at befora the &¥eraK~ ttx pp,yer is to edu'l:ate them oh t"llt suUj~ct. 1 Bi'lnll' oqiJthe p~inb which cou~ and should be Improved. If they ere right, the pe le, slow ns they are about seeing thin11• of this kind wil eventually ~w&ken. i Instead, however, they use their onergi~ :wl.illt!.it theJi· judgme<nta and go out with one obje~t in view, tb~ ' beilg to murder the particular individual at the head of thefgovernment which ther seek to reform. ~ Sometimes they carry out their purpose which makes the eople 11.11 tne more infuriated against them and their FIRST BAPTST rutl!BCH ~· b . F. c. Kreac:er, Pastor, Mid4lepori ca e, anot h er maat ta k est he p la~e o f t .,e man w o IS acSunday school 9:10 A. M. Pa.uL cor ed honors due a martyr and the refQ!'ID movement has B 141lm•1rt. eup~ hi 10 16 A •• · l bl ow f rom wh"lC h years more Wl"Ill Th~e om "Tbe ng woro · - · be d ea 1t an a dd .Ltiona New PDeal.'' be quil'eli for it to overcome. That hao •been the history j Irtormudlate aenlor B. Y P. v. . Com munt.s~lC t· . t o ttac k~. O:OO P . M. , of . e :m d Bo ItS he v1s. tlc govcrnman Evenlna eervJee 1':00 P. M. Theme Rocl: Bprtup, 3J)ent the wet end. with Mr. and Mrs. c L Arnold :.md !t.mUy. Mrs. Ella Evuna and slJJter, Mra. I P'YTHIAN PARK ALL NEXT WEEK! Donald Bouleby of Uhrtehavtlle \ \ ~pent Sund•.Y with Mr. &nd llrl. E J Soulsby and !a.mUy .. Mr. and llrl. Dixon Alhworth ot COHIE; poi~. T.lfE TERRIBlE holocaust in California a few day• ago s,..._ J&mea Quillin caught a 19 3-f lb. retth ftsh Saturday. Mr. ,.nd Mn Millard Duckworth and daughter June Marie of Huntbl&ton were Lbe &uests or Mrs. DOra Ductworth and family from 84turday until MoNiay M IM Annie Karr who 13 empblyed tn Oolumi-Jt.LS, spent the we::k E!nd at home ,.. .. r and Mn. Edward \t:Jlii'IIJ~.-:~ ~ t II!CO wee k end a t R u tland •• Vr~~ Nannk Withrow or O len V{ood. W Va .. tR here to spend the wfnter with h·.r d&ughter Mr!l s ~ Hendrix o.nd ramll y ~- B. R. Hendrix and children, Y(oodrow and Sylvia, Mn Nannte Withrow IU!d Miss Eleanor PhilUJ18 ~~pent the week end in Lon· K-9 Ranaen Rodeo, C\'en if the verdict is brought unju.".tt ly aga.inst him. The leaot the chief deputy could have done, were he innacent ol t he various charges "'bleb had been filed and Hfte1· •taying on the job until the last minute, was to have gone through with the trial and let the people judge as tu whether or not he was the victim of a political plot. ll' ~)lo wing the white feather at the eleventh hour he but fur~he1· strengthens the side ot the opposition even if be is ihnocent and gives uo possible chance to prove bis CALIFORNIA Fill£ H~E P. ~- ....... 8Uilda7 ochool 8:30 A. M. WDmln&' wonhlp 10:110 A. II. N. Y. P. If. 8:11 P. )II. Evanp11at1c aenlee 1 ·30 P 11 Pn.yer meetln&: Wed. 7:30 P . M Bible atud7 Prl. 1 :30 P 11. l~s Wad. .. ..,. I ~·~~~~g the tb.e mand&iel .of the CODvent~ Whleb include wboJe.. hta.rted oppoeitlon to Amerlca'l entlaace into tbe !ape or Nat!ooa and the world court and pro.motion of a rehabWtatlon pro&ram wblch doe& ncrt meet wti.b the ti!TJ CIIUBCII OJ' '1'1D ' Doll..,.. Bt l)orrtor 117 lit!! · · One V.'eell •...... , ...•...... 1 .tr.Qoe llont;b ...• . ,", .: .. ·(:. . i :/~~theDL..d.l~.;u~ d&IJihU'r Helen &pent afternoon with Mn. 0eo. weet . OaWDOllt Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Ortmm tM: ......,..., eWid...., ooont 8Uilda7 wttb 1o11oo .......,.. -;-DI. · · - ... church Ia movlnr in tbe Mrs. Pan- Mary Bcblaegel and Prank Gin· , Oh............ _ ...., ........ ~:~-.-. -. ""' DeWolf house Pridii.J tear Bori:t. re<:entl1 t.o Mr. 'ind Tbomu C<>lllna ..d Jt1hl' McGhee • .Qn,. Hil hall Mro. Delmar Pa~t nu.med John Jr. 8plmt tbe " •on. a. LEGION COMPLE-TES '' Portlan4. Rev. CIJ'l Olen4enr. ot 15TH Co"""'"""ION "~ ""' • tho .,.., J>Utl>< loc tho klns and ls lmprovln&". Sunday .. ' ... -· • • ruoq ronl/iitiif(.'Jla'" ' I• The •Trta.neles m6et at 14 e:so P. Propose~·tuJ..~s§!·t.~-~"'~"~·l~e:n~WU~Ua.maol~·~'"~laead~-~:~....... or .::, l1UMnca PAaFIC ~ ' : ' to a Bak:Jn. c e,d . ' ' ' .. ,, ., ' ' ' . Bu4g~t ;, ·' Byi EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE. OKLA. T.1:1~1' every men:hant must sell go?dt in order to day in butineso• .. ' ID ~rderto have·a IJl'OWing buoine.. a merchant mutt vert:....! ·•!~ :~ ~· ., :._, ~{ · ~ I~' ~ "" ·~ tl' i JL~,: . ~ ~~~s: · ~rt.cer~?i;; ~. ~'N. ~~~\ ~. .>';'~:·. ·, ,..~_, ~~~~. 1lf r·· OLEO, very gooa quality, 3 lbo ..... .' 20c: POTATOES, Minneaota iCobblen, pk. 33c PUI\E LARD, open kettle reDdered 2lb 15c: WHITE BEANS, new c:rop, 10 lba•... 45c: $0 SEAL P~CHJ:,S, large c:ana, 2 f~r 29c SOAP FLAKES; QUic:k Arrow \N~eg~.,F~ 'rib.,.o; b~k~ ;.· ib.: =~ BEE~ ROAs~ c:holce c:uto, lb.. . .. , . tOe: BOI , BQLO<;NA,·freth and .tb~Jder, 3 lba. .. 2lic: I;IAMB.URGER, freah Btound, 21bt .. . 19c: . SAUSAGE, w'hole hop fii'OUDd, 2 Ia.. 25c: sttAKS. round or s~ 2 lbt ... . .. 29c: BEEF LIVER; freth, lb. lOc: ,, ' Ad~iting I 1 '.' \< .a. ll '·• .., bril'go;liutinep. ";;. l'{~il•l¥'~'adyl,niting bring• more buoh~eoo than any "tho!t ~ .. ' f6rm \!f<,adv.in•• : { • ... • ·, . ~ • Plenty of' newsJIII&per apace should be uted. I ' • Newo~1per advertiting ia a ·builder of 11ood will. will of t'he peqple,io needed for any buaineao Advertioin11 ia a buaine.. builder. keep building. to exist. The good Every buoineaa ~ J;RUit ,, . The merchant who ~ DOt advertioe timply ttic:kt on the road to failure until he arrivea. THE MERCHANT WHO IS A PERSISTENT _,NO CONSISTENT AJ>V&ltTISER IS ALWAYS ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS • · '· j ~ · ·' • .-: ' ' .- ., I '" �* • As &I· Mollisons P~ iraq Hop VIRGINIA· GREGG PhoDe 582- L Jlra. Ada TOWI\tend lind d&U&h.. tcrs orace and Mn. Olarice Per. oncl Mrs. RaY Markin. Mrl. Oeorp Mar- HAT!ml# ADVEBTI!Di!l !llf8Jl!li'T4)'&)'D l t e4~~ ·. f~ PhllHtiPJo, .. MJIII".... -~·-----=--=""'---==-~~~----- IIIIi.,., ,., Mfttrllol C!lll!o* 0111 •·It . ""' •- 01""' ·~. e~ P."' 00111111·• ~;;,<K~ llhlp of ibe Amerteul Lelton while tboulanda of war veteran~ left for 1rui~~~~ tbetr fttteenth 1· .............-.. new ~ ltnlne· ~~C•~~~b.belan mappl.nl hll pJeos to ODo UODIII . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . uqe y~ ... , ...... ........ ·',If .Ill"'"' llo<lpl4 · · · · · · · , · · • •. •. 1-90 e,(J9811: llont!Ji ... . ., ........... i. t.op 1 ...,,' ' I QUJ!J'S UNDER FJJtE . ' .. HE ACTIO,N of the Chief Deputy of one of the State's ! ,ponal institutions, in resigning recently under . fire and -on the eve of the date set for the hearin11 an dlarges wh1.;h had been preferred against him, goes a long way f •.uward convicting him in the minds of the people of the commonwealth. The excuse may be given that politics IS behind the moV& which <l.ited hlm and that he was not assured of a fmr and Impartial tlial and such allegations may be true in other cas..s in the past in om· owr. .as well as other/ states. Be that as it may, the thought uppermost in the nnnds of the avet·age citizens, is that an innocent man can ";gtve a good account of himself in a trial of that kind T ·~-::. i· I • . • '; " ' "f"' CLUB MEETS c. It's Ro~h. , Ride 'EQI Cowboy~ ' .. . • ! I• RIOTS 2~ I 9dfUer: I Waeap I I ~.000 - miners return· ']I Qt. , f' d to the pits In eight Allegheny ·county m1nC'6 Many others we :~ "persuade•!' to tema ln , away Ol picket lill6S , ~ ., The W. J . Rainey Company an nounced tha~ it.s G reene and P'a ··' , ette county mlnf:!s would not n>" In me ... ,,~;Jal1c..1s unt1J sU.tll a u, thuit!es aa..urf' protection. Other si'\Ctions--n o t a b l y the populous I lb. 29t• Beechnut Coffee . ! • . . lb.19c Brick ~heese i a) .. t,e 9. ..d \lla~Jungu.n t.t• ld!l· u.1e ~;l!ll ~dp p ed Ushtly by th~ ' tnm f:rs' holiC'~Y ....., VEECK RITES SATURDAY )! W.Va . Chicago, OP.t. ~INS-Si mple funeral servletls will be held to· ntorrow to1 W111111m L Veeck, J;:eeldent or the Chicago Cube at j the veteran baseball official's resi- at the Ctlureb Syracuse and ~ STANDARD QUALITY SCRATCH PEED COBN- : ~ttnC:mil1fofl~~ur:n H~~::~le :.;::~: tcry I Veeck dllld at Bt Luke's hospital yesterday of lucemls, a drllad • disease or the blood, which fQlloW· ed an attack of Influenza ' 4 No. 2 · 29~ cans · 100 lb. Sack $1.83 . ' ' ., ' Fresh Fruit< u:d , egetabU. · ' Banan~ .... , ......... 4 lbs•.25t; ,:, Head.t~tJ:q.(e .... ·.. : · 2'f.teads 15c , P ·\ht 8ttnt f•·re apetlal fonnlq ...r . ht muat ao••Patk • Tokay Gra}.es , ........ ·. 3lbs. 25c Sweet Potatoes ........ 6lbs.19c,, Idaho Baking Potatoes 10 lbs. '25c'' Minnesota Potatoes ... 10 lbs,,17c l~O'Ib. bag .... $1.67 Krnut Cabbage, 50 lb. bag $1.09 •• U.e Th ,, Aius~ian Chancellor, Dollfuss, has been the latest vic- ··a~1:"~eetlnr Wed. 1 ,00 P. M. hm;pf tiiia misguided and mistaken zeal of those who style lllselon otudy boot "How Fr.r to the&sclves patrlotft the Near01t D9Ctorl" to bo taken Thoothll Mobl, Mlaloltr 1r· · ' . . l'P alter ~ dpentQI devotional Ohureh school at D A. M. Earl " They' are·again m1staken m that for they are notbing r.orvlce. All ue cordially ln,•tted to Jiartentiach and Charle' ·Peoples, but trouble makers who leave nothing ~ood ill the WDrld rttend all oervl<... ouporlntoodenta. o Morntna wor8bip at 10:30 o'~Joell: fori Ithoor efforts and the plty of it ttl! is thut while they CHIIIICH QF CUBIST •• lho Pr08byterlan chureh. <\n· 'a rei fightin~ what they suppos,, to be their enemies, they F. L ~. .....,.,_ ~ them by choir. Sermon · topic: 0 9:1& Unltted servlce. IJerlnw eub.. "Forv:lven and Pbrglvlnt." !"~ over M01e than • RAJAH BRAND Stabilization force union recognition at cap~ Uve mlnu. ot the Frtck company In the coltc region ' aack ' e boppln_g.:o« epot for their new long·distanCfl A•trht tQ Mexican Bull Fight, Bron· 1 cho Butting, "Steer ·Riding, Calf RopiDt,. Tric:k Rid· ing, Wild Hone Racing, Bull Do11aing. Uln •• aeh, of C?ttatn and Mrs. Ja.mee A MoUI110n, tk!S.W Dllle non-atop record beld by the French fl1era Codoa and Rosel, I JH~ n tbe new plane to Bqdad, Iraq. Tbe • MoiU~ ahown below, sa1~ t.be)' hoped to beat night at 1 o'c:loc:k, JE-d: "The! JO)'I of Betna: a Obrlet· 251b. $1 CANE SUGAR PURE LARD 4 lbo.2~c . 23c SALAD DRESSING BOKAR COFFEE . 2 tb.: 4Sf CHOCOLATE DROPS 2 lb•. zsc KETCHUP '!';:~r 2 ~:;;~ 21 c BAKING POWDER lb. can 19c I I ~ but again serves to show to tho people of this country and the world, what ,carelessness can accomplish without seeming to make any elfort at all. More than a half hundre(i Jives have been sacrificed to that great god who has takim so many thousands of lives in ou1· Jwn country juot smce the advent of the modern age, not to delve farthor back into history. , According to conjectu1·e, this latest terrible catastro-1 phe, cuttinl!' down so many belpleBB men already hard pressed through the exljloncies of hard times, was due to a carelessly thrown lillhted, m41<>h or an unfinished CliJaret whi~ h was still bur11iug when the ill8trument of death w•• toos~il Into a spot fertile enough to bring about such a ,disa..eter. · 'J'raJiped in a gulch when the winds shifted, there wao ljti~Jl~ or no chance for tjle ,unfortunates to esea~e. Once tp~ . C£Ir~l~· •• hlld given f~te a . levy Jt, trib11te ~g~,l:p~) ])umanitY. no ' al}d , ·~~npe for Eight O'clock SYRACUSE Jlhs49e Big FREE. ACTS every 1 1 are1 their own wQ.rt~t foeH. Gertrude Shepler of Parkerabllfg' a.nd bl'Other. Glenn Gibbs and Wife of PUt.Aburgh. werE! • ca.U1hg on Miss Lon Taylor, 'I'hur.sday Mr. and Mn. Pred Shumw&y were hMtily !'iummoned to th·~ bcru:ide cf h '!r mother, Mrs Fredcrick who 1.6 very ll1 at Dak Hill. Muss Amy Smith ~f Zanesville, wa11 a Sunday guest of Eddie OuJn.ther. Single Pound . . . . . . . 17c MIDDLEPORT MII$GfJIDEO ZEAL JT ]IS a r~ther remarkable thing tbut people will become ~ consumed by their O\\'n enthusiasm as to lose all •enJI! of what ohould or should not be done for the rreat••t~?auce of complet.ng what they have set out to do . . ·~.Ii@i-> ."<:""~' ~ 1'he various agitato11 are unusual!~· good exam plea of Ibis class. They decide the government is all wrong aui that ch•nge~. must be made It the people are til endu and so Instead of going about the ioh. 'whlch is an he ulean ta&k, in an orderly way and one wbieh 1(. they ar~'right, i• the o1ily one to pui'Oue, tpey use the ta.ctios which can never bring apything but failure to their cause. if It the government is wrong and cl'n be improved, thel;way to brlnp tl)at befora the &¥eraK~ ttx pp,yer is to edu'l:ate them oh t"llt suUj~ct. 1 Bi'lnll' oqiJthe p~inb which cou~ and should be Improved. If they ere right, the pe le, slow ns they are about seeing thin11• of this kind wil eventually ~w&ken. i Instead, however, they use their onergi~ :wl.illt!.it theJi· judgme<nta and go out with one obje~t in view, tb~ ' beilg to murder the particular individual at the head of thefgovernment which ther seek to reform. ~ Sometimes they carry out their purpose which makes the eople 11.11 tne more infuriated against them and their FIRST BAPTST rutl!BCH ~· b . F. c. Kreac:er, Pastor, Mid4lepori ca e, anot h er maat ta k est he p la~e o f t .,e man w o IS acSunday school 9:10 A. M. Pa.uL cor ed honors due a martyr and the refQ!'ID movement has B 141lm•1rt. eup~ hi 10 16 A •• · l bl ow f rom wh"lC h years more Wl"Ill Th~e om "Tbe ng woro · - · be d ea 1t an a dd .Ltiona New PDeal.'' be quil'eli for it to overcome. That hao •been the history j Irtormudlate aenlor B. Y P. v. . Com munt.s~lC t· . t o ttac k~. O:OO P . M. , of . e :m d Bo ItS he v1s. tlc govcrnman Evenlna eervJee 1':00 P. M. Theme Rocl: Bprtup, 3J)ent the wet end. with Mr. and Mrs. c L Arnold :.md !t.mUy. Mrs. Ella Evuna and slJJter, Mra. I P'YTHIAN PARK ALL NEXT WEEK! Donald Bouleby of Uhrtehavtlle \ \ ~pent Sund•.Y with Mr. &nd llrl. E J Soulsby and !a.mUy .. Mr. and llrl. Dixon Alhworth ot COHIE; poi~. T.lfE TERRIBlE holocaust in California a few day• ago s,..._ J&mea Quillin caught a 19 3-f lb. retth ftsh Saturday. Mr. ,.nd Mn Millard Duckworth and daughter June Marie of Huntbl&ton were Lbe &uests or Mrs. DOra Ductworth and family from 84turday until MoNiay M IM Annie Karr who 13 empblyed tn Oolumi-Jt.LS, spent the we::k E!nd at home ,.. .. r and Mn. Edward \t:Jlii'IIJ~.-:~ ~ t II!CO wee k end a t R u tland •• Vr~~ Nannk Withrow or O len V{ood. W Va .. tR here to spend the wfnter with h·.r d&ughter Mr!l s ~ Hendrix o.nd ramll y ~- B. R. Hendrix and children, Y(oodrow and Sylvia, Mn Nannte Withrow IU!d Miss Eleanor PhilUJ18 ~~pent the week end in Lon· K-9 Ranaen Rodeo, C\'en if the verdict is brought unju.".tt ly aga.inst him. The leaot the chief deputy could have done, were he innacent ol t he various charges "'bleb had been filed and Hfte1· •taying on the job until the last minute, was to have gone through with the trial and let the people judge as tu whether or not he was the victim of a political plot. ll' ~)lo wing the white feather at the eleventh hour he but fur~he1· strengthens the side ot the opposition even if be is ihnocent and gives uo possible chance to prove bis CALIFORNIA Fill£ H~E P. ~- ....... 8Uilda7 ochool 8:30 A. M. WDmln&' wonhlp 10:110 A. II. N. Y. P. If. 8:11 P. )II. Evanp11at1c aenlee 1 ·30 P 11 Pn.yer meetln&: Wed. 7:30 P . M Bible atud7 Prl. 1 :30 P 11. l~s Wad. .. ..,. I ~·~~~~g the tb.e mand&iel .of the CODvent~ Whleb include wboJe.. hta.rted oppoeitlon to Amerlca'l entlaace into tbe !ape or Nat!ooa and the world court and pro.motion of a rehabWtatlon pro&ram wblch doe& ncrt meet wti.b the ti!TJ CIIUBCII OJ' '1'1D ' Doll..,.. Bt l)orrtor 117 lit!! · · One V.'eell •...... , ...•...... 1 .tr.Qoe llont;b ...• . ,", .: .. ·(:. . i :/~~theDL..d.l~.;u~ d&IJihU'r Helen &pent afternoon with Mn. 0eo. weet . OaWDOllt Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Ortmm tM: ......,..., eWid...., ooont 8Uilda7 wttb 1o11oo .......,.. -;-DI. · · - ... church Ia movlnr in tbe Mrs. Pan- Mary Bcblaegel and Prank Gin· , Oh............ _ ...., ........ ~:~-.-. -. ""' DeWolf house Pridii.J tear Bori:t. re<:entl1 t.o Mr. 'ind Tbomu C<>lllna ..d Jt1hl' McGhee • .Qn,. Hil hall Mro. Delmar Pa~t nu.med John Jr. 8plmt tbe " •on. a. LEGION COMPLE-TES '' Portlan4. Rev. CIJ'l Olen4enr. ot 15TH Co"""'"""ION "~ ""' • tho .,.., J>Utl>< loc tho klns and ls lmprovln&". Sunday .. ' ... -· • • ruoq ronl/iitiif(.'Jla'" ' I• The •Trta.neles m6et at 14 e:so P. Propose~·tuJ..~s§!·t.~-~"'~"~·l~e:n~WU~Ua.maol~·~'"~laead~-~:~....... or .::, l1UMnca PAaFIC ~ ' : ' to a Bak:Jn. c e,d . ' ' ' .. ,, ., ' ' ' . Bu4g~t ;, ·' Byi EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE. OKLA. T.1:1~1' every men:hant must sell go?dt in order to day in butineso• .. ' ID ~rderto have·a IJl'OWing buoine.. a merchant mutt vert:....! ·•!~ :~ ~· ., :._, ~{ · ~ I~' ~ "" ·~ tl' i JL~,: . ~ ~~~s: · ~rt.cer~?i;; ~. ~'N. ~~~\ ~. .>';'~:·. ·, ,..~_, ~~~~. 1lf r·· OLEO, very gooa quality, 3 lbo ..... .' 20c: POTATOES, Minneaota iCobblen, pk. 33c PUI\E LARD, open kettle reDdered 2lb 15c: WHITE BEANS, new c:rop, 10 lba•... 45c: $0 SEAL P~CHJ:,S, large c:ana, 2 f~r 29c SOAP FLAKES; QUic:k Arrow \N~eg~.,F~ 'rib.,.o; b~k~ ;.· ib.: =~ BEE~ ROAs~ c:holce c:uto, lb.. . .. , . tOe: BOI , BQLO<;NA,·freth and .tb~Jder, 3 lba. .. 2lic: I;IAMB.URGER, freah Btound, 21bt .. . 19c: . SAUSAGE, w'hole hop fii'OUDd, 2 Ia.. 25c: sttAKS. round or s~ 2 lbt ... . .. 29c: BEEF LIVER; freth, lb. lOc: ,, ' Ad~iting I 1 '.' \< .a. ll '·• .., bril'go;liutinep. ";;. l'{~il•l¥'~'adyl,niting bring• more buoh~eoo than any "tho!t ~ .. ' f6rm \!f<,adv.in•• : { • ... • ·, . ~ • Plenty of' newsJIII&per apace should be uted. I ' • Newo~1per advertiting ia a ·builder of 11ood will. will of t'he peqple,io needed for any buaineao Advertioin11 ia a buaine.. builder. keep building. to exist. The good Every buoineaa ~ J;RUit ,, . The merchant who ~ DOt advertioe timply ttic:kt on the road to failure until he arrivea. THE MERCHANT WHO IS A PERSISTENT _,NO CONSISTENT AJ>V&ltTISER IS ALWAYS ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS • · '· j ~ · ·' • .-: ' ' .- ., I '" �I ' • I ' ' ' • il ' > ' ' ' Cl.'o\. S$11' 1-r.o ADVERTISING 'SICTHN·, Mter the BulletS Took Their Toll , :nUDA'i', OOTOBIIR ' ·r' e, lt8t I • n f_, · . ~ ~ . Snowmg. 'tlle spartans·Tn Play · Packers Sundav - . ! \ I ,, 1 • if\ J • ~l'~:.. · . • ,. ' _dt50,000 ·~ Pol'ltmouth, 0 ., oct. 6-(SjleelaH - Their train headld. norUJw«:&t, t.llc PorUmo~ Spartan& are · rldi>:~.;J 1 I •' ·• •I l ~ .. , • " I " .. 614-X, Mlddrejxn1, 0 . 10·.-31 LQST-MAJl'l El!lln watch, yellow JOld C81!e wJth lnitlall "R. B. R." on ·"""~ bOtw~en PomerQY OJid OaWPOIII: Return tb Dafly TrJbune otDce. Reward. ·~ ~ ltl owa •·• . .. I o vel> ,'!5.il60. hlsh oOhor>l •tuii"'J" from· fll•'oVer the ltate h&\'9 acropl.ecJ u\e lnvltatlon of the lQJl-~ vH'8tt:v ' to attend t.bta tamo. AQ,d U tlle tieaOter is propiUous, may be 50,000 pel'80WI ID Ule I stani:la. 1 Ooach Fred DawiJOll wlli put an experienced Vlr(l:lnla team on Stadium fleld Saturday, He 10 lettermen avwila.ble, with & llne U1at avera~ta 185 poul\da, and a backfield J'Veragtng: 118 pounds. The at.artln1 Buckeye · line wtll averaae IH pounda, and the bactfl nld 182. With thU! weirht hMCll- lna.ct-proof'P pamp. ,. lfi ·Your l.oal Dul., ................... u......... noon. II 1932, , r' IOO,GOO popui4Non In 100,0110 popill1tlo1'1 jtlr ' If th011 ' Rtum lndi,I10 the siruf91t., ifl.lfllt', I,D•rti!IOIII l1 1 e~•••· fhty ~~~ _ '"'''"' II out e~f ~~ • .,..., 100.000 PtOPie In Ollio dyin9 from ff111 d'"d*d d~tlt.. Deeth~ t'-ft COI.IId he~l b11fl p,...ented , f91 -tub.. rculo•i• Clfl be curN-e11d rltht hlfe Ja Ohl .. t..t r,u not Joo• With tetllflltlafl Ufllllfl th1 lmell PIPflffl m•d•, ltthlf. I" 111 1M leftc•rnU ebo11t th1 Let •• ... frOm h.ibtrGUioel• +h.t 't" t. ttop ~&M •a•lnM •u· boe<Clli.HI. lt:vcr¥ IM1II1v ollould lltl~l 1!fe~u~t' Pr p~ lolon lm ot> l;IU <II nadv tuhrrrulou• 01 Ooach WIDaman . Is, 'worryll'& at-out his ends. BOth 'Gillman and P adlow, h111 regular fta.nkers, are out. with injured shouldefl!l aa1d though It 1s possible to play them, ~e IJJ not willing to take tht! chance or lotdng them In oonter~ tnce oompetltion. The same a;pplle.B to Vuchlnlch, who has been In University Hospital wltll a grolri illJUry. The reat or Ohio State's With olrl• l • 101 t~r ~'lr lv •• i """'' '"~ v · · ··~ ,~ , . 0! . ' I:IDCi:tn~ 0 LI o ' IJ'> ,, , .,, •" .......... .. ......·- Oolea (195) e.tocker (187> Wager UB8) D!al <liKJ . ..................... ... "'"' ..................... ·'f'l- ' w •.~ ~ •.• ~· ·~-· .. . ,., cuh~si' tl~tii'I>N" loi S.tntltlriu ;>, '·• '/. ; ,, tJ cc· ~ "<'·' •-'/.' ~ tlr. I>IQur llll• ;; t r Ulbi!CUI~ I• ro rluru In Ohr1. ' YOUI- OCCTOR KNOWS r;,,., 1\urger U/,ou >Qr.M I (2():1) Oa.pL. ·· ~£ GAELS PLAY CALl FOR.N lA r SATURDAY AND SO· CALIFORNIA NEXT WeEK. in '(he Oueen City• ;'Ce9(11 in si~ in ma~stic beauty of fntera, in';Umptuaos luxury •• iQ fact '"'I'll in ""''Yihin<J ""'"*price' 'tho Sintor>St. Nk!-olrrs ofou~ be - ronalloi~W"vioit<. wOrcinnati. Sflll' at th11 ~II! place in the heart vi ~· Oncirmatl la(9! corn"Mihlo .,..,.. fl.t of line mOrt q~i<f<ly ati.1 lffJC!I!!tl,r ""'!'d In .olectrir:allvr:raclod d~l~g 'reQii1l · lfciij, and oer¥1iW!I~ .. n. o. R. T. R. E. Q, B. a. ti76J L. H. (190) R.H. F. B. DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edoon R. Waite, Shawne.,, Oklahoma YANDELL C. CLINE, PUBLISHER OF l:H£ HVNTI,.Cl· TON (IND.) HEARALD-PRESS, SA:VS: Senators, Giants Ready for Fourth Contest·of Series "With advertiainrr, aa with ev.,.Ythillrr elae, thi..mail who pub the moat into it uauaUy 1eta the moat out of it. By tliiil 1. d!! not mean moat in SPENDING but most is WORK.and THOUGHT. Hubbell and W.eaver Prob· ably Will Start Momentou• C.me "Too often the men:hant re1arda adnrtitint aa a net_.y evil. If befeeli 'that way about it, hia reaulta wiU be &nt'lliillt-llill aatiofactady. the newapaper cannot ~sUarutc!e' reaul~ ~I!' advertioiq any more thu the dbi:tor ~~ parantee retulta for baa pationta. ' · Senators and Olanta girded of t.he series with '!~...~ ': ,\, ' "Howner, the advertiser C!ln be IIIOOl certain tliat hia. """Ita wiU be in about the aame prop<>l'tion aa tlie t!IM1~t· and elf~ 'd~ voted to any particodar advertitement or ailljej1Jji"' ~·ip. '\' .· . '• I ' 1ft• lell4 It lo · $2.50 Per Month sr. MARYs coAcH Kt~t9/x ~ ~ · Sin;lo .from.l l,. . $2.00 Down -"'. U'• w-rth 01'",.. ~· 0. - "G•I W•ll in Ohio ' ... """· L. Mort.ou (173) Johnson ()981 blo •••• eh~t'cr. ·fiG 1tuffertr ~ ._ - l ' ' . . - ·' cON\ItNIEffr-MMs · . I , _ _• ..... ..i·..,.id· leu. olean~Dc" ertldenet. L. T. L. 0. of ~· fer, "' wll 1M! ,... 1'1.;1\lt.. , ...~ .... hfll ·- . & ...... . . . . . . Lfoyll (16(1) ldp4J ~inllh' deUon 'JPe ~ Ill · .iwlu.. I& ~ _ . .,....,.•• ~·~·'"''· "-"~!"·. ,,.. "' an ' "' \110, ,..iet·rll- th' I .. ' ... - - 1111 ..... - The Ohlo State band wUI nnd march during the &arne. Probable starti.ng lineups: Ohio State Poe. L. J!:, P1pp1y mo• Roeequlst COIOII) L. T. MCinahan (210J L . 0. :Cellch <185) 0. 6allua t197) Capt. R.O. R . T. Cori-a.d t208J Wilaon (185) R.~. CL·amer U83> Q. ' Heekln IIDBJ L. . R.. H, Smith (189) P'. B. Wetzel <182) • Virginia NJ1.' 111ND,th~~~d b~ permi tt~d , . ~e ~ .,.._... ~. llntillt lwoi''j;;itom.;;;; . --., ... ' Iii. '- ...- .-.: ................. •. " Clip! lfld IIOitl1 doORIId proplr melt, t~t , no ane bi •ftowod fo .,.,.~.~~ ·lh ,.,.,,. enu•ng ftll'llly, frlefta, or ftllow wor.en. . deft! II! fOIU' oppM'WDib to ~ llo I fll\l ~ studUJ . .-;.iol - ''"' ··y··=··"'· Mut~ 101 ltZO to .lo '. 1• -·· wrH. "'' . I'Ohio f1 rftle t~,j· tht d..th ,.,. '" froM tub•rc!lloli• d,clrfla>d · lor ODIJ Atheniua to Vie With Out· ofandiq Boilermaken Saturday ' - - · - - - - - - - B r: BURNLEY I i WITH MOTOR DRIVEN BRUSH rap, the Southerners are expected to take to the air in an atf.erJ1.pt to wJn their nrat game against a. Big Ten team tht.r; centw"y. And Dawson believes be hal a btlckfteld comblna.tton capable of turnlnl the l~lck.. AgaW:st Randolph-Macon ltist Saturday, Harry Martin, the cavaliers' star halfback, gained 220 yards rrom acrlmmaa:e and t.b;rew three pa.111ea which accounted · for 132: more. With Tommy •Johh5011, 1P8 ROund .puarterbaek, Red FrYbergef, fqli&act • IUld J9Hnt8 Ber~r at the other balf-baCt, the 0 1\vallers expect to tee:p , Ohio Bt!lt4S secondary busy tau ~llifttrG.i l Now wm Important Gridiron Battles w:Jth PIIIIIIU rJobt; AI Stell Max Pndlow, ·Dayton and Mickey v • IPIOh, -~·· Pa. : .' I The laqeat openiDJ daJ cto.ftt 1 j in Ohio State'S! tootbaU hlat<¢y tis ; ~xpee.ted 'tor the Vtrtlnlt. DU... ' "'II"''*' ,, " (tme ot &be 'I I lO•ti•Bt ttn~ OQ-O~pt. Prompt Relief From Itching Eczema 0 ... t t,. . : POLLY Pb,lt. .·RENT-Dwelling wJth fur~ n&ae. J"iftb ~ Main St.., iohone COlumbu.8, o:o;. ~ ~~ Gnlversity's foo\llall team. · coddl., tloned by thrfi! we~ll:ll a1 ~ • cent IKlrlmmaaes: 1 O!llman, · MtnneapoJts;• Mtnn.: 1 ====="-'===:;==== i I I weekll' work. Three of btl rlaulara j wm \lOt be read)' to 10 ; ~\urday 1 b..-cause of tnJurtee 1'fll!lnd in re- • Horde .. bacle f at Unlversa.l ,smdi~ lfOO, ~... Blamngton, 0., Har'ibiOnvtlle l&o&d. l I partaklnt Jn a f\~a!¥ workbu~. prC · paring their m~M . for ~xt Sin~­ daY'» bu.ttle and also , the long rkh• to Wisconsin. Antictpatlni an ea.'rl¥ arrival in Pa.cltertown that. they might beeom':l used to the Green · , ; Bay Held, the ~partan& iOt away w Bill Terry. Giants' 'YOUthful ail ex•imp!• ~>n early stan. fo r the boys by scoring in the sixth the seco~1d Exceuive mirth and overcontl. dcnoc were 1.1bsent from the airs or ~· game of the world senes. Terry doubl~d and went home the Portmnouth Orl<ld~rs R8 they on O'Doul's single. The GiantS scored all sjx of their runs br(lke camp and. started on the lr · th · · 18 sessiOn. north-bound t:-lp. Prom Managet 10 Harry Snyder down to "Doc" NeJ r. -:--c--;--c----,----,:-epartan L!'alncr, Ohio's. leading oon- Wlsco.n.sln city, havlni stop-oil Heidelberg a' Ohio Northern. t'.lnders for professional gridiron privlle~es 1n Chicago to attend the Oapitl!,l at ~etta. hcnot'8 a:.emed to seuso the difti- World's Far. Thousands or other Den:lson at CUe. cult t.aak that await!! them sun- Sp!trhm b001iltcr8 are expeoted tCI Ashland at WOOster at~nd the. play by play a.cooup.t ..,_,Ad ' ~-11 c •. c . day afternoon. .j.W't' o a "":'<'~•" Portsmouth has never taste•1 ot tbe game at. Universal stadiW\L Mt. Union at Weatern · Re~en1l. victory at Green Bay but the de· made possible through the cour· Hiram at Bethany. t~rm1ned Olarkmen .say that three tesy o/ the W:estem Union Tete~ WUbertore lilt Bluefl.cld. i8 a tlrat time for everything. W!ttl B;mph Oompa-tll'. ~ x ·South DakOta at: OJnelunatl. this thought uppcrmor; t In thc1r · 1 x Desigt'ates nliht gun1e. tpinds the Ohio River boys hope t.o FOOTBALl, SCHEOULE "Pack the Packers" and keep their 'GAMES TODA r \Jnblernlshed 1933 recol'd clean. Oblcago Bears are the only other By Internat.I.Onal News Service Findlay at St. VIator, National league team claltrl,1f: x Ohio Wesleyan at Dayton. such an acoomPlWuueut. x Otterbein &t Mualr.lngum. Reports 1rom Green Bay ':>.:lY x BaldW1P-W&Dace at John Oartha.t the Wisconsin eleven is "out It'a wonderful the way &OOtbinll oool! roll. Cor blood," as thu Packer tans •.:·~ InK Zemo brln&B prompt 1 ..1. of t9' x Xavier at. Adrian. howling ror a vlr.tol'y o.ft :r ho.vlng ltcblnlif, burniD:f 1ktb, even. tn llf!Vere bE.eri tied 'by Boaton and defeatecl 1 e&~MJ~. Jtehingltopedlf:lmoment?..emo GAMES TOMORROW h~ Ohtcago Bea.is and New York 1 touche~ the tender and lntlamod akin' Olarots. When 11. 'team ha.s not won Virginia at. Ohio State. becauae of it. rare tnrredlenta. To a ·aiDile pme and the !ana begin t.o wtttt!nbcrs a~ , "'tlr!lhaU. clear away Ralhee, Plmpl•, Eczema, cfo.ve victories, then tllat club mw:1L Hanover at Mlamt. Rinporm and r.tore tb.e akin to wht or else--. That's what has hapOhio u . at Put:due . normal alway~ uae eleU ~hinl JltiMd ~t Green Bay and Bunda.y's Bluffton at Bowling Green. Ztwo. irudat on pnuine ~ino; it's g~e ~ the prom1sed offering. John Man.hall e.t Deftance. '1\'orth the wlce, becaUII8 lt brin§" Mal'ly Ohio fans are accomp:mJ- 1 Akron at Kent. felief. 35c. 60c and St. All cirualiN. lug the Portsmouth tel\m to rhe ' Kenyon at Oberlln. B:r Arthur "Bu••" Baer' • I 11933 aea.&on In .Qblo S.. dium here 1 S&turday -.aalost the Unlvefllt)f or 1 V1rgin)a, one of \be i'avortta In J the Soutbem OonferMI:le race.. I Oo&eh sam Wlllamai' la wonderll'IJ today whether he hll not paid 1 too hl&'h a price fa:- the Put three ,. Wednesday lads t:a&!ly Tatlor team ot Columbus, 5:j-0 thereby addln& another to their increa.eini 11st Or "tt1;torte.<~ The Columbus eleven proved no match for thdr more cxperiene~J fellow statesmen, in~ueh a.s a Spartan second team 'JIIayed Jl\03~ of thf,~c. , . , 'l'huraday !found . the " PUrp1 ~ mare. •• I, ,,ott, wm plaJ tta W. nij;l}t, "' CDfC". ~~~t~~ ~ vanqul..!fied 'UM ~ nm. 8ALE-B&y Hard ' at Tilt With Old o-m.< ioa Team . ., , ~ i Play111K at Hunt.I.Ijgton. One Word Led To Anothet · ; IBuckt j counter t.he Packers, l!l~y Oc\,' 8' In .th'o ·'to1·mer team'& ~tat ' ior~IRil NaUonal leal\le &Bme. The Spa.rj.ana left here mltl$t the Sbouta M•1 cbcetr or local tans who p,th'er ~ d to wJsh tbem luck on the~>"t' lOIC an d == I At Garrie . 1 over ralla leadtnc to 9Jeen .Ba;, Wlt:cpn&ln, where the 1 dhtoe.ttj eli.· l.mport.ant journey. 'i ' •' �I ' • I ' ' ' • il ' > ' ' ' Cl.'o\. S$11' 1-r.o ADVERTISING 'SICTHN·, Mter the BulletS Took Their Toll , :nUDA'i', OOTOBIIR ' ·r' e, lt8t I • n f_, · . ~ ~ . Snowmg. 'tlle spartans·Tn Play · Packers Sundav - . ! \ I ,, 1 • if\ J • ~l'~:.. · . • ,. ' _dt50,000 ·~ Pol'ltmouth, 0 ., oct. 6-(SjleelaH - Their train headld. norUJw«:&t, t.llc PorUmo~ Spartan& are · rldi>:~.;J 1 I •' ·• •I l ~ .. , • " I " .. 614-X, Mlddrejxn1, 0 . 10·.-31 LQST-MAJl'l El!lln watch, yellow JOld C81!e wJth lnitlall "R. B. R." on ·"""~ bOtw~en PomerQY OJid OaWPOIII: Return tb Dafly TrJbune otDce. Reward. ·~ ~ ltl owa •·• . .. I o vel> ,'!5.il60. hlsh oOhor>l •tuii"'J" from· fll•'oVer the ltate h&\'9 acropl.ecJ u\e lnvltatlon of the lQJl-~ vH'8tt:v ' to attend t.bta tamo. AQ,d U tlle tieaOter is propiUous, may be 50,000 pel'80WI ID Ule I stani:la. 1 Ooach Fred DawiJOll wlli put an experienced Vlr(l:lnla team on Stadium fleld Saturday, He 10 lettermen avwila.ble, with & llne U1at avera~ta 185 poul\da, and a backfield J'Veragtng: 118 pounds. The at.artln1 Buckeye · line wtll averaae IH pounda, and the bactfl nld 182. With thU! weirht hMCll- lna.ct-proof'P pamp. ,. lfi ·Your l.oal Dul., ................... u......... noon. II 1932, , r' IOO,GOO popui4Non In 100,0110 popill1tlo1'1 jtlr ' If th011 ' Rtum lndi,I10 the siruf91t., ifl.lfllt', I,D•rti!IOIII l1 1 e~•••· fhty ~~~ _ '"'''"' II out e~f ~~ • .,..., 100.000 PtOPie In Ollio dyin9 from ff111 d'"d*d d~tlt.. Deeth~ t'-ft COI.IId he~l b11fl p,...ented , f91 -tub.. rculo•i• Clfl be curN-e11d rltht hlfe Ja Ohl .. t..t r,u not Joo• With tetllflltlafl Ufllllfl th1 lmell PIPflffl m•d•, ltthlf. I" 111 1M leftc•rnU ebo11t th1 Let •• ... frOm h.ibtrGUioel• +h.t 't" t. ttop ~&M •a•lnM •u· boe<Clli.HI. lt:vcr¥ IM1II1v ollould lltl~l 1!fe~u~t' Pr p~ lolon lm ot> l;IU <II nadv tuhrrrulou• 01 Ooach WIDaman . Is, 'worryll'& at-out his ends. BOth 'Gillman and P adlow, h111 regular fta.nkers, are out. with injured shouldefl!l aa1d though It 1s possible to play them, ~e IJJ not willing to take tht! chance or lotdng them In oonter~ tnce oompetltion. The same a;pplle.B to Vuchlnlch, who has been In University Hospital wltll a grolri illJUry. The reat or Ohio State's With olrl• l • 101 t~r ~'lr lv •• i """'' '"~ v · · ··~ ,~ , . 0! . ' I:IDCi:tn~ 0 LI o ' IJ'> ,, , .,, •" .......... .. ......·- Oolea (195) e.tocker (187> Wager UB8) D!al <liKJ . ..................... ... "'"' ..................... ·'f'l- ' w •.~ ~ •.• ~· ·~-· .. . ,., cuh~si' tl~tii'I>N" loi S.tntltlriu ;>, '·• '/. ; ,, tJ cc· ~ "<'·' •-'/.' ~ tlr. I>IQur llll• ;; t r Ulbi!CUI~ I• ro rluru In Ohr1. ' YOUI- OCCTOR KNOWS r;,,., 1\urger U/,ou >Qr.M I (2():1) Oa.pL. ·· ~£ GAELS PLAY CALl FOR.N lA r SATURDAY AND SO· CALIFORNIA NEXT WeEK. in '(he Oueen City• ;'Ce9(11 in si~ in ma~stic beauty of fntera, in';Umptuaos luxury •• iQ fact '"'I'll in ""''Yihin<J ""'"*price' 'tho Sintor>St. Nk!-olrrs ofou~ be - ronalloi~W"vioit<. wOrcinnati. Sflll' at th11 ~II! place in the heart vi ~· Oncirmatl la(9! corn"Mihlo .,..,.. fl.t of line mOrt q~i<f<ly ati.1 lffJC!I!!tl,r ""'!'d In .olectrir:allvr:raclod d~l~g 'reQii1l · lfciij, and oer¥1iW!I~ .. n. o. R. T. R. E. Q, B. a. ti76J L. H. (190) R.H. F. B. DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edoon R. Waite, Shawne.,, Oklahoma YANDELL C. CLINE, PUBLISHER OF l:H£ HVNTI,.Cl· TON (IND.) HEARALD-PRESS, SA:VS: Senators, Giants Ready for Fourth Contest·of Series "With advertiainrr, aa with ev.,.Ythillrr elae, thi..mail who pub the moat into it uauaUy 1eta the moat out of it. By tliiil 1. d!! not mean moat in SPENDING but most is WORK.and THOUGHT. Hubbell and W.eaver Prob· ably Will Start Momentou• C.me "Too often the men:hant re1arda adnrtitint aa a net_.y evil. If befeeli 'that way about it, hia reaulta wiU be &nt'lliillt-llill aatiofactady. the newapaper cannot ~sUarutc!e' reaul~ ~I!' advertioiq any more thu the dbi:tor ~~ parantee retulta for baa pationta. ' · Senators and Olanta girded of t.he series with '!~...~ ': ,\, ' "Howner, the advertiser C!ln be IIIOOl certain tliat hia. """Ita wiU be in about the aame prop<>l'tion aa tlie t!IM1~t· and elf~ 'd~ voted to any particodar advertitement or ailljej1Jji"' ~·ip. '\' .· . '• I ' 1ft• lell4 It lo · $2.50 Per Month sr. MARYs coAcH Kt~t9/x ~ ~ · Sin;lo .from.l l,. . $2.00 Down -"'. U'• w-rth 01'",.. ~· 0. - "G•I W•ll in Ohio ' ... """· L. Mort.ou (173) Johnson ()981 blo •••• eh~t'cr. ·fiG 1tuffertr ~ ._ - l ' ' . . - ·' cON\ItNIEffr-MMs · . I , _ _• ..... ..i·..,.id· leu. olean~Dc" ertldenet. L. T. L. 0. of ~· fer, "' wll 1M! ,... 1'1.;1\lt.. , ...~ .... hfll ·- . & ...... . . . . . . Lfoyll (16(1) ldp4J ~inllh' deUon 'JPe ~ Ill · .iwlu.. I& ~ _ . .,....,.•• ~·~·'"''· "-"~!"·. ,,.. "' an ' "' \110, ,..iet·rll- th' I .. ' ... - - 1111 ..... - The Ohlo State band wUI nnd march during the &arne. Probable starti.ng lineups: Ohio State Poe. L. J!:, P1pp1y mo• Roeequlst COIOII) L. T. MCinahan (210J L . 0. :Cellch <185) 0. 6allua t197) Capt. R.O. R . T. Cori-a.d t208J Wilaon (185) R.~. CL·amer U83> Q. ' Heekln IIDBJ L. . R.. H, Smith (189) P'. B. Wetzel <182) • Virginia NJ1.' 111ND,th~~~d b~ permi tt~d , . ~e ~ .,.._... ~. llntillt lwoi''j;;itom.;;;; . --., ... ' Iii. '- ...- .-.: ................. •. " Clip! lfld IIOitl1 doORIId proplr melt, t~t , no ane bi •ftowod fo .,.,.~.~~ ·lh ,.,.,,. enu•ng ftll'llly, frlefta, or ftllow wor.en. . deft! II! fOIU' oppM'WDib to ~ llo I fll\l ~ studUJ . .-;.iol - ''"' ··y··=··"'· Mut~ 101 ltZO to .lo '. 1• -·· wrH. "'' . I'Ohio f1 rftle t~,j· tht d..th ,.,. '" froM tub•rc!lloli• d,clrfla>d · lor ODIJ Atheniua to Vie With Out· ofandiq Boilermaken Saturday ' - - · - - - - - - - B r: BURNLEY I i WITH MOTOR DRIVEN BRUSH rap, the Southerners are expected to take to the air in an atf.erJ1.pt to wJn their nrat game against a. Big Ten team tht.r; centw"y. And Dawson believes be hal a btlckfteld comblna.tton capable of turnlnl the l~lck.. AgaW:st Randolph-Macon ltist Saturday, Harry Martin, the cavaliers' star halfback, gained 220 yards rrom acrlmmaa:e and t.b;rew three pa.111ea which accounted · for 132: more. With Tommy •Johh5011, 1P8 ROund .puarterbaek, Red FrYbergef, fqli&act • IUld J9Hnt8 Ber~r at the other balf-baCt, the 0 1\vallers expect to tee:p , Ohio Bt!lt4S secondary busy tau ~llifttrG.i l Now wm Important Gridiron Battles w:Jth PIIIIIIU rJobt; AI Stell Max Pndlow, ·Dayton and Mickey v • IPIOh, -~·· Pa. : .' I The laqeat openiDJ daJ cto.ftt 1 j in Ohio State'S! tootbaU hlat<¢y tis ; ~xpee.ted 'tor the Vtrtlnlt. DU... ' "'II"''*' ,, " (tme ot &be 'I I lO•ti•Bt ttn~ OQ-O~pt. Prompt Relief From Itching Eczema 0 ... t t,. . : POLLY Pb,lt. .·RENT-Dwelling wJth fur~ n&ae. J"iftb ~ Main St.., iohone COlumbu.8, o:o;. ~ ~~ Gnlversity's foo\llall team. · coddl., tloned by thrfi! we~ll:ll a1 ~ • cent IKlrlmmaaes: 1 O!llman, · MtnneapoJts;• Mtnn.: 1 ====="-'===:;==== i I I weekll' work. Three of btl rlaulara j wm \lOt be read)' to 10 ; ~\urday 1 b..-cause of tnJurtee 1'fll!lnd in re- • Horde .. bacle f at Unlversa.l ,smdi~ lfOO, ~... Blamngton, 0., Har'ibiOnvtlle l&o&d. l I partaklnt Jn a f\~a!¥ workbu~. prC · paring their m~M . for ~xt Sin~­ daY'» bu.ttle and also , the long rkh• to Wisconsin. Antictpatlni an ea.'rl¥ arrival in Pa.cltertown that. they might beeom':l used to the Green · , ; Bay Held, the ~partan& iOt away w Bill Terry. Giants' 'YOUthful ail ex•imp!• ~>n early stan. fo r the boys by scoring in the sixth the seco~1d Exceuive mirth and overcontl. dcnoc were 1.1bsent from the airs or ~· game of the world senes. Terry doubl~d and went home the Portmnouth Orl<ld~rs R8 they on O'Doul's single. The GiantS scored all sjx of their runs br(lke camp and. started on the lr · th · · 18 sessiOn. north-bound t:-lp. Prom Managet 10 Harry Snyder down to "Doc" NeJ r. -:--c--;--c----,----,:-epartan L!'alncr, Ohio's. leading oon- Wlsco.n.sln city, havlni stop-oil Heidelberg a' Ohio Northern. t'.lnders for professional gridiron privlle~es 1n Chicago to attend the Oapitl!,l at ~etta. hcnot'8 a:.emed to seuso the difti- World's Far. Thousands or other Den:lson at CUe. cult t.aak that await!! them sun- Sp!trhm b001iltcr8 are expeoted tCI Ashland at WOOster at~nd the. play by play a.cooup.t ..,_,Ad ' ~-11 c •. c . day afternoon. .j.W't' o a "":'<'~•" Portsmouth has never taste•1 ot tbe game at. Universal stadiW\L Mt. Union at Weatern · Re~en1l. victory at Green Bay but the de· made possible through the cour· Hiram at Bethany. t~rm1ned Olarkmen .say that three tesy o/ the W:estem Union Tete~ WUbertore lilt Bluefl.cld. i8 a tlrat time for everything. W!ttl B;mph Oompa-tll'. ~ x ·South DakOta at: OJnelunatl. this thought uppcrmor; t In thc1r · 1 x Desigt'ates nliht gun1e. tpinds the Ohio River boys hope t.o FOOTBALl, SCHEOULE "Pack the Packers" and keep their 'GAMES TODA r \Jnblernlshed 1933 recol'd clean. Oblcago Bears are the only other By Internat.I.Onal News Service Findlay at St. VIator, National league team claltrl,1f: x Ohio Wesleyan at Dayton. such an acoomPlWuueut. x Otterbein &t Mualr.lngum. Reports 1rom Green Bay ':>.:lY x BaldW1P-W&Dace at John Oartha.t the Wisconsin eleven is "out It'a wonderful the way &OOtbinll oool! roll. Cor blood," as thu Packer tans •.:·~ InK Zemo brln&B prompt 1 ..1. of t9' x Xavier at. Adrian. howling ror a vlr.tol'y o.ft :r ho.vlng ltcblnlif, burniD:f 1ktb, even. tn llf!Vere bE.eri tied 'by Boaton and defeatecl 1 e&~MJ~. Jtehingltopedlf:lmoment?..emo GAMES TOMORROW h~ Ohtcago Bea.is and New York 1 touche~ the tender and lntlamod akin' Olarots. When 11. 'team ha.s not won Virginia at. Ohio State. becauae of it. rare tnrredlenta. To a ·aiDile pme and the !ana begin t.o wtttt!nbcrs a~ , "'tlr!lhaU. clear away Ralhee, Plmpl•, Eczema, cfo.ve victories, then tllat club mw:1L Hanover at Mlamt. Rinporm and r.tore tb.e akin to wht or else--. That's what has hapOhio u . at Put:due . normal alway~ uae eleU ~hinl JltiMd ~t Green Bay and Bunda.y's Bluffton at Bowling Green. Ztwo. irudat on pnuine ~ino; it's g~e ~ the prom1sed offering. John Man.hall e.t Deftance. '1\'orth the wlce, becaUII8 lt brin§" Mal'ly Ohio fans are accomp:mJ- 1 Akron at Kent. felief. 35c. 60c and St. All cirualiN. lug the Portsmouth tel\m to rhe ' Kenyon at Oberlln. B:r Arthur "Bu••" Baer' • I 11933 aea.&on In .Qblo S.. dium here 1 S&turday -.aalost the Unlvefllt)f or 1 V1rgin)a, one of \be i'avortta In J the Soutbem OonferMI:le race.. I Oo&eh sam Wlllamai' la wonderll'IJ today whether he hll not paid 1 too hl&'h a price fa:- the Put three ,. Wednesday lads t:a&!ly Tatlor team ot Columbus, 5:j-0 thereby addln& another to their increa.eini 11st Or "tt1;torte.<~ The Columbus eleven proved no match for thdr more cxperiene~J fellow statesmen, in~ueh a.s a Spartan second team 'JIIayed Jl\03~ of thf,~c. , . , 'l'huraday !found . the " PUrp1 ~ mare. •• I, ,,ott, wm plaJ tta W. nij;l}t, "' CDfC". ~~~t~~ ~ vanqul..!fied 'UM ~ nm. 8ALE-B&y Hard ' at Tilt With Old o-m.< ioa Team . ., , ~ i Play111K at Hunt.I.Ijgton. One Word Led To Anothet · ; IBuckt j counter t.he Packers, l!l~y Oc\,' 8' In .th'o ·'to1·mer team'& ~tat ' ior~IRil NaUonal leal\le &Bme. The Spa.rj.ana left here mltl$t the Sbouta M•1 cbcetr or local tans who p,th'er ~ d to wJsh tbem luck on the~>"t' lOIC an d == I At Garrie . 1 over ralla leadtnc to 9Jeen .Ba;, Wlt:cpn&ln, where the 1 dhtoe.ttj eli.· l.mport.ant journey. 'i ' •' �\ • ' ~r · ~ · I ' PRJDAY. OO'l'OUa 8,1MI .. T4A~II ,. O NIO ~ ITAT! Tr MUS£UU 0 lltCiH STAND I STH Ul To Head Women's Auxiliary --------------~~~5 EADERS' NOTICE - If 70U wam R the New• Olllee uttr ot The DalJl Tribune, call 28&-L: If the. ~ualilee~ Oftlce uk for 202-B. 111EATHER FORECAST- - " :Ohlo-<lloudy -~I" """lbty In Norlh llltd IIUOdlilr mornln&'. Bllrbtl,. c:d4a' Sundar and iA lt'orii,. ..., po>tlon lonllht. ..:. RNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. .-_..;:, ' ii' By Clarrier 115 Oemi-By Mall tUIO frosty Motnlaasladicate · Wiater ·Is Nigb. CAPITAL l A80 Two Killed, Four Injured In Crash In Reichstag Fire Trial . ASKEU TO J0I N Buy Your A11toa Collide When Driver Fallo Aoleep, 0\ io Belie•od HANDS FOR WA Sprlncfteld, o .. ~raona Oct. 'llere kUied: and four STRIKES BA~HED New Commander IN NEWlY SI·GNED ~ ~~Al AGR . were mjUred, two of them fa.tallr. ln a Mad-on eol· between two automobile! onr eut Of Htnnony, 0.. nea r A,ai111t Depl'<tllion In Gnat War Of l&i7 PRESIDENT WARNS NOW! today. Gt Rurul No. 1, Oumberltnd. Md., Cobey Porter, 38, of Eckhar:: Rec:a,lei!raall On Both Sideo To Cooperate . .--or:.!c.o; BY DA.Vm P . SENTNER 11!8 - And save what we sav· ed by bu~g months ago. Next tot will be higher- Sport Coats, Dress Coats, Furred and Unfurred Shag· mores and Redferns \ aa Uley JoJDea hands to meet another a:ret.t emerpncy In 1911. In ao tlolnc. the presklmt .u.~ tliink tn cerms ctntl lbstead of in WAS liNG D»t. :"" ,7 :::-· ""'* ...._ WATERLE!IS 0 ' NEJI. :..:· MU . :.~~ -.. ttw spen~ ' Pllrbnbuq;, · 1. ~lleen r"'rO.nklln a.nc:l CI.<MII'- wJth tll~r rrandf&thel', . COPO:I ~ :A SWeet Drillktn& -~ Otound 1'!'Mb ~~-~ • • u you bay, . .... '" ' l . . ' ., In Berlin~ Abov~ art, Blaroi Simojtov Po:pow {left) and l~co rr;e D:1. · ttrorl' (richt), Bulprian Communi1ta, two of the ftve nccu~cd. ~~m Prosecutor Werner, who drew tD admia:~lon f.rom Mar!n1u V.jln rl111" !.:~'t: "· .Duteb BUliPect. tbat he had set fire to the b;11torie b4iltl ir.·~. . .... '· ' - CAKKnGua • '1'- '1111111 ,.. pea..... . . . . . . . be!Uer. pq.29c ELECTRIC .Tb~atre · ·. P•merot. := ... ·' !•;'KING oF ·tJAZZ" ~..,. I .· ... tee VrotbJ, Paal Wllt&maa. lit. • Jlc Johll Bolel. .. Jti&Def.te Left, S&anltlr 811110..' ... ""' IULL8 SONS, SUICmES . Wools and Silk,, $4.50 ~o $19.75 - .' " ~--Children'a ....... 14 ... - .a a. MP"AJf.U ~vr O&BB.4.ml: • • 10c ~-H ' ~ . '7' ·" ot·· Sup~.rne ~· Scrub Bruehes ·--· -~ --........ .... ,, Pink Salvarine Bitqaick Flour ....... -· .leBo "'-L-t Bol<l .. ~ Jl!OWifet ,'•'QUality .. lOe =w.,.:...2Sc3Sc 3-.2Sc 1 ':.. ·~ ... 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