https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/baf41270cd72f7a7b95dc199b6709d21.pdf 62b96a8227b9b9cc6de3f7bba452bb12 PDF Text Text ' ' .AGI.IIJZ . HUll fr ' ol(lo aun •unu• ~ IOH ' ST AMO 111M IVL C:. L o WIUS 0 T o.' ·es Pro 111EATHER FORECAST- •. ~ ft ~Oh.lo---CloiJdy wtib rain ~i· NOTICE - It you want READERS' the Newa Oftlce of The Dall:r Tribune, call 288-L; If tho Office aek for 102-B. probt.bly 1n e-xtreme Wf.:lt porliona ~ momlnJ", Colder T\lead<JY and In wm ~ Baolne..i t.nlahl LEASED ATHENS C~UNTIAN rATALLY INJURU WHEN HIT BY AUU n •laninc a o1le·Ye&r l!ontrad call.. ng for a salary of $25,000, Elb.• varth Vines1 former national teDnla .hamplon, [OOk the loDJ(-contem .. olated plunge into P.J'()fesatonaliam. leis to meet Big Bill T1ldeb. Henri :ochet and othl!rs in a pro toUl'lleJ'j M New York aen Janoal'J. --- In Love Tragedy FOUR OTHERS Many Ohioan• Victima Of Unu1ual Miohapa Oyer Week-End - BY International News Servke Althouch three pel'SOJU!I death In one automobile cl'EI.tlh t.wo oLhers in separate ml';"~~!":...~ ddenta or an unusual ~ted more fatalities than llJiii "Ul & high weekend death l. TERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. NRA LAB~R BUARO ~PENLY OHIEO BY States Ia To Coatlaae To Reduce Armameat STHl ~SIOENT 1 Official Letter Sent By Davia Confirminr Attitude i Following Withdrawal From Seuion and Leag· I ue Of Nationa By Germany , Aut)>ority of Board Challenaed In Lat· eat Dilpnte - ·' TO FIGHT RULING That Board Haa Power To Summon Employ· en Of Labor Accident Oecura · Car Plun..,. Into Group Of Girla ,, NO REASON TO CHANGE ATTITUDE Jap Storm Center PRESIDENT'S PliN nRHEASE f CETSUN~ ERWAY More Than A Billio~ Dollan In Frozen Ao~ ' aeta, Affected I -- ' Davio Sayo, Becauoe Of Defection Of One Country; j Hendenon Sayo World Situation Grave Be· I ' cauae Of Dioarmament Pelay 1 - MAY MAKE LOANS. i To Cloaed Banka A• Hl1h i Geneva Oct. 16-INS-The reasons given by Ger- ' Imany for h:r precipitate withdrawal from the disarma- 1 lm•ent conference were ruled invalid today by the general Ico:mrnissio:n, which then voted to adjourn until October 26 Ao 50 Percent Of Depooib 1 1 ' ' '' Alt. Leuayt, of Burbank, Cal., thoWII. in hoepltf;l, where 11he IR rP. eoytriJaw fram a wound she mlhct P.~I GD htr,elt after she had allegrdl y alaitt her aweetheart.. Tom Bay, 'l!ln~. a aurvey showed todn.y 'Two wn died as the rel!lult of movlt eowbo;v. The shootimr r.lit falls and a Toledo student was the mu:ed a quarrPI ove r annthet victim or a drowntn• accldenL, the 11loman. :Qay Willi acqui tted of 1!ay· first in the state In several wet>kS. tq •nother film eowhoy, "Y~kim• Jim.. Anson. !n 1926. Obe man was killed by a train Several suicides. an aecldentat lhootlng, and another fatal $hoOtIll&' In whiCh a woman is held for .Aged Ohio Woman football game ~Jacked To Death queSU.oning brought the death Ust to at least 13. the survey 1-evealed. Returning from a ELt Lima, WWJ.am Woodruff, 17. David Sears, 16, and Rudolph Bcheldhnuer, 15, Bowlini oreen Hlih School a~udents were killed in a head on autocriLBh near Bowlltta Green. A Detroit man lind his son were inJured. Albert Fraley, 68, and Henry McGee, ?~ died In be~ latre traffic. Frank. Bowman, 35, of Columbus, dled rrom a ran from the top or a frelrht car, and Wllllll.tn Hun. 8&, died at Clndnnatt from lnjurle8 auftered ln a :fs.ll !rom a chalr. Ex-Convict Soul'ht in BrutP.I Murder; Body i• Found Floatinl' in Bay San Diego, Cal.. Oet. 18-INB-Sco.rclh waa underway today tor lhomas M. Jonea, 41, AB.id by poHce to be an ex-convict from Ohio State Prison following t.he &hastlJ'! mur~ Of Laura EDen Stn.w. '14, we11.lthy widow, tor~ atu-j,;;~~~~;~;r;t drowned saUiq with Edward Arnos,while Jr. 21, Toledo of frierida 1n Lake Erie near ' 695 ' : J ·~ , The thh ty-ulnth !l-nnuai con• t ventlon ot t.he Ohio Valley lmUl ( prc.vement Aaloc:latloo. wltl be held. at the N"therlorod Plar:a Hotel, In '1 \ ' ;~==~~~~~=~~~ 81Uida7 and MoDCJa.r "PADDY THE NEXT BF.S THING" 1 1 ~rltdtlous ' ( -- .,.. ' ' ' ...... ................... ..... .... Mer.l.ol trlbu"t.s.r:v Complotlor. p..ojccts, the-orrebuilding and re1oeu.l'pn or Jocks and dn~u, and ~t, arda to naVlgatldn requirf t e C4lun"'l ~n4 JI!UPJ.'Oflt. of .t.he ct t.hts tet:ntory These 'topics W l bt dlsc:une'd durlna: the 'llOilrerence. loH .Wool. ..... .111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . ...... I4Mzs•1 I' 11 a W w-1. , PAST COUNCILLORS ; SHOWER BRID£S "'- ' ............ ,; ........ we ...... _ •..,, 1a11 , ' ; " : "" ' ~ l II.....,Y tan• ro.r H I . ~"~- '~- / , , ,...~ Walter Connelb', Ha...,.j ' Mary MeConnlo ..,._hpo,o. ' Nc-~ww S~pherw. 8~~ Joe, r loiN I I C::...'flirllt .... I lanet 0a1JUN'r 1Wamer Bas- tet ' " \ I ; nurmc I ... ' < ' 1 ,..f 4 \ Parent 1'eachflri Msoc1ati9Vo Federal ,Oovef!lplf!Ut ,lor • ~1\e,..oon­ llowtQI Wa;,s ami Meaul.l!l tt'Olll.nd re~rula.tlon Of 'tm:ttsr*Jrtatq! :w.a appolnl.t!t.l· Mrs 111r- ilon ~t&-enctes and -the.r Q;irkUon and >nett1.lf:eo., Mrs.' Louis t:ltanley, M}11 D-llomnlon of t911Jlagc , .Le,tslatton ,.J, O!' ~oeder·and Mrs. Will Thomas will be intr6du41!odf frl the hext ~ thll meeting •hlch .... ~ Conl!;rest~ IPqtlliMRg !01 , the ' pay't:>retkled over by Mrs EtheliPUllllie 1nent or'tctlh " lll'ld ofher restrictive ~8rn.l,t,ll um~e.Qt of ~. n~~ntw...- Ji ensures Other. bills already pl'ettoO,; ij·.,.u·1niaouncett thnt the an- IJ;ared dlff~r. as to wtwre tbe r~:a:u~ 'nual lltbool HfJiowr'e n party wou~c1 lntory aulhor1ty llhall be placed be held Thursd'._y,.()etqber1H! t Plans are to lie preMnted proytdlng 1 for flood 001J.ltol ln. the valley. l 1 ,, Per8onals 1 t •\ •! '' • I\iQJed Jn lhe Public Work!! Admin, , lAlhtlon o! the NRA Will he 'pres-' r-T·A· ~EETtNG l'nt It was olan announ,C('{I ond o. · • ·1 1, ee d~scu81:11on or t.opt6 · made nce.nt m ~et1ni or \.M'ketJt etudl£m are now er.ga.ged lu ~l thi! :.1 ,, ... I TO C'lnclnnafl. Oct;obet'f 2:4 • and· :.16. It hu been announced h ere by Capt \ \ R H~DI!Itahl o! Mjddleport. . Sp~"'ef qatronlll prtnni~ce and I~BP,e_n _ qn _yariQus phaaes of !he ill(Wemh\ WiU:.J' partlctpatl!! In ' th~ p~m F'edtrai oil\clals en· ' r'~ ..~ i ;1 · , ~~~~~ i· ~, ;·.;~i· . I Sensation Sprung By Soviet Threatea.a Many SurpriMa fw Japan iD Event of War ~ With RuPia ; 16-INII- ne• ehal- -- ....... Cleveland. Oct. of Ute moat Carklon. or FAMOUS' fiLM STAR UNDERGOES KNIFE , -- HollyWood. Oct 18-INB-Sh'lck:- e"l 1uddenb, Jean lJarlow, platinum blone film ata.r, today wu reported ro be tn ''hilhlY u.tilfactory" condition toUawtnr an m~.era-ency opera- LIBERTY THEATRE, . ........... 'Oillo ,1 8111111AJ . . . Moft.., Uon tor ipPtodiolt.lll. Mlsl BltlaW &&tended BaturdaY"a rt~otball same between st. Mary's and tile Uniftt'lltJ of Southern OaU!om&a bu~ Saturday Dlght a.t "501'\G OF SPNGS" ___ IIWU.FFFII; 31U1'FIICR, - Aherne. LIDIIel A&will, Al111011 .......,,_.. Blllllfiii'U.. ...--~- To Buy \l8ed ooa1 noae. Wlll trade WhUe 1'4*-te P.ll tan~ or pay cash. WrHe P. 0. 10·1&-3t BM: N'o 8 I I �' .. ~!JJ~!.k!~ I 11\~Jt~... -·Cillo,...,. ' .,. MONDAY, OOTOJJE:q. 10, lw.tl T~e 1 __________ Shadow _____ ,. 111e Aolor Yord1 ~. 11'111. Pub- lloll1 """ 1 '"nctai eioept; S&t\11\1.,.. ~at.ed on J.oftr 8eooa4 8twet, ro.iro1. o. WbeD owir~ ~nd. ua J.etten ~ neWII Di&tt« tor pubJkaUOD, t.btt lhouklln &U e8llfe fiio \helr ll.llmC6-althOt'li\ not ~17 to b. 1 triDWd- • .fumoYQJ.OUI lol.-..ra, how~~r oeeHello\ and tlealrable ln ww ~ publlshed. Redu ~e4 I Phone 582-L UJNlHG ROOM AND OOJ'I'E!' ' SBO~ ' ' U•dtr Same Mau...... ~t; """'.,.. rb!Joiloi•lfla. ...' .I Dot~ ALBA (!(IJTW.T New SmJma.. Fklr ., r.t Etl&odal Ort~et; CaD ZII•J, 4at1 C:lreii!Miu DeJt. eau -NElS " United States " ....-, . . . . . . IJilt.h• - ~ '. '·~ JkaW. za~a . ' !t-rence ~han !ordnlf a new crlals loy open reject.lon ot Oennany•o~ bt:lnd . Oovem~ ot n t.al circiea, howtwe:-. ·.wrc mnr;. cU.ty uruJympa.tht.Ue towa.rd lho.J movement to tum ~ prob lem ov« to III(M.t.m'll.• or the fo ur - ~wer J)l'.Ct. This trea•,y , wrus he ld 'o be os cl~~Sely llnkrd to I t he leBgue U.n t th e rs&Ul.t would ~ 1tJr•l y anol~ou league conference. In ~~oddltlon , Fra nee remalrul un- l lt.rms prO\ e In \'aiue. ''Special adviaory and appralst.l corumtttftll W1ll be organlwd Uuoughaut the COUJ1 Lry l'J /Spee. i lhe appra ~:oal or cln<!ed b8nk lis· .~efJ; where 1uch appral.sa.IH hfl.\1(' 'Jut already bee n made by governn!flllt ~lc:. . These commUte Bi wl lfing to conced*' Premier Musora:a.rdzed !m· the appra1sal ano .idlf"li the <!ominant. place as IDterJccc.:mmeudallon or the11e loan;.j~"' &tlomil mediator, which would be ·.vm be r ~crult.ed rrom repreS('nlJ t'le cll.Stl where the four-power pact tlvt' local Oankers b lll! llle!iHmen j IJ JVI}ked The treaty ill of hb \nsplrand tanneu.." ' . P tlon and authors hip. The only thing approechlna: pan- BAm.,~· , t l e4l ~JPa.ll. lac. .,l..."''b. I l l ! - B~ OffiCe II ICOQtSnuM frOm Pap Qne} w1!1 be ma-.~e 8.8 and U asst-l 'i lin - VIRGINIA ---=-=--=GR=E=:G~G::-:- ROOH8 IUO, 1p> NATIONAl. ADVIIl'TIS"~G IIEI'US~'I'A1'1~ For " "" I; ., "' li'~pruuf JC.akl t.bta" j •Jv-.11:! no 1nBtaDce I' PRESIDENT moq :rova nwa ro '".• CollliDinal. Olllo I .., II HOTEL. COLUMBV$1 ~ K.oonu ., ' '• .1' =·- -, . ' IWKDAY, OO'l'Ol!ICR 111, lUI was among memIl..euIn ofParts.thetoday American colony aud ll' t :I OU5alld.<l ' ·Wrlk tor Booklet "~.. Bllta-4 JAMES ,J!;..!~~ER ' ' legttlmate Drewer& were handcuffeH antl hostfed by tbe 3.2 Hmlt. lf high-powered whiskFY Md C.11"1centrated gtn I& llut on the mar? The THE BOOK SITUATION \ T I HE ACTION of the Se nute Committee h~ bringing before\ t il} pulllk, th e machination~ of cerhun book concerns Ill co nrwetiOil With memberH of f'IChOo\ boards, j~ groatfy to Le t un1mcnded. It is sincert::ly hoped the matter will receive tufficit nt attention so that like instances in the future \ ill find those guilty so afoul of the law they will be 11'icd, ouud guilty und tSentt~tJced to a penal i11stitution for 1he ir riminul activities. mp)y because there is no wuy to prosecute them for their eeds at present, does not make the .subsidizing, or in pluin •ords, the bribing of certain school officials, any the le!is v ious or reprehensible. This sort of thing has been goin on for far too many years and should have been tn·ou t to a head long ago. It is pC»!sibJe that had hard time.8 wt come "a-knockin'" at our doors that it might have ionti11ued even a longer spell. J.fortluwtely for the citizens of Meigs County, iittJe or l!OilC ~r thut :sort of thing has be*t done- , n:s tew changct1 have 1)een fnade ,i n KChool books c1',](l th'Jil ~mly in the intere!iL of IJ(!lter tt• ~tching methods. IS I but ,. - ~-,--,,- - ·-oet that bang into the beer alld 'nli wlll be well. But Jt muat lu.ve a i:!ck. we want to drink it. And not I ty)Ur tt on oUr umbrelW.. k('t , then they lhould. give the . be d l.lcer Wrona a Iree hand. Oel that bl\r>~ Jnto iht! er an _ J.ll wUI be well. But 1t mllit ha.ve a.1 Give Ule btev1ers a fl·11 e hand, lt.:t<:k. We want to drink it. And not and we wlU take care of the feet . pr.ur it lln uur umbrttllas. I ----- --- - , _J I 1 HAlf Mae is Waste!' I - -Champions E~st • ,he w:lll ua:e a plane wheal!~" s~e inJe (lne available. Becau&e she 111 esa tludl 6 feet ta.n. she. must ea,ory 11et of rudder e:r~rt'!nonfl o~ her 'raveb 10 that her feet ean retch tbe controlL ! ' by' WhO h&Vf!' WEAK WOMEN . ~in AlarC1!J7 BroWJl, New Y9rk avlatrls aDd writer, w.ho pl&ns, a rip uound the world d1lrfJ!.I wluch or foreigners t-..een studiously ch.anging dpllars. J• ,to lnmcs during the past two \'J Peks only to find tbe dollar ahoo\-ln~ up today to the highest mark r ·nce Augu8t-l8 !raros. Anothe r development wa& the ~ lr e nglhenlng or the Dalardter g1rverument, which had been exl•tcted lu fall. j ' .. .Lou ; 1... , '7 ~ FRANCIS WALLACE 11 1 serlow When the lattllr is overcome, Col. Ayres concluded, the United Statea \', Ill have found prosperity. AUTHOR. OJ- HUDDLI \ '\ Athens NELL¥ DON (Cont.k"M frnm Paae Qne) (;reek, we.st of Athen!'!. I M,t.. Vernon, 0 ., Oct. 16-lNB-Nor"vert Rb.oa.dell, 28, adver~lng manager of the Mt. Vernon Dally Banner, was killed and a com:pal' ion w&,! inJured near here early to cl<~.y when thel:r aut.omoblle . smash- ed into a bridge tbat had · betin scsrcely WI! minutes be· f<1re under the impaet of another <IUlomoblle accident. Rhoades died from a fractured Limited Number Just Received I Po-rful 193.of. Hishboy \vitft lhe e11dusive PHILCO B.m Compensaltn!j 1on.- Control, new Ovtr~ue Spet~ker 11nd t don!:n othe• fe.tUrt>. R~c t ovu p o i<C(> ond dllp 1 <~m! coli, in addrtion to re'julo1 bro~dcil~ts . l1btr.tl lri!de· in .tllo.,.,•nce . EASIEST PAYMENTS cflllap.~~ed One Word Led To Another s!rull. His companion , Bernard lioovler, 27, suffered a broken ba.ck. By Arthur Buca" Baer 11 H. M. CROSS MIDDLEPORT $90 COMPLETE Fed~ra.l O-tHER Nlo:W PHII,COS $15 ta• paid ' Hilt. Uf'PP! M~cy·~=·~~~p~i~'•=l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. here where he was reported lo bt> Hea was taken w i:1 serious condition. - · , --- KY SMOKE:RS, . ' .. • ,...... • . • ..Jell" llel'lr ... Tboratbke eat - • . ·-· .. 14t-ll. ••• Tbu. ...... a f,elt) 1oaL llie PJ1irrlma 1._14, tlaehb7 eant•r ,w,..f t. .the. T011taamet:R ..., m· C.Jifonda the New Year'• Da1. M01n ...... ... ~IMII7 DISEASE SPREADf;RS HIS HEING the time of year when it is · comr,~ : aUvcb CU~'Y to contract colds and other ailments which brinp nn more ~ erioua disorders, it might be well for uU to keep ; n mind thut it is eRiiY to KPl'cad disease if no atlt:mpt is mude tcJ pt·evP.nt.. such spread. It is AUI'P1'i~lng how many )Jcople there are who seemingly have no consideration for others or who thl'QUgh ignorance or other cause~. •io nothing to prevent other·s from becoming infected wlth a cold. The habit of sneezing without confinjng 1J.c · many gl'l'm8 from such sneeze, i8 the mot-~t palpable example of tarelessnet~s, probubJy, of all. Hundred8, feeling 11 sneeze Lorning, make no effort to contlne it to a. handkerchJef bul seem to get an extra thrill in feeling the werm6 beinJ.~ ~prcad broadcast on ijtreet car or other public place wht!t'C the culprit may be. There are so many little things which one having tht: common cold, could do to help keep it from spreading that it is nothing short. of criminal that so many peopll:' ~hould become afHicttJd thmugh thi~ means of infection. Educntonal muthods will go u great way towHd re~ •luciug thjo terrible habi,t but of cuuf8e, there will olwoya be • certain m(!lOi'lty which will term tlf~ pro,cb!nr and teu.ehing of medicnl men a8 so much foollshnes• and not ll•Y ftliY a.ttentlpn to it themselves but do all thry can to ~.:onvince o~hf!"tB t~at it is not the thing to do. So hun<! redo of people will continue to die annHally be~auoe they wet·o victim• of the common cold ·when they might t-hrough I propel' •tjfC!(Uards, have'" easily avdlded _their f"lal si~k· T I'IQ By to Mar &hat OM n . ' · ~eu ~~OP (ta ctt~tnk 't EDSP.N R. WAITE, SH~Wt<i~~. Qt'I-A THAT every ~hant mutt tell ,~~··in order tp · atay in buainl'&l. · '. · · · In order to hav, 'a.srowl!!!f buala_~~­ a merchant . mqat · ad· • vertiae. ' ol 0 '' ' nest! , It's not by accident that Luckies draw"so easily, .b~m . so evenly. For each and every Lucky is fully ~~e.d-nlloo to the brim with sweet, ripe, mellow Turkish and,Domestic tobaccos. Round, firmno IOQSe ends. That's .1~'hy, Luckies ·are so smooth. ' . Auv.ustAeJi-t.-- ' ' AI.w.mJIM.fo-1~· ' :. Al.w.mJ UekleljiiM4/; It '• interesting '· \ ! 'I ' - ' .. irs toasted .. I!OR THROAT PROTEcnON-FOR BETI'ER TASTE ' • ' ,., ,I. ' ' ' '' .) i ,. " .. . �' .. ~!JJ~!.k!~ I 11\~Jt~... -·Cillo,...,. ' .,. MONDAY, OOTOJJE:q. 10, lw.tl T~e 1 __________ Shadow _____ ,. 111e Aolor Yord1 ~. 11'111. Pub- lloll1 """ 1 '"nctai eioept; S&t\11\1.,.. ~at.ed on J.oftr 8eooa4 8twet, ro.iro1. o. WbeD owir~ ~nd. ua J.etten ~ neWII Di&tt« tor pubJkaUOD, t.btt lhouklln &U e8llfe fiio \helr ll.llmC6-althOt'li\ not ~17 to b. 1 triDWd- • .fumoYQJ.OUI lol.-..ra, how~~r oeeHello\ and tlealrable ln ww ~ publlshed. Redu ~e4 I Phone 582-L UJNlHG ROOM AND OOJ'I'E!' ' SBO~ ' ' U•dtr Same Mau...... ~t; """'.,.. rb!Joiloi•lfla. ...' .I Dot~ ALBA (!(IJTW.T New SmJma.. Fklr ., r.t Etl&odal Ort~et; CaD ZII•J, 4at1 C:lreii!Miu DeJt. eau -NElS " United States " ....-, . . . . . . IJilt.h• - ~ '. '·~ JkaW. za~a . ' !t-rence ~han !ordnlf a new crlals loy open reject.lon ot Oennany•o~ bt:lnd . Oovem~ ot n t.al circiea, howtwe:-. ·.wrc mnr;. cU.ty uruJympa.tht.Ue towa.rd lho.J movement to tum ~ prob lem ov« to III(M.t.m'll.• or the fo ur - ~wer J)l'.Ct. This trea•,y , wrus he ld 'o be os cl~~Sely llnkrd to I t he leBgue U.n t th e rs&Ul.t would ~ 1tJr•l y anol~ou league conference. In ~~oddltlon , Fra nee remalrul un- l lt.rms prO\ e In \'aiue. ''Special adviaory and appralst.l corumtttftll W1ll be organlwd Uuoughaut the COUJ1 Lry l'J /Spee. i lhe appra ~:oal or cln<!ed b8nk lis· .~efJ; where 1uch appral.sa.IH hfl.\1(' 'Jut already bee n made by governn!flllt ~lc:. . These commUte Bi wl lfing to conced*' Premier Musora:a.rdzed !m· the appra1sal ano .idlf"li the <!ominant. place as IDterJccc.:mmeudallon or the11e loan;.j~"' &tlomil mediator, which would be ·.vm be r ~crult.ed rrom repreS('nlJ t'le cll.Stl where the four-power pact tlvt' local Oankers b lll! llle!iHmen j IJ JVI}ked The treaty ill of hb \nsplrand tanneu.." ' . P tlon and authors hip. The only thing approechlna: pan- BAm.,~· , t l e4l ~JPa.ll. lac. .,l..."''b. I l l ! - B~ OffiCe II ICOQtSnuM frOm Pap Qne} w1!1 be ma-.~e 8.8 and U asst-l 'i lin - VIRGINIA ---=-=--=GR=E=:G~G::-:- ROOH8 IUO, 1p> NATIONAl. ADVIIl'TIS"~G IIEI'US~'I'A1'1~ For " "" I; ., "' li'~pruuf JC.akl t.bta" j •Jv-.11:! no 1nBtaDce I' PRESIDENT moq :rova nwa ro '".• CollliDinal. Olllo I .., II HOTEL. COLUMBV$1 ~ K.oonu ., ' '• .1' =·- -, . ' IWKDAY, OO'l'Ol!ICR 111, lUI was among memIl..euIn ofParts.thetoday American colony aud ll' t :I OU5alld.<l ' ·Wrlk tor Booklet "~.. Bllta-4 JAMES ,J!;..!~~ER ' ' legttlmate Drewer& were handcuffeH antl hostfed by tbe 3.2 Hmlt. lf high-powered whiskFY Md C.11"1centrated gtn I& llut on the mar? The THE BOOK SITUATION \ T I HE ACTION of the Se nute Committee h~ bringing before\ t il} pulllk, th e machination~ of cerhun book concerns Ill co nrwetiOil With memberH of f'IChOo\ boards, j~ groatfy to Le t un1mcnded. It is sincert::ly hoped the matter will receive tufficit nt attention so that like instances in the future \ ill find those guilty so afoul of the law they will be 11'icd, ouud guilty und tSentt~tJced to a penal i11stitution for 1he ir riminul activities. mp)y because there is no wuy to prosecute them for their eeds at present, does not make the .subsidizing, or in pluin •ords, the bribing of certain school officials, any the le!is v ious or reprehensible. This sort of thing has been goin on for far too many years and should have been tn·ou t to a head long ago. It is pC»!sibJe that had hard time.8 wt come "a-knockin'" at our doors that it might have ionti11ued even a longer spell. J.fortluwtely for the citizens of Meigs County, iittJe or l!OilC ~r thut :sort of thing has be*t done- , n:s tew changct1 have 1)een fnade ,i n KChool books c1',](l th'Jil ~mly in the intere!iL of IJ(!lter tt• ~tching methods. IS I but ,. - ~-,--,,- - ·-oet that bang into the beer alld 'nli wlll be well. But Jt muat lu.ve a i:!ck. we want to drink it. And not I ty)Ur tt on oUr umbrelW.. k('t , then they lhould. give the . be d l.lcer Wrona a Iree hand. Oel that bl\r>~ Jnto iht! er an _ J.ll wUI be well. But 1t mllit ha.ve a.1 Give Ule btev1ers a fl·11 e hand, lt.:t<:k. We want to drink it. And not and we wlU take care of the feet . pr.ur it lln uur umbrttllas. I ----- --- - , _J I 1 HAlf Mae is Waste!' I - -Champions E~st • ,he w:lll ua:e a plane wheal!~" s~e inJe (lne available. Becau&e she 111 esa tludl 6 feet ta.n. she. must ea,ory 11et of rudder e:r~rt'!nonfl o~ her 'raveb 10 that her feet ean retch tbe controlL ! ' by' WhO h&Vf!' WEAK WOMEN . ~in AlarC1!J7 BroWJl, New Y9rk avlatrls aDd writer, w.ho pl&ns, a rip uound the world d1lrfJ!.I wluch or foreigners t-..een studiously ch.anging dpllars. J• ,to lnmcs during the past two \'J Peks only to find tbe dollar ahoo\-ln~ up today to the highest mark r ·nce Augu8t-l8 !raros. Anothe r development wa& the ~ lr e nglhenlng or the Dalardter g1rverument, which had been exl•tcted lu fall. j ' .. .Lou ; 1... , '7 ~ FRANCIS WALLACE 11 1 serlow When the lattllr is overcome, Col. Ayres concluded, the United Statea \', Ill have found prosperity. AUTHOR. OJ- HUDDLI \ '\ Athens NELL¥ DON (Cont.k"M frnm Paae Qne) (;reek, we.st of Athen!'!. I M,t.. Vernon, 0 ., Oct. 16-lNB-Nor"vert Rb.oa.dell, 28, adver~lng manager of the Mt. Vernon Dally Banner, was killed and a com:pal' ion w&,! inJured near here early to cl<~.y when thel:r aut.omoblle . smash- ed into a bridge tbat had · betin scsrcely WI! minutes be· f<1re under the impaet of another <IUlomoblle accident. Rhoades died from a fractured Limited Number Just Received I Po-rful 193.of. Hishboy \vitft lhe e11dusive PHILCO B.m Compensaltn!j 1on.- Control, new Ovtr~ue Spet~ker 11nd t don!:n othe• fe.tUrt>. R~c t ovu p o i<C(> ond dllp 1 <~m! coli, in addrtion to re'julo1 bro~dcil~ts . l1btr.tl lri!de· in .tllo.,.,•nce . EASIEST PAYMENTS cflllap.~~ed One Word Led To Another s!rull. His companion , Bernard lioovler, 27, suffered a broken ba.ck. By Arthur Buca" Baer 11 H. M. CROSS MIDDLEPORT $90 COMPLETE Fed~ra.l O-tHER Nlo:W PHII,COS $15 ta• paid ' Hilt. Uf'PP! M~cy·~=·~~~p~i~'•=l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. here where he was reported lo bt> Hea was taken w i:1 serious condition. - · , --- KY SMOKE:RS, . ' .. • ,...... • . • ..Jell" llel'lr ... Tboratbke eat - • . ·-· .. 14t-ll. ••• Tbu. ...... a f,elt) 1oaL llie PJ1irrlma 1._14, tlaehb7 eant•r ,w,..f t. .the. T011taamet:R ..., m· C.Jifonda the New Year'• Da1. M01n ...... ... ~IMII7 DISEASE SPREADf;RS HIS HEING the time of year when it is · comr,~ : aUvcb CU~'Y to contract colds and other ailments which brinp nn more ~ erioua disorders, it might be well for uU to keep ; n mind thut it is eRiiY to KPl'cad disease if no atlt:mpt is mude tcJ pt·evP.nt.. such spread. It is AUI'P1'i~lng how many )Jcople there are who seemingly have no consideration for others or who thl'QUgh ignorance or other cause~. •io nothing to prevent other·s from becoming infected wlth a cold. The habit of sneezing without confinjng 1J.c · many gl'l'm8 from such sneeze, i8 the mot-~t palpable example of tarelessnet~s, probubJy, of all. Hundred8, feeling 11 sneeze Lorning, make no effort to contlne it to a. handkerchJef bul seem to get an extra thrill in feeling the werm6 beinJ.~ ~prcad broadcast on ijtreet car or other public place wht!t'C the culprit may be. There are so many little things which one having tht: common cold, could do to help keep it from spreading that it is nothing short. of criminal that so many peopll:' ~hould become afHicttJd thmugh thi~ means of infection. Educntonal muthods will go u great way towHd re~ •luciug thjo terrible habi,t but of cuuf8e, there will olwoya be • certain m(!lOi'lty which will term tlf~ pro,cb!nr and teu.ehing of medicnl men a8 so much foollshnes• and not ll•Y ftliY a.ttentlpn to it themselves but do all thry can to ~.:onvince o~hf!"tB t~at it is not the thing to do. So hun<! redo of people will continue to die annHally be~auoe they wet·o victim• of the common cold ·when they might t-hrough I propel' •tjfC!(Uards, have'" easily avdlded _their f"lal si~k· T I'IQ By to Mar &hat OM n . ' · ~eu ~~OP (ta ctt~tnk 't EDSP.N R. WAITE, SH~Wt<i~~. Qt'I-A THAT every ~hant mutt tell ,~~··in order tp · atay in buainl'&l. · '. · · · In order to hav, 'a.srowl!!!f buala_~~­ a merchant . mqat · ad· • vertiae. ' ol 0 '' ' nest! , It's not by accident that Luckies draw"so easily, .b~m . so evenly. For each and every Lucky is fully ~~e.d-nlloo to the brim with sweet, ripe, mellow Turkish and,Domestic tobaccos. Round, firmno IOQSe ends. That's .1~'hy, Luckies ·are so smooth. ' . Auv.ustAeJi-t.-- ' ' AI.w.mJIM.fo-1~· ' :. Al.w.mJ UekleljiiM4/; It '• interesting '· \ ! 'I ' - ' .. irs toasted .. I!OR THROAT PROTEcnON-FOR BETI'ER TASTE ' • ' ,., ,I. ' ' ' '' .) i ,. " .. . �, ' Z ~- V~qe ~. Sile~ce 1- __ _ :fr9ve«J •n Game : r:; Michigap DO.wns Cornell With JJrqp,mt Attack · ~ Player Talkea : l ~l-;/ l.Al> . IS C.QA~J!~S- . _ c _.ONPAY, OOTO!IItR.I8, ~ • ~- • .. r:r .• -:::. ~ r·J -~~-1 Champion DREAM OF 'REAl; !J A L L CARRlER '. ¢ ... £ . PANTHERS CHilK !s Pithlbtli'kb ~p fiRST ~ICTO~f; ~EAT NEW B~SUN f ·~· 'c.,.;.den, · H.1--r.:-<it. "Slip of T""cue" by Foot- 1 b._n flayer ~0111 Contert 14--INBJ Cb&tar, lto-pound hero of ' IIIQI~ hllb l!'bool too~ bll1J te'p, ~ a ri.udiat Prlday .• <···- Sat~y ...anct toda)' wu ·IWJ ,at~. B1i ~~ eecape the dentist. Jabnny'l .mot!ber. was drtVllll her six feet ore 100 to the dentlat'a ctJloe ln the famiLy car. Delplte & tiu'obbtng tooth&etle, Johnny pro- .. .. ,_ .. -·~· - § ,...-~--~ ~on Easy Vietoty~ ()yer ·~v! 5 _ X L _ dl!i!li!F o at J! _ awry. tcloeti \k~ To all protests hll Dlotl\er turned ~t. cLeal ear. The tooth wu loin& to bo IIJ~. abe .,.. ~eterm\JUOd. Sjle lot .., fa.r u Broa.dway and Fl'dera1 ttt.reet.l, Camden, there. her iU!i, Ute bef9 of a score ot sports battles. pve a shriek ot terror and frtm the oar. · POllee &till are looking tor hJT.:. tq, ~J1:1 tw11ed to the liew who re· Bolton 31 )'ir" marker. JOi .re~ puaed to Ev~f'llD.J tor 20 ~aNSI and Clrst down Une. )l;loq Ij on :romeroy's u opiUOd 7ard an &llempt around lett end tor a 2 yard lOP . Another p::I.S$, Joe Je~ to .ZVerllnJ netted 8 tardl &a the quar· ter ended. -Rejuvenatell Ball •<llub tP.Sted. 1~aQed 4 · ! ClhJenktnJ' J:M118 lY'8.S J~ Jr. COIJ).· MICHIG~N STANDS ~UT ~FT1H ~AME AG~1NST ~OHNHl . . Q. J .. ~ 'ti'L Leadiog ~lJtqn ~~~ -·- plete. Re lllen jkmt.cl onr llJe .goal line and the ball ~ent lijtn Wolverines M.i.t l!.ec· · Shows F ana Offense pll\)' on the P_omeroy 20 yard llhl!. Wiitl l&_ Mwre mad-! lt and br.et ctowa With Punch ' · wru lett tackle. Kloel made 5. • ional Honora · . ·Moore flllled to Jl'in at ~kr. SCORE THRICE Klocs ma.de 4 tbrU rl;ht gdard. PITISBUR(lli · STRONG Kloee punted ot New 8oaLon'a ~ ' ·· ~ ··.· yard Une. Joe Jentln& paaaed to While Invaders Are Com-' .Sloane tor 16 yard& and flr8t down In Navy Tilt; State Hu pletely Smothered Md the ball wu. on ~tr own 65 No TrO..ble In Hold· yard marker. Another pnsa '113.; By Li~men J in1 Vanderbilt lncomplet.e. Now Boston WU keepIng the 8.\i' filled ·with fOotballs iu 1 A rejuvenakd Purple PlLll.ther a desperate ft.tt.erJWt ot )nake a By COPELAND C. DURO Lnreaatlon, 1 Batuh:lay atternoon, tcore, having faDed completely Ul INS BporUJ Writer lr&Ye a flHhtlng 'l;'iger from , 1 Rn endeavor to punctUI'E the Pan~ New York, Oct. 16-INB-Aioot New Boston, cqaciect by tl)e well ther line. and superior as the bUilder o1 the known, Eklme Rankin, the 'S urp$c At1other p&bS J~nkln.s to .Sl0&11~ PaNma canal at a dlt<:h dlggera' nt Its schola!itlc ute and took a vis. made 10 IU\d. ftF&t o:owu. Another Cflllveution. Mlchl.pn'& 'dream or tory, the first for the Panthers, tPts 'I pnss incomplete netted first down dreaiiUI" team towered today above }.'f:ar, by a .\KXJre of 18 to 0. l . ~·hen the o!llciata ruled 1t complet. Lhe nation's footbaU elevens. Showing a complete reversal of cd because of al1@ied lnte!'ference. Southern Caltfomta was Qll right ):.J.a)' over that exhib'lted at Logan a I'.'Cek previoUs when' the boys acted Sp : noer went in tor Bhunoaaker. piUshlng back SUp Madigan's gal· F'ariU1era tm·ned .in a win over Navy • . , . ' A tlat pass Joe Jenkins to Ever- lant St. Mary':; lt to 'r, Duke got as If they were dead on their ~et 0 Dell, Pttt halfback is ling IO.!!t 2. Another pal:!S w'~ 1~1 the map ir rect lnk with a to tc ir> addition ro being a trifle JDrley 4 to 6, Jn n game that was never close after the first perwd. b 11 ,as a group of N avy tac kl ers c1ose d in on him as h e started o ff tmc lh ere,..• wh E'n Ille Pa nUlers :~:burgh erWJhing or Tennessee Pitts a'!:: to what it was t~.ll about. the sh own Wl'th th• 'C' · a was Just aa strongand as adverPanthers thrl" l!d a fair stzert crowd on a gallQp, troke thru to cover the P ~ Eo&er and LJsed m whlpplna: Navy, 34 to 6 but a~ they ran t. Ad blocked and druve ttlll another &ttempt failed or com when Harry Kipke's machme stuck through thelr opponents for three .stt~ged by New Boston late in the · the two previous games. pl€t.i(IJ\ on fourm Gown ard It wac 1 h 1 1 t c L 0 the all zed ftve I o . f-cmcroy's ~ '11!1-Sh. Pomeroy pen u: ee n o orne II . •• ""' o weU earne<i touchdoww. From the Last quarter and. while a numlx:r of I The play by play accowlt follows: u!'f-slde. Kloos went around left' 1yard strt-- ball 011 theil' own 34 Wolverines boUf'Ced far out ln front t~ery beginning of the game aflt!r ulce gains were made. the Parother I New Boston won the toss and t:l'd but made on~ a. ya.rd. Moore in the 1933 gridiron cha.t:ie. the Glenwood team received the defense ralUed e.t criUcal times al- chose to receive the kick-oft', Pome- kok the pigskin on an off tackle With 6 mtles already past under their flying feet and 21 etlll to go. thref fc:meroy loot 5 for havlua only 6 MlchiRan's triumph by such a klck~off and attempted to take the Vlfll's sLopping the invaders before I roy chocslng the north goa.l. Kloes smash to add 13 and first down and r.lt'tl 00 line. Moore tnllde I but ~c.ore must be considered on~ of the leaden in the New York to Port Che~ter marathon r•ce are shown Yat~ther line by stonn. l.t was ap- they reached the danger zone. kkk.ed oft to Morrls who was down- t·he ball rested on New Boston's 15 again Pomeroy lost 5 or. penah' t.ighhghts of the season. regArdless aettlng the pace. They are Percy Wyer (left). Frank Hupal (eenter) parent that unless an unlooked for Statistics of the game show the <:d by Kloes on the visitors' 24. yard Y.tl'd line and the Panther rooters; tc.caute th~ omcials ruled only 6 of how many shockins event.:; oc· aad hul de BtU7D, German-American A. C. atar, who won Lht! event c!eceptlve o.ttnck was unleashed by \ ictory was no fluke, the vtsltora l ma.I'ker. With Casci stopping Ever- ~lJged a.nd pleaded for a touch- men were on the line of scrim- curr before the Turkeys a.re torm.. _ _ __ the visitors the best they could being entirely outclassed except in Ung with no gain on the ftrst ctowr. Moore picked up two thru mage. Shirley Guinther replar.ed 1• !.y intoduced to the Cranberry sPft.Son game, it u. cares, ror na- C.:ruahers squeezed Ohio Wesleyan. tope to g~t would. be a scoreless tie. rhe passing game. Sl'rlmtnoge play, Joe Jenkivs rlght tackle. The boys were bammer~ Bner. Kloes klck~d to Jcc Jenkin~ fa mily. Th!s is so, because Cornell tlonal honors. Northwestern was f.O 0. 8yracue has to be rooil, Time after time throUibOut the I Pcmercy g&ll't!d through scrim· 1fitarted around right €lld but he wo.s ing at the tackle positions on the op~ 1who !Signaled rc,. a ta.h· cw.tch on Is coached by 011 Dobie a1•d when a improved, as well as lucky, geLtln1 too ru1 Its opponenta from now an ~a minutes of play, n. desperate nage 173 yards aa against 30 by 1 &lso sLQplJCd without gam by Shu- pcslng line. Klot!8 hit Lhe other the Pomr!roy 4'1 Une. Roush re· Doble-drilled team cracks up aa tb1& u scoreless tie agaimt Stanford. ere Cornell. (Ob, well, Doble used llttempt at one another point In the the Glenwood Tigers; Pomeroy kick • maker. Joe Jetlki,ns on third (own tackle tor t.wo ntore. Klees made ll6ved K1oe8. cne dJd Saturday, the enemy must rmnoLB promlscd betl.er thina:s to be IOOd,) Pe:nn, Brown, Colente ~nther stonewa.ll, was: thrown back ed 5 times for an average of 40 l and 10 to go, punted Oltt ot bomtdi rrst down on New Boston's five 1 lYullng made 6 tht'U rEnter and bave everything, Including Doble's \',;lth a 21 too beating or WJ.SCOnaln and Columbia. ~lthcr without gait' or an actual )ords while their opponent:; kicked 01\ Pomeroy's 45 yard lire. yRid line and It WQ!:I gool to go. 1r: pcated thru left tacklf' for 3. A personal maJl. while Minnesota added its second Duke, LoUIStana State and Oeor .. 10ss for the mvaders. G times for n. 33 yard average. . Time w11.s taken out tor Baer on Mcore hit center tor t wo ~tuljfirst dowa ~s recortlea tor N~w The big red machine wo.s helpless t 1e of the season tn holding Purdue gta reltla.lned prominent Ln the beIn addition to Lhe excellent line this play. Kloes mo.cle !our through Klo;:=- batLered his WRY lhl"ough Betton when Pomeroy wo:t penal~ vgalnst Lhe maize 11nd blue·~ a.tt.ack t'1 a. 7 to 7 count. clouded eouthern pteture, as tonndisplay, the batkfield men pla.yed w:::wln~=~:re,:hJ! ~ssey~rd~ 11ght tackle. Moore picked up one the same spot !Jr th~ rll·.n score !!zed 5 for off-aide. 8c-horn went. In even though Cornell used a seven·, Ind:a11 ~~o cnecked. out of nation- er i'fea.ta tumbled tb ear.th llke their pa.tts In great sha~. the ball were atned on 6 com lel.ed ones at the s11.me place. Moo~ added of the year !01 the 1'PlUt!,lu:ra aud ·for ThomtoJn. man lire. Oft' tackle cutbacks and a v·lde glol")' when It failed before l"lpe peralmmons. Louisiana statt rnrrler fClllowlng Interference set Tl ~ Lh ed ~ tight ·for first down on New Bas- the fars went wild. The try lor the A past by New l!Jollt.on wa.~ In- ~ fto.tr, aerial game. which Is ~chh Notre Dame. 12 to 2. Chicago hum- cilalked up a aooreieas tic thla week: up by htstea.mmateswhichsavoredj' 11ctl n erst ""1"0Y -~~~es - lC't.'s 42 ya-rd 11m:. extra point b) Kloes missed complete. New BOI!Iton t011 t 3. n. i,an s weakest aftensive weapon, ' tied Washlniton U. ot St. Loui&, to end a.p.Lnst Centenary, Oeorila o! college football. Especial mention 1: c ng of\e or , YP.lur ' the wall problem offered by tu o Indicating It mi11ht prove tbe l;urled North Ca.rolln& 30 to 0 and le due Kloes, Keiser and BlacKwell J Pomeroy was penalized llve Lime:; Moore made one tlu'ough center. when the ball htt the goal post an d . Ve.ua h an l'eplat:ecl Kindle. Joe Jeu- solved Loble and It wasn't IODi until , 'ise if th t its MichL- Ctorala Teeh put d•ay Auburn, 1$ for the splepdld etf01'ta put forth In fol' a total ct 25 yards whlle the Kloes ploughed throu&h left tackle bou~ded o~tlid{' te!'he tim<! for tht }Jns a ttem~dl•anothder pa ~ whlrn Johnny Regeczi and Herman Ever- ~~~rto ~Y ~fhna ~f ~~ . power- to 6 . 08 1\Vas ncomp e l' an ':he blocking line and the boys New Boston aggregation was pen· for 8 and tlten made ftrst dow11 at ~:~cme was m nu · t J game hnrdw; l!ltartcd dashing arotlfld like house which turned bBCk undefeat v · Anotiltll of tl1o£e little Olllo e~v· carrying the baU were awake to the tdized twice for 10 yards. It was a. :he sarne pl~t,Ce, and putting the ball Klocs kicked off w llle\v B:Jston 1-:n~ed.. h llboys with runs of from 52 to 85 ed va'ndetbllt, 20 to o. ct"~6 came to Flague KentuCky, ~ltuation to take every advantage ~~·:cct victory fer the Panthers and on the 27 yard Unc. New Boston Jack Jenkins l'CtW'lling thH ball Sco1e PomE"roy 18, Nt>,1 Bostc.n sards. Comell's secondary defense In the east there were only a few v:hich "horse-.&hocd" It from 0~ offered them. a :~weeter cne tor t.he tans beca.Uile took time out. 28 yards stripe, being downed 0. The line up follows; went completely haywire and its t:psets to record. Penn State was cJnnatl, 3 to o. Wal1o.ce Wade evl:A ~pera.te aerlal attack was of the great re versal of form over Kloos made three on. an off tackle the by Blackwell, Jack Jcnkm,; mudo New Bo.ston Poll Shumaker long-heralded runn!ng attack total- electJ·ocuted, 3 te~ o, by Muhlenberg dently has somethtnB at tut . at 2 thru center. Everling lo!.r. I K1· ' !;JloB.n. LE Aildrews ed three first downs. one by a per>- and carnegie Tech lost prestige lr"~ Duke and Kentucky will have t.o right tackle. A pass by LcCompt 1 Shively t.T Keiser liJty. jast snatching one, 3 to 0, from fi!"low plenty to win from Wad~'s o.nd int.euded. for Jnck Jenkins, wns Wrer-n LO Baer Michigan plays OhJo State this Xa\'ler. Rutgers made history by gents when they m-,_~ .Lr' ~ incomplete. Pomeroy lo~t five for LeCotnpL c Kindle v,·eek end then Chicago, Illinois. f'>!ol'Lns on Coll:f&te. Andy Kerr's, Cet. 28. . ~ ·- ~- -·- ~1'f"'.,- . ·· off~slde and it wa~, 3rd. f.lll\\J: uad E. Starrett RO Thornton "Minncaota and N_ortluvestern and men winning 25 to 2. 3 to go. Joe Jenklns kicked 11) l(ltanley RT 8e1denabel bday looks a cim:h for the Big Ten • In t!le fa.r Wtl&~, l:i~uthern CallMom-e who l'eturned to Pomr;oy•g 1:eamey RE Joachim title af\d a ri1ht to batUe In a postHarvn.rd. -: ale, t'rincetOJ•. Ford¥ iofJlia.'s eonven;ational success ove:c ham. Dartmouth . A1m:v. Syrac1161:: ., E.t . Mary's was Jufit one of those 45 yard marker. K.loes hi~. '! :: J J oe Jenkins QB Moore Colgal.e, Pennsylvania and Colum~ things, evidently. An~ Coa.cb. HtlW• ' ---. Lhru center aud the quar.t er e11de~ f"ack Jenkins LH Caacl bia continued among' undeteated e-.rd Jones undoubtedly would htwe _ j*v.::;a .. cHtern outnt.s. t .... tea mne to w 0 01 8 "' Om I '·R t " De 11 Pomerou made 113 yards through New York 011Y eams are a 1ways '"' 3· Kloes made t thru center and c a~ e eree, -o rmo • " ~onstly over-rated and this year evl- Mary's boys. just coming lnto Ule first down thru right tackle plac~ /lPef'!n.); Umpire, Durkin (St. Ed- scrimmage. New Boston made 30 · C:ently is no cxoeption. Fordham r:"me, talked out loud-so wh&t? Sa lng the ball on the New Botit.on 46 wards); Heo.d Linesman, Smythe, Pomeroy completed one Pll58 for , ... dl•apnolntino In its 20 to o win the referee promptly Jl,dvanced the · d 11 1k j<Dartmouth> I' ya.rd "'air>. 3 passes lncomplttc. . ~ .. .. .._ ysr ne Kloes Po ed up one · New 8 ;ston oompleted 6 passes over west Virginia, already beaten blill. quite leplb. 13 yards w 8 t. 12 thru center. but New Boston was ' Srore Timebyofquarters quarters aPd tied ..,, Ma.ryy's eiotlt~yerd line and Homer 1minutes 2 3 .4 T for 85 yard Skin. 7 were Incomplete. '"v ... Ptt an•u D•~uesne ....... .,J penalized five yards for ofl.sldc. , . , '". & L.. Columbia blew up pretty Grlmth went over from there for Moo<, p<·c· d Y d t r omcto:,; . . . . ... 6 6 6 0 18 Substitutions Coo· Pome1·oy- Rlll!- ¥v d th polnlli c ~c up u. ar a 1 cen e New Boston o o 0 o 0 81!11 fm· Oot~el· Jenkins for Joachim · Ladly against weak Vil'lllnia an e w1nn 1ng · and Kloes added 2 at left tackle. , Pcmeroy m~(i~ ' "l(i tll'6t downs ePenoer for Shumaker ; B. Oulnthe; j ust managed to oome from behind, Oregor, Which beat Washinltou Klees then oddcd 3 mol'('. New Boston 6 !five of them by th~ I for Baer; R.cush ror Kloos; Schorn 15 to 6 against the same team Ohio , 6 too. may be the teo.m to snap Ute Here a pe: ullar play resulted. On aerial route. ' for Thornton; R. Vaughan for Kin- StatE' Put Lo rest. 75 to 0. NYU was i 1'rojv.n'a long string, provldlng Calia reverse play whlclt was handled Pomeroy was penalized $ times die. ragaed ta.ktng LaFayette, 13 to 12. I fomia and Stanford flDP again. Yop Bubstltutlot•s for New Boston- . VIc Hamon's SyracU!IE! gang may •:now tho!e woods up there In <>reslowly and seemed to hove the boys' !or 25 yard.,., New Boston 2 for 10 ntllGed up, Cascl Look the leather • ynrll:;. . cunningham for Stn.nley. Le the east's surprise . The Orllll&e y,nn turn out blg'. Siler-t men! 0 1 ~ Be fQ, Nat,, · Jlqnt:4 - team · lfet}." entry . ( which was grand chal"pwn at A Century of Fro 11 ~oss Poultry Show he!d in the Chicago Coliseu_m. The pri~~-winpin~r leghorn, owned by Dr. ~ · L. Del)ll!~n, Is shown with Miss Grace Greenan and t~e trophy. Help Wet~ --- KRAFT SEE Mlu Da16le Sft.uoders ror palntlna I.esaons tn oll, crayon or . pen an lnk, 718 a. Tblrd Bt., M!Mieport. 10-13-31 I<leal. 2821 (l · ADd River, Detrt' M~. (paclcaQed, pGJfeurized) has full, natural flavor# ~ 1.. WANTED To Buy used eoal rang6, I• Will trade Wh!f.e F.&ta.te P'IVl ,. rahse or pay cash. Wrlte P. o. B9x No. 8.:_ 10-154t l P'lY candidacy to the o. Truttee ot Ballebury Town.ahlp Your vote and lnftuence wm be fl'ea.t.ly apprecJated. Wm. Seyfried 10-15~22-29; I w.,., tJI announct' omc~ · I""' 1 j NOTICE TO VOTERS I take thls mea.ns to ,..... I Amerlc:all Cheese 10-~ ~·~· ' I ' MAN or Womo.n Wltb car. Holl:'.e dlatrlbutlng. No seiUng. Salary and ecmmll!lslon. Chance for ad· •ancement. Exclualve territory. I I Famous Sport Feuds 11 .j I i'\ '• ITOOTS AND CASPER ' &Toi>" T~"'1 TACo.<. ,. ~~E'E':('ASPER! I OC~ t..IKE A <;LOOMV OLD ~RAY OA'( LIKE iHI5! I'T MAKES ME;: FEEt.. AS II' SOME'THINq IS {oDIN q 'TO HAPPEN··· I'T WAS ON 'THIS KIND 01= A DA'I 'THA'T MR. CLAMI3'1--·· ' Tu~,ns! "THINK IF vou 0~ ANV 'THINI. LONI, ENOII~H .' '1'0\J'RE. LIAl!LE. TO WISH IT ON U5! I """ >lAC Tt<E. P -1:,•11' <lUN<.H! 'l>OM(;T>N<I. HAS HAPPENED! WE'RE SUNK! NEWS I'RQM HOME.? HAVE YOU L05'T '1'0\lR uOd, OR WHAT ? ~~1.- ~?:'! tof~ZI,n~Q~!~:~~~..!· HA'J HAPPI:NED.? ~~c~l;~~~- ~;r ;~::S at! !:~~er i~t~ : down. Kloet> cut nround !ell end I for 15 yards and a touchdown. The gofll attempt went wide. Score I --'ifi{E MEMORY OF T11AT 51-4ARKEY ' 4 Island Ia so eltuated that tt b lmpoiSRible, ·REVENGE! ,-t-\1)-l~ G"E 'T 1---;:::_ _., MY I"LA'>S Q,,.c...Ck.. General KAYO RA/.lKL.ED LOUGHRAN fOR YS:ARS -· BUT .TOM r/NA~L. Y GoT &fA/EST . ' COULON'"'f ~".i.E:!:.(•, "T'O 0pur"t,~rn.~1d1 hi,attsrhl~w .. I C.ASI'tll! WHAT . &.:· cJ..----. - ~-,~:->-:o::;-,-,.....,--,..-t :-;~ · -c··----,.~Y,/\.1.6" r ~ ~·~-'~ ~ .!:.~. ~~~~~~~~: J~~~t:;r38~ 1 TILLIE THE TOILER 't--\0\AI "TO I I POOR Hll.,\ 1 I I ..... ~----------------By B~Y·----~----------~ tLAHBYl A view of 1rim Alcatraz laland, in :!lun 1•'rancisco Ba)', which ts to bo u11 ed a1 " place ot incarceration tor de11peradoe1 rounded up b)' the government In its antl·crlme campailfn. l•'ormerly a military prb1on, 0 {//(ingft f?eslcfence in the Queen City- Pomeroy 12, New Boston 0. Kloos kicked of! to Stanley who, fwnbled, Oasci reooverlns: for 1 r'omet"oy on New BOtit.oll's 48 yard 1 line. Kloes mo.de 3 thru rl~ht. Lackie. Moore added 2 mont 1 around leH end. A forward passl wns Incomplete. Kloes kicked I nut of bounds on the New Boston 22 yard line . Everling mode 4 thru leil tackle . A fake \1•lth the ball,. carrier coming Utrn center netted 3. Time out for easel. New Bo.swn nmdc thch· only nrst down of the fil':Jt ha lf when Ever\-! 1ng took. ~be ball tluu ccntet·. A forwnrd pass was incomplete. Cnscl stopped the Tigers on n lateral pa!IS attempt and · they lost 1.. Jack Jenkins kicked to Moore who 1 t·eturncd 10 yard::~ to U1e Pomeroy I' 40. Time out again for Cascl who was replaced by Russell. Jonchlm made 3 t.hril center nod Moore added 2 aruund kft end fW the half ended. Sco1·e Pomeroy 12. New Bo~;t.on o. Thln:l Qua.l'&f!r Kloos l·eet~lved New Boololl'IJI kickoff and 1·eturned It 10 yards. The sleeper play with Moore on thtl side Jines, neLted 16 Y3rd8 on ILl forward pn88. · j Moore picked up one aromut rlght end. Kloes was &topped on a cet:~ter huck. Kloes qulclc kicked over the .--·--i- Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. W AlTF. Shawnee, Oklahoma 1 JNO. F. D. AUE, PUBLISHER OF THE WHITTIER (CALl· FORNIA NEWS, SAYS: ... . "The newspaper of your community occ~pie. ~ place that cannot be filled by any other newopaper published tn anr other community. Your new1paper io part and parcel of your com· munity. It ia part of itl very life. I Ne" :poston ao-.t Upe. Tlle ball was, put In play on the to yard line. Everling mRdc 1 thru riKh~ t.ack~ le and nuother thru left tackiC. He, tried ttJc t·lu-ht tac~ a second time and added &ltother Y41'd and lt wa~ fourth down with 7 Lo IQ. ~yeruna: klck9d out or bound& on the Potne1 roy 'f.() stripe. · Klpes modp 5 thtu 'rJ1ht tackle. ~ore mndl; tt nrt~t a~wn '-:t Q'l'-d:fleld: stanley wOJ replaced · by CuJU'l:illlll"lam. Moore tnade 4 thru Jolt one at. 1<\'!ll,,c~U I I •. .' ·' - ' . .. ',., I ' ., I' .' "' l., •• 'f' �, ' Z ~- V~qe ~. Sile~ce 1- __ _ :fr9ve«J •n Game : r:; Michigap DO.wns Cornell With JJrqp,mt Attack · ~ Player Talkea : l ~l-;/ l.Al> . IS C.QA~J!~S- . _ c _.ONPAY, OOTO!IItR.I8, ~ • ~- • .. r:r .• -:::. ~ r·J -~~-1 Champion DREAM OF 'REAl; !J A L L CARRlER '. ¢ ... £ . PANTHERS CHilK !s Pithlbtli'kb ~p fiRST ~ICTO~f; ~EAT NEW B~SUN f ·~· 'c.,.;.den, · H.1--r.:-<it. "Slip of T""cue" by Foot- 1 b._n flayer ~0111 Contert 14--INBJ Cb&tar, lto-pound hero of ' IIIQI~ hllb l!'bool too~ bll1J te'p, ~ a ri.udiat Prlday .• <···- Sat~y ...anct toda)' wu ·IWJ ,at~. B1i ~~ eecape the dentist. Jabnny'l .mot!ber. was drtVllll her six feet ore 100 to the dentlat'a ctJloe ln the famiLy car. Delplte & tiu'obbtng tooth&etle, Johnny pro- .. .. ,_ .. -·~· - § ,...-~--~ ~on Easy Vietoty~ ()yer ·~v! 5 _ X L _ dl!i!li!F o at J! _ awry. tcloeti \k~ To all protests hll Dlotl\er turned ~t. cLeal ear. The tooth wu loin& to bo IIJ~. abe .,.. ~eterm\JUOd. Sjle lot .., fa.r u Broa.dway and Fl'dera1 ttt.reet.l, Camden, there. her iU!i, Ute bef9 of a score ot sports battles. pve a shriek ot terror and frtm the oar. · POllee &till are looking tor hJT.:. tq, ~J1:1 tw11ed to the liew who re· Bolton 31 )'ir" marker. JOi .re~ puaed to Ev~f'llD.J tor 20 ~aNSI and Clrst down Une. )l;loq Ij on :romeroy's u opiUOd 7ard an &llempt around lett end tor a 2 yard lOP . Another p::I.S$, Joe Je~ to .ZVerllnJ netted 8 tardl &a the quar· ter ended. -Rejuvenatell Ball •<llub tP.Sted. 1~aQed 4 · ! ClhJenktnJ' J:M118 lY'8.S J~ Jr. COIJ).· MICHIG~N STANDS ~UT ~FT1H ~AME AG~1NST ~OHNHl . . Q. J .. ~ 'ti'L Leadiog ~lJtqn ~~~ -·- plete. Re lllen jkmt.cl onr llJe .goal line and the ball ~ent lijtn Wolverines M.i.t l!.ec· · Shows F ana Offense pll\)' on the P_omeroy 20 yard llhl!. Wiitl l&_ Mwre mad-! lt and br.et ctowa With Punch ' · wru lett tackle. Kloel made 5. • ional Honora · . ·Moore flllled to Jl'in at ~kr. SCORE THRICE Klocs ma.de 4 tbrU rl;ht gdard. PITISBUR(lli · STRONG Kloee punted ot New 8oaLon'a ~ ' ·· ~ ··.· yard Une. Joe Jentln& paaaed to While Invaders Are Com-' .Sloane tor 16 yard& and flr8t down In Navy Tilt; State Hu pletely Smothered Md the ball wu. on ~tr own 65 No TrO..ble In Hold· yard marker. Another pnsa '113.; By Li~men J in1 Vanderbilt lncomplet.e. Now Boston WU keepIng the 8.\i' filled ·with fOotballs iu 1 A rejuvenakd Purple PlLll.ther a desperate ft.tt.erJWt ot )nake a By COPELAND C. DURO Lnreaatlon, 1 Batuh:lay atternoon, tcore, having faDed completely Ul INS BporUJ Writer lr&Ye a flHhtlng 'l;'iger from , 1 Rn endeavor to punctUI'E the Pan~ New York, Oct. 16-INB-Aioot New Boston, cqaciect by tl)e well ther line. and superior as the bUilder o1 the known, Eklme Rankin, the 'S urp$c At1other p&bS J~nkln.s to .Sl0&11~ PaNma canal at a dlt<:h dlggera' nt Its schola!itlc ute and took a vis. made 10 IU\d. ftF&t o:owu. Another Cflllveution. Mlchl.pn'& 'dream or tory, the first for the Panthers, tPts 'I pnss incomplete netted first down dreaiiUI" team towered today above }.'f:ar, by a .\KXJre of 18 to 0. l . ~·hen the o!llciata ruled 1t complet. Lhe nation's footbaU elevens. Showing a complete reversal of cd because of al1@ied lnte!'ference. Southern Caltfomta was Qll right ):.J.a)' over that exhib'lted at Logan a I'.'Cek previoUs when' the boys acted Sp : noer went in tor Bhunoaaker. piUshlng back SUp Madigan's gal· F'ariU1era tm·ned .in a win over Navy • . , . ' A tlat pass Joe Jenkins to Ever- lant St. Mary':; lt to 'r, Duke got as If they were dead on their ~et 0 Dell, Pttt halfback is ling IO.!!t 2. Another pal:!S w'~ 1~1 the map ir rect lnk with a to tc ir> addition ro being a trifle JDrley 4 to 6, Jn n game that was never close after the first perwd. b 11 ,as a group of N avy tac kl ers c1ose d in on him as h e started o ff tmc lh ere,..• wh E'n Ille Pa nUlers :~:burgh erWJhing or Tennessee Pitts a'!:: to what it was t~.ll about. the sh own Wl'th th• 'C' · a was Just aa strongand as adverPanthers thrl" l!d a fair stzert crowd on a gallQp, troke thru to cover the P ~ Eo&er and LJsed m whlpplna: Navy, 34 to 6 but a~ they ran t. Ad blocked and druve ttlll another &ttempt failed or com when Harry Kipke's machme stuck through thelr opponents for three .stt~ged by New Boston late in the · the two previous games. pl€t.i(IJ\ on fourm Gown ard It wac 1 h 1 1 t c L 0 the all zed ftve I o . f-cmcroy's ~ '11!1-Sh. Pomeroy pen u: ee n o orne II . •• ""' o weU earne<i touchdoww. From the Last quarter and. while a numlx:r of I The play by play accowlt follows: u!'f-slde. Kloos went around left' 1yard strt-- ball 011 theil' own 34 Wolverines boUf'Ced far out ln front t~ery beginning of the game aflt!r ulce gains were made. the Parother I New Boston won the toss and t:l'd but made on~ a. ya.rd. Moore in the 1933 gridiron cha.t:ie. the Glenwood team received the defense ralUed e.t criUcal times al- chose to receive the kick-oft', Pome- kok the pigskin on an off tackle With 6 mtles already past under their flying feet and 21 etlll to go. thref fc:meroy loot 5 for havlua only 6 MlchiRan's triumph by such a klck~off and attempted to take the Vlfll's sLopping the invaders before I roy chocslng the north goa.l. Kloes smash to add 13 and first down and r.lt'tl 00 line. Moore tnllde I but ~c.ore must be considered on~ of the leaden in the New York to Port Che~ter marathon r•ce are shown Yat~ther line by stonn. l.t was ap- they reached the danger zone. kkk.ed oft to Morrls who was down- t·he ball rested on New Boston's 15 again Pomeroy lost 5 or. penah' t.ighhghts of the season. regArdless aettlng the pace. They are Percy Wyer (left). Frank Hupal (eenter) parent that unless an unlooked for Statistics of the game show the <:d by Kloes on the visitors' 24. yard Y.tl'd line and the Panther rooters; tc.caute th~ omcials ruled only 6 of how many shockins event.:; oc· aad hul de BtU7D, German-American A. C. atar, who won Lht! event c!eceptlve o.ttnck was unleashed by \ ictory was no fluke, the vtsltora l ma.I'ker. With Casci stopping Ever- ~lJged a.nd pleaded for a touch- men were on the line of scrim- curr before the Turkeys a.re torm.. _ _ __ the visitors the best they could being entirely outclassed except in Ung with no gain on the ftrst ctowr. Moore picked up two thru mage. Shirley Guinther replar.ed 1• !.y intoduced to the Cranberry sPft.Son game, it u. cares, ror na- C.:ruahers squeezed Ohio Wesleyan. tope to g~t would. be a scoreless tie. rhe passing game. Sl'rlmtnoge play, Joe Jenkivs rlght tackle. The boys were bammer~ Bner. Kloes klck~d to Jcc Jenkin~ fa mily. Th!s is so, because Cornell tlonal honors. Northwestern was f.O 0. 8yracue has to be rooil, Time after time throUibOut the I Pcmercy g&ll't!d through scrim· 1fitarted around right €lld but he wo.s ing at the tackle positions on the op~ 1who !Signaled rc,. a ta.h· cw.tch on Is coached by 011 Dobie a1•d when a improved, as well as lucky, geLtln1 too ru1 Its opponenta from now an ~a minutes of play, n. desperate nage 173 yards aa against 30 by 1 &lso sLQplJCd without gam by Shu- pcslng line. Klot!8 hit Lhe other the Pomr!roy 4'1 Une. Roush re· Doble-drilled team cracks up aa tb1& u scoreless tie agaimt Stanford. ere Cornell. (Ob, well, Doble used llttempt at one another point In the the Glenwood Tigers; Pomeroy kick • maker. Joe Jetlki,ns on third (own tackle tor t.wo ntore. Klees made ll6ved K1oe8. cne dJd Saturday, the enemy must rmnoLB promlscd betl.er thina:s to be IOOd,) Pe:nn, Brown, Colente ~nther stonewa.ll, was: thrown back ed 5 times for an average of 40 l and 10 to go, punted Oltt ot bomtdi rrst down on New Boston's five 1 lYullng made 6 tht'U rEnter and bave everything, Including Doble's \',;lth a 21 too beating or WJ.SCOnaln and Columbia. ~lthcr without gait' or an actual )ords while their opponent:; kicked 01\ Pomeroy's 45 yard lire. yRid line and It WQ!:I gool to go. 1r: pcated thru left tacklf' for 3. A personal maJl. while Minnesota added its second Duke, LoUIStana State and Oeor .. 10ss for the mvaders. G times for n. 33 yard average. . Time w11.s taken out tor Baer on Mcore hit center tor t wo ~tuljfirst dowa ~s recortlea tor N~w The big red machine wo.s helpless t 1e of the season tn holding Purdue gta reltla.lned prominent Ln the beIn addition to Lhe excellent line this play. Kloes mo.cle !our through Klo;:=- batLered his WRY lhl"ough Betton when Pomeroy wo:t penal~ vgalnst Lhe maize 11nd blue·~ a.tt.ack t'1 a. 7 to 7 count. clouded eouthern pteture, as tonndisplay, the batkfield men pla.yed w:::wln~=~:re,:hJ! ~ssey~rd~ 11ght tackle. Moore picked up one the same spot !Jr th~ rll·.n score !!zed 5 for off-aide. 8c-horn went. In even though Cornell used a seven·, Ind:a11 ~~o cnecked. out of nation- er i'fea.ta tumbled tb ear.th llke their pa.tts In great sha~. the ball were atned on 6 com lel.ed ones at the s11.me place. Moo~ added of the year !01 the 1'PlUt!,lu:ra aud ·for ThomtoJn. man lire. Oft' tackle cutbacks and a v·lde glol")' when It failed before l"lpe peralmmons. Louisiana statt rnrrler fClllowlng Interference set Tl ~ Lh ed ~ tight ·for first down on New Bas- the fars went wild. The try lor the A past by New l!Jollt.on wa.~ In- ~ fto.tr, aerial game. which Is ~chh Notre Dame. 12 to 2. Chicago hum- cilalked up a aooreieas tic thla week: up by htstea.mmateswhichsavoredj' 11ctl n erst ""1"0Y -~~~es - lC't.'s 42 ya-rd 11m:. extra point b) Kloes missed complete. New BOI!Iton t011 t 3. n. i,an s weakest aftensive weapon, ' tied Washlniton U. ot St. Loui&, to end a.p.Lnst Centenary, Oeorila o! college football. Especial mention 1: c ng of\e or , YP.lur ' the wall problem offered by tu o Indicating It mi11ht prove tbe l;urled North Ca.rolln& 30 to 0 and le due Kloes, Keiser and BlacKwell J Pomeroy was penalized llve Lime:; Moore made one tlu'ough center. when the ball htt the goal post an d . Ve.ua h an l'eplat:ecl Kindle. Joe Jeu- solved Loble and It wasn't IODi until , 'ise if th t its MichL- Ctorala Teeh put d•ay Auburn, 1$ for the splepdld etf01'ta put forth In fol' a total ct 25 yards whlle the Kloes ploughed throu&h left tackle bou~ded o~tlid{' te!'he tim<! for tht }Jns a ttem~dl•anothder pa ~ whlrn Johnny Regeczi and Herman Ever- ~~~rto ~Y ~fhna ~f ~~ . power- to 6 . 08 1\Vas ncomp e l' an ':he blocking line and the boys New Boston aggregation was pen· for 8 and tlten made ftrst dow11 at ~:~cme was m nu · t J game hnrdw; l!ltartcd dashing arotlfld like house which turned bBCk undefeat v · Anotiltll of tl1o£e little Olllo e~v· carrying the baU were awake to the tdized twice for 10 yards. It was a. :he sarne pl~t,Ce, and putting the ball Klocs kicked off w llle\v B:Jston 1-:n~ed.. h llboys with runs of from 52 to 85 ed va'ndetbllt, 20 to o. ct"~6 came to Flague KentuCky, ~ltuation to take every advantage ~~·:cct victory fer the Panthers and on the 27 yard Unc. New Boston Jack Jenkins l'CtW'lling thH ball Sco1e PomE"roy 18, Nt>,1 Bostc.n sards. Comell's secondary defense In the east there were only a few v:hich "horse-.&hocd" It from 0~ offered them. a :~weeter cne tor t.he tans beca.Uile took time out. 28 yards stripe, being downed 0. The line up follows; went completely haywire and its t:psets to record. Penn State was cJnnatl, 3 to o. Wal1o.ce Wade evl:A ~pera.te aerlal attack was of the great re versal of form over Kloos made three on. an off tackle the by Blackwell, Jack Jcnkm,; mudo New Bo.ston Poll Shumaker long-heralded runn!ng attack total- electJ·ocuted, 3 te~ o, by Muhlenberg dently has somethtnB at tut . at 2 thru center. Everling lo!.r. I K1· ' !;JloB.n. LE Aildrews ed three first downs. one by a per>- and carnegie Tech lost prestige lr"~ Duke and Kentucky will have t.o right tackle. A pass by LcCompt 1 Shively t.T Keiser liJty. jast snatching one, 3 to 0, from fi!"low plenty to win from Wad~'s o.nd int.euded. for Jnck Jenkins, wns Wrer-n LO Baer Michigan plays OhJo State this Xa\'ler. Rutgers made history by gents when they m-,_~ .Lr' ~ incomplete. Pomeroy lo~t five for LeCotnpL c Kindle v,·eek end then Chicago, Illinois. f'>!ol'Lns on Coll:f&te. Andy Kerr's, Cet. 28. . ~ ·- ~- -·- ~1'f"'.,- . ·· off~slde and it wa~, 3rd. f.lll\\J: uad E. Starrett RO Thornton "Minncaota and N_ortluvestern and men winning 25 to 2. 3 to go. Joe Jenklns kicked 11) l(ltanley RT 8e1denabel bday looks a cim:h for the Big Ten • In t!le fa.r Wtl&~, l:i~uthern CallMom-e who l'eturned to Pomr;oy•g 1:eamey RE Joachim title af\d a ri1ht to batUe In a postHarvn.rd. -: ale, t'rincetOJ•. Ford¥ iofJlia.'s eonven;ational success ove:c ham. Dartmouth . A1m:v. Syrac1161:: ., E.t . Mary's was Jufit one of those 45 yard marker. K.loes hi~. '! :: J J oe Jenkins QB Moore Colgal.e, Pennsylvania and Colum~ things, evidently. An~ Coa.cb. HtlW• ' ---. Lhru center aud the quar.t er e11de~ f"ack Jenkins LH Caacl bia continued among' undeteated e-.rd Jones undoubtedly would htwe _ j*v.::;a .. cHtern outnt.s. t .... tea mne to w 0 01 8 "' Om I '·R t " De 11 Pomerou made 113 yards through New York 011Y eams are a 1ways '"' 3· Kloes made t thru center and c a~ e eree, -o rmo • " ~onstly over-rated and this year evl- Mary's boys. just coming lnto Ule first down thru right tackle plac~ /lPef'!n.); Umpire, Durkin (St. Ed- scrimmage. New Boston made 30 · C:ently is no cxoeption. Fordham r:"me, talked out loud-so wh&t? Sa lng the ball on the New Botit.on 46 wards); Heo.d Linesman, Smythe, Pomeroy completed one Pll58 for , ... dl•apnolntino In its 20 to o win the referee promptly Jl,dvanced the · d 11 1k j<Dartmouth> I' ya.rd "'air>. 3 passes lncomplttc. . ~ .. .. .._ ysr ne Kloes Po ed up one · New 8 ;ston oompleted 6 passes over west Virginia, already beaten blill. quite leplb. 13 yards w 8 t. 12 thru center. but New Boston was ' Srore Timebyofquarters quarters aPd tied ..,, Ma.ryy's eiotlt~yerd line and Homer 1minutes 2 3 .4 T for 85 yard Skin. 7 were Incomplete. '"v ... Ptt an•u D•~uesne ....... .,J penalized five yards for ofl.sldc. , . , '". & L.. Columbia blew up pretty Grlmth went over from there for Moo<, p<·c· d Y d t r omcto:,; . . . . ... 6 6 6 0 18 Substitutions Coo· Pome1·oy- Rlll!- ¥v d th polnlli c ~c up u. ar a 1 cen e New Boston o o 0 o 0 81!11 fm· Oot~el· Jenkins for Joachim · Ladly against weak Vil'lllnia an e w1nn 1ng · and Kloes added 2 at left tackle. , Pcmeroy m~(i~ ' "l(i tll'6t downs ePenoer for Shumaker ; B. Oulnthe; j ust managed to oome from behind, Oregor, Which beat Washinltou Klees then oddcd 3 mol'('. New Boston 6 !five of them by th~ I for Baer; R.cush ror Kloos; Schorn 15 to 6 against the same team Ohio , 6 too. may be the teo.m to snap Ute Here a pe: ullar play resulted. On aerial route. ' for Thornton; R. Vaughan for Kin- StatE' Put Lo rest. 75 to 0. NYU was i 1'rojv.n'a long string, provldlng Calia reverse play whlclt was handled Pomeroy was penalized $ times die. ragaed ta.ktng LaFayette, 13 to 12. I fomia and Stanford flDP again. Yop Bubstltutlot•s for New Boston- . VIc Hamon's SyracU!IE! gang may •:now tho!e woods up there In <>reslowly and seemed to hove the boys' !or 25 yard.,., New Boston 2 for 10 ntllGed up, Cascl Look the leather • ynrll:;. . cunningham for Stn.nley. Le the east's surprise . The Orllll&e y,nn turn out blg'. Siler-t men! 0 1 ~ Be fQ, Nat,, · Jlqnt:4 - team · lfet}." entry . ( which was grand chal"pwn at A Century of Fro 11 ~oss Poultry Show he!d in the Chicago Coliseu_m. The pri~~-winpin~r leghorn, owned by Dr. ~ · L. Del)ll!~n, Is shown with Miss Grace Greenan and t~e trophy. Help Wet~ --- KRAFT SEE Mlu Da16le Sft.uoders ror palntlna I.esaons tn oll, crayon or . pen an lnk, 718 a. Tblrd Bt., M!Mieport. 10-13-31 I<leal. 2821 (l · ADd River, Detrt' M~. (paclcaQed, pGJfeurized) has full, natural flavor# ~ 1.. WANTED To Buy used eoal rang6, I• Will trade Wh!f.e F.&ta.te P'IVl ,. rahse or pay cash. Wrlte P. o. B9x No. 8.:_ 10-154t l P'lY candidacy to the o. Truttee ot Ballebury Town.ahlp Your vote and lnftuence wm be fl'ea.t.ly apprecJated. Wm. Seyfried 10-15~22-29; I w.,., tJI announct' omc~ · I""' 1 j NOTICE TO VOTERS I take thls mea.ns to ,..... I Amerlc:all Cheese 10-~ ~·~· ' I ' MAN or Womo.n Wltb car. Holl:'.e dlatrlbutlng. No seiUng. Salary and ecmmll!lslon. Chance for ad· •ancement. Exclualve territory. I I Famous Sport Feuds 11 .j I i'\ '• ITOOTS AND CASPER ' &Toi>" T~"'1 TACo.<. ,. ~~E'E':('ASPER! I OC~ t..IKE A <;LOOMV OLD ~RAY OA'( LIKE iHI5! I'T MAKES ME;: FEEt.. AS II' SOME'THINq IS {oDIN q 'TO HAPPEN··· I'T WAS ON 'THIS KIND 01= A DA'I 'THA'T MR. CLAMI3'1--·· ' Tu~,ns! "THINK IF vou 0~ ANV 'THINI. LONI, ENOII~H .' '1'0\J'RE. LIAl!LE. TO WISH IT ON U5! I """ >lAC Tt<E. P -1:,•11' <lUN<.H! 'l>OM(;T>N<I. HAS HAPPENED! WE'RE SUNK! NEWS I'RQM HOME.? HAVE YOU L05'T '1'0\lR uOd, OR WHAT ? ~~1.- ~?:'! tof~ZI,n~Q~!~:~~~..!· HA'J HAPPI:NED.? ~~c~l;~~~- ~;r ;~::S at! !:~~er i~t~ : down. Kloet> cut nround !ell end I for 15 yards and a touchdown. The gofll attempt went wide. Score I --'ifi{E MEMORY OF T11AT 51-4ARKEY ' 4 Island Ia so eltuated that tt b lmpoiSRible, ·REVENGE! ,-t-\1)-l~ G"E 'T 1---;:::_ _., MY I"LA'>S Q,,.c...Ck.. General KAYO RA/.lKL.ED LOUGHRAN fOR YS:ARS -· BUT .TOM r/NA~L. Y GoT &fA/EST . ' COULON'"'f ~".i.E:!:.(•, "T'O 0pur"t,~rn.~1d1 hi,attsrhl~w .. I C.ASI'tll! WHAT . &.:· cJ..----. - ~-,~:->-:o::;-,-,.....,--,..-t :-;~ · -c··----,.~Y,/\.1.6" r ~ ~·~-'~ ~ .!:.~. ~~~~~~~~: J~~~t:;r38~ 1 TILLIE THE TOILER 't--\0\AI "TO I I POOR Hll.,\ 1 I I ..... ~----------------By B~Y·----~----------~ tLAHBYl A view of 1rim Alcatraz laland, in :!lun 1•'rancisco Ba)', which ts to bo u11 ed a1 " place ot incarceration tor de11peradoe1 rounded up b)' the government In its antl·crlme campailfn. l•'ormerly a military prb1on, 0 {//(ingft f?eslcfence in the Queen City- Pomeroy 12, New Boston 0. Kloos kicked of! to Stanley who, fwnbled, Oasci reooverlns: for 1 r'omet"oy on New BOtit.oll's 48 yard 1 line. Kloes mo.de 3 thru rl~ht. Lackie. Moore added 2 mont 1 around leH end. A forward passl wns Incomplete. Kloes kicked I nut of bounds on the New Boston 22 yard line . Everling mode 4 thru leil tackle . A fake \1•lth the ball,. carrier coming Utrn center netted 3. Time out for easel. New Bo.swn nmdc thch· only nrst down of the fil':Jt ha lf when Ever\-! 1ng took. ~be ball tluu ccntet·. A forwnrd pass was incomplete. Cnscl stopped the Tigers on n lateral pa!IS attempt and · they lost 1.. Jack Jenkins kicked to Moore who 1 t·eturncd 10 yard::~ to U1e Pomeroy I' 40. Time out again for Cascl who was replaced by Russell. Jonchlm made 3 t.hril center nod Moore added 2 aruund kft end fW the half ended. Sco1·e Pomeroy 12. New Bo~;t.on o. Thln:l Qua.l'&f!r Kloos l·eet~lved New Boololl'IJI kickoff and 1·eturned It 10 yards. The sleeper play with Moore on thtl side Jines, neLted 16 Y3rd8 on ILl forward pn88. · j Moore picked up one aromut rlght end. Kloes was &topped on a cet:~ter huck. Kloes qulclc kicked over the .--·--i- Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. W AlTF. Shawnee, Oklahoma 1 JNO. F. D. AUE, PUBLISHER OF THE WHITTIER (CALl· FORNIA NEWS, SAYS: ... . "The newspaper of your community occ~pie. ~ place that cannot be filled by any other newopaper published tn anr other community. Your new1paper io part and parcel of your com· munity. It ia part of itl very life. I Ne" :poston ao-.t Upe. Tlle ball was, put In play on the to yard line. Everling mRdc 1 thru riKh~ t.ack~ le and nuother thru left tackiC. He, tried ttJc t·lu-ht tac~ a second time and added &ltother Y41'd and lt wa~ fourth down with 7 Lo IQ. ~yeruna: klck9d out or bound& on the Potne1 roy 'f.() stripe. · Klpes modp 5 thtu 'rJ1ht tackle. ~ore mndl; tt nrt~t a~wn '-:t Q'l'-d:fleld: stanley wOJ replaced · by CuJU'l:illlll"lam. Moore tnade 4 thru Jolt one at. 1<\'!ll,,c~U I I •. .' ·' - ' . .. ',., I ' ., I' .' "' l., •• 'f' �. , .. .. ..... , fi .. •· ' •••' - ·Appellate Court Learning by Personals . ,,.() ( ,. IJJ'i l'• tJ ' u _,.,l' ff ')1" ,_.,.., . , .,. o'J) ' ' Touch ' f ---------------------------------- ··~·~•••ai ii .IIIIII~II•IIIIIIIIIIIII~IIIIIII BUY Cue ol KOUT'o for $240 AI· le11ed 'lribe Money, Not to be Pre~ented 0 .... Accordtns to the clerk's reoord1, tniJ two eases will bl! heard by the eppellate court durin&: thl.a session. The case, Irvine Karr · vs. Sybil E:benbach, oft'idal Meigs county OOlll't. reporter, in which Ka.rr Is at· tmtptlng to obtaln $240, introduced tn the case of the State or Ohio vs. Irving Karr, on bribery char¥es In 1929 will not be presented Tuea· day. The notorious case st&.rted in t~- loeaJ maalatrate's collrt as a r ~· Series Evened plevln 11ult by Karr. who won the! deci81on for the t240 · there. Th~ aaae, however, wa.s t.PPt!aled by the , Eberabaeh construetlot'l , ·Cqmpaot Hot Conteat ia Won by Gal v.. the MeigS COunty Oomanon Plea . • • Court where Judge Ha:~y M. Whit ha CoUritian• by t -0 craft dedded In favor or the Ebenf. Score at Chester M.ch oompany ruling that the monL ey rlahtfully belonged to tha,t cOinpal"y, HoweYer, the case will qain be ' heard ; haYing been &p· pealed to the appellate court by U.r plalntUI', Karr, but wm not be heard In this session , the clerk eall 286-L; If tile Bwdnem Oillee aok for 202-R. 0 0 -$1.00 - $1.J5 A HORSE NEVER WON A RACE TIED IN A STAlL. ,$soo.oo IN CASH VOTING CAMPAIGN SHORT OF ENTRIES • BIG • ...··?'"""·c· ' . . ... •· ~ HALF OF PRIZES OIIFER'ED Will' NOT B~AWAR11ED BE· CAUSE OF LACK OF ClAIMERS ~F MORE DO NOT ENTER. CAMPAIGN A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS WHO ACT NOW , I ... ••• Attorney and Mrs. Dale Caato (VIrilnla .Johnson) of Charlestcm were vll:llton here Saturday calltng on friend&. ••• Mr. and Mrll. Peter Klellns of ( #'· . sal~rnan tor exoluslve ttrr1tory. Preter eXp!r1 cnce In industrial anatntenaoor work or ono who has fiOicl tD tn. vestment 1.3 required, ttw man wedl!lltrlal ~lants. WhUe no .tzt,. select wJll lut.'\le suftlcleat capital and connrter.r.e In his abillt• ~ d'!alre to work on a eonuni8slon a.nd bonUL> ba*. Por 1ntervlew Write BoX m, Pomeroy. ' •' p ·I . I '' ,I " \~ 'N.""'"-tr. ' MIDDLE~AGED f lOo/o DISCOUNT Mazda Lampo iD Cartona lOc:l.AP4PS .: In Hudy Sboppinl Baa Daily Tribune and Tribuae-Telearaph Great Voti111 CampaiiD Write name ud Adch.a below to whom you d,! "ire thae vote• credited. Order a handy bouthcM Now Ia aa aeellllnt; Ume t.. ,,1 orcter a 111PP17 . for :tbll earioo of Edleon Mud Lampa and sue 1e,-.,. Thele an 1000 hour IamPI ~d .ofter;ed In aa.urted me. ol 10 to 1'1 \'VaU at. $1.01 for tis. DeUftl'fld .. ,...r .bam• fi'IM. l'llehe or ~II yoworder toda7. -..aUl'l... :.: 11'" caa pt ' tea '<Gderal ~b'lc 'M W•t.t ~ &Ill HCMd' ' ....:;.g. twlftntt to :rov kome t. 'u a4tracUn~ alaoJplq k1 f• ....,. •Loo. Mazda Lampo may alao be pun:hued from other reliable dealen in thia community. :Southern Ohio Electric Co. "' Name ........ _. . ....•............ Addreaa WANTED By a Coller• Chemiolry PYofe.- work of any !dad. Ei.celi..t refereaceo. Ad· dre.. Lewlo E. Miller, 220 E. Main St., Can•lll- 0. 10.18.31 . . .... . . . ... ... ... .. ... . . .. .. Towa . . . . . • :. .. ,.. . . . . • . . . . Stl.te . . . . . . . . Void if nwled or deUt-... to.C&IIIpUID office, MutUa Hotel JJYUI!Iq, PO!ftei'OJ, Ohio after October 20, ' 1~ ·' London, OCt. 1'i-INB--Oe~au ·i Washinaton, O<:t. 17_ 1N6-Prlce ) haa notified the Italls.n gover e.nl By KINGSBURY SMITH nxtna u federal experiment waa 1 1abe is ready to continue ma- I Wafhi: ~ton, OCl. 17- 1N8-De· •-• •• th ~ n 1 I ment dlBlusldons apart ! · tl 1e termml'd to prevent the Unl\t!(J under way wuay Wlw.• e an ......u deliberations at aenevs, ~was , cement ot minimum ptlces rw the stated ln a Central N~ w~ dtsD.th u l Bt:.a.tes from becomin& mvolved .n r-ctroleum industry by Booretary of from Rome toda\ "?' embrollil), 1 u.ny European political __ ~ President Roollevelt t.Oda~· decldeJ th. Interior Huold L Ickes, in his capacity of admlnitstrator under Ot'neva, Oct 17-IN&-~ to, 1u:.- to \'irtunlly pull out rrom Oenevo the petrolewn oode The mini~ Llc>ns cf uu, ~~.·orld today 10oUtt to until the European JliLtions de· mum price echedule~S are to be· PrEmiEr Mussollni to break ' t.he c1de their answer to Germany's come etreette Dec. 1, and are sub1du.,dlcck m the disarmnmen~ n~w wlthdnwol trom the lea'Jue ct Ill'.jeet to ebance& · u may be recom- ~ . ~-' [lntlon&. • lion! nnd the dlsarmiLillent confermended b)' the petroieum adnurusWlth th e conference adjo•..,.nHt en''' trative board. ,emJ)Gru1.1y fullo~~o1.n n ~.-n)•'' Fu1tul !est tne crlllcn.l !lituo.tlon ~ The bOsle mlnim1llll price ror -11 balk' d wlthdlii.WUI, Oeemany In ,' ty ln Europe lnvoh•e thi.~ country m mld-eontlneptcrudepetroleum 36 de " ·" e 1nr at onning kilts, lhe national m~tumA, Ju d:;e RobE"n mc.d :'Lnd the United Btat& re-~ polttlcul enta.nglemenu; w h 1 c h Bmrha!'l, U. S. Ambs.ssadOI' to Gr.-at Brllain, nevertheh•sf; nm l.E'< a < h greea pvity, Is fixed st .1.11. Por eonce~s Jon t_o his Scolti8h host, Hu~rh Campbell (111ft), noled smgt ~. ill· ho~.lnlng lrom pchtlca.l diiiCUAlons, mla t lead to another wn.r, the other fields, prices ba-sed on the wearlnr an Inverness cape as he hnntll grouse on th ~ moors at Stral'nlhnl cl!trt.~ nt. wolid illliaima.meDI) a11- ~ praldent haa ordered the Amen • ne(.ell.'la.ry dlfferenUals are fixed Scotland. Mra, Bin.~rham is at rl:!bt. pe!.u:d \'ll·tuaUy a.t a standatllt· un- can representatives a.t Geneva t<r with the usual variations acoordtna - " ----.. lll 1he ccmlng Reich elecuOni keep out of the converaaUom t.o the grade o1 crude petroleum. State Aid Schools RI'ot Occurs In DlplOJntt LS- here bel1· ved whwh are lo ta.ke pla~ this w:! ': .!r. Mlnlmwn whc.le&ale Qlld retall linl alone ma.y decide upon the betwe.,n t.he sL-I!.tftill'en of the for· pt1ce.s for petroleum products a. ll(X t dllftrmument mcve, sine~ · "" mer,. allied powers. 0 e ep Pen ew Jerse C Ukewise rtx.m suoJect ro tne same IE n()w 1eported to be of the - .. ~ ...1- e .,""to"'"'d ',.or ~~~•ese 1conversa poestble revl!lon based on ttndlnp ton the United Btat.es Is llffl' gn.d· v .. a e rm ....., w tat steps Of the petroleum e.ctmtnl.&tntlve W'll 0p uaJiy nuJUine tbe dl•••mauo ' ''''. , wtll bt! laken m the light eor Oe1· 1 erate Until Fir•t of When Supporten and Oppo· cnfuence. .. """ I board. For ga.solm- . "·--·.. many & st!lrtllflg d~clSion to d ~fy " 1 lh Year When Requeat f 1 f H' •R • f rmn I prices a e re une.. es n e var-· nen a o lber er•me Accordlnr; to reliable o.dvlc•.~~ lhe WOI ld bY wltl1d raw1n11 '.. are !IMCL A natlun-. IOUS are&li Funda to be Made Meet in Claah il( r:, the Il.aliar1 dlclat.or, kflown Gemvtt One of tht' prlmal'y PU''wide scate or 41uo;:• --···-· to hnrbor desil'es to dominate \he PQSel! of ~lu: conveuatlon.s will he ll>od "r'l:neu ry prJces Is provided to Columbus. o., oct. 1'1:::;-INs-- Newark, , .N. ,J.. oct. IJ,....,rltle- Buloptan pcliUca.l seene :nue-h ~t deckle wheth: to oc:m~ne <lath~ govern na s .... uou ~-~~. Oh,lo's 3,000 s~te~ald sehq;l)a, al· ;r~ operation o! hi£ faur-powe~ tra~·. armllllltHt cu erence ne Y'i While retail JJUOUne prices have tholllb in many cases without Twelve persons, lncludinc- l lt dtteo.. has ru.d Into thll statemen UJ.1 benoe or vlrtuully ·' ~~n.ndoll thll been advancing sttf.dlly In moet , 1.,_._ will -•oOnue -atlon un· lh'e capULin. today were reooverln• by N'01man R Davis, Amerloan movement for dlllarmoment by in tl t th t ~. ddl. ttel t 1 t.h hedul d aeo ons 0 e coun ry, a senera.J ttl the nrat of the year I!"Om 1njuries and seveD others fac- a.mbt\ssad.or at l&lle, Jn<t~*icn n Y PO& pon nK e sc e intrea.!Oe of one- to two cenU. ~ elto; l Then th2y wiU -"'!:m~ before the t::l a court hea.rlns Jn. the walt of that Atnerka. may 8001;1 seVir all meeUui of the eonterence. oeeo~»ea ata•• lellala.ture &til! Pl'QIBnt '- bJU: • e ccnnection with Oenevd.. , Presldt.:nt Roosevelt has decide() are •1- f'Tt'r'MIOO,t»W _ ~.-~~v tlbl'". a· severe o.lash b;.e'we~ sup,part.en ~'\J, t!)Couah. tbis view 1a not tli:boeil tbe q!JMijon o! ~er contttt1mls PH ~ ---- ' i Campa Soon To Be Eata~ liohed To Furni;); " labor FOR PROJECTS · Meis• County lncludeli In list Of Federal Aid Projecb 1 By HARRY K . REYNOLDS By AIVIN KRIEG INS Btatr COrreRpOndent INS Sta.ff CorrespondeDt London, Det. 11- IN8-Charges l Columbus, 0 ., oct. :o;-INB-AI~ ·' (of bed faith levelled arainllt Oreat : 1though Ohm's llOilMrval.loll dlvfti .. B'l'ltain b}' German Porelgn Mini!!- ~ !l;n hats been forced to lOIJt~• . !roast tempora.ri\Y. Its mlutcmc , ter Baron Konstantln Von Nerath ~11 ' ••. rr 1're1 program , .....,.,.use ~ II' the matter of dtsa.rrnament met I have the 70 per cent lhare ~ 1 with o. sharp buL diplomatically- '\Vh()'>~ nrra id of tb.- br£', !rae 1iur public works, the state,. ,~ worded retort from tirltlsh torelqn • Goo~~·>" ~~ tlte wa~ tbe!le l wo little. ' IX:en fol'(I:Otten by Uncle Sam. 'ne-ua!' -old P li~fo •r)tt l:Hnc ~ he Jl.O~ · : W)thln a month, cam.Jll wW ~ lil'rretary Sir John '"'' ,,tab"·hed and k a~ -~-r d Blmon be 80toda..y. 81 ~ lar rei ' r''"· " theo'o· au-e' '" ,, WI ~~· "I should In eed rry, .... ~ 1IGooM> Goslin, or the Wa shi'1,t.on , ic•ur of the 16 tlood control ~ 1 John aald on hiE arrive. at ..,.., Sfona1ors, who ;, baek on ho'• '""' l er COil&erva 11on pro...,....., •-· In -~ • h..'"J'eign omce, ·•tf there were any jm Sal rm, N..1, arta 1· the W.H1d \·!slon's orlrtnal plan, a n d a l f difference on 11 matter of fact with Sl!nt' ~ R.e'll ~pt"nd tht W1cr.r.r r_ ject It 1 a ed tM.. ;, at Baron Von Neurath. ill ' IHIIiBIJ~ l.ludo-lnm.iJ~ ~~~ce ~t co~r:a[~n c~""Yi "My fellow-countrymen may re8t William H . Relnhalt. _...._.,.. ,.,. , ed th t Lhe ted lnac - ---~ a~sur a sugles -I B ThiS Is made polllli.ble ~- · c~~c;· ~o.~~~...~rs~be~~~~ the two f) IS toe clvlllan conservatloli . t 1 f v B'd and throUfh the funcUoruJ 1 ((Jl"e In l!eere ares spranl rom on ' onven I ...,rtment r.!lhonal parks service ot iii NeuraUl's char1e that Britain's re- I of ...., tn•··lor presentative at Oenevo. had orbl_ ~The deport~'ent ;:lee~· d th MacDo ld B • £ R I A . 1 11 ¥ar Y scrappe e na I nd1oe xperta u e ••mst ' l'!!t those whi<:h it oon - tWa rour ~year disarmament plan , to I c ,._ "Four- F'we- " flOBt Important jobs w~ fch Germany had 8 ,...\!ed u.....n 1 u uerbon · • all on taM ' ... ,.... • • t~.at Is now state property, so that liS a basis ror dlscllsaleon, and rmh· No Trump Bad no money need be expendod fiH' stltuted In Its stead an eight-year , lnnd It also added one project t):ult pfOirrun which rejected thr Reich's London Oct 1'1-INB-The four- : wu not inchlded in the ftrBt list. demand Cor immediate arms equal· r.ve no trwnp bidding convention In I No est.tmate was siven as to theUr. contract brldBe. Introduced by Ely 1oost oC the new JOb, bUt In Jtll ~~ In addltiCII". Von Neurath alleged Culbertson loo aid Ill .reachlns alam ' glnal !lsi: the oonsenatJon dlYWGit that Slr Jobn waa "entlrel" inac"~ CMtraeta, was oMclall_y ruled allegal placed the east of U)e tour oUlet <'Urate" In charging Germany had today by the Portland Club, the JJI'Ojecta at a.pproxlmaklly 1325,000, t':tceeded her previous demands In rtrognlaed Btltl!h bridge .AuthoriLy Unde Sam -will foot the bill ror aU t.he matter of arms equalltJ. the h bu Sir John'a arri.vai [rom Geneva 'l'be ruHnl was IMued a& rek i l e work, t \t wtU not bl! as htll'! .• f!liit- ~~~~-~"~ ~'-'Of.,~-~~; -.~ ~~~Jr,:ttr ..liitttifi-Wo.:(t.:rorable 'Loa.~""- ~~~ tti ~ . bL#I~ r su}.t of .a- ~~~~or~'-hs j .an that estimate, ~_.ause the wtJI'k. ·fr&lte , This Ia what the ltate depaJt.. li\' Oirii''~t~k:h ''Wriftlilitpo"'lci tO , be ibe ...,b~ Of·wu80U~rs evt~ ilie lllaarmam.ent ~'\JI''Mi~Wf a tmiM iimifatirlii~OOnomW ::S~~ ':nd -~i411: . ~~~~=~ln_.~f';~·~,:.~~!i~ l'llel'lt ot education elq)I!Cta, with reservee trom 111 stations before dent op,lnlon tJlat. thei1!: Ia no tim" malLer for Europe, not the Unltnl \·lhlch will probably result In CleftThe Club's rormal ruUns- rollow~:~ · i ettabllahed for each of the th•e vory few exceptions, aaalstan.t tht diSOrder was QUelled. to lo.se to get the tourl()O'Ifer pact StaLl!, to decide. nltlon of a. posjtlve new Br:UIAh Que:stlon · It plnyen on one tilde !)rojeet.& aside from labor coabl tor Joseph Fichter, d.eollreil , Thcl elash, assumltl8' rio~ propor- dgnatories Into action I! a new The pre~ident feel& thla counti'J policy to deal with the aiLuation han an:no\mced they are Dl::t)'mg ~ 1 with th~ money to be used tor tua_~ cents above the price al IJ!Cpreulna aurprl8e at pub ed tiona for a time, 1rew out of s mase armament I'!lce and po&llible EUro- has mlldf plain Jt& wiiUngne& i > ~reated by Germany's wJthdrawal convention under which a- partlcu- terials cost of aupenll!lloii, it.tad Otlahoma City. Utts bas1& _thl! repcrte that the sthO&ia race a ~eetln~llllder the auspl~ p~the P:!W: wa: 1a to be prevented. cooptrate with the ~~L of th~ f•om the disarmament conference. ! Jar bid is to be tak~n to mean tha t I s· mil&~ el[JM!fiAI!. refinery prtce for gasoline wUl be , pltght llmllar to Ulat at GI'Ofl! City friend& ol New Germany at or- .~ IAAkmatlooa.l News a e a- v 1 c e world Jn achicvl~!( ,p1Utic red<t~ ·1the bidder holds al)lne uameublt 1 When the ,~...~;·;~)"~.'~'~V~ about 6 cents per gallon as compar· Inear here. wbere the t 6ivnship gnnlzatlon favorable too the azl leai·ned that: t.!ie principal power.~ Uon of o.rmam ~nts o.nd tb$t It ~ WAYS p A R T F O R ca.td or card!! can the makln& 0 r 1property wUl eel 'illlitb the exletlna price of 4 1-i. !!Chool was closed, Flebter aeJd that Government ot Oermany. H!Pl'e&ented h'.'!re consulted totreth~ ~ to Europe 1.() decide whether It thla bid bf' h~ld to constitute ~ 1poaseaslon, 1 and 4 1• 2 cents. the "stat.e aid school attuatloti ls Hans SpBJiknoebel, leader of the H und dec1ded that the sltuatio'>:l ·n ntli to disarm. He feels the con- MOTHER, DAUGHTER card exposure dw·ina: t.he auction ,' ·f ~:~even tstate 1Ickea' order establll!hes dltferen- · um:baqed." organtzatt011, "\'IU.U addressln1 the created by Oennany's action 1a s•J ven;a.ttoJU> between the statesmen ____ "Answer : Yes, provided that un- , hag a lake, t1als to cover the whOlesale flelda "When the Ie{Clslature adjourned n1<!etln1J when several rocks crallh- dan 1eroos that It l8 prudent slm· or the former aWed powers conMemphis Tenn <Xt 17_IN3-- der the agreed agreem~~-- It <.uw:J- l pnd parks bureau of governJng bOth. the reta.U and re- without providtns school lunda, we ~~~r~~:bouTioo ';,~:~": ae~~ : Plbt to watch -',n d walt. ~r:ln:ur?:~~~a~e=tl:f 1 n:: The pnrU~g ol th~ wuYs. probably tutes a definite lndlcntkm and lll)l uon division, will be ·~~~i!J~ t~rlces. On thep:roDr lmew tbst there would be a Nf!o~ !Jlt.mof of• jeeriDJ and h tin partlculaJ' interest to world turc forever, came toda}' to M~. Ke. th- merely a probability ino matl;('r The new project on 00 I·, diplomats is what the attltude-•. of s the minimum 000.000 detlclt at the etld of tltt! ' a,-, · . ryn Kelly tltian·lmlrea wlf•· of ho.- .strong) that such 11 cnrd or JlYmaluntna: Job in me_di\UD~~·~~a89P~ 1 q ""olesa.le: ytar," Jl'lch~ assert.ed. ~' ~ te.rt.I s Ch bombs tonowed Ute< the Reich Will be after the Oer· Ambai!,BOdot NOI man H Davl,, oeor e <Mnchlne Gun> Kell • nml cnnta are held." (;(lUnty When work on II> re~ 8.\ If I nftl' f~J1 llf8r+:ilnal or! I I',A;t ~~ l time, I expressed rtbe tollk.s- aBd • the audience broke tor u:un elections. America. s chlef dl.88rmament r:m• her !.other Mrs Oli' Shonn~n Bridge eXpel'!.& here pointed out Ject Ls ~ d Yer ,anlf 7 a,:a qents tor: tlelltit 1t.h&t nearly an tbe scboal& ~:f~:s. kmiebel ed trom Contrary to the Italian view, the ":,~~tlvc o.t Geneva, bas been Ml Spirited here ~rule; heavy 9.-rm · that the mQjJt obvlon& CPII~ under 1 sylvania apt car deUvery. ¥/OUid continue to operate, e\'tn -:.."T pan emerR Pr~nch accepts Davis' statement &.t a · ed a:unrd from Olr:ln.homa. Cit) U,e ruling would bl!! where a bidder hold on the 9. the Paclf1c Coast 7 1-2 cent& th0111h. •without fund&," he said. "I ~~:s·h~l, a man lunged at him but lace value and believe It mere1y In order to prevent the spread where both were convicted atld declll.l'e£ ~ no trump after n 4 no Th.la arran1ement :: ~~~~ ~or tanterdeUdeHYeJ?' atUl- t~l;_~ ~~&me way-that In only Spankn~=~~~ =ua~~ on~ 0 Jndlrotes that the United Bt11.tes ~ ~~ ~~ ~ uu~j given Ute sentence.s tn ttle m.OOO tnunp bid, estobllshlng position of c:mdltlonal upon a 7:~;;:.; 11 or car nry. ·. a t~w uublinoea, Where the local nd th tree · will relu&e to pa.rtlclpa.te In Euro· n ktdnapllll' of Chttl'les p Ur6('hel. th~ four acea. mg llceMC s.greeme!".t de~~f:~'ts: t~na~! • ~~ ~ &ch\:lol boards are nverse• to lncurr- ~:o was ~ll~ed ;l:ta~~l:.~ ~~: pean polttleal dlscusstons. ~~nt~g~a:-h~~~~n!a~ a 7.~~; oil multlmllllono.fre , Mr 11 Bbonnon Xn bnckir11 up Buller's cont~ntton slats, an agreement bet h ..,.lee lt-·~..,.s a e b11 the obll1ation, they wlll con- inl met~ and youths. Half a' doze They also see In J~. however, D.ll It d placed on Ult' Shelby co~nly when used as ~lted above vtolates 11eady been reaChed. 1 1 t h 1'• was and reta.ll, wUb th:oue to operate." n JUdlcat!on that Fro.nce nruat nO";,V 0 eneve,. was ma ~ Pan ~nal farm the International brld!le rules bv I' '~Ill be Jn force on the ween w o vs.rJous taxes additional. The Plohter polntad out that the dctec~ves who had boen assigned decide whether to make n big government Is not In any way po~ Kathryn ls bt'lng tnken to Cin- I expo8lng a cant the ruling wnS mnla side of the lake, ~ ~pread on the lowest grade g880- Grove Clty situation Is very unusual ~o:~l a!n~.:~t1~ turned In • arlll8 reduction or risk anotJ(cr lltlca.lly aligned with ll.f!Y Euro- clnnatl to sene ht'r life .srnten::-l!.: helci here tO invoke uutomatlcnii.J-' the Obio side, and vice versa. , . _ lne Js fixed in the schl"dule at no because the school cl011ed there 1'o1- l'<'emen armed ~b te reoserve po· war. lpean powers. federal uuthorities suld ll:ae regular penalty for card expo. I Colll!truction of a 38·faot ~ less tban 5 1~2 cents. ot whiCh the Iewing the rrantlntJ ot 8 temporr.ry • w ar tJ&8 grenAI. to the general policy of thla I sure, which pennlts opponen~ to , 11nd levee In Turkey Creet 011 ret~ler must &et 3 cents. On me~ mjunetlon agalnat collection of the adea, hurried to the scene abel fin~ COHVICT SHOT country, the principles enuuclat>eU usk ror a new deal I Roosevelt game J)l'flel'Ve tn SciotO dlum ariKI.e laBOllce the minimum. 1tevy asses&ed at Grove City. any dis~rsed tht.! rioters after half Shelby, 0., Oct. 1'1-JN8-8hl}t 1by President Roo&evelt In his world KI'dnapi'ng 1 1'he Portland Club's decision 1'> i oonnty, Is one ot the ro'ur ortllni':l spread Is fl.~ at 6 1~2 ccml-4, of an hOur 5 hard wort. m the bact aa he attempted to peace measap last May remain the i immediately binding on J]lnyen In paojects whlrh will bt completed; which the retailer 1.!1 to obtain 4. GANDHI CONVEst.T Ml88lNO Bpa:ntnoebel was splrJted away 1n elude capture after a darlni bleat buls of tbat policy. 1Oreo.~ Britain. It wtll be forward· :'he dlvl.slon dropped plans for t.hl!t cents per l&llon. 14ndon, Oct. 17-lNB-Jndlan the ccmJ:u.sJon and lat-er decllnod to tor freedom from the custody of a In hia messaa:e, the president S 8fe 08X 1ed to the United sta.tes for eon- [ p~Ject, which Is estimate( .wiis followers of Mahatma Gandhi, lead comment on the aftalr, The seven guard who was retumlnl him to supported the Bttblh dlsannll.ment _ current:@ ot the New York Whlf'l coat $107,000, when it Jeamt!li thft 1\he state would be forced t.o rakil; <Col.t:nued 011 Pale 81XJ cr of the untouchables, were myatt. ~r*:r: :ken t.c!!:i.o f custody, were the WYOmlni Penitentiary, WIWam plan, opposed any lncrea.se Jn ex~ Officer• Place no Credence ) club. ned today by the dlaappearanee of ... roc cus Y o COUnl!e for a Scully, 26, an escaped convict, waa Wtln1 armament& over and above t:er cent of the cost in Ordel' :tllla Cram cook, oandht's Ameri· hea.rlnflif\ police eourt today on dll/ reported near death In Shelby hoa· the llmlta.tton& of treaty obllgaim Story TDld by Law D£.t.TH WINS !share in the public works lund . . , ~ cnn-born convert, a Bombay dls- crderly conduct charaes. IJ'!t~il here today. tloni tlnd proposed a Wliver&l~ Student , Seattle, Wash., oct. 1'1-INB- • The Turkey Creek project, dl~ patch to the London Dallf Hera.ld -pa.ct. of DOn·8.18J'e&elon und ". I Death today had won 11 ra.ee w1U omclalts claim, wiU Shipme 8 ttated. GI'rl Taunted couw RAVE 8A.\'ED lNVBST· wWch all natkma WOUld agree t-o ChJ Oct---;;=.._INB-Authorl- an airplane l r:ecessa.ry water and will aid 1 ! The dispatch said she was last ORI!I ntrain from eencUn1 any arme-:1 ttea =~ brohded 88 a houx the 1 Dr. Y. T&kaki, professor or the control tn an area of 11.000 a Embarao Declared Prohibit. 1 teen In Delhi, barefoot and with Frt'ends, Sut'ci"de'-' Washtpgton, Oct. lT-INs-Am~ forces a.c:l'088 their frontiers. "kidnaping'' of William walton I Imperial Unlvenlty at Tokyo WfLI rmd wlli benefit a halt·mllllon ... Sh. • M M d ~haven l'lead. It was believed she ~: ertcan bankera eould have saved Hall 31 heir to a for-tune and part l lona.ble to &peed_ bere trom ' New [ sons. lfPP•q; ove. a e na making a voluntary penltentheir cUent.s rrom a part of the rRORJBITION 18 OOAL own~ Ot the Bell Dog Inn. nrt.er n Yort before his friend Dr. Inazo Another 1s tor c:onst.ructloo of ~ to Bolater Pricea tiat tour of India. Schoolgirl Unable to Bea.l martet c~ los8e8 If they had Cincinnati, 0., Oct. 17- INB- relentless questioning by- F'edern' Nltobe, noted Japanese statesman, dam for a lllke at tbe Jeftei'IC)J o_doP,ted a more cold-blooded po~ :·.~"llblolmto'n.~ Uquor control-only men and state's attonley's Invest!- riled at Vlctorl&. B. C. I county ~arne preserve, a tlM,tltO,' Bi!m 11: N D Oet 17 TO SVMMON PBEMII& Taunta of Playmate•, hey Albert H. Wla:lin, foriner .-•w• eaton. 1 Dr. Niklbe's body probably will be job Ttt:s lal:e will cov!r 220 aGn1 cmbar:Orc by Shoots Self u!'a= :::.O:nr:; "fin convinced the entire cas· ; trtken to Japan for burial. IC"..ontlnued on ThrNI nnm Langer prohibltlna the shl!l- to summon General Hermann Wll~ bant{ng~nqutry a for the openlnl or the 60th annual was a hoax." declarrod Cant D.lllle'! m o:nt o1 wheat from North Da.kota hlllm Ooerlnl, Premier ol Pruasla, New York, Oct. 17- IN8--She Wlftln i!iald. the banter& a~uld. convention or tbe Ohio Wornen'a Ollbe~t. ch~t Investigator for thf ' F.IGHT BELIEVED DROWNID indefinitely was filed today wil ~l Pond Dr. Paul Joseph OOebbela, ~ouldn't bear It when 8ChQOimates have sold out. the a~ts or thelt Christian ·remperance Union. stat.ell attorney-. . . the setretary ot atate. Nazi miniSter or prop&(l:anda, as called her "fatty" and ta.untod her, cllenta In the crash Buch a coune The convention was SCheduled tG Hall suddenly renppenred 1118 [ Seward Aiallta. Oct. 1'1- INB-"" 'l1le elllbt\rJO lflll 10 lnW effe:~t wrtnesses tn the trlal of ftve men albeit aft'ectlonately about her :100 he added, would haft saJed tne opeu UUs mornlnl: with an oftlclal nleht at a eate owned bY Lclllis LeJ Treache~ wa~ or the Berini , at midntaht Wednel!da.y In Amer accused of setttna: nre to the Retch~ poWlds. cUente money. board meetlni. Mrs. VIola D. Ro- der, a law college elal!smate, nnr eea today were believed to have , lca'a Iarr..at whf'lt producl.nJ etao bUIIc:Unr here last Pebri.Ul-. People ln the streets turned to mans, president, will preside. telephoned h1s wile, .JuUa. lnfonu- c'almed elaht lives when the motor--stf.\.te. .Gov-ernota o! ottwr: sprln,r The t•m Nazi chlertatns., st are at her. TWO IJBNDNCED TO JAU. tngThher o1r his r...., ...,. 1 Kl . s:up Ooodhope was wrecked on a 1 H. C. Goddard Serioual)' wheat productnl statea will beut.So Mary Jane Dane, 17, wmt to BerUJl, Oct. 1'1-INB-Two all!lllUe 3 ·year-o s 1 ent, Jlll shoal • __ .. Wh'l T k ., cd to .)01D ln !.he maveau:nt, Gov. lJiinclpal aldea ol Chancellor AdoU a roomlns bouse and put a bullet a:-tta of Rol&Pd Velz. American ettt~ U8813D owner Of the Sea Dog llln, told red· 1 Th~ body of one of the victims, a I JUrcu Ie e~n· . . . : u.;tr announced. :!!~ '¥1~thbl!!Ja..T..t!detna~ Into her brain. I:en who waa . . .uJted by Nazi era1 agents lle had be~n threw; 1 1•ative clrl. was recovered. en to HO&patal IOYemor announced that he that Nazis were Implicated In the Her hopeieu humiiJtaUon grew storm troopers. were sentenced to· blindfold~ tram an automobile " Othera mlestna Included tour 1 '-· had 1saued the procilunatlon U1 disastrous blar.e. on her until ela~~~~es a.t Manbattaa da,. to alx months 1n JaiL half block away rrom L~lder' 1 "'embers of the erew, a eollep stu- 1 Marietta. 0 . Oct 1'2 -INS-Hat~ tettore to th:!: tannel'l ''a buyln-J Industrial high school beCame lior· The 11entenee of ea.Clh stated that eate. dent wbo was a paasena:er. and ford B . Ooddnrd of Marietta, ~ power wtth which to malnta.llo ture. they "aeted with justJfled incHpa· Aeut'din• to Cbille1e Pa.. His K1dnapen Left him alonr two native lb'l pasaenaers. 1member of the Ohio Beer commw; llveUhood" in the face of falllns- NUDISTS MUST WEAR She went to a midtown 1'00Qllnc tton aplnat an tmtnown penon~ pen; 13 &o.nba Said to with one I(UIIrd, Hall said, and he The c:oaat IUard eutter North- .!!ion was serious!)' Injured earJ.t gra.ln prtcea_ CLOTHEs TO SHOP houae, reatsterlna u "Diana Whit.. ~n)f tat.er revealed to be an Amert· perauaded the youtb to aet him free, land continued Ita aearcll for sw·· I~Y when the car Ill which h~ "Prlcee now being paid fannen: man." No one 1~ the place paid ~n." Ha'Ye Been Dropped aqruh!J with the guard the llfe lm· \>lvon. : WBI'I rldinlr, went over all embanlero lor wheat are uneo~ble wlt.il Kentland, Iril!., Oct. 17-INS-- r1uch attention to ~r. and ehe prlaonment. would be the penalty ment on Luke Chute Highway b1 ccrl 01 production s.nt1 remUs tn When membe:n of the Ch.loaa'o nu· 1.1pent two daya: lmm~ tn ro- THIEVERY CHARGED P ;iplng, Oct. 11-INB-Chlne~c- the kldnapinc plot were carried PLANS MADE TO AID Mor&;an county. an urnrarranted drain of tbe nat-- cUst oolon.J near heft 10 Mopplna: mantie no\lels. newspapers t«<ay published extra thi'OUI'h. I NEED E C Goddard received a broken lett ural rel!Durcea or the state," thi! tor p-ocer1.e11 1n tbfJ tutlll'e t.bey No one heard the fatal re'IOI.er TO RELIEF WORKERS ed~tlona cha.1'11na alK Rullllan air· 'llte JlWU'(l yielded and tlpirttN" Y T A HERS 111n:n. tracture<l ribs. rac:w chief executtve declared. must wear 101111!1 cJolthes, acoord1n& abot tut Jaat nljht a maid entered p)n.r:.ee- dropped thirteen bomtM on him awa,. from the factory build- [ ' l'Utll and poMible Oov. J.npr ·u.ld he took act.ton w a ruliQI todaY by Judie Geoqre the room and fO\U:Id the 11r1 dead Columbua, o .. Oct. 17-JNS-Pur- the city ot Halnchlnl', capital of 1111 wbenl he had been held sine• ootumbua. o .. 0et. 1'7 - INS -~ H1s wtfe, who alter dDeusaiDg the move wttb BlunmOilA. on the ftoor. tber developments were awailoed to- Manchukuo, kllllnc 200 Ja))&belle Prlda,. wltbout food, Hi\11 deolared. 8cbool supertntendenta tram 17 o~ bile with her ;;.;;;,;.,~ n;.,ellvbdCJ Secretar:f of A.p1cUiture Bftii'J' A. · To 18\'e neiCbJ)OrlDa fatmflnl Her mother today perulfJd a note day foUOWIQ the dlsc:barae of John citizens. At first demapdln, .16,000 ran- the staLe's I~ cit~ were to abOut the bead arm&, Wallaoe. At Ue 111181don the trom. tw:ther embai'I'Nittlea.i Judp Mary Jane'• fatalistic f&rewell 0. Kclntyre, aupervleor of the clfy The Chineee populace wu Jub1-- 80bl, the tldnapen laW SCK1,. oonfer here t-Oday with B 0 Skin· ry Heyrock of Marietta, wbo 8t&te l~tun paRied a law etn• eammooa istued ao lhJUDCtlon "Dear Mother," tt sald, "I have dlvl&on o! ~and. toreetry, MID- lant ewer the report, while R-.lu, their flpree down to $9.000 and har' ner. state dln!ctor or education, to j Willi In the car, suffered mlnOI' pcr1fi!J'1IJI the aovemor to forbid apinlt. the nUdllta, OJ'd.erlill ~m cauaed you enouah trouble. , Now eel b)' State mxam.lner Oeol'JI'" •J f:lllnese and Japanese om&la en- written their demand to a. rrtend perfect plana tor aldlna needy un- juries. Heyrock W8IS drlvln1 at the o~·iate ahipment of aari-" trt doD. . . . 1011 of rabnel'lt ' for you ·~ free of me and I wiab Y0\1 helltor In a report that revealed dtavored to trace the source of the whose name Rsl had given then• crnpJoyed school teschera. lime of Ute accident. their ~ atrolla. . the beat of luck. 1 am 1011')', Ky payo roll pad41nc and pa.J«fa In Rt.Oif, which waa asserted to bf! Pederal operatives -nre told. Hnll Getleral cd\katlon OOUI'II!s wf:J1 Lat!' 1811t nl1ht, Goddard eultural product& u Jllllltl!lllfY the aovel'nOr C$n , Nudtat ~~ 'ihe tannfi1 .._.. cv.t I!; 1n the clolet and my pune city relief wort. p:lrt of • plat to embroll Ruseta said his captors had quesUontd be otrertd WlemPioYed men and p; fall aa be was ~,.!~ summon the atate muwa. to en·, r~,. 'hi&il: ~ · ~to~ -'i*'iri with Ill)' COJitS)act. eye IJiulel and. a&yor BIIDI'J' Worley, dec1lrlnJ alld Japan ID wt.r. him extensively -recarcpqw ~ e~ · wcm "li throurhout the Mate. Thf!Y e barn r~ &he e~. )V.W JG·1 ,~ ~L:. . . _ .w_mt- keys 'abel ellb.t cent.,. No ctoubUhey evident~t teem~ tQ be 80 COD· The JfOW'ce wu aald to be the tate lett In trua~ by hl8 rathe-r. Wll1 be. "'ueht by t.eaehel'll .tao farm IDsher prlcea are neceasary lor out' 'ifti!l l' jjii.lft§t•~GD. fioo. will .!» ~mt to. you, You were tN d ...ve . - feel snaeautton lbould aame u that resporudb.le for recent They also questioned him ~lj.tlth,- . a~ on "'lfare miet rolls rtndered In the farmers. whom the ''new delt.t.. acutQr- Apes MOitet arut :pftJard rilbt kind ot mother but ,.ou lOt eNUe", ordered MciDt)re diP'..,_ repart& thNe ILbW&n &lrplant"S the rtnaaon of his wue, ihe dau.., now 9li Wf1i:t if.e' e-0.-lble tor re-lle! and waa being taken to a 'J'IM talled to rt&eh, Oov . .r..apr auw, .Midi-Wont attameJ' pnetaJ t:be (wront da.u,hter. I Jove la.lt IIJiht.. "nle d1acharpd. ot• trom llo~la circled Jebol cl!y lhter of a wes.Jth:v Pretport, Ill. Tbe W.Che:r-8 Will be paid trom tot treRtment whfon tln• a112. Motlllr. Jlllt fortlwt ,.... tlclil denied all b cbll.J1fl&..", 1C4' &bree bOUn 11at ThUnwiaJ. IUDlbennm federal 8DltJ'pDCy reUet 1\mdL occurred. 1~ tbe lnjUD.~ » I Thio ia a aad atory but- are f.orced to tell it. Contenden for the $500.00 in caah prize• offered in Bia Prize Votin1 Ca"!· ,paiiD are u acarce aa •nlnr In Jill)'. In· fact, not one of the noml· nation blanlu printed in the pap advertlaement publiahed when the e«mpaip waa unounced baa been filled out and mailed to the campaip office. A few ban been aeeured b,. penonal con· .. taet but the crop ia mipty poor, 10 poor that we are a&hamed to admit the facta. ' A WORD TO WOMEN AND GIRLS The Tribune ud Tribune·Telearaph have put up cub prize• totallin1 $500.00 ud on top of thia are offerina a commialr.ioa to all non • Winnen. The propotition haa been advertited thru the United .Statea Maili and whom the 4th. of December at 8 P.M. ari....,. theoe priza muat be awar4ed. Provided, however, that aome follu are hanainnr around who have aec:ared a few aubacriptlona ud have aome TOtila to their credit and are entitled, to claim the p<Ue.. ' Juat what do you thiDk of • aituation where there are more prlua offend than there Ia cointe•tanli? lan't that a aoft apot for you to land? ' ' ~ "• ... Jr8 divide!J the' ~OO ;,. ~;to 'tWelve prize'f we :· thqlllt.fu..'e ~jp'IJ·~l( !M/'tk~' :··. 'oiln&ki,.ua wpmen qr .~-., air!. in thu lvielnltf who would enter. · lf Oiere ia, they are eei· · tainly lcetiplftl the news weiii'W'ded. A ·horae never won a raee tied In a atallud no one ia 1oin1 to win 1111y of thli calb if they don't enter the raee. You can't juat aitat .h-.·ud Wiah aad ~et any of thia money. You muat ent... lha c&mpUIJio ' Doii't let fear, ideciaiOD and lade of aelf ·confidence •tifle your dealte to do 10methina you want to do and cu.'t ~up your mind about-Aet now. The eldllpaiiD ia i~~~<t .tart~n•. ·Mail or ~ ~ 1!'1.i!(d_n~~i.O.a blank 1ood for 5000 YOtlis to the CIDIJI"ip !1fiW loc~.al~ s.-d eatranee of Mutin Hetel. Lat. Of ~~-.... will he e11own you and all poulhle infot-tion aild u.l*ta....., al•en. ' P'•••t , "" t0 N s_,_ I Ml,I>S0- 1 I y )'t'· 'It· 't' h D' d Iscar C t'IonaI ' I l... .:.. ... 1 ... m I a.ooo 1 II Jn I :!t :::" ! :_enk ' . When <11>:~­ I '• I U.S.GO~[ ,RHIH GE~EVA, To Cheek Fallinc Pric· eo On Cattle And Butter Stocka CEN~ TO AID STATE 1 MOVE lAUNCHED I .... ....... 'C0JIITE!TANTSMA¥·ST,t.RT TO WORK NOW M1a&es Mary Bchwartnalder &Dd Betty Tbompson of Columbus spent the week end vl&itlng relatives and friends ln !.he Pomeroy Bend. Goose No Wolf! German, Enrliah Repre~ Muaaolini looked To Aa Pr 'd t W Saviour To BreaJI: esl en ants aent&tivea Hurl Charsea Deadlock , · U.S. Kept Clear AT I Of Entanglement •! ENGLAND ACCUSED ' Since Ill tauea Order• for AmeriC:an . Of Bad Faith; Accusal· W Germany ]d B L Stated ,· or Y ea Yin Envoy• to Keep Out of ion Met With DiP' Conference German Di•eua1ion lomatic Reply 1 The Stakes Are Up! .. Europe is Torn Asunder As Result· Withdrawal From Germany Arms ' I T B K "PADDY 'tHE NEX.T .JtES THING" ;• Envoy Goes Mildly Scotch PRICE THREE By canter 1& oent&-B:v MaU tt.oo I "' I RID·Tin·Tin, tJ&e dor, Bar· bata Kent: J. FarHII Mac\· VIP._. Jerr, LlfCien ' I the ritual used f1rty )'ears ago by the Eastern Bt.ar chapters, Monda:. eveniq, October Ul. Cor thoee who WBre unable t.o attend the ceremonlea held l&et Monday evenl.na' at the Ma&onte rooms at Athena. l ••• ''THE PRIDE OF ' THE li;:GlON" , " ~Oh1o-PartJy cloudy foUoWM. by ~~· Wedne!Kiay and In We•t pnrtion late ~~ Slightly Mrmer In W~t. portion tonJibt a.a.j In Bouth F-.ARt pott1on Wedneaday. "., I Mrs. A. R . Probst and two daurhl.cls, Dorothy and Carolyn, of OlD· clnnoti, Mn. Lula Bla.P ~ ~nk Carwn of P'ort Scott, Ka:....u·, and Mt". and Mrs. Leonard Startle or Chlcaro have returned to tbelt r~· pective homes a.'ter a vtelt with Mr. e.nd Mrs. Glenroy Ewing of Lincoln Hill . • G~~ERNMENT AT WORK TO C~NTR~L Set On Oil Bessie Baldino (left) and Lillian Andersen, two of th· fifty b1inrf ('hildren who were rUests of the Art Institute in Chicago, -using the'ir sensitive fingers to appreciate the beauty ot one of the pieces of sculpture. haerot. lO_)(IGBT t11EATHER FORECAST- POMEROY, OHIO, TU SDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1933 Aa Minimum Price Conte in coda,. and see tltent • their uquislfe qo.ality and flawless task wiU cmwince )'01k oald. It lt.'s N11wa It's ln The Tribune Experiment Under Way _,. HOSIERY; 79c VOL. VIII-NO. 28 nnmus Pn1cEs Gordon Bridge Players .. LEASED WIRE OF iN T E R N AT I 0 N A L N E W S S E R V 1 C E. ask for By a Trlbu~e. AND SEE WHAT A DIFFERENCE IT MAKES ElECTRIC Theatre . IYAfl IUIEUM NOTICE - If you want READERS' the News Oftlee of The Dall;v Goon STOCKINGS Appellate Judges MauCk, BloMer .tnd Mldcneton wiD oome to the Melli Coun~F court hou&e Tueeda.J where a eeealon of the :COurt oJ Appeals will be held, U was l~~~om· cd from the clerk or courtll, I MoD· ••• OH IO . v,tr HIG H Sl AM O 15TH lWt t uc uw avs o :, To Hold Session Here on Tuesday Walker who &.ttended OhiO Unlvers.ty, 111 a oollege frtend of Ml'1. Lochary. Her husband, Rev. Walker Is In eh&I'Je of Interdenominational mi!.fllon work at Htlo and the 1ur~ roWldlng; d1strlct8, UAM" 1 I I Story I Dec1 d H 1 1 North Dakota Bang Wheat nt BY I PI'09idij lt..,r · I p~ocie.ll~ed a:.~t:; m!:r~p~~ ~~ur~~~ede~!d ~~~tm:n t::!e~~ ln:V~: =-~:: Pai~ CommiSSIOner • • Is In 1'wo Accidenti I ·the R . PIanes KllJ 20() Japanese' a·. I t·l •ut 1 • I I !'"the fOILjed r...- • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 16, 1933 arnos bowman carlisle chiki fields forquer fraley hull mcgee norton rhoades saffell scheidhauer sears stillion well woodruff