https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d55052d5f4e6b7971815588878d60bb4.pdf eb2da9381857b7365d14fb78bff78f03 PDF Text Text SUNDAY KO'VBMB!:F& G 1911 Panthers EasUy;Ei~ie~~e:::~:t I M[m~ C~UNTIANS , Defeat Gallipolis Blue M~: s:;.~e~~~o:! U~[ HHR ~AU Devils By Seore 01 zo-o ··n··~.~::.~~.~·· Pf~MITS C& 0 . I Game Played On Mtddleport F teld Shows Va1t g up• I UU~I Soviet Commissar En Route in Royal Suite ~-------------------------' R EADERS NOTICE - 11 :ron want the N ewa Oftlee of The Da!Qo Tribune, ••II I I I Th o 0: BI'g Pumpki'n ShOW T0 Be G'JVen Here e.:::.er: * ._. ., * '* - I I n ur ~ Sfars Appea• Jn rn:::a j J 8[C~M£~ SERWUS IN CfNTR~l W[ST I - TRAIN IS HALTED By WILLIAM 8 NEAL Car Sealo Broken And Sheep IIDd Cattle Turned Loose De,_tatwn And Paet I Conclusion Follow' Court Decree By TIIOMAB A PLEDGE Jamea Ia Nov 6-INB-A 40 foot OreaL Northern railroad br1dfe nt'Dr here was ael!troyed today .. v been aeL by tarm strikers It wa1 the second ra lrood bridge blase In this arep In thrc I days Dea M'olnM Ia Nov 8-IN8-Declarlng that the farmer bas been dapptd In he face bv Pres d n ~ Roosevel\ Milo Reno head ol the mlddlewe&t.e n ra ml &tr ke today is!lu d a new r.trlke call 10 the form ol a formal statement 'I'he statement called on count.ry u a 111 ho e to suppo lltrlke Des Motnea Ja Nov I I I I a 0 Date11 ~ Personals T' ° I ..... I I JOl I I I * eoJ! llTh * I lit.lte * * .,. Stunt Flymg-By Lteut C M Kently Saturday and Sunday oa. W VL, Side ·~ h.alr rp,l•llll' atunb One BaH mile abrtye Muon Cit., Ribbon c.a~ &ol~4 AIR RIDES SOc and $1 oo 11 11 111111111111 :tt~~~:;~I ' ' I bach of Pomerov MIBB...Sue . LeheW "R~i)i;;~~n'5 Pomeroy Lal'l"'0. ··•·d;y,.lllllllhllllltillllllllliillll mn•n· .. ··F::~:: ~::"··::~: Now Ollera HIGH QUAJJTY DRY CLEANING ~:1'......ndwffi .. ·•nounced A Gltmon of Gallipolis spent I Mra. J of Mulberry Aveaue ~lld~~,.:wt~th~,:hiJ dauaht.er ·~ I SBRVICI. Phone J4 •·L. ~. ..,... ""' keta U. co.J the lbl!t1tr Ina ram ers thf' hoHday --,;~,.;;l,;.i· lhe nlaht Event& of tne laat. 24 houn lndl t'at.ed that the success or failure or the atrlke vrould be determined wit;hln the next few d&y& fhel program (or agricultural relief tw.vina been turnt!d dOwn by the fedentl &dmlutstratlon farm hoU day lc&de11 l£8ued orders Lo their !ollowera to l'f'ntW the .strike w tl ever:y w.aoon as your command The strikers apparently were obey I"" The orcler eft'eetlve today ends a truce theoretically in eftect tor more Uum 11. week Crowd!! or pickets durin til n11ht B'Rthe t'd on the famn tomarket hiRh-.ay.a intent. on atop.. pin~ the ftow of produoe to tbr cities. In t.he ana WNt of Omaha the altuation btclame thrntenlDI when tannen oppCtBed to the strlk8 t:athered to convoy trueD throus:h the pleket tu ea and IICrOIIJ the "'=f- ~ ct"""' 1 trom oae mlnlbn to ~wo tnllUon farm.er8 are behind the t.toVCment and that 'llllll tho• ""'!IIIII thtr o.tl< tbey can literally atarve tbe ii4 Uoh ..... mol!tlnl ~ ~ for hl1ber prtcea wlthln a. few -- T he aenen.l eonoensua In the ctrlb area Vtat however tha.~ 1f their followlni ill not as larp aa the awtke lea.der.s claim th boll day may belln to break down within & "ifie(lk. oov JAPANESE ACCUSED OF OVERT ACTS qrtcultural p!Oduet& a.a a. means boolt1Da: farm pries. oov Lancer ch&raeterlled t.heo farm eonlaretlCI! In Waahtnaton aa a '11at rallUft one bomtki-r over Blbel1a.n t.en1 toey waa deUberately timed to co lnaide With prepar&tl.om :ror SO; let--Amedciar. r«JJ8QQt:1oa talkl. a hJih SoYI.et t:'llclal In Pelptng de- Lincoln Nebr Nov ~tNSWIUiam Lanrer of Norlh na kC'Ita. today appealed to Governor Cb&rlel W .BQ'ab here to ,Join the Pelplng Nov &-.IN8-A raid emba.rlo on out-lltate ahlpmenta o.J: of Japanese aJrpllt.nes tncludiOI' Of BANDI'r8 ~WIETYI" CON clared. todar The otftetal who refWied to per mit ue of hit name e~ tbe Lot Anaelel. Nov 1-IN&-Bur billet tb&t ~ aqt4 by ~apan mall \Vbite It blonde blah IICbool 010 lllllllon< oulbcrtlleo !!J!!Y !I'! VICTBD - of "-2 - ~-·-~Ito ~~~~- · - •urll!lll·""' I!O!>""'fI'!'i!! bancll~ .... -·~k'tlced todQ foUowlnl "' -eonvlo ..., .. ber RooleYelt aaUf sovtet foreltn uon on uven oount.a or robbarJ 1~ Cent.- By Mall 14.00 Held as Spy Ao I I By Carrier AT WASHINGTON Reoult Of Latter 1 Etght In State Are Vtc Farm Confident Preoent F atlure Tq, Seeur~ 111n1 In Automobtle Rehef Program ts 1ound Extradition Acctdenta and W til Succeed OF SAMUEL INSULL FIVE ARE SLAIN Ktlled In Iowa When Wrecked Truck H1ta Strtken I Jaf OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE UNUSU~l SfV[N IN JERSEf I P~eket e.n incendia.ry ftre bell ved to hav Lake Eric Wanner Central portion& C~ ~ T~ li~E~ RJ I I I uur At McEkoy Kidnap Trial fARM SITUATION ShOW At EJectrt'e I WIRE .. 11 It a NIIWS' lt I ID The Tribune I l5 n If the Bualnea1 LEASED I s5fue "l J S 0 I I th! 2~6-L, ' A V~ Omee aak for 202-R Barly reheal'88.is indJcat.es thAt. Snl Q~ Mollys (dea the Drew Webeter Fartl laauea Kloes kicked to Thompson who I OBt or the American Leilon mu Dtrec.tor ertortly Of Panthen Who Gam Almo1t rc1.umed to the M Thomton m&de s NLl comedy production to be Order To Take Up • the tackle Martin gained Beard sl own here November 9th and At Will Pthnr Up 306 Yards Agatnst102 Permtta made fl thru the lne MartJn klckedlltlth w 1M! one of t.he m011t en tc Moore who fumbled but recov lt'rtalnhll J orne t&lenL preRJ\t& e ed and made a yard return Kl.:~tll t ow ever presented hef(t SLOT MACHINE SCORE FAILS TO SHOW DIFFERENCE f unDied but recovered ror ~ ya rd Advance ticke t Mle.o; ll was re --10M Kloes k eked to M&rtln who r.orted have e &ted Leg:lon omcbr.li Locala Go;fl Ia Never Endangered Moore And Kloea 1 mDled but ecovered a11 the whole In charre or the productiQn an4 1t lnve1ttgahon Of Grand Pomeroy team seemed to hit him expected that the .Junior hl1,h Jury Re1ults In Sweep En d 1 F or Long Gauu Panthers Out In I Thomp&)n made 2 and Ulen Pl\88ed school auditorium y.ll~ ~ crowdtCI. Action Natty New Umforma u Irlun but Galllpolill 108t ft for a the capacity on both nights ol Cl!fslde Martin 4 pa811 waa; interQept lJ t>..ser>t.at on eel Dy Case Kloes broke thru for 23 The r.a,;t be eved to be ON! of Temporary suapeNion ol seven Ttu! Pumcroy Panther OOklf'li uatnst 102 They com pleted five }-a.rds a.nd a first down North tl "' most ti'IPnt.ed ever grouped tO beer permits lasued to Melga county 'at.t;y l."l .,retty new purple and 1 auea had one Incomplete am: 1 caught him Iron behind K oes loet Kether In one 11how has been com nercha hi was ordered Saturday It wl te unl!oi1118 with helmel.!l to l l ter~pted Galll~oolls oompleted 2 2 a nd Moore ost Moore paSAed to pet\!d 11.nd all members ha.ve set Y.as learned bv L L Fari& Director IT>.a!.Ch decill vely outplayed the I' ad 2 nterceptec! and four were C'ascl lor 3 It waa a long paaa but led down to an earne11t atWmpt tO or Ohio L ouor Control commlaa1on OalHpoUs Blue Devils FrldatY aflt;r ccn pete Pomcro} registered 14 ~ oore dropped a.way back be!ore n &ke the production a complete 1 r oon at the MiddlePQrt l-Jgh 8Ch 1 n st downs as l:lga nst 'l by the Blue ttrowlng Moore 5 pass was lncom success The n18pena on of the Clau D f\!!ld to win t.he g&m BY a scar~ ":r Dt>vlla W th a novel plot and catchy ond ClaM c permita by the d.lret> 1 iete Oalllpolts took the ball on The play by ploy account followa tl elr own 14 yard line Thompsor>. llr>es Molly .s Idea presents some tor was revt!&led in Ptmleroy thru 20 to 0 A small crowd wa.e present owlng 1s' Quarter was stopped b]' Blackwell tor no thing ditferent In borne talent mu 11n order of Director Parla Sherlft' to the threaten! weather bilt H&811: ns kicked o Caa who re cain Ma.rt.ln kicked \o Moore who .s cal comedies., w th a touch o! pro A o Tracy to take vp the permit.. those who were o;athe fteld at the turned 2 a ds to the 35 stripe 8 B'~alled for fa.lr catch QOd Galli reaslomal stase shows despite the nnd return them to ,he LlQilOr Con advertiaed game time yard.ll when North hit flmateur cast t ol CommlseJan tqrether with In 30 were Moo re made 3 th u tack e and 1 pe>lls lOIIt much dlsa pointed as Panthers McOte 2 at the san c p lace Kloes the punt catcher Moore B'Bined 2 1he chonm JTOUP6 cona18t.1n1 or vt!ntorleJ or the amounta of bl!er ob 't/ho arrlv~ at. 3 18 tept at thett qu eli: It eked out u1 bounQs on the on the Oalllpollil 29 Ca.scl l09t 3 35 bee.utltul h1ah school g rl8 h&'Ye hllJld 1.n the n.rioue placea ol bua1 lin bering u u.erclsell wbJle wa t 1 ue Dev 40 str p~ Oa.lllpoUa acrOS& the field Kloe5 ticked out of been trained until even as early as nt'.ILS hit by the reseindlna ~r m& for 11 ta~y Blue Devil aggreaa a I ed to Ka n around end but made boundll on the Gallipolis 17 c now they go throuah the mqtl.pe The actio~ or the director or t.he tt-on 3 on o. rP.verse and kicked to the A len went in ror Hardlrove Beard C' the dancetr. w th IP'&Ce on1y i'*n comml68lon came a11 a reault of Ule At 3 40 the Gall polls cont1noent Pomt!roy 16 Moore returning 4 ade 9 and Thornton added one far n pro!e511lonal cllorus girla Indictment of JeYen Melli COdJ1 tn ronff'r ~ :th Prealdeotj ou the 5t 9 Berengaria ow\n' to heavy booking at .Q.lme lelaurely an the field dra In Moore rnade !i am:l Klees 8 thru ~t down Hager made a yard and Musical munbers with be&\ltlful tians for viola tiona o! the pmblinl' n of R ~~ a :Wax m f:herb urg F ance Inter or ew11 of tht' su tt' u~ u t lf!lr ""'Uipme~t beh1nd themgil'""'~ tnck e fo first down Moore made 5 Thompson anot her Martin. kicked dra.ms and appraprla(.e wotds ~d laws or the state when It was re n sat for F e gJ! all.y re11e nd (pr ruyalty art' 11bown at left At 1ht.. t 3 came on ~ fteld l' ore a1 d Kloes made t. t\rst down to Kloes wi'l.o returned 12 to O'.lill romantic touch to the entire p1ay ealed ln a grand jury lnvestlca PY the lmper •I Su tf the I ner ~e ~ n1ear • former v the lmperator L.me nnall~ at under wa. at 4 MoorP. made 17 around end and an 1 oils 44 Roush replaced Moore The prinCipal characters .elect tor> that several were e,httHun1 Decorations appropriate tor the 18 mlnut.es la~e It was ;aid t~ other nrst down Dorne 1 went in Ootha.rd threw Kloes 1011 t yard 1088 erJ for jhe show were QQhoUJWe~ slot machines lllllally RUO!l were uaed Games and mu 1 Elbert Robinson and H L Slack Oa.IUo11 11 team :~~as unable to lea cr Amo d of the Blue 0e1'lls. Kloe& made 18 around right end u follows Sheriff Tracy seized the permlta E c were enjoyed by tf!e twenty two 'A Pre buaineu viSitors In Athens JSC';hool until 3 Hi a d th t th ve Mea e wer-t around left end on li and a first down H was a beautiful Molly M 8 Sara. Pram)f!l Allb f om the places ol buaine.1111 I am.ed y JU1'18 people present ~aturday ! th d l b n a ~ were benut 1u b t ol fancy runnlnR to bit Of blocking: U\nt made th K t n \"\ or'h Jerry ,Lystpn B'ultz; lflf\lm by Director Farle and returned Pt lies for the best costumes wer • '" ¥ 26 YB cis ad 1st down l:lel!(lB!Ilbl Tte quarwr ended sco~e I".J Gruber ,raL:-ns ~~:w~~wtrhlr~::Y rei f.l.tf Loulst Emma I.ou them to the oommlsslon ~ in lfeallval nd E t rt t nwnrded lo Dwight Burton of Mss Heier>. Wlllamson was a via 8 1 1 1 added fu 1 at c r>t r and U en I one y U Gal fl;lo Is u 1: eehne Bll Don l~a~J.er .,l'anrbl s ructions. • D e ammen Athens and Miss Maribelle Belden In Parkel'l5bUrl Saturday 1 1 can procl '" c 0 PEW na: ilcd. to gain Pome oy was off Norman Foas Mrs A.~tel1bHt Wr! Since there 8 a re11 w.rt.·. ap Planned by Odd ubeJ pta n asci WOI'I the ~OM a d de after making seven o1 a. dO\IbJe Uh Quarier Ben NeutziJnB' Rose Mlldrea .., ---------w ftlole to receive Gallipolis 'chOBe to lasll bt!h nd the ne and mit 5 Kloes made 5 thru ta kle on the Schorn JIJnmle )l' uhla.sl Ptltf4 poh ted beer raffic napector mer Fe'llowa PUPILS ENTEB.TAINIED Mr and Mfl!l Paul Olak n of Oo .,.Cf!fend the north vuaJ. The boys Jil ds as a penalty Moore went Gallpolis 27 Roush m ade I Kkles Oscar Ca.veman Trelf ScltoenJelb lng Melv Ul'ty Sheriff Tracy lVa5 ___._ l mbus and Mra Fiortnce Knodt: ed the Kame w thou the ser p un able to expl .. n Ute action of The committee or arr•u~ge.--t• The Rocksprings Primary pupils end two som; o! Bexley arrlved Ba.L ol A dr d Beid b t ound end fo 1 to tl e 4 yd 1 ne ade 10 for firs (I Nn 1)1'1 the lf Old Maids-Mrs.. Oeneyl,ve J: rector Far!& In request ng his co r presenting the Booster a ciJ.b"~ "ere el'\tert.alned with a masked urday for a week end viatt with Mr R nll evmd an d en, a e 'tMrt el ved Haskins P'oneroy )'r.rd line Kloes lG$t a yard and Mees who lmpersonatf~! Blr ~~ cpero.tlon m tak up the perm ta 11 , 1 0 0 ,. Lodge ••d In "O H11.lloween pa ty Friday afternoon d Mra Raymond kbersbach and ~ usse evt! ope IL ense ,.,st two wl en the ba. was rumb ed hen ra ed to gaiiL Kloes passed to Mn Bt.a \ley Bolxl MisS 'Milttd Gru· " .... .. .. th •- ._ h """lo Just before gn-e 11 ne nd However he did as requested hv th.<. operation with the t--• unit -• the uy e..- ...,ac er Mrs Norma E hn ly ot West Mar Street ...... ••· a Moore we11t thru tackle for 3 K•~nft lhu a ker for 8 Y""'ds K u,. wert eser M 8 Helen Fisher and lltrfl. 'V "t~" .,.,.,. .... \"1'--ae unable to nte th t ~ ..... director nat lng all permlt.'f seized American Legion IUl.flounce tJ e rol • LliVlt ¥ .Y. .Y. e myh f led to l:(aln at th e end and Pome t ru ~ter of line for touchdown 11entz Wolfe Four Old Bachelor!-- Saturday to the camnd.sslon lc~lnr contcgts and proaram which The ttme wa.s ~:~pent In playinR M 88 Juanita Bentz 11 spendlnl ,~~:~:'•;, 0 1 e h er game 8 owed uY lost U ball Uart n k eked to Scure Pomeroy 19 Qalllpol B 1) He an EI:JelBtein Dav.ld Cuc}JJe;. h gume,.; Refreshments of kl the week end w th her aW\t Mrs 1 1 ,. •··• b fll.r outd!Btanced the Bl e l e 20 yard l ne Moo e eturnlng ~pencer \\ Cn n !or Blactr.W'e(l Lou Stllf'ltty and John Oillri&e T e ~el¥s co n~u;{'41 nT'c~ y wll be a_.P-Prt of the PUmpkin Shaw pwnp n I all departmel'\t.ll of the 6 to tJ c 4 }ard 1 ne Mooro m"~e K oes passed to Shumaker tor the 1 ly Mull e Ca npbeiJ Pompe.y the October tern of the grand jury 8 d h1l '~fval sponsored by the P e do ghnut:i and hot chocolate W lllam Sayre of Bradbury They gained 3:.10 yard! 3 and the pn.ssed to Cascl who e:xtra polrt & ore Pon eruy 2U Jed Mees 100 kiddles 35 ~~ for Illegal exhibition of slot mp t vo ori&DIZILtiolU Of' }.u'nrl Skeet ~~ S:~~:dgl!':;o~l,;: we~~::: .Y. .y. • ter•l ed to Kloes for a touchdown Oa !polls 0 srhoo girla and Mrs Pern Jjlrld we~:as ar;:: ~~~~t an~ ~~: Saturday NOv 11 ! ed t.o Mary May Wilson Lonie hu~:s a~n~y 8to':w;~n~~~~t'::rn SC'a Po eruy 6 GoUlpoilli 0 l uyd rt!p aoed Thompson Haskins bury planillt e~ d C ~ I l Pr zes will be awarded ror the tol Kesterson Roy Orueser and BiUy tt'r a two week 8 visit wlth friends. Cp,sc plunged over ror the exLra eplaced North Jm kln11 rep aced ,' "'e"d":o ::_ •,e n e t and ~~ : t :n lowing largest pumpkin P 2nd Harmon ¥ • • p e 7 ~ Ill 1 8 o K M d Ba d n ""' Largest pumpkin $!.1 3rd latteat c;;;;__ _ _ _ _ __ I Dln om roy ua po oes orrow rep ace e r exampltt for other violator! In t.hls kin '1 1 M ss Eleanor Reinoehl of MJ,s K oes kicked tu Martin who re Jenkins kicked otT to Lloyd who I · r mp " dozer. latRest sweet LEGIONNAIRES TO B th turned lO yurds H a .....r tat ed to returned 14 to the "~~> Jenklns ""ak county did not fine the bU8lness otatoeM it t pk of best potatoes ANQUET s !ton dramatic coaoh for e ._L ""' •.,. n e1 accord InK to the atatute l>ut j 'I best 10 ears of "'Aid c Amerlc"n Ucton pla.fl MoOrs ea Beard mad e t Baer Atopplnr lr g the tackle Martin shot a Ions •.., orn 11 Past Commander J M Pat Clea whi~h wtn: Ill INl!B$'ted In I a d the q arte ended poss but t was incomPlete Haget used his right 1J11der the law to b lit 6 ears ol pop corn $1 and Iars 'lhornton of the Drew Webster Pomeroy Amrl•ttoe IDIYl wlU be y Pnt thru tackle for 19 yards end S h I , D decrease the mif'lmum ftnea fl!t turnips tl PO;<;t of the American Lesion an !ctature 11010 a$ dtlting tbie aervloes Sundf'¥ and Monday 2nd Qua.rt4!r I first down Roullh making the tack c nozz e urant A\fce Several Me 88 county cltlzen.s l Prizes for COI\Wil s are a.s follows nounces that a be.nquet has been at the Bethany M E church Sun Jenki.J s eplAced JoRChlm and It: Harer failed to gain Thornton Brady May Robaon, ~nd were said to have Intervened ln be nail driving contest tor ladle• tl p epRred tor tbe pleuure ol Leg dny morning Mlsa Reinoehl Is a "Broadway To Bt encer replaced BlackwQII Tl;tomp sLopplnl him Martins pass wall Oth r '8 d , half of the Blot. machine v~la. belt team In Wood sawtnr cont.est lonnalres lll the Mqnday meet1ng Graduate of Lake Erl~ College tor Hollywood ' s n cam~ tl)ru lor 5 easel maldnl dropped by Haskins t4artlns PlliiB e I 'n ro.a lVBY t rs who were Indicted ask ng hat p needle tJlreQ.dina contest tor PriRa wiU be awarded dtu'lni the Warne at PaineavJUe 0 wh~t~ll ,.,..,. PO"'f'lo ~IJoe ......,. the taOJtie .14Lcklng a y~ ~ Jat- wos kfi,DCked down .~Y Jel1fr: n• to Holl,-woocl the Otild ldqubr COntrol Omtdnial c~nta ., pte eatJna contest limit 8 pveninR t.he commander stated and !)he speelallzed In muakl c! wn Thompson made a. Yard fch OaHipaUs was penaflzetf five yards : ! ton f'Ot suspend the beer pumJJs b~ys ~ cer>.ts flents dre.sailll and a larve tHt."llber or World War vet ¥ ¥ "' Iackie eooper ~~ Evan• b down. J enkins J al ed Hager tor tor rallure ttl complete more than Broad~a.y to Jtojlywob<'l lr asmuch aa the)' had been pena undtusine contest tJ Old I' dd cram! are e~ted Mrs A E Fox of Columbus re Ma, Rolnon Frank Morp.n n 9 ya d O&ll Martin klcke4 to cne pus a.t.~mpt n OIUl serle8 bf t entJing the heart be ts oi h en lluftlclentfy lmd ttlat marry lt>ll'a ~teat t5 beat Jll'ger contest t rned hame Saturday after a 61\'Y Moo e on the Pomero~ 41 th"e to Ia d H a ~l'n o her!! n the county had been $1 rope sklpplnR FOntellt. ~ ~h. 1 8 w A1 and Albertina RalaGil speedy quater returning to t he elu~~~h returne:nM~e~lp: pun~ :I d ama witt 'ne dazzling paf~pt •u lty ot similar f.l?latlons bt&t. hild At 7 30 a bij teattii'e wttl W the We.;:: :."r?:!:rK: c ral week&\IUI.~a$ Ulel:trome af Mr Oallpo Is 42 Moore made 12 yards vnrdll <$chdtn replaced OUinther I of a haJf centurr' n ~1'1.~ ~~~- II-Ot beeQ, ~tpprehe~·~ or named in. lA.,nlna or a Jiale Face by the Red tlon and thanks ~ those .:~!: 9nd Mts ~ JDaniMt~ W&a 8ho"'-,~ ijd "Momenl ror n st down Ql~cl addec1. -nd. li~ wel".t in ff.lr lriQn. Jenkin, w th famous stars o1 Bt<i.d,.-,y Qd ~diet nents by the Biand jury I Mpn tn an Indian Dance At 9 p ~-~d 11.!1 durin• the UJ 18 and arr n'lpe.Ned bf~'Mrs 11 ~ MoQte went aroun.a eft er;1d tor~ 13 made 1 around end Oatl~ substtl: 80Uywoor1 ln an amo!lng ca.,...Jc.q,de The drastlc action of the Ohi~ M a dance -and noor shb• will W (Ieith 01 our'*'h:th~r Cllfles Me Cii.LJRh~r Mills M i'y Iza th ~~ Pklktria.l No 1 Cab Callowa.y omd another 1st down Oot.hard .tuted ror Plymale Jen~B made 8 c..l 8howdvw. ls the atttaitJ OOib Lfquo Cootrol Commission waa In 111v1:m at the Armory under the aua Naqhton Eape.claUy do we thank J anlel! who remained fJ¥. •a. week L f.lke U ru to throw Moore for a 3 ~to..Od end and then punted to I 1 to the El~' c Theatr.e BunltOV ~xplatnable exceptlr>& that the In lcea of the American Legion Post Willie Younl p nsterwllld Under md v_,._ , _ _ _ _ ,_-'--··· Z SO P M ~d loss thru and rv artin lr> m df eld f:kle~cer flla.de And Mond.a; ll ctment and guilty pleas to eltht tn.lr:lng Co Rev 0 W Wtlliama ~~;~~~~&~ dtGppect 1 thf' tack e aett ng hiS man ltl. bl.l! Its extraordlnar¥ line ,up 91 aiafl Litton ot slot ~na.chtnes violated AUXILIARY aOLDS P.tR.'f\' Modern Woodmen and the d ~~~·:~,~,\~~~to Red tlll. kB A pass W Allen. llo Lloyil l<llUdes AI ce Brldy J~le ~ t c regulal ona covertna Lhe 'beer ~e~pbera of the 1.¥-les AuxiUarj ars and ftowera orors t: great rol)oweJ:l by a n te tu'll Ola4e ~ I! Jimmy D;br~te FriiiJI~ Mbr111U:1 i- rmlt 188Ues of 1b ~ Amettt;~An Lqlon! en't.e't-~ The McNaughton Family CCJntinUI:Q Jrom ~~· unet ram yard~ Kindle made the tackle set tladge Evans E~e .QWUan Jf'ILJ' The action ol the aribd JUry In Ftlday evenlnJ wlt~ • po&.lnck SJ.IR~ th~ law Prevltltitil)' It was rtvetd Score t ng the ba.l carrier' from the r ear 1cmph!toP May Rob!l'(ni ahd RUa· nndlnll: lnd ctme,nts o.Ralnat Mven per ahd Hlliaween ~rty' at t't;le ed al e Dearborn off eel\ th'nt Allen:. J011t .3 ~artib s ~t,~~s .was In ,!jt!Jl H'""die Mella countlanl fgr Uleaal use o:r Legion Hnll Stunts aild ltqesslng wago:! and employment ecordtl or Dl)d h.lt tl:\~ crow bor complete but Pcmeroy was pemll:&This ptc'\l're Atrlkea a new note slot machine ga.lnbllniJ devices cul gltlnea '1: eri 11\ljoyed ~ tbose pre the Company w II be s lmloltted t.o the 'point being oet c~ 5 fat' on!lde Mllrt'tri'8 pfdS' wu n the ne rf of entertainment Tell rninated a lonw. baHle ~ thiJ isent Mrs B Orr wife ot Rev Orr Hardgrove l'epla ed Moot z Kloes l te ceptf!d by easel wlilo ll'eturned 6 tng a dram<~.\1); tale of ~h~~ fl'eJt.C\'Ilo c unty against the .slot aMchlne Prl~s ror the Jines~ aqfl most P¥tfJr .p( .lhe '1ee Mt:::thOdl.st the NR~ onal automobl e Cha.m~r or Commerce w-hk 1 di t>Clll lnllt licked tQ Hfl :tJ:~'t wh" fumbled bu the 25 Jenk ns made l'i to Potne t nns of !\ theatrltal familY I} de racket c mtc lJ'~OSitumt5 ~erf ~twiirded to c ureh Ol La.'ilrel Clift~ repqrt.ed in ce nt or the a utomoiJ I'! ode rHurn.d t6 the 39 fol' a H yard re o"( s 30 yard 1 ne and thl'! gatne II' ct:l t.belr loves Joys sorfow11 ~ Those who lost the r beer permits the ro lOwfnc .Mrs M:ty:Y: Ellert til. turn 1Qoe11 n ade the tack e Thomp r ded SOOrc Pon croy ~ Oalllpol ll mphs and di!llppolntments l:r)\t\1. ~aturday by the director & ordera Wjc:kham Mrs .f{att e Ebarsbach : n ~!et !~:erh~ a!!!~ ~ine~ son matf.e a belf.i s fopped by Kei o l lhe lrtlmate d'rf.ma. plaJecl bel!.ind were C E BpeJICer Chel!iter Per and MUs Ka"""rlne ll:~rsba'C:h hi h h 8 orne 1 .1! past few weeks w r Beard lnade'-- 2 before Ca11c1 hit Por'neroy 20 Poll OalltpoUs li1e scenes In Ufe theatl1!, tlln the mit D C Menchlnl Pomeroy Per Amoa ~ Andy) and cblldfen 8 hlm Ma.rti Plltl ed o t of bounds Shumaker LE ITiol\ IJrllltant spectaclea enact:elt o~ the mtt D R L. Larkins LonR Bottom Betsy Ebersbach Spaolsh ua.ncer e"'~th the disease i reported improv but Pomerpy wts offside nd Oft.Qi Keiser LT Mootz nlage Fay Tt!mpleton tdpgs R081e Permit D Bruno Oa5CI Pomeroy Dnd Lola Ann Neutzllr.g ~d Rose • • • contlt': •rt rrnfTI "'u:t= One) 1o &I wat~ )rtaenLed with a nrat Thornton LO Plymale Posle as of yore Barney Paean PumU D A H Roaenbaum Per Marie Nease Gold 4JJst T¥(!ns M d hid p,earby ond wa ted until 8 A M l"o~ thrdlirh tfte 5 vard penaltY Guinther 8 C Gothard C dances agah 8ctu10111le Durante its C and D A Angeletti Per end most comical MIJI'Y Watson In Jllm~s ~Uti'~:; a~:~:=-h~lltr:~ y 11 terday unt 1 Lan er walked bJ n !!Ltd Jo.1led to ga n at center ·A Kindle RO Kuhn ctiers another or I Is inimitable n ita C and D and Weldon Pfarr j Lhe boys ball throwing col'test ena motored to Charleston Bai:Mr several times hesitated and tbeD. lt:T Arnold comedy acts and famaWI va devU.lf! Pt>rmlt D David CUtton recelv~ the prize Gay where they vi.Bited Oeo Ip eked up the package DAY AND pass Thompson to Irion made 3 Baer n.,.a11tlro. kicked to Moore who rl! Btapkwell RE HaSkin& J!P.Bdl ners brtna: out the r <~ld baJ The permtta and Jrwentorle~~ of lind ln the bean gue~m ng conte.at Eioudera ..Df Middleoort. wbo is 00r:_e Lanier war arrested and ques AGE." QB MILTtn l 0 tl1CkS he beer stook on hand at the tlme iMrs Lillie Lowe .va.s given ~belftned In McM11Iaft- ~"iwapltal Mr t.ion£d s~;cr t y aJ.l (}av His Wlf Uflled 3 .o. Pomeroy 24 Moore MoOre r. acre 2 Lloyd replaced Thompsan Joachim RH Thompson Tlmea chanp Motion ptctu~ t.he permlta were t.akm up were rward Bqllders a broth~ In law o:r James likewise waa questloJle(l but the tl.).;ld 00..ll1POlla lost 5 for delaying ~lot's LH Beard ;orne In a.nd crowd out vaudevllld. mailed to Director F'arifl Saturday Cliftorct recentl)t suatalned an In textile worker 1n &o statement ptade See tht'l •econd renem lle gRme Moore made 1st down on Cai!C 0 FB Ha,aer l he Rtea.t climax takes place In ' by BherU! Tracy P T A HOLD PARTY juty of a severe4) lett arm at Hob-- Jaat night absolved her of allllame Uon-eonp ot ramoaa Movie 8 y«. d jaunt a.ruund lett end Bubfltltutions OalllpoU~Darnelj Hollywood stud 0 w th five hi.IJ'Idred The membern of the Parent nn white working &.Iii a brakeman Mra Reynoldll meanwblle WIL8 ~ 1 ~ ~:n~:;:h~[:t right end tor J:a for Amold North ror Haskins Uil.n~ers see'n In the rreatest ballet Miuea Mllill'Y and M:Udred Hen TeaCher A88oclatlon or the Kerrs • " ¥ InK carefully watched at the tamUy Star. IO'fed ~·o,m~,./J 4 Hager then stop Hardgrove for Mootz Lloyd for ever filmed In action ai'i the flnal ruay lett Friday for Colwnbua Hun achooi entertained tbe ~hlldren MiBaea carletta Obllnaer and home Reynalda. She Is reported t.o B.dd Jr Carlyle Blackwell More went around end 1 homJlson Mootz for Darnell C .scene op ~a t.h~e ReneratloM of here they wtll be t!le week end Prklay evenlnfl w th a masked Eileen Martine or Muon City -_e bo ~ ll delloo.te cond ton or health Lst down Hager finally /U)en fo Hardgrove Morrow for troopers ls play~ The action of r;1.1eata ot Mlsa Mary Russell a stu Hallowef'J\ party aL the school spending the week end wlt.h.lt!}e Mrs Reynalds the former Elizabeth :lr Neal Hart Jr B opplns blm Joachl n replaced Beard "W Allen for Harer Vance he story n,ms frorn the days of dent at Ohio State University I uuae Ga.mes and music were en l1 rmer a mother Mrs Lllllan tMCC:tp' ~DU,lard wu married to 1 'Ciny Pastor to m4dem..l,!follyw )()d, 8t.robelm, lr J~nklr.s Kloe11 went around end for or Irion Catlng for Plymale oyed by those ~t. OhlJnger j ReynoldS Ia\t New Year 1 day ~t the 9 a.nd he was hurt In t1 e play Pomeroy-r-J~pkbut toe Joachim Allee Brady and Fra'f& :YOl'llan Prblea were--·~ as follows aae or :IS She has been told o:r the lloWih replaced Klocs Kuhn Inter Bpenoer ror Blaekwelli J~hlm lor a~pear ftrst a.a l' 0Ull8 danoen ~ Advance Sale of I best dreased boy .andora Strick Mrs Maud 'trt saturday threatenlnR letters It was stated ceptttd a paas on Oalllpoll~ 36 yard Jenkins lwullh lor Klqeft ~loe8 for t rough varying ages, are llnahy l<md best dre&aed lirl Helen tor Delray Plorlda where ahe ex Reynolds 1s helr to PJ.OOO.OOO of n'l o.nd nh to midfield where he Roush Blackwell fbi Spencer 11 en as old veterans WhOfle arand T ( C K E, T S Rhodea best dressed ~an _.tl~lej ]:CC\8 to spend the winter Mrs. the e.:state left by bls father the aa tackled M the half ended Scott> koush tor Moore Schorn for Qjdl'l becomes a sreat ttbn star Montgomery best' ~ mtn Cobb has been sta)'ll'\i with her Inte a. J Reyrolds He wlU re fomeroy IJ Oa lipolls o t er roughout the action the g or f Anna L Whaley moat ooml,e..gli'l~ al&ter Mrs c N wacner ot Letart cdve the tortiDle on hls next birth Seore bv Quarters 1 2 8 4 T :lU8 Old theatrical family prodUly or-ct'-'tume Eleanor Smlth \ plf.llt Palla day In April 19M Pomeroy '1 8 o 7 20 rnarcbf4 d4wn the years to the uMOLLY'S IDEA" wmle boy 1 coalume Johr>. L Hillef '1\i • Investig-ating La.n er ll tborlt. l''l Uall1poua o o 0 0 0 IUnazlna llllr9,u In whleh the rrand mO&t cornle man's ooetume Herman A J 8h~ta or Runtm,n wa.a a learned he ha.d been Wi1.1ou& work Je't Dow011 By Quarten faU\er havirtr t8Uiht his fllm-Atar :Rtarha and most oomlc woman s btASiness visitor In town aturltay tor alon&' perlf.ld w:kl Ill bad health 1 :<~ 3 4 T rranctscm thai tliOUPefiJI. are l'ltlll Nov 9th and 10th V1ralnta YoUnB' " ~ ' "ind r.eected money Young Reynoldl 6 4 2 ~ ul troupers and that tbe llhow mus\ -May be Seeured atMara:aret Stanley received a huge MIM M tared Snowden nurae leQuested that Lan er be 11hOW.I n :.1 1 1 -4 ao on concludes hla work as the cake riven away by the oriania. 1.1t the Mao.r EmeraenCY lwapital lenleney great 1M let marehes down the Jar Gdmore Auto Supply t on A meetlna of the orp.niJ:atloo. ~ n Saturday ror Columbus where ---;;;;;;vo.;;;::-;; --;;;;;-llf'-lit set ever b\411~ ~ ~ ka~plo t .....,...d ~ W U be held In thf ~.w;' ~tin~ ~~~. J'll~ ~eN! .f te11' c1aya wtth Mia •aoTEST ~D~ u ) 1v.ave of 11plendor .... ew 'tlllle next Tburida)' 81ebirir 61f11YIJ Wr1ihL Washl~~ Not ~B-Th Touchdown&-Kloea and M 1"1 York tlothint • • " t>ej>!\p"ment ""'"" lno<nwt Moorn n John Tulp. and 1100 Ray HoJ::ae HALLOWEEN PARTY Paul Sweeney or Arn8terdam has ed tbe Ame can minister in Ath Point a.f'te1 touchdown-8hwnak 1! o~d ~~ )4lea Sophia Zimmerman Mn Jacob Ament entertained arrived for a wee it end vl.slt with ~ to denou N' the recently sli(U PI Kloe.t fJ on~ and M'rs Guy Beshole or AW&. 31 Cent. Friday evenh1.g Wltb a HaiJoween Mts& Emmy Lou Keehne ec1 ex radlt c:t treat~ '1\ith Greeee ... ackaozwllle Plorlda who have party at her home on Eatit Main u a protest r. oalnst the retuu.l cJ been the ruest.e of Mn John Huber Sohoel Cblldren to Ceat.a Street tor the pleasure uf her niece Mrl' John LtetwiJer spe.bt Prlday the Greek courts to extradlt Sam MRS LEHEW PASSES t.ne paat aeveral d~ returned to Mbs Alloe Mildred Thoma.s B.J d a with her mother Mrs. w M Hager uel Jnaull r rmer Chica.RO uUltty AT HOME IN MASON Ironton Prtday number or friend& rnan or west Columbia magnate 1 TF OHI O ITATE MUStUY GH ST ~ ~ ~ I STH m Litifiiotr IH8 BLatt Oarrespondent WBBhlpjt.On Nov 8-IN8--Co fldent or the soundne68 or tl e pre sent Pann Rellel Program but e cognll:lng the discontent the West Ule admlnlstratlon today In Gun Play Tragedtes Father Ktllo Wtfe Son And Self Plane C r a 1 h e 1 111£ Frame Butldtng In Plunge ? WRECKAGI!: BURNS ~ 'fi �..... . ·• -' - ... • f Uoi!D TWO -·. -- . ·=· --- . &ept UIIODOtldod"" the J· ~. Ohio. undtr ibt Act ot Karch 3, lint. PqblJihed ~ aoo. ( ~ qoept. hturda:r. ~ o1l Lowcc Second Stn:~t. Pomero7, o . r .U -. construction . spon.sors elal..lp t}p! ~ 1. PAOB- : Ni\TlONAL ADVERTISING RE PRISJ;N TATJVI8 Erin to ~-~ · t• VIRGINIA GREGG NEWS I \ v here Beneath the !mae Llil.nd hllto deck airplanes will come resL I ,, nd t.ake at! agalin will be service , hanaarli, reparr shop~> , weather be ~ I 0 Lll11 PUTY ,Mr. lll1d Jlln. Qeoqe VOIIZao>l , new17 wedt. were honor ~ at 1 a partJ Gltturda.J evenlnl atnn by 1 membera ot the Phi Delta x.ppa • I 1 , 1J1G. IIJintfd, APDO)'mOUo!l ltt.terl, b.owever eaceJleDt and dt!Nrabl e ln tJwn. .-Pes 10 no l..nlltanee 'fl'lU be pttbl.lsb:tod. •- - - -:-:-:::-:=-o:-:-:--:-:==== =-:-:=:-:-:-:::=·:-:-::c- - Hopped . ~ : t~e-'bi.Ptett.ni ·· • [ dromes can wtW.stand .toetr names-a1thol1&:h not necesaa.rUy to bb ' ilea · • of hllie ocean waves which they t..l· pialn wtll pass t.hrouah the stream illr.ed undet'Str ucture without. break- I 11/he.D. our l!ieJlds.-.md Ul lt t ter& ... newa matter for pLlb11cal:.lon ther lbould 1D \;~~~~.~o:~·,;~~~~"".~~~,'· -""· : As. I.J)-n~rghs Beeat.Jae or its openwork ~~ ~ ..W · Who's Afr 1• · ·f the Big, Brown Be:u? -. MONDA Y, NOVEMBJI!R 8, 1933 =======~==========~====================================~~~-==--==~ - - THE DAII TRIBUNE lil*r'ed malt~Y 11. tnt, •t Po•~ ~. fl,~J J . I, Prt.&emJtJ, 1 street. at their Fourteen preeent for the room~ on RAa c:oupte. ~don. I t>J&Yin(, lll1d d&nllln( , slol\.l ot dle mr~ 1 Resigned Posts in NRA were ~ ..,.. .,..,_ I ~~~e~u.s~n~a~ood~ul~~~~.' Pa=~~ !gP.rs I ' eel lllwba.U. ID.a. t.'bical(o, PbUailt:lphi&, Pitk biii'J'h. MD•aU.. will be able to stop overnight at t.he seadrome hotels in t he mid· ! ole of Lhe ocean where they can shops, beau· l l' parlors, t.hea.ters an d gyml'a.slwrus '!he seadromee wUl also have atock 1 €Xchange branches &lld even fishing 1 1 Jmtr onize rt~st&uran tA, I ..,._ __·_F_or_ n_OPJ_.... __o_t_nc_·•_•_•_•_c_lr_•_lll_•_'_'on_ D _•_•_'·_c_&ll _m _ _-a____ [ Gcli ve:ot:-d o, C11rrh:r 117 Ab!l' Ouc Week .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 8 .15 One Mo nth . , . . .. .. . .. . . .. • C li>J r.ronLh .. •.... . . ... . .60 Three Month~ . . . . . . . . . . . . • . one 't ca r .. , , .... . , ..... , , , , b 00 Six U onths . , . .. .. .. . . .. . .• , I .50 j UIO 2.00 I to:mLteIts HI£ IN SULL CASE NC E MORE: jt HPP" a,·s that crim e a nd its o pera ton1 , are to t.n um p h l~>' •·r Jll~t iu~ . for once more hav e t h e Gree- ! , J'lll t n urb rul ~: U that 11-h . lnsu ll, eX·llti liti es magnate. j 1•1., ' I' IJ1 h( 1klJn·n:d t•J ofli clllb of t he Unit ed States. The d t 1 , •• 1o n v. ~::s r ew.te n •ti r l' rently l.J y th, · f' u urt of Appe1:1.IM \ 'f l iJ ![Ct..:Jd e d ill ~ JJJ t<:! or a r epr ima nd to th e defe ndant, I ll •al l1•· l.Jtd LI ll () l ll!g-h lly bt• d e lin!l·ed . The d ec isim1 it 1 1 Ill ... , 1'.::; .1 le:il o f t h t• re<:e ntl y ratili efl t rl!aty rl! gardin g 1 , :-;tJ,t d Jtiu 1 Uetwee-n the L' uite d Stut~~ ~n d G r~ ece and a:4 1 O .spncsors wHl not only ellm · every vestige of ·! cl tlnger an~ chance ! r om tr&n&· 1 "' eanlc ftyipg but will make the 1 · ll.tlant1c cr Oloslng a. m&tter of only I ' :ro h ours Rt th e most . Each sea.drom e, a world ln it..'lelf, l , "'t>lllh s 63,000 tons and will C08t an 1 e~tl mated 16.000.000 Each will be · Ha nncd by a r esident persoDD.el of ; about 125 nnd a. ftoe.tlng payroll or . httwee n 300 and 500 persons. The first seadrome would be 1a nchored In the ocean about 375 lm 1les ea.st of New Yotk City. Three ] dher s would be bui lt a.t 11\C.erva:S • d 4'JO m iles tn a.. line due east to A:r.(lres a nd thf! final link be· . I 1t he ween t he Azores and the coast ot l r · 11ch IJ<.'t;s ])ee n :-; h ow u bJ 1 , ,~ t:· n!il'rly i11R.d equate so f ur lli'l ntie 11 1 t hi::; c: uuJ• t ' Y ar .· cttll t:t! rncc.l. ,\J r. lr;:-; ull , it mu t'\ t l,e ,,dmillctl , L o ld nud pru buU iy WJ ]] Jl' l t ht• l~ UJ!L) u J <lJC} fH Ul'L' Cll tl1 11 J;.t ) ll1 Ut: hi natHJU :; Jill the l' <.~ t U I'l) ~o the mere pu ni shin g H t ) far a:-~ h e is t:o n ce ii H' ri J mean . . lil li e , exn' J11 t hat h e :-~ ho u ld Le req uil·ed to m a kt·! ll.~ ll tu t ion fo1· t ilt· Jl<tl!l , t:·o uiJJe, :ln g.L;J. . )J a m.l H t ~ I'I U\\' lw \ t a u:-ed tiH oug h Uw Jo"'~ r.! m il li o n ~ o l do ll ar " t o IU Vt!~tor :-! . • A ~i d e f 1 (J J:l t he i!ll!J\ 1dua l ( l.l~l' , L •We \' l'r, t h e r e is u JII UCh big ge r lJU o.:.!Sl iUJt iJJ\ (J I\ ,d Thul ' {lll' StJ un i ~ wht!lh t! r or w >l Cl' i lll l tmJ:., .\!"( ' tc, IH :t lli J\'.' ' d 111 work with impumty , p1l!agiug and rolJbiu }( a nd ~w indlt n . ~ rw op h• of tht.> ir l1:tnl earn Pd t<' ITI[H\!ltl po:-~ st!s.-;on;.; a nd t lw n a re to outwi l, l;n\o, u rd e 1· and ju ~ til:e hy fl eei ng t o a L't:.ll ntry li ke G Te l'L e I \\h ere th e m m 10n s t)f law aud ordPr l" th is na tion ~ hall u uL be Hblc t.o hly t h t'! ir h a nds on the m. I T I i I &J)al n 1 Sead romes a ncl101 e d 10 t he gult t~rcam which 1s eqtuva.lel't t.o the ~ ~-~ ml - tr c p lco. l lut.tudc oJf Bermuda. I 11nd the AzOl e ~ ar c .:xpected to ~ l,tovc popular s un 1lllCr 1csort.s. 1 1 I n applr lng ! or l h~ NR A loan. 1 I PI' CO I' IJOIO.t!C .l SlL !m th t ha t the I : ~ t <H(•UlolC PIOj f' Ct Wlll 1 t' ·la tu•g as a rr.sal t. or wagedJ'l gai ~ - 1913 u.l LJ While he uh be .st1ung " "' ' '"'I he · Un - ' sec tions. <..:hest u, to pre- Lreakwatu Col ont> l Ch n rll' • A l.indb!"rgh . pklurPd a ~ he ~n ve ln ~t ruction~ from (h.,. 1 1, 1, t1f hi s pln ne m Sout h tt mp to n ll .•tbol', r:1 1 ;_~ la•Jt l . )U" I lwfo1 1.: h e hopw·d off w1lh M !'!l Li nUb(' l gh fur thl.'! r \ l~lt t o ] l'l'lantl AI C• l CL \\h .d\\ IIHJ t.1ur o f t he Jo:mrud d ls lt', th e ~rw10:1 !1 f11 :n;:;: JlD.IC llt'nt l u {'ailS to \"\.!! 1~ t!Jl! ~c e ne of L1ndy s tu st l ll ilnl]lh. NEW I I :J.Ssembly, ¥ No Bunes. Jt. No seams. ¥ No ¥ Stretches In cl~sps, ceU(m, ¥- 'll,:iU be co ns tru e· II' shlp· j P hila de lp h ia a nd Fealher wt· i;:; ht, ~· 1'1 slmd y ..... e noqh to r ontr11l lbe I !rom :;. M~1 e of Gf·.NUINF. :':.:.;::,. l,ao t ex. I ' Ea.sy lv (,a nw,lrf- 1 I $3:50 ' ! tlay:;l Ad minim 1tioil fi ~ ¥> A UeudcrSfln S i.cJI· in. I 1 ~~pei \~t'.h ~a~l~ow ~ml~ ven· l 11 b 1• SClf ·hQ- FLOATJNG OCEAN AIRPORT"~ ·st"l'l""'""' ;, some suf~ meth · \lng develop settdrom es ACROSS ATLANTIC ODFERED for tnms-orcnnlc tr<\vel. tf d In probnbly f' 1i1:!1 pl cSCH~ plum the sea(.]; omes , twldln g yardc a t , r woul cl ~tcross th e ocea,n at 1 Fa, tc wed to the Delaware AS PUBLJC WORK"~ PRO•JEC} v~t L'i about 450 miles for a nd \ •de la.ndH>g space~ Im· planes.'t~ u~re t hell final rrt.Un g places In to 1 DIES IN HOSPITAL I 11 le1 cf s flfP lC 1 , An r,pt· u wm\!.s slt uc t u1 e of n on ttw Atln ntlc . Ht •g a.r(J?e ..;,, o f wh at o 111 m:t y th 111 k :t iJ I)I\ 1 t he m crit.s <•l ~ li t: l'ttif• -.~t· should kel· JI ~t ! uo l t'ro 111 tiJij S I:! foo!i Nh s quHIJ ~ Ph lladelphla~·Nov 6-INB-Lon g i A(hll lrlsll al lou fo!' n $ao.ooo.ooo •n ucl ~tee l, t.he st~ adto m t-: 1 ~ 1,225 ft ld f' s . T h <' e a :ll' nl · t h P l\' <.l ZI·S ag ai· nst thl' Jews , ·IS t u th c t ht' blue-p1•! n : d 1ea.m . qI an 1m- k)nn I or tie 1 cons 1I ' lC 11 on o1 fi vc Ill . lt>ng th and1 abiJ ·h u l 300 ·t h·et t . wl df:a lr~~~;;" ·- ~ - _ . , nulna tlve .nvenfor a.nd his aSBOc· !:[ l.di' Jillf.'l , l eft. Pl llll pa c arac Pns 1c ~~ 1d e;1 :ii' of fii"C" a \ t..' r a p;l:• fl (• r :..; o tl 1; tJt nrvutv~·. n 11 ~1)f--titt!- l'fl tu~t 1!;ltm" construrtl,; n or 8 chal•• o1 ooa. Cla iming 1ts revo lutlonnry project 11\lgc nrplane la ndng deck , 1oc~ UJ ifat· a nd 'ti' dJ·uct :-o1'i?t1Jli' (i.'oft•r ( d1c 1t;e oceiU' (1k ks across tJ1e.' At - h no" l fe a:u ble a nd practical Lnnr..ular In • " "L t.: h ntle m~ soon becolne a l'elt\!ty t11 rh 1ne Sen.d r ome corpor atlon a,s. much !Jl:.e t u 1e 11 ng ec ;,1 1,1 '. ret o f )!.I'O d ]l ,d pt•op )p IJ)' :tllni h l' l' . How ev r , Ln:l 1;ndf'r the NRA. , r,r·rt~ granting of t he loan wo ul d put l nf :1 mn nl fl ilplruw can ler (; I l l'~ ;ntJ! ~ I\ t' t he f'! l' t·lld '' l' •Jr t iH· d 1· ! ~ 11 d e r lit' t•m;e t o in· The Seadrome Op(!an ,PQ<:k ,Cor· [lJ .OOO men back to wor k m 30 Huge buoyancy LB.I'k.'> wo uld main : \llhu' t' Oll ll t i' Y d '"•ll li.'> l l'tH ii. l r 1• • • IM atton. fprm~ t.o trafiala.t~ 1 ql.f,l ~ond would,~eatc a demand for, trqu the lanctmg deck. on even keel: ; ,1 · . . e. . , . IJ,ellUlllty t·lle ~ll\fim ~· J:~, !t,~~~_m.':' )21,000 ~Orl O,f stcfll jl,i:Q t eet i~obOVe t he water line While ( . Je U~l'l ~m g In \o\ a ~h1ugton J1a!t . llC!.: UIT~d bec?~se, tl~cng . the· ~QW(I , ~ij'&'\1~~ ·9'U ·• ~e ~p~ , rile or floating ocean ~\i.~~ ~\~lttrtlfl l. r,eadr?mi!o • u~e1f '1'1!;\ l'a m pafl)~ Employed In S,.racu11e Mine, Injured On. October 26 . n•venucs e:c! J' l'C"l.e d f r cm lwlcl a n d store rc n ~ : ( : l:iiOllS an tJ fees lrc rr. the seve1 al , I t·.t u- Atlal•ttc ai r li nes expected to I r .t tl Oili ~ e t he ocea n isla nds of steel. · ' It was I tu t he1 pomted out t h~t ' ~ ~ ·~ Fcdct al. stat(', mun icipal or lo· . v-d t o:u d approt·al IS necessar ;• and , ' 1w land co~ t s a r c Involved. while the 1 1 s.~u OOO,GOO lmu ' wh cch would com- , i 1 lt lcly 1 evolut:omze ocean , Plld pla ce Europe onl y :m hoW's I uwnJi by u u , Is rnm:h less t han the ' cost or tove n one navaJ a ir plane car· 1 I 1 I I I' I - - - -- - 1 7 HE NAZI-JEWISH -·ARGUMENT JI[~ iinrum 'J e nl h t'i wt·<~ ll tlw N'r!ZJs i ll Gt ·!'maii,V «!l• Jl d • th: •· iI J !· W ~ throu gh out th e w orl (l hns l!O ntinu ed until It j .. · I I II · I I llld ~• la.J l' t o lllVo l \ e oth ~c" r.-." 11 1 ·" luU t re m a ll l IIC ll r a : I practl~ all y I '• I ,,(I i f ,\c llltlel!. 1 1 Use of the sea.dromel', according s ( t h1 s c ou n t r y ha\'1.~ m ade c harge:) ag alfl ~t uJftc utl 1a pp!Jed to· fhe ·P~ fal·ftb1'te' , .~B ,l ltport. Was p 1c:-.cnla ti ves ftom Ge rmH u y to t he Unit t:! d Stati• B. Such ~"7-·T. -T.:- ~ ··- · --· Jt'WS ·lfl l' l t hi ng:-·, mvnlvc lhb t. u uut.ry a nd Ge rmun .v a nd U:l a dired ·~ 1\' ·Ill I o l' ~qc c,hargc l ~J·med Liy a N ~~w York ~ ~~lif'1.. J g,ui ~' l'' I\ Lury o'f State i~l'S U l' d wh at wit" vi rt ually ·arf il'f)8m",g! j t o the "'f"JrtH!n e!'Wuy. ·-~ I t ~~ (fi ffitl l\t f'ot fl. n nli on t o cn ntTiffT•ve ry mov e· of it."1 : ub,lt't'l:-., yet wh e n 1t li oeH n ot an d t h ey ar e of s u<'h a ch.11t· 1 ~· ~ ln ax t o b l'i n g arg um ent_" with fo reign powers, rlrastic 1 .!I I to n Js nece&'ia ry. Th e J ~ws in Am eri ca and th e Nazis I l11 •n•, . . houl d be mad e t o und en:1 tand \.hat America is not! till crest ed exce pt " " individual, , over their arguments. I NO WONOE~ . OtD 'c'OU E\11~ SEE TME OLD RANGE SHE HilS 'TO COQK ON? i ~'Tastes W&:LLWWE.REVEQ EL~ "'011 GO I'M GOING TO i"'!AKE BATH $1.50 DINING ROOrll AND m u:;-t be g't'flllted that th e funn cr ::c un• " t nu~ h t·ow" to h oe h ut whil e that ~mh j ect iH being tlhl- ' LU ~Me il, ju:- L w ho i t! \hiH ( UUUtr y c x l' ept in the Wt~althy ~ ~~~-:fu~:ei;.-'l Lia l"H I are h n , ·ing nnvth tn g b ut a to u ~h time iu fmdiu.l{ 1 Everywhere ont• UOTEL New Sm7roa, Florida THOSE OTHER RANOCS l.OOKEO GillAND TILL. I SJ>.W TH"-T !l.!CTRIC A"-NGE JIM, YOU CANl' IM.tt.GINE HOWWONDERFU\.ITIS TO HAVE AN ANO THINI< OF lHE WOAK AND MONiV YOU'LL SAVE Ei.~C:TRIC RANGE WITH AVTOMATIC. COOKERY! AND 11 S NOT EXPENSIVE EITHE:Ft AND DA.RU "'G, YOU 1..00 1<: ~l'lF.SH A 3 A R OS I! ! I ., Hea&N Write for Booklet and Ratel [ JAMES H. BUTLER ~ -==~==·:·:·:;·~...::,:::=o==:=dt I Defied Extortion o( hard l imes. E ve t·.v whel·e. une looh 111 1_ . , h,. !i1d:-~ m r n out ~) l t'm Jll oy men t and a great majority tlf ~ 1 d lC."i<:' }uwe not eve n :1 m t' all :-! o f r aho~ing food for them· 1 ~f'l V <'.., hut m ust dPJH~ n d on t heir t!tl'o r t.... to He<:ure money ur , 1 t harii,V' lo get t he ne n~~~nry foodstuff:-.. The la~t t hing in t h(' wo rld that will bring a ge neral • 1e tunl of pro~pe nty 1s vi oiPJit e. The lc Hders uf the riot- : l n).{ niavemcn t may t hin k an d pt.H'HUad e th eir followen\ that t ile onl y W U,\' to gf't r eli ef ig by bt·e aking law !!. anci ' Hl'l lng .force to br in g a bout t heir d emnnd s but t l ,ey are! vc t·v mu ch in t:!!'l'ol' on t h(• ~ uhi f' rt. . T-hingl" wi ll ta ke a turn l'or tht> bet te r fur if th e y do 11ol, it ca. n !Je onk a q uest ion of time until the ~ituution lJccnrries >-~o ba d that every one will be preying on every o ne else in th eir m ~td 1ig h1 fo l' e xist ence and thaL simply woulri tn etw ('h aos, thp e nd nf law and ol'der and finally, the surv ival of t h l! iitll'l'l 1, a nd thoHtl r~-m·,• iving will hardly mea1:1u r e up to t he ' ' li ttc~t.'' in ~m .v way but physically. ~I) t ha t a ft(~l' a l l, t he 1e mnants will tmd themselves in t'he pow <~ r Of t hose J>Popl P who ar e no t me ntally abl e to handl e thQ ~ j o b c ollfrnn t i n g- them . Thi8 iE< the history o f evecy Jevo luiiotl. T h a t i~ w h \' .o:.o fe w s u,ccee d and brir1g about th e rei~ l ta exp ect ed u ntil a fte r co 1,.1.ntl es~ mistakeR anri RJgn s 'C'" ' 1 ,-' '' ' ' -. '' U~~~mper 1t~~ , qnod ' ' ' ':' , r1 , ' l ' ·I, I) . '. ' I ' ol d dar e wpen the fellow n:·; own~~ f.,f~?..~!t ~11~ a ~o;'.)·'.vas f~!l~ldered I · 'I , ,\; well ofl'?~ . "" How To Keep Yourself Fresh As A Rose • Banish the confi ning cho l't! o f po t watching wludt put,; tcll- ta:,, lines jnto the fac t's of so many \\ ' ,fP len. Give yourself new hout·s of fre-edom, more tini'e for recr eatiot l by in stalling an ;Automatic E lectrie Range now, I .;.; :·:·· . ·, · , -. ·- ·1~ tift./ ' t Come in and see o(lr display or elecfric : rang~s. j i;.~ ~ee· ~ !lGI)¥. clean ] . ·coo ' 1 k"t · ' bc.''" ' c1ectrtc ery 'cal\ . .. - ·~·~·· FOR YOUR MONEY !Did \]ou Jever Stop tto ttbinlt 1 > ! ' ' well That the beat merchandise won't sell well unless it II advertioed. The sooner occasional advertisers start continuous adven~i in11 the oooner they will have a better paying·business. Ne;., • .. ' .ld .:;an - ·- :v~ Electric RANos l I ', ·' ...- ~ ' • ., · ,. ' ._, ' "'" ": ti"'l •t''"'it! r' . . -.· . '• .... ,;n · ·~. . . .. .• I ··.~ · ·· . Housed in a Gothic cabinet of rare charm, Model K·S2 utilizeo the ouperhetrodyne circuit, new type double purpooe tube, and an improved dynamic opeaker. Reception of police calla, amateur and aircraft tranomiuiono; continuouoly variable tone control; new vernier tuning control, exceptional performance and tone. • ..& . : S1:1bac~ibera will be started as s9_on . ·~ .-.-:,iv"'. aa, f I r •• '· ...;, ,. ~, ··bfODEL KJS2 .. - . ONLY All subscriptions secured by Worker• in the Prize Votinr Campaign from preaenl mail subocribers to tlie Daily Tribtjne or The Trib!ln"":TelejJraph will be credited to the expirati'!n d~t~ of subscription, regard· leao wheth~r it io P!i•t clllfl.or ~ paid , iu .•~d· 1, •'i.''>,i·,~-ie.\. 1 • ~ • :v,,, ~ , l ~' ·; ., 9.· '~ ' ~ · \ ·, ~r · ~ ·1 ' ,. ' Quality.io what makeo a big appeal to the public. advertioinll' any other kind. ' . I ... ATTENTION MAIL SUBSCRIBERS I\ I Here's Value The advance payment of your subscrip· tion will aave you money and the annoyance of a weekly collection. The Lady or Girl in the Big Prize Voting Campaign to whom you ll'ive your aubtcription will be very grateful for the votes it will oecure for her. Your paper will be delivered by the same carrier in the regular mann'er. I 1 •a Br EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. OKLA. I· t rials ha ve been made. The situation in the middle west, I bad as· it ia will hardl y be beuefltted th nough riotous ac- : tio~s!of ~ ,r~qi cal ele m ~~t which .?,.;~1\l',PY•, fo!l)lsty1fs <iii··f' tl]lllr •~ljjb!e ,to lljlpr.eSI! 'la w abidirir tlellih~orhh\<t they I must ,aJli~• e b)~•• t heirl met h od", ,, l , , · 1 - ocle Whip Salad Drc""'ing ia .ea-< J tirclr oew type-not too tart, uhf.~ blaud, not too oily in 8uqr. M,.~ ofj or.hui.cnt iog~ents, mixed lo All subocriptions paid workers in the Prize Voting Campaign after Nov. 6 for the Daily Tribune by carrier will be credited as if received on Dec. 4. During the inter· mediate time pay your carrier as usual. I -host~sses e And thou~Utntllla~M"f!I Kn:if'~!MIJo...! To avoid confusion, all oubocriptions to the Daily Tribune to be delivered by carrier given workers in the Prize Voting Campaign prior to Nov. 6 will be credited ao if received on that date, Therefore pay your carrier in y.our regular weekly manner up to that time. ! 1 say critical WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY · RATE • ;o Roo'l"-'1' B&lbo- ....., lt . COFFEE SHOP Under Same Mana&"emcnt. .lLBA Cf:IJ)R'I •• N-otice To Subscribers ! ROOMS !1.00, $U.11o lI I• better th~U~. mayonnaise!:'~ HOTEL COLUtv.6US Rates Retlu ced in th~ Cc ntrnl W e~ t . t ur nx, 'h e !';ecs HE\.I.!O GIRLS. MY RAN" IS &0 OLD I CANT BAKE 14. OEC£NT THING t I MUST BUY /1.. Ni.W OJIIE li n d ~ itRe lf facil• g a \ \' a y x . and m f' an s t o make end ::~ m eel'! I~Ec~on~o=m=y=====E~f:f:ic:i:e:n:c:y==---:?S_e_r_v_i_c_e,-:· b.v ua1.tF .11tched t o " 1e ocean bed by -·- -- · ·--- Cnlumtun. Ohit• t'lreproal most complicated pl'oblem in it!-! effort to make ~om e sort of nrrangellll' lll w here by t he farm er rnny bene f1t directly and quickly to Lbc ex t e nt Uwt he may rece ive higher prices for his Jl l'odu t\s. It i s apparent that the offic ial:>! in Washington arc doin g th eir utmost t o hrin g ahout the desiJ·I;!d change I!I JL tp ·d ate, th eir ~l t'o rt~ h a\' e b ~e n most inadequate \~h i e ~ ·h a~ b1·ough t nh out a re bellion among the farmers '. ConcelvccJ I T HE FARM PROBLEM JHEa dministra t io n l1 1s t FOR MEMBER BOARD OF EDUCATION ., ~ · · ~~ Southern Ohill Elec. Co. Middleport. Ohler , ,> No uae l f'"{l:f i :;,!~·~~.~ If .' .~ol.~.;.,.,ad.:r~i!l'}ll i~ p~oof th~t lh![advertioero ~ill kF,~P- ,_ , ·~· •· -\,.la,~~~~~eir ~~ \, 1:."~< ~ ,. · ~ ,fU~'l~~· . $ ' ~ ', ''' 1° ~~ ~..,- 1 • '"; " "' ..._ \ The natlon'• leading buoineu conce•n• are ·building good will by continuous advertioing of quality. Advertioinc create• a worth while reputation for any buaineao because it givea the buyer a real guarantee of quality and ' ' aentce. . · Continuouoly advertised ,product£ are popular because they :{ have all the qualities elaimed for ti.~.W." . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Buyero who set up a loud wail ah'ol.t -~rettinr oubotitutes for quality are the ones who never read the adnrtiaemento before they buy. ' .. IT IS JUST AS ~y ,TO BUY WELL ADY£RTISt:D LINES AND BE SATI~IED AS IT IS TO BUY NON."'DVER·~ tiSED LINES AND HAVE GRIEF AND . ,, TROUBLE. • �..... . ·• -' - ... • f Uoi!D TWO -·. -- . ·=· --- . &ept UIIODOtldod"" the J· ~. Ohio. undtr ibt Act ot Karch 3, lint. PqblJihed ~ aoo. ( ~ qoept. hturda:r. ~ o1l Lowcc Second Stn:~t. Pomero7, o . r .U -. construction . spon.sors elal..lp t}p! ~ 1. PAOB- : Ni\TlONAL ADVERTISING RE PRISJ;N TATJVI8 Erin to ~-~ · t• VIRGINIA GREGG NEWS I \ v here Beneath the !mae Llil.nd hllto deck airplanes will come resL I ,, nd t.ake at! agalin will be service , hanaarli, reparr shop~> , weather be ~ I 0 Lll11 PUTY ,Mr. lll1d Jlln. Qeoqe VOIIZao>l , new17 wedt. were honor ~ at 1 a partJ Gltturda.J evenlnl atnn by 1 membera ot the Phi Delta x.ppa • I 1 , 1J1G. IIJintfd, APDO)'mOUo!l ltt.terl, b.owever eaceJleDt and dt!Nrabl e ln tJwn. .-Pes 10 no l..nlltanee 'fl'lU be pttbl.lsb:tod. •- - - -:-:-:::-:=-o:-:-:--:-:==== =-:-:=:-:-:-:::=·:-:-::c- - Hopped . ~ : t~e-'bi.Ptett.ni ·· • [ dromes can wtW.stand .toetr names-a1thol1&:h not necesaa.rUy to bb ' ilea · • of hllie ocean waves which they t..l· pialn wtll pass t.hrouah the stream illr.ed undet'Str ucture without. break- I 11/he.D. our l!ieJlds.-.md Ul lt t ter& ... newa matter for pLlb11cal:.lon ther lbould 1D \;~~~~.~o:~·,;~~~~"".~~~,'· -""· : As. I.J)-n~rghs Beeat.Jae or its openwork ~~ ~ ..W · Who's Afr 1• · ·f the Big, Brown Be:u? -. MONDA Y, NOVEMBJI!R 8, 1933 =======~==========~====================================~~~-==--==~ - - THE DAII TRIBUNE lil*r'ed malt~Y 11. tnt, •t Po•~ ~. fl,~J J . I, Prt.&emJtJ, 1 street. at their Fourteen preeent for the room~ on RAa c:oupte. ~don. I t>J&Yin(, lll1d d&nllln( , slol\.l ot dle mr~ 1 Resigned Posts in NRA were ~ ..,.. .,..,_ I ~~~e~u.s~n~a~ood~ul~~~~.' Pa=~~ !gP.rs I ' eel lllwba.U. ID.a. t.'bical(o, PbUailt:lphi&, Pitk biii'J'h. MD•aU.. will be able to stop overnight at t.he seadrome hotels in t he mid· ! ole of Lhe ocean where they can shops, beau· l l' parlors, t.hea.ters an d gyml'a.slwrus '!he seadromee wUl also have atock 1 €Xchange branches &lld even fishing 1 1 Jmtr onize rt~st&uran tA, I ..,._ __·_F_or_ n_OPJ_.... __o_t_nc_·•_•_•_•_c_lr_•_lll_•_'_'on_ D _•_•_'·_c_&ll _m _ _-a____ [ Gcli ve:ot:-d o, C11rrh:r 117 Ab!l' Ouc Week .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 8 .15 One Mo nth . , . . .. .. . .. . . .. • C li>J r.ronLh .. •.... . . ... . .60 Three Month~ . . . . . . . . . . . . • . one 't ca r .. , , .... . , ..... , , , , b 00 Six U onths . , . .. .. .. . . .. . .• , I .50 j UIO 2.00 I to:mLteIts HI£ IN SULL CASE NC E MORE: jt HPP" a,·s that crim e a nd its o pera ton1 , are to t.n um p h l~>' •·r Jll~t iu~ . for once more hav e t h e Gree- ! , J'lll t n urb rul ~: U that 11-h . lnsu ll, eX·llti liti es magnate. j 1•1., ' I' IJ1 h( 1klJn·n:d t•J ofli clllb of t he Unit ed States. The d t 1 , •• 1o n v. ~::s r ew.te n •ti r l' rently l.J y th, · f' u urt of Appe1:1.IM \ 'f l iJ ![Ct..:Jd e d ill ~ JJJ t<:! or a r epr ima nd to th e defe ndant, I ll •al l1•· l.Jtd LI ll () l ll!g-h lly bt• d e lin!l·ed . The d ec isim1 it 1 1 Ill ... , 1'.::; .1 le:il o f t h t• re<:e ntl y ratili efl t rl!aty rl! gardin g 1 , :-;tJ,t d Jtiu 1 Uetwee-n the L' uite d Stut~~ ~n d G r~ ece and a:4 1 O .spncsors wHl not only ellm · every vestige of ·! cl tlnger an~ chance ! r om tr&n&· 1 "' eanlc ftyipg but will make the 1 · ll.tlant1c cr Oloslng a. m&tter of only I ' :ro h ours Rt th e most . Each sea.drom e, a world ln it..'lelf, l , "'t>lllh s 63,000 tons and will C08t an 1 e~tl mated 16.000.000 Each will be · Ha nncd by a r esident persoDD.el of ; about 125 nnd a. ftoe.tlng payroll or . httwee n 300 and 500 persons. The first seadrome would be 1a nchored In the ocean about 375 lm 1les ea.st of New Yotk City. Three ] dher s would be bui lt a.t 11\C.erva:S • d 4'JO m iles tn a.. line due east to A:r.(lres a nd thf! final link be· . I 1t he ween t he Azores and the coast ot l r · 11ch IJ<.'t;s ])ee n :-; h ow u bJ 1 , ,~ t:· n!il'rly i11R.d equate so f ur lli'l ntie 11 1 t hi::; c: uuJ• t ' Y ar .· cttll t:t! rncc.l. ,\J r. lr;:-; ull , it mu t'\ t l,e ,,dmillctl , L o ld nud pru buU iy WJ ]] Jl' l t ht• l~ UJ!L) u J <lJC} fH Ul'L' Cll tl1 11 J;.t ) ll1 Ut: hi natHJU :; Jill the l' <.~ t U I'l) ~o the mere pu ni shin g H t ) far a:-~ h e is t:o n ce ii H' ri J mean . . lil li e , exn' J11 t hat h e :-~ ho u ld Le req uil·ed to m a kt·! ll.~ ll tu t ion fo1· t ilt· Jl<tl!l , t:·o uiJJe, :ln g.L;J. . )J a m.l H t ~ I'I U\\' lw \ t a u:-ed tiH oug h Uw Jo"'~ r.! m il li o n ~ o l do ll ar " t o IU Vt!~tor :-! . • A ~i d e f 1 (J J:l t he i!ll!J\ 1dua l ( l.l~l' , L •We \' l'r, t h e r e is u JII UCh big ge r lJU o.:.!Sl iUJt iJJ\ (J I\ ,d Thul ' {lll' StJ un i ~ wht!lh t! r or w >l Cl' i lll l tmJ:., .\!"( ' tc, IH :t lli J\'.' ' d 111 work with impumty , p1l!agiug and rolJbiu }( a nd ~w indlt n . ~ rw op h• of tht.> ir l1:tnl earn Pd t<' ITI[H\!ltl po:-~ st!s.-;on;.; a nd t lw n a re to outwi l, l;n\o, u rd e 1· and ju ~ til:e hy fl eei ng t o a L't:.ll ntry li ke G Te l'L e I \\h ere th e m m 10n s t)f law aud ordPr l" th is na tion ~ hall u uL be Hblc t.o hly t h t'! ir h a nds on the m. I T I i I &J)al n 1 Sead romes a ncl101 e d 10 t he gult t~rcam which 1s eqtuva.lel't t.o the ~ ~-~ ml - tr c p lco. l lut.tudc oJf Bermuda. I 11nd the AzOl e ~ ar c .:xpected to ~ l,tovc popular s un 1lllCr 1csort.s. 1 1 I n applr lng ! or l h~ NR A loan. 1 I PI' CO I' IJOIO.t!C .l SlL !m th t ha t the I : ~ t <H(•UlolC PIOj f' Ct Wlll 1 t' ·la tu•g as a rr.sal t. or wagedJ'l gai ~ - 1913 u.l LJ While he uh be .st1ung " "' ' '"'I he · Un - ' sec tions. <..:hest u, to pre- Lreakwatu Col ont> l Ch n rll' • A l.indb!"rgh . pklurPd a ~ he ~n ve ln ~t ruction~ from (h.,. 1 1, 1, t1f hi s pln ne m Sout h tt mp to n ll .•tbol', r:1 1 ;_~ la•Jt l . )U" I lwfo1 1.: h e hopw·d off w1lh M !'!l Li nUb(' l gh fur thl.'! r \ l~lt t o ] l'l'lantl AI C• l CL \\h .d\\ IIHJ t.1ur o f t he Jo:mrud d ls lt', th e ~rw10:1 !1 f11 :n;:;: JlD.IC llt'nt l u {'ailS to \"\.!! 1~ t!Jl! ~c e ne of L1ndy s tu st l ll ilnl]lh. NEW I I :J.Ssembly, ¥ No Bunes. Jt. No seams. ¥ No ¥ Stretches In cl~sps, ceU(m, ¥- 'll,:iU be co ns tru e· II' shlp· j P hila de lp h ia a nd Fealher wt· i;:; ht, ~· 1'1 slmd y ..... e noqh to r ontr11l lbe I !rom :;. M~1 e of Gf·.NUINF. :':.:.;::,. l,ao t ex. I ' Ea.sy lv (,a nw,lrf- 1 I $3:50 ' ! tlay:;l Ad minim 1tioil fi ~ ¥> A UeudcrSfln S i.cJI· in. I 1 ~~pei \~t'.h ~a~l~ow ~ml~ ven· l 11 b 1• SClf ·hQ- FLOATJNG OCEAN AIRPORT"~ ·st"l'l""'""' ;, some suf~ meth · \lng develop settdrom es ACROSS ATLANTIC ODFERED for tnms-orcnnlc tr<\vel. tf d In probnbly f' 1i1:!1 pl cSCH~ plum the sea(.]; omes , twldln g yardc a t , r woul cl ~tcross th e ocea,n at 1 Fa, tc wed to the Delaware AS PUBLJC WORK"~ PRO•JEC} v~t L'i about 450 miles for a nd \ •de la.ndH>g space~ Im· planes.'t~ u~re t hell final rrt.Un g places In to 1 DIES IN HOSPITAL I 11 le1 cf s flfP lC 1 , An r,pt· u wm\!.s slt uc t u1 e of n on ttw Atln ntlc . Ht •g a.r(J?e ..;,, o f wh at o 111 m:t y th 111 k :t iJ I)I\ 1 t he m crit.s <•l ~ li t: l'ttif• -.~t· should kel· JI ~t ! uo l t'ro 111 tiJij S I:! foo!i Nh s quHIJ ~ Ph lladelphla~·Nov 6-INB-Lon g i A(hll lrlsll al lou fo!' n $ao.ooo.ooo •n ucl ~tee l, t.he st~ adto m t-: 1 ~ 1,225 ft ld f' s . T h <' e a :ll' nl · t h P l\' <.l ZI·S ag ai· nst thl' Jews , ·IS t u th c t ht' blue-p1•! n : d 1ea.m . qI an 1m- k)nn I or tie 1 cons 1I ' lC 11 on o1 fi vc Ill . lt>ng th and1 abiJ ·h u l 300 ·t h·et t . wl df:a lr~~~;;" ·- ~ - _ . , nulna tlve .nvenfor a.nd his aSBOc· !:[ l.di' Jillf.'l , l eft. Pl llll pa c arac Pns 1c ~~ 1d e;1 :ii' of fii"C" a \ t..' r a p;l:• fl (• r :..; o tl 1; tJt nrvutv~·. n 11 ~1)f--titt!- l'fl tu~t 1!;ltm" construrtl,; n or 8 chal•• o1 ooa. Cla iming 1ts revo lutlonnry project 11\lgc nrplane la ndng deck , 1oc~ UJ ifat· a nd 'ti' dJ·uct :-o1'i?t1Jli' (i.'oft•r ( d1c 1t;e oceiU' (1k ks across tJ1e.' At - h no" l fe a:u ble a nd practical Lnnr..ular In • " "L t.: h ntle m~ soon becolne a l'elt\!ty t11 rh 1ne Sen.d r ome corpor atlon a,s. much !Jl:.e t u 1e 11 ng ec ;,1 1,1 '. ret o f )!.I'O d ]l ,d pt•op )p IJ)' :tllni h l' l' . How ev r , Ln:l 1;ndf'r the NRA. , r,r·rt~ granting of t he loan wo ul d put l nf :1 mn nl fl ilplruw can ler (; I l l'~ ;ntJ! ~ I\ t' t he f'! l' t·lld '' l' •Jr t iH· d 1· ! ~ 11 d e r lit' t•m;e t o in· The Seadrome Op(!an ,PQ<:k ,Cor· [lJ .OOO men back to wor k m 30 Huge buoyancy LB.I'k.'> wo uld main : \llhu' t' Oll ll t i' Y d '"•ll li.'> l l'tH ii. l r 1• • • IM atton. fprm~ t.o trafiala.t~ 1 ql.f,l ~ond would,~eatc a demand for, trqu the lanctmg deck. on even keel: ; ,1 · . . e. . , . IJ,ellUlllty t·lle ~ll\fim ~· J:~, !t,~~~_m.':' )21,000 ~Orl O,f stcfll jl,i:Q t eet i~obOVe t he water line While ( . Je U~l'l ~m g In \o\ a ~h1ugton J1a!t . llC!.: UIT~d bec?~se, tl~cng . the· ~QW(I , ~ij'&'\1~~ ·9'U ·• ~e ~p~ , rile or floating ocean ~\i.~~ ~\~lttrtlfl l. r,eadr?mi!o • u~e1f '1'1!;\ l'a m pafl)~ Employed In S,.racu11e Mine, Injured On. October 26 . n•venucs e:c! J' l'C"l.e d f r cm lwlcl a n d store rc n ~ : ( : l:iiOllS an tJ fees lrc rr. the seve1 al , I t·.t u- Atlal•ttc ai r li nes expected to I r .t tl Oili ~ e t he ocea n isla nds of steel. · ' It was I tu t he1 pomted out t h~t ' ~ ~ ·~ Fcdct al. stat(', mun icipal or lo· . v-d t o:u d approt·al IS necessar ;• and , ' 1w land co~ t s a r c Involved. while the 1 1 s.~u OOO,GOO lmu ' wh cch would com- , i 1 lt lcly 1 evolut:omze ocean , Plld pla ce Europe onl y :m hoW's I uwnJi by u u , Is rnm:h less t han the ' cost or tove n one navaJ a ir plane car· 1 I 1 I I I' I - - - -- - 1 7 HE NAZI-JEWISH -·ARGUMENT JI[~ iinrum 'J e nl h t'i wt·<~ ll tlw N'r!ZJs i ll Gt ·!'maii,V «!l• Jl d • th: •· iI J !· W ~ throu gh out th e w orl (l hns l!O ntinu ed until It j .. · I I II · I I llld ~• la.J l' t o lllVo l \ e oth ~c" r.-." 11 1 ·" luU t re m a ll l IIC ll r a : I practl~ all y I '• I ,,(I i f ,\c llltlel!. 1 1 Use of the sea.dromel', according s ( t h1 s c ou n t r y ha\'1.~ m ade c harge:) ag alfl ~t uJftc utl 1a pp!Jed to· fhe ·P~ fal·ftb1'te' , .~B ,l ltport. Was p 1c:-.cnla ti ves ftom Ge rmH u y to t he Unit t:! d Stati• B. Such ~"7-·T. -T.:- ~ ··- · --· Jt'WS ·lfl l' l t hi ng:-·, mvnlvc lhb t. u uut.ry a nd Ge rmun .v a nd U:l a dired ·~ 1\' ·Ill I o l' ~qc c,hargc l ~J·med Liy a N ~~w York ~ ~~lif'1.. J g,ui ~' l'' I\ Lury o'f State i~l'S U l' d wh at wit" vi rt ually ·arf il'f)8m",g! j t o the "'f"JrtH!n e!'Wuy. ·-~ I t ~~ (fi ffitl l\t f'ot fl. n nli on t o cn ntTiffT•ve ry mov e· of it."1 : ub,lt't'l:-., yet wh e n 1t li oeH n ot an d t h ey ar e of s u<'h a ch.11t· 1 ~· ~ ln ax t o b l'i n g arg um ent_" with fo reign powers, rlrastic 1 .!I I to n Js nece&'ia ry. Th e J ~ws in Am eri ca and th e Nazis I l11 •n•, . . houl d be mad e t o und en:1 tand \.hat America is not! till crest ed exce pt " " individual, , over their arguments. I NO WONOE~ . OtD 'c'OU E\11~ SEE TME OLD RANGE SHE HilS 'TO COQK ON? i ~'Tastes W&:LLWWE.REVEQ EL~ "'011 GO I'M GOING TO i"'!AKE BATH $1.50 DINING ROOrll AND m u:;-t be g't'flllted that th e funn cr ::c un• " t nu~ h t·ow" to h oe h ut whil e that ~mh j ect iH being tlhl- ' LU ~Me il, ju:- L w ho i t! \hiH ( UUUtr y c x l' ept in the Wt~althy ~ ~~~-:fu~:ei;.-'l Lia l"H I are h n , ·ing nnvth tn g b ut a to u ~h time iu fmdiu.l{ 1 Everywhere ont• UOTEL New Sm7roa, Florida THOSE OTHER RANOCS l.OOKEO GillAND TILL. I SJ>.W TH"-T !l.!CTRIC A"-NGE JIM, YOU CANl' IM.tt.GINE HOWWONDERFU\.ITIS TO HAVE AN ANO THINI< OF lHE WOAK AND MONiV YOU'LL SAVE Ei.~C:TRIC RANGE WITH AVTOMATIC. COOKERY! AND 11 S NOT EXPENSIVE EITHE:Ft AND DA.RU "'G, YOU 1..00 1<: ~l'lF.SH A 3 A R OS I! ! I ., Hea&N Write for Booklet and Ratel [ JAMES H. BUTLER ~ -==~==·:·:·:;·~...::,:::=o==:=dt I Defied Extortion o( hard l imes. E ve t·.v whel·e. une looh 111 1_ . , h,. !i1d:-~ m r n out ~) l t'm Jll oy men t and a great majority tlf ~ 1 d lC."i<:' }uwe not eve n :1 m t' all :-! o f r aho~ing food for them· 1 ~f'l V <'.., hut m ust dPJH~ n d on t heir t!tl'o r t.... to He<:ure money ur , 1 t harii,V' lo get t he ne n~~~nry foodstuff:-.. The la~t t hing in t h(' wo rld that will bring a ge neral • 1e tunl of pro~pe nty 1s vi oiPJit e. The lc Hders uf the riot- : l n).{ niavemcn t may t hin k an d pt.H'HUad e th eir followen\ that t ile onl y W U,\' to gf't r eli ef ig by bt·e aking law !!. anci ' Hl'l lng .force to br in g a bout t heir d emnnd s but t l ,ey are! vc t·v mu ch in t:!!'l'ol' on t h(• ~ uhi f' rt. . T-hingl" wi ll ta ke a turn l'or tht> bet te r fur if th e y do 11ol, it ca. n !Je onk a q uest ion of time until the ~ituution lJccnrries >-~o ba d that every one will be preying on every o ne else in th eir m ~td 1ig h1 fo l' e xist ence and thaL simply woulri tn etw ('h aos, thp e nd nf law and ol'der and finally, the surv ival of t h l! iitll'l'l 1, a nd thoHtl r~-m·,• iving will hardly mea1:1u r e up to t he ' ' li ttc~t.'' in ~m .v way but physically. ~I) t ha t a ft(~l' a l l, t he 1e mnants will tmd themselves in t'he pow <~ r Of t hose J>Popl P who ar e no t me ntally abl e to handl e thQ ~ j o b c ollfrnn t i n g- them . Thi8 iE< the history o f evecy Jevo luiiotl. T h a t i~ w h \' .o:.o fe w s u,ccee d and brir1g about th e rei~ l ta exp ect ed u ntil a fte r co 1,.1.ntl es~ mistakeR anri RJgn s 'C'" ' 1 ,-' '' ' ' -. '' U~~~mper 1t~~ , qnod ' ' ' ':' , r1 , ' l ' ·I, I) . '. ' I ' ol d dar e wpen the fellow n:·; own~~ f.,f~?..~!t ~11~ a ~o;'.)·'.vas f~!l~ldered I · 'I , ,\; well ofl'?~ . "" How To Keep Yourself Fresh As A Rose • Banish the confi ning cho l't! o f po t watching wludt put,; tcll- ta:,, lines jnto the fac t's of so many \\ ' ,fP len. Give yourself new hout·s of fre-edom, more tini'e for recr eatiot l by in stalling an ;Automatic E lectrie Range now, I .;.; :·:·· . ·, · , -. ·- ·1~ tift./ ' t Come in and see o(lr display or elecfric : rang~s. j i;.~ ~ee· ~ !lGI)¥. clean ] . ·coo ' 1 k"t · ' bc.''" ' c1ectrtc ery 'cal\ . .. - ·~·~·· FOR YOUR MONEY !Did \]ou Jever Stop tto ttbinlt 1 > ! ' ' well That the beat merchandise won't sell well unless it II advertioed. The sooner occasional advertisers start continuous adven~i in11 the oooner they will have a better paying·business. Ne;., • .. ' .ld .:;an - ·- :v~ Electric RANos l I ', ·' ...- ~ ' • ., · ,. ' ._, ' "'" ": ti"'l •t''"'it! r' . . -.· . '• .... ,;n · ·~. . . .. .• I ··.~ · ·· . Housed in a Gothic cabinet of rare charm, Model K·S2 utilizeo the ouperhetrodyne circuit, new type double purpooe tube, and an improved dynamic opeaker. Reception of police calla, amateur and aircraft tranomiuiono; continuouoly variable tone control; new vernier tuning control, exceptional performance and tone. • ..& . : S1:1bac~ibera will be started as s9_on . ·~ .-.-:,iv"'. aa, f I r •• '· ...;, ,. ~, ··bfODEL KJS2 .. - . ONLY All subscriptions secured by Worker• in the Prize Votinr Campaign from preaenl mail subocribers to tlie Daily Tribtjne or The Trib!ln"":TelejJraph will be credited to the expirati'!n d~t~ of subscription, regard· leao wheth~r it io P!i•t clllfl.or ~ paid , iu .•~d· 1, •'i.''>,i·,~-ie.\. 1 • ~ • :v,,, ~ , l ~' ·; ., 9.· '~ ' ~ · \ ·, ~r · ~ ·1 ' ,. ' Quality.io what makeo a big appeal to the public. advertioinll' any other kind. ' . I ... ATTENTION MAIL SUBSCRIBERS I\ I Here's Value The advance payment of your subscrip· tion will aave you money and the annoyance of a weekly collection. The Lady or Girl in the Big Prize Voting Campaign to whom you ll'ive your aubtcription will be very grateful for the votes it will oecure for her. Your paper will be delivered by the same carrier in the regular mann'er. I 1 •a Br EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE. OKLA. I· t rials ha ve been made. The situation in the middle west, I bad as· it ia will hardl y be beuefltted th nough riotous ac- : tio~s!of ~ ,r~qi cal ele m ~~t which .?,.;~1\l',PY•, fo!l)lsty1fs <iii··f' tl]lllr •~ljjb!e ,to lljlpr.eSI! 'la w abidirir tlellih~orhh\<t they I must ,aJli~• e b)~•• t heirl met h od", ,, l , , · 1 - ocle Whip Salad Drc""'ing ia .ea-< J tirclr oew type-not too tart, uhf.~ blaud, not too oily in 8uqr. M,.~ ofj or.hui.cnt iog~ents, mixed lo All subocriptions paid workers in the Prize Voting Campaign after Nov. 6 for the Daily Tribune by carrier will be credited as if received on Dec. 4. During the inter· mediate time pay your carrier as usual. I -host~sses e And thou~Utntllla~M"f!I Kn:if'~!MIJo...! To avoid confusion, all oubocriptions to the Daily Tribune to be delivered by carrier given workers in the Prize Voting Campaign prior to Nov. 6 will be credited ao if received on that date, Therefore pay your carrier in y.our regular weekly manner up to that time. ! 1 say critical WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY · RATE • ;o Roo'l"-'1' B&lbo- ....., lt . COFFEE SHOP Under Same Mana&"emcnt. .lLBA Cf:IJ)R'I •• N-otice To Subscribers ! ROOMS !1.00, $U.11o lI I• better th~U~. mayonnaise!:'~ HOTEL COLUtv.6US Rates Retlu ced in th~ Cc ntrnl W e~ t . t ur nx, 'h e !';ecs HE\.I.!O GIRLS. MY RAN" IS &0 OLD I CANT BAKE 14. OEC£NT THING t I MUST BUY /1.. Ni.W OJIIE li n d ~ itRe lf facil• g a \ \' a y x . and m f' an s t o make end ::~ m eel'! I~Ec~on~o=m=y=====E~f:f:ic:i:e:n:c:y==---:?S_e_r_v_i_c_e,-:· b.v ua1.tF .11tched t o " 1e ocean bed by -·- -- · ·--- Cnlumtun. Ohit• t'lreproal most complicated pl'oblem in it!-! effort to make ~om e sort of nrrangellll' lll w here by t he farm er rnny bene f1t directly and quickly to Lbc ex t e nt Uwt he may rece ive higher prices for his Jl l'odu t\s. It i s apparent that the offic ial:>! in Washington arc doin g th eir utmost t o hrin g ahout the desiJ·I;!d change I!I JL tp ·d ate, th eir ~l t'o rt~ h a\' e b ~e n most inadequate \~h i e ~ ·h a~ b1·ough t nh out a re bellion among the farmers '. ConcelvccJ I T HE FARM PROBLEM JHEa dministra t io n l1 1s t FOR MEMBER BOARD OF EDUCATION ., ~ · · ~~ Southern Ohill Elec. Co. Middleport. Ohler , ,> No uae l f'"{l:f i :;,!~·~~.~ If .' .~ol.~.;.,.,ad.:r~i!l'}ll i~ p~oof th~t lh![advertioero ~ill kF,~P- ,_ , ·~· •· -\,.la,~~~~~eir ~~ \, 1:."~< ~ ,. · ~ ,fU~'l~~· . $ ' ~ ', ''' 1° ~~ ~..,- 1 • '"; " "' ..._ \ The natlon'• leading buoineu conce•n• are ·building good will by continuous advertioing of quality. Advertioinc create• a worth while reputation for any buaineao because it givea the buyer a real guarantee of quality and ' ' aentce. . · Continuouoly advertised ,product£ are popular because they :{ have all the qualities elaimed for ti.~.W." . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Buyero who set up a loud wail ah'ol.t -~rettinr oubotitutes for quality are the ones who never read the adnrtiaemento before they buy. ' .. IT IS JUST AS ~y ,TO BUY WELL ADY£RTISt:D LINES AND BE SATI~IED AS IT IS TO BUY NON."'DVER·~ tiSED LINES AND HAVE GRIEF AND . ,, TROUBLE. • �U:ONDAY, NOVEM1i.D I, lltl "' PAC!J POlm, MASON CITY Slain in Palastine · To Co~tinu.~. ~ight ~n ·a~ MONDAY t•IQVgMlli!.'R tJ, 11M3 ·' Br Arthur "Buc•" Baer · Ql-ASSIFIED A~VERTI SING ' SEC'riON. L d a 1 J- Godin. Wiu 1tMf on foot 1 of the four perloda an4 Ownmlnp &way :slowly In the breeze while the tourists gallop~ down from the 1 U@tropcllt.a.n hills and all but the l l I -with our usual incorporated Ltnmgest and bravest tlck~t specaJ' tode&ty SUld Industrial eoyneR> ~hat lat.or& were ll\jured ln thr rush. Wf! report our ramed Century o1 __ _ , Frogresti wout'ld up •• a me&& ol Th: result of t.he far ~ance was lt Type like thi• l~per [HAST[ RNT[ Hft MS)~~~~~~~~s v.~~~ ~~~~;-~~ ,t~:~ II ~i~tE:T~\::1," ,a:!C::.0 ~ ~~6 1 l r~ f~~[D T~ =====~==.:==5P~1:".I:::::::::::::-==================~ j "' l . ! L - - - .: 16 ~~rleh •l'ypo Uko this (10 pt.) lOc ., •• line. 'l'ype like th1s «! pt.. .07<: per Une) Ui avem;:e words tntlke a lin!! ) ~rtce 6 COD.ICCut.ive ln8crtlona for 2. ~ ~ t, ~ ~ r~Tll ~ JuITt(\~~ ~~~be(j~~~n~~l l~l~ feathers. ·- - West And South Invade ., lnfhct . New Yor k 10 Stunning Defeat. ON LEADJNG rEAM[" t ~ I ColllleCutlve lnacrtionA ror prke of '" wiU .illadlY By DAVIS J WAI,SH INS c,..v, ~:> r:dltor resuJt.S t.o you The publl!l.ben will be resporu;1ble ~ew York , Nov onJy for one incorrect insertlon of any a<lvcrt.ir.cment. Err~~o in ~ ,_,,~ ht. tT.PQrtccl Nc; a::tvert.tll~--;\11 be takctn fnr lfoAR thao n. m111lmum t:iJBl'GC ot crmllt ror ('ach 6 - INS- Wit hno ::md souud of t.!ach ol,l· .. , on 11])]:'-: __ ,.. bank~ of an Ulllnvely ',1:eam ca;Jed the Ha1Jem rlwr tmmedlatelY. twetJt-!lv~ uo Colgate, Fordham, Loae; Walah Summarizes Re•ulta de:;irod, 10 that the copy :vuur ad il prep.;.. ::d tn 8UCb manner as to brJNI the advert13eme nl..'ol lill"lUld 7 1l 6 decislon 0 lnt'flr- .1 1 4 0 bJ~t! ~u~r Lto a u~l:h~a:ui~;:; trormil' lll nrst ence victory 'I They'll Strive for Grid Glory This We-: k u, Q. 1e:a:as Chr:aL.ap oelng the vict !m 'l to o wtt11 Cet, L2oary and Texas , Blbo wlmt:n:J: The Iarmer beal I I e;:t~~u::: ! ~~~a: ~~~~~ll c~~r ~~~h~r~n~M~~~ ~11t.t lO to Q QthcJ Jctu:ru; ot lhe day were Pitt 37 Gentle 0 Otuo State 21, IPdmna o. Mlchtgnn state o KanSt U W 1 0 Chi 0 ~hb ille , Jscons u . cage : .l'dabuma. 20 Kentucky o, vandert.J it 9, Gec.tQn Tt!ch ~. 6\.l\nford 21. Olympic Club 0, W~mt Vnglnla 13, • rJIIuquett e 13 , Ha rvard 21, Lehlih I o· PennsylvBtlta 16, L.!.Fayette 7; 1 Clr.lahoma 20 Kansas 0, Sa!'ta. I L!ura 13. Rice D; Amherst lt, ) MaM!\chw.elt:s Stale o, North Oa.ro- 1 1 na ti. North Caroll.na State o . I 1unple 20 Dtukc 14 SyraCU!Ie 12. 1 : r1·rn Bt11.te fl, Colorado Unlver!llt,y , 2ti Cole1ndo College II , Washington 1 1 E.lAte 16 Gonzaga 0 W estern Mary 1r.L'~ 14 Bu cknell 1i: VIrg inia Poly ~ ' 1 w &: L 7 Ut<>h Agglcs 21, Wyo- 1 1 1:1mg 0 , Den ver ti, En~.o:hum Young 1 0 -~ ... ~I v:am unddentcct and unlled, t.he Htmma 1y including their perlorrp u.J ces of Saturday Otegon 20, Ul ft.h 7, Army :u CDe G, Prmceton 33, Blow"' , 0 ma'klno " j 1J t• TtgeJ look a 11Lt.le better agWn, r.J cluga n '7, Dinols 6; Nebra~~ka :16, I M, ~SCU !l D. Dultc 13, Auburn 7, 1 Genrgla 14. Flonda. 0, Duquesne 21 1 \\ & J 6 1 1lw followmg remamro tented IJut !Jed Mumesota D. ( ophcn:t b~mg the rbc.vr Mls&llilllppt 12, Southern 0, Purdue 17. "cch 7, Loul.Siana State Southetn 1Carc hna 7 1 1Gld not pmyJ, Oregon State ol play! 1 The lollow!ug wete de!~at.ed tnc urst time I 1 I '!"om Keel e Ltl~ other, a IQ:ifr 1 tL.•(fback Wi:u wus one of Toledo't 1 mttstandmg scholaEtic pla.yera Ot J 'W YCI'-rs ago. also has turoed In Ls :..Ut, Cut will continue h1s !t"" t !Lt t1 err Keffe has beet ••nt u·cm the Lt am·s dnlll tor a waek, b, t ,t.h«l larl was not revealed by 1•,· !'/t:srt)- tth le~1c aflkla~ r L"lC h S~n. W!llarna.n's '"iikrct ~· t rtlcc · uct•·1 \1 1., !n eft'ect a ll lal;.t '" ~ k dllrlng rtr!lll! fm the IIBIIle a I cont~1 1 lr,e are among those today who re- i u:ind blew tlle loose astrlch fea.thrn out acrOI:Iti Lake Mlchlgap uf ).lrdti en pass~s e.ll day, totterln1 ,,fl to the dr!!BslnQ: room ahead ot a - A outelde of CaUiomia's bloodleu tie ' 1 .. ••.., Lt>at other and more ethical attrac~ tlt.Jns suffered In c ttenda.nce. BusiTbc ostrich plumaa:c \l'BB 8 bean- t:l!'l>S ls bus1ne118. So they hired lan t ful tao waved 'fo'lth ltBCe and dcx- (1.,.ncets, too. ' tertty by a Uttle lady In Ohlce.go II \ , poved t.o be the 5UI&tlon or the So mllnY' ran dAncen wriru~:Ied Cptlmia~lc Cent.enntal l'r>d squlnned tha i. a.vtarors couldn't l~nd In Chlcaso until a ravarlni line. .. Fl~;Matmen I }u~: ~~~~~ r~~t;:!~d br~athet I-,. \• !1 '1 Tnctillhl PJt'h,•• .dl 1 t• >ll~m;:. on m~benph 1 tbl I H~t hall 111 Uw 1&ll.llle Sllt- lllll}, <hU.f!Pd tn cntllllll clothes t'd II lt Ill!• 11t"Hl Ht" •,a)d l' _ bopes " lf'tlllll to school-not 01 ·~;) f,ta•t - !or ... no!lwr ~rn1 or football • 'llpelltlon i{ • lc liHltca tr rl nc had not re( • N1 n fn n u !a! t hiS sea80n and ' ~11111g u1J tootb.lll a~ a. bad job" J• 1 :11' ~ we1" hca1 d loda y that Joe 1 n, rr u u~ ll,dn• youth and s ubsti t• hd,ll cl ,, v !tad dc~rt~;d the c;n Lfl I 1 , 1 1 Moves , ·, Into Pennsylvania I! ('arne s turd r ,. a ! __ • : 'Oht' 0 I PO t.r~menrtous blows were ~lruck ' Fordham Lb}·. st Mal) S)' George ~tate (l\ the pre~t~ge of eas tern footbttll Wl:l.';hmgton Cby Tecne.sseel Col~ : • Saturday and both landed Fiv e ,1.<1te (by Tulancl. Dartmouth !by . OllrS away, C9. ffi(' ll. lhlrd at Wn.sh - lale, 14 to 13,1 Holy Cross !by l"t;ton, D C, and a fourth followed L et! o tt!, ca rncg Je Tech Lb)' Pur,l most tmmcdlately at Dd!Olt c Hf) l L' o I ln fact lf It wasn t for what th e I . R.' 3\' 1'.1 my d1d to Illinois a re\.\ week~ Nnllt! Of t..:,... •usmg t eams here ··~· o and what Illinois a lmm; t d id t;, ' l•.td an excuse. Wi t H the IJOSSJble 1 c , II m:l.l'i C' N1'1 G- O l' lu Sa l..' Il 1chlg11.n un 6atutd9.y. th e prcsttre e~ceptlon of ~nt·tmouth 1t had I V!• L,c t sH1'~ B1g Hcd Wavf' wtl' 01 easte rn football wo uld b 'rnle beaten ·"lng tnto tf> ~ ftnal '& ~'•''l" 1r•'o 1:' lJ.st m'l:t Sntutdr,\ 1 now c pe riod but uuldn t kec " ](Oklng hk\• somrtl1111g tltl' cal , " P tr. pbv 11, .•1rct mleJ S('Ctwnu.l(la>lh' j 111"lected As il v.ns Whf'le Ill• ''·~ W,),.', so preced~nt was sustained ~h'a looka i'ko a t<ape:r.e act, but \l • '' ,~ ··~1 .~- • , tllc Utd\cn.!l> 1 Mr. Foolball f11• (, h.vino a t.u ty • ••I• •••• - ' ••p 1 · c "1 d b •I" 1 Dnrtmout11 s leC~H.i showing neve! - • ' ~ h" S _. "'' ~ wort 1 Y oppunont In - rt Joh n••JI De.t~'ll of HarYard • S 1"1e Y a s1ng 1c J)Olllt t l\ohuy~ n \'ICtCi aL Ne, , ctually 1t !Sa wrcsl11ll~ m il<h, 11 frwl~~~\~11,' ,1! l'l•1. .l·h'hl,l t 11 aturlll'-.1 -..ith imporl:"~nt 11am~• achedulcd M,d 1,•:""" ch,,,.,P'"" J. 1p co,..t~ 1 ,J.,n I owa.~ 1•f Callforma su ccecdrd l'.llh seven ' Y \1, H aven m all the 'he ~amera shutter chcked as Mut , (Jill\ OI1Cf' Ill 1ht !JW.~ decade l1:w ! throughout Co~ \WOJntr:p. Ia the Eut t ho· greal "" A nu J'.~L .. r and Mll<lul<! coulo nue thelf ""lor~oua to sparl' uver !:"ordhan1 ow ' • ' ~ .~~~ tllev hllh' ph~ed In onothe! nl)n George \\'ilson, t'o t mcr All- Oh,n s·at b• ft. l,p t rn U, .lll t :1~1 1 beaten Army olw,.an lake• on Ht~rvarJ "' Ct~.nhrodr.,. mur~b ir:trr1 ot "" t loe Pa c 1(1c f:out it l: ent~red iD \\'ondei leam, • 0 11 one bank of ~~~c l,! Etil PCC, how cve precedent l'."n.S lmerican grid stat, a nd Red O'Neal , 1 " .,,,,\ n L 1 • th!, ,:l <'d ()Ill', p.-J I .,.,\th hupea of repeating ih lut ycn r 4(> 0 perform t1 1e J.o, An ·~I~, h •11e lu·twe,. n !mutller• Callforni;~~'a 1 nk cf til H 1 Tl , 11uutea b} Columbia S \'lCtOIY ovrr nding on ,Wilson':o llC'l'k) left tho lil Jli~!J u•. 1 .11 1 .! 111 1J.'• Oltlll bee. J•ck Buckler, Array'• 1111r h•lfba,.k w 1!1 lmJ ,. rroJan ~ '""" .St. 1nfonl, 1 roJ•n• are f•vorcd to win. ~ !II em u. Wil~ Cmn~ll 9 to (i at Ithaca ant to contmue the n · bttlc m m1d - ... 1 tn , , . 1 c c ' , 1 I, Jiri'>Nol d. thell' " bot F run- vi' I\Jilv\l•l\ICOll , S o-,w.t!llC~illtl"- lol l'lll lliD uul{rl 1 N ... , , , •. , , , ', ..u• , ,, ,.,, ,.,,,, ... ,,, ,.om ' Ba~Jing ]\j 01 t P r u n tS ~ ,m , ,.., 1 0 d 1 1r urmg 7 1 1 1 No 2c,UJJeonthcotllf'l ba11karcd · ..Jtllnes o 1:'~IICO Note that nmUuJJ o l" t.hu m ,l,l ri l',l' <l Hi.ll(\ii JlCelo:ll htl Lll lc ul thl' ~'~ i;~:. IJ esl k~kcL ' IL" Pt llall'i 1r. '''"~ rep!esent~rt by Colgat.e;,; fir~l ~!ra~b;thc Na vyandthe llllnoJ.;;-i ..,:re3tleraaretouchmt:i11Jo r. r:l~' ll.ttl l't"\l'd.l .11 •'P lt-Obwgh·,l ' u'l11kl p<~va.lc• a lo~k •ng <JXili1J• I:t J~ ~ ~~ l • lll'it.:•'· ~ 1'1\o,Li!jlt ,!,•feat smce 1931 tulane wtnnlng .i\Jithlgau even t tile bettet c-eams -· _ -~ .lutnd" I'LJt • ''"!"'' ,JJd, 111. f\fl{•lllon P trnt.~ 3 b:' 7 tu U Nu 3 was Tcnne~e·H I ~~~'11 Lhe ball games, Tulane·~ st.Ory I touchdowns better than Flm lcl,J, c'l<" Ulllm'l"'' N'H Y r~nd Prnn Ill \.Jli: Tlw B._,,tja.n~Lt F nm k]IIJ lm l I , ,f'tory ovet Gectg e Washington 13 ' I' as tha t It won on Robert 's 75-yard v.·hlle U:-:1\Slana 8ta~e, t.rallmg 3 to <'1S t t \\O "'~Ill' . . uga!'1.C t r~; lriL• op-]1' Ill be Ohlo Stat ' 's headcptarll . G ir'J' Il B, t\ p,., k· 1 Cill( .1.;v too . No 4 Detroit's VlCIOLv ilVI'l' 1\ll' m the tllst period, but actually -:at the half came 1.. l~h a ru~h j'{~~ nts )H' PhJl.Jdclpi ,u C",t•d1 u1l s.:; holy C1oss 24 to u r1, all fou r r..ascs 1t outgained Cplgate by 210 yards to t::o wln easJ!y.rrom ;Jouth Caro1uM I ·-~:'h1(d !H'l' .ll'' U~1:: 'J;n 1:1~ __ __ 1 PluiHtltlpJu<t En•, l• :. 1, Ll' llll n.u 1 O!nn ~l:•l• ~ untv, , Rrd~ o 1nc right lt![\111 \\ Oil St Mary 's w:J.:; 0 1 which ought to he enough and, ill r;uquesne o! course. looks all Lhr. I Y • drh1f',ll C< J ltmlO !!~ () No o ~J - INS ltH'r ls bette 1 Uun Fordhtlm a~ lact was Utah didn't score on 01·e - bt!tter l" OW, consldermg what W & { h u1rr fru " .wn I II~:<· (1: pen", 1 ~UNU'\\ ; uU!""di\LI. RI•:; LJL"I'S ~lu1u ' the.· S'll t\•~ uf to1 o lcaer l.H sl 1nuslralrd by Lhe !net t,hat I gun tmttl tl1e clo::an;t minutes po I 1 h!ld pleV!U\J.Siy dou~ to a ud with {. '1 ,~ · ho• 1,,_ .. r~ .~~~~ Fe n l' 1•1 tl'l l j Clifton \\t ~~' ll t; lt·ll 1 I' lf 1 '"" IIIC !\ lliHt [!!I < [1/rl oL '{i !11 lhPII :'\Uli.S 1--'.t Mar~··s bwkc up 19 ou t o! 21 wrnmcnt seems nec l''isary ou the lc 1' h Whate\'el llns ma~ SuH'~ lh ~ lllld. l!l.!lll g,\111 \ <::nn.tll l n 1 1 nle~ ·lt tton ;•• J'll cv.s Sct\Je 1 i C•lll'1b li 1 i '"sses a.ud marched 61 yurds to one At my a nd ~1mcewn lll'li Nebmska ,l h~~~ ~g~n. e;urdue Jin!shcrl the JOb S:;:.m S W ll<~mn11 J•,u; cll,ln>;NI Ill ( 'OLLI:!:Gl'.:S ·~~~s.~all "' rl l'1 '~~' I~D J· r,u• l l 111 01 11 " "1.1 1 l 11m ·1~1t.\' funtbnll louchd0\\1\ wher(·a~ l''Ol dhflm J\alwmg ... am•1 and Musterson1 0 n Saturdav !•H I Y111mv , r uc b · t~ •' h h" l<HI' d.n~ of 11111 <1 lo•JJ 1 d'ltll.~ ' nollrP iy Ol.l ' d b\ lhPtllll ... h• ~·mldq't lll iHCh Utr {e l::o uno!.h~l \\,L :~wn.\ out the better teo.mi Meanthn,;, Mmn e.~nta v;as doing I~ 'C\HIY lJ lli,e UK le.Hn - ,1~1 t hP" .luhJ' CaJJOll 12 St Vhttm n 1 1 I I ' t' } I ] '"'' ,_ , ~r Pt t•n~yJ " 1.~"1t\1lll: K evstO ill< ::1 EL\Illlll Only loo~m llamllmg of tht• b(llJ kept a•pmsl M1~"curl nnd now must only 1, 0 better than could be expected in ;,'l,u• .d be .111 1r•tcmt(! ~o llt·' dta.n , • Nm!j.tl,\ 7 . ProvJdcr _,. 6 ,• : Phil ICl"ilJll' • Sa till' Vtl\i11[!. . o \I.e GaOls on the lll'lCn' lo' C ~~· tllf' lr• l l KHr>k<> Lo ~af:e the big stx!r:cttmg n stand off wilh Northwe~t-1 rluH•rc;;u:.u; 'll t. cc Oil to ::;,,,.. l:lt llunu• _,lllllo 15, Cams!u~ (i \' ) New nocn~lJ " I! P, 1[1 Amooy II ~· cond hall r .., .u np nw ~h!p it1111U ' . a n annual h h . have slghth !li st t r.m ~r. nrr t1oc Pcnn~ylvtu .J I' I I1">: !'I 1 . I S b•• i" p)d\'.Jlg 1:. 1 I 0\IIS Cit !'II' r~ ~U. \Vi' C:O l o'.J o • • • I e•11 w c s~ems ,o ., ial'S C(l li!Hft Jn <.. 1 v As for MH:h t!i<tll lli• C' f,\11 01111 Dll ot.tplnycrl the Gophers Geot·ge · -c · m e •il.l u~ !\JI· t•R:on :->SIO:'!Ji\J, < 1\ I Co I 11 , :\]I f', d.J\1 JUHIO l J, .trU ll t<~lt~ o -,tyagatn\~halc..:lltl'llJilLll ,lH''HICt Lllo'.(' n,.a m go to l he {l,J t.c Waslurwton not. only lost ~ onw l an~tlfl, .<.lC1 .J Rcrns Mom'tl• 1 n,·,lnl SIHtJ~ I l d f::>r P111:celr:t Ill 1\w W r:";.; L "-'amt' ,\~ Aubtrn ,Jlt<cl Kmbrrlls 75 1 Ja1iCIS "'thlot . •h Ulellt:thlllty but tile ~{ll~bu ~,.ll lt;'l.!ll l r.u arll,,, Hl•' 1 j Bu~lun 1lll S 1 I 1 Il l 10 Ch!CiJ~O Ok lnl <JI'HI Ctt} ~l Kil1l.." l ;,1, n ! 1 1\ll and ~~c1ll I ~ t wee k 1• .m ~l:. WlHL d c"> llt H .rei ru1 llut , , .. •nv lhod 1s never ! <Ill gam; as 'well BeaUle lo,eat1J cls 1•. It ' 1', 't:'-ld.'tc," "•1' oll~:'\ 1 r.t 11 ·t nr!llS ll E llll•l flt'!J d I, lJ• ' ' 1>11 II clv,ol h,... ~~ lcl 0 1 1 ' '"'I ll/ Ill\ ll 0 I kt>s can~ uf 1Lx 011 n B :.Jth llll;;hL .cs 11llp8~' .. ,L ,, ~ l 'lt 1esu 1t GN•rgtn e~:;am ~ l:u 'lllg fot TePnes.~ee A•, fo1 , 11 , l11(1 "1>l'li" ' ' '' Ill(' -- - · · 1 v tUl' 1a t n .• 1:1 ~ c n. c 1 •' P. lcsl, nc11!lr \IJI, thcz ~ lk.n,. C~Pf mtclv tcok ovct t11 e eon!cr~J •Cr Octi ,..L t ., passed Hol)' C1oss ~ 1a2y , l ... , H, .....1•111 •11 ••1.. 1.. 1, .,. •• • , l t.hl .. b b • prup 111 11 .,. 1\e s l'lll 0 ou rHn(.:t' .................. .. . : •••: .• ~.::;:n a : l :::::;:::::::::::~: ::-::t::-:~ ..- •.. ;,,. :: :~::!:-:: ..•. : :::::::~:-:·.: · ! •::~; ~~.:_~00 ut til\ gumltme, Lha.t !ta.::1er.sh.ip y ell'S: at least two o g;un <l.H a ma~mg total 01 2113 Wll!,h.l f1 • r~ • w~ P.!l, llll~· l Vander · 1 I til""' Two Ohio State Players Turn In Font Ball Suits I " 1 \M:J,.._I' f t·V..,VE: TMl.:.-:- ..::K1 ffiK a.• 'HG F-1\RM, FAT-HEAD! Ht='LL DT:\OLJR ALL OUR UVE' $lOCK!! I' ' { t . I \ i 1H Oregon's l - - I -- - - - - - - B y SHOULD PUI COLU''""'- ANNOUNCEMENT Gfi8 Greats BURNLEY---------~...__.---- u·: o;:t dt'N' to l't>:il OHler. 11lhr1<" atlng srnkc, fre-1.' a1r, IN'ff.R -f ' fTIE:!i the PC!o ll :sb•r'!Um Inonn A FINE. WA'!' "TO ufLe l- Coach Wu J, '':tn wr ll cJnvnt e lllllm t• b~to1 Ill( ;~(' 11' 1 ~:tnw t I I 11• cc 11 1l n ::-~ r: .IIJIJ., Il '"' ' t1 l ''l' o IP ,l ru linn ]{( ] !r ' P •11 :; \h•n, lln~ '{irnl h:wk, rl• il •m..: I • C,ll<• St:•lr ,,ondu 1 nn ro.w a " lp:t•, (flfpn·.c, .1 nd IH'lfr1'lllll 1:1. PfW O h1o S<,tlc ctrPns' \Vt lla mn ,1 \1"111 nut l~>tJ tl dlffic td IJJ ~cnv!m I Is me n or t h e U!crtrvcnc s ol 1ll Prt msyl va"J.;' 1•ttack Agamsl Nav, nn C\'mpll'ffd 11 paH~:.. hr :~fl • nlt ('mpt:; ~,d LC\''lS D!a\' be lh<' fO![!r.U r.l 1n!lll of '.lll' P~llt'SVIH\Jlla bacl'11 • 1d IJn t tlw Oblo S lnle ~ quad wll1 1 110'" fOif,'l.:i !l1!l' \Ius WC"k A haJd 1 "lllllllng, di\UJ,I' ro u~ blockin~; i)ncl: Lr~A,:, w1ll LL the man Ol1to S"1 l I.' 1ll gc nfter In lh ~Jr attempt to sLop K~llett. Tho wl!J b:' two lntLrf-· t ing 111 dtv id ual bnttl0s Jn the Ohio Btak· Ptn t .~yh;~.PICI gam e Vuchlmch of Ohlo and C<iiAam Roy Engle c ( Pr.l1'•1!y lvam:1 are two of the b e~· cr.ntcts In th • r.Dun lry And Jol111 Kabca lo 01' 1t ~ •-;phomorc pun ~ 1 (.1 COllU:lrl _£1 thr b"ct Ill 111' 1 KILO\I\(4.TT'S ! l 011, CO • IF ! watrr In YIIUI' radiator we Invite ynu tn drive In pl!·a~. l~n• l you'll drive nut pleaiied. Second Street F'rld A.\' 1 WASIE H ynu nl:'~tl ca11. otl, •I co mpl~l.e til' .111d tUt .VC ! 11 Pl1olldrlpllln F lll!!ly UJ11(l fll'cl J.(ll nr.u ~lllH\\' UY to Lll ' Glf• 11 Hlll F'lLIUl~ ll\ Wc•t PluJ,~ d e lpl,ln T:1c ~· Will wotlc ollt 1 A U La\\ &O n, form e! Jy with the fl. lllf'l kan J', :qnet~. ha" brr n ap.Pulntetl a:. nmnn,l!."cr or Nor1!lll'~ . t' Hl I I HOOFE.R'S NAME IN ELECTRIC UGH1'5,1i"\..l- ee Mlclu •a •1 .Pomeroy. m,IJE THE TOILER {5.li! . ""tiLL.-;:'• -· • Y O\. ' '[;..E c .... v< E T. Jv11 MD . ..,., H1M- HE'S PR.OBABL"f 1 I OREGOAIS ~ SMASHING FULL· BACK··GREAT£ST /..tAlEr BUCKeR IN THE FAR W.:s'r! 1\10\AJ • H OIA..I ABOUT GoiNS """TH'I!!!: M0\11 ~s ! i M1 MIKUt.AJ(. ~'-'IA]:!.RIEO ~'1 '.-H-\AI'.S OM ;,t)Ur.! ~~; the REO I TERROR of 1--oi;~o:ul :·: ,m~~- 1 To Cf:lllfor:7~ lq f:w Ii.lf~ ur the J; •;· V··~m .. ( lew~: ".1\ny c ~H lL("~l;"'u \ w"""' •~ or::; P\'~ ;'.l 'i~ " ' . PONTIAIG HELPE'D ORE GO"-! STATE" TIE, u. s.c. ·- ON NOV•. 18--loO l?H, 11-G Ki~ ~ trv.., Crw.l!m1<11 .. In revising the li~t of contendc::r& so th~t it might show the active candidates we have drop~ ped the names of a number in whom we had grent fa ith in thelr ability to land a big prize should they exercise that ability. No one is dimi ·u>: tc-rl f:c.I"'! t.he campa ign. All that ts nece::-sary to join the list of activ e ccntestants is to bring some rubrnipbon votes to the campaign offic~. Ar. the li ~t of contend en. . . ..j 1. • ,m-~'M<I.l 1 HEY rnisc f<.\lmldable foot- the gridiron and bas been clocked 1n 9.9 &etonds 1n the hundred-yard ball plnycu up rn the Pac1hc dash. It was Franklin's almost Northwest, and tim year super-human play that enabled the !hne are several great grid !!tars fightln' Oregon State eleven to boid u~orrying on the tllu stnou s tradition the mighty Trojans of Sout~ern t!; Wrlso n., Kitzmiller, et Bl. California to a sc9releMI tie, snap• .. . '· -· . ' ,J - .. ~· " ot ::5 rtraigbt vic. j ' ' now stands i.llcrc "'rc I ,~I .::JIT pr1zcs offered than there are a dive ____ . .-...--. Active Catldidates ~ ... ------~.-,_ ..-......_ ...-..__ ~ -~~- , - .._.,..... -- ~ .--~.--- ' - ------~~ ..... _ - - __ _______....__....___........._........__.-"::;.. Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Rutland, Ohin Minersville, Ohiu Pomeroy, Ohio Middlet>ort, Ohin Lt~turt Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Racine, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohin lJ ~~ \ ( 1. ~ w~-~K,:·o:-~ · ~ ~---- ~ ....~~~---~-\ ~ ~ ~ -~ ---""""'"" ' / ,, ~ '"---------~~~- CAMPAIGN OFFICE OPEN 8 A. M. TO 12 NOON and ALL DAY SATURDAY ·. •' I 1 ," I i I • ,• cnnrlida te~ Mrs. Vivian Allenswm'l.h Mr~. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Ma1~ C:mlpl;d l Mh1s Agnes Ft:;cwr Miss Irene Grm•:·;:'r .Mrs. (;ay Hamm Mrs. Edna Howard Miss Leora Roush .Miss Emogene Wih;un Miss Winift·ed Wolfe ) Miss Wanita Young T pinJ a streak 1 having must be fought for . I Norman "Red" }'ran\din, Mer· topes for Howard Jones' millbty eurt+foof.ed »aokfleid a~e-of the Oiie- .men. • , · .' ' .l'hll'l 1rl!!d-Ma~d~ tli'e11-0t'i·' "! ll.t~e 1 gon· State e.levtm. 1has been ' one of J the t;nost semsatto ltalJ?,la~~rs on,the Beu.vers.atol}diolf ,tbe Tl-Qjan seor1 West Coa ~t this seu ~ on. 'T his fed· iUS" tbrea~a with bis Pl:od1riourt ·, hcR 1Jcd riot from Lon~ Beat·h, Cal., r'..:ntmg, and he was md(lmJtable on ha!i Let:ll culled a. whole teum m ht"ll-> t~i! defense when Southern Cahfo~ ­ soii by R•lr. h a woll-quullficd Ql).-!' ~1.:. threatened m OreK"on St11.te s j;(!l-er as Blil Spaulding, U. C L. A 'l.>"vr't<'ri. t08C\1 l'illllklln SE~ ID S. b .be ~ ~11re ~din trtole ~b.reat ':ll rl'v~me; '0~ lb.w.e- f91' all-t;>lQt bonon. Lb.111 Jlea.r, 11; f ubsr:l."lplion cac:h week aher engapn~ m ·~: nrl r.: r :: '' we are publishing toda y hK the !"r-q•lii·errent the pa~t week . c In thir enterprise at; in l'ny oth-e r the publ r: ru!min•s ~ ucu!s~. They want to help a pr:)bable winner. They want to see their favcr1te '-ancli d ak 111 1he thick of the fight. AnyJ.hing w.,:)rlh i fRANKL.IN I •· SE'NSATIOAIAL. TRIPL.E' 'J!.lRE:AT OF 11-IE BEAVERS·· I. HE WILL PLAY IN AJ.Y. I' AGAIA!Sr Fo"'DHAM F'AANKl.INS ''·''-' wm •'Red'' ~0\..IR OWN WA."< 1 I ,. ;..e,:) f•, l ~ The public we fed shOIJ]d tu10w the 11"- -w•, . . . ; ~ ho<>~"' m CJ.ki ng .LJ. ::c riow .. effort to wm th e nt.sb prizes. No one is very cnthu!'ia:.tic ~ hcut h:Jr~i~tg ar:::•[nnt.• who ir not putting forth tl•eir best ef~ forts to hdp them~.clv es . Bow y(l-;.1 bni;. ycur h<.'i~rh\1-t or thf c(;.lor of your eyes matters ltt ~k in life's record. It ir your act<; nnrl wJ-.;..t Y"t; ' cc ornul ifi. h. Lincoln was no beauty, but his .'!'.ccomplishments live througout l ~~c mem:-Jl"'{ ,,f m 'loll. I 1 • will be droppf" .i (;r(•m l;, first time the adive li ~t of C"andid <J'{.',; ~'Th'"' rc ,, , l: - I 51 -A-."-\ ' ..... AU illbM11--•"'"u 1 fo1 $500 in Cash Prizes whtch read t:CHnp;:oigr. ORE'i<"; ,, I .- I !ndraml b:t'-k ot h1s lf'!fl l'l C11nrh Wll lanmn I c.u ~ a le lfiOII n 1\u:. w o: Tr ,11 <'1\' 111 tlnr h:' w1.l ~C I tm ll' U[;r l<!; llH'I' Tuc•,dav an d I W edn< dr,\ 1lcpc1 \Iff \\lth n lrlilU Tind::;dn~ Tl1tl team lcn.vc Co1•1mbus Thmsd:ly '"' "'- '' n ~ WEL-1-l~: " • �U:ONDAY, NOVEM1i.D I, lltl "' PAC!J POlm, MASON CITY Slain in Palastine · To Co~tinu.~. ~ight ~n ·a~ MONDAY t•IQVgMlli!.'R tJ, 11M3 ·' Br Arthur "Buc•" Baer · Ql-ASSIFIED A~VERTI SING ' SEC'riON. L d a 1 J- Godin. Wiu 1tMf on foot 1 of the four perloda an4 Ownmlnp &way :slowly In the breeze while the tourists gallop~ down from the 1 U@tropcllt.a.n hills and all but the l l I -with our usual incorporated Ltnmgest and bravest tlck~t specaJ' tode&ty SUld Industrial eoyneR> ~hat lat.or& were ll\jured ln thr rush. Wf! report our ramed Century o1 __ _ , Frogresti wout'ld up •• a me&& ol Th: result of t.he far ~ance was lt Type like thi• l~per [HAST[ RNT[ Hft MS)~~~~~~~~s v.~~~ ~~~~;-~~ ,t~:~ II ~i~tE:T~\::1," ,a:!C::.0 ~ ~~6 1 l r~ f~~[D T~ =====~==.:==5P~1:".I:::::::::::::-==================~ j "' l . ! L - - - .: 16 ~~rleh •l'ypo Uko this (10 pt.) lOc ., •• line. 'l'ype like th1s «! pt.. .07<: per Une) Ui avem;:e words tntlke a lin!! ) ~rtce 6 COD.ICCut.ive ln8crtlona for 2. ~ ~ t, ~ ~ r~Tll ~ JuITt(\~~ ~~~be(j~~~n~~l l~l~ feathers. ·- - West And South Invade ., lnfhct . New Yor k 10 Stunning Defeat. ON LEADJNG rEAM[" t ~ I ColllleCutlve lnacrtionA ror prke of '" wiU .illadlY By DAVIS J WAI,SH INS c,..v, ~:> r:dltor resuJt.S t.o you The publl!l.ben will be resporu;1ble ~ew York , Nov onJy for one incorrect insertlon of any a<lvcrt.ir.cment. Err~~o in ~ ,_,,~ ht. tT.PQrtccl Nc; a::tvert.tll~--;\11 be takctn fnr lfoAR thao n. m111lmum t:iJBl'GC ot crmllt ror ('ach 6 - INS- Wit hno ::md souud of t.!ach ol,l· .. , on 11])]:'-: __ ,.. bank~ of an Ulllnvely ',1:eam ca;Jed the Ha1Jem rlwr tmmedlatelY. twetJt-!lv~ uo Colgate, Fordham, Loae; Walah Summarizes Re•ulta de:;irod, 10 that the copy :vuur ad il prep.;.. ::d tn 8UCb manner as to brJNI the advert13eme nl..'ol lill"lUld 7 1l 6 decislon 0 lnt'flr- .1 1 4 0 bJ~t! ~u~r Lto a u~l:h~a:ui~;:; trormil' lll nrst ence victory 'I They'll Strive for Grid Glory This We-: k u, Q. 1e:a:as Chr:aL.ap oelng the vict !m 'l to o wtt11 Cet, L2oary and Texas , Blbo wlmt:n:J: The Iarmer beal I I e;:t~~u::: ! ~~~a: ~~~~~ll c~~r ~~~h~r~n~M~~~ ~11t.t lO to Q QthcJ Jctu:ru; ot lhe day were Pitt 37 Gentle 0 Otuo State 21, IPdmna o. Mlchtgnn state o KanSt U W 1 0 Chi 0 ~hb ille , Jscons u . cage : .l'dabuma. 20 Kentucky o, vandert.J it 9, Gec.tQn Tt!ch ~. 6\.l\nford 21. Olympic Club 0, W~mt Vnglnla 13, • rJIIuquett e 13 , Ha rvard 21, Lehlih I o· PennsylvBtlta 16, L.!.Fayette 7; 1 Clr.lahoma 20 Kansas 0, Sa!'ta. I L!ura 13. Rice D; Amherst lt, ) MaM!\chw.elt:s Stale o, North Oa.ro- 1 1 na ti. North Caroll.na State o . I 1unple 20 Dtukc 14 SyraCU!Ie 12. 1 : r1·rn Bt11.te fl, Colorado Unlver!llt,y , 2ti Cole1ndo College II , Washington 1 1 E.lAte 16 Gonzaga 0 W estern Mary 1r.L'~ 14 Bu cknell 1i: VIrg inia Poly ~ ' 1 w &: L 7 Ut<>h Agglcs 21, Wyo- 1 1 1:1mg 0 , Den ver ti, En~.o:hum Young 1 0 -~ ... ~I v:am unddentcct and unlled, t.he Htmma 1y including their perlorrp u.J ces of Saturday Otegon 20, Ul ft.h 7, Army :u CDe G, Prmceton 33, Blow"' , 0 ma'klno " j 1J t• TtgeJ look a 11Lt.le better agWn, r.J cluga n '7, Dinols 6; Nebra~~ka :16, I M, ~SCU !l D. Dultc 13, Auburn 7, 1 Genrgla 14. Flonda. 0, Duquesne 21 1 \\ & J 6 1 1lw followmg remamro tented IJut !Jed Mumesota D. ( ophcn:t b~mg the rbc.vr Mls&llilllppt 12, Southern 0, Purdue 17. "cch 7, Loul.Siana State Southetn 1Carc hna 7 1 1Gld not pmyJ, Oregon State ol play! 1 The lollow!ug wete de!~at.ed tnc urst time I 1 I '!"om Keel e Ltl~ other, a IQ:ifr 1 tL.•(fback Wi:u wus one of Toledo't 1 mttstandmg scholaEtic pla.yera Ot J 'W YCI'-rs ago. also has turoed In Ls :..Ut, Cut will continue h1s !t"" t !Lt t1 err Keffe has beet ••nt u·cm the Lt am·s dnlll tor a waek, b, t ,t.h«l larl was not revealed by 1•,· !'/t:srt)- tth le~1c aflkla~ r L"lC h S~n. W!llarna.n's '"iikrct ~· t rtlcc · uct•·1 \1 1., !n eft'ect a ll lal;.t '" ~ k dllrlng rtr!lll! fm the IIBIIle a I cont~1 1 lr,e are among those today who re- i u:ind blew tlle loose astrlch fea.thrn out acrOI:Iti Lake Mlchlgap uf ).lrdti en pass~s e.ll day, totterln1 ,,fl to the dr!!BslnQ: room ahead ot a - A outelde of CaUiomia's bloodleu tie ' 1 .. ••.., Lt>at other and more ethical attrac~ tlt.Jns suffered In c ttenda.nce. BusiTbc ostrich plumaa:c \l'BB 8 bean- t:l!'l>S ls bus1ne118. So they hired lan t ful tao waved 'fo'lth ltBCe and dcx- (1.,.ncets, too. ' tertty by a Uttle lady In Ohlce.go II \ , poved t.o be the 5UI&tlon or the So mllnY' ran dAncen wriru~:Ied Cptlmia~lc Cent.enntal l'r>d squlnned tha i. a.vtarors couldn't l~nd In Chlcaso until a ravarlni line. .. Fl~;Matmen I }u~: ~~~~~ r~~t;:!~d br~athet I-,. \• !1 '1 Tnctillhl PJt'h,•• .dl 1 t• >ll~m;:. on m~benph 1 tbl I H~t hall 111 Uw 1&ll.llle Sllt- lllll}, <hU.f!Pd tn cntllllll clothes t'd II lt Ill!• 11t"Hl Ht" •,a)d l' _ bopes " lf'tlllll to school-not 01 ·~;) f,ta•t - !or ... no!lwr ~rn1 or football • 'llpelltlon i{ • lc liHltca tr rl nc had not re( • N1 n fn n u !a! t hiS sea80n and ' ~11111g u1J tootb.lll a~ a. bad job" J• 1 :11' ~ we1" hca1 d loda y that Joe 1 n, rr u u~ ll,dn• youth and s ubsti t• hd,ll cl ,, v !tad dc~rt~;d the c;n Lfl I 1 , 1 1 Moves , ·, Into Pennsylvania I! ('arne s turd r ,. a ! __ • : 'Oht' 0 I PO t.r~menrtous blows were ~lruck ' Fordham Lb}·. st Mal) S)' George ~tate (l\ the pre~t~ge of eas tern footbttll Wl:l.';hmgton Cby Tecne.sseel Col~ : • Saturday and both landed Fiv e ,1.<1te (by Tulancl. Dartmouth !by . OllrS away, C9. ffi(' ll. lhlrd at Wn.sh - lale, 14 to 13,1 Holy Cross !by l"t;ton, D C, and a fourth followed L et! o tt!, ca rncg Je Tech Lb)' Pur,l most tmmcdlately at Dd!Olt c Hf) l L' o I ln fact lf It wasn t for what th e I . R.' 3\' 1'.1 my d1d to Illinois a re\.\ week~ Nnllt! Of t..:,... •usmg t eams here ··~· o and what Illinois a lmm; t d id t;, ' l•.td an excuse. Wi t H the IJOSSJble 1 c , II m:l.l'i C' N1'1 G- O l' lu Sa l..' Il 1chlg11.n un 6atutd9.y. th e prcsttre e~ceptlon of ~nt·tmouth 1t had I V!• L,c t sH1'~ B1g Hcd Wavf' wtl' 01 easte rn football wo uld b 'rnle beaten ·"lng tnto tf> ~ ftnal '& ~'•''l" 1r•'o 1:' lJ.st m'l:t Sntutdr,\ 1 now c pe riod but uuldn t kec " ](Oklng hk\• somrtl1111g tltl' cal , " P tr. pbv 11, .•1rct mleJ S('Ctwnu.l(la>lh' j 111"lected As il v.ns Whf'le Ill• ''·~ W,),.', so preced~nt was sustained ~h'a looka i'ko a t<ape:r.e act, but \l • '' ,~ ··~1 .~- • , tllc Utd\cn.!l> 1 Mr. Foolball f11• (, h.vino a t.u ty • ••I• •••• - ' ••p 1 · c "1 d b •I" 1 Dnrtmout11 s leC~H.i showing neve! - • ' ~ h" S _. "'' ~ wort 1 Y oppunont In - rt Joh n••JI De.t~'ll of HarYard • S 1"1e Y a s1ng 1c J)Olllt t l\ohuy~ n \'ICtCi aL Ne, , ctually 1t !Sa wrcsl11ll~ m il<h, 11 frwl~~~\~11,' ,1! l'l•1. .l·h'hl,l t 11 aturlll'-.1 -..ith imporl:"~nt 11am~• achedulcd M,d 1,•:""" ch,,,.,P'"" J. 1p co,..t~ 1 ,J.,n I owa.~ 1•f Callforma su ccecdrd l'.llh seven ' Y \1, H aven m all the 'he ~amera shutter chcked as Mut , (Jill\ OI1Cf' Ill 1ht !JW.~ decade l1:w ! throughout Co~ \WOJntr:p. Ia the Eut t ho· greal "" A nu J'.~L .. r and Mll<lul<! coulo nue thelf ""lor~oua to sparl' uver !:"ordhan1 ow ' • ' ~ .~~~ tllev hllh' ph~ed In onothe! nl)n George \\'ilson, t'o t mcr All- Oh,n s·at b• ft. l,p t rn U, .lll t :1~1 1 beaten Army olw,.an lake• on Ht~rvarJ "' Ct~.nhrodr.,. mur~b ir:trr1 ot "" t loe Pa c 1(1c f:out it l: ent~red iD \\'ondei leam, • 0 11 one bank of ~~~c l,! Etil PCC, how cve precedent l'."n.S lmerican grid stat, a nd Red O'Neal , 1 " .,,,,\ n L 1 • th!, ,:l <'d ()Ill', p.-J I .,.,\th hupea of repeating ih lut ycn r 4(> 0 perform t1 1e J.o, An ·~I~, h •11e lu·twe,. n !mutller• Callforni;~~'a 1 nk cf til H 1 Tl , 11uutea b} Columbia S \'lCtOIY ovrr nding on ,Wilson':o llC'l'k) left tho lil Jli~!J u•. 1 .11 1 .! 111 1J.'• Oltlll bee. J•ck Buckler, Array'• 1111r h•lfba,.k w 1!1 lmJ ,. rroJan ~ '""" .St. 1nfonl, 1 roJ•n• are f•vorcd to win. ~ !II em u. Wil~ Cmn~ll 9 to (i at Ithaca ant to contmue the n · bttlc m m1d - ... 1 tn , , . 1 c c ' , 1 I, Jiri'>Nol d. thell' " bot F run- vi' I\Jilv\l•l\ICOll , S o-,w.t!llC~illtl"- lol l'lll lliD uul{rl 1 N ... , , , •. , , , ', ..u• , ,, ,.,, ,.,,,, ... ,,, ,.om ' Ba~Jing ]\j 01 t P r u n tS ~ ,m , ,.., 1 0 d 1 1r urmg 7 1 1 1 No 2c,UJJeonthcotllf'l ba11karcd · ..Jtllnes o 1:'~IICO Note that nmUuJJ o l" t.hu m ,l,l ri l',l' <l Hi.ll(\ii JlCelo:ll htl Lll lc ul thl' ~'~ i;~:. IJ esl k~kcL ' IL" Pt llall'i 1r. '''"~ rep!esent~rt by Colgat.e;,; fir~l ~!ra~b;thc Na vyandthe llllnoJ.;;-i ..,:re3tleraaretouchmt:i11Jo r. r:l~' ll.ttl l't"\l'd.l .11 •'P lt-Obwgh·,l ' u'l11kl p<~va.lc• a lo~k •ng <JXili1J• I:t J~ ~ ~~ l • lll'it.:•'· ~ 1'1\o,Li!jlt ,!,•feat smce 1931 tulane wtnnlng .i\Jithlgau even t tile bettet c-eams -· _ -~ .lutnd" I'LJt • ''"!"'' ,JJd, 111. f\fl{•lllon P trnt.~ 3 b:' 7 tu U Nu 3 was Tcnne~e·H I ~~~'11 Lhe ball games, Tulane·~ st.Ory I touchdowns better than Flm lcl,J, c'l<" Ulllm'l"'' N'H Y r~nd Prnn Ill \.Jli: Tlw B._,,tja.n~Lt F nm k]IIJ lm l I , ,f'tory ovet Gectg e Washington 13 ' I' as tha t It won on Robert 's 75-yard v.·hlle U:-:1\Slana 8ta~e, t.rallmg 3 to <'1S t t \\O "'~Ill' . . uga!'1.C t r~; lriL• op-]1' Ill be Ohlo Stat ' 's headcptarll . G ir'J' Il B, t\ p,., k· 1 Cill( .1.;v too . No 4 Detroit's VlCIOLv ilVI'l' 1\ll' m the tllst period, but actually -:at the half came 1.. l~h a ru~h j'{~~ nts )H' PhJl.Jdclpi ,u C",t•d1 u1l s.:; holy C1oss 24 to u r1, all fou r r..ascs 1t outgained Cplgate by 210 yards to t::o wln easJ!y.rrom ;Jouth Caro1uM I ·-~:'h1(d !H'l' .ll'' U~1:: 'J;n 1:1~ __ __ 1 PluiHtltlpJu<t En•, l• :. 1, Ll' llll n.u 1 O!nn ~l:•l• ~ untv, , Rrd~ o 1nc right lt![\111 \\ Oil St Mary 's w:J.:; 0 1 which ought to he enough and, ill r;uquesne o! course. looks all Lhr. I Y • drh1f',ll C< J ltmlO !!~ () No o ~J - INS ltH'r ls bette 1 Uun Fordhtlm a~ lact was Utah didn't score on 01·e - bt!tter l" OW, consldermg what W & { h u1rr fru " .wn I II~:<· (1: pen", 1 ~UNU'\\ ; uU!""di\LI. RI•:; LJL"I'S ~lu1u ' the.· S'll t\•~ uf to1 o lcaer l.H sl 1nuslralrd by Lhe !net t,hat I gun tmttl tl1e clo::an;t minutes po I 1 h!ld pleV!U\J.Siy dou~ to a ud with {. '1 ,~ · ho• 1,,_ .. r~ .~~~~ Fe n l' 1•1 tl'l l j Clifton \\t ~~' ll t; lt·ll 1 I' lf 1 '"" IIIC !\ lliHt [!!I < [1/rl oL '{i !11 lhPII :'\Uli.S 1--'.t Mar~··s bwkc up 19 ou t o! 21 wrnmcnt seems nec l''isary ou the lc 1' h Whate\'el llns ma~ SuH'~ lh ~ lllld. l!l.!lll g,\111 \ <::nn.tll l n 1 1 nle~ ·lt tton ;•• J'll cv.s Sct\Je 1 i C•lll'1b li 1 i '"sses a.ud marched 61 yurds to one At my a nd ~1mcewn lll'li Nebmska ,l h~~~ ~g~n. e;urdue Jin!shcrl the JOb S:;:.m S W ll<~mn11 J•,u; cll,ln>;NI Ill ( 'OLLI:!:Gl'.:S ·~~~s.~all "' rl l'1 '~~' I~D J· r,u• l l 111 01 11 " "1.1 1 l 11m ·1~1t.\' funtbnll louchd0\\1\ wher(·a~ l''Ol dhflm J\alwmg ... am•1 and Musterson1 0 n Saturdav !•H I Y111mv , r uc b · t~ •' h h" l<HI' d.n~ of 11111 <1 lo•JJ 1 d'ltll.~ ' nollrP iy Ol.l ' d b\ lhPtllll ... h• ~·mldq't lll iHCh Utr {e l::o uno!.h~l \\,L :~wn.\ out the better teo.mi Meanthn,;, Mmn e.~nta v;as doing I~ 'C\HIY lJ lli,e UK le.Hn - ,1~1 t hP" .luhJ' CaJJOll 12 St Vhttm n 1 1 I I ' t' } I ] '"'' ,_ , ~r Pt t•n~yJ " 1.~"1t\1lll: K evstO ill< ::1 EL\Illlll Only loo~m llamllmg of tht• b(llJ kept a•pmsl M1~"curl nnd now must only 1, 0 better than could be expected in ;,'l,u• .d be .111 1r•tcmt(! ~o llt·' dta.n , • Nm!j.tl,\ 7 . ProvJdcr _,. 6 ,• : Phil ICl"ilJll' • Sa till' Vtl\i11[!. . o \I.e GaOls on the lll'lCn' lo' C ~~· tllf' lr• l l KHr>k<> Lo ~af:e the big stx!r:cttmg n stand off wilh Northwe~t-1 rluH•rc;;u:.u; 'll t. cc Oil to ::;,,,.. l:lt llunu• _,lllllo 15, Cams!u~ (i \' ) New nocn~lJ " I! P, 1[1 Amooy II ~· cond hall r .., .u np nw ~h!p it1111U ' . a n annual h h . have slghth !li st t r.m ~r. nrr t1oc Pcnn~ylvtu .J I' I I1">: !'I 1 . I S b•• i" p)d\'.Jlg 1:. 1 I 0\IIS Cit !'II' r~ ~U. \Vi' C:O l o'.J o • • • I e•11 w c s~ems ,o ., ial'S C(l li!Hft Jn <.. 1 v As for MH:h t!i<tll lli• C' f,\11 01111 Dll ot.tplnycrl the Gophers Geot·ge · -c · m e •il.l u~ !\JI· t•R:on :->SIO:'!Ji\J, < 1\ I Co I 11 , :\]I f', d.J\1 JUHIO l J, .trU ll t<~lt~ o -,tyagatn\~halc..:lltl'llJilLll ,lH''HICt Lllo'.(' n,.a m go to l he {l,J t.c Waslurwton not. only lost ~ onw l an~tlfl, .<.lC1 .J Rcrns Mom'tl• 1 n,·,lnl SIHtJ~ I l d f::>r P111:celr:t Ill 1\w W r:";.; L "-'amt' ,\~ Aubtrn ,Jlt<cl Kmbrrlls 75 1 Ja1iCIS "'thlot . •h Ulellt:thlllty but tile ~{ll~bu ~,.ll lt;'l.!ll l r.u arll,,, Hl•' 1 j Bu~lun 1lll S 1 I 1 Il l 10 Ch!CiJ~O Ok lnl <JI'HI Ctt} ~l Kil1l.." l ;,1, n ! 1 1\ll and ~~c1ll I ~ t wee k 1• .m ~l:. WlHL d c"> llt H .rei ru1 llut , , .. •nv lhod 1s never ! <Ill gam; as 'well BeaUle lo,eat1J cls 1•. 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C~Pf mtclv tcok ovct t11 e eon!cr~J •Cr Octi ,..L t ., passed Hol)' C1oss ~ 1a2y , l ... , H, .....1•111 •11 ••1.. 1.. 1, .,. •• • , l t.hl .. b b • prup 111 11 .,. 1\e s l'lll 0 ou rHn(.:t' .................. .. . : •••: .• ~.::;:n a : l :::::;:::::::::::~: ::-::t::-:~ ..- •.. ;,,. :: :~::!:-:: ..•. : :::::::~:-:·.: · ! •::~; ~~.:_~00 ut til\ gumltme, Lha.t !ta.::1er.sh.ip y ell'S: at least two o g;un <l.H a ma~mg total 01 2113 Wll!,h.l f1 • r~ • w~ P.!l, llll~· l Vander · 1 I til""' Two Ohio State Players Turn In Font Ball Suits I " 1 \M:J,.._I' f t·V..,VE: TMl.:.-:- ..::K1 ffiK a.• 'HG F-1\RM, FAT-HEAD! Ht='LL DT:\OLJR ALL OUR UVE' $lOCK!! I' ' { t . I \ i 1H Oregon's l - - I -- - - - - - - B y SHOULD PUI COLU''""'- ANNOUNCEMENT Gfi8 Greats BURNLEY---------~...__.---- u·: o;:t dt'N' to l't>:il OHler. 11lhr1<" atlng srnkc, fre-1.' a1r, IN'ff.R -f ' fTIE:!i the PC!o ll :sb•r'!Um Inonn A FINE. WA'!' "TO ufLe l- Coach Wu J, '':tn wr ll cJnvnt e lllllm t• b~to1 Ill( ;~(' 11' 1 ~:tnw t I I 11• cc 11 1l n ::-~ r: .IIJIJ., Il '"' ' t1 l ''l' o IP ,l ru linn ]{( ] !r ' P •11 :; \h•n, lln~ '{irnl h:wk, rl• il •m..: I • C,ll<• St:•lr ,,ondu 1 nn ro.w a " lp:t•, (flfpn·.c, .1 nd IH'lfr1'lllll 1:1. PfW O h1o S<,tlc ctrPns' \Vt lla mn ,1 \1"111 nut l~>tJ tl dlffic td IJJ ~cnv!m I Is me n or t h e U!crtrvcnc s ol 1ll Prt msyl va"J.;' 1•ttack Agamsl Nav, nn C\'mpll'ffd 11 paH~:.. hr :~fl • nlt ('mpt:; ~,d LC\''lS D!a\' be lh<' fO![!r.U r.l 1n!lll of '.lll' P~llt'SVIH\Jlla bacl'11 • 1d IJn t tlw Oblo S lnle ~ quad wll1 1 110'" fOif,'l.:i !l1!l' \Ius WC"k A haJd 1 "lllllllng, di\UJ,I' ro u~ blockin~; i)ncl: Lr~A,:, w1ll LL the man Ol1to S"1 l I.' 1ll gc nfter In lh ~Jr attempt to sLop K~llett. Tho wl!J b:' two lntLrf-· t ing 111 dtv id ual bnttl0s Jn the Ohio Btak· Ptn t .~yh;~.PICI gam e Vuchlmch of Ohlo and C<iiAam Roy Engle c ( Pr.l1'•1!y lvam:1 are two of the b e~· cr.ntcts In th • r.Dun lry And Jol111 Kabca lo 01' 1t ~ •-;phomorc pun ~ 1 (.1 COllU:lrl _£1 thr b"ct Ill 111' 1 KILO\I\(4.TT'S ! l 011, CO • IF ! watrr In YIIUI' radiator we Invite ynu tn drive In pl!·a~. l~n• l you'll drive nut pleaiied. Second Street F'rld A.\' 1 WASIE H ynu nl:'~tl ca11. otl, •I co mpl~l.e til' .111d tUt .VC ! 11 Pl1olldrlpllln F lll!!ly UJ11(l fll'cl J.(ll nr.u ~lllH\\' UY to Lll ' Glf• 11 Hlll F'lLIUl~ ll\ Wc•t PluJ,~ d e lpl,ln T:1c ~· Will wotlc ollt 1 A U La\\ &O n, form e! Jy with the fl. lllf'l kan J', :qnet~. ha" brr n ap.Pulntetl a:. nmnn,l!."cr or Nor1!lll'~ . t' Hl I I HOOFE.R'S NAME IN ELECTRIC UGH1'5,1i"\..l- ee Mlclu •a •1 .Pomeroy. m,IJE THE TOILER {5.li! . ""tiLL.-;:'• -· • Y O\. ' '[;..E c .... v< E T. Jv11 MD . ..,., H1M- HE'S PR.OBABL"f 1 I OREGOAIS ~ SMASHING FULL· BACK··GREAT£ST /..tAlEr BUCKeR IN THE FAR W.:s'r! 1\10\AJ • H OIA..I ABOUT GoiNS """TH'I!!!: M0\11 ~s ! i M1 MIKUt.AJ(. ~'-'IA]:!.RIEO ~'1 '.-H-\AI'.S OM ;,t)Ur.! ~~; the REO I TERROR of 1--oi;~o:ul :·: ,m~~- 1 To Cf:lllfor:7~ lq f:w Ii.lf~ ur the J; •;· V··~m .. ( lew~: ".1\ny c ~H lL("~l;"'u \ w"""' •~ or::; P\'~ ;'.l 'i~ " ' . PONTIAIG HELPE'D ORE GO"-! STATE" TIE, u. s.c. ·- ON NOV•. 18--loO l?H, 11-G Ki~ ~ trv.., Crw.l!m1<11 .. In revising the li~t of contendc::r& so th~t it might show the active candidates we have drop~ ped the names of a number in whom we had grent fa ith in thelr ability to land a big prize should they exercise that ability. No one is dimi ·u>: tc-rl f:c.I"'! t.he campa ign. All that ts nece::-sary to join the list of activ e ccntestants is to bring some rubrnipbon votes to the campaign offic~. Ar. the li ~t of contend en. . . ..j 1. • ,m-~'M<I.l 1 HEY rnisc f<.\lmldable foot- the gridiron and bas been clocked 1n 9.9 &etonds 1n the hundred-yard ball plnycu up rn the Pac1hc dash. It was Franklin's almost Northwest, and tim year super-human play that enabled the !hne are several great grid !!tars fightln' Oregon State eleven to boid u~orrying on the tllu stnou s tradition the mighty Trojans of Sout~ern t!; Wrlso n., Kitzmiller, et Bl. California to a sc9releMI tie, snap• .. . '· -· . ' ,J - .. ~· " ot ::5 rtraigbt vic. j ' ' now stands i.llcrc "'rc I ,~I .::JIT pr1zcs offered than there are a dive ____ . .-...--. Active Catldidates ~ ... ------~.-,_ ..-......_ ...-..__ ~ -~~- , - .._.,..... -- ~ .--~.--- ' - ------~~ ..... _ - - __ _______....__....___........._........__.-"::;.. Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Rutland, Ohin Minersville, Ohiu Pomeroy, Ohio Middlet>ort, Ohin Lt~turt Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Racine, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohin lJ ~~ \ ( 1. ~ w~-~K,:·o:-~ · ~ ~---- ~ ....~~~---~-\ ~ ~ ~ -~ ---""""'"" ' / ,, ~ '"---------~~~- CAMPAIGN OFFICE OPEN 8 A. M. TO 12 NOON and ALL DAY SATURDAY ·. •' I 1 ," I i I • ,• cnnrlida te~ Mrs. Vivian Allenswm'l.h Mr~. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Ma1~ C:mlpl;d l Mh1s Agnes Ft:;cwr Miss Irene Grm•:·;:'r .Mrs. (;ay Hamm Mrs. Edna Howard Miss Leora Roush .Miss Emogene Wih;un Miss Winift·ed Wolfe ) Miss Wanita Young T pinJ a streak 1 having must be fought for . I Norman "Red" }'ran\din, Mer· topes for Howard Jones' millbty eurt+foof.ed »aokfleid a~e-of the Oiie- .men. • , · .' ' .l'hll'l 1rl!!d-Ma~d~ tli'e11-0t'i·' "! ll.t~e 1 gon· State e.levtm. 1has been ' one of J the t;nost semsatto ltalJ?,la~~rs on,the Beu.vers.atol}diolf ,tbe Tl-Qjan seor1 West Coa ~t this seu ~ on. 'T his fed· iUS" tbrea~a with bis Pl:od1riourt ·, hcR 1Jcd riot from Lon~ Beat·h, Cal., r'..:ntmg, and he was md(lmJtable on ha!i Let:ll culled a. whole teum m ht"ll-> t~i! defense when Southern Cahfo~ ­ soii by R•lr. h a woll-quullficd Ql).-!' ~1.:. threatened m OreK"on St11.te s j;(!l-er as Blil Spaulding, U. C L. A 'l.>"vr't<'ri. t08C\1 l'illllklln SE~ ID S. b .be ~ ~11re ~din trtole ~b.reat ':ll rl'v~me; '0~ lb.w.e- f91' all-t;>lQt bonon. Lb.111 Jlea.r, 11; f ubsr:l."lplion cac:h week aher engapn~ m ·~: nrl r.: r :: '' we are publishing toda y hK the !"r-q•lii·errent the pa~t week . c In thir enterprise at; in l'ny oth-e r the publ r: ru!min•s ~ ucu!s~. They want to help a pr:)bable winner. They want to see their favcr1te '-ancli d ak 111 1he thick of the fight. AnyJ.hing w.,:)rlh i fRANKL.IN I •· SE'NSATIOAIAL. TRIPL.E' 'J!.lRE:AT OF 11-IE BEAVERS·· I. HE WILL PLAY IN AJ.Y. I' AGAIA!Sr Fo"'DHAM F'AANKl.INS ''·''-' wm •'Red'' ~0\..IR OWN WA."< 1 I ,. ;..e,:) f•, l ~ The public we fed shOIJ]d tu10w the 11"- -w•, . . . ; ~ ho<>~"' m CJ.ki ng .LJ. ::c riow .. effort to wm th e nt.sb prizes. No one is very cnthu!'ia:.tic ~ hcut h:Jr~i~tg ar:::•[nnt.• who ir not putting forth tl•eir best ef~ forts to hdp them~.clv es . Bow y(l-;.1 bni;. ycur h<.'i~rh\1-t or thf c(;.lor of your eyes matters ltt ~k in life's record. It ir your act<; nnrl wJ-.;..t Y"t; ' cc ornul ifi. h. Lincoln was no beauty, but his .'!'.ccomplishments live througout l ~~c mem:-Jl"'{ ,,f m 'loll. I 1 • will be droppf" .i (;r(•m l;, first time the adive li ~t of C"andid <J'{.',; ~'Th'"' rc ,, , l: - I 51 -A-."-\ ' ..... AU illbM11--•"'"u 1 fo1 $500 in Cash Prizes whtch read t:CHnp;:oigr. ORE'i<"; ,, I .- I !ndraml b:t'-k ot h1s lf'!fl l'l C11nrh Wll lanmn I c.u ~ a le lfiOII n 1\u:. w o: Tr ,11 <'1\' 111 tlnr h:' w1.l ~C I tm ll' U[;r l<!; llH'I' Tuc•,dav an d I W edn< dr,\ 1lcpc1 \Iff \\lth n lrlilU Tind::;dn~ Tl1tl team lcn.vc Co1•1mbus Thmsd:ly '"' "'- '' n ~ WEL-1-l~: " • �·-' . '1'1111 DAILY ~. ' ' 01110. UAMII Brought Them W'orry 1V OHIO ITATt UUSEUU .. HI GH ST AND ISTH AVL C ( L ~ ~.)J$ 0 ' Tho~ of Meia• counuan. are prepartul'"t.o trek to the pollll, Tuesday w cast their b&Hota accordlnf to their respectJ.ve desirea DeapUe the state-wide and" ~· * * • Mr and Mrs A A Masa:ar and ton-wide tnt.ereat tn tht: Amendment for the Repee.l of the Eil:ht6eDth Amendment of tbe United. ••• 8tatet COnatU.utlon and t.he a11o111e slates Wlckh&m I&Ws pointl t.o ••• Misa Irene Oruell!r wu a l rut on the prevloUB to the election day Whether the Democratic or Republican candidate haa the ed1Je wm remain an uncertainty until the final vote is counted Mr and Mrs Carpen~r of Cotomorrow nlaht, local polltlca.l lea- lumbua spent tbe week end with derA say Mr alld MB W L Stivers and Likewlae, In the local political other friends • • • affray will be another hot conte11t between oana R (Bay) Rou&h ReMlsa VlrgJrllEL Flaher o! Charlel'publican Incumbent Marshal again- Lon and Mbti Anna Loulst! Wea'let st Charles Ricketts Democratic of OaU1po1Ls, were week end gues ... candidate for Mo.rshal. t of the Mlsse 1 Koehler of Butternut George Parta and Ben NeutdJDII avenue are oppoa\ng each other on the • • • Democrat and Republican t.lcteta Mr and Mrs CllJrord Kautr nr I re~;pe-=Uvely for the office ot Villa&:e Charleston v.e,e au A, dl Clerk nu.o:. nne.. guest.a of ,JJ and Mrs D V We-.. Th e councilmanic race may be a zel ot E&.ll~ I.::aln t t 15 ree close hot and lntereatlni finish with the following In the runqlng li: P Due!T A H Durat Edgu Mra Mlcmle Net! WhO hllll 1 Eben:~bach William Hetzel Wrlrht 1 confimd In llolr.er hwpiUI.l Personals CARDPARTY Wednesday 8:15p.m. SACRED HEART SCHOOL HALL Refreshments cttns and Carl R Sauvagt' W PJnsterwald McCtoba Republl-1 home past few war; taken tCJ h eJ 1 months James Fugatt' and Albert Gloeckn API-1e Orove -fiunday In ner Demoerata the Ewing <tmbulance As In Pomeroy Middleport .s Twe • • • oat>""~ main battle looms as the MayOT nty-elght trlenel11 race with J E Harley Republlcan the home ot Mr Mn incumbent flghUng for another WeyersmU!er at Rockaprlnp term against hia opponent Frank tiHy night to ob6erve the Mackin, nernocra\ ThiB battle lllrtbday annlverury ot nromlses to be even better than tile Weyersmiller Pie cake and Pnmeroy mayorallty race with 11 UPre refreshments served to finish that wm be even cl011er tt te QUests at a late hour followtnr Lhought by Middleport poliUclant! !'bjoyable 80clal evenlna: t'l Second only to the race for May· 1 01 In Middleport Ia the bD.ttle be- 1 Mr Gllea tween William Robson, present th< mght patrolman seeking the poe!- Fisher of Uon ru1 Vlllage Marstlal o~r John lOti J R R Hawkins Democratic Incumbent Va and A thirdclaiming race Ia apromised W Va ~~~~:~r~~~r~~: dleport share In of Midthe Shoa.lll of Mr and M;s politlclll .spotllgM with the other of LIDtOJn Hill major fights and that Is the bo.ttlfo • 4 , fvr the clerkship with Ben Pulb Jr, Republlcar. mcumbent and Frank H Johnston, Democratic Cb~ier Mor- i ~amuel I RELIABLE DEPENDABLE At The Election November 7 ~~~~~~;.~:~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~;:~ Notlee to the Voters I take thia means to uk for your support in the Election aa I am running for Marshal in the Village, your aupport will be highly appreciated, Youn for Service, CHAS. ' 1 Aie1. • 0. Violence Continues Unabated; Picketing Spreads A.aricultural Secretarf Pled· lei- Adtninistratiott to Advance 1 HAVANA TERBORIZED No'l 1- INB-Ha.nna Money To Be Paid In L. S. INTO OTHER STATES eitl••"" oonllnued to walk tbe Currency AA Evidence streets 1n terror today as more Of Faith GoYemor Fean Troopo bombll exploded in 'ariou8 pe.rta or the city Will Agtp'evate The Two """' '"" .,. a """'""' IS BIG SAVING Situation store ln midtown section were dam· TO AID FARMERS M111"'" H&.VIIU\& A PLEDGE Bloux CLty, Ia Nov 7-INS--A railroad brkl&"e on the main line oC tne llllnois Central railroad between Cleahom and Meriden, north E'Mt ot here was destrDyed t.odo.y by lire Railroad ot!lclala aSBerted farm .11t.rlkera were resporulble for the fire It wu the third railway hrldge burf'llnz In t.hiB farm atrtke oenter v.U.hln leu than a week Both pre'l- Aa Waminll And Threata Determined • Battle For Repealiata Predict Overwhelmins Victory; Drys F 1nal Plea To Keep Liquor Banned "Till Are Hurled From Moo· Mayor Belnl W~red cow And Tokyo In Metropoha Somethins Better Ia Offered" To R..'" b Proaperity on B• ais of Equality Witb Othor Groupo PLOT ALLEGED RICKETTS. I f••),~ 1-IKS-Con- PUMPKIN SHOW I' ' I y Under autpicea Booatera Club of I. 0. 0. F. Lodte No. 242 and Drew Weh,ter Post No.. 39 American Le•ion ,Armisfi~ Day, ' PRIZES ' ....qoo due from t'700,426 73 Vote for George R. Faris I Nov. lJth. . Wll.L BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS• ' Larpot l'wnPIJin .' , ' ; Second Larl'••t Pumpklb1 Third WI'OII Pumpkin Cne Doaen Laraeot S...- PGtatOne Peck of Beat Patat- • , . . . . . . Beat 10 Ears of Field C..... . . . . . . . . . Boot 8 Etara of Pop CcJm ....... , . . .r . Larpat Tu..,ip \ .U $3 00 2.00 1,00 1 00 1, 1 • .' . Nail otlivit. ' C<l!>tea) f,.. ~ie"'· .' . , , , · 1.00' Beat T..m. )(fod:Ja~ C~~t ,' • P .. ZES1FOR CONTESTS Clerk For Needl~'fb. •clll\a To the Voters 103UI2:1 ' Your vole al)d lnfluence 1 will he Appreciated by ' DR. J{. D. BROWN Candidate For Pomeroy Board of Education clli.tiat ;.;.. FOU.PwS 1 GWts ~ .. Pie-Eatina Conteat, limit 6 boya Centa Dreuifta and Undreuina' Conteat Old Fiddlera Conteat Beot J icpr Conteat . . . . . . . . . . Rope Skippinc Ccmtoat . . . , ... e A.O!II 't.OO .10 1.00 5.00 1.00 .10 ' AT 7:30, BURNINGIOF A PALE FACE BY RED MEN IN AN INDIAN DANCE. 11:00 P. M. DANCE AT K. ol P. HALL BY AMERI· CAN LEG10N, DREW WEBSTER l'OST NO. 311. I 1 I l :POR .. J __ tloner s axe at Ouben today the .ng m Its dJort LO olltaln H~ductlon made over the radio lgnoriM.'I the the Manchukuo goYernment In New York Nov 1- INB-Violem..-e By CARL L TURNER voters went t.o the polls tlllrd criminal to die by this Na~~l ol its $4 500.000 OUO debt to demands of leaders 01 ' the mid-welt controvera~ with Soviet RUMia and repeated charges of lntlmldll INS Staff Correspondent 1 Besides Ohio both the ~· rrethod In two daya. United 8 o.tea th BrltL'>h &O'Ier 1" fa•m , __1,,, lmm~·"J over the Chinese Eastern Railway bon at the .....,lla cllmaxeo.l ue.... hi Utah Kentucky and Pellllf)'IYMir. 10•• • .,.,.. ":or &.lrlculture ""'.. tn Ma.nehurla IUI9erted today tbey Yorks bHter .,...three· oornered mayorCo1umbus 0 Nov '1 - IN5-0 o , v; ere voting on the same lsaui ~ y Bhe was Mrl! Elsa Z 1ehm, wIte or l!'len t has d ecld • , 10 J>.a ..•· t Llno 11 ,e~ pricc-flxlnz a schoolmaaler convicted of torturtoken payment on L- ll lb ne) 1 With Wallace prepartnr ~ leave had recei'led unconfirmed reporlll atty campaign t.oday as citizens <lf'\Ce the stronghold and 11tlll the tt.ree or them need endorua lrg and poisoning a aeven-ye&r old 1 he Dec mber token will con· for the middle weat to meet the of the ma.uacre of 200 Manchultuo turned out in droves and rolled up headquul ten ol the anU·saloon lea- l ror prohibition to be stricken t.oy to 1et an Inheritance !., ~;t of $'1,500 000 to be paid to Unit~ lltrlke leadera on their own ground farmers by SOVIet troopa In the Rw;~ what oromises tCJ be a near record gue of America voted today on 1 f<!deral statutes as ::13 .st.atei _ .. c S~o.tes currency on an obllp- the Agrl.cultural AdjUIItment Ad- sJan village of Petroffslty, on the vote \\hether to swinK CJpen the nOOd 1hA'Ie dol'e so ~ blase!ll were of incendiary ()11DECISION IS UrHELD ••un dut on th~h date of some '"'· mlnlstrathm was understood to bl! Amur River Twenty persons had been arrest- giot.es to repeal OT become the first I U Ohio a:oell wet ILli ~~~~~::::~!n ~ar:~i~:' who At.henll Nov 1-IN8-After re· ouv,liOO Last June the Br1Uah a:ov· planning to send oeorse N Feek 'nle maaacre wt.a said t.o have ed by noon six hours after the £tate to stand by tottering prohibl - ' White predicts he will c&U .. Iewing the decision of the Greek <.~ nme !t mad"' Ll token paymt'nt ol Increased cott or !foodS and set'\' Ices been ordered because t.he rarmer.l polls opened Included among tifln islature Into a,.._.lal seWQJl The Illinois Centr&l brida:e, In ' C t f 1 th •~ J1U ooo ooo the m8dlum or pay- Into t"e ,,,. I refUBed to turn over cere&ls to the those IUT8ted was Wllltam Chad· ..- ~ e exwa· bel " ldl bo •n c -lgn ma••ge' 1.,. F It ~oted ot the same time on re- l i ..~ tei)' after the repeal tw1 Ch. •okee ·-unty ••• 56 '"' long Supremt' our re us ng " • rth ...v OOtlonof SamueI Insull min'·'·' on that ocCII.S1on ng a 11 v~r Du,lno AUO""' B'P''m~· """lao era u. e am.,... ..... I r h t •hlbltlo nawa I ~ . l ne reaultll ..,.., of ment A_,.,ta. the fUIIIon •' 1 ,neeLahereonDec5t.o o.nd •• ee l h IJ ' · no o t! Paymen .. Wl'l be mt.de b) n,' 1 Octobe t t 1 f- to p loC~n>i....... ·~"• oud - J H La ou...... co.nd 1• peaotesaw:pro CJ&tructlon the railroad ~routed J~ttce Tahadouros handed down Brltlch 1n United Stat.e CUITtJIC)',~ ' denly ~c~d a.ca:J a~~-... ..; I Tokyo Nov '1- INB--RuatiOld. ,a.p· date tor mayor who Is Involved In PlOpoAD.l to reduce the property &ax ho~rd liquor control l~.;ilslatb'l Its trains throua:h Sheldon A crew an opinion today upholding the which meum:: th ...t ln view oJ' th, ho ISO IncreAsed sa.ld Wallace aoellf!' relattow were st.ra ne urd a hot race with Joseph V McKee limitation !rom 15 to 10 mills IUl He hopes to have control ~ of laborer~ waa dispatched to t.he rt:llng Ill t xcha b, I ,ur a h ther today a.s both M(IIICOW an recovery party nominee and Mayor ciC a~~:e pension proposal and one to l l:ttlon on fhe Ohio srattd.l! ~1 bridge immediately 00 rebuild It Talladouru.s stu.ted the court's t.:re\a ng ra ::! '" e nHe ~ 'I'hl 3 1ne~ase In wqes per our Tokyo hurled warnlnp and threats John p o·Brlen the Tammany JJrovlde home ruk In ( ounty gov. w1thlu a we· If. arter the atate no~ ~ddlct appeared flllr tween the dollar &JJd the ~ound, l was paa~Jed 011 to coiUium.erl! In at each other over the erlttcal sU.~ candidate c1 nment I peal com t1tlon m&ts His Uquei; Des Moines, Ia Nov 7-IN8Britain ha8 secured tor herseU a higher prlcea and It refleoted It- uaUon o.lonr the border between Chadbourne was char~~:ed with as· rhe wets through Col John A ndvl.!!ory con n.lsslon Is &tuB¥ a~ Qrowing clamor for troop8 to sub- l'RlNCESS UNDERGOES KNIFE 1 li~:r':WaL."1. escapes the onw ~~~~ro~~~o=e~~b~~~e~s~re~v=: SoYiet Siberia 11-nd Japanese con- sault aft.er a heated vote dispute at Hughes head of the Ohio Repeol present. dr!!.W1DG up plUJl'JBed. Cfm C'ue farm sttU£1• disorder In north~ndon Nov,.:.._?\..,INB-Prlncess :.f cumplete d(!fu.ult on her Indebt- that farmers hove to buy troOIIIed!IIMala~~ukyou!as llllent f(lr the aldpolllng ploce In the lower ell'St Coun~ precUcted a 3 1· 2 t.o 1 vic-, ,rol l•lat:.on to be submlt~ w!!JRem Iowa~ frrun the~ ~)'. ~ ~· <m\llbter or ednt'tlll which bas charact.erlred This happened unfortunately, time ~t least regardlnJ t.he MOB • e ·~ tl•ry for repeal of the eight.eenth Nith the governor's ap[Jroval to 1 ~ ana toctliy ILl strike vua,~p:C:llll 0~.-nd. $~ M'IIY un- Lht! po}lcy of Ji'ranct' and her con· jw;t at the time when fann prices cow speech oi soviet Premier Vyu.New York Nov 7-IN5-Ea~ amendment ard only a aUshtly I the 1enern. &.l!;Ct\lblY~ c.mWmed UDII.tlti*ed lro two . . . aerwent aril•opemt.kiD.dOdU'trtor re- nental allles.. were ta111n11 sharply u a~tof cheloct Molotov wamlfll' whom It rmslni with last minute blalltll or kner margin of victory for repeal The goverror and his dalJihUt, t:td plcketinll aprell.d In three more mcwal Of bet appendix 'Simultaneous ·~~em o1 the reaction from the ext ry may concem that any attacker of c."Lmpalgn oratory with plee.a exMary were In Marietta, thtl:r lla~, , t.lle aa:reemen• tCJ dteqree In th.:: ~peeulatl'le advancet ln J and RU881a wW be erulhed fortlnrlt.h- hortaUorul d e n u f1 c 1a t 1 o na and home town today He announcet! ·A ....mten tsrm~req tot:, "'l'EX" TO BE BROUGHT BACK Ana:lo-Amerlcan debt ~ J'~ A ~ aaaerttnr;jtl)' that Ja- chv.qea 0f plot.e aod coooter-plot, Columbua, 0 Nov 1-INB he would 'l:l\e for both fi:!!deral m1 troo)fl waa txpected to be wardVancouver, B. C, Nov 1-IN&-- \\all ~ ~~aa.W~ir\EtOll Parmen fel~ themelves ed pan ht4 forced R to prtpare Nt>-. York Clt~ voters tnarebeel w - A oold ~OJ rain areet ttJ~.te rep ~a• Cot old ag.t'd to ~. 0~ R WPOd· Texta OuiDin wu m.u ........, ·n~·~· __..!_.._--RI~ ,bet.etn t.be ~,._9f itM : ,..... til .,_ ._ _ lo'f:.e' ~ iJo4.1at \11~ ._ ~ ~ earl)' c:en~ QbiD and. for t.h,~ JG--mill 1mi7..a'n¢ I'I,Jti\Dtltft ....m fim'• 4e• tleHbtilrtN ~ ~ve\t a statedlenl !nery. ~ TIQf tu~~'USir , '!be Japahliie Millll', "fti r:&tm the bitterest. .ad m~,t i fot.en todaytbeT Wmded •r:nendinml.. l;tb& tlll, ~f The liiOdy of the celebrated nlsbt Cortb the llt~atlnn their .,., to lib&~ to tel:~un the COI,lnt.l' home 1 natwally enouah and they 'a&ld so made pl&ln In a tJutee hOUr aonter- contakd munlelpal eampalp In Th-r unomciaUy adYI.Ied the 10'9'- ~!:=~ r!!~ h~r n, NHilte Chamberla.la:J.. ra~za:rk'ttelr oomplalnte ence between Porelgn Mtnlater Hlr- th€ put two deell4el sal 1 lster their decillion on prohJ· ermir Jblierday Ula.t troopa were was soheduledpe~ leav' t;QiOJ, ..~ b oellor of the exllheQuer Jn directed agalnM; the Agrlculture ota ~tlthey Soviet 8 Upward o! 2,100,000 of the metro~~~'f.:S'::al and !tate and 1 Sharln1 tb~ apotllwht with ~reeded 'lbey to~. htm the altuatlon 001J1P611led. .bl!; 1IL .~fl' 1..,,/f'bomu form€ld the house ot commons ot AdjUIItment Admlnlatratlon for Koll& RW:.., 'to"":J':rea.se w-h&t he p<-lts' :1.300,000 reslatered voten Dellplte the inclement weahlbttlon WIUJ the 10-mlll taK Pf'Q· ~OUt of hand ~~ II'OwiDI fttt1r~ :OU1).lan P( NfWfJJ.V1 k. , 11 111 1 the decl&lcm to conUnue the toker• ha'llniJ failed somehow Ul build a &'lcea9lvely !Hrge military Yere expected to decide betWeen !er however lt war; f/~WCt.)'JOlla! wb\c.l-j It hu been ~d t 81 by th=ur 81 Cit tJilllt I ~outaan,al,1'1.~ ruulate yes· met.luxl, of l)al'ment tlrrn foundation under the tnstllbll~ fortllle&Uons along the Blberb.n· Mayor John P OBrien, TammaPY .7+1-f'i.·t 8 beaYYI tlllrn-out to would fftduce revenu,e tram ~(t Jl prom oux Y .. ~w:P.a7. , In hls statement PresldenL tty of a 1 peaUatl'l~ ll.dvancfl Per- M'anohukuo border candidate Fkml'llR H t.aa:uarcUa,J "i":.l[ll ld be ded l:::ou1CU r&ppro'l:lmal;fj.y Jl&~~ ht'M men chartered an airplane, Thouaands of &drniren1 vtewed the Roosevelt ss:.~.d the cumncy llf'!;(' bapa even more o( tl1elr compla.lnta Tlte SOviet envoy replled thll Fualon nominee, l!nd Jor;eph V Mee vu ll: wou r~or M9.ny:l'IJbllcnen; ~m ~~ tl~:.w to Des Motnea, and added thelr body o1 Misa OUinan which lay tn tlatlons ha.ve been conducted un· were directed qalnst Ule NRA and could not be done Inst.e&d. m Kee former Aldermanic prHideot ;~~i~:e~;o~~Oh , ~~:S: entirely n~w tax aet-up wf;QJ# 'I'Oice to the demal'd fOl" troopa 1 a !lilt enoosed cllllket In a Van- der great dlHlculty becauae of I.Ul- Its tnr;u.tence upon higher waps for commenting on Ruulan oh&.r~el P.nd one time actlnr mayor leadlrg card~ nece&aarJ to make up the Oov Herrlnl was reluctant to Use couver mortuary precedented c!.a.c: of v.'Wld eco- labor JaJ)Qtle&e mllltary planes h&Ye been the recovery party 11Bte .ot~t by the !J-mlll reduction, ji.J!d t oops however until &Very renomle and financial condltlous Wallace predJctl!d the recent in flying over Siberian territoey Yur· Dellplte clalma of Tammany leadthe capltnl t (sr.s that a !1(1.1:!8 li!: 80\Jrce Of lOCal authorltle!ll 111 ex· .. PUBLU.: ENEMY" DIES ~.r-tore the tUscUlllllons ha'l'c creaae ln induatrlal payroll8 w1ll ellflv wu underatood to haye war- <'ts and expert.a that Mayor OBrien ! '\Ould be necessary --t.J houat.ed. He told local authorltle11 Boston, Nov 7-INB--Jod'n t~ "adJdurned unUJ. commerdu.! SOOII ~ault Jn atron&"er purchasinll ned Htrota that the Slbertan forcetl would be returned by a good-8lled or the state prohibition law Utllltl.es \.ompa.ntea wbo he believed mobUitatlon of troops, wKeno" Keenao, :m reputed • and ~'t.aq conditions becrune power of eJty conaumera for butter would open fil'fl on any planes 10 majority, ~neral oonsensua wa1 Prom headquartera or the Ohio muCh prope. t) In Ohio would at t.h.la tin;'e wquld' ~uti .,va~ ~ \ ~)ll$o. 6" who wu ah'jtt mQlll clarified. beet, pork and ega:s tlyinl In the future toat the raoe Lay between La&ua.rd- antt-aaJoon league whoae endorse- hcneftt for !ung the aituaW:m \ I ~ ~eat«day durlnl an ~The Bl1tls.h a8S\1N!(,. the Unltt.tJ Htrot.. denied any Japanese Ia and J4CKee with the Pustoro can- ru.ent or rejection of candldotea for tlon how ''ld ss The bmlnesa men told the gover- ehal\ge of runflre In a theatrical states they recc~~ntr.ed tbe va114tty (Continued on hill sun planee had flown over Siberia In dlda.te belnl g:i'len a bit of the bet- 1atate omcea in former years has nounced If the amomlmomt nor that 1.200 men had been laid ~Qtl niltlt.club, died today o! t'be debt, and. 8 t the 15&1ne tma~ ler o! tt In straw votes and the bet- often mear>t their elect-too or deteat ht.> '' 111 urse a pro?Qrtiunate tlf by B10UK Cit)' paektns p~t1 To 'uie ind he refused to name w~re a:iven :M'r Roost~veltA perWEATHER DELAYS TRIP (Continued on Paa:e Three) l u 01 odds lc-1me DO JloWing prophecies of vic·, crease In the excllW! tll.ll. levied because at.ock receipt.e had beero cut his ~·l :wnal~ 81111..m.nce that be did not Rotterdam, Nov 7 - INS - Bal Laguardia wu quoted at 3 to 1 as lory at t.hia important election then1 EO t11r below normal by the atrlke I consider Lhe Britl8h government In weather over the Rhineland tod w OHIO AUTHORITIES the polla opened McKee 1 to :;J 1-2 Wouldn t we better hold to proIn advocea..ng the umend~en~, picket Une aurroundtna the city SEEK MISSING M"N default for falling to meet the en- forced Col and Mrs. Charles A ond O'Brien o.t 1 to f. 1':.\bltlon at leut WlW aomethtna: he &akJ he was moved by a dellrit 1 Anolher 2,000 were U.lely to De laid Oh~l\80. :ov 7 -I~A,uth~rl.- tire amount due ln December Llodbergh to abandon their ~· HOLD KENTUCKIAN I Aa the three leading candid&tes better Ia offered?' waa the ftnal to re 11eve home owners Proponen'tf;· oft today, they !aid '~~~~~ H a~i ha:n a~s~~nt ~ ~; The expectatJon 1s that Britain tempt to ny from AmsWrdam lo _ \\ound up their campal.gl'a with E':;Jpe&l of 8 P McN&UJht onti-sa- ol the mea.~ure ront"nd lha~ -pre ~ The BtoUJt City milk supply was Ch%a rn:talm~ taltlee Corp., wm continue t..o make Wken P"Y Oeneva.. Oalllpolifl o, Nov 7-INS-1 r<~bllc addresses Iaat n1cht, McKee loon leque lu_pert[ltendent tnt real ~tatetaxesart'a. burd.tb. 1~ Clot to ten per cent of normal , Mtlllli:; tlnce Ocr,O and beUeved menta each lmtallment date, In "Ibe Llndberib& took oft ln tbe,r Wanted for the "Jealousy alaylng • cluu1red • the moat elabora.te plan He oha.racter!Rd arowtna senti- I the extent of discouJlLIIna ~;.o •we. do not object to the farm by his wife to hue been kidnaped June and o~cember unUl such seaplane ut. 11 4& a.rn and aet 11 of WIUiam Bolld, a raUway awitch- In the hlatory o1 the City of New ment for repeal or problbltlon aa a owmn~hlp • !< strike, a spoke~an for the bull~ t Hilht.m left home early on Oct time IL8 the condlticma referred to, ~~o:~r:e : J!;~rt&u~ Dltt.n, at Alhland, Ky, L c Oombll. York to ateal this election Ill under Icol\lllquence of the unreet and de- Detecting evidence of a JletJ#p nll:'llll men said. We objeCt to the 30 on buaineaa and drlvin~ an ex- by the president become more suit~ 4J, a department. st.ore collector, \lay White enclor&ed ~ 1e.lre !or many cha.naes that accom- of pr08perlty llolence and t.o the diacrlmlnatlon pensive a.utomoblle they encountered raln and ml&t was taken into cuatody here tod&y McKee lln.:ed the nam-:!11 01 p11.nted. the period of economic dla- old age pensiOn proposal M. ~ ag:aJnst Slowr. City Picket& have tOonUnued on Pa1e SIXI They tw."ned back and landed at COMbt was arreated In hill auto- James J Hl!'es 8 lieutenant 11 tree~ Brown ap~1r.gft'!ld a member iol bottled up the city ~re than 3.000 ENTIR8 PRISON ~~ , - Rotterdam at f 30 p.m lnobtle as he .topped at a street In· Tammany Le=-der John curry M'"l "The wet.tl were quick. to realize the old &It! Pf'll8\on contt~ packin&" plant worken will ht;ve Colwnbtla o Nov 1-IN8-Da· VIOLENCE IN COAL ZONE MU ' BT STAND TB.IA.L terseetion here He oftered no re· 0 Steuer, lawyer aligned with the Of' a.n. profit by the diiOOJltent,' he predicted it would catTY by a W'f1 lwen thrown out of work by to- vld Miller, ~-year-old farmer of Wilkes-Barre, Pa , Nov 1-INS DemocraUc li'Wilnitatlon and L~t snid and the)' t1ed up CC(Inomlc marctn 1 tance 11 Itliht" Tuacnn.waa count~ toda.y dropped -Violence In the nortbern anthra Leesburl. Va, Nov 7-IN&sA.ocordlng to word Tt!Celved here awmtla 88 be1nll connected wt·. d111tlfta wU.h probibUton Proponer.tr of the oounty "blitife Railroads Into Sioux Ctty have hJa Identity and ~arne No 81,649" dte strike Held Oared anew today Oeora-e Crawford, negro handy- lklnd wu ahOt aNI killed durtns a the alleged plot. He claimed plan~ ''They haye been ratber vaa:ue tule' amendment argued tha' ~~~ placed cuards: on their tracks with- when he entered Ohio penitentiary Ias ptck.et8 let loose a. b&raa:e of man muat 1tand trial on the oriJ- qu'arret l'(WU]tlnr from jealouay had bem la'1 for wholel!A e t.1 lfp.rdlng just what ahaD be the wua needed •m t.he interest. fill ln a 100 mile radius around the city to b.. gln aening a life sent.en~ latohes lnJurlnl six peraons and lnal lndie~ent returned aaainPt vver the affectlolll of a boarding portatlon • 0 , noa.tera a.nr Ult:r;.tll menu set. ~fore the people U pro-~economy ' whUe Ita oppon~t8 at· t~ prevent turther bllt'nlnr of tor hla part In the sln.ytng of Li(t damaging aeverru automobtles., one him charging he brutally kWCl houae proprietreSII at Ashland voters Mbltion La repealed They have llr- t:~cked It or 1.he l'fOUlldli that. ~1.t Lrldgel and attemptll to barriCildfl and Naomi Oramblett tenant.ll on oi them a ft.~eral I(O'Iernment ve- Mn Ar:u~ Boelna Ulley, Vlrtinla At McKee headquartera rec0 .,., , RUed orly that a chanJJe should be would deny th~ right of !Mllt·to-11,• 1 traekll MUiera farm • hlcle and Wlaoonaln society wom.an,and party workers issued a predict'( made wlthoU deftntna: exactly ernment tn local communttlee ~ 1 Only one of the six Injured had h"r maid, Mro. Mlna Buckne; Two brfd8er; were burned In as VJetS O o1 vk:tory, how~ver estimating , what that chanae Ia to be" permit anncxaUon or munleiliil· rnany daY!, one Uvutock train waa any connecUOn with the mine un· wlth a bootjack would be elected by about 100.000 He concluded by uktng if It til::> and to,.nships without tm'r atoppedbybe.rrtcadea plied on the lion actlvttlell --vote&. Tammany leade111 claimed 11 wouldnotbebetterforOhlotohokllconsent .. "''~"' track and eJ1ht can of llveltock MORE F.ll:DJ:BAL Am majority for 0 Brian of alla"htlv o.1 to U.s prohlb!Uon amendment Beeret&ry of state 0~~~:,.:··.•~ Ulkla.ded and driven &Wa)' GOLD PRICE UNCHANGED COlumbua, 0. Nov 7-IN&. more tha!l that whUe U1e fus1onlst .. tne.n to make a chanp 'wher> no- I Myers will employ B new The COJJduotor of another trellht Wasbiil&'lOn, Nov 7-lN8--0ov- TrlpUn~r by the federal eiJUir&ent;) Huft to Eztend Hand of counted on a 150 ooo advantag~ for bOdy can tell what the change l8 1obtfUn a QUJek accurate train reported that bulleta had been , ernment quotatlona for newly min- reUef admlnbtratlon at Wathtn3Fellowflhip to Litvin off LaOua.rdla M;;eiy to brlng forth " the 110te In each dist.rlc~ sent tntotbeoabooseofhU l)lef!dlns Security Trantad1ona Enc•· ed domesttc IOid remained un- ton of Oblo'B quott. of food f~ Poltce, t~e attorney-generals ofAlthooch prohibltlor;~. will eltber alately upc.1 completion of train tJter plcteta llad 'lalnlJ tried aeered by Wic•in to chansed tooay aa the Treuury an- dlatributlon to nsedY ramUies and at Station nee mnd the boneet ballot BMOcla- 111 and OT fall oa. today B b&llotlnl labula'lon:J each precinct wlll ~ lo halt It b Sc •• __ ..] nounced a price of PU4 per ounce unemployed persona of the lbte tioD aald they did not antlctpatt there was aurprialngly little actlvUy required tCJ mlill summaey ~ Milo Reno, luldlni spirit of the e rutml~ the same price u yesterday 'Mlla waa announced here today by MllJ By KIN08BURY SMITH MY slseable outbr,at of disorder en either sJde as lOme 2.000,000 to Myers thus enabllng him "..h . strike, aald. b.e felt bimaelt Dowerts the tint da)' slnce OCt 2& Ul.at B o Braua:ht executive direetur INS Staff Correapondent at the poUt but no c!uLnceti were ha.ve ll complete ~ord within >u lc-. to pnUrent tbe violence. Washlna:t.on, Nov 1-INB-Publlc the price ha.a not tnCreaaed Iince ot the state reller commls.slon New York, NO\ 7-INB--Confl- taken The full atrength o{ the hours after t!1e polla close- ~ Bherltl' ltalpb Rlppr, of Plyrnoutll ILI!IIea ln four rigantlC security the new policy was inaUJurated on dent eltabllahment of diplomatic dutJ and a special force of 1'100 Myers aald he boped thf4, .. county , ~ytll.y plal;ieli a pard tranaactlons, directed by Aumt. H Oct. 25 At that time the quota- 1 relatiDns between the "Twtl great- pollee d.ej:'art.ment was Ot'(hed to caution woula eliminate ~ around~ oourtbouie:When 1hl! wu Wlafn while head the Chaae tion WB.8 Pl.28 e.at republica in the world will special deputy aU.Omey-generalf: that have crept Into l~ . informed that pld:ete were pll.lm• National Bank wiD be 1nveattpted, I CO!ltribute largely to world peace wa.s sworn In I tlollll In thl! ~It He has I~· lnlf to Invade the courthowe to re- by the senate barklnR committee EXTORTION N 0 T E BID ltd prosporlb Maxim Lltvlnoff Sale of beer WB8 bo.nned started election boards to count tllo t•leve tlarea: taken away from V1em '11/!Ulln the next two weeka It waa SENT TO IOWA CO-ED I ~viet Comm~saar tor Foreign A1- lng at 3 am tod.II.Y up until e p m • vote on rep!:uJ first, telspboft$1rt by the llherltf and 'take cart of the learned today fain, arrived here today enroute this evening In accordance wlt'l Noted Sia•er in Hosp•ta1 mtum to hJt omce heN! u !!IQQa). ~ coaut bouae at the same tbne" The securities were a aao .11110..,,000 lporin1 of Pact by France ;::~~wt% la;:!~d~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - -With Jnteatinal 10 Pl'f!Cincts are compleOO: al!iJ Outbreatl of vlolf!Doe threatened bond lillllue for the pnera 1 t ater Iowa City I& Nov 1-IN&and Othf'!rl, CauH' of II. (Continued on Pap> TitreeJ I f , 1 there&tter 11.t int~ rval.s of !0 .~· vt -n ectaon cint& , ;;.:.~ 8110 tn Nebr&aka. where to dated equipment corporation, a $33.900 000 Three eJttortlon, letters demanding p&ctet.ln&, carrled''Oft Ito Umlted 11toot lflllue for Sinclair ConiOUdat- $10,000 sent to Mlaa Ma.rpret Hille, Withdrawal JO'tlll and smiliDe the rotund IMPRESSIVE DJSPLAy In thill manner be hoped ~·-tti tcultory h&e been pea~ ..,. , Oil Corporation a •11,000.000 ee- Univenlty o! Iowa student, today ~lllw:::! ~=i~~= MADE BY SOVIETS j San Diego. Cal Nov '7- INB- 1have an ~rmate Indication of tlle 1 H 0 Pannenter preatdent of the curtty !Sill.e for the Detroit and caused poHee to plaee the Delta London Nov 7-INB--Oreal \Ions would be llucteuful and reMadame 8Chumann-Hetnk '12 was trend of the voting a few Jt~ Nebralllt& Parmen'Holklay Aallooli.- O&JJ&da Tunnel Corporation and a Delta Delta IIOI'orltf hOUM under, Britain 18 wlthctrawtng from the lte ted that far aa he 18 con I :•a aerlolll'l conditkm today II' a heR- 1utter th~ ,>ollr close at 6 SO tl e4 that ''f&rmen are as hltlle lasue tor constructing the Lin· guard pending an inveltlptlon tariff t.ruce qreed upon nfat the ce~ the business of re: M08COW, Nov 7-INB--Re'leallng pltal ~( r. of Lbelr dem&Ddl ootn Building 1n New York City All three nota w!rll unallned, International .. ~nom lo ,..co ,,._nee 1 cognition "will take only half an en even more lmpreuilyve mi,.Utal)>ed She waa 11trleken yestnday with Salt Lake City Utab, 1 ·~ .. 1be publiC wu reported to ha'le lostj f'Ollce revealed The hut oote. re- lo London, W ~oer unc an, -~hour" &trenlth than previous dillp Y , an lntesttnal Infection and ruahed JNB-Three-to-one odda 1n cy Prellldent Roc:avelt that be t.eavtly Qo all euept tbe 8lnclatr Cf!l~d ye~terday afternoon, ln.- !dent of the Board of Trade. tn__ ttle SOviet state today stqed a glf- to a hoRpltal where physicl&na said rt!peal went begging todaY ~n't kilo~ ~ ho~8 tn!,~ 011 atocli:\bt' which Wluln and b18 structed the ooed to han her father formed the Rouae t»1 commona thlt WashingtOn Nov 7-INS-Am- antic demODlltraUon commemorat- 'n appef"d(\(!tOffiy might have to be rroxbnatelJ 115.000 Ut.a.b c:e\~• be • e m B.liiOCiatea were chllrl'!d with poct. "dtg up tiO.OOO euh' Tbe letter withdrawal 11 ettflcttye mlca'11 sixteen year mllclal 1nub- lng the alatee.nth anntveraary of rrrtormed went to the poll!! to aieo continued. ln etlna: a profit Chat could have pne promiled. t.bat further tnatruct.lons belle eel to h& bee: bery of the soviet government. WIU the Red revotutlor n Dr Charle~ Y Pox her son-In- ~ tloral and state S trike activli.. ~ to the corporation'• atocki\Oiden \10Uk1. follow Dec 1 It I& v ve n tnd toda)' when Secretary of State It was estimated llf.ooo tzoopa• law, aald that the noted si~r·s :R.epeallst.a wtiCODI1n. of the ChJ The InqUiry Into the general baMlll8 Hlae ill the dau,hter a D"otlw.t:ed by ~!t&eJa!hat man~ Hull on behalf of the Untted St.at- tnatdled tn review before d.lctat.orl oondltlon was not cr!Lical toda.y The executive bolrd p .. ter boDdl wm CO'Ier the drl.matle Weat LJberty, Ia., pubu.tlet powera wblch ..... _.. v : - u. exYnd& hla hand in a aMt.ure of Joaepb Stalin prellldent Michael tnd expreseed hope that medical pew~ :;:unty H~ ~ia= ba.Ule between Wlnln and William De~ttve• were posted at the 110r· ~.,.t :-:~reof recsH. ,.1':; t1~P' ~ ~~~e ~ KallniD, and Premier V M Malokrv' t'l'8attnen\ would ~vent an opera- 1 V(l ~urn~ 11 plab.ta f'OI tor control , of POK tum1. n. orl~ boule rpidence of l!iM Hile nuctuationl in toreiln exOh&np L :.,no • e ore - wl".o stood. with otber hflh Soviet ttcro which he teared would pro'le cone marsln Dry •trike an wa: a ended. In the faUUht ot tbl: ~ ~ MOiled that one no&e, The tarUf truce Ol'lltnaU, pro• m ~ hl.storlcal SCflle wm. take c.~lll tor llf!'t"eral hour. wbile r&1n ft.tal because ot her qe appeal from 600 to ;~waukee Wla ptcteta releas• ap noue ot P)lnOhOn a .~~. "we &ri watehiDI rou.•• waa poeed. by Ute ontted state•. Will for plaC&~on a railroad pi&Uorm at bl!at ~, aPoo them and 'JDO,OOOI Yesterday's attack o1 the tntes~ kataot church with MO.OOO,GOO of 4el* aQd..~ »~ect to 1 ~ acreeo the Hfe Of the contenoce whleh M _ cheerlnr wtJ!Itl'e:tp .miSled near t.en... unai tnfeetlon was her fourth tn (OObtlJ'.aed CIQ Pale 'flint) heaVJ' 1DUU on all aldM on secoad. flOOr "I'OOin. now In rece!l!l but pr.etlc&llt dud 1 (Om.tiDued 0111 .... liz) ~·a tolilb ln Red. SQUafttJ •--. : l ffl'ent weeD <Oortttnued on Pip t..... J I I Q(Wae s,::J =· "oho i4i """'= r: ea. •.t!ft 'i:,';:IISB:;_ I I 1 1 p bJ" I T u BIC { 40Sses• 0 d e nvestJgate So , T Be Welcomed Today I Schumann - HeJn •k Is Senous . Iy IU Truce Abandoned s By Great Bn't . of l I =:on lrxl ':i ::'!'ectkln 8 p:m.. w:,Je I at=:.. [BAY] • ,....lJe' ' l;:andldate for Mayer. .., • EACH BLAMES OTHER SIX STATES VOTING ON QUESTION ~'~~dt!~t!~~lc:~~!Y :~:~ea!~:n~ For Britain With Dollar ~':!:"~m::a~=~':i:~~ For Critical Situation To "Steal" Election; Bit' 3 To 1 Odds Offered In Utah That W eatem State tt:!move before they exploded Low In Term& Of culture, Secretary or Arrloulture Along Siber' ,·a·Man• I ter Battles In Several E 1. h p d Wa.J.Iace today had pledaed t.be ad· B k L't' Will Repeal Dry Lawa While Both Sides Claim WOMAN IS EXECUTED ng II oun mlnLstratton ~ pn effort to advance chukuo Border uc eye I lea Victory In Blue Crall State ~ Berlin No'l T-IN8-A woman all evenly toward proapertty I By JAMES L KJLOALLEN ~ w ·'In N f INS--Fan The latest announcement. ot the lost her head under the execuRau gton ov - admlnlstratlon'll farm relief policy I Haabin Nov '1-INS--Otflchl.lB of ms 81.&1! Corre~~ponclent Waahb\liOn, Nov ::ed j ,. " 1 I WANT TO REMIND YOU ", ~ ! Iowa Cldzeas Demand G~~D B~RbAIN IS Wallace Admits ~USS~ - JAPANESE Voters To Decide Issue Farmers Behind ·---:.T roops l'or Protection SloUr.K BY ENvny Industry, Labor HNS£ SITUATI~N I Of Prohibition In Ohio Aaalast farm Strikers n !J u Aa Effort• News Flashes ~f CREH BRIHIN BEC~MES WORSE Today; Wets Confiden* By THO(dAS Voters ,~t Pomeroy t ria, Oenevleye Tobln, RG8COfl' ' PRICE THREE CEN'l'S POMEROY, OHIO, TUESDA Y,NOVEMBER 7, 1933 ,. • • Vote for HARRY SMITH Candidate ror TRUSTEE of san 1bury Townddp * I 35c TESTED I * * * Tht:J ator. Peing cireulated t.,at I ,h ..vc made ; promiad of •".Poi,.t;menta and that I II'A a member of the 1(. K.l<; ar• ,bbt~ u~true. , l'haye ,...de no prom, ~iae,1J I •ni net · -~e~ o£ the• K K. K. and ne.ver .. wa•. I am RO\ •fiUiated with 'any rnan or arc»¥P of )men. ' i 1 a~Jt r~tmin~ 'oo,mY: own merits. l will ~ppre· caate. your vote. , I Vircil C.mpbell, Repub!Jic~n Cand1date for Mayor !<. 1 bpl'l!!l!etltatlveDicbtefn, of New Yo1 k, dlalrmn ot t.h• I Jmml&"ratlon Committee, wbQ 11 eond~U!tiD&' probtl 111to Nar:l ac1 bVItlea In U S lookt over periodia •11.la from Germany which were 11114 :.o be d1slnbuted t:ere for pro)4• a:anda puroosu. PINOCLE Adminion I IHouae BBIDGI-IOO l .Ric!h•rd Art.n, .... I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;~~ predk':tlolll!l comJnK baek thick and HAR.YEST" OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. ENGLAND TO MAKE TOKEN PA YMENT!z son ChUll· I "GOLDEN and ot "" Meiga oounty's lntereat other pollttc:al battles apparently more important IL!I far DB local interest l8 concerned In i'lomeroy the main bOUt apoears to be at the head of the 111lage ticket wlth C J Hess Pl'e8""t mcumbent Mayor defending his right to another tenn In that offlcla.l cap&.elty against VlrKil Campbell, Repub1tcan This promises to be a battle to the flniAh With Tl.lf!!lday and WednMday U It.'a Nflwa lt'l In 'lbe Tribune * • ~~''8!''"~~. Ml&l Erma Hood al'd Mrs dry d"' VOL. VIII-NO. 46 EATHER FORECAST- ~ ..-ohio and W!«t Vlr«tn~-1 colder with ll(ht rain or 3tiOW fturrfel, ~ · Northeut portJon t.onl.tht WectneecJai 11nd IJl.lghtly colder. 41t and Mn Orant Hood and Interest dlspla.yed In the amendment to the Ohio State CODatl1.uUon repea.llna: the FULL LEASED WIRE &l'ld Mra Norman Kloes were eundar IUe&ta o1' Mr and Mra J T McLain of Lane&~~ter W at READERS' NOTICE - If you want the N ewa 01!1ce of The Dall1 Tribune, call 236-L; If the Buaine• 0111ce ask for 202-B. ars of a.:ee:' --===:7'-::: • !fWl 80 :O � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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