https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bf90a7efac32ecb8289ca000c6928d60.pdf 8355aeab91dfaa1e55dc40204b5af2d5 PDF Text Text •• TWORK HAS BEEN DONE BY RED CROSS JAil P~PUlAT HERE 15 D~U8lEO ~ V[ RWE£K-[N0 EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS omCE Phone 202-R FULL LEASF;D WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWB SERVICE. If lt.'l Nen It'& lb '11111 Tribune n ~ ~ l ~ P~UCY ~[ GIVEN CHANCE ~H~w w~RTH Preoident, However, Not GIVEN BY HIM WEATHER-Cloudy and much coiner Wlth snow flumes m East portion ton1gilt Wednesrlay fai,r and colder n B1 Oarrter 15 Cent.. By Mall $4.00 Omelet l'ac:tory Activity Noted In Strike I r~RM[RS IN ~~m A~K[D T~ SUPP~RT ~DMINISTRATmN Killed in Auto Mishap IHUSSIA Wholly Satiofied With Reaulta IS MEDIUM COURSE Between lnflationiata and Gold Standard Supportera Wuhlnl&on NoY 14-INS-Prea· ldlmt Roosevelt Is not entirely sat· llttld. with the resuJbl liO date of hi~ tokl..pUrch• poUcy bl.ll. as it ill about ibe onJy rnJddJe-ar-the-road eouree the admlnlstrauon can pur 1ue bet.WHn the lnflatlonilts and thoae wbo are advocatlcg a rtlturn to the gold etandard It will be coo tJnued until tltne further demon strates its merits or demerits Thl.s declalon has been re11.ched flnanctal durin'l tho> ~~ In a .11erlesad\'18ers of conferences with n!'his ff:!W d~YB No time limit has been sd on the experiment but unless I:~~~~~~~~~i~~:~~~ there Is marked improvement In eornmodttv prlces tn the next •lxt~ ll d&V.9 a Rhltt In poll.cy may be ln ord., CongreSB meets In sixtv da:vs That wtll deflnttel) end the ad ministrations honeymoon perlod which hal been remarkably f1'eB Son of .. -~ ~ absenqe of ·dut'f Lulu' ' •l "lr- . wllfql today &till 1.& attempt the revolt whtch F oreeful D1etum by Ieke• monarchy severa1 Removoa All Doubt Scores of arreat.s are 011 Subject day acoordlnaf to thE.' .' •• ,;~;;;,;;;"{:~~-~ ,~~~~· ~some Slams are of being jalled best .. I ' '-r-" ' SELECTS CABINET J:fov 14---IM&-A lib wna ns.med. by King to succeed the mlnla&emief Alell:andru retiJJI\'ed. In thb I ' TO MEET SOCIET~ A 0 Tracy will be the a• o. tea s.t the Blmnaon M connection with the dining n'lom Tueedav the L"nd-a-Hand soct- " I I" It 1 • \ I ' I I ~ ." Dollar Plunges To New Low MBl'k • Gold Price wao Alao Lowered About 13 Cento to $33.24 per Ounce to do the things you've 'al~~~d~q~f~ijf~ doUVJ!S cbere a 'IJOJIIIID ~... ,.~10 dead cbat .&e oever to r 0 }!lad mlin 1iJlle to ;do the r' ··.~~ r ~~~~&·;, "'''" '· iiar'w~·Feilell• ~:Jii~··o 1~·p~tl~;~~~od· .....,. roo of ELECTRIC Theatre "PENTHOUSE" T.....sar ••a.p fl!ltlo our ahowt00111 cbe oezt lime you are down· .,... We aooot teD you lo IUCh amaH space ohhe count. . . ad~ D~ of cb~ ~om fn!m Wl!l'k;bd worry, -·~c;R&~~aeol"en. , I j! W~nt~dQ' ud "HELL A!ND HIGH WATER" ~ Aden. ladtth A.Uea Charter Ora,.... ...... ........ C.lll]ll It opencea IUlto~dMy and, asaures boan of rec:readoo.'lar away from your m~ cqoka p¢ei:dy; a meil rhat ldtdlta Wftl1be rudy to aene wbeo you come bome refnahe\1 and a.ly to tiCt cbe flbarmlog bomaa. TONIGHT ..,. ~ 1b11aee 4 P. 7 ' K."}!lill..a., w;iol ....... OOMIMO ...... • Loans Must Paid To U.S. .- ' PRnECTmN U. ~. CITIZENS Gove-;:;.;;: oa Laod Re•t Betide Rema1n1 of His Mother I IS SlUG Hi �I' ' ' •·•I"' . . . • ' . ' •. . ' .. l I .' -· • •' I , • < ' ' • . ' ·' ' " 01 , •I .. ., Novmlll!lll 14, 19W • ' .. TUUIDA Y, NOVD4B.&R 14, 19:13· •• IRt.lpll &dtliffe wel'f' Sundar luut~' 0/1.J or tbeir Pfil.rtntoll, Mr and Mrs. •~ • II HIJ~ , · • I ' Mr lind Mrs ,O&rlos"' W._.,1 RoberJi BU.5b and Bernard · ~ ''· I .. < NEWS of 8J?1Ji;r . WJrt ~ of Stlf1a RadcU:tl'~ aAd sofa. ~ntl)' , ·~. 1 OOJQUiW ' N,EWbYWEDS EN'I'EilTAJNt:D ' : :t.llaG Velma Vorhea or Va.nport o.f\d Don Btobart of here were ,unlt· ' 1 ed mi!J'r1&Ct MoJJ.d.9.Y No• lib.•at POR'leroy The fOWll' folU ..,ve , Uliom nn old time aereoade the laDle j ,, " : ,. ...,toilol 0111ce ~.. 'U,..~ : - I .fhu ' 1 • IIJ f t~to0tle 1 Month •• \ .. ,.,',.. Moblb.· · ' · · · • · • · · .aq Three Mon&h:t . . . . • , • . . . • • ···· ' ' ·· ··· · •~""' Nonlbo ........ , ..... Ddlve:N BJ tiarrl!l I ~ - PboDe 58Z·L MRS. MITTIE POWELL ANSWERS SUMMONS "" • ·• : m QtJARTERLY BALLY e.venl.f..l, at th,e home })f the- voom•s 1 parent., l4r tuld lilr.f. Hll1rr •to~ I bort ' I Harcy Stover ret.urded home Sun· 1' For aaa~~~a~ onl.., &ad. Cltc:ula&lon ae.-. ~u •·• ~ W. GREGG ~- '' I I ,I VIRGINIA dRY trom Cohunbu& where he spent four weelts the gues.t o1' hi& 1iater Mra Olarn Powell aQd family J0 •J14ry Morrill of Eaat Liverpool end Idlt Sayre of Plant.s spent Frl· 1.00 t.OO tiuy with Mr and Mrs RL.ISh •.c_no __Y~·-ou · --~··_··~·--·~·-·_·_··-"·l· _··_·_··--'-·--·------------------------- Me~ Nickel~. Mrs Walter Cantu spent Sunday with her parents Mr. •1¥1 Mra.l MO>t Johnson. Mr and MM:. Preelal)d Norris and ron Charles spent Sunday at Le~ tart with relatives. MrH M.lke Powell and !!01'1 Jerry of Racine spen.t Sunday with Mr a. "ld Mrs Preston ParSODB Eber Wolfe l06t a valuable hone n..e day last week. The ca\Ule of the l!lnO!S was unknown. Mrll Ruth Baron and son Dewald !!ptmt Sunday afternoon with her n•other Mrs Lela Laudermut Several !rom this place attended the reli-o! meeting at Pcmeroy &n·[ _ I 1 urday afternoon. CO-OP~RATION HAS been said abou1 co-operation and a friendMUCH lier attitude between Pomeroy Middleport. ~.n d I I st:hoo)J:o:. , Mu~h bas been done as can b~ teadily Reen b~ th u:-.c who have ~ollowed the fortunes of both schools dUr·1 1 1ng the p.::tst sc\ eral veors. ' \ Friday, Pomero~ s'-'ppoJ.i:.el"s ~ere "up m arms" when th ~J y heard that there mtght be trouble in finding a place to pl;q the Pomeroy-Jackson game scheduled for Friday ,1 flcruoon ot M1ddleporl beca use the Middleport offtcials had sc heduled a gome for Lhe Jackets at the same place nt the same ttme. Supporters here thought it was unfah· u1,U unspQ1tsma nhke because of previous arrangements.\ They d1d not know, however, that Middleport wa.s acting l:'.Oiely within Its rights because wllen the field was tentatt\t'ly gtven to Pomeroy for that ga m e, 1t wa R understood 1hat Middieport wal!. trying to get another game and if t uc ces.'lful would UMe its own field When Mr. Martm Essex, gemal and gentlemanly prmctpal of the Middleport school, leurned of the obstinacy and general all around unsportamanslike tactics the Jackson officials relative to the game. he, in dpite of I the fact that Bremen objected to playing at night and in : sptte of- the furt that he was not bound, legally, morally,lI in duty or m any other manner, und in Mpite of the fact Hwt at thts time of year night games sometimes find :~~~ ,w1•ath ~r unuouall.v disagreeable filjitn ; II)~ ,' t~plperature •ta ndpomt and. in s~lt• ,of,th~ r.. ct'that •an un11sually Iorge guarantee 11as been offered Bremen, generuutd~· announced he would tiOhfv Bremen thnt circumstances were ~uch l' t t ld b. 11 t 1 th · t · ht 11 I RUSHVIL;.£ • ' 1 j Charles HUI of Racme spent ~he ·~eek end here with Georg" Ul:cd I d t il 'cOl.!. f!.f. satisBed •mlle, Commiasar MalUm Lltvmoll ( nght I IS llhOWn am Y ! ,. t e left tb"' WhitA House after his 6rst meetmg wtth Pt eE~t th'llt itoo~e 1 an Jbohllnl Caplingll er ofAI<Io<ds HVillh ln•gaes I ren. WiC. the Sov!et reco~tiqn envoy IS James C. Dunn. of the U ntl<.!U, a w ess (a er on va a es r1 -"1atft Sta.te Department I ' '. " I 81 ~:Y Ma.rLha Holc~ll'ifl '->~o~'-nt.~ - .: ___M _OR__NlNG ~STAR fl 1tnday with her rathu, Jalll.l B·~l· tM:r of Dog Ridge "'h.1> t.s ..-.er·ouslyi' / 111 ! 'BI.5sell of Bashan 1 Ethel Price spent Sat urda} night wlht A•tdrey atethem and attend(:d Rev Thompoon u.nd fam11y. Mr&. r.l.urch a.t Long Bottom -- . -·· ,.,. Jamie Wilel vo1s returned. from I I.w:rtl•a. Holter and Ll.zzie lble ~re Rev Riggs cl06ed hiS serl.c~ ot •• fa 1·kersburg in a serluus condiiJon 1hc dinner guests of Mr and Mr& meetings ~t the l..OI'IS Bottom Saturday ~ Jotw. Myers of Pomeroy ISund.ay. Chtistian chu.rch saturday even· 1 E A Kibble was calling on Mr 1 J'nw~es Ihle of Atbena epent. tug i'lld Mrs. w F Denm and daugh- l lhe week ead Lhe Bl,I(!:Bt of home Mr and Mrs. F E Larkllls ~ud tcr TbeJma at Number D Sunday 1 ~l·lks family were the dinner guests of ~ ~ .. Wilma Cubblion letmncd to her I Wtlllam WIJ.son and family ol D.Ir and Mrs Lewis Young Sunday. Mr Mrs Glen Teaford and heme at Four Mile atte1 two weeks Lcto,rt were tb~ SundaY gueel.8 of Rev Rius of Tuppers Plt'>lmi Will c11Udren spent Sunday the gufsts f'mpioyment hero for Wlnlleld Ball - 1 Raymond BeU and family preach at. the Mt Olive church of Mrs Ju.ml!.! Teaford of Antiquity cr and ramUy I Lev and Helen Gilmore were re- F1lday night Nov 11 Ml's Ella Byers ard cblldrfln or William Cbaln~y is Ill a sertou.~ 1 C£>nt ealler:; on Clark and Ebna Pearl Mo.sier of Mahan . W Va Middleport were tP.cent guesta of, condition from cancer It Is stated In~e spent the week end with hi!! sister, ' • By Arlhur ''Bugs" Baer Mrs sylvia adclltfe and son 1 Mrs Harrr Smith I& a.lso on the ~v Thompson expect~; to begin Mrs Charley Pnce ~Fred Ph1lson wife and daughtf'rl !'lck hst ll otraeted meeting at Morning James Rl~gs spent Saturday nlgll v tUI 1 ~ou e InlRera ve O P ay elr game mg. v_ Racine wer~ sunday callers of ! E A. Kibble will be In his p1o- Etar church Monday night Nov 20 o;•lth Gordo.1 Lawrence Thl:!o arrangement whtch allows Potnei'OY to play Jts E w Hill and family and Ira Hill ~me house he1e ol'\lY on ThurH(Iayl Otey ""~~an~ family At.hen~ Dorotha P'"ice -::pet)t tile v.11!k t-"\lJ ''"' 11ght and Prida.Y until neon aiter 1"wert.~.!I:J¥Y g=& ~tur~y of,,1· B game acCIJP(hng to schedule mnde in ..-eontrtt.st..to the.:-bt.o.. Need No' Worry Nt'lther the dlstillf'.rs nor Lhe ultl· 1 r nd family v.lt.h Am:trc 1 E:,eebiem 't ' , .-~ . - -r.Jatized cotummer wHI be the JudgMr and Mrs Earl Shane aPd l November Hth Que to J~ko of b\.Liil-1 BaU.Ju~} f Gordon r ... renee m Ma.li':.\1"'. W ·-• 1 d .tnate, d1eagreeable, "dog-m.the ma11ger" tactic~ of/ Th.! dls~tllers pledge their moriltl el'! or demeanor or deport.nent as t~aulhters ot Dorcas spent BWtday\ 1:(.85 and because he want-5 to en-~ CJ¥t·~· sir' and wife of \'a , spent .. , week end wltn hom'! l·• Jachon Mchool official~ can not help but bring to the at- cbliptiotls to the publtc and Mk t.JPt down by Article of.56, Section 89 1 1he guesto or otha. Circle and fam- lilllie Ln the hWltlnl! !lOme alter P..oek Eiprinp were the Burstay fdks. ' f So th Oh" f tb II 1 ' t h t ki d f that populal" set of people t(l sip tn the bool: or fragrant IPdulgence 1!~. Novembe;r l~th f,UUit& c)f Jobn Hamm ft,nd ramJly Mae Ka.t!lr:.n Larklr•.:; spent 8'11 ,' t entton '"0 u ern 10 oo a n.ns JUS w a n o fiJowly and tread 80tuy --Mrs. F. 8 Roush and son Edson, "d " I • h h t • t Th ~ t0 m h 11 be Prank Bolme.a and Clitey Byets of Oa · Ch 11ay with ~·nice Powell 01 111d lVI nab; one must t'tla Wlt~. I"' ·TYLn~ 0 arrange ~ wnv unt ns sa SUriiOU$e were recent liiUests of rel· 1:' A.l!!l. f. RIDGE' rme 1 were ca1111li on as Ptjg.y~r m~tlng wa.s la.ra:cl~'litteQ.tl ,""' < thl, t ' t , •·· 'th th 'l;.w ,_ ':llll...:loll ~ Us\l$ol1Y th\s advice baa percOiat>&cCome£4-nlp(l y tbe Polj$ie O~p •:t'itU•:of thl Ia JOo~ , , ,... Ii1le ~fl' tanitb' BUJ:lda;r' • - · • tfnded ' lib lllls place lft!ntnly e\'ert:m' · 1 0 1 5 11 11 ,...or a ,e lC con et;l~ Wl 1 e ..,a~a , I'WJ~l11 Y o ~ ed' thkma:tt the other 116M 0: Ute Club! ll ftto~m ho wont 'to tlance "· P ce .I ~ " · ··~ t~wrence RoBe and family sper>t Lo~al followers of sports, instea nf being antagonis. f1•nce n was alway& the reformers 11hail wHhl with e. bluc-coo.ted e~U.:,~ 6~~r:O,~~o!~n~~% ~~~e j Mr 11o11.d Mrs. David Spenee1 and t11~ !hek end with relatives &t Long i:la ~-~ t 1, to Middleport should transfer the antagonism (if they and the prohlbttlonlat& who 1.1rged vo.rtner Those who are afraid to go U.y BUQd H L Spencer and family spent Bo~to-,m;.;:__ _ _ _ _ _ __ ' lliJme In t.he dark shall be escorted ay. 1us to 8hun rum and ttt terrors. 1Sunday With E W Holter and] jccl that wu.y about 1t) to the place wht!re the trouble 1t llli th06e who dealre to quarrel wm Mr and Mrs Laban Bill of Pom 1fllmll:t UT . . ol'i mat d ~l\e 1 dldtlllers prom:llle to make be accommodated until their fury eroy were Sunday HU68ts or E W a o. Sln11er and hi8 ~ ..~ l:fi ~,H ~ , JOo •, g ~ . ..lA :~ · tJI,.1t'Jelr oproduet 11.8 pure lt8 a. moun- Is vs.porlzed b~ the appilealian ot Hill and IM.mtly 11~1ent. sunday afternoon wlth MJ':e"Md-, Mra. 1 £mrne~t. Stethem , It lR a certumty that lf J ackSOI\ ,cp~ eX.CU.!Se tt8 boys t.utn stream above timber line coothtpg hickory to the sll:ull Mrfi. Waid Poster and daughters, son A P Binger and famtly vhd tit'& Ron,.ld and Gerald spe t "'-'d ft ' th ld 1 Mrs Eber Carnahan and Mra 'tis- Mornln Star ., d n 1 to co me- here to PIay ,~.,., ay n. ernoon, ey wau ose <h 1 (ltale or Bi.Jckeye Lake were recent g '"Wl ay wiP1 Wm Stetbem aod . , d But they fear an abuse o oop Each case will have Its vagaries William Gro.yum, family no mo r~ time from thmr st11dt~s by comlng Thura ay af- t 11 nty from a fervent and enthus· vnd whims treated with the serums rollers or Mrs Sylvia Radcllfte Harold, David and Jimmie Oeorse BisseJI ~;~pent S!Lnd.a.y wttll tcrnoon. Ji'urthermore if they refused to come then, they W-etlC clientele They can handle fin d toxlnes best qllllilfled t.o pro- c Mrs Cha~~s Ollll~~d of Oatlkl ll}:ent Sunday with P. R. Orr h1.11 parent.fll Mr. and Mrs~~H~E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · h F 'd the carriage t-rade but are afraid or cuce law and order to the shortest •<"UIIC spen rom ay un ftun11Y could, 1f they wanted to be sportsmen, ave come n ay the boys who drive up 00 root JlOSBible time. su~day th~ guest of her mother Mt . and Mrs Charles Jllght for they hnd played at least one nta-ht game where-'• Mrs1 Lals McKenzle '.e.ncl children spent Saturday night with her h 1 obi 1 M and Mrs. Henson Holter and ts Mr and. Mrs H 0 as Pomeroy, had played none. And 1f theKe two penods r;j:~bftmB t~ ~~e ;~;lvi:~al el~lln!· we are afruld that the dllltillels chlld.ren of Fo~-est Run were rooetot ct'H~an Prank and· raritu.y Wt'l"e una.vatlable,]Certainly the game could have been is atnf ~mocker strong drink 111 1have little to fear. Although the cnlletsof Mr!!. Philson Rouah. 0,1 Mr. a.n.d Mrs. H. v. Slng;er Sal,·llrl, vlayed Saturday &till rafl.ns And mlxtnr them dll· .,. ~we is llts:h the oftleial clubbing M~. a.nd 1\clnl Atthur Orr urday evenina. .. • . . u~f'.B neither I nrm wlllstlll rise and fall wtth the d(l.urJltera.r Bfl.ahan,E.M TheiSB ~;f J w Ralp and t... muy of Nease But the Jackson County officials evtdently had some- · __ t ides. The officers wlll man~~.ge to Lor4&s ano:l Mr. tmd Mrs spent SUndaY wttb E. 1 1 - I One Word Led To Another I ct I I ml I I EV!;RYHINP, GOO.D TO EAT AT . ~. JEWISBAR¥ CAF£'All,_: . ' f:!: I - I ,., " ~ '. · Shmt Orders .md S"anrhHcheS; ' 'kinds of popular B~ers on tap and in bottles. 1 ~,.• ••• '21\il! Rooni Froiri'Col'lier, "Mfll -iii'iit2ri'd7~t·· ' Middleport ' · · OLJYE* I · ' I thing else, something sinister so far as the Pomeroy game . . N h" d b t' f wa:i concerned, 10 mmd ot mg St eme to e sa IS II.CtOI"'I to Jackson except dmng as t hPY p Ier.se d ' w h en t hey ]J Icase d and how they pl ea~;e d We do not know how the Pomeroy officials feel about 1 he matter but Wt!' do know that common semiC tells us that one school that should be black1isted from further competition with Pomeroy is the JaCkson crowd so long as those responstble for the present untenable ~ituation have churgc of the uthletic ~1tuation at thn.t school In the meantime, Mr E!lNex and M1" Battyn have HOII(' a long way and made a great. gesture towRrd the further cementing of good feellnK between the schools Pomeroy and Mliddleport and if the Pomeroy supporters do le<:< than meet them half way, they ha1·e failed in one of the great ttlachinp of life as well us .:~ portsmanship . I There alway, have been and ni-~lcl&sen the bhllarltly or, the tnhdivtdulal ~~~~!'•' ~ :a~~~ o~:u~~~ aNI family. le • and Mrs H v. spencer 1 cannot w thout au tnct ng rom t e ga e· 1 -: 111 bf. ways w peop wto th ~Y :1t the nat10Ni. bundoy to see the new bo,~oe .~~~ ~~::::,~~Y with H~an Frank ltnndle the alr.zllng barley and e Ml' and Mrs Roy Byer& &111 t'"Orehlng rve The distillers seem f • nOt a •• th ' ••• ~ htl It proclaims Uberty at the ra.le of c Rp~.e spen un-y e eue...... Mre Roland Torrence and to rooogn •~rl this fact And rig Y cne teaspoonful an hour 1Ql t4e former 's sister Mr6 Syvia children spE"nt Tueada.y with 3 I In hlH early days the wrltet con- •- 1 ldl fc~>Bes to remem ...... r ng v1vwalter Y many Instances whtn the next was. PLAINVIEW TWO 80'1:9 ARRIVE a poUeeman Burn to Mr.r.nd Mr.s Ira Hill u pair of big t"•ilt boys, Saturdt't)' And lt seem~ to uu lhat lhe solu- "lev 11 Mother and bovs dolu~ u.m or the r\•m rebu& wlll remain f\n~ illld Dll.dliy Is 'l.~arlni n. 1>1 ~ In the Cll!JtLClous bll.l1ds ol the law IJroad ~mile I 1 -- IL m: Sadclute Ed Mol't"ls wno was quire poorly 1ast week is improved at this time. Mrs C. C. Hill remains about samG at t.hls time Mrs Garrett Ctrcle of Racine n oently calling on ~ folka. Mr. and Mrs Okey Pa)'uter son-s of Portland and Mr and U d - ld B b .W___ k -0--h1' Newspaper Plant p erWOr Offi reC S 0 stater, MMI. Henry Beaver at Ches-! ter Mr QlUi Mrs P R. Orr and. '::~ l jrf. /-1ba. Gordon spent. Thlli"Sday .. , C L Orr and family and assJated "tth butcherl.D.I THE '4<,cn!id .._ ~ riJ I Prize Votinc ~paip after Nov. 6 for the Daily Tn'blllle by carrier will be credited as if received on Dec. 4. During the inter· mediate time pay your carrier as usual. The advance payment of your oubscrip· tion wi111aYe YDII money and the annoyance of a wllllkly collection. The Lady or Girl in th111 Bi' Prizt'Votlng Campaign to whom yqu cive Yo'ar oubacription will be very .,_t,ful for tl)e v0 tea it will IOC:IU'e for her. YQllr J!llW· will be delivered by the lUIIe ea!"ier in the repl,r fllanner. ill t\l UII stand LhmJlP II but then TDmmv llad:·~~~~ ;~!~'t dmh& she duJn t QUite stand ror • lon1, tune and turned out all right. Of coune had an 1dn Do1 othy waa where a1. the bottom of alJ then 1he i&U.Jbed at thoucht must sureJ' old when the at.aned to t.hlne• on the younc oa.e1. Mom wasn't to be •h• ' .' WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY RATE To avoid confu&ion, all oubacript10ns to the Daily TribW!e to be delivered by carrier riven worken in the Prize Voting Cam· paiJII prio, to Noy. 6 will be credited aa if received on that date. Therefore pay your carrier in your reirUiar weekly manner up to that time. • He Rem~d l o 1.11:' really and happy and even anXJOUI startf!d Mom o-111 couldn't uncle,_ N.otice To Subscribers ! AU aub1criptiona paid workero in the A TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE New Haven family whicft lost 1t~ home and one of the dearly beloved members of the drcle in a holocaust early Sunday morning, bas the heartfelt sympathy of every person who has heard about the teiTible catastrophe. It io terrible enough to lose one'• home and tern· poral belon!Pngs bes1deo having the heavy hand of deatl· hnd in one's midst in addition. The dreadful accident will oerve perhaps, to prevent a like trall'edy if those who re~d about it, will but IW!en and heed. Once more, it i• so drsndful!y itppreosed upon our mintjs th~t hrosene or wasollne is d~nwerout when kept near pulldi~J• w)l!cn are not fireproof or near heat of • ny kind ~t 'tny til"•· we read about like tr•redllll Time• wl~out Qccu.rring has a!Jowed lhese carrij.rs of tl!re~tano. Oft times before t1·ouble to be 11se of tltese ure11cies for t.llp, hu• this cQIJtm•• when the peqple of the n~tl~n kmdlin!l llves :\wiu be *llvop from th' need the t' Iii dread C11re properIy """1"'~•4 and under various " Mu11 1 '· C&k~~tl- ~ th~ ' .. ' ' .' HowareYOUR~rvesP ..·' TEST No.9 Don't let jan.g!ed nerves .I :.·~ .",. ~o\\ r~~: ~f, »,ois~\0 • Foot tapping ... table drummm~t Wateh your nerve& Get JODr full • • 8l1lount of Bleep every nirht. Eat regularl;y and Be118ibly. Find time for recreation. And smoke Camels -for Camel's cootlier l<>hrl«4la never pt on your nen-e&. ATTENTION MAIJ,. SUBSCRIBERS ~ecured Worken in grp<mt or " Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than a,ny other popular brand of cigarettes! .. THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! ,,f ;.' I •' , ,• •;~· 1000 ,. '' ' I ' ' ' 'l ~: ]I ' l �I' ' ' •·•I"' . . . • ' . ' •. . ' .. l I .' -· • •' I , • < ' ' • . ' ·' ' " 01 , •I .. ., Novmlll!lll 14, 19W • ' .. TUUIDA Y, NOVD4B.&R 14, 19:13· •• IRt.lpll &dtliffe wel'f' Sundar luut~' 0/1.J or tbeir Pfil.rtntoll, Mr and Mrs. •~ • II HIJ~ , · • I ' Mr lind Mrs ,O&rlos"' W._.,1 RoberJi BU.5b and Bernard · ~ ''· I .. < NEWS of 8J?1Ji;r . WJrt ~ of Stlf1a RadcU:tl'~ aAd sofa. ~ntl)' , ·~. 1 OOJQUiW ' N,EWbYWEDS EN'I'EilTAJNt:D ' : :t.llaG Velma Vorhea or Va.nport o.f\d Don Btobart of here were ,unlt· ' 1 ed mi!J'r1&Ct MoJJ.d.9.Y No• lib.•at POR'leroy The fOWll' folU ..,ve , Uliom nn old time aereoade the laDle j ,, " : ,. ...,toilol 0111ce ~.. 'U,..~ : - I .fhu ' 1 • IIJ f t~to0tle 1 Month •• \ .. ,.,',.. Moblb.· · ' · · · • · • · · .aq Three Mon&h:t . . . . • , • . . . • • ···· ' ' ·· ··· · •~""' Nonlbo ........ , ..... Ddlve:N BJ tiarrl!l I ~ - PboDe 58Z·L MRS. MITTIE POWELL ANSWERS SUMMONS "" • ·• : m QtJARTERLY BALLY e.venl.f..l, at th,e home })f the- voom•s 1 parent., l4r tuld lilr.f. Hll1rr •to~ I bort ' I Harcy Stover ret.urded home Sun· 1' For aaa~~~a~ onl.., &ad. Cltc:ula&lon ae.-. ~u •·• ~ W. GREGG ~- '' I I ,I VIRGINIA dRY trom Cohunbu& where he spent four weelts the gues.t o1' hi& 1iater Mra Olarn Powell aQd family J0 •J14ry Morrill of Eaat Liverpool end Idlt Sayre of Plant.s spent Frl· 1.00 t.OO tiuy with Mr and Mrs RL.ISh •.c_no __Y~·-ou · --~··_··~·--·~·-·_·_··-"·l· _··_·_··--'-·--·------------------------- Me~ Nickel~. Mrs Walter Cantu spent Sunday with her parents Mr. •1¥1 Mra.l MO>t Johnson. Mr and MM:. Preelal)d Norris and ron Charles spent Sunday at Le~ tart with relatives. MrH M.lke Powell and !!01'1 Jerry of Racine spen.t Sunday with Mr a. "ld Mrs Preston ParSODB Eber Wolfe l06t a valuable hone n..e day last week. The ca\Ule of the l!lnO!S was unknown. Mrll Ruth Baron and son Dewald !!ptmt Sunday afternoon with her n•other Mrs Lela Laudermut Several !rom this place attended the reli-o! meeting at Pcmeroy &n·[ _ I 1 urday afternoon. CO-OP~RATION HAS been said abou1 co-operation and a friendMUCH lier attitude between Pomeroy Middleport. ~.n d I I st:hoo)J:o:. , Mu~h bas been done as can b~ teadily Reen b~ th u:-.c who have ~ollowed the fortunes of both schools dUr·1 1 1ng the p.::tst sc\ eral veors. ' \ Friday, Pomero~ s'-'ppoJ.i:.el"s ~ere "up m arms" when th ~J y heard that there mtght be trouble in finding a place to pl;q the Pomeroy-Jackson game scheduled for Friday ,1 flcruoon ot M1ddleporl beca use the Middleport offtcials had sc heduled a gome for Lhe Jackets at the same place nt the same ttme. Supporters here thought it was unfah· u1,U unspQ1tsma nhke because of previous arrangements.\ They d1d not know, however, that Middleport wa.s acting l:'.Oiely within Its rights because wllen the field was tentatt\t'ly gtven to Pomeroy for that ga m e, 1t wa R understood 1hat Middieport wal!. trying to get another game and if t uc ces.'lful would UMe its own field When Mr. Martm Essex, gemal and gentlemanly prmctpal of the Middleport school, leurned of the obstinacy and general all around unsportamanslike tactics the Jackson officials relative to the game. he, in dpite of I the fact that Bremen objected to playing at night and in : sptte of- the furt that he was not bound, legally, morally,lI in duty or m any other manner, und in Mpite of the fact Hwt at thts time of year night games sometimes find :~~~ ,w1•ath ~r unuouall.v disagreeable filjitn ; II)~ ,' t~plperature •ta ndpomt and. in s~lt• ,of,th~ r.. ct'that •an un11sually Iorge guarantee 11as been offered Bremen, generuutd~· announced he would tiOhfv Bremen thnt circumstances were ~uch l' t t ld b. 11 t 1 th · t · ht 11 I RUSHVIL;.£ • ' 1 j Charles HUI of Racme spent ~he ·~eek end here with Georg" Ul:cd I d t il 'cOl.!. f!.f. satisBed •mlle, Commiasar MalUm Lltvmoll ( nght I IS llhOWn am Y ! ,. t e left tb"' WhitA House after his 6rst meetmg wtth Pt eE~t th'llt itoo~e 1 an Jbohllnl Caplingll er ofAI<Io<ds HVillh ln•gaes I ren. WiC. the Sov!et reco~tiqn envoy IS James C. Dunn. of the U ntl<.!U, a w ess (a er on va a es r1 -"1atft Sta.te Department I ' '. " I 81 ~:Y Ma.rLha Holc~ll'ifl '->~o~'-nt.~ - .: ___M _OR__NlNG ~STAR fl 1tnday with her rathu, Jalll.l B·~l· tM:r of Dog Ridge "'h.1> t.s ..-.er·ouslyi' / 111 ! 'BI.5sell of Bashan 1 Ethel Price spent Sat urda} night wlht A•tdrey atethem and attend(:d Rev Thompoon u.nd fam11y. Mr&. r.l.urch a.t Long Bottom -- . -·· ,.,. Jamie Wilel vo1s returned. from I I.w:rtl•a. Holter and Ll.zzie lble ~re Rev Riggs cl06ed hiS serl.c~ ot •• fa 1·kersburg in a serluus condiiJon 1hc dinner guests of Mr and Mr& meetings ~t the l..OI'IS Bottom Saturday ~ Jotw. Myers of Pomeroy ISund.ay. Chtistian chu.rch saturday even· 1 E A Kibble was calling on Mr 1 J'nw~es Ihle of Atbena epent. tug i'lld Mrs. w F Denm and daugh- l lhe week ead Lhe Bl,I(!:Bt of home Mr and Mrs. F E Larkllls ~ud tcr TbeJma at Number D Sunday 1 ~l·lks family were the dinner guests of ~ ~ .. Wilma Cubblion letmncd to her I Wtlllam WIJ.son and family ol D.Ir and Mrs Lewis Young Sunday. Mr Mrs Glen Teaford and heme at Four Mile atte1 two weeks Lcto,rt were tb~ SundaY gueel.8 of Rev Rius of Tuppers Plt'>lmi Will c11Udren spent Sunday the gufsts f'mpioyment hero for Wlnlleld Ball - 1 Raymond BeU and family preach at. the Mt Olive church of Mrs Ju.ml!.! Teaford of Antiquity cr and ramUy I Lev and Helen Gilmore were re- F1lday night Nov 11 Ml's Ella Byers ard cblldrfln or William Cbaln~y is Ill a sertou.~ 1 C£>nt ealler:; on Clark and Ebna Pearl Mo.sier of Mahan . W Va Middleport were tP.cent guesta of, condition from cancer It Is stated In~e spent the week end with hi!! sister, ' • By Arlhur ''Bugs" Baer Mrs sylvia adclltfe and son 1 Mrs Harrr Smith I& a.lso on the ~v Thompson expect~; to begin Mrs Charley Pnce ~Fred Ph1lson wife and daughtf'rl !'lck hst ll otraeted meeting at Morning James Rl~gs spent Saturday nlgll v tUI 1 ~ou e InlRera ve O P ay elr game mg. v_ Racine wer~ sunday callers of ! E A. Kibble will be In his p1o- Etar church Monday night Nov 20 o;•lth Gordo.1 Lawrence Thl:!o arrangement whtch allows Potnei'OY to play Jts E w Hill and family and Ira Hill ~me house he1e ol'\lY on ThurH(Iayl Otey ""~~an~ family At.hen~ Dorotha P'"ice -::pet)t tile v.11!k t-"\lJ ''"' 11ght and Prida.Y until neon aiter 1"wert.~.!I:J¥Y g=& ~tur~y of,,1· B game acCIJP(hng to schedule mnde in ..-eontrtt.st..to the.:-bt.o.. Need No' Worry Nt'lther the dlstillf'.rs nor Lhe ultl· 1 r nd family v.lt.h Am:trc 1 E:,eebiem 't ' , .-~ . - -r.Jatized cotummer wHI be the JudgMr and Mrs Earl Shane aPd l November Hth Que to J~ko of b\.Liil-1 BaU.Ju~} f Gordon r ... renee m Ma.li':.\1"'. W ·-• 1 d .tnate, d1eagreeable, "dog-m.the ma11ger" tactic~ of/ Th.! dls~tllers pledge their moriltl el'! or demeanor or deport.nent as t~aulhters ot Dorcas spent BWtday\ 1:(.85 and because he want-5 to en-~ CJ¥t·~· sir' and wife of \'a , spent .. , week end wltn hom'! l·• Jachon Mchool official~ can not help but bring to the at- cbliptiotls to the publtc and Mk t.JPt down by Article of.56, Section 89 1 1he guesto or otha. Circle and fam- lilllie Ln the hWltlnl! !lOme alter P..oek Eiprinp were the Burstay fdks. ' f So th Oh" f tb II 1 ' t h t ki d f that populal" set of people t(l sip tn the bool: or fragrant IPdulgence 1!~. Novembe;r l~th f,UUit& c)f Jobn Hamm ft,nd ramJly Mae Ka.t!lr:.n Larklr•.:; spent 8'11 ,' t entton '"0 u ern 10 oo a n.ns JUS w a n o fiJowly and tread 80tuy --Mrs. F. 8 Roush and son Edson, "d " I • h h t • t Th ~ t0 m h 11 be Prank Bolme.a and Clitey Byets of Oa · Ch 11ay with ~·nice Powell 01 111d lVI nab; one must t'tla Wlt~. I"' ·TYLn~ 0 arrange ~ wnv unt ns sa SUriiOU$e were recent liiUests of rel· 1:' A.l!!l. f. RIDGE' rme 1 were ca1111li on as Ptjg.y~r m~tlng wa.s la.ra:cl~'litteQ.tl ,""' < thl, t ' t , •·· 'th th 'l;.w ,_ ':llll...:loll ~ Us\l$ol1Y th\s advice baa percOiat>&cCome£4-nlp(l y tbe Polj$ie O~p •:t'itU•:of thl Ia JOo~ , , ,... Ii1le ~fl' tanitb' BUJ:lda;r' • - · • tfnded ' lib lllls place lft!ntnly e\'ert:m' · 1 0 1 5 11 11 ,...or a ,e lC con et;l~ Wl 1 e ..,a~a , I'WJ~l11 Y o ~ ed' thkma:tt the other 116M 0: Ute Club! ll ftto~m ho wont 'to tlance "· P ce .I ~ " · ··~ t~wrence RoBe and family sper>t Lo~al followers of sports, instea nf being antagonis. f1•nce n was alway& the reformers 11hail wHhl with e. bluc-coo.ted e~U.:,~ 6~~r:O,~~o!~n~~% ~~~e j Mr 11o11.d Mrs. David Spenee1 and t11~ !hek end with relatives &t Long i:la ~-~ t 1, to Middleport should transfer the antagonism (if they and the prohlbttlonlat& who 1.1rged vo.rtner Those who are afraid to go U.y BUQd H L Spencer and family spent Bo~to-,m;.;:__ _ _ _ _ _ __ ' lliJme In t.he dark shall be escorted ay. 1us to 8hun rum and ttt terrors. 1Sunday With E W Holter and] jccl that wu.y about 1t) to the place wht!re the trouble 1t llli th06e who dealre to quarrel wm Mr and Mrs Laban Bill of Pom 1fllmll:t UT . . ol'i mat d ~l\e 1 dldtlllers prom:llle to make be accommodated until their fury eroy were Sunday HU68ts or E W a o. Sln11er and hi8 ~ ..~ l:fi ~,H ~ , JOo •, g ~ . ..lA :~ · tJI,.1t'Jelr oproduet 11.8 pure lt8 a. moun- Is vs.porlzed b~ the appilealian ot Hill and IM.mtly 11~1ent. sunday afternoon wlth MJ':e"Md-, Mra. 1 £mrne~t. Stethem , It lR a certumty that lf J ackSOI\ ,cp~ eX.CU.!Se tt8 boys t.utn stream above timber line coothtpg hickory to the sll:ull Mrfi. Waid Poster and daughters, son A P Binger and famtly vhd tit'& Ron,.ld and Gerald spe t "'-'d ft ' th ld 1 Mrs Eber Carnahan and Mra 'tis- Mornln Star ., d n 1 to co me- here to PIay ,~.,., ay n. ernoon, ey wau ose <h 1 (ltale or Bi.Jckeye Lake were recent g '"Wl ay wiP1 Wm Stetbem aod . , d But they fear an abuse o oop Each case will have Its vagaries William Gro.yum, family no mo r~ time from thmr st11dt~s by comlng Thura ay af- t 11 nty from a fervent and enthus· vnd whims treated with the serums rollers or Mrs Sylvia Radcllfte Harold, David and Jimmie Oeorse BisseJI ~;~pent S!Lnd.a.y wttll tcrnoon. Ji'urthermore if they refused to come then, they W-etlC clientele They can handle fin d toxlnes best qllllilfled t.o pro- c Mrs Cha~~s Ollll~~d of Oatlkl ll}:ent Sunday with P. R. Orr h1.11 parent.fll Mr. and Mrs~~H~E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · h F 'd the carriage t-rade but are afraid or cuce law and order to the shortest •<"UIIC spen rom ay un ftun11Y could, 1f they wanted to be sportsmen, ave come n ay the boys who drive up 00 root JlOSBible time. su~day th~ guest of her mother Mt . and Mrs Charles Jllght for they hnd played at least one nta-ht game where-'• Mrs1 Lals McKenzle '.e.ncl children spent Saturday night with her h 1 obi 1 M and Mrs. Henson Holter and ts Mr and. Mrs H 0 as Pomeroy, had played none. And 1f theKe two penods r;j:~bftmB t~ ~~e ;~;lvi:~al el~lln!· we are afruld that the dllltillels chlld.ren of Fo~-est Run were rooetot ct'H~an Prank and· raritu.y Wt'l"e una.vatlable,]Certainly the game could have been is atnf ~mocker strong drink 111 1have little to fear. Although the cnlletsof Mr!!. Philson Rouah. 0,1 Mr. a.n.d Mrs. H. v. Slng;er Sal,·llrl, vlayed Saturday &till rafl.ns And mlxtnr them dll· .,. ~we is llts:h the oftleial clubbing M~. a.nd 1\clnl Atthur Orr urday evenina. .. • . . u~f'.B neither I nrm wlllstlll rise and fall wtth the d(l.urJltera.r Bfl.ahan,E.M TheiSB ~;f J w Ralp and t... muy of Nease But the Jackson County officials evtdently had some- · __ t ides. The officers wlll man~~.ge to Lor4&s ano:l Mr. tmd Mrs spent SUndaY wttb E. 1 1 - I One Word Led To Another I ct I I ml I I EV!;RYHINP, GOO.D TO EAT AT . ~. JEWISBAR¥ CAF£'All,_: . ' f:!: I - I ,., " ~ '. · Shmt Orders .md S"anrhHcheS; ' 'kinds of popular B~ers on tap and in bottles. 1 ~,.• ••• '21\il! Rooni Froiri'Col'lier, "Mfll -iii'iit2ri'd7~t·· ' Middleport ' · · OLJYE* I · ' I thing else, something sinister so far as the Pomeroy game . . N h" d b t' f wa:i concerned, 10 mmd ot mg St eme to e sa IS II.CtOI"'I to Jackson except dmng as t hPY p Ier.se d ' w h en t hey ]J Icase d and how they pl ea~;e d We do not know how the Pomeroy officials feel about 1 he matter but Wt!' do know that common semiC tells us that one school that should be black1isted from further competition with Pomeroy is the JaCkson crowd so long as those responstble for the present untenable ~ituation have churgc of the uthletic ~1tuation at thn.t school In the meantime, Mr E!lNex and M1" Battyn have HOII(' a long way and made a great. gesture towRrd the further cementing of good feellnK between the schools Pomeroy and Mliddleport and if the Pomeroy supporters do le<:< than meet them half way, they ha1·e failed in one of the great ttlachinp of life as well us .:~ portsmanship . I There alway, have been and ni-~lcl&sen the bhllarltly or, the tnhdivtdulal ~~~~!'•' ~ :a~~~ o~:u~~~ aNI family. le • and Mrs H v. spencer 1 cannot w thout au tnct ng rom t e ga e· 1 -: 111 bf. ways w peop wto th ~Y :1t the nat10Ni. bundoy to see the new bo,~oe .~~~ ~~::::,~~Y with H~an Frank ltnndle the alr.zllng barley and e Ml' and Mrs Roy Byer& &111 t'"Orehlng rve The distillers seem f • nOt a •• th ' ••• ~ htl It proclaims Uberty at the ra.le of c Rp~.e spen un-y e eue...... Mre Roland Torrence and to rooogn •~rl this fact And rig Y cne teaspoonful an hour 1Ql t4e former 's sister Mr6 Syvia children spE"nt Tueada.y with 3 I In hlH early days the wrltet con- •- 1 ldl fc~>Bes to remem ...... r ng v1vwalter Y many Instances whtn the next was. PLAINVIEW TWO 80'1:9 ARRIVE a poUeeman Burn to Mr.r.nd Mr.s Ira Hill u pair of big t"•ilt boys, Saturdt't)' And lt seem~ to uu lhat lhe solu- "lev 11 Mother and bovs dolu~ u.m or the r\•m rebu& wlll remain f\n~ illld Dll.dliy Is 'l.~arlni n. 1>1 ~ In the Cll!JtLClous bll.l1ds ol the law IJroad ~mile I 1 -- IL m: Sadclute Ed Mol't"ls wno was quire poorly 1ast week is improved at this time. Mrs C. C. Hill remains about samG at t.hls time Mrs Garrett Ctrcle of Racine n oently calling on ~ folka. Mr. and Mrs Okey Pa)'uter son-s of Portland and Mr and U d - ld B b .W___ k -0--h1' Newspaper Plant p erWOr Offi reC S 0 stater, MMI. Henry Beaver at Ches-! ter Mr QlUi Mrs P R. Orr and. '::~ l jrf. /-1ba. Gordon spent. Thlli"Sday .. , C L Orr and family and assJated "tth butcherl.D.I THE '4<,cn!id .._ ~ riJ I Prize Votinc ~paip after Nov. 6 for the Daily Tn'blllle by carrier will be credited as if received on Dec. 4. During the inter· mediate time pay your carrier as usual. The advance payment of your oubscrip· tion wi111aYe YDII money and the annoyance of a wllllkly collection. The Lady or Girl in th111 Bi' Prizt'Votlng Campaign to whom yqu cive Yo'ar oubacription will be very .,_t,ful for tl)e v0 tea it will IOC:IU'e for her. YQllr J!llW· will be delivered by the lUIIe ea!"ier in the repl,r fllanner. ill t\l UII stand LhmJlP II but then TDmmv llad:·~~~~ ;~!~'t dmh& she duJn t QUite stand ror • lon1, tune and turned out all right. Of coune had an 1dn Do1 othy waa where a1. the bottom of alJ then 1he i&U.Jbed at thoucht must sureJ' old when the at.aned to t.hlne• on the younc oa.e1. Mom wasn't to be •h• ' .' WHO PAY DAILY TRIBUNE CARRIERS AT WEEKLY RATE To avoid confu&ion, all oubacript10ns to the Daily TribW!e to be delivered by carrier riven worken in the Prize Voting Cam· paiJII prio, to Noy. 6 will be credited aa if received on that date. Therefore pay your carrier in your reirUiar weekly manner up to that time. • He Rem~d l o 1.11:' really and happy and even anXJOUI startf!d Mom o-111 couldn't uncle,_ N.otice To Subscribers ! AU aub1criptiona paid workero in the A TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE New Haven family whicft lost 1t~ home and one of the dearly beloved members of the drcle in a holocaust early Sunday morning, bas the heartfelt sympathy of every person who has heard about the teiTible catastrophe. It io terrible enough to lose one'• home and tern· poral belon!Pngs bes1deo having the heavy hand of deatl· hnd in one's midst in addition. The dreadful accident will oerve perhaps, to prevent a like trall'edy if those who re~d about it, will but IW!en and heed. Once more, it i• so drsndful!y itppreosed upon our mintjs th~t hrosene or wasollne is d~nwerout when kept near pulldi~J• w)l!cn are not fireproof or near heat of • ny kind ~t 'tny til"•· we read about like tr•redllll Time• wl~out Qccu.rring has a!Jowed lhese carrij.rs of tl!re~tano. Oft times before t1·ouble to be 11se of tltese ure11cies for t.llp, hu• this cQIJtm•• when the peqple of the n~tl~n kmdlin!l llves :\wiu be *llvop from th' need the t' Iii dread C11re properIy """1"'~•4 and under various " Mu11 1 '· C&k~~tl- ~ th~ ' .. ' ' .' HowareYOUR~rvesP ..·' TEST No.9 Don't let jan.g!ed nerves .I :.·~ .",. ~o\\ r~~: ~f, »,ois~\0 • Foot tapping ... table drummm~t Wateh your nerve& Get JODr full • • 8l1lount of Bleep every nirht. Eat regularl;y and Be118ibly. Find time for recreation. And smoke Camels -for Camel's cootlier l<>hrl«4la never pt on your nen-e&. ATTENTION MAIJ,. SUBSCRIBERS ~ecured Worken in grp<mt or " Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than a,ny other popular brand of cigarettes! .. THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! ,,f ;.' I •' , ,• •;~· 1000 ,. '' ' I ' ' ' 'l ~: ]I ' l �• TUE8DAY. l\IOVUIBER lf, ltd Bob And Bearcats I 1'., ~~~~ ln Jle~l J S ~ r a.p -Saturday 1 'Imposing Record ; ; Is ~gt_pped By • -· Wofverine Coach NOTRE DAME BEATEN BY PURDUE ·I Battle to be "Cracial" m E;,eey Seaoe of the Word1 By JOHN C . HOFFMAN lNS Bporta Writer Ohtcago, Nov. lt--IJI'I8-SI,xtoon Play ot Cincinnati lMaiol!t t. vlct.ot·tes. Thirty-one lriumphs In S9 stale! Four defea11'l In 39 Ja.nlC.S. Three COM::!CUtlVC Bl~ I TPn contt~renoe champ:f::tnab.lps : po&&ibly a tow tb thl.s Call. Thnt. wouJ'i sound like th~ act\ievtmt:nlli oi a RocJur!, a. Bllp *tl!.aan or a Doc 8J)elU's. But lt Isn't. Itt's the record of :Wehia:an football alcce Harry G. Kipke tool5 the team awe.y from Tad Wieman in lDI!D . IL's the record ot a younl man who qWetly and efDclent.ly plod.6 llis methodical way tltrouw:h football seasons wttJwut the blus . ter and danclll• 1n the sLJeets cut>Wmarily attendinl the aooomplis.h. menta ot leas capable coacbe&. .At 33, K1plte Ls one of the most suCcetll!lfu1 coac.hes rn the countJ·y. In the blaring of trwnpets aneut ~uch coachlmr luminaries as Madlga.n, spears, "Pop" Warner an{j Old Man Stan, perhaps we heal' too uate about Klpke. As yet, hl~ Athena, o ., Nov. 1t-To aay that Ohio UnlveraltJ ..ctnclrulaU toothall same In Nt):lpert 8t&dJum w1U be a cruc1a1 contelt Ia only to 1 r.ay half of It, acoonU.na to tbe op· lnloa of several thoU&antl tam loot- 1 LhD · I PUBLIC NoTICE OJ' APPLICA TION FOB EXTENSION TO · GEJi.TlF~LATE OP CONVENt- / ENCE AND NECESBirY ! I Public noti..:.e 1a hereby g1ver: 1 OOIIIeCUt;Jve ~ far pdoe Of Wlat tbe Valley PUblic Bervke Comptmy luu:l 1Ued with the Pub- f " i Up utWtleA Oommlsl.on of Ohio, 1 11 appl1catlo11 ior an extension to lUI 1 ColUmbWI Pomeroy ourutcate ;;;! ' piiblic conve1dence and necesalty ~ to traaport persons over a. rea~ l!!ar route extendln&' between 0()lumbus and Pomeroy, such extel.i.· 6lon being Irom COlumbus to Lan- 1 fo'~~~~:t1ro~~ck~w~ke over . ·ln • the f'trst Purvis, PUrdue halfback, stalts aroun d Ief t en d f or a sh01....,v gam th~ l Purdue won, 19..0. It was Notre Dame's fourth defeat of the season. Col~mbu&, 8 · R. 31 l~xtcnslon Co- • ' I . Good Sportsman t quaa er 0 f th e game, wh'lC h '' .. '.,, ..~. I AlthO'""h he ·i s l\imftl1 8 d-. t;overnor Harry R. Blood of U~h doe,. no t seem displeal!ed as he inform11 the country over 8 notionwide radio hookup that hill State was the thirty-aixth to vote in favor of repeal. !============= 'I I I . 1 I -'=---- -------- ~ :~~ :'/ Jatk SUvero. n~1~i :,l~~~~~~~~~i;:;,.yh::~:~ POLLY AND HER PALS upon said appUcaUon by a.ddre&:s· """""' lnu the Pubilr Utllitlea Coulmls · araa~ on Mulberry aion ot Ohio at Columbul:i Ohio. Ave. Apply at \Vhii,Sey'a, Court St. VALLEY Pl JBLIO SERVICE CO. Columbus, Ohio. OR RENT OR SALE-Four room ~ hoWle on Breeey Heichts. Price l'easonab!e. can ~6~X. n~l4-6t ;;;;;;.;;; SALE OF CHA;;;, ! PROPERTY I 'MAD"M Rose reads yo~u IUe Uke a. book. TelJJl your past, pre&ent General Code, Sec. 11 -68 ,I. 'o. fL ild future. Don't !nil to 11ee me If Cuse No. 234. buslneKS or troubles bother you. Hnwleyv:nd Reed, Plaintiff. ~ She will tell you about divorce or ma.rrta.ae and bring back to you Mr. and Mrli. t11e one you love. It a. habit a Ctarenee R. McH9Jtle, hUBband or wife baa, I cohect lt. Defendant. 1 It not sa.tiafted money returned. In pursuance of an Exccutlou 2Dc tor ttst. readlna:. Hours 9 A. i,sued from the Clerk's omcc of · M. to 10 P. M. Madam Rotle, 75~ the Coort of Common Pleas of,1 So. 2nd Ave., Middleport. 11-3-3t Me1a:a Ooud,ty, Ohio, on the 2nd day \ ut Npvembir, 1933, acd to me dlr~ 1 t.ta~ :lit the c!:ISe above named, I will expo.ae to Bale at Public .Auc~ J ' - - - What;;-Eatin' Ashur? ball. -.......;~,._ ·:-• · .• il\ ' b ,'t:.'- • . ~'(,<,' .. · '-W{~' f, :fll,.~"""'' ~' ,\ r ~· .. •::;•:::. Ere~ Penn~d by MC$1. .: . • ' ~t!. h::t ~~~ 5~~~~ ~:dsys~~~ ~~~eor~ehu~ot.h/~~~~!,~~1 tt~ G~;~ Mountaineers 0n Obi U S hed Ie For Next Season " Ate thE~/Saddest..Words . rofward to the meeUng Oil.hen ·;u;t meet Ohio Wesleyan and r.~ake touchdowns is now prct ~y "lake it. " I Miami, respectively. on the next At Parkef!>bWl: l.s situated ap- well established as not even a , , eek: end lollowcr& ot the two proximately half way between tJOOd grade ot hokwn. With th e champloruthlp asplra - I t~>an>.s at~ saying that the wii>-ner 0 C U Horgantown and Atheru, larJe i W tch+"' K.i k ched coach at Michigan State. twent-tlve CltiDi.l tor eacb lnaer- Ownontvllle to La.nca.ster-tQBaltl Th L.o Rood an1 Thur • ..._ Clowcll; fl'OJD both institutions, aa ""' a. ,..., P ~--coa teamR, on.. .... cont'e"" .."'e ao.mes retual•· tloo. more ur.s n , s· t10ns ot two teams at at.ake, t he ell- , o! the game wm be ot the top of the II ell a:; m ny Parkersb".,... fan.s wm!"-'e gets ttashe.t> of what. 1.s known £~""' • ._... .. --· 3 ton and Mlllemport Rood to Mil- nax of a successful season for the lillckeye league at the end of the I' rrobably be at+-.. tert - ..T·· ' jMA a.:s the Rockne ayet.em, the Wa.rm:r the Wolverines before they Ci.LI 1 !!0' ltr.!pol·t and 8 . R. 157 to Buckey:! I' \'!Inner, and the "white beat" or ' season. ·' ""- .... """"' meth«! and the MJ.nnesota. Proec· ~~::~.,lllo; BJg Ten chalnpiol15h~ For SaleLake) through LDnco.ster, Logan, Cletermlnation, hopes, and ambitions , . I b'JUne beLveen .the two neighboring dur ~. But, 1n reality K1 ke d.oc.~ ; J and. QN~· Indica lve Athen& and l'omeroy. f Lurnlne ln each team the Queen Ohio s starthng: upset at the AthePa, Ohio, Nov. 14-The Ohio st.ate tehlll.s wlll mark the !otirth hit. own l.il.t.nkini' • .P of gaptiers ce.)l e t FOR BALE-Saad, lfB.Vel, llme~ Number &ltd capacity of vehicles t C'lty ls promised a. gridiron classic h anc!B of the Thundering Herd haa liniverslty Bobcats and the Moun- I contest or Ule two school$. The . ' · when they t stoue, coal and lliJl'iculture 11me. te uted: The same eqUipment ~ tmparellelccl by any prevloua: en- g-I ven Cincinnati the upper hand lr. tnlneers of West VlrRlnla uruver- Mountaineers have been vlctortowl In his IJiaying ~ays KIJike wa~ tact that Mtnniao~ we do any ltb::!d of haullns, lara:e Rt prcaenL ce1·tlft.cate consiSting o~ c.mnter of the two elevens. U!e rortllcomlng be.ttle. Tile Bearcst l:iltv wlll reopen gridiron relation- In pn.vlrus cnoounrers,\fin ntng 3-t'l cne oi th.e greatest kic.ker.s or tha Michigan \m. or smaU Job&. We build concrete nine 22 past:euger, two 18 paMen· 1 eleven has been gaining momentum !!lllpa net ran after 6 lopse of 12 Jn 1911 , 7-{1 In 1821, and 28·0 in 1122 game as !~I as an all·&.round atlltrle&. ' drives, sldewa!D, wall8, etcs., by lEt nnd one 1& PB.Bsen[ler c.ara. Although the Bearca\.6 ill1ned o. In the IMt few wee ks, while 1t yr·nrs, according to anl"ouncement8 l le:Jc of note. He Cl)uld bQot a lofM day or contract. Clarence Ebera· Number of tl'lPil to be made: Two silght cdsc over the Bobcat3,' by sre.m& that the Bobcats have been made early tbl:; week Anc·thc:· mujor non-conferen :...~ punt out. or bonnds lj\t will. round tr1.PII b: lween Col~mbus and virtue ot' t~c latter's scoreless tie alowlng down. Whet.ner Coach Ped· bottle hfi.S been listed to ppen the ltl~tc W'ent lp li41ChlK8.n 1n 1920. bach, Phone 2S·R, MldcUeport, 0 · Lancaster vltl- Carroll, four round [ r, tth an lnspared Marshall tlleven en and hJa couchin g aida can accelWest Virginia wiJI be ml't in Lhe Ohio 1934 sea.sC>u, when the Bob• Ourtng ~ career th'ere he earned f U-S·6t. tr!ps between Columbus nnd Ath- \"hl!e Cincinnati WII.B overpowertn8 f'lllte the OllJo ma.cWne 11 umctently munlc1pal /.S tadium at PatketsburK, cuts meet Indiana Univer&lty for 1lbie ma~t.r letters. ln hia sfoond ALL MA.K!'.S or r&dloa aervlcecl &I e& vla Carroll, alx round trips 00.. 1 Wittenberg, 14-6, Coach Don Ped- ft.r the game saturday remaina to on Novemb<>..r 3, according to l!ltorte~~ the fourth time. The contest, ach e- year he was an all-American hall· reaeonable PtlceL Br1nr 1n JOUI' t ween CollUl'.bUB and Pomeroy vla l'n·s warriors from the Hocking val~ t.e ooen. One thing, howi!ver is cer- pointed in West VIrginia papers c'ule1 for Sept. 211', Will be Played' ln 118-ek aM in 1123 ·he eaptatri'ed the radio or caL. J.U.,, B. IL 0r011 Ca.rroll, ')ne round trip between l~v can almost definitely clinch t.air>, the &best grldders w1h prob- ncently. Although 0. C. Bird, nth- BmomJngton, In~. The Pedenmen squad. . Mid.llerui. Columbus and Athens via Baltl- ~!ne Buckeye Conference title by de- JPbly undergo one of the severe.!lt letlc director at Ohio University, claim 011e .18-0 'Ylctory over the ·' ~cUowma: Krad~~lqn. he ·WILl! a sI more, one round trip between Co- fea.t 1p.g CJnclnna.tl Saturday r;eeks or practice of the current ha.IJ not yet had the contracts re- Hoosier&, Witlle Indiana bas gained Ls .a.nt coach at MWijluti, returnFOR BALE - ThoroUJhbred Fox lumbus and Lanca.:;ter vla BalU r:: t , h Oh turned, Lc bt.li!'ves that the football hm '1 -6 decl.slons from the Ohlo- ,ng· t o Mlehlgan In 192~ as 8.88lst1 season ~ Terriers. Three months old. Iu· more, and one round trip between 1 .vcn noug ~ v.nd Clnclnnntl 1games Is definitely a.asurcd.. 11118. ant coach In bssketball and m No admttlemen* will- be tabD for ll{mbWI to Brice B R 2M! inter- 'Ca~ leu than a m1Dlmum ehf.t'ae oJ .Eoction a R. ;,!65 and 1~ through '' IDATIS ....· '"· ,, At ·the close of the campaign let not out of the dead past co~e the gibbering ghosts of dire regret: "If I had only acted before· it was too late" will never excuse yourself before your conscience for your failure to act . ' en you rea IZe t at one o t e • • WJt tn your grasp. In 1928 he wae made k was i tlon, on tho p"ml"' of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. McHame at Hob-~ , ron In SnHsbury Towm!hlp, of 1;~lclgR Coun ty, Ohio, on the 20th day ot Novem¥r, 1933, ~~· 10100 o'- 1 dock. A. M. of said day. the tollow!nr GOOds a nd Chatteb, to-wit : Otle hundred shocks corn, about otJC hundred bushels of oorn l.n ~ ~. :;Jr. Lin ' 1 n..,_ 1ylo 1"'1 ro611 ur 1MI1' In @.. qo tf.!hy ~ I bhOCk. Appraised B.t One Dolh:u and i;:..nlllrico. Uot•du 'f!lotb P.11o, U>ll'le I> ~ tho •n•~­ ~: lrf lJOlotiD"• wno<il 10 yuu in 1 ...... I~ be a t~. Nolo 1 wenty cents per shock. Total ;' ...,it ciNft., bnowtliiuonol v ru~o~<to,onr-b . Mo•,.. $120.00. ·- •••• it ••n f"" •rP'""',..'tl' IJ • y• • • """" Wt Terms of Sale: Casll In hand on ,. il~otjfob•o. Hu y tbh•l• pq n-.1 " ltb th t oovlo,! day of sa.le. · ..badhr<hiolio u1 111erel1 '"'"nl""" u ...au Pflq. Taken as the property of Mr . and ~ -cal c.. Mrs. Clarence R. McHa.ftle to aatlst'y an execution In favor of Rowley l'Ud Reed. ;>·~..~~;:::_:;':~~~~~~~:;:_:b_:._:_j ~ TOOTS AND CASPER ~· SHE SAYS SHE!s 4aT HIM A S~ICT DieT A~ "1\oiii:T L..O&'T TWENTY I'OUNDis SHE's A i.OOD • IMPROVE H\5 V\AIST L.1NE: , BuT I"T WII.L.. .,_1<1!!. MORE "!AN DIETIN4 TO 4e:r "THE '<llU cr.uco W'Rnc ABOUT HIM · TN CNE. . ...c.• ..:a:>O· 'THINi. FOR "1HE INDUSTRY AND 51-\E.'S iR'f1N4 -n-<AT C:O!..ONIOL Hoef'ER 1::. '10 HELP HIM ! lN PIC'TIJRES I ll'S i.OINL. SHE 1\-IINK'!> HElL TO 1!!\IERYeOOY 40 FURlHER lN WIFe 1 CA$"ER. , Al-READY I SHE. t.MY lH'E Vl'140LE LE I I ER lS Al3CUT COLONliL.. HOOFER AND 1\10'11-llNI.r ' bune a1,1d T r1bune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 Cash Prizes Decreases Next Saturday at 8 P.M. By Jinuny IT WAS A WASTe a= TIMEt FOR. SOPHIE. HOO!=ER "lQ WRrTE US ~IS LETTER FROM "THE ~IN ;lOCHS, BECAVSI!! " CI-IERES NO NEWS lN lT t f; Buy handkerchiefs ... with what it saves The Big Y<?~e Value, of .S1:1bscri~tions in The D~ily T~­ '--'==::oc PlCllJReS lf FAT OUT OF "lHIIT SWELLE.D H'EADOF HIS! HES1'HIN I Help Your Favorite When Your Help Counts the Most. LJSTERINE TOOTH PASTE c Sheri" of M•tp D. RusseU, Attorney. I A. Co~~~.~~;;,' 25 ""' · ~ - ~~~ · ·;- ;;;;;;; ~~ · ~~~~ :;:., FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS , ~- ~ , Aetlve Candidates ~· I· :: ~: By JANE GORDON I , 11-.........,........=--"""""==::"':'::-:::~,= I TILLIE THE TOILER S¥ARTI ISN'T 7 1'1 Bright IU~t hoiry woolen weave made this 1mart dreu with brown ~ uede belt and matching brown l1one buttOIIB. Oevtrly placed pointed seaming gives emphasis to the flat hipline, You'll lo ve its simple smartneu. Other delightful schemes ore wild blackberry faille ere~ lilk and "lack vdvet with rhi ...tone button trim. TJri1 '"""" N t. 20] m•1 ht ob· j tai•tJ ;,. riur U ,,. 20 ud 16 u 40. I It ;, 1111dy for ;,.,,.,dillfl ddiCJ~ry. : It iJ fl.tlld cut. How to Get T/lue Patterns 11 RABID REVERIES ·-- Send JS cent! (in atat~ps or com) : 1 Fa•hion Bureau. Wr1te carefully . plainly your name and full 1 addrcu, the nurnbrr of the pattern Iilii~ the sU:e y9u 'l'l'ant. Ad<jreijl :your Lctt1r iu the !ol io•,· II inr wflll· : ._................ Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice King Miss Leora Roush ' Miss Milderd Summerfi~ld Miss Emogene Wilson . Miss Geneva WipiamsoJt Miss Lillian Wilson . ·" Miss' W.nifred Wolfe . Tribune•• •·~·• oureaa ., ll Willi Urd 8~ ' N.,. tor• !;tty '. ' . ··. -' ,... -...... . "..... ... . . .-·-· . h·--··-·..:--'--·--------·-·----·--.. ..__,_.._........ ..a.u......'L--oli.-•• I ~.. - ' ' ' : .' • '.. . • ~ . ·~ .• .I.~, .,., I . .'.k #. ~ ~ ~ - •---~· ·· ~ · --• ···· - . :•· . .. ' ·-·~' . . . .. ' -i . . Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio . Letart Falls, Ohio LongbQttoni, Ohio , I , fomeroy, Ohio Ppmeroy, Ohio Mason, W. V.-. ' R~dne,o~;o Bigb Spots ol Campaign TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 Subac:riptiona count the moat votea if secured before Nov· ' ember 18th, 1933. Campaign open to women and girla reaid ing in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telerraph. Thoae who enter "'ay go anywhere to secure oubacriptiona. There ia no reatricted territory. Votea are iasued in return for aubecriptions 1ecured to either paper and the prizea will be awarded accordin1 to wbo aecurea moot yotes. Subocriptiona count the followin1 number of voteo from now until Nov. 18th. On that date their voting power dec:reaoeo 20 per cent. 3 !J!Ontht II me>qtho 1 year year 3re•r a Ih �• TUE8DAY. l\IOVUIBER lf, ltd Bob And Bearcats I 1'., ~~~~ ln Jle~l J S ~ r a.p -Saturday 1 'Imposing Record ; ; Is ~gt_pped By • -· Wofverine Coach NOTRE DAME BEATEN BY PURDUE ·I Battle to be "Cracial" m E;,eey Seaoe of the Word1 By JOHN C . HOFFMAN lNS Bporta Writer Ohtcago, Nov. lt--IJI'I8-SI,xtoon Play ot Cincinnati lMaiol!t t. vlct.ot·tes. Thirty-one lriumphs In S9 stale! Four defea11'l In 39 Ja.nlC.S. Three COM::!CUtlVC Bl~ I TPn contt~renoe champ:f::tnab.lps : po&&ibly a tow tb thl.s Call. Thnt. wouJ'i sound like th~ act\ievtmt:nlli oi a RocJur!, a. Bllp *tl!.aan or a Doc 8J)elU's. But lt Isn't. Itt's the record of :Wehia:an football alcce Harry G. Kipke tool5 the team awe.y from Tad Wieman in lDI!D . IL's the record ot a younl man who qWetly and efDclent.ly plod.6 llis methodical way tltrouw:h football seasons wttJwut the blus . ter and danclll• 1n the sLJeets cut>Wmarily attendinl the aooomplis.h. menta ot leas capable coacbe&. .At 33, K1plte Ls one of the most suCcetll!lfu1 coac.hes rn the countJ·y. In the blaring of trwnpets aneut ~uch coachlmr luminaries as Madlga.n, spears, "Pop" Warner an{j Old Man Stan, perhaps we heal' too uate about Klpke. As yet, hl~ Athena, o ., Nov. 1t-To aay that Ohio UnlveraltJ ..ctnclrulaU toothall same In Nt):lpert 8t&dJum w1U be a cruc1a1 contelt Ia only to 1 r.ay half of It, acoonU.na to tbe op· lnloa of several thoU&antl tam loot- 1 LhD · I PUBLIC NoTICE OJ' APPLICA TION FOB EXTENSION TO · GEJi.TlF~LATE OP CONVENt- / ENCE AND NECESBirY ! I Public noti..:.e 1a hereby g1ver: 1 OOIIIeCUt;Jve ~ far pdoe Of Wlat tbe Valley PUblic Bervke Comptmy luu:l 1Ued with the Pub- f " i Up utWtleA Oommlsl.on of Ohio, 1 11 appl1catlo11 ior an extension to lUI 1 ColUmbWI Pomeroy ourutcate ;;;! ' piiblic conve1dence and necesalty ~ to traaport persons over a. rea~ l!!ar route extendln&' between 0()lumbus and Pomeroy, such extel.i.· 6lon being Irom COlumbus to Lan- 1 fo'~~~~:t1ro~~ck~w~ke over . ·ln • the f'trst Purvis, PUrdue halfback, stalts aroun d Ief t en d f or a sh01....,v gam th~ l Purdue won, 19..0. It was Notre Dame's fourth defeat of the season. Col~mbu&, 8 · R. 31 l~xtcnslon Co- • ' I . Good Sportsman t quaa er 0 f th e game, wh'lC h '' .. '.,, ..~. I AlthO'""h he ·i s l\imftl1 8 d-. t;overnor Harry R. Blood of U~h doe,. no t seem displeal!ed as he inform11 the country over 8 notionwide radio hookup that hill State was the thirty-aixth to vote in favor of repeal. !============= 'I I I . 1 I -'=---- -------- ~ :~~ :'/ Jatk SUvero. n~1~i :,l~~~~~~~~~i;:;,.yh::~:~ POLLY AND HER PALS upon said appUcaUon by a.ddre&:s· """""' lnu the Pubilr Utllitlea Coulmls · araa~ on Mulberry aion ot Ohio at Columbul:i Ohio. Ave. Apply at \Vhii,Sey'a, Court St. VALLEY Pl JBLIO SERVICE CO. Columbus, Ohio. OR RENT OR SALE-Four room ~ hoWle on Breeey Heichts. Price l'easonab!e. can ~6~X. n~l4-6t ;;;;;;.;;; SALE OF CHA;;;, ! PROPERTY I 'MAD"M Rose reads yo~u IUe Uke a. book. TelJJl your past, pre&ent General Code, Sec. 11 -68 ,I. 'o. fL ild future. Don't !nil to 11ee me If Cuse No. 234. buslneKS or troubles bother you. Hnwleyv:nd Reed, Plaintiff. ~ She will tell you about divorce or ma.rrta.ae and bring back to you Mr. and Mrli. t11e one you love. It a. habit a Ctarenee R. McH9Jtle, hUBband or wife baa, I cohect lt. Defendant. 1 It not sa.tiafted money returned. In pursuance of an Exccutlou 2Dc tor ttst. readlna:. Hours 9 A. i,sued from the Clerk's omcc of · M. to 10 P. M. Madam Rotle, 75~ the Coort of Common Pleas of,1 So. 2nd Ave., Middleport. 11-3-3t Me1a:a Ooud,ty, Ohio, on the 2nd day \ ut Npvembir, 1933, acd to me dlr~ 1 t.ta~ :lit the c!:ISe above named, I will expo.ae to Bale at Public .Auc~ J ' - - - What;;-Eatin' Ashur? ball. -.......;~,._ ·:-• · .• il\ ' b ,'t:.'- • . ~'(,<,' .. · '-W{~' f, :fll,.~"""'' ~' ,\ r ~· .. •::;•:::. Ere~ Penn~d by MC$1. .: . • ' ~t!. h::t ~~~ 5~~~~ ~:dsys~~~ ~~~eor~ehu~ot.h/~~~~!,~~1 tt~ G~;~ Mountaineers 0n Obi U S hed Ie For Next Season " Ate thE~/Saddest..Words . rofward to the meeUng Oil.hen ·;u;t meet Ohio Wesleyan and r.~ake touchdowns is now prct ~y "lake it. " I Miami, respectively. on the next At Parkef!>bWl: l.s situated ap- well established as not even a , , eek: end lollowcr& ot the two proximately half way between tJOOd grade ot hokwn. With th e champloruthlp asplra - I t~>an>.s at~ saying that the wii>-ner 0 C U Horgantown and Atheru, larJe i W tch+"' K.i k ched coach at Michigan State. twent-tlve CltiDi.l tor eacb lnaer- Ownontvllle to La.nca.ster-tQBaltl Th L.o Rood an1 Thur • ..._ Clowcll; fl'OJD both institutions, aa ""' a. ,..., P ~--coa teamR, on.. .... cont'e"" .."'e ao.mes retual•· tloo. more ur.s n , s· t10ns ot two teams at at.ake, t he ell- , o! the game wm be ot the top of the II ell a:; m ny Parkersb".,... fan.s wm!"-'e gets ttashe.t> of what. 1.s known £~""' • ._... .. --· 3 ton and Mlllemport Rood to Mil- nax of a successful season for the lillckeye league at the end of the I' rrobably be at+-.. tert - ..T·· ' jMA a.:s the Rockne ayet.em, the Wa.rm:r the Wolverines before they Ci.LI 1 !!0' ltr.!pol·t and 8 . R. 157 to Buckey:! I' \'!Inner, and the "white beat" or ' season. ·' ""- .... """"' meth«! and the MJ.nnesota. Proec· ~~::~.,lllo; BJg Ten chalnpiol15h~ For SaleLake) through LDnco.ster, Logan, Cletermlnation, hopes, and ambitions , . I b'JUne beLveen .the two neighboring dur ~. But, 1n reality K1 ke d.oc.~ ; J and. QN~· Indica lve Athen& and l'omeroy. f Lurnlne ln each team the Queen Ohio s starthng: upset at the AthePa, Ohio, Nov. 14-The Ohio st.ate tehlll.s wlll mark the !otirth hit. own l.il.t.nkini' • .P of gaptiers ce.)l e t FOR BALE-Saad, lfB.Vel, llme~ Number &ltd capacity of vehicles t C'lty ls promised a. gridiron classic h anc!B of the Thundering Herd haa liniverslty Bobcats and the Moun- I contest or Ule two school$. The . ' · when they t stoue, coal and lliJl'iculture 11me. te uted: The same eqUipment ~ tmparellelccl by any prevloua: en- g-I ven Cincinnati the upper hand lr. tnlneers of West VlrRlnla uruver- Mountaineers have been vlctortowl In his IJiaying ~ays KIJike wa~ tact that Mtnniao~ we do any ltb::!d of haullns, lara:e Rt prcaenL ce1·tlft.cate consiSting o~ c.mnter of the two elevens. U!e rortllcomlng be.ttle. Tile Bearcst l:iltv wlll reopen gridiron relation- In pn.vlrus cnoounrers,\fin ntng 3-t'l cne oi th.e greatest kic.ker.s or tha Michigan \m. or smaU Job&. We build concrete nine 22 past:euger, two 18 paMen· 1 eleven has been gaining momentum !!lllpa net ran after 6 lopse of 12 Jn 1911 , 7-{1 In 1821, and 28·0 in 1122 game as !~I as an all·&.round atlltrle&. ' drives, sldewa!D, wall8, etcs., by lEt nnd one 1& PB.Bsen[ler c.ara. Although the Bearca\.6 ill1ned o. In the IMt few wee ks, while 1t yr·nrs, according to anl"ouncement8 l le:Jc of note. He Cl)uld bQot a lofM day or contract. Clarence Ebera· Number of tl'lPil to be made: Two silght cdsc over the Bobcat3,' by sre.m& that the Bobcats have been made early tbl:; week Anc·thc:· mujor non-conferen :...~ punt out. or bonnds lj\t will. round tr1.PII b: lween Col~mbus and virtue ot' t~c latter's scoreless tie alowlng down. Whet.ner Coach Ped· bottle hfi.S been listed to ppen the ltl~tc W'ent lp li41ChlK8.n 1n 1920. bach, Phone 2S·R, MldcUeport, 0 · Lancaster vltl- Carroll, four round [ r, tth an lnspared Marshall tlleven en and hJa couchin g aida can accelWest Virginia wiJI be ml't in Lhe Ohio 1934 sea.sC>u, when the Bob• Ourtng ~ career th'ere he earned f U-S·6t. tr!ps between Columbus nnd Ath- \"hl!e Cincinnati WII.B overpowertn8 f'lllte the OllJo ma.cWne 11 umctently munlc1pal /.S tadium at PatketsburK, cuts meet Indiana Univer&lty for 1lbie ma~t.r letters. ln hia sfoond ALL MA.K!'.S or r&dloa aervlcecl &I e& vla Carroll, alx round trips 00.. 1 Wittenberg, 14-6, Coach Don Ped- ft.r the game saturday remaina to on Novemb<>..r 3, according to l!ltorte~~ the fourth time. The contest, ach e- year he was an all-American hall· reaeonable PtlceL Br1nr 1n JOUI' t ween CollUl'.bUB and Pomeroy vla l'n·s warriors from the Hocking val~ t.e ooen. One thing, howi!ver is cer- pointed in West VIrginia papers c'ule1 for Sept. 211', Will be Played' ln 118-ek aM in 1123 ·he eaptatri'ed the radio or caL. J.U.,, B. IL 0r011 Ca.rroll, ')ne round trip between l~v can almost definitely clinch t.air>, the &best grldders w1h prob- ncently. Although 0. C. Bird, nth- BmomJngton, In~. The Pedenmen squad. . Mid.llerui. Columbus and Athens via Baltl- ~!ne Buckeye Conference title by de- JPbly undergo one of the severe.!lt letlc director at Ohio University, claim 011e .18-0 'Ylctory over the ·' ~cUowma: Krad~~lqn. he ·WILl! a sI more, one round trip between Co- fea.t 1p.g CJnclnna.tl Saturday r;eeks or practice of the current ha.IJ not yet had the contracts re- Hoosier&, Witlle Indiana bas gained Ls .a.nt coach at MWijluti, returnFOR BALE - ThoroUJhbred Fox lumbus and Lanca.:;ter vla BalU r:: t , h Oh turned, Lc bt.li!'ves that the football hm '1 -6 decl.slons from the Ohlo- ,ng· t o Mlehlgan In 192~ as 8.88lst1 season ~ Terriers. Three months old. Iu· more, and one round trip between 1 .vcn noug ~ v.nd Clnclnnntl 1games Is definitely a.asurcd.. 11118. ant coach In bssketball and m No admttlemen* will- be tabD for ll{mbWI to Brice B R 2M! inter- 'Ca~ leu than a m1Dlmum ehf.t'ae oJ .Eoction a R. ;,!65 and 1~ through '' IDATIS ....· '"· ,, At ·the close of the campaign let not out of the dead past co~e the gibbering ghosts of dire regret: "If I had only acted before· it was too late" will never excuse yourself before your conscience for your failure to act . ' en you rea IZe t at one o t e • • WJt tn your grasp. In 1928 he wae made k was i tlon, on tho p"ml"' of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. McHame at Hob-~ , ron In SnHsbury Towm!hlp, of 1;~lclgR Coun ty, Ohio, on the 20th day ot Novem¥r, 1933, ~~· 10100 o'- 1 dock. A. M. of said day. the tollow!nr GOOds a nd Chatteb, to-wit : Otle hundred shocks corn, about otJC hundred bushels of oorn l.n ~ ~. :;Jr. Lin ' 1 n..,_ 1ylo 1"'1 ro611 ur 1MI1' In @.. qo tf.!hy ~ I bhOCk. Appraised B.t One Dolh:u and i;:..nlllrico. Uot•du 'f!lotb P.11o, U>ll'le I> ~ tho •n•~­ ~: lrf lJOlotiD"• wno<il 10 yuu in 1 ...... I~ be a t~. Nolo 1 wenty cents per shock. Total ;' ...,it ciNft., bnowtliiuonol v ru~o~<to,onr-b . Mo•,.. $120.00. ·- •••• it ••n f"" •rP'""',..'tl' IJ • y• • • """" Wt Terms of Sale: Casll In hand on ,. il~otjfob•o. Hu y tbh•l• pq n-.1 " ltb th t oovlo,! day of sa.le. · ..badhr<hiolio u1 111erel1 '"'"nl""" u ...au Pflq. Taken as the property of Mr . and ~ -cal c.. Mrs. Clarence R. McHa.ftle to aatlst'y an execution In favor of Rowley l'Ud Reed. ;>·~..~~;:::_:;':~~~~~~~:;:_:b_:._:_j ~ TOOTS AND CASPER ~· SHE SAYS SHE!s 4aT HIM A S~ICT DieT A~ "1\oiii:T L..O&'T TWENTY I'OUNDis SHE's A i.OOD • IMPROVE H\5 V\AIST L.1NE: , BuT I"T WII.L.. .,_1<1!!. MORE "!AN DIETIN4 TO 4e:r "THE '<llU cr.uco W'Rnc ABOUT HIM · TN CNE. . ...c.• ..:a:>O· 'THINi. FOR "1HE INDUSTRY AND 51-\E.'S iR'f1N4 -n-<AT C:O!..ONIOL Hoef'ER 1::. '10 HELP HIM ! lN PIC'TIJRES I ll'S i.OINL. SHE 1\-IINK'!> HElL TO 1!!\IERYeOOY 40 FURlHER lN WIFe 1 CA$"ER. , Al-READY I SHE. t.MY lH'E Vl'140LE LE I I ER lS Al3CUT COLONliL.. HOOFER AND 1\10'11-llNI.r ' bune a1,1d T r1bune-Telegraph Great Race for $500 Cash Prizes Decreases Next Saturday at 8 P.M. By Jinuny IT WAS A WASTe a= TIMEt FOR. SOPHIE. HOO!=ER "lQ WRrTE US ~IS LETTER FROM "THE ~IN ;lOCHS, BECAVSI!! " CI-IERES NO NEWS lN lT t f; Buy handkerchiefs ... with what it saves The Big Y<?~e Value, of .S1:1bscri~tions in The D~ily T~­ '--'==::oc PlCllJReS lf FAT OUT OF "lHIIT SWELLE.D H'EADOF HIS! HES1'HIN I Help Your Favorite When Your Help Counts the Most. LJSTERINE TOOTH PASTE c Sheri" of M•tp D. RusseU, Attorney. I A. Co~~~.~~;;,' 25 ""' · ~ - ~~~ · ·;- ;;;;;;; ~~ · ~~~~ :;:., FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS , ~- ~ , Aetlve Candidates ~· I· :: ~: By JANE GORDON I , 11-.........,........=--"""""==::"':'::-:::~,= I TILLIE THE TOILER S¥ARTI ISN'T 7 1'1 Bright IU~t hoiry woolen weave made this 1mart dreu with brown ~ uede belt and matching brown l1one buttOIIB. Oevtrly placed pointed seaming gives emphasis to the flat hipline, You'll lo ve its simple smartneu. Other delightful schemes ore wild blackberry faille ere~ lilk and "lack vdvet with rhi ...tone button trim. TJri1 '"""" N t. 20] m•1 ht ob· j tai•tJ ;,. riur U ,,. 20 ud 16 u 40. I It ;, 1111dy for ;,.,,.,dillfl ddiCJ~ry. : It iJ fl.tlld cut. How to Get T/lue Patterns 11 RABID REVERIES ·-- Send JS cent! (in atat~ps or com) : 1 Fa•hion Bureau. Wr1te carefully . plainly your name and full 1 addrcu, the nurnbrr of the pattern Iilii~ the sU:e y9u 'l'l'ant. Ad<jreijl :your Lctt1r iu the !ol io•,· II inr wflll· : ._................ Mrs. Vivian Allensworth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti Miss Ada Mae Campbell Miss Lois B. Diles Miss Agnes Egnor Miss Irene Grueser Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna Howard Mrs. Eunice King Miss Leora Roush ' Miss Milderd Summerfi~ld Miss Emogene Wilson . Miss Geneva WipiamsoJt Miss Lillian Wilson . ·" Miss' W.nifred Wolfe . Tribune•• •·~·• oureaa ., ll Willi Urd 8~ ' N.,. tor• !;tty '. ' . ··. -' ,... -...... . "..... ... . . .-·-· . h·--··-·..:--'--·--------·-·----·--.. ..__,_.._........ ..a.u......'L--oli.-•• I ~.. - ' ' ' : .' • '.. . • ~ . ·~ .• .I.~, .,., I . .'.k #. ~ ~ ~ - •---~· ·· ~ · --• ···· - . :•· . .. ' ·-·~' . . . .. ' -i . . Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio . Letart Falls, Ohio LongbQttoni, Ohio , I , fomeroy, Ohio Ppmeroy, Ohio Mason, W. V.-. ' R~dne,o~;o Bigb Spots ol Campaign TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THIRD PRIZE $50.00 IN CASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 Subac:riptiona count the moat votea if secured before Nov· ' ember 18th, 1933. Campaign open to women and girla reaid ing in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telerraph. Thoae who enter "'ay go anywhere to secure oubacriptiona. There ia no reatricted territory. Votea are iasued in return for aubecriptions 1ecured to either paper and the prizea will be awarded accordin1 to wbo aecurea moot yotes. Subocriptiona count the followin1 number of voteo from now until Nov. 18th. On that date their voting power dec:reaoeo 20 per cent. 3 !J!Ontht II me>qtho 1 year year 3re•r a Ih �! L ' .I~ ' -~ 'IBII Family D~titute l I Followmg Blaze LRCAle' Family"' s;;;;; LoN Home U lJ and Other Poueuiana F~R JACKS~N TilT J \ OBJO. in fire -- ty Rep,_,tatlve ...... Ohio Loo· 1 - ...... Helen .;:-;:;,.. - E l'omeroy and theatre•. Mn """" fl<hoentar fonnBiy 0 Po~y retldent, died l.t her home in Tarentum, Pa., 8unda7 mornlnc Sh.l· wae formerly Anna BtraUe allter of Henry StraUe of ~ Burt&l 1n Tarentum Wednesd.a roy, 1 · .,.. • Rev Pather Euaene Dunn &ad Dor Schaefer left TUesday afternoon fer Pottorl.a where they wW <'ngase tn pheasant hlUitlng a feV< days, , Hell aDd Hlab Water Roo 1 IDIIDtic Drama Features Hiah Clan Actora - 1 lhould lliiop cutrency manlpntatlo!l. It :11 putUn• the c!ut before IItle hom. "We should abaDdon arilflchtl Friendly , . • -- ~~..~t ~., e: ~=~ :.~ war IJ>atantly klllod In on ouiOIIIolltuatlon pOl"ll1 T~ [~IN ~N ~ tale accident ln New Jeraey early mrtme. , , J A ft~omily ot ~.,.en v.us left homeSunday momtna: while l'eturnlq& or world ~. he .ad. • ~ lf!l>s hu t Thursday when the house from & footbllll game. cboCI5e the paUl ot l in which they resided 1n Lebanon Capta.ln .Jonea 1.& one of a. f!Om.. de.1iDI with the currency and deWhat tbe reauJta ' . I township was destroyP.d b)' fire. Pararr.ount's picture of the Ban! mitkle of ~~~gislaton chcsen b)' the vote all our effort. to entollrt.i'· oUve bnnch Ulua Famham I Lad1 Reee1ve ' Chal'le.s Powell, and .sJ.x other R. W, Finaterwald Will Dleeo waterfront which w111 wrtt.,: e~er of the House to oftlclaUy lnd~t~nd aettlnc mt! back be to t.be lnatructiona From members of the Powell tamtly, Conduct C . t.en by Max MUier, San DleP, the lower awmbly at the oomw;"'IJ.shed ween a nm:; Co h 1 w,.rP lert without a. home apd wahampatgn oaillornla. neMP&per reporter l ttn accurate guide to abow ua tht the ac out clothing or furnishings, all br.From Bed · •• point where we should st.&blllze · an8'M!!I'1 who ~TOte tht~J novel .. 1 Oover the -j lng destroyed by the hlazc which Tb h been r1ae i on the forel~ I SCRIMMAGE FOLLOWS •wept the IIlLI• home A friendly ILLNESS PREVENTS Water Pront" will opon at the Eleo· ,.. as rlceA 8 Premier Albert Sar . ne1Khbor otrerP.d temporary asslsl-~ trlc Theater here tont~rht ror a two com Y P pn:a • the chamber B K ed- ··T- B ancP. QOd took \he tamHy Into hls • -• ' day run. Mr. and Mrs. D . L. Relalnpi of dent inaugw"'lt~ his aol<i policy li bad known 'm advatu.."' OJI ey O eat Jae· household where !ihelt.er Is betng I Chatrman'a Acllvenell Featuring Rlchard Arlen, Judith .... .-...... OaWpoliB were recent auesta of Mr B=ut~ elll:~ut or It hal been ella- .he woUld discUS& Prance's relatlond kaon At Middleport I prTovheldedf nollw I d But Mn Heiner I WGtlraU pe"lnPr, Siler Our brace Meis• County in and Mn. A. u.:. Irwin. with German)' ln the llahi ol tt'd A am Y s ernltute, 1t waa • • am a.w y, & e • • • • ~I enU.nJy new sitlUition created ~..~ F r1 ay t 3 : 30 Will Aaaiat newcomer to the scnen, "Hell BDd L,ael. for Complete Ofli. Adam Lallance of SY1'8.Cuae 'arid e ~r opinion that the n•ttonwhk plebiacl~ In Qer.. 1learned , o.nd }Ju nothing on which 1 High Water" is one of the .1'008(; en~ , Lo depend In tlw hl~lltf' An ap_ ,. a 1 Vote Returna grandson, Carl Neut.zlllll and Char· wu Uons the fOld polJCi many wbich butalled HltJ.er more After a hectic s:weral dayH Y.. y peal t.o Lhe public Wll~ made Tue~>· l Dt'~piL,. hili Hlne.<~li ana confine~ j t<:rtalnlng romantic dramAH to come ~ Gloeckner, Jr., of Pomet'OJ reMt=ble U.,resi t ftrm)y than ever In the aaddle. Hlll the Pomeroy high school authorl day by J H nrate NPifare Dlrcc- mmt to Ills be<l R w FIMterwald 1cut of Hollywood In a long time ~ turned. rrom '8. ~eek end vtslt tn.: 1 ' p den JS statement bore out precUctJona lD ues, relative t.o the playtng of the 101 or Meigs county, n!ll:ln~e pub}lc t will conduct the chalrmollRbiD llf The pJct.ue Is given an excellent '(v ~~~~ncJ;.:!t~e Meip Coun· Chica&o Mo~ W!\lere they at"< ~u=edwa~in~r:.O:":u~ c!:rtas ometal neWBpapen the aovemment Jacborl game at the comlna: weelt 1a~\soto.nce Lo old the famtly t!.e Amerlcnn Red Crosg Roll Call rroductlon by its producer-dliector:' rr.e~'-1- .. letter ors w~ ooms- tended Jbe Oelit'V)' 1 .oJ' Proart.s& lng pnce Indexes e pi ow would choose the p!!aee!UI COUJ'I'ii'! _ '. n last Thursdo.p afternoon," this year a.s u11 ual t'&m, Orover Jones and WillliUI'l ··~ """""' rom eOJ'ie Expositton. • m oyrqent In thl!l crisiJI. end, everyth1nt:r has been settled £aid Mr Or&.te, "a bouse burned to A& chairman in the paat Mr McNutt, who alSo adapted the pie~ :rer3!..,~a.ry o1 Btat.e, to the ¥ • , tr nels etc. and the coachP& took ~he boys m j the ground 1 lellvlllJ this family of JFinst.erwald ha.a conducted' lAin- ture to th~ screen. _oJeetiOii'·biSJtd here TUesday, It was J. w · Brtggs or Briggsdale arrtf~rd BW' time :tt.e!Se charta were so -------hand M:ond'"' evr~lng for their .seven per110na without a place to cessful Roil Call campalrna and Aa the orphaned. daq}Jt.er o1 a revealed lW Charlea H MulleD, Monday for II. .several c:JI.yJ'B bUBi· J ananlfed as to 'PQrtray a monthly SOCIETY MEETlNG nt»t hard workout. In a. ,Qumbcr' or live as everything was IOflt There hi& &et•UJl was believed to b., u uce track tra.lner, Judith tries to Chairman of th.t:! BQard of ElectiGns mss visit 1n t GWtl. picture of national economie tendaJI was no insurance, and the family thorouah plan from which the. en-1 ccmmtt suicide by drowninr InSeeretar~ Myers lntonned the ,. • • de~ How tbe;.· r..: on a "Weeltl) 11le Women's Poreten Mlsldonarl' The tly ln t.'1 4 '. 11Dtm$lt re,tal,\ve was left with nothing tire county could be canvaued stead she landa In the drag net at- MeiiJS eleetion boa.rd that Melp Mrz Fred Shu wa 18 partf:d ba.&l&, wiJCh lnc!Jcatt.s that the ad- 8oc::Jety of the Baptilt ehurch will to ~ place ot , combat''• for th,.. ~·It Is true that n friendly nejgh- However, the' obStacle fJI his illneBB 1tache<i to a. boat captained b)> Rich· county, out ot 88 ~ties of the conftned to her :Om: in ~raCW: • -~1nls\J'a~'8 polley is belnl8hap· meet this evenlnB at. the P&l'101l81t J!lekSOJl-Pomeroy ~. )Val> ;no:. 1 bor took them In tP.mportlrlly but prevenl8 his opportunity to see all ard Arlen Bhe, ha.ttna aU men and. ctate wa.s the flrst to rt;port a com- wit}! InnEM. ed wlt.h a. ewe&ther eye on the aa- on East M.ai.o.J. Strf'e't. Mra Blanche u eommonly 11 upposed. 1n PomerO) a home mUHt b"" provld~. 'tills I workers In each district. and Ml;!!.! he, not caring much for wOmen plete o.fllelal election returns 1 ¥ • • l::~bly of-'~ congress, onlf sixty daY!! and Mrs Aten Shain wUl 1 due to MtddJej)Ort'41 U!'lfo.lrtle~S rr :riOWI accident occurred In Lebt\n#IL J 'Hcmtr W:t.'l wl~cte(l to be tht:: I himself, the two flnd themselves ln To effect thla. the Melp county Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Reuter away. as hO&tesse&. Mrs A. R. Stark lacll of sportamanshlp On the t n township where 0~1er half the contact person to work under Mr a quarrel Immediately, board or election members were re· and aon Junior, of Pmtlac!, M!ch. be in rharge of the procram. conttaey, the · Pomero)! . offlaiiLJs : reople are on the relief lh:t, but des- Flnsterwald , Arlen tries every way to aet rid Qnired to [emaln on duty all nlaht returned home Tuesday after a vis· dealt tor the llltddlepdrt fleld fo!' 1pile this neighbor,~~, w1th Ute co-l Mrs Heiner will close the omce of of her, but the neighbors 'et her a f(Jllowing election day and uro.tll al- It wlth their respective parents, J!4r Miss Nell Proctor hu accepted a the game knowinlil' that 1t would cpertttlon of t he trustees, say they! th~ J()(•a! cfla.pter temporarlly , it J•Jb and keep her nearby When &hf.l l moat .noon of the followlQt day to and Mrs. L p Reuter and Mr an" r.osltlon a.t the Club RP.taurant on U€.<t be avallable should Middleport Wtll provide material tntftlctently to I v•ru; O.Qreed by the execullve com~ ftudK DICk'a adopted baby, her heart I I cc~lve the omctal rellQtiBbl the YB.l'• Mrs Ben Ewing \ 1'4aln street. ' &UCCtH:!d in scheduling a game !O!' l:lulld a hml.'it tor Ulis tamlly. How-l mlttee In a mt>fltlniJ MondQ eve-\ Eofteru a btL, but. not toward Arlen. 1' it. us diStant. preclnct.B. to tabulate • that d&te fOl' thelr team. Bo when t'VPr, the people of Leb9.nop town- 1nlug 111d will d ~ vot.e her time tJ At least RO she thinks. Without ac- th~m properly and to forward the Milo Stewart, a ~dicament actuaiJy was fKCOI..! ,! sh ip will not have suftl;clent fundslasalst Mr. Pill!terwald , ua)Jy realJzlnK It, tbe two , young t.ole.l rettVI".t to the Secretary ot thf' County Inflrmary nothing much waa thought about I tfJ purcha.se doorJ and windows for 1 She will confel wtth h1JD now fr lks ftght their way Into each Stat!! This ts the soeond time the for Columbus where he will lt becauae It WR.II felt that all teams th, house" Mr orate said. , )take his lde8.5 and pla.ns and ext!- other's arms at The baby is t••'J.td has been so oommendf:d, wife who l".as been vl81tlni in the would be rht.d to dQ Appealing to the public. Mr c.ute them under his direction It nlmost lost Arlfvl ill caught tn a bnme of their son-In-law an.vthllll r~asona.ble to help tak~ Orate sugg-cated that the resid:ents was o.Qre'..'d She will visit t:~oh l tlshlng boat wreck, the pollee just CAit lS WRECKED ghter, Mr. and Mrs HowiU'd fi,,,~;;, c~of a b&d situation. of the Pomeroy Bend be Invited \o toY.ns!ltp of the county to organizt r.bout catch Jumth ' for a crlme me the JXI.l'it week w,ver the om~la here reck~pe~o.te in llie ell ivc to Old the t.he Roll Call workers In each as I "'llS forced to cofnml\. But wltk Wh~:!n the car which he ~ -----·----1 0 without the h'ardheadedness .. wel tamlly , Mr Finsterwald did 111.11t Year, '~rmhtatlon to 'J•rry on, the two duvlnjt plunKed into a pole alon~ " DINNER PART\' ahd ~~~riJ1,1t obstinacy of the ,. 1Let 118 pa~~ lllea~Pd ~r Qra~e, J while he condl,lci;:J tAe entire Roll\ lovP.rs tmn thetr drab ws.terfrout 8Jde the hl8hW#LY on Eaat M~ We tak10 thio opportunity to thank the 4 ·!l~...,.,u;( plllclals who evldll:ntly lelt En~~~nenou~ n reca 'Do ~to~~ s Call ca.nvas.s front his brdside I':'Ito a. seventh heaven of happJneM. street, Monday niBht, Earl Re!1· 11 0 votero of Meip county for the conoidera· ~....t.l~ance wu at'lorded whereb'o' era as Yso ' gld,o ~h d JU ap<t oJonflned to hi.!i bed RIJ'\C@' I Crltlctl say u. :6.5 a brand new !>haw £:sce.ped serloua Injury Mr and 1:r... Ha,.oJJ'''''~"~~~~.,r~,;[ W1Q' cou,ld,1 torce ,PornefQY to 1,pJAY unto yo 01,1 wou lBYe o ers o september Mr ' PinstcrWa.ld Js un jtre11tment oJ w~ hf.ppen~~}Jen a The accident ot:cured about 11 cently ent~Jtalned -~l tion and fine support ahown uo in the recent W~me l'n. Jo.c!*tn ifllt ,._,a.a ~tic "Whit able to aetlve\V de~ hle. t'lm~ to man who thin~ w~ft&)n a,p pol- o'clock, It Wl\15 reported, wh!n the with a dinner pa.rty nt elec:tion for the membero of the Meir• Pli· d at an, In spite of the fad Mel fJ e the Red Cross and the the Roll Call as previOUllly. How- 180n and a (llrl -~ nates rti;rt~~ hll ' RenshBW W left the roadw.o.y nea. Mr and MrN Joe Melar t~ 1 It wa.a scheduled 'OS an "at nre gdol~un!y Reli~~ t Co~mlsa~fn e 1er, smce hlti improvement has' m Jove, and thlf.,•"ntlte plQt:',. flu,.. t.h~ M Eberllbaeh ftlllng ata.Uun, bury and Mr and Mrs Phil H County Board of Education and will anure hohle" (lame tor the R!ver City ~, sufteltng ~f ryth~u~ eedo r~f ev~el 1: been cor.tdderable, he hM vohm-[ms...l!lll excellent , ~--~italn-Dt-. , craihlng tnt.o the poic Blame tot Meier and Mr and Mrs Her.m~ all that we will diopenoe our dutieo faith· Acf:ord1n~rly the Ji\ck~KJnbl.m county we reel that we y need t~e toored to continue the work •1::; -'.:,.,, • 1tbe accident wo,a. not reported. Ohlinger and two sone of Pomeroy to\\nct It ltnpoi!Sibl" to play helP pubHc'li help 111 this extraordina-ry chairman. 1 -Beat Jacboq....,... Rcnsha\f, It was &aid, was u•1·1 fully and efficiently. ~ThtuM&y afternOOl'l They cA.se of need '11leref0le we are Re.,. Father E F Dunn w_.,. ' NEW SON • .ohurt althous:h the car waa comCLUB HOSTESS It lm)XI881ble to play her~c asking the cooperutlou ot ali Lo consenttod to the chairmsnship v' plei.l!ly wt·ecked as a re&ult of .. 1 VAN E. McDADE f'~day nlgbt <notwltluitandlngl help provldP she lter ror this ramUy the committee for Pomeroy aml 1 Mr. a.nd Mrs E. W Siddall (Lydia. .crnsh Mlss Alice Smith was W. C. KEEBAUGH =.:a~lt~tM\~~e~r~ P~~ye~ 1 °~~ I and btt!leve tho.t good re~ponse will w;~lorg~~lze hi: f~wn d comm~ Elberfeld I o! Mart~tta are am1o•J1•Monday ever)!IK to the members wllete~n the Po bo h d I rollow w n e nex uW ay.s t; clng the birth of a aon bono Bun· Ann McCroba, who recently un- ht r bridge ctub at her home ALB&RT ROMINE ~ m~roy Y8 8 enMr Orate suggesl.ed th,at any who 1Cedric Clark, It waf!l learned, wlll day The little chap Is U'-e a•.a~d- derwent a ma.s~Id operaMon at the J1artford Mrs Oren Holler ,u Ra......... 1n no n t games ) They wish to cont.rJbute for the Qause '" a~~:am be the head of the Middle son of Mr and Mrs J h Elberlllld H 1 h . -..u.,t J a U'·•.. , found It even lmPQSSibl(l: to play any m~;nner should ge~ . ~ . toi,LC:lJ, pqrt Rr..IJ Call commltt.ee and will! of Mulbe~y AvPtnlt'!. . ozer •.._.._.,.t. ll a .;..Jl&, Is re- c.ne received the Pl'lr.e tor high the aame here on Ba.turday which with him at !.he Meigs county Re- pra:anl~:! her ).dans tmmedla,~h· -~----...- POl ted gett\ng alon&' nicely. ~c(lre. I! Jpdeed an Unt«~val ai~uattoo for ltef offices here. whether they llavc :u rs Heiner and Mr. Dixon wHl arfllY hl&:h school to find. lt~elf ln at clothing furniture or money to range immedlo~.tely tor the county' any week end. cnntrlbuto, Wide set-up and the campaign fOl • : 1 They }lad evidenUr undetstoq\l B k members}Jip.s wUI st&rt Nov .or~O • 'A tnat the co!!lfi nOt bf;: pJ.a.red eat 1 ac aona11d continue untU the ,2&th. tl ~ 1 It td. )ilddl~pcxt.. ~ .tOED l.l\DY PA.881S The aoal of the Me:tsa eounty .. ' ttlat ' ·IU'· Mn. Leande;r Robinson, ?1. pa.u· chapter tht.e. year haa been a, t , '' :: !lave been made cd aw~y ut her home near Albany 1.000. tt was announced by M1 , at Syrn· at 4 o cloeXl ¥onda.y afternoon. She: Plmterwald and It Ia belteved at Middleport !.s survived by two 80Illl aJ1!1•'Qne from t.he cOoperation ol tht! Y1)1\ul~ ' -' ' not ao m~nanjmouaJy of- daughter , 1 . r workera that the KOal ea1l J l:r. ~1'\'1~1 ~n -;Pdlng the Ful1,eral a~rvices will be C9Pd~1~ j n~aahed In the eampafln. flow~~· Wed~y afternoon at. 1 !~ d.. shoutd the mttP\berahlP& fall' ahbd clock from the DownlnQk>n 1M. • E or the deslgn&ted lOBI, there i-c. church Intennent will be made tn maln.a tour d~tof8 1~ whlc\h a , ~lui the Wells cemetery, near Dowding- cu.plJSale:n '*n be held Tl;le 'l.' ~or In charge or the F'lnsterwatd tlonal Roll Call is to close llov 30 ' Undertaking Coml)'an\r , Ca.mpalgn wJndow card.!, stick-Beat Ja~ksoners and buttons have been rt!Celve(l .' ,JUDGMENT 'fAKEN ON NOTE at.d will IJS forwardry IJhmedl · l R H l! I ately to ~e worker& in \ eD.Ch dlBRawllnRIJ 8o1•8 or Mld,tl e- trict and· the CiOIIlllJet.e Roll oau ~"' "'"""~port took jud.ent; for t319.'76 on a oraanltation. wUI 5e~~:In lo function p~ note- 'hl the common pl.eaa nnt Monda.y under Mr Finster that now with eten1;hing TueSday morning af!alrutt wald's directions trom hi& ' bedald tl , excepl tJle victors B.nd vanand Jenl'le JacQ Bff: with Mrs Heiner &R th~ a.ctl:e q ed In this much dlscUtlsed to a petition ftled with the head : , 1 co t, Ooach Fa"'fnham" iave hill GOuilta. • · ~ 1 1\ 1 The work or tthe' Red qroas In I , ' proUitea a real worll:ou.._t Monday ,Jackaonemer~ncles has been not~J by th.J to one hlna. Line coach, Carl HousC' ~ IS f'tNID chalrlnan of the l;toll Ca.ll o.ud a ll!d hll hop~ tuls f9t " George Molde:&~~ 1 11. arreated Sat-. count~ wide plea , has been ma.:lt• of the men ~)jo l!,~f Turkish to- , ~r time 1whUe Cbabh utd~!f for cp.rrylng concealed wea- to coop~rnte In tl\e drive t01j mem,, bacco for (\$:t1terfield. ~f,~.t;..:r' o..,, Pleaded &uJI,Y Ia ' • niodifted bero I ~ orrta.<Je cha.rfe .tn the court or Justice ·or -Beat ~..Jacbon' ' ,. "Oup'-Rip• Jive in Constan· tt:e Pea.ce J 1 'w MeOullouQO Tuea• donned . .~ dhy a.nd was fined tS aud c08ta He 1 WID ON THE lhh t after the •PiJ.ctioo po.ld the fillE' and costa and wn.~ re· Whq'R afraid ot Ule 13th-a.ppar. 1 and Smyrna tJX\ tttllfl un~l lf!Hsed ( ently not Har!y Searl8, 53 lL!ld tda 1 . • Call, 64, bot11 ot La.nrpwJile, who 1 WI , .. 'we~ all In , r 10 ~- fi'-:1.... avalla' .xrres, ., -~., obtained a Jlcense to wed. in the r 1 Parras in i..!:fll~lll '1 e tons. :toui:h eerimJ-robste COW't here Monday He _Javel r~_.. ... e, aelne ttme Will apent lp } hb oecupatlon a a a miner Each The best known Turkish to~ perttctt1ll r. r~liable OlfenaeJla. tht• ~Oontlnut!O tram PIIJI Onll hat been married once previously alr lbould such ~dure neo- Ute oounf!lel t.ble wh...... the 10 ,.,. nev Harley BoltoP performed tho ~l ,\ : "~"' ... m come from these sections, and we I Chlcaa:o hoodhnnH "'~re sitting with cere ony I Blackwell\ Roush, Moore, Kl...... .....,~ theb' attorne)'s -Beat Jacluonao4 Joachl~ took tlll'lll at pa..ulng try to select the best grades for 11e l!.teppe<t up to Bharke}', a •Jille all eUKible men took turns •t receiving 80 that any team M!!all, dark-oomplex!.:med , chtnlP&s Chesterfield. playinl a1ainat the Panthers wUI Man, and pointed to him saying· never ..know who 111 elected to t.hrow "This ill tn~ maP is no other tobacco or to rocetve the PMfl, A OOMkter· T~e wltnl'S& wa11 then turned QVer able tUne wu a11o spent 1n J)l'Ae· t<..l defense attorney Wlllam Scott just like Turkish-it has a caste tlclna aoal tlcklnl at vnrloWI dh'l- Stewart ior cross-examination taneet from the 1011 line. Stewart 1u;ked Jud8e Matthew M and aroma all its own. Chester· : Cotlch f'&mham had nb com- Joyce to exclude from the courtbletlts to mate after the MSBion room all 8'(1vernment wltne.ssea who field seasons them just right. WB.II eomplet.ed but tt Ia not a. da.rl, had N~t Yet te~ttlfled and were to tret that every man jack 011 the testify on the same subject on "That taste you're talk· uad 1a !Hit end keyed to Beat which other IO\Iernment witnellllf'l V.f're alving te1:1tlmony ..hour the of ~~ wtll ~ ;J~laYftd at the Keenan btepped up to the bar ·?f«iZMI :: I i '!port hlg-b achoo1 fteld Prl· U•d usert.ed that there wtu~ 1'1,0 tr~· , ~s·t~-!.~ ~· ~ . Y artlem t 3 30 In the presence of wit~ ~ moon " : yet heard e. I DAILY~. H[O CH~S~ H~ll' Another Story !lf :::n:_~- :::.. " Personal;. -tf' ••• Gold west Appeanng ..d ""' CAll CANVACS lelJ At Local Theatre ;=r:~ :~-~":,; ~~!: ~.m::~~"".b! ~~=~~ ..::-..=• ;·ttl~ <con"'""""""' ..... """' H~ ~~: C:!~!':'a!:.r\v~~~~ :~lt":t ~: :r::a;t~ 8 M AY ! HARD GH B[1J[PUN:BY ' ! , ~resent I Election 'B""rd Is Agun • Commended ~~~ln~~:Y I •• • (r \ !:' w~b&~ =the /' .=,It :0 . :.S. ~ ~~C:: More lie" I I ¥ I tf: *' I I a EDITORIAL OFFiCE Phpbe 236-Ftn BUSINESS 0 Ct: Phone 202-R ... WEATHER - Generally fair tonight and Th111'!1rlay. Not so cold Thur&. day in west. Warmer Friday. FULL LEASED WIRE OF tNT ERN ATION AL NEWS SER VlCE. a, HUNT[RS ARE ~UT :;;;;~~~;~;:;,~I8LIZZARD TAK[ S n SHO~T E~f£5~:;wiiTOll ~F uns IN E?r:d:r~:..~:'~i:;;l 8UCK[Y[ ST~ T[ AS SUSON OP ~000 GERMANY" RUSSIA, More Fataiilie"o Expected To Fol;:t':ye s~~e I N C~NnOVEHSYI In SMALL GAME SOLJGH'f I Rabbito, Pheaoanto, Aim Of Nimrodo On ()peninr Day Adde! May ~~~:!!eath· THREE ARE DEAD I Germano Demand Pay- From Variouo Cauo.,.; rhent At Face Value of 1 Great Lakeo Shipe Dollar And Pound • In Diotreso I I I lea~~:ue l 1 :,.~~¥t::~\:1~~~r;;;::::::::::=:====='===='====::.,,=:-:,:::::;:::::::=:=:O:== Tha•j•nks to voters ' I~ • NOODIN TO TAKE INDEFINITE LEA de- ·1 ·t I I 18 I fJ 'I J ·~i~lne~•!'mlrii\Oit"ver, se~ ' ' ~" . •l''li!l'l "a- "......" .,·:-tal I I -Beat ~j'· HAPl'!N be ' •tinop~ ~~~~ 'el\';'!:2 1 K'd naper ~.li~ ~;;.;; , xa ' ~ a~d , c ~-- 1G~fi4:. "'I1Iere Read KNAVE'S byloan I GIRL Clayton r. ~ Jackaon- II ELECTRIC Theatre -· -~~~~il.);;: and ~r~uledC1'088·enmlnatlon In favor of the 11J ir(g good is 'seasoning' ~JjJ.t·:~l.!- ~ ~· \! l" I New Tort. Nov. J Kreael, ronner direCtor ot the Farmers Unllocl8l&lel. today ""'""' of abetttnc the fUnd& or an "HELL AND HIGH WATER" IUMitt 4diDt Jlltllt:h Allen Oltarlor ~ ea.," .,. ,. .., ...... ' .... .... &borlo:- ~~-J ' eo..a, THE DAILY TRIBUNE ....... 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