https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9173e86b2b916ecbe3205d799ed46bea.pdf e4ffdbddf855da7cca2b3bca862ab144 PDF Text Text • '· ,, COUNTIANS M~K[ EFf~RT TO n Personals Mllll otara Reuter of lnapectlcm held recently at. Falla. Pollowlni the lnapecUon an oyet.er supper wu aerved tn the Monkey cl.bVIlll J"'OfD of the hll. PlAC£ UN[M~lOY£0 Mf.N W~RK I:;.:.~~~~,J;:~~~~~::. ACC~RDANC[ WITH R~~S[VElT Pl~N Kidnap PIUDAY, NOVIIIDIIR U, ml BASHAN -- FOOTBALL! Mrs. Audrey "l'orrenae aod Chtltlt'tn Jpent. TuiPJidly wtth her lister Mra. Nevada Beanr of Cbe~ter . Mra. 8 . A. McOullouSb IDD aon 1t0J MIDDLEPORT YELLOW JACKETS -va BREMEN HIGH SCHOOL 7:30 Friday Eveniaa · rece.ut suestA of nlatt\ltl ot Raclne called Thunday. Mr. and Mra. Ro:r 1'rucy or Athens were ThurfKIIlY ~u~ta ol the former's paren1.8, Mr . and Mn. lt. . 0. Tracy. ElliTORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFicE ' Phone 202-R Ohar)eaton and F I ' LL LEASED WIRE OF lNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Jt It'• 110n n~ ID Tile 'l'riiMme TllJa came ma1 6eeld:e c.._ ""B" Cllamplomhlp or Ohio. pomeroy spent the parenta, Mr. a .. u Jlft...n alradJ Jt.u tdatmed U.ll mytb1aal erowa ad &be Yellow Jat~ketal THOUSANDS TO GO WORK MONDA ...... Soviet Russia, United tales Reach Agreem reell!'f: II aiM n»o&leM-TRE GAME OF THE SEASON. • TO RECEIVE WAGES INSTEAD OF DOLE Red Bot Specials at the MEIER TMARKET 8 10& SATURDAY SlAYING .. .'$ • • Ex.Wife at Eleven n AGfRE~~ION -----+---~ GH[n ·rlEASUH[ I 1 .- .• To Find Corrobora• tive Evidence VICTIM BOUND RUSSIANS, AGREE BULLITT CHOSEN To Abatain From All Forma Of Proparan· da In U.S. Ao Ambauador; Econom· ic Benefiti To Accrue To Both Nation• B)' KINGSBURY SMITH JNB Staff Correapondent W&Lhinrt;on, Nov. 11-INB-A paet Of politiCal non-arp-euJon 1n return .for complete capltula.tloo by t.he Sovlel8 on )ll&etiCe.Uy eve;:·ytlilna; desired by the United 8tatea wa.& the bartaln 01' which Preatdent •Roosevelt and MaXim LitvtnoJf, the SOviet tOI'~ dill comml.alar, based their By LINTON WELLS INS ata1T Correapondf!nt Moscow, Nov. 18-INS--RU38l[l. today haDed American recotnltlcn as a. triumphant aChievement for the SovleL regime and a& a .sub· t tantial contribution to the cau.t;e 11 world peace. oftlchll comment still wa ~ Rutslans of all will~ of workers, engin~ . omctnht---exprMBover tile torcommunist Rus· greatest clpital - - As Every Effort Made - And ThroWJl From re; Woqcl Gatheren Hear Plea For Help . Ban J088, Cal., Nov.• 1&-JNs''There muat be no sltpup tn tbe c:ue aplnat the ooflletaed mur... df.rers and kldnapera o1 Brooke leave JOur order here. Pometoy, 0. .' •• i!:LECTRIC Theatre ·~··· • ••• ¥ Sovieto Hail Move As Contribullion Toward World Peace PIUC£ ~HICI~lS Phone 142·L ••••• Wordinr Ia Similar That Of Other Nat· ions With Sovieto Fresh Home Made S.usare, 2 lbs .... 25c: FRESH SIDE PORK. • 1•• • - · • ""' .. ...... 25e FRESH HAM ROAST, 1"- .. · .. ..... ..., .. .. .... tSe Shoulder Pork Chops or Roast, loaD. l · lbo 25e Pili Feet, uno lor ,.,~u... 3 ••• ......................, tOe FINE RIB ROAST,•..., ldllod ..... ,. ...... 121fzc Chuck Roast, ..... ..,.1" 1• lb . ............ .......... ·t2e Loin or Rib Pori< Chops, 1 lbo... .............. 3Sc PICNIC HAMS, .,.. "" ............... ............ · tOe Hamburrer, ,..,.. ,.....,. """' .,..t lh. ...... · tOe BOILING BEEF, ,... lb..... · .......... · .... tOe Lynn St., · ···~· ~HOWN IN RUSSIA IVER RfC~~NITWN / 1s n Teo!lephone Yov Order!-We deUver anywhere, aartfme -If JOW are -plannlnr on & TIP'key ' ror Th&nk8JIYinl' -----=:n ~~ ••••• PACT IS ~CH[[O ~N BY ~HINCIPUS WE HAVE THE ONLY 8..\NlTABY. STATE INSPECTED SL.\tJORftB HOUSE IN MEIGS COUNTY Try our Home Made Liver Puddinr, Rinr Balopa. Blood Puddinr, Head Cheese and Smoked Sausare. · ••••• Lnvmoff's Brother N[W MOM : GAIN[O 8Y r~ R 70,000 Worken Given Jobs Ao Op. . Geature TO END 730 Men In Meira To Start To Monday Moml9f .~~ Columbus. o.. Nov. WhtlE" hl,. mflre famou!l hroth@r ne gotlB\.("!1 wit h f>Wl:i tdent Roo8eve(1 on U.S rt•r u ~:n l~in n for Soviet Rus sla. Lou1s Palotu~ky, 83-year-o1c brother of Maxim Litvinov, Soviet Commhll'l'lr for Ei'nrt~ign Affairs run!l a humble dt!caning &nd )Jl'en :ng establl,.hment fn Ran Fr&neisert Palonsky, an Am.• •ican eitizf'a t.akea "" interest rn oolitirt r.cxt Monday. Clad in warm new toought for them with: t)IP federal treasury, of workers will inc1ude F.ent on state rellef rolla oounly In Ohio. A<!Jt. Oen. F. D. He!od<'"'"" ·~ o.s director of the atate •••,•• t6 in School• Fifth ('. •I I. '' .. Pa-• With· Yell~ al Coot U..chan,.,d '. ' ' S&n Jose, cat. I , •" IN8-Thomu -·~ of Oppoil'tina Noted to SeJUa• Liquor by Gla10 •• W State'• Introduction Into Liquor Bu•ineDJ Govemar ia Silent Nov. 18- ono tho alayera tO when;;..;.,.. DENS .. . oil to Columbus, 0., Nov. 18-INBThreatenlng to jeopardize the ath~ letlc programs of hl&'h school8 throughout Ohio. a. controversy broke out here today over an opinion hand!d down by Attorney Gen11r&l John W . Brtcll:er. The po~~.~~iblllty loomed that the dispute may have to be taken to court for settlement. The disputed opinion which hu drawn debate from :!Jevel11l .sta.t.e department~!~ and thrown Ohio high schooLs up 1n arms, was to the et· feet that Boards of Education are not authorized bv law to pay the expenaes of furn1!1hlng baaketball uniforms to high school teams and that they 11re without authority to nay Ule cost or transporting basketball teams lo distant points toll : rames. b=========~r·l The opinion. which was handed Washlnston. Nov. PrinCipal beMftt.s to be derived from the reJtora.tiOn of normal relations between the United. States and SOVIet Russls. are expec~ to be: The United St.atae : the aale of mi!Uon.s or dollal'lli worth of agrlcultura.l machinery, automobJlea and motor accessor~ ieJ, cottol\, rubbers, metals. cllemlealll and electrical suppiles It .satltdactory · credlt.!i can be 8.l'l'aD&"ed. Soviet RUMia : Tnmendoua enhancement of Soviet prestile and a at;relllf.hentns of the Rusr:dan position In the far eut, where trouble has threatened to develop with Japan. down liUit spring In repl)' to an In- ,. . ' ~and110 loose endr • 5th Annjversary Sale . 79c ... 29c Four Lear, a hlrb quallt)' flour, larre IIKlk COFFEE Dlde - BUTTER Dtd• ONIONS MaW. A~nivena.ry Prloe, Z lbs Mold Bull<•, ! ,., ) 45e 25e 19c In II lb. Bap, ' S.. ' CHOCOLATES ........., "•,.n, ' 1"" '"' · · WHITE BEANS,••nl•• hand .,,...,, ••w '"""· ,. ib• .. 39c Pumpkin, rood quality, t Jarre urw . 1& Jello _..rW tla•on. per box .... . . . 5e p ~Soap lor,.- I ban .......... . . 19c , ,I , "' , • v oe~-- Soap .....,..,. 10 bara ...... . g;,.p Flakes Wlllia ""•"· 61"- ..,. · · Oxydol 1•,.. .,.. ....................... .. .. 19c • · .. · .. · ·· 27c · 21c MEATS Beef Steak ..... "' ,.,., .,.. .. .. · .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .. .... 25e Beef Rout, .,._ ••Jo. '"' lh. .. .. .. ... .. .... .. .. .. .. .. 1Oc Pork Rout, leon.,.. ... .... :.... .. .. .. .. ·· ··· ··· tOe Fresh or Smoked Callies,... lb. · · · · ....... · · · ..... 9c: Liver Puddinr, r-.~o. 1 lbo ..... .. .. .. .. .... ...... .. .. .. ..... 25e T·Bone Steaks, ,.. 1"- · ........................ .. ...... · .. lSe Bolopa, """' ..... ~oa~~or. lb. ............ • ........ .. ............ tOe Fresh Oyaten PL .. .......... .... .. .. .. · · .. · .. · · · · 25e ' Fruita . 'and We h&Ye a eoaiplete line of Freah Veaetahles Prl-t Low for Anninnuy Sale ,r·~--------------·1 ·' .. quirY OF FINE TOBACCO •' I, ' : ' II .! ·. IV~S 't 7 b e greatest drive yet. ngainlt unemployment momentum today as cut from tbe clvll worfts tratlon to put 70,000 men kidnap atatute maklna' abductiOQ wbe:re bodJly hann ll done a prnalty. t.b':l grim ~earth of lower SJn Pranelsco Bay oof\Unued. for the body of Hart. Sherlfl' William J. Emil of Santa Clara. oounty a.l8o Bdmtt.tlld lui lll!t!kiDI a "mystery woman" ot :a~~=-=-~~~:: Holmes rather ., . "it._ toasted " FOR TBaOAT PBoncnON~rOR BiTr£a T:.m: Pqe SJx)- BoWling Oreen, 0., Nov. 18--INB -Intensive search was conducted tilroufhuot this sedlon of the state t.oday for two ba.ndltl!l who held up a lor<oe woman employe In the Ru"I certainly won't rrant any dolph ea.vtng8 Bank a.t Rudolph, 131:1 mliH southweJt of here, yester. authority 0\'llr the Attomey-aenedft.y and eliCaped In an automobile ral's opinion. A8 I see It, tbe thing to do 18 to have a court tnt or the wUh ttOO. and h1l or two TUBERCULOSIS TO BE ROUTED SOON? BRICK ;PLANT TO BE CLOSED BY STA'fE 'I . . ".WAD ~RI rfmtlnnahJiip ALwAD.li/t!ll.ib~/ . m1 ..,. ! I A~W'~~~~~ WIL8 SEEK BANK BANDITS aoucht. She waa woman who .I' £..SC.II ,...._, O.,JIID, <Oontlnued cue ror queatlon. He 1n CUIItodY but. said It would delight you to open a Lucky Strike and examine the long, golden strands of fine tobac. cos. To notice how fully packed it is ... how free from annoying loose ends. Every Lucky Strike is a blend of the world's choicest Turkish and Domestic tobaccO&finely shredded-long and evenly cut. That'swhyevery Lucky draws so easily- burns so smoothly, Co11nl•"· ttn, ,.,, Ru.ala cited as Of the main reaulta ot the re~ or normal relations be- tie Charles e . Leasure. orose(:Utihl' Q. , raJned Bu now, lte!'.ball season at are ah"ald that they may t o ca.ncel their basketball F'urther than that. 1n issued b)' the Attorney fice ln the opinion, not ball teams were , nlso baseball and football tPams, giving riN:! to the belief that the entire scholastic pi"'ill"Pm may be Involved. A flood of letteu, exprt.SSing obJections to tl'le ruUng, has poui'P.d 'nto the ortlees here of Dr. B . 0. S:cinner, Bote Education Director and H. R. Townaend. Ohio High SChOOl Athletic Comrn!Mtoner. But the two are powerlesa to act In the matt.er. Btlnner, after a conference With 'I'OW'tl&'!nd, declsr- I ,;,.,..;f dlrea~ts=~lh~f':~jf:}••~=~ · W. A.also In thiB m'Mion •I·. fLOUR 1 an �Y, - .. --· - ~ -~ - 19, j ' rl • .. i'l 1 . .. . ~ ~~- :: ..k_·'D£F JAC HS AV f SY n£ A NG HIGH Y I I VI A !ME IN To Another H •" 8 er etall T U lea P. '. . •.. • • -' --"'[ CATASTROPJI li ng fire ck of 08 id· d I .. ... ....... -- J -' ·, .•... .' ' . ·. ,. .• .. . .. ORO \, .' ' ·•· .. ~~. so gri Jo. " . ' hi. J<''l, v•a r \i ,. ffort - I! .. ), < "'" V! I / '• "'her .' .. • - mu . l be fort~ o · cop i th t·ou ho ut h e Ite r Jl n 1woplc r Wutth thi s I - BROADRU , W. VA. 1!: . • only <'1ffer d • were family ' •' I;J • " ••• >•• . ,. " .- t.: o nc o • ..·. I'Uran · ~ Com a y i 1 payi g t e lo aga nst u h th ere i not ...... -""""- Silr~ly \ t 'W ind ' p it- !lUI' I ). . ~. over ,the d ·uch a l ... ' Youwho w c e l ..•• A ' a fter s.-; :1 . ' l. \ • al 11 i::~ c im . t Nt 'hie • .- • se un JilT LL " ES' "''. •• .• """ •"• oppo d ... ' lu: nw •! 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' l. \ • al 11 i::~ c im . t Nt 'hie • .- • se un JilT LL " ES' "''. •• .• """ •"• oppo d ... ' lu: nw •! " . ·•· !...:: • .· ! p · ... ": : ,. ' •. ·i '·' .\~:: ""., .1'.10 ut . .•"'... • •> " ••• . ., ;.. :·1\ ' ' \\ Ju utll' •• • ~ ,,. ' ~· ~ ... .., .•, ~"' • ••"" . .-..... =" ,;.n.z.;, -.~ l" CTRIC '. "'' .~ • "" '. a ' "l' ' �' . .,'· ' t• i , I ,. • . '. '.. . ' '· '. f. I( ' • '1 "" · »lij;' ,.._. ' '. '• .. ' ., • " Woman Kills Rival II! ! 'nllll , ' ' ...... -, Acton iii P.• SUNOAY, !<OVEr.aiE:R 19, lil3J . State &h1~d ·For Basketball ' Is Published CLA,S$1FI£D ADVERTISING. .s,c.:qoN. ,,. {. t i • Oolumbwl, o::-N;. 18-Wtlh the ' ".I ' '' j 1ad or football 8t"ason only one r.::une and' several ~nquets away. ' '09:,Ch . l;lllJ'fJld , Q, Ol~ro.·s Bta' Ten cl1ampJOnshlp ' qll!o· ,~tate Univer~ tJtY looked tor !fe ~rat bMketball time today~~4 at Its '1lpmpleted schedule, and went .aerl.dtili17< 'ablmt u~ work. •• ~ ,1 t~~~ "' . AthletiC Director L. W. St. 'Johw ~ nmounced today th~ the U,D\'I(.et~ .Ellf- ot Dayton has rleen schedute(i T" · •.._ !or a. New Year's nigh:; Kame at j DJ)ytol\. ftlling th.e only open date on the c&rd wlllch includes 20 dim~ 1·ult games. High spota or the sche~­ dnle: nop.~conterence game~; agaLnst 1 Ohio W.J!sleyan, Unlver&ity of West~ ern On\arlo, Pittsburgh, Princetor. Marquette, Notre Dame a.nd West- j r-rn Reserve ; a.nd two ec:m!erence rtumes each e.gainst Chicago, .,tn- 1 nwna, Northwestern , MichlgaP., 1 ~Unnesat.@. and Wisconsin. In compllll.I'.ce with the Big Ten's ' llJVolvtng schedule, llllnois, Purdue nnd Iowa, a.re dropped from the card th1& year, a.nd Mit h.litan, Ch1t'<•80 and :Northwestern are added. The Byckeye squad Is already out IJf the bli,ster stage. Coach Olsen ha~ had them at work In the new Oilio State gymna&um three Nghts r.tch week for the pa.st month , and n!t hough Mlveral promising candl~ d11tes are et.lll ph,ying football, ihe o,!lstand1ng lettermen have been I I At 8 o·;clock as first period of Daily Tribune and Tribune-Tale~ graph Big Voting Campaign I '' l"OR SALE-Black C?CJit. wetSlu about 14(10 lbl. Chaa. Nillaon, Dexl;f!r. Ohio. 11·18·:11t. D. Wk. lt ~uinuna.ging TboroUibbred Fox TerJ·Ien. Three mop.th8 old. Iu ~ qulrr1.o! Jt.tk auvm, Mlnerav1lle, •'0. 11-10-at . For Rent., __ --- ll·lf·llt Ohio, . In ~~~ .QI Nov~ber n-u-s.wu•... 11, ' ' ' Bllck woven purse with 9 tb!JTt.k$eta for "Moll7'B Idea". Pinder can Club Reataurant. LOB~A p~3 11·18-3t tan ana whtte male oolUe montbA old. AMWen to 1 pame "Tt!':Jie". Vall 0. A. Massar. orumo ron MAN. wnlin8 ~~i~~~~~f~~~~i~~~;~S l'ln-U, Columbus, BPd Herb Brown, Mt>.tti.son. DByton. Eri€. Pa.. Lew . C'ngh to give sp6ed and rebounding mouth ; · Garfield , The mo.5t difficult ~U?Si~meht ' o!l RtlUty to the front line. Red WU~ Baltimore; Ra.y Low, Dover ; J&mf!S l h~ Ohio State team a't '·this ~Q\~ ~w1 , who played enough last year \.l.o Scott, Toledo; wutred.- Thle.s. Nor c. to dodg<: successfully the, .Bcho- win his let.t~r. wUI be tlght.tng wood; and Chester wendt, Middle~ ~ a ~ tlc bugaboo, which ~el)ls. t.u get ll(!alr!:&t several I!\'Omis1ng B>Opho- town. ' · In tl t least one good lick each sea~ more& for t-he va.cane forward posh Promlf;lnR players from· last .y ear's wn. AJthough the Hrst game against 1 t.iou, Wnue Fred Oonro.d and Tod frt.Shman team ate :am Axline and ' ' R 1 t Oh1o' l tt t tbBll Warren Whltllng~. Z!Lllesvllle; O•llo We51eyan wl11 he played Dec. i osequ s , . a g a:a.n c QO !!ugh Ha•"ley, Buou .... a.., James P ~he Bl ~ Ten schedule does not , t~cklc.s ara both belnnl cwsldered '"' J•...., t.lll.rt untii Ja.I\Uary 6. One wcek J fPr the onP. ope~ guar~ paltlon . . At FreshWll.ter, 081.tlU1der; 1 Trevor l.;,•fore Chl'lstmas, first quar tf'r final . ] :r~sent Oapt. HO!kt;!t at Cf:lntel', B~ Rees1 Do\W; Jim Plpoly, StrutheriS L'Xnlnlna.t.lons wUI bl! taken, so that! Colburn, at torwl\r<t, a.nd Bill Be~t~ and Bruce" Laybour-ne. Cuyahoga (Ouch' Olsen wHl not know whot ner at yuard. are liecut·e at their Folls. mF.n )Y,.III ,bl;! avatlable until the Big positions, although Colburn will The schedule: -;·,!1~;~~~,5 ·a re rendy to s tart. I•.Ot be read)' until the second quarDeeewber coach Olcren's · prcbleru Is to tir>.d l( o·. 9 Ohio Wesleyan at Oohunbus Outstanding aquBd m ember~ r~om , ~1 6 UnlverS:hif, of Welltern ~~~~:~.. ~ n big, capablt gu~r:d tq replace last yr:fl r'a Capt. Matt- son, and a fpr- l'lst year Include Jerome .s er, 1 .<Londop. Cl\n&da,) at 0 , \l~rd who is fast enougb and tall en Clevela.nd, John Fugitt, Ports- 30 'Pitt.sbUllrh '!t.t Pittsburgh; ,_ l,Dit- I Hmch~ !j)R RENT OR &ALE-Four boWie on Breeey Hetghta. Price r\'r the. teuOnab!e. Call .Q6-X. daily. Five lettermen are available : Capt Bill Hoskel. Bll.d Bob Colburn, DILy~ t'Jn ; Btll Beltner, Dover, Fred Conrad , Wooster a.nd John Wilson, Gartteld Heiihts. Conrad Is still p:aying tootb&.ll. Lettermen lost I: om last year are Capt. Howard ~ OVN FOR SALE-12 ga.uge ab: '•hot Remington Pump Gun -Blaettnnr Auto Oo. ll·l'l'·lt POR BALE - Ends. I to. 1 - work accordtne: to lnstructtons. To .t~uch a m.u who can quaUfy lataey •10&--tl'J&. Aae 20-60. Write Box. :1'16 thle paper at onco. 11·8: II·U. 1 University at D"',U,rt[: 3 Pr1noeton at 6 Ohica.go at Ohicaso 8 Indiana a\ Indiana 13 Northwestern at Ohio 1& lndlanB at Ohio 20 Mtnresota at. Mlitne&Ota. 21 Northwestern e.t NOr"thwe!t.ern ::a Michigan at Michigan February 3 MlnneROta at Ohio 10 Marquette at Milwaukee 12 Wisconsin m.t WI.Sconaln 1'1 M1ch1g!ll"' at. Ohio 10 Ohlcago at Ohio (,24 wt~~onsl~ :; ::.~lo. ':J Not.r,e -. ~ · at.tfritire Dl!oft\e · 1' Weste . "' ~ lit CleY.e lantl . • Ari11ual ~etbl'll' T!ltnlC to be held on thl$ di.y. Never again during campaign will • . . aubscrlptlons count as great a num• bet of votes as up to that hour. lltafl Spots ol Caatpal111 ra _ FOoTBALL ·~ · sco"fts TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THiRD ?RlZ£ $SO.I!6 Ill! ~ASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 ( , . ~Kri~iom e~pt ~.e moat vote• if oecurod before Nov• '~ ·. ~'8th,· l~ W' NEWMA~ ~~ ~I' FLIPS PASSES Wl'l'l·l AI.L. 'THE DEXTERITY OF 'THE GREAT' FRIEDMAN! .. n .f.·. • . -~ • -, Cimpaip open to women and sitlo reaidins in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune·Telesraph. , Those who enter ruoty so anywhere to aecure auboc:riptiono. There io no reofrictM territory. . 'Y~>tei are inued in return fai aubocriptiona aec:ured to either p.,;~ al)d tlie prize• will be awarded according to who aecurea mOitvoteo. Subacrir,6ono count the following number of vote• from now until' Nov. t81h. On that date their voting power decreaoeo 20 per cent. DAILY TRIQUNE-BY CARRIER ~ Jli(illtha oubrctiption $1.75, .. . , . , .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000 vqtes '' •'ll i ub1crtp ' ' ti on $325 6. monmi .' .' . J. ••••••' : . . . . . . . . . . . . 5000 vo les 1 year oub.-cripti011 fs.OO . , ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,000 votes 2 year oubactipti~n $12.00 .. , ......... , .... , .... 50,000 votes i)AILY TRIBUNE-BY MAIL 3 montl)'l au~ription $1.00 ............ , ......... , 800 voteo 8 montln oubacription $2.00 .. .......... .......... 2500 voteo 1 yeer iubic:ripti11n $4.00 .... .. , , , , , ...... .'..... , 8()00 volel Z year oubocription $8.00 .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . 2o;000 votea 3' year autlaeri~6n $13.00 .... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50,000 vote• TRIBUNE·TELEGRAPH $1.50 ........................ 2000 votea :i,earaul!acription $3.00 ....... , , , . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 5000 votes 3 year auboc:riptiOII $4.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000 votea 4:reer ...w.~riptioa $11.00 ...................... 1~000 vqta S' fear aab'sc:ri;tkm $7.50 .. .. . .. .. . . . .. . . .. .. . . 20,000 voteo t FrtiE • , . en YIOUD. Wh , .. r· \..1 ' l • • .Visits OUR C . • ' yearat~~ift:tiption THE OLD MAitSTE!it." OF 'THE: FOFt.WAj;!p PASS ·• Slit.!. A G~EAT PLAY£~! Aeave Caadldates Mts. Vivi~ Allensworth · NetDe Barsotti .... ' '· �' . .,'· ' t• i , I ,. • . '. '.. . ' '· '. f. I( ' • '1 "" · »lij;' ,.._. ' '. '• .. ' ., • " Woman Kills Rival II! ! 'nllll , ' ' ...... -, Acton iii P.• SUNOAY, !<OVEr.aiE:R 19, lil3J . State &h1~d ·For Basketball ' Is Published CLA,S$1FI£D ADVERTISING. .s,c.:qoN. ,,. {. t i • Oolumbwl, o::-N;. 18-Wtlh the ' ".I ' '' j 1ad or football 8t"ason only one r.::une and' several ~nquets away. ' '09:,Ch . l;lllJ'fJld , Q, Ol~ro.·s Bta' Ten cl1ampJOnshlp ' qll!o· ,~tate Univer~ tJtY looked tor !fe ~rat bMketball time today~~4 at Its '1lpmpleted schedule, and went .aerl.dtili17< 'ablmt u~ work. •• ~ ,1 t~~~ "' . AthletiC Director L. W. St. 'Johw ~ nmounced today th~ the U,D\'I(.et~ .Ellf- ot Dayton has rleen schedute(i T" · •.._ !or a. New Year's nigh:; Kame at j DJ)ytol\. ftlling th.e only open date on the c&rd wlllch includes 20 dim~ 1·ult games. High spota or the sche~­ dnle: nop.~conterence game~; agaLnst 1 Ohio W.J!sleyan, Unlver&ity of West~ ern On\arlo, Pittsburgh, Princetor. Marquette, Notre Dame a.nd West- j r-rn Reserve ; a.nd two ec:m!erence rtumes each e.gainst Chicago, .,tn- 1 nwna, Northwestern , MichlgaP., 1 ~Unnesat.@. and Wisconsin. In compllll.I'.ce with the Big Ten's ' llJVolvtng schedule, llllnois, Purdue nnd Iowa, a.re dropped from the card th1& year, a.nd Mit h.litan, Ch1t'<•80 and :Northwestern are added. The Byckeye squad Is already out IJf the bli,ster stage. Coach Olsen ha~ had them at work In the new Oilio State gymna&um three Nghts r.tch week for the pa.st month , and n!t hough Mlveral promising candl~ d11tes are et.lll ph,ying football, ihe o,!lstand1ng lettermen have been I I At 8 o·;clock as first period of Daily Tribune and Tribune-Tale~ graph Big Voting Campaign I '' l"OR SALE-Black C?CJit. wetSlu about 14(10 lbl. Chaa. Nillaon, Dexl;f!r. Ohio. 11·18·:11t. D. Wk. lt ~uinuna.ging TboroUibbred Fox TerJ·Ien. Three mop.th8 old. Iu ~ qulrr1.o! Jt.tk auvm, Mlnerav1lle, •'0. 11-10-at . For Rent., __ --- ll·lf·llt Ohio, . In ~~~ .QI Nov~ber n-u-s.wu•... 11, ' ' ' Bllck woven purse with 9 tb!JTt.k$eta for "Moll7'B Idea". Pinder can Club Reataurant. LOB~A p~3 11·18-3t tan ana whtte male oolUe montbA old. AMWen to 1 pame "Tt!':Jie". Vall 0. A. Massar. orumo ron MAN. wnlin8 ~~i~~~~~f~~~~i~~~;~S l'ln-U, Columbus, BPd Herb Brown, Mt>.tti.son. DByton. Eri€. Pa.. Lew . C'ngh to give sp6ed and rebounding mouth ; · Garfield , The mo.5t difficult ~U?Si~meht ' o!l RtlUty to the front line. Red WU~ Baltimore; Ra.y Low, Dover ; J&mf!S l h~ Ohio State team a't '·this ~Q\~ ~w1 , who played enough last year \.l.o Scott, Toledo; wutred.- Thle.s. Nor c. to dodg<: successfully the, .Bcho- win his let.t~r. wUI be tlght.tng wood; and Chester wendt, Middle~ ~ a ~ tlc bugaboo, which ~el)ls. t.u get ll(!alr!:&t several I!\'Omis1ng B>Opho- town. ' · In tl t least one good lick each sea~ more& for t-he va.cane forward posh Promlf;lnR players from· last .y ear's wn. AJthough the Hrst game against 1 t.iou, Wnue Fred Oonro.d and Tod frt.Shman team ate :am Axline and ' ' R 1 t Oh1o' l tt t tbBll Warren Whltllng~. Z!Lllesvllle; O•llo We51eyan wl11 he played Dec. i osequ s , . a g a:a.n c QO !!ugh Ha•"ley, Buou .... a.., James P ~he Bl ~ Ten schedule does not , t~cklc.s ara both belnnl cwsldered '"' J•...., t.lll.rt untii Ja.I\Uary 6. One wcek J fPr the onP. ope~ guar~ paltlon . . At FreshWll.ter, 081.tlU1der; 1 Trevor l.;,•fore Chl'lstmas, first quar tf'r final . ] :r~sent Oapt. HO!kt;!t at Cf:lntel', B~ Rees1 Do\W; Jim Plpoly, StrutheriS L'Xnlnlna.t.lons wUI bl! taken, so that! Colburn, at torwl\r<t, a.nd Bill Be~t~ and Bruce" Laybour-ne. Cuyahoga (Ouch' Olsen wHl not know whot ner at yuard. are liecut·e at their Folls. mF.n )Y,.III ,bl;! avatlable until the Big positions, although Colburn will The schedule: -;·,!1~;~~~,5 ·a re rendy to s tart. I•.Ot be read)' until the second quarDeeewber coach Olcren's · prcbleru Is to tir>.d l( o·. 9 Ohio Wesleyan at Oohunbus Outstanding aquBd m ember~ r~om , ~1 6 UnlverS:hif, of Welltern ~~~~:~.. ~ n big, capablt gu~r:d tq replace last yr:fl r'a Capt. Matt- son, and a fpr- l'lst year Include Jerome .s er, 1 .<Londop. Cl\n&da,) at 0 , \l~rd who is fast enougb and tall en Clevela.nd, John Fugitt, Ports- 30 'Pitt.sbUllrh '!t.t Pittsburgh; ,_ l,Dit- I Hmch~ !j)R RENT OR &ALE-Four boWie on Breeey Hetghta. Price r\'r the. teuOnab!e. Call .Q6-X. daily. Five lettermen are available : Capt Bill Hoskel. Bll.d Bob Colburn, DILy~ t'Jn ; Btll Beltner, Dover, Fred Conrad , Wooster a.nd John Wilson, Gartteld Heiihts. Conrad Is still p:aying tootb&.ll. Lettermen lost I: om last year are Capt. Howard ~ OVN FOR SALE-12 ga.uge ab: '•hot Remington Pump Gun -Blaettnnr Auto Oo. ll·l'l'·lt POR BALE - Ends. I to. 1 - work accordtne: to lnstructtons. To .t~uch a m.u who can quaUfy lataey •10&--tl'J&. Aae 20-60. Write Box. :1'16 thle paper at onco. 11·8: II·U. 1 University at D"',U,rt[: 3 Pr1noeton at 6 Ohica.go at Ohicaso 8 Indiana a\ Indiana 13 Northwestern at Ohio 1& lndlanB at Ohio 20 Mtnresota at. Mlitne&Ota. 21 Northwestern e.t NOr"thwe!t.ern ::a Michigan at Michigan February 3 MlnneROta at Ohio 10 Marquette at Milwaukee 12 Wisconsin m.t WI.Sconaln 1'1 M1ch1g!ll"' at. Ohio 10 Ohlcago at Ohio (,24 wt~~onsl~ :; ::.~lo. ':J Not.r,e -. ~ · at.tfritire Dl!oft\e · 1' Weste . "' ~ lit CleY.e lantl . • Ari11ual ~etbl'll' T!ltnlC to be held on thl$ di.y. Never again during campaign will • . . aubscrlptlons count as great a num• bet of votes as up to that hour. lltafl Spots ol Caatpal111 ra _ FOoTBALL ·~ · sco"fts TOTAL PRIZES $500.00 IN CASH FIRST PRIZE $2 50 00 IN CASH SECOND PRIZE $100.00 IN CASH THiRD ?RlZ£ $SO.I!6 Ill! ~ASH NINE OTHER CASH PRIZES CAMPAIGN CLOSES DECEMBER 4TH, 1933 ( , . ~Kri~iom e~pt ~.e moat vote• if oecurod before Nov• '~ ·. ~'8th,· l~ W' NEWMA~ ~~ ~I' FLIPS PASSES Wl'l'l·l AI.L. 'THE DEXTERITY OF 'THE GREAT' FRIEDMAN! .. n .f.·. • . -~ • -, Cimpaip open to women and sitlo reaidins in circulation zone of the Daily Tribune and Tribune·Telesraph. , Those who enter ruoty so anywhere to aecure auboc:riptiono. There io no reofrictM territory. . 'Y~>tei are inued in return fai aubocriptiona aec:ured to either p.,;~ al)d tlie prize• will be awarded according to who aecurea mOitvoteo. Subacrir,6ono count the following number of vote• from now until' Nov. t81h. On that date their voting power decreaoeo 20 per cent. DAILY TRIQUNE-BY CARRIER ~ Jli(illtha oubrctiption $1.75, .. . , . , .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000 vqtes '' •'ll i ub1crtp ' ' ti on $325 6. monmi .' .' . J. ••••••' : . . . . . . . . . . . . 5000 vo les 1 year oub.-cripti011 fs.OO . , ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,000 votes 2 year oubactipti~n $12.00 .. , ......... , .... , .... 50,000 votes i)AILY TRIBUNE-BY MAIL 3 montl)'l au~ription $1.00 ............ , ......... , 800 voteo 8 montln oubacription $2.00 .. .......... .......... 2500 voteo 1 yeer iubic:ripti11n $4.00 .... .. , , , , , ...... .'..... , 8()00 volel Z year oubocription $8.00 .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . 2o;000 votea 3' year autlaeri~6n $13.00 .... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50,000 vote• TRIBUNE·TELEGRAPH $1.50 ........................ 2000 votea :i,earaul!acription $3.00 ....... , , , . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 5000 votes 3 year auboc:riptiOII $4.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000 votea 4:reer ...w.~riptioa $11.00 ...................... 1~000 vqta S' fear aab'sc:ri;tkm $7.50 .. .. . .. .. . . . .. . . .. .. . . 20,000 voteo t FrtiE • , . en YIOUD. Wh , .. r· \..1 ' l • • .Visits OUR C . • ' yearat~~ift:tiption THE OLD MAitSTE!it." OF 'THE: FOFt.WAj;!p PASS ·• Slit.!. A G~EAT PLAY£~! Aeave Caadldates Mts. Vivi~ Allensworth · NetDe Barsotti .... ' '· �·- I R[GN,. l l ·• • 0 '. HAIIt 10 , . I' I ~T ..... t 0 Hf n TE 8 1~ P T A GN ,, II UitUII D UT AWl u a • E. L OIU'lier 15 RWHIT[ SliOU~R IN GANIE I TH M~IN n S In o HIT Y T Rnmf TAT US A t ... "MIND • P'ir~t f lin ft · Smil • ns ToucM<>W''"'"'Kloea, .. 1 Brie Gold n· Unu u d 5 ry s ale · 'a " es mor • 100 Wo Pia~• ' 1'~ ore ' • N. u...~·· TOST How ver A e e are qu ive I uc .eye St t ole le [ TA PAY F � 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. 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