https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aa80088a68a0fbec79bc440f123a2369.pdf 134c8049c066295da0e0a807db21e710 PDF Text Text j ~ ·~ONFUSION RESULTS HERE AS .; 25 Turkeys Given . 500 MORE NAMES REOUESTE~· Away At "Shoot" and GRATE EXPLAINS SITUATIO~ Exp...to With Rifte Shotpn. "Cash in•• on Ability to Shoot Tbere seem& to be aome eonfu!l.. too over U\e request or B. ~ Jones, oawa county Pedera.J Re~ { mtt~o:vmen~ Alent. for 500 Melp MUDtY tmem.PIOYed to regtater wltb his omce here next Tue8d&y, It wa1 lt!arned trom J. H. orate, Melf8 oounty weltiU'e dlrect.or Yt Jones, In char&e of t.he Pedcral re·employmmt omce il'l Ot.llla county, 11ent a notice to MeJp county that he will be here all day 'i'Liaday to !' ' r • OJ •I • >l Swamp Where Balloon Landed Fur Womau <Ooallnuod ....,. .... OnoJ (OOilllnued !rom .... """' esaary fet the ~Que to ~ lOibi to ro downtown to 1et. aome them befDR liquor can be Dd le· m.u&le on acoount ot betna 1n 1h plly health, abe pnerally dW'Obed ber~ RIB aidea &llo eearebed. the atat• .!elt and went l.nto the buemel'lo utea for lntormaUob on wbich t.o tn Dr Wynetoop'a omoe where base an opinion u t.o the oonati- Lh'11'e wa.. a Sl'IUe, to be we.ta:hecl. tutlol'allty or a recommeodatlon 1n 'She rome doWP81al.rs and untbe ad'IIBOey Uq110r oomrnlaalon'a re- Clretaed herself and sot on the JCBIC port tha.t the Oovemor be Umtted t<1 walrh. or. Wynekoop said abe 1n bla 8electkHl of liquor oomtnil- bud been eomplalnlna ol ha.vlna o aiooen. to tboee candida~ endor- paln In the rtrht &lde, sed by a nomibat.lna committee. "Dr. Wynekoop said 'Get on the While the: PrankUn ooUPty pros- operatinl table and I'U IH II I eeutor, arouaed .b:f allepd unet.hl- can't help that pain of roun alona' eal aeUvltle:l or profesalonal lobby- &he put some chloroform on the l.ab.! at recent lq1ala.Uve aesstone, e.pot and aave Rheta a few aulftl wtll maintaJ..D el~~~~e watch over UU! of tt. The pa1n wa.s very srmt and repeal seM!Gb., ooe of the moat Yt- Dr. Wyneil:oop said Me was ln the tally affected lf'OUPII announced It habit or 11v1n1 Rheta Dhloroform W<IUld hire lobbylats. when !he treated Jt. That croup wu the Ohio hotels "After g.lvt.ng the a.naesthetlc to IUIIIOCliatlon, Under the plaD or the Rheta she noticed that the puplll Governor's ad'illaen, the hotel men of he; eyes wel'i! dilated and &be would b& allowed to dispeme liquor was eompLetely paulng out. She by the llus tor consumption 011 felt the puLse and founc! there wu the premlBes. no ute in her and slle tried to reThey will, however, strive to hRve \'lVe her tor ~ minutes. that privilege enacted Jnt.o the ..Knowln&' that her medlcll cacontrol laws by llBktna member!!! of reer would be J~pa.rdized. by audl a the &BBOC1atlon to appeal person• thillf h&ppeoing 1n her own h0U18&lly to lelial&tors senlna: their dis- hold she tJlOUiht quickly IUld went trlct.. over tG the dr&Wfr oi her desk and got t.be .32 cjJ,llber revolver and fir.· ENTIJl.TAIN FBII!:NDB ed one shot, .Qve lDCbes a.way ~ I ret~st.er the name!'! ot unemployed Mella oountlans, who will be in line for Job& oo the . J'ederal hi&hway job on State Route ·'I belOW Hobson and the cotulf.rue. Uon of a dam In the Ohio river below Oa.Uipolla the body 'u ~ Jay on. the opera tMr. and Mn. Elmer Ashwortb en- in&' table " · tertained a KJ'OUP or frtenda recentShe then went over Qlld !lOt & ly at their home on Buttr:rnut Ave blanket &nd lald tt over Rheta afpla.ylll8 wu the dlters1on at ter getUJll a p1ece of 1auze, caJ."e· the even1D1 The followtna were fu)l,y wraPP1DI the run and wiping present: Mr. and lira. Clarence E. off the n:npr prints. "Bhe theh went· upatalra and put Hart, Mr. and M\'8. Eln:Jer Wickham and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Ruszell. on her hat and coat ,and went out ~B~H~a~.-d::l:n;.;st;u~d;e;nt,;,;;a;t~th~e:O~hi:::;.u of the houtJe 8Jld wtiJked. up and J down Madison Street for about 45 Unlverttlty came from Athens Sat- minutes She set the time of the urday morning and visited hill par- actual klllilll' at 4 delock In the &t· ('nt:J, Rev. and Mrs. E C Hardin tsi'IIOOD. c.co.-_--- Prtda.y ntaht 1n over the wiN!k end. That was all of Stege's stat.emenL eiU'()U~ from a in Belpre to hia It Is reported wlnter In Cln .. daUJ'hter, SACRED HEART CHURCH MM BAZAAR Mr. Orate said that when the ~ quota !or Melga cOUntry \S #"'de he expects about J .000 men 11.9 be removed from tne rel(tl llst .~~Ad atven Joba with salarietr. Afttr ~ember TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 28th. Chicken Dinner and Supper-Turkey ohoot Bin1o, Fancy Stand, Fish Pond and other I, those unemplo.Jfld In attractions too nuJQ.erous to mention. EV~YBODY WELCOME! lf,etga county not included ob the ~Uef llstl will be Klven jobs on the OWA projects, and new pn)jeclfl ~ beltlg subJQitted !or approval a.:> laat aa plano dn ba complered. Plans are rsptdl y beh'lf fl'\a~ now n Willi revealed Prlday by Mr Omte to employ approxlrqa~t· 312 women of Mel~& county, nq:w .'4-Jat project.B ror tlle men an belna: alarted as !aat u poMible and hUtl.dtcd& of metJ worklna now ror et.8h sa.larles ll"~d of relief .1rocery .,orderft. In responae lo a telearfam rtom :e: 0. llrtutiht, executive director or the civil work! admirllstratlon In Ohio, Mr. orate e11ttmattd the~ are Come and Have A Good Time! dits ELECTRIC Th'eab'e ~ " ... oats ~y'j Ud 811-illl'day ':]l;IE MAYOR OF ,. 'l ' HELL" dAiheJ, Mlli!lre EviUIS, for ' l. n_ To Dal!l Thanksgiving. f ooMJNo:·!J4:tii:Zt ian.;~~~ EITHER before or after lookin1 over this .,.eat collection of Suits and Overcoats you can set your mind on the type you prefer as to weave, model, color pattern and adjust that ence to any one in this ranre. bllri warwtek. Short 11 Tr.rpll, . CrMplnr Terro..._, Heard ~ ' · - --..::..--.-....:· .·.· . · . ·..:..--:..· .- Th~nksgiving . ·Specials! From Now Until Wedneoday Ni1ht on Fresh Home-Killed : Meats SPECIAL-"'•• -• ,.. .....,,. ..., wm ,ctn , •• Each Suit or Oni'Coat compre· hensi"ly cqvers the fuhion de· mands• of the oe~~SDn. ' FELT HATS a &leltet. rood for free chuace on Turkey to be riven S.tllnlay all'bt. a~ 8:30 P.M. " .. ' BOILING BEEF, 3 IIIL ...... ........ . 25c . 25c SAUSAGE, t .... · .... · · · · · · · · Hambur1, 1 ,... ..... · ....... . 25c PORK CHOPS, ,,. · .. ...... .. ·· 18c PORK ~OAST, _.....,,•. ·· · 15c 12'fac SHOULDER ROASTS, "' · · · DRESSED TURKEY ror T••-•IDr· ••· u:..... You Ord11r Earlr) DRESSED CHICKENS, 1• · ...... · ...... Home-Made Baloana, Puddin1, Head Cheese, Blood Puddlq, Smoked Saul!aJe, The Bat Yet I MEIER MEAT MARKET L:rnn St ' "WE D£LmlB" Phone 142-L . . . . .. .. Flnt ID Pomeroy. ... .. rt uur EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFF1CE Phone 2()2-R FULL u n·a SMITH UHCK RY P~liCY QUIHU IGN~REO Newa n'l ·Grieves NEWS SERVICE. By CDrrler 15 OeDta- ·B:t' Mall t4..00 lD The '1'r1bUDe Attempt Made To Revive Question Dilannament W i t h France Seekin• German Contact WEATHER-Light rain and wanner tonight. Sun· day rain and colder. Probably changing to snow in north portion. Turmoil Renewed 1 In C o a I Fields Pennaylvani~ Scene of Mine I I Outbreaka; Home• are Damaaed Slaying Witness OR. WlNE C~NrE~SmN N iTRUL S~N SAY Earle President Refuses Comment On AI'• Open Split Aa... ila Potil. lnveotigatin1 Methods - ADMINISTRATION "PACK OF LIES" lj He Declares, Told Shield Him From •• Danger ... �' l ~J ~ • .~~~ - TUIWLY~·- TRUHJNam., •12 oe,.. ,...._,....... ,..lf. Ull. '*"'" ,_ • ....., . . . . . . . .~.,- .. 1m .....,... ... .. ........ .... !l>io"'' ... --,.. ,..,... I 1 ( 1 111M I: \'JR~NIA .' GREGG ,; lll!llf '. ' - ' Of subscriptions again drops at 8 o'clock tonight • m ,.,.. KI!O..U. - - ~ .l'lollt41elD!!"" ~-- Daily Tribune:and 'Fribune-Telegraph Ra(e for . '' ' . $500 in Cash prizes ... u •....., OtiiM eoa U..a." 1.::.f_ _......,_... _ .._....:"~-......:.-"'\-. .. ..;._ ...:..·..._,::.,~..,.:,:.'IJ;:;":,·-CIII~IOI--·~ · ·Uinm RJ - w..k y~ " C.of"u I ••.Otto. liloDtb ...... .. - ... ..... .. " . " . """.""" One >l~th . ... ...... . .... \, . r;;. . .... •• . ... ....•..• $10.0P Dress otfered ' "' Tbree V•nlhl' l.'!eJklmalt.a .. :::::::::·::::: .,. ' .THE NEW A.Cl: LIMIT ~gitation has been .tarted among some I CONSIDERABLE nLthe smaller scl\ools to reduce the ago limit for boys' cnmpeting in high school athletics, from 20 years. the present limit, to 19 years. ,This, it is claimed, will give 1 he ~maller schools a much better chance in competition 1 " it h CJt her larger schools because there is such a tremen .. d''us difference between the physical ability of a youth oJi' ~') yearn and one of but 15 or 16 and it Is the argument nf the proponeuts of th e move that there are more of tt,e ~ nuHger Loys in competition than there are of the older " hunt~. One I Another .~ ~r 'oBup" Baer ~e l .. ~-- r Ton1 ••• ~parin11J' at ! Continued From Pa&e OnfJJ 1Ruaala. He wm leave shortly fOT her friend his post in the Soviet 1epubltc . , She aaid a 1 1 J ch noon cume to l'::~t and .t.A~k o~ .aft.emopD when Patrltla, : NRA codl't. HC" brought "''ah htm W0rrit4 aM aaxioQJ than some 2~, Rll c1· more cl wblcll : thC atoppe4 br the beaucy eh , president Is expected to aJ)p':'ove · _.. the name WhJ opt. ; t 7rore thr NRA chief leav~ Ll:l· •""' no . morrow. ' , . .. the W"&J the 1 '""'"":- Nn PJnp)OJII. lteritcd rrom ' ., . ..ppllrt llat~n by date lir>e and aay, "And three oupa of eorree." Mme of btlnr a ! .......-- -r_a.~ KEEP DAIL TAB .Offered by Smith sYJioPSJII Doctor "No oPe In our bouse had lhlnB whatever to do with. nmrder. n wa~ sl.rlctly an out61de job. 1 "The only thing tha.t Is true ln mother's em:.ce sta.W;ment l8 that Rheta. UBed to go down stalr.s tre- i qpently, disrobe and wellilh herself. 1 t be fe9t b a pack of lies, told by my mother · to save me because sbe Ibought I was In dan~:er." ~arle then ref'Used have plctun taken behind cell ~~~£~~~;:: He beaan to at prepare anoe shorlly the ney•s oft\ce, ror rm·ther t\<' a.ut.ltorlt!es tr.rmed the "real ln the mysterious killlpg of preUy Rheta. i b~ .EUROPE'S MYSTERY MAN !f~~~~~~-·~.;~~~ OI:.D KYGER I'~ • ~fi ~rst and second prizes to the Candidates se- cu~n~g the most money from new subscriptions thts week to be awarded tonight. Vote Schedule which ends tonight ' SECOND PERIOD DAILY TRIBUNE-BY CARRIER 6 ::::: :~;;t:!~f:iJS ··········'·······.. ;.. 1600 1 6.bo · ' <: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · •)· · · 4000 3 EAST SPILLER votea year oubacr'lolion voteo , P. $6. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . . . . . . . 12,000 votes 2 year subacrtphon $12.00 ...................... 40,000 iroteo -~.,i,l.;TW~:'"rutiilt 'fki8UNE-8Y'MT!i.- ··-· · ~~~-~~~ ~ . • ....... ·- ~J:t.e &·\ flUID • OCO!JP. out. · 00 ftrlti a.re ue:al.n. !llloblo. Tbat on the diet. e&tllli ....., .,.. bock on _.eane. tile boyB a.re '!'< W .COflt .. . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 21KKJ' votea zl,year 1 aubr.ori ., ' .I!· tion ' $4 00 . ....... . . . ... . .. . .... . . 4750 votes year obbicr~ptotn $8.00 r. . t~6 . . . .'t-· . . . . . . ... : . 16,000 votes )\ye\.a r oubacrt,on $12.00 :. ·: . ; . . .. . .. ,\ ......... 40,000 votea ,PIDDUi< SVICIDES - \!' I ,ACTION of the prominent liim company in dl•· TIWl'bilrging the actor who made ouch o opectacie of him· RELIEF WORK OW 'THAT relief work is 11oini! on, cond.ltioll8 have ', tooiJq,• muttaracl j : I . ,,T ~· .' ~ ' · · ltrou1llt. down I ' i{ ' ; ~ i. . . ·, . M'e11'• Sulta Cleaned and prated ..... 75c M~!~; Overcoats cleanecl and pre11ell<. 75c ..... ~. ~atiP~ of adoHttllhtt is ~ed Lad!ea Coate, pla!n, cleaQed & Preaaed"7q: Lad teo Ore.., d ..ned & preaoed 7SC-""For Servtte ,,a~d ~Quality Work . ·· C ~>L L ! ~:~'Jl.. L Home·taillidli~· Co. I ' \, Active Candidates Mrs. Vivian Aiiensworth Nellie Barsotti Campbell, •. ~. ~tlllft~· . ' I· , they r h•••· Plea• y~t thqae who · ·no 9t~er ·WI!¥ .of · . . fi!r tlteit "'lltr•.. . po., fa.miiJ' and elMe trtend1 with the mOBl penonal all ,.,.._,.~ o« Plt. . . .ph. lut • rew minute. ot roar t.lme , !If~~~~~·~~~ . ~•II' t1> l'ft · . ~h'y wa~~ t{lllq ~~ jttljl and ,... .-UI mK111 you will be cherished & poJ1ral& &llat thmuJbout Ole · ,..n. •• I STUDIO Middleport, Ohio. iI , .tt»,;..\1M£t':U ····~·-· ' . , '' ' ' ,, • ' • Middleport, Ohio. · ' '· i '. Pl.•'·'-' ·'- ia building better "· w-. ~ date needs a ·Frielld.. .... . Thil · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·. ·.,·,· .. :: . ·~,' ·., . 1~ vo'tea .............. ·.. 1 .. _: ·' ·l· .' 4000 '(.tltes ........................ sooo ·t6teo ........ . ....•. . .'... . . t2,oo0 votes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16,000 votes Now's ~· ihe - ~irrie · a ·icandi fu.rlou• at tbe.·a ..Jane'h• W ~ ' . TRIBUNE · TELEGRAPH r, •' Qyear Pot, JDU dldn~ t<oll 'mo. &D oaf ]',.. been. Where'd meet· him 1 W._at'.a ... like? t. Jae1• ... oDJJ . l'year aub& · ,,. : $1 SO , ~ .cr!Pr~on . · 2 year aubacr~pl!oA $3.00 ~ubscr!J'tlon $4.50 , year oubacrtption .$6.00 5 year subacription $7.50 ~~~~-~~:~~~ 1, , . I I •df w,l)ile insulting the people of Mexico reeently, win lhf plaudits of every clean minded person who the ntws report of the inddent and the iubsequent ac .. tion taken. This •c.tor, evidently havinv mueh left8 corn· mou .. n•e thun abl!itj• to act, else he would hardiV 1!41ve :ooility' enough to earn a living as a film otar. forll'pt th&t people cannot nor will they overlook everythlnr an<j "n.vthlng that an actor does simply because he happen• to he a. star in the film colony. ~is action like those of many others y•ho have the ff'eling that bec,.use they are actol'!l, they are a little bit ntJovc "the scale of the average person, is not to be condon ed, As a matter of fact he should have been prost: .. ruled and made to suffer the consequences for his ·inex• u.-;ab lc, ins ulting, offensive deed . Had he been other than a we ll 'kn own light in the movie profession it is more tha'1 ;orubable that he would not have escaped as IIJihtly as he thd. The producers employing him, have rained many frieml~ umong the people ·whaHe opinions count, by their • actio n ju releasing him without further ado and writin1 an a poiogy io the Mexican go\'~rnment. ,,. , !li niC.ntiY · •~ ·• • $~: · · · · · · · · · · ·: : · · · · · · · .. •64Q vote• '&'month•'•~bs-;$ 2 ,. , Wh~t N be~)l siirhtly i!1'Proved but as ~-I' . V~go~ Sh~e Shoppe From Nov. 18th, at 8 p. m. to Nov. 25th. at 8 p, m . ACTCI$ LOSES JOB workinB onlf bee~~~· , help, "11" <lojpr ~· li~~le. ore idliJI&' ~ muc~ Pf · kno w tjie wqr~ 18 chance :to ear11 $5.00 •Pair of Shoes A .\...,"T"~""N CARELESS HUNTERS i,. and IRI! •a ON CI:] MORE has it been sho~n l!ow careleM hunters aru a:91!ut the ,q~~dh,Q. I!"'qf their fir~'~IIIJ and ·&II a reo~lt . huntdr. of unusual ability ilas been pretty ba!IIY ohQt up lJi Mi.,i$1jppi. Thi• hunt~r who has tile l'b!.~Y' tp llllltat' the coqi of a wild duck •o well that he can fool the beat. ,,f IHjtJter.< , was in a marsh exercil!in11 hls 'taltnt when lfi'O UJ'•Of hunters nearby, henrlng him, 11enr stQplled to invc•Uif•te or look into the cau•e, they ahiiPIY did as "" r.oan)·: ;,thet·,, do. They shot in the direction from wlllch the :->'IUnq;\l)va.s coming and investigated afterward wtth the reH ul1:.,1hat the ma n waH badly injured. 't!1•t he wa• not killed certainly lo hJrdly to the ro·editof th e foolhardy, crtminally, carele.. hunters who .,,.,,.. 1looo eager to shoot for the good of their brother by Red Anchor Dept. Store T!1erc is mOre or less truth in their argument bu .., j hi.!re · tr~ uhw something t o be said for the older 'youth. He in ma~Oy cases, has been ret2..rded through no fault of his 1•\\' 11 a.nd with t he rules as they are at present ·when no hoy i(permitted to compete unless his rradee are B&IUBl:ae-1 \J ry and when he may compete only four yean regardleM ,,( how long he attends school, it seems only fair" to him t hnt he should be permitted to pl~y until he rraduates ., iung he doe~ not tra'nkgf~Ss, 8ily 'Of the rules alread.y drafte,d and in vogue. · • '1 , , :l.; li •.. , ;,.;,· Furthermore, it will work an cl!pecltl hafdahlp ' on teamf · bordering on other states ouch aa, Ohl<1 ~lve1 , c ho~s which meet West Virginia and Kentucky school• "' w41l n• th,ose on the Pennsylvania, Indiana and Mlch!1~ an Lmrders where in some instances boys are permitted to Jday ~ntil they are 21 years of .uge. The i'"'ue will be decided at the next meetinr of the ,fiicial• of the state in ch>\rge of high scool athletics an!! from 'ali indication•, the 19 year old rule will be &dopted. ;1 io hoped however, that a thorough ln~elitigatjon and ,;..,iglllng of both sides of the case is done before 1\nal n ct.iol)~:js tak en. I • l' ' lf&T!OII&Io ,urnaTIIIQIG -U~ { ' '\l ... - " ' " " - Wlllbo Jill)>- • - , r! . ...... ~ _.eo-1!1"""'1111 . .... •.......,..,.101:10!1,-_....., 01111- . . lllOutd lyll ~ 'I ~ llfii!IIIIIOIIP ,.l lllft ..... fel' - --- .t I' . IIUIIDAY, II~ :If, 1881 The Recluc:lnl Gtau TH~ DAIJ. Y ' I ,1 :' IIOVIDrllll:il ·'' " ~ • !t Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna HdWard Mrs. Eunice Kihg Miss Leora Roush .. M'l88 Emogene W'Ilson '· Mi~ Geneva Williamson Miss.Lillian Wilson Miss Winifred Wolfe Miss Wanita Y .t' Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mason, W. Va. Racine, Ohio Pomeroy. Ohin · �' l ~J ~ • .~~~ - TUIWLY~·- TRUHJNam., •12 oe,.. ,...._,....... ,..lf. Ull. '*"'" ,_ • ....., . . . . . . . .~.,- .. 1m .....,... ... .. ........ .... !l>io"'' ... --,.. ,..,... I 1 ( 1 111M I: \'JR~NIA .' GREGG ,; lll!llf '. ' - ' Of subscriptions again drops at 8 o'clock tonight • m ,.,.. KI!O..U. - - ~ .l'lollt41elD!!"" ~-- Daily Tribune:and 'Fribune-Telegraph Ra(e for . '' ' . $500 in Cash prizes ... u •....., OtiiM eoa U..a." 1.::.f_ _......,_... _ .._....:"~-......:.-"'\-. .. ..;._ ...:..·..._,::.,~..,.:,:.'IJ;:;":,·-CIII~IOI--·~ · ·Uinm RJ - w..k y~ " C.of"u I ••.Otto. liloDtb ...... .. - ... ..... .. " . " . """.""" One >l~th . ... ...... . .... \, . r;;. . .... •• . ... ....•..• $10.0P Dress otfered ' "' Tbree V•nlhl' l.'!eJklmalt.a .. :::::::::·::::: .,. ' .THE NEW A.Cl: LIMIT ~gitation has been .tarted among some I CONSIDERABLE nLthe smaller scl\ools to reduce the ago limit for boys' cnmpeting in high school athletics, from 20 years. the present limit, to 19 years. ,This, it is claimed, will give 1 he ~maller schools a much better chance in competition 1 " it h CJt her larger schools because there is such a tremen .. d''us difference between the physical ability of a youth oJi' ~') yearn and one of but 15 or 16 and it Is the argument nf the proponeuts of th e move that there are more of tt,e ~ nuHger Loys in competition than there are of the older " hunt~. One I Another .~ ~r 'oBup" Baer ~e l .. ~-- r Ton1 ••• ~parin11J' at ! Continued From Pa&e OnfJJ 1Ruaala. He wm leave shortly fOT her friend his post in the Soviet 1epubltc . , She aaid a 1 1 J ch noon cume to l'::~t and .t.A~k o~ .aft.emopD when Patrltla, : NRA codl't. HC" brought "''ah htm W0rrit4 aM aaxioQJ than some 2~, Rll c1· more cl wblcll : thC atoppe4 br the beaucy eh , president Is expected to aJ)p':'ove · _.. the name WhJ opt. ; t 7rore thr NRA chief leav~ Ll:l· •""' no . morrow. ' , . .. the W"&J the 1 '""'"":- Nn PJnp)OJII. lteritcd rrom ' ., . ..ppllrt llat~n by date lir>e and aay, "And three oupa of eorree." Mme of btlnr a ! .......-- -r_a.~ KEEP DAIL TAB .Offered by Smith sYJioPSJII Doctor "No oPe In our bouse had lhlnB whatever to do with. nmrder. n wa~ sl.rlctly an out61de job. 1 "The only thing tha.t Is true ln mother's em:.ce sta.W;ment l8 that Rheta. UBed to go down stalr.s tre- i qpently, disrobe and wellilh herself. 1 t be fe9t b a pack of lies, told by my mother · to save me because sbe Ibought I was In dan~:er." ~arle then ref'Used have plctun taken behind cell ~~~£~~~;:: He beaan to at prepare anoe shorlly the ney•s oft\ce, ror rm·ther t\<' a.ut.ltorlt!es tr.rmed the "real ln the mysterious killlpg of preUy Rheta. i b~ .EUROPE'S MYSTERY MAN !f~~~~~~-·~.;~~~ OI:.D KYGER I'~ • ~fi ~rst and second prizes to the Candidates se- cu~n~g the most money from new subscriptions thts week to be awarded tonight. Vote Schedule which ends tonight ' SECOND PERIOD DAILY TRIBUNE-BY CARRIER 6 ::::: :~;;t:!~f:iJS ··········'·······.. ;.. 1600 1 6.bo · ' <: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · •)· · · 4000 3 EAST SPILLER votea year oubacr'lolion voteo , P. $6. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . . . . . . . 12,000 votes 2 year subacrtphon $12.00 ...................... 40,000 iroteo -~.,i,l.;TW~:'"rutiilt 'fki8UNE-8Y'MT!i.- ··-· · ~~~-~~~ ~ . • ....... ·- ~J:t.e &·\ flUID • OCO!JP. out. · 00 ftrlti a.re ue:al.n. !llloblo. Tbat on the diet. e&tllli ....., .,.. bock on _.eane. tile boyB a.re '!'< W .COflt .. . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 21KKJ' votea zl,year 1 aubr.ori ., ' .I!· tion ' $4 00 . ....... . . . ... . .. . .... . . 4750 votes year obbicr~ptotn $8.00 r. . t~6 . . . .'t-· . . . . . . ... : . 16,000 votes )\ye\.a r oubacrt,on $12.00 :. ·: . ; . . .. . .. ,\ ......... 40,000 votea ,PIDDUi< SVICIDES - \!' I ,ACTION of the prominent liim company in dl•· TIWl'bilrging the actor who made ouch o opectacie of him· RELIEF WORK OW 'THAT relief work is 11oini! on, cond.ltioll8 have ', tooiJq,• muttaracl j : I . ,,T ~· .' ~ ' · · ltrou1llt. down I ' i{ ' ; ~ i. . . ·, . M'e11'• Sulta Cleaned and prated ..... 75c M~!~; Overcoats cleanecl and pre11ell<. 75c ..... ~. ~atiP~ of adoHttllhtt is ~ed Lad!ea Coate, pla!n, cleaQed & Preaaed"7q: Lad teo Ore.., d ..ned & preaoed 7SC-""For Servtte ,,a~d ~Quality Work . ·· C ~>L L ! ~:~'Jl.. L Home·taillidli~· Co. I ' \, Active Candidates Mrs. Vivian Aiiensworth Nellie Barsotti Campbell, •. ~. ~tlllft~· . ' I· , they r h•••· Plea• y~t thqae who · ·no 9t~er ·WI!¥ .of · . . fi!r tlteit "'lltr•.. . po., fa.miiJ' and elMe trtend1 with the mOBl penonal all ,.,.._,.~ o« Plt. . . .ph. lut • rew minute. ot roar t.lme , !If~~~~~·~~~ . ~•II' t1> l'ft · . ~h'y wa~~ t{lllq ~~ jttljl and ,... .-UI mK111 you will be cherished & poJ1ral& &llat thmuJbout Ole · ,..n. •• I STUDIO Middleport, Ohio. iI , .tt»,;..\1M£t':U ····~·-· ' . , '' ' ' ,, • ' • Middleport, Ohio. · ' '· i '. Pl.•'·'-' ·'- ia building better "· w-. ~ date needs a ·Frielld.. .... . Thil · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·. ·.,·,· .. :: . ·~,' ·., . 1~ vo'tea .............. ·.. 1 .. _: ·' ·l· .' 4000 '(.tltes ........................ sooo ·t6teo ........ . ....•. . .'... . . t2,oo0 votes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16,000 votes Now's ~· ihe - ~irrie · a ·icandi fu.rlou• at tbe.·a ..Jane'h• W ~ ' . TRIBUNE · TELEGRAPH r, •' Qyear Pot, JDU dldn~ t<oll 'mo. &D oaf ]',.. been. Where'd meet· him 1 W._at'.a ... like? t. Jae1• ... oDJJ . l'year aub& · ,,. : $1 SO , ~ .cr!Pr~on . · 2 year aubacr~pl!oA $3.00 ~ubscr!J'tlon $4.50 , year oubacrtption .$6.00 5 year subacription $7.50 ~~~~-~~:~~~ 1, , . I I •df w,l)ile insulting the people of Mexico reeently, win lhf plaudits of every clean minded person who the ntws report of the inddent and the iubsequent ac .. tion taken. This •c.tor, evidently havinv mueh left8 corn· mou .. n•e thun abl!itj• to act, else he would hardiV 1!41ve :ooility' enough to earn a living as a film otar. forll'pt th&t people cannot nor will they overlook everythlnr an<j "n.vthlng that an actor does simply because he happen• to he a. star in the film colony. ~is action like those of many others y•ho have the ff'eling that bec,.use they are actol'!l, they are a little bit ntJovc "the scale of the average person, is not to be condon ed, As a matter of fact he should have been prost: .. ruled and made to suffer the consequences for his ·inex• u.-;ab lc, ins ulting, offensive deed . Had he been other than a we ll 'kn own light in the movie profession it is more tha'1 ;orubable that he would not have escaped as IIJihtly as he thd. The producers employing him, have rained many frieml~ umong the people ·whaHe opinions count, by their • actio n ju releasing him without further ado and writin1 an a poiogy io the Mexican go\'~rnment. ,,. , !li niC.ntiY · •~ ·• • $~: · · · · · · · · · · ·: : · · · · · · · .. •64Q vote• '&'month•'•~bs-;$ 2 ,. , Wh~t N be~)l siirhtly i!1'Proved but as ~-I' . V~go~ Sh~e Shoppe From Nov. 18th, at 8 p. m. to Nov. 25th. at 8 p, m . ACTCI$ LOSES JOB workinB onlf bee~~~· , help, "11" <lojpr ~· li~~le. ore idliJI&' ~ muc~ Pf · kno w tjie wqr~ 18 chance :to ear11 $5.00 •Pair of Shoes A .\...,"T"~""N CARELESS HUNTERS i,. and IRI! •a ON CI:] MORE has it been sho~n l!ow careleM hunters aru a:91!ut the ,q~~dh,Q. I!"'qf their fir~'~IIIJ and ·&II a reo~lt . huntdr. of unusual ability ilas been pretty ba!IIY ohQt up lJi Mi.,i$1jppi. Thi• hunt~r who has tile l'b!.~Y' tp llllltat' the coqi of a wild duck •o well that he can fool the beat. ,,f IHjtJter.< , was in a marsh exercil!in11 hls 'taltnt when lfi'O UJ'•Of hunters nearby, henrlng him, 11enr stQplled to invc•Uif•te or look into the cau•e, they ahiiPIY did as "" r.oan)·: ;,thet·,, do. They shot in the direction from wlllch the :->'IUnq;\l)va.s coming and investigated afterward wtth the reH ul1:.,1hat the ma n waH badly injured. 't!1•t he wa• not killed certainly lo hJrdly to the ro·editof th e foolhardy, crtminally, carele.. hunters who .,,.,,.. 1looo eager to shoot for the good of their brother by Red Anchor Dept. Store T!1erc is mOre or less truth in their argument bu .., j hi.!re · tr~ uhw something t o be said for the older 'youth. He in ma~Oy cases, has been ret2..rded through no fault of his 1•\\' 11 a.nd with t he rules as they are at present ·when no hoy i(permitted to compete unless his rradee are B&IUBl:ae-1 \J ry and when he may compete only four yean regardleM ,,( how long he attends school, it seems only fair" to him t hnt he should be permitted to pl~y until he rraduates ., iung he doe~ not tra'nkgf~Ss, 8ily 'Of the rules alread.y drafte,d and in vogue. · • '1 , , :l.; li •.. , ;,.;,· Furthermore, it will work an cl!pecltl hafdahlp ' on teamf · bordering on other states ouch aa, Ohl<1 ~lve1 , c ho~s which meet West Virginia and Kentucky school• "' w41l n• th,ose on the Pennsylvania, Indiana and Mlch!1~ an Lmrders where in some instances boys are permitted to Jday ~ntil they are 21 years of .uge. The i'"'ue will be decided at the next meetinr of the ,fiicial• of the state in ch>\rge of high scool athletics an!! from 'ali indication•, the 19 year old rule will be &dopted. ;1 io hoped however, that a thorough ln~elitigatjon and ,;..,iglllng of both sides of the case is done before 1\nal n ct.iol)~:js tak en. I • l' ' lf&T!OII&Io ,urnaTIIIQIG -U~ { ' '\l ... - " ' " " - Wlllbo Jill)>- • - , r! . ...... ~ _.eo-1!1"""'1111 . .... •.......,..,.101:10!1,-_....., 01111- . . lllOutd lyll ~ 'I ~ llfii!IIIIIOIIP ,.l lllft ..... fel' - --- .t I' . IIUIIDAY, II~ :If, 1881 The Recluc:lnl Gtau TH~ DAIJ. Y ' I ,1 :' IIOVIDrllll:il ·'' " ~ • !t Mrs. Gay Hamm Mrs. Edna HdWard Mrs. Eunice Kihg Miss Leora Roush .. M'l88 Emogene W'Ilson '· Mi~ Geneva Williamson Miss.Lillian Wilson Miss Winifred Wolfe Miss Wanita Y .t' Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Rutland, Ohio Minersville, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Letart Falls, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Mason, W. Va. Racine, Ohio Pomeroy. Ohin · �.' . 1~ . \or'l' " ' ' •I I , • , , , 11 1,, . ' · I 1' . ,1· Jt 4 .., , . ' ~ ., IJ.:.!J ... . ,. .. .,. '. ~. "~ JtJi:l:il'~ BUl'fJ.Ut.Y• ' . ) . ,. 1 ' .. ee: toaa SUNDAY. . NOVIWIIZ!\ " • . .. . . .. ' •• • nttl .JACK£TS SWAMP CHESHIR£: NI.NTH W1N Seconci: ;.••b.· ' Indicate• Fut Eleven Next .... Seaoon ·-- ~ JUNIORS SCORE Twiee ·Before In 'Fii)al Secoiilli · · By Varoity l'n & ~nt.est, ~thOUih UltlHI! tJ¢ first ·Strtng yeUow Jackets used ~~~at~e ~e:d~::Ort w:~~ ~ niBt and 'eeoond. 'teams unlted In deteatt:nl: th~ Cheshire high school eleven here Prtday aftemoon by' o score of 415 to 0. • ' After UteraUy slaughtering Lhe oppoeln,g line anft running wild as POR SAJ.jl!}-B&ftera, atuddlnp, Jolatl, Roorlnl and weatber boan;linl. J. H. Quillan, Syrac:u~. o. u .. u ..st O~l .Joluw DOWI~ ~wo prlced: ref.loriablt. Avon Barrt.Mmvine, o. ll-2&--!lt P0R BALJ:-Jilve mllh, Jones. Pat. Qbeshlre c Thompnon Burleson Moore tL o~ ~· Bra~ J;t o R "f RUe R E F. ThomJ)BOil Q B Daret fl B Plfe they have do~ ustftlliY.'- all seuon Benn!!tf t.he maUt st.rtng Jackets were re - Allensworth H B C&rman :.1red from the contest and the en- Rliey F B Scott Lire second tea.m sent into the atMiddleport sUbstUutioM : Bchaa.f, frR.y In t~ir place. !itnlth, J . Bennett. Bush, Stoneking catehlng a 20 to u lead tn· Lhe' I Handley, Ctaig, Anderson, MOIS~ fir8t f~ &ecor>ds of the second man, Russell, Mourning, Bachner, 11 uarter, the Jackets round the op~ L. Le..w~ls::.·_______ pa.slni Gallta countians little op~ R£SERVESCHEDULED po&iUon. After the second team replaced them. however, things beColwnbw;, 0., Nov. 2~INs­ gan to look more like a football Oh1o State wlll re&ume grlcltron re~ game instead or a track meet with the two elevens more evenly mat- lations with Western Reserve next l'e&SOI\ according to annoWleern.ent ched . The game did prove to Coach today by L. :w. St. John, Buckeye Battyn and his dyed ln~the~wool t'.thlettc director. The game, whkh has been Infootball followers that the coming YeUow Jacket eleven will be one formally, approved by tQe unlveraity of the fa&teat and most deceptive ll thletle board, will be played In Cleveland on Nov. 3, 1934. In years. With M068man, reputed to be the WIPE IS CRUEL fastest man on the entire squad now, showing that his speed will Cincinnati, 0. , Nov. ~1N8-­ be uneqpaUed with swM!plng end Charglng cruelty, Charley Reynolds runs and off tackle slft.She:;, tht' "Jack ReyroldB" of t.he mat and hopes of Middleport fans ror a fu- recognized as champion of tl;te wei~ ture team skyrOCketed. Mossman ter dlvis1cn, today had filed sult fo.· ran ,.w»tt .-tho 'e__w .minutes that be cltvorce qalrl.f;lt Allee Reynolds, ~ho plaYtlf· In the backfield and then he said he married on Jude 9. He shif~ 1.9 s ~ackle wsttion on, the n&kcd a. property settlement. line l\ft lh:eJO "~Rtd,' 1Jbd fast li9 open ~PII:~ ;h~. ~ ., ' ·' , 1 CH~ITY TILT SLATED SmitH ·, as n. ~l:lepttv,e l'/Jll~ng · Columbus. 0 .. Nov. 25--INB-The nnd 'passing halfb~ck · wm be ·~m- first "big-time" proreutonal foo~ other prospect ror : the next yeN's b&U gam,e .wW be pl.a.yed In ColumJacket team. with BRchJ)er, L. ~w .. bus on ,oec. ·10 betweEn-. the Ports~ Is, Cfalg HJld Bennelt ~Jh,owhlg . tn mouth~ :Sparta~ anp the PittabUJ'Ih Friday's contest that t.hey will 1Pirates; It W)LI anttotinced here t-omake suJtable backs for Bennett, ~ay. Prooeeda wm a:o to the Chrtst~hls year--r; one-aalt of the Jacket mas fund of the eharJty neWBiel. -4 -- I :;;;~ FOOTB~ RESULTS By loternattmal News ServJce Arkanaas 20. TeXas 6. Alabama. A. & M. 1, Knoxville 0. Oatholle U. 21, South DakotR et.at.e 6. Mlasourt Mines 33, Mar:YvUle Teachers 6. New Mexico 14, New Mexico 8tate REBECCA YAUGiiR '· Otnaha 28, Nebraska Wesleyan 0. Simpson 13, Penn Uowal 0. Southwestern 18, Daniel BAker 0. Two, Prize Rookies .,.,,te<l mon'l'• a bUIIJlelll, lo come a taxpayer, and <to have e wHe. we got. them nil, M tile.¥ in vUI. .e Ufe, and were happy · tbtm41o~.,11' 1nyw lblnl<, we wen wbfn . :we ~e in· ter<s11d In• jlock '!l"'iillatl<!\18; """ MAJ9fi:: LEAGUE .STARDOM dcslrcMll Of (l:ett1n.f\6Cif ~N_ IDftn want.& blore and more, and Lbe • pq. ,..101l •• r.t!ft more he gets the lanher away 1ut l c l>oililll ... ,.. t.b.e thtna;s for whicb he ~ ~ c. .. 11... Thl& was tho feveriah period Ju l C. W&tllt cur Ute. But the depression cured l C. Cllll.,., Cllt ia ~ubw our tcver as It robbed us of u.t v.. c. """' ...."' ya.luca we t119uaht we.re ill'fldy ~urs. And DOW there .l& ,notl)lni,l Diuolve if!ilatin in bolUnJ water. Cook cranberries with auaar and lEfL ~or Ull but. tbe hope of b!elQI water and add to the gelatin mix- a.b lc to do a ~ •y'& ,WQ1k UJ&W ture. Let cool and add the eeler, th~ end oomq., Rnd we eo to mt.ntnd nut meats, and mold, CIUU g.le ~Lth the el~tet),ljs ~ l;jhe hu~ ~e.&JUl'Boble C81'RVIn Of ·the fOl'tll• aDd serve with mayonnaise. nate who lle down tog:ether t.l Pleasant dreams. ADd th• Day After -There urn~all7 is sor;ne turkq or I<IVE& &01!'8' 4r,JIIJ!IJION8 PI ddcken to be u11ed after the- ~lir ~ IB'Wa holiday IUld the aftermith of huJI The boy who lived ln a vUJase or Ia nnt a joke. A Chicken or Tprkey Raput rna,- B&Vl! thfl day, how- amall town on the btwk of tbe aver, and it ia at least worth a trJ. Ohio Rl,. to Lhr. 18'l0'6 bad bowulI C. C!hopp.d cut~~rr\ " Racine I .. l • FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS 'I B1 JANE GQRDON Uae: i :•' . DAINTY r ,,NTit:& SIT . lsn't thi1 ••ntte set ~ust too tempt.. in; for words 1 Juat • remnant of silk, about an hour of your time, and ·hey presto I a darlin1 dainty pantee set, that wl11 cost l:l&a:t to nothiq. -· l .UC. ocU.u "2 Tbtp. bacon The shtped brassiere is htted with ahirrinr at lhe center~front. And note the flat Glimntill the p11ntee yoke anuret you. Crepe silk, crepe satin and batiste are alee ""diums. Th tdJII ean be finished with .elf· f•brie bias binds aa 'ictuu~d or with 1&tllo . T'b ,_,,,. N•. 1110 tql II •~ tlliNI ilf f;.,, 11 It ZfJ ••~ Jl t• II. TA:il ~~~tt•r• ir ""' ~ U.•14iflt ~.~ ... . ,. " ;, .'4•4 . ... ,.;·T~ol[YA.I·ll(s· #So. ooc RECRUIT 11\JFIEOER. r FROM AIEWAAK. WJ.lO MAY BE M<CARTJ.IYs REGULAR. SHORniToP -. JJEXi~R-··· , - ...._ . c;;f..=: .... SUORlS'IbP .JOB, ~ f1t I C. p .., ~h~pp•d ~ay. Mr. llUd Mrs. C. B. Crow spent Sunday In Middleport with their brotber~tn~aaw and sts:ter Mr. alld Mr&. Horry Crola. -- ~ c I ;.,tt INTON .... ST. NICHOt:~ INC INNA I i- 2 Tl>.,. fl11111 -: C. Uquid 'Iii c. diu.!. ~·l.rr I Dp. l1mon jukl ~ up. """• 1 up. 1,&11 ~-. Up. '""" H. C. 1 Mr. and Mra. Emory AU111011 IIJ\d Nr. aa.d Mra. Clarence- Hultz ol But l..dverpool aecompanled the body of tf\elr st.epmot.her. Mrs. Plora Al&ob here for burial Prl~ I INowtwd. au.hrw.u 1 C. .ue.d cold chidi:en Of lltd:n' Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAIT£ Shawnee, OklJ;homa 'fbe merehanto of ,....,. dty keep up with the tlmee • J ..ey w.elcome the opportunity tq oerve . Tl>•ir . mer· ebtP,Cliae io priced ri,&t and of a vui"y .t hat ctll fill your e"ll'¥ need; I you. �.' . 1~ . \or'l' " ' ' •I I , • , , , 11 1,, . ' · I 1' . ,1· Jt 4 .., , . ' ~ ., IJ.:.!J ... . ,. .. .,. '. ~. "~ JtJi:l:il'~ BUl'fJ.Ut.Y• ' . ) . ,. 1 ' .. ee: toaa SUNDAY. . NOVIWIIZ!\ " • . .. . . .. ' •• • nttl .JACK£TS SWAMP CHESHIR£: NI.NTH W1N Seconci: ;.••b.· ' Indicate• Fut Eleven Next .... Seaoon ·-- ~ JUNIORS SCORE Twiee ·Before In 'Fii)al Secoiilli · · By Varoity l'n & ~nt.est, ~thOUih UltlHI! tJ¢ first ·Strtng yeUow Jackets used ~~~at~e ~e:d~::Ort w:~~ ~ niBt and 'eeoond. 'teams unlted In deteatt:nl: th~ Cheshire high school eleven here Prtday aftemoon by' o score of 415 to 0. • ' After UteraUy slaughtering Lhe oppoeln,g line anft running wild as POR SAJ.jl!}-B&ftera, atuddlnp, Jolatl, Roorlnl and weatber boan;linl. J. H. Quillan, Syrac:u~. o. u .. u ..st O~l .Joluw DOWI~ ~wo prlced: ref.loriablt. Avon Barrt.Mmvine, o. ll-2&--!lt P0R BALJ:-Jilve mllh, Jones. Pat. Qbeshlre c Thompnon Burleson Moore tL o~ ~· Bra~ J;t o R "f RUe R E F. ThomJ)BOil Q B Daret fl B Plfe they have do~ ustftlliY.'- all seuon Benn!!tf t.he maUt st.rtng Jackets were re - Allensworth H B C&rman :.1red from the contest and the en- Rliey F B Scott Lire second tea.m sent into the atMiddleport sUbstUutioM : Bchaa.f, frR.y In t~ir place. !itnlth, J . Bennett. Bush, Stoneking catehlng a 20 to u lead tn· Lhe' I Handley, Ctaig, Anderson, MOIS~ fir8t f~ &ecor>ds of the second man, Russell, Mourning, Bachner, 11 uarter, the Jackets round the op~ L. Le..w~ls::.·_______ pa.slni Gallta countians little op~ R£SERVESCHEDULED po&iUon. After the second team replaced them. however, things beColwnbw;, 0., Nov. 2~INs­ gan to look more like a football Oh1o State wlll re&ume grlcltron re~ game instead or a track meet with the two elevens more evenly mat- lations with Western Reserve next l'e&SOI\ according to annoWleern.ent ched . The game did prove to Coach today by L. :w. St. John, Buckeye Battyn and his dyed ln~the~wool t'.thlettc director. The game, whkh has been Infootball followers that the coming YeUow Jacket eleven will be one formally, approved by tQe unlveraity of the fa&teat and most deceptive ll thletle board, will be played In Cleveland on Nov. 3, 1934. In years. With M068man, reputed to be the WIPE IS CRUEL fastest man on the entire squad now, showing that his speed will Cincinnati, 0. , Nov. ~1N8-­ be uneqpaUed with swM!plng end Charglng cruelty, Charley Reynolds runs and off tackle slft.She:;, tht' "Jack ReyroldB" of t.he mat and hopes of Middleport fans ror a fu- recognized as champion of tl;te wei~ ture team skyrOCketed. Mossman ter dlvis1cn, today had filed sult fo.· ran ,.w»tt .-tho 'e__w .minutes that be cltvorce qalrl.f;lt Allee Reynolds, ~ho plaYtlf· In the backfield and then he said he married on Jude 9. He shif~ 1.9 s ~ackle wsttion on, the n&kcd a. property settlement. line l\ft lh:eJO "~Rtd,' 1Jbd fast li9 open ~PII:~ ;h~. ~ ., ' ·' , 1 CH~ITY TILT SLATED SmitH ·, as n. ~l:lepttv,e l'/Jll~ng · Columbus. 0 .. Nov. 25--INB-The nnd 'passing halfb~ck · wm be ·~m- first "big-time" proreutonal foo~ other prospect ror : the next yeN's b&U gam,e .wW be pl.a.yed In ColumJacket team. with BRchJ)er, L. ~w .. bus on ,oec. ·10 betweEn-. the Ports~ Is, Cfalg HJld Bennelt ~Jh,owhlg . tn mouth~ :Sparta~ anp the PittabUJ'Ih Friday's contest that t.hey will 1Pirates; It W)LI anttotinced here t-omake suJtable backs for Bennett, ~ay. Prooeeda wm a:o to the Chrtst~hls year--r; one-aalt of the Jacket mas fund of the eharJty neWBiel. -4 -- I :;;;~ FOOTB~ RESULTS By loternattmal News ServJce Arkanaas 20. TeXas 6. Alabama. A. & M. 1, Knoxville 0. Oatholle U. 21, South DakotR et.at.e 6. Mlasourt Mines 33, Mar:YvUle Teachers 6. New Mexico 14, New Mexico 8tate REBECCA YAUGiiR '· Otnaha 28, Nebraska Wesleyan 0. Simpson 13, Penn Uowal 0. Southwestern 18, Daniel BAker 0. Two, Prize Rookies .,.,,te<l mon'l'• a bUIIJlelll, lo come a taxpayer, and <to have e wHe. we got. them nil, M tile.¥ in vUI. .e Ufe, and were happy · tbtm41o~.,11' 1nyw lblnl<, we wen wbfn . :we ~e in· ter<s11d In• jlock '!l"'iillatl<!\18; """ MAJ9fi:: LEAGUE .STARDOM dcslrcMll Of (l:ett1n.f\6Cif ~N_ IDftn want.& blore and more, and Lbe • pq. ,..101l •• r.t!ft more he gets the lanher away 1ut l c l>oililll ... ,.. t.b.e thtna;s for whicb he ~ ~ c. .. 11... Thl& was tho feveriah period Ju l C. W&tllt cur Ute. But the depression cured l C. Cllll.,., Cllt ia ~ubw our tcver as It robbed us of u.t v.. c. """' ...."' ya.luca we t119uaht we.re ill'fldy ~urs. And DOW there .l& ,notl)lni,l Diuolve if!ilatin in bolUnJ water. Cook cranberries with auaar and lEfL ~or Ull but. tbe hope of b!elQI water and add to the gelatin mix- a.b lc to do a ~ •y'& ,WQ1k UJ&W ture. Let cool and add the eeler, th~ end oomq., Rnd we eo to mt.ntnd nut meats, and mold, CIUU g.le ~Lth the el~tet),ljs ~ l;jhe hu~ ~e.&JUl'Boble C81'RVIn Of ·the fOl'tll• aDd serve with mayonnaise. nate who lle down tog:ether t.l Pleasant dreams. ADd th• Day After -There urn~all7 is sor;ne turkq or I<IVE& &01!'8' 4r,JIIJ!IJION8 PI ddcken to be u11ed after the- ~lir ~ IB'Wa holiday IUld the aftermith of huJI The boy who lived ln a vUJase or Ia nnt a joke. A Chicken or Tprkey Raput rna,- B&Vl! thfl day, how- amall town on the btwk of tbe aver, and it ia at least worth a trJ. Ohio Rl,. to Lhr. 18'l0'6 bad bowulI C. C!hopp.d cut~~rr\ " Racine I .. l • FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS 'I B1 JANE GQRDON Uae: i :•' . DAINTY r ,,NTit:& SIT . lsn't thi1 ••ntte set ~ust too tempt.. in; for words 1 Juat • remnant of silk, about an hour of your time, and ·hey presto I a darlin1 dainty pantee set, that wl11 cost l:l&a:t to nothiq. -· l .UC. ocU.u "2 Tbtp. bacon The shtped brassiere is htted with ahirrinr at lhe center~front. And note the flat Glimntill the p11ntee yoke anuret you. Crepe silk, crepe satin and batiste are alee ""diums. Th tdJII ean be finished with .elf· f•brie bias binds aa 'ictuu~d or with 1&tllo . T'b ,_,,,. N•. 1110 tql II •~ tlliNI ilf f;.,, 11 It ZfJ ••~ Jl t• II. TA:il ~~~tt•r• ir ""' ~ U.•14iflt ~.~ ... . ,. " ;, .'4•4 . ... ,.;·T~ol[YA.I·ll(s· #So. ooc RECRUIT 11\JFIEOER. r FROM AIEWAAK. WJ.lO MAY BE M<CARTJ.IYs REGULAR. SHORniToP -. JJEXi~R-··· , - ...._ . c;;f..=: .... SUORlS'IbP .JOB, ~ f1t I C. p .., ~h~pp•d ~ay. Mr. llUd Mrs. C. B. Crow spent Sunday In Middleport with their brotber~tn~aaw and sts:ter Mr. alld Mr&. Horry Crola. -- ~ c I ;.,tt INTON .... ST. NICHOt:~ INC INNA I i- 2 Tl>.,. fl11111 -: C. Uquid 'Iii c. diu.!. ~·l.rr I Dp. l1mon jukl ~ up. """• 1 up. 1,&11 ~-. Up. '""" H. C. 1 Mr. and Mra. Emory AU111011 IIJ\d Nr. aa.d Mra. Clarence- Hultz ol But l..dverpool aecompanled the body of tf\elr st.epmot.her. Mrs. Plora Al&ob here for burial Prl~ I INowtwd. au.hrw.u 1 C. .ue.d cold chidi:en Of lltd:n' Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAIT£ Shawnee, OklJ;homa 'fbe merehanto of ,....,. dty keep up with the tlmee • J ..ey w.elcome the opportunity tq oerve . Tl>•ir . mer· ebtP,Cliae io priced ri,&t and of a vui"y .t hat ctll fill your e"ll'¥ need; I you. �' .,_ • ' ' ' ·: ~a • ' "•I ' Mystery Victim the winner not only wa.ltl! oft Wlth Lhe furlta ot vict.:Jry tor the biiKelt p.mH or the se&llOn, lt alllo takea the title of Soulhea.at.em oMo ~a cJ'Wnptm wtth it u UWI pme -.111 decide the champlonahSp of the l£a(l'ue MiddleJ)Ol't haS a allaht ed&e beca.UAe a tie in the came wUI lirlve I them the League champ1omhlp I while Pomeroy must have a Ylct.ory to be a~orded the crown That It \11111 be o. battle royal hall been a gr~d by C\Oen the mOflt rabid op. 1 po11in(l roo!Alrs 1 I 'The Way To Love' 1 To Be Shown Here\ '"' { ' =~ ' . .... ,, ..,__ ".~ ' • ,,• , . :r.:::.~: tO[OlfE-Ol lAO lS ~:m.:r.:·t;:'~:.m.:..: I'OIIieroy •~ tpee4 whm bo,.• •U!lJimnlta a· dti"WeU. 100 dol.; ~ UllioaiUlW. 21 ! M[IC~ C~UNTI~NS I a molkn.kl u.e t.eddent ~ ~':""'..:,~:.~.~STRUCK BY AUTO ~!£:'tE,;!,~:r::: .. •~~•• ~~~•-moeenl'.. !.um,.~-- "flfdoler: ..... ~--:~• alll S5 doL boya' kmC trousen 16 c.\OI; ttoya· • oblrta dol; Imena· ,...,..,. a tnletera doo, bo>'l' doo; mena' ahlrl& 63 dol; prln\11 AM iinlhama ln. II'IIIOrted colon and de.. liiDI lt,fOO yanta; blue chambraY STREET ON MAIN ttreet Mr Benpl, tt wu leaJ'Ded, clfered ...u.atanoe tel the p~erstrtcken panclfDOt.ber retf.J'dln& bUrlal ...'wu a pupil of YOUDC ~~ t-he second. poa4e 1n the QeD\I'al EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS omCE Phone 202-R &Cboi:M. WbeR he weut -·- uoo >ardl. """""' s,JOO Death Reaulta Almoat Aeeordinr-;;-Report of •..-. yards; out.tn& ftl.nnel 1.340 yards; , I I 0r• ~~ 1.1100 yardl; uuWtached natant y; aver Secretary; Much !!he«; ' 3.D'l6 ,aro.: unbleached Absolved \ Clotbinw muslln 1.430 yards, comforters 115 ~anta. b1at1~cet~ 405 Jarda. OF ALL BLAME The Roll can wiD ...,.,... unW IS DISTRIBUTED the end ot tbe month and all are ,....t to lh< momberohlp Lad Ran Into Street, To lndiaent Peraona lr drive by R. w. P~nSterwald cbatrln.eatiration County Durinr t.'l.an and his COJ1l8 of worlters R.,.,eala Paat Year I to,.._. uncklr the ttame 'or Lawrenoe s1mpeoc. Be had ..... ""' ..... with hill onn•· !ll.~r here tor 110me ttme and ll waa satd that the grand.motllfl' had a planned to adopt hJm. lllltbOUih ~ uch prooeed.IDp were not revealm Burvtvinl are his 1randmother. with whom ho Uvod, aod ..,.nta, Mr c.nd Un:. Arthur Lopn. of !Ioomer, w. va FUnenJ servtoe~~ a.re bell!l ar· ran~ed by I'Jle Ew1n8' mortlcl~ NO DAM.&GE No ap~t dam&lle waa done when a. nre ort,ma.t:W. from a chimney ftue at the home oC Will· iam Wickham of Mulberry Avenue called out the local tire dePJrlment. about. 1 o'clOCk thil morn1D1. Mem· 1xn or the houaehold bad. Ule ftre extlnlulabed before the ftremen, who made the run in record bret.lr.: • q time, a.rrlved at. the eeene JOSEPH GRESS DIES JOAepb H orese. 4&, nathe of Mason ctt:r, died Prlday afternoon attenU<m but death reaulted trom lhe 11ertoua lllnese before medica services could furnish relief An operator of a MJ~all mine in Mason Otty, Mr Gre&!l was well !mown t111 m1ghout the Pomeroy Bend He wa.s a son of G eorre OreaR proprietor of & meat market in Fomeroy for rnart.y years He iB sur· vived by ht& w1fe and four chJldren Funeral llflrViceR wm be conducted Monday morntns at 10 o'Cioek !rom the Catboltc church In Muon with interment in the church oem~ eery IP chara:e of the Fosle80DIJ undertakers .. WEATHER- Cloudy and warmer tonight followed by light rain tonight or Tuesday. Colder Tuesday afternoon and night. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS B·ERVICE. U U'l Newa It'• Ill The Tribune ' Scottahoro Cal~ II Again WIGGIN ANSW[~~ 1~0,0~0 W~RKERS Summary Action Is Taken In Lltnellgbt AI Negroes B~SY IN ~Hm ~S ~y Citizens Of Golden W Begin Third Court Flabt FIX CH~~~[S IN By 24 Violent Dealba Clcur CW~ ~R~G~E~~ES Acc:nainr Finrer Ia Pointed By State Of Alabama At After Hart's Body Is F State OYer ~£N~T£ INOUIRY In Buckeye Seven Defendanta For Third Time In Three Week-End Yean In Famous Aaaault Caoe ICh.aae Bank Head Ia Said To Have Coat lnatitution Milliona PEATH SENTENCES REVERSED TWICE Swift Diapooition Of Caoe Forecaat Aa Judre Saya IN MOVIE VENTURE "No Monkey Shinea"; Caoe Hao Attracted Attention Tbrouwbout The Nation Bank Also Loot Heavily In Two Other Buaine11 Moves FIVE ARE BURNED 55,000 More To Be Given While Icy Hiwbwaya Are Blamed For Many Accidenta PAYDAY COMES ' 611, dt•d "" an automobile Cleveland-John Major, !10, Joseph Marko, 49, were fatally lnjui"elt1Wbtn •thelr: au&omobtle struck the rear 'end. of a' wason on which The aecond trial o1 Pattereon laat AprU COI'fiUmed. almost t.hrt& a. partY wu hay...rtdlng In eetebra~ tkln of the election ot a Cleveland !lOUth of named duck huntens Menacing mob gathen at jaU :.====:;:=====~( About midniaht they overpowered atma run atea~ ,aheacf tod.o.v unde 1 omeers, battered in the ja.il doors the supervision of )ndivlltual admln- nnd hana'ed. Tbunnond aNt Holmes latra.toTa a.ceordln!l to Major E 0 In St James Park BraU&"ht the ruldlng aeniWI behind the vast and unprecedeni'A!rl pro- LINDBERGHS REACH I councilman. Newark-BtP.wart Elllot., 19, KNUn CAPE VERDE ISLES fatally Injured when he was Although report.5 wiU not he re· by an automobile d1iven by Robert celved at the st.ate CWA head· B. Edmunds or NP.warlr: early Bw· q\l&lterK until late today. It was bt>· St. Vlncenl, Ce.pe Verde Isla!lt~~ Jleved that utmost all t.he lO'J 914 NooY 27 - INS - Col and M11 Mu.xwell fil·YCII.r- for whom Jobs ha.d bePn nutborl?.ed Charles A Llndlbergh pul anodt€1 was kiUed when his were at wCJrk today lon1J fttght over untamllllu terr wn.s crowded against a The ooWltles were to be notJfll'!d 1 tory behind them today thl:l afternoon of t.he addit.lonal alThey tan<Wt at the Island of Sa•J Joca.tlons. which total 65.000 Tile&!!' Thia.go In the Cape Verde ;rwt.p become effective tomorrow and late t.bl& afiA!rnoon from Vllila Cln , r ruune11 ot worlr.:ms will be drawn n 1roa, RJo De Oro toe county from federal re·emptonnent rolls, 8ao 'l111aeo. Largest of the Capr Linvlll~hCLrles Cochran 48, a and wUI be men who ar~ unem· V~rde archlpela1o. 111 In th~ souti• state highway Worker, was ktllf:d J)]oyed but who ha•e not been on em aroup or llllands and ts used u:. reUef ll8tB a baRe by cratl of thp Latec()('r .. reonunuld "n PAre ThrH, Appointment of Ned T Boiii:A of 1\'tll&•Atlantlc Air Serv1ce opere.!~ Oolumbua as &S!Iiatant 11t.ate dll- tna mall plane:\ from South Aftk~ IRONY OF IT butalnt otttcer for CWA projects to South Amerlea • Several oandi~tes · in the Big Voting Campaign are making no serious effort ·t a1win. Yet, ,their friends' are holtli!ng subscz1p~ions hoping they will call and ,~s.ecure them. • lf,.you a~ ..· • • ,, " • ~ _,:; ' Ia 1 have'Y'~ promi1ed your sub· and"' the candidate has fail- buralna: officer New projer.ts approvAd todav bv a corn· Olvll Works en(l'!neen Included Rl.x: , from a Ln Wyandot caunty and tour In moYie 'Jith a PByettt.. with a total or $140,805 in ~ to blow the nates over the 'IOlved •-•nwbUe, llhe 'JO 000 wori!J!rs -"' 1 who shared in the ttn~t CWA pay· ron BatW'day, had motll"y to llllf!Od today-8ome of them for the first. Lime ln many months The first for work up more until Iaat ThutRwagea, d.,v night, totaled than $1.~ Unions In Bitter Argument Fe-elinl' in Pennaylwania C<Nll Fl•ldo, Reaehea lhorY-"DIIclly Dear" Our New Deal &conomoy washing. No starch. Everything dried and 1\at pieces ironed at 7c lb. For ServIce and Quality Work-Call ~00-L. Home Laundry Co. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • x ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~••••••••••• ~ - --- - •I ' ate Jt. lla&laee I:H P. M. Sunday - - -- - . '' '" •\ \ : I; Help ~bfJ~~~,Who Are Trying·:to HeltJ~=Ih.emselves! • ooo.ooo. Det.rolt, Nov 27- IN&-Detro!t's publk enemies No 1 a.nd 2. lay o.., slabs In the W&)'ne county ~ue today, their atlrered eflmlttal aotl· vitlea 11nded f91"-ver by tbe e:~r rtv&ls. 4Jie ~lets AxJer. 1 a~d Eddie P~~er Wpf: reputep to 1 be 11il.der! c)fl the "'Purtle." 11m1. Their l><>dlea. - with ball ~ d - bul· let holes ln race and chest, were found early Sunday 1 momlns ln 1. blood-splattered autOmobJie parked on a lonely road in tbe tuhlonable AUburb of Bloomfield Hills• T'he ~ were to be &hipped to New York's east aide, the boyhood home of the men, tor burJaL ------- WYNEKOOP HELD - ~ --------SUN WORSRJP ENDS CAnon Clty, COLo, Nov 2'1- msA daUy Atu,.worshlp service :tard or the colorado state ~''1":!~~ _.-; tlary here came to au the death or Oankyo th for many years e pri.!llner Mltaunap, life tor the murder a WCJman in 1911 reverted to glon of his anceal:orl after h18 carceratlon and o11'erHI. prayer11 the 8 ="":::·~------­ IJapanese Launch Five Point Plan • arrest, thins: had to tlme' · or cour.se ' he said, · we ngret thut the law wa.s not allowed to tRke Its course. But It probably was ~ust as well that these toPfessed llbductors and sla.yers were lynch· Sacramento Oal , Nov 2'1INS-"Thls Is the best lesson Oa.IUornla has ever given the natlorl' That waR the statement early today by Oonmor James Rolph, Jr , when Informed by Inten,at.tonal News Service that a San Jose mob had lynched Jack Polmes ard Thoma.s H Thurmond U anyone 18 arrested for th1B good job' 1 ll pardon made here them 'It was the on1y way to give a lesson to the country This kidnaping hu ierrortzed other s1ateB &lso It is time that this daJ"'et Is cleaned up It is the best le580n in t.be country today 'People make libelr own laws In the San Joae case, awift justice was absOlutely essential " We have 8bown the coon· try that Caltrornia 1o 111 not tolerate kidnaping" , the sov· ernor added Governor Rolph was scbe· duled to leave by plane for Boise, Ida , last Qlaht but. delayed the trip to be avtJlable In the event of further emera gency. The 1overnor sever&l days ago decUned to call Ollt the state mllttio t.u protect. the combined BhertD' WiUiam J . Emla:. pollee J rt alae). lind the highway pat.rol They battered down the the jail, drafted tlle men from tm Jail acr0!18 rrom St James Park, the square of San JORe, and them to two sycamore tree& 000 men and women looked Don't ha.nQ" me, hang mel" Thurmond, pale youth, pleaded as the t.he jail numbering about 1100, him trom hlB cell Cheering madly , drags:ed Tlmrmond old brlclt b~i!:~·,..:~~ rc.ornia 11 red early days, street to the p&rk, vnth well dressed men 011 their way home af~r and with studentB Clara and San Jo.se "A rope,· a big, overalls, but witbh-unOiiiiOii. r.ar!ds cried A noose fell over t.ree a& automobile ~:~~~~~; eu the scene like a 1 of the stage 'Please, please," Thurmond cried, but. his eyes p-ew elaalf t.£ fainted at Ule slil'bt of the " Up with him,· cried the tlu~~ ar.d the )oouth swung h1. a. ....... 'He dJdn't g!Vf! Brooke chauce, cried the burly man aa tL:gged on lhe rope Cheers w~nt up a.g:a.in. A few mlooles later fighting feverishly against. tors, followed h1a ·..,,r.,!or.i"' coLLEGE M.uoa ''You can't do It " he sh<HlOolli'if he lashHI. out Tiftln, 0, Nov 2'7-tNS--A. colleiJe Many fists beat him dean was elected mayor ot Tiffin. ground Uniontown, Po., Nov 27;: ""':·1.Prancla W Kennedy dean ot Held- Foreitrn Progn.m to Try to two prtsonen He was ratsed. IU tee11n1 between elllerl Oollep, was returned to the Improve Relationahip 'What do you say now?'' Ions !{l the strlfe~tor:·~~;~~J~: ctllce ot olty chief executive wlt.hty coal tl~ld became out oppost:UOJ'. The Republicans With United Statea cd Perhaps this Incident. will serve leader of his IJ'OUP of captors a ooose wu fitted teme ~y following a w•re unable. to f'.nd candidate& to as a warnins; t.o persons who may tlon In ,.Jmich R't¥lflre rent OPP.,OJe him By JAMES R YOUNG be plottlns like crimea Ln California I"''.~· and Matt.ln Ryan. •IMura:ent INS starr Correspondent j It may serve as a deterrent." wao burned in e!flry. MONOPOLY TokyO Nov 27-INs-Launchlni Other o!Dcta~ took a Uke attitude ~f:"ft~l~"::n Tce:::~.~bnse P P"OPOSEb FOR OHIO an ambtLious tl.ve-potnt for~lg1 n sort or a ahrll8' aQ(l a lifting of K Dl'OR'l'ftmcente~inR"chiefty about 1•1 I he eyebroWs, a "what can we do ' '">Wd with mock eeremonlea -United statea. Japan will o.ttemp• ..bout It " attitude I"" 300 miners and their Columbus, 0 , Nov 3'T-INB-An tc increase her power in the Paclf.c kt wa.s believed a ooroner s jury 1,~~'~'''"''· brattnr: their victory In the irOn-bound state liquor monopoly &nd at the oam .. time lmrnonve h.. ~lJl find Holmea and Thurmond t ~ 1 hanged by 500 vi!fllantes while 10.~ mtne elections with the tu~ta.hllahment of one statea .... ~ The doleful beat of a slntle operated liquor store In eBcb couna rela.tiont wtth Washington It was 000 cltlzen!! looked on, came to ma.TII:ed the "funeral ~:~~;;I ty, wu proposed t.o the liquor «~n· Lea.m~ today their deaths at the "hands of parwhile "Dude" MeClendCJn, trot rommittee of Ute Ohio senate The main points CJf the plan, as ties unkoown" and that the invella • miner, delivered the t"dav by Governor ~ White's drawn up by the new foreign mm· tlgatlon locally wiU end there mourning aloud because Ryan advisory cammiuton on liquor CCJn- Jeter, Keitt Hirota. are as follOW'! Any etate action ~med tmprob"by aocldent on put'J)OISe" t.rol. ! Revlillon of the extstlni nn able in view CJf tile statement of crowd howled approval a.s the Additional Uouor 8tCJrea may be val ratio of 6-3 between the United Oovemor Jamee Rolph Jr, In Sat· "'mnnle~ were clima.xed with eatabUaMd Ln the counUea for each Statea and Japan 1amento that the lynchir.g "wu the SANTIAGO ' ' 40 000 population according to the 2 Exten&'fln cf the preMnl t.eat lesson QaUfornta has ever lilY- OF STREET plan. .,reement whereby Japan'& fortifl- en the notion •• ca.Uon of her Pa.clflc 19l.and man· He had previous)• annotu"'- he ""· u. ~.~ N-· • ..... ... llmi'•.o ""'"" 0111D go, v,.._ uy, Akron, 0 Nov. 2'1'-IN&-Attaca.• a """" would not call out the national flllntlago was ''>roW1n 1na proposed state monopoly of U- I. Prevention of a war between a:uard to pro~t the kidnapers roar today quor dlltrlbu.Uon and declarln" that the United Btat.e8 and Japan groups or studepts cia.h...l: • tax of t1 a sanon was ''am.p)e" tha throwrh th~ dPVelopment of mort San Jose, 0.1., Nov 27-INB- center of the city Ohio seven.p dealel'l' uaoctatlon trlendly relations OalUomia. vlltlante& today tn•oked Severa'l hundred abot!! ~OJ., today Pl'eJiared t.o carry Its own 11'1:t. Replacement of the prest'n L lvnch Jaw to punish kidnaping and sOme from rooftops. but pntnt J'1M t.o the Ohio r.ecrlala.ture Japanese envoy to WBL'lltllton by murder oomba.t.ant was InJured.. When t.he IOJons meet to di'O.rt Ita 9. reprtS"pt&~!ve !(! t.he hilrhW!t 1Ull • r ID a fterce throwback to the Violeiice allo brot~ out qnor C""ntftl1 Jegtsln~ bauad.ydtr~Mil ;a.valllble. r tumultuoua dare of '49, they ltofm. ~~:ue:v where CODII.derable Brlllfiy, the UIOCiat.lon'a plan 5 ~bt ~• I a idJarma, lfll lbe OOWlt$1 JIIJI here, seiRd two dimaae wu oauaed by ~~= would lift the lid on &II restrictions ment IDT ~t~ ~d~aiellttt\•2n tolifeSIIsd tidnapen aDd two bomtll Thm wef.(t that ml&ht lM' imposed. the J~ ~ ~~ ~ ....... , • tn. ltrSppec:l the clothel trom tbelr tiel. Critical Stare The rictlma were • apprecJ· 1 2'1--I>ts-·1 wu announced by Brauah'- Borlft ::_r-•.,;o 1 WOl aas1st L W L.ooker chief dill· I. of ·to - ...' "">";. Criminala Are Dragged From Cello, Cia*¥~ Off And Hanged To Treeo Amid Qlrra 'I' From Infuriated Crowd · '£~; ' I DOORS OF JAIL BATTERED DOWN lrom inJu.... when he wu 11truclr: rnonltey-lbi.ne:c~l" ~ Kidnaping Outrage Employment Tueoday, It Ia Said County Jail Ia Stormed And Solf-Confeaaed ~=!= oro And Murderera Are Seized Followinr Fi Battle With Sheriff's Force• ." ........ .., ' High 1. i g h t s In BAZAAR ··:;~r'hr c~own to .... lneM, sa.ld the BraY hatred: Jurist. '"nlae trlall are B01nl to prooee<.1 With tipeed o.nd dtspa.teh and no • 8J Carrier 16 Cent.- ·BY Mall t4 00 1933 CALIFORNIA KIDNAPERS ARE L YNCHE tn a Parkenblu'l' hospital He was taken to the bo.spltal ThursdaY for .. I J.IQUOR .,;hen mUI'der·l ..'»'" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 26, 1933 gress griffin logan wynekoop