https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7d38bd52a819f5739054d6156ff8af0e.pdf 6723310ab05932cecbf7adedfded2b58 PDF Text Text .. •• . • • IJD twLY ftDIUD '"'-f • .. ' .,._,,liM, aDCl PlR~TES Bone Konf, Nov 2'l- IN&-7our EDITORIAL OFFICJ!l land trom Hona KonJ, were held captlyq ror raNJODl today aJ'ter be· BUSINESS OmCE lni lddnaped by Plratu. - 'lbe pir&tes boarded t.he ship - ,...,. '-============:: ever>,t ment JallL plratefl Tbe memortal l.ed J)t'Oil'SID, OHIOAN ON TRIAL - I Be-nton. Art , Nov :rr- INS-M..rk • H Shant, Akron 0 , attornt!y P.IV'' cult eourt here for the potaon murc ou.. v and Clarence B residents of Akron, •here- Attorney Shant. had served aa mayor of Kenmore, a suburb and was a caQdldate lor Municipal New Projects Begun In County Q\lota OHm I~ ADM INISTRATmN fAILED IN USING NRA, KEli.Y SAYS --· plans dlacloe;ed today at the Pocantico TONIOBT "THE WAY TO LOVE" li eager t.o start on bla annual to a warmer cumate COMING. 'Too&U1ht Tllelday and WedneAday It was learued AL the erd ol the weelt , It wa~~; lu,ped here, the I!Ht ur, men now '-liOl'klng on dvn worka project& wlll ta"'e VIII- NO. ELECTRIC Tbealrfl ~~roval and a ne\li SERVICE. But Too Much Unnecea•· ary Oppmition Aroused Hllsl Tbe aced mUUonaJre, a• !~Dill~ Apokesman II&Jd, 15 fee.Un1 Personals FULL IDEA IS SOUND Tarrytown, N. Y., Nov 27-INS- ~tlve Phone 202-R - Ch......._ John D Rockefeller, Br , reooverecl 11om a recent attack of lf'lppe. wW !eave tomorrow for bill winter home at Ormond, PI&., &CCOI'dlng to ten- Rockefeller estate at WEA THER-Cioudinees followed by rain in e~ portion tomon·ow. Colder tomorrow in northeast vortion. Pennaylvania Solon In· dicta Manner Of Operation ROCKEP£LLEB RECO\'I'BED dvll works projects In Beegle, county surveyor, announced, Jl l ovidlna: employment tor appt'oxlmately 200 more Meigs COUJ'IiY •unemployed men The new CW A pro;t...>cts to be started were ln Letart, Che.eter, OUve and Sutton townt!hlpa, the suneyor flh id ProJects have now been startf u In e11.11tern and weatem, Meljli county and in Pomeroy Plana for 11. thnllar OWA project In Middleport are being completed and will be ~ubmllted to zstate heads for ap- be doubled NOTICE I There will be a meet• ing of the Houoe Coal Operaton at city hall Ju~•c------~~----- Meigs county v1cre SCheduled to be· gin Monday morning, Theodore MINSTREL Rt:VUE AT RACJNE The Dre"' Webster Post Drum cud Bugle "Jorpt:J will present itg Ml n!ltrel Revue program at thf! Racml' high school, Wednesday evenIng- It wns ltnnounced here Monday bli 1 M Thornton, PUlt oommandrr The minstrel show of the drum af\d bugle orQ"EUlizatlon has been pesented In various sectlons ot the county ror benefit programs and hill! t'tltertulned hundreds Snappy popular sonu: r umbe rs and screa.mmgly fu nn y skits will feature the mlnio.ture m~n s t1el s were vkt1Dll day night, November 28th., 8 P.M. ALVA HJTE, a.nd thelr two chlldren , CJement, 10, All fou r ()pentoro, at City Hall, Pomeroy, Tuea· on trtal today ln Ballne ootJ,nty Cir· ders or Mr and Mrs. Alvln tOOk their bJ Prealdf!nt Ramcm. Ba.n 111rt1n Will the nut heldOrau 1n several gears. I' Commemoration 01 the 1871 "Raa br .Presldent oert.rOo dw1ng the ftnal yeara or • 'I Phone 236-L ln- dlvlduall)' u pa.eaenpra before lhe salled, and then 4urlnl the trip seized the veasel and stole every.. thini in 8la:h'- to net about 110,000. 'Itie captain waa seiZed wlt.b. the pauengen, but Ia.ter releued. The llhlp was beached before the Havana, NO\I'. 2'1-INB--Today, a hOUdi!LJ of mouminl for elf;ht Btu~ del;lY martyn allot to death by Spani&rda In J..8'U, waa t.o be o~J8er,. 'ed 'by the treeiDI ot 100 dvtllln iu poUtteaL prisoners frcm JOVIMl· 15TH AW& KmNAP PA88BNOdll pjlsenpra frOm .. Prmeh fltealnl!' bound tor an lsland ott tbe maln• Market Is Irregular Today r>~w ~' IG~ ~T 1 ~0 Ct.. . l JUt.lJ S 0 MONDAY, NOVbOZII lll, 1101 Revue Williams-Jones Will Be Staged December 12th Five rr OHIO ITAT( NUStUU "TILLIE & GUS" c. rtekb, Bab1 fRr Meigs cowtiy wUI many m<flle !lames from the reu~r list .,.. """"" MJIUon Dolla.r M<,lo<ly, BIRTHDAY DJJ'iNER £ril d!oner was g, ve n Sunday at the home of Mr c.nd Mn Dana Karr of Bprlng Ave, I[\ honor of the latter a birthday Hooi:B and hostesses were the r:lx children ol Mn Karr Che.r'41s, Clo.ret;~ce, Clair Karr and MIMes A surprise birthday PRE-THANKSGIVING Sale ol O'Coats My1 tie and Tberma and Thelma Karr / Others plesent were Mrll Clair and daughter, Mrs Ch1u1e1 and three children, Mrll MarDuerr Mll Elizabeth Kautz Carem~ Elberfeld, Raymond Reuter and EllWood Bowet• CLUB PR"CTICE ln thlfl 11per.laJ priC4! 1mup POSTPONI;~ Choral practlee for the Pomeroy mustc club wbiCI\ ~ 18 held ; ever,v Monday evenlnJ has been postpcned accOrdlnlf to an annouveement end Will be beld tvlllQ1'FOW -evenlhg lnst~:p.d PQetponemept .Ls due to. a 1•e tlon a&- .50 $ ... , ' '' Bpecla.J program yr the Athen8 nw~ JIJ(' Club whieh Ia bE!l.va held lin Athell8 lhls evenlnJ Mrs JJelen E Zeiher member of the loc~~ol ~lub will be ll guest vocallllt at 'the Athen ~ concert •• , , J $29.50 • f'1 Ofrdttlng Attorney and "'t~ C!!drlo W Clark CIIC8.ped poMI,ble nl1ht Warm, daC'IL•Ie Overooats In Ulf ~lnrle '• u1' duublfl-lweasted mu~ dt!ll 1 Efxdllen' hllortnr 1tnd !lhould laat you iiP.Ver•l . ' l NI!IIIIORL • when lOUd- tearnf;.:l " ....... 1 Drtlf: Th~tnkiJ'IviiiJ" ' Y,IUi SUITS The 11matt d!'f!!lllet!J wiiJ be )Jie!UiM w'IU1 thl11 new Urit! or s~ nl-.tlu"tlvl' ltull!l thi'!M! \'ILhlf!ll ~ "' " FELT H AT S ' ' ''Look at yqur Hat, F;veryone eloe doea." Bt,i~htqn up with !{new Hat A goorl hut in the · new shades can be bought $3.50 for as little as . . . . . . .. . DRESS GLOVES Pfnll:ln, Suede, Mocha, Kid MUFFLERS Squart~ or R.Hrer llt.flefl. l.lghl or dark patterns $ ••95 ;~:~;~w,ere ot Mhll'l HelenMra, Schaefer, Mr and C A, lfadua.ted from Pomero¥ &;hool ln Lbe claas or 1930' Frederick Crow, son or Judr~ 1\nd Mrs Pred W Crow, rraduated M:n Louis Bowman ofl Jackso11 : 1 the claaa ot 1938 retUI1led Monday after a wook M18s Behaefer 1 picture appear11 ,in visit with her BIIIU!r Mrs.. V the "Ohioan Hal.l of Pame' alona 1\lth two other students aud Dfan Qhubb with the folle>wlng descrlpUve matter Helen Bchaeft~r, prestdent of Phoenlx, or Siama AI~ pha Iota, oC Oir~· Glee Club, mt'm• ber ot ';f W 0 A Cablne~ Senior Sponsor CotnmiU.ee Ha11 held ma.ny omcea In her soroflty, PI Beta PhJ One of the mMt talented members of the School or Musle, and v.~l Prtsem her senior plano * I 1 • :-;-:cr:.; t)tl' Bptll\i " • I ar!r Cmw's pleture appearl!l oft tl\e pilae showing outete.ndlna Pltditl on the Ohio University CaD1ptUt; "it~ U.. tollowllll , .,..u..,,,..·Tci &ta Tfl:eta PI, well here~ ohe' who took the advice It's Fr@d orow, tall Oerald Reuter and M1ll!l Jva Lou dark football player, who came all ionea or Columllua spent Sunday the way (,rom Pomeroy, Ohld! can·~ "lth hiB pa.renta Mr and Ml'll Will ! ee the ph!d~ pin but •ts Beta Reuter • •1 umr ' • evenln[[ Twenty~the people were present 'turkey Shoot - Fun for All .lling Your Friends and Enjov This Gala Event »mit . young ... ..... Mr and :Mr1 otho Trac,v, M'l'8. ~ .; ' - ,, :..1," • • , ... , · - 4o • Heart :J/ ,·' ~,l ,tf •• :J; •' .,. ,. ;,_f.' . · ' • --....: TU.ISDAY,' NO·I~B& 1881 ' -, ~ " • --· :J.,,· Cou•hlin Bitterlv DenGUDCet Critical of Adminittratian Buildin~:. TO WED IN J.t.JL ,:· ' Defends Roosevelt Policy ' Plan lo Diverl $1,618,00Q· for lutituticm Laid Be,. % .. fore Olici...la The Cleveland Nov :18-INB chapel In the eounty jaJ.l wu be the scene ot tbe 1midlna" o£ 1-acketeer Yale Cohen and Mane Grimes, 23, here thill atternoor. htttly before Cohen's departure tor the Oblo penitentiary ' ' Help Those Who Are 'Try· i.ng to Help Them~eloes 1 Mrs. Pearl Boltn lett l!lunctay for Oolumbua whft'e she wll1. 'l:lslt her rart~nt.s , Mr &.rod Yra Jaoob Bater MIM May WllllarMOU enterta.lned Whlle In Columbus the will undet"io Baturdny evenina with s patty at c!Miervat1on and probable opentlons hflr home on Main Skeet Danclroa a1 n city ho~q~Ual for mutold and card playing were dlverslona or ton!JII' ENTERTAJN8 FRIENDS j Italy Offtlrs To Pay Part of Debt le ' '~ ~ ~ ••• =---- ) If JQU .have promised your subscription and,]the.candidate has fatled to CALL,,give your subscription to someone· else ·who,..\fill ·. - apprf?.ti· ..... fi.11r11ht. • Several candidates in the Voting· Campaign artinl.akirig no s~rious ~effort to win. Y.e~, their friends ,~are holding subscrip,t~ons hoping lthey will ,call ~nd secure them. ·, . 1 , IUYF. CI.OSE CtU.I. Othen $1J,50 to . r"' l Columbu.s 0 , Nov plan forfrom the apProprlatl~on:~~~: t116 000 Civil Worke traUon fundB for the of additional bUildlngs at _ .... "'"'"''' Creek sanlto.rlum for the minded today WILS laid befl:ft relief o!flcials by state welfare ector John McSweeney MeSweeney propofled, tlng his application for ::: - pria.Uon to state rellet that the stat& leglAlature to enact enab1lng "'"'''~"" .•W/< would permit the u.se money and the lea.stng of pleted bulldtnrs to the rrom two to nw, years Aceordlnl to the propaul, " sta~ of Obto wouJd repay the of the constructJon thru tbe "~ • BINGO ........ FANCY STAND~ """"~· .,._Fi81CPbnd and ~a!iY Oth~f Attractions Too Numerous to Mention ' I ' Pending a rletalle<.l plan as presented by the fare dlrect.or state ret~ declined comment . ' McBweeney'll: plan '!'!'."..,J!"'·~j CODBtrueUon ot and a number the Stmtta.rlum ·;.ou;~.;;,_ �• .... , . I ' .' I . .., . ~ - .f f ' ,..~ " • '\.; "I ...'to ,. TUU1>A Y, NOVE>lll'i" "'· 1133 PAOP:TWO THE '· .Q X JI. y TRIB uNE .• ~4~-rn~~ Sept. 11. 1~. ' ' tbe 'Jloet Ollict at' ...... - =~U. ·Aot ~ u...j. '· - - ~ DoU7 _ , __,. Gcept Baturd.Q'. !Loc&td on 1iower1Seoond Street, Poow'Of. o. q•.-. m~tter tor p~UcAA'oo ~ 1lbWI4 l!l an C&JeS sign tbetr namet--alUtourb '!lOt necessarllJ to bt frrtnt'l!d• •,.ArmoJmopa let~ hoTt'f'~r excelleP\ aod di!JU&ble IU tbllq• . . . . h» co ~co wtU t.\. P\1~- • -·- J "T"'- Hofd.1laht; Boys; Here-She·COmes! I ' ,.. waMn!d • Wbeq 9l3' llitmd8 Mnd .t!.lle:tters ""'" - - · ' ' ~ ' - -~ · - -:-=--:-::± tlA.'J'lqNo\L ADVERTISING RBPR£SENT.\TIVB8 o . ... "'"""'' ' !ll!llly Ol><lll To t.'hklare. PhUadelphJa,. Pllb,b11!Jb. '· ' I daiJihter, Mra. .JNEIS .., ." I . .1 " 'uwa-.. VIRGINIA GREGG -:::-:---Phone 582-L c•'i ==-=====::=:;---.;';;" S 1el K.lmbal. IDe. ,. Swisher·Heines " .I ·• = '· t'III8DAY, !lovzuJiliK 18, 1913 LARGE CROWD lS PRESENT FOR. P.T.A. ENTERTAINMENT AT GYM For !-!ale By MARTIN & ROLLER " ..... Dello"trd 81 C.urler lb MaP cne \".'Gftk ••.•. .• •..••.• ; .... t -~~~tie Month ............... . One MOnth .... _. . . . . . . . . . . . puc Yiar , .•.....•.••••. • , , . M 1ree :Uont.hs . . . . . , • .. .••• • 8 u.OO I.J: Montht; · • -- · • • .. '. .' EVANS Specials For Thanksgiving ' '-.. quality, 2 lk 1 4 can• 25C ' crisp, 2 Jk BANANAS·. nice yellow F111it, 4 Ibo . c.. .. .. .. , .., ' r ' ( ' ' ' ' 2 lb' .. _,.' Heing Fig or Plum Puddi;,g lnrp{' o..:i:;;e SALAD DRESSING Qua1'l ' ize FRESH OYSTERS $3.35 o~.-··sed '! rd misS Inc lngt cdlcnt. Aud ~~ round The dry drtads U1e fem1ented Idea or December. So does the wet IS ~~~rg tO Bl.liJJl'UCC. u~fi.:Le rl'cn tembered thnt after a ll, t hese miiJjo •i~ 110w being u8cd tfJ :--peed recovery and help It aU roes bo.i:k. to the oldtimer on the mornlfll after. He wak.u up with hie head fe.!UntJ Uke IUt.een po; · ds of oervoui sun cot~u. His vherc he took It BULK MINCE MEAT lb . . . . . . . . . ..... . PORK ROAST, lean and meaty lb. . . . . . ..... . BEEF ROAST, choice cuts I Ib. . ................. •...... STEAKS, I'Ound, Join or T-bone lb ..... " ......... . .. ' .. _ Your perpeutal dry 1s to be en\lcd and congratulated Nature has 5uppUed him with all the el58eot;la.l oils. Hill Is oomplete. But your wet requires fuel to round oft the cor~ ne'i' &~ld sm:th away the wrinkles H~ ~!URGER, de~lttittc people to h e lp them~e l ves, a re eventually goinl( iH he ~ Hi by \~ tU Xllnyer3 Rllt.1 cer~a:.lnlr.. tper~ ,uhoutp. ,br. e~ look Uk.e dati tht~,t ha'=!~ ~at Jla...lqes full' steam . &.head tr01t1 un nl)31ctwtl 't8 t he tetxpnver getting a.t l e~st a portion of tMJ alphabet. His moy~ ~fil one ift.utni tation to anothet, Outtilde the l'QOm 11e he EU'B t'lluklng of tee In a Sliver plt.chet'. h go11d eatt he ucl'nmplishcd. Much t hat ~ hould Lut that. <·ommun ities felt they could not stford.l"'l''l"· 80up.ds sood. The cllnklug hUe· this orgy of :.epcudin v is goinK on so "Shake Uu1.t tee," h e ~ dlH lllat we ~wmet hin g to 8how for the vaRt amount "Thla ll.in t t<:e", 1t vo1Ct! mikc11 of ntillip!Ui afk!r th~y hnve been '!pent. ' ' n. SCULLic of COI:I.I." If just u fair uttcmpt is made for the taxpayer tu get "Woll, slta.k c It anyway," t.hc old a f.ur rei.uru on i..he mvt!stment mad e, there will be few if timer hollers "It !Klunds like Icc." <HI\ ' n)rnp laintlll whil e pro~:~perlty is being Mpuedcd bu.ck to that tile kind or a Dcc I l11' plae<• where it left u ~ several ycurB ago. And h> Pmloer morulng the wr.t dreads What IULB the dry to le1u ? He ha,ij ---·-·- A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION • r IJ I; ~U •. so, hY!Lcad or sc.oldlng tile wet, .,.,.c 11hould sympathize with him He seekH il hope!CBB blilm in the chhneJical boltle His hs the ques~. the tormel't and tile Jeebles The gmernmen t. hu !iet iiJI matk a~ clcae to seven h undrL'<i millions rc~ ven ue and the wet mus~ do hit! lash ot remorse, hatmnered by the M M A I ~ Y act.ion pc 1·formed by a band of vigil an~ mlda;et devils of kat.zenJ~~;mmcr ." :~l'~tld Clti.'*ens .......... Jb. 23c ,lladdQ$ filtllet$, . . . . . . . . . 2 Ibs. 25c ·Extm:~clju-d ~~ters .... pt. 23c Ilc must not only drluk fru hi m ~ ~e li but aim for the dry who docs- L: t Frum now on he 111 doinR two men's wmk And H'.s Lough to be t win s tho mo~nhlll at Ler ot'l f' AIRVIEW Paancv:· M1 s Jm;eph K.e11r11S ami chUdrCIJ ." Cahfnruiu wJl cJ·ein two ~c )f~co nfessed kidnap- ~hqpped nne by the multltudlnoua tpc nt Tuesday wit h Mrs Dewey! -.....;--sabres or reaction. Ulbbs ,jch 1\aou sunday. He 1a past 90 aud cr.., .111d mllt'(1erere~, were th e victims, iH one of the greatest -Wm Olbt.s ur Cllarlc~ ton spent t.ii \nterestlng with his civil war JI \OV~:-; tow m·d bringing a n end to a co ntinu ed flaunting of pvstuone A dry 1s a man who can take It or the week end with hiE brother ttoril!s. I =====~~~====::f::~§1e:§ It A wet is a man who Ada111 Mr. and Mrs Al'thur :tOmes of Ia\\, •miet' and decency in thiH country, that hus occurred takes It where ho ttnWI it. And Is Ruby ard NeLtle Edwards were Hartford spent Sunday with Mr. ju many years. It might well be termed the turning point round where he took it, shopping tn Pomeroy Friday. ""d .Mrs. Dan RalrdJo.. ' Lola Johnson And Mary Edwards PhJIUp Staats returned home 111 lh(• tlg ht IJetweet. society Knd the s kulking denizenK of wm power doesn't. ent.er ir>,l.o the Lpent Monday afternoon with Mrs Wedne:~dny after spendl.n; sevSi'al IIH· underwoJ•Id with society firml)' intrenched in the tilln(l:. Ti'Hl wet is vlct1Jn olcries a. chc~ andJ~b~ll~d,.~n~~~-l1;n~M~I~d~d:l•:po:rt~w:ll:h~h~l:•~l>r<>:t:he:r n1lcal formula Hise. •'•t.em for Sadie RamieRoush li:dwarda called OJ' Noah " d 1 i,·er's l-4eat." 1---::--c=----"-----------'--'-"=::: A' may be expected , we Will probably hear of pro- i t e:-;ll'l from va riou s so urces vo iced by pretending one hunBy Edao11 R. W~ ~M'"*~' Qklahoma d • cd pel' cent law observera who will "regret exceedingl y" lh ~t the law was not permitted to take itA course. CII!!Mr&ljon advel1ioi'l.l io needeil. in building better Hut these ljtate ments will be taken with H grain of salt a ~ buotneu. all r1;al ob~erverH of law and Qrder, eslJecially those who /t . t\ v the safety and the Si.t nCtity of the home in view anll ~.~~erti'i'-1 h.\'!l!f ·~l!P; ,(I -~~~ th~ p'i,le the ad,er· .d IH•,, 1 t , t.urst forth with renewed hope that they, their .litoo..~~,in thei•lluo.... . . Jm 1·d ol)(.!l:! and their friends have been mude safer froar. ~he ),('rabbiu~ clulchea .of Hk ulking human be ings imbued Buo~... CO!'Wu· ~ J!R pllllud of ,m&t t!ley ·h•~e to sell \~ Jth 1he depraved instincts nf curnivurcus heaRts of the t1 ; 111 At Inquest on "Operating Table ~~:~~"Kb~~s, . " -~,, "' · "'~ best Qlmlit\r ". ,. 23c · : . " lh "-l ~ l lat'(l m~ver baen scourqed by the whip- 49c '.. ' 2lbs. .. ;.... . ·. . . . . . . . :, .. . ., . Lhc 1 ·25c rreRh: g:·~und. . . ". • DIX'l'.: J\1AIJ?. ~UHER l!lee some~ had tre.ded Lt for ll knowing what he Is doing am:l moose's left ear. dreading tne rettults He IB not hla own m&~~ter and knoWB it. h1:-. due f ol' the mom:y he is expending eve n if th~ 1n ihc pu1-1t ha ~ h el'n mu ch against this form of hat Chickens, Ducks or Geese lb .... A9C 10 lb . • batr !I By Arthur "Bur•" Baer Dl)t!omanla Pr() Pat ria- ' '·..,,# Pt. ............ . ~··. ~···"" IEETSllGAR One Word Led To Another • ORANGES, Florida, 21 G si"e dozen EMPEROR GRAPES • 110 lb. . .... CELERY, lar,~te siz•• ~ for . HEAD LETTUCE, fre:oh and r1isp, Head . . . . . . LEAF LETTUC~. fresh and OIRI! CLAYTON .J CONDITIONS LOOK BETTER w11iij 100,000 0 1' more men emp loyed thiS week that 'tere tramp111g the street::~ in various places of nur ~Wile \u search of work a few week 8 ago, conditions ill Ohw Jfust of necessity, appear much better. With this \ <t,;t ctl;KY of men at work and a corresponding amount ol coming into tb.e highways and byways of Ohin IHJ>dnii... a feeling of more confidence ,and.· oP,timirBm can hut·exist. The authorities howbvl:!r, Should insist day's wu,rk for a fair day's })~ ~nd, from. th,~ · co min g in from vnrious so':lrce~ ~1'\ls tl,o~t,: 'i ,Jldt lw the ca.e'iq a ll~!ll~ef o£ iM,,frc./f. · " · • nl' thOt-;C who rrc working ~impl y because th ey led ~0 to gett sustenan ce, are doing as little :1::1 do to still be ret.ained on tlt e pay roll s. With ll ow!:l !'>howing no disposition to help themReh l" the .'! Latu ha lf way aft~r un opportunity L•l ' , ~a!i bueu •provided, they should be s hun t.• i ens ~:~oon as their "chiseling" is discovered anJ rg~¢n who crave a chance to work for wila ~ ar.Jif1Weat·, gwen the opportunity which the ne'c .. ~ .. S~~~s~ ~OT ~T~ES Upper Tbomao Fork 19C C 14 25C 10C 19C 25C CRANBE~RIES, extra .. .... ' ·lf! . .ltal. Patrolmaa 1 f'~t tbi Bill MeG• br far ' r~DJ •••1 ~ Wai1J &~,e, • bridle --~ Pit tbat he .... r••e. Arrh·lb.r . at t•• hotel. •'*••• t. ... B..-!'t_hoh Is opponents. Ia nern••· ~! Patri~a IRle o.'rolltJ L11rar. IJu'trholt'a part· .wr. aurJeahl a at.k49t' lv• cents ....t. • I CRAPTBR TWE~lB Did Yau ~¥er Stop to Think .... . :rJ.e A Juw mol'c tnsta n cc:; of the publit' nutbur~o~l in cases! ('\ Jllllnhlr amJ lddnaping where lhoro i.-1 no doubt of the gullt of th l! victim,,., will do more to brLJg an end to lawh ;-:-; ttcl'!s o l thh: :snrt t han one thousand Nente nces of imJllt c; onrncut for su( h Cll.!iGS a s generally occur wh en juatice tim! PI' the guida nce ot' mitidirected, SJ)ineless, whlte blood~ ml dtize llt'o in the jury box, ~!! supposed toJ be rneted out to nJil' and all. Tlrlat'l . , of ob01ild-4Ciw~ •lld'tl!tr tt!\!11'• gutJde~ . wltb Jangle4..- ~er-y~s can eve·~ :- ---·~ · t -~h --~·~- ~ .-~ ·' .;;, ~'~' ~ ~ i fl.~~.,~ An evening at boine rulned by'jao• ~ your The Plllillc aP,~i'ij,a Uti\ -~KII 'lf ad,-~rt~il!,ll· SatiafifMJ 'e~~·~pi'ffi\1. ., '• ~ ' \ ' • >' · ' have. gled nerves! ... Rustling of papers; ticking of clocks, and other little thingsthatordinarilydon'tma.tter, driving one crazy! To get full enjoyment out of living your nerves must l!e under 1 perfeet control. - I the l1aK a great deal of effect in the eastern PRrt of the coun· JK a cert11 inty that these skulking doll• who live b, The offici~ I• of tho t 11reat ~tate are to be ~o_•n_m,~n;W'.Ilj,. lor t.p~ir, cpmm~ "MJI~'view ·1 of•, the ~itll'•!i911 ::\ucj>;i~~~J\qt;to iffl~ij'-;!-l!lfpat~ d'•il .:o('~!lle · or 1 m<ld'&,,~ "'»' to._ f!!br- nertl!o. ··, to&tlier Dever jet. oo 1 ' ... \ . I . - ,.. Beginnl ' l " ' ' " :r •I . ,. . '· ' • • lAKE 20 Sl(PS fORWARD INA i\ SfRAfGlJT u~.'E I -::, ___________, .,;::;:;o:;::! foo~n foot:-place the heel of otbDl'foot,Taketwent R£1111Ml the toe ot the lin'e, See how qui~kl y steps forward in a straight .An average l"e«<rd : r::.:::mplete this test. One I ..... JG8,.(Camd lfll champion ,_ tmo >•III:UIIOu~ OI.)'mllk-'rat. ' can CGlle the 20 '"~>• In 'l NConth.. THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! to\h~mlWitrJI!flt !•1,!11~.~,~~ ref~lihin11 to know i'i full amount ~ nlllbL Eat regularly and oeDSII)Iy. Find time for recreation. AndsmokeCamei&-CorOunel'• •, ;; ' j ·h~·ingjfl'¥r~~~e!•i-iilit\o~lilii\"• to1 t\1~1 r~ their ;great that thece .1r~ still1p~oplhl1J l:fl\r; !!'.nd who .are r~~l deacendants of tl•e•r intrepid hilotory liid,klng, trail ~lazing pioneer fore.. ' ' ,. . ,fathers • . : 1 '•. ·• ' ,; .. . Camels are made from liner, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than .any other popular brapd of cigarelblal I . .. ' \ COSTLIER TOBACCOS ttwdng out the hEjart strinvs of fathers and n•uthers by l<idnuJHngs and killings, will hesit~te conaiderably befofl" : ltt'.V make fl.nY more kidnaping moves in the state in the Golde n West. ' . Jt . . .. ' ·. ' . . ~0, \ .· B~·j~M• ctm~ ~.known by the cuo,~mera they . ;. Whether o1· not the !pcident juat closed in California tiy, it ' Oll!O. Middleport. " ' ' I. \'I- DEUVF.R Vt'F. '!I , r' ., <I �• .... , . I ' .' I . .., . ~ - .f f ' ,..~ " • '\.; "I ...'to ,. TUU1>A Y, NOVE>lll'i" "'· 1133 PAOP:TWO THE '· .Q X JI. y TRIB uNE .• ~4~-rn~~ Sept. 11. 1~. ' ' tbe 'Jloet Ollict at' ...... - =~U. ·Aot ~ u...j. '· - - ~ DoU7 _ , __,. Gcept Baturd.Q'. !Loc&td on 1iower1Seoond Street, Poow'Of. o. q•.-. m~tter tor p~UcAA'oo ~ 1lbWI4 l!l an C&JeS sign tbetr namet--alUtourb '!lOt necessarllJ to bt frrtnt'l!d• •,.ArmoJmopa let~ hoTt'f'~r excelleP\ aod di!JU&ble IU tbllq• . . . . h» co ~co wtU t.\. P\1~- • -·- J "T"'- Hofd.1laht; Boys; Here-She·COmes! I ' ,.. waMn!d • Wbeq 9l3' llitmd8 Mnd .t!.lle:tters ""'" - - · ' ' ~ ' - -~ · - -:-=--:-::± tlA.'J'lqNo\L ADVERTISING RBPR£SENT.\TIVB8 o . ... "'"""'' ' !ll!llly Ol><lll To t.'hklare. PhUadelphJa,. Pllb,b11!Jb. '· ' I daiJihter, Mra. .JNEIS .., ." I . .1 " 'uwa-.. VIRGINIA GREGG -:::-:---Phone 582-L c•'i ==-=====::=:;---.;';;" S 1el K.lmbal. IDe. ,. Swisher·Heines " .I ·• = '· t'III8DAY, !lovzuJiliK 18, 1913 LARGE CROWD lS PRESENT FOR. P.T.A. ENTERTAINMENT AT GYM For !-!ale By MARTIN & ROLLER " ..... Dello"trd 81 C.urler lb MaP cne \".'Gftk ••.•. .• •..••.• ; .... t -~~~tie Month ............... . One MOnth .... _. . . . . . . . . . . . puc Yiar , .•.....•.••••. • , , . M 1ree :Uont.hs . . . . . , • .. .••• • 8 u.OO I.J: Montht; · • -- · • • .. '. .' EVANS Specials For Thanksgiving ' '-.. quality, 2 lk 1 4 can• 25C ' crisp, 2 Jk BANANAS·. nice yellow F111it, 4 Ibo . c.. .. .. .. , .., ' r ' ( ' ' ' ' 2 lb' .. _,.' Heing Fig or Plum Puddi;,g lnrp{' o..:i:;;e SALAD DRESSING Qua1'l ' ize FRESH OYSTERS $3.35 o~.-··sed '! rd misS Inc lngt cdlcnt. Aud ~~ round The dry drtads U1e fem1ented Idea or December. So does the wet IS ~~~rg tO Bl.liJJl'UCC. u~fi.:Le rl'cn tembered thnt after a ll, t hese miiJjo •i~ 110w being u8cd tfJ :--peed recovery and help It aU roes bo.i:k. to the oldtimer on the mornlfll after. He wak.u up with hie head fe.!UntJ Uke IUt.een po; · ds of oervoui sun cot~u. His vherc he took It BULK MINCE MEAT lb . . . . . . . . . ..... . PORK ROAST, lean and meaty lb. . . . . . ..... . BEEF ROAST, choice cuts I Ib. . ................. •...... STEAKS, I'Ound, Join or T-bone lb ..... " ......... . .. ' .. _ Your perpeutal dry 1s to be en\lcd and congratulated Nature has 5uppUed him with all the el58eot;la.l oils. Hill Is oomplete. But your wet requires fuel to round oft the cor~ ne'i' &~ld sm:th away the wrinkles H~ ~!URGER, de~lttittc people to h e lp them~e l ves, a re eventually goinl( iH he ~ Hi by \~ tU Xllnyer3 Rllt.1 cer~a:.lnlr.. tper~ ,uhoutp. ,br. e~ look Uk.e dati tht~,t ha'=!~ ~at Jla...lqes full' steam . &.head tr01t1 un nl)31ctwtl 't8 t he tetxpnver getting a.t l e~st a portion of tMJ alphabet. His moy~ ~fil one ift.utni tation to anothet, Outtilde the l'QOm 11e he EU'B t'lluklng of tee In a Sliver plt.chet'. h go11d eatt he ucl'nmplishcd. Much t hat ~ hould Lut that. <·ommun ities felt they could not stford.l"'l''l"· 80up.ds sood. The cllnklug hUe· this orgy of :.epcudin v is goinK on so "Shake Uu1.t tee," h e ~ dlH lllat we ~wmet hin g to 8how for the vaRt amount "Thla ll.in t t<:e", 1t vo1Ct! mikc11 of ntillip!Ui afk!r th~y hnve been '!pent. ' ' n. SCULLic of COI:I.I." If just u fair uttcmpt is made for the taxpayer tu get "Woll, slta.k c It anyway," t.hc old a f.ur rei.uru on i..he mvt!stment mad e, there will be few if timer hollers "It !Klunds like Icc." <HI\ ' n)rnp laintlll whil e pro~:~perlty is being Mpuedcd bu.ck to that tile kind or a Dcc I l11' plae<• where it left u ~ several ycurB ago. And h> Pmloer morulng the wr.t dreads What IULB the dry to le1u ? He ha,ij ---·-·- A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION • r IJ I; ~U •. so, hY!Lcad or sc.oldlng tile wet, .,.,.c 11hould sympathize with him He seekH il hope!CBB blilm in the chhneJical boltle His hs the ques~. the tormel't and tile Jeebles The gmernmen t. hu !iet iiJI matk a~ clcae to seven h undrL'<i millions rc~ ven ue and the wet mus~ do hit! lash ot remorse, hatmnered by the M M A I ~ Y act.ion pc 1·formed by a band of vigil an~ mlda;et devils of kat.zenJ~~;mmcr ." :~l'~tld Clti.'*ens .......... Jb. 23c ,lladdQ$ filtllet$, . . . . . . . . . 2 Ibs. 25c ·Extm:~clju-d ~~ters .... pt. 23c Ilc must not only drluk fru hi m ~ ~e li but aim for the dry who docs- L: t Frum now on he 111 doinR two men's wmk And H'.s Lough to be t win s tho mo~nhlll at Ler ot'l f' AIRVIEW Paancv:· M1 s Jm;eph K.e11r11S ami chUdrCIJ ." Cahfnruiu wJl cJ·ein two ~c )f~co nfessed kidnap- ~hqpped nne by the multltudlnoua tpc nt Tuesday wit h Mrs Dewey! -.....;--sabres or reaction. Ulbbs ,jch 1\aou sunday. He 1a past 90 aud cr.., .111d mllt'(1erere~, were th e victims, iH one of the greatest -Wm Olbt.s ur Cllarlc~ ton spent t.ii \nterestlng with his civil war JI \OV~:-; tow m·d bringing a n end to a co ntinu ed flaunting of pvstuone A dry 1s a man who can take It or the week end with hiE brother ttoril!s. I =====~~~====::f::~§1e:§ It A wet is a man who Ada111 Mr. and Mrs Al'thur :tOmes of Ia\\, •miet' and decency in thiH country, that hus occurred takes It where ho ttnWI it. And Is Ruby ard NeLtle Edwards were Hartford spent Sunday with Mr. ju many years. It might well be termed the turning point round where he took it, shopping tn Pomeroy Friday. ""d .Mrs. Dan RalrdJo.. ' Lola Johnson And Mary Edwards PhJIUp Staats returned home 111 lh(• tlg ht IJetweet. society Knd the s kulking denizenK of wm power doesn't. ent.er ir>,l.o the Lpent Monday afternoon with Mrs Wedne:~dny after spendl.n; sevSi'al IIH· underwoJ•Id with society firml)' intrenched in the tilln(l:. Ti'Hl wet is vlct1Jn olcries a. chc~ andJ~b~ll~d,.~n~~~-l1;n~M~I~d~d:l•:po:rt~w:ll:h~h~l:•~l>r<>:t:he:r n1lcal formula Hise. •'•t.em for Sadie RamieRoush li:dwarda called OJ' Noah " d 1 i,·er's l-4eat." 1---::--c=----"-----------'--'-"=::: A' may be expected , we Will probably hear of pro- i t e:-;ll'l from va riou s so urces vo iced by pretending one hunBy Edao11 R. W~ ~M'"*~' Qklahoma d • cd pel' cent law observera who will "regret exceedingl y" lh ~t the law was not permitted to take itA course. CII!!Mr&ljon advel1ioi'l.l io needeil. in building better Hut these ljtate ments will be taken with H grain of salt a ~ buotneu. all r1;al ob~erverH of law and Qrder, eslJecially those who /t . t\ v the safety and the Si.t nCtity of the home in view anll ~.~~erti'i'-1 h.\'!l!f ·~l!P; ,(I -~~~ th~ p'i,le the ad,er· .d IH•,, 1 t , t.urst forth with renewed hope that they, their .litoo..~~,in thei•lluo.... . . Jm 1·d ol)(.!l:! and their friends have been mude safer froar. ~he ),('rabbiu~ clulchea .of Hk ulking human be ings imbued Buo~... CO!'Wu· ~ J!R pllllud of ,m&t t!ley ·h•~e to sell \~ Jth 1he depraved instincts nf curnivurcus heaRts of the t1 ; 111 At Inquest on "Operating Table ~~:~~"Kb~~s, . " -~,, "' · "'~ best Qlmlit\r ". ,. 23c · : . " lh "-l ~ l lat'(l m~ver baen scourqed by the whip- 49c '.. ' 2lbs. .. ;.... . ·. . . . . . . . :, .. . ., . Lhc 1 ·25c rreRh: g:·~und. . . ". • DIX'l'.: J\1AIJ?. ~UHER l!lee some~ had tre.ded Lt for ll knowing what he Is doing am:l moose's left ear. dreading tne rettults He IB not hla own m&~~ter and knoWB it. h1:-. due f ol' the mom:y he is expending eve n if th~ 1n ihc pu1-1t ha ~ h el'n mu ch against this form of hat Chickens, Ducks or Geese lb .... A9C 10 lb . • batr !I By Arthur "Bur•" Baer Dl)t!omanla Pr() Pat ria- ' '·..,,# Pt. ............ . ~··. ~···"" IEETSllGAR One Word Led To Another • ORANGES, Florida, 21 G si"e dozen EMPEROR GRAPES • 110 lb. . .... CELERY, lar,~te siz•• ~ for . HEAD LETTUCE, fre:oh and r1isp, Head . . . . . . LEAF LETTUC~. fresh and OIRI! CLAYTON .J CONDITIONS LOOK BETTER w11iij 100,000 0 1' more men emp loyed thiS week that 'tere tramp111g the street::~ in various places of nur ~Wile \u search of work a few week 8 ago, conditions ill Ohw Jfust of necessity, appear much better. With this \ <t,;t ctl;KY of men at work and a corresponding amount ol coming into tb.e highways and byways of Ohin IHJ>dnii... a feeling of more confidence ,and.· oP,timirBm can hut·exist. The authorities howbvl:!r, Should insist day's wu,rk for a fair day's })~ ~nd, from. th,~ · co min g in from vnrious so':lrce~ ~1'\ls tl,o~t,: 'i ,Jldt lw the ca.e'iq a ll~!ll~ef o£ iM,,frc./f. · " · • nl' thOt-;C who rrc working ~impl y because th ey led ~0 to gett sustenan ce, are doing as little :1::1 do to still be ret.ained on tlt e pay roll s. With ll ow!:l !'>howing no disposition to help themReh l" the .'! Latu ha lf way aft~r un opportunity L•l ' , ~a!i bueu •provided, they should be s hun t.• i ens ~:~oon as their "chiseling" is discovered anJ rg~¢n who crave a chance to work for wila ~ ar.Jif1Weat·, gwen the opportunity which the ne'c .. ~ .. S~~~s~ ~OT ~T~ES Upper Tbomao Fork 19C C 14 25C 10C 19C 25C CRANBE~RIES, extra .. .... ' ·lf! . .ltal. Patrolmaa 1 f'~t tbi Bill MeG• br far ' r~DJ •••1 ~ Wai1J &~,e, • bridle --~ Pit tbat he .... r••e. Arrh·lb.r . at t•• hotel. •'*••• t. ... B..-!'t_hoh Is opponents. Ia nern••· ~! Patri~a IRle o.'rolltJ L11rar. IJu'trholt'a part· .wr. aurJeahl a at.k49t' lv• cents ....t. • I CRAPTBR TWE~lB Did Yau ~¥er Stop to Think .... . :rJ.e A Juw mol'c tnsta n cc:; of the publit' nutbur~o~l in cases! ('\ Jllllnhlr amJ lddnaping where lhoro i.-1 no doubt of the gullt of th l! victim,,., will do more to brLJg an end to lawh ;-:-; ttcl'!s o l thh: :snrt t han one thousand Nente nces of imJllt c; onrncut for su( h Cll.!iGS a s generally occur wh en juatice tim! PI' the guida nce ot' mitidirected, SJ)ineless, whlte blood~ ml dtize llt'o in the jury box, ~!! supposed toJ be rneted out to nJil' and all. Tlrlat'l . , of ob01ild-4Ciw~ •lld'tl!tr tt!\!11'• gutJde~ . wltb Jangle4..- ~er-y~s can eve·~ :- ---·~ · t -~h --~·~- ~ .-~ ·' .;;, ~'~' ~ ~ i fl.~~.,~ An evening at boine rulned by'jao• ~ your The Plllillc aP,~i'ij,a Uti\ -~KII 'lf ad,-~rt~il!,ll· SatiafifMJ 'e~~·~pi'ffi\1. ., '• ~ ' \ ' • >' · ' have. gled nerves! ... Rustling of papers; ticking of clocks, and other little thingsthatordinarilydon'tma.tter, driving one crazy! To get full enjoyment out of living your nerves must l!e under 1 perfeet control. - I the l1aK a great deal of effect in the eastern PRrt of the coun· JK a cert11 inty that these skulking doll• who live b, The offici~ I• of tho t 11reat ~tate are to be ~o_•n_m,~n;W'.Ilj,. lor t.p~ir, cpmm~ "MJI~'view ·1 of•, the ~itll'•!i911 ::\ucj>;i~~~J\qt;to iffl~ij'-;!-l!lfpat~ d'•il .:o('~!lle · or 1 m<ld'&,,~ "'»' to._ f!!br- nertl!o. ··, to&tlier Dever jet. oo 1 ' ... \ . I . - ,.. Beginnl ' l " ' ' " :r •I . ,. . '· ' • • lAKE 20 Sl(PS fORWARD INA i\ SfRAfGlJT u~.'E I -::, ___________, .,;::;:;o:;::! foo~n foot:-place the heel of otbDl'foot,Taketwent R£1111Ml the toe ot the lin'e, See how qui~kl y steps forward in a straight .An average l"e«<rd : r::.:::mplete this test. One I ..... JG8,.(Camd lfll champion ,_ tmo >•III:UIIOu~ OI.)'mllk-'rat. ' can CGlle the 20 '"~>• In 'l NConth.. THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES! to\h~mlWitrJI!flt !•1,!11~.~,~~ ref~lihin11 to know i'i full amount ~ nlllbL Eat regularly and oeDSII)Iy. Find time for recreation. AndsmokeCamei&-CorOunel'• •, ;; ' j ·h~·ingjfl'¥r~~~e!•i-iilit\o~lilii\"• to1 t\1~1 r~ their ;great that thece .1r~ still1p~oplhl1J l:fl\r; !!'.nd who .are r~~l deacendants of tl•e•r intrepid hilotory liid,klng, trail ~lazing pioneer fore.. ' ' ,. . ,fathers • . : 1 '•. ·• ' ,; .. . Camels are made from liner, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than .any other popular brapd of cigarelblal I . .. ' \ COSTLIER TOBACCOS ttwdng out the hEjart strinvs of fathers and n•uthers by l<idnuJHngs and killings, will hesit~te conaiderably befofl" : ltt'.V make fl.nY more kidnaping moves in the state in the Golde n West. ' . Jt . . .. ' ·. ' . . ~0, \ .· B~·j~M• ctm~ ~.known by the cuo,~mera they . ;. Whether o1· not the !pcident juat closed in California tiy, it ' Oll!O. Middleport. " ' ' I. \'I- DEUVF.R Vt'F. '!I , r' ., <I �.. ,. ,, .' .., •• ' ..... ~~..- " ' . ' ' ~DAY, _NOVEMlU!:R. 28. t8~ !, .., • L .. ~~ .. . ••iro..u.. ' I , ' . • . •'r: • 1.0 •• •.iiO" , I • - ' .t ... ' Bcbcat ·McDto;-H.. Bia ' . , Ahead:. in. Gettinc T•m ·, ·in....... Shape , . • _ ! FOR SALE-Grime~ Joft as rilk . . • . ' -wuts lJu iro,; Oolden, DlfoD W"ineaap and other ".¥.'~ of apple~. Sweet cii:lfJr p,llon without container J\. QUe.., Apple Mark~t West. or J...l.ttle Hoeknit, Obi., Oti Bt:l.te Route 50. s. Open 'ft'!k days, Sunday lllternoo11& ~M. · even!JWJ. 11-M-ft ""!!pure. ileautif~. dw'ab!e, well-littil , under....,. ' . ' made iS nutritioue, it il eplencldf~ cbildrm.. Serve it often I ' on' ' . .. ' A • l. ... , '• # ~- ;_ Prall ... in UU.3w. .._.. Gotd011 ~how. Yokeft~ Mi.pa1•ct N_, ~ 61,., · pW~<s ... I'onll-fittmg ~ . . . blooiliets and' Sip-ins. I NOTJ(lE Oir DIISOLUTION wen lhlm today. . . . w u them ForRmt.~ krejl it up~ .. J'OR RENT-..:! beauutul flat& over rfa'""'obl ' y iit4l'i ItS~~uhd-~ A. & P. Store, Call Edw&rd Ebt'ra• bach at Reel ~or. 11·2B•tf · wni&bt.. , . You """... - - ----- - - - - - Butter a.nd flllr!lh Mae Dickel')l.l of · fDmily Saturday ... fenlng. 1 Weat Columbia; Charles OUVer Dl1d Mrs. l!lt-Deat Irwin, daughte~' Mr. and MrB. Ernest Irwin and ond Ernestine and lOP. M!!llvta 1!1en femlly, Thunday arternocm with Mn. t. . i.U!e&e. Mr1, Will Roberti hu been quite m with the mumJII. .... players and a freahmea. • But from tilts patchwi>fli';-.o. "liUtcb" Gh;IVer bJ,s · .seaure,d t:nCour&.ae~Qmt 'I1uf ~a <l.ead..:.eye shootlnil' Df Harry YCIUtlJlltown; 'Harold Brow~1,. UNION ---'- day afternoon . Dr. Ellis WRB called to see Linscott Saturday afternoon. OOlumbua; ILrid··Roy MJ»s,"Y9YJIJ';I- r-c:.""• to'A'D, are sorely missing, while Mrs. Viola Hysell after spendlns o:over has also loBt a dePtnd,abJ.e iub6'titute, Howgrd wl'th Ad11m1, kersburB. W. Va.; ~l¥1el.ifi.J:1.04Fn, 11uant ·' "fl Mrs. R. D. Young Ihe Doll, pa~~t month with her stst.er Mrs. Gobles Eawa.rd Port.!J,mo1,1,~. ~;~~~:~~f.i~"ii~ of London turned J. D. home AdamaMonday. made 11. bualnesa I t.r~p to Rutland recently. Jamea Sneed moved Into l:.ouse of Hiram Violet Pierce :;--;.-_. ::::.--- I spmlt Mr. TuCflday and Mrs. R~~·~;~~;~~d How~ rei Rutland spent Sunday with mother Mrs. VloiB Hysell. H~~orry Carmtm made a bw;im.SI' tdp to Colmnblll:l Mr. and Mrs. children spent with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Denver bo.by were the Wt!eK. end:··:-:·:._-:: 1 .the Six..Day Whirl 1!61 p1mmts, Mr. a.nd Mrs;.-(:W.ttl;.l, Swick of Rutland. John and Ne!Ue Wlldmtm the supper guests or Mr. acd Mrs. Henry Nelson Thursday eventng, ltichard Moore Is no better :-----~ p••int~. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Om· Cc:vv;c ON,"(OLOM:'t.. Rutland. t1001=ER~ -TEll 1"1E WHAT HAPPENED . Bl'd Mrs. Cla.rt!nce aud Mra. Ben Eblen were J:«::k.!ton Suuday . TO 'iOUR MOVIE Mrs. l!iabelle Raub Is carJcg for Lln~~Cott who Is Ill. Ben Ebleu Is no better. Mr. and Mrs. Hll"nm Moore ·~·" with her JOB~ wuu-. .;. :~ ' ;: Mn. Rlith Bteve and D~tulel Ebje!) helped Arthur Moore La Dutcher Molld&y. F Fox (left) former mOtion pleture C"Zar, pictured with St.nator J"ahn G. Townu~d, of Delaware, u he test! Had before the Senate Bankln1 aT!d Curnney Committee. Fox tolll how a •roi!J' of banker~ headed b)' Alfred Wlreln, fofll!.er head of Ch..e National Dank, deim11et.l him u head ·;:: Lower Thomae Fork E. D. 'l'ucke;:J";;; lleet! re1d sld~! I tle past week. Joe Co~rt rcLmned home Satur- of th• ftlm c:ompal'l)f by re:fu11lna tu acctipl pa)'ment of loan& made to bit llrm. ciay. :li· ·I!· '·.· • : :: ~ ~: Ell Bmlt.h Is 11ufferlng with rheu· maU6m and asthma.. M:a·. and Mre. Walte1· Ooc:lson made t1. tt"ii> to Oheshlre Sunday. Margaret Hysell WflB calUng Dave Dodson Monday. Je6sle Russell was callingMyrtle RUSllell, B&turda.y, Lue Dodson wu calling on Lola Harrltion WedneiiClay. Born t.o Harrison and wife 1L nne FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS 1·1· •'•" ' 'i By JANE GORDON :;:; :;i : ' ,, PARIS' DARLlNGI .• H there's one scheme whicl1 Paris aeem! to be crazy about it is black woolen wilh a touch of white talin crepe. · OAJ AT M~~· G!R.DE/V,Al.Y, •• L~'TEST oF jl;j£' ,FAM_ops 61 KE.'I>tiDiAIG ·lo/AL'I'I<IQURS •• j:l£ WOAl 'f!.IE Cf.!ICAGO G·,p~y 1f!!AS$ ._WI'l'H Wl~Si::r.. ro~~a"" w •tJ P"'il'fi!S BIC:YCI.E' ·•lht. ,.,," No. 1181 ,., ht eb· t~ti1UII irr 16 to 10 •~d 11 to il. •i•'' 1•'"'"" = AIOW JiMMY W~._T,..OIJR. Some of tl,~e voguiah ahadu at 1arnet, wild blacklM!rry, pnrplbh blue or black ln faille crepe silk ia attractive for thb model with white fa'ille 1"/tis it ,.,~J1 for dlliv1r1. It it lutfltl '•'· G- QAY BIKE WH//1!,(.. .. Tot.l~ty'9 dreu ~rltJIJI Pari• tu one'• n~ry door. lt h carried out ln bl11.ck woolen with the unusual veltec uf white 11llin. "''Thi1 •• "!){£' 'ni.(c;I<S! , THE GEEVUM Gmts ,,.,,.,Ji•'' .... l ::::.'{t feu~ · ' - .J!!.: 28 til ' 1 . 1 ...... Charley here Wednesday. Joe Moore buLchercd a Sa~rday. Mary Bailey wa11 calling on Norma Tucker TuesdlloY. Mr. Md Ml11. Tom Morrill tf~ nded the surprise birthday F'riday nigh~ In honor or Tom Tne·Daily ';rribune .and Tri- bun~·Telegraph Great Prize Voting Campaign for $500 in Cash awards will pass into his tory nextJVJo.:q.g.~i: 7ey.~n- -~.. in.g at 8 o'clock. 'the eyes of the .eople of ,;ijt .: f'-7 Meigs couiit:V ·a:n.<r·su·round~ ing territory are upon ~ll§*lY;s~ contenders. Some are near~ · ing -"'ictory's pinnacle while others are sinking into the mire of defeat. ' ,.t"e more working days and tb~ record oftbecan• d:idate will be judged. drlcks. Orval Johnson returned lrom Columbus Thurlld&y. Active Candidates Da.iey JohlliiOn was a recent C'l Lue Dodson. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Will &on ouy spent Tuesday Mrs. Vivian Allensw4trth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti · Miss Ada ~e Campl,lell Miss Lois B. 'Diles · -;: Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio . ,Ohio · Ohio ' .. l· I. ,,. .•.', •••• , ' ,,,lt' . ' .. ~~ . . ' .. .. •.•II· , .· · ~-:·.·. ' ~.... · •• , ~ ...... . ,,..,. • ,_., .•.~ • •. t ·~ · • • I. ' :"'r 'I, • •. • • .~., . , J r,.. . '·• .. ~~ > ' :! ;,. •• • ·"' .... .~ ••• • 14 ... ••• • .• ~ >, t ,. ,; 11 ,.,. , 1 • , , , •• •• ,,' .m .· ,, • :Jill' '1.· ' �.. ,. ,, .' .., •• ' ..... ~~..- " ' . ' ' ~DAY, _NOVEMlU!:R. 28. t8~ !, .., • L .. ~~ .. . ••iro..u.. ' I , ' . • . •'r: • 1.0 •• •.iiO" , I • - ' .t ... ' Bcbcat ·McDto;-H.. Bia ' . , Ahead:. in. Gettinc T•m ·, ·in....... Shape , . • _ ! FOR SALE-Grime~ Joft as rilk . . • . ' -wuts lJu iro,; Oolden, DlfoD W"ineaap and other ".¥.'~ of apple~. Sweet cii:lfJr p,llon without container J\. QUe.., Apple Mark~t West. or J...l.ttle Hoeknit, Obi., Oti Bt:l.te Route 50. s. Open 'ft'!k days, Sunday lllternoo11& ~M. · even!JWJ. 11-M-ft ""!!pure. ileautif~. dw'ab!e, well-littil , under....,. ' . ' made iS nutritioue, it il eplencldf~ cbildrm.. Serve it often I ' on' ' . .. ' A • l. ... , '• # ~- ;_ Prall ... in UU.3w. .._.. Gotd011 ~how. Yokeft~ Mi.pa1•ct N_, ~ 61,., · pW~<s ... I'onll-fittmg ~ . . . blooiliets and' Sip-ins. I NOTJ(lE Oir DIISOLUTION wen lhlm today. . . . w u them ForRmt.~ krejl it up~ .. J'OR RENT-..:! beauutul flat& over rfa'""'obl ' y iit4l'i ItS~~uhd-~ A. & P. Store, Call Edw&rd Ebt'ra• bach at Reel ~or. 11·2B•tf · wni&bt.. , . You """... - - ----- - - - - - Butter a.nd flllr!lh Mae Dickel')l.l of · fDmily Saturday ... fenlng. 1 Weat Columbia; Charles OUVer Dl1d Mrs. l!lt-Deat Irwin, daughte~' Mr. and MrB. Ernest Irwin and ond Ernestine and lOP. M!!llvta 1!1en femlly, Thunday arternocm with Mn. t. . i.U!e&e. Mr1, Will Roberti hu been quite m with the mumJII. .... players and a freahmea. • But from tilts patchwi>fli';-.o. "liUtcb" Gh;IVer bJ,s · .seaure,d t:nCour&.ae~Qmt 'I1uf ~a <l.ead..:.eye shootlnil' Df Harry YCIUtlJlltown; 'Harold Brow~1,. UNION ---'- day afternoon . Dr. Ellis WRB called to see Linscott Saturday afternoon. OOlumbua; ILrid··Roy MJ»s,"Y9YJIJ';I- r-c:.""• to'A'D, are sorely missing, while Mrs. Viola Hysell after spendlns o:over has also loBt a dePtnd,abJ.e iub6'titute, Howgrd wl'th Ad11m1, kersburB. W. Va.; ~l¥1el.ifi.J:1.04Fn, 11uant ·' "fl Mrs. R. D. Young Ihe Doll, pa~~t month with her stst.er Mrs. Gobles Eawa.rd Port.!J,mo1,1,~. ~;~~~:~~f.i~"ii~ of London turned J. D. home AdamaMonday. made 11. bualnesa I t.r~p to Rutland recently. Jamea Sneed moved Into l:.ouse of Hiram Violet Pierce :;--;.-_. ::::.--- I spmlt Mr. TuCflday and Mrs. R~~·~;~~;~~d How~ rei Rutland spent Sunday with mother Mrs. VloiB Hysell. H~~orry Carmtm made a bw;im.SI' tdp to Colmnblll:l Mr. and Mrs. children spent with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Denver bo.by were the Wt!eK. end:··:-:·:._-:: 1 .the Six..Day Whirl 1!61 p1mmts, Mr. a.nd Mrs;.-(:W.ttl;.l, Swick of Rutland. John and Ne!Ue Wlldmtm the supper guests or Mr. acd Mrs. Henry Nelson Thursday eventng, ltichard Moore Is no better :-----~ p••int~. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Om· Cc:vv;c ON,"(OLOM:'t.. Rutland. t1001=ER~ -TEll 1"1E WHAT HAPPENED . Bl'd Mrs. Cla.rt!nce aud Mra. Ben Eblen were J:«::k.!ton Suuday . TO 'iOUR MOVIE Mrs. l!iabelle Raub Is carJcg for Lln~~Cott who Is Ill. Ben Ebleu Is no better. Mr. and Mrs. Hll"nm Moore ·~·" with her JOB~ wuu-. .;. :~ ' ;: Mn. Rlith Bteve and D~tulel Ebje!) helped Arthur Moore La Dutcher Molld&y. F Fox (left) former mOtion pleture C"Zar, pictured with St.nator J"ahn G. Townu~d, of Delaware, u he test! Had before the Senate Bankln1 aT!d Curnney Committee. Fox tolll how a •roi!J' of banker~ headed b)' Alfred Wlreln, fofll!.er head of Ch..e National Dank, deim11et.l him u head ·;:: Lower Thomae Fork E. D. 'l'ucke;:J";;; lleet! re1d sld~! I tle past week. Joe Co~rt rcLmned home Satur- of th• ftlm c:ompal'l)f by re:fu11lna tu acctipl pa)'ment of loan& made to bit llrm. ciay. :li· ·I!· '·.· • : :: ~ ~: Ell Bmlt.h Is 11ufferlng with rheu· maU6m and asthma.. M:a·. and Mre. Walte1· Ooc:lson made t1. tt"ii> to Oheshlre Sunday. Margaret Hysell WflB calUng Dave Dodson Monday. Je6sle Russell was callingMyrtle RUSllell, B&turda.y, Lue Dodson wu calling on Lola Harrltion WedneiiClay. Born t.o Harrison and wife 1L nne FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS 1·1· •'•" ' 'i By JANE GORDON :;:; :;i : ' ,, PARIS' DARLlNGI .• H there's one scheme whicl1 Paris aeem! to be crazy about it is black woolen wilh a touch of white talin crepe. · OAJ AT M~~· G!R.DE/V,Al.Y, •• L~'TEST oF jl;j£' ,FAM_ops 61 KE.'I>tiDiAIG ·lo/AL'I'I<IQURS •• j:l£ WOAl 'f!.IE Cf.!ICAGO G·,p~y 1f!!AS$ ._WI'l'H Wl~Si::r.. ro~~a"" w •tJ P"'il'fi!S BIC:YCI.E' ·•lht. ,.,," No. 1181 ,., ht eb· t~ti1UII irr 16 to 10 •~d 11 to il. •i•'' 1•'"'"" = AIOW JiMMY W~._T,..OIJR. Some of tl,~e voguiah ahadu at 1arnet, wild blacklM!rry, pnrplbh blue or black ln faille crepe silk ia attractive for thb model with white fa'ille 1"/tis it ,.,~J1 for dlliv1r1. It it lutfltl '•'· G- QAY BIKE WH//1!,(.. .. Tot.l~ty'9 dreu ~rltJIJI Pari• tu one'• n~ry door. lt h carried out ln bl11.ck woolen with the unusual veltec uf white 11llin. "''Thi1 •• "!){£' 'ni.(c;I<S! , THE GEEVUM Gmts ,,.,,.,Ji•'' .... l ::::.'{t feu~ · ' - .J!!.: 28 til ' 1 . 1 ...... Charley here Wednesday. Joe Moore buLchercd a Sa~rday. Mary Bailey wa11 calling on Norma Tucker TuesdlloY. Mr. Md Ml11. Tom Morrill tf~ nded the surprise birthday F'riday nigh~ In honor or Tom Tne·Daily ';rribune .and Tri- bun~·Telegraph Great Prize Voting Campaign for $500 in Cash awards will pass into his tory nextJVJo.:q.g.~i: 7ey.~n- -~.. in.g at 8 o'clock. 'the eyes of the .eople of ,;ijt .: f'-7 Meigs couiit:V ·a:n.<r·su·round~ ing territory are upon ~ll§*lY;s~ contenders. Some are near~ · ing -"'ictory's pinnacle while others are sinking into the mire of defeat. ' ,.t"e more working days and tb~ record oftbecan• d:idate will be judged. drlcks. Orval Johnson returned lrom Columbus Thurlld&y. Active Candidates Da.iey JohlliiOn was a recent C'l Lue Dodson. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Will &on ouy spent Tuesday Mrs. Vivian Allensw4trth Mrs. Nellie Barsotti · Miss Ada ~e Campl,lell Miss Lois B. 'Diles · -;: Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio . ,Ohio · Ohio ' .. l· I. ,,. .•.', •••• , ' ,,,lt' . ' .. ~~ . . ' .. .. •.•II· , .· · ~-:·.·. ' ~.... · •• , ~ ...... . ,,..,. • ,_., .•.~ • •. t ·~ · • • I. ' :"'r 'I, • •. • • .~., . , J r,.. . '·• .. ~~ > ' :! ;,. •• • ·"' .... .~ ••• • 14 ... ••• • .• ~ >, t ,. ,; 11 ,.,. , 1 • , , , •• •• ,,' .m .· ,, • :Jill' '1.· ' �.. .' ' ~ ·-~ I ,, j I j; .. 1 • 1''' ~- ' TllUDU '" HUll MOftiDD .. l8lf " OH IO STAT£ NU!!UV « 1 r. ~ ST '" G IUH AYl Wa.rliingrlssuetf For AD Farmers To Keep JndcMI.rs An~ Keep ·Nl Stock fn Barns Dec. 6th C. l.'L. U ~:S 'J::i GILES SMITH IS CALLED BY DEATH WIN bit orden; in quantltie& had ilee'n le~t at any :store In town that hnn · i.1e& meat 11<1 IL is presumed mu ~ mally that the feast will comt .i t r.omt btu da.t.., lor there could bl! 110 fe&!!t without an order amo · J~ the meat ~>I.Gr E! b: lni' left In tim<! em these mliat VP.r.dorfl to buy Ull a -'UPPIY of the OOrn. eht~l.ve 1 1 lc.se ur draw, thcrt' Wlll b' Urn!! J1.ud by ull llul II' : and that Is ~ foregone cor~btllevc you, 1.1.'! . LOCAL SINGER IN ATHENS CONCERT hme ior il: · 1 The following from here attended n: vcrtholes.'l tud thP. Music Club concert held ln 1a t<J be stugtd 1;;11 Athcn.M Monday eve !"ling: Mn. Pattl1e hunters ha v~ tJck Lochary, president ot the Pr:mr-roy Mm11c club. MrS. Wright Me;Croi:Ja, Mn. 0. R Fal"is. Mrs. BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R Sb••... Million Dollar •= Admi..ion , Genb 25c pluo lal< BJRftiDA Y AND REUNION On Suilday Nov. 2-4 ftfty one ~~ c<rPn, irandchUdrr.n · a11d ·areaL ~randchl ldren aathered . LADIES 10 CI:NTS ....... at the home U-R-WELCOME! r,f Charles BJake w1th well ftlled. baskets to remind hlm of lllS Tf birthday. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blake and stx and 8tarhn8" Mecullouah. druggists wit h ~he Red AnchW" DclJartment store have M•lod>I:JI Ey~s tlpdr mov1ni Into the property on Main St., an up~td-date llrU1iJ:!ilt4:Jre new Jooatton. E . o . Tewks- ~vii ,, ., •. k. who had his barber shop Ebersbtlch bulldlng hWI building In JII~···~·· children ot Columbua, Mr. at>d Mrs Warren Randolph tnd three chll~ dJen of Bellville, 'If. V&.; Mrs. Ash~ l!ly Landon, nve children of Baltl· more, o.: Mr and Mrs. Riohe.rd BlakP and three children of Colum- u Jt'l Hn'l It'a !11 The By Final Approval Of Proposala Voiced By Advioory Commi..ion Ia Gh·en By Govemor After Lon1 Period Of Silence I of lhl5 pia~. Mr. s.:1d i I " OPPONENTS TO CARRY FIGHT iTO INFURIATED MOB j • ~ \' ' ,,nd Mrs. Ray Adanu'l and two children of here, Martha Hummel of LEHlC!l.llter. John Webb (I{ Parken burg, iia.rr1 and H arley Adam11 (If t hl~ place - ------ GROUP F.NTERTAINF.P Mrs Fred . Jncludl~ , ,I bE'.l•_...«~TiiJO a ,._ Foiri -...., ........ ,......... ~;cub' t' mf"mbers of the Da.u&hters of Union Vetenms Monday eVtming at her home on ED.St Main Street. Thirteen rr.embers I LONGDALE Lanslolz er•Urtained the hOM.tess wert ?fit il .s...DJ.Ihw_l_alnlor .,.. - Alfred Read Fou~d Guilty of Stealinr $11.00 From Clair~ Windaor AilE UHt:JNi: SI'ARTING NOVEMBER 28 1lu o lh '" I li:' 1 ENDING DECEMBER 7 I :~·:,::;· 1.09 AnBeles, Nov. 29-INS-An(lther atzziJng chapter was written today about Alfred 0. Read, Jr., San F\"anei.!!~ broker, boXer, cay lotJtar~ 19 fl.nd decidedly no longer a friend o1 ' CI.aJ~ Wlrldaor, the beautiful lllonde sci~h and stare actreu.. A Jury Or six men and women ot BeallhSeap a senior the local I1Jgt ' this yr::ar, of ts taking a cdri1course. She IH th~ diLuJil· of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ball· 4 e.n· lSc of Pomllroy, .;.;"'------:-· THRtt .tRR.I::I!JTED ' ' •' ' I • ' • '• .." ' lfb''WhO tiad coofesaed. &tt.ack.ing a white W<Jman, had been lynched by a mob that wrecked the Buchanan coun- oav. Park "t. ... • Ki•n• ' ' . 1 \ P-..ut Butter .p........... Sc.p' Clover Farm I •· , BoUk!o . 47c 2 •• 2Sc -34c: .z·:..: 19c .._ Uc ,.; Sc ,19c - '. SCRATCH PDD6: - ;"'""~' ' J i " lb. Alumni and Students of Ohio State University ·"',':?:.., The annual Ohio Staie Day in Me~-~~ " Will be observed at the,Martin Hotell'ndij It~~ ·:.' · ning. Altdtcheon costing 60 cents per plate will' be served at 6!30. All Ohio Staters and their wives,.or husbands are invited .to attend. Notify Geo. W:·Kreitler, Pomeroy, Omo, pre~dent of the Meigs · County Grou'p, at once that you will want a reservation. Help boost Ohio State. Come to the annual "Thuse" Meeting }'riday night, 6:30,; Martin ,, Hotel, Pomeroy. •i " today ty Jill! at st. Gate OP.,no I :30 P. M. • armotmeed iB no need lot ahorten1nll' tbe seiU\011 <It" reductn1 thfl bat!; oqy 'JJ- Paf-)1 when lnfonned th.i.t I.JID)Itl •Warner, 19, a ·ne- bag Jt. s-n. Down c.... nour . • ' ' ~o~· . A<l,mt ..ion : - A11ul~< 50c~tude~t•, 50c d~partr.wnt Thla wu the brier .statement· talued today by (}(jv. l lb. Tbanksf«\ri~ Da~- 2;30 P.M. tlon make.•· c.. • C(lillmbUil, 0 .. N(lv. 29--INB-Vt: spite tne apparen' lltl8J"clly of ncblts t:hhl yeJ..-, th'! sta.~ oonllerva- INS-..1 have no comment to 24!/z~~1"03 lb. ,. ' Chaoe National Head Suue•to iNation No Scarcity Of Rabbits In Ohio ' noua Monday and placed In the county jail by Deputy Sheriff D. L. Teacy. The three are being held .or- Qhll'l~l said to be !nEid In tbe Jl..\venllt court hen~. Hearings \wJU be nrbged, It was learned, it once. ' :. ~ MIDDLH'OR:t; HIGH : SCHOQL FIELD REG~MMENDAT M~OE TOP ·o~NK G~MBLING' Jetrerson City, Nov. James fole;~aura Foley,. 10 and Vau~tbn ·X.,rr.Jey, 19, all ot Mid- ; ) Lives He Saya After Jail Ia Reduced To Shamblea; Neii"O Had feooed To Brutal Aooault Of White Woman ... ,, Whooe Name Wu Withheld ltnrsburg. Mr and MrA. Evelyn Blake rnct five children of thi.'l place, Mr. ;Polneroy 'Pnrp~e· P.anthers • SHERIFF YIELDS PRISONER : Coun:e Taken To Prevent ! Sacrifice Of Innocent Earl Wagal of Parkersbuta, Mr. and Mrs. Talbott Klnsloua:h of Par- •• \ ' vs. I ~~ I Mr&. ~iddleport Yellow·Jackets ~ ted Missouri Citizens Lynch Woman Assaulter ~ After Crime Is Confesse.d Sheriff Ex· Lynchins Occun At St Jooeph After Mob EatimatH plaioa Why Priaoner At 7,000, Fought And Battered Jail Doon For W •• Delivered More Than Five Houn COLEMAN RITE~ MONDAY • 15 CeDta- ·By Kail t-4:.00 • o! Lo.ncastcr John Baker and dau!l'h~er C&n"ler 1Miaoouri bus; Mrs. Nettle Fcl!iwn and babt """"'.I· 1.Heport, \ll!r• a.rnil~d I day. . A1ainot Monopoly To Floor Of Le1iolative Bodieo; 'iller Battle Ia f orecaot When Solon• 1 Convene Next Wedneoday cl the local music club and also a LOCAl, GIJU. PRESENTED WIT II I'JCHOLARSUt member of the Alhenfl orga!"'lzatlon. Mrs. Zelher, who appeared on last An tnt1rnat1onal correspondenc ~ C"\'enlng'll prolfl"am, sang two numbel'fl by McDowell. "The Sea" and School, Scranton, 1Pa., scholarsh'\1 "A lumber Bong' ami ' At the Willi" biW been presented to Anna &ttler, Pomf!roy Sl'nlor high school J..y Hageman. sl.udent by Edward Ebersbach, of I tile Red Anchor Depart.m ~nt illolt DRUGGISTS MOVE It WEL.:J announced. M1s;, Edward Stark Cloudy tonight and Thursd~y. ;;" Mild tfjlllperature ThUJ'IIo Stat• Monopoly Plaa 01 LIQuor Control Indorsed By Ohio Chlel b:eeutlve Mrs. Helen E. Zaihcr, vice pmsldent ......... WEATHER - FULL LEASED WIRE OF IN,TERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. preMent ' Fullowlng the bl.!lline8.15 meeting Which was presided over by Mrs Kenneth RPed, Mrs. Lily Coates, John Challe, prt!sldent of the or· M1s. Hermlln BurL, Mrs. J . L. Fau- .an1za.tlon, a soCial hour w~~os spenl ~r. Miss Marsuerlte Meyer and t,nd n:freHhmel•tll W6rc served. t:LECTRIC Theatre '· at . Phone 236-L 64 I ... EDITORIAL OFFICE Bulleb to Whiz Hlrh, Low, Wide, Near and Hatodaonae at Pomeroy Cu:n Club Huntera Start; Out to Annihil•te Bre'r R.bbit Hunters. beware. farmer1 , keep 1bum dlvkled Into two sq118(!11 ,)r clole to :rour hOmes amd s""-Y 1:1 team11, th~ one bringing ln the tbe cyclone CPilarii &nd 1:1@ sum r.:m&lltlit numbt-r or rabbitll, pilyln~ that aD your !lveat.oek Is kept !.1 lor t he entire supper. • the barns next WedneMay,- 0:!I. B. Weed, captAin Qt his squatt, cember 8 for the war is ou. coru;.lsting of timoolt · p,nd •JlptmJ 'I'his warni113 ma y seem unw.u fl.l Roescher, Edison Hobb~ettet', · E1"'· &00 it. is, but it is better to be neb"t Duerr, DQr Schuef{ir, JOhn warned and not need il than to Shorr, Si.lp Keehne and Ott need it and not pt it. Strauss, llft.YS the lhlna: 1s "In the To make a kml story shot~. UN~ b::tg" ihat there ··ts nolhlnr to It:· great nimrods ()1 the Pomeroy Om1 ··we can't lolff!," llliYII W~d . •. JJi CJUl) are Iarin« forth on Wed~.- cour~;t the fact that he is satd "tr. day, Dee. 6 ano:1 WUl ftnlah declma.t be the owner of n pet rabbit fan:-:~ illl what rabblta other and bettt r cut nenr '1\ipJJ::rs Plains will hnv" hutlters have ml88ed up to dal!!. no bearng on the case In this inThat Ls they are roln& to kill &ll .stance. they see that they do not mlas on the otht.r hnnd, ··~J ' ' One thiq about these marksmEn Rldg(way captaining L. E. Holme.s, 1/i that then! is never any dani('!r Hart Stanbet'Y, Val Brown. Falh~r of them gettin& beyond the "law • Dunn, ··u r ." Uribble, Ol>car Roed:i limit" In any one day. It hn and Eldon Clark haB not 6o been reported that the only brl•r 1' t:th to say about the affair. taLltlt.t> they ,'ever g~t are the old 1 ·It ~ nol.std about KOmewh11t th £1.1 dtcJepU one• tho.t arfl not "Il l\" ~ ~'The B~" Is r.ot w f:I Ure of ht ·, bli.Jld nnd lame but deaf as well. t l\me t>Upply Ill:! W1..e-d bul ne h.:1,1 Th: l'.ot followers of the chase are c. friend wllo owns sev~ral Ulg Be'ftlurlng on havln:>; their uaual an- e1ans but the friend hR!i not y~t nual rabbit banquet on Thursday, !liYLn hl:; f\ra.l LLn:;-wer ti.S •o Ikc~..mblr 7, so it hO.tl been Sllold b•n \\hcther he can spare them I oil this reporter has been unable to out th ~ Bos.~·s sqund of ra,_ • ctmllrm the ~ : PQrL bE:cau.se no ub j. I>l~•• ~.lm~~~ 0 ... Sc ._,. Sa.p ....... ' .s!ol. 2a ... llc .....td... 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