http://66.213.69.5/files/original/18cdb1f542aabcc499c9a274b9655224.pdf 12bcbd113f14565a77791dad2d5ae2df PDF Text Text TJDl DAILY TRIBU!IE"""OIII:IIOY, OHIO. LANGSVILLE MAN IS BROUGHT TO JAIL fiREMEN BE~TEN MEIGS SPORTSMEN ARE ELATED .To Here BY ANNOUNCEMENT THAT BllDC~l ClERKS LAKEIS INCLUDED IN PLANS STOP -AT- BYRANT'S STAND 'lent ! New• Diueminated Excluaive1y by Daily Tribune, Chief "Bay" Roush, ... To Reocue b An· Mean• of Raia.ing Enthuaiaam Here5 Alao to Afford FO& BOllE HADE Work for Many Who ao"e Idle Now ICE CREAM - - ---- l'tihilated Gilea, Court Sten· O(ITapher Appointed By Court ~CT APPR~VEO Help Yourself To These Woman Beads N. E. A. PITTMAN'S M~N Pl~N Bl "New Deal" In Cotton In· duatry To Berin July 17 Committee At Ec~mic Conference To Decide On Propoaal A.ma1.ing Tale DEFINES WORK WEEK WOULD USE GOU> - 'fRE RUN COUNTS The lli'IDmiBili as to whether a run coantll when n. double play Is completed after a fly ball Is caqht, has , 0n1e up be• fore The play \l(hlch brourht II about Friday evcnlnr Is as fo1lowtl• ODe man Olf'- runntrt on Chfrd an!t PJect'nd. baU4·r hit a ny to uutrltld which is cau:rl:!l 1unner soor•nr after the ralt:h before the runner at t~ccond Is retired on a douhl.- play followina the catch The run DOES cnunt tl'caUiie thtt fOJ'Oe' pta.y In qdMUon R not like one wherein "" runnllr is "for etl" to another b:a.<re by a bfttt.er.., Tit!: .I'Pilner 111 thL H c:tu>e had aiMady tellf.hed s•r 11nd ha.ae a...,. wu tttlred em 11. plav slmUu.r W otll'! rcl'ltdting hat! he 11trayetl too flU' fron'l Uw b!Uie an4 b1:en 'lu-own ool by thl'! catcher ur oth ~r ~lt•\df'i bdorll b1• t'ould return Cho.rlt>.s M:attln, 16, colored was placed in the county jail Friday evening wht-n he anlved here via !Jus trorn Clrclr.ville Martin Is 0.1 cused by uuthorltLt'S o40 stealing a watch from the Grue· qcr Buber Shop hew where he was formerly employed and when n.terroga.tet in regard to the theft (,,, ,., ,d t Sherur A o Traov thp.t he bad sto en the wat"h as aiJeeecf ~n~ u n uontlnued with his storv 1hat he had takPn the walch and o;:,;;hil~g;;;.;-o. M'ift to girl friend • 0 c In a jail cell t.o Twcnty ~ two am:ateur $1.95 AND $2.95 Prlu~r. 'Pomeroy c«mcluslon and facta one LAC£ DRESSES, PIQUES and ORGANDIES Just Arrived! will be l SILK DRESSES Cloalq 011t Odds ,!I.IUI.illdi f \" $1'95, at - I' or one ~ the ha.IJI)lness or all concern. '~ _....,..~lfiiJ.in~ NoW:lfi "'q' """' ~WiJllld ----·-- T.he following wiener roallt thl'! home of Neas6 ,.,lases Mary Mildred, Florence Elizabeth Sauvage Lew"- ,$2.95, f ~ T. .-$3.95,, ' .vlere co.,.lderably .. ' ' Mo~ y ' St"lce quer· .. ' l t OF COURSE ALL OUR·EARL Y SPliNG COATS AND SUITS AT ~IG REDUCTIONS All New Sprinr Goods, Mootly Navy Blue A FEW BATHING SUITS ·All W</4, Now A Bir Lot of $1.00 ·DltESSES ' \ SOc $lao ' Were Mucb More. CHILDRENS DRESSES l>Q~'T FAIL TO SEE OUR [11\lf: OF PAJAMAS FOR MlDES and LADIES. LMOilt beautiful dresses, ar.;.;.,e(l. . ' );:ou will be pri~ ' .. $1.9~ ' l .. Ramblln' Kid • ~ (1a. pel'lftn) Snnd•1'" 111nd Monda:r One rroup of HATS One lot of New Sprinl( and Summer HATS lot die rllht lble f• "'Baqaln of Century .. This fi'GIIP IDohlctN Wlklk, tile coel ...,.. .. fl&iall ... 'Matinee Sunda.y bnnm, NaY7. aDd ~ tU lborb Plth~T~Md Uomedy ! 30 LIBERTY THEATRE Ml4dlepeft. Ohlo Soett, Vhienne ()sborftl:, H w...... In "SUPERNATURAL Shorts "Ftfe" obatetrleJans AU reque&t.ed that., ethl.ca.l reasons, they are not be quoted dlreet· EXPENSIVE Dt'tESSES in Summer shades ' All $10.00 values ........... '.. , ..... - .... 1 •• ·.- • A nice aelectiDII-"-AII.Sileo-Come Qiuek I • . ' ' I I ,vm;\lie 1PI1:G 0' MY HEART' "It's po~~~lble" aald another ''The U&ual result, I ml&ht add, Ia to des~ 10--1>18--l __ Mari•n Da•ln J Fal'ftll Mac at a I lllayed lmruedlalely a.t the !jle pl1X: e tllwz= maf<'h All 3 and MT!l. A S Arnnlrl 11nrl WlnnPr ol · ihr daughtPr MR.LY Virginln. oi Green:-; '>Yf' • • r ~ (' !1 IVf' a 1dvl'd hAt fo ~ .fill nlay "'tuner of champlonehip ' vlslt wUh the former s parents Mr t~rs~nd bracket 1 -H11rbrecht and Mrs John A10old or Harrlaon- f"lt twl1cr ?. - HH?.Oiton vs Hawk ( \ille and relrttiV('!:I ond friends In 1f-D Jenklno;lln vs LPifheit: 1 PomNO~ Mls.<i Fumces Hn.nlug of Athe~ ti. JeJl.ipsnn v~ 1 Vlluq:han 5 fi. J{arbi'~cl\t ' vs n va.u[l;ho.n, ,. ' :-! spending lhe week end with hl:h' Graber, bye Wlnnr!" of cne I < 1ste r MI.G., Mary Vlrglnla Haning ·n~ 1winnm or :l 3 wtll meet 4: f' A R Kni ght wos 1' b11slness visit· WIU' meet bye or tn CLn.ctnnDti Friday The doubles Mls.<i Martha Slagel who has been ... tt,endlng no;mal s~;hool tn W~s:h­ lows H D C arrlvt>d Friday Leo nn<l J Mees a summ('r with her par Murray vs Ltet.wl1er R Ma.neiiS·L Vaullhnn vs Ftl~t;;~;I•Vnd Mr~ John Sla.gel _ WPst wm1 brought horrw p Harbrecht Hnzelton·D the Holzer hospltnl ~t:m vs Qmber-Cllftord h i' has beeu undergoing lii~ condit ion If> repott ccl WIENER ROAST ·~lo't moet ~~ t~~~~~~I :th_·nJor~~~.,~-'r.-·~"=~:.:=;""':J~ I ~e~ond ''CHILD OF l'dANHA TT AN" to a definite with facts not wnre and RA.led s Drug '.l.Ye TONlGHT labor--And It l:n~ett 'nto btl.ch Hardwl\le to.:pn!Ollt lbe Memberll of thP 0&.11\had class of tl'-c410)1~'!t(.iOOc "' to enjoyed jtst what Umc th~v 'J!Lll !to;'li;;;·~·;~h nnd beach PRrty e~ t.o appear !or pi~'S' W Va Fr\riav f!Vf>a_ppenr at 1ht!, tenni~ ..~urt 11 hl,K , , I tO bCIJIU IL HPl w1\l 1e8ffil Ill William Morris or Columbus fttture ''1endlng the WL>ek end with h s Singles drawings wtlre .._!~!",~:~ uncle and aunt, Mr and ta{rs 'yVen· '11-Bla~wlu.-Sauva~e ~ de ll Betzing of E118t Malq sU'eet Frank DIPiero of Columbus re- •• Mullen, 3-Jed Mees turned tn CnlumblJK Fr1da.y af~r a flf!SSY, 4.-£¥lb Htes vs viHit her1• with t elfl live ~ n.nd •.--ot11.~r,... thr: Slmp!IOn M E church Miss Je89le Gray, school teacher or Philadelphia, who was elected president or the National Education Association Frid&y at Chicago. where the association ill. hold· jng its annual convention. M1ss Gray has been active in tbese In PerRonal~ word of .._a. Y•ut $1.00 e..._ The Demand for WHITE HATS Is at ita heiibt New..-...,•lllaJat. $1.00 ancl $1.95 CLOSING OUT TAMS- Your (:boice ..... ·---·- 25cand5Ck PRfSIOENT B~CK~ ~~[ r~R REPEAl It ~·r;;;_~;:~~;.:;~~ Tests Prove Man Vietim,()f Murder They qreed that by a method loug practlced with animals, the Ufe·lfvlng germ of a man can be j mechanlclllly transferred to a worn- Deadlock Blame Laid to U. S.' Door Neville Chamberlale PI Failur4!' of Aareement to Mr. Roose-..-elt Chemical Aaalpio Reveala Poi- Fauncl le Dead Mul'o Body ID ' i.m- -. HI~H DEUH TOlt IS RECORDED IN ~Hm HWEEK-E Statement Rooaevelt Ursina Support At Lead 15 Die As Reault Of Violenr.e In One Form or Otliu OF PLATFORM 10 DIE ON HIGHWAYS Hailed As "Clincher" To Make U. S. Wet By Chriatmao Six Are Killed In One Craah When Trolley Car Hits Auto e~nth amendment today assumed the proport.lons of any e.dmlnlstrat'on drive to whip the Democratic south Into Une against prohlbiUon The admlnlatre.c.ton s J.n11uence tecame a decl81ve factor In the prohibition war after President Roollevelt publicly appealed to the Democratic south to support his party's pls.tl,.Olm declaration for re peal I~ put his sl.amp or approval I on Ute repeal errorts of Poatmuttr General Jame11 L Farley who has l.een r9r urging Democratic leaden to ' fi11ht repeal In every state After the btrth of the three 1 he presklent II penonal appeal children. She 1Jy she said, madt was addressed particularly t.o Demthe miStake' ro permlttlng t.heil' ocrats In the .southern state& ot I teal tatht.r-the oth' r half ot the : bl.r.aare experunent o.ttrlbuted tr. Milwaukee July lO-INSDr Dunwoody- to come Into Ull' Beer Is responsible for Louts Shtlly home and visit th "" children Conti s bultous and ~ rtnu;on­ "And I fell In love with him" ahe ed proboacla testified. "It was only natural, I But It was Ute bung nnd guess Surely we could never have not the beverag:e D'et on the usual beslll of Jrlend· Wh1le tappmg a keg the ship" bWlg blew out .st.ruck Louis She was divorced hom 8belley, In lhe face At a hospital l!t:e but never married tha fa.· here it was found he had suffel'1!d a fractured nose sln~ leli Sanit:uy Grocery Is prov1dmg to be used In the pla.v l'hr tt!Qglq,s pl~y wUl begin prom· ptly at 8 o'clock Monday morning 1 \~~~:~: hearing before undeT the management of Tip Dye ~ nd each set thereafter will hi' J --·---- a ea and haUl'S broulht that lourmtrrwe nt ~ponsored by Dally 1'11lbune and several buslneAA men which wm Monday mornlrut n.t 8 o clock at Ebersbach court ofl the labor and social aervloe. preakled over by eovemmenl It considered \he most controvert:.ect question. ln the whole economic problem-wag· Dr Jobn Fmnklin Dunwoody i~> dead ~ revealed here !.ada)' that the ph.yslclan wh06e marvelOU5 scientific rilscovery, · accon::lln~ "' Mn1 Hommel enabled her tu t:d h\L'ilxmd h.o• ~>ettlement or a J.'iOO.OOO t'JSt&te put Ute case 1n the reoord.!i at 11 Los Court Batura:.... It was not untU the t.hl.t'd chi' J was ~veral months tid, she said, that ahe, fur the nrat time met thc.ll' father At that tlme she ~~&ld. fie Wtui the wUe of James Shelley o! De· trolt. Both she and her buabl.nd wanted chlldreLl, and It was with h~ r husband 3 coru>E'nt she aeJd that she took advontage or Dr Dunwoody 8 'marvelous scientlflc' discovery.. a a.rat.ely and live In competition "In the eyes or Ute wh.ole public there was a. great conferenef! among the very leaders of our tndustl')' NEW VOILES and NEW STYLES -- In Detroit July 10 - IN8-The onll' mBn who coukl tell lJl.e whole stan of Mrs Mae Hommel s thue 'scl- Little ebanp perature 1 have thna~ d:!i.UKhters by a mAn sh, Washln ton July lo-IN8--Th 1 aad move1 see 1 died .n 191~ g e 1 Mts. Hommel, sulr.( her divor~- cPmplugn ror repeal or the elght- day, because this law permits em· players to do by aereement Ul&t which none or them could do sep· 95c boys under the of 17 filed their entries to con•pel;, In lhe ancient atrocity went out Woft.an.'a f1.lr Ohio and Welt t.onl&:ht IUld 'I'UNdaY ' JUH ll~NT ~~ ~ entU\c chUdren, ' car. never speak Ao Buia For Curreny; French Minister Ia· auea ••wamlna'" Washinat.on, July 10--INs-...,n· i eel and approved by President II<><•· I evelt l.n hla'h terma the couon tile code today waa a reality or the COdes to be promu.Jaated der tbe "New Deal" In Industry n lfOeJ lnto efrect July 1'l Polntinl' to the slrntficence the event, PI"Mident Roosevelt "Child labor in thla Industry here abolllhed Alter years frultleaB etr.ort and dlscUS81on Whilie and colored, in voiles, lawns, percalles and A. B. C. materials. More than 500 drl1f!Ses to select from. Ant:nt - By T N SANDIFER INS Staff Oorresponc1ent NEW LINE OF LADIES DRESSES YOUNG LAD HELD FOR WATCH THEFT ' STHRING GH,UP By Adoption Of New A(ITHment I IS SENl TO CHIH EXECUTIVE "Child Labor" Eliminated BUSINESS IS FINE! We have been cloin11 a fine bualne.. for several months. Cuatomen tell ua we have a wonderful line of rood• at the rirht price. We always have new thinp to ohow you. SCIENTIFIC CONCEPTION IS POSSIBLE Accord ina to Telti· tnony of Physician• - AT8~0CK Bovs Must Be On 'Hand At Scheduled Time Or Forfeit Match uue .: . WEATHER FORECAST_; VI!'Jl~ LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. CllnN TEXTRE Firot Match Will Played At Ebenbach Court .. at , READEBS' NOTICE ,.... !t 14111 .w&Q the Newa Oftl.ce of The D&ll;r Tribune, call 236-L; If the Buslne118 Olllce ask for 202-R. ~f~;;~~i~~~~~ �• \ aipKDA!', .lin.!' 10, 11113 PAOli 'i pool With flltered n.ter 11 provided for the candldatft, whlle abower MONDAY JULY 10 1889 THE DAD..y 'l"RIBUNE". "f''aqROY I OHIO baths are avilllable at PBOI!lll'O~, M~'" ,l'O THE . DAILY TRI IJUN E M C Hobar t :rilE liiEIGS FUBLI.HlNG COl\IPANl' ol PomeroJ, ' ObJt b$efed aa ROOnd-ciU8 matter Be~t 13, 1q26, at the Pol1. on\ce at "'meJ.,.Y,, OhJo, unca.er the- Aet of March 3, 11178 P\lbll1hocl .o.J,Iy •aDd .llllliQ' exoept Saturday Locakd on Lowe-r Becot.d Street, romeroy, 0. When our tr1ends .send us let.Le~ oc ntJws matt.tr lor publication they ~ 1n aU e&&e& sign their n&mes--a.lthoua:h not neceN&rl11 tAl bl Anonymou11 lettera, howe\·er eXcP'Ient au:J d~ble 1D Ulem· )11,. 1n no lnltanoo will be pubilahed. r· IASinlniJ sJ1ned 5 One Month 5 1 Th 61J I'Cft Mo n 11 J!S Six MonlhH NY 1.00 , , , . • •, • 2 00 .Middleport Beats Huntington 9·0 I Dne Year 6 00 One Year '-00 ---------------------'~~------------· 1 YE WJI L HEAl' W HAl YE ,UW-Be not decetved; God 1s not mo r.: ked tot what.sot!H!r 8 man soweth, that II h e .d:o.o t eaJJ Fo r he that ~owet h to h1s flesh shn ll of ' $hall ~ the fl esh leHJJ tun uplwn. but he thut soweth to thej Spi nt 1 f.:hall of th{' .Sp1nt l ea p l1ic cve!l!l~tmg Alnd let us nul be! weary m well c:lomg, l or 111 due season we .shall reap, tf faltlt nut - Galatuw :; 6 7 ,D I Rll HI;S HAVI•: WI'IGS--J..abour not to be n c h : ;:;:~:::.,:r:;r· ~o•:nl~l thllle a ~dum For rtchc8 certainly' mak e i;,)w1ng~ , lh ev liy away - Proverbs 23:4,5. own \\ ! I T - - . . I I bg. HAZEL LIVINGSTON awnllmg a "new d(!aJ '' If expreSI:I pJ o vunon s c annot he ~~~~~~~~§~==~~~~~~~ h CH! with their pa.rent.!l F 11 L M Gilmore r P.turn ed home Sold ter le C \V()j kud out whelehy we will Lt• .tt'lSU re d that Russia Will r ~ - - Ml;-ObHI)'s Ruiph of Colum!Juo eur - Saturday f rom Columbus afLcr two down, tha t those ope~tn lng t he a r~ tc lf Pomctov I PJl.lY tha t loall ot o rH hunched m l II !On!:!{} f d 0 II ars, wcrl IC mine v.ould doubt\P.S5 tly It Vl\ICS wcekli visit · the week end with hn parenl~. AI- I ~ pe nt the week end here with her Harrlsn n ScoU and Dayle Shuler thm J enii:Jns aJ;J.d 'life PI re nt~$ Mt a nd M1 s Blain Ralph hud tnr h ettc 1 lo -.e that amount to ou r own Cltlzem m lh1s ___ Mr Morris sutn!ested Lhat they * 11 v1e enjoying a motor Lrlp through Floyd Rupe 1s :; uft~:. lng w l! a Mr aud Mr~ Ma rk GaJdcncl anct d I wCJe h uvlng a State mcctlm~ In ANS"-1 R TO INQUIRIES WHY ~OU iltl·y nnd g rv e t h e ~am~ am{JUill to our nee j pOOl Ciolumbus Wcd nesrlay ond would ltUJ BIRD MINE IIi CLOSED I Letter wnter • • Answers Queries come back t.o ~e e us 1huuday However th e IH'Xt mOmlllK n uesgre.:tl deal mo1 e qUickly and tcrt:unly mote day 1 at w01 •. t ime Mr Parker and than any for~tgn uataon ca n d o 1t nnother ftllow a ppcmcd at ~lH' On June 19th Mr Peal! Parke r mine talked abou ~ t he aovernment tt It we mu Rt lend m oney wtlh 110 hope of ge tng an y rond Mr Morris of t he Reeking j t>ein~ Lack of them and told the of 1t back let's lend our own mon ey to uur own peopl e 80 Valley scale committee u M W 111en Jfiane o~hcm went in that 1 ' " t; b fit• It r.1lne 'be woul Ll!lng twelve or ftf !!'Ji!~!!!..-l·ll••t we ourselvca C~t ll l e&_p tne en,. r e eife ""1 re su Jng or A ce.lleu on the writer, present4 lLen hdndred en 110m lhe Hock~ the ex p e nc)Jt mc of the fundfi • hAve lol:fned lng rk copy or the hrecent con'tra~ Jug VaHey and bring them out n1ade bv the Union and tour bll Most aW the m en took their buc:;keto t d th ropcan natwnS rno1 e than enoug h mOnC'y WI ou a e- Hocking •Valley operator~ nnd went h ume, Jcavmg coal shot quntc sec un tv and If we ca Jl get prodpertty lO no oth er · Arter reading thll contract care~ down In their woms 1ooms not fully the \ulter Informed these poste d mine ca1s loaded m the way than 111 g1vmg our money to worl hlest~ foreigners, we nltn t hat this mine wo.s being op- mine and th 1ee ral h oad 1111 ~ standbud better go !o:h ugghng a long as best we can and fight t:~atelud !by 14h of the worhk",' 'hthcy• h g patth loaded Patt of the orcn p Y ng t e others t a ~ e I rlt• rs being \\Otko:>ct on \\ent to the • th e d epre~r.lO n Y.lth the h•w dollalti thH1 we have I et 1· hnd a Jense from 11 ~-; and th at Uw Hocking Vailev mln~ 5 1 b d d mine had been Clperatlng <lgh1 ' h I I I Our children <1nd r.:hlldr<'n'~ c l (ten WI · lC O\\e own We w e n~ accusvt1 by Mr p ar k Cl steadily sincE! lli5t Augw;t W \thout of eut.tlng ptlccs to whlrzh we tcI with u. hc£ny cllollgh lo;tcl itnm dPht~ we huve a I rene~ co n- friction or trouble or Rny kind and Jll cd that we Jle\cr llt any tmle cut tr uctcd With a ~e t o( natwns who~e !deaR. of honor and 111 - vn about a half capacity basis !hat prl r.P.s a nd that he !Ou'In vellry om 1t WIL8 the policy of mines th\11 office 1 ~ 1 atemvnt. ~vel) place we put 111 t egrLty fall to COl ii CH lc w1th tho ~e t.nlght to Am erican III · oold tor t u gauge the out put t.o bids one of which 15 the State of · d rg ne whM could be sold and operate h 0 I th c expenences dll'H .1nd gentlemen. Ce ttam Y un e 0 .!!IRadlly that when lhese mines op- 0 ' They will put th e Mnme amouut of money tn ctrculatton a e ffi ClentI y, W,., I --- Eu- by thrs nabon l!1 the Ilas t 15 yea1s Mhou!d 80 emt11tter It cr&ted under capacity the costs pet Alwny~ In t he pnst whc:;n the ' ld th 1n from ton mined was lnclell.l'ied so me and United Mine Wo rkets o! Amc!lcn '\!fllllltll Eu1ope tha t lhclt co ntmcn1 (Ott get JIO g that while the policy was contrllry vere In enntrol llf Ohio there wa~ UB without cash 111 hcllld befoH' tlw den! ~ completed * * w me of the southeastern ~ La tes Rc~ Perkms of Scioto county helC Bun.jay night The wnter 5ef5 th iS Slll,,'e Wd move W11l p1eu.ch 1cr lncludmg dl'!itrlct as a July 9th 1he Melly Makers Olub met with put or Hocki ng AIItlnso n Thm sday ) (111C calculRted to ~~8UOY •. 1oy ,c oal dlst.nct Atkinson or West Virginia an <txt.ended visit with 1f• ult to rtnd "lth but I!> upposed to ~~!~il%.'M~rs;~Ciara StePhens ))eitl!l conttolled by ' Vdiey which would Spcift I~D.j QJ !ty \ote In b} 1eation of 1ts trlct The Hockill8 111:1 ' man y height over t hi s district ~ It seems however that Gen mal !" ~ Jlugh S Johnson in charge of tndustJy Is notadvantages ~;olng 1.o pmmlt any ch unfair lt!> he lis I hU ~ lfJI'O Lect in the prcs5 of June llth as s,fiYI~~ rlt't~b~~ .~tllCnvePI~~~l~ a~~~ 1l mu:1 t I t~c T he law specifically rcqulre:. tnu~ evc 1)' agreement contain a c \Coant to tecognize collec tive l l;u t gRinln g and not to require men J Join a uni on as n condition ur Hllplymen t This law will be executed a~> \\IItten [ To Jnctustty he salct There is !1b.<iolutel.}l 110 uutson 01 IBW for !ahor to demand 8 eollecLlvc bargA-In n advance of submission of a code, Llld celtll-lnly 1t Is n wa:;te of time 1 for any Industry to rush to set up a company union ' I to custom that these mines did not t lower mine labm scalt! for Pome have compan)' 11tores anct made no ,oy district thAn thnt put on the cha1ge for writing orderB to anv Hocking Valley mines This v. as st ores stlected by the worker tro m justified to gl\le Pomer~y ,district day to day, that mines that pushed an equal cha n ce Jn the markct.s THE ATTORNEY APPEALS their output to capacity Rnd work- Much Hocking VRIIcy coal Is douf II I ht HB ATTORNEY found gu1ltv of man~ aug er 0 ow- ed a third of the time al'ld had t he bl1• the th ickness or Pomeroy coal · k · hi ·h h, W'lg mvolved whtle nl- \'i RGe& about all traded out or the that In the Pomeu1y district re1 1 1 lfll! n '' •' wrcc Ill W C e • o ,mpany store !JOt some pront that qnirlng twice the machin e rutting J]egedly tntnxlulted, has seen fit tu appL•al hts case aftm enabled them to llt.and some more double the machine up keep double It looks to the writer · 1 h t b ho ed that upenses than the Red Bird mine the power fm catting double the Hocking Valley opcraLms f:1Iling to HCL lll e .l new triD · It 1 ~ muc 0 e P could stand slnoeaJsoo.t thatmlno amount ot posla double the Inside Jon wasted seven weeks time in the high e r (.:OUil, hea1·ing ht :::~ r ase, wh1le gl\ilJig htm evP.ry tlo house rent chariJe was made no I t~ack and double the track laying making a contrRct that attempt& • 11 t h 1t whtch charB:e ror house coal hot water and R~o produclns double the I tu de.st10y t\le Pomeroy coal diStrict (OntndcratlO n, \\Ill uut a OW auy ec mea 1 Leg nil the farm land miners will use I IUllount of slack which Hlways sells the above Indicates that the have no b e.um g v.halever on the gutlt or mnocence of the and that there was rtq docking sya~ u.t a l081i Uml.tid States Government is going 1 it t I tern ot charges tor dirty coal The Mr Parker slttmg ln the Hocking 1 to lay down the rule5 tor operators uccu ~cd, to mt eltt' l C w1th JUSltce an d a II ow th 18 cu pr 0 W"!ter Rlso tnfonned them that tt Ivalley labor~1eettngenabledtheblg nnd mlneu whether they like It or 1 ~ecure a new tlatl, • !had been a ftxed policy to ellmlnnte I:lockinK Valle) operator~; to mclud e not 8\ld thLs writet believes the > j every cause for 111Kument.s at th e 1Pflmeroy dllltlict as a parL of the ~ 01 crnmmt will be absolutely la.lr He haM b een !111 d (anty and found gUllty of n most Red Bhd mine, that resulte had Pocking Valley di.stllct and oJ to nil concerned terrible crime. H\ !-illl: h r.:onv tctwn h e has bee n branded shown this to be a good thinK to co urse with the sRme mine la.b01 Ttils omce gets 8% for selling 1 • • h do tha t every operator wh o had scale Fine for the Hm:klng Valley rLn l We keep the books for some as one of t h0 da.ngt• l ous men tor any commumty to a~e ever operated thl!lm1ne on thesy 8. l ut v.hat tot Pomeroy an old coal cuRl co mpanies, order their cart> and to hu1bol umong 1ts t.u e tul c1t1zen~ He, an nttor- tr>m now proposed had tailed but t11Btrlct which has alw vs mam- bill but thell ca1s, buylht:!lrsupplles tha t thf! y co uld have tree acoess to tt. lned Its own Identity md been ad .ancc money for PB.Yl'Olls free ot ney, who sho u ld kn ow tht Ia\\ ~ b et t e r than any other sll books at any time and If they Ki'lcn a lower labor nle by the Un - charge and ue willing to ~o 'more ela~:W:~ o t people, \\ho lS hould u .. c h1~ e\cry effort in ~eewg fll!ttle out something different Jon always In the paRt aud which •n the5c Ume1 \\hen thcle are mUl'*'ich--would -not mlm I___ w'll always_ hnve t l1at those Ia\\ A ,ue l'n f o1~.:c d lUlll t'\eu w1 th ou t Iaw, w h o ~ - -shut_ this _ ___ _ _to _h~a:v~·~·~1o:•:•~·~·-"~"':.,.:o~f__:cgoo=d~:P:co~p:::lc Idle, 1t tho 1 I I T I Ill " I • hould ondea\01 at nil lime' to'"" that hiS fello\\ cit> "ens at e p1 otectcd t h1 oug h t h e ~nft> nnd ~ane actiOns nf thctr n c 1ghhors, H gullly of rlo1ng t ht' exact teverMe He ha ~ h e~ n lo und guilty of dnvmg a motor vehicl e, !• pote ntial murdtl machme when m thr hands of 1rre~ AponKIIJlc Jll'rHo n ~. whtle under the Lntluence of liquor and by such actton:; nl klilmg a p e rl ec tlv 1m1 1cent young ladv He ha~ tnken horn h1s co mmumty u g1rl whose presence wa s n.n In~pnatmn anrl a t cnrtem y for good. He hag ro~ mov ed happmess from the h ea rts of her fam1ly and su bstituted .sol r ow and woe therefor, yet doe~ he try t o escape th e natural consequence of that deert .. Drunken riiJHlr ", next lo 1a~.:k e teeri-1 and gangsteu1, I are th e wmst m en ace any commumty can have. Aa such they mu Rt he dnv1 n fr nm illlr ~t1 eets There is only one wny 111 whH h thnt feat ca n he a cco mplLqh !lrl and th~t 18 by maktn g an exa mpl e of eVP. ty drunk e n rll'ivcr followjng hi" eonvtctwn. 'I he wmld must be mado a ~ afer plac e in which to ltvc and 1m prtsomng drunl{ e n ririvers will go a lotig way to'""arrt a cco rn~lh t!htng that e nd I I I As tsalb_0 Annada Witl!;!ed on Epic Flight """ I --== J'"' and Fmts J1m Kmght "den ""' Justiceof Waiter Molls Of Mason Bunls Paul Brown Sho. hins Be1nELrd Bell and D I sore throat r..ll•ldten tctmned to their home at Mr and Mt s Dan Kelton 11111 IJo, mdlay T ue6 rlay after a few Qnys Nat1\da Rife) are a.nnourJCIIIK the vtslt hete with their p11.1ents blrtjl. of a bab:. girl fi.-{1 and Mt s Ch&u • .cey Jt1fe are grandpa rents Mr and Mrs Elza Scott were 6unday ca.ljers of Mr aud M1 s Howatd Shuler Ma.r1on Rife fell oul of an up ,:~ t&ir.s wln~ow at ~1s home cfractu"red ~It arm Teeently 11 e~ o 1 t Pleasant 'iartrord Hay . nd VlrgJ\ mn Rubr McKin-J , Mattern <Contmued rram Pa~e One> I The ca bh.: gram disclooed t h tt Mntien\ will br able w ~;:c l u phllH:! - -- -·- - Buy handkerchleh with what it save• LISTERINE 1 TOOTH PASTE ·---------------- 25e Floyd Gardm1ct who hnd spent a. month at Findlny !l'ttllllcd to hiiih nne hetc I Dolothy Fife of Ston s Run we nt the ,week e nd with. her cousin Docoth y Scott ' ~ 1h -' ." '1 • \. ' ' ' ' ~ • ' ( Did You Ever Stop To Think? -hdnolo4: need By EDSON R. WAITE lo letf_yo1'/.l ,, ! you think all qigarettes are alike! Well, you ~usr light up one of these and see! for yourself that Chesterfields arc: rq1lly d1fferent. , Shllwnee, Oklahorpa HENRY J\. ))E·NNIS, J:;DITOR Of' THE HENDERSON (N. C.) DISPATCH SAYS: "The right kind.of advertioin' ia alwaya beneficial to the product about whicll1t io concerned. Thia ;, particuladly true of newapaper advertioin1, becauoe it adftlilo of a frequency of freah· ner that ia poaaible with jio other medium. ' "The reason no ~or~·buainess people resort to advertiaing as a oalea medium io that they are not convinced of ita value. And why are they not con'iinced? Simply be£auae they refuse to allpw themoelvea to be 4hown. They won't give advertising a chance. .~~. w " '' ' "SO • ,. "They're milder fJ.: one thing. • And they taste better, But just you take a few puflj; and you'll know they're: the kmd :that satisfy!" fOO. "A departmentatore,~at advertioea two or three timea a year very little better off thall. had it not done ao even thoae few timellimeo. It ia true with other kinda of commodities. There are timea when big copy ia the thing to uae and timea when better reoulta can be obtain'W otherwioe. If tile time ia abort and the meuaae mull be put i.croaa, 10 the limit in aize and prominence· taketh., ful! pa~e. If there io enough m11ney, take the full pag; and follow 11 With halveo or quarten. If funds are very limited don't uae the full page at ~til, but use amaller apaceo and rrely upo~ frequency of inaertion.;to fet the. r~ulto. And they· will come l!roVi~' lhe c:q)ilm<RI.ItY f.i aatab!e and ia properly preaented i~ th'e.apac:e uoed. , . 11 "I know alaunch:fm'n who never advcrlloed untillaat year. He ~er•'n 'Wiih a apaee,onc,e to twice a week-lwayo once. Toilay lle at>Y• he hu c:uoto~J~era ~ho never befort~ patronized "im ancJ, 1"111 the acwal !'llmbef of ia much greater than ever blfiire. He.&~ .IJ!ed 1¥,d ljP.PY anc! done it refrlllarly and haa been 11~!;: to .-et h••lll••~·•• acfOu. ~ ' fl!itom""' t 0 19H, Lloai1T Ar Mvnt Tot.ux:o Co. ,. • • ALFRED I ''STOLEN ~ LOVE~ Cllalm Wetzmann D! (left), dl ~ttn gu~sh e d !>C tent .~t Merrill Bunce and daughter Mr a nd mle rnatiOnal }e~der m ZIOillSm, and hl ~ ho:st, Pr ~"sl­ Q.nd Mrs HortieRou::;h Ura Sw:l,ho<l" I R Ul'u :<1 C DaWt! 'H of A Century of Progre~s. al lu nrh ~ n d Mlldred Rausb t! CH 'fl 1~ Mrs Ouy Pr11dy and daughte 1 t World 's F'alr u'l hono c ot D1 We1zmann ;~~c "!~~~ln!u~er brother RRYlllOI:ld ~:~~~~~:~\:a., one of the c\ents o{ Jewt sh Dav at the tan· M1 and Mrs Leonard Olhnmc 1 th m lg' Dr W e1Z ma nn was to wttnc~R the gJg/lflLI~ 11 Charles Gilmore and Bhl can let c eve 1 1 • t he tilatrerl 'll 0 • f Columbus spent the week cnrt :<~p ectacle, "The Romance of a Pcop "• r. ' p ub)' Forum h~ 0~1·~·:·~------~------- a.rrllBLI their rela.tjvea and {rlendli Rathered m to help them celebrate th~lr 40th wedding anniversary which was J uly 3rd Thy were married at All bnt1)' by Rev Wilbur Stanabut y AL noon dinner was served ~nd Ice cream and cake in the afternoon Those present were Mr and Mrs v.llll Jacobs. Mr and Mrs L J Reynolds and three daughters, Mr and Mr!i C A Thomas and t.wo daughters, Mrs Emma Ma ry Reynolds, Mr Rife, and Mrs Mrs , PROTECT AMERICA FIRST ilE SUGGESTIO:-.! that Amer1ca lend to Sovtet (lu!ISia a tm m of ol Dp Hl XIrnntcJy one hundrPd mlJltollB Of dollars wberchv tl11 mttwn m gastem Eu1 o pe w11l be e nabl ed to tradt! tht.' .1mount w1th t hiH country and 1u1 a direct res ult, st1mulute Lu~mess Ill tht s counlly, 1K very fine mde ed But there .u e many "lfs and PX<.:ept:-;" to be cons1dered Celt.un 1t ~~ that the policy :-;eemwgly followed by r•tCVIClll~ Hdnllll!Slllltllln:-; With Je~a ld t o Jendlllg money ,to .vny u.ttHlll .~~kwg for tt 1egardlc"~ ol dOility to pay, has wo1n Jl.-,c lt out and th u4 ~;:ou nt1 y'l'\ ( lt Jz~ ns htp It! anxwusly 1 Atrtrt.JI· ·\a I I I or hll put, Pan~AmericaD continue the ruaht. and ~ hi& bl¥=kera to pt. Ln touch wUh tilt avta.tlon concern J A la.ter ra.d.iotP'am from llattenl • to liUJ'Iei!On ~vealed th&t be bl4 OOen utfm ed a plane by tbe New York J ournal 111 which to ClOiltinue I •DELAYED A vel} enjoyable time was spent at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Roush Sunday when several ol I 10-INS-Out a: a matc.eret!l __ OLD KYGER ' uly from Mr and M.ni VirJU Swarts, Mr. <. nd Mrs Paul McC&Lst8r 8114 son s nd Ruth Benke of Pine Ol"''Ve W \a illlrt M.r and Mrs l)ana Swarta and family Mr and KrB James 1Swart.z ami CJ1a rleB Plfh waa the Suuday dinner' luetits of Mr and. helnolltl crime r.orth In search ot someUung M Js v~m ShJ.Unway Unconditionally pardoued 17 1 &teady " w ~ Robin.IIOI:I Ia paintini btl ,years as~ Boles h es found th.ll.t On the New Year F.;c wh.lch lt~;tdence thll week the vt!r)' \Act that he Is an ex-con~ ushert:d ln Lh~ yea1 nf 1!10.! Harold Mn; Rernlce Hawk of Hemlock vl~~ven thollll:h there is nO(ll' Fr!edborn took his L.t -~ t !i! 1.1ld s is <J JOVf' callt'd on Mrs 0 D Bentz "ho now doubta hi.., lnuocence 'bf ter F lorenctl skating 01 a Nm th I Frldii.Y the crtme for whlcll he was con- l Demer pond The g1rl a as u s- I Mr and Mrs Ham Ou.thrie and YJctod- has ma de I1Je UJJ~arable 1 ~ ulted her bJ o ~h t r bru ta ll y btat ~ u I daughter Maxine were business 1 has IJlade It lmpoSSlble tor,dilm to to death wtth an axe ham.J le \.. \ l8itor:s In Pomeroy Monday 1r:ake a living for h!msell and hu; The clty pollee depallme nt wa~; l Mildred Bentz and Jack and famllf• IHOtL<Jed to unparalled JtctJvlty hv [)Qcgel Btmlz a re spend1na thia The story or Boles lnca rcerat(Oh the crime Busplcwn wa ~ !lnalty week with t.lwir aunt Mrs Emmett l(oes back to 1902 Buies o happy~ directed t.ow~trd Boles v.h o ln the Hawk ot Hemklck Grove go-lucky mu~;lrhm wa~ In Denver I r•teantlmc had gone tu Bntlsh Col - ~ Mr and Mrs Q.!lcar Flndl1ng and vlth his guitar mardolln and lllo- , urrbla tamlly of Coolville were the SunR lin He was seeking to get started 1 1 was told tha t 1 rl1dn l hrw e to 1 day !;UCSI.!I or Mr and Mrs Nor· In hi~ profess1or 1Jl the el l,)', while comtl back 1.o Denver- tlmL they wood Knight couldn t take me If I d ldut wan t to Mr8 Arthur Lippincott of Mar ~ , 110 Boles t1ald ret t.a. WWI the dinner gue11t or M1 Mr and Mr~ Frunk rban ol But I told tiJPm I coul (l rleut i!nd Mrs Dana. Swartz Thursday Portsmouth werP visitors h~re Sun- l r i)Helf In 10 nun ute:. 1!1 Dcn vt r and I Coy Hawk , local milk dea.ler tJ> 1<•ny arcompu.n)1ng Mrs Ell'll Harry 1 returned with omcer:; 1 ~arkers!Jurg purchasPd a new truclt who has been vlslt1n~t wtf.h tht•m I Boles dld not r::lHH.r hlmSi'lf ln 10 U::ls week \ ta her home hr1e mlnut.es- lt toolt. 12 year~ lm pns 1 Mrs James VanMeter Is vlsltlng 1oued at. til e age Q[ 33 he Wll.S sr•nt i ller parents Mr and Mrs Kimes at MJDDLt;PORT MAN ARfi.ES"f[D to the s tate prlson at Canon Ci ty Ch ester lor Ufe I Mr~ Mul ford S pencer or DelaR()I;.~ Shoemaker or. M16dlep01t 1 The stone hoard or purrlont! be- 1 ware and Mrs Clinton FrO!t ant.l wa~ arre10ted Saturday by, De puty came mterested m t he case A :;on ot Athen!l were week end 0 L Tl:acy u n.n slleged ' state or l t,wrou8hgmnrr :lovestlgatlon con- I gue-st.s of Mr and Mrs Will Bentz mtoxicu.tlou Shoemakers vlnced them that Boles \\nil lnnoRev McCormick was the dinntt follow ed an allercatlon be~een he cf'nt On lht! Jr'Wmmendallon of I 1 uest of Mr and Mrs DeU Gaul of an d his h1 other HollJs BhQemaker I he board 001 r;.eorge A Carlson l',;u mn er SWldaY at t he former~ honH oft nuve srgned au unr ondJltonA.l IJal don on ~ - - - - - - - --E;treet aCf'Hflng to the ollegntlons or Jan 14 1916 l'lfn~ Ross Shoemaker The man Is A rrBe ma.n on~ mm• Buies ':"lwlllung o. preliminary he'lrlng on I<• Und form er sources or Income mtoxlcRllon chargeR c'osed to hun No one 1t ~ecmed ,...._. 11 an ted an t>X - GOO Fllmll y Holes ENTERTAINS t R.l!i:f'l DS I se Ltled dOI\Il 1n T.on~~:rnonl Colo , M'~" Ed\thP 'I'he!SI< ol Hnrtrord I where ht h .-. ~ eked uul a h\l!JI:I: dellglltfull} entP.rtalncd ' with a tFRr.:hlng music po.rt~ at het t1ume In Htwjotd F'rl Now Bolt s Mks thut Oo ~ Ed C c.av evening r J(oh nson ha1 e IW!Tit pr•Jvrsluu tn fldf.:' After several ho urs or da ncing or hJ H em e 111 his uld !J.ge rh e 1 nnd playing game.o; datnt..v ' refresh - Yr ars. he spent m pr1son he pomts ~~.. ments were served tUl would !lave bet•n t he most p ro- lr\oot••-.-, 1"P'"'sor.,, .....~_';_~tM.u... U.o.rloo 1 0<11b ....,e - - ., Among those present we!e ML~~ t ' uct 1\ e l•ears o f h IS 1l f e- f rom JJ t.o , Gtmtlftice. •f u... 11 ..., <'~ "'"'"on you m. Lar~~ tubo•t 251.. Nuie r s Maxine , Louise and Ali(' K earns 45 )'eHI'"l of nge Boles o.sked the .., • .,.,1.,.n.o r,..,~,s ... ndpr<t~~~Cc-,-.r..,., Moro Lnum Sch 1ny VIrginia J ~ttce 11 nd gove1 nor LJ allnw the legislature to __ 11 ..... you •rP••»I,..,,., P • ,_ - P :F ranees Aumiller or Hartl'J I d l!nd ret on his mmal clann ag<~.JnE t th e o~...um ... llo!J .~~o~ rou ..-r. ...~~~. ~~ ..!;t;:. Elate Molls Laura Elias a.ud Pen e- rtut.e ln !he specia l session soon to ...,d.,~robid• ... ~~>uely • ..,._,"- La..a-t lo:ge Motls of Mason Ai1l,o M e5STS ...e callt!d I -.1 c... C~ ll Knight Dor.nld Rou,h Jam I Ked I aoz-a • • •• (fQrmeriY I ~----De-1-1,-,-,.. ---B~y--~C-,,-,~..------;---------,B~J-oMa ~Q~--------M, Wee k • · .,_ l.(.:)ntb. Coni}any complet.ed th!a day we hP..ve satisfie d ounelves that P.id ere correct llfld that no one at any tJme has been cheated out of one cent in the h&ndlh~oa ot the mBtterH J)t'rlilnlng to the Red Blrd mJne Sloned T H Stiles, At SchoU, Arthur Rupe, Blain Ra.lph Committee The above st.tement Is publlshbl for the purpose or refuting the lies 1 started by men Whose ambiUon tn life 1a to sttt up trouble where 1 thlng& are pleuant between emplayer and employees and the Ues 1 are being repeated ~)' men who I fi{'Cin to enjoy doing something I mean to th ru,;c who hnve treat ~ d . tl1em the best M C Hobart. 1 tor EdUorlal OJIIce Call 236-L PDe comzqj~ wtre a.nd t.~rce cl l\dren waltecJ In Rocky Pord Colo T hey hal) RtWell'&olel, 63, vlcUm ot trqlc rome on out here !rom our horn" misca rrhLii:e of juatice, reunt ly 1'1 8ul1iv11.n Jnd Bles toh.J Gov Htepped forth to ask the state or Ed C Johu110r1 Therf' WIL!l not hing ColonW.o to partially rtcompenae for me In Rocky Ford w ht>r~ t hey him far l2 of the l'leat years of hl.a Wl!r~ 11t.a. yl n~~: 11.11d I <arm on to ur., spent behind the a&.eel .bars of Dmver In search or w or~ l found th e atate penitentiary becaqee ot a I &~me t.emporury er:•pluyml:'m hen: n1lstaken attempt to aytnae a and then wen t on v.or kaw mv wa) Denver, UJ,e ,lll&C9'11'11 tliit the un~er· at the Peaeqck 1 boob of said company am! the 1 book• and papers of lL c HObart , Coal Company &ales aaent tor said upon ln.spectlon 1 m!ne, and th~t ChJCaco, Pblladt!lphla, PltU.burrh. M.ilwnket ~ cer~t') have al11.'1t.Yll without not&U had the r1Kht to Inspect the NATIONAL ADVERTISING 1LEPBISINT.\11VU Fred Kimball, La.c. For Bumetiis OJHu and Circulation Dept. Call wm IMPRISONED :TWELVE YEARS FOR CRlliE OF ANOTHER, DENVER MAN SEEKS AWARD 1 BJrdl l.m,ted. Crash That lnj\lt'ed Film Star Middleport, OhiO J!U'• 2'!1h 101' Whom It moy "'!N>>m. Thl& I 'I'he camp wtll be oonduct.ed. be1 tweet1 the period, July ~ Lo August 3 Zionist JU &<m!rnment aays so all thnea. • �• \ aipKDA!', .lin.!' 10, 11113 PAOli 'i pool With flltered n.ter 11 provided for the candldatft, whlle abower MONDAY JULY 10 1889 THE DAD..y 'l"RIBUNE". "f''aqROY I OHIO baths are avilllable at PBOI!lll'O~, M~'" ,l'O THE . DAILY TRI IJUN E M C Hobar t :rilE liiEIGS FUBLI.HlNG COl\IPANl' ol PomeroJ, ' ObJt b$efed aa ROOnd-ciU8 matter Be~t 13, 1q26, at the Pol1. on\ce at "'meJ.,.Y,, OhJo, unca.er the- Aet of March 3, 11178 P\lbll1hocl .o.J,Iy •aDd .llllliQ' exoept Saturday Locakd on Lowe-r Becot.d Street, romeroy, 0. When our tr1ends .send us let.Le~ oc ntJws matt.tr lor publication they ~ 1n aU e&&e& sign their n&mes--a.lthoua:h not neceN&rl11 tAl bl Anonymou11 lettera, howe\·er eXcP'Ient au:J d~ble 1D Ulem· )11,. 1n no lnltanoo will be pubilahed. r· IASinlniJ sJ1ned 5 One Month 5 1 Th 61J I'Cft Mo n 11 J!S Six MonlhH NY 1.00 , , , . • •, • 2 00 .Middleport Beats Huntington 9·0 I Dne Year 6 00 One Year '-00 ---------------------'~~------------· 1 YE WJI L HEAl' W HAl YE ,UW-Be not decetved; God 1s not mo r.: ked tot what.sot!H!r 8 man soweth, that II h e .d:o.o t eaJJ Fo r he that ~owet h to h1s flesh shn ll of ' $hall ~ the fl esh leHJJ tun uplwn. but he thut soweth to thej Spi nt 1 f.:hall of th{' .Sp1nt l ea p l1ic cve!l!l~tmg Alnd let us nul be! weary m well c:lomg, l or 111 due season we .shall reap, tf faltlt nut - Galatuw :; 6 7 ,D I Rll HI;S HAVI•: WI'IGS--J..abour not to be n c h : ;:;:~:::.,:r:;r· ~o•:nl~l thllle a ~dum For rtchc8 certainly' mak e i;,)w1ng~ , lh ev liy away - Proverbs 23:4,5. own \\ ! I T - - . . I I bg. HAZEL LIVINGSTON awnllmg a "new d(!aJ '' If expreSI:I pJ o vunon s c annot he ~~~~~~~~§~==~~~~~~~ h CH! with their pa.rent.!l F 11 L M Gilmore r P.turn ed home Sold ter le C \V()j kud out whelehy we will Lt• .tt'lSU re d that Russia Will r ~ - - Ml;-ObHI)'s Ruiph of Colum!Juo eur - Saturday f rom Columbus afLcr two down, tha t those ope~tn lng t he a r~ tc lf Pomctov I PJl.lY tha t loall ot o rH hunched m l II !On!:!{} f d 0 II ars, wcrl IC mine v.ould doubt\P.S5 tly It Vl\ICS wcekli visit · the week end with hn parenl~. AI- I ~ pe nt the week end here with her Harrlsn n ScoU and Dayle Shuler thm J enii:Jns aJ;J.d 'life PI re nt~$ Mt a nd M1 s Blain Ralph hud tnr h ettc 1 lo -.e that amount to ou r own Cltlzem m lh1s ___ Mr Morris sutn!ested Lhat they * 11 v1e enjoying a motor Lrlp through Floyd Rupe 1s :; uft~:. lng w l! a Mr aud Mr~ Ma rk GaJdcncl anct d I wCJe h uvlng a State mcctlm~ In ANS"-1 R TO INQUIRIES WHY ~OU iltl·y nnd g rv e t h e ~am~ am{JUill to our nee j pOOl Ciolumbus Wcd nesrlay ond would ltUJ BIRD MINE IIi CLOSED I Letter wnter • • Answers Queries come back t.o ~e e us 1huuday However th e IH'Xt mOmlllK n uesgre.:tl deal mo1 e qUickly and tcrt:unly mote day 1 at w01 •. t ime Mr Parker and than any for~tgn uataon ca n d o 1t nnother ftllow a ppcmcd at ~lH' On June 19th Mr Peal! Parke r mine talked abou ~ t he aovernment tt It we mu Rt lend m oney wtlh 110 hope of ge tng an y rond Mr Morris of t he Reeking j t>ein~ Lack of them and told the of 1t back let's lend our own mon ey to uur own peopl e 80 Valley scale committee u M W 111en Jfiane o~hcm went in that 1 ' " t; b fit• It r.1lne 'be woul Ll!lng twelve or ftf !!'Ji!~!!!..-l·ll••t we ourselvca C~t ll l e&_p tne en,. r e eife ""1 re su Jng or A ce.lleu on the writer, present4 lLen hdndred en 110m lhe Hock~ the ex p e nc)Jt mc of the fundfi • hAve lol:fned lng rk copy or the hrecent con'tra~ Jug VaHey and bring them out n1ade bv the Union and tour bll Most aW the m en took their buc:;keto t d th ropcan natwnS rno1 e than enoug h mOnC'y WI ou a e- Hocking •Valley operator~ nnd went h ume, Jcavmg coal shot quntc sec un tv and If we ca Jl get prodpertty lO no oth er · Arter reading thll contract care~ down In their woms 1ooms not fully the \ulter Informed these poste d mine ca1s loaded m the way than 111 g1vmg our money to worl hlest~ foreigners, we nltn t hat this mine wo.s being op- mine and th 1ee ral h oad 1111 ~ standbud better go !o:h ugghng a long as best we can and fight t:~atelud !by 14h of the worhk",' 'hthcy• h g patth loaded Patt of the orcn p Y ng t e others t a ~ e I rlt• rs being \\Otko:>ct on \\ent to the • th e d epre~r.lO n Y.lth the h•w dollalti thH1 we have I et 1· hnd a Jense from 11 ~-; and th at Uw Hocking Vailev mln~ 5 1 b d d mine had been Clperatlng <lgh1 ' h I I I Our children <1nd r.:hlldr<'n'~ c l (ten WI · lC O\\e own We w e n~ accusvt1 by Mr p ar k Cl steadily sincE! lli5t Augw;t W \thout of eut.tlng ptlccs to whlrzh we tcI with u. hc£ny cllollgh lo;tcl itnm dPht~ we huve a I rene~ co n- friction or trouble or Rny kind and Jll cd that we Jle\cr llt any tmle cut tr uctcd With a ~e t o( natwns who~e !deaR. of honor and 111 - vn about a half capacity basis !hat prl r.P.s a nd that he !Ou'In vellry om 1t WIL8 the policy of mines th\11 office 1 ~ 1 atemvnt. ~vel) place we put 111 t egrLty fall to COl ii CH lc w1th tho ~e t.nlght to Am erican III · oold tor t u gauge the out put t.o bids one of which 15 the State of · d rg ne whM could be sold and operate h 0 I th c expenences dll'H .1nd gentlemen. Ce ttam Y un e 0 .!!IRadlly that when lhese mines op- 0 ' They will put th e Mnme amouut of money tn ctrculatton a e ffi ClentI y, W,., I --- Eu- by thrs nabon l!1 the Ilas t 15 yea1s Mhou!d 80 emt11tter It cr&ted under capacity the costs pet Alwny~ In t he pnst whc:;n the ' ld th 1n from ton mined was lnclell.l'ied so me and United Mine Wo rkets o! Amc!lcn '\!fllllltll Eu1ope tha t lhclt co ntmcn1 (Ott get JIO g that while the policy was contrllry vere In enntrol llf Ohio there wa~ UB without cash 111 hcllld befoH' tlw den! ~ completed * * w me of the southeastern ~ La tes Rc~ Perkms of Scioto county helC Bun.jay night The wnter 5ef5 th iS Slll,,'e Wd move W11l p1eu.ch 1cr lncludmg dl'!itrlct as a July 9th 1he Melly Makers Olub met with put or Hocki ng AIItlnso n Thm sday ) (111C calculRted to ~~8UOY •. 1oy ,c oal dlst.nct Atkinson or West Virginia an <txt.ended visit with 1f• ult to rtnd "lth but I!> upposed to ~~!~il%.'M~rs;~Ciara StePhens ))eitl!l conttolled by ' Vdiey which would Spcift I~D.j QJ !ty \ote In b} 1eation of 1ts trlct The Hockill8 111:1 ' man y height over t hi s district ~ It seems however that Gen mal !" ~ Jlugh S Johnson in charge of tndustJy Is notadvantages ~;olng 1.o pmmlt any ch unfair lt!> he lis I hU ~ lfJI'O Lect in the prcs5 of June llth as s,fiYI~~ rlt't~b~~ .~tllCnvePI~~~l~ a~~~ 1l mu:1 t I t~c T he law specifically rcqulre:. tnu~ evc 1)' agreement contain a c \Coant to tecognize collec tive l l;u t gRinln g and not to require men J Join a uni on as n condition ur Hllplymen t This law will be executed a~> \\IItten [ To Jnctustty he salct There is !1b.<iolutel.}l 110 uutson 01 IBW for !ahor to demand 8 eollecLlvc bargA-In n advance of submission of a code, Llld celtll-lnly 1t Is n wa:;te of time 1 for any Industry to rush to set up a company union ' I to custom that these mines did not t lower mine labm scalt! for Pome have compan)' 11tores anct made no ,oy district thAn thnt put on the cha1ge for writing orderB to anv Hocking Valley mines This v. as st ores stlected by the worker tro m justified to gl\le Pomer~y ,district day to day, that mines that pushed an equal cha n ce Jn the markct.s THE ATTORNEY APPEALS their output to capacity Rnd work- Much Hocking VRIIcy coal Is douf II I ht HB ATTORNEY found gu1ltv of man~ aug er 0 ow- ed a third of the time al'ld had t he bl1• the th ickness or Pomeroy coal · k · hi ·h h, W'lg mvolved whtle nl- \'i RGe& about all traded out or the that In the Pomeu1y district re1 1 1 lfll! n '' •' wrcc Ill W C e • o ,mpany store !JOt some pront that qnirlng twice the machin e rutting J]egedly tntnxlulted, has seen fit tu appL•al hts case aftm enabled them to llt.and some more double the machine up keep double It looks to the writer · 1 h t b ho ed that upenses than the Red Bird mine the power fm catting double the Hocking Valley opcraLms f:1Iling to HCL lll e .l new triD · It 1 ~ muc 0 e P could stand slnoeaJsoo.t thatmlno amount ot posla double the Inside Jon wasted seven weeks time in the high e r (.:OUil, hea1·ing ht :::~ r ase, wh1le gl\ilJig htm evP.ry tlo house rent chariJe was made no I t~ack and double the track laying making a contrRct that attempt& • 11 t h 1t whtch charB:e ror house coal hot water and R~o produclns double the I tu de.st10y t\le Pomeroy coal diStrict (OntndcratlO n, \\Ill uut a OW auy ec mea 1 Leg nil the farm land miners will use I IUllount of slack which Hlways sells the above Indicates that the have no b e.um g v.halever on the gutlt or mnocence of the and that there was rtq docking sya~ u.t a l081i Uml.tid States Government is going 1 it t I tern ot charges tor dirty coal The Mr Parker slttmg ln the Hocking 1 to lay down the rule5 tor operators uccu ~cd, to mt eltt' l C w1th JUSltce an d a II ow th 18 cu pr 0 W"!ter Rlso tnfonned them that tt Ivalley labor~1eettngenabledtheblg nnd mlneu whether they like It or 1 ~ecure a new tlatl, • !had been a ftxed policy to ellmlnnte I:lockinK Valle) operator~; to mclud e not 8\ld thLs writet believes the > j every cause for 111Kument.s at th e 1Pflmeroy dllltlict as a parL of the ~ 01 crnmmt will be absolutely la.lr He haM b een !111 d (anty and found gUllty of n most Red Bhd mine, that resulte had Pocking Valley di.stllct and oJ to nil concerned terrible crime. H\ !-illl: h r.:onv tctwn h e has bee n branded shown this to be a good thinK to co urse with the sRme mine la.b01 Ttils omce gets 8% for selling 1 • • h do tha t every operator wh o had scale Fine for the Hm:klng Valley rLn l We keep the books for some as one of t h0 da.ngt• l ous men tor any commumty to a~e ever operated thl!lm1ne on thesy 8. l ut v.hat tot Pomeroy an old coal cuRl co mpanies, order their cart> and to hu1bol umong 1ts t.u e tul c1t1zen~ He, an nttor- tr>m now proposed had tailed but t11Btrlct which has alw vs mam- bill but thell ca1s, buylht:!lrsupplles tha t thf! y co uld have tree acoess to tt. lned Its own Identity md been ad .ancc money for PB.Yl'Olls free ot ney, who sho u ld kn ow tht Ia\\ ~ b et t e r than any other sll books at any time and If they Ki'lcn a lower labor nle by the Un - charge and ue willing to ~o 'more ela~:W:~ o t people, \\ho lS hould u .. c h1~ e\cry effort in ~eewg fll!ttle out something different Jon always In the paRt aud which •n the5c Ume1 \\hen thcle are mUl'*'ich--would -not mlm I___ w'll always_ hnve t l1at those Ia\\ A ,ue l'n f o1~.:c d lUlll t'\eu w1 th ou t Iaw, w h o ~ - -shut_ this _ ___ _ _to _h~a:v~·~·~1o:•:•~·~·-"~"':.,.:o~f__:cgoo=d~:P:co~p:::lc Idle, 1t tho 1 I I T I Ill " I • hould ondea\01 at nil lime' to'"" that hiS fello\\ cit> "ens at e p1 otectcd t h1 oug h t h e ~nft> nnd ~ane actiOns nf thctr n c 1ghhors, H gullly of rlo1ng t ht' exact teverMe He ha ~ h e~ n lo und guilty of dnvmg a motor vehicl e, !• pote ntial murdtl machme when m thr hands of 1rre~ AponKIIJlc Jll'rHo n ~. whtle under the Lntluence of liquor and by such actton:; nl klilmg a p e rl ec tlv 1m1 1cent young ladv He ha~ tnken horn h1s co mmumty u g1rl whose presence wa s n.n In~pnatmn anrl a t cnrtem y for good. He hag ro~ mov ed happmess from the h ea rts of her fam1ly and su bstituted .sol r ow and woe therefor, yet doe~ he try t o escape th e natural consequence of that deert .. Drunken riiJHlr ", next lo 1a~.:k e teeri-1 and gangsteu1, I are th e wmst m en ace any commumty can have. Aa such they mu Rt he dnv1 n fr nm illlr ~t1 eets There is only one wny 111 whH h thnt feat ca n he a cco mplLqh !lrl and th~t 18 by maktn g an exa mpl e of eVP. ty drunk e n rll'ivcr followjng hi" eonvtctwn. 'I he wmld must be mado a ~ afer plac e in which to ltvc and 1m prtsomng drunl{ e n ririvers will go a lotig way to'""arrt a cco rn~lh t!htng that e nd I I I As tsalb_0 Annada Witl!;!ed on Epic Flight """ I --== J'"' and Fmts J1m Kmght "den ""' Justiceof Waiter Molls Of Mason Bunls Paul Brown Sho. hins Be1nELrd Bell and D I sore throat r..ll•ldten tctmned to their home at Mr and Mt s Dan Kelton 11111 IJo, mdlay T ue6 rlay after a few Qnys Nat1\da Rife) are a.nnourJCIIIK the vtslt hete with their p11.1ents blrtjl. of a bab:. girl fi.-{1 and Mt s Ch&u • .cey Jt1fe are grandpa rents Mr and Mrs Elza Scott were 6unday ca.ljers of Mr aud M1 s Howatd Shuler Ma.r1on Rife fell oul of an up ,:~ t&ir.s wln~ow at ~1s home cfractu"red ~It arm Teeently 11 e~ o 1 t Pleasant 'iartrord Hay . nd VlrgJ\ mn Rubr McKin-J , Mattern <Contmued rram Pa~e One> I The ca bh.: gram disclooed t h tt Mntien\ will br able w ~;:c l u phllH:! - -- -·- - Buy handkerchleh with what it save• LISTERINE 1 TOOTH PASTE ·---------------- 25e Floyd Gardm1ct who hnd spent a. month at Findlny !l'ttllllcd to hiiih nne hetc I Dolothy Fife of Ston s Run we nt the ,week e nd with. her cousin Docoth y Scott ' ~ 1h -' ." '1 • \. ' ' ' ' ~ • ' ( Did You Ever Stop To Think? -hdnolo4: need By EDSON R. WAITE lo letf_yo1'/.l ,, ! you think all qigarettes are alike! Well, you ~usr light up one of these and see! for yourself that Chesterfields arc: rq1lly d1fferent. , Shllwnee, Oklahorpa HENRY J\. ))E·NNIS, J:;DITOR Of' THE HENDERSON (N. C.) DISPATCH SAYS: "The right kind.of advertioin' ia alwaya beneficial to the product about whicll1t io concerned. Thia ;, particuladly true of newapaper advertioin1, becauoe it adftlilo of a frequency of freah· ner that ia poaaible with jio other medium. ' "The reason no ~or~·buainess people resort to advertiaing as a oalea medium io that they are not convinced of ita value. And why are they not con'iinced? Simply be£auae they refuse to allpw themoelvea to be 4hown. They won't give advertising a chance. .~~. w " '' ' "SO • ,. "They're milder fJ.: one thing. • And they taste better, But just you take a few puflj; and you'll know they're: the kmd :that satisfy!" fOO. "A departmentatore,~at advertioea two or three timea a year very little better off thall. had it not done ao even thoae few timellimeo. It ia true with other kinda of commodities. There are timea when big copy ia the thing to uae and timea when better reoulta can be obtain'W otherwioe. If tile time ia abort and the meuaae mull be put i.croaa, 10 the limit in aize and prominence· taketh., ful! pa~e. If there io enough m11ney, take the full pag; and follow 11 With halveo or quarten. If funds are very limited don't uae the full page at ~til, but use amaller apaceo and rrely upo~ frequency of inaertion.;to fet the. r~ulto. And they· will come l!roVi~' lhe c:q)ilm<RI.ItY f.i aatab!e and ia properly preaented i~ th'e.apac:e uoed. , . 11 "I know alaunch:fm'n who never advcrlloed untillaat year. He ~er•'n 'Wiih a apaee,onc,e to twice a week-lwayo once. Toilay lle at>Y• he hu c:uoto~J~era ~ho never befort~ patronized "im ancJ, 1"111 the acwal !'llmbef of ia much greater than ever blfiire. He.&~ .IJ!ed 1¥,d ljP.PY anc! done it refrlllarly and haa been 11~!;: to .-et h••lll••~·•• acfOu. ~ ' fl!itom""' t 0 19H, Lloai1T Ar Mvnt Tot.ux:o Co. ,. • • ALFRED I ''STOLEN ~ LOVE~ Cllalm Wetzmann D! (left), dl ~ttn gu~sh e d !>C tent .~t Merrill Bunce and daughter Mr a nd mle rnatiOnal }e~der m ZIOillSm, and hl ~ ho:st, Pr ~"sl­ Q.nd Mrs HortieRou::;h Ura Sw:l,ho<l" I R Ul'u :<1 C DaWt! 'H of A Century of Progre~s. al lu nrh ~ n d Mlldred Rausb t! CH 'fl 1~ Mrs Ouy Pr11dy and daughte 1 t World 's F'alr u'l hono c ot D1 We1zmann ;~~c "!~~~ln!u~er brother RRYlllOI:ld ~:~~~~~:~\:a., one of the c\ents o{ Jewt sh Dav at the tan· M1 and Mrs Leonard Olhnmc 1 th m lg' Dr W e1Z ma nn was to wttnc~R the gJg/lflLI~ 11 Charles Gilmore and Bhl can let c eve 1 1 • t he tilatrerl 'll 0 • f Columbus spent the week cnrt :<~p ectacle, "The Romance of a Pcop "• r. ' p ub)' Forum h~ 0~1·~·:·~------~------- a.rrllBLI their rela.tjvea and {rlendli Rathered m to help them celebrate th~lr 40th wedding anniversary which was J uly 3rd Thy were married at All bnt1)' by Rev Wilbur Stanabut y AL noon dinner was served ~nd Ice cream and cake in the afternoon Those present were Mr and Mrs v.llll Jacobs. Mr and Mrs L J Reynolds and three daughters, Mr and Mr!i C A Thomas and t.wo daughters, Mrs Emma Ma ry Reynolds, Mr Rife, and Mrs Mrs , PROTECT AMERICA FIRST ilE SUGGESTIO:-.! that Amer1ca lend to Sovtet (lu!ISia a tm m of ol Dp Hl XIrnntcJy one hundrPd mlJltollB Of dollars wberchv tl11 mttwn m gastem Eu1 o pe w11l be e nabl ed to tradt! tht.' .1mount w1th t hiH country and 1u1 a direct res ult, st1mulute Lu~mess Ill tht s counlly, 1K very fine mde ed But there .u e many "lfs and PX<.:ept:-;" to be cons1dered Celt.un 1t ~~ that the policy :-;eemwgly followed by r•tCVIClll~ Hdnllll!Slllltllln:-; With Je~a ld t o Jendlllg money ,to .vny u.ttHlll .~~kwg for tt 1egardlc"~ ol dOility to pay, has wo1n Jl.-,c lt out and th u4 ~;:ou nt1 y'l'\ ( lt Jz~ ns htp It! anxwusly 1 Atrtrt.JI· ·\a I I I or hll put, Pan~AmericaD continue the ruaht. and ~ hi& bl¥=kera to pt. Ln touch wUh tilt avta.tlon concern J A la.ter ra.d.iotP'am from llattenl • to liUJ'Iei!On ~vealed th&t be bl4 OOen utfm ed a plane by tbe New York J ournal 111 which to ClOiltinue I •DELAYED A vel} enjoyable time was spent at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Roush Sunday when several ol I 10-INS-Out a: a matc.eret!l __ OLD KYGER ' uly from Mr and M.ni VirJU Swarts, Mr. <. nd Mrs Paul McC&Lst8r 8114 son s nd Ruth Benke of Pine Ol"''Ve W \a illlrt M.r and Mrs l)ana Swarta and family Mr and KrB James 1Swart.z ami CJ1a rleB Plfh waa the Suuday dinner' luetits of Mr and. helnolltl crime r.orth In search ot someUung M Js v~m ShJ.Unway Unconditionally pardoued 17 1 &teady " w ~ Robin.IIOI:I Ia paintini btl ,years as~ Boles h es found th.ll.t On the New Year F.;c wh.lch lt~;tdence thll week the vt!r)' \Act that he Is an ex-con~ ushert:d ln Lh~ yea1 nf 1!10.! Harold Mn; Rernlce Hawk of Hemlock vl~~ven thollll:h there is nO(ll' Fr!edborn took his L.t -~ t !i! 1.1ld s is <J JOVf' callt'd on Mrs 0 D Bentz "ho now doubta hi.., lnuocence 'bf ter F lorenctl skating 01 a Nm th I Frldii.Y the crtme for whlcll he was con- l Demer pond The g1rl a as u s- I Mr and Mrs Ham Ou.thrie and YJctod- has ma de I1Je UJJ~arable 1 ~ ulted her bJ o ~h t r bru ta ll y btat ~ u I daughter Maxine were business 1 has IJlade It lmpoSSlble tor,dilm to to death wtth an axe ham.J le \.. \ l8itor:s In Pomeroy Monday 1r:ake a living for h!msell and hu; The clty pollee depallme nt wa~; l Mildred Bentz and Jack and famllf• IHOtL<Jed to unparalled JtctJvlty hv [)Qcgel Btmlz a re spend1na thia The story or Boles lnca rcerat(Oh the crime Busplcwn wa ~ !lnalty week with t.lwir aunt Mrs Emmett l(oes back to 1902 Buies o happy~ directed t.ow~trd Boles v.h o ln the Hawk ot Hemklck Grove go-lucky mu~;lrhm wa~ In Denver I r•teantlmc had gone tu Bntlsh Col - ~ Mr and Mrs Q.!lcar Flndl1ng and vlth his guitar mardolln and lllo- , urrbla tamlly of Coolville were the SunR lin He was seeking to get started 1 1 was told tha t 1 rl1dn l hrw e to 1 day !;UCSI.!I or Mr and Mrs Nor· In hi~ profess1or 1Jl the el l,)', while comtl back 1.o Denver- tlmL they wood Knight couldn t take me If I d ldut wan t to Mr8 Arthur Lippincott of Mar ~ , 110 Boles t1ald ret t.a. WWI the dinner gue11t or M1 Mr and Mr~ Frunk rban ol But I told tiJPm I coul (l rleut i!nd Mrs Dana. Swartz Thursday Portsmouth werP visitors h~re Sun- l r i)Helf In 10 nun ute:. 1!1 Dcn vt r and I Coy Hawk , local milk dea.ler tJ> 1<•ny arcompu.n)1ng Mrs Ell'll Harry 1 returned with omcer:; 1 ~arkers!Jurg purchasPd a new truclt who has been vlslt1n~t wtf.h tht•m I Boles dld not r::lHH.r hlmSi'lf ln 10 U::ls week \ ta her home hr1e mlnut.es- lt toolt. 12 year~ lm pns 1 Mrs James VanMeter Is vlsltlng 1oued at. til e age Q[ 33 he Wll.S sr•nt i ller parents Mr and Mrs Kimes at MJDDLt;PORT MAN ARfi.ES"f[D to the s tate prlson at Canon Ci ty Ch ester lor Ufe I Mr~ Mul ford S pencer or DelaR()I;.~ Shoemaker or. M16dlep01t 1 The stone hoard or purrlont! be- 1 ware and Mrs Clinton FrO!t ant.l wa~ arre10ted Saturday by, De puty came mterested m t he case A :;on ot Athen!l were week end 0 L Tl:acy u n.n slleged ' state or l t,wrou8hgmnrr :lovestlgatlon con- I gue-st.s of Mr and Mrs Will Bentz mtoxicu.tlou Shoemakers vlnced them that Boles \\nil lnnoRev McCormick was the dinntt follow ed an allercatlon be~een he cf'nt On lht! Jr'Wmmendallon of I 1 uest of Mr and Mrs DeU Gaul of an d his h1 other HollJs BhQemaker I he board 001 r;.eorge A Carlson l',;u mn er SWldaY at t he former~ honH oft nuve srgned au unr ondJltonA.l IJal don on ~ - - - - - - - --E;treet aCf'Hflng to the ollegntlons or Jan 14 1916 l'lfn~ Ross Shoemaker The man Is A rrBe ma.n on~ mm• Buies ':"lwlllung o. preliminary he'lrlng on I<• Und form er sources or Income mtoxlcRllon chargeR c'osed to hun No one 1t ~ecmed ,...._. 11 an ted an t>X - GOO Fllmll y Holes ENTERTAINS t R.l!i:f'l DS I se Ltled dOI\Il 1n T.on~~:rnonl Colo , M'~" Ed\thP 'I'he!SI< ol Hnrtrord I where ht h .-. ~ eked uul a h\l!JI:I: dellglltfull} entP.rtalncd ' with a tFRr.:hlng music po.rt~ at het t1ume In Htwjotd F'rl Now Bolt s Mks thut Oo ~ Ed C c.av evening r J(oh nson ha1 e IW!Tit pr•Jvrsluu tn fldf.:' After several ho urs or da ncing or hJ H em e 111 his uld !J.ge rh e 1 nnd playing game.o; datnt..v ' refresh - Yr ars. he spent m pr1son he pomts ~~.. ments were served tUl would !lave bet•n t he most p ro- lr\oot••-.-, 1"P'"'sor.,, .....~_';_~tM.u... U.o.rloo 1 0<11b ....,e - - ., Among those present we!e ML~~ t ' uct 1\ e l•ears o f h IS 1l f e- f rom JJ t.o , Gtmtlftice. •f u... 11 ..., <'~ "'"'"on you m. Lar~~ tubo•t 251.. Nuie r s Maxine , Louise and Ali(' K earns 45 )'eHI'"l of nge Boles o.sked the .., • .,.,1.,.n.o r,..,~,s ... ndpr<t~~~Cc-,-.r..,., Moro Lnum Sch 1ny VIrginia J ~ttce 11 nd gove1 nor LJ allnw the legislature to __ 11 ..... you •rP••»I,..,,., P • ,_ - P :F ranees Aumiller or Hartl'J I d l!nd ret on his mmal clann ag<~.JnE t th e o~...um ... llo!J .~~o~ rou ..-r. ...~~~. ~~ ..!;t;:. Elate Molls Laura Elias a.ud Pen e- rtut.e ln !he specia l session soon to ...,d.,~robid• ... ~~>uely • ..,._,"- La..a-t lo:ge Motls of Mason Ai1l,o M e5STS ...e callt!d I -.1 c... C~ ll Knight Dor.nld Rou,h Jam I Ked I aoz-a • • •• (fQrmeriY I ~----De-1-1,-,-,.. ---B~y--~C-,,-,~..------;---------,B~J-oMa ~Q~--------M, Wee k • · .,_ l.(.:)ntb. Coni}any complet.ed th!a day we hP..ve satisfie d ounelves that P.id ere correct llfld that no one at any tJme has been cheated out of one cent in the h&ndlh~oa ot the mBtterH J)t'rlilnlng to the Red Blrd mJne Sloned T H Stiles, At SchoU, Arthur Rupe, Blain Ra.lph Committee The above st.tement Is publlshbl for the purpose or refuting the lies 1 started by men Whose ambiUon tn life 1a to sttt up trouble where 1 thlng& are pleuant between emplayer and employees and the Ues 1 are being repeated ~)' men who I fi{'Cin to enjoy doing something I mean to th ru,;c who hnve treat ~ d . tl1em the best M C Hobart. 1 tor EdUorlal OJIIce Call 236-L PDe comzqj~ wtre a.nd t.~rce cl l\dren waltecJ In Rocky Pord Colo T hey hal) RtWell'&olel, 63, vlcUm ot trqlc rome on out here !rom our horn" misca rrhLii:e of juatice, reunt ly 1'1 8ul1iv11.n Jnd Bles toh.J Gov Htepped forth to ask the state or Ed C Johu110r1 Therf' WIL!l not hing ColonW.o to partially rtcompenae for me In Rocky Ford w ht>r~ t hey him far l2 of the l'leat years of hl.a Wl!r~ 11t.a. yl n~~: 11.11d I <arm on to ur., spent behind the a&.eel .bars of Dmver In search or w or~ l found th e atate penitentiary becaqee ot a I &~me t.emporury er:•pluyml:'m hen: n1lstaken attempt to aytnae a and then wen t on v.or kaw mv wa) Denver, UJ,e ,lll&C9'11'11 tliit the un~er· at the Peaeqck 1 boob of said company am! the 1 book• and papers of lL c HObart , Coal Company &ales aaent tor said upon ln.spectlon 1 m!ne, and th~t ChJCaco, Pblladt!lphla, PltU.burrh. M.ilwnket ~ cer~t') have al11.'1t.Yll without not&U had the r1Kht to Inspect the NATIONAL ADVERTISING 1LEPBISINT.\11VU Fred Kimball, La.c. For Bumetiis OJHu and Circulation Dept. Call wm IMPRISONED :TWELVE YEARS FOR CRlliE OF ANOTHER, DENVER MAN SEEKS AWARD 1 BJrdl l.m,ted. Crash That lnj\lt'ed Film Star Middleport, OhiO J!U'• 2'!1h 101' Whom It moy "'!N>>m. Thl& I 'I'he camp wtll be oonduct.ed. be1 tweet1 the period, July ~ Lo August 3 Zionist JU &<m!rnment aays so all thnea. • �'' " ~~ ­ '· Wbt~ ' Low.J ~ -&r•. A.t.t. wjleO!Iln dallib"" Aullln'n JJ>i1 Bill ,MIIl- TBB DAIIiY ta!BI1NII C~ASUii'lED Royalty to Visit U. S. · Wreck Qf Italian Armada Plane '· ' of . PJ.rtcersbu.rr • tpent TI.JuOay ttere wJth hiB pa.r~ 1 I enCL. · · ~· anb ~· Pertl.& &ruth and here th.ll week. dx statt-s and hold 1 l!"pring clea.nlna tme. ~ker wUI gladly 81181!t you U d~d, ao that tht copy tor your ad l!l prep.... : d ~n such a Mre Albert Aultz, Mrs. Oraoo Dan- nte ad - Stewart has eone to Toronto, 0 .. after apendin&: the paat tew wee.k.a as the gueat ot Mr and Mra. J . T. Stewart and f.mlly. Mn. JeDnle T&)'lor waa• vialtiDg relatives at Pomtroy thiS week. • The play ''The Path Across tJte lf111" will be presented by the membc1'8 of tht!i United Brethren Ohureh ot Weat Columbia, at the Muon community Bul1dll18 July 14th. Hllda Shtelds, Mabel Ihle a.nd Ro~rt Ihle were gesta of Mr. and M111. L C. Purbee and tamUy Tueaday. leis and. aon Bob of Charleston 1 were gueat.ll of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1 manner aa to brifll the JtCatea' Foss, Monday. to you. R. J . Horner of Pittsbur1h was a ! r~ault.s .. • ill •• lbl 111e po.b·uoucn w ..,., rcspons e , on!)' lor one mcorrect ~nsertton ot any advertlnement. Errurt:1 ln advertlliemen~ aMuld be reported immeQ.Iately. I GUtt:lt of vbiltors here over the week flr.d I The ball game between the Mnson and New Haven "old men's I I to:am" played Tuesday evening ~ultfld In the victory going to the I re-I No ~vcrt16ement. will b& taken lor ~ew Ha ven Learn the score belng' t:'"'"n!,··l ~ ~::J;~~t·:~-o~i~~~':_!:;;,~ '~!:llti:&i);~ ' less tho.n u. minimum charge of la-O. 1' f'1 11 !! 11' Mrs. 8. 0. Ftaher visited Mr. and twent-flve cents tor each 1naerMr and Ml"S. W. A Gold and I 1' 1 , ·~ · , 1 1 Mrs. Ferris Smith and da.u1hters Mrs. William Hennoay from nt!WI , ~nu, 1 '' ,; 1 1 11on. Porn ,_ at Pt. Pleuant Prlday. eroy were v..,ttors here Tues- m t.J.: 1t l'.. , ~ :•, 1 • 1 day. J 1 , ,,~ !W:l Jl~,..~ ll,:~,i"(i;i 1c)"~~d Mary Miller has retQrned home FoundElizabeth Ryan of Charleston 1 - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - _ _ _ _ attc1· spending the past three weeks was the gut'GL of Mr. ana Mrs. T. , Mrs. J S. HH.rtenbach of Potne· 1\t the St. Joaeph llospitll.l at Par~ J Ryur • am! l rirnlly Tuesday. ! 1oy WII.S a. visitor here Wednesday. kerablU'I'. l!h.e II reported. to be getLOST- Cigll.l'c l t.c Llglllu, ucar 164 HOTEL J Mr nnd M1s Charles FoSti, A1ch Mr. and 1\!rs Charles F088 were 1 tins alona as well as could be exN Thlrd Avcuue Mlctdlepoit. No. (•lbli~:>, M1:,. Edn~t BarLelB and son 1 guests of M1·s. Edna Bartela at peoU!d. ~Jfy Thft Dally TnlHm ~. Reward. COLUMBUS Grover Stewart of Royal Oak. 1of P';'~ncwy. were visitors at Spencer 1Pomeroy, TuC6day. 7-10-3L Columbus, Ohio, 1 ~~~~d;ce:l~ lth a. d child ·on Mrs Okcy Blam; of Vandergrift, 1 Mich., was the recent guest of Mr. 200 Room• Fireproof i o1 Pt · PJ eesan ~ spcn t T nuesUay w\th Penna .. Is the guest or Mr. and and Mre. Geor1e Btewart. FOUND - F'our keys on lea.ther Mrs L c Furbee and family strap ncar Peace church. Own ~ j Mr an d Mrs c. A. Jividen and Mrs . Robert Lee who haa . been M166 Auburn Wllcoxtn has reR•t.M lr.educed cr inqu ire ut Daily Tribune ofto.m lly. H! tor the past ftlw days is I - LUmed home a!ter visiting her sisflee and pay fot• ad. 6-2:-1-tt ltOOI\IS $1.00, $1.25 I Rev. J Fmnl' Blewart o! Jewett provtns: m tPr , Mlsl Zlna Wllcoxln at Lexing ~ r 0 .. D , B Stewart of WhE:\Cllng, ton, Ky. HA.TII $1.50 ~:----~-1Drover, and A. R. Stewart of TorPearl Faye Bletner of Charleston For Rent onto, 0, and Mrs NettiCl Runyon Is the Hutl8t ol her Jrlmdmother: Mrl!l. Dallas Yearer who was InDlNJNG JtOOM AND c.C Huntl11gton were guests of Mr. Mrs. QaroUne Ca.mpbeU and hef jured In 11n &utomobUe wreck I l:lnd M•·~- J r Stewart aud fam ily brother, Call BleLner. COFJo'£1!: SHOP ! , Tuesday Is reported to be getting' ;;;;;ENT- Pive rooms and bath. T hur:::dav. Rev Fat.hor DeLeaux has retiUin- u.long lUi well as can be expected. Under Same Mana(emen' 304 Sp ring Ave. Phone 302~J. 7-7·3L I ALBA CC\URT IJOTEL ! Nl'w Smyrna, Florida 50 ~»-30 BaUu, steam ·--- Dcnncgt!r: • ------- One Word Led To Another I wM;: . 1 l ~~~~· , ~f£&1, 1 f tbetl" •• I love t'a lib I Old U[lcle Balt~r, t advt~ u, yean. wl.• tile 'tAa~~etria'' 'of Uie. old vPial!". jie ~UN4 ~ "''tJ t.,r htlla;, · ~en w~ed, ~ ·~ ~ foot.B. then \~tiD 1,~ .1 ._, 1 whaM £tit' tWO Otit ·r'{r . ;;-were hun&TY _,,t ftrtue W&f tO .''thlti' blOod._ tori cmnina warm wet.ther. In the t&Jf NA'fiON.,_L LL\00£ VVon ~t New York . . .... 44 31 SL. LQu~ 42 36 C~ICf-iO 43 36 · PittsbiiTGh 40 36 Red Birdo Split With Dod1era ; Sen11tor,~ Beat Cleveland I I : B~Jc~!l.on REDS LOSE TWO .. 40 Brooklyn . 35 iO C1nctnJlat1 34 32 48 44 Philadl'!l(lhla Yanks Annex Pair As Bambino Hih Three For Circuit iJ: ~. ,. <we r!membor qowH10 c.Lher· vocatlo'n. whlctl"WILt 1 II CI~b pine knots. rich and btg nammable, uaed to t~tarf, nru wJth end al50 to take the ' plliLat ()I !"&per hunpijJP,tcrs. a.twaya on th4 tire pla.ce matltel 1n a 1n Uie CliiYS when SUl)lbur matChel We(fl ll.Jl we had. : It wa.s in t.he 1880's that "parlof' n a.Lches came-fLom Sweden, lf mf: morv servell, and speedUy drove the offensive sulphur matcbes out ro! the American markets Poor old Uncle Baltrer. bowed, bent an.d broken by age and hard work, btU n.lwa.ys sm1Ung, and a good saleS'• man! 'l va::.e, 39 I Mc-Ma.nUI': ' Tell ' tbe Seln}nples th€y co.n conte out noW. Andy: Jaekf:(Jtl ain't been seen aTolind h'i'e ror yeare. Blll, Junior: He has ~n to eo meny pence conferen~s he dci8a,ri't Flt>"i1'11 to Loqdo.n and radioed to New York, this picture ehow!l the plane knew whet? he got the black:'~ QuJsitiVe. Mq.x ain't ~ Mj~p;t~. of General Italo Dalb9'e air armada afteT it had~fa~ked up on completing the first I"&' of the Italy to Chicago ftight C Amsterdam. One But an the Baers a.re " !;lit ~lrp)'. F.1Iwlng · America is ctlnstruetl~l member of the craw, Sergeant Quintavalle, wu killed and Captain Ji:aldiru, the ~ommandor. lnjur.d.. th lrty~ t wo bt\ttl~boa.ti Just 1n. case ··---· eomtbcd~· gN,; too trlendly. I ~ '1'!\1>· ...,.. Anlt tn the ap thnes. But food a.ever ·. Jtt 10 Ecaree that we didn't ha've l'OIIChe8 In the kitchen. --- m· ,., ., ''S&ualna, 0 · eu.ttu, • r" • Bcb Swe'!t, M, D.: Have no • for a. middle· aced raccotn ~ •t thl.s writing'. Yla1tor at I Mr. and .Mns. Oeorse Joachim, f'- .,,.w Lew B1ecer : Wlli ~•..fqpty- past two Weeki with their arant1piU'- I ~ntp, Mr. and M:ra. F . J l(llnzlng. j Mr. and Mt•. lllbert Robinson of 1 Pomeroy were IUelta of Mr. and r' I OoD/JI!CuUve ln&ertiOlll tor M'ra. J . T . Robinson Tuesday . 2. Mr. ,and Mn. Stanley Yeager of 1 CollGCCuiJve losertiorw for price ot Pt Pl8aaartt were visiLors here 1 ~~ must hi.ve been~ m-, t.l'lt ropr111Ci bt:· Blllinasl€:f . 89m', ~~~t ~lliY fttth butler mtalaid the piia.ohu.te. . Type Uke Ul1s ('1' pt..O'Ic per UDe) tO averale words malte a llne.l ------ -- Prompt Re6ef From ltchiiac Eczem1 n•awonderlultbe--.. - We c:on00i1t! that we are l:p.ck- 'l'hol: ns. Ai1 bunga.Iows mU6t be .r;cm t.o oe• appreeiatt!d. Don't• lik" ward, <tll&tory and; pro,cnl.Sti~U~o"ng t;he Idea ot•surf t:la.t.hlng tn the eelBut on 11. ho! July M~nduy morn- l&l·. Ing thtre it; somethh1g cool About an old JetteD : ~!'llllploo,·~ Ringworm Ilotoll•. and reatore the ·~ ollll'!ll'" ...... ..... ·i- t . ~~~··tell~ t worth tho J>Jiee, betloiHe It bl!lip Joliet. 85<, 60c and n. All druaill'f. POLLY AND HER PALS i "::.rr:~!:!~·~:.h~Drur THE GOOD OFA WITHOL.IT Ilea ted WriLc f~r Booklet abl1 PA.? Ratti JAMES H. BUTLER s~t re ._, Manag~r wonl'r USE: P-E:R MONEY f FOWI..S IS EXPE:NSIVE:, POLLY! @..•. ,., In the Daris Cuu Warfare -----ByGU!:~·a.:~. - - - - - - - - - - - - -....-""" L;.,..._ _,,...,..._ _ _ / &USTAALIA DAVIS CUP vs • EUROPL/,~J FIMAL-~ /· AMEUU ~A N Crl umbu ~ __ '1\.iO-HANDED _ da ~ h Bost-on at Cincinnati. RACQUET SWli-IGER.. FROM AUS'l'RAUA -- ~ ... > HE At.ID ,"11-1£ GREAy .lACK CRAWFORD MRI ENGW>.NDS WAY . '10 lHE 1/Jil;:R; - . - - .. -. .ZONE .f':I/.JALS! Hugh Brodcrie'k (le(t) nnd M.A . Aaron, photogra phel'll for Internati on al lUIIe \ .4.SSOCIATION at. MlnmlnJlnlls. Tolndo l\t St Pn.ul. L<.•ukvllle at KamHI!'l Cllv Tndinn nrooll.<~ at M:llwnuk"r . NATIONAL LJo:.UWE VIWAt.l @>1l•GRATH • . lll \l ~ ll'fiiRjl NI'W!I n ntl tJ n H ncW[i J)aper, and the plane Ulled on their 1,650 hom NI'W \'orl1 Lo Lobrad01 to obtam pictures of the arrrval of t.hu ltulum air armada. ~~ IDid \!ou JSver Stop tto ttbink 1 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. , l-IE. Pt,)LL."' er•:-irJ,.-rfJs ,BEST - BET·· .. - Therc·s Always a hearty welcome for you at The Hotel CJIIJJIDdep , I ' 'I'IIF. "IIOV~E or II!I$1'1TIILf"Y' ColumbUll, Ohio. Perfect Lvcation .... Service ... , .Comfort Rate~ aurpril!i!J¥1y low Tlttif~y '1.&11 ~~~ $~@ .;l!n•• Shoppe Club Breakfast 2&C to.50c ' l'amouo Purple Caw Plluier 50c and '; 0. lunchoon 6llc '. !, .. •,0 ~lll'l'n 11re qqiel!. to.nqJice, tile auperie~rity of a~verti,ed I!ICI<b. Jbat ia wl)y busin~• concprn~ that advertioe are extreme· \Y Pl!l!ll~r. . ' CHlif'T~NOEN Tbtif.ty.peo.,le read 11\e ada !Uld buy merchancliae that i~ ad· ftl'tiftd. tfOTflJ. H~ .... llle, 011(1. A. W~IQ; 1!1\ , tW ·•, buyers I!PPrecjate t!tis seryic.e Th•Y~ 41re r,iwan ~i<led by th!! ada becaur.e they lmow that advertised 100!1• !lrtt of e~ub~ndiPillll•lity. Silver Ball Room f9l' papc.e Pri•t:~o pipiu!! R~ . . Good Advertising ia a service that ia vital to the welfare and pro..-eu of every buoine11. A"ertiain1 through the printed page is a genuine aervice. It ia a service du~ all the people. ' " ' ' ! .I •.. &I.II···~~·~··-····· · ··· -~ ~ · · ··A··~····· ---J .I ----------------- ;' , '"~~lj,;jl,il\llf.~ li!i!i ~i l~k11uH~r future .~P.•ip<:u~ . ,; to-on A.DYii.llTI'§ING, NOT 0~1.Y M~ES IHJSINt$sC _, ..... FORTt1E P~~ENT, ~U1'[B~JJ;.DS FOR Tl'll;:flfl'!J6~· I •' "• i '" :.• 1: ,. n .>rk lnr Zemo brlnp_ prcmpt nllol lo Another Bale Of Corrr;11pondencc Don Elvin~odo. Good 1dea. Dog~ ikbin&. burninl akin, even tn.~WW~J eaaa Itehina:atoJll the mornea.t Zlmo h( ·U8e with two doors so pups can We clea:t up another mes.s of lhll.Sf their tails. Have It patented. loutheo tho tender nd lnilameddla rock~ribbed correspondence dating because ol Ita .,., lqrodlento. To from the yeal'B '1914 to 111'.Ml. - .,.""" ol llnH ~11&1' >lxf,Y ~· aro. They nil ..m~ ""' 111!11: ,_ 1 ~ . Steve Brodlfl \f'U a In that ~ he was pualwid. • Type· lll<e thll! (10 pt.) lOc Helen an<! Kath~yn Gawthrop J·eturned to tHeir home at Hunting- , per !ine. ton Tuesday att.r epend.lng the ' l a:a a'iiW Western Union: C:llli1rtJ) Of . pt, Plbaaaot were the IUIIta of lifq, 8 . G. Piaher ancl j illl•llhl<r ~1 Conrad Davll of Wuhmgton, D. 1 C., apent aever&l days a.t hlll borne '1'1JMI like ihia (12 ""L) r Ukper line. t '. ' • .. Doe : :More crop. HO;)e ...._- ~ " ptld1at.r1al.ll 9qt.. ,pb,Jec\ spectator wba ll:eept -·~ Morgan : detlroJ tba.\111 I • *~.u~ . • " t. !DeBr ~imJan re were Hll!>tlliatori Vfotton 'Stln- f d~. O~pce . ta~ they don't l1ke ft. ' · ..,..- ' an~ ADV.ERTISING SECTION. •Iillo' ll(lOOch In }'Our tGwD ti"""' I( 1t 11wo -~ I'll l . �'' " ~~ ­ '· Wbt~ ' Low.J ~ -&r•. A.t.t. wjleO!Iln dallib"" Aullln'n JJ>i1 Bill ,MIIl- TBB DAIIiY ta!BI1NII C~ASUii'lED Royalty to Visit U. S. · Wreck Qf Italian Armada Plane '· ' of . PJ.rtcersbu.rr • tpent TI.JuOay ttere wJth hiB pa.r~ 1 I enCL. · · ~· anb ~· Pertl.& &ruth and here th.ll week. dx statt-s and hold 1 l!"pring clea.nlna tme. ~ker wUI gladly 81181!t you U d~d, ao that tht copy tor your ad l!l prep.... : d ~n such a Mre Albert Aultz, Mrs. Oraoo Dan- nte ad - Stewart has eone to Toronto, 0 .. after apendin&: the paat tew wee.k.a as the gueat ot Mr and Mra. J . T. Stewart and f.mlly. Mn. JeDnle T&)'lor waa• vialtiDg relatives at Pomtroy thiS week. • The play ''The Path Across tJte lf111" will be presented by the membc1'8 of tht!i United Brethren Ohureh ot Weat Columbia, at the Muon community Bul1dll18 July 14th. Hllda Shtelds, Mabel Ihle a.nd Ro~rt Ihle were gesta of Mr. and M111. L C. Purbee and tamUy Tueaday. leis and. aon Bob of Charleston 1 were gueat.ll of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1 manner aa to brifll the JtCatea' Foss, Monday. to you. R. J . Horner of Pittsbur1h was a ! r~ault.s .. • ill •• lbl 111e po.b·uoucn w ..,., rcspons e , on!)' lor one mcorrect ~nsertton ot any advertlnement. Errurt:1 ln advertlliemen~ aMuld be reported immeQ.Iately. I GUtt:lt of vbiltors here over the week flr.d I The ball game between the Mnson and New Haven "old men's I I to:am" played Tuesday evening ~ultfld In the victory going to the I re-I No ~vcrt16ement. will b& taken lor ~ew Ha ven Learn the score belng' t:'"'"n!,··l ~ ~::J;~~t·:~-o~i~~~':_!:;;,~ '~!:llti:&i);~ ' less tho.n u. minimum charge of la-O. 1' f'1 11 !! 11' Mrs. 8. 0. Ftaher visited Mr. and twent-flve cents tor each 1naerMr and Ml"S. W. A Gold and I 1' 1 , ·~ · , 1 1 Mrs. Ferris Smith and da.u1hters Mrs. William Hennoay from nt!WI , ~nu, 1 '' ,; 1 1 11on. Porn ,_ at Pt. Pleuant Prlday. eroy were v..,ttors here Tues- m t.J.: 1t l'.. , ~ :•, 1 • 1 day. J 1 , ,,~ !W:l Jl~,..~ ll,:~,i"(i;i 1c)"~~d Mary Miller has retQrned home FoundElizabeth Ryan of Charleston 1 - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - _ _ _ _ attc1· spending the past three weeks was the gut'GL of Mr. ana Mrs. T. , Mrs. J S. HH.rtenbach of Potne· 1\t the St. Joaeph llospitll.l at Par~ J Ryur • am! l rirnlly Tuesday. ! 1oy WII.S a. visitor here Wednesday. kerablU'I'. l!h.e II reported. to be getLOST- Cigll.l'c l t.c Llglllu, ucar 164 HOTEL J Mr nnd M1s Charles FoSti, A1ch Mr. and 1\!rs Charles F088 were 1 tins alona as well as could be exN Thlrd Avcuue Mlctdlepoit. No. (•lbli~:>, M1:,. Edn~t BarLelB and son 1 guests of M1·s. Edna Bartela at peoU!d. ~Jfy Thft Dally TnlHm ~. Reward. COLUMBUS Grover Stewart of Royal Oak. 1of P';'~ncwy. were visitors at Spencer 1Pomeroy, TuC6day. 7-10-3L Columbus, Ohio, 1 ~~~~d;ce:l~ lth a. d child ·on Mrs Okcy Blam; of Vandergrift, 1 Mich., was the recent guest of Mr. 200 Room• Fireproof i o1 Pt · PJ eesan ~ spcn t T nuesUay w\th Penna .. Is the guest or Mr. and and Mre. Geor1e Btewart. FOUND - F'our keys on lea.ther Mrs L c Furbee and family strap ncar Peace church. Own ~ j Mr an d Mrs c. A. Jividen and Mrs . Robert Lee who haa . been M166 Auburn Wllcoxtn has reR•t.M lr.educed cr inqu ire ut Daily Tribune ofto.m lly. H! tor the past ftlw days is I - LUmed home a!ter visiting her sisflee and pay fot• ad. 6-2:-1-tt ltOOI\IS $1.00, $1.25 I Rev. J Fmnl' Blewart o! Jewett provtns: m tPr , Mlsl Zlna Wllcoxln at Lexing ~ r 0 .. D , B Stewart of WhE:\Cllng, ton, Ky. HA.TII $1.50 ~:----~-1Drover, and A. R. Stewart of TorPearl Faye Bletner of Charleston For Rent onto, 0, and Mrs NettiCl Runyon Is the Hutl8t ol her Jrlmdmother: Mrl!l. Dallas Yearer who was InDlNJNG JtOOM AND c.C Huntl11gton were guests of Mr. Mrs. QaroUne Ca.mpbeU and hef jured In 11n &utomobUe wreck I l:lnd M•·~- J r Stewart aud fam ily brother, Call BleLner. COFJo'£1!: SHOP ! , Tuesday Is reported to be getting' ;;;;;ENT- Pive rooms and bath. T hur:::dav. Rev Fat.hor DeLeaux has retiUin- u.long lUi well as can be expected. Under Same Mana(emen' 304 Sp ring Ave. Phone 302~J. 7-7·3L I ALBA CC\URT IJOTEL ! Nl'w Smyrna, Florida 50 ~»-30 BaUu, steam ·--- Dcnncgt!r: • ------- One Word Led To Another I wM;: . 1 l ~~~~· , ~f£&1, 1 f tbetl" •• I love t'a lib I Old U[lcle Balt~r, t advt~ u, yean. wl.• tile 'tAa~~etria'' 'of Uie. old vPial!". jie ~UN4 ~ "''tJ t.,r htlla;, · ~en w~ed, ~ ·~ ~ foot.B. then \~tiD 1,~ .1 ._, 1 whaM £tit' tWO Otit ·r'{r . ;;-were hun&TY _,,t ftrtue W&f tO .''thlti' blOod._ tori cmnina warm wet.ther. In the t&Jf NA'fiON.,_L LL\00£ VVon ~t New York . . .... 44 31 SL. LQu~ 42 36 C~ICf-iO 43 36 · PittsbiiTGh 40 36 Red Birdo Split With Dod1era ; Sen11tor,~ Beat Cleveland I I : B~Jc~!l.on REDS LOSE TWO .. 40 Brooklyn . 35 iO C1nctnJlat1 34 32 48 44 Philadl'!l(lhla Yanks Annex Pair As Bambino Hih Three For Circuit iJ: ~. ,. <we r!membor qowH10 c.Lher· vocatlo'n. whlctl"WILt 1 II CI~b pine knots. rich and btg nammable, uaed to t~tarf, nru wJth end al50 to take the ' plliLat ()I !"&per hunpijJP,tcrs. a.twaya on th4 tire pla.ce matltel 1n a 1n Uie CliiYS when SUl)lbur matChel We(fl ll.Jl we had. : It wa.s in t.he 1880's that "parlof' n a.Lches came-fLom Sweden, lf mf: morv servell, and speedUy drove the offensive sulphur matcbes out ro! the American markets Poor old Uncle Baltrer. bowed, bent an.d broken by age and hard work, btU n.lwa.ys sm1Ung, and a good saleS'• man! 'l va::.e, 39 I Mc-Ma.nUI': ' Tell ' tbe Seln}nples th€y co.n conte out noW. Andy: Jaekf:(Jtl ain't been seen aTolind h'i'e ror yeare. Blll, Junior: He has ~n to eo meny pence conferen~s he dci8a,ri't Flt>"i1'11 to Loqdo.n and radioed to New York, this picture ehow!l the plane knew whet? he got the black:'~ QuJsitiVe. Mq.x ain't ~ Mj~p;t~. of General Italo Dalb9'e air armada afteT it had~fa~ked up on completing the first I"&' of the Italy to Chicago ftight C Amsterdam. One But an the Baers a.re " !;lit ~lrp)'. F.1Iwlng · America is ctlnstruetl~l member of the craw, Sergeant Quintavalle, wu killed and Captain Ji:aldiru, the ~ommandor. lnjur.d.. th lrty~ t wo bt\ttl~boa.ti Just 1n. case ··---· eomtbcd~· gN,; too trlendly. I ~ '1'!\1>· ...,.. Anlt tn the ap thnes. But food a.ever ·. Jtt 10 Ecaree that we didn't ha've l'OIIChe8 In the kitchen. --- m· ,., ., ''S&ualna, 0 · eu.ttu, • r" • Bcb Swe'!t, M, D.: Have no • for a. middle· aced raccotn ~ •t thl.s writing'. Yla1tor at I Mr. and .Mns. Oeorse Joachim, f'- .,,.w Lew B1ecer : Wlli ~•..fqpty- past two Weeki with their arant1piU'- I ~ntp, Mr. and M:ra. F . J l(llnzlng. j Mr. and Mt•. lllbert Robinson of 1 Pomeroy were IUelta of Mr. and r' I OoD/JI!CuUve ln&ertiOlll tor M'ra. J . T . Robinson Tuesday . 2. Mr. ,and Mn. Stanley Yeager of 1 CollGCCuiJve losertiorw for price ot Pt Pl8aaartt were visiLors here 1 ~~ must hi.ve been~ m-, t.l'lt ropr111Ci bt:· Blllinasl€:f . 89m', ~~~t ~lliY fttth butler mtalaid the piia.ohu.te. . Type Uke Ul1s ('1' pt..O'Ic per UDe) tO averale words malte a llne.l ------ -- Prompt Re6ef From ltchiiac Eczem1 n•awonderlultbe--.. - We c:on00i1t! that we are l:p.ck- 'l'hol: ns. Ai1 bunga.Iows mU6t be .r;cm t.o oe• appreeiatt!d. Don't• lik" ward, <tll&tory and; pro,cnl.Sti~U~o"ng t;he Idea ot•surf t:la.t.hlng tn the eelBut on 11. ho! July M~nduy morn- l&l·. Ing thtre it; somethh1g cool About an old JetteD : ~!'llllploo,·~ Ringworm Ilotoll•. and reatore the ·~ ollll'!ll'" ...... ..... ·i- t . ~~~··tell~ t worth tho J>Jiee, betloiHe It bl!lip Joliet. 85<, 60c and n. All druaill'f. POLLY AND HER PALS i "::.rr:~!:!~·~:.h~Drur THE GOOD OFA WITHOL.IT Ilea ted WriLc f~r Booklet abl1 PA.? Ratti JAMES H. BUTLER s~t re ._, Manag~r wonl'r USE: P-E:R MONEY f FOWI..S IS EXPE:NSIVE:, POLLY! @..•. ,., In the Daris Cuu Warfare -----ByGU!:~·a.:~. - - - - - - - - - - - - -....-""" L;.,..._ _,,...,..._ _ _ / &USTAALIA DAVIS CUP vs • EUROPL/,~J FIMAL-~ /· AMEUU ~A N Crl umbu ~ __ '1\.iO-HANDED _ da ~ h Bost-on at Cincinnati. RACQUET SWli-IGER.. FROM AUS'l'RAUA -- ~ ... > HE At.ID ,"11-1£ GREAy .lACK CRAWFORD MRI ENGW>.NDS WAY . '10 lHE 1/Jil;:R; - . - - .. -. .ZONE .f':I/.JALS! Hugh Brodcrie'k (le(t) nnd M.A . Aaron, photogra phel'll for Internati on al lUIIe \ .4.SSOCIATION at. MlnmlnJlnlls. Tolndo l\t St Pn.ul. L<.•ukvllle at KamHI!'l Cllv Tndinn nrooll.<~ at M:llwnuk"r . NATIONAL LJo:.UWE VIWAt.l @>1l•GRATH • . lll \l ~ ll'fiiRjl NI'W!I n ntl tJ n H ncW[i J)aper, and the plane Ulled on their 1,650 hom NI'W \'orl1 Lo Lobrad01 to obtam pictures of the arrrval of t.hu ltulum air armada. ~~ IDid \!ou JSver Stop tto ttbink 1 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. , l-IE. Pt,)LL."' er•:-irJ,.-rfJs ,BEST - BET·· .. - Therc·s Always a hearty welcome for you at The Hotel CJIIJJIDdep , I ' 'I'IIF. "IIOV~E or II!I$1'1TIILf"Y' ColumbUll, Ohio. Perfect Lvcation .... Service ... , .Comfort Rate~ aurpril!i!J¥1y low Tlttif~y '1.&11 ~~~ $~@ .;l!n•• Shoppe Club Breakfast 2&C to.50c ' l'amouo Purple Caw Plluier 50c and '; 0. lunchoon 6llc '. !, .. •,0 ~lll'l'n 11re qqiel!. to.nqJice, tile auperie~rity of a~verti,ed I!ICI<b. Jbat ia wl)y busin~• concprn~ that advertioe are extreme· \Y Pl!l!ll~r. . ' CHlif'T~NOEN Tbtif.ty.peo.,le read 11\e ada !Uld buy merchancliae that i~ ad· ftl'tiftd. tfOTflJ. H~ .... llle, 011(1. A. W~IQ; 1!1\ , tW ·•, buyers I!PPrecjate t!tis seryic.e Th•Y~ 41re r,iwan ~i<led by th!! ada becaur.e they lmow that advertised 100!1• !lrtt of e~ub~ndiPillll•lity. Silver Ball Room f9l' papc.e Pri•t:~o pipiu!! R~ . . Good Advertising ia a service that ia vital to the welfare and pro..-eu of every buoine11. A"ertiain1 through the printed page is a genuine aervice. It ia a service du~ all the people. ' " ' ' ! .I •.. &I.II···~~·~··-····· · ··· -~ ~ · · ··A··~····· ---J .I ----------------- ;' , '"~~lj,;jl,il\llf.~ li!i!i ~i l~k11uH~r future .~P.•ip<:u~ . ,; to-on A.DYii.llTI'§ING, NOT 0~1.Y M~ES IHJSINt$sC _, ..... FORTt1E P~~ENT, ~U1'[B~JJ;.DS FOR Tl'll;:flfl'!J6~· I •' "• i '" :.• 1: ,. n .>rk lnr Zemo brlnp_ prcmpt nllol lo Another Bale Of Corrr;11pondencc Don Elvin~odo. Good 1dea. Dog~ ikbin&. burninl akin, even tn.~WW~J eaaa Itehina:atoJll the mornea.t Zlmo h( ·U8e with two doors so pups can We clea:t up another mes.s of lhll.Sf their tails. Have It patented. loutheo tho tender nd lnilameddla rock~ribbed correspondence dating because ol Ita .,., lqrodlento. To from the yeal'B '1914 to 111'.Ml. - .,.""" ol llnH ~11&1' >lxf,Y ~· aro. They nil ..m~ ""' 111!11: ,_ 1 ~ . Steve Brodlfl \f'U a In that ~ he was pualwid. • Type· lll<e thll! (10 pt.) lOc Helen an<! Kath~yn Gawthrop J·eturned to tHeir home at Hunting- , per !ine. ton Tuesday att.r epend.lng the ' l a:a a'iiW Western Union: C:llli1rtJ) Of . pt, Plbaaaot were the IUIIta of lifq, 8 . G. Piaher ancl j illl•llhl<r ~1 Conrad Davll of Wuhmgton, D. 1 C., apent aever&l days a.t hlll borne '1'1JMI like ihia (12 ""L) r Ukper line. t '. ' • .. Doe : :More crop. HO;)e ...._- ~ " ptld1at.r1al.ll 9qt.. ,pb,Jec\ spectator wba ll:eept -·~ Morgan : detlroJ tba.\111 I • *~.u~ . • " t. !DeBr ~imJan re were Hll!>tlliatori Vfotton 'Stln- f d~. O~pce . ta~ they don't l1ke ft. ' · ..,..- ' an~ ADV.ERTISING SECTION. •Iillo' ll(lOOch In }'Our tGwD ti"""' I( 1t 11wo -~ I'll l . �• NOTICE - I! ~::=:~~ READERS' the Newo Otllce of MONDAY, JULY 10, lias AL T fOU ~g~~tJ~r.E TH~U~ANO~ AH[ Nig~~~~=:'ant Overturned On -. .:T~ -~~~-E~~~: ThoR:: ~:~gin~:: Todd Liverpool. Undertaking Company EMt conve]llbg the r rofa mal"' of MrB Olaren(\0 Powell of Smith'e Perry, Pa , here tor burial was damaged eonlddenl.bly Bat.url.l.ay whPn it overturned on State Report Of State Geolog- 1~C~h•u..~t£r7 between Pomeroy ~ ieal Survey Shows The drlver of the aar and ~HID, Ne;~th~~d;ol:;:"'d:n YfAR'~ C~UR~E It • AppueDt Neither " Morie St.ar Buaiheh Tripo bultneu - ClaimS lili Mr and ll:rl and son Hugh spent, Bund&:r wi.t.h Mr and Mn ArthtD' frtoe of Portland. The - "" . a• ••• - • I I i ••• Lon Ouster tOe .,fl*, * * I I o:e0r.ti wwu cta_t•m. FOR RENT f a ... _ I - Driver Of Auto Without Proper Plates, Arrested I I " A. F. EiseJstein Quits Road Post .. " .... . .. .. "'------- [ ICK[~ PR~MISfS EARl.Y ~CTmN II HHP PR~SP[RITY Firat Objective h To Install Men Now Idle, In Joba Bitter Opponent Of Unionism Dead John Markle, For-I- Anthraeite Coal Operator, Diea ia New York QI New York July 11- INB-PunerarrUlgements were to be com- pleted today for John Markle, former anthraclt.e operator, who died laat night In the •• room Fifth Ave1 nuo Apartment whe,.. he Uved n 1one with IS servants and a tetephone swJtehboard. to keep things 1unn1na 8T U~TRY TO HE ~SK[O II SPHO UP WORKING COU - must re me1'1t nnd He Repeal Predt'cted By Senator Fess Statement of Life Lonf Dry, Strlkea Prohihitlontot• Like Thunderl>olt tlon the .... 1 : • l• ~~.g _,. .t. . - •• ' \ ! Did'. You Ever Stop To Think? ) - ,.Say Thousands!Who Rush ~o Buy 'Big New Dodg~ Six at only:$595 • Jri ctiJ ~~t.l.\f ,h., nfw Oodg. Sh: 1.a h.llng1nt up new IIIII• rect.'tda ln Detroit, wlwre talk about apr..jll £rom door 10 ~oor al- ! a 1111w aatotqobile ~lt~~~~~ aalua ar~i7Je~ of the ccnte~purultn; I*~Od fo~ ldt year! Buy Now-Sdt't! Money! ; ' 1 No Dodge haa ever sold rm li!lll I han today 11 prlee t595• Many people 01.w.are yj thu trend Jn !OIYy e markets are .aaklnr • How o.:en thi1 b1g new Dodga 'e N pril"ed ao low' • Frankly we •Y to you, bentt see thil grea1 car nght eway take advantage of IOiiaJ' s low prLCes now 1 1 • And )'Oil don't have to take anybody sword for 1 I Do4P '\l'&lu• This rureed big Sb: II ready to ~} PlOt,. to you how It wme nut-9atnly-llK&Inll Floating Power engt{l• mollnllnp (Jva th• big new Dodge Six th• smooth vlbrt.tlonlau ridiDg qlllllitiw rerely lound bt even high priced care of mout cylln•lere-y•t retain th• known economy of ais:l And Duds• carrie. no aurplue welrht There's leu weight pJr hor!IC!power That a important, because ,.vury extra pound meana e1tta rul Proof Thai Dodge Euels I to your Dodge dealer and pt the facti about tbil "Shuw-Down" Plan. Take hocne th• Q(l lue 'Sbow· Down ' See for yourMK why thle Ia the only r,.Jr . aud·aquare way to judg• automobile values! Thle big, new Dodge Six 11 .a product of Dodp Preclejon methods, bu1h by vttteran Dodg• cl"llftamen lfi th& grall, modern Dodge plant-a dh·laioo :::\lt o( Rail Wage Cut To Continue In 1934 ' """bl' car Vtrgtntl\ Compton, ••P •len•I ·--~~~~----------------~~~~~~~~~~~~ • ASK YOUR DEALER ABOUT THE DODGE "SHOW-DOWN" PLAN· B. B. BAWUNGS SONS 1\tiddleport, 0 mHICJIOIII'IIno: Sunday Momina rram. ••Mlnlatures" by Seybold, OQlQiyn Bmllh. vtolln, Little Prelude by Bach. and. Walt& A by Tschalltouaty, Ruth Uttle Night. 8oDa: by Ann. and In a Toy Shop by l.oulae Rebe Tnm.Dl1 Orow, Tbe Happy Parmer bv SehUD11U1D and. R.uMlan Danseuse by 8 ortst, Vera Hepp; Prelude No S by Bach and JbJN· ty of the Doep br a P - · VlrRinla. ~ uut Plft Pinier MeiOdiM Nanna Lie, l.led I. Dick and Jat fii>'OOU and Ray and Clarence Luhrlc ......, hiN to of , --~~------~-------------------...................................-~----·--------·----------· - Sunday ~e~ ~ ~ ~ CRIDTAIN SLAIN "''tt ,_rW. l:btl.t. / catty out umr thrni lng tbe youth the O'Conn"'lls wt'rt! stta.inln& e•trJ reaouree to gather U]) the kem.endoUi cam sum demanded whUe at the same tun "' Utrough underworld lnknned1nr1es t.hey were endnvoring w bargain for a red\,lCt!.on of the amount Th~ family bu $50 000 ready ror the kidnapers now but It wtU bu hours, perhaps d~s before they can ra.itle tJ\e balance or the ransom the kdno.pen dif'ntand The OCopn<>ll's hBve made t'ffcrtc. to carry out the Instructions Of the kidna~lCTII to the ll'tter Pl.'"t1cularly with reprd to keepmg the dil!Dppeanmce O( ihe youth lie cr~t Albany N Y JuJ7 11-INs-AU the resources of state and local police today were thrown into a hunt for John J O'Connell Jr 24-yearold nephew ol the pollt1Cally potent Democratic leaders h.ere, kidnaped from In front of hill home by abauctors who coupled a $250 000 ran som demand with a threat of deaR\ If poUce were notified 'Young o·oonneU a straoplng six cause lddna.pers would carry df'ath \hreat if they 'no\ltted, thorltil!s Early today. pollee had ctally been notified of 0' s lddnapilll by memben ot blil and no reque.t for aid haq come from them ~ Actlni on b1s own inltat.Jve, g . ever Police Chief David A ·~· , broadcast over the stat.t ~ teletype a general appeal for f!ld ..~ lccattn.g the miSBinl man Prom close friends or the faiii.tl81 It was learned the kldna.p(Q'I ~re been In oommunlcatlon at least lllx t me~~ wlth Daniel J 0~, Democratic county chtrJrm~, ·~ Edward J O'Connell, both of the ml881ng youth and bofih. powerful polltlcal lea.del'l , .,. Indlcatu;;n of th8 national interest commanded bJ' the kldnapinl \\D.II given wbeQ,J United Btatea Senator RoJal 8 . tii-Jpeland ot. New York iaBued a bristUJll st&t.e~t In Waahinaton, declarinl he ~ ask AttomeJ-Oeneral Homer 8 C ummings t.oda.y to send all """' ltlle governmental &&'lis~-1"16 Albany 1h runnlna down Uiji -.. M" UD• . ,.... Mra. Ruby Ely, Not a Suicide at Firtt Believed, Authoritiet Say Senator COpeland went even fur· Uler Be uld he would take dle no~atter up with the president blm .!'elf The senator i!l chalriDaa of the aenate Investigating .racke~,. In& throuahout the country tmd "'f O'Connell case 18 expected to furr\l&h the lmpet.u.s for a ruthless drlve against k:Jdna.perz An UDUIU&l feature of the C811(1 wu that all Albany newspapen, aware of Ule kldnapfnB tor ma.ny each and eYery one talk a different lancua11e, or to nota the fact The other man. Herbert L. RaQft ta lather or two cblltlmt ,... rouild Agreement Reached it Ap· provocl by Workers of ple would do more than anythinc elae to aboliah a1111J'eaaive nat· V ariou1 Rail Cla..ea Despondent Men Cont'llit Suieide ionaliam and prevent future wan. If all apeke the aame lanBUap, it would be a difficult matter for politiciana to juule worda oo eaaily and to aend out their own ,, GANG Albany, July ll-IN8-The powerful O'Connell rla.n was tunnm~~r a race wtth death today in a franbc 'f~ fort to ra"e the $250,000 ransom demanded for the return of John J O'Connell, Jr, 24-year-old •••on of t~ haul!<!- 'YOice ia powerful in Europe, and fail to note the fact that they It haa often heen aaid that one lanruap common to all peo- Ih1e The church wu bea.utUullJ decorated w:l.th fOJ"I"UI and 11adk:&la. a.rttstlcs.Uy arranaed The follqwlns Protrmm of piano, vocal aDd Wolin sehctJona w.,. presented lb.rch ot ths Oookle Soldl.eS ~y Lehman, Charteo Lee, SlumJ>lo' RobBQll a.~ BoldJcl"a M'a.tch by Schu· mnnn, N.....,n Lona, Spinning Son• by Ellmenrelch ID4 oauotte by B Rubenstein, 14'ar1r1e MOOTe Sonatina No 1 by Duaaek and Valao Lucille by Prlml. Maltlne Swarm, 'l'hra Wlahee by Prank Harrat a.nd Lite by Oley Speab, to th,. olm II shrUt In the oplnlou observers I O&lllpolis 0 July 11-INsPostmlstrw Ruby &Jy of Add1Jon whose body wa" found Sund&:V ln .a c.stern wu murdered Gallla COIDl· t) a.uthorltlell beUeved today Jl4r8 Ely and her husband Prank poaUnlstreM r~.t 'hfi vlllaae lor a dol.e:n years neltbeT drowned. as wu t.lrlt belleYBd uor died. of heart dJaeue, It was declared :.Her an autopay Coroner J T Hanosn !tent the woman a tntemt.l orpns to Columbul for a chemical &nalyaiB Shertfl Elmer Ratfteld aald he had eevertJ. One Looeo Job and Takeo murder elue:a Hit Life at Home of Hia Min" ly and her husband Prank Bride-to-be had been separated, and rell.tlve& de not know his preeent whet"abouts He last beard from tn Columbus 0 July 11-IN&-Jie.O June when be wu ln Plorld&. cause be lost bll Job Just 11 he ...._ maklnl plana to be married,. a Columbus man waB dtad tad&f, il YOUTH IN DEATH ' k:tlm of suictck!!, and lll.Otber ~ CASE LIBERATED lumbus ma.n who ha.d. beln out ~ work tor months was dead. of aetr· intlteted. bullet wound~!. Kenneth Amos, 10, banpd. blm· SPlf ln the cellar of the home of bli bride-to-be He hJ.d BQOe to ~u 1u1r r.bout ID81111 bll job tmd lfiW del• pondent poUoe aald IDa t1ttlrCH found h1tn from a belt I11CI cut him down. aorta t.o revlft biiD MISS IHLE'S PUPILS PRESENT One hundred were :n a.ttendance: *DODGE "t", ~WITM PATIIfTID fi.OAtM 1'0W£1 - 1lJ. BltW"da.y afternoon when the puIMCIIWUfD-£.i.$595ANDUP,f 0.1. fACTOIV llfiiOI1 pill ol the lhle StucUo ot M\ziJc ~re eucresstully presented 1n re· D~ 8 -llll!to,I395-F 0 B I'Jdory .DalrcNt 1r.lta.t at the Stmpaon JL E church und.et the dJJ\.-,:t1on ot MiSI J'n.noea B"1 C..r on Mtrrl Alont! Second Street MILK HIKED TO 8 CENT8 Columbus 0, July 11-IN&-Reto.il milk prius were hiked a cent to eight cenUI a quart on dellvery routes In Oolumbus today as the result. of an Increase in price paid by ~airieB to producers of l.bis vicinity By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. or G,hlyal.n Motor• The "Bb~n~~·Down Plan gt\'" you a cl..n-cut, ~ eho-ooiiFn o{ perlormanc• and economy! We ~ouldn't afford lo oft•r the DorJge 'ShowDown" Plan to th• pub I\..; If wfll didn't know the ~· "6" would win oatl l>ods• bu 1 polnta of .conomy tbat mean dnect of rrom •so to ••so t~n runninl" upenu _ ' 11curt1 card campethh.a cara. ~J \be ,111e....work hila bean teken out ~t;!i~b~()qjp )"'i\10!11'·-P;own Plan AI a. close friend of former preaident Hoover, fonner Republica.n National Oha.lrm~tn and one ot th~ party IJ "elder statesmen. ' It had been expeeted that P'es.s would l'ttlre from politicti at the end ol the pre.!lent term ln his statement, however he asserted that he wr.s detennlned to EVIL Wilted the pre118 to make a printed appeal to the abductorR to obtain heart tablet. for hll rather The tablete, carl Luer said are 1-150-~P"Qin nitroglycerine ..Cu.stomartJ.y my Cather uaed tablets Jfo 11f6 Of Lh.e Eli-L111y It Gompaay br&Pd," Ute- son ''!l"d '.WbeD 1t.ltflisjtb.an attact he mu.~ ~..- t:Jo stand, as the attMts are llll:e IUIIOU\erln« '~)ella, and he cannot breathe II fQI'ced to remain He 1& on a siek diet seated He takes. no coffee He may have only one veaetable at a meal He smokes mUd cigars !Please take LtJ,ese precaution.~ a' once If It Is not already too late ..... ~~~~~~~E~~~~Jjr!n:n~u;li on~d~~b>~;n~a~rlio\nJ'~~Phar I Aged lllinoio Banker h John J. O'Connell, Nephew Of Powerful New Y.>rk I Taken From Home Pohhcal Leaden, Ia Seized By Gan11 .While By Aooailanta In Front Of Hia Home 1 By JAMES L KILGALLEN INS Staff Correspondent Alhany, N Y, Jul} 11 -INS--The ktdnap"n< of ..'ohn J 0 C:onnell Jr, twenty-four-year-old km of power tul Albany pollt1c1ans who ts held for 1260,000 ransom, today apparentl y broke thetr three-day ~nlence -And ag$-m communicated Y.lth Daniel P O'Connell, unciP of the m I~!I.Ing youth Another code mcAAage, ~Imalar to the one pubhsbed m a Sunday rn01mng new!ipaper at the directiOn of tht> I tdnaper~, wa~ brought to the adH~rtl.;,.mg department ot the Albany T1me~Un10n today for pubhcatJon All the 11ames, accordtng to the numiJen of tht> advertiRel'ne-nt, are new one~and1ctmg that th~ ongtnnl h~t of eleven n a~ reJected by the k1dnapers The actLon of the k1dnaper!'l m agaw gettmg m touch " tth the O'Connell< revtved ebbmg hope• of the family. Alton HI July ll-JNBCnrl Luer 80n ol August Luer Police are certam, m v1ew of th1~ development, that 11-year-old bonk president who 1, oung O'Connell 1~ fl.tiil ahv~-and app:H ently unharmed was kidnaped IMt night t.oday .. .. .. Strike Jif·. N h .· wo aces; ep ew Of O'Connell Victim J Mere work-making ideas art: not to be encouraged he said rest of the pr<lject'a. merit wm be pubUc usefulness fts ability maluta.iTI itself as PRICE THREE.CEN't s Narcotic• Manufacture To I 1 WHO ENTER Be Limited To Act$250,000 RANSOM DEMAND MADE ual Needo I -1Throu11h Ruae And Carry Victim To Waiting fhreat Of Death To Strappin11 24 Year Old National Automobile Guard Lieutenant Made, If Police Are Notified; Authoritieo Take Hand I ~~ ~~~ments fVIl IN ~MERIC~i TO SUPPRESS smoothly ()A K R J I: R 1. CJ!JrtTB BF mall Pftt- tf 00 HUn Hl~W ISKidnapers ucK H~~uc, T Pl Preaident Commits U. S. To Important lnternationai· Pact This apartment, the Jaraest 1n RECENT GAINS New York, had four elevaton, 21 baths, three kitchenfl and 111 ser~ By Industry, No Excuse vantll rooms He waa president of the Jeddo-For Let Up, He Say•, Highland Coal Company wlllch he £Old out seven ytars qo for a re· With Men Idle ported $8,500,000 In Ule ITf&t oool Washington July ll - lNS-M\1- l.trlll:e 1n tbe ftrat yean ot t.he • I centlll'f llarlr:le WIJI cme ot the bitlions of jobs for now Idle workers ls ~test opponents of t.he unkJ.ns. He the filat objective of the *3300000 da:lar_d that 'the inalienable OflO pubic works program Secretary cf man tO sell hll labor at of tbe Interior Harold I Ickes newly he deslrea 18 belns pr<>te<'ted appointed director of publk worka operators ss.id today In explaining the polleles miners, however dld noli he will follow Sf!em to appreciate his prot.eetton He promised swift action The strike continued New York's Reeent gratifying gains In m:lus· public achool& had to close Martl:le try and employment do not 1WlU- demanded fedP.ral troops PresJdent fy curtailment ot slowing up or ~rn- Theodore RooM!veU threatened to ployment prd!P'am until those send troops into PenMJJvanla ar~ secured and consolldate!t to protect the opentors but to ~ondltJons JU8tlfy expendlturt:::. coal out ol the Scranton dls·tr~ct~ public works will be enctf'd In October l902 a meeting of the ly he salct pi el'lldent and the .,ppostng factions This Is 1nterp1~ted ht>re :1 a re "'ll-8 held In ~88hinft.on a meettn1 ply to demands from ISOm<> uf PrPs which became so violent that chairs ldent RtJose\'elt s close m- were thrown ThP. Ol>@flLtOrs retuscludlng Director of LhP ed to arbitrate L('wis Douglas that the pwgr.1m The lnftuence of the late J p b P hedged somewhat In view o1 the Morgan finally brought about an nheady visible improvement arbltra.tlon plan The miners got Ickes said aU proJect~ wert' now most of their de.mand.5 being studied closely In recent yea.n Markle had been Today the Public Works Admln~ Interested In philanthropy His Jstration Is deluged by a. vast num- 1fortune goes to the John and Ma.ry bet or demands which do noi Matkle Poundatlon for medical requs.Ufy under the Intent of t'u.: uct search he explained 'The worth.)' ate ---------being """'a"d the unworthv The determining factor In award- ,,.m - ' JP l'l"'.J NSW'I Ill TBI DAILY ftiBUl(& VOL VII-NO. 246 In G.l~ia Diaeaae Filed ..• LEASED WIRE Oli' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. ot this etDclent helper w County CobUDUDity pt>nny'l! cost to the v111'1.ge or Jumna in Cbtem latter remalned for a week's visit l:'uainess men rwith hll ~dpa.renta ~Lamm•ned to J M Pat lflornThe helper ts v. canine of the Ju,.~ile oJJicer, wno was alone DURING PAST YEAR 1Fox Terrier variety, rather largt BODY IS FOUND lCsa Vertrbde Rusehel lfS.S brou.. Huckleberry" pl"e&ea.ted at the t.lme for the breed. He Clime unheralded Jht. home Bu,nda,y from Charleston you sell marriaae lleenses C t A d Laceratl'ona c.nd unannounced, to Mr Wolfe om Late Saturday Nisht, A where she hU been confined In a at Junior hi11h achoo'l to I "'~''•'" U S n evening reoently and Is 11.8 faithful ctt,y hospital \he past few weeta niJht. School children IS, probation officer answered Lead Liat; Fingers f'S only a mefllber of the t::anlne Short Time After foUowtna appendectomy Her We do and the young man, conHardest Hit family can be condition Ia ~ported most saUS- adulta 25. Deed Committed f~:~~ed aaked for one Pat noted Sunday ev::'!J>~ •• ~~"--' factory that. he was unaccompanied anct occasion to asked If he brought th~ gtri with The fin di ngs of the statistical u lnutes in a•;n; o~u~>m<>hii~ :1.~·~-~··~n b .. him to which he a nswered u\at.. he labomtory of the Division of Safe- J1Jeny with one of the dtdn t know that she should be and Hygiene of the Industrial cers He left the dog ':t_:~-1~~~~;:c!>:'..C:C present He was t.hen told by the ot Ohlo after 11. study Jacks and while the -::c-:; ••-cc: court oftlclal that both parties 131519 injury and occupa- I fllend raised no out-cry nor Ci!~.;--z::: must be present in court be tote the d!.Bease claims filed by U:Je 1111\ke any diaturbonce, it waa easy license could be granted Industrial workers t.1 1932, for pllSBef's by to notice that he Oak Hill Finally greatly embarrasseO he annoWlced today by Bupt was considerably perturbed. With a.a lllual aa rr.plled that he did not know whttP Kearns head of the Dlvta- his head cocked on on.e B.lde and -neventna: hi!T ther or not she would come with his ean erect to hear every posalble Grover who 18 1 after Huntinllton him for the license !Jut he would analytil.:l of 8.ll claims as to !IOUnd he hLid on the atdewalk Baldnll' TOURNAMENT with """"' see whs.t could be done departing of Injury shows that the 1 looking east and west on Main hurriedly prolific source of Injuries 1street by turns to watch every pethat j At Mlddleport Hl&h Sctllool retumlnl Mrs C Zimmer, aon Charles Saturday the young man return· were culs and lacerations 1 tor der.trtan Md car tor the return of he arrived and daUKhter Mary, and Mra BelGrouada ed with the Intended-bride 1B tow which 45123 clauns were tiled r.is newly adopted master As 1100t1. mother did ward Slqel and 11011 DbnaJd Of Upon the second request foV: a 11 Crushes and brmses ranked second Rll the night ohlef returned the GAME STARTS AT I.U. Grover Lexlnftc>n, K.Y • aniVtld Iunday !c. cense It wali granted and thev left with 25123 sprains and strains dog trotted to his side wagged lUJ tor tht a. Yillit wiUl Mr &nd lib John the court apparently very happy C!l used 19 710 puncture wounds 11- tall &.nd cuddled hlJ muzsle Into hl15 Admi11ion 5c and Mr. ond 111'1. Bkpl of lrut Yaln ltreot 'i'helr names were not recordrd on Eil!B fra.ctu1es 86!13 burllB and rrlcnds h:md showing that the marriage record upon the re- 1fCBlds 8 295 dislocations 11J eon- he appreciated flndlnK him latter a.Itdau• arrived tbe llr and HarrJ lmlt.h IJll'!lnt quest that they be withheld from russians 220 nsphyxlatlona 174, ht: was too much a clair of the then dlecovend Sunday l'll1tint Kr and Mrl. John publlcatiOfl drownings 4 and 10.944 illlCiulllfied to make a big scene 09er It wu not 1D bed. Dd of I'Mfllle 't'hq wer. ac-1 rl!!!::!~~~~~~~~~...::=:a The number of direct amputa- lJehave.a perfectly and obeys as theB bqiUl whlol> CXIIftiiOIIIId """"' IIJ RuUland Em&· c:1 ~ ---;;;~ WORST BOY IN TOWN tlons of some membe1 s of the body a£ It h e !tad been in tra.lnlng for a tile body belnr round loon Doni wllo Will mnaln lor a 1lt TO BE HERE TONIGHT 1:.} machlne ry or other hazards was long time Mr Wolfe will probably <122 of which seven we1e arms five keep him as a. mascot and eBCOrt !n a Mrs. Ely bas bteh aut- wttk'l villt ' • J • -handx four legs one foot ftv~ toes ou his nightly excursions while feriDc from Ul-healtb foe ...,.lime Member11 of the Fair a.nd IJLJ.uare I und 400 nngc1 ~ or ptu t s of firi-.rs looking after the Interests of the 11pd to thla 1.11 attributed her aet ot Mr• 1161'1-ld way and dau• .,. .... 1 b bo ys organ lzntlon or the I 1 1931 theu~ we1e ~15~ !imputation~ st"lf destruetion Eter ot Ok'~'~•t.n4 arrived Bt.tur· C u Pomeroy busineSB men She leaves thJ'eeo ehUdren, Dro.na.1t y tor a vf.tit wlth her father, Presbyterian Sunday school hel e c r which four were a rms tour Two be&u.UiliJ apa.rimeaW Prank OroYfJJ" or Nitro Rutan_. ~,~;Ill present Huckleberry the worfit nands eight legs two feet twelve Summarlzln• ly811 f the 0 boy 1n town' a three act C<lmedy loel! 11.nd 5J!I finge rs and ' parts of! th • an ana J&mea MuiUnea.ux or ~ • • 1 1 onr A. It P Ston at the Junior high school fi.Udl flngel s repor 1 e 01 "alan head cities the ~~~~~~··. Mr and Ob'dt 14anh and tvrlum tonight The first c~,~rtain Th~ P&Jls of tht body moRt sus- ll~ loundmg figures In support of hla One lar4'e ltked atore room emanaeu from her baby of Par burl were week end 1 will r18e at 8 15 It was announced ctptlble ~o Jnjmy Wcl c fingeJs with cont.entlotnl tflat thel.!heavages of war time auestl at t~ home or Ml'a Marllh's 25 by 80 teet.-next to Oblo Ploceeds tram the entertalrt)mnt 33 616 inJuriell trunk wi t h 19 9~5 !U I! grea Y outwe,. d by our wtu be oondur.t- parenta, Mr and Mn Adam Ebenwill go Lowo.rd establishing a i:am"j:l eyes 2004.0 legs 13826 auru; 13202 ~Jt"aCe time easualties In Industry 1 Power Vo at :II 30 beth Other week end aueatl at the for the boys and for Boy Scouts In rands 1l 067 head aud face 8 8 ~ 6 nnd argues for a greater ooncent.raEberabt.ch home were Mr and Un OM lt room houe--ean be Meig8 courty A performance will ! feet 6 846 and toes 4 051 Among Lion of Interest. l.n a.cctdent prevenEldon oaul tlt"Velyn EbeJ'Ibaeh.) bP. staged In Miac:l1eport at the the injutles sustained were l,30l lwn work on the part ot boih 1emased ror t.wo tamJiie-two gymno.sium auditorium Tm sday fracturvs of the nbti 245 of verte- P oyers and workers if furthet 1'1-CMr and Mn AI"Yln Norris have I bath rooms, ne11:t. lo PreUy-' ) 1 night and In ~cine at the high brae 103 of the pclv.l.'l 289 of the •flces which he characOOrlzea Iiiii returned from a two week's vlll.t In srhool audlku hun Wedm.:.sday :;k.ull, 15<1 or the nolle 12 of the jaw needless are to be prevented Charleston Wt Va • and Pontiac, 1 t.erlan Cblll'elt-AU on !\bin \1 night 298 of the teeth 1 331 or the arm MlCb Slreel in Pomeroy lnqaitt 1 339 of the hand 1 46:1 of the flnset ' Loeat Man .-:;;;; in Cbarae THREE RELEASED 012 of the legs 111 ot the foot Mrs H D Oefenba<'.her ot ColumI from Edw Ebtrsbach at.J r.nd 1 3211 ur the toeB There w~re tua ltl spendl.nM the week with her of Mei&• Roada, Tenden Red Anchor Store. Thooe released rrom the county nlso 302 dl!lloc&tlon~ of the arm, 11 fo.ther E D Will of Lincoln Hill Reaianatic!n bastile over the week end were t.f ~he haud 144 of the fingers 162 I Harry Van lnwagen, W W WPnt- 1! the leg 23 or the foot and 16 .Mr and Mn Northcott Jane• A p ElleiBte•n of Poolero)l hu ley and Charles Martin Ma:l Un lli the toes and children ot Wa.rren Mr and t.::ii - - - - - - - ~~~:J:::~~biB restanatJon as Super- lbs Prank Jones and M:r and :Yra C<Jiored was taken be!ore the luveIt ts a noticeable fact said Pete Hendrlcks or Pomeroy was fi of Ma.bltenance of BlghIlile court Monday morning on Kearns In discussing the 1 eport, arre"ted Saturday by Ohlet or Po• County, to t&ke ef- WilHam Ortftlth of Columbus were charges ot Ule theft of a w11.tch tlJat the biggest percenta e of amonr thO.!Ie from out-of-town who llcl'l Dana R Rouah for dr1vfna a July lUh. from the Grueser Barber l:lhop ln::prov~ent shown 1n thtJ past attended. the funeral or the late hu foun4 the Val Jone• 8U11day hue which he said he save to • )'car i~ I' those nijuries atr~ctlng motor vehicle wJth flctitioua 11fi!IIPDP•INllUM Gil lrlrl lrlend .in Waah~, D 0 rhe eyes teet and toea and t:hJa: u. cemc plat a Hendrtclta WN re• ~ J". (b d t Stop Coinblntcf with hl1 I alnnr .,o a. ! The charses were dismisaed 'fhen undoubtedly due to thie more sen- leased from tho oounty jaJJ just a nhort time betore tt.tter ~~erviDR a aft'alra too much Mrs. Quy Ba.onllt.er and 1011 Guy For Gaa On Stomach Martin promised \o pay for the era1 use ot goggles sat:ety •(loes fine and coats on a slmDar charge Jr ot Washlnron Pa returned As a. consequence I watch and the trouble caused He nnd other devices tles1Jlled to proSunday after virdt here as the It is alleged that Hendricta confalling for the Much wda disturbs d\gestlon 1will lea\'e Pomeroy Tuesday ~ for teet these members rrom the b.orand ho Ia tat- ruests of Mr and Mr15 John Hik! Pm gas 01 rtOur stomDch Adlerlka Circleville where he Is said to btl n>al haZH.rds or lndui'Jtry 'Ehe lOw- J tnued to drtvc the car on lmproper Ill an Mlort to reIll much better One dose t:ldJi you employed u percentages of improvemeii • 1n license after hl.s release troDJ. jail Mrs Ralph (Jllmo1-e a.nd chl.ktren before it la too lt.te of bowel poisons Lhat CHLJBe gas the numller of c!Kims flied for for which he was arrested a. second work and her moth* Mrs Wald Poster {lnd bnd sleep Reed s D1 ug 8t ...1e NEW DAUGHTER ARKIVFS lnjurleK to Lhe trunk hilond&, le"s time uturned from • week s vi.l5tt with It \las ~aict that the Ucr.nsc plat.eA recently tb~ latter s lfUrhtez, "Mrs Jess \ Adv l''Orest Run announce the blr1h of ).Jhaslze the need fo1 more adequate belong to w.Jlla.m Martin who Tbdale of B~eye Ll:k~ Mrsdaughter Kerns bo1n RousiJ \l hlS h! 11.d !tl.oe teud1-1 etu- now clo.tms ownership of the _par llpe!lo.ll fof' July 1 a Mr nine and pound Bl\tUJof- 1!':UIUdlng oJ fl.n.d machinery and a.toc!Oiler made for 1$l 00! da.y afternoon Mr 11.nd Mrs Jpcob adherence Lo sufe pr».etlces on the driven by Hendricks as wen Leo Dl Plero of Columbua Is 15, $l50 1--ucy Daer and M1 and Mts liarry ~art of Industrial workers who face the llcerue A transfer ot ownerspendin& the Week with Mr and v A\'tnue ~ Roush nre grandparent.~:! or ' the exceptional haz1uds endangering shlp Jlf th" cBr tram Hen.d!ic"ka~ Mrs Charles Oasct and family 1 \0-3t little MiJ;s ~ tte~~e port1on11 or the bodY~ • to Martins \\as flied tn the clerlt of courta office June 26 recorrds Mrs Joe 1 a~• and BOn Omett, shov,. and two arandp!h.lldren, Bobbitt I Hendrl.ck.s waived exBmlnatlon and Oolorea Oil Pietro ot CoJumbUK I before H H Mee.s justice of en1ved. Saturday for a vtstt here I peace Monday with Peter Rappold. the former•• brother Mr Lares retumed Sun• ' walked timidly t.hrourh. thP open probate court her'e ap.d ooor or the ohlo-Pa!r - . • lllld w~ '!"· cept problil.blJ abowera WednHd&J' ~J'i;lpoo. in Northwat port.l.on. So:newht.t .-mMr 'W~Cf .. nellday If the Office ask for 202-R. DI~IN ITS SUICIDE ;, w=U:~e ~~rn!::a~:ss y..:un~u\~= 131,519 Injury And Qc.. -t~t;taJ~~e:o~c==·'~ed::~: 'Poatmiatreaa cupational Tribune, call 236-L RUBY E N'•ht Cblel of P<>Uce Walter E • Wolfe is now maklns his 1ounda t~b the and hlB companion, whose names were not learned e&:apecl unh~J1t with little damaae to the corpae {t wu uld o A ElaeLIIteln, deputy clerk of BACK IN 1822 th• probate court, who was followlug thP car enrout.e toward PomeWhen First Salt W ~u Op- roy said the car left the concrete highway strlkinK a imall ditch ened; Bunneu Startthen swerved abruptly lnto the ed Here in 1850 roadway aa&in, overturning in the middle or the concrete highway Oolumbua 0 July lG-First reWhen queationed by Eiselst.ein, part on a stUCIY ot Ohio brlne1> in- the drf.ver of the funeral car sa.td eluding those of Meigs county he apparently tell asleep probably ha.ve recently been published by the c.. ~ from long ctrlvlng without .state- geologJral survey with head- sleep on their fUnerary to Pomeq~ on the Ohio State Unlver 1oy IJty campus The remains were cat ed for h ere The lnvelltlgatlons by state Oeo- 1and the funeral rites conducted IOiilt Wilbur Stout and his assoc Sunda.y afternoon Mrs Powell late.. are Intended to give an in :ormerly resided here ataht Into the nature of the brines The damage to the car was not ln Ohio and Into their fitness tor e.. tlmated, althouah 1t was reporterclal utlllzatlon • f'd that it was making the first h n~ or saltne waters always trip since Its recent purchase p been a neoe9Sity to man as ptt.l1'4 from such sQiutlons enter Into TAKl: PART IN UONCEKTS ~ fWlctfona and constituents of tm body that govern growth and At lhe Century of PI ogress Exporepair, the· report says adding ~ ltJon in Chlr.aKo the names of a that many lndllf!trlal uses Bre al.llo former Pomeroy glrl and the son Jn&de of 11. former Pomeroy girl are Jtstcd Of the Meigs county brines the among musical groups who have NPOrt. says: Tt:e search ror brines or who will participate In cpncerts lit Kelp County began In the ror the plewmre of the croWdB. Watem pe.rt on t..eadlnK Creek Recently at Soldiers Fl ld Mrs lltun.llton Bierr a celebrated ranger Audrey Omeser Ne.ff a.nd hll6ba.nd """ -• It 1 1 th Ch 1 N H 0f 011 1 cagu •:aug 1n 11 ~ m.....e !1R lere n e yeai ares e 1706 by boUJng In hl.s calrip kettl"' chorus compOf ed or 3500 men aud wal.et collected by dlg1J1ng hoko::; women 1 ep 1 es~ntlng the the choll s he sand at a time when the of all the Lutheum chwchell to k was nearly dry '11le llrst Chic M N tl 18 th d ht ago IS e e aug er well was opened In 1822 by B o~ Mrs Eli.zabeth Onteser Q! Ml ut al a point about eight miles nersvllle ~~Othe~ewmo'r"••'"w'efre'",•oo'n''""lnm Tonight Ftnnk.Un C~llee of "' Hunti 1glon EOn of Mr ~nd ~rs em In vicinity 'the Lc 1en Ca\' erlec ILoulse AflllerJ v.!ll of the wet~ waa be a membe 1 of the lfuntlugto The was of high ~chool band and ot cheslll!. -;;~;,;;,1~, ~: 100 unit whlch will present ,a conc ~rt ~., on the noating theater at the ex po::;ltlon The band composed of 100 pieces left fm Uhicago SalUJ d L} •.oilltieo;l a.nct wiJI return Prlday July 14 •• B efore leaving for Chicago th e high -school bond presented a, co cr.1t al t he Huntington h'-h sch 101 nudltorlum lbP p1oceed~ of which \1 ere tured to finance tl)t trip Lo th ... expooltic:.n Young Fru.nklln the gr•ndson of Ma-ry M111er or Pomeroy 1s 8 at the Huntln&ton h i!lh and plays 11 saxaphone In the orchestre Salt Found INJURED IN IN WEATHER FORECAS.T..,.- ~ ~;.Iaf;olls· of ~ec\>ea o.f.l\~~ .J,N!I!tk=~ M\en lt ia dea.ired to ~ , { '" )_ i ~ ~ f. .. ~ ~ r -;1:· ~ :.; 1 ~,o r~ ~ .f ~ ~ ' iN • •1 ) ~ ; I • ;; t 1t \ ~ <'.t( .J:· r ~ 1 .._1 f arouae a_ paopl~ to wrath In the int-l* of tliemaelvea or the bir buaineaa behind them. 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