http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3027fecc48b8eac2173a35fd8bde163b.pdf ccc7ca4efdf45b6a9bc3652e4d7e07eb PDF Text Text ......... ., i'O!SDAY, ~ Personals 1,1181 fhU ..:.~·· J ·Governor'• Bride a1f:(ved tn Pomel'O)' TUeilaY WOOd homP for a weet.'a { Rei: Jr. Ru.-eU &Dd. John Arsa· .JeJ~le Bmtth was called from CObrlte spending sevenll da.)- ; lumbus by tlle death or Charley with their pa.renta, fb. and--. Mt:. Hysell. Do.vid Spen~r. Mr. and M.."''. Tom Morris s~t 8Wld&Y with U:o.ry Jlubbard. NOTIC!f,··OI' llPPOIII'I'IltiNT • ~, and . Mrl. Tomnll : Ander~Kmr ol Admill!11tr&b epent 8~ w1tllr! "Mrt .and c· M7S. Ralph R .....ll ~ llol;q ~... 8 rectlnt eueet Lower Thomaa Fork morn· 1n11 aild remained. far ·about llll hour J cluc2ed auto trips to the vartoua mlne!l and potnLB or Interest ln Lhe Bend. Included in the party were Mr. A.. T . l..o\\1mtstcr, general manager of the c. & 0 . Railway with head· quarters at Richmond VIJ"Kinia, Mr. J . W. Ktrig, genttral superlnteD.!!ent ·o f tranaportat1on of Richmond, .Mr. E. L . Ba.ck, general superintendent, Huntington, Mr. F. J. Ginn, superin· tendent of the Hocking tllvlllon, or cOlumbus, Mr. w. L. Rowi!r, chief engineer, of Colwnbus. They departed al aabOut noon. John~· J~ Sintt.h and Maraaret Hysell were cUnner auetta Sunday, · ot ct NO(&, Mr. andn Kt'fi. Welt-er Dodson Mra: WUbur " Humphrey and aon of AkroD, attended the funeral ot Charley Hy.reU. ~1tt:if>it- 6m1:l- Fp:mt. sumJ11y n !och t \\'lth Msrgartt H~r.e-ll . Mr nnd M ·~ Anson Jackaon SundaY . wHh Mr. and Mrs . !83 AUTOS EXCHANGED II Ernest 'l)lcke: VOL. VII NO. 265 andn Emerson RUS8ell o1sited Walter Dodson. SundaY . BEC~ME MILITANT femmoy: Wed~J '+THE BIG CAGE" . . OAK Hil-L Meigs to all ruies and reH· .. . . . . . . . . . • Addrtl88 Mailed blank& ,must be postmarked midnight., :Thursday, August 3rd. othera will be accepLd un\..11 noon, Ftl· · day, at Tribune Editorial omces. 8- t ...:Jl.. NOTICE! · In Conformity to The National Indus· trial Recovery Act as suggested by Our Hon; President Roosevelt I have adjusted the hojn.a of labor and the waae• of my em· ployees to accord with hio national recovery program. -!\Gcqrdingly be adviaed. Therefore I •' · ' ·1.. · .., r . . , I .. ', ·, . .. .- . !"-·';.;~ New York Governor Warned "Bloodahed" Ia Imminent . Serve• Notice Of Great Naval ConatructiDil Prol"am "Sc:otlal!'l Yard" Or·...,oi-1 zation May From Meetin1 N. R. A. Moves To Tab TO SPEND MILLIONS OF PRESIDENT AS STRIKE SPREADS •• 1 . ..· • • • \ · "'~~ ' j Coal Operatora Charp Lack Of ProteetiDil Afforded Uniontown,~ Aua:. 2-lNS-The National Recovery A<hnJni.Btratlon moved to take a band tn ~¥~" Pennay1van1a'a seethtng bltWirlriOus coal strt.ke today as unre~~t ~d riot~ ina eontJnuect ln the huee eok:e relfon of Payette county. rn addition, the ata.te . m'11t worked tn conjunctkm wl the United wne Worken~ or~ · . to curb the viOlence which bu cauaed one death and ttertO , ~mare tharl a score the '!f'J"'J', -·the ~~~:1.,<' . BOND ISSUE FOR RELIEF OF SCHOOLS AND EMPLOYMENT ·IS PART OF NEW TAX PLAN (Oontln~rom PaRe On..> ~lt!llV)' , L:,~rOIJKhOllt, thl) l.!a.r ly si?ll-~ in and fa11inK to show much rallying power Ja,l'fl'. The ·, t.a~r ~?ft .W. q1e Industry's operi$\lons was A.' tp.c~·;. somewhat sJmllar lnnuences Pomeroy, Ohio. ,-. Hand In Keyatone State Strike Dioarmament Getturea Geneva Seen Aa Failure ...... ~ St :Jel~ were ·~ nklng easUy ' SanitclfY .·.·. on or before MINE TH ES 8ECOM[ SER'I&US IN PfNNSYLYANlA UOAHU TH UCS MAY fORM CH _ ,. Ouiet · ' ~\ · F-LOYD 'f !'"EES, Prop . ~ PRICE THREE CE.N'fS . .. , ... ¥:-/ ' ".oo "" We ,.,J~ liO'l qPion !until 8 ~. ~... and we WJII, dose a\;5 p. ni. on ~eek J'\ya:;' The,: Satlir.( day ,Opening h?ur w~ll ~ the, •,~~e, .hut*tJ>,e~.· I' clo·l~l!" hour w1ll be tn . ke~p,ml! Wtth ·~h! d~4 hour aa a~?..'?ted by .other : Reta~l. ' • Mau Martial Law in Pennaylvania Coal Fields .. MilS Constance Flnlaw who has been vls1t1nl friends and relatlve.s here haa returned to her home at Za.ne,avllle~ . he was aecompo.nled by Paul ' Win n Who will remain for • tlill~ . . . ~~ ' . ! ' .Mida Ohloe Bearh1 who Ls ell· + rqJied . )n a nur5ea' training c!11~oJ In 11. Oindnnatl hospital, .hus u.r~ rlve4· home to spend 11 ten-dQy vo~ ~tlon. wlt.h ~e~ par;t!n~, , Mr .., l!-lld ,Mrs. ~: ~arQs Qr · K~rr's Rt~n. ~ J!'~~ ~? ll!l!!I!U'i'~e ·..t~~M _. ' fRl_JAA'int c~anf;e· Ohltert.Storea. ' .. '"eento--sy Albany, A\11. 2-4N'~tl1kin8 farmera have won their first objec~ tJve by preventing the delivery milk to stations In the Yl~~~~./ Boonville, Charles H. ehainnan or t~• state milk control, admitted today; .: '*l'be atrlke1'8 have everythtllS" pretty well blockaded aJOuod Bo6n· vllle and report.a which I received thla mol'Jlinl indicate that little or nD lnllt Is belns: deUvereP to the stations," Baldwin said. Baldwin said his tteld men re~ ported to him that many fannera are telephoning to the mUk stattona astlna: that someone be sent to their farms tor. the milk. ulatlons. The t.wenty·flve cents entry fee ls submitted w1th thia blank. · . "'oarrtor OVER MilK PRICES At Hollywood; F umiture Men Demand $1.40 Per Hour tn the POMEROY, OHIO, WED~ESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1933 nHMWAHlf NAVf IN NEAR FUTURE STUDIO MEN county Open Tennls Tournament and arree Now n ·a tn The Tribune f El.~CTRiC Tl!eatre .. · ENTRY BLANK I hereby INbmlt n;ay name u a. participant u It's EASTERN FARMERS Gets U. S. Post JAPAN T~ BUilD .:::;:;::::;::::;:::======== 'l'aesday and · COUNTRY IS SEETHING WITH UNREST J W . Row:~· ' Is sufrerlng with r.;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;i;;;;;;:;;;;;; acute tndlge8t1on. Mra. Charley Hysell is 1n a ser- Bl8.nche OoDde was a recent &uest .ot Edna. Morrl8 . . Lue Dodson _ , , l'lid&J with Mrs . Charley HyselL Mr. and )rJnJ . Floyd Rarrtson w• Oblo and Vlrllnlo-l'ai'UY clou<!!'. Local lho'f.- en and thwu~eni:.orml toaliiJ,t and. Thunday. Not. much cbaup in tempetat'"- FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. I'~:~~~~~~~~;~~~~ toua .condition. WEATHER FORECAST~ uur Tribun•. call 236-L: If the Baslu... Oftlce aak for 282-B. are whlle the olticlala made an inBpec• tion of conditions here which in· Pom~ NOTICE .- lf you . READEBS' the News Oftlce ot ' The Dailj _____ _ stx:nt am! A apeotal t.r&Ul beorina: Ohesa~ pa~.ke and OhJo ra.tlwa,- , oflk:iala were at work in the rails. whete '·l'it sen.sonal downtum Lraffic In })egan to , make ltG ~ppea.ronce . carrier t sh~s . were t slugl(lsh thDUlfh \mpre\rln~t' '$fte1'• a htm.vy ' start. ~ ' ' , The a'ctlvltY ooo~mM dur· . . a. buyJns tlurry at ~he end of Hl"St .hoUr "'heu wh8t opened the d~y'a p8p.k&. Thtf t.icker ten ' mlnu.t.q bobinj1 but oought up quickly. "{{he~ttet, trtdlng was extremelt ~· dun~: vql.um; running .• rn\a "j~;:[n;400.ooo YreS· (l.rt hour. shares were ~ negl~t-:d, \ ... U. S. Smett~Qi:r ·'n!ft'ned !Oilli~·.ot the Jll"OUn<t.l<;ll .. ' tile\'""- . ColQt:OOo · Puel ,broke ohtl~ibri. , ot ·lnt"l~t··~i:t Its · Oils were a.kSed.-by tl~ ~'tl.ew Ja.s?.llile prlce£1' ln this ter, :.· :· . ' .· 1 ... e ,·e quiet and firm. tl3lf>phone put In a good anted chemtcP.l wat thin nmr ~ .' I'RICED. TO S.L -K ~ . I• ;\ .r. ', , . QUIC . ' ' ~\ .. Actress Replies To Studio Charge; ¢, .' ' }; ' " 1\A. :': ,~ ChevroJet 1933 ~· "f~':..,.~··~('.. { : ' ' ' {!,·· .,, ' ... ,..., ,,·. .i :... Chefrol,et ..... :.~93. 2 ' ~ . Cfte.vroJef ' . 1~32/ ··.C.,u 'e·' . ,' , . ' . '~ \.''-i Chevrolet 1929 Cabnolet ~ ,. ,.. · Chevrolet 1929 Coupe ···. Ford 1931 Tudor Plymouth 1931 Sedan , Chevrolet 1932 Pick 'Up .1' · · ' . - Sylvia Sidney Says Throat Imperfection May Force · Her RetirelllOillt . ... . ECONOMY POLICY OF . ADMINISTRATION IS REVISED ' · ' I , eI ·~ . .,~::" Ylr''"i- ~:. · tG-t:t., .._.,.-~~ )o·~ · ,~·- Chen:qlet Co, coouttnued oo Pare Three) JOBLESS SILESIANS ENTER GERMANY luy hanclkerChlefl whh what It laves 11 .... .......,..~~--- ... ~·· .....-.1W&dM1)MtPIIIt. ..... ~ ...... - _ .,lM.IM._ ..,_ . .,......,.... .............. ...................... .........._I _.. ~ .'5 •• I'"'" .., 61. . ,.. ......... - -~-=-·~-:;.:,..... -~. ~ .... qpl , I,..-.. I LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE 25' .. I really can't help it. After all, oae tlw clevelop a ,petSOnal ~ gud fur a thing that oomes ia such laiimate contact with one's ' llpt. AUJI jjna: I wn a "!"OmaD, I I# app~ the &a _that my , snliJe It my feminine reuoning. To thtm the chatacter of Luckies' 6ne tobaccos seems mote im· ponanL But my woman's intuition teUs me that the purity of "Toasting" is never to be l'otgot~- ~ ~ mY ' tcn. ·Ancl ~· the. iaore I IIDOR, faltidiouneaseof daiali~Mea -·· .. - --· ..··· --·-·- - .. the .doar I ltd co my ciprette. raevi. Qwtfa11.t,.lll•...... ~--.L_J_n____ -----------=~~~=-~ ~ '_ l l.&udcla~~- / .. �.... ., - ::'! - - t . \ \ . • 1 'r· . .' ' ..'•' .,, ' I ~ i - '· : . ' " . ., .. . ' ~ ..... ,_ R<>Uio T; Psrk from RJwtr Pace to to &&ate CUI· that vllla1• latbero lllat It 11tmmod.late. ,.,......, ler; Bl'OIIdway tom.et.b1n1 be done Qoute 7: B)'C&IUON from Patk to lY '<) s-tn the burden• of Ule Ub• -------~·<....:.·!e•·;·;,_..,..., -flllA'I!'!l; IIHOh from Park to Groot; eD>ployed pe.;rt f1'ain Part to Orin~~ fiorth The plaDI, &peclllcaUon15, e!JU.. VIRGINIA · ,, ' . :Wriond llom - to DIIUilOild ODd prollleo of llle PfOI>OIO!I ~.~t to et&t. Route; mateo lmpro\lemeot ·beretotore prepart.i!l South :front from HaQlUtoD to tty the qloeer and DOW on rue 1n Oorfleld; HudooD from Stale Route the ofBce ot tile VIU,oe Olnk b&ve Phone S82·L 'r to Pront; rRutland trom North ~ approved. 1 PrODt Weat "20 teet: North Third A oopy o! the a.wucatkm to the from state Route l.S t.o RutlaDd; admlnlltrat.lon ot publlc worta wu SOuth Semnd from Route 143 to I forwarded to tbe 8L&te Highway Custer: Ou.!lter from Pront t.o Sec- Deput.ment. oppllcatlon to tile Dlslrlct Admlnls· ond. . j ===-:-::.-=PHONE YOU. NEWS TO II NEWS GREGG . .. . f<onl ; l ~ cAl 8USINESS MEN MEET AOIPT . I N[ ww0RK G 0[ ·1 . L~ STR[[lS ~· llcA ~1ne~:t~:1cC: ~ew:eu~~~ wt1o1 ,1!1r~ooncr~~~.·,·.~~;;i}.t:.;;! da::'ters:r' M~· u!~· =· , · . I tntor of the Pe<leral ' ErQeraeney 01 Tile folloWiuK •treeta or aeeUoQI INJURED AT I'I.AY 'NE [ 0 0F ~ [p~I RS Feder~l ao~.ernment ~~od:f t=te~~:n,te j '·\0 ·~ "ve~e ~ , llMEN ~:~y· ~e~~! :!~ ~=::e:::t:~a:o~ ~call"!! 1g~ ~=~~: P~~lc~extm CluNe 6 • snated improvements · .~--• ow'""• uuw 1 Hartle 0 t Loe t Bt.reet lved Whereas the & a:uh ;: the ": bel' , has provided under emereency leiJlB and ~ftth from tntersee~f 1bead, Tuelda.y. when IJbe tell wbile • 1 lrtion the funda tor the Improve- ~ ~th ' t:p lnteraeetlon or state Route pJaytnrr. Clamps were uaed t.o c1oee 143 Mlll street) . ; WOJJ cram of pubUc worka J& beL"'lt ln· The appllcatlon tor tundiJ wlt.h. _ ' nugurat.ed ln the atate for the pur· I v1hJch to conduct the nece,_.,. bn- , Mlal NelUe Zerkle resumed her JlOBe of tuml.9htn8: reHet, and to }:rovement.s was made when the de"' I duties at the Southern Ohio Elec. J.,uen unemploytnent, · the local clalon was re&ehe<l by councU that trlc omce, Monday, after enJoylne J , I • -p . -~..1 ....,_, council deckled In the recent le11.J· d.e Yll.l&tie ta wholly wl~out fWJds · a two weeki vacation with rel&tlvea lAIII ,-Ho.,_ I u lattop to apply tor fW;lds to make Dnd does not have the power and., and rrtends at HWltinat.on and 00Improvements .llle eer~n lmproyements on sev~ o.uthorit.y .to .borrow (unda wit.nllumbua. era! streete of the vlUap, that arc 1 v.hli:h to make 11ald rep&lra and im Misseos DeUUa Mendenhall Uld 1 badly In need of lmproYement and provements and the vUlag:e hal ez- j P!eda Bhal ot Marietta U:on1 • ' .....:........; repair.. . ht>.UStlid ~11 of Its av~ble .!tuldls L'ay for a week's vblt with Miaa · for I· tar' 'in meeting demands ~ relflt'uf ''he 1•O&rnett BW'Ctlett. OF .FEDERAL FUNDS , The ,street.& ' dcsiJFdated unemplo._... Mrs. Robert Beeson was taken · bound aurtace, according to t.hli ..... ... ~ .. ~. \ aeriously Ill Tuesday afternoon. a.:.. Plans to be bmlt\ed in a · re.olu Puncl!i eontrlbutea ,..., ille cmr.ens .. ..,_ Conc~te And Dound _, the unem-. hU1Jba.nd ~Jster' Mrs. and ~ tlnn,' to the su P!fbllc works adtntnia-- :if'. •the ald of relief ot of oeorae Athen 9 Bealllby were called 1 tr&tor, . are: ployed have been exhauated. the I here because other \nneu lira .. :'"cor 'lw~ To rlan Page street. from a point "00 feet co uncil declared In the reaolutkln,.iBeeson was reported aughuf tm~ ~ a-. south of Park street to St.ate·Route and the burden would be too he"vy 1')n'Oved Wedneatta.y noon but llsUU ' -' No '1; Maple street from Fairview lQ ask ita citizen!! for further con- ', lr. a aerlous condition. . ' Declarlna it n~es.s:ary to tm~ve !o Page; RliSSell to a point 430 teet trlbut!ons. . Mrs. Homer Cooper motored to rtrtatn dtreets within the village r outh or MR.ple: Headley to a.. point There are a larae number o( ct- Columbus Wedntaday to aooooiGt Middleport, haa been 420 feet south of Maple; High· tram tizena who are wltbout emplo)'lbent pany her parents Dr and Mrs w faMed 'by the the Intersection or Park t.o State and it ha.s been neeeuary by lhe Hart here tor '6 vtBlt. · · Jira. Eben Bowen and daughter Pr&noes were Oalllpolla vialtors Tueada.y. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Melvin left Tuesday for Ohlcago to attend the Cllntury ot ProJress Exposition. Mrs. Laura Ba.undera or ColumbWI, who· waa here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ruth Saunders. len Mcmday for a few days visit wJth friends at Chester. She wJU visit here with Miss Daiste &.undero be· fore returning to her home. The followlna ladles motored to Buckeye Late Wednesday mornlna: where they were ruest.s during the day of Mrl. R. A, MIIJer at her cottaee at Harbor HUIB, Bucteye Lake : Mesdames A. w. McKay., Lewis Burford, M. L. French, Jenlnle Smtth, R. L. Smith, Max Har~ rah, Wlll Reynolds, R. B. La.uthead, md Vannie Townsend. P..!ra. Robert Harris and son Gene and Mrs. Sally Jordon af'_pt.. p;_ea~ant left MondaY' evenmg •for Oh.eq:o where they will att.en!lo the (entury of Progre&l i!!xposJtlon. Mre. Charles Wise s.r. contmues · , r n.ll.- ., c""'"' .. OnoWeet .. .. ..... .......... • 0no ""'"" .. .. .. .......... .ts ~· 11t-.... "ia ...... ·......... . ·-·-,·-··. .eo •.:"aeon ~:::::::::::::::: Clbe Year • . . . . • . . • . . • . • • . • • 8.00 ~· ' ta.mUy wet11 t'ldlllepoo:!, " Get · Olalor speg! Thro~ Aid ' &latN, o&e y.,- , .... . . . .. ....... . 'IH£ ER!UNC P,o\RENT mother wi10 IS now lan11uishin11 in jail be~ause the ' , P~bate Judge here found her un.prtlty as a parent, must •,ndeed have little cause to be aatlsfied with herself and much reaoon to be greatly ••harned of herself for her unwomanly and unmotherly actions. The first law of nature when a good mother is cerned, is to see that her children arc taken care of in the • ight manner and that they are protect~>d aninat the pit• ails and problema of life so -far as abe is abl~ to pro~ct THE them. 1 , .-,· .·~ 1 ·, '. I ' C&P'I~ Tar , Ma.O.•dafta To Be Ufed a. 1 Every mother worthy of the name, will think of children first and will sacrifice many times ancj many 1hlnga for their comfort and well beinr. Thl't the one now in durance vile cannot be so labelled is proved by her ·fncarcer11tion followinr conviction of those tbfnrs ·t endinr to bring a child into disreputable conduct rather thap shielding it from ouch actions. Little excuse can lie afforded for ouch a parel)t. That auch a mother is unworthy of being · permitted ' to en.i'ly the love and companionship of little ehl!dr,)), go~.• with· o~t ·~finr. For their own ~rood they should be l;move:~ fro!" ~uch sjnlater inftuences as her conduct naturjlll:r wjU brinr to them. . ; ~~~~-'that the judre has taken the rirht ~ul'lle ln ' ~enl'oV. ,, ' I ' ' jng her from her surroundings and forcibly puttinr an e~d to her' unmotherly action., l• the conoegaua oC opi,nil!n amonr ali law abidinr, justice lovlnJ p0ople. It is to be hoped tltat her present Incarceration and e11peplence the law, 111ay have a 110berlng inftuence on ~er and !1!11t aht~ will reform and whe" her sentence II com!'leted tb~t s~e will give her offspring the ~ind of c~re and !lttjlption to --:hiclj every child is entitled. How~ver, s~ch ref~J111atf~n ;. probably too much to expect and 'n\ore will prob~bly be heard from the case before Ito final concJu,lj,~. , , ,'. Uae~t I ./ ' ' HOTEL COLUMBUS Cuhunbu, OliiD. '·. ·•• ·~ - I Fireproof Ul Avenue. at her home on . farmers in New York hare IIJ¥!\atel'ld stroy with explosives, l)lllk depots ~le.!i their demands for higher prices for milk are me.\. 4t tho •arno time striking miners fn Pel)nsylvanla '••~ ~~'~'lfiJ •u· thorlties fn penonal combat in their etlorta to 'llithilidate men who have not yet joined their rapk1. It is inconsistent to say the least, f6r f&"l'en, minen or othen. who arc waring a controversy for hllber wares or hlgh~r prices for their product., no th' ca~"may be,'~ t\a''lillc expect l 'lfatlon of law abidlnll' ciii~~n~ ,to 11!111!1~rt th_em in their themselves argume11to inwhen the to6.~get ~ towhat .~,l~¥i"d ,t ;.e laws theirthey kee.nare desire t~fV • .nr.l without any regard to what is right or wron;( · These arg~me;nto about pric~ ~~<I ~bo11t \f&IIJ'B could be satisfad:orily and fairly settled In every Instance by arbitration were it not for the fad tha~ l,nyarfably there are certain trouble fomenters enra11ed i~ evecy Industrial war who are more anxious to 11et their dep\~'ld• re11ard· leBS of the fairnea& and justice of those demands U1an they are to see justice do;Jie. , Suppose the members of the oppo1itlon to t,be far· l'l~r>ln New York were to retaliate and eve,rY ,tiJ!le a milk depot were blo\vn up, a home belon,inll to one qf the protesting farme1·s, wore treated likewise end auppo"'' w~e~ etriking workers attacked l)len who wet'4 worJdntr in ~c­ Jlancc· qf a stri.ke orc!er, ot~ers ip turn, ~t~cked 1•f'hout wamin11 members of the s!fikers or their BYIJII,I&tltiae,.. C1lnll4 tlletr boone at OohlltlbuJ Mandt.'toev~ an.u lplbdl.n&: tbe two WeeD here . _ , . , o« tbe mtlcal wue. U14 of 111o former'~ moc.ber, Mrt. Rutb l!laun- .-at llel. JIB. l!or~ Qulvey wllo ,,..n'!j> Advancement auderw9' in operatlon at a ~ Of Buaineat Recovery -:! In Nation ref. from tht'l ho8Jttal the lltt.er To Aid Jn l~umT~~~Y~ ~~ ~t:nen~~tT~n :~d~eut~a.~~ oet · of A code for the ret.aU merebanta ~ wlfll . '; of Middleport. which it beUevttd. the week. ' , Doriast~l :UWU:;t,;~~iax t.h.~~ ~: ' bitter .nd." law was ended unttXpeetedl~· that body to be Lo accordance K: Similar oppoll.11on was declared tlol here roday by Qoyemor 0. K. Allen Preaident Roosevel;'a NatJonal Jt.e.. "} _ ,.. t-J f.Ber*,tor WtUtam H Herner (D) In surpr!M- move by ""'mlnJsh'tt. ~ cover y progr•m. wu adopted TubJ_. (0ont~ from. Pale One) c~ ~~S:· :;~: of the »en- liona forres of Senator' Huey I..oug da.y evenlng in a. meetina or ~~~ Olpsy KoJ;h, and 'IIQllte plJ)e bllatfl'r, ,: Opnmor Jllhlte's sales tax. pro- on the ver~ of. the long-awa1terl merchanta at the City Hall bufldr rust. ,The com~ qipartmeDt po~at:'tt lA ,undentooa .w'oula . clash over a. prbbe at November's. lni here , received •t8,618.61U, lll9)adl.ng such for repetJ of tbe beer, amusement, referendum on oonstltutional The obJect of the meetlnf, '. .. a.ctlvltles aa w ftah hat.eher- cosmetic :pu1 "llquld fuel" taxes a.me.-ulments. pointed out by J . B. Or&te, prp1eimlnt of the llihthotlM' in the . punsett.-Whittemore sub11 Recalling h is proclamatJon Pl'eaJded_,_ \'tal to ·~biJ.th a wo~ ' and>..ilrway1 . sutute Prorrram. which established martial J&w "to l.rltr tbat WID e Interior department. received unteM the eovemor changes his protect the grand jUry," Governor tqry to 11-ll m.er~n h~ t56~..2rl9, most of which went to P~~f.he sales tax proposal will Allen declared that the jury had t:J.Jatthe1!'111 a id II). "1'2 , aU~t·j Boulde.r ~~ Dam. Several mUUon, ~118'1',;.'t a 2 per cent rate, the same held e meetl'li yesterday and hod c4. admln~tn\UQ£\ m R A b 6• ·; · '1 however, "1'&!11 ahen ~e reclamation as not been molested, lead:lng him tc> 1a , in hia orlKlnal 111. P n. ,,, ; "'. service after Congress denied fWld! Tax commluloner Carlton Dar- th -.: concluston national i'Ufll'd pruJl'ollowing conside~t. · ~u114tb0 -und that fu••• ..&ra are ............ -··""". youn-t member of t.he tax tcctlon no longer i& necessary. a.lld contro ersy over the' ~d;Jll on "wllll ...... ......... • ...... m1 v : producing too much an)'way. ccmmlaslon; MaJor E. 0. Braught . tter,dal~~ was=-~ Poetponement ot the effective 29 years old sta.te rellet aupervlsor ; ~-== 7) ~9po~ ~ 1 me:U '" ~til · •' daLe of sever&l merrers decreed by .Aq.tutant General Prank: D. Henn!;,~ ear ro:r bY~~ President Roosevelt to make for c!er80n; Grover lllall;well, Columbus I 0 AN C E! ': C'f ~~n ~~ e tn ~tO Ui: • economy and efficiency L!J expected lawyer, and Pro!. ~ce Laylin 1 A.t 'the J, ~ 0, F~ Hal\ '&est! e lbsx ~;J"' re, • • to result 1n the m&-intenance of M Ohio SLate UniY If· are under Th~g vote on .U:~~t~ 01 th~ job!! tor many government worken. stood to haye drawl\ up the alterFRIDAY :NIGHT; code lor Mlddlepott,' 'retaU meruattvc'..:"c.'..:'~':_am_.- - - - AUG. · 4TH. chaot8 brought 16 olibeurrJns Yotes JIUSIC BY 1. 0. 0. P. .((If It and 6 votes ·•sa.lust lt. Pour ft SYNCOPATORS merchant& present did o.ot vo~. • 1 Strict Ord~~ a.Qd N'e1f The code. govemlnf11 · hmdDMI! (ConUnufd rom Pate OneJ (C.mttnued troln Page One) .I ~uea ' · · hQUrs ot 11.-11 retail stores who have construction hav" ~n known uc . " iigru Thou~- • We Jubf ln: tallect lar,e ce!liol a~pted and arreed to President Woahin!Jl;on for 00me time. Thlr) "keep ojJ the il'US ' r~ RoOsevelt's N. R. A. plUl, reads u knowled&:e w118 re~ble. ln pa.rt ends rushed tO nearby beaches 1• LADIES IDe seeking reUef from the blistering GENTS 25e followa· at teaat, for the admlnlstre.tlo:"J·~ U·R·WELCOME! . "All stores w111 open at 8 A. M. poiiA:y ln including & 32.!ahlp bUlld- sun.P'lfty-seyen bathen, Jncludlnp; aJJ4 close ab '6 P. M., with an hour lng: program ln the $3;300,ooo,oop a~· noon for luncbeon tor the flrat public worta bUl At thi.t. Amf' ... flve week days or bualnf!BII. All 1can naval olllcera contend th~~ot sto.res will open Bi- 8 A. K. ancl the American navy wut sttll lagENTRY BLANK ~e at 9 P. M. on Saturde.ys of be.hlnnd the Japanese when • boU tach week." -; I hereby submit my name u a part.lctpant in the Meigs The majority ot the local retail new PJ'OQ1'QJIUI are fulfilled. i merchants ha.ve ~ed. the N. R. A. Japan has been bulldina slowly 1 County 01>@D Tennis Tournament a.nd P.grcc to all rules r.nd l'ela ~reement and w.lnslow e&rds and but .!:teadlly In recent years while j posters have been : dJ6pia.fed ~o- the United StaLes. busy with dr- , ulation.<L Trie t•.nmty-flve cf'nt8 entry fee Is spbmltted wJt~ th1s r~Jy In the b~ see~, of...tbe ~:n porblt'ma at home. CU\d. 1 blank. t,()\Yll slnce Tuesday, the date the p nn 8 ratLh to .the fruitless· con· I Signed . 1t'atlonal program lJeca.me etf~tlte.A ferences at Geneva. has m~kod. • ., • time. ..; :as.ra. Virgil MeAIIIsty P.J!.~ 'twQ. The Jutur;, ot the OeneYn ton· I ...... ~' .·... . I .. . .. ~Qris wut return to thelr -· JlO~e at r'crenee L& unce~. with 1\ltton Thursday llifU!r -· ~hdlna l!evlng that U!.eer 1s a.n:,- ehs.nc& o~ Ma.Ued bJs.n~ must be postmarked on or before m~dp!Kht, tY>O weeks here with 1Jl'f. ~ihd Mrs. eU<'Cfta wha.te-vtr f.ow&rd. dl,ln~~ 'lbW'Sday, A.IIBUSt 3rd. Othel'll will be acccl)ted .WlUl noon; FrtHe~ry Hennessy. Mns. Hennessy inr naYJea, Ja~n'a Iaunchms' the a-1-3\. wl., a.ccompany thezn t.o Akron for IJlOGt o.mbiLIOUll poo(l"ll.m In fier h1sday, at Tribune- Editorial Oft!.ces. '4J0;£ c~de -can ~Ira ).~·\. _aa~a.· ~'one - - -- IJmj,U. m: . J8fa Relief 1 rew'bP. I - ·'": II' . ' . ' • '"' .r"i . . . · ', •, ' .. < ' "' ,. ·' ' ' .f. ).: ' ~ Chestedields ~re . :~~r g9~ ·.• .' ., :~:~~~~~~ua~i~~:~,~~: l'~~;t . 1 · ~s:. s~ibnc~. ·and M611¢y,~~n .' ~,f~r ~ drl_ , .n I t\ 'aU l.(lree', ,, P~, 1M ' '1'!\lf"f~ ·~ ...,W..a~oplll'" ' .' ~ ·. ·. r . ,, ·~ .~· -rle- a t:haneil and llM'U ' '·~ EY~I'Y pou~d of Domestic t~c"? ':~ ·• •• to be a .......ler \ " ' I in Cheslerfiel<\ cigarettes is aged for . tliii'IJ:' . .< · montb.;...2.y , years. Science kntJws t~<;~ is,ijo ' 'other war·w mak~ ·: cigarette tobaccos 'niild . ' and mellow. J. •.r ~ Every process used in the manu~re ,;;: · of Cheltcrfield cigarett.is is 'mode~, sciimtific ;; aiid clfan-,..ii~ito(S are *tm.ys impre,e;c!l·wit!f " "'~ !Jte :c!e6nJi9>:Sii <if rpc ~sterfield f!ii,topes~, ~ batonLuq a-. 1 ·- I .'"!"IIIIo"!·. ~ _., ... ' " hllil out of LonJI.a-L { ' I • • • ' ' ! ' I .. ~ . .. .."'\ ;x.~. . , ; '' :' E+e~''irig~edi~nt, ~llcl~n~ ~e :J?~r'.,_!f, .'.; 1 'p nloo-~ · . '· ·,that .ytnt.eat or ~11!o( 19 ·~tel : • ~~· • • • ; ,, ' · '1-' • ... J ' more; are y. . . .•, .,\;' ..,.,, :'t .. ·.• . ~ : • Otesterfi~lds lre .made <I J.nd rightj ~· · ·'··, :;riglittleak~i' t~ rigl,i~diiune'ter, · om~ lilf~;( , ,. • }jghti-a ~~ perh•J?•• but if a cigo/tett~ Is • 1 ""tO satisfY" ot must ·be made right. Everything about Ch,esterfie!d is as good as money (:OR huy or Science knows about-'1yliu hil.vc our word f~r this. ..' Arid Ci:hester6~lds are milder and taste A.n Indiana Unl>tnlty lirole'~i>r llfttlr 11 h~ bouts t~.lk with & b~ndit lnlf~ce~ tlle rob~er to retum ovP•. $6,(\0~ '~!olen in a ?•.~~ ~oldup. Ia certniqlv 1,11 ... ~::~-~"!.~-~~~~~~~~~~==~ oecu~nee ~ould bti~·~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~;~t~~ m•rn li•I"IHP MARTIAL lAW ENDS New Orlea..'ll, Aug. 2-IN&-llar~ . " • ! t~ijtleJI ~ ·, Lhe heat ~t.fter mowin1 hl8 la'il'TI James H Neff'. 13, dropped dead bl th::! bti.sement of b.l.l home. of the leiialature'a substitute tau.tton prop-am, recently pa.ssed, · : .. •• , • ·· - So:'•:on:di>~TIS~I:t·~~~~~~ ~r and Mrs. L · E. ~~~~~=~l~ory~~·~tt~hls~tl~m~e:..wo:::-:ul=d:-.:te=~=Saunders re· oonflrm that l~llef. --~·":,"'~~:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::::;:::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;:::::;='::::;=;':::::;::::::::::;:::::O!Z: ________________ \ admittedly, an even woroe tha~ the "hi· boutWhile, a terrible state ot •uch alf~I'B, illcj<inr.'' riotous and intl~t~i4~tl~g me.thods whtch '1'any 8trikers have caused, yet there would be Just H J:nUf]) justice in the one bit of violence aa In the other. A'ny and all, rerardleBO of th'ir <IJ!m~t.n.d• or Utelr ideas as to what they should h11ve ~~.r l}le\r J;>rolluct whether it be labor or other commodltJes. must bear fn njind that there are two sides to every q~~~on •lid th't violence has never yet settled an#hi.llr ea~af1'cton!Y· :1 Dllreed - b1Lcorl.7 ootapled tlellee1b U.. wel&bt ot a. crowd ptbered. kl <Ocmtmued from Pace Ohe) watch & ftat ~ betWII!I&U ~wo ba~ milland .. nool • ,..,.. of ft'l, 'l1leJ 'llml cbUj)Jillbd 1'1 feet to .. other lteml hAVe been auggeeted. for taxaLkm Wlder the new pro- plolfonn """""""" the ...,.. c=oor •wimmin& pool at Jteeplecbue pooed " nulaaDco tu" oclledule. J.O&rk. Plv, of the ~ were '10 A ft&:ht it already brew1ng aaainlt M'Tloualy hurt they were unable to Ple Bqvemor'e plan r.o aaa111 ut leav.. hospltala today. f9l' oonatderat.lon o! the sales tax. 'lthlc.lll wu overwhelmingly detea.tZanesvWe, 0 .,Aua. 2. - INS -ea. aeftrt.l weeki aso in the House The terrific teat bad. claimed an<I Aepr.,..tatlv" other Yictlm ll.er@ todaJ. Due t..o Bt!nator Daniel J . Ounset.t <D ) o1 over-exertion and J)lUiration from. , d<ra. Mrf.. CedJ1c Olaft and. d&\llh~r Carla ll:ft Wed'nq1e:r . tor a Yiaat with relatlvoo and lrlelldl at Ole"· land. ·Donna Ruth RW!IeU, d&\llhter of Mr. and Mn. BJ.dnef Rllllltll Ia reported t.o be IU autrertna: from mee- '"'~'''ed at QoDoy llkDd wbtu • leCtklo ol • .,c>od4l4 Bond South: .. . . ~:· ·~o.d,e· ~ ' ._..,_ 1 !~ ~ ,b'f;t;;iti;;:7.:t;~,~ A CO!Itllllt flil!lo~!l~ ~lltN fart'btlr :!!~ •\·t.rPJ~ t~llqw 1, :l!l'titfi ll!ic~r--'thi• mu<h yo~ <lll th~ qo\'1'1! payll~e~~· tatl : · prove for yo111'S•lf. •'' ,::.....!!I"'T"'",mom! • ~ste 1e . ' I • lHJ, I.IIGrrT II IYYIU TotMX» Co. > ''I,· ., .. • ' ', • tie~ ~, 71\ILDER • tle~e ' \: .l ' '• .. ' ' . ' ,, ~ ,. 1 : . thafTASTES BETTil:R ' • .· ; l ·. '•1, .;/ r t ~ · .. · �.... ., - ::'! - - t . \ \ . • 1 'r· . .' ' ..'•' .,, ' I ~ i - '· : . ' " . ., .. . ' ~ ..... ,_ R<>Uio T; Psrk from RJwtr Pace to to &&ate CUI· that vllla1• latbero lllat It 11tmmod.late. ,.,......, ler; Bl'OIIdway tom.et.b1n1 be done Qoute 7: B)'C&IUON from Patk to lY '<) s-tn the burden• of Ule Ub• -------~·<....:.·!e•·;·;,_..,..., -flllA'I!'!l; IIHOh from Park to Groot; eD>ployed pe.;rt f1'ain Part to Orin~~ fiorth The plaDI, &peclllcaUon15, e!JU.. VIRGINIA · ,, ' . :Wriond llom - to DIIUilOild ODd prollleo of llle PfOI>OIO!I ~.~t to et&t. Route; mateo lmpro\lemeot ·beretotore prepart.i!l South :front from HaQlUtoD to tty the qloeer and DOW on rue 1n Oorfleld; HudooD from Stale Route the ofBce ot tile VIU,oe Olnk b&ve Phone S82·L 'r to Pront; rRutland trom North ~ approved. 1 PrODt Weat "20 teet: North Third A oopy o! the a.wucatkm to the from state Route l.S t.o RutlaDd; admlnlltrat.lon ot publlc worta wu SOuth Semnd from Route 143 to I forwarded to tbe 8L&te Highway Custer: Ou.!lter from Pront t.o Sec- Deput.ment. oppllcatlon to tile Dlslrlct Admlnls· ond. . j ===-:-::.-=PHONE YOU. NEWS TO II NEWS GREGG . .. . f<onl ; l ~ cAl 8USINESS MEN MEET AOIPT . I N[ ww0RK G 0[ ·1 . L~ STR[[lS ~· llcA ~1ne~:t~:1cC: ~ew:eu~~~ wt1o1 ,1!1r~ooncr~~~.·,·.~~;;i}.t:.;;! da::'ters:r' M~· u!~· =· , · . I tntor of the Pe<leral ' ErQeraeney 01 Tile folloWiuK •treeta or aeeUoQI INJURED AT I'I.AY 'NE [ 0 0F ~ [p~I RS Feder~l ao~.ernment ~~od:f t=te~~:n,te j '·\0 ·~ "ve~e ~ , llMEN ~:~y· ~e~~! :!~ ~=::e:::t:~a:o~ ~call"!! 1g~ ~=~~: P~~lc~extm CluNe 6 • snated improvements · .~--• ow'""• uuw 1 Hartle 0 t Loe t Bt.reet lved Whereas the & a:uh ;: the ": bel' , has provided under emereency leiJlB and ~ftth from tntersee~f 1bead, Tuelda.y. when IJbe tell wbile • 1 lrtion the funda tor the Improve- ~ ~th ' t:p lnteraeetlon or state Route pJaytnrr. Clamps were uaed t.o c1oee 143 Mlll street) . ; WOJJ cram of pubUc worka J& beL"'lt ln· The appllcatlon tor tundiJ wlt.h. _ ' nugurat.ed ln the atate for the pur· I v1hJch to conduct the nece,_.,. bn- , Mlal NelUe Zerkle resumed her JlOBe of tuml.9htn8: reHet, and to }:rovement.s was made when the de"' I duties at the Southern Ohio Elec. J.,uen unemploytnent, · the local clalon was re&ehe<l by councU that trlc omce, Monday, after enJoylne J , I • -p . -~..1 ....,_, council deckled In the recent le11.J· d.e Yll.l&tie ta wholly wl~out fWJds · a two weeki vacation with rel&tlvea lAIII ,-Ho.,_ I u lattop to apply tor fW;lds to make Dnd does not have the power and., and rrtends at HWltinat.on and 00Improvements .llle eer~n lmproyements on sev~ o.uthorit.y .to .borrow (unda wit.nllumbua. era! streete of the vlUap, that arc 1 v.hli:h to make 11ald rep&lra and im Misseos DeUUa Mendenhall Uld 1 badly In need of lmproYement and provements and the vUlag:e hal ez- j P!eda Bhal ot Marietta U:on1 • ' .....:........; repair.. . ht>.UStlid ~11 of Its av~ble .!tuldls L'ay for a week's vblt with Miaa · for I· tar' 'in meeting demands ~ relflt'uf ''he 1•O&rnett BW'Ctlett. OF .FEDERAL FUNDS , The ,street.& ' dcsiJFdated unemplo._... Mrs. Robert Beeson was taken · bound aurtace, according to t.hli ..... ... ~ .. ~. \ aeriously Ill Tuesday afternoon. a.:.. Plans to be bmlt\ed in a · re.olu Puncl!i eontrlbutea ,..., ille cmr.ens .. ..,_ Conc~te And Dound _, the unem-. hU1Jba.nd ~Jster' Mrs. and ~ tlnn,' to the su P!fbllc works adtntnia-- :if'. •the ald of relief ot of oeorae Athen 9 Bealllby were called 1 tr&tor, . are: ployed have been exhauated. the I here because other \nneu lira .. :'"cor 'lw~ To rlan Page street. from a point "00 feet co uncil declared In the reaolutkln,.iBeeson was reported aughuf tm~ ~ a-. south of Park street to St.ate·Route and the burden would be too he"vy 1')n'Oved Wedneatta.y noon but llsUU ' -' No '1; Maple street from Fairview lQ ask ita citizen!! for further con- ', lr. a aerlous condition. . ' Declarlna it n~es.s:ary to tm~ve !o Page; RliSSell to a point 430 teet trlbut!ons. . Mrs. Homer Cooper motored to rtrtatn dtreets within the village r outh or MR.ple: Headley to a.. point There are a larae number o( ct- Columbus Wedntaday to aooooiGt Middleport, haa been 420 feet south of Maple; High· tram tizena who are wltbout emplo)'lbent pany her parents Dr and Mrs w faMed 'by the the Intersection or Park t.o State and it ha.s been neeeuary by lhe Hart here tor '6 vtBlt. · · Jira. Eben Bowen and daughter Pr&noes were Oalllpolla vialtors Tueada.y. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Melvin left Tuesday for Ohlcago to attend the Cllntury ot ProJress Exposition. Mrs. Laura Ba.undera or ColumbWI, who· waa here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ruth Saunders. len Mcmday for a few days visit wJth friends at Chester. She wJU visit here with Miss Daiste &.undero be· fore returning to her home. The followlna ladles motored to Buckeye Late Wednesday mornlna: where they were ruest.s during the day of Mrl. R. A, MIIJer at her cottaee at Harbor HUIB, Bucteye Lake : Mesdames A. w. McKay., Lewis Burford, M. L. French, Jenlnle Smtth, R. L. Smith, Max Har~ rah, Wlll Reynolds, R. B. La.uthead, md Vannie Townsend. P..!ra. Robert Harris and son Gene and Mrs. Sally Jordon af'_pt.. p;_ea~ant left MondaY' evenmg •for Oh.eq:o where they will att.en!lo the (entury of Progre&l i!!xposJtlon. Mre. Charles Wise s.r. contmues · , r n.ll.- ., c""'"' .. OnoWeet .. .. ..... .......... • 0no ""'"" .. .. .. .......... .ts ~· 11t-.... "ia ...... ·......... . ·-·-,·-··. .eo •.:"aeon ~:::::::::::::::: Clbe Year • . . . . • . . • . . • . • • . • • 8.00 ~· ' ta.mUy wet11 t'ldlllepoo:!, " Get · Olalor speg! Thro~ Aid ' &latN, o&e y.,- , .... . . . .. ....... . 'IH£ ER!UNC P,o\RENT mother wi10 IS now lan11uishin11 in jail be~ause the ' , P~bate Judge here found her un.prtlty as a parent, must •,ndeed have little cause to be aatlsfied with herself and much reaoon to be greatly ••harned of herself for her unwomanly and unmotherly actions. The first law of nature when a good mother is cerned, is to see that her children arc taken care of in the • ight manner and that they are protect~>d aninat the pit• ails and problema of life so -far as abe is abl~ to pro~ct THE them. 1 , .-,· .·~ 1 ·, '. I ' C&P'I~ Tar , Ma.O.•dafta To Be Ufed a. 1 Every mother worthy of the name, will think of children first and will sacrifice many times ancj many 1hlnga for their comfort and well beinr. Thl't the one now in durance vile cannot be so labelled is proved by her ·fncarcer11tion followinr conviction of those tbfnrs ·t endinr to bring a child into disreputable conduct rather thap shielding it from ouch actions. Little excuse can lie afforded for ouch a parel)t. That auch a mother is unworthy of being · permitted ' to en.i'ly the love and companionship of little ehl!dr,)), go~.• with· o~t ·~finr. For their own ~rood they should be l;move:~ fro!" ~uch sjnlater inftuences as her conduct naturjlll:r wjU brinr to them. . ; ~~~~-'that the judre has taken the rirht ~ul'lle ln ' ~enl'oV. ,, ' I ' ' jng her from her surroundings and forcibly puttinr an e~d to her' unmotherly action., l• the conoegaua oC opi,nil!n amonr ali law abidinr, justice lovlnJ p0ople. It is to be hoped tltat her present Incarceration and e11peplence the law, 111ay have a 110berlng inftuence on ~er and !1!11t aht~ will reform and whe" her sentence II com!'leted tb~t s~e will give her offspring the ~ind of c~re and !lttjlption to --:hiclj every child is entitled. How~ver, s~ch ref~J111atf~n ;. probably too much to expect and 'n\ore will prob~bly be heard from the case before Ito final concJu,lj,~. , , ,'. Uae~t I ./ ' ' HOTEL COLUMBUS Cuhunbu, OliiD. '·. ·•• ·~ - I Fireproof Ul Avenue. at her home on . farmers in New York hare IIJ¥!\atel'ld stroy with explosives, l)lllk depots ~le.!i their demands for higher prices for milk are me.\. 4t tho •arno time striking miners fn Pel)nsylvanla '••~ ~~'~'lfiJ •u· thorlties fn penonal combat in their etlorta to 'llithilidate men who have not yet joined their rapk1. It is inconsistent to say the least, f6r f&"l'en, minen or othen. who arc waring a controversy for hllber wares or hlgh~r prices for their product., no th' ca~"may be,'~ t\a''lillc expect l 'lfatlon of law abidlnll' ciii~~n~ ,to 11!111!1~rt th_em in their themselves argume11to inwhen the to6.~get ~ towhat .~,l~¥i"d ,t ;.e laws theirthey kee.nare desire t~fV • .nr.l without any regard to what is right or wron;( · These arg~me;nto about pric~ ~~<I ~bo11t \f&IIJ'B could be satisfad:orily and fairly settled In every Instance by arbitration were it not for the fad tha~ l,nyarfably there are certain trouble fomenters enra11ed i~ evecy Industrial war who are more anxious to 11et their dep\~'ld• re11ard· leBS of the fairnea& and justice of those demands U1an they are to see justice do;Jie. , Suppose the members of the oppo1itlon to t,be far· l'l~r>ln New York were to retaliate and eve,rY ,tiJ!le a milk depot were blo\vn up, a home belon,inll to one qf the protesting farme1·s, wore treated likewise end auppo"'' w~e~ etriking workers attacked l)len who wet'4 worJdntr in ~c­ Jlancc· qf a stri.ke orc!er, ot~ers ip turn, ~t~cked 1•f'hout wamin11 members of the s!fikers or their BYIJII,I&tltiae,.. C1lnll4 tlletr boone at OohlltlbuJ Mandt.'toev~ an.u lplbdl.n&: tbe two WeeD here . _ , . , o« tbe mtlcal wue. U14 of 111o former'~ moc.ber, Mrt. Rutb l!laun- .-at llel. JIB. l!or~ Qulvey wllo ,,..n'!j> Advancement auderw9' in operatlon at a ~ Of Buaineat Recovery -:! In Nation ref. from tht'l ho8Jttal the lltt.er To Aid Jn l~umT~~~Y~ ~~ ~t:nen~~tT~n :~d~eut~a.~~ oet · of A code for the ret.aU merebanta ~ wlfll . '; of Middleport. which it beUevttd. the week. ' , Doriast~l :UWU:;t,;~~iax t.h.~~ ~: ' bitter .nd." law was ended unttXpeetedl~· that body to be Lo accordance K: Similar oppoll.11on was declared tlol here roday by Qoyemor 0. K. Allen Preaident Roosevel;'a NatJonal Jt.e.. "} _ ,.. t-J f.Ber*,tor WtUtam H Herner (D) In surpr!M- move by ""'mlnJsh'tt. ~ cover y progr•m. wu adopted TubJ_. (0ont~ from. Pale One) c~ ~~S:· :;~: of the »en- liona forres of Senator' Huey I..oug da.y evenlng in a. meetina or ~~~ Olpsy KoJ;h, and 'IIQllte plJ)e bllatfl'r, ,: Opnmor Jllhlte's sales tax. pro- on the ver~ of. the long-awa1terl merchanta at the City Hall bufldr rust. ,The com~ qipartmeDt po~at:'tt lA ,undentooa .w'oula . clash over a. prbbe at November's. lni here , received •t8,618.61U, lll9)adl.ng such for repetJ of tbe beer, amusement, referendum on oonstltutional The obJect of the meetlnf, '. .. a.ctlvltles aa w ftah hat.eher- cosmetic :pu1 "llquld fuel" taxes a.me.-ulments. pointed out by J . B. Or&te, prp1eimlnt of the llihthotlM' in the . punsett.-Whittemore sub11 Recalling h is proclamatJon Pl'eaJded_,_ \'tal to ·~biJ.th a wo~ ' and>..ilrway1 . sutute Prorrram. which established martial J&w "to l.rltr tbat WID e Interior department. received unteM the eovemor changes his protect the grand jUry," Governor tqry to 11-ll m.er~n h~ t56~..2rl9, most of which went to P~~f.he sales tax proposal will Allen declared that the jury had t:J.Jatthe1!'111 a id II). "1'2 , aU~t·j Boulde.r ~~ Dam. Several mUUon, ~118'1',;.'t a 2 per cent rate, the same held e meetl'li yesterday and hod c4. admln~tn\UQ£\ m R A b 6• ·; · '1 however, "1'&!11 ahen ~e reclamation as not been molested, lead:lng him tc> 1a , in hia orlKlnal 111. P n. ,,, ; "'. service after Congress denied fWld! Tax commluloner Carlton Dar- th -.: concluston national i'Ufll'd pruJl'ollowing conside~t. · ~u114tb0 -und that fu••• ..&ra are ............ -··""". youn-t member of t.he tax tcctlon no longer i& necessary. a.lld contro ersy over the' ~d;Jll on "wllll ...... ......... • ...... m1 v : producing too much an)'way. ccmmlaslon; MaJor E. 0. Braught . tter,dal~~ was=-~ Poetponement ot the effective 29 years old sta.te rellet aupervlsor ; ~-== 7) ~9po~ ~ 1 me:U '" ~til · •' daLe of sever&l merrers decreed by .Aq.tutant General Prank: D. Henn!;,~ ear ro:r bY~~ President Roosevelt to make for c!er80n; Grover lllall;well, Columbus I 0 AN C E! ': C'f ~~n ~~ e tn ~tO Ui: • economy and efficiency L!J expected lawyer, and Pro!. ~ce Laylin 1 A.t 'the J, ~ 0, F~ Hal\ '&est! e lbsx ~;J"' re, • • to result 1n the m&-intenance of M Ohio SLate UniY If· are under Th~g vote on .U:~~t~ 01 th~ job!! tor many government worken. stood to haye drawl\ up the alterFRIDAY :NIGHT; code lor Mlddlepott,' 'retaU meruattvc'..:"c.'..:'~':_am_.- - - - AUG. · 4TH. chaot8 brought 16 olibeurrJns Yotes JIUSIC BY 1. 0. 0. P. .((If It and 6 votes ·•sa.lust lt. Pour ft SYNCOPATORS merchant& present did o.ot vo~. • 1 Strict Ord~~ a.Qd N'e1f The code. govemlnf11 · hmdDMI! (ConUnufd rom Pate OneJ (C.mttnued troln Page One) .I ~uea ' · · hQUrs ot 11.-11 retail stores who have construction hav" ~n known uc . " iigru Thou~- • We Jubf ln: tallect lar,e ce!liol a~pted and arreed to President Woahin!Jl;on for 00me time. Thlr) "keep ojJ the il'US ' r~ RoOsevelt's N. R. A. plUl, reads u knowled&:e w118 re~ble. ln pa.rt ends rushed tO nearby beaches 1• LADIES IDe seeking reUef from the blistering GENTS 25e followa· at teaat, for the admlnlstre.tlo:"J·~ U·R·WELCOME! . "All stores w111 open at 8 A. M. poiiA:y ln including & 32.!ahlp bUlld- sun.P'lfty-seyen bathen, Jncludlnp; aJJ4 close ab '6 P. M., with an hour lng: program ln the $3;300,ooo,oop a~· noon for luncbeon tor the flrat public worta bUl At thi.t. Amf' ... flve week days or bualnf!BII. All 1can naval olllcera contend th~~ot sto.res will open Bi- 8 A. K. ancl the American navy wut sttll lagENTRY BLANK ~e at 9 P. M. on Saturde.ys of be.hlnnd the Japanese when • boU tach week." -; I hereby submit my name u a part.lctpant in the Meigs The majority ot the local retail new PJ'OQ1'QJIUI are fulfilled. i merchants ha.ve ~ed. the N. R. A. Japan has been bulldina slowly 1 County 01>@D Tennis Tournament a.nd P.grcc to all rules r.nd l'ela ~reement and w.lnslow e&rds and but .!:teadlly In recent years while j posters have been : dJ6pia.fed ~o- the United StaLes. busy with dr- , ulation.<L Trie t•.nmty-flve cf'nt8 entry fee Is spbmltted wJt~ th1s r~Jy In the b~ see~, of...tbe ~:n porblt'ma at home. CU\d. 1 blank. t,()\Yll slnce Tuesday, the date the p nn 8 ratLh to .the fruitless· con· I Signed . 1t'atlonal program lJeca.me etf~tlte.A ferences at Geneva. has m~kod. • ., • time. ..; :as.ra. Virgil MeAIIIsty P.J!.~ 'twQ. The Jutur;, ot the OeneYn ton· I ...... ~' .·... . I .. . .. ~Qris wut return to thelr -· JlO~e at r'crenee L& unce~. with 1\ltton Thursday llifU!r -· ~hdlna l!evlng that U!.eer 1s a.n:,- ehs.nc& o~ Ma.Ued bJs.n~ must be postmarked on or before m~dp!Kht, tY>O weeks here with 1Jl'f. ~ihd Mrs. eU<'Cfta wha.te-vtr f.ow&rd. dl,ln~~ 'lbW'Sday, A.IIBUSt 3rd. Othel'll will be acccl)ted .WlUl noon; FrtHe~ry Hennessy. Mns. Hennessy inr naYJea, Ja~n'a Iaunchms' the a-1-3\. wl., a.ccompany thezn t.o Akron for IJlOGt o.mbiLIOUll poo(l"ll.m In fier h1sday, at Tribune- Editorial Oft!.ces. '4J0;£ c~de -can ~Ira ).~·\. _aa~a.· ~'one - - -- IJmj,U. m: . J8fa Relief 1 rew'bP. I - ·'": II' . ' . ' • '"' .r"i . . . · ', •, ' .. < ' "' ,. ·' ' ' .f. ).: ' ~ Chestedields ~re . :~~r g9~ ·.• .' ., :~:~~~~~~ua~i~~:~,~~: l'~~;t . 1 · ~s:. s~ibnc~. ·and M611¢y,~~n .' ~,f~r ~ drl_ , .n I t\ 'aU l.(lree', ,, P~, 1M ' '1'!\lf"f~ ·~ ...,W..a~oplll'" ' .' ~ ·. ·. r . ,, ·~ .~· -rle- a t:haneil and llM'U ' '·~ EY~I'Y pou~d of Domestic t~c"? ':~ ·• •• to be a .......ler \ " ' I in Cheslerfiel<\ cigarettes is aged for . tliii'IJ:' . .< · montb.;...2.y , years. Science kntJws t~<;~ is,ijo ' 'other war·w mak~ ·: cigarette tobaccos 'niild . ' and mellow. J. •.r ~ Every process used in the manu~re ,;;: · of Cheltcrfield cigarett.is is 'mode~, sciimtific ;; aiid clfan-,..ii~ito(S are *tm.ys impre,e;c!l·wit!f " "'~ !Jte :c!e6nJi9>:Sii <if rpc ~sterfield f!ii,topes~, ~ batonLuq a-. 1 ·- I .'"!"IIIIo"!·. ~ _., ... ' " hllil out of LonJI.a-L { ' I • • • ' ' ! ' I .. ~ . .. .."'\ ;x.~. . , ; '' :' E+e~''irig~edi~nt, ~llcl~n~ ~e :J?~r'.,_!f, .'.; 1 'p nloo-~ · . '· ·,that .ytnt.eat or ~11!o( 19 ·~tel : • ~~· • • • ; ,, ' · '1-' • ... J ' more; are y. . . .•, .,\;' ..,.,, :'t .. ·.• . ~ : • Otesterfi~lds lre .made <I J.nd rightj ~· · ·'··, :;riglittleak~i' t~ rigl,i~diiune'ter, · om~ lilf~;( , ,. • }jghti-a ~~ perh•J?•• but if a cigo/tett~ Is • 1 ""tO satisfY" ot must ·be made right. Everything about Ch,esterfie!d is as good as money (:OR huy or Science knows about-'1yliu hil.vc our word f~r this. ..' Arid Ci:hester6~lds are milder and taste A.n Indiana Unl>tnlty lirole'~i>r llfttlr 11 h~ bouts t~.lk with & b~ndit lnlf~ce~ tlle rob~er to retum ovP•. $6,(\0~ '~!olen in a ?•.~~ ~oldup. Ia certniqlv 1,11 ... ~::~-~"!.~-~~~~~~~~~~==~ oecu~nee ~ould bti~·~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~;~t~~ m•rn li•I"IHP MARTIAL lAW ENDS New Orlea..'ll, Aug. 2-IN&-llar~ . " • ! t~ijtleJI ~ ·, Lhe heat ~t.fter mowin1 hl8 la'il'TI James H Neff'. 13, dropped dead bl th::! bti.sement of b.l.l home. of the leiialature'a substitute tau.tton prop-am, recently pa.ssed, · : .. •• , • ·· - So:'•:on:di>~TIS~I:t·~~~~~~ ~r and Mrs. L · E. ~~~~~=~l~ory~~·~tt~hls~tl~m~e:..wo:::-:ul=d:-.:te=~=Saunders re· oonflrm that l~llef. --~·":,"'~~:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::::;:::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;:::::;='::::;=;':::::;::::::::::;:::::O!Z: ________________ \ admittedly, an even woroe tha~ the "hi· boutWhile, a terrible state ot •uch alf~I'B, illcj<inr.'' riotous and intl~t~i4~tl~g me.thods whtch '1'any 8trikers have caused, yet there would be Just H J:nUf]) justice in the one bit of violence aa In the other. A'ny and all, rerardleBO of th'ir <IJ!m~t.n.d• or Utelr ideas as to what they should h11ve ~~.r l}le\r J;>rolluct whether it be labor or other commodltJes. must bear fn njind that there are two sides to every q~~~on •lid th't violence has never yet settled an#hi.llr ea~af1'cton!Y· :1 Dllreed - b1Lcorl.7 ootapled tlellee1b U.. wel&bt ot a. crowd ptbered. kl <Ocmtmued from Pace Ohe) watch & ftat ~ betWII!I&U ~wo ba~ milland .. nool • ,..,.. of ft'l, 'l1leJ 'llml cbUj)Jillbd 1'1 feet to .. other lteml hAVe been auggeeted. for taxaLkm Wlder the new pro- plolfonn """""""" the ...,.. c=oor •wimmin& pool at Jteeplecbue pooed " nulaaDco tu" oclledule. J.O&rk. Plv, of the ~ were '10 A ft&:ht it already brew1ng aaainlt M'Tloualy hurt they were unable to Ple Bqvemor'e plan r.o aaa111 ut leav.. hospltala today. f9l' oonatderat.lon o! the sales tax. 'lthlc.lll wu overwhelmingly detea.tZanesvWe, 0 .,Aua. 2. - INS -ea. aeftrt.l weeki aso in the House The terrific teat bad. claimed an<I Aepr.,..tatlv" other Yictlm ll.er@ todaJ. Due t..o Bt!nator Daniel J . Ounset.t <D ) o1 over-exertion and J)lUiration from. , d<ra. Mrf.. CedJ1c Olaft and. d&\llh~r Carla ll:ft Wed'nq1e:r . tor a Yiaat with relatlvoo and lrlelldl at Ole"· land. ·Donna Ruth RW!IeU, d&\llhter of Mr. and Mn. BJ.dnef Rllllltll Ia reported t.o be IU autrertna: from mee- '"'~'''ed at QoDoy llkDd wbtu • leCtklo ol • .,c>od4l4 Bond South: .. . . ~:· ·~o.d,e· ~ ' ._..,_ 1 !~ ~ ,b'f;t;;iti;;:7.:t;~,~ A CO!Itllllt flil!lo~!l~ ~lltN fart'btlr :!!~ •\·t.rPJ~ t~llqw 1, :l!l'titfi ll!ic~r--'thi• mu<h yo~ <lll th~ qo\'1'1! payll~e~~· tatl : · prove for yo111'S•lf. •'' ,::.....!!I"'T"'",mom! • ~ste 1e . ' I • lHJ, I.IIGrrT II IYYIU TotMX» Co. > ''I,· ., .. • ' ', • tie~ ~, 71\ILDER • tle~e ' \: .l ' '• .. ' ' . ' ,, ~ ,. 1 : . thafTASTES BETTil:R ' • .· ; l ·. '•1, .;/ r t ~ · .. · �• ( •,. .), 't '" .• . I ... ·J,l ,"'I "I"• ' • : .' . f ~. ·• lif1' •j .. ' ' tJiali!i ' .... .. ...... : .. 3 I BING, M. 'Oind: D. ... ~~lb'• t.'ou& St.net, o,...- FOR P'l' 2b .......... 1. 6 I 1l 0 ,cf .•. . ... .. ..• 3 1 2 t 0 ' rt ..• .. . . , ... . f O l O . .. , . ... ... ·.-~-~-4 -,0 ltO ............. , 3 0 0 0 GAM£8 'fODAT lb "'''" "' t 0 ~ 0 c . . ... . .. .. 0 1 0 P ...... . ....... 1 1 AMEKJCAN ol LEAGUE Cleveland a( Ot. Louis . Chicago "'twb I NOTICE 01' .lPPoJNTMZNT a.....aio~riiDr ·or· a~ Detrolt. oW ' ~e!~~ ¥~t. Jtew Yorlt. Bolton r':frwailhfulton., AMUICAN ASSOCIATION C'.olumbua at Toledo. ·lniJht ~~ ; St. 'PaUl 8\ Mllwaulb!:e. Oilly gi!O"e6 BChodul8cl. ---- a o, o ·"daH . O. E. ' 'b ......... ·' • . 0 0 ~---._3b .............. .. 0 1 Bau. . . ......... ,·. . .. ' 4 o 1 Gravee, rt ........ .~ ..... 4 0 I Lo~. If .............. . 0 1 DUW!i, ,. .. .......... 4 0 3 O~t.e; lb . . .. . . . . . . . . . . :l 0 0 lt0b8e, lb ....... , ... .. :l 0 0 AablOy, ., .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 0 0 Clatt, p ......... ... .. 3 01 0 Base on balla by .Clark 5. Stniok out by Clark 7; by Dalley Two base hits: DJllard, Beaver. Runa batted in Crow a, D. Karr. Left fut Do yau know why she watn't welcome! Sho, herself, didn't. Halitotls (bad breath), the scclal foul- no ane forgivet, was tha reCnon. Yet no Ot'le need have halltDJis. Gargling with Litter.ine·instantly dettroys mouth odors and checks infection. Use It doily. Recent te11~ show that 'ustarine promptly Club .\MEKICAN LBAG1JI. Won Loet . .... 61 35 ....... 60 36 47 49 ......... 49 53 41 6l 45 5:1 44 5l 30 ' .. f.lvercome• odor. ordinary antl- ••ptics c:m't hide In 4 doy1. Lamb1rt ,'harrnocof Company, St. l.billl, MO., U. S. A. I ~'$l'l{l1NE promptly endo od'!ro ordinary antiseptics can't hldeln 4 days ' ' ,DID YOU EVER STOPTO THIN-K? ".~,rpwth io ~I! . , , ql Uft alMf t~ ..,'1-ltl!,le ~~~ JpJj!!JI tl· oo to 'l iusinen. · · · · ·· · Ia n,o · ~ti.!'J't•.J!"""'m!l ~~ ., .> t'! �• ( •,. .), 't '" .• . I ... ·J,l ,"'I "I"• ' • : .' . f ~. ·• lif1' •j .. ' ' tJiali!i ' .... .. ...... : .. 3 I BING, M. 'Oind: D. ... ~~lb'• t.'ou& St.net, o,...- FOR P'l' 2b .......... 1. 6 I 1l 0 ,cf .•. . ... .. ..• 3 1 2 t 0 ' rt ..• .. . . , ... . f O l O . .. , . ... ... ·.-~-~-4 -,0 ltO ............. , 3 0 0 0 GAM£8 'fODAT lb "'''" "' t 0 ~ 0 c . . ... . .. .. 0 1 0 P ...... . ....... 1 1 AMEKJCAN ol LEAGUE Cleveland a( Ot. Louis . Chicago "'twb I NOTICE 01' .lPPoJNTMZNT a.....aio~riiDr ·or· a~ Detrolt. oW ' ~e!~~ ¥~t. Jtew Yorlt. Bolton r':frwailhfulton., AMUICAN ASSOCIATION C'.olumbua at Toledo. ·lniJht ~~ ; St. 'PaUl 8\ Mllwaulb!:e. Oilly gi!O"e6 BChodul8cl. ---- a o, o ·"daH . O. E. ' 'b ......... ·' • . 0 0 ~---._3b .............. .. 0 1 Bau. . . ......... ,·. . .. ' 4 o 1 Gravee, rt ........ .~ ..... 4 0 I Lo~. If .............. . 0 1 DUW!i, ,. .. .......... 4 0 3 O~t.e; lb . . .. . . . . . . . . . . :l 0 0 lt0b8e, lb ....... , ... .. :l 0 0 AablOy, ., .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 0 0 Clatt, p ......... ... .. 3 01 0 Base on balla by .Clark 5. Stniok out by Clark 7; by Dalley Two base hits: DJllard, Beaver. Runa batted in Crow a, D. Karr. Left fut Do yau know why she watn't welcome! Sho, herself, didn't. Halitotls (bad breath), the scclal foul- no ane forgivet, was tha reCnon. Yet no Ot'le need have halltDJis. Gargling with Litter.ine·instantly dettroys mouth odors and checks infection. Use It doily. Recent te11~ show that 'ustarine promptly Club .\MEKICAN LBAG1JI. Won Loet . .... 61 35 ....... 60 36 47 49 ......... 49 53 41 6l 45 5:1 44 5l 30 ' .. f.lvercome• odor. ordinary antl- ••ptics c:m't hide In 4 doy1. Lamb1rt ,'harrnocof Company, St. l.billl, MO., U. S. A. I ~'$l'l{l1NE promptly endo od'!ro ordinary antiseptics can't hldeln 4 days ' ' ,DID YOU EVER STOPTO THIN-K? ".~,rpwth io ~I! . , , ql Uft alMf t~ ..,'1-ltl!,le ~~~ JpJj!!JI tl· oo to 'l iusinen. · · · · ·· · Ia n,o · ~ti.!'J't•.J!"""'m!l ~~ ., .> t'! �. • :: 1\ I WJi'ulqaDAT, A1JG1Jift, J8a Local .TeaCben ~ Pint READERS' NOTICE - It you"'Wabt' Board 01 unr. the Newa Otllce of The Dall;y Tribune, eall 2llti-L; It the 'BuSineis ' Olllee ask tor-202-B. Pomeroy Board of Education Holda Lona Seuion Before Completina All Buaineh Before It; Teac:ben Employed For Cominw Year 117£'ATHER FORECAsT- .. ·n ~Oblo-Paltly cloudy and cooltr PftCid .. ed. by lhOWfll'l in extreme Eut. J.l¥1~ ~.Jitivime South port!Ona tootlbl. Prld&y fair. · ·' " ' ··i LEASED WIRE OF tNTERNATIONAL .NEWS SERVlCE. U 1\'a Newa It's In The Tribune . OPENING DATE TENTATIVELY SET ; For September 25th; Subject To Chanwe At Diac:re• tion of Superintendent and Continwent On Action Of Leai•lature t < I f ' I . . '• ;' 0 Kidnapers Free Urschel { ' \ .i RESIDENTS fLEE FRIM H~MES IN PRICES ARE ADVANCING-NEV£tTH£LESS HERE'S OUR ~ By 1~ Centa-By Mall tc .oo 1 ·' ' ' IM~HGIN PLAY[RS' ARE HIT BY SUCK EXCHANGE RUlES. U.s. COrERNMENJ MU INTERVENE IN COAl MINE STR'lK~ ~-- ' £0URAOO T0WN } Flood Said To Mile Wide, Roan Down On Small Villawe Campaiwn To Seei To Utilize Spendink Abilit;y Drutic Re&'ulationa De· aiped To Check Speculation Johnaon Meeta With Governor And Oper. . . and Miner,. PEOPLE WARNED TERMS EASED GO INTO EFFECT RUBBER WORKERS Be ! .. ~ ~ - ·),'~ ":·· !· For Lar&'e Grou~ Sl~lar To Arranwementa· For Storea By Police; Thousand• Dollara In Damaae Done Mine -u.a·--- · Minimum M a r &' i n a I I Amount Requirea SO'Jic On $5,000 or Leu Return To Joba But s.... pension In "Cleveland Get. Worse Den.YH, Aq. 3-IN!J--Floocl :• "'""" ,iKond& taklllll now ~lla ~ - ~. ; l. ·. ~ ' Denver e:uoly thtalthdl ., ~~· . { hUn el tod31, dolnr worill of clal.... were nee•"nr lboRIJ after · a o'eiOClk. No ltts of Ufe Wu reported. ~1, -.PROM;~ I~4 T0.~1·3 being CIIel'f)' CreN: tnlo Ute CLEARANCE OF ALL BROKEN LOTS AND SUMMER MERCHANDJSE AT REDUCTIONS OFF- l:tenver, OoJo., Aua. Floodwaters satct to be a wtdtb., weJ'8 ruilllnl down o-n "'-- ., ver early Lod.Q. Pollee oars were ctmpatched. by Charles F. Urschel, oil millionaire of Oklahoma radio to warn householders Uvtna eloBe to Oberry Creek, a melmder- Okla., is shown here with Mrs. Urschel, after he inl atream tbat r1Dll thro\lllh the heart or Denver, to evacuate tbetr '•eed by kdinapers who held him captive for nine hoinea. some or the flnelt bcmea in Urschel, freed' Monday night, appeareu to be in Ule exCllUIIve country club ara. l1ealth after his trying experience. were menaced. by the water. ' The llood paooe<~ lbrouah Parker, Colo., 1& mtlea IOU.theut,of here, at 8:10 A. M. the telephone operalor there to.ld Inter~tlonal N~wa Ser· vtoe that tt wu a mUe ln br'eadth. ' Three Daya 01\J:y..l..iFriday, Saturday and Monday. .., ~ It'• Our Store Polie,Y To Carr,. Goods Over From One Seaton To Another. t . • . l • .• ·' •·,·, \ ·., .,.\ ' ' ! ' ' l • ! ' . i ' ~ ;, SUITS The roariDJ or tbe watera sound- ed . Uke tJ.aunder, abe said. was days. good Announces 'Sham' Chargecfby Plans for Revenu~ Myers' Opponents . Blake Stree~e Denver whole- Gove~tnor Favora Retail and Sile dlltrict, waa under three teet Selective Saleo Taxeo cf water and. thousands of dollars for State cf damqe waa beUeved to have been done to wholesalers atockl. At 'f:SO Cherry ereek, whleh sep- and Cit.v, Ham,Uton Cou}tty Attomey ia Grantl""d Injunction in Vel.icle Battle wa.a o'verftowtnll: t.t. th~ a nwnDenver trom city !~~~~~~~:~~~~~:~~~; c;?.~;,oo=u~th~ !n dle. do~ dla~ 1 our ~ to -•--·-•' 'i NOTI El ' The··KJQh't.-.or ·,-~Ual., -1 .• ror our depat.l1ed ·• ' "' Ml'!"'•l'••; b~er 0 Val -~ ' .. wll be held tonl1ht. 'a& 1':00 l<oleblo I§~ ·' • q 1·, , I . :., ~ _,·. ~· •" •· . ' i" l.l . .'· o"· ;. 1 ' ·- ) . I r I' "- ~ ~ \ ;: ·M~~ta : Sum.,.,er s"u · ·t·f·s··..:: .. ~. ··· ~ . ' . ' . ' lj . ' ' • \ ' 1 ! ' ',. . . ~ ~ ho'N 1o ·.ove~ ·, . i 1 "~ t WITH TW9 KN,I<;KERS AND VEST AGES 7 TO i3 REDUCED Demonstration L o """~ \ ~ .. SEERSUCKER SUITS NOW ... ....... ........... ,. . . $3.95- I f.' :sPIC1AL \ '·t.,.... .":~· _ -fi . ' Boy& Suits r --~··!llllil'g this : • 1: "" · ·~ · ~ · r 1'1· BUY NOW.AND SAVE ON BOvlS CLOTHES •!.~••a,..T~uble lh• m•• 1 '&; · ·.· ,..~ ~·6"' . ., .;>;-,. : ~· l' - ' . .. ' ·; ' ' ._.-:' ' . ;- o : '' ... " '· 1\1 en.S,.Woqt Dress<-' ' ' Trousers, reduced ., ' tcJJ' '•'•,•. '· . ..•. -:-. $2..85· ~, I ' ' .; ·, ; 1. I• · ';, Goqd S~rvic~fble ,' ., ' , ,.~ . . ,.:_ $l'.9~ . f!'roltsers ~ . "!\ 33 TROPICAl, WPRSTEPS AND).. ~NENS ' ~.U(;EJ>'TO , M!~~tes ~. Clara and Nettle Koehler spent T\ielday In Charleston vialtlna their slater, Mra>Obai'les Pia her. Thc!lr ntooe; Mtu ·vtrrtnla Plaher accompanied t.hem . ,.. :., r ~"~1~Ai'~L£iRAN~~ 0~. ~ '; ' r • '· to them to display NRA or for him t.o atgn the ~~·t l'Ode until all m1netJ by the comt~aoy have brought under a code. ..'. ' :) , Seerl!Ucker • · '' \.Trotiscrs'· ..... 9$i: ~ . :!': , Mens l;lhirts, 1 lot f.e. duced to . . . . , . . 79e Wil~n Bros. better grade reduced ,.----...,.;,- to ..... .. . . " $1.15 WM ... ·re_:. conferrinll U. S. Steel Cor-!- now ...,.Ja-. ror In Wa&blnfllon ~ llle .,..1 BATHING SUITS • X:.· ~ . Mea aaui •1• · . ONE·THll\0 OFF ,;;.: .,. ' ; ·S·STRAW HNI'S O~E-THIRD .. OFF ' Spider Is Winning Fight With Snake Gn.tluaU,. Tirhte~~a We b Eacircliq Reptile in Store B.-eat At Our Store Fdday, AUIUit 4tb By opeclal orronll<tnent with Dr. Wm. 1111. Seboll, world noted Poot Autbority, a member of hla Chicaao staff will be at our atore on the above date, uiistecl by our own Poot Comfort DemonstratOr, for the mo,t important Demonstration of Poot Comfort ever held Ill thia city. TONIGBT ''THE BIG CAGE" To 7'011• lt ~b a moet unUtUal opportunity, You will .e .U the ~or"'· Scholl'• ~ ODd Remedleo '"' ..uev1na r,.ot ~. Thil relief will be! .IC'tually d~trated on )"OW' owa feet, AU thb WITHOUT Coft OR OIILIGATIONI Rem""Joe. tbe date aDd ;be .ure to You will rc:cdve Pedo-~ttapb printl of )'OW' .tqeklnced lett which ...,... tbe ooo1 - . . or your foOt .....blo. Tbe "'· llcholl AppllanCo .or Remedy JOU ,.-1 wUI tbetl be domoa10 that ,ou 1D87 bow how com'artable It wUt llll.lke :rour teet. •ttend. """*'f'"'U!< ···· · ·· ·· ··· · ·· ~~· ~ -----·-·- '. . ;I ,, ' All No ' Salea Lay CASH . Awaya � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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