http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d8f5f0d582d8969019eaaffe24f77480.pdf 1b9609b39c7ad3f03bf304d5f55a6fe1 PDF Text Text .{ ..... . .., .. ., • • . •' ~, '• ' IWL~ 'I'IDUha 1 W - .. .) • .• r Livermore's 1/ Gil, fli: U •.f .'J '1 J Af~~ · ~H fO , Retum IHG H S T ;. J :) EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OmCE c'" ~ " .: ·,~ 1 !7 \\' L\ THER-C 1 o. and much colder with a cold wave, pri~el!i ed by snow in East North Wednesda;y. Phone 202-R · F Activity of Temple Pyttuan ot Bac:k To Dayo Before Depregioa ~740· o1 our We wLsh to thank an and nellh~ Takes P.omero, wt.o thole . consol1nr tnr word :. Plnstenrald Company tor earetul and efflcteDt service, which has &o appreelably lesour sorrow Jn the loss or our ldo:;!~,g wtte, mother and daua:bter. DISBURSED To More.Than 1800 ploy- Of CWA Ourinc Put Week ¥ar Tbe Day .,· Be Merry • • • IIEALTH, HapPJneu, and the Good Will Gf Mal! II ou 1ft~:~~ tor you In &IIIIa (estln XDu AT THIS HOLIDAY . SEASON ', It Ia a prl:fll+ &e We al·'O take lllilll ~ Sea.on. ' ' ~ I ' ' opPQriuni&J In expreala.r aar rratltade for your loyal pa· tronap In the pallt year. to n.&.litad ,-oo-no& .. a eu&omer. \ aloae. b•t a11 &I frleJNI- The Beat of NATION IN GRIP OF FRIGID WEA TH ...... ••••• M~ny Meet Tragic Death During 1-loliday Peri • •••• _ "ultimatums,'' tme ·.;-.:!. from .Dea~h Toll Standa At 19 ~~~r~~r ~~ra~~~~Oda~ N~:~ No Noticeable Carouoina AI Rnult Of Three ' . Week I Inundation HUGE PROPERTY LOSS Airplane• Ruoh To A;d Of Stricken Town• In Idaho NORMA GOODWIN New Dee. H-JNsLod In &he bUndlnr SbOW'IIt.nn hllh above Manhattua, a ftler . . . ....... delpeftl.teiJ U.it aRernoon t.o IHinl' hit tbJp FLORIST J'orll:, sahb' to J'l'MID4, Be wu Oftt' Newark a&rpon for onr an OUR entire peroon· nel join in wishing bea.r, then. hil motor, or tiM! mo$or of anotJ~;er flhJp, wu bea.rt la the .,~e~an, of Van Goutlla4 Pa:rk. It ll betlend the lhlp . . . prtftie or an RmJ plane. you a very Merry Dally Tribune Xmaa and bountiful Good Cheer in all Mon•aJ a• &lie r-mployees enJey the holiday ... A Very Merry anlvrrtally 111baened. · J!uo CHRISTMAS ••••• ••••• • ¥ rJ • • NORTHWEST HARD Are Ultimatums liOUOR'S RETURN National Funerill :Bandits Rehearse l'EN D[RISH wurN Arkansas Town ls TR~G[DY M Sent Forth For Crash Victims Plans For Battle r m. Guarded By Militia HIT BY tOLD ~NO Draft Fi::T~::~ Le:~b ~GREEHD ~UIHl YFr:~ic~~~ c:;:~:••• Pol:r ~::=.J:.' ~;lin· V~lCANIC Bl ~ STFollo;t.!~~~i!::w..n WITH JUY RAGINGFL~ODS Montov~: i~·:~me-,_ IN BUC~[Y[ STATE ::T7;~edA:O:: u~h~~:·;,;;;.;::;;;~ INUNDAHS HW~1 M~~:~· ;:~~ !;;~~ IS UN Bol-,, Wi~eo Personals LL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. Commission war. t.o m~!Uat.P. the Chnc·l The Leagne committee, t.ot:lnl over alone the work or arbitratin:t the oonfHct as · th~ Pan·Amcricu:J conference prep~~red to AdJourna., wa.s contronted by persisLcut demands frohm each parLy which r.erWusl.y ampered nelotlnllons. They were: 1. Paraguay's declnra.tion thal a agalmt renewal Clf hootnuat be made by Bolivia 1md Bol~~~· t :: mus eva=ootf'! the Chac before Parngl.lny will pnrti!cl!>oto In arbitration talks. Bolivia's determination to ()boftlclal recosn!Uon of her the four announc:ed A X 1 mal 0' en h d ed Drink. a OW• • Antiquated Railrokd Methoda Cau.ina Appal· I" De th T II mg a o :16--IN"' . p 1 0 llt s, ec. ...-Prance toc'ay planned a national mw funI <" tal for the m(lre than 200 vlcum.s LACK OF TIME ~b.ould they encounter of the John DilllngPr six membP.rs l!&.ng or tt!l· caped Indiana cOnvlcL,, wa!l In Ule j hnnda or pOlice here today. The Jru~n who warned pollee Lhat tbe despera<loes are dallr rehearsi lng their parLs for a bo.tile to death J was Edwlll'd Shousr, who "'a~; one or tht'm until captured last week at Pal'S, .n1. Following his capt\U1!1, Shouse w&A returned to the Indiana Bt.ate penltenLiary at. Michlgnn . . . . ' For Qbtatnlng Selling d_ Satw-day nlrhts dlsutraua train p ermlta • MAlD • C&Uie, l'.;eck at LaiJly, while the enUre nltti~Jn rose in protest &JaillBt "o.n~ No Doubt wmt" rs~~:oadlng me~~.Jda m the e~J. By International News service OVen~hadowed by the sentiment or Chrt.'ltmas, John Barleycorn who rqa1nec1 his "cltlr.en~h!p papers·· in Oblo last Friday from the r.tate lf'!l'islature, WAs with '.h"' polite "howdy-l.lo" or a sa.nr and quiet dlplty, It appeared todnv. before It Due, pt>rh&Jlo!l, to che ra.ct that t.he I~:~~~= etrect. Bolivia refUBild now ot lettal liquor In the state was 1 untll "something Is I held at J(JW ebb because or thr. In1 her elalm. of the majority or drug obtain licenses In the after Ohio'~~' new IU c~~-~!h~:,:~was enacted, ~ the state Indicated "~~C~~~~ho~t~J$~:i~~v,~lo~l~atofi:d I York WaiterS Threaten t0 QUl"t p:re~ted ' C81'011S- french s ystem. More than aDO were 1 Jured 1 n n , the crash or the s)leedin& Par~ . ell.pre.M Into the rear (JJ' f:tra.sbourg 1 a .standing local made up of WOOden coaches, and many or these were In critit'&.l condUJon In hos~lta.ls. victims the n:ght. , The nationAl ru~eral will bti held t1~morrow mornll"g Ill the Gare De !..'Est, Parlll railway st.atlon fhlch !JUI'dreds or happy studentll and other hollday ..bound lett a" rew houl'lll before the c~. Later became an lmproylsed scores oi vl,cUm11, i4entifl.ed, were laid on Parliament, 8.'1 80011 b1 January, poobably an olftclal invelltlsatlon tti;-lilotiir1 ieconcl wont In T~ree di~ durln~ Shouse told Se...,.t. Dan '"' Healy of the Chlcaro pollee that the Dillinger g;an1 sters' main topic or dlscUMion in thetl' 1-Jideout Is the kllll~g of pol/!men. ''They are all kill crazy and t~at's why r lett t.hem," Shouse Willi quoted as teWng sergt.. Healy. "I !r!ft them on Nov. 18 In Chicago. J(Jhn Dillinger, Harry Pierpont, Russell Clerk Charles Macltley and .:ohn Burns ·\lo~re livlnr together t•li!O.I think they are stHI tosether. "If you poliet:Jn.en are married n•en with ramtuea 1 wam you to ,,0 careful a.bout trylnl to take t.he other members of the ganr." he sdd. "Every f'l&:ht t.h ey have a each takes tbe position ~~~-~him In the event pollee There ., Cleveland, Dee. 2G-IN8Better Ia.te than never 1 This mlaht have been the thOU&ht or the ·north wind today u tt broUrht snow clou<ls ovet• northern Ohio. .... ..., .· ~·,~.......""'. r· · ... ., .. ~ .- . ' ." '.-, . ARY GROCERY .~ , Merry Christmas OHIO. 'To All! .. . •. ~ • 1 passed yeatehiay t.flere ~n 1 ed II.We poealbllltyl thM · ~ 1 wlahea would be tultllltld. '· 1· 1 However, it started snOWiD(l at n;o'clook last nl1ht and within an eight-Hour pe~ t.hrft lnches of snow had .' i ' . fallen. It was still ~~nowtng late thl.s momina and promised to continue thr(IUJhout the ··~ 'E\11 ' * * • Ralston Ruuell of Fllntt ~~~g~~~; arrived Saturday to 1n maa with his part~nts, Ral.!ton Rusaell. .•."' HARTLEY & BENNETT The condition or Mn. Brown, who haE been ....... the past few weeks, CA!IJR IHOI!: ~TORE ' • • •• HOLIDAY SEASON MIS3 ~ry Vl,_lnla HBIIIM IP.f~ for Athens Oa~urday t.o 11pend Christmas with he•· pa;.;nts, Mr. Mrs. Hoyt Haning. wish to extend to you Xmas greeting and Good W-Ill, and may boumlless Holiday Cheer be ever yours. _ ., .....,,_ t, \ . ' ' Rete JOU'Il find XMAS GREEN LANTERN I NOELl WE extend heartiest -wishes for a , happy Xmas Season to all ; our customers and friends, !lilld we cordially invite your con· tinued patronage. . THE VOGUE SHOE SHOPPE Cor. Ceurt and Main 81&. . '.. HELIIC E. ~ iiHEJI, ..... ' Jack Pearl, the Baron Jimmy Du. ·rante, Zasu Pitts; Edna May OliVer, Ted Healy and his stooges and the Metro-Goldwyn-Ma;rer Girls, The callt wao botTQW.ed from . a -nut factory ..... funny! funny! funny! uvas you dfre, Sharlie?" 1 ShortS: Busy Bodie&, Laurel-Hardy In the Dou11h. Fatt>r Arbuckle Matinee 2 :SO P. H. • .Shorts: :Rhapeo!lr In Brew, lllluaical, c.olortone ·:Be~fWishes ,IT 11 '* ....... ,.~ w ' ;111111&.,,. ~ ....,hi ,.....Uy wllh all or 1011 • ................ 'ft taU &b .. llleaM ,"·100,,·... Holl... ClMor we ''"'· :f:s OF THE SEASON . .COMPI.:IM~t!. .. . . MERRY CHRISTMAS, FOLKS ' ' ·I r Ant m&J 0000 U~t'll, -h . . . . ..-HAPPINESS AND •· PO&· TUNE. be .,. , ... . ~ . ~ all ' ,' \ • '• · ,---· of us, ~·li)le to · the char· - . 'chalrman . join voi~e~ in wishing you a very . . . Xlnas lin~ thi!Dk you for your patron. .a,g~ ihr\i'!ihout the past. . ·'· ··.;.:.. ·· .''.;, , ...... . .. •' Buckeye ·• ... :lUll Meet Death In ~ve. ic Manner AIJTOS, TRAINS, In Collec:t;ng Four In One Periah In I 1 1 lur 1t had no knowledge or b!!lna' killed. The Christmas l~osln was at Its ";·ed nood" carrylnr tructlon struck with denneBI'I. Mindful or the many volco.nlc eruptiOJIS following sharp eo.rthqt•akes h> paat years many or the b•rror strioken populace sought re tuae In the clty'B most .sulllltanUal cities, a survey "rush" liqUOI' Wflell:- w"" Glaacl Enlaraet at Ba•e of Throat Caulin1 Youn1· ater to Stran1le PILOT, HAVE CLOSE CALL ' ' ~. , · 1-{oth!nif.,:Jiut Tooth,- Jack Holey · Matinee 2 :SO P. Ill• lnfamoua N e a I Eluclea Guards, S c a 1 e • WaUa at Lima anniversary. But, joy 1lhanaed Strlcten suddenl)' died before down«! . l::;uildln&S. 't'~e 10 periiOtll\l who were kUied rudded In modest h()mes In the lcwer sectlon ot the clt:v. A typhoon struck ~e Vlsa:vall group of the PhUipplne Archlpelaro Nov. :a ktllil'l many persons Dnd catW03 heavy property clamI!B~· As part ()f Malay8.1a the Phlllp- P:nell share the ge11eral features of the Archipelago. The islands are TW0cAMPS QUARANTINED CHEER ALL TilE YI:AR. 34 In 11hot down during the Bunda! night battle. He and two liOn: were storming a restaurant operlited by Ralph Henley when BarMarna, P. 1., ~- 26-INS-Trap· nett was ,hot in .. , ''"". "'' ""' ped by a ftood of hot mud and sui · The ~~:unplay broke out shortly phurouA water from a volcar>Jc l'!ter Leland Henley, 29, returned u uptton 10 pel'fiOn!t were killed at 011 a PI'ISOJI csmp leave. He ill lro.sln and more than 500 made s~r~lng " life! senten~ fM the homeleas Chri.!ltmas eve accordtnB 1 k llmg of W. W. Findley, whom to Information received 'here Wtt r.. Mar.sha! Barnet.t wa.<> accompany· by the weather bureau. · J ing when the ffltal l'ltrt"eL shootJns Irosln, a c.lty of 11.000 populaUon cccum:d a year ago. . 1u the pro•JIJ"Ce of 8ai'S08'dn wall Ralph Henley Is a cousm ()f thE Inundated. ' man com1cted. Sixty families escaped death A shower or bullets ts.o:ued from flEt>i ng from t.heir hOmes the Henley :restaurant to greet the v.ne swept away by the fl.ery ftood r.ttacklng Barnett8, wlnesses saki. Firat reports that Mount Bulua~ Two brothers of Leland Hmley was in volcanic eruption 9oCte said to have been wltbil'! the Vo~olltlon ~···~~.:~ tC'rror t.o place dnr!Ug Lhf' illtl"rchang£' struck I The · victims were: ..-:.cc-· molltltainOWI with many volcanoes, or.ly a few of Whlth are still active. Richard and Gerald Reuter came from ColumbU.I 8-:.:.;,trday t.o sp ~ nd Christmas with Lht!lr parents, Ml'. and Mrs. Will Reuter. ( ' I,• . . .,~ .--·~=rr. ·' ' day. .. . TYPHOON REPORTED w·Ith Tidal Wave To Add T0 Death, Destruction, Confusion recurrenu of a year old tamil) feud that brourht a. renewal o! ~:.un play and oroe casWLlty Chrll;tmas While the :o nauonal guardBmen f.()Ught to malnt.iln order, Prottecutor Jack Boldt arrived to ope~: pear:e lWIIOtiatlona between the two families. City Manhall J. H. Barnott, 01 ·,;;·;;;,,;ii; ~w~tor~:r~~i~'Y~~t~ i ma.a" here ' bit' as Uth, '"'~C)Iuri ROBINS&trS'fOMEllOY L4UNDRY !'• ' Philippine laland City lrosin Hit On Christ.. mas Eve II•Y• to come. NOW arid in the futurf we sincerely ex· press our desire that the Joys and Happiness 2ft~"'TPOMEROV , ~hls viUa1e today to prevent the of res15tanC1! would confrOllt them By IF"'""' �''! f ' ; ' .. \ 'mil fWL!' talliOJIII I .....;-· •• Oak 11111 ·, Rev6Ic: ~~··; ~~ ,. ' . ........ ··--~ • ~~ ·.-r •~· !~ r. VIR111Ntf. CR£CG NElS I ~ WI 01! 'QD). POMEROY wtt.h rclu.• Girls Outshine Boys In Studies IT I' of Stucleftt. £moiled at Hi1b Sebool, .,.. ll82·L on Honor Roll The po&IUou ot "liquor cza.r " or cucut.lve director of the comml.sston wtnt lo Col John A Hughes Cleveland, Jurmerly head of the Ohio repeal council. who wltl re- t . .. '. J .. -~ l . Trag:edv . . ) '· '' '' -·-·- ... - PERVERTED MINOS Thia 1..-. lib • tloolioole Hldi.p. oDd it Ia, lml,-olt, Ia whleh oonoty-live penDM lo•t tholr 11•~•­ within tbe law. Worken comiDI' fiom factorie• in 8ceile11 like thi1 •11 eommoo throuehout the ent1~ Barcelona, Spata, BeiW Ri~i!d by police for rePublic lf.s the aovefJIJ))tDt takea meanrea to preven •n l~mba: abd other_arlnlt toUOWinsi t.JM recent anarehist • neurrence of aauehllt outbrea~__:__- - - - - - ruent re*fva¥ona. ~ .&at au- her home at tovau, W. V~. Mn. Hervln LelVlnl of Salem was tnort~y on wlne drtnldns can enM:r and Mrs. Walter Malone ot -.Jsttmc rela.Uves here Thursday. thrall an audlerce and alp bllnBelf Columbus allcl Dr. .JfJbn SlmPIDD of ~ L Purbee wu a recenL Atll)' V.orp.ntown were recen~ vl&lton v'.Jitbi' a~ HuMtn;l.on. JTREMAINS for tile u.veru.ge American jury to bring out som~thing new fpr the criminal element tu seize upon e. Hnd use 10 future c"••• when all other excuses fail to win :~re. Mrs. BOrman Oletiler, Htlin ami · 'Y mpathy and acquittal for them, Wt! fiiidl!t Ute ~:ji WltJi the Mr. Sln]mt;ni'i or pt, Ple.,~~Aqt WM ftlilh Bittner and Wllij&m Bletner A Michigan Univenity professor's • • 1 having plead t:mncer be\'1hi " n()l'ttl-by- 11 buatnesB viBib bert: 't'huritdtJ. were vialtoh e.t Pl PleUartt Wed~uilty to robbing sever111 stores, recently was acquitted north-west iUiQ ih8 niO:OCher v&tnl.v MIA Mary IJII.abeth Ble~ 14'- 11~~. trying 10 ••• a foiO·~oll! ,bi lho oaw Chrllltm&S wltb bet_ porertljj, Mr. Mil. lllildotyn Plaber of Cbarle!l· by one of those misfit affairs which, according to our idea1 duflt It Wia a. al\tifti nih:~ :krilmey rived home 'X'li~y to 11pend jhl'l was visltl.nir relatives here thl8 cf JUstice, are necessarY for a suspect to receive a fair to the door. aNI solved f. myater,t end Un. Shrill D,...tner. wPek In tlibollbrta\l<ln. 'J!Ir ~er 1<1t irial. The robberies were admitted by this wayward sou th.ris1i Wlttwdt t~ . oi' the Wolverine educator and but one extenuation or cx cuoc was offered for the jury to debate. HJowever, it o<'c ms that the attorney for the defense "knows his juri~a· · Mrs. CJl.rlatf '!:Sietqor.. Mrs O,e,o MeM and dA.V~:'It.L.-'1' liiUu.beth were "' that one excuse was an appreciable plenty. It was that HuntiriltOn ~tt:bfs TrtlU1Kii·, ihc youth has been suffering from sinus trouble brourht lloneld Porlelont lo -~•he lh• \ pct:ln dcco.nter de5Lrnyer 1\01:\CB holld'\.V v&.CGLlon ~-ill hi& R&ft!nls, on l!y u "headcold" and was so aff~cted pl)yslcally by thi• a. qnac glass with n. dextcrlt.y bom Mr. and M1·s W. it OoglefJOill• ullliction that he could not discern right from wrong. Mrs L C. Furbee w&& hQIII.eaf!; to r>t Icng practice He Inhales the eJultupwraptanowy-'flhitesquat'e • I OUQUf!t and 5mR.Cks his Ups like hF.r Wedne&day Contract Club thla •r "Philaiieii>llia" Braild Crtaln . One hardly thinks anything about such a plea beropptr. g corn But we notice that \\OOk. A Qlu'l.stmaa grab tH\a was lp Cbee;e-sotve It lor deioert with By Arthur "Bua•" Bae_. muse when u criminal gets into a tight place he will offer 0/iCO.J:C 111 a.lways glvlul the 1CS80rl8 fmm of entertalrment. ' l:aeh one jam, crac~ ijiul coffee! "Phi11(del- ~ Pnd the pupil 16 PD.i'llli the tultion. present received a lovely glft. uny kind ·of a plea in the hope that some misguided per~" ow<et crila!o, ,, These J.~f. 5ent were· Mr• Kllltb dellcatoly· ' ..u!~- HJsl>ly " "' or persons on the jury will have more sympathy than We don' ~ know now much you MCClung, Mrll Hugo Ju_hUng, ~. nutritlouo,l luJ110ikli lor low us t.o suit> By the time Otica.re hRve to ~;lp before you become a 'J'hurl Stone, Mr1. Qeorge Lerner. Mooohtts and Slppen •·ommon sense and he will consequently win through a cblklrerl. S0rYe It o I gtts through showing us the techni- Professor Emc1ltus The big idea Is Mrs L J Ru~teneutt;er, Mra. VII. ' divided Jury at worst wtih the possibility that he might Now tba.t the whlskcy tenor Is que and the finesse the bottle b as to ~~~t a clast~ or pupil11 11.11d mner 11. Newtou, l4J'a. N . 0. \Vein ap:l Hlro.&IDI aaaln the wlne u:pert£ are empty Bfl a chanrel swimmer's P~1ow them to aradua~ . the hoateas Mra. L. o. PIV'bee. win acquittal. tr,Jng W supervise the dr1ni.inK. cmthcs. Ha.rrr Oresa .,... a blialne&& v161• And so it was in the Michigan case, the twelve, (It ln the old df..~s thtB would have lor a.t Hunttnl(ton Thlll1day. 1 They advllle moderation in habltan experienced ltiuro- 1 bt:en called moochl.fli on governMiss Carmel1ta Ounnlntham is '" hardly fait· to normal people of average intelligence to loriDIDI qU¥>tllleo 7=:-::;.=;;=--=.~=;::==:-:-:;-7':~-:--~T--'--_:;_-- Ff.endlq.J the hoJida.y · vac!atwn a.t •uy trle,q and true) who had been selected us the jury to ' Olleare of the hear the case, after 11 six hour deliberation, decided th~t f•qmpp By ' Ill llf* In !he \ • ~ f 'r< 0 "'otlf.r~~::~; 1!\Us~..h~v~,IIJitf},'~•di&onsld~rallly Nlrea'dy 'and sd, lor Ilia Plot.., wll!l ,....,. JANE GORDON 1 b Jll\.,l,t:',IJ!!!f;;t!!.o~nq11, acquitted this highway rob- Oicare says ''Don't wolf lt. Sip I ' Five MAJruf()ltv SocietY's favorite dessert One Word Led To Another -- e~ t ~9y,: fO ~-iP-e~~ · ....e i ·F ifth >Jt¥-e-. .Pa.hions. 'J .... 'i . ' I H." • 6n-e' reails ,6{ .such inconsistencies, I the wonder That's nice u.dvice dter thirteen o. not tilat etilll'l ·does !lot 'decrease, but that It does not ~carl ot bOa. coneQ'Ici.Or gutpin&. lncre,,.oJ>y •leaps and bounds when many people who Oacate, ,_,,, "Sip It Not thla kcJ•t awjly from it .merely through fear of the conse· way, SIP it ,this_ way"' qucn res, do •not ente)" into it as a profession to get "all the AI 06ca.re HJ\LitriL~IJ hiB lClj" easy mo'1ey" ·t!Jey ·can .with practically no chances of ever with la.,q.tern sltdcs and ta:oayaU can aee that he worD hcing punisb~d for their waywardness. It Is sincerely to many a alp between the cup be hoped that soVte·sort of retribution is lying somewhere and the fortY·hour week along the hlgh)Yay of life .for such people us composed th• oatl&i'e wm ctye tree sippi~ M•clugnn jury. ' ' lf..UO!JI to anybody who care& to CARELESS Plt~CTtpES Jl' IS MUCH to be Northwe~ wakl:i. a one·tlded drlnti.QI bout. But even c:lHare ja Y1JinerabJe. Attar the th1rt)t ..aeventh alp he lrtar~ ll.llpintr. .r-'JJ~~~ted thut we al'c not able to alford ee,~J& thn.t the wlnestets are on .. enough officers "to!c.~rp ,.Sqme of the practices tndultred c~acllll'l upon pertl:ona.l li!;M!t'tS~. . h,y oho~ld a.llow tho public • to w by mony of our lllo.J;.lristjl in and .round fomeroy. lillnt !toe otyle, One practice ·tH4J , le' ,l)nduly dange1·ous not only to th e nit-wit who penll~ts; m 1'dolng It but to uhsuspectinll The dryo motorists on the hj1fh;\¥.ay as well, Iii that of using the iV!Ih lhf!r l~ttu~~;, 1~07, "" •treet at the Schw,eJ[IIII!I and Roedel corner as a turnipg !ha~ ~lle)' Jln"J!r atuct powt. Here is a point;·where drlvero coming from the pumJ)I. They let Jr our c~on rou~n. west and north cannot, see what Is going on at the corne: 'P~tlon ~ner. · until they reach the tu\'11; yet we lind motori~ oo sadly lackin1 In lntellige'Jiee tl\ft they Jr.&ke • <Q!>lplete circle m turnlniJ. The prllotice n!lttlhjly Is indulged in by those drive; H of olm'f,ii• C!lfS ,f.ot , if.~ Very,&'QOd reasuon that C&I"B of long wheel base -~U Jtot< m~>~e the turn wltltout a bacl<ing proceejl.' : 'tNlie practi~a Is continued, not!ling but •h••er luck and the grace bf Cj'Qd can prevent a f!ltal accident in which some lnnoc~n~ partjes are bound to fts11re. Anothe~ lljOst ann~:l'llllr pra~tiee is 'hat of travelling through the villll8'l> wjth 'the "cuttiut wide open" so the 1'11 ut·ning, ~p~tterlng car can be heard for tnore than ~ m!l e ns It go's tearintr d~\\'11 the lltreet with Its lla)f·wlt driver qll of the unf~vora~ le attention RQllllible It is to ~~~p~ct qqr one-tr11fllc ollleer to catch those tjle practices com plaine 1 about wben they tllinlc lie Is at - WJt~ th •!tlte · PAt!'PI tC? 1tlle "oue·!fr.,i\" ,!lrlv· •lfllrtR !>f th~ lqt~l oO\fier ai~~4 l!Pd tb~t' .v,l\tUI!h• 81lll!ll''d ln·,t!IIJJ ~~~b· iiqntei co~'ld~f-!>ly,'dj>­ qplfll~i!P.fiF llJ' ~-"IPeF , , prep'll"ed ' for ' 11111~t ' 1 • «Continued rroril Ei.~~:e Onel nahlna wo.s ruled with huge logs, some 60 feet long. Two other sons or Allen esco.p.. ed. de&th. Eldon Allen. lB, was serIOusly Injured. ' '" '' .. Cllt:ro~, 7, climbed to the roof ot the farm hquse and rode to safety, • The Spokane Rtver In Washlng;ton overnowed Its banks andUnup,. dated sc::ote» or homes yeSterdaY. Many buement.8 .l.n the downtown oectlon ol Bpokal)jl ~r• llo!;!d•d':by :· :·-:-------;-.. .:. __ -=:r-::=::::::::::::.. Did.You ·Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE S&.wnee, Ol_llah- . "' HENRY C. MacARTHUR, EDITOR OF THE STOCKTON (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS: (.;})> • 1 ·~~~·'f"\h;· ,..m-~~~ um·• s •' I • I '' '1'1 .. I· ~ ' ' ..~•..; ' r,, 'to.., ''"''"' '.~; ' ," ~fy ' e •' :eR§ .......ve''·•""'"'" ·Ke.u ta, o coune, are obtame!f from other medium., but lonr experience · with the newtpaper reveala the advert~ ret. mote for hla moriey out of the newapaper t&.n from any other aoui'Cj!. "'Tbe federal ..vernment hu plaeed ~R&t truat in the !JOWl• paper, and hu evinced ita faith in the printed pap by popularlz· inr NRA throup the preu. It,ia up to the advertiaer to maintain thb faith throu,b aupport which will brlnr not only the beat re• tuma to bim, but alap to the peciple at larp. I v ' '"' ~~!lg!~-~ ~F~!~-~ -;~~~ _.~.a~e+ ~ ~, ,. - -~ ~~-- · Ma·~·.~~f~~ln+• · :"' .;..,!! ·. <il'.ct~'-1 . ..... . : : ~~~~Qg· ~£..;: ~~~,~ n~,~~1.~~~~ . An e~ at home ruined by j~-;; gled nervesi ••• Rustlinl!' of paJl!!I'S, ticking of clocks, and other little thingsthatordinarilydon'tmatte:r, driving one crazy! To get full en• joyment out of li~ your nerves must he under perfect control. ' I 1 netn~~;. • Get ·your (IIU amount of Bleep e~!YIIitrht. F..at regularly and liJellllbly. Find time for recreation. 'Watell ·;your . : ( . ' / (, ··- AndsmokeCame~ferCamel'a ....tlier toblecos 'never pt on rour nerne. COSTLIER . TOiiACCOS 'II lleginoing witb . ' . .' I , ' . ,, . ..:. ' '' .,1- ' .' 1 t . :·. t ' ' ' ., '' ' ( ,( l ' ·, ' i ' iAKE 20 Sl!PS fORWARD INA SfRAIGHT liNE i' ..u.._____, our I '. Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobacooil than llDY oth~r popular brand of ,cigarettes I it ~~~J .' . ' ' ~ '~ ; .J 1., ' ' THEY NEVER G-,.. ON YOUR NERV ' '· '· ' �''! f ' ; ' .. \ 'mil fWL!' talliOJIII I .....;-· •• Oak 11111 ·, Rev6Ic: ~~··; ~~ ,. ' . ........ ··--~ • ~~ ·.-r •~· !~ r. VIR111Ntf. CR£CG NElS I ~ WI 01! 'QD). POMEROY wtt.h rclu.• Girls Outshine Boys In Studies IT I' of Stucleftt. £moiled at Hi1b Sebool, .,.. ll82·L on Honor Roll The po&IUou ot "liquor cza.r " or cucut.lve director of the comml.sston wtnt lo Col John A Hughes Cleveland, Jurmerly head of the Ohio repeal council. who wltl re- t . .. '. J .. -~ l . Trag:edv . . ) '· '' '' -·-·- ... - PERVERTED MINOS Thia 1..-. lib • tloolioole Hldi.p. oDd it Ia, lml,-olt, Ia whleh oonoty-live penDM lo•t tholr 11•~•­ within tbe law. Worken comiDI' fiom factorie• in 8ceile11 like thi1 •11 eommoo throuehout the ent1~ Barcelona, Spata, BeiW Ri~i!d by police for rePublic lf.s the aovefJIJ))tDt takea meanrea to preven •n l~mba: abd other_arlnlt toUOWinsi t.JM recent anarehist • neurrence of aauehllt outbrea~__:__- - - - - - ruent re*fva¥ona. ~ .&at au- her home at tovau, W. V~. Mn. Hervln LelVlnl of Salem was tnort~y on wlne drtnldns can enM:r and Mrs. Walter Malone ot -.Jsttmc rela.Uves here Thursday. thrall an audlerce and alp bllnBelf Columbus allcl Dr. .JfJbn SlmPIDD of ~ L Purbee wu a recenL Atll)' V.orp.ntown were recen~ vl&lton v'.Jitbi' a~ HuMtn;l.on. JTREMAINS for tile u.veru.ge American jury to bring out som~thing new fpr the criminal element tu seize upon e. Hnd use 10 future c"••• when all other excuses fail to win :~re. Mrs. BOrman Oletiler, Htlin ami · 'Y mpathy and acquittal for them, Wt! fiiidl!t Ute ~:ji WltJi the Mr. Sln]mt;ni'i or pt, Ple.,~~Aqt WM ftlilh Bittner and Wllij&m Bletner A Michigan Univenity professor's • • 1 having plead t:mncer be\'1hi " n()l'ttl-by- 11 buatnesB viBib bert: 't'huritdtJ. were vialtoh e.t Pl PleUartt Wed~uilty to robbing sever111 stores, recently was acquitted north-west iUiQ ih8 niO:OCher v&tnl.v MIA Mary IJII.abeth Ble~ 14'- 11~~. trying 10 ••• a foiO·~oll! ,bi lho oaw Chrllltm&S wltb bet_ porertljj, Mr. Mil. lllildotyn Plaber of Cbarle!l· by one of those misfit affairs which, according to our idea1 duflt It Wia a. al\tifti nih:~ :krilmey rived home 'X'li~y to 11pend jhl'l was visltl.nir relatives here thl8 cf JUstice, are necessarY for a suspect to receive a fair to the door. aNI solved f. myater,t end Un. Shrill D,...tner. wPek In tlibollbrta\l<ln. 'J!Ir ~er 1<1t irial. The robberies were admitted by this wayward sou th.ris1i Wlttwdt t~ . oi' the Wolverine educator and but one extenuation or cx cuoc was offered for the jury to debate. HJowever, it o<'c ms that the attorney for the defense "knows his juri~a· · Mrs. CJl.rlatf '!:Sietqor.. Mrs O,e,o MeM and dA.V~:'It.L.-'1' liiUu.beth were "' that one excuse was an appreciable plenty. It was that HuntiriltOn ~tt:bfs TrtlU1Kii·, ihc youth has been suffering from sinus trouble brourht lloneld Porlelont lo -~•he lh• \ pct:ln dcco.nter de5Lrnyer 1\01:\CB holld'\.V v&.CGLlon ~-ill hi& R&ft!nls, on l!y u "headcold" and was so aff~cted pl)yslcally by thi• a. qnac glass with n. dextcrlt.y bom Mr. and M1·s W. it OoglefJOill• ullliction that he could not discern right from wrong. Mrs L C. Furbee w&& hQIII.eaf!; to r>t Icng practice He Inhales the eJultupwraptanowy-'flhitesquat'e • I OUQUf!t and 5mR.Cks his Ups like hF.r Wedne&day Contract Club thla •r "Philaiieii>llia" Braild Crtaln . One hardly thinks anything about such a plea beropptr. g corn But we notice that \\OOk. A Qlu'l.stmaa grab tH\a was lp Cbee;e-sotve It lor deioert with By Arthur "Bua•" Bae_. muse when u criminal gets into a tight place he will offer 0/iCO.J:C 111 a.lways glvlul the 1CS80rl8 fmm of entertalrment. ' l:aeh one jam, crac~ ijiul coffee! "Phi11(del- ~ Pnd the pupil 16 PD.i'llli the tultion. present received a lovely glft. uny kind ·of a plea in the hope that some misguided per~" ow<et crila!o, ,, These J.~f. 5ent were· Mr• Kllltb dellcatoly· ' ..u!~- HJsl>ly " "' or persons on the jury will have more sympathy than We don' ~ know now much you MCClung, Mrll Hugo Ju_hUng, ~. nutritlouo,l luJ110ikli lor low us t.o suit> By the time Otica.re hRve to ~;lp before you become a 'J'hurl Stone, Mr1. Qeorge Lerner. Mooohtts and Slppen •·ommon sense and he will consequently win through a cblklrerl. S0rYe It o I gtts through showing us the techni- Professor Emc1ltus The big idea Is Mrs L J Ru~teneutt;er, Mra. VII. ' divided Jury at worst wtih the possibility that he might Now tba.t the whlskcy tenor Is que and the finesse the bottle b as to ~~~t a clast~ or pupil11 11.11d mner 11. Newtou, l4J'a. N . 0. \Vein ap:l Hlro.&IDI aaaln the wlne u:pert£ are empty Bfl a chanrel swimmer's P~1ow them to aradua~ . the hoateas Mra. L. o. PIV'bee. win acquittal. tr,Jng W supervise the dr1ni.inK. cmthcs. Ha.rrr Oresa .,... a blialne&& v161• And so it was in the Michigan case, the twelve, (It ln the old df..~s thtB would have lor a.t Hunttnl(ton Thlll1day. 1 They advllle moderation in habltan experienced ltiuro- 1 bt:en called moochl.fli on governMiss Carmel1ta Ounnlntham is '" hardly fait· to normal people of average intelligence to loriDIDI qU¥>tllleo 7=:-::;.=;;=--=.~=;::==:-:-:;-7':~-:--~T--'--_:;_-- Ff.endlq.J the hoJida.y · vac!atwn a.t •uy trle,q and true) who had been selected us the jury to ' Olleare of the hear the case, after 11 six hour deliberation, decided th~t f•qmpp By ' Ill llf* In !he \ • ~ f 'r< 0 "'otlf.r~~::~; 1!\Us~..h~v~,IIJitf},'~•di&onsld~rallly Nlrea'dy 'and sd, lor Ilia Plot.., wll!l ,....,. JANE GORDON 1 b Jll\.,l,t:',IJ!!!f;;t!!.o~nq11, acquitted this highway rob- Oicare says ''Don't wolf lt. Sip I ' Five MAJruf()ltv SocietY's favorite dessert One Word Led To Another -- e~ t ~9y,: fO ~-iP-e~~ · ....e i ·F ifth >Jt¥-e-. .Pa.hions. 'J .... 'i . ' I H." • 6n-e' reails ,6{ .such inconsistencies, I the wonder That's nice u.dvice dter thirteen o. not tilat etilll'l ·does !lot 'decrease, but that It does not ~carl ot bOa. coneQ'Ici.Or gutpin&. lncre,,.oJ>y •leaps and bounds when many people who Oacate, ,_,,, "Sip It Not thla kcJ•t awjly from it .merely through fear of the conse· way, SIP it ,this_ way"' qucn res, do •not ente)" into it as a profession to get "all the AI 06ca.re HJ\LitriL~IJ hiB lClj" easy mo'1ey" ·t!Jey ·can .with practically no chances of ever with la.,q.tern sltdcs and ta:oayaU can aee that he worD hcing punisb~d for their waywardness. It Is sincerely to many a alp between the cup be hoped that soVte·sort of retribution is lying somewhere and the fortY·hour week along the hlgh)Yay of life .for such people us composed th• oatl&i'e wm ctye tree sippi~ M•clugnn jury. ' ' lf..UO!JI to anybody who care& to CARELESS Plt~CTtpES Jl' IS MUCH to be Northwe~ wakl:i. a one·tlded drlnti.QI bout. But even c:lHare ja Y1JinerabJe. Attar the th1rt)t ..aeventh alp he lrtar~ ll.llpintr. .r-'JJ~~~ted thut we al'c not able to alford ee,~J& thn.t the wlnestets are on .. enough officers "to!c.~rp ,.Sqme of the practices tndultred c~acllll'l upon pertl:ona.l li!;M!t'tS~. . h,y oho~ld a.llow tho public • to w by mony of our lllo.J;.lristjl in and .round fomeroy. lillnt !toe otyle, One practice ·tH4J , le' ,l)nduly dange1·ous not only to th e nit-wit who penll~ts; m 1'dolng It but to uhsuspectinll The dryo motorists on the hj1fh;\¥.ay as well, Iii that of using the iV!Ih lhf!r l~ttu~~;, 1~07, "" •treet at the Schw,eJ[IIII!I and Roedel corner as a turnipg !ha~ ~lle)' Jln"J!r atuct powt. Here is a point;·where drlvero coming from the pumJ)I. They let Jr our c~on rou~n. west and north cannot, see what Is going on at the corne: 'P~tlon ~ner. · until they reach the tu\'11; yet we lind motori~ oo sadly lackin1 In lntellige'Jiee tl\ft they Jr.&ke • <Q!>lplete circle m turnlniJ. The prllotice n!lttlhjly Is indulged in by those drive; H of olm'f,ii• C!lfS ,f.ot , if.~ Very,&'QOd reasuon that C&I"B of long wheel base -~U Jtot< m~>~e the turn wltltout a bacl<ing proceejl.' : 'tNlie practi~a Is continued, not!ling but •h••er luck and the grace bf Cj'Qd can prevent a f!ltal accident in which some lnnoc~n~ partjes are bound to fts11re. Anothe~ lljOst ann~:l'llllr pra~tiee is 'hat of travelling through the villll8'l> wjth 'the "cuttiut wide open" so the 1'11 ut·ning, ~p~tterlng car can be heard for tnore than ~ m!l e ns It go's tearintr d~\\'11 the lltreet with Its lla)f·wlt driver qll of the unf~vora~ le attention RQllllible It is to ~~~p~ct qqr one-tr11fllc ollleer to catch those tjle practices com plaine 1 about wben they tllinlc lie Is at - WJt~ th •!tlte · PAt!'PI tC? 1tlle "oue·!fr.,i\" ,!lrlv· •lfllrtR !>f th~ lqt~l oO\fier ai~~4 l!Pd tb~t' .v,l\tUI!h• 81lll!ll''d ln·,t!IIJJ ~~~b· iiqntei co~'ld~f-!>ly,'dj>­ qplfll~i!P.fiF llJ' ~-"IPeF , , prep'll"ed ' for ' 11111~t ' 1 • «Continued rroril Ei.~~:e Onel nahlna wo.s ruled with huge logs, some 60 feet long. Two other sons or Allen esco.p.. ed. de&th. Eldon Allen. lB, was serIOusly Injured. ' '" '' .. Cllt:ro~, 7, climbed to the roof ot the farm hquse and rode to safety, • The Spokane Rtver In Washlng;ton overnowed Its banks andUnup,. dated sc::ote» or homes yeSterdaY. Many buement.8 .l.n the downtown oectlon ol Bpokal)jl ~r• llo!;!d•d':by :· :·-:-------;-.. .:. __ -=:r-::=::::::::::::.. Did.You ·Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE S&.wnee, Ol_llah- . "' HENRY C. MacARTHUR, EDITOR OF THE STOCKTON (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT, SAYS: (.;})> • 1 ·~~~·'f"\h;· ,..m-~~~ um·• s •' I • I '' '1'1 .. I· ~ ' ' ..~•..; ' r,, 'to.., ''"''"' '.~; ' ," ~fy ' e •' :eR§ .......ve''·•""'"'" ·Ke.u ta, o coune, are obtame!f from other medium., but lonr experience · with the newtpaper reveala the advert~ ret. mote for hla moriey out of the newapaper t&.n from any other aoui'Cj!. "'Tbe federal ..vernment hu plaeed ~R&t truat in the !JOWl• paper, and hu evinced ita faith in the printed pap by popularlz· inr NRA throup the preu. It,ia up to the advertiaer to maintain thb faith throu,b aupport which will brlnr not only the beat re• tuma to bim, but alap to the peciple at larp. I v ' '"' ~~!lg!~-~ ~F~!~-~ -;~~~ _.~.a~e+ ~ ~, ,. - -~ ~~-- · Ma·~·.~~f~~ln+• · :"' .;..,!! ·. <il'.ct~'-1 . ..... . : : ~~~~Qg· ~£..;: ~~~,~ n~,~~1.~~~~ . An e~ at home ruined by j~-;; gled nervesi ••• Rustlinl!' of paJl!!I'S, ticking of clocks, and other little thingsthatordinarilydon'tmatte:r, driving one crazy! To get full en• joyment out of li~ your nerves must he under perfect control. ' I 1 netn~~;. • Get ·your (IIU amount of Bleep e~!YIIitrht. F..at regularly and liJellllbly. Find time for recreation. 'Watell ·;your . : ( . ' / (, ··- AndsmokeCame~ferCamel'a ....tlier toblecos 'never pt on rour nerne. COSTLIER . TOiiACCOS 'II lleginoing witb . ' . .' I , ' . ,, . ..:. ' '' .,1- ' .' 1 t . :·. t ' ' ' ., '' ' ( ,( l ' ·, ' i ' iAKE 20 Sl!PS fORWARD INA SfRAIGHT liNE i' ..u.._____, our I '. Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobacooil than llDY oth~r popular brand of ,cigarettes I it ~~~J .' . ' ' ~ '~ ; .J 1., ' ' THEY NEVER G-,.. ON YOUR NERV ' '· '· ' �'I ' '1 \ ' _ ... ..,. ........... . • ' • j ·;' '"' \' • ~ - ' I -.... -....... , ~OTICI fW APPOI!<TIIE>IT 4 _... Wlllo lloe WIU ,...... .,. .. ~ay critical ho$frilse~ • Aad thouM.~~~odaqru t K.raj&'•llllir" ade Ybip S.lad D~aullq lt eri tiD~ tirelJ DCIW t}'pe-oot too tart, 1101: to0 bla.Ad, not too oUr In hYor. ltade Of e~t iu,pedleat., mfH4. to .:Dw eft!!lwr'tt't' i..o th.eintt.MhuleWhlp. • Judge $ . A. IICOullotl8h ot tho; ,.,....,. Oourt 0. A. EiRlsWln . Deputy Clerk. and CHEST COLDS · Pomeroy Firemen's Association's 35th Annual_ t..O.Uy ere aueal.l of llr. &Od - - C, Rub on Muotemle. Uocd b)' miUiono for 25 ,......,. NOT juot a lllve, but • ..eormter-lrrftmot." AU ~'l'hne._,.... D YELlOW JACKn~ FOR - ~£COND ' •· ·tf""EL · · 'd>LOMaus t:ol•m• ~vo ohte. Fireproof llat.er. Rduoed ROODIS $1.ee U-!5 !IW..-1111:1 BATH 'l.H DINING ROOM AND COFFEE suo, Uuder t!f•e- ftb.nqeDM!-' "'\' · fui:. 'coilat HOTEL NflW 8 ..l11'11a, Flerlda l!O Ruom ··- 3t Ba&b!!l, Sieam Ileated rur Boo1Uet aDd Baie• Jackellet, However, Win Over Dixie Girls, 21 to 11 While the Yellow Jackel.a dl'oph """· The J&etet.a tr&;ilb<t tl~ Waht.ma the contest never , __:.:: :;••...:~lntb neceuarY t.¥ lead. forWard. atid RUeY. a.t eent.er. were htcfi ,ecqn!rt for~Lh• Middieport i&da. Jiroalt~nc. hama center. was hllh s(:drer Of pme. . ... e DesPite the tact Y.at they were on the lOW eod or the fiCOi'e 'thril· out. the · :M:J~leporl lads beYer p;ve up and tept that never~a:r·-dLe aplrit until the niW minute. Working pl&yll, am.c,othly, the Wlihtuna Wls Mlddl~ however, overcame the f!:fap-tQ..Ql&Jl detnsr TDt.al1 ....... ; . . . .. . . . • ped tlielr Se.turda.y nliht contest or and sc:oted sl,itfk:lettly io clairrl. tbe i.nddteporL (19) the hard wood court wltll Wallama. victory. 'Itle defeat at t1u; hands or tbe Allilhllworth, r .......... ttie i;;:fllich cchool girls succeed- Wahama team s.turday nllht Was emtth, t ............... ed In turning the!:· preHmlnary the second lO&i fbr the JII.Ctets In a Rner, r. ......... .. .... . • prne into a rout to win b.Y n liCore period or tWo weeka. f:tnlteU. 11 .. .. .. . .. . .. . of 21 to 11. The box sc'ore.s: t.ewl.!, i' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The local boyt; wnrc lmtt.en by Arnteraon. r .. . .. .. . .. .. Wahama 2G t.o 10. G F The Jackettea hu.d Jit ~le tt·uu!Jle Middleport ~:HI In ts.klJ1B the lend early In ~ho Otllard, I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 game IU'Id had doubled the .~t'OI'e at lh.rrah, f . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . o t the ·haU:.· At" the beginning of the {:l!rt.nn, c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4o 0 third period they again sta.z·tod out Rced, g .......... . ..... o 0 to sfmii bucket8 Into the hocm !d- 811.uer. 8' ............... 0 0 loWins . the Wahamn CHris ouly F.mlth, g .. . ........... 0 0 lhree scores tn the lnttt'l' half. Russell, 101' • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 DUlard wa.s high scoz·et• wltJJ. fonT Vr~nCooney, r; .......... 0 0 G""' buclu:!t.s 9 '7 0 3 P 1 1 o 0 1 1 l s o o o and 1 free toss. Burton and Martine .. of Mnoon Oih'. were Tc.tals . . 8 • ._Columbia's .Gems,tif the Pigskin_ ~------~--------BrB.~----------------~ HEMLOCK GROVE WIIUa.m- 6t01·y of Bw·lluglllim aJ)endli'B a rew (JayS wlth his· J ewell storY and family. Mnsft. Mabel Taylor ter <lf Oolumbus are I week with st.ster Logan. spend with bla wife and baby. Mrs. Linton Midkiff Ia IU. Mn Dell E:mlth who haa 1U for aome tlme Ia reported better. Homer R.tce. of Middleport at the K of P. Hall, Pomeroy �'I ' '1 \ ' _ ... ..,. ........... . • ' • j ·;' '"' \' • ~ - ' I -.... -....... , ~OTICI fW APPOI!<TIIE>IT 4 _... Wlllo lloe WIU ,...... .,. .. ~ay critical ho$frilse~ • Aad thouM.~~~odaqru t K.raj&'•llllir" ade Ybip S.lad D~aullq lt eri tiD~ tirelJ DCIW t}'pe-oot too tart, 1101: to0 bla.Ad, not too oUr In hYor. ltade Of e~t iu,pedleat., mfH4. to .:Dw eft!!lwr'tt't' i..o th.eintt.MhuleWhlp. • Judge $ . A. IICOullotl8h ot tho; ,.,....,. Oourt 0. A. EiRlsWln . Deputy Clerk. and CHEST COLDS · Pomeroy Firemen's Association's 35th Annual_ t..O.Uy ere aueal.l of llr. &Od - - C, Rub on Muotemle. Uocd b)' miUiono for 25 ,......,. NOT juot a lllve, but • ..eormter-lrrftmot." AU ~'l'hne._,.... D YELlOW JACKn~ FOR - ~£COND ' •· ·tf""EL · · 'd>LOMaus t:ol•m• ~vo ohte. Fireproof llat.er. Rduoed ROODIS $1.ee U-!5 !IW..-1111:1 BATH 'l.H DINING ROOM AND COFFEE suo, Uuder t!f•e- ftb.nqeDM!-' "'\' · fui:. 'coilat HOTEL NflW 8 ..l11'11a, Flerlda l!O Ruom ··- 3t Ba&b!!l, Sieam Ileated rur Boo1Uet aDd Baie• Jackellet, However, Win Over Dixie Girls, 21 to 11 While the Yellow Jackel.a dl'oph """· The J&etet.a tr&;ilb<t tl~ Waht.ma the contest never , __:.:: :;••...:~lntb neceuarY t.¥ lead. forWard. atid RUeY. a.t eent.er. were htcfi ,ecqn!rt for~Lh• Middieport i&da. Jiroalt~nc. hama center. was hllh s(:drer Of pme. . ... e DesPite the tact Y.at they were on the lOW eod or the fiCOi'e 'thril· out. the · :M:J~leporl lads beYer p;ve up and tept that never~a:r·-dLe aplrit until the niW minute. Working pl&yll, am.c,othly, the Wlihtuna Wls Mlddl~ however, overcame the f!:fap-tQ..Ql&Jl detnsr TDt.al1 ....... ; . . . .. . . . • ped tlielr Se.turda.y nliht contest or and sc:oted sl,itfk:lettly io clairrl. tbe i.nddteporL (19) the hard wood court wltll Wallama. victory. 'Itle defeat at t1u; hands or tbe Allilhllworth, r .......... ttie i;;:fllich cchool girls succeed- Wahama team s.turday nllht Was emtth, t ............... ed In turning the!:· preHmlnary the second lO&i fbr the JII.Ctets In a Rner, r. ......... .. .... . • prne into a rout to win b.Y n liCore period or tWo weeka. f:tnlteU. 11 .. .. .. . .. . .. . of 21 to 11. The box sc'ore.s: t.ewl.!, i' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The local boyt; wnrc lmtt.en by Arnteraon. r .. . .. .. . .. .. Wahama 2G t.o 10. G F The Jackettea hu.d Jit ~le tt·uu!Jle Middleport ~:HI In ts.klJ1B the lend early In ~ho Otllard, I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 game IU'Id had doubled the .~t'OI'e at lh.rrah, f . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . o t the ·haU:.· At" the beginning of the {:l!rt.nn, c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4o 0 third period they again sta.z·tod out Rced, g .......... . ..... o 0 to sfmii bucket8 Into the hocm !d- 811.uer. 8' ............... 0 0 loWins . the Wahamn CHris ouly F.mlth, g .. . ........... 0 0 lhree scores tn the lnttt'l' half. Russell, 101' • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 DUlard wa.s high scoz·et• wltJJ. fonT Vr~nCooney, r; .......... 0 0 G""' buclu:!t.s 9 '7 0 3 P 1 1 o 0 1 1 l s o o o and 1 free toss. Burton and Martine .. of Mnoon Oih'. were Tc.tals . . 8 • ._Columbia's .Gems,tif the Pigskin_ ~------~--------BrB.~----------------~ HEMLOCK GROVE WIIUa.m- 6t01·y of Bw·lluglllim aJ)endli'B a rew (JayS wlth his· J ewell storY and family. Mnsft. Mabel Taylor ter <lf Oolumbus are I week with st.ster Logan. spend with bla wife and baby. Mrs. Linton Midkiff Ia IU. Mn Dell E:mlth who haa 1U for aome tlme Ia reported better. Homer R.tce. of Middleport at the K of P. Hall, Pomeroy �• IIITH£115 Pftll1 -.•wr.it' ...Ua r cw•aw. c.a • SJiftf Falriily Squabble N[WTRIAl SOU PHT b It Puts Pair In Jail "PRACJICINS f 0·R CONUST Kentucky Couple lmbibe too Freely While on Chriat~ m .. Journey A family squabble was said to l•ave bef!n the result. of the detero· t lon of LWO Kentucky retildenlll In the county jail tlere over the weelt eot Game _ , lm~ved Team ~,_. For Touah· Vaatly ~~~:a,~--=- Pe-:sonaJs ~ I I *** • • • I atr.acma. _d .,Jlmlnjf. . MI ~tPa(liek aqd J.n4 LoebarY California who Wa.t called ltere recently by the death or hlf' rather the late Prank Bober hll.a left ror Chleago whert! she will vlllt !rlentbl before returning to her home • • • .Mr and Mrs. G w ~ Will of Texos. Mr and Mrs Fred Fick ar New Hope Carl Biddle and mother of Chester and Mr and Mrs Herman Warner ol Se0011d Street were dln· Ul:'r (flle!:il.li Chri&tmas or M1' and M1 s Dayton Will of Mulberry Avenue ... . and Mrs J T McLain " IA:Incaat.er spent Cbrllltmaa With M1 and Mrs A ·"' MaJ>Sar and oth er relatives M1 ..... • •• . . • • e Mls6 Irene Ebersbach daUihter or ,.,. nnd Mrs Adam Eber~~bach has re•urned from Parkersburg ~here abe hu been a ~udellt nt the .Mountain State bt.:dnes oolle&'t> Mlu Ebershach a Bradliat.e of tbe local hl.e'h school has received h er and j.l, d AdAm Ebersbach dlpJoma. a!ter 12 tnonth8 of Jnten~ • ¥ ,_ Mr and Mrs Walter ML,nhart of sive effort The regu)ar seho 111 HilntinwtOn spen\ Christmas wtth ~chedule requires 13 mohths to the f9fll'ler s p&rent.B Mr and Ml'l'l complete the :ur:e • Wendel Mefutiart J E. White prlnctp&l. ol the ., ¥ • Mr and MNI p o Bolan and Pomeroy seNor hJgh school left llhildren or Ch!veland, Mrs H H Saturday morning for his home in C,.um aNI son Charles or Colum NelaonvUle where be spent Christbus have returned after spemtlns 1n!l.'! with his parents Christmas with Mr and Mrs Henry • ¥ 'I DunJt Mr and Mts A W Kuhns and son Bill of Columbus spent Christ• Mlll8 MUdred P'lsher of Columbus n.aa with her a!ster, Mra Sophie s~n nt Christmas wlth her mother l isher aM other relatives They Mrs Oeorge Enzenauer teurned TUesday ••• ••• . .... Mr and Mn Roland Price of Toledo !!pent Christmas with relatlves here .. . Mr and Mrs Robert Venei'G.bl or Cleveland spent Ohrlstmaa wJth Mr and Mrs William Freeman of Lmcoln filii .. .. Mr aNI Mrs W W Durst and ~nn spent Chrlattmu w1th Mrs nurst 1!1 parents Mr and Mrs Geo ' M r and Mrs A F Elsell'ltein of Thoma of nunkAJ 11111 Slde H111 spent ChriBtmn.s with Mr nnd Mr!s Raymond Elselsteln Mr ond Mrs Herbert Pcnr'ler Mr and Mr.s Reid Steinbauer rrass a.nd two datlghter 'Palsy Lou Alld chlldren or Cohtmbus spent ant;! Rita Suo of McRoberts Ky Ql).liAlrnas with fri ends and rela- ~pe nt Christmas with Mt.. Pender gross s mother Mrs Mar~arc t tJ..lel'.! here Smith Other hoUday IJU!!tltll nt Mr and Mn John Senkus enter th e Smith h ::»:ne were the Iotter·~ tained the following dinner guelrt.& son Lewls Brnlth and wlte of Akron Chrl!ltnl&a Day Mr and Mrs Nlal 11r Hyaell and family of Columbus Mr and Mrs Harry Ste:u ns oJ Mr and Mrs ones Hysell and te.m- Cleveland have 1-etwned a.fte1 lly o.nd Mr on..t Mrs Mnrion Rod- Hpendtnr the Chrlatmn.s week end with the latter s parenl!i Mr and ford and tanlliy of Union Avenue Mrs George Hetzel • ¥ • MrR Kutheiine Dains 1,md two Mr and Mt'll Earl Hl\rtenbQch Sr ,4au.ghter& Tht!lmo o.nd Velma of spent Chri!ILmas wlth their son-In 9eJumbwl sven\ Chrt.ttma.s with ll'W and daUihter Mr and Mra Mrs Mnry Ohllngtr and other re- WilHam Wood or Oalltpolls l~tlves • ¥ 4 • • "' Mrs Che.rlea Wolf and daughter Mia~ Edna Hetzel or Ch~rleaton Marjorie and son Eugene spent the spent Christmas wtth her parents, Christmas week end w1tll the formMr and Mrs Will Hetzel or Llneoln er's stster Mrs. Josepl1fne Ocn- . .. . ••• ** ••• an I I '"•!'!'' Henry who re:m..td :oDditY Mill Helen Brown Russell ot Cleveland and Ral8ton Ruasell Jr PltDt !tlch , have returned ~ter a week end apent In Pomeroy with t.heir parent&, Mr and Yrs Ralston RW58ell sr "J ¥ t B D wm aDd son Prank and datJKhter Dorothy of PartersbUrl spen& Ohrls\mas with },tr and lin H D Detenb&cber Of Oaluml::i15 • • • Mr and !Ire Sam McMurray or Spencer, w va, have been thfll rueeta Of Mr and J.ln B F Torner of Condor street for tf'!.e put -eek Mr McMur -y h" bo "'" .. • -preaen•·tlve or "•" "' ... .. 1rand 1~- In ~he IntErest O[ th Brotherh':d ol Rallr<l&d Trainmen * .. I By Blaze !rle:'~ere relatives and Keno and Mr and lira. Pearl Mr Canon returned bome TuellMlia J&\rpret. Keehne or Athem Mora and son Donald ot the Chea- day tM rest remiLined for a Ioncer Ia speodlna: the: hoHdays with her ter Road. visit ,:arenLI, Kr and Mn Charlet Keehne Pather Eurene DuM spent Mr and Mrs Oh.a.rlea RIIBB en.. • ¥ • Chrtstmu Oe.y wlth tr1enda and re- ~rtalned the tollowlnl aueata U1SI Belle Carleton or Syracuse latlvea in New Lexinaton Chrll!ltmas Day Nr and Yn Ju. wu a cUnner cuest Chrilrtmu Day • • ¥ Ru1111 &nd Mrs Edna Smith and or Mr and Mrt. VIrtU campbell or Members a! the Doria Rebekllh C:nughter of Hartfetrd John Rad- But.t.ernut Avenue. I.odge distributed Chrlatmu bons ldttr and dMliht.era of Athml and • • • Christmas Day to thase memb6! Harvey Graham af!d nephew RonMr and lin: Anthony Korn of "'bo IIU'e on the alck Ust Those who 11.1n or Shlde Reed, W Va , have returned after diltrlbuted the boxes were Mn • 4 4 t~pendlDI Cb.rtatmu wlt.b tbe tonnBlanche Roller, dl.&tr1ct deput.y Mnl A J Coates and 800 Charlie er s mother, Mn Mt.ey Kom • • • l'Jira Cora Warner Noble Grand of Turtle Creek Pa spent Chris• Mn Lena BartelB Vice Orand tmas with Mrs Lily coates and Air and Mra Ralph Butler or other relatives Jn th~ Pom~roy Columbua apent OhriAtmu wlth .. "" .._ ~ ~ .~, w R Orllftn ft-... Bend the latter s puents. Mr and Mrs or ··d ..... -· ... "" • ¥ • ~lbert Orueser and family • • b.b' Or Columb" ' ,.,,, , Chr'-tm., ..., ' lD Alvin Norrla or Cbnrleston a.rrlv• with Mr and YJ'I'I Scott Rldgewoy uf ed here durin 1 the week end • •d Miss Mary E Gloeckner of Col...... , Union Avenue ¥ • • spent Christmas with M:r and Mrs umbus has retumed l!.lter apemUnw Mrs Minnie Davis a.M Mia~ Ben Ewlnw and !amiJy Mr Nor- (,hriiJ•maa wltb her pareptB Mr .Sarah PbtUips retur~d home 1'1.!1 and wife who a.n1ved enrUer In und Mrs Jaoob Gloeckner Tuesday a.ft.er spending Chrlltmas 1t.he week for a vlalt wUI remain • • w1th the rormer 11 50n Wills De. the remainder ot t.he week Mr and Mrs Clyde Marsb and ... and family 0r c 1 b " • • "cl.&ughter ot Marietta spent Chrillt... • ¥ ~ um us Mn Hattie Orabel' ot }.dtJ IO'IIeles mos wit~ ).Ira Ma.rah fl parentll Mr Pomeroy Fire.,.en Hold Meeting Jn Chester Mn.. A. J =~~~or""'' wou orl a.::...-::'A'::uo":'~"r.ft""...:! I .. rt uur ~at!rqdar:=-·a!'d' Mr~d:: CbJriel. W&Uace B. Ford ot COiumbu, Mr 1 aut~~~ta Ohristmu Da;v Mr &IHJ. Cbrletmu Dt.y wlt.b. Walter aDd Pranz of U:ublny Avenue. speJU tbe paat weet wlt.h relatives and Mn. Nonil Da'dl and amall Mra. Nonmm Pisher of Mtnenvllle, Jue.nlta Bentz of LtoooJn Hut _. • • in AmeavtUe They were accom- 10r:1 of Pine 01'0\1&, and Yr and aeorp era.ry ot columbwl Earll • • • Mr and lin Jobn Rapp or Min· pan1~ bome Sunday by Ml"'. Loch- UrB Robert. Peoples ot Vale Street Shumaker 8Jld Ckrald. Tracy or Mr and lll'l J E. Oanon and don w va.. spent Chrtstmu wtth ary'.s parent.a, Mr and Nra carlos • • • end according tu ShPnff A 0 mon Pleas Court for Tracy 'flU' oouple arrested were Mr and Rehearing 1Mrs Walter SCottdale or owen ~­ \ IJie Ky Who WE're enroute to Parkersburg Saturday fli&'ht where l CASE IS RESULT ON SCHEDULE tn.ey intended to visit briefly with Soottclale s mothc1 r.nd the n Of Arreot Of H. P. Mayer Aohland·Kentuclcy Tom Mrs return aooompanled by h1 1 Lo In Middleport By U::enlllCky lor Christmas Cats Cominr Here A«ordln&' to Sheriff Tracy the Official. There Friday couple were nld to have been ImCUing e\f!ven re&80illl why a rebibing of mtox.lcatl r•g nulds wt.!le Preab trcm their Chrl"lt.mu cUn- tl:avellng l>y motor to Parker11 burg t: (&ring should be allowed COUilfJel nftB Btter a tarea o&, r,at period Mu Scottdale offtcer9 said remoo- tor H P Mayer tllll.l-a~.b driver of ~-· ~th&.ted with h e1 husband because Mlndleport ftled a motlov. tor a. llo '"" lh ell' nne v!CwJ'f over t.he ('f hla aleged ca~less driving r:ew trial Jn the common plea.s ' 0 w_ Ohellt,petike anrep.ttOD :Prl.d&y j The remonstral!Onb of the wife court here Tuesday morning In the n~cht, the Purple PaJltbtH atarted however ofll.cers related resulted In case of H P Mayer vs J~mea E :tpto a se.selon or lntenat.e pram.tee t~e family squabble which ended harley William RubaOn The Home thla eveninf. ;.n spit.! ot u:.~ fact lr. both beiflB' connnoo In the coun- IndemnJty Company and the Unltthat the ou.er members Of :tUsh 1Y jaU f' < States Fl~Lit) and Oua1'11.nty Seottd.ale It wns alleged s truck Company scllool are enjoy!~ t~w•.. ..."brlst~ The case wa~ heard ln the com· mu vacation hi& wife m Lhe mo uth and late ll'be Panthera however, have thslr; ear Hob.:-:tln accidentally ~hot him 1 1011 ~te as £.ourt here laat. week by Mr and Mrs Elmer Ebersbach tiflaest job or their entire yeu.r" self through the foot with o .aa Judge w R. White and a MeJss 11nd Mr and Mrg Harry Gottfried ~Oft them They must; perfect a rdlbte Bulldog re\nlver Tbe two pPtlt jury The jury retW'Jled a. ver· c.! Pt Pleaaant were IUesU! Chris~ ~el)le 1Jetween toda.y and Friday were trooted by Dr H M C'rumley tiLc t fa vorlrg the defendants to JlJal:l day of ~e former 11 mother ~ hlch the plaintiff Mayer has JJ[rs J:nlma Ebersbach and family Jytlbt wb.lcb will atop the &lmljlllt lt:nd then lor-ked Ufl In JaU WOomparable Tomcata from AshPleadin!!: guilty to Jntoxlcatlol'l t&.ken exceptions and alka ror a or WILzgal~ street.. land Kentucky while t.bey are also eharges the tll.o were released nPW trial • ., .y. Ma.)'er sued the Middleport vU perfectirl&: 8D offense Wblch WJO be ChrtstmRB day nftet paying the tine Oharles Lehew of Staubenvtlle able to work ltfl wt.1 tllrOU(rh the nnd cost3 and mPdlcnl bllls They lr:gr. omclal8 snd the surety com,...__ detenae or the vLelton If theY are tdurnecl to lht lr hoJ,lfl In Ken - punles tor personal domasea reto overcome wbat .. one or the beet tucky s ulting over his alleged fa18e lmJ,rlf:K.)nment on September 9 and 12, t-all club& In the eenb'al west --------The Tomcate headed by Coach 1932 Mayer~ a.ttorneyg 1ave the !alJrintlns and hav- three All- DRIVER ARRESTED Kentucky State playen from ~t kw lng reasons why a re trial AFTER AUTO CRASH should year, wlU 11top at Pomeroy FridJ(I.y be 170nted First--That the verdict of the R~mend Rouah for Poai.. evmln(r to eJIB&p tbe ;ptllthers In Mr and M· ~ Hennan Bletnar a. contest. Tbey are enroute to 11 nd two soma WUlllun a.nd Uerma.n .my IB contrary to law tion of Fire Chief; En .. second-That the verdict of the Parkeraburc where they wm meet Jr had 11 narrow escape 1rom 1rJoy Pig Roaat the West VIJ'f1nlans on Saturday juriee Monday e~ening u they jury is not Bustalned by and Is nlstlt were returning from a visit to cnntrary to the evidence Third- That the oourl erred ir 1'hat the Panthers are a greatb' Belle w va The Pomerov nremen held their Improved team over their ee.rller As the Bletnar car with Wllllam the admlaslon of evidence over the l!t'P60n form l8 admitted by aU W?iO Bletne.r driving neared the ap- objection and exception ot this annual meeting at the Secou~ plolntlft' ward house Sunday afternoo 1 ~w tbem in their ef'II.PDll!nt r roach or the Pomeroy Bend Puurt.hThat the court erred In when a number of business matters wttll the Ohesapoate boys The Bridge It was sideswiped by 3 car allowing defendantl! to Jntroouee wern attended to f(lll5 ehould eome out and lend col"tutntng 11 man and woman the In the absence 1f Prf!r-.aden tnt:m enco111'8&ement ln,Rtead or allogcdly unde1 the lnffuence et Jdence provlna jnsttftoatlon withataytns away under the tmpfaufhe car bore Arizona 11- out pleading JW'!Ltncatlon under a WUI who wu unable to be prea· IOl! that the ball elub 18 a vaatly and Jlllcged liquor was gl'neml denial to which thlfl plain ent Frank Arnold presided o.t t.hc t1ff objected a:td excepted it. lnfertot team simply because wbe.t 1•nsslon Fifth-That the court er red Jn The omCf!rs of the a8150Clatlon v.a~ probably the are&tlfit team or otrendhJg d! Jve1 was arrest~ •lrst u II Pomeroy hJah school history ed and placed In the Mason City r:llowlng the defendants to omendl&re president E D WUI their answer after the case had rtee pre!ldent Charles Wi!!rry sec was broken up by a:raauat.Jon and '• ck-up and he was fined f2B oo and ond vice president Theron Ohlin~ vther cauaes at t.he clollt of last [{lflts and sentenced to 60 days ln gene to the jury Sixth- That the court erred Jn gcr secretary James Fugote reason While with the stnsle exTuesday momlnK' whep, hill ITs charge to the jury treasurer Charles Mullen ceptlon of Cuc1 on thls years team w119 had before JWJtice or Seventh-That the court erred In The commltl.ee In chal'j'e or the nnne of laJJt year'a nsu1ar11 are In t he c L Ingles On hia prolt11 charge to the jury that the bur· ba nquet arran&'ement.s wa~ com· unlform thll year, still the Pan u lse to pay fur the damage done to there have excellent prospects and t llt! Bletnar car the jail sflntcnce d~>n wa.s on the plnlnttrf to prove'po&ed or John IHankl Youn11: that the lmpriiOJ'Iment wna false, or Floyd Manlt:ln5 John tBhack l htfort the aeu<m ta over wm ilVt \tas SUIIpended llleaal when the law Is that lm- Youna: Herbert lButch ) Olle<~ a fb'le aceount. of themaelvea While I t lsonment ls presumed wron(riUl Charles Wer~ Thls comm1t~e !.he writer to dll anr 1 nd the burden ie upon the defend- prepared and served a banquet bell eves 11 nta to show said lmprUionment 1.'1 conslstlni ar youn1 roast pig with ball ~hey legal, to whlch the pla,J1tlft ex.~ the ~mtninp. a,.te~ QaPcPpted The asaoclation recmnmeruled in the Eighth-That the court erred In that oouncl reappoint Chief Dann. school leatalllni to charge that the sentence R (Bay) Rcmlh 8ol ftre chief for will be th" the lee.gue Mr. and Mra. Chaa. Baum n1uat be for :1\ne and costa and the eraulnK' year a.nd when C:hnr' to stand committed until ftne and ley Vas& veteran old ftre ft&'hter or oOJCIUI')> to thO Have Narrow Eacape aa Cl41bl ate paid Ol secured to be paid 73 yeara resigned ILB aa&~~ltant ehie: Home ia Deatroyecl £.l Ul'til he 18 dlachn.rged according aft.er a periOd of 19 )'eare Jn thla to la.w capacity Henry lstrlng) YoUn( ,,~ ........ ~ ~ ·'.' ~.~ Ninth-That the eourt erred In WD.II recommended ror the post Narrowty escapJnr enbapment ln Qult.e a dl&t'U!ISlon took. place their residence epveloJI(ld~ln names, falling to cbarwe the jury that the dated September 12 1932 ~ Mr and Mrs Charles Baum or execution wa.s or no avan to Juatl!y the com- when the dance a.rranamenta .m Chaster cstaped delth atout 2 SO mUment of September 9 1932 a.nd the blg nremen 8 New Year baH r. clock Tuesdo.y morning that failure to lsaue an execution came up It was deelded that no Awaking t1:> !tnd the entire lower on or t»efore September 9 Hl32, rowdyism of any kind or drunkcnll(letiOD of the house afire Mr false nnprlso!'lment up- neu would be tolerated at the ba.ll 13aum climbed to safety from a (.(lnlltituted on data as requftflted by next Saturday night. to be held ~oond ftoor window and dowr. a a.\ the K or P han Ohler RoUS;.l rqrch po~~ter while hill wue waR announced that anyone coming t,.) the court erred 1n lupTI6d to safety from anotller Lbe dance whether he be fireman that the act of bedroom window by a ladder Ju~ ln rel8aa- or Just ordinary ruest under the Shortly i.fter the CXJuple JaU on rSeptem· lnnuenc.e of llqo.or anlj. , had anv from the blazing hot~ t}\e habeas oorpua ideas relo.thoe tc startlt'lg troubl~ sl rncture was abl~~oze It was not mean that would not only be ejected but he and little cOuld be d0l1e to committed would be taken care of In auch a the spread of the ftame11 ~;p(i; wa)' that he would be out or cit the vallant etrortll Dl of law culatkm lor a JonB: enough per\'\ ho hm1'icd to thf! scer>e trial of aald cause lod thf\t those want11'18 to enJoy ftrt' after ~n alarm W8.8 flliY On the rla:hta of thle themselves would not be disturbhou.llfil was destroyed wlttl all which he wu pre- ed at the hall ('pnt~nt.a 1 t:Javing a f,a.lr trial After an enjoyable Ume "pent at Mr for a new trlo.l ID the the banquet the meetlna YA\8 adltclea rRBC! be forwarded to Judge joumed uotll the last Sunday l.n the! blllzc was undeter- White at Oalllpolla and a rultng January when the first meeUnw of I 1 tb:1e::zt\.~n~ · !M' II'Qdparente Kr .ad MI UnUnl [pnIJ RT lJpflftl'lJ[ =e~~ ~~~~~~~~o~ed ~=·=·~t ~~=-=ne~· 11 Reasono Cited In Com· •')•"'' • '/ J A!~~t I IJ S'T AL U -. lC \1 !:T A \) ,l cl!'!tand~r:~ ~~em:.,:~ end alld wiD rematn tor a vlslt with the Iaten panntl, Mr and ll!l1J Wlll llo1ml!• • • H\llh Sarah Lou and JennY 9ue RouNJ 01 OtnctnnatJ arrived Tueiday tQ IIJ!Dd the rema.lnder of the hoUdaya with their motber Mn Klll.rine RoUAey and JUdffQ and llnl 0 E Peoples. • • • !41M Bertha WetBf'll has retumed :o her t:mployment ln Columbus af ter a week end visit w1t.h her par· rents, Mr and Mril D V Wetael , ,,. Ho'-n •a-~• • Wlllla..., .. llu~ ""'"' 1'1' ,..,..... ""' roetumed to Columbus after spending Cl1rlstmas with !'t!lntives an(1 Irion"- he'"' '" ••• Mr and M1s J J RouBh an1 son Jimmy of Columbua ""hrlstm.as guests o! Mr and ...everett Raush or Mulberry ave nue If • • Mr and Mra J J Holmes and IKln Jimmy of Powell, an1ver'l durJna: the W(ek end aud wlll remaJn tor a weeks vlsJt wtlh rela dves and !-lends here • • • Bowma.o and Mr and Mt'S Louts: of Jackson son Rlchard were Monday ruesta of Mr and Mr8 V E Long EDITORIAL OmCE Phone 236-L BUSINESS omCE Phone 202-R FULL LEASED WIRE una FAM~US AVIHOR DEfi[S HEMfNTS IN RACE f~R llf[ N11n ::~~i::~"j:~:·,~l~t :fwasllt!Ction said toorhave tJ.w 1-- ;;;;-_ thereon cas!! waa 1 ay IAL -7Sc ly, Ti1tonville 75c 75c and preued 75c and preooed 75c 'DJlY Y, DEC. Jan. 6, 1934. Press Shop. F"" ~d Deliver 1 • I '• , I'OMBaoY, 0 I HOTEL MARTIN On Thuraday, Dec:. 28 Tbae: I 10 U IP. It ~ Admiuion SOc tach IJnder A....,_ 41 Otdll'of &be IJ' Jlll!ll Clam• ' I EIGHT DROWN IN LAKE MICHIGAN ' When Two Boa to Floundet And Sink Shore And Would-Be Reocuero; No Relief In Si11ht OuiJa Baard Drama; G11'1, Mother, Arrested wrw by Se CTe to Char1es. Mad( : f Ph ma t aTy c ar cauhcal Group • ..;;============ Quebec Dec 2'1-INBCanada cha.llenged the north western United states ror lev. lemperature honors with the mercury skittering far below Zt!ro throughout t.he northeas4 provlncea Ll.ke Ed\loard, noted 1esort in norlfler" ~·-~'~' recorded • 48 ~ 3f!lumr rc yeau At OhJcoutimi 1t was 20 below U'l'O QuebeC City and Chambord re~ed 18 below o.nd Stra.ymo 12 below In OhJo a ew towns eould !Show some low marks abo Valley C1'08SIDI (out.sklrt.B of ColumbUS) J2 beow at 8 30 Powell Delaware county 10 below Mansfield 8 below Cleveland :>.ero at 8 A M CJI1CIQUAll .. beloW e.t 8 A M Columbwo 2 below at 8 A I M Bowling Green 8 beloW -FINAL- C<m• (Continued on Paae Three) Redterns - . ... ~ ;)f\ ~ Sale StartsWedne1day, Dec. . Now Is tb" "" .., 19JJ to Buy! Will be much higher next Fall. J. N. TWO DU: IN GVN DUEL Scranton Pa Dec 2?-INBAlberi Olcaaon Scre.l:lton pollee ('aptain end Jol'n J Herbenor 30, 6UIIpect were kllled In a IUJ'l r!uel here today Harbenor wanted In BilliJh&m· tc'm N Y., attempted to esca.pe rrom a hotel the soene of the aun battle by a ftre eacape Mortally wounded he pluna:ed two stortee landlr\8 in t.he snow on the roof ot tht: nrst noo='::______ Control Plans To Be Made by Board Hope to be Ready to laau" Liquor Permita Within BANDITS KIDNAP THREE· GET ~·'•""" 1 Realoterinr Criminal• Con Not 'be Done, Law Di~ rector Saya (!' SIX UIE IN WRECK Calmt Tex Dec 21-~At lta.!.t six men were k!Ued today wbnn a, Missouri Paclflc f:n!lght Lrain left the ralls tour milt~~ west of Cal~rt The bcdlcs of t.hree- trainmen were brotlll'ht here a.nd la.ter aent to Mttrt where au thrte livOO The bodiet< of three other men. bellev<d to have """ ..........,,. were vl.slbie- Jn t.M wreetage of tbe • 'nal Law Is Cnnn Unconstitutional ...,. _____ I ·~ ' mercury wu Glnclnnatl lt ether poln tl also suffered ln the " Mansfield or the state: !""!.,;;,;,;, p&rt pt'm t ure af elrht low thm but daylljJbt t> ht ri'S})ite ! $1.00 Snow Covers Highwa:r• 1'old AM The Ohio Vo.Dey Commanctery No 24 Knights Templar mad!! their annual pi11J1'1mase to tbe county lnnrmory and chtldi'fl\ a home on Christmas afternoon A number of the lmfshta In uniform accompanied by the German band and by quite a rew vlsltora went to Lhe ln.ftrtnar)' first where a short llel'VI.ct! was held and J)tftenl.a gtven to the lnme.ta.. The "Party then J)I'OCee*d to the ChUdren J Home where almllar oeiemollle<J MISS STOBdT BIBS were eoncluoted 'Ibe party Funeral servJce& tor Kathleen enllvened by 1Jle antlu of Be11 Elt.oba.rt 27 youngcat da\llhtflr Of Ewing who the part t~f Wilbur Srobtrt. or Harrlsonvllle, l santa mornJns ' ho p. . away tn a COl~!mfl hl)flpltal Tu~day will ~ condl.ltted. the ~ne OrQVe eburch at 10 30 o'cl~k ~Y lr!OJ'N.n& '1 lie Pl.naterwald Undertaldna Com~ pa.ny flU'Ierat directors will have Daacel From SeaHie To York; H111h Windo Make Situation Wone I ~~======~~~~==~~~~--- I Iowa 1 Acc('lrd,ng -.- survlvtna are one brother, Robcrt at heme and. three aiaters. Mrs. Ina Kautz of Chester and Mra Mii'\Jile Btolllln~ ISuh·Zero Weather Provaila YANKS TAKE PART ¥ " ¥ Mr and Mrs Fred Coates a! Cuyah0f8 Falls and M:r and Mr.s S D Dunn of WheelinW, were Chr.lstmaa lll4!Et6 at the home af Mr and Mrs Howard Coote& of Sycamore street • • • • ¥ • Mr e.nd Mrs RUIIIJell Davis of Mrs Orland P.lchey aM friend Pnrkcroburg returned Tuesday af nr Florenoe Teag:mlen returned ter spendiniJ t11e week end wltll to their homefl In Plttl!burgh after the latter s parents, Mr and Mro (pt>ndlng Chrls tma~ wUh the form~ LouLs Stevens of Rutland and e1 s e.unt Mrs 8ophln Fisher aNI frlendt.: 1n Pomeroy o her relatives • • • • • ¥ Miss Emma D\lckworth lett Mr ond Mrs C 1rUs Reed and Tue.,day for a visit In Huntin1t0r. c:11 idren r:oberl Bills and Lillian J and ColumbtL'l returned to Colt mbus Tue&lay at ¥ • 4 t ••tm as h ere wJth Miss Anna Hensley who spent TJ' I spcndma Ch r.., (he formers parents Mr and Mrs Chrb!t ith Will Reed nl'd other relatives mas w her parents M ¥ ~ ¥ and Mrs H 11 Hensley of ~ Mr3 Rlchord Smtth Mil>s Mary Bottom returned to her ef)"nloy~ v g1 1 81 ment in Dunbor W Va af~r ~ Jr n o ng and Dtn ld Bu.;r of .... ort visit with frlen,. In ~moroy Jlevelo.nd returned Monday after Tu~•-•oy <v he week: end with their parents """"' Dr and Mrs Byron Bing • "' ¥ If "' :,. L E McHatfte of Columbus, reMiss Aile~ Loul!!e RU&'I(lll retwn- turned home Tuesday after spend'!d to Coh 1111 bw; TliP!Idoy nft.cr lng Cbrlstmas with relatives ann Rpending the Obi tstm 11 s week ~nd friends In Pomeroy and Rut!OJ'Id witil her pn.rents Judl(e wut Mrs • • • :\ 0 RU!ISell and tamUy Sb"i! was M Eugone Slaeel of Uniontown a<ccmpanled to Columbus by her Pa spent Chri&t.maa With hill brother Albe1L Jr and Jed Web- par,ntlllj Mr and Mnl John Slq-el tter. Jr remained tor a dQ"' of West MRin ~~~ The la\te-r revls:t ccntiy rttUllle<.J from Wuhinlt.On • • • D C where she bad beer! spend Mt11 Catherine Lindsey of Colum- ing the past two months wlth her bus was tn 0wn durin, the week daushter8 Mn Gilbert WalWi1l cnd having been ca.lled. hereby the ~:.nd Mtaaes Sybil and Martha Bladeath at Mrs Joseph:lne Brown gel I r.narre • Tot Taken From Texas Baltimore Hoapital In 12 Houn the result or May- the new year will be held peo.ce or provoldnR a ilt-et\l'h of pence Mayer W!L8 round 11'\llltY In Mayor Harley's court and fined •to and costs In F'cbtuai"Y t93:J In September 1~ Wt\!11 said MM or Harley ex8iluted on Mayers I: O.:l\ Dec ~4th tor the unpaid rine and cOlltil r. nd Mt"- Brown was laid 00 rest In committed him to the county Jail t!lf ramuy lot tn Beech Orove until IllUDe was pa.td Judil'e c E at Pomeroy Ohio Peoples r-eleased Mayer on a Wilt L•f habee.e corpus and Mayer sued for damages alleging falf!e lmp11sonment Joaephinc Kennedy B~~w·~r:~~ ,:,( the late Melvin -~ fm merly or Hartro :d w va e(l e. way at the home of her Mrs Ralston RuMell JLLEGALLY KEPT More Than 100 Killed Since Air Raido Be11an Village C•nnot Buy, Unifonn• for Firemen. Le1al· Saturday IN AIRPLANE ·:::;:;;;~;;;;:.-:-~-;;;;:~WN ~r~.~:~r.:;~~·'"'""""" AltoJOURNEY IS MELL ::cpro: ••cvo:: : ~~:%~ ~; ANNUAL MADE BY KNIGHTS 1 M. ~0~ ESTIMHfO U[AO IN NATION DIRECT REaUlT ~f SEVfREST Jw~~E ~f SEA~~N: MR TRAffiC CHINfSf RfP~ SUCCESS ~F RAIDS IAG~INST__RE 8HS Jelf~~::::F~~y ~0 Jimmy Wedell Speed Ace Dasheo Thru Stormo With Baby In Middleport following D By Carrier 1& Cmtl- By Mail t4.00 : ;.-,;.01,,..; i OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. n'l rn The Tribune Physician on Trial WEATHER-C I probably followed Fnow Thursday. rising temperature. ' ts n.,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 26, 1933 allen britvec brown forrest gibson long mcpeek roark staley stobart thiel vail ward williamson wilson wysocki