http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/cb704f0710d9627b890e18406e952611.pdf e9b52226ccb93e6e86990c5047a7fd8b PDF Text Text ·- I R[GN,. l l ·• • 0 '. HAIIt 10 , . I' I ~T ..... t 0 Hf n TE 8 1~ P T A GN ,, II UitUII D UT AWl u a • E. L OIU'lier 15 RWHIT[ SliOU~R IN GANIE I TH M~IN n S In o HIT Y T Rnmf TAT US A t ... "MIND • P'ir~t f lin ft · Smil • ns ToucM<>W''"'"'Kloea, .. 1 Brie Gold n· Unu u d 5 ry s ale · 'a " es mor • 100 Wo Pia~• ' 1'~ ore ' • N. u...~·· TOST How ver A e e are qu ive I uc .eye St t ole le [ TA PAY F �. .. •• ' ·-... IIOlltlAY, lfOvmDli:R :10, 10113 ~I -~ .I ' h . '1> .' .t ' ' PAlm mllll . I t ! ' ,, • Face Death m Hart Kidnaping r.dvl.sory oommluton•a report . , _ than 1n general principle, The senate committee, NEls ' Dell....a BJ c;U-rleo ~ I Wholesale . Oontlnned Prom Pa&e One) MIDDLEPORT LAD IN OHIO STATE BANI) '...' -. . . . . . w·-· ""-· ..... - ...... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. .. ~ _.,n~ · · · · · · · · .. · · · · ·' · · - year ................. .,. ' Graceland cemu..ery, 1 miUl ft.J' 30 days; OolumbUB, Stark·Jack!on township, wld£n... !11g um1 gravP!Jng forty Come111 road. 21 men for 25 day8; t.exmgM tou LownMhlp, wldenlnr 18 fffl mueuda.m roo.d. (Alllance.&:arlboro road) lo 20 feet, 20 me.l rc.r Year after yeu Ohio State's 120- 50 dll.ys, 0 .. Nov. 2(}...-0hiO Stat.e University may not ha'e won a conference football title in senral years, ~t it dots lay t::lalm to \he, be8t baNI. In the Bl&: Ten. 117 lbl , ·-n ··Oa• Konlb_.... .. ............... .. ree _.... ... .. , •. , ... . ... ••· ,,,,, , ,, . . ,,,, _M ..-n-,,, e-etx , !J ~ · lt . .,, 1 ..,.. ~ l'...ot!;an cmn.ty--Oeneral clean-UJJ or banks bre'iking down d.l'edae 1ell! an d repa iring roads at Ind:l• a nn Lake, lOO men, 85 days; dt&'· glm• corner stanpg and settlhot£ I'ORd monume11t:; over counLy, 9 men '15 days. ~orubbins and eJ,..at· lng of Mlam1 1iver, 48 mea '13 I dayG , cut.tlng ditches and bu;.ld.'.nt j iJcrms on county l'Oa<ls, 43 men, 15- ptece band, d.lreeted by Prot Eugene J. WelieL hu been In the f.ron~ rani: of the musical organizatiom which a.~ life and color to conference lrldiron C\Jnt.eats. Taking part 1n •an the home aames and maktns one or two outoMown trlps e~h season, the Ohio State band II noted for Its hitrtcate marchinl form&~ons a.a wen a,s for FAREWELL PARTY MJ'3. H. S. McClure was hostess its muslc. , Saturday evening to a number of Mrt!. c. E. Smith returDed This year's football band Pe:rson· friends at her home on Seventh day from a hospital at Chor~:ot<... J nel includes Gordon Harris 1from A\·enue In honor of Mrs, Pred HoftShe J.s reported to be much M!ddleport. ;mm, who will Join her husbe.rd proved.. . ·~- ·-- Jnys .. ' ....,,.. Los Allit!les. Nov 20 - ms - A r'ig ht t arthquake WBJ! felt tn 1eV• ~ro l f "Ctlons of Los Angeles COWJty h.cludi nr: Len~ Beach, WllmiD&"l~n ::md parts of Los Angelea a.t H 4:1 l ;J"HE PRESIDENT SPEAKS ,J HE Pl\llSIDENT In speaking to an interested group of citize ns ut Macon, Georgia, took a "~o~hot" at that gro1.1p o(l-enctionaries which il'l doing nothing, making n<l suggestion,; of benefit or r..on~tructive value but is spending it~ ont(re time in pointing cut the gla1ing fault. of the administration in their efforts to bring about a wave prosperity, Thi. President has sAen flt to term them "un-Americall'' aJt~~ ·to a certain extent he is correct. It is mwugh to stand along the side-lines and find fault ' 'n111kc ~-tecond guesses" while denouncing those who made th e lirst);·uess because it turned out in a manner ctlntr,a.ry to the hoped for result. However, there can be reason. alJh: oh:ftdion to those who honestly differ in the manner of ha11d~lng the .:ntuatio.n,1 w~o at the same Ume are Ill itl{ingVan honest. effort 1;_1:\ k t:1E{P the,ir busine.ss r.intaet movi ng 1it> nea rly as poBSible ' On · an even keel. ----- QUAKE JN CALIFORNIA . .. W hQded. Sen . H . o . Moeler, 1s ~to frame 11. Uquor bW for tntroductloA at the repeal seaaion CDn'feulnl hue ou Dec 8 but has not revealed. provtslor>ll of the meWiure. fl . m. today 1 No damage was reported .. A second temblor, likewise of zlight Intensity. was felt In .aevtral rarts or the county at 2.81 a. m., but aga.m th(lre ..vas no reporb nf ' 1.t •• I '' '' ' ••.,•. :my flll.mage. ~-.~1!', . \ Get acquait~tetl with ... -· One Word Led To Another Gordon By Arthur uBug•'' Baer Duirey • •• •J . ' Undti r'W~'O r ..r 1 • .- For everyone who wears Gordon .)Ju!rey co~ pack for moe~.. :··. '· . . ,:11 •'.•-1"\~~··•·' f-..... ~.,......,. '!1h~;.. ~ ._no lovelier fabric ~ it'· s . 11,'>'"<·~~~-,' . t~iily ~hed and wears "forever.' Every gannc;nt is guaranteed-cut on ~ \ .,•' i rlnve silk patterns- and reasonably r: ic-ed... B.etter get a«Juainted to d~y You"ll appr«iate the style and quality. ' ,, ' I VERNON, W. VA. ()WQ power . There is a BCtence in coddling a.n 1.& worth \hirty rfnts a pourd. We don't mean or a:anden, which will thrive where r.aetua would ask for a cbanau or venue. ' . ... / . and Mrs. .fOhn onax Br. aM Fowler of Belle, VI, "Va., .v.l81t· relatiVes here thla fttk. Maxine Heaton ·wu a ft. Pleaa· ant 'leltor Prlday. .. . egg aiona until ' · A REAL TEMPEST RULING by the attDrney general of Ohio relative to , athletics in high schools, if construed literally, simply Is the virtual socnding of the death knoll for athletics in the school curriculum, unless schools whose athleticR are self KUpporting, are exempted. Unle~ the Supreme Court. reverses the decision or some lt!gal means is found whereby the decision can be ~ircurnvented, Ohio citizens can prepare to spend their cvcuings and afternoons formerly spent in watching haAketball, football and baoeball games, doing something ~i•o not nearly so interesting to many of them. The decisi<>n denies the right to school boards to purchase uniforms for the high school athletes as well as the right to pay transportation for the same athletes f1 om nne town to another for the purpose of engaging in athletic contest.. Of course the decision is not flnal but there is no questioning the fact that it will go a great way towurd ruining the schedules of many of the schools for basketball this coming season if It does not actually cnmpci some to cancel their schedule compietely. It is hardly probable however, that the people of the state will stand for such curtailment of the athletic program in the high achool8 for the very apparent reasor. that too much 1100d is acrompllahed thr~ugh the promotiou of hil(h school athletic contest~!. Where schools find th ou· athle~c P.rogramoup,Jlorted •tlp.'ourh the attendant• at the 114111""· th•~e c~n ho no, f~~@On wqatev.er adv~nco~ aguln•t tho !'l;~l)ols ~o ~itua(.ed;· ~avlpf t,~elr a~letics. Thm1sa. og~ . rr~~qept:l and 111IUiono or:l.IJ~I'I'.t~d · tatoro wlll p~ ~!l:Jlot:Od If .ouch a ~hi~l! s~ould come to na••l and remove &Ui\lltjc.si from the cbrrjculum cf the hiJh schools. A~ a 11hitter of fact, athletics Is ·far more beneficial in the Qpi(\lriii ~f many tll~l\ cet:taln sui>Jecto wllich are tautrht hl Ht~ a_c~de!l'ic cter,artmento llith9Pllh the latter Qa~tira!IY 4o ~ot ·~ome uQijer !hli .!>an of oqeh a rul- ,THE ! ' ' ; ... ELK RUN .KNOW { l .1 J ' HOW £AS¥ IRONING CAN BE UNTIL YOU, USE TfliS 1ADJUST-O-MATIC . IRON ' 'i .' Is New Tt&r'l TerNa vtllantll'. ba..,.. • irH :tor New .. .. ' . . ' ,. ' " jo' .... Burna W&l Oftlled SUndr.7 baea1110 Ulne,. ·ot 111& .,..nd- Logan lielen, Avt.a a.nd Avel"Y apent the wclek: entt with •• .,•.. their grandparents, Mr. IUtd MN. Wlll Logan. • Lloyd Shumway spent a tew last week wlth bll aliUJn at .... • Mr. and. Mrs. HObart Adkins and Mr.. R. c. Randolph Sunday. , ·' baby called on !lr. l.nd Mr. .... "'"" .f.re.d While ol Pomeroy, Vlalted Kn:. Wl>lte, BatiO'day. _, "~-Ill I -CCC.-"· ft&ndoJph CB)J«l ob .8e}'l ; Sunday. ·::::::'" I ! .. ·' 100 P: JMtml .,..._prool .......w •..,. aoollls u.oe, ••• IIAt:ll ~ ,. fi!)JDIO ·IIOOlll AI!D ..•· . .... ~ <J '. .. cioma ·aqoP :• Ing. W:hlle sam~ ll!lle .•1'!-Jlses •btfQI'<' a nn,I J~::~!,~~ the bel.~~~~:!!1~~~~-J: ~ • . ste- e •• •• 1' has just ' the cigarette. that's MILDER. .th~ cigarette that TI\STES BETTER ' .. 'l'h4t , ,wit~ CoqFr•llll in ·. .,, '; .... : . I in '!<~'l'l· ,. ' ' f•' "I HUNTED all day long ... and just knocked 'em cold. "I smoke Chesterfields all the time and I'll tell the world ... they're milder!" ' ')'hey, b~g~n ,t!Jeir trie.11~nl!' , Jent Rotl'~yil)l;. . .• · ~ • •' ' '. \. ,.. ."!; ~ ' I . ;j >J f< �. .. •• ' ·-... IIOlltlAY, lfOvmDli:R :10, 10113 ~I -~ .I ' h . '1> .' .t ' ' PAlm mllll . I t ! ' ,, • Face Death m Hart Kidnaping r.dvl.sory oommluton•a report . , _ than 1n general principle, The senate committee, NEls ' Dell....a BJ c;U-rleo ~ I Wholesale . Oontlnned Prom Pa&e One) MIDDLEPORT LAD IN OHIO STATE BANI) '...' -. . . . . . w·-· ""-· ..... - ...... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. .. ~ _.,n~ · · · · · · · · .. · · · · ·' · · - year ................. .,. ' Graceland cemu..ery, 1 miUl ft.J' 30 days; OolumbUB, Stark·Jack!on township, wld£n... !11g um1 gravP!Jng forty Come111 road. 21 men for 25 day8; t.exmgM tou LownMhlp, wldenlnr 18 fffl mueuda.m roo.d. (Alllance.&:arlboro road) lo 20 feet, 20 me.l rc.r Year after yeu Ohio State's 120- 50 dll.ys, 0 .. Nov. 2(}...-0hiO Stat.e University may not ha'e won a conference football title in senral years, ~t it dots lay t::lalm to \he, be8t baNI. In the Bl&: Ten. 117 lbl , ·-n ··Oa• Konlb_.... .. ............... .. ree _.... ... .. , •. , ... . ... ••· ,,,,, , ,, . . ,,,, _M ..-n-,,, e-etx , !J ~ · lt . .,, 1 ..,.. ~ l'...ot!;an cmn.ty--Oeneral clean-UJJ or banks bre'iking down d.l'edae 1ell! an d repa iring roads at Ind:l• a nn Lake, lOO men, 85 days; dt&'· glm• corner stanpg and settlhot£ I'ORd monume11t:; over counLy, 9 men '15 days. ~orubbins and eJ,..at· lng of Mlam1 1iver, 48 mea '13 I dayG , cut.tlng ditches and bu;.ld.'.nt j iJcrms on county l'Oa<ls, 43 men, 15- ptece band, d.lreeted by Prot Eugene J. WelieL hu been In the f.ron~ rani: of the musical organizatiom which a.~ life and color to conference lrldiron C\Jnt.eats. Taking part 1n •an the home aames and maktns one or two outoMown trlps e~h season, the Ohio State band II noted for Its hitrtcate marchinl form&~ons a.a wen a,s for FAREWELL PARTY MJ'3. H. S. McClure was hostess its muslc. , Saturday evening to a number of Mrt!. c. E. Smith returDed This year's football band Pe:rson· friends at her home on Seventh day from a hospital at Chor~:ot<... J nel includes Gordon Harris 1from A\·enue In honor of Mrs, Pred HoftShe J.s reported to be much M!ddleport. ;mm, who will Join her husbe.rd proved.. . ·~- ·-- Jnys .. ' ....,,.. Los Allit!les. Nov 20 - ms - A r'ig ht t arthquake WBJ! felt tn 1eV• ~ro l f "Ctlons of Los Angeles COWJty h.cludi nr: Len~ Beach, WllmiD&"l~n ::md parts of Los Angelea a.t H 4:1 l ;J"HE PRESIDENT SPEAKS ,J HE Pl\llSIDENT In speaking to an interested group of citize ns ut Macon, Georgia, took a "~o~hot" at that gro1.1p o(l-enctionaries which il'l doing nothing, making n<l suggestion,; of benefit or r..on~tructive value but is spending it~ ont(re time in pointing cut the gla1ing fault. of the administration in their efforts to bring about a wave prosperity, Thi. President has sAen flt to term them "un-Americall'' aJt~~ ·to a certain extent he is correct. It is mwugh to stand along the side-lines and find fault ' 'n111kc ~-tecond guesses" while denouncing those who made th e lirst);·uess because it turned out in a manner ctlntr,a.ry to the hoped for result. However, there can be reason. alJh: oh:ftdion to those who honestly differ in the manner of ha11d~lng the .:ntuatio.n,1 w~o at the same Ume are Ill itl{ingVan honest. effort 1;_1:\ k t:1E{P the,ir busine.ss r.intaet movi ng 1it> nea rly as poBSible ' On · an even keel. ----- QUAKE JN CALIFORNIA . .. W hQded. Sen . H . o . Moeler, 1s ~to frame 11. Uquor bW for tntroductloA at the repeal seaaion CDn'feulnl hue ou Dec 8 but has not revealed. provtslor>ll of the meWiure. fl . m. today 1 No damage was reported .. A second temblor, likewise of zlight Intensity. was felt In .aevtral rarts or the county at 2.81 a. m., but aga.m th(lre ..vas no reporb nf ' 1.t •• I '' '' ' ••.,•. :my flll.mage. ~-.~1!', . \ Get acquait~tetl with ... -· One Word Led To Another Gordon By Arthur uBug•'' Baer Duirey • •• •J . ' Undti r'W~'O r ..r 1 • .- For everyone who wears Gordon .)Ju!rey co~ pack for moe~.. :··. '· . . ,:11 •'.•-1"\~~··•·' f-..... ~.,......,. '!1h~;.. ~ ._no lovelier fabric ~ it'· s . 11,'>'"<·~~~-,' . t~iily ~hed and wears "forever.' Every gannc;nt is guaranteed-cut on ~ \ .,•' i rlnve silk patterns- and reasonably r: ic-ed... B.etter get a«Juainted to d~y You"ll appr«iate the style and quality. ' ,, ' I VERNON, W. VA. ()WQ power . There is a BCtence in coddling a.n 1.& worth \hirty rfnts a pourd. We don't mean or a:anden, which will thrive where r.aetua would ask for a cbanau or venue. ' . ... / . and Mrs. .fOhn onax Br. aM Fowler of Belle, VI, "Va., .v.l81t· relatiVes here thla fttk. Maxine Heaton ·wu a ft. Pleaa· ant 'leltor Prlday. .. . egg aiona until ' · A REAL TEMPEST RULING by the attDrney general of Ohio relative to , athletics in high schools, if construed literally, simply Is the virtual socnding of the death knoll for athletics in the school curriculum, unless schools whose athleticR are self KUpporting, are exempted. Unle~ the Supreme Court. reverses the decision or some lt!gal means is found whereby the decision can be ~ircurnvented, Ohio citizens can prepare to spend their cvcuings and afternoons formerly spent in watching haAketball, football and baoeball games, doing something ~i•o not nearly so interesting to many of them. The decisi<>n denies the right to school boards to purchase uniforms for the high school athletes as well as the right to pay transportation for the same athletes f1 om nne town to another for the purpose of engaging in athletic contest.. Of course the decision is not flnal but there is no questioning the fact that it will go a great way towurd ruining the schedules of many of the schools for basketball this coming season if It does not actually cnmpci some to cancel their schedule compietely. It is hardly probable however, that the people of the state will stand for such curtailment of the athletic program in the high achool8 for the very apparent reasor. that too much 1100d is acrompllahed thr~ugh the promotiou of hil(h school athletic contest~!. Where schools find th ou· athle~c P.rogramoup,Jlorted •tlp.'ourh the attendant• at the 114111""· th•~e c~n ho no, f~~@On wqatev.er adv~nco~ aguln•t tho !'l;~l)ols ~o ~itua(.ed;· ~avlpf t,~elr a~letics. Thm1sa. og~ . rr~~qept:l and 111IUiono or:l.IJ~I'I'.t~d · tatoro wlll p~ ~!l:Jlot:Od If .ouch a ~hi~l! s~ould come to na••l and remove &Ui\lltjc.si from the cbrrjculum cf the hiJh schools. A~ a 11hitter of fact, athletics Is ·far more beneficial in the Qpi(\lriii ~f many tll~l\ cet:taln sui>Jecto wllich are tautrht hl Ht~ a_c~de!l'ic cter,artmento llith9Pllh the latter Qa~tira!IY 4o ~ot ·~ome uQijer !hli .!>an of oqeh a rul- ,THE ! ' ' ; ... ELK RUN .KNOW { l .1 J ' HOW £AS¥ IRONING CAN BE UNTIL YOU, USE TfliS 1ADJUST-O-MATIC . IRON ' 'i .' Is New Tt&r'l TerNa vtllantll'. ba..,.. • irH :tor New .. .. ' . . ' ,. ' " jo' .... Burna W&l Oftlled SUndr.7 baea1110 Ulne,. ·ot 111& .,..nd- Logan lielen, Avt.a a.nd Avel"Y apent the wclek: entt with •• .,•.. their grandparents, Mr. IUtd MN. Wlll Logan. • Lloyd Shumway spent a tew last week wlth bll aliUJn at .... • Mr. and. Mrs. HObart Adkins and Mr.. R. c. Randolph Sunday. , ·' baby called on !lr. l.nd Mr. .... "'"" .f.re.d While ol Pomeroy, Vlalted Kn:. Wl>lte, BatiO'day. _, "~-Ill I -CCC.-"· ft&ndoJph CB)J«l ob .8e}'l ; Sunday. ·::::::'" I ! .. ·' 100 P: JMtml .,..._prool .......w •..,. aoollls u.oe, ••• IIAt:ll ~ ,. fi!)JDIO ·IIOOlll AI!D ..•· . .... ~ <J '. .. cioma ·aqoP :• Ing. W:hlle sam~ ll!lle .•1'!-Jlses •btfQI'<' a nn,I J~::~!,~~ the bel.~~~~:!!1~~~~-J: ~ • . ste- e •• •• 1' has just ' the cigarette. that's MILDER. .th~ cigarette that TI\STES BETTER ' .. 'l'h4t , ,wit~ CoqFr•llll in ·. .,, '; .... : . I in '!<~'l'l· ,. ' ' f•' "I HUNTED all day long ... and just knocked 'em cold. "I smoke Chesterfields all the time and I'll tell the world ... they're milder!" ' ')'hey, b~g~n ,t!Jeir trie.11~nl!' , Jent Rotl'~yil)l;. . .• · ~ • •' ' '. \. ,.. ."!; ~ ' I . ;j >J f< �,, .. l ollCllilo. = • d !"'~ ~-• !Dveot -~ Tow\'"''"r I·reileok!<t·. ' ..,. '1' ., ., ' ·v . • It , ,, ~ ~ h " ,. ~· ' I ' ' ' ' '·' . I '· .. . ' • I ·to , ! '; .i ), , , Tea.lns makl.half or tiD 11\ biB third ,, st. vtnoen\, temeat.en. "" 30, 19U . )' rf•, Holt bad ....,. • ·student; tor :nve eernect.eH at oiAtroh Central. tor ON and ~ part t.n· Olhtr ai ~ Gortleld. ao<lll "''" that a total of nlDe and a . ' J~~"• jl.• .• ·By Wayside L- St. Vmctnt'l foot~ record l;tf tile sea.eon, when Holt w&i a medl· ber of. UJe team, remaina ubaffec~ ToWD&elld. gave no order, he .;til. that the school's record for the tel· thrown out &On ~ -· :·c-.· HOFili810MAL I"'OTBALL ltEIJVLTI 1n the rl!llt or IJ'elt 1!gllt ol t.be MkhiJID wJIL reof tile Ul31 1euon. By 1'..f, llUnoll on thll pme alone, wW be Clll1ced8d. the edge over tbe befit Ohlo eta~ New Yorlr: a, ChJca;-o Bel.l'fl 0. BrootLJn 8, OhiC&Ro Ot.rdinai;; 0. team ln ye8l8 next Saturday. Pot both. Ohio and IUinols. 19 The ~-time record follows : Bolton 10, Green a;o.y 7. men be play1na their last lt.me !902 Ohio State 0 IIUnoiB OIN:lnnat.l 10, Porltmouth 'r. Su.tui'Gay. Ohio &en1orl an! Carl 1904 Ohlo State 0 IWnoiJ Phlladelphta 23, Pftl8burgh B. BompekU, T8d. ~uiat, 11114 Ohio State 0 DUnota • ·~~~~Newa ~:.Vtce fimmy Wlhlon, veteralt St. Loult~ Cardinal c•tcheT, who hal!l bf.!en traded to the Philadelphia National lieaa"ue club for VIrgil _Davis, ~ att:hcr, and Eddie Delker. Infielder, in the ftrst biJ deal of the cuTrent ~wappi ng lleM son. The Ph1llie1 are alao 1aid to have ruelv(!d an un· auec ifted amount ur calh. For Sale- b&ppetU ' '1<-.._ wm .. 0 37 NOTICE OF HEARING FOa PoUIOLE \ f ·ae,nt.-.____ -· PhR RENT OR BALE--·l'<>Ur .tJouae on BreezY Kei~b.t.a. )Jnsonab1e. Oall 448-X. U-14-6t r{,ADAM MARCEDA l'character on(St., to "A, M. advice a.nd at '1'Jl So. Sec. Hours from 9 9 P. tree. Look for 1dgn. welcome too. - .Raitt No Obstacle to Lindys The Candidate in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Prize Voting Campaign for $500 in Oash Prizes who turns in the _Jnost money secured from new subscribers during this week·- A'A November 25th at 8 P. M~ will. receivex~ PREE • HOW 1':> COlONel. I DOI'I'T A New-$10.00 Dre's-s·Which·-She May Select From the· Large, Assortment at the KNOW! 1 HOOF'ER l,ETTIN~ HA\IeN'1' HE A~I> ALON(, IN HOLL..-wooo. or FROM HIM! epartment ore • The Candidate turning in the second greatest amount of money will receive FREE A $5.00 Pair of Shoes Whic.h ,She May Select From the S.plendid Stock of the •\Nhen YOU D. Cit . Visits OUR Ci ogue ·Q·· · · The first period of tbC' .caJllp-ign Tbe race js · beq~mt~;·: · · · ~c·,1t•na tqrning.illtQ the .Ji~me· I • • ' ' ' I .--• ~- .. ', 1 , : . 1 ., ,. ' oppe . . . ' �,, .. l ollCllilo. = • d !"'~ ~-• !Dveot -~ Tow\'"''"r I·reileok!<t·. ' ..,. '1' ., ., ' ·v . • It , ,, ~ ~ h " ,. ~· ' I ' ' ' ' '·' . I '· .. . ' • I ·to , ! '; .i ), , , Tea.lns makl.half or tiD 11\ biB third ,, st. vtnoen\, temeat.en. "" 30, 19U . )' rf•, Holt bad ....,. • ·student; tor :nve eernect.eH at oiAtroh Central. tor ON and ~ part t.n· Olhtr ai ~ Gortleld. ao<lll "''" that a total of nlDe and a . ' J~~"• jl.• .• ·By Wayside L- St. Vmctnt'l foot~ record l;tf tile sea.eon, when Holt w&i a medl· ber of. UJe team, remaina ubaffec~ ToWD&elld. gave no order, he .;til. that the school's record for the tel· thrown out &On ~ -· :·c-.· HOFili810MAL I"'OTBALL ltEIJVLTI 1n the rl!llt or IJ'elt 1!gllt ol t.be MkhiJID wJIL reof tile Ul31 1euon. By 1'..f, llUnoll on thll pme alone, wW be Clll1ced8d. the edge over tbe befit Ohlo eta~ New Yorlr: a, ChJca;-o Bel.l'fl 0. BrootLJn 8, OhiC&Ro Ot.rdinai;; 0. team ln ye8l8 next Saturday. Pot both. Ohio and IUinols. 19 The ~-time record follows : Bolton 10, Green a;o.y 7. men be play1na their last lt.me !902 Ohio State 0 IIUnoiB OIN:lnnat.l 10, Porltmouth 'r. Su.tui'Gay. Ohio &en1orl an! Carl 1904 Ohlo State 0 IWnoiJ Phlladelphta 23, Pftl8burgh B. BompekU, T8d. ~uiat, 11114 Ohio State 0 DUnota • ·~~~~Newa ~:.Vtce fimmy Wlhlon, veteralt St. Loult~ Cardinal c•tcheT, who hal!l bf.!en traded to the Philadelphia National lieaa"ue club for VIrgil _Davis, ~ att:hcr, and Eddie Delker. Infielder, in the ftrst biJ deal of the cuTrent ~wappi ng lleM son. The Ph1llie1 are alao 1aid to have ruelv(!d an un· auec ifted amount ur calh. For Sale- b&ppetU ' '1<-.._ wm .. 0 37 NOTICE OF HEARING FOa PoUIOLE \ f ·ae,nt.-.____ -· PhR RENT OR BALE--·l'<>Ur .tJouae on BreezY Kei~b.t.a. )Jnsonab1e. Oall 448-X. U-14-6t r{,ADAM MARCEDA l'character on(St., to "A, M. advice a.nd at '1'Jl So. Sec. Hours from 9 9 P. tree. Look for 1dgn. welcome too. - .Raitt No Obstacle to Lindys The Candidate in The Daily Tribune and Tribune-Telegraph Great Prize Voting Campaign for $500 in Oash Prizes who turns in the _Jnost money secured from new subscribers during this week·- A'A November 25th at 8 P. M~ will. receivex~ PREE • HOW 1':> COlONel. I DOI'I'T A New-$10.00 Dre's-s·Which·-She May Select From the· Large, Assortment at the KNOW! 1 HOOF'ER l,ETTIN~ HA\IeN'1' HE A~I> ALON(, IN HOLL..-wooo. or FROM HIM! epartment ore • The Candidate turning in the second greatest amount of money will receive FREE A $5.00 Pair of Shoes Whic.h ,She May Select From the S.plendid Stock of the •\Nhen YOU D. Cit . Visits OUR Ci ogue ·Q·· · · The first period of tbC' .caJllp-ign Tbe race js · beq~mt~;·: · · · ~c·,1t•na tqrning.illtQ the .Ji~me· I • • ' ' ' I .--• ~- .. ', 1 , : . 1 ., ,. ' oppe . . . ' �.. Ul EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 286-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R - , FULL LEASED WIRE OF l ·NTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. u 400 Men Put To Work on Varioua Pro;ects In County TO RECEIVE CASH (wt.) { ht.) ., 5'11" lrl'lO" ... 6'9'' 6'11" 1T5 For Pay lnatead Of Orden For Groceriea And Clothe& 176 ••6' 116 c. P'.B. 180 180 Q.B. 11() 1:. T. ... E. P.B. 0 ., '• 5'8" 5'111" 6' 180 180 . 18 18 10 5' 10" " 20 "' "' 8'1" 21 T. .. &'7" o. 164 5'9" 20 19 H .B. 167 180 172 100 6'114" lJ •• ,. E. F .B. T. E. H.B. T. 0. T. E. T. ' " 18 18 •• •• 18 1T6 178 8'3" 105 (1'1" 10 180 190 180 5'9" •• 20 10 6'3" 19 158 6'9" ··~ .. ... ,. 187 187 187 18<1 5':U" 5'11" 8'1" '"" 156 ··~" 103 "•• .. 10 ••3'11" '"" I.UH. After Dark Monday Even ina MAKE EASY LANDING Newo Of Safe Endina lo Gained When Flier Reaches House ., - Brldleton, 'N. J., N~v. the swamp lands .about south or here last ni1ht. The two 1\yen who had ~~:~[I the upper reachet~ or the e atmosphere for a milee were sate NeWll o1 their about 8 o'clock thle momilll' Major Pordney made hll ~ay twamps and bois ror a d18t&noe 18 •bout Ulree mlles to e. !annhouae where he had brealr:fut. Commander Settle remained to 1\Wd the lostrumen~. balloon landed about before six laAt night, 19 •• W~M~N LLOON IS LOCATE. Explains Theories HHD f~~ M~~E C~MPl HUSBAND IN PAlATI~l H~ME Wealthy Chicago man lo Killad In· otantly PISTOL USED Fdlowing Quarrel Which Wife lo Hit With Billiard Cue REUH ~ffl FREMONT To C.IT)' CaM lata Opinion it With Peroonnel Angle Taken Care Of , Well ~EetJ•~~~:~i OF PROGRAM Hop Off From Liabon In Heavily Loaded Plane sUi;;ElUNnND£NT THREATENS c:t;~f;;or;~FPlina::ll Ditpoaition Unle.. ToWDt.end Be•ie.ed TO STOP AT AZORES of Op-itian Columbu.'l, 0 ., Nov. Jntendents, Dr. H. E. Ryder of Fre· First steps to Iron out the nwnt, was expected in ColumbUI ronfUIIed sttua:tlem" rlllln1 1hl8 week to confer with Bricker . C'))lnlon by Attorney-~1 Dr Ryder aid be "Y/OUld demand Palililboro, N. J., Nov. 31--I~IS--1 w. Bricker on use or school Lhe attorney general reverse the Still suf!erin!l !rom shock let• tral'aport.atlon oi hlth . npinkm or he would carry the IMue hysteria. Mra. Audrey Smith r.thletlc teems were taken I into court &1!1 a tes\. cue. former 11tage beauty, today wa.a rials of the state department of I Townsend, who bas been be!lleted der polloe B"Uard in a Woodbury education here today. W1th letters of oppoaltlon to the h08p1tal wliile authorities ht.re preHundreds of sohools tn the &Ia.,. 1 CJpinlon said the Qlletltlon would be pared to lodge ChllJ'Ies again.<~& paru~ulo.rly lownahlp and . rural taken at the annual meettna of the Rl.ih School Athletic for the fatal shOOUllJ o1 her hus- schoola, awaited t.be bnd Sheldon A. Clark, 35, 80n ot 8 boa.rd here Priday Jcseph W. Ftchter, wealthy ChJcaco sportsman and ettor of educatlan. vice-president or the Sinclair Rc· today with C. 8. fining Company. depa.rtmellt's vocational Clark, an oftloer In the dtvlslon. Hutchinson haa Corps during tlle World War ferencea In the pest severat l employed as a maintenance with oftleials at tbe a.ttamey l pnneer by the Retlnlnr rra.I'S oftlce and the Ohio UttUties Bhot and killed Commission on the question. biDiard Doubt was .expressed that home here toward his wife, In would be the head wltb Experience DifficuJty In Gettina Machine Into Air I The stratosphere ba.Jloon Comm. T. o . w. Bettlrl Chester Pordney' lapded 10 " ~ By Clniet' 1& Cente-·BY Mall $4.00 lAND IN P IN Nf WJERSEY Balloon Landad ,. 8'4." 5'11" •• Trtbune .. 5'10" F.B. 1n The INTREPID fliERS 18 1.. H.B . 0 . n... .. 10 5'9%" 11'1 STRA TOSPHER 23 WEATHER-Rain an .~ , colder tonight. Wednesday generally fair. 18 20 I 6'4'' 1.. 180 5'9" ,.,. ·~ 1'111 •• ••6'11" 176 5'11" 200 ·~" ,. 11 "'18 19 l 0 Citiet Vote Special Lev. iea jn Order to Keep School• Open ·~ :'J:\ . '· ~~I \' .·. 1\t LOVI , . \ 'I I The women a MIBii!onary 8ocleb' o1 the Preabyterlan cburch will meet Thursday Nov. 23 at the home ilf Mre. PlortNle !Uehards wlth Mre. Of'Ol'le Hetzel usUUna boateu. APPEAL UNSUC<JU8FVL . ' . ,..DO LOOK 1,...... ....,..._,.... -f MY OLD RANK I~ .IUITM INTI4UIID M ., ' Today and Tomorrow "GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933 Joan BlondelL Warren WJU·· 't Baruch Advises, • . Ag8in8t lnftati'bh lam, 0111 Kibbee, Dlclr. Powell, Aline MaeMahon. Raby I Keeter, Glnpr Ropn. - I Expert Finane~ Sa~ _ , Ia Product ' ,_ "Muddy Th~11" "'J'ootlllh& Paracle"' 11::9~=;;::;:;::=:;;;: l ·! ,, Turkey Shoot -ATPOMEROY GUN CLUB THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Clay T araeto, Rifle Matc:hea and all other Le1itlmate way& to win' a Turkey. SHOOT STARTS AT NOON I ri••• Eloctric Ranao you a INit ' tb1111 ahDply a "uew'' ....,._ It • trivu automatiC cookery-ore hoan of I'~ tutina food, ar-ter itA. •t~ more Ia Shot by Throwina Brick Plate Gluo ~UiDOII. Meat, ........ Th&r. •hJ' we &d· WollltD rio liavo .,... cooQd by I oler:tlidty ban • "!!"Jlrile ud treat In ' """ for them. Aa Ellcti1c Rann ...,.. , U Pl'fll &o mill oar , .,,, ~~icldy. MEIER MEAT MARKET •w• Phtat ·- ~ DBLI\'Eit" lft·~roJ, ' ' ·cl-ly ae<l Wholaomefy; · Look twice lief- yoa liuy aey, ~ ' ~ tile ,.m;, of cooking ..~ · ~"'· 1011 1 .p...s·,oar ·monor. ·• ventlon. Leo Meyerrlck, who former emp~ ot D&l.ry OompanJ, wu hospital a.s the vJcttm shootlnl' to re&u1t from mlllr: lltuatiOJ'I. He wu P-l)ine, authorlUet C)'Cie lor Ire had .. the plate lllaa wiQdi:nr products .~toft on ·""!lito Ohio. . . . \IIIU\trf ' ' IJ&k\ poUceman Emeat~.iji~ uw.· ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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