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Friday
World Series-MBs 1915 p. M.
from Detroit.
Europe-NBC S a. m, las =.
M;
CBs-s. 9.15 a. m. Gas p. m;
MBS- 1905, Has a. m. NBC
2:4j p. might Of World
Drama,
4:15 Stella Dallas;
6:45- Selective Service Talk.
CBS-3:15 Al Bernard's Min
strels.
Exploring Space;
430- Melody Matinee.
NBC-i2:30-- Farm and Home
Hour;
. Your Voice and You;
Club Matinee
MBs-4 80 Grand National
Steeplechase
Short Waves. HAT4 Budapest
- 80 Concert and news. esd
Csc LONDON $3.50 .- Britain
Speaks; DID DXB Berlin $40
symphony by Dvorak. TGWA
Guatemala 10 - Radio Theater.
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coUNTERFEITER HELD

Detroit. Mich, Oct. 3-William ].
Martin 27, Mt Clemens, who has
been out OF the Federal peniten-
tiary at Atlanta, Ca, just three
weeks, was held to the Federal
Grand Jury in a $4,000 bond Monday
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In 1887 this country imported
6s,277.000 pounds more meat than
we exported. while in 1882 we e1-
ported 14s.192,000 more than we
imported. In 1882 our markets for
American farm products were pro-
tected.
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In 1880 the sale of American farm
products 10 foreign countries
amounted to S1.496.000.000. With
New Deal reciprocal trade treaties
with Is countries in force in 1899,
our sale OF American farm pro-
ducts had dropped to $3.50, 100000
less than half OF the 1880 figure.
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Today's Horoscope

The prospects for those whose
birthdays are today are exceed
ingly bright for the next twelve
months. They should push all
their affairs to the utmost, for
the stars favor them and great
success viii surely follow. A
strong character viii be bestowed
upon the child who Is born on
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wizard and
son William are visiting friends and
relatives at L'Anse and Negaunee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Harris and
children were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Cobb in Ann
Arbor.
Miss Marie Walling. Pennington,
visited her cousin Mrs. Lester
Wright, Saturday evening.
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Tonight
Europe NBC-RED 7:15; 7.45,
MBs S. 9:15. 10. II, l1:3O; CHS
St55. no 20: NBC Il.
Politics NBC Wendell Willkie
and Sen Charles L. McNary at
Pittsburgh; NBC 1890 Rep. Ham
iltcn Fish OF New York.
NBC-S Good News.
$50 Aldrich Family:
9 Bob Burns Hour;
10 Rudy Nallee show:
1880 - Listeners Playhouse
Finale.
CHS 1870 Vox Pop from 5 ,uth
Bend. Ind.
S-Askit Basket Quiz.
S.3O-strange as b Seems.
9-Major Bowes Amateurs;
1920 Choose Up Sides
NBC-S Horace Heidi show;
$50 Canadian Travelog.
10-Ralph Budd IN a defense re-
port:
10:15-Fisk Jubilee Choir.
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Hints on Etiquette

Don't break In when another
person Is telling story which
you have heard and say you have
heard II before. Listen courteous
ly until the story teller has An
ished.
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Six government corporations
have outstanding bonds amounting
20 S5,4ls.600.000. all OF which is
guaranteed by the government. but
Is not considered by the New Deal
as part OF the government debt.
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Pick of the Air Today

National Broadeasting Company
WWJ. 920: WXIZ. 1910; WLW,
700. WSPD. 1910; WTAM, 1870;
WON. TO: WMAQ, SO; WIS. $40.
Columbia Broadeasting System
WJR. $50; WOWO. 1850; WBBM,
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To Meet Friday

The first regular Spencer P.T.A
meeting will be October 4.
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ure of 3s2 to 317 votes In this
ward.
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Words OF Wisdom

Money and time are the heav-
lest burdens Of life. and the I'M
happiest OF all mortals are those
who have more Of either than
they know how to use.--Johnson.
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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Defeats of AshurSt,
King, Frazier Seem
Especially Hard

FOR A SENATOR to be beaten
for reelection isn't so bad. Some
states are close, as between the
two major parties. They're always
liable to go one way at Some par
ticular juncture and the other way
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Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

campaign ge membership in the Ypsanti Art~As
quietly during the months and
added weekly to the list.
Joseph Richardson So his residence Pearl St.
sixty five different firms working their
displays Of the Festival
hoping weather Living models will
be part Of the show in window display.
seriously injured when he struck by
d. r. crossing Denton.
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Mutual Brosdesstino System
CKLW. 1870; WLW, 700, and WGN,
120.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-03

MBS- 7:f5 Noel Sargent on
How England and Germany are
financing the war;
S:30-In Chicago tonight from
South Bend.
r. + = sfi4 -a.H4-tAa
budget.
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One Minute Test
/. Why do tobacco dealers Of
fer customers the box when buy
ing cigars?
2. How fast did Robert Fulton's
steamboat travel up the Hudson?
3. In what country do the most
tornadoes occur7
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One-Mlnute Test Answer

/. The law says that after a
cigar has been removed from the
box II cannot be returned. 20 II
is customary for the dealer to Of
fer the box TO the customer.
2. About Ave miles an hour.
3. In the interior Of North
America east Of the Rocky noun
tains. 49,
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Fifty Years Ago

population Ypsanti officially Washing
$685. 114 2295 Ann Arbors
figures stand 95Os gain Of 144S 1876 cent Drots
population S 500, with a gain of S9,329.
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Your Health

Five Essential Nitamins
in Plant Food, Body Can
Make Nitamin ID
py Logan Clendening. ". d.
eOf the six most thoroughly
studied vitamins those sub
stances so necessary for our ply
steal and mental welfare-fve are
found in plant food. Only one
Vitamin Dis found exclusively
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MEMBER MIcHlGAN

LEAGUE or HOME pAILlEs
National Advertising hepteseh'"''''
scheerer and GO.
as Lexington Ave, New York
as L. Wacker Drive. Chicago
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this date. Such q child Will be
clever. original. shrewd and sub
tie. Births late In the day are
unfortunate, threatening loss
through speculation.
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1nREE PoINT PROGRAM

THURsDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1870
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-03-07


KEGS rule the American league now.
1t was good business for Jack to
hold onto his ball players for a few
years. They pulled in the crowds
at the turnstiles, they won pennants
and Little World Series-and the
longer they remained in Baltimore
the more eager the major league
club owners were to buy them and
the bigger the price they brought.
Jack Bentley-Joe Boley-Max
Bishop-Grove-all brought box car
figures when Dunn. one of baseball's
shrewdest traders, sent them to
market. Grove brought S100,600. /
don't know what the $500 was for.
Amusement tax, possibly.
offered to McCra,v
At the time the story was-and so
far as I know it may have been
true-that John McGraw had turned
Dunn down when he offered the big
left-hander to the Giants.
That happened in 1925. The price
was S10o, 000-with, perhaps, little
of for the Giants. But McGraw
wasn't paying $1,000 for q pitcher
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league contract. He
signed his first one
with the Athletics
away back in 1925.
He was Is years old
then and had come
up to the big show
after five years in
Baltimore. The late
Jack Dunn had kept
him in Baltimore
for five years be-
cause in those days
the Orioles ruled
the International
~,a nc the Van.
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DON'T BE 4 PEST
BELL syndicate-wNU Service.)

When there is trouble gifhin the
family circle it isn't always the hus-
bands fault, according to Kathleen
Norris.
Friend husband may hare his
faults, to be sure. But after all
he's only human. And human
,oithouf faults, just wouldn't be q
human.
Sometimes it's the little ,oite ,ofo
must make a fe,0 changes in her
manner of living.
Check.up and find out ,Uhere the
trouble is. Don't just keep blaming
il on someone else.
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A NAME FOR THE
MOTHER-IN-LAW


Ibid you see," asked Senator
DUNN, where a group Of women
recently voted for change in the
term 'mother-in-law'?"
II did," replied Representative
Drummer. ''They voted to change
it to kin-mother. the big Stiles"
THE foolish season is here ahead
of time" said the senator, land win
ter must be nearly over. There
are many names I could call the
old girl, but kin-mother is not
among EN-"
What was the big idea. anyhow"
asked Drummer. Were the moth
ers-in-law complaining?"
"Mothers-in-law are always COM
planning" snapped the senator. do
you see this bruise over my eyer"
Il do" said Dummer. How
Gomez"
From walking up to my wife's
old lady and saying. Hello. kim
mother; that's how got it. She
thought I said something else, and
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out Of the lives of his children.
She doesn't know that all elderly
women, unless they are social auto
mata, get a trifle slipshod in gram
mar as well as in house shoes, and
that spelling grandchildren is one
Of the legitimate rewards Of moth
er's life.
She Is the Real Pest.
She won't concede that a "gen-
erar servant, young creature who
washes dishes and sweeps floors and
answers the door and the telephone.
has right to be pretty and to en-
courage a sweetheart, and that if
this girl was the mental force that
her employer evidently expects her
to be she wouldn't be working in
anyone's kitchen.
The little flaws of dentist, sales
woman, old friend, the loss Of a
purse, the delay in repairing a car,
the sturdy wear a small boy gives
his shoes-an these and thousand
other matters she exaggerates into
serious troubles; her shril complain
ing voice makes so much Of them
that in the end she herself becomes
much more Of a pest than any Of
these annoyances. or all Of them
put together.
Seeing her 60 off on her compla-
cent, competent way; pretty and
brisk and with a head full Of plans
and a purse full Of money, I won
dered what sort Of drilling through
marble 1t would take to convince her
that she herself is the person to
change; that little common sense
and seh-control on her part would
make the difference between dark
and dawn to husband, mother-in-
law. house-maid, sons and friends.
What an amazing surprise for them
If suddenly Jean became an altered
woman! II lenience and good nature
took the place Of that eternal criti-
cism and impotence. II the nerv-
GUS comments stopped. and an ami
able tendency to live and let live
took their place. II Jean began SIM
ply to make allowances for Carry's
young vanities and giddiness, for
Juniors stamping little feet for
Georges Observation-Disclosures, for
grandma's indulgences to the adored
grandsons.
Husbands Won't Change.
For husbands will continue to gulp
breakfast to the end of time. Den
fists will sometimes insert filings
that don't stay in. Friends will gig
gle, or develop some other trying
trait. Maids will decline to become
deeply and passionately absorbed in
the welfare Of the family that is pay.
ing them $35 a month, to the exclu-
sion Of all other interests. Purses
and rings and tickets will get lost;
repairs on the car will take longer
than the garage man originally sus-
pected.
Why not take all these things as
the inevitable little roughnesses OF
living in the complicated and i'm.
perfect world Of today? The aston.
ishing thing is that matters aren't
infinitely worse. It's only the very
fortunate women Of the world who
can afford to carp at these trifles.
For the more real and the more
desperate our troubles grow, the
more silent and heroic we women
become.
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Alice cEOSt anu Ia
su Pitts. Alice broke
into radio years ago
by doing imperson-
atoms Of Zasu, as
taught her by Miss
Pitts, . friend of
the family.
Erin O'Brien
Moore will appear
as Empress Carlot-
ia, the role created
by Bette Davis on
the screen, when
she Is heard on the
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IT'S easy to initial or monogram
L accessories with this colorful
alphabet in simplest stitchery.
The initials are equally lovely on
household or personal articles.
Pattern 2245 contains a transfer
pattern of two rs and one IA
inch alphabet; illustration of
stitches; materials required.
Send order to:
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.A@MzADA

T OS ANGELES.-Ir read recently
- that Old Nose Grove had signed
his contract with the Red Sox.
That's Old Moses sixteenth major
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Star Theater in "Juarez and Max
imillian" on March 10. Aherne will
play MAMMALIAN. as he did in the
picture.
Anyone who says q maybe bit
him, in explanation Of a cash under
the eye, can't expect to be believed
Al Pearce can swear to that. He
has an aviary In his yard, and
among the birds is a maybe. Pearce
was holding the bird-which he calls
Arlene Harris-and It snapped at
him. That's his story, and he's
sticking to It; but his gang, how
ever, Is giving him "the bird!"
ODDS AND ENDS An eastern
syndicate Is negotiating iUith Lum and
Abner for the right to portray their
adventures in a newspaper cartoon Sc.
ries Don Wilson is no,o plugging
eleven different products on the air
and never getting them mixed! .
Bill Powell ,oas 50 determined not to
do "Cyrano de Bergerac" Metro
bought for him-fhaf he refused to sign
his neto contract until q clause ,cas
inserted that protected him against il
Spencer Tracy accepted Il tuifh0us
protest "Pinocchio" is 50 good that
is hard to see ho,u Walt Disney and
his talented eretu can ever do better.
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Flattery the Corrupter
Flattery corrupts both the re-
ceiver and the giver.-Burke.
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Learning Ho,u to Pitch

The time had come when he had
to do more than just rear back,
stretch out and whip that freball at
the hitters. The old blaze had died
out in his fast ball. He couldn't foel
the hitters with 1t any more. He had
to do something he hadn't done be-
fore. He had to stop and think
to study the hitters and develop .
curve ball, . change Of pace ball
and . slow ball and brush up on
his control. And when he had done
all that, he was . pitcher-a real
pitcher.
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when I tried to explain she said
mother-in-law was good enough for
her, and it would have to be good
enough for me-"
II noticed that there were many
other names suggested before the
final vote" said Dummer.
lone of 'em was 'Blitzkrieg Moth
err laughed the senator. Il rath-
er liked that one. It will inger in
my memory long after have for
gotten all about kin-mother.' But do
you know what think is called for
now?"
mo"
"a new name for mothers-in-law
to call their sons-in-law and daugh-
ters-in-law."
Haven't our mothers in law
enough names for them already"
asked Dummer.
Il mean something printable;
something that can be used in po-
lite society,"" argued the senator.
How about asking her to call you
a kin-son?" asked Drummer.
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She would re-
taliate by calling
me a kin-bunn and
say she misun-
derstood me-"
barked Senator
DUNN.
Couldn't she
just call you a
kin-guy or a kin
S a p?" a S k e d
Drummer.
"She might be
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getting it.
Metro is prepared to shoot the
works and give the public a treat
in Boom Town.; Clark Gable,
Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert
and Hedy Lamar will have the lead
ing roles, Jack Conway will direct,
and John Lee Mahin adapted the
story for the screen.
If you've tried to get swiss Fam.
lily Robinson" at your local library
lately you've probably been out Of
luck. Translated from the Swiss in
1920, the book is said still to be a
best-seller, ranking second only to
the Bible in gross sales. 1t had
never been screened until RKO Of
fered it to the public. and the pic
ture has made the book more popu-
lar than ever.
Small boys-and their fathers as
welfare likely to want to camp
out in the theaters showing RKO's
Pathe's Sportscope reel on baseball.
It features the tactics and tech
nique Of such experts as Gabby
Hartnett. Dizzy Dean. Joe Moore,
Merrill May, Joe Medwick, Arky
Vaughan and Paul Derringer. It's
called "Pennant Chasers."
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glad TO-" said the senator.
will anything come of the whole
business?" asked Dummer.
Nothing whatever" declared
Senator DUNN. "A man never re-
fers to his mother-in-law as his
mother-in-law, anyhow. He either
calls her that woman old IRON
Sides the breakdown or the fam
lily static"
DO you know what call miner"
asked Dummer.
"What?"
THE Roman Galley" declared
Drummer.
"Why?" asked the senator. bit
puzzled.
because she is always putting in
her oar" concluded Representative
Drummer. lodging chair.
LINES AFTER LOOKING OVER
THE PICTURES
For Robert Tart, as nSherman,
simply cannot root:
He fishes in high-polished shoes
And in a business suit.
Add smiles: as uncomfortable as
a skiing enthusiast on Caribbean
cruise.
Mr.. Dewey says the time has
come for Us to tighten our belts.
But too many Americans think
their belts are tight when it's
merely Indigestion.
CAN YOU REMEMBER
Away back when an icebox looked
like an icebox?
Walt Disney's "Pinnochio" Is
all right The trouble, however.
is that it encourages too many
other animated cartoonists.
THE PROOF
know when winters on the lag
And going to the dogs:
It's then my mail is flooded with
Those fishing catalogues.
ISN'T 1T SO7
Manhattan. so all the records show,
In books and public prints
Was settled 800 years ago ..
And hasn't been settled since!
Avery Giles.
ASSISTS
Tobacco Road" has run so long
it must be a federal project.
Attention, Mr.. Farley! ran
across a postage stamp the other
day with George Washington on It.
| Mi1t the Rerlo
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~ Ou lTOH tuSEC. gu uC "ooA III
terested.
At any rate, that's the story.
The Yankees Cousin
Meanwhile, Dunn had some sort
of agreement with Connie Mack that
called for him, in the natural course
Of events. to send his better players
over the short line from Baltimore
to Philadelphia and in the spring Of
1925 Grove arrived at the training
camp Of the Athletics.
He was young, eager and tireless.
He had a strong back and a rubber
arm. But he wasn't pitcher. He
was thrower. He won 10 games in
1925, 10 in 1926 and 20 in 1927.
Those were the years In which he
was a first cousin to the Yankees.
In the ball players argot a cousin Is
a pitcher that the hitters like to face
and there wasn't pitcher in the
American league the Yankees liked
any better than Grove. All they had
to do was to wait him out-or hurry
him-and then slug him.
As he acquired poise, he became
more effective. not only against the
other clubs but against the Yankees
as well. His figures in the victory
column mounted. He won "a games
In 1928. slipped to 20 in 1929, rose to
20 in 1880. and to 81 in 1881. He
won Is in 1882 and, although he
dropped to "a in 1888. he led the
league again-as he had in 1923,
1880 and 1881.
In the winter of 1888 he was sold
to the Red Sox for SIZE, 200. In 1884
he had trouble with his arm and
won only eight games while losing
as maryland it was right after
that that he became a real pitcher.
He was forced to out-think the bat
tiers, and in doing that he became
one Of the greatest pitchers in the
history Of baseball.
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WON EN-
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PRESSES HEART

Diversity in Life
Diversity, that is my motto.-La
Fontaine.
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It's reunion on big Sister" for
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-03-07
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Circumcision relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to loosen germ laden phlegni,
increase secretion and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, infiam-
ed bronchial mucous membranes.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist to sell
you bottle of Creomulslon with the
understanding that you are to like
the way it quickly allays the cough
or you are to have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis
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70 contract so you'll see her as the
heroine, opposite Ralph Bellamy.
The lovely Olivia seems to know
what she wants-the difficulty lies in
getting 1t.
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Woo Virtue
He who asks repentance for the
past should WOO the angel virtue
for the future.-Bulwer Lytton.
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in 1925. He had just won four PEN
nants in a row-thereby cracking an
all-time record for the major leagues
and 1t looked as though he might
60 on from there. So he wasn't in
terested.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-27

the heat of the day and the cool
of the evening to contribute to the
march of progress and the eXpan-
sion. ncr likewise to the vast army
of clerks and helpers here and
elsewhere who also played their
mart but i; was the founder Of the
business who first had the vision
and who was fired with the
ambition and determination To sue
coed. He laid the foundation. and
how we'll he built is testified by
the magnitude and the stability OF
the organization which stands to-
day. after quarter of a century. a
monument to hard work, rmbounded
energy and keen foresight.
The Rose company is top-rank-
inc asset OF Henderson. 1t IS PRIDE
of the community. 1t is evidence and
proof that the size of 4 town is no
yardStick b. which success and
achievement can be measured or
limited.
Our hearty congratulation is en-
tended to Mr.. Rose and to all men,
berS of his remarkable organization.
and with it the sincere wish and
the confidence that the best and
most fruitful years lie still ahead.