The Coshocton Tribune from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 2

PAGE TWELVE THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE FHlUAf EVtmnvj, Ajrjcviu LAST TIMES TODAY! SAT! ONLY! SEWAGE PLANT SHOWDOWN IS SWTEDTODAY 5-Year-Old Tussle, May Be Settled News of the Courts He Confessed i NVas. He i i THE cmrtiE CINTURY JEAN HERSHOLT-VOTE GIBSON STUART ERWIN-FRANCES DIE SCHULBERG QnramouKi (fictun OUDJTV STARTS SAT. 11:30 M. VI.SO SL'X. MON.

Tt'lIS. 40 Featured Players Cast of 3500 Greatest Picture In seven years! br Cmnl COLUMBUS, API 11 H--A showdown was scheduled IJTC this afternoon at a conference between members of the Stale Public Health council nnd Columbus, city officials in connection the council's orders that the city construct an adequate sewage disposal plant to eliminate pollution of the Scloto river. interest was attached to the conference view of the i fact that, numerous other Ohio cities, notably Bowling Green, Van Wert, and Bucyrus, are involved in similar sewage disposal entanglc- merits. Controversy 5 Years Old The ewage disposal controversy Columbus has been hanging fire over a period of five years, and to- day was set as the deadline for the city to show its hand. The delay in compliance with the health council's decree has been due to a lack of city funds, failure to mit sewage plans acceptable to the state health department and to differences existing between the ex- river to Appear Orcner Walnut is to appear in mayor's court at 8 o'clock this to answer charge of reckless driving on South Second st He is alleged to have been ipeedniR Partition Suit Filed I of a 50-acre tract in Washington tp asked by Hugh Ogle in a filed in common pleas court today against Clara Oprle and others, The plamtifT claims an undivided one-twentieth interest in the prop! erty as a son and heir of the late i Silas D.

Ogle. The personal estate. it Is stated, is sufficient to pay all I debts and claims. Glenn fc Glenn plaintiff. represent the Guardian Appointed I J.

Paul Jones was appointed I gtiardian of John A. Clark, incom- i potent, In probate court today. Real Estate Transfers C. M. and Louella Jones to Quincy D.

and Minnie Almack, lot 1633, Ooshocton. D. McDonnell to Rosa Belle Schweitzer. 144.6 acres, Lafayette tp. Lawrence and Mary Alice Holskey to Laura Richardson, seven acres, Virginia tp.

the schools be closed to bring public attention to their plight. Back salaries owing to teachers total $33,000,000, while other city employes are owed $22,000,000. The new mayor, whose term will run until April, 1935, said in. a radio address last night that he re' gards the city's financial problems as being one of the most vital Issues confronting him. FIRST DOWNTOWN BANK IS REOPENED IN AKRON Dime Savings Licensed to Operate on Unrestricted Baals NAVAL COURT TURNS TO CRASH OF RESCUE BUMP LAKEHtmST, N.

April 13-With one phase of the inquiry into the Akron disaster completed, the naval court today turned its attention to the accident that befell the Blimp J-3, wliich went down at sea while searching for the wreckage of the Akron. Two lives were lost and five men were rescued in the blimp accident, The Akron's death toll was 73. After hearing the J-3 tetimony the navu-1 board will adjourn the sessions, Trobably early next week, from Lakehurst to Washington, D. where additional witnesses will be heard regarding the Akron crash. So far much interesting testimony has been given regarding the Akron disaster but no evidence has been deduced which would definitely establish the cause of the tragedy.

City Meat Market EASTER SPECIALS! Your Easter will not be complete without some of otir fine branded Hams and Bacon. We have Armour's Star Fixed Flavor, Morrell's Pride. Columbus Packing Co. Capital Brand and Hammond's Rosebud Hzuns and Bacon. If you are looking for the best you will not be disappointed with any of these brands.

We have only the most desirable weights. 10 to 12 14 to 16 Ib. and 16 to 18 Ib. average. Come in and look at these Hams.

Your Easter dinner will be a success if you have our fine branded Steer Beef or Lamb, albo Home Dressed Veal and. Pork. We -will have plenty of Home Dressed Plymouth Rock Chickens and Capons. Remember, we have only the very best grade of Meats. We arc first sure of the best quality, then sell it as cheap as we can, Branded Smoked Hams Capital Brand, Armour's Star Fixed Flavor, Morrell's and Hammond's 1 i 15c Rosebud HAMS, whole or shank half Morrell's Airship Brand BACON, (whole or half piece) lean, Ib.

ENGLISH BACON (Whole or a Butt End, Ib Butt End, Ib HAM ENDS 12c Shank End, Ib 7c --BRANDED STEER BEEF-Every Cut Branded with tho of Packer and Grade Tlit, Insure Vou Qualitj You Expect. Rib Roast (rolled or regnlar) Ib. Plate Rib Boiling Meat, Ib Fancy T-Bone or Tenderloin Steak Rump Roost (boneless) Ib. 15c lOc 22c Chuck R.oa.xt (center cu(s) Ib. Fre.sli Ground Hamburg, Ibs.

Sirloin Steak llx-st i-utM Ib. Round Ste.ik I 14c 15c 22c 18c --HOME DRESSED VEAL a bt-cuU, ty Veal Shoulder or i Roast, 11.. 1. Veal ground tor eal Chops i i or loin i Veal Mi-it, Ib i a Liver (home drevscd a Ib. --GENUINE LAMB or LAMB.

ib. LAMB CHOPS i or i i Ib LAMB I A Ih. FRESH PORK CUTS PORK CHOPS cuts) lb. Fresh Hanr- i I I'ork I i lOc I 1 I I i Tig Coilv 1 1 or i Tig 1 1 I-reMi a i the i II, 1 on. Ih OC Pure Iv.rk is nol trimrnrd Liver, Ih.

6c FRESH SPARE RIBS, ib. I Sausage our 15c 8c AVi; A A OMPLLTE ASSOK'I MLM Ot LI i ON A WE WILL NEVER LOWER THE QUALITY TO MEET A LOW PRICE. PHONE 1517 WE DELIVER HAULER DANIELS New Mayor of Chicago Attacks Financial Mess AKRON, April Dime Savings bank, the first downtown bank to be licensed on a- 100 per cent unrestricted basis, reopened for business today at the order of the State Banking department. Deposits in the Dime bank total $2,600,000. The depositors number nearly 10,000.

i The reopening order followed a long fight waged by William H. Evans, president of the institution and son of the man who founded the institution in 1900. Other large downtown banks, including the First-Central Trust Company, continued to operate on a restricted scale. A conservator has been appointed for the First- Central, and an attempt is being made to bring the affairs of the Institution out into the open. DON'T HESITATE to act when you read an offer that interests you Ir the Classified Section.

FAIR, COOL WEATHER SLATED FOR EASTER COLUMBUS, April 14 probably fair and moderately cool." That was the assurance Oh.lcm.ns got today from William Alexander, chief of the U. S. weather bureau here as they prepared to don their best, "bib and tucker" for Easter. Cooler weather is due tonight and Saturday, Alexander says, with the temperature xip but little by Sunday. "However, the weather should not interfere with the display of Easter finery on that day," the sage of the weather bureau says.

"If it, turns fair, the sun will warm things up nicely." ecu live and legislative branches of the city government. As the "zero hour" approached for today's conference at which city officials were under orders to present plans for adequate sewage treatment works approved by state sanitary engineers, Mayor Henry Worlcy and members of the city council found themselves deadlocked in a wrangle over plans and specifications. To Ask Extension In view of the deadlock, John M. Lewis, president of the city council, indicated he would ask the state health authorities for additional time. It was expected, however, that the state board would be loath to grant, such a request.

It has already refused to do so once. Lurking in the background of the conference was the possibility that the health council decide to place the matter in the hands of Attorney John Bricker for legal action in the Ohio supreme court. the stand of the state health board, Dr. H. G.

Southard, state health director, asserted that in some quarters it is felt that the health department has been "too lenient" with various cities against, whom complaints of stream pollution from sewage have been registered. CHICAGO, April 14--Edward J. Kelly, -newly-elected Democratic mayor, today set about the task of bringing Chicago out of Us finan- I cial muddle. One of the first acts performed by Mayor Kelly after the city council elected him late yesterday to serve out the unexpired term of the late Anton J. Cermak was to set in motion the machinery to provide pan payment of the $55,000,000 in back, salaries owed to public school teachers and other city employes.

By designating a proxy for the signature of $1,800,000 of school warrants for the immediate payment of salaries to the 13,000 teachers Mayor Kelly moved to prevent a threatened shutdown of the school system. The proxy included $40.000,000 of other municipal and school warrants for 1932. At a special meeting of the board of education today the school trustees were to vote on the reso; lution presented by Trustee H. Wallace CaJdwell asking that the schools be closed Immediately and remain closed, until sufficient back salaries arc paid the teachers to satisfy their immediate demands. The teachers have demanded that THRIFTY PEOPLE arc well ac- a i will! Classified ncis.

U'E ARE PREPARED TO SERVE BLATZ, BERGHOFF, GROSS-WATER, AUGUSTINER and PRIMA BEER SUNNYBROOK WEST LAFAYETTE ROAD THE BIG Mixed Dance SATURDAY NITE K. OF P. HALL CLIFTON ENTERTAINERS ON HIE JOB ADM. 35c K. P.

Com. DOBSON, Caller Knights Templar Notice Special Conclave Easter Sunday Morning At the Asylum at 9:00 O'clock A. JM. At West Lafayette UtdR-e Rooms at 10:00 O'clock A. M.

Attend Divine Services Methodist Protestant Church ut 10:30 O'clock Sharp. Full Templar Uniform, Except Sword. Visitors Welcome. LEE S. I Commander.

K. B.U'GHMAX, Recorder. The City Market GOODS AT A I PRICES: 24i ROSE FLOUR. I sack DAY MILK, large can KRU1T COCKTAIU Monarch Brand, No. SPECIAL-DRIP COFFEE, fine flavor, Ib 8 A A I bulk, Ib 43 5c 19c 5c 5c 25c 23c lOc 20c 15c 5 I pkR RED BIRD PEAS, No.

2 can 15c Harvest Inn CORN. -I (- A I A -I No. 'Z can. cans I qt, bottle 1 PRUNES, 60-70 size, 2 Ibs. 15c HEAD LETTUCE.

RHUBARB, GRKEN ONIONS, SPINACH, ORANGES. LEMONS. LEAF LETTUCE, etc. THE CITY MARKET PHONE 1 5 1 7 FREE DELIVERY Ib. loaf MATCHES, 6 boxes EGGS, White or Brown, 2 doz.

NAVY BEANS, 3 Ibs. PEANUT BUTTER, 2 Ib. jar PREPARED MUSTARD, qt. jar PORK IN OUR RENTAL LIBRARY An American Girl Tiffany Thayer Unmoral Jack Woodford Company K. William March Blonde Trouble Rob Eden Tarpaper Palace Lid a Larimore Love Knows No Holiday Marguerite Brener The Silent Barrier George Tempieton Death in a Bowl Raoul Whilfield Top Story Murder Anthony Berkeley Lightning Calvert W.

B. M. Ferguson Love Fetish Evans Wall Virtue Takes a Holiday H. L. Gates The Wagon and the Star Lida Larimore The Champion Cornhusker Crashes the Movies Charles (Chic) Sale DO YOUR SHARE! INVEST IN THE POPE-GOSSER CHINA CO.

HELP PUT COSHOCTON MEN TO WORK, Cuts hall's HEADQUARTERS FOR SEED POTATOES Early Ohio, Spauldinf ttose, Triumphs (6 Cobblers, Russets, Certified and Uncertified 80c to $1.00 Bu. SEED SWEET POTATOES, Nancy Hall, Jersey Sweets and Porto Rica, Ib BULK SEEDS---s-. ALL KINDS FLOUR, Ib. sack 43t P. G.

and CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 bars 23c SOAP CHIPS, 5 Ib. box 25c CRACKERS, 2 Ib. box 19c- MtLK, tall can 5c MALT, 3 cans 89c OUR OWN BRAND COFFEE, 2 Ibs 25c HEAD LETTUCE, 2 for 13c APPLES, Rome Beauty and Winesap, 6 Ibs 25c JARS AND CROCKS, All Sizes, Gal 10c FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES GROCERIES Bando Fruit Market PHONE 353-K FREE DELIVERY NO. 2ND ST. EASTER SPECIALS! SMOKED HAMS, Just Like Home -I Cured, 8 to 10 Lb.

Average, Ib. 1 PORK LOIN ROASTS, Ib lOc Smoked Gallic Hams, guaranteed not salty, Ib. 9c BEEF ROAST, cut from home dressed beef Ib 12c ALL PURPOSE FLOUR, 24y 2 Ib. sack 39c GRANULATED SUGAR, 5 Ibs 23c GRAHAM CRACKERS, 2 Ib. box 21c DRY ONIONS, 10 Ibs 9c We Have Plenty of COBBLER, RUSSETT, and CARMEN SEED POTATOES.

PLENTY OF FRESH EGGS, 2 doz AMES BROS, 25c PHONE 92-W ROSCOE, Anniversary Rose Bushes Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Pres. Hoover, Madam Butterfly, Los Angeles, American Beauty, Victoria, Radiance, Packed Separately in 24" Celophane Carton. Guaranteed to Grow and Bloom First Year.

98c Value. 45c Get a Beautiful Hand Decorated VASE FREE! Ask Our Demonstrator How? Bring Your Small Odd Pieces of Furniture and Let Her Refinish Them for You. No Charge. Gladiolus BULBS ALL KINDS, TREATED, Medium Size Large Size Grass Seed "GREENVUE" Per Lb. "IViaumee" Ball Bearing 4 Knives--16" Cut SALE ROLLER SKATES BALL BEARING, RUBBER CUSHIONED Extra Long Life Flash Light Batteries SALE To Take Advantage of An Exceptional Offer.

Bring One of Your Parents to Our Store Saturday Morning and Receive a Big Leather Bag Full of Marbles, Smokies and Cornelians--- No Black Alleys. Fertilizer THAT WILL MAKE YOUR LAWN AND GARDEN GROW Central Hdw. Co. GTI1 MAIN NEWSPAPER COSHOCTON, O..