The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 10

-3t A PAGE TEN. THE NEWS-GERALD, MONDAY. APRIL 23, 1923. OFFICE 514 SENECA STREET OIL CITY DEPARTMENT ROY BROWER Manager COMRADES OF OIL CITY It Costs Nothing GAME HERE. 9 TO 8 TI The Comrade Club of Oil City won a Attractive Offerings in CHINA AND GLASSWARE Featuring Quality, Service and Low Prices hotly contested came at Miller and Carl Roess Had Score of 428 and Although 51 Men Competed Only 9 Passed 400.

Sibley Field in Franklin Saturday afternoon when they defeated the Blenkley Hill Pirates, 9 to 8. The Comrades won the earne In the first of the ninth. Wellings singled I'robably the youngest bowler in any Y. M. C.

A. league in the country Carl iff It costs you nothing to call and get the. advice of your Banker Roess, a High school senior, won the 32-Plece Dinner Set in the Florentine design (delf blue and pink rose bud and baud design.) flQ P9C A very lovely set priced at. tyv I 100-PIece in same design for $42.50 whenever you are solicited to purchase stock or other securities. with two out, went to second on Peters' single to center and home on White's drive through Culbertson.

Benton, Oehalek and Shurmack all had a turn on the rubber for the Comrades-Wolfkiel fanned sixteen men. The score: 1. M. C. A.

duckpin championship tour TI 1 -t -tt .1 nament Saturday afternoon when he I wiuc UU3H1CS3 experience 01 our omcers tne matter or in- vestments is yours, for the asking. 5 rolled 428. He made his score in the AB o'clock list and none of the older and Comrades White, If more experienced bowlers could reach $43.50 100-Piece Dinner Set in the blue band and rosie design very specially priced at 32-Piece Set in same desigu for Porter, 6 Shurmack, sa-p ..5 Oehalek, 2b-p ...5 him. The score of the hid is more re. Cook, rf 4 markable because of the fact that out of the 51 men comueting only nine PO 0 14 2 3 2 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 Tarr, rr 1 passed the 400 mark.

Goodwell, lb ....5 Jetter, of 2 Morrison, cf 3 The Oil City National Bank I Oil City, Pa. i tf. Organized 1864 ihe next highest man was Paul $9.98 50-Piece Dinner Set in the Burford design (pink spray.) Very special at smith, considered one of the best bowl WelliriKS, 3b ...4 Benton, .......2 ers of the city but who lacked three Peters, i'b-ss ,.,.2 points of Roess's high point. Harold Dickey was third with 424. He rolled Totals 45 9 17 27 niElliilMllHIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII)- at 1 clock and stood high until bested 60-Piece English Dinner Set in the Colonial Parkstoue design, very specially priced CO QC Franklln- AB PO A uy itoess.

Moore, lb 3 2 1 8 0 1 The tournament was one of the best Richardson, 2b ..4 1 0 1 3 0 at iwe)w 32-Piece Set for only $11.95 ever Jd in the cltv. Culbertson, 3b ...5 1 3 1 4 1 Wolfkiel. 4 1 2 1 1 a Another big affair will be the for all Y. M. C.

A. bowlers at the Baker, 4 1 0 1G 1 1 Harrah, cf ......5 1 1 Shuffstall. ss ....5 1 1 0 0 0 at 6:30 Friday night. Every howl Pressor, If 4 0 3 0 0 1 France, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 er using the alleys is invited to attend. Reservations can be made by notify The Displays of the New "HEISEY" and NONIK" Glassware are of Special Interest Totals 38 ,11 27 ing w.

a. Jackson. Scores made tiaturdav were as fol Comrade Club .2 0 0 0 1 2 lows i 2 1-0 0- Franklin ..006 000 C. Roess, 428: P. Smith, 425: Dickey.

Two-base hits Culbertson, Harrah, Porter. Oehalek. 124 Stonier, 421 Lenser, 421 H. Gordon, 419; A. Kulling, 410; Scott, 408; C.

Kulling. 401: Evans. M98 Jackson. WO M. Krause.

31)5 Chanel. 392 Kel Three-base hit Shurmack. Base on balls Off Jinnton, 1: oft Oehalek, off Shurmack, off Woll-kiel, 2. Struck out By Benton, by Oehalek, by Shurmack, by Wolfkiel, 16. Umpires Way, Henry.

here this week. Ask to see this special display. The "Heisey" Glassware is the ideal "everyday" glassware and is very inexpensive. The assortment includes, ice cream plates, salad sets, sugar and creamers, and etc. ly, 387; Campbell, 380; Rumbard, 384; Griffith, 383; Porter, 381: Guteniiller, 370 M.

Gordon, 303 Flick, 302 Dill- miun, Goldstein. 350; Morton, 350 351; Bird, 347; De Woody, 347; F. Kullinir. 337: Wrieht. 334: HOPM SLEUTH IN FATAL BUTLER RAID Nichols, 333; Hagen, 332; Turney, 332: Synder, 331; Gregg, 328; Magee, 320; Heffern, 325: Dwinell.

321: Baltroskv. J15; Yaspau, 313; Hoffman, 312; Al corn, 300; McEIroy, 300; Thompson, 208; Hurfcbardt, 292; Harmon. 284; The new "Nonik" Glassware is an innovation in the glass making industry. "Nonik" Goblets, Sherberts and can be tipped over on a hard surfaced table without fear of breaking or nicking. "Nonik" Glassware is not heavy but is light and graceful looking and also moderately priced.

Ask to see it. (China and Glassware DepL Main Floor) Tarr, 284; Faller, 281; Mitchell, 273; Kahle, 209; McAllister, 207; James, 240. Fifteen State troopers, headed by County Detective Luuoks and Sheriff Harvey Hockenlierry, of Butler county, and Lieutenant William E. Rueker, of the State Police, made a raid on Erico, 20 miles north of Butler, said to tie one of the wettest small towns in the state, Friday night, and while attempting to arrest Columbus Green, TI LEAGUE EIES a negro, aged so years, shot nim to death. GOES TO EXTRA INNINGS Your Home reeds Electricity.

It will be a far better place in which to live with the addition of good light. Modern Labor Saving Devices are only possible in Electrified homes. Costs, once an obstacle in house wiring, are now greatly lowered and we enable you to equip every room with modern fixtures and fittings on EASY PAYMENTS. Green had been told to put up his hands. With one hand in the air he A' .1 0 V1 1 started into another room In his house to get a quart of liquor which was all lie said he had.

He took a couple of steps when he is alleged to have turned and whipped out a revolver and The Grant Street team of the Y. M. C. A. league defeated the Juniors in an 11-inning game at the West End Saturday afternoon, 7 to C.

Henderson on the mound for the Grant Streeters, fanned 21 men. Canada also worked well for the Juniors, liits timed at the nearest trooper when another trooper fired and Green died before medical aid could reach him. Pet. 264 Fr. 445 Bell 680 Fr.

49 1 An inquest will be held, but the trooper who fired was not arrested. Fifteen arrests were made, three of whom were women. Four stills, with Citizens Light and Power Company capacities ranging from 10 to 25 gal lons, were confiscated, along with a saga large quantity of wine, beer and moon 23SE EE shine. Lieutenant Rueker. of the State Po OIL CITY LOCALS.

Second Presbyterian church will KEEP YOUR MONEY WORKING bunched with errors in the second and sixth innings, meant his undoing, however. The score Juniors 000 001 104 006 10 5 Grant St .030 003 000 017 11 4 Batteries: Canada and Gray. Henderson and Wenner. The Midgets and Arrows played a 10-inning game at the Golf Links Saturday afternoon, the score standing 10 to 10 when the Arrows left Ihe field over a dispute at the plate in the 10th inning. The umpire awarded the game to the Midgets.

The score: Midgets 302 100 010 17 5 Arrows 200 030 083 0 10 16 4 Batteries: Carroll, Dlllemuth. J. Concilia and Goodwell. Kugler, Sherman and Pressey. STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Won Lost Pet. Grant Street .2 0 l.OOu Juniors i i .500 Midgets 1 i .500 Arrows 2 .000 collect old magazines, papers and rubber tomorrow. 23 Apr It lice, is well known here, having assisted in the investigation iii the Konopka murder case here a few years ago. OIL CITY LOCALS. WINTON AND PACKARD Sales and Service Del Monte peaches 2V2 size 25c can; Del Monte apricots 2 size 25c can.

Grand Union Tea Co. 20 Apr 5t Hats for children, misses and ma WINTON Built io Your Individual Taste. PACKARD Ask the Man Who Owns One. Cream chocolate drops 25c lb; creamery butter 55c lb. Grand Union Tea Co.

20 Apr 5t trons in every material now the vogue. Such a large and beautiful display of for you day and night, avery day in the year at the Citizens Banking Company. It will give you confidence in your ability to accumulate and provide well for the future. 4 PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.

millinery has not been seen in Oil City Storage Night, Day, nVee' or Month Washing and Greasing a Specialty. iu many days as the 500 patterns now showing at Harper's millinery, 227 Seneca second floor McGuigan building. Don't miss the big sale and reduotion prices this week. 4t McGUIRE BROTHERS 119 State ilreet Oil City, Pa. Citizens Banldng Company SUNDAY IS REAL REST FOR LOCAL FIREMEN TI PLAN TO BRIE OVER 'FRISCO BAY Venango Theatre OS Gifcr TODAY Prices 10c 35c, Plus Tax "THE GLIMPSES OF THE MOON" with Bebe Daniels and Nita Naldi Also "Toonrrville Blues" aiiaiiiSMMs y-a For Quality Printing and Quick Service Call Our Job Department WASHINGTON, April 23 The War Department has approved an application of the Rodeo Yallejo Ferry Co.

to M. A. LALONDE SONS build a bridge across Carquinez ELECTRICAL Goldberg Auto Parts Co. GOODS 105 State St. FINE LINE OF MILLINERY.

ALSO MRS. SCHITCSSLER'S HOSIERY at MISS LONG'S MILLINERY 345 I. O. O. F.

Oil City Straits, 'San Francisco bay, it was announced today. The plans submitted 56 Spring by the company were found not to in Oil Citf, Pa. terfere with navigation. Proposed Dealers in-lSED CARSACCESSOItIES Reniarpmptit Parte tnr All M.I,.. plans of two other companies probably Bene Oil City! will be considered without prejudice, vi, uuurj J.OV.

it was stated. REID BAND 1 Mych Timber Destroyed SATISFY THE WHEEL POWERS OIL PRODUCER With not one alarm Sunday was a real holiday for the Oil City fire department and a much needed one after the strenuous day on Saturday when eight calls were responded to. Most of these were grass or rubbish tires which throatened property. The only damage that amounted to anything was the burning of a tool house owned by William Corse, on Wood-lawn avenue. The loss is estimated at $1,000 and was not insured.

The house caught from a grass fire. Another call was to Petroleum bridge at 4:30 o'clock when some paper wag found burning on one of the iron girders. This was extinguished by use of a chemical tank. Saturday was a bad day for William Corse for while the fire was in progress which destroyed his tool house a grass fire was raging over a lease which he owns in partnership with Mr. Metz on the hill back of the Tenth Ward.

More than 10O men, -women and children volunteered their services in keeping the lire from reaching the wells and engine and power house on the lease and which were gravely threatened at times. in Maryland Forest Fires WASHINGTON, April 23. Thous Lyric Theatre OIL CITY. PA. Admission 10c and 39c War Tax' Included ands of acres of tlmberland were des Call The News-Herald Job DepL i For the Best in JOB PRINTING.

OIL CITY GRANITE MARBLE WORKS am 011 Clty' et troyed and several Maryland villages were menaced by forest fires which a i high wind spread over a large area just beyond the Washington line. Fire-1 TODAY- All Metal, No Gears, No babbit tarings, they are all of bronze. Ereentriea located close tt the ground. Intended for Heavy men had the blaze under control today. $54 PUT IN KETTLES FOR CONSTANCE TALJUDGE GRAVES MONUMENT FUND Kettles stationed on Seneca and Cen-! jJEAST ter streets Saturday, one at the Levi corner and the other at the Transit Get Acquainted You'll Lilu Ow FtOej PPHPIFQ CLOTHING House Cleaning Trust us with your Rich and Precious Draperies to our gentle method of Cleaning.

SUPERIOR DRT CLEANING CO. corner drew contributions of $54 which A Loads. will be added to the American Legion I kWI bkU Grave Endowment fund as a part of CO. fit, op atf. JOStrH REID GAS ENGINE COMPANY OIL OTI, PA, Branches in all acti II Oil City's $500 quota.

i NOTICE My wife, Mary Esther Eisenraan, left my bed and board without just cause. I will not be responsible for any bills contracted her or others. G. C. Eisenman, rear 11 West 0th st, Oil City, Pa.

23 Apr It The money is being raised by the Legion all over the country, a fund of Phone; $100,000, the interest from which will Oil City Bell 63 Pet. 42 be used each year to buy flowers to Franklin Bell 47 Pet. 199 decorate the graves of American soldiers in France. MONEY AT LEGAL RATES McCutcheon McCutclieon OIL CITY CLASSIFIED. Keller's Millinery Today the James M.

Henderson post 214 Seneca Street has raised but $326 of its quota. It is hoped that the remaining amount will be forthcoming soon. Checks should be Chiropractors AW TED Automobile repairman to take charge of Dodge Service Station in Northwestern Penna. Excellent opportunity for good man. Address Repairman, care of News-Herald.

23 Ap 6t -PENNA. OIL CITY- Fourth Floor COMBIlfr YOUB DEBTS AJTD OW US OHLY. Loan mad on Xurnltnr, plasoi or any otbtx oaattH ouritr, which you may har. Th num to r.mala undiaturbtd la you powoMloa. Teach Bldg.

made payable to James M. Henderson post, No. 32, American Legion. NO ABMOJTMEKTi, pvBiicrrr, BNDOBSEMEVM. AIT TED Salesmen.

Two well dressed to travel with manager. No experience necessary. Expenses advanced. Apply J. B.

McGowan, National Hotel 7 to p. m. 23 Apr St The New FRANKLINXar MORE POWER MORE SPEED MORE ECONOMY Spring Showing of LACE CURTAINS, FANCY NLTS, CRETONNES. The Kohl Tucker Studios I MASONIC TEMPLE, OIL CITY Radio Parts of Quality and Com- plete Sets. M.

A. LADONDE SONS 103 State St. Oil City 53 Spring St. a L. PRESSEY WANTED Men st Wanango Country Club, Reno, Pa.

Good wages paid. Apply on grounds. 2t "UGH X. CARSON DISTRIBUTOR TITtsvii i CAMEO F. N.

McCullough, Mgr. Admission plus tax Children, Eve. TODAY DOMINGO'S FILIPINO SERENADERS IN "A NIGHT IN THE PHILIPPINES" Featuring String and Vocal selections from Grand Opera to Jazz. Solos, Duets, Trios, Quartets and Yodeling. ALSO JOHNNY HINES IN "SURE FIRE FLINTS" DEALER on.

cm WAKTXD A young man for clerical position. Married preferred. E. M. Bowen, East First Oil City.

21 Apr 3t It is not Mcoaary that yon on property to borrow from urn. It yon havo furaltur. or a pUao, it im 2S the aeenrity you need and. w. Jo not aak you to hay.

any on. 7o dorao for you. W. aita you i ioau on your own ilg-natura. Tha loaa can be repaid on small moatfcir sa.

ments to suit your Income and oon-venlence. If you eannot oall. nhumm or write Mi we will taiTeSi if your appUoation at once. We a bonded to the state and suserriaed by the banklas; aepartment. oiloe hours 8 a.

m. to 6:30 p. m. dally Bat. urdays 8 a.

m. to 9 p. m. Pet. phone 915.

BeU phone 403 Union Loan Co. Boom 218, 2nd floor, Z. O. O. r.

Bids' 222 Beaeca St, OU City, T. License tag No. 592-349. Please leave at News-Herald office. 20 Apr 3t Dr, W.

B. FORNOF BBVOUS FBACTRXOKS. Boeau SIS -314 OBAMkex-s Bldg, O. O. Office hows la laeettay.

TaaraAar aaa Ittujuf to B. avesiafs WE CARRY A COMPLETE yNE OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WOOLENS FOB SAXE Investment property. The handsome HershHeld apartment house on West First at Moran st. Oil City, is offered at a sacrifice. This beautiful property contains 22 rooms and four baths, divided into 3 or apartments.

Also has garage for 11 stalls with entrance on paved alley, known as Angel alley, running from Moran to Wyllls sts. Spacious grounds with an extra building lot. Clean Investment, netting the buyer 1J per oent. with extra lot thrown in. Inquire of Ben Hershfleld.

lOt All cutlery ground and overhauled. All work guaranteed. Special care of doctors and barbers' tools. Lawn mower and saw filing, etc. 350 Elm St.

Oil City, Pa. For Quality Printing and Quick Service Call The News-Herald Job Deoartment KORNACa i i MEN'S TAILORS Zd4 Floer Been BUf For tkc Bert JOB PRINTING WAWTXD Paperhangers and painters. Kellogg and Son, 17 Main street. Oil City. 19 Apr tf Call The Newf-Herald Job DepL.