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Am let iifl (49 paved )r resi- |gh dry neigh- .two South«in TtJfrlJu, §U BuBdUM *ny 3«fltb St U«tu<i,V«iik' »rn Berkl»«. »» r \ IH« sa« Wanoo CounU»«- ;-: ':•; :•: 4,703 WKSX&t &JUUDIKI Population Semd, 11,000 pins L. CHARLEMAGNE SCHLIEP. Publisher, NUMBER 36th Year URSDAY, JUNE 4,1931. Convention rilliant Success The Event Surpassed /«Display and interest all Celebrations in History of tffia Village YVft!t till- M'll-Cll William- Int.- .M«. Mi.- <J .,-,-,. ,,r Mi,- l':|'l'( I nk.' I- '«• .'•II l/i . \ • , '\ftol Mow Ucui'. :4ij ••vwiinif, a 0>:n>-iitloiu Id . f>'l'«rtm.>iii -. -*»• :.« f.. Tui- .. •' *''\'' « itior. «' • ' ' ' ''I MIHUwr • n,.i.ii,i • v«,,',.ii,,,. nif.nt.ii ln ,,,, Tito.-<iay utornitie. ,»itli good weath- er, which lasted throughout the three days. June \3 and 4, Thru flag-triimaei atroet* and f^ililfngx, ainid tie din of a store false fire alarns, approximately l-er a wore of firscompanies from II villages and «gto< of Northern lew York, puurce: j^to the* town, pith 13 pieces af apparatus, and thany uniformed tend* arrived for iho bljr event. On the first da» Tuesday, a r«cep- Ption wax held attawn-HaD for the ' I visiting firemen, and a meeting, «t 9:30 am, failed te erier by John H. Black, and an iwoeatlon by Rev. A. W.'Maddox, both member fire- •ti Pm-et. In ilia .motor •'lax* A, this sauatl ,-, I -i«t« rf.-.,r.l i4k,k „f * 'thtw -t^uM* \HI rii'.Hl Ciflt'ii'Hf\ t id«,- Potsdam, second, Masaerm; Norwood; ho.se t'oo^'Ml. UMlt-ll Its f Un \|. .to-; i,, !* IT if A*i,, .. Clayton; ..itpii.i !'(>nn- tlrst, third. fourth, Norfolk; fkth, time, 16-2;3 seconds. men. % , ^VeleuraiM addresses we> fatter prognfe. made by Mayor Paoiy. Martin and Fire Dept Chief K. it AneJarr. Pre** liant event, held Wedneday even- ident Wilson BPahaJr of Cart*** responded in l«*adr «jt the Associa- tion, - : - The annual swunet of the Asso- ciation wax hetf at toe O. W. 1>. Recreation Had at 7 to #pm. and was a grand aw** Viettlng fm- inon pronounced U» ifcpkn and the tastefo* oualifr *f tlaV- >Ba|ier, to i MMHliVxevi-r be theflaost eat dewn t Radfrh*. Hwect Mixed'pfrkfca I' Combination Salad Roa/fc Vermont Turkey, Pressing; Cflblet Gravy Cranbersr Jelly • 3fa,«*he{l Potatw*«, Butterfc June Poa«, and TaWlfs Hot RoIN ,*.]imngo and Choe*ite Cake, Vanilla Icc» Crfl&i Coffee Cream A .splendid p-ogram of music wa« rendcr«.'d by tlio Tapper Lake Fire Dept Band, wlo were in their new \ \.natty unifonn«.The illnner was very * much enjoyed by all pre.st.-nt and the. attendance numbered about three hundred or wore. AK the repa-t was coneludetL John H, Black a<-te.l us toastnuister, and gave .a cordial iiddre.«s of welcome to the visitors present. Frank K. Keigel, president of tho Chamber of CommercH, made a very aide and entertaining address of welcome, in Ids gifted style, which was heartily received by the diners^Hobert L. Mulligan, of Potsdam, dn. ftfogram for a talk, was unable to~attend tho dinner, but eamo the day fol- lowing. Excellent speeches and re- marks were made by F. A. DavJf, secretary V. F. Asso'n, State of New .-jVwk; L. L. Rogers, past president Nor. N. Y. V. F. Asso'n; William Field, hydraulie engineer, of Water : town; George E. Wood, deputy fire i hief, Watertown; E. J. Moore, fire chief, Federal Hospital, Tupper Lake; Gerald P. Hull, vice presi- dent O. W. D. Co; Robert J. Hale, superintendent Firemfen'a Home,] Hudson, N. Y.; Harold W. Slain, district attorney, Franklin county, N. Y.; and Fire Chief .of Malone, N. Y. An excellent and witty enter- tainment was given by two vaude- ville attists, who made, a great hit. I'jhe banquet affair was over at 10 o'clock, pm, and all voted it a very enjoyable success. The executive business meeting on Wednesday morning, at the Town Hall -Headquarters of the, Convention, was held for the elec- tion of officers, resulting as'follows: Earl K. Drew, Norwood, president; John N. Jones, Philadelphia, first vice president; Chief Edmond H. Auclaire, Tupper Lake, second vice president; Fred Morgan, Potsdam, secretary; Royal M. Countryman, Carthage,- re-elected treasu/rer. Wednesday afternoon, tile con- tests and races took place before vast crowds of spectators. The Oval Wood Dish Co. gave ajjhalf-holiday to its hundreds of employes, so they could enjoy tho o|l>nts. The Sandstone Boys took four first places, \if »ix first places for Norwood add Norfolk were dte- qualiftcd for poor connection*, Motor homv.ela** C, contest: §nt, Norwood; seaend, Massena; tffrd, Potsdam; fourth Norfolk; tUn 37-1 J.1 secondaj Motor Hose eontet, No. 2: frrt, Potsdam; s«aaod, Clayton; UHrd, Mtt*m»; Mkrth, Nortdk; ifth, ^ ^ Norwood. J T *^» Between i***, the ^NTonrop* de- Ywtment \8oail«Vt»red * serlea of comedy acta and races. The fflaatatu \Plratea\ co«iueted word w«eon iraeea. A HfeWet was wed in the The Firemaji'K BaU was a bril- ing at the u,, W. D. Recreation jtWl, Memliers of the Tupper Lake, de- partment wore hosts. Sftaaadld music M«I rendered by a large and augrnfcnte< orchestra. About'WO lieople attaHded, and had a JO^DUI time. RefreJbiiients were eerred by the local ffrainen. Thumlay j tnst auionfl t-iatlon to FIVE CENTS PER CGPY~$2.25 Year s DKCORATIOM DAY VK rvrrtK LAXK •| As pubUahed in laat edition, the program of the day was outlined by Benjamin Chureo Post, 220. A. L and a abort parade in the busi- ness section, was carried out at 10 to 11 o'clock. Among those in line, beside* the Legion Post, wax the (rlrl Hcoutd Troop of Tupper I«ke. and the local Wre Depart tnent men In uniform. At the exer- cises, at the boulder Monument at the Bank corner, Prof Robert E. Mlnnlrh. emiieriht«iiilent of th*\ pultlir *rhooU ntad<> * ioo«t ina» tcrif «iwt eloqaent M.-r.,ortal D*y mm ••»• U ta* •»«*«•-» HiHHKva. it ' II * ,1. 4<-ilivi \HI ••.-.\••\Men Wfif- iit'Jil in the .te<l cross ,irv ivation Hall.with appropriate tub dresses and music, to a large audi- ence of the personeU, veterans of =f TIMELY TIJPtCS OF THE MOP TOWN (Thin htaainj; orhflnated and tu>«d by lleiidd-i'it'ia tor 7-y«ars) MEW rziufi siuni wn XM - BY txmn* vniAaic . As automatic eieeart* Are alarm siren, to bring aall tower, to r lirta, that t-oald bluti Th«. mi t* fl»» iHi-a bl. tkart 4o' plaeed ia the town e ferattr glT« euuisct U tet«nd«t ta 114 both a «how «h> . ia rtn it ... tileh vrni- u v i irmtl enough to he nearrt sharply, all over town, eost f 1,00ft * few years ago. . This new alarm slreivis being the hospital, cltlaena and neighbors.'p^ ta m ^ T th e direction of an Decoration of all soldiers and enflaeer &«,„ th e Federal Electric sailors\ gravea were made with, Q^ 0 f New Y ork elty. The entire flags and flower*. Both the local; njt ^ m ^m ^ autoanatlcaUy con- Post And eitlaena participated ln t rofed by any one of 40 Are boxee this ceremony. The day waa a good to ^ wt ttp , t atSeraot points ene for weather conditions, and uptown and at the Jtatetlon. The the *tre*ta and buildings being ntn heni^iU be ree4y to uae on FJj^, Tuesday, Jane 2nd, fur the Flre- men's Oonvention. VAJW mm From Neighbor Counties 9 News profusely decorated for the men's Convention, added to the colorful events of the day. Three Gold Star mothers were guesta of honor: Mr*. Henry Chureo of uptown. Tupper Lake; Mm Jos- eph.Savard, Tupper Lake Junction; Mrs. John BnJoM of Montreal, ene* of whom tort a gain, in WorM service. Vrs. Bu»*e\ who Is St yennt asocial trip to bring his mother to be here tor Deeetniion Day, auMomovt OIANXO n XADIO »*AT FBATUKB frbe days when mat»drawn bargei wacas lust diaappanfing from thfit \' ' the old folks • •#••• MflW T1KX ALABM UMAXS ' TO Bl Vim AY OMOI The followlhg are the new Idnd of fire alarm* slrnala which are in use ih»ee-June Jnd, and witb^tlie fire \horn wWeh raakea ^ r .„.., r^zr. .: .....-1-.^«: new nre -norn, wwen manes et age, came toVnyper J*^J»»\ ^n, „„, short blasts, or sounds. Ut \*>*!** ^ 4 'J ho ^\ m n» »»«i>sls will sound a. follows: 'U M Potsdam Tally a total |te two day nTtbr not compete.:A large crowd esse bled to witness the contest The Carthage band of 19 piece*' took first place, and Potsdam Mili- tary band, second, in band contest At 2 o'clock pm, the grand par- ad formed at the Junction, and pro- ceeded along pemars Boulevard to uptown. Vast crowds were assem- bled to vkw.the colorful spectacle. There was a grand array of bands, lire trucks from the Northern towns and the marching companies In fine uniforms. ' The Federal Hos- pital truck was specially decorated, surmounted with a floral arch, with tho large word, \Sunmount\ prominently appearing thereon. A delegation of officials in cars, led the parade, preceded by a bi- cycle officer, and troopers along the line of march. Miss Qraco Williams, as \Miss Tupper Lake.\ and Queen of the Convention, was In an open' ear, following tho officials, and sho pre- .vented a most admirable appear- ance, and a credit to Tupper Lake. The villages represented by flro trucks, apparatus, banners, bands, nntl marching men, were, in order of line, as follows: Carthage, Phil- adelphia, Gouverneur, Clayton, Lake Placid. Saranac Lake, Norwood, Massenat.Norfolk, Potsdam, Star Lake, Federal Hospital. The parade was the finest ever witnessed in Tupper Lake, and was very long, marching from the Junc- tion, and thru main arid outlying streets. After the parade, tho six bands were massed, and played as one immense band, a famous mili- tary march, which the publisher had marched to, in New York City avenues, while a member of two different regiments there. The big band aggregation marched from Town Hall around the business Weeks, and back. The 23 prize enps were presented to the winners, by Miss Grace Wil- liams, ' representing the local Fire Department. A list shall be pub- lished in next edition: t • * * • * • * Space and time very Inadequately permits a more full and detailed account of every phase of this very great celebration. It is hoped that a more complete record of some important details may be given in another edition. Tupper Lake in general, was most emphatically assumed and thanked by all the vis- itors for the good tiroes and wel- come they had in the \tip Top Town of tho Adirondack's^ One long, two shoft-Maln Yil- Onelong. three shoft-^Jtnrtion. Two' long, two shorVSedrs Hill. Two long, thrjeKiibort/ French \Villager—-\ One lone four shQrt*-~Ci W. D. One long, fllve shoir • •«««* l s. a ear driven by .MIM Mario Aubln, 21, of Platts- burgh, rolWded with a coupe driv- en by a soldier. The girl's car then swerved through the two story, dwelling at one corner, crashing the radio aodkmce t*en Arttnur Allen, as Captain WaWam fearr. goes on the air Tuesday nlghtlJune 9, 7:3(1 -pm, Eastern Daylight Time) WEAP. in \A Good Car for the Dsy7»»{ownflltnp- l ,, r) , Kn i, a wJJ i te-prwwntel' by the per Lake, a progrto. was glvenjor, w. K, church ch.»Ir, assisted by the disabled Amerf-an veterans; fahi r , s,mci»en, his. orchestra, and the Red Cress Ree-eatJcm Hall* at 1^-,1-K Among uth./- numbrffc UO pm. The *peakr wax Colonel t h.-iv will bo a cornet soloby Mr. tdward y.„Hayes| V. K Anoy, r.>[s ! ,j u ». r - rn# V oraI sobw by .MI-s Mix „ , „ u , _, _, . 4 . West Point, a uri ,i >if. s Palmer. cUnrus numbers ^ onejr - the VntaaflmaA Playlet of ' the American. |, y tin- elioir. piano .solo by Miss Carolyn sawyer; male quartet num- hers. and the graceful Minuet given in costume. Remember the date— Jim* .\Hit Bo sure and come! Ad- Ad v. (Do- though the framework with great!^ ircu *« U>^^hi>ih force, but luckily stopped against' J aw t \JiiunaiMler the be<l of the man sleeping, who' L*'fJ<m and 3Iil.lt*\ order of the was thrown out of it. He was not World Wan' at JvWt.'-ter, • Mass. Injured, but was near being killed | Burlng his patnUii. speech, Col. outright, In Ms bed, by a car in tho Hayes recounted Ut « xpi-Vienee of ._ handx of a girl driver. The soldier' n, H ln °no of t)u-M\«re battles »t wi^ion. y> and ;-\> ct-nts.—. driver, Leopole LeFebvre. was also *\» World War in Krance, in which : eati-d bj L. C, N.i he lost an arm sJnitu-red by ,-h. 11! * * * .* explosion, Weak fro»i lus^ nf ]»lu»..l, • from such a barftil ui.iiml. y»-t h»- ibterminedly mait^«;il to ri-muvt from the hand of t.io M^-t-n-.i JU,. his highly priz«d Milltaiy Mn- ring, before lie Hinted. Tlii-. fin^' is now worn by i.s >nii, nin. 'i- it iiebt at West pfmt U.S.Military Vtailemy. LARGEST AIRIfcjein; V1SIT8 arrested for driving without a license. Question: Where will anyone be safe from the dangerous machines that motor cars are in most drivers hands? COMPENSATION MAKINGS HiBRALD-PRESS PARISH CRANBERRY LAKE Compensation hearings for in- juries to workmen, will be heard by Aefereo Cooper, at the following places and dates: ffloversville on June 2d. and :Wth; Saranac Lake, nn Juno lPth. and 24th: Malone on June tltli and 2.»th: Tupper Lak\ on June 12th and 2fith: Glens Falls on Jnn'e*on June 10, 17 ami IS. Urotfdacks.^. . — 1 r ^-.y» DISTRICT OmOZRS VISIT .. CRANBERRY LAKE O. (Correspondence of Herald Preia) June 1. ~ Mr. and Mr.-. TI. M. Clark were failed to Ritliviili' list Wednesday ii the funeral of Mr. Clark's sister- n-law, Mr-. Ellen Clark \of Niagara I 1I-. Slie was the widow of Charles FEDE^AI, HOSPITAL! ! i'lrk. a Civil War veteran, who lied several years ago. Mi- Helen Williams and John sinner, tn Canastota were week-end Liii-sts lit her relatives in this vill- age. Mr. and Mrs.. John Hughes and bmr suns, formerly of this place, spent the week end here with Mrs. The largest airp »m« f»i vKit Top- per Lake, this >>•;:r. was a Stinsim Detroit cabin plum* from Water- town with pilot .v. S. Ganihlf in charge, landed Fri lay afternoon at tho Federal Hm Ital aliimrt ail- i joining Tupper Lake. The pa-sen the evening. Based on a story by Leonard H. Bobbins, this radio feature, which will be heard from Station WKAF, at 7:W pm, (EDT), takes the hearer back to the banks of the Morrltan Canal, where. Captain Sparr. hi* faithful mule. Dora, and the barge, the Belle of Aahland. are in the habit of travelltog^four miles a day by Water. Tneetesing of the canal robs Captain Sparr of his life work, and before long he Invests In an automobile, which terrifies him, his family and a large part of the populace. Captain Sparr's crony, George Griggs, will be played' by Parker FenneHy, another popular Socony* land player. The playlet' Is In two parts, of whlelf this is the first The second section of It will be given June 16th, Tuesday, same time and Sta. Also Station WGY. Schenectady. / Kenneth Lamoy Ing his place by paint and- Mrs. rx; -B» Hi hone from relatives in Wl Mr. J. G. Bi«l ter. has been Mrs. A. P. Ck Mr. and Mrs. P. recent visitors friends at Malo Dr. and Mrs. spent several i week at their Islands. Mr. and Mrs. W have gone to their after spending their damp on Mr. Pyle. has the \Island Mr. H. B. Hugftrtand BlUy took in the bona* ^ce* at Sarani* Lake on.DeeoratlewDsy. The D. P. Line* fmily of Morris, Pa., are now eeeu|ying the Camp on Big Tupper Ipg*. 1r > lister. were and f Newport, tbe%»e* one oFJtne Ketcj^m. era hripne. week»iat Lakeiide Chapter, 747, Order of the Eastern ,Star, .received Mrs. Fannie Jenkins of Norwood, district deputy grand matron and Forest Whitinarsh of South Russell. i< sistant grand lecturer of the second St. Lawrence district on their offi- cial visit. at a regular meeting on Thursday evening, May 28th. Dinner was served In honor of, i the visiting officials. Inltiatfon wash exemplified by the officers'of the \ leers were Mr. nfed Mrs. Waldo! Hughes' father, G. H. Bancroft who 1 5 \I Welch, who eanie t«» eall on their I keeps his former home here ready friend. William Mitchell, at the i fur occupancy thru the summer, so Hospital. Tin- plane left at « o-^that he and his chadreB. all resi- elock, pm. fur tie return trlp.-ar- dents of »Syraeu--e, , can coine \;home\ LOCAL NEWSPAPERS ARE TBS UPHOLDERS OF THEIR TOWNS AND riving in Watertown before 7. all, safely. MISS GRACE WILLIAMS VTIS& I VOTE AS \MISS TOPPER LAKE\ The contest ot several business ilrms of Tupper Lake, which was mseil, on.a Wt votes for; each 52 t A uj^t-T, ,- « L^- i bought: in'^heir stores, resulted in chapter, headed,.by Pearl Fletcher, | ^ li} .^ ( , ^ ^ „ A „„ , ,.,^.. „..„„...., of the' ;V-tVral ; Hos- 2K. Worthy Patr.on. Following this, JM to . re ,. ( ,| V , nir th» Mphest num- the bamjuet at ceremony, the Grand Officers gave ber o f v0 £ es viz . vA j, ,. MlMS wu . Tlw i 0( . a i ena to spend vacations Mrs. Alma Lothian and three of her daughters, also former residents of tlils place, now of Gloversvllle, were callers in town on Memorial Day. . . 1 Lakeside Chapter, 747, Entertain* I I.ikf l'de Chapter No. 747, O. E, S. enieilained District officers R.:.W.:. Fannie Jenkins and R.-..W.:.Forest I ONE NUMBER OF MERAXD-\ ~ **•*•, Ot*DT WORTM fUB The HERALD-PRESS Issues 62 sepcrate n«a«b«i which ate 58 ex- pensive and valuable artieleisold to its yearly atfbeWlers, who pay In advance, only |2i(. We know that In the numbers 1» receive thruout the year, one, or a few numbers, of ten pays yon fir the whole price of the subscription. Subierib* ter MtRALD-'RKW- m -, - • , : - - - — —s: 1 Miss Grace Williams, di tighter of .Wiiitnmrsh, Thursday evening, May Worlhy Matron and Henry Clarke. n „ W inin • •=• . ^jffKALP-l PUBLISHERS PROTECT |*UBLIC By W. E. UUMI'HREVS. FcdtMl Tr»dt Otatoiutcn. short addresses referring to matters of moment to the order. Visitors were present from Col- ton, Oswegatchie. Norwood, Parish^ ville, Edwards and Tupper Lake. Gifts wore presented Mrs Jenkins and Mr. Whitmarsh by the Chapr ter. now numbering about 50 mem- bers. It was organized seven years ago. The. pupils of all grades that can read and write, are invited to land in their school item*, or new*. All the towns in Hamilton County, ard parts of Franklin County. i liam.s thus is 1 aw iirded the title of \Miss Tupper Lake,\ and recei\%s afeew, and selectfd outfit'of gown, hat, and all other perquisites, for' a fashionably attired young »;oman. Besides,-this gift, she Is to.appear in the ^Firemen's Convention Par- ( ade, iij ihe title she won. The only two other girls, out of some SO can- didates that were entered, to re- ceive above 100.01)0 votes, were Mary Staves, 113,475; Helen Fancher; 104,750. I The HERALDP] votre Famille, lESS-L'Ami de I •' ' About eighty people partook of 6:30 pm. 1^^. | chapter received many compliments oft their new hall, Into which they have recently moved, and op the : work they put on. It is a subject of ( wonder to most people,''how the Worthy Patron, a man past seventy-nine years of age, can -so accurately memorize the wonk. Harold Brainard and wife are spending a few days in town. They are occupying the Brainard property on Oswegatchie Street. 11 Mr. and Mrss. Harry Collins and son Bobby of, Schenectady were guests over tho Weekend, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Collins. • ' ' ••' i Publishers throughout the country are to be credited with reaponsi- liility for the success of the campaign of the* federal trade commission against fraudulent advertising. In t|ie laat six month*, according to fig- ures J. have gathered, publishers have rejected not Ids than $100,000,000 worth of questionable advertising. As a result, the public haa been j-ro- tected from being robbed of not less than •I50,0\0 :• The press in this matter has rendered s jjrMt public serTiee. T believe that within a year the advertising columns of publications r.'ill be practically free of that class of advertisements tltfit are plainly false. But whether it takes a year or ten years. i>t, however long it may take, the fight is going to continue until these fttkora and crooks and scoundrels whcflive by robbing the unwary and jirfortanate are pat out of business. In this', undertaking we have the. luJjfoH of every honest publisher in America. We have the support or jtvcrj honest advertiaing agency in America. We believe that we have theyupport of everjgttoaest, and decent Ami rawa*.' 'im T __L..^ 4 -«l±t^.,'L,A,. J
