La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 13, 1928, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE to C I T Y EDITION THE WEATHER OUPGON: Pair tonight and Kun dny, heavy frosts tonight. Gentle, variable winds. VOLUME XXVII. LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1D2S. mi:miii;i: a.'-slh'Ia'i kii ri:i:ss MKMIll'.'lt AKKOCIATKD fREKS NUMBER 47. vfoVSXttSx ituptttttg LAW STALKS INTO TRIAL Eddie Fallows Case to Be Placed in Jury's Hands Late Today PROSECUTION SEES KILLING PLANNED Defense Makes Dramatic Plea for Life of Prison er, Contrasting II i m With George Parry Itv Nnlim Skill' 'I'll" llliwi-ilti-n l-nv, lh:.t ;it,'e-'l! ll-fullllnn lint ill tTinlitfs in tin inlntU iiii'l In'iii'l.-; nl' limn utn-t Inn- Uilllim fn mi m-t uf ii murili'ri'r (.r Justlfii.lil.- 1k.i. I.-i.l MllllklMl flrii ni.it ii-ji 11- Into JM.lin rnll.iws' nniriliT U'lnl In rlri-uit rourt linm : tn.liiy. Ami. us l:. .1. (Jrcrn. of ilcfi'ii counsel, dueh upon th- honor and d -vol hoi of the prisoner for his wlfo. Mm. N..ra Kalh.w.H stthhed ontratlou if visilde emotion dis-j' cernahle t the crowd of speetn tors that has jiai-Ued tho court room ihiilti the fuur davs of tin trial. "Whh h is the hritrhier pictun-7" Mr. flrei-u deiiuinded of the jury. "Iho picture of Ceoi'Lie (uVy. dim ruined the Fallows hoiio. or that of hi-heartod IMdfe Kullows. a friend fif ."oclcty. a man who luved h's ii"e ahove all cist, and a man of honor','" Court Uoont Still The court routn was stilled ns,,m.,-ls ,.Ve l.een emnph'ted to the jiuilieiico sensed that the pris oner's fate hum; on the slender threads that were helm: woven into a tauuihlc force in favor of his client, hy the attorney. The 1:' Jnr urs. mo. of t hf ni iiiiddh'-aKed men with fa mi I ios. y.-ive hi in their uu dixided attention. One could have heard a pin drop. Mr. tireon declared that this cm -e is "first (leyrec murder or noth ing." "lie asserted that there was no evidence that. could he con strued so as in permit ftmllni; the defendant KUUty of s'-cnud deuree murder or niansla iiu-hter. hasiiiK tills upon his quotations from a hook of laws wherein ii soys thai a "depraved mind" must he con-hhl-rt'd. At noon, with his iirmim-nls tm fiiiihed. Mr. Civcn acipliesced to an hour's court coiiv postponenient for lunch. I enlm: au-alu at 1 o'clock, when he resumed his discour This aflernoon. resnmim; his ar gument, Mr. I'.recn openly tdin-h'tl upon ihe unwritten law and named it as one of "unwritten laws as si ronr if mil si rotifer t ha u any lav.- of the eonunonw ealt h." He riled t he law of t he ocean t hat demands that l-l.l:iin l.-iiv.1 hl.- ''" '"-: " """ill, Hi- liipli a tin w nereoy a ya nor i i o.-m ui-o-u , to sliutit down any man who at-' tempts to leave before the women and chihlren. "lad ymi ever hear j of a sailor he! ii proyeeUied fi shooi in,' such a maii-or rat h such a dug'.'" he asked the jury. "And there is the unwriiten law ! of it i i n. old a the cent urb s, old j as the uiotintaius around you. that j a man should do hi part. furnih , liN home and that what happ"ii- j In ihe In. me Is hi." he continued.) "And II ! the unwritten law off man that he shall protect his mate.) li is just as stroiii; today as it cvr as. Pausin- Mr. flrei-i spoke st.fllv for a moment and then thundered: "The darkest crime known to Cod or man is breaking up a man's home. Carry de lie died Justly." Preceding Mr I'Ved lo - a nd 1 (Coniimied on LEGION DRUM CORPS HOLDS ' DINNER MEET The l "j t"il dVn m on-ps in--! last nlIll al th- Sacajaweit (or a b.m ltot and mtt'tlnrat w hieh w re o ..-nt . It w- -elded t hi' t t be loembetxhin of Hie h.eal corps be d by bout l' members, i Plae- were a l-o .1 i - . u -scd fur thi' obi tinim; l new iinitor:ns im tie- i -i i I'p- luetnbei . ( ''are nee TaltoiM aeled a' ehairmut of the v n i i c .. (.(ltl s , n , t j Palph Winters pr-id. nt of the i corps. Pay WiHia m-i is r- la I . 1 s , ., and the eet-inie i nln li 1 i 1 1 ee ii,,, Hi-.-'i (impost. I of ll.trley Uich-tl ds.'P. j tlnoticli a'l Puy t'urrey and ow en Ma.im, 'tl- i iinl j ning a;,Hd. i: ii 1 1 :i; -mn v M I II I II! '.I III - I'llllllltillll- ,llll,C. i I I;-. m : o n i .i ,;IMIMIHII I STI lill V J. liil:'it!HIHi llllllilll.il I'. i: rin:it nrr, i.i. mi-'t M.iMiiiinn 7J. i ti 1 1 j i iti vi in -1U liuvu. Elks' '19 Show To Begin Here On Wednesday Proceeds of Show Are to Provide Christmas Tree for Kiddies and Provi sions for the Needy Tin- animal It. '. t. PiUs' Pay of '-P'. ;i liciifl.'. eiiletia i nin'-itt an nually given by tin- lode, will be gin next Wednesday in the Suea- jaueu Inn. following ;i parade cir-J ly in the t-Vfriiir, from Hi" Dlki'l temple to Hie lj lit m entrance. The clmw, modeled after tht' t days r.f 'Pi in tin- west, features, dauehc. games, cii-., with cider' taking tin- place f iho red likkcrj of old. hut with the other feature-ins colorful ;iml exciting as during frontier r.ny.i. j I 'ays lor lirKt mas in it I P -ginning Wednesday nighr. th show will continue u 11 1 i 1 mhlniuht S:i t in dav. tin- proceed.-; of the four j nights ,,f fun going toward the Plks fund which is used each Vuhtido to provide a mammoth ccnimunity I'hrlstmas tr.-e for the kiddies .ni l a lo -to provide s.--fnvi of I.askets of vt, i.-h.iis I'm- t h- needy fami lies .,f the 1 it;-. Mure than 1 no kets l-.iivc liccti ditrilnitcd each year and with the population of I .a :r:mde tiruwiu. it is cxpertcd that the figure this year will he the larot yet. The t'hristmas tree, now lecoin intr an i nsi it i?! in, attracts more than l.r.nti children, with Santa Mans passing out j;ii'ts tt each child as part of his of hrinK- ini. chi-er lo the world. The committee fn charu-e of the shnw has h"en workim; for several weeks in preparation for the event mil it is staled that .-ill arr.ir.irc- make the IN:.' Days of '4'.i tile i.est in local history. Mercury Drops To 27 Ahove In ! City Last Night' Pros' s and wejithi-r five def'cs below freezing .oi nl hit the Cr.imle Hondo valley litis morning, dni)i; some damat;". parliculariy lo flow-' ers. loru.iloes r-tr. Tin- mitth'ium l en i , m-im l ui-e in I ,a (irande during the uiht was 7 .above, and at 7:.ia o'clock this niorniai: it had onlv w armed up livi. .teurees and was still two de- Miees lit low f reezi us poi nt . IW'ea! her ll'l.i tit en sti ppy ti'. er all IviM'Tii (H'-kon. .'iuhl l.t fun' .last, w le n l lie ' em pera l ore dropjit-d tu the ir.-rziim point here. Ilaker 'nriencd a minimum of 1'7 J above. Me.u e nt IhMerpri-ie the saine dav ami the V.";ul.i-.;i moiin- h.'ii w ell co red w ita Ititieb s. Tin. ther forecast for to tl oMs." New Tannery is Established By Forrest E. Hart v., i ( n eu'im ha.s a new tan - j li' ry w Ii h h will be t lie only tan i Mery williui a ladius of miles, i tho clo.-e-u uie s b. iti',' at Purtl-ind j and sypokal-e. I'citI !:. Hart. : who I'orm.-rly was e.nploy.-l by the Ka:.t Sah'in Tannery. Is the owner and itia ti.i ie to be know n tlx one. Ihe '-(Irande ircnd is lurat. d at island i "it y in a hulMing en main tieet. The 1. mlding. w hieh N .4 by poi to i in ihiie iimmM. i:t ol Iraine t on M I'lrt ton w 11 h Ion i roon; to in i:m I, f.ne a', a hide house, one as a dry room. ajio'Ja r as an ul'lite and lio- loan, as a at i-iorn. Tkt hid' s , b. tai'iu d w:il 1m- lo.uyh.t in.m Cia Kot.de ail-y 1 lue.'1-s. - I mt. nd lo buy ail I can Hi I ." M j . 1 la i I sa II" will Ian j i t.i a of t e. ni ..,:! oi h ei s )i w iM s. 11 to Pof !a:..I and :-' a :-i.i ma rivet . I -l'-:l.t h ides 11, fur o-i h v. ; .,. , . -U- o s lo I,., ir -ol j,,,,, rm.,.',. . Ha' i.l n v HIT I 'i l.l-l.. .1 ill ! w . ,ip. II il" :! !'l -"I Illi. II l-l I"1' .''Bil i.ihin d. II ' 11 '1- V- I. 'i.l ;! .hi. I :n in .1. M t I I III 1 1 1 .1 Former Empress Of Russia Dies 1 " 1 d III r Ptnp- .Ttl Pl'iU- i. dfe.j hi -M! O 11 III Oil - i.'Vlol .. iou . aftenmo uri-.u-ne J.d tab COOPERATION IS STRESSED BY1S00VER Republican Nominee Ad dresses Group of New York Business Men VISITORS SEE HIM IN CAPITOL CITY ' Joint EffOl't BetVeeil The Business Men and Gov- ernnient Removes All . . , - T , Need for Intertevence I.. West Staff Wlitr-r) n.'i. 1:1 fAl't ilion hetwen . i ml 'nverinncnt was cm 1 tmlav hy Ihrhert llouyfl ech made at his hcadtii ir a dcleiialhm of .Ww Voi'k ide papi'i' pnhlishors and harness and profossiona 1 limn who came here hy special train to reet Iho it-puhlican pi-esidentlat candi- fkrte. Mr. Hoover asserted that this peratinn. Mat ted umh-r his ad- ministration as secretary of com- r.-.i'i':-'. marked a new mode of re- iationship heiueeu uovcr ti m-nt ami husinr-'s ami worked to the mil- ta il advantage holh of hutinessand the people. He added that it was an effect i vc method of removing the n.-ed for over amenta I inter- ference in commerce and trade. :. A. Simmons, publisher and spoUesm.au for the delegation, in pi scntink' the visitors, atldressed .Mr. Hoover ua "Mr. President- elect," that brought apidaine (mm ' Kt'iUp. U'l-11. it's just Kuod as that," (Continued on 1': RED CROSS ROLL CALL WORK NEXT . ( . , . La Grande Sends Cheek for $l!!)2.r)() to Florida unci Porto Rico With a check for .'.a sent In lodav to na'.ionat Ped I'ross head- Pi.v .lames ( A'ei:ilcil I'i'oh, W,SIIIMiTO, 'itU!litai'V cootie iliiarti i'S from l.a Grande for help In the work of relief for the popu lations in the stricken Plorlda and FREIGHTER IN I'm to ICion florin areas, plans have commenced on tin- annual roll cail of tin- Ped Croj-s. M is -t Mar ion Itoweii. of San l-'rancisen. fp (d I e preset Mat e of the I Nd 'ross. uriivcd in l.a Grande yesterday ami la.-t niirht met with the Ued i'ross officials. Those In attendance al the meet ing v, i re: I r. Pay M urpliy. Mrs. Mo;. -man. Mr. Tyb r'and Sherwood Williatii.i. It was decided that this lommittee will take charge of the roll tall .solicitation which will take pane during the days from Nov. 1 1 to The entire eounly w ill be coveicd at that time and rcp i ;,entativ. s w ill be nppoinlod in the various towns in the county. All but $:;iHi,nni or the live mil lion m Hutu set hy the lied I Yoss tor :-torin relief purposes, has been raisid and it Is cxpect-d thai that sum will be obtained within a short lime. Mi.-s li.itt.n congratulated Hi" I, a Grande Ued 1'rosH on Its work in sponsoring Miai week this sum-me-. Ai that time 'J't iter.sntis pa;sed Ihe Ped Cross I it'es'ji vlug I' st, which was a tar;e number, .she said. Those w ho have add- d t heir sub script ions to the Ued Gross for re "' ' lief purposes Sim e Hie last puhlb-ln Mrs. T. A. MtK'insliy. .: Mrs. W. P. Puciianan. $1: .1. P. 4 'ou i tin y. & 1 ; Paulino H.-ideiirich. SI; Haltie McDonald, X 1 : Ord'-r of Paiern Si a r. Slo; a frh ml. ; '.. I. Towhr. Pay Williams. $1: .; mi s. Iloduin . Modern O'-loe n of Ainertea. J.; IUiv.il An h Ma-otc. t 'h iireh of Our I a.iy oi t h. '.ilh . t 1 'i.i,.V. Aso- j : i ' t Gnl Students. and Plm .' 1 1 n nt a l n t t ea lie ! y com pa n . a ; an'.n inoie:, S 1 a. WA TER TESTED AND FOUND TO Ill) P E R F E C T ' ' : himI 1 :in. : . i 'i,,li iiil- 11," illy I l.i.H 'I I" lll 'i- I" I f- . 1 .i ' '"III I . t M U' I "Uli'l I'V il "III. I .If I" .1 II ll "Mllllllll I' l r lot- tiiN i and a Mini! ee.ll e l oil V. ire-e tl:r- e . a G"rande v. at. i s A " ta' 1" du- to the hills ! I i k f'Oly -n pply ini; I he etl v u It h i.out a iMlll.on fallons eej : 1 otii, at-proimatly i;a per cent lo. norma!. This is 'Ultrt s dh r- ii-ni ot Ho- pomps at ihe atl'i-imi Us lor from four to Mven hours ai'v. At this time lust year thy puuio.i.j ityii'' wuj unKd. Coolidge Talks With Alfonso On Radio Telephone President and Spanish King Converse Over liacuo and Cable While (5,500 Miles Apart WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 (AP) -Speaking over a radio ami cable Circuit G.Id'G lUlleS long. President Coolidgo and King Alphonso, of Spain, Inaugurated today a tcle it tit) nir service bi'twiiu I heir t wo countries, nceluiinlng tht- ii.-w means of communication as n great factor in the perpetuation " friendship and peace between 1 'Availing himself t his rirst p- it""- to p.-nk by ra.nn uw. phone wit !i Kuropi', -Mr. i "oolhlge toid King Aipiu.nso mat wim the possibility of communicating with . far count ties hy word of niont h 1 "the danger of any hm-Ious dis- iiKiTciiirm is Immeasurably less ened." The chief executive also took tho opportunity to express to thn Spanish king his satisfaction that Atm-r'.ca and Spuin adopted iden tical attitudes a to tho promotion of peaco In the world ttw shou n hy Knalii's tiromnt Indication that -h would hecoiue a party to the - rciuly concluded covenant for the t outlawry of war, ; Atlor RrceliiiK Kinu' Aiphonso ! "In Hie name of the people of the j I'nited States." and lLslenlui; to a j hirt address from his intcrtucil-j l"'. J'resirletil foolhlfje wild over i Oie tel- phone: J "I welcome this addi-d link, no! less utroni; because it is invisible, bet ween Spain ami tin: I'nited Slates. I believe It to lie true that j w In n two men can talk together , the danger of any yerlous disagree- im-ut is imineu.HUrably lesjiened and that what in true of individuals is t,'," ,,f Havlnns. The internulional P lcphoiu', therefore, which carries the warmth and the friemlllnesH of the human voice will always cor rect what tiiii?ht be mlsililerireted in thn written worth '"I am espeeiaiiy clod thus oral ly to Krcet your Majesty because I Know tho position of k'nat pi.-r-.soual responsibility you liold in di recting lni politics and-r ;iro(,ress of ytur, country. I wish for Your Majesty a lone and happy life and for your country alt the prospeiily ami huppinesd which come from wive and heitwvulvnl lvatbrsMu,. in m those tbii, whit make nte ricner arm nner. The Kinir of Spain's Voice wuh reiurncd by a KiinMar arramrenient w il li the broadcast in pla nt a I KiiLtby. Knu'hind. and the radio re ceiving ht t al llutilton, Mahc. FLAMES WITH CREW GASSED san riiAN'risi ((. uct. ; :i ---( a. P.)--A wll'oteS- nte.-sige to TUe . s. soclate 1 Preys from the Kdward .M'.'Zdorf. puiser tf th Metson si e-i m snip .Ma km. I today repot ted thai the ltriiish freiu'hter Troi.in- star was limping toward Vaneom-, er. P.. ('.. af'er t I n T'ltsh I n g a f ' W hlch bl tdve ..III hi her hold U Mb' off Gapo Mendocino, null hern I'albt fornia. The purs-vf 1 1 pot led I hal one fit " ma n a boa rd t in Troja nsl 't r named Tenny.-on was thud, ne.ir'y all lit- crew wis bidty gase-l and tlwil several of tln'in w c badly In jure. I. The Miikiki arrive I along side tin Trn j tisl a r la st nlgi't a few hours JlMr the Mi-lftvh ship had sent on' !. I r'"s ca Mfi. Mac Murruij Under Arrest in South1, I .OS ANGKLK:- Mar Murray. ;c v hose arrest on : net. i:j (Ai- harge of lorel- 11 Iiou i- 1'iit ry a w a rrn nl w a sworn out yesii'i'diiy, siirremb'i'i'd to Hit Saula Monica t hief of po- Ihe today. A search for it jud was he-uir mo that the aitl( miuht be arraigned. Pail was set at ?5HI. Byrd's Ships Are Near Marquesas I NKW VOP.K. Oct. ' ".r II "lev-n me.'-at;e ,. if 'rt..,,. i.. '"" ' "i" t i 1" f II"- l:l.- i.r ..nun. in-1 .-'..'iili 1'i.l.ir ' l : -1 ... I i ' ..H !. ...lima i. ..-Iluh'l'.ilfi.- l:i-iv The Ktoinior leotln'.-tt of 1)i in latpud" 4 nmtb. hi sti.r.l wi -t. The -!y f N, was l.r,U mlbs east of tt MU-sas Island, htljltid' TP Ion .;!) nd' I 1 v. 1 . .Two Trawler In Fatal Collision , PISPG.V. Po'logal. Oel. I ll . P- -Two Pawh-rh euHbPd off tic Poitlit'oese coast m ar Ono to loday in a log. with the tost of fom men, Une of the 1 1 a w h i s ..nk bum diately and tw nl y -oi.e of ho. ti'v' wv.o i.uktU. ON HUSBAND-HUNTING CRUISE Headed by the blonde Helen PaiK the;' llir:' wtnncn left Wnh uuiou. 1. ('.. hi a x'dau l he oihrr tla on u hunt for hus bands. They im their ii.ipks in Stella llow (ccnlcr), ,". and liau I'lTtlcrli-U licir (riuht). :tN. Mi" als is -bo,n to the h-ll. liss lals sijs the i-andhl.itcs have sonic IUMI applicants to luler lcvt mi Iho nip. Mi-- Pavt- .i.s In r btishaml iiiut earn FSI0.1I(H ii jcar and be pre pa ret I to advance SMMMI for her brother's ctlu-cnlion. GRID SCORES I'dDl lt M l. I IN.M.s I : i Imu ll :i: lma t t 11. low :i 1 ": 4'liii'iiKii MiiMvsiit;! 1 .i: ruiilm- ii. riiM- ii; mi. rniiin l!i. Wlct.'iiln'i i; 1.1: Hit. i K'. Ohio Sliil.. Ill; Nurl li'.v . sIim m U. Ni !ir;is'..u L'C; .Miintnnii S':i1i ft. 'I'lilnl ii rii..i : ori'i'ini I I: Wil- Iiilni.t1r li. 'I'lilnl i".ii(n: (inKim si it.. L'7: i 'uhllnliii. li. 1-'IimI jii-rlijil: WuhIiIiik'ihi ': Mon liimi i. I'lrsl i"'il(.,l: lihilin 0; Whlliimn Army Indin e I I, Providence ll. a. MleiduMin a. Not I'm Dame i, N'ay M. Detndt HI. Pouisvllle 0. Missouri CM, Geitlre 0. Williams io, powdoin 0. Prlnceion huinia n. , Ohio Weslcyan 7J. Gliieinnatl 0. Otlerbehi 1 , Keuyoii (I. I ohiint.i.i ;tl, W"sle.an Moly fro'H Pi. Jtutgcr a. Golgate :P.. Virginia Poly 1 I. f ieorgt'ttiwn . J, P bauon Valley Vale L'l. le..rgia . At Or Mc, Maine U I'i.h- ceticut At:gies At I.ewisttm. Me., Pates a; Tufts in - . r o ear cn is maae For lien (litlow p: IOKNIN. A'l.. (M ) AP) 'ii for I n I he mtds' of his :aui elect Ion 'o the VI o preMdi'liey. pen jam n Gil low, c on mini i t .ar ly iviii liliil", was Moi.;hl latough onl Aii.omt loihiy nfUr In- bad ralbd I wire to app.ar in s-hedubd spe.i u ing eng.-1 geiueni .-t. het io-r or Hot "pi es-aire" bud lorc'il Gltlo'v to iibamhili two ad die . ...M Gis -k. one la ie ami ji n - lhr at Tilt m ill Was .spocu la I d up on today as leporls were pub1!' !od I hid he had been iolvi P leu v his ti aln upon i i;av pop ,pppi:pin pw vni;K, "i, i:: i a p mlniile of sibui praver for sa fety a nd t-oceevs of t be G t a I ( in I 1 1 e ...ppiditi wu: .,nd aer obs' d hv ii'i'ln ne- iitn,'llv uiubl. 1 Pioad-.ay f 1 special s-T', i 1 bro;olc.)t ,o ft hi d tea WOP I iem--Ui of i :r j . ie. . i ; being picked up by t PI II.OIV. OPPAPM ei: Min;. '-.. ll' I I ' 1 I In ' y . .1.. ll up ll 1 1 ' ll il l I.: I i -ii'l inn t" i-li'ie!nn t . v i ' h t im O'll f III I.l. iih l.ns :. ill inn Itl' N i-l 11 Willi i ii ii.i rii nil! ill 1. "i ii ''"l,:MMl - ADAMS t.l.lN I. Il l, I s, ,r I'.oldnsoti promised Mil. network. PPNHIJ'l'oN, Ore.. i . PI ( .. t,. a. Miiler, ol Portia nd. today Kepubli-flii A group of t.roi.il I', ) - Willie in S, Adams, ci. in let ed j i ,at he vnni)d p.-aii al t he armory ' m nt v one n will aw one-minute of a sfatnlory Orhne iialiet his ' at S.ihm at J it. in. Mondav. iielks, starting m U p. in. over W.I. I daughter, whs eenl ' tu . d 'oda ' to 1 life Impt iho bin t at 11. u . t,U-i peili- ttii'vi-r'. HICKMAN ADMITS TEXAS ROBBERIES j il)nnnif-fl iT;in FvulMi'n I To Wishes to Confess All pf His Crimes - PoUT WoltTH. Oct. 13 fAPl IA leiter from William Kdwtird ! Hickman, under death sentence at San QuentlnM'al.. w hlch staled that Hickman committed a rubbery in Fort Worth, was received by Po- lice chief Henry Pen today. Nb'Kuuiu stated ho robbed it res liiurani In port Worili in H' cent her. ini'i;. ll plained he wished to confess all his crimes before ho died, Hicltinaii said he was sorry he could not return tho money ho obtained in the huhjun. No de tails of the holdup wcio gP'f'ii in anywhere near here," the gov- the letter. j ernor added, and then onolcd Mr. j Hoover as saying: "There art; local ' instances, whero the governinetit SAN ANTONIO, Ti-:.. Oct. 1 .1 must enter llm buslm ss fh.ld as n (API -William lalwai-d Hickman, byproduct nf Mime great major eoiidemiird to death In California, piirponrs, such as improvement In was a partner hi a drug fit ore hold- navigation, flood control, scientific up here In Iiccembcr, i;t''i, ae- research, or national defense, but cording to a letter from the con- tin y do not vlllute tJie ucmral pol demned man which was received icy to which we should adhere." here today by Chief of Police Owen Kcnrnrin Mtuul K ihlay. I The governor then n affirmed ' Pecord are being cheeked In an' Hie government ownership and i-ffoil to determine what holdup control ntaud he took in his Jeii- lliekman t oufesses villi Hit n- vt speech, deehiring the agency. m- nl "lhal it is the Christian thing whether slate or ledeijtl. should lo do." The condemned man did ""t ly own the she but should tot name his partner but fays w mid hiiihl and operale th. about ?j:.a was laken. jpler hott.W ttf wiiteipower prt- KLAMATH HOY PASSES AFTER frty j f l i Mji I m i;iii"ni:ii, f (-., i i, t. i ;t ( api Ma Newsotni'. of K la ma I h Pa I Is. j ipiai ti-rb acl, of tie- Southern Ore-j ;-.m Normal m hn fo..tball leaui, ' died la it nii.bl fo!lo. Ing his ml- lap.-.e during the tne.u.n State col-1 e,;e -Normal fame nl A.-dilaud yes lei da y a I !f rmaiii. Neuronic wan i a rried from 1 ho V hi during a lime-out period, find I t amiiiiites then at I ii bil t ed his con- I ilith.u lo "bih blood presstirr'," j lie iH-oJc-led a gal ted his removal, I I. id r he ra'i taken to Ihe hospital his condition changed lor tin- in enis '-A ere speel a t ofs at lame, and (d1ed ,'i'Mi!iH' at ho-piial, la'er leavinu f..r their e In Klamath I-'llts, where Ihe . r 1- a phv-h latl. hiawer I. ont ertt wuh Mr. cooii(i(jc;z irwz iVi:;"u-;;" : 1 1 1 - -1 il ...IM-li.ll lulu.'.- Ci'l. Ill I A I') ''-Mil ll-ii" 'llnl I' fl"lu!lt ; li:"t;"ii. iln. Ir-i ",,'M 11 I'l'nl ll'i'ln rtiniiliii; .iiii.;iIkm IiiiiiIhII''""11'! tiui k iriislnil lull illlni: i ii IT..H. li.'lnv. Mtiil tlnit )iU ll'l lO-l p.iltl. IIM tt ill li til, II. Senator Robinson To Speak in Salem i-tiit i'i. isn, en S'ltii'iir iil!. ili'timilitt llll'llllilll , llil- ... I I.l. Ill .Ins. pit T. Knlilti in.- t.ri st.l' m l.il ' -I tlirniiyli I'nit- - i . . . i ..a . , , i u.. . 1 1 t.. jwl,e,e he will ,fak tonight. ' Sunday In- will remain at Sent - tie, and tie uiil r. lum to Pori laud Momhiv m'.inin. s Pet u mi ing lo Port In nd he w ill : .p'-wk a? t h" in unn pal aiiditur.ui.l Governor Smith Is Welcomed To LouisviIe, Ky. Arrives There Following Speech Before 5,000 in Nashville, Att a c k i n g Hoover's Policies ATTM'KS SMITH NP.W HKltN. N. I'.. OH. Hi API Senator Fnrnifohl M . Simmon.-, denoc'at of North CiinilliiM, has hnrletl at hU par ty tht accusation that its presi dential campaign is otic In which hypoericy is the predom inant factor, Addressing a meeting of "ail tl-Smlt h democrats' hero last nlt-ht, he ileclared thai the pat ty is waning a 'militant Hiptor eamptilKti" In Hut len t h, W lillo hclow the Mason and Dixon line it Is cvadltiK tho prohibition iicKtlon and ralsluj,' a cry of in tolerance against those who Imnest ly oppose f hive r nor Al fretl M. Smith bi'cuuse of his al (itiide toward the IKth amend ment and the Volstead law. j I.iiriKVII.l.K, Ky,. Oct. n j (AP) (It.vernor Smith and hls I party arrived today in Louisville where the democratic presidential lenndhlnto will make an address to- nlKht, Tln Kovt-rnnr was Kiveii an ova- tfoii as ho went from the train to an automobile to b-ud a procession to Ilia hotel. The Young Men's i I icinocratie league turned out in ! full, wearing brown derbies. ( The campaign special had been 'purposely sidetracked thirty miles I outside Louisville for several hours 1 early today to allow the Smith ' party to get hoiiio rest after 1 he Iiuko demonstration given them last night in Nashville. 'IVnn. Speaks hi A a sin i Ho Ki...;ikiin l-ia nield lu roin n I ! crowd that jammed Into the R.omi '- Kytn auditorium in into his republican opponents mid , ProMldenl t'oolidge In connection I wlih their farm relief and Munch I ShoalB Mttinds, attacked Herbert ' Hoover's Tennesseo remarks on prtdiUdl Ion, waier power, ami Im-j migration, ami omuneu ins pre- -'' d"'hiretl attitudes on some ol "icJ'e qiicmioiin, llciifhlng the subject of water- l power about the halfway mark In l.l- u I. lb'.iointMe deeli..-ed . l' . ... aniitt hiugiiter ami uppmuso, tmit '" "''""y '. ,.... R. . . Hoovers i ciiucsscf! ftjicrrn out found not even an Indirect refer ence to Muscle Shoals. "lie treated It us though It was jecls. "II la tl nly way that you can guatantee cipalinhlo distribution ol tin power and (air and reasonable nricoM to tin ultimate cnitsil in e r. i " "d this Is heeause of the K.iv j iiicnl's power lo contract." j prequenl ly interrupted by duets I (iJoiitinued on Page TO ;20 Killed When i 3 Trains Crash At Gloucester gi.opci;sti;p, Mug Oct. i:i ( API -A I leal I I persons wore killed, with the possibility that Ihe (omph-ic roll will be il, in a tri ple train collision this morning on I !i- Pirm!iu:ha m -1 irl'-l d line. The bodies of the vietims were so in ii I - I ihitoi that none had been hlentl ; fied thi-i aflernoon. The number of injured was mated ai la. The collision resulted from c ,-t 1 - ,,, r..-n.-.i f .. .i.- p.'"' I-'- Pin dl CI, f ol low a d from f;asol lied tin one of the no and freighl I'i.iIiiv's urri-1, ii-i tin- lltinl r.ii' iii'l nilll.in.ti In Itiituiii ullhtti ill :l Ihri-r .J.i-.'-i ri-snltini,- in !.-.. T I v . t Smith Will Speak On Radio Tonifhi Ni;W VnPK o.t. .i APi on the I d ii P. III lea I v;ii"i jnlgbl In. bide: ! O.ino.iaib ... Governor Smith. ' ""lu I Millr, by., at s p. m.. io-cr WPAP and a cou "I -1 o -coart nod ehalu. ' ( Tina.i c1-'' "it oi-il'i'ii - ll.vl idj. REPORTS SAY TO ZEPPELIN i No Cause for Alarm How i ever, and Repairs Are Being Made, Is Word I HUGE DIRIGIBLE i EARING BERMUDA j Radio Corporation An- nounees This Afternoon Receiving No Word of Trouble from Ah Liner HKItM.V, Oct. 13 (AP) Tho ' government broadcast Inc nUitlon J annoiincnl that al 7:05 p. in, word j had been received from Kricd-rlch-diafeu that tho Oraf Zeppelin I w on Id liUely , reach Pcrmudu won after inhlnlKNt. . NKW VfMllv. Oct. 1.1 (AP) iThe New York American in a oopy j righted radio dispatch from its K -ornpoudent on tlio (rraf Zeppo. 1 lin today will Miy that "there irs j no caue for alarm and the damKo in being repaired." A further messjiqe ).itd tin covorlng of thn stalnllzer had been torn off and that her speed uaa now 40 miles tin hour. The preceding tuessago from tho Oiaf Zeppelin ia iiHed through tint courieity or the New York Amer ican ami Hearst .newspapers whleh have evcluslvo righlM to all radio iiiessagea from tho dirigible. NKV YOllK, Oct. in (AD f The Pndio Porporattmi of America reported early thin afternoon that It had been making Rood rontaet with the Graf .eppclln up to 12:32 p. m., Pastern standard time. In receiving commercial messages. No reports of troubhi aboard were received by tho company. Tho dirigible's position was not given. POSITION (i'lVKV NKW YOliK, Oct. 13 .(AD The North German l.loyd liner llerltu reported tlie posltfon of tho I'i'llf eppelln Ul S U. m(. Kuxlum I vj.. ,1 lloo. Ililvt unrnlnn . iu " " " Irlilude :;:i.(Hi norlh and longitmln Sfl.oo woat This would phi Co the airliner about J&ijo miles from Mermuda. i , a K i;m pht, N. .1.. (x-t. in-- (APP It may tako th Oraf Z-p-pe)n loo hours to cross tho Atlan tic hul once she gels to thn naval air station hero naval officers say the can be landed in throe minutes. m:uim; pakphvpst NKW VUltK, Orl. 13 (AD With her tlvo b&ft horsepower motors droning a steady song of poiMT and speed. Oraf Zeppelin, huge transatlantic lhier, raced over l he At la ill Ic today nt between 7.'i and vi miles an hour headed for Pakeliuist, N. J.. vhi Hermutln. Aihin.i of unfavorable weuiher lo the north dictated that the air ship pursue a circuitous course, to the south. 1 ir. Hugo Kekener, commander and builder, hope lo land at the lulled Slates naval air st a i ton at I .akehurst at noon to ntotiow with his cargo of 2i pat seimets and mall from Kriedrleh shalcii. Germany, demonstrating that crossing (he ocean by airship I.-; no long r morn adventure but now Is a commercial undertaking. Pour years ago today lr. Kek ener saw tho da w n as he up pioaehed the Island of Sao Ml?pie, I he , .ot e.(, I'll Ihe VAX -'A, now Hi'? i I. os Angeles. Al dawn this innrn 1 ing the A.orcs were well b"hlml I him as he dh'ecled (he Graf .ep- pel in, half again as large as. Iho Los Angeles. Good weather aided the airship in making up for lime lost In buf leiinu' headwinds over Hm M-aliter-raiiean alter halving Krb'drleh shaft n. Germany, at - n. in., l-)ast-ei n si and. i ril time, on Thursday. In swinging south to Madeira the tllrlmbh' entered a region of light ar;able winds which made pass age easier. The dirigible escaped a (Continu d on Page 5) i or 'iiv.it KILLS three of her FIVE CHILDREN iii;-ii:iiii'. ht. I ( AP) Mrs. 1 Pc ; tile 3-', drow ned children In the ly after midnight drown the other Hire- of lor fi I )! , ,,it l i e- dl. ,.ud .if - mpiMl t two a-, I hern If. Tlio-o- draw m A Nlla. :i years old. Alary, J i.-al's old ; Glo- i i a , niont hs. Th- other tun children. Nellie, s, a nd P-.l ei.xo Jr., 7, alltu'imh 1 !i i.w u into the i i ei hy I heir noelnr. weie able o rescue lltem- reUeN a ltd Call lof hlp. S hen atluches of the loeal har bor m.!.-ler"s otfiee tirrived tho v. email w.is holding one of the Hue - ieiims under Ihe waler. She was dra ;;-,-ed I rout Hit water bill I he. ehihl. Ib.ria, w as dead. M i t 'a nt era a ml the tw o res ell' it ehihlron were taken ton local hn-pltnl where Iho mother was de tained for ohservullun. Sho Wti:t hysitrieal and wept voiulnuoUiily 'tor llw baby CK'Mu.