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11.. . . . f - . . .. A 1 :- - -. ' '. 1 : r - " r - : K i s . t WEATHER 1 4 " tutVle guarantee oaf carrier -' J service. II yonr paper doea fi .... not rrlve by 0:15, call tlOl ' and a copy will be delivered flay ; and Friday, tempera tare aiichaBgcd; Max. Temp. Wedneaday SO, Mia. 40, rlv er feet, ' rain 1. 12 In- 1 FOUNDED 1CD1 EIGHTT-SECOND YEAR Salem Oregon, Tlrarsday Horning, November 3, 1932. No. 18 wmmmmmk t W V II I K B S H V, SI B W Bill B E B S . Li; Vi v (L;-; i-U, v.. . - - ! i . T BOiDaOS 0IRL1ILLI0O IIROIJOBS (iaptires Notiel Science Award Arenz "of Portland low on Barlow-Aurora Section; , Pacific Highway Storaasli of Silvcrton to i Receive SHYer 1 Falls ; , Bridge Contract 1 5 GANG LEADERS HOUNDED UP It PROBE OF PLOT hi--- K -'v.y Extortion Scheme Aimed at Contractors and Others Charged In Chicago Intimates of Al Capone are Included; Habeas Corpus Writs Flourished PORTLAND, Nov. 2i (AP) i The largest tingle day road eta- tracti in the Sistory of the Orejoa pro'cr Edar Douglaa Adrian, awarded today when low bids on 24 different jobs were let or; as sured in a total amount of 1,140. CHICAGO, Nov. 1. (AP) Thirty-five of gangdom's leaders and lesser lights, including sev eral close associates ot the Im prisoned "Scarf ace" Al Capone, Ruth Nichols riane LPives; She's Unhurt NEW TORE, Nov. (APV The plane of Roth Nichols, noted woman flier,, was badry damaged early today at the start ot what was to have been a transcontinent al dash in the interests ot Pres ident Itoover's campaign. Miss Nichols (escaped injury. ' Tne anatrix, planning a. non stop assaalt on the cross-county record ot Amelia Earhart, taxied down si t. 000-foot runway, at Floyd Bennett field, skidded off. and went into a ground loop. The left wing of her plane buried it self in the ground. Ambulances rushed to the scene ia the belief she was in jured, but she 4ut the switch to avoid fire and jumped out quick ly, expressing exasperation over the mishap. of Cambridge university. Enir- laad, who shares with Kir Cnar lea Sherrington, of Oxford nni- I had been rounded np tonight by 000. Completion of the projects will put to work, directly of in directly 300tf men for the Jnext seven month ,. . ; Of this amount all but about $50,000 will be paid for by fed eral appropriations and must be I, completed before Ju!y 1, 1933,un der terms of the emergency relief bill making this money available. The remainder of fhe amount will be paid for out of 'state funds The state highway commission served notice upon the contractors that they may terminate tie contracts if the Jobs are not completed be fore that date. While only half of the awards were made immediately, the moth ers, most of which were held for approval by the bureau of public roads, will be given the designated low bidders in about a week. Work on all wilt be started as soon as versify, the 1032 Nobel Prize for medicine and physiology. Both scientists are world-fam ous for their discoveries in the I men police for Questioning in a reput ed plot to extort huge sums from contractors and other business study of the neuron. The value of the prize Is about $40,000. Releases on bond after book ings on disorderly conduct charges were obtained by several, six were freed on habeas corpus writs, but 10 of the more or less "big snots were held for further investiga tion. - Latest of the series of raids during the past 24 hours netted arrest of Frankle Rio, 33, cellmate of Capone In a Philadelphia jail. and Philip D' Andrea, who was sen- Mr I' A PIwpII RO i in 1 tenced to six months for carrying mrj. U. A. ClWeil, OU, IS in a lntQ the coortroom where Capone ws sentenced to Atlanta prison for income tax evasions. Some underworld gossip credits D Andrea with the present active management of the Capone syndi cate. W W IS UN WHEN AUTOS CRASH Hospital With Possible Fracture of leg Mrs. L. A. Elwell, 80, of 2720 r:nrrv itmda infrared Tir t cut and brnixpn ihnnt thtt fae I Check Weapons for a-sr-"- w I . I nrvi tt vwl Al- wtaw-f hlhwsw MtmmfsalAii tAflnir I nfVtcxi Klv m hfAlran lav e (ha I HOVD VIIU1 HlliTICiw nat tnr TWcmhor 11 I. Tm-t. I TfttlU nt a polliaion at TTninn and P Andrea and four Others iani 1 Liwtv trftt. at fixo n m tm. were arrested in a Loop hotel to- Rtart Shortcut terday, between heavy sedans daTi rowing police squads drag- Deeptte Warnings . driven by Miss Gail McClean, 2720 ea. DO"1 8CO" 1 ,m T-urn inf ha n a, nrnlaMi n. I I :Herrv atantla Wcat hnnnrl lull I uuwiuiu., i ""U "' elude work On the Wolf Creek J. R. McKy, Eygene merchant. atssn wpni irpn mniw southbound. At th Salm eM. "1"8" n criminal cours mw ral hnsnital vhAra Mra T!lw:i I aiiemoon. was. taken by Salenr ambulance, " - ucce-i were -a v men it .. ,nnrti i.t iaat ht arrested yesterday in Loop office that sbe was resting well and ap- Pulld!ng; bitenri',flT,a0f,l: Desort for immediate habeas cor pus writs but their cases were con- route of the shortcut from Port land to the sea, and will be award ed despite the recently published warning issued by State Senator Joe Dunne that he would seek in junction proceedings to prevent I parently not in critical condition. work on this route The commis- Miss McClean and Fred Leh- ion yesterday recetfeA Jl aimflar men, 690 Union street, both re- T,r Tn?,r45S;J7; ISEl noUcefrtmark ln theJor,pt eeivd treatment t. tlt hospS -SmtSjlLUZ a telegram. No public mentlonnor for cuts and bruises, then return- ToiV.ra found dm, tha ratda notice was made of this warning by the commission members. Delegations heard by the i com (Turn to page 2, col. 3) f ' : ! Although the demand ffr food and clothing by the needy this fall is much larger than! at the same tima;1ast year, the local Red Cross is better organized and ready, In cooperation with the county court and Community Ser- ed to their ' residences No arrests were made. Polieel vmina accident was apparently caused by Miss McClean s failure at first to see the McKy sedan in the driv ing ram and the skidding! of her machine on the leaf-strewn pave ment when she did see h3m, and applied her brakes. Neither auto mobile was speeding, witnesses said. Tne McClean sedtn crashed a curbing, breaking two wheels, a window and the windshield. Only a bumper and fender were dam aged: on the second mahcSne, volvers found during the raids could be traced tp recent gang STILL FOUND UPON BLOW'S ESTATE W LI 111 E BUSINESS MATJ DIES Was Taxi Driver Kidnaped By Murray and Willows In Prison Break Zina i J. Zinn, 07, the Salem taxi driver whom Murray, Wil lows and Kelly kidnaped when they commandeered his car in their sensational penitentiary STORM BRINGS Remembers Willamette Valley In Pledge to Protect Industry Fan Here in First z pays Of November OverHalf Of October Total I 4 ) 1 i, J r. Wind Over Coast States is Accompanied by Snow At Higher Levels If ore than half as much rain fell In Salem yesterday and Tues day as in all of October and the forecast ' was for continued down pours. Early Tuesday precipita tion was 0.99 inches and that over Tuesday evening and yester day .morning, when the clouds streamed water and quickly flooded irutters, was 1.12 Inches. Between 7 ajn. and 5:30 p.m. yesterday, 0.21 inches mere fell, president Hoover in characteristic attitude while addressing voters ii "rti mi ill bringing the total for this week to 2.32 inches. Along; with the sudden appear ance ot rubber coats, the heavy showers brought shivers. The minimum temperature yesterday was 41 degrees and the maximum but tour degrees higher. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2 (AP) -Scurrying inland on the wings ot a gale which lashed the cape here in 1924, died at his northwest coast, the first storm home, 1153 Oak street, yesterday, of the season brought scattered In the prison break. In whieh showers to Pacific coast valleys Oregon" Jones Inmate, Sweeny today 4nd decked mountains with and Holman, guards, v were killed, snow. and "Lute" Savage guard, seri- The Oregon and Washington ously injured, the convict trio I coasts were swept by the gale and forced j Zinn to drive them to I small craft took refuge in har Pratumi schoolhouse. There they bors and coves. At the mouth of tied him to a tree and went on the Hmmptullps river on the in his car. After their return here Washington coast, 24 skiffs, boat from Washington where they 1 houses, fishing nets and other were captured, Murray hanged gear were lost and a fisherman himself in his cell. Willows and and a duck hunter had narrow Kelly swung from the gallows. escapee from drowning. . While Murray. Willows and Heavy rains accompanied the Kelly were at large, residents of wind in the northwest and show- the Willamette valley remained ers were general In terror of the appearance of northern California, the dangerous trio. The three Snow Flying Upon entered one farm home, forced I Peak ef Cascades all over the nation by radio. This picture was snapped at Indian a polls and shows him appealing to the audience to cease applaud ing and listen. In an address last night announcing his intention to return to his home on the Pacific coast, Mr. Hoover made special mention of the tilings the government has done for Oregon and other western states, and in outlining the administration's plans for providing tariff protection for coast products, cited partic ularly the Willamette valley prune industry and Oregon's butter output. He said an immediate investigation of tariffs affecting in dustries in this vicinity was planned and that they would be raised if this were found necessary, PEACE PACT WITH U.3.F RED PLAN International Soldiery Also Suggested Again For Geneva Parley is DIDia VVv 9 f lin A inn- throughout guitative' anti-war pact with the United States is saggested in the new arms plan which France will present at Geneva Friday, says a the residents to reea tnem, tnen snow was reportea nying ai report on foreign affairs to be at gun s point, compelled a youth higher elevations in the Cascade. BUDniUted tomorrow to a conven t driie thenr to? Portland. En- Slskiyoa nd Sierra Nevada u of pm1er Herrlot.B radical- roftisijBBBrpiij mountains. , - "111 socialist party. rantlv had ban a lanltor at the LEICESTER, Mass., Nov. 2 .tat Afflr hnildinr. Ha was a rrooiDiuon agents raiaea ujfe member of the Salem Elks a stable on tne estate of CoLliodKe J. C. ClAarwatAi 24 Snntt. oamuei b. winsiow, cnairman oi Snrvivlnir are the widow. Church street, and Ernest Butler, Kn United SUtes Board ot Me- Georgia Zinn of Salem; three lets of, guarding officers keeping 1 covered Stevens and Naehes a shotgun pointed at the driver's back. Capture ot Murray at Centra' lia, Wash., resulted from a tip given by & former companion in crime who said Murray had dou ble-crossed him. Zinn Long In Taxi, Gun Gallery Business Zina; Zinn had lived in Eaiem for 501 Tears. In earlier days he operated a shooting gallery, 1" PetrtlOTI Of MlillOn, NameS lor ran uui imnto iua ir . ... . "Checked" at btanon, (Turn to page 2, col. 5) HUNGER MADS START HOMEWARD Seized by Police LONDON, Nov. 2 (AP) Aft- The plan also envisages the cre ation of a general military staff to function when the peace of con tinental Europe is threatened, of ficial French quarters said today. This staff would have a fixed number of trained soldiers at its disposal. The men would be as signed to the general staff by the , various continental countries who agreed to the plan. The radical-socialist report on foreign affairs, which will be pre sented to the party convention at Toulouse by Francois de Tessan, vice chairman of the foreign af fairs committee ot the chamber I of deputies, and one of Herriot's closest political advisers, confirm- vuaria street, anu Jmeex uuiier. I . . - - ueurxia hub ui uciur uunyvi - v . rh.t v 1395 North Liberty, reported . Uiatton. late tonight, and took brothers, Wiley and Frank of er the first contingents of ih lnchrm nlan attemnts to den minor collision between t h e i r Possession of an elaborate dis- galem and Chester of Walla Wal- 2,000 -hunger marchers" lo "en ' " " Vui iiuv eavu oaQa ini lZ n J- . Ttmm!r,.Lt!r a at 14th and State streets. No T. One man was Injured and h, wash.; three sisters. Mrs. Al- swarmed into London last week Ti5e' i cop wiia tne ftlon. on waa -ort(Kf ,ntnr(u.5 la second escaped during the raid. e Sumerwell of Tfllamook. Mrs. from all parts ot the United King- 0 : i vuu ,.muuBwvu u; nomn lngrej ut roruua uu i aom wb Dwriai uumi, i m- tf yy pnone, uoi. wmsiowsaia: Mrs. Ida Poul of Los Angeles. night the mystery or wnai nap- rUUlHZ llCctl illiZ m . V I . ,1.1. .liMAMAil. I x unersi trriogsmeuu mrw or i penea iur pctmua Vuivusw Miss Thora V. Boesen, executive secretary of Willamette chapter, announced yesterday, while she announced yesterday, wmie she I r r 1 u. was considering deUils of the Red LilTlCOlH UeteatS uross roil can wnicn begins next week. i In 15 communities ot tjie coun ty, local committees now have been organised to watch out for families needing assistance, in vestigate their status and report Grant Eleven in Last 2 Minutes tal 1b advance, I have not been near the place (known as 'Stonewall farm') since. The les see represented to me that he de- afred to nA the atahl for kaan- rUKTLAND, NOV.' 2 1 API I In ftnrsaa Thit'i all T Vnav o neaaquarters nere. mjbs Boesen scoring in the final two minutes 1 about it bat I suppose the boys tisiw me various aiBincia at. least i oi piay, wncoin nign defeated I will have a big smile on m.H www uu usually twice a monia ungi mgn, 10 v, in tnr toot-i John Skok, -55, suffered a xo comer wun committees and in- Dan game here today.! broken leg when he Jumped from vesugaie cases. xjincoin got me Dail tnrougn "This is all news to me. I rent ed the barn as ot September 1 1 ing made at the TerwUliger fun- ana received tnree montns' ren-eral home. BARRY WRONG MAN ly bearing one million names was solved. - The netltion demanding aboli tion ot the Means test, wnien lim its dole beneficiaries and which IS HE'S WORD NEW YORK, N. J., Nov. 2 i a atone wall at tn Tjr nt tne Mrs. Curtis Cross, roll call a penalty on the Grant 3 0-vard I atahia, wn .nunntinr n apiJ Dr. John F. Condon, the !..,. v. .i.. n nniioa. , . . i.. - - - i " - - i - . I LUlu k w linu uwu cnairman ior saiem, reportea yes- line as tne game drew near the eape. , I "Jafsie" of the Lindbergh kid- men wer informed they eruy max ?9 iocai wonien nan eno. a pass completed despite a The still was said bv prohlbl- naping case, revealed today in v-T 0 mke their nrotest tjH 7 j I Bppery oaii aa-mon director, John Han, who lea l conversation wun Annur bwtj, u, railway authorities, In Mooney Case To be Remanded never reached the house of com- (Ap Deman4 OB 0oTernor mons as was Intended, was eon- 1. ' T, . . .nMi. nscatea bj wuc .rda bMrln. TO- Tam Voonev. ed it had been ehecked in tne ' - o,r,o-. Charing Cross rmUway ttlon- ness day bomber, was announced Three men presented a check . . . tn MooneT Mouid. at the station for the nunaie to- i mt' lnmmt night and seemed angry when Red Cross memberships, j Candidate Shut Off Air Becahse Words Libelous MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 26 (AP) A political speech by F. H. Shoemaker. Red Wing, farmer-la bor party candidate for congress, Ibeing broadcast over WCCO to- night, was ent off the air, about ers defense committee. The announcement also said legal steps - will be taken next week to bring Mooney to trial on an outstanding indictment against line. A lateral pass but tha balllsBd to lia a anattv f ISO that ia had been handed a receipt v u..,. laft I wMcn r1" "rsons ana in . i I - w " I I JtVir UXKAVU . . M - - anced the Cardinals to the 3-yard 1 the raid, to be worth $35,000 1 Jewel thief and escaped convict. I gallons daily. mm J Polino; On Way Southward j Portland Work Approved Ughtning SpUU Biff Fir Fear Fishermen Are Lost CANCELS OREGON TOUR , - , WW I . V.. wtw I MWIUAU, WAV., 1,VT, A V A seven minutes after the start ot I Dr. Daniel A. Poling, national the 16 minute talk. ' I -f prohibition lecturer, was on his Henry A. Bellows, president, of t way i to Oakland. Cal.. tonltht to the Northwest Broadcasting Co., continue .his efforts in behalf of Inc., ordered termination of the the nation's liquor laws, broadcast, the first such Ineldent The dry leader, who had been in tne history of the statloq. (scheduled to speak in Salem Officials of WCCO ald that the Tuesday night, was 1 forced by time the speech was cut off the I adverse weather conditions to air. Shoemaker was using term-1 abandon his speaking tour ot Ore- lnology against his political op-lgon. He had been traveling by ponents that might be considered I plane, but was forced down by libelous. I inclement weather Tuesday. Dr, Roberts Leaps -To Death From ; Canyon Bridge PORTLAND, Ore," Nov. ; (AP) William O. Roberta, 53, - Portland business man. war killed Instantly today when he leaped from the-Vista avenue bridge to ' the ' canyon road" below,, police He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Carrie Roberts, and two sons, Frank and m Ward, t til ; of Portland. Police said they learned mobile to Eugene, then left by train land Poling proceeded try auto- at 1:30 a.m. today for Oak- COMMISSION SIGNS TJP " ; PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. I (API The contract! between the city council, the county and state highway commissions . and the Portland civic emergency commit tee calling for, the improvement of Fourth street was j signed to day. - : ,! " The project, if undertaken, would provide work ; f or 1,000 men ! this winter ' i -4 - - . The contract is dependent on the. approval by voters at next week's elecUon of 1195,000 bond issue for right of way, tor , of no motive for the act. - ithe project. . - i HOUSE IS DAMAGED . t(A AAA nionm mftna-r h I ' . j.ii.j A Jured 48 OtHrS daring WO tTO- I "...r.,T . . V' I" BTer" w.mo. - parednesa day parade In 191. mTO .lo - their way to tne nouse oi com- Meanwhile nlana went forward eemetery. mnm hinrkivt hv noiice last nixnt i . .... . . Wbrd ot this revelation, how- d D uie bloodiest of four riots fT M rViFcotte of Port- School Principal Sued Because He Chastised Youth ever, fMm Lamb of the state police, who said i Dr. Condon must have been mis taken in talking of a receipt as no receipt had been given. He added that ithe doctor probably was re ferring to a note containing cer tain i directions, the nature ox his story that he believes lie un lttingly placed the pomb. CHAMPION "WINNER PORTLAND, Ore.. Nor. J which he would not reveaL (API- A bolt of I liehtninc- that Dr. Condon talked to Barry at flashedHout of astorm visiting police headquarters after he had SEATTLE, Nov. 2 (AP) here today splintered :a -large fir 1 failed to identify him as the man Asking 9300 aamages against j. tree In the yard ot I. Friedman to wthom he handed the ransom E. Sinclair, principal or tne rea and Hnned off a icornar Af the! monkv. Rarrv stood in line with I oral Way school near Des Moines, roof ot a vacant house next door. I six detectives for the Inspection. a teacher, E. Hoggatt, and The tree, was split from crown "None of those, men was the Ithe school district, a 15-year-oia to butt and. large pieces were! one' Dr. Conson said. hurled soma distance. Friedman I said the impact broke; all ttel jJjU C ftin 7c light globes in bis homel and put iSZOrid OCUOOIS bis radio . out ot commission. Friedman and his young daugh ter were knocked to the floor. boy, Warren Nlckell, tiled suit in superior court today. The youth said Sinclair beat him with his fists and with sticks so severely . that he had to have hospital! treatment. Henry Clay Agnew, defense The lightning storm was brief, it- was , followed by a heavy 'b Close Unless 1 t ' J fV" ' I xxenry uiay aim, ueionm ayP? Plrf aSOOn I counsel said Warren wa punish- Inch in two hours, the govern- Members oE the Astoria school I rM. " Iiax payments are lormcoming 07 1 n . - r - 1 w..,ww, w . 1 w w . w ww wmm wm l-t A. V run a . uri,. - nor. 1 imoiiu u idni muuuiuiu " m mm CAP) Fear tor tha safety of I rants and current erpenses.l UTIOT1 IJUmb VOti ATvek man WslB siTfiwMsiaul ,sis)vsi Ifial a.ftlla I. OVIa lt ewtll : I tvai auvu. w mm vayf veew wa s MuifVlV an v,w f a uvevi, I - ewMaeeeweB-a. J aay wnen it . was aisciosea tney 1 - Todays meeting was an aa- had set oot to sea for a. fishing l loutned session ot a meeting last I CAMBRIDGE., Mass..-Nor. t trip Saturday, and have tailed to I night at whieh the financial situa- I (AP) Ernest Lee Jahneke, a- IVtaiJI, . ' i I - ,,: UVH H IUWUCKU. II IUilli u I lUUUl, ItCOUUI VL UII IWIJi Hilt Only two ' of the men, John 1 school notes outstanding in the I tonight in an address at Harvard and Marv Pesoneni both of New-1 amount of approximately 152,008 I university that the : democratic port, are known here. No trace I In" Addition to about $10,000 In I party la wagering everything on ot their fishing boats, the Sophia I warrants will be issued within j its theory that there are not and the Cascade, had been found I two weeks to pay teacners' saiar-1 enougn ct ntniting , -voters m tnia at a late hour." lies. I the board said. country to elect- president." BUFFALO. N. T., Nov. 2. f AP) Tommr Paul. N. B. A. featherweight champion, dedsire- lr defeated Tony SclolinoJocai rival. In a fast 12-round bout here tonight Paul gave away weignt to make It a non-title affair. Paul weighed U H. SdoUno 130. i 1 w lift WHS I '3 GARB x. - TODAY ON TRIP TO THIS COH Fedeal aid to i West Tc!d Ini Announcement He'll ' Vfte at Palo Alto Oregon! Butter and Prunes Mentioned as Needing Tariff Protection Political addressee 1 over the radio today will include erne by Dr. Daniel A. Poling, on besxalf of the republican national eeee mittee, over KGW at p. m.; by Senator Steiwer ever HEX at 8:80; by Louis Ijsch mnnd of Salem for prohibition repeal over KEX at 9 p. m.; by Daniel J. Tobln and Fannie Hurst over KOIN, democratic i addressos, at T p. m. The XBC list lncludee a talk : by Alice Lonifworth. auspices of the Re publican Radio league, at 5 p. m. and at 7.15, i Governor Roosevelt, Owen D. Young and others nnder auspices of Re-pnblican-f or-Roosevelt league at 6:80. By JOHN F. CHESTER WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 (AP) By telephone and rfcdio. Presi dent Hoover tonight directly in formed California and j the nation that he intended "coming home te vote" at the end ot an llth-honr transcontinental campaign swing. The chief executive disclosed his final campaign plans in a late-at-nlght political address, in the Carlton hotel here, daring which Fire Crew Wants old Toys; SSSSSwZSi Chrktmac. Renair inh that if that party is pitced in pow- IrliriMIIKlo n-pdir JUU aricnltiir.1 "nrrvdnt- will t on the farm." Under a democratic "egIBe, he said, "the country would go back to conditions of depression worse than that through which we have passed." The president delivered his address directly across the continent by telephone Starting at Once .Pack up your old toys, broken though they be, anS prepare for the coming of the 1932 Santa Claus. For there still Is a Santa Claus. Rett vaon lamia w at n rl Mnvam, her he confines his activities to "d, 'lic by n riding about on fiery red, roaring trucks darting from city fire sta tions to do his part in battling tne demon Flame. But each November, this Santa Claus comes into his own and works patiently and long mend ing, rebuilding,- repainting old toys, accumulating as large a sup ply aa townsfolk provide, to make included the Pacific coast states ef Oregon and Washington in his ad dress, i - Starts Westward This Afternoon ' . The president spoke tonight at the end of a long day of prepara tion for his departure tomorrow at 4:20 p. m. on a fifth westward political swing, with major speech- .C?lld'" heart D De- 4l4.IU.. St. Louis. Madison. Wot, and st. Paul, beiore beginning eta swift dash to the west coast. He now plans to begin his far western trip Saturday night, di rectly after his St. Paul address. with a few major speeches en route. He expects to deliver a ra dio appeal for votes on election eve to be broadcast from a point still uncnosen. His arrival ia Pale eember 25 Since city firemen undertook their draftsman task of reviving old toys and giving them to the Elks club Christmas Cheer com mittee for distribution to the many small bos and girls who otherwise would receive none, they have turned out dolls, wag ons, scooters, and mechanical toys ot all sorts by the truck load each Alto u scneduled for about noon unristmas as many as goon- i Tuesdav ' 1 s After relating his identification1 ' with California, he asked directly 'for support In this contest." He added he did "not take seriously (Turn to page 2, col. 1) hearted Salem folk gave them to work with, i Firemen Will Call . For Old Toys Condition ot the toy or doll makes no difference. Broken parts are combined to make new objects for childish delight, surgical op erations performed grafting heads, arms, legs to dolls. The fire boys are ready to be gin being the 1932 Santa Claus; and they anticipate an unprece dented demand for their output. Tney are now appealing ior per- Bm i. ownftr oit the UoUzf. m having old toys and parts to wood cIab of ttt0 tfdtie Coast' leiepnone inenu iremen on sav Baseball league, leaving tonight wiii can tor weiB Mucw s1"'; for Salt Lake City, compared ! wumoers to can are: central -.-v. baaehall to the fad of mi. . 1 v' ... ,,,, utnre goit, and said he wouM Bill Lane Wants Baseball Played By Light of Sun LOS' ANGELES. Nov. 2 (AP) 4635; South, 4040. propose at the next league meet ing in San , Francisco en Novem ber 21 a plan to restore daylight games. I Lane said night baseball was viewed as a novelty when ft was Four Children Burn to Death; I' PrPnfC (?QrPnP Introduced two years ago, and , IT dlCHLi tdyci dd(jd that u guchtit was rap- I STREATER. III.. Nor. 2. CAP) idly finding disfavor among baee- hatl fm Tli a it it IMIMI. fee roar cnliaren lost tneir i ,.,, tv. WArflt i . decade. a A a . aV M S. S wmmr A I ' - lives toaay in a ur uicu awey the home ot Mr. and Mrs. August Hocking, in the loft of a one-story unused factory building. The par ents received sever eats and hnmi tn alanine and Mrs. Hock- ing was in a serious condition. PORTLAND. Ore.J Nor,! The four rfctlms were KOnaia CAP) Abe Kaplan ot New York 7, Carol Warren 4, and Grace I defeated Pat Rellly 1 of Boston, 2. Cause ot the tire was not deter mined. Late Sports two falls out of three, in the fea tured match of tonight's wrestling.; card here. Kaplan weighed ; l and Reilly 208. j v The first fall went to Kaplan in 22 minutes on a wlnglock and an 11 HvHvmifx1) Cf t tlnr -fc - -1 1 ' I Jtll 1 4 St eaaotftV Sk frtw 2 to 1 in favor ot HoovemxF'X I dodged Reillys nying Uckle, then tyi gave Hoover 11, and Thomas pounced on him as Reilly struck. tMmm. . :! i xne max.- mt'm Sore-MacPhersoe - bill for I t Sailor Frant, 172, San Diego, the consolidation of the two state lost to Bob Miller, 14, : Chicago, annnnrtiwt edncatienai institutions I in the semi-windup. I Miller wen r I m. .a a e liV ;ew Jl 1 warn riven a strong adverse rote. I two siraignx iaiis vna ooaj The deflntte trend toward Preal-1 dent Herbert Hoorer and republi can pollclee amoaS college men and rromen of tha Taenia eoast was borne out again tn a poll of Willamette nnlrerslty . atudenta, conducted ' nere Wednesday ' by Lola Wilkes, editor ot the Will amette Collegian. ' - Three-fourths ec - the student body, or 373 stadenU. took part In the poll. Of these. Hoover re ceived 27 rotes. K s ; . An Interesting feature was the close race between Norman Thom as. . socialist, and . Fran kiln Roosevelt.- -democrat. V. Roosevelt with 55 ; rotee barely - edged out Thomas, who acOred 53. ' i I- Fourteen membera of the facul- 211 to 83. with the faculty also IDr. De Vora, 175, Portland, pre- roting against the measure, 11 to three. At least one member of the student body thinks that the great Teddy Is still on the political battleground, tor one lone vote was cast tor Theodore Roosevelt. ned Glenn Stone. 17$, Olympia, Wash, for one tall ini the second ; round ot the three-round opener. ' . . F' g A WT k,. ' -i BLA.l PftOV A-f--V a boxing card that saw all sir fights end in three rounds er less. Th nail came after a student I Henry Woods, I whirlwind light- 4n 1 wnii-ht of Ttklma. Wisb was ewaaavaaasftvajr J ewa w - w i ' , j ' . annralaal of tha three candidates, f awarded a technical knoctoei wttti fit Tfkr. Ratem. anoakinr I over Bad News Jobnson, . San for Hoover; 'Olven Bowe. Salem, I JrTancisco, m xne secoua rouua fa Roosevelt, and Ed Rounds, of I the scheduled ' six-round main . I Eh..-.. . 1rt9 TliAiBit. r . . . I Mint bre tovicitL. - '1- .--iw -- A - - - f . - .. , k . : .. ! r ". '"V ' f 0