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WHOLE Nt MHER :WIIO. MANY ISSUES NINE KILLED AS TRAIN HITS BOS IN VIRGINIA Newport N«w», Va., Nov. 3. — (A. P. > — Nine were killed ami a dozen Injured, when u Chesapeake and Ohio pu»sen- ger train »truck a bus near Hampton today. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Ml IK EV MllOWM WORKING WOMKN (ill MIX HOI RN SLEEP THOME CONNECTED W ITH COOl IIH.E CAMPAIGN ARE DRAINED Chicago, Nov. 3. (A. P.) — Em ployed women get an average of six hours of sleeq» a idght, according to a »ummury of results of a "Busy Women's Clock" questionnaire, sent out to several thousand women by Mg lai'ira P. Miller, director of the luil-’olh'll«* Head Pnslict» Dire < 'n- 'department of women In Industry of binili > If Either Coolidge <>r the national W. C. T. U. Dini» Are Elei ti-d "The woman who does not stretch ottl her ''official' workday with from two to six hours of home Wawhlngton, Nov. 3.—(A. P.) work. seem» to be mre." •aid Mm, President Coolidge today »ent a me«- 'Miller. "The majority of employed women also cook at least one meal »age to those connected with the Re a t|uy » publican national campaign. Haylug: "Please post this message as my thanks and appreciation to the loyal, efficient worker» at headquarter» and their associates in the field. No cumpuign ever had such service." DEMOCRATS RAISE ONLY $600,000 IN CAMPAIGN MRS. WARREN G. HARDING IS REPORTED CRITICAL ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Washington, Nov. 3 —(A. P. Tile Democratic national com mittee reported to the satiate committee today that a total of $81«, 311 had been raised to October 29. «The disbursement report was not filed. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Marlon, Ohio? Nov. 3.—Mr». ♦ Warren G. Harding was report- ♦ ed today In a critical condition ♦ at the Sawyer home here. She ♦ Is Huftering from kldn«y ♦ trouble. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ NILES, OHIO. RECOVERS FROM KLAN RIOTING AFTER NEVERA!. DAVE OF RAIN BREAK COMES AND DAN Niles, O„ Nov. 3.— (A. P.)—With GER IM LESSENED Chicago, Nov. 3—(tA. P.)—The Ohio national guardsmen still pa first of a series of workshops for trolling the city Sunday, Niles was disabled war veteran». In which they quiet, following rioting between Ku will turn out memorial wreath» and Klux Klan forces and anti-klansmen. flowers for patriotic uses, will be In connection with a scheduled pa opened here the first week in Janu rade, which did not take place. The Dnwcs Hus Taken Brunt of ( mir ary under the auspices of the Bolo IfastingH station I m Förthen! Went of list of wounded today still stood at River Went Up IO Feet and Nine pnlgii—Davis < srrie» Own Inches Hiner laMt Saturday 1> mv I m Station*——Oregonian Will dub, an organization given chiefly about a dozen, with four men in llaiiiicr Coast io Coast Morning ItroadiJiMt Coolidge Talk to the Intercut» at former service Warren City hospital, two of whom men. may die from bullet wounds. No one was killed. Thousand« at «mall emblems, the New York. Nov. 3. — (U. P ) — red carnation, Insignia of the Span More than 600 national guards- Eugene, Nov. 3.— (A. P.)—With New York. Nov. 3.— (A. P.)— The presidential contest which will ish-American war veteran», the blue Final campaign addresses by Presl- : men were on duty, and many others the breaking of the seventh day of »«nd the voters to the poll» tomor . violet nt the World War and the ; dent Coolidge and John W. Davis arrived during the day as parts of incessant rainfall yesterday, flood row 1« the most complicated »Ince purple daisy of the Veteran tYorps of j will be broadcast tonight, Coolidge the various units of the 145th in conditions here became less serious the Wilson Tutt •Roosevelt election In the Republic, will be manufactured, through 28 radio stations, and Davis fantry, ordered out by Governor today. The Willamette and Amazon 1912. according to C. T. Jennings, secre through 10. Davis will start at 9:15, i Donahey. are dropping. The total precipita tary of the executive council. Or eastern standard time, at New York. tion for the week was 10.15 inches. tn addition to the presence of three ders for popipies from the American President Coolidge will sneak after prominent candidal«» In the field, the le-gion and the Veteran» of Foreign Davis concludes, probably about 10 Salem, Nov. 3.— (A. P.)—The situation 1» further affected by the Wars also will be delivered. Willamette river here at 7 o'clock i o'clock, from the ” White House. Introduction of the Klan Issue, both Former I'- H. HrllJltor PllMM^M Away stood at 18 feet and eight inches. Only disabled American war vet 1 KGW, Portland, is the most west- Washington, Nov. 3.—(A. P.)— in the national and stat« contests nt Age of 1<»2 Filial appeal to the voters by Chair erans will be employed and the pro I «m station to broadcast the Coolidge T. G. Illigli Victim of Accident Today It was rising a foot an hour. The In addition' to thia, the soldier vote Spaulding lagging company report man Johnson, of the conference for fits deposited in a general fund for speech, and KFKX. Hastings. Neb., must be reckoned with and tile wom When Auto Wrecked the relief of vetera* and depend ed a reading of 18 feet at 9:15. This progre»»lve political action, was is is the most westerly Davis station. en's vote 1» expected to more nearly la»» Angeles. Nov. 3.—(A. I’.) — represents a rise of 10 feet nine approach normal than ut any tlmq Cornelius Cole, former United States sued today from LaFollette head ents. Salem, Nov. 3.— (A. P.)—T. G. inches since Saturday morning. quarters. "A vote for the candidates »Ince the pussag« of the suffrage senator, 102 years old, died at his [ Portland, Nov. 4.—President Cool Bligh. Salem hotel man and capital amendment. In many eastern »lutes home here. The direct cause was of either old party means the per- idge again will address the people ist. and a companion lielteved to RENO DELEGATION IS j petuatlon of monopoly, the pauper- the wet and dry i»»uc 1» still ullve. Incipient pneumonia, old age und a GREETED HERE TOD IV of the entire nation by radio tonight have l>een a carpenter from Salem | Izalion of the American people anil touch of heart disease, physician» at 7 o'clock, coast time, and The named Davis, were instantly killed The entry of the American Federa »«Id. 11« hud been In fruit health ' the final catastrophe of the war. Leaders in Waeliiiig'on and Oregon tion and the Railroad Brotherhoods for several months. A delegation of (boosters from Oregonian. KGW. I» one of the series today when the automobile in which I he said. I* nu lies Victory Into th« Independent campaign a» | Reno. Nev., -was greeted here today of 28 broadcasting plant» which will they were returning from Neskowin, carry the speech. skidded near Grand Ronde and went uvowed political force, adds haze to i »« they yxissed through th^ city on « Seattle. Nov. 3.—(A. P.)—State StccIhciulM Are Striking— President Coolidge will not speak over a bank. Bligh had been to the presidential atin 'sphere. their trip to the Canadian line They Fishermen who have no compunc are traveling tn a huge bus. furnish more than 15 minute», according to Neskowin to superintend work on a republican leaders predicted today The LaFollette movement of 1924 tion over the use of »almon eggs yes ed them ¿or the occasion, to adver advices from Washington, and the summer home he was building, on that Coolidge would carry Washing is vustly different from the Roose terday made a killing In the Rogue. tise the Nevada Transcontinental content of his speech is announced which Davis was doing carpenter ton by not less than 25,000. State velt revolt In 1912. The Roosevelt In Telegram Iteicived Herr, Nomi- The r weeding waters of the Rogue Manager Baltaine. progressive, and Highways exposition, which is being a» a brief and vital final message to work. nee Hay» Election Is Sure bolt was a personal cru»ads. The State Chairman McDonald, demo the people of the nation on the cam are clearing and bait fishing 1» now held in 1936 in that city. Republican party of ths previous 11 crat, agree that IaiFollette will win excellent. Good «pinner fishing for The party made several trip'« up paign. He Is scheduled to start Cavemen Will Meet— years was virtually a Roosevelt party John W. Davis Is certain nt his sllverslde salmon Is expected as soon In Washington. promptly at 7 o'clock. Pacific time, and down Sixth street, attracting The Cavemen will meet tomorrow with a few conservative loaders hold election tomorrow. In a telegram ns the water clears a little more. considerable attention, with their and will talk directly from the White night ata the Josephine hotel for ing out. The Roosevelt party had. received today by W. T. MiHer.. Pqrtland. Ore., Nov. 3.—(A. P.) pennants and flag^ flying. A short House. their election night session. A pro —Republican State Chairman Pat of course, a fringe of Democratic chairman of the Democratic county As in the previous case. The Ore- speech, boosting the exposition, was 1 Allegation I» R«fut<<l — gram has been arranged and in addi terson said, “Coolidge will carry progressives, but the Roosevelt ap central Ainimkttee. '.Mr. Davis elated A statement which appeared last made when the bus stopped. Wally gonlan announcer will open five min tion. returns from the election will peal wan virtually a Republican I that he felt sure that the Democratic Oregon by a decisive plurality". utes early in order to give listeners week in one of the weekly papers Gelatt. director, was with the bus be received by wire and by radio. party split. The LaFollette Inde parly would be victorious. Democratic Chairman Smith said an opportunity to tune accurately. and told of the plans which are be in this city, alleging that I. W. W. Local returns will be given through of the 260,000 votes be cast.100.00(1 pendent organization of 1924 Is vital The telegram follow»: cards, carried by tramps, serve them ing made for participation by the 11 the courtesy of the Courier. All goes to Davis, 90,000 to Coolidge, ly different In that It is an appeal **! beg to congratulate you sin western states. A Washington-Ofe- Cavemen and thair ladies are ex and 70.000 to LaFollette. to both Republicans and Democrats cerely upon your splendid co-opera for transportation many times In ca gon-fallfornJa building 1» planned Two Killed in Wreck— pected to be present. The meetin« I and bears the endorsement of labor tion throughout this eventful cam booses on the Southern Pacific lines, Ernest Kroner. LaFollette State for the exposition. An auto accident which occurred will be in the main dining Aiom ot and farmer organizations and corrie» paign. We have battled for the is strongly refuted today by railroad Chairman, predicted a I-iFoliette near Montague on Saturday night the Josephine. within itself the germs of a new right and wo »hall win. Great is the men. H. D. Ryan, an engineer on success by 15.000. was responsible for the death of two the Southern Pacific. stat<‘d to the party organization. Indignation of the people over the Ashland women. They were riding Courier that the railroader» are In Rivoli (¡et» Ix-ased Win-— amazing revelations of debauchery Politician» are nsklng. on the verge The Rivoli theatre will have full with two men from Hornbrook when Medford and Ashland Win— dignant over the charge and feel that of the government at Washington. A surprise was sprung on Med- > of tomorrow'» ballot», Itow far the they are being misrepresented, The leased wire service on election re the accident occurred. One of the XVIth your help they have had <he Is labor vole will follow It» yeaders; railroad men are law-abiding and turns tomorrow night. The return» men is not expected to live and the ford, evidently when the Marshfield , Twenty-two Have Died aa Result of sues cleanly placed before them— Pingui in l<os Angeles how far the fanner» will go In the could not allow anyone to ride In the will start at the theatre at 11 o’clock. other is badly hurt. The car went football team was playe.l last Satur with your help the constructive pro >lrail of their organization». The labor caboose even if they wanted to. as They will also offer a picture. Hoot off the grade and turned completely day. Ibe Marshfiell beys, defeated gramme of the Democratic party for by Grants Pas« 36 ”o ~ held ,V»d- Los Angeles, Nov. 3.— (A P.)— vote 1» admittedly normally Demo Gibson in ''Hit and Run." or er. serted Mr. Ryan. ford to a 7 to 6 score Three 3* the The total list of dead from the cratic; the rural vote equally a Re aiding ibuslnes«. the farmer, laborer and the veteran, for bringing about Medford star players were a > «nt pneumonic plague was brought to 22 publican ballot (in the north). better understanding with and a bon: the gamp, however, which may when a Mexican died early today. On the eve of election the Coolidge more helpful attitude toward the •»«count for the score. Ashland won His name is unknown. The county force» claim victory, confidentially; WHY CHANGE SKIPPERS? rest of the world, has reached every from Roseiburg, 14 to 7, at Rcse- records show that 10 others are ill the Davla manager, hopefully. The home. But we must be on our burg. Grants Pass has defeated front the disease and 15 others are moat enthusiastic of the LaFollette guard until the last ballot 1» count Ashland and next week plays Rose under observation. Four new cases manager» also claim laiFollett'a elec ed. I, therefore, ask you as loyal were reported last night. burg in the Umpqua city. tion, but moat of the independent Democrats to spare no effort to get force» would be satisfied with a dead out our vote; to see that every pro locked electoral college to throw the tection 1» afforded those who go to election Into congress. the polls; that a fair count la made Such »weeping claims are always certain My appreciation of your made just preceding any election— j 'support ----------- of the ticket is greater than from dog-catcher to president. T1>c . 1 can expreew to you In words. _______________________ (Continued on Page Four.) | Victory will be yours." Denver. Nov. 3.—(I. N. S.)—Dis- through, but finally a sand-soil 60 | covery of helium content in gas feet thick was encountered which ’ from a well recently brought in near yielded about 8,000.000 cubic feet Woodside, in eastern Utah, by the of non-inflammable gas, colloquially Utah Oil and Refining company, is called “wind gas." Analysis of this production showed the claim of John C. Howard. pr< si dent, who revealed that the geologi that the gas contained 1.4 per cent cal structure near Woodside has been of helium, the residue being car London. Nov. .1.—(I N. 8.)—The The Nation and Athenaeum print set aside by President Coolidge as bonic acid gas. Prince of Wale» may return to find ed editorials appearing in New York Tests of the gas were made at ' “Helium Reserve No. 1.” 111» popularity Ims become somewhat newspapers commenting on I he several government laboratories and Plans are under way, it was learn- lessened by hl» visit to the United prince’s inode of living and the Daily it Is said that on the showing from ' ed here, for exploration by the fed State». News promptly printed a cable from these tests that the residual gas, eral government of the Woodside When in London the private so New York statWig that American after the helium content had been area to determine the extent of the cial life of the prince 1» not described ‘newspapers were very kind to the extracted, was of no value commer : gas supply and to ascertain how great in detail to the public. However, prince. Tne Nation ahd Athenaeum cially, President Coolidge agreed to a deposit of the "lifting power” for when the prince was in the United promptly replied with another edi set aside an area of 7000 acres as dirigible airships may be available C.UEAP- Stale», American newspaper ’report torial mildly criticizing the prince I i he world’s first helium reserve. in the Rocky mountain region. 5ÇA AHEAD, ers related every move he made, and for Ills failure to display any Inter Tentative plans for development If the helium content is sufficient, | of the gas field include the drilling these report» trickled back to Eng est In things that really count tn life. SIR* it was predicted here that a huge |of two new wells, one to the north land. When the American reporters England wasn't particularly pleas plant for the construction of army j and one to the south of the discov announced, day after day, that the ed with the prince's manner of de and navy dirigibleu will he erected ery well. Upon the results of these prince did not return to his domicile parture from the home shores. They near the “discovery well” at Wood operations will depend the policy of until early morning, the English hnrdly thought It befitting that he side. newspaper» reprinted these state ■hould board his liner at I a. m. and the helium hoard In further drilling ment». then remain in his cabin until after Two years ago, according to How and extraction of the valuable helium John Dull, a popular weekly cir the ship had sailed, while anxious ard, the company of which he is In the Utah field. culating among the working classes, hundreds waited on the docks to bld The only known present supply of president geologized the Woodside delicately sermonized the prince on him God speed. structure. At a heavy outlay a well helium in the United States Is obtain hl» habits in Long Island and stated Undoubtedly, the Prince of Wales was drilled in the desert country able in Texas, where gas adjacent to that staying up until 6 a. m. every is today the most popular niau in under most adverse conditions. Huge Fort Worth has been found to con \»O morning was hardly the way to pre England, but there are aigns of h's boulders of glacial origin had to be tain a small percentage ot the "lift üCAKift- ■ pare for future kingship. pedestal being slightly joggled. | blasted to permit the tools to get ing element” known ax helium. ELECTION WILL HE MONT COM I’l.K I I t l> s|\t I Ulti OF I It 12 COOLIDGE HAS BEEN QUIET RADIO TAI.KN MILL BE GIVEN BY THE LEADING (AX DI D ATES JOHNSON ATTACKS PARTIES WILLAMETTE HIGH AT SALEM DEAO SALEM CAPITALIST IS KILLED COOLIDGE VICTORY IS SEEN pneumon F death - ust up HELIUM GAS RESERVE IS SET ASIDE IN UTAH BY ORDER OF COOLIDGE FOR U.S. DIRIGIBLES