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CAMERA GIVES PANORAMA OF LIFE OF GOVERNOR ALFRED E. SMITH
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HALIFAX, N. S., Ju!Xl
The Brlti?i lltfht crulHcd
loss was rapidly breaking
Tribune tthohlitVnsidc the'
uQl. (TP)
Duunt-
on
harbor
entrance loiliiy. ubamlonnl by all
lut her commander and u hIu'Ic
ton' crew of officers nl men. It
was feared Bhe would bo u total j
low. '
Salvage experts suliMt was un
likely the vchsel could be floated
nKaln. A llfe-savint; crew re-
maiiicd In readiness to bo to the
n.si stance cf Captain K. 1. Mac
J'herHon and his GO men If danger
threatened.
s Tho cruiser, feeling hr way t
q into iryjk iiarnor inrougn a uense
fog yesfvrday afternoon, evident -i
ly mlstoolv-Thrum cap buoy for
! tluOono nnirkinB the fairway up
Q tho harbo. Jlcfore her officers
discovered the mistakOhe wuh
hard and fast on the rocks, her
lore part up to tho brldo resting
on tho sharp ledge.
) O'Kho did not carry a harbor
pilot. Hho spoke tho pilot l i
outside the harbor, but prueecuVn
without n pilot.
Qien It was apparent their ef
forts were goliitf to be unsuccess
ful, Captain Mael'hersoii gave the
order to ulmndoiQ.ship. Ail but
&0 of tho crew of 425 andheir
effects wero sent off in lil'Woats
and brnught to the QckyunlB by
naval Qaft.
' 0 was at first byjeved tho ves
sel might be floated at hlgli tide,
luL All examination showed her
Miking water rapidly, itulkaUng
$cr bottom had been n weed In
-humorous places. ThWj came a
heavy list to port,. O
With tho cruiser gi (filling sti ad-
fly on tho rocks In the harbor
Bwell, all but tho salvago craft
, eiQ ordered away from Iit he-Q
cauO- of tho whinger should she,
Ifleak In two nil tho stern V"fj
nOOe off llio wicLm. If a huGh -j
tjc!y wind shoulospring un the j
Kfii would quickly breauOup.j
Ofval men believed.
Tho Dauntless, u unit of tho
.rtfl Atlantic und West indies'
Ctfuadron, was calling at-Hallfax, J
regufrtr sum
OO'Ik cruise. Sho sailed from Jlor
fee ft?) -To Hi f i44 8 5 -A? v ! WjI 1
'Af I July 3. The
; Chit-uK" laily .Itmnuil 'inlay
juinitMl a telegram fftitn Adam A.
M Mullen, reputdii-an K'vei-iiur of
OOxi-liiiiiJia and leader of thi i.ow-
den agricultural group at I li
1 nublU an national v.ii(F til ion,
1 iiying 'o a request from the new.- 1
pMpetxUM' bin ipibUju on the ngri-
cultural p!ank iV- dernocratic ,
pariv adopted 'i. the Houston con-
veuOn. j
Covernor AI. Mullen's reply fol- '
lows:
"Answering your wire thu. agri- :
cullural plank in the denW-ratic
natfonat platfoi-m is sati.Hfaet ory to '
the farm organizations because it
emtxtjiies siie'cifically the pro- ;
visionVof the AlcXary-Haum-h
although it does not use the term
fpialization fee.' j
'The deimn ratie parly lues not i
believe in (he protective tariff and 1
yet the aOicuHui al pla tik of Its !
platform extends the protective j
system to agriculture, no doubt n
the theory that the protective sys- ;
tem is a permanent economic in- i
Slit lit i..l, " O i
Views from the life ot-oGovernor Al Smith of New York, showing the Democratic candidate for president, as he appeared from l.oy
hood to the present timeV Left to right, above, the house in (iijver street. New York City, where Smith was born; Al at the age of 4;
a photo snapped at Coney Island; Smith and his father a few years later; the candidate at 16; and Smith as a member of the New York
state legislature. Below, left to right, Governc Al's mother; the candidate with Mrs. Smith in 1918 when he was running for governor
firat time in New York; Mrs. Smith aswe appears ioaay, and the latent posed pnoto or me governor.
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) Jhe jioursQ of
I Ml..- ni'iMiio Khft
CtDQya. June Ji.
TheTrlbuno shoals were named
j(pii9ho wreck of 11. M. H- Trib
Sijio on the shoals ir0 years ugo,
ufll-ii 80 lives wercOlost.
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A. R. Veteran, 82
YQars Ol4) Arrested
for MoonshiiQing
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! Drunken Jeweler
Kills Daughter and
Shoots His Wife
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w()y seieeieu, wenoaiancen niio
irautlvely slagde com prises t lie
AJ'sOolatlon Vaudeville program at
WTJVIh CiUerlan Theatre tomor
pvighfr Five acts five ehap
1 (0'S of fun il frolic, imikt' this
fCls Of tfle greatest bills the theu-OV-lQvltftr
iubllc lias had the good
CO'tJtne to socHjIh seiVkf ii. ' Hi
tfJiQUnlng hr (ius King's Mel- UJ
lyind, flvo real musicians, pre- in
xeQtiQg this Hcason whut may lie
Q-rrjJlned tho wmJ; acme of musical
iQ-9mplltdimcnts In their varied
nQd classical program. Their re
0ertre sO extensive, coin prising
tAo classics, Jazz music of Unkind
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ly Q,y. a--otts.
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( iio , j ii i y ;t.
niQ intoxicated
iiiimr to police
helcr. prom-
helson. who Is 7"
illiips.d whll- phivnu:
lcn to a hi'-iilal,
In Was found to be yJl'Tim;
Miiiietiiln und slonciW Iroii
I'hyslclaUM last nielli iiid his
as the trial
;,io
eondll Ion v
that if I
he
leave .e h
much imi'i
cnul Inueil
Uonbl soon br
spital.
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AAnt Is ho popular today aniT also
: lever surw islng novelties thai an
cxliDinelyN'ntertalnlng.
Tho CeutyvMs io arn
.... w. ,
eUQ.
Hen pi h. bis y, mis. I'rof.-;
Mirheison has mainlalnr-d an ac-
e tnleresl in aihletirs. Ilis prov
i on ji trnni-i c.mtl has be- n re-i1e(y(T),..n)trat.-d
lvQ,i- vie-
imi' ti oiint:er men.
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Mnl lul l hi iiiiiiiiir Iml
clil-;-'l ilM llh ilay.
ll(J,;,,l li.-i-u ln--illi-li-.l n.-M .1:1 1 1 -lli.il
mii II a iiiuUtiii wiml'l (a) I'lU-il
lh- il.-1'i-ii-.i- nl Try i-nil ui l"'i'-
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ili-f.-lM- Iiii-i l.ri-illil
.ill. hi i.l' tin'
I,- wasn
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nt tiXili
I n.-t aught if lie did Dot
ushlning."
rbi- ageii I'niun army .man was
llell.jalllill Si'Jiin,
when Hly U agcnl
gallon capacity slill in 1" u.ll tipera-'
the bai h room. J lc was ;
n false hair I
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llii-nl ('aimii
-mil kllli.l
ilautihli-i-, .li
woumli-il
ilia. five.
killi-,1 lih
vi li- sin. I
lay ash.. ,,
1'ity ji'ivi-l-'r, shut
his M-yi-n-yi-ar-ulil
rii- J.i-na. M-rionsly
..III.-
ilanlili-r. l'anl-
iii-liis wifi. ami ilicn
s.-li. 'I'll.- twu sisti-rs
In Un- ht-ail as tln-y
In laal.
II ( Your. Favorite Jeweler III
: II 'Since 1918 I !
, 1 li :
IW'ith ntovenieit ot' instrtV i
mental precision and I '
handsoiin! rases, our strap wq
R w a t c h e s with citsluott HI
i S-la'U' l':t''S' "Ute "I'Pl'O J jj :
ojnvigoraHng
WHOLESOMENESS
YOUNG folks obtain an invig
orating thrill from delicioiS,
wholesome soft drirs. Besides
high-quality sugar with its
ei-rgy value,bottled carbonated
beverages contain pure carbon
ated water and wholesome fla
vors. Carbonation . . . perfect
onby when the drinkois bottled
. . . produces that sparkling)
appetite-creatingefang.
oiiled
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nini
marksmen from the other sid
will offer a spectacular novelty.
Firing at targets Is hut play to
Qhcm, so they have evolved several
novelties to iunti(fi) Jielr accu
rate sharpsluiottng. Vlaylng a
musical Instrument wit h bullets,
tug removing u woman's garments
re two of their feats.
Kd V, Jlays ut)d Lillian Tate will
Cftffer an act that crowds i. its
12 minutes of mit (It all 'hat om
usually finds in u muslciHcfmiedy.
Miss Tato n stage be.Thy of
recognized attainments aioi ,Mr.
Jlays has served successfully in
llroadway productions.
Lon McC'louQitnd Until lingers
succeed In provoking a goodly
number of hearty laughs with
, their comedy si.ieh ."UcNtvllle,"
written by (unQ uurad.
Never In nil your life will you
experience mich a laugh onvul
Mnis. amusingly entt'itiiinlng M'vni
minutes as Jut Allen Qll i QiU
you Willi. TQi entertalomem in
corporates u little bit of everything.
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Slato Iiicoiiio Tax
HAI'KM, ore., July 3. 1N0l he !
completed petitions containing the!
rediiired slgnaturcH were
i filed with the secretary of state to
day for the Initiative, hill providing
a state Incomu tax and curbing (he
legislature in Its Intfrfyvncc with
hills passed liwho pepVi,-. Ib.th
ineasutCH wcrcs-'sponsoi ed by the
, Ktate grange, state f ileraiio-. vt
labor, the tirder of Uailway ion
duQns uml In the cane of the lu
, come tax bill, nlsu hy Ihe fa intern'
Union.
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li nl.iy In I Ik- I. a.lilm l-I
llai-k.-l.-' al ItlnllV
slin y i.f Un- iV..Ii-i n u inh-ri. m hl.
li . -all-. I In s.i ilit'l.-i . ill a in.ii
dial II w ill always I..- li-tni nil
an. I as ..msiamlnui irmii , ffi,V.
any i.l. till .- mail.- al-.nu sfiinlat UT. '
unis. Orii.- si,y is ini iii.-ii I,,,- ii. Oral
slri.ni,- Ml Irr I nu il.., .-ininty ilif
f.-r.-iil fiinn a-QhiiiL- J-'-i-ll t- t.tn-.
"Til.. lla.U.I' was ;i,Im.i,.Ji,.ii C(
Mil. s1:i.-.- l.l;.v ..f II... bVT
whlih i-iiini,,! u lu.ilPiil
I'.ii-a.lwa..
R-lili-il
M.li-.han nis
M-lili-li- as lil.
s.-lf. anil wiinl-i
Th.iiiuis.nij
i iiiy mi-
S Di'Ml'i.yi'in n( C.m.s llaj-
MAKNHKIKI.U, .Or., July 3. i
(IV) Two (lemrnyi-i-s, tin- I H. I
Hloil.lnnl and t'. K. H.
huvo arrlvp lint Cmw
Hlay or r.niiQayi., t-oiulnit lr.Mii Hun
IHi-go. TIhi 1-ri.ivs lio fi-n-.l in
form Hay cllli-s am! will Join In
Iho c.-k-lmiUon of (hit riiinpli-ili.ti
of Iho lloOHcyt-lt lilh.vuy ut Wln-clH-li--
Hay on July 4O
MlnlsK-r Is 1'lml nut
IIAWTIIIHIXK, N.J., July 8.
(& The congregation .if Haw
thorne IU'fortnpd church no lim.-r
.lenlrps na pawtor tho Ilcv. John II.
Itppyci.. who lias fllid null fur di
vorce numlnit a member of the
choir as co-rciiondent. The .on
uroitatlon. !! to 3, vot.-.l nun lust
him. He Ik nn a vacation with
pay. His wife occupies the mr-
i.y
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Optometrist
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