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MEDFORD, ()KKiON SATl'UDAY, Al dl ST
No. J ft.
Weekly P' l-Ni-iitli i elf
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Carnegie's First $4Q0.
A $500,000,000 Baby.
Peace, and There Is None
Says Dr. S. to Gov. Smith
GUAR
Medford "Mail Tribune
11 1 !1S.
V
(Copyright, 1927, by New York
Evening Journal. Inc.)
"Andrew ('nrni'iiio made his
first $41)0 without spciidiii!; a
cent." That's liuw hi;.' fnrtmics
iii'ten start. I
(.'ai'iii'ie houulit $4110 uf in-
Mii'iiui'v stock, fiavt; his unto in j
payment, paid for the stock j
with its dividends, owned it for j
jiothinjx. " j
j
.Joseph 1J. Day, learned land '
scientist, says the three jircat-:
est letters in the alphabet are
"O, 1'. M.," meaning 'other i
jeople's money." I
j
A quicker way to make j
money without capital is to i
fyivc a fooil idea and uish it. I
A way to plate metallic surfaces
with aluminum, something liitli- j
erto found impossible, is dis-1
covered and involves actually!
billions of dollars to be saved.
The invention will be applied !
1o endless uses, trom kitchen I
I
ware to locomotives, and is ex
pected to s.rive automobiles a
finish del'viim time unci weath-
Micro are as :ood ideas in
the human brain as uvur came
out of it. Try and find one.
Soars-Koelmck stockholders
Thursday voted to increase cap
ital stock by 100.000 shares. At i
market iriees the company is
worth more Hum $500,01)0,000.
Julius KosemvaUl hardly ex-
peeled that when lie took hold
of the company a
11(10.
few years
Compared wil
other coiupu-
II tt'S, (icllcl-al JlotOl'S. Standard
Oil. C. S. Steel, etc., Scars-Um
buck is only a baby. We luiv
buck is Olllv a baby. We llavej
Hie four billion dollar stock
eoniDiinv. W hen win the one I
.
jnumre.i niiiiou company ar-
rive ;
Knoll our
able secretary
of;
state, .Mr. K el loir r. will be in
Varis diseussinKic pa'l lo pre
vent war.
Jn the meiuiwhile Japan is
notifying China that sin; will
have war in a hurry if she does ,
lioti slop Jler nonsense about..), no place for cynicism in Hie
treaties. When von read "di-i r',l,"f, Tl"'''.. rehuious
, A doi biratioll fol tenuous -r
l'ect action is Inntctl. you arc; tolerance.
fen. Mm- ll lil-ill lhrc.it of Will- direction of eeunoinl.- pro-
na.liii!. a plan tint at ot win. j h) ,., , , and
. ... ,. .i
y I ..ieis. ...., j
thev don't interfere witll sninei
.. ' . . . i. l,.-, ;,. 1
ii.v, ei .-. .. ,..,,. ...
ail, I Hie I llilcl Stales lit least
. .
lire perlcctlv sincere in meir
desFre to avoid war.
They have fiot all they want,
nil they can take care of and
their desire is lo he let alone.
tiovenior Smith sensibly in
sists that he be allowed to an
swer the reverend Baptist
preacher. Dr. Straton, from the
pulpit where th
tacked li tin .
Tin liev. Dr. Straton wanton
1o hirtr Miidistm Square (int-dcn
for a big
cl'dUil.
( Jovernor
Sniitli said :
m I will rruh'
m
Iit VOll wlicrt Voll llttaekcil im.
Now Dr. Straton. conquering his
nvernion to publicity, says be will
let Governor Smith answer -rom
Dr. Slraton's llautisl pulpit, provld
oil Dr. Straton can repeat the de
bate In St. Patrick's Roman Catlio
lie cathedral on Fifth avenue.
Tlml BPcnis out of line-first, lie-
.. m(ih linn niilhlnn
to do with the management M St
I'Rtrlek'a cathedral: and.
seeoild.
i.- i...j.. if., LnH In Hi .
Vatrlrk'K cathedral. It will lie ail
IntereKtillK debate.
Hilt Will Hokits rrvk: "In the
old days (lovernor Smith would
have kidded that off with one wine
crack."
That nilL'ht he the wise thing
for Coventor Smith, who In very
linsy. to do now.
t . . ,. .
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I
iiuiinimin m n a oi i nirnnrn
ffl LL UHd IN bAM ritUULU
FOR FARM RELIEF; ABUSES OF
DRY LAW WILL BE SOLVED;
Republican Candidate, in Acceptance Speech Before .
Record-Breaking Crowd, Outlines in Detail, His Pro-
gram for Meeting the Pressing Problems Before the ;
Country Pleads for Religious Tolerance Wants to j
Build a Better Human Society, Not Merely a Better '
Economic System Happier Homes for All Supreme
Aim Final Appeal Is to the Awakened Conscience j
of America. !
(
i
llih Unlit hi SlH'CI'll.
ST..'i-()KI) L'XIVKltSITY
ST.MJll'.M. ( iii., Aim. 11.
r 111 HiKh IliihtH in Ihu uc-
eeiilancc address of Herbert
Hoover today were:
Ilu. ruhti.iUon amendment.
but " pledge lor reforms
under it.
Farm relief through tariff
h protection, development
0 4.
fr inliiml water transportation
4 and federal financial aid for
h farm stabilization corpora- v
tiuns.
An honest campaign with
public accouiUing of all ex-
4 penditures.
4 Jtepeal of tin national
origin binds uf the lininlgra-
lion law. ' " '
J. Kiidorseinclit uf lie prill-
-3 1 uf collective liurKitlillnK
and freedom in labor ncuutia-
! lions with a iileduu to cur-
t tall the execKsive use of in-
Junctions in lalu.r dlsinucs.
1 , cuiiipivliensivo aiul co
! oidiuatcd Ulan for waterway
improvements, flood control,
I di'VOlopnicnl of h dru-elec-
trie power and irrlgalioii.
l ui thcr ei onomy in sm
l' crnnieni hy r
g amzaiion .
. LMi,ninir governmental
and grouping governmental :
agencies dealing with tne v
same general subject.
t'li-micrntiun between gov-
eminent and business on a t
: voluntary basis fur the bene, v
i fit alike of producer, dis- I
! trlbulor mill consumer. Tlnent to bihii;
A fori'lKIl pobey oeiiieiiieii -
lo liriiiKlllK about worm peai e -
but with the iclentlon mean- J
!A I- .. ..,-,. iirliMlllIlte for
v inn,- i,i j -
national delense. r li,-s(,i., , (1e liver that im
lliineslv 111 Buverninent with ,,,.,. i,,,. .,, ,
! spiritual progress. ,
a call to tne women "' "
youth "f Ainerl.a to eontrUi-
,,u' ,h''"' ntliusiiisin to li".
.j,
! periment in demoerao 1
i A pledne to adlcre to me y
, j, ,.inse of Rovernment
.
I'lesident tool-
I chartered by
idee.
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STAXKOltU lXI KHHI r MA
I'M, t'ul.. Aug. 1 I. Herbert
Hoover erceptci
d the rcpumiean
presidential nomination today w
1Ih
reiteration of his ntand against
peal of the prohibition amend-
niiiii or anv nioiuiu .moo oi
IrP-TYtnan HI-1 fnrctnn nt that would consmun. ptatform in which I fully concur niu. 9
t nullification, and with the expl-j but something of the spirit and' Governor Kin II H n-turued to Al
lion of a three-fold agricultural re- 1 ideals with which It Is proposed 1 ban v. after a 3ii-ho'ir absence.
I li(.f program.
The nominee repealed inai ne
vti.nds f.r "the efficient enforce -
,,., ()f iho laws enacted under
' trohibithn amendment ana
r midt'd that "whoever ts enoscn .
ipnid'ent has under his oath the
: solemn duty to pursue this course.",
j K(jr r(.,i)lf ,pf t(ie farmer he out-j
M ,( f rMKratn embracing tariff 1
( . , , ann increased and
p r n t e c t I
cheaper transport
nation supported
by federal financial aid to the
tent of hundre( oi minions m
! , , .1 ... r,,.,nr own
' lollars in building up f.nmer- n-
.! n.i nn.. on. ..
! tuk rnrff uf )
.iri'in'rttliin to
-uriilui'i'.
Sm-itklnu t" " viihl tnrmil? 1" II""1
j alhlelle howl and to i-ountleM inou-,
mds 111 an uiineen radio uom-
; -w over the country. Hoover out-,
; Un.d his stand on .r.,l,il,lu.,n with- ,
: 0;n makiiiK dijeeet reference to
j fl.t.(, K Smith Ills d.-nuK ratic op- i
,,,,, ,,r m the .'.v Ym k sov-1
j ,rnr' ,i,., iarntlon f..r niieralizn-,
tlun of the XO.stead enforcement;
a..
i --.Mo.iif i. ,-iti.m f the enforcement
I , at 1 h w ould permit that
which the c.nitUluli.m twibida U
i
nullification." he Haiti. "Thin Hip
American people will nut count?- '
nance."
Kelternting that he did not favor j
the r c p i a I of the eighteenth :
amendment, tilt; republican noml- '
nee said no one was to It criti-
fixed for necking to change the run- j
stltutinn lly lawful means, hut add-
ed that the republican parly di- j
tiled the right of anyone to seek to '
destroy the purposes of the con-
siliution hy indirection.
Dry Anuses Hecogiiucu.
Hocognl.ing the abuses of en- J
foivemt'iu under exist lug enabling
art.-, Hoover Ha id these must he
, remedied after "an organ l.ed.
i Hearching investigation tif facts and
;cHiisea" had pointed the way lo the
;vlno method of oorreelliiK them,
The republican candidate dispos
ed ut the prohibition. qucNdnn in
the space of a few minutes, de
voting approximately 300 words to
Its diycusslun. To the farm aid
j question he gave over more, than
limn H. oiki words. j
f 1 Mi-. Huovci'm speech In part fol- j
i low.-: ,
Vim bring. Mr. Chairman, for- j
mal uotjci of my nomination by j
!thc republican party lo the ncsl- j
.il(.ni.v .if Ibn I't.iti-.l s:t,t.w i
lt t s
great honor to be
leadership In that
rlf(en fv
party which has so largely made
the history of our country in these,
last 70 years.
.Mr. f 'hiilriiiiin, you and your
associates have In four days Irav
elleil ,111111) miles across I In- eniill-
tllis notieif I
in reiiiiiiiled that In order lo
llllUry ii,,lM.Kl. WiikIiIiikIoii of
his
.,.,,.,.(, ,-,lll.,,!j Thoinpson, seere
, . .
iiiry oi einmress, spem seven (iny
New Vuik to Mount" Vernon.
"' "i-
s(jn MlllnillllU. tlu, i,.s,,.s f
i proKriss. lly the manic of Hie
n,'in,ltn Wns heard
,by ,,, (lf ,. r,.nw ,.,..
I ""' "even days a
,. ,lav, ,. ,.v,.n olu, ,MU,(..
Th(.v wt,r(, 1(( IlM inlontH liml ,..
':,,,, pieseni In the hall, iiiirllci-
. imm., in iiil- n ,m t-euiiiK. j oua
llhese
i ni.-r son noons iiinu iii'iiiu
your iiiee and now lire heariiiR
.:inin' . i nuiiu 111 invii unseen
f,,.v!icm.c. J, fltK. however.
II 1. 1 1 HIV IUIIIIR IJ1 UUI IIUIIUIIMI llie.
hallowed by geuerutlonH uf usage.
should be jealously preserved, and
" lnat l't'I,i,',n yu liave come to
niei ,IM Mjmllar delegations Imvo
' come to other candidalCH through
y-'irs.
: i nose invisioie iniiiions navo
Those tnvixil.l.. million l.i.vn
ulreadv heard from KunwiiM I'llv
, tno ,.t.,iins ()f OUP party prlnci-
))j(.s 'phey would wish to hear
irom me not a discourse uium the
t enrry it into adminiMtratlon.
. our protilcms of the past seven
: years have been problems of re-
, construction: our problems of the
imure arc prouiems oi construc-
uoo. - t - are piooicnm oi pro-
gress. New and gigantic fon-PH
have eom into our nutional life.
The World war released Idea of
government in conflict with our
i "idpies. w. e nave grown to
"nanciai nni physical power
ex:wnicn compem us into a new set.
" , . . .
.Kiven u new tools and a thousand
,nVf,liIliin(( Thn,lfr ,,,, .,(iV.n
icome to each of us wider relntlon
ships, more neighbors, more IcIq
sur broader vision, higher ambl
Hons, greater problems. To Insure
that these tools shall not be used
to limit liberty has brought a vast
array of questions In government.
' nir pariy piauorm oeuis main -
ly with economic problems, but
our nation Is not an agglomeration , accordam e with Um v. Mi
ff railroads, of ships, of factories, wt by no political leadei
of dynamos. i,r statistics. It is h)1'"' station- at which his train
mition of homes, a nation of men, : stoppt d. bowev-r. he was gred
of women, of children. Kveiy by crow of varying si-, and
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NOMINEE VIEWS SITE OF CEREMOIN
jp.' IS
A 4
""-fT ' ' ' -! .:
" . I jtV ' &
Herbert Hoover, candidate of the Republican pr.riy for .-c::!cnt,
mounted the speaker' stand in the groat Stanford ctstllu;-i to inc;icct
th arranaementa made for the notification ceremony Aug. 11.
AL SMITH TO
LISTEN IN ON
Democratic Nominee Re
turns to Albany After At
tending Brennan Funeral
Will Refuse to Debate
Straton in Catholic Ca
thedral. AIJIANY, N. V.. Aug.
1 1. it'i
;no!-niliK.
, ji an enriy imui tor
when ordinarily he would luiv
been sound asleep. (Jovernor Smhh
gtit back to Albany from Chicago,
when In attended the funeral of
t;eorge 1". Hrennan, Illinois 1 iiiii
cralic lender.
Confronted w 1 ' n "'e Il",: "f
whipping his acceptance Hpecrh in
to final form, the democratic pres
idential nominee went from the
train to the executive miiusion,
where he planned during the day
and over tin1 week end to ftp ply
himself to that Job. The Kovernor
also was expected, with memm-rsl
also was expected, with nienO
i of his family, to listen 111 there this
evening to the address of his rival,
Herbert Hoover, at the republican
tmmlne
notification In Califor-
aboard the first sei tion of tin-
Twentieth Century limit' tl which,
: running half an hour ahead of
; schedule, arrived here just befoje
T a. m.. daylight time. The nomi
nee w-av up and immediately de
train imI, the special car of bis
friend. William P. Kenny. on
which hf had made the trip, con
tinuing on lo New York.
Although he went to Chicago on
a mm -political mission. Sin it h re
ceived fragmentary reports during
chatf there with various party
leaders as to the outlook in the
middle west, particularly in III)
nois? Kloyd K. ThompKor. d.-mo.
era Mr nominee for governor, wns
aiming tbo-e most optimistic about
the cham-os of carrying Hllnol in
Nove mber.
As he passed 1 h rough no it hern
Indiana find Ohio late yesterday
Q
, '
and iMst night. Governor Smith. In
v. as
At
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HOOVER SPEECH
PEOPLE FLEE
T
T
Hundreds of Families Leave
Homes in South to Es
cape Rising Waters
, , , n
Storm Extends to beoigia
and Carolinas Red Cross
Rushes Aid.
LNGLIS, Kla.. A u. 1 I. OVi
KloodgnloH on Ihu huge hydro
idccti lc- dam of the KI:'lil.L How er
corporation near hen- were nicned
today to relieve the strain of swol
len water from the It h lacnochee
liver and n swirling torrent was
sweeping down the Valley to the
flulf ti IMcxieo, imi inib-s away, at
the late of two million gallons a
minute. A pproxima lely IMHl fam
ilies living In the path of the fl
.vaters were warned to move to
higher ground and no to of life
was expected, officials of the cor
I poralloii said.
ATLANTA. Go. A in 11 Mi
-yu,, Mtl(rm y. i, h orb.' I na t ed it).
: nu a week ago ns a troph al
hurricane in the Caribbean, was
-luge ish ly uncoil Ing itself along '
the Soul li Carolina coast today,
while parts of i'lorida, worst uf- '
fereil along a c.iprb ions jiath of
destruction, still labored under
t he s on i go of flood waters.
Ill the I!t-mi1e stietih between
! br I'lmbla I'ower corpora I lon'.t
huge dam at Inglb'.. l-'ia.. ami the
gulf. 21)11 families w-er' evacuating
their homes under a warning that,
one of the flood gates of the
jtrit'-tur would be lowered late
today to avert disaster.
Necessity of the slop became
apparent when the lake- behind
the dam, burdened by the dudilvi
rising W'li hlocochee , river, mount -'
d closei' l own I'd the fool of depth:
between safety a nl danger, wh lb'
it was believed that only one 1
open gfite would relieve the situa
tion. a1 thi;ec will be toweled IT
leeessarv. The danger t point WHS
expected bet-n 4 and 5 p. m.
today.
While the siato of Kloilda gen
erally began to emerge from Ibe
discomfiture occasion-!! bv th'
r-torm t ill another sp"t on t be
e.ist coast around the north "nd
of like k -eeholM on the fling
of the evet Rlades was bearing a
heavy burden of fond water. Al-
(Contlnuea oo Tags Klghti,
FROM
DISASTER
TEAMS
ST R CROWDS
OE SPECTATORS
United Artisan Girls From
Salem Make Big Hit at
Today's Contest Win
ners to Be Announced at
' Farewell Ball Tonight.
Although the I' a c i i i roast
I'utted Artisans' dull team tout
! was held this morning at :i oVloru
at the Armory, the results of the
; competition. In which seven tramn
from Washington, California ;uw
Oregon look part, will not be an
nounced until !' o'cbu-U tonight at
the Artisan ball at Hilarity hall.
'marking the climax of the con
clave which bcgiin here Thursday
, evening.
Several hundred people watched
tlu: teams perform and applauded
heartily cadi difficult drill maneu
ver perfected l.y t he competing
teams, all oi which wore calcuy
uniforms. Karh team was allowed
from six to I I minutes In which
lo display Ihcir drllK most of
which were gine through with con
siderable SIKIp.
In the order of their n ppearance,
Kvereit. Wash., came first, follow
ed by Liberty team of Portland.
Salem. l-'iMU team of Portland. ;
Oakland, Cal., Lust Portland and!
i West Seattle, l-'our teams from'
San .lose. Medford mid Portland,
a It hough it resent at the contest, j
did not take part. The Medford J
team refrained out of courtesy an
being host li the visitors, and iho
other tenuis wore unprepared for a
1 competitive drill.
The Snlcm. Liberty and Kealtle
teams apparently left the best Im
pressions on t he spectators, who
particularly applauded the Salem
uirls, who were dressed in uul
foi nrs of greMl velvet, feathered
hafs and shoes of a "Special design.
in addition to carrying n saber with 1
u iiti-ii iiiev .. kn M-.n.t 1 1..-. t. I
drills. The Salem team is heudeil
, by Captain Adolph Ihilvorseu mid
has been drilling for weeks for the
'contest. The Liberty and Seattle
; learns went through snappy drills!
and dr ew much applause. The
oaklaiul. al., ;'iun also showed up
well.
Kai-h team in the competition
, showetl ri'sulls of careful drilling.
The feature of lonighrs enter
tainment program, outside of the
' ball. Is thr- paiiule at 7::ii) .In which
an visumg a.usuu members, dim
teams, bands and local fralermtl
organization will inarch from
(takdale avenue to Hlversfdr-.
Last night y at the Klks temple,
decree work 'w.-o staged by the Al
A.iir yramld of Portland, and was
followed by an entertainment pro
gram In whh-h Ted Laker, Cham
ber of Commerce cr.tur.v, i,i the
nbsoiif-M of Mayor Aleuderfer. v.i-l-
coined th
vlsitor lo Medford. lte.
spouse was given by H. S. Hudson,
noprenie pi'esideni. afirr which the
Al Azjir etitertalnetrt of Portland
presenicl a well prepared program
of singing and rnadlnga.
The feature of tomorrow's pro-
. gram is a motor caravan trip to
t Crater Lake, which loaves Ho
tl Chamber of t'liiniiH'i'ic at 7:3u a. in.
Baseball Score$
Ami'ilcau
It. II. I'..
Washington s o
Phlliideiphla :t 1 1 j
Callerles: Had ley and 'Ituel;
I'in i nsha w, ( ii ove and 'or-hi a pe.
ft. ii );.
New York I I
Itoston 2
Itatteile-; Hoyt ami i:onoiigh;
MacJn d"ii, SI m u ions and Kerry.
St. Louis
Chicago
liray and Sohatig;
Merg.
Thomas and
Itp-troft , ...
Clcvelitnd
Sorrell and Hargiavi
Ikiyne and L. Kp-wnll.
af Imutl
ft. II. K
.. 0 li 0
4 7"
Hengi! and
Philadehdila
New York
Latteries: Mllilgap.
Leilau, Hub bell.
H.
9
3
P.oslon . ....
Lrooklyn
llHtterle! (in-cfiflidd nnd Tay
lor; Clark, Koupat and Hetil'iie.
II. IT. K.
Ciiicinmitl 16 0
Pittsburg 0 2 2
Itaiterlcs: Lucas ami Plclnbhi
Hi lines and Jlurgi eaves.
He Will Visit
California
iszmEi.
i i
I Sir Ao-lcn ( hamheiinm.
LolH.. Aug. 1L M' The
. ......,.i..,-a u,.vu it iviu tieen
Inrorml'on the highest authority.!1" lhl" '' tho oonvemton ac
that S.r Austen Chamberlain, llrl.. CUla,oiy ret lee ed the desires ol
' . , ,,. i. ..... overwhelming preponderaiuv
Ish orelgn secretary, w II le ay Qf r lucanji bfi
Soulhampttm at the end of tli.- rttMll.,t n tlol). , t com.
month for a trtL to California. , mt QUr CUUH0 U) .
The Kritlsh foreign secretary, j Wna tniH whU.h (,auMd nie un ,
who-e health has been poor of lale. n eal.,lor occasion, to express
will make the sea voyage to Call- i mv unlnluM ... ...... ...,, ,lH,.nfl-i
foruia by way of tin
Panamii canal.
REFUSE TO GIVE!;
IIDAMIIMnCCM P
c miooimp ua
U iVUOOIINU lYILIij
L 1 N I X 1 3 1 1 A I . U 1 1 s s i a , Aug
(Vi A two months' search for
iho missing Amundsen party ami "Kepublicann. however, do not
the six men of the dirigible Italia ,,,ono cling to their past achieve
who have not been heard from 1 ",('n,s- m matter how great our
since Mav r,. will shortly be i Id i tl"'"-. With changing
started bv I he Uusslan icebreaker , eentlitions. our party, atwuys flex
Krassln. which recently was no IbI " i-elon8t lo the cxpund
successful In picking up'Mcvcn oi UlK 'no('(,M of " country, has
the Mulla's missing men. embarked upon great and de-
M. Groza. general secretary of ''able rfornw. which may be
iho yoviel rescue commission, lef t i "--complihed within the limits
for Stockholm todav expressing i ,,r lh eonstitutlon and within ;hc
his own as well as Hie rescue s,,,,Ito of ol"(- ceonomic law. "We
commission's bidlef that the Italia ,,aw' n,pl 'ar" ow l'l,aH0 ,,r our
and Amundsen groups are still 'onnl existence, each new prob
alive. e will proceed to Sta-1 1,-,n r Hl,r national advance, with
uinc-r to join the Krasin. which proponalM, both leglslutlve and
llmmedJatetv after repalr and , executive, which have been ade
c.aling at Itergen. will resume Its 'lte in their nature and which.
Arctic search, first touching at wh,'n "I'Phed, havo proved hui
Leigh Smith Island and then iw cUl1 t,,elr "l'atlon.
Unuing to Kranx .h.sef land. I . Aecrdingly, In our present
, . platform. w offer to the country
STAVANGKIt. Norway. Aug. JL;llione proposal which wo believe
tl't The Hussiau ice-bri-aker responsive to the real needs of
Kiiissin arrived here today to the people and to which we feel
undergo repairs preparatory to sure the people will produce u
resumption of the search for favorable reaction.
Hoald Amundsen and the five men "Nevertheleus. we recognize that
missing with him In tiie Arctic. j It is ivut merely the form of
Prof. San.oih.viteh. head of the Words to which we should looV
xpeditlon, declared his firm belief
(Hint the Amundsen party are all ! elnlms of party urganlxations fur
alive. Jlu was almost eiini lly I popular favor. It is the under
' optimistic about the six in issing i spirit which animates those
mbers of the crew of the dlrlg- i words. -
lible Italia. Purity of Ideals,
j "If they nre alive, we will find j "The spirit of our platform la
tthem." said Prof. Sanioilovlteh. unmistakable and it springs froiu
He said the search would be uur record of faith, kept through
continued until the end of Septem- out the entire period of our parly
ber. The efforts of the vessel are : history. This spirit, you, sir, per
to be supplemented by sen ut tug . sonify. Wo know that In your
flights which will be made by
Li ut. Chukitovsky.
Death Toll of
the Automobile
PKN'HLKTUN. ore.. Aug. 11. ; nuiititaiii purity of Ideal In asso-
tA'i - When a truck he was driving ' c!il,1"n wllh onwnlwl partisan
left, the road and overturned, Al- E Activity. '""
vln Wilson, r,7, a farm band, was1 "ln th,i' w know th you will
killed late yesterday. 1 11 1,1 ,e',t transcend or to dls-
. .,,! ; tort or to nullify any portlou of
PtiLTLAND, Ore., Aug. II.--j your party's p!form or any H)i(
tiVt - Itulph Coleman, 7, was killed: lion of the cotlMttutlon of tho
late yest'-nlny, w hen he was hit t I'nlted Htates, from which our
l an iiutomoblle after falling - platform springs. Wo know that
from n motorcycle.' which upsei.your Interpretation of fundamen-:
after hilling a curb. Donald Che-jtal principles In both the const t
ney, driver of the car, was ar-tullon ' and platform will - ring
rested and released on his own i true. Knowing your exceptional
iejognl7jiiiee jH-hdlng investisa-! sense of organisation, knowing the
Hon. (Intrinsic merit of your character
.
.cr.v IV.tnk In Doing D!
SAN KltANcisco. Aug. 11. P , have turned to you to lend us li
The Cmted Security Hank & Trust these Immediate years when thw
today announced Mho purchase "fjgreatest need for our country la
Lhssen Industrial Bank f Stisnn- ,llo application of Bound economic
vllle. Cal., w ith branches at Metier P "
and .Mill Hivci -Mille. iCoppffQ 0 Pgt Klght) S
NEW IDEALISM
PROMISED BY
HOOVERSTAND
Senator Moses, in Today's
Notification Speech, De
clares Republican Candi
date Is Leading in Veri
table Crusade for Better
America.
PALo ALTO, Calif.. Aug. li.
' iPj Senator George 11. Moses t.i
! day for mally notified H o i h e r t
! Hoover of his nomination by tli.
i republican nutlonal convention as
ithe lepnhlican canditlale for presl
I dent of the 1'uned States, tel'.
; ing him "it In a veritable crusado"
( he has been chosen lo lead,
i The text of his speech, in part.
ioiiowh:
"Your selection, sir, was made
with a unanimity never before
- -". !
' i""o on; oh a open in conicsh
Hie right to thl nomination. Your
Jcctinn uf thiw HUKgostlou was
iharacterlwtic of the modesty with
which you Imvo rendered iho pub-lb'-
service which hon -brought yon
j unci rlngly to your ' p'resont high
iiisunciion. i
"The convention which pave to
you the nomination now officially
presented, also formulated a dec
laration of principles, which con
stitutes the. churt of republican
ism for the next four yciu-M. In
our platform will bo found a re
Iteration of thoso fundamentals of
republican policy which aro tru
d.tiotial, and through which our
party has been able to accom-
I jpnsu so muen ior our country
,,mI ,t! people.
1 as we examine the conflicting"
1 leadership this spirit will enlighten'
land tfnklndlo the co-operation not
only of the great party, which
'has thus nought you out, but that
It will engender the comradeship
cf that other great body of voter!
whose independence of political
thought find expression In thu
company of thoso like you, who
nnl knowing the fine exocullvo
poweis, which you possess, we
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