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Newspaper Page TextMedfo RIBc Weather Year Ago Maximum o:t Minimum -1 1 Dally Twenty-third TMt Weekly Fifty-Mventh Yaar MEDFORD, ORIXIOX, THURSDAY, NKl'TlvM ISKli (i. 1928. Nil. .1 til: The Weather Forecast Fulr; sUglitly warmer Friday. Mnximum 9 .Minimum MAILT KB Today By Arthur Brisbane New Work Begins. Ribh Men Not Worried. Don't Know Too Much. N. Y. Central Listens. Copyright, 1928. liy Star Co.) . The passing of Liilior clay moans the beinimiiti; of an- i other year for Ihosc that take j work seriously. A few rejoice that hard work j, has returned. Many would have ; vacation days last forever. ! A few will amount to .some- j thinf?. Willi this morn the ' earn- puign comes to life, feebly, j hack of earnestness is due to ! the fact that niauv big men, j Governor Smith will carry Mb pres. ; idential campaign into the mid-west ) which means rich men, careuho week of September 1(1 with little which candidate wins. !" speeches In Nebraska. Oklu-, , noma and Colorado. I he ilrst ' Hoi h an; considered "sale, j speech will be at Omaha Septomlinr I 4'o free silver or free trade this j 1!loli'"!,0"1 t y . I September 20 and tho third at Den- i ' time, only something to drink, jver September 22. ' j The Itiliorarv for tile first week ' " tor an lssm' ' " That does not disturb the i "best minds." They know pro hibition is in the constitution to stay, whether they like itOf not. Host of them like it. Trohi-i'10 liition interferes w i t h the l...:. lt. nni-1 northern w orker beei , and the southern negro's gin. It! ,,f . .,,.1'nt.r.- M.lfl, i,n i (IWtT IIVIl. Jlll.Tlllli: "Mil "gentleman's" champagne, in north or south. M While politicians and edit- ors are calm, the clergy shows signs of excitement, north and south. The Rev. Dr. Straton lmrls this at the democrats: "Tho.wicked shall be turned j into hell, and all the nations ; that forget Ood. The doctor iidds: "If we now Tammany i.c the Vnited States, we shall deserve our fate." New Yorlc socialists say they are taking votes from the dem ocrats, because democrats are bidding for Wall Street sup port. Straw votes aijiong un ion workers shows a heavy socialist vote. That, vote will be missing in November. Something in the average man makes him want to win. Knowing that the Socialists cannot win. those that might vote for them, don't. Knowing too much is dan gerous in these bootleg, graft- ing days, if your knowledge is off onsive to the gang. ' Man after man is "taken for n ride'' and tossed from tho ear, dead, for knowing and telling. 4 An important, business man of New York, contractor on a big scale, is found dead, fif teen miles from his house, re volver in hand. The police ask questions. He is supposed to i have known too much a now political trraft. " AVhcn "Hij? Tim" Sullivan, leader in Tammany hall, intro- rliw-.wl l,iu Cnlllrnn hU fnrliirl- ..... , flinpr pistol carryinsi, he said to tliis writer, "For fifty dollars I could hnvp any mini in the country killed.' 1 o o 1. 1 c ft prosperity hns elinnfied the price, not the. sys tem. fni. v .... vTT , .1 .im I 10FK cnirBl ""committee of this city, the sena-; rament here 'yesterday lo render! christian Crusade Htewardshlp as not listen to the first surest- i tor also found on his program nihomngp to the memory of the cinilon Is now teing eondueted ion of fust enmhhintinn air nnd t meetinp for iatrr ln tnp dl,y ntln bishop Patrick .1. Keane at' ,h" 1iHtrlrt atton.oy of r,;ine ion or last commiintion air and , Halem Wi,Iowfl uepresemative a solemn pontifical mass of the "nty. acrording to Mark M,-Cal-rail trips, fiencral Atterhtiry, Andrew and other party leaders requiem. lifter, state corporation commls- nf Hip Vonniivlvonin At 4bo ' f t"' sPction attended the rally. The ,Most Keverend Ted ward sinner, who was In conferen- e with nt the jennsIanin, ot tho. l(1 fJ p nrrh.,iNhop of 0lW(nthiu official at Kuge(( wnrm. Rtart, With his Atlantic to I'd- nOHIXSON SPKCIAL CAR. en!rltv nntl Portland. Ore., was thei(,- AUfalllster's attention ha eific line, eombininjr with the Santa Fe, nnd saving tvo days. Tit New York Central, listening now, has put twelve three engine Ford planes to work and will de liver the ChicaKo "tired business man' in New York overnight. (Continued on Fi(( Four. AL MAPS JAUNT TO CORN Hoover to Invade Tennessee j for Talk On Water Power! Nominees Both Parties! Plan Stumping' Tours ! Curtis Greeted in Massa-j chusetts. ! i By D. HAROLD OLIVER ! Associated Press Staff Writer j ALBANY, N. Y., -Sept. B. (JP) I for Ills tour was announced today i by the democratic nominee. All his speeches will be at night, he said. I smith will remain away :.rmu New York. Htate (he week bcKlnnini; September 23, tint ho was unpre pared to say where the schedule would take him In that period. Neither would he indicate whether woultt so to the Pacific const tor invade the l-.nnlh before he ro- turned to Albany. Alter llie second week or ills Btlmpl lH, the uoluinee wl KO I direct to Kochester for the denio-j crane suite convention. Asked what subject or subjects ! llTln 'Jberjesi'e vmv i uIoh in the mid-west, the governor said he could not make that public ! I at this time. - He thoupht. however, j j that at Omaha ft prohahly would he t farm relief. ! I "There will he no daytime talk- j j ing for me,' he emphasized, j He assumed that ndequate facilf- i ties had heen arranged tor the i mid-western addresses, including! rn.kf"ife would be accompn-h nted by any members of his fnmll the governor replied: ' I "I Haven't made up my mind on that yet; I have heen thinking It over." The nominee's special train will leave New York undny. Se pt Amber 1!, and take on his party at Afbany tlie same day, prolmhly in the early evenin-:;. By JAMES L. WEST Associated Press Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (P) Water power development as an aid to industrial expansion is likely to form the chief topic of Herhert Hoover's address at Klizabethtown, Tenn., on October lfi. This historic little mountain town is in the heart of one of the great water power districts of the country, wliere the tributaries of the Tennessee furnish power sites saidby some engineers to be cap able" of furnishing at least 15 per cent of the potential water power of the country. The subject of water power de velopment is one to which Hoover has Riven a great amount of study. He regards this subject of para mount importance, since the unbar jthe greatest natural resource of the notion, particularly in the moun tainous regions. Touching upon the subject in his acceptance address, he declared for a co-ordination of water power de velopment with flood control, irri gation and reclamation and also a co-ordina'tion of projects wherever ;conom; and efficiency possible, in the interest both or Kepresenative J. Will Taylor of Tennesseee, who called on the re publican standard hearer today to discuss his visit to Klizahethtown, said the people. of upper east Ten nessee and those in nearby dls- tricts of other states wore enteritm )Velopment. , i "They are able to see." be said, i nut n iium iit-nm iitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuu of Kovernllient affalrst such ns they are assured under republican rule'. land particularly under an adminis- trauon 1 enp " rPrt iioover, (s Rrpafy to their Interest. I pre- 'diet that the sreat region of which fMizaneininwn ib a renter win go ; former service men in mat sec j overwhelmingly republican." .tion. SAL KM, Mass.. Sept. fi. tJPt Uepublienns of northeastern Mas sachusetts gave Senator Curtis, the republican vice president in I nomi nee, a hearty welcome upon his visit here today. ; Stopping over nt Salem for ntjp, Hundreds of persons crowd'd luncheon triven bv the renuhlicnn ' rouip .Mff-nvnie. i-iin.. nepi. o. relebrnnt of the man. The night' 'u"o to me operations oi 1A) Kxpresslne optimism over in--; nev. John J. Mitty. btuhop of j ,n auMM-iatlon In Lane county, formation gathered on his trip lnif,t Tak City, delivered the fu-'v,'bere a number of people decked Texas and Arkansas as to eondi- neral sermon. - : 'belr property to the organization, tlons In tho.e two stales. Senator; iiishoii Kcine died Inst Mondavi'" P'Tmit for th nab of ttorU Joe T. Hoblnson moved today Into Tennesee. the only southern state so far selected by Herliert Hoover for a enmpalcn address. i. (Continued an Face Six.) HOOVER PLANS DRIVE ON NEW YORK iwv'fgi if 'r Herbert Hoover followino a conference on republican campaign plans in Governor Smith's home state with Eelmond Machold (left), New York state chairman, and William H. Hill, chairman Hoover. Curtis camoaian committee In New YorK. SHOT FLAYS Ex-Dakota Senator Taken to Task fbr Attempting to Fan Bigotry Pennsyl vania Now Claimed for Smith "WASHINGTON, Sept. 0. VP) A! brlstliiiB statement, fuli of terms; isuen as ponucai nas-neen iiiiuj KlhKruntled republican office 'seeker - ' wa.s directed at Former, Henaior Hansbrough of orth JJa-t kota, today by Senator Smoot oi L'tah. Hmoot's utterances wero a recent letter in which J-lflns Kffniirli mm' uitmtiii't Imr ( Ifivei'Iliil' I Smith, usked Herbert Hoover to j repudiate all .statements seeking to appeal to religious prejudice in ; t),e cainpain The I'tali senator said that "no i HOOVER CRITIC GOTHAM SEWER; UPON RELIGION GRAFT HUNTED! decent man tolerates publications! XEV YORK Sept G OP) The built on reliwious prejudice" and j Kvt.ninK 1OHl tn(lay myH that Dr that Mr. Hoover has "already m loll,s TavU.i fiimly phyKicillll his aeceptance speech made the:an( cose lierHOtla friend oC Inhn nniiivb -'i' " ar. Phillips, incllctcd Queens sewer intolerance ever delivered In thc(pi)0 IHnBnilt(!( has expressed serl- L'nited States." ttlUH (illl(t that lt waa philllpH' Ho accused Hansbrough of vot-lmflv thl, ...aK bnriP(, ,,orpnt,v. inK to deprive him of his senate! seal, necause ssmooi was a jiieiu- j per oi me Mormon cnurcn, NEW YORK. Sept. 6. Wl Piedlctlons lhaf Governor Smith would curry Pennsylvania liy 150,000 vote .were brought to democratic national headquarters today by three keystone stat'J party leaders. After a conference with the three John li. Collins of McKces- port, Pa., state chairman; seuge wiek. Kisiler. national committee man, and Joseph P. Guffey of; l'ltt.sburg. former national com mitteeman John J. llaskob, na tional chairman, said; "They told mo the Smith senti ment in Philadelphia and Pitts- burg was tremendous. They made I " l" 1,1,11 ",H "Ul" wv ... . . .....at tho moment In the Invest iratlon thelr roport to me, after having contact with all of the county Ihi-nllohnnt t li n tllllll un his own ac ount. Mr. Itusko'b j told of an "overwhelming senti- j mcnt for Smith throughout the ' country which, he said, he found I ( his recent trip in the midd ie west. (leneral Henry T. Allen. former . commander of the American arniyj j.. f orcupation on the Rhine, Intro-i u'Hin' wnKn "i,s " t" dmed to the national chairman!1 0 0 . ;i5 representatives of middle wesi- Prn veterans organizations, who .told of a strong sentiment among The Noted Dead HACUAMEXTO. Calif., sept. 6.- th niiw.,t..-,i nt ih i.ioert k:ic- ' (nf tor a long illness. NKW VnliK- ttreathltt. Jr.. of if Kentucky, lold j democratic leulcr, Hmllh would of ihe eroanlzatlon do not liiei.,.!- ,r,ii v ,n in.r,.. ,,',', .0 ,.,,. I'll lladelpb la al Ho..toli double lieatl win in his Mate, 1 the sale of any slock. Bu northwest winds on coa.t, er nostuuuuil; ruin. DEATH RUSE IN Family Physician Says Corpse Was Robust, and His Patient Sickly Ex pects to See 'Dead Man' Return Vital Witness Is Murdered. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Sept. (!. Kcou(i any possibility of mistaken Identity in the case of John M. Phillips, late Queens sewer attended mm declared positively ; today that the man for wbosi: ' v " t unquestionably Phillips "ThCre is no doubt, whatever, in my mind that John M. Phillips is dead,' I Jr. Johnson said. ..Th(f trk,k W)U,( he b (1 jjjm . l)r. Taylor was quoted B saylnc "The boily didn't look like Jack l'hlll(is. lie had heen a very " ..."'"'" ."..? i tu,'li fin waa robust." In a subsequent Interview with the Brooklyn Kagle Dr. Taylor i repeated his remarks to the Kven- lug Post and added: , I "I would not be surprised to see ' Jack Phillips walk in here at any , time." ! He aid that he thought the I 11 Hum.n autopsy performed District Attorney Xewcombe in ! reply to questions by reporters as to whether he was taking any action on the matter said thnt he I of tho death of William H'niier, n 'witness at tho Investigation which i"!1 ln.lk'..net of I'hll- ! lips. Shortly after the funeral ser- , vices for Phillips, who died In ' "g'"""z ' '.l 1 il "m-1 " ""mien invesnnaio a no l uiiMti i-i uv cireumsiances oi me CULT OPERATIONS AT EUGENE AiRED v KALKM .Ore., Sept. fi.- irt'f An lnvpstbeiitlon of the affairs of the bas ever been lur-d in the anno-j purtroent here nes, the operations . JAPANESE ! POISONER ! A MADMAN jAsyium Escape Sent Death Papkann tn Rnvil anrl rdOKdye IU nuydl dim, T-,HnA klinnnnnn tAnnlrl! lllicu mppuilCSC VVUI1U Hunt Ends Portland Consul Intended Victim. OAKLAND, ('ill.. Kept. -w- A poison plot .planned in the in 1ml ui . mad iniiii uml cnk'U luted Ut kill royal and titled Japanese was revealed hero today with tho ar- , rest uf , M . 1 liffush i. Ja paiiesc e.si-ape from the Napa state liospi 1 till fur the insane. Mitftishi was eaptured at a i.Iapanese-t'hhiese eluh after a six i months seureh in which all of the ;iiUellinenco furies of the Japanese Ku vera inen t Wire utilized. Toyoffi Kaneko, Japanese vice- jeonsui at Han l-'ranciseu. asked thej 'nnins deportation so Unit he could ;he "dealt with hy Japanese author- ' jities." Kaneko charged lie sent i poisoned fruit to Prince lyesuto 1 Tokusawa, president of the Japa-! i.ese house of peers and l'rlneo j Fuminaro Konoye, member of the house, of peers, and other titled Japanese. Other" recipients of thej fruit were said to be the Japanese ' eonsul at 1'ortland, Or., and Heat-j tie. Wii.sh. 1 MiKashi prefaced each poisoned package wild a threatening letter, the vice consul informed police today, which led recipients of ihe MTifiM to have the fruit annlyi'.ed by jan American chemist in Tokyo. Presence of strychnine was dis coveit'd. Kaneko Uitimated that' llie in ternational .search which followed lasted six months until - it culmi nated with iiiKiisbl's arrest in Kmeryville. an Oakland suburb. today The insane asylum escape mailed: all of the pai'kaK'M from JCmeryville. A Japanese consular renrOsentalivG said blent if i-n i hm 'i-fil'&rtHht was Aided by a -hrothiM' in Japan who recoKtiized hand writing on the packages as that of his relative. 1 1 ilf!lsh I'm renl .vwnn be Jcdil 'Azuina. Sept. 5.: (TP) imperial JapauVsc con- ul in 1'ortland. was anions the intended vh-tlms of M, iliKashl, mad Japanese whoso arrest in Oakland ended what is believed to havo been an attempt to, poison royal and titled Japanese, in Amer ica and Japan. This was learned here today from press dispatches and from (he consul's home. The Portland consul could not be reached, but Mrs. Iimuc re called that a package, containing a cake and Japanese vegetables wrapped in a San l-Vaiu'lsco news paper, was received a few days njio. "It whs mussed up and I threw it away." Mrs, Inoue said, without expresalnif the least alarm when iloll nf "" Poison plot. ' JI,H- '"""o did nol r the consul ll v 1,. ., . '"K "'tier with which Higahi Is mM lo ni,vo prefaced his poison l'i-kages. By AIR PRANK OF SERGEANTS Aviators Never Intended to Attempt Atlantic Flight and 'Fooled Public'! , , ' JOKerS EXpeCt 10 Be MUS- j tered BaCK 111 ArmV. ! I'AlflM. Seit. fi -p;. Hergeant j Jean AsKolaiit iiuI P.cno l-fevre i of the French air service seem likely to be mustered back Into the army as soon an they land at .eilourget, as a result of their (coming down at Cafablanea, Mo- J rocco, arter Htnrtlng a traiiM-At-. : tnnlin fliL-hr . . i ! 'IIMII Kjn-t-;i HH today AM-rted the airmen fooled the public by not fiai rviiu: enouLrb fuel Ir. ,,,., tlw in. i i fi..i-i a,,n.,i.i . , t. . . "ir :;',;:;",;;; x";:r. : i enoiiKh for f.O liours of flyliiK. i rltlclsms of th" flight havej been severe. fine paper termed the venture n "l.nd Joke" In view ji of the series of failure., and dts-i asters In Fiench aviation. 'I In- Weather. Oreiron l-'.t- t)nn b-.-i,,..,. , FRENCH ROILED Lout Beats Mother to Gain Her Home; She Begs for Him CIIK'AOO, Sept. 0. MV- Mrs. Minnie llanke, 95, in critical condition from a blow ; over her head, pleaded with 4 i f police yesterday nol to pun- I Ish her son, even if she should 4 die. ; -a mother should close her ; eyes to Ibe wrongs her child dues her." she whispered HJ ! IhrouKh h('r bandages. The son. Kmil, Is held on , an assault lo commit murder clmrSP- 1o11 said be bent I 4. h)a nloiher to Kiiln possession i '' hl''' h""u'- Ib r skull was fnlrtured -.,, , . . , WltlK DepOTS TO Be EStaD' liohod n n ri MnAnor!ii rf i.omou "mw nuuoanj v O-l ! i Crl bODriety and More Speed 'f 4i ISllf FOR GERMANY'S RAIL WORKERS i , was medalist uf the tournament Urged Special Train t0!m! yesterday defeated Jack Wolf jof Sun Francisco in the first round. ShOW Perils Of RUIN. IWillluma shot par fUo on the isth j to win from his opponent. ! BRRIJX, Sept. ti. The fed ! era I railway administration has ordered that milk markets bo In-, stalled at strategic points to enable railwaymen to quench their thirst. The ad ministration will soon send out a special train to show the workers graphically the injuri ous effects of drink and the neces sity for abstinence. In a letter to employes the administration stated that in view of attempts to Im prove tho speed of trains it was absolutely essential, that workers bo sober. The prohibition express will rush from city to uity 'with Its les son of abstinence fur all persons identified witii railway operations. The authorities say that every one from the scrub women to division managers wilt be included In the crusade. Some of tho cars have been converted into class rooms and others contain exhibits. Tho rail way workmen of cities and towns along the way will be required to report for instruction. In connection with the plan a suggestion Involving the prohibi tion of liquor selling in railroad canteens has not yet been acted upon. Heretofore employes have IMM 1 1 lowed to drink be wine wlK'ii otf duty. SEIZE 2 STILLS EXOKXK, Ore., Sept. fi. (I5) Two prlsoneiH wero .captured and two stills wero seized In the hill country near Trent and I'lensant Hill lust nkht by Kberirr Frank K. Taylor. tieorKo Peel, one of the men nr resled, was known for past of fonses. The other Klivu bis name as plain ".lohn Hmltli." believed lo l.u .... ..II.... One two-L'ullon still wns hmm.hi ,,,., , , I" ' . ' , u said be had destroy ed a two-aalhm miiiiiu f ,..i, I still and n lai Ke quantity of mush They urn held on cbaiKc .,, :.. ' ; oi pos- session iind opetiition of u still. Baseball Scores Auici'icaii. NKW Y(HtK, Kept. 0. WNd series excitement came to New York today, nearly a full month ahead of time, when sev j ral thouHimd base hull fa tut storm led the down town offices of the. .New York Yankees in scan h of: tlcKetM for the Athletic-Yankee se- t I ries ojienhiK Sunday at. the Sta- 1 ditun. i Cnfllsmayed by a Ktendy drizzle i of rain a crowd estimated at 50M slood outside the bnemll offices. ln Wcxt -12nd sln-et from early j., ii,, morning until noon when Hi.' customers with their money In their hands were perniltieii "n. - ' 'H" uirouun 10 ine iicki ' Ib-rs' windows, the majority 'zj'v:: :sr . u,rt y - Chicago .... b velaml Catteries H. ir. k. 2 7 3 1 4 0 Thomas and Crouse; iMIIJos. Ibiynv and I.. Hewell. NKW VOHK, Kept, (i (P) 'it - n..i.i i -.. v v ..i l'.liH'l'fiv !t q,,,,t r... li.... w.;P0RILAN0 ii inn minii' i in runivi nino m A ATflD IQ :Medford Golfer Shoots First h; Nine at Del Monte Two; Under Par and Easily De-i feats Glendale Player. By Itussell ,1. Now hind I (Associated Press Sports Writer.) ! DHL .MONTH, Oul.. Sept. 6. tP) ; 1'luyliiK the same brilliant brand j of golf tb:it carried him In mi- : tional titles more than 20 years URO, II. rhaniller Hsan of Medrord, Ore., easily defeated Dlek Thoinn- ! Json of (llendale, 7 and 0 today lllhls Cessna A monoplane, led Ibe , the second round of the California i class A transcontinental filers into .amateur chumplonsblp. i Kansas city tudiiv, landing at j . 4 .,. golfing campaigns started with : marvelous game and had Thomp son four down at tho turn. Kgan ! commerce for the fastest time be "shot the first nlno in 34, two under jtwn St. l.onls and this city, ipur, with a five on the ninth, lie j Unwland was followed bv itob ; would have had a 3a with a nur;Prt Uako of Pittsburgh ' 'hi an four on that hole. At tho twelfth lAmerican Moth. He arrived at t -tits ,holo Kgan was two under par. or L5 minutes after Uowlaml who viae oi uie upseis oi me uay came when J. J. Williams of Santa viiiimmu-u (j Hi. k names oi San Hernardlno, una up. Williams ' toum' tne filst ,ltne bois of the nibble Bench unks in 37. amm In another battle George Ritchie of San Francisco advanced to the third round at the expense of Charles Heaver, u 17 year uld J.os Angeles star. It was a see-saw contest from tho first hole with first one and then the other un top. Ritchie held a one-hole, lead I going into the sixteenth. mum IS DOING FINE TC.T.ARR, CnliC, Sopt. C- iP) So tiny tlutt who mlKlit ue n tooth pick for ii runt', Alice Hamilton wa.s luirii AUKUNt 20, at. tho Ttilarp hoMjiltal, llio one pound nml four teen ounco (laiiKhter of Mr. and Mm. It. 11. Hamilton of Ouiih mulr. The linhy was ho tiny nt hlrth that Its motllor'H wedillni? rinR-Hllppi-tl enMlly over the rltilit arm to form u hnu'oli't, whh-li wh not ti very Weil fittinK bracelet at I lint. The ring slipped nearly lo the elbow. Al last reports lnp rh( ws prnKressliiL- nl. elv. lt is ihe third ond lehibl' nf the Ilamlltons ' 1111,1 "r K""i"as City, in the trans I , cuntliielital all' derby, was for I Wire Report on the Pear Market CiriCAO, Sept. II. (t:. S. I). A.I Pear recolptH: Kleven Califor nia, 17 Oregon. I Itlnllo. 1 Wash itiKlnli, 1 Michigan arrived. Nine cars diverted: 18 California curs on track, 25 othora on track; 2214 curs sold. Seventt'on hundred and seventy five California lltiiiietts $2,110 lo $4.GB; averuKO, $:.HI. Klve hundred and sixty-two boxes WnsliliiKliui llarlletls, evlrn fancy. 2.tl;1 to $:i..in, uveruKo Jll.Ua; nisi! boxes fancy S2.;!ti lo J:!.n5, nveraKe, J2.7R. One tlinitsnnd five hundred nnd I iwoniy-nvn iireKon iiariietis, extra fancy, SH.OO lo sn.lio: avere , ' 'boxes Idaho C InreKoes, ll.tlfi. i '..i . l nrii war receipts , Twenty-nine cars California. L Xew , York. Ill Oreiton. I W.ishliiKton nr-('al.. In his Travelalr. Ho arrived l rived. Three California cars on iiImiiiMI: :io yeslerday, behu; the last track, i:i others on truck; 2:1, Hi.1 1 to Ket In after experiencing eimiiu boxes California llarlletts S:i.r,0 to trouble. He Rot away at 7:2". S4.:i'i, sotno rancy Jl.'.tl, ordinary j All the pllols were lyliiu low. i S-'i.fir. to $:i.ii'i, common and ripe j Knrly today a heavy rain wan I X2.50 to $11.20, nveraao $.'1.50; 72"u falllnK nnd officials deferreil the I boxes llardys $2.IH to S.'l.l.'i, aver-! start until flyltm coudll Ions became auo $2.(10; 1700 boxes ClaroKoes : more favorable. $2. IO$2.S."i. ii v.. $2.71; :i(li;t boxes i Even when Rowland boiipeil off ()re.;on llartlells. extra $2.(111 lo j a sll tht mist was ralllnu and llieie ! PI.", liveriice $:l.20. fancy ?2.r.O lo ' was a low "tellliu!," hut advices s.i.MI, averaKO $:;.nt; 520 boxes i ii .Anions, exira lo :i.kO, aver-: ngo in. 00 boxes Hulls, extra to Slt.L'O. avet-lil'o t:t Iff r.-'.'. " boxes Warthington Larlletts. cx- ;tras $2.lo to $2.7",, avonigo $2.(15, i fancy .4fi to S.r0, average ?:M7. ..;v V () It K. (.,., .rn,. headunaiters ann.iuneeH t e t t i. i- i fr-.rn Itinlolnb Sureckels. blinker and siicar refiner, endorsing Smith. I Heretofore retuibllcan. SAMPLE PRESIDENTIAL BALLOT I intonrl to vote for.. for President nt the November I lira registered ns B Signed (Nnmc) Address (Kill out nnd tnnil to Strnw-ltullot-Oontest-Kditor, Jlnil Triluilie. Jleilfnt'il, Oreifiin). MUlYIULu Wichita Flyer First to Land at Kansas City Today in Air Race Across Continent One of Entries Forced Down. 1 j KANSAS CITV, Sept. (l.(;P)-. I Karl Howlnml of 'ichlta. Kan., in rticniira.s Airport at i'-'m;i p. llo wins, also a cash prize Riven by the Kansas City Vhuuihcr ! was Hi minutes ahead of him at j.st. .Louis. The off ( a t mo of in i ivnl of Rowland was later announced as 12:41:26. Holding his third place position, W. N. Kmery, Jr.. of 1 trad ford, Pa. In a Travelalr, arrived m i:2L. Flying time of the leaders since leaving New York, unofficially is as follows: 'Rowland S hours 7 minutes; Hake S hours :).') minutes. Others finished in the following order: Seventh Tex Kankin, Portland. Ore., Waco. 1:47:31. Klghlh Date Ti. Jackson. St. LouIh, Swallow, l:47:5fi. (orrii'iHi iinio JiU'kHon.) un ICaiikln Mini I TERIIB HAUTE, Intl., Sopt. C (JP) Hurl HowliiiKl or Wichita, fly j Inn a Ct'Haiia M.odt'l A, was tile first jnr the crosH colitilry tiitiilano racois I to nrrlvo hare this moriiin.; frnin C'oliimhUH, Ohio, on llio sci ond dnv of llio air derby. Rowland lundod at S : 1(7 a. in., central standard time, . Howland left Columbus ut. T: r.il a. m imHteni slantlaitl limo. Six otlmr filers had landed bv li oc'lock, eenlrnl lime. The aviators wero lo remain here only :'.o min utes to refuel and ro over the r motors, after which they were .1 depart for SI. Uinis. Uobert Drake of ritUhtiiRh, fly Inn an American Moth, was seconil, landiiiK at 8:45 o. 111. W. II. Kmory, In a Travelalr. ar rived at 8:52 11. 111.; Tex Hallkiu. in n W'nco, 10, nl 8:uo 11. in.' JM A.NAI'OI.IS, Intl.. Sept. li. (P) Harry Suedley of Kansas Cil v. I'HutlliK plane 23. an KuKlerock. and accompanied by Dr. (Icoiko I., iien- down in n Held south of hero while on route from Columbus to Torre Haute. A blown cylinder betid cutlaed th lundln' and, net-online to Rneilley, they will be unable in continue. A piano believed to have booh piloted by .1. W. Hunt ol Mounds-villi-, W. Va., wns reported down In a field about six miles west of Kush vllle, Ind., but details were lacking. KOOSRVELT l'lHl.n, X. Y.. Sepl. . M'l The class II anil I' races In Hie Xew Yorl-l,os Angeles air derby wero postponeil loday null! tomorrow at tl a. in. on account of rnln, Iok and low eellluu. COI.I'Mlll'H. Ohio. Sept. ti.--(,v, 'I'he class A nlr derby I'roiu New York to I.OB AllKelen with :il plane-' Murvivnm the first days IIIkIii i """" ' ' re ' o'dm HiIh inornlnK. Karl Cessna A monoplane, took Ihe air I I lie last lo Ket into I lie nlr win Ceorae W Iti-MI nf lt. !..-.- P...-I.- from Indlaunpolls and St. Louis were that tlio weather there was more favornble. Had the fliers not Untten ntVtiV bulnre K n'clnek llu-v woidd have been compelled to wait until tomorrow under the rules ol itlie derby. huavchai m..t i; -. ol,... ii,.. Chin..e .;lttnn.i lui ..'.i-...-.ni..i, i t ... ila v n iinoiiiiced Km oVeKioiis t.. n.l - here to the KeoUK-:riaiid p.ici renoimeliii! war. , election. .(Name party)