Medford mail tribune., September 29, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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Ityrooast Fntr, und moderate tora
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PfIUGION !
-I"-"- ! mot pADT i I HIHU - bAMt
Ss ! 'J "WANT
Trouble in Jerusalem. j llH V f H lsherdel Maes Victory Cer-!
(Copyright, 1(28. .by Star Co.)
Seci-elury Mellon announce.)
lie will nuike two speeches for
Hepiiblieiinx in October! lie
inifrht make, one short and ef
fective, as follows:
"This Republican adminis
tration found the United States
liovcrnmenl in debt sixteen bil
lions for -Liberty, bonds. We
have paid half of that. Give
. , ... ,., t 'i.iiiii.vi i . .,i-il. in I ...tin.- nullum, inu uiinvn .w-
us a cliuiii'c mid we I! pay orr;H(.rbm HuoV(,r reltei,Ucd toiiov;diiy hv a score of 3 to u wmie
the Other half soon." illlilt "cither he nor the Rcpubll- sherdel pitched, to make the vic-
i party wanted support on tho!lni... ,.,.!., ii, n.it retired in favor
rp i i ' i
1U JU'llNL .'VIIU'ril'ilM UllMMC:, 1
Aliv Alf'Hmi slmulil mltl to Ins
speeeli: "P. S. I expect, 0.
V., to continue my work as sec-
relnry after the 4th day
Maeh, 1929, although I -ought
to be giving attention to "my
own business."
t on 1 cannot fully express my in-
Mr. O.cl. of Newark, b3 years donation at any such circulars."
old, picked up u pilioclile hand, 'Hoover sai1 - formal state
, , , . mcnt. "Nor can I reiterate too
looked at it twice, gazing at all strongly that religious Questions
the double suit of hearts except !!mVl no )il,t ' campaign; I
, . .1 have no part In this campaign.
011C luck and Olie (jllceil,, then 1 1 have repeatedly stated that nel
llC fell dead pher I nor the Republican "pariy
wants .support on t hat basis.
rP1 - v ...4 .. i .t ! "There are important and vital
The great Newton, coniplct-j rtinsons for pt,lui.n of ,ne Iepub.
iilg calculations. Verifying liis "can administration, but this Is
imniortiil formula of uruvitu
tion "Directly as the mass and
inversely as the square of the
distance," found his bauds
shaking so that soinebdy else
had to finish the calculations
He didn't drop dead, fortu
nately. Men's interests arc bf!cll(, violence to every Instinct Hint!
. , - , 1 no posscshcs.
Uiilel'eiit kinds. j Qll()UN SM!t,.u.
r. '. j VSuch.un atlltnde." he said in
s At Lorain, Ohio, MiSS IJctt.V Ui iireiiarcii' slntemcnt. "Is cnllreiy
Hey wood is in the hospital daii- l"''''";TTLnt.' n".''5' ";",c":le oC th0
1 j Republican party. made my po-
gei'OUslv WOUllded. Prohibition (sltion clear in my acceptance
agents, alleged to have fired on 1 lrdedicaied to'loi
a ear in which she rode. -are in :crunce.'. w-p -m find outbreaks of
jail. They thoutfht there wasi' ' "c "LJZ
bootleg WlllskV ill tile automo-
bile.
There !s tint 1'iift thai -t (100 . '
UUU automooiles lire ruuuui"; in j
the United States. Must they
ii ... i i -u i isnip iiou aceo ruing to t ie u euiie
nil woiuler winch one Will benr hia myn conwPneo..
.shot Up next? j "T meant that then and 1 mean
44. ft imw."
(!cnc Tunncv, retire.l Iienw-I, Tho..1(,,tor; n-lbed as a "form
' ' ,1.1 , ilptler. was broughl to ll.-ht by the
weight, is to bo married ui Italy, j WnNhiimitm I'gst, which In a copy-
The vouth nf our tlav will mUlJr,flltVlu8t;ry to;'ay "?.UI u,ha'1 rc;
iceived it from Mrs. Cora Lyon of
"And how! Virginia Highlands. Va.. to whom it
The civil ceremony will take ;hnI bRe" "n(;pr ;h mistaken
i assumption that she had accepted
place in the huli.se where tthe post of vice chairman of a He-
" Itniiiiiiij; Tas.su loved,' unit
wrote poetry. The civil core
nvoiiy will be pert'orntcd by no
less than the I'otlcsta of 8"i
cnto, Duke Oiovamii Jlarcsca
di Serraeupribla Jiella 8a bm
dra. The religions ceremony will
take place in the sacristy of the
chapel of "Mary. Star of the
fcSenn famous sanctuary.
( nautili"; from tihtinu to;
literatue. Tirnuoy will feel at
home in Sorrento. There never
was a prize flyrli t there, but Ib
sen, liorky and other modern
cehuVitie.
all the ghosts of ebtssieal an-
., , .. .
tntUity haunt if. .
Public anper, with threats of
rioting in Jerusalem, marred
Yom Kippur, most holy Jew
i day.
At the wailing wall, where
jiioiis Jews siather on Hpeeia!
oeeasions, a sereen nepa rut inn
men from women, demanded
by Jewish custom, was forcibly
removed by police.
Jewish representative!! and rah-1
his protested to the British hluh
tommlfsioner. cancelled a reception
in honor of officers from thref
Hrlttsh warships and plan a pro-:
test to the League of Nations.
Hritish authorities explain that
Mohammedans. outnumberinK ihe,u'"" r1"rnfn' , i
Jews In the Holy Und ten to one. ! Tm' fathers. Miss Jennie Jll-f
and rbjecting to the Jewish screen:""" director of the American:
before the wailin.? wall, threatened 1,001 at rU"--. -Ml" Edith Ran-,
to occupy all the space where de'k'r""n uf t'rk-lfy. Cab. and Mis
vout Jews ga her and to stone Jew- r1(V. wntend by
1Kb pilgrims.
(CoDttnued on Pact Four.)
Hoover Reiterates Not Seek-!
ing Support On Religious i
Grounds-Repudiates Cir-1
cular Quotes Acceptance!
o u .......h.tu.J
OltXlll. I IVIBdlll II IIIBIIitho nt-nnunt iii-PVlmisly clinched
ana i Mean it Now
ui me religious issue,
His declaration was in umpllfl
iiiiuii in uiv suucuiciii mnue insi i
'.circular letter sent out under the
tamped signature or Mrs. walls
! publican national eommitteewoman
I for the old dominion. In tlmt loi
ter it was stated that "we must
save the United States from being
Romanized and rum-ridden and
the call is to the women to do ho.
l nui one ui iiieni.
Vehemently repudiating a letter i
purportedly from the headquarters'
of .Mis. Willie Caldwell. Republi
can national coinmlttecwoman
from Virginia, which included a j
plea to American women to save;
the nation from being "Roman-
Ized." Mr. Hoover late last night!
declared that whether authentic
or a forgery, tho communication
ieuted for their beliefs. Here they
j sought and found religious free-
illom T-tV tin. I nnnvlxtl.HI
1 ytaiiil for religions tVileriinefr .(
iioth in acl and in spirit. Th
j glory of our American ideals is
j the right of every mnn to wor-
publican precinct committee.
Sirs. Cnldwell was Interviewed
by the Post by telephone at her
home in Roanoke. Va., and the Post
((iioled her jih saying that wirh n
lelter had been disUihuicil by her
headquarters but that she did not
believe it had contained the words
quoted from it. As -Jven to the
Post by Mrs, Lyon It was written
on stationery of the Republican na
tional committee and contained
Mrs. Caldwell's rubber stamp sig
nal me.
The committee woman explained
to (lie Post that her letters were
outlined to her secretary, who then
wrote them in her own language,
In Mils case, she said, the secre
tary probably "dressed up" the let
ter. She would not reveal the ep
retary's nome. The Post quoted
her
as saylllj? that only two orlun(j murchr.il to one-sldnrl victor
three copies of
the letter nnr.
of tne Iloimll.
Hcan national committee declined
to comment on press reports re-
jgnrding the letter of Mrs. Caldwell.
- but said he was having the facts
uaihered. "We must not prejudice
'the nlattt-r. he continued, "iherc
ure two sides lo every question."
Among thofe In conference at
Republican headquarters today was
C. I la scorn Slemp. Virginia commit
teeman. 3 U. S
JAILED IN TURKEY!
""i-M'.Non.h. .sept.
jT Ju American teachers.
!h,rK'', wi,h '" '"fnating reljg-
i loU' propaganda today were again
" -,,,ru l" " aj ""i"1"'" !
!meTU aml a "ne of lhrce
' '"hunt Jl-1) wh-n the case against. ;
""" .-itui-uuiiiv. wnw ior-1
Judgp Nizameddine.
mcr identical verdict had
yet aside by the court of appeals.
cals.
Sherdel Maizes Victory Cer
tainSecond Pennant for
Team in 53 Years St.
Louis Fans Enthusiastic
Rain Mars Other Games
dostox., sent. SS.-Pj-WUl.
. by the rlefi-nt uf the (.Hunts earlier
in the afternoon, the Cardinals
j cleaned up their third straight
of Flint Ithem soon utter uu-
nnitni'oninnl vn made of the Giant
defeat
The pennant victory was only
the second for the Cardinals In the
53 years of the National league,
but was 1 Si 1 1 McKeehnie's sceona
managerial triumph in four cam
paigns, as he won for the Pirates
in Tho Cardinals took their
other National league flag two
years ago under the management
of Rogers Hornsby.
Score: ' 11. H. 10.
St. Louis 3 8 0
Boston 18 1!
Sherdel, Rhcm and "Wilson.
Smith; Delaney, Brandt and Tay
lor. XKW YORK, Sept. 20. (P) The
Cardinals clinched the National
league pennant for 1 ii'JS today
when the Cubs defeated the (Hants
at tiie Polo grounds, ti to '2. Although-
the St. Louisans were still
engaged with the Roston Rraves
when the Giant game was finish
ed, the New York defeat settled ,
the pennant Issue In favor uf Me-
Kcchnie's band. The score:
:i
R. H.
Chicago 200 101 01!0-
S'ew York. ...000 020 000
lilake and Guirates; Fltzsiin
nnurKameYIof "'IL 2 vurlh"
euuse of " rain ant' cold this after
noon, ending the season for the !
Pirates. The Robins will finish j
with the Phillies tomorrow. i
I'HlLAUKLI'lllA. Sept. 29. lA'n
The rain closed the baseball sea-;
son in Philadelphia today, when ;
the double-header scheduled be-1
tween the Phillies and Cincinnati j
Reds was declared off.
j,.
I
11.
11
Moston
Cleveland
Settlcmire,
and Uothroek,
L. Hekell.
i;i I
15 I
Simmons
. American
R. II. K.
Philadelphia i i
Chicago 4 12
Karnshaw and Perkins.
Walsh, C o n n a 1 I y, Cox
Course.
2
mid
R. 11
New York 1U 17 2
Detroit 1 27 1
Zachary. Johnson. Ryan. Sheal
ly and Rcngough, Collins.
Vangilder and llargravc.
K. H. I.,
j Washington 2
. Louis 9
Brown, llurke and Roll.
Ogdcti and Manlon.
10
I !
V K.ST
Army defeated Koston university
by a scire of 115 to 0 In the open-
Ing game of its football season.
The cadets got to the Ronton boys;
In the second half after being held
single touchdown lu the first.'
r.MHImll ri.lul. I
At N-i-w Vru-k L'lilvc-rnltv. I'l: XI. I
ft
At Schenectatly, N. V., L'niun, (I;
.Manhattan. 27.
At Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, I'ft;
Thiol, 0.
At lioston: Roston College, 3H;
Cutholie I'niversity. i.
At t'amllton. N. V.: Colgate, 33:
St. Iawrence. ti.
At Ford hn in : Fordhum, 2"; St.
Ronaventure, 0.
At Rrunswick. .Maine: Rowdnln.
13; Massachusetts Aggies, 0.
At New York: Columbia, 20:
Vermont, 0,
At Middleton, Ct.: Wcsluyan. H;
j
Rutes. 0,
At Orono, Me.: Maine, 20; Rhode
land. r..
At Allentown, Pa.: Muhlenberg.,
;3; prexeIi j,
Al 1.11JlMIJilJhi0:
a4: Uilnun. o.
M rw0VTpi.Xmvn iD
Pennsylvania.
C. .
.Ml.
st. Marys, 0.
!irt Per Us!:
, ,NVw orlcHno. 0; Notre
Uame, 0 . 1
, t
)t pay to Swim
woRCKSTKK, Mass., Sept. 2!'.--i
, Albina Osipowich swam her!
va. n,n a 0lle((e education at the
uiympic Karnes. A rltlzens com ,
FOOTBALL SCORES
I'O I NT. X. V., Mept. 29.
immee na ueciaeo to raise i J0U'Oi county pro-puny incrpaseu ma
'as a ncholarshlD for her.
NOTED FLIERS IN
1 J-Jkr
l fi -;. : J x raj
Edward F. Schlee, left, and William F. Brock, have set 04 hourp
as the time the hope to remain in the air in their Bnllancn mo
plane in an effort to break the world's sustained flight recovj, r.t
Rockwell Field, San Diego. In 1927 the two fliers hopped the Atlantic
and terminated a flight of 12,295 miles in 145 hours, at Tokio.
SAN niBGO. Cat.. Sept. M.-- iP) JCdward Schlee and William
llrock. world famous rliers. look off from lim-kwell field here ul
H0:09 a. m. today in an attempl. to break the world's record lor du
ration now held by llcrmnny.
MOTHER IEADS
OTHER 10 THEFT
onMTn nnionM : minT urn Asn.rn
iu i rKi.Miiv iviinnrK a n
wwii rw i iiivvi if iiiv i iiul.v
1 Tacoma Woman Takes Boy;SUtement Attributed to Cali-
to
uuun f ur ruryery,
While Los Angeles Wo
man Uses Son to Steal,
in Stores. !
TACOMA, Wash.. Sept. 20. P
A mother s wish to see strict
I justice done, no matter what tho
t in pain and grief lu her-1
Mr
ind loved ones, brought Mr. i
to ljulleo headiiuarlers last nlghl
lull,. r.-.i..,. iiniii i .r i... ii... i,..n,i
'her 10-year-old son lhal she might
(turn him
over to the police.
II (confessed forger
) ,- don't like lo d. thK" sin
iwiid. "but my boy is a forger
! He look a cheek issued to me
forged my name and cashed It.
He has confe.-sed to me. 1 1
my boy my flesh anil blood but
he did wrong and I think he
should lake hs just punishment.
I only hope he takes it like tl
num."
Clifford, the son, told Ihe offi
ceis he had laken a pay ehcc'v
Is-'tieil In hi mntliet- u-h,, lu em
ployed in a cannery at n sum 1 1
saluiy. signed her name and cash -
ed It to Ket money for soda pop.
When his mother charged him
with the theft and begged him to
strike her If her accusation was
false, Clifford confessed.
The mother embraced her son
tearfully, when t was time to
leave the police station. "Kiss me
json please k is me." she Hnfi.
j Clifford kissed his mother and a
moment later was led away to a
;ce.
A iirreit-..t .sully.
I.OH AMiKI.KK. Mr-pi. :. IV
An-life Mr'.S'nrniirn. fivr- yeniM n'.t,
lili'ki-i) up n iin-lrr-t tiiiok lu 1111
r-Vr'Illfsiv-
Hiillywrioil H
lliin'-h'l 111 mi
ll u )
nut
mill
111.'
iKiiuntr - r
Illuln lii-hlml him
bi
21-yi-ur-olil ninth.- an.l twn youl h
fill annti". Tln-y iiri-i.ni.ii.ili-,l A"
i-.-li'r- t.i JhII iinil ui-.il In ivllh him.
! Willi thill li.ill.-r- lilu. iil i-liiire.-
'iiltiilnst tin- ii.iiiti-t. ii.iii.-iim ilu-iii
njf ii nurw vniitr-hltiK w-llelm-. In
IM-hlr-h Ai'i'hlr- llflril iii. ki-tli.n.li f
'in stylish pimps ln thr- film ills-
trlrt. whil- his m.illii'i- iiiul niiti'-i
r-naurrl the riltentlun nf siih
.KirK I'ullii- snlrl tlu-y hml sur
; r.r-ssfiilly mriili. thi- rniiiul of llnl-
lv.'onil shups fnf "si. mi' 1 1 ,.."
loh-ulnini,' cnnslili-iiilili- ninni-y. tirul
Jewr-liy.
4
Crii-h I'lgarcllet
OAKLAND, Cab. Sept.
4 -A't Iovil members of tb"
V. C. T. 1'.. are crushing
'4 cicaretf- i.utt with tl
heels. Mor- than -noo hav
been stamped down lo a fe,
w--k. Tin- im.-hii, a . uiv n
lM (, tMltlv,.ntlon. ,M ,,, k,.,.
hildi-n from xmnklts' them.
4
4444f4f44444
- oiU r; ea en. Assessed valuation
'teriollr during phb!
teriolljr during pnut year.
ENDURANCE TRIAL
POLICE SAY
NORTHCOTT
tfffnia SlaVfir SUSDct
Wnrthontt R o I i o n rl tn
Have Married
Woman.
Wpnlthvi11" 1 ,hint;
VANCf M'VKIt. R. C.
' tA't A defliiration that
.mother and I burned
Si-pt. 2!t.
"dear little
till the evi
dence up." was credited to Gordon
Stewart Northcott in an affidavit
in possession here today of Cali-
i foi-iii.-i noliee ofliciuls
, necking to return the young Cana -
lliili to iciversnie. Cat., In lace
charges of murdering four boys.
The officers, ,J. R. Quiun and
Albert. Kelly, of Riverside, made
public the diH-uineiit. uitb-h Ibey
said Ihey had obtained from Louis
is Philip Dan is. of Saskatoon, Sask..
nd
uf Mrs. Wiimifred Clark.
.-isier ,,r Noiihcotl.
The affidavit was sworn to be
fore II. S. Teuell, Aniciicaii vice
consul here.
Oaliis' affidavit related lhat
while lie and Miss Jessi,. Clark.
Ntn-lhcolt's tliecc. were wall, Ing
j "'""g
; '''I'fe
Hie streets of Vancouver on
lnber S they met young
Northcott and his mother, Mis.
Sarah Louisa Northcott.. who also
Is accused of com illicit y in t lie
intn tlcsr,
Young Northcolt was quoted as
ha ring said lie had married "a u
old woman down there." presum
ably In southern 'a Ii forma.
"'She Ins plenty of money. I
hate her, hut it is the money I am
alter. " .Vortlici.tl was repnrled lo
have said. The affidavit indicated
that Xorthcolt hail spoken casu
ally of his "wife" ln.-ing on the way
to Vancouver in a private ynehi :
of bis willingness lo employ Jessie
Clark as his "wife's" seevetaiy at
s:itu a month, providing she would
"act square."
Nortlicoti was further represent
ed as having sold that Jessie ('lark
; liJJ'l ninrln n iiii kh of IIiIiik-. it
"l h" mill Ills iiimhir u'l.i.lrl mil
"-')' r-xii-lly whiit.th-y wi-n- n--
t' lili'K t'i In inalriliK lhrr- "tnl-
riu-iiln. Tin- nrrl-hivlt fnil.-rl lu s-l
frlh 'h,it r-i lrl.-u.--" hk i i-
r.-rr-il tu tlmt mm "hililir-il ii.i "
'
BULLETIN
'I fie Mciirm-d liluh (-liool
dcrcntcd (lie Clicmiiwa fu
dlans (his al'ternoon. Hit lo 7.
In a game (hat ita fen (in id
by long fMiwjtrd pa-cH on
tin irl of 1 14- inner. The
India oh nc uiiahb' lo halt
tin Med ford leant, hi line
hiirkiiiir iiiul Mi-re ouf clutwd
in ni'iy (b'paiiuiciit of (be
gain-.
The India ns M-orcd I heir
ti'iK-ltfloun. u lie n Mcucbani
ri-coieif-il a fumbled punf,
ami run (he ball to the 12
ynril line before In vuit tloun
ctl. foivrm-il pn, smith (o
('. Mcnc-hiiui, brought Dm;
inm-lidoM n,
A fair stz'd crmwl suw t lie
Co u test.
W BIBIfflASf
EXPRESSES
NO CHOICE
I Native Virginian Home for
I Visit Glad to See Coun-1
try Stirred Up Over Elec-j
tion -- Says Women Do
Not Vote As Husbands Do'
Reports England Drier.
; NKW YORK, Sept. L'il. iTt t
! Lady Nancy Asior, member of the
j firilish pai'liaitient, v:is lu-re to
: day for a two weeks visit, fclad to
' m flic l'iiiti.l St;iu stirii'il 111)
lover the presidential election, hut
I iwini'nliiliilrliil In !.. UMI llfi.f-
crence.
"As a nutu Virginian I should
undoubtedly have my coat off and
be in the thick of the fbl," she
!ll.l "hilt !W illl M P lt.lt mic
word not even a geslur
11 would
! be unbelievable, for me to express'
an opinion. j
"The coming i iectlun has d'Vel- j
j oped a real fight, hasn't it? This Is ;
good. Citizens iced to be awak-'.
encd. Politics, religion, prohild- I
I tion, the farmer. Issues thai strike!
' hoini that reach the individual."
Accompanied by her daughter,'
the lion. Phyllis Astor. the former j
j Nancy Lunghorne of Virginia, ar- I
j rived yesterday on the AtUltauia. ,
j .sht' spent the night at the home'
of Uogt'i- Winthrop on Long lsl-1
i and, with h
thcr-in-law and
J sister, .Mr. and Airs. Charles Oana
! Gibson. Tomorrow she goi's to the
family home at Mirador, Vlrglania.
The first woman ever to take a
seat in the I Stilish parliament, Lady
Astnr "pooh-poohed" the idea that
1 womt'u vole as IhHr husbands do.
"That Is one of the dclusioiiH men
. have got which they must get
J over," she mm id. 'l can say, huw-
j ever, (hat many men vole us do!
their wives." ;
Naval Pact Stupid. i
She expressed the belief thai j
i there was nollilim very wrong with i
l Lli'" i'''''''Uly dlm.-loed secret naval
pact, lietwern Great Uritaln
' except ilmt "it was
ilU-1
stupidly done.
If we are agr
are, thitt peiiet1
ed, !
isj
I In '.k arming for war." she said.
She reported that the cause of1
j temperance in Kngland was con-.
! stantly gaining ground. She said,
j that the cities which had voted)
; loe;d option were happy in the ex-;
pertinent, and that where there (
; were ten "pubs" n few years ago i
there was only one today.
In II. i. enm-tie i,f hel- I it I el-vleu'
she let fall the folbmini.' eoigrams:
"l .1.. n..l h..lh.vo timi l niMtl,K marriage (o Miss Mary .lose-
jand by my parly right or wrong,
either."
"Mosi of ,ur Irouldes In Ibis;
world come from thoughtlessness." I
"I believe In putting religion in-!
to politics, bill not politics Into
religion."
Kngland f do not consider a
Kliropcan nail oil. because II Is j
Anglo-Saxon. 11 Is surprising lhal '
so many Id ens have come from j
that ridiculous little island."
"It Is ihe history oj woman tin-!
Ill just now that she has devoled I
her existence j, making husbands j
nmifni ln hie."
"Woman's greatest contribution j
lo the -world :t going In 1m- peaci
PLACE OM BALLOT
FOR LEGISLATURE
KALKM. Ore, Sept. li!i.(J'i - ;
The oilfclnl certification of candb
dales who are to he voted on hi
November include Lloyd A. Wil
liamson of .Ueunird as one of the
democratic, candidates in (hi: legis-1
li'ture limn Jm-ltson county. Wil
liamson was notnlna(ed by the Jack
son county lcinocrtitic central '
eotnnililee to lake Ihe place of .1.
II. Fuller, who withdrew bis nindl- I
ilacy. The secretary nf state some !
lime ago stated tlmt Williamson1
could not be ce I tilled because ol I
a dercct in (he form in which (he'
coiuniillec sent In his certification.
This, however, wiih ronocted In i
lime lor the general I't'tllii ation i
by tlx! stale depaii mcnt ,
I but id Appointed.
WASHINGTON, He pi. 'P
PrcKident Ciiolldge itid.iy iippoiute.l
an ePoeiiil..-y hoard inuler lie
ic, as of the railway labor Act to
lir c-iigate and repot t to him with
in 3" days regarding the wage dl--pute
in ii number c.f i-tciii tall
roads, Oregon ''f 'in pern litre,
Oregon: p ti' i a II y Tair toiisgbl
and Sunday, but mHIi cloiuls or
fog in west portion, moderate l"in
pei aUiie, Hoitiidily normal in
, tlw. west pi;rtim and lielow nor-
' ma I in
nt portion.
'nd'-
vnriablo winda,
ULtVCLr,.t U.
SUBURB HOMES
Rocky River and Lakewoocl
Residents Victims Bomb
Mystery Police Believe
Outgrowth of Labor Con -
troversy No Fatalities.
l'Li:Vi:i.A.D, (., Kept. 1!!'. (A')
Two exclusive Cleveland suburbs
were rocked by blasts when buuib.il
planted under a private residence1
in Itocky Itlver anil a '.'Ji -suite '
aparli'.ent. exploded within a lew'
minute of each otln-r early t'lday.
I.'.-! molilhiTW ,if l:itnllv (if
f Paul K.'. Hackett were thrown from
j their beds but escaped serious in
I Jury when an explosion wrecked
1 the front ,,f ,h,'il'
Itncky Klver res-
KttlUC
W i a il o w s in adjoining :
j homes were shuttered and several
i others reported being hurltd from1
! their beds. '
I The second blast was reported 1
lot a three-slory apartment build-'
1 1,1 I'iikewonti. inrowinii inure
man i" occupants ui inc muiiung
from their beds.
The second bomb was placed nit
the front windowsill of the second
story apartment of John Schlelmer.
lie anil his wife escaped injury
tiltouKh their furniture whs shat
tered. Schtehncr termed til' explosion
a mystery, but police saw labor
trouble as a possible background
for the bombing f the 1 iackctt
home.
llacliett, a real estate man, said
t l,u' explosion probably was intend-
eu i or tne uouse next uoor, ownettlnot consider Ibjuor "the great
by Charles Alonlgomei y, another I Issui-" of the campaign,
real estate dealer. Nearly a year; As is his custom. Governor
ago, .Montgomery said om- of his Smith worked lute "on draft of
houses was bombed when he iv- his sput-ch last night at the Hotel
fused to employ union labor. H" Schroed r. wlmru his party h
said In- had thought his labor nmu'tered on the nineteenth floor.
troubles had been settled, how
ever. ROM K, Sept. 2!t. bVi Cene Tun
uey. by dint of liereiib-a u efforts
on the part uf himself, embassy
nli'ieijils iind his old parish piiesl,
.Monsignor Joseph A. Itreslin, got
all Ihe nei'issiiry civil and religious
l" 1 ""
I P'M"1
k esse ii I In I for h Is com-
phltic Lauder of ( i reen wliii, Cnnn.,
completed this iimming.
Then he rat down to a lunch
given In his honor by A in erica n
Ambassador Fletcher. Then were
no speeches or- interviews ami Ihe
luncheon was an extremely inti
mate gathering. The guests Inclin
ed American newspaper uon I
I to i in a nd members of I he em
bassy sla f f .
Tunney's wrath agahif-l phot i
graphers finally relented to the
extent of bis nosing in the court
yard of Ihe Knspigltnsi palace be
fore the luncheon. He posed with
! Ambassador Fletcher and with
Warren l, Itnbhliis. reliiiug coun
iclllor of ihe embassy, who will
jlie the new Cnited Slates minister
i to Salvador. "Vi'.-', I'M pose If you
' leave me a lotii; aft t Ibis." Gene
said.
"All right, champ, to- promise,"
chorused I lie e in eta im-n "lint II
i Na jdes." Tiiniiey will vlsil Na pies
islioitly. Alter the I n iicheun Mix.
I Fletcher and Gene had a long hill;
about I I.s and ph-im i s.
flies UPSIDE down
K ASSKL, tier many, Sept. 111. - -!'
Pilot i iardon. yimui; Swl-s
flier, achieved what was desert bed
as a world n-iun for fixing up
side (low n tod a v. Inn on la mil tig
was lak'-n out of hi
dead than alive. Mi
down for IX mlniiie.
Olld'i, beating lb reel
Cel-lllilll filer Fjcs'i
four loinules.
(iatdoii s staled i
ed his machine ove
ttllle Ol' about 7 0 0 yn
blood pressure Hi hl
so seven, and hs leg
that, only by a tn-i
fort Wax he I I 1 1,
clilne and to glide 1
'It -was the wi.r.
an hour of in v life."
Midline nmi'i
fb-w llpxldf
and ;ii see
d se
r by
by lh.
iieati
ave 1 m ti -ail
a III -
lien the
d be.-ame
' I alilped
Oll-Uier i
said late
Plnilci Kill.
MONO Kn.'i s-pt.
Two ptflMi offi.ii- ..f
Navig.it ton nuopaiiv s ,
Nanking. bae been Kill
liese pjtates
The Pirates cai'ltued
VPi-
hin .i
a III e i
y rbi-
d I
d tile -bit-
is on Wed -to
Hunglial
f lllas hue.
It 11 Its (O't
nesday and steered
,av. which Is norl h
jthe notorious
rates.
lair of Chinese PI-
AL SMITH
! TO OnCAl
IU OrLHIV
i
Former Brewing "Center to
j Hear Prohibition Program
I
Last Speech of Western
Tour Worked Late Yes
terday On Speech Draft
Will Tour City.
i
My l. laiohl Ollrrr
.Vs!-ocin(cil livs Staff Writer. ..
.M I LWAI'K KK. Wis.. Sept. 2!L
In this former brewing center
t.ovcrnor Sinith luiiit;lU will lay
before a waiting electorate his
detailed program for prohibit fun
reform.
The speech, Hie sixth and last uf
h!s two weeks' western invasion,
will be tin- first devoted by the
democratic pri'sidential candidate
lu ihe eighteenth amcndnient anil
Volstead Act since he advocated
their modification in his accep-laiin-
speech at Albany. August 22.
With only this one subject a.s his
(ex.. il is exp-cled that tlif nomi
nee will elaborate lu some extent
on the stand he took In the ad
dress for state control of liquor
talcs and in the side discussion of
prohibition at Om-ilm September
x. when, at the close of his farm
rellrf spcci-h. he answered one of
' vtrveral questions propounded to
him in a newspaper advertisement
with the declaration that he did
;A press conference was the first
; engagement facing him after
; breakfast today. -
To Tour Clly
I It then had been planned to take
him on a tour of (he city, probably
j for a visit al Marquette university,
' whose students, in brown derbies
n hd college.", flivvers,' turned out In
.such large numbers last night and
, paraded several miles alongsido
i (he automobile procession; a visit
'to tint1 soldiers' home also had been
arranged for the nominee.
At (his meeting, which he plans
lo address, an entire statu llekel.
, including n nominee for governor.
will be named and a platform
adopted, ami unusual interest is
being manifested In It because of
the cfliict this will have on the
president hi I situation. Arrange
ments had been made by Governor
Smith today to receive reports on
tin1 Republican state convention at
Syracuse, which also was to name
n gubernatorial candidate,
The New York executive will re-
; turn to Albany next Tuesday and
probably rest all of , ihe renwilndcr
of the week before starting out , on
his second swing of stumping. The
itinerary for this lour slill Is In an
Indefinite stage.
i:y spending two nights In .Mil
waukee. ( lover nor Smith and his
political lieutenants planned lo
make the best of (heir odd mo
ments getting some first hand In
fo n mi I ion on his prospects hi
Wisconsin In November.
The lute Senator LaFollett
; ricd the slate four years ago run
ning on an independent preside!)-''
-tin! ticket and i is tho old follow
crs of this Republican progressive
'upon whom Democratic managers
are blinking heavily to aid Smith.
"Young Rub" La Follette. who Is
up for re-election (o the senate
,lbis year, and Senator Ulaine. Re
publicans of tin- so-ciilcd progres
sive school a re looked u pun hope
fully by Smith managers for assis
tance in WiseuiiMin and other
northwestern states in view of the
former's statement that he could
-noi support the Republican plat-
; form and the hitter's pronounce
ment o this week that he wmiltl
not Mipport or vote for Hoover.
Smith sti ppi.oi its also an. collid
ing on a huge proportion of tho
Oerinan vole lu this stale, as Well
:as that of the Scandinavian ele
ments, and hope to poll enough
voles lii .Milwaukee, which Inciden
tally has a soctall-t mayor and the
only vociiill-t representative In
congress, lo offset possibility of
Republican wninf ' h; r.-st of lh
State.
John a Haha it. i,. ...ocratic na
tional committeeman, who accom
panied f over nor Smith's party
from St. Paul to Milwaukee,' has
1 infoiiiied the noiiilnet! that he
needs have no fear about Wiscon
sin for it was "In the bag" for him
the day he was nominated. Others,
'however, are not so sanguine and
feel the presidential contest hern
' will le a stirr one.
; Magrndcr Cu.ddcrctl.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 'j.--(A'
Rear Admiral Thomas P. Magiu
der. former commandant of Ihe
Philadelphia nnvy yard, who was
relieved from duly last fall In
cause of magazine articles h-
wi off. ct Iticisiin; t he mi y, in a V
be g h en a post hooii.
Mr Hulicif Mother I !.
SYI'VKV. ,V, S. W., Sept. Jfl.
olV The mother of Sir Georuo
, Hubert Wllklns. the noted flier.
Idled hero today ut 8 years of
.
ON LIQUOR