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The Weather
Forecast : Rain tonlelit ami
Thuisilay. Nllphily wanner.
Maximum jrmtenlar 11:1
Minimum yesterday 4:1
I'wipilalion .UK
Wiather Year Ago
Daily Twrnty-Uiird Jam
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TodayllNDY FOR
Wise Waiting.
A Big City.
A Fine Old German.
Poor Trotzky, Poor Lenin.
(Copyright, 12, hy Slur Co.)
New York sluli I oimiTiit iv
convention, wnitius for linv
ornnr Smith rpltirninir l sp
1pI candidal os. waited wisely,
(invprnnr Smith elinM1 us run
didiilp fin- (rnvornor Franklin
). ItnnM'velt, hked and re
upeetcd by all t lint knmv him
For lieuteiianr (.-nvrrnnr. (iov
pvnr Smith elmsc Colonel Her
licit II. l.elmian. very able Inisi
npss man, whose unlimited ea
'I
paeity for hard work would en-
aide him. if ne.eessary, to re
lieve Mr. ltoosevelt. whose
health is had. 'I'hese ntimiim
linns add strenirth to the Demo
eratie ticket, liepnhlieans will
realize it and work the harder. ;
New York City has i.ni7..Vi
iopnlation. A ond-sized city;
like that, in a short time, will
chiinpo to LNV"'1"."""-
Kxpprts show that lud'nre the'
century ends New York and 50 !
miles of territory aroinxl it will ;
have fiO.nno.ltrMl pniiik'inn, ;
more than all of lireat llrititm.
or France.
Machinery, science and inten- i
sivo cultivation idiniinale worrv ;
about over-popnbition. j
Koine day, New York, where '.
the I'nited States spends its:
money, will have a real estate,
boom worlh talkinsi about, i
band that now sells for iplll i
siinare loot, will sell for iflOilll,
and be cheap at that price. j
( liTimuiy ((loliniti'il M nndii v j
the cif.'lity-1'ii'sl birtliiluy if!
I'iiiiI Von Ilindpuliiirn, a umil
leader and fijrlitr in llic wnr. '
ill 1 liotifli Ik lind relived lis nn j
nld mini wlien tlie war Marled.;
Von n'mdeiiliuri: lias -'icuvn i
himself n ea.iahle, powerful, j
loyal president of the Herman j
repnhlie. A nation is to he en
vied that can produce such ;
statesmen and fighters as Von :
Klein, Frederick the lireat and '
llindenbnrs.'. !
TrotUv. ilvinir of malaria
,,,! ..niim.mntidii ill TllfkPstiin. (
exiled liY llis soviet assoctat(
is ton proud to nsk for nierev
ol' those that got rid ol' him.
Stalin, now rnlini; linssin.i
will not let Trotzky return. j
Kortiinale l.eniii, who died in
time and lies emhalmed under
plass. lor K'nssia to revere liiin.
If he were livinir he niistlit
he with Trolzky, philosophiziii'.' ',
nn the (tralitnde of revolution ;
Alcoholic drinks tinder prohi
Uitiim r various. In the smith ,
"while mute," powerful aj'cohol j
TOo1f of coi'ii. is popular.
tn 1h middle west "needlt'd"
licr is dfiiiik Uy workmen. Il i
is "lerrtd'' heer. oriirinally coih
lainini: no alcohol, lint hroii'-'hi !
up lo j0iioiy fileoholic per
centasie liy "ncedlini: " it with1
alcohol, irocnred liy redistill
iii!i dealnred alcohol linii'.'lil at
t-'asoline stations. ,
0 N'ew Vork spealtcasies. Mir-'
roiitidinc; newspaper and other
plants, sell "sinokc." a deadly
iilcolml with a little eth
nr Jtd'lt'il
lo five the cloudy, "siiiok
,n i
flfect. This drink is weiVde
scrihed as follows: "Tliree
xlis mid yon know niiihio'.'
until 'next day."
tloctnrs In Sew Yolk llisein
'"How lo fiKht old am.."
Ir. Vincent xays tlociors "mn
."enlrate on old people after 'hey
a'e ill. Instead ol keeidnt:0 Ic ni
el."
4 A
l.uisl rnr0:lrn ,,,-, e, I hi
si.irtinc ni t hen ':i'
ttronl.-t".
n up
mouuviu
m SENT
Lone Eagle Telegraphs Re
publican Headquarters
Hoover's Election of Su
,
preme Importance to
P.niintrV Flew to St.
Louis to Register.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3. ''
loii.-l 4 'harlcs A. Lindbergh to
day telegraphed Herbert Hoover
h
h;nt ;i stront; re-linn thai
the election of the Republican
pi e.-'io:-iili:i! cr.itdidale "i of stl
prenie importance tn the i'iint ry."
The Lindbergh messaH'. sent
from New York and made public
at Republican ln-athiliart ors. said:
CHARLES LINCBERGH
"1 luive reeently t'luwn In St.
! I.uuls tn register. The mine I see
1 nf this I'unUKiiKn the inure slrunK
Iv i-f.eel that your "I e!iv',;' -in nf
l minreme I 111 liort.'lliee In the eiillll
trv. Vimr (nullities us a mini and
! t r.M- i eea ril less nl' :
W7: MM
parly iiiakc me reel that the pri.li- ' I" Madison Siimirp fliirden at llle
Icms which will come liel'ore our same hour. I lot h speeches will he
country duriiiK the next four ye.trs i liroadcnsl over a nallon-wlde hook
will he hest solved under ytmr I ui.
leadershij'.
IS FORECAST
FOR OPENER
Ni:V YoltK. Oct. :l tI'i I'.rittht
'warm iinliyhl flooded lie- Vunkcej
stadium today as the New York j
'" l-"'N lduyers went inro.iBii ,
for the opening of th' world scries i
tomorrow. Fair and somewhat ;
! warmer weather was forecast for ;
; tomorrow. j
I Following is a list of eliil.ile
; players for has.-hall wurhl series. (
jstnrtlnc tomnrrow:
I New York Americans Miller;
ItuKKins, Arthur Fletcher. Charles i
(V.l.eary. Harry .Matthews, It. o.
ItenKiuiKh. I'atrirk Collins. Iarlet
Comhs. William liiekey. Joe lu
nun. I.eo llurocher, Cedrie Durst.
.Miehaid Gax.ellu, I.ou liehrik'. John
(Irahowski. Fred llelmaih. Waite
lot. Henry Johnson. Mark K
niK. Anthony I.a.zerl. Itnh Meus.d.
Urn Fascluil. Tom ..-icliai'v. licit.
I'ennock, (IcoiKe I'ipurns. Kutiene
Kohertson. Ceorm- 1 1 .-i-maii Hill h.
YV. (1. Ryan. Myles I.. Thomas.
St. Louis Nationals William It.
Mi iveellllle. Jack Onslow, Ci.'Vrr
Alcxntlder, Hay llludes, James
r.ottoioley. Taylor 1.. Douthlt. l-'red
l-'ranUliollse, l-'iauk Flinch. Charles
1 1 .1 fey, llaiohl I III ill. Jesse Haines.
George Harlier, Andlew A. lliuh,
Hoscoe llo!m. Slcster Johnson.
"Yaltcr .Maianvlllc. John Murlin.
Clarence Mitchell, I'.incst (Irsattl.
Arthur cjiclnharl, Charles Flint
Kliem. Waller Itoettiier. William
Nherdel, Thoinus Thevenow. How-
aid Williams.
Iiarl Snnih,
.lame
O
Wilson.
WASIIIXCTON, O, t
Hi 1 b' Tl ll"i"Vr r called U'
Pies
FAIR WEATHER
Ident Coolldee todri an. I afr-T a Ka-ronfertii-e
l.iting -'r niinute raid- test
iii.it it. y h-td rlj( ny-eti various. ii
nutter pertaining to ine e.KT--paign.
anil the general privgres.
of Ihe -ii'-a'ioi). In reply tn
mirstions the pepnt.li, a n pr'-idn-linl
notniti" "id ihnt PreidenT
Cuohilg' would deliver -oni nd-
,rps.. befole -leeUMO .1 . but lo
nt no k nnii v h't
be political or not.
tor tii
..ul -
Ui
Liquor Board Edict
Makt ArtilUrymtn
o
Stage a Dry Party
TOIIoNTH. Oct. :i.--u,
MiMlitiiTs .if the Ancient ami
llonoralile Artillery Company
if .la-iii'husetts "tM'' unalile.
In ilrinlt toast to the UlnK
unit the pre..iiliil In port
wine lust niRht.
Sir Henry In-nylon, chair-
man n! ihi' Ontario liquor
control hoard, which has
I chitiRt of the sale of lilt nor
! in irovernment stores, nrisl-
nally hail decided to Hive per-
mission for the use of wine
at ti banquet to he tendered
the visitor.- hy loral officials.
. 4 Later nfter a conference he-
nvfi'ii Sir Henry and mem-
hers of the provincial Kv-
! ernnn'iu. the permission
withdrawn.
was '
Knnnerlv the annual ban- !
quel of the "ancients" in Hns-
j v ton was ionsiiciious for the
4 wine srved.
SPEECH DATES
are mm
FOR H. HOOVER
, . t 'opposite view. The whole conten-
' Ition all nlnim has been thai Hie
Candidate tO Speak in BOS-! tariff Ioes not operate wl:ere the
j farmer pioduces more than Is cini-
i ton October 15 lew!s,mi,il- Thllt ls ,h' bilslM "r 1,1,1
i whole thfn ;.
York, October 22 Both i
., . - rt hi i ' wheat, "if we have un export
TalKS tO GO Oil NatlOna! I able surplus and we are coniH'lled
T to sell the whole crop at the price
HOOklip. jof tl.e surplus, the tariff ciiimot op-
jerate. That is not n new princlder
'it was recoKiii.ed hum a.iio."
ll.v
luilli's I.. West, AsNoeint
I'l'fsH Stnfl WriUT.
WASIll.VfiTON. Oi't. 3. IA'i
I Herhert Hoover will speak in I tos-
I lull nil ( H'tillii'r I "i unil 111
i Vni'U City nn Oi-tdlit'r L'l; inslt'nil 1
I nf (i'tiiliir 1 3 ti iirlirinn My l.liiu-
! ik-i. ;
i 'I'llp IliiKliin spi-i'i h will lie lie- i
i llvereil In .MeehitlilcH hull nl S
o'clock Knslcni .Stiuiilaril lime.
while that of New York will lie
Hoover probably will make ;in
! other speech in the east on Octo
: her before he leaves for 'alit or
; nia tn vole on November !.
The ltepublfcan presidential can
didate also u 111 deliver t w o
speeches next Saturday, one at
i;iizabethton. Tenn., and the other
at the solders' home on the out
skirts of Johnson City. Tenn,
Hoover found It necessary to re
vise his whole eastern speaking
schedule because of the fact that
October 13 is reu 1st rat ion day In
New York and consequent ty it
would not be feasible for him to
make an add re.- hi th.lt city at
that time as had been planned.
DELEGATES LEAVE
I'OKTI.A.VI). Ore., Oct. :t. fire- :
lion Helena i es lo (he national
American l.eion convention to lie j
held in San Antonio. Tex., accom-
pa nied by
en route in
li um corps, were
im n Noecial 'or-
them J'aeifie train. The drum
corps of I'ori In nd post No. I p id
of Snletn post were escorted tn the
train by a large delegation of
friends ami legionnaires ami by
the Portland fin' department band.
Two bngage ears of the train
Were equipped as 1'ield kitchens,
ami meals will be served the dele
uates and drum corps members en
route. The t rain will grow as il
pint; resses. I h e ft I'M I a t ch of
leg ion nil Ires, the Washington deie
yiillon. In be taken on at Spokane.
NLW VOI'K,
Oct. 3. ',V- --All
games of the worlds serie .start
of the (
ing Thur-day. will I"1 broadc:it hy
two radio chains.
Stations will come nn the ah u
!:! p m., Kastern time, for the
New York gant'-s
and nt 2:M
in time for the St. Louis run-
nnd PhMMpv
tiiahaoi MNntne
i arim wtu te at trie microphone
for the National Proadcnsl ing com
panv, while the Columbia P.rond
catlng system will hnv' Maj. J
Andrew White and T'l Hu--tn
giving th
The Ii-
pv l.y play report-.
.f station-, of the v-tt-
'.mil I'.ro.Tl.n
Hl.lo. V.i.W,
.dim ci.mp.iny
J'r.i tliuitl, tlie.
n
NO HOOVER
FARM PLAN
1SAYS SMITH
Democratic Leader Scoffs
Yoakum Approval of
Hoover's Stand Tariff
Only Farm Solution By
Opponent Is Claim No
Machinery for Self-Help.
By HAROLD D. OLIVER.
Associated Press Staff Writer
A LI IAN Y. X. Y., Oct. -uVY-'
CoiniiienttfiK on a newspaper ac
. count relating that It. P. - YoaUmn.
i former railroad president, had ap
proved Herbert Hoover's l'ann re
; lief plan. Governor Smith said lo
itlav: "1 cannot for the life of me
see where Mr YoaLuni can claim
.that Mr. Hoover lias any plan.
He said in his speech of accept- j
' anee that the taritt was the lonn
datinn of farm telief." the Demo
i' u-hm tin liimi-
cratic presidential nominee said.
!"Kvery student of the subject and
.'every farm leader take a directly
The .uovernor said that, no mut
ter how hiiih the tariff was driven
The only cine for it that Mr.
HiioviM' ever k;ivo." (hi .idvei'iun'
continued, "was to reduce the acre-
..u II,, I ll.e domirtnw.nl of iiarl.
I pult urc says that that cannot he
done, thai the wheal pnillllclloll H with exloi tion monev from the
heyond lininnn control. ,..,,.,,.,..,. , ,iis, dei ly lu.use.
"I helieve oakuni said some-i
mini! annul Hie cnrpunil Inns In he I 1 h,'' w''1'" allct-ort to have col
lorllicd ll' t!te l':il'lll("'n llicmsclves, ; liieted- l'u a week from a simple
They are helpful, lull tliem Is nn ! disnrderly house In a police ills
machinery provided In make tllclll i trlet In which fifty such i slali
workahle us In all the funnel's. I Hsliments were reported hy the
disposed of Hint 111 my speech In ! , t commander lo have i
Omatin when I sunt nun we couni
not have a federal reserve system
such as we now have by a few
banks coming to.nelher imd u-;reo-iim
to do it. We could ifot do It
that way; it must ne none m- mw.,iml William IHxev. declare.!
!The novernmeiit itself, with respect
to uie ieuei.il -n- "'";
i furnish the machinery to make that j
I operate." i
I
ELECT HAZELWOOD;?
fVwee
l0
; PHILAnKI.I'UIA. Ph., Oct. Ii. -!
fPl Ctu'VA H. Mazelwood, vlce-pres-
jident of the I'nlon Trust company ,
of CliiciiKo. today was elected pies- !
Jident of the American linkers' as
j social dm at a er.eral convent inn
nieetiii-i. Mr. llazelwnod h:id been
first vice-presith'tit of the iissocia
i tloii. John (ierdes of Lonsdale,
; president of the National Hank of
1 ('ommerce of St. Louis, was elected
! first vice-president, und Rome ('.
; Stephenson, vice-in esident of the
; St. Joseph County Savings hank
and president of the St. Joseph
Loan H Trust Co... of South Mend.
! Ind was elected second vi: e-
! presi'lent
Kdgar High Sensenfch. president
of the West roast National Itatik
j or Portland. Ore., was elected pres.
ident of the Nallonal Hank divi-
f the Ainerb a n 1 tankers'
soclation.
Wire Report on
the Pear Market
f'llll'A'lO, Oct. 3. (l'Sl)A ) ;
Pears: 3 cars faiirtonla, I Illln- !
ofs, T, Oregon. I Washington a :- i
rived. 4 7 curs on track. 7 care
sold California P.artletts, Iu4m
boxes ;'-'.. a 'ii 4, tia. average S3 .KM; I
Howell. Tijn boxes JH'.OU; Dune
Hardy, r,:'0 hnx'-s, $ I .I'd f 3. 1 i, nv
eraue tl.'U. Oregon Partb'tts.
)i4o box s, fancy i 1 .1' .'. Ti .1.4 "'. av
erage S.iitt. Washington I'.art
letts, 0 ttoxes, extra fam-y !a
'n :t l'o. average ?.r.
BASEBALL FANS
Th .Malt Trlhune annual
broadcasting and bulletining 4
of the first of the world ne-
ries ( hampfonship baseball
i games will start tomorrow
' mornPiu between 10 and pi :.'!' f
o'clock. Tune In on the M 'HI-
Trihuiie-Ylrgin railio station
K M Ki or r unif to the oftlce ttf
this )iaper on North Fir
4 street. If will nn AssotT-
nted Presw, pia by play, in-
ntn hy intiin-: account.
Hntunlay inionlng the re-
fr purts of the Oreunti-Siniifonl
and the O. A. C. -C. of S. C,
gamcn will be posted
I
Heavyweight 'Chanpion and
Society Girl Marry in Italy Today
$ w j
e;c Tlx ry
CI
t
nictrint AttnmPV
Reveals
$11,000 Per Week Paid
Police Four Detectives
Arrested One Police
Captain Gets $250,000. .
i'liir.A i )i :i .1 "i 1 1 a . (iii. :i.--Mi -
1'iiyniins of SI 1. unit a wi-t-U liy
iHiil'di'ri.s' Imiises 111 OIH' jiulit'i' ills
trlrt hnve hi-i'il uiicovi'tvil Uy llis
Irlei A;ttirni'- Miitiaiiimn. wjlii Is
ciiiiiIui'IImk a Kritnil jury hivcsii-
Kalinii of rum I'tiuni'r':
liinif;-
1 '"' 'elevallons came with 111
arrest .,r four detect!
liaised
nperntlnK.
(Una liartnn, pruprlelor ol one
of these places, in toHllfytiut
UKnlnst Hie detecllves, .loho Casey,
Warren Kohlnson. .lames Kelly
I Hint
, )IiynH.ntK flU. ,.,.,!,.
payments for prolectlno, stint-
hlK at $4 u week, h;
)in tlm.inil ,n S22t)
Assistant nistrict
Hermes told .ludyi
l Ii.'cm raised
weekly.
A I I ii r n e v
Kdwin i.
wis, before whom the prisoners
were arraiKiicd. that each of the
fifty establishments had paid sim
ilar amounts for protection, t,y ;i
total of approAimately M I .hum a
k Itva sinule police district.
t apiaio ..is .S2.0.nnn
Mr. Monouhan said one polio1
( eaptain had accumiilaled nearly
( xj. -.iijnili in the last two and a
! half years.
"I examined a captain of pol
iee last Friday in the grand' Jury
I I'iMiui," the prosei-ut or said today.
i Yesterday 1 investigated and oh
! lained an account In a stocli
, broker's concern showing that ot
Monday this same captain
clo
his account and withdrew more
than ?:N.iiaii in currency, togeih
er with seciiriiies agurei-iiting SIh.
aiin in value a total of more than
M2.UHH in this one man's account.
"My investigators also found
that one captain of police dm inn
a . period nf two and a half years
he ha held that position d.-it'od'-ed
more than $Hl.00O In bank and
'had secreted In hi
home 2". i
; In cash.
, in aooinon, in ine iiim two Mini
I a half years, he has purchased
i seven parcels of real estate in
! which the equities are in-tweeii
j $:Kr. a;i.l t, and. This cap-
tain also had a savins fund ac -
count of $K.:,(iri and he had a snf
deposit box for the storage of Iiim '
VlllUllhle papers.
"The Investigation has shown !n
j ordinate police weal lb. !i has
! shown imtnense sums paid to pni- i
Ice officials by bootleggers and 1
j saloon-keepers, am yesterday we
I uncovered the most horrible form
) of pnlbe protect ion disorderly
houses-- In a case which Klves
Indications of vast sums paid over
to men
la ws."
sworn to enforce tha
SARAZEN BEATS
Jl
E
FIRK FAI1MS COrltSK. Haiti- I
more Mil Oi l 3 - (4'i ('.cni' Sur-
PHILADELPHIA
VICE PAYMENT
; IS UNCOVERED
, (icfPiifnl Jim MiirH''H liy n nilir- 'r Imnk" nf llw r-cprnl!n. Thcll". I-., for IhP namn lliul tlli-v MADItll). On. 3. IPI Mnyhr
Kin of Ihrr-o ni mirl (w.' to pl.-iv ! i-.iik'-im l.'finkn will contlnu tn hojin-p cnrollcil In 1 1 - offlcorn re-1 t In rmtffp nml effect. Klne Al
In 111'- i"cionil roiinn of lh nailonnl !""lc. r. n nllidv l.y i.iik. mc men i'M'" r-orim. j funnii rn-fntly mnilc- a tiilklnR
liroff.KHl'ill.il golf rhanililonslilll "nil "HI ' onilniii. to ni' Till.- nloiiK i Thi- cm iBtltiillnn. It n. movie nMI"illln tn Amprlcan lour-
totiTntunent toilnv. Ilcfore tl KHllen' tl.e wini" linen n- In the punt. Until here. eontuliiH no nrovl.lon t(. Vif'i nimin. .Vow lliir.
of 2'iln perxonn SnrH7n lliew iibhv ! Tlieic nri. now ten l.iinkn In thethiit wolllil innke tliein Incllullile, ! heen nl.i.ll-liert In Spnnlh hntlf.
to win the llniil IS holi lifter Ihev ( I' o Ifl" Hiiikoi pomiion 1'eileinilon At the attorney Keneml'ii nffir" renliinrnntii . nml rtixlnoi. Thero
liml flnlKhcil the niornliit:'ii play 11 iih n t..inl ..r npproxlnuitely off-hnnil opinion wm Ihnt Ihf. I tnik nf pxtenrtlnir thr mnvcinent
(.veti. ( I il.iiOu.iMH) 1 i-nourcen. muttir In a federal iinention. to naloona und ctlfeu.
5 .
L!.';e u.siraei
CAPTURE BOY
C. N. R.
Mail Car Robber Comes to
Grief at Immigration Lino
n .
Gives Officials unpar-l
alleled Narrative
Found On Prisoner
$fiRnO
DKTHOIT. Mich.. Oct. :t -;,T1
William (iihlis, L'U. of l.os AnuelcK.
ivl u rolilieil it Cunuiliiitt National
rnllwuy mull car nl' iiinouutH vari-
nusly cslilnulctl it t hot ween SliH.OOII
and lllln.oiia. was IicIiik held 111
Wind sor, (tut., today after furnish-
Inn aalllnlllles Willi a criminal tlnr-
ralive without paialhd In this sec -
lion
ciblw I..,..- i il... (..
" "" ..n... in
haill. Otll.. lltld. Vaillitm IICCOSS lO
Ihc
'!:;''!,.,?";.1,,n'l:'.!,!;oa'h;'rh!;
" ' " '
looted the
renlsH-veil lams. Ihen as
the eiuiino slowed down for n stop
ai i iisum .siiiiim, (ii()!)oe.i ntiiu ine.
nnill car 1ml rehoarded Hie rem
coach oft the (rain.
While t'.huniK were rained nml n t
desct ipt ion of I he rohher sent till
nlotiu (he border, (llhhs was rldlnu; j
inlo Xindih' on the same train he !
nun ronoeii.
i e , nun V siopp.Mi omsme
oj iiKistn- wniie crown amuori-
ties MUesthX.ed the c.VW. bill (tibln
.sl.tin,; on the rods henen.h the rear
car was not discovered.
After (he investigation Ihe Iralti !
was releiised ami 1 1 (hits' car was (
ferried timsH I ho Del roll river, j
Here the oiinrr hiindlt caini; to i
f-rh'f. fur immigralloii offlceiH were, j
on the lookout for smuggled nitons!
when Ihe ferry docked and Cthhs j
was discovered when he came tront i
his liidfr.'-r jJlucc.
The sl.ahblly clad youngster was i
searched ami .S'I.'hhi In hank notes
was louiol sttilfed In his shirt, while
he carried two sealed current'
packages containing SIO.uou and
.sti.tiiii respect I vely, The customs
inch tinned diMm over to local po
lice, who already hatl received u
wire to he on ihe lookout for him
" ' from provlMclnl authorities.
(iihhs readily admltleil (he rob
In ry ami described the rrlmw (o the
police. He waived extradition nnd
was returned to Windsor leas than
three hours from the time the train
was held up.
l'n certainly prevailed remirdhiK
the amount of lord obtained, and tt
was expecied to he some time be
fore definite check Ih completed. A
sufficient check, ai cording to Wind
sor police, indicated that, thn loot
inny iimoiint to $oii,iiihi.
Canadian railway officials., how
ever, weie of ihe opinion that (lit
money round on (llbbs was nil that
had been taken.
. Cltibs. who deacrihed himself an
n "hobo," said he came to Windsor
three weeks ago. He bewailed the
:"n;ie lttt hreak" that resulted In
his nrvest.
EUGENE BANKS
I'OHTl.ANI). Ore., Oct. Z. A,
'oiilrot or the fnlled States Nn- j
lonal I. ii nk of I'ugene. nnd the ,
iLugerie Loan A- Savings ti.ink has j
( been acquired by the Pacific Han-;
j corporal Ion. headed by Charles j
I IPtll. picsilent
I National bunk.
of the Portland
It was announced
itodav bv Havld Auld. vice presl -
ihnt of the tun lingerie Institu -
i iions.
I At the sinie time Mr. Auld stat-
- ed tt is the policy of the Pacific,
P itieorp'. ration to maintain the
individuality of each of the mein -
her bank" of the federation. The
i iii'llvi.liiiilily i f nch nf ih- nii in -
THAT ROBBED
BANCORPORATION
UAINS UUNIKUL
GENE TUNNEY, fllinS FA I
MISS LAUDER nc Tuprr
' ARF MAPR Fn r,vl-",nncL
flitt mm w rnn nflnno
Simplicity Marks Ceremony
i in 'Royal Apartment' '
Fascist and Priest Tie
Double Knot Luncheon
Served to 25.
KilMK, (let. :i. - vl'i -Surround
ed by a Lltle tM'oup of Ini imah
friends aiul In the me;tlest si in
pliciiy, (ii'ii e Tunney
Ml
; hc.'ivyweiuhi ehumpion, and ilins
..Mary Josephine Lau.hr. of Oreen
wlcli, t'onn., were married tod;iy
;ut the Hotel Jiussle.
1 Two of the "royjil apart
' tin'iit." normally n..:rved for vis
iting sovereigns, weie Used. one
for the civil ceremony which w:is
performeil by Siminr Urni'i't-rio, n
leadinK Kascist. and the other for
i the religious cei-i-mony performed
i by Monsiunor .loi-ph A. Ilreslin of
j the American colleye in Home :tnd
I one-time parish priest ot the Tun
j ney family in Xew York.
After the ci-vemony n lunclieon
t at which there were twenty -five
k nests was served, and il war. .in-
nounced that the couple planned
to leav
i., ...a il. t
mil-
aleil flestination on their
i
honeymoon.
.Miss Lauder, who is wealthy ami
socially prominent, was dressed In j
.Mauve Velvet trimmed with lac
i She wine it silver net over her
; mir which uave her the u,i -
1 unce of a meillexul chiitelalne.
J Tunney wore u hlne suck Mill
I which lirmmht out his superli
! ihysliiue striklim-ly, n liluek and
' white lie. while spins and black
j sIiock.
Sun Shines I'm' I'olly
I The famous liomun Cerulinn
blue sUy was at Its best for 'Tolly"
t ....... ... ... ... .
Liiiiun h ormai nay aim jusi w ni.'ii 1
l'nmu.V nnnlne llle rim. inmni
i 'v!r r",K,'; " ,,,,y r ",",l,Kh, """"
l wiioumi uio winnow oi die royai
mU)n nmklnu It ulltter for nil ihc
j wltnesse-
ui nee. as in.' reimious
I
remony - was; niohumi - tunney
Hisseu ms untie nn. i i nen m i s.
ijiuoer, ms moiner-in-iaw.
The waits of the room were hung
with old red damask against which
masses of gorgeous whin, rose
stood out strikingly, in the room
where i In.
glous ceremony was,
. ,,(,,d ,htl.(, WaH ,,.,.,.
picture of
.i...
" ,
' V m ' . ceremonv Tn
? ,;V V W IM
-.v-., ... ... , , i j ,,e riviu managers are reucen:
a lawyer for the American em- -in ii'ual us to their pitchlng .se
bassy who had assisted in making hctii ns Cor the opening game,
the necessary arrangements for a but they'll -ross tip a lot of ex
rapld dispatch of the formalities', pert observers tf Waite Hoyt does
ami Lvoii lfomiuiaii. A incrfcan 1 not starl for the Yankee:! unit
consul here, while (hose for Miss "Wee Willie" Sherde) fur the Ca''
Laudor were Vice Consul Wesley j.lliia Is. Ilugglns and McKechnie
Jones and M rs. Thomas I.. I n u- j admit that thest.- iwu are "nntu
lels, wire of the secretary of the j rain" for the first game, but that
Ano'i lean emb isy. ; I he final Hi'lectlnn will have to
At the retiglouH ceremony Tun-(Watt until giime time.
v j nev s whiles-, was a friend. Hi. C.
v eeKs or .ew i oi k. while .Miss i ta-n I'anenan win he in center-Laiiib-r's
ws her sister. Mrs. Kd-j field for the Yanka and "Junipimr
win Mewing. .Joe" Ihtgun. In all probability .U
Mendelssohn's wedding inarch j third. If McKechnie picks n right
was ptayeil at the beginning of the bander Cedrlc hurst will play the
religion ceremony. The bride ami t out field and dene Kobeitsnn third
bridegroom exchanged flowers, ' '"tn McKechnie's only linen;)
Tunney giving Miss l-auder a bou- rhniiRp to nieft the assorted brand
uuet of orange blossoms and re-jo. pm-hing will Ni- made In right
ceiving from her mauve roses thejfh'ld. tlenrge Harper will play
same color as the brlde' dress, fight field a mi I nst right hundent
At the lunch which followed the and Wattle Holm aainst the south
rltes, Signor Itrofferlo, niisiug a j I'nwk. Ji-t present plans only
champagne glass toasti-d the cou-j'o catcneiH will .m-e service. Hen
pie and Tunney answered In Ital- ""Kh f' l"'1 Yanks and Jimmy
Ian "tirale Tante,"
iiianv
thanks.
ItnllaiiH Interested
The niarrinue was I he chief
topic of conversation in Home dur
ing the day anil newspapers
throughout Italy besieged the of
ficial agency to rush all possible
detailr. A uieriean correspondents
nml cameramen fared badly at the
hotel Itself and the polhv regula
lions prohibited photographers
from even approaching It. One
A no-r lea n newsMimerma n doLriilei!
himself fiu i wnitei- at iiw Wli.
dlmr breakfast but was soon dhi-l""
covered pi was forced to mm'- i
render his boiled shirt and swal- j
low-tailed iront and take his plueej
wllh Ihe others waiting below. j
NO BAR BY STATE ON
RESERVE CORPS IN
PRESIDENT ELECTORS
HALKM.
ore., on t. .(. w -so
,U"Mtl'n as to the ellglldllly r
Hnbert H. Kuykenilull of Klamnth
1 Kails nnd H. J Warner of pen
jdletnn, republlcuns, and Walter 1.
Hllcusnn of Portland, Democrat, to
fill the offlc
..r iicl.l..nllnl fl"M -
nr. has been placed before dtnte
jitut horitlo. Their eligibility (ihi
jbeen challenged In Washington,
I D. C. for thi n-awm that thev
j ln'cn clinllcniii il In WiiKhlnulnn.
run uflnuo
Crippled Yankees Given
Small Chance in Series-
Some Fans See Hospital
List As Pre-Series Alibi
Cards Practice in Grim
Earnest.
lb-licit VV. Ilarlici
I'd 1'res.s Sports Writer
VOItK. Oct. ?,. t,Vf A
badly crippled New Vmi;
will siait the World se-
A. Hl.'i;i
m:v
siu:rt ..I
YiinkiM-s
rji
...
with i he
St. Louis Cardinals
' stadium tomorrow
at the . Yankei
afternoon.
With !( more or less definite
announcement from HuKtflnx that
Karle I'miiiiH, injured centerfielde: .
would see action in the big series
only as a pinch runner, if at all.
Yankee stocii diopped to n new
low. The odds most frequently
v 1,11 "e i aru iiia i- n
to :i. There wm httli tiettinir.
mol A uieriean leauue linriismw
preferrinK 10 wail for even longer
odds.
some nhst rvers it appeared
the Vankees. In realltv. ar.
that
occtipyii a rather enviable posi
tion and that I. Ill .McKechnie and
his healthy Cardinals should he
doinu all t he worrying. In case
of drfeai. the Vnnkee nlibi Is pro
pnred in advance, however unin
tentional upon the part nf the
reKulnK world's champions. (
tho t.iher hand, the Cardinals, at
Toll Mtremrlh mimi nl t,,l ...... n
1.1 ...
"'" n,, KH uie creun am?
( hem
. " .. .
' i"-acnce ".."i.;.,; ,;,
, the Vnnlceit W,nlli,m u,i,n. ..,,
uu ...
lIU( ,lnu. Mmnrrnw. UiPV have
),t,-iivie ifii
.Inkes. 'J.'liei m attout '
, Uir ImimIucnh In Rrlm
pnrnest,
; Impatient
for actual
conflict lo
; beln
' - YtinltH I'ntrnuhletl.
' Tltl vank(4 nn th,, ot,pr hand,
net as ihnnih ihev tmv twit
, i.. n,.. wrlil. If Combs and
pennoclc nro out. and Ijazzori. Koo-
! " - " " ",n" ' ' 'lPie. me AllK'n
X"'! -huM ""po:ir
M ! U". ;;n,lh '", .J"Ht ,h" Btt,nP "
If HherdMl pitches, for the. Cnrd,
""'-on fr McKechnie f crew.
pi ovlded these pitching choices
go through. Haines and Pipgrns
probably will be matched In tho
second giiitte nt the stadium on
Friday with Alexander and Zaoh
ary rival tuotindsmen In the third
game at St. Louis on Sunday.
With Com Im out, If UKBlns will
shift Ills batting order to hrln
Mark Koeniu ap to 'he leadoff
'liosltinn, with Durst or Paschal
j further down tho line.
I Despite precautions by the
l'nuKement, (.peculator have ff"t-
h,,,l "" f thp preclo.m
tickets nnd are peddling' a $16.fo
series of i hree game for $"0
and up With n) reserved dents
gone and 40,000 irenernl admission
tickets on sn le the day nf th
game, n cfnwd of 75,000 or mor?
h expected nt Ihe opening- (tame.
WAMitrvriTov n..i 4 J n.
, pinl ment of Mrs. Krnnk O.
rthrnn of Portland Or' nn'
stiiitt chairman for the orgn nida
tion of business nnd professional
Women In thn Hoover pnninnlirn In
l(,n.Bin, n nnnnuncoil toih.v l.y
lti.iiihllrnn heuilritinrtprii.
i Hlne lnkn Tiilklc.
(Continued on Pafie Kour.j