Medford mail tribune., October 10, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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' Tfc Weather
Forwunl Full'; frol tonlidil
Minimum jlerdny 71
Minimum yeMcixlity 47
EDFORD MA
cVlIcr Year Ago
MEDFORD, OlfKCOX. WKDNKSDA V. OriOllKK M.
N'P.. Jill.
s.Vl- rift. Month isjr
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Playing and Watching.
Numerous Speakeasies.
Happy Canadians.
Wise Zogu.
(Coiyriiit. m:s. IjV Star Co.) i
The baseball excitement ends,
The Ytiiikc-os ' nine men from
New York beat nine "Cardi
nals" from St . Louis four times ;
in succession. And Babe Until
made three home runs in the'
'hint Mine.
Nothing eotild he more desir
iible than to see a jritmo like
thai, except to do sometnini.'
worth while yourself, if ever so
hXtle.
There are limils, it seems, lo t0lla. l()W" (.hlll.i(,s n Hillos, iia
bootlt''in". The mavor nf Nc?v . lloiial comtnittei'inan, nml II. Kl
. I mund Machnlit, mate ihaiilliun. that
nrlc orders police lo proscenre thl, re!)1nniiihillty for swinnitiK .the
'.those that have been si'lliii-r ; eleetmal votes of that state to the :
,i-i KfiJulilii-an ntitinnal ami state tick-
lioisoned whiskey, sometime pts rv!tteil win, n,,, stale OIKant?.-i
luIIiuI "smoke." lo miserahle ti"n.
...
tiruiiKaros in hium sie,uve.isii-s.
,
I lie nuitincr Killed n iois-;
onous whisltev ill New York '
OIKI11S niSKlJ 111 .M" " ,K ,
since last Saturday lias risen to
twenty-six.
A thousand policemen are in-vesti'-'atin'
speakeasies nml
have closed forty of them, leav
ing, aeeordintr to police calcula
tions, ahont iM.OfiO still open.
When our oovernment starts
to make alcohol unfit for hu
man consumption it succeeds.
The Supreme Court decides ;
that Cnnndiniis mav cross tlie:"a"-v 1 " "
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immi-r i" itv in juip? nn v
Itlld IfO hiU'k 111 thO CVCIIIH'J. '
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Uoodnip; 110 piissport. j
Thp li frhnbt eniirt hnv mtr
i :
nn viii,'
Y'.jwiIcpm, tlut settles that, Hull j
everybody will be liitl to see
our Caiyidiaii l'riciiils treated in
it brotliorlv spirit
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Hut complications may arise.
Kaininu Iii-rh va";es in 1 h .
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I lilted Males, spending it in
Hanada for iinvthlntr vnu choose
,. ', , " ,
ilicludini; (rood cheap hcer. niny
prove a temptation. Anierieans
liu'u'llt move across the border 1
.r, ui ,l,.;..l, .,...1 I. 1
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rents (here, while earniHH: their
monev on this side. ;
Ht'twcen Mohammed dead
and Mussolini living, Kini;
Zojru, nf Albania, chooses .Mus-
Holitii.
A Mohamnu'dat) now, but he;
will chanu'c, become a Chris
tian nml marry an Italian prin '
"hss, living .thercal'ter in his
Albanian palace under the:
shadow of Mussolini's name, j
tills
Inti'lli-rent Zoj;il. II
,....,1 i... . ii....
...in mm ...uuu .mm-
better tllan till old Itird of Par-1 lowlnt: poison, made another at
... 'tempi lo commit suicide today by
iH"s:- .ilivinK' from Ills second Her cell
Zo"U kllOWN that living Mils- lo a tile floor. S feet below, at
. i , police headiinartei-H. Ills skull was
solini is better than a dead I,,,,.,,,,.,.,, ,, h,. .as ,.,.,,,..,, ,n
nrophct. You feel sirry for the ci iucai condition.
... The youth, who told police he
Jtlllian princess. Killed .Marie Vounii. 21. telephone
ri.rt .t.....j:i,i;, r,,e
.... .....-. .w... .v.,.,.,
the .Advancement of Atheism
demauds a hifrl, powered radio
Klauoii in .New 1 ork and does
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not. jict- ll, Ulliitinixn tin' ciisioi
wax' t,t miikr) an tltlieisl ridieii -
jbms is' tf) let him talk.
; It is hard to uiKlerslaml how
anybody' eould. talk atheism,
kiinwino; that his voice propell-:
ed by a power beyond cninprc
beiisioii, travels around th.'.
world throii;!) (he mysterious
ether.'
Atheists, voting ones espr
ally, niinlit ineditale on on
eiaily, niid.t mcli.a.e on one
of ISaciin s eolleeted aiiothecms :
Sinmnitlt-S. hrUvx ftski-d 0f """ nnrt pr-.iir,( in... n.-r .pn
t t Hoover would carry Michigan. Ken.
lliero, "What he tllOlllfM of tif'ky. Missouri. Oklahom.i. Ne
(loil?" asked n WeHdiltN braska Xonh and South Dakota
, v . ml Minnesota In the Novimhei
time to consider of it; ami a' elections.
the seven-nioht's end He H-fccd ' Th- senator said that his analysis
i nf ffcllrm in these slates was Wed
u fortmilllt S timo: nt t Iio fnl-t- ,nUlnt; jdiservailons he derived
JC'litt nn.l ttinntb ! from his' recent specch-inaklriK
At which llieljlj, mpv'l-,
MAY SWING
M V OTATt
t. I. iilHM
mm v v mm
IS THOUGHT
Hoover Tells National Com
mitteeman That New
York Vote Up to State Organization-Report
Situa
tion Looks Good Claim
Jewish People for Hoover.
By JAMES L. WEST
Associated Press Staff Writer
WASHINGTON. Ocl. 10.
' After ;i thornni:ti canvass ol the .
"He tnlil us to kii hack anil work
rim up mll,i n, ,aHl imlot has
lieen lilacelt ill tin tmx." Macliol'l
saia. i ne suiiaiioii in .New torn
lonKM y,,!ry '""ecu. w e
expect to poll a tntul vole of
nun, or r.no.nun more than was polled
in nui. I lie re.4isirauon lu me
city Is KolllK on this week and the:
result thus far shows a very" laixe
. nirit-ase.
Asked if the nomination of Fran!:- I
iiu u. ivtiosi- t-ii as iiit ueunii'iain 1
i candidati- for Koveruor would aid
, the Deiuocratlc national ticket in .
' New York state, Machold said he
I tlltl mu llllllK It noiliil. lie aiuieii i
that ne inn not mum it wouia nt-,
icct tue resiiii in .m;w mm ,u wi.
i Mr. llcover also conferred today ,
with Onilell Mills, under secrelu.y !
of the treasury, anil A. M. I. lebler. I
of Chlci v. publisher "f the Jewish
; tioverntir ruuiii uuu iii'i-n i
, .
mio a corner nn um kiiiii ih.oiu. ;
ni-....t.1 .......... , J, ,M,.,, u... i mm m, n
would 1 nvn general tii)Pit I mm ! Hock, representing the Trans-
(he Jewish pt;ole nf the nation iihuhuio ctni.pany, and llerr Hchirlltz
u inarK 01 uppn--m.i..ii i... ui
a mark ot annrecuiuou inr me uiu ;
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their rai: In many hindH
In my fielief Illinois will ko He-
. nublicaii bv iltin.nou." ne said. " 1 he '
1 plain poopic, Iniiinlinu- those of ih.. ,
; "ame 'lc,", "riK,n !,H myvU- nu
Hoover because he Is the type of
i man who ti.iilerstanus ti e needs of i
, home folks.
i "Mr. ""over does not say much!
ho just kocs ahead unci does ;
! what is necessary to be done wllh-;
' o'": "" " .Nobody can deliver ;
the Jewish vole, bn, Ihe lews do l
,beh. 0WII n,inUir ; and they linnw j
w,1 11 wn ,llat s'epped Into the j
widesprciul distress ainoiin .lews In
niodern times. In vollmt for Mr.
Hoover they are expresslni; their
matltude and votins .or a man wfto
understands them."
LOVESICK YOUTH
IN SUICIDE OIVE
KANSAS ITV. Oct. I (A
Clen Jenkins. :a, who surrendered
to police last niht alter stabbing
h ...,,.,,., to .,,, nn,i Hwai
, ,e heeuiiue In, I,, veil 1,,.,' I, lid
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coum not ill..... u. ma,..
firs, ove , ,, e -. .?
: ,, for h or, roll
' v" ","M" ou......
iiospual
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AFTER ANALYSIS
; s. -, o,, i,-,-
dent fooiidfe today at Hie Whit
i ...... : Th. !.. l nil of thfl,,,
1. said, wnsM.flnllely for Ihe re
pibstl, nominee.
Search la Made
For Mother Who
a .J r .;,
SAN FHANCISCO. Oct. 10. ,
( A mother who left her.
.'year-old daughter with a
;uest in tl:e lobby of a hotel -fr
here last uluht with the re-
! quest that ho watch her "for
.a minute, was the object ot
a search by police ami social "
workers today. ,
The clrl says her name Is
h.rira.or Slmn. nml thai thev
had come from Portland a few
days ago on a boat after'
"daddy had ot mail and went ;
uw:iy." Further Inquiries about ;
her home hro.mht only the re-
snonso "i don't know from;
the IrI. . ,
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HELD UP By
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KKIKDHItMlSUAKKN. C.ermauy j
Out. in. tl'i l)r.
Hugo hPKencr ,.
;annoiinc(.ii ili.fiiiin.ly shmtly aftn-
two o'clock this alTi-rnoon that the
dirigible lraf ZLppelln wouiii not
Mart fur the t'nlicl xtiues t.niay
-l.SllO,-lliwinuse of iinfavoral.le wealher ,
conilltloiiH, but would probably start '
ZEPPELIN HOP
WEATHER
Wednesday. i ):iKht ,-two n will aid the dai-1
The definite drclslon not to takpiilm ,, nr ih.. loiumander. wh i
off found the ship all ready for the jh.lM ur,..i,iy flown above the North
i.ial"l. 1 ne malls lor America nan
n (-loM'it with a cariio of fiC.iutu i
inters, i-artis una purct-is aiioarn.
The l.aBBaii,. of the passengers.
limited to 55 pnumls each, also
had been put aboard.
I lie complete passenger list con- i ,(
tinueii or paramount interest and
several cnanKes ana aniitiions wore ,
announced. Dr. KriiKcr of the j
ministry' of transportation will.
take the place of I'rof. l.udwiK
Kaas. of the (lerinan crmrlHi
P"" nn" "lr'e aituuional names,,.,..,,,.. .,, hol,r , ,iea,ture ,
l.vt.l tlli.. t...ii.i. It. .ii- V'mi I
; "
'riysiia. a lepreM-niaiive ui j
in'iMCNnmiin me AfixN couM(any
reiirespnt uiu the Ze ss eoiimaiiv.
,
,
i;alioir ins, ruments.
T
TOTALS $2555.25
l The commute
of business men
who are raisiiiK the funds
which to rarry on the itoy Hcout
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The j
, inun are worltim; In teams of two,
; made up entirely of Kotitrfans of
' Med ford.
i At the regular meeting of -the
club yesterday every member ivas
: placed on a team and issued
j ( uh-ci ihuis ciirds. The luncheon
i today was called to report proves
i by the teams.
: The Hotariaus desire lo put the
drive over the lop and to do it in
sueh a way awl In no short a time I
as to demonstrate that the fclub
lutands'nr real service In the com
I munity.
I A total of bad been
raised at noon today, the Koturinn.s
1 hliVMiir i.iiit-od nil . .r inoi
amount except fl:-i;ii which M X " tn" "I"" '"t'" "
linpan soured. Thp .Uoin fn,- Uosh sea. approximately 1000 mil'-s
i.Medfonl has been set nt $4,100. '" lh' Somewhere In thi
i Work of the scouts for the com- I", his base of operations w II
ilnif year has been planned and t!ie,M' i":tat,l?sn"'1-
timince commltie1 of the Hoy
( Scouts has drawn up a carefully
1 prepared bmUet which will meet
the . necessary expense)! of the
! work. it is vital in the success
lof ll,a r..ll l -.1 r.l
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.lne local scouts Ibat Ihn total!
,, u. ,..,1,, A ,
"VT W"?
!Z,Zy ZJZ" '
e,i in u,e bmim
ln
order that the work be coin !
pleted us soon as ookmII.I,. Ii Is .
essential that all who run will sup.
! nort the wi-it Ti, .,. u,i. i,,..
not as yet hen ai.iiroi.ehert ,
! Phone. In their sol.ucrli.il
I .Scout lleaduuiirterH or to Wn. Al.
I len, chalrinun of Uie drive.
"CtiantH I1MSM hflU noouiifurl
liU ijuotii of the $5500 lo lie
rumcd and If thvy do ss well us
last tar will he not less than lm
pei cent. Med ford must do as well
ivith her part," Scoutmaster W, U,
Hricker Mid today.
Keen competition iH beinir evi.
idencert between Hr-tury team, A.
, Hayden and 1, o. rtuwford at
winners (bus far with u total of
in cash ami $U.:o In iled
nA'H
. i cporii-d
Wire Report on
th Pear Market
SAN KltANTIKCO, Oct. Hi, -ll
Apples; lie tlcflowem, pckil., 3 'i .
4. tier 51..l."i, 4 ll.-r 7.'.c-K 1 .ot,
Kiim. tL'.I 1IX.J .In,, ti i , ,a
Oren Winter ll.itiaua if j;.;5-
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RICHARD BYRD
LEAVES W
Antarctic Expedition Bids
Amprim RnnHtlVP 0(111-
H,,,t:' ltd "UUllUyt? UUII
ftHin IM 7 Tire Ctrm
CUIII, IV. L, nrSl OlUp
n ri i i i r
Party clatCCl at Depar-
ture Gets Bin Sendoff.
1
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)fi anci:i.i:s, Oct. io. '
Th' AUlaiclie airplane expedu.on.
of Commander lliehard K. Jtyrd.
planned in bid .-wneriea "oo.t
! e" today. At five o'clock lb''
;i Iter lion u as f lood tide nw'ps
Into Ios Angeles harbor, the pic
Utrcviue aviator-explot.fr deter
mines to set out oil his greatest
UiruM Into the unknown.
Aboard the staunch wha ler t
A. J-uscn, Ityrd and a small band
of eaiit-r companions will be ear
ned to Dunedin. New Zealand, !
when their last drive Into the
south polar zone begins. Across
the Pat if.e ocean, they will follow ,
tbt e;- other vessels of the flyrd
expedition, the Sir James Itofs, '
,,, .;ieano,. polling and the (Mty I
v, w vm k. well on their way to
distant New Zealand. ' I
Three of the ships carry great
ltrt. nf Miinilii-s, inclniluii; uir
FOR N
pl!ll,,Si Khu,h llv,(, w, ,.Ilipty m !
,, v.yl.,u. ,.xploialion of the!
,;r'p;ll,.-i fioziMi 'area on eurtli.
i I'oli- and a. Toss the Atlantic. i
... llirill.vi,. its nr. i
here from Ni-w York via :
lh(' !..,.., ,,M' vi.stirday' the!
, ,,. .., ion., wilh the lasi
isiore. - .' of the expedition, sheep.
I cows, oxpms.veH. airplanes, poiar
transportation ecuiiitiuent and other
..lt.,i,v i,,inoriii m so unites
larlv l-:latcil. I
..u.(,r uioukIi they weie to l.ei
nfr " ,. j.,,,.,. none of the!
pur.y expressed anythimt but mile)
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ncareu. Among wnw wm wi-i
hoard the Larsen with liynl were
nnr,,i,l . June, Itcrnl S llalclien.
l)(..in smiib ah plane pilots;
F i ii.mrtM k', y. ISubb-r .leie-
....... , 1...1 ..t -1
". union
.leu; .Martin uonne, niiiiiihikiii.iiiiiiipa ut.nrney, and .Indue John
mcnaru .,. niopiu, iiiinineM. iiihi.-.,
u,Ker of the eine.lition; l.al.l.
IShropsblr... hyiliOKrapher; faptain
; .V. .-i. i-iiri.i'i, i. n. ,,.".,
.-.c, Ktiuii ..eoju ...,.. ,.
Benin llenjamln Ko.her. me-
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ma'iui;er: ituss.-ii loo-n. o"-s-.
paiierman and William Vander-.
veer, photographer.
I
led In the city, tourlnn ibnumb
TOrHW """SW(""1 1 "" '"lony by ear.
IIIIIAViWl"1 "'1 V1' ' W ." ,
lUUni'1'1'1 "U.sb.wi.1 (.odspced on his
cx,ieditlon. Kespile the dancer of
the undertakini; she was calm an. I
cheerful. l-asl nik-l.t several of
with'1"" .'"'r,-v '""seu ioems,.es
wie ...ea.-.s, :oo...... ii.e ,.,.i ....
iairicui en.eriaiiuiiciii inr ineiii
many months.
ii nn.- 1.U.S.-I, niipn
brakewater. American I-pbI'mi
IniemlnrH, shlppliie; craft, seafarers
and citizens will join to Rive me,
commander a hearty farewell. The
whaler will he escorted to Ihe
open sea. a distance of two miles,
lo I'loir the hrakewater, ny nar-
t,or vessels, unci al sunset tne iu -
sen will have faded front view
on tne I'ucnic udiiAiiM.
Jyrd's plans estimate his arrival
at Unneilin about November j.
where the harsen will Join tip.
three trece.uinn ships, a month
and a half later be hopes lo huvo
sailed further soul hward, pene
trated a IMci-mile ee barrier and
SAI.!:M. Ore., Ocl. 1 0. ! fieo.
,AIxander. state prohibition com-,
i m IssloiK.r. reports to flovernor
'atterson Hint ilurlnK the month
of .September flues for prohibition
i violations In oickoii lot
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$ 7 3 U. M ash d est royed to t a lied
1 in;; gallons. Ilipjnr destroyed 55G
Kallo"M- hXiXU Heizvit ; 11 ,,,ml
mobile cili fiscal eil Nllieiy-foui
arrests w. re made.
. Non-Partiian Parents
OKKOON CITY, Ore., Oct. 1.
(A') Named Alfred and Herbert,
t whin born here, will carry through
out life reminders of Ihe lllM presi
dential campalKn. The parentH, Mr.
and Mih. .Kdwln Toedietneler. of
j Hiairord, Ore., consented to bestow,
Ihe names whjch l.ad been confer.
: ren tixin tne twins ny nurses at a
llosiiluil where the Infants w ere
born a few days a-To.
Vlml I'orly linlloie..
MYllTI.K POINT, Ore.. Oct. 1'..
l?'i llecause iioIIcb officers found
0 Italians of liquor cached In an
al.lliidoneil linrn here. Ihe clt V
: libflndoned barn here
council bisi nluht revo
'council List nluhl revoked ie 11 -
in.n,. r.r W,.lf..e Perfv for oneral.
-tint a poolh.i Perry lives, near
n urn uie ,i.uor was louna.
BYK'VS SOUTH
a ? 7 1 r 1 :
$S f ;
m I 'm
Qfan C Smith (leftl and Gcrnt Dalchen who will pilot Comm.
RirM.Md E. EyrU's planes on his coining expedition to the Antarctic
Tor picurej wire taken as the pilots tested the olanes at Mitcl-.f
r .-.v
POLICE ACTION CURTIS GIVES
CHECKMATES
Chicago Judges Believed
Marked for Bomb At-
tention Men Discuss
'Pineapple Tossing' Po
lice Guards Set.
fllll'Af.U. llet. 10.
tli A
t'hleat;'.
""1 l'l"t auainst
jiiiiki'h, one- a i-anuuiale lor stales
u,tt0(J1
on Ihe Denioet'iltie tiekel.
Was cbei'kiiiated tuilny. '
.Indue Wllliiini .1. I.IihImiv
th t..n..i , i ... ... . ......
zr
M. i.yie. munieipal Juiliie. were
, Kv,. pi(.,. pnueelion follow
ini; revehilions, which police said
; uiiiiiiiurii me nonies ol Until In.-n
la,i i.,. niarked f.n Ii..iiiIis.
i, i.e.-n mai Keo 1..I mis.
.iiaxwen wno lol, of overhearltm
three men on an elevated tiuln
whlsperiiiK nboul a 'Joh to
's'111!
miieappics ill nil. iinilll. ot l lie
juducy, .Maxwell followed Hie men
from the elevnlcl train lintil thov
",,,''r"'1 " "I".,.,,.
li,,.,,.,,, platen and were drive,
.,WIiy. ,,y ,,.,,, ,;1
Maxwell snld lie under l the
,,. , . ,, -pineapple loss-
,K was lo He lielweei, mnliimhl
ano I a. ill. loony, ami Heavy .o-
ne,. uuiirds Were s.ent lo imin
! nines. No liomhiiu. malei inlled
imrinii llie niKin, out pi an-
malutulnliiir their uiianl until fur-
iher luvei.tlifiilion can be niinle.
.imiue Lindsay's Keiiuhliciin op-
l onenl for state's attorney Is
f.,.,.u JhiIri. .lolin A. S'rtnn..n.
whose home was! liombcil shorll.,
i.cioi e the April I" primary el
.tion. .Iuili:e l.yle Is presumed
m hi ve aroused ;anKsier Ire by
line imposition oi n:K' nonos in
criminal eases.
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VETERANS OE 1
T(
HAVANA. Oct. 10. 0Vi I'nlted .
icpanisil nnr veierans tloliiuu; inelr
BOMBING PLOT
: 3elh annual convention here, Join- :,,., i,,,, today.
ed wllh l'ub.1 today In her cel. 'bra-,
Hon nf the "mm De Yarn," thei SAN ANTONIO. Tex., Oct. 10.
Inminnliiit of 'ulH's ten-year w-nr Ul'il'uttliiK behind lliem three dns
i In JsilH, and In return fub.-i Joined j of Intense nierry-maklnit. climaxed
wllh the veterans ln pn.vlnu re- by ihe most tinmllllary parade Hun
speyl to their Amerlc.ii couiraib.s Antonio ever sawt tired legion
nl the .Maine memorial. jnalres today turned to the set Ions
l-'o'r the first time In 3n years business of the tenth annual
! ""' ""r mrces oi ine i line,, run, es
."no oon, -veierans OI hi, werel
Joined In nmrehlnif order and their
flans carried Khlc by side.
Troops of Cuban -cava by. In
fantry, officers and men of tin- I'.
S. battle-hip Texas and various
delegations of veteran Vnnkee sd
dbrs. paraded the streets of Ha
vim:! with thousand of speeiators
abii the line of mareh. Tattered
old stan dn rds of uba and Ihe
I'ntied States, mementoes of fancy
j and Hnn Junn
bore by nrfzIed
soldifrs. wer
cheered to the
echo.
Wllllne t.li. n Auto.
I'orttLANI). Ore., Oct, III, ll")
"r . K. WlllinK, well known
: rnriland itolfer. who has partlei- j The contest for the mitlonul
t pateil in many national and lnlerci,'',,niiiian.lershlp was believed lo
national tournaments, was the pns- I have narrowed down to a contest
mssor today of a larnc new sedan. ! between t'.eneral Hoy Hoffman, of
I the clft of ndmlrlnir fellow iiolfcrs
; of Portland, presentation of the
- ,. ,,l,.n,,l.l,,. I... t
i fieorite I,, linker on behalf of ihe
i ..nil.... ... .. ............. , ...
j Multft.muh hotel. hon.jr of Dr.
tMl.Wig. '
POLE PILOTS
LA FOLLETTE
Republican Vice-Presidential
Nominee Hewinn to the
IMUUIlMLC ntWIIiy IU l'
Straight Ticket Slogan i
LaFollette Is Silent On;
Hoover-Curtis.
lly I'miice-
ST. I'All..
Asniule.l 1
M. Stephenson
Minn., del.
in
i'csh staff Writer ..
ol'i Senator 1'liailcs t'Ullis, the
Kepulilieuir vl, i..iirei.id..itiiil nolo-
Inc.
is bewlnu. lii his liiim-slnnd-
I. .nun of -ihe HirnlKlit Itepuli -
i'"
be
iimpaiuns
thronull the flulerstille
polltlcnli
. ... . .,,., .,,..,., when
,11,.un,, rtHfl. ,,, ,. , l
,y 1W .ihr lilnu Influence1
on Hie national Contest.
s,, , ,., v , superior. Wis.
he endorsed .senator lloherl -M. ;
l.al.'ollclle. the .llcpulilican sent-;
lotial iiiiiiilnei... and lust uinbt ,n '
be endorsed .senator lloherl
lliiluth Kiive his word for Arthur:
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, ,,. ver-fui'lls ticket.
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tl,u-r Kobl. r. of llie con-
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,.,.,;, , ',lee. who Is '
,.,. ,,,.,,.,., Hoover. I'lirlls
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nent.
i u,,. iteoublicim vice -
loday llli' iiepuoucnn vice -
...ul,l...,H.,l .willllltlin Vtnu till. LMIKtl
f the twin cities. He speaks to-
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HAN ANTONIO. Texas, Ocl, III.
-ll'l Louisville, Ky., won the I Hill I
i, nvenllon of the Amerl-
meri. nn ieKi., . ...... ......or. .
nriii'iiu.. .'. ... i'mni . .
' Davis,
Major fleoi-Kes Hen pin I,
blind French war veteran and
William Ureen. president of the
American federation of Labor
were scheduled lo didlver adil resses
at ihe resumption of convention
session.
Convention business did n pa-
inde t'-st" yesterday while the Kay
dpet;ntet and visliois passed in
amusmif revb'.w, before their war-
time coininaiider. (lepera! Jidin J.
I'eishiim ; t heh- present com ma n-
der, Hdwaid I!. fpaffor4: l'lebl
.Marshal Alb-nby, (ireat Hrhaln:
(iovemor I mn Motgdy. nml oilwr
mfbtary and chin notatdes.
i "kbibna flly. flenernl Albert I,,
North t.nrollna. and Cap.
Illlln .lohn 1. Ilwlllu. of Hbri'Vcniill,
' ' nltho scviji al "fay. .rile sons"
Co III I tilled III be mentioned. Nciti'tv
'tf,,'V deparluient caucused Inst
o.k... - t
HIS SUPPORT!
i
Communist . .
Candidate P. A'
Hoover's El
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ilri-H. Ins! nifclu lu'l.T.' n i; uli-
iiuii; luli.niiii nun lu.
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Bourbon Vice-Presidential
Candidate Pledges Dis-
posal of Project Question
Charges Republicans
With Procrastination.
I.OS ANCKl.KS, (let. 1".
With i",,"isiM ,,r i,,"ln" "
,.a(ln vivt.y (1ev.lopm.nl and Kibes
at What he declared were years
of proem sti nation under He pub.
licmi nib-, Senator Joe T. Uobin-
son. Democratic vice-presHO'iuuu
men, elosed i:
,s Alleles, the In
' candidate, lust
hour visit in 1
i itlal point of attack in bis Invasion
; of I lie borne slate of Herbert
f Hoover.
Throwlne. shafts of sareasm at
i what he deelared were oonfllcllnu
I .1 i.iu r Itiiover on 111 Miami
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, iiu, (loloradu. UoIiIukoh devoteil
! ,, f hls uddrei-n lust nluhl. bis
I .. . . ,,l...l, r ,iie day III l.os An-
, , pledm-s ot quick ilcllon
ni-ojoot in event of ihe elec
tion of flovernor Alfred I-:. Minlin.
Iletuoerallc presldentlnl nominee.
'The spirit of the Democralle
nominee for president Is to tackle
a Job anil KCl It done,'' he said.
"The ltepiibllcan party has I n
In control since this eiinlrovers
lias been In pmuross. r'or the lasl
seven years Mr. Hoover himself
has been chairman of the feilerlil
Colorado river couunlssloii.
Action I'lcdmsl.
"I .loin In the promise of Ihe
lleniocratlc nominee for president
'Unit If the Democralle party wins
"' S"v' m'' r y"",.' "'" '"1 I
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. unoeriiiitoiii "i - i-
lly Is to serve the public, not the
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I the boanl of cunlnoers dlrecnil
i report to coni;ress Dec-niber I.
QUICK ACTION
, BOULDER DAM
IS PROMISED
1 ' " 2 M . recommend proceouie in- Slin ,JU,.nln prison. All Klorv
! sluneil lo afeKUaril the reasonable h(, , ,.,.,. jn Heaven anil
I ilemands of the states anil lot llie:,,,, ,., ,,,! ,,)W1., ,.
j general public, with piirlli illar re. "William IMward Hickman, No.
; K'"'d for public control ot rai"s
j
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and distribution, no reason pn-
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Hon of til uitroversy.
He limited at b iiKth fron, news-
paper reports of Hoover's position
on the lloulder dan, project, de-
elnrlm; "No one understands what
Ihe ltepiibllcan presidential enn -
dldate's stand Is on folorailo de -
velopment."
I "Hither Mr. Hoover's opinion on , celved hundreds of tellers from ad
I the subject of water power ib-vel. ; mlrers. sympathl.ers and Ihosw
j opemnl Is nol clear In his own ! who condemn htm. This mall Ik
' mind or he has failed to lake the censored, however, nud the most
public lull, Ills confidence." I lie ; Violent b'llers are nol Klven lo
' senator snld. i hlin.
Present on Ihe speaker's plat-' In his cell is it porlahle phono-
form nml Introduced to the ninll-
once was Mrs. Thomas li, M ir-
shall, widow of he former vice -
president.
.Mrs. Itobluson, wife of the can
didate, also was on the platform ,
ann was mi. ..
From the mom. , i of his a, al
1,1 Lo, An.eles yes e day no rulUK.
Kohlnvob wns whirled from i n -
.IIM1IM-M
Addressing ye era.w at th Saw-
lelb- Xelenuis' home he a l,cked
the Itcpuhllcan administration tin-
lis handtiuu of veterans nfr, Irs,
referrimr to I're.pient t ooiide s
veto or the adjusted compensation
i bill.
I Whlb the liepldb in national
i ail nilulst nil bm was limiting v-l-
1 erans hospital facilities on loundN.
"f economy, he said, (iovernorj
; Smith was pressliiK throuuh the i
! New York leulslature n ,.oan.flO0
' bonus bill and a $.1,000, noo bos-!
' pi'al bill, '
i Aualn ei ly shrb kln Klrens of j
! motorcycle of fleers, Sena tor Hob - S
Inson's auinmolille parade sped toj
Venice, where a speakinu siaifd I
etpilpped with amplifiers had been t
erected on the beach sands. Here;
: the vice-prestileutlnl n o n, 1 n e e
swunc his attack timiln the s all -
j e, "whlsperlnit rampaluns."
i He said It was holm; whispered
j Hint the Xmtlhs were nol "blu
eniouuh hwcIIh to live In the White !
House," j
"Well," he concluded, "we plain
people outnumber the swells ten j
to one, and so on election day let's,
teach them a letwon." '
HICKMAN
READY FOR
EXPIATION
Slayer Gives Associated
Associated Press Statement-Says
He's Guilty
Sinner, Offended God and
Man -Denies Suicide Re
portsAsks Prayers.
s a x " j r i ; xt i i i : i so x . i . .
"ol. Ih. f.l'i Hi ;i sinned Kiiitt'iueiii
;iddl lo tllr AMMK'iated 1'i es,
Willi, i in l.tlu ;n.l I lick 111;, n, I....,
AiiK"l.'s slayer of Marian l'arker,
today emifi'ssfd lu- was a ,,nullly
sinner" and thanked the supremo
cunt lot ivIi.K him time to pre
paie for death.
Hiiklliail asked "the people" to
pray tor the condemned men al
the prison a ud said be was .sorry
he ""offended '.ud and man."
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en led rli W'anlen James ll.
that he tried lo commit
Miieidi- in his cell as rumors had
imlicatc.1.
"1 have made up my mind lu
take my medicine," he said ami I
am ijoi koIuk that way."
I lick man's statement follows:
" 1 know very well that 1 have
been a roosl guilty Mutter. Never.
tbeless. I have confessed my sins.
..i.d i aio now tryim- in tin what
is rlKht. I am ory for havim of-
fenoed ( i.il and man. I desiic
punish incut a ml ask no personal
iWyffl
? 4 y"
I Rj
W 111 in in Idluurd llli-kninii
favors.
am thankful thai the
otii'l has riven me time
niprcme
1,1 Pl epul e r leatl. I'lease ask
lo.)llt 1.nl, o, ,), ,.,..,, f iiII(i ,.,
',.,. r , condemned men here
, 4.-,nt i .'
1 lick man. sentenced to die I'll-
'.. ... uM msi mmu
,wrltinK letters. . These were ehleflv
i f,.w fi iemls nml to lliosu who
have sent him "fan mull." He did
j not write to Ills mother or father,
! Some of the hitters seemed to
j irouliic him as he lore them . up
laftcr writlhK lliem. una rds said,
The condemned man has re-
I Kluph anil he spends hours a day
j lIslenlllK: to Jazz music. He has
I received many records throuuh Ihn
. mall.
HI. t'AHO, Tex.. Oct, 10. (fl'i
ThomaH lllrkman. father of Wll-
jllain IMwnrd Hickman likely will
m , ln
, ,(
i ,lf, ,, - tU ,
imr r, M.i.-I.iti
I'arker, he said here
; ........
Wi(!,( f W
I )(m )(, wi((( ..
HiKU.t ,, von hflH (u,( mp th(U
I h(, W(lH ,mmtpn wl ,no
tn nnVp M f
; .(.i , km It over with.' he told
.. want t.i lianK. The exampln
, W()ll t ,e complete
unless I do.''
LEVINE FLffiHT '
IS
Nl:w VOltK. Oct. 10. (4a
The projected second ocean cross.
. imr of t'harles A, Lcvlnc's mono-
' plane t'oluinblii. Hnuounced by
Under ). Williams, mm shrouded
i In mystery.
j l.evlne would not definitely enn-
firm even the fiu-t that nn ocean
flight was planned, bnt neither
wised be deny ll.
are plannluK a tonu flight,"
ho unld. "I luve nothing mora
lo t this tlme'
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