Medford mail tribune., October 11, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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IB -MeDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
SrTJT... MEDFORD, OK'lUiOX. TlllK'SDAV. Q( TOM Kit- 'H!-,' "A? X... -.'OJ.
TodaylGIANT ZEP
By Arthur Brisbane
Harder Than Steel. .
Hear Mr. Mellon.
What Man Is Richest?
Why Brains Grow Old.
(Copyright, 1S-S, by Star Co.)
tiivantio coriiuriitiuiiN. with
Mll'i'llis
profits fur lalini'atiiry
txperiiiieiit.s, mill intf lliiieiiue tu
ii.ni the prol'ts. ii iv viiltiuliU- na
tional assets.
The (.M'lierul Klwt ric Coin
paiiy. for instiiiicr. of which Mr:
(lonn-il Swope is president, an
uotiiK'i s a new combination of
metal mimed " earljoly." so
hard that it will cut steel and
glass.
"It will cut a screw thread
in a jjlass rod, liore a smooth i
hole in a block of concrete, han
dle porcelain on the lathe nndith,
cut the hardest steel."
This is OIlC more step iorwunl
industry. Perhaps, in the
in industry. 1 crimps, in
next century, men will begin
developing their own brains, as
they have developed tools, ma
chinery, chemistry and science
generally, in this last century.
hen Mr. .Mellon, secretary!
of the treasury, spoke via the.
radio from Washington at. 8
o'clock last night, you heard a
man who has put every Ameri-,
eau in his debt.
lie has paid off mid retired
one-half of tlfe sixteen billions
of Liberty bonds floated in the
war. M
Mr. Mellon is one of the
ainest uiisiness men uiiti minis-
Iriali.sts. Incidentally, he luu
miiilc a great deal of money,
and is now concent rating atlen
tion on "how to iiiuke it use
ful." ! .
But don't bother him with ad
lice. lief ore President Harding ap
pointed Mr. Mellon he said In
this writer at Saint Augustine:
'' am going to appoint the sec
ond richest man in the world
secretary of the treasury. AVIiat
do you think of that appoint
ment .'"
It has turned out to lie il
good appointment, as was pre
dicted. 4 4
If Mr. Mellon is the SKCOXI)
richest man. who is the first .'
Mr. Kockefeller. perhaps, al
though that isn't certain. ISut
the four richest men are known
liockel'eller. MelloJi. Henry
Ford and (ieorge V- Maker.
They all worked for what they
have and use their money well
According to Dr. Krederiek
Tilney. professor of neurology
at Columbia College and a real
ly scientific num. it is not the
passing of time but unwise liv
ing that causes the brains to
grow old.
His addresses on "The Aging
of the Human Brain'' interest
all men past 50.
Disease, alcohol unwisely
llseil UMtl Other foolishness N
responsible
old br;t ins.
to biainr.
Kiithrr TillU' s not
Have yon notnc where In the back
of your gars a trf cod an electric
los a Dos automobile made by the
Pope Company before- 1S90 and hv
lug demountable, wheels?
If you have such a car, let Henry
Kord know about It. Ho might my
you bi prk for it. Hc ncv4 it
to defead a !wutt for alleged in
. iriBmot of patent. Many of
vehicle crc sold In is?!.
KIikI tne. .
,
New York is mildly interested
because 40 of tin poorer class wer,
recently opoisoncd by alcohol of a
deadly kind.
China does thin ?s on A bigger
cale. although not with alcohol.
Christian missionaries in Kansu
nrnviniw reiMirt more than 2m.00
i-i.f viUcA in un MorUlnirrvif
Mohammedans In that part of west
China
Wo have our religious prejutiWes
(Continued on Pac Four.)
TAtfCC AID
I Ur A LI I 11
1 fll fl I 1 1 1
I
AMERICA
Graf Zeppelin Starts for
J.akehurst, N. J. Expect
ed Arrival Sunday Morn-1
ing To Take
A7ppc
Route Twenty Passen
gers 'Aboard.
IJAIU'KLON. Spain. Oct. 11.
i-Vi The German dirigible Ural.
Zeppelin, en route to tile L. .S.. 1
passed over this vlly at ti : 50 p. 1
,.
The Zeppelin. coming Loin'
northeast directum, was flying I
low. The evening was clear ami .
Illuminated cabins of the nir-
ship were distinctly visible. Thoua- I
amis of persons in the streets weiv !
nileh tli..
j The huge ship was flying at :
in4'' - ' yut miles an hour. I
direction, apparently following the.
Spanish count line.
FlUKDIilCHSHAFKN, Germany.
Oct. 1. (Pi Graf Zeppelin, Ger
many's huge new dirigible flew
westward today at an average
I of rr miles an hour, with
passengers and mail for America.
Sixty persons were aboard a
crew of -10 and no passenger.,
anionic them a lady. Grace Drutu
moml Hay. of Kim la ml.
Or. Hugo Kekner. builder am?
I'uminan.ltM'
111.-
ship. hopL'tl ;
I in limit; the alrsliip ii.iwn m
, l.nkiliursl. X. J. .sonic ill nil mil'-'.'
away. Hun.h.y inurnlnK.
The u rship. tukliiK nff from
I'l lcUrl. hshi.f. li at S a. 111., h.'iule.l
l.iwar.l the Atlantic, wh. iu heavy
f i.rnis w.-i'i- ri'piiruii ui lie pre-1
j vuU-nt ami lic ausi' .f this li
i likely t.i fullow a route l.y way :
uf the Azures. ,
Two hours al'lcr
h.;r ilcparture,
he
pusslnt;
over u.irlhernj
1''"'nco',.
feverish ucllemcnl Unit.
hud prevailed around the lutniinrs
in the lusl few days, the dirigible
'got away with clock like precision
:tind Willi loss fuss at the Hlal'L
Jlllnn It tukes to net a ti'ans-Al-'
anue liner away irum her pier. !
. Shortly before 7 a. in. the doors !
;oi me iiukc iuiiihi .i iiiih "
and preparations were beim to
clear the slilp. All the members
of the crew took their posts and
then the pasHenseis were taken
on board.
At a shottled order tin airship's
hawse I'M were attached by pulleys
to running blocks on either side.
The huge craft was tlrut-Ked slowly
and steadily out of the hunnar.
U'ilh'n two minutes tifter it was
free of the haimar Ihu liawsers
'were detached and two hundred
stalwart workmen who had been '
in nun lt to the lower iriinwaie icl i
Ko. The Oraf Zeppelin Imnie- j
uiaiciy asccnoco a mio.-i m-i i" -n-; i,ul camc lo atup without over
dieiilarty to nn elevation of abou'. turn(nKt
150 feet. The nose was pointe 1 j Williams and Honelll climbed
unward and the airship rose high-:
ler as it circled low over Fried-
iieiisnaien. Kinaiiy it neauen wesi
ward over Lake t'onsnmee and in
three minutes the craft had dis
appeared from view on what was
hoped to be the third east to west
flight across tho Atlantic in a
lighter than air craft. This 'ship
Is named for the late Count Von
Zeppelin flerman airship builder
and inventor, graf being th Ger
man word for count.
IlKits Arrive Sunday,
liefore climbing Into the ship.
Dr. Kekener said :
t "1 expect to reach New York
Sunday murnimi. The last wea
ther reports, dated 2 a. ni., speak
j of heavy storms. I'nder these
circumstances, of course, it is im
i possible to determine the exact
i route In advance. In general, how
ever. I can say we will stick to
.the southern courae. flying over
i France and then hendtng south
ward. The northern route is out
lof the nuestion."
. . Captain k. A- Lehman, naviga
tion officer, said that U was finite
I iirw.ill.1. Mini tin. ntrwhlll WOUl
'po as far south as the coast n
I Africa and then head for tne
Azores. !
j 0 . o stowauay.
All sorts of wild rumors pre-
vuiled about stowaways being hc
creted aboard the airship. Tho
Zeppelin company maiiugomenl
countered these with the luugh
ing uKsurance that ony unauUior
ized passenger found after the
art would be dropped overboard
with a parachute attached. ,
i Two stewards were aboard tJ
:look after the needs of the Inner-i
man on the trip. There was pb.-nt
:of provisions. Including veal
'chickens, sausaucK. egg.
pork,
vee -
.tables, frull. candies tea. coffee
cocoa, mineral trs beer. hit
and schnappM. When the A inert -can
prohibition zone is reached,
forbidden lbiuor aril) not be
ifcrown overboard, but the 'man
agement will have It i-Uiccl under
eal bv customs' officer 'it I-ak'j-
hursi
One excited, Itusslan frow
Puj is
jru"h d into tir offices at Hi lant
'minute and paid down 3000. He
swore lie was' not a bolsbvlst. and
;did not watrf a berth, being will-
(Continued on Page Six.)
Episcopalian Gift
Over Million for
Missionary Work
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11
Ti An ipf I'.-riliK behoved to
have sill'.'a.sod H.IMiii.OUII hs
made tor luisKloli work
today when t ho
woman's aux
iliary of tht Protectant Kpis-
copal church held its tru-ti-
; ni;il thanks offering in con-
nt'eiiuii with the general con
vent ion of the Kpiscopal
j ihui'.li. The cervices took
r place in the ciioir ot ine pnr-
tially completed cathedral.
the first prayer book service
to lie held there and was
announced as the largest
communion service ever cele
brated iii this country by the
Kpiscopal church. Over .jOom i
1 attended the morning ser-
vices. j
4.4.
WITH HOP OFF
Rome Flight of Levine Plane.
Has Quick Climax Un- j
able to Gain Altitude and I
Dump Valve Stuck Falls!
On Golf Course. i
UOOSKVKLT PIKUJ. X. V.. Oct.
-.
Tin. trull. A tin nl li tilulin
Columbia i ranlied on the
Kuf umnsu l.i.lnv a (.
after tnkinK the air o
jnl.le,i rKU , lom,..
V estbury j
v ininiiteH
I its pro-;
)uth Kl,Klir q Wllllnnis, tile pi--,
1(l- ,, .,,,,. Hoimlll. the navlsa- j
t,)ri oacaped w llhmit injury. One
wheel of the plane and at least on,
w)nK Btru( Wl.,.e broken and the
shin, sllfleied .'leneinl'StiainK.
it uppeu up on one wing pouil
but did not turn over.
The Columbia took off at 11:55
a. m. Willi jrreiit difficulty because,
of the cxcuhhIvo weight of its fuel
load. It did get In the nir. how
ever, hut was hnablo to main alti
tude.
It NtruKKlcd low over the space
l.wo. n llnocevelt flel'i ar.d Curllss
f, , , ,...., ,.,,, t-0(.k'a nal,
crashed and burned two years f-;o.
and then bean to flettle ateadily i
to earth. i
Fearing a possible upset with r- J
suit ing tire. I tone Mi kicked the
dump valve to lighten the ship, but
(t 1.... Kii.ii .,1i.,i ., i,.t
it had Just been repaired for a leak ;
and would not work.
Williams made a forced landing j
on the golf links adjoining Cuitiss
field close beside a Hand trap and j
hemmed in by bunkers.
The plane plunged and rolled om
i the noft turf and the loft wheel
Snapp(.(j nft'.
-im,,, i.,,i.i i.
hc I)rokcn whe(Jj a1(i 1J((pod orH7.iIy
n... n,.i. nti ..iinm..a i.. U
I sadly disappointed. A cursory in
Ka(iiv disannninled. A enrsnrv in-P
fl't' iu'ii in int.- unit.- iiu'i- i
of another takeoff today. I
W'llon tho ula no vnu a limit fniii-
r f,m i Aiiit.,.., .ii
Ized lhat a crash was inevitable
and he threw the rudder hard Hi .
the right. This swung I lie ship i
around sideways at the moment of!
landing, preventing the plane from I
telescoping and probably saving i
CRASH COMES (lm n?t$il mu tdimmdu
OF COLUMBIA
II... II...... ...... 'l'l... i.1....nWll
"' "! .ii utnii UH.-II. i in: -in in- i
skidded about 1 font. Tho under-I
carriage collapsed and the piano I
stopped abruptly. j
Williams took the accident mod
naturedly, remarking: "Too bad .
'JH of good food ha gone bad."
The plane was badly smashed
and will be taken for Immediate re
pair to the Levine factory. Long
Island City.
Paul 1 annin. owner of lloosevolt
field, reianded to Levine paid
as the takeoff fee.
; TEDDY, JR. SCORES
TAMMANY HALL
AL
OMAHA. Neb.. Out. 1 1
Colonel Theoflore Roosevelt. Jr.. In
u Uepubllcan campaign address
last night, scored Tammany Halt
'
as u "corrupt und sinister organ!
zutioti, of which Gov. Alfred K.
. Hmith of N-w Vork Is the be
wether.'"
'ol. IJoot"e'elt. who devoted
movt of hi address to the high
tariff policies of the It. publican
Pvty. said the Democrat ure
"sti-Hddliug'' tthc tariff Issu' In nn
effort to win the upporl of both
high protect Ionia tu and fre
ers. v
trad-
sehMt Ichvr.
H A V A N A . Oct. 1 1 . Deli
ver. Coio., was Unanimously
leeiuu iouu mr m conven -
tion oi .-pu'iifM-AnierKUn war
veteraim
...
ZEPPELIN DARES ATLANTIC STORMS;
EXPECTED ARRIVE NEW YO.
i fPCySt' fV Oi-V59 it ."..Ml Sym.,,t..y"v,i,. ;
early L-- North "itAN i-' " AVI "t M,J.J llU...le...-. rem:,rl. Lor...,. '
I n T . V ri i N QL the t.-ll-il '"' l: Hun- .
I CTir H '"- b'T:-( ;0n W "
jf ir Or ( VAWti k'"v. J. ' 91 ITii- Jk '"'l'"'-' Public 1 1 1 1 1 1 i'.M-
l 1 . i- 1 . 7 f "yzLS ;M. emilon.
1 yW'Sft f . - r ft ,c A - -JEf'f I "IWt send l hem if.ic.-r.
' ' 11 r ' ' ' jffvv fta& when it's ('.iimiiv thai tluy .
V " . I, JM j need." he said. "Too many
f S4 Ki ! ,,n-n' Wii uinounis 4-'
i '" : ,v "' ' - k ' ll-1""f,t cott-pir;icy to fr
. i .'" ..t..' ? w pitpul.'tii.e sickn-'N.-. When
' W ' v - v. - j anyone is ill. h.- has violated
i i-.v u " T"--" ImKmetmmtmmmmm some law of n iture and
: , t -. i ,.t.. 4vSs ,if4iWWi' v Yankees Return to New
Huge aircraft, Graf Zeppelin
ten.pting the third east-to-west crossing of the'Atlantic by lighter-than-air craft.
Chart shows tre Los Angeles' course in 1924. Dr. Hugo Eckner (upper right) built the new craft and j
Lieutenant Commander C. E. Rosendahl, U. S. N., (lower left) was a guest on the trial flights.
TimrATP nniKin iirvr nn nnin rami ri'miitt
! HKtHio Dm iu nu UK uulu: r MUL I HUM
nnnnrniiAnn uoTurD mad nunocM ucAn
ruuuL uuhiu iiLHiriLu lYiMr unuom ncnu i
IM PAIimDMIA 10 QPDAMDItn ICPinM MUM
111 liHI II ill H li) iiu in I Jl III ni i mi IV
' i
Officers Stationed at,vHomeJanuar,y . and June .Tempera-.;
of Mrs. Willebrandt :
Kathleen N orris Also !
Threatened Telephone'
Mail Used By Cranks.
I. OH AXtiKI.KS, Or:. II. (tV
A di'lail of special police loilav
;?,uuu a,mui ",B ii"';V' ,a ' " i
home of the parents- of Mis. .Ma-
Jhel Walker U'lllehrandt. political
; campaiKiier and assistant I 'tilted '
.Slated attorney general at Tent - j
tile, t'al., near here, threatenel
with bombing if their daughter '
Ul B L I
in her speec
ties agaiiiut
Democratic
overnor A I Smith,
presidential nominee.
The couple was Air
and Airs.
U W. AVa liter
Simultaneously. police took pre
cautions to insure the safely of
Kathleen Norris. noted woman
novelist, at a speaking eugaue
'iient here tonight, after she was
warned in a letter
that she would
attempted an
be sorry" If sin
ud dress In behalf of Herbert Iloo
tver. Kepublieaii presidential neiii-
i ine
Despite ihe iiiena'inr: lett
the
novelist addressed an audience
Fresno, Cal., last night urging sup
port of the Itepublica n party
Police were lo,l lhat she also
Ihreateiiei) tliiec times yester
day in telephone messages.
Iteports that Hie Walker home
; tvouhl b bombed I' Alrn. Wille
j brand t's address on prohibition
were not slopped, i mined la t civ
I Were rei-el ed at the sheriff's of
Ifice her,..
"Two letleis hud beep received
!by the vb tlins." officers saiI. "on-
' i in
longhand merely cypresses "
i.-rank's displeasure at the actions
of Miv. Willebrandt and one print
ed in pencil in which the writer
threatens to bomb The victim
house unless their daughter cease.;
political work "
guard was fiibkly establisli-
at tho home, u tlireo-acre ranch
which Mi'H. WIlleiiraiKit purciiasei
I for her awed parents when th- v
t lost considerable money in a
J .Michigan bank failure several
yeui'M ago, police said.
' While polhe. believed Die tlireitM
to be the work of fanatic, they
jsuld every effort would be . made
lo protect the three.
Government authorities will !
asked lo a id In a ppi obcn-lori f
nhe letter writers police nub! (is
te missives were received through
Hie I niled State mall.
FOOTBALL STAR
-iA'i
apluln
LOK ANGKLKS, Oct. 1 1
' J"hnny Hawkiiln. former
and quunerbiick of the t nlver-ity ;H smuggler with eight dia
of Southern California footba tli monds, another a a customer of
earn, today was sentenced to rve V even who found a "diamond bro
from five to 75 year In Han tint- ker." and inn third a the broker,
un prUun after pleading guilty to' who borrowed 'i'ibO fiom Kovou,
) rive eouiita of Hecona degree burg-
rv. Henl.-nce of nn. t.i IT. varlfew Iioiiik with i'-!9 Ir.i i Tl,.,
j wua pruiiounctd Opou euch count,
"vf T-K ,r r ' :
(above), now en route to the United
tures Make Crazy Quilt
of Weather Snow in
Montana, Nevada, While j
Nebraska Swelters.
PORTLAND, lire.. Oct. 11. uVi '
Nippy autumn weather h i- arrived, '
with pro mine of a freezing snap
tonight cast of the Cascade moun
tains, und frost at other places.
There was a trace of frost lien i
In some places early this mornimt. !
CHICAGO, Get. 1 I. il'i .lanu
iry ami June teinpernuireb made a
I crazyiiulli of Ihe weather map yes
terday.
There was cold and snow In Mon
tana and Nevada, and summer tor
ridlty and hot dust storms in .Min
nesota and Nebraska. Thermom
eter readings In Montana showed
" temperature al Tin- rre-xing
! 'n. w hile Lincoln, Neb., recoi d-
ril :u degrees ana MiuiieapoiiK
Cotitrastlm.' predictions of Inal,
cold -and storms were made for
today In the middle west. "De
cidedly coobr" was the warning
for territory which yesterday swel
tered under a yn-degiee sun. In
Chicago, where the reading reach
ed I:; yesterday. predictions of
continued warm for imy carrl d
Ihe added word of "iniH li cooler"
Friday.
DKNVKIl, Colo.. Oct. 1 I. -.(TIN--"Ualn
or snow, and much colder,
with stroim northerly wimbi."
Itenovalion of jJtinw mIiovcIk and
winter overcoats was general in
the itocky Mountain refuu today
when Ihe weatherman's predictions
became known.
A cold wave Mvceptug out of
Canada Is enveloping the entire re
gion and xiiow Is expected in parts
of .Montana, Wyomlnu, '.olot ado,
("tab and even as far south as
northern New Mexico.
.Montana got the first effects of
the wave ycMtcrday when miow fell
in nearly every section oft the
state, At Helena the mercury
skiilded down the tube, cominy to
a stop 3U dec Fee above zero.
It was predicted that Ihe tem
perature in thai state woo hi he
even lower today.
BUNCO MEN SELL
GLASS DIAMONDS
1'OHTI.AXO, Ore, Oct. 11. P)
Vi.ll.'e had no trace today of three
bunco men who obtained S33u
fi-uni .Meyer l-'oven. a hIkio dealer,
yent'erdny. line uf Hie men puned
promlalng to return (he huiii In u
"diuiuonda" wure glua.
DAY
States with twenty passengers,
Indiana, Veteran., New Com
mander
American
LC-
Miami NeXt C0n -
gion
vention
Corps
City Salem!
at-
Cnnnnrl in ririim I hiH ,Vl,,ln- K,x "rlv police-
OtlUIIU III UIUill)im.n Were required to dNcntagle
Contest
SAN ANTN10. Tex., Oct. 11.
UY Paul V. AlcNutt, P.loomington.
Did., totlay was elected national
commander of the A niuricau Le
gion. SA X A NTONIO. Tex., Oct. 1 I .
(Vi For the second successive
.year .Miami, Florida today was ad
i Judged to have the best American
Legion drum und bugle corps In
I (he finals of the contest at the
i national American Legion eon veil-
I I Ion here.
Fifteen survivors took part In
today's final. Salem. Ore., was
iKi-eond. Fran It ford Host of Phlla-
.dclphia third and Soiiilt Pasadena,
(Calif., fourth. The .Miami corps
placet) first at the contention al
Pails last year.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Oct. 11. !
uPi Ki'coinmcndatloiis that the,
America n Legion push the ex ten- I
slmi of air lines by thl.i country j
Into cent I'M I and Sout h Amerb'a ;
were approved by the national (
co ii vent ion of I be organization i
her1 today,
Ait ant lei pat eit fight over the
air policies, advocated by Colonel
William M!h 'h.. failed lo mater
bili.e. Tne cnnvcnihiu unanimous
ly accepted the report of II nreo
nauth'H eoniuilllee whlcli recom
mended that a committee of legion
: filers be sent to Washington to
confer with congress relative to
t he establishment of a separate
bureau of aeronaut lc under a
jiingle department of national de
fense. I The report pledges the U glon to
continue an apgiVHHlvc caiiipalgn
for more locil and municipal air
fields and equipment und ftr better
marking of town-.
Love Heads
Gcoi uc L. Love. ha I r m a n
of tin- committee on ueromrulles,
read tb'- following telegram from
Itlcbard K. Ilynl, sept from Lo
A ngelen:
"I wish to thank you ffir jour
, ftj''-et ingN from the American Le
gion, and tin rugli you my fellow
l..t,l..,l,,..
"We are earrylnii tile American nualn Hit connervnilve und tucuuiii "cul from our yard 111 Aiexanoriu,
l.etiini i.Hiiiii r liu u und Khali Hide KieppinK any prediction!.. Va.. for thn next president Of Iho
elMl'-.tvoi' lo live up lo Ita lla.ll- ' The llllle Ynilltee Iiomh Ik known ; United Htatc, tlto Kreateal Icnitf
ii.iiik. Cordial ki I'l.'ilnjc in the j to bo coiiKl.lcrliiif Konie rebuilding, icrat that cvor entered Iho south."
buluil. nf which I am proud t be 1 nevnrtheleKK. , T . a .. ....
l,er. " I The ValiKoe, have two youm; in- '"' ""J"? V '
. . .. .. 1 HKruif" VraM Klnivl
.
u(iMiiiju.N. uci. 1 1 . ii-i
William itariiioiph ileaiHt. the
publisher, conferred with Ket'i-e-
tary K' lioifg today on conditions In
Ku in pc ami the developments sur
roundiuK the cux of Harold Hoiun
Paris coi respondent of the Culver
sal Service, who was ietuHtMd to
leave Pi much by French aiitlior
ItleM. Tli state department yosturduy
(nti uctcd tho Amerlcuu embassy
fn Paris to mukn certain thut
ffnran'a rights lender French law
were not vloluUd.
Don't Snd Flowr
Whn Ceneure Nd
Health Head Says
Journev Beset With Herol'" , crowd.. tha
I ned t,h "sliwcts on the way t
Worship Players Fiqht!4 ii0h !,;; !h0 ""y
r J .so dene thnl tho candidate had
Way Through Mob.
NKW VOttK. Oct. II. 0T1 -'
Italic Uuth ami the world's chain-
; pion latiKees are tionu again,
j lil'lMKllig With tn m lllelr unequai
! led string of rccordf, made in their
i sectPiul successive world's aeries tri
ll in ph and the adulation ef thou
sands of baseball fa nr. young ami
old.
J A fter a Journey from St. Louis
that was a long Herb's of hero-wor-
sinpping erowtts trying to eaten a
Klimpse of the champions and the
i champion of champions. the liabo
tho athletes arrived In New i'k!iawn
at oeioCK last nigni, to we mer
with a. dcmonsLratlon that outshone
j
nn i oe i-rnr. -f v oi iiooiil juuu
cneenng mus was fn nanu wnen
, mo special train reacneti uie iirana mahMion Until the offlclnl earn
1ntrnl f,rn,,nn and th" Pyjstrtrtod for tho train. Progress
jiuui io i.kiil iiten way im "Bii m
mon to tne Hotel ittimoie, AneroiHiow Hm thono who went down
Govermir Smlh was waiting to add , tho hill from the eanltnl to tho
I Uuth from the crowd while xucli t Tho special train loft the Klch-
unimportant persons us Col. Jacob; mond station for KuUlgh at 11:21
( Hupped, owner of the team, and "u clot k.
j Miller HtiKgins. who guided the, nun Vim Kiilutt.
j Vankees lo victory, were swept : From the moment h; arrived.
aside in the ru-h. IGovernor Hlnlth was In the w'.J l
j Snilili AihL- iimiliigH. 'of ihe crowd. Walking from "ho
j Governor Smith, dressing to start i Nation was greeted by a gov
j on a campaign tour, held his collar ! ernor's sniuto of 17 fittiif. f roU
und tie in his left hand while lie by tho IMchmond howttzcr.4.
grasped lluth's liand with his right. ! Hhurlly afterward tho party bM't
"Congratulations on (hose hits,' Jin uulomobllvB for the long drlva
j he said. "If 1 could count on as down broad attc-ot to tho cupllol
many votes as you have kills veiling grounds.
j fur you, I'd be sure I'm going to A number of confederate vete
be elected." ' runa wore among those, lined up
lluth's bai ustoi nihiK lour, tu on the stop of tho old cupllol
i which his hoimnin partner, Lou building. Many parsons, eager to
Gehrig, will take part, start to- aeo the govoruur. climbed through
: morrow In Drooklvn and will take window Into tho buildings and
i them as part west as Omaha. After
tomorrow's game the Hiibe will
leMil one IMim n ml f.oo will fimioe
him with another.
The other member of Ihe team
expect to go back to their winter
occupations within a short time.
Cards Too Confident.
The usually taciturn Miller Hug
gins wv in a talkative mood.
"Do you know what licked the
Cardinals?'' he tnMUln-d.
I "Ovoivonfidenee from the fact
j)lKM
, t hat they had been mad
as 3 lo I favorileM and the fact
! flint Alexander was whipped In hi
tl.'l l .. ..I. l ..!.. !..,( 111 "
Wll.1 "IIUK." II" . lal...rat.'.l: !
"Tlii.y lm.1 hw.r.l '- wen. u lot1
..f .:rliipl.'i.. little liort of diihIi-
.v.-r. riioy wiilrrh..'.! iik lira.'IU'.'.
, notlc.'.l pet'lmiiM that n lt:w uf ut.
!llnii. il un.l thai l.azoil llirowlns
;arm u im lind. 1ml ami IIiIk In Im-
I iioi laiil wo i.pvniil to ho ublo to
1 play a Utile nnaui'V baB.tinll.
"We t-ot the Jiiinn al tho start.
1 liel.lii.l lloyt. and they bicamu even
more eomlnced all that had been
I hai.l about il 111 advallce wasn't
qiilie true. Thia iipiiei them.
"Then, to eat. Ihe climax. Al".
upon wlmni Ihey bank.. vo heavily
; didn't how in a thlni;. They illdn'l
' net over that M.'tbiielt."
i "Well. Mm.'." woiiieoiio HUK.coHt -
( cd. "your outfit uuahl to be fitting
It.r. ltv well next year aft - 'jtllns
iln o.ii. il tlim tonsil n' UHOii."
M.ielie." replied "IIUK." Ilo 'Uh
1 fl,.lil t-virii t j pnm in' from lilt f In lc .
lmil club of the
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A. h.iii'. Marrl .l Ipurao und suapindcd thirty days
I'OKTI.AXli. Ore.. Oct. 1 1 .A1 fur foulinK Jack llorif In their boul
A Kpcclul dlKpalch from Washlnif. I Munday. Jlyein' nuepcnsloli will
i ton. U. I'.. Ki.ya IMxar J. AdaniH, of not take (fffel until October 111 In
KUkTijiio. Ore., former ntcrelnry to;oi'dei' that he louy fill two Int.-r-ex-Htnatiir
It. N. 8lunflfld, wan ivtlllim Uiltoil.
married at WuKhliiKton yMtorday '
to Ml a.
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executive po-ition wit,, the
RICH M CI N LI
OLD SOUTH
GREETS AL
Governor Smith in Old Con
federacy Capital Today--Gets
Big Ovation
Crowds Line Streets
Shout 'Hello, Al' Guns
Fire Salute.
f.y h. HjiiviI Oliver
Ay-vclAtetl JreH Start Writer
KU'IIMONU, Va., Oct. 11. I'i
tlovcrnor Hmith caniu to tho
j capital of tho obi confederacy lo
jday atid was given a biff uvntloii
dm Ing a motor I't occiion to th
itate capitol and the cxvmi-u
i mansion of Governor Ham e.
; :ynl.
; He f nyrd in U'.chmoud an hour
.and 2a minute.- before boarding
hl.i. train and .-poke a few word-
of appreciation of the Virginia
!gretiiiK. Silting In th- tonncau
bis ivi r. the 1 Imiuii'htili. tirt I .
to ho escorted by several police
up the, hteps of tho veranda. The
party pau.scd for a few moment!
at the statue of fieneral "WaMilng
on. In response to . tho chorus vC
llellu Al." the nominee laughing
j,. SJlj
that he didn't know there
; were g many people In Virginia.
; who kiii tt him personally.
' Am a veteran canipa:gner, tiuv
;einr smith said ho had a certain
i amount of word power and that
j he would be unable to nuike un
oiiidoor speech. Uo thunked Gov
ernor I'.yrd for the Introduction
I and the people of Virginia, for
ithe reception.
brum the capitol the nominee
went across the greensward to., tho
of the executive mansion.
whijn, Mlrt. Kml,h ..,, hrt
poi-a.ul
, Tne
: jol. n- tiumlKrr of " plctureii,
...i t ,1. .
iuu .luuimcu up io me iruii
railing around tlto yard ,of thy
through the HtlOCts Wilt CX(lomol.V
Utation. arrived more than Hi
nitnutes ahead of the governor.
- there
was a Jam around tho
a atue of Washington under UK
dome.
There tvi c almost as many
women ni men In tho crowd and
they would hot permit themnelve,
to be elbowed from the front rows.
Mr, smith waa escorted by a
delegation of Virginia women,
headed by The national commlt
tecwomHli, Mrs. ft. It. Watts of
Lynchburg, who boarded tho train
at Frdorlcttsbutg with Governor
: Hyrd for the trip to Hielimoml. ,
(AM ine irum ijuhcu oui i wm
the Main utreot station ft tast
shout went tip. Governor Smith
'"' ntruyju rpun.;.
WA.HITIXOTOX. Oct. U.(A'
,tovrr0,. uniith erly tuiloy unused
,,..,,,. .... 1.1, .,.. ohlcctlv, iiie
vi,u IIdum.'
, T, b,0 Uui, 0n whlcli tho
u.mucri.lio prrHl.lonttal nonilnoo
juriioylna Into tho nouth, drew
Into Cnloli Hlutlon at 0:30 a. m
or ull operating stop of: little
morn than nn hour.- The' wov.
,.rnor. train uttundanla aiL wu-
plecplnir foundly. Senator CUana of
jVlrgliila hourded the .train . her.
! . hii.h H grolip that hml' been
naltltiic for an hour or more wu-m
dWuppoliitid nt not retting u
' ItmpHo of the nominee, and one,
jw. h. Jonefl of Alexandria, Vu
, entrusted to u trainman a ' huff"
1 houuuet of dahllasi to he prenento'l
I to Cluvernoi' Sniltli later In tho
, dur- It bore a placard readlim:
f-m - -
I CHICAGO. Oct. 1 1 . A'i "KDMjic
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