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The Weather
rortHiiM : IlfliH KHilyhi ami Tin-.,
da y i continued niilil tenip'ru luiv.
-MniLimim yesterday Ml
Minimum yesterday :t
Weatfier Year Ago
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MKDFOUU, OKl'.dON.-UONhAY. ( ( "i'()IK!' l!US
W,kl PlfcrcT.nth tar
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
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zeppelin Arrived Today.
Odds On Hoover.
New Glass Good News.
The Moon Worries Some.
Copyiltjlil. 1 U -' . . hy Star Co.)
i'ilsic'(l I iy fricmlly t I
winds, tin- Zi'ppvlin, siiilins;
westward, in spite nf mhiii' Inin
lil.', iirrivt'd iivci- lliis i-Miinlrv
today.
Tlic itHim-tnl diri'-nlili' will
eventually ri-placc :is buys of
silk. Tlic I'nili'd Stall's navy,
very wisely, is ImildiiiK nii'tal
diiiiiilili' now.
lint, meanwhile, any him!
.Zeppelin will dn t" im nidnee
air travel between Kurnpe and
Aniei'iea.
'I'lie epiU'lin and erew. pmv
inn (iennanys seieni it ie anil
ity and eiinunereial ennrnye.
will lie warmly welenini'd here.
Heavy resist rat inn every
where, exl I'l'inely heavy in N'eu
Viirk with its hi;.' eleelural v.-te
and nobody aetnally knows
what the unusual registration
interest really means-
'I'lnise that bet in Wall Street
think they know it means the
eleetion of ll"rbei t Hoover. The
odits were ineivased four to one
im Hoover Saturday.
Chieaiio's registration in
ereased .'lit per eent and even
money is bet that Hoover will
carry the city.
Some times those that be!
are mistaken. Wall Street bel
six to one against Wilson.
I'l-of. I'.. ('. lialey. jn-ol'essor i
(if ori.'.'inie elninisl ry at .Liver-'
pool I'niversity. has developed j
''an unbreakable substitute for
flass" called polopa, oi' i
" phiss' ' for short. !
The new suhslanee, cheap j
and bui'irlar proof, admils ihej
sun's ultra-violet rays which or- j
dinary class excludes. j
That announcement interests!
all automobile nianiil'aet nreis ;
and owners. i
SiuiK'tliinir tn worry iilwiit. it'
vour niv intcrcsl od iti ynur
tniit iltisponiliints. is a scicn
lit'ii ilisciiSNion- a bout 1 ho des
tiny oT our moon.
Not now, hill one or 1 wo i
Ihntisitinl million yours hen,
tho moon must cither i';ili n
iiur riirlli. or i'ly iff into spjii't. j
In licconic a tiny planet on its:
own a nut.
Sir Oliver Lod:e says tho
moon Ml'ST fall to the earth
li'eause it is heinir towed in liy
the solar tide, and hurried
alone in its rotation.
Professor Seamtuell, of 1 1 1 -
Kadiuiu Institute, says the
moon's I'entrifuvral foree. due
to radio active elements, will
send it ott into space.
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In either case it would he had ,
for the earth, and to lose the
moon entirely miyht ho worse
t than having it f : U onto the
earth, although thf fall would
cause such a cataclysm as his
1ory has not known.
It would knock the iart!i
from its orbit, but if the moon
foil into the ocean, a tidal waw
miv:ht cover the earth, sweep-
im: away life and civilization.
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If the moon went off into'
space, no longer work in ir as th- :
rtrth ' ''iloukey nijriiK'1 lift i
it( and lnwerin the tides
i very day, our oceans would ;
become stagnant, horrible, and
life perhaps impossible1. ;
However, the earth is bun- j
Irods of million years old, and j
Whv moon falling on or flceiu'-'i
from the earth, is at least a !
ihoiisand million years nwav-
iContinutd on l'use h our.)
Am s 1 1 1 r n German dirigible graf zeppelin completes
U jU L U TRANS-ATLANTIC VOYAGE THROUGH ROUGH WEATHER
a rmi urn at V ' ''
mm ai .,,,..jwti-,,-s..??sa
! LAKEHURST WmM0 ::'
Graf zeppelin at Journey; M feft-lu::- ?-""V' ' --h' '
; End After Four-Day Trip, -f .-:,' '
-Visited cities u. s. flifeJlllK ,, ' Vk: J
Enroute Todav-Landina i ife;?5
hour rears Ago. ggpggpgSsgeg
l.,K I'lU'UST, X. J.. (let. IT,. itPt
Thf Ot'iinaii Ct.ir -i-iplin lniniVl
on AiiK-rifiiii soil ai u'cluck
this ;ifh-inintri after a stormy juir-nt-y
nf 111 hmirs ami 1; niinui-s
from l,iH'tlii )jshaf''ii.
Ity W. V. t luiilin.
AviM-lmi'd l'ic Stall W'rit4r
l.AKKllt'KHT, X. ,1.. (let.
TlH' (M-rniaii diriH'U' Oral" '.
p'-Un. the ia.i:('st airship -vtr t
sail the skies. a siu'lHr.l at the
destinatiim of its f!ii:ht (nun (ler
niany here at r : I m p. in.. Kasteni
staii'lar'l time, this afternoon.
'I'h.e tliriull.le spnt tnme than
four lays K'Uiiii; here, dodpini;
almilt iiver the sea tn avoid storms,
and .uniny far south nf its intended
rnurse. U crossed the AnieiHean
shore line :tt Cap Charles, Va.t this
niorniiiL:, a rid eop tinned here hy
way of AV ashing Ion. 1 iultlinoro,
I'lillailelphia and New York.
The Oral' Zeppelin was the see
oiid airship to cross the ocean from
Kriedrich-hafen, the navy dirigible
I -os Angeles having arrived four
years imu tn tile day. The i.os An
neles was crow'ded against the
hangar's south wall today with two
non-riid hlimps tin l;ed under her
tail, to milk" rom for her hit; sister.
he Oraf Zepelin carried a crew
of -in men and 'J passenm'rs. tn
c I u dim; one wnniiin. H also
hrnimht a larye eonsii;nment of
mall.
The nirshin was several miles !
the northward wln-n it wa niuhu-d.
its silv'-r hide a dran dull pi-y in
t he murky t wiiiht. Two planes
were flyini; liiuh circles nlmvo it as
it was siuhted. A signal mast mi
the flying field flash. -d a sci ies of
vvelcnrninir siirnals. A1! the crowd
cheered, tile airship crawled slowly
through the air, row iim and i;i'iw -in;;
until ils huye outline could he
clearly discerned.
At ."i::tu the Oraf Zeppelin passed
a hove the northern edye of the air
station and swunu' inn.iest ieally to
ward the mooring niasl at tlw- west
era end of the flyinu field. Il
dipped lla rly tow a I'd the u'rnii ill
crow from a height of approxi
mately r.'to f,M-t. It was almost
dark hy this time, hut the ship was
unliulmd except for one fliekeriim
.-park that was a eahin window. .
At 7.;:;.", the zeppelin was oer the
mooiim: mast, a couple hundred
feet nhove its lofty pea k. A line
vit dropped to the wititini: v round
crew and the difficult hijii'ss of
moorinu. which sometimes take.
Imuis in accomplish, was heun.
NAVAL Alii STATION'. I-AKK-Ul'UST,
X. .1.. Oct. 17.. lA'r --Tiiou-sands
of tired and hungry nn.tor
iis who came hen- in ihe hop.- of
w Itnes-inu' the arrival of the Oraf
Zeppelin from Oerman. la( niuht
spent the entire nl'h! stalh d on the
road a few miles away from the
naval air station.
They all start ed irekkine home
at dusk and mil stink. Uy the
time the stars were out,
within a radius of ntor
miles from here was in
tanu le.
nil traffir
thayi J"
, hopel...
None of the stalled mo'ooists hc
tween hero and Lafcew 1 had din
ner last nijiht. Hy the middle of
the afternoon every refreshment
stand mi the field had run out of
food except (mo booth, where they
were pellini; waffles without but
ter uf yrup Mick iee cream, and
pop.
Thousands of those motorists, in
cluding many children, who were
tryinc to sleep jn th'ir stalled ear
In tile road between here and home
l;it niuht. weie spendini; their sec
ond niuht in th it fashion. Satur
day ni:ht thy spent on t he fwld
h-r waiting yr,i the ',vt Zep
pelin eoni" in.
Queen I1(ms Vly filth
OHM-AOO Pi Queen h.e. trav
el In id vie I.efittiriK their royai
Twenty-five of them went ly air
mail f i oni Modcna. 'alif . to
I'.akersfield a! ft rrwt of S 1 0 .'4 1.
and eifch! othern Used the air mail
from .lesop, fia,, to Mope, Idaho.
Iisoontenlcd C'rrrti
ST1J ASi: H'llO. Kratiet ,V) Atl-
uiudp 'rnk, railway work'T, says
InhcritinK an AniTican uncle's for
tune Will Cause llllll "never--cnilill-'
annojiinces." lie p. due to con
tinue Ins railway woik, he iay.
,....!. the ,a,Ke lrl, ver B XsrT i ilT-r l"-3'!CSL . ' hlV T 'Sirli I
i
3"" rRROWSClVe TlMEOPOlPKn'BLE '. S
slp0ip tos Angeles caeb teans - Atlantic jS&m j
t:: - I y j ' . &
M .c s -AO.- I'SaX -1 .Wl I I : 1 . A.-, .1rt:PARIS .-..:rJ I
mARHIVtO 937 AM. (EASTERN rttf'Sfc"" 1 A2OP.E0 '--' l-ss?SSaSS I 1
TIME) OCT. 15. MAKING TRIP l'H8 )TtSU
!! OF5060Mil.F.S IN SI HRP. I I ' i--. 3fr-
I r i I. ..1 ) - 1 j
Map showo course taken by rl irigible Los Angeles four years ago and followed approximately by Graf Zeppelin. I
ARE LIED
BY
Posters Greet American
Visitors As "Assassins.
Strike Breakers And
American Fascisti" Le
gion Men Guests of
Thomas A. Robinson.
.:KXIO( (MTV. Oct,
Posters denotmeiim them as "as
sa sins. strifcelm-akers and A niei -lean
f.isciti'' today Mareil down
upon l'1'1 meml-i-rs of the Anieiie.uf
l.lon fioin the walls of vailou
I'liildinus. Kven the walls of the
American eoilfillate hud I n pi:n -
aided with the denunciation hen
the Legionnaires arrived for a vi-I:
of several days.
The posters tinre the signature of
lMei;o Kivero, anarchist, who is
secretary general of the .Mex:.in
section of the Anti - linperiaii.-i
Leai;ne of A ii)"ri('a.
"ur.oe ihe assassins and slril;e.
hrenkers of the Legion to abandon
our territory as soon as pos.-lld' ,"
t he posters read ill part. 'Away
with Ihe fascists. ,'o'-th American
Leuicnnair-. Down with the men
who tried 'hut failed to conquer
Mexico ( ienei a I 'ei shin."
The posteis haid that there could
he no friendship until the I'nited
States took its h mid. off Latin
A meriea.
Th L"vrionn:i ire are cuests at
the home of Thomas A. Uohinyin.
son-in-law of President C'alles and
a nietn lt-:-r of the (xeejtive ctuninit
tee of the A merlcati Leu ion in
Mexieo.
The Noted Dead
lUlKMiiliTh.V, Wn.. i t. IT..
ll' -I'ommander llohet t 11:1
li.Mil. 47. chief piann.ntr ofricer
of the pncei S':itid if.ivy yatd.
diel at the naval hospital last
nlnht from Idond ptiisonlnu. ' ''mi
n.MidT iiiihaid wan injured on
(' to It r I. lie ntHlidlnu' h
his atliomoliiie when the hrakes
d:pp d c;iTchinr h!n U'K hetwe n
the rumiitiK hoard anl u tree.
I ;inod pn on i n u fet in nd h"
was taken to a hospital last Wed
tie.day. '
Iff was ihe son of liohert Hil
li.'ird. noted n tor. a widow nnd
twv dauthtcrs survive.
MEXICANS
"7 2!IiswsesiSS I i I
BOARD HEARS
MONEY NEEDS
STATE WORK
Emergency Boarcl Told By
Carkin Traveling Ex
penses For Judges Being
Abused $36,156 Auth
orized For Irrigation Bond
Interest. v j?"
SAKE.M. Ore.. Oct. 1 5. -The
practice of cliaritahlc instil minus
in Portland that receive st:;te ail
;:nd also nskini; for nid throixh
the commiiniry ch st v::is criticise!
ai the moetini; of tho siaie omei
pem y hoard today hy Herheit (ior
dou of I'oithmd. who was cli;:innan
of lire house ways and means com
mittee at the last session id t he
legislature.
t-otne of the iimtUuiions receive
$1 ti and sfttne fi'') p"r mom h per
capita and comment hy various
meiiihcrs brought out the fact thai
(hey ask an equal cor.t ri hut ion
1 hrotih the community chest, il
was estimated that. Borne of them
n 0 pi ire as hiKh iih $4'i nnd J"-"
monthly per capita on which to op
erate. The practice of (ho Mtato in al
lowim; traveling expenses (o circiiil
jmKeH was declared hy John Oar
kin f Med ford. Kpeakci' of 1 lie
hoiixc, to he urowin in In a "ler
rihlo abuse."
The emeruency hoard today an
thorfzed e'lridun (date in.-di tut ions
to incur i'cfcn-;;ries, tfi he covered
by the next If Islalure. in the tfdal
Mini of SI Mi.aLV This was r.eccH
sary becanpe of shortage of ainirn
priations mad: hy the 1927 lenisla
tun .
Henry V. Myers, superintenden'
of th; stale prison, a:;!:od fir a de
ficiency allowance of S.M'.'iiiir. If"
remarked, however, that he miclit
he able to pid alone on $l"i.nou,
tiie board allowed $I7,."jo.
For ihe payment of interest puar
anfei-d hy the Mate on irr' -ration
difdt let bonds the sum of $:'.'. 1
was aidliorleil.
For the payment of salaries ar.6.
waes in the state leiral deport
ment, Altorney (General Van Win
kle was allowed ?IJ'''. Mk reqncMt
was for Jtl 1 1 t.HO. Me estimated
that about $"0fi would )e heeo.
sary for the adilltional leal talent
to conduct Mticition In conreciion
with the li'tuldati'di of the French
& Co. hank at The Hallen.
Pup to special prosecut ions nr
(Continued on pugo eight)
SMITH GOES
TO SEDALIA
EOR SPEECH
Candidate
to Speak In
Town Before
Missouri
Returning To New York
For Wind-up Visits the
Lincoln Birthplace
Places Wreath.
lir.I.I.KVILLK, 1 Mm., mi i:
iover -nor Alfred L. Smiih's spe
ram ani(d here at "! : T r a.
day. en iute to St. Louis.
After a Sabbath day vir-M
ci.il
l.iiwoln s birthphn-e nar Modiroii
ville. Ky ' ;civermn' Smith v. as
bound today for Sedalia, .Mo.,
where tomorrow nirbl he will de
liver On- t it st id I wo ca mpaiun
sp eclles before retlll idllK to New
Vork stat- next Sini'lay lo lay (he
cr 'Mi ml oi I; for his final two
weeks' drive for the presidency.
An address :tt i'hicao Friday
n:uhl will r!n-e thi week's speech
making for tne Oeniocratic pri'sl-
dentlal candidate. After a two-day;
layover in Albany he will (tet
under way iiKuln foi' perhaps o'ne
campaign address befoiw start im;
on his six sp. ech dash down the j
Atlaillie seahoarrl enditif; at New j
Vol); Olty the Saturday nicht he- j
fore election. j
In eomiliK 11 the bonier state of i
M 'ssouri, the Iemo:-t a tie nominee
al.-o visits tin home Mate of Senu- :
lor .la men A . I teed, one of Ills '
opponents for ih Houston noml-
nation, nnd H region that, as a j
rale, fiihly hoils in pollll-al debate;
m p?'si(jcniiai years, Tlii:' year in'
no exception. j
Kits Lincoln Shi hie
i.niuK bv special train to the,
Kentucky town sixty tulles south-j
west of Louisville, the tfovernor
and his party v. driven by uutr.-
) rn-d.ilc t, th- lot cabin billhplace,
iif III' i'-t emaseipator. topllf.i
ep IO' at th town WU: !ile
stands, a kti 9 vt of :
Li nr 1n.
When hit ( JH,
governor stood a (ftt4, bare
head'i. at thr seated Wuijeytic fiu- :
lire. Cheers came up froiiL
UifO
s' vei a I hundred pei sons ftt oiiped
aiiout the statue nnd in the square
and the nominee respoifted with a
wave of his hat.
Arriving nt the shrine a few
loinutes later, he was escortedtp
the sieps to the Ki-nnltt memorial
now cneloHnpr thf well preerved
(Continued on puco eight)
CHINESE
IN THE EAST
Four Cities Have Fatal
Shootings In Hip. Sing-
On Leong Warfare
RiVal TOMCJS At PGaCe
Since March- 1927
Police Guards Set.
m:v voiiK.
Iieso tuii'M were
The ileath toll
Oi
. 1 1t 'hl-
' war aualn today,
fter the outbreak
Sunday was: One hi I'ineauo; one
in New York; oi.f In Pbailadelphia,
ami iw'i in asli.nuton.
Poller guarded l "lllnese eclioiM
of these and other cities.
As W'onu chti. a New Vork wait
er, played cards with ji dozen other
Hip SIiik toiiusmen iu his apart
ment, a e, unman described art nil
On Lcopik push'! ipen the door,
shot Woiik ('bu four times anil
killed him and then turned the kiiii
on Wonu 'al, woundlnj,' him.
Ln-,' Pale, a restaurant cook and
member of ihe Hip Minx w-mk, was
shot hy iwo men iih 'he sat in a
laxi in Oie heart of Ohieann'n On
l.eonu tony neighborhood.
Lin Sinu. 7 2, of I tost on, an On
Leontr, was kill- In a pistol duel
wiih two Chinese in Philadelphia,
Police were informed by several
taxi drivers that prior to the shoot
hiK they had taken to the railroad
station u number of Chinese who
a ppea red from I heir conversation
to be bound for Chb Run.
Two Chinese were killed and two
other wounded in the outbreak of
t'lnj; warfare in Washington. Pu
llet? said the killer was an Ml
l'ttni:. but thev believed he bad
made ii mistake in his victims ns
On vfetinis were not known to he j
affiliated with any Ioiik, Twenty.!
one suspected t rmifsme n ei v sr, '
Tb fmn to.-. m-U ni rivals, f
l)Vi lrt .t ju'ace since the slytl-'
ir. 9 n foi mal aet March 7. j
H'iT. fier a s'-rten of outbreaks n l
wKif thT-re w ere kllllnu's In HrooV
I n, Newark. N. J. : Chl-hc Aluti
ehester, t '.fin,; Pl(tbut kIi, and
Cleveland. Two cffinese were
hanyi in Cnnnect Ictit for the mur
der there.
0 Morses Ylcldl
DA.VVILLH. Vu. -(! This city
has Kiven way completely before
the advance of t he motorized fttte.
Its last horse trough, which had
siood for f,o years", was recently
removed.
ON
us a nifun a n
WAh lb MK
FELICITATES
HUGO ECKENER
Coolidge Radio Welcomes
Graf zeppelin German
President Also Congrat
ulatedArrival Is Symbol
Of Advance And Step In
Progress.
WASIIIXOTOX. Oct. I
'I'"
esident CoohdKe today radioed
his coimratulalions to lr. llut;o
, la ketici' on hoard the airship Oral'
j Zeppelin on his successful C'ossinK
of the Atlantic. Simultaneously
he cabled coiim l a t ula t lolls to I't esl
dent 'on llindenhuia; of (iernuiuy.
Dr. Ilckencr had, upon reaching
the American eoaM" line, radioed
Hicetinns to .Mr. Coolidge.
"It ;ives me fcrcat pleasure,"
President t 'oolidue ralioed I r.
I'ckenei-. "to cotiKrat ulale you
upon the success of your voyage
from Oermany and to assure you
I that your arrival is welcomed as a
symbol of the advance in air
irunsporiatimi which has been so
ably furthered by your own efforts
and those of your compatriots. I
, wish also to thank you for the
; message of Ki eetinc from you and
the i-row of the Oraf Zeppelin upon
rossiiu; the coast line of tho I'nlt
d States In this first trip hy air
diip with passengers and mail
from Oermany to this country."
From the airship Dr. Kckener
had radioed M r. Coolidge as fol
lows; "At the moment of reaehlnn the
American coast line on this diver
.silled a ud very i merest! iik initial
ernufdiiK of the Atlantic ocean hy
airship with passengers and mall
from Oermiiny lo A meriea in
which we have had as comrade an
i experienced friend. Ideate n mi I
'Commander Kosendahl of the l'.
H. navy, the commander and crew
of the Oraf Zeppelin lieu to extend
to the president of the I'niled
Stales iheir most respeelful Ki'eet
IliR." President Ooolidue's cahte tn
rresidi-tit 'on I lindenhuri; read:
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I wish to eoni atulate you
ihp spleiolid achievement of
conumliiols in i omplishinKi
oyne from Oermany to the
Slates on the Oraf '.eipelln.
Til It I liKhl rilli'il Chi- Ami'
lifiipti' with tiflinlnillitii nml
iniliici'il iinnthcr Hlnp Iti lhi ri-
K1TKS llf Oil' ll'V'ulHflll if th-
(!iiiiiiiHiilriilluii."
WASH I NOT" N, Oct. 1.1. tVPi
The glaul liriible (iraf .eppetin ;
whiih for four rbivs has battterl 1
ll'"'Kli Hliirmy weather over the
Atlantic enroute from Oermany to,
Lake 'in rst , N. .1., today iiri l ed
over Washiiiglou at 12:1' I p. m.
Ti e bin craft was slKhted from
i Me east and approached the oily
over the capltol huildhm- The sky
was overcast.
She loomed Up III Ihe east when :
thousands of spectators from roofs
of bnildinifs were looking toward
the south ami southeast for her. '
Changing her course to the west, f
she headed right over the city
toward the White House. ;
Apparently freed from the ee- :
j merits that attempted to stay her j
; progress across her record break-,
Ing trip across Ihe Atlantic she al- ;
, most gaily roared her way over the
American capital. !
t The big nlrshlp circled directly!
above Ihe business heart of Wa.'li- J
jlngton as It made its way to. pans t
'above the While House. She was'
I close down above the heads of the
j fringe of people on every, high
roof. The sound of her motors
'thrummed in Ihe streets below.
j President Coolidge left bis desk
and went out in front of the execu
tive offices to stand a moment,
almost unnoticed in the little
group gathered there. He stared
up at the ship bareheaded for ai ,.' , , , ' , , ,
minute, then turned back into his; '''l f'W1; "hlch banked foe
workroom I klcks behind police lines on the
Circling' after p.wlro: over the i ""Skirts of the city, cheered this
White House Kb headed out fl(r H'nilmont, K did the message
llaltlmore with a dozen airplanes I 'rwm the lM'Ublican nominee, who
roaring alonK side her. i H'ke from a Htand built beside the
The ship took a turn over the i U"' wk. Mrs. Hoover and
navy department bull ding as. member of his personal party ap
idiincK rriitn n.e ov,i i.. ,.t..ii..ii ! penred with him.
7.nied
luio the air Iu meetlmr.
She then sailed over historic Poto
mac pai k itn) around the Wash- j
Ington monument, over the W hite i
Ihiiise and then iift. r ci.intd..ilutf
her grwai circle, bore away due
north for Hultimore. Al ll':3K the
shsp was almost lost to sight In a
mist from ih renter of the ch?.
The big airship arrived over tie
on pll ul as thousands of Covern -nff
nt workers were out fin luftt
nd the streets were crowded wli
spectutoi s.
Alloupt rail
OA K LA NO, ( al., , c t . $ :.
Iti'scoe Turner and Jack
fulled In their second iitten
establish, a new endurance 1
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10 IULU DI
Massachusetts Voters Told
Party Needs Complete
Energy of Every Repub
lican In State-Independents
Also Asked For
Support Gets Hearten
ing Reception.
By JAMES L. WEST
Associated Press Staff Writer
HOOVER THAI X KX ItOUTK
TO HOSTON Oct. IT.. (p Mas
Hachu.ietlH .;avo Horhert Hoovor ;
ruusiiiK welcome loday us ho canio
caaipaiKaiiiK into New KnjUund for
the first time niitl ho resnoadtMl
with two speeches, the first at
Springfield in tho c-aily hours an I
tii. Hecond at WotccKter iu the fi;re
nuon. Krom Worcester his apoclnl tniin
rolleit directly eastward to Newtnn
ville. where a Ioiik niotorcaite
wailed to lake tin presidential cai -dldate
thrmiKh the Hutnirhs of Ron
ton to the commons, where lie was
to make his third address of Dm
day.
In both his tnlks en route. Moo
ver emphasized that tho Uepuhliean
party this year will need the com
plete energy ol very Kepuhlk.tn in
t MaHHachUHeUH,
At
Worcesto.',
i where n p-eut cheerhut; throiiK sret
! etl him in front o.tne station, he
J asked also for tlio Hiipport "or that
! went body ot Independents whe
: think fin we do upon these qties
Itlnns that nre n6w before the conn
J try."
"You will' understand that 1 nm
apeaklii'; today nt some Ineitth
laud that this 1h not an occasion
. for political discourse," the noml
nee told his Worcester audience.
Expresses Thanks
"I do wish to express my appre
ciation for your ruining. It Is im
1 evidence or your. Interest In th:
.issues of this cam nni.'ii Tlwmo U.
HUI,H VttH v)ln W( Uavo evo,.
nn-Heiitpil tn the .Vmorici.n nonnh.
Iinii i ,MM .,.inM Hirmiu il.-.i
the city or Worcester which has
so much at stake In the continua
tion of the administration nnd no.l
cies of Calvin CoolidKo should re
spond on this occasion as I know
il will.
"We will require this year the
full reulstratlon and the complete
eneiKy of every Republican In the
state or .MashacliiiHctts. We uak
also for the support of Hint fsuml
body of independents who think iih
we do upon these questions that
are now before the country.
"This, as 1 have huM, is not an
occasion tn no Into the political
qucsiloiis that nre before 'us. lint
I wish again to thank you from
the bottom of my heart fur the re
cepllon that you have -;lvcu to me
this niorniiiK. V. Is not only heart
enlng. It is encoui aging to me. It
is n demonstration of the good will
of the people or Worcester. 1 thank
you."
Hoover won welcomed to Wor
cester by Acting Mayor Carl . It.
Urnwnell, who declared that "the
heart uf this commonwealth heats
warmly for Herbert Hoover." The
noting mayor wiih presented - by
Representative (ieorgo H, Stnbhs
of Massachusetts.
Welcoming the Republican pres
idential candidate to Springfield.
Mayor Kordyee C. Parker declared
thtl "MuHsachusetth so far Is nil
right ami safe, as is tiprlngfletd. for
Herbert Hoover."
Hp added that Hover's type is
the "type of man that this com
munity desires to have as president
I 1 l'lreciaie your coming nere
nt this time In the morning to give
me your greetings, ami I do thank
you for the generosity of ynur re-
i ceptlon," Hoover said, "It Is al
ways a great pleasure to come to
Aprlngfteld. I have been with you
oi previous ocenskns nnd on vari
ous mission. I have always hud ft,
ite welcone tn "tis city."
VWf4 yn dais
cul'Affi. ot. ir.. a
black goivrft bomb Jarred Hd
Park's fashionable hotel district
last nht and caused police to sus
pect a renewal of warfare between
garage associations. , r
The Oatewi garage, target of
Ihe bomb, was damaged by tlje
blast. Kmployes of ify garage ban
been threatened by racketeers "it
they did not Join up." .
HOOVER
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