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The Weather
Fowvast: Fair; cooler tonight.
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MEDFORD, Oi;K(iON. Wi:il')AY. (H'TOIM
No. "JIH.
M
my
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
The Great Ship Arrives.
What Is Man. Admirable.
He Begins A New Era.
Daedolus A Reality.
(CopyrlKlit, by Star Co.)
( li-tnlii-i-importnni
(if si'ii'iicc
arrival "f
1:1 will
ihiii' in
anil in
l'Oltlil 111 illl ;
the liistorv .
tiros. Tin-':
the pri'.'it Zi-i -1 in
lifter ilifl'ieull i's niiliir.'il l so
iviit nil N J I-i ill 1 1 1 iiiiirlcs ill'1
licflinninn of n new era fur the
liniiiiiii nice in Iravcl anil in
ihiniulil.
M i-ii iim'iI lii rrct'p fivrr tli.
caitli. timidly hinkiii al tin
sky. In-iiiMiiiir at tli- litrlil-
IlillL'.
Xiiu- they will sail proudly
ainimv tin- rlmuls liiuUinu' dinvn
upon tin- i-arlii that mice lii-M
tin-in irisuiii-rs.
Ami what a
mail 1 lie airship
iiiaixnitici'iil
travi-ls. As
wiilr as space,
with i-vi-ry rn;n!
le;utinjj
c-vi-ry wlii-n-. Tin- Xep
prlin
L'iant. at the ordi-r of its
captain, cniilil si-li-rt. across tin
ocean, a ruad to suit wind and
weather, and ln-ri- j.rn straight
to tin- waitinv; liaiiL'ar al l.ake-lnu-st
of turn to sail above New
York, lettintr the hiui'st city
sec the liiutrest material aceom
ili.sliiueiit nf man.
The-Zeppelin liriii-rs a score
of passen-'crs anil is a marvel.
Successors to this flying ship, j
different, in shape and hnilil.
111(111 icn-ni io w iiki aim si or
will carry thousands of passen- '
jirrs as one load over the:
pecans and coiitincnts of th--'
earth. ;
I'.leclric trolleys and niito- j
moliiles ciialded city crowds to i
visit, first city sulnirlis, then ,
points far away.
The I'lvinif inaeliinc will take ;
, . I
entire populations to sec the;
whole world.
Little iinaoination .is reipiir-'
eil to show ns, ill the future, i
jlyinjr school houses and lini-
versities. Students and teach- ;
ers on flying ships, actually :
seeing and learning al the :
same time, will he carried by j
wireless power, taken up from j
the earth, liy inovini; airships. ;
fr
it is pleasinir to think of Ni-
iinara's jiower. sendino; atu!
hriiiL'iii"; ships across the At
lantic, while the power of til" j
Colorado River carries airships i
over the continent, and out on
the Pacific. !
What men can imat;iiie, they j
I'll ii DO. and there is
no limit.
In their imau'innl ioii-
Wlicn Vii'tril deserihiMl Daed
jiltis, fl.vinjr from the lahynntl)
in Croli across the Mediterra
nean to safety.. "Daedalus, nt
fanm est, fuLrietis mitnita, ret:
lUL etc.," he little thnupht that
men doens together wnnld
jietnally fly the Atlantic, com
jiared wiih which the Mediter
ranean is a small oo.
Meanwhile the presidential cam
paisn 'Xoes on. In these days of
unlimited possibilit ie. the presi
detu y offers srent opportunity to
a capable man.
Mr. Hoover was in New Knsland.
cainpaiirnim;. while (iov. Smith.
brown derby in hand, was layin-:
a wreath at the fide of the caMn
In which Lincoln was born.
When asked to make a fpeer h
in the little cabin, Governor Smith,
with pood taste and pood political
judsenicnt, declined. He went to
SKK Lincoln's hirthplnc, not to
make a speech in It.
riH"aco Stock Kxcltatice seat cnld
for $t;tt.tmo. a new hi-ih prire. New
York brokers pay 8 C.i'.onn for n
seat, which show how speculative
money soes to New York.
lntifllieiil men in the American
Leirinn detmind a separate deiuirt
ineut for the American air fleet,
acrrelna with General Mitchell,
dismissed for knowing too much
(Continued un l'ace Four.)
P I
HBP TODAY
English Airman Hops
Off
.
ACrOSS
On Solo Flight
Atlantic
Novice Flier
And Midget Plane 35
Hour Flying Range
'Hunch' Takeoff.
N'KW YORK, On. IT. ipi
Flight Commander MacDonald will
have " peculiarly favorable woat ti
er" on his flight from Newfound
land to Ki;;liiii(l. Dr. Jas. II. Kim
hall of the wejit licr hiircau I old
the Associated Press today. From
reports reeeived here there are' no
stor.ni areas uver the Atlantic and
t he f lie will have t he advantage
ol a follnwln-; wind. This wind
should attain a velocity of -0 miles
an hour. The plane prohahly will
encounter cloudy weather here
and there, with some rain.
' ST. .K'lllXS. N. I. Oil. IT.- (Pl
(-'iiniinainier It l. .Macllonald.
. Knlisli avialnr. took oil' from
' Harbor Crace lodny in a .Moth type
: airplane in an attempt to fly across
the Atlantic ocean to Knuland. The
! take-off was at I : J 1 p.m.. NVw
' foiindlaiol time, or Il:."il Kasiern
; standard time.
! .MacDonald. who is 1-s years old.
came ro New FolllnllalHl iitunlt
j three weeks aiio and be-all assem
i blin liis piaiie in ireparation for
Mile attempt. Allhor..;h In- said lie
1 tiad hud only SO hours of flyiim
j he was confident that he cinild
I make the flight alone in the small
j plane.
I Kinee his urrival limn llu- yonn:i
; Knlisli flier lias been awaiting fa
j voralde weiill-.er conditions, lie
i liad declared 1 twit he would not
, take oil' until he liad a "hunch"
that everything was rl'-iht.
- MaoDonaid said that the llU;hf. i
"m iit-uiH uiiiim cu iiivaiHiy, lie i
was assisted in iivoiimvIiii' I'm- thn -
i'lisht by A. l- Williams, a me-J
chunk', who accompanied him lrom
I'lllSlalld.
Kliiht Commander II. f - .Mac -
donald arrived from Ktmland with
his ILaviland (lypsv Moth plane on
September 'Jtl with the announced 1
. inientiun of at (em in ins a trans
I Atlantic fli.sht from Harbor Grace.
! Knur days later ho said ho would
I lake off o.t October L if weather
'conditions pe:milled. He made a
j series of lest flishts shortly after
his arrival by steamer.
The plane, which he used In his
! fiisht, was but a mid-;et compared
to Lindbersh's "Spirit of St. Louis."
Known as an aerial sports car. the
, (Ivpsy Moth hail been secretly pre
! puritiK at the Stas Line airdrome
in London for many weeks tor the
. flisht. It hua a win-; spread of
: only Jti feet and when emptied
' weishs less than L'on pouads.
j Kxtra fuel tanks were fitted to
j the plane, sivins it a ranse at aliout
j hours, sufficient -fur :a'.oo nien
: of cniisiiv;.
i Commander MacDonald Is com
l paratlvely a novice at pilotins. al
i thotii;h he is a skilled aviator. Yet
after only eisht hours solo flyins
l he took a plane on a Ions success
! ful II! ;ht through Kurope.
CHINESE HERS
j K HA. Villi AT. Cliiuii. Del. 17. (ip,
i --Sevenfy persons were drowned.
! ueooniin!; to rejiiirts from 'relntsln.
j when Iwo roasliim sleanu-rK of the
China Menli.ml Sleain Nav.;alliin
j comiiany tnllldeil near Tuku. The
: Viins 1 1 slim was mmk mill mi of Hi"
; "on passengers she rni ried. loueih
1 er with in members of ihe crew.
were mlssinj;. The other vessel
I was the Ilaintal.
j
; Lottie Schoemmel
j Returns Crown to
t rAv C;mm.-0
NLW Y(l:K. o.i
trV LottlM M.l Seb
'in IOe.
. bloke
record
woman fv. mining st.i
tlie w ol id end hi a n- .
todj'V when sh" left a hotel
poo bi-ie after remaining 4
in the a!"r 7 j hours, two
mineteM and pi seconds, The
former' n-nml w.i set op
Sunday by Jimmy Cherry in
a l.-M Anu-el'- pool, cherry's
4
'
4"
4"
fr mark ivas i;.i hours, two
ininut'-y. "
Mrs. S ho-rnmi bfttbf
water at .';4T:Pi this afler-
noon Mtpaiemly in fine con-
dition. she entered the water
4 at I;' :4.i p. m. Sunday u
has been swimming, floating
and t recline water steadily
ii)) to this afternoon.
4
TIIIW n All
n rLM
ON OCEAN
Faithful Friend
Role Reversed by
Michigan Man
!
IlKTKOIT, Oil. IV. 111 A
line's master assumed the role
of faithful friend last ninht
ami appeared liel'nre the cily
council of Wyandolle, a suli- ! ,
mh. with a plea that his don i
ne protected from llekini;s" ,
adniini.slered liy a neiKlibnVs !
doir. ,
The iit-a was made by John
lainpnell. who explained that
his doK is ten years old and '
no mateh for his neiKhbor's
younger canine. The latter. ! ;
he said, has been troiinciiiK i
! his veteran net regularly of
-- !
Hassell And Cramer, Rock
ford Fliers See Candidate
Jane Addams Lunch
eon Guest Statement
Endorses Hoover 'Qual
ified To Represent Whole
People.'
liy .lames I. .Wst.
A-.H'hilei ret.s Stall' Writer j
! WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 7. iTt
; Hfilit-rt llo'ivt'i- today greeted H'-rt
, Hassell uinl Parkt-r t'rami-r, tin two ,
aviators who were forced to land in j
i ii-ecnlanil en an atteinptetl flight j
! from ltorkffnd, III., to Stockholm.
j Kwedn. Later the. filers were re-i
; reived by President t'oolidf;o at the;
I White House; !
1 am very Klad Ut have ihe prtv-
ilewe of .meetiup ynu," Hoover said;
(U moetniK men wno nave eotne
through a Kreat ndventure with
l W''t courage and wiih sm-eess. We
I Certainly welroniP you to the
1 United States. Wo are all pnnid
jo' "u nl of all the citizens in
' l,ur country w ho come from the
-v;,ni hloud. It Is quite appropriat
for ymi to be here.
i "1 deeply appreciate your com-j
1 ins to call on me."
; The aviators were accompanied j
. by .Mayor Alien of Kockfoid and
; Kliner Ktes. who found Hassell aiulj
i Cramer after they were forced i
doAvn in (".reonland and took them ;
to safety. . i
j .lime Addams isltnr '
I Miss Jane Addmns of Chicago i
also called n the headquarters of i
the Republican preshlentinl candi-
dale .aiwt was a lunchenn mifsi at j
: tile Hoover home. (
Mefore callins on Mr. Hoover, j
'.Miss Addams visited headquarters
of the Republican national connnit-;
j tee. where a statement on her I"-.
( half was siven out in endorsement
I of the nominee. The statement said
: M r. Hoover, more t ha n a ny i ne
man in America, was "qualified to
represent the interests of the whole
people" .in the oeriod of vast eeo
' nomie m'velojUi.ent the country
I was enterins.
' "If bis business Is Increasingly
il fret -tins the essential policies of
I our s "Vent men t," she sab I. "t hen
j It is of sreal moment that we
shoubl be able t depend upon the
! next president to keep these forces
within social control."
I AHENDANCE
IS W C T U FEATURE
FOR COMING YEAR
r.l'GKNK. Oct. 1 l,tA', l'uttlng
in of a "coin t attendance commit-
i lee" in every local of the Wf. mall's
j''briMiian Temperance union in .
firegon will be a new feature of the
j coming year, it was developed at
Mbe itate convention of the W. C.
T .ln nesslon here today. This
in, ui otlenil eiiiet reio ur v In
f"a "citizens watchfulness" program.;
; The convention continues until Kri-i
!ibiy. 1
A Mrong sentiment was cx-
pievM.., in the convenrion for the;
f.-e;,tori of Mi. Ada .Ioey of
Portland as prensdent of the s'ate
yi-oiip for tit- next year,
Addition of l.'ooi m paid ini'in-.
ber- tf llu- Mule membership rolls i
was reported for the pat year.
Olho Mck ItHey Head
I'fiKTUM), (r Oct. 1 7. (JFf
Mrs. olive Meek Rib-y, K4. d.iugh- ;
ter of Joe Meek, first L'nlted Slate
marshal for firenon, difrd late yes-
terdaj- nt Kugene, ' ncrrdinK to
word receivel by relatives here, i
Mrs. lllley wajj livlnir at the home'
of her daUKhter, Jennie Jtiley. She
is also Hurvlved by H, A. D. .Mer-k,
ll-boi., her brother.
Mri. Meek was born in Oregon
four yeair.i after hr famous father ,
jsettbd on bin homestead near!
'fJh'oeoc in Washington county,
AVIATORS AND I
JANL AUUAIVI8 ;
VISIT HOOVER
CiTY COUNCIL
I PJUFW RPPflRT
uiilm iili uiu
!i AIRPORT MP
i 1 1 1 1 1 Ull I U I I L
Biddle Road Property Is
Favored $120,000 Is
Needed May Await
Court Decision Before
Bond Election. 1
Thai the site for the proposed
new airport for Medl'ord, chosen
as the hest available In every way
from the standpoint of locat ion,
economy and practicability, from
anion" the only four available sites,
and tor the purchase and equip
ment of which a bond election will
he held for sil'O.OOd in the latter
pait ol November or early Decem
ber, comprises acres on Mid
dle lane, was made known in re
purls to the city council last even
ins. A delegation of four members of
the Chamber of Commerce airport
commission, consisting of Seeley
Hall, chairman: M. M. llnxan,
Frank C. Dillaid and C. T. Maker,
and with .Messrs. Hall and Dillard
as spokesmen, made the report.
Durii. ; a swieral discussion it
was felt that it would be inadvis
able to hold the lection before,
the Koseburi; circuit court deri
sion, which declares cities have a
lesal riiihl to 'nd for an airport;
as a public purpose, has been
passed on by the state supreme
court, before which the case is now
pendiim. although there seems to
be no doubt whatever that the de- !
ere: will uphold the Itosebur.-; de-
cision.
Therefore it was thought besl to
have City Attorney Caikin net into ,
touch at once with the supreme !
mart to find if the decision will
he rendered within the net week !
nr two, and then if it is learned '
that it will come later' to take :i, C I A RLOTTK, X. C. Oct. IT.
i hance asainst a seeminsly impos- j Senator William K. IturaTi of
slide adverse decision and call the hlaho will make his second and
election beforehand. As soon as j jinal appeal here ton;.;hl lo the
it is learned just when the su- voters of normally Democ-at ic
preme court decision can be ex-Lvorlh Carolina to support Herbert
peeled 'n specral meetins' nf ' the Tlloover's presidential candidacy it'
city council and airport commis- un hdilress which will he broad
sioa will be -alled Io set the date (.IlS( over the nation by a coast -loot
the bond election. I coast radio hookup.
This election must he held as l '"ollowins a day of conference-!
soon as possible because the n:;h: ; wjth the Republican nominee's sujs
flyins of 'he air mail ships will be ; porters in this section of the Tar
inausurated June 1 next, by which ; b(el state, Die senatm-'will speak
time the new airport should be ; to a crowd of listeners which it i
practically ready, else Med ford anticipated may exceed any oilier
will be abandoned as an airmail meet ins of his campiisi) trip to
port, especially if the new airport ! date tiiroush Virginia and North
or the present one is not lishted. Carolina.
However. In case Hie new air- , The local Hoover leaders have
port, which it will take months to installed amplifiers in three halls
fix up and equip, is not ready by nearby the city auditoi inm. where
that lime, Chairman Hall said that re will deliver his address, to tac
tile old field could be lishted andi(im. ,,i mi expected overflow
used for a couple of months until
the new airport was ready, wli-n
the lishtir.-; could be transferred
from the present to the new one.
The urgent point is, however, that
it must be known that the new air
port is assured and under way In
order for Med ford to be retained i Working for Hoover
as an air mail transport station. ; "j nm working only for Hoover':;
Biddle Lane Site Chosen election," he declared. "I am pai
The Middle lane site chosen for ticulurly interested in the iudivfd
ihe new airport is regarded sis i ual and if he wore not the nonii
ideal, is only three and one half nee would not be heie."
miles northeast of the Chamber , At Salisbury, N. C, Id mii"
of Commerce building and seven northeast of here, where he mo
minutes' ride from thai location, tored Inst nisht from Charlotte to
tne tract ot ji,.d acres nemg one
mile lon-i and a half mile wide.
unit tonsiKlIni,' of Hve piuci-ls nr
Intnl. of whii-h V. II. (lore owns
the majority. The cost of Ihe lnliil
wotiiil lie ;ii.uiih, aiiiMii .-j." an
acre. The airport commission hn
an option on t his site. This nir
port would be adequate for many
years to come.
In stressing the point that some
action must ne taken aoon because j Manger the Htructiirn oi me Aineri-,nian continue a life of crime, but
night flying by air inaiL planes; can nation. I know of no one who'diat he now realizes the error of
would 'begin June 1. Chairman ; is better fitted lo Holve them." t,js ways ami the necessity of liv
Hall and Mr. Dillard thought thai Hoover was characterized by the i jfl(C chi'lMhtn life,
ihe new airfield could not he com-, senator as "one of the marvels of Hickman referred lo the irtter
pleted and lighted by that time,: ihe century In his ability to deal ' lu Htatement as the last he
therefore an adequate lighting sys lwith economic problems." He re , ,,,uld give to Die press,
lent must be installed on the pre- i viewed the career of the Repul j Tin' Death Cell
cut air field for use for a month : llcati nominee as head of the re- -riic ,,.uth cell (o which ihe
or more until the new one was , lief wotk in llelgium and central I f layer is to be transferred is a
ready. . , Kurope. declaring that Hoover ad1 noon about :io feet miuare enclosed
The cost of Installing this light-; ministered these iwo tasks with- ,y phngs and wire. In it Is
in'; system demanded by the gov- ' out and waste of funds, using only J nothing but a steel cot. High above
eminent will be about $Toni. Kadi , (.tie-half of one her 'cent of th" bis i--,n li is a light by which he
city must do the lighting of Its contribution for the operation of ,tmy .ad If he desire. Ouisldc a
own airport. his relief machinery." guard will nace back and fnh
..irw niioiiiiiiuiis nhinv i nr.
.u..l.llul.l..-r ,w.. i.-,.rt
" -iio in.. i.T-n .r,., -i-i.,m- iii-iiiii in ,-r.c. iic. j nt: niiunn jam hm wen as i no
Mr. Dillard made ft plain that thettor. "and that is the fact that he j a few short oaeeM away, through ! and Just an well as you do." the
alrpott commission's figures were sent millions upon millions of dol- a narrow door, is .the scaffold, I Democratic nominee asserted, "that
not finalwere only tentative, but lain of the people s money in hts uached by thirteen steps. Atop ! the difference between tho 1121 et
were approximately correct. ' relief work and not one ent has (,e scaffold Ih small room In I pendlttireH nnd the Il27 exppr.dl-
The total estimated cost of thM
land and equipment for the new
alrpott would he SlO.onn, to which j
would be added two years' latere hi
on Ihe bonds at M l.OO'i. thus mal; '
Ins the total bond ifstic Sl'JO.Om).;
In detail the estimated cost of j
the new airport is as follows:
Land purchase tl.iioit.do
I.ISIITH
T.tpuo.oip
Hangars .
Rest room
Administrators' building
Outride Htora-ie
Furniture
Gravel. TKfn cubic yard
at ILuO
Water; well and pres.
sure system
Grading: IKS acres nt
at $la
M.hfihon
l.r.nti on ,
rt.KuiMm;
i i no
I anain ;
i
11.7en.ftn;
i
.fItiN,uft :
21X00.0.0
Tile ;;,iou.d(i
Ditch
Filling ditch ,
Contingencies and nd
l Ohft ttu
(Continued on page elebt)
Commander MacDonald and Moth Plane
in Which He Took Off for England Today
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Idaho Senato.r Speaks 10
night In Tarheel State
'Working Only For Hoov-.
er's Election,' He De
clares Radio Hookups
Planned.
: crowd. 1 1 ih rpeoch will start i;t
T:.'H) p. m., eiistern stamlard time.
The Idah senator is expotindin-;
Ilooverim. he told newspaper me:i
today, and not Republicanism, on
his campaign trip to southern cities
- recent Iv visited by Gov. Smith.
deliver an amiress. senator iioran
; cited his reasons for his advocacy
i,t llimvci-. lie lU-clari-d Unit till-
, ti-nil)lli iin niiinlnw liy csii-rii-iii i -
I anil rilni-i-.t wbk iinallfl-'il to koIvf.
i hp erannmic. priiinenis 01 1111
tioti If selected to be the chief ex
' ecutlve.
; "These economic problems. In
eluding farm relief, have ';ot to b;
solved," he said, "or they may en-
Ni MAKES 1I1AN IN
FINAL APPEAL
IN A
mi ' . ' "i i ne uh tiiui'Mi k ii i ii mi any jios-
lw.i.i.ulv ,.f 11. u'.fil 11k. Moim.Ln.i,.
been misused or misappropriated, .which ihero will be three men. jtiircH of government is the. differ-1
France, he added, did not audit when the m-ose is ndjustcd these j ence between the cost of operating
Hoover'a accounts submitted to her! three men, al a signal, will rut Government !n time or war nnd In
;overnment for the Helglan relief j tin ee simiM rope. The small ropea time of peace."
work. -ate attached to three larger ropes.' Real and - Hitlmfanttal ecoaomv.
Prohibition, with another atiacklAt the end of two of these ropes the -vnve rnnicnt declared In con-'
upon Governor Smith for his Mann jure weights about equal to the ' eluding his address, which wan '
one tne question, lonneu n maior
meme of the senator n aU'iress. lie
declared the women should see to
ft that prohibition l retained on
the nation's Matute books, adding
that the amendment "has only ben
given h short tent and it lakes
veum often to achieve comoieti
Hii: .-ess In such greal fefonns."
The Idahoan alo dicussod fnrir
relief. wying that. IRtover was op
posed to Ihe ooiiaiizatb)n fee be
eatiHe it "chnrgdd hack to Ihe farm
- h the cost of marl-Mhw their
product
lie declared the Repub -
t liean nominee believed cheaper
LfKMljio 'transptrtntlon, a federal farm board jnhow today. The Junior champ
tt) handle t lie surplus crops and : ionship whs won by volunteer's
.. ; hich-r ngilcultural tariff rateB I April h-'ltan. owned bv .1. W.
1 woQid ncrv the faimerH' tidtihlcs,
i
DEATH CELL
AFTER TODAY
.ernmeni in recent years, me noini
;nee. in his adddress last nisht be-
rnnrlnmnnrl Mon Pnoc Tn!f,M' an ,,u,ellcw Imi'kt'
UUIIUUlllIlL'U IVIcUl UUUb IU;huKe livestock pavilion at the state
n ii. rM u t ut f!,il' 'n"'t nl eheerod htm on.
Death LnamDer lOnignt. painted what he called "three pic
lures." with economy claims as Mb
Order Means Last, "'"'"' . i(.
j Claims Hit
MnilP RnrtP MlKt Hann ! Artor ,Jli"Kl; bis opposition
I1UJL UUIIU IVIUbL nclllij , wth Iimlu.ullnK ,K oampalsn upon
Friday.
sorted that claims that leqertu ex- , days' less time.
j peases hnve been reduced throush i i-. Kmst Lrandenbei'i, German
s.W t-i i:Tt. calif., Oct. 1 7. ; "prudent spending." ocouomy and j under secretary for aviation In the
- il'i William IMwani Hickman, i-';ood business methods, formed ministry of transportation, who
;"nieiiced to bung here l'riday for I "one of thn grossest fallacies of- ernHsed the Atlantic on the Zeppe
tbe minder ol j. year old Marian i'tered by the Republican party." ; Un. said most of the passenger!
I'atker of Los Angeles, is lo be' "ITcture No, 2," as he called it, havo reserved accommodations for
taken from his ceil in "condemned led the governor through a mti&f the return trip, '
row" lonic.lit and placed In the (of figures on whal tnonevs he si) id - Praise Given
death chamber adjacent to the j were actually spent during the last 1 Praise for the newest of trft.iH
mom in whi' h be will he executed, j two Republican administration, Atlantic liner waH voiced by mot
The onler for bis removal to the "! he was loudly applauded when i 0f thP panseiiKerH. One of the most
tteath chamber means that the last i bo said that "all of the depart- enthusiastic wbh Count Ilrandeii
dired ot iiopc for savins his life is ! ments of the government together ' Hteln-Zeppeliu, son-ln-lnw of the
:...ne. Appeals yst( rday to Oovpr-! in '"-7 cost $L'tMi.OiHi.noo more j originator of the rigid nlrshlp. Ho
urn oi i a 1 1 1 1 ru ia iy'" " emu -
lllcUiin(n
t nev, .lerorne Walsh
ot Kiin.-.is city and by bis father.
Thomas Hickman of LI I'ltso. for
cno.ioiiiaiiou of ihe seiitt'iice.
bub-d. ;..riioi
Young. after
Ii ai iin: lie ir plea-
I' U r liom 1 1 1 1 k 1 1
! i i : .i 1 1 ieti in:! ii t
and reailins a
m s mother.
Kansas i 'ity.
would not
r. t; ion: to
j t t - - ii 1 1
(hat b
w it h Ihe . .
eution.
l b-- apiei.is w. re m;ide on tbpjr"rged ine asii)r ;(oa admlnlH- irk Gilnlltiu, an American livli ; t
gi'ound th .t III-Km. io is insane, j trillion with a "new kind of trick i Lucerne, Swltzetlaud, who was Hick
Coveinor Y.ium; cressed.the be- bookkeeping" which he said could most of the way across as u reHiilt
her ili.ti Hickman is sane and that ! "t operate In the atate of New j of being deprived of hla tobacco.
h Vol b:id a fair M ini. H t. said. ; York. ,fe Ih un Inveterate smoker and
however. 1 1 1 t it Wai-deii James It. I Criticises Report ; said he did not know smoking was
HoloV.u of .an oneiiiiii b II. veil ; Near the end ot his address. Gov-, forbidden until after he had sched
ule prisoner insane be could eon- . crnor Smith seized upon a report uled lit h passage. Only the plead
voke a boat. I of Aiaiin cniiiuy phy- I made by Chairimui Work of the , inss of hla friends persuaded hlui
i.iM.s io p.is.s on the youth's , Iteiuiblicaii natlontil committee, to go lhror-;h with It, he said,
sanity. This tin- warden declined i while he waH Hecretary of Ihe in Woman rMiwr
to do iterior, in which lie was quoted un Lady Grace Drummond Hay, the
Apparently realizing that all I having said the government was i only woman passenger, had a ood
Vqie u.is gone, Hi- kinan yesturday : trying to feed Indian children at time, and wants to go buck on the
is-ucd a b-ngthy iiaiement to the! the rate of H cents per day per Zeppelin If she can make the neees-
xhill hl. h)1(i , pi,..,,!,.,! Kuiv.
mil(,. mv ,.,.,. u-lih God and
: u;-n mv pimMnm-m."
: , ,,,., , Hli,H.
i ,.,., vi,,w nii kiiiiin niirialeil
s,,n. ,, i,jM im,,iV. imlnleil mil
llu- folly of rrlnie nnil iIim-Iii led
lll.il
yiii-li'iii i.ll . i lemlx in law -
li-M.'iii i-s. Me fiild Ihul nl oni' lime
he idnnni'd In lieeonie u inlnlHter
MM, under th
I'liuik nf it rli'iiiy-
body of an aveiage man. At the
end of the other rope will be
up kmiin. The identity of the men
at the i-opos will be kept secret,
None of the three men will ever
know nhh b one cuu the rope that
itikeH Hbkmin to ie..ih
Grand Itaiup Hull
MKMI'HIS. Tenn., Oct. 17,-
lA'i I e i n's itoehet w Noble, own
en i.y i. it. it. I' reiingh mm
; ht "M," ' '''own. N. J., was nd-
J Jioige.i u,e grand champion Jer-
i '"' i-uii and also the senior
champion at ihe national dairy
i lni.es ot Y'oodsiock, tint.
ILLINOIS FOR
; SEVENTH TALK
Candidate Leaves Missouri
I To End Second Cam-!
paign Tour With Illinois
Speech Three Nights In
Chicago.
By HAROLD D. OLIVER
Associated Press Staff Writer
I SKIULIA. Mo., Oct. 17. - Mi -'.eavins
Missouri to ponder over
i his triple assault on Cnolldn'p
i economy. Governor Sin it h carried
: his patty's standard into Illinois
today to await the sisnal tor the t
joventh and last speech of his sec-
nl campaisn tour. SKW YOUK. Oct. IT. (Vl Tim
i Chieaso was the destination nf j Graf Zeppelin plans 1o start a re
.the Democratic presidential noml- turnflishttoGermauyiuabo.it l-
; uee, who planned to board his hoc- . ...
ial train here in the forenoon. The ,1;l-
; schedule calls for his arrival at bave been made lo her dainased
o'clock tonight In the Lake fin. she will make a tour of eas
i Michisan metropolis and for stops prn Cnited Slates,
len route, for lear platform appear- Announcement of his plans wa.H
ances, at Sprinsfleld. llloomins- niade by Dr. Hiko Kckener, com
'ton, .loliet and i)ssible other Illl- i mander of the bis air cruiser, dm
Inois cities. The sovernor will ) injr a breathing spell In the recep
, spend three nishts in Chicago, his lioil whilh they Kave him his ol
; speech beins planned for Friday ii,.PrH, ciew and passeiwer.- on tin:
! "iMht. ; c;:nu-mile flisht.
j Slushing Into Republican claims Tlu, damaged horizontal fin. tlm
!of bus' savings in the cost of gov- ' mishap which threatened disaster
I "misrepresentation, the nominee i ma!li nrHl officer, believes the t
Jlook up his first picture and as- turll voyase will be made In two
len'u neroei i nooveruuu rresi-
'lent Coolidge. whom he described
I as "the chief apostle of economy,"
to disprove the statistics he read.
" "r the third picture, the nomi - -
'nee chose as his subject the "neg.
b'ct or Hie postpoiirmeni or the
i failure lo appropriate for certain
f well known wants of the enveri-
imeni. aim in nils connection ne
cntid. and a statement once made
j by Si'cretary of War Davis calllt!.-;
j attention that housing facilities
I for Hie Allli-ricnn Hollili-r. nniouilt -
j ril lo iilninst a "nnllnnnl illHKrncp."
i Thin, he mild, wn n rail- example
m what Hie Iteuil
ubtlcau party hnaj
done In llu- way of reducing tlie
'C - oHt of Koverniiu-llt. lie then ill-
reeled a iiiieHllon to Mr. Unover.
Doch he approve of u lint lonal
economy that Htarves out the In -
dtan children nnd neglects to pro -
vide proper hoiiHlti';, sleeping nnd
eating facilities for the country's
very first line of defense? -
ikich he Hee these pictures in
, their true light ?
"II he does not," he declared.
"then I am prepared to say he Thrilled by the sight of the Zep-,
does not umlerHland the operation pHin cruising over the city at the
of government." iml of h(.r nnK journey Mondnj.
Governor Smith charged Mr. Hoo- nffor(iing such an aerlnl display
ver wiih making a "mlsleadiii'; , wlth the attending planes, an New
statement" when he snld In blajvork had not Keen before, bun
acceptance speech that "by rigor- dredH of thousands gave a spun
ous economy federal oxnensen have! tnnpDUB WPcome to Dr. Kckener
oeen reuueeu ny two nunured 1H -
ii on oonurs per annum. i
n I i..... . .
punctuated by yells of "Fight em
i Al." "Pour It on 'em. Al," could be
i broucht bv a reoi-KHnlrntlnii nr Hip
i old broken down structure of theitwo fH'",1',u' haH been sentenced to
federal government by the nbol-! oxp'ullon ny n rir,n nnd. Not
Ishment of unelesH bonnlH and com- "nly h. "!'' .,i''Bt1
, i.,oO.., .i,. .,!i Idenmed to death in Itnly, since
ca(e effortH.
TIiIm. he sold, waa promised In
1921 under Hardin, in 1M24 mi-
"(der Coolidge, and airnln In I9S nnd
relternted by Mr. Hoover'n upeecli
of neeentnnce, hut "wo far an nnv
llvfna person Ih concerned there f
no Hlgn of bin Rettln-t any part nf
It,"
Miracle: Golnr to tide In an
:iulomoblle on Holiday afternoon
'and gellinff back home alive,
ERS rlRMF TRIP
iiuniL mil
FOR GRAF
Zeppelin to Start Homeward
In Ten Days Will Tour
Eastern States Most
Of Passengers To Return
Ground Crew Praised
Lady Passenger Had
Good Time.
;0fr Hermuda, will he repaired by
(l(4.mi Df the week, he said. Then
; the Zeppelin will start her tour of
Cnited states cities. Akron, Ohio.
! Detroit and "perhaps Chicaio and'
:HOim, other cities" were listed bv
jr, Kckener on his tentative it In.
jcrary.
Although the trip from Fried-
! rlchsltafen to likehurst reiiulred al-
Ul0st live days, Captain K. H. Leh-
1 Ham ne wished mh ratlier-ln.-lrt w
might nave made the trip. lb'
( pah! special praise to the ground
, ere w at l-akehurst which handled
, the Zeppelin on her arrival there(
!".i uu my experience with air-
. Khips I never saw a great rilrigfblo
nianeuvered with Hitch skill." tin
said,
j One exception to the list of en-
thusliiHtic passeusers waa hreder-
wary arrangements. She tended h-r
, own cabin on the way over, she
j ald. and wiih no Imsy with ttlnt unit
' ii-r wrllllllt tlinl )i- Imil llltlo llni'o
; io Ihm-ohv l.ori-il with llu- Jmirnrv.
I whllo Iheir nhin Is hrliiK nv.-r-
hauled and the damage repaired
Dr. Kckener and his crew will In-
terrupt their round of festivities
here to make a trip to Washington
, Krlday. where they are to be the
1 KuestM of the German ambassador,
, They have been Invited to Imvp
, breakfast with President Coolidge
: and then will place a wreath on the
tomb of the unknown soldier In
Arlington cemetery, A luncheon
and dinner dance complete their
( u'asbnnrton nrournm.
the others of his parly yester-
T
j Lt't'CA. It.iV. Oct. 17. Wl-k
f M ichele Delta Maggtore, a com-
! n,uni,,t frtvpti( of assassinating
1SG0, hut bin execution will he In
the form usually reserved for win
Urn traitors or military offenders.
Delia Mngglnro confessed to the
special tribunal for defense of the
state that he had killed the flscists
because of their politics. An nr
compiler named Hpadonl, who wan
sentenced to eighteen years im
priHonment, confeHsed thnt he pro
vided the rnvolver. The tribunal
disregarded tho defense pleu oC
icxtenuatlinr clrcunif.uncoij.
N 1 0 DAYS