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Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Eckener And The Moth.
Lincoln's Short Letter.
Said John D., Sr.
Thorough Banditry.
HICKMAN
i
(Copyright, lie's, by Star Co.)
Dl KfkoniT will fly liiii'U
with his jfiTitt Zcppi'liii the lat
ter part of next week, lit1 has
ciiiil'iih'iK'o in his ship, ami snyi
it ni'i'ils the round trip.
.Meanwhile, ('iiniiiiiimlri' II.
(', MaeDonahl. an F-nulish flier. 1
stinted for iCiijriand. from tiii,
side. ukin.f in tiny Moth j
plane ot 1U0 horsepower and,
fuel for '!." hours' flight.
Coinnialider MaeDonahl. only '
"S, niii;ht save his eouraue for
soini'thiiif.' more useful. lint
the world will wish him well in '
his aiuhle with death.
On June 12. It-IS, Ahrahain
l.ineoln wrote to William II.
Heriidon a short letter, tellini;
what hp thouj;lit of Zaehary
Taylor's prospects of election. Kill, whom he kidnaped December
The letter was sold Wednos- '"' ll,st
, .. j.-,,.,,,. , The trap was spruiiB at 10: ! .1 a.
ll,l lot .il'l"'. m .,,, ll0 W(la pru-mum-cd dead at
Lincoln, i years old when -he
wrote that letter, would
have been amazed had he '
known what would happen to
it. i
At that time he would have
boon -.'lad to ?o the job in the
Interior Department for which i
he applied unsuccessfully. I' or ,
timately he didn't net it, lor
it might have taken liini out ol
jiolities.
In so-called "investment 1 1
trusts," formed here and there. I
you are invited to buy stocks
and told "we buy assorted
Stool
usiut; our lua'.'iiificcul
iiidinent. buyini; tit
lust k
Your bic or little investment
will increase in value as the
stocks we buy increase in
value."
So they will II'' the sinks
increase in value.
You know the storv
aooiit
John IJ. Iiockefeller. Sr.. uri-'cd :
to buy stock in a small rail
road, because a bi' railroad
w as jt"i'- lo lease il lor ninely-
lline
deud
ears, and jriiaranlee divi-1
,
x
51 r. lioekefeller impiircd. i
"1)1,1 1,.. Iiimiw.ii (n i.wiilwm
happen to mention
who was 'oiiiL' lo narante"
the guarantor.'"
Sunn' investment trusts n 11- (
iloubtedly will produce excel
lent returns, sonif AVON'T.
lie as careful in selcctini; an :
investnielit company to invcsl :
money as you would in select
inv u trust eompuny to handle
your real estate.
The mere word "trust" does
not mean mivl lnir'.
Tliorouhiiess is the corner
stone of modern banditry. A ;
yniiiijr woman, wife of uu al- order to deliver the body to a Snn
lejred bank burglar, who ri.til.I i I"''t' '' undertaker, hut the
prison oflicials declined to state
tell a story dangerous to erinii- wh,.re it would be scat,
mils, will never tell it on this,,1' " Previously announced
1 that the body would be taken east
earth. She was found YVcilnos fr burial but the name of ttic
day morning with her throat j iu? ,',(' "'" , ,, ,
n Oni of Hirkmiin s Inst moments
cut II ml Iut Ih'kI lmttiTi'd in. i wan .spent in tlif readiim of a let-
j ut from lux motluT, Mrs. Kva M.
Clliuno fi)iiti'il)uti's f o ti r : IH l:num. of Kansas City, di'Uver
, , . . ,. - otl to him a taw minutea before he
liunibiiifiN in different jwrts i wns M ,0 th0 Kanws,
tin. nitv Tin. hnniliimr ri'in-i.. The contents of Mrn. Hic-Uman'i
sonts
iiru- item of indust ry,
the "rat'kotoers'
exploding
buniks in tlircc tiro Hlld hnttnry J guards had ?een teats In his eyes
hops and (mo shoe Ii"P in the ' NIK,' 1,Ih ("um WHS aled.
. I here was a telegram from I tew
effort to Frighten stlcll '!l-, Kriwanl I.rady in liochester. N. Y..
eerns into iiuvinir tribute. !';' wf " f Hickinan's first
i.y i'pfiitual advisers after he entered
This campaign has not been able , 'ntin.
HPParemlr to change I'rcsident ' JIlt "kman f tered bu slightly a,
Coolidge very deepJw or at l -ast. ' lc "IM-d throat the en ranee
not dceplv enoiMh to make him i l,l1 :allo!4 room and b inked
enter the campaign actively. Throueh his paleness
. , there came a weak smile. He
Hut on Tuesday night Governor ulaned at the rope and mounted
Smith told a big crowd in Sedalia. 1 the stairway slowly, nwayfnx alight
Mo., and millions of people via the j ly $ the top
radio, that President Coolidge : Spectators Faint
economy Is nothinf buta MYTH, i Two ,,f th spectator tainted,
lie quoted figures .iisl'ig nM his in- one the trap was sprung and
tensely convincl? methods In pre- j the other 10 minutes later
(Continued on Page Four.). I (Continued oa Pag Seven)
"FOX COOL
1 lid ir -rrs i r
. i g mi n
! WHtW I KAr-
15 ulTOb
Hickman Hanged This
Mornjng.White But QoQ ,
On Death March Burial
In East Reads Last.
Letter From Mother -
Spectators Faint.
SAN (JIKNTIN I'ltlSON. fill..
Oct. W. di William Kdward
Hickman was han-;ed here totlav
for t he murder of ll'-year-oid Ma
rian Parker'. Los Anseles school
!"::!. a. m.
The youth who boastfully called
himself "The Fox" walked lo the
tr:m while lint with liltln rttlioi
William i.(iujii(i iiickiiiiiii
,inv.,,( appearance of emotion.
; eonslstenl to the last breath with
' the attitude displayed since he was
j arrested In Oreuon.
i I'p a fl!.;ht of LI steps he wen'.
! , l,v i:. v WUlbiui ricm-
jnKi ,ri,-si under whose spiritual
uuidance he turned from fatalism
lii rin-istiuuilv in (he shadow of
the noose.
'Us arms were strapped lo ill
sides. On either side and behind
him laarchcd a nunrd. In a semi
circle were scone "no persons who
saw him die.
The priest chanted the lilany of
the dead from the Roman catholic
ritual as the dead march prouress
ed and Hickman made, the re
spouses.
The doomed nan's lips scarcely
moved hut he followed wiihoul a
noticeable brcali
Hickman walked to his dentil
steadily as a rainrod but his knees
sl ook as he stood oil the trap all
Instant before It was sprunyj.
1 Twenty-two seconds afler he en
1 tered the sallows room the trap
wus released.
Burial in East
The doomed man's father, Wll.
Ham Thomas Hickman, wave War-
; ,loi, Inm... Il I l,,l Inh n it slirnptl
mi,n r(.f.eived and read three other
comforting letters from relatives.
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W 1
' 4 1-1
Man Wourided;
Talkies Drown
Sound of Shot
Ml NOT. X. D.. Oft. !. 13') i
One thlii'; about tnlkiiiK ;
I movies, a person HttcmlinK a
theulre whore tuuil pletllres .
are sOiuwiik, may lU't shot ami '
no one may know of it. '
Robert Lewis was shot in '
the lei; last nlKht when a pis-
! tnl dropped from the Heket
of (". T. Vaughn. The talkiim
! pletnre was full of Runflre,
one extra shot more or less ,
passed unnoticed.
) Lewis, wlih a bullet In his
lea:, hobbled from the tlieatre
witboui the audience know- '
im; he had been hurt. '
IS CAUSED BY
freezing' To Controls
Wrecks Sightseeing
Ship One Man Killed
And Others Injured
Prominent Bankers Pas
sengers. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Oct.
(I3) A I'liKhtenctl passenKer who
gripped the uontrols of an aivplami
I
in which prominent bankers wore
malting a slKhtseeitiK trip over At- .
: Inn tie City wan rcKponsihio -today !
tor the crash of thn piano ami th" 1
death of one of tho occupants and :
the serious injury oi mo oiners.
Kislit men were in tho plane. ,
W. Octavo Chaiiute, Denver in-:
veHiinent tmnker, died in the At-.
lti,. Cliv Iw.Miillul tun lim.rs nftni- I
)ln iiri'idcnt. Mr. ChHnuto and four
of tlie oilier passensers were dele
Kates to the annual convention of
,the Investment Hankers' associa
tion here.
The injured are:
Pliny Jewel, Boston; fractured
sUitll; condition critical.
Thomas Dysnrt, St. I.otiis: brok
en ribs, internal Injuries and brok
en left wrist: condition critical.
Henry I,. Dner, Hoston; shock
: and minor injuries.
Alden It Little, Chicago ; cuts
and bruises.
Kalpli SomerH, Ahsecoii, N. .1.:
internal in Juries and shoi-k.
Ceorse Kin-;, (inrden City, L. I.,
' pilot: possible fracture of the rlht
leu and neck.
I-'erdinand Kbel, PleaHantvlllo,
N. J.. relier pilot; possible fact tiro
of right leg and shuck.
The plane, n sister ship of the
' trans-Aliunde Junkers plane ilre
' men .was returning to the fb'ld
after a flight over the city. Watch
i ers on the ground saw It go Into
'a tail spin when approximately
2000 feet in tho air. right Itself. o
Into another spin and crash to the
;rotind.
The chance ihat someone hud
"frozen" to the controls, making it
Impossible tor him to stniitlhteii
the plane out when she went in!
a spin, wa made by King, the pi
lot. 1 While being curried unconscious
to the hospital he cried out. "tlel
away from those controls" ami
s later after rc-ialnlng consciousness
told Walter Allen, manager of the
, Crescent Air service, that some
one had climbed Into the other
cockpit, "Jammed the foot control
and froze the rudder."
Attendants at thn hospital isald
that Mr. Jewel In his dcllrum als.t
murmured. "Oh, leave go of those
controls."
off all the
When tho plane (ool
passengers were In the oabln. wit -
nesses said, but after tho crash one
of them whh taken from the second
cockpit. His Identity was not ok.
tablished.
Casualties of the
Air Service
POLK. Pa., Oct. 19 if The
burned piano and cremated body
of Air Mall Pilot William C. flp.
sun ttf found three miles south
west of here curly today by search-
I fi who sought out the plane after
having received reports nf flat is
having bee n dropped early vester-
! day.
Hopsun wii flying the mall
route between NMV York and
Cb velaml. He wan due lo arrive
in the Ohio city at I o'clock yes-
terday mornlntc. Yesterdny i esi
if nt of tbl.i town reported that at
' J a. m. they taw the plane travel
intr westward and that a bright
Hxht burst from the ship nv it
passwi beyond a hill. The light
was believed to be a flare.
PLANE CRASH
SCARED MAN hope PASSES GRAF CAPTAIN
FIRST U. S,
1 4. r V -WX. W Ft libf'Tpr
Ambassador Morrow, on right holding cane, witnessed the arrival
at Balbuena airfield of the mail plane inaugurating the new air mail
service between the United States and Mexico City. He is shown
watching delivery of the mail bags by the pilots to Vicente Viliasan
chief of Mexican civil aviation, at left with outstretched hand
FOR AVIATOR WELCOMED AT ,
IN OCEAN HOP WASHINGTON
Commander MacDonald Is
Long Overdue Only
Chance Is Isolated Land
ingWife Strives For
Courage Ships Rcpc'.
Fair Weather. !
(NI)ON 0t
' '
H..UI' Ihat pa
i :l ti'i
wit tudn."
with-
out iu-vs of Cumiiiunder H
c.
t MueOonahl. )n'ie for the lirlllsb
niruiHn's safely grew fainter until
1 hy nild-ufternoon It hail almost
rear lied the vanishing point.
Tin- chief ground fur what hope
remained wan that he might buve
enmi tiered the At la nth' with his
(lypsy Moth I Jr-Hu villa ml mul
landed at some delated ppol on tlie
Irish or Scotch roast.
Apparently lip- only o t h e r
chance was that hi might have
liei'ii pleki'd up hy some small
(ueentl era ft Unable tit n-pm't Ihe
: faet by wireb-ss. In this enniiecl bm
j the ease if Harry Hawker was
'elteil, it being recalled that it was
neven days after the beginning' of
I his fllg'H i"fi e It was learned
j that he had been reseuetl by a
I Duni.-h steiinier.
; .No one cherished Ihesi' lnpe
; more strongly than Airs. .Maepon
' aid. the flier s wife, who was still
I diilng her hvri tt keep up eouiage
altbu worn hy the long vigil of
, nearly 4S hours w hb-h lle has
maintained, hroki-u iinly by a few
brier Intervals -f fitful sleep.
The liners Paris mul Mtieiieben.
iving today. reported Koid
weather at sea anil excellent vlsi
bi!ity. but no sighting of the plane
Was reported by any vessel since
the message sent to the Assoelaiid
Press by the Hutch sieamer Har
den berg which caught a glimpse
of MacDonald's plane at TSIO p. m.
eastern standard time, 'tut mlks
east of Newfoundland abntil 7 ,4j
hours after the takeoff.
Another message reporting the
possible sighting u f MaeHopuld
was received from the steamship
Mirach, but this was a full hour
before, the sighting of the Hardeti
Ixrg. The message from the
Mirach said that lights tiad hen
seen at a great distunce "most
probably resembling an explosion."
The position was far to the west
t uf that given by the Hardenbeig
; and the suggentlon of a disaster
! seemed improbable in view t the
fact that the plane was definltcly
reported going well nn hour biter, !
NO LICENSE TAGS
!E
SALKM, Oct. l!i. iA'i An OMgon
IllOtOI' Vehicle uVT"f has writleti
Secretary of State Hosh askliu that
a certain n timber be given bun in
nturn for payment of bis ljy
lilutor vehicle liceflse fie. He en-
tlosen a cheek fm,lJ-. IIm fa id
today that checks sent .i now will
nut be accepted, for should the
Ibinne bill pass on lection duy this
particular man's lleense miii 't
him onl: $1 L Hoss said earlier
In the week that application blanks,
ordinarily mailed November I, will
be held up until after the election,
AIR MAIL
Official Welcome Extender)
Eckener and Comrades--
Guests At A Coolidge
Bneakfast Go To Good
rich 'Plant -Tomorrow.. .
WASHINGTON, Oct. lIL -fTl'i -Tho
official welcome of the na
Wiih iional capital was extended today
to Dr. Hu-;o Kckcner and four of
his comrades on the tratis-Allantic
flight of the tlraf .eppellu.
The famous pilot and several of
hfs associates were guests of ('res
ident and Mrs. Coolidge at break
fast at the While House, where
HuiV met Secretary Wilbur. Sec-
ri'tarv West, Acting Secretary iif
Stale J. Ileuben Clark and the three
assistant secretaries for aeronaut
Ich Warner. Davi:;ou and Mac
Cracken u( the navy, war and com
merce departments respectively.
heHcribi'd as "a good old Ameri
can breakfast," the incline consist
ed of Melon, hot cakes, maple syr
up, ('igH and rnlfee.
Dr. Kckcner was aceotnpanVd
to Washington from Philadelphia
bv Count Alexander von Itmndeii-
stein .eppelin. son-in-law of the
late Count Zeppelin: Staff Caplaln
Krnst A. Lehmann: Colonel Kiullio
Herrera. of the Spanish force ; an'i
Commander Iloseiidahl. I ; lifted
Stales navy obsenvr on the At
lantic fh-et.
Akron Tomorrow
Plans call for Dr. Kckeiier to
leave here tomorrow atlcnioon for
Okron. Ohio, home of the Goodyear
y.ootiidiu com on n v. Fin in I here he
. ., (l (o n,., '.,,, tn ,-Mtiirn to
I Lakehurst. N, .1.. by Tuesday. He
'twill repairs on tin Graf eppelin
should be completed by that time.
In which event he Intends tn sail
the airship to St. Uiuls. landing it
i Knsf St. Louis Tuesday night, i
Henry Kurd will be invited to take
this trip, or one. from St. Louis
which Is expected to extend
lhroi:'th a section of the middle!
west, Including visits nvr Chi
cago. Cleveland and Detroit.
Dr. Kekeiter said he would likely
return the airship to Lakehurst by
Thursday for refueling in perapa (
ration for the return trip to Ger-
many, which he expects to begin j
by Saturday. October I!7.
Dr. Kckcner expressed rwsret (
that it would not be possible to
accept many Invitations received
from cities throughout the country
to visit, those points. "We have
only two dnyn or so," he said, "and
that would take two months or ;
morv. The. weather Is getting had
and we must gel hack to Ger
many." He paid quite a few application j
had been received to make the re-1
turn trip, but that no decision had
been made concerning any ol
these.
After leaving the White House
the party Journeyed to Herbert
Hoover's personal headquarters on ,
Masaehnsetts avenue ami there
posed for picture witll the Iteoilb
llean presidential- nominee. Thev
then went to the navy department,
where thev were the giientH nf Sec
retary Wilbur.
.
litnjt Vn-lii sued
riKCAf ; , (nt. I !. oVi fount ;
Anthony de llor-ardi. described as a
cousin of King Vleior Lmmanuel
if Ilnly, was fu'I fur dlvoie to
day by his bride. )t he former Mis
Josephine Klsh. h h tea go helreMa.
The hull charge, the count with
udullory.
MEDFORD IN
TESTIFY TODAY :
Pear Growers Just Getting
By Returns From The
Orchards Uncertain
Savings Deposits On In
crease So is acreage.
riiirri.ANit. tvt. i:. iTi-Tt-.sii-
fjiiiw tmlay at a fruit ratt liraiin
lirl'nii' tin' lutt'islatf l!iniuni''ft'
I'mninisMini htTi'. W'iUl'Kii II. (lih
nn. pi't'sidt-nt nf tin1 ltlallti I'tlhllf
"t ilith s i t-ill mission . saUl ihat
lilahn fruit mi'wi'rs wi-n mil inali
im: as murh mnucy is Ki'mVi:is nf
whiti' hi-ans art' iitHtliii;.
lien V.. Marilor, prcsttlfiit nf (hi
Kirst Natinnal Imnk, Mftifnnl. saitl
pt-ar mnwcrs hi .latksnti ftninty
wt'i't' just m'ttiiiK hy.
Xtn-t luvt'stiTii fruit ni'owi'i'H art
iiskhiK lower rules, ami I..l'ital"
I'miimiTiT t 'miiiiiissMiniT ly tU 1!
Airhisoi, Is
comluctlim the hc
arinj;
in I'nrilnml. i
Harder Mild that Medfonl hanks,
itiil not lend money to pear and ,
nt her fruit Ki'DWei'M of Soul hern
Oregon on crop tvt urns, because ,
these returns are loo tim-ertnin. lie i
said inueb depended upon weather I
ndltlons anil on the skill of the:
grower.
Hie witness ti'sllfh'd Ihat savings
deposits in Metlfurd hunks Were ,
growing..
C. T. linker of .Med ford h'stlfled
that aerritge devoted to pear grow- I
ing in .lackxun county has been lu-,
ereaslng, i
Mr. (Jil)son, who was onee uu j
uruiuuuHMi-, hut. iHig evtcii.. his trees;
h.'eausf. they wore not profllul.le
said that If the Idaho upph grow -
ers were nhle to huihl their own
cold storage plants so as ti) hold
their fruit until a good marketing
time, the growers ivould he able to
make money.
"Hut the growers cannot do this
themselves, and they cannot Inter
est outside eapltal to do It on ac
count of the ti ii cert a inly of the
profits in (hi fruit industry. " f-aid
(.iibson.
He said that last year Idaho had
an abnormal i-riip, while
other dls -
hud small
trli-is In the Northw
crops, thus Idaho fruit ranchers
profiled to some extent, bill he de
clared that Ihe fruit Industry In hfs
state was mm-h more ib-pressed
than other lines of agriculture.
In comparison with growers of
while beans, the witness said, Ihe
apple ami prune growers were not
doing at alt well. !( reeentlv made
a trip through the fruit section of
Southern Idaho, ami he testified
that
every rancher hi- talked lo
said that If he was out of the fruit
growing business be would never
enter it again under present mar
ket eondltloris.
( 'oiomlssloiier A iti bisoti not Ifb-d
altMineys that the hearing muf be
concluded hen1 by next Thursday
evening. There will be no hearing
Saturday .
Leonard Carpenter, president of
tin- Southern Oregon Sales corpora
tion, ami a grower, testifying late
yesterday est (mated that I imi.mmo
apple trees hail been removed 111
recent years In the liogue Kiver
valley because the growers could
not rf-nlize a profit from producing
this fruit. There had been an In
crease In pear acreage hut this an
it Lout at a standstill now, he stated.
ROUES GREET
GLASi.it.lW. Scotland, Oct. 1ft.
'I't Mrs. A I nice Mcpherson. Los
Angeles evangelist, got a rowdy
reception when -he addressed a
meet I up at 1 he Glasgow Students
Colon today.
A noisy crowd of students
thronged the hall an hour before
her a ppea ranee and when the
evangelist arrived they had decor
ated the platform with empty hot
t Ics and glasses of beer and bad
adorned t be wa lis with post ers
proclaiming the met s of "good
old whiskey."
One group played cards on the
floor and then ilemrah d Ihe table
with kings and queens. When the
American woman began to Mpeak.
girl students In t the front row
lighted cigarettes.
At ono point Mis. Mcpherson
coughed slightly and the students
offered her a k!um of beer.
Order was ut length obtained on
thn appeal ir a student on tho
platform.
RATE HEARING j
Knight Defender
Hit by Pitcher
Political Meet
miHOKSYlU.K. I'ia.. (ht.
i,W When I. eon Whlio
hurst arose lu il'-iYml the
Knights cf fiduiubtis a! an
anti-Smith political meeting
here last nit.hi he "a struck
with a glass water pitcher, al-
l--tl tii li.iv.' lt i'ii hurlt'il 1-y
forim-i' M.ii'i' II. S. Stmintins.
Hi- was niily slightly injurotl.
Whitfluiist ariist al't-T tlu-
lt.'v. I. X. AMrlili. win,
iiui'it'd tin- tnciMtn. h iil itivit
I fil cxpi-i'sstiiiis fri'in thf ainli
t'lH't'. lit' tllil nnt tiMiipli-tt' his
4 statt'iiifiit.
ATTACK LINE
Finishing Touches Being
Given Address For De
livery Tonight Contents
Not Intimated Toured
Chicago Today Sup
porters Visit.
lly l. Ilaiidd Oliver
(Associated I'ri'ss Stnfr! V'-'it-erl
CHICAtiO. tlet. 1!'. - (Instill
silent on the line tf nltacU he will
adopt, (Sovernur Smith tmlay
planio'il to dput the fliilsltkngl
lmlL.iu.rt the addreA he will de-
,V(M. tuniBnt ihei:(lst t'giment
1 ,.mnl.v i nn effort to swing this
!,. ,.'iiv itcoiihlfean suite into tho
Uemoi-rHth: column In November. '
The iJcinocralle president hi I
nominee put In nearly all of yes
terday working on ihe speech and
lute lust night completed u, tenta
tive draft.
Tlie
SMITH SILENT
ON TONIGHT'S
flrst thing on hiH!roim,, tI, fj.Ht fnBU r what he
schedule today called for a revision
of this rough uiitline and then for
)iky participation In a two and a
half hour tmir of Chicago by auto
mobile. A rranue mcnlH had been
i mil((. f,. (he procession h start
fl.,ini I,.,, hotel anil to em! there
after a visit to Northwestern uni
versity at KvaustiHi on the north i
and Chicago university of the'
south side of ihe elty. '
More than 10 miles of touring first officer o the Graf Zeppelin,
were on the program mapped out while at the Hoover headquarters,
by a local committee ami thousands expressed pleasure at meeting the
of Chb-agouns, according to the nr- man whom he described as "the
raiigemeiits committee, ptanued to savior of Germuny" during I lb
turn out to witness the procession, po-i-wsr period.
The night spech of Governor
Smith will bo the seventh ho has
delivered since his pre-cnt wing
Ih rough 1 1n south anil the border
states of Tennessee, Kentucky and
Missouri, ull of which he feels con
fident of winning In ihe rapblty
approaehlng national election. The
address also wltl bring to a close
Ills second extensive tout of the
campaign.
Im st Tomorrow
Tomorrow will see him speeding
eastward to prepare for his third
and final cainpalgn dnh which will
carry him down the Atlantic sea
boa rd from I lost on to Italllniore.
On the way east to Albany, he will
stop bile lo the afternoon for an
hour at IndiatiapolK where Demo
cratic ehieftultw have arranged u
parade In his honor. It also is ex
peeled that the hointncc will find
time to visit Tom Taggart. for years
n power hi the H nosier Democracy
and who Is tiow III In a hospital.
No special-stops are exp ct'-d to h"
mode In Ohio.
Governor Smith's first full day in
Chicago was spent ul lined entirely
within the seclusion of the Con
gress hotel. He received several
Democratic leaders and del
gaj Ions
j of well - wisher, and held a ptvs
I conference, but devoted nearly rtV
' his time 'tu tonight' speech. After
dinner he ventured outside for the
; first time for a lo-mlnute walk on
I Michigan boulevard, snd then went
1 buck to h dk.
YL-liors Itecetved
One of i he delegai Ions h re
1 eelved vn u group of lubor bad-
!,. headed bv John Kit.patrleit
' the fhleaun l-'e.leration of Labor.
who call thrni-elve the Alfred K. I'.iocnun oi uaimnai iieiegates.
Mmltl. f(1i- I'i-lnIiIkoi I'nititi 1'ibi.riand all uddreNM y Uuy f. Lyie.of
league. The delegation, clulutliur
to represent .".oa.ooa tride iinliin-
lsts, pfi'setiteit the tmnilee,. ;i r':so-
lutlon iittacklug the ltepubdcan
party on Us firm relief, prohibi
tion, labor and other stands, and
praising Governor Smith's "pro
found huniatillarlanlcm" and his
"Ideal of A merlcHlilwiii."
In a brief rep the DemocraMe
standard bearer thanked Ihe dele
gation for lis niopiirf and prom
ised he would devote an entire
speech lo labor soon, probably in
Loston.
Klumnth Kails Sugar b t fac
tory planned, (or locution Ucro,
HERB HOPES
Tn a Kin or a
HKAimtA
1 SERVICE
Hoover Tells Eckener That
Shortening of Communi
cation Aids Solidarity
Eckener Plans Many
Flights Lehman Call-;
Candidate 'Savior of Ger
many,' Post War Period.
Hy Janie 1,. Wc(
i As.sneiaieil Press Staff Writer.
WASHINGTON. Oct. lit.- i.Vi -Herbert
Hoover, in receiving; I r.
Hugo Kcketicr, a nil other., who
' crossed ilo Atlantic on the Onif
X.eppelin, expressed the hope today
;ihat a regular trans-A l lain ie air
service could he built up. nddhii;
that In every shortening of cuni
liiuuicatloti there w,as added soli
darity belwton people.
Or. Kckeiier ti.ld thi' Kepiildb'.in
pre-ldetitial candidate that this
Irlp was the first of several trial
I flights he hopes lo make, first, to
establish confidence in lighter.
I ban -air transport at ion. ami sec
ond, to Investigate ami determine
thtr routes necessary for the most
expeditious transK.
Mr. I louver recalled that It re
iiuired many yuurs for Milling ships
j of the old days to determine w hich
: were the most favorable routes at
; different seasons and dlfi'ei cut
times and that he pre.su med thai
this was one of . the necessary
ih'tei'inl nations tu he made for
trans. Atlantic, develop m mil ot
Ughtva'..tHan-',1ji', fausportn t I u n:
The nominee-'' c(o)iipllmented Pr.
Kekener and hiA crew upon "the
fine courage of yourself mid com
panions," and on the fact Hint
Germany 'should lie the firs to
make this flight since that country
had been the pioneer in tighter
than-alr transportation. He added
that the American people wl-
hoped Wt!uld be
ureal comiue
clal development.
Dr. ICckencr was furl her hud
that in the American people he:
would find not only an enormous
satisfaction ut the success of tho
iHght but he expressed
that a regular service
the hip"
could I."
built up.
Called Sa lor
Captain Krnest -A.
Lchin.inu.
, "It is a great
pleasure to he
Lchinunn said.
hire. i upi.un
"Had It nuL been for Heebiut
Hoover and bis efforts for ihe :
lief of tier many thousands and
thousands of our people woi:ld
have starved after the war."
Hoover received a number of
other callers during the forenoon,
among thuin Dwlght Dtivts, secre
tary of war: W illiam H. Crocker,
national com mitt ec in an for f all
fornfa; and Jerome D. La ml field,
formerly In charge of Russian af
fairs In Him state department.
uiuun
AND MOVIES HIT
BY STATE W C T 0
j KCOKNG, Ore.. Oct. I9.--.VIV-Kesultttlons
supporting !h candi
dacy of Herbert llonW'" and
: Charles ( 'nri is for president iind
vice president of the rnlted Stains,
ami resolutions deploring actbrn
nf moving picture officials and
the Lane' County fredlt association
In attempting to remove the Siin
d;y closing law In the elty nf
Lugeiie at the coming' elect tons
were applauded and unanimously
adopted at the closing session of
the state convention of tho Worn-
of''n
Christian Temperance l.'nlon
today. v
1 n, r
Seattle, federal prohibition admin-
tstrator for the northwest district,
, featured today's sessions.
Tho ploco of the next state con
vention Will be decided at n p'l
'xeeutlve session, expuelut Ions be
ing that It will be held In Salem
next year.
1 That Improvement lu the en
' furement of the prohibition law.
; both state and federal, throughout
lh6 northwest district embracing
' Oregon. Washington, ami AbiNka.
in culilluulna;. was the unqualified
i statement of Lylo.
j Unions having J00 per cent or
more budgets Included Medfnnl
and Oru,nt Taeti.