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MEDFORD, OU'KCON. SATl'i;i).Y. U TOl'.KU -Ji. li
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Today MYTH SIS
BrAni"irsr"t'" nnmrn Ain
Canvas $20,000 A Foot.
Chrysler Builds High.
Mr. . Rockefeller's News.
Cottages $1.10 Per
Week.
(Copyright, 19-S, by Star Co.)
The curt h is bcaulil'iil unit
its best real rstutu rornrrs my
rn limbic, sonic in New Yuri:
wnrtli -"( '0 a square fii.it and
mure.
Colonel Frieilsam , of New
"York, has just bought a little
paint by Yeriueer, eallcl
"Allejiorv of the New Testa
ment." iayin for it sfJU.OOO a
square foot. Therefore, if your
little boy shows no talent as a
real estate aircnt. make hint a
painter.
Walter I'. Chrysler, whose
f stoeUhohlers oniilit to insure
bis life, since it woubl be diffi
cult to replace him, does first
one thiiiy;, then another, with
out' waiting between.
Now be is building a OS-story
office building in the middle
. of Manhattan, to cost. U,iM'J,
IHKl. More power to him and
all that go high up into the air.
giving agricultural and build
ing genius a chance. More
power also to S. Y. Straus,
. man of vision, whose company
lends .7.."il)ll.UIMl on Hie new
building.
Mr. liockefellcr turned oil.
plus business ability, anil, as
be said, "Patience and econ
omy," into one of the world's
great fortunes.
Now he turns that fortune
into something worth more
lhan gold, namely, 1TIIUC
ll.KA.lni AND ITAPPINKKS.
The liockefellcr Institute an
nounces a "convalescent sc
rum" giving wonderful results
in infantile paralysis. Slowly
.science conquers disease, as
knowledge conquers supersti
tion. The British Viscountess liynir
of Vimy unlocked with n silver
key the doors of newly-built
four-room collages. They cost
Sr'7'it't each, and she rents them
for $1.10 a week.
As she unlocked each door
the countess, following an old
custom, threw in a loaf of bread
and a lump of coal that 111--
tenant might never lack food
or warmth.
The countess will get mop'
than U per cent on her' invest
ment. Why couldn't that be
done in our mining regions?
Just to show the bears that
this is no time to sell short,
stocks and bulls in Wall Street
did all sorts of thinns Tlmis
day.
Some stocks shot up iftJO a
.share. And sad bears were
heard to murmur. "I shall wait
until every stock on the list
passes $L'0U before 1 ever sell
anything again and then I
won't sell."
. 4 Tho fact is that this Is a 1'ItOS
I'EltOl'S country, with all due re
spect to Democrats that cull our
prosperity a myth.
And while yon should NKVKIt
tumble, since It Is both wrons ami
improiitable. you should be extra
careful not to sell short.
Wise spcndliiK Is a' least as im
portant as wise savings, and often
mro profitable.
For Instance, before the Pan
ama Canal was built, before this
country had learned to spend bil
lions, many shivered at the thoueht
of a ?::no.noo.oo enterprise. Since
lfl I that canal has collected in
tolls 119:1.307,727.
It will pay for Itself many times.
In addition to more than duutillnn
the value of ithe L'ntod Slates
navy and promoting the shipping
Interests of the whole world.
Yesterday William Kdward Hick
J man. after Ions dt lay. paid with
Ms life for kldnapins and murder
ins a little slrl in California.
Since his conviction Hickman
(Continued on rase Four.)
nuuvcn am
10 ACTIVITY
Mississippi Governor Re
buked For Campaign
Canard Sharpest Mes
sage. Sent Story Most
Indecent And Unworthy,
Is Charge Other Whisp
ers Hit.
I
Ity .lames L. WtM.
j A.-suclated Press Staff Writer. !
UASlIINtiTdN, Oct. 2D. IP ,
'(invernor Theu!orc tl. IJilbo, of'
Mississippi, was the recipient today
, of a stitiKinn message of et-nsure
.from llei-!erl Hoover's general ;
, headquarters liei-ause of a stale- 1
; m't attributed to him that the
j Republican jo'esidentlul nominee j
I had danced with a ncfiru woman ;
'of .lissir-ippi a statement which
j was branded as "indecent" and j
, "uniiualifiedly false." i
George Akei'son. Mr. llouver's ,
assistant, took cognizance of re- '
marks credited to the governor in !
i southern newspapers and dispatch
ed to him one of ihe sharpest incs
I saves of the campaign. It bristled .
I with cxpression.s of Indinnatioii !
, anil assi-rted that "no more un-
truihful ami ignoble assertion was j
! ever iiitei-fd by a public man in !
thi United States than that allrib- 1
j uted to you." . J
"Voll are Mliotcd by the press In
'the south," AUerson said in his!
I telegram, "as having slateil tn a j
! public address that Herbert Hoov-;
! er on one of bis flood relief trips:
t;ot off the train at Mound l.tayou. J
I Mhisissippi. and paid a call on a
(colored woman and later tin need '
! with her. i
J riniuallfieilly False i
't "That siaiement is unqualifiedly j
false. Then; is not the slhtest j
j foundation for it. It Is the mu.it j
indecent and unworthy statement
in the whole of a bitter campaign."
j Asserting that he was with!
Hoover "every hour of the four 1
j months while he was engaged in
i the flood." the nominee's assistant;
I declared that the then secretary of j
commerce "pave all that was in J
i him to . . . a task neeessilntini; .
j epe-h'iice and influence which no!
other man in the United States:
possessed and for which the urati
! tude of the state of Mississippi was ;
J unanimously expressed by iis I
; lepislat ore." i
j A kerson said I louver was never
: in Mound Hayou except for a three .
! minute stop of his train thTt and j
tlhat Iw never l- ft tin- platform of j
i the-train, but received a memorial
I troin the nepi-o ieopb of that j
I vicinity "for the servb-e he had
rendered their race." ;
I This was the second lime during 1
I I he ram pa fpn I hat A Uerson had j
j .alien eopni.;i nee of attacks level- i
I lfil at t he Republican nominee.
. Hoover and his associates at I
I ircneral heailouarters have been
silent under assaults from the I
camp of the tipponent.s on cam- j
! paiRii Issues and this silence has,
; been broken only y hen matters
j were brullKht up which In their j
I judgment had nothlnu to do with'
j the campaign.
The first statement Issued by
:Akerson was after Senator Rruec,
: Deuioerat. Maryland, had stated In 1
J a speech that Clarence Harrow,
j noted criminal lawyer, had said
! he had had a drink with Herbert
j Hoover. The nominee's assistant
: said Hoover had not taken a drink j
'since he beenme a constitutional)
officer of the United States pov-
i eminent and subsequently Harrow j
denied that he had said' he had I
llrunk wit h I louver. !
J.U'KSON. .Miss.. Oct. I'D. tl'l --!
Hovernor Theodore "'. Itllbu wiid
I lust nlKht that he had not yet re
ceived a telegram from (JeorKe
i Akerson, assistant to Herbert j
j Moover. which brunded an "un- i
nuallfledty false" a Hialement suld
j to have been made by the Rover- ,
nor that Hoover had danced with i
! a ni-Rio wnman.
"I did not say that as a direct !
statement coming from inc." Gov-
lemur IJilbo aid. "W hat I did say j
j was that the statement was made
'at a public rally held in Jackson- j
ville some time auo."
CHICAGO HOTEL1
rtl If ago. oet. t,V lielV !
Appli-RHtf of I.otiihvllb'. Ky.. thej
one-tinie "Mine, l'hfdrl- Au'u'n" of;
Kiiropean ipern stay-s. killed her-
self yesterday, and In a bitter fan'--;
well note said: "My blood be upon
America for her treatment of the
daughter of the daughter of Ken-j
tucKy pathflinlers." ,
At the thoat'es in Oiesden. AVi-i-'
mar and foloune sh had lnotlier!
Vary t.e.-n ptai- d for hf-r flnRlnu'
of farmen. Ortrm! and Oeliiah: yet!
"the end vt an opera itaiO a he I
iMeonieally tieerlb-il her own !
j-uth. rain4 In n hotel rootn paid;
for from the proceeds of a imwntd j
I fur rout. I
Traffic Cop Halts
Rockefeller Car i
But Gets No Dime
.
YOXKKIIS. N. V.. Oct. 20.
M' A truffle policeman or
dered a car to pull over ami
demanded the motor! a t's
name.
"John I). Rockefeller, Jr.,"
eumi the answer,
"Well." proceed til the po
liceman. "I'm i' r c e I d e n t
foolidge. Show your license."
The motorist obeyed ami
reeetveil an apology. M r.
Rockefeller then denmmleil
that he he given a summons
if he hud violated the law. He
did not get one.
8 4
. A. WHITE!
ATTACKS 1
AND TAMMANYiPECUUAR LIGHT
Kansas Editor Declares The
Democratic Candidate.
'Perfect Flower of Tarn-,
many' Tammany'
Oligarchy Real Issue Of
Campaign Is Claim.
INDKl'UNDHXfH, Kan., Oct. L'U.
fl't Hcnewluu his ehni'K'es t hat
tlovernor Alfred K. Smith was sub-
servient to Tammany hall while a ' in a southwesterly direction. Sev
member of the New York leisla- eral passengers and members of
ture. William Allen White Kansas' the crew saw it drop from th- sky
author and editor, took the stump -will) a streaming tail. They ob
here last night and declared the ex-1 served this from the stei n of the
planatlons iven by Smith of his I steamer. having been watching
voles on saloon legislation were "all1 because they heard that Mem.
-neeiouH. and all twisted with the ' 'ommander II. f. .MacHonabl.
Tammanv viewpoint." ! Kritish aviator, was attempting an
"In his defense of his record
more than in the record itself,
White asserted, "Governor Smith
tmlnv liv his shiftim- iimlcoioei-Mli.-
cxpli.im'lion ir Hint i-eford wvou1'"'"'" ,"',llni1 '"IhsiHb irmun'.
himw-l tlx- .,.rf.M-t flown- of Turn- '"""'-' "li-.lulr.
many who does not dare, because
he caunol.. appeal to the American
conscience."
"Young Al Smith always gave his
vote on the liquor question to Tam
many." White declared. "If Tam
many has a good saloon record
then young Al Smith should haw
beep a Methodist bishop."
White, in a statement Issued in
New York-some weeks ago. detailed
Smith's votes as an assemblyman
on various bills affecting saloons
and drew a heated reply from the
New York executive. Charges by
White at that time that Smiths
votes In the legislatures had been
cast for the protection of prostitu
tion and gambling later were with
drawn by the editor.
In his address Krlday at a rally
under the auspices of Uic Repub
lican state central committee.
White declared that the "Tammany
oligarchy" was the real issue of the
presidential campaign, and he said
the Democratic president iul nomi
nee typified the "Tammany mind."
In contract. While said. "Herbert
Hoover, ideulist. humanitarian, a
farm boy consecrated to public
service, has the American mind
and the American background."
Governor Smith's long, unbroken
record as a member of the legisla
ture, voting with Tammany on the
question of liquor, Was published
veveral weeks ago. White said.
"That roll call was read to prove
one thing, that In the New York as
sembly young Al Smith put his vote
on the saloon and its Interests in
escrow with Charles .Murphy, the
boss of Tammany hall.
"These Tammany votes which he
doe not deny show him lining up
with Tammany on every question
affecting the saloon and Its uroet
nte. The roll call shown him vot
ing to allow saloons to operate
near schools nnd churches.
iiieiinin Mind
In vetoing a bill to allow suloous
near school houses, Governor
Charles 10 vans Hughes revealed the
American mind In shttrp rout met
to the mind with the Tammany
taint. Governor Hughes evidently
felt that the American schools have
rights which Ta m ma n y and t h
liquor Interest are bound to re
spect. Hut Tammany has no use
for th- school-. It has debauched
them time and again for its own
grafting ends.
Governor Smith was confronted
with his vote on bills which would
make conviction easier for violstor
f the old saloon law. He Ju.-tifb d
that vote by saying that n majorlty
of tw asiemblymen voted against
II. not explaining that to make that
majority he was voted with ft solid
Tammany block. alon wlih a few
TSepiihlicmiM a branded tigr cub
In a cage.
Me does not In any of the roll
ull lifcts discuss the moral Implb-o-Huri
of the bills. Never once dos
he esphitn his vote for the saloon
upon the ground of reason or con
science. . . .
"Whin It was proved that he
voted to k'ep the saloons open
nft.i midnight In umall towns, hl
defense was peculiarly u Tammany
dtfensi'. yt it was not mode 20
years ago. but les sthan (0 daj
(Continued on Page Six.)
CROWDS AWAITING ARRIVAL OF GERMAN DIRIGIBLE
km
Thousands of persons gathered at the giant hanyar at Lakehur:
trans-Atlantic Dirigible Graf Zeppelin.
WIW L
AVIATOR'S . FAIE
MVKIHMio!,. i let.
-iT. The
jia.'-veim'crs and crew of the Urittsh
liiH-r Mon tela ir which arrived
here thin afternoon, reported .(.
inc a strand- hKht in t he sky.
which dropped into tin- sea Thurs
day evi'iiinu at i:l.' when the ship
was I ."a miles off the coa.-t of
northern Ireland.
This liiiht was seen in t he sky
, Atlantic 1 limit.
The position of the llht was
i approximately atom; iMacDonahl's
. i Intended courwe and .iust a few
itiillilL
AND WIFE SUICIDE
VIKNNA, Austria. Oct. lfM.-(tfi
Hear Admiral Uaro;i Arthur von
Itfitiniingnnn-ltaiitnberg a nil his
wife have chosen death rather than
attempt longer to make out an ex
istence on a in eagre govern men I
pension.
I rnempbiviiienl, rising prices and
hard Minos generally made I he li
st niggle more nml more difficult
1 In the face nf their declining years.
IThey made n pact to destroy them-
" selves nnd took poison.
! In a small dark room where they
had made their futile shurde
ti gainst privation. Die t wo were
; found clasped in each other's anus.
They were dressed in furs, as
though they were going mi a last
j cold Journey tc-tether.
t The tear admiral was once chief
of the torpedo service in the Aus
trinn nHy. Ilfs wife was highly
1 ns teemed fur works of kindness
land charily.
pr
TO BE BROADCAST
BY BRITISH RADIO
I U.m. KiiK., Oil. L'O i,V
The Daily Mail announced todav
that Dr. Mansfield Robinson, tele-
pathlst, would make another at
tempt to coininmunlcale with Mars
nv radio Wednesday.
j His message will he accepted by
;ihe British Post lindio Service a'
rr. cents a word. Hut the service
will not guarantee delivery. The
' communication will be broadcast
from the Itr:hy station on an IV
, ."."it meter wave length and the si.
, Albans station will listen for a
reply on a length of 'I'j.nno meter.
Two years Hgr Incredulous dm
erators al the Kugby station broad-
j cast a message to Mars lor Dr,
Robinson", who claimed later that
he had received a reply from (Join
nniru, n Marian woman.
Guard Moves
FA I. KM. On',. Oct. :''t -liVi -1
Ilenr(iiHi tern of0the On-gon Na-'
!tlonal (Jttard will be tnuved from
.the fifth floor of the .Manlc tepi
id to the new llllgh biilldltiK at
;StMtBtid I!'-:h streetH. Adutnnt
IicihI f;",ry A. White hii
tnouncts. Pourteen rooms on th"
j south end of the second Moor of
the I.liRh building are being pre
pared to receive the guard offices.
COLLINS CASE
CAUSES ANGER
T
Public Indignant Over Police
Action In Holding Woman
- Damage Suit Prepared
Boy Admitted Hoax
Neighbors Deceived.
LOS AMIKLKS. fal.. Oct. I'll.
blV-A cloud of public indi-'natiun
hovered over tin? I.uh Angeles po
lice commission today, the outcome.
of its investigation into the holding
of Mrs. t'luitine Collins in the city
psychopathic ward for tit day it be
cause doubted the identity of
a boy who, police had insisted,
was her sun.
While the mot her prepared to
prosecttto a $.'iin.:Iihi damage unit
against police authorities, a ".roup
of women, a grand juiy. a city pub
lic welfare committee ami another
band of citizens started eflorts to
ward a public airing of the case.
The sudden turn of events trav
eled close upon a decision of tie
commission clearing a police of! i
cer of liability in imprisoning Mrs.
Collins in the wa:d.
She was the mother of mfssiiv;
Walter Collins named in murder
hidictinents, at Riverside, fal.. as
one of Hie victims of torture and
murder on the Winevllle chicken
ranch of (ioi don Stewart Nor! li
mit. Young Collins disappeared from
his home hmfc last spring. Subse
quently a hu was found at De
Knlb, Ml., a;id rcHfrucd here by
police tin the missing youth. Ko,
months be lived In the Collins
home, lie mother repeatedly deny
ing his identiiy. Then, a Tew weeks
ai;o, he revealed hlmscll as Arthur
1 1 niche us, of Marlon, I own. and
perpetrator of a houx upon the po
lice solely because he wanted to
come to California.
In the meantime, Captain .1. .1.
.loncs of the police juvenile bureau
had removed the mot her In the
city phyehopal hlc ward lor men
tal obs( rvation because of her de
nials of the youth's purported Idea
lly as her son. Police pi evlously
had demanded that she keep the
youth.
At the resulting Investigation of
the police commission .(ones was
freed of bluine of the assertion
that he could not he censured when
Hutch ens consistently had receiv
ed ft lends and neighbors of the
family, despite the mot her's, claims.
Al Seattle; Washington J-'resh-
men 1 ;i : )) ho I'reshnien It.
At ( 'am bridge : Ai io 1 .V, llai -
Mini nothing.
Al Philadelphia: P. of Penn-
vlvnnia 1 4
l'eiill Slate College
not b Ing.
At N w Haven
1 I.
At Colombo:
Mb blgnu 7
A' Annapolis:
C. 0.
At Primi'ton
YaU; :(''; Urown
idilo State 1 1 :
.Vavy r,; lukj
Pi Im eioii 47;
I.ehgh 0,
At Atlanta: (ieorgia Tech
No.i-m Ijunn ii
I :i:
Turkeys High
HPItl.VfjplKI.U. III., . I!i tA
! Klnir Turkev. traditional ,l d
resistance of the Thanksgiving
j menu, will be an expensive ftird to
) s"ive on the family laid" this year.
' Prices vail) be higher than Usui.!.
' ihe Prairb' Farmer adlHi-d totbty, ,
. due i a miixII crop.
Plenty of Turk')
WASH I NflTO.V Oct 20 i',
Prospeets are bright for plenty of
; cuts turkey day. The dep.H lineni
of agriculture forecasts that the
t principal lugrpUents of Tbiinks
I giving dinner n ill be 1 per ti-nt
jmore than last enr.
AN
FOOTBALL SCORES
... . & - v.
3!ai:.'wri.j'ti3'.'" rffei
S1EI teli
t. N. J.. to greet tl.s dersnan
S.. KRANCISfO. Oct. 2H. M',
The ii liner today said that
Cnivei -,tiiy of C tlifornia m-dlc il
a uthoi it i--s. afier pet forming an
e.tr-n-1 e p"t, mortem examina
t.oti on the body of William Kd
ward I i irk ina li. a ii nounrcd I tut so
f ar as t be could determine. 1 he
kidnaper and slayer of 12 -year old
.Marian Corker w.ts practically nor
mal physically and that there was
no organic evidence of insanity.
I lick man was hanged at San
CJuentin prison yesterday. The re
port of the examiners Indicated
that there was nothing abnormal
about the endocrine (ibtnds ,e
internal organs of secretion which
-are held by scientists to contribute
toward mental affliction. The
brain was found to have been uil-
, usually large..
1 lick man's insanity defense .ly
eluded reports' of medical meii
which said his physical condition
indicated Insanity or lack of men
la I ha la nee.
PROTEST AGAINST
FRANCHISE DENIED
I'llINf KTON. N. .., ()-t. uVi
As a proie.-t against being barred
from vol mit In I he coining national
elections. I ."mi utulergl lldunlc!: of
Princeton university last night pa
taded t h rough downlown st rents
and tore down two political ban
ners, one a Smith and one a Hoo
ver emblem.
Police charged the ciowd, 'at
tempting to arrest (hose who lore
down the banners, hut were pre
vented by olher students from fakir-;
anyone Into custody.
When the students recently wer
denied the right to register on I ho
gi otnol t b.-il they wen- not citi
zens of the city a hoycolt was
threatened but moi'clniuls report
this has not been put Into effect.
The parade was the first mass ac
tion of the st iH'etits In protest
against tin- ruling.
TALKS CANCELLED
PlK VKLANII, (Hiln, Oct.
(V) Newton I), linker, stu'retary
of war in President WOkoh's cabi
net, will not be able lo uddresK n
Dcmocrailc rally at Tulsn, Okln.,
Oclober I"'. It whs Hiinoitnced her?
la t n'-ilU Mi'- Maker has can
celed speaking nti d business en
gagement s op the advice of hi
physician.
There is nothing seriously wrong
with Mr. linker. It was said, hut
beemiM' ol fiver work at his tn w
office It whs deemed ndvlahli lie
lake a loivr ,.st.
SHOWN -FOR WEEK
NKW YOltK, Oct. :'li (1( Lum
ber product Ion and shipments In
the week ended (ft Ml Increased
apitrect.ibly over the week before,
report in the National Lumber
Ma u uf jm tin ei :t n 'fto' In t Ion from
Mi.", softwood and huideond mills
d'scbe Production totalled 4).
3H7 l"ili feet, f hlpniontn. .;,
ana furt. and otders. 3i'j.7IS.U00
left. Automobile body wot id or
ders In oiigtfct hardwood mills 'IH
pe- cent lncrvast: In businetm.
HSGKMAMNORMAL iHEAR JENKINS
doctors find tN ON ADVERTISING
i nnnT ninnTrnn! i
A rUi V UK L!Vf
" Cycling Butler
of Vice-Presid
Is "Jenkins,
UUCACH. IT,. Oct.
i.-Vi There are s...- ed-i
laws to waleli oi'.l : een
if one Ik 'Menliin:. Sir." but
ler to tin vice-president of
the l ulled States.
They ambled Jeitiuus (do
butlers have first names1.' fnr
itdiuc, a hiiVilc wlilnmt a
l!;ht on it.
"1 am Jenkins, Sir" he said,
"butler In Vice-President
Diiwos. Sir."
The police went inio a hud
dle and decided the infraction
was really not as heinous as
iniuht appear, especially since
Hluce it wa .leiiUns. So tliey
-;ave him a ood talking to
and let it o at that.
Eugene Chamber of Com-
. .
merce Head Discusses ,
Value of Advertising For
.
Newspaper
H ;
Merchants
Best Medium, Is Stated.!
BUSINESS IN
; ripped time after time into the I: -
j publican record for the last seven
Advertising is an Integral part , amt one-half years; hy assailed llu
of business and is as Important , bert Work, chairman of the .lie
to its success as the heart to ; publican national eommittie. for
. the human body, said Frank Jen- :
jkins, president of the Kugem.i I
ifhaniber of Commerce and bu.-i- ;
j H..KW.-I- In f...... ,,-... of I,., ""' l!-Pt'1ln
i.n.-n l.an'iM Kl.t1ii -.-.1 id Hi.- II. .1.1 .unilmiKll.m ,.f ..ii.ll-I.M.-ili-..nl
In n-iiulai- wssloii of !"" "'
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iiiHHm-iuaiMi. Mi-. .U-nkiiiH n-a Uw '"''"f vl"" " '' '"I"'"'' wl"""
Ipi ln. li.nl xi.vi.ki.i- ..f llui ..v..nlnn; ''"' l-i"-nll.- -lil'--f I"
! i.ul .lu'..lt ih,. .-.1 1,,.. ,,r : ' n.lli. usi. In tincliTKnlnu Ircntuif-nt,
irilliM( 1.0 th.. mu.vl.iiiu, uilUimi""1" 1"' mini,-l.y c.iv.-i-i.oi-Hnillli. ,
uf Uh .itDiiHi-H an iv.-ll . i h Un Immi- -v" ll an-nnici-d In Ohio
,,,I1M ! iiml nrt.-r Hie lircnk ill liHllnnuiinlN
Of lit,. lliu,. nu.lti nir.ll,, uf art- i Om i-iin.llihilp ih-ii1ohi..I In ii-oo.-'-.l
vfi-tlMiiK. Hi"- iii-wkii.iii.-i-. wiUI Mr. i'lli'"t lo Allinny. Willi 111.- t-x.;.-i.
.Ii'lilihis. lunkH lli;lli-sl fur u,. ,
!by the men haul If used intelli
gently. HI 1 1 board advertising and
; magazine advertising are good,
he said, but cannot be used to
i advantage In encouraging sales
the case In persistent news-
jpapr advertising, made valuable
iby Ihe eiiciilatlon enjoyed by the 1
1 piipur. 1
"In answer to the nuestton. 1
, What Is Advertising?' " said Mr.
j.lenkins. "It Is multiplied sabs-
inriiuihlti. making it possible fur ,
jibe inerehanl to come In direct .
mta
with the trails territory
in which his establishment Is lo-
.caleil with the least cost. Ad-j
'vertlslng had Its birth with th
iblitb of mei'chiind sing i emuiie;
jago when ancient merchants firs',
j hi ought goods to the bujiar,
where they displayed it to lb- J plaiise at this Juncture, sume rheer
liinle. ilng and others tooting horns.
"This form of advertising has The nominue ttsked what it was
endured . until tho present day." j Ihe Republicans desired to get
he continued, "and we f.nd It away from, and almost In the same
tn the display windows of stores. brealh shoutd out:
There Is no better adverllseineiu . "(ill: The veterans' bureau and
than that, but Its h iu-I'I;h are, the udministrntlon uf tlie office ot
limited to ihe number of poopl
passing by the establishment, ami
the merchant has turned to the
jnewspapcr as the ncu best sub-, by the press as saying "the people
;stliute. The newspaper, through , m-,. thed of hearing of these oil
;lts advertisements, brings the din-! lenses."
'(day window to the public by the ' think they are not only tired."
!dcHrlpllon of goods cm ried in the governor added, "but they are
tstock. thoroughly nnd completely disgust -
"An advi'illsement," continued r,t wjt, tlnni. What give rise to
speaker. "Is the pioducl, of u,!(l t.-no'iit ? Why did the dec
naw materials. panr. skill and tor have to tell us that we are all
(circulation and without one of tired of Iteming about these ell
; the three, advertising cannot be b-as'-s ?"
: a siicceMH and when in writing The nomtncf answered Ids own
;one. which should be done by . questions by ssiylug Work had re
the merchant himself, the mer- newed the Suit p.rck oil lease ne
icbanl should plae( himself an -'gotlated by Albert II. Fall, as In
jsulesman selling goods to n ciin-(terlor secretary, with the Sinclair
Jtomer, his afKunients Instead g-' interests In Heeember. l9l!L'. and
ilng on paper. However. In ar-lihnt earlier this week Attorney
jianglug the ad, he can employ J ( jc,u,,-1( Sargent had held the eon
Itho aid of newspaper advertising tract Illegal utul improper,
linen, but he should not let. them, ,
i write the i-ntlre ud by picking
lout items whlrh they think should
; be sold.
1 Amount Needed
! "The amount of ml ver Using to
be lifted ran only be (let urn lined
by the merchant himself, by fig-
jtiriiijf in how large mi amount lie'
lean see profits. The Harvard,
' bureau of i esean h has perfected
a si-t of rulesi as the result of,
,-.., .'l ....... .... rwl I In. I
dteale w h,.f oerienti.ge of the
' an nuii I turnover should be used
f.. H.li-..rtl.it., 'Clio il.-IOIl'tlllMlt
-.. iih,i,i n.i n; pot n
of IlK tu.n.v.-r for n.lv.-rtlln. ;
Th- turnllun- Hf.n- -1...1.M .i-n.l
M- ...... f.i.-iill.ln-.
..,v.,l,v ..,-. a. I : .In.,; ,,,,!
I 2. Til- '-h..o ,i..r.-. 8.:.: h..idi-.
;
j "Ah-.ti..'.- nil-." huI.1 Mr. J'-n-;
; k Imm. 'which rim h- niiiillftl In '
1,1,., M.-i tlit.l :.00i, 'icmilnn-iit;
Vi.ir.-i. hi.v,. rcuhcl ih- conch,,-
lion Hint the annual 11v.-,-lll
.,., .houhl to P-ivont h,H
,th tho co-t of rent. Thl. wouhl
!,. -ha, ,1,-ub .tor,.. w..,,M pv
' much ami r. ry nn.l ;
jhar.lwar.- ston-M o-l,alf
much.
(Coutlnucil CO glx.)
11 RIPS
I GOP RECORD
i OIL LEASES
a ! .
Governor Flays Republicans
In Final Speech on Mid
West Soil Hubert Work
Assailed For Oil Leases
Smith To Visit Tag
gart, Indianapolis.
fltlfAGO. Oct. 2U. Gover
nor Smith left Chicago at lU a. in
today for Albany. N. V., by way of
Indianapolis, where he wilt !;!;
part in a parade late th' uCteriio..n
during an hour s visit tin. re.
The Democrat ie preId"iit I - I
nominee has brought to a clone his
last Invasion west of the Allegheny
mountains for the campaign and
after today will confine hi 4 drive
for the presidency to the north At
lantic seaboard states, w lo-re his
name first rose to prominence
Kroni now until the ballots are
counted m November h. win .an v
the Democratic standurd Into a
-f t- !. -ih .m t.--
e.ri-n 1011s, nave uecu legintitii ,r
ci,:,,' nepubucan strngi n vi
national elections.
The governor In his flunl speech
on .Mill-West soil here at night
renewing the Sail creek oil lease to
the Sinclair Interests while serving
as secretary of the Interior, and
d a cheering audlnce to re-
nun ..I 11 liau.sr oin!vii..r.- 111 w.-., -
rn New Yuri; tomorrow morning
to enable him and his family lo at
tend church.
u. i. riatrorm
The governor opened Ills si eti
night by minting the i:iiii-
Mean platform as saying ihe 1 ree.
ord of the present administration N
'1 guarantee of what may be ex-
peeled of the next."
' Why limit the declaration to the
present administration ?' lw ked.
"Tin lb-publican parly has I n i-i
power In th!- nation since the H
of March. I 1 and I can read
from that declaration only one
thing, nnd that Is a desire to get
away from the black, dark r-cord
j of the administration Immediately
preceding this one." ,
' The audience broke rait In up-
the alien property custodian."
Turning to the Salt creelt bias
he said Mr. Wnrk had beep quoted
112 Policemen
Pounce on Sheik
When Lady Yells
4
CIIIO.UIO, 111., Oct. 20.-
' W)-Wilen Morail I Of WHU It
,Mai-!il mild ".Scat" Ur waan'l
foolli-.;: and wlion Muile Sun-
T u,ro V" n K" '"""
m'l;',"r Vtt "he- ,. , f
Tho ( .,, !..(. Murk-
'-Blklnit nloim. A mail
WHh.wm'PoIICI.'
f VMthln 10 Kocon.lB thyre ori-lv-
cil 1 1 2 roiint m. 112 polk-e.
innn 1-loyd llutclien wn or-
T ror''- . , , ?
The ocrl o Ihlji ,o l-,'
"Pce.l l.i.v -In Urn fart Hint Ml
? Smilo happen.,, tn hn ,mSR-
H' k-lBoUvo lu-..,hJ,,,rte,
li-.-ironm.-d. iiml
,13111" V"Tt ? t
f "oMzv lo march , , , ..
' inory, whom Governor Alrri-U'
I K. Smith to apeak.
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