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Htlf flit. ....nib Y.u
DeWolf Hopper
Given Original
Mudville Bat
rVO KINGS GET TOGETHER FOR VISIT Parachi
in Cn
Tei
Mail Tribune
Today GOTHAM IS'
BORAH'S TOUR
in oniiTii urn I
mm zkK
Radio To Mars.
First Campaign Mirtcl.
Beware Half Bakedjdeas
Silly Big Fleet Idea. c
(Copyright, lt
by
Star Co.)
liriiaiu's i).'st oiTid. will t-1
o
1t'iiiit. to iviii'ii our ni'itrii inr. '
Mill's, by vail in next week. A i
jisyi-liii: sliuli'iit, who lii'lieves"
In- luis liiul teli'imthii' coin mil- '
iiicalioii with a Miii'tiaii liuly, ,
vi'iiiifsls tin1 (.'oveviniu'iit radio
si
mil to M'nd liis liu'ssa't', unit
it
is atvi'pU'il at III! cents a
no vd and will lie sent into
Siai'c on an IS.jOO meat it vfiivr
1-iiKtli.
a.
If tin- lady hi'ars jind mi
swi'vs, vliii'li slit; won't, tliat
will In1 interi'stintr. In any
' rusr, llic government will rrt
$1,811 for the fivo-wovd mcs
sii'i'. This will Ih' vi'iiii'iiilirvi'd
wht'ii our yoniii, pliini't. only n
few thonsatul million yours old. i
establishes rerular coiuiiniuicu
lion with neighbors in space,
Uallimorc reports the first
mirjiele of this canijuii'ru. Lit
tle .lames Joseph iSuHngv, 7
years oKl, was run over by :t
truck, ami liospital doctor?-
luailied i
luarveletl that lie
alive.
neiore leavin- niiinc lie liau
stuffed under his blouse a paek-
. .
ii-r cinn.iiiini'-: .o pttMi-rs nil ;
( Joveruor
Smith's portrait
eaeh.
The thieit paper package
aeteil as a shuck absorber anil
saved the life of till little boy, I
Mvho was vnry.-liappy when w
kind doetors posted the - pie
tures all around the operiitin.
room. He who suyirests that a
much simpler miracle would
iiave stopped the truek liel'ore
il hit the boy, simply shows
ignorance of miracles.
It's danirenms to i;ive ad-
vaneed iii js to those not
ready. Kussians have discov
ered that in China.
( hinese soldiers, in posses
sion of Clienehow, ileeideil to
take bolshevism. as they un
derstood it, literally, ave or
ders to kill all that had money,
destroy all deeds, niorlL'aes
and other written evidences of
properly ownership, and sen
tenced the rich to execution.
f4
That was oiti-j some
dis-
taiiee beyond klli Iarx, espe-
eiallv when thrv eonntelled ehil-!
dren U to 1" years tld tti act
IIS CM'I'IIIHIlll'r.S. Ill Mllllr I'HSI'S I
i'nniiilliiii: lluin to kill thi-ir
nVn paiTiits.
That sort of thintr is apt to
aiisc reaction. And it is dif -
lirult to sort out H'iin'i'U
I'l'WHI'll.
Srrrrt.irv Wilbur mivs wp
JumiIiI luivi- u niivy fiii,il to
tlmt of liny otlirr I'liiintry.
No iinli'.ss1 vc luivc a ini'i'ciiii
tili' niiii'ini' i'iunl to any oflirr.
t-xi'i-pt tn I'onvoy mill (li'fcinl
I'oiiiiinTi'inl shijis iifliint, wur
liiis arc out of iliitr.
If lit- want fil to lili.rkinlc
t'oii'iL'ii purls vr miiilit 111111'.'-
ini1 11 use for finlitini; ships, lint
i vi'ii lilorkailiiii: will be
none,
lirri'iil'ti-r. with iiii'plani's iiml
siipi'i'-siilniii'iriiii's of loiiv rrnis
ini; riinjff.
4-
Cnncresvnien. before uasilng
nnuiey on a bi floating nav.
might ask Secretary Wilhiir thes'
uuestions: "What did Kuc;luiuJ s
and Germany'; great fightlm shfps
contribute o thy last wax? I Hi von
really believe that an enemy na
tion would send battleships to at
tack our coa? cities, and meet our
ttubmarfnes and aircraft?"
What this country needs Is not j
flouting navy as bis as that of any.
I'oner iittiiuu, oui mi iietv. o mid"'
Marine fleets much qruater than;
other nation, but air fleet and sub-1
those of any other nation.
vii yy.y:
mm
Huge Throng Told of Candi
date's Stand On Import
ant Issues Al Smith
Policies Dubbed 'State
Socialism' Democratic
Program Means Govern
ment In Business.
WASHINGTON. Oet. -3
Herbert Huuvrr returned to his;
headquarters lu re today from New ,
York, where be delivered his ltift
eastern address last 11 il; lit , keenly (
gratified at Jus reception by Ho
throng whk-h cheered hhn tumul
tously in .Madison Square Harden.
The nominee went to work im
mediately on tin speech he will de
liver en rotlte to California, whieh
probably will be delivered at St.
i Tli.,.-., 1. ,. imi. ii r
0'c flll.t that all of the members
I of the Hoover party were highly
' pleased over tin- nalur
of Mr.
lloover'n reception by tho Now :
j Vork crowd. '
NKW VOIIK, Oct. (rV)-Hav-j
! ing been greeted enthusiastically in j
I tin- home i-ity of his opponent when '
I he eritieisi'il as ".-talu .soeialfsin" ;
j the polieies of (iovei iiur .Smith. .
, Herbert Hoover returned to Wasli -
ini:ton toilay.
.vhullson Sciuarc (iarden. with It
seating capacity of about
was filled, while thousands
gathered in the sin
'th,! Ufpublieau nomine
tend and left the hall.
'I to el
er
:is he
Hoover reeeiveil
a great ovation, j
He was eheered nine minutes when
he went on the platform and twelve!
minutes when he aroM- to Mtnik. i
' Tiie proportion of women in the
proportion
, audieneo wan large. Nearly all a',
jthc. meeting waved American fluys.
! As the Keoubllcan iiresideutial
candillale appeared on the spenk-
ers' jjlatform the vast throny
which packed the Clarden ro.se to
its feet and broke into cheers.
Twenty minules after he had en
tered the Harden the demonstration
was still going strung.
When order was filially reisloli-d
Vice President Dawes, making his
first speech of the campaign,
stressed prosperity as the Idv issue.
As the vice president concluded
with a reference to President fool
idge tin- croud broke into applause
which proved, however, only a fore
runner of a tumultous ovation
which Hoover received as he wan
introduced.
liov eminent hi Hiislucss
deferring spcclfie.,i: iu prohibi
tion, farm relief and electrical pow
r. the Jlepnbliean presidential
eandidate assorted that b'-cause the
country "is faced with diffieuliy
anil duilbl" on tlo-se problems, "our
opponents propose that u1 uiUht
thrust government a lung way into
the businesses which give rise to
these problem.1-."
"In effect, they abandon the
i tenets of their own party and turn j
to stale socialism as a solution for'
the difficulties presented by a
three." he said. "It is proprts'-d !
wu sna11 change from prohllri-
i nun io me siaic purcna: e ana sale
of liuuor. If their agricultural re-
m'r iluirril' anything, it
means that the government nnli
directly or indirectly buy and sell
( and fix prices of agricultural prod
ucts. And we' are to go into the
hydro-cbictric power business. In
other words, we ure coi'itrotitcd
wiib .'i bti.-. i.t'...-f ,i ..I ,-..v..t-n.
, mint in business."
: )""Mn program in vigor-
language, iioov'.-r iieeiareo inai
lilt "I'V.-n if .L-nvi-rnini'iitnl runilui'l uf
' lun-incss c.yuld r'V'1 nn inori' rft'i
. i lirnrj- Innti-ml uf lrs I'f rirli ni'y. III,
' rtinil.inii.ntnl uIiJitIIiiii to It wnulil
Wl' ; ruinuin utuiltcreil mnl uniil.atfd."
"tt wotilil ili-.stri.y iiulltiriil ciuii I-
..j. in- !!ii(i. 11 woiini ini'ioiiyi'
tiithi-r than ili-rrfavi' uIhim; iinrl
:orii)itlm. Il wiiulil Mifh: Inlilii
tivt' niul Inicntiim. H uoiilrl umli-r
mini' tin,. tlevi'lniinit'iH of li-.-ulir-sliip.
It wulilil criimii unit rriltpl'
thr nu'iil.il nnl fiiirltii.-l eni'i'u'li'ii of
our pcoplo. It Willi). i..xtinyllif li
i-qiiiility anil opportunity. It wuulil
ilry up tin. spirit r lllnrly lunl
proi:ri'M.
"Km- th,.r. riiiMinv, primarily, it
must l.o ri'slvtod. l-'ur 1
year.H
liberalism him fiotnrl Om triifi vnirft
! i" ne .inertran system, not in the
Juropeun systems.
"I do nut wish to be nilsuncb-r-
stood in this statement. I am d
' fining a general pulley. It does not
mean that our government Is to
part with one lota of its national
: resources without complete' prot-e.
, Hon to the public interest. 1 al-
ady have .:ated that wlo-re th
. . nm.mi-1, fl tt . IU '
of imvigHtion. of Irrigaiion. or sci
entific research or national defence,
or in pioneering a new ail, It will
al times nerearily preduee ;mw ;
or commoH(iei a a by-produ'.'t.
I Hut they must be a by-product of
; the major purpose, n,.t the major
1 mirnope itself
(i No I'm' for All
00 1 iimi 10 ie miMim r-
NKW YOIIK. Oct. 13. il'i
j DeWolf Hopper, who has re.
' cited "l.'nsey hi the Hat" more
; than K,ollll tlmea. today was
j the pusM'ssnr if a lial dc
( i-crilietl by the donors as one
' with whieh the mighty Casey's-
once slruek Olll.
; It was presented at a tei-tl-i
no. nial dinner .-lvin by fellow
j I' actors, producers anil writers
j d- on the occasion of the Outh
I anniversary of his first np
i ! pearance on the stim'e. At the
i dinner he failed to describe
I Ihe nlooni in Mudville,
j
Forty Persons Hear
Shot But Assailant
Prohibition Worker Uni
flonfifioH Cmmloin Dnn ;
Gun Use Suspected.
fHIf'AliO. et. (Ti A
federal dry agent, Thomas Uyuu.
w.,s shut (JoWn it a fotior;t1 court
noom yesterday In the presence.
MYSTERY SHOT:
Innininn nni iht
LtU UUUKI
liinilMllQ APCMT
II l il Hill II
I S U'Ht u persons, yci wno snoi limi, .
.r'..thur uln- reiniilne.l . mvster
Kyan himself thought tor m "
i-ond that it was a joke; that
, somOom- had exphyled a fire-
craeker in th small court room
' wlii' h '. S. Coinniissioner
Kilwin Walker wuh holding cour'.
Thfii he felt the bullet, whieh
struck him in the shoulder, cried '
"rm shot :" and slumped to th- j
floor Hcriously, though not fatally I
wouiuli-d. i
In the moment of oxeltenienl!
that, followed, at least nix men i
left life courtroom. Then the
dooi'H were li. .kcd. J
No assailant could be found. '
It' was a bullel from a 25 eal
ibrc automat le I hat has WounU'd
Uyan. but no such weapon, nor
ivl'ii an empty cartridge of any
sort wuh found among official-;
and spei-lators. The suggestion
was later nutdethat the bullet
could have been fired from a
"Cout;ln pen" gun. but no seare-i
for such a weapon was made.
I Ivan hat) risen from his chair
to be sworn as a witness, in a
liquor hcarini; wh!n the shut wi-
fired.
It was established that th
hot could not have been fired
from outside i he room. The in
vestigation was followed by a re
enactment of the courtroom
.cene. and utiw rise to Ihe theory
that the wounding of lEj'un might
have been a mistake. Sont"
I lii.ii-ht that poll).
Slmiinon. who wiim
lln- next wilni'Hs,
niuti Michael
to have been
wuh tlie In-
1 1 i iiiliil victim.
Di.strlrt Atloi'ncy t'lt-orgn Jolm-
son iiilloil It 11 "culil blooili'il
atti-nipt at niurilor." anil i-ul'il
jinn iln- holiff that tin. nhoot-
lini; ivus a ml:'taki.. or an-iilrntal. 1 '
It was ri-i-alled that l'olli'i.riian ,
;Shaiinuti hail kllk-il Ollvio .'ol- S. l,l:M. i nr.. Ort. l'.1.(lTi 1 lov
jomlio in a raiil on Octulicr II. t'i'nor rattir.snn yostcriliiy l-i-cilvril
Nirli IL't instorboi r was arrviiti'il " I' li ','ru 111 from .Mayor Thornloii
in lann.i-llnn with tin. ralil. uiulu' Ashla ml. n.u.tioni: that tin'
it was illli init a Ili'urtllK of ha I BOVi-rnni- liavi: tin- Mati. tralliu of.
i'-usi. that Kyan was shot. Most i rit-.-i s ki op a sharp loolt'oiit for
of til.' poliii. uri'ia.nt. huwmr, ' I muni ami ll.ln.va l.uias. two Ash
jwi ri- in. lini j to doulit tin- theory . Innil Kil ls wliu urn hrllitvnl to
that tin- litilht wan nv.'.int fo ' hiivr hifll aliiltn tcil from that i'ily
Ishaniiiui. tutol.or II.
The liulk.t lakini; nn upwaril
nrs.. enl1t-1.1l liis tin, -It. was ill'-
; flurti-il ly a rll anil 1oiU'-i1 In
.his riijht shuulili.r.
I Kynn Kalil ho knew of no cn-
ii-mlos hi- nilitht hn'i. Ur was
years ol.l. anil has spi-cin:-
i j71.(J " ln
lisniantllmr stills for the
ft-uVral prnhihitlon squa.l .
The Noted Dead
, NKAV YOUK. Oct, 'J3. iT The
New Yok Sun says ( leorge Hurr
MeCuicheon. the novelist, died Mid-
denly here today.
The author was attending a
bincbon ut the Dutch Treat club
... ..ni ...1 1...
collapsed. A do;tor was called and
' pronounoeil him dead. He wh born
In Tippei-fluoe county. Indiana, on
July I S0i.
I A HIS. Oct. '.'II. i? I'rof. Al
; phon-e Aulard. noted historian and
honorary profeor I" the
; slty of J'ariH. died today.
Cnivei -
He a
1 born In MO.
. '
ToImmi fimermis
NKW YOltK. Oct. 3. (7 A
,J"bon. back from Kurope with his
bride. Huhy Keeler of nimble feet,
is a bit pcrlurbod over published
statt-iucntM that he gave her n mil
lion. "AM I 3Ve Huhy s myself,"
he (hflstod. "Ti,ut'n enough, isn't
it?" I ill by ln't (foing to quit the
t'tagc yet. but. say Al: "She has u
yearning for u nice little home, a
i warm fireside, and chuckling younu- j
.IN 5UUIh WILL
I end tomorrow;
. I
Idaho Senator To Termin-
ate Campaign of South-1
cm States With Joplin
Speech Wednesday j
Plans Eastern Tour Next.'
JOIM.IN. .Mo.. Oc. ll'i Sen- !
atur William K. Iturah of Idaho
will teniiinatf his i amain trip ;
for Herbert Hoover through south- J
ern anr) binder states with a .
speeeh here tomorrow and then ,
will return to Washington to i-n-
I t;age in politiial spoaUhiK in the
east .
! This plan was annotineetl today '
by t he s-nator ho said that at i
: present he dtil not know into !
jnhieh easteiti and possibly south-'
! eastern slates hi further campaign ;
'aetlvlties would earry him. Ho,
I will reach ashinttm the morn
' inK of tetober t
p ' Tlw .senator invaded the sixth
ljUn state of his resent eainiminj
j Journey uu his entry Into tbe'pollt- i
0T'i'"Jil border nlate of Missouri today.
! No speRkimr was scheduled and he j
1 pl tnntd to lake a rest from recent
; i-nnipaimi aetivitiey.
"oniiiiK lure from Hallas. where ,
he spoke lafct nii'ht, M r. Horah
planned to make his Joplin speech
tomorrow niRht, n defense of !
itoovri-'.-H position on the farm re. 1
lief Issue, in Hie belief thai this is;
one of the outstanding issues of
this seetiojl.
He ehaiKi-d last niht that (iov- ;
cinor Smith hud shifted hi:-- posi- '
Un on farm relief. inimiKraiion. :
" "e open &u moil. ;uui i tie lam i . j
A Hie same time Mr. lioiah re-:
,u ",t!
UhI i"iliK-e'
Democratie presidon-
a s.shu It upon him I'm I
ittitude sim-e !:!!( in '
UiillKi' oi
regard to
in that ye
some food
Hoover, declaring that ,
ir he merely ci'it icli'.ed ;
administration li'ausae- i
lions and not Hoov
cliai-aeler
or career.
"If there an- Democrats." Air.
Horah said, "who hesitate to con
lido in Hoover's ability to assume
tile presidency, they have l he 1
precedent of President. W ilson s , , ,VvAH I INtlTUN. Oct. 2:1. tV)- -tm7or'W
"f h'm",S f,"M' ml,nhltK'iwpoM.sore(i by it special cunnnsslon
"This prohibition fight Is a con-"1'1"1' H,x 'v,iVH i,( H,l,,l- "
icst between believers In. law en- i ini'iulal Ion that Hie iTolcHtunl
forcement and Tamuifiny Hall, iehureh give fallh healing Us olll-
which believes In no law at all
State Senator Thomas I!. Love,
former Democratic tint iona I com
mitteeman for Texas, in an uddress
preceding the Horah pronounce
ments, asserted the campaign was
j "not a partisan contest in this, slate
'and all t he party whip crackers
can't make it so.
"A majority of Texas Demo
crats." he added, "look on the
.campaign as a fight between Tatn
i many Hall on one side and Her-
berl Hoover on the othv?r."
TRAFFIC OFFICERS
ASKED TO LOOK
FOR LUCAS GIRLS
" I' '" li
taki'tl i lit U
eil the
illfornla.
Kii'ls wel
liolh On
iffleers ar
;'im ami l.'a llfornia
working on the eas...
Th" girls ure. still missing', ac
cording to reports from Ashland
tooHy, but a checkup Is bing made
of auio cu nips throughout nor
thern Calil'ornla to locate the
'isters win, by relatives, are be
lieved to be heading for Sacra
mento, or have already iiitIvhI
there.
Village Mother
Dead in Spain
Survived by 135
4
4
ytinnOU, Spain. Oct. 2:1.
itVi Tlie mother of n wii.-
vllla(c dleii today. Antonio
Ternandez Lopez died In JJan
4 Jortre. h neighboring village.
at the age of 17. Hhe l sur-
vlvcd by five children, the
younrest of which in 0; .'10
giflndchlldren, IH great giand-
children, lo grand chlldrrn-ln-
law and :i" oth"r relative...
The total for the family Is '.r,',
or tho complete population of
fc the village.
Over her tomb this hicrlp- 4
Hon baa been placed: "Here 4
s lies the niuther of a
vllla'te."
whole
f - V
King Alfonso of Sp.nn (left) being greeted by King Gustav ol
scSc.i and Hrince Sigvcrd (right) the landing pia'.lorm en his
it visit to Stockholm.
EPISCOPALIANS
Special Commission After
Long Study Recommends
Place For Healing By
Faith In . Church -'Value
Unquestioned,' Is Report.
clal recognition loday held a place
on the, calendar of Hie church's tri
1 enliil convention with liidicallons
that It would he i.ivon early con-
Kidcrat Ion.
; Hoariug the signal ure ol" tlirc
: physiciiius In addition lo members
'ol the clergy, a report einhinlyin'A
the recommendation declared that
) "Clirlsiiaii l.callng lias passed be
' yoml Hie staue of .-xpei iinem . and
' its value cannot he iptcst Iniieri."
! It nsked that Ihe coiivciilion
"thHiikl'ully recognl.o the deepen
ing of Ihe spiritual life of the
church which h.t come thru Ihf-
growing recognition of 'the healir. ;
1 power of !od."
' The sludy of the conitniHslou whs
J siiminarl.etl tn tlnee conclusions -
j l hat "spirit ual healing" has he
come Ihe "belief and practice of a
large mid increasit;-; nuniber oi'
i persons:" that Its value "can no
longer be ( ties I lolled ; " and thai
v
while faith la any Hiipposed rem
dy produces some effect, vKal
fallh In Hod. hh revealed in Chilst.
Ih lol lowed by i esttlls which are
inure sure, more lasting and of a
more evidently Hplrlt ual charac
ter." Kuriher. It was recommend-,
ed that lalth healing he conducted
in co-opeiution with medical sci
ence and practice.
In addition to the ;nce phy-d
chins, who were Dr. Charles II.
Mayo of Rochester. Minn.; Dr.
Howard Johnson of i-nw Kraticfsi o.
and Dr. W. Sinclair l.owen of
Washington. D. ('.. the report win
s'med by tho (tight ItoV. Theodore
I. Iteese. bishop of southern htu
and chairman of tlu- commission.
Today' program Included a Joint
session nf the house of bishops
ami the house of deputies for Hie
consideration of ways and men if
of clcmllng' the cliurch'K sphere of
inrluonee and the receipt of rec
ommendations fur a nation -wide
evangelical eaiiipitl"-'..
CF.
Dl
i;o.v,;. O.
p.iper I'opol;
d thai I'rln
ol'
The news
today liltil
,lose itt
dl l!u
Mai I
lu'gitiiii might
iT'iged to I 'l OM II l' ill
Hum
Italy.
The p;i.er Mtid that I'ope I'lio
last week had a long audb n.-e with
Cardinal Vim Coey, who Is l aidl
ual ,M ercier'M successor In li' lgium
and who
Is elose
I.i lb.' In lKlau ,
I i ti 11 1 Van ItiU'V .
I family.
!hcn went to Tuiln to confer Willi
I'ardliial t'.ainl.ii u lio V im ree- ivi fl
In .1 letiKihy iiuilieie'c ! tin- poi,
111 the niiiiille of .ukii.-i.
C'hauiiliiit Hen
HCKNI-Klt. Mio... Oct.
i-ltamtilon hen iw nwnid le
id 'i - A ;
'leprae
! Treaiiweii. Hh laid aai nix In a I :
1 weeks and won a contest Kpniiynri d
1 by the Connecticut Auric uliiiral
MAY RECOGNIZE FOR SIOOtNIS
FAITH HEALING WASHINGTON U.
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PREXY LECTURE
Nautjhty Doings Scored By
President Spencer-Seat-
tie Men Report Drinking
A i n ii- r,
And Gambling on Camp-jwM,
us Portland Trip Hit.
SKATTt.K. K
(il i.- repoi'ls
.liHMig the fnil
. ;i. -(I'i - Arous
.f lux crtn'ditions
i nlty and soror-
it y st 1
ents of tho fnlverHlty of
ashlugton President Al. Uvle
.spun er lectured a.aOa under
Hi aduaie i Members of cam pus or
ganized Im.usch last night. Spen
cer said si' ei a I Sea 1 1 le business
and professional men had conic
to him with reports of drink
ing and gambling golnu on i:i
t Jo- ii Liaiilctl gi mips and I hi. I
he M'ilt delernilcd to Slop the
vil 11 it ex. sled.
t nie
pi'
liilieilt
have
businessman Ik
poil ed
oi rered to pav
a student In-
sald. Another
an Invitation
to "clean up '
Hi
I Will
I f b en
to fed-rat i
end .-: ill a ihitd
lion ol charters
was t he
of Ihe
cvo, it -
guilty
chapters
' lie respi
sororities.
iy nailouul officers ol
.live fraternities and
"Hut
I favor none of these."
aied. "I want Ho spying
nui' students. That Is why
eathd this meeting to llU
yoii lo put a slop to
uiidiiioris."
In- dec!,
anions i
I have
peal to
ibese e.
At Ho
.IS lie;
end of his address which
v:U anolanded, a nutn-
uf eainpiis leaders ar
a ml
pledget)
llie.r aid
In carrying "t j
a ' cleaning
Spencer's
ihe heels
Washington
Ho- IhcgOt
gaioi- in I'
While Sp'll.
eetly to He
deills while
land, be l
HI
rpogram. ,
inblv comes on
,.f the Cnlverslty of
,-t udent exenrsiwn to i
ti- xy.shington fftotlm't
urilaud last Saturdiiv ;
.-r did not allude llr- ,
e ncllons of Hie Mt li
en route and In Hol t. '
, fi no doubt in the ;
his listeners that he
cognizant of reported
v, r I he last week end.
minds nf
was fully
c.Midllioti-
EAOE
fiiltTl.AM). tut. 2:1. ""x
Men, ,-, If, y,ar-o!il slayer of b. -
Dewey, was selll. ne. il t !' to life
Imprisonment when he pleaileil
Knllly heforo .linlite Kan.ler lo 11
ehame of sli'ioliln.' his friend anil
lii in Ta.-lor Willi a l ine 11. 1 III- 0111
man sat al In en kfasl in his enldli
Up- fill;.' ot I'.n I li.iel.
When the il i.hi. 11 mites l:l )se on
f i yoiine M. a.le he w ill I." Ihe yulinx
erl "lifer" ever In In- sellleneeil In
Or, uen llnuli ip A ut ri-iiioiii. one
of three In other, who inurdereil
Hue., lallio.ul nn 11 in the siskiyini ihut Instead uf n financial bnlanCH ,"1 IJi tirniido tvnmni.. una num
ninnei hold up In Hnutherii 01 ' t,on. i as pulutcd out by Mr. Hoover, wujucr Ihrec ut ltakcr loniorriiw.
was I s years old w In 11 h" killed. 'ate II I with 11 deficit uf JIOO.- J- Hnley wus nuined elitilr-
Meaile has been In II"' county OOu.OiHl." Ij-wls said. nuin uf "The (lime"
Jail since bis nrresi, Aiik-ust . toi (,'ottt I1111I11K his canipulitn tour. 1
days nfler he killed Dewey and! Mm limner scnainr left tonl ;ht fnrj? T
drove ff i.hcn.aiM. miioiiiohllc. ! Halt Lake Oily whore ho will speak i Imlup I)u).
liicl-ler No Ilarli-r """"' , ; ( Merchants who intend lo
WI.V.VI I'KH. Oet. 2:1. 0V1- I'rltz j Oreiton W eather li;.v display udvertlshiK fur
Krelsier Ii 11 in.ieh hi tter vlulliilst j orcKon: K 11 1 r and cloudy Thursdity'n ncwsiiupcr must
Ihi.ii Iimi Iii i- Khiivlolr lilmelf he Mu st 1101II011 lonlulil nn,l Wed. i havo Ibldr Copy III (Ills of-
cut the Index fltnrer uf his left hand
j mi mueh that three stitches were
1 lakeu ami his concert was can-
SA A N N A I
I - i.f. Jalin
I p:ii :i iiul ioiiipi i .
b's sr. at, si llirill
! di-iilalh . bis , -.
:- ii,,,,, . t ... 1 1
: M. 1 'add. II. !io
rilitr in a bosj.ilal 1.
i e.., tlssiuil of I lie b
tl.il'l yesO-i-.lay in
ts a special "stnnl
i as
' 4i Ii
1
J-
I i!lu s.ate, fair.
A tlnollK ullleh idly w.iteh
d bint leap from ibr I.nllooa.
il a lolly altitude and drop
downward, was beard to Basil
; 4
moment lil.'i- when his
parachute lailed to op, Ii.
The j 11 111 p e r sprawled
lailhuaid at a teriilie si d.
and disappeared on lop of a
larfce ealivas tent v hieli oo -
d the main show of a cir
cus.
lie eseaped v. ill) only a
, slight eouell.ss'.ou of tile brain.
i 4-
4
T
jo BANKERS
National City Company Anc
Pacific National Invest
b s h .,1
W ei,! ' m
a balloon
... ,i...
BOEING SELLS
N ERE
Millions May Presage!,, orth"'fUl,evc IT
: al which wa disbanded
Passenger Route Devel-,,h" iH.minee-s retnm h,re.
opments Larger Planes.'1"' pnmn dmi
' t 'u a ny trips where It n
'iW'.tilo.l , lit, lt.. ...... 1...
NKW Vl)i:K. (Jcl. L'J. -(!)
A substantial interest In the lloe-
iny Alrplano Ac Trail spurt corpor-
.aioui, a new oi gumwuion uch
,n,r,.i n,.-....Ki. s.,u
erslilp ih- Hoeing Aii-plane and
Hoeing Air Transport, companion
of Heattb.', 'ash., tins been
null ed by the .Viitionui i.',ty com
pany of New York and tin: Pa
cific National company "f Ht:ut
tte. Wall Htreet heaid today. The
bankers' invest ueitt is unUerstood
tu ,HVR (,,-twe
en ri.iHiif ,("mi and
I (t.uao.uuii.
The conHolidallon of interests
is legardi.'d lu.le as preKagilig
the establish men I of a traiiM-con-11
lien till airplane passenger route
lie t ween San K ranetsco, ( Ihicago,
New York and Huston, long un
fit r consideration by the Hoeing
company, using tri-motor I pa-Nengi-r
hoeing planes.
'I he Hoeing Airplane company.
through
the Hoeing Air Traim-
pori company, a Hilbsldlary, al
ready operates an ttlr mall and
passenger mute between Chicago
and San Francisco and through
another subsidiary I'aclflc Air
1 transport, holds tin: air mall con
Itnut on the route between Scut-
tie ami I ma AngeloH. I'lanes of-
Ihe system fly some 5 UOU mile
ii day. ' i
The parent company, organized j
in IHL'T. has a fmilory with hovch ,'
aeres of ground In Heuttle and
spceiiillzeH In the munurty-iuro of i
tii-motor transport and humblng 1
planes, having filled severul large;
conti i
navy,
els for the Culled States,
I
,OH AXHKLKK, Cal.. Oct.
23.-
(Pi An ullaek ou the attitude nf
Herbert hoover on the proposed ;
lloulder dam on the Colorado ilverf
wftw made by J. HHinlltou I.hwIh.
former I'nlted Htuiea senutor, of
Till iioIh, siieiiklng hero In auppovt '
of the candidacy ot Huvoriior Al
fred K. Hmltli. Democrntii; presl-1
denlinl nominee. 1
I
llnnloi'lnir llmn-ec uiiiibl torn Hot 1
I 0wi,r uroiliicpil liy UoulUer ilum
. .,.,.,. Iu lh0 Mtut:khalili'r Ulltl mini'- 1
' ,,!,,. ,,.u., sillll Smith WOllM'
......lai,, ,1.,,.,. t,,r i,e lielleflt of lite '
! j(feolL.."
1 .1 11 .. flnaneliil c illtlon
! n( ,. nilt s pnltlted be Kiipuu- '
; .. .,.ki,,,,h llurlllir tlie nrilBnnt !
runipiil.tn wbm far diffurnnt from
the pleturu (iresentod by n reiien-'
statement of the director of the
huilitet. ' :
"Aei'ordlni( 111 this stutenieiit, w :
Hix lust on the
eve of Icurnfim
. nesdny no ehnhara In tcniuern-
turn. dentin tu ntodo.-ntc, vur- ,
lubti; winds mostly cost and
FOR 11
Final Campaign Swing To
Start Tomorrow-Shortci-
Train Used Printinp
Plant Will Be Carried
Boston First Stop.
. AU'.ANY
, A new
at the ,,
X. V.. del. ::!.-!pc-ial
train will
itunianil ol iloier
Smith
tomorrow for his fin.i I
.campaign -liig which will caiiv
him through the thickly populat
ed industrial H-ction.s of the Xon'i
Atlantic seaboard .
The bmg train of compartment
and sleeping cars in which he
travelled some I u.OMO m.les in
the we.si has been broken and
,in I.n place a train of less than
'halt' Its length has been ass. m-I'-bd
f..r ih- short day light Jump,
;o I.,- made in the east.
Tiie new train, however, h.-v
b en imb-rod only after carefn:
1 ullldy of (he needs oT tile trip.
I It w 11 Incluitr the St. Mchu!;ts.
Iho )irivale car of W. F. Kennr,
New York eoiiiractor and hoy
hood friend of the governor: a
I work car for newspap'-r eorres
I pondent.s. and a l oinhluulion club
baggage cur.
only
Sun-
nay. Tiie oilier two cars
v.-lil
car".
may be
neoded a dining car will be added.
i In the baggage section of tie
J com .i' nation cur. Joseph D. ( 'obu.
the governor's publicity inanag'M-,
again will mantaln the print ug
j establlshne nt as on the two west
ern trips. U uen arrangement.-,
for this car were being discus.! d
Iho nominee wan tod tn know w'iy
it Would be needed.
' What use arc yuu going to
have j;or f a nilmtograph m:i
chine?" -ho "(nftutt'eU.
"'cll v- have tg got out your
nioovhe u.d thoro ititiy tie an lu-
tertv, replied Colin. "W
havn ot to br- prepared."
Hui appai'Oiitly this did not
hMtlsfy the nominee fur he Insist-
cd t he coriesoondentH woubl not
(have any use. for it after tlo
: train arrived nt Hoston. the flr-t
'f-lop on the trip until lo oYlo k
Thurslfty morning, when he d'
;pari for New Vork.
"Then wi mo Just riding lo
, ew Vork " he went on.
'"Ihe train will stop at d'f-f-
rent places a ml some! ling wPi
have to be written nbout each
, place " Interrupted a correspond
ent. ' Theru will be plenty to do."
Anil Cohn' mimeograph ma -ehlno
will be In its accustomed
enrnt-r of tho baggage room when
1 Ihe train leaven tomorrow I 4
Hoston.
LOS VEGAS TODAY
i DOIXMS CITY, Khh.. Oct. IM.---:
(pi Colonol Charles A. Liudhergh
. 'ook olf here at 0:l'j n. m. for I ph
, Veg;;ri, N. M.. the next stop on hl.
flight to Mexico to hunt bear, lb-
arrived here last nl-;Jit at 10 o'vlork
from Wichita, K:n where he nt-jp-(
p r early In tho pvoiiing nfler .t
non-stop fi; ;l,t from Cohunliu-.
Uhln.
Colonel Liwlborgli Inspected the
j local alrpoit of the Tratiscontlnen
tal .Mr Triinnport company, with
which lie H conneeteil, and cx
pres'scd tils satisfaction.
IF
FOR PENDLETON
I'KXOLKTON. Ore.. Oet.
23.
i'.Tl ' Oregon Uad tiani; Number
. One.' the first loeul lirum-h uf
tlie Unlveriilty uf Orenon "Iads"
was orKiml'i d here last nlKht
by nbotil thirty ftithei'K of I'nl
verslly students. This Is the first
lueal ul'Utip In the Ktute, nnd the
oruiini7vrs w-cro enthusiastic over
lilans niudu fur the future, "(.inim.
nuniuer iwo. win no oiKiiiiija-u .
fee
nut later limit '':HU p.
U'udncsdny.
(Continued on Pago Six.)
I Stem." .', 'eolleite
I
(Continued on PaKe rtve)
O
idled.
nnrtlteiist.