Medford mail tribune., October 24, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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MKDFORD, OKEOON, "WKDX KSDA Y, OCTOH Elt 24. 1928.
M
Today
By Arthur Brlubiine
The Happy Candidates.
Both Sure of Victory.
Business With Russia.
Plucky Girl Flier.
IUUK
(Copyright, 1 VM, by Blur Co.)
Nutiii'f, kind to I'liiiiliiluti'K,
iniikcN tliciii nil bi-lii'vo thcy
lire cli'clt'il up Ui tilt! lusl mo
mi nt. Tlii'ii, of ciMirw, win uf
t Iii-iii iiimhI Iciiru tlii kiuI trnlli.
NcttHiuicr mini tluij met Mr. i
Hoover in N?w York City Mum
day mid thit'l)l crowd -Unit j
lieiiril hi Minlmon Ktiiiirn n f- i
tk'll NKTfll fi'll Hint lit' 'IIH III)- ,
Nullltl'l' OtTtllill Of HMIITIM. I
1 I
Vou may miy Hint bin i
luiiily In not Hiii-iriNiiiu, cun-iiil-i-iiiiK
lliut Id'iMililifun iiiirty
. llllH IIIIIOIIK ilK IHiM USSt'lS
l'ROSI'KIUTY mid IiihI i-li-e-lioii'K
. plundlly uf 7.1HKMJW
vole. Hul ulwiiys remember
thul in politk-K KVKHYTIIINU
in imeot'tiiin.
W'Ue Wull Slri'i'l t!iitli iiii'0
wore bottiiiu ix to one on Ijirv.
HUGHES IN i PI
FARM BELT
F
OR HOOVER
start- s
DON
PRESIDENT OPENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONVENTION
Former Secretary of State
Pleads Hoover Cause
Best Fitted Candidate To
Deal With National Prob
lems Is Declaration-
Week From Tomorrow
I Candidate Begins Swing;
Ending at Palo Alto Home
Nov. 5 Radio To Carry
Last Plea.
dress of Ihu presidential campaign,
i Tim furhit'i seei-clnr)' of sl.u.i.
"llVllU WHS 111" Hl'PUhllcilll presldilll-
(lul noiiihiuo In I VIO, miitlo a
duublo-biiri-clod speech In his i.il
I In I appearance of llio campaign
hero lust nlKlK, speaking flral .u n
crowd which parked Ihu municipal
auditorium, mill liili-r repealing iho
, ... . . .luuuros .rum n rnnio siotuu uv.-r
omor: llllIU!H ill llr nuuuruw;, otwork of s.a.l.Hia ..I tho Nil
ViNo waN llOtUllllv oloulod. 'lloni.1 lH-oiiUoumiiiii c o in pony
. ' I chain.
, , '., i i i Sir. Hughes wiiii duo t wwh
dovonior hmitn. who under- t.,lll.11fl) 1(l 4:li 01.mk ,hht (.,..
By Jim., L. Wlt
(Associated Press Staff Writer)
i'Auiiiv,Tr,v rt 91 rrr. .
Smith Farm Plan Called 'ii(,ri,orinoovr win icavo washing-!
linn on hi lliut campaign nwlnic
AUDI. , I nun week from tomorrow und will
! speak In Ht. l.ouls on tlio nlKht of :
. November 2.
HT. JoHKI'll, Mo., Oct. 24. (!") I Thin announcement was madu
l.. iivlMK Willi Ihu f,.nn bult plea ,0iay " mo jwraonai nuaquariera ,
i ii ,i. i m v.r0, ""' Hi'Puhlloan prcalilonllal can-1
Mlluiito. Mr. Hoover will renen nix
iih ihu ciindliliiio "liwi fiuwl" i" I ,ino hi Hinntord unlvorally. near
drul Willi UKi'U'Uliiinil ri-llef iiiidj.Hj0 Alo (,'altr.. on Novombor &.
olln-r iiullonul urolil. mii. CIiiii Im ;m rnml n, Btmy ,10r0 -w 111 make
liviiiiM IIUKhi-a wiih n louln to ki. i.-, .,iirl. ,,f Ihn onmnalcn. a
c-hlniRo tuiiiiy for urn hc-ituiiu - i ru,j0 appeal lo llio votom on be.
It a "
Missed Hand G.
Brings Death Dv
For Girl At
,
SMITH OFF
aa mmm
run UKIVt
ON BOSTON
MI JMIOL ItXK, A u tnillu, I
Oct, 24. (D A mlrtd hun a ;
grip Irt mWldir today wa re- 4
MponHllilfi for lh( Uettth of J
Vulmn Hrhultz. member uf tin 4
Amcrlcnn troupe, "Tho Kly-
lnt Lo.Mam," who have liecn
dutntr a feftturo ctrcu turn
here. j ;
A V a I m a wan hurtling 4
throuich Hpace, a nccond girl
penornier, nunging irom a j i ,
iM-.Tn'duTeua Sort Governor Enroute Today On
courw. Hhe Htruck the voll
of tho building and bouiii-ed j
from the edtfn of tho nufcty 4- j
net Into the audlcneo, eraHh- 4 i
Ing Into a. Kent, PhyMlclans 4 ;
f iiald that xhc hud died In- 4- j
ntantly. 4-;
i
High en a rustle pulpit on the alopet ot Mt St. Alban, Wathlngton, D. C, Prealdent Ceolldge dellv
rid addreei opening the general convention ot the Protectant Eplecopal church. He called upen
hurehmon everywhere to Join In itrengthenlng the place ot religion In modern lite.
DOCTOR CLA MS
Ntniuls pruetiiml politivN iin well
n m miy mini, knovn wlmt mieor
tiiintii-H lie in
had "vonlrlbuteil - lo u deitroo of I
i noon for hie ipifih ihi-ru lunlithl.
j In Ilia Hi. JoMi-ph iitldri'iMieN hu
dui'lineil lln-ru wmo fuw piirty
till1 bldlot hits, ilxaues thla yt-ur und Unit the vMft
, , , , , iiuuiii(ii iit.'ioru inn voiurH ..tit 10
lint ho Iiuh udoptod the oxpreK- ,clluuu i.u,rn iiinivureuid Hinlih
hion, "Wlion I inn in I Itu AVIiitu !u" " '' '" inmii.iiuu
u ' 1 t-iiilpiiunt to Ituhdlt. Kovernmunliil
JlollNO. IprobleniH fur the next four yeiui.
An for Mr. lUhkob, lie i no a io "whUh one. for thi iiiii-
eat ofrloi. la Ihu butlur or litem-
an re tlint lie probably will ni)t(i nw7" in-uiieweri-ii.v'i '.u-cid-
c-..ii up t nek wimt iiM''-'MfU!?;r,'r.i!.uu,:i'' uuurL
Tlio Ailierielin tjenerul Kleo
' irie eompiiny liuikw it !!
HI() ennlruet with HiiKnin and
ItuHKia liopi-M it In a foi'ci'iiiiner
of roooKiiitioli by tlio I'lilteil
NtnteN.
It in lit leiiNt a proof of xun
ity on tlio purt of Mr. Hwope,
hend of Uenerul Kleetrie. A
ood buHinvKH mini ntti'iuU to
HUSINKWS. Our goveHiini'iil
still riliuddi-rii bfemiHO IiuInIio
vimn refiiKod to reeojili! nd
pny tlui debtx of ii foolmli exur
und IiIh cniml dukoN.
halt of tlio Republican national '
ticket.
Whllo tlio enllro Itluorary for tlio
worn ward trip liaa not yet been un-
niitltirn.l Mr llitnvi.r will un thrutiuh
wvHiorn Maryland. Weat Vlrninla !
and Kentucky en roulo to St. loul. I
Ilia aiicech In that city will 'Mphraska
broadcaat over a national radlo,cu,0
hook'tip.
Tl.i. lln...iKII,.n mimlHii. .inuunfl I
J Into tho 'final atiiKa of hla campai-tni
for Die proalduncy today aiipremcly I
confident of I ho final outcome Hu I
roiurned to WaalilnKlon yeatorday i
Irom New York and plunged lm-j
medlnluly Into plana for hla trip to
hla homo In California to vote.
Wator Iranaiiortntlon and flood ,
ronl nil luivo lH-on auxKeated aa po-,
alblo atibjocle for hla Ht. Ixiula ad-j
drt-aa, In
of that
. '.r i mm nr nm.iiTmi ; : : " UUUL HILUUnUL
mn hi niiiTii; uiini i ii i i ini u w innni ai
H k Al M Hi nun ur uuunini i hflmun-K HHP rDfUVil MIADTIAM
I I wll III wlill I II' AeoiAi 1 1 miimui imu i niim iwiuniiuii
- Uv RflLV IILLII'ini V ...... I IllIll If If till II 111
ill nnni un in ni n rA urn iiHi a i i ii inn Minim n
I HI Iftll III IHILVI '! II IIILM VI I lUIMbW blVIIIIII Ml lllbLl
i y u- ia , num iiuuvuv
: KAOI.K PASS, Texas, Oct. U. VF)
Olvon cario blanche by Mexican of-'
Progressive . nciaia, who tow him to bo where Oregon
niiU nncil lie (iKaavu.
Fnr npmn-' Chmrlest A. Lindbergh today wad at
UWl I UI. Wwinw - nu, Hftllth of
cratic Nominee-Power tthcr0 he " ,0 beK,n 8 bear:
j fi n i- ei a' Colonel l.lndben!li arrived here
And Farm Keiiet stana . iiat nikiu. went at to tim rio
: Grande to Pleilran Xcgraa for din-1
IS SUDDOrt ReaSOn. n,,r and returned to Bale Paas.
' : where he spent the nlshL This'
'mornli.g Mexican officials. Including
iimi-ri ivn n..t -i .Hi.,m. , Uencral Manuel .Mesa, In charge of
Senator Outlines.
Plan For Farm Relief -Thinks
Hoover Has!
Ability To Solve
Problem.
English
Word
Lady
Closing Tour of Cam
paign Northern Sea
board Usually Republican
Is Vote Gaining Objective
Optimistic R eports
Received From Party
Leaders. x
ALBANY. N". Y., ' Oct. 24. (P
! Oo-crnor Alfred K. Smith, liio
! Ucmocratio candidate ' or . thu
i presidency of tho United Mulct.
' left Albany on bin apcclul train
for IJoston at 10:17 a. in. ' lu-
uuy. Hiopa win be muilo at
bpnngileiu and Woi-vcater on ihu
i wuy and tho nominee ia due lu
lll,.l
reach me .uitw..c,iu;iuitM
, al 3:00 p. m.
Savant Believes
Frnm Rin-Farpfl rha Bovoruor and his party r-
rrom Diy-careu rVta a. thc MMIon at tt ,luum.,.
Of
The;
C1IICAOO. Oct. 24. lP) Without
Ku
bjocta for hla Ht. Ixiula ad- " - v , the mmtaTy ot t'oahulla, met him, , .', .' .' . : lh' ..,..
view of tho 'treat Interest I tor eorgo W. Norrls of N:-hraska. ; urlnKlIW Rr'eetln!1I from PregJdent ; ' ' nl" l,c"''f ,tatfnl7
area In both questions. Progressive, announced here today Callea. l.lndbcrBh shortly afterward I Scnor ci,H,.,, MgXary of Ore-
liriXIIII (nnfitllnrn WOM rtttlwt. ' .mi . r ll ', lr l Ulm nlana fno lha lnninm 1
" i i nai no will iiiruri auBiiiur -ri i rin .....a.p...... ,
VU 111 iiiruiui o aaiuuia vaiviua I
gon, co-aulhor
of
the . AlcNary
fred K. Smith. Democratic nominee ! P111""' by ManUI?l an.d i Huugen farm rellK bill. In a radio
camiwiKn. i.o"c. e'-.chuln addrewi over irtatlon KYw
wIimii tin tulLml with nnm'ymituif fnr. I
n,i.,.i . -r .. i. u.iai. i iiir ii' b iiruHiuvui'v. in iiib iJMiiiimiiHii.in .
iT. .I...U. I ...- I h. .in - . ! hre last nigh, outlined the Repub-
;.Z .. " ........... . ... . . ..' .. " " . ,m."u"u'.u "V " ' ,iun plan for furm relief
pro-iK-ilty and oxlend II. Ihut niiin I ' sponKicj tour in oniun a-uenaii , ine pauy inai i no ;.o, , ln 811euking of Hoover and agrl
an .... .
Mars ureal, scheduled o leave at iv a. ui.
j governor Hmlth, hla eldest
Event For Human Race.da,,Kntcr- jnn a. wum-r.
i and Mrs. Sm.th, drove iu lliu
Opens Battle To Cele-'n"''on ln an u'in car- 110 wo
vp g ' a. heavy gray .ulster. wooieu
' ' ritcarf drawn cIokoiw' nhmn l,iu
Urate. . i throat, ami tho lnavltnlili- l.inu-u
derby. . .
' - ' Suttefled tilth hla two drives
LONDON, Oca. 54. (Pi After, went of tho Allegheny mountains,
paying It eenta a word for gov- tno Democratic . nominee liu.i
ernment radiograms to be sent to, elected to close his drive for tho
a. woman on Mars, and after lis-! presidency nlonj thc densely pop
tenlng for replies. Dr. Manxfleld i uhited North Atlantic seaboard.
Robinson, telepathlst. announced ; ana .uaa-acnuseiis nas ueen a ng-
this morning that certain meseagca I leo oul ' 8,-te
it-eaii. of un
had been received but would have ifecl 11,0
first to
Invading
il Kloo.i. ii... !...... , ,. 1 1 iinii.tM ' imurvi.ii.urs 1 uiunrituii. uuiiv willilii a row nays. might -en io .nexico i ny aner me .,ui,m. sonaioi- Mc.Yiu-v.iild
, j '''' ' " ."J '' ,""' Z I inn tho candidates broad nUlMJ r TUe. lrrt Bnln,cemeiif of-8en. tout aid tuerr return m-the tJirtteil ".l8 ShSrwtaV
m : i ch's oVl Cld'gu adnn,':u,:uon "i 'JT " '. U' ST 8W,W Tto E' j of'X'-conTm of T
PRIEST IS KILLED
wIko. ho roHponrted. ermlc nomfnee watt made on hl or
llruiVm tiim.it I In flirt tir.iliarAl Inn i i i i i.i .t i. .n
prosperity which lm. excited thoi., .,rti .nnrh ind.v . ! . u' . a ..i
..mi -..v.. ..r ii,. - lor wo",orn speech today, ex- roll 0 tu Omaha from 8eattle..
" S'l I w? X workine I 'M,,,,,n,t ,u Bwml m0"' ot hl" ' So.ia.or l" mKo his first Smith,
... a.i . i, "r."1 '!rorpresldei,t campalKn speech in
to be decoded. jvemocruuc ami. llio coveraur
;Operatorn at the Saint Alban arran"l hl auhedulo no as to
radio Htntion who had tlMtened on arrivo in Howlon at 3:50 p. m..
a wave length of 30.000 metew for today In oClg; tiv MovMv- UfC,
I a rep huiq inai nuininR nati uwni - - ----- - m
. j w . ..i i lyiri-iuii DfOIIH luniL-nc. . -
arm i ucuih iruni mo piunvi-. .
dltrn.ution than any man In the The messages sent by Dr. nob-1 V I- or
I'nlted Stales, if not In the world. I Inson were dispatched into space P"'caI n.siory. , the atnndnr.
llo Is thoroughly fumlllnr with I on a wavelength of IS. 700 meters bearer of democracy has decided
old, iiiuilhod liorKelf yenlerdny
by flyinif boi' pin ne under nil
four of tlio bridges lliut unite
llrooklyn mid Mmilinttiiii. She
loft CnrtiNS field ulone in bor
plnne, flew- down to the upper
Imy, vii mi; down the Kimt river,
whipped her plane under elieli
of tho bridKON in turn, hodio
timoH flyinif only 10 foul iibovo
tlm water. Hhe returned tJfcOu'
1 ikm field ouo hour mid ten iiinw
utok lifter hIio left.
Tho yotiiiK bidy viulutud
l-llloH of tho depiirtment of foul
moroe, but will probubly bo for-
"bIvoii.
Women will fly iin Well us
muu, for ' pliykioiil Htrengtli in
1'lyiliK in h's.1 iiuportiint thnii
iiorvo. In ptiru eoiirnge woman
oipuil men ii ml hui-phnh tlietn.
S'teerinn his iintoniobilo by
' rifle HitfhtH, Mnjoc Scurnvo,
llrilitih npoed oluinipioii, will
iittempt to bout IiIn record und
do 20 inilcH nn hour.
lie in n, y do it,, ultliough Mich
Npeod, on the trround Ih umcIons.
J tut. developiuir hu ouifiiio tluit
onn MAKH llio Hpeed lt very
UHoful.
Flying iimehines jbiipnlilu of ii
, 5CMJ-I11 ilo Hpeud nro wiintod nnd
nrc oomliir hooii. And In Urn
ii ir miy upend mii.v bo mil'u.
To bo around tho earth
lulokly us tho mm 8UKMH to
tto u rou ml it will rumalii tliu
goul until it ih iittuiiiod.
jjThoii men will think norloiiH
ly about Kottinyr uwiij from
this little earth. Hut that prob
ably will NOT bo permitted.
lug In Washington. II
Smith Is a aiilck leiirnrr. Ho Is
Hoover. In Ms knowledge of the
probli-niN of the nation, lluuver
started yeurs uhead. If Hinlth wm-e
elected. It would take htm years -j
leiirn wIihi Hoover knows now."
!.-.... tlll.l
li. Iln..li..d llt.,1 f !.,v,... t
Hmtlh had ri-s.n-l.-d to "the great
est of all nllhlH" In announcing ho
would uppolut , u coiiiiiilsslun to
work out details of i program uf
farm relief legislation In tho event
he was sent to llio White House.
"Tho experiences of tlovi'rnov
.,, i I it . -piiiiuin nil', inn illiniums, inn usi-u-
Minor him Hi, u pir! 17 .enrs i,.,,,,,,,,,,, Imv ,'. ,um, f,.um
dlffli-ull ecoiiniiile probli'tiis In
geiientl nnd iiurh-iillurul problems
In imrtli-ulitr." he snld. "ll Is t-leur
Unit we need leadership mid spe
cial skill In flnill-ig remedies.
There is no swift road to the goal
wo seek, but 1 should rather have
Mr. Hoover's guidance than any
one I know."
Discussing tho turlff. Mr. Hughes
nsserted that , Ouverntir Hmllh's
advocacy '. of specific revisions
iHiHi'o on the reiHiiiiiiiundntlons of
nn inipnrlliil tariff commission
"lias it pleusiint sound, but our ex-
purleilee shows Ihtil his propusal Is
as Inipractli'iible as some of his
other 4Eiiggeslions. If history
proves anything It Is that you can't
tuko the tiiriff out of politics.
"The Detniieriille party which
for generations has stood for a
tariff for revenues only and In lis
last action for the principles und
iiii'lhoils of the Underwood bill, u
party whose lenders In congress
contlnuo to hold the same senti
ments us those hcroloforo declared,
eiinnut bo trusted with currying
out llio principle of protection to
American Inlereiits."
t.'nlllng the prohlbllloiT Issue n
"shinn buttle," .Mr. Hughes said
Smith was "trying to gnlu the
presidency by getting enough wet
votes In the north und cusp lo mid
to tho ossentiul dry votes of the
south. "
"The drys." he sntil, "are nske.l
lo support him on Ihu ground Hint
he cm. do nothing, und the wets
because Itu can do much. This Is
mil to my mind it very conimcnd
nblu out erpiise.". .
l l .1 .1 (mB lHBK ami in uiasing a scnorui
s sulil that iBllrvov f .1,. iiri!eli-i'(iiinltUHIlon.
llo roacticd Wnshlimton early yes
terday from Now York. Bocrotary
Kellot'-.i called on him during the
morning and rlinlted briefly with
him. Then, nfier spending most of
tho remainder of llio forenoon al
work on I Is speech, the nominee
went lo tho Whllo Home lor lunch
eon with the chief executive.
Hoover spent an hour and a halt
wtlh Presldont Coollilgo but de
clined to rovunl tho naturo of their
conversation when he loft.
Oiuulia Saturday night:
"I couldn't reach any other con
clusion but tp support Governor
Smith for president," the senator
said. "For a Progressive there Is j
no oiucr piaco io isiiu eAeein ui wo
Smith camp."
Tho Nebraska!, said he will suu-
nuiinnu nmrn
ununun luuilui
i every phaxe of the problems con
j nected with agriculture and with
j the marketing and distribution of
furm proa u eta. 1 believe under his
leadership the farm problem will
be effectively and permanently
MPYirn riTV Oct U pvF1! i folved and I chnll do my utmost
I Universal said today that Felipe de ! to aid him In his efforts 6 bring
I Jesus Ochoa. a 70-year-old priest of j ubwut l,his l"lon ' ' .
uiun. resiuea nia nutivo niaio
T
E
The Noted Dead
Kii i Sii hli because of Iho eandl-i schismatic Mexican Catholic c,, n'',l"r
lm t Smith because or llio eandi uu.i,rt , Kcpuhllcuu plan of farm relief
Hale s Bland on wa.cr power anui--- " I follows-
because of his program tor I masked men broke Into a! "An a.loMua.e protective tariff
T im not with flovernor Smith church and stole all llio valuables. """ ' n"- r.e-orBn..
I am not with l.ovenor Siii lh flr.!tlon of the marketing and dis-
KL'UK.NK. Ore., Oct. !4. (A't
Until next week tho University of
Oregon football team will take thc
rest lVafi McKwun believes It
earned In defeating tho University
of Washington. Ilut beginning on
Oct. So, tho Webfoots will beat
down on strenuous pi''tloe In pre
tuiratlon for the gmnu Willi Cull
.ornlu on Nov. 3, tit liorkeloy.
Conch McKwan faces tho tusk of
developing two players who can
fill the pluces of lloorgo Htudel
man. l!l&-pound centur, und
tieorge chrlstensen. S15-pouiid
tackle, lloth suffered leg Injuries
during the Washington gume..
on his stand on prohibition, but 1
think that will bo worked out satls
Inelorlly If he Is elected." the sen
ator suld, adding: "Ilut his stand
on tlio wator power nionoiioly nnd
on relief for tlio farmers Is rksht."
"Tho grent battleground of this
c'liiimilcn should bo In the .Middle
West In tho agricultural section oC
the country." Aoirls salu. jusil
how the states In that section will I
voto no ono can foretell, but the
farmers and thoso who dopend on j
the farmers for their prosperity
should support Mr. Smith.
"Ills program, as ho lias an
nounced In a number of his
speecnes, is lo mo -irent auvautage
of llio nutlon, because It will give
tho furm sections tho relief they are
so much In need of at the present.
I The Itopubllniiis otfer nothing ex
cept a lew Kiuu worus.
"And us for tho power problem.
It Is a most evident fact that Hoover
will do nothing to curb this giant
trust. It Is tlghtenles Its grip on
tlio country, nnd the only one who
will nld us. as I see It. Is Smith."
They thon forced the priest to ac
company them to the outskirts ot
the city, where ho was stabbed to
death. :
Thc scliitiuntlc church was estab
llsl cd about a year beforo contro-1
versy between the stato and lloman I
Catholic, bishops dvoi- the religious !
ED PLAYERS JW. C. T. U. LEADER
fRET SCHISSLER! PREDICTS BURIAL
tributlng muchinery. stabilization
of prices and Income of the farmer
upon a higher level. The creation
with government finance and
leaderfhlp of farmer-owned and
eon trolled stabilization corpora
tions. Expansion of markets for
laws began, and It adheres to the j ""'"cultural products and the do
jaWfl 1 velopment of new uses and mar-
a. i i"in. 4 uniicr uuiuneo oeiween
, , r the production of farm products
; and the demand for them both at
home and abroad. Adaptation of
' proven methods for distribution,
i organization and development, and
i stabilization ln Industry to the
I solution of the furm problem."
Wire Report on
the Pear Market
NKW YOUK, Oct. 24. (VSDA)
Yesterday's peur receipts: !4 Cali
fornia. 1 New York, 1 Ohio. 21
Oregon, 1 Washington; Ten Cali
fornia on track: 10 others on track.
Oregon Hohcs. 0,J ao boxes extras.
$S.1U to $3.75; few $2.Sit to $3,
average $3.R4 ; funey
$3.55
$3.3U
hv ihA Ttnl.v tnli..n t . rr. I l" carry u.n campaign into
They read "Love to MarVV and iKr?Up f a,c w.Wch Vm,"r
Ood Is love."
to "Oomaruru. a big-eared
I l.i n n-nman -flK Ka Te- t?nK.
Inson Mid he had telepathic com- K x,ew "rk. this group Include ,
j Jersey and PennyTvanla. He also
' .!.. i .i. irniiui. -h I'IH appeal to the border state
'of Maryland and. although he will
not vis t It:, the state of IX-ln-
ope
I of thin final drive of the cam
paign.
I ui tne seven states to oe vi-
noniiiHf
Itcpublt-
ean lineup four years ago. Muss-
i ' au X-n.ay rnflr'a JT. Ifnnirl'l.
reply on a high-powered radio set. ...,' -,h , ,. N jorcV-
m. he said: , m.,...i.,i- ll,t. C?nnniell-
- . Code Mcsaago. rut., slx anc ahode iiun(1 wtb
We have received certuln mas-1 ,,g four fe), under the aval
sagos, but must wait until they are I Bnch(.e of baot which swept
d.,;2ie'"'" . . i Calvin Cool'dge Into office.
There will be some ginger bo-1 y,,,. Democratic nominee, lm.
hind their reply." remarked tl'ev,r, has received optimistic re
doctor reassuringly, as he waited jport8 from party leaders In these
In the Chtswtck laboratory. ,i,. n.i u csnfldent that he
i "This is the greatest event In hM bright prospects In this area
i the history of the human race. It ' rtB n the quadrennial P"l-
(-onditiontt register their elei--
munlcatlon. As the enthusiastic ;
doctor realxed that Mirtlans were,
not acquainted with Kngltsli. he ;
translated the radiograms Into
..J w ... .' . wares comes within the
Although the British postoffice.' , ... , ,,, ,
which accepted the messages. '
would not guarantee their delivery. '
r.- ..., . ... , w c '
.,,.., . H' bv tho Democratic
of this morning at the laboratory- Wfrc foun(, , ,he
ui a soicniliic ineno, -rroiescor ;
M. Low, In Chiswick, a stiburb. op-!
tlmlstlcally trying to pick up
reply on
At 4 a.
. . , . . , . m . i i nv uiK ui ivrciuiu in mi- i.t Knttlf
h.' 'clershlp o( lr.L,wu, L h. m-ramlds. II .b
have a theory that the whirlwind ,
experienced In London Monday
night was In the nature of a hint
from Mars, and I um Investigating j
this."
lladlo listeners in America, Scot-)
Hoover" Mc.Vary .said, "the plan i
will be worked out to Its ultimate
end. which. In Mr. Hoover's lan
guage. Is 'to estubllsh for our far
mers an Income equal to those- ot
j other occupations: for tho farmer's
comfort in her
2ti
ta.nt: fuller. ?.Sr lm-CM i -lfi (ha ,n,
fow SJ.70 to $J.83..nverageihonie as women In other iiraiim l ""w' tMKi Africa and the r rench
common. J.I 1 5 boxes extras, enjoy: for the furm -rin mi imv. : government radio were like himself
to 14, few $4. in In S4.4
average J3.6:': fuui-y S3.U,'. to 53.75.
averuge X3.4"i; eeinlilnutluns. S3. 05
to 13.75, average $3.55: llowells 531)
boxes extras, $2. 3D to 13, average
$:.s;: fancy 2.4o to 52.S5, nvor
ago S5.71. -
JJthc same omiorlunltles In life ..'watching for the Martian slsnal.:
BY CARTER GLASS
other boys und girls.'
PILOT FALLS OUT
AS PLANE DIVES
IKiM K," Odt;"i 24. (P) Cluetnno,
C'lirdlnal Do Lul, secretary of tho
oonslstorliil congregnllon slneo
IUUK. died today lit the ago of 75..
Ills health had been puor for a
year and on Hnlurduy his condition
hoonnic grave,
(luelfino, (.'nnlluiil l)e 1.ul, was
born ill Mule, Ituly, July mi, 1853,
and hug beon for years ono of the
twnlvo mcmbors of tho lloln,
which Is essentially the supreme
court of tho Itoinan Cut hollo
church, llo received tho red hat
In 100H. '
Thu-(lonlll of I'lirclluul Do 1, 11 1
leuvcs tho tion-Tlnllnlt cttrdlnnls In
C'OllVAI.l.IM, Oro.. Oct.' V.. (JP)
Prepurlng for the til'. . ,'fllh tno
University' of Washing b v. next
S,iturday at Heattle, itj Oregon
Minte college grldsters arc mn Kins'
the most of srrlmniitHi praef'.co
with the freshmen, whlM the in o
ond stringers are doing lmt -vuh
the rooks, " . '.', v
. couch ruui J. Kchlsulev l t,.s-1
lurueii uy the npimrenl falltn j of
some of his stai-8 lo reoover s ir, $
llyi from Injuries. The t'cKle
position suffered Inst week' .'hen
jFred Schell, had to remain behind
booutiao of Illness when the Slaters
wont to j'unmiin. To riuko mat.
tors worse, Del Scott, reserve
tackle, was Injured ".tl.-i Cougar
fray, und probably wll; not ie
tukon to Hclittlc. It lu ulso unlike
ly that Hohcll will be ublo lo miilto
the trip. ,
llio'laurbd bolleg-d In n VnnJOrltT,"' -I joon drinking.
Ilrollior Kills llnulier -
ht. i.ouib, on, n.-ny
flnirlcis IJuidnck, 37. shot and
killed his. brolhoe -Alex, an, last
nlKht, after Alex lied mistreated
his bride of ono day nnd his
crippled mother, nnd had threat
ened the older brother ivltli a
knife, Alex Is alloged to have
! NBW YOUK, Oct. 24.
Ul'SUA) Pear receipts today, 22'
jcnrlonds California. 20 Oregon,,
one New York, four Washington, j
j l-'leven l-allfernla curs on track, i
ininu others on track. '
1 Oregon hoses.- 6.670 boxes, ex-! of thc Uorder Cities Aero club, fell
I ti ns :U 4. few 12.75. average i from one of tho club's moth planes
!S3.i"4, Kaney S2.9IHI 3.55. few I today.
. 53.75, few 2.5t-, average $3.28.: Strevett was at the controls of
,,.,,.,,.,.....,.. , i Oregon Coinlce, I U20 boxes, i the nlniie. with tho club Ihs.roclor.
M!nXm U !''!!2i-J." " iMS i.!,' ?"""'! fl'" "hh"' :
tlont of tho Women's Christian Tern-
ll.ilMtll.n ...li. It. twin l,.-.-.....-. .!.
.it, . .., ,.,.,. ,., !.. I'XIHIS ft.MSI IU -4.0. lew. 9ii.IV, IIV
111 una ni ihu 111 11 un i oimu vvui vih inn 1 1 n iini,,, ... . 1 1,,, ... .1. . r 1
last nuihl. suld:. r- . V ' " ' """ vvwuu iiniiN tne wing.
I'uiti-u iMiiincu unrs into ino
aney ? -J.un fj ii.in-, - aveniKo ii.-jw. , ueiuy mo piano WtMH into a vertical ' mh..tln. 1 nniht..-
irvKuu ij AiuuiiN. Li-til 110x03. iv unci nirnven ini nut. ' . , i. .--"
i . . . . , 1 . : . . r-i umiu 10 HHve uuy usiiermit'iiis j 4...
. extras $3.6564.35, few. $3.10, nv- Soundy uIho tell from tho fusclagd it, it... 1, !,, ' ... .. I platfotm. .
,. a,,,.n..n...i 1.. ...1.1 .... 1 ! iinv.ii nu ui
j he said. Dr. Itoblnson added Ihntj . - t
! he did not have this morning lha. 1 . .. .
I ,.. u. .... . ... .......... I.ICH.MOXD. Va.. Oct. 24. (Kl
imurum ' After delivering n prepared ud
Hls lust ! lrc' ln whlcho ho rebuked Sen-
' utor IJoran lor um oiw
bohulf of Herbert Hoover, unrr
aiusji. senior Democratic senator
from Vlrgln'a. In vigorous lang-,
uage last hlgl.t attackod Mlshop
Jntnes Cannon, Jr., of the Mcib
odlst Kplscopnl . church. South,
nnd defended the stand of Oov
ernor Alfred K. ' Smith on pro-
darlt. A paper bearing the word; je Brohi,ltlon on ls-
"ouf was pinned to thc front door. ! ' ,.. . h raa. "I wrote the
but the reporter pounded ' until ( . ' , 11,0 Democrutle Plat-
Mrs. Iloblnwon appeared and said: I .. ui-hon Cannon npprov
"If yon have come about that , . ., ,,,,,. it was adopted.
I nuve "7.. .,
- n ...
pain In his left temple which he!
nmnfi simrrn n iii-n ouniumni
j wishes to speak to him.'
! act In his friend's laboratory was
j to open a bottle of champagne and
; to drink the health of nil Martians
1 Indiscriminately.
- tlefnre Dr. Rohinson had hcen
I located at the Chiswick laboratory.
21. (iSPl fa reporter from the Dally Exoross
WIXDSOK. Out.. Oct
Don Strevett, youthful student pilot I went to his homo In Hoyden. Hert
fordshire, and found thc house
lie
UU.U.D ". - .....
Smith .repuumieu
I say
"Imagine the whllo nnd holy ban
ner of tho W C. T. U. marching In a
procosalon behind the 'wot' gover
nor of Now York with tho slogan
'Prohibition Is u Pitmiiiiblo Afflic
tion.' "
Mrs. Williams protllctoil Hint on
November 0 "wo liull have hurled
tho llttlo brown ilorby In the gruvo
of John llarloycurii, side by sldo
with the Jlttlo brown Jug, twin om
blegis of n (Iny that shall never
comcwflsnln."
After ridiculing the Idea that
members of tho V. C. T. U. are trai
tors for falling to follow Governor
Smith, Mrs. Williams culled upon
.members of tho orunnliintloii not to
bo docelved or misold by "smoke
scroeiis such as tho plea for party
loyalty," which, Bho said, had boon
tlirowu out to dQvolve volors,
$3.85.
I'lllCAOO.
I -I .. I .. .. . . 1 l t. ...... 1
plane, which was then flvlng niislde ! .. ...... . '.. ! tcr
"i down, righted 11 and made a sue-1 lh ... f,iKhu rin.i I
"My husband hns gone tu Lou-
ere will encourage him. but
lie would
Oct.' 24. (USDA)
l'oiir receln.H- ono i-iirload 11-1 ..n..r.., 1 ,i ... ..
. , , . . , no.ui uiiioiiiK a. naiaer a tr port. 1 k,. ..
llnols. ono Wiishlngtnn arrived. I - mis nouse.
l-'oiirteeii ears eu track, four cars v To Kmllo . I H,,c l,,en closed the door on fur
cold. ! MAI.DKX. Mass.. Oct. 54. ($) ,nHT moi'trics.
tuiiiiirtilti Hoses, 620 noxes. it
$2.8(1(113.35, average $11.10
Oregon Hoses, 520
the Kino. n ""
. . ... .... . .
enforce it " " -
1RN1A CARAVAN
, average $3i45
a.:io (it a.n5. nv
fancy, $2.10ff3,ll(
520 boxes fancy
eragc $3.86,.
Dogs Poisoned
MAHHI1K1K1.D, Ore., Oct. IV
(fl) Tho eleventh dog to bP iol
soned In the south Murshfleld lils
trlct within tho past fow months,
died Inst night from the effects of
a virulent poison. Ono person Is
bollcvod to have killed all tho anl-muls.
j 1, imjw 11. niiu.e. 1 nomas J. -.- ,
unrriiy, icuer currier. has re-i "" '" "" .v"'"
iiuavs uaiii. ,-..ivi'ii a 51 uuy cnectt ; ror 401 ...o-... ..v..
years-he has delivered mall to "Pa orticiany louay oy mo posi
Mrs. llessle U Knton. "Ho Is n office that no wireless signals hud
flue man who dally grettcd mo been reoolved which could huvo
wllh, a smile and a word ot! been messages from Mars In re
cheer." she explained her gift.
lct'oriniu-k Liberal
NKW YOUK. Oct. 24. oPl The
Democratic national headquarters
today announced receipts of a
campaign contribution of $10,000
from John McCormnck, the Irish
lenor, cabled from London.
CAUFI
VISIT SALEM FRIDAY
oii.vu ft 24. im good ""'I
. n.iifornla Is to ri'b
sponse to the message he had sent. r 2 0-c0ck rrWat afier-
limn. .tViMilhi.r. I nOOIl. .-kllu. ... L .
Kalr tonight and Thursday.' but Ibulldlr-W tho ;" W prVeM
becoming unsettled with. rain
Thursday over the extreme , north
west portion: modorate tempera
ture; moderate variable winds, be
coming trcsh eouthorl)-,
by Governor r-aiiew -
to Portland. Tha excursionists win
bile. . '