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MEDFORD, OKEdOX. TlllM'Slt.VY. (XTOHKk
AIL TRIBUKE YM' Ae'"
i!'-'s. Xo. -jit;.
Today HO HOOVER
Dread Word, 'Socialism.'
Women Campaigning.
Only $5,000 For The
Lord.
Grant's Great Grandson.
(Copyright, 198. by Star Co.) j
Mr. FTjovcr toM JL'.HIIIJ poo- ;
pie in Madison Square tin nJ.
oud millions on the radii., that
f.'uvcruor Smith's pro'-trum
uuiounts to SobhiUmu.
Tim t "s a terrible word. ' SO
CIALISM. "' and shoikcd when
they hear il will be Kaskoli.
Pul'ont, Woodin. llarkness.
1he other "brown derby boys."
who loft thy lfc'imblh'an parly
la work for Smith.
To 1 ho Wall Strot't mind,
"Socialism moans taking '
u way you v propert y, taxing'
your income, pultini; your chil-'
(Iron in a sort of state factory
where thoy aro all brought up -
J , , t i i !
tou'ether. Hut perhaps Itaskoli. j
Voodin, et nl, bnve inside in-!
formation to assure them,
(lovernor Smith has rule
New York, and really lil'LKDi
it. for many years, with no;
(:rcut display of Soeialism be
yond some interlerenec when
New York legislators elected
on the Soeialist ticket were to
be kicked out, although le-ully
r
elected.
4
Women nlav an inioortant
i
part in this election.
, Helen Wilis is for IIuver.
Rosamond I'inchol. a champion
, .
f 111 IliJl line, is lor IsilUth. j
,,., U-Mmtenu-'Wili. Iwim.. 1
" .', .itu th1 f!"-"i-r-'
. L1. U. .:!. ' in .
i hi ii i rjui omn ii win.
surely be elecleil. f
laby reifoV of the screen.:
m. ii,,, nii.Hn tiMinl l, ll, ii.,. '
I 'lllueratie )iU'ty illltl is for j
llonver i
Mrs. K. S. Dotk'e dies Iev-
iliJT $1,01!.0.M) to friends. .")(ilK)!nol with some of lus specifie
1o it Presbyli'riHn eburch
t ho f
bnliinee Io reltive.
Five tlioiiKiUid out of 1.0,
(M) jiveit to Hie Loril seems thinu'. I nmiiot see the b'ic of a!
Ii. ..1.1 l..vH wIimi Wjiv.:" M.ublicnn departing from his
ii und hell wen taken liter-;
r ,
WISC tM K'V' Hll.iHHI to P'llL'-f
ion aod mokr sure of .salvntion. i
Hut iu thin affiiostio ibiy
muv fe
f hot lh Lord lioeS !
not norti theinonpv.
ii '
CSieeiilll ;
IIS lie Ponld cj-eBt Unv amount !
?jo, , .v uU ,o. I
;ib Frfative ad edtK'iit mnal m-iSoihcrt said.
1M ";d n,0"",'-V' ''"ifeZTTr, r
I'ilu 41 .fft1fnm .airfkete i W.l I nun m ...... f.... rnttir
', 4l 1
TbaT 0 Sin lis boPie to 1'i-in- j
ec- iunool t nrAi'''iic in ,
CliiiOo uvLa lStthB fro the iiv
cnig," jnn6oli. but 0 great ileal
to 0P old ii'0 iff the (Iraiul
oAi niy. who know tftf Princess I
( aiitaciizene is tieiicftil lrnift's,
'ramhlauiilitcro j
The only jjnniomlitv 01 ,
which we arc certain, apart
from tile eertaintv of reliyiotl-s ; tJi" H- ! Gollyer a the eon-1 iniMMt privileges, recently granted Kntebbo until Friday or Saturday. :..rohibltlon officer, the l.ane coun
fultb I. tl. ;,,?i..i..l..i;tv ..C .me : ,ri,,s' ",ul ,,Hn-v Ttick.O. sports ou shipments to Hun Francisco and ; At this decision tho prince and his iv grand Jurv cbise.l Its s,,,., la hi
ihiui. is tne lniiuoittim iu 'mh , n. , n.vn..r ; ..jisscaer's : i .. ...ut ..i... ; ,.,..i i ..i... n . ....... .i...
1,1 o"'"''
ilesceiKliints. loach may
for thousands of years in
llVC
liis;
descendants. HSuu Unit read
this are descended from men
that were alive on earth "iiKI.
ffl (K1I years ui-'O.
Wl.at our descendants will bigive
cannot guess.
tiencral Grunt, before (0nortu
Ity came and people wondered why
he. didn't keep "sober." little
thoueht that he would be the
grandfather of a Rimlau prince.
Descendant!) of Axtors. Vaniler
bills and Rockefellers will be'j
their bread a thousand years hence
if beting Htlll prevails.
Iescendants of Jhcr.'Jhls. Itlnnn
and Attila are anions .Mongolian
laborers Bow scattered throu-'h
Asia.
The trlcnnlHl I'ToToMunt Kpisco-i-". ' critically injured
PHl convoton tn Wnshlngton ltoday when he wo pinned be;
ursontlv requtned to rcccznize j the wreckage of the f a, V
.faith cures. In such Ctiro the pa-: ti.r dome as u collapsed In to
4tlnt helps himsolf by bcJlevlns j orchestra pit where he was
that Homeone elsf will help htm. dlrectln a fiRht against flames.
Faith .an An tnnnv things Tno dome, part of the roof and
rami un uo ninny ""T'. . i 411 11 ... .....
nn -, fwMin1 In char n I leet
-0-
(CoDttDued oa Fe i'our.)
! lLHb I IUH
KAHN A S
gW
York Banker Says
Reactionary Expectations
Mistake Hoover-Candi-
A ft in Dnrfo KnA DnnoilOC
uaic ncaio mtu ih-hvo
Cheering Reports Her-:
rick And Solbert Call And
!
Confer.
Hy .Inline 1.. West.
(Associated Press Staff AVriler.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.V .?--Herbert
Hoover relaxed from the
exacting work of i irn m i i iij his next
I'limiiMlll speech today Io receive J
cheering words from some of his
supi'ort.M-s and to conf.-r briefly i
with several of his close political
advisors.
Ono of his carlv callers was tt .
K:ilm lhP N(.w Vwrk ,jankHr. j
who had breakfast with the nom-.
in"1 and who afterwards sapi tnui i
anyone who voted for Mr. Hoover!
!fn the expeetatlim of a rea ettonai-y ;
ailinlnistratien frreriily mi.-.taki' the i
t man.
I'.esi.le.s Keeintr Mr. Kalin, Mr.
lloovr ennfei-reil with Myrun T. j
Ilerrlek. iimhnssailin' In France, and !
X. Sollicrt of Itoehoster, N .
V., i)resltlent nf tlie John 1'rie.on.
I iU'nublleali lea-ue ul' Aulerien. wlui !
j reecntly made a eamiwiKU trip
I oh-oubh : states ;
(In his statement Kiihn said Mr.,
, iluuxei- was "the widely ennstrue-'
.live liheral and littiiuinitarian now;
! that lie was i i injo": that h"i
the
prosperity
' . .". . , '. ... '.
1 WHICH IS WKlelV UlUUSeij U Mill
.... . i' .ii i ,;
he does not choose the dav which,
, .. . ,
" .; ee,iv.
line mrp uoni no mmi- rumn vv"
but Hie way which, in the actual n,ntoe.
wtiteomerwill provn nut benefielal. i.M,ortH that Johnson, an ad
j ,vh ,
"1 do not consider that bigotry
is an issue in this campaign," Afr.
Kahn continued, adding thai U
had been "repudiated indignantly
! Iiv Mr I loovoi it ltd tliseoiintenaiiei'd 1
emphatically by ih" Uopublicani
campaign mana rs.
l-ersonauy. .n. i; mi ?.;iim. i
:ain In aeeord with Govi-rnor Smith's j
i oaie views on proniiuuon t imuukii i
I ommeiuiations ) Put inasmuch a
Mi'ivrnor .-nnu is novoi.aiim; tnif
thinu and a laru'e majority of th'.atid will of course, continue
: conKfessional nominees of his par-!
i ty are ndvoentini; the opposite!
: ustia 1 political a f filiations because
of that question."
who formerly wn niili
to 1'reside'nl I'oolidL'o.
tary aide
aid that duriim It I eaaipaicn trio
Io had found thai Ain'rieaov of
Swedish descent w ere u rw helm-
( miriy lor Hoover.
r or the maintenance nd ln-
erease (tf tiresent presperllv, en-
pioynieiu, limn Wildes aim nmn
Mtm-n.,,H uf iivhjc. ihev are cm-
vioeed that Herbert Hoover and
his policies should head a business
tiovern me ii I of lb
United States,"
urlaln !
is the j
i;ood
tlille. ami eonseiiuent lv
for the
Ken-nil welfare .-mil liapplness
MDHLE
USHES
MiNKS IMKM) I-OS0 ANG-
KA-;h, Oct. 5. UT The mono-;
plane Yankee Doodle, With -a P
man
D'cat. landed here at
I- p. in.
! todav, completing
non-mop
flhOu from New York Git
The unofficial time of the flight,
whh'h constituted a - w cast -to-west
non-stop record, was - I hours
and oTt minutes. oThe best previous
time on a flitcht without Oop is
JB hours and iia minutes made in
! !:':! bv Lieutenants John Mac
ready id Oakley Kelley.
K LAND, Ch!..
2i. f1'
Antler-
-1'lre KJiptain
'C",M imu.-tru mini cu m. uimi
beams were burned. fhyfdciam.
I suy Uis recovery ig doubtful.
Byrd Radio to
Secretary Wilbur
dpeauion rreui
.
i w ashingtc.v, Oct. 2.1. ;
I .V- Commander Itiehard K. '
Uyrd aboard I hi- Whaler C. i
! A Lure'i "luilny radioed sc- (
; i ot.try Wilbur that all was
l w.-ll with his Antarctic ex- (
pwiitiun. :
His m-siiii read:
, "All Is well with expedi- 1
I tinjj. Kour ships converging '
' f"r ' New aland. Must ;
' grateful to you for your ;
t e I ft u r b m of confidence. '
: Kindest regards from all j
, members of the expedition."
i ;
HI"
7 TAKE
j
i
j
j
I q,
.-.,
... . ,
No Smith Endorsement
Polifnrnio Qonalnp
wainui inn wbiiuiui i m
r-:
Assertion of Campaign
Manager RllmOrS
Heard For Weeks Are
Stamnerl Fnnlish.
JOHNSON
WON
NORMS A H
. . . to call the State university at Luw-
. t . ! reneo and demand to Itnow why a
SAN MiA.V'Isro. O-.-t. 2-. !dl.blltn mi Al Suii,h had been per
UV Uutnors Unit lllram Johnson. ,mn(.(i nm wjty ihe anti-Smith
.-eekiiii; reelection to the I'niteu I team lost' the dubalo.
Stat-Jb senate, would follow Ihft j "That was his business, and it
..f w. .,,,. i , Viri'U t was the business of a Mule teach-
Xebraslta. and endorse the ca u-
didaey of Govermir Alircu J--. ,
Smith. Democrat ic nominee, lor J
itb. io r--i.l. :o v werr slaiuncd as i
v . .
..i.i;. ...i.,.- i... Mart iro.mii
ridiculous today by -Maik icequu,
Ivoeute of publicly owned "llli-Uinie
; ... . ...... ....
t(,.Hi would swiuif into inn iinmn
camps
have l ''cn heard for scv-
eral weeks and with the declar
ation of Senator ,orris In Port
land yesterday the rumor L-aincd
.r. n.i
"These nnnoi'H ure ridiculous
,und prooaoiy einanaie iroiu ucin-(
ooratlc HOUI ces, t-UUl neiMia.
They express a ivl.sh undoubt-
cuiv. nui I'Veii a uoasiuie iuti.
rec-jsenator Johnson Is campaigning
rijjm now ir. the San .toaquin
va Mey lor ine uepuuncjin !"
support of Iloovci' and Gurtfs.
I
ARE SOUGHT FOR
j UOSHnURG, Ore, Oct. ':'o. or
(The Douglas I'ounty Cooperative
Turkey Growers association 'today
Issued a call for bids on the rir.-T
shipment of turkoys from this
eounty under the newly formed
organization. About tiOOO birds
I will be included in the first pool.
Kastern shipments will clu.se on
November la and coast shipments
; on November 1". ISIds are to b"
received al Oakland, Oregon,
; vdiero the concern has Hs hciid-
quarters, not lalcr than H p. m.
Saturday, Nov. :.
A cash deposit of ten per cent of
the- bid Is required. Grade stati-
thirds are those used by the Idaho
pool, with which the Douglas,
conntv iisHoeiiil Ion Is eouneni I Iiil'. I
T1C association toduy received
!lo:ifl(.atlun fr0m tm. Southern
I...;lf ic comnanv that loadfnir in
meats to eastern markets.
-V
ore,, Oct.
.O -
: dean of men anf. aseociate profes
: sor of political science, was an
nounced today from Hi pre'-hlent"
! oft ice of the Cnlverslty of Oregon.
Dean Siiiri' II came to the titincj
j slty of Oi egon n year ago from
' Stanford university wh.re he had
i been a member ofthe faculty in
the political scb'ncij department.
J ""' mi S1 ,
ui , , , .
rh funs ( (I(;U(j;(, by the .
P.ldential election whoever v.lns ;
A dealer say thai Hoover and
Hnmh have written many letters,
for years, that Hardin was not,
..t.r...iam t.r,.liri ti... . ,,!.
- f-
idge ban len as economical of Ink
us f pe'-cli.
DEAN SHIRRELL
! nniK npccnN ii
, lUUU UltLUUM U.
KI"G1:?N1-:, ore,, Oct. XtWi The ;
..,l..uli,.n .O l-'l - I Ul.l II .
charge mad
ATI inrilTA ATT
IJIUUtNlblitl
Kansas Democratic Chair
man Claims Catholic
Baiting In State College
Committee Appealed
To For Aid By Students.
J Tof-'HKA. Kans.. Oct. JO.
: John W. Wells, chairman of the
' f tvuioeruttir .tte central commit -1
tfe, today issueil a statement in
I which !! declared that "thruiiKh
' open threats und intimidations"
; Htudeiits at the Kanatj Htati" At; -.
rleultural i'oll-'-o n- "heinK driven
; from inteiesi in politics." He de
j mantled that Governor l'uleti and
: the state hoHi-d of regents "call
j uff their rtholie baiter."
Mr. Wells said hi committee had ,
been appealed tu "numerous times"
to "make it possible for students
In state schools 4o openly Kupport I
the candidacy of Governor Alfred J
YZ. .Smith." but it was not1 until
H .L. Isben of the animal hus-j
., .... a,., ,.,. i... ...,n.,..
! had "'pennit'ed the publicity de.
i ,,R,,m,.i ( ,he itepumuan state
i central eelninittee to sav tliis fur
; lilm: -l haven't mmh use for Irish
! Democrats.' " that he "felt lie had
ia ricm tu hrina the issue into nie
j open."
i "ivriiaps it was Un riBhi." ah-.
1 Wells said, "for Governor Pattleu
I ..' ,...n.... .,.... ... r ,
J lady to yivo up her plat-e as Ihe
iw...,i -,f .. Ai smith C.dhue lub
Republicans have always drained
their power Into our state sehools
1" t,1!l1 manner, hut when Catholic
stm ents who mav or mav not be
f.ri''.n'v. "--'"
Smith find
th'-ir cnllei;e careers menaced by
hatred and intolerance of college
professors, it seems to me to be
' noii.
for common decency io , be
mixed with polities.
I "Kor before Pt'ofessoi- Isben per
j mitted tln publicity department of
(he tcpubllcan state con I ml com
, mittee to suy ovei his simiattire
OPEN THREATS
Ihai '1 haven't much use fur lrihK'n shoppers, who will b slvni
lx.r.-orrats. we had definite in-' rar bargain opportunities In ihe
s,
of "Gathollc baltlUK" out
there." practically all local men bants
. Kriday and Saturday. I hut to
IJMI'OUIA. Kans.. Oct. :5. M;,lH, fa,;l lnat a ,(-uer asson
ChaiKes by John W. WelN. chair-, ., wfn ). fllU)lli. imon-ow
man of the Democratic slate coin- .m i,:ibly be Hie heaviest ot '
mittee. that the president of a in,., (i,,v'M
Kansas .slate
lU'l-H collet" Itild
I forced a yoiin woman to declhi"
the chairmanship of aWxansas Oil-
lei; Al Smith chili, today brought
; a denial from A, J. Kricsun, He- I
A, .1. l-.ricsuil, Ite-
! publican congressional chairman.
"The Kirl in question" KricMJii i
said, "Is MiKH Katlurine KayKer of
Hron.son, a student the Kiuporla
j ichciicim coiM'Ke. fnc uecuueti Hie
Teachcrs college. She declined iiv
state chairmanshi! of the Kansas
SinlHi-Hobiiison I-'irst 'oters club
last week. A few days later she
rosiifiicd the secret aryslip of the 1
school s Al Smith club. '
"In her statement refusing both,
positions, she said: l admire Guv-,
irnur Smith but I am opposed to.
him for hlM stand on prohibition :
and on that alone.' "
PRINCE OP WALES
ENJOYS BIG GAME
SHOOT IN AFRICA
NAIUOIU. Kast Africa, Oct. :V
i,V The Pi li.ee if Wstleu U tin-.
. Jng such good sport with his safri
that he decided today to extend his
I huiitinur trio ami not rcliirn to
1 intention of tracking more game.
Wlillo at Murchison falls the
hunters encountered
number of
and buffn-
hippopotami, crocodll
( loes. AVales shot a crocodile.
Later when the boating party
sighted a herd of elephants they
hrought the boat to shore ami the
jhunt began. The herd led the
prince ami his companions Into
the juligle for twenty miles where
the royal hunter brought down an
elephant with tusks weighing fi
pounds. e
LIT
VOItK, Oct. 2 j. o1 Al-
Sloan, Jr.. pr"sidV'i of
NKW
frud f.
Crcneral Motors
corporation, an
nounccd thin afternoon
urniti-4'1
for Uie first nine iQonths f t
year not only txct eded any nine
morfths In the conipatiy's history,
but wer Reeator than the previous
record earnings for the full year of
1927.
i .
itzT cr r:zv: ciall doll ah zill, Hagen's ORITUOAVO
I Ht , V v V VN wife ha ;i J.i.Umein asaiiwl
I X 4 i" '"' reveal that II.- I A I II II1 I II
: 1 k,tv ' a-ree.l mi X..v..iiiImt IT. IMT. r I I r -f LI
i o . 'p$ :: S? Iv-SnSi LLnULIlOn I
' 1 . " J " s H 1 ! oi-e.1. plus interest. The ll.
I "M Jr tv ', i u,'ns were niiinicd In l!ej:i.
! Benjamin Harrn, standing, a veteran of the United States bureau
of engraving and printing, in Washington, t. C, who had the dis
tinction of printing the first of the new small-sized paper currency
soon to replace the old green and yellowbacks. Harris is seen show
lng the first sheet of the new dollar bills to Alvin W. Hall, director
of the bureau.
DOLLAR OAYS
ON MORROW
SHOPPERS
,
n r
I narUH U UU U rU!
Southern Oregon Provid
ed By. Merchants
Friday And Saturday
Visitors Expected I n
Medford.
Tomorrow is t lie first of t ho
two blKu-est .lays o the year
for Med ford a ml southern I rc-
'btK Dollar Days sponsored by
, L-i,, I.,.u,,.. ......... I. ..I fn.i.i nil i
l , u uini'ihei n (in-con with
.iriflin In from northern ;
i,...Mtnt.llfa. The Dollar I lavs Were
..riiiioillv nlnoiic.l bv llic Jack-
sou i 'utility M orchu tits' nssocta-
tiuu and have
Uie cooperation
(lf .... i(fnl,i meri hantM. who
jh,m. ,,!,. , ,are bargains fo'-
;,(,,. tw(l ,VS. Stores have bei-ll
atlr.ietively decorated and dis
play windows are crowded .Will,
special oods at reduced price.
Merciiauts have augmented I heir
usiuil fun es wit h addftlotial
clerks to accommodate the manv
out -of-town bargain seekers as
well as those from Mcdfoid.
Today's Issue of the Mail Tri
bune in 10 pages Iisis( ma ny of
i be specials and more will be
list "Ml tu morrow in anot Iter lai go
edition.
LANE GRANO Mi
i:i GH.i-;. Ore., Oct,
Criticizing the manner
1 Snerlff Frank H. Taylor
: duclod his offb-e In the
n w hb Ii !
has ceil- i
lust four
; oss lin-
years und referring to
niora 111 v" on the nail of it form
here today.
S Indictments
returned.
I Jose u. Dunict, special prohibition
officer who wan forced to resign
several month ago, was declared
utility of i
intmoi ality.
peitted acts of
gros.-i
L
KL'fSKNi;. Ore., Oct. 2S.-- (!'
The Oregon football term ivill play
.Monmouth No; nut I wchool 011 Hay
ward field Siturday. J.ok W
C rtcf Ic), graduate manage- titi-
nounres. Tills Ult will be the fKal
one for the Webfooters befote
havlnif to play the California
H'ars at Cerkehy, Novcniber -i.
The I'niversjty tt Oregoti fresh-
ti.eiinan will play two football game
this weekend. The most Important
uf the two Is aguiirst the Oveuoti
Aggln rooks at Cortland Saturday.
Tim second team will take un Ash
land Normal ut AsJiland-
Flimsy Dress
Is Remarkable
In Exposition
i 4r 4
Adl'AS CAI.ir.NTMS, .Mex-
ieu. Oi'l. I'l't line of the
most re n ia rka ble a t lielen to
! plaet'd on exli ibit ion in the
Mexiea n build Iiik at the lii-
teiuati(Ol;iI I'.xposlUon iit
Sevilla is a dress valued at
... .
umisy ui:u u ;m
be passed UiioukIi a riliK- The
diess once belotiKcd Io tlm
wife of a president of .Mexico.
1 It ts now The property of Mrs. 4
I luetlia I.. 1 )e I'.meiK I Jolt 4
of this city who will send It h
to the .'p.isll leu. t
. . .j.
TO REPORT VIEWS
st. i.tn is, (1,-t. u;.. (Vi iiav-
completed a campaign trip for
Herbert Hoover ihrough six south-
; ern and border stales, Senator Wil
liam K. I torn h of Idaho today
, headed ba' to YVashlim t on to re
j port his views on the political situ
ation in thai region to the llepub
i lican presidential nominee.
The Ida hoau on his southern
s fng, started 1 a dsiya ago, made
, seven speeches In t hie,- normally
Democratic Mates Virginia. N'orih
.Carolina and Texas and In three
' so-called political border states
Kentucky. Missouri and Tennessee.
Mr. Horah feels that there in a
"roseate" siliiation for the Cepub-
, llcan fresldeiitial ticket in the
Slates he elllered.
The senator last nigh I a I Jop-
( Mil, Mo.. In the llnul speech of
bis tour, declared that tlie Deiuo-
I rru tic leaders who have been eriti
elzlng his Hoover cam pa lulling
; have been "In king on a defeated
to;(" by lljelr attacks. Niimlng
Senator Joseph T. UuhliiHiin, Dem
ocratic vice-presidential nominee,
i Senator "arler Glass of Virginia,
.losephus Daniels, former si-cretary
navy, mid Governor Dan
of Texas, .Corah said they
unable to defend lovernor
pmhihition stand and
"therefore are trying mo, ulfbotiuh
I am no candidate."
Wire Report on
the Pear Market
CHICAGO, Oct. Z
fears; Three cars
Washington arrived :
truck, .'..can. -old. C
boxes, :t 1 to
M'.SDA)
Ciillfnrnla. '2
II cars on
rtllfornla Ib.hC.
$3.:a; Oregon
.'!ii! boxes extra fHficy, 3.30
to :i.:,u; r,"i Imxi fancy, to
3.tl, AVfi-age ;t : o ; Howeiis, oo r
' lytxes extra taney. $:t.L'."i In .II.
averagi; 'j: tli huxi-n fancy,
average pi ice SJ.V',, hcxe ttpoe-
lat,
N K VOCK. Oct. S I 'HDA
fears: -la cars California XI. 9z.
iJ'.i I, L'H Oregon 7 Washington ar
rived ; 1 1 ear- on track.
Oregon Cone, S'lti.'i lioxes extra.
1.1.1.. to 3 !'.. few 11 , averatip
Cl.i:' faiicv. I .!:. Io SS.Tfi, few
a ventre S:tJH, I'omlce, j :..
(oxen extra. t'S.'jn to :ia, few
average fancy I2.7tf
to .'l,:,ii c a vera S:t. Io; Aii.Iouk.
iiti.'t'buxeM fancy, ...;. to .:;..,
a v e r a u e 'l S3. coinl.lnallon.
, to average
Howells. llt boxr fancy J.2.i tc
I X2.fio, average $ 2.44.
PortlAt Unwelcome
HALTIMOItti, Md.. Oct, Ti.i)
- HortlHs art? tinwclcoinc tu the
I Maltimorc Hflr hsbocIhUoii. If haw
! dee-1 1 ned to Hdmft four women pro
IjKited by the four city Judgei,
SEEN BY COX
Dixieward March of Repub
lican Party Arraigned Bv
Former Presidential
Nominee Judas Kiss
Borne By Borah, Is
Declared.
NASH VIM. K, Tenn.. Oct. 'JO,
(.Ti After waving tlie "bloody shirt"
al the south for years the Ue
puhliean party now come Dixie
ward as "white Winged messenger
of prohibition ami bearing the
banner of brotherly love." James
M . ( 'ox. I lemoeraiic numineo in
IHL'O tidd an enthusiastic audience
here last night In an arraignment
of the party's drive In I he south
and Senator WIS lam I-:. Corah's
campaign.
The Itepubllcan party kept the
north pollibailly solid for sixty
years "by creating and malut a In
itm a hitler sectional feeling." Mr,
Cox said, "but now Hitows are cov
ering the high lands and like a
pack of wolves smelling the scent
1 for TAewli piVnevvest Hin 'propagan
dists are moving into the south
land," "The conventional .Mark I la una
llepubtiean id' Hie bra wary and
bloody shirt would not do fur this
work" the Ohio publisher and for
mer governor shouted, "no a win
dow dressing, stalking horse, bear
ur southward of a Judas kiss ap
parently was found in the person
of Senator Will In m l-J. Corah of
Idaho."
The Idaho senator. Air. Cox swid,
Is the same person who In a
speech In the senate hi I '.i I !l charg
ed Mr. Hoover with "hotfooting II
Io llurope in the interest of the
American meat packers."
"Mr, Corah now says that .Mr.
Hoover Went abroad six days a.Uer
(he armistice, al his own cxpe;n:e.
to elt'i c! an outlet for the products
of the American fanner" the
speaker said. "If Senator Corah
has not sold his political rvi), he
Is at teasl a strange person tu bald
a moral crusade In the country,"
Mr. Cox added.
"A long list of hiws and reforms
will always be associated with the
name of Governor .Smith. I list; .
you to point out a single siatulory
achievement of Senator llorah In
bis I'L' years of senatorial life" the
tqleuker said.
TRACfPOlFFICE
BANDITRY SCENE
STOCKTON, Cal Oct. L'.'i iA)-
Tw.o unmasked armed bandits, who
entered the Tracy, Ca,, postofflce
al 11:1 a o'clock t his morniiig.
mndo away with .V.'iII.ikmi. according
to a telephone tneHHiige received
here by Captain of folice Delec
tives C. tt. Smith. The men fbd
In an automobile Id the direction
of Ity 1011. i if fleers are Mucking
in that vicinity In ;t a attempt to
block every road of escape.
Holding postal clerks at bay. the
bandits scooped up all cash and
currency In the punt office. They
fled in a Chevrubi . bearln
llcerivc. No, 4 10-flL'it. but changed to
anot her ear they bad parked
around a corner. The second car
bore licence No. I -I I l-Jti) J.
HESSE CONVICTION
UPHELD ON APPEAL
f OltTLAND. Oie.. Oct. 25. (fli
District Attorney Ncuner has re
ceived word from the circuit' court
of appeals at Han Kranelsco. that
the conviction of Grace llessi of
Chltorfulh In the district court huiu
of sale of liquor, had been sus
tained. Mm, Hesse was Jointly
charged with Hen Mia with viola
tions of tho national prohibition
act on October jj and 22, 1827.
Boston Speech Slap
Hoover Claim of 'State
Socialism' S h o utiny
Audience Greets Declar
ation That Nation Needs
Leadership Goes! New
York Today.
lU'STOX. U t. (V) Gov
ernor Alfred K. Sin i I U and hi
par!
left liuston at 10:31 a. ni.
Indiy for
' will slop
'cv Yiirk City. , They
"ff at a number el'
jcilici en route
at C'acksl
l.'aii:a the train
Mass.. tn tu
iiutumubile.
. f rovidcti e by
tovei nor
; liu itl drive
smith opened his
I'er -the presidency
by hitl.ng back at Herbert U"
it. who. iu d'-tlarcs. has il"
j cr bed the Democratic tin ory oi
pubic wnrihip and publb; d'
velopnn nt .is "state socialism'
i.iui at lb. same tune used word-
,"tti eoni'cal rath-r Ihan convey
a Uteitning."
lie fore a r-houtlng audience Ua:
packed every foot of the Co.
ton arena last night, tho Detno-
! era Hi presidential nominee louk
: issue with the utterances of hi:.
r.val on the questions of water
' puw cr farm relict and prfhtb:
:(ion and declared tho time had
1 nine when the need of the na
j Hon wih leadership.
) Today, 1 he nominee lurm d his
'. face toward New York wher
.he will arrive long utter nighi
,iall after stops at I'luck-tun' and
, f rotdenee. U. L. Waterbur .
Derby. Slultop. New Haven,
j It r I d g e port and South Nor. -ah;.
Conn '
Continuous Shout
The governor's overnight, sbiy
I In , Coaiott was almost one of
I'cotU niious"' Who'll tlni except fo:
-Hie time spent In sleep. I'mm
'tho moment he arrived until after
ihe retired to his room at a holul
; aft or the night's speech, he wi
jihc renter of 11 cheering erow-fi
whl-h 00 police were unable b.
: hold.
j His uddre.m t' the arena cll-
.mixed a full program and wa::
, made only alter Ihe nominee ttad
stopped cm ror'.e nt hioehanb
! and svmphot.y halls to greet foi
' a few minutes crowds tlliab e
to Jain Into the other nh-jctnr .
I 1 1( was Introduced to the snth-
er ns, which filled every one of
the la a DO or more seats and
I packed all available spa.. In the
! aisles and corners by .Mrs. Krau
! c's Wilson Sayr.'. daughter of
! Wood row WlWon. and tears came
Mo his eys wjitn she referred
to him as . the map of whom
her father ouec had said:
' "I believe he feels In an im
luK.ua! dKreethe l:niulses und
I compulsions vt then nation's and
'the world s affairs."
; After wiping his eyes. 1 h
standard beart r of the party W
! son twice lead to victory than!; -ed
the daughter of t'.ic last Dvin
; ocra: to sit In U10 White Hons
I for her Introduction, ami took
as the lext of hl.i address n mo-
latioii fiotu Herbert t!uucr'a iw
oeitane speech.'
" 'We shall use words to eon-
1 vey our noainlng. not to hldu If,"
the I )emocrat read.
(at tAt Out
j II- said his rival hud uttered
these wolds in -August but U
was not int 1 la:t Monday night
, at Madif-Mi Hum tire Garden in
New York City that Mr. ' Hoover
hud "let Hie cat out of the lias.'
In that speech the nominee add
ed his rival had referred to tl'.
Democratic theory as one of "state
, socialism."
I "Well, how do the meinbeH
I of congves feel who voted for
l the development of Muscle HnotUri
'by the government?" he aske.l
! a 111 Id laughter and applause.
Un.! Mr. Hoover seriously d-
fhe the A merlcan peopte to be
; lleve." he went on. "that the
upplbatlon of the .leffersunlaii
th.'ory of states' r'ghts Is o-
lalUni? He dovs not nvun that."
! li. ferrlng to prohibition the
governor said: "If my plan
socialistic, then the present boot
' Ionising and hl-Jackfnn a,nd raik
.eteering that Is ftvv.g on 's an
i j ,rchy."
I The governor said he hud been
Uullcd a HoctaliHt . before (! ,
his view on water power devel
. opto' nt were socialistic tin n form
er frosldent Itoosevelt Charlie
! Kvans Hughes. Owen I). .Young
1 nnd others were members uf the
Socialist party.
I He added If his views on farm
relief wer soclalstlc that Vice.
.Pt -'sident Dawes. Frank O. Low
iden. former governor of Illinois,
tnn.l otlinra tlltlMt COllte Ullder ll;
mme classification ami that uu
ntor Chnrlei Curtis of Kanstw.
Mr. Hoover's running male, vn.t
:,0 percent socialistic because ln
liHd f rat voted for the MeNary-
hlHUiftn farm relief bill and Uien
! voted to HUtttahi V resident fool'
Idire'd veto.
"No" Ihe (rovernor said. "Hoc
(Cvutlnuod 00 pa?9 elgbl)