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MEBFORD, OREGON. WEPXKKPAV. OtTOBKK SI. J5K8
ZEPPELIN OVER
ME: FLIGH
Maximum S?f. ..... S
FRANCE 'ON
i.
-ZEPPELIN'S
TRIP NEAR
WTODM
ASrship Passing Over France
This 'Everfthg On Wap,
t i n
io rneunuiisiiaieii uue:
At Home Hangar 3 A.I
M Good Time Made On
RetSrn Journey.
TOURS, France, Oct. 31. (IP)
The Graf Zeppelin passed over
Tours at 8:20 g. m., G. M. T. (3:20
p. m,, eastern"tandard time)
PARIS, Ernnco, Oct 31. (IP)
The honieTfard bound dirigible
Oral' Zeppelin reached the French
roant from Lakehurst, N. J,, late
today, fyiii(r over Nantes at :2;
p. m. (1:43 p. m., eastern standard
Otinte),
At that time the huse ship,
which is completing the first
round trip commercial trans-Atlantic
air voyage, had been in the air
59 hours and 9 minutes.
She still had about 900 miles to
go before reaching Frederickshaf
en, her home port, where site was
expected at the earliest at 3 o'clock
tomorrow moroit:-?.
Just as uarkAss set in at the
French seaport The huge air liner,
with all her lights ablaze in the
forwaid and aft cabins, presented
a willing picture as site sailed se
renely over the cityQShe.tts fly
ing at an altitude ot apptrmateiy
10(10 feet.
Although a fair northeasterly
'breeze wa blowing sha eppeared
s(o be makinor between 60 and fin
mies an hour. She was headed
due east apparently Intuiting a
Btraight line for Fiiedi'lehchafon,
which is on the same tfAree of
latitude as Nantes.
The appearance ot the Graf Zep
pelin over the French coast at 1:4:!
p. m. marked the fastest dirigible
voyage on record across the. At
lantic, The best previous time had
been made on the return trip of
A British dirigible 11-34, which
flew from Roosevelt field to CJtt
deit, Ireland, in July, 118, in tjj
hours and Ks 'minutes. The Grat
Zeppelin's time from Lakehurst to
Nantes was 69 hours and 49 min
utes. The R-4 tot' 75 hours to reach
J.er han-jar in England and it Is
possible that the Graf Zeppelin
will take about that time also be
for reaching Kriedrlchshnfen.
6-S
ERLIN, Germany, Oct. 31. (JP)
Clarence Terhmie, American boy
KtoAway on the air liner Graf Zep
peiiu, will receive a hearty wel
come in Germany and can have a
job if he wants one.
L He will not he subjected to mo
" lestation by the police whether he
receives a temporary passport or
iot. The Wurttemberg minister
of interior ajlvised the Friedrlch
Hhafen alri-Ot fjlcials today:
"Treat the 'blind' passenire'- in the
. most !oya manner possible."
Tl:e Leonhard Tietz company,
which owns a chain of department
stores throughout Germany, sent
this radio message to.Terhime on
board the dirigible:
-'Offer you immediate job. Wire
less terms and time o( arrival,"
The world - famed Haenbacl;
menagerie at Hamburg also sent )
erhtinc a wireless message offer-;
Tlig
rtim a position. The message
stated that in view of hlB having !
shown exceptional courage he
would be given employment as a
trainer of wild animals.
WASHINGTON, Oct. SI, (P
The Graf Zeppelin carried 101,bS3
pieces of mail back to Germany,
for which the German postal ad
Imlnstrntlon will be credited with
A S75.713 by the American postal ser
, vice.
The mall, welshing about one
ton consisted of 49,745 letters an1
61,938 postcards, most of which
were dispatched from ' the New
York postoffice.
Wire Report on
the Pear Market
CHICAOO, Oct. 31. (T9DA
Pears: 1 car Michigan, 1 Oregon.
!5 Washington arrived; 8 cars on
track; 4 cars sold, Idaho linsc,
r2& boxes extra fancy, $2.fr to
3.6ri; 514 fancy, $1.10 to $3.25.
Howells, 3fil boxes, 2."0 to $3,
average $2.r. Washington Klem-
boxes fancy, 12.80 to I2.9.
, .
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Af Williams Sees t'nlvltt
' WASHISOTON, Oct. SI. (IP)
Chairman Work and Kalph Wil
liams of Orejton, vice president of
tho Retmhlleiin national commit
tee called upon .President Coolldg
today ind dlicuncd th campaign.
Stilts Supplied
Toronto Workmen
, As Saving Plan
TORONTO, Ont., Oct. 31
(Pi firm of Toronto
4s tractors has provided wix-
stilts for its workmen to elim- 4
V inate the neeil of scaffolding
t- t.ll,is ,t LJ JL
1 iwo woramen reiuseu iu v
4 use the tgftlH and reported to
l officials ol the United lirotll-
erhoi) of Carpenters and
fc Jotner)that they lost their
4 jobs as a result.
f- The building trades council ,
Ui investigating to discover 4
:olae
use of stilts V.
be a contraventiiKi of fr ;
city or provincial statute. .
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REPUBLICANS
GIVEN REVIEW
BY KELLOGG
Judge Parties By
Lpaistation And Admin-Anuul0 resian!'! to nn i"fry as
ueyibidiiuii hmu HUimCj!() how ho feU nboul lhe mucom(
istration Is
AHviAA J
HUViUC '
Country Now Prosperous,
Happy Hoover Will
Carry On.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8',. (IP)
Secretary Kellogg ho'.da Jiat nar
ties must be judged "by rue result
of legislation and administration"
and' 4m such- .a- basis he believes
tiiat the Republican party should
be continued at the helm of the
government. O
Specking by radio last night, the
cabinet member i0iewed the ac
tivities of tiie Coolitl'e itdminlst
tration, paid an enthusiastic trib
ute to the character and ability of
Herbert Hoover , and, asserting
that the country was "prosperous
fr) happy," asked "whnther there
is ift', reason at thlsQime for a
change." q q
Hoover, Mr. Kellogg declared,
can be depended upon to carry
forward the work of President
Coolidge and he went on to say
that tax and debt reduction and
increased foreign markets for ag
ricultural products wertr achieve
ments of the present administra
tion. "1 believe that the country In
general has tlte utmost confidence
In the uprightness, the integrity
and the high purpose of President
Coolidge," he said, "We have
nominated a man of courage and
vision who has been closely con
nected with the counsels of the
attmlnl!ittatl6n and has admirably
conducted a great and growing de
partment, which, as much as any
department. If not more, has to do
with the Industrial and economic
well being of the country."
The secretary declared that Hoo
ver "knows the country from east
to west and north to south, am!
realizes the special heeds of the
vaWy sections." In addition to
nssemng thst thjRepUbiican nom
inee has a "verjtnusttal grasp of
domestic problems," Mr, Kellogg
attributed to him as well "a re
markable knowledge of our for
eign commerce."
LANSINGFUNERAL
TO BE THURSDAY
WASHINGTON HOME
WASniXGTOX, Oct, 3 1
Funeral services for Robert Iann
inff, fnrmer secretary of tatef wilt
ho lOtl nt hi hom, 1323 Kigh
tenth strpct, WtiMhtnKton nt 4
o'rlock tomorrow iifterfmon ami
interment will take i!nco in
hruitkide ef-metmy, Watertown,
N. Y, the following (lay.
A Kiwrffil rtincrnt c.rQ will be
attached to a regular tnmi for the
nil to Watertown, vhlch will he
Kin immetiialely after the funeral
services.
llAHTFOH L, tgrgQ, Oct. 31 m
The death of Jtobei t Lansing, for-
mer secretary of state "is an un
qualified loss to the country." nml
"a grent Krlef," ttOohn W. Davis,
rmer amiiassj
Mr. Davis, speaking at a liemo
cratic rally here, said that he hart
iiioiiL ,ui, ..
been tn touch with !r. Lorniing'
home by telephone and although
he knew that his friend waf 111,
the news of his death was a great
shock.
! "A great public servant "has
$one, ve etna. t ,
HUM 01 IDC
II Willi 111" tXYkoV . . 1 r.
eon.! U III I LI lli - r 4Nstr-l ilrKw. .
root-. - - a.-. -wr ' .-?..
vii poll! -mm m. t
Hoover Predicts
Without QuGUon tf Those
Who Believe Go To Polls
Correspondents Tpifo;
S&mpaign Treatment Fair
And Appreciated Goes
West Tomorr?. ... -
WASiiiNOTrg. Oct. st.m
I A prediction or HopuhHcnn vie
J tory was mntn today by Herbert
I Hoover in his final conference
iwith Washington newspaper men.
I "Wo shall win this election with
out any question of doubt if the
j people who believe with us will go
; v -v! r v,
i to the polls," ho said,
ReSUtt ' The prediction of the Republi
can presidential e.andiduje was
The nominee gave his statement
a s a smile lilnved about his face.
In saying goodbye to those cod-
respondents wiio will not accom-;
pany him on his transcontinental i
trip which begins tomorrow, Mr.
Hoover espred his njeciationf
of the manrJ in which the news
or Hie manrw in wiiien iu news;
of his cmSlp, had been cov-!
ered. r r
"i aiireeiaifQhe way you have;
handled thin camiJaiin," he Huid, i
"There has heen an extraordir
ytlSfig!
that you have done."
By .James 1 West, Q
(Aociated iress Btnfi Writer.)
WASHIXOTOX, Oct. 31. (&)
Another-oddity will tako Uh place
in U eapaijrn of oddities iate this
w eek uLhen t he Itepnhliea n hig h
eommnSrd directs the party's vast
field forces from general head
quarters on a swiftly moving spec
ial train carrying Herbert Heaver
to his California home.
Kince the day of his nonina-
k'd'
n, the ue publican candidate has
mrHonpehartre of the eon-
duet of his light for the presi
dency, and so It will be until the
lat shot has been fired and the
army of voters bwn to march
upon the polling pfin-es.
W h c n H oov e r t u r ns w e s t w a r d
again togn-row he will he hnr
rounded rfy most of the advisers
who havo heen aimost constantly
at his side In this greatest battle
of his career. There will be his
personal assistant, Oeorge Aker
son, Br. Hubert Work, chairman.
and Kalph Williams Oregon,
vtce-cnatrman of the Kenutmean
taker of New York; fairy Hoh
Inson of I-os Angeles, and T, T.
C. Gregory of Sim Kranjiko.
As his opponent Is ct?m luding a
spectacular appeal for. the votes
of normally Itepubllcan strong
holds in ti east, Jloover will be
kept advSsof events as they take
place and after conferring with
his advisers will send forth or
ders for moves intended to coun
teract tho Democratic activities,
The' Republican standard-bearer
also will be firing some solid shot
himself. lie will deliver a major
speech at Kt. J,oufs Friday night,
and also will speak at noon that
dav and on Thursday and Saturday
1 nuO. Hi range will cover a
field from Maryland to Colorado,
while his Democratic opponent is
active and round New York
City.
Aslde from these prin 'ftp a
I
speeches, Hoover wilt make nearly
a dozen brief roar platform talks,
and for tho first time during this
campaign ni private car will be
equipped with loudspeaker ad
microphone.
Besides his political advisers.
Hoover wilt he accomprtied by
Mr, Hoover and their son Allan,
ft weJK as Lewis Straua of New
York, ?eretRry to the presidential
candidate during tho World war
period.
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BEER RACKETEERS
USE MORE BOMBS
CHICAGO, Oct. 81. VPj A bomb
! explosion in Stephen' O'Donnell's
j parape early, today was viewed by'
i police as another flareup of hos-
tilitr between rival beer pedrfierw.
Kdwartl "Mpike" O'Donnell, broth
vi ,,i ni'piii'ii, .Hfl iiib itirKf'L ill
; machine gun bullets earlier this
. rpftnth, -
j Keven men, Wentlfied by police
! a adherents of Joe Halite, were
arrested. Battle, known
'"beer baron," i wanted to terve a
icntcnco' for un-toting,
Airship Making Rapid Voyage to Home Hangar
Victory m,. , ,w,$ v
Associated Press tdephoto shows
BORAH IPS
SITU STAND
power mm
... r-. a ilvhos. f.w ."..mLinBt
Smith's PffPOSitiOtt ($0eS;J S
Not Cover Power Prob-
, ft ,
tem iaano Senator bays
-r-Hoover's Power Jrieas
,
ftl i 51xnri Cffa flikin
nut tftatuo
r i'
rU&JHUii. r I
NOHKOLK, Va.. Oct. 31-
Discussing the power question
for the first time in a campaign;
speech, Kenator Borah of Idaho5
last night outlined his own iionj-1
tion on eovernment control ofT
the nation's power resources anttf
assailed the slant! of Governor.
Smith on the issue. i
Ueelnring that he-Utl not agree;
with either iteruetf ffoover
the Bemocratle presidential nom
inee. In their views n the power
mtestion.' the senator said that
eoverument ownersltip itid priv.W
distribution of eiectiW.tl energ
does not cover the power pro!)
lem." , The Uemucratle eiWtMate Rj
views,- he pitied, would not pro-
vide for TEny more government'
control of power than exists ttn-
ger the present
federal water
psiv-w act.
Ms-, iifsr.ih Set'liired his gw;
portion was "that It must he
eitrr&r complete government own-J
ership, control, operation, and dts-
triblition, or it must im prtvato
ownership with complete resuta-.
tio,. and conttQ Hjwn the part!
of the state opthe government,"
He added that in the campaign j
he , not been interested tn i
the power issue "as a Partisan"!
because he was not in agree-j
ment with the views of either
candidate. ,
!ernor Fjaith criticised fikn-
atof Borah .n his liiiittTrmre
speech last Uecause of their (lit-
ferences on tho power issue.
"As I tmderstnnd fiovcrnor
Smith's position," Sfr. Horah con -
tlnuea "he is m favor o ussne ttve ensoreesnent m pronsmsson,
ptihtfc money to develop and. Answering a ntresfftm put to hSm.
buUd-the power plant, the Ben-jt0 Oovernor Snsith in , a recent
eratfnst wottfc, but he is ojiposed speech as to whether he ff.Wrhes!
to the piiic dtHtrtbttttnn and s was satisfied with isresent ecBttt-'
sale of cIc"iTOl enemy, Jfc coesittons tinder prohibition, he satti-,
no farther than simpiy to ow ) "Moat decidedly bo. Hat I ratsst
the plant nnH leave It to the
power interests or privntR
in -
th el
enertty. I am not wiVijn to be
committed to the proposition to
have. the government tir the siat
wish the tax payers money b(M
.,u,,.r ttint or the icenerlltlnftl
work. and then umlertake to get, try wohM not accept any SHtrtorra
the powec distributed Kittsfaetor-ianttes by bis atimlnislraJtois as an
iiy to conmrmerit by tho ."power t adetjaato test. Without net!im-
, ' i tn his sincerity although t Ac
MANNIX ORDERED TO
TURN OVER $500 FEE
PAN FUA.XfiiHro, 'Oct. M. fPf nnt akfK the people tn elect a
Attorney Thomas Mannlx of Port- i congress favrahla t his lienor
land, wnn ordered iry the local ref-v program? Why doe he sfn tfrnf;
ere In hankruptov to turn over to the Demm-raHc candidates ht ems
C. 5f. Kturt, trnti' for Sfrfi, Foe Kiess are fr-o to run as tfrys if
Butle. bankrupt real pst:ite Irtilcr j they Kee fit?" - .
J5Ge the lawyer had collected on H Turninjc to farm relief and water
money that waswed her in Ore- powe Mr, lUKhe mitt thai h&
Hon. Mannlx collected -S5ftv and j bait attked fJottrnor Hmtth "cer
refused t( turn it ovr to the; lain definlie Urn to whifh
trustee in bankruptcy, but instead h had not beard nn answer;
sppild thn mnpy on s i5$ f
Mm. Borie owejl him before .she
1 became insolvent. . ..,.,,
Graf Zeppelin leaving Lakehurst
Young D&nocrats
Who Liked Hoover
Lose Club Charter
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- OKLAFOSfA CITV, Oft. ;
BecHUwe he wan in- i
formed tlie Hn rper county fr ,
of the OUUilumiiueiVKue 4 t
ounK Xifmum? wtre
1 4 prepared t insert an adver- 4
4 .tiKcms'nt omUirins Herbert j
1 a
Kpnper, James IK 4 I
f4 Hollins. sfatt president, today -4
! 4 revoked its charter. 4
4- The advertisement was to 4
hpiwaV in this wwh'h uue r 4
i 4ihe paper, Hoiiins said. 1 4
-p; nstitmsm r um 4
i4 ipagite gives the state prcsi- 4
'4 dent authority to withdraw 4 !
fhp charter of any ehapter, 4
4 Rollins explained. &
a -if sutmart of the. Kepuhtt- 4
4 can prt'fddcntial nominee is 4
4 not 'good cause,1 then i don't 4
s know what would cifHttJtc 4
4 fgood cause1 r Uollins sirfil, 4
4 . 4
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
S1THHGHJS
JAM BATTLE
ON DRY ISSUE
Hughes Betieves f Smif h
Election lead To Greater
Demoraiizatiof - tn En
forcemeat Ma Adequate
Test PossfeEe Ugcfer Wet
Administration,
VORt03TEK, MaKs.ct, 3t,-
( ,fc., ,-.,, ,
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audience here last niRitt that he
believed Governor Smith's ellltm.
, would lead to "far weateik demur-
' morajizatton that! we Jiaviiart' tB.,
acta mat t no not wisn to see mat
Her madn wojte,' and 1 bsllRve
election." - "
"Governor Smith mtKf0 ralsa hfs
hand tn heaven sntf swear ho was
trying to enforce the prtmibittoa
m, no commuptt, ' but the fiotm-
not opiieye be tnsnKs.be wouiu
enforcer ti,a latt-t am atilto tonft
dent tho 'cotttttt would never b&
cept enforcement by a wot aa
tet ot -prohibition."
! Mr, ifurthe reiterated that (lav-
ernor Smith ws fishiiw? a "!ism
'batfje" over ' prahibitlois,
i "if it is not a sham baSile ovit
profiiMtfon, why I (tovernor Rntltti
t tivmor Hmifh for the lm
position of the 'iUa!Sttfien fee by
tne government?
shefor return trip to Germany
SPIRIT LOVE"
CAUSED GIRL
TORTURE SEIF
e Q
TeaohersS
SimfJV Sffift
Strange torture in Fur-1
nace Believed SeSf !m-;
posed ;4Spirituai?,: .Ro
mance With RHgM Potice-
man.
o
ukb HIil;ui, uu Oct. si.-
iV Kelf-torturo fry fire to prove,
hei faith In it "spirit' Hvp" wan
wtvnncerl todrtj' to exTdiin the
k t r a n k e eass of . MIk.O l-isfrieda
rri;iart, aa-year-otrt sunciay senooi
tmii'hi'r and hook aget.
The uncanny explanation came
from lh lips tt( Miss Knaak her
wit, lying near death fram burns
mystrioiisly indicated in the hase
ment of tho Lake HhiH polio sta
tion sometime Monday night
"To htfHeve her siwry,1 said 3r,
A, tttKtttgurt attending herf "you
wjld hare , believe these, faets:
"Thai she flt-jL pUieed one foot,
then thi1 olher, fcr lha fttinaea and
kept lhcm there for Ho-me litlle
lime, thv shft thrust hettcl anct
atiHs and htid them thefts tmdef
what certainly tnnst have been ter
rijie pahu The ftre-bux Is
12 by- ijffhos, O
H does not st-em possible that
a p4'rKon," fiwn in a trance, covild
da that.1 -
Th name of Char lea V Hteh
rf(ck, 15 yenrs old, married and
the father of fowr- chlhlrpn, was
brottht into .the ease by 5tif
KmiaN, who diir-lnjr the nifjht fro
fiuntty fried ovitt "Hitch, oh,
liiSch. why dffa't yon wmc to me?"
" "Who did this?" uhl tloiate'H
fitlfmeyt 'binding over tbt ftirV?
eot, ' ' , O
t did It myself, for" faith, for
purify," wak tb reffpfmse. At in
tervals the officers obtained her
siory., Vhf had kiirtH'U lilleht'oek
four ycarji, she mUU havlnii studied
elwwtlen and 0iibismanshiir iti
eliissps he Vomluri here, , '
Heard Voht,
-"A ?w mfstis!t ass I Rt t kn?v
him spirit nally," sh wan xtiotcd
as saying, ThU was no rooteriai
love affair. Advanced psychiogy
maJo 'me-'njTflerstftnd him, For
weeks: I have been hearing his
vtrffft sayfrrKv Fftwe falthj ha
faith,'
,41 hod nn aptnintment with htm
Monday nlKhl, 1 Ho did not keop
it r CilitchCfK'k, whn hfide Iwing
a facher, - night poihremntt f
Uvke Hioffj hn hpen0mfSnd ts
his home with ft -Hmks tf for
a weekk Wheis he did ?t Hl'
(tear, t agaii heard his voice, urg
ing me to have faith.
'' "To prove my faith, I thought of
the firv 3 romyved my Hot he
and burned them. . I bnrned myr
sef f . " . 1 - - - ' ' -"f
survived, 1 piov'iS my faith,
itnd Vii Uve. He sure of this t I
knew t woold Jtorvive
!iilrhcack, hh leg in a east, was
Knablo ti elesp wp he &tlfn story.
"iimr irlrl. If sho had a inrush oft
me, t certainly didn't know tt," he
Ulteheoek said MIs Knaak came
la him four ymrn ntto to eludy
salesmanship and elocution Sinea
finishing the course phe he oe
caHlonaliy communicated wlih hlmf
Hllchfoeif saidf mfpfelnjc hi advice
en problems eonfroniinjf her.
Hiiehcocit conducts his etaswes
in in morninsr hmrrs, -orltln asU0 foaurf had aopJietf feis
night nsiiceman from I p, m. isfferakes ia an Kort to avoid fett
, i
(Continued on V&S9 Six,)
t . C, Penney Sees
Hoover Tendency
Through East
i'aUTUX'!), Ore,t Oct. Si. j
J, Cr lnn&y, heati eta
chain f rttaii Htares who :
Jl5ve Kere tofiay vciih tt &
Er&cUtl train &t 1'aRcy live 4
'h siHt'k fnr tho tvacifie Interna-
timuU IveHiock KspasitlRR, 41 ,
& Haiti he was n Democrat hut 1
that he Intended to vot f or 1? j
fierhert iitmver far prerfdem,
Hi? divchled this lfeeaay& &i $
iitvovai-s stand an iirahlhiticm &
and imrtfniSt&m h& salA. f
5lr.enny addd that he f i
had N-erved a tarn towat
4- ttooveMui tHt latit two weefen I
in thsv ?ast, and predhEed that ,
t ttonver would carry tha wtato 4 i
! i New York eatfdde &t Ns-w !
r &
Mr. lenrty
tfjfht Oso-m- 4 ;
4 sey cattle from his farm at 4
4 Hopewell JunRtlon N 4
4
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IiiF
Sf RIOUS SAYS
CHJB1EA0ER
Mafti Liability tn Business
Life Takes Herf Tod
Seriotsty Business ftn
Professsogal WomeR Are
T$ By Emiiy Kneubuhi,
' VomfittlN main liability , in
onsiness and " puhilcr f if e today
la, that sho takes hersSf to
rerloasly," said AiSss Kmlfy Kn?u
Unhh exeen 1 1 ve aFeere ta py of t he
national fcderaU&n of htislnes
and professions 1 women's elnlm
of New Yarfe, wh& addressed tho
Medford organization at the Hotel
Medford last night,
To he a success, woman muat
Ret the nrsper iay out of her
joh. prho should ho able to see
lha joke; when her hess is cut
on tho golf links and she is atav
iiE away in ihe offh?, hrlnglng
in the money, tt Is , a on
herv'tatt If she txtnft Fangh ft
off rind apply heraelf to the tak
tif masioriRff the- iohf and turn
Ing it futma power fop her
self, not a mrccrgf.
"0wn't ite yonrself soTTerlongly
that you think you know It all.
Prooahiy ya u, hat tho sliill
fl business; woman doesn't carry
vt attitude around with her,
"e Is willing to lot others; take
part of the ghsy whether they
deserve it or not, ry is ail
seme people ever get. The aeld
tost of sut'ces Is humility," she
said.
That the school teaeher ef th
country has the most remarkable
fuHV of any business or pro
fessiomil group in the country
was alno stated ly Mhs K-nen-htthi,
who emphasisred the im
portaiu sf Heir not tafeins her
self too seriously either, Hete
with the ootlo young teer
care and KUhlnnce, she can tram
hej-self in the role of executive,
she can develop Initiative that,
if she has the rlBht stuff in
her to hack it p, -will fit her
for pnhihr office In a wider field.
FoelisU Viral
"Any woman, who In tho per
formance of her duties, whether
It he In the business or profes
sionfijt fHd doe not loofe out
for W-rself and does not feulid
hereif for ih& future is a fool
ish virgin," . she said,
When woman tmderstamia eeo
uomls condition, she will a
force in world affairs, aeeerdimf
to J!s Kueuimhl who save that
as one of the principal reason
for her failure up to date, That
the iulo of motherhood was ihe
sreatest ' one in the world -was
also stated by the speaker who
oroujt.M home the fttet that mauy
women today and; in the futttre
wotrM pever he mother of actual
jhihireu, hut woulct ha mother
of spiritual ideas.
"H i the splusteps motherJns?
stifrittrat Ideas, who wili maite
the greatest eoutrlhutiou to flv
tttsatton she snld. wIt in they
who dare helleve that iHinjfs that
never were, wtU he. it fs the
women with ideas, who wiii ees
troj ths spirltuoj future of Amer
ica, Whether w nut wo mhat
have; war or peaee is tho proh
lem of the organised: womahooii
of Ambries,' . f
Aut KKt Child
PORTLAND, Ore, Ocl. 31. m
MaxJne Hamilton f was kilted
and Hetty Wisoa, 5i, tnjnred when
felt hy ait automobile tftiven J.
It, CRftssdy on a road te att
oativtea d.strJct Vat 3festerds,
LCftSsadv was exonerated when ot'
rua3 mo ennaren;, wnu naa
tO 199 tUs npme&is CM
SMITH GOES
A! IT T ft T f
UUI SIAIt
IqQ?TIMP
LnUI IIIffL
Newark Address TonigW
Last Outside of Mm
York Before Election
Brooklyn Anef &ew York
City Talks Friday Antt
Sarday ToRignfs
Topis Not Dtsetosed,
fiI. ffciroid Ottvep,
Assoelstckress Htaff Wrlter.
NUVV VOUK, Oct, Gov
ernor Smith wilt carr? hik fch-t
foe the presidency outside ther
ders of his home state for tne last
time tonight when he motors tato
Kew Jersey for a soh at Kew
arif, a city only reetmtiy evacu-
Ttetunvlng to U? feeaduusrter
hen? immedlateiy after the address
the Ienrutie prosldeutusl rjonjS
neo wilt spend tomorrow to prep
aration f&r his tvin effort to ssing
Xevv Tort Into tire- with speeches
in Brooklyn and this elty Friday
and Sfetturday,
Jflfty-ni& votes in the electoral
eoilege are at staket New Jersey
and! its neighbor state of Kesr
York, and tioensor Smith ueiieves
hi ehoaces are good for oaggiiVK
tWm. all, despite the faet that, only
once In the last unadreouuvi elee-
tlons have they heen found in the
Democratic eoUnos, TW wan in
ihe tiero?rFrtK?e of f S trheit
tVilson carried both states,
President Coolidge had a plur
ality ot more ihaa S?(o foar
ears ago ta Keis Jersey aod top
ped ih combined IvisaFoiietto
vote by approstovateiy
Smiih campaign managersT hovv-
ever see a different plotsre thero
this year and long have held that
state to debatable territory,
"opfo Uudisetosett,
What the Democratic nominee
wilt choose for his text tonight in
Newark had not bee a announced
from iho Smith camp today, It
was considered likely, however,
that be would devote a good por
tion of the speech to an appeat to
tho laboring classes,- inasmuch as
Tferhert Hoover chose tbla topbi
for his Newark address.
Tentative plan call for the gov
ernors departure from the Hotel
lilltmora after dloner for the 2U
miie drive to Xevrark: hy way ot
ihe Jioiiaad ionnei sad Jersey
t.lty, Mayer Kague of that elty,
who arronged the monster recep
tien forWbe nomioee ut Sfea C5irt,
?f. J., shortly after his noiifina
tion w;ss making orooarations to
day for this second Democratic ttt
v'Bsiori of the state. , . '
The Sew York executive had not
been apprised iast what the Jer
sey City mayor has la store for
him in the way of a welcome, but
it was believed the departure bore
would he so. time4 as to permit
the Romlaee to participate in a
torchilght parade before reaching
his destination,- .
Whether Governor teltfe will
stick to his original plan to wind
up bis speaUlng campaign in Madi
son Sfpaare Garden Saturday igjht
or eojjf-ut to make a final rTidio
appeal to tho electorate Stonday
night. Is a subjeet of much dis
eussion: around beaduuarters feere
AitbouRh no official anoouoeement
has been made, it understood
that negotiation. for a fadio eon
S?s8S eieetioa ev ar proceed
ing with a view to having the hoofc
up ready should the nominee de
cide to speak for the first time
on the same night with his oppon-.
ent,
..'-..
The Noted Dead
NFCE, Fraaes, Oct. St. ePi
Btetsertl HatlnuS, forme? New york
rtrttKKtat who becama a mtttfonaire
ibressgii the mansfseturs sf li?r
fttme, is tteact at Chateatt Jtran at
Jatss 5 Pirns, a restart nftr Nlc
Mr, ttttilnut-owneif a vfifa thsro
sm! spent mtli a! his time Is re
cent years at tt, Ita fa4 taut
Eight of heart faiitsre He was '
yaara otsi, Ht widow is tfc tno
ihwr by a fermer Bsarrtwa t Wiui
ftssl 8hajdiS8!y ttustaat, toown
ep She iUiiiij a Kaicha Ratpbe'vr!,
te a th seteassl lfa at ihc
laafe Rtrtotfpft Valentino.
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vVAaHiNOTOS, Oct, Si, (VP)
President CoeilrtRe ha svtorais!i
ati the foolbail te ha ttaeit in the
mms betwses the srmy imm a!
the ttistb. esrpa area asst tita sss-ry
teant tm the Pactfie easst at Kpsar
utaUianv Baa Francisco NaypBtSe"'
!, The fotstbalt Rama wilt Ha a
feature t tiltt Arm!a'.sca Say jsra-