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DOUG "Alv$ MARY V 1SI i PRE5L
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Zeppelin Passenger
Home Politics
Divcrce Cause
in Los Angeles
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Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Beautiful Prosperity.
Reality, Or Myth.
A Happy Stowaway.
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(Copyright, 1928. by Star Co.)
Awordmg to nr. Hnskob
md oilier iippimiieans. eon
vert etl to Demorratey, our
pipprity is a "myth." It is
n pleasnnt myth for many, in
cluding owners of 24,000,000
automobiles now running in
this imtry, and buyers of 5,
(XX),000 odd new ears nindo in
192!. O
f
President Coolidcc snys pros
perity is real. He told his eal-
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are even l.elter man they were
n year H''0. I tio laet that aUufo In hm- hanmir toilaV with a
.national election lias caused no I
Vtbaek, most unusual occur- i
l'vnt'.O, )Ioases him. j
ii ij. i), t k 1
Also, the 1 resident says go
ernment revenues eolleeled !
next. Afn roh will exceed nil es
timates, and make any deficit
impossible,
o
Absence of business disturb
ance in thy election is due,
partly to the facf that both
ennditlates please Hi? Husinfes.
There are also cold facts and
figures ' that disturb the
"myth"' theory. Tomorrow's
distribution of dividends and
interest will total !f:S50,000,0(
in cash, a new November rec
o ord to say not bin"; of large
stock dividends, as good as
0eash, and not subject to income
tax.
' Many willay "If our .pro:
perity is a myth, please don't
disturb the myth."
And Mr. Sloan, president of
General Motors, hintsj at "ft
pleasant surprise." awaiting
stockliofdcrs of his compnn.v.
When Jt'. Sloan, practical
man, says "pleasant surprise,"
he means money, or stock divi
dend. That's another part of
the prosperity "myth."
The meaning of tlio
i-nrl
"rl
"prosperity" is often misun
derstood.
It is not limited to those with
millions, wonft'ring hovCtiiey
will reinvest money paid them
tomorrow.
Prosperity is important be
uusc it involves the happiness
rfif the whole people.
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It means sending children to
high school, instead of sending
them to work.
It. means an automobile, to
lie enjoyed by the wliQln fami
ly, old people, especially.
Prosperity moans freedom'
from worrv, bvttftr civilizaiion,
liappirr mothers, Jiblt to pio
IhiMr children what thoy need.
And this country in prosper
ous. The preat Zeppelin, barring
aeeidents, will have cireied
over Paris, to let Franco see
what the German republic can
do, nnd will be safe nt bom.
Ant Friedriehshafen. before yon
. . a
read tins. . w
The French will' not fait to
think hard, ns thev see that
weipht-earryinjr aifhip above
their greatest city.
Youns Terhtine, the atowavay
caddie on the airship, knows, by
now, that it pays to be audacious.
le nays to this newspaper's cor
respondent on the airship: "t
don't care if they send me home in
irons; I am satisfied."
The hoy wilt find fame and !arSv
earnir awaiting him in Germany.
Hotels are anxious to entertain
him, free of charge, and German
movie manager await hfin with
line caHh often. He will screen
well, courage always does.
Haeon, In hi essay on "hold
fM," writes "There In In human
mature enerHy more of the fool
than of the wise; and therefore
Continutd on Fa Vow,)
ENDS TRIP ! b
CAH TIWAVi Otrr 1
, 1UI I 111111-111 ...aSW-
1 a h i r jwi.-y-
uni l. luuni ;
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New Trans-Atlantic Record,
QMade By Zeppelin
Covered More, Than 4000 j
Miles And In Air 71 1
Hours Eager
Greets Return
Liner.
Crowd;
of Air
PKIBDRlCHSltAFEX, Xov. 1.
:
a atowawny from America, the
j(lraf .Avvlini ,,.,.,.,
new roennl fr a trunH-Atlamlc i
'" CS'lZXU 'n,
round trip commnrflal flight mvr i
tno Atiuntic ttidas when sho ua." I
.hsh:f,.n t ::
:W in. U:tMi a. in. eastft-n slamlavil
llmfS., !-'he had etivwort mrt lluin J
lii.fHNI mlh'rt hIiu-o Kturtln frtnu
("'rhMlrichstiufoa on Octuhcr 11 fnr j
I-akehurst, X. .?. Kincn IfiivInK ,
l.akfhm'st at 1:54 n.sti'rn stasiard j
tlmo, on M(H)flay.C(i( airship hail '
fovi-i'pd sHshtly moro than 4.tfl( i
mllfs antt wuft iandt'tl uftoi- helnw Iiq
the aft 71 Iiouch and 1 nximitfs. I
The lirttlsh ilirlKlMe l!MJ had the,
hest tn-pviou record. Itelnjj in Diej
air Ti hourH. b.fitri landhit; at I
her affdrome hi Knjiland In .luly. j
lll:t. and romldetlntf a fiiKht from i
Itnnspvelt Kii-ld, X. V. , I
Actually, the Graf Zeiielm R"t
home in (iS tirs and at rnitttitcw.
She first aMcarcd over the air
drome at 4:iio a. m. (laiTta p. ni.
eastern Htanflard time l. For im?e
than two tto-avs the airship cruUed
around waitiiiK for dawn to hreak.
the Ui-'lMiiiK facilities heliJK Inade
anate for a landing at nlKiit.
A boisterous crowd which itroke
through police linesvas eayer Vn
rah a Kllnipso of Clarence Tcr-
hunei the ll'-yenr-oid cntldy
whoxe
flaHni? in Ktnwinp away aboard ihe
airship hart rapt iir'l thelroioutK
inatton. "Where's TVrhune?" iwy kept
yellins, "I.ft him oond out," they
Inifnred. l:ut whatotiact happen-
on to the youth was a mystery to!jjl(1
Hie cron il Hint lvnte-heil the nr-
I'lvnl-
See Otosvuwny,
Soon nflor customs officials Inul
doiuiU'U tnu utr iiiut. tno nrrii-iui-j,7i
l-acplitlmt conimlttco. of which John
V. Kchl, t nlloii .States c onsul lit
Slllttitiirt, wax n incmln-r. cnli-roil
thp hnnBar. Krhl lumrdml thv
.riMiran 10 niPM levnuno. wno whs
T lt li M..... ... .i.v .v.. notntnot: Jonn J. i.asKoo. lot1
ouchen, n-f urine an overcoat lilirt.i!,,mTO.)lliil. atioiml ccinimi e
the collar turned m. A few
utes later n flermun pfflrlnl hanil-
ed Terhuni a document which lhe(mof(t of 0ie Ismm-n of lhe enniMitn
stowaway was seen renin ni; vuiiani ),(, n,
the assiMtanee of Kehl. letter Ter- if uoov
of tlie hangar by n side door, to
the rtisappoimment of the crowd.
When the eusioms official en
tered the door of the cabin, Mrs.
C'lura Adams of Tanncrsviiie, i'u.,
the only woman n board, was ,ttmd-
init framed in the doorway, ilie j
was erected wiln loud r beers. A 1
few minutes afterwards the score
of passenj;ors aboard, some of
whom bint made he trip to Amer
ica and return by tit airship, land
ed, Mrs, Adam beittfr among the
first.
The papsensers nnd Qtow bad
great difficulty in getting out of
the hangar into which part of the
crowd had mQe itw way, while
O thousand outside cheered and
bands played "Deutsehiaftd l'bfr!)M1. j,, xu, (1(,wd cried
A lies" and
Dnnncr."
"The Star Spangled ,
Dr. Hugo KciEoner, commander
and builder of Use airship, asked
to be excused from any reception
formalities until 6 p. in. He ex
plained . that he was thorotichly
tired and needed a 'st.
Dr. Eekener was assert to speak
nt the microphone so that the radio
audleee might hear hts voice.
"Aw Knrope is waiting for a
word from you," the announcer
v.'i ill. The eommn ndor however.
ejy Hhook his head ana dedin
ed the invltalion.
Mrs. Adams was also asked to
speak nnrt nlso declined. ,
An hour after the flrnf Zeppe
lin had been berthed In the ban- j
gar the crowds whlQ had beeri
nsHmbbng sie yesterday bei.""
to disperse. The passengers and
crew had left and the door of
lhe hangar were closed slowly on
the largest airship ever htiilt.
f'antian Salute.
Sa i vos f rom cannon in sji 1 ut e
roused lhe sleeping populace of
Kriedriehshafen when the airship
approached its birthplace n the
shore of I,ake Constance about
:Sn a, m. The people rushed for
;he airdrome where crews of the
Zeppelin works were already as-
sent bled.
It was rnlnlna, but there was no
f(i nnwui ovt"r ufwh uriurr
heading for her hangar.
'jirge details of police and see-
oral er.mi.anl nf .,n, hf!4 th
thrnnif- In cheek vrhrn the crpat
(Continued on rf e Six.)
I
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Mrs. Clara Adams of Tanners- '
vhte, Pa., wife of George L. ,
Adams, retired cannery owner, is .
listed as the only woman paying t
passpcer for the return flight ta
Germany of the traf3hlanJc Gff '.
Zeppelin. '
BORAH DRAWS
BIG AUDIENCE
N BALTIMORE!-:
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foaho Senator Given Cheers
I f HnnVPr 5DPPCh '
Smith's Ulame Hissed-
at r- n-.-mf,.! ni;
New Era Peaceful Dealing
S
Central America
Predicted.
1 wisuers our og ins irip oy iit"-
t mobile throuph Ilohoken. Jerwy
'it v ami other points en route.
RAtriMOKG. Nov. I . tfPi The tm ,to lhe RpmibUean cam
usually Ipubllenn state of Massa-. paisners in yareasite fafhion. par
fhusetts, claimed In the present lU-ularly as to their areumontM
eampalnu by the.Uemoeratie lea-"" 5 ,"C,l'f" a Wnoh
1 1 He - attacked Hoover s speech
ermp was, tile objective today frmiUf, ln Hlimp armory several
Ken;yor William 1C. Horuh of Ida- j weeks no and nssaikMl havles
ho. lie will Hpt-ak in lioston In-' Llvaus JIuubeK and Senator liunth
f jirfori'ow" event it ;?' r "' "'"'T
Last niiiht he spoke ia behalf brfht boos from the aurtience.
of Herbert Hoover before ah en- Inches, he wiSrt, amiii iaushtev,
ihuxiastlc a.iiiieni-e whieh filled the Uboulti have been the ItepubU-j:,tMM)-eat
o apneiiy of the Klfthjcan candidate instead of Hoover
regiment ai moiy. J because he was "doing more to
I'rohahlv the Ini'sest crowd and t
most vociferous reception of 1
',,, onmiuilirti mm- irroctifl tlio pn-
iilor In his Ptwrrh here. The ikm-
(onsiratlfm ovt-r his npjtournnce
i ,,,,.,) from ., K.-mlnuti- outliuist
iipB.mso li-rmv his uil.licss to
, i,uiis linil hlsslnit fr..m ll sectinnK
! f ti. ,.,,;. vvlicm-vcr hf men-j
I ,i,., n, iiunn.s of Covfrinarl
. smllh. Si nntni- Jih V. Kulilnsoii.
i, ),.mncriit c vlil- mos Hpntllil
mln-"ri.hlli,.Imln lms Tummanj- Hall,
n, .,,(, si.e( h covi-iert
d a Qw 'liunuimi
wevi eleeleit pi"
tent "We are to see up tww era
of jieaci-fui net:ntlation" in the
settlement nf eontroversies be-
t wo' n the 1 n i t ed Si Ms a pi d
t'entral American natioi-.
the
, ,,
several miiuiU1 fu"twed the wnst-
tor's declaration
Tammany Hall front New
York to
naibmal
Washington
- t fiteanier.'
would be a
Mr. liomh said lie vs:trrted the
.jk-.nment t the prohibition issue
hi the eleetlun u
not ijween the
Itcpuldienns and Oem
.Vi-ats, but
between those who believe !n th
eonst Mui ion and those who do mU"
Win n he said thai tlov-inor Smith
. had dr
laved the
la v u"
Wild
on-
I forced
election.
a mtm-
ut, "He
to the
(Smith t will
get
White House."
Charying the governor with hav
ing 'Vbottgf-d hb views" on the
protective tariff from describing
K four years ago as a "robbery of
the American people" to support
ing it in Ms Louisville speech, the
senator rbn meter! seed the tariff at
n barrier for the American work
man against the industrial devel
opment now pafc resping in Europe
Girl Bread Bakers
In Competition at
Pacific Stock Skow
f'lllt'ACO, Nov, 1. Ah
v I'rie bread bakers of the
Instate of Washington. Helen
i. ftmerson ami ciu
& of Afomesjtno. win go to ?
i t'amp I'lumni'T, Portland
4 Ore., to romp'e with other 4-
Inter-seetlon teums at the
f Tacifie International stork
( show.
flnae) IHades, and JnanUa
4t Kerr, winners of the Oregon'
home economic team, wilt
attend the lac!fic stock show
nnd compete with their prixe
winning cakes. The girls will i
be rut of the Montgomery
hnii,,nim he.
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Yd STATE i
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New Jersev Jaunt Last Of
S Campaign Work OuteTi;"-' I
i I. , i u iioitviT vns lhi Vtsi mun nnt
! Home State Lauor Anu'4,h(. Rllt anBlv, k,,.,,
Farm Rehef Stand Of j ( knm ktoK m mj- hm,.
Opponents Flayed
Night Wilson
Prosperity Credit.
Last'
I
,VCIll
Harold Oliver,
i'rews Staff Writer.
x ew y o n k:, Nov. i m
With a i:ish Into New Jercj r
Itcitrr otf.s-itiim for whfvt hff5.
poiJ" on all the lig uostiutiB
f iht rtuy, (lovpruor Smith tts
wound up Iiis campaign nwny
from home. o
Kroiii now on until lection
flaj ho . will coneentmU' his 't-
rt on his Iwnn talt of New
Yoi;fcOwrUh its 45 etfctumt votw.
.SiuM'ches in IPnfcyn tomorrow
nitiht on state issues and in
New York Oily KjUnrtlsy nlKHl
wm coHmio th? hp-
'audiences. He wUt make n radio
appeal from his Oulie in ins
Hotel lilfmore on eleetitm cv?
after Herbert Hoover has hart ;
lh final pay to the voters from 1
Vnl(, AUo Cau
I-ast nit Smith spoko nt IhP,
1 1 3th reiriment armoi-y, Newark. ;
! after bavins been acelaimed hy;
oihopsstncts of lort-h-hertnis well-'
itio ' nientfott' ' whose names
elec t the Kepubllran president
man
the nominoro himself,"
CrnlUa Wtlsnn
He said Hoover hurt made on
"exu-'cerateit Ktatement when he
dec -hired in Xcvtffc that "real
miLTH and Ntamlard ft' Hvins
i ".i,iof nnr bbnr bve imuravnl more,
(lurfiur the oust seven and a ha!w"r wwimhh iuhiiu s mm-
years of UepuhUenn ruie than
'iy inK Kn'' i"l'ar pprlort In the j
Credit
" iuoiij.
for mieh conditions was Kiven
to Woodrow Wtlaon ivthe Detn-
ocruUc nominee,
After chttlienghifr figures from
the Hosition eanii on unem
!n,nnp.
.... .
gram railed for the necessnrr
?nppmiriatlon to the dmrtmpnt
O' f la bor to ena ide it t ty make
adequate
ment so
snrvevs n unemptoy-
i Ity as between
. A
offtclttte"
will
never arise
) He ?ald be was satisfied the
r American people was "nat wed
ded to a policy of holding back
public v&i ks in order to make
a false showing; of economy."
Furthermore, he was "distinct
ly in favor of si thorough study
of the methods of industry, the
newly adopted methods of in
dustry, co that wo may be able
to absorb the surplus labor that
Is released leme of the intro
duction of modern machinery.
Jjahor Pianlc
l.lani.0" !"r Injunction,, "mean-
ingles" nnd "senselesH, and said
the c m orra ts had pro m inert
definite remedy "by law" to c nd
"the existing evils."
As for farm relief, he said the
Republicans were In a "panic"
and he attempted to prove this
by relating how Governor Mc-
Mullen, of Xebraska and Senator
Itornh had gone to Washington f ' t .
to "plead" with Hoover t fnvorj MA fiSHFi KiJ, Ore.. Nor. S,
an extra session of congress t& Total rabiaion a.s'ss
deol with this ,t neat Ion, (mrnt mad by Hie assessor for
'The cave of the enporttibla Coos county this year how n drop
surplus crops said the 'i''r-of nearly $3.fta,0ta under last
nor. h the underlying, fuWa-( vear, the figures being Jrt.HTfi -
mental nuestlm lehln rjnstrejsn) in 1327 nnd J23.n,b&$ ht
hive farm relief, and Mr. Hoover ynr. Hbgbf hit r asr were noted
j is unalterably opposed to that."jn Hveto fe, urban improvements
Bmith Iiranded as a "cold-Hn,j patpnted lands. The ore rave
t.tridf(t tnstttt" to the working ff!in..frt i-. ,itA t.nt th
i man a clretilnr which 1 sabl
he bad been reliably Informed
was sent out to business housvs
, hy the UppubHcai nutional com
; m(iiM for insertion In the
Fnvekitiei! of mill and farTory
workers and which stated the
pay coming to you In Ihis en-1
velope is from two to ten times j
as much as you would! have ra
reived for doing the same work
In K,trope." J
"What a atwpld performance,
he esHalmed amid loud applause
"of ait the men in tha
to urge that against i
who came up from the
world
mnnj
ranka?
!
of labor himself,
;vernor Smith praised drover
Cleveland as "one of the greatest
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iContlnued a Tag Fear,)
I.ost AXC-ELKS, Nov, I.
WT U (mi the elecuoiu-oiiuj! of
Wtltia.u Lynch, dal in hw
home for hit favorite presi- '
& aniial pumlldato ha been
mai the basis on vvhiTi Mis,
Kt'- M. Lynch on a decree
of divorce,
"My hiMrand Is K lemerat
IS
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ttml rhbms tb:it Alfred K.
s-Umth is the best man for
5H11I iH IHH1 nvAli !'
r u-m-u
KmifmonlQ
mvf.'m rh. itnl v..l tU '
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KIDNAPED WIFE
FOUND TODAY
fl BAD 'SHAPEIRASKDB GUUM
San Francisco Woman Left
. On Doorstep After Starv- i
atiort And Torture Un-j
, able Tell Experiences J
Singe Abduction Thurs- i
day.
SAN KttANCISeO, Soy. 1. f)
-Sirs. Ray U Coopor, Satt Kntn- ;
Cisco woman who ilisuiiipenretj a J
w&elt as losjay m. was heUsve'4 ;
to ha' Iwen lielrt by Milnoppr
who, demftrntpd !ft.(W() trum her
! Wiliinil, rally (miuy was foiin an
')M:ttnri'6r the" ttftmp or TitW
d'ftavelooftt'. l-ev itest tliv.w ne lt
bar. In an uucoiisciarts rotidifiofr.
She was only partSalb linseO.
D'HaveJiwe called the pohce nfl
Mrs. Coouor was lahm.to the emef-
"""-y hiwnttnt, wheru uliyslclHiis
snttt Rhe had hccti starved. J.ra.
jfoiier rftrlrwl onlj fur a tew
mluiiteH nnrt then. IiiHpiI tiorrrns-
n(2e her' ilshl)ov ami tolil tlunti
t w go away and leave her ulcme. f
f Awtttier d'Haretufte nor Itttt vctta i
t fwrld p any one nmr their hamn
? nflvr the doovbU liad hhui-
moaeti uim to to oor. wv
not henrd an atttamohHo in the
( street enner, mey shhj.
' ' hwrwony Mra, t oojmr rtm-
janaeiirciS nU her hunbami ashM
j lo anarch for her. Monday
i uv -m-i 111
! S10.000 br tte sufe rcstmaiion of
this w(f Fniiuvn 1K tutu, v
t comply wtth ttte reqtiests. the. note
! KaW-w0lW mean tm woman wotrld
1 starve to rleh.
PhyatrtanK at Tim hoapital said
Mrs. had lUHiai-t'in iv u t.
ktut wtttiowt watair or food for
fottte time and that i!to citowtTt
signs of havhwr been tortured.
Whenever pi yatetana altemwimi
to strap httf to the &amfnatin
tanks she iicreameU d shrank
from them, thetOabX. 8ite was un
able to tett thenP what had hath
pwned tluHng the wek t(nire she
had disappeared.. IVHuveiuoHe Uvea
on the thivtl floor of a tenement.
He said the doorbell had been
ntnn front the at rent oi0atw& and
t ha a pp3 ren t J y the worn n n had
been carried to tha(r dwirstep tvf
fore t5v. beti was sou0ed. He
said he hurried to the street but
j '"' tn moanymm
s
ASSESSMENT VALUE
COOS COUNTY FjUlSiSwr-!'
I valuation lower. '
SI MAIL GAIN BY
.,,in,"lile ttnrtlit tthln the next 2 Ml KiMak titir ai
DflDTl flMli IV UffWM "'""" lmMf ty th !'Wjti tu.h bUi
1 lit f I HI II I Li iinSPUV,"",,! '"':hr borKsn bero tortnv j Hiti hfiM k' nam m
i UlttUIIIW IV U"vt'HjM th Innia uf weal her rhartal "lt. I tuna mil h
PORTLAND, ore,. Nor. 3.
A Ir-ma H ea rrled mtt of ) rt 1 nd
paa "d rwistwfs dnrma OrtftNr
totaled lft2,4l pieees. aeeordins
postoffice data. &iy thousnnd
piece f mail went eat and
4nt constwlso by t'aclfh Air Trans-
( Vrt planes.
( The ttrttti represent a 6 per ni
igs ovtf that Xr itember.
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Mary Ptcktord and Do:)als Fjrun( Ifaving the wbUe hv,.i
after having luncheon st tbs feuest PresWsni r. coat(rf-
OF BIGOTRY
f
ROUSES m&
Letter To Chairman Work
Charging Smith Target
Of Bigotry Brings Caustic
Comment Raskob Says
Letter Unanswered.
! XEW VOKK. Xuir. 1. (iPv Sett-
fttar C.eore t(. . Ittoftes of New
ltamtt-.hirj. vhoehairmsJt wf thff
f Kt'tmMli'ttH fstrn mlvtaovv com- (
ImitHHs isstieiJ -a kWmu itluy : The uiDH!, murmurliw. of
dn conunent on a tetter stent byl, .v. v,a ii
ItNrtMl rhntrmntt. i ir. Hubert he uttempfetl to uttrit hemvtf !n
1 Work. Hcimbiirrtn national ihuh- , a furnace io iwuvr ftet fm, to-
1 man. 111 f-.v!tish Hasiinb cuaviteil
I m ik in rw!ifeh iJasiiob chiu uett
l Uiat pevsouu aKKCiateil wtth l)r, '
wfi commtttK. were pmimitlim t
: attaeKn on linrprnnr Smith heramtej
j o( iito rKh. Itas!uli MU'lottetr
kbutwuitir. ciiy tf the k'Ust
puiapuvCl(-c to he from enarar t
Ptoses ttO'lNrtt. Zcb Vnre Walwr, f
Ufxtnstun, Ky. n hlH n rtHe;
, ichk i
illeil vh io.ii'bv ttiiU-Cath-
i oltft wasT vpftirrel ti
s "red hot
mr.
; VIm in this 3?hn
J. Haskob
bbo seems in lc n aiinfefl be -
Iraiuw a Kflhrn ih-iHm val 'j?.
fwrtltcvn 3tnnhtng waieh I ChouTTikt
to Us 'hot uttiff? Kvnatcir Mtww
t hw jttftccctn,
"He N
i fie i mm nut if tn uu i
rN'morrmlP naltunat i wmmitlefe
whose fet. .imui hadpmrteis hava
heen Uttsy fvtr ?oek la
attsy vtr tc m ummme
the country with vleiosm atiM
! upon lr. Httorpr'n n-SlsiwMt iaith.
, Then nttneka have teii sent out
t nf!ietattv nivftor thu muit of the
! iittn manual of Mr. It; Acerb eottei
tllltfetf. O
Why Ift It Hint In thiit rlnntoK
and hi 'aitIaf m to Ue tuk-
tn th fteht tike tho Mohanim -
dam "ttt-irlmK the ttreen Hng with
the t yiv.i h.trc t,. ..! pro-
Rtotmtnn n b y wurT III tecttu
which ahouhl envelop a itoIItfwtJ
CHtttpalRtt nnd hnransn nf th& daa
perathm of all ()r.?wni)3g men thai
clntifb at alrawa," I
!"if Mr. Kas.boh'a eihk-al btprg (
is bo fine a tut his general aenat
tittttteg ea readtty arr.tiRed ft might
bo irorrh while to ask bow n bai-
j pens that he ls my main Imi fen j
J hfmactf ilfla the mulls, or ilht noma
j of his Tummuuy atoul iil-euiis da j
It far Htm?
Mr reniftitttnn is tn.o sell
tsWMhed to 1 tninrcd by a mn
ises chsHStns OW t
he v'nitert States!
mafia and catttttE mo names. His
statement l no answer to my let- former a'tm
ter tn lhe chairman of the H , J fftcera, couviuced denpit. Mis
Hi ss national committee, who U E KnaakV story,, that attempted mur
ine man t think alt the, pep-te hob! ier '""k n-farw in he ncdlre sEa
resiiousiide for Che proper enndrtet c wr iMiseNjerrt. said that alj those
of the HepnhHfrflrr campaign." j whose namea have eoma inlo the
GENERAL Mill FOC;
COAST FRBKIEDis
. jremts, the p of the hair retatntar
BAM FHA-VfTiaco. S, t f4s l'h eitrt. unfached hy heat.
latn th-onghmd the entire Pi-'
ihirlitft tlio Ih1 t-u dasH, liain in
altfornia before the enrt of the
wank were aim? forecast.
A Hsfnrbaffr ot mark Inter-
y srcomjianMHl by wtoas of
u.hnU ssiile force and very hw ha
romefer waa rciorfcd central to
day about Kftt mi) fit due west of
I'aj Mendorirtff nnd moipln eat
artlT Bihta! storm warnlr-tsi
have boen dtutay?(( on lh Wnsh-
jtngttm ftnU Oregon coam, ,
a -i s.
.4 1 i
3. ? i
3 'm s rrr
fWDlOVE
: MAY BE GLUE
r
KNAAK CASEjUh
eliriOUS Wf MUrmUrS Of pawl tat cameramen writ then
, ,. ... ;nkt out ortfff the tairn irhfre
Frank Sefievea Kev Toi'- itre Bm,-nnw
Reason For Self Torture"1' i"iuv mi AtuuwnwKim
twos tavttott ta m.y fact'rtH ta itt.
VioKrOst Sought-Cfues ZXZ
. ; , h x ras)Mk th bam l thu rax,
ooCarCC. 0 UtUUUe. "L ts yu hav it
. ' "nt trtp to catlfovnia ana intf
'r 1 lurk ta j-mt.'
. IV KB l'.M;iT. Ht, Xnv. I. Ml I Ufiftt tooM irtttk rr--
t . .....
( , ,,i.',.i . ,,,,, u
,u , . ,
B r' "tf-imnta-
tlntl-
"frank threw me down, Frank
""'- " n, !ie mranrt wpr
overwst nfeht her life V-
away w s rot in a lake Korel
bHai hm she was taken aCitO
I heifta fnd In the tussement of th
v tutko matt mty hall, nude and
f0h nrmw end e?f burned to th
f bone.
; Her worrts tniltt wnt BhMiffi
; tawreno lHItttift a wiveh far
j Fvank Mamty, h Iutc lltuff vtoltn -
j Ik, who the fhertff hatI mteht
rn-fai hohip oerm?te mtntrtt mrt" 1 nu;r inr rou
trne storr ne ntn nun
nrrr m ww nimin &t going to he
Jaesei ted vlltage hail Mtmdav MbAi.
r ndtng the ntuht there ami oft
pinrtchtg her It tubs lata ttte far- i
ftrtre.
'hfiies HiU-bcoek,
t sl,ili rt-Mh
nblilit uHrf-
....... .t c inure ...t... ...
j , ., ,1-M..,. ,, ,.,..t,. Huentil.t.. ,.,1.1
.,, f,,,rf h ... t.
ntxhr M(.hr,.k M h,mr. w((h
1 broken hg 1
V WM( ft)w M'
tty t1 lnu. u.WtttMVM eam ttUf
,
Highland Parle befJ-rre ctotg to
hnUo Utntt. tne ttt them was
titm i bp tb iik Hluff vArrir
haU, bwt 1 was ni rrti)delrt,
itiiriy ttntiiy Miss M;kiie MueHev,
one ut Miss KmiudV cUmcC frtends.
was found and accompanied: affl
iiA to the hrmpttnt. Miss Knaak
apM'ar-d bid i W her chum.
m wh Miss MneUrr plMlel
feith her ti "tell everything the
youny; woman on hospitut eot
sr"Wl UM5T say:
Mf have tujet
t rwythmx.Mr
nrier stiMrrcf Myrnobnrr
wl,n Knask wmler Cbsrle
,l"'t weemaifc-leaeher ami
invest luthm have been alwlved
any iwtvk m U5f aiiair.
les rS-Mrc-e.
lues were few. There were !?-
tsfj' r) !i n ball nn thA f .
aee rwm floor. bt tbev imly
rt l the mysiwy. They up.
;ert in have been singed at th
Pistes Attorney ftmlth qaeaClnfi-
anrt said she
tiutert when
menifoned.
have to lock
P IIHchroBrk.' Jfr. Imith atd to
j her, to jvc ht the effet on the
rl wowM be. "My ffod, ilnt
id that he almost sereameil.
'That wwutti le a miiSt InJttuKrfc" ,
"U hyT" aket! Mr. Hmtlh. t
"Vau don't undt-tataiid, it(K-;
ttalls-." r-pH"tl the gtrl, t(lt touch
exeiiert. "Tu can't nnilrnrtantf.'!
It aaa nereeaary apentl asmef
time mrtlsa hrr ?- Ii!:t-h'eck, ;
mm hart bt mtnUtmtd.
PRESIDENT
o
;Coolitge Wishes Hoover A
1 Pleasant Journey To Cat
j ifornia AndoA Safe
! Return Candidate Bids
j Committee Workers
!o Good-bye President
j Speaks Before Film Mike.
i WArt.NOT(e, Nov, t HH
' Herkwrt Hoover, HepWkro irei
ideiulSaS eandWaLe, deairS
i a'ctoea this asrafton ftu- hfci horn?
j at lala Alta. tl. Etl cttuee he vein
, make th. clotting prhes f the
ImmpatKii. the Oral at !i"ri.-B.
W tontsht.
Illy i Wrst
VVAKfUNCtTOX. Nov, t . L-Pv
f iVesIdent (aaltctg En bidding fare
jWeM fm?ar to Herhtrrt ttmnr nt'
only wbeit him n fit&tmm u
iney u i'aUfornist but "a issiS
Jiutn" tu WHsWiiston afts tb
'otecttanioxt Tuestluy. .
j The prood wshew of the ' eMe-f
fesfwtlve were esirej,s sfter s
White Kuuhc, ttuvtos vchivh
bfeuiwedi btat minute detafts
the eneirtn of nfrr-
awatlwl thrm, 1'hs-y again hosmI
lto ?-rT ftl h tak
1 s a lW ihal faad Mt
jrhh-f ecuttro irpak ouster. i
i know tbst I vhaH rtc? that"
f Mrirtilmt
' A camwme inreawn amumt
( Uo unnoancstt inat .iw wW wl
; talk Into the mtcrouhotis unuiu
while pictunw nw helne tafcen.
w, h mw for on enmera
luan tM had b&eu be nrrlvliw.
E you lh& one wte mbub
j tho, picture T" he Uuvutwert, triun
Irw(vi?g -n afrtrmatve rifir he
j ""ir copr to him and naldr
j "WWI, In giv him rhsnrf,"
i Tste Kais.
Atuer tnac its was vailert
"tws eo make anoeher s at the
j pJeer range snt in k
'rBim voice, b said; Uwrf
i"1 J is v.ii!Mfts urn
,tt return.
th.mk rau lie. ltlcl!ttt "
Che KvihiMItw cundiitM return
t hia tHjrHijtiat hvudtvuartsva v.-lnvfc-i.
he MwrtraJ a rtelegutlon froA tho
J'MiiMFlvnnte dwehfij-, affro( of tttn
lAiumntn rtmotmtvn, wta cun
Cei'ied Uio tit a lit BM-mbwhtu
ax a trltiute to tits "tuynt cnte.
hlp and ttrtrncutshi;a msrvtee u
ll roumrr r8ht, the trorl.l."
"I m ) to a mr Mfi?
wM Hoover, "ht9 ly trtrte wsth
lhu.1 t sy brothei-, Cftl. ThetxVom
KaoTcr, who for y.'uvs luu enjojiftf
(rtmlfar dtntlncttoit. an t anin'e
rlote jour mrtlmltr of mr anctrHtor
wl lunht tn the Herotmtomtrf
Cults m Worken
Hoover bogiui hui tust iay In
WttKhtuBton try mafemg hi ttnu.
iwl onr cart at the htoarterK
"W ltrrWten nattonnS rrm
mKtarT hee he iMHraonitUjr thanh
ett att the nutiabern of tha Mutt (or
thete tiortc ttt hts tivhatf.
Oreeteil br Chalrrnatt Work, ho
mt a loar nt the nffhw. hitK
ittJI iKtuiU with vrro. tn H
vtsltm bvaila l litwij:; !. '
Sjsttrf Price art
By Ladies Quest
ForSUm Figure
CHiCAno, Ktw. W Vo- 4
BMkB'a dmtre (or a SirtMf Jig-
ur has hrotwtu Hrirf lo the
puttttu (n4ulry. tl wwihl
wem, after hearing tl, .
Written, mtLaagnrot the Ameri.
m Krwlt ani Venrtaate Khio.
per" ArtllMi, ppte be-
Cwms thr Mutation renvrn-
Mm. ,
Thta thtBB l no Jofce,' Mr.
Urteses nu, The ea far
1Em?ta ha made terrtfte tn-
r(f In pcthtta eo!s.nstpttwn,
rt.)y a Merlin rmr htwl-
. it to a)) the mare !- ,
aneatablv bvrauae the brllrf
potatosa i fotteatne a i
fttltaer. '
fltp nrttflmi iiIiib m- 4
ttmmi mire-rtMng cnmfmtgn to
e)t of pttnew r.ie aa a
fwrf. .
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