Show — ' ' i 1 ' ' 'i - ill s t 4 ' ' "I 'Hi I "' "' " : - i 1 ' : s ' ' - - ' ' JLSC- t- u ana m Sumter rainwest north and portions tonight A IDAHO time to every purpose under the heaven— Eccl 3:1 Observe decree propriety and place-Shakespeare warmer in norm and cast portions tonight — Unset-tie- d ha j with To everything there Is and occa- rains tonight and SunModerate day temperature sional ' a " f MvKR Ore— ' 2— AX Xov lor the telephone to the FOR BIG RALLY It) NEW YORK r — J 'n Al Campaigns Like His Old 1 al-V- st imperceptible sounds of u mmoiers in a sale door idling political national' a x Operating the strong box here yesoeficd two The may machine is expensive Miss Kathleen Kivctt terday ' tor parties report they office employe telephoned million ten to awy pended close Charles 'Braun the expert in in this campaign — sr Weiser Idaho nearly 50 miles i away that she had lost the safe with of dollar Without millions combination on a punjr which to carry Iiraun told her to put the ly handicapped mouthpiece of the telephone to the safe door and to turn too next Thnt of itself makes emoney way the dial By the sound of the ' PUWCHl"i nnntirally tumblers he directed her hand f found to- geti free from and the door was those contributing than five minutes opened in less hiiit'nns to dollar the almighty should appropriate to Con-re- s3 parties a sum equal two large the legitimate expenses and lim- V&SllWJ JUWi "mount : — -- -- t YEARS jj i TOGETDECREE BETTING 2 CHICAGO Nov 3— (AP)— After " years of waiting Mrs Salome women will sacrifice for Jane Crawford has decided to seek cause no other as for fail a divc-cMrs Crawford is to ' mpgrtyrs invited death feeling years ol Mrs Crawford was married to a viVyTlrer'f ' PreVarlnS taemseive ior Union army Soldier In "1865 and he haa been died in 1883 Five years later she sacrifice Suprtifrae was married tV Charles Crawford made in the name of religion He left her the 'ext year she said never came'imek and inof mind atate lite tj peculiar "I've mental exaltation not the courtwaited 3 9" years" she told Jiced'by aheroic deeds of soldiers "So you want ai divorce so you ader the excitement ot Dauie may remarry?" Julge Joseph Sab-at- h V asked 1 It is a condition of mind to be "Mercy no" theittle old lady Puarded acrainst as the conduct of smiled back- at him "Not me any rea iIhe individual is not cruHed by s ' more" son other than that of extreme re The divorce she Ealdlwas necligious zeal essary to obtain a government pension provided in certain cat for "What is good English? Correct remarried widows of Civil war ct- to follow the English is required' rnlos of rnmmir and sooken Entr- - ejrans Jish must conform to the rules of me as iouna xn pronunciation ' dictionaries standard TO wen their arj e he l I i - 5 J 1 ? ' M'ADOO VOTE The Durists insist on the observ ance of those rules but of late years there has been a breaking -- AS" away from the of restrictions Young people are being encour Preserves Party Allegiance aged to express themselves without Despite He Disapproves cling repressed by grammar Smith Wetness rnnin3ra la fny fha mimnsft of of and' many veying thought AUGUSTA Ga Nov 3 — f AP) — ana P most torcerui speajters from William G McAdoo ters occasionally disregard the A message reauirements of the text saying he would preserve! his party allegiance this year was made public here today byt Thomas J Hamilton of the Augusta es first the t editor young people sential is to get them to freely ex Chronicle Hamilton telegraphed McAdoo as press ijhemselves to how he would stand in the elec- Gradually they shall find them tion next Tuesday The McAdoo reply follows selves conforming to good usage "Replying to your teleeram I The old style grammarian was Am absolutely opposed to Smith's stilted and a a writer he often was position on prohibition land the eighteenth amendment but I shall with color preserve my party allegiance Am Correct pronunciation is consid making same reply to similar inered necessaryi to the success of a quiry from AStovall" Stovall is publisher public speaker yet every division of of Pleasant the Savannah Press the country has xta pecuiarities Mr Hamilton was the manager for Mr McAdoo The south has its soft "r" the in Georgia in 1924 when he carried 3sew Englana states tne nasai sounds and the west a slight harsn-nes- s the state in the Democratic presidential preference primary over former Senator Oscar "W UnderTint if everv one waited to ac- - wood by GO 000 majority Georgia! AiilrA rnrrect ' rronunciation before voted one hundred times for Mcsilence Adoo in the Madison Square garden ispeaking there would be now 01 convention where now there is a great Both Hamilton and Stovall have 'SOUL been warm supporters of Mr McAdoo in the past Both were deleIn writing and speaking one is to deal In subjects which gates at large to the" 1024 '! national hav a strontr appeal and thus convention avoid the false In other words one of the neces SENATOR LYONS sarv elements is to have back of OF DENVER HERE your --words honesty of thought and devotion to whatever you advocate Senator "William Lyons of Denver known as "Wild Bill to his Confidence in men in public is not increased by knowledge friends was in Ogden Friday of the fact that men like Asa Keyes proudly displaying two famous watches which he carries district attorney In Los Angeles One is a timepiece raided at J350O are accused of bribery presented to him by Jack DempMfy Men holding high office are ex- the former heavyweight champion pected to keep themselves free from The other is a watch of great value the taint of gains and also the gift of Freddy Welsh when they fall to do so they are Roth were given to "Senator Bill in disgrace Lyons" because of his legislative activities In behalf of laws to No 'man should enter public of strengthen and encourage the boxfice without being resolved to be ing game above the temptation of those who Senator Lyons who is an enwould bribe him thusiastic supporter of Governor Alfred K Smith was Introduced to There is not as much corruption many persons In Ogden by Joseph in office as is generally thought Chez and Bishop N II Tannrr but when one prominent man falls both warm friends of the Colo-radosuspicion is aroused and the peo Mr Lyons said he had found so pie wonder how far spread is the weakness much Smith sentiment In IJtah he thinks Utah will go Dem'ocmtio Seldom if ever does a man prof- "This is not ridiculous" he said in other than "Just recall that in 1916 you couKl it by money obtained in an honorable manner not find Republicans who thought iiiHI Utah would give its electoral vote That which comes without hon to Wilson" est effort offers no great degree of satisfaction or comfort! over-emphasizi- DEMOCRAT ng pa pre-con-yent- :':! lal 1 ed i ill-gott- en -- Only such things as are won by a sense of real achieve- merit bring ' ' ment KEEPS AUDIENCE UIET PHILADELPHIA Nov 3— (AP) — Leopold Stokowski leadtr of the Philadelphia orchestra knows how to make cn audience keen silent Because of distracting noises he ttopped the music and left the stage returning in five minutes "I I Old Ladv At 85 Savs: "Mercy No jMore Wedding Bells" 39 " an TAKES LIFE BY USE OF POISON ' SALT LAKE Nov 0— Mrs Lary B Potter 30 was found dead early this morning in her room at the Red Wing hotel 127 West First South street Death resulted from poison investigating officers re" ported Police-e-aiMrs Potter once be' fore attempted suicide ro j ' - EASTERN AREA IS SHAKEN BY EARTH SHOCKS No Is Damage Reported But Much Alarm Is Noted ) -- i ! - d ATLANTA Nov 3 — (AP) — The southern tip of the Appalachian mountain chain was shaken by two light earth shocks at 11 o'clock eastern time last night and the Piedmont regions further south felt a single and lighter ©hock at the hour Damage was negligible but residents were alarmed Slight tremors were noted as far west as Frankfort Ky the disturbances! being recorded at 10:03 and 10:0 o'clock — No damage resultr " Asheville N C 50 miles south of Mount Mitchell highest peak In the Appalachians reported the heaviest shocks They came in succession interrupting telephone communication in Isolated instances At Chattanooga Tenn on the tip of the Blue ridge residents fled from one apartment house when a temblor was felt In the city Many residents reported that their homes were rocked Newspapers offices at Bristol were t called frequently by frightened residents when the temblor was felt there Two distinct shocks were felt at Spartan burg N C as atAsheVllle' Kings-po- rt Tenn and Greenville Tenn also reported a slight tremble of rr-- - the earth s - A score or more calls were received at Atlanta police headquarters reporting the shock - of tall apartment buildings reported that furniture moved about on floors and dishes rattled in many parts of the city Communication lines were not affected pro-saic- : RECORDS BROKEN ON JELLY HERE 5300 Glasses Contributed To Sick War Veterans By Ogden - 3- ii - of — - ten-year-o- ld - -- j 1 - FOR SPEECH I PUEBLO TODAY St Louis Crowd Gives Nominee Enthusiastic Applause TALKS ON FARMING Candidate Outlines His Plan For Solution of Grave Problems Tutted' Press Staff Correspondent ABOARD HERBERT ' HOOV ER'S SPECIAL TRAIN EN ROUTE TO PALO ALTO Calif Nov 3— (UP) — Herbert Hoover's ' special train was speeding today across Kansas through the heart of the wheat belt the Republic an candidatecarrying to Pueblo Colo where he will break his Westward journey again for his fourth and last speech on his way home Early today while Hoover was the train crossed from sleeping -aouDtrur Missouri into Kansas The Republican candidate re ceived an enthusiastic ovation from a crowd of lOOOfr which packed St Louis' coliseum last night to hear the major address of his western trip a final appeal for farm sup pott The crowd in the coliseum was enthusiastic enough to please any candidate and Hoover had to begin several times before he could Btill the uproar Hoover said he hoped the De cember short session of congress would solve the farm question but added that "If this Is not possible 1 would call a special session in or der that we might speedily arrive at a determination of the question before the next harvest" FA KMC AND BUSINESS Hoover's speech was pointed mainly at the farm and business elements of the west Dealing with problems he said were clearly in the realm of the federal govern ment Hoover outlined several ideas more specific than hitherto Cor coping with farm relitf He expressed himself in favor of completion of the great three-fol- d Mississippi pyslem" of inland waterways joining the gulf the Great Lakes and the sea via the St Lawrence with laterals feed Such a Ing Into this great chain system he said would be of great benefit both to the farmer and to mid western ""business He proposed formation of a fed eral farm board to aid farmers with government assistance but leaving their biiFines3 within their own control Further he advocated "regulation" of public utilities but "objected" to the "government going into business in competition with Its own citizens FIELDS FOR GOVERNMENT Hoover took as his theme the fields into which government should enter This contrasted with his recent New York speech in which he labelled as "state social ism" Governor Smith's proposals for government action on the liquor question farm relief and water ways The government he held must deal with "great undertakings In public works such as inland watery ways flood control reclamation highways and public buildings Still other proper realms ' for gov ernment activity he said were "fos tering education public health scientific research public parks conservation of national resources agriculture Industry and foreign commerce" as well as aiding the "growing efforts of our people to among themselves to useful economic ends" FARM SOLUTION Stressing the importance of tar iff as ai aid to the farmer and the general consumer Hoover said the following factors are involved in any farm solution: 1 A tariff ' "to reserve to the farmer the American market to safeguard him from the competl tion of imports of farm products from countries' of lower standards one-han- Greig was credited unofficially with reaching a speed of 345 mPes an hour driving his racing seaplane in a final trial flight today The flight which lasted about 22 minutes was preparatory to on at tempt to break the world's speed record Greig now awaits authorization of the air ministry to make his at tempt at the world speed mark d sible moment" FIRST T&AINLOAD WILL MOVE TODAY RRIGHAM CITY Nov 3— Dispatch of the first tralnload of sand and gravel from the property of the Brlgham Sand and Silica company east of this city will be made the occasion of a public 'celebration Saturday at 3 p m A special train crew from Ogden will move the Dins-mor- e train to the plant of B and company of Ogden r WASHINGTON Nov S-(- - j EIGHT INJURED AS WEST COAST PLANE CRASHES Passenger Craft Lost In Storm Lands In Heavy Timber ' 1 CHICO Calif Nov S— (AP — All six passengers! and the two pilots of a West jCoast Air Transport plane were Injured two seriously when the craft crashed in the heav ily timbered mountainous country near DeSabla 2Q miles northeast of here late last nlerht The plane was going to Sari Francisco from Portland H H Putnam of Port land and ti silver of Sair Francisco the seriously hurt passengers were rushed to a hospital here Miss Mildred DeVitt of Seattle C R Adams of Portland passengers and Lewis Goldsmith pilot and Noel B Evans assistant pilot were less seriously injured FOUND BY HERMIT V The names of the two other pas sengers were not immediately avail able The wrecked plane" was by a recluso- of the mountain country' who brought four of the injured to a camp of the Pacific Gas and Electric company early this morning The plane left Port land "yesterday at 10:10 a m and was due at San Francisco late yes Goldsmith en terday afternoon countered heavy jweather in cross ing the mountains Into California and at 7:15 p mi made an emerg ency landing at Corning 150 miles from San Francisco where he took on 200 gallons ot gasoline to get him to his destination He said the weather was! bad but that he believed he could make It APPARENTLY LOST Two hours later the plane was neara over unica barely 6l miles from Corning Later It was sighted over Maxwell which indicated that it was flying in circles and either had lost its bearings or wis f find a safe place to land It was not heard from again until the wreck had been found j - GIRL IS KILLED BY ATTACKER Mother Finds Her Body With Head Smashed In "Bedroom PORT RICII3IOND N Y 3 — (UP) — Vincent Rice Nov ' dv student con- - fessed today tliat lie had strangled to death pretty Alice Joost bocanse the resented his advances 3 AND POSTERS UP) of a contested election was discussed here today as reports of campaign frauds request Tor federal the polls In several states and threats ©f court action accumulated i If the election assumes tho proportions of a landslide it was said all protests yiill be forgotten hut if It is dose an opening fc a charge of irregularity might be pounced upon Already the department lias sent justice agents to New Jerssey and Texan to investigate n' complaints ' Citizens and campaign officials of Alabama Kentucky Missouri Illinois Indiana in ml Montana have also asked for federal Investigators pre-electio- By THOMAS L STOKES - CALSHOT - England Nov 3— (UP) — Flight Lieutenant D'Arcy MNISSHOT Contestflalk Is Heard on IN OGDEN ROW Election Eve OVER POLITICS ' TO COLORADO Housewives school children and Red Cross members were invited today by the volunteer production unit of Weber county chapter to visit the Ogden Transfer company's establishment on Grant avenue to see the great quantity of jams and jellies contributed through of living" 2 the schools for- the enjoyment of trans Provision for war veterans confined to hospitals portation to market cheaper in this area 3 to the farmer Last year 6000 glasses were con- larger Securing Of the price proportion tributed That was a record vol- the ' ultimate consumer pays ume for the nation This year the through the elimination of a vast amount to ' 6500 number of wastes that He in our contributions glasses breaking last year's nation- method of distribution" al record by 500 glasses 4 Securing of a" greater stabil Housewives of X)gden made this ity of prices now unduly affected big contribution sending their jams by seasonal and periodical sur and jelly to the public and paro- pluses chial schools by their children The Dealing with the Inland water Weber county schools did not Join ways proposal Hoover envisaged a this year system 12000 miles of "most essen Each container bears this mes- tial transportation connecting 2 sage to the hospitalized veteran states with the gulf on who will partake of the delicacy: a7irl with the north Atlantic on the American Red other" "Best wishes Cross Ogden Utah'f The three trunk lines would link The jelly is in quart pint half the gulf at New Orleans via St pint and other sixed containers Louis and Chicago with the lakes After being on display for a short and the northern boundaries of the time it will be packed In barrels country join Tittsburg with St by the transfer company and sent Louis and Kansas City rnid open to Red Cross headquarters In San a shipway through the St Law Francisco for distribution to the rence to the sea veteran hospitals in the western He said S100000000 expenditure area hitherto made was "money well spent" and he advocated complet ing the project "at the earliest pos SEAPLANE DRIVEN 345 MILES AN HOUR II HOOVER MOVES - United Prefs Staff Correspondent 'NEW YORK Nov 3—UP— Governor Alfred K Smith sat down today to write his final campaign speech Ho will deliver it tonight in Aladlsoni Square Garden at a rally which 'his friends expect will rock the rafters The speech s tb: be a final summation of 'Jiis case before the American out to bring in aim'Palo Alto 1:30 p m the verdictjuryjgogs Monday mght he will broadcast the usual appeal to get out the vpte but he does not intend to bring UTAH up the canipaign lunlesa some de velopment makes it necessary Between the speeches he will be AT TO 1 ON engaged busily with his campaign managers at his hotel here thresh ing out Ithe Ijiial matters of the campaign handling everything per HERB HOOVER sonally just as he has done from start the The Democratic presidential nominee appears to be confident of the outcome '' His managers very-whe- in New York Odds Favor nave given him optimistic Smith To Carry reports and he believes as he says i Home State "There seems to be something in i the air KEW YORK Nov 3— (UP)— smith ornsnsTic The vast crowds he has met and Those who back their ideas with the reception of his speeches to mofley have a wide range for waggether Hvlthl the iunderground re ering on the outcome on the rues-day- jj election with betting odds porta Which! iare coming In daily from the outlying states have com ranging from 2 to 1 to 4 to 1 that blned t make him believe he has Herbert Hoover 'will be the next an excellent chance to win president In Nqw York City where brokers His reception in Brookyln last night strengthened that impression daily report wagers mounting well In his Jyiinff He unburdened intd the thousands the odds5 this himself 0$ some of the restrictions morning were quoted at four' to which have ibeen noticeable in one Occasionally In the past few some of his earlier addresses and wee2is the odds have dropped to talked Jike the 'A1 ' Smith that 3i!to 1 New Yprk knows" Commissioners reported that the While the iaddress-- was based betting was light In the past few npon an appeal fcjr the Democratici days Generally there is a last mini not ute jrush but not so far this year he governor-di6tte ticket oerloot his presidential opponent Through' the nation the odd$ llttberti Hoover and the national vary widely In Utah and parts of canijaigrn IIe! drew the biggest ap-- i Nebraska the odds are quoted at p'lauseinrhen he raid there would two to one on Hoover Most of the be no c'iiat'ce jfor Hoover to appoint eastern! states and the south are a prohibition compnissioner because making wagers at four to one for he intendedto be' elected and han- Ho(vert Maryland has! odds of dle that problem himself by carry three to one Baltimore betting comtnissioners said The middle-wes- j: ing it to the people has slightly lower odds than Contending that "The Egyptian Sphinx is a tilking machine" com the ieast the range being from 2 to 1 pared "to the Republican state to 3 Governor Smith Is a favorite to plank on prohibition and pointing1 out that AlbertNpttinger Republic- win! the vote of New York states an gubernatorial Candidate has an- In New York today the odds on nounced he vlllrait until thq Smith carrying his home state were ' promised Hodver commission i3 ap- - 6 to 5 pointed Smjth said TOO LONG TP WAIT "Well that is: a I little bit too PASSENGERS FLEE long to wait Therefain't going tot FROM SUBWAY TRAIN be any report becafise there ain going to be any :coiln mission I'lt- have promattend to that As NEW YORK Nov 3 — (AP) — ised throughout the country I shall Several hundred Columbia univerlake that questloin t the Ameri- sity students bursting with enthucan people and lay itbefore them' siasm after attending a "pep rally" fairly clearly straight forwardly seized a Broadway subway train and intelligently: and I shall let last night causing the more jf them settle it" passengers to flea to the street ' The governor argued (tna' no in alarm from: ietudents The had Into descended cringed the Republican party progressive solutions of the farm subivay at 110th street after atrelief ''prohibition water power tending a meeting designed to and governmental" economy issues arotise ' enthusiasm over today's "When you come along with ai football game with Cornell They modern advanced up to date pro-- ? vaulted the turnstiles surged extingressivei method of handling some- aboard an f express train are of the thing :&r Hughes will say 'youbusi-- guished the lights in seven j cars and putting! the government in ripping the ' advertising ness and Mr Hoover win say signs from the sides Someone pulle'd the emergency 'state socialism'"! Smith added "Now- let's! stop this humbug cord near the 103rd street station talk just before election" he said bringing "the train to a stop and At another pint arguing that gov- othtjr passengers disembarked and walked" along the tracks to the staernment costs Are bound to becau'sfc of increased gov tion The students continued on The speech the'traln to Times square and later ernmental activities had manv such choice Smithian paraded down Fifth avenue disTwo students were morsels as th following rupting traffic MORSELS' SMITH on of a motor arrested complaint ' "With all due respect to the ist but later were released by' the loye him but all our policeman comptroller— comptrollers give' you reports that It nobody In thje wprld can read is just the habit of accounting You POLICE GUARD HOME can do better with a aocior s pre OF SOCIETY MATRON that Doc?' 1 scriptton' How nbout Senator Cope (turning around otto New FRANCISCOSAN Nov s York land Democrat — Police and private detectives (AP) physician) Thel Governor closed with a dra today were guarding the homo of Requa Hillsborough matic appeal for the state ticket in Mr$ Lawrence socfety matron and daughter-in-law(the fqllowinst words: x ti Mark Requa executive camii j am going1 tnroug-ri a nauuna for the Republican director paign som am fighting campaign commute as a result central stae nave men They pretty hriglit ian to her sent extortion of letter plenty of brains and theyWehaveare demanding $1250 great deal K money Serious harm to "someone near within two days of election Have dear to her" was threatened anclj of from th lips you ever heard unless the money was handed over any mortal man a single suggest the' tion about the government of this streetback fence" of a Seventeenth apartment house here in $20 slate uftder me? He cant do u "Thel Democratic offict holders! billis not marked The threat was in Albajnyar!e giving to the peopH belved to have been aimed at the daughter or a constructive a Requasson of this! Ptatt baby a wise ia forward looking capable and anj economical administration5 ot theijr affairs They have paid THREE BOMBS BURST attention to the human side as well IN CHICAGO STORES as to the business side — and that human I side iisthe" great side-oCHICAGO Nov 3 — (UP) government When I leave Albany no matter what happens to me I Three 'bombings here early today want to seei that preserved as caused damage estimated at ?S000 worked! day land night to build i5 Qne of the bombs was exploded in a: cafe just outside the loop and up wap lattributed by police to a war between rival beer runners The second blast on the north DIES UPON SEEING r idei damaged a poultry store Mrs DAUGHTER CRUSHED Hani Berkowitz proprietor said ' 'i - iNov - 3 — - — shoj had been warned to quit cut MAUD Tixas (AP) jpriees ting Walter Springer S diedj of shock The third bomb was exploded in when c £aw nis aaugnier una z a soft drink parlor on the soth fRtally crusbed by a falling tree side Damage was flight No one was Injured in any of the blasts yesterday I ! 1 to Herbert Hoover while the DETAILS of Ogden's reception candidate is on his way to Palo Alto Calif to cast his ' vote were announced today Hoover and his party will arrlye at 1:45 p m Sunday over the Dnve? & Rio Grande Western In the private car of Paul Shoup vice president of the Southern Pacific lines The committee on arrange--ment- s has decided that in order to give as many persons as possible an! opportunity to welcome the nominee there will be no introductory Union station A parade will be formed immediate gathering at theTwenty-nfth street to Washington avenue south on ly moving up street countermarching along Washington avenue to Twenty-eight- h street and thence back to Twenty-fl£t- h Washington to Twenty-secon- d street and the station The committee asks that flags be dison account played along the route There will be no speech-makin- g of the Sabbath I Leading the parade will be a car carrying Mayor Frank Francis knd Commissioners H W Peery and Fred E Williams Police Chief Hirry S17Anderson and Legion Commander Ora Bundy There willbej only other cars in the parade and all will be occupied by members of Hoover's party Ott the arrangements committee are: W H Reeder Jr chair- man Mayor Francis J A Howell P H Mulcahy R E Bristol Frank M Browning Chief Anderson Sheriff R D Pincock Commander Bundy Joseph E Evans F G Ruthrauff W Rice Kimball and Rt P Morrissey In charge of the parade are Messrs Anderson Pincock Bundy and Mulcahy The train is due to leave Ogden at 2:13 o'clock Mountain time Times of arrival are: Montello 4:33 p m Carlin 8 p m Imlay 11J20 p m Sparks 3 a m Monday Roseviile 8:55 a m Tracy 11 jj WOMAN WAITS The votifte assassin was willin to sacrifice his own life' Hecords many similar History acta of Bjfclf immolation prompteu by religiofua fervor '' j - and-eom- 39 ! HE ANSWERS HOOVER : U Ut j Too Mucti: Humbiig Talk oeara nominee ieiis Hbme Folks Bjj P4Uf i n MATXON i FOR Meetng ' t on In Brooklyn '' Self - GenExplaining "why he Wiled Toral Josede eral Obregon declares be felt the actkn was the bring 're-toCnly thing which would ovet-th- e bloodshed the an end ligloua controversy in Mexfcov alf Hour Parade for H oover Tomorrow ' ON IIIS SPEECH Mies Distant jtr OGDEN CIJTY UTAH SATUEDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 3 1928 4 TfcOpen Safe a season' & a ' siTiii WORKS Use Tjikfihone I ill i c — No 108 Iear S THOUGHT PORT RICHMOND N Y Nov — (UP) — Her head smashed and her throati bound tightly with two Alice strands of wire! Joost was 'found murdered in her bedroom last night Police were without clues today Several of Alice's boy friends hi Port Richmond high school which she had attended as a sophomore were being questioned by police Her mother Mrs Lucy Joost with whom Alice lived alone was unable to give any information She said that Alice had no enemies and she could not imagine what had brought about the tragedy The body was discovered by Mrs Joost and he ran screaming to the street She had called Alice whom she expected' home from a customary Friday night dinner with an aunt — Mrs Albert Brown there was no answer and Mrs Joost went to her daughters room and found her body half under the bed Police said the girl evidently had been attacked The insulated wire had been wound tightly around the girl's neck and she had apparently There been hit over the head were evidences of a struggle about her bedroom U PILGRIMAGE HALTED BY MUD SALT LAKC Nov 3— Rain which made the hillside a sea of mud put a damper on the annual pilgrimage of 'students- and alumn of the University of Utah to th$ giant U Friday night end the pro gram was transferred to the as sembly hall on the campus Homecoming day parade was held this morning and tbe game with Colorado 'college will be played this afternoun Negro Democrat Vounded In Leg By Local (Colored Republican HE IS UNDER ARREST Place Rented For G O P Center Used To Aid Other Side Leander Steele 35 a negro Dem ocrat was shot In the leg and Clarence VWltherspoon 4 3 a negro Republican was released from th county jail under $1500 bail on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon Friday evening as a result' of an argumeht over polities Sheriff R P pincock and Deputy to- D' F Steele f pieced the story gether witherspoon a diining car ' cook rented his barber shop at 125 Twenty-fift- h j street to be used a negro Republican headquarters vv bent he came back from a trio on the road he found that Steel-had placed literature announcinga Democratic rally in the Railroad Porters' ami Walters' club tonight In the combination barber and Republican headquarter shop PQSTKRS REMOVED Witherspoon quietly removed the literature took It to the back door and tore it up and then proceeded 'to a billiard hall at 157 Twentv-flft- h istreet and- onsrac-e- l in a game of pool Steele found that his literatureand posters had been removed and disposed of and accosted Wither- - 4 spoon in tho billiard hall where according to the officers' he started" the row During the fray Steele reached for his hip pocket and "Witherspoon-thoughhe was going after a gun' and beat him to the draw first shot went' into the wall the second through the calf of Steele's right leg and the third into a door casing Wheh the officers arrived Steele had been removed to the Dee hos which pital where his wound proved to be minor was treated and he was discharged " - - - t "With-erspoo- CAN'T " nM) n's GUN Witherspoon gave himself up but the gun used in the shootinjr was not found He aid he had ' thrown it Into the weeds on a vacant lot but the officers have "not ' found it He was booked at the sheriff's office on a charge of assault vrith a deadly weapon and his ball fixed at $1500 His bail bond was signed by James H DeVine and Samuel Smith and he was released According to the officers With- crspoon who resides atj 2685 Wall avenue has always been a very law abiding citizen and has never been in any kind of trouble before Steele has been arrested as a bootlegger - )! SEARCH FOR WOMEN IN EYESr INQUIRY LOS ANGKLES Nov 3 —(UP) — A search for three women ail said to be Intimates of men under -- indictments occupied deputy aher-iff- s today in the investigation- ot asserted corruption of Los Angeles county oficials ''!' Of the trio only the name of Miss Bpulah Wilson was made public Miss Wilson served as a body guard for Mrs Lorraine Wiseman-Slela- ff during the time the latter figured heavily In the Almee Sem-pl- e Mciherson kidnaping investi' gation The desire of the Jury to question Miss Wilson grave support to the consistent reports that Jthe body might be investigating theNdlsmLi-sa- l of the charge against Mrs Mcpherson In regards to her purported abduction -! NO REPEATING OF MANAGUA VOTERS MANAGUA Nicaragua Nov 3 (AP) — Under1 the supervision of American marines and an American election board Nicaraguans tomorrow will elect a president In a general election for which the registration has been the largest ever known The country was described recently by marine headquarters as peaceful with General AugusUno Sandino who a year ago was ac- -' tlvely leading a rebel movement stated to "be no longer a factor Prohlbtlon has been etablished for the period of thg election by presidential decree In order to prevent repeating every voter will be marked on th hand with a chemical stain as he casts his ballot VESSELS ARE SEEKING BARGE LOOSE IN SEA Nov S WASHINGTON (UP) — Naval vessels and planes "at Charleston S C have been ordered to '"render all practicable help" to g a barge with a crew aboard off the Atlantic coajst about 100 miles southeast of Charlestown An appeal for all was received by the navy today irom the Gulf Barge and Towing company New Orleans which said- that coat guard" patrol boats had been unable to locate the drifting barge y search after an The name of the barge was not gi vert in the message nor was the ' number of the crew stated sea-goin- - all-da- OOOl SKATING! DAWSON CITY- Nov 3— Ar — There are some T00O miles of good skatlog and iccboating now The Yukon river ia frozen over Hs entire length |