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Possible Jbuycrs will find the products they wish in the ads of the local retail stores The Journal. torn (Ettij Partly cloudy Sunday; moderate temperature; Slightly cooler Sunday afternoon. Sunrise Sunday, sunset, 5:30. SIOUX CITY. IOWA.JUNDAY.

OCTOBER 26, PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS LASTIRIPSMINYMINERS Leaders CHIEFTAINS OF REVOLT ON WAY TO RIO JANEIRO ER Ousted Ruler Still Held Prisoner in Fort Copacabana Hln rtn TEMPKKATURES a. 44 2 p. fis 1 4S 3 p. fif, i si 4 o. 1 fl 54 p.

I noon 53 6 p. P. e. 7 p. 65 TIM? FORECAST I WP) Increasing, lotidlness.

warmer In extreme east imrlion: possibly showers and In northwest portion Sunday afternoon: Monday cloudy and cooler- preceded by showers. Dakota: Cloudy and ullghtlv i cooler Sunday; uosslbly showers in I smith and east central portions' Monday mostly fair. Nebraska: Mostly cloudy, pos-ilblv showers and cooler In west and north portions Sunday: Monday partly cloudy, preceded by showers and cooler In southeast portion. Cloudy Sunday: Monday cmudy and somewhat cooler torn-' preceded by showers In south por- porary success established, leaders i of coup which Friday unseated! Weather for Week President TVa.shjngton I.ui.i are wail- Inn for conference Sunday will decide the future administration' probaWe near beginning- of week of Brazil. i nd a aln towards close; moderate temperatures beginning of week- From north and from th" cooler In south portion middle ot south, chleftain.i of the revolution-! wrek rising temperature toward KM.

of the rebel forces Huddle that 1: For ttlB "PPer Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys: Showers movement the field are flyin to Rio de Janeiro for a conference winning week and again during with the military Junta. Getnlio Var-' mofle temperature Ter which fotiRht the federals for three weeks on tho Sao Paulo-Parana front, on the way by air, Is Ca.pt. Tnvora from the north. Talk of a New Leader latter hnlf. NEWS SUMMARY DOMESTIC Whole nation to begin drive Others expected are Llndolfo Col- against business depression.

Page 1. Great rush begun to the Canadian gold field. lor, Insurgent representative at Buenos Aires, and Dr. Osvaldo Ara- naha, acting president of Rio Grande do Sill. Reports from Parana state that Varsafl, who was defeated for prcsl-' ln an auto accident, deiit In the elections this spring hyj FOREIGN Page Wintry gale lashes New England; wire lines damaged.

Page 1. South Dakota hurt Page A-7. Dr. Prestes, will be named provisional president of the new govern- the'hVgotla- i tlons. He has a large, personal fol- lowing, and from Psr- nambuco Saturday said that he did not yet recognize, the Junta which overthrew Washington T.uls.

"Military men who adhered to the revolution at the eleventh hour are not worthy to exercise such posl-j tlons," was nix comment. Temporary Officials Named In the meantime the military government has chosen enough officials to maintain order pending- the outcome of the negotiations for a stable government, flabrlole Rernardes has been named minister ot just ire. and Adolfo nergamlni, former federal, deputy, as prefect of the city of mode Janeiro. Meanwhile the federal and revolutionary forces which have been bat. tllng principally in Sao Paulo-Parana and the state of Mlnas CJeraei.

are understood to have ceased firing. More than 100 miners hellevtd 1o have perished In explosion. Page 1. Britain faces real crisis tine affairs. 1 Chinese reds continue their reign of destruction.

Page A-4 IOWA Candidates of both parties begin last drive for votes. Page D-l. SOUTH DAKOTA Three men will divide $1,000 reward for foiling robbery. Page D-l. NUDKASKA Two hundred hunters arrested for exceeding game limits.

Page D-2. MINNESOTA Various candidates for office make. GET THE BIG FELLCW FIRST MEM, WHOLE NATION IS TO ROLL UP ITS SLEEVES Signs That War on the Business Depression Is in Full Swing By William Hard (Special of Thr Journal Copyright. 1930, by the Cornell- dated Trutt Apinclitlon.) lot of A-l economic sharps here at this weekend are ot the expressed opinion that In the matter of unemployment and I he business deprcsslon-the country Is now on the brink of the good old "darkest, hour before the dawn." They base this opinion on a proposition which Is largely psychological. They note that the depression of 1920 and did not end till the country sot tired of cussing the government for its troubles and also pot tired of thinking that Its troubles were bubbles which the government could blow away.

Therefore It did not end until 1921. Thu country Itself got busy rolled up Ita sleeves and started manufacturing odd jobs of any and every possible sort for all of the needy every state and county and city and village and ham- Mass Arranged for Duck Hunters Albuquerque, N. now tho duck hunters will have a special mass, so they can attend church and then get. out at sunrise for hunting. San Felipe church Saturday announced that upon special request during the hunting season for ducks there will be a special mass on Sundays and All Saints Day at 4:30 n.

m. The announcement invited duck huntcru to come to mass In their hunting togs. Woman West to East Flier Lands at Columbus, 0. Columbus, Mrs. Keith Miller, Australian avIatrlT, attempting to establish a.

new NEARLY 100 ARE THOUGHT TO BE DEAD German Disaster Follows Closely One Costing 262 Lives Saarbruecken, (IP) Germany's second coal mine disaster within a week was thought to have killed about 100 miners In the workings of the Maybach at Qulcrschlete, heart of the Saar valley coal region. An explosion trapped tho miners deep In a shaft. The management to cast transcontinental flight rec- the mine announced at 10 p. m. let from the Atlantic to the Pacific ord for women, arrived at Port Co- umbus from Wichita, at 2:30 p.

central standard time, Saturday. Her time from to lolumbus was 6 hours. 33 minutes, and her elapsed time from Loa Angeles, 17 hours and 38 minutes. Mrs. Miller left Wichita at central standard time, But-! out of the pit urday and was extremely cold when that 90 men still were underground and that all probably had been lost.

Late In the night the mining company announced that the bodies of 38 'dead had been recovered. Most were unrecognizable. The bodies of 26 Injured also have been brought she arrived here. She would spend tho night said here she and final bid for votes. Page D-2.

'In Hlo de Janeiro Saturday there little evidence of the which attended the overthrow of tha government Friday. Ousted President a Prisoner The ousted president still In a prisoner In Fort Copacabana. It is understood that he never has actual- SPOUTS South Dakota State upsets Coyotes In Hobo day game. Page CM. Notre Dame rough riders crash over Pitt Panthers.

Page C-l. Yalu, minus Albie Dooth, held to a tie by Army. Page Kansas university eleven wins from Iowa State. Page C-l. Purdue sets hack Wisconsin's hopes for a title.

Page C-J. SHIP SHELLED; 27 LOSE LIVES German Steamer Fired On as It Leaves Rio Janeiro Vossisohe tung's correspondent at nio de Janeiro reports! that 27 persons. Iru-lud- women, were killed In the shelling by a rebel hatlcry Friday of the German steamship Baden, which waa trying to leave Rio harbor. Four of the Baden crew were among the dead. KSCJ Will Be Silent Until 4:30 P.

M. Today UK to the Installation of additional equipment by engineers and radio technicians, KSCJT, The Journal radio station, will not be on the air today until about 4:30 o'clock this afternoon. The addition of the new equip, ment Is In keeping with the latest trends In radio broadcasting developments, and will permit KSCJ to retain ltd position as one of the bent equipped broadcasting stations. In the middle west. Michigan wins from Illinois In a Bis: Ten same.

Page C-2. nhellint of the. Nebraska flashes great offense to 1 Herman steamship Baden In rtlo dc ly signed a decree of resignation, but, simply bowed to the military when he saw that his stand waa hopeless. While the prlncl- win game. pally of Gen.

Menna Barreto, Gen. Castro. Gen. Tasso Fragoso, Admiral Iralas Noronha, Dr. Pandia Caiogeraa and advised by Cardinal Sebastiao Leme, one of the Intermediaries in the negotiations with Washington awaiting the conference with revolt leaders from the field, It took steps Saturday to(Continued on Page 3.) Chicago Tribune Loses Suit Against Mayor Thompson SprlngfMd, Finding that Mayor William Hale Thompson and Qeorge Harding were not guilty of conduct in connection with the employment of in city beautiful plan, preme court Saturday reverted the against the pair which waa brought by the Chicago Tribune to tofct the ihayrr and city treasurer to refund to the city, Tribune charged that Tbornp- and Harding were a part ot a to retain paid to Judge Hugo found the two guilty.

(ft Tbompaon, informed thai the i court the Chl- Tage C-8 Drake by a sin- Page C.I. Navy registers Jl to 0 victory over Princeton. Page C-2. Dartmouth beats Harvard in hard fought game. Page C-t Southern California races over Stanford eleven.

Pago C-S. Tommy Grogan will appear In Auditorium here. Page C-2. of Kansas to ask Investigation other schools. c-1 LOCAL Doctor renters are more subject to disorders.

page AT2. Youngsters pack Capitol theawr (OF Jolly party. Page B-8. Sheep, lamb and calf receipt Broken A Janeiro harbor Friday, resulting in the reported death of 20 persons on board and Injuries' to .15. aroused German editorial opinion Saturday to demand that a promised Brazilian investigation be thorough.

It is felt here that the action of Brazilian gunner In Fortress Copacabana who fired the shot Is almost Incomprehensible, although it Is said In some quarters that Bra. Veteran 'Chute Jumper Dies at the Age of 77 Oakland, (IP) Parks Van Tassel, who was a daredevil parachute jumper In the early 70s, survived the hazards of his calling to-die of heart disease at. the ripe age of 78. The pioneer balloonist and jumper, who died here Friday, made his first leap at Kansas City In a parachute he constructed from a diagram llllan political figures were aboard hB foun(1 ln a dlctlonar y- broken here. Page Annual food show to open at Auditorium, Monday.

Page B.g. Baseball spectator 17,000 for fail from box car. Page Chairmen of downtown for Red roll named. C-6. War veteran to collect for Page A-4, South.

Sioux save tot njlaalng Mogijl dUm C-8, here. D.J, Four hundredth anniversary of ctjn, fes4oA to be Gueet will give talk fcopAMhat rte end pf the pbC- at the time, fleeing from the mill tary coup d'etat which overtures the government of President Wash Ington Luis. Claim It an Accident from the Herman legation In the Bralzllan capital related that a shell from Fortress Copacabana hi the Baden Friday it steamed out for Buenos Alrec. The message gave no to casualties bui added that members of the legation staff Immediately went aboard. They Brazilian revolutionary authorities explained that they had in tended the merely a warn- Inar, the vessel accidentally.

The Brazilian ministry of justice claimed that.the chip displayed no flag. Later the steamer Itself notified home office that 18 bad been killed or wounded by the later Brazilian legation here gave out the of 20 killed 35 wounded. Hamburg-American Saturday night they did not see the commander of the Baden, Captain couM have been at the most able of the Some that the nervousness of a new fortress Commander may have been responsible. or new and. ill tnilned may have been at 'the guns, An Attorney and His Bandit Client Sent to Prison Maeomb.

bandit and a lawyer who the bandit said got him rom I5 Inches to 2 feet wide ex- GREAT RUSH TO GOLD FIELD Hopes That It May Become One of Richest in Dominion Ry Arthur A. Bossln (SperUI of Copyright, by Cnnioll. dated Axoclatlon.) hopes that discovery of gold In the Matachowan area has revealed what will become of one of Canada's richest fields were greatly strengthened this weekend by the official report of H. C. Rlcka- geologist with the Ontario department of mines, who has just re- from a preliminary survey of the district.

Though couched In the cautious phraseology of the department hfe report clearly Indicates that there Is every poslsblllty of a rich Privately he stated that he had been "thrilled" at he saw. Another department official went even further. "The surface Indications are what prospectors often dream of but rarely find," he declared. Assays have still to be made on ore samples brought back by Mr. aby, and a more definite and detailed report will follow.

Rich Vein of In his present report, Mr. Rlckaby states that a of milky quartz and from the Canadian line to the Mexican border. For the first time In the course of this current business depression a similar awakenment, both pessimistic and ultimately optimistic, Is noted now. The pessimism is that now about everybody, from the president down, faces the full facts and realize beat economic Judgment herd classifies the depression of 1920 and 1821 and the current depression as follows: of Col. Wood Tha first one was the postwar "dislocation crisis." The present I the postwar "readjustment crisis.

The first one was a cramp. The present one Is worse than a cramp and also better. It Is a great big growing: pain after which the patient Is expected to bound out of his postwar cradle pretty well grown up. That Is the dominant Interpretation here today and It goes along with the npllcy which has recalled Col. Arthur Woods to Washington to repeat the unemployment measures which he forwarded In 1D21 with countrywide success.

Col. Woods states to writer that his methods now will be substantially the same as his methods were then. That being so, this writer states as his own deduction, drawn out of his recollections of Col. Woods' methods In 1921 and drawn out of his observations also of present tendencies in Washington, the following things are loavo for New York early Sunday. Her east-west record, established recently, was 25 hours and 44 minutes, i Navy's Newest Cruiser Visits Her Namesake City Houston, newest cruiser, the 117,000,000 XT.

8. H. Houston, arrived Saturday for visit, Saturday The explosion waa ascribed to damp. GAS Chokes Mine Shaft An accurate check of the casual, ties was Impossible early Saturday night, while rescue workers attempted to reach from two sides the men entombed In the shaft. The shafts were choked wltn gas, which hampered the resuce work.

The disaster followed close upon that at the Alsdorf mine, about 100 miles north, In which 262 killed. The'bodies of miners at Aludort -were buriad Saturday morning, 19,06 STORM LASHES NEW ENGLAND to hold up a jewelry store so he could pay him his fee for defending him In a previous robbery were sentenced to seven years each In ths penitentiary Saturday. Judge E. J. Simmons, of Pike county court, Imposed the sentences.

The lawyer, J. gam McQuIre, ot posed In an outcropping of rock in low ground. It has been shown lor a length of 65 feet, but is estimated to have a length ot at least 400 feet, There Is considerable free gold associated with tellurlde and samples showing no visible gold are said to have yielded high assays. The wall Macomb, was expected to make anl rock lnl "ff the vein well mln appeal. Just before conviction he resigned as member of the Micsli- slppl bar.

The bandit, W. V. Willougnby, turned evidence and testified the lawyer engineered the robbery of the W. Alford jewelry store here. The court Pfrnjltted Willoughby to serve thft aeyeniyear simultaneously with a te-yard sentence for robbing a bank Madison, Miss.

ifiraff Self Mrs. John Dolaji, JO, took her owa life by hang. to a to the term awing. husband and 8-yeat-oM eon sur' Wins International Oratorical Prize The fifth international oratorical contest was won Saturday night by Edmund A. Oul- MQB.

of WisbJngton, JT.year- old Americaa youth, who waf judged amony jouthful of eight who were greeted by Pres- Went Hoover. Paul eralized with pryte and and there are indications of a roughly vein or a system of veins to the oorth. From the extensive area of favorable geological formation turround- liiff the discovery. It Is not unreasonable to expect that extensions of this vein or may be found. Most ot the of Hincks, Bannockburn and Argyle shows this fnvorabje geology.

Though some snow has fallen, there are many prospectors on the ground and claim staking is progressing rapidly. Hundreds of to happen: J. Much less will be heard of federal "public works" as a aolu" tion of unemployment. 2. Much less 'will be heard of even of and local "public works" as a solution of unemployment.

"Public works" wftl continue to be pressed with all possible vigor as a factor In the solution of the problem but they will recede from the center of the spotlight. 3. The calcium glare will be turned on the unemployment relief which can be furnished through created by the nun- dreds of thousands of separate private producing and the of separate private consuming houeeholds in the multitudinous local communities. Fill Dent In Roll The figures here obta.lna.ble (collected by the Hoover Shaw committee on recent economic that In recent pros- the pay roll of md salaries for employed people In running up (Continued on Page Customs Agents Hold Jewels of WealtbyvWid Wind, Snow and Sleet Hamper Wire and Traffic Service winds, snow, rain and sleet swept over New Eng- and Saturday, broke communication and power lines In the north, felled trees and poles, blocked roadsi drove a freight steamer Vineyard sound and tore craft from their moorings In the harbor at Portland, Me. Driving conditions were made dan avenrnr.

admitted there, later that there wera 80. The of 140, however, was believed exaggerated. Some aald, that they believed a benzol engine on the fourth level had exploded, igniting from the coal but nothing certain. The Maybach mine was late owned and had surrendered to France for 16 years under terms of Marseilles treaty, Hypnotic Treatment Partially an Amnesia Patient Baton Rouge, A cele. New valued at 150,000 and several of luggage brought in on the liner Beren- garla by Mra.

Joaeph p. wealthy Chicago widow, were held by customs authorities Saturday for appraisal and settlement of penal ceroua on the highways by the pre cipltatlon which took the form snow and sleet at In all six pf the New England states. A half Inch of snow fell in parts Connecticut. Flurries and squalli were recorded in Rhode island and Massachusetts. A heavy, wet snow that later changed to win In northern Vermont carried down 50 electric power am telephone poles In the vicinity of St Johnsbury, disabled 35 telephone trunk liiyis, and put 1,000 telephone poles out of commission in the town.

In northern New Hampshire the heaviest October snowfall on record Waa reported, ranging' from 5 Inches at Berlin to 15 and IT at Twin Mountain and Bretton Woods and 20 inches in the Lost River region, The gale that lashed the coast ripped a three-masted schooner, barges and smaller craft from their In the Portland, harbor end drove some of them aground. Husker Claims World's Record Kewauee. Cau- wela, Cambridge, claimed a record Saturday when he hiuked 17.32 of corn in 80. to win a Henry county contett the Barney Charlet farm. The record, credited to Seller, county.

111, ties. men said they had exam- Zanartu, of Santiago, Chile, third. That Canadian mining ined Long's baggage thorougnly share Mr. opinion, of the 'on inforoutlon that she bad made fcl 1 abroad, but only worth of the jewelry challenged, for Mra. Long eald had owned the rest of it for The heW when appraisal of fered materially from tentative ap- by cut high promise ehown by the fact that nearly 'all of them have on the scene.

The Matacbewe-n solid within three to four mile radius of the discovery, but prospectors are still coming in, and of the north alike. RtekfAy report bw ftij-re4 w- in the MaUchew 4 pitch (Continued on Page 3) bushels in Frank Brown, ot Woodhull, second in the contest, chucking 86.58 and Robert Egbert, Annawan, third with 34.8f bushels. Chicago Plain Clothes Cop Shot by Gunman Chicago. John plain clothes pollcemAn shot and fatally wounded Saturday night iw stood of a. aoutb side hotel waiting (or assailant out ol an automobile.

rated amnesia case which has been nder observation at the East Louisiana hospital at Jjtckson, many yielded partial. to hypnotic treatment, Dr. Paul Young, professor of psychology Louisiana State university, announced Saturday. Dr. Young, who been making the hypnotic on patient, said the patient had Indicated while in a trance he waa from the far west, The victim, who has taken name of "Mason" because he cannot recall his own, awoke in a hotel In New Orleans on May 15.

1929, with no recollection of his prevloui history. He had on his person, and this principally invested toy Mason in advertising his condition and trying to establish, Identity. case was given wide publicity at the time, but na 1 with the paat were found. Dr. Young that under the spell of a suggestion that he waa child again.

Mason recalled many which he had not previously mentioned, referring to an home and a "Sister Mary." He called the orphanage "Sacre4 Heart" by name, but under repeat. ed queetlonjng could not aay what city it was Icoated. He apoke, however, a newsboy on of San Francisco. War Secretary Assails Nation's "Muckrakers 1 (4V- Patrick Huf, ley, secretary ot war, assailed 'muckrakera and paid hired for sole purpose of vilifying the preaktent" in an at the cuntoms with of Charles H. Tuttle nor of New York.

"Ablo nationally known are devoting their' time; to defeating prwU denfi program," he said. The secretary of war declared United to Pwaideni Hoo, veft leadership the tranauUUty Which aaid in thjf wwUy the face of worldwide eoo. uomlt Secretary.