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SATURDAY. AUGUST 8. 1936. THE HUTCHINSON, KANSAS, NEWS. PAGE THREE.

Landon Plans 6 Ohio Stops Further Details of Trip East Are Outlined Topeka, Ohio platform appearances were listed by Gov. Alf M. Landon today on his trip to West to open his eastern presidential campaign. The stops were listed In. a new leg of the Republican nominee's eastern itinerary made public today by Landon's office.

They all will be made fln Saturday, August 22, day of the West Middlesex speech. Leaving Chicago shortly after midnight, Landon planned brief appearances at Lima, Ada, Bucyrus, Crestline, Mansfield, and Canton. Ho is scheduled to speak at West Middlesex at 3 p. m. (Eastern Standard time) on the Tarn o'Shanter Coif course.

Saturday night will be spent in a hotel at Newcastle, Pa. On Sunday morning the governor will return to West Middlesex for 3 personal visits and possibly to attend church services at the Methodist church of which his grandfather, the Rev. William H. Mossman, was pastor at the time of Landon's birth in the small Pennsylvania town. Details of the itinerary: August 22: Leave Chicago via Pennsylvania railroad at 12:30 a.

m. (Central Standard time): Arrive Lima 7 a. m. (Eastern Standard time), leave 7:05 a. arrive Ada 7:20 a.

leave 7:23 arrive Bucyrus 8:18 a. leave 8:21 a. arrive Crestline 8:40 a. leave 8:45 arrive Mansfield 9:05 a. m.

leave 9:10 a. arrive Canton 10:45 a. leave 10:50 a. arrive West Middlesex 1:30 p. m.

Landon remained today in the executive mansion to concentrate on the preparation of speeches. Professor Alfred John Pearson of Drake university, former minister to Poland and Finland, was a visitor. He told newsmen that he "voted for President Roosevelt in 1932 but never again." "I'm afraid of taxes, afraid of regimentation," Pearson said. ''I've, seen Germany and Russia." Had Unstamped Fags Lunch Stand Proprietor to Face Charge George Castle, 38-year-old lunch stand proprietor, was arrested for investigation late yesterday afternoon by Detectives Ed Cunningham and J. A.

Robinson who said they found a quantity of unstamped cigarettes both at his stand, 27 East Sherman and at his home, 927 East Sixth st. Cunningham indicated state charges would be filed and a further inquiry made into the origin of the fags. He said 16 packages were found at the lunch stand and 97 cartons and six packages in three boxes at the residence. Wage Safety Campaign Berlin Officials Carry it Into Beer Gardens Berlin, (IP) are made "traffic-minded" while lifting their bugs of foamy beer. Restaurants and hotels in a new safety campaign supply guests with coasters and napkins bearing pictures of traffic violations.

the German capital now he sees a bicylist carrying his girl on a handle-bar or a child hitching on a truck or a pedestrian crossing a street against a stop light. "Are you sinning against regulations like these?" asks the -text under the picture and warningly adds: "You shouldn't do it." Knox Hits Trail Strenuous Campaign Trip Chicagoan Chicago, Col. Frank Knox, Republican vice-presidential nominee, set off today on a campaign twing through the nation. His associate called it "the toughest ever laid out for a 70 speeches and was designed to carry him through 35 states. His first address was scheduled for tonight at a statewide rally of party workers at Connersville, Ind.

The Chicago publisher said it would deal with "recovery" and agriculture. Divorces Granted Two Two divorces were granted today in district court as follows: Mary Downing from Orval Downing, abandonment. Merle G. Hill from Viola F. Hill, abandonment.

Suit of Velma Pearl Robinson against Kelley Ellis Robinson was dismissed, but a new action was brought. The couple had patched up their troubles and tried again after the first suit was filed, it was said. To Start New Elevator Chalmers Borton, Hutchinson contractors, will start work Monday on erection of a new grain elevator for the Farmers Union Cooperative Elevator at Valley Center. It will be a 33,000 bushel capacity elevator, and will be built on the site of an elevator destroyed by fire several weeks ago. It will be ot concrete, 32x50 feet, and 102 feet high.

Agnes Sorel, born about 1423 was the first woman to hold the semi-official position of mistress to the kins of France, which later gained great importance. Colorado Creek Sweeps Away Buildings Lark Wild Men Given Release Brown and Lucas Unable To Hit Winning Pace Flees From Spain Thu usually peaceful Fountain creek In Pueblo, went on a rampage and washed away several buildings following a cloudburst. A few minutes after this picture was taken the buildings In the background were swept Into Ihe Photo. New Deal Foes Leave But Fail To Name Route (Continued from Page One) midnight said all present were emphatically opposed to the reelection of Mr. Roosevelt but felt that methods of opposing him should be left to "the discretion of the Democrats here and the Democrats in the states." Reed was one of several men, once prominent in the high councils of the party, who furnished the leadership of the meeting.

Others were Joseph B. former Democratic governor of Massachusetts; Brinbridge Colby, secretary of state under President Wilson; Henry Breckinridgc, who opposed President Roosevelt in several state presidential primaries and John Henry Kirby, Texas Democrat. Reed, as did Ely yesterday, said he intended to make speeches opposing the new deal and intended to "preserve the independence of the courts." Ely for Landon The appointment of a committee lo put the purposes of the meeting into writing followed a proposal that the conference endorse Governor Landon, advanced by Ely and quickly opposed by members of the gathering from the south. Ely, declaring himself for Landon and announcing that he would speak in his behalf, said that Alfred E. Smith, 1928 Democratic presidential nominee, would deliver a speech in Boston opposing the new deal.

In New York, Smith replied that any such statement was unauthorized. Reed said many members of the conference believed the "best way to accomplish the purpose" of defeating Roosevelt was to support the Landon-Knox ticket, but that opposition to such a course had developed. Melons Vote Getters One Slice Better Than Kiss In Texas Dallas, Tex. Watermelon So when one says "prosit" in feasts are od vote Betters, candidates in a recent Texas primary discovered. In fact, they were more popular in Dallas county than kissing babies, orchestras, steak fries or morning coffee.

Children and eighth of a melon to the person with no second up 135 tons of the juicy, red meat at the expense of candidates during the campaign. Read News-Herald Advertisements. Classified Neutrality Of Morris Breaks Russia Needed To Seal Pact (Continued from Page One) and would give them most careful study. A report that former King Alfonso of Spain was coming to Berlin for a conference with Chancellor Hitler, or that he planned to talk with both Hitler and Count Ciano, the Italian minister of foreign affairs, was described here as "foolish." Town Fired by Shells. Tangier, International Zone, Algeciras was on fire after a double bombardment by Spanish government warships, passengers arriving here aboard the French liner Medievebecond said today.

Flames shot high above the city, they said, from lires started by loyalist shells. The city of Malaga was reported well defended by 50,000 leftist militiamen and civil guards, the passengers declared. The German destroyer Luchs and the French cruiser Maille- breze were reported anchored off Malaga. Loyalists commanders reported capture of all towns surrounding the northeastern capital ot Huesca, advances in the Guadarrama mountain passes and suppression of an attempted revolt in southwestern Badajoz. rebels are losing all hopes of winning the fight," the government asserted.

Not Regular Burglar Collector Suspected in Cigarette Case Theft Warsaw, Poland (IP) who broke into the villa of Bernard Mosztelski here stole a jeweled cigarette case once owned by Grand Duke Michael, brother of the murdered Czar Nicholas of Russia. That the thieves scorned other jewelry and valuables in the villa hinted the case might have been taken by a collector. The grand duke is reputed to have smoked his last cigarette from it before he was murdered. Bakery Is Closed. competition is too strong, and the Copeland bakery has been closed by Harry Marine.

Ferdinando de Soto, who took home a 180,000 ducat fortune from the land of the Incas, came to the new world after being excited by reports ol the wealth of Florida. Questioned In Trunk Murder A 19-year-old burlesque dancer (above), who rave her name at Mickey O'Nell, was questioned by police investlgatinc the trunk alavinff nf William In slaying of William Heuler in New York City Photo. Own Record In Olympic Event (Continued from Page One) of 9:14.8. Iso-Hollo was clocked in 9:03.8. Get 15-Meter Lead.

Owens, jumping at the chance Release of two Hutchinson Lark pitchers, Beverly Brown and Robert Lee Lucas, both right-handers, was announced today by Manager Dick Goldberg. Brown has been with the club all season but has won only two games. His greatest difficulty was a tendency to blow up under pressure. Lucas joined the club a few Bev. Brown weeks ago after sojourning Concordia, the Ban Johnson league.

Although having considerable stuff, Lucas lacked control. Manager Goldberg said an effort is being made to acquire more hurlrrs to aid the present quartet of Joe Yenosky, Cliff Haendiges, Ray Ditto and Connie Lee. The club leaves after tonight's game for Bartlesville and Muskogee. Death Leap Is Final Chapter For Zioncheck One) pital which she went home to return to competition after! a few hours later. three days of idleness following his triple conquest earlier in the week, started perfectly, giving America a five-meter lead during his assignment, which his mates, Ralph Metcalfe, Foy Draper and Frank Wykoff steadily swelled to 15 meters over the Italian team.

Owens, Metcalfe Draper and Wykoff equalled the record established by the 1932 American quartet at Los Angeles where Nadeau had gone to the office to get Zioncheck to attend a postal employes' dinner. Denied Entrance "When I got into the office I found the door locked and Marion didn't answer when I rapped," he "So I got the janitor to Tu I when I walked in. SomeU Wykoff, the three-time Olympian don know whatj impe i led said. let me in. "Marion was sitting at his desk with his coat off, writing a note Something, Irom Carpenteria, also ran the anchor leg.

Italy, finishing second to the United States, and Germany, beating out Canada by one-tenth of a second, were clocked in 41.1 seconds. The other qualifiers for the final to be run tomorrow were Holland and Argentina. The Dutch to look over his shoulder and read what he was writing. "As soon as I saw the first line I knew it was a "'For God's sake forget that I told him. 'Let's go down 'I grabbed him and helped him with his coat and started to regarded among America's mam walk out of tne oflice wjth nim threats, were timed in 41.3.

But I noticed that he didn't have JJUI, J. JjUilV-CU 1,1101. The American women's team of a hat with him and asked him if a fl ne land Anette Rogers, he didn have one He said he Betty Robinson and Helen Steph- I did and pc im ed over to a shelf, ens, the Olympic 100-meter cham- pion, were timed in 47.1 seconds, beating Canada, but the German girls stole the show, winning their heat in 46.4 seconds, one-tenth of a second under their world record. First Repeater. Iso-Hollo crowned his feat of being the first defending champion to repeat in the 11 th Olympiad with a record-breaking performance.

The Finnish star was timed in nine minutes 3 8-10 seconds, bettering his own previous mark of 9:14.6 made during the obstacle race trials at Los Angeles four years ago. There is no official world record for the steeple chase. Alfred Dompert of Germany balked Finland's efforts to sweep the first three places in the home stretch. The Teuton rushed up and split Kaarlo Tuominen and Martti Matilainen in a thrilling drive, taking third place. Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler manifested great excitement as Dompert roared down the stretch.

Der Fuehrer locussed his glasses on the runner and joined the crowd in giving Dompert a great ovation after the race. Americans Set Pace Morris trailed Clark in the pole vault, but the 24-year-old Fort Collins, automobile salesman kept his decisive lead in the battle for the decathlon title after eight events. The Coloradoan vaulted 3.50 meters, 11 feet 5 13-16 inches for 692 'points, boosting his aggregate to 6,633. Clark cleared 3.70 meters, 12 feet, 1 11-16 inches for 765 points and a total of 6,480. Parker retained third place, matching Morris' flight, increasing his points to 6,194.

The Americans' nearest rivals were Reindert Brasser of Holland, 5,969 points, and Armin Guehl of Switzerland, 5,946 points, but both lost ground. Uncover Roman Hall Ancient Senate Meeting Place Restored Rome (tP) of the ancient Roman curia or hall of the senate has been resumed under the impetus of Fascist enthusiasm for the revival of the historic empire. De Vecchi di Val Cismon, minister of education, has ordered workmen to brace the old structure preparatory to demolition of a mediaeval building which has covered the original. The work has commenced on the side which fronts the new Empire Way. Fascist architects say they will be able to restore the original building entirely.

The brick curia was built by Julius Caesar and first was restored in 303 by Diocletian. About 625 Pope Honorius 1 converted it into the church of St. Hadrian. Modern tourists have visited the church of Santa Martina, built into a hall of the curia which was used in ancient times for secret meetings. No to gpaln.

Paris, French government prohibited today all exports ot war materials to Spain. Spain has an area more than so I started to get it for him. At that he broke away and ran for the window in the other room. 'He's going to do I thought. And started after him.

But he didn't wait even to see if the window was opened. He just jumped and I couldn't reach him." Incoherent Note. Coroner Mittelstadt said the following note was found: "My only hope in life was to improve the condition of a unfair economic system that held no promise to those that all the wealth of even a decent chance to survive let alone live." The coroner remarked that the note was not coherent. The congressman's mother, whose wish was said to have caused him to change his mind and run for re-election, has been ill lately and she was not immediately notified of his Zioncheck had the reputation of an advanced liberal when he was elected to represent Washington state's first district in 1932. He was re-elected two years ago.

Started New Year's Eve. His life had been full of sensational episodes since last New Year's eve, when he plugged in a number of telephone lines of his apartment house switchboard. His antics were climaxed several weeks ago when he escaped from a Maryland institution for mental cases by leaping a seven-foot fence. The coroner said Nadeau told him a psychiatrist had advised the family to keep a close watch on Zioncheck as he seemed "moody and despondent over publicity he had received." Married last April to Rubye Nix. a Texarkana.

girl working in Washington. Zioncheck kept his name on the front pages of newspapers through one caper after another. Lively Honeymoon. The couple's honeymoon to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands was a lively one. Back in the capital he was arrested for speeding; became involved in a difficulty with his landlady who charged she was thrown out of the apartment she had sub-let, and appeared at the White House with a satchel of empty beer bottles for President Roosevelt.

When Zioncheck returned home from Washington last month he was received quietly. More than a had entered the race for his office. He declared he would run again and prove he was "neither foolish nor crazy." Last Saturday he announced he had withdrawn from the race but Monday he changed his mind and said he would run for a third term. Mrs. Martha de Fors (above), of Little Rock, is shown as she arrived in Boston on the liner Exeter when it brought a group of American fugitives from the Spanish revolution, Mrs.

de Fors was in Barcelona during some of the bitter fight- Ing. (JP) Photo. sentatives to attend the funeral. A. Romney, house ot rcp- sergeant-at-arms, indicated he would fly to the rites.

Homney, during the madcap adventures which punctuated Zion- check's later days, had constantly striven to keep him out of trouble. Persecution Complex. "He left here with a serious persecution complex," Romney said. "Probably his fate would have been the same had he remained here, and I am giad that I assisted him to go to the bedside of his sick mother before he died." When Zioncheck jumped a seven-foot wall and escaped from a mental hospital at Towson, physicians there expressed concern about the effect the act would have "on the sick man's Until last New Year's Eve the capital had regarded Zioncheck as a fairly quiet, studious legislator, though sometimes sharp-tongued in debate and prone to object vigorously on the floor to -neasures he opposed. But late at night on the holiday eve, he suddenly took command of a telephone switchboard at an exclusive apartment house, awakened all the tenants and was arrested.

Then began his long series of eccentric adventures. THE SUREST WAY To devalue your dollar is to spend it for poor lubrication, No matter whether you drive a tractor for profit, a car for pleasure our lubrication service will give you more value for your dollar. 59-959 Lange Given Parole Ailment Prompts Action Of Judge Soniprs Suffering from a bad case ot trench mouth, John Lange. former Buhler youth, serving six months in the county jail tor driving while drunk, was paroled today by Judge G. Somers.

Authorities recommended ths i parole because of his condition. I He had served about half the six months. I A. C. (Moon) Mullins.

former policeman who had almost served I his full 80-day senffnre for liq- I uor low violation, was also pa- roled, but cautioned bring; i child support money up to date. SUNDAY DINNER AT THE GRAND CAFE 211 N. MAIN DON C. BOUDER, Mgr, Fresh Sea foods, Steaks, Chops, Special Salads and Fruit Plates. You Can Borrow as Much as You Can Budget How much can you Borrow? How much do you need to liquidate your bills? Morris Plan can lend you from 560.00 up your limit the amount you are able lo budget for repayment without a hardship on yourself.

Consolidate all your bills Into one and budget your income to provide fnr the liquidation of your to the Morris Plan when they are due. Borrow Today Take a Year to Repay PLAN 20 East First St. Leslie Edmonds, President PHONE 269S J. Bell, Local Manager Used Road Machinery Used Tractors Caterpillar Model and 42 inch Caterpillar Elevating Grader with power takeoff. This equipment is in excellent working condition 2 Best 60 Tractors 1 Model 30 Caterpillar Tractor The Hutchinson Foundry Steel Co.

Block West Rock Island Sale Closes Saturday Aug. 15th NIPPLE'S Sale Prices Strictly Cash FINAL CLEARANCE 1 Straw Hats Values to $3.50 2 Straw Hats Panamas to $5 Wash Trousers $100 1 $195 1 To Receive Honors. Washington, (IP) leaders prepared today to pay full honors to Marion A. Zioncheck, while friends who had feared for sometime that he would meet a tragic end expressed their grief over his death. Officials who had known the Seattle man as a promising young before he plunged suddenly into the series of weird escapades that won him nationwide attention shook their heads sorrowfully on learning of his! end.

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