Davenport Democrat And Leader, The (Newspaper) - October 9, 1924, Davenport, Iowa THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT SIXTY-NINTH 312 Weather and Cooler DAVENPORT IOWA THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 9 1924 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ROCK ISLAM Washington Beats the Brf Score IS KNOCKED Giants Score One in First But Harris Co Make Two in is BIG DUEL Single by Harris sible for Lead of ington Team Washington D C Oct 9 Senators with ery pitching brilliantly heat the Giants 2 -i today and made a seventh and deciding game ot the world's series Zachery was pitching in excellent style while who showed slight signs of wobbling was removed to make way for Rosey Ryan for the Giants in the same in- ning Score By Innings Giants Senators and Political 111 Feeling of Has Become Deep Seated Shanghai Captured 28 Miles of That City in At- j tackers Hands DAVIS TO Murdered State Might Be Termed the Cradle of j cal Liberty TOWARD Farmers Hurt Because of Lack of Legislation in Their Behalf Rj Thr Shanghai a city 28 miles south of here which been a defense outpost for the I armies during j the past week is in the hands of i the attacking province forces it was definitely determined tonight THE WESTI Plans to Make Two Campaign Tour of the Middle States i LABORITE PARTY IS DEFEATED TO CATHEDRAL TO LEAVE JMAY NIGHT Candidate Registers day Plans Tour of BISHOPS MARCH New England I By DAVID LAWRENCE First Inning took Lindstrom's bunt and threw him out at first Frisch got a two base hit to right by hard running Zachary took Young's splash and Frisch was down to Blue to Harris Young took second on thn play Kelly singled to center Young ing leaped up in the air and took Ions drive that was headed into the bleachers with his gloved hand One run two hits no errors was given a base on halls Harris forced Lindstrom to Frisch ris was caught off the play be- ing to Kelly to Jackson Riee sent a line single into right ly mussed up grounder and the hatter was safe Rico going to second An error was charged to Kelly Judge fanned No runs one hit one error Second Inning was a strikeout victim protesting on the third called strike Harris took son's slow roller and threw him out at first Gowdy got a Texas leaguer Into left It was a handle ball popped out to Keely No runs one hit no errors Senators Frisch threw ouf Bluege at Peck scratched a single off glove flied out to Meusel Zachary was a strikeout victim No runs one hit no errors DCS M o I n e s Oct T h i s Miiglit well In ed the cradle of political revolt in America Here it was in that the insurgent movement came Into being And here this year has d e v el o ped the clearest case of I rebellion w h i c h the Republican f party faces In the entire I He is a short-sighted politician brushes aside as ephemeral the ills of or the significance of the protest that is being this state dent may carry the state is not a certainty by any i n i- Council Meets in Dissolution of Parliament New y k G B Is Agreed Upon as Re- Attendance suit Vote in Commons MEETS Hit Davis Train Enroute to Xew i York Oct campaign drive I In upper and western Xew York ended John W Davis Democratic candidate for president swung east today headed for New York City to prepare for a two weeks tour of the Mr Davis boarded his train Immediately after his speech in Buffalo last night He nu Thr friend that while the Xew York Oct j Vorli trip had been strenuous he bishops of the Protestant Episcopal PROMINENT PHYSICIAN SLAIN BY TWO GUNMEN NEAR HOME LAST NIGHT They Mistook Me For Someone Marked For Death Dying In Find Stolen Car Near Scene of Shooting and Coat Stolen From Davenport Doctor's Father wiCh His Majesty on Question New tion Not Discussed j in North America were in procession at the Cathedral of St John the Divine today at the service that marked Ufa opening of sessions of the national council and the house of bishops j More than 100 diocesan heads arc I expected to attend the three-day convention For the first time since its In the national council will sit with tho bishops In n Tin Oct fl The house commons will be dissolved tonight and a general election will be held j drawing up the Episcopal church's Oct it was announced this at- world program for the next three On arrival in New York City th candidate arranged to go direct to his home in Locust Valley to ter so he could vote in November for the state and national cratic tickets His newly acquired status in New York will allow him to vote in this state tor the first on Nov 4 On the western after Kins hold a privy council at palace at which he signed a proclamation the administration can i parliament KM a pretty good of what The of the date ot the troubles to be for the flir Ule election which will define I the political complexion of the eminent will Great first labor ministry was made after Prime Minister Donald coming this afternoon be- fore the house which years Several bishoprics are to be j filled Following the service the visiting bishops were luncheon nf Bishop Wn T Manning next two and perilling four years by listening to the murmurs of Iowa Why should Smith W leel impelled to defy the national Republican ticket and anil live politically to tell the Why should the his government declared editorials in newspapers that thc kinK assented to his Jy supporting President request for the dissolution of arguing at thu iame time that which will be prorogued USE CRIMINALS FOR TARGETS on Page BULK CROP DAMAGED BY THE FROST night The prorogation Mr MacDonald on Page PRAISED BY GOV BRYAN OR C- T FOSTER Shenandoah Ahead of ffs Schedule Dr C T Foster 55 years old prominent Rock Island physician was shot and fatally wounded when two men whom he did not recognize accosted him on the street near his home 2208 Seventh avenue at 10 o'clock last night He died at 3 o'clock this morning in St Anthony's hos- pital believing he had been mistaken for someone else whom his assailants sought to kill in revenge i Rock Island police began work late this afternoon on the theory that Dr Foster was shot and killed by either i bootleggers or It was learned that he has antagonistic toward these two classes of people and ih at he has been threatened death several times by persons Three months ago he was waylaid and beaten near his home by assailants who knocked out three of his teeth No report was ever made to the police ever Dr Foster told several of his friends recently that he planned to put behind the bars some of the dope fiends seeking to buy drugs from him and threatening him with j death for refusing He is understood to have furnished i tips to the Rock Island authorities resulting in liquor and narcotic raids during the past year The shooting occurred at the east side of the way Presbyterian church Twenty-third street and Seventh avenue Dr Foster was walking along the sidewalk when of tho two men who were Performance of Airship Better Than Expected 41 Aboard By The Fort Worth Texas Oct Shenandoah delayed 45 minutes this morning on account of supplies sailed westward ftom Fort Worth at a m The ship sailed around Port BLAME FOR THE REVOLT IS LAID By KARL H VN WILGAND Sin In Places Not Over Ten Per Injury criminal prisoners captured by i staled will be conditional upon the forces in vicinity i final passage nf the creating an I of were bound on I Irish boundary commission the city to i It is understood however there m Practice a Peking I will be no difficulty in giving the Save i its final reading in the marking the proceedings would be iof lords The premier also example to other bad that the new parliament tcrs according to a communication i would meet a week or the received hero today Subsequently two in the forces attempting to take were captured by Pelting soldiers All prisoners captured in the district have been ordered by the Peking general in Enid this afternoon and Alva night were on the schedule of ernor Bryan Democratic vice candidate on his second tour of this state Speeches were made at El Reno Oct Shawnee Yesterday Governor Bryan continued to j date of the general election London Oct King waited on by Premier Mao Donald this morning following the ment's defeat in the house of on Page Third Inning Iti The robbed Lindstrom of a hit by a fine running catch Frisch got another two base hit to right Harris threw out Young Frisch going to third Bluege threw on Page Two ILLINOIS CENTRAL MUST PAY VAST SUM FOR BACK TAXES CLUB NEGRO TO DEATH TRIED TO ATTACK GIRLS Chicago Oct Hell a negro was clubbed to dentil last night with a baseball hat after he is alleged to have to at- tack two white girls Jewish quarter of city Otto Epstein Ues Moines la Oct merchantable corn will amount to about 40 per cent of a normal crop the federal state crop ing bureaus here announced in weekly report issued today Much i of this corn it was said will re court here quire sorting Not more Slough of county it was i per cent of the crop would decided the Illinois Central railroad matured hnd the killing trost should pay info the state treasury not come before 1 and i he hundreds of thousands of dollars of the crop safe from frost I in tuxes in controversy for the last on Oct 1 was per cent the years It held that many j port stated i lions of dollars were credited in Keports from some sections of counting to lines of the company command COOLIDGE URGES GETTING OUT BIG ELECTION VOTE Worth and suburbs for 263 minutes nn v headed toward lil Paso Oklahoma City Oct 9 Two more speeches in Oklahoma at 1 The Shenandoah is the first ble to land west of the river altho there have been sippi several of the types of airships to the west naval men declared the vessel is the first of the rigid type The first leg of the flight ending urge in his speeches that the people rally around the banner of John XV vis the party standard unusually successful whom he extolled as the only man Admiral W A Moffett chief who could put this government back an honest and efficient basis The ship made the jump to Fort in proximately hours arriving here about eight hours ahead of its Judge Samuel j American Civic association and the i Institution if and the American Park society were received today by President at the Whit House A fairly light program for the day gave the president further oppor HARBOR SWEPT BY A TYPHOON Vessel Founders in Storm In Japanese Seaport Buildings Destroyed Berlin Oct claim for ges is to be by soviet ir on and France on the ground that those two countries supported tho Georgian re- A soviet commission has the total of the tion at of which is charged to Britain and 100.000 France including Commander of thn soviet army in Georgia charge the western powers not only supported but actually gated tho Georgian revolt using of the bureau of naval aeronautics i s tools in an effort to who is the official observer of Prah Georgian the trip posits which are the best in the world and to cet control of the kev made the jump from General leader of lowing him overtook him This man Hashed an electric torch in face and his ion fired revolver shot into his side an instant later Dr Foster fell to the boulevard bordering onto sidewalk amp shouted as his assailants ran thru tho church yard and into the alley between Twenty-second and Twenty-third and on Seventh avenue Xo tract of uvo men was found after they were last seen to disappear m the alley A Buick touring car which they had parked about a block north of the Broadway church was confiscated by the lice It proved to be a stolen chine An overcoat and a flashlight dropped men in their flight lay beside Dr Poster when bors startled by the report of thi gun and the shouts ran to his sistance The flashlight was a small affair Tile overcoat of black woolen terial and bore tlie name of Dr James Dunn a port physician The name of the tailor J C Madden Davenport is also on the identification tag in the inside Coat Was Stolen Dr Dunn was questioned by Ilie Caucasian puts the total Dennis Bennett and John schedule Tne actual performance i of leaders executed Kinney following the shooting and of tho ship was in all respects c lenies reports of huge learned that he ter than expected Admiral I massacres but considers that Siven tlie overcoat to his said I reports of the massacres are lather who resides m Clinton i According to the record of the en- because of their effect on the Dr father in turn less than one gallon or j of the population was used per mile The [Six-cylinder motors maintained an HAMMILL OPPOSED average engine speed of 1.000 per minute moored The only helium extracting plant in This gas which is f to the Davenport police that the same coat had stolen from his garage last night 00 ir- ones who stole tha TO BOND ISSUE FOR were implicated in the ROAD IMPROVEMENT j on another Dr Foster could furnish no cluft the state show that as little IU south of the Ohio river and east per cent damage while in and west of tho Mississippi river other districts per cent of the i instead of to the charter linos of crop is safe from frost Small the company under state arras of upland corn still is law were to pay 7 percent taxes touched by frost and is maturing ion earnings to Illinois in la Oct fl Lieutenant i is used exclusively by the j Governor John of the identity of his assailants The i United t for bo by police Tokio Oct Several persons The Shenandoah is floated declared in an address here were killed outright and many I helium An additional supply of Iast that llc I others perished when several helium will be taken on when opposed to any movement in harbor I ship returns from the coast Com- 1 wn icn would increase state taxes ed in a terrific boon which swept Landsdowne said Forty-one favored gas tax for improving persons twelve officers 27 men and roads but a great bond two visitors are aboard the ship naturally and may be used for seed While Home of the damage may be chargeable to frost th report continues most of the corn was lost as a direct result of ward season Abundant sunshine ity for land grants in right of way Kagoshima on the island of Ky i southern Japan last night tunny to discuss with cullers the trend of the campaign Central Japan also suffered from tic reports on political storm telegraphic and railway continued to be received Thu president now is stressing in his conferences with party leaders the necessity for getting out u large vote at the elections WOMAN QUITS THE RACE FOR CONGRESS AS AN a wine dealer was held by in connection with the slaying Abundant sunshine nearly Police reserves were called temperature and disperse the moj of 200 favorable for pie who gathered In the vicinity drying tho crop arrested 20 all of whom were re- Silo Piling and fodder congressional race in the sixth dis- with the exception of Konc forward rapidly and on nn ticket has conditions have favorable for j withdrawn here candidacy Secre RUNAWAY GIRLS WOULD GIVE UP CLAIM TO MAN i communications being temporarily interrupted DEPUTY SHERIFF ARRESTS OWN SON AS MURDER SUSPECT AND j issue in anticipation of funds and 1 insisted that problems would bf solved by organization and not legislation Mr spoke at Lorimor and Aft on in the after- noon invading tho county with yd 01 Osceola or congress this district 7 p.m Dry Wet bulb Rel Humidity SG Sunset today p m Sunrise tomorrow a fly t I Oct ill Hrr tr 9 Wh DCS Moines Oct Miss Carrie heart Englo of who entered the i Evelyn stein who denied ho participated in the killing Officers patrolled the district last night and no rance of the outbreak was expected Officers were forced to use their clubs to disperse the mob The girls said they were on their way home when the negro accosted them When they repulsed him he is alleged lo have seized one of them by the arm and started to winter wheat seeding IS TAKING ANOTHER TRIAL FLIGHT TODAY tary of Stato announced day Miss gave no reason for her action in her withdrawal petition but Mr Ramsey said he had boon advised that slip drew because was not of drag her across tho street brought tho mob Her Oct H built by ho fir I la She can have him Jean 17 and Prances IS runaway girls who are being held by the ties awaiting the arrival of their parents from St The three girls the authorities learned all laid to tho heart IIv Carlinville ill Oct Lester I Kahl Shipman 111 was taken by his own father deputy i i sheriff Kahl yesterday and I I will be brought here today for i of j Honing in connection with ami Friday lowed a tireless day of Generally tion on the part of deputy sheriffs APPOINTMENTS BY ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE Kj Sterling III Oct Weather Forecasts Till 7 P M conference of lie Methodist For Davenport Rock Island copal church announced last line and Pair nnd tho American navy started on another from this The she wore elected Zeppelin works Miss name out age to quality for land bond of a theatrical book- an not now he taken from the ballot Mr say said because the withdrawal petition was not received in time Ing agent lean nnd Frances hearing lyn's ultimatum declared that their trip to Chicago had not broil quest of romance of work In under chief deputy Frank Freiss JAPAN Japan Oct jor Pedro Argentine world flyer arrived here at o'clock this afternoon from Shanghai tair Cooler and in extreme east portion Friday I For i possibly slightly i near Michigan nnl in j extreme smith portion Friday i generally cooler in west and portions jubilee vent ion of the Iowa 0 T U got under way Tuesday night included J fourth W Aurora boulevard W M Ceorge T Green Elgin tirsi Joshua R tin Grace J J W Johet street W c den Trinity S J A S Clark Love's Oliy O street King lifter he was wounded It was a mistake on their part he declared as lay on the lawn of tho Broadway church waiting lor the ambulance to arrive Ha was in intense They just stopped as we met here on the sidewalk and Hashed thi in my taie Then came the shot and I felt the minuet of a bullet in my side The men and raced around the corner They dropped ibis coat and tight as they left All I could see of them was that one was taller than the other I re- member no other description i don't think they were trying to rob me I think they me for an they were ing and whom I possibly re- semble and making sure I have no enemies and know no reason in the world for this assault on me Escorted Sister-in-law Home Later in the emergency ing room at St Anthony's hospital he repeated this statement to Of- and Nielson who answered the call sent to Charles at police by persons residing near the 01 the A watch kept at the Hock bridge the night ironi shortly after o'clock and tho Davenport and Moline police on Page
