oc-plain-dealer 1924-10-03

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1924 BROOKHART FLAYS G.O.P. "MACHINE" ENMETTSBURG, Ia., Oct. 3. The charge of the Republican organization that his recent demand for the resignation of Gen. Chas. G. Dawes, vice presidential candidate, was traitorous to the party, was answered here today by Ken Smith W. Brookhart, Iowa, in a scathing denunciation of Prec. Coolidge and "the Republican machine." He openly charged Coolidge with affiliation with "The Wall Street bloc" and with desertion of the basic principles of Republicanism as laid down by Lincoln, and declared he would "reform the lines for a finish light to out-Wall Street influence from the Republican party." He declared the "Coolidge machine" had snubbed the party in Iowa and had insulted him, ignoring the request of the 200,000 voters who nominated him. "I issue has now arisen in Iowa," he declared, "as to whether the principles of the Republican party shall be determined by the voter or by a small group of crooked and irresponsible dictators set up by the non-partisan league of Wall Street. "I have never thought of leaving the party. My whole soul is wrapped up in the principles of Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Kenyon. On the other hand, I will fight with all my strength against that falsity and corruption that crept into the party under the leadership of Hanna Penrose and Newberry." "I have said I would do as much for Coolidge as he would do for me, and the voters are entitled to know what we have done for each other and to each other." "I was nominated by 200,000 Republican voters without a machine and without money. I was opposed by Wall Street's money and the president's power and my nomination and my platform have never been recognized by Prec. Coolidge as the voice of Iowa Re- NEW YORK POLICE SEEK TO IDENTIFY THIS LITTLE CHAP Do you know this boy? New York City police are endeavoring to locate his parents. He was found wandering in a street; and into the party under the leadership of Hanna, Penrose and Newberry. "I have said I would do as much for Coolidge as he would do for me, and the voters are entitled to know what we have done for each other and to each other." "I was nominated by 200,000 Republican voters without a machine and without money. I was opposed by Wall Street's money and the president's power and my nomination and my platform have never been recognized by Pem Coolidge as the votes of Iowa Republicanism. "My principal supporters are the farmers and the laboring people and they are denounced as radicals by the president and his supporters. "The Republican state convention, dominated by the Coolidge machine, snubbed and insulted me. "The Coolidge newspapers over the state, with a few exceptions, have bolted me and continued to denounce me and my platform as approved by the voters." WATER CARNIVAL AT DANA POINT In a sense the initial exhibit of the piping and pumping of water, a few days since, to the highest altitudes of Dana Point, at which time a large number of interested persons were present, might be termed a "Water Carnival." At any rate it proved a joyous occasion to those who viewed the ample flow. There never was any doubt in the minds of the subdividers of this scenic spot as to the vastness of the store of mountain water when developed as today. Nevertheless, the culmination of their efforts in this realization proved an occasion of pardonable rejoicing. Nor did the many who have secured homesites here hesitate for fear of an insufficient supply since they had previously informed themselves that development was the only requirement and of which they were assured. Only a short time has elapsed since this celebrated property was put upon the market but in the interim the fame of the place has attracted both pleasure seekers and those in quest of beautiful and unique home sites, to the end that many sales have been made, while many and elaborate improvements are in evidence on every hand. The Dana Point Yacht' and Country club adjoining has formulated plans for an ornate club house and other structures that will materially augment the other and numerous attractions to be found only here where the scenic charms of ocean and mountains vie with the perfection of a semi-tropical climate, without a peer. As a result of this historic feature of the place in conjunction Do you know this boy? New York City police are endeavoring to locate his parents. He was found wandering in a street; and it is believed he may be the child of visitors to the city who met with an accident, or was abandoned. He is healthy and of a high order 'of intelligence, but cannot identify himself. PYTHIANS WILL PICNIC SATURDAY The fourth annual picnic of District No. 31 Knights of Pythias of So. Calif., will be held at Orange co. Park tomorrow. Over 2000 will attend. There will be races and games for children and grownups and dancing from 5:30 to 10:00 p.m. Basket dinners will be served from 11:45 to 12:45 with an address by G. V. C. Frank Merriam and music by the D. O. K. K. band. The program will open with a boys' indoor baseball game of six innings at 10:00 a.m. The girls' indoor ball game will follow at 11:45. Other events will be men's running race, ladies' running race, races for girls and for boys under 10 and under six, race for man of 250 pounds or over, race for man of over 50, heavy-weight ladies' race, men's sack race, boys' snack race, boys' lemon race, girls' lemon race, ladies' egg race, girls' egg race, pie-cating contest, tug of war, men's and ladies' boat race and an indoor ball game for men. Dr. DeLong is chairman of the music committee, Harold Lewis of the refreshments committee and Edward W. Cochem of the entertainment committee, J. Boynton of the reception committee and Dr. C. C. Jarvis of the athletic committee. MERCHANTS TALK HALLOWEEN PARTY Plans for a Hallowe'en and masquerade party, with possibly a street dance, will be discussed this afternoon at a meeting in the C. O. C. offices beginning at 4:30 by the Merchants' and Manufacturers' As'n. affiliated with the C. O. C. The project of holding monthly get-together meetings also will come up. Messrs. Barnes, Prince and Rappaport are the committee in MERCHANTS TALK HALLOWE’EN PARTY Plans for a Hallowe’en and masquerade party, with possibly a street dance, will be discussed this afternoon at a meeting in the C. of C. offices beginning at 4:30 by the Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Aaa’n. affiliated with the C. of C. The project of holding monthly get-together meetings also will come up. Messrs. Barnes, Prince and Rappaport are the committee in charge of the Hallowe’en event. GASOLINE BURNS SPARTANBURG, S. C., Oct. 3. —Flames today swept Spartanburg’s tank district three blocks from the heart of the business district, wheeer more than two million gallons of gasoline and oil are stored. The fire of undetermined origin, broke out about 7:30 a.m. among the gasoline tanks of the Blackburn Oil Co. Other companies possessing tanks in the vicinity of the fire are the Standard, National, Texas and Gulf companies. Try a Classified Ad for results. 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