Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1928, Page 5

ROBINSON BEGINS - GALIFORNIA-DRIVE Sees Chancc for Democrats on Coast—Candidate Hope- | ful About Nevada. By the Assoriated Press EN ROUTE WITH SENATOR ROR- YNSON. October 12.—Votes in Cali- fornia, enough of them to swing the normally Republican home _State of Herbert Hoover into the Democratic column, was the goal today of Senator Joe T. Robinson on his journey North from Nevada to Seattle and Portland. | Practically the whole of the day’s ride from Reno, where the Democrati~ vice residentiai candidate spoke last night. ay ihrough northern California, and his schedule called for as many rear platform speeches as operating stops permitted. The decision to depart from his usua’ eustom of merely appearing on the plat- | form of his special car when his train #topped and instead to make dresses was reeched aftsr col with Western campaign wor! told the nominee they econsidered thr Democrats have a chanee in California .+ in spite of Republican claims. Senator Robinson himself declared he was com- pletely taken by surprise at the recep- tion aecorded him in Hoover's State and | P22k that he would do everything furing his bricf stay in Califor help the ticket. Inesmuch as the trip to Seattle. whe: the Senator speaks tomorrow night, will keep him on the road tonight, no audi- torfum speech could be delivered. Te | take its place, however, Senator Robin- son agrced to make a formal platform address of some length at Sacramentr | and to give short informal speeches 2t robably Woodland, Willows, G-rber Redding and Red Bluf end p : #ome other citics as his train pe over the Sonthern Pa At Seattle Srnator Robinson will b» » nest of the Seattle Pres: Club at dinn=y lomorrow evening. The nemince came out of Nevads | greatly encoura reports from “Democratic leaders i e. who told him the v party, which in previous vears have some difficulties among themsclves, are now practically 2 united democrar: Senator Pittman of Nevada, one of th: wheel horses of the national orzeni vation, informed Senator Rebinson ti- | prospects that ths Smith-Prhine o | Senator r-sumed his drive t1 the Fa- Shasta rout=. | : factiens of th- | THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, B € 32 Broadcasters to Carry Smith’s Louisville Speech | | | [ Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK. October 12.—~The National Broadcasting Co. nounced 123t night that the fol- lowing stations would broadcast Gov. Smith’s campaign speech at Drwe in East Louisville tomorrow evening from 8 to 9 o'clock, Eastern standard time: WEAF New York; WEEL Bos- | | ton: WTIC, Hartford: WJAR, | | Providence. WTAG. Worcester: | | WCSH. Portland, Me.. WGY. | | Schenectady: - WGR, Bufalo: WCAE. Pittsburgh: Wtam, Cleve- land; WWJ. Detrolt. WGN, Chi- cazo; KSD, St. Louis: WOC. Dav- cnport: WHO, Des Moines: Omaha: WDAP. Kan WEBC. Superfor_ Wi Memphis, WBT. WFAA. Dallaz; KPREC, Houston: WHAS. Louisville: WSM, Nash- ville; WTMJ. Milwaukee: KGO, Oaklfind Calif.: KSL, Salt Lake Francisco: BY fhe Assor | ty outlook thers and | inr a drive on tho E: “1 feel rm\fld"n' by the | met along will stop at, th> Im’e resuming t “1 never sa KOM KGW. Portland, Oreg.. and KT, ! in my life than this Los Angeles, derful meetings 1 R in the | ticket would got N~vada's thres electoral | aetendance af all moetinzs and th= en- . | votes were excellent, In turning back to California the cific Coast States. He will make a tormal address at Portland Monday, coming south frem Scattle, and then will turn eastward through th> great cattle, whecat and corn belt: He will fay night. have not bee i, but “ |15 is believed Bym’ Ecpec[lz‘mn CHOOSESBOAQ Cflée | State or S and north of UMBER PAINT HARDWARE BUILDING SUPPLIES COAL Whatever Your Needs Tatk With Us First! Small Orders Given Caveful Attention No Delivery Cha J. Frank Ke_ly, Inc. £ 2101 Georgia. Ave. N. 1343 nmber—Millwork—nu Tont Pai~ts Hardware—Dailding Sunnnlies CURTIS, CONFIDENT, ONWAY TO CAPTAL Planned. | Voice Holding Own, but Hand Is in Sling. nday beamm: confidence over the nar- rding hi 1 publicanz mo o Wast, the vet Statns, in~ tariff have been the subjects of almost talk, althongh he naz taksn in the full range of Republican arguments, ineludi the plea for continuation of Coolidg> prosperity.” On the swing into the Northwest' thic weck. he con- fined himself to one or two speeches a ay and excluded back-platform falks. His voice, which was almost gone at the end of the first Western jaun | holding its own tod: | 200% eastward. hower He stoppad in | Chirago this morning long enough for treatment of the finger which was ashed in an automobile docr at Law- n. Okla. The nominee spoke last night ln the 1 i loveled his attack on _his_positions on farm 7 and prohibition H> was cheerad when he declared “any State going into the business.” " He said the Demo- presidential eandidate had ‘rhanged” his position on farm relisf f | He declared azain that Cov. Smith had indorsed the Underwood fariff act in his speech of acceptance, Sonator Curtis will start next week on a cempaign in the Fast. moving nerthward along the Atlantic Goast frem Raleigh, N. C.. where he will ap- nmar Monday ‘. W. C. T. U. HITS SMITH. 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