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Lindbergh kidnap ease. Colonel Undbergh made the trip from Ms Englewood, N. J., home prcompanled by several .member* __ of the dlalticl attorney's Staff and % rushed to the county building. Hr. entered the building unnoticed, and as a disguise wore a . pair of horn rimmed glasses and a cap. * Lindbergh Silent, Whisked to the sixth floor of tne building In a private elevator. Colonel Lindbergh took his place In & line of detectives. and the prisoner was brought In. The dis guise served to prevent Haupt CG mann from knowing that Lind bergh was in. (he line, but further ,, del A its of tne ^meeting were not ' dlsHraed hy Koley. Tha district attorney said the outcome of the meeting would^not be mad pul> -Itlie. ` - i- The visit of Colonel Lindbergh in tbs '`line up" at the district attorney's office Issted 10 minutes, from 9:50 to 10 *,m. It resulted /rom a wish expressed .by tha :e flier to ee the prisoner. Purlng the `'lips up'* Lindbergh did not rh* utter a word. Foley also tfald that Lindbergh did not comment, afierv'srhs either to Foley or any 5*y member of the prosecutor's staff. Whan the "lineup" was conclud >P ed, Colonel Lindbergh left Imovedlavety, also unnoticed. Hauptmann I>*se4 Th*> lineup caused a delay In ar raignment of the prisoner before Countv Judge Lester W. Fatter- , son. Hauptmann appeared In a dare when he was led before the benoh, wearing a wrinkled light .rrv euit. a white shirt with the"" 'ollur open and no tie. He had a stubby growth'or beard and said nothing during the brief proceed- ng, v.hkh required five or six minute*. Ilia idea of "not guilty'* w m voiced by bl counsel* James M. Fawent. JiiatHcf attorney asked that ,th prisoner he held without ball, and s'avceU s-ohed the "not guilty'' plea end asked to be heard. Ho ndud ball he set at $5000 "in the name, of Justice.'' Fawcett told the court that 15,000 was el! .. that Hauptmann had been able in . IIO Luring his plea Fawcett *ald that no case brought agaln't ifaupfmatri in Germany had been cn proven to be felony. Hall nt *100 ram "We are making no issue of de- tfndnn"a alleged previous crim lit inal record," holey interjected, Foley .told the court he waa sure that .$3,000 bail would be Inade- ,uMe. an! >hen, suggested that ai be f^ed at SlOo.ooo. >d Juntre r'at'e *<i then fixed the ini nmf -t fK0 noO Fawcett, then made application ( | 'v the bed to he reduced in $10r>. -'ot.rt adH'Urncd and the -prisoner *' hi away. Fawcett, after the court session, *nr enticed that he would go into * ' tnx county court next week i sw.m two motlets. One motion * *J5 B>e to dismiss the indictment ' on t> grounds the facts are in I Mafl'icient to sustain the charges, p~ ood the second will be for an in ure oecth.j of the grand jury minutes. llndv Uen't-Interfere-- -------- t TP-E.VTON, N JT, Kept. 27 <.!. Aa- --Cd. Charts* A. I*tndbrgh will gb- stake uo suggmrtions nor "Infer-' th ?rre" In any way with the prove- return of Bruno Richard Haupt mann la Mew Jersey, CoL H. Nor man fp hwsrtxkopf, superintendent * the New Jersey state'^po'tec. f-aW today, Asked if reports were irsr that Colonel Lindbergh had <jiie**cd Vr*r Jersey official f *<-*11 pfr end to *i< lew New fur* to handle its coa*iser,. Colonel fk-bwartekopf aafS^TC ?AS*.dbr ?gh, has made -- <fArt f any MS Kw Dork WMsffet. AUiaur, Basutw! Foley belief that ilauptsMum was *xs>reM oA.p-i*cbSniar sp the ladder te item mtpmry t: f the Undbergh hem* item fiigiu led Hinr bety was IddBajmd.* said to 5 v JPWg# X CML Z) . No msttcr wbac yokt sbx* wc`U & you perfectly. No mutter wbn yout fssKIo b ntquimnenes, we'll fit those, too. Ovr new Printns costs west espectsUy m*<k foe people like you ........... who s sst(tfic4 with noth* leg but perfection. Come and set tixm t * $29.50,, ITnlversIty Avemna at jKmerson Street DINAH' jjggi RANCH DINNER SOUTH OF. STANFORD 40? Served Daily v-..... A. M.' te 9 1, M.' Dancing Every Nite No eavr "First In .. Workmanship'' * Cuitom Built Furiiitur* Ol Furniture ModirnUtfl ABMSTRONO IJNOLEUM SPARK ' STOV15S MattreMea Itenov slcd and Recovered Adolph Richter Stanford Opholsterlng and Furniture i o. 30 Ramona t. ______ Phone MB?i aonal floral income ax retvm, Th* group tndud< s pei- sons wb > wl*h a knowledpe of crnCAHO. Bent. 2T (.Tv--Wheat birlrnr nwnhjmr Rnn*eveU' apeech I'orrt firm. mhT wentber etlmulne. morial in Edinburgh, Scotland/ September 7, according to wos*S which reached . here today. The memorial was presented to Ipatbm ihelr <0 to If'I bookkeeping m orrer that the/ rntfle atendv to blither, top $1D,25. the city c< Edinburgh seven, years >*v!H, may keep their own b.>ika pjnp*?~ tfncfx rtcfidv, top $7. ago by people of Scottish `olooii ly in iti.fll businesses or that ihe/ may sen as an assistant book keeper A standard course Is of fered e an excellent foundation Poultry, Butter nnd sympathies In the United L'ai'M States in memory of Scots who foil In the World War. - ,. V The Evening t>i*pnteh of FdiT*' for these purposes. Ttose planning to r Ako book keeping <od arrountlng a mofes slon there is tffered a modern WFDNE5DAY, SEPT. 26, 1934 Tn Fert*ri. 8ttx a*svl& ouotcti FOB Pnc* t, S. F, Fries tau Live Dre**ed burgh quotes ^ Professor Fair* ckmgU'a speech, In which U* sold that "in California thre we-c thousands of men amt vomir , Stanft ino voi Com , v course i t pai tnei ships Bnd cm.oratlons I'lied i>n the unit record i plan, `i hu forms used In the practice wets are standard form'i actually employed by Dirge firnn! all (\ cr the c< untry. 11 ndddum for tho*^ qualified, there a*1 epe besrhern Droller*. 1J- Ur.: i'l - th*,. p*-e Ur'S ^ HOorii Hi . 2^- U il.f i,,'i it< * , t ,, a iv.tIfiv.e.t.*. . up .M ,! (i i'n* r*. 2^- 3 m*r ya--2ic - s j --30c, 2<v--21e - 34--30e 2T-~J*c H ho 11--5ve 17 - Pc 20--57c whose thoughts,' hopes and lion followed the brave _ affeo Scotch I after mo irta'iv* lads, when " in, 1314 and Inter svs ir|>. tears they offered up their Uvea m what waa to them and to the Thu 4 f uhdty proud but saddened.hearts of their w<|nu-r near and dear ones & righteous clal row ifs in banking, colt nc ccunfingv auditing. !> rrytrs. Over 3*t -- jn.* 2<--29e causo " - - Ur. Uavid Kinloy; pTBsldent-ero- 1:1 26--2Sc erltus of th University of Illinois, (C< nl u tied from Fags One) have flxmesaod belief there vuo* urn Slims. ., U tt-tle <0 lifttis. t*ti n<. . v.... .]* . i1H 1i-rt Urns, 1 ,,vu- .. ii Hi, is . r-i II..- . ,<l f(. nt i)p (hi,-Ha imdcf J4--10n 2S*?<u 2|2i----2litec 13--lOc was also r , speaker at the memor ial service. J. C. Team Cheered At Menlo `Smokes' If the Menlo Junior College foot more then one kidnaper and that "Hanym-'S m was smonst the kid napern,'' FGilev's -'`precsed n nv.rtion ^a*< at variance with the view taken )\ * r i h>* .ft--lit 13-- . P -- lrts 16--17c ball team should lose Ifa openfrg gam# of the season next Saturday against fhkn Hi.itc at Chico, which H hA ho intention of doing, it won t` be for lack of enthusiastic by expei u of th* buieiu t f in VHsiigntli ?, of the Jx-poitmctit of1 Justice In Washington, who havej uwlnr 17 n-- .... taken the view that, tne ladder l urdcvi*, voiirtK tom* .vlf f l>* .. .. found ouSfdJe th house nffet the! rumu-n. ruling hms baby was Btolen tbo.. mghi -ofj rurknva. ...ok! ...hen*. ,, .. 10--lie support from the student body.' ' That much waa evident last night, when, four out of every five men in the school turned up In the gym nasium to smoke cigars nnd ciga`Ue euppUcd by the rally convroU Match j 1332, was <>f iu- h ?<m , attucMon t ml P could n< t huppoc j l!apptmnr> who woii hed Wti pounds, ': H4M> W1NH T HK T.fip AM IKI HH, *1 < J-> f MARK 01. FRICU8 OUT T.fetT . --12 K,,ir, 3:.'vc por lb,; 81 (V mi (*< f,( relBK .'ll 1,.11-G, .'< ! ) ),U I *, . ' , r tee, to hear a series of brief talks on mp for the evening nrd to give I'm football team a roaring sendorf, ior Satimlava contest --* \ Wusseli Kwiei, former Monism fltldc'lo star mo now Menlo roach,? pH-iddcd as ns uter of ceromnle*, The l)f ? A hand, xxhirh h t v been oi p !lk<> f n u w< k, )* hack nt work s ter having hr -*n prom- lull trade r,y Pcul HpPflkri included Fmig Mimgfln.f '(riiilcn 'll CPnir" Arthur Nathan, Ne'a Larsen, i>avI v* today, are a* `Csmco, Ucorga Bachman, Johnnie Ssed a paid tnslroctor and r trip : to the Hrnin-O'aHfornin game m : Hcvkpsov. i Mr , UamphcM. O. D DSHm-in, J.eon Tci* bv, Eld The man, Ted fksmith, f-e*? - I ii'iin pif-ddud bTi'd Tf.in^cn, top) [ omnre president. Jock Tucker, slu* T11KV COULDN'T lHUHST It 1 d1 'it body pri'-ldent Hid 1 tsomo* I I <lA UI'AJl. Jii, H, Jll 2i I I'l Hurry Loughlln,. yell leader, and $25 In i< j'Mtie tf pH K of 2 lrt>0 fift j Hcrri* Youdahl and Jim Hullei, tc> Ic-nity nens the Univcnli s *f 1)11* <.!] tain's f the iooib.ill team. m ti of'ctcl n b >Pto etoi.omic-j Major League Scoreslotc m-sc them !-1 jcni. fhc ! enrollment was )nrj;d.' 1 lhia year 1 only 1'i'f h.n* w id up nnd Iht REWARD for any Watch or Clock that we fail i course will be rlio;,p,\j smlcss more NAritnu, m,;!K , Sn,`* id a shout' Ethooi oMlcinW (f'ha inningsW ` * ; do Oi.'t know whether T.h food or Ht. LouW ....................................... !' iu course was hiinfent to digest. I c'mcinn UI .........................a.......... ... ft ------------ ->- - Pittsburgh 2 32 s r. <;i rs Notn, oi-rnt,, j Chicago ........ 4 ft 3. f N\` KKN"CIS( i) pU,t 7 ( p, , j 'hilihnftr nnd Uiacc. Lre and gtfrtv 1 s-r>asurc.r. ,3iuncan> Sliitiieson I O'Karrell, .Tm?>nmr.cd- recently that, lie .was I Boston .......rrr,.... 7 13 2 imving fiout'in phi,".tog citv money ' Philadelphia ......____ 2 9 -1 n bsn't* lie cow hila u n offer., ! Cantwell and Hogan,rfpohrer; i n A %V At,!-1 of Hi 'jRin.in, Collins nnd "Wils-m Art?., to borrow 5.')0.0<>0_to start a AM)' HI*. VS J V 4(l E blof-dctl stork farm, usTsTg TIuThierd Chicago .........................lf H0 Detrcft. ..............-........... 0 7 S, Earnsbaw and Mndlcskl; Rcwe, Marburry'and York. ^ More than T,000,000 memb^ra have been loet by Brifl.-:h trade unjpns In the last nine years. New bftatity--<julr Jy attd cattily--fe* neaHf everj mrfiano in yonr bonir, with lirafth I>uco. I>u0 flows on emoothlf and rvcnlT"'<In" qnif'i ,v to A Unigift hard, (1 irahle fdnv. BRUSH DU CO PALO ^iLTO PAINT CO. *34 Emerson St W. T. I7OYI> ........... Phone 21322 I Max Reinhardt presents "MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM ,, - THi*- prr*errrat!aff 6f Shakespea re's play wherjdded ooeof the world's greatest the* . itricai producrionj. It wifi lie ' , given at San I'raneiseo's War hfemorial Oper* House on Oattber t, 2 5, 4t ftfid S *mi . l University of CaHfomia's * Citcek Theatre In Berkeley on October 13th aatf Hth, San Francisco 93^ ROUMHTSIP Go By Train * Southern Paetfls