Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
FAVORS NO LIMIT
ON CONTRIBUTIONS
Hoover Agrees With His Cam
paign Financiers-Con-
fers With Governor.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf,
July 21.-Herbert Hoover is in agree
ment with those in charge of financing
his campaign for the presidency that
there need be no specific limit on the
amount of individual contributions.
The position of the Republican NOM
inee is that the party might accept a
large contribution from person who
has no ak to grind with the Govern
ment with far greater propriety than 1t
could accept small donation from an
individual expecting some favor from
the administration.
Details of financing the campaign
have been left with j. r. Mutt OF Cleve-
land, treasurer of the national conf
mittee. and his assistants. and it was
stated today that Mr.. Hoover had not
yet been consulted as to details.
Confers With Governor.
Having his first full day at his Cali
fornia home in months, Mr.. Hoover
spent the morning working on his
speech accepting the nomination, and
then conferred at length with Gov. .,
c.. Young of California, who was his
luncheon guest. Before the conference
began Gov. Young and the Commerce
Secretary met the newspaper corre-
spondents, to whom the governor ex-
pressed the abiding conviction that
California would return substantial
ma ajority for its adopted son IN the
November elections.
Mr.. Hoover accompanied the gov
ernor to the Hempel House, just across
q wide lawn from his own home. wneIe
the Hoover headquarters in California
are being set up for the time OF the
nominees stay here.
II was announced that Mayor Rolpn
of San Francisco would call on the
candidate tomorrow for q discussion as
to the date of the Homecoming celeDra-
ton In the Golden Gate city, Il is now
fairly well settled that this VIII not
take place next Saturday. as mad neen
tentatively planned. as the nominee
expects to leave on that GATE over tne
Ia the Klamath River for two or three
days fishing,
To Camp Along Route.
The nominee and hts party viii make
the several hundred mile trip by auto
mobile and viii camp along the route
both going to and coming from the nsn-
lnr place. The return journey viii be
on 4 roadway leading around the base
OF Mount Shasta.
Before starting on this trip the noFn-
irlee will confer with California Sena-
tors Hiram johnson and Samuel Short
ridge and other political leaders, ana
also expects to complete the fnal drafe
OF his acceptance speech to be oe-
iyered August IL in Stanford Univer-
sity Stadium.
MIR. and Mrs. Hoover will attend
church services tomorrow in the stan
ford Memorial Chapel These viii De
conducted by Rev. Boyce Cupper of
Los Angeles. The services are nom
sectarian, and 1t Is the custom TO Sc
lect a visiting minister for each sun
day.
The Republican nominee is planning
now to make two addresses in the West
after his notification. the first to be
delivered at Albuquerque. N, Mex, dur
ing his trip back East. He probably will
spend two or three days at Los An
geles on the return journey for . Sec
ond home coming celebration there.
After the notification ceremonies
Hoover viii remain here for some days
to receive the national committeeman
and committeewonen Of the Pacific
Coast States who have been called to
meet at San Francisco August IS by
Hubert Work. chairman of the Repub-
iican national committee. They win be
tn Palo Alto for the notification.