Ames Daily Tribune and Evening Times (Newspaper) - July 25, 1929, Ames, Iowa ST LOUIS FLIERS PASS HOUR IN AIR SHOW NO SIGN OF HALTING ST LOUIS July Red Jackson and Forrest in the monoplane St their consecutive hour In the air at p m to day They had been in the air 47 hours longer than any human flyer and were half way thru their 13th day of flight Engine running like a race horse said a note they dropped to thefield Flight of the Robin apparently had settled into an aerial endur ance contest not only against time but against the Billion Dollar approaching 200 hours at Tex Send Jackson and Forrest pilots of the hare expressed more than passing Interest in the per DAILY The Ames Daily Tribune AND EVENING TIMES WEATHER Generally fair tonight and Friday warm Official County Paper AMES IOWA THURSDAY JULY 25 1929 United Press Full Leased Wire Service NO 21 99 IS FORECAST WASHINGTON July 25 fueling endurance flights so far this year including the date the name of the the place the type and the up according to com piled by tie nautical follow Jan 17 Los Maj Carl Spatz Capt Ira Harry A R Quesada and Sergt Roy W Hooe in an army Fok ker OCA 150 hours 40 minutes and 14 seconds May 1926 Fort Worth Reginald Bobbins and James Kelly in a Ryan monoplane Bl Brougham 172 hours 32 minutes and l second June 28July 6 Cleveland Byron K Newcomb and Roy L Mitchell 174 hours and 19 seconds type of plane not recorded 212 Culver City Cal Loren Mendell Rol and B Reinbart in a Buhl cabin plane 246 hours 43 minutes and seconds r THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE i of the Houston plane and today received a sportsmanlike message from Glas L of the Billion Dol lar City Good tick v i message from Texas butr use discretion Have only magneto a laconically remarked cant land until Uie Houston plane might iis you know and that never do gold gasoline and a good say nothing of good Calls JUriCS here today to j n o keep Jackson and aloft j farmers W Crime CHINESE LEADER TO SPEAK HERE MIDDLE WEST SWELTERS IN TERRIFIC HEAT Weather Bureau Sees No Relief Over Weekend Ames continued one of the hot test spots in the state today with the thermometer reaching 95 de grees at 3 p m soft drink par lors and ice dealers re ported a rushing business One of the largest afternoon crowds Ot the season was reported at Carrs swimming pool DBS MOINES July lowafas will continue to the hat today Char les D Reed weath er observer predicted here today Reeds forecast for and Friday called warm weather No relief from the heat wave was in sight Reed said High temperatures have prevailed over the state since Sun day A rain Wednesday brought re lief to the north portions of the state for a short time but before night the heat had returned More than 24 inches of rain fell at Ames in six hours while Boone Charles City and Waterloo also reported heavy rainfall Decorah was both the coolest hottest place in the state Wednesday The highest temper ature recorded Reed said was 93 at Decorah Waterloo and Clarin da while the lowest was 65 at Decorah and Forest City Other cities and towns reported the following Estherville and Carroll 89 Dubuque Sioux City Fort Dodge Boone Creston and Iowa Falls o Cedar Rapids 89 88 Burlington Davenport 84 r POPE MAY VISIT HISTORIC LATERAN AGAIN 1 From the time of Constantine the Great until the middle ages the historic church of St John Lat eran in Rome shown at the was the headquarters of the church No pope has seen it however since 1870 whea the seizure of Rome by the Garibaldians caused the popes to remain within the walls of the Vatican This evening however Pope Pius XI signalized the recent establishment of the papal temporal sovereignty by journeying out into Rome It is expected that he will soon visit the Lateran At the left Pope Pius in white is shown in until now the only place he could stroll in the open air on the longest flight history in human I Declaring that the present crim Their glory lay in that laws ot the United States are at each hour they bad added 60 obsolete archaic and unwieldly and more minutes to the previous this country the high ord of established July jest price in blood and wealth in the 12 by the Angeleno at Culver City worlds history justice Dies of Thirst in California Sands EL CENTRO Cal July tragedy of thirst was here today by deputy sher who followed a zigzag trail of footprints from an automobile found stranded in the desert nearmost distinguished men of mod Niland until they came upon the give two bodies of six of its occupants August 2 He will c ft 11 Cal Money Pours In Judge Marcus A Kavanagh Chica go jurist and judge of the Chicago sprawled face downward in the sand A seventh passenger was not made of the stern stuff which had driven his companions over miles of sagebrush covered wasteland His body was found beneath the and in an address at the Iowa State col automobile where he had crawled Altogether Jackson and lege summer session convocation to escape a temperature of more i As for gold each hour heyond superior last 30 years the old record has poured into loosed a scathing attack on the their private coffers between 1100 American system of jurisprudence J Tien Lai Huang Is on Tour of U S Sff GREAT BRITIAN US IN ACCORD Progress Is Made in Navy Reduction WASHINGTON July AngloAmerican naval party agreed upon in 1921 as far as battleships are concerned now has been ex tended to all categories of fighting Thousands In Chicago Parks Tien Lai Huang already are approximately this morning wealthier than they were at Judges must administer the law p m Tuesday when they equalled as they find it on the statute books the record of the Angeleno and not as they would like to Weather which for 12 days has Judge The effect held exceptionally calm remained of our present criminal code is to that way today and the forecast Continued on read fair and warmer To es cape the heat Jackson and drove their craft well above 3000 In eight minute circuits over Lam bert St Louis field j The St now mains constantly over the airport from which it took off at S T Dearinger 822 Carroll ave a m July 13 to be in gliding reports that a of the of its starting pointas lily Lilium auratum quired by rales governing such flowers has nights than 105 degrees speak a m at a tion of the summer session in Agricultural assembly on What Is Happening in China and at 7 p m in the same place on China and the West Mr Huang is a leader of the younger generation of China He has been an officer in the Chinese army a director of the movement CHICAGO July The middle west will continue to swel ter over the weekend with only a brief respite tonight and Fri day morning J R Lloyd fore j caster said today one of the The mercury will climb back into the 90s late today in the area to be driven down tem by a northeast breeze to night Temperatures then will skid upward into the 90s again for the weekend Excessive heat accompanied by low humidity marks has sent thousands to the woods and bath ing beaches for comfort in the last 24 hours In Chicago many said today His statement was tion of the announcements of a agreement Wednesday i by Premier Jn London and President Hoover here In my opinion this is an im step for President Mi Pope Pius XI Ends Isolation in the Vatican By THOMAS B MORGAN U P Staff Correspondent VATICAN CITY July OLE Pius XI ended long isolation of the heads of the Roman Catholic church within the confines Vatican A great and solemn procession wound thru St Peters mother church of the about into the square at front with the pope borne on a dais holding the sacred host to bless the world since 18 70 had any pope CHATTEL LOANS UP 1000 PERCENT l were met immediately by They explained the ships were now in a stage the keels not having been laid i The president in his executive capacity has control of the navy yards it was explained D IT 1 KepOrtS f i bloomed in his garden Thus far nothing more serious I A stalk of bearing four 3 rhp ir than an oil mist on their wind flowers the other day m shield and an unfounded fear that garden of Tony Cody two cylinders have developed the j Third street The flowers of the I with tiny red spots while Codys bear tiny brown spots The bulbs inexpensive lots the flyers worry Motor Roars A telephone the dep and an advis Cit 1 t 4 uties today gave few details roads movement search held out survivor i an or of northern China arid deputies still yere following the league of nations wavering pair of Mr Huang was taught in his literature philosophy and art by his father and grandfather were and scholars He alumnus of Peking Syra cuse and Columbia universities Mr Huang isan aviation en and has flown at least 50000 miles in the last few months in Europe South Amer ica and this country He is now preparing for a transPacific Nevada New Deep Well Pump NEVADA new on the motor and it roared on with no sign of weakening is their wish to set a real endurance record said Major William B Robertson sponsor of the flight and we have no in tention of stopping them To cheer up the flyers a jazz orchestra was taken aloft in a the deep well last year has been ordered by the city council from the Globe Machinery and Supply company Des The new pump will have a ca of 200 gallons a minute It is driven by a electric motor and will cost liberal allowance was made on the old pump About a month will be required i for delivery of the newpump Work Progresses on Three Projects Under Contract for Municipal Plants flight Work on three related city pro was m a ject now und n trimotored transport for thp h they even heard it f 4 iwi day A special concert 3000 feet plant waler up struggled to overcome the roar for the and the new ot the four motors and Jackson j lighting system for the down and waved their apprecia town business now well there is real doubt advanced according to John H JAmes city manager Workmen on the street lighting NEW YORK July system are now preparing to set A telegram of the concrete foundation for the 97 today hy Charles S Jones poles of the new system The poles dent of the Curtis flying service will be placed electrical couner here to Forrest and Dale tions made glassware fitted and Jackson champion endurance flythe circuits tested out to have the at St Louis apprised them that they have just completed distance equal to a nonstop flight Collins completely around the world j According to our figures the message read you have just completed distance equal to a Oil Past Due Notes j A G Armstrong of Colling is nonstop flight completely around the plaintiff in two civil suits just the world tv possible commercial I Brought in the Ames municipal route from New York by way of San Francisco Honolulu Tokio Constantinople Madrid and return across the Atlantic a total dis tance of miles CEDAR RATIOS July As Forest OBrien Cedar Rapids boy and Dale Jackson winged their way toward ever greater worlds Continued on court In one he asks judgment against T A Nessa of Collins for on a promissory note dated May 24 1929 1928 and due May 25 In the other he asks n judgment against J W Signs of Collins for on a promissory note dated Feb 14 1929 and duo 1929 system ready for operation about September 1 The water cooling tower which will replace the spray pond now in use is practically finished but con condensers is still to be made and the tower will prob ably not be used until the new tur bine is ready The turbine has been completed and has already been under steam at the tric plant in Lynn Mass It will probably be shipped some time this month to arrive in Ames about tlie middle of August The condenser for the machine is now in the citys plant but will not be set in place until the tur bine has arrived The turbine must be tuned up adjusted and tested under the direction of General Elec tric engineer and will probably not be put on the line be fore November 1 A new screen has been puc in place in the new city well which was completed last year The pump is being set today and pumping will start some time this week The screen originally placed in the well a slotted brass tube to entry of gravel gave way recently and was replaced by the Thorpe Brothers company DOS Moines builders of the well Ammonia Line in Store Refrigera tor Springs a Leak A leaking ammonia line in the refrigeration plant at H E Bri j leys grocery and market North Lincoln way shortly before noon today filled the store with the choking fumes driving employes and customers from the store The fire department was sum and Fireman Sam Long entered the basement wearing a gas mask to shut off the flow of ammonia The fumes had spread as far as the middle of the street in front of the store before ammonia could be turned off Peaches Faces Arrest for Fail ing to Come In BROOKLYN July A warrant for the arrest of Mrs Frances Peaches Heenan Brown ing was issued here today when she failed to appear to answer a summons given her last night for speeding The estranged wife of the ec centric millionaire Edward West daddy Browning had been tick eted by motorcycle Policeman Charles McNally who said was 42 miles nu boulevard The warrant issued bv the magistrate calls for haling the speeder irto court next Tuesday slept in parks last night after the mercury had registered 90 or bet ter for the greater part of the dav By LAWRENCE SULLIVAN U P Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON July Britain and the United States today are a step nearer than ever before toan accord on naval reduction in formal conversations have led to upon Prime Minister Ramsey MacDon ald and President Hoover formal ly have a part of the sovereign papal state The sun was setting behind St Peters gilding the tops of build ings and casting a mellow glow over the spectacle in the great square filled with more than 200000 persons come to witness the event The long proces sion reached the doors of the PaVe Five WASHINGTON July surplus grain problem will July A severe drought in the spring wheat states of North Dakota Mon tana Minnesota and a milder drought along the Atlantic seaboard from ward may reduce the crops in those areas officials of the weather bu reau and the department of ture said today Reports on July 1 indicated much smaller crops than usual in North Dakota and Minnesota North Da kota reported 83 per cent of the average crops South per cent Montana 102 per cent and Minnesota 93 per cent The Montana report did not show a de crease the agriculture department said because there is usually a lack of rain in that state Neither the weather bureau nor the agriculture department express ed much concern over the eastern drought where rain usually comes before serious damage is done the officials said Contracts for 31 Miles Paving Will Be Awarded Aug 6 Contracts for 31007 miles of in Guthrie Hamilton j and Marion counties will be let by the state highway commission here Aug 6 the weekly letting issued today said Marion county will get 13254 miles of pavement on U S No 63 from the Jasper county line south east to the Mahaska county line while Guthrie county will get 11 693 miles on No 32 from Dexter west The other contract wil be let for miles of pavement on U S No 20 from the Webster county line east to Webster City Three contracts for gravel sur facing also will be let the bulle tin said Guthrie county will get eight miles of gravel on primary No 7 Dallas county will get eight miles on primary No 14 Jasper county will gravel 126 miles on primary No 14 from New ton to Monroe projects upon the The presidents action drew al most unanimous approval from the few senators who could be Continued on Page Four STATE MM One of the better water plants in the state is what the division of sanitary engineering of the state department of health calls the municipal water plant of the city of Ames in a communication to the mayor and council The sanitary survey of the city supply was made June 1 by H H Black Two samples of water were taken and found to be very satis factory and the general layout and condition at the plant was found to be exceptionally good If the city council agrees the department of health will author ize of Safe Wa ter signs on the highways leading into the city as soon as definite arrangements can be with the highway commission cago Friday it was learned to day All members of the board except Secretary of Agriculture Hyde expect to assemble there with midwestern farm leaders The board feels that such a j meeting will provide a valuable j opportunity whereby these farmer associations may come more closely in touch with the work of the board itself and with the possibilities for the as sistance in grain marketing which could be rendered under the agricultural marketing act the boards official announcement stated State farmer elevator associa tions of Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Ohio Oklahoma and Montana aswell as the wheat pools of Indiana Kansas Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Oklahoma aud Texas and the farmer owned commission agencies of Kansas St Louis Chicago St Paul Enid and Hutchinson Kas will be represented at ing Bank Consolidation Follows 2 Failures TALLAHASSEE Fla July 25 St Augustine banks had been consolidated today fol lowing the failure of the First National bank the fourth and largest institution in the city The First National failed to open for business Wednesday due to excessive withdrawals it was announced Simultaneously with the an of the closing of the Augustine It was an here that the Pilfer State Gainesville also had closed Its doors Both banks were closed to protect depositors ll was Iowa Weekly Named Second Best in U S CHEYENNE Wyo July five cities including Boston Milwaukee and Atlanta have entered bids for next years convention of the National Edi association which closed here lass night Selection will be made later by the com Lemuel C Hall publisher of the Courier Wareham Mass was elected president of the associa tion Wednesday and George Dol liver Battle Creek Mich was named secretary The latter prob ably will be advanced to the pres next year R F of Bloomfield was elected n director and W 7 Caseys Knoxville la weekly pap er was awarded second place In the contest for tho best weeklies in the country Story Office Handles Huge Volume NEVADA July on automobiles account greater part of the more fhan 1000 per cent increase in the last 10 years in the number of chattel mortgages handled at the office accord ing statement today by Mrs Fowler county re corder Inthe period from January l to July 24 the recorders office handled 5115 instruments of which chatter mortgages In the same period of 1919 the office Handled 2925 instruments of which 240 chattel mortgages Five years ago during the same the office handled 3719 Instruments of which 1192 were chattel mortgages This immense Increase in busi ness has been handled by the same number of people the one assistant that handled the work 10 years ago These figures do not include hunt ing and fishing licenses 2000 of which bave been issued since the first of this year In the last chat the amount of an average of a day have passed thru the office Of the property covered were valued at av 529182 a day For the week ending June 1 chattel mortgages totaled 419 being on autos an airplane on For the week ending June S the total was 47163 being on autos For the week June 15 the total was on autos For the week ending June 22 the total was on autos Tractors livestock and furniture were covered in the mortgages For the week June 29 the total was on autos For the week July 6 the total was on autos For the week ending July 13 the total was 552865 on cars on tractors and cattle For the weekending July 20 the total was on autos MR out Not So Daft Mother can 1 gang 001 the nicht tae see ma lass asked a halfwit Of course ye can Davis said his mother humoring him He came back in half an hour looking very important Did ya see yw lass asked his mother smiling sadly I did said Davie an if I hid a dyke she wad seen ineas weel
