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   Ames Daily Tribune and Evening Times (Newspaper) - September 17, 1929, Ames, Iowa                                w Scanning the News By T F 0 STORY C O U N T YS DAILY The Ames Daily Tribune Washington society is waiting breathlessly for announcement from the white house as to the entertainment planned for Pre mier Ramsey MacDonald of Great Britain when he arrives at the capital to spend the first weekend j Jn October President Hoover and i both adverse tf t aud swallowtail favor a retreat to the privacy of the camp Society matrons and are hop ing for the conventional round of dinners and a reception Ambassador Dawes is said to have promised the premier unique j entertainment The Hoover week end retreat in Virginia provides all of that and none of the effect is lost by the approach thereto Engaged in an almost hopeless fight an men continued to battle valiantly today against the worst the his tory of the northwest Like a faint disc of orange the sun Shows thru the smoky atmos phere visibility is reduced to a minimum traffic along highways and rivers is hazardous In Port land Ore 200 miles away from the fire region the air is fouled with acrid smoke white ashes from timber give automobile tops the appearance j passed thru a storm i the burning areas at least a dozen are dead hun dreds are homeless property dam age is the millions of dollars Pilots have hangars They are unable to fly to aid in the Rain alone can it hasnt rained enough to lay the dust since June 19 AND EVENING TIMES tonight and cooler in and central portions prob ably frost in north portion to night VOLUME Official Paper AMES IOWA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 17 1929 United Full Leased Wire Service NO 66 ORE PAVING TO BE LET OCT 1 THE FIRST FORWARD PASS OF THE SEASON J Renewed activity along the Iowa Turn front centered today in Ames Asserting that bay rum as sold at an Ames 5 and 10 cent store is an intoxicating beverage County Attorney Earle S Smith filed a petition in district court at Nevada Monday asking that the F W Woolworth company be enj joined from trafficking in eating liquors in this county elsewhere in Iowa Mr Smiths action followed publication in Fridays Tribune of a news story to the effect that 60 per cent coholic bay rum was freely sold on that day at a local 5 and 10 cent store despite the fact that j at Des Moines on the night previ oua a jury bad bay rum an intoxicating Now we shall see what we shall see Ames manager acknowledged today of tne injunction t bay rurn had the stores counters LINCOLN HIWAY RELOCATION IS APPROVED TODAY Grading Will Be Done Fall West From Ames Bids on the paving of the farm bloc Western Republican Senators Form Bloc to Fight Proposed New Tariff By PAUL R MALLON U P Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON Sept new republican bloc in op Jones fr of Nevada Thomas of Idaho and Johnson of California They are somewhat milder in position to the republican tariff i their opposition to the than was organized hero today is the farm bloc but they do when six senators from the five j not intend to vote for far western states met in the of fice of Senator Charles L Mc Nary of Oregon Unwilling to go along with the SMOKE CLOUD HIDES SUN IN FOREST REGION Lincoln highway from Ames over j the extension of Boone and yet dissatisfied with what they call Pittsburgh domination street over republican tariff making west to Boone will be received the new western group reached a here October 1 at the offices of the highway commission officials of commission said The projects were finally approved today by the commission in its meeting heie Tie Story county in cludes 2163 paving west decision to merge their mutual interests to the Pacific coast states get what they be lieve is coming to them While none of the western group would talk for publication the United Press is unofficially inform renewed their fight against ure unless the lumber and mining interests of their states and some of their other local interests re the tariff protection which they feel has been abundantly I given to other sections of country Without their votes the republi cans cannot hope to pass the iff for their margin of Ashes Fall on Portland 200 Miles From the Fires By JAMES S SHEEHY I U P Staff Correspondent PORTLAND ore Sept thick heavy soupy like a London over a within a radius Portland today as the Pacific is diminished con t by the defection of the north west forest fire me midwestern farm groups While this organization was bej pace to ravish timber and VUJO 171 d0 n i ing instituted offstage democrats Smudgy billows ed it is particularly aroused over what its republican on the senate finance committee from the west limits of Ames to did in placing shingles and logs the Boone county line This proj on tne list ject will link with a 10639 miles t included McNary and Steiwer of stretch rom the county line west to Boone The actual paving of these two projects will begin as soon AS possible in the spring it is said The grading work will be done this fall projects approved today bythe commission on which bids will betaken Oct 1 included paving 099 the city of grading projects in Boone Jasper Marion and Union counties graveling projects in republican from the floor Senator democrat Ten declared If the republican party can get by in passing this they cannot only get by with stealing from the government Continued on Page Three TWO YOUTHS FACING CHAIR Blame Bad Girls for Their Plight CHICAGO Sept Two youths one of them so young in Appanoose d M Lindbergh will leave he still cries faced Harrison M ad i V ee the electric chair today Yester Ringgold Union Wayne Warren here for Miami Fla to pilot day whispered Lindy and Anne to Carry Mail Over Carribean ROOSEVELT FIELD L L Sept Charles A Lindbergh becomes an air mail man again Wednesday when he could a few hundred It the and Woodbury counties v planes in the inauguration of a Bridge and culvert projects In new mail service between Miami Clayton Johnson Madison and J counties were also ap COUNCIL WILL of Equity Gases Is Made by Court sep i Prepares for Paving of Lincoln Hiway Bids will be received the same day on a carload of truck and tire chains and two truck drag I Members of tlie commission mei Inhere for the regular mouth letting with three contracts and Paramaribo Dutch Guiana The will leave Mi ami Friday and will over the Caribbean sea the West Indies the Virgin islands the north shore of South America to Paramaribo to Miami thru Central America the Gulf of Mex ico to Havana has allowed aggregating 14261 miles himself 20 days to accomplish the ment among the important round trip totaling about 7000 More than sorrowfully put away hie Nate Kendall Is Ready Sept clubs Sunday night prepared to A entertain a squad of huskies 1 to Stump State term of the district court I in fiip initial TMS t rn i opened ere Monday morning in tne DES sept wilh lle in ou j In anticipation of the paving highway No 3 from the Page announcement that Nelson Boone street west from county line to other ness facing them The largest paving contract for awarding today was in Taylor county whore 13199 miles of concrete miles his fellow coaches every mentor hoped to keep intact his lines of defense against attack by dls complex of Ft Dodge federal circuit judge Judge Kenyon will be in Iowa the court are J McCabe vs Charles session of the 1929 grid two be a candidate for call Ipi 0171 miles on the new route of the Lincoln U S corners in Other cases on the equity as1 highway from Ames the miles on U S i council Monday night ordered the No 61 at the DeWitt relocation in Clinton county Two contracts for grading were scheduled to be awarded today They were for 8119 miles on highway le from the Union county line north In Madison county and 2984 miles on U S 161south of Iowa City in Johnson county i next week route to Omaha i nT i J2 city manager and city solicitor to I prepare preliminary resolutions tor McElyea vs H D Johni ordering in sewer and vaier con along the street within Smith Again an airmail pilot Col Ti i Charles A Lindbergh will he will hold court and Blair vs William J the city limits Miami Friday on a hazardous believe he will make some definite j The Iowa highway commission crossing of the Caribbean sea to announcement at that time Nate j vs Auto Annn will receive bids October 1 on the paving of the new route west to Uie Dutch Guiana The eyes of the E former governor nation have been upon the colonel Iowa told the United Press today j pj peeler T J Lyman the city limits in every flight since his Sentiment toi Judge jeorge 3 Hovland vs Peter I Boone county line rable hopoff from Roosevelt i return to the upper house of conj If the city takes no action the field in May 1927 They will gress which he left in 1922 to ac Delia Hughes vs Lawrence j commission will construct an 18 follow him no less closely this cept President Hardings appoint week With him will be his ment to the circuit judgeship has bride now a trained flier In i been growing this summer Others days they expect to traverse who will seek the seat now oc miles of open sea and tropical by Senator Dan Steck dem jungle of include Hughes Martin Troup vs Estate of Mary Oliver Vincent vs Lovina Vin To Iowa next week ilI come j Dickinson republicans William S Kenyon former senj I cant say definitely Andrew vs Lew and Rep L Ji Jeanne tier D Conner vs what Guy Weity I foot pavement west Campus avenue to the city limits Gouu last night discussed tlie widening of the pavement to 30 feet within the city limits Ad jacent property would thus have to bear an assessment on a 12 foot or paving pro pleas of guilty across the bench to two murders and assault with intent to kill and almost 100 rob Warned by Judge Otto Kerner that might send them to the electric chair Nicholson 20 Robert Camy pleas hoping they said thereby to avoid penalty freely admitted they mur settled over the country turning morning into late noon and reducing minimum It a San Fran cisco bay region to commerce motoring and pedes trians WJHa winds thru has been materially for pilot yard i river in such a haze that motor ists along the to Astoria and the to Seattle could not see the shore line Aviators kept their planes in hangars for flying conditions were considered extremely hazardous Airplane and lookout patrol work was useless in the atmosphere An army of fire fighters groping thru fiery slash ings was the only effective agen a near futile attempt to com bat the flames The that all but ate into the towns of Ore andt Yacolt ashes arid cinders pouring Portland gave auto appearance of ing passed thru a snow into homes into dered and robbed to streetcars for two girls bad girls For the air has been fouled son sad with acrid smoke that irritates The two to get eyes and throat to the point ey to buy finery for the girls whQ of minor appear in court robbed sun afaint orange drug stores killing a watchman i tried vainly thru on the south side when he atj ity was and tempted to interfere and ing a druggist Leon Raymond j between 82 arid 88 4 when he showed fight I Rain alone can the fires When I got home after and clear the air No uie K vy Raymondi 1 cried all precipitation fallen June worth company here to restrain it from the sale of intoxicating liquor in the form of bay rum lotion was this on L T i i night Nicholson said an agreement not to anybody else morning 2 Mr Glasson said this morning j came hysterical and sobbed that the lotion aad been if I could only get drawn from sale m the store hands on them When they pleaded guilty to tne killing Raymond his widow myi Graveling connects were filed in the district court uled for Clayton Adams Decatur Monday afternoon by County At The petition for an injunction She was quieted in the judges Poweshiek and while contracts Taylor counties lor bridges and culverts in Butler Dick inson franklin Henry Jasper Linn Plymouth and Van counties also were to be let ator now federal circuit Judge Kenyon Kendall igrs his way to hold court in Omaha i said today but I he is WG Williams vs John L Pow Until he arrives and leaves giving the matter serious consid haps longer politicians of this When I returned from state notable Continued on Pag Two Hammill arid J Dickinson will be very much on the qui vive Kenyon according j to his friend former Governor Nate E Kendall can sweep the j i state win the republican nomina lion for the United States senate to succeed Dan Steck democrat j without making a speech writing I a letter or spending a dollar He Cole Gets Contract I Ben Cole Ames contractor was Elizabeth vt Christ Hall night awarded contract for Olive English vs J the building of the Lee vs B F Ambrose for the citys electric line crew Estate of Carr Hls bid Pf lor the job was Continued on Page Two 11601510 E Supt MG Davis of the Ames expects the judge to make a defi public schools will go to the Mis nite statement as to his candidacy j Valley Tuberculosis coa Estate of John H Larson Estate of Caroline Binder j The following cases have been I assigned to trial juries I Monday September 23 i In re E A Envin j Anna vs Huxlay j Savings bank I L A Andi ew vs D W Wise j Joseph vs G W Hul torney Earle S Smith The fight to take bay rum off the lotions counters of five and 10 cent stores which began in Des Moines a week and a half ago ap has spread over the state After the decision in the Des Moines case in which Judge J E Mershon ruled bky rum was an intoxicating liquor Waterloo arrested a bay rum addict and started action to prevent its sale Injunctions chambers and the harassed weatherman kill offered no hope of a downpour I Only providential change in wind saven Yacolt Wash late i The path ofthe fira was down the Lewis river on toward where it was said to have come within three blocks of busi ness center Flames Judge Kerner said if there fhg road into the were any arguments as to why the as inhabitants jumped into youths should not be sentenced to flee the electric chair he would hear vu the electric chair he would hear them and make a decision next Monday LEHDER for their lives At Estacada fire roared the five miles above tlie town Ranchers sanr their homes blackened and firefighters were trapped for a f Con tinned Farm House fraternity located The Rev R M Shipman of the to restrain them from the Ett 2717 West again led First Methodist church and the Possession sale and all fraternities and sororities at while in his home state vention in Grand Rapids Mich As to his probable success Kenj Wednesday to receive the school dall is about right The more one j health service cup of the National and hears of j Tuberculosis association which sees of Hammill Ske like 10 tor to schools for the second con bert Elmer E Higley of the j Methodist church left to ll T l I j day to attend the annual session r I fl Wl of the Des Moines conference of I ln i the Methodist church at Indian i opens I j Wednesday and will continue I Monday with Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Detroit as presiding officer Tribunes County News Service COLO Sept The first ft The Rev Mr Shipman is secre Royal Indemnity Co vs C M j iuS the year ot the Colo Par tary thg Stevens year The cup will be officially tor Co governor Iowa has had in at years isnt such bad senatorial j held Thursday morning But if Kenyon chooses not to run what about Nate The best j j association will be J Mrs Jennie Beyer of First Robert j held Thursday evening at the j church will preside at the i school sary meeting of the Womens Charles A Chapman vs J D A reception will be held for the j Home Missionary Thurs teachers and refreshments will te i da afternoon served i is delegate from Charles Switzer Campbell Murphey R A vs Dunlap Mo timber him Davis on behalf of the i schools The convention will con Honeymooning Friday vid De Lair blind and Wealthy Mr naf been delegated and the former Mrs Rachel Cam by tne Ames board to re cron 6 and Wed the cup Monday in Council two I Mrs w J Schlick chairman of the public health committee of the Ames Womans club has to Mildred Kline vs E M Kriner LaRene ing Mr Mildred Kline vs E M Kriner and spenc Mrs Lois Yeager is president vice encer intoxicating liquor have State college in scholarship just been filed in the Ames for thc spring quarter of 1929 court by County Attorney j Recording to tlie standing of the Earle S Smith j organized groups as released by The six named are Lars Monson registrar today The 21 J L old ne are Liars Monson David Hari of the fraternity aver Moore R C by nearly two car Severeid Man Confesses Starting Four Forest Fires points the six members of Lambda i Delta Chi a local fraternity which took second place with an aver age of 8782 URIAH Cal Sept With firefighters seeming to win over outbreaks heard this Which Golf Course At St Andrew there is an an caddie who goes by the name of Foot Chisholm I ex he earned the by never referring to a putt with a Delta fraternity with 8717 was First church and John M Aik man is delegate from the Colleg iate church to the lay electoral conference Friday the upper hand that threatened northern fourth Zeta fan Alpha sorority j nias redwood empire forestry was second in the list of sorori officials today concentrated on Alpha Delta Pi led all Uas jn enough but always iriarte ties for the spring quarter altho I jt rhyme with hoot Anyway he fifth in the combined list Its 21 is known as Pool to every golfer members averaged 8717 j who goes to tne famous city Delta Upsilon fraternity with One day has a 873 was third and Delta Tau sense Of humour wa golfer committees have and Margery will weeks after a Kansas court u declared De Lair his hride caused an attorney to draw been appointed as a delegate of a prenuptial agreement Neither club the convention shall inherit the i Ames today De Lairs children nieces of tlie Fred W Kahl vs A E Moody j treasurer Farmers Trust and Savings The following Continued on Iage Three appointed for i to the conference Friday year program Mrs Frances QrU Cooper H L Ueen Ol j Baker Mrs R W Mrs Lounsb the Rev Harold Mrs Roger Hop THE HAGUE Sept kins Ms Spencer Mrs Shenn i Queen Wilhelmina opened H C I ment here today with a speech Lounsberry Mrs Reed Niland NEVADA Sept 17 Charley Broke Will Pay Less happy than the De Lair IT i newlyweds were Hirsch I With and his estranged wife Gertrude CHICAGO Sept Today she explained to n Chicago Cook counts is broke and 4000 how had nursed i employes were without their semi a poignant sorrow exclaimed j monthly checks today nightly before his mirror What County officials explained i 111 Mrs Mary Wllson Craig 60 of Ames who waived from the throne in which she M Mrs Harold Stark tothe grand jury last week from that the strengthening of j Mrs R H Houkins publicity the Ames municipal court on a international law would pave the Mrs Claire Niland Marie McCoy way to an eventful limitation of health Ellis armaments the military j children Mrs John Donnelly and naval powers of the world Mrs Ross Kinf and Miss Mc The queen was accompanied to Coy will be the leaders for the pity it is I did not marry woman us looking as myself instead of a dowd like you Ger that a had delayed col lection of tax money and that low er levies had brought in less cash vunn rude s divorce proceedings are than contemplated by budget mak olm Meanwhile she will weekly to improve her ranee on Throe ers The employes will be paid in will be counted at hanks charge of operating a motor ve while intoxicated was order ed to the state penitentiary at Ft Madison to serve out r suspend ed sentence of one year on a sim the parliament hall by members meeting Thursday night and the charge of the ioyal family One of her j following are the members of the j Craig was convicted several first statements was that freshment committee Mrs John months ngo ami sentenced to a capturing those who were respon sible for starting them M B Pratt state forester al ready has one man under arrest who has confessed starting 11 fires Ha also said that might lead to the arrest of others Of four major fires which start ed Sunday three were under con in Humboldt county he had information ties altho eighth in the list of fra and sororities Phi Ome ga Pi sorority took third in the sorority list and ninth in the combined list Pledges of Farm led all pledges of House also the college sororities and fraternities with an average which was over one point better than the So 84 aver age of the Sigma Delta sorority place and led the sorority pledges dCS were third ures were being taken for the j Donnelly Mrs Forrest McCollom j fine and a year in the men of northern California have trol and the fourth near Philo pledges who were in second was expected to be extinguish ed today Five new outbreaks kept crews busy all thru the night and early today while five others were subdued before they reach ed menacing proportions Women Frown on Dry Law Violations SAN FRANCISCO Sept thousand society wo t the right The ball landed on the first fairway of the New Course permanent strengthening of Mrs S D Mr and Mrs fortress at the island of Curacao whore a group of Venezuelan rfo ols recently abducted tiv military governor ammunition seized a and HP commander lo to then Porter King Mrs Cfo Roo Mrs A A White MS Bloomberg Mrs Walter Mrs R W Mi and Mis Jacobs Mrs D A WoiiROrt Mrs Mrs J J Brown Mrs W S He laid out thc fine in jail and the penitentiary sentence was suspended during good be havior He was arrested in Ames Sept 6 after his truck had crashed south of Ames with the car driven by Myrtle Olson of Kolley agreed to ignore invitations to social functions where they know the prohibition law will be violat ed If they innocently attend a gathering and then find that liquor is being served they will only decline 10 however and will not loave Italy Holy See Amity Strained ROME Sept Rela tions between the Italian govern ment and the Holy See appeared distinctly strained today as a Poof remarked which here runs parallel to the old Taking his spoon the soly er tried to get back to the origin al course but instead the ball so badly that it landed in the Jubilee Course still further to rhe East What club will I take now asked the perturbed golfer Without a moments hesitation suit of the address by Pope Pius XI before the Catholic young mens association j m d The pontiff apparently aroused tae v by Premier Mussolinis speech bej fore the fascist executives last i Saturday ridiculed some of his statements thus creating a mark ed resentment among political lenders especially If yell tell mo just what course yer honours wantin to play on soon tell ye what club Copyright John P Co Copyright the   

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