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   Evening Huronite, The (Newspaper) - April 12, 1928, Huron, South Dakota                               NEWSPAPER FOR CENTRAL SOUTH NO. 267 APRIL 12, 1928 COPY 5e RMAN ATLANTIC Jt 4 I Celebration to Mark Marvin Final Completion TRIO OF FLIERS 9FF FROM PLAN PROGRAM Huron To Spend Arbor FOR OPENING OF BIG DINING ROOM Sale ol Tickets for Event Committee es Dinner for formal Op- ening of Kinal of Marvin H uplift i. ry. will In- celebrated with a ner and marking the formal opening of the hotel's main dining This was announced today C. exalted ruler Huron lodge 4-1-1. Protective Order of Day In Planting Trees hy of and which owns and operates the Although the exact date of the and ihe program have not tickets for the formal opening went on at the desk at 1 o'clock this The reason that the date of the celebration and tho program was not announced Mr. Hunt i is that the committee charge of the program has not completed its Mr. said ihal as j soon as this is public will be but Ito pointed but that was necessary j to place the tickets for the dinner j program on sale at so j that the number of attendants j determined as far in as s are to be only 140 aurV are to cost Mr He also as of j Jirst lodge official j Tho main dining room way j completed All that is now needed lo put the room in j readiness for use are a tew j ing touches in tho and placing of the which is already Tho dining room contains main room and two private The main room will scat guests and two vate rooms making total capacity The main dining room is ed from the hotel lobby by a low mahogany to thr dining room is at tKo north end of the The two private one er and the other are vided en- suring privacy when or them to be thrown into one large Potted plants are to decorate the top of the partition separating the lining room and Tho decorative scheme on the walls and which is a tled deep is a continuance of of the ami adds a richness to the entire interior of main Workmen today were completing the second coat on tho lobby The completion of the which was started in of 1H20, includes live off of tho whereby rooms were giving a total of guest More As soon as ihe main dining room I'M put in the south of the present cafe is to be made into a store room to bo occupied by Clarence G. Tho north half of the present will bo continued as a coffee and lunch with the present ter extended toward Although actual construction on the hotel building did not start un- til the spring of 1920, the project was conceived the year The building was so far completed in September of 1921 to permit the of tho first and third and including the p. Stowell was the first person to in the and he has preserved tho which hears number The Elks moved from its old quarters on the second floor of the Dexter on Third street the second floor of the hotel Park Board to Elm Trees to Home ers at WiM Have nic irt Ravine Park in Huron will have hundred more trees growing in its limits ter April April 27 hns boon by J. as Arbor day in South Dakota and Ihe Huron hoard has lo observe the day in more than manner in Huron this In a special effort to bring the of in the city on Arbor the board Is purchasing elm of and will these trees 10 home owners who desire to plant them on Arbor day at Hy purchasing the in large park brard is enabled lo a much price than would the ri buying only or eral Coupon Cooperating with the park the will print a coupon which can be filled out by desiring trees so they may be assured and convenience of the board in the Those who wish trees unusually low FEEL SURE FARM WILL PASS O'Neil Trying to Get Big Land Lease Strong from Hints of Veio Come White House us 15HI in Senate price arc urged to fill out of pons and mail them at once to Mrs. j strong hints of Sarah of from White Huron Park The estimated price the trees at the car in Huron is 7f> cents a with the cost of high-grade will realize in a low it is In addition to the distribution April j Facing another presidential velo unless radically farm hill awaited linal action in senate today with Its sponsors and planting of trees by the board is arranging a city picnic Havine park in The Lions and notary I i n u ed page WARNS AGAINST TICKET H. Cans Declares Plenty Seats for Show Tonight of They are tickets for I Al. director of the reported into my i Dr. Royal Clyde of Huron will discuss j Problems and i V. M. A. and V. A. can Solve at the college tomorrow This will mark flic opening j of the Y. M. A. and Y. W. C. A. j sessions of the State Cabinet ling Conference and will begin at i The meeting row open lo the but i the Saturday and i will ure for I sold to he looked al ticket he that price on it I thought I at a bargain for hv They are scalping them out on the streets for a j Mr. Cans that there was j f no need of paying several dollars i for a lo musical comedy svere a number of seats I left at 7y cents and I the people all they j j have to do is come to the i I with I and will be Mr. is 99 per cent home is produced for benefit of be 'a i veto have come from White House recently i where it was pointed that the measure met many of the I objections of President Coolidge to the legislation passed last but by no means all of his insurance against presidential approval apparently was taken by the senate yesterday in boosting the amount of the proposed fund to be established by tiib from to 000. Mr. already is alarmed to the point of a public declaration against the flood con- trol measure because of Us in- roads upon the A J Tho increase in the revolving president fund which would be set to assist farm cooperatives In keting surplus crops and for loans to farmers was to on motion of Senator j It was ported by 1C and tho lone 22 republicans and democrats opposed it. Before a linal vote is reached the opportunity to on the of Senator ft. subsidy WASH I I 1 for the of the interior to lease certain in Stanley South to Henry of Ft. for was provided in LI hill introduced today liy Peter of Tho would n foil at of prr M. L. HELM DIES YESTERDAY Changes Not To Resign TAKE Tomorrow Morning at 10 O'clock in Church j h e Id i n t h e y m n a H i u man d a n has been extended to Throe j will be given on an which a vocal wan by G selections by i ihe and piano solos bv Grace Mrs. Al. L. Helm died at home 70-1 avenue afternoon at an illness of several months She was born in De March 1S70 and was 5S years old at Hie time of The funeral HO r vices will bo held in the St. Martin's Catholic church tomorrow at 10 o'clock 1 with Msgr. D. F. Desmond She will be buried in the Surviving arc the father and Mr. and Gilbert of two Mrs. Hnl Busse and Miss Mabel Helm of two Guy and Charles Gilbert of Huron and two sisters Bess of Huron Says Should 1 Question Brought Up by May In- April I matter bow severe tho bing administered to bis ticket in Tuesday's primary Mayor Thompson has no intention ever of resign I he asked when the question was pressed by i The question arose through n i campaign statement i 171 ay or quoted as saying he resign if the Thompson i State's Attorney to wits the republican i i He I Two investigations campaign thuggery and irregularities were being discussed One was promised by At- torney vided n request for if were through regular which would be by The other would come through the federal agency of the district attorney's which already has the bombing 01' States Senator borne March under in- of County Judge in charge of also was investigating WorTt Resign AIRPORT TODAY to Land in New Vork To mor row A ft I la ve Trouble in lit urice Accompan y in picked u time of winds wintry sMil pre- I weather ivas till front M will IMW find v oi ons and Maude Keller PLAN SPEED UP AVIATORS DIVE IN LOST to building in July and on August 1 of the same year tne fifth floor was One The sixth floor was opened in 49'M and Northwestern Public which had rooms on on page 4) this WEATHER or Huron In BATON April Kenneth D. and Corporal Van S. killed when an plane in which they 1.200 into The aviators from the Killing es but wore too near tho to make use of their trouble was believed to have caused tho The fliers were thu attack group field fit Texas to had been ordered Lo for duty in con- with a chemical warfare As the piano passed over the Mississippi river it was apparent that the fliers were having some Suddenly nosed down sharply and went into a The aviators jumped and Lieutenant 13oyd met instant death when he hurtled to the river Corporal fell into the water body was recovered a short t lino fliers were WAS I'll April i of way in the house for I Senator Jones flood control was recommended day by the house rules Under the plan the is to be called up on the floor not later than Chairman Snell said the rules committee also agreed that as soon as the flood control was out of the way that the the shipping and the gerald emergency officer measure would be called up in tho order As no has been regarding the con- sideration of the boulder canyon dam and the Morin Muscle Shoals government opera tion The rules committee chairman predicted that congress probably would wind up its work June but this was personal The Brookhart makes no v i s i oi i r i e use o f: the co n t r o j equalisation fee which has j heen declared unconstitutional have government sustain any losses mot by the farmers in marketing surplus limiting this loss to n total of he approximate i the amount given by government to the railroads when they were re- turned to private Another approved yesterday would remove fresh etables and fruits entirely from the scope of the ft was proposed by Senator as a modification of the amendment of Senator West which would have relieved vegetables and fruits only from provisions ing to marketing agreements or to tho ARREST LEMMON MEN FOR ARSON bluff was called today I when newspaper men asked him j whether lie would resign because K. Crowe was not i as state's The L Chicago mayor that ho I would keep his He had to were j I tor The creat f the round is and y low s. An in v of A it y to tin hour suite rod by the e re p u b i i i April 12. of S. owner of u garage at N. which was destroyed by about two and Dan also of havo bound over to the next term of dis- court here on charges ot following their arrest by K. J. state firo was given a hearing fif his while ed Ronds fixed at Lovel whose signed con- according to the Cement Plant to S. April A group ofj 25 prominent Aberdeen business men tonight are ing a mass for the ization of for the South Dakota wheat pool and to discuss ino possibilities of pool J 41 with consideration of the part Ab- men can take in the o p me 111 o f s u c h an or ga n i a Under prosent the I for marketing farm include North Montana and Wall Street Has Another Bull Day NEW April Wall street witnessed wild market on the New York stock exchange A swollen stream ot buying ders poured onto the market from the sound of the opening lifting prices to a share and sending scores of issues to new high U. S. Steel common and General Motors returned to their old places as market the former op- ening at the spread price of to a new peak arid an over- night gain of and the latter at a gain of and only SI below the record WASHINGTON Senate con- firmed of Frank Clark of to member ot federal tariff Open April 15 RAPID April April 16 lias been set ing date of the state cement plant the earliest in the history of officials this which arc 25 per heavier this spring than arc responsible for the early it With the opening approximately 100 men will be ing to the present operating Pioneer Physician at Mitchell Dies April pioneer fromer commander ot the Spanish American war veterans an for a number of years city health died at his home here this morning a kidney complaint after a prolonged Dr. was probably one of the host known physicians in this section of the resulted in the arrest of land and is held as state's Suspicion that the garage was of incendiary origin was according to when it found that the garage was heavily covered by insurance able to states agreed to pay William's and self each to burn the The confession liams broke the glass of a in the scattered two gallons of gasoline about the place and then threw a lighted match into the causing an The only clue upon which had to work was the linding of H which had boon dropped by tbe At ihe time of the fire Jones was a baker at Neb. ual cases of reported voting In Pull significance the defeat nis in the measured today in the light of j returns which constantly added j the unexpectedly largo pluralities j of their Mayor William Halo Thompson of although not n was si veil a thumbing down even positive than his optimistic enemies under the son banner and received the support the Thompson republican were with a few minor Governor Lett who headed the Thompson sought re- for a third j fored one of the most devastating j defeats ever recorded in an Illinois L. of won BOMB KILLS U HT MIL AN FAIR j li N AI H 01 tO Al IRISH April I 15enring of two I tions for the silver grey I plane sped today the 000 April Fourteen persons killed this morning when a bomb was ex- just before the official op- ening of tho -Some forty persons were al the o a lamppost in the Piazza Cesare and exploded with terrific Despite King Victor who had ed Milan this morning for tho opening of tho proceeded to carry out the Inaugural STAT A J was sacrificed for in the German monoplane rook with them a vacuum bottles Contained hot beef and also look two bars of chocolate and Colonel at last ment obtained a peeled WOMAN LEADS MEXICAN ARMY Test Cane to Be Tried Five in Family Escape Gas Death April A apparently ed at finding nothing to taste in the home of Harry blamed today for turning on all burners on the kitchen nearly causing death to the five members of the Lakofsky reported police that his Ida. 14 yeare awoke early feeling faint and Smelling a gas she went into the kitchen to in- and found the burners None of the family was hut all were faint Lakofsky reported that the house had been partly ransacked by the Attempt Bomb Mussolini Train April dispatch from quotes a Como dispatch to the Corriere Ticino as stating that a powerful was found on the railway line over which Pre- mier Mussolini's train was to pass 6n his recent return to Rome from A man hiding near the track was FIXED Charles Hall was when he pleaded guilty before Municipal Judge pick Haney yesterday to a charge of THREE KILLED BV PLANE bodies of age of ah cowboys on a of Whether a county assessor can be held personally responsible for hail losses which the state hail de- pay duo to the failure oil f the assessor to list the crop with the county will be determined in a test case brought into circuit court and Sons of Mt. Davidson against L. P. township sets forth through negligence and ness otii the part of the he failed to list an 80 acre crop of later destroyed by that the state refused to pay a claim of for it and that Sherman said he to The date of the trial has riot been It will be tried before Circuit Judge R. April Goacher post of the American Ion last voted to urge passage of the son now before ins for universal draft in time of 5 The post also to a cal tp the of Legion to nomination by more than Smith hulls Frank L. seeking to re- travel road that took him to the doors of tho United States ate only to find them closed and went down with the Thompson the ation going to Otis an at- torney by a plurality mately Robert state's attorney and with Mayor son of the licans in Chicago and Cook found the a third term piled high with ballots that lifted his Circuit Judge John A. Swan to the Fall These leaders making room in Cook county of United Slates Senator Charles is. although just bow con- trol of ihe county republican will he worked out is j not yet quite son's position as and the election of several ward would i cate that the mayor will retain an authoritative voice in party although any marked tion among his supporters might lead to a new alignment of 1A., April j Jane 8-year-old More than votes who was taken from the cast for former Governor Lowden tody of Mr. and Mrs. Everett T. for of DCS by a Now though he was Yurk after the had presented ia court charges of i cruelty against tho today I had been formally Adopted Mrs. Jefferson wealthy residents of N. April A dispatch to Universal today said that a woman named conferred upon herself the title of Colonel and followed hy men took tho field the iu tho District of ot to her forces from infantry into attacked Los hobos ranch and 30 She marched toward and from there it. was reported that she was threatening a ranch at Troops have been rushed after the bellicose COURT WARD IS NOW WEALTHY on what was to bo tho first oft ihe Atlantic from east to by essaying tho Hump HOA aviators have lost thoir livos since last plane took tho air at a. in. p. m. iral Hight of Korno 3.000 if is expected to at New early tomorrow Two hours start tbo guards saw the mon going strong well out over tho Atlantic and headed in a terly Tho coast guard saw the plane passing over at having led the 135 miles between nol and that point at tho of than GO miles uu NEW April National Affairs Committee of the National Republican today stood committed to repeal of the eighteenth The committee in executive sion yesterday adopted a tion calling for incorporation in the party platform of a plank ad- repeal of tho The resolution will he submitted to the full membership of the next Tuesday If it is its sponsors hopo to have it presented to tho national tion by Nicholas Murray the rote oo the sure was so overwhelmingly In its favor that no called ITer adoption came about a year after Roberta told the New York that tho had beaten her in a New York hotel and burned her with an Tho Pratts were exonerated of but the court removed the girl from their The child hereafter will be known as Brita Her adoption had to go through the cal of she was a Her Mrs. Mary and Mr. and Mrs. David of Dee waived all claims to Thompsons at the charges were Hied against a letral battle to of whom they had adopted They said lop t trace of the girl at- tar tJio controls wore Captain German war and night flying ami el James commandant of Iho Freo State air will as pilots at four hour Behind thorn sat. Baron von his last pfennig staked on this venture during which he will man the cook and keep Never had tho plane been tested with its full load of litres of fuel and its peculiar undercarriage until it started up the sloping Fifty men armed with crowbars and lire were ordered their tions along tho runway ready to jump immediate action should disaster including and other Free had a minute of ing agony as the first mad rush along tho The machine was shrouded m a cloud of swirling from the road behind the starting Up the slope it raced to the crest at the GOO yard whore it calculated that it should take the Thon the started down the on the other a ud disappeared from tho view of watchers at the starting Men who fly flying were for to take off meant a crash and most certain death for the trio cased in At 900 yards the loft The riage under ibc tail whirled 1> FORT A. of rm of died Scott  

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