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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 4, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather rain or Snow fourth edition of. Xxxxv1 Mitchell s. Thursday april 4, 1929 twelve pages number 155 take dumb Bells from girls old fashioned exercising in rubbish Heap scientific physical training for co eds Success at Washington u. Woid Competition Seattle. Wash., april 4--op a modern science is sweeping the had Bells out of women a athletes. So says miss Mary e. Gross i Ector of the department of physical education at the University of Washington. And As a result. Miss Gross declares. The Young woman who goes o College comes out healthier and Arith greater love for athletics than Ever before. A dumb Bells. Indian clubs and similar paraphernalia have been swept out of our gymnasiums and to the rubbish Heap where All of select things she says. A a the Day of Hie old style orthodox calisthenic when a Large group of girls were herded on a floor and guided through a series of daily dozen exercises is gone. Training scientific a today we have athletic activities scientifically designed to do a girl More Good physically and they have the added advantage of arousing the girls enthusiasm in wholesome exercise in training for individual and team play in leadership in artistic expression with the body and in things aesthetic such As can be derived from natural Ann interpretive the department of women a physical education was established at the University in 1895. A recent j investigation revealed that four j years later the department instituted the first teacher training course j in physical education in any state University. that time 125 girls have been graduated As teachers. More i than 1,600 girls Are receiving phys j Leal education of which 110 Are Tak j Washington d. April 4�?ogling four year teaching courses a j the 0nicial contingent of Wash new $300,000 building has been j. Erected for the department. Socie Ltd a turned us form Tike posture photos rebel forces suggests new near Jimenez plan to Stop Are Cut Down credit Strain child starts out from trop font Poi Baltimore to find Lindy pedals his own automobile on hero worshipping search which is interrupted shortly after Midnight by a stubborn traffic Cep a virtual annihilation Escobares army is reported by Almazan Baltimore md., april 4.�?the, bile. His parents who live at 106 j spirit of wanderlust and a desire to North Strieker Street were called _ f it i a see America s flying hero took 4- in and now Johnny is at Home try of Glass and others believe year old Johnny Daniels in Tow so my to figure out How it All happen borrowers not lenders should use Brake Naco bombed again change has Power Juarez. Chihuahua Mexico april 4�?04 a despite announcement from Federal troops that the Battle at Jimenez had ended in a Complete rout of the rebels reports from an associated press correspondent and from rebel Headquarters at Chihuahua City received Here last night said the revolutionists had launched a counter attack on Jimenez and were battling the federals in the streets of the town. The associated pres Corr pendent located at Santa Rosalia de c Amergo co Miles from Jimenez reported that hand to hand fighting was in Progress in Jimenez. His report gave no details apparently because of strict censorship established by the rebels. Physical culture at the University of Washington is a pleasant task under the plan instituted by miss Mary e Gross director who is shown above demonstrating a Quot corrective exercise. Capital society in real Wrangle Curtis appeals to Stimson in Effort to have sister recognized by the associated press terrific Slaughter of a Strong rebel Force trapped at la Reforma North of Jimenez was reported to the government by general Almazan commander of the Federal Advance guards. Cavalry artillery infantry and air planes were coordinated in a smashing blow at insurgents retreating at full Speed from Jimenez which the federals captured Early yesterday. The virtual a a annihilation of an army of several thousand retreating insurgents was claimed the umber of dead being described As a a stupendous with at least 500 i wounded and the rest captured or j dispersed. A conflicting report senator says ruling class prom Santo Rosalio Midway by is should be a held to tween Jimenez and the rebel accountability stronghold at Chihuahua came a _. I conflicting report. This declared Yankton s. D., april 4�? it Spe j tile insurgents had launched Ciai it a in his fifteen minute radio Mcmaster slaps peace policies ,. A a counter attack and that there w Vir Vuk a a a in Ator i was fighting again in the streets of w. H. Mcmaster of South Dakota i jimpnp7 ally polite but determinedly que discussed the peace policies of the j i. Left Hajj in some quarters this was examinations axe j finning Eves today upon its final United and declared that j Tom Norvitz to refer to the rebel Cav i in Tyriw Birls i Rindine a �?onos-1 it not until a the ruling classes Are Alerv charge of ,300 Man against held to a strict accountability will peace be realized. The senator at entering girls including a lure photograph to disclose a arbiter. Secretary Stimson. Need corrective gymnastics. I for the capital is in the throes from tune to time other a a posture of a social War such As it has not i opened his Brief address with a Dis photo gun is Are taken to show the Progress of the exercises. Quot competitive athletics is not in experienced in Many years. Delicate questions of precedence and course. I Amons the we a Quot say i rank must be settled and because oppo5ition to the Iii As such but were being gives the More St Adful the greatest they have ,0 do with International de dared there was objection to the combat the so. Amount of play. And second it j usages and involve the social places the girls under a High ten a aspects of diplomacy the Secretary Sion which they cannot endure As state is the official who must Well As the men. J a the play Day plan is followed sett a them. Or is designed to teach the girls to i Kellogg made ruling Plav with each other instead of j the situation centers around the against each other thereby giving ruling by Secretary Kellogg just Ual construction of the cruisers in everyone equal attention and the before he turned Over the office to til after the International Neotia tie troops of general Ortiz before the Retreat from Jimenez began. General Calles announced that the Campaign of Quot extermination would continue and that 5.000 men also were being diverted to the and Guanajuato to 4 called religious in immediate construction of the j sur gents there. Cruisers. Senator Mcmaster spoke the ref i leaders Escobar Cara Cussion of the Cruiser Bill which was passed at the last session of Congress. He said there was Little in part As follows a president Coolidge who had been conducting International negotiations for limitation of armaments protested against the act same amount of novel Appeal made by liquor offender Sioux City. La. April 4 pm Contention that the Pasage by Congress of the Willis Campbell Law in 1921 automatically repealed the vol the cad act will be placed before the hostess. Or. Curtis has United states circuit court of a problem up to the new or. Stimson last week that mrs. T Lions had been concluded. Edward Everett Gann sister and a distinct embarrassment official hostess of vice president j a a special conference for limit Curtis ranked below the wives of1 lion of armaments was to be held foreign diplomats in the seating of in the near future. The president guests at official dinners. Dis Satis j claimed that the immediate longed with that decision and feeling i Striction of the cruisers was a Dis that his sister has not been Given i Tinct embarrassment to this Prober full recognition As his official Uram. In View of the fact that the put the i Senate had two Days before passed Secretary the Kellogg peace pact feverish deals by attorneys for Marie Bering ton. Local hotel proprietor indicted for maintaining r liquor nuisance. Hie cafe is expected to come before Hie court soon. Mrs. Herington is appealing from a $300 Fine and 30-Dav jail sentence imposed last fall. The argument in the Appeal is that since the enactment of prohibition Law repealed the portions of the International Revenue Laws relative to liquor the re enactment of the Revenue Laws under the Willis Campbell act in turn repealed the prohibition act. Protest. Tile raid on Franks hotel which led to the arrest of mrs. Bering ton was based on a Federal warrant claiming violation of the internal Revenue Laws. She was indicted however under the National pro i i Billon Law Tor maintaining a liquor nuisance. The attorneys Are claiming in their Appeal that the government a no Legal right to switch to the National prohibition Law after charging the defendant with violation of the internal Revenue Law. Marie Herington pleaded guilty in Federal court some time ago after her counsel had made a motion that the indictment be quashed. The motion was overruled. To -1 Veo and Urbalejo were said to have escaped with a portion of their original Force of 6,000 men and to be Enro Ute to Santa Rosalio. In full Retreat the rebel army of Genera Man to which was Defeated in its Effort last week to capture Mazat Lan on the West coast was reported in full Retreat northward with federals at its heels. Another rebel bomb fell on american soil at Naco and the tension along the Border there was greatly increased As air raids continued and cavalry skirmishes developed South of that place. It was believed an Vack on Naco would be made shortly in order to improve the rebel position along the Border in the event of a Retreat that the order be reversed. Haste on the part of Congress to the matter of seating guests in j Start immediate construction of accordance with their rank at offi j cruisers added further Embarrass Cial dinners is one of such import menu opposition to the Cruiser jw0re the Ted Eraf armies a Reiston Alice involving As it docs the Nice by a so took the form of a pro s northward in Chihuahua Quot and smiles of showing proper respect to test against the failure to provide a of the foreign governments that a in a sister Bill adequate approx Ria Cain Quot horrible spec a i Bureau is a to t Aine d 1 n he Tio for bombing planes for a Monterey. A Uvo Leon Mexico state department to handle the t,0nal defense. Aeroplane service april 4__/--messages from Gen problems it raises. That Bureau in has a 3e remarkable strides since Crai aim Azan to colonel Garcia de ssh Kcf mtg a a snob the rid Quot to it is Well known in i a. S miliary chef in toe in Lmh Oce Deci on was an Notor military cities that with propel i state of Nuevo Leon today deed and Quot Secretary Stimson most few hostile rave pc no by kept at i a Robed Tim Federal Victory at la Likely will consult its experts be 5. A hostile nay can de Kepi Ai Reforma Chihuahua yesterday As fore Nasi be on the vice presidents ? distance of two Hundred Miles a a horrible amen Eart shores without the the rebels were held up at la Reforma by one of the burned Bridges North of Jimenez. Two Small com Stimson studies Case the Only word that has come a rope ale a ppr Pnat a from or. Stimson a a office on the turns disproportionally question thus far is that he is j pared Wiltho there studying the vice presidents re Lowed cruisers while the pro0ram quest. It has been suggested at the air development was of Superior state department however that importance. Or. Kellogg a ruling was supported How to make peace possible by Many precedents. That ruling recognizes mrs. Gann s right to senator Mcmaster discussed his amendment offered to the Cruiser preside at official dinners Given by Bill. Drafting Multi millionaires the vice president but makes distinction Between her status such functions and at those which he is a guest. Of a i and members of Congress in the at military service in the event of at War. Senator Mcmaster stated that the american people were now Well versed in National policies pertaining to internal affairs but that More and More they would come Reserve Bank Heads to hold conference Washington d. Caum 4�?04 a a joint meeting of the governors Croes witness at farm Aid hearing 1 to realize that great wars Are not Washington d. A. April 4- a a i the result of spontaneous combus a w crops of Aberdeen s d i Tion but that the seeds of War Are representing the South Dakota always sown Many years before the wheat growers association Testi j appearance of War. He said that International Trade agreements and of Foiw Quot i re Rve Banks and the before the House agriculture ,. In just Arri a Quot been committee yesterday that his or International policies which Are a of Ipri for in Ria the twelve cover animation was not interested formulated by the ruling classes in Nyrl i in fave sen Here s nce particularly in a stabilizing program every nation Are the instruments t air unless a method was devised by which bring on War a if he de Monda concluded yesterday Theira hich the surplus could be seere dared a the ruling classes of the Emi annual conference. I gated Quot so that it would not interfere nations of the world who formulate ther the members Mohe Boa re or i with Dora sic pm of these policies Are held strictly a there was no a he governors As to what would be discussed at the joint session. Feather forecast South Dakota increasing cloudiness tonight followed by rain or a now Friday colder. Iowa probably local showers or Thunder storms tonight or Friday not so warm Friday. Minnesota unsettled. Proba Bly a Bowers in South portion tonight or Friday and rain changing to Snow in North portion colder Friday and in North and Central portions tonight. North Dakota unsettled tonight and Friday probably Snow Friday a older. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from i a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today. Maximum 80 minimum 47 at 7 a. In. Today 50 roads fair he urged that provision be made countable for their acts their infer the loaning of funds to co opera influence will at be thrown on lives to finance the establishment the Side of developing such policies of adequate physical facilities Tobias will tend to Avert War rather enable them to carry on their Busi than to provoke War. The new Ness. York world in referring to the Paul Waner signs Federal cavalry divisions under generals Anaceleto Lopez and Lor Digo Quevedo attacked them from Almazan a left while two other divisions of Federal horse under generals Eulogio Ortiz and Benigno serrated attacked from the right. General Almazan himself with infantry from the crack first regiment of presidential guards and a Battery of artillery from the same regiment marched upon them from their rear. General Almazan a column was preceded by a Small detachment of cavalry. Rebels never had Chance the insurgents fought like mad inflicting the a regular number of casualties on the Federal attacker. But beset As they were from both flanks their rear and from above by air planes they never had 3, Chance the Battle ended at about 2 p. Rn., after the artillery had Cut great swaths through the penned rebels and cavalry assaults had mowed them Down mercilessly. Monterey participated in a hilarious Celebration of the Victory of general Almazan who regularly is chief of military operations in this state we Hen the news reached Here. Naco bombed again Naco ariz., april 4.�? a5 a the amendment stated that the con i explosion of another mexican rebel ascription of All wealth and the it i tier not or it Rac it lives of members of Congress would with the pirates prevent War for Many a Day fort Worth. Texas april 4�? in Paul Waner Star outfielder of can to worship Art the Pittsburgh pirates signed a my it. Riu Quot Poi of t Cav contract today after a conference Idi Diute Rvl Iez i with Barney Dreyfuss president of i Washington d. C., april 4�? up a the club. Terms were not announce de. Seeds ifs one thing to Admire a statue of John Paul Jones in the conventional manner but ifs something entirely different to do so without Benefit of protecting raiment. So. As a result of this distinction. A Man giving his name As r. F. Larkin. 32. Of Bloomingdale 111., is being held for investigation by Washington police. When police investigated what seemed to be an unusual disturbance amid the Cherry blossoms of or Val Heinz of Dimock just informed us that he had Potomac Park Quot they found Larkin Lull r i a Re they said in the nude gazing Stead sold All or his Sweet Glover lastly at the statue while a rapidly precipitately 0 precipitation since cpef4 and if hiring take Inna january i 2 98 inches Precipio of a. Ii lion excess since january i .29 it s not too late to sell this valuable farm product and weather and roads it by the associated press j promising. Leo f. Fit Zgut temp 7a"1 Lorp roads Ald of Farmer sold All of Sioux Falls Aberdeen Watertown Huron Yankton Brookings a in Quot tit 60 40 51 43 50 55 54 74 81 75 80 82 66 83 48 40 46 30 49 45 53 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 oooo Good Good Good Good fair Good Good gathering crowd gazed at him. The officers wrapped him in a Blanket and held him for further observation. The season be More Indiana dry head freed from prison Putria Mville ind., april 4�? up a e. S. Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana anti Saloon league was released from the state penal farm this morning after serving 53 Days of a sixty Day sentence for contempt of the Indiana supreme court. Seven Days were stricken off the sentence for Frond behaviour. His seed wheat the same Way and he fill All his orders. Use the Blank. Bomb on american soil and the increasing frequency of revolutionary air raids on the Loyal stronghold at Naco. Sonora added to the tension on both sides of the Border Here today. A decisive Battle for the undisputed Possession of Naco was expected momentarily. The american town was subjected to a second bombing last night when a rebel monoplane roared Over the twin Border towns and dropped three missiles one of which fell about 20 feet North of the line. The other two fell in Naco Sonora. No damage resulted. All three missiles evidently had been aimed at the fortifications of general Lucas Gonzalez and his 1,200 Loyal troops. The night air raid climaxed a Day of bomb dropping by both sides and a cavalry skirmish just South of the town. Early in the Day rebel planes dropped eight bombs on the Federal Garrison. No appreciable damage Wras done. One failed to explode. Fall into trap. Three Federal aviators retaliated with raids on the rebel Camp about three Miles from town scattering the insure cos but apparently doing no a great damage. Shortly thereafter Gonzalez sent 50 Federal cavalrymen out to after act the attention of the rebel forces. The federals succeeded in draw ing about 75 rebel cavalrymen within Range of a Loyal machine gun nest Washington d. a april 4�? it special a among new contributions to the controversy about credit the most definite arises out of the experience of Chicago. Chicago had its Stock Exchange flurry a few Days ahead of new York and has had that much longer to think calmly. The suggestion is that the present Strain on credit could be cured by the new York Stock Exchange More readily than by any other group. All the present official and organized attempts to treat the situation Are being made by groups other than the Stock Exchange. This has so far been natural because the Federal Reserve Board at Washington has no authoritative relation whatever with the new York Exchange. The Only groups with whom the Federal Reserve Board has any direct or indirect authority or influence Are the Bankers who lend Money to the members of the Stock Exchange. Upon these Bankers the Federal Reserve Board has used warning admonition. And pressure the Bankers in turn or at least such of them As defer to the Federal Reserve Board have put pressure on the borrowers. The Bankers have either refused to lend More or else As in Chicago have required borrowers to reduce their borrowings. Wants borrowers to act the Point is that so far All the Effort toward reducing credit has come from the lenders of it. The present suggestion is that a quite different group the borrowers of credit should take voluntary action. Limitation of borrowing proceeding from lenders is always provocative of commotion. On the other hand a self imposed voluntary limitation from borrowers need cause very Little commotion or none at All. The whole spirit of the process is different. The assertion is made and seems reasonable that the governing body of the new York Stock Exchange could treat the present Strain at one More tempera Tely More effectively and with less excitement than any other group now attempting it. Such self imposed limitation might not need to go any farther than a Mere decision not to increase present borrowings. Such a voluntary action need not cause liquidation nor any other drastic consequence. The new York Stock Exchange has abundant powder to direct its members to put a limitation upon themselves. The Nev York Stock Exchange is probably the most powerfully self policed body in the world. It can require its members to do practically anything. The requirement Here suggested would be a comparatively mild exercise of the immense authority we hich the new York Exchange has Over its members. Exchange self regulated the fact that the new York Exchange is wholly self policed and self regulated lies at the heart of the Mast recent development in the whole credit situation. There is a formidable though so far largely latent amount of Public opinion in Congress and elsewhere w hich thinks the new York Stock exc Hanks should be regulated either by the Federal government of by new York state. This kind of Public opinion always tends to come to the front in such situations As the present. The immunity from Public regulation which the Stock Exchange enjoys is largely due to the prudence As Well As the sternness with we hich the Stock Exchange governs itself and requires its members to conform to Public interest. The most recent proposal for practical government control Over Stock Exchange speculation comes from senator Carter Glass of Virginia and from some other senators. It is to be taken with the utmost seriousness. By every test senator Glass is to be regarded with High respect. Any member of the banking or speculative fraternity who tries to flout or minimize any utterance or Acton of senator Glass As being a a political is speaking from emotion and not from either Wisdom or facts. Senator Glass has Long been a member of the Senate committee on banking and currency. If he were a Republican or conversely if the democratic party were in Power. Senator Glass would be chairman of the committee. Glass an Able Man without making unreasonable comparisons it May be said that senator Glass is the Ablest and most experienced Man in the committees. He is a business Man himself and a markedly successful one. He has been Secretary of the Treasury. The summation of the weight of his judgment in this connection May be made in a single sentence. He. More nearly than any other Man. Is the author of the Federal Reserve system. He commands the respect of the a Nate on both he Republican and democratic f ifs. Any exception to this last statement would be due not to any qualification of senator Glass standing but Only to the be Bonal tendency with which he sometimes argues his Well chosen positions. If senator Glass is determined to write and urge upon Congress a Bill dealing with Stock Exchange speciation such Bill would be Likely to become Law. It Rould have to be deferred for probably at least a year because in the coming april special session the lower House is strictly limiting itself to a program of legislation which does not include banking. Johnny just vanished. Man to Man Johnny frankly admits he does no to know much about the mechanism of an air plane but he showed he s a navigator from the ground up. Furthermore when one starts out to Call upon the nations Model aviator he ought to be appropriately attired. Johnny was just that when the desire came Over him to see and talk with col. Charles a. Lindbergh. Colonel Lindberg a was supposed to be up in new York. Johnny a playmates told him. Johnny was in Baltimore. But the distance Between the two cities was no obstacle in Johnny a Young life. It was Newyl Oik or bust Johnny off to a Good Start out the Belair Road at 12 30 a. Sauntered a miniature automobile just seven Miles from the City Hall. Its honking Horn cleared traffic going and coming. Behind the steering wheel sat Johnny Daniels potential aviator and sightseer. The Young Motorist was peddling for dear life and for new York when along came Lieut. Leo Kelly of the northeastern police District and what happened to Johnny was downright mean. Half an hour later the youth was tossed into a police station bag and baggage along with his Automo de. As nearly As the police could determine it was something like this Ever since colonel Lindbergh made his historic flight across the Atlantic the Daniels lad has been determined to Greet the aviator for Johnny is a potential aviator himself. But that desire has never been satisfied and the youngster was getting Plain disgusted. So while he was playing around his Home neighbourhood with fellow airmen Johnny s aspirations came to a Climax. His playmates told him his flying hero was in new York. All charges dismissed a few minutes later the police were told the Young airman disappeared. And it later turned out that he was new York bound. But nobody thought much about the disappearance until supper time at the Daniels Home. His parents became alarmed and notified the police. At the station House the Young Motorist was charged with failing to keep the right Center of the Road resisting an officer driving without an operators card and no lights. All charges were dismissed however and Johnny was released in custody of his parents. A but where did he get that motor car a asked his father a sch i guess he just a borrowed it a lieutenant Kelly opined. Cost bothers committeemen Western Cager out of uniform Captain of Nevada Champ gets into trouble in Windy City toting gun Chicago ii april 4�? up a Winnemucca nev., has been put in its place and Chicago has been vindicated As the seat of Law. Order Anc no guns allowed. You remember Winnemucca. Its basketball team was invited to the National High school tournament now underway at the University of Chicago. Winnemucca. However was not quite certain whether it we Ould be Safe for its boys to come to Chicago what with All the shooting and everything so school officials wrote to their congressman. The congressman in turn asked mayor Thompson of Chicago to provide the Winne Mccans with a police escort., at least for the trip from the Railroad station to the University. This was done and the Winne Mccans reached their destination without a flesh wound. Set Forth by selves having been neatly eliminated from championship consideration in play the Beys from the wide open spaces became emboldened to set Forth on a sight seeing tour of their own devising. Bob gingery their Leader required Only 20 minutes to get himself hopelessly lost in the downtown canyons. He appealed to a policeman. The policeman looked gingery Over. He observed the Sombrero the Cowboy shirt the chaps and he observed a 38 calibre Nickel plated pistol poking from the Holster that was strained at gingery a Side. Breach of Chicago etiquette whatever the Vogue May be in Winnemucca it just Isnit being done in Chicago. Gingery was arrested. Yesterday he was taken before judge Freeman Fairbanks. About the same time judge Fairbanks received telegrams from the governor of Nevada and from h. Adams president of the Western Pacific Railroad asking that he be lenient. Gingery was discharged. He join his mates this morning when they teed off. Or whatever they do in basketball against Portsmouth n. H. In the Consolation tournament. Tar has key to Solomon a mines debenture plan of National Grange is Given considerable attention Herb unfavourable Washington i. C., april l five i members of the i2ou>e agriculture committee com posed of chairman Haugen and representatives Purnell of Indiana and Williams of Illinois the ranking Republican members and Aswell of Louisiana and Kincheloe of Kentucky the ranking minority members was designated today to draft a farm Relief Bill. I by r. Z. Henle Washington d. C., april 4�? 4p a the big problem that now confronts the Senate and House agricultural committee As the time approaches for them to begin writing the new farm Relief Bill is what policy to pursue with respect to defraying Lim Cost of controlling crop supplies. In the opinion of Many a inures traction leaders the testimony of Secretary Hyde has virtually settled All other phases of the farm Relief plan that will be presented to the special session of the new Congress it is the consensus of opinion that there must be a Federal farm Board with Broad Powers commodity advisory councils to keep a close watch Over production and marketing methods of various crops and stabilization agencies to buy up surpluses and filter them out on the markets in such a Way As to maintain i fairly coms taut Price level. Look to debenture plan but there is still a major differ ence As to How the Cost of controlling surpluses is to be met and in Thi a at least former British connection the debenture plan Sailor believes he has a located for Many years by the a j seen fabled site it ional Grange appears to be arouse i ing considerable interest in and of Ltd Bradford England March 29 of the committee. Some who favo a scores today Chicago 111., april 4�?043 a scores in today s play of the National basketball tournament at the University of Chicago included Winnemucca. Nev. 33 Portsmouth. N. H. 22 Consolation. Wheatland. Wyo. 34 White River Junction. It. 23 Consolation Jena la. 25 Heath by. 23. Morton. Cicero 111., 39 St. Paul neb. 28 Consolation. Wheeler miss., 31 Raton. N. M., la. Brockton. Mass. 42 Valley City n. 21 Consolation Moorehead minn., 52 Boaz Ala. 22. is bound Over Watertown s. D., april 4�?<a> a Robert w. Wiseman accused of killing his Stepson. Gerald e. Ellis and wounding Quinten Ellis another Stepson Here Early last saturday morning was bound Over to the next term of circuit court at the conclusion of a preliminary hearing late yesterday afternoon before municipal judge Lloyd b. Peterson. A demand that Wiseman be admitted to bail made by the defense attorney James g. Mcfarland. Will be acted upon at to a. In. Friday the court announced. Meanwhile the Slayer remained in the custody of sheriff Warren Welch. The defense placed one witness on the stand. Deputy sheriff j. E. Reilly who testified he had heard Gerald Ellis threaten to a beat up his step father last july. The threat came after the Deputy sheriff had served a notice on the Stepson to vacate the premises at the order of or. Wiseman Reilly testified. When this testimony was offered the states attorney made a vigorous attempt to have it stricken but was overruled. Mcfarland urged the court to hold the Slayer to the circuit court on a charge of a second degree manslaughter instead of first degree As charged and asked that Bond be fixed Low enough to make it possible for Wiseman to raise the Money and secure his Freedom. O Fly to wedding Humboldt s. D., april 5�?64 a after an air plane trip from Pierre. Eleanor Felhaber of Humboldt and a. F. Norden of Pierre were married Here today. Miss Felhaber has the rebel troops of general Fausto been employ a de in the Secretary of states office. Rebels came within Range spraying the attackers with bullets. Several horses were seen to fall and the rebels retreated hurriedly. Loyal soldiers in the Garrison also fired at the rebels but their shots fell Short. Naco Sonora april 4�? pm two mexican Federal aviators bombing Topete near Here this morning were killed when one of their own bombs exploded acc Dently. The plane crashed to Earth in flames. A the plane was on its fifth Trio i Over the rebel troop train and was concealed just outside of town. The flying at an Altitude of Between machine gunners Cut Loose when the 3.000 and 4.000 feet. Ice dealers meet Sioux Falls s. D., april 4.�?- 3 a the South Dakota ice dealers association opened its tenth annual his father and sister succumbed to convention Here today. The Annu the same disease within the past a1 banquet will be held tonight. Lye a. In. Pm trooper Arthur Sharp formerly of the Natal mounted police but now living in Bradford is convinced he holds the key to the site of King Solomon a fabulously wealthy Diamond mines. The Story goes Back to Sharp s turn of duty at port shepstone when he was sent by sea to Durban in command of a party of natives in charge of a dangerous prisoner who eventually was placed in an Asylum at Pietermaritzburg. Quot during the voyage a Sharp related a the prisoner threw one of the native guards overboard. I jumped in after him and rescued him. Months afterwards i was visited by an old Zulu the father of the Man i had rescued. As an expression of gratitude he said he w Ould reveal to me the whereabouts of a Rich Diamond Field that had never hitherto been discovered by White men. A i noted the location of the Field rather to please the old Man than for any conviction he was really revealing to me the location of a secret Diamond find mine finally out of curiosity Sharp attempted to find the mine but failed. He returned cd berated the aged Zulu who promised personally to guide him to the Field. After a two Days March he said they came to a place where the characteristic a Blue clays of Diamond strata was visible for a Large distance. Sharp said he hurried Back to port shepstone to prepare equipment for mining when a he was stricken with fever. When he recovered he Learned the old Zulu had died. Meanwhile doctors said Sharp was too weak to attempt another trip and they invalided him Home. A was soon As i can get some funds together i am going Back to shepstone and see if i can t retrace the path taken by my Zulu guide a he said. Aurora dry Deputy is missing again Aurora. Iu., april 4�?eugene Boyd Fairchild county dry investigator was being sought by county authorities today for the second time since the fatal shooting of mrs. Lillian de King in. A liquor raid based on his affidavit. A warrant charging the investigator with perjury Wras issued yesterday and had not been served Early today although a Large Force of deputies had been sent on a search for him. A report from Springfield said that Fairchild had been in that City and was intending to return to Aurora and surrender. Fairchilds first disappearance was the Day after the shooting. He was found at his fathers Home in Odell 111., and brought Back for the inquest. The perjury charge grew out of his testimony at the inquest tuesday. He then denied buying liquor in the de King Home As he had stated in his affidavit. The county Coroner also made sure yesterday that Deputy sheriff Roy Smith who shot mrs. King w Ould be on hand for the grand jury investigation. He issued a Dittimus for Smiths arrest to be used in Case the Deputy is Atole to leave the Hospital where he has been confined since the raid with a Bullet in his leg. Press probe into death of Oil Man Tulsa. Okla. April 4�? up a county authorities today planned to file warrants charging a John does and a Mary Roe with murder in connection with the mysterious death of William s. Mccray millionaire Oil operator so they May apply to the District court for permission to obtain testimony under oath from witnesses who have withheld information from investigators. Byron Kirkpatrick prosecutor said about 30 witnesses would be summoned. He declined to say whether the warrants would be aimed at any particular individuals. Mrs. Annete Abrams comely new York and Tulsa Divorcee. Mrs. A. Dickerson Mother of mrs. Norma Smallwood Gilcrease a miss american in 1927, and j. O. Denton jr., Mccray a Nephew already have furnished a valuable evidence a the prosecutor said. O a Madison Veteran Dies Madison s. D., april 4�?up red Slack 34. A War Veteran and local grocer died last night of cancer. Eel the equalization fee provision of the twice vetoed Mcnary Haugen Bill Are looking with favor into the of plan because they feel that a sped Fie method of meting the Cost of a controlling surpluses must be sen Down if the. Whole plan of farm re Lief is to succeed. The new Mcnary Bill which if generally regarded As providing what the administration wants Iff. The Way of farm Relief makes no provision for the functions which the equalization fee was intended to serve. It provides for government Loans to stabilization agencies with which to buy surpluses and the Assumption is that if the agencies should lose Money they would not be required to pay Back the full amounts borrowed. No heavy losses seen it is the belief of those who favor the Mcnary Bill that no specific provision for meeting the Cost of controlling surpluses is necessary. There will be no heavy losses they predict holding that the stabilization agencies would be Able to sell the surpluses for about what they Cost. The fear of those who believe some specific method should be provided is that the Mcnary Bill we Ould not function if the surpluses in any particular crop should continue and pile up year after year. They feel that any surplus must be disposed of at a loss in world markets if permanent Relief is to to attained. Tile friends of the Mcnary Bill however hold that the Strong farm Board it would create would be Able to introduce efficient methods of marketing and devise Means for curtailing production which would reduce the likelihood of recurring surpluses. Hoover Isnit favourable while Many friends of the equalization fee Are expressing approval of a trial of the debenture plan there is no certainty yet that Thi plan could Muster enough votes in either House or Senate committee to put it in the Bill. The feeling i i Strong among Many that the Deben Ture plan is not satisfactory to the administration and on the Senath Side it is the View of some members that if chairman Mcnary informed the committee that president Hoo ver was opposed to the plan toil could marshal enough votes to do feat it. The debenture plan was proposed by the National Grange As part of its general farm Relief program. Planned officially by that organist Tion it is As follows a the Export debenture program id a simple attempt to bring Tariff benefits to the surplus branches of our agriculture. It is a complement of the Tariff just the same As the drawback provision of the Tariff duties which have been in operation for More than a half Century. A this plan provides that when thai cooperative or other exporter shit a abroad a commodity he will receive an Export debenture certificate redeemable at face value for the pay ment of import duties. This with out delay and with a certainty will lift prices to the equivalent of Dew venture rates plus the we orld price.11 Grain dealer testifies a Minneapolis Grain dealer presented a general farm Relief pro Gram to the House committee to Day which he said he hoped would put firms such As his out of bum Ness. The witness was Frederick a Wells and his views he said represented in a general Way the views of the Grain markets of Chicago Newyl Ork. St. Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Duluth. The program he outlined follow cd generally the suggestions for farm Relief Laid Down by president Hoover in his Campaign speeches and those Given the committed yesterday by Secretary Hyde. The Wells plan submitted to Tbs House committee called for creation of a Federal farm Board assistance to cooperative commodity pro drop ers organizations both in organic tog and financing their initial operations and provision for establishment of Farmer controlled commodity stabilization corporation Taber talks earlier the committee had he i l. J. Tabor of Columbus o., Mas ter of the National Grange whose Forth five separate proposals it considered necessary to give agr culture the desired Relief. He Dis approved of any program which amp sought to prevent the production Ai a surplus. Meanwhile the Senate Agri onid Ture committee received from a. Up Macphail president of the Cany Adian cooperative wheat produce a description of the Workings the Canadian wheat Pool we has been frequently suggested witnesses As a Model for Cooper tire marketing under the of to i continued on Page 8l a

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