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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 11, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather unsettled warmer the evening Republican fourth edition vol Xxxvi Mitchells d. Thursday april la 1929 twelve pages number 161 Derby s years Tell tale of first classic 54 years ago furnished one and Freak wins have been registered Many times at Churchill Downs Many upsets Good pledges utmost Speed on Waterways Joys and sorrows by april 11 a in a ago this May Louisville. Fifty four years ago this May a Little red horse known As Aristides Peri valiantly around a race track in this City while some 10.000 persons 2 cared their Hopes and Delight through the sunny air. From that Date. May 17. 1875, starts the glowing tale of the Kentucky Derby a tale to be written in the Ledger of sport for the fifty filth time at Churchill Downs Here May to. And what a tale it is pages of heart throbs and heart Breaks of Joys and sorrows of dazzling Speed and sport unequalled favorite often loses or. Tho first Derby and in Many that have followed the favorite Lias not always won. It seems that i Aristides was not even supposed to i win. As is lilting in the first running i of an historic event there is a tale of Pluck and courage handed Down a i rom that first Derby of 1875. It. Appears Aristides was to be but a i Pawn to the ambitions of his Sta i Bici Liate. Chesapeake. Aristides was i to set such a dizzy Pace that All j opponents would be worn Down i whereupon Chesapeake was to come i dashing to Tho front and win the lace. Like the Gallant racer that he was Aristides obeyed instructions and whirled off the mile at a High gait. It was now that Chesapeake was to come up and take the Lead but no Chesapeake appeared. Waved him on a Story has it that Price Mcgrath. Owner of both Colts was standing at the stretch. Grasping the situation he waved to jockey Lewis to urge Aristides on. The College course on facing 42 dead Many camera available n. V. One May learn How to pose w Ith aplomb or eclat and even Sang Froid in new class a Garbo esque posture and Grace is made easy Lawrence and Mississippi work will be rushed new York n. A. April Llu any for sporting celebrity there Are i ambitious youth who wants to take elective courses a and b. The a j pose denotes a merry and casual j War Secretary says St. Up career of professional in i insouciance especially serviceable Dower May begin his life training in toothpaste endorsing As it is achieved with a smile. The b pose is of Graver Mien and belongs properly to the a i did it for my old Mother a school. A is the studio euphemism for make up. A Young sea heroes hog callers impresario Golf champions Lucky guesses Best Sellers correspondents Captain of Industry movie stars jazz Kings orators winners of bunion derbies missing after night Tornado in new York today. A leading photographic studio has installed a genteel College an nex where distinguished persons Means a new Empire such As Channel swimmers diplomats prize fighters society women Chicago 111., april Llu a3 a Secre a tary of War James w. Good spoke in favor of tile St Lawrence water Way which would make Chicago the seat of a great Quot Inland Seaway Empire last night when head j a As Well As apprentices who Are dressed the Chicago Bankers club.1 just taking up these trades May he brought Assurance to the City learn to face the camera with a typical Derby at Churchill Downs showing the crowd from the rift turn. Consult Hoover on farm measure new Bill likened to Canadian wheat Pool plan a ready by wednesday Washington d. C., april Llu it pm president Hoover told a sub committee of the Senate Agricula Ethan on her present voyage to Ture committee today that he com a Europe. Joseph e. Sheeny exec give no off hand opinion on the a a l National Grange s proposal for an Lve vice president of the new Ocean line drought strikes to serve liquor in real Earnest Leviathan makes Maiden with Advent of Hooyer wet voyage under new own dinner and poker parties ers hip with wine list Ake drying in new York n. Y., april a Washington d. C., april 11-no liquors will be sold on the Levi and the Middle West that the St Lawrence project and the Chicago to the Gulf system will be hastened with All possible Speed by the Hoover administration. Quot there must be no unnecessary delays in building the Waterways he declared Quot and the program must be carried Forward As rapidly As appropriations fro Congress will justify. The great Middle West is profoundly in Earnest about the plan and will not be he declared that the administration is committed to an Early completion adding his vision of the waterway projects As an integral part in the farm Relief program. Chicago Gravity Center a Chicago is the destined and inevitable Gravity Center of this mid Continental Empire he said in terming the projects an insurance of Prosperity for the City and Middle Man in a Smock and a red Beret Steps four paces Back squint North Central Arkansas v is item by sudden storm which Levels town details Are meager Little Hock. Ark. April ll.�?i4> a forty two persons were known dead. Aplomb or even eclat or san Froid. Rotogravure addicts seasoned endorsers or persons who Are Apt to endorse something almost any moment receive a note written with the Reserve becoming the address of Royalty informing them that for their convenience a a studio in time has been established where they May quietly and a without annoying publicity a prepare themselves for Quot the trying ordeal of pasing so con stanly inflicted on persons of your a plastic posture course there is a special course in a plastic posture for Debs and sub across a Mahl stick and murmurs i several missing and believed dead that Quot a touch of Bol Demania is j and almost one Hundred injured necessary to Lav the foundation for i in a Tornado which swept through the Light there Are pro sections of North Central Arkansas luminary a personality studies of last night. The Sitter designed to make pus Twenty one persons were dead a sible an accentuation of a abstract i Swifton 20 Miles North of Newport qualities which should be discern-1alld Lve at gluon. The latter town this Blo in the portrait goes Over big. On emulating Greta Garbo special instruction also is pro them that for video for persons Apt to be chased was reported to have been blown completely away. All the victims were White. Six negroes were reported killed in the Vicinity of Parkin and tour negroes at Prince Dale. At the Village of Lorado. Ten Milos North of Jonesboro six persons were Debs. This one of the easier in j to escape de graduate courses gives the Mas-1 the main talking Point of the Terv of a somewhat languid pose College Annex that part of it which by news movie reels. One May take this course and on the slightest provocation move stand or sit la lord. Like Greta Garbo. There is. In pave persons were injured North the studio a painted Cyclorama. He of Brno but one fatally the Lido with a Little Beach in front of it. Where one May lie in ones pyjamas and train oneself in becoming attitudes when one is set upon by a camera with no Chance with just a touch of hauteur. For grand Dames and matrons there Are studies in real attitudes and in the aloof detachment of the social prohibition which has added to the Gayety of social life in Washington by furnishing a perennial United subject of conversation while cock Iest. The forces of Nat redly sophisticated. Dominant figures a delegation of five members of the Senate agricultural committee was time for that memorable mile and i apposed today to Confer with a half was 2 37 3-4, a great race for president Hoover later in the Day such a track and a great Victory in an Effort to obtain his views on for Aryl de specific provisions of the new farm Relief Bill. Export Bounty plan in the propos j states lines inc., announced this tails were served has begun de agricultural Relief Bill. Afternoon. He said that his order to Hurt at last thus demonstrating to the stewards of the ship was to j that the pen which writes dinner Washington. A. April . Serve liquor on the Western trip. Invitations is mightier than the policeman a badge. In the second running vagrant. I an outsider dashed in ahead with i the famed and favored parole out j of the Money. It was Baden Baden. A Field horse which pressed new York n. Y., april Llu it pm the Leviathan Queen of the american merchant Marine and for six years a prohibition ship was Enro Ute to Europe today with liquor for . The liner was making her Maiden voyage under private american through in the third running to win. And thus it has been often Louisiana and Heflin of through the years. The Derby has. Bania democrats. The delegation will be headed by chairman Mcnary and the Ether members will be senators Norbeck ownership As the flagship of the of South Dakota and capper of newly organized United states Kansas republicans and Ransdell i lines. Inc., and the medical liquor Ala stores were available for beverage j purposes. On the return trip and be a a Derby of upsets. One of the main purposes of the i future voyages a less limited sup for 26 years the Derby distance visit to the White House is to seek i ply than that contained in the medias a mile and a half. When the presidents views on the Export i Lucaj stores will be for . Tie liner Shorter distances gained favor the debenture plan advocated for a in eve Lutiva Vino course was shortened to a mile i number of years by the National Joseph e Sheedy executed vice and a Quarter in 1893. Spokane. Grange. A number of members of Nimir inv Inton in another outsider established the the Senate committee desire to in a july be no up Bli Barm the ship. For the. Mue Anc a a corporate this plan into the Mcnary fastest time for the mile and a corporate a of Derby course 2 34 1-2. In 1889, Hill which otherwise is satisfactory re to the deny no a and smok setting a track record that stood i to the entire committee. _ and me dining rooms and smog distance was in at the time chairman Imp or Norvl. Haugen of the House agricultural tie me he Sheedy said committee announced that the five members of the sub committee had end ship a which Paul w. A new Chapman recently purchased from the United states shipping Board As Long As the Vogue. Or sets track record to old Rosebud revered 1914 Winner goes the Honor of fastest unanimously agreed upon time for the present distance farm Relief measure. 2 03 2-5�?a record that has with i ready f saturday and which make up the United stood attacks of such immortals As i the new House measure will be j states lines Fleet. Submitted to the full committee j Sheedy said the company sought tomorrow or saturday. Chairman Jno direct financial gain from the Haugen said the sub committee i of liquor but deemed it Neces had decided that the details of Sarv to offer it for to put the there Are those however who the Bill should not be made Public i american owned vessels on an equal argue that old Rosebud won with until the measure had been sub footing with foreign trans Atlantic Only 114 pounds and Spokane with miffed formally to the whole com liners. 118. While the present weights Are j Natter under the Law ships Are permit 1?6 pounds for Colts and 121 for j the chairman added that he and cd to carry one quart of liquor for sir Barton behave yourself Morven. Zev. Black Gold. Flying Ebony. Omar Khayyam and a number of others. By i limes. F the first race at historic old c Churchill Downs was not the Ken i v by Derby. It was a dash of a and a Quarter won by William cd thrills Bonaventure Ridden by a jockey named Billy Lakeland. The r inaugural Day was May 17. 1875. And the Kentucky Derby was the second race on the program. Now the Kentucky Derby is More than a horse race. Kentuckians consider it a tribute to the country to Kentucky and to the horse. Woman May appear in Hardy action Sacramento. Calif. April Llu 4b a whether mrs. Loraine Wiseman sic Aff. One of the accusers of Superior judge Carlos s. Hardy of los Angeles would come to Sacramento to testify at the impeachment trial of the Jurist occupied the attention of the legislature prosecutors today. Although mrs. Wiseman Sielaff located in Seattle tuesday night was reported to have left there last night for Sacramento the Board of prosecutors Here indicated that she might not appear before the impeachment court voluntarily. They asked Seattle authorities to obtain a deposition from her if possible. Mrs. Wiseman Sielaff appeared As a witness against mrs. Aimee semite Mcpherson evangelist during the latter a preliminary hearing two years ago on charges of conspiracy growing out of her kidnapping Story. Judge Hardy is accused of acting illegally in advising mrs. Mcpherson and in attempting to vindicate her Story. A o the other members of the committee believed a that the Bill As drafted is a sound and conservative measure and that it is based upon the testimony of witnesses who appeared before the committee at its recent the decision of the senators to request a conference with Hoover was reached at today s executive session after a lengthy discussion of the Mcnary Bill which developed that the general provisions of that measure were satisfactory to a great majority of the committee. Each five passengers and members of the Crew for medical purposes. This would give the Leviathan an allowance of 700 quarts on this voyage to Europe. May end bootlegging tile Leviathan and other shipping Board vessels were made dry in 1923 on the theory that liquor should not be sold on government owned ships. Sheedy said he was convinced that he could put an end to much of the bootlegging that has been carried on on Board the ships during their operation by the shipping Board and by bringing the of a number of administration sup or under the supervision of the porters on the committee immedi owners a Proie the standards of the Atell took the position that theol reps Bill president would veto a farm with the debenture plan in it and. When some other members contended that he would not. The suggestion was made to appoint a committee to Confer at the White House on this and some other minor details of the Bill. For Export debenture plan for some time it has been Evi Der that there was a minority of sentiment on the committee for the Export debenture plan. This proposal we As brought Forward by Lindy refuses to discuss his trip Atlanta. Ga., april ll.�?64> a Charles a. Lindbergh landed at Candler Field Here shortly after noon today after a flight from Meridian. Miss. After refuelling he took off for an unannounced destination. Meridian. Miss., april Llu a it a. Colonel Charles a. Lindbergh land friends of the equalization fee in Tho is Ile the old Mcnary Haugen Bill. A m today from Brownsville while the details of the measure Texas were not disclosed it is known that j the fuel tanks of the a a a Iii general it ill Tollow fee line. Weather forecast South Dakota somewhat unset used tonight and Friday rising temperature Friday and in extreme West portion tonight. Minnesota Snow tonight and probably in Northeast portion Friday morning partly Cloudy Friday in West and South portions. North Dakota unsettled tonight and Friday slightly warmer Fri colonel prepared for an immediate take off. He declined to Tell of his flight from Brownsville or where he would go next. Of i indicated by the Republican platform and by Hoover in his speeches during the presidential Campaign. These Call for the establishment of a Federal farm Board with a Large revolving fund at its disposal to be used in making Loans to cooperative marketing agencies and to stabilization corporations which would be set up on the request of commodity j groups when warranted by declining prices on unfavourable marketing conditions. Like Canadian fools representative Dickinson. Republican. Iowa. One of the House agriculture committee said he believed the measure would place the opera. N i tons of the Federal farm Board on nigh extreme West portion to i so called Manakin Nebraska mostly fair tonight pock be com for and also someone i posed of seven members he said. With their salaries and Powers fixed under the measure and it would function through stabilization corporations which would be subsidiaries of the producers cooperative marketing associations. I Cream separators there s always someone who has a Cream separator and Friday freezing temperature tonight slightly warmer Friday. Iowa mostly fair tonight and Friday except possibly Snow tonight in extreme Northeast portion colder tonight in East portion Frost tonight rising temperature Friday afternoon in West and Southwest portions. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 33. Minimum 29 at 7 a. In. Today 29 roads fair precipitation. .18 inches precipitation since january i 3 95 inches precipitation excess since january i. .84 inches. Whir ind roads Sioux Falls Yankton Aberdeen Huron Watertown rapid City Brookings word has come out in official circles that persons who persist in serving alcoholic drinks in their Homes May not expect to enjoy the social favor of the White House. As a result a scorching drought has fallen upon dinner parties and receptions in the capital. The foreign embassies and legation stand out As oases in a volstead desert which perhaps explains the unusually Large consignments of liquor recently received by them. The Gravity of the situation was strikingly demonstrated a few mornings ago when or. And mrs. Edward b. Mclean gave a Large breakfast at which the strongest beverage was Orange juice. The Quality of a a Ned Mclean s hospitality has Long been famous and washingtonians know that when he gives a dry breakfast prohibition has just about arrived. Another social institution to fall under the blight since Hoover became president is the weekly Stag poker party of a prominent department official. After enduring two of these dried up sessions a Leader of Congress appeared at the third with a quart of scotch. Placing it at his Elbow he announced thai it was for his personal refreshment and that nobody need expect a drink from the bottle least of All the Host. Wayne b. Wheeler is credited with having prevailed upon the late president Harding to take the pledge when he entered the White House. But if the president took it few of his associates did. A Bustier set of drinkers than tile members of the Quot Ohio gang never invaded Washington. President Coolidge was abstemious but he never insisted that his friends or official associates go on the Wagon. This is the first administration to insist upon both political and personal dryness in its ranks. Government officials Are affected by the fear that they May lose their jobs if they drink or serve drinks. Others especially the wealthier residents of the capital Are moved by the knowledge that the White House is the social arbiter of Washington. Some fear foul play to Mccoun Yankton s. D., april Llu a3 a no further clues had been developed today in the search for Jesse d. Mccoun. Missing auditor of Yankton county who disappeared last Friday night while on a business trill to Vermillion sheriff r. R. Milliken of Yankton county said today. From developments in the Case today officials believe the Trail leads to Omaha or Kansas City but they have received no definite information regarding Mccoun from those cities they said. While the search continues investigation of the books of the auditors office and also those in the office of treasurer which Mccoun held up until the first of this year will be taken up in an Effort to find a possible motive for disappearance. Although there is said to be no evidences so far of discrepancies in accounts and deputies in the offices doubted that any would be found. Other motives for disappearance also Are lacking. Friends of Mccoun Are inclined to explain the disappearance on the ground of mental breakdown although some still cling to the belief that there was four play. Hurches spoil Romance of Boris designated this site for our Inland Metropolis. The ice age provided channels by water the steam age supplemented them with roadways of the Cost of the project he stated will be covered by multiplied returns in freight sayings and resultant Industrial stimulation. He quoted the report of the joint Board i of engineers that the waterway can be provided for by from $174,000.-000 to $189,000,000, assuming that Power interests Bear the Cost of works built specifically for them and half the Cost of works built jointly for Power and navigation. Railroads will Benefit the savings already effected by waterway development�?$600,000,000 annually in freight Bills in River and Harbor improvement and $200,-000.000 in great lakes improvement a were termed paltry compared with the future when the world Argolies Dock at great lakes cities of the business and financial world May school themselves in Napoleonic poses. Concentrates on celebrities is that in America these Days anybody who is anybody at All is Apt to be tapped for the Hall of Fame almost any Day and they must be ready when the Call comes. Girl bandits and winners of Spaghetti eating contests Are barred. Long now faces More troops on bribery charges Rescue work near Swifton was hampered by rain and debris which so blocked the roads that ambulances were unable to reach Swifton. Search of the ruins continued today. The Tornado was reported first at the Village of Diaz where three persons were Hurt. It struck near Swifton about 6 p. In several persons were lifted by the wind and carried considerable distances before being dashed to the ground. Others were crushed in their Homes. Tile Tornado skipped along for about two Miles then bounded away and struck next at Guion about 70 Miles from Swifton. A report to the red Cross said All inhabitants in Guion were without shelter. O Louisiana governor said to Haye sought to influence legislators duty on Border american Farmer is denied rebate Lassiter orders 1.500 under arms As mexican Battle Imp ends Baton Rouge la., april Llop i san Antonio Texas. April Llu a the House of representatives of j Pic approximately l500 United the Lousiana legislature today i states soldiers were ready today to sen. Mcmaster explains his Bill that was Defeated in Senate Baton Rouge la., april Llu 4s a the House committee was asked to and the missive Dpi hears increased Day by Nia nagers of the impeach and the Mississippi bears increased ment Case against gov. Huey ,. It i Yankton s. April ill pivoted impeachment on charges of j proceed to Arizona and new mex i in today s discussion Over radio bribery against gov. Huey p. Long. Ico Border Points within a Short j station Wax. Senator w. H. My the vote was 56 to 40. I distance of Sonora Mexico where i master explained the amendment a major Batte Between opposing i Ich a foged to the a a Blu ,4. I 1s28, which was supported by Sena forces in the mexican revolution tors from the Northwest but was appeared imminent today. I Defeated. But Dens. I Long to vote on charges of attend it a Hins Start it Elf he Tho cd bribery of two legislators and of scrod a Annil turn Llonel that la misuse of state funds while the follow Prosperity that 1 Senate set itself in order to make a already he stated Chicago s be specific charges were water borne shipping gives it eighth rank among world ports. What will that rank be when ves Sels come from All seas and when Long lines of barges ply the Mississippi a Secretary Good then turned his attention to the a bad conditions orders for the movement of a thousand men members of the 20th infantry of fort d. A. Russell. Wyoming and the remainder of the 7th cavalry supplemented by a Field a Valery battalion from to fort Bliss Al pass Texas were that gov. Long attempted 5> bribe representative Felix Delaune issued Here yesterday by major a a 1 of St. Charles Parish by offering general William him a Job with the Highway com-1 the troops from fort d. A. Re Mission at a salary of $150 a month sell will go to Bisbee. Am., and those and expenses. I from fort Bliss will augment the that gov. Long attempted to ?,00 cavalrymen dispatched to Hach. I ii u f bribe representative Adolph Guey several Days ago. Within Chicago which he attributed Mard 0f Iberville Parish by offer eighteen United states army to a apr wino a ins the remedy is incr vim a a Iris Tho hic Hwn Lianes already Are patrolling the comm a a and a offering to a Sta new him up on Loans at Banks any Max can ing North of under the misuse of funds count to a growing pains. At hand a he added a and gangsters racketeers and bootleggers will be driven from the City by a Campaign for voluntary Law push search for the International line. General Lassiter described the gov. Long was said in the testimony movement of the troops As a up Recap to have purchased a new automobile Tio Narv Meuse to afford adequate about the tune he failed to amount Protection to our Border in possible for $1,500 of $6,000 put up by the j lost aviators of liquidation for in Sydney n. S. W. Aoril a pm pertaining a conference of governors. Rebels converge on Naco search for Captain Charles Kings the Senate was ready to receive Naco. Ariz., april Llu up a mexi Ford Smith and the missing fliers i at noon its rules for conducting the j can rebel troops were reported who needs one. The on a i Sofia Bulgaria april ii of a Way to get them together is Youthful King Oris who seems i i Bent on marrying May have to to use a double service want Taje a grand Duchess for a Bride of the Southern Cross was intensified today As the government of Western Australia put All its resources into the Hunt. Friends of the aviators who dropped out of sight eleven Days ago on a flight from Sydney to Wyndham found considerable Hope for their safety in the governments statement that the chances for their having survived their forced Landing were Good a if they landed the official search was put under the direction of colonel mans Bridge. Resident magistrate at Broome and he has gone to Derby to direct operations from there. Searching parties have been organized and All members of the port George Mission except two women were said to be participating. Boato continued their exploration of the coast for a possible Trace of the fliers. The Western australian government appealed to the Commonwealth government to seek the services of a flying boat from the Imperial base at Singapore to Aid. In the search of the coast and also to Send More planes from Sydney. However aviators who have been searching the area the past few Days say that further air search will be practically useless because the nature of the country makes it very difficult to sight the lost aviators from the air. Riticher boy linked with coast murder impeachment trial adopted be ter conver cinc upon Naco. Sonora. Day by its special committee by. Yeti from three directions today Arivina j weight to the announcement of revolutionary leaders that they expected to besiege the Federal Garrison with overwhelming numbers. Federal occupation of the Naco Garrison which is held by about 1.000 Loyal soldiers under general unannounced. The Senate is expected to set an Early Date for the trial. The Only count formally before the High trial court accuses the governor with threatening to intimidate publisher Rouge and others who a pm j Lucas Gonzalez constitutes the posed his proposed tax on refined. In y immediate major threat to re additional testimony placed before St of Sonora the revolutionary a a it will a general j Hoimlo Esco Quiry through count number six. A commander in ii the chief a command them rebel state for purely poetical purposes i ported8 Ste ass �5 a a to pass into ass and it was said that the in fire foce numbering a prot less than pose of intimidating teachers and o naval pact May be hastened great Britain to several suggestions league Hopes raised Geneva. Switzerland april Llu up a As delegates to the preparatory commission for a disarmament conference began converging on Geneva today there were unconfirmed reports in league of nations circles that great Britain contemplates advancing some suggestion before the British general elections on the naval question calculated to hasten an arrangement we Ith the other naval Powers especially the United states. One Rumor was that this suggestion May be advanced before the preparatory commission when it be 8.099 would reach Agua Prieta 16 Miles East of Here by tonight. Threaten Gas attack about 609 rebel troops said to be from the rebel army retreating in to Sonora from Sinaloa were re offer ported to have reached the Hills South of Naco last night joining forces with general Fausto to Peters army. The latter Force is said to number upwards of 2.009 men. Reports coming from Topete scamp said the rebels were preparing to attack Naco with Gas bombs and artillery. The report spurred los Angeles. Calif., april Llop a a Hunt for Robert Bernard but a a Uay i a monday. This report til s?j2r?j tether with dispatches from Washington indicating that Hugh s. Gibson american ambassador to Belgium is bringing some new suggestion to the naval problem from president Hoover has raised Hope that something encouraging May be accomplished at the session. One suggestion discussed in league circles is that the Powers might As police redoubled their efforts to identify the Torso of a girl found last week in the los Angeles River. Investigators Learned last night that Bernard was a Friend of miss Laura Belle Davis who has been missing from her los Angeles Home since april i. The girls Mother. Mrs. Charles Thornton of Denver furnished police Here with it agree to have the two categories of a description of miss Davis and expressed the belief that she May have met with foul play. Scientific methods also we Ere used in the attempt to identify the Torso. The officers Learned that miss Davis had left her clothes at a Rooming House and from the wardrobe a sweater to which Clung a few strands of blonde hair was of a grand Duchess for a Bride and. That is what j. E. Instead of a Princess. i .1 r aia rlig0ljs obstacles today seemed tamed. A microscopic comparison representative Tilson went Over j of Cromberg of met cell did destined to pre vent his proposed the hair strands with hairs on the situation with the agriculture an j Ken committee leaders upon his return 1 Ana Ulen be 5aia to Washington yesterday and was j a a a sold the Cream separa 33 33 29 1.71 heavy 31 34 31 .37 soft 29 34 29 .75 fair 28 32 28 1.29 heavy 30 42 26 .36 fair 21 31 21 .71 Good 35 8 28 .21 heavy a 9r wedding with Princess Giovanna of Italy. Talk arose of a possible Alliance with the or Ted Duchess gratified at the results. J. F i a to lira Vlad Mirovitch. 19, daughter a the House can immediately aft Tor i advertised in i Neive 0f grand Duke Cyril recognized or convening set to work on this publican. Many thanks for As head a a roman it of 4 family legislation he declared. I i t ii a it by Many russian royalists. This Progress augurs that the the double service. I information in diplomatic circles it. A _ o a Here we As that both the Vatican Untereker eros., or la and the bulgarian Church declined mock did no to need to use a a a relent ground to make re run but a sold the sepals orc Nizer Rator shortly after niacin Des Moines. La. April Llu up a a Flor rating organization of the Northwestern the and. There will soon shoe retailers regional Assorian c r i r Hon was affected yesterday at the i be plenty of teed Tor cows j Faith. Closing session of the convention an j the demand for these would extra session will accomplish the farm Relief program in Quick order and i have Hopes the session May my about the first of of shoe dealers the Alliance with Princess Giov Rma possible. It was said the Pope refused the italian Princess a dispensation to marry King Boris unless offspring of the Union were reared in the roman Catholic be inadmissible in Here of showmen from Iowa min j a a a a a Quot Quot it a it i Der the bulgarian Constitution Nesotas. South Dakota. North a machines will increase. Us which stipulates that the heir to Montana and North the Torso was ordered miss Davis was said to have been known As mrs. Laura Belle Clarke and mrs. Eva Clarke. The name Clarke was said by police to have been adopted by the girl As the result of her acquaintance with a United states Sailor. Hunts jacks with Bow and arrows Wichita has., april ll�?04 a or. Milton o. Nyberg Hunts Jack rabbits with a Bow and Arrow he claims an arrows will shoot 30 Yards almost As accurately As a gun. His distance record is 370 Yards. Frequently he has bagged Jack rabbits on the run. \ a in a contest with a group of the throne must be e member of Cheyenne indians or. Nyberg found the bum bin orthodox Church he could out shoot them cruisers with the privileges of transferring tonnage from one category to another in accordance we Ith the specified needs of the particular Power. For instance great Britain would have the right to Transfer her allotted total tonnage of cruisers into Small cruisers needed for her extensive patrolling work. It is understood authoritatively however that no definite Agenda has been drawn up for the preparatory commission. Its discussions May be expected to last for several weeks and to be highly technical and scientific in character. Gibson who will represent the United states is due Here from Brussels sunday night. Headless body reall a doll Gnadenhutten Ohio april Llu up a a report that a headless body of a 4 year old boy was found in the Tuscarawas River Here today we As proven false when upon investigation Coroner j. F. Lewis and sheriff Harry c. Smith found it to be Only a baby doll. Officials at first believed it might be the body of Melvin Horst four missing from his Home in Orrville since i St december a Jthn amendment provided a rebate of the portion of the freight rates from the terminal markets to the seacoast on All agricultural products intended for Export a senator Mcmaster pointed out. A a the theory of this amendment was based upon the drawback system accorded to manufacturers. A manufacturer May import raw materials from foreign countries even though similar materials Are produced upon american farms. The duty upon these raw materials is rebated to the manufacturer providing that such manufactured goods Are intended for Export thus giving to the manufacturer an Opportunity to employ cheap european labor and cheap european materials in the manufacture of Export goods. A there is no drawback system for the Farmer. He must produce his surplus crop under the High Cost of american production. Rebating to him a portion of his freight rates on surplus products is rebating to him the duties which he has paid upon materials used in the production of his surplus crop. Quot Canada Long ago recognized this principle and the Canadian Farmer is favored by approximately a seven cent rebate. This advantage to the Canadian Farmer is a Factor in depressing agricultural values Iii the Northwest. Quot the american government should be As fair with the american Farmer As the Canadian government is with the Canadian with today stalk. Senator my master concluded a series of ten Noonday broadcasts Over the local station in which he discussed various Public questions. He plans to leave for Washington saturday to be present for the opening of Tho special session of Congress monday. Mexican revolt is crushed is claim Mexico City. Mexico april 11�? put a Little further major fighting is expected by the government authorities to be needed to stamp out Tho last vestiges of revolt in Northern Mexico. In some quarters the prediction was made today that within two weeks the military problem presented by the rebellion would be definitely solved. Fall of Ciudad Juarez to Federal the federals to further fortify the i troops yesterday aroused Little Eom Garrison with heavy timbers and ment Here since evacuation of Chi to Send air planes Over the rebel i Huihua had come to be taken for Camp. An Anonymous circular distributed in Naco ariz., yesterday gave warning of a proposed Gas bomb attack and admonished citizens to be ready to evacuate the town. Coyne returns As vehicle director Pierre s. D., april Llu Jpio a. E. Coyne will resume supervision Over the county treasurers and licensed automobile dealers As motor vehicle director on april 15, it was announced today by Secretary of state Gladys Pyle a to relieve Andrew Marvick to inaugurate the administration of the new head Light Law enacted by the last a emr. Coyness six years experience in supervision Over the treasurers and dealers is too valuable to lose from the department at the present time a miss Pyle said in making the announcement. Or. Marvick has been in charge of the motor vehicle department since january we Hen or. Coyne assumed his duties As president of the Senate. Public links tourney planned granted. Advices of the City a evacuation and subsequent occupation by Loyal troops comprised the Only news of military Maneu vers reaching Chapultepec Castle during the Day. Federal forces presumably were continuing their Advance from Culiacan. Capital of Sinaloa Tow Ard san Bla on the Rio Fuerte in the Northern part of the state and some fighting at least was expected before the rebels retreated northward into Sonora. New plot id kill Calles is foiled Mexico City. Mexico april Llu a3 a the chief of the military Garrison Here today disclosed that a plot to bomb the special train of general Plutarco Elias Calles and assassinate him in the state of Jalisco a few Days ago. Had been foiled. The plan was the Garrison commander said to mine the rails Between Chihuahua to Mazatlan in the West coast. A Well organized Force was to be prepared to attack Calles in Case he escaped death in the blast. A Man and a woman the principal sons Piatos. Are being sought and should be arrested soon the Garrison commander said. The plot was made with the cognizance of the rebel generals Esco Watertown. S. D., april 11.�? a the first annual South Dakota state Public links Golf tournament. Will be played on the Watertown 1 rated Ca Ftp Aeo Perea municipal course june 8 to to it be a named Santiago Perez was decided at a meeting of Watertown municipal Golf association Here last night. Every Public links course in the state will be invited to Send representatives to the tourney. Presi Dent Charles Garthright said. The his companion Winner will become state Public o links Champion with authority to represent South Dakota at the Northwest Public links tournament at firm Ark it Lac in Tun. And an unnamed woman to Mexico City to obtain the necessary explosives. Perez obtained the explosives but military authorities Here found them with letter revealing the plot and barely missed taking him and at Emmerich. Germany the populace so delighted in crossing the Frozen Rhine on foot that traffic policemen had to he called

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