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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 15, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Cloudy cooler fourth edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Monday april 15, 1929 Fen pages number 164 Speed work on sea drome for a Atlantic new political would be set i 375 Miles off i by Sullivan coast of . Makes possible six hour trip Between Gotham and Bermuda farm Board is Crux of Relief plans new Bill contemplates letting Farmer himself impose regulation Doest mean much postpone meeting West has More representation than Ever in National affairs says illicit love Slayer retired Nashville Teui. April Ich-045 a the second trial of Walter Liggett Young Grain dealer charged with the shooting to death of Turney m. Cunningham hotel manager is scheduled to begin this morning before judge Chester k. Hart who presided at the first murder trial which ended in a divided jury Liggett shot Cunningham in the Hoover however won t rear of the latter a Home the night1 of october 29, 1928, after an admitted intimacy of several years with mrs. Cunningham who took the stand for the state and bared details of their love affair. Extra session is ready for farm problem dictate and length depends on chiefs work starts soon by William e. Berchtold associated press aviation editor Wilmington del., april 15�� Edward r. Armstrong Wilmington j Engineer is rounding out plans for construction of the first of seven a floating airports Between the United states and Europe which he says will make Fraus Atlantic air plane service a reality. Operation of the first sea drome. 375 Miles off the coast of new York would make possible six hour air plane service Between new York and Bermuda. Construction is scheduled to Start in july with hip units to be built ashore carried to sea and anchored half Way Between new York and Bermuda. Negotiation now Are under Way j to sound the Bottom of the Ocean at 3g degrees 50 minuses North Lati j tilde. 68 degrees 40 minutes West j Longitude to Date one the extent j of the two mile Dee plateau now j shown on hydrographic charts a construction o the first of a Chain of a floating airports to Span the Atlantic Ocean is scheduled to Start u. S. Opposes new by Mark Sullivan j Washington d. C., april 15�@ Washington d. C., april 15� in j a a scheduled meeting of the sen the Congress that meets today and i ate agriculture committee was j in the government As it is now or j postponed today because chairman j naval conference of the committee expect to have a j America seems willing to communication soon from Secre i stick to plans of league proximately half Way Between new York and Bermuda. The sea drome developed by Armstrong after 15 years study on its problems resembles an aircraft Carrier in Many of its principles. Anchored to the Bottom of tile sea. It will head into the wind continuously to make Only one runway necessary. It is above the reach of the Highway wave action and has its foundation below surface Waves. Spacious hangars As Well As restaurants. Hotel accommodations waiting rooms cafes bars and other conveniences for the traveler in july. A striking night scene of the sea drome from the air is pictured by the artist above while the Model it below shows my details of its construction. The sea drome was conceived and designed by Edward r. Armstrong inset. Chopping Block disgorge Cash Chance blow of a puts Jersey Farmer in Possession of treasure experts agree on Senate May be reapportionment worry to Hoover obstacle which upset Fenn Bill is Senate removed say Washington d. A Pili 15.�</f i a agreement of experts on the mathematical phases of the new re apportionment Bill was announced today by senator Vandenberg. Michigan Republican sponsor of the propose. Vanderberg disclosed that Hie and new York n. Y., april Law Jacob Are included in plans for the first Dunder a Farmer of Mountainside j Searor e. N. J., has an old a he is going to1 the Landing held will be 1.200 hang up Over the fireplace instead feet Long with a Central Section of a family portrait. Tile a. Says 400 feet wide Ai d the ends 200 feet Dunder is mightier than the wide. This has Bren considered j Spade. The Story goes this Way sufficient for the largest planes., Jacob s father. Old Anthony Dun. _ Cost of the first sea drome is est i or had no Faith in Banks. About visor committee of the census by mated at $1,500,000. I twelve years ago a Bank failed and on derails of the procedure for re lie 0.,f his Money. Anthony said Siim Al sort committee of fueling at sea and taking on sup he was finished with Banks. After moved it an that director plies Are being developed by a that his son Jacob thought Steuart and his assistant or. Jos Philadelphia Oil company Louis t Anthony saved his Money but How h a h11 of the cen3us Bureau. Bleriot. French aeronautical engr j he caved it or what he did with i also subscribed to it. Disagreement Riper. In developing a four enc ind i nobody knew. Anthony Dunner j of the experts was one of the obstacles to passage of the House Bill amphibian plane adaptable for sea i was to n talkative Man. Ironic uce. Armstrong says sever did t leave combination a1 american Manilla saurers have i when the old Man died. Jan. 29. Indicated their interest in building j planes for use on the route. opposing forces at Naco Are quiet Naco. Ari. April 15� a a mex j lean rebels and federals apparent j in settled Down to a game Chi a freeze out Quot South of Here today j while America army forces de j fending the Border kept a watchful Eye on the situation. Although the chances that the rebels would attack the Naco. Son j Ora. Loyal Garrison seemed to be growing More Remote additional j american forces were moved close to that town. Brig. Gen. Frank s. Cocheu. Commanding United j states troops in Arizona ordered a third troop of cavalry and another than he failed to Tell his son the combination of his secret Hank. People ramp and spaced a round the Garden. Lifted the bricks of the fireplace. Dug in the Cella a hut not a red cent turned tip. Jacob Dunder Shook his head and finally gave up l ast week he want to the woodshed. Got Down the a and began to chop some kindling. The a glanced off and hit an old chopping Block nearby. Til Ere was a in the Senate last session. A the results Vandenberg said a that the new Bill will have More powerful credentials than before because it War l have the endorsement of Many experts who heretofore have been split wide open in rival Camps in the a War of the quotients a. Vandenberg has been assured of action in the Bill in the special session. The new Bill. Vandenberg said will closely follow the Fenn Bill which passed the House but failed queer Kert Humn and Jacob noticed of action to the Senate. It will pro a Bung had started at the Bottom. Vide for the automatic re apportion of the b Ock. A Bun about the size ment if the House of representatives of a Silver Dollar. A Quot thumbed theater each census of Congress fails Block again and again and other j to act independently it differs from bungs tarted out. The size of Dol the Fenn Bill. However in certain Lars half dollars and quarters. Mechanical details which Vanden-1 when Jacob had finished his i Berg said would a make for Perman Rhor Ping he had extracted More in Silver out of the independents there cause speculation majority Only paper one by James l. West Washington. April 15� a3 a How president Hoover and the predominately Republican Congress swept into office with him will hit it off is one of the Foremost questions drawing attention it political Washington. Because of its restricted Agenda the special session launched today May fail to furnish a conclusive answer but even with the activities of the legislators limited largely to farm Relief and Tariff revision some Gani Zed there is a new condition i Mcnary and the from a geographical Point of View. It is interesting but i doubt if it is important. Political Power does not Divide itself sectionally to the extent that it once did. We have no parallel to the Early stages of the conflict Over slavery when every time a new Northern state was admitted to the Union a Southern state had to be admitted to keep the balance even in Congress. The fact that for the first time i we have a president born West of the Mississippi and also a vice president born West of the Mississippi. Does not really mean that the West by virtue of that fact. Has any special Power or leverage. No one thinks of either president Hoover or vice president Curtis As having a Western Point of View in contrast to an Eastern Point of View. On the contrary both of or. Hoover and or. Curtis opposed the old or nary Haugen Bill with its equalization fee which the West wanted. Similarly. Secretary of the Interior Wilbur comes from the West California. But or. Wilbur together with resident Hoover has recently taken a drastic step in the conservation of Oil on government lands which step is api oved by practically All the country except the West a where three governors Wyoming. Colorado and Utah have participated in a protest meeting which denounced the Hoover Wilbur act As a the act of a it should be added that according to dependable information much of the West agrees with that president Hoover and Secretary Wilbur have done trend is changing there is a changing trend of political Power in the United states. The present article will expand on it farther Down. This real Drift of Power has Little or nothing to do with the geographical location of president vice president and Cabinet members. Changes in the location of these officials justify treatment Here because they Are interesting though net because they Are important. To begin the president was born in one state West of the Mississippi Iowa and lives in another state West of the Mississippi. California. My Hoover is the first president born the most tary Hyde giving the administration s views on the Export debenture plan. The expectation among administration leaders is that the debenture plan will not be endorsed and if this Assumption proves to be True the Senate committee is expected to report a farm Bill virtually identical to that approved yesterday by the House agriculture committee. The Senate Bill now carries a revolving fund of $300,000,000 but chairman Mcnary said he expected no difficulty if the House insists on raising the fund to .$500.-000.000. He said the Bill As reported by the Senate committee might carry the larger figure. There is likelihood that the Senate committee will not report the farm Bill until thursday because some administration leaders desire to take a week end adjournment wednesday night so As to give the committee All the time it needs in perfecting details of its farm measure. Of nations Geneva. Switzerland april negro takes a seat Washington i. A april 15� 45 a the first clays business of the special session of Congress lasted two hours. Meeting at noon the Senate adjourned at 12 25 p. In. And the House adjourned at 2 p. In. 15.� Washington. C., Anni 15� 4 tip speculation As to possible Juthe new farm Bill drafted by the a a i Unico o i Ivo with interesting possibilities present j West of the Mississippi. Themselves. Nearly Western resident we Ever had friends of the president anticipate before was Lincoln elected from ii that he will have Little difficulty Juncos although bom in Kentucky with the House because those in the i similarly for the first time we leadership there Long have been his j have a vice president born it red. Supporters because there is far better than a Safe party majority and because the rules can be into cd to expedite legislation. Senate majority paper one i quite a different situation a is presented in the Senate however for the Republican majority there is largely a paper one with a number of unknown quantities entering into the equation of both Domestic and foreign questions with which the administration and Congress will have to Deal during the next four years. In the View of most political observers one of the big question Marks is senator Borah of Idaho chairman of the foreign relations committee. The Idaho senator was one of the first of the big party leaders to throw his support to Hoover at Kansas City. He Cam 11 rights a Day Lineal line. Along the $3 000 Aii Oia f Viv rom pan of infantry to Naco from1 holes his father had bored in the charges on fruit port Hua Chuca aril Teavy Block and shut up with. Shipments lowered pained vigorously for him through Atrev eds uie Borho finds it All Washington. April 1 cite if Havel Dor continuously yesterday. Previ Tho imagination of the Young reductions in Railroad rates on Quot teem the costs of w a re i or of sly they had Bern making two Farmer was fired and he made Tan grapes and i strawberries moving Heverto promo the me Hie internal i other search of the House but not from Arkansas and Missouri Tojo pro Meime Farmers the in the cellar or under the fireplace North and South Dakota Points exp a fission 01 Congress to con a brick1 thai time. Instead he took i located North and West of Sioux see coup do Grace uhe a and thumped the Walls. Be Falls were ordered today by the Noe ales. Mexico april 15�i/43 a Hird the bedroom Wall where his interstate Commerce commission the reported arrival of a mexican j father had slept and eked were j to be put into effect within 90 Federal army at Gua Ymas. Sonora boxes containing $2,700 in Bank Days. And the presence of a Large Loyal notes. Altogether the treasure Jacob at the tune a general column in the Vicinity of Culiacan. Dunder turned up amounted to. Complaint of the Arkansas capital of Sinaloa were regarded j Over sb.000, which he dutifully car Road commission against by observers Here today As the Cie tried of to Frank Geiger ments which May permit the mex j Tai Side. The executor of ,. Ico City government to administer Man s estate. I dismissed on the ground that pre a coup de Grace to the revolution. I As Jacob is the Only son the so. Sent schedules Are reasonable. At san Blas rear the Sinaloa too will eventually come Back into under the new scale. Sonora Border the rebel columns his hands. Of generals Roberto Cruz and Ramon it or be made their base re i accepts gently avowedly to Start a drive Down the West coast. Sider farm Relief legislation is still Independent but senator Borah differs with the chief executive on several matters of foreign policy and is just As Likely to differ with him on do and now living we est of the Mississippi River. Charles w. Curtis of Kansas. He As in the Case of or. Hoover. Is the first vice president born West of Tim Mississippi. Or. Curtis is of the West primeval. Preceding or. Curtis the Mast Western vice presidents have been Dawes. Of Illinois born in Ohio and Adlai e. Stevenson of Illinois who served with Grover Cleveland. Turning now to the Cabinet. No particular inference is to be made from the geographical distribution of it. Five come from the Middle West two from Pennsylvania one from new York one from new England and one from the Pacific coast. West stands Strong if this Survey be extended into Congress. It will reveal that a strikingly Large proportion of the chairmen of the More important committees come from w est of the Mississippi. For example a list of important Senate committees with their chairmen and the states the chairmen come from shows foreign relations. Borah. Idaho finance Smoot Utah judiciary Norris Nebraska appropriations. Warren. Wyoming banking. Norbeck. South Dakota Commerce Jones Washington immigration Johnson California in the lower House the shewing is rather different. There the chair Rai the Mystic issues As he is an i Denend men of the More important com Mit in legislative matters and never in Moon Strawberry and grape rate schedule j supports a measure simply because the dead to Western territory generally was a a Saaf the Label of his party. in the around that die trip outset the president Linoso Flag Post Washington. A. April 15 a a it it a. A president Hoover has accepted the strength of the rebel forces appointment to the Post of Honor was not known Here. The Gua Yary president general of the us the a finds three formidable foes within his party fold in the Senate Norrie of Kansas Missouri producers will Payi Nebraska who espoused the cause report received yesterday j Ted states Flag association. Aid that 1.200 to 2.000 Loyal sol feeding former president Coolidge Diers had disembarked there. It was believed that if this Force were j rot Strong enough to Cope with j the rebel army it could at least frustrate a Retreat toward the Border enabling the Federal army at Culiacan to close in rapidly. Of 87 cents per too pounds on grape shipments of 500 Miles or Over to Dakota territory the scale rising to $1.27 for distances of 1.000 Miles lard to si.59 for distances of 1.509 Miles a differential of 18 cents for sue Loo to be added in each Case for of Alfred e Smith the democratic presidential candidate and la Follette and Blaine of Wisconsin who w Ere openly hostile to Hoover in the Campaign. Independents a problem others of the Independent re Tother forecast South Dakota unsettled tonight tuesday partly Cloudy and cooler. Iowa partly Douds tonight and possibly showers North lost pm Points the scale for 500 Miles prescribed was $1.13 per too rising j to $1.64 for 1.000 Miles and to $2.07 for 1.500 Miles with a differential of 23 cents to be added for a the Dakota portion of the haul. O a gentlemen a a please discontinue our Cross examine and under lost and found Hardy a accuser column regarding tire and Sacramento. Calif., april Iez of it a tuesday possibly showers North j Carrier this and appeared amp track. Portion slightly warmer tonight Ai i mrs. Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff. One North Central portion and extreme Only one Day before article of the principal witnesses for the East portion tuesday cooler tues. prosecution in the impeachment in question was reported j trial of Superior judge Carles s Dav in Northwest portion. Minnesota mostly unsettled to j Purilar Inton night and tuesday possibly local found at Ria Kinton. Showers slightly warmer tonight in ast portion and new Lake Superior j i i wire Lesu Neu Zuibi Juuro Namuj tuesday cooler tuesday in West pretty promote action tile sex directly connected with efforts to Peri Ion. A la value of Frame a hoax to strengthen the kid North Dakota unsettled tonight Pense slight and tile value of s Nap it Story 0j Jefts Aimee Mcpher local showers tuesday partly Cloudy non Nerv about son. Was summoned to appear for the Cloudy nos Silv showers in sex recovered properly a Lasc to Cloudy possibly showers in sex. Trend Northeast portion cooler. Fifteen dollars. Thanking tuesday and in Northwest portion. Tonight. You for this extremely Satis Nebraska partly Cloudy tonight r. A a and tuesday cooler tuesday in factory service we Are West yours respectfully maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today. Maximum 54 minimum 40 at 7 a. In. Today 42. Roads fair the Benefit of the railroads hand-1 publicans supported the chief exec Ling the shipments in Dakota. Utile in his Battle for the Prest on strawberries from the South Den Cju but naturally there is con Gerture As to How far they will go along we Ith the administration on economic issues other than that of farm Relief. Senator Brookhart of Iowa Early declared for Hoover and in various addresses from september to november hailed him As a the Best Friend the Farmer Ever had. The president fails to go As far in a program of financial Aid for the Farmer As the Iowa senator would like to have him go. But Brookhart is expected to support the farm Bill embodying the plan outlined by Hoover in the Campaign. Senators Nye and Frazier of North Dakota also identified i the the Independent group supported Hoover for election but it is no secret that they Are not altogether satisfied with the farm plan As it is now taking shape., whether their we find voice on the Senate floor remains for the future. O Hardy was expected from counsel for the Jurist today. A we believe that this was i mrs. Wiseman Sielaff. Who last week testified that judge Hardy Wras the Erion packing co., by j. R. Shook the. To. I Hoover delays sixth lost tire advertised in Cross examination. Defense attorneys indicated they we Ould attempt to show that mrs. Wiseman Sielaff once had been committed to an insane Asylum in Utah and that As a witness in mrs. Mcpherson s hearing on conspiracy charges two years ago she changed her Story so often that the prosecution was forced to a Ndon her his nominations a Washington d. C., april 15� up a precipitation. .03 inches a recipe Republican want ads. Rive i changing his mind about sending lion since january 1,3 28 inches r a a r tithe first Batch of nominations to the of the six tires were found Senate on the opening Dav of the tation precipitation excess i .51 inches. Of since january Quot a father and roads a by the associated press temp. Sioux Falls Berdeen Huron Watertown Yankton rapid City Pierre Tariff Bill May be ready april 20 Washington d. A. April 15� up a while the Republican members of the House ways and Means committee hone to Complete the new Tariff Bill by next saturday there is a possibility it May be delayed beyond that Cate. Chairman Hawley who will Lead the majority forces in the floor debate on the measure said today that april 20 originally had been set for mittens come from the East. About the Only important committee chairmanships in the lower House held by the West Are ways and Means Hawley Oregon immigration Johnson Washington agriculture Haugen Iowa All this so far has comparatively Little meaning or importance. About All that can be said is that there is a steady Western Drift of the Center of population. Along with the movement of the Center of population gees in a rough Way. Political Power. In the Cabinet the Middle West has five of the ten members and the far West has one More. In the Senate a decidedly striking number of important committee chairmanships Are held by Western senators. In the lower House on the contrary the West hardly has its shares of important chairmanships. Neither one Way nor the other does it mean much. For example the two Tariff making committees Are ways and Means in the House. By Haymond z. Henle Washington. C., april 15� tip the task of lifting agriculture from the Post War depression called Congress together today for its first special session since president Harding sought to enact ship subsidy legislation in 1922. Few major questions calling for Aid from the government have perplexed the country More than the Effort to revive the farm Industry and nearly nine years of Endeavor form a background for the work getting underway today. Relief wont be automatic while not even the most optimistic contend that any single piece of legislation will automatically bring Prosperity to the Farmers overnight the plotting out of the foundation on which that objective is to be attempted has been fairly Well accomplished. In a general Way. The sign Post that has been reared reads that the Farmer himself through financial and educational assistance from the government shall improve his methods of production and marketing without rigid regulation other than that which he himself imposes. To this end it has been decided to create a Federal farm Board which is intended to concern itself intimately with the problems of the farm and in the Light of All its information gleaned from every available source to suggest what it considers the Best manner economically and socially to bring about a More prosperous situation in the Rural sections. Farmers to cooperate at the same time it is setting out the Basic principles the Board would be expected to Call upon the Farmer s organizations to cooperate in putting these principles into operation. Some of the tasks the organization might be called upon by the Board to perform would be to stimulate the trend toward cooperative marketing of agricultural commodities and their food by products. To educate Farmers in the advantages of co operation and show How co operatives can be effectively organized and operated. To keep Farmers informed of Cron prices prospects and the situation As to Supply and demand both in this country and abroad. To disseminate knowledge on the results of Over production and How to bring production closer to consumption in certain Basic crops. To Tell the Farmer about land utilization reduction of unmovable marginal land acreage reclamation and irrigation methods of expanding Home markets transportation conditions the development of by products. In Short to give the Farmer a broader View of his business with the Hope of giving Bim a stronger hold on his own fortunes. Stabilization corporations while All of these things Are considered necessary those engaged in working out the plan agree that the major difficulty lies with the surplus and to Deal with this problem they have proposed what has come to be known As a stabilization these would be created by order of the farm Board unon recommendation from a commodity Council and. With Money loaned out of the boards proposed $500,000,000 revolving fund would be authorized to buy in surpluses store them and sell them in an orderly Way in the expectation that a comparatively american proposal was the chief occupation of delegates of other lands As they gathered today for the first session of the preparatory commission on disarmament. It was understood finally that Hugh s. Gibson american ambassador to Belgium and u. S. Representative Here had no a Bombshell a to drop in the meeting but probably would introduce the ideas of his government at the most appropriate moment in the course of the future discussions of the new naval meet the americans were said to be against any plan for another naval conference and were believed to be desirous of sticking close to the preparatory commission a without resort to another Agency in All developments. Whether they be naval terrestrial or air problems. League of nations proponents derived considerable satisfaction from this state of affairs w hich presupposed american willingness to undertake in Earnest another phase of activity in cooperation with the league of nations. Berlin. Moscow and banking each had Laid their cards on the table prior to the sessions openings Nan King a was the last offerer an Appeal for abolition of Eon scr Orion As a Means of maintaining standing armies. Russia pushes old i Iii the German proposal made last week was for immediate disarmament with limitations on use of aeroplanes in War end Orier features. The soviet relegation Lull a the leadership of Maxim Litvinoff. Said it we Ould introduce its old proposals of extensive partial disarmament. It was not believed great Britain would undertake to posh any particular plan since to do so would tend to bind another government which might ride into Power at the general elections May 30. Of House agriculture committee with. The View of setting Forth a Basic agricultural Relief program for the Hoover administration was introduced in the House today and immediately referred Back to that committee by speaker Long Orrin for the formality of official approval. And finance in the Senate. The tar even Price level would thus be 7 am Hilo of roads 4r 60 43 .04 fair 40 46 40 .48 heavy 41 47 39 .00 fair 40 46 38 .12 Good 41 60 41 of Good 43 52 34 of Good 39 48 38 of Good by honest persons and returned to. Their owners. That is a very Good percentage. Everyday you wait before advertising for a lost article lessens you chances for recovery. Extra session president Hoover decided today to let the appointments go Over until tomorrow. His first communication to the Senate will be his message which will be read tomorrow. Heading the list of nominations is the name of Charles g. Dawes former vice president to be ambassador to great Britain. O Paris mechanics use magnets to j clean automobile gear cases of Metal particles. Iff is supposed to be a subject in which the manufacturing East is peculiarly interested. Yet both chairmen of the two Tariff making committees come from the far West a Hawley of ways and Means from Oregon and Smoot of finance from Utah. But no one has Ever charged that these two westerners Are any less orthodox on the Tariff than any characteristic Fastener would be. Important changes there Are under Way however some really important changes in the geographical distribution of political Power. One is about to occur in the lower House of Congress. That body during the coming session will be that is. The number of members from each state will be changed on the basis of changes in population revealed by the census of 1920. And to be further revealed by the census of 1930. To put it another Wray. The quota of each state in the lower House will be renewed and in most cases will be changed in one direction or the other. The net of the changes will be that an aggregated Twenty three congressmen will be lost by seven completing the bin in the belief that it would be the first measure to be teen states and. The same Twenty taken up at the special session. Now that farm Relief has been Given priority Hawley sees no need for speeding up the Tariff. It May be two weeks or longer before the farm measure is finally Dis based of. But the committee chair three will be gained by eleven other states. Twenty one states will neither gain nor lose speaking very broadly these Twenty three congressmen will be lost by Rural districts and gained by Urban districts. That is the direct maintained. The legislation which has been prepared for Congress would caution the stabilization agencies to exert every Effort to avoid losses and to gain profits but it would be unlawful to withhold commodities from the Market so As to boost prices unreasonably. Any losses in controlling the surplus would not revert to the Farmers cooperatives but would be assumed by the government. Those Are substantially the features of the new farm Bill already approved by the House agriculture committee. The same principles have been approved by the Senate committee but final action on its Bill was held up by a desire of some members to give the farm Board authority to employ the debenture plan proposed by the National Grange to help finance the handling crop surpluses. Parmle stalls trial meeting Aberdeen. S. D., april is up a j. W. Parmley or Ipswich presi by d. Harold Oliver Washington. A. April 15� 4pi a in fulfilment of one of the reelection promises of Herbert Hoover the seventy first Congress was called to meet in extraordinary session today to find the Longso Ughoc Road to a solution of the vexing farm question. The new chief executives Brief respite from the added responsibilities of having a National legislature with which to Deal was Over. Millions who helped place him and the new Congress in charge of National affairs were interesting themselves in the Start of the latest political drama. Although its program had been Trot actively set to include farm Relief the related subject of Tariff revision. Reapportionment of Tho House and a measure setting a Date for beginning the enumeration of the nations population no one would venture a prediction As to Tho life of the session. Hoover won t dictate the president had been represented As favouring a limited legislative program but he had Mado it Plain that he would not attempt to Tell Congress what to do. So it is up to the Republican leaders to guide the destined of the session. They also favor a limitation of activity but democratic leaders Hava threatened to oppose such efforts. Only the perfunctory process of organizing faced the House today while the Senate was ready for business immediately As this work was taken care of in the Brief session held Early in March to confirm the Hoover Cabinet. Other than meeting and adjourning the Senate had Little before it As the message of president Hoover will not be transmitted to the Capitol by special messenger until tomorrow. In the House however sixty eight new members were called to take the oath in the House along with those re elected last november. Of the newcomers Oscar de priest of Chicago is the first negro elected to Congress in 28 years. Three new women members of the other new arrivals three were women bringing the total feminine group there to eight. At the other Side of the Capitol nine new senators already sworn in were on the Senate Roll. At Tho time of their induction into office More than a month ago the Senate also swore in Charles Curtis of Kansas As vice president of the United states and its presiding of Fleer w Hile the Veteran Watson of Indiana took Over Curtis old Post As Republican Leader. Joe t. Robinson of Arkansas continues a the minority Leader in that body. Over in the House Nicholas Longworth looked toward a Start on his third term As speaker while Tilson of Connecticut Waback As floor Leader of the majority. Garner of Texas Veteran of fourteen terms assumed the in % Ortity leadership left vacant w Finis j. Garrett of Tennessee now a Federal judge. Speaker Longwo Orth was re elected to his Post by a vote of 259 against 143 for representative Garner. I. Farm Bill ready As a working basis a farm measure was ready for introduction in the House but the formality of referring it Back to committee and other opening Day business were business interest sen. Norris Calls judiciary committee to find possible violation Washington d. C., april 15�up a the Senate judiciary committee was summoned today by chairman Norris to meet wednesday to consider the inquiry ordered previously Nito the High of Secretary Mellon to continue in office. Plans for the investigation will be det mined at the meeting. It is the desire of some members that Mellon be called before the committee to detail his property holdings. The Resolution of senator Mckellar. Democrat. Tennessee ordering the inquiry asked the judiciary committee to determine whither the Secretary was not serving in violation of an old statue forbidding a Secretary of Treasury to be interested in Trade or business. The Resolution also asked for a report As to whether a Cabinet officer May continue in office from one administration to another without consideration of his nomination by the Senate. Hoover did not Send to the Senate the name of either Mellon or James j. Davis Secretary of labor who continued in the Hoover Cabinet As holdovers from the Coolidge administration. Senator Norris has been making a study of precedents during the Senate recess awaiting the reconvening of the committee. It is understood there Are More than too. ,. ,. Precedents for the retention of obstacles to its immediate consid Cabinet officers from one administration to another without renomination. It is apparent How ration. Approved by a vote of 19 to 2 after a three hour executive session of the agriculture commit. Ever the committee will study fur tee the measure provides generally ther the relation of Mellon sex for a. Federal farm Board with a. Tensive business holdings to the revolving fund of $500,000,000 att its disposal to Aid in the More orderly marketing of crops. The Senate which also will Taka up farm Relief first probably will not airman a diet not get its Bill from committee be fore the latter part of the week. \ statute in question. Beans and snails Man said he still honed to Complete i tic it a in which population has been a draft of the Tariff Bill by Satur j tending for More than Twenty years Dav. Past from the farm to the town and City. The changes made in congressional representation by the new apportionment Wilt Infalvi continued on Page six the fifteen Republican members of the committee have been working on the Tariff Bill since adjournment of the last Congress. Ada and canal Trail has called a special meeting to be held at Miller thursday april 18. Delegates from towns along the proposed Highway in South Dakota will attend. Parmley believes nearly 500 interested citizen will be present. The purpose of thursdays meeting Parmley said is to make plans for promotion of the proposed route and to gain an estimate of the Cost of construction through the state. 0 Sydney n. S. We a april 15� up a a 12-Day diet of wild Beans and mud snails went hard with Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and his three companions on the Southern Cross. They were said today to be so weak from their Long rigorous experience that they might be a full seven Days in preparing a runway for a Takeoff of their plane on a return flight to Sydney. The Pilot of the Heath airways plane which landed beside them on a mud Flat near the Mouth of the Glen log River said his meeting with the ail men was Molt emotional. They told him they were so weakened by pack of for gtd that an attempt to reach port George Mission afoot was impossible. Captain Kings Ford Smith said that in the first few Days of their plight they saw several air planes pass overhead but were unable to make themselves seen. Lieutenant Keith Anderson and Robert Hitchcock in their plane to Kocic Burra were still lost today. They tried to find the Southern Cross fliers one of whom Kings Ford Smith was an avowed enemy of Anderson. O dynamite Caps a a. Injure 6 tots Dent of the newly organized can a Piedmont s. D., april 15�up a melting dynamite Caps from the ends of Copper fuses six Piedmont children were seriously injured sunday afternoon. They were rushed to a rapid City Hospital for medical attention and Are at their Homes today under the care of a physician. The injured Are Irene Farnsworth 14 Robert Shulze. 12 Benjamin Farnsworth 12 Mabel Farnsworth 7 Annie Farnsworth 5 and Clarence Farnsworth 2. Controversy Over the advisability of incorporating in the Mcnary Bill the Export debenture plan of the National Grange prevented action by the Senate agriculture committee last week. This plan was rejected by the House committee on saturday. Tariff revision on which the House ways and Means committee has been working More than three months will face the legislators after disposition of the farm measure. Chairman Hawley will have the Bill ready to report by saturday or Early next week. But the passage of the Tariff measures Wilt have to wait the passage of the farm measure. Scare Johnie or. Away from Church Lakewood. N. A. April 15�</p a a dozen cameramen prevented the attendance of John d. Rockefeller sr., at Church yesterday. The Rev. Marshall Sewell pastor of first Baptist Church announced indignantly this morning that he would ask for a police detail next week to keep photographers Clear of the Church property. The cameramen whose numbers included two mounted atop automobile trucks containing sound registering apparatus were grouped about the Church Steps and Lawn when Rockefeller a automobile arrived. The aged millionaire looked once from the window of his limousine and ordered the chauffeur to return to the estate. There was a Rush for automobiles on the Parton the photographers an a half hours Chase about the town followed with Rockefeller making a vain attempt to get into another Church. The Pursuit ended at the Gates of the estate

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