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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 19, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather probably showers the evening Republican fourth edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Friday april 19, 1929 Fen pages number 168 boy Monarch to take throne Hoover plans Hoover hits to make farm Lack of farm tariffs work body Accord May to to be Busy Day for youngest King will open legislature Lay memorial Cornerstone dedicate statues nation to rejoice Bucharest. Rumania april 19�? a3 a the formal Assumption of his Royal duties May to by Michael rumanian a boy King will be marked by Many solemn ceremonies of historical significance. Dressed in the simple National costume. King Michael the world s youngest Sovereign will speak to his people from the throne of Rumania s first King. Michael the Brave. This imposing Celebration is to take place on the tenth anniversary of the foundation of greater Rumania. After the conclusion of elaborate Palace festivities in which the entire Cabinet the Regency Council governmental chiefs the highest officials of the army and the Church and members of the Diplo malic corps will participate Michael will ride in state to the parliament. Accompanied by his Mother Princess Helen. Opens legislature in the parliamentary chamber. I the Royal child formally will open a special session of the National legislature to solemnize the reunion of All rumanian under one Flag. To give the ceremonies a permanent and enduring character the government will begin that Day the erection of a great National memorial Cathedral at Bucharest. Michael will Lay the Cornerstone. The juvenile Sovereign also will dedicate three equestrian statues to Royal predecessors to Prince Alexander Cuza. To King Carol i and to the late King Ferdinand. Queen Marie. Michael s grandmother. To whose ardent patriotism the creation of greater Rumania generally is attributed will take a prominent part in the Jubilee ceremonies which will last a fortnight. X to celebrate in air during the ceremonies Rumania s popular aviator. Captain Bur Ului will begin an attempted nonstop flight from Alba Julia the Cradle of rumanian Independence to Rio de Janeiro carrying a message of fraternal greeting to Rumania s latin Brothers and Sisters in South America. To participate in the popular rejoicings Over the annexation of Transylvania. 100.000 peasants dressed in the picturesque costumes. Will make a pilgrimage afoot to Alba Julia. New rumanian postage Stamps and currency will be issued to signalized the National rejoicings. A new rumanian decoration to be known As a a the order of King Ferdinand in will be created. It will constitute Rumania s congressional medal and will be awarded Only to those who rendered the nation most conspicuous services. Helen Morgan free of nuisance charge new York n. A. April 15�? a3 a Helen Morgan actress and entertainer. Acquitted by a Federal jury of maintaining a common nuisance by the Sale of liquor in a night club is through with night clubs forever. After hearing the verdict which ended her trial last night she said Quot i Rion h want Ever to think of it again. I have been through such a terrible Day that i want to forget a about it. I am through with night clubs she was Pale and trembling when the jury came in after having been out Lour hours and 55 minutes. When she heard the verdict she seemed about to faint. She began to weep softly and finally broke Down and cried without restraint. Her acquittal was the second defeat suffered by the government in two weeks in cases against Broadway night club hostesses. Last week Texas Guinan was found not guilty of maintaining nuisance at the Salon Royale. Miss Pyle Strong for women jurors Mobridge. S. A. April 19�?i/p a upholding woman a right to serve on juries and in the Law making bodies of the nation. Gladys Pyle Secretary of state addressed the thirteenth annual convention of the sixth District of South Dakota federation of women a clubs which concluded a two Day meet Here wednesday. Six resolutions were adopted by the body including one taking a firm stand for general Law enforcement. Delegates accepted Aberdeen a bid for the 1933 convention. Weather forecast South Dakota fair in Northwest partly Cloudy to Cloudy in East and w South portions tonight and saturday probable showers in Southeast and East Central portions not much change in temperature. Minnesota probably showers tonight and saturday except partly Cloudy in Northwest portion. Not much change in temperature. North Dakota mostly fair tonight and saturday not much change in temperature. Nebraska mostly Cloudy tonight and saturday probably showers not much change in temperature. Iowa showers tonight and saturday slightly warmer tonight in East and Central portions and in East portion saturday. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a in. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 50. Minimum 45. At 7 a. In. Today 46. Roads fair. Precipitation. .23 inches precipitation since january i 4.36 inches precipitation excess since january i .53 inches. Weather and roads by the associated press Sullivan says president has problem taken from poli in mind thorough tics to economic Field going standards he declares gets court order to Call on his wife once a week chicagoan who punched jaw of Man for being with estranged spouse wins approval of judge w ill seek to re a in lost affection for farm monopoly urged unanimity Michael the boy King of Rumania will assume his Royal duties formally at a great Celebration May to. Queen Marie upper right is the boys grandmother and his Mother is Princess Helen lower right. Mccoun is Home mind is a Blank May yet save debt Parley Yankton auditor unable conference May be Able to to remember reasons make fresh Start for disappearance monday Yankton. S. D., aril 19�? a it a Complete mental and physical examinations of Jesse d. Mccoun Yankton county auditor who has returned Here late yesterday by friends after being found in a dazed condition in Topeka. Kansas will be Given in an Effort to determine his condition it was announced today by physicians called. Preliminary examination showed no physical injuries aside from a Bruise in the hand but Mccoun complained of a lame neck and shoulder. He will be taken to sacred heart Hospital today for a rav examination and or. G. S. Adams superintendent of the state Hospital will give him a mental diagnosis. Mccoun passed a fairly Good night but showed signs of great fatigue this morning relatives said. He did net recognize his surroundings not knowing he was in his own Home until being told. Several of his friends have visited him but apparently Mccoun did not know them until told their names. He has shown some improvement however relatives said since he was first found in Topeka. Yankton. S. D., april 19-rup a a Complete inability to recall events connected with his disappearance on april 5 during a business trip to Vermillion is shown by county auditor Jesse d. Mccoun who was returned to his Home Here last yesterday by friends and relatives. Mccoun was located in Topeka. Kansas last monday. Throughout the two Day motor i trip Home he showed great mental and physical exhaustion members of the party said and could offer no explanation of his disappear Larce nor account of his experiences. His mind seemed a Little clearer yesterday however they said after a Good nights rest at Omaha. Mccoun failed to recognize his friends and family when i Thev first saw him at Topeka they said. On the return trip a Stop was made at the Vermillion River Bridge West of Vermillion where Mccount a car. Later found went Over the Steep Bank but an inspection of the place failed to refresh his memory and the spot seemed to hold no particular significance to him. Members of the party said. He could not even remember making a trip to Vermillion on april 5, they said. The Only incident which seemed to stand out in his mind was experience with an a awful Bright Light Quot and a crash but he could give no explanation As to where or when or what happened. Plans for Mccoun. Aside from a Complete rest had not been made late today. He was taken immediately to his Home Here. Beards whiskers being cultivate Aberdeen. S. A. April 19�? Pic a a Beard and whisker Quot club has been officially organized by the to ical american legion Post. It is composed of members cultivating hirsute adornment in preparation i for the annual a Davs of 81�?� Celebration Here May 16 to 18. Non sex service men growing i beards Are eligible for honorary membership. O requisition Malmborg Pierre s. A. April 19�? a requisition papers were granted by 1 gov. W. A Bulow today for the extradition of j. E. Malmborg. Charged with larceny at Sioux Falls. From Chicago where he is being Chela. The papers were delivered to John h. Johnson. Minnehaha j county sheriff who left to return Malmborg to South Dakota. Paris France april 19.-�?04 a with definite breakdown of the reparations negotiations held off by the sudden death of lord revel Stoke. British expert authoritative quarters late today indicated that the conference which went aground yesterday May be re floated. If the conversations should continue tomorrow and p haps sunday. There was a possibility that the conference might be Able to take a fresh Start monday instead of j winding up its labors As had seemed i the Only possibility within the past 24 hours. The germans it appeared had indicated a desire to reopen discussions. Informal conversations Between or. Hjalmar Schacht chief of the German delegation and members of the Allied representatives were reported to have taken place since adjournment of this mornings plenary session. Berlin. Ger. April 19.�?</p>�? there is Hope in German official circles that the imminent breakdown of the reparations negotiations May still be averted. The impression appeared to gain ground in the course of the morning that a provisional solution might be agreed upon As a Compromise. Paris France april 19.�? a5 a the death of lord Revelstoke one of the most sincere workers of them All cast an additional Shadow of gloom Over the experts committee on reparations As it met today to report failure of its negotiations and the session w s immediately adjourned until monday As a Mark of respect to him. Lord Revelstoke died at 7 30 a. In. I the experts Felt e heated play of International passions in yester i Days session of lord Revelstoke a sub committee had been too much for him and he had broken under i the Strain. It was at this meeting i the uncompromising attitude or or. Hjalmar Schacht. German spokesman. Set at naught the work of the conference and made its breakup inevitable. Adjournment forced until another Day what May be one of the final actions of the experts that is the drafting of the report to interested governments announcing failure of the conference and assigning reasons. Owen d. Young and Otho or members of the american delegation let it be understood this morning they considered the conference of experts As ended. They however would make no statement until after meet Jing with other members of the committee and then perhaps not As a delegation. J considerable speculation As to whether the German delegation would attend the plenary session 1 today was set at rest when or. Schacht and his conferees arrived at the hotel George v. A Little late and made their Way into the meet ing room. It was announced they i would attend monday s session to participate in drafting a final report. Temp. 7a.m. H. L. Of. Rife Sioux Falls 48 60 39 .06 fair Van ton 48 59 46 cd Good Huron 44 48 37 .29 fair Aberdeen 38 58 38 to fair rapid City 36 56 35 of Good Watertown 40 47 43 20 Good Brookings 48 53 42 .21 fair Pierre 42 60 38 .00 Good incubators Many incubators and Brooder changed hands in March and buyers found it easy to select just the kind and Price they desired from the great number advertised in the Republican. Mrs. E. O. Maresh of Kimball sold her incubator without a re run. N. J. Wenande of Alexandria sold his Brooder and mrs. E. B. Shannon of Ethan sold both her incubator and Brooder by the use of double service. Strain kills Rev Stock Paris France april 19.�?gf a i broken and tired by the failure of the reparations conference to arrive at a satisfactory settlement. Lord a Revelstoke distinguished British banker died in his apartment at 7 30 a. In. Today. Heart trouble was Given As the cause. I his brother the honorable Cecil Baring was at his Side when the end came. The plenary session of the reparations experts committee which was to hear his report this morning on the breakdown of the conference negotiations convened and immediately adjourned. Intimates said the famous britishers who shared with sir Josiah stamp the leadership of the British delegation had been under an intense Strain throughout yesterday s session of his sub committee. At this session the German delegation refused a Compromise with the allies making imminent its adjournment land failure. Hoped for agreement last night lord Revelstoke complained of being tired. He was be i lived to have held at the end some Hope the reparations conference might still emerge with some sort i of a settlement this belief being i based on comments to his brother when he arrived at the apartment he maintained at Fauborg Saint Honore. He said a i done to suppose that this thing has gone beyond repair. It May be patched up when the death of lord Revelstoke was announced in the conference room at the hotel George v. This morning. Or. Hjalmar Schacht German spokesman with whom he pleaded in vain yesterday was the first to Rise. He expressed his sorrow and the sympathy of the Periman delegates. O popularity of liver in Virginia has caused meat to supplant the old dominions famous hams. By Mark Sullivan Washington d. A. April 19�?the program of Tariff revision is gradually revealing itself but is still far from showing what lines it May later take. President hoovers recommendations Are a first step in crystallization. The next will be the actual Bill itself As written by the ways and Means committee of the lower House. That will be presented to Congress shortly. Thereafter however there will still be the possibility of amendment upon the initiative of individual members of the House. After that in turn there will be not Only the possibility but the certainty of Many changes in the Senate. It is within the Power of the Senate and quite consistent with the conditions existing. That the Senate May write a practically new Bill of its own. The lines of Tariff revision suggested by president hoovers address Are Plain though he mentions no commodity or schedule except the agricultural one. As to agriculture or. Hoover evidently has in mind a pretty thorough going Standard of Protection. Be describes a Tariff which shall not Only protect the Farmer with respect to crops now raised but shall stimulate him to grow new crops not now raised in America. Til is seems to aim toward giving the american Farmer As nearly As Mav be a monopoly of the raisins of foodstuffs for America. Within this Broad purpose some interesting details will arise in the Tariff debates. Wants banana Tariff for example one representative of a farm organization demands a Tariff on bananas which Are not and cannot be raised in America. Tile theory underlying this demand from a farm organization is that if bananas Are made More expensive the american Public will thereupon eat fewer of them and turn to substitute fruits which can be raised in America such As Annles. Nothing in or. Hoovers address reveals whether he would or would not favor going to such an extreme. One can Only say that the general principle he lays Down looks toward giving the Fanner every Protection that is reasonably practicable. There is one passage in or. Hoovers address from which one would infer that the Protection against imports of food must not go to unreasonable or grotesque lengths. He save that a we must riot fail to take into account our Trade relations with other this looks toward recognition of the energetic protests we hich several countries have made against arbitrary and extreme exclusion or penalizing of their products such As sugar and bananas. Or. Hoovers test when or. Hoover turns to the other Tariff schedules that should be revised he sets in a new test not heretofore mentioned As the Standard of a a Hether an Industry should or should not be riven additional Protection in this session of Congress. Or. Hoovers phrase is. A the test of necessity for revision is in the main whether there has decrease of employ ment due to insurmountable competitions from imported goods. Just what industries can qualify for revision under that test is not Clear. It is known that in the textile Industry there has been recently both unemployment and reductions of wages. It is certain therefore that the textile Industry is one that will be Given More Protection. In the prolonged hearings last Winter the representatives of Many industries put their pleas for greater Protection on the ground that their profits Are narrowed. That plea apparently if it stands alone is not enough to justify revisions. Steel profits narrowing in the steel Industry for example there Are narrowing profits but no general unemployment due to Competition of imports from abroad. The prevailing spirit at Washington just now is to keep the Tariff revision except As regards agriculture. Within a strictly limited area. This disposition is coming to be shared by business circles. There is a spirit to the effect that if an Industry can by any Means get along without increased Protection. It should try earnestly to do so. There Are at least two important industries which during the february hearing asked for higher rates but have now changed their attitude. Leading members of these industries Are ready to announce that they Are not asking for revision upward. The whole spirit of scramble once very much to the front is for the moment at least superseded. Leader clash on Tariff a a leaks Washington d. C., april 19.�? a3 a today a House session furnished the first clash Between the Republican and democratic leaders As a result of charges by representative Garner of Texas that information was leaking from the committee formulating a Tariff revision Bill. Representative Tilson. Of Connecticut denied the assertion. A Senate committee approved the nominations of major general Charles Mck Slat Man of Iowa to be a member of the radio commission and former governor o. B. 1 Colquitt of Texas to be a member of the Railroad Board of mediation. I among legislation proposed was a Bill by representative Curry of California to create a department of National defense. Washington d. C., april 19�? Pic j president Hoover deplores the Lack i of unanimity in the ranks of farm j organizations Over farm Relief legis j lation on the ground that it Only encourages those opposed to All j farm Relief. President Hoover said that if the farm Aid question was to be taken out o the political Field and transferred to the realm of economics there was need for Unity among the farm organizations. He maintained that there must be some Compromise and cornering of conflicting views if there was to be any real Relief legislation. He emphasized that the Kansas City convention adopted a specific plan which was the plan of the party and not of any individual or groups of individuals or organizations. The working out of this plan he added necessitated some yielding of views by All concerned. On that proposal there was Clear mandate in the recent election Hoover continued. Chicago 111., april 19�?another arrows has been fitted to the bowl with which James Barrett Johnson is seeking to resin the love of his wife. Ruth. That Arrow sanctioned by court of Law is a punch on the jaw. Not on mrs. Johnson a jaw but on the jaw of any Man or men who seek the affection of Johnson a wife. Or. Johnson is the same or. Johnson who for some time now has been bombarding his estranged wife with Flowers and Candy in the unfaltering Hope that she will abandon her idea of divorcing him and instead return to or. Johnson a Hearth. A court has held it highly proper even commendable that Johnson should lavish such tokens of affection and has suggested that where such love exists there is the possibility of a reunion. By court order mrs. Johnson is directed to permit her husband to Call upon her once a week wednesday is the Day the Hope of the court being that Johnson by his Flowers Candy and once a week visit May revive his wife a interest in him. The Flowers Candy and conversation have been going on for Many weeks with no Success to speak of. Saturday night Johnson saw his wife alight from a Street car in the company of Earl Jern. Be punched or. Jem on the jaw and they landed in jail. A my said Johnson a attorney to judge Allegretti yesterday a stands before jul unashamed. He still loves his wife and cannot resist hitting anyone who tries to take her from a and perfectly right too a said the court discharging Johnson. Cash for farm Relief is now big question without organization of Money committee there is an alternative fund an essential i Washington d. C., april 19�? a in the first opposition to the new Blind and deaf. Landis to come he saves train of Tariff draft to be delayed chances of having schedules ready by saturday exceedingly slim Washington d. C., april 19�?<p a prospects of Republican members of the House ways and Means whipped into shape by tomorrow committee having a Tariff Bill whipped into shape by tomorrow As originally planned were regarded As slim today As the revisionists went ahead with their task. April 20 was the Date first set by chairman Hawley for having the measure ready for introduction. But since the farm Bill will be before the House for at least several Days next we Eek he sees no need for hurrying the completion of the draft. While the 15 republicans on the committee Are understood to be having some difficulty in agreeing on Many changes to be proposed both in the rate and administrative sections the measure is expected to be ready for introduction Early next week. Democratic leaders Are holding their plans in abeyance pending disclosure of the manner in which the republicans propose to have the measure taken up on the floor. The prospects Are that a special Rule will be asked of the Rule committee which would limit amendments to a few sections of the Bill. Representative Garner of Texas the democratic floor Leader has served notice however that he would oppose such a plan As he wishes an Opportunity to offer amendments to All sections if that should be desired. Mellon appease Senate probes Washington d. C., april 19�? up a an opinion by attorney general Mitchell to president Hoover ruling that there is no question of the right of Secretary Mellon to continue in office we As placed before the Senate judiciary committee today by senator Reed Republican of Pennsyl Vannia. Aged Indian finds break baseball commissioner to lies on track All Day visit Mitchell opening to warn Crew Day of session faithfulness of an aged Indian to i judge k. M. Landis baseball the interests of a lumber company commissioner has accepted an inhere Winch had frequently employ.,. _ _ de him is strikingly manifested by citation to speak at the South a farm Bill was voiced in the House today during its second Date of debate upon the measure. Representative Jones of Texas i a democratic member of the Agri culture committee who opposed the Bill during its study by that group described the measure As More in the nature of a a political essays than a real attempt to remedy the distress of agriculture a i Hope that i am wrong and that the Bill will be a Success in to legion meet fek what in attempts to the Only thing that the farm Oard would be enabled to do that an occurrence reported by Tom my Soperton. Wis., april 19�?the Allan Section Foreman for the lumber company. The hero of the incident is Jake Waube Jay a potawatomi Indian reputed to be More than 75, whose sight is very defective who is practically deaf As a result of a serious sickness Long ago and who is almost without the use of speech. My Allan we As homeward bound with his Section Crew on a gasoline car at the end of the Days work. Suddenly some distance ahead he saw an object lying on the rails. Closer scrutiny revealed that it was the body of a Man. Some Lumberjack Mcallan thought sleeping off a drunk. Lay on rails to listen but while the thought was forming in his mind he was startled to see the figure Rise suddenly and begin to wave him Down at the same time making a motion with his hands to indicate a break. This is done by exaggerating the movements one makes with his hands to break the Stem of a match and is Universal sign language of the we oods. Arriving at the spot. Mcallan found that a piece had been broken out of one of the rails. Jake Waube Jay had stumbled upon it wymans endorsers Are made Public Washington. C., april 19�? a3 a endorsers of the nomination of Lee Wyman As District judge of the District of South Dakota have been made Public at the White House. They include senators Mcmaster and Norbeck. W. Lusk of Yankton Opie Chambers Secretary of the Yankton chamber of Commerce a. W. Donaldson of Yankton and also Many other prominent. Lawyers and citizens of South Dakota Washington. A. April 19�?<>pi�? tile Senate judiciary committee decided today not to Call Secretary Mellon in connection with its inquiry into his right to hold office after it had received a statement from him that he had resigned All executive connections before entering the Cabinet and that his Only business interests today were those of a stockholder. The committee adjourned however without taking final action on the Resolution of senator Mckellar. Democrat Tennessee which questioned the right of Mellon to hold office because of an old statute forbidding the Secretary of the Treasury to be interested in Trade or Commerce. Secretary Mellon volunteered his statement on the extent of his business interests in a letter to senator Reed Republican of Pennsylvania a close Friend. Senator Reed Laid it before the committee. As a result chairman Norris said the inquiry had narrowed Down to whether a stockholder constituted an interest party in Trade or Commerce within the extent of tile statute under consideration. Britain wants to delay arms debate Geneva Switzerland april 19�? Pic the Long awaited expression of the British delegation to the preparatory commission on disarmament was made by lord Cushendun today at a meeting badgered by reports that the soviet government would Bolt the conference. It was principally a Plo to consider land and air armaments and leave naval armaments until some later time. The speech was made in the course of discussion of the German proposal for publicity for armaments and followed tacit rejection by the commission of the Broad soviet proposals for extensive partial disarmament. M. Litvinoff the russian spokesman protested vigorously at the treatment Given his project but was told by the usually Calm chairman Jonkheer Loudon of Holland a put it in the russians later denied the persistent rumours that they would leave the conference. Lord Cushendun a address was regarded As primarily a bid not to discuss naval matters until after the British general elections May 30, he urged the commission to a get on with the land and air Yankton shop Ber must go to prison Yankton s. D., april 19�?op a Henry s. Yager Yankton so clothes line robber a who was charged with a series of thefts Here in the summer of 1926, must serve a term in the Penitentiary at Sioux Falls of from one to ten years final decision in his Appeal having been rendered by the supreme court at Pierre yesterday. Yager has been under Bond since october 1926, and is said to be in Sioux City Iowa Kola convention of the american legion to be held in Mitchell August 5 to 7, j. F. Wethe District committeeman announced today. Judge Landis will attend the opening Day of the state meeting. He is to be accompanied by san Sowers of Indianapolis ina., chairman of the american legion department of Junior baseball. Governor William j. Bulowa will also be a guest at the legion convention on August 5, and it is expected that other state officials will also be in the City at that time. An invitation Wras also extended to Charles g. Dawes former vice president of the United states and recently appointed ambassador to England to attend the convention with judge Landis. Although he has not declined it is believed he will probably not be Able to attend. Or. Wethe said today. Demo leaders to discuss policies could not now be done he added would be to make Loans to cooperative marketing associations. Jones made an unsuccessful at tempt to have the House Agricula lure committee embody the Export debenture plan in the new House farm measure. He declared today he intended to offer the debenture proposal As an amendment from the floor if consideration of the plan were held in order under the rules. I the Senate agriculture committee now is considering a farm Bill containing the debenture provision today continued its we Ork. It is expected that this measure will be reported formally to the Senate the first of the week. He did to know from what direct Smith and Raskob to attend deficit will be brought up Washington d. C., april 19.�?f/pv a farm Relief again occupied the House today while the Senate in adjournment until monday awaited the Bill which its agriculture committee will report Early next week and Over which a dispute Between the two branches of Congress is in Prospect. The House Bill we As Well on it Way toward a vote As debate continued. And the first opposition to it came from representative Jones Democrat of Texas who described it As More of an essay than a real Relief measure. The Senate Bill containing the disputed debenture plan was before the committee headed by chairman Mcnary Tion the logging train might come but he did know his sight was poor and he could scarcely hear. So he Lay on the track most of the afternoon to detect the approach of the train by the vibration of the rails. Works at Odd jobs Jake sees no reason for being made a hero and had made no mention of the incident to anyone. But there is no question. Or. Mcallan and his Crew say that there we Ould have been a wreck had one of the logging trains four of which pass Over the Road daily hit the broken rail. A Squaw who lives near the Point about two Miles from own where the incident occurred said she sat the old Indian lying on the track but supposed he was drunk and was afraid to go to him. He Lay on the tracks two or three hours she said. New York n. Y., april 19�? up a National leaders of the democratic party called together by John j. Raskob National chairman will meet at the Ritz Carlton hotel tonight to discuss the future policies of the party and we ays and Means of wiping out the $1,500,000 debt incurred in the unsuccessful Campaign to elect former governor Alfred e. Smith president. Members of the National executive and advisory committees and a few other influential members of the party have been invited to attend the meeting Raskob said. It will be an executive session he said with no Public announcement of tile proceedings. Former governor Smith has signified that he will attend the Jake has been living about Soperton and Wabeno about 20 years and is known to nearly everyone in the Community. He does Odd jobs about the lumber Yard or anywhere he can find work but is badly handicapped through his poor eyesight and hearing. Potter Munty lad wins y. L. Contest Pierre. S. A. April 19.�? a a Louis von Wald representing the Young citizens league chapter of a school with four pupils near Gettysburg in Potter county yesterday won the state speaking contest at the y. L. Convention Here and delivered his address a agriculture and Industry must Prosper together by radio broadcast through station Wax at Yankton last night. Under the impression that the contest was to be held today. Louis did not Start for Pierre until nearly noon when his father John von Wald was called from the Field to bring the contest Winner to the convention. Cecil Evans of Highland school. Hand county won second place. That because he wanted to keep in the background of the political picture for the present he has declined to attend the annual Jefferson Day dinner at the hotel Commodore saturday night. The democratic National committee said its report to the clerk of the House of representatives spent $5,342,349 in the Campaign and had a deficit of about $1,500,000. About $200,000 to apply on the deficit has been obtained through the Sale of former governor Smiths Campaign Book it was said. Radio great ask burglar he knows Chicago 111., april 19�? Aoa radio is a great invention the burglar said. A woman observing the burglar leisurely looting the third floor apartment at 5737 Prairie Avenue telephoned police. Police notified radio station win so that word might be flashed to touring squad cars equipped with receiving sets. A moment later listeners on the a a Dorothyj mix won program heard county third. Nearly two Hundred boys and girls attended the annual banquet Given last night when the Winner delivered his talk which together with a two hour program was broadcast through Remote control by the Yankton station. Gov. W. J. Bulow and m. M. Guhin of Northern Normal. Aberdeen were the principal speakers at the banquet conducted by y. L. Members with Alvin Nelson of Gann Valley As toastmaster. Wife traders get ten months each Lincoln. Neb., Aoril 19�? a a the Bennet neb., wife traders Otto Slade and Horace Reed have been sentenced to ten months in jail despite the plea that their wives faced destitution if deprived of their husbands support. A judge Broady in passing sentence late yesterday Cut two months from the maximum penalty of a years imprisonment because of the fact that the men had pleaded guilty to statutory charges. The men. Who have been reconciled with their wives told judge Broady that their families Are in we ant. Mrs. Shade recently appealed to the county commissioners for Charity and was refused. The women now Are at their respective Homes As we Ards of juvenile office. Picture is Alibi for mail Carrier Washington. C., april 19.�? of a the Postof Fici department recently forwarded a complaint about mail deliveries on the route from Paradise n. D., to Watauga s. D., to Carrier c. E. Mckean and has received in reply a picture and a caution which Are considered an adequate answer to the complaint. The picture was of or. Mckean sitting on the roof of his House trying to scrape the Snow off the Chimney top. The caption read weather 42 below Zero Arrow Points to where Chimney ought to be a Yective squads attention. There a a burglar on the third floor at 5737 Prairie the squad of Lieut. Walter storms heard the Call and sped town Ard the address Given. They entered the apartment and found the robber Gene. In a Corner a radio was going full blast. Tucked under the lid was this note a dear radio Man thanks for the tip off. You re a swell announcer. In a signing o 14 killed Santiago Chile april 19�? it pm fourteen Persona were killed and Twenty injured in a Railroad wreck Between Iquique and Antofagasta late last night. Baseball scores american league r h f Cleveland too 3c0 cio�?4 8 2 Detroit too Ooi 33x�?7 9 2 Sorrell and Shea Hudlin and l. Sewell. Philadelphia .030 Ooi new York too too Quinn and Cochrane Hoyt and Grabowski. Boston. Too 0 Washington 010 0 Morris and Heving Marberry and Tate. New York a. 700 Philadelphia. 300 Fitzsimmons and of Farrell Ray Mays and Leri an. National league Boston mass. April 19�?04 a morning game r h e Brooklyn too too 500�?5 6 2 Boston. Too 002 301�?6 6 i Mcweeny Elliott Pattison and Deberry Jones Hearn and Collins Spohrer. Pittsburgh at Chicago rain St. Louis. 200 102 Cincinnati. 010 120 Doak and Wilson Kolp and Sukeforth. Chicago too Washington d. A Aprl 19�? a31 a with the new farm Relief Bill barely launched upon its course through Congress some of its advocates Are putting their Heads together to we Ork out a Way of providing the $500,000,000 it would authorize for the Federal farm Board. The measure itself would simply authorize and not provide the appropriation following the customary lines of legislative procedure. The House appropriations committee which usually passes upon All government expenditures and prepares the Bills making funds available. However has not been organized for the special session. No appropriations body while in the Ordinary course of events it could e brought before the appropriations committee at the opening of the regular session some of the farm leaders in the House feel that because of the emergency nature of the legislation and the desire of the president cd have the Board Able to function for marketing this years crop it fund should be provided before that time. Two ways have been indicated in which this might be done. A separate measure to make the appropriation could be declared in order by the House rules committee after the legislation has become a Law or the appropriations committed could be organized for the purpose of the fund. Some of the members Are inclined to the formed method in View of the Dis portion to hold Down the number of House committees that Are organized. Senate Isnit bothered on the Senate Side there is Al disposition to leave this problem to the future. Many hold that it in simply one of the details to a worked out and that it will find a. Quick solution once an agreements is reached on the legislation itself study debenture plan Washington d. C., april 19.-m7p> a the administrations views ont the Export debenture plan of farm Relief probably will be fully Devin oped with the transmission to the Senate apiculture committee of the conclusions of the departmental experts on the operation of suck a system. It was disclosed today at the White House that experts in the agriculture Treasury and Commerce departments have been making an intensive study of the proposal since the Senate agriculture subcommittee called on president Hoover recently to ask his opinion on the debenture proposition while president Hoover declined to give an off hand opinion to the sub committe explaining he had not had an Opportunity to study the plan in detail it is known that the chief executive is opposed to what he regards As a a Bounty Quot sys tem of farm Relief. He believes the House Bill without this feature Points the Way to a Good Start on a program for placing agriculture on a level with other industries senator Mcnary called at the White House today with a copy of Al �?~�tat3ve Senate Bill containing the debenture proposal. He did not he a Esix Cut but left to get copy administrative armies massed for drive on rebels / City Mexico. April 19�? eral armies were ?3 inf Day on opposite i f of Sonora for the ast phase of general Calles Cann it porn in she press the rebellion under the direction of Ganez Ai Lazaro Cardenas to too men we pm veg up a san b1 norther Sinaloa and resting there rent Atory to the move against Navajo Sonora where a Large rebel As the a a no Csc up u of Sonora at Casa Grandes Chihuahua general an Quot so Victor n its no amp Cago Coo pm campaigns Louis too of 10,000 men for the it Faber and Crouse Coffman and dangerous pulpits pass Schan a a for an attack other a

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