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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 24, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Pur tax tipt"1 text text to a to fourth rain colder i he veining ice publican edition vol xxxxv1 Mitchell s. Wednesday april 24, 1929 twelve pages number 172 reaction to danger is usual Driver requires Only half a second women and children take no longer to apply brakes than does Man seek a Standard by William e. Berchtold Washington. April 24 traffic signs arc to be located with Delime knowledge of the distance in which a Motorist can Stop his car after he sees an object and j applies the Braker a study carried on by the Bureau of standards revealed that it takes the average Motorist one half second to react to Ary Given stimulus such As a Road sign a Rifle shot and that the distance in which he can Stop May be definitely comp t cd f ally Speed it. A Man driving 35 Miles an hour with four wheel brakes in Good condition can Stop in 135 feet if he is warned by a property designed mgr. This is computed for night driving allowing a full second for the Driver s reaction to the sign before he Hoplite the brakes sets sign placement Tith a car is equipped with Good two wheel brakes he ran Stop in a too feet when travelling 35 Miles an hour. This provides engineers definite information noon the distance from a Railroad crowing other Hazard that a sign should be placed results of the research were employed by the american Engineer ing Council in its adoption of a Standard code for Highway signals and signs. The distances from intersections and hazards has been computed upon the basis of the Motorist s reaction Tirum and his a hints to Stop at touring speeds with adequate brakes. Study with revolvers the Bureau of standards obtained its data by stud Yam the reaction timed River batters new breach in Quincy levees House Bill is last word in Relief plans five thousand acres of Sullivan says it goes Furth Rich farm land flooded than any Legisla and water recedes Tion Ever passed no lives Are lost forecasts attacks by m Ark Sullivan Washington. C., april 24�? Quincy 111., april 24�? <7p>�? Twenty persons were left marooned on the levee along the South Quincy. ,.,. Gardens this morning As a new i what 1s Sald in this dispatch is breach in the Wall which occurred i about the regular and orthodox at 7 a. Rn., widened from 66 to too j farm Relief Bill. It is the Bill which feet before noon. A steel Bottom av0jds objections made by presi boat was Bern rushed from Keokuk. D t Hoover and sex president Cool Iowa to Aid in the Rescue. Water Nat Buntain Tho from the Mississippi River was pour cnnn0rt tog in fast and the entire South debenture plan. A High is support h. H Allen it above is about to fire one revolver beneath the test cards running Board As a signal for the Driver to fire the other and Stop. Below. L. Weikert it left it and Allen Are measuring the revolver discharge Marks to determine the Drivers reaction time. Man appeared on mexican armies Earth suddenly locked in clash Quincy gardens District was expected to be under water before night. No lives lost the 200 residents of the District were warned immediately after the break this morning and most of them vacated at once. The 20 marooned on the Levy w Ere unable to beat the onrushing Waters. No lives have been reported lest. The River fell six tenths of a foot Between the time of the break and noon. At noon the water was lapping about thirty Homes newly constructed last fall and valued at approximate $150,000. The inundation Cov tiered 000 acres. National guardsmen were patrol ing the District and allowing none to enter without a pass. Red Cross officials also were on the scene with a number of tents to House the homeless. Farmers weary of fight Quincy. 111 april 24�?</p a tile Mississippi River Here was still declining slowly today the expected scientist says that traces i Federal Headquarters seem i Rains to the North last night devel in v rious places prove worried Over Lack of j oped into gentle showers and the his theory reliable news i levees still were holding from Keo _ a a. Tikluk Iowa to Louisiana. To. But Philadelphia a. April 24�?tile j Mexico City Mexico april -4. Up that was about All there was of abruptness of Man s first Gec Logi a undisguised tenseness prevailed j Comfort for the scores of cold and a a a by appearance on Earth today at Chapultepec Castle pies War guards who have kept a brought out a Tho mooting of Dentai Headquarters As word was ceaseless 11 Jar Day and for awaited from general Calles in sex cd As containing no economic heresies constitutional objections. It is As congressman Purnell of Illinois put it a the last word in the evolution of farm Relief it constitutes so to speak the regular Republican program of farm Relief. As such this Bill now in the lower House is probably the one that will be passed in both House and Senate. It will be passed in the House next week. At the same time it is Clear that powerful attacks will be made upon it. Some attacks will be made by congressmen representing City con Iowa Bride remains True to club of lonesome ones weds husband and then sends him packing until she can find competent people to take care of a a friends and treat them Well Dunlap la., april 24�?why should an agreement from Jones that they a Normal woman be lonely although i were to be married in name Only. A j a after the two had been married by she had just been warned be Rey a c Bonham they separated. Cause. If that is not sufficient ans j a is. Chamberlain Jones to drive wer listen to mrs. Ethel chamber i alone and Jones to do the same. Lain Jones the Bride who married both Bride and Groom admitted in Council Bluffs to James h. Jones j they were lonely owner of two sections of Fine Iowa a but things will straighten out land and for Many years a Success in a sure of that a said Jones. A you fill Farmer. Mrs. Chamberlain Jones is lonely because ifs her business to be lonely she says so herself. She is the head and promoter of the Ideal so sen. Copeland moves to put eee Back in n. Y. Democrat would eliminate debenture plan As a passable its in Sente Bill Washington in c. April 24. 4�?T a As the House set itself today to Complete its farm Relief Bill. Senator Copeland a new York demo de i know women. She wants to devote her time to lonely ones now. But sooner later she will realize that she has a a lonely Jones has been married and i Cial club of Dunlap and has acted i forced and his new Bride has been in3 a a a a a a a a Quot tit. As cupid for 350 persons the last two twice left a widow. J a p pos d Lim mate the sex Vears As head of the organization a i have several Hundred members in my club a the Bride said. A fall Are lonely and eager to make friends with Kindred souls. I cannot desert them and give my time to my husband. We must live apart until i can turn my club formed to bring lonely widows and widowers together. Apparently fearful lest some one might accuse her of having deserted the cause mrs. Jones insisted on driving from Dunlap to Council Bluffs alone and Jones had to do j to competent people who will do the the same. Arriving at the License right thing by the members a mrs. Bureau mrs. Chamberlain obtained Chamberlain Jones said. Pressing the scope of these purposes for which half a billion dollars of government a Pney May be loaned goes farther probably than the scope of any other legislation Ever stir envies who Quot Are purchasers of passed by Congress. The Bill is food. The attacks will be put on supported by most of the safest and was i the american philosophical society by . James h breasted director of the Oriental Institute University of Chicago. I though the recorded time of the ground that the effect of the Bill will be to raise prices of food. The friends of the Bill do not admit this. They say the purpose is to wipe out some of the enormous wastes Between the Farmer seller of food and the City buyer of it. They say the wiping out of these wastes will constitute a great added income for the Farmer without causing the buyer of food to pay appreciably More than in the past. Neither gift nor subsidy aside from attacks on this phase Ablest men in the House partly on the theory that even if most of the Money is lost it is a not unreasonable sum to do whatever can possible be done for agriculture. Conservation still worrying Oil men Japan to offer arms proposals port debenture plan from the Senate Bill and to reinstate the equalization fee of the Mcnary Haugen Bill which caused two vetoes of that measure by president Coolidge. Chairman Haugen of Hie House agricultural committee informed his colleagues that it is the Hope of his committee that the House measure might be completed before adjournment in the Senate however. The Way was not so smooth. The Senate agricultural committee against the wishes of president Hoover has inserted the debenture plan in its Bill. Senator Copeland said hts Gibson intimates America amendment proposed to put. The wont Rush matters at equalization fee Back into the Bill Geneva sessions j in the same language As it stood in Geneva Switzerland april 24�?l45 i the Mcnary Haugen Bill. To was understood Here today do this without prejudice to a it was understood nere today the debenture Pian. He said ,.r ambassador Hugh s. Gibson amen i have become convinced that Tho can spokesman at the preparatory j debenture plan cannot pass in Tho disarmament conference would pre Senate. It would be a great pity pare a memorandum outlining Ltd he a a it a a a Quot Quot it a it by fail-1 t. My to provide some method of Fin amen can disarmament proposals dancing it new York n y. April 24 of j and hand this later to delegations of i in Senate a Power directors of the american Petrole the great naval Powers. Senator Brunkhart Republican urn Institute had before them to a the spokesman for the Japan a he j _ . I Senate that it had the Power tri Day two the curtailment i use delegation said his government j the farm problem even Over la has ears j would await detailed written pro of the legislation went to t the thousand More families whose Homes and lands have been Treme Southern Sonora where nor a bitter fight with rebels was believed j it did not rain last night but. T Ngor a in Nus technically to have been under Way for 48 hours. Weather observers predicted it j and orally this is True. The a a considerable mystery surrounded i deriving principle of the Bill is s it a stand Safe and dry behind the dikes no Money shall be spent by the of the Bill there Wall be attacks j 7q9r�?~wpf------- would await detailed written pro at the legislation went to the White based on the immense amount of j today a meeting promised a de a Powals from Gibson before answering i Smyr rip provisions for Avin this i is in Asje Wbetbe. T5le Jujj a the american suggestions for a the event a Large direct subsidy was to Miti trip that held by w0ldd adopt the suggestion drastic naval reduction outlined in not provided to help control Cron five Hundred million dollars is rot the ambassador s a a a monday. The debenture plan should the japanese spokesman denied p for a compact among the Princer producing states to limit production insist on their own plan of of scores of Drivers picked at random. Two revolvers beneath the i generally As around 100.000 Many a Advent has been regarded the situation a Mariaca and san May be under six feet of water to mans ardent has been regained Antonia Sonora where the rebel Morrow. So the Farmers of the a. A a a a years turning Board of the test wore ago. . Breasted said that recent a my of 6,000 7,000 men was last Quot of arranged that the experimenter egyptian records show it was Quot at reported entrenched Blit whether could fire one. Which would be a j least several Hundred thousand mystery was of Chapultepec s signal for the. Driver to of re the i years ago very much earlier if Kiac to Lnu Orma other and Stop the car. The Dis we follow the geologists who Esti ton not known Tance Between two red blotches on mate the length of the pleistocene j there were no recent messages the Highway made by a prepared Era at nearly quite a million from general Calles believed to discharge from the revolvers pro years ago. Have advanced northward out of Vidd a measure of the Driver s re evidence comes suddenly action time these prehistoric men whose rec d. L. Weikert a Roll h. Allen cords were found in Egypt were Bureau of standards engineers who j the same sort of men As have been conducted most of the tests found identified elsewhere especially in lowlands do not yet feel secure. Farmers Are worn out they Are tired these Farmers who Are watching the dikes tired and discouraged. They had come safely through the March flood moved their livestock and household goods Back to their farms and Nave aug Aiice a in uni us then the present Rise began. Now perceived from him told of movement go it to Haw. Moved out their of three Federal columns against the Belg Eglip and returned to watch rebel earthworks with a Force of 2. An us too Federal cavalry under general below Here in the South that Speed did not affect the drive i Europe As first appearing at later Talamentes. Considerably in Advance Quimcy District a dutch onion Lar dates. They had about the same of the main army. Mer a examining an improved culture used the same kinds of these last dispatches told of an a aude his face was drawn and government directly. All the functions Are to be carried on soley by a Farmer owned cooperative Assoni categorically that his delegation in dramatic defy the iowan concluded his speech actions and a Farmer Corpora g0vernment would be party to the tons. The relation of the govern contract through appropriate legis voluntary curtailment which at tended offering counter proposals with a dramatic flourish of copies of Quot. 1 even an alternative plan to the j speeches he made for Hoover during american Campaign and shouted a i would wont hurry matters. Nk0 to see some vetoes and then see information in responsible Quad Congress vote after those vetoes. I ters Here was that the Amer Canum Here for one to say that i have delegates did not wish to hurry not surrendered my seat in the Torney general Mitchell suggested might be in violation of the antitrust Laws when it was submitted to the Oil conservation Board. Under the boards plan the Federal to these Farmer owned associations is to be soley that of a Lender. This Clear distinction is Basic in the lation. If the proposal of the conservation Board is adopted it probably ability to react to a signal. They Learned that the age of the Driver had Little affect upon his reaction time that sex was no Factor and that there was a Quot end ral relationship Between the Drivers intelligence and his ability to act when Gen the spiral Cannon silent on much substantially All of the Loans and advances never will be repaid. That objection however. Will weigh less than some other .uuu.v, Usu was ,. A a a objections. The critics will attack Stone tools and Are designated by attempted rebel flanking movement be Kep his Eves open Only wit extraordinary discretion in and the same names. Shellean and Bilder general Sabatte. Who had evident Effort j Ivancin loaning government Ach Eulean. Left Mariaca in the direction of Bill. At every step in bail it be several months before it is clearly provided that the govern-1 could be effected although the ments Money shall be advanced Board has sent . George matters to the Point of stumbling. Particularly was it wished that before another move was made the British admiralty and government have time and Opportunity to study the american ideas and prepare a Otis i presentation of British views. Senate to the White House. A Why do these not and can to appear now a Brook Hart went on. Congress wait a i expected to come to the special session to solve the farm problem and i expected the pledges for a loan and shall be repaid j i Smith Quot director of the Quot geological i it was even considered possible i Equality would be kept a he Contin the critics will say. However that in Egypt As in other places where a choir. Northeastern Sinaloa in a these earliest records Hae been unc Ort to get to the rear of covered there is an abrupt first the Federal armies. Quot Well its Gene Down a couple of j by the Bill to the pro inches today he said wearily farm Board. A dont care much though. Ive p Papoose far reaching Only slept two hours in three Davs n a a fact that the purposes for Survey to Obten opinions on the a nothing would be done about Tho used. A Congress had Given its pledge from governors of the a proposals at this session of the to give agriculture Equality. Con Hoof infarcted states a preparatory conference because of Kress has no right to wait upon the Nous interest states. The complicated nature of the prob president to redeem those pledges. K i in no at to add cd Lem of reducing cruisers destroyers Congress has the Power to solve this a Bakalla a jut to and submarines a problem of thei it Luis on even veto an air plane probe j utmost significance to France and Canberra. Australia april 24-wp1 it i v pins proposals a the Commonwealth government the japanese spokesman Emp a today ordered in a j sized that his delegation was work into forced landings in the Austral unit in myi Nipton it it Rorri Nae Bearance Quot the Quot Seral logical t the Federal cavalry moving North i and i a getting so i done to care a 1 8f1nvayvance i Tan wilds of both the plane �?osouth-1j strata of Earth Quot known to precede of Don toward Mariaca left Camp Many whoops whether she Breaks Are most extraordinary in Cross and the a Shooka Bur Raj strata of Earth known to Prechac Unn Haw a Fri chm Iiri have not Vonh priv c Catt info on door Money Are Nosi on t immediately that in which menus at 3 a a monda5t and should have not. Nobody s getting any sleep a Wrt quid to in Fri Fernr roof to Rry Truro a of reached rebel lines but a it a a except snatches. You say its going wet ship trip toes break the distance being 12 Miles Down above. Well maybe new York n y. Anni 24.4�?T�? Man at All. Thei human the Force sent to Cut off general a Little rest but most Likely we la foe Bishop Jam Cannon. . One of appears All a once and t Cabalte was expected to clash with at it again in a few the methodist Frisco pal Church evidence of continuous exist him monday night. Levees still in danger Outh arriving today the White enc. General Calles was said Here to in Lima Lake District ten Star nor olympic declined to Bel new was Fin i have had at his my up Miles North and the Gregory Dis dist Robed by a wireless message breasted a a. Than 10,000 Well equipped Federal j strict it North of Canton. Mo., the it ent him yesterday by congressman i Dang these Ca a tier of army was riot j levees seemed in better condition a a to concentrate on search for re j believed to number More than 6.000 than in South District but there ing in Complete Accord with the japanese naval Board. This Board. a xxv Iii uni i itself he said had been studying their far Reading character and it was understood an l Genende i formulae for estimating the real variety. A Large number of purposes a Ftp experts would conduct strength of warships and particular-1 and functions Are specifically named for which the farm Board is per senator Norris Republican. Nebraska. Also offered an amendment providing for a decrease of debenture rates whenever the proposed farm Beard found that an excess of any Export debenture by product was probable. In the House representative Ort of new Jersey a Republican member of its agricultural committee and Leader in the House of the fight f. H Iva Guardia. New York asking a win he travelled on a wet ship in smed of a tile Alshon admitted having the message inf did net know whether he would answer it pfc not characterized the Messier As being Quot an attempt to achieve a he Belion Cannon is chairman of a a Board of Temperance and social in ice of his Church. Huron Man guilty of liquor Sale s Ouk Falls. S d. April 24�?t�? Henry s. Lee of Huron was found guilty of Selling Linum by a Jirav in Federal court Here today. He will be sentenced later. Weather forecast South Dakota Snow in extreme West and rain Snow in Central and East portions tonight colder in Central and East portions Strong northerly winds thursday partly Cloudy to Cloudy possibly rain Snow in Northeast portion slightly warmer in extreme West portion in afternoon. Iowa mostly Cloudy. Showers and thunderstorms tonight and probably in cart and North portions thursday morning cooler thursday and in extreme West portion was no question that they were in danger. It was Only a matter of i inches from the River level to the Mains embedded in Lavers of Earth. 7.000 men. The geological Ages of which Are known. It is assumed that the he two generals surrender Man evidence must have been de j paso Texas april 24�? 4 Tel Crown of the Dike in some places in posited when the now buried stat Continental. Spanish language the Lima Lake Section no was forming on the Earth a sur newspaper Here today said the Reb the Indian Graves District of 20.-face. Al generals. Nichols Fernandez and quo acres is completely covered with in Egypt the Chicago geologist a Rosalio Hernandez with 400 men. Water. As far As one can see there anthropologists found Tim a dated Quot j surrendered last night to general is Only a huge Lake reaching up to strata in a place named the Bavum. J Eulogio Ortiz commander of the the second stories of some Homes about sixth Miles South of Cairo. Isth Federal military area at san and almost covering others. Roofs once the bed of a great Lake. In to Rosalia. Chihuahua Mexico. The protruding Here and there Tell where the oldest of the strata Here Thev two generals will be Given Safe a barn machine building stands. Conduct to their Homes and their troops will be disarmed. Of found nothing indicating presence of human beings but in Tho fifth from the Bottom they discovered Tho too of prehistoric Man. . Breasted said that in an j Early no historic Era the Sahara was a a Vait Well watered and veget8tion covered plateau a he spoke Johnson fails to recall pint seller not a sign of life is to be seen Only roofs and Trees and water and desolation. Even if the levees hold in some places it will be too late to Plant crops by the time the danger is passed. So there is Little rejoicing in the Geneva. Iii. April 24.�? Pic con. Dieting testimony Given to the lowlands today but the levees Are Ulni Navy so a kind 1�?o�?o h0wm8 of whether Egypt Babylonia had the earlier civilization. A favored Egypt s priority. Raiders resulted today in the recall j old tammany gang of one of the witnesses. Philip Johnston testified yesterday that on the Day he bought will guarantee i in a Phi it liquor at the de King Home he Ria so vile a Riv i recognized Joseph de King and George Stafford who operates a filling station on the premises. Washington d. C april 24�? <4> a tile department of agriculture announced today that a Federal quarantine restricting the move ment of fruit and Cereal vegetables from Florin the to combat the inv tation by the Mediterranean fruit Fly. Will be instituted a within a few Johnston Acom Pard Eugene Boyd Fairchild to the de King Home at the request of the Young investigator for the states attorney s office. He told the grand jury he was tonight fresh to Strong winds. J Minnesota ram tonight and thursday possibly some Snow in extreme North portion cooler tonight in Scur West and Northeast portions cooler thursday in East and Cut ii portions fresh to possibly Strong shifting winds. North Dakota probably ram Snow in East and South portions tonight and in extreme East portion thursday morning Cloudy to partly Cloudy in Northwest portions cooler tonight in South portion fresh to possibly Strong northerly winds in East and Central portions. Nebraska a partly Cloudy to Cloudy and colder tonight preceded by rain Northeast and rain Snow Iii Northwest portions fresh to Strong shifting winds becoming Northwest thursday partly Cloudy colder irs extreme East portion and rising temperature in extreme West j portion. I Oral temperature maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 60 minimum 48 at 7 a. In. Today 4s roads wet precipitation. 1.30 inches precipitation since january i. 5.67 inches precipitation excess since january i. 1.39 inches. It t a Day ass Nas the Rem Nam positive he did rot buy the liquor sailing Milf ranting act can be cutoff nah hut Thorp Bis mrs a of the quarantine on lid today in Congress from Stafford but there his Mem Ory failed him and he could not recall who handed him the states attorney George d. Car Back of Job says new York. N. A a a april 24�?<4> a the new tammany especially As it is illustrated by the election of John f. Curry As Leader of tammany Hall was assailed by Norman Thomas socialist Leader. A the mask is off tammany he said in a speech last night a the old gang is on the boys have the jobs and the people have walkers Wise cracks. A judge Olvany has retired with a comfortable Fortune made in the Legal practice his position As Leader brought him. Al Smitn was Defeated and is out of the picture. Ban said he believed Johnston s i and this is the True revelation of by the associated press wednesday House takes up amendments to farm Relief Bill. Memory could be improved with further questioning. O that tammany which was supposed to have been new7 made for the Liberal leadership of the nation. A tammany never was new As its record under Walker and Olvany both of whom owed their jobs to Wyoming streams Rise Lander. Wyo a april 24�?<45 a flood conditions were expected in West Central Wyoming today Fol a Smith abundantly Senate continues of Owin Ltd the heaviest april Snow in a o its farm Bill with debenture pro years Snow melted rapidly and Burnside wins in transformed Many streams into torrents. Vision. House ways and Means committee republicans continue work on Tariff Bill. Watier and roads by the associated press Sioux Falls 48 65 47 1.52 fair Watertown 47 60 45 .35 Good Huron 48 59 46 .60 fair Yankton 49 53 46 1.06 soft 4 Berdeen a 53 42 .18 fair rapid City 33 51 33 1.46 fair re no kegs 46 Al 46 of fair Pierre 45 60 45 .37 Good tuesday House concluded general discussion of farm Relief Bill. Senate received farm Relief Bill with debenture provision from agriculture committee and began general discussion. Senate passed Bills to defray sex mayoralty Battle Sioux Falls s. Do a april 24�? a3 a George w. Burnside again has been elected mayor of Sioux Falls an office he held for 21 years during the past. In yesterdays run off election.,Burnside Defeated t. W. Dwight. Chicken hatcheries Rind 6.636 to 5293. The Campaign was re Miliran want Ark Verv diet but a heavy vote turned out want aus very i Burnside a Veteran in Sioux profitable. The Goodsell Falls politics had held the mayors chair for More than a score of netted and by implication practically required under certain conditions to loan Money. Some of these purposes and functions Are extremely strange to find in an act of Congress carrying an appropriation of five Hundred million dollars. It is True the circumstances and conditions under which the Board May Advance government Money Are in a general Way defined and limited in the Bill. Among the purposes specifically mentioned for which the farm Board Mav loan Advance government Money subject to conditions set out in the Bill Are the following a i a the effective merchandising of agricultural commodities and food products a 2 a the construction acquisition by Purchase lease of forage other physical Market facilities a a 3 a the formation of Clearing House associations a a 4 a extending the membership of cooperative associations a <5 a educating the producers in the advantages of cooperative marketing a 6 a insurance of cooperative associations against loss through Price the far reaching Possi bitties inherent in that function Are Dolly obvious. 7 a make advances to stabilization corporations for working capital to enable them to Purchase store merchandise otherwise dispose of farm Calls it a a speculating that Means the farm Board is lathe Southern Cross airmen Cap-1 Lyja a eirossssthav1?nan8 Fina waged by be Coo Indre administrate Tain Charles Kingsford Smith Pilot r0ntriblfrionto the Dicron Rinn might Ion against the Mcnary Haugen Bill n Rry . Viz go. Non in _ onit Dullon to the discuss Lon he lit f to Vin we Friar Fotr first Timp n c. T. Ulm. And their two compar. J Luv it lamp was i of ions. Are now Safe but the Kook a Crisp to 1>bmn a posit ii re burrs flight ended tragically and it i it a a a Quot ure reports by in Momoh a nor in to Honor minor if Poillot was it would be made with remained Only to be determined if earnestness add sin re Writy with a a View to reaching results. The body seen under the plane and another believed buried near were those of lieutenant Kieth Anderson and Robert Hitchcock the Kookaburra screw a suggests modifications to explained Japan had some Aid he was glad for the first time action to support a Meas that committee. Hoover loses first tilt on immigration Washington d. A. April 24pic immigration prohibition flood Premier Bruce has Given instruct i i pushed before the Senate in tons that the bodies be taken to the nearest settlement for burial in accordance with relatives desires. Of Yankton c. Sets student maximum Yankton. S. D., april 24.�?<4> a adoption of a policy of limited en-1 probably would be disposed to favor roil enl at Yankton College is an a such action. He Addrel his government had not yet decided on its into two categories one of cruisers and one of destroyers and probably also would have some suggestions to make concerning aircraft carriers covering Points not made in Tho Washington treat. Regarding a possible Kronos Al to Advance the Date of the Washington 1931 conference he said Japan pounced in the forty seventh Annu Al Catalon of the institution issued. The number of students admitted will be limited to a maximum of 750. Of which 500 will be in the College department and 250 in the conservatory of music. By thus limiting the number admitted the College seeks to preserve Unity among students and personal influence As Between faculty and students. It is explained. It is in accordance with this Type of enrolment that the plans for the two new buildings Forbes Hall of Scenic and look memorial Chapel have been made. Present enrolment at the institution is slightly More than 300 in the College and 150 in the conservatory. Of the Early Days of the extra session have settled behind the administration s restricted program and face a doubtful future. Farm Relief which reached Tho House today has first place on the administration program in the Senate. How Long this debate will run is problematical. After it ends the administration Bills for the 1930 census and re apportion just i attitude toward reduction in size of ment of House will be awaiting battleships. Authorizes to Mike advances to i menus heels seen hatchery Pense of special session and a to ,0 Confederate hatchery of Mitchell uses Betone to Quot defied five Senate immigration committee this service the year around. Years ag0 Bills to repeal National origins the Foley hatchery of Chaplin has his a mrs More Tion com a hair dyed again Putter from consideration of a Spring and found it quite Hollywood. Calif., april 24�? up a Timoria origins proposals was asked cafcf9-mrv a Tkv Karl Charles Chaplin had his hair dyed by senator Nye. Republican North Lucy i to at a Beauty shop Here yesterday. Dakota. One order for 700 Chicks. The 2ra>ing streaks about the tem senator Heflin. Democrat. Ala c him 1 Al Ples were made Black he said if Bama demanded Senate action of out Dakota is pushing to was necessary because of immediate condemning attacking on him at top too in the do Ultra Indus work. Brockton. Mass after Kun flux line lop poultry Inaus 0 wan speech. J try and the 4.604 poultry crushed to death congressional in Ouirt into san j. A a i Sioux City la. April 24�? 4> a Diego air plane collision was pro acs Wal Cal were Pudil sned in caught Between the freight Eleva Good i time Strmo feh Democrat. New York. I j Man. Was crushed to death a night last stabilization corporations whose function is what would be described elsewhere but not in this Bill As a a speculating in wheat and other crops. The function of a stabilization corporation is to a stabilize the the past Good Many Bills have been passed in Congress making it criminal to do the same thing if described in the phrase a Rig the in the preamble of the Bill one of the general purposes of farm Relief is listed As a minimizing another of the general purpose is stated in the preamble to be limiting undue and excessive Price what is really meant by the Bill As a whole is that speculating by Ordinary private speculators shall be a a minimized and a a limited through the Agency of stabilization corporations conducting so to speak a counter speculation with Money loaned out by the government. Purpose made Clear All the seven functions numbered and quoted above Are mentioned specifically in the Bill As functions for which the farm Board is authorized to Advance government Money As a loan. The general bid policy of the Bill is stated in the preamble. In the preamble the statement of purposes includes among other the following. A place agriculture on a basis of Equality with other industries pro i Pond text. Control and stabilize the marketing of agricultural commodities and their food products re venting wasteful methods of distribution promoting the establishment and financing of a farm marketing system id ing in preventing and controlling surpluses in any agricultural commodity maintain advantage Ous Domestic markets prevent surpluses from unduly de for women a shoes Chicago 111., april 24�?op a tile next four years will see women a Gibson a stand praised London. Eng april 24.�? up a sir Austen Chamberlain British foreign Secretary told Tho House of commons today that the British government shared fully the Hopes and wishes of the United states government on disarmament As set Forth in ambassador Gibson a speech at Geneva on monday. A the government desires me to take this Opportunity to express its warm appreciation of the cordial conciliatory spirit shown by the american delegates and give Assur j but litle Hope was held for a ances on its behalf that in the same spirit and with the most Earnest wish to Reah a Complete understanding it will consider he american suggestions a declared sir Austen. Sir Austen made his statement in answer to a question by command heels reduced to the Elevation of for Joseph Kenworthy Laberite As menus miss Mable Lee of the uni j a Wbej-bp, ambassador Gibson s varsity of Nebr amp ska acting Prosi \ had Down a amp i big to his Stten Dent of the Middle West society of tinn and wha his mines physical education prophesied today As the society opened its annual Contention. A mrs. Herbert Hoover always wears Low teds a she added in explanation. Observing that american women and girls naturally follow their first lady baseball scores Tion and what response his Majes Tyr a government proposed. Desires arms reduction a was was at once stated by my Noble Friend. Lord Cushendun a began sir Austen a this majesty a government shares to the full the Hopes and wishes of the government of the United states As herein set Forth. His majesty a government equally with a government of the United states desires not merely a limitation but a reduction of naval armaments. A a they have indeed themselves made proposals for such a general reduction and that the reduction next attention. Defeated in their first test president hoovers supporters in opposition to the National origins provision of the immigration Law were looking ahead today to the conclusion of the farm debate before renewing in Earnest their Battle for repeal. Senate delays action the Senate immigration committee yesterday voted 4 to 2 to postpone indefinitely the Bills for repeal. A motion is pending in the Senate to discharge the committee and get the Bills before the Senate Roll Call on this move until the farm. Fight is Over. Completion of general discussion of the House farm Relief Bill yesterday put it before that chamber today for consideration of amendments under rules rigidly limiting de Bate. The Senate meanwhile proceeded into the second Day of its general discussion of the farm Bill reported by its agriculture committee with the Export debenture provision included despite president hoovers opposition to the plan. The House is expected to Complete action in its measure Well before the end of the week. But Senate discussion is Likely to continue for some Days. Other farm Bills coming a reminder of Early indications that the House May act on other farm Aid Bills dealing with specific problems is seen in a statement by representative Summers Republican Washington after a conference with Secretary Hyde predicting passage of his proposal to suppress National league Boston .201 of Brooklyn .010 02 Brandt and spoiler Elliott and should be applied to every class of fraudulent and unfair practices in Henline. War vessel. As Between ourselves i handling of perishable farm Philadelphia Ooi 00 and the United states such differ \ products. New York 200 50 ence As has hitherto existed has i the Summers measure which has Sweetland and Lerian Hubbell not been concerned with these i Beeh considered in the House before and of Farrell. Great principles nor with the Reia i would prohibit the making of false Chicago too too 2 i Tive strength of our respective a statements by commission merchants Pittsburgh. 004 too 0 vies but with determination of the Root and Angier Grimes and categories into which ships of War should be Hargreaves. Cincinnati postponed. And St. Louis rain. American league St. Louis. Chicago rain Post flying flapper lands with record Roosevelt Field. N a. Anri 24�? with regard to Quantity Quality and condition of perishable farm commodity shipments. It also would compel them to operate under a License. In addition the Bill would make it illegal for false statements to be made by shippers. Proposes warehouses a system of Federal warehouses Cleveland. 000-302 a Loman s under the jurisdiction of the Secre Detroit. 05solo endurance flight record to her tary of agriculture to be used for Wilt. T Carroll Isonio endurance night record to her the storage of All farm products was proposed in a Bill introduced today by representative Howard Democrat Nebraska. The measure would provide $42.-000.000 for the construction of the warehouses and would exclude the Secretary of agriculture from any provisions of the interstate com continued on Page 6 a a j t i aug ii Reu uru Lontin Miljus and l. Sewell Sorrell and edit she took off at 11 4o 44 a. Phillips. Pm it yesterday. Washington. 002-0 Smith had been in the air Philadelphia. A. 000-4 26 hours 21 minutes and 32 seconds. Marberry and Tate Earnshaw tile previous record held by Louise and Cochrane. New York. 001-12 Boston. 010-02 Hoyt and Grabowski ruffing and Berry. 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