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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 27, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather tier 17\ Erk time Quot id a til Tot a tvs fourth Cloudy cooler i he dlr u Lilain edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. A saturday april 27, 1929 twelve pages number 175 sees former farm lad is buyer of u. A line ships As agriculture Aid farm bloc to ask for More Relief Bills sees development of foreign markets As Forward agricultural step Man of no hobbies Greenwich Conn., april 27�? up a Paul w. Chapman the Illinois Larmer banker who bought the government s North Atlantic merchant Fleet cell ships for $16 082.000 says a thriving merchant Marine under Hie american Flag would be the Best kind of a farm a the most apparent certain re Lief a he declared a would be by developing increased foreign consumption which Are directly dependent on the Cost and facilities for Export of cur shipping. A with ample tonnage under american registry and supported by the new shipping Law wherein tile Powers of the government Are thrown into Active cooperation the american producer will have the cheap and efficient Export service which is the one tiling lacking to rapture foreign farm boy in Illinois or. Chapman is 48 years old. A native of Illinois and a farm boy who at 19. Began work As a Bank messenger in Chicago for $7 weekly. He grew up in the securities and banking business and his enterprises have grown by firm Steps trom state and National to International scope. He never has been in the Public Rye. Before launching p. W. Chapman a co. When he was 33 years old. He spent 14 years As a salaried employee of a Chicago Bank. During that period lie travelled incessantly interviewing Public authorities business men. Bankers and investors and is credited with having visited every City of 5.000 population or Mere in the country West of Pittsburgh has no hobbies nevertheless his sudden Advent As a world Factor in the shipping business disclosed a Man who was known from coast to coast but unknown through the newspapers. Or. Chapman had not sat for a photograph in 20 years before the United states government accepted his bid. He has no hobbies social interests or ambitions eats Little and cares nothing for sports. His parents had a Grain farm near the Little town of Jerseyville county scat of Jersey county southwestern Illinois. It was a Beautiful Fertile Section 40 Miles North of St Louis within the Illinois and Mississippi valleys. His ancestors went to Illinois from Massachusetts and Vermont and his father. Theodore Stillman Chapman won distinction As a Farmer legislator. Lawyer and banker. The permanent family Home of the new american shipping magnate is at Highland Park. Iii. Or. Chapman also maintains a Homo in greenwich., Conn. He has four sons and a daughter sheriff dance club member assertion Plankinton. 8. April 27.�? a special a Charles v. Breeding of i Orth of White Lake. Charged with operating a Public dance for profit without a License was cleared of the charge Friday morning in Justice court Here. Conducted by Justice d a. Hughes. To is understood that or. Breeding will continue to it on dances for the Idle hour to Nee club for which he claimed in acted a agen1. On the stand. Or Breeding that the dance was held Quot do his direction for Tho Trio Lour club and was not a Public Anre. The club was formed he my after the county commission a is had refused to Grant a number if dance licenses. He claimed that Norbeck Ole Margarine de measure will be pressed at special session Federal planes hit u. S. Consulate Washington d. . April 27�? up a the state department was advised today that three mexican government air planes attacking rebels holding Ciudad Obregon Sonora dropped a number of bombs on the City thursday afternoon and one of i them crashed through the roof of the american consulate and explode discontent to still prevail on the farms Sullivan thinks that Relief measures will not bring desired remedy vice Consul Earl w. Eaton reported to Secretary Stimson today that no one was injured but that the explosion covered him with dust to urge Waterways Lenin Felt sees political play i from the front of the consulate april 27�?jand exploded. The doors were Washington. special a wheat Farmers of South i smashed. Dakota and the Northwest generally should not allow the two major issues of the special session of con Gress farm Relief and Tariff revision a to overshadow other possible legislation which May be of almost equal importance to them. Observers Here Are pointing out. I several new m arks Are is while the Chance for passage of to abolished at Drake Bills other than the major farm meet today Bill and the Hawley Smoot Tariff pcs a apr 27_ a i one mile High school relay won Sioux Falls High takes mile relay Bill does not at present appear Bright experienced Washington experts foresee the possibility of a protracted session this summer which will ultimately be thrown open to a number of issues excluded by the program As it stands now. By Mark Sullivan Washington d. April 27�?the 124 determining motive for what will i be done about the debenture plan. Since president Hoover s disapprove i a1 of it will be found less in Wash i in ton than on the Western wheat Fields and the Grain markets that reflect conditions in the wheat Fields. I senators from wheat growing communities know that their fortunes in a political sense Are As closely tied up with wheat As if they were growers of it or dealers in it. They know that next fall there is going to be an immense report 3 priests slain by chinese new York n. Y., april 27�?i the Rev. Linius Monohan. Rector of St. Michael s monastery of Union City n. J., announced to j Day he had received a cablegram from Hankow China stating that i three missionaries had been slain i by chinese bandits. The three reported killed were i roman Catholic missionaries of 1 the passion its order. They were i the Rev. Father Clement Sybold. Dunkirk. N. Rev. Godfrey hold Obein. Baltimore. Old. And Rev. Wal her Coveyou. Tire latter s address i is unknown. He is from the Middle West. The cablegram said the i missionaries had been killed april1 by Sioux Falls White. Davis. Kemper Palmer Newton second Cedar rapids third Marshalltown j crop. By the coincidence that so fourth. Time 3 33 6-10. Often bedevil All farming there is a similarly Large crop in other. Des Moines la., april 21�? a3 a countries. The consequence will be furthermore the rules and Asri Groux palls s. D., High school won j Low prices for wheat. An Antici House its heat in the mile relay pre farm waste Bill to provide Cash pulp Iees to re made easily available if Schale s measure passes aboard the Levi Ainan flagship cd the new Chapman Fleet t. V. Of Connor. Chairman of the shipping Board is Reading a statement in connection with Transfer of the ship. Paul w. Chapman Center faces or. O Connor. . Law Breakers arms meet bars Civen sentences Reserve problem culture committees of the Are now organized and functioning and it would thus be entirely possible to pass most of the farm Bills which have born introduced. Finally. It is the Contention of the agricultural bloc in both houses including senators Mcmaster and Norbeck. And representatives John son Williamson and Christopher Sony the entire South Dakota state delegation that these other farm Bills Are As much a part of a farm Aid program As the Hoover Bill itself. Other matters essential this Contention received added the Drake relays White. Davis. Kem luminaries at Here today per and Palmer of Sioux Falls were timed in 3 37 6-10. Behind were three Iowa teams Oskaloosa Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs and East Des Moines. The other heats went in slower times. A drizzling rain that started falling an hour before the meet on ened. Dampened the finals of the Drake relays carnival this afternoon. Wil furl Ketz of the University of Michigan smashed the Drake record for the Hammer throw a Demitz sheriff Wood Smith who raided the dance along with county officers became a member of the club by buying a ticket to use As evidence against the club. Chicago to Cange its time tomorrow Chicago. 111 april 27�?chicagoans and suburbanites will suffer the annual loss of an hour at 2 a. In. Tomorrow when Daylight Ravine time goes into effect. Replacement in full will be made next september. Clocks governing the schedules of steam and electric lines operating suburban trains will be moved ahead. Some of prisoners Heleas Al on probation woman gets i months Sioux Falls. S. April 27�?�? Lillian Carston. Huron was sentenced to four months in the Minnehaha county jail upon her plea of guilty to a charge of violating the National motor vehicle theft net when she was arraigned end sentenced in Federal court late Friday. Roy Capps. Sioux Falls was sentenced to 90 Days in the Yankton county jail for Sale of liquor in violation of the National prohibition Law. Manley Simonson formerly of around Sisseton was sentenced toll months in the Minnehaha county jail for transporting a stolen automobile and put on probation. William Ward. 36. Brooking. Was sentenced to 90 Days in the Yankton county jail for violating the Mann act. Frank l. Wort Hen. Mitchell was sentenced toll months in the j Minnehaha county jail for removing Money from the mail while he was a mail Carrier. Was put in probation. J William Entinger and Sylvia Anderson. Dell rams. Charged with use of the mails to defraud were Given to months in jail respective \ in. The latter was put on Proba j lion. I Henry Rosenbohn. Sioux fall was fined $100 for having property designed for the manufacture of i liquor. Cheater Larsen. Sioux Falls got Throe months in a a ail and a Fine of $100 for Sale and transportation of liquor. James Stanton. Sioux Falls got 30 Days in jail and a Fine of Sigo for the same offence Jack Wear Ham. Sioux Falls a i id Sigo for Possession of liquor Kern s. Lee. Huron cot six months in jail and a line of $500 for Possession and Sale of liquor. He was found guilty by a jury. and Home Olson Chamberlain got he Dav in the i county jail for Sale of liquor Otto Smith was fined $200 for Possession of liquor. Mystery levees at Quincy still hold Murphysboro. By. April 27 a i Apt the mis in Siopis River broke through the South grand Tower la a a shortly Bejoc noon Ioda. Inundating 7.odo acres of land nearest the town. I a few minutes later a report i reached grand Tower that a South i wind on the raging River had rip Ped a Long Hole in the Dike South i of big Muddy River on the missis Spini. Thus subjecting nearly 20.000 i additional acre to overflow in the Mcclure districts j the latter break Means a disastrous flood in the Union county i Bottoms. The town of Mcclure suf a feed great damage during the i 1927 floods. Stand of i. S. And Britain make inclusion at present impossible Geneva Switzerland. April 27�? up a despite Strong German and russian objection limitation of trained army reserves was ruled out of the draft treaty of the prepare tory disarmament commission today. I he action was in line with the announcement of ambassador Hugh s. Gibson american representative made at yesterday s session that the United states in the interests of j making Progress toward disarm ment would not insist upon trained reserves figuring in the treaty although it still believed that they i should. Alter Clear evidence that a major Ity of the countries at the Confer i ence favored taking no action on reserves. President Loudon this Aiter noon ruled that no limitation of j them could be envisaged in the j treaty. Russia demands vote Maxim Litvinoff soviet Delegate. I demanded a vote but president Loudon refused this As the question in solved a principle. He said that a w in a toss of 157 feet 8 2-5 inches dec we it when the pre. Ident s m i Tho previous Mark of 1 Quot stressed Waterways development. Ii. In Phi. He Piaf sensing of commission and similar measures As Zeenea Lur j be Sentman of Illinois Captur 155 Gween of. Feet. 6 inches made by sensing of commission merchants Pittsburgh in 1927. Needed for i Lee Sentman of agricultural Aid. None of these is Yarcy High hurdles Clear provided for in the present Mcnary in the Sticks with two Yards to and Haugen Bills. Two measures which Are prominent in the individual farm Bills already introduced in the special session Are the Norbeck Hausen Ole Margarine Bill and the Walsh Bill authorizing establishment of laboratories for testing the protein Content of wheat. Senator Walsh of Montana the author of the latter Bill. Has said that he regards it a vital to a farm spare in 14 9-10. Sprint College Medley 440, 220 and 830 Yatos won by Hastings Bierman. Bandh. Kimdell. Kemp. 120 Yard High hurdles final won by Sentman. Illinois. 880 Yard relay Toto school class a won by Washington. Cedar rapids Scottsbluff. Neb. Second Mason City. Third Washington fourth. Time 1 33 8-10. Two mile class a High school re Fer its passage at this session. The Bill will appropriate $285,000 with which the Secretary of agriculture would be authorized to establish local laboratories in conjunction with state agricultural colleges. Extension schools and state departments of agriculture As Well As strictly Federal ones if necessary. Would eliminate middleman this would enable the Farmer on demand to procure a Means of testing his wheat adequately and receiving for himself the added Litvinoff would have a Chance to value placed on High protein con vote when the text of the draft tent Grain. This additional Price treaty takes written form. J largely goes to the middleman. It became certain that the con senator Walsh argues and this Bill script Ion countries like France j would prove a great Boon in in Italy and Japan would win their i creasing farm profits. Point that trained reserves should j a similar Bill has been introduced rid program and that he will press i Lay. Won by East pcs Moines High. 1 time 8 30 9-10. Not be included w Hen lord Cushen Dun Delegate of great Britain disclosed that Britain like the United states in the interest of making Progress toward disarmament would not insist upon the reserves being in the treaty. Germany would include reserves count von Bernstorff the German Delegate maintained that reserves formed a decisive Factor in War and should be limited even in in the House. Tile Harbeck Haugen Bill Only missed being enacted into Law during the last session by a narrow margin and would almost surely pass if it could be brought in at this session. It provides for adding a new class of so called a cooking compounds to the various compounds now defined by Law As Ole Margarine. By adding these compounds to Tima Ting that a disarmament draft the list they would be subject to treaty which did not take into account trained reserves As army effective would be unacceptable to Germany. Soviet Russia the Netherlands and Sweden supported the German viewpoint. $800 and a Day for slaying Elk Custer. S. I april 27�? up a for killing an Elk without a permit near it ter last november. Alex Zwetzig of Tuthill was sentenced to serve one Day in jail and was fined $200 and costs the nearly $600 taxation As butter substitutes whereas now they can Only be taxed at a much less rate As cooking i compounds. Those who support this Bill say j that it would be of immense value to the dairymen by further restricting the production of cheap too Yard dash won by Bracey Rice Institute elder. Notre Dame second time 9 8-ip. Running Broad jump won by Gordon Iowa. 23 feet 3-4 inches Portress. Northwestern and Mendel. Yankton College tied for second. Discus throw won by Jack army. 158 feet 3 inches Engelman South Dakota state second 145 feet 4 1-2 inches. Distance University Medley 440 so three quarters and mile won by Illinois Minnesota second. Time 10 24 new Drake record former Mark of 10 21 5-10 made by Illinois in 1923. Shot put won by White. Kansas state teachers 47 feet 4 1-2 inches. Two mile University relay won by Iowa. Time 7 57 3-10. Pole vault won by Otterness Minnesota. 3 feet 4 5-3 inches new Drake record old record made by Mckown Kansas state teachers at 13 feet in 1924.� one mile College relay won by Oklahoma baptists. Time 3 21 4-10. Ficht on Mellon to reach floor Norris says he will insist Treasury head is serving illegally Washington d. C., april �?~27.�? up a the Senate judiciary committee. Patoray decline in Price has already begun on the Grain exchanges where wheat is More than ten cents a Bushel lower than a week ago and Twenty cents a Bushel lower than in february. How closely senators from wheat growing states follow the Price of that commodity and How they make political use of it is suggested by a passage Iii the Senate this week. Senator Blaine of Wisconsin observed that a a the Day after the president delivered his message respecting farm Relief the Price of wheat took a tremendous senator Blaine implied of course that there was a relation of cause and effect Between the slump in j wheat and the presidents disapproval of the debenture plan. Discontent still Rife whether the farm Relief Bill that j this Congress will pass can operate it soon enough to take care of this year s wheat crop is Uncertain. It May possibly be Able to help some if passed promptly. The Western senators think it cannot operate soon enough. Indeed Many of them think the regular farm Relief plan can never take care of wheat surpluses. Translated into politics they anticipate there is going to be As much farm discontent in the wheat states this fall As there Ever was though As respects some other crops conditions May be quite satisfactory. Such senators and congressmen As expect to come up for re election in wheat states next year anticipate being reproached about farm Relief. They anticipate that the regular farm Relief Bill will have been enacted but that there will still be discontent with the Price of wheat. Anticipating that condition these senators and congressmen want to be prepared with a defense. They want to say they favored a different form of farm Relief which would have done the work. They want further to say or imply that their alternative form of farm Relief we Ould have been j enacted but for president Hoover. blame on Hoover in Short we hat these senators desire is As fully met by president hoovers Public disapproval of the debenture plan As by the adoption of the plan. Indeed it is rather better met for the senators can claim the Ideal benefits of what would have been if their course had been followed. They can get All the imaginary benefits of the debenture plan As a theory without the disadvantages that would by Blair Coan Washington d. A. April 27�? i copyright a every properly local a cd agricultural Community in the j United states is offered the Opportunity of securing a new local in Dusty As Well As increasing their j local farm profits about $12.00 an j acre under the terms of the farm i waste Bill just introduced which j provides a fund of $23,000,000 to be s loaned to these communities at four j percent interest. The measure provides that when the Farmers or planters in any locality comprising 900 Square Miles in which there is an annual production of at least 50.000 tons of such waste Fields As Cornstalk cot to stalks. Straws of All kinds to amendment to debenture to placate foes Norris proposes plan which he thinks will Check overproduction Borah May Back it Washington. c. April 27�? up a after a Call at the White Home senator Nye of North Dakota a Republican Independent said to-1 Day that in his opinion the Senate would not approve the Export debenture provision written into the farm Bill by the Senate agn i cultural committee. The North Dakotan Abo said to i believed the Home and Senate i leaders would get together Oil a farm Relief measure in time to place the Hill upon Tho statute i books to be of tee live in this year s crops. He added Tho Success of a i farm program As outlined by pres i Idem Hoover in his message to Congress would depend largely upon the personnel of the proposed Federal Lam Board. Washington. A april 27�?1/4 a advocates of the Export debenture plan of farm Relief had High Hopes today for increasing their strength in the Senate before the Issue comes to a vote next week. They planned to Center their efforts during the week end recess of Congress on the amendment offered late yesterday by senator Bacco stems or sugar Cane meet i Norris Republican Nebraska which and agree in written contract to deliver to some certain site 50.000 tons of these wastes annually for a period of five years or More. $100,000 will be loaned them for the purpose of erecting a paper pulp Mill. It stipulates further that the administration of the Industry must be in the hands of the local chamber of Commerce or commercial club which it is believed make for efficient business Man Koukl add to the debenture clause in the Senate farm Bill a provision for decreasing the debenture rates whenever overproduction developed in a crop on which they would be applied. That proposal was described a4? an Effort to answer the criticism that Tho debenture plan vigorously opposed on ten counts by pres ident Hoover would have a ten i a a a j Dency to bring about overproduce i gement. J on of crops affected. It was senator Thomas d. Schall by Dairy Industry the Bill would also help Tho growers of feed grains who also strongly favor it. Another group of Bills of great interest to South Dakota Farmers Are those aimed at reducing transportation costs. Chief of these per costs amounting to haps. Is that of senator capper of Kansas. It directs an investigation Zwetzig pleaded guilty to the by the interstate Commerce com charge before judge Harold r. Han. Mission into the possibility of lower icy in circuit court Here Friday. He j in rates on agricultural commode i ration butter. By Heiring the j having divided on the question yes weather forecast South Dakota partly Cloudy tonight and sunday cooler tonight in Southeast portion. Minnesota partly Cloudy to Cloudy tonight and sunday showers tonight in extreme Southeast portion cooler in Southeast portion tonight and sunday and in East Central Poi Ion sunday. North Dakota partly Cloudy tonight and sunday except probably showers tonight in Southeast portion slightly cooler tonight in Northeast portion. Iowa partly Cloudy to Cloudy probably showers tonight and in Quincy. 111 april 27�?<40�?saved for the time being when the threatened big Rise of the Mississippi failed by several inches to reach its predicted stage the levees protecting the 170,000 acres of nearby lowlands constituted an insoluble mystery today. They May go out before night they May go out next week and Thev May net go out at All. The Only thing anyone knew definitely the Only thing also that inspired and sense of Security was that the River had apparently reached the Crest of its latest attack. The stage increased slowly Here during the night and was expected to Stop at about 21 6 feet this morning. Was arrested by a game Warden Between Custer and the Custer Park last november 22. Huron attorney to be reinstated Sioux Falls. S. April 27�?t/p a after a confession and apology yesterday. R. P. Carlton Huron attorney charged with contempt of Federal court Here will be reinstated for practice judge Elliott announced. Carlton was alleged to have attempted to influence Lillian car Sten. A witness against Henry s. Lee of Huron in a liquor Case. Hatchery ties intended for Export and has an excellent Chance of passing both houses if a vote can be secured. There Are several measures of ter Day was called upon today to take a definite stand on the matter of Andrew w. Mellon a right to serve As Secretary of the Treasury the Post he has already held for More than eight years. Chairman Norris called the meat ing to vote on a report prepared by himself holding that As the Holder of Stock of various corporations Mellon is serving illegally an old statute forbidding the Secretary of the Treasury to be interested in Trade or Commerce. The report was prepared in re Soonse to the Resolution of senator Mckellar Democrat Tennessee ditto Type in the House notable reeling the committee to inquire among them being two which Are the question. Designed to decentralize the inter-1 state Commerce commission. Under these Bills the commission would be divided into a regional body a majority of its membership however being retained at Washington. It is claimed that such a division would insure More equitable distribution of freight rates from the great agricultural producing Center of the Midwest and Northwest. Would Tush St. Lawrence plan similar to these Bills Are others which would provide for the development of the St. Law rence waterway. The purpose would be the same to secure reduced transportation costs but Thev would Norris conclusion is directly contrary to the opinion recently Given by attorney general Mitchell to president Hoover in which he held there was no question of Mellon a right to serve. Senator also. Democrat Montana a Momber of the committee agreed with Norris. Regardless of the vision of the committee. Senator Norris intends to submit his report either As a majority or minority report from the committee and thus bring the Issue to the attention of the Senate o which Nowr numbers about a dozen members of the Senate but which is increasing rapidly in membership. Members of this a bloc Quot Point out the Merit of the plan citing the fact that the govern-1 ment is loaning Money on the Best 1 possible Security. By the pulp pro a Cess to be used. Which is govern i ment waled. 50.000 tons of waste i will reduce to 20.000 tons of paper i pulp. This pulp is now Selling at about $30 a ton which Means the $100,000 to be loaned is guaranteed by $600,000 Worth of pulp annually i another feature which Means they can sell their pulp at any Price Tutov desire with the result that the Canadian we Ood pulp can not compete. A the passage of this said senator Daniel t. Stock of Iowa today in commenting on it. A Means every farming Community can now have a new Industry and that the Farmers can get Back some profit for their several Chambers of Commerce have already begun laying plans for the erection of pulp Mills and have written members of both houses of Congress to get behind this measure. Hoover sneaks out of Capitol Washington. a. April 27�? Pic president Hoover slipped away from the White House today for emerge in the practical application i an automobile ride with his Des of it. Ever since the debenture i Tinatin unannounced. White plan was first proposed Many sen House attaches said the chief exec actors supporting it have said in Pri i utile had not disclosed any info Vato conversation that they would i mation regarding his trip. This be fully satisfied if president was the first time since taking of Hoover would take the responsible face that Hoover has left for a crops of i frankly hailed As a Means of draw Minnesota introduced the Bill in i eng support to the provision and behalf of the farm waste bloc senator Borah. Republican. Idaho. Was counted As one of the icily of disapproving the plan the same conditions Here described constitute a political motive for the democrats to support the debenture plan. The probable Price of wheat next fall is going to create an Opportunity for the democrats to elect some senators and trip without his known. Purpose being emits it probably had gained for the debenture supporters. Foes wont Block vote senator Norris argued that a there Isnit anything in the Bill without the plan that will restrain overproduction a but held it was a quite evident Quot that without some such restraint As he proposed it would operate to increase production. Administration supporters in the debenture controversy Are making no Effort to vote in the question and observers expect to see the contest decided tuesday. While Republican leaders expect the vote to be close they Are confident that the debenture provision will be eliminated from the Bill and that its passage will follow quickly. The debenture proponents meanwhile Are preparing to continue their efforts. Whig they have not Given up Hope that they can Kren the debenture provision with the Norris amendment in the farm Bill they Are already laying plans to try to attach it to the Tariff revision Bill later if Defeated next week. Senator Borah is known to be in favor of such a move. New Issue injected a new Issue has been injected into the situation meanwhile by the National cooperative milk producer s federation which has made Public a vigorous protest against provisions in the Senate and House Bills that require cooperative marketing associations to a own. Control and manager a the proposed stabilization corporations. Its protest., in which it predicted that losses by the stabilization corporations would reflect upon and discredit the cooperative movement. Was based on the Assumption that the debenture plan would be Defeated. Yankton Man takes own life Yankton s. D., april 27�?dp a Fred Sickman 47. Unmarried who congressmen in Western states. The j lived with his brother on a farm Opportunity will be greater if the i East of Yankton committed suicide democrats Are then Able to say Early this morning. His body was they supported the debenture plan found hanging to a Rafter in the i rooms. And to claim the debenture plan i granary. Sickman has been mental-1 a new Tariff Bill was fast being would have raised the Price of by unbalanced for the past two put into shape to be introduced wheat years relatives said induced by Early next week. The House has a further motive for democrats worry Over financial reverses. J finished its Job of framing a farm to support the debenture plan lies i of -. Relief Bill and the Senate has that Gates Kaytes i Issue before it. Congress activities taken to corridors Washington d. C., april 27�?<zp> a Congress was in recess today and its activities were confined mainly to the corridors and committee the f Riese hatchery Sells Sci a pro the leghorn Chicks from their Northwest with a direct outlet too j i i ii a sea Coons ored by repro even that is one tenth of a foot own Hocks and advertise in sedatives Al apes and Mcleod Are above last mondays stage which to ii aimed at this. In the Bounty of two cents a Pound on exported Cotton which the debenture plan carries a Southern Democrat running for in his own party primary does not relish being charged by another Democrat with voting Adverse to a two cent Bounty on exported Cotton. Doubtless a Good Many democrats As individuals will support the debenture plan. It is doubtful however if the democrats will make an official party program of it. For one reason several Northern democratic senators. Such As Walsh of Massachusetts have already made it Clear they will vote against the debenture plan. Won t commit party for another reason. Democratic leaders in the nation Are eager that the party in its official actions. Hagberg in 2nd the Senate judiciary committee failed to reach a decision on the Kennebec s. A. April"27�?<v>�? i in its opinion Secretary Mel Jess Gates Pierre fighter scored a Ion s Stock Bon has in business in knockout Over Al Hagberg of Sioux act nes would bar him from be Falls. In the second round of a i Bolding office. That mat scheduled ten round go Here last night. The Sioux Falls fist Uffer opened the bout by Rushing Gates and carrying the fight to his opponent. Near the close of the second round Gates larded a left to the face Anc a hard right to finish his Man. O ter was left Over until next week. Georgia mobilizes for storm victims Atlanta. Ga., april 27�? a3 a a recheck of the South Georgia Tornado Ridden area placed the definitely known dead in that Section and a part of South Carolina from thursday s storms at fifty two. Twenty less than originally had Neie ans to part los Angeles calif., april 27.�? up a another motion picture Colony. Be a renor cd. Love Romance today seemed Des j As Relief workers penetrated the tined to end in the divorce courts. Stricken Region Between Metter Blanche Sweet film actress an and Statesboro where the heavy w hic h broke All modern records but it is almost a foot below what had been the Republican Spring. There is a every j still Ano or class of measures. A a a reason introduced by representatives sin Rast and South portions sunday predicted by government observers i r. A Iii Clair of North Dakota. Glover of morning not much change in tem in the basis of heavy Rains r Ort ii j wry they always come Back Arkansas and others would strike yera Ture. Of Here in Iowa Missouri and Hli weeks forecast Nois. Weather Outlook for april 29 to o by the associated press saturday Senate and House Are in adjourn ment until monday. Senate judiciary committee considers report on Secretary Mellon s right to office. Full Republican membership of House ways and Means committee 29 Mav 4 for the regions of the great j Ahvis inti air lakes the upper Mississippi Valley we Jui Vladiv and the Northern and Central great Plains no cremes in tempera new York a a y april lures Likely probably one or two the new York to Mes said precipitation periods a that Harry p. Sinclair has local temperatures j Strong la advised by fellow maximum and minimum temper Fel a Winch Toller will at manipulation of futures markets i considers proposed Tariff revisions Ine Iuliu wig Illier win Fey limiting the amount of futures traded in any one Day by an Indi i j j a i i visual trader and by markets collectively. And imposing stringent re repeal or amendment of the Grain standards act is advocated by yet another group of Bills while there Are still More which would provide attire As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today. Maximum 70 minimum 47 at 7a in. Today 48 roads fair precipitation. .03 inches precipitation some january i. 5 84 inches precipitation excess since january i 1.29 inches. A tax he Rind roads for laboratories or research to seek from causing surpluses. Tell you a y i a to try car ave had wonderful a hxuvc1.v, a us a Juwann oui Uruu in Hain a in Jud Sun a from the want and restrictions upon deceptive dealing t York. N. A. April 27�? a3 a. L repeal or amendment of the Grain published in the Republican were nearly flooded with orders. Please publish the enclosed and for which you find Money order enclosed. Yours for great business Friese South Dakota poultry with which South Dakota and Otto apr. Love her members Are attacking the problem. Raisers May now Nave Meir furthermore the aroused con flocks state accredited. It science of the country toward a 1 a culture As indicated by president Sioux Falls 56 64 46 .00 fair Yankton 52 68 52 of Good Aberdeen 34 63 34 of fair Huron 39 66 39 of Good to at Row to 4? 63 36 of Good to it i or re 40 67 46 no Good today been j directors and officers of toe Sinclair consolidated Oil corporation to retain the chairmanship whether or not he is required to serve the 90 Day jail term that has been imposed upon him for contempt of the Senate. Sinclair has Given no indication i that he plans to and the newspaper said the impression i Amon his close associates is that j he will retain the chairmanship. Of speeder knighted Bognor. Eng., april 27�? up a a Joe h. O. Segrave. England so arc a of culture As a Nicaea by Are Siam Speed King is now a Knight of the pm a a t81sc it pure str tin hoovers friendliness and the Road. In fact. King George today Anc Kiev Only from such tude of Ftp Tern members of con of i Al a y Viny 11 Vin a us 11, Gress. Is believed Here to presage i sweeping action on most of the grouts of Bills outlined Here Dur unit a states. I Jse inc did. Inc the next regular session Friday House adopted Resolution making $4,250,000 available to combat Mediterranean fruit Fly. Senate discussed farm Relief and received amendment by senator Norris Republican Nebraska designed to prevent debenture plan new methods of utilizing waste farm products would License or Handicap commission merchants dealing in perishable produce or would adjust Tariff rates. All of these Are probably doomed j to failure during the special session j except those stressed earlier above but All of them indicate the vigor Stock. Use the Bank. First prohibition debate of session in House was caused by shooting of alleged Bootlegger by Washington policeman. Senate judiciary committee membership divided on Secretary Mellon a right to office under old statute senator Robinson of Arkansas democratic vice presidential candidate assailed senator Borah of Idaho for silence on religion during Campaign. Senator Heflin Democrat. Alabama. Announced he would discuss a roman Republican conspiracy in the United states senator fess. Republican. Ohio re introduced Bill to provide for consolidation of railroads should present a Worth picture to i bounced yesterday that she and i est destruction was wrought it the country As a whole. The wisest1 a her director husband. Mar developed than there had been do of the democratic leaders Are of i Phall Neilan had separated and i plications in reports of some deaths posed to having the party officially that she would file divorce pro committed to what much of the seedlings. Country regards As an economic i heresy. They shrewdly anticipate a frail that the Price of wheat standing Urilli Jill a Cuiulo alone As an act of nature with no s National league Aid from the democratic party will a Boston 020-201-0 probably work in favor of them new York 000-102-1 in two counties. It was considered probable hmm Over. That As toe More Remote Rural districts were visited additional casualties particularly among negroes. Would be revealed. Most of the known dead were negroes. Tho revised death list by Eom they can get most of the advantage of it without being involved in the controversial aspects of the debenture plan. What is said Here applies to the Senate. That is the Only body that will pass the debenture plan and Chicago \ 02�-lf>n o ,_., a unities follows Smith and Taylor Genewich and Statesboro Vicinity 22. Metter v1�?T .jt,1 Finity 18. Cochran 4. for 2. Philadelphia 013-01 Rentz i. Anderson s. Vicinity 4 br2��ilyn l 001-01 Hobby Ville s. I w la Ouimby and Lerian Clark j a and Henline. There is no certainty that it will. The House will refuse to pass the debenture plan and if the plan Ever gets into the final conference Between the two bodies the House will stand out All summer against it. New yorker Given Caldwell a Post Washington d. a april 27�? a3 a Quot William d. S. Starbuck a Democrat of new Jersey has been selected by president Hoover As a member of the Federal radio commission succeeding commissioner Caldwell of new York. Starbuck is a lawyer and an Engineer with offices in new York City. He is 43 years old a graduate of Columbia University and has been actively engaged in the practice of Patent Law with particular attention to radio matters Pittsburgh .123-000 Malone and soil Ute Swetonic and Hargreaves. American league Detroit. 300 0 St Louis Ooi 0 Blaeholder and Manion Uhle and Phillips. Lad lashed to tree a Werk. Head Down Albion. Ah., april 27�?t/p a la toed to a tree head downward within 25 feet a the Home of his parents Law rence Mills. 15, son of or. And mrs. Elgin Mills living near Marengo who had been miss ing a week we As found found Early Washington of too of today by a resident of the Veini j Boston too 200 0 j to who heard the boys cries. I Jones and Tate Macfayden and j the boy said he had been in Berry that position a Short time after new York. 020 401 having been taken there by five Philadelphia too 12 men who he said kidnapped him Pipgras and Grabowski Grove in Albion last week while he Wras and Cochrane. Cleveland too Chicago too Shaute and Myatt Thomas and Berg. O a woman. Mrs. Edith Wilson is a Deputy District attorney in san Francisco awaiting a bus. Five hits Little Falls Little Falls. Minn., april 27.�? Jet a the we Orst fire in the history of Little Falls today wiped out the nine business establishments and the Telephone Exchange causing a loss estimated at. $350,000

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