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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 2, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather fair cooler the evening Republican third edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Friday August 2,1929 ten pages number 254 Hoover naval order rouses ire in capital but Borah an authority holds president can Stop building Senate is excited by Mark Sullivan Washington d. C., aug. 2�?the controversy Over president hoovers order tentatively suspending work 1 or three cruisers is More intense in f Washington than is realized by the country outside of Washington. One i Carua reason is the Large number of professional naval people Here and others directly interested in a larger Navy. Decidedly not All the exposition however is to be interpreted in the same Way. Some of the opposition is almost As much in favor of an agreement with great prptain As or. Hoover himself is. This latter group believes whether wrongly or rightly that construction of several new cruisers by the United states is an indispensable first step toward bringing great Britain to willingness to make an agreement. Their Point of View is intricate and is within the Field of psychology. They believe that two nations can come to an agreement to have parity Only when they meet As actual naval equals in other words they believe the actuality of Equality is necessary before the psychology of agreement on parity can follow. For this View there is some though not necessarily adequate justification in America s experience in the recent past. Indeed. Americas experience in the recent past is j the cause of the existence of the group whose state of mind is Des ribbed above. This recent history i begins in the Spring of 1927 when i president Coolidge solicited great j Britain to an agreement on parity similar to the one now being be i Goti ated representatives of the two nations and also of Japan met i at Geneva. The discussion ended in j failure. _ gambled with America some americans believe whether rightly or wrongly that the failure j was due to the fact that great Britain came to the meeting with a a arge Navy while we came with a 1 relatively Small one. The theory,1 which was Only a theory was that the persons then powerful in the British government decided a to take j a chances on americans being in i willing to spend the Money to build a Navy As Large As great Britain a i the Chance was that great Britain could keep her naval superiority i which in the minds of some British statesmen would be much More agreeable than having Mere Equality with America. A a whether that state of mind Actu j ally existed within the then Brit i ish government is of course a mat i to of guess work. The suggestion that it did exist May Well have been unfair. There May have been wholly different reasons for the failure j if Geneva. In any event this feeling about the British attitude exist j de in our Congress and largely accounted for the subsequent developments. Congress determined by decidedly overwhelming sentiment to build our cruisers strength up to approximate a duality with Britain a. That determination was Plain and that motive for the action of Congress was Plain. A considerable part of Congress contemplated building far beyond Equality of Cruiser i strength and in to the superiority which some claim our position and i interest entitle us to. Congress authorized fifteen new cruisers to i be built at the rate of five a year. The Macdonald acted about the time this authorization was made. Or. Hoover became president. He took up new negotiations for an agreement on parity with the new British government that came i in with Ramsay Macdonald. The j res nations progressed favourably and. Considering the difficulties. Tep idly. Or. Macdonald on july 24 i announced suspension of part of the British building program. On receipt of that announcement. or. Hoover in what he describes As i a wish a to show equal Good will in our approach to the problem an it bounced i pension of work on three out of the five cruisers which Are this year s building program of the United states. Or. Hoover did not say that this partial and tentative s suspension was final. He said a we Hall not Lay these Keels until thru has been an Opportunity for full j consideration of their effect upon the final agreement for parity which a expect to instantly a ones ton was raised Asto president hoovers authority to suspend. Criticism continues More hotly in Washington than is real teed throughout the country. Those j who criticize or. Hoover say the i question of his right to suspend will be brought in in the Senate As soon As it reassemble August 19. On the joint at Issue senator Borah save i that As a constitutional and Legal is Quot ter. For. Hoover has the right to suspend. Senator Borah a standing his meticulous Ness about jurisdiction As Between the executive and Wal Stative branches is such that his i judgment is accepted even by Many j who Are antagonistic to the Prest-1 scents a Ion. Tor future to decide the other question is the fundamental one whether the United i is should have More cruisers j inc practically Universal judgment Hall have some mom. If in present negotiation for agreement with great Britain fails we woman names new farm body debenture to be driven to front again both Brookhart and Norris will urge it As Amend ment to Tariff Bill miss Lucy Hermon of Lima Ohio Only woman farm co operative Assoc Ator manager and the Only woman Delegate a the Federal farm Board meeting at Chicago last week told of the Farmers needs. Chicago 111., aug. 2�?honors went were groping for. The organization Uii to miss Lucy Hennon the Only will be incorporated with a capital i jea0 of a Quot straight subsidy w Oman Delegate at the farm Board of $10,000,000, but provision is made a government to Farmer Esfi Watson is worried evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. C., aug. 2�?the future of the debenture plan is now attracting the attention of administration leaders Here with senator James e. Watson of Indiana Republican floor Leader in the Senate claiming that it has less Chance of being written into Tariff legislation than it had when the farm Relief Bill was being considered. Senators Smith w. Brookhart of Iowa and Norris of Nebraska on the other hand will push their respective debenture plans from the Start of Tariff debate and assert that they intend to a place this proposal before the president this time a senator Norris introduced an amendment to the Tariff Bill incorporating the debenture idea As soon As House Bill was reported to the Senate and Brookhart followed with the same plan including somewhat different features. The Brookhart plan instead of giving the Farmer half of the Tariff on his exportable farm commodity in the form of a drawback would give him the full amount. Thi plan also would turn the debenture profit Over to the Central marketing Agency of the Federal farm Board thus excluding the possibility of non members profiting directly and lessening the from armed guards quell riot at Leavenworth convicts killed and wounded As officials shoot into crowd meeting Here who relieved the men i for an increase to $20,000,000. In a most embarrassing situation at i after the title was decided on a Lins n Chicago. Committee of sixteen was elected name that could possibly to set the machinery in motion and be suggested was offered for the bring farm Relief a step nearer. Hoover still opposed counting on the recent Rise in wheat prices and the coincident wave of optimism toward the whole farm problem administration Lead sales corporation and finally miss this was the main work performed j ers declare that the debenture plan Hennon a Petite and Bright Young by the Board and the action of is a a dead and will receive lady from Lima of. Offered the forming the marketing association no considerable support this fall name Farmers National Grain was carrying out a plan that had they contend that to Advance this corporation. Been agreed on in Washington. Plan at present would a a wreck the this title for the $20,000,000 mar the committee will meet Here. Program of the Federal farm Board keying corporation made some of again August 26, when the Organ and its subsidiary marketing Agen the orators sit up with a gasp and leation will be completed with Jecies. They also state that the All declared it was just what they i charter by Laws and officers. Min Loans Only for aboard to study member co Ops presidents opposition to the plan is still As Strong As it was at the time he issued his a ten Point denunciation during the farm Relief Battle. Chi is demolished United states Penitentiary Leavenworth ran., aug. 2�? apr oficial noun lenient was made Here today that the Mutiny in which one convict was killed and three injured was definitely at an end and that the situation in the prison was quiet. Denial was made that a fresh outbreak occurred among prisoners in the mess Hall this morning. Reports had been circulated outside the prison that a Large group of convicts refused to eat breakfast and hurled the table Ware shout the dining room. United states Penitentiary Leavenworth kan., aug. 2�? it pm one convict was killed four others were shot three critically and several were slightly injured in a riot at the prison Here yesterday that lasted Mote than a half Day before it was quieted. Mike Martinez a mexican who had served one year of a 30-year-term, was shot to death. Another prisoners leg was so badly mangled by gunshot that it was amputated at the prison Hospital. Two others were in the Hospital suffering from severe gunshot wounds while several were injured Only slightly. The last of the rioting prisoners was in his cell and the prison was quiet late last night. Guards with machine guns mounted on the prison Walls prevented any escapes during the disturbance. Cause kept secret there were numerous report As to the cause of the outbreak but prison officials declined to confirm or deny any of them. One report said the riot which starred in the mess Hall at noon was a protest against prison Grade food and the absence of ice in drinking water. Another said the prisoners who Washington a military Ledger shows War Cost Only $160,074 of Public funds was expended in fight for Independence record of commander shows a old files found in government office by Roland c. Davis Washington d. C., aug. 2�? up a George Washington a revolutionary Ledger showing that As commander in chief of the new Republic s forces in its Long War of Independence he spent Only $160,074 of Public funds has just been removed from the governments files for the use of american historians. The Ledger covered the eight year period from Washington a Assumption of the revolutionary army a command in june 1775, to the signing of the peace treaty at Paris and for nearly 150 years has lain thick with dust in the records of the governments general accounting offices. Made daily entries in it Washington daily recorded with Quill and Ink his expenses and with careful and explicit notations accounted for every expenditure citing whether it was for a household expenses a of the enemy a forces a or for Purchase of equipment. The records fill about too pages which now form a priceless manuscript. Besides recording the living expenses for their military activities the Ledger shows Washington bore out of the funds at his disposal the Cost of his army so secret intelligence or spy service. Between 1775 to 1781, he spent $17,617 on his spy system listing various payments to a unnamed persons so their identities would not be revealed. The Book presents a chronological summary of Washington a movements in the revolution and each of his Battles. For the first two years he itemized his expenses in terms of Pound Sterling but after 1777 his accounts were in terms of both dollars and the English currency the latter column being headed a a lawful Money a a led own reconnaissance Washington evidently did not attempt to conceal from the new american government his reverses on the Battlefield. In his 1777 accounts he recorded a $1,037 item for expenses on the March from Germantown pa., a until we hunted at Valley forge for the Snook gave love potions charges state state steals Thunder of defense on use of aphrodisiacs hints insane rage Columbus cd aug. 2�?dr. James h. Snook on trial for the murder of Theora a Hix thursday heard prosecutor j. Chester jr., Tell a crowded court and a mixed jury that Snook killed his Paramour in a fit of impatient anger when a slow working aphrodisiacs had not made her amenable to his advances. Snook calmly took notes and without the slightest show of feeling glanced casually at the blood frequently entries were made of encrusted garments worn by the reconnaissance a of the Comman Ohio state University medical coed Der in chief a sometimes with and sometimes without the army but generally with Only a party of horse. Grap Zep hits fast cup at sea present rate should put Airship at Lakehurst sunday morning Friedrichs Hafen Germany aug. 2�? apr the Zeppelin works at 8 15 p. In. Tonight 1 15 p. In. S. To had no communication with the Graf Zeppelin by wireless in Many hours. The Short wave station Here no longer could pick up even her communication with ships and other stations but hoped for direct Contact when the Airship neared the american coast. The huge air liner Graf Zeppe Smoot favors sliding scale on the fatal night of june 13. And the Small Bald headed Hammer and the pen knife which he used to bring about her destruction. Steal Snook defense the state deliberately took away from the defense their strongest Point the Contention that Snook maddened by sex stimulating drugs administered by Theora killed the girl in an emotional frenzy. The prosecution declared it would prove that the drug Angle entered into pm prisons had yielded to the suggestion. A third report Laid it to heat crazed narcotic addicts the the temperature standing at 100.3 degrees at noon yesterday. _. _ the hurling of food and the Sena or Brookhart however who porcelain dishes marked the begin at itt tip is returned Here from a Wes Ming of the riot shortly after 2,200 Phi Iai i Kip sap it declares that the Western of the 3,758 prisoners in the instill _ we live ii a live a growers a Are not satisfied tuition entered the mess Hall after r nmn pm Yore a if Vav to by sur Ftp a a their full they had listened to a plea by Cap farm Board Cha policy plan to reconsidered will measure of Relief. Viewing the de i Fain p. Kearny in command of denture plan from the legislative i the Hall to return to their cells. Angle he believes that it has an another demonstration was staged Opp Muhy of Gam More supporters and the convicts armed with knives and Forks and cd ibs obtained by breaking furniture flocked into the jail Yard. Prisoners shot armed guards arrived several Lin was hitting a rapid clip As she had Quot teen permitted to Quot a read the newspaper accounts of riots in East a will withold benefits from holdouts Washington d. C., aug. 2�?settling one of the major problems confronting it the Federal farm Board take years to become valuable by Raymond z. Henle it associated press staff writer Washington d. C., aug. 2�?capl in House and Senate than during the farm Bill discussion when some were influenced by the consideration has decided that the benefits which As soon As some pressing tasks that there would be no farm Bill non member farming cooperatives have been disposed of. The Federal to will derive from the operations of farm Board intends to inquire care in the House especially he says commodity stabilization corporations fully into the whole a Tower of j this consideration was uppermost in the minds of Many Western republicans who voted to kill the debenture plan. With this removed the iowan feels tha. The House May accept a Tariff Bill with the Deben Wili be indirect if at All. Although Ian i utilization condemnation and this decision was made for the wheat f t f. Producers alone it will apply to All f. A. Other commodities which come with this Field of study is regarded by in the Purview of the farm Board the Board As holding an important this decision was made Public as1 key to the solution of agriculture a j added especially of a the the result of the conference be difficulties but just what will result j bl11 is not greatly altered from its tween Board members and fifty farm from its inquiry can hardly be fore present general form As opposed to co operatives representatives in least. the originally planned a a limited Chicago last week and is summed 1 Tiu Board realizes that despite Rorm As proof he Points out that up in the following statement of diligent study already Given by sex Western members who suppose Loans Are not to be made pro the questions involved Are r me Bill minus to pools or associations which do not1 still unsettled. Many of the Scien patronize the Central marketing a lists of the department of to be provided a Ture upon whose knowledge the in effect this will Force All Grain Board is expected to lean believe Ond voyage to the United states today. At 6 30 a. In. Central Standard time she reported to the radio station at Casablanca Morocco that she was 600 Miles West of Gibraltar. She was headed toward the azores but it was not certain whether she would pass Over them or would skirt them on a Westerly course. The last previous report was at 2 a. In. When the dirigible reported her position about 265 Miles West of Gibraltar and said that weather conditions were a Good a in covering this leg of her flight the Graf was speeding along at an average of from 65 to 70 Miles an hour. The Zeppelin had encountered Chi Strong head winds Over France and minutes later and with a command Naris of the Mediterranean but to the convicts to return to their Besan to pick up Speed in accordance cells fired volleys of shots from i with Hugo Eckener a expectations their riot guns. Several prisoners As soon As she reached the Atlanta and the others went to their i tic. Sugar expected to be one of most controversial Tariff items v Washington d. a aug. 2-<>-a a a a a it in tense plan Only the re gilding scale sugar Tariff plan rang six of in. Stomach had tog from one cent a Pound at the tents a a the time Market prices Are High to been disclosed by a Columbia three cents a Pound when the Market is depressed was made Public today by chairman Smoot of the Senate finance committee. Smoot will offer the proposal As a substitute for the Flat rate of 3-cents a Pound placed on sugar in the House Tariff Bill. Hearings will be held next week when the substitute will be considered by the committee. Under the sliding scale the present rate of $2.20 would apply when sugar is Selling in new York at 6 been disclosed by newspaper while the state was seeker g to keep this information secret for trial purposes. A the state expects to show a Chester said a that a Sandwich consumed by the girl less than an hour before the murder had been sprinkled with a mixture of two of the strongest potions known for stimulating the drugs in Sandwich a we expect to show a he tinted waving aloft bottles taming a mixture of each. Cents a Pound which is about the these bottles were found in con con a that a a _ the present Price. Veterinary clinic where Snook had Cuba would receive the same 20 i his offices percent preferential under the Slid a on june 13. The night of Tho cells. Inside the cell houses the riot began in Earnest. The convicts using the knives and Forks and Crow bars and other tools obtain the air liner at 6 30 a. In. Had More than 3,000 Miles to cover before reaching Lakehurst. If she could maintain a Speed of 60 to 65 Miles an hour it would take her about 50 de in the jail Yard tampered with j hours of flying or a total of about Triplicate locks on the cell tiers is hours. This would Brin h�1 debenture standing by the administration on that score voted against the Tariff Bill. In South Dakota for example the three representatives after dividing Over the farm organizations into the organization j however that the problem will re by j voted c0iriivnrnit a of and will make it impossible for a solve itself into a plan for special i toy Tariff Rae f the Haw Small cooperative to Deal directly sized growing of certain crops on the j i h the Board except through the soils Best jutted to them and the member a v s on o or to the s20.000.000 marketing Agency the set tog aride of to poorer a read it i anticipated Detent us majority Start apr wat Irma Orsin Crimora More easy a a a Vadie o#qa.0 in the Senate. Brookhart fees that Strong Toht a Ade for this Ian in the coming debate. I Farmers National Grain Corpora Una him lion which will be established after farming and conferences this month. Will take years the sixtt5n Coop rvs m almost any program the Board vat Quot a a panted out selected at Chicago to form this huge might adopt if it reaches any de in Ratt it to the insistence of de marketing Agency Are no represent vision �?Twu1 require Many years .p"dsthb.y, ter members of co natives of More than 650.000 of the put lnt0 effect Angle 0f by general re 4.000,000 Gram producers it is raid. Problem most susceptible to e Tariff. And will have before them the task controversy is held to be that of of drawing the other producers Justice to Farmers whose lands would through their respective cooperative a get selected for new and sometimes organizations into the Grain Corpora apparently less profitable crops. Lion. It is expected however that. This proposition alone is regarded British should sink ships says Borah Washington. C., aug. 2�?</p>�? study reforestation scrapping shins than America building or a combination of the two his statement issued 24 hours after the White House luncheon. At which he and president Hoover there May be some hold outs which As making it certain that a final unlike Many who have expressed cannot be drawn into the Organiza solution will take some time since their views on Means of attaining lion. For instance George n. Peck education is believed to be the Best Between All branches of the of Moline Illinois who organized Way of approaching it. An it american navies Large cooperatives in Iowa and Illin reclamation and irrigation pro i chairman Borah of the Senate Fords and who supported governor sects Are Likely to be affected vital relations committee apparent Sinh in the 1928 presidential Cam in by the boards study. Many res rather see the British ran dirt no ref a no Chi risible officials of the agriculture Cago meeting last week. There were department Are ready to recon also hundreds of Ether Small Cooper mend cessation of All further in drives which were not represented at i de takings of this kind. Whether Chi Cao i the Boardw Ould be willing to go this q i far is questionable but some recon or. Granville e. Terrell. 70-Vear mentation on this aspect of the old professor emeritus of Philoso-1 general situation is considered like Phy at the University of Kentucky j by is making a 700-mile horseback pilgrimage through the South. Ltd Quot at present government figures show nerf is attaining the desired end. A Small decline in the use of Wood in s slave a ai1 he products. To two or three years ago 1 a Timp he a i subject for United states was using Wood a to Paton it Osman Der of the american legion broke Down cell doors and shattered windows. The riot extended in the afternoon to All sections of the prison but the entire prison was not in a state of Mutiny at once. It was reported that the last disturbance was in the Middle mess Hall at the evening meal the prisoners a milling about. The leaders were quickly Tai Cen into Custo Tody and All the convicts sent to their cells. None of the prisoners had firearms during the disturbance and none of the prison officials was injured. Soldiers not called Warden Thomas b. White refused to Call on soldiers at fort Leavenworth nearby for assistance although guards of the United hates disciplinary Barrack at the fort were held in readiness for any emergency. News of the outbreak did not reach the Public at Leavenworth until 4 p. In. The prison personnel handling the situation with strict secrecy in compliance with orders from Washington. The discharge of riot guns breaking of Glass and the shouts of the convicts attracted the attention of residents in the Northern part of town the noise was at its height about 5 of clock. The names of the ring leaders and injured men were not made weather forecast it by the associated press South Dakota mostly fair one important phase of the study j curiosity As to the chief will concern itself reforestation. A pm nil is As to various discussed the general naval Situa Public. Official statements regard Tion and. Presumably the British ing tie Mutiny came from Wash american parity agreement reached in ton Warden White explained in London by prime minister Mac Donald and ambassador Dawes cum uak Oia to airy Lair at a rate which was threatening a is she the forests. Many students of the Nebraska met a the a g Jarm pr0biem have advocated turn de Stom tots afternoon or tonight in extreme East portion cooler to fax private to a a Minnesota mostly fair tonight charged the farm Board with the Job and saturday except unsettled to of inquiring into this subject. Night in East portion with shovers i of perhaps a More popular nature cooler tonight in Southwest and West however will be the boards study of Central portions. The effects of scientific production North Dakota mostly fair to methods machinery crop and ranch that he was not permitted to give out information regarding the prison. Washington youth is Edison Choice West Orange. N. J., aug. 2�?<# a Wilbur b. Huston of fort Madison wash., was named the Winner of the Thomas a. Edison Competition for Choice of a protege and Follower in the footstep of the inventor. The forty nine contestants one from each state Lakehurst about 8 30 a. In. Central Standard time sunday. Or. Eckener had planned to make the trip in from 80 to 85 hours. Robin flyer give Chicago exhibition St. Louis to. Aug. 2�? up a Lea Vine this morning for Chicago where they will demonstrate refuelling methods used during the 420 hours flight of the St. Louis Robin which made them Champion endurance fliers of the a orld Dale Jackson and Forest of brine had completed two strenuous Days of receiving the plaudits of St. Louis. Eight thousand greeted them at a performance of the municipal opera last night when they received checks of $420 each equivalent to $1 an hour for the time they spent aloft. It was their final official appearance. They played a a balls for the crowd attending the St. Louis Cardinal Brooklyn Robin game with Jackson pitching and of brine catching and also received life time Gold passes to the card s games. Their other appearance was acclaimed by a crowd estimated at 175,000 when they wended their Way through seven Miles of City streets. At Chicago the fliers Are due to attend a luncheon and with the regular refuelling Crew major c. R. Wassell and p. V. Chaffee stage a demonstration above Lake Michigan. From Chicago the pair of Champion airmen Are due to go to Kansas City for another demonstration on saturday and sunday when Fairfax Airport is to be dedicated. Hopeful Edison wait test results West Orange n. J., aug. 2�?op a forty nine hopeful future Edison and the District i today anxiously awaited announce of Colombia were lined up on the i ment on How they fared at the Airin i a a Lawn Tkv Edison Home in Llew hands of the master. Ogu acre ranch in the ei1yn Park As the announcement was but r re mainly have not Only More j a Wany More because that is the i Congress. If the neg Tiant it Congress in the temper int have might not Only i irm a fifteen already author i ultimately on Many More. Congress in its temper after two i Tux to agree might insist on a Trident Wilson a phase. he greatest Navy in i i the other alternative i i prep it negotiations he i Pant that. Agreement on total in that event the a Quot Jwj Ber cruisers we should ,.l. To old mid new. Win be de i the term re Quot flexible Lim by a a is of the agreement. Prince killed Chan Japan. Aue. 2�?<>p>�? we Chan former War i today Shantung Manchuria Early Prince i Rio ulv wounded former coup in of the Puri Emp ror of China. I Turrou of a a rious circumstances maimed affair which Chang j d was accidental i Raj Tryr Hill i uni. Made by or. S. W. Stratton presi Dlack ii i los is Dot too 6&sy to Dent of the Massachusetts North Dakota mostly Lair to met Noas machinery crop Auu a in r. A. Of j night and saturday slightly cooler animal Hygiene on production. The but dirt you must have i is Man a night. Highly technical study of birth and j Drosdeck five Kiv or or or fit attn i it a a a i Iowa Thunder showers this aft death rates to determine the prob Quot 1 be buyers or peo a f s n. Jas a. a a on or tonight cooler tonight be Malicai trend of population during pie interested in such prop participated in a grueling extreme West portion and the next half Century also will en-1 d a Ici Parea in a grueling try Winner in East Central Gage the Board to an Effort to make i a to. Or. L. Breese of and Erh Tollice a a -0 Vernoon in slightly portion saturday partly with moderate temperatures. Leal temperature maximum and minimum temperature As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 79. Minimum to. At 7 a. In. Today 72. Roads Good. Precipitation 0 precipitation j since january i 17.12 inches pre j capitation excess since january i. 2.86 inches. Of. Gage Cloudy consumption estimates. Ltd sex rom weather and roads by the associated press temp. I am Hilo Sioux Falla 74 76 66 Yankton 71 87 69 Huron 61 69 66 Watertown 60 81 54 Aberdeen 70 76 66 rapid City 70 88 67 Brooking 72 76 62 Pierre 66 8c 64 .15 82 .03 .58 to. .24 18 gangster bullets Down chicagoan Philadelphia pa., aug. 2�? aha i a a Reg Arthurs Callen 38, who escaped gangsters bullets several times through the use of an a Mored automobile was shot to death Early today by a Lone gunman at Parkside and memorial avenues. Six a Edurn Durny bullets were found in Callenus body., he was shot by a Man who pursued him alone memorial Avenue. After the shooting the killer walked to a parked automobile a Short toads distance away and was whisked Good away by an accomplice. Good Callen was identified by Finger Good print experts from the detective Good Bureau. Good although arrested Many times Good Callen was never convicted and Good always protested he was now a out Dewey Sot in touch with five such people in this Man games postponed Ner a dear sirs i had no must from Fin a a american legion Quot Junior base i Naa no results from first Ball tournament will be placed on Watertown s. D., aug. 2�? Abs semifinal and final games of the a a a placed on advertisement. Your double1 the at the Watertown athletic Field tomorrow Man service sure is the thing be a ers decided this noon. The High rail i had five Gnu in. I school Diamond was reported to be cause i Natl rive inquiries on in Good Elt ooh Good of tile All but four contestants for the Thomas a. Edison scholarship required More than the allowed five hours to answer the series of questions propounded by the inventor Many of the queries being of a nature that would have stumped Many an elder. John Lowey of Brainerd min was the first to finish. Soon after Lloyd Mitchell of Florence Adaalbert f. Knee of Columbus. A. And Lyle Strub Lutton of Laurel. Md., emerged from the examination room. The comment of All four was a a it was pretty while the boys were resting from their mental exertions the com Mitteer of judges went into executive session. These were or. Editor. Henry Ford. Colonel Charles a. Lindbergh George Eastman president s. W. Stratton of the Mas a Ach setts Institute of technology and or. Lewis Perry headmaster of Phillips Exeter Academy. O ,. _ condition while the Laie the second time you Adver Kampik amp Ball Park a Muddy this i a pc you morning following last night rain. Asea. I am Well pleased with a your paper. Enclosed find Sioux Falls beats another j Mitchell nine 3-3 night air mail starts i i Watertown aug. A it Frioux Chicago 111 aug. 2.�? av-1the is beginning to Falls beat Mitchell 5 to 3, in the first southbound night airmail move. Someone is Point to Send Tomk of the state Junior base j plane Between Minneapolis St. Someone is going to Ball tournament Here this afternoon. Paul and Chicago arrived at my buy land. How will they the ame went innings. Mitchell j Nic a port at 3 50 a. Rn., Central ut-�., 11�? the score which a 2 to 0, in i Tankard time today five minute know about yours use the lost when Leo Dolan behind schedule. The plane Lef Blank. Plane of Sioux Falls tripled with two on Minneapolis at 11 45 p. Rn., base in the extra inning. La Large cargo of mail. With ing scale that it now enjoys when the Flat rates on sugar Are applied. The sliding scale plan promises be the subject of considerable controversy. It is figured on the basis of the average prices in new York Over 3 months. Should the prices go up the Tariff would go Down. Should prices drop the Tariff would increase. The maximum rate of 3 cents a Pound would apply at any time the new York Selling Price for sugar was $5.20 or less a hundredweight the minimum rate of one cent a Pound would become operative whenever the new York Price reached $7.30 a hundredweight or higher. Even before senator Smoot made the plan Public opposition to it was voiced by sugar beet producers in the West and South. The scale is worked out on the basis of 96 per cent raw sugar. Whenever the net Price in new York on refined sugar was $6.03 a hundredweight the duty will be $2.20. Explaining the schedule Smoot said a was the net Cash Price of refined sugar increases or decreases the duty shall fluctuate inversely too and in the same amount As the change in the refined Price basis for the preceding h. R. H. Greets scouts at world Jamboree Arrow Park. Eng., aug. 2�? a3 a the Prince of Wales representing King George at the great world Jamboree today Shook hands with american boyhood and fraternize the youth of All nations in a tour of this great tent City of 50,000 youngsters. The Princess Call on the american Camp came at the end of a tour which began shortly after breakfast. The americans had the time of their lives when the Prince visited their Camp and put up a great show for him. To it Prince told Brandon Mclnerney 13-year-old Rochester boy who is regarded by his companions As a Goring Genius that he had heard of him. A you have a Long Way to go before you beat Hagen but always remember this keep your Eye on the Ball and keep your head tilted a said the heir to the British throne a he Shook hands with the youth. New to be named in september Washington d. C., Aue. 2�?byword reaches Washington that Hubert work retiring chairman of the Republican National committee probably would Call the committee together Here during the second week of september to select a new chairman. Speculation continues to Center about Claudius h Huston of Tennessee As the Likely Choice for titular head of the party. It is expected in Many quarters that mrs. A. T. Hert of Kentucky will resign a Rice chairman of the National committee. Mrs. Worthington of Scranton. Pa., is mentioned As her probable successor. Baseballs Gres american league Rob Chicago. Too too 000-2 7 3 Boston murder miss Hix refused to go to their furnished room trusting place with Snook. A then Snook asked her to take a ride in the country. During the ride Snook procured a Sandwich putting the combination of sex inciting drugs on it. Then he took her to the Rifle Range. There finding himself still repulsed because the drug had not had time to work he hit her with the Hammer. Chester made an emphatic Point of Snooks reiterated denial during the police investigation that he and miss Hix had been addicted to drugs in any form. Tile prosecutor read both from Snooks confession and from the coroners report on the autopsy performed on miss Hix which gave full particulars of the two dozen blows of the Hammer Snooks attempt to thrust the too Short knife into the girls ear to puncture her brain and finally his slitting of her Throat and carotid artery. Snook tas insane a when he committed this crime Snook was insane. Theora Hix was insane and Meyers was insane All three of explained e. P. Ricketts senior counsel for Sno a. Marion Meyers was rhe University instructor who was theoran a sweetheart before and after she became intimate with Snook. A they can to show premeditation Ricketts yelled after flaying the prosecution. When Ricketts suddenly Termini ated his bellowing address after minutes. Paul o. Sicks assistant prosecutor. Called As his witness Alice Bustin former Roommate of Theora Hix. Who with her sister Beatrice say Theora a few hours before she is killed and later re sorted her disappearance to Tbs police. Hix killing As 1 Snook hears witnesses court House Columbus Ohio aug 2�? a3 a or. James h. Snook Lay Back on his Canvas Back cd Ai today almost out of sight behind the counsels table and listened to stories by state s witnesses of the finding of the body of Theora Hix the girl he is charged with killing. In rapid order the prosecution nut on three witnesses to build up the narrative of How the Young Ohio state co eds body was found june 4 on the new York Central Rifle Range on the Western Edge of the City. One witness told of seeing a Man and a woman struggling there the night the killing occurred. Or. Snook was submitted to an other examination by two physicians before court convened today but defense counsel did not reveal the nature or purpose of the examination. He was still suffering from a spinal test made last saturday. Flaming Gas Burns 22 in Trenton n. Trenton n. J., aug. 2�? a pm Twenty two persons mostly children were severely burned Here this afternoon after an ice Cream truck overturned at Center and Cass streets. The victims were sprayed with flaming gasoline. One of the victims John Muha five is not expected to live. Seventeen were treated at St. Francis Hospital keeping six physician Busy two hours. No non non a it a it n i i1the Driver of the truck brought Faber and Ber a Stop at Center ass Berry Russell and streets. As he started it again. Detroit. 620 Ooi 001-10 13 4 to Che 3effc Philadelphia. 030 130 031-11 to i Graham and Shea Quinn. Rommel and Cochrane. Cleveland. Too 040 004-9 la 2 new York. 202 too 220-8 13 2 Shaute and. Sewell Pipgras Keimach and Bengough. St. Louis and the truck upset. While the wrecking Crew was getting ready to take away the vehicle someone took off the Cap of the gasoline tank. The gasoline flowed Over the heated motor of the truck and the fuel exploded o Washington. 020 n0 Zipper Pilot is Crawler and Manton Hadley and cleared of charges spirit Lake la. Aug. 2�? a it it a a National league i Harold Yarnes. Pilot of the Zipper rhe which collided with the miss thrill Philadelphia. Too 010 001-2 6 0 Ler in Lake Okoboji sunday night Pittsburgh. Too too 000-0 11 3 with a loss of nine lives today wa4 Sweetland and Davis French treed of charges of second degree and Henzley. Murder growing out of the Accident. New York. Too too 001-2 8 2 the charge on which a two Day Cincinnati. 102 too Fox 3 4 0 preliminary hearing was held be Fitzsimmons and Hogan Dono Tore Justice of the peace c a Hue my us Effort. Price was dismissed this morning Brooklyn. Of the hearing of similar charges St. Louis. 20 against John and Milo Hartman Vance and Deberry Mitchell and owners of the Zipper a set for Wilson. A i this afternoon

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