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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 16, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Jap a i 1 i i in l l rfatistr1 Ola to Tai a tit third j fair and cooler i he a. Veining Kep u klic a in edition .-.-. vol xxxxv1 Mitchell s. Friday August 16, 1929 ten pages number 266aone murder car believed found u. S. Sim in i Deal for Russ manganese Ore two and a half million j dollars annually is involved in the Deal May affect Oacoma Upu York. N. Y., aug. 16�? Spe i rial priding Only by a few hours i he announcement from washing i inn that the Senate finance com Mittee had reversed itself and voted in again Nice manganese on the Frap list came the announcement j the United states steel Cor j ration had just concluded Neotia tons with the russian soviet govern ment for the Purchase of huge sup t Nhes of georgian manganese Ever the manganese inter j pets 0 the United states headed by the greater manganese corporation i i Detroit have y it to obtain a j higher duty on a anese the steel interests led by the United states j steel corporation have opposed to Terv All such e torts. The Gre or j Magane a corporation is interested i j la re tracts of manganese beards land along the Missouri River and the White River in the neighbourhood of Oacoma. S. Plans for development have been under tray for some time and it was main j tamed that other manganese Bear j in a held in this country coaids be opened if a sufficient Tariff Protection was afforded. Imports bulk of Ore under present world Market conditions the United states imports i 90 per cent of the manganese that is used in the manufacture of steel. Under the arrangements made by the u. S. Steel corporation with the soviet government these imports will be increased by something like 80.000 to 150.000 tons of manganese annually. A a get think schemes mostly harmful South Dakota fights zoning of rail rates credit is to be taken into next Congress proposed shifting of Tariff Structure meets much opposition report in extensive evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Glass Nye and King plan to offer measures for Money regulation f. R. B. 1shelpless Washington C., aug. 16�?sen j Washington Ator Nye of North Dakota has added Washington C., aug. 16�?1the a himself to senators Glass of i interstate Commerce commission in taking action on the recommend Virginia and King of Utah As authors of proposals to take account Tion of the examiners for a sweep present conditions of credits As ing reorganization of the Western trunk line railway rate Structure will be called upon to take into consideration testimony presented by the South Dakota railway commission setting out the viewpoint of Mitchell Sioux Falls and cities in that state. Affected by operations on the new York Stock Exchange. Of the three moves the one by senator Glass of Viromia is Likely to be the most formidable. He comes nearer to being the author of the Federal Reserve system than any other one other j Man. In that work it was his constant pre occupation to make a the commission has just been j credit Reservoir which should oper presented with a comprehensive 225-Page report compiled by examiners after an extensive study which carried with it a recommendation for a general overhauling of rates mainly upward in character vitally affecting South Dakota and other midwestern states in making shipments to Eastern Points. The report has received no action to Date. Dispute traffic density examiners of the commission col ate to the advantage of business As contrasted with Stock speculation. Senator Glass now sees what in his opinion amounts to speculation absorbing an excessive proportion of the country a credit to the disadvantage of business. Whatever senator Glass devises to Check this condition will be carefully thought out and will command respect in Wash j in ton. It cannot however be considered at this special session of miss Lawf gives fliers laugh Abandons car near City after ride the fair hitch Hicker who stole the car belonging to Perry Paulin and Howard Mcnary two student fliers at the Mitchell air port left the car on a Side Road about two Miles South of Mitchell it was reported this morning. The girl has not been found As yet and the car was not damaged except that the Young lady had left the ignition turned on and the Battery had been run Down. It was believed that the car had driven about 35 or 40 Miles. It was discovered this morning by de Wright Foreman at the Roundhouse. Mrs. O. H. Shade who met the girl in the Post office wednesday evening at about 9 of clock and talked to her said that the hitch hiker gave her name As Marie Lawf and her address As 1626 East 75 Street Cleveland Ohio. Mrs. Shade talked to the girl for Over an hour and said she appeared to be of Good family and fairly Well educated. When mrs. Shade asked the girl Why she hiked alone instead of with a companion the girl replied that most of the girls who went on the Road were not in her class and also that it was easier for a girl to get a ride if she was alone because frequently cars would not have room for two people. Police press manhunt for Moron killer Auto traced to Minneapolis Many nine suspects held discover girls Tam among those whose health and Beauty have been wrecked by the modern diet mania which is roundly scored by prominent physicians Marietta Millner upper left talented Beauty paid with her life As did Barbara la mar lower left noted movie Star. The line diagram c enter shows the drastic flesh loss achieved by Katherine Grant who had to spend one year in a Sanatorium. Estelle Taylor upper right wife of Jack Dempsey tried the diet but stopped when she found there were no results. The informal snapshot lower right shows plainly All that we As left of Ethel Barrymore a svelte b Beauty during the period when her weight was lowered following her weight losing scheme. Elected information from the state Congress because the remainder of railway commission and from several session is too Short and too chamber of Commerce organizations i crowded with other matters. It in South Dakota. Would be six to nine months at in discussing the particular pro East amp fore senator Glass propos Donals made for South Dakota Tho a could come before both. Report a ads a Fol of cons for ultimate action. At a nominal Price of $15 per ton Ore represents an annual outlay half the of approximately two and million dollars. Manganese is used As a necessary material in the manufacture of los Angeles cal., aug. 16�? ins in avoirdupois tonnage adipose tissue or fat any Way you say it it sounds rather unpleasant. And it is. Contracts and hearts have been broken on account of it lives wrecked. Beauty marred a Ithen a mayor lauds a a it Lake vote the steel corporation wishes to learn desires of j angered fashion flouted in most of its manganese i citizens for develop i but slenderness in these Days is ban its mines in Brazil. India also ment of area More than a pleasant Ideal. It is a his Jaree manganese deposits which acceptance of the offer regard passion overwhelming bitter drive Are still uncorked and there Are lug the development of Lake my huge undeveloped deposits in South Mitchell As advanced in an editor i for several years the dose and Africa. The georgian manganese Ial in the evening Republican yes diet reducing craze has been gain j however is said to be the purest in j ter Day was made officially by May ing momentum not Only in Cartier i he world the raw Ore running or George Fredericks today. Ica but throughout the world. Are j stat 55 percent pm manganese. I am glad that the Republic you too fat Well diet. Or take explains Tariff fight an has made the offer to poll the a Pill. Or mix some magic flesh the of the russian wishes of the people of Mtchell Melter with your Bath water and uie Mavor declared a and commend ablate away excess poundage. Sim de the paper for the move and wish pie dangerously perhaps deathly to express my appreciation for it. A simple. The City administration As the rep i what Are the facts about dieting Resen Stive of the people of Mitch quite recently a number of Surpris Ell wants to do what the people ing truths about fat and its per Emp cration will have on the proposed think should be done in the mat tory loss h?.\e been exposed developments of the South Dakota ter of the Lake ump ism Driml manganese Field is problematical. Of a the Lake can not be developed to a5 course it May be said we Ith certain i without addition expenditure a the Tam much heralded diet had the that the fight for a duty on mayor added a and of Crim them on of the f Mayo clinic manganese has Only past begun. J City wants to make the Lake As of one. With the u s. Steel russian agree Good As possible for recreational meet made Public it is regarded Here advantages. Ascertain that the manganese in a i do not know just what devel trots will re double their Effort opulent the people of met Dell have edict was Issue from Rochester. To have a duty placed on imported bag the expense Banff a be a the Mayo clinic knows nothing a anese. It is not impossible in mind or How they feel regard regarding this a eighteen Day diet a some of the Independent steel project through. It is Tor mat and win assume no responsibility is will join the manganese reason that i think that the idea whatever for Pules in his fight ascertaining the position of the casualties in me deft trenches it week the greater Detroit people As a whole through an Ujj in on Tjie increase since the anese company of Detroit sex official vote in Lite evening re o Ric e an agreement for the publican is a Good plan. Rpm of us properties in the Vors Avor spending $10, e Dako whether the de 000 a hear or a period of five of the Senate committee to years they should not hesitate to k the duty in manganese and express in the ballot vote whence a a a warning announcement the Republican win carry because #41 wril1 Faire Tho Torii Ltd a agreement by the steel corporation indicates rather plainly the motive behind the fight the corporation has been making against any Tariff on Jcj Ganese. What effect the agree Iteni made by the u. S. Steel Cor the tale ran that this a get thin Quick scheme had been prescribed for actress Ethel Barrymore with Gratifying results. Whereupon a Crisp counter mania began to take on the proper continued on Page 8 u Nedis p steel corporations Sian manganese in will have an in crop Yard big in West River Zep makes fast time in Russia forced to alter course by weather Airship misses Moscow Hamburg Germany August 16�? apr the Hamburg american line tourist Agency tonight announced that the position of the dirigible Graf Zeppelin at 3 p. In. Greenwich time 9 . s.t. Was on the Eastern Side of the ural mountains about 125 Miles fro id the River Obi also known As the of. The Agency said messages it had received from the Graf reported All was Well on Board. The Graf will probably Cross the Obi somewhere Between the towns of Sam Aronsk and Tobolsk. Since entering Asia or. Eck ener seems to have followed closely the 60th parallel of latitude about six degrees below the Arctic Circle. Moscow aug. 16�? a5 a veering northward to escape a Gale the Graf Zeppelin. German air liner today seeded across soviet Russia of the South Dakota commission testified on behalf of the state and cooperated in the presentation of evidence with Sioux Falls and certain Interior South Dakota cities namely Aberdeen Huron Mitchell Watertown and Yankton. A South Dakota interests believe that respondents the railroads Over emphasize the Factor of traffic density in an Effort to justify a proposed rate level in zone b estimated at 25 per cent higher than in zone a. Although the density in designed to. It would incorrect to say that the Federal Reserve Board abandoned its Effort to provide More credit for business through the former Means of bringing of bringing about release of credit from its present use in speculation. It would not be incorrect however to say that the boards six months Effort in this direction has been unsuccessful. Neither would it be incorrect to say that the boards action last week is not Likely to cause less use of credit in speculation and was not primarily South Dakota is lighter than in other states its traffic is claimed to swell the densities in those states along with Low paying transcontinental and other through traffic. Merely the Accident of the location of its boundaries excludes South Dakota from sharing in the tremendous densities of the transcontinental lines traversing the length of wont Hurt speculation As a part of last weeks action the new York Federal Reserve Bank raised the discount rate on credit of the sort used in speculation of 5 per cent to 6 per cent. Under Many conditions that would cause less use of credit in speculation. It is not expected to have that effect to any material degree now when speculators for several months have shown states surrounding it. South Dakota themselves willing to pay not Only demands some credit in rate equal i six but up to eight or nine per cent nation on account of the density f0r their credit. Last weeks official it helps to build up in states East j raise from 5 to 6 per cent was Rath thereof. Moves Long distances a considerable of the traffic to and from South Dakota moves Long distances a Factor pressed for attention in considering the relative value or the acknowledgement of a condition than an Effort to change the condition. Senator Nye Youthful farm bloc member who is closely Allied with senator Norbeck rep., s. Of the service to Long haul shippers it chairman of the Senate banking in comparison with those nearer to i and currency committee and a vet markets. It is anticipated that Ern farm Block Leader issued a respondents will obtain some Addi i statement from his office today tonal revenues from the Elass rate echoing the charges that absorption traffic As Well As by the subsequent funds by tile Stock Market is revision of commodity rates related i hurting the Farmers and a a legit thereto but South Dakota urges i ipes a. ,. The commission to readjust the class i a Federal Reserve Law has rate Structure so that the greater failed to meet expectations Graf s world log Dei m3 the Sci i h 03 tar in the Council will take the results o. That ballot with consideration. A of course the City Nistra jimgag_g9�?l u As yet problem Lake just As every citizen that million Mark wheat better place to live is behind it j Good and the ideas of the people can be rapid City s. D., aug. 16�? up a revealed in an excellent Mantle through the balloting to be conducted through the a chicag Twe will fan produce Ore cheaply Aid that by Means of a r process of Benefice a the Dakota shale can at a Small profit even f the margin How a Would hardly be to warrant Quantity t face of the new Arcade by the u. 8. Steel f the were any special be in the negotiations with Bori ties a leading of the West River Section was at the Peak of harvesting operations today i in the threshing and combining of i its tenth successive above average crop. Wheat has averaged 20 bushels or forced Down again j More an acre and in some instances re m a., inc re is reaching More than 50 bushels. . A said p. A Quarnberg manager of Ai plane a bag we Wili w hich rapid River milling company twice has set out to overcome the h k 17 and one half Day record of the a St. Louis Robin experienced its ttf11 i i second failure in two Davs when it i corporation said landed last night at municipal air Lon is always in the after four hours and 28 min Aleanese. When we the Ajr on wednesday the inlay to buy a needed of a attempt ended in three hours a lower Price than in and 35 minutes. Efts we buy it regardless Russell Messman c. Early Steele to of the vender and it and Wilson Herren Crew of the other american steel plane announced another Takeoff would Purchase their would be made today. Requirement in tile a a a if the proper Price run to i new York. N. Y., a. 16�? apr Uke the yield this season equals last years crop. Quarnberg pointed out j and the acreage has been increased nearly 42 percent which would indicate Harvest returns this fall would be at least a third greater than last year and twice As great As any season previous to 1928. Beets pay $1,000,000 sugar beets which last year lacked less than $100,000 in paying a million dollars to Farmers will easily surpass the million Mark this fall w. J. B. Smith. Belle four Che the a a who Nort of pro i publisher who is in close touch with int t la tarted a run the Section predicts. Dent m. 1 Lewis parted a run More than a Minjon dollars was to1 no at Oil Doc 2>r of. To a Quot Hrc if paid out by the Utah Idaho sugar 1 08 a i Pierre Brooklyn. Lewis visit to a be spit c0mpany for Bee to and labor last of his death Ana ont Rinot than temperature climbs or curve shy it Jun 58 velt in Jipter aunt Acron in Jean a fear he. A Ai we a b4fs Aue 16�?urn�?a1 i Ai brought rumours of his death and temo Eatores w Ere s2 too too was withdrawn before de Day. Agitate Cap rewired. For anything after the \ _. baseball scores essay night the the National be Arije a bed 108 yesterday of i r h e the seasons High heat Pittsburgh. 204 201 000-9 151 Boston. 160 140 000-3 12 i Vins the heat was Brame and Hargreaves Seibold Vlad. Hottest in the Perry and Spohrer. It any Cirl rodents. J r h e How tha Mercury Cincinnati. Too 103 110-7121 same High Mark on Ooi 110-3 8 2 test year the absolute Kiln and Sukeforth Koupal t he 37 year record of Dailey and Lerain re e Chicago. Too too 002-2 9 0 Brooklyn. Too too 32x-5 7 0 Root and Taylor Moss and Deberry other cames not scheduled. American league by the associated press All time Central Standard aug. 7 9 40 a. In. Left Lakehurst n. J. Aug. To 6 03 a. at Freid Richshafer completing first Lap of round-th2-world flight. 4,200 Miles in 55 hours 24 minutes. 4 wednesday 9 34 p. Friedrich shaken. 11 45 p. Over Nuremberg b Ria. Thursday 2 45 a. Over Leipzig Saxony. 4 30 a. Over Berith 7 55 a. Over the free City of Danzig. 10 05 a. German territory at tilsit East Prussia. 1 30 p. In. Crossed the soviet Frontier near Cwinski. 6 a. In. Wire Essed Zeppelin works Friedrichs Hafen she Wras passing North of Perm Russia town Ards urals. Message added a a ally a w Ell toward Tokyo and the land of the rising Sun with its cargo of 20 passengers 50.000 pieces of mail and Crew of 40. Apparently All was Well aboard. At 2 05 a. Rn., the dirigible Wras 20 hours and 31 minutes out of Friedrichs Hafen. Which it left at 4 34 a. In. 9 34 p. In. Wednesday c. S. To and had covered 1,345 Miles at an average Speed of 60 portion of the additional revenues will be in that Dart of the Festari trunk line territory where present rates Are lowest namely East of the Missouri River and of the Western bound a of Minnesota. Three zones proposed a revenues resulting from rate structures suggested by South a Koto would it is believed give respondents All the additional revenues to which they Are entitled cd class rates although no test we As made. The Fargo scale would pro Duce substantial increases in Esterr South Dakota. These interests say in respect to speculation is too Plain to need argument a said Nye. A a tremendous proportion of the country s Money and credit is being sucked up from the Interior and As one authority expresses it siphoned into Wall Street. Not Long ago press reports declared that half a billion dollars of Iowa Money had been sent East and thrown into channels of sees loan total not gut a in spite of the attempts of the Federal Reserve Board to Cut Down the volume of what Are known As brokers Loans a he emphasized a the total of these Loans recently season. Smith anticipates the to Tai amount paid for beets alone will j Miles an hour. The last 340 Miles be More than a million dollars this t from Dwinsky Latvia the ship took year. Total expenditures May be a i in four hours 35 minutes an aver Bureau Here 1st i 1900. Is to i j s. A. Aug. 16�? Aliner today replaced the features registered in the of get Drav afternoon the went to 103 highest Mark in Dado a. Oca rather Bureau million and a half. Beets both in rapid Valley and in the sections around Newell Belle four Che and Vale Island Are said to be in Good condition. It was reported last we Eek by Farmers near hot Springs Custer Buffalo Gap and Hermosa where harvesting commenced earlier that wheat was averaging 20 bushels an acre and in Many cases heavier. Harvesting operations Are nearing Eastern age of about 75 Miles an hour at 3 00 a. In. 7 p. In. S. T. Thursday the Graf was compelled to proceed North avoiding Moscow because of unfavourable weather. Previously or. Hugo Eckener its master asked and secured permission to change the agreed upon itinerary in this Wise. Or. Eckener pleaded unfavourable weather conditions. The authorities replied that a flight by the Fini atle is. Timid indians ii York n has Detroit too Wells and Dickey Uhle and Shea y has to fourth time the mercy Washington. 010 my to a above id this Quot Munir Chicago. Burke and Tate Berg. Philadelphia. Cleveland. Earnshaw and Cochrane Shaute and l. Sewell. Boston St. Louis. Ruffing and Heving. And Schang. It a of Indian aug. 16�? a3 a the Orinoco raid Foj Gnu a 50 timid they Are Herbert cir1 was described by or a amp Enca twice Dickey of the noon his Arr Quot a foundation a Vivi. A 011 Furness Lin too 200 40 Thomas Ana ill 200 of Ooi too 20 Liged to take advantage of them rather that steer due eastward from the latvian Frontier Over Moscow As he had at first planned. O pious Moonshiner nabbed Pueblo colo., aug. 16�?op a raiders of a farm still found a that their suggested bases would soared close to $6,000,000,000. In tend to Reserve to some extent the other words there Are Loans of this relationships Between South Dakota amount on speculative paper and cities prescribed in the Daniels vast sum is being used to pro Mitchell Aberdeen and Watertown i Mot Rhese operations of the Stock cases and properly relate such Points As Huron and happening for As recommended in the examiners i Strati merest rates in or report. The West Boundary of zone j a Een g01. Up i. The lowest rated zone would touch i in i of fee Gene a Sioux Falls thence go North to i have teen Ravin out More a in if Omaha. The intermediate zone. I Anri he to Quot i would follow a Western line through handicapped m meeting rom neti Yankton. Mitchell and Aberdeen Tion. The Small inc Mort and zone 3, carrying the highest Cates would include the rest of the Tate. O Battle waged to Saye Young plan financial session at the Hague delayed for further negotiations the Hague Netherland aug. 16�? up a desperate efforts to come to an agreement on financial questions of the Young plan disputed Between great Britain France Belgium and Italy tonight caused the delegates to the Hague conference to postpone the meeting of the financial committee scheduled for tomorrow to gain time for further private negotiations. The postponement of the meeting which had been anticipated As the crucial one of the conference with a j general break Down of negotiations probable came after Concrete proposals had been made to great Britain by the other creditor nations to increase the British share of German reparations. The other creditors offered to furnish 30.000,000 Marks annually roughly $7,500,000 in unconditional annuities to Philip Snowden British Chancellor of the exchequer. This sum would satisfy sixty per cent of the British claims which have brought the conference to a deadlock. The financial commission adjourned its session until next week to give the British delegation time to study memorandum of the other creditor Powers. France Italy and Japan Are United in opposition to great Britain Louis Loucher French labor minister. Last night announced those governments would be unable to accept the British Contention. He reiterated Solidarity of the four nations. It seemed Likely the crisis we Ould be reached when the financial com Mittee takes a vote on a Resolution offered by or. Snowden last week proposing creation of a sub committee to arrange revision of the Young plan. Or. Snowden has indicated he will insist upon an immediate vote on his Resolution. Its rejection seemed inevitable and with rejection it did not appear possible or. Snowden and his British colleagues could remain Here longer since the British Chancellor has said that further participation in the conference could be conditioned Only upon acceptance of his motion. Weather forecast by the associated press South Dakota mostly fair tonight and saturday cooler to night in East and Central portions. Minnesota partly Cloudy tonight and saturday cooler tonight except in extreme Southeast portion cooler saturday in extreme South portion. North Dakota mostly fair tonight and saturday cooler tonight and in Southeast portion slightly warmer saturday in West and North portions. Nebraska mostly fair tonight and saturday slightly cooler tonight in West and North portions cooler saturday in Southeast and South Central portions. Nary individual has Felt this increase in rates especially. A Many complaints Are coming from different sections of the country that Banks of the Reserve system Are refusing Loans to Ordinary patrons and saying openly that they Are doing so because they can get a higher rate of interest by loaning their Money in the Wall Street District. A what is to be done about it that is a great question. It is perhaps even More important than the Tariff. It is doubtful if so called farm Relief can Ever be effective so Long As the condition described is not inquiries headed off to Date conservative influences have headed off proposed investigations both in the House and in the Senate. Senator Glass d., generally regarded As the author of the Federal Reserve act has taken the Lead in criticising the Federal Reserve Iowa partly Cloudy tonight and j Board but has opposed the kind of saturday slightly warmer tonight investigation which the farm bloc in East and South portions cooler has sought. Saturday in South portion. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer Frond 7 a. Rn., yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 89. Minimum 69. At 7 a. Rn., today 69. Precipitation .03 completion1 there. In the j Airship Over this capital was or photo Harvey my Nekam Romp let i entry desirable but they left to de with wields comparing evenly 3__c<jhir2.an Ier the decision with the Western Section elevator of Jami re pm conditions with which he found operators have. I himself faced. Flax is about average this season. A believed Here to Bat pos de fees Nev York a 203 020 i j winds which a cd Blin Noruieaft-1 a a Juary a. Ass Ipi Taiton a a Petrot. 000 i Quarnberg a id that some Tai Ward at the comparatively rapid i exce5s a a 2 stance flax yields Are exceptionally j Niiles an hour Good with the general Sun Between five and ten bushels an acre. Alfalfa seed growers suffered from Grasshopper damage in Field with the result that Nick Caspers president of the Western South Dakota Alfalfa seed growers Exchange Here believes the seed crop is less than 012 i Normal no seed has been bought to i at the Exchange yet. Caspers pre Crowder j dieted the first offerings will come i probably within three weeks. Weather and roads Mash and another with the Twenty third psalm Over the still. Temp 7 . H l p roads Sioux Falls 74 79 64 to. Good Yankton 70 87 70 .00 Good Aberdeen 66 94 64 .00 Good Huron 70 90 55 .00 Good rapid c Ltd 59 103 58 to. Good Brookings 74 r j 65 .00 Good Pierre 71 108 71 02 Good Watertown 65 r 50 .00 Good the cure of the situation Glass asserts is in the hands of the Reserve Board now but he accuses the Board of failure to exercise its Legal Powers and of a cowardice a especially in its silent acceptance of Les e. Mitchell president of the j National City Bank of new York who Speaks for the banking interests precipitation 1 wich Challenge the boards authority or Wisdom in trying to divert credit from the Stock Market. Glass pointed out that the Law now specifically forbids use of Federal Reserve funds and credit for Stock speculative purposes. A vigorous Federal Reserve Board he says could keep every Penny of Reserve funds out of the Market. As for the rest of the Money flowing into the Market presumably from business Industry and individuals with surplus funds that is none of the Senate a business according to Glass and is not subject to control continued on Page 8 Legge urges More storage for Grain St. Paul minn., aug. 16.�? a3 a immedia.3 correction of an acute shortage of Grain storage facilities which he termed the greatest menace to the american Farmer is the most important problem confronting the Federal farm loan Board Alexander Legge chairman of the Board declared Here today. Or. Legge came to St. Paul on personal business which he Hopes to consummate quickly in order to give All his time to farm Relief activities. He will return to Washington tonight. A right now a or. Legge said a the most important Angle to this farm Relief proposition is the finding of some Means of keeping Grain in transit or to find a place of storage. Modern methods have supplied Means for the Farmer to ship Grain almost immediately after it is Cut. All cannot be shipped at tile same time hence the necessity of storage a Ery member of the Federal Board the chairman said is working assiduously with the various problems that confront agriculture. A added that president Hoover appeared Well satisfied with the work already accomplished by the Board. Paddock draws fire of a. A. Official new York n. Y., aug. 16.�?of a Charley paddock Center of Many an Amateur athletic Union storm again has drawn upon his head the full Force of official condemnation. Answering statements made by paddock in the current Issue of Colliery a weekly Avery Brundage. President of the a. A. U., declared yesterday that paddock a by admitting that he has been sailing under false colors and never has been an Amateur honestly has a confirmed the suspicions that nearly caused his disbarment from the 1928 olympic team. A a paddock a article is filled with inaccuracies and untruths is sen of nationalism of the rank est sort and is just what might be expected from someone whose record has been Replete with efforts to Cash in on his athletic prowess regardless of the rules a brim age declared. Minneapolis minn., aug. 16�? ply an automobile containing a Gunny sack piece of heavy twine a wig and a shred of torn Blue cloth was found at Hopkins minn., about to Miles West of Here this afternoon As police widened their search for the Slayer of 12-year-old Dorothy Aune. Persons at Hopkins said the car had been standing there for several Days. It was similar to one in which a Middle aged Man was reported to have driven while he annoyed girls near the Aune Home some time before Dorothy disappeared last tuesday. Through its License number the car tvs traced to a Minneapolis Man. Hands were bound Dorothy a hands were bound with heavy twine and her body was found in a lonely spot wednesday morning. Twenty one men were held for questioning today in the widespread manhunt for the Slayer As police directed their efforts to weighing the value of evidence against them As Well As continuing quest for new clues. A Brief flurry of excitement was caused among the Man Hunters Early today when they Learned that a dockworkers at Duluth had confessed to the slaying but it passed quickly As the Man. Believed to be demented repudiated his Story almost As soon As it had been told. Discovery of a bundle of clothing several blocks from where the child a body was found last wednesday morning and the finding of the red Tam of Shanter hat which she wore sent the investigators on a new Trail today. Clothing found the bundle of clothing police believe May have been discarded by the Slayer while the hat was expected to have an important bearing on the reconstruction of the crime. Both clues were found at different places in each Case several blocks from where the girls body was picked up after she had been attacked and then strangled to death. The shoe shop proprietor was subjected to an All night grilling by detectives who said he maintained his innocence of any connection with the girls death throughout. He told a straightforward Story to account for his movements the Day the girl d appeared and held consistently to it officers said. Interrogation of this Man was halted at 5 a. Rn., today after he had been under a constant fire of questions All night. City jailers were Given instructions to keep him awake. Screams Are heard just before the police reported discovery of the automobile another clue with a possible bearing on the slaying bobbed up with the Story of two we Omen living in the Aune neighbourhood that they had heard screams from a nearby vacant lot at Midnight tuesday. This Story told by mrs. H. L. Sctt and mrs. Peter Sjostedt. Fits in Vith a police theory that the girl was held prisoner in a hiding place near her Home for several hours after she had disappeared. Saw parked Auto mrs. Sjostedt who ran from her Home to investigate the screams said she saw an automobile parked near the place from where the cries apparently came. As she watched she said the car started up and drove away. The vacant lot is Only a Short distance from the Point where the slain girls red Tam of Shanter hat was picked up the evening she vanished. Police believe the girl lost the hat As she was being conveyed by her captor in an automobile to some hiding place. Rewards for arrest of the girls Slayer reached $5,010 today after mayor William f. Kunze had appealed for subscriptions to such in fund. Demanded Duluth Man admits murdering girl Duluth minn., aug. 16�? a3 a three hours after Oscar Olson 29, a Duluth Dock worker confessed to police to slaying Dorothy Aune in Minneapolis last tuesday police chief of detectives r. E. Donaldson today announced the Man had no connection with the murder. Olson who was arrested after he had attempted to commit suicide by drowning in a stagnant Pool beneath a Railroad trestle in the Western Section of the City had not been in Minneapolis for several months chief Donaldson said. Olson who had been under the care of physicians for treatment was declared by Donaldson to be demented and had. Been drinking heavily the past few Days. When questioned by Donaldson Olson could not recall telling sergeant Eli Lebeau who arrested him of his detailed confession of the slaving of the Aune girl. Olson smother. Mrs. J. Hegstrom of Duluth told chief Donaldson Are son had been under constant watch by two other sons because of his condition. Olson is being held in jail pending a sanity examination chief Donaldson said. Wisconsin ponzi surrenders to Law Milwaukee wis., aug. 16�? a3 a Elmer s. Huckins sr., head of a mysterious Enterprise in which hundreds of Middle western11 investors Are reputed to have placed huge sums at an interest of 26 percent today surrendered himself at the United states District attorneys office. He had been sought sought on a warrant charging use of the mails to defraud

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