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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 17, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather fair and cooler the evening Republican vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Saturday August 17, 1929 twelve pages number 267 probe 1 i Tobe posted As candidate in new York mrs Rebecca Hoffman whose husband sat on Bence sure of Success her Home is no bar new York n. Y., aug. 17�? ins a mrs Rebecca f. Hoffman widow of judge Benjamin Hoffman of new York has been nominated on the democratic ticket for the office of Register. It a upon receiving news of her nomination mrs. Hoffman stated modestly that she was confident she e e acted and if successful ambitions would be the Sec Nan in her county to hold Ive office. Mod and Good politics a she out have been responsible Access of her family and to know her feel that her activities will be As endur the remembrance of the her now famous peach pie. Ing of the charming of a House where she has lived t thirty years mrs. Hoff Louic in her my i in ele Ltd Good pointed for the those Wii political my As taste of speak fashioned for the Man said a we have always lived in the sixth District. I was bom on second Street Between Avenue a and Avenue b. Went to school in this neighbourhood married and settled j Down Here. children were ally Dom and married in this House and it was in this room that we used to 1 celebrate my husbands political i Success. A la i answering the Telephone and opening congratulatory letters and engrams has occupied mrs. Hoff Naris time since news of her Nom lation. Can a woman tend to her a mme and politics at the same time irs. Hofman is a vivid example hat ii can be done. She not Only i Akes care of her Large Home but i lads time for politics and Bridge. I us runner hanged in hangar fort Lauderdale fla., aug. 17�? j Pic James Horace Alderman 53-ear-old rum runner was hanged Ere easy today in a seaplane Han-1 a at the coast guard Bass Here r the slaying of two coast guards ten in a gun Battle on the High As two years ago. Alderman walked calmly to the afford with a prayer on his lips i lowing no sign of faltering. With ily execution officials a spiritual arise and the necessary witness present the trap was sprung at 03 just As the rays of Sun Rose it of the Atlantic a few minutes later the body was Ken Down and at 6 52 a slowly Orinc Hearse started with it i Coly to Miami where relatives Ive sirs ired for the funeral and rial. Alderman was convicted in Jan by lf28 of slaying Sidney Sandlin and Victory Lamby the anti Man. As he attempted to run Luor into a Florida port. Dur a the Battle Robert k. Webster. Fret service agent also was killed. It Tho rum runner never was tried r his death. V Fra Alderman carried his fight for to the highest courts and to cadent Hoover without Avail. The Case was tried under Federal is diction. Because the crime cd rred at sea. Designation of the air plane Hanger the execution Ceme after ? state had declined to permit the 2 of its property citing special arcs in each location the gov Ament requested. Wheeler says senator will also scrutinize methods of leasing reservation Power typhoon May threaten Zep japs report to la mrs. Rebecca f. Hoffman widow of new York Jurist believes Home duties Are no bar to politics so decides to test her theory in election this fall. Mitchell May be British reject on Zee a route debt Compromise col ref of giant dirigible Snowden cays conference on Way round world May As Well be and depends on weather journey now evening Republican Bureau i the Hague Netherlands August the Albee building j 17�? a3 a Philip Snowden British Washington d. J Chancellor a the exchequer told Washington d. Cd a aug. 17�?mil-1the other creditor nations at the theirs Chance of obtaining a i reparations conference today that a a a if they could not offer something glimpse of the Graf Zeppelin As the substantial toward great Bri Tainsh a giant ship completes the last leg of request there was no use going on her round the world cruise in flight from the Pacific coast to with the conference. The Chancellor who has been demanding a return to the spa Lakehurst n. J., depends largely percentages in the repartition of upon weather conditions according reparations As contained in the to officials of the u. S. Navy de j Dawes plan repeated his previous apartment Here today. I statement that great Britain could not make any further sacrifice. Iena y d apartment which has Compromise offer of France several official representatives on Italy Belgium and Japan to allow Hie ship has received inquiries from great Britain a increased share Many Interior cities regarding the German reparations. Snowden course of the dirigible but cannot a a i Quot fears a to a Atis give positive Assurance that any j peeling around the hotel Des Point will be included on the trans indies Headquarters of the Credi Continental cruise Tor Powers was that Snowden a Landing facilities capable of Quot go ant a a Quot. ,.my ,.p of the conference. All handling the giant ship exist delegations immediately commune at Lakehurst los Angeles Detroit Ca Ted with their governments. Eve s attle and Belleville Illinois i in or. Snowden has kept in con which officials Here declare May be Stant touch with Premier Macdon used in Case of emergency. Ald during the past two Days. To Chart own course i or. Snowden in his refusal to As in the previous cruises of the i consider the Compromise further los Angeles sister ship of the Grad said that instead of the 60 percent Zeppelin and the ill fated Shenan of British claims it purported to Doah the commander is expected offer he upon examination had to Chart his course primarily to in j discovered it made available Only sure safety avoiding storms and 20 per cent which he a said Wasj Adverse air conditions. Utterly acceptable to his gov the records of previous cruises j eminent made by dirigible in this country j one of the eleventh hour exp show a wide Range of routes with clients talked of to save the conure ships often passing thousands j Ference was t a mediation of Gus of Miles off their courses As pre Tav Streseman German foreign Duncil for Snook moves for retrial Columbus. Ohio. Aug 17�?gfi�? Onevo for or. James h Snook. Meted Slayer of Theora Hix. His a old coed mistress today til a motion for a new trial before la try l Scarlett who set Aday As the tentative Date for a in on the motion Tariff Harry t. Paul has issued it orders that no one is to see Snook except Las attorneys. The or excludes mrs. Helen m. Snook and his aged Mother who in .?5 a a a a throughout the piously determined in order to meet prevailing weather conditions. The difficulty in adhering to an arbitrary schedule was emphasized when the Shenandoah Wras wrecked near Ava. Ohio in 1925, with the _ loss of life of 13 of her Crew and j hands free for a political her commander Captain lands j tons exclusively. The Shenandoah left Lakehurst on september 2, 1925, bound for St. Louis St. Paul and Detroit by a route which led Over Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana. Illinois and thence North from St. Louis to the twin cities. Only Craft to Cross continent the plan was to Circle Over state minister great Britain and the other creditor Powers. It was understood however the Reich Delegate preferred to hold aloof from the question of repartition annuities and to keep his Neotia Sun god unable to Kake fuel contacts f the to to defer mask Case on n of a jail. A a trial motion is Overlie counsel said they in or mediate review of error proceedings to the deals weather forecast Tauth or Kot a mostly fair to and sunday cooler tonight in reme South portion. A unsettled tonight and except in extreme a. I Quot Hon sunday partly a mostly fair tonight cooler tonight except Northwest portion. Nav fair tonight and be temperature sunday North portions and in rth West portion tonight. Only Cloudy to Cloudy to a Quot nday local the under Tot or sunday and this n it mitral portion warm portion tonight cooler to i action continued r in West and Southeast carers non tem offi from r to sri ocl i00k for aus 19 to 24 a lev a a i a Mississippi and Low us sour. Valleys and the Northern Sill feat Plains mostly fair ? week probably show ii vol Iowa in a character div a or close temperature monday warmer to it risen essay pr0b�?�bl, 1 temperatures Tim us an minimum recorded by the government thermometer to 7 a. In. Today a unum 93 61 2 m. Today 61 a Jar a i precipitation 55 Oce Quot january Cather and roads x pan 5? Lorf roads ill 67 86 64 of Good 57 89 54 of Good 69 93 61 of Good 64 82 60 of Good Cheyenne wyo., aug. 17�?cf a the transcontinental endurance plane Spokane Sun god was face Fairgrounds in Many of the states i face with a serious Hafiz Yin included in the projected route in j11 its attempt to Fly from so order to give thousands of people Kane to new York and return attending fairs during the fall sea two contacts with refuelling son an Opportunity to. See the Diri ships in Cheyenne the plane Piggie. I noted by Nick Mamer and Art before the disaster four years Walker Wras Able to take on Niy ago the Shenandoah we As the Only 170 Gallons of gasoline and eight Airship to Complete a transom tin j Gallons of Oil. Cental cruise under american com apparently worried Over the demand. In 1924, the ship completed Lay he has encountered in Wyom a cruise from Lakehurst to san j ing Mamer gave instructions for Diego following a Southern route. The refuelling ship to follow him to the los Angeles although having North Platte neb., where an at been into the Interior Many times i tempt will be made by the Sun god has never completed a coast to to take on capacity Load and Start coast flight. East for Cleveland. O the thin air Over Cheyenne pre Cion Aid key a Ute vented the refuelling Shin from car Tjin Vlam a Jive lilt Ryling a heavy Load and 50 Gallons in nor a iia Aud gasoline we Ere exchanged on the release of Hoover i nrste0n,act and Only 201 a a a on the second. A rink in the Hose washings d a. Aug. 17�? a3 a discovered after the gasoline was Harry f. Sinclair has applied to turned Loose caused the shortage president Hoover for executive Cie on the second attempt Mency for the sentence he now is j Mamer took the Gal Osine East of serving in the Washington jail. Cheyenne and dropped a note to if the District attorneys office a Vernon Bookwalter. Pilot of the proves the application it will be re re Fueting instructing him to feared to the White House. Should take on a c3pacity Load of 133 Gal the ruling there be Adverse the a Lens and head for North Platte peal under Ordinary procedure is it said they would take on dropped. Gas Enro Ute and that he would Fly Rover said Chat Henry Mason Day i Over nor til Platte while the Ryan v Mclair associate who is a. Tended and brought an addition term at the District jail also mad after this refuelling a an Appeal lop clemency. Sinclair a head directly for serving in ail under two sentences j 5 or pies to be one for contempt of the Senate and 9ftnn feet lower the other for conviction on charge North Platte is 20 feet lower of Surv shadowing growing out of the than Cheyenne and Mamei Bee fall Sinclair naval Oil Reserve con no trouble will be experienced in protect rights evening Republican Bureau ? the Albee building j Washington d. Washington d. C., aug. 17�?the special committee for the investigation of Indian affairs which recent \ by held extensive healings in South Dakota expects to continue its ac-1 Tivi ties in Arizona and Oklahoma j this fall before meeting to recommend specific action to Congress it was Learned Here today. At the same time officials of the Indian affairs Bureau of the Interior department stated that a study of plans for reorganizing the administration of Indian reservations being conducted in cooperation with i the Senate committee headed by senator Frazier of North Dakota will go Forward As rapidly As possible in order that Concrete suggestions May be ready for the december session of Congress if legislation is deemed necessary. Indication that the Bureau has already gone a considerable Way in mapping out a reorganization plan was found this week in the announcement that a recommendation to coordinate four agencies in South Dakota and Nebraska under unified control is now under consideration. The recommendation suggested by an inspector of the commission would unite the Winnebago Omaha. Santee and Yankton agencies under one Central head at Wagner South Dakota. Steps toward a further centralized control of administrative responsibilities in other states May be announced later officials state. The Peculiar conditions of Indian agencies in individual localities will be taken into consideration in making administrative changes it is explained. Recommendations which the Senate committee will make As a result of its examinations cannot be determined in Advance but Are certain to include demands for larger appropriations to take care of hospitalization and educational facilities said to be needed generally on Indian reservations. A close scrutiny into leases for Power development held by private Utility concerns in Indian lands is also forecast a matter which was said to have been sidetracked by other economic and social problems in the Survey conducted this summer. To probe leasing plan senator Wheeler of Montana and other members of the committee state that they will ask a thorough probe of general provisions under which Indian lands Are leased for Power purposes by the Federal Power commission with the View toward safeguarding the property rights of indians and insuring them a fair return on All such contracts. A general summary of conclusions made Here recently by senator Wheeler is said to be in line with opinions expressed by other members of the committee and May indicate the recommendation which will be made to Congress next december. A the old indigent indians should be cared for by the government a Wheeler said in his conclusions. A the Young should receive an education that would make useful citizens out of them and in my judgment it should be handled by the state. A a Businesslike accounting system should be established and the indians rendered an itemized quarterly statement of their personal and tribal funds in the hands of the Indian office. A the indians should be Given a voice in the leasing of his Trust property As Well As his tribal property. A we have a new commissioner of Indian Wheeler added a and it is the Hope of those interested in the indians that Many of the incompetent superintendents will be relegated to the political Scrapheap and in their place and Stead we will have men who Are not just seeking a Job but who Are anxious and willing to Render a service to the Eckener predicts hell make Tokyo by monday night us Only to motors Tokyo aug.17�? apr japanese government wireless stations tonight began picking the air liner Graf Zeppelin As she steadily Drew nearer Japan on her round the world flight. Friedrichs Hafen Germany aug., 17�?cf a the air liner Graf Zeppelin far Over isolated Siberia today was speeding eastward just South of the Arctic Circle and at 7 a. In. Mid european time Midnight c. S. To gave her position As 64 North 95 East. The position Given by or. Hugo Eckener to his Home port at Freid Richshafer placed the Graf Zeppelin definitely beyond the Halfway Mark of her 7,000-mile journey to Tokyo on the second Lap of her round the world flight. She was about 200 Miles due East of the Henissee River which approximately marked the half Way Point. The Region is a sparsely inhabited one the nearest Large town being Usu Djak about 150 Miles to the North. Typhoon threatens Uncertain weather conditions and possibility of the grafts encountering a typhoon As it nears Japan were reported Here today in advices from Tokyo. The Zeppelin works radio Staiton has listened constantly to messages from the Graf the most Plain being remember Goldberg he helped win world War gassed and wounded in Argonne and stolen by another company shaggy dog nov lives life of ease at sixty ninth and Wentworth Chicago ii aug. 17�?did you Ever hear of a Small frail Little dog named a Goldberg a you have perhaps but that was years ago. A Goldberg a you May remember was the Only dog Mascot to go from America to France serve throughout the War and return in perfect condition. Today a a Goldberg May be seen1 roaming the streets in the Vicinity of sixty ninth and Wentworth a. He is just a Plain dog and not especially interesting to look at. But what a past he has. Thirteen years ago he was found a homeless Pup near Chicago a. And the Lake by two Chicago soldiers just before they entrained for Camp at Huston Tex. A a Goldberg became a member of Battery a 122d Field artillery. Then his troubles began. Col., afterwards maj. Gen. Foreman now a Loop attorney issued orders that no pets were to Cross the Atlantic. But a a Goldberg was smuggled aboard ship in the sleeve of an overcoat. In the Argonne a a Goldberg was gassed and suffered Shell wounds. Several times he was lost and once stolen by another company. At the close of the War a a Goldberg was cited by maj. A. B. Davenport and Given his honorable discharge As a regular member of the United states army. But now a Goldberg is growing old he is Content to rest on his laurels at the Home of Walter Byrum 217 two held As suspects in Aune murder Goldberg w. Sixty eighth St., where he is often greeted by the boys of Battery b. Grafts world log by the associated press All time Central Standard aug. 7 9 40. In. Left Lakehurst n. Aug. To 6 03 a. at Freid Richshafer completing first Lap of round that world flight 4,200 Miles in 55 hours 24 minutes. Wednesday 9 34. Friedrichs Hafen. 11 45. Over Nuremberg b Ria. Thursday 2 45 a. Over Leipzig Saxony. 4 30 a. Over Berlin 7 55 a. Over the free City of Danzig. 10 05 a. German territory at tilsit East Prussia. 1 30. In. Crossed the soviet Frontier near of wins. Friday 6 a. In. Wire Essed Zeppelin works Friedrichs Hafen she was passing North of Perm Russia towards urals. Message added a a ally a we Ell 7 40 a. In. Japanese wireless station picked Graf at position 750 Miles West of Yakutsk. Police probe brides slaying body found in Wisconsin Lake Groom also is missing Baraboo wis., aug. 17.�? apr the body of James Parello Chicago Man was recovered from devils Lake this afternoon less than two hours after doctors at Madison had expressed their inability to say whether his Bride whose body was discovered yesterday was murdered or drowned. Passengers on a train saw the body and notified authorities who brought it Here. A cursory examination revealed no evidence that Parello met with foul play. Police Widen Man Hunt in Moron killing at Minneapolis Auto clue collapses Minneapolis. Minn., aug. 17.�? fit two additional suspects were being held today in the Dorothy Aune murder investigation As police took Steps to prevent release on a writ of Heleas Corpus of another suspect police also arranged to Send details of detectives to the funeral today of Dorothy whose body wrapped in two Gunny sacks was found Here Early wednesday. Ona of the new suspects was a 56-year-old Man who is alleged to have molested a Young girl. He was held without charge for questioning. The other Man was said by police to be a Bootlegger who lived in the Vicinity of the Aune Home. A had been held once but released. Detectives heard that he had boasted about his release so they picked him again for further questioning. Writs of Hareas Corpus were issued late yesterday by the county District court for the release of three Brothers who have been held without charge and subjected to intensive questioning. The wfit3 were made returnable today. Police indicated that they probably would release two of the Brothers but that some charge might be placed against the other who is the proprietor of As mall shot shop in order to hold him. The authorities said the Sherman had not yet satisfactorily accounted for All of his time from late tuesday when Dorothy disappeared until Early wednesday when her body was discovered. One false clue led to the detention o a Man at Hopkins near Here. His automobile was found to contain some Gunny sacks a and part of a skirt. Investigation revealed however that the Driver had been held for drunkenness and could not have been connected with. Make Lake pay Way says expert Batchelor. Says scientific development will show profits that Lake Mitchell if developed scientifically mid at once will be a source of income to the City business men that he development will pay for itself if conducted right and that the plan of the Republic an for ascertaining the ideas of the citizens is a Good one was the j the Aune Case opinion expressed by j. R. Batche it screams Are heard Lor Field Secretary for the play Dier Fhyr ? clue with a possible bearing on the making a Contact there Bookwalter expressed a doubt that he we Ould be Able to get his Shin with a capacity Load off the ground notes dropped from Mamers plane revealed that there was dissension Between the fliers resulting a heated exchanged of words words. One of the notes tossed Over from the Sun god read a for god s Sake quit fooling Kasper renamed around and bring that of a a i in a a i a clock noon Mountain athletic head time the Sun god had been in the Sioux Falls s. D., aug. 17�? it put a Lair 41 hours two minutes. It took the reappointment of t. Kas Joff from Spokane at 5 58. In. Paper of Brookings. South Dakota civic coast time thursday. Child is drowned in Missouri River it. Thompson aug. 17�? a3 a Alden Adamsjr. About to was drowned and three other children narrowly escaped death while wading in the Missouri River yesterday afternoon Between it. Thompson and Degrey. The four children were playing on a Sandbar and fell into deep water when they attempted to return to Shore. The Rev. L. W. Walker of it. Thompson who was with the children rescued three of them. The body of the Adams boy was found an hour later. Piracy trial upon entering the jail he was assigned As pharmacist in the infirmary. Rover did not Rve Public the grounds on which the two men made their a deals for executive clemency nor we As any indication Given As to How soon the recommendation of the District attorney and District judge would be made. Robin cracks in Syracuse Landing Syracuse n. Y., aug. 17�? a the ton seen deity 62 81 59 xxx Good state College athletic director As athletic officer of the state department of the american legion was announced today by commander l. Morrison of Kadoka who is Here attending the fourth Junior base St. Louis Robin the plane which set Ball tournament of the legion. A new endurance record of More Kasper had been department ath Ithan 420 hours was damaged in Letic officer for two it ars and has Landing at the municipal Airport done much to further the Junior Here today. Dale 0brine, the Pilot baseball program in South Dakota was slightly Hurt. Fou jobs but o. F. Church of Murdo was Only human so he could Only fill one. He ran a Small and for a Job As Cook and this is what he says a i will Tell you what i received out of my and. I got four jobs from it. I think that was Good enough for a Small and Are you a Square Peg in a round Hole Why not get the kind of work you want a Good and stating your qualifications and put under a Blind number will Cost very Little. Situation wanted ads Are half Price. Use the Blank. To Irkutsk and tur Uchansky. The Graf was at the headwaters of Vlok Hina River which is a tributary of the lower Tunguska. She had crossed the Central siberian Steppes and was approaching the extended mountainous Region before reaching the next great River Valley that of the Lena. Her course was carrying her toward the Tyr Mokit mountains n rth of the Irkutsk Region. Far to the North the time and position Given by or. Eckener conflicted we Ith previous advices from Moscow which had placed the Graf Zeppelin at 85 degrees East and North at 1 00 a. In. Central Standard time today. If the figures As relayed from the Graf Zeppelin were Correct it would indicate that the ship was following closely the great Circle Over Siberia while the Moscow figures would indicate that she was swinging in a southerly direction toward the City of yen Seisk and the trans siberian Railroad. Aside from the discrepancy in position and time it was Clear she was making Good time toward the heavily mountainous Region in the Eastern half of Siberia. The government wireless station at of Hisashi hokkaido picked the Graf Zeppelin at 9 40. Rn., Tokyo time 7 40 a. In. E. S. To and received her position at 63.30 latitude North and 1.07 30 Longitude East. This position placed the Graf Zeppelin Well Over the first Mountain ranges in Western Siberia on a course that would carry her toward Yakutsk which was about 750 Miles directly to the East. The Coure would carry her Over the Lena Valley in the Region of the famous Lena Gold Fields. It appeared that or. Eckener would follow his original course carrying him Over tie Western end of the sea of okhotsk. Then Down Sakhalin to Japan. By this route he would avoid the troublesome Region of Manchuria. Eckner expects to make Tokyo by monday night Hamburg Germany aug. 16�? a the Hamburg american line received a wireless message from the Graf Zeppelin this afternoon stating that or. Hugo Eckener expected to arrive in Tokyo monday night euro Dean time or presumably some time monday afternoon Central Standard time. Or. Eckener informed the station he we As using Only three of his five motors because of the favourable i winds blowing Over Siberia. He said the motors were showing i no Strain and that All was Well on i Board. Baraboo. Wla., aug. 17.�? a an engraved wrist watch today seemed to hold the answer to whether the death of mrs. James Parillo 21. Chicago Bride was an Accident or i a crime. # the initials. A in. P. To. M.,�?� i engraved on the watch worn by the i woman we Hen her body was recovered from devils Lake yesterday led sheriff e. Mueller to believe she May not have acc Dently drowned while on her honeymoon but May have been slain by a former suitor. It was established through communication with Chicago authorities that a in. apparently was Nick Pellegrino to whom she was married at 16 but later separated and the marriage we As annulled. The family with whom she roomed in Chicago said Pellegrino continued to go with her in to the very Day of her marriage to far Rillo. An insurance policy recently renewed by the Young woman was found at the Parillo Lime Friday. Pellegrino still was the beneficiary. Coroner f. E. Tryon of Sauk county we As inclined to share the sheriffs opinion because the examination disclosed that the woman a Skull had been fractured and her body bruised As though she had been severely beaten. An inquest was postponed after a coroners jury was empanelled Friday to Hermit further examination. Meanwhile authorities Are continuing their search for the body of Parillo. Believed drowned or if alive his whereabouts. The couple on their honeymoon registered at a hotel Here on aug. 7. They rented a boat the following Day and had been missing until the woman a body was found yesterday by two Forest Park 111., boys who were camping on the Lake Shore. The boat half filled with we Ater was found aug. To in it were a purse coat and camera identified As mrs Parillo s and a shirt said to belong to her husband. Of America in an interview today. Or. Batchelor indicated that the scientific development of the Lake in order to take advantage of the Revenue that could be brought in must Start with a leasing of lots building of a Beach and establishing a suitable Roadway together with maintaining the planting program that has been established. Pleased by Progress a i came Here this morning and took a look at the Lake Mitchell and its development since i was Here last Winter. I was very much slaying bobbed with the Story of two women living in the Atma neighbourhood that they had heard screams from a nearby vacant lot at Midnight tuesday. This Story told by mrs. H. L. Scott and mrs. Peter Sjostedt fits in with a police theory that the girl was held prisoner in a hiding place near her Home for several hours sifter she had disappeared. Saw parked Auto mrs. Sjostedt who ran from her Home to investigate the screams said she saw an automobile parked pleased we Ith the Progress that has near the place from we Here the cries been made a the recreation and apparently came. As she watched chief yellow Snake goes sky hopping Macy neb., aug. 17�?c4> a Chiel yellow smoke the oldest Indian of the Omaha Trice viewed the powwow Here from the air yesterday taking his first ride in a plane piloted by Tommy Tompsett of Omaha. Not Only did chief yellow smoke 85, and his wife 75, see the powwow from an Altitude of 2,000 feet but they also swooped Over their own Home in a 20 minute flight. J planes to Cross u. S. San Diego cal., aug. 17.�? it a the greatest fighting Aerial unit Evre sent across the count to by the Navy will leave for the Cleveland air races. Three huge Sikorsky amphibians with mechanics for the single seater fighters will soar eastward tomorrow. The Aerial Armada will be headed by lieutenant commander h. Wick and made of fighting plane Squadron number one. The crack combat organization of the naval air forces. Baseball scores american league rhe 300 200 i too Oil 0 Sorrell and har new York. Detroit. Hoyt and Dickey Greave. Washington. Chicago. Brown and Tate Berg. Boston. St. Louis. Macfayden and and Ferrell. Too too 05 too 020 of Wellman and too of too of Gaston Stewart National league first game rhe Cincinnati too too 000�?2 12 o Philadelphia Ooi too 25x�?8 15 0 Donohue Luzie and suck Forter Willoughby and Davis. First game St. Louis too 101 002�?5 i 2 new York. 121 401 oox�?9 12 i Alexander Goldsmith Frankhouse and Wilson Smith Hubbell Gene wich and Ofarrell. Pittsburgh ____300 too ooo�?3 6 0 Boston too too 200�?2 9 i French amp Hargreaves Linton r. Smith Jones and Spohrer. Second game Cincinnati. No 002 of Philadelphia too Ooi of Rixey and Dixon Elliott and Lerian. Chicago .201 too 150�?10 la 2 Brooklyn .030 too ioo�?4 8 i Nehf and Taylor Dudley Morrison and Deberry. St. Louis too 113 21 new York too 200 to Mitchell and Wilson Henry and l. Sewell Park expert declared. A the plantings Are in splendid shape the Road was a Surprise to me As i did not expect that would be built so soon and the Beach development was just what i expected. The Golf course is in very Good shape for the length of time that it has been established and has proved very valuable both As a source of income and As a Means of healthful recreation. A for the $8,005 that has been thus far expended on the Lake development program. The Golf course alone he a returned $1303 to the Park Boarn codes the Benefit it has been recreational. This shows what can be done with further development from the standpoint of bringing in Revenue and lessening the Cost of the program and fulfils the prophecy that i made last Winter. Urges Beach a a development so far his been just about what i expected except for one things a permanent bathing Beach should be built to provide further revert a. And increase the recreational advantages. A three things should be included on the program for this year first the Beach second additional planting remembering that it takes years to grow a tree and thirdly a Here must. A available immediately a plan for the leasing of lots for summer Homes and a Roadway giving those who lease the lots accessibility to their summer Homes remembering that Revenue from these sources will make available funds Tor developing the other phases of the project. A there is or by a City in the United states today that is not suffering because former City administrations sold their Lake Shore rights instead of leasing them. Duluth. Chicago. Detroit. Cleveland and Rockfield Are Only a few of the hundreds of towns that Are spending millions of dollars today in trying to get Back their Shore rights. Opposes lot sales a it is the absolute unanimous opinion of City planners and Park authorities that cities should not sell their rights Tjong the shores of the lakes in their districts but that the lots should be leased. There is very Little difference As far As the a individual is concerned Between the lease and a Sale. If a lot is leased for Twenty years that is about the length of time that the person will personally use the lot anyway and the City has not relinquished its rights. The property will grow More and More valuable without a doubt if developed right. The value of each lot. When the City and to it Lake Are More developed will be tremendous especially As there is not another Lake within a radius of a Good Many Miles. A the methods of financing to make available now the funds for the development of the Lake instead of delaying by using Only limited funds should be apparent to the City people and in my own estimation is a Wise plan. A the business brought to the town by the Lake after it is developed right will amount to More than anyone now can imagine and if the Lake is developed along what Park commissioners and City planners consider scientific will much More than meet the Cost of its she said the car started 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 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 a fund. Shoemaker charged Albert Mollenhauer the Shoemaker taken into custody after police had found certain articles in h at shop was charged with assault today after he had sought release on a writ of Hareas Corpus. An 11-year-old girl was involved. Although he is believed to have no connection with the Aune slaying police a still questioning him. Hundreds jammed the lutheran Church of our redeemer at funeral services for the Little victim a noon today while thousands Mora. Crowded the Street outside. Rev Holder Hodne who preached Tho funeral Sermon warned parents to inform their children of the a a a dangers that exist in the Mollenhauer a Brothers were released after the assault charges had been charged against Albert. Polica placed a guard about their shoe shop after receiving information that threats to Burn the place had been made by some residents of the Vicinity. Two new suspects workmen engaged in remodelling a store near the Aune Home were detained for questioning. Find new suspect a Man who police believe to Haver been the Slayer of Dorothy Aune 12, was espied by two Railroad brakeman wednesday morning a Short time before the girls body was found they told authorities today. He was driving a Blue Sedan they told police and approached near the spot near the Milwaukee Railroad tracks where the body was found by two iceman a Short time later hesitated and then swung the car around and drove i May. Although they observe him Only casually they recalled he appeared to be about 35 years of age of Light com pie Xion and was Short and Stocky in stature. An automobile of similar description was seen n the Vicinity of the Aune Home for three weeks before she disappeared police said. The brakeman Anton Nelson and a Earl j. Buckley said they had not reported the occurrence sooner because they were out of town. They fixed the time when the unidentified Man was seen at about 6 35 a. In. It was but a Short time later that the body was found. From the door of a baggage car in which they stood they said they did not know whether the Man in the car tossed a bundle into the tall weeds and grass. Police prepared to follow the new line of inquiry on the basis of the latest disclosure and in the meantime continue the questioning of two additional suspects detained for interrogation. Speake Asies enter mayoralty election new York aug. 17�? a new York Speake Asies which have been estimated to number 36.000, today boil general in Oil Russ hazara a been in ian_b5ue Tath Afghanistan were said Here today to have captured an afghan general and to have boiled him and his staff in Oil the tribesmen inflicted two severe defeats on the troops of Habibullah Khan at Sarac Hasma to Miles North of City a mayoralty election. William m. Bennett f \ Mer state senator announced he a uld enter the Republican primaries against congressman Fiorello h. La Guardia for the mayoralty nomination. He said he would run on the Issue of closing the speak easier but us Oum Kabul where they captured a Large make no speeches during the Cam amount of ammunition _ Ipaige

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