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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 22, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota \ i weather till Quot Ever it i Durn Tai i Quot a to i third fair and cooler i hell v Jen in o Kep u do latin edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Thursday. August 22. 1929 sixteen pages number 271 makes King chinese mass soldiers at Iman King Russ Border Coste s Start on world hop is postponed Como has Quot least Quot so he defies builders at Yale italian Shoemaker hangs on to his shop in midst of desolation and ruins Hopes to Cash in on his five ear lease in o pow re or or lights Park in Congo Only heroism of Mary l. Jobe Akeley made completion possible lost her Quot husband Brussels Belgium. Aug. 22�? Insi the recent announcement made by King Albert of Belgium that he has set aside in the interest of Quot Lent if in research a Large area in in the belgian Congo to be known As the Albert National Park. Brings to licht the heroic role played by an american woman mrs. Mary l. Lobe Akela. In making a King s seam become a reality. When Albert in 1899. Was still heir apparently to the belgian throne a visited Yellowstone National bark. Ai he absorbed the natural beauties of american scenery he became inspired with the idea of a similar Park in the belgian Congo v Here native Fauna and Flora could of studied and preserved. His idea did not embrace a show place where tourists might wander at will but a Sanctuary where scientists could work without molestation. In 1914 the world War broke out and Albert was kept Busy trying to preserve his country. When Deace Cain reigned throughout Europe of decided to Start work on his Youthful plan. I learning in 1921 that or. And mrs. Carl Akeley in company with i he noted belgian scientist or. Derscheid. Were about to Start on an expedition through the belgian Congo. King Albert commissioned j them to find a suitable area in his territory for the establishment of the Park. In 1926. After eight Days of trav re through dangerous african Jungles. Arl Akeley was taken ill and despite heroic efforts on the part of the other members of the expedition mrs Barnes hits Auto on to save him. Died of exposure. _ grief stricken his widow the for-1 pier Mary l. Jebe was confronted with a momentous decision. Should he turn Back or a carry on her husband had been vitally interested in the project so she decided for his Sake to continue the Mission As his substitute. A a put aside her grief fighting heartache and the hardships of Long rough trails this i plucky woman trekked Side by Side with the men of her party. Bravely j she put aside her grief and by sheer new Haven aug 22�?the scene is the acute angled intersection of military leaders troops to remain on defensive Loff offer me that Streeet. I stay place across order French Ace May not race , Zeph Chance seen he will go West will resist attack Graf is delayed Mary l. Jobe Akeley As she Spears today at her desk in the american museum of natural history where she is complying work on the Akeley african Hall. This exhibit when finished will be the most Complete portrayal of Gorilla life Ever set up in America. Inset shows mrs. Akeley during her activities in the area now officially designated As Albert National Park. A. A a a a a two lady Birds crash in Derby Landing miss Noyes plane fires Midland. Tex., aug. 22�? apr Ruth Nichols of Rye n. Y., took off at 2 11 p. In. Today in continuation of the fifth Lap of the National women a Aerial Derby. She was showed at one minute intervals by thirteen Ether entrants who arrived shortly before noon from Elpaso. Ships scan sea for lost fuels faint Hope for lives of set iss airmen is still held new York. N. Y., aug. 22�? up a piping China aug. 22.�?up a j chinese authorities in Manchuria appear to have undertaken heavy i troop concentration to prevent rus j Sian troops from crossing the fron tiers of Manchuria. Manchurian railways today were j crowded with troop trains moving j up toward the Border. A military conference in Mukden j called today by governor Chang j Hsueh Liang of Manchuria decided that All chinese troops along the j Border should be instructed to re i main strictly on the defensive. They j were ordered however to repel any russian invasion or raid. Three brigades of cavalry and two of infantry now in the Shan Hai Kuan Region were sent to the Border. The conference further decided to deduct Twenty percent from the salaries of All official employees of the manchurian government for the purpose of purchasing War material. One division of troops left Kirin City yesterday for Harbin followed a few hours later by a machine gun corps and several batteries of artillery. These troops were understood to be destined to tile northeastern Section of the Frontier in the neighbourhood of Pogras Nizhnaya. Mukden moved 50.000 Soldi Quot a from Fen Tien province throw i be Bour get. France aug. 22 map a Dieudonne Coste famous French flier had his plane removed from Lebourget to the Villac Cubley air Field today. This move Wagener ally interpreted Here As meaning indefinite postponement of any attempts to make a record breaking flight for the time being. Kasum Gaura Japan. Aug. 22 map a the departure of the Ca was postponed shortly be dirigible Graff Zeppelin for her trans Pacific flight to Ameri fore Midnight tonight because of unfavourable winds. At the same time it was announced that the dirigible might leave Early in the morning. Lebourget France aug. 22�? up a Captain Dieudonne Coste Frances Premier aviator announced this morning he would take off on his mysterious Long distance journey to Tokyo to race the Zeppelin across the Pacific or to new York As soon As weather conditions permitted. This information was accepted generally As explaining his failure to appear at the Field this morning for scheduled Takeoff at Dawn. He made a three hour test flight this morning in his plane the question Mark and at the end of the flight announced that the wire which had not which is to be the site of Yale University a Institute of human relations endowed with Many millions. . , ruined cellars Yawn and everything is scattered with bricks and rubble. Where two weeks ago was a Good sized building stands now Only the remnant of a single room. Its Walls Are newly dressed in tar paper and the scar where upper stories were amputated has been bandaged with roofing paper. Beneath the place the foundation has been tora away. It All rests precariously on a single Angle joint of Brick and Wood. Before a window dressed with advertisements of one sort and another hangs the sign of j. Como Shoemaker who has resisted All efforts to make him move. Como has a a a least. Or. Como j. For Giacomo Broad faced gentleman with a Well filled shirt front is discovered within amidst an array of worn out shoes. He is idly plucking with his awl at the Wood of his Bench. Strangely enough for one we hour business seems to be at a perfect standstill or. Comous face has a very wide and satisfied smile. A i got a least a says or. Como and slides his fat Cigar to the other Side of his Mouth. A Sgrillo he owned this place. Oloff offer him $50,000, he refuse. He take $75,000, then $3,000 More by he Tell them a Como got i have this place eleven years got five year least until 1932. Polo Tariff faces an evolution Sullivan says finally second in command in Man Churia to governor Chang Hsueh Liang. But really the Strong Man of Manchuria left Kirin City with the troops for Harbin. He will direct tile chinese military operations. Japanese residents remained in the Manchu i area but hundreds of chinese left for Harbin frightened by the warlike preparations., _. A reliable sources in Harbin report with Only the Baesu Hope that the eco to Ciao that after protests by the Young Swiss fliers Oscar Kaesar consular corps the chinese author and Kurt Luescher survived their cities had improved the conditions Atlantic flight it i under which several Hundred arrest Westward trans Atlantic Hight at-1 had been in tempt Crews of naval and merchant turned there. Vessels today scanned the North at \ the chinese defending their and lactic for Trace of them. Mutely bad treatment of the in a Horroc a puck acc of in timed russians by claiming it Yves Admiral Charles f. Hughes of a rep Jsai for cruel russian treat Val operations has ordered naval ment of chinese arrested in Vlad vessels to maintain a Sharp watch Vostok. A i. Less apparatus Taonan toward Manchuria on Ute functioned properly yesterday was Northwestern Border. General Chang Tso Hsian Nom a lady with Gold Teeth enters sits Down on a packing Box. Removes a shoe and holds it out to or. Como. A i want you should fix a no gotta electric. No machine work. Maybe to Morrow. Yesterday morning inspector come and ask. A you got Light a a sure i say. Half hour later no lights. Can to work a so you Don t want to fix a the electric is damage. Somebody gotta come and fix it up. His shop is All wet tile lady who had put her stockinged foot on the floor picked it up suddenly. A each wet a a sure. Rain like hell sunday floor All damned water. Shoes wet they done to want a so now they put it up something Protection huh a a sure they fix the a a How much they offer you for your list a a a nothing. The offer me a place across a you should we Orry about this. They come to you. Pretty Good to have list. The lady with Gold Teeth goes out. A i gotta lawyer a says or. Como. He says i should take $5,000, the lady w to has been recon loitering outside pops her head in the door. A a done to sign it any pacers a or. Como nods smiling bravely in the midst of hit ruin. Debt Parley is at last resort French farce Star is slain industries that usually seek increases Are indifferent today Farmer is gaining by Mark Sullivan Washington d. C., aug. 22�?predictions Are common that no Tariff Bill will be passed at this special session of Congress. That prediction standing alone would not be sensational. The special session of Congress must end not later than november 30. Immediately thereafter. On monday december 2, the regular session begins the membership remaining exactly the same. Whether a Tariff is passed during the special session or the regular session makes no material difference. There Are however Many intangible differences which will have much weight. Tile regular session will begin with a program of routine business and of important matters on the Calendar other than the Tariff. Consequently. If the Tariff is not passed before december 2. It will probe Aly not be passed until considerably later. A considerably later a Means fairly close to the time when primaries will be under Way and there will be in sight the election of an entire lower House and one third of the Senate. That political parties and especially a party in Power shrinks from writing a new Tariff on the eve of an election is an axiom inthe same spirit individual senators and members hesitate to vote on Tariff schedules while it they Are running for renomination or reelection. U chances will diminish the net of this Means that if this Tariff Bill is not passed before december 2. Its chances of Ever be Pecos. Tex., aug. 22�? up a mrs. R 1 and will Power she fought on. Florence Lowe Barnes of san Mai until the Mission was completed. Ino calf., who was forced Back or. Derscheid in speaking of mrs. Shortly after taking off from Al for the Swiss airmen and has re Akeley a exploit said a despite her paso today in the women a Aerial j Quested merchant ships to do the chief she stayed on and thanks to Derby crashed her plane into run so Vel Fie a aviators to inspiring example we were Able automobile in Landing at the Pecos same. At Roosevelt Field Amatore com delete the work her husband air port today. Both wings were out to accomplish. King Al smashed and it appeared she would recognized the bravery of Mary be definitely out of the race. Mrs. Lobe Akeley and in 1927 awarded Barnes was not injured. _ a he a a decoration of the belgian mrs. Blanche Moyes of Cleveland. Kje Are a a Ohio landed her plane in sixth now the Park will shortly become i place Here today after a forced Poi it Landing ten Miles West of Pecos be Ebert National Park As finally cause of a fire in Ber Craft. A it ded on by King Albert com a lighted cig Aret As found in a ups 800 too acres in the Eastern a spare flying suit in the cockpit a of the belgian Congo reaching but mrs. Noyes managed to land a a Lake Kiva to Lake Edward the Craft and extinguish the fire. Wuhan its Are eight vol suffering slight Burns herself inshore Eany he the500 Gal in height. Making the Landing she broke the ions of gasoline with which they now working at its Best. Silent on plans delegates try private con thrown out of sixth store the French flier was silent to versa Ion for reach window of friends Day As to his exact plans but if he ing Accord apartment has abandoned his project an Hague Netherlands aug. 22 say Francisco Calif. Aug. 22�? up i ing passed at All will begin to denounced yesterday of a flight to delegates to the re Para a the breath of mystery which has minish. Also. If the Bill Waits for pressure1 of friends. under-1�� conference still stubbornly haunted the paths of actors to the a of went Bali stood that they have been Point j trying to reach some sort of agree j racy French farce a easy for zee1 fr0m what would have been enacting out it might seem ungracious Ament today turned to private con Zee since its opening in a theatre de in june and was passed by the a a n r it a a o 0 t i of j a. It i to or. Eckener and to Germany to inaugurate a race around the world and might be interpreted As an attempt of the Pench flier to detract from the honors which or. Eckener is receiving for his great dirigible flight. It was thought therefore that this might induce Coste not to pursue the Zeppelin and to head instead for new York. Perhaps meeting the dirigible on american soil. As he jumped out of the cock pit after today a trial flight Coste russians a i n \ Asi n a a a Don t know myself what i Sais japanese dispatch Wiki do a a i he refused to make any further Kje at l declaration concerning his plans. Day purporting to be based on of t weather bad Era horizon but the Hope grew dim Mer with each passing hour. The Youthful fliers one 21 and the other 22 years old were last seen flying Westward Over a Village in the azores on monday afternoon. They should have reached american wis if now�?Tin0 Progress on a rest j Landing gear of her plane but had my labs atties. Guard outposts no trouble in alighting Here. L or foul Ancl Barracks. The area Phoebe Omlie was the second storehouses Check in Here. She was closely followed by Gladys o Donnell. A mrs. Omlie we As timed at 7 53 a. In. And miss o Donnell 28 seconds later. Miss of Donnell a a overshot the Field in her Landing and slight Wili be policed by a Muije Force of native scouts commanded by a belgian chief Warden and no one will allowed in the Park without a special permit. Even piggies live there r. The area covered by Altert s a Cree is in the heart of the Gorilla we country and i Elpaso Texas. Aug. 22- a it the res is sir the 4 preserve. 17 contestants in the women a air a sit Mzee Baboon Derby from Santa Monica. Cal., to of in is a elephant i Cleveland took off Here this mor Buffalo found on 5 Ning for pools the first control the ener vation Quot of added interest Point on today a 600 Miles flight to j the tribe of 300 native fort Worth. Ass Sam Mal the District their j Amelia Earhart of Boston led the fliers in her Orange monoplane at americans bravery j 6 10 a. Rn., followed at two minute left Lisbon found for new York could not have kept them in the air much later than that. Their Forman monoplane was not equipped with pontoons and could not remain afloat if it came Down at sea possibility that the aviators might have survived a forced Des Westerly wind which is not considered Good for a take off with a heavily loaded plane. A Ste is the wild erne. Through an a a and a Kings generosity things of the belgian Congo have at last found a Sanctuary. Ltd Navy a air racer being repaired intervals by the others. Weather reports indicated that flying conditions Over the route were excellent. The fliers were warned before the Start however that they would have a to Hunt ceiling to pass Over two ranges of mountains which Rise to and anole my. Aug. 22.�?op a Heights of from 3,000 to 6,000 feet in attaching new parts the buoyancy of the pontoons rap Tutt Tco to a did the porting the Mercury racer pre never Trust a Bird ueut1 to dog says Boot Ician prove the plane s fitness for the j Louisville by. Aug. 22�?up a Schr Eider cup Frank Cook is sorry he bought that the parts described by William s g00d Bird dog. Companion and manager. Lieut. J when of flyers raided Cook s pro commander j. R. Poppen As a Su-1 Perty Yec Virday they found a still Perdeck a wac Deli woul amp do to till j 18 to or re is of. V Jap Clung to a faint Hope that the White monoplane a Jun Schweitzer might yet appear on the East �?oj5"1 Qsfnte-3nor>clniaarnatl�n al1 preparations were being made in Iwon hut him. It of of troops hah completed at Lebourget this afternoon for mobilization on the manchurian the take off tomorrow but this Frontier and shortly would March May have to be postponed again in on liar by the provincial Railroad Smuch As weather conditions were Center. Reported unfavourable. There was a the cablegram whose author Wras sir Percival Phillips widely known British Newspaperman said that the soviet Union government has determined to Force China to comply with its demands regarding the chinese a Eastern railway by warlike operations but without a formal declaration of War. It was said the Advance of the newly organized far Eastern army would be a a punitive expedition and it was not believed the chinese soldiery would offer serious opposition to the russian Advance but instead would adopt delaying tactics. X. A it was unknown whether the sible that they might have landed Fia Advance actually had Al aready begun. While it was stated in Tokyo that Japan did not intend to interfere1 in Manchuria unless her interests were threatened directly it was declared in pending that japanese military guards on the South manchurian railway were very Bush and were preparing for the arrival of reinforcements. By damaged the left underling of cent was based on the rubber suits land rubber boat we hich they carried. It was also considered barely pos on a tiny Island in the azores or in some lonely spot in Newfoundland or along the Canadian coast. It was recalled that major Ramon Franco of Spain and three companions were rescued after Drifting about for seven Days and that the Crew of the Bremen the Only ones to successfully negotiate an East to West crossing landed on desolate Greenly Island. Load rapacity and also the safety Factor of the plane arrived today from Philadelphia and mechanics began the installation at once. Weather forecast South Dakota generally Fate to j 0j them. Night and Friday cooler tonight in reme Southeast and warmer in Northwest portions warmer Friday in East and Suth portions. Minnesota generally fair tonight and Friday cooler tonight in East portion rising temperature Friday in West portion. _. North Dakota generally fair tonight and Friday warmer in tast. And South portions tonight and n past and South Central portions Friday. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temper attire As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today. Maximum 97 minimum 55 at 7 a. In. Today 57 precipitation 0 precipitation e Nee january. 18 26 precipitation j excess since january i 2.07. Nebraska mostly fair tonight and Friday cooler tonight in East and i Smth portions warmer Friday in West and portions. Iowa mostly fair tonight and Friday preceded by local Thunder forms this afternoon or tonight in Southeast portions cooler tonight and in Soto theist portion Friday. Weather and roads of Moonshine but they did t find Cook. Then Cooke a Pointer trotted out of the House and a made a Point at a Patch of weeds. Officers kicked up the weeds and flushed or. Cook. A that dog has its Good Points a said or. Cook a but that Wasny tone land brings 587.50 Arlington s. D., aug. 24�? up it fourteen thousand dollars or $87.50 an acre was received by w. R. Bennett for a Quarter Section of land near Here. The purchaser was b. O. Buck. Baseball scores National league k h e St. Louis. Too 210 010-512 2 Boston. Too 112 000-4 7 0 Haid and Wilson Brandt and Spohrer. Phe Pittsburgh. 201 010 011-611 1 new York too 002 000-2 6 4 Petty and Hemsley Henry and of Farrell. Rhe Cincinnati. Too 400-9 15 i Brooklyn. 009 110 20x-13 17 i Rixey Ehrhardt and Gooch c Lark Morrison and Picinich. Chicago. 421 too 3 Philadelphia. Ooi 500 i Blake Cvengros and Taylor Willoughby daily and Davis. Venation after deciding that there was no longer any use of trying to Settle their differences in committee or in groups. Premier Jaspar of Belgium at a meeting of the six Powers this morning intervened Wrhen he saw the discussion was making no Progress. He proposed that the delegates adjourn for the present leaving the rest of the work on the conference to be done in private conversations. This was readily agreed to. These conversations we hich will probably go on this afternoon and tomorrow morning will have three principal objects agreement of the other creditors a with the British As to the distribution of annuities. Agreement Between the French. Belgians and germans As to the Date for final liberation of the Rhineland from military occupation. In Case the two others fail How to break off the conference so that it cat be resumed under conditions permitting Hope of Success. During today a meeting Premier lower House then. Of the latin Quarter Here a year ago Drew the attention of the police to Day As they investigated the death predictions0"of"no Bill the if the reasons be asked Fop the present lagging of the Bill ant for lid the answer of Robert Chapman 28, leading Man lies in the history of the Bill so far. I. I Trio a Naolor co celum Mae in weather Bureau but it is not known whether the information he was getting concerned conditions in Eastern Europe or Over the Atlantic. The noted flier to a friends yesterday just before a final turning up of his plane that he would Fly eastward in an attempt to catch the Zeppelin. Later he strengthened this declaration by making a bet with a Friend for ten bottles of Champagne that he would overtake the big ship before it reached Lakehurst. He proposed to accomplish this by making a non Stop flight to Vladivostok then a hurried trip to Tokyo and a two hop attempt to reach the United states by Way of the hawaiian islands. His final plans whether for an eastward or Westward flight will probably be determined by weather conditions at the hour of the Start. O a sponge in horses nose throws race Chicago 111., aug. 22�?the states attorneys office today inquired into the circumstances surrounding a race at Hawthorne track yesterday in which w of. Benton a Click the favorite finished seventh in a Field of eight. Keeping in close touch with the Briand of France showed some optimism. Saying a this conferences not dead we must do All we can to save the Premier was replying to a suggestion by foreign minister Stresemann of Germany that if no agreement were reached Here a sort of partial moratorium might be accorded Germany which would permit her to pay under the Young plan instead of the Dawes plan after september i. The fact that All the allies were lined up against or. Stresemann on the question of reparations payments under the Young plan after september i gave Rise to reports that the British and French had come together. Philip Snowden British Chancellor of the exchequer denied these reports saying that the fact that the allies were against abrogation of the Dawes plan was simply incidental. Or. Stresemann pleaded for some sort of arrangement that we Ould enable the German delegation to go Home without facing a Cabinet crisis. He urged an intense Effort to reach a Compromise and proposed that a full Public session of the conference be called saturday to enable the delegates to set Forth their views on the situation before the world. O pleads guilty to get out of jail Council Bluffs. La. Aug. 22.�? a William Howard who was held in the county jail awaiting action of the grand jury escaped at noon today. He told Deputy sheriff ova Kinsell he we anted to plead guilty to charges of robbery. Kiseil started for the court House with the prisoner and had gone but a officers we Ere told that the three year old s chances of winning the 1 Short distance when Howard sprint race were ruined by a sponge stuffed in his left nostril. The sponge so obstructed the animals breathing that he slowed Down perceptibly in the stretch despite every Effort of his jockey. The sponge was found by or. J. M. Kaiser track veterinarian. By the associated press temp. Sioux Falls Huron Aberdeen Yankton rapid City Pierre Watertown 7 am i 75 88 56 97 53 103 78 86 59 85 59 101 54 99 Lorf Road 61 56 52 68 54 57 48 .00 .30 to. To. ,00 of to. Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Bandit takes Nap while robbing cafe awakes amid cops Chicago. 111., aug. 22�? up a the Bandit we As very sleepy. He could hardly keep his eyes open As with a revolver in each hand tie walked into an eating place just South of we est Chicago last night and ordered 35 customers to put up their hands. A line up against the Wall a he ordered Vawn Ning. He was about to search them for valuables when he observed a cushioned Bench at one Side of the dining room. He Wen Over and Lay Down keeping his guns pointed at the others. A i am very tired a he apologized. His eyes closed his breathing became regular and noisy. The pistols clattered to the floor. The Bandit was sound asleep. Someone called the police. They arrived and he awoke to learn he we As under arrest. A fall said Chester Kool ski a but come Back in the morning will you in a american league Boston Clevland rain. Washington. 002 022 of Detroit. 010 too of Braxton and Tate Carroll and Shea. Chicago. Too 010 02 Philadelphia non too 03 Grove and Cochrane Lyons and Berg. New York. Too St. Louis. 204 Hoyt Pipgras and Dickey Gray and Marion. Waitresses wanted we had almost a dozen ads last week but Derby a cafe in Chamberlain wanted three and went at it in the Best possible manner by us Ingwl big display and stating wages Etc. Results just listen a dear sirs put the brakes on our and. We re too Busy to keep on answering Telephone Calls and writing letters. Plenty no trouble to find them through a double service want and. Use the Blank. out of sight. In the comedy. Chapman son of a prominent Piedmont. Cal., attorney either jumped fell or tvs thrown to his death from the sixth Story window of the apartment of his Friend Allen Hoffman playwright and author Early yesterday morning. Displaying a a bruised face and other Marks of violence Hoffman told police that Chaoman and he j i had just re inned from a party a the Home cd another member of the Zee Zee cast. The Doorbell rang and Hoffman found two strange teen at the door raft Man said he told them he had no liquor where urfa sky beat him into a a Oci Rusness. When he came to his senses he said the window was open and the crushed by of Chapman Lay at the Bottom of the ugh Quot Well with police grouped around it. The occupant of a nearby apartment told of hearing two men go to Hoff Vvs quarters sounds of scuffling and then silence followed by a scream Mger prints identified As Chapmans were found on the Windowsill. His death recalled other mysterious happenings in Olvir Nana Worth a. Leading Irdy and others in the cast. Miss Worth Van a name was linked with that of Gem fend gangster who v. Flain in his apartment above the theatre a year ago. As ferries a girl Friend the actress was questioned th0 investigation which brought to Light various underworld happenings but led to no arrests others of the Zee Zee cast were also drawn into the Case because of their admitted Friendship with Fern. A few weeks ago miss Wor Tova known off stage As Elaine Worth appeared at the City prison to visit Frank Grupico. Who had been arrested on a statutory charge involving a g Al. The actress collapsed in the prison and remained in coma for several Days. Upon Awakening she announced she was Cru Picot a wite an announcement which set with denial from Grupico. O the special session was asked in president Hoover s message to enact a Tariff on farm products generally and in addition to farm products on a very limited number of Industrial products. The Industrial products were not specified but a test was Laid Down to determine what Industrial schedules should be revised. The test in president hoovers message was expressed As Fol Washington. C., aug. 22�? a3 a the Senate patronage investigating committee was called today by chairman Brookhart to reconvene Here monday for the consideration with a Trace of rain overnight its of additional evidence conditions in the Southern states. Aberdeen Mercury zooms 51 degrees Aberdeen s. D., aug. 22�? up a Aberdeen a thermometers did some extreme fluctuating ii the past 24 municipal court hours. The Mercury got Down to 52 a Supply Bondo 1.000 and was a re Early yesterday then shot up to 103. J turned to jail where he a bean j following a collision Between i touching j fall came close to yesterdays Rise i since attested he tuesday night by hitting 53 at 9 a. In. Today. Car and another machine. Mahoney held for Sioux Falls trial Sioux Falls. S. Naug. 23�?up �?c3cil Mahoney of Mitchell charged with driving while intoxicated waived preliminary hearing when arraigned Here today in county court and was hold for trial in he was unable to skirts coming Down advanced models show i a sunny girls dress a sleeveless frock for daytime Wear with skirt length below the knee is modelled by Gertrude Persh for Street Wear with the skirts a full Inch below the knee. Left is a Brown Satin with combination Cream crepe Blouse from left to right i Jig. 2 two creations for Street Wear Wun uie skits a run men Deviow the knee. Unit is a drown Satin with combination Cream crepe Blouse modelled by Marion Luce and at right a Blacks a tin with egg Shell Blouse shown by Hazel Erwin. 3 Cherie Morris is shown wearily a. Evening ensemble with bodice of rhinestones and velvet. Flowing Marabou sleeves Are lined with French Flowers. 4 this Model displayed by Ruth Hillman is an imported Satin crepe with the nude Back effect and decorated bodice. A tile test of necessity for revision is in the main whether there has been a slackening of activity in Industry during the past few years and a consequent decrease of employment due to insurmountable Competition a from abroad. House yields to Industry if the Tariff revision had been confined to the Field specified by the president it might have been enacted by file first of july. Indeed the general and often proclaimed expectation was that the revision would be completed by that Date. The first impediment that arose consisted of demands for increases by industries to so great a number that the revision could not be called the industries came Forward largely in a spirit a pie is being passed we might As we Eli ask for a the lower House yielded to the demands and passed a Bill embodying them. That led to an outcry against the Bill especially from the farm Section so Gimi that everybody realized there must be Retreat and restraint. As soon As this mood was realized the beneficiaries of the Industrial portion of the Bill largely lost interest in it. This ebbing of concern was accelerated by the dawning of the immense business activity and Prosperity which is now it High tide. It became at once less Likely for industries to want a revision and less possible for them to prove the need of industries need Aid very few industries could meet president hoovers test of a slackening activity and a decreased there Are such industries and their need of Moje Tim Protection is great but the Timber of them is negligible compared to the country a Industrial Structure a a whole. The consequence of this condition is that Industry is not new putting its shoulder behind Tho pending revision. The interests end the territory from which the demand for Tariff revision ordinarily comes is now largely indifferent. There is lacking in Short precisely the initiative and the momentum which has been responsible for every Republican Tariff reveler since the civil War. chiefly Tho Little Brothers and weak Sisters of Industry that imperatively want Tho present revision and the big Brothers Are increasingly interested in exporting their products and therefore in a Low or moderate Tariff on imports. In this state of affairs the present Tariff Bill is in process of becoming mainly and almost wholly an agricultural Bill. What now remains to is seen is whether a mainly or almost exclusively agricultural Bill can Muster enough strength to pass. Such a Bill ought normally to have the help of the Southern agricultural democrats. The prediction that no Tariff will be passed by this session May be erroneous. a Clear fact however that the subject of Tariff revision is passing through a striking evolution with a most interesting redistribution of line up. Maniac beats and kills police officer Montgomery ala., aug. 22�?-ctf5 a a policeman was shot to death and another seriously wounded in what apparently Wras an attack by a maniac As he patrolled a heat near the Down town area Here Early today. The attack occurred As the officers. Rex c. Wright. 38. And William w. Smith. 48. Emerged from their automobile. Wright was killed instantly by a Bullet through his Chest after he hid been felled by a blow from a heavy Iron instrument. Smith was stunned by two blows Over the head with the same instrument. Both were Plain clothes men. Joseph Dodson Choate. 26 was a ested after calmly informing ricers that he a did it he bad Wrights pistol in his pocket when he we As taken into custody. He was held As a a suspect a

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