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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 27, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Cloudy cooler the evening Republican third edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Tuesday August 27,1929 ten pages number 275 damaged los Angeles Takeoff Reed s Tariff plan another slap at farm Pennsylvania would have All duties based u. S. Valuation May Block the Bill evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Kinston d. C., aug. 27�? Dakota Farmers suffered a Tariff defeat Here last week course Zeps world girdling flight Soli to sever when a hop Davi plan naut floor the ens and to Cert the Senate finance committee cd the proposal senator d a. Reed Pennsylvania for no the so called american Val method in effect. At the e time a Battle the Senate r was assured which May prove a rec As to result in the failure Tariff Bill whatever h View has been gaining my recently and the committee n today further strengthened feeling. Posit too the Reed valuation pm. It is pointed out Only widdle present spread Between t benefits accorded agriculture Industry. Examination the dment substantiates this in Tariff commission is to As am. Under the Reed proposal an Valorme rate for each duty in Tariff Bill. This and Valorme is to be one which will place in re usury if applied for 1928 1929. The same amount Mon As would have been collected r me Tariff Bill As it now tis. An and Valorme rate is a in tag rate applied according the value the article in ques the above map shows tile course pursued by the Graf Zeppelin her epochal round the world trip. The solid line indicates her course Over the Atlantic t Friedrichs Hafen her Home port and thence to Tokyo. The dotted line shows the path pursued by t he Graf in setting up a record As the first aircraft to Span the Pacific Ocean in non Stop flight. The lightly traced line depicts the route to be followed across the United states if weather conditions permit the most recent reports indicate the ship will be forced to follow a More southerly course in the last Lap her mile eating Jaunt. Value made All important e value the article thus be a a11 important and at this the a amendment provides Domestic valuation shall be i i he do which at the time in i oration. The article brings a when offered for Sale in the Prin 1 Mal markets to All customers in we c i in a i ? quantities. Whatever advantages this plan Mav Oiler to industrialists it is i Poi my Cut Here that it has no attractive feature for the Farmer other producer. The Dairyman f in Lance will receive the Bene fit ?. Tariff butter 14 cents i under the present Bill. This rate is Basic for the Dairy schedules those milk cheese and Ether products being founded the butter Levy. All these commodities Are similar in nature and the rate for each is fixed by the difference in the Cost production in this and other countries tha centrally lower a standards living a in other countries As compared with this and similar factors. Farmers lose again there is no Way in which this system could be changed As it affects agricultural products. Virtually no and Valorme rate in the agricultural schedule is As effective As a hat rate so Many cents a Pound a gallon. The Reed amendment thus virtually places in effect one system Tariff protect i Hon for agriculture and another a Industry since it is obvious fat an and Valorme rate can be effectively imposed upon such things As shoes clothing building materials and other manufactures. A in other words the Reed amendment abolishes the Cost production method which appears almost essential to imposing a Tariff agricultural products and at the a ame time sets up an and Valorme american valuation basis which is essentially a boost in present tariffs in manufactured articles. This View is further reinforced by the words the ways and Means committee the House which first prepared the present Bill. In explaining the difficulties cantered under the present Law committee said in Many instances a a United ates valuation As at present deed cannot be ascertained and f use Cost production res m a lesser High Industrial duties obviously if the United states inc is ascertained and imposed. Higher rate duty the aver up will be levied manufacturers committee has again a a rent in handed out with one and higher rates to the Fanner. . With the other hand subtly beaked nose. This tweaking process however i hardly pass without comment senator Borah a statement week that he will be surprised a Tariff Bill is passed before december is regarded As the general Western senators. The brately expressed opinion Many this fight will drag to such that no Tariff Bill any will be passed. In its place ring to this View a Bill would enacted providing for the re a few rates piecemeal a revisions for further changes y by the commission. Two derbies to 11929 carts Amu be ended today marches in seam Schoenhair finishes first nonstop flights to. Cleveland Boston mass., aug. 27�? apr a a red Devereaux new York and Mechanic were killed and Devere Anxo wife was probably fatally injured when a Philadelphia Cleveland Derby plane crashed upon its arrival at the Boston Airport. The plane was the second the Derby to reach Here. To i weather forecast South Dakota partly Cloudy toot and wednesday slightly Traer tonight in East portion i wednesday in West portion v Rask a mostly fair tonight and heyday slightly warmer tonight Hon beast portion and extreme St East portion wednesday cooler and Day in West portion. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temper -1 tyres As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. L yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 85. Minimum 53. At 7 a. M. Today 55. A oads Cood. Precipitation 0 precipitation ,janum7 i. 18.39 inches Prea at excess since january i a 84 inches. I Cleveland . Aug. 27.�?vph- the Cleveland Airport became the trails end for fresh squadrons Cross country Derby fliers today in the feature events the Days program at the National air races. Five derbies were included in the Days schedule flying two them reaching the finish line this afternoon. A one the most spectacular derbies the races the dash from Portland ore., was quartered at Milwaukee Over night for the final Lap today. Another was checked in at Louisville last night the Way Here today from Miami Miami Beach Fla. Makes fast time in addition to these the non Stop spurt from los Angeles to be raced at any time the pilots elect so Long As they finish in the afternoon Drew attention to the third race which was expected to bring some the entrants diving across the finish line today. The race was opened yesterday by the Brilliant flight Lee Schoenhair who lapped the country in 13 hours 51 minutes and 10.8 seconds. Schoenhair dashed across the finish line a Short time after the women a Derby and ended. Charles a a speedy Holman Chicago conceded a Lead less than five minutes in elapsed time to Ted Wells Wichita kans., when they landed at Milwaukee last night in the Portland Derby. Their last Lap today was routed Over South Bend ind. Another close race was recorded in the Lap ending at Louisville last night. George e. Halsey Buffalo barely exceeded a half hour margin in elapsed time oter c. Bowyer Westfield n. J., in the class a a a division class a a by leadership was held by Earl Rowland Jacksonville 111., Over weather and roads by the associated press Bowman Kansas City by nine minutes. Nagel leads the Oakland cal., race stopped last night at Omaha with Robert e. Nagel Oakland leading the Days Lap from Salt Lake City Utah but conceding leadership in elapsed time to Loren Mendel endurance flier who came in second with a badly ripped fuselage. Mechanics set about repairing the plane in time for today slap. The Philadelphia Derby starting today was mapped through the East with tonight a control Point established at Boston. Mrs Louise Mcphetridge Thaden won approximately $10,000 in prizes by finishing first in the women a Derby from Santa Monica cal., yesterday. It was the first event its kind. Warren failed to reach Omaha last night being forced to halt at grand Island neb., because fouled spark plugs. He left grand Island ohioan starts to capital with new plan to Aid unemployed Warren o., aug. 27.�?czp a a a general Jacob Schler Coxey has mobilized again. The Vanguard a a army moved across Ohio today the Way to Washington in the a Money at Cost and non interest bearing Bonds a Panacea for unemployment and economic depression. Coxey started the country and wound up in jail years ago when he led a crowd foot sore unemployed to Washington. He and some followers stepped the Capitol Lawn before their cause Wras presented to government officials and they were thrown in jail. The army dispersed Coxey was released and a Cox Eye a army became nothing but a colloquialism in american speech. To this Campaign however Coxey goes better prepared. The wealthy a amp Smilon Ohio crusader retired from the profits a Sand and gravel Industry in a luxurious limousine with daughter Ruth Patricia Coxey former Zieg Feld show girl. Their car is followed by trucks loaded with a tent for meetings an individual lighting Plant and literature plan to relieve the country by issuing non interest Bonds for improvements providing jobs for unemployed without Cost to tax pay its. In 1914 Coxey a second army stumbled and halted at the Eastern Mountain ranges. This year he Hopes to collect a following equipped with automobiles. Bobby Jones turns Down film offer san Francisco calif., aug. 27�? up a the bulletin today says that Bobby Jones National Amateur Champion had spurned an offer $50,-000 for two weeks work in the making a a a talkie motion picture. Jones is at Delmonte South Here preparing to defend title in the National Amateur tournament beginning september 2. The newspaper says that Jones did not consider the offer which was made by Jesse l. Lasky producer the famous golfer was quoted As having said that the film com Leslie Pany would not offer that amount to another attorney who had not won honors in Golf and that he did not intend to capitalize Fame. Jones by profession is a lawyer. He refused recently to accept a $50,000 Home offered by admirers in Atlanta. Basenau scores National league r h e Pittsburg. Too 010 001-4 la 0 Philadelphia. Too too 70x-7 12 0 Brame and Hemsley smythe and Lerian. Cincinnati. Too too 000-1 6 0 Chicago. Ooi Ooi 02x-4 7 0 Luque and Gooch Blake and Taylor. Other games not scheduled. American league Philadelphia too too 000-0 3 i new York. 010 Ooi 00x-2 6 0 Earnshaw and Cochrane Pip gras and Dickey. Boston. Too at 6 15 this morning and arrived Washington too 20 Here at 7 33. His motor was work-1 Macfadyen and a. Gaston ing perfectly when he left Omaha. Jones and Spencer. No Lack men for enforcement fourteen in zone Lowman says is Well supplied with Good workers evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. C., aug. 27.�? special prohibition enforcement in South Dakota under administrator s. B. Quale at St. Paul has not suffered from the exhaustion eligible civil service appointees in the fourteenth administrative zone officials the u. S. Prohibition Bureau said Here today. Although resort has been taken to the appointment agents who have not yet been approved by the civil service commission officials believe that this method will Supply new personnel to maintain the Force at its present level until the examinations held by the commission last december have been finally graded. The commission has informed the prohibition Bureau that its grading process is progressing As rapidly As possible and that it expects to have a list eligible appointees for this District ready in the near future. Expect bulk will fail several Hundred applicants for the fourteenth District stood the civil service tests last december but a very Large number these will be weeded out As a result the difficult examination which they must pass. At the test preceding the december one about seventy five per cent the applicants failed and the commission states that the More recent examination was similar character. The situation As to the Lack eligible appointees in the fourteenth zone comprising part Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas is also Felt in All other midwestern states officials stated revealing that new England is virtually the Only Section the country at present for which there Are sufficient eligible to take care the Normal turn Over. Seymour Lowman assistant Secretary the Treasury in charge prohibition explained that the prohibition Bureau has no fear that there will be a drop in the present personnel under administrator Quale if the eligible list is delayed by the commission As it will continue to Drain the examinees in Case necessity. Turn Over very Light a turn Over in this Section has been very Light a he said a and especially so since the majority the agents there have been placed under civil service. This is contrary to our experience in several other states where we have had to be More Liberal in appointing uncertified men. A i am not informed definitely As As to the time All examinations for this zone will be completed but i am sure there will be no serious consequence developing in the meantime a he added. A Sll Niini in Miina . Receipts from boxing bouts in Missouri during july were More than double those the same month last year. Pups South serves Tariff notice senators even manufacturers record is clamouring for High Protection Futcher example by Mark Sullivan Washington d. C., aug. 27�? what is now going about the Tariff so far As it is in the open is illustrated by the interest entering round senator Fletcher . Florida. While the Florida senator is the Only one whose position has had much publicity the influences pulling two ways Are pulling with equal intensity though More quietly other Southern democratic senators. Of. The influences pressing the Florida senator to support the Tariff one consists interests reflected by the Southern manufacturers record which today is More excitedly High Tariff than any Northern Eastern Republican periodical other institution. The manufacturers record heard that senator Fletcher As a Democrat was going to oppose the Tariff Bill which action the record describes As a Blind worship antiquated democratic in its concern the record wired senator Fletcher and got a reply ending with the words a the statement that i am opposing administration general Tariff Bill is that statement closely Analysed is a Little critic. The words a administration general Tariff Bill really describe two inconsistent things. The administrations recommendation in president hoovers message was for a a limited Tariff revision. The Wod a a general is used in Washington to describe the kind revision the lower House made. The general revision is commonly considered a departure from the administration s recommendation. Statement was unexpected when the curiosity became general As to whether senator Fletcher would vote with the republicans in favor the Tariff the democratic organization being disturbed announced that the senator would make a Public statement. Washington assumed in Advance that the statement would be one Fidelity to the orthodox democratic position. By no Means did he denounce Protection. On the contrary the Burden statement was that the Bill so far does not do As much for Florida As senator Fletcher wants and does too much for California with which Florida competes in fruit. Four fifths the senators statement consisted an itemized list Florida products which he thinks ought to have More Protection than the Senate Bill gives. Republican senators Reading the Florida senators statement very careful As Republican senators will might reasonably infer that if and when senator Fletcher gets what he wants for own state he will support the Bill. As to that time will Tell. In the meantime it will be interesting to watch what is done about Florida products. The episode illustrates the heart the Tariff position at today a stage. Pressure persuasion is being put the Southern democratic senators and As they show interest the suggestion trades is made. The manufacturers record prints what the record describes As a suppositions conversation with a Republican senator. How log rolling is done the conversation is sufficiently faithful to the actual situation to have been real. The Republican senator was asked about Protection for kaolin White Clay which is dug in five Southeastern states. He replies that a the has no objection but can to see Why he should do it so Long As the democratic senator from the five Southeastern states oppose the Tariff the other this situation the manufacturers record describes As a Quot preposterous Alire fut he ten Southern democratic senators to get Protection for their own states by voting Quot for the whole Tariff Bill. The record adds a it is the situation also in regard to manganese and Graphite except that these two minerals occur outside the South As Well As in it and can count some backing from sections whose senators have not the Peculiar Tariff Bias the Southern the products mentioned kaolin Graphite and manganese Are Only a few those which Are made the occasion for pressure Southern heart the Southern democracy the Laurel Mississippi Leader de senators. A newspaper at the very scribes the local lung Oil Industry a need for Protection and adds in a sufficiently orthodox protectionist Way a we can Only Hope that this Tariff along with others that involve the same principle will pass other products which Are made the fulcrum with which to pry Southern senators from their democratic base include Long Staple Cotton figs and jute. To pass the Tariff Bill in its present form the Eastern and regular farm chiefs seek to agree Coop plan to be guest Senate to get appointments to Board next week Legge asked Here Chicago iu., aug. 27�? apr urgent plea for immediate Loans to Grain marketing cooperatives the Northwest to enable them to relieve the congestion at Grain elevators and terminal warehouses was denied today by members the Federal farm Board sitting in an advisory capacity at the meeting the committee delegated to set up the Farmers National Grain corporation. Chicago bl., aug. 27�?04 a farm leaders who reached a virtual impasse yesterday Over plans to relieve the Farmer sought today to Iron out their differences and perfect an organization which would bring financial Relief to Grain growers this season. At yesterdays session the committee sixteen appointed to organize the Farmers National Grain corporation were unable to agree upon one two plans submitted. One plan suggested by the Federal farm Board would establish a nationwide corporation in which the identities the various Grain cooperative organizations would be merged. Cooperatives it is understood have objected to losing their identities an d urge formation a holding corporation with the already organized marketing groups buying the Stock in their own names. Everal leaders have urged immediate acceptance the farm boards plan to assure a Federal loan to help Market this years crops without loss to the growers. The loan authorized for $20,000,000. Can not be made it was pointed out until some definite organization has been achieved. With the mow to Compromise apparent predictions were made that the plan to be adopted by the cooperatives will make the Grain corporation a Clearing House and Point Contact for the Federal loan Board and at the same time permit the retention identity by the already organized multiple farm groups. It was the matter identity that disagreement was reached at the meeting yesterday the cooperatives being reluctant to permit one great organization to Swallow groups that have laboriously pulled the Farmer through difficulties for the past Twenty years. On the other hand the Federal farm loan Board balks at the Prospect attempting Contact with innumerable Small organizations. William h. Settle Indianapolis is presiding at the meetings and chairman Alexander Legge and four others the loan Board Are attending. Senate to get Board appointments next week by Raymond z. Henle associated press staff writer Washington d. C., aug. 27.�? Jiw the names the eight appointed members the Federal farm Board Are expected to be presented to the Senate for confirmation next week and administration leaders Are prepared to fix a time promptly for their consideration. Under the Law Senate approval president hoovers selections is necessary before the commissioners salaries May be paid but their official acts Are valid under their recess appointments which were dated june 15. Representative leaders the various groups in the Senate have expressed the opinion that All the Board membership will be confirmed without delay. Some senators however have announced a desire to question them regarding the program they intend to set in motion for the Relief agriculture. Although the members at first will serve for varying terms All appointees hereafter will serve for six years. Each will receive $12,000 a year. The president will present Alexander Legge chairman for Only a one year term in compliance with an arrangement Between the two. Likewise the term c. Tague California will run for continued Page eight Aberdeen woman Hurt Aberdeen s. D., aug. 27�?up a mrs. Edward Hildebrandt wife a Mina Farmer was critically in lured late yesterday when caught by the sickle a mowing machine near her farm Home. She Wras rushed to a Hospital in Aberdeen. Both legs were badly Cut. Airliner hits High tension electric wire continues flight after narrow escape from destruction trouble in climbing Maricopa arte., aug. 27�? apr swinging southward and apparently changing its course to Tucson from pm Lenox the Graf Zeppelin passed Ever Here at 8 55 a. In. M. S. To 9 55 c. S. To it had flown the approximately 40 Miles from Gila Bend in one hour anti 17 minutes a further decrease in Speed. Maricopa directly South Phoenix which it did not Fly Over. The Graf apparently had successfully evaded a severe electrical storm which swept sections Arizona last night. In the Early part its flight from los Angeles the dirigible had flown approximated 70 Miles an hour and later had reached too Miles. The Speed had been reduced to 47 Miles an hour at Gila Bend and reports indicated it was proceeding at a still lower rate. Its Altitude was estimated at 5,000 feet and at Aztec less than twelve Miles away the ship had dropped to 1,500 feet. All official society at Washington is getting its Best Silver and linens ready for elaborate entertainment when miss Ishbel Macdonald daughter the British Premier comes j to the capital. She is the constant companion her father who is expected to visit this country during october. Los Angeles. Calif., aug. 27�? up a the Globe circling dirigible Graf Zeppelin came within a few feet encountering potentially serious trouble but escaped with Only slight damage Here today As its Tail scraped a High tension electric Lino shortly after the Takeoff for Lakehurst n. J., the last Lap its round the world flight. The big ship containing Hydrogen. A highly inflammable Gas scraped the electric line As it fought to gain Altitude immediately after the Takeoff at municipal Airport at 12 14 a. In. Pacific coast time. First word that the Zeppelin had met with an Accident was i scribed Here More than an hour alter the Takeoff when the radio Corpora Graf s world log British planes repulse arabs authorities evacuate jews from Homes in Jerusalem outbreaks Jerusalem Palestine aug. 27�? violent demonstrations by arabs and jews today followed the arrival a jewish delegation from Gaza in the holy City. British authorities were forced to evacuate Many jews from their Homes and concentrate them in heavily guarded hotels. British troops continued to arrive in Palestine by big troop carrying air planes. Air planes constantly patrolled Jerusalem and its environs where markets and shops were closed and the streets empty. Residents remained indoors and officials went to their offices armed and in automobiles. Isolated attacks pedestrians occurred spasmodically in the streets. Travellers from Amman reported warlike Arab demonstrations and outbursts in trans Jordania part the British mandated territory East the River Jordan and the dead sea. The egyptian Consul a by in Bey and Secretary and assistant were fired and stoned White motoring outside Jerusalem bub escaped uninjured. They were guarded in the egyptian consulate. All the foreign consuls held a by the associated press times Are Eastern Standard wednesday aug. 7 10 39 p. Lakehurst n. J., for Friedrichs Hafen. Saturday aug. To 7 33 a. at Friedrichs Hafen completing trip 4,200 mile3 in 55 hours 24 minutes. Wednesday aug. 14 10 34 a. In. Left Friedrichs Hafen for Tokyo. Monday aug. 19 4 27 a. at Kasumis Aura Airport completing trip 6,-880 Miles in 101 hours. 53 minutes. Friday aug. 23 1 13 a. In. Left Kasum Gaura for los Angeles. Sunday aug. 25 9 02 p. In. Edited off far alone islands. 9 25 p. In. Arrived Over Golden Gate circled san Francisco and neighbouring Bay cities. 9 45 p. In. Headed for los Angeles. Monday aug. 26 8 11 a. In. Landed at los Angeles completing flight from Tokyo in 73 hours 58 minutes. Tuesday aug. 27 3 14 a. In. Left los Angeles for Lakehurst n. 5 51 a. In. Passed Over mexican lower California. 10 55 a. slowly Over Maricopa Ariz., and Heads South. 12 29 p. In a passed Over Tucson Ariz., headed for Elpaso. 2 00 p. Over Willcox Ariz. Tion America reported intercepting a message from the dirigible saying the damage had been slight and that the flight would not to interrupted. When it was seen that the big dirigible would have difficulty in meeting to discuss the grave Situa-1 gaining Altitude immediately after Tion which has developed further the take off much canned food today. Communications Between Jerusalem and Jaffa its important Mediterranean port where five British warships a standing by have been Cut. News from jewish settlements throughout Palestine was menacing although few details were available. It was Learned Here that a com Nany Signaller had left Cairo for Palestine and that other reinforcements were the Way. A French consular official was fired upon but not injured. To we Farmers will eat in Kitchen says Legge to Washington society in to Falls Ron r.?Rdeen Overtown Ankton pid City Pierre 7 am Hilo roads 64 78 50 .00 Good 54 82 53 .00 Good 54 89 51 .00 Good 54 85 49 .00 Good 59 85 57 .00 Good 63 86 61 .00 Good 64 88 64 Good All about love Peggy Joyce if degrees were Given for achievements in love certainly would Merit a pm l Peggy probably is one the most married women in the world. She has had almost at Many husbands As the old woman who lived in a shoe had children but unlike the old woman Peggy has known rather definitely what to do with every one her husbands. Peggy who has already had five husbands and is said to be about to take her sixth is writing the history her love affairs for the evening Republican. The first instalment this enthralling narrative will begin thursday. Done to miss the opening chapter. Six Little Shepherd Collie a a 1 Vare Pensyl Vama whose seat is pups is too Many to keep in dispute. The democrats since r _ i. I a the death Tyson Tennessee one farm but there is no have thirty eight. Ther is one in irn tron a Ken a Farmer labor senator ships Toad need to keep them when a Minnesota. All twelve by the Republican want and will sell Republican insurgents Are expect at. R Aalf cd to oppose the Tariff Bill if it re them for $3.00 each. Chicago hi., aug. 27�? a Alex Ander Legge was Loath today to Republican senators Quot must aet at i become excited Over status in least four democratic recruits and i Washington society possibly More. The republicans i the chairman president hoovers new farm Board displayed interest Over reports that Wash in i j Vav i ski Ixo. in it in Quot . Mains in its present form except ing senator Hiram Johnson girl Munzke Salem says j California who As respects the a sure had Fine from my and in your paper. The five pups were a sold in three Days and had two More orders which i was sorry i could not the and Only Cost a Dollar so . Munzke was $14.00 to the Good. A want and did it results Tariff is regarded As More orthodox than the High priests. Those figures with other conditions too Complex to specify explain the need at least four democratic voters if the Tariff is to pass in anything like its present form. It the present Effort to get the four democratic recruits fails the Tariff Bill will become a very different thing. Most the raises Eastern Industrial products will be thrown overboard and the Bill will become an almost exclusive agricultural one. If the Bill should reach that form a wholly new situation would arise. In ton hostesses were at a loss How to classify socially. As Legge saw it the question was whether he rated near the head the table the foot. To solve the problem if there is a problem he suggested that he eat in the Kitchen. A and if that interferes with the cooking ill be glad to wait for the second table a he added. A get this right a said the Man who resigned a $100, to a year Job with the International Harvester company to help the administration with the farm question a when it comes to society in a a he explained that social status became a matter con nature myself a Legge said. A soon i got a Call from one them. I said to a my first claim to any prominence was robbing Weils Fargo stage coaches. When that went out i took up train robbery rustling horses Between As a member Doc Middleton a gang Hoss thieves. A a a since in be been in Chicago i signed with Al Capone and you can just put me Down wherever this rates the fellow Hung up before i finished. A we Farmers Are Busy and we Don t hanker after any social functioning. We done to want to go to any select dinners but if we have to. And we have to put Fried shirts and such things then All i want to say is this a we respectfully ask that we be Given places in the Kitchen with such As Tea and vegetables were dumped overboard hastily. Striking the electric line was Tho second mishap to overtake the dirigible its world flight. While being taken out the hangar at Kasum Gaura Japan for the flight to los Angeles the rear end the ship swung downward and a rear Gondola struck the ground. Two Gondola struts were broken and the ship was held up several hours while repairs were made. Changes course air Field workers Here were the opinion that the difficulty in gaining Altitude had caused . Hugo Eckener commander the aircraft to suddenly change plans and head straight for the mexican Border instead taking an Easterly course. The zeppelins plans originally were to go through the Southern California Mountain area almost due East but the course the ship after leaving municipal sir port showed that idea had been abandoned. Hie great dirigible passed Over Point Loma near san Diego at 2 22 a. Rn., and headed for Mexico. At 3 13 she was reported passing Over Jacumba hot Springs 70 Miles East san Diego and at 3 51 the Southern Pacific dispatcher reported her passing mexican lower California 300 Miles from los Angeles. Observers Here figured that . Eckener would seek the lowest possible attitude for crossing the Mountain area. Had the dirigible held to its first course it would have had to attain an Altitude at least 9.000 feet to go safely through san Gorgonio pass East and slightly South Here. Hie Zeppelin left los Angeles rest the help and if that in Cern shortly after he went to ter feres with the business 12 14 lni7to55y 2t4llfcje Washington. Hostesses and their we want to wait for the second to expecting to land at Laehu secretaries began telephoning in table. We Don t belong in any High n. J., within forty eight hours Quiring stenographer into crowds and we want to be just j bring to an end the first w the Legge family history and hts Farmers. It Don t seem to us in flu by a lighter than Aff f Chicago social connections. Corial functions can Ever Heln the a i told my stenographer that id Farmer in any Way so i a guess handle ail future inquiries that they a better just count us 2,500 Miles to Gothe big sky elephant a continued Page Elf

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