Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - February 27, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota
Weather Snow colder the evening Republican fourth edition of xxx xxvi Mitchell s. Wednesday february 27, 1929 twelve pages number 125 liver names f. Mitchell Hitt. General Onovan declines to enter Rebind after being offered Sec. Of War Post exclusiveness comes t o pretty figure g a St. Paul Man troit. La c., feb. 27�?. Good of Iowa ashine1 a of Secretary of War in the a or Cabinet. A to d. T feh. 87 j d. Mitchell so i 00 Jenera or the United g gifts has been selected by unsent to Hoover to be Oev general in his Cabin it and simultaneously with development today friends g William t. Donovan said. A rid not occupy a Federal <0jcf after March 4. Or. Mit Ash Aday announced his a puce of the appointment or Mitchell was born in wino inn 55 years 3?0. of Fath Justice of the Minnesota a court for Twenty years. He of practice of Law in St. In 1901. He was regional i for the United states rail oxi administration in 1919 and airman of the citizens charter suttee of St. Paul in 1922. He the office of solicitor Genal 1925.j it record of the newly designate a unify general shows him to been Active in Minnesota Nail guard affairs Over a period of s he is listed As a presbyterian. With respect to the appointment or Mitchell friends of the so Genera said that while he been a Democrat As had his before him he had sup president Coolidge and buries Hughes for president As phas or Hoover or. Donovan who is assistant to attorney general conferred Fly with or. Hoover this mom was understood to have in he president elect of his smugness to accept the Post of rata of a or the governor is hid of the Philippines. He said to have told or. Hoover la be considered himself suited to Fem certain Federal positions that the Secretary ship of War not among these. Rub the elimination of Donovan the War Secretary ship the name toe m. Good of Iowa was Forward As a possible or. Good was or. Hoovers Campaign manager. It Bas been said that As soon As fore status of or. Donovan determined the Cabinet will an plated within 24 to 36 hours. Dominations will be sent to Senate at the special session to Beld immediately after the induration of or. Hoover monday. Washington s still is Mundth or Ihm i omitted in Restora Tion Worth billion Der. Or a a Tim ,p,p8r�?o5 is old whiskey Riant or i he first president Scot Are imported j manager induced Washington to turn distiller Washington d. A. Feb 27�?new run. W Here the Best of the Harvest a plans to restore additional property was milled into flour and the re probe demand causes split t on Money Bill a a m. Ii r. J formerly owned by George washing minder made into Mash and later o. A i uni of Odds Mcmaster checks figures ton near it Vernon omit one of into whiskey. Senate Ana of use Ai ours and Sav Tariff will the principal features of the old for a Long time it was washing As result of Amend it t of arum t Dogue run farm the Large whiskey tons daily custom to Rice on horse i a no Irla finn help solve farm woes i still. Back Over his estate and in the bar-1 Mentlo appropriations i at the Dogue run farm four i Vest season he would spend hours w waste i i to hf1 p Miles across the country from the watching the old Mill turn the Gold House seeks Cash u Rit i a estate which overlooks in Grain into snowy flour and the by Blair Coan the Broad Potomac the president Clear White trickle of the liquid in Rhinert to n r Mph 7 Frnnk i maintained and operated various from the still. Too 1 z a a a enterprises incidental to his 8,000 most of the whiskey from the right 19-91 according to the or Quot acre farm. One of these was a Washington still was sold but some urea secured rom the customs de Ija 1 which converted Grain of it was placed in barrels and Tak a Par intent by senator w. H mamas if Tom Washington farm into in to the mansion House at mount ter of South Dakota there is in flour. And the other was a still Vernon. Turned surplus Grain into ex-1 prices were not High in those Days More than one billion dollars Worth j of farm products which can be successfully raised in this country. Senator Mcmaster. Who is one of Cellenti Corn and Rye whiskey. J and Good Quality Rye whiskey foundations of both the Mill and brought 75 cents toll a gallon the still have been located. The about one tenth the present Price _ flour Mill is included in the Rester of Virginia Moonshine from the to maj a Atlon plan but 8 Stul has teen Blue Ridge Mountain stills. U j left out. One of the Choice relics at mount according to old records at mount Vernon we Holch escapes the casual Vernon George Washington met fair visitor is a Large liquor and whisk Success As a distiller. account by Case a gift to the first presi sheets for 1793 show $1,700 profit Dent from lord Fairfax. This Case from the still with �?o755 Gallons still j consists of seven Large sections one Section is for flasks of the fashionable Bath and Tennis club at Palm Beach is the Winter meeting place of exclusive society on americans Riviera. Above is an air View of the club. At right mrs. Frone Underhill of new York is shown wearing Chic a Cowboy pyjamas a latest style to invade Palm Beach. At left miss Bent daughter of mrs. Stedman Bent of Philadelphia wearing a be w modernistic bathing Beach. Fla., feb. 27�? a a j exclusiveness is the goal of i the Row of gaily striped Cabanas a $10 Bill May mean Many things those who frequent the Bath and and the Brilliant hued umbrellas Sente Thea the lot a Cabar a Tennis club a comes but ulsted rakish by and sheltering ugh for one Day at the fashionable Bath causes no furrows in the brows hearted pleasure buyers present a and Tennis club. Of the members because they rep j scene of utter relaxation and Lux a Cabana is just a Little Gau Dily resent to a great degree the Anan Cial vertebrae of the nation. The club faces the Cobalt Waves and of the Atlantic about two Miles South of the Breakers Beach. The idea of exclusiveness is immediately evident to the casual tourist Ury never excelled even in the movies. Until the opening of the Bath and Tennis club two Yean ago society could not go Ocean bathing and be exclusive. The Public is admitted to the Breakers Beach and striped tent measuring about 12 by is feet which May be used As a dressing room. It is floored equipped with a tiny shaded porch. The Cabanas some 150 of them Are placed in rows on the Beach in front of the Bath and Tennis club driving along the Ocean Boulevard the hours of bathing have been building.4 for from the outside All that is i limited by social custom to two for $50 one May use a Cabana seen is a High Wall. The Boulevard i hours from la of clock to i of clock. A whole week. Of course this a turns West at this Point and runs members of the Bath and Tennis plies Only to those who Are Mak like a narrow Mountain pass be club Are not subject to any such my Brief sojourns in Palm Beach tween the Walls of the Bath and limitations. The hours there Are and to those to a Tjom the Board of Tennis dub and those surrounding from 9 of clock to 4 o clock and governors see fit to Grant these the grounds of the Edward f. Hut Many members remain in bathing privileges. Season memberships ton estate. Mount to dizzy Heights but they the Beach to front of the club carry with them All the privileges House extends ome 600 feet. The of the club including that Price very Sands Here seem Superior to less things exclusiveness. J those of Ordinary bathing beaches. Costumes until the dinner hour. The building has luxurious lounging rooms card rooms a glance Patio dining room and cafeteria de luxe. Washington d. C. Feb. 27�? Pic resister elect Hoover to his in aug i address next monday is expedite discuss the principal issues in Campaign in which he won to White House. Tote these was Law enforce Valving prohibition and statutes the subject upon he touched in a number of speeches from the Date of his Fention until he made his last re political pronouncement at Louis four Days before his elector. Is opinion As thus expressed was to. The purpose of the eighteenth in was to protect american that he wished it to succeed m that a sacred obligation was Sod upon the president to 1% Mest enforcement and bin ate the abuses which have s around it. Is selecting remission the a View to bringing about conditions and enforcements administration. Hoover now is re in the task of selecting a lesion of outstanding men t trill Indian situation blocks Navy Bill Frazier a a demand for action on probe ties up Cruiser consideration Washington d. A. Feb. 27�?op on the urge of adoption the conference report adjusting differences Between the Senate and the House on the naval Supply Bill was blocked today in the Senate by senator Fra Zir. Republican. North Dakota. He held up a vote with a demand for action first on the Resolution continuing the inquiry into Indian affairs. The presiding officer once declared the naval report approved Lait senator Frazier gained the floor before the action could be consummated and began a speech which threatened to carry past the hour when the Senate would have to take up other business. The report must be approved before the Navy department appropriation Bill carrying funds for Start Lindy crashes aft off Attr at he Anne unhurt Kev Jimila Ai Mexico City Mel. Feb. 27�? x5 a Charles a. Lindbergh crashed his plane on Landing it at Valbuena Field today. The machine turned Complete in Over hut Lindbergh and his Fiancee miss Anne Morrow escaped in airy in the spectacular Accident. The plane had come to ground safely and was taxiing across the Field. After it had Cone about 30 Yards it suddenly up ended and landed on its Back. It was Learned later that the colonel and his Fiancee had landed at an unrevealed destination while they were on their pleasure flight losing the right wheel of the plane in that Landing consequently the noted aviator had to attempt the difficult feat of bringing his Fiancee to Earth while the machine was minus one wheel. Phis Art Mexico City. Mex. Feb. 27�? ailing the Cruiser construction pro colonel Charles a. Lindbergh and Gram can be sent to the White i his Fiance. Miss Anne Morrow took House. J off in the colonels plane from Val j Tion _ _ a leaders immediately circulated a Buena Field shortly before noon to financing of Dairy farms was tuition to invoke the cloture Rule Day and flew in the direction of considered under the leadership to restrict debate and enough Sig Mexico City a nearby famous vol of Oscar Hermstad Pennington natures were readily obtained. Canoes Popocatepetl and i Tacchi county agent. In a general discus or Arier busted thu a kit it questions me answered by Venech but before a vote could be the colonel who had been plan Beyer Aune superintendent of the takers senator Blaine Republican Ning an air excursion Over Mexico Newell Experiment station Gnu Ulra Rev Ataii Toff of of a a Tamar Raufu of a Wisconsin a foe of the Cruiser program obtained the floor a Zuj Szlisz Western Coal men City with his Fiancee left at 11 45 was still absent More than an hour later. The Snow capped Volcano peaks Are about fifty Miles from the capital. Bill which will give the Farmers an increase of another billion in annual income Points out that in these two items alone the yearly income of the Farmer can be increased by two billions of dollars. According to the most recent census figures there Are 900.000.000 acres of Farmed land in the United states while the crops produced thereon Are valued at $9,500,000,000. An increase of two billions to the Farmers mean two dollars More for every acre to cultivation or an addition of Twenty per cent to the Farmers income. As All farm land is not of the same productivity the Farmer can add Twenty per cent to his present income and he will have the amount his yearly earnings will be if senator Mcmaster secures the exclusion of farm products and senator Schallus farm waste Bills is enacted. V would relieve districts a while a duty to keep out f stuffs which can be raised in country and the development farm wastes into newsprint May not entirely solve the problem it will go a Long a Ward relieving the present distress said senator Mcmaster. A Why should we import com and wheat and Cotton when we already have a surplus of our own it is time the farm problem was approached with some sense of while there Are Many hundreds of items of foodstuffs imported. Senator Mcmaster Points to some of the larger ones As shown on the government Tariff schedule for 1927. Cows to the amount of $813,304 were i imported live poultry $388,164 Hogg $4,041,153 beef $4,303,000 veal $1,-1093.847 fresh pork $21888,762 canned beef $4,338,512 pork $1,268,011 and pickled pork $1,133,679. Cream leads imports i under Dairy products there was i imported $7,606,071 Worth of Cream rat i of r�4y to of of voted $74��?T166 Worth of milk $2,873,177 entire Dai to be pea o Worth of butter the total amount of these products being $36,978,435. Under the caption of fish our imports amounted to $28,199,758. Of eggs and poultry we imported $5,-244,075. Animal and animal products on which there is no duty we imported to the extent of $112,856,-146 com our imports show was brought in to the extent of $3,906,-699. Rice above $2,000,000 was imported while the total amount of Grain and preparations was $21,900.-000. Fodder and feeds amounted to $11,250,000. Vegetable products including Beans peas tomatoes potatoes etc., reached a figure in excess of $37,500,000. Fruits and nuts a majority of which can be grown moraines 1111 country was $84,500,000. Mustard seed valued at $1,204,801 was imported while seeds which we can raise amounted to $9,000,000. Big Field for sugar sugar is not included in the computation although it is said this country can raise sufficient beet and Cane sugar to fill All demands. Imports of sugar for 1927 amounted to $8,475,000,000 which is almost the total value of All agricultural products. It is pointed out that it would take Many years to raise enough sugar beets to Supply this demand but that it can be accomplished. After reviewing these figures senator Mcmaster said a fall of this goes to prove that if you give the same Protection to the Farmer we have Given to the manufacturer he will Prosper. Our manufacturers were just As impoverished until they secured a High Tariff As the Farmer is of by Karl m. Schroeder Pierre s. D., feb. 27�?<4>>�? the South Dakota Senate today killed a Bill proposing to investigate the slate banking department after two and a half hours debate. The vote was 29 to 15. Washington a Early letters Tell of whiskey another is for other blends the employment of a Scot named a third for Choice liquors and the Anderson As manager of the Dogue four others contain various sized run farm. The first president re goblets. Marked in one of his letters that1 also in the Washington collect Anderson was a a a better distiller Don at mount Vernon is a huge wine than he was a Fannery and comply Chest the personal property of the merited the manager As a an sex i first president. It contains sixteen Cellenti judge of whiskers a one gallon Glass jugs each design Early records show that Anderson de to hold a different kind of wine induced Washington to become a Washington in addition to distiller. The farm manager Point j distilling activity went into winced out the profits to be made by converting surplus grains into beverages and a first class still was erected at Dogue run. All grains raised on Washington a 8,000 acres were hauled to Dogue making on an extensive scale. On the mount Vernon or mansion farm he cultivated a Large Vineyard covering fifteen acres. All the wine presses however have disappeared from the estate. Pierre. S. D., feb. 27�? a a defer Rin action on the Highway interim commission Bill which would create a commission of five members to investigate the Highway department. And killing by indefinite postponement Senate measure to provide for optional jury service by s women the House in this morning session postponed action on com Mittee reports until after noon and attacked its Calendar of ninety three Bills up for final action. The House has at the head of its Calendar this afternoon through adoption of % motion by Mundt of Minnehaha the joint general investigating Bill providing for investigation of the state banking department by the attorney general. This Bill was recommended in Hie committees report yesterday adopted unanimous?7 by the Tower body which also amended the general appropriation for the attorney general to meet expense of legislative investigations which May be authorized. Mellon May not Region drawings i retain his Post Are announced i Pierre s. D., feb. 27�? put it Over investigations dead today rapid City meet to discussion of problems of Dairying rapid City. S. D., feb. 27.�? three Hundred farm men and women from Western South Dakota have registered for the West River crop improvement Institute which opened the second Day of its program Here today. Dairying improvement with the i problems of increasing profits filled today a program. Selection of profitable Dairy cows was demonstrated by Gerald Heebink a specialist from Brookings. A judging contest completed the instruction and in the afternoon Heebink was scheduled for a Lee i Tore on feeding cows for profit. Methods of Herd improvement were to be discussed by r. B. Win de Ken president of the Black Hills Dairy Herd improvement Assoc a tomorrows program will Deal exclusively with the marketing and production of Honey poultry and sugar beets. Those on the program include e. W. Fox fruit dealer a. The famous airman and his i e. Anderson of Brookings director i Aad make such recommend relieves will materially i ask lower rates Ting conditions i Sioux Falls. S. D., feb. 27�? a a Ancee appeared at the Valbuena j of Extension work d. B. Pratt Quot was another of the Wyoming and Colorado were repro Field in an embassy automobile in manager of the sugar beet factory a sues and the Prest sent a today in the hearing Here accompanied and the Takeoff was at Belle four Che g. Boylston of a pecked to go into this before a representative of the in witnessed by Only a few Field offi Bend Alex Johnson vice presi .7/n? but Ive a Morel Testate Commerce commission in Cere. Dent of the Northwestern Railroad action of his views in i which the South Dakota chamber colonel Lindbergh no longer the w. C. Lusk president of the state a Lone Eagle on this occasion made controversies Over refund ing of securities displease Secretary Washington. Dot c., feb. 27�?controversies having a bearing on the refunding of government securities Are reported to have caused Secretary of the Treasury Mellon to consider retirement from the Cabinet. Rumours in financial circles suggest the possibility that or. Mellon May decline president elect hoovers offer of another Cabinet term and that Henry m. Robinson of los Angeles banker and one of the three american members of the Dawes commission May be appointed in his place. Both Secretary Mellon and or. Robinson have held lengthy Confer frences with it. Hoover since the latter a return from Florida. The report centers around the recent meeting of the directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of new York at which after lengthy discussions it was decided not to increase the re discount rate which now stands at 5 per cent. The rumours credit or. Mellon with having taken a hand in the arguments Over the Long distance Telephone and to have strongly opposed any Advance in rate on the ground that such action would interfere with the refinancing of government securities which must be accomplished in the i coming year. While or. Mellon won out on the proposition of holding the Redis i count rate at the present level it is expected that efforts to boost the rate will be continued As. Part i winners and runners up of District no. 6 will play at Palace drawings for regional High school basketball play to determine the entrant in the state Cage tournament from Region no. 6, were announced today by regional chairman l. M. Fort. The drawings were made recently by committeeman r. H. Bunt of Kimball before a notary Public and were forwarded to chairman fort. Eight teams will appear in the regional tournament which will be held at the Corn Palace March 8 and 9. Under the plan of the High school athletic association adopted Here at a session of the South Dakota educational association last november the runners up in each District Are scheduled to participate for regional honors these teams being designated As a a a Quot teams the winners Are designated As a a a teams. The following pairings were announced District 24 a is District 21 a District 22 a re District 23 a District 22 b is District 24b District 21 b is District 23 b these games will be played in the order named. The Winner of the first game will meet the Winner of the third game bringing the a and b winners together. Similarly the winners of the second and of the attempt to Check the record fourth games will be opposed breaking volume of speculation. District no. 21 includes teams Secretary Mellon has taken Pride from Woonsocket Alpena Artesian. In the fact that the refunding of Letcher. Forestburg. Lane. Wessing the second and third Liberty Loans ton Springs and Fedora. In the last two it years has resulted District no. 22 includes the Salem and a nearly 5 j District Humboldt. Spencer. Mont million dollars annually. O steins cause of Ray Daugherty is named to judgeship i Pierre. 5. a Peb. 27�? it put map i ointment of Ray e. Daugherty of Sioux Falls As judge of the second judicial circuit to succeed judge Herbert b. Rudolph was announce de today by gov. W. J. Bulowa the appointment the first to be announced by the executive following his return to his office to Rase. Freeman Bridgewater Marion. Etc. District no. 23 is the Mitchell District. Including Tripp. Parkston. Farmer Alexandria. Fulton Emery and Plano consolidated District no. 24 includes the Kimball District it Vernon White Lake Chamberlain Plankinton. Stickney Kimball Pukwana. Gann Valley and Hopper consolidated. O red get sate to the special session of of Commerce is seeking lower chamber of Commerce and W. Less which he plans Frei it rates on Coal from Western no statement As to his destination Pugsley president of the state col. f mid amp Ovri a. A Rutan a of ipod of Val Llona i Peri Inna it or Annac i a a a a a i w i u it Csc Ici u<1 j. Mid april another subject upon Laid much stress and to be considered Dur an line a Quot agricultural products As Well yom Industrial products but is to any general rewriting of a 1922 to the views Dun in nation is protective a Hoot a would tee Levels. has eject of immigration. Fields when he arrived at Valbuena Field j lege at Brookings. Testimony was Given by Claude simply ordering his plane rolled t the Institute will close with a Draper chairman of the Wyom i out. He then handed miss Morrow demonstration on Market a a a a climbed in himself and took off. And grades of livestock at Belle said that the four Che Friday. Carried a Small 0. Ninina Sand a by Blly keeps by. Wye., and p. O. Sandborn 17piane had not returned an Council control five counties traffic manager of the Colorado and new Mexico operators Assoria hour and a half later. Tion. I a they declared that because of the president elect As allegedly unnecessarily High the Campaign is that freight rates Western Coal had fundamental part of Only a Small Market in South a j system because it pre Kota j How would you like a reports of plots to steal ballot Box f labor from abroad. To i a a ii is. Police Mer these rep us by break Down american Butler turns up a?1 ei1 pro?.uc2 sending machine gun squads to mop at dry id in five different counties watch Over the voting. Re Joca at lip Romik Liran the a Thompson aldermen a those 27 amp the evening Republica i wh0 have constantly aligned them in 17 Chicago 111 feb. 27�? a a a bloodless election returned control of the City Council to mayor Thompson yesterday. There were less than two dozen arrests and these for 1 minor infractions. Half a dozen words hummed with Kic and Cirr trim Onu Day after so veral wet a confine near Elle i Hon re w i ment to his bed will be effective March i and continue through the unexpired term of judge Rudolph resigned. Or. Daugherty was democratic candidate for attorney general at the last election. O the House of representatives yesterday added an amendment to appropriate Money for investigation purposes then passed the Bill unanimously As the Senate had done earlier. Almost simultaneously the Senate killed a Bill to provide for investigation of the Highway department by votes of More than a majority. A majority of the Senate will be required to concur in the House amendment to provide for investigations an amendment to make Twenty thousand dollars available to the. Attorney general for investigations which May be authorized. The Senate investigation Bill killed yesterday w As a special appropriation measure and required a two thirds majority for passage. The general appropriation Bill and amendments to it require Only majority votes for passage. Action on the House amendment will be taken by the Senate thursday. To act on Bank probe in a further test of its reaction to proposed investigations the Senate today takes final action on a special appropriation Bill to provide for an investigation of the state banking department by the attorney general. A two thirds vote would be necessary to pass it with the apron ration clause. In the House discussion of the amendment yesterday it was suggested that with favourable action on the amendment the Senate banking investigation Bill would be amended to strike out the appropriation clause. Without the appropriation clause a majority vote would be necessary for passage. The House carried its investigation amendment 80 to 21. The Senate killed the Highway investigation Bill with Twenty votes for if and Twenty five against. Peterson of Union chairman of the House general investigating committee proposed the House amendment. Pointing to the action of the House earlier in the afternoon in adopting unanimously the joint investigating committees report on the banking department investigation As the Senate also had done the investigations chairman moved his amendment. The investigations would be made by the attorney general he explained and urged that Chicago. Hi., feb 27�? a3 a every body it seemed like wanted to vote in the second precinct of the then b. F Jones Given a clean ticket i the appropriation be made before a it Pierre s. D., feb. 27�? amp a that amp too j. It each in his quest for residency he declared he stood of increase of the went Washington. A. Feb. Brigadier be Era Smedley d but .culates j there was a report that Beer was a being served with ballots classes y a Kab no even a tepid interest in the Fate of the candidates suddenly began to display a keen desire to exercise their franchise. Police heard about it As they eventually do about everything. Poll investigators heard too and Federal dry agents. Voters police and the rest gazed through the window. They saw election official sitting on Beer kegs. They saw them drinking from steins. They saw them eating sandwiches. The police pushed their Way inside. A we found the Beer kegs a explained an election judge a and we found the steins. I guess the previous tenant who operated a of u do prevent separation or it to once undertook to stamp. Lawlessness a a a a but would not increase i out hts la. Inot looking for a similar task Romed in latin America in Philadelphia is therefore when a. N. Kos counties selves in support _ of the mayors i speakeasy left in a Rush. The kegs natures As recorded weather forecast Otte argues for probe representative Otte agreed that adoption of the banking report indicated that the investigation would be pushed and added that the $40,-000 appropriation called for by the special Point committee Bill for investigation of the banking department us Ould be taken out were the amendment adopted. Bode of Jones and Jackson made a Point of the fact that a two thirds vote would be required to pass a Bill carrying a special appropriation whereas Only a majority would s i Amend the general Bill and Only a might possess Haw Wou d in Gate majority would be required to past the affairs of the attorney general a office during the incumbency i of Buell f. Jones a have been conducted honestly and efficiently and that a there is no necessity or reason for further inquiry or investigation a was the finding of the joint committee appointed to 7-i i 77,. J investigate that office As set out South Dakota unsettled tonight report to the legislature to and thursday probably local d Snow s tonight somewhat colder j a your committee served written thursday in East portion. To. _. Request upon governor Bulow the a a 5 5 ? Tom b report stated asking him to fur and thursday probably local Snow Nish us with any information he or rain thur Day slightly warmer tonight in West and Central por 1js in our investigation. The gov tons slightly colder thursday to error responded through his repro ext Vene Northwest portion sedative that he had nothing to Minnesota mostly unsettled to offer night and thursday probably local a your committee has examined snows slightly colder thursday in this f m Jones it of fuck and Northwest portion. J program retained _ control of the Council 33 of them j serve excellently for our a Pinch up ppr for inv Tiro i a 5 m a to a Mary there vill be a Sec we j a address dealing with Tor a affairs and probably especially an rican relations. Even sirs Socol wil1 tour to Central Mvi a Amer or. Hoover was Al tote rested in improving re file National capital. Ten of Harrison advertised being re elected for year term. The mayor lost one of Mani by returned his fall pigs results came Ficq a. Leaders. Alderman l. I another two which As you will observe is liquid erday after Belloc on duty Quick by and he wrote in China ended to rumours that he a continue a a it a he repack Quot he 1 a unquestionably will the foreign policy la m Mist a Tion. L prudent now is putting Al touches on his in aug or. N which is described As Rambla sh0rt�?T requiring the k delivery Little More than half an hour was to be offered such a Post with denial that he would accept it. 3 As j sold All my pigs and a in 40 tin a a a at my own Price i times a Rood a Job As that in you for the service. I had Philadelphia and keep if rep in out of 5 different Solo flier seeks counties and sold them to Altitude record my neighbor. Wright Field Day on. O feb. 27 there is another thing �?ca5�?lieut Harry Johnson self service ads will do local temperatures and Bas arrived maximum Ara minimum temper delusion 1 is a a a res As recorded by the official a Thun Malee Fairish stools an i the steins j government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today. Maximum 33 minimum to at 7 a. In. Today to roads fair j precipitation 0 precipitation it. He presented that failure to obtain the necessary two thirds vote on the special Bill would defeat the work and object of the investigating committee. Clark of Lawrence presented that other testimony obtainable Senate had kind a by for in at the following vesti gation of the Highway depart yes go said the officer. A Coffee a said the election judge. Of Grossman of the fifth and four of i the six sitting aldermen who were Qew Vatti Odt Liq to my beaten were a Thompson thank Breaks stick on celebratory s head Louisville ky., feb. 27�?op a patrolman Chris Brooks claims acquaintance with a Man whom he says has the worlds hardest head last night the patrolman noticed a cheat executioner since january i 1.29 inches precipitation excess since january i .12 inches. Of Chicago 111., feb 27�? a5 a Tony Stellar a great desire is to die but not in the electric chair. Stella made his third attempt at suicide within a week at the detective Bureau last night slashing his wrist with a piece of tin. When a launched his night stick through the air. The a a persuader landed with for a number Cly Wright fun id t Cay a a. In in we and that is get a a Zunk Quot on the head of the depart in Washington and Cir or. fourth Altitude attempt it your own Price if it u a fair no a oj.,1 weeks relation in is a Solo flight in the Xco-5 Ahi i i i a j Al �?o4 i. To one. In clue it in your id. Missed a step. R Vurry. He has been Workin Ridge Field Pilot took off from times for a number of Wright Field today 10 41 a. I for you tude plane. A a a a rested a week ago. He begged of i whoopee maker. So the officer cers to let him run so they could shoot him Down. After his arrest he went on a hunger strike. What Stella is extremely anxious to avoid is the return to Indiana where he is wanted for murder. attempt last night May prove fatal. Weather and roads temp. 7 am Hilo of Sioux Falls 26 37 23 .00 Yankton 18 35 18 .00 Aberdeen 23 32 22 .00 Brookings 23 36 18 .00 Huron 13 32 la .00 Watertown 22 34 20 .00 rapid City 22 35 17 .01 Pierre 16 36 16 .00 a that the affairs of the attorney general a office during the incumbency of the Hon. Buell f. Jones. Have been conducted honestly and efficiently and Taal there is no necessity or reason for further inquiry or investigation and we so report to your honorable senator Parliman of Minnehaha is chairman of the committee. Behead daughter with meat Cleaver Sterling 111., feb. 27�? a3�?armed ment. And that it might be Best to wait until action was Aken on the banking investigation Bill before providing for the expense of such investigation. Slocum of Campbell agreed. Members of the appropriation committee chairman Mcveigh and Wipf Bode and Weirauch supported the proposed amendment. Probe Good thing says Mcveigh dealt with the matter at some length pointing out that the appropriations committee recommended the banking investigation Bill because it believed the Inuss Good Good fair fair fair with a meat Cleaver mrs. Francis j Ligating committee had enough in Greig sought out her seven year old i formation to Ivar rant its recommend daughter at school today and killed nations for a thorough vesti Gabion. Her by severing the totes head from her body. The Mother was under parole fair j from the state Hospital at East to Good j line my. She will be returned to Good the Hospital he said he believed that for ail concerned the investigation would be a Good thing and that the legislature should provide for ii. Corey of Charles mix opposed the continued on Page nine in