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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - January 23, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather unsettled warmer the evening Republican fourth edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Wednesday january 23, 1929 twelve pages number 95 Stout visions an a Erial a be measure gives banking probe solons strings report due in i to tax purse both branches Ford designer sees Debs in a Chute races anything for thrill he says. And air regattas will furnish them Fly clubs coming a Virginia Snow Jan. 23�? the same Jwj l. It who today make of water regattas Lobo taking to the air rely the air regatta Mart sport in the fun editors who now ,.trv dubs and social by dung headlines tora v social life Center a a Orts. Ups Quot in aviation pre Airport of the future Magnet to attract the pie of the land. To p elite of the future in Dom the skies in planes and alighting More luxurious than Rotor car is a prophecy Oasis in fact than in non Nch vac e. My Are for a i flirt Tbs v ill by a Marie v.sual-1 in Ray cob from a Chr Ritz father of Modert Corn cob pipe Laid to rest Anton a. Tibbie who put Over in a big Way business started by his father passes away gave a Missouri Meerschaum its name Oakland calif., Jan. 23�?Anton a i Tibbe 70 year old a former Resi Coreys Bill would turn in Resolution Calls for state d it of Washington. To was Laid a a a it in his last resting place Here the to Treasury All Money Mentor Progress no other Day. And thereby hangs a tale from taxation later than today several million cob pipes Are Manu j fractured yearly at Washington j where several factories do a thriving business. The soil around Washington yields about 4.000 cobs or cob pipes to the acre. The cobs Are seasoned for a year before being Start-1 zoo More sign opposition to big grab Bill in be found Only one voter who favors it a writes Brookings Man for it was Anton a. Tibbe who was the father of the Modem Corn Ted through the factory. Prop i f we ii n a flt a Fufai is i to cob pipe. He was the Man who put lengthened life of pipe Itla Jill Wuu la Vuil a a Wii ii i Washington mo., on the map and the life of the Early Missouri Pierre. S. D., Jan. 23.�?�?All i Pierre s. D., Jan. 23.�? # a a the gave a name to the a Missouri Meer j Meerschaum a was exceedingly Short j approximately 200 More Davison leads list ballots. Taxes collected for state purposes Senate today adopted a Resolution. Scaur a a a. I because the bowl burned along with with one exception cast in oppose 1j i. Or. Tibbe s father Henry Tibbe. A the tobacco. Tibbets contribution Interior of plane designed for the showing reclining chairs Type transcontinental air transport writer desk and berths in Back and used by colonel Lindbergh ground. A Cabin of a Ford tri i 600 feet above Earth i Ani b. Stout designer of j and inventor of the i Lisl Vinier. sitting i motor plat with Willi Ford Pine All met a1 air plane his co Dew c. Naylor and or. Adolph r uhrbach world famous air plane designer the writer listens of facts and figures that give an enlightening glimpse into the fun some startling facts Are voc of the facts stated i by . Stout which foretell a. I Light future for America j 4 000 air planes were manuf actor cd in this country last year. 10,000 will be built in 1929. These figures will leap to 25,000 planes in 1930. J a in three Veals. Or. Stout de i clares Quot there will be a regular mail j and express airline Between european South America. I Quot in five years there w ill be a mail j service Between Europe and North i America. I Quot with the increased production of j air planes there will be thousands of i j a v. Airports Tor the country. These airports will have their club houses and social life and prices will be congressmen from North i enough to make them Wester states a mar and _ j prove schedule i vim Vernon of Washington. a Jan. A it sporting bloods a a group of members of Congress would be paid into the state Treasury and no Money expended by the state except through specific legislative appropriation under provisions of a joint Resolution introduced in the House today by Corey of Charles mix which would refer the proposal to the people at the next general election. A fall taxes of every kind levied and collected for state purposes i shall be paid into the state Treasury the Resolution provides. A no indebtedness shall be incurred or Money expended by the state and no warrant shall be drawn upon the state treasurer except in pursuance of an appropriation by the legislature first made which appropriation shall be in an exact amount and for the specific a measure introduced by t. T. Thompson Minnehaha would place 50 per cent of vehicle License collections in county motor vehicle funds and 50 per cent to state Highway fund providing that administration costs by the Secretary of state be paid out of legislative appropriation. Two per cent of collections now Goto the Secretary. A second measure by Thompson Art w. Stewart formerly of South would provide that License fee for Dakota from the chairmanship 0f a pm Tor vedic is on wich License has i been paid three full years be reduced to one half the original fee with such vehicle subject to taxation in the same manner As other personal property. By its general investigation com w00d worker hit on the value of j to the Industry was his discovery of Mittee that an Extension of time Corncob pipes a half Century ago j a patented plaster of Paris filler. Be granted for submitting the re while accommodating a neighbor j which revolutionized the business port of the investigation of the i who asked him to bore out an extra j statistics recently gathered at state banking department to feb. Marge cob with his lathe and fashion 25 him a pipe. _ rho night a Pierre s. a Jan. 23-0p>-the. The elder Tibbe realized the nov general investigation committees do Al e ppe an4 inhere a of. The House and Senate working few cobs and carried on a Small As a joint committee investigating up be manufacturing business Bult 1 remained for his son to put the John a War is part of code fight company control fart of plan to remove a a octopus taint new Yore n. Y., Jan. 23�?John d. Rockefeller. Jr., has a fighting Tare and has been traced in spartan ways and Wall Sam it is learning now just How much a fighter he j5 As he attempts to oust col. Kob William b. Stout farm foundation presents Tariff the Standard Oil company of Indiana. It is the greatest struggle in the history of that corporation and one that has been accompanied by a Boom of Standard Oil Stock to a Ligh of 103.25 on the new York Urb Exchange. Stewart or Rocke Eller or both Are generally reported purchasing Stock on the open Market in their Battle for control of the directors meeting at Whiting ind., March 7. Strict code imposed Rockefeller bom to millions was made to work hard so he might second primary Reform proposed Perre s. D., Jan. 23.�? Phi the second primary election measure to be submitted at the 21st session of the legislature is an amending measure of the Richards primary Law introduced in the Senate by Nisbet of Minnehaha. A proposed new primary Law by representative Slocum of Campbell the state banking department will ask today that the legislature extend the time for the investigation. The Senate concurrent Resolution providing for the investigation was adopted by the Louse of representatives yesterday with no amendment made to the clause providing for a report of Progress to the legislature not later than january 23. Taecker of Codington Senate member of the investigating committee. Is at rapid City As a Senate Delegate to the greater South Dakota Congress and will not return to Pierre until thursday or Friday of this week a. B. Gunderson of Clay Senate chairman explained. Senator Taecker requested that meetings be deferred to enable him to attend them All. Meanwhile Gunderson said the committee is at work gathering data necessary to the investigation. During the legislative recess beginning after a meeting saturday Jan. 26 and continuing till monday feb. 4, the House chairman a the committee Peterson of Union. Will remain at Pierre securing additional information for presentation before the committee. Little Active work is expected of the committee until after the recess. Pierre s. D., Jan. 23�?ca a a report of Progress made in the investigation of the state banking department is due today following concurrence by the House on a Senate Resolution yesterday. Business Over in a big Way. Nearly 20,000 acres of Franklin county Missouri land now Are devoted to raising the peculiarly Large cobs essential to the Industry and Washington revealed that Massachusetts led the list of purchasers of pipes with Pennsylvania second and new York third. Upward of 2,000,000 pipes were shipped from there to Europe in one recent year. Tibbe later established a Bone factory which manufactured Bone bits for the pipes. He turned this along with the original factory Over to his sons when he moved to California ten years ago. Big Park system in state urged states resources constantly before rapid City development meet rapid City s. D., Jan. 23�?t or Gav Elling steadily up on the resources of South Dakota and emphasizing the necessity of coordination of activities within the state to develop a greater unit. Secretary Louis n. Crill of the department of agriculture was the outstanding figure in the greater South Dakota Congress which opened Here yesterday. Three Days remain in which the program is to be carried out. Crill touched upon the farming lion to the educational combined $600,000 grab Bill were received in this mornings mail by the evening Republican. The single opposing ballot was marked from Davison county. To Twenty six counties again Wert j represented in the Days receipts i with Davison county far in the Lead in the number of ballots. Votes were received this morning from both sides of the state from Minnehaha county and from far away Pennington. Votes came too from counties along the Northern Edge of the state and from the extreme Southern tier. If the Cross Section of opinion which the evening Republican has thus far been Able to reach May be taken As a criterion of the attitude of the people in the state generally the members of the state legislature would do Well to listen to the pro will use Trade commission tests against what is declared to be to further interests a greatest Treasury raid Ever of agriculture undertaken by the educational Combine in the history of the i -23 a i it it As pastor sees it one Man a minister writes from appointment of March farm Aid by Blair Coan Washington d. C., Jan. Copyright 1929 a by naming col. Charles h. March of Litchfield j Montrose Quot minn., a member of the. Federal a enclosed find ballot taken from Trade commission president Cool your paper. My wife and z Arp Edge has done something for Agri j most heartily opposed to the grab culture which the Rural districts do kill. Not comprehend. A i have found Only one voter who colonel March is a wealthy far j favors it. That is a Young Man Mer and banker but More than that j who is a student at Brookings. He is the originator of the farm a i am pleased with your stand on co operative. It was colonel March this and Many other questions. If who some years ago conceived the idea of buying and Selling by farm activities within the state going ers in groups and his first Organ Back to color his topic with data is Tion which was the Parent cd appreciate their True value. A. ,.father who now watches his it. Was Tetro Toad in House yesterday a first major financial Battle from his the iolent committee on Anvi the general investigating com Winter Home at Florida had a strict and election. Minces of each House it is pre adopted col i u35 Young civilian sporing Dionas a a group of Maui oets i Vul uric Lis i Errigo orig difficult a from Northwestern sates today a bemused a i of the primary ballot Susti p the latter original concealment i Outing the present provision for in my chalking up scores to code for children the Nisbet bin would provide Lor honesty was one of try policies placing of candidates receiving the the elder Rockefeller taught to his second highest number of votes in con county or state proposal meetings the Young Rockefeller has been respectively in the minority proved an agricultural Tariff t for the stunts but Gram submitted by the Northwest i no diet to propose signed House ways and Means committee j company p0 now considering the subject. J f increased i Tad with penetrating eyes and 0 Square Cut jaws. When in new York he is at his office by a. M. They per foot them. Engaging in exciting air games too no doubt. Stay races in parachutes a Robe in s. Maybe. And for those who like timer sports gliding. Glim a clubs axe daily becoming More popular in America. The Wright Brothers in their first notaries plane inaugurated this sport tha itemised to have numerous devout m the air clubs of the future. In Germany the social aspect of the Airport is further advanced than in America. Or. Rohrbach tells us that Igo too people go each week end to , Berlin. And hat the rest Amant then serves As Mary As persons in a Day. Or. Stout declares that the Day of the family for Smalt r be so is owner Cense a1 6 feet the program Calls for Tariff rates on High grades wheat on livestock Clove seed solar and feed grains. M. W. Thatcher chairman of the Tariff committee of the foundation Laid it before senators and representatives from North Dakota. South Dakota Montana and Minnesota. To speak for states 8 30 worked on Fain ii v estate pos Almen eliminates second one the second county proposal meeting would be eliminated Nisbet a i Btu providing for proposal of county legislative and District officers i at the february county proposal scribed in the Resolution by both branches of the legislature will serve As a committee to investigate the department and must report Progress to the legislature not later than january 23.�?� the concurrent Resolution As approved by both houses is a substitute introduced by the Senate judiciary committee for a Resolution by Nisbet of Minnehaha seeking investigation of the alleged indebtedness of senator Peter Norbeck to closed state Banks. Got Sharpens opinion the Nisbet Resolution was introduced january 15. A week ago yesterday. It was referred to the judiciary committee of the upper House the following Day which re Ference group requested an Opin required principles As represent 5 Ion of the attorney general. Upon More of our editors were As fearless and True and level headed As you Are i feel sure that our state would be better from the Days when farming was116 Many now in Vogue is still i wants Cash business carried on in a Hap Hazard manner functioning successfully in Minne j from a Tabor taxpayer comes the Mineral resources Coal Fields Petro a Jamp a Leum and Gas All of these resources 15 no that the Arrn iban l Era Bra. Bilo which of the state were rounded together or the first time will have one i shows that taxpayers Over the state in a. I their v this commission Are beginning to think for them which Means so much to them it serves is the knowledge that col. March i Haye sent my vote against the will attempt to do for agriculture a a and 1 la of. You5 stand on the identical things this commis his a to pending state Money Sion has done for manufacture. The a a s8�, state on a commission now holds Trade Oral basis. We need a Law taxing lice conferences for toe Quot Ario m the by valid owners a the the industries and it is understood to fee col. March a idea that this Benefit should be extended to agriculture. Col. March who was born on a m his youth Rockefeller worked meeting at which the state proposal the family estate at Cleveland Almen Are named. And swam daily with his father. He the Date of the primary would had a vigorous life and received be the fourth tuesday in May i wages for such work As breaking Stead of in March. Senator Nye. Of North Dakota As one and putting. A j a a unto Ais for the party plat receipt of the opinion in which it the cents an hour for practising on form at the state proposal meeting Aas presented that such an invest Harat Thatcher to speak for the Craw an selection of a Paramount a i libation would be no violation of one biographer tells of his being tonal and Paramount state Issue he Bank secrecy Law As related to Nermi Tod to control his own a from party platform principles Are ii Losure of debtors of closed state Mons when he became old enough eliminated this procedure to be Bai the judicial committee in Rejis father never interfered. He substituted by the simple adoption members of Congress from the four Statas alien he appears before the ways and Means committee later Tois week. The foundation proposes to plane is not far off. Lanes of the future will to handle that a private of Able to secure a ii Nus Nei Amy on , Wiki an no. That when col would appear. Pro mull a Nln mum of is. A a. A Indef the and three choices i principles and selection which both a rent a Hose Brown University because he a of a platform under sri duty on wheal with ten go anted to attend a smaller school majority and minority candidates a Vior 3 Lor plea.? Howe. Rohrback i passer. Aero o Ion Pule Quot to. Ying. Or. Stout and or. P working now on a four family plane designed a re or. Stout and or. Both agree that the Large. Be the Type used for air dornier a German has rented a plane that reals l. Rohrbach is working to that will carry too to or. Stout it wont before i it eople will be hop Tran Continental airlines As As they now Board trains. He says a in Germany tora Al costs riders approx a mile. Air plane trips luxury in america�?20c a Miles but increased proven very soon lower Pac ii is on wheat containing More than la percent protein. Three cents additional would be levied for each half per cent protein above the la per cent level. Thatcher said this would encourage the cultivation of higher grades of wheat and to stimulate crop rotations which will be necessary he said to get the higher Quality. He contended under this system Farmers would give greater attention to Quality than to Quantity thereby reducing surpluses. Doubles Stock Tariff the foundation program also Calls for a duty of one half cent a to Rand on feed grains and cleanings from All grains an increase from i 1-2 cents a Pound to 3 cents i to Pitt with fun and Pound on livestock a rate of four j fact that. Stewart refused orig promulgation of of Defin 1. A world cruise. Ite principles for a Public policy As 2. Further study in Law to enable Paramount Issue Are likewise Elim my to enter any business. J Ina Ted fr9m the individual Candi 3 starting in with the Standard Date petition Fos place on the Balon company. Lot. The declaration for candidates he chose the latter because his requires Only the statement that ,4ber was Eins and he deemed it hey will qualify and obey toe Par Vise 1� to Leth business. Fighting the a for Tonus since Lea Vin Brown University in 1897. Rockefeller has devoted himself to removing the a Rocto oust site to recall. Cast Absentee votes in the state proposal meeting in absence of one proposal Man the produced a substitute Resolution that the intent should be changed to include a full investigation of the banking department with toe chairman of the committee deprecating any a personal this report was adopted by toe Senate and sent to the House which body voted yesterday in concurrence of the Senate action Gunderson of Clay Hermann of hand and Tanker of Brookings constitute the Senate investigating committee Peterson of Union Mundt of Minnehaha and Gilliland of Yankton constitute the House group. Budget Bill up today the Senate today upon action cents a Pound on Clove seed and an increase in the sugar Tariff. President John Coulter of the county a vote would he cast equally a from the names of Rockefeller the two remaining proposal men u end Standard Oil. This attempt at and in the absence of two by the. Osterday placing the measure at the ousting Stewart is Nart of that pro one remaining. Arrangement of Tho head 0f the Calendar will vote upon Quot ram. For Rockefeller has said he continued on Page six it a Bill to repeal the county budget 4id not believe the Public could Law introduced by Lawrence of Confidence in Stewart because a comm i i be kills j Union. Hicks of Lincoln yesterday Wolf Winf re i Inove that the Bill be placed at the Huml Vav Riihl dial head of the Calendar for the wed before a Senate j Pierre s. D., Jan. 23 it a kill be stay session. Tog of a Bill by Lyon of Minnehaha. A Senate joint Resolution by Par has Rockefeller j relating to prescriptions for Alco Uiman of Minnehaha on the Calen in Aily to testify Mittee. Only once before possibilities of the Region excellent highways and generally optimistic Outlook for finance conditions were also High lights in the agricultural Secretary a remarks. Urges big Park system throughout the opening Day the Toemer agriculture water Power Mineral resources and Scenic possibilities was kept constantly before the session in the Alex Johnson hotel Ball room. Other speakers who took part in the conference also Laid stress upon the the state Park system Highway tourist Trade and the future of mining in the Black Hills. Representative e j. Waltner proposed immediate action be taken to establish an extensive Park system throughout the state mention i among numerous Sites the bad lands various locations along the larger streams of this state and some of the historical locations such As the old ree Village on the Missouri. The membership in the state Park Board should be increased and the Board should be authorized to designate Park locations Waltner declared. Lands having Scenic value now in the hands of the Rural credits department should not be sold to private interests he urged new King crowned Robert Emmet Dowdell Forestburg. Told the representatives that a since 1914 a new King has been his name he said was propaganda. Dowdell urged the use of propaganda As a method of interesting tourists and Home seek ers to come to this state. He recommended a Park system be authorized and that it be Given plenty of propaganda. This he maintained. Would attract tourists who in turn would pass the information on. He said $22,000,000 was brought to the state last year under an unorganized system which under organized propaganda would be measurably a geological review of the origin of the Black Hills was Given Dur tog the evening session by or. O Harra president of the school of mines. O Low could have a Home of his own. The trouble is the farm must keep two households instead of a Bonesteel residents writes a for Isle More he says that the Meeker Minnesota feeling against the grab Bill is in 15 i ? 01 Tonsa i his locality and a everybody that state in 1889, has a rather re wants to vote against Marrable record for producing Harmony. He was unanimously elected colonel of the fourth Minnesota National guard unanimously elected mayor of Litchfield unanimously elected Delegate to the notional Republican convention in 1906 unanimously elected Delegate to the National Republican convention in 1920 and unanimously elected chairman of the delegation unanimously elected president of toe Litchfield Public Library unanimously elected Delegate to the Republican National convention in 924 and unanimously elected chairman of the delegation unanimously endorsed by the Minnesota delegation for vice president unanimously elected Delegate to the Republican National convention in 1928 and unanimously elected chairman of the delegation. Tou id the a ghz a plane of the ii passenger North Dakota Apio Tural College. Me i Uronen to show his fight Hollo and vinous liquors legalizing Dar for action today would refer j porkers score Tach we Are Riding Bas i who w Alto president of the Fouin let sad it it on Beti Alf 0l business Sale of malt and vinous liquors to the electorate at the next general a. A f mahogany with Silver ideation. Accompanied the Tariff hic test Cern in Adust containing not More than one half comfortably upholster com my tee Bare Lor a in it nor sniff in handed the violent la of one percent alcohol and pro r hairs. This is Only a i the luxury that will a a out asserts. Designed by i. Stout 1 on mental air trans de by colonel Lind a Modem example of the a a use. A. F a 1 min plane o. The tricorn Rol Type it is fitted All conveniences for the executive. Finished in mahogany and Silver it leather upholstered repairs. Two swivel chairs a Ith noiseless typewriter a Ator. Two berths with silk. And windows with roller election a proposal to authorize courts to. Suspend sentences upon during Good be sharpest Advance wave a a r j i Chicago 111., Jan. 23.�? a5 a under Bor troubles which involved blood hib iting prosecution for Home Man first conviction during Good be the influence of a Strong demand the toed in Colorado in 1913-1914 on facture of wine and malt liquors Haylor. From shippers the hog Market Here a uhe Rockefeller Coranto Droner for Domestic use Only by adoption j Bounty Bdl for tree planting today scored the sharpest Advance of the season closing fully 50c higher than yesterday s average negation of the support of virtually every farm organization in the Northwest for the program. Flu on increase in Europe report London. Ens., Jan. 23.�? apr in Tion of the program to and Means committee. Or. Thatcher said this was first time tin agricultural inter a Quot a q0jorado fuel and Iron j of a a do not pass report of the introduced by Gunderson of Clay by ests had United on a Tariff plan it was after he had Temperance committee was the request following the state Horti Cul and assured the congressional Del a Success of this first work of the lower House today Tural meeting at Pierre is to toe at task that the elder pocketed with the Senate passed a Bill which a upon by the Senate. Drew from the Oil Trade and the would provide that salaries of res j two measures by Freeney of world of business in favor of his ident officers of the Yankton Ho-1jan�ton�?~jh�h pertaining to the son. Pital for the insane be determined Yanicky Hospital for the insane Are John d or. Is abroad As he i tour by the state Board of charities and up or Nal passage. One would a is Battle for control. He and his corrections As obtains for other pro Yde that the salary of All Resi wife went to event with a renown similar institutions and passed a Al 0 frs. 0 instil ton be _. from Chicago. He Bill providing for Transfer of $3,000, of crri2npd by the state Board of flu Enza appeared today to be departing that he was from the Lona non Paul Ltd a in we actions whereas a few loads of Choice butchers went Over the Scales at the close for $9.90 or toe highest Price paid since last october. Bulk of run of Choice butchers of All weights went at 9.45 # 9.85, while some of the plainer kinds sold at 9.00 @ 9.40. Cattle and sheep were steady. O see Fum All Metal Zeppelin Jun Rig the course of our conver. I0n have flown from the i a Airport at Dearborn mich., a a the of it us Airport for land and a the increase in Europe. The epidemic was acute in London where medical workers were issuing leaflets on How to avoid and cure influenza. Indoor workers were mainly affected. Hungary. Finland and Germany the chief european a a vacation. For rent i Ane at fashionable Torcise fevers Warsaw alone reported have you a farm for rent Power t0 suspend sentence in Case a a Nuj Muidie unmet -.�?. If. F in a a of first convictions during Good be when Complete it wih be the 100,000 cases with some deaths Tut Matt Gllbert it White Lake Savior. M completely equipped to the he epidemic was Milder in Poland ii in with a club he dlr Han in some other countries. W before he advertised in that institution to its permanent except the voice of dead to incidental fund. Firth i fare a a y he a eur go upon the air in or a Rusol Brinn he Peri inn permit indent. Whose salary is fixed j or in inc am mine has a pa�4d by the sen a by Law at $3 500 annual it the Schenectady n. A. Jan. 23-�?czp of mend ont Ond would or tide a Transfer of a voice from the dead will go on a a a is ,. A w 3�?T000 rom the local and endow the air from Way the general be referred to the Peop e to make ment fund f the Listl tuition to the discretionary to the anal judge the permanent incidental fund. Laddie boy once a first dog Dies Newtonville mass Jan. 23�?up a ladle boy the magnificent Airedale which As the a first dog of the land a once roamed at will about the White House grounds is dead at the Home of Harry l. Baker secret service Man to whose care he was entrusted seven years ago at the death of his master president Harding. The end came yesterday while the dog for Many months ailing of old age rested his head on the arms of mrs. Baker who had nursed him through a serious illness Only a Short time ago. Laddie boy was a half brother to president Coolidge dog Laddie Buck. Cruiser Quot authorized in 1924 launched Camden n. J., Jan. 23�?04> the launching of the 10,000 ton scout Cruiser Salt Lake City at the new York shipbuilding Yard today opens a new chapter of warship building on the historic Delaware River which has witnessed the launching of mighty fighting Craft both foreign and american. Hie Salt Lake City is one of a program of eight ships authorized by Congress december 18. 1924. According to present plans the Cruiser will be commissioned within the present year. When completed the ship is expected to Cost approximately $11,000,000. Weather outcast South Dakota a generally fair. _ tonight and thursday except in Washington d. C., Jan. 23.�?up settled in South portion tonight not a forty five thousand seats will be so cold thursday and in extreme erected along Pennsylvania Avenue North portion tonight. From which toe Public Cai View the Iowa a partly Cloudy in North military Parade on mar 4 at the portions unsettled in South portions Celebration of the inaugural of her j tonight and thursday Snow in Bert Hoover As president. Southwest portions tonight and in covered seats opposite the presidential reviewing Stant at the White House will Cost the reviewer $7.50 while the less favored seats will be sold for $4 and $3. O Mcmaster after Corn stalk Mill Washington d. C., Jan. 23�?up a senator Mcmaster Republican South Dakota has conferred with senator Schall Republican Minnesota with a View to securing the allocation of some of the proposed government Mills for the manufacture of pacer from Corn stalks in it Outh Dakota. The Bill of senator Schall has not been reported yet by the committee and there is some doubt of its getting final congressional approval before the close of the session. Senator Mcmaster said he has the Assurance that if it becomes a Law some of the proposed Mills will be located in hi3 state. 45,000 seats for inaugural Parade today in Congress the South portions thursday continued cold tonight not quite so cold thursday afternoon. Minnesota a generally fair tonight and thursday not so cold thursday and in North portion tonight. North Dakota a generally fair tonight and thursday not so cold tonight and in East and South portions thursday. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official electric radio station Here on the night of january 30. Or. Charles two Bills in House p. Steinmetz the famous scientist the House acts today upon two who died several years ago will social activities. Of a -llnsulus.�?~nt0�?ztlre4t Hap Forbeck proposes. Were we Are allowed to seethe rom Toni or d a Diu a St a i Metal Zeppelin which he is Coj Tooi or Radu i Astric Ting for the Navy. The Washington d. C., Jai 23-04 a my Dura Lumin a is amazingly senator Norbeck. Republican of the want ads but not now. Likewise Albert Al Stev Senate subpoenas wealthy Indian Washington d. Bills both recommended by committees As a do pass. One by Babcock of Codington would legalize acts of Codington county officers and All proceedings in connection with sneak through the medium of a Tot Aud the total a if 5200 lbs bag weighs South is of Presho who wrote subpoenas were issued today by toe an2 Isof i 9 f we had several answers Senate Indian affairs committee Day in on o in n y Foi we several answers r the appearance before it of the Codington county Soldier Mem a Norbeck Kepu one an to i. Renting Dakota yesterday introduce within a Rew Days. I hink Jackson appearance Jackson Barnett wealthy Creek orial fund during the years 11 cwt zip i 1925. The second by brew 1920 to Ohot phone film recorded some i ate soft Coal Industry. Time before his death. The same evening Way will broadcast a film address made by president Coolidge in 1922. When he was vice president. The broadcast will Start at eight of clock. By the associated press wednesday House considers District of Columbia appropriation Bill i and Senate first deficiency Bill. 1 j. 9xhouse ways and Means committee tvs 7 it 7 holds hearings on tobacco Tariff j m t0dy mfitee16 in ter state Cuba Nerce com atta113rn. Today a to below Mittee continues with Bill to regu roads Good. Killilea Dies Milwaukee wis., Jan. 23.-<a> enry j. Kill Iea owner of the Mil Aukst baseball club and one of cd a Bill to authorize the Secretary j quite an Indian and his wife. Who is alleged Ine cond by br5�5/ter of i of agriculture to investigate meth Iti t _ to have kidnapped him prior to i Custer would appropriate $20, agriculture is of controlling too for and Mals injury addition to your paper. Their marriage. The committee a Reservoir development of addition Lyons of Minnehaha Bill to exempt s to agriculture and to protect a to wants to investigate the disposition Al water Supply and Extension of from prosecution persons Man fac y a of Barnetts wealth. Fire Ngiatos and additional fire had a luring or possessing vinous or malt tie Stock by control of rabies. ,. An appropriation of $1.106 634 for just what you want. This toe Barnetts Are now in los an rants Aryl equipment at the Vwg Apt Tupua us a Vin Ava Jovi w j we a a a.1c Datul it cd amp stir x1uw iia Iivo state i liquors for use of himself family e ?1 sir a tic ii Lea the fiscal year of 19� v. A an a<4 never fails to the committee understands sanitarium a Cusel guests cd employees a limit of one. I4tal Here at 10 251 provided a Ltd it Funni ,. They have been ordered o appear tote How a upon a half of one percent alcoholic Content Okay i 1932 to 1940 bring answers. Jhc re on february 4. Committee report do not pass of is prescribed in the Bill precipitation .06 precipitation tuesday Senate passed Amend since january i .36 Inch Precipio ment to first deficiency Bill pro station deficiency since january i ,01 Viding $24,000. A Kyj for prohibition Inch. Enforcement. Of House ways and Means commit weather ambro a he tee concluded hearings on sugar a i ouija Ini stun Julij Tariff rates. Committee report of Senate in temp. 7 am Hilo Dian affairs committee exonerated j Sioux Falls to 23-16 senator Pine of Oklahoma of Huron charges by Indian commissioner Watertown Burke that Pine conspired to a de Mitchell stroy Burke and Indian affairs by Brookings Reau. Yankton House considered District of co Aberdeen Lumbia appropriations Bill. Pierre to 2 .-6 .02 drifted -12 -20 la -12 -8 -3 to 20 -14 12 -24 20 -13 18 -16 24 to 8 -17 2 .-6 of roads to. Fair .10 Good fair Good fair fair fair to. .06 .24 .04 .72

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