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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 11, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather cooler Shower the evening Republican third edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Thursday july la 1929 twelve pages number 235 Jot he Jove of Sajady 4yjefferyfarnol chapter i v Beautiful burglar the hash of a face a puff of a Fath and the Candle suddenly anguished choked him with its a a Rufic. Emit he stood peering into r engulfing darkness every fac i a keenly Alert until there stole in him a vague Rustle of Stealthy Cement dropping the Candlewick he leapt to grasp draperies a Bat Tore in his fierce clutch to a faint cry. A stumbling fall. Uttering a smothered exc Lama a on. He started backwards to the nor. Locked it. Groped feverishly it another candlestick took out Box and struck a Light. She crouched within a Yard of in. Hidden in the folds of a Long Well. Who what Are yes he a minded. Your prisoner a two id seem a answered her voice smooth and a tabled. A. I have be last he a a pined grimly. But who Are yet res to see a he stooped and red Bac the Hood of her cloak. Grev eyes Black lashed that and up at him from the Pale j of s Pale Oval of a face framed dark tresses of Lustrous hair lips firm set and Resolute like a smooth rounded Chin her eyes it i and held his regard eyes that a a his Enqu aiming and with never a in of Lear. Sim viewed him serenely from bordered wig to Muddy Riding a his sombre eyes deep set be och thick Black brows his Domi a a nose the sardonic bitterness furling lips the grim line of jaw muddling Tail Man All lean state Corn to increase. S. Crop declines National Outlook said to be for smallest yield since 1924 acreage a decreases Washington d. July Llu Corn and wheat forecasts from the. S. Department of agriculture issued today indicated to t the South Dakota Corn production would exceed that of last year and that the we heat production would be considerably less than last year. This announcement by the department accompanied another to the effect that the National crop this year is the smallest since 1924, showing a decrease from last year of 241.000.000 of bushels. Based on conditions july i. The forecast show the South Dakota acreage of torn to be 4.692.000 acres condition 82 per cent of Normal and production probably 121.194.000 bushels. Last year the production was 93.849.000 bushels. Wheat forecasts indicate that the production in South Dakota this year will be about 29.318.000 Bush i Els. Last year the production of South Dakota what was 3546.000 trifles yet she would seem bushels. Conditions based on the vastly anxious for their recovery report of july i Are about 65 per the old Mill House hum a scent of Normal and the acreage of. At this moment from some Cham wheat this year is about 3,048,000 Ber above Rose a waxing and hide acres Ous uproar of Drunken voices Wail vital evidence Are you to Dishonour yourself to pry a shame a a considering you Are a thief May in a House breaker caught in the act i prove in you a singular absence of fear a deplorable Lack of confusion a very arrogant criminal a most imperious Gallows Bird a a will you give me the letter sir a sighed she wearily. A be seated May a and 1 11 read it to a a in la not hear a then cover your ears and holding the letter to the Candle he read aloud dear sir Richard i will meet you tonight by the old Mill House trusting to your honour to return my letters. But of. Richard you have promised so often Pray god you will keep your word to night and return the letters. Indeed Richard they was wrote you before i knew what love was but i do love at last with All my heart i Pray thee return these letters and i will rest your grateful Loving Friend Sac Charissa. A and Here is your letter Mam a said he. Handing it to her with a mocking Bow. A what manner of letters Are these she pleads for a a romantic Folly writ by an innocent school miss to a designing villain trifles of none account a tis this letter might work the harm�?T1 demos make new Issue in Tariff fight shift Battle to flexible provision in House duty measure g. O. P. Tactics shift by Mark Sullivan Washington d. A. July Llu the recent group of statements from democrats about the Tariff Bill is a consequence of a recent change m he Republican Senate attitude on he Bill. To state the situation chronologically when the Bill enter cd the Senate the expectation was av0e, Xan fat Theon tactically Universal. It has now rat Queen of Alburn it the con a gentlemen May but they Kirkham hits i Are wrong tests indicate 1 1j overseas Delegate reveals blondes Are inferior emotionally a Darker Sisters most captivating wives she asserts at critics of his spillway Minneapolis minn., july Llu miss Bender said gentlemen May prefer blondes but j Julius Caesar will be taken for i they marry brunettes a for the the study of the first Book to be blondes Are submissive and the red-1 called dominance and it will be sends letter to mayor and Heads Subco consciously persuasive i shown How he was Able because of p. Rv.,Nril answer while brunettes possess the real Cap-1.1? amp dominance to conquer., Ltd Council in ans Are Tiva Tion. Fresh from Hollywood calif., where she will collaborate with or. William Marston Columbia University psychologist on a novel depict to charges miss Bender made it Plain that the work in which she will collaborate with the Columbia University pay _ Cho Logist will not be in John or j a condition is Good some style but will show How the i a a lives of great men and women have ing emotional reactions and the of been influenced by the emotions. Feet they have had on the lives of with miss Bender As owners of great men and women. Miss Luella Rose Bender came to Minneapolis with this declaration. She is a Delegate to the women a overseas service league convention at the Nicollet hotel. Miss Bender is re �tl4nslouchpst Brad show i 8-the, song to. The car. S. Wheat and Maize a a a he at be Julian guv Ford a last. Compani ment of thudding heels and ringing glasses. A bib Ulous voice called plaintively Outlook both Are bad Washington d a. July Llu crop forecasts issued by the department been reversed. A the new intention of the regular republicans in the Senate is to write a Bill conspicuously lower ban than the House Bill. Such a program is so unexpected and so unprecedented As to cause some cynical expression of doubt about its Good Faith. There Are Many expressions of suspicion. One suspicion says the change of program is made merely to Stop Adverse criticism throughout the country and that As soon As the present wave of criticism is stopped the Senate republicans will therefore perform As usual by raising the rates. Suspicion wrong taking politics As politics that. A a a unreal the fact however is that a nil to Quot oho so Richard guv Ford come of agriculture Here yesterday show must i so. It answered. T. Or a re ens a led a decrease in the production of in will help me. Sir to Avert e and misery from one i Man a woman sir and very Young ice less a he repeated tithes there such woman in i a sir Richard a she repeated. 4 sir both Corn and wheat from the to Richard is Here then a Tai last year. A the is i Corn forecasts Are that there will a but i heard a they told me he be 2.662.0oc.0o0 bushels produced had Ridden for London this morn in the United states this year As tog against 2.903,000.000 product last and Pray he went chanced3hisminrf and year a Why should i help you a Nangea his mind and Rode Back ask your Aid because you Are a indeed but he must Mam since Jept for the Vear 1924. Wien it was having eyes. He May not help alas a i about 35 million bushels less than now meeting his grim unsmiling the forecast for 1929. Look. She recoiled. Acreage for Corn in the unit you mean. A she faltered. States shows a decrease f re a 1 am sir Richard Guy about 600.000 acres. The wheat a a acreage this year is Well Over two you. She faltered a you then million acres More than it was last for inspection. Herbert Reitz above. Is carrying the sealed instrument to officials to be examined. Kao ousted in suffer me to go a but a Man that scorns women kind a he retorted. In one Lithe movement she was upon her feet facing him with chm up lung a very figure of scorn. I doubt but some Dairy maid to a flouted you of late poor Wrath a she murmured. A a a tis possible years shall heal the smart and bring you a Little manhood a he laughed harshly and bowed slapping his knee a i protest a tis a most palpable bit. A Little manhood save you hum a a or. Guy Ford Are you a Man of honour a a Faith May a i fear not question those respectable gentle Folk my neighbors and Thev shall assure you of the fact with deplorable a nor co your looks belie you. looks May a you a Sav my poor v Sage matches my reputation egad Arn i to brow beat a disreputable dog i chapter two will be Pica a his Aid that you broke into Page nine. Of lowest since 1924 again the forecast for com indicates i must be gone he must not see that the crop thus year will be re lower than any Croo since 1919, sex shall let or stay you lady wheat forecasts show a decrease Consul at san Francisco and his j is Emsel Epin window ?011 came by the from 903.000,000 bushels last year to wife who is accused of having at tude toward the Tariff i in a minx. R33 too too bushels for this comme tempted to stuff Rit a. Inn re Nii Antl i ? a a a _ a a. ,833.000.000 bushels for this coming intr it murmured not look Harvest. The average wheat pro i 1 auction for the years from 1900 to �v2?,? slrg0�?� 1927 was approximately 792.000.000 of you will come a she ques bushels i re or Sinang Ashe 10011 hat than let year ci3ls,.ft35 of no it they Lay. In 1927. The production was 866.-indeed. Said he Bow ing. A come i 538.ooo bushels of wheat and in arte the Cleveland endurance flyers landed with a new record safely 1. Under their belts the suspicion about the change being which Jhel Arr in in political Man Euver was not untre which they carried in the City of son Abic. The fact however is the Cleveland was carefully removed the suspicion is unfounded. It May r x. Be a Case believe it or not a but the fixed fact is that the regular Senate republicans have abandoned their Early intention and intend to write a Tariff Bill lower than the House one. They intend according to their lights to write a Tariff Bill that will be reasonable and will w a �9 a n seem reasonable to the House. 111? i Ldoa and it is this that gives Rise to the it ill fall recent democratic statements. So Long As the Senate republicans Consul suspended and Fate were expected to revise the Bill up of chinese and wife is Ward the Senate democrats had a in Legal snarl course which though Subtle was ii a nevertheless Concrete and simple Washington d. C., july a3 a a his previous course of the democrats was summarized with disapproval by the political correspondent of the democratic Baltimore Sun who put it thus were too Subtle a one of the risks to which the democrats in the Senate Are now their Atti is the Effort tempted to smuggle a Large Quanti to be Subtle always a mistake. Their to of opium into the United states. Basic desire to get a Tariff Bill suf Ying Kao has been attached to i fic gently bad to cause a popular re the san Francisco eos isun ate five action in the country against the delusion of her red Cross work there following the War. Brunettes have a a it a the emotional responses of the blonde and Brunette were tested with a registering systolic blood pressure following a Greta Garbo love scene on the screen and then it was found that the Brunette was More responsive emotionally than the blonde a she said. A in each person there Are outstanding traits. They Are dominance. Submissiveness Induc Veness or captivation it has been proved. The blondes Are the submissive ones the red Heads inductive but it is the brunettes who possess no. While gentlemen May prefer blondes it is the Brunette who More often a gets her they have the greatest emotional reaction and possess More Power of captivation a restaurant in Hollywood Are a in a letter addressed to mayor Fredericks and the City Council j. E. Kirkham. Former state Bridge British orphan newspaper girl who it Engineer Ani designer of Lake Mit served As an ambulance Driver in London and Serbia during the War two girls training to be singers and a motion picture actress. A things in Hollywood at the pre sent time Are in a a hectic state because of the a talkies a a miss Bender said. A the people from the legitimate stage coming there done to know the movie technique while the motion picture people Are afraid of the dialogue and know nothing about in London at the present time miss Bender said motion picture authorities have been told that the people Are flocking to the picture Heaters for the amusement of hearing american a movie actresses with nasal twang play roles of ladies of the English peerage. Miss Bender who played As an a a extra in a number of picture productions merely to get human interest stories declared that Hollywood today is a pretty much the survival of the she said it was an interesting Experiment and that she would never discourage girls from a trying their Luck in the a a tangle of racial customs Dif Fering National Laws and International diplomatic usage today curtained the immediate future of the y ing Kao. Suspended chinese vice angeleno tries for 300 hours come Back and see us land next tuesday say fliers in note to crowd Culver City calif., july Llu a3 a entering the tenth Day of their endurance flight l. By Wendell and r. B. Reinhart today took another 190 Gallons Supply of gasoline aboard their sturdy biplane and continued their game Effort to prove that Man can outlast a motor. At 7 29 30 a.m., the ninth Day in the air was ended. Chell dam and spillway declared there is no possibility the dam can go out and expressed himself As entirely satisfied with its condition. Statements that the spillway might crack were termed ridiculous by or. Kirkham. Who gave a detailed account of its construction and listed engineering facts on which he bases his Contention. The driving of Sheet piling As is proposed at the present time he declared unwise because freezing might cause it to do More harm than Good. The Cost of grouting the spillway should not be More than $1,440, the designer of the spillway averred in his letter. He declared that in his judgment City Engineer Carlos Scallin is competent to take care of any repairs that might be necessary and offered help and co operation at any time it is needed. Kirkham a letter the letter in full follows i was notified by the evening Republican paper that you were afraid that the dam which i designed for Mitchell was in danger owing to an under Wash and sinking of the fill under the spillway slab and fro the description Given i expected to i find a very unusual and serious sit i uhf Ion but my inspection disclosed nothing alarming and nothing that had not been considered in the de sign. Washington n c a Nevil a it in order to answer criticism made Washington c., july lip by your Engineer it is necessary to s son ormer com j g0 Over the development of the pro x from the beginning. There has been talk for years about building a new yorker on Board hinted Hoover reported considering Charles a. Wilson for one vacancy missioner of agriculture of the state 1 of new York is being seriously considered by president Hoover for a place on the Federal farm Board. Wilson has been recommended by numerous individuals and organizations for membership. He operates a farm near Rochester n. Y. Should he be Given a place the appointment of a spokesman for years having been appointed by the former peking government. As a result of the finding of the Opi ss>-ml-.es55-3? . M republicans and at the same time not bad enough to cause or. Hoover to veto that policy could exist Only so Long As the intention of the regular is to. Bushels. For the period from . The pol motion by minister r Quot fee vow a the a th1 present intention of the re pub gation by minister We the i Lions to a reasonable Bill. Choir toll a a or. Outline rur my us uni ii in Salors Suff concerning sir 1918 to 1923 the production of wheat Guy Ford his monstrous i ranged from 967.000,000 in 1919, to found a a we Milf to a he i Timo Quot s3 a Shokri is House a Neil. To recover a letter address Sioux Valley goes re to your Cousin sir Richard in i so evil like Pray was sinning Row beat a disreputable Doe re. 799 000.000 Quot in 1922. On the acreage condition and fore cast. Of the various crops based on july i conditions of the various Crous Are. Corn 98.330.000 acres. 77., to1tadtd rial a 1 it 2.662.000.000 bushels Winter wheat. Vaju Akita finals 39.885,000. 75.9. 532.000 000 durum addressee Sav you. To sir Rich rapids s. D., july wheat. 5.357.000. 67.5. 58.000,000 oth 2rd Guy Ford. So Damn my cons Quarter finals in the mens singles Ier Soring wheat. 15,514.000. 74.4 193. Of the Sioux Valley Tennis Tournai too too All wheat. 60.756.000 acres a heartily sir a she murmured Niento Here opened today with com 749 Fot condition and forecast 834 coding at him fiercely. But he petition reduced to Horace Barton 900 000 and Oats. 40. 220.000. 79.0. Was staring at the Candle whistling and John Fitzgibbons. Sioux Falls j Quot a i it of Tiv Between his Teeth quite lost Claude Krause Minneapolis and Bloomy thought whereupon she. Peter Kenefick Dell rapids. The South Dakota women s championship singles surfed today with 24 entered. Miss Dorothy Martin of be Mars Iowa is defending Champion. The Sioux Valley menus doubles Start this afternoon. A get something nobler and of ate a Mullen look his features Good enough also he was she had supposed. Representative in Washington of the new banking government. The ministers action followed the Laicans to write a reasonable Bill in the Light of this development one can find the new democratic policy in the statement of the Ven a or Voyed him anew with Quick Fem eyes his age anything by tween 20 and 40. And was it do Fri a he face of an evil Man in cockerel brow grim Mouth and indomitable Chin was there not an air of latent Power and More a and 1,247.000.000 bushels. Poincare urges receipt at the legation of numer Erbie senator Simmons of North Ous messages from chinese in the Carolina who As respects the tar United states and the dispatch by i Iff is the most highly placed dem him of a preliminary report to socratic authority. It is evident from banking. Among the chinese de-1 senator Simmons statement that mands for action against the former a the democratic course will be to vice Consul and his Wile was the decanter the tighten one Proton will be flexible provision which gives a Bunger than h new p truly an evil Man or y disillusioned boy his age a Iii by about 33�?and then All 1 were children and said he suddenly. A i p neither seen nor heard of such How j Dresser or i we Ouid you. Sir twas to your Cousin sir Rich a and hot is away in London. But to. Delivered Here this afternoon a Man in livery with a scar on face a this will be Tom Pitt and a r Imp hither to steal it. May am a it Back at any Price be or Richard should receive it a Bine out to a Bell rope be the Chimney he jerked it Vio. A Distant Bell tinkled. I question a Rascal May a 1 you fear to be seen get of nine the curtains a she Hesi in frowning perplexity but sound of approaching foot shed behind the Draper Fri r entered a Man who Bow peered with narrow close Corr Pat i want the letter was / of a it a a latter inscribe to or Richard there was none sir Howe r that great Britain. Premier Poincare 2-Inch deluge had the floor for the first Days ses re to get f 1 Tyr to a Quot a a Var a. I Sion today and it was expected he Keg la Ved at Pierre would need the entire time to outline the government s reasons for wishing immediate ratification with Mand by the executive committee of the Kua minting in american the the president Power to make Tariff party which supports the present changes from time to time on re chinese government for the trial commendation of the Tariff com debt pact approval of mrs. Ying Kao under chinese Law. Mission. The democrats in Center pan. Prance. July a Pech a Dratle in such cases ground was cleared today for for i american la Mal debate in the French chamber that is regarded in some quarters of deputies on the ratification of �8 placing her in the Kisi Tion of the debt accords with America and political Retiree. Certainly they Culver City cal., july a f i the wheat growing Industry would to nought Trio of a w men Ithen Complete the selection of the Dell and r b Reinhart continued boards personnel. Secretary Hyde Den and r. B. Rennart continue who a an member of to drive their second hand biplane in circles above the Culver City Airport today. At 12 29 30 a. In. They had been in the air 209 hours. That they expected to remain in the air 300 hours or More was indicated yesterday when they dropped a note saying a Tell that crowd if they want to see us land to come Back next tuesday. We re Gonna stay up another fuel runs Low the fliers who broke the Prev the Board is in the Middle West looking into possibilities for wheat Man. Alexander p. Legge chairman of the Board and Carl Williams appointed to represent the Cotton growers Are to arrive in Washington tomorrow and will spend the weekend with president Hoover at his Virginia fishing preserve and on monday the will attend the first meeting of the Board. James ious sustained flight record of 174 1 Stone of Kentucky also an a out reservation. Tomorrow the first of the 30 Odd opposition speakers will address the chamber if All 30 spoke their maximum time the debate would last Well into August past the maturity Date for Frances $407,000,000 War stocks Bill to the United states a Bill which must be paid unless the debt Accord is ratified when it will be included in the general total. O my their fight against the flexible provision will get support from at least a few extraordinary Republican sources. Not Only will the in # surgent republicans in the Senate can not be tried in America under a ppm be the provision. That goes As a matter of course. In addition the most scholarly and one of the most Pierre s. D., july Llu a5 a approximately two inches of rain fell in two hours yesterday afternoon Over a narrow Section of Central Hughes county extending North and South through Canning and Degrey. Heaviest rain was confined to a six mile strip with Pierre on the West and Harrold on the East received Only traces of rain. Light Hail accompanying the rain did Only slight damage Farmers reported today. Baseball results National league first game e successful morning today on Mill i Bruin shoves Chloro .110 303 000�?8 la 1 Pond in the Cape cod Village of new York .000 000 300�?3 7 3 Pocasset when towards noon his Malone and Taylor Fitzsimmons 1 Rowboat was pushed ashore a dozen mavs and Hogan. I handsome fish were in it. For a second game i time or. Coolidge was silent As to Chicago 009 4 How he and his boat mate Otto Zerrahn of Chestnut Hill divided honors. But the Lone observer of their sport a newspaper photog a chinese la a and can not be deported in the absence of an extradition treaty. Furthermore the labor department has ruled that foreign diplomatic and consular attaches received by the United states Are at Liberty to remain after resigning their positions although they May be excluded if they once leave the country. A Complete investigation of the incident by chinese officials at san Francisco meanwhile has been ordered by the minister. He is awaiting the insults of that inquiry and any information which the customs authorities of the Treasury May furnish through the state de Coolidge has Good Luck at fishing payment before making a full re new Bedford. Mass. July Llor put port to the banking government. A Calvin Coolidge Fisherman had a r i want it. Tom a let was put into your claws a Bemoon. i get it a or a trite imposter re Here was o a j?.u \ head rapped Sharp panelling and he and a boxed in the sudden sinewy fingers feverish haste bosom Vin it or. Jain p.-? 1 yes it wrist n Cis and As s clinic in Quot Juka my her per. A a up i Otolith j Richard what f. Sir. Yon must by a but of his deceit none Lur Snow Faith. May Blacker rogue in bought him a More of his a nay tis vile spec tar a letter a Pra it a Cen the Seal info a to reap. Pah and turned to fan Are a a ,., Kous. A cried Ait what Pitt thrust and drawing Avivi scaled letter gave it a word. Nodded the other. To to. And close the turning the missive Over Nen she parted the cur a a Ftp Assurance eagerness. win give it to me questioned. Or Quot he answered. His matures twisted in a Sar Guyford a said she sink a passionate Whis to a villian by a a Mould it come to sir Only god know eth of Jon it May work m Richards Cousin me of his ill repute Ess cruelty and Black in a woman May new York. 520 i Blake. Horne and Gonzales Walker and of Farrell. ,. It h e Pher saw the former president lend St. Louis. Too 200 003-611 1 several later it was said or. Cool Brooklyn. Too too 101-312 2 lose had caught nine Trout. Sherdel and Wilson Moss Moore j a and Picinich. Cincinnati. Too 400 200-6 12 0 Boston. Too too 000-0 4 0 Lucas and Gooch Seibold Cooney and Leggett. Spohrer. Pittsburgh. 201 020 001-6 la i Philadelphia. Too 020 000-2 5 0 Brame a Hargreaves Roy Mcgraw and Davis. American league Washington. 200 123 to Cleveland. Too Ooi of Marberry and fuel Zinn and Myatt l. Sewell. Boston. 130 too Detroit. 131 010 Russell Bayne and Levine Prudholme Stoner and Hargves. Philadelphia St. Louis. Ram. Neva York Chicago. Rain. Auto into River Saulte Ste. Marie ont. July Llop a a. Marshall and Bud Dodge of Detroit who have been camping at White River have a Story of a hungry Bear. The animal climbed on top of their closed car while they were fishing. He tried to claw a Hole in the roof to get food. He so he pushed the Auto into the River. Mussolini kisses Pathfinder fliers Italy goes wild Over feat i. Seed a i am satisfied with the results i had from my Sweet Clover seed and in your paper. I received lots of orders a writes M. Ell son of Lake Preston. Anything that is bought act and i am by Farmers ctn be sold give nip Tho. _ 1 1 re a through the double service want and columns of the evening Republican. Use the Handy Blank paint him a a even i had Tell me shall Imie sighed and led it and be-1 he exclaimed tat the Signa Marissa a a freely scorn. It of thing this Issue. A Rome. Italy. July Llu in a italian j hospitality opened wide its to a Day to two american aviators Roger q. Williams and Captain Lewis a. Yancey who landed at Littorio Ai drome at 9 30 p. In. <2 30 p. In. S. To yesterday from Santander. Spain completing a trans Atlantic flight from old Orchard. Me. Not even a tentative schedule for their activities the next few Days has been arranged but it was said the american embassy and in official government quarters that a flood of invitations and requests had appeared and needed sifting. It it would be humanely impossible for the aviators to comply with All. Italians regarded almost As notable As their flight the intense interest Premier Mussolini displayed in their feat the Duce was kept waiting for two hours last evening at the Ai drome for the american Diane to put in its appearance but finally had to leave ten minutes before it flew Over the Field. As Williams and Yancey were taken to Rome they were conduct by general Italo Balbo under Secretary for aviation to the premieres Villa at Tor nip Mussolini acting As minister for aeronautics greeted them there kissing both on both Heeks. And congratulating them on their flight. Head winds Over Southern France and the Mediterranean which sometimes slowed their pro even give Rise to fears for their safety. Leaving Santander at 11 20 a. In. <5 2tl a. In. E. S. To they took ten hours and ten minutes to traverse 850 Miles of Littorio Field. A Over Captain Yancey told the associated press a we actually seemed to stand still. A five foot drip of fabric was torn off underneath the fuselage and late i had the funny experience of putting my foot through the air plane Quot it was fast getting dark at Littorio As the fliers landed. Marquis de Pinedo Dean of italian trans Atlantic fliers stepped up to Greet the americans and the crowd cheering wildly picked All three up on shoulders and carried them off the Field. A i am glad we have done Yancey said. A i am sorry that we could not make it in one hop. If we could have taken off in the Pathfinder with the Load of fuel we tried to carry in the Green Flash we would have made Rome in one ump both aviators said they had no intention of attempting a flight Back across the Atlantic to America but said they would ship their plane Back and probably attempt to earn the $50,000 prize offered by Cononel w. Easterwood of Dallas for a flight with three jumps Gress to 25 to 35 Miles an hour from Dallas to Hong Kong. Respectable rep bucans in the lows or House James m. Bed has a1 ready voted against the Tariff Bill As a whole solely because of the flexible provision in it. Would Aid business because of the democrats making their attack on the flexible provision conspicuous there will ample ventilation of the objections to it and of merits. Briefly it is controversy Between business and strict interpretation of the Constitution. Under modern conditions business May find any one item on the Tariff to be antiquated within six months. Business wishing one item changed cannot wait seven years or so until Congress makes a general revision. On the other hand almost Ocny flexible provision and certainly this one gives the president rather More Power than the Constitution makers contemplated. In the ventilation about to take place the phrase a flexible Tariff and its meaning will become As familiar As a reciprocal Tariff did some years ago. What will happen is that the principle of flexibility will be accepted. Indeed the democrats have already practically accepted the principle. Modern conditions make that imperative. Thereafter there will be a struggle by the democrats to have the Tariff commission report to Congress instead of to the president. Hoover urges adequate Tariff president wants sane and sensible measure Watson asserts Washington. A. July a president Hoover today advised Senate Republican leaders to apply the yardstick of a adequate Protection to the pending Tariff Bill the Tariff was discussed at White House conference today attended by senators Watson of Indiana the party Leader and Reed of Pennsylvania second ranking Republic an on the finance committee. There Are two outstanding protectionists. The Republican chieftains would not commit themselves afterwards on what the effect would be on the House Tariff measure by the application of the Rule Laid Down by the president. The House Bill received almost unanimous Republican support. Senator Watson said that the president wants a a sane and sensible Tariff measure. Whether the president considers the House Bill say either that or. Hoover was disclosed. The senators would not Hay either that or. Hoover was Ris pleased with the House Bill. However the View was held at the capital that the hours 59 seconds wednesday afternoon found their fuel Supply dangerously Low late yesterday. A Quick Contact with their refuelling plane replenished the fuel Supply. When they reached the 200 hour Mark a hitherto a attained but often sought goal they took another hitch in their belts demanded More sugar in their Coffee and reiterated that they would stay in the air As Long As the motor continues to run. It was announced yesterday that their biplane was a second hand ship placed at their disposal by William g. Mcadoo. Former Secretary of the Treasury through his son w. G. Mcadoo. Or. Mcadoo was attracted to the Young fliers after their determination had won the support of Paul Whittier owner of a a Carrier Pigeon Type former mail service plane in which he volunteered to handle the refuelling with the help of Slade Hulbert. Work on plane the Mcadoo biplane christened a a angeleno was worked Over by mended and Reinhart themselves to conform to the requirements of endurance flying. The engine Al read had seen 450 hours of service to fore the endurance attempt started. The third Backer of the attempt a. E. Mcmanus jr., is a partner of w. G. Mcadoo. Or. In the ownership of the Culver City Airport. Neither Pilot had had any outstanding previous flying experience. Mended the older was a balloon Pilot during the War. But did not take up heavier in air flying until 1921. He had logged 3.500 hours in the air when the endurance flight started. Reinhart was so new in the flying game that he had just acquired his private pilots License after training at a Vancouver wash., air school. Weather forecast South Dakota unsettled local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight in West and North portions and in Southeast portion tonight and Friday cooler Friday and in extreme West portion tonight. Minnesota showers probable tonight and Friday warmer in Southeast portion tonight Coler in Northwest portion Friday. North Dakota mostly unsettled local thundershowers in East and South portions this afternoon and tonight cooler in West portion tonight Friday partly Cloudy cooler in East and South portions Nebraska mostly unsettled local thundershowers probable tonight and Friday somewhat warmer in Southwest portion tonight cooler local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 82. Minimum 66. At 7 a. In. Today 68. Roads Good precipitation 0 precipitation since january i fl.58 inches precipitation deficiency since january a 1.58 inches. Weather an roads Pointer was originally expected to make the week end trip but May not arrive in time. Dam across Firesteel Creek in order to obtain satisfactory water for Mitchell. About two years ago a meeting was held in Mitchell and i was asked to attend. At this meeting the proposition of building a dam across Firesteel Creek and the necessary Extension of the water works to meet the requirements for obtaining water from the Lako that would thus be formed was discussed by your former City Engineer and engineers from Chicago whom your your former City Engineer had Sel a i acted. I was asked to talk but All i i could say at that time was that i thought the project practical but i had never had an Opportunity to investigate costs and conditions and stated so at that time. It a Little later your City Engineer reported that the entire project would Cost $350. 000 of and an election was held and a Bond Issue for this amount was passed. I never heard any More about the proposition for some months not until some members of the City Council came to me and asked me to help them out saying that the plans they obtained showed a Cost of about $417,000.00 for till dam alone. Agreed to investigate some time afterwards i agreed 41 investigate conditions and see what. Could be done. I found ample and satisfactory Clay in the Hills at each end of the dam site for filling and to my Surprise very Complete brings showed about the same material across the Valley As was found in the Side Hills except for the first few feet from the surface Down. Considering the conditions i could see no necessity of excavating to bed Rock As the material which could be taken out would be just As Good As could be put in. This gave me Hope of keeping Down Cost. How Over i encountered very Strong Springs coming apparently from the Chalk Rock which i considered a bad enemy. After careful study 1 decided to excavate a Trench across the Valley Down to Clay and drive a continuous line of interlocking steel sheeting Well into the Chalk Rock across the entire Valley. This was for the purpose of guarding against seepage due to Sand pockets and for cutting off Springs from damaging the lower part of Tho Clay Wall. To Brace this steel Wall which was composed of steel sheeting 25 head of Packard company j 30 we cd Puin by 10 driven to feet apart against the Down Stream Side of the steel Sheet i. Ii ins these piling were driven to the Washington d. A. Jii Niy Chalk r0ck or As near As possible and Kansan urged for Post As boards wheat Man s. Joseph mo., july Llu a3 car Thui m. Hyde Secretary of agriculture conferred Here last night with representatives of Kansas farm organizations who Are urging the appointment of a. L. Hartshorn of Kansas to the Federal farm representatives declared that Hartshorn who is vice president of the Kansas cooperative Grain dealers association and the Kansas cooperative Grain commission association has the support of every Kansas farm Organiza As Well As much support from surrounding states. Secretary Hyde said that the particular difficulty in the selection of a Man for the wheat Post on the Board was that two marketing groups were not in Accord. He said that the two factions one favouring cooperative marketing and he other favouring the Pool plan were loggerheads and indicated that no appointment would be made until the two factions reached an agreement. Approve Cut in Auto Tariff thinks reduction to per cent right a Alvan Macauley president of the National automobile chamber of Commerce and the Packard motor company told a Senate finance sub committee today that most of the automobile manufacturers were willing for the Tariff on passenger cars to be reduced from 25 to to percent on condition that existing countervailing provisions Are retained. Macauley was one of a group of automobile magnates called by chairman Reed of the sub committee to give their views on the feasibility of lowering the motor vehicle Tariff. He said the manufacturers were unwilling to accept a reduction in the duty on trucks and busses now dutiable the same As passenger cars because Chi was not a a pass. Production Industry to the same sex j tent and consequently they have not the same advantage in the countervailing clause which he would have retained provides that the United states Levy a duty to equal any rate levied against american cars and trucks exceeding the american Tariff but not exceeding 50 per cent. Alfred p. Sloan. Jr., president of general motors endorsed Macauley a testimony As to the to per cent duty. Testimony that Edsel Ford favored free Trade in automobiles. Light trucks and tractors As far As his products were concerned was Given by r. S. Roberge assistant sales manager of the Ford company. O id greatly lengthened their flight from prior to this they May make an who control the Senate Finan Santander and since Thev were air tour of nearby italian centers committee would work for a Rea i sighted Only once Enro Ute to Italy i finally taking a steamship Home. Justement of the House measure. Temp. 7 am Hilo of roads Sioux Falls 67 8 61 .00 Good Watertown 64 80 58 .19 Good Huron 69 85 62 .00 Good Yankton 67 80 66 .00 Good Aberdeen 65 88 62 1.5 Good rapid City 72 89 59 .00 Good Brookings 72 79 65 .00 Good Pierre As 92 m Good extended up to about the level of the spillway across the entire Valley. To these Wood piling longitudinal 6�?�xl2�?� Wood whalers were bolted and a Wood Wall composed of 3�?�xl2�?� planks striped with 2�?�x6�?� planks were nailed to the whalers. The Wood we All is joined to the steel Wall by a strip of Concrete across the entire Valley making a continuous Wall from the Chalk Rock up to the top of the spillway. The we Ood Wall is for the purpose of distributing horizontal pressure evenly in Case of uneven settlement of the fill and to keep muskrats from digging holes through the dam they canons Chew the Wood because the surface is Flat. A Clay puddle Wall was made on each Side of the steel and Wood Core Wall across the entire Valley for the full length of the dam. Everything Fine it is difficult for me to understand Why anyone that understood the construction could conscientiously become excited Over a Small amount of seepage especially quite High up when the Lake was filling. This in the reason t was not concerned and i could do nothing but say everything was All right. After deciding to construct the dam according to the condition found As described the next prob continued on Page seven whats a Golf Dodo read and find out Appleton wis., july or a add Dodo to the list of Golf terms. Frank Walsh pro at the Butte de Mertes course yesterday be earn responsible for the expression. Stone pierces heart Lakota n. D., july Llu of a his heart pierced by a flying piece of Grindstone Simon Tangen 65. Pio i which Means a Hole in three under Neer Farmer was dead today. The Par. Stone profiled by a gasoline engine broke As Tangen walked past. O Sweden has 1.000 organizations pleading for disarmament and Peac playing in a foursome Walsh drove from the tee of a Par five Hole into the rough his second made the Green and trickled int the Hole for a two and immediately was called a

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