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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 12, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition vol xxx Mitchell South Dakota saturday july 12, 1924. Number 242j l i Ipi a i a Al a How Omaha won 13-cent gasoline Price mcad00will National farm Allied packers Campaign for Council born at will buy direct dinner party Start of Battle in run Nai Init talk of six men during meal results in �?o15c league buttons handed out with pm Bic a Oruro. C Ity of Omaha open fun station Anh prices Crumbl he q a. I by Nix service neb. Juin 12 a even Mills amp re n Lea Loim be it by at printed the tanks tons. Of can keep develop me every i Cost Sendai sidewalk t it of Pace of Bour set o attract in no longer adorn s 125 filling Eta j Only medium that a single Days j is some new Low bed All Over theorists Atten i Davis ticket St. Paul today in this state Defeated candidate makes resolutions Call for Union of Strong statement of sup All agencies for the port for nominee Industry appearance of these Eastern packers signalized better demand and prices hits Davis critics fight for Mcnary Bill Hubbard agent Here of Cox of attacks on Nom Farmers Arf or cd to Yoti i Netts leg Al connections 1 Only Tor sep porters of try not w arranged Reu of measure this is first move of Kint since Armour avd Swift withdrew in 1922 St. Paul. Minn., july 12.�? up a organization of a National Council for entering Mitchell and other South Dakota Points with an extensive buy new York City. July 12�?up a a. O. Mcadoo in a statement issued today said that he would give John i promotion of Tho interests of Agricula \ re a organization the Allied packers to. Davis his cordial support and turn is urged in the resolutions com a pertains plants at six Points it was take part in the Campaign. I Mittee report presented to the a j announced Here today will restore the Quot Lim nil Golca that or. Pali to in Muttee report j tonal conference of farm organize direct --her-tds--7nartitngfi a a 1 full Accord with the progressive pro j the Council would be called the a Gram outlined in the democratic american Council of agriculture and 1 would a promote and defend the Board a welfare of agriculture under my and a Uch Mea my effective All circumstances and by s As appear to it honorable left fire commissioner John Hopkins. Omaha first Price Cutter filling an order rights at the a Tirc league Headquarters. Left to right. George h. Carey Secretary of the league. Or. Desp Escher and Ruth Mitchell. Stenographer. Don. But still Omaha s starting at 20 March the Price slowly then rap id in 13. 13%, 13 v2, 13 % and none dares future May bring. For it All a dim attack of insomnia a physician a packing Houi Ance Man and at the Home of Federal judge j. To Woodrough. The less Gas consume Gas War Raro. Cents a gallon in it first dropped a 17. .15, 14. 12. 13 cents. Guess what the or party and an May he blamed. Tuple of attorneys official an insure Antist were dining $5,000 in Cash taken from mail at Webster s. Subject of the Hap my Irose during the 1 porn amen his mind. A lived that i o my friends a y Motorist in me that if we it would the dentist i la i. I i lest in but said Little. Dentist starts something that night unable to steer thought of Orthe cons kept running through a fall at once i r Hadnot been listening he says a but to eve Omaha. It seemed to would All speak out. To have some Down prices. A now a Man car. Ing about cheap a always Wear a coat Lapel. Sol a ,., v y h Joe 15c won i is o next moral Down town i ordered 2000 of then i began passing them my friends. A wearers r 111 u Aberdeen s. D., july 12.�?disappearance of $5,000 in currency from a registered mail Pouch at Webster till a mystery upon which local a1 inspectors Are at work. The loss occurred More than a week ago tie Frenchman j when a Webster Bank shipped a listened intent proximately that amount of Money i to a twin City Bank by registered mail. Between the Post office and the train the Pouch was Slit and the Money taken. The Money was placed in the regular Pouch at the Post office for dispatch on the evening train eastbound. It went by the regular drayman to the station and there was locked placed under lock and key in the office pending arrival of train no. 6 at 10 37 p. In. It was not until the mail was being worked on the train that the loss was discovered. P the Ghl a i ways be talkie. But he can Button in his ded that such he inscription. E the thing when i got them. It to signed or pie agent of a a wets jailed after hiring 32 stenographers Paul. Minn. Jul i Audrey pose and to ilk when the distances go fax self styled a dist riot agent of were Short unti i prices came Down. The anti prohibition league of Amer a a omm Unity improvement club in Ica a was in jail Here t it Day after he riled or. I of apr Scher to Tell its Mem Plain right then and had arranged to a Pend several top i hers about t h amp Sand dollars in fitting o it offices for there the lift o dentist who never the Quot league Here and had hired 32 had i Nadu a up a pfc in his life began stenographers. Bus St urn it in pm now he is Givin Llu was arrested for cashing a $5 talks six i 11 c la t s a week with noon Check with no funds in the Bank at Day i act tattered in Between. The Ryan hotel where his Bill re Ilni a a municipal Ericc fire commissioner for re election inf line a Campaign is Back into office by majority. He immediately Good his pledge Gine houses he filling station i his Price. In May. The up in business i with any intent City a station out help it sell Gay a then the Etc Price Down to the cutting a and left. And the Feve Nebraska cities n rolled around Ihn Hopkins in cheaper paso 1 he was swept j n overwhelming i today a baseball at one it up a Ive teen to make if the e n municipal cents was a league started it next door not of running the if business but to at it cents. I Napili Quot pro right it i 15 cents. Since then been going on right r is spreading to other National league Brooklyn at St. Louis rain. Boston at Cin rain. New York. Chicago. Mcquillan and Snyder Hartnett. First game Philadelphia. Sin con 01 it ft�?5 7 i Pittsburgh. 020 too Oso i�?6 13 i foil Quot in a 5t it Neitte a re a a act Gerfer tri to Henline Morrison. Kremer and Natl postponed. 021 40 2oil too i keen Ani son of Farmer who hanged himself takes his own life today Aberdeen h#d., july 12.�? Clarence Franks aged to shot himself to death with a .22 calibre Rifle at his farm Home four Miles North of Selby last monday following in the suicide path of his father who hanged himself four months ago. Cash wheat up to $1.50 on today a Market m inca Polis minn., july 12.�? prices of wheat and Corn soared today to the highest figures in the past five years. Reports of drouth in Canada forced the wheat quotations up in All american markets while the shortage of Corn supplies coupled with Oear Lim report if of Felt Corn is a tricks led to the most spirited bidding of Post War years for Choice consignments. July wheat closed in Minneapolis today at 1.24 3-8. September closed at 1.23 3-8 and december at 1.24 3-4. Cash offerings ranged around the 1.50 Mark. U. S. Clinches first place in pastor found in Iii Vii a win with letters k burned in body outlined in the Mcadoo said. Quot Jam confident that As president he would faithfully execute the party s referring to criticism from some quarters against or. Davis and of his connections with certain interests As a lawyer. Or. Mcadoo said a emr. Davis High character integrity and services should satisfy every apprehension of this sort. A of t did not believe this a or. Mcadoo continued Quot i could not Render ? Friendly to the Mcnary Haugen Bill i Ald because j have always believed a also would he end Roseda regardless of i Shaf the interests of the people should Ither party affiliations. Under the i j never he subordinated to a merely i terms of this Resolution. It would. I slavish partnership. The influence i oppose those members who voted j Jand Power of these progressive forces against the Bill avowedly oppose it. J must not be dissipated by division he j the National Council the resold tween various political movements. Tons report declares would a do that i i they must rather he consolidated and which shall be necessary and advis a used like an Irrsel Stahl battering j Able the secure the enactment by con ram of that party which offers the hog purchasing system which was in effect in South Dakota until the a big three withdrew their agents two years ago i his decision it is believed Here signalized a prospective return of better hog prices for South Dakota and also the development in Mitchell of the largest hog distribution Center american Farmers also Are urged j outside of the recognized stockyards in the resolutions report to carry Points. Their fight for Federal Aid to the polls factors that Are expected to Brin and the support of Farmers is pledged 1 about these results Are the porker crop la the East to members of Congress who voted j for the Mcnary Haugen Bill defeat cd in the last Congress. Other congressional candidates i be to instrumentality for service to Battle Creek Mic july 12.�?thej Rev. Oren c. Loon pastor of have been friends Berkley Community Church Detroit or. Mcadoo a statement in full was who has been missing from he Jaq follows. A emr. Davis and t have beep friends Home for 11 Dave was found heret., for the past 12 years and t had toe yesterday suffering from heat sex pleasure of discussing the political Saukhon ail nourish it situation with Hirisi yesterday. Quot Tiv ment and with the letters a a. K. body of progressive democrats three inches High his shoulder Blades. Bort. Lilt prospective shortage in the Coni crop of other states in the Corn Belt is expected to result in More extensive i me fattening in this than in other Stales. It is believed that Mitchell will soon obtain an adjustment of freight rates on live Stork putting ibis place on an equitable a is with Sioux Falls and Sioux City. Gross of legislation embodying the i. That t,1p astern hog Ernp principles of the my nary Haugen i by a ? 1 keeping to put Mit j Hill and thus secure for american age to try a porker concen i culture Equality with Industry and b a d / in 10 Allied packers Labory j have designated three Points Mitchell in Watertown and Aberdeen As Hend the Council would be made up of nil Arier it i for 1 a. 1 quarters Tor their buyers. In Mit five representatives chosen by Vait Nen re a. To. Hubbard will represent National farm or commodity organza j the Allied interests those packers j Bon and by one representative chosen j consisting of Large Independent con j by ave of 11 utile cultural Usiri rems Are operating packing plants i modify or cooperative associations in i at Chicago. I . Buffalo Wheen j who supported me so strongly in the the i United King w. Va., Richmond va., and to l convention have been anxious to National farm. Peka Kas. Toda he is at 1 a toward or. Davis can i Farmers mils help selves j Means better prices a local Hospital in a serious physical j did nov my visit was for the purpose existing conditions confronting age As was found in the several years and mental condition apparently i of learning from or. Davis his views a culture the resolutions declare in which the bigger packers a main ignorant of any of the events that j on the important issues before the must be charged in part to the farm j trained buying agencies in Mitchell have transpired since his disappear j country. T am satisfied that he is in ors themselves a because in Days Goethe producer benefits from this meth anew. The Berkley pastor was picked up on k. Street yesterday. He was unshaven and his clothing was dishevelled. His appearance indicating he had travelled far afoot or been subjected to rough treatment. Rev. Yan Loon on several occasions Blok feb Froni his pulpit against the Kun Siux klan a said today that he had received a number of threatening notes. La Follette ballot chief did work for Roosevelt Accord with the progressive program by he apparently forgot that a god outlined in the democratic platform. I Kelps him who helps himself and did Quot or. Davis professional connections j attic to protect himself and his Fel and his associations with great Hank i of Quot Farmers against the forces which ing houses and corporate interests Al determine his living and production though considered ethical in every. Way. Have raised doubt in the minds endorsing cooperative marketing As of Many As to his progressive ism and relations the resolutions favor or pulpit against ?., with the it pro tit Arke tax amp go of Gnann. Through. And. His friends j Arraf reforms the democratic party i farm controlled cooperative agencies. Must execute if it is to serve the Genu and in Thia connection recommended line interests of the people. 11 hat the speculative buying of Grain a these doubts Are not justified be Farmer elevator companies be Dos cause a lawyers views on economic. I political and social questions Are no More to be judged by his professional associations than is a physicians to be judged by the character of his patients. Or. Davis should be judged by his opinions not those of his Cli Chicago july 12.�? up a the first i cuts and by the impression of sincere appointment announced by repre-1 to and ability he creates in the pub tentative John m. Nelson National he discussion of the issues. Weather forecast goner a tonight extrum Bartl v slightly Dakota my it a Dom p Ler tonight Merally Fai it much cd to an it to map a i unsettled hang in i for next week Minro and Sui night in i of a sunday Nort h night and Sun in tempera in South a rot tonight and is. Temporal u re. Forecast Washington d weather Outlook for Nung monday Region fair and col at begin with Thunder showers and end of the week near Normal Middle j of the week. Upper Mississippi Valley de Thunder storms at beginning of the we Eek and again during half a moderate temperature. Lxi Al tem Peru turns week begin great i ikes of the week out Middle be rope rat Are j Hatter parts scatter latter american i Eagle i St. Louis 200 too ooo�?2 to 3 new York Ooi 010 20x�?4 la 0 shocker and Severeid Hoyt and Behan first game Cleveland .002 200 030�?7 to 0 Washington too too oooo i 6 2 Shaute and Sewell Myatt Mog Ridge Russell. Speece and Ruel Hargraves. Detroit Soo Loo 002�?6 14 i Philadelphia too Ooi oooo i 8 2 i 4 Rah i n a to a Nacelle a r a i Wal t i a is and Brugg it. Perkins. Chicago. 335 Oso i Boston clo 010 g Thurston and Crouse Piercy Workman Ross. Ruffing and of Neill Feving. Olympic stadium. Colombo wan cd july 12.�? a it a the United state athletic team has Exon the olympic game the victories today a it of Harold biome Illinois a. And Emerson Norton forget my who took first and second place in the final of the decathlon making it impossible for the powerful finnish team to overcome the Lead of their american rivals earlier report of today Sim i in Btij tar it18 Chicken handlers in Chicago Call strike to get $2 an hour Chicago. July 12.�?for the first time in the history of organized labor Here. A strike of Chicken handlers has been called because of a refusal of employers to Grant demands for a Quot age increase from $1.25 to $2 an hour. The Union numbers Only in member. A no harm ail to Mai try crates hauled by Railroad to the South water Street produce markets hut a sympathy strike of a teamsters Union has Unterfer we Ith transportation of poultry in the markets. Manager for the Campaign of Robert m. La Follette was that of Donald r tur Sherg. Chicago As director of arrangements for ballots made Public today. Or. Richberg will direct a Large Ca 11 is for Progress Quot or. Davis High character integ Rita and service. is a no apprehension of this sort. I am confident that As president he would faithfully execute the party s Progress sure that i a Follette electors find a place on the november presidential ballot in each state or. Nelson explained to each state he will have a Captain who w ill have his lieutenants. Or. Richberg will select his own staff and was to begin work forthwith. The appointee was engaged in similar w Ork for the Middle West As a member of the Roosevelt progressive Campaign staff. Corps of lawyers in All states to make Sive mandate. If i did not believe this. T could not Render Aid because i have always believed that the interests of the people should not be subordinated to a merely slavish partisanship. Quot there is deep seated determination on the part of the progressive forces within the democratic party and those outside of it desiring to cooperate to Force prompt and decisive action on the part of the next administration for solution of the pressing problems of agriculture a Rory Cria a Tahr a x -�?��?10.in. Ihmi Ion and foreign relations Ohleh have been so horribly manhandled by the Republican administration. A the influence and Power of these progressive forces must not be Dussl i other resolutions express appreciation of uhf a signal services rendered by the Federal department of agriculture under a the sincere and Able leadership of Henry c. wants to Combine farm Power St. Paul min july 12.�? it pm a definite policy for farm Relief legislation was expected to he adopted Here today at the concluding session of of making purchases. The buyer is free to make offers regardless of the Market especially when desiring certain weights or when wishing to Complete a shipment. The larger packers stopped buying direct when the run of hogs began to break All records two years ago. They withdrew to the stockyards where they bought largely with advantage to themselves bidding or not As they desired after the Farmer had shipped. It is the Market record that Ever since the direct purchasing system was abandoned the hog Market has been relatively the poorest in Many years. It is expected that the action of the Allied packers sooner or later will Force the a big three Back into the practice of buying direct and that in turn would make More Competition for offerings and a consequently better Market. Seek better freight Bates e. O. Brown Chicago of Armour Send your want and by mail of g easy to run a classifier of in the a in Lliran. Mineworkers win suit to get strike damage St. Louis. Mo., july 12.�?a decision of the eighth circuit court of appeals flied Here today apparently ended to years of litigation in which the Coronado Coal company sought vainly to recover damages from the United mine workers of America for alleged destruction of property by strikers in the Arkansas Field in 1514. The decision affirms the ruling of District Federal judge j. Pollock in favor of the United mine workers of America and follows the dictum of the United states supreme court. The opinion was written by judge we. S. Kenyon and concurred in by judges Walter h. Sanborn and Robert in. Lewis. Six minion francs taken in by olympics of the National conference of farm j and company has predicted that hogs organizations. J will reach $10 this year. . A plan favored by the resolutions j Tiv lies of the Allied interests incl committee of the conference would Cates that this corporation is a ctr a provide for a centralized farm Organ a mined to take advantage of the High Iza Tion to work for the interests of 1 Grade pork that can be found in agriculture and it was indicated that South Dakota. Increases in the Price j some such body would be formed of Corn also will work As a Factor i Here. I it was proposed before the resold a thins committee yesterday that a a 1 Central committee composed of Dele a Gates from every state and represent ing All farm organizations should be 1 named to formulate any legislative action to be take in forcing upward the Price of hogs according to those who Are in cios Ltd touch with the Market. The Only thing that stands in the Way of the further development of Mitchell As the largest individual concentrating and shipping Point foil country is the matted was that the Central committee01 i Reini rates. Conditions under a should be chosen from leaders of j u Bich the buyers have been working farm organizations now existing. 1 in the territory in the past hav try pm a it a my a a try Iii be Ljiljak Oak la a ill . Oatly. One of the purposes of the Confer Bons Bif Lor the withdrawal of Price in to obtain passage in the next a of Lind Swift an<1 the Quot Cade Congress of the Mcnary Haugen sex a Bluj. T Quot a a i up that i"1 a port corporation farm Relief Hili Iman Lna a ers Here. For Tho a n. One suggestion i a the cot Central committee,0 freight rates. Several months however interest a Rig of Tare july�?12-�?Tho Gate receipts for the 1924 olympic games reached 4,500,000 francs with yesterdays meet at the Colombes stadium. Today a receipts and those Hgt of the closing Day tomorrow with the Marathon race As a big attraction Are expected by the French committee to bring the total past the 5,000,-000 Mark. The Tennis rowing swimming wrestling boxing and other minor events still left to be run off during the coming week Are estimated As Likely to produce More than 1,000,000 francs for admissions bringing the total receipts to Between 6,000,000 and 7,000.000 francs. Likely to be realized at this time through the a it democratic party than through any of its opponents. Or. Mcadoo gave out the statement As he sailed on the Homeric with his wife and two daughters for a six weeks visit in France. Spain and Portugal. Among those who bade him Farewell was David Ladd Rockwell who managed his National Campaign. When recognized by persons on the pier and aboard the liner or. Mcadoo smiled and doffed his hat. Air endurance Cudahy will return to the Mitchell Market. According to or. Hubbard the in of the Allied packers into the in putting which was Defeated at the last ses. A a.,i a associated with the hog raisins an rated by illusion Between various poor Quot measure drawn up Quot Lons Shappi Industry it hav l e it is an Lotical movements they must rather j the snip link Sis a freight rate adjustment be consolidated and used like an or according to several of the leaders a a Uva he a a Resis tible battering ran of that party to the conference another meeting i la. Be fhc0nk soon. Of a a which offers the Best instrumentality i probably will be railed to he held in it is thous it that Armour kw1ft an it of service to the people. J St. Lou s or Kansas City about aug. A clearly there is no Promise in the j i to discuss the matter further. It Republican party. Clearly there a j was expected that the nucleus of a Promise in the democratic party if Central farm legislative committee 1 try this progressive influence is wisely j would be completed and functioning j Mitchell Field will assist and vigorously used within that to by that time and that Steps then Mitchell Back on Tho hog map most organization. The Hope of Gen a would he taken to bring a farm Relief 1 effectively because this corporation Augress is More j measure before the next Congress. Is Able to buy and dispose of hogs seven National and 42 St a county i of All grades. Heretofore the bulk of and lock l farm organizations Are rep j the business in Mitchell has been cons resented at the conf a genre Here. I fined to the shipping of the Hub few Gunderson urges co operation j weight hogs animals ranging of Mart Lack of operation among the a j 180 to 220 pounds. Tile Allied pack tonal leaders has been charged by hers however or. Hubbard said Arlt j the Farmers according to Carl Gund a a position to take hogs of any Eikon of Mitchell. S. J weight that Are fit to be slaughtered a if this conference is Ever to a i naturally he Points out this will complis any definite action All differences among the farm leaders should be immediately eradicated of he said. A we ask on the right track and we must pull defining the attitude which the United states he said must adopt to Ward agricultural interests result in a larger Purchase. Or. Hubbard was formerly connected with Frye and company off Seattle but five or six months ago he ceased buying for the coast concern and recently he decided to leave i Mitchell altogether. He had disposed in at of Hin Init Rocha Horn Arri maximum Yrtti in mini in 1 nera Tures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to a a. In. Today. Maximum 96. Minimum 52. At 8 a. In. Today 72. Weather and roads Watertown Clear. 62 roads Good. Huron Clear 6 7 roads Good. Moux Falls Clear. 62 roads Good. Pierre Cloudy 60 roads Good. Aberdeen Clear. 70 roads Good. Mitchell Clear 7j roads Good. Simply write your and describing fully what you want or what you have to dispose of then Tell where our readers can get in touch with you. I o figure the Cost of an add count each word multiply by two this will give you the Cost in cents for one insertion. For 3 insertions multiply the number of words by 4 for one week multiply by 10. For one month multiply by 20. Mail your and with your remittance to tile Republican Mitchell South Dakota and you la get results. No and taken for less than 25c. Record is broken by Navy flyers Washington d. C., july 12.�?the record for remaining aloft in a seaplane was broken Here today by lieutenants f. A wend and John d. Price who landed after piloting a naval plane for 15 hours and 16 minutes. They took to the All late yesterday. The former record made by them was 13 hours and 20 minutes. Fliers at Norfolk also attempted to lower the record but were forced Down. Jet presen native l. J. Dickinson of Iowa addressing the general conference stated that a the policy of this country must be one of dual purpose to put agriculture on a basis parallel with of world flyer forced Back Kasum Gaura Japan july 12.�? up a a. Stuart Maclaren. Who hopped off with two companions this afternoon for Minato on a flight around the world was forced to return Here by engine trouble which developed soon after the Start. Maclaren Hope to Start again for Minato tomorrow on the Point of leaving the City when he was offered the connection with the Allied packers. This morning to declared that he believed conditions Are Ripe for a Quick return to Tbs direct hog shipping business and. Added that he had already started buying for his new connection. A. A a aged woman run Down a Seattle. Wash., july 12.�?mrs. A Chael Nolan. 8 years old and said to be a Distant relative of Henry Ford died in the City Hospital last night mrs. Nolan was found unconscious beside a Road in the outskirts of the City apparently having been rum. I

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