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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 25, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Wrather continued fair the evening Republican third edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Thursday july 25,1929 twelve pages number 247 seeks to Rob Columbus of Dort Hoover halts Mew or. Building of Ulutu Tjai u. It c warships America made u. I. Walmira by Corte real m least that is the claim advanced by portuguese counsel a. Aguas landed in 1473 says Providence a l. July 24�?-Christ j on tar Columbus of Genoa is j in Hably thought of popularly As Tel White Man to Span the prot first Alan tic and Plant his Pennon on Westem Soli. But Amerigo Vespuc i Quot of Florence is said to have reach cd Tjie Mainland a week before John Cabot and it is after Amerigo the i continent is named. Toe nationality of the real discoverer has Long puzzled historians. It particularly irked or. A. Oliveira Aguas the portuguese Consul in Providence r. I., and a scholar of maritime history who had a Hunch that the i Honor belonged to a countryman. I joins Macdonald in order to hold naval construction in Europe disarmament seen insanity defense by Snook foreseen Columbus Ohio july 25�? a insanity and self defense appeared today As the most probable defense pleas of or. James h. Snook 49, former Ohio state University professor in the questioning of prospective jurors at his first degree murder trial for the confessed slaying of Theora Hix his coed Paramour. Each venire an was questioned concerning his understanding of insanity by defense counsel who also sought to learn the attitude of salesmen toward justification for homicide where life was in danger especially in the Case of a struggle Between a Man and a woman. Pour Are women. All the jury men expressed willingness to inflict the death penalty the chief concern of the prosecution and said testimony that Snook recently he returned to his Post a Lone furlough spent in an portuguese Consul a. Oliveira Aguas. Below right advances an study of the question interesting argument that Corte real actually discovered american 19 is Quot Low declares he has treatises years before Columbus landed Here though Achille g. Vervena left -.1 student of maritime history refuses to be convinced of this. Above is an ancient map showing a portion of the Globe As charted in 1492 by Martin Beham and shows the erroneous designation of the new world As s proving that Corte real landed in j a 473 19 Vears before Columbus and i his epochal voyage to the new j a world i records were hidden in the seventeenth Century came the Spanish invasion of Portugal. As a protective measure Juir. Aguas asserts the Trade route records j acre hidden or destroyed. Hence j Corte reals achievement has re-1 Mamea unknown till there is a Well documented a Mort of a joint danish portuguese a new expedition to Newfoundland in 1474. Published by a danish savant Bolus Larsen it tells of the invasion of the a land of the stockfish a term applied to Newfoundland and Cape Breton by europeans of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. I the expedition consisted of nor Pian Seaman and subjects of King Christian of Denmark but Vas subsidized by the King of por Corte real accompanied the Roosevelt turns Mccoun taken to Southern Drys to s. Asylum new York governor May imprisoned Yankton offi even espouse plan Sug vials mind broken ingested by Wickersham j prison say friends new York n. Y., july 25�?�?owith j Yankton s. D., july 25�?<>>�? the Southern democrats having is j Jesse d. Mccoun former Yankton sued through the governors of five of their states a Clear warning that the South can and will no longer support a wet candidate county auditor under sentence to the state prison for embezzlement of Public funds was transferred to insane by Richard l. Turner Washington d. a july 25�? a3 a pledges of curtailed naval building from both great Britain and am and Gujri used narcotics would Ica were hailed in Washington today As indications of an approaching agreement upon the troublesome problem of disarmament. Even More significant perhaps was the new spirit of cordiality and cooperation that has entered the negotiations and has been interpreted by president Hoover As evidence that the two nations Are no longer to be competitors in the construction of vessels of War but Are to work together As friends in reducing their number. Agreement nears with the promulgation of the Kellogg treaty relegating warfare to a place beyond the Pale of the Laws of nations came important pronouncements from London and Washington upon which Are pinned the Hopes of both governments that an agreement is not far away. Addressing the House of commons Premier Macdonald announced that great Britain and America had agreed upon parity qualified by a degree of elasticity to meet the needs of both nations. As the underlying principle of disarmament discussions. He said further that work on two British cruisers was to be suspended the construction of a submarine depot ship and two submarines cancelled and Dock Yard work retarded j in addition he announced his in Tention of visiting the United i states in october. Quick to respond. President Hoo ver announced that the construction of three cruisers of this years building program would be Post Joned until there is an Opportunity to consider their effect upon an agreement for parity which he added he expected to be reached. He welcomed Macdonald Oro posed visit and spoke of the a real satisfaction with which he had not influence them. Four survive in Colf meet last of Mitchell men eliminated june Carlson wins first round Sioux Falls s. A. July 25�? it pm Ralph Porter of the Minnehaha country club faced Walter Madden of Pierre and Glenn Foster of the Elmwood club met Jack Ruhe of Watertown in the Semi finals of the South Dakota Golf association championship flight Here this afternoon. They were the survivors of the Quarter final matches this morning. Young Porter won his morning match by the close margin of one Hole Over William Sheehan of Winner three times Champion of Iowa and twice Champion of South Dakota. Foster Defeated f. P. Palmer of Madison five and four. Madden downed Carroll Hills of the Minnehaha country club four and two. Sharing interest with the Porter Sheehan match was the fourth match in which Young Ruhe won thirty farm chiefs to sit with Board agricultural leaders to give their ideas on Relief needed keep minds open Washington d. C., july 24.�? a the interest of those who fought for farm legislation to relieve conditions in the wheat Belt of the Middle West is focused upon the meeting of the Federal farm Board tomorrow in Chicago to get first hand information on what the Farmers of that Region believe should be done to help them. S. Woman Given immigration Post Washington d. C., july 25�? pm announcement was made today of the appointment by president Hoover of mrs. Paul e. Newman of Deadwood s. D., As a member of the Board of labor review on immigration affairs. Secretary Davis said mrs. Rew Many a Headquarters would be Here and that she and her associates would be called upon to decide thousands of immigration cases annually. La a mrs. Newman has been a Republican National committee woman for South Dakota for eight years. She took a leading part in the last Campaign and was Active in the woman a suffrage movement. She served on the South Dakota women a Board of investigation and on the state Board of charities and corrections. Robin wiry for 300 hours City to get air mail line. Minis Glover postal officials reveal Survey is being made in South Dakota More than thirty officials of the Minneapolis fliers Are leading Farmer owned cooperatives and pooling agencies have been invited to appear before the Board at this first meeting outside of Washington since its organization and to give their opinions As to ways in which it a can Best serve the Grain growing Farmers of the interested in wheat forced to Dodge severe storms St. Louis mo., july 25�?g45 a soaring toward the 300 hour Mark in the air. The St. Louis Robin kept to its endless circling above Lam Bertist. Louis Field today. Only the final wearing out of the motor will cause Dale a a red while the question of stabilization Jackson and Forst o brine to de of wheat always has claimed first attention from those in touch with Grain conditions there was nothing in the boards announcement of tomorrows meeting to indicate that it intended to use the Chicago session As a vehicle for putting the stabilization sections of the farm act into operation. The boards announcement itself said that the meeting a will provide a valuable Opportunity whereby officials of these Farmers associations May come More closely in touch with the work of the Board and the possibilities for assistance in Grain marketing which could by rendered from a. H. Wiblemo of Parker one under tile agricultural marketing through both statements ran a and because of his adroit re the state Hospital for the fugal to take part in the prohibition Here wednesday for an indefinite debate at the governors conference re it Erv Anre jibes As the Kings representative on the Wickerham joint Federal re or a it he Brevet dated 1473 land state enforcement plan gov. J Mccoun was brought Tore by or Aguas declares that a Brevet Franklin d. Roosevelt stands in a Deputy Warden Muchow from the i tone of cordiality and Good will which names Corte real Viceroy of leading position for the democratic Sioux fans Penitentiary where he i that brought Many comments of a saw mss to a my two months of. Five a Rej rom Berend new York times. J year sentence. The most important outcomes of ii 5 of roos�,iyeit1 s aim la 55 the prisoners friends believing j the discussions that have gone for Datum from new a. His a Revrat her him upset mentally asked the state Ward in the last few months store lop from no 1, i the cruisers referred to by the those i sized by the fifteen Cruiser Law. . Syd Buttz of Aberdeen who won the state Amateur title a year ago Wras Defeated yesterday As was George Wilson of the Elmwood club Sioux Falls who was awarded med act. Members of the Board emphasized that they were going to open the Grain question without preconceived ideas. They said it was their intention to bring the interested per Uke Island of Tere Eyra in the azores group is still preserved in the Castle of angry a for services rendered in the exploration of the a land of the the document is dated 1473. This is taken to indicate that Corte real had already made a i voyage to the North Atlantic coast of America when he joined the i danish norwegian expedition and he went in the capacity of i Alist Honor s for the qualification a a ssh Quot Toffi Htun crit<ij4n�%itt discussion of conditions strict Rich Quot Florin Tivitt i Nln Edies and consideration of the latter flood that followed tuesdays Cloud in relation to the scope of the far Butiu a a o Relief act. Three sex champs remain Many invited i three former state champions j while the names of those invited a a a. Were be m the running. They were to give their views were not made read press reports of the prime 2 i Fri a a de a i Public the boards statement said ministers address. Treated Wilson 3 and 2 William that the list would include officials cordiality noted Sheehan. Winner who triumphed j of state Farmer elevator associations 4 and 3. Over John Mcgreevey Elmwood club and Glen Foster Elmwood who beat h. N. Noble Mit and Chell 5 and 4. Send from the atmosphere which has been their Home for approximately 12 Days and which has brought them at least temporary Fame As the pair who set a new endurance flight record. They eclipsed tuesday the Mark of More than 246 hours set by the angeleno. At 6 16 a. In. They passed the 287 hour Mark. While Jackson had been confident before the flight started that if they set a new record they would go on and double the old Mark major William b. Robertson of the Curtiss Robertson company sponsors of the flight was not so optimistic. Yesterday he remarked on the increased life of an air plane motor compared with ten years ago and said a it looks now As if the motor will function Well to 300 hours. Maybe longer. I Hope it does but i shall not be surprised if it reaches its limit around that in Illinois Iowa Kansas Minnesota Nebraska North and South Dakota Ohio Oklahoma and Montana and the wheat pools in most of the mid navigator. Professor Delatorre asserts a a hotties and. President Are Amene those author Promise position can be found pot to have him transferred to the to j m by the fifteen Cruiser la slyly to adopt that plan for prohibit Caj Hospital. Tion enforcement which will be. I which specified that they should Tith of rvs i of the Smith i the order for the 15e Jaid Down at stated intervals Tufi whelk Sti. Is Ekler s�?T1&Quot nod of three year. Or. Among the favourites were two die Western states. In addition rep Young golfers. Ralph Porter who a resent Tives of the Farmer owned few years ago was a Caddy at the i commission agencies at Kansas City Minnehaha country club wore its i St. Louis Chicago Minneapolis St. Colors yesterday in trimming Buttz j Pauk Enid it okla., and Hutchinson 5 and 4. John Ruhe jr., sensational y.ave.,c1 asked. Youngster from Watertown turned a a Jug Caliph Deal primarily in a g Ann 9 Virtu re nver a ankh with wheat and course grains the Ana. Slayed awe., i Quot Vic by Over a Auch Chicago meeting will he reside i i Berlin Airport until the rain had time fliers go without supper Dodge storm Minneapolis. Minn., june 25�? a3 a successfully keeping Tut of the Way of a severe rainstorm that hit the twin City area the monoplane Minnesota flew Onward today in its endurance refuelling record attempt. Pilots Owen Haughland and Captain. L. Crichton had to subsist during the night on emergency rations. They missed their regular dinner last evening because of an Early refuelling due to the storm. Their meal was not there when the gasoline was sent and they had to do without it. They flew to Southern Minnesota and stayed away from Wold Cham Zampach of Ipswich. Ceased. The Minnesota has been the great Northern cities. Than a such a plan might Well be that i has deciphered the name of a Ensor 1 Fjeld Teco ended a a so a a a Tsi Core real s son of the Dighton Rock a a Hooven Law enforce Board meeting july 2. A Toshito Assonet mass. It is. I Sig t is Mccoun surrendered to county superintendent of the state institution for the feeble minded at re areas and moderate or Little in. Force mint in the wet zones. Gov. County auditor May i when Short a Roosevelt is believed to approve of Ages were found in the books of some such scheme As that of or. J the county treasurer during the Al ii it a Aiu Al Toh Kiu Wickerham providing approval of period he held that office. Friends full i buy Fps Mim the Southern and Western Drys May mad Good the shortages but on Dussia and China Linden. Eng july 25�? apr Reuter s dispatches from Token this afternoon quoted a Telegram from Manchu i. Manchuria. Saytor chinese troops had fired in five soviet air planes which appeared Over the Border town about seven a. In. Toter in the morning Distant sound of Firma was heard but i died Down portly afterwards. I be gained for it. The Day he surrendered further Dis Quot at the governors conference crepe ocies were found by officials banquet gov. Roosevelt received an of the state auditors office who ovation with the Southern demo checked further Back into his a cratic governors leading the cheers. I counts. Shortages totalled $2,458.21. More than one of the governors Mccount Scase first came into i spoke of him in a presidential Way Public interest when he mysterious a stating their belief that Roosevelt i in disappeared april 5 while on a j was not so much of a wet after All. J business trip to Vermillion. Ten but had espoused the non and Days later he was found at Topeka. New Point because of his loyalty to kans., apparently a victim of am sex gov. Smith. Nesia. The first shortage was reported to the county commissioners May i. The amount $1,420.38. Was made Chicago meeting will be presided others who entered the Tkiird-1 Semder dratoomthatfiem1 of since 6 40 m my nday Hoover can postpone their construe-1 round we Carroll Mmneha-1 agric iture. President Hoover a 1 Tion until the end of the current j he a a twist Yomina i a of we i i fave fiscal year More than eleven club. 5 and 4 h Wiblemo Park tons for the vacancy on the Board it la of ill Lea i or months away and in the meantime a a .2 Defea pm Purcell Mit Sigid open for a spokesman for a Chell 4 and 3 and f. O. Palmer wheat. I he Hopes for important developments in the move for a disarmament agreement. The original intention was to begin work on the vessels in the fall. On Capitol Hill there was much favourable comment from members of both parties on the Days developments. Madison who won from Roy smal i Ley Elmwood. 6 and 5. Miss Carlson wins the first round of the women s championship in which Only eight were qualified was completed yesterday. Miss june Carlson of Mitchell defending Champion and mrs. H. L. Woodworth. Ipswich a former titleholder were victorious. They were trouble looms in Hoover army Cut in Dit inc m rip the amount was n Idi Ali Vino Vaj. I to g0 a a by Mccoun and friends. Perkins i Mccoun became county auditor two four die As heat Sears m1ddiewest Chicago 111., july 25.�? a the Middle West steamed yesterday with the rest of the country in torrid temperatures and excessive humidity. Government forecasters pre or ton. Ens. July 25�?t-p�?off i it Cai Ca a cd it a apr Var is today awaited definite a Alk Lackl the opening d direct Nego a tween Russia and i a nationalist China for solution of the Bison s. D., july 27�?hi Ekanem controversy Trey county claims a greater acreage of. January i. He had served f to a but certain hostilities be and Sweet Clover than any terms As county treasurer Veen the two nations have been Paher county in the state. F. Or i o a ?., via. County agent id today. Believed possible the direct i agricultural statistics gathered a inns following Deli Minard from the assessors reports show that f ? of which first notice was of 2&Quot-226 acres of Alfalfa and pc a a erday had already be 110.774 acres of Sweet Clover Are be e or at a ruin or Mukden seat 11 As grown in the county or. Orris of he manchurian capital. Ibtouncid.-,-� Hap h Ossian plenipotentiary it r records of Ralph e. Johnston sex re. Pm would be either l b tension agronomist of state College. Serebriakova a member of the rail and Secretary of the South Dakota i commissariat who was said crop improvement association show dieted even higher temperatures to 3ve proceeded to Harbin or b. Itiat 3,233 acres of registered Alfalfa Day for most of this Section. Melikow. Soviet Consul general Are being raised on 84 farms in per occasional thunderstorms and Harbin general Chank Tso Kins county the sed from Regis showers served Only to increase the 1 aug. Governor of Kirin province stored Field commands from $2 to humidity already oppressive. Bulla. Was the Only chinese 43 More a Bushel than Ordinary a1 Chicago which had experienced in connection with the j Falfa seed the agronomist Point d Relief we Hen Lake breezes pushed the a Mph atop. Out. Temperature Down 20 degrees in a Hile this hopeful Prospect Domi a conservative estimate it new a ,.rnr t,.p flav found the 1 in the situation Rijs 40f.ailf�?~fcoolness of Short duration and and chinese news sources Cen in 1929 is 5,000 Eves. Or. said. Swe tired again yesterday. Beach /rv-5/u talons Al of inf a i nit trn pm cd no is were crowded to capacity. Mill cames Moas recently charged i ousted govern us Waukee recorded 92 degrees while of each nation. Who Pien a Ain Wisconsin sizzled. Two deaths no. So a omobile8 longing to. Will Kun Ato Liiv were reported in that state and two Newkirk. Okla., july 25�?< a for in Illinois. The hottest spot in the j Mer gov. Henry s. Johnston who i country was Phoenix. Ariz. Where was removed from office Early this log degrees was recorded year will run either Sot governor other High mar z for the Day or for United states senator he were Evansville. Ind. 90 Bismarck. Ii Dakota generally fair to has not decided which in 1930. He n. Dak. 96 Des Moines. 92. Minne Quot in and Friday somewhat warm i announced Here. Apolis 94 St. Louis. 92 Williston. P n portion tonight cooler in j a posterity will rewrite the history n. D., too and Havre. Mont., 104. A Wert portion Friday. Of my impeachment a he declared. But at least two places found it r 1�?generally fair tonight and propagandists cannot do ibis but i not unbearably hot. Escanaba a in. Con Lane i warm. Will see tha it is done and that mich., enjoyed a Low Reading of 54 Sot a generally fair to the guilty parties will be taken to and a High of Only 74 degrees. At and Friday except possibly task. Sault sir Marie. Mir. The tem my jigs Friday in the Northeast will take my care to the Jude a creature ranged Between 52 and warmer in North j ment of the Kellogg praises efforts of Briand for treaty Washington d. A. July 25.�? a3 a naval disarmament among the nations of the world is regarded by Frank b. Kellogg former Secretary of state As a natural step to follow the general treaty for the renunciation of War and one which should be pushed Forward by the naval Powers or. Kellogg whose name is linked with that of foreign minister Briand i Hole in one is made Vatican at noon Rome. Italy july 25.�? a romans. Italians and roman catholics from All the a world flocked today to the Plaza before St. Peters Cathedral to witness the first emergence of a roman Catholic pontiff from the Vatican since de Struxton of the papal state in 1870. In defense to the wishes of Pope by Francis m. Stephenson associated press staff writer Washington d. a july 25�?. A a a plenty of trouble faces Fco Dav against to o local hoovers army commission charged plus i. The crowds were Markev golfers mrs. E. T. Hokenstad Elm i with cutting military expenditures. So in in a a silent standing through Wood and mrs. P. Dunning. Min j already the pruning knife has i Hense head of roman Day Netaha respectively. Been directed at some of the Many witness at dusk tonight one of champions in All classes will be Garrison posts scattered through i greatest historical events in the out the Western states. These states in most instances Are represented in Congress by Veteran and determined tomorrow when a professional tournament will be held. Consolation flights Are being played on the Elmwood municipal i ministration leaders course lifetime of the Church and of the United kingdom of Italy. Fifteen thousand italian solders several thousand Black shirts and if the commissions a Falls in police took assigned places in this direction a storm of protest is Plaza. Of France in the popular title of the treaty came to Washington at the invitation of president Hoover and Secretary Stimson to witness the ceremony of the final proclamation of the pact for which he worked strenuously while in off be. A at the outset a he told the associated press in an interview. A i want by tournament player Sioux Falls s. A. July 25�? a3 a Lloyd Webber of Watertown scored the Only Hole in one of the annual state Golf tournament Here today when playing the 200-Yard tenth Hole in the Consolation round of the Secretary a flight. He was matched with Early to in Prospect in Congress. Senator Bingham Republican. Connecticut one of the most Active preparedness men Iii Congress has declared marking the end of 60 years self imposed imprisonment for rulers of the Church. Pope Pius planned to leave the Vatican bearing the a to express my full appreciation of prey were play the efforts of foreign minister Briand of France in the part which he played in cooperating in the final consummation of the Effort toward the preservation of world accepted by world m. Briand first initiated ing on the Minnehaha country club course. 0 weather forecast pc i somewhat warmer in North ment o the so degrees. In tonight and in Northeast the iday. Indian ruins centuries old Are by and Friday somewhat warm a in Southeast and cooler in North i tem portion tonight cooler Fri photographed from air by Lindy local temperatures maximum and minimum temper s ires As recorded by the official eminent thermometer from 7 a. N Verier Day to 7 a. In. Today maximum 95. Minimum 71. A a at 7 a m. Today 75. Roads Good. Precipitation. 0 Pacific flier will make final test hop Tacoma. Wash., july 25�? a3 a a the i fest today was expected to peace Effort in his message to the i lieutenant Harold Bromley american people through the As adv his projected nonstop flight Socia Ted press on the occasion of 11#� Miles the anniversary of americans Enjo a it satisfies the Avia trance into the world War a time 1 the weather permits he More than two years ago since 5sl5.iurtl the Iong hop at that time we have seen the pact Dawn tomorrow. Ton Fritse worded Lions of the world and i am entire this should be one of the ways for cred Host. At 7. Rn., noon c. S. To a gig i proceeding near the end of the Long procession to an improve Side altar on the Steps before the Cathedral. There a planned to impart the Benediction of the blessed Sacrement. The procession As nearly As possible wll be a reproduction of the Corpus Christi processions in which the pontiffs partook prior to the fall of the temporal Power. Various clerical denominations including seminarians of which a number Are americans were assigned places Between the color guard and the papal cortege proper. The Pope himself finally will appear on the a Podio a or platform holding aloft the eucharist. The Opodio will be borne by 12 men to be constantly changed during the by confident that it will be accepted by All of the asked what he considered the most effective Way of making the treaty a certain in ans of preserving peace he Pointer out that its of Tacoma continued until late yesterday and ended with the enthusiasm cd a oks of c. W. Paxton motor expert and Mechanic for the Lockheed aircraft Plant where the ship was built. Bromley has decided to abandon greater Economy if there must be greater Economy. He insists that the lessons of the world War show that training units should be in larger groups and thinks three Nain division Points for the army in the East the South and the far West Are enough. Many of the 70 or 80 Garrison posts scattered Over the country he says Are relics of Indian warfare Days. Baseball scores american league Chicago. Too too 0 Washington. Too too 0 Walsh and Berg Barberry arid Ruel. Cleveland. No too Philadelphia. 023 150 Miljus and l. Skivell Grove and procession. Cochrane. I St. Louis. Boston no game. Detroit new York rain. Of would Start soon there is a possibility that South Dakota w ill be on the air mail route connected with Omaha. Canada and West coast Points in the near future w. I Glover assistant postmaster general from Washington d. C., in Mitchell for the annual convention of postal employee said in an interview this morning. Or. Glover is in charge of the air mail service for the postal department. A study is being made at the present time or. Glover said of a proposed air mail route from Omaha through Sioux Falls Fargo grand Forks and Winnipeg connecting with Calgary and West coast Points. This inc would open practically the whole state for air mail service giving transcontinental service two times a Day. It is impossible to meet All the demands for air mail at once. Or. Glover said since every business Man in every Community appreciates this method of mail service. Discusses growth discussing the growth of the air mail service or. Glover said that in 1918. A total of 17,000 pounds of mail were carried through the air. During the last month. June the Banner month in air mail service a total of 575,000 pounds of mail was carried by air Over thirty times As much As w As carried during the entire Yea of 1918. The postal department figures forty Letyr to every Pound which would mean that 14,375 letters were carried by air last month. There is no doubt that air passenger traffic will develop rapidly within the next five years the assistant postmaster general said and since first class mail May now be carried in the air at a rate of not greater than sixty cents per Pound he believes that the Post office department will Avail itself of this service More and More. Or. Glover said South Dakota 1s a Good flying country since so much of it is Flat and there is Little fog to hinder the pilots. Is largest business the Post office department is the largest single business in the world assistant postmaster general Glover said this morning giving figures to substantiate this statement. It employs 360,000 people has 50.000 offices and spends $816,000,000 annually. Within five years. Or Glover predicts that this department alone will be spending a billion dollars annually. Planes in the air mail service of the United states now travel 43,-000 Miles daily 19,000 Miles of which is travelled by night. There Are Twenty four lines in operation including nine foreign lines to Canada Central and South America. Cuba and the Bahamas. The Washington official was scheduled to speak before the Mitchell rotary club this noon end tomorrow will address the state postal Emo Loyes at the opening session of their annual convention he will leave Friday noon for Washington d. Tells postal growth or. Glover spoke at the weekly luncheon of the rotary club and told of the growth of the Post office department and especially of the air mail service. A we were told once that we carry the mail by night in or. Glover said a but now those Young men. Who walk nonchalantly from a hangar at 2 of clock in the morning carelessly flip a cigarette away in the darkness climb into their cockpits Call for Contact and Roar away into tie darkness of the night to encounter they know not what Are serving their country and their Flag just As surely just As bravely just As honorable As the Man who. With a gun on his shoulder marched on the Fields of France to meet his country a foes in Battle. A they Are writing a Page in the nations history which will always be serves everybody or. Glover declared that the Post office department was the one department of the Federal government which was of constant service to All the people All the time. Business he declared of every sort and size was absolutely dependent upon the Post office department for Success and Prosperity. A this statement a the second assistant postmaster general declared a has been proved again and again when some firm has been haled into court on a charge of using the mails illegally for when their mailing privilege was withdrawn their business just dried and faded j. W. Bryant president of rotary announced at the conclusion of or. Glover stalk that Mitchells Post Bryan a daughter sues for divorce j office now rated second in South los Angeles. Cal., july 25�? a Dakota in the volume of business National league Boston. 000 010 00 a a a. I Hnyp a Gnu ally Cincinnati. 120 033 14 i Grace Bryan Hargreaves daughter Aone in Nuray _ value had been demonstrated in j his a radio Quot Renceh ipg equipment a he Leverette and Spohrer Lucas and of the late William Jennings Bry ctr. We Odril i cd a in two major world disputes which found that ear muffs designed to Gooch Ian has held suit for divorce i Albu have developed sine it was signed i Roar of the motor were ineffectual j new York. 020 too 3 against Richard l. Hargreaves. In Paris last August. He remarked make the signals audible despite the i Chicago. Too 002 2 Beverly Hills. Calif., Bank presi that it had played \ Large part in leading toward an amicable settlement of the present breach Between China and Russia and so id he be by requesting them to verite air plane collide Rosevelt Field. N. A. July 25�? to he will retain his radio sending a j Benton and of Farrell Blake and Dent. She also petitioned for the Taratus and seek to get weather re Jtaylor. Custody of their four children. Thei a an air plane and a steamroller col ports from ships he May Fly Over Philadelphia. 200 0 Cuit charged cruelty and general j a did yesterday ruining thespian Santo be. N. A. July 25�? a3 a revealed All the information which Indian ruins that were old before could be gained by weeks or Cortez and his armoured band made months of travel Over the same Dis their Way into the Southwest have tricks on horse Back it on foot or. Been photographed from the air i Hewett said. With an Ultra modern Aerial Cam in addition the Aerial photo j Era by colonel Charles a. Lind graphs res a traces of ruins which Bergh. Might be easily passed Over by a colonel Lindbergh brought the j trained archaeologist on the ground films Here yesterday. They were i Aerial photography has been precipitation developed in the Laboratory of the used in conjunction with Arch eolo january i 17.12 inches pre american school of research. J tical research in England pales a dilation excess since january with the announcement of lived it also influenced the prefer i information on their decks in let vation of peace Between Bolivia and tors sufficiently Large to be read Paraguay in their dispute last de from the air. Cern Ber. A naval disarmament a he continued. A has been a subject in Wlinich i have always been deeply interested. I consider it a natural complement to the anti War treaty and a step which if carried out. Would be of tremendous moral effete upon the world. It is a moral Effort of the nations in the right direction and one which should go Britten objects objection was raised by chairman Britton of the House naval continued on Page ten the St Louis. 020 3 incompatibility. A property Settle Benge and Lerain Haines and ment was reached before the filing Wilson. Of the suit mrs. Hargreaves actor Brooklyn Pittsburgh rain. Iney said. Separator i l52 Inch weather and roads rep. Mou Fin Rankton Aberdeen Wapiti i v Pierre a 7 am h Lorf roads so 92 79 of god 78 92 74w Good 65 96 60 of Good 65 92 63 of Good 67 97 63 of Good a a f�4 in of Miod the Tine and in the Valley of the Eup a turns was revealed the latest in phrases. With notable results but vocation of modern science in the until yesterday or. Hewett said study of Antiquity. Lindbergh a it never before had been tried on a pictures destined for the Carnegie Large scale in the United states Institute and photographs taken i whether colonel Lindbergh a entre a another plane for the Ameri trance into the Field of Archaeol can school of research were pro Sam Watson has refused to walk 2,000 Miles to be hanged and that is All there is to it. Watson. 69. Confessed Here recently to killing a Man at Folsom n. M. In 1893 but the Mew mexican authorities Are not sufficiently inter Ester in the incident to finance Watson a return tit trial. Sheriff l a. W. Tanner of Folsom Telegraph orgy is to be of any permanence or the sheriff Here that if the Man wont walk 2000.a a Miles to be hanged machine to sell of could not Spokane wash., july 2s.�? to a my to the rest of them a i thank you. I had sold my Case separator before i received my i 11 i i w ecu second paper so will need defendant in a si00.c00 breach of no rerun Promise suit brought by Ruth i to room Ley former Model. The action a received about a dozen As begun in a mysterious Precipe a a Iii. Ded it re the Superior court a week inquiries but had Only one by t its nature was not disclosed unt l the declaration was added by her attorney Maurice Hill. Or. Channel who is 55 years old has been married for 26 years. He founded the Channell chemical a a company in 1908 which later be Ivi Artin to Gumenberg came the manufacturing firm q a of he now Heads Muon o. La. Broomley is 28 years old. A according of to or. Blum 1 Cordin amp her declaration she met r a a 8 u Olura Channell in a Loop hotel at a party Enberg there Are still a num i he swept her off her feet by his a Oil magnate s ardent wooing cooled charges Model asks $100,000 Chicago 111 july 25�?charles a. Was overjoyed at the Prospect and Channell. Millionaire president of j accompanied her suitor to new York the of Cedar corporation was named Ion the understanding that the wedding was to be performed Gebru the extent of his connection if any. With the school of research was Board of research the first Success a application of Aerial photog a not disclosed and Lindbergh Phy to archaeological purposes fused to discuss the matter. Photographs of entire districts a a a min a 1 the colonel returned to to it Jav off a wanted to come Back and stand trial his Case would be Given consider re Yon in its turn. Watson said today he had no Pecos Money and certainly Wasny to going to walk blk to be Ber of Farmers wanting sep-2ent wooing and proposed Marria aerators. Saw him the declaration states a the Story is preposterous or. Channell said in an interview. A it is simply a Rotten Shakedown. I met month later february 19 of this i the girl when she presumed an a tvs a in a a in for a la a year she aves. On the following Day 1 Quaintance ship with me. She Bas no.�ea5�n ror a after he had been accepted he is letters or proof to Back Ner Stato ver Tising them and injuring the operator of the roller. James Riddle piloting a Small monoplane in which two friends were Riding As passengers chose for his Landing r. Part of the Field on which two steam rollers were at work hidden from the air by the Cloud of dust they raised. The descending plane took off Thi smoke stack of one of the rollers and bowled the operator a. A Nara Zerai. From his seat breaking his shoulder. The plane crashed tearing off the left Wing but Riddle and his passengers escaped without injury. Mitchell rules in flood control Case Washington d. C., july 25.�? a3 a attorney general Mitchell ruled yesterday that president Hoover has no right to alter the plan of the Mississippi River flood control in fled the fact that her wooed was connection with tile compensation married. Channell denied that land holders in the proposed had made any promises when she Birds Point new Madrid Missouri flood Way. The decision or the attorney general which we As made Public at the War department by Secretary Good upheld the army engineers plan to Purchase Flowage rights on lands Ary 23. She alleges that she did nut know that he we As married. Once in new York Chan Nelly love is said to have come. The Date passed without the ceremony and on february 27 Channell pleaded that he might return to Chicago for business reasons. The declaration states that miss Broomley returned to Chicago and sought Channell. Investigation vents getting said t0 declared that he wish ments. I shall fight this to a finish flood Way and to acquire outright la 11 i Iii a i a we til ceremony performed in new and when i am a rough she will either by negotiation or by court snort use the Diann in this York so they could honeymoon in j wish she had never begun. My in i condemnation proceedings the land which might be inundated in the Issue for yours. I Europe fun i too Wiley a a re i vestige tors have fathered enough 1 on which the new levees of the to Thi Totta to by re. Ift

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