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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 2, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Cloudy warmer the evening Republican third edition vol xxxxv1 Mitchell s. Monday june 3, 1929 ten pages number 203 another jail term is fixed upon Sinclair supreme court affirms sentence for jury tampering in dome Case another six months Washington d. C., june 3�? a it a the sentences imposed upon Harry f. Sinclair Henry Mason Day and a. Sherman Burns Tor having the fall Sinclair Teapot dome jury shadowed were upheld today in the supreme court but the 15 Days sentence of William j. Burns was disapproved. While Sinclair and Albert b. Fall former Secretary of the Interior were facing trial on charges of conspiracy in connection with leasing the Wyoming Oil Fields to the Oil operator the Case was suddenly terminated and the jury was discharged. Sinclair subsequently was a tended to six months in jail for Eon tempt Henry Mason Day one of his associates received a sentence of four months William j. Burns was ordered to serve 15 Days pud w. Sherman Burns his son. Fined $1,000. It was charged that Burns had improperly scrutinized the jurors who were hearing the Cace. Now serving three months Sinclair is now serving a three months sentence in the District of Gambia jail for contempt of the Senate. He refused to answer questions before the Senate Oil oct Mittee m connection with the Oil investigation. In the Case decided today the government charge i that Sinclair through Day. Had employed the Burns detectives to Shadow the jury. Sinclair contended the government had failed to produce evidence showing that the shadowing had obstructed the trial and All defendants joined in an anneal. The court of appeals of the District of Columbia called on the supreme court for instructions on Points of Law and Owen j. Roberts government counsel asked the highest court to have the whole controversy sent to it. Such an order was issued and the supreme court today disposed of the whole controversy instead of merely answer ,2 the questions and sending the Quot vase Back for action by the court of appeals. Similar action was taken by the supreme court when the Venus reputation goes a heft both parties satisfied by House Tariff millions of dollars Are restored yearly by girl Bertha Sherry is expert at identifying burned remnants of National currency savings lost in Cook stoves frequently repaid by her left a Beauty of today who though shapely rather conforms to the proportions of the criticized Venus. Center Venus de Milo who artists contend was much Leo plump to be held up As an example of Pulcher etude and should have gone on a diet. Right another Beauty of today whose dimensions would More than satisfy those experts who complain of Venus shortcomings in that respect. 3�?- ins a existed today what she would need i done to have a comfortable armchair in my Stock which would be Large enough for an amusing statement was made by Raymond Duncan brother of the late dancer Isadore Duncan. Paris. France. June after holding the Pulcher etude would be a season of mud Baths championship All these years the Sand plenty of Tennis with hours of Venus de Milo most famous Stone dancing besides to get her portly Beauty of All time is rapidly losing self Down to Normal so instead of caste and in the opinion of con Bening held up to the present Gen temporary Art critics is a girl who ration As a Model of Beauty the has eaten too Many starches and is armless Venus is being pointed out sadly in need of Massage and steam i As a horrid example of overeating Baths. I As recently As before the War any Art enthusiasts viewing the Lam j artist who dared to say that he did de statue in the louvre at Paris not consider the statue a master should not be surprised if while piece would have beep looked upon they Are gazing upon her Stony As a Bohemian Radical but now tears should flow from her store artist and Beauty expert was very circuit i eyes or 501,16 very horrid things As a dressmakers Mannikin the court of appeals asked it for in i Are being said about the grecian former it girl would be a total True ticks in the Case against sin. Washout. air for refusal to answer ques i parisian Modister for instance j Van Dongen. A popular French Lions before the Senate committee. If3? that it would be a shame for artist and Beauty expert was Veery the government in the jury Sha i. Modern girl to so neglect her firm in his opinion. Sullivan says democrats As Well As republicans Are in agreement Senate is different by Mark Sullivan Washington d. June 3-As the Tariff Bill passes from House to Senate there is reasonable unanimity of opinion about its merits and defects. This unanimity is partly evident Between the lines of the Public debate if they Are read shrewdly. It is even More general in the private discussions of members. A. One evidence of unanimity was the fact that the Bill is practically As satisfactory to democrats As to republicans. A Democrat would vote against the Bill As a matter of party regularity when in fact he was fairly satisfied by the Bill a treatment of industries represented by him. The democrats made no real party fight against the measure and offered no alternative measure. There was much meaning Between the lines of a passage in which Republican protectionist Crowther of new York a a kidded the official democratic Leader. Garner of Texas. Garner offered no alternative to the Bill As a whole and no alternative to any one schedule in the Bill. He confined himself to proposing an alternative to the administrative provision about the Tariff commission. When Garner introduced his proposal the Only comment from the Republican Side was a question by Crowther a is the gentleman against the Bill?.i just wanted to know. That is everybody satisfied the laughter from tile House wholly amiable reflected the general conviction on both sides that the bulk of the democrats were not really opposed to the Bill As a whole it reflected also the conviction that the bulk of the democrats As individuals was not opposed to the particular rates in which they were interested whether agricultural or manufacturing. It was new Hope for i farm Relief boosts wheat by sle Mcnamara i Ping or to Bridge parties. Washington d. C., june 3�? Jpn i pathetic charred remnants Are an Knob Truisi Quot Pennno woman with311 that remain of the Price of Ani. _ a a a k y 3 f \ easter hat or maybe the savings of Washington advices bul Reddish Nair every year restores to i a Nee time when the frantic and Price jumps up nine cents Congress near rest life time grateful people millions of dollars i woman suddenly remembers the Given up As lost. Money about the time the roast is she is miss Bertha o. Sherfy of the redemption department of the United states Treasury. She has charge of the burned and mutilated Money division. She knows every line and curve and tint of the too different designs in the nations currency. Pouring in to her every Day from All Corners of the country come tragic results of fires and other Money losses a Black pieces which once were Bank notes wads of pulp representing Money chewed up by animals or moldy old Bills Long buried in the ground. Upon a table beside miss Sherfy when i talked with her was the done. But if there is a piece As big As a Finger Nail miss Sherfy can identify the Bills. A Pennsylvania woman recently put $1,000 in an electric stove. Most of it was too badly for identification. She redeemed Only $250. A the human dramatic element is Strong in the redemption division of the Treasury. Women workers Are Quick to respond to it. A dejected looking Man carrying two tobacco tins appeared the Day before Christmas. The cans contained charred fragments of $1,000 a Bills. The women worked overtime piecing them together so the to St Case of Money mutilation the j Money could be restored by Christ Treasury Ever has received. Mas eve. There were four heaps of Green 1 a hard working foreigner in and yellow threads they repro Pittsburgh lost $3,450 in a fire seated $13 in Bills which had gone j which burned his Home. Owing to through a fur cutters machine. Half a dozen cases a Day come to the department from women who put their Money in stoves for Safe keeping while they went shop the perseverance of miss Sherfy and Chicago 111. June 3�? a3 a Grain burned j pric8s turned the Corner today and spurred by prophecies of Quick governmental action to relieve the surplus crop situation raced Uphill in sensational leaps. Wheat jumped up nearly nine cents a Bushel at the opening and settled Back at the close to an and Vance of 5 3-8 cents to 6 1-8 cents Over saturdays Dull closing quotations. July wheat Selling under a Dollar last week for the first time Iii six years finished today at $1.03 5-8 to 7-8. All grains traded in the futures pits came Back Corn rising to 4 3-8 cents and Oats i 3 7-8 3-8 to i her assistants $2,900 of the amount 3_4 cents the Erarte disregarding All was a restored. The Man left the. A Treasury with tears of gratitude in his eyes. And apostle of grecian culture. He j Republican Crowther. Who said of refuses to believe that Venus was i Democrat Collier from Mississippi representative of grecian Beauty. He said that she was miserably fat but had a Good press agent the measurements of this now maligned Beauty show that her neck is exactly the same size As that of Georges Carpenter a but her hips Are broader and the stump of her biceps when tapped show that she had a bigger upper Arm than the French idol of the ring. Dowing Case insisted that As the1 65 As to allow herself to get As shadowing had required a new trial i fat a Venus evidently was. They it constituted contempt. I v. U unanimous verdict 6st Cut she walked Justice Mcreynolds delivered the Down. Street today every one opinion of the court which was in j her Tlle generous animate except that Justice Stone a re portions of her lines and not for who was attorney Genearl during i her weight estimated from the he said a she is too fat even to i measurements of her figure brings get into a taxicab and. Besides she looks too cold a edouard Jonas the famous antiquated confessed that he had secretly detested the statue Ever since he was a boy it up to almost unbelievable total of 165 pounds. If a Twenty year old girl of today tipped the Scales at 165 pounds she would put herself on a starch less diet Ard stay in seclusion until she could j a a she has too Long legs and is emerge with at least a 40-Pound some of the Oil lease litigation took a part. It a fainting out that the defense con i tended that the evidence failed to a flir dad i in cad spas s Ftfe i Kwun a Kuhn run j. A a a �m.,.��i Orvi a issued a it would destroy the Power of us i Lill to a Uewl courts adequately to protect them sportsmen assert that if Venus built too solidly around the Middle. I reduction. In Kansas during storms Over week end Kansas City to. June 3.r- of a torrential Rains Hail and wind two dozen prominent business men urge people to Back enforcement new York n. Y., june 3�? a3�? a message a to the american peo w ,hmera7me Cost Shif Tyr or gig that a prohibition should j Raue do damage counting a to Hun some Quick witted attendant quiet jatlfe1 dentures of Henry Frd Quot dress a thousands of dollars in Thomas a. Eidson. Captain Robert Kansas and Missouri yesterday. Dollar j. Penney and Twenty other men prominent in business and Industry was published today. The message quoted the plea for law7 Observance in president Hock solve so to enforce their rights of self it continued a suppose for example some litigant should Endeavor to shoot a juror w7hile sitting in the Box Dur thwarted the Effort and kept the circumstances secret until the trial wind. Rain Hail land shrinkage sweep Missouri in�?T28 is Small heavy damage is also done loss in past year least one jail to another Washington. A. June 3�? a5 a Ueo a. Rover. United states actor who prosecuted Harry f. Sin-1,. -01. Cain thai Man in i americans whatever their previous or s Ina amp ural address and invited Clair said the Oil Man would Start i. ,. A a i serving the six months sentence for a i Shes criminal contempt As soon As he mf6 a in id completed the present three us to of months sentence for refusing to so s2nthmhment atttommftme"5 b he a a a a hone Chance for Complete in Rover said the mandate in the i orc Emja to with Traver criminal contempt Case would come j. A sin naval of to him in 25 Days or Long before fannni1 would so a to i committee of lawyers opposed to the tence and would be executed St i eighteenth amendment and an the District attorney declared i fember1 of the Rar of Man a Sinclair was entitled to five Days f agers of the committee were also a month reduction on each sen n rh1i tence for Good behaviour. This ?r2�i would Lessen his three months sentence fifteen Days and his six months sentence by 30-Days, requiring him to serve a total of seven and one half months in jail. Marshall Stimson. Los Angeles attorney asked that the committee refrain from using the word a a lawyers to avoid a bringing the Legal profession further into at the jail today it was said the he asked whether any members of Oil Man had refused paper men. A to see Nefs Undy and Anne honeymoon at sea cruising in leisurely fashion in yacht he recently purchased new London. Conn., june 3.�?<a> a colonel Charles a. Lindbergh and his Bride who w7as miss Anne Morrow went to sea for their Hon Ley Moon. In a new 38 foot motor whoa. The Moquette they have been cruising in Long Island sound since their marriage at Englewood n. A. A week ago probably tying up at night in some quiet Harbor along the Long Island share each night. Just at present it is believed the Moquette is off the tip of Long Island heading for Boston in a leisurely Way bought boat i lately new York. N. f june 3�? aha colonel Charles a. Lindbergh bought a Zzz foot double Cabin motor yacht named Moquette two weeks ago. One week before he was married and set Forth on his honeymoon. This was authoritatively Learned today although the Elco boat boat works of Bayonne n. A builders of the yacht said ii they could not say anything about the matter. Alii the committee were retained by interests seeking Appeal of the amendment. Choate replied that honest belief to the sole mainspring of the movement adding a we believe that prohibition is the most serious remediable evil from which the country now Hoyt wins Hearst prize the message to the american people and the lawyers letters were published a Day after the announcement that Justice Franklin c. Hoyt of the new York children a court had been awarded the prize of $25,000 offered by William a. Hearst for a substitute plan for prohibition. Justice Hoyte a plan called for repeal of the volstead act and enactment of a new Law defining Quot intoxicating liquors a a a fall alcoholic products of distillation a thereby excluding wines and Beer. Traffic in wine and Beer would be under state regulation under his plan. Dakota ans support plan to bar aliens Washington. A june in Isle Elal a the move to exclude aliens from the 1930 census count which will be used As a basis for reapportionment the House of representatives was supported in the Senate by senators Mcmaster and Norbeck of South Dakota. Although Defeated by a vote of 43 to 29. This amendment will be brought up again in the House when the census Bill is considered there and Strong support for it is expected to development. In the Senate the two South Dakota members were joined by a Large group from Western states including senators Brookhart. Capper Frazier Nye. Pine and Schall. O Forest fire checked Tuckerton n. J., june 3.�? ply although handicapped by a Strong wind and Lack of roads too members of the state Forest fire sender and 200 volunteers Early today succeeded in bringing under control a since War Peak is still about 1912-14 Washington d. C., june 3 a special a although farm real estate values generally continued downward during the year ended March 1929. The declines were comparatively slight and in a number of states represented the smallest annual losses in value recorded in recent a severe rain and wind storm at Wichita kans., wrecked several buildings and a dozen air planes at the municipal and Swallow factory airports carnage approaching the $200,000 Mark. The Western air i from Farmers and farm real estate a the knows i am a protectionist and i know he would like to be if he dared to be a whereupon again there was laughter and applause with Complete Good feeling All round. It is generally conceded that the Bill departed from the Early intention that the changes As respects manufactures should be few in number As possible a As speaker Long Worth put it or a a limited As president Hoover out it. There was never any intention As respects the farm schedules that the revision should be limited. As respects farm products the intention was that the revision should be general. More general than intended some of the immediate authors of the Bill still insist that As respects manufacturing the revision is they say that less than fifteen per cent of the items in the existing Tariff Are changed in the new one. The prevailing feeling however is that As respects scope the new Bill goes farther affied than the original program. The feeling is equally general however that As respects height of rates on individual manufacturing items the authors of the Bill really tried to keep the lid on and actually achieved moderation in the face of insistent pressure in the discussions of the Bill since it appeared no one manufacturing item has been picked out As glaringly excessive. There is in this Bill no equivalent for the role that schedule a on Woolen goods played As a cause of Public resentment in the Tariff revision of 1909, what is said Here refers to the manufacturing part of the Bill. With regard to the Agri Flay trusts for opposing Shoals tax exemptions for vets sought veterans of foreign wars end sessions and endorse Brookhart Bill Yankton s. A. June 3�? a5 a resolutions endorsing proposed increases in pensions for civil and Spanish War veterans and their widows favouring the Brookhart Bill to provide for payment by the government in full of Bonus certificates issued to sex service men and endorsing the plan for starting a ,tt0tlretfonaeipvrt? Home Bolding that h was. Rather one of Illg Al dec at is i a protecting government property for widows and orphan a inn movement 0f property improve rapids mich., Wei i a. Menf 0f navigation and the control adopted by the of Ling of damaging flood a a sri a in annual convention and declaring that the a Power Trust Ergo was in annual con Naon opposes to the bitter end any other endorsement to the muscle vice mens Penis Obj Buh the bbl. For regu a session lion s mph Itaev disabled serv a an identical Resolution was adopt Wilities for mentally drafted serve by the Congress but it As ice men regulations regarding us a pocket vetoed it a by president Cool routine crop news and Harvest predictions and listening Only to the reports from Congress. July com closed at 85 to 85 1-8 cents and july oat Quot at 42 3-4 to 7-8 cents. Has been on Toboggan since february when Peak prices for the crop were attained wheat has been idling downhill and for the last two weeks has been gaining momentum crossing a committee reports fax the Douay Mark on the downward or ably on it. S. Opera slope Tor the first time in Tion of huge Plant the huge oversupply a bumper crop of Lett from the 1928 was the Washington d. C., june 3�? up a j prime Factor in the situation and attacking the a Power Trust for its opposition to r governmental operation of muscle Shoals the Senate agriculture committee today favourably reported to the Senate the Norris Resolution to carry out that plan. The report denied that the question involved was one of a putting the government into business a years according to a preliminary estimate made Public Here this week by the department of agriculture. The estimates based on reports cultural part there is a decided feel going to Boston says Block Island. R. I., june 3�?�? reports that colonel Charles a. Lindbergh stopped Here saturday afternoon in a yacht named Moquette were added to by Adrian Mitchell. A taxi Driver. Mitchell said that he saw the stranger wearing dark glasses thought he saw a Nufeh Luff Lindbergh. He asked the Man if were col. Lindbergh and received an affirmative reply. The Man Quot who said he was col. Lindbergh Forest fire which for a time threat Aid the boat was going to Boston ened the s town. Express tri motored plane bound from los Angeles to Kansas City landed five minutes before the storm struck and was demolished. The plane valued at $75,000, was on the second flight of the new Kansas City los Angeles line windows in buildings in Wichita a business District were shattered and Trees were uprooted in the residential Section. Scores of persons were injured slightly by Glass and limbs falling from Trees. Flood damage in Northwest Missouri already amounting to thousands of dollars was increased by Rains of cloudburst proportions. Many Bridges were washed out and Railroad and bus service was paralysed. Thousands of acres of farm land have been flooded by Rains totalling la inches since last Friday and Are believed to be unfit for cultivation this season. Water was reported to be from five to ten fest deep in More than 50 Homes in Pattonsburg near St. Joseph to. A torrential rain accompanied by Hail As Large As peach seeds swept Kansas City last night. The downpour halted Street car and motor traffic for nearly an hour. To file mandamus in Auto tax Case Pierre , june 3�?<>p a Manda. Mus proceedings to compel Secretary of state Gladys Pyle to file the petition seeking to refer the 3 per cent automobile tax Law passed by the last legislature or to show cause Why it should not be filed will be brought in the state supreme court late today or tomorrow. Karl Goldsmith local attorney for the petitioners announced this afternoon. The action probably will be brought by h. Wegner Pierre automobile dealer and one of the petitioners or. Goldsmith said following a recent opinion of attorney general m q. Sharpie. That the Law is not subject to the referendum and that the Secretary of state therefore should net file the petition offered for filing some time ago. The supreme court today indicated it would take original jurisdiction in the Case. Or. Go Hysmith explained. To expedite disposal of the Case before the Law goes into effect july i. O Darrow a heart troublesome Chicago 111. June 3�? up a Clarence darrow7. Famous criminal Law Vear will sail june 7 for bad Neun Heim. Germany. For treatment by heart specialists. Darrow and his wife will leave Chicago Tomor iian English of Yankton Row. The lob Leopold defender f routine business sessions has been suffering from heart held today. Trouble for several years. o 0 to War on paddlers the United daughters of the j Pierre. S. A. June 3�? Pic Deputy agents give figures for South a Kola and other Corn Belt states. Smallest loss since 1920 a during the 12-month period values per acre of All farm lands with United states As a whole showed improvements averaged for the a decline of slightly less than pne per cent a the report states. A this represents the smallest annual loss shown in the National average since the Price Peak of 1920 w As passed and represents a continuation of a downward trend which set in at that South Dakota and neighbouring states generally followed the one per cent average for the entire country during this period the figures show. A decline from 96 to 95 based on a 100-scale is noted for South Dakota from 99 to 98 for North Dakota from 96 to 95 for Missouri and from 117 to 116 for Iowa. Hither then before War to o other states Minnesota and Kansas Are grouped with these states As the East North Central division of states. For these two the former shows a decrease of two Points from 14 to 138 for the year and the latter remains stationary at 113. Averages for the entire group of East North Central states Are too for the past year and 101 for the preceding period a in comparison with the land values prevailing before the War the National figures on March i 1929, were 16 per cent above the three years 1912-14,�?� the report states. A on March i. 1928, the corresponding figure was 17 per cent above pre War in 1927, 19 per cent above and in 1926, 24 per cent above. At the 1920 Peak the figure reached 70 per cent above pre War. The current averages for the country As a whole represents approximately the same level of values As prevailed in 1917.�?� a Quot b. And a women hold state meet rapid City s. D., june 3�?l/p a South Dakota business and professional women gathered in rapid City today for the state convention of their federation. Miss Marion Mcclench of Detroit National recording Secretary is the principal guest and speaker at the session. Delegates state officers and local members were entertained at the country club yesterday afternoon with a Tea and musical program. The session program opened this morning with the convention called to order by Bernice Cole first state vice president the absence of state president. Mrs. Lil were confederacy have established a state sheriffs of South Dakota met scholarship at the University of Here today with stat3 Sherif Fred Chicago for descendants of coined 1s Minier chiefly to outline a Cam i crate veterans. Pain against paddlers. Ing that the three cent rate on sugar is conspicuously excessive. Where trouble lies the complaints against the manufacturing part of the Bill refers not to High rates but to the taking of some three or four products from the free list and putting any Tariff at All on them. The three items mainly complained of Are building materials Cement Brick and shingles. The complaints against these items comes partly from the farm representatives to discuss the course of the farm representatives adequately would Call for More space than this dispatch affords. If the Tariff be regarded As divided into two parts farming and manufacturing it be said that the Farmers got nearly All they asked for on every farm product. There Are two or three exceptions. One is hides As to which the farm representatives wanted Twenty per cent and got Only ten. There remains the attitude of the farm representatives toward rates on manufacturing. As already said the farm representatives complain about the taking of building materials from the free list. Excepting these there is lit try complaint from farm representatives about rates on manufactures. Farm demand granted it should be said there is a group among the farm leaders who take an extreme position on the Tariff As. Whole. This group thinks the farm representatives should have insisted first on general revision upward on farm crops and second general revision downward on manufactures. Theoretically this extreme farm group made a plausible argument for this extreme course. Actually the farm representatives As a whole did not follow this line. They demanded and got substantially what they wanted on farm products. As respects manufactured products they were Content to keep the a raises within reach. In this course they succeeded fairly with the exception of building materials the Bill goes now to the Senate. There is practically no limitation on the amendments that body May make. To the Senate the Bill As it nov exists May be merely a starting Point from which it May change upward or change downward. New York Herald Tribune news service. Texas town claims lowest fire loss new braunfels tex., june 3�? a a this town of 4,500 claims the maximum insurance Premium credit of any place its size. An ordinance requires roofs of All buildings even to barns and Chicken coops to be covered with Sheet Metal or other non inflammable material. The Law was passed one night 35 years ago when a Blaze swept through the town. In the last to years new braunfels has had less than $100,000 in fire losses. Some years no losses whatever have been reported of the american Flag the proposal to secure authorization of the a Star spangled banners As the National Anthem the proposed pilgrimage of Gold Star mothers to the cemeteries of France and approving use of a Star or Wreath citation instead of paper by the organza Tion a i auxiliary is organized a new department of the ladies auxiliary was instituted Here by mrs. Florence Stark of Camden n. J., past National president. The Encampment closed yesterday afternoon with election and installation of officers and the selection of Waterloo. Iowa As the 1930 Encampment City. Arthur d. Dodds Des Moines la., was unclosed for reelection As department head. E. Karr Yankton. Junior vice commander was elevated to senior vice commander. Other officers elected l. H. Ditt Mer Des Moines Junior vice commander Fred w. Haller. Davenport Iowa reelected quartermaster Milton w stickler. Des Moines judge advocate or. G. W. Frank Des if Cines. Iowa reelected surgeon Hugh class Burn Des Moines Chap lain f. Fortunski Waterloo and s. B. Mccauley Sioux City members of Council of administration. Seek tax exemption several important measures were presented for wifi the floor of the convention yesterday. Judge advocate stickler offered a Resolution which was adopted providing that the commander be authorized to appoint a committee to present to the state Legislatures of Iowa and South Dakota demand for a Law that would exempt the Small Homes of sex Sei Wice men from taxation. The exemption would be placed at $3,-000 under the proposal. Another Resolution adopted endorsed the americanization program and urged a program of education and Public welfare. A banquet attended by More than 200 was a feature of saturday evening. Commander Dodds was presented with a wrist watch by the department and with $15 in Gold by the Des Moines a a cooties outfit. Appointments made commander Dodds made the following department appointments j. Mcmahan. Des Moines adjutant we. Mcdonald Des Moines historian John Saunders Des Moines reappointed inspector h. W. Apted., Yankton chief of staff Phil Fhil Lippson Des Moines color bearer f. Schaffle Sioux City and Fred Ollerman Yankton color sergeants. Low a will stand by coach of u Iowa City. Iowa. June 3.�? a a the University of Iowa a delegates to the big ten faculty committee meeting tomorrow in Chicago Are expected to stand by George Bres Rahan track coach and recently appointed director of intercollegiate athletics the University whose ousting is reported to be demanded by the committee As a condition of Iowa a reinstatement into the conference from which it was ousted a week ago saturday for alleged athletic indiscretions. Baseball results # National Loague p he Philadelphia too too 000�?2 "6 2 Pittsburgh Ooi 462 olx�?14 15 i Seetland. Ray and Lerian Grimes and Hargreaves. Boston .0 Cincinnati .6 Cantwell and Spohrer Donohue and Sukeforth. New York. ,.,200 Chicago too Hubbell and Schalk Malone and Gonzales. Brooklyn of St. Louis. La Dudley and picnic Johnson and Wea Osi Quot Edge. When the committee approved it last week Norris said he doubted whether it could be passed again during the special session but he would urge its adoption at the first regular session. A the improvement of Gur National defense a the report declared a the control of our navigable streams and the Protection of our people from the damaging destruction of flood Waters Are the primary reasons Why this Resolution should be production of Power it added was merely incidental. A if we produce More Power than can be the report contended. A it ought to be a subject of on a it ought to be a subject of con governmental functions we can As an incident thereto develop both cheap water Power and cheap electricity and give them to the people at prices that will demonstrate the possibilities of the proper uses of our flowing streams. Should rejoice a if. In carrying in these proper governmental functions we incidentally lighten the burdens of the Home and cheapen the necessary and essential elements in manufacturing. We should rejoice rather than the report recalled that investigation of the Shoals project was responsible for the inquiry now being made by the Federal Trade commission into Power companies and charged that these corporations have a undertaken through the intricate and secret control off the most human activities to build up a Public sentiment in favor of their viewpoint and in opposition to the retention by the government of muscle Shoals and other similar properties a a shrine convention marred by Accident Long Beach Calif. June 3�? a3 a two persons were dead today and four others were severely injured As the result of a automobile collision on a sight seeing trip preceding the shrine convention Here. The dead Are mrs. Howard Ellsworth 32 of St. Paul Minn a and Harry Christian Fargo n. Mrs. Ellsworth and her husband with Christian and or. Harry Darrow who were Here for the shrine convention were guests of Edward Elliott of Glendale cal., in the latter a automobile. Elliott a car collided head on with another driven by James Johnson of signal Hill Clay late last night. Johnson and his youngest child Carlr. Suffered fractured skulls. Mrs. Johnson a Collarbone was broken while Leona 12 year old daughter suffered a fractured Arm. the week end news from Washington was All the Market needed to give prices an upward impetus. Predictions that a farm Relief measure was an immediate certainty gave heart to the buyers. Reports from Washington prophesied that Congress witnessing the depression of wheat to 40 cents a Bushel under the seasons Peak would Speed the creation of a stabilization corporation which could immediately go to the Rescue of the Farmer by buying sufficient wheat to Check the slipping prices. A permanent solution of the Grain surplus problem was also suggested in a government sponsored program to reduce the acreage devoted to wheat. American league Cleveland at Boston cold postponed. R h e Chicago too too 000�?0 2 i new York too too Fox a i 6 0 Lyons and Autry Wells and Dickey. Philadelphia too 020 too too Detroit too 002 too of i us in and Phillips Grove and j Cochrane. South Dakota partly Cloudy tonight and tuesday slightly warmer tuesday i East and Central portions. Iowa partly Cloudy tonight and tuesday not quite so Cool tuesday afternoon. Minnesota partly Cloudy to Cloudy tonight and tuesday slightly warmer in South portion. North Dakota mostly Cloudy tonight and tuesday probably showers in West portion and East portion tuesday slightly warmer tonight in Northeast portion. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today. Maximum 60. Minimum 49.at 7 a. In. Today 49. Roads Good. Precipitation .08 inches precipitation since january i 7.95 inches precipitation deficiency since january i .43 inches. Weathi unloads by the associated press temp. 7 am i 1,0 of roads Sioux Falls 50 60 43 .24 Good Watertown 49 65 42 .00 Good Huron 51 59 50 .00 Good Yankton 49 54 48 .55 soft Brookings 56 60 47 .00 Good rapid City 49 55 48 .73 fair Aberdeen 60 45 .00 Good Pierre 48 55 4& 32 fair summer recess plans nearer realization Washington d. C., june 3.�? a a congressional leaders expect to bring plans for a summer recess close to realization this week by fulfilling at least two of the administration s pc vacation requirements. Spurred by the crash of wheat prices below the Dollar level they expect enough Export debenture advocates in the Senate to join with administration supporters in voting for eliminating that plan from the chamber a farm Relief Bill to permit final enactment of the legislation in time to offset this years crop. To hurry census Bill on the House Side of the Capitol one hour was allowed today for the discussion of a special Rule intended to expedite consideration of the Bill to provide for the 1930 census and reapportionment of its membership. A vote on the Bill is expected in time to enable a conference committee to begin and possibly finish negotiations for adjustment of differences which May develop Between the two Chambers Over this legislation including probably a rejection by the House of the Senate provision to place the 100,000 census enumerators under civil service. The Senate finance committee today adopted a motion by Man Smoot calling for Public hearings on the House Tariff Bill to be conducted by sub committees com posed by three republicans and two democrats each. The hearings will Start june 12 and end not later than july to. A a the committee will meet Agal to tomorrow to discuss fixing acute for a final vote on the Taal of be fore the regular session in Decem Ber. \ debenture defeat certain return of the Export debenture Issue to the Senate this week was regarded As practically certain in. View of the Progress it the joint conference committee i working to bring the farm Bills gassed by Tho Senate and the House into conformity. It has been take since the negotiation de after the deadly would yield on that pc would yield on that mend elimination of i to their chamber which the legislation Over of president Hoover Fey a majority of three after a lengthy controversy. While the House was called a Poi to begin discussion the census reapportionment Bill \ today i Tho Senate still had before postal of senator Borah Idaho looking to Golem my lation of commission dealing in perishable farm. With the Resolution of senator Nye Republican North Dakota for repeal of the National origins provisions of the immigration Law ready for consideration next. Oil train Burns Rod rider Hurt Buffalo Gap s. D., june 3.�? a5 a ten Oil tank cars were burned and a tramp received a broken leg when a Chicago and Northwestern Oil train was partly derailed about six Miles North of Here shortly before Midnight sunday. The wreck was probably caused by the rolling of one of the tank cars trainmen explained. Sparks caused by the automatic setting of the air brakes Are believed to have ignited one of the leaking Gas tanks with the fire spreading to the other ten cars before the train could be separated. The heat was so intense that Telegraph and Telephone wires near the tracks were burned. Four tramps Ware Riding on Tho train three escaped with slight injuries but one who gave his name As Dale Fig arty received a fractured leg As he jumped a bit of Western a a thriller was enacted at the scene of the wreck when two cowboys Rode up in their horses Lassord the caboose and pulled it away from the burning cars. They also tried to save two remaining cars but their ponies were unable to Budge them. O so Many berliners ride to work on bicycles that the police Are hard Tut to solve the Bike traffic problem. For granted were resum-1 Over the Dell and recon a int and recode proposal voted it into the opposition

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