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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 5, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather hum 17\ 7i? Dpi Tot a tat i third. Fair i he i veining Kefu Bicain edition Fol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Wednesday june 5, 1929 twelve pages number 205 a Iery torrent from Vesuvius ruins Village worlds noted persons live in Wax molten lava pouring Over 650 front. Travels 500 feet every hour Erz Igno evacuated Torre Annunziata. Italy june 5�? a a molten lava from wrathful be ivies. Moving on a front 650 feet Ide invested the Hamlet of Pagani Erwingo township at 3 00 a. In. To a. Destroying <0 farm dwellings. The fiery torrent 23 feet High ten proceeded Westward from ter no toward the railway station at in rate of nearly 500 feet an hour. Be Branch of the flow invested the oods at Campetelle the change in direction arousing Hopes that the cd agricultural Section around Erz Igno supporting 7,000 people Leht be spared. The director of special volcanic prices of the ministry of Public crts commendatore romans Lent the night at Terzigni. Confer no at length with military and in Neering authorities. Whole Mountain obscured Naples. Italy june 5�? up a huge cuts of smoke Laden with ashes of the belching Throat of mount re Uvias Hung Over Naples today a turned the brightness of noon Ito a sort of Twilight. Neapolitan were unable to see heir familiar land Mark which As clouded by smoke issuing from s Crater. The associated press correspond Ert visited Terzigni this morning lid found conditions desperate. Emilies were withdrawing with la their belongings and cattle. Hey flocked into the churches on he line of Retreat invoking Saint Iennaro and praying before shrines. Troops ook Possession of Viler s to prevent marauding after he inhabitants had departed. Train service to Teizi no has Cen discontinued. The trains run rho As far As Bosco Tricase. Hie inhabitants believe that the has reached the import Nee of that of 1906. Drs. Cassler holds to murder denials Valparaiso. Ind., june 5�?<a>�? apparently More concerned Over he imprisonment of her adopted on. Edward than the fact that or the second time within three ears she has been formally charge with murder. Mrs. Catherine Lasher of Chicago today restlessly awaited the outcome of further questioning of the boy regarding he Dewi of miss Cameola Souta week ago., mrs. Cassler was charged with hooting miss Soutar. A 24 year id Chicago professional skater Brough the heart Ana with hiding Ler body in a Marsh near Hebron net the motive was believed to Lave been that miss Soutar was co Friendly with Truman Charles Cassler the accused woman s husband. Coroner e. H. Filter filed the affidavit charging a irs. Cassler with the murder late esterday. Meanwhile Edward the 19 year lid adopted son. Was i be taken Oday to the Marsh there in urls body was found a Dakotas for open hearings on the Tariff Hoover has yellow Sheet every Day All of his own paper is compiled by special Secretary who clips editorials and articles from dailies clipping Bureau supplements All this Norbeck and Mcmaster think Senate should hear witnesses some of the waxwork sights at mme. Tussaud a London. Above representing the scene in which the Duke of Wellington viewed Napoleon lying in state. Lower left Mussolini. Lower right the papal group left of the Pope is Cardinal Bourne on the right Are the archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of London. London. Eng. June 5�? a a Many present Day celebrities from babe Ruth to Mussolini would see themselves in Wax if they came to the famous Madame Tussaud s. A a Haven to found myself said sir Oliver Lodge in his first visit a a and perhaps its just As h. G. Wells took a cursory look at him Tel to and then scrutinized Bernard Shaw who was Reading a French Bible in effigy. Jimmy Wilde found his likeness within a straight left s distance of Jack Dempsey. Sir Thomas Lipton and Joe Becket also have come to see themselves As others see them the seriousness of the exhibition is striking. From Valentino to Vaquiero not a smile illumines the faces of these Waxen men and women. After three quarters of an hours search we May find a fleeting smile and it is on the face of a Man in the chamber of borr is. He is in the profs of being guillotined the r a1 family group is interesting. The Queen has expressed her admiration for the Beauty of the $2,500 court gown displayed on the wrap Mendel of her majesty at mme. Tussaud a exhibition. Thi is claimed to be the finest dress fabric Woven in England since the special hand loomed brocade was made for her majesty s Coronation dress. The Queen herself through her lady in waiting supervised the dressing of the Wax effigy. Madame Tussaud a was the oldest waxwork exhibition on the continent. It first was opened on the Boulevard do Temple in Paris in 1780, and came on to the lyceum strand London in 1802. Madame was born in Switzerland in 1760. She was taught to Model by her Uncle m. Curtius and make Heads of his friends Voltaire. Rousseau Mirabeau. And Lafayette. In the revolution she began to Model the severed Heads of Vic by Richard l. Turner associated press staff writer Washington d. C., june 4�? a5 a president Hoover is keeping a vigilant watch upon the trend of Public sentiment on the great questions of government As it is reflected in. The press of All sections of the a Are Likely to win non. Late each Day there is placed be a veiling Republican Bureau j fore him his own specially prepared the Albee building j Ani private newspaper dubbed a a the yellow journal by White House attaches not for its contents but because it consists of clippings mounted upon sheets of yellow foolscap loosely bound together with the red tape that adorns literally so Many of Washington a Public documents. Essentially the presidents paper is a compilation of news dispatches and editorial opinion gleaned from debenture is i eliminated by a conferees urns she died in London in april j 1850, aged ninety. Her Mother lived to be ninety her grandmother 104. Her great grandmother 111, four generations averaging 99 years. It has been an arduous task to dress the royalties commoners churchmen no abilities and criminals of the past 1,000 years of making them sit in identically the same chairs they would have sat in of obtaining the Correct kind of footwear of adorning them with replicas of the jewels they wore. Lady Astor looks very Businesslike in her a parliamentary nurse Edith Cavel wears her uniform. The outfits of modern famous men Are according to the decree of fashion. President Coolidge Tim Healy. H. G. Wells sir Oliver Long and president von Hinden Burg look the same As they always do. Rudolph Valentino appears As a Monsieur Small Grain looking Well Corn coming up nicely with Good color. Crop report shows Huron s. D., june 5�? a3 a crop conditions generally were a vex Able throughout South Dakota publican during the week ending yesterday i through according to the weather and crop pai8n Senate to seek lid on gambling Tariff Bill to be made vehicle of plan to pot curb on Wall Street Washington d. C., june 5�?op a Washington d. C., june 5�? >4 a work to retire As g. 0. P. Pilot Good mentioned As successor Burke also considered candidate a new chairman will guide the re the Tariff Bill apparently is to be National committee made the vehicle for the efforts the approaching Cam Long threatened in the Senate to or. Hubert work who a miss i \ v h Cepter the chairmanship last june week report released at the state office j to conduct the Hoover Campaign. Curb the use of credit in Stock Market speculation. Go. The youth along Quot with Truman of the government weather Bureau Wilf Call a meeting of the commit harder and Chester Johnson i Here today tee Early in the fall to submit his me of the dead girl were held As i in Ann Riteris mans for i of striation which developed in i pm tax for i 5uculcllluil which Ucci Bucu 1h arterial witnesses. I Small grains Are now looking a new Campaign which he ithe Senate late yesterday prior to hours of grilling failed to shake Well and Are generally showing believes should be put into effect a passage of the administration Bill ifs. Cassler a assertions that she Good color the report said. Rye is j next Winter t0 authorize issuance of a new form miss Soutar s j mostly headed. Breaking for flax and seeding Are still in Progress. To to some extent. Riseman sobs out Corn is coming up nicely and its Vas not guilty of Loath. O Cunov arc Xvi or color is generally Good. Much of had prep Story up Bla ii pkg the crop already has been Multi committee Watertown s. June 5.�?im�? rated. Some replanting is being Between sobs. R. W. Wiseman to. Done because of injury by Cut Las told a jury How he shot and Worms. The germination rifled his step son. Gerald Ellis. I growth of Corn would be Vance by warmer weather. Moderately warm weather failed during the first half of Tine week but temperatures were below or. Works intention has been made known to president Hoover and members of the committee in a letter which disclosed that he to resign at of Treasury Short term securities which will Bear no interest but will be sold at a discount. The Bill already has been passed by the House but will require further considerate prepared to resign at the s meeting March 5 but i Tion because of an amendment and and after they had quarrelled Over the aeration of the family radio late the night of March 30. Wiseman is on trial for manslaughter. Fear that Ellis would assault him caused him to get the Shotgun after the youth had ignored his order to Stop the radio and go Home. Wiseman said. He broke Down when he tried to relate the details of the actual shooting crying. Wise mar. Said he could not Tell Why lie pulled the trigger but invited that Gerald was coming toward him with the intention of taking the gun away from him. As to the second shot which rounded Quentin Ellis Gerald a brother. Wireman told the jury he never realized that More than one shot was fired. The state rested the Case late yesterday after completing the examination of Eye witnesses and the sheriff and the Coroner. The defense a first step was to Call a number of witnesses who said that Wiseman has had a reputation As a peaceful citizen for a number of years. Had been dissuaded. Among those mentioned in political circles a it Likely to succeed or. Work was Secretary James w. Good of the War department. Am adopt by the Senate eliminating a provision exempting holders from the capital gains tax. Couzens assails Board that amendment was proposed by Washington d. Washington. C., june 5�?the fight for Public hearings on the Tariff Bill in the Senate finance committee will be waged to a finish Here this week with progressive republicans joining with democrats to see that further Opportunity is offered the general Public to express itself on the measure. Victory for the supporters of open hearings which is generally looked for Here Quot will result in a procession of hundreds of witnesses Bev fore the Senate committee during the next few weeks similar to the Parade before the House ways and Means committee Early this year. Unlike the ways and Means hearings. However the Senate committee is expected to be confronted with a larger representation of a ultimate Consumers a individuals and organizations. Living costs higher it is known that disinterested experts Here and in other sections of the country Are now engaged in intensive study of the Tariff schedules drafted by the House in their relation to the consuming Public. Facts will be presented to the committee purporting to set out accurately the enormous increase in the Cost of living which May be expected to result from the Hawley smolt Bill if enacted in its present form. It is in order to give these experts full Opportunity to testify and to present their views indirectly to the Public in the widest possible manner that Public hearings on the Bill Are being urged. Senator la Follette of Wisconsin has already offered a Resolution which Calls for Public hearings on the Tariff measure before it is reported in the Senate and he is backed by senator Simmons of North Carolina ranking Democrat on the finance committee. Opposition to the Bill from the consumer Angle will Center in the hearings on the sugar Cement and Limber schedules it is thought. Because the action of the ways and Means committee in placing High duties on these articles was unexpected there was no ample Opportunity for presentation of a counter View before that body opponents of the Bill state. Dairy interests roused agriculturists a also presented with an actual target now instead of a set of conjectures also expect to present factual data for a revision of the farming schedules. The Dairy interests especially Are not pleased with the rates on their products As the House has left Many loopholes which should be closed they assert besides an increase of one cent on butter these interests Are demanding consideration of the skim milk Content in fixing the rate on Cream and cheese. Senators Mcmaster and Norbeck of South Dakota both of whom Are urging open hearings expect several South Dakotas to appear before the committee they said. Senator Mcmaster who is now engaged in a comprehensive study of the Bill As passed by the House will make a Strong fight on Many provisions in the measure but will probably Reserve his remarks until the Bill is reported from committee. A horse Raskob the columns of More than 35 daily j administration. It was the idea of papers which Are received each j Joseph Tumulty president Wilson s press to two of the great Domestic problems of the Day Tariff revision a. J1 farm Relief. Numerous journals from the agricultural Northwest Norris holds out for plan have been added to the list of papers usually received at the White House so that the president May have a thorough knowledge of the attitude of the press of the Section vitally interested in these topics. The papers from which a the yellow journal is compiled Are the dailies of the larger cities. The task of combing the smaller papers has been Given Over to the clipping bureaus. These incidentally were chosen with some difficulty As first inquiries revealed that Only a few such establishments make a practice of clipping editorials. Established by Wilson the presidents own newspaper was established during the Wilson morning at the executive mansion. But even this is not sufficient to meet the desires of the chief executive and to it have been added the services of two specially selected clipping bureaus. Studies Sheet carefully if his Busy schedule permits. Hoover makes a careful study of the clippings before leaving his office although he sometimes takes them to the White House proper and goes Over them there a Little later he prefers however to dispose of a the yellow journal before leaving i desk As there Are usually dinner guests and it is not always possible to find time for Reading in the evening. President Hoover is most interested at present in the reaction of the Secretary and was used in varying degrees by both president Harding and president Coolidge. At the outset of the Hoover administration its scope was enlarged by increasing the number of papers from which it was compiled and adding the services of the clipping bureaus. For More than ten years the task of preparing a the yellow journal has been entrusted to John Mccabe a Veteran of the White House clerical Force. He finds it a Job that occupies his entire time and the part time services of an assistant. Shears in hand he tackles each morning the huge stack of papers and goes through them column by column clipping the articles and editorials that in his opinion the president would wish to read Hull optimistic new paper Money Over Waterways out Here june to congressman says yank ton Sioux City project is to be third phase Yankton. S. D., june 5�?up a a pledge to do All that he can As a member of Congress and As chairman of the House Rivers and harbours committee to bring about Early completion of the Missouri a old currency won t be recalled at once May cause inconvenience evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington. a june 5�? special a Uncle same a new Small size currency will be issued at Mitchell Terway to Yankton was made to a Banks for the first time on july <<1 Large audience Here last night by representative William e. Hull Illinois. A i know of nothing a he declared a that will help the Farmer More than the continuation of the deep waterway into the great state of South do unto a a wonderful River the Illinois congressman completed the inspection of the River from the air Here today and announced that in his judgment the Missouri could be developed As a nine foot Channel this far into the Northwest and that there would be sufficient tonnage to warrant the Extension of the Barge lines. A the Missouri River is a wonderful River a said congressman Hull. A i have now flown Over practically every mile of it from its Mouth above St. Louis to this splendid Little City in South Dakota. There is abundant water for a nine foot Channel All the Way to Yankton. There is a tonnage in Grain and other products sufficient to fill the barges Down Stream and the inbound tonnage will fill these same barges up Stream. A i further believe that the Rivers and harbours Bill to be introduced at the december session of Congress should contain an authorization for the engineering Survey of the River Between Sioux City and Yankton so that the session following can include this additional stretch of the Missouri River in our general Inland Waterways program and in a inc Ufka a Kine thus enable us t0 push on up Here Simmons demands j within our four year program. Washington d. C., june 5�? a5 pre should begin at once. J Plit precedent Tor the placing of the senator Couzens. Republican. Piehi j a tale calling of a democratic i Hay 1moheatblomaha mat i chairmanship in the hands of a Gam who assailed the Federal Reserve g dinner Here at St. Joseph a Omaha at i Cabinet member was seen in the Board because the re discount rate i Shouse newly a posted lieutenant Normal in the latter half. Rainfall. I Jact that will Hays held the Post from moderate to very heavy of from March 4 until june 5, 1921. Curved Over most of the state in while postmaster paneral. Undy again gives news men the slip Provincetown mass. June 5.�? up a the mystery of the Ocean honeymoon of colonel Charles a. Lindbergh and his Bride was heightened today by the unexpected departure from this Harbor of the Cabin Cruiser k-21023 a Little More than in hour after the Craft had rounded the top of Cape cod. The Power boat put in cautiously shortly before Midnight and its pilots Maneu vers led those ashore to believe he was undecided whether to slav. A Boatload of newspapermen pulled alongside but All attempts to draw those aboard into conversation proved ineffectual. The letter a a my the Only part of the name that was visible from under the shroud of Canvas at the Stem with which those on Board had apparently sought to cloak the j y j 4t identity of the Craft led to the conjecture that it was the Moquette Lindbergh a yacht which had spent the Early part of the week. More rain fell Over much of the Western and Southern portions later in the week. These Rains were very beneficial to wheat Oats Barley Rye flax potatoes gardens Alfalfa Meadows and pastures which had begun to be adversely affected by the previous dry weather. Pasturage and Stock Are mostly doing Well the report concluded. 6 Hurt As bus hits Culvert Lincoln neb., june 5�? up it a six persons were injured this morning when a Denver Kansas City bus of the trans Atlantic Pacific lines struck a Culvert and overturned la Miles West of Lincoln. Evelyn brain Stem. 23. Of Newcastle pa., and mrs. Lois Mayer. 68. Of Long Beach calif., Are still in a Hospital Here. The extent of their injuries is not known. Others suffered minor cuts and bruises. O James Francis Burke committee counsellor and close Friend of president Hoover was another whose name figured in the gossip As a probable successor to the chairman and a third was Ralph Williams of Oregon now a vice chairman. O had not been raised a measure which he contended would have checked the use of credit in speculation. Taking what was regarded As a fling at Secretary Mellon he declared government officials who have asked that income surtax rates be lowered to liberate Money for Industry should now move to take Money out of the a gambling Pool for the same his ideas about the re discount rate were opposed by senator Glass. One of the weather forecast South Dakota fair tonight and i Democrat Virginia. Thursday except probably showers framers of the Federal Reserve act in Southwest portion not much Ana a former Secretary of the treas change in temperature. J Turyi. Who. Congratulate a the Beard Iowa partly Cloudy tonight and on its resistance to the a a pounding thursday not much change in of toe new. Ork Reserve Bank for temperature a raise in the re discount rate. Such Minnesota mostly fair tonight a raised he held would have been Bulow in Viborg Pierre. S. D., june 5�? a a gov. W. J Bulow drove to Viborg St night where he was the main speaker at a Community Celebration today wanted to buy Young red polled Bull. Olaf g. Larson it. Vernon s. Temp. Sioux Falls Watertown time spent Reading the 1i?� is ads is a paying invest a m Rte Ifyu a know a but May have been dropped off at aptly what you want Why either j wait for it to be advertised Long Island. J Why not do As or. Larson drop in Price of did and get what you want Corn checks flow a once with plenty to choose from. Or. Larson and thursday slightly warmer tonight along Lake Superior. North Dakota mostly fair tonight and thursday slightly cooler tonight in extreme Northeast portion. Nebraska fair in Northeast prob ably showers in West and South portions tonight and thursday slightly warmer tonight in North Central portion. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 70 minimum 43 at 7 a. In. Today 50 roads Good precipitation. 0 precipitation since january i. 812 inches precipitation deficiency since january i 54 inches. A Oathir inroads by the associated press 7 am i 56 69 i 51 54 48 70 72 64 78 to 47 40 4s 50 45 of roads .00 Good of Good of Good �?�13 fair of Good. Des Moines la., june 5.�? aah the Rop in the Price of com and Small i rams last week a abruptly checked i Low to Market. Charles d. I government crop forecaster in it k says a my and brought Good re said in his weekly report today. This suits. Did t know there not were so Many red polled Yew 80 800d generally As last bulls in the today in Congress . And Winter wheat try a a wanted to buy egg wad Progress in most of the i7 by the associated press wednesday Senate resumes National origins immigration quota discussion. House considers postponement of French War supplies debt of $400,-000.000. House continues consideration of census reapportionment after disposing of two other unanimous consent Bills. Senate interstate Commerce committee resumes hearing on Bill to i Federal communications commission. Senate and House farm Bill conferees consider last of differences the Export debenture proposal. A penalty rather than a help to business. Criticizes president at the same time the Virginia senator and punched his intention to propose a five per cent tax on transactions in stocks held less than 60 Days As an amendment to the Tariff Bill when it comes before the chamber. He also declared he would favor repeal of the Federal Reserve act provision allowing 15 Day Loans on United states bends. President Hoover and former president Coolidge also came in for criticism during the discussion. Senator Glass charged that the president had a literally jumped into the Stock pit Quot recently with a statement that a there was nothing to be apprehended from this riot of six billions of dollars of credit in Stock senator King Democrat. Utah who has proposed a Senate investigation said Calvin Coolidge while president had a expressed approval certainly not disapproval of the Large amount then used nearly four billion dollars for Stock gambling Hollema escape confirmed today peking China june 5�? a3 a official foreign sources today said that or. H. Holleman of Spring if eld. S. D., missionary who was captured and held for Ransom by communists at Lun Genchow Southern Fukien May 23 nod escaped. A letter received at Amoy from Lungy Chow said the missionary after four Days had eluded 3.000 brigands and started afoot toward tapis Kwan stung. Apparently hoping to reach Swaton. Hollemans wife and children escaped capture originally and made their Way to Amoy. O bandits bind watchman Amery. Wis., june 5�? pm three j bandits bound Olaf Jacobson night marshal robbed two business houses of More than $8,100 in Cash and merchandise and escaped Early today. Of chairman Raskob of the National committee has brought to resulted Oday in a demand by sen the surface pary differences and Ator Simmons of North Carolina for the a Sun horsing of Raskob a in the interests of Harmony a senator Simmons bolted the leadership of Raskob and Fred e. Smith in the last presidential Campaign. Commenting on the proposed democratic party dinner next week at which Raskob will speak the North Carolinan declared a Harmony in the democratic party requires the a horsing of Raskob. The democratic party is not a liquor party. We done to want a chairman who so strongly favors liquor that a accepts service on the committee for the purpose of helping to destroy the eighteenth amendment. We done to want a Republican As chairman of the democratic the dinner next week is a local affair arranged by the Jefferson democratic association of Washington. Robe it n. Harper president of the association dispatched invitations to All democratic members of Congress. Few aside from senator Simmons however commented on it. City a pet notes disturbed by cow Oak Park 111., june 5.�?up�?the incarceration of Oak Parks one and Only cow is Worth reciting for the amusement enlighten to and All around Ama ment of people who live on farms. None knows better than the Farmer that cows Are a great institution but in the City these agricultural questions Are viewed with an urbane sophistication predicated on the idea that canned milk is pretty Good too. Ordinarily Oak Park is Broad minded in such things but the cow began getting on the City a nerves. It would roam the spacious confines of the h. S. Mills estate and Bellow Lorn Send tag. It was a noise calculated to grate on the finer sensibilities of a Public tuned to such Mellow rackets As radios jazz telephones ringing wrong numbers and leather lunged hucksters Yelling a Straw Berr Eez Sweet com cant Loop a so the police have ordered the Moo cow locked up and shut up. Some Day when All the Moo cows in the world Are turned to Steak and the world has to sip Coconut milk or milkweed Oak Park will be sorry. Of Kings son injured Vancouver. B. C., june 5�? it a a Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester third son of King George was resting comfortably today after a fall with his Polo Pony in which he suffered a fractured Collar Bone. Tenth the Treasury department stated Here today. Full instructions for participation in the distribution of the new currency will go Forward to National Banks in this City in the near future and the Gigantic task of changing the size of the nations Money will get underway on that Date. The old size currency will not be taken off the Market at once. In fact the department intends to continue issuing St in Small supplementary quantities for the time being so residents of Mitchell probably will find themselves with Bills of either size in their Possession at the same me. As this will probably be a matter of some inconvenience to the Mitchell Public the department Here anticipates the dissatisfaction by asking for a indulgence and cooperation in View of the ultimate advantage to be the first Issue of the new currency will include All kinds except National Bank notes which will be issued at a later Date. Denominations will be from one to Twenty dollars with the larger sizes to come later. The one Dollar Bills As previously reported will contain a portrait of Washington As frontispiece with an ornate Cne inscribed on the Back. Jefferson a portrait will adorn the two Dollar Bill with a picture of his historic Home at Monticello on the Back of this denomination. Portraits of Lincoln and Hamilton will appear on the five and ten Dollar Bills respectively with the Lincoln memorial and the United states Treasury in the reverse sides. A picture of Andrew Jackson on but majority votes against it goes to House now Washington d. A june 5�? a a a farm Relief Bill with the Export debenture plan it imitated was agreed upon today by the Senate and House conference committee on the measure. The revised Relief measure composed from the two farm Bills passed separately by the Senate and House will be formally engrossed by the committee tomorrow and immediately submitted to the House for consideration. After the House has acted the measure must go Back to the Senate for consideration. In the conference committee All of the House members voted to eliminate the debenture plan. Three of the five Senate conferees. Mcnary of Oregon and capper of Kansas republicans and Ransdell of Louisiana. Democrat voted to eliminate senators Norris Republican Nebraska and Smith Democrat South Carolina voted against elimination. The measure As finally agreed upon after More than a week of conferences is held by conference committee members to be acceptable to president Hoover. There were no material differences except for the debenture plan in the Senate and House Bills but the measure framed by the conference group follows More nearly the House measure. Is marketing act the committee decided the measure should be known As a the agricultural marketing the perfected Bill would permit the stabilization corporations to acquire and store surplus and also to act As a super marketing Agency for cooperative marketing associations. The Bill would provide $1,500,000 for administrative purposes in addition to an authorization for $500.-000,000 to carry out the functions of the proposed farm Board. Representative Haugen of Iowa chairman of the House agriculture committee said he believed it Likely that the House would approve the conference Bill tomorrow. Chairman Mcnary of the Senate agriculture committee said debate probably would preface a vote in the Senate because of the elimination of the debenture plan. He thought however that final action this week or Early next week was Likely. O Grain advances whittled away Chicago. 111., june 5�? up a the Grain markets today lost the buoyancy born of optimism Over farm Relief legislation and values drifted downward despite the agreement of congressional conferees on a farm Bill with the Export debenture plan erased. Wheat prices sagged from i 5-8 cent to 3 1-8 cent a Bushel and Corn i 3-8 to 2 7-8 cents lower at the finish. July wheat ended at $1.06 7-8 to $1.07 a Bushel with september contracts at $1.11 to 1-8 and december $1.15 7-8 to $1.16 Corn for july delivery was at 88 to 88 1-8 cents a Bushel september 89 3-8 to 5-8 and december 84 3-8 to 1-2 cents. A feeling was Manifest among the traders that the startling Advance of the last two Days had been at too great a Pace and aggressive Selling came into the pits at the out Sioux City and in this City that they should at once begin Steps to prepare their terminals so that when the River is ready within our proposed four years program they will be ready to handle the barges at modern and up to Date River in company with major e. L. Daley army Engineer Ballard Dunn Omaha and Mark Woods Lincoln neb. Congressman Hull flew Here yesterday afternoon from Sioux City la. He is making a tour of inspection of Inland Waterways seeking to arouse sentiment for the development program sponsored by the administration. Representative Hull and his party were met at the Yankton Airport by a committee of local citizens and taken on a tour of the City which included inspection of Harbor facilities Here. His program included a talk Over radio station Wax a banquet and an address before a mass meeting. Today he was to continue his tour flying to the twin cities. The project for deepening the Channel from St. Louis to Kansas City authorized by Congress and under Way will be completed in two years he said. The next project that from Kansas City a is one of the hardest of All to Complete a fee said and will Cost about $54,000,000 but will eventually be completed. A Survey should be recommended by his committee he added of the third project on the Missouri Between Sioux City and Yankton so that this May be included in the program provided by Congress and completed As soon As possible. Congressman Hull paid tribute to his colleagues from South Dakota. Representatives Christopherson Johnson and Williamson declaring that a i have always found each and every one of them ready and willing to assist me in this great set. Breaks of More than three one Side and the White House on cents a Bushel were marked up at the other will be printed on the times and buying Confidence was sees Relief in project Springfield. 111., june 4�? a7 a congressman William e. Hull of Peoria who is today on his Way Back to Illinois from South Dakota by air plane on his 9-foot Channel promotion trip today wired As follows a completed inspection by plane of Missouri River from St. Louis to Yankton. Am convinced it is feasible to make nine foot Channel As far North As Yankton. Am satisfied it will give great Relief to agriculture the Farmer will be Able to furnish enough Grain to warrant government Barge line coming this far North. A with the Mississippi the Missouri and the Illinois Rivers completed. A nine foot Channel will give the Central West the greatest Inland waterway in the world and an Opportunity of competing with the East. Will bring or. Hull added that he would speak at noon today at Minneapolis. Minn., and tonight at Rock Island. I Twenty Dollar Bills the largest to be issued at present bet and Parley on a Sar Ben tracks Lincoln neb., june 5�? up a a temporary halt in attorney general Sorensen s bombardment against race track betting at a Sar Ben Field. Omaha we As in Prospect today following a lengthy conference Between the state official and a delegation from the organization. An Early test of the matter in court will be sought declared John l. Kennedy spokesman for the delegation. The attorney a general declared that though determined As even to ban Tho betting he was willing to let a Sar Ben officials talk the mater Over some More. Not Stout enough to maintain the. The rallies that came with the news from Washington that the Long awaited farm Bill agreement had arrived. The bears too had an Eye on european markets whose failure to respond to american advances caused some uneasiness. Madison Man Heads g. A. R. Aberdeen. S. D., june 5�? a3 a in a close contest with Watertown and Sioux Falls hot Springs was awarded the 1930 Encampment of the South Dakota g. A. R. And w. Re the election was part of the morning business at the annual convention of the two groups Here. The g. A. R. Chose w. A. Drake of Madison As its commander for no the next year. Other officers Are immediate arrests will be made j William a. Thompson Huron sen therefore even though the Spring j for vice commander Henry w. Meet is now in Progress and the parimutuel machines Are running. U. S. Bill would curb gang arms Washington d. A. June 5�?up a a Bill directed at gangster warfare making it unlawful to transport machine guns and automatic rifles in interstate Commerce has been introduced by representative fish Republican new York. Heavy penalties of fines up to $5,000 and five years imprisonment or both would be imposed on persons convicted of sending or receiving the weapons which fish said were being extensively used by powerful groups of gangsters in Chicago and other Large cities against each other and the police. Baseball results National league Brooklyn 7100 02 Chicago. Too of Mcweeny and Picinich Horne and Grace. Philadelphia.201 too of Cincinnati .221 232 39 Willoughby and Davis Lucas and Sukeforth. New York. 0 St. Louis. 0 Mays and of Farrell Mitchell and Wilson. Boston at Pittsburgh postponed rain. American league r h e Chicago 02 too oooo 2 9 0 Boston 010 350 54x�?17 23 2 Thomas Dugan and Berg Mac Fayden and Berry. St. Louis too too 200�? 2 4 0 Philadelphia 012 101 Fox a 5 la 0 Crowder and Manion Walberg and Cochrane. Cleveland too 300 200 0 new York .031 too too 0 Shaute and l. Sewell Hoyt and Grabow Siu Smith Sioux Falls Junior vice commander h. P. Corson Huron re elected chaplain and or. A. Bbrown Alexandria re elected medical director. Hot Springs was chosen As the next meeting place after mrs. Anna m. Clark president of the w. R. There had explained its advantages. The state and National soldiers Homes Are at hot Springs mrs. Clark pointed out adding that it is a the Arlington of South Dakota. Members of the w. R. were to elect their officers later today. Missing girls Mother broken Woonsocket s. D., june 5�? a a racked by a month of constant worry a Mother today still awaited word Here from her 15-year old daughter who disappeared May 9. The Mother. Mrs. Fern Newcomb returned to her Home Here when her health broke under the Strain and she was forced to leave her connection with a Huron studio Dorothy Demotte Newcomb the daughter vanished in St. Paul May 9 after leaving the Home of relatives where she was staying for a music school her failure to arrive at the school and to return Home that night started a nationwide investigation. Thousand of photographs of the Blue eyed Brown haired girl were sent to various cities. She is described As being five feet eight inches tall and having prominent dimples in her Cheek and Ohio. When last seen she wore a Light mixture Spring coat a dark Blue Wool dress and a Blue and red printed silk hat with a Scarf to match. Of a a v ? ratifies Kellogg pact Berne Switzerland. June 5�? App the second chamber of the National it Uncil today voted approval of Switzerland a adherence to the Kellogg renunciation of War pact there were Only two Adversa Voua

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