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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 15, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Cloudy and warmer the evening Republican third edition yol xxxxv1 Mitchell s. Saturday june 15, 1929 sixteen pages number 214hoover signs farm Bill would cold shoulder beauties Giffen favors u. S. Help for woman after mayors Job hits parades candidate would take fib dub oui of Gotham w Elcome to City Yoo Many Hurrah j v., june 15�? ins a j Ramg too Many Hur using beauties and forages and an excess of Anc in the police dec evils which mrs. Olive socialist labor can i ruses to eliminate if she a or of new York next if a \ too no. Rahs of a rip t Carton Nardune m a Didato. Is Al cute or zip Poku Quot i feel much re up attends Oil Ana a. With the would Bojt its front a a when i or son j something. Are the for sir0 p do i Hohf raw the lines at melding beauties and she said t there has been too s. Too Iauch dressing on the office of May ugh i can shake hands t of them my idea rip the Job of much of i a Debergh comes Home r who really achieved Hen the working masses to acclaim him. The be drawn hits amendments a sneaking of her general policies % r believe that any slight Reform would change things at All. What we absolutely need is to face. Fundamental issues. Amendments Eft mean anything. I think prohibition is a Iriart of the present upheaval people won t go to the Root of the evil. Which is the whole system so they try to Amend things and the Mere they Amend the worse ii get prohibition has proved that. 1 have never been the Type of feminist that believed in a woman getting Public office simply because she was a she commented. I do not believe that a woman will necessarily clean up politics. She is As liable to be corrupt in Public office As a Man on the other hand if she has particular qualifications for the Job Why she have a equal Chance a the mayor of new York will have a six hour Day and a hand shaking j machine for social requirements if mrs. Jenison is chosen in the comme election this would be in accordance with the principles of her Parte which advocates a six hour Day for the Labouring classes she explained. Takes race calmly a medium sized bobbed haired woman who looks Rural schools yellow Bird forced Down lands in Spain Smoot Knight of sugar joins cig Aret crusade Utah senator would place tobacco and tobacco products under the restraining influence of food and drug act to hit fag ads Washington d. C., june 15.�? a i a i senator Reed Smoot cr., Utah to Hundred million in two presence of stowaway is Day joined crusade a amp inst a a a 1 j cig Aret. He represents a Large and years is proposed in contemplated Bill would assist s. Cause of fuel shortage on trip d landed Quot by left mrs. Olive m. Johnson of Brooklyn. N. Y., socialist labor candidate for mayor of new York. Who disapproves of the policy of welcoming Loreign celebrities and beauties in elaborate style and vows Shell Emil Nate it if she selected. Below Grover Whalen police commissioner of new York who a always there silk hat Carnation and All. Whenever there a a member of Royalty or an International Beauty to be welcomed to our shores. Right Mira Lorraine Russel Young san franciscan who is familiarly known As the a Grover Whalen of san Francisco Cal Quot chosen to this position be Canto of he great Charm and personality. Incidentally she s in new York just now studying new York methods of a official Dawes is guest of King George ambassador presents credentials. Chats with Monarch Windsor eng., june 15�?chunder the lofty towers of Windsor Castle general Charles g Dawes bowed to King George today r presented his credentials As a. A. A a m a. A Quot a it a it. 7 i i army watches guard test Here evening Republican Burean the at Bee building Washington d. Washington. A. June 15�?e. Giffen superintendent of Public instruction in South Dakota and other state school officials have endorsed the movement of educational officials throughout the country for the Extension of the Federal Aid system to the support of Rural schools in South Dakota and other states it was Learned Here today. These officials have been asked by representative Brand of Ohio to furnish committees of the House and Senate with their views on a Bill which will be pressed for action at the regular session appropriating $100,000,000 Over a two year period for Rural schools in states cooperating with the Federal government in the proposed plan. Nye offers measure the measure has already been drafted by representative Brand and has just been submitted by him to the National advisory committee on education appointed last week by the president. The Bill was offered in the Senate today by senator Nye of North Dakota. In a statement issued Here representative Brand says that the proposed measure has been welcomed by educational authorities of a two thirds of the states As a necessary measure for wiping out illiteracy reducing taxation in the Rural districts and leaving adequate funds available for Public schools in the a the Cost of educating children in the Rural schools is twice As great As the Cost in the cities a Brand said. A a hardship faced by the Rural Community lies in the fact that Many children after an average of several thousand dollars has been spent on their education in the elementary schools go to the cities and make no returns to the commit Jii ties. The department of agriculture has developed in a Survey that 200 Rural children \ leave each county in Iowa for the cities each Vear and this May is taken As. A r Iua front a result of tests conducted by the 147th Field artillery. South Dakota National guard will be forwarded and new american ambassador to great Britain. The reception for the am smooth faced Rief Hal Hoy Ancypa Raedy Ith to the War department in Wash a who looks 0u Gnu Quai incident. In ton d. A. By colonel j. S. Her Wager than her fifty four years. Former vice president was Ron in charge of National guard Ifo Johnson is a Veteran runner accompanied to the ancient seat of affairs of the seventh corps area for office. For thirty Yea it she has Roya to by mrs. Dawes Ray Ather 0maha. Teen an Active worker for Ber party. T0n. Embassy Counselor and Arthur hat South Dak a National in int thrilled at being a Cand Anderson. Secretary for foreign of Guad has a effectively charged Date in in coming elect pro. She fairs in the Macdonald Cabinet. I from horse to motors in less than in. Lightly should state carriages drawn by High year the statement made be More sur stepping White horses met the today by colonel Herron who recommendation for motorized artillery to be sent to Capi Al recommendations that artillery flsj1 web units of the regular army and the the Quot draft of the Bill As present National guard to motorized As the he National advisory comma Quot Iii. Prised Oen in mrs. A Johnson. She is j party at the train which brought going into the Campaign to educate. Hei from Paddington station and th0 masses As to what her party is striving for. However she feels it her duty to put up a Good fight. Having a mayor at Home would be on in arc of the minor changes if he were elected mrs. Johnson out there would be an entire Chance in the social system s More critical Survey of City issues. And so would strive to give i classes of new York a Serer break mrs. Johnson was bom in Sweden. Arriving in this country at the age of seventeen he worked until she earned enough Money to enter Hunter College new York where she took her decree. As a very Young ? a. Became interested to labor Rob items. Making a special study 0i them joining her forces with the labor party she has been figure for Moi conveyed them to the Castle. After the formal official greeting of the British Sovereign to the new american diplomatic representative. The envoy and his party returned to the railway station and left for London from where he expected to leave shortly to visit prime minister Macdonald in Scotland. Is visiting the 147th filed artillery i at its Camp Here. In praising the adaption of the organization to motors. Col. Herron declared that the British War office found it took two years to motorized its artillery j units. Motors or horses significance is added to the contemplated recommendations in View of the fact that the South dalt. Raft Croc non a i found the King delightful the Kota National guard possesses one ambassador said after the Cere of the three motorized artillery Mony. A i done to know what the us corps in the United states military Raj ceremony is but i just present departments. The Missouri need by credentials to him. I found tonal guard is also equipped As a his majesty looking very Well. After Durta raiment. Another such in the ceremonial he asked me to stay maintained in the regular and for a half Bour chatted with 1 me on various subjects a i. La Hellas Bells Dawes cries at news Mav London. Eng. June 15.�?�?eng�?� she was their Candi ish newspapers today made much mor of the state. Of the arrival of ambassador Dawes in Elkland dividing their interest chinese to attempt Between picturesque phases of the it a Vixtor n 4. It former vice presidents character making of rain and his errand of Good will to great h or. China. June 15.�?op a butt total a a Observatory and the i the Southampton correspondent army and each is being watched closely to determine the question a shall motors or horses be used for artillery transportation a the army is divided into two Camps on the horse to. Motor question. Each plan has its Strong sup portioned to the states in Accord Ance with the percentage of Rural population therein providing the apportionment Are matched by stare funds. South Dakota would be entitled to a Large quota. Commenting on the Bill in a letter to representative Brand or. Ii Fen. State superintendent at Pierre said that he considered the measure a the most conspicuous piece of legislation introduced in either House or Senate in recent a it is the most direct was of giving Relief to the Rural people of our he continued. It is True that the Burden of taxation for school purposes rests too heavily on cur Rural people. It is a fact that a Large part of the wealth of the country is entered in the cities and that the greater part of the income tax is collected on wealth which is entered there. A if such a measure is passed it would be a step toward Seq in the Burden of educating the Rural children a Large percentage of whom upon graduation from nigh school and College become resident. Of the cities and eventually Large contributors to the income tax tuna of the National government. Kauai to farm Aid a i would consider the measure of equal importance to farm Relief legislation a Giffen added in. Senator Peter Norbeck. In writing to representative Brand in regard to the proposed measure said that Santander Spain june 15.�? a the French trans Atlantic fliers late today postponed their departure for Paris in the monoplane yellow Bird until tomorrow. The time of their departure to Complete their trans Atlantic voyage to Paris was set for 5 a. In. Tomorrow to p. Rn., saturday night Central Standard time the yellow Bird will first land at the aviation Center of Cazaux on the West coast of France near Bordeaux and will then continue to Paris. The yellow Bird must spend another night on the Beach where it came Down last night out of Gas because of the necessity for minor repairs. All of the big gasoline tanks were dropped overboard during the flight yesterday to lighten the Craft and the Small remaining tank was said to to inadequate for the four or five hour hop directly to Paris. At Cazaux another tank probably will be attached. Flourishing sugar beet constituency which is up in arms against manufacturers who assert a the i Gareth and not a the Sweet is the thing Village that produces the Lithe Willowy Fig lire of the flapper. A ten years ago when in certain quarters of our metropolitan cities a said or. Smoot a a Saloon flourished on every Comer when red lights i marked houses of infamy when blazing electric sign reminded the passer by that it was time for another drink of whiskey no tobacco manufacturer despite the vast License permitted had the temerity to to women a smoke Cigar tsp they Are Good for you a a no manufacturer of a tobacco product dared to offer nicotine As a substitute for wholesome foods. A no cig Aret manufacturer was so bold As to Fly in the face of established medical and health opinion by urging boys to make Cigar ets or Young girls the future mothers of the nation to adopt the cig Aret or. Smoot introduced a Resolution providing for the inclusion of tobacco and tobacco products within the scope of the food and drug act so that a claims made for food and drug products in any advertising medium subject to interstate Commerce control should be under the same strict regulation now applied to labels or other descriptive matter on. Within or around the Container in which the product is Aid measure made Law at noon today writes name in presence of group of congressional leaders Comillas. Spain. Juno 15�? up a the French trans Atlantic monoplane yellow Bird. Took off from its Landing place on the Beach Here this afternoon but returned shortly afterwards. The men. Jean Asso Nant Rene la Fevre. And Armeno Lott were accompanied by their stowaway Arthur Scriber. Of Portland. Me., and it was generally understood that they were headed for their ultimate goal Lebourget. But on their return. They said that they had Only made a test flight. The aviators explained through an interpreter later that they had decided not to leave for Lebourget before this afternoon. Or Beriber. 22. Son of or. And mrs. M. R Schreiber of Portland. Me., hid himself in the rear storage com Bart ment of the plane until after it and started. He then made himself known to the three aviators and Quot continued the flight with them awaited at Lebourget pm jul w i the plane in lighting Here Dis that the fund created shall be apr appointed thousands who waited at Lebourget for it until late last night. Asso Nant who married a new York girl Only five Days ago brought it to Earth safely on the Ebble strewn Beach at Cape Priam a Ove a course of about 3,500 Miles. Take re. West of Here porters Tho horse being popular the motive Baek of the Bill very Larzo a with the old a group of commendable. However. Norge cd army officers. Favors Truks colonel Herren. Admittedly favourable to displacing the horse by commendable. Said a i know that the Farmers Lori Ion which is very Strong in South Dakota is repeatedly passing Rol unions against Dollar Matching a Isz Treez . Pay toes. Who Mettle i True a i the government shortly Brog strange As that May seen of hislres5 made toward a Quot a water famine which sexe5ki?52sl vol Quot Genera Isis Cen s net Ress a a South Dakota guard. A chemical warfare will play Oddos Tion to the Bill generally tenters about this Point. Of Kwell a contend that in bloc edition should i i a heirs Bells. No a general Dawes Quot chemical warfare win Pia it a con Weiju k states and two air planes will As a a a Anteri As answering. A now i larger part in the next War when be a of sures and. The Clouds and Sprinkle q Diplomat i must Don kid and if there is col Herron that the Fec Tructien of Public chemical named Deo if manner but if Vou new spa a said a the chemicals used Anil plied Toi he co administration 0f a refrigerating effect asking Zodiac ret probably Toon i. I maternal act Down is hoped results my Good to eyes Erie Ine or hrs ols be doused Are not applicable to Public Mil suits will have to Deg Vea Are however take protect the whole body. Horses advocates of the Bill. However. A a a a Orth Ibi Ray Keech killed the to w Jug the wet Dac a. To for re so id Quot general Dawes would of a flesh burning Gas will _ cd it r ten idec Tarj Sisr a him Altoona crash &zg2s Sis a a a a and Canadian Premier n0 of for for m _ m. Trucks six tractors. Completing 30 hours and 22 minutes of Hying Over 500 Miles to off was at old Orchard. Me., thursday at 8 08 a. Rn., c. S. T. blamed the stowaway for the fuel shortage and consequently the failure to land on French soil explaining it had been necessary to release some of the precious petrol from the tanks As soon As Schriber was discovered aboard in order to gain height. A i had not counted on the extra weight when i estimated our fuel Load a he said. The aviators seemed to have developed a real fondness for their uninvited guest and he for them. During the flight he shared what food the aviators carried with them and he spent the night with them at the local hotel. Glad to land. He apparently was Labouring under great emotion As the plane landed and expressed Complete Joy when he set his foot on solid Earth. He found no one to la la to among the spaniards who crowded around and seemed lost at the fuss made Over him in the strange language. Asso Lant explained that he was not discovered until the Piane was in full flight when they decided against turning Back to put him off. The plane was not damaged in Landing. It needed Only fuel and a a a starter they had Jessi soned in the course of their flight in order to lighten the plane after they discovered Schrieber aboard. This Little town containing but a few Hundred people and decades ago the rendezvous of the Spanish Roval family who came Here for sea bathing gave the aviators a tumultuous Welcome. Affording them their first taste of hero a or Shim an official Welcome was hastily organized the weary fliers submitting graciously. After stemming the tide of oratory they were taken to their hotel where Cark haired senoritas crowded around and smote with Flowers. Spanish which he did not understand. And the aviators answering in French which. He did not understand either. Armeno Lott financial Backer of the flight and one of the three others aboard introduced him to the crowd ask a your unlocked for Pilot a a single French resident serving As interpreter. M. Lott was smiling but Asso Lant the Pilot took the matters More seriously. A we considered turning Back during the few minutes we were circling Over old Orchard after we found him with us but when we saw the Accident to the Green Flash we thought we would better keep on our Way. Quot once we were in the air we stuck him in a Corner where he concealed himself before the Start and he stayed there All night. We shared our sandwiches and fruit with him of course. We had not calculated gasoline to carry him but Here he is the Little the senoritas of Comillas when they discovered just what Young Schrieber had done found him fully As attractive As the other aviators and his Lack of Spanish proved no deterrent to amicable relations with them. Flipped Coin Schreiber said he and his Friend flipped a Coin to see which plane each would take. He Drew the yellow Bird and crawled into the Tail cavity where he was sheltered from casual View by struts and the baggage. He said his ride was not always pleasant but he was decidedly glad to get his feet on Earth again. He added he was ready now for a Parade in Paris and the welcoming yells of thousand who expected to Greet Schreiber considered he had placed himself in the Hall of Fame by stowing away on the yellow Bird and seemed oblivious of the danger and disappointment he had caused the Gallant French aviators. He told the associated press a i am very glad that i have followed in Lindbergh a Mcmaster raps Hoover Aid Bill tells Redfield Farmers to expect disappointing results Redfield s. D., june 15�? of a senator w. H. Mcmaster told an audience of Boutte Dakota Farmers Here yesterday that they will probably be seriously disappointed by the operation of the new farm ill without the Export debenture provision. Addressing the annual picnic of the link county i Armeis Union senator Mcmaster declared that the debenture provision would extend to the Farmers the same advantages on their exported surplus that the Flay mrs. Hoover As negress Host texans condemn entertainment of coloured women at White House Austin Texas june 15.�?up a the Texas Senate was on record today As condemning by Resolution mrs. Herbert Hoover wife of the president for entertaining mrs. Oscar Depriest wife of a negro member of Congress from Illinois at a White House Tea last wednesday. Miss Margie e. Neal Democrat Only woman member of the upper House of the Texas legislature introduced the Resolution which was adopted with Only two dissenting votes. In effect promptly we Ashington d. C., june is up a president Hoover formally announced late today that he is asking Congress for a preliminary appropriation of $1.50.000,000 at once out of the $500,000,000 authorized by the farm Relief Bill. The president termed the farm Relief Bill a a constructive Start at agricultural Relief with the most important measure Ever passed by Congress in Aid of a single Hoover predicted that two or three weeks would be required making the selections of the farm Board personnel. Washington d. C., june 15�? Upit simultaneous with president Oover a signature of the debenture less farm Bill today senator Norris Republican. Nebraska announced he would offer the Export proposition As an amendment to the Tariff Bill and thereby revive the move in Congress for this plan of controlling crop surpluses. Supporters included the Neal Resolution was accepted instead of one offered by senator t. J. Holbrook which was aimed at both mrs. Hoover and the Texas democrats who supported or. Hoover at the election last fall. The Resolution adopted did not condemn the Hoover supporters. It pointed out that in the Campaign they were a warned of the danger of racial Equality recognition at the National capital through the election of the Republican Texas went into the Republican column last year for the first time since the civil War. The Resolution condemning mrs. Hoover said Quot social recognition of the negro race accorded by women whose official and social positions Are unsurpassed is fraught with the greatest consequences conceivable to amicable relations of the two races. La termed great peril people of the South especially Texas never have condoned such action the Resolution said and such recognition of de priests wife was described As Quot calculated to greatly disturb relations Widen the breach Between negroes and the White race and cause untold a bowing our Heads in shame and regret a the Resolution continued a we express in the strongest and most emphatic terms at our command condemnation and regret at the conduct of the White House mistress and her kansans support Borah Tariff plea Washington d. A. June 15.�?up a the two Kansas senators. Arthur capper and Henry j. Allen republicans. Today announced their support for the move to confine Tariff revision to agricultural commodities. Both declared in favor of the pending Borah Resolution to so restrict Tariff revision. Allen said he would support Borah a proposal a because i came Here in the Hope that Tariff revision was merely incidental to farm a i he added a that the Resolution is Broad enough to interpret into it textiles. The Republican platform an the message of president Hoover both expressed an obligation to limit revision to agricultural and such commodities As need it.�?T1 the House Tariff Bill now before the Senate finance committee embraces a wide Range of commodities affecting Many Biating Tariff sch uld. O Speedway Tipton. A Ray Keech. Winner of Macdonald r 2polls automobile Derby a Mackenzie n the Wood bowl Here to j his car cracked up on the As the racing car passed i a Ile Mark in a scheduled i vent. Cliff Woodbury an mown racer was Robab Duck eggs Urt -0 from Aberdeen and French Cabinet boy How they sold. At 13 gets debt pact 1.2 cents each it paid to ered them a �?z____j.,. Praises he ship British Golf title a it was hard going at times Wei a Limp 15�?op�? experienced almost every variety a Niit la a to up today won the of weather and climate but. General Cyril j. H. Toilet t Ca wot wind favored us. The a British Amateur Golf champions p splendidly and drove tonight and sunday probably local. A. For the cd and time Rte triumphantly and unfaltering by Thunder storms not much change in for hauling guns and Nelson Smith. Scottish Farsi in through fog. Wind rain a zone of temperature. Out of Muddy Fields and two Mack a rom Fife. Four up and three to play. One heavy storm. J Iowa partly Cloudy tonight and trucks for rapid transportation off Quot the storm obliged us to quit the sunday probably local Thunder Steamboat Lane we followed at the storms slightly warmer tonight in a Start and then we flew in a eth Ward South Central and extreme East portion a hening the tons. This was All the More regrettable j weather Outlook he said since the presence of the stowaway had obliged to let out a Little Gas so As to climb to drawback privileges gives the manufacturing Industry. Mcmaster characterized the House Tariff revision Bill As a monstrosity. He attacked the increase rates on building materials and other items used in Large quantities by banners. In discussing Missouri River navigation. The senator declared that if bulk commodities could be moved by barges oin the River the savings in freight rates to the Farmers of South Dakota would pay a third of All the taxes levied in the state and More than half the interest on All first mortgage farm Loans. Mcmaster reviewing the gasoline War in 1923 when he was governor said More than $66,000,000 had been saved eleven Northwest states of a i yer ii an i acc felted by the drop in Gas prices. He Ltd a a i mail. Loj stated that political attacks upon him were started then. A a a a a. A Mcmaster made the trip to red Field from Washington to address losses in Tho neighbourhood a if Maori Rich he flew to Ethan were reported in connect the pay Quot so no. Up a Tion with the St of this week he can Ruph a return Trio Fred Breckenridge an insurance re of fld r the Eek a Man sports 151 wind losses. The East immediate. After 1 p adjustments Are being made three a to 4rwtrript Days after the storm. The largest Wea i Hek forecast had a amp to been paid for the storm by the associated press South Dakota North Dakota min $2 400. To c. J. Moke who lives be Nesotas. And Nebraska partly Cloudy Twe. Miles West of Ethan. A of. Washington d. C., june 15�?c a president Hoover with a stroke of the pen today placed in effect the new farm Relief policies which his administration had drawn to alleviate the ills of agriculture. Climaxing months of campaigning pre inauguration activities and congressional controversy the i president with ceremony appropriate to such an event wrote his name across the farm measure and thereby placed it upon the statute books. The signature was affixed in the presence of a group of congressional leaders which included vice president Curtis speaker Long Worth Secretary Hyde of the department of agriculture and a number of farm leaders of the House and Senate. Weeks of work by agriculture committees of the two houses Days of dispute Between two determined bodies and countless hours of debate in closed Toto yesterday with the Senate finally accepting the Bill without the Export debenture plan so steadfastly objected to by or. Hoover. Rushed to Hoover after this final action at the Capitol the measure was rushed to the White House so that no time would be lost in its presentation to the chief executive who immediately made arrangements for today a ceremonies. The new farm Law embodies an authorization for an appropriation of $500,000,000 to be used by the Federal farm Board in an Effort to solve the surplus crop situation through a series of stabilization corporations and commodity councils. The farm Loard will consist of nine members eight to be appointed by the president while the Secretary of agriculture will make the ninth. Speculation already has been going the rounds Over whom the chief executive will select and a number of names have been mentioned posts. Is first goal enactment of the farm Bill marked the achievement of the first goal set by or. Hoover in calling the special session. The Tariff the other major question still remains before the Senate. In signing the Bill today however or. Hoover had the satisfaction of knowing that one of the major problems of the Campaign had been acted upon despite predictions by opponents that the farm Law would prove inadequate. The president and the congressional leaders were bathed in photographic flood lights As the cheif executive wrote his name on the measure. Well signed Bui a this is a Well signed Bill a observed senator Mcnary Republican Oregon a member of the famous Mcnary Haygen team adding that the president. Had gone through the motions three times. Or. Hoover used two pens in attaching his signature writing a a Herbert with one and Quot Hoover with the other. He handed one pen to senator Mcnary and the other to reported at Ethan i a Techau a Tural committees respectively. It was exactly 12 6 p. Rn., when the Quot Bill was signed. Hoover to Speed his choke of farm Board Washington. .jun.? 15�?op a we Ann president Hoover plans to move As in for Quot the a a rapidly As possible in selecting the if Iii in rho Ioil it Kissiel it Man who a administer the a previous the largest being new farm Relief Law As members of baseball results. A it must be remembered in judging the 147th Field artillery. A col. Herron added a that its record is being made by 191. Wartime trucks once abandoned As j today in Congress to or a of bit to e em157onfe7s them did t it. Ohs was submitted to mrs. Ian Bengs was j Cabinet today that Nim discussion the and by the associated press can Gratic to adjournment Over Senate finance sub committees Congress passed administration i. O. O. F. To gather at Huron monday tariff1 hearings. J i on s. June 15�?op Hur Friday Wal until Wise woman who sent an and next week Wie Tosi Ion frn a my without debentures. A Long Way from Home to Anes sub committees get our double service. Are expect she found out it paid and during the five Day session we Are in debt to her for this department halts Viking fliers Nice letter a Quot patriarchs militant High National league new York 012 242 of Pittsburgh Ooi 032 la fussed Hui and Hemsley. For the week beginning monday Hogan Brame i Voll pvt the Cinchona to i i i a 1203 002 and lower Missouri valleys and the Mcweeny Anc Picinich May and Northern Central great a Sukeforth temperatures near Normal or above a Philadelphia too 005 much of week Shower and Thun Chicago too Ooi a a to Quot storm and Der a a we a and Davis Bishar or the proper height when they got Over the Ocean. When the hospitable spaniards relaxed their attention a Little the a meeting of the league Council at Madrid. Double with motor forearm a the Fanming i Maxim and minimum tempera Jiji Quot i Quot 11 i Quot 111 look Ocania Bird Here completed the 16th Tores As recorded by the official r Smith and Taylor Alexander continued Tariff schedule . Ossa of the Atlantic in a heavier government Thenn Ometz j and Smith. Senate postponed until monday and the eighth m. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today. Neck is a to Luff a Quot or la Quot Ireland june is we Hoar sirs Albin Ahrenberg and his Vear Jirs. A Anions of the air plane just a few words to Lei will remain in Iceland y. Awaiting arrival of a you know Ner from Germany to running id Rdv a p motors it was he could arrive by june 23. T a orig spare parts or a new to to Aero club or Bertin Toto been v.,y, go by the Guggenheim a boat Ion for the starting of an Quot aviation. A meeting Council patriarchs militant Cost Branch in Odd be i monday afternoon will open new words to i i the a and Encampment and re Senate Tor nest la me Ulm i a a that i had Good Bekas Assembly will Convene tues Gnu try a Temaat fat Rand Lodge session til ra7evs�?ondent2rgd Republican. Be held wednesday . Them in a or probed appointment of annual meeting of Kremlin South re apportion dk0. I Quot hem Estessl a a _ made it Guardia. Re Senate postponed Unthank air machine and the eighth ??n0r 53xs eastward crossly a representative t it r. Of Conner. Stowaway feels West int Iii Lii Annam Fri mob shouts Spanish Fellowship Picut a refuses begin j Comitas. Santander Spain june the plan for three a recesses begin 15_ it put Youthful Arthur Schrieber nos Fnu top first time voted do a stowaway on the yellow Bird was Senate for hrs. Time voila u the mo5t lost individual in All spam when he stepped to the american St Louis. Too Ooi 12 Boston. 031 Cio 30 Russell maximum 82 minimum 63 at 7 a. In. Today 66 roads Good Grav and Schang precipitation 0 precipitation since _ january i. 10.11 inches precipitation excess since january i .03 inches. O Federal farm Board the most important Independent Agency of the Federal government established in More than a decade. This Board. The members of which will draw Cabinet officer salaries of $12000 annually and have at their command a revolving fund of $500,000,000, is to have an authority and standing in agriculture comparable to that of the interstate Commerce commission in transportation and the Federal Reserve Beard in finance. A formidable list of candidates already has been presented to the president and he is believed to have about made up his mind who is to be chairman. The two men standing Foremost in the general endorsements Are James c. Stone of Lexing ton. Ky., president of the Burley tobacco growers cooperative association and Carl Williams of Oklahoma. There has been much speculation results after running my the second time. Sold 50 eggs at one time. Today i sent another setting. I wish to thank you very much at this time a railroads for fare and one third rates for round trip tickets tooth convention. To study reapportionment methods. Representative Laguardia. Publican. New York Drew protest against language from Drys with Beach at Ori Arbre yesterday after i her and roads he stolen trip across the Atlantic. A a in a n nt1u n he seemed perturbed until he Felt temp. The ground beneath his feet and Sioux Falls then his face became wreathed in Huron smiles. The smiles faded and were Yankton replaced by a look of Blank astonish Aberdeen ment As he heard hundreds of rapid City denunciation of prohibition killings j voices about him Clam Ormi in Brookings 7a.m. 74 66 67 67 61 74 i 81 52 89 82 85 74 to 61 58 61 61 61 69 of. Ads of Good .00 Good of Good As to whether or. Hoover would and j offer a place on the Board to Frank o. Lowden f of r h e i Illinois and a candidate for the re Detroit 103 050 ioo�?9 to 0 publican presidential nomination new York too too no�?2 8 a i against or. Hoover. Or. Lowden Sorrell and Shea Pipgras. Heim was one of the Foremost advocates Ach. Moore and Dickey of the equalization fee plan of farm Cleveland too oo�?0 4 0 Relief and withdrew his name from Philadelphia too 10�?1 7 0 the Kansas City convention after called rain. Adoption of the agricultural panic Hudlyn and Myatt Ramshaw and omitting that proposal. Cochrane i there also has been talk of Good Chicago. Coo 3 that a place might be offered to to Good Washington. Too 0 William m Jardine former secret of Good i Walsh and Beng Tiska and Rue i tory of agriculture

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