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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 12, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather rain Snow colder the evening Republican fourth edition Jou Xxxvi Mitchell s. Tuesday March 12,1929 ten pages number 135 b Irke quits Indian Bureau j la becomes a glider fan Hoover farm six elements plan based on i to take part i cooperatives in Tariff War Ive minutes ski i aplenty is is powerless wings a Pilot of sex pm to Quot it dialled Detroit. A Earl the a tries lie Ach of a ? i a stint ran it in ice or Beld in since i or. No-1 Emp har it in the ripened t or end Barbar flight Aue of egg shells hold eggnog since hens diet on Mash new Jersey Man says dry agent lapped up nine and then staggered away a Rye boosts egg production but Farmer can t meet demand marketing president thinks must play great part in Relief program j u to. May All have to Bow before Hoover dictum hearings open soon his position Clear r. Berchtold aviation editor a a i. Mar. La Giu. First woman to ii be in an air plane wings in another Ann. She now claims of being the first an to Pilot a glider m gliding which attraction for amenity rights were glider Olina places fur on the renewed Tori which Many believe become popular Vind failed to keep i rom making the Piot Orion mich., with Introit gliding enthused May Reed Landis a world War Ace. Par miss Earhart when she landed her Craft at he toot of the Hill a but col As East As it looks. I got Mer Ach out of that flight than Teve from Many of my flying in powered j id inc looks easy but the nov soon learns As miss Earhart inst it takes considerable skill Carol the queer Craft to flight minutes of Solo flight is the requirement for a first class j it s keens-1, but five minuses to re mfr seems like years to the a of o finds it difficult to re i i Alef Many seconds., scum offers an Opportunity for As to learn the elements of Fly the dangers of motored Juare. Meal cd. A Quot. I dub to use. A i the Fate of the mexican revolt Ibe controls on a glider Are sex Tion today was linked with the Amelia Earhart. First woman to Cross the Atlantic by plane has joined the ranks of glider enthusiasts after her first flight in Detroit As a guest of a glider club there. She is seated on the queer Craft ready for the Start below and is flying the motor less plane above. Rebels mass for River is rising Torreon Battle at Chamberlain while desert delays Callas revolutionary leaders recruit civilians in ice. Gorges. Expected fall recorded at Pierre a Breaks up in South air plane so youths can gain Sal experience in flying Grid is a preliminary to controlling Lokar Dower driven planes. Many Imide zeroed air plane pilots who i acre been Cuesta of the Detroit Chamberlain s. D., mar. 12.�? special a although the Missouri Mph m _ a. River Here is getting higher there is the same As those m a pow outcome 0f an expected Battle be-1 no indication of any damage being tween government forces and re Ler a who no a a Ulce a Ltd a. I there Are no ice Gorges to the Imi troops St to tour. Big Muddy in this Vicinity. Some the greats w concentration of open places were noticed in the revolutionary troops since the River today and the ice will Proba strata Are More is Lelve j Start of the revolution with Tor do to Tan controls than most air reon As the base was Well under Kota to watch for ice Gorges in the a a a a Oonner Way and it was generally believed Missouri have been seen Here. Sri Quot organised into Guder Here that leaders of the rebellion Elti a Sam of he St am of who bait become have planned a Battle of no Little ass mkt he or a Rederi amp Srsa come v tos s Beer Demon led Elias Calles tonner Prest-1 when the ice Bear comes the c capable of remaining aloft i Dent of Mexico. Knock skillful Notata at. Out a few piles of the old Railroad a in Romp trains loaded with re Bridge Between the new Span and the West Shore but not much damages looked for. Washington d. A. Mar. 12�?op a with the special session still a month away. President Hoover is turning his thoughts toward the development of plans for dealing with farm Relief in his message to Congress when it assembles in extraordinary session april 15. Already the president has Given much thought to the problem and his views largely Are being followed by the committees of a the Senate and the House in planning hearings to work out the legislation. These will be opened several weeks before the special session starts. A. Keeps plan secret although or. Hoover is reserving the Public revelation of his plans for his message to Congress. It is known that the committees Are preparing to approach the task largely from the cooperative marketing scale. In several of his speeches last summer in which he dealt with farm Relief. Hoover stressed the part that he feels cooperative marketing must play in assuring the Farmer a proper Price for his product. Along with cooperative marketing he placed Tariff revision and the development of cheaper transportation to markets. Many of the witnesses to be heard by the committees in planning the farm Bill Are expected to be persons who have had experience in dealing with the marketing of farm crops and the belief has been expressed that the measure that will come from the committee will largely hinge around the development of marketing facilities. Some of those who have been closely associated with the president and appear to hold views similar to his own believe that Success in dealing with the farm problem can come Only when the marketing of agricultural products has been developed to keep Pace with production. Marketing systems differ they recognize that there Are wide differences in the marketing systems that must be established for handling different crops and that methods must vary among perishable and Staple products one of the proposals that has been advanced for dealing with the problem has been the creation of a fund to Aid cooperative organza new York n. Y., mar. Llu the new York world publishes the following letters received at its office to the editor of the world i run a poultry ranch in this neck of the Woods. About a month ago while while foraging in the Woods the chickens lit upon a pile of Rye Mash. They ate freely of the Mash and it was All they could do to navigate Home that evening. But strange to relate egg production increased most wonderfully As a result of the Mash diet. Of watch out that they done to by Mark sulliva9n Washington d. mar. 12�?a statement of the line up of forces j course effecting Tariff revision begins with eat too much of it and get plaster president Hoover. position is de. Made officially Clear in his formal Call for the special session. He states the purpose As respects revision to be a limited change in the by a a limited in this connection is meant limitation of scope that is limitation of the number of schedules to be taken up. How far the scope would go is not specified either by or. Hoover or in any other official Quarter. Common judgment assumes that the limited revision Means in the first place All farm crops and thereafter a very Small number of Industrial schedules presumably not Over four among which textiles is the one most generally taken for granted. The main Point is that or. Hoover As president and head of his party. Is committed to a limited any revision going beyond the popular understanding of a a limited would amount to a departure from or. Hoovers leadership and would have definite significance and definite political consequences. House carries weight next in the line up is the lower House. That body has Especial weight because the Tariff Bill must be rewritten by it in the first to stance. A Tariff Bill is presumed to be a measure to raise Revenue though in practice that has ceased to be its primary purpose. All Bills to raise Revenue must under the Constitution originate in the House As respects the attitude of the House the Republican majority leaders Are practically As completely committed to limited revision As or. Hoover. It is taken for granted generally in Washington that the House leaders Aro completely earn est and in Good Faith in their Unity with or. Hoover in behalf of limited revision. The obvious question to which allusion will be made in moment is whether the leaders can command All or nearly All the Republican members. Some senators switch the third element in the line up is the Senate. During the Early even Triplet eggs i now get two three or four eggs where i Only found one before. Twin eggs and even triplets happen sometimes. Henry Ford can to Tell me a shot of Rye. Does no to make a Bird efficient. I know it does. Where does he get off at with his peace prohibition and production and i am Happy also to say that sales have picked up even beyond production. My customers soon found out that when they bought eggs from me they were getting eggnog at egg prices. Now i can to Supply the demand. Another round of shells the customers sit around Hap i to Astre a tog clubs Are being organised ii sin Francisco. Portland new Torren last my it the troop trains loaded with revolutionists from Juarez arrived was 1st Cleveland and Kansas City tests at the University of Michie and University of Detroit have in Daed clubs and flown their liar glider. Earhart has become a Diin the National glider Assn. Of which Edward s. Eve. Former co Holder of the a round a fld Speed record is president. O Learned. Rebels recruit civilians a civilian militia of 500 men was being recruited Here by the rebels. Some 300 men from a half dozen towns in this Vicinity already have enlisted according to rebel leaders. As soon As the quota is compleat River Falls at Pierre Pierre s. D., mar. 12.�?cp a the Missouri River had fallen two tenths of a foot at Pierre during the Twenty four hours preceding this morning with the ice to the Channel holding. Quot a a the growth of the marketing Agen Inecie must be evolved largely after the testimony of various experts has been submitted to the congressional committees dealing with the subject. In the midst of. thought of farm Relief however the president still finds time for innumerable conferences upon patronage Federal appointments immigration prohibition and the wide Range of subjects that find their Way to the desk of the chief executive. Of de the troops will be sent on to. Torreon iof the Cheyenne River Toto the it was Learned Here that the re Missouri about thirty Miles North Bels also were recruiting civilians of Pierre still held ice in the crc.eia., a. A in other towns in Chihuahua son Missouri at the Junction Potot has session called Ora and Baja California and mov gone out but was staved just be the ice Gorge blocking the outlet death interrupts Mclean honeymoon Pill like old times smoking and telling stories and ordering up a two shells More As of Yore a or a another round of shells my Best customers Are old timers with an old time taste and lifetime thirst. And also a thirst for knowledge. Why Only yesterday. I heard two old irishmen with full pipes and flowing shells pull off a Learned and scientific discussion As to whether the chickens distilled the beverage through the Worms they picked up or through the parasite Worms that infest their bodies. Dry agent experiments i had a Friendly visit from a prohibition agent lately. He lapped up nine shells and staggered on his Way. I would like to change my Shingle from a fresh eggs to a fresh can i do this without breaking Andy a pet Law i have great respect for that trick Law and id hate to put a Dent in it. Meanwhile the chickens Are sawing Wood and they sure Are working hard on the latest the greatest and noblest of All experiments bringing happiness and Contentment to my customers and profit and pleasure to a poultry Man. Sweeney Westwood n. J., March 4. Resignation is handed to Hoover today president it is said will accept a Burke under fire of enemies is glad to get out Washington d. C., mar. 12�? p a a decision against pattern p Ting prosecution of government officials or others involved in the administration of the tangled affairs of Jackson Barnett wealthy Oklahoma Indian was reamed today by attorney general Mitchell. Hoover demos in sooth get posts president however throws both Mann and Mann a policies overboard by James l. West Washington d. C., mar. 12�? up a recognition of leading Lake Mitchell is about half full Firesteel Creek steadily pouring water into municipal project Washinton d. a mar. 12�? a3 a a report by a special assistant to the attorney general concluding an investigation of the administration of the affairs of Jackson Barnett. Indian Ward of the government was made Public today along with a finding that nothing warranting criminal prosecution of those involved had been found. With Firesteel Creek steadily emptying hundreds of Gallons into i Lake Mitchell each hour one and z., a a. A Tyr. It a half billion Gallons of water democrats of the South in Federal were expected to be measured in a ointments in 8hat Section is Likely the Lake within the next 24 hours. To be adopted by president Hoover City Engineer Carlos Seaton As a Cardinal policy. There also Are t Clay estimated that the number it. of Gallons in the Lake amounted to indications that in the Eastern and $1203,945,000, following a two foot Western states the regular organization leaders will be required to consult on appointment those who had charge of the Hoover pre convention Campaign in those states where these men Are not now identified with the regular state party leadership. State committees to function while there has been no formal announcement of the methods that Are to be pursued in selecting Federal officers in the states South of the Mason and Dixon line the general expectation is that this will be largely in the control of a committee for each state on which the Quot Sil Hoover democrats will have Mem although by no Means a they favored general revision. Lat Majo Tuy or after or. Hoover let his Posi the committee plan of handling Tion be known some of the Senate leaders changed and said they would stand with the president for limited revision. It is a fair picture of the atmosphere of Washington to say that Confidence in the earnestness of All patronage is being tried out in new York state where Edmund h. Mac hold state chairman Charles d. Hines Republican National committeeman and William h. Hill Leader of the Independent Hoover for president organization Are tune the Senate leaders being for limited j toning. A number of appoint Retson is less Complete than the ments eluding three judgeship Confidence in the m the Are tote made in new York but so House leaders. Also there is less Confidence in the capacity of the Senate Republican leaders to hold the body of Republican senators in far As is known the committee has Inot yet made any recommendations Mann quits the patronage situation in the South already has Given the presi Belt body Moines. La. Mar. 12.�? to a a meeting of the Corn Belt ration of farm organizations possible. General Juan Gonzalo Escobar. Ing them to Torreon As rapidly As Low the Junction until yesterday w j coming when it moved Down Stream for about a mile to Block there is no appreciable expected to i Ezree in the Missouri. 1 the ice still holds at the Cheyenne River Indian reservation near Forest City. Ten Cabied to Convene next commander in chief of the revolt in the Missouri a i in Dos Moines to draft a i ternary forces was is Relief program for sub Antwion Start for Torreon today from Chi i or Giess. Huihua City where it was re Tei amp a i of of Columbia. Mo., ported he conferred yesterday with Sari of the federation said to general Marcelo Caraveo former whee to members governor of Chihuahua and now a to amp not exaggerate when i say j Xvi he the most important Escobar Jed been last reported the history of the Feder at Casas Grandes. It was said a or. Tome thirty truckloads of soldiers a basement by a. W. Ricker Sec from that town were on their Way named the notice. It j to Torreon. It was believed Caraveo will move his forces from Chi a use one of us has cared to take Huihua City to Torreon today. G individual responsibility of must Cross desert on a he question of the rebel leaders have been inform in Relief legislation i de that Callese army is about at r proposed at the Spe Camacho 199 Kilometres from f Congress. i Torreon. The country from caning is called at Des Ina or. w in is of Arm or the or cup o purpose of taking a Mon and when that All Issue a statement j resent the views mid r the Mississippi valuations. Beltar Cho to Torreon is rugged and for Miles the Federal troops must Eross almost waterless desert to an Breaks up in South Greenwood. S. D., mar. 12.�?up a a general movement of the ice to Missouri River was under Way Here today the entire surface getting Toto motion following preliminary breakups yesterday of the thinner Bank in. The breakup took place quietly Here. No gorging had been reported Early today from Points below although the ice was still holding at Niobrara neb., and Points below the movement expected anytime. The chief danger of gorging in this Section is at a Bend about 12 Miles East of the Indian Agency. A. Tar up the stage of the River Here was reach their objective. It. Slightly lower this Moring follow ported Here that the ing a Stady Rise of More than a foot have Tom up Railroad tracks and Railroad Bridges on the yesterday. _ destroyed. Federation has route Calles must take to reach chief proponents of Torreon. If the reports Are True Augen farm Relief the Federal army May be delayed several Days in making their rising at Yankton Yankton s. D., mar. 12�?up a a at gradual Rise in the Missouri River o several Days in Macau a reported last night from Points Uek such delay would p�?��1 a i Cankton As far As the considerable massing of troop y Greenwoo j Indian Agency with forecast ass prs sit at a by Mon colder tonight i was not expected Small movements of rebel urn a sur if the the ice portion wednesday they will attempt to were reported occurring at differ winds. To Jujj. In ent Points. A movement occurred fee Quot santan Maria. Calif mar. .12 a i pm the honeymoon of Kathleen Burke Mclean War time a Angel of France a was turned into mourning today As the result of the death of her husband colonel John Reginald Mclean War Veteran and Arizona mining Engineer. Colonel Mclean who was married March 2 to the former Kathleen Burke Peabody died Here last night from injuries received in an automobile Accident last sunday. Mrs. Mclean was slightly injured. After a week of festivities planned for them by their friends in Montecito the couple had planned to visit president Hoover in Washington and then sail for Italy for a season before going to Argentina where colonel Mclean had valuable mining interests. Omaha prof. Weds Iowa school girl Omaha. Neb., mar. 12.�? Abs prof. F. Kelsey Guilfoil instructor of English and debating at Omaha University was secretly married last Friday to Edwina my Givray 18, a Council Bluffs High school girl 20 years his Junior whom he met Only two months ago. Although the couple is not living together friends Learned yesterday that they obtained a License in Omaha Friday and were wed Here. Mrs. Gilfoil is living with her Parr it it or inc mrs v c melt , in Council Bluffs continuing her studies As a High school senior and Guilfoil is still at his Home Here. A a Thev met at a House party in Council Bluffs in january. Of the next group in the line up Dent considerable concern and has is the manufacturers. These cannot Peen an indirect cause at least of accurately be spoken of As a body. The retirement of Horace a. Maim some manufacturers stand with the a Washington lawyer from the Poi president in favor of limited Revi Tigel of Lek As director of political Sion. For example some very im-1 affairs to the South Tai the presi portent lumber manufacturers Are Dent a Job he performed during the scar to Etc or a Ham tonight and cooler wednesday and t portion tonight a a a a re tonight Grid probably local showers forms cooler wednes a a reme West portion loth a unsettled tonight with probably Snow engage federals to Battle gun v yesterday opposite the Greenwood Agency and another at running water. A Rise of a foot or More was reported from both places. No gorging is Likely until the general movement of ice Occure Oun pain. H Mann had worked out a rather elaborate plan for handling appoint rents laying it first before toe executive body of the Republican National committee. That organization failed to act upon it and then Mann took it to president Hoover. The general understanding has been that or. Hubert work chairman of the Republican National committee opposed the Mann proposition and after he had visited the White House late in the week Mann issued a statement announcing his retirement. Mann s plan unpopular some of the Republican National u t h e r n Rise from monday morning to this morning. Figures at noon showed the Lake to be 42 percent of its capacity of three billion Gallons. In the meantime the flow of Firesteel Creek has materially increased Over monday mornings flow. Reports that ice Gorges Nad caused the Creek to overflow and create damage on Bottom lands in the Vicinity of Storla however could Noo be verified this morning. At a Spring Normal according to John Althen of Blendon township who lives near the Junction of the North and the South Forks of the Creek the situation on the North Fork is More or less a Spring Little ice has remained in the Creek he said and beyond the fact that sloughs have been invaded by the Waters the Creek is largely within its Spring Banks. He declared that the water in the South or main Fork was holding about steady and that there was Little likelihood that the water would overflow the Banks. A mrs. Hooker living near Storla declared that in her opinion the Creek has gone Down several inches since yesterday when it was at Bank level. Nine feet to go a you la fill your Lake with All this water a was the manner in which or. Althen described the condition after being informed that the Lake had risen two feet in the past 24 hours. At the time or. Seaton figured the Rise of the Lake the water was four feet from the Concrete apron just under the spillway and was nine feet from overflowing the spillway. The next four feet will add Twenty two percent of the capacity to the Lake leaving thirty six percent of the water for the Topmost five feet or. Seaton said today correcting mondays Story that three fourths of the water was contained in the upper five feet. Before the thaw this Spring the Lake contained but 356,445,000 Gallons or twelve percent of the capacity. O Washington d. C., mar. 12 a commissioner Charles h. Burke of South Dakota head of the Bureau of Indian affairs has tendered his resignation and it was indicated today that it would be accepted by the president. The commissioner Las been under continuous fire by members of Congress for some time during an investigation of the administration of Indian affairs. Burke himself had made charges that certain numbers of Congress were conspiring to oust him but later withdrew an assertion that senator Pine Republican Oklahoma was involved. He said today that he would serve until a successor is appointed and then would be. Very Happy indeed to get in out. At the office of commissioner Winfield Scott of the pension Bureau it was said that his resignation had been accepted and that he had left. Burke who was appointed by president Harding in 1921, served under Interior secretaries fall work and West. During his administration the celebrated Case of Jackson Barnett aged and wealthy Creek Indian whose marital and financial affairs interested Senate committees came into prominence several times. The retiring commissioner was a former Mei Riber of the South Dakota legislature and he represented that state in the House of representatives Here for several years. There has been no indication who is being considered by president Hoover As Burke s successor. O Jones act hikes Price of liquor Small Speake Asies fall by Wayside As costs double new York. N. Y., mar. 12�? it it opposed to any meddling with the present status of the Tariff on lumber generally. Another important body of manufacturers officially calling itself a the National association of manufacturers a confine their attitude to advocating an enlargement of the papers of the Tariff commission such As would keep the Tariff strongly protective but would do away with All detailed revisions of the Tariff by Congress. Must consider manufacturers the main body of manufacturers. However including the ones always associated with previous Tariff revisions have taken a position flatly in favor of general Tariff revision and opposed to or. Hoovers purpose of committeemen for the keeping the revision limited. This i states Haye been reported in Active body of manufacturers has in the i opposition to the Mann policy Sev past been extremely influential in i eral going so far As to say that determining the Tariff policy of the Mann would have nothing to do Republican party. If one accepts the with patronage in their states. Wold used by critics of them he in some instances these com would say they have usually �?odie-1 Matt Yemen presumably at the Sug Ujj to Ted the great body of schedules Gest Ion of High National leaders the Herald Tribune says today that to which they Are interested the f i the Jones act increasing penalties whom they would like to see on the for prohibition violations has caused committees for their states. In each or jct 0f liquor to soar putting instance leaders of the Hoover i Mai a 0f the smaller Speake Asies out democrats have been included. Business recognition to this group in Texas Xii wholesale Price of whiskey already has been extended by the the newspaper has advanced As present question to which the answer is just crystallizing is How far these manufacturers will go in insisting on general revision. A few weeks ago their spokesmen jeered at the notion that the revision and colder weather forecast for to Genera break. A the stir Tai portico colder j season of the year to sell a maintain wow Gss a Kimball England a greatest Lor we pick this Day May tc/ra5,Ream a 7�?�, be Acet Sull he gun in fact we would have a j the Vicinity of Yankton with i Bably rain turning gun Iii Amine water appearing in e8�t Pong id considered chances As a result of the mud weather. I in East and Central sell it very slim bul or. Or Day Strong shifting j. Soulet of i temperatures writes in regard to his Rem and minimum tem Wruck. A 5 Liverpool. Eng., mar. 12�?t�? recorded by the of it in ton Rifle a Joseph Reginald Vitor Clarkia thermometer from re n 0f Fife and known As a the boy Wita a Huidor it a to v n Fri and Ftp in the re run or Pic to hearts was hanged this morn hum nay a 0da> Are Anc Rifle a ure tag for the murder of mrs. Alice sum 46 for the a a r i i Fontaine the Mother of one of his today 47. Brought Calls for a a a a a Quot site set his boast to his jail could have sold a Hall Doz that he would face death brately Trace p eci pita Couit Nave Landl Istad them at the scaffold january i 1.67 inches in More. I Clark was 21 years old and Well 8. Per Vraa Cir Obr a. Should be kept limited. Some of regular Republican organization much As $40 a Case and Grain Al their allusions to or. Hoover in under r. B. Creager National com Cohol has doubled to around $14 a their circulars implied not very re Mittleman and some of the Hoover gallon. Met full that the president is not democrats in Texas have been in deliveries to Speake Asies have is Olvat Ijjas a i Fiona Orch a aver is a tag item Lessee Semcer. Q sowl Federal pro frankly weal As they were. One Battles ice cakes to quid guess from recent events Duck off Sakss it of Bustness that things Are not going Well Rijk i Lii Kululu j pootvgg0�?T- do not like the them. They Are. However very de j Woodbine Iowa. Mar. 12-cw id Laimor five years Tenn toed persons. They Are accuse carried for nearly a mile Down and paving a $10,000 Fine. Fear of tamed to having their Way _ As swollen and ice jammed Willow a Long term has stirred the men in anti Shock clubs sooth Golf nerves Chicago. Hi., mar. 12�? a a anti i Shock Irons and Wood clubs that add from 40 to 50 Yards to the average players shots Are the latest med to having their Way As rpm Curren uie u achievement claimed by Golf Man respects the Republican trait pol Creek when his truck went through charge of the rings. They find it fact users. They Are display they Are powerful in the re a Bridge eight Miles Northwest of difficult to hire men who will take de at Chicago s Golf Shes publican party both nationally Apa Bere yesterday Fred d. Jones 23. The blame 4 v. V a a in a pc Oro fat Tiv As individuals in their respective managed to ride the rolling truck entering the anti Shock clubs Are states and congressional districts i 1 unto a huge cake of ice knocked Supply. A of the Nipper sus a a a a a a a Quot a a of automobile motors. In reminiscent of the a rubber sus they should Quot exert pressure upon their off. The for them. We Are on the source of the Jefe act strikes at pension the joint Between the Shaft the Irons a sorted. Manufacturers claim from senators then he Rode cakes of ice. Swam congressmen and senators Tkv a. Let heir communities such senators d struggle cd until be reached the of foil Aro Frine Law Sheet of rubber is in j and members would be seriously pm Brnt. 66 �?1�? a this m. A x a a in i War is executed eliminates the Shock of Impact in Luve iwo sures More accurate approaches soothes ragged nerves and the hands from callouses. O Al i of Csc r5f a air irritation sin it a excess since january a uth Falkie Jeu Don town City Titis Only Coes to prove educated having had a Brilliant i Dis omy j i Bool career in England. He visit 0 that there is a Reader who de big Mother in Virginia when he and roads wants what you have and verify before returning to am in Lorf roads also who has what you erg an died psychology and Hyp a double service and ri0tu>m. Police said a Jent 45 45 33 51 36 41 28 55 60 54 58 51 50 28 42 36 33 49 9 41 6 go .13 fair. Pair want. Saves Barrasse. It is painful for a Ray a he was rescued by j. L. Smith a publican congressman to be of age a Farmer it and taken to his Home at to choose Between four win Titean Missouri Valley. And not accidental shot kills Dallas Man Dallas 8 d. Mar. 12.�? special a Peter m. Sailer aged father of mrs. Womeldorf who lives South of Here accidentally shot himself sunday the charge entering the body just under the heart. The Accident occurred As or. Stiler was climbing through a Fence near the Highway where the gun he was carrying caught to the wire and discharged. Rev. Alfred cafe Yon of Dallas discovered the body and immediately summoned help but life was extinct. A Short funeral service was held at the Home of his daughter monday afternoon and the body was taken to his former Home at Hartley la., for burial. Or. Stiler was a thirty second degree Mason and had been a member of the Hartley Lodge for fifty five years. He was Over eighty years old and had been making his Home recently with his daughter Here. Hoovert guard Uncle same soil Washington d. C., mar. 12.�? Dpi a president Hoover today flatly committed his administration to a policy of rigid conservation of government Oil lands under which such holdings will neither be leased j nor disposed of in any other Man Nerk his declaration came in answer to question put by Washington correspondents at press conference and was qualified by an accompanying assertion that the policy made an exception of leases which May be mandatory by Congress. Referring to Oil leases on Indian lands. Sioux River flood threatens damage Watertown s. D., mar. 12�?cs a a sudden Rise of three feet in Sioux River Here following rain last night and today is threatening serious flood conditions along the entire Middle Sioux Valley in South Dakota. Crews working on the state bounced policy of the president Jones was badly lacerated and. On the other band meaning a noised but is injuries from that policy in order to satisfy powerful constituents. Are mawr uni Idt to Tecota. Crews wording on me stale it i a Luigj Luyun i i to i j Bridge Inlet Lake Kampeska barely Vermillion s. D., mar. 12.�? Pic managed to move their equipment South Dakota s Ole Margerine Law after the first warnings last night was being tested in circuit court the dam and diversion works built Here today in the trial of de Stark i last year by the state at the outlet serious. The Bridge weakened by i 1 dealer with batteries of Legal 5 were menaced by the movement of battering of the ice collapsed in Talent including attorney general the big Fields of heavy ice. The add i m o Sham and his assistant weather at noon was foggy Ana hogs _ i f i f a Lianes to. A. And a. Stark is charged with Seton a sad Buzzard Itkis Quot try to agree upon one obvious Hoover cuts out i swamps Laramie be ship in the Caterpillar club the in a eur pc a Tofit Lii daily receptions packing interest. Represented by j Laramie Wyo. Mar. 12. It put a airmen a organization open Only to feet a Good Deal of future poetical 12.-4/p attorneys Are backing him to ter the worst blizzard in two years was pilots who have saved their lives history final Nar Lons lines a of visitors passing the legality of tie statute. R. A raging Here today. _ Bow in 18 and a a Speed Holman is now a Caterpillar Minneapolis. Minn. Mar. 12�?g> Ine up is the and a cot a Charles w. Speed Holman of have not yet announced a policy. Democrats came next Der the weight of the truck loaded a q Shaw Hii assistant weather at noon was group Lithe total uni with farm machinery four hogs Ben Mintener. Arrayed for the More rained threatened Minneapolis minn., mar 12�?op Ine up is the democrats Iney a _ by Parachute leaps. Holman testing a new Type monoplane yesterday but the Craft into a Tail spin. After the plane had n there is of course one final Par a Long lines in interest. He is called the through the consumer. To name him last in the shake Hanc it picture is wholly appropriate wj1 hit the hoops and tie Bulto its 1&Quot Ute savings and then killed her. Ithe plane crashing nearby. Amm 00 01 .90 50 fair the score. A cats be the Blank executive office Tai Bielski. Sioux Falls is counsel for 24 inches of Snow had fallen in the with the president i the defendant attorneys and of j Laramie Region and a High wind to have ceased to be a daily event in tidal observers Are representing was piling up deep drifts. "7--,- indeed Washington the number of these Ole Margerine interests and neigh highways were Clef Ted in lip fallen 3,000 feet. To an Altitude of a Keg the Whethe a daily receptions was reduced this Boring states that have similar direct emand it or Ini Mage or on the week from the customary six Tai statutes. Ejection Aspa a a fono a Pio it s Cert atoll the does no a two and president Hoover is plan the Case is being tried before were keening he Union pad Cert am i j no v Only one a week. 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