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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 15, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather fair warmer the evening Republican fourth edition Xxxvi Mitchell s. Of count themselves in traffic Friday March 15, 1929 twelve pages number 138 pack train starts for marooned inn Laramie wyo., mar. 15.�? up a pack train was being assembled Here today to carry and provisions to Summit tavern ten Miles West of Lara bout persons Are Snow Frank King manager of the inn which is at the Peak of Sherman 1 Hill some 8,000 feet above sea level lotion of Light beam lvedss8, i3s? lives nearby Here last night on snowshoes Biland Tunnel does struggling through a deep t a i Snow that fell during a three Day the i Rick storm. They said the party had enough food to last several Dave is at accidents 2&�eeded medical 5uppues Power trusts move to grab judge blocked York n. A. Mar. 15�?the the party includes ten passengers # interstate bus four members 5 ,.tbe University of Wyoming basketball team and motorists who Rome til ties of the Holland their cars in drifts. A a eight other members of the univer Sal tray Post checker has taken exit end of one of overdraft grows $52,000 in month Pierre s. D., mar. 15.�?op a an increase in the general fund Over draft of $52,143.34, from $1,680,-493.54 to $1,732,636.88, during february was reported today by state treasurer a. J. Moodie who pointed out the increase was largely accounted for by transfers to other j funds. Receipts were reported As total insulin and other interests ing s?29�?T898-03 arid disbursements exclusive of transfers $331,532.33. Schemed to put g. T. Mcdermott on Bench Coolidge to Factor it unde the Hudson River sity team were brought Here from View York to new Jersey the tavern tuesday by truck Alif punting hour after hour o Amber of vehicle that a in Jupt in Tyr All count is registered instantly la ult i Lull i l in a dial in the new York add a n. Id my of the Tunnel w. Crime planned the following Story written by the Topeka correspondent of the Kansas City Star. Shows plainly How the Power interests headed by Insull agents and the railroads and other Public Utility interests sought to place puppet Judger on both the circuit court of appeals and the District Bench in Kansas. Calvin Coolidge either knowingly or unwittingly played into the hands of the a a interests and their coup was Only blocked by the refusal of senator Norm chairman of the Senate committee who refused to permit the nominations to go to the floor of the Senate for confirmation. As a result of the exposure of the plot of the a a interests it is be c r metrical in nurse is a it a lived that All the judicial to i Bagh j c 18 template by the courts today. It ointments. Submitted by or. Thi is amplified by the called for the concentration of the Coolidge in the closing Days of 4,000 people threatened by by tune a vehicle passes the drastic stroke conceived he her i of Light falling upon in Chicago to Clear Crim a Inal court docket Chicago hi., mar. 15�? up a a drastic stroke to Clear the Cook county criminal docket was con Njoto electric tube through the window is interrupted. That is the photo electric tube so he tube and fed to the relay. Jul strength of the courts on Crim voter energizes a transmission the aban it Ozment 141,. ,. Of All civil and divorce hearings unit the other Encl of which is in til the criminal Calendar is cleared administration building at a the plan As discussed by a joint lad canal streets in new Yolk. Committee of the circuit and Superior courts yesterday is this suspend the hearing of civil cases in Cook county for an indefinite period and use All the forty four judges of the two courts exclusively for the hearing of criminal cases. The judges were to meet today to decide definitely whether such a step described As without precedent in English Law. Should be taken. 1.800 indictments pending there Are 1800 indictments Pend ing. Additional indictments Are ease in the number of vehicles being returned much More rapidly Nee Section and a corresponding than the courts Are Able to handle a registering dial is actuated be electric it arrest so that it l registering one More figure Ponse to each impulse from relay. A a. A c sneers of the Tunnel commis realize each tube divided sections with one of these j at the bes inning of each Sec-820 one at each end of both Jay watching the dials they id instant Tell the exact voila traffic passing through each i at any period. A sudden Large the last Congress will be scrutinized carefully by president Hoover. It is added that the new president quite Likely will Send the Senate a list of new appointments. Included in the Coolidge appointments which the Senate failed to confirm were those of a. K. Gardner Huron to by a member of the circuit court of appeals and a. Lee Wyman Yankton to be the new Federal judge for South Dakota. In increase in the number in the Arn ahead would indicate Donjon from some cause perhaps Accident. The trouble Point 12 be in re quickly located and ventilation for that area More Lily regulated than by any sex Fig method. Be engineers have estimated them. Not a divorce hearing would be held until the criminal slate had been cleaned under the plan. Thousands of damage suits involving a total estimated in excess of a Quarter of a billion dollars would be held in abeyance while the. Courts concentrated on crime. Ii the yearly volume in traffic it was suggested at yesterdays ugh the tubes will be nearly meeting that one emergency court i of checking the daily total of j might be kept open for the granting by tamils will be simplified to a of injunctions and for such civil of Sejm by the use of this silent cases As might require immediate Baun. Attention. A seventeen Hundred lawyers specializing in civil Law. It was estimated would be Idle during the courts drive on the criminal docket. It was believed that at least six weeks Isi River gets Topeka. Kan., mar. 15.�?the a a inside Story of a bold attempt by a coterie of Railroad and Utility corporation lawyers to dictate a United states District judgeship in Kansas can now be told. The plans to promote judge George t. Mcdermott of Topeka from the District Bench to take a place on the new tenth circuit court of appeals and to name w. F. Lille Ston for Many years Railroad and corporation attorney in place were Well Laid. Incubated quietly for weeks they were hatched almost simultaneously in Washington and Topeka. Railroads Power and other interests were involved the office of the Insull attorney for Kansas Here being the Center of operations. The scheme is blocked storm respite i would be required with four judges All hearing criminal Haring 5 Kies reported remedy the present sit trains still delayed by snowfall nation. Swanson willing to try a balance of $6,114,166.18 in All funds was shown at the close of the month an increase during the month of $410,481.72. Cigarette collections totalling $24,866.66 for february showed a decrease of $1,639.46 from the february 1928 collections of $26,506.12. Stamps produced $24,445.58 and licenses $421.08. Gasoline tax collectors however increased in the amount of $99, 065.91 Over last year totalling 267,-431.99 for february 1929, As compared with $168,366.08 for the same period a year ago. Torre Nbattle line tightening Calles moves North on Durango loss of Naco Thorn in rebels Side by the associated press Battle lines Between federals and revolutionists around the strategic City of Torreon grew closer today As powerful rival armies were reported advancing on one another in an Effort to come to grips. The wide encircling movement of general Calles Federal commander in chief to close in on Torreon and Cut off the rebel Retreat northward continued to develop steadily. General Calles himself was within 20 Miles of Durango. He hoped to capture it shortly and then to continue northward along the mexican National railway to Torreon. Durango however May be a hard nut to crack As it is Strong strategically and is reported guarded by 4,000 rebels. Four other Federal armies were also advancing on Torreon three from the East and one from the South. The government has expressed fear that the insurgent army will not stand and fight but will flee northward in an Effort to escape. Advices from Juarez on the contrary said the rebels were marching South from Torreon to meet the Federal troops outside of the City. Naco loss stings rebels at Naco on the Border another Battle was imminent Between 1,200 federals and 1,000 insurgents. Ever since the return of Naco to the government fold it has been a Thorn in the Side of rebels for whom it was Elba. Flood Waters from the num-1 Erous streams were reported so Swift that Only the sturdiest of River Craft could make headway. Flood menace shifts Chicago 111., mar. 15�? up a the flood menace had shifted today big in b Egv in to Northem tributaries to the ill finn w ated River itself. Most of the i Lui jul i it i Ltd lesser streams were getting Back to a twi i Quot Al m Liliu Normal after a three Days rampage but reports of water seeping through levees and a threatened break had i Fate of entire town a of spread consternation among some of. Those living near the Mississippi. Elba Ala., Uncertain Many communities in Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Illinois were still suffering today the effects of the Spring freshest of the last few Days but unless Rains set in the tributaries were not expected to cause much further trouble. The Mississippi on the other hand was threatening to break Heron disposes hoovers Oil of conservation troops carry Relief Mississippi rising Montgomery Ala., mar. 15�? a3 National guard lieutenant Kelsoe in charge of a Rescue detachment reported to governor Graves today that the tide has turned and that the water is beginning to fall in the Vicinity of Elba Ala., where 4,000 residents have been marooned since yesterday. The officer reported that he was in a position from which he could see Elba citizens on the housetops and that the water after rising for a time had fallen about ten inches. Seaplanes from the Pensacola naval station this afternoon flew Over some of the flooded sections of Southern Alabama dropping bread to marooned inhabitants. Flomaton and Brewton we a the places flown Over by the seaplanes. Heavy fog Over the Elba Region prevented carrying out of a plan to Send planes there. Huron High school state Basket bail runner up in 1928 and Champion in 1927 gave proof of their Worth in 1929 this afternoon by defeating the fast won socket High school team representatives of the Mitchell District 24 to 18 in the opening game of the state High school basketball tournament at the Corn a two Point Lead established by fein Rangy Redman Center did not last Long although order drastic Sullivan likens it to action taken by both Roosevelt and Taft through the levee on the Illinois the fir to no Larter pro Fri a Side. North of Burlington Iowa. In Quarte ended with a Sere habitats of Gulfport a Village of of 2 to 0 for Woonsocket. Huron Rao 100 have moved to higher ground while Large Crews attempted to reinforce the levee. Water was dribbling through holes apparently made by muskrats. The Little Minnesota left its Banks yesterday and forced persons living near Brown Valley in Western Minnesota to vacate their Homes. Heavy Snow in rapid City conditions had improved last night at Mason City la., where More than too basements were flooded and several families had been forced to move. Several Hundred acres of land were flooded near Burlington when a levee on Skunk River broke. Several cottages were swept off their foundations and Rural schools were suspended. While Eastern Nebraska and South Dakota were suffering floods the Western Section of those states experienced one of the seasons worst blizzards. Rapid City s. Reported traffic paralysed by the Snow. Montgomery Ala., mar. 15.�? up a Alabama National guardsmen sube eded in rescuing 37 persons a majority of them women and children from the inundated regions around Elba governor Bibb Graves was advised today. The message was the first direct word had from the guardsmen since they left their Headquarters Here. It made the terse announcement that the refugees had been removed to safety from a Point six Miles from the City of Elba adding that they were pushing on toward the flooded City in motor boats. No casualties were reported a the in a important Point both for Send tactics smacking of politics such reinforcements southward and As Kansas has not seen since the j an Avenue of escape to the am. La a.,.,. A a. A�?a., Case of reverses. While the rebels have been inac Tice for the past few Days on the West coast general Manzo was again reported Enro Ute to take command of the insurgent forces near a Good old Days of several decades ago. Seems to have failed. At least it has been temporarily blocked but the struggle Over the District judgeship which will be a . I cant when judge Mcdermott is we Tate s attorney John a. Swanson rain cd to the circuit Bench Drom Ida Atlan Raj do a s. D., mar 15�?op a doubted whether All judges could i 7 one the shamed a alien-1� Many americans Are stranded in she Radfod Clear skies to the Rnecht it. Kansas politics since the in nor Region in South Dakota expressed a willingness to go ahead Bull Moose times ran indications of a break with the prosecutions if the ply a Kansas senator. Arthur Cap my Spring a Mil a Hub Par 18 adopted. Manx Assi Ette r fic and communications a. Is. Allaf Tail slthes1jfkreest0sponlmlgdlthe plan j tenth judicial circuit finally pass a reported Clear skies this were in gluing �?~i0 a quoted until of Congress february 25, that the Al. With Slimy lower tem after action. They said it two new judges were to be appointees than have been recorded a Efad to them a the Wax of in a he closing hours the a storm commenced. Not Only catch up with the Coolidge administration. The Bill inkling when the Bill creating the funds because of the closing of Ubais. Others Are arriving at i Ujj Irez having succeeded in leaving rebel officers in Vera Cruz by the associated press flooded Rivers menaced a Large Section of the United states to Day particularly in Alabama and other Southern states. At least five towns in Southern Alabama were under water today with the Fate of the residents in doubt As the numerous creeks and Rivers which traverse that Section of the state continued to Rise. Idly assumed the aggressive in the second Quarter and while Woonsocket was gathering two More Points by the free throw route Huron scored ten Points leading at the half to to 4. In the third Quarter it was All Huron a game. Woonsocket had slowed up and took Long chances. Third period ended with Huron leading 16 to 8. In the second game of the tournament Yankton Winner of the state tournament in 1928. Was leading Eureka to to 2 at the end of the half. Even More sweeping Gorge starts moving Yankton s. D., mar. 15.�? up a ice gorged in the Missouri River Between Vermillion and Burbank for a distance of three or four Miles which backed water Over the South Dakota Bottoms started moving out at 2 a. In. Today and by 8 a. In. The River move had fallen two feet and was generally Back within its Banks. No further trouble is expected at this Point As Little Drift ice has been coming Down from above. The River Cut a Channel through the Gorge leaving ice piled High along the sides. At All other Points above Vermil lion As far As the Greenwood Indian Agency the River was open and flowing normally this morning with Little ice Drifting. The stage was stationary or falling slightly. J no ice was flowing at Yankton this morning and a drop of a half foot Over night was recorded. The stage this morning was 5.5 feet. Rising at St Louis St. Louis to mar. 15.�?g45 a officials named for state meet Smith Minnesota u Longstreet. Chicago Are selected by Mark Sullivan Washington C., mar. 18-president hoovers announcement of a Complete conservation of government oils during this administration is the equivalent of the famous acts of conservation promulgated by president Roosevelt in 1907 and president Taft in 1909. Of the three it is or. Hoover s action that is the More sweeping. The Western senator most familiar with the subject matter of or. Hoovers action Calls it a tremendously or. Hoover says in so Many words that administration will not lease or otherwise part with a single acre of Oil except in cases where acts of Congress require to. There will be in the words of or. Hoovers announcement a no leases or wherever the Federal government i has a a holdings or a a controls of other form of title or right in every j Case tile administration hold in and touched every acre of Oil that in has. The announcement does not merely cover lands already known to contain Oil. It covers lands to Roy w. Longstreet of Chicago j Tentilly Oil bearing. It covers not and w. R. Smith of Minneapolis j Only the specific lands familiarly who refereed the South Dakota known As a Navy reserves or a Oil state basketball tournament last it covers apparently All year in Sioux Falls were an land in National Parks All in Forest bounced today As the officials of reserves in Short very acre Over the Mississippi Missouri and Illi this off and a Smriti of n0is rovers Are rising steadily but no a a to dangerous flood conditions is in conditions were received mainly monent in their valleys unless Addi from refugees and from outposts o tonal heavy Rains occur the Unitive National guard which was in t d states Bureau reported today charge of Rescue work. No Check the 1929 state tournament which got under Way this afternoon at the Corn Falace. The announcement was made by r. E. Rawlins Pierre Secretary of the South Dakota High school athletic association who with others members of the state Board of control was in Mitchell today for the tournament. Or. Smith who will alternate with or. Longstreet As referee and Umpire is Well known to Mitchell tournament fans. He refereed the 1927 tournament held Here. While or. Longstreet officiated in the 1928 tournament this year is first trip to Mitchell. Or. Smith is director of intramural sports at the University of Minnesota. After participating in the South Dakota tournament he will serve As referee in the Minnesota state Cage tournament at Minneapolis. Or. Longstreet who is connected with Swift and company packers. Chicago is a graduate of Iowa state College Ames Iowa where he played basketball. Last year he served no trouble near Burke which the government has any sort of control whatever. The Only exceptions Are where or. Hoover has no Power. The chief of these exceptions consists of Indian lands in Oklahoma. Existing Laws passed by Congress with reference to the indians makes it mandatory upon the administration to make leases from time to time. A action most sweeping not Only in principle but in acreage or. Hoovers action is More sweeping thai. The actions of Roosevelt and Taft both of which caused immense commotion at the time. Roosevelt a sensational action consisted of withdrawing sixteen million acres of Forest land. Or. Tafts withdrawal covered about seven million acres. Or. Tafts order applied Only to lands known to be Oil bearing. In part it said that a fall Public Oil lands. Be withheld from this action by or. Taft in 1909 is the beginning of the historical background of or. Hoovers present announcement. Or. Tafts withdrawal remained after court martial. Id ranged from fair to Tad. In Jar Blit also As the Only Means j itself provided that it would be Ibad reports being in the a fixing the status of the 1,400 or come effective thirty Days after or. Rotaries and plows were be More Aji prisoners most of whom enactment which would throw it Jam on roads today with the w awaiting tri amp a Well Over into the Hoover a do in in leather making it possible the plan is practical they said. Tetra on Blissful opening. Pointing out that for three month doubted Coolidge action in was no Promise of Tele during the summer the hearing of re Jim sponsoring the Bill in in connections from rapid City All esses is suspended except Cor i Washington hooted at the idea k being restored today officials two emergency courts. That president Coolidge would make Northwestern Ben Telephone of the appointments. The Law would and. Crews were Iii j Jap Delegate to not be in effect for thirty Days. A Ling on operations either on Imit diet must they pointed out. Appointments by Hor horseback. U. Dis i Kiu i i Hal i Coolidge were possible of course pins were late today with the Perd Koop. Mitchell was elected but not probable they averred Tobon of the chicagoan norbit Delegate of the Davison county j they looked like Hoover appointees from Pierre which a pm rms to Union to be held at Plank ments. K n . The incoming in non next Mono a the election but the group of corporation h in was about five hours was monday at Loomis. Vers evidently knew better. P the ? morning and the out and business matters taken up. President Coolidge signed the Bill Kex following a Snow . The Plankinton meeting will bring february 28. At noon february 28 k Thorn in hour behind shed together other Delegate. From the 14 he sent the names of judge meld in departing. The Omaha train counties in District no. 2 in which Ott Ard judge Orie l. Phillips for of the number of dead or injured was possible marooned i Bur a s mar 15 1 tournament. A to t we 4 Ann new ports that a huge ice Gorge had i at Elba Ala. Where 4h00 pm a d in ,.he ,0 River cast sons were marooned by the High 1 As an official at the National Tourn roughly in effect until 1920. In Ament in Chicago and will again 1920 Congress passed two Laws out officiate at this year s National u. R of Burke. S. D., were without con r.8. Apu u tarnation today. A Farmer in Scis card with the nations guard base Gregory county. My w the Chicago and Northwest Mitchell is included. The District a us about two hours late. Embraces that. Section of the state rape ranges 1 Twa Sioux owls and chamber of new Mexico to the Senate confirmation As circuit judges. Sum a i ii Ranor Nataa tipped off by Friendly interests at Hill City this morning to Lam. Each local. Will be report Sento. Washington hours if not Days in rapid City. Alliance neb. Of the before the nominations were sent Fevo Point report in Cloud William balding is president of the l Point reporting Ciufu p., is c Iid ii Mitchell local and Ben Watkins Secretary. Aka s. Of a a drifts big Sioux makes f brr and at Interior today Lake o7 Park or id at a standstill Road a a co Jar Fife following the sudden Snow Sioux Falls s. A. Mar. Is a a pvt which descended upon Jack within Sioux Falls today the big a court wednesday. It was still Sioux River still lacked a oot of morning at Interior reaching its High Mark of tuesday pit Coria to in Pennington coun but a Park West of town was trans i repo rearing skies the fall formed into a swiftly moving Lake. Jump acted to trim Nob. All but one of the Bridges in it traffic on the Milwaukee have been washed away f n Ming its regular rot overnight reports were that the it Day. After dam encountered River had risen about a foot i Quot Quot d Kadoka by c Rny Low places outside the City were blocked the tracks with Sev flooded. A a feet of Snow at Many o Snow slows were called and ptts is cared so that Wesnes a night train from rapid City 5 the train from the East were a -.<i. A i in that judge Mcdermott would be named by Coolidge and successor on the District Bench also could be named by Coolidge if confirmations by the Senate were prompt the coterie of lawyers was ready. Prepared for a Rush act while senator capper and the Kansas congressional delegation in Washington still were secure in the belief that Hoover would make the appointments taking it that the Lawr meant thirty Days when it said thirty Days a Little group of Escobar marches South Juarez. Chihuahua Mexico mar. 15�? up a rebel forces led by this commander in chief general Jose Gonzalo a Escobar today were reported on the March South from Torreon to meet the Federal army advancing on the City. Definite movements of the revolutionists could not be Learned but it was reported that general Escobar planned to place troops in strategic places in an attempt to Stop the government forces before they reached Torreon. Meanwhile it was Learned there that Many americans were stranded in Torreon unable to obtain Money to leave because the Banks Are closed. They have no Means of communication with outside Points it was reported. A number of americans from Torreon arrived Here last night by train. They said there was much military activity in the town but that business continued As usual. To let disputed Road contract Pierre. S. D., mar. 15�? up a notice of vacation of an injunction order to restrain the state Highway commission from constructing an Extension of state Highway no. 41 in lf0.1? be that no Gorge had toned and that Only the tops of taller baud was no unusual Condi Ings could be seen above the a j. Ter. He could hear the screams of from Wheeler to the at Yankton the marooned citizens. E Jiuu Ucucu Rocc Anil nov Nafin Brewton Ala., was under water and �0 a. Riff were that the Missouri was open and 1 i above there to the Mouth of Snake Hoover promises Post to Burke Washington C., mar. 15�? up a president Hoover announced today that Charles h. Burke of South Dakota commissioner of Indian affairs had asked to be relieved of position. He said he appreciated burkes Long and Loyal service and intended to offer another important position. The Mississippi was rising a pm Asp Ssiss it highways a blocked mrs. Raish Heads _ i i South Dakota . Level. It was indicated that the j Crest of the swollen Waters would j we every Section of the state flooded. Other towns hooded in Maes to the North. Eluded Flomaton Castleberry and Iowa suffers a or Stative persons were rescued jrizezs0 and streams stir 7atfn the Mississippi was rising rapid the lowlands hooded its dirt roads y. At Memphis the River was and it Bridges threatened or torn More than two feet above flood away Jowa continues to suffer with be reached there by the Middle of experiencing the results of the next week. I rapid melting of the ice and Snow in new England the connect interest has entered around the Cut and other Rivers were rising i Centra part of the state where the the Mohawk in new y Ork state Moines River ordinarily a quiet i place at the closing of the was above flood level. Horror reigns Birmingham. Ala., mar. 15.�?ca a Beenes of indescribable horror were related in a Telephone interview with the Birmingham age Herald by miss Albe Hughes Coffee county Home demonstration agent one of five known refugees who have escaped from flood stricken Elba la. A water submerging the tops of automobiles flowed through the Jerauld Munty. North of Plankinton court House Square Quot miss Hughes to the Junction of state 23, was re a a a a a reds of Amii ies had sought Cei Ved by the commission today. Decision and dismissal of the Case by judge r. Bakewell followed a recent hearing in circuit Couri at Wessington Springs and ends in a disagreement of approximately a year s standing Between the commission and West Jerauld county residents. A a. The commission holds its designation to be the most direct and to be Ste a Par to by 8l my lawyers met in the office of Thorn j advantage of the greatest Dumas f. Doran of Topeka represent j of people while the comp Lam ing the Insull interests and pre ants interpreted the Law to mean pared for the Rush act. That the Road in question should run t2he a a act was to consist of get i closer to or through the county her a Yudee named to succeed seat Mcdermott on the District Bench a contract for on Tate a a who would be regarded As a Friend project will be included at the next South Dakota fair tonight a he must be a Good lawyer a letting the corms soon indicated me what colder in East portion Man of High character and Stan weather forecast Stream has developed into an ice filled torrent a mile or More in Width in several places that was spreading fear along its entire course from Polk county to where it empties into the Mississippi River. O Watertown s. D., mar. 15�? up a mrs. J. W. Raish of Pierre was elected state Regent of the South Dakota daughters of the american revolution and Aberdeen was selected As the next annual meeting 15th annual state conference Here thursday afternoon. Mrs. Raish will succeed mrs. Hayward mar of which arose All tile recent commotion about Oil. One of these acts required that persons who had acquired some kind of right previous to or. Tafts action should be permitted under certain regulations. To go on with their development. The other act provided that what were known As naval Oil lands should be developed by a contract lease or the acts of Congress in 1920, needless to say contemplated honest development it was under these acts that fall leased Elk Hills to Doheny and Teapot dome to Sinclair. Several other leases made under the same acts have recently been under criticism from a Banate committee. Many other leases Are of course entirely legitimate and subject to no criticism. Now president hoovers announcement says that no future leases will be made to anybody. Reception problematical How this announcement will be received cannot be foretold. The analogous conservation acts of Roosevelt and or. Taft brought general approval in the East but much outcry in the West much of Tho West feels that its Prosperity is hindered by policies of conservation. As respects the Oil Industry shall of Sioux Falls. Of Oral a a a other officers elected include si3lsp Lompa ies do Quot vice Regent mrs. A. Lafferty of Zil of act via a pies Huron recording Secretary mrs. Frank Briley of Dell rapids Cor a responding Secretary mrs. Myrtle ent mood Welcome the withdrawal of a future source of production the Industry is just now suffering Refuge in the court House when the Muddy Waters first began to lick at their Homes and at 5 p in. Hundreds of other families were marooned. On the roofs of their houses or had sought safety in the More substantially built business houses. A we Are used t floods in Elba and when this one struck we paid Little attention at first. Chases families out a by 12 30 In. The water was Well into the residential District and families were moving to higher ground. In another hour the water poured Down the business streets and continued rising rapidly sub Tea tart Mth saturday feh the Totag tempera-1 tat with a honest in attained Cor or oration viewpoint. They had the Ltd cd a in. Ui., Vij umut mid colder to mans name a. F. I 11 is ton o of Snow had Faller. R tat saturday Farr rising tem h"aadt5ua0rete a Psi Oon gathered the Snow j Pesature in North and a a Acauan burying portions of j tons. Re banking up behind a arose suddenly at 5 j turf. V. By 9 Rn., four Iowa Cloudy i ? a Jet i. Jim 99 or an Rismo s a f i t no inn 11 i r a us wow the outside work of Quot the committee was not Minnesota generally fair to i started until word was re it mfr. And saturday somewhat from Washington that the f1&Quot 2nd Sheds. Inight and saturday some Quai irom a a a0 re watching their Aal a colder tonight rising temperature Dent had sent he names of to a Cotov sotth�7t i a tint sat Butte Wyen. We waiting. Lost it hey do not suffer. A new r inc a a t0 a r l2 to Tiv cases feeding operations j North Dakota fair tonight the drive was launched Pesature Tibia morning for air with rising tempera dts to rail. And the business m was about 32 above. May Law a Wun was brisk efficient comprehensive of i Clrk fair and somewhat the drive for Lilleston on a Fincel bombing Wei it near Vermillion 151 re local temperatures of City la. Mar. 15.�? a maximum and minimum cancelling requests for natures As recorded by the official estimates Are made that in future decades the country May find itself seriously embarrassed by the exhaustion of Oil following present waste. Many hold that conservation in the broadest sense Calls for even More attention now than in Roosevelt a time for example an assertion has been made seriously by a responsible person that within forty years the country May find its Copper exhausted. Of Dent incomes last year to put them j june. In the taxable group. Were forced to ride whirling guardsmen to Rescue Troy Ala. Mar. 15�? up a two ow/rr8tonaigh6atard�y fair witha minutes at most. After the names went in. Imee Seii Ogiami i ers were called in and the Tele Maxim at and minimum temper Grams and other messages were on through the let something. Well done to worry. A Little and in our lost and found column under classification 6,. Will locate it if it was found by an honest person and the Hare reported to rave taken a Refuge on House tops and in attics. Same Davias year. Air planes and explosives to �?zov�?~e7nrnent thermometer from 7 a. A ice Jam near Vermillion a have in yesterday to 7 a. In. Today. N sent to officials at maximum 43. c., by chamber of _ officials of 5 Arri Vermillion both Sioux Channel varying in Width min mum 33 at 7 a. In. Today 33. Roads fair. Precipitation 09 inches Precipio ibi50/0 200 feet he of period to january i. 198 inches a Norge and All danger seems Inre capita on excess since january my 0 ii .25 inches. I department lose Linstrom by p do a March 15�? Ziv a. Assistant attorney Gen four years assigned sheriffs and insurance Huron its has resigned port rapid City Aberdeen Watertown weather and roads it. A ii v Iii it t will leave Tomon of to re i practice at Hayti. Rutstrom Yas present 1 with a Yankton a by members of the i Brookings ,w�anment6 today. I Pierre temp t am Hilo of roads sin ii Falls 33 43 27 .00 fair Sioux fails a 40 32 la Pat 28 31 26 .06 bad 32 28 32 to heavy 30 44 29 to heavy 36 49 35 .0 fair 35 45 35 heavy 30 35 30 .05 fair their Way. Western Union. Postal Telegraph Lon distance and the mails were used. Railroad and Utility attorneys and others Friendly to these interests or to the members of the coterie were instructed or urged depending on the individual address eds to Telegraph senators and other Powers in Washington to confirm Mcdermott and endorse Lilie Stan. The endorsements were supposed to be separate but some of them endorsed Mcdermott for circuit judge and Lilleston for District judge in the same message and the same breath. The Effort to obtain the immediate confirmation according to information was made in accordance with the plan to Rush the Lilleston appointment through on the heels of the Mcdermott confirmation. Continued on Page nine majority of people Are honest. Martin Uhre of it. Vernon lost a Pony and answered our inquiry thus a a yep found the Pony 18 Miles s. W. Of White Lake. The double service sure did a Alk to a distance of about "0 three spare tires have been returned to the owners this week by double service ads. Done to wait for the finder to advertise. He May be waiting for you. Use the j tank. I ast Rush on for income taxes tat Treve Quot 3, �?~8 nue offices throughout the country of Brookings cont a it today faced the annual last minute mrs. A. F. Laity of Yankton Rush of thousands of the 4,000,000 Tonan mrs. F. A Howe of Mel persons who must file income tax re Lette librarian miss Mabel k. Turns before Midnight tonight. Richardson of Vermillion at the same time they were called the A. R. Scholarship fund. Upon to receive the last returns of 1 Given each year to a student of nearly 500,000 corporations whose outstanding ability who must be taxes Are expected to surpass those it the son or daughter of a Soldier of last year despite a reduction of Sailor or Marine of the world War 11-2 per cent in the rate they must was awarded this year to miss Cor any. Inne Parson daughter of or. Of the corporations filing returns Parsons of Watertown. Miss Par a Little More than one third Are sons will be graduated from Iowa i Ili of a pity estimated to have received Suffi-1 state University at Iowa City in floods lowlands Low land along the Jim River was being rapidly submerged by flood Waters from that Stream today according to reports from Farmers living near its Banks and indications All pointed to a still further Rise. Farmers having Hay on the Bottoms began moving it off thursday afternoon when the water started to leave its Banks. This morning James Tobin who lives on the B. H., just East of the River reported that it had risen about nine inches during the night. One Davison county Farmer declared that the River was the highest it had been for years while others contradicted this report saying that it was much higher about nine years ago than it is at the present time. While they arc taking Pecau i tonary measures Farmers living of More than 4,200,000 i Dividu former s d civil als who must have their returns in j Nice the hands of the collectors or in the j War Veteran dilo mails before Midnight 1.700,000 will j Minneapolis minn., mar. 15.-Zp merging the automobiles left part j not Bave to pay any thug because Henry Hammer 86 civil War vet de at the curb. Their incomes were below the tax a d former South Dakotan a your Rescue was effected by two Able limits Ita Home Here thursday. Men who passed our Home in a Ca indications that the expectations Hammer was born in Sweden and Noibe apr Walt co Swift we of to fury ?fficiab5 that to a a a came to America when 20 years old the water was so swill we and corporati0n taxes this year in to Lav county South data 1 Tai Brief he two be a would ta1 if no exceed Jose Al where he took up a Homestead capsized in the brie Naii my be we last year would realized were in 187q he assisted in organizing Given today in a statement by the the swedish Mission Church at Treasury. Romstad and served As its pastor for the statement showed that on nearly 20 years. March 13 income taxes paid to the in Hammer moved to min funeral in. Troy Ala. W government totalled $7,513,639, an Nesotas a son survives. Fui companies of Ala a National il5crease of $315,940 Over the j 5crvices we be held at 2 Guards. 1 arrived Here from m amount received on March 13 of saturday. Emery at6.45 a. In. Last year. Miscellaneous internal j -0 to the flood a aged City of Elba Revenue taxes also showed an in. fms to rescuing the 4,000 regents aggregating on j Lindbergh gods ttieg520 mile journey from Mont 337j c0 on the same Day last year. I Brownsville Texas. Mar. 15�?<zp along the Banks of the River expect ornery was negotiated by a Fleet of Crit three week visit at Mexico Little damage to result. Newton quits seat icily with Fiancee miss Anne rain ornery army trucks in nine hours was falling in torrents. The guardsmen have a dozen to i la do Nevaz v Lix Lindbergh today to boats for use when they can Washington. C., mar. 15�? at j task of mapping an air route across proceed no farther in the trucks representative Walter h. Newton the continent for company Thev plan to establish a base As far of Minnesota today was appointed transcontinental air transport into Quot the flooded area As possible third Secretary to president Hoover. I colonel Lindbergh s return to the Thev Are accompanied by regular Newton will be Liaison office be United states apparently ended Adio communication with observation planes. Passage hazardous the trip from Montgomery was Over highways badly damaged by the torrential Rains of the past 60 new duties in the near future hours and Over Bridges that threatened to give Way beneath the weight of the heavy machines. Water was within inches of the Roadway. To be Hoover aide a Shezi is eds Sto Alexandria Banks Are consolidated Alexandria s. D., mar. 15�? special a a merger of the Security National and the first National Banks of Alexandria has been completed and the institution opened for business Here thursday As the first army officers who will maintain tween the chief executive and the and Prospect for an immediate. Heads of the various Independent marriage to the daughter of the agencies of the government such As american ambassador to Mexico. National Bank. Rile Bank has a the veterans Bureau and the As usual be was silent on the sub shipping Board. He will resign from co Grei and win enter upon Jet 0_ Newton was one of the most Flandreau pastor Active in the management of the j goes to Spearfish pre convention Campaign of presi a Dent Hoover and during the Spearfish s d., mar. 15�? the Ramn Aien for the presidency was in Rev. Arthur Melbourne of flan Chow of the Western speakers Dreau. Has accepted the pastorate of j ident Jaob Schiltz. Cashier and sir we cd in a Secretary to All Angels episcopal Church Here. John g. Basche. Assistant cashier. Capital of $50,000 and deposits of half a million. E. W. Radeke who has been vice president of the first National Bank for the past four years will be Active head of the new Bank. The officers Are h. J. Wagner president e. W. Radeke. Vice pres reported Over the 32 Miles stretch of Road to j �?$10,900 a year. Omaha pastorate. Tiring from business

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