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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 3, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Sixteen pages the evening Republican City edition vol xxx Mitchell South Dakota saturday april 3, 1924. Number 185pension Bill is vetoed Good Bye kiss flappers irs passe and crude declare Newark girls deadly germs change scenery too easily ineds curation doctor tells them and they believe him to anti kissing m r to formed and those who break i Les Are fined by ii Arold Matson Nea service staff writer Newark. N. A. May 3.�?now gee j the kiss. Joining the vast army of things pass. To kiss it is crude. It is vulgar j to. Is victorian yes. It is thoroughly j unhygienic. But it is enough that the kiss in not stylish for the Faatili j our maid certainly is not going to be old fashioned. That is. As the anti kissing clubs of Newark have decreed it. To kiss More than once a month belongs to the age of braided hair. Corsets merry widow hats Long stockings and yes. Even bustles. However one kiss a month strangely enough is yet within the Bounds of style sophistication and j Hygiene. But mind you. If this com with the protesting Young j Blades is violated it will Cost 50 j rents per violation to by paid by the i Kisser and into the coffers of the anti kissing club it All this has come about As the Sulf of a flapper revolt inspired by Quot. Charles vaster City health of or. And mrs. Pollard of the Board i v education. The two have pointed t the Pitfalls of unrestrained Flap say i eight billion bushels dealt in on Board that much wheat named in transactions on Chicago Exchange in year bunched a spew hands thirty members handle to per cent says report made to the Senate swallows three dozen egos to rid himself of Poison tablets surely the Young Newar k Nabob who gets this one kiss a month is enjoying a ii Are tre.\t. 46 schools in Dakota relays at Sioux City Washington d. A. May 3.�?t�e Grain futures administration in its report to the Senate on future wheat trading declared today that transactions in futures on the Chicago Board of Trade last year amounted to 8, 572,-s 1 11,000 bushels counting one Side of each transactions or a daily average i of about 28,500,000 bushels. Thirty of the a Clearing members j it of the Chicago Board of Trade hand-1 led during the year sixty per cent of j All transactions in wheat futures and i represented on an average Over 75 per cent of the open interests. It was. Found that these houses handled All of the half million Bushel class accounts which were at some time Dur ing the year net a Long a or net a Short a i in the Chicago Market As much As 500,000 bushels. O Senate up to its real fight on tax measure Aberdeen s. D., May 3-�?raw eggs saved the life of or. T. Of medal of Condo when he disco Reed that he had taken three dichloride of Mercury tablets mistaking them for aspire. Retaining his presence of mind in his fight for life the doctor directed those with my to break the White of an egg in a Glass and he drank one after another As fast As the Yolks could be separated. When unable to Swallow More he would take a Glass of warm water and Salt to Emit the eggs and Start in again. Three dozen were Dis pose of and a Quantity of milk drunk. Haemorrhage of the stomach and bowels ensued but the bleeding stopped and recovery la expected. Haugen sees Coolidge for my nary Bill dog teams in search for lost u. S. Aviator increases to civil War vets. Disapproved follow Lone report indicate president vetoing Bursum ing he May be Down on i Bill says Economy must Bering seashore last seen before Snow feared that if of was forced Down his machine was blown to Ocean be Paramount puts taxpayer first declares advantage of no class can bi7 greater than nations Wal fare. False pass Alaska May 3. A party with dog teams will go to Day from Chignik Alaska to the j North Side of the Alaska Peninsula to 1 search for major Frederick l mar a a tin. Missing Globe flier along the Bering sea. Washington d. C., May 3.�?president Coolidge today vetoed the Bursum omnibus pension Bill. The veto was based on the ground of Economy the executive holding that the measure would entail an unwarranted Drain on the Treasury. M. Al conference Calls on colleges to Aid dry Law Springfield. Mass., May 3.�?an Appeal to All higher institutions of learning to Lead in the support of Law and order with a commendation of president emeritus Charles w. Eliot of Harvard and several College presidents for their stand in support of i ranking Democrat on the finance Cem hygienic ones. Ideal weather conditions in the Sec j prohibition Law was passed by in tree at1< a�?Tu0 income tax so. In the name of health and j Ond annual Dakota relays. The Day Sioux Falls s. D., May 3 athletes from 4 6 universities colleges and High schools of the Northwest Rismo not moral angers but pure competed Here this afternoon under Washington d. C., May 3.�? up a the Senate launched today into its fight on the income tax rate schedule the result of which will determine the amount of reductions after this year in the taxes of More than 14.ooo,0-00 taxpayers. Senators Simmors. North Carolina Beauty and Long life the girls arc setting up new ideals for flappers. During girls week. When Newark was governed by High school girls and had its first girl mayor. Miss Elizabeth Bluett. The anti kissing Campaign was launched. Or. Craster s revelations on the kiss had won them. A Quot Quot tie Mouth is a perfect i Cubi was a fair and the Sun hot and the track was in Good shape though a Little soft. The summaries too Yard dash preliminaries first Section won by acquit i South Dakota a it Page Des Moines u dec Ion. Time to 2-5. Second Section won by Rick. South Dakota state Rocho Des he told them in the cold termewg0nc8 a it peo land time to 2-5. Of his science. A it is warm per re Ivos degrees it is dark and it \ s moist. Any germ thrives and propagates under the Ideal conditions the Mouth offers it. Thus in a kiss. Deadly germs find splendid Opportunity to get a change of and similar warnings were Given against Ute lipstick and the powder put. A careless or. Quot a Raster Points out. A borrow and lend their lipsticks and powder puffs. This Exchange of things touched to sensitive third Section won by Cleworth Morningside Barrett Buena Vista second. Time to 3-10. High school a Medley relay first Section won by Beresford Gange Bogue Bowler Watson Luverne. Minn., second Sheldon la., third. Time 3 52 3-5. Second Section won by Colome Cadwell Art Green Swart Al i i Green Tyndall second be Mars la., third. Time 3 52 2-5. Final by time Beresford and Colome tied for first Tyndall third. College Medley won by Yankton parts of the skin presents just an j Aidrich. Mordyor. Feyerharm. of her Chance for the carrying of j Laporte Sioux Falls College second perms. Columbus third. Time 3 50 4-5. A lipsticks powder puffs and kisses j up cords old record 4 30 by hrs a unsanitary As the Public drink j Yankton ing he declared. J Milo relay University Section As for Hie aesthetic Side of the won by Des Moines University tories Corzatt Page Montgomery question. Or. Taster said kissing i a superficial habit having no physical Basso. I a one can get the sumo spiritual end physical reaction through the eyes a lie asserted a for by rubbing r it ses and by touching wands. Kissing is uncivilized. Everybody used to kiss babies on the Mouth. South Dakota state second South Dakota University third. Time 3 29 4-5. New record old record 3 33 1-5 by South Dakota University half mile relay High school Section Fiz St Section won by Rock rapids la., Rath. Schwartz Rhode Mcguire Mitchell second Sioux unanimous vote at today s eos shot of Jan t it Der Quot d democratic Conine methodist episcopal general con a a a a a a outlined he proposal calling Ference Here for a greater reduction in the nor a. A a Mal rates than under the Mellon plan the Resolution proposed by Rev.1 1 George r. Gross of de Pauw University and a Delegate from Indiana mentioned the recent anti prohibition declaration of president Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University and continued a the presidents of the colleges and universities of the methodist episcopal Church redirect heir emphatic protest against the utterances of president Butler As being contrary both to the predominant conviction and the prevailing practice of the overwhelming majority of american colleges and child bom to father aged 17 and Mother aged 47 they do it new no. And Young pen fal Ujj third tim 140 pie wont be Given to promiscuous j second Section won by Sioux City kissing Eitner. When the dangers j Praverman Barber Nichols tailor thereof age pointed but. To theft /1 the girls were convinced. To Boid their taboo More authority they make kissing old fashioned except for the on a month. And that is Ai bit of bait in Reserve to entice Newark a Young nabobs. Of tenants Ile bomb Chicago May 3.�?two Hundred tenants of an apartment building fled to the Street late last night after a bomb thrown from a passing automobile partly wrecked an adjoining grocery store. No one was injured. Police were unable to fix a motive. Weather forecast Hempstead n. Y., May 3.�?a certificate filed today with town clerk Gilbert showed that a daughter has been born recently in Baldwin to mrs. Susan Simpson Tucker 47 years of Jersey City and her 17 year old husband. Burton s. Tucker of South Essex mas., whose marriage Bas been the object of an inquiry in the Jersey courts. The certificate revealed that mrs. ,-Peggy, by hoi first husband had succumbed to a progressive malady. It was on the Contention that a change of climate was necessary for Peggy aged 7. That the tuckers obtained postponement until fall of their trials on a charge of be Mars. La., second Brookings third fraud in connection with the mar but less of a Cut in the higher surtax brackets. An eight hour sea lion yesterday filled with paid developments disposed of All except the a fighting provisions of the Bill a As chairman Smoot of the finance committee characterized the income corporation and estate tax schedules. The democrats have agreed in party conferences to make an almost United stand for changes Iii All of these provisions. A Republican insurgent and democratic coalition appeared yesterday for the first time in the Revenue Bill consideration resulting in Victory for the proposal for opening of tax returns to Public inspection. The House had voted to open these returns to inspection by certain congressional committee.�, and the Senate i finance committee had approved this provision with the addition of Power j to the committees to make Public i a any relevant or useful information j obtained from the returns. A o time 1 38 1-5. One mile relay cd a la go Section Don by Buena Barrett Rollings. Groth Ellerbrook Northern Normal second Columbus third. Time 3 39. New record old record 3 41 3-5 by Western Union. U. S. To furnish Cuba arms to put Down a revolt Ridge. Washington d. A. May 3.�?the cuban government facing a a Scondi Minnesota. Fair to get and prob Tion of violence in Santa Clara rosily sunday rising temperature in Vinee caused by revolutionists has App rest portion tonight and in West and i pealed to the Washington government South portion sunday. I for Purchase of a considerable Iowa fair tonight and sunday rising temperature sunday in West portion. North Dakota probably fair to night and sunday warmer tonight and in East portion sunday. South Dakota fair tonight and sunday warmer Iii cast and Central amount of a rms and ammunition for use by the Zayas forces against the revolutionists. The Appeal today was approved by the state department and forwarded to the War department where it is regarded As certain that the arms and pm munition asked for will be portions tonight somewhat cooler made available to cuban authorities sunday in extreme West portion. Without delay. Forecast for next week in the absence of Secretary weeks Washington. I. May 3. A Wrath i War department officials declined to or Outlook for the. Week beginning j reveal the amount of munitions arched monday for but indicated there would be no Region of great lakes consider trouble in filling the order from the Able cloudiness and occasional Rains. I Supply of excess War a a applies held by tempera Are some wha below Normal. The army. Upper Mississippi Valley generally i _ fair hut with a probability of local showers at beginning of week Normal temperature. Tax Al Toni a Era tires maximum and minimum tempera a Tures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum. 76. Minimum. 37. At 8 a. Rn., 5 4. Of Chicago new York passenger air line formally opened Chicago. May 3.�?a Chicago new York passenger air line operating on a regular schedule has been officially started by Charles Dickinson president of the Aero club of Illinois who made the first trip yesterday in right hours and 15 minutes and made the announcement by Telephone from new York. Otake japanese who photographed forts of Harbor Walsh urges charge against wheelers foe Washington d. C., May 8�?contempt proceedings against Blair Conn one of the alar witnesses in the Senate a investigation of the indictment of senator Wheeler were suggested in the Senate today by senator Walsh of Montana prosecutor of Tho Oil committee. The proposals was based on reports that Coan had claimed to have uncovered evidence in Montana warranting senator Walsh a indictment. The senator read a Telegram from Coan denying he had made such a claim but added a i have the statement of several newspaper men that he did make such a statement o a Pennsylvania wins triangular on track today new Haven. Conn., May 3�?Pennsylvania won the triangular Field and track meet with Yale and Dartmouth this afternoon by a Quarter of a Point the final score was Pennsylvania 55 1-2 Points Yale 55 1-4 Points Dart today a baseball new port. R. I. May 3 a three Mouth 24 4 poi�?�t9-japanese observed taking photographs of fort Adams and Newport Harbor have been questioned by the police and their Roll of film has been taken from them. The film will a developed. No Effort was made to detain the Trio but their names were taken and they left the City for new York after being released. I other and roads bulletins arc filed at 8 30 a. Dally by the associated press i ate town Clear. 44 roads Good. Rdeen Clear. 48 roads god. Uron Clear. 45 roads Good mix Falls Clear. 45 roads Good. Pierre Clear 4 2 roads Good. Tchell Clear. 54 roads Good. I interesting news theres something in the want and columns for every member of the family. Turn to the want and Page note How Many there Are and the wide variety of subjects they cover. Use the special want and phone Call 2424 l Washington d. C., mar 3 the my nary Haugen farm Relief Bill Lymich has been Bel bored in committees for the greater part of this session of Congreve was thrown today into file ring along with other major measures the leaders Are attempting to dispose of. Already reported out by the House agriculture committee the announcement of senator Norbeck Republican South Dakota that he would offer it As an amendment to the tax Bill to see a what the Senate Thinka of the Farmers of the House leaders have indicated an unwillingness to give any farm Aid measure right of Way until advised regarding the position of president Coolidge and chairman Haugen of Tho agriculture committee had an appointment with president Coolidge today to discuss this and other agricultural proposals the Mcnary a amp Ugen Hill has the approval of Tho agriculture department officials of which collaborated in drafting it. The House report the formal report of the House committee contends that America cannot have a a Industrial Prosperity much longer with growing agricultural the report quotes the Secretary of agriculture a saying that one out of every four farms Iii the fifteen Corn and wheat states is bankrupt. The measure which would create a $200, w 0.ooo Grain Export corporation with in Ower to borrow twice this amount the report asserted addresses itself to the disparity Iii purchasing Power of farm products the chief of which Corn wheat beef and pork Are a Only about seventy per cent of the pre War average while the Price Index of non agricultural commodities stand. At 168 per cent a a a Ftp purpose is to give Tho great Export farm commodities the same purchasing Power now in terms of All commodities that they had on the average of the ton years Between in 4-1914,�?� the report adds. Care is taken in the Bill the report continued to help cooperative marketing. A a till producer in Given Tho Benefit of the Home Market a it says a a just As Tariff duties give the manufacturer that Price by keeping foreign out and provision is made to regulate or if ne-oes6a�rv, to exclude the importation of foreign farm Norbeck a statement senator Norbeck takes the stand that the Farmers must have immediate Relief. The weather Early in the Morales in Hgt be q me game t0 coner�?z3, promised Well Here end it wee he j pro a Dent Coolidge declared that Quot tip Leved that three other aviators who Condit Ong exact we Meh Jusufu the pm. Left Santa. Monica ca., March in Psi ton of this additional Burdon up with major Martin would depart j on the taxpayers of the nation and soon from dutch Harbor. Iso Miles added it hat Quot tha de9ir<�?~ to do in i Quot to pensioners however great their West a false pass. Merit must be attended by some Soli major Martin., who took the air at j Cit Ude to do Justice to Chignik wednesday with his median i a the advantage of a class cannot be greater than the welfare of the nation a the president asserted. A the welfare of the whole country must Ician staff sergeant Alva l. Harvey to Fly to dutch Harbor 400 mile Southwest of Chignik. Was believed to have flown Over a Portage across the Peninsula to its North Side. Find one Trace false Pees Alaska. May 3.�? a a definite information that major Frederick l. Martin who has been missing since 71 10 a. In. Wednesday passed the Cannery at Chignik Lagoon in the direction of Portage Bay just North of the Shmagin islands was reported by an Overland search be the commissioner of pensions the president said had estimated that the aggregate Cost of the measure would be $242,000,000 for the first five years and $415,000,000 for the next ten years. A the need for Economy in Public expenditure at the present time cannot be Over estimated a the veto message continued. A i am for Economy. I am against every unnecessary pay ing party when it returned Here last tent of the m0nev of the taxpayers night. To Public requirement at the present belief that major Martin was fore j time ranks with the necessity for the cd Down by a Strong Gale which reduction of taxation. This result can arose shortly after he departed from note secured unless those in author Chignik toward the Bering sea re i qty cease to pass Laws which increase suited in orders being broadcast last the permanent Cost of government night for Veale is to a comb immediate j the Burden of the taxpayers must by the Bering seat Horo line from not be increased it must be decrease dutch Harbor Unalaska Island to a Nalashia a North of Chignik. The Overland searching party definitely Learned that major Martin and his mechanician staff sergeant Alva Harvey passed Over the Alaska packers Cannery at Chignik i Lagoon just outside of Chignik in the direction of Portage Bay. He was believed to have chosen this route As a Short Cut to dutch Harbor. At Tho time of the departure a stiff Northwest Gale sprang up and it started snowing shortly after the air plane was out of sight from Chignik. May have blown to sea it was pointed out that if major Martin had been forced Down before he reached Portage Bay the Overland de. Every proposal foe legislation must be considered in the Light of this necessity a conference for Coolidge plan on exclusion Washington d. �?~, May 3.�?w�? president Coolidge Effort to postpone the effective Date of Asiatic exp arty would have located him. The j delusion legislation is based solely on members of the party Haison declared j a desire to Deal courteously with a that if the americium commander of the Aerial Squadron encircling the Globe had landed in Portage Bay without anchoring the plane the machine would have been blown out to sea. W. The latest information received by the searching party which covered the Portage Hay territory indicates that major Majlyn might have been forced to the Bering Seaside. Orders Yere broadcast to All wire efts stations to Issue Calls for any be Seel equipped with radio in the Bering so a to Start the Hunt for Tho missing aviation along the Southern coast line. While government ships and Cannery boats continued combing the pan and he has no objection to enactment of the provisions in the Senate and House Hills barring aliens ineligible to citizenship. The executives endorsement of the new policy embodied in the immigration Bills was made Clear at the White House yesterday Ali if the Senate and House conferees pop into a to adjust differences in Tjit measures took up the controversial exclusion provision in a five hour discussion. The conferees reached no decision on the provisions and today faced the possibility of a night session in addition to an All Day comforts a in an Effort to get a report on the b is Early next week. Administration Leader have sought southwestern shores of the Aleutian to bring about through the Confer islands and the Alaska Quot Peninsula As enc a postponement of the effective far a ast As Chignik for major Martin his three companions awaiting him at dutch Harbor. Unalaska Island were prepared today to Cori Inu it their journey if weather conditions permit. The next a died led Stop for the three the trouble now a he said a is thatis Atka Island 350 Miles Southwest the Law of Supply and demand w of where they Are stationed. Orders based on what the Farmer Sells and not on what he buys. A organized business and organized labor exercise a great Deal of influence on the Price of commodities and Oor Vica. If Evo Rybczy else is going to be on an artificial level Farmers also must to included in the examiner holds Pullman charges were telegraphed to them thursday from Washington. C., to Speed Westward and not wait for their commander. Three parties fall Cordova. Alaska May 2.�?up a three Overland searching parties Hunting for major Frederick l. Martin. Misfire commander according to word received Here from that Point. Comrades think he a Safe Washington d. C., May 3.�?comrades at dutch Harbor Alaska of major Martin i amp sing comma order of apr the army round the world flight sex affix . Believe Martin and his com j Panion Are Safe and will be located. a a a i a message from Lieut. I Owell Smith Washington. A. May 3 a it it a i or officer with the plants dutch raw Nitor far .urchins., paid j Harbor Recal Vad Toda v by major Pullman travellers to railroads Are 0en#ra, Patrick chief of the air Eer held unreasonable and Diecontlnu-1 Ajo declared Martin and sergeant 0l, .i_.re?,, i Harvey had matches and emergency rations with them sufficient for so a Amo hymn Ijo ague Chicago. Cleveland Thurston and Myatt. Washington a. New York. Martina and Schalk Uhle and in an examiners report to the interstate Commerce commission made Publ a late yesterday. Arguments in the Case before the commission Are assigned for May 8. Erat weeks. A we believe he Martin is Safe and will Soo be located a Lieut. Smiths i Telegram said. T no ship was expected to reach Date of the exclusion provision to give time for diplomatic exchanges so that the change in policy might give the least Poss Bill offers to Friendly nations. They have pointed to the Senate amendment making the provision immediately effective As compared with the hours action putting it into operation july i a opening the Way for the revision desired and the conferees Are understood to has agreed informally with this Vitwo a opponents of Bonus Bill Call on president Washington d. C., May 3.�?up a while the Bonus Bill was pass g through various mechanical processes today at the Capitol preparatory to it transmission to the White House president Coolidge had an engagement with a delegation which came Here to express the opposition of the sex service men a league. Whether the Bonus Bill would reach the president before monday was not certain. Final congressional action was taken on it yesterday with adoption by the House of Tho conference report but the proc not considering that the Railroad saved the capital investment in dutch Harbor until Friday it Aid j engrossing and signature of the pre Pullman equipment and other fac ii from the a most Likely location of aiding officers of the Senate and 010 a no 3ooi 300 i Ruel Jones Bush Ute necessary to maintain and to an extent operate till cars and that most of the Railroad Are receiving substantial payment out of the charge collected for the Pullman service proper the report says it is believed that the time has come when the conf nil Eion May Well Al the missing fliers. And Schang. Boston. 200 too 20 Philadelphia. Too too la Piercy Ferguson and Picinie. J in Nate the surcharge of Neill Ogden. Gray. Rommel and Perkins Bruggy. National league St. Loui. 202 300 Pittsburgh. Of Ooi Stuart and Gonzales Yde Lindgren Stone and Gooch. A Cincinnati. 200 Chicago. 010 Donohue and Wingo keen and i Hartnett. New York Ohmoto too oooo i 2 3 j Bolton. Ooi too ooi�?2 a 0 Ryan aug Gowdy i o Nett. Investigation into the reasonableness of the surcharge rate was instituted by the commission at the request of traveller s organizations. Chambers of a Commerce. Shippers hotel associations and other organizations. A # the examiner recommended that greater use of upper berths in Pullman be enforced by the railroads to reduce the a open see of providing sleeping car service. Athe american tobacco crop last Girke. And year was estimated at l4t�2,80q,000 Pound s. Minister chases clopers marries them Council Bluffs la. May 3.�?the Rev. W. W. Goodrow minister at new Underwood s. D., today pursued his eloping daughter Hester 17, to Council Bluff and when he had overtaken her officiated at her marriage to Ray e. Edie. Until recently principal of the Underwood consolidated school. Edie. Whose Home is at Emerson. La. Sad he resigned his position a Prin-1 Cip amp a after a dispute. House were a a a it until today. In any a vent it will not come before or. Coolidge until late next week to it will by a int to the Treasury department and probably to the Veteran Bureau for advice upon being race ived at the White House. Keynote song is to be feature of dem. Convention new York City. May Leer not song in to be a Lea turn of the National democratic convention it i being written by Irving Berlin. Miss Elizabeth Marbury Mem by of the National committee and chairman of a in arrangement for caring for women visitor in re Tilting plane for the song said to

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