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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 3, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Tor i?\7r\timr dem tit in a Ini fourth a probably showers i he h.veni1ng be publican edit Ion vol. Xxxxv1 Mitchell s. A Friday May 3, 1929 yen pages number 180 spirit Buster exposes tricks wants Lowden Reed opposes he duplicates every hoax in mediums Rac jaws of Skull snap in Broad Daylight without apparent Aid could bomb world new York City n. Y. May 3- ins a right in Broad Daylight Skull jaws snapped horns blew and drumsticks tapped without any visible mechanical Aid. All the favorite tricks of the modern medium apparently supernatural were played right in the open. But how0 Joseph Dunn Ger chairman of the investigation committee of physical research gave it All away. What s More lie showed where his device is it commercial use. A Small wireless transmitting set j in a rubber Case and batteries Are fixed on his Back under his coat by j 0 harness. Wires run Down either rouser leg. Giving him negative and positive posts. Connected with the transmitter a i Witch is in his right trouser pocket my a control in his left pocket. Each of the eight paints on the control is attuned to a different j hand presses the switch. The wire cause action in Tim receiving apparatus under his demonstration table producing the phenomenon desired. Makes c Halk write thus his left hand puts tile con 1 re on the third Point. His right hand presses tile switch. The wire i rss Waves go to the receiving apparatus and the Chalk whih has a Metal Core. Is drawn about by j electro magnets to write the dicta1 cd message just As he caused these a miracles Quot to happen so he could explode i bombs where Ever he wished by j wireless control without danger of ticking clocks or premature sex j Plo Sions ruining his plans he says j but Dunn Ger did t want to talk i for chairman of farm body immigration Law changes ugly ducklings Arl now is latin Quarter beauties Broad brows and determined jaws replace Chic foreheads and delicate dimpled chins with modern artists of Montparnasse Only optional Norbeck says Paris. France May 3�?facial-the nordic Type. Broad brows Beauty in artists models no longer have replaced the Chic foreheads a i and forceful jaws Square and de _ m _ a a tit. White House intimates that Pennsylvania is prepared the painters in Montparnasse who re Ned have succeeded delicate and rep. Christopherson have gone in for rude female ugliness in their search for character. Hoover seeks services of Illinois Man to Battle for National origins cause chins. This gentle revolution has brought about a striking change in i Beautiful models have Little i the types of women who swarm in Chance of finding positions among the cafes of the Montparnasse with urges passage of House Bill by the Senate duties to be abroad would Block vote the painters of the artists Colony their Slouch hatted bearded artist is not perfect yet i according to the head of an pm friends. The Sweet faced girls of j Republican Washington Bureau. I by Mark Sullivan cloy ment Agency which specializes i another Era who once gave smiling Washington. A. May 3�? ply Tim Albee building Washington d c., May 3�?sen-in the commodity. poor to the Colony have been re advocating passage of the House Washington i. Davjd Reed of Pennsylvania d. C., May 3�?i says a i have no disposition to Fili Washngton of a Buster in favor of a National Ori i special intimations from gun so that is specific enough As i sources close to the White houses to the present state of senator that president Hoover is anxious to Reeds mind. Nevertheless a Good obtain the apr virus of former gov Matiy senators opposed to the i obtain the services or former gov Pennsylvania senator on this ques i error Frank o. Lowden. Of Illinois. It Tion. Are plainly apprehensive that As chairman of the farm Board i provided for in the farm Relief Bill which passed the House last week. At any time in the future he May suddenly and most determinedly acquire a disposition to filibuster. They recall that senator Reed was has raised the Hopes of represent a i one of the two conductors of the track fast for 46 lives lost in Dakota relays Southern storms Tives of farm organizations that the j most spectacular filibuster in recent Joseph Dunn Ger spirit exposer demonstrates his control by the radio set strap on his bark. Over the i various objects on the table. Waterways to go Over till fall leaders yield to Hoover in order to get expert recommendations legislation will accomplish some of the things expected by agricultural interests. Whether former governor Lowden would be responsive to an invitation from the president is not known Here. Since the Republican convention last year the Illinois Leader has maintained practically unbroken silence on the farm Issue. It is said by friends of or. Lowden that he has no Faith in the House Bill As a remedy for t vie troubles of Farmers and this it is possible might dissuade him from taking part in an administration which he regarded As for doomed to failure so far As giving help to agriculture is concerned. Aii depends on Board members of Congress who Tor eight years have been fighting for the equalization fee. And abandoned it when they were convinced that the president would veto any Washington d. C., May 3�? special a Inland waterway development will be the major item on president hoovers legislative program for the december session of j measure containing it have dinner France agrees to arms Compromise budgetary system however. Massi Oli says. Is Only practical one Congress it has been Learned by members who have conferred with Hun on farm Relief and other questions related to the betterment of agricultural conditions. Advocates of a comprehensive program of improvement of the Inland Rivers and lakes who had intended to bring up the matter at the special session have been urged to defer action until experts now Geneva. Switzerland. May 3�?l43 studying All phases of water trans much about bombing new York. He pro t Marten French Delegate rotation have completed their in a n pressed no desire to bomb any,-�011"1 enc Delegate. Vest a atoll and have made their place but with his apparatus it told the preparator in disarmament repent. Could be done like this a conference today that France would i according to information Bear his bomb would consist of a suit live was if necessary on her no i on the president s plans he incas or Box containing his explosive. J tends that there shall be a Conin it. Too. Would be a receiving an p01"111 limitation of land Amia so Dation of flood control Power Taratus a dry cell Batten with in cats through the budgetary sys development and navigation which negative and positive Vires and an tem. Henceforth shall be regarded As but Thorit that interrupter and roil. Which would i 1 different phases of one problem. Seemed to be Rood authority that cause a spark sufficient to set off Hirough Goethe a wireless con for limiting War material by the Abd for flood control it is said Are their expectation of administrative benefits on the personnel of the farm Board which is to be chosen by or. Hoover. With men of the Type of governor Lowden they declare. The Board could accomplish much to restore Farmers to Equality with other producers. Attention has been called to the fact that nowhere in the House Bill Are the duties imposed on farm Board made mandatory. The various provisions stipulate that the Board a a May do thus and so under various and varying circumstances thus giving the tribunal the widest discretion. Fear selection of Meyer some misgiving was aroused when it was announced on what Senate history. They observe he is now earnestly preventing not a vote 011 the merits of a National origins a but a Mere preliminary Resolution designed to let the a question a Csc up for debate and the essential National origins Resolution is now in the Senate committee on immigration. That committee has voted not to report the Resolution out either favourably or unfavourably. In other words the committee has voted to keep tile Resolution within the committee and not let the Senate As a whole have a Chance to vote on it. Wants question on floor Iii that state of facts. Senator Nye of North Dakota has introduced a Resolution to Iii the technical phrase a discharge the committee and bring the National origins question Oil the floor. All the present discussion and the discussion for a probably considerable time Iii the future is on that preliminary Resolution of senator Nye. Facial Beauty in a painting is placed by Flaxen haired norwegian j farm Bill by the Senate because it considered he said. Girls More mildly blonde berliners meets with the approval of the so Many artists see Beauty Only j and viennese with similarly Foroud president. Representative Christop in heavy visage ladies mostly of i Able faces. J hereon. Republican. South Dakota today declared that the measure would give Congress a Start toward farm Relief problems j a it would be unusual if we should be Able to pass a Law of such far reaching consequence that would be absolutely perfect in the first in a can Stepherson said Iii a mitc hell places third in third of total die when Ture one resses will be Legh rating second heat of half Vrginia Rural sol look is 1 upon this question for some time to mile preliminaries 1demolished i come the main to Long is to get a Sioux Falls s. D., May 3�? pm i h3y the associated press Start Aryl the present House Bill Ludeman and Sherwood represent storms that have swept the East i8�?~added that when Hie farm ing Mitchell Iii the class a High 1 pm half of the United states for Board provided in the measure be school too Vard dash preliminaries three Days moved into Mexico to gins to function a experience Wilt the Point out to us amendments Anet changes that May be necessary tip la in the be enrol heat the i Lea wag it by luxe Sulu int a no Christopherson said the measure did men. In the second heat. The Orth Pacific Roan free of not go As far As he desired Bur time was to and 4-los seconds. Av1 l two measures that apr nun a third in Tho wont gales and ram and Snow. The it orgies it passed two measures Umu ter town was third in the heat. Storms have Alten 4, uves in the failed of executive approval and lie. Sioux Falls. S. 3-c4x caused llc3vy a Mesic that met with Tor Condu forms w Gree Fody Hee open i tornadoes and severe storm have j approval co resident. Ing of the seventh annual Dakota i spell a Isar Irwin Washington. a 1.ni the Middle West. A Hurricane swept Wpm Ann High Fethi Ftp is Quot ithe Gulf coast of Mexico resulting is he go one death and. In Nev York. Or rim w Ith intent inn a of twin inn two others were killed in the col ill up Kwh ? amp Ettig j lapse of a House and a Railroad wreck caused by washouts. Michigan fruit suffers in the Southern Michigan fruit Sconci to Yard Chasn preliminaries a us be Days moved into i expo 10-of the Dakota relays Here today. By and threatened to sweep the came in first and second a spec Inutile Rocky Mountain states Tirpik in the Jennri heat the i leaving Only three Southwest and or a dozen new records. The track dry and last was in first class shape. Clouds alternate May 3�?f/p a Senate advocates of the Export debenture plan today claimed two More votes from the ranks of Thosa they had previously put Down is certain to cast their ballot against the proposal. The two claimed Are senator York re with Sunshine during the Early Belt celebrating Blossom time. Copeland. Democrat. New York. Afternoon and temperatures i soggy Snow covered Trees vines and and not a Republic Iii. North Dako threatened to be sufficiently Chiny i landscape to a depth of four inches 1 a senator Copeland declared on to Handicap the runners. Re. I the floor that he intended a to landscape to a depth of Lour inches., ,. Tile unseasonable Snow is believed1110 floor t5iat be intended tori0�?� in vow lmmi5ratio2 mat Hamman s. State third. Time Shoreline and attacking Golinda leis. To that question senator 1 a $ Reed answered a Good Many words but none of his words was senator Bingham of Connecticut siding with senator Nye asked senator Reed if he would be willing to agree to let the National origins question come up a was soon As the farm Bill is out of the Way and before the Senate gets involved in the Tariff debate. To that question alone senator Reed replied with Many words but omitted to include thereupon senator Bingham concluded that a it looks As to be merged into one huge fund and expended for a whole rather Trolas were the skulls jaws at amount of Money to be spent on the demonstration. Them rather than limitation by than for partial approaches to a Romnek a App atus a different Quot umber Anc Nua Muy. A to oui a Genera wave length and place them where sound and practical method of Lim i it is understo0d ulat president he wished. Then at his Leisure in ration one which strikes the Eye Hoover regards the opening up of n theater or cafe he would put his Anco Ich the Public can easily the Rivers to transportation As a tweet a to. Era a i More in x rant contribution to the. To Lough the Chance of our fetting a the president was considering eur test vote on the matter is rather Gene Meyer for the chairmanship of the farm Board. Objections Likely to become effective raised to him Are that he is not a i All of which Means that senator practical Farmer and that he was out of sympathy with the objects of the Mcnary Haugen Bill. It is no secret Here that had the president decided to name or. Meyer his appointment would have been bitterly contested in the Senate. It is considered Likely that this May have influenced the president control on the proper Point press. The switch City Hall would. A pop Riec reflect Ithan an it outlier ii my iia a Uriu Cuccu me a Scanu Clit come toppling Down. He urge the delegates to reject scheme that has been suggested not 1 a it a just or Merer and focused his what he could do upon the problem alter adjourn excepting even the farm Relief Bill attention on former governor Low Dunninger inventor is. He says Arent of the commission which lie which has been adopted by the Den the product of six years labor. He Felt could not Hope to Complete its House and is now pending in the designed it to reproduce Phenomena work at the present session and to Senate which spiritualists said were the seek a Compromise on the matter. He made Inland Waterways a result of action by ghosts. He addressed a special Appeal to leading Plank in his Campaign plat Dunninger said that his tiny set Hugh s. Gibson. American Rcprc-1 a or manae present a care would be effective for bomb work i tentative. To Helo in this. I a ully though lit out program to con Only in about a once in radius but spa supports Ria Friend a a a Farmer a a a i pm nor iat tie Chance of obtaining favor. ,. A Able action on this program is a budgetary hit non Bihe in i brighter now than heretofore and i hat it could be stroll hied so that j Eduardo debian of spam. Anus control would be practically in j pounced that limited. A a Why. In Are 1u0j�?Ttd the Public. J that Congress should be permitted said. I could set up an enlarge-1 thought tha. The put ecu it system act is in an amenable ment of this apparatus with which promo cd by me United states was m0od. I could bomb san 11 Incisco. A not adequate. The temper of both houses is lord Cushendun. British Rier that air a stir can have an Youhg Gate announced that great Britain it demands so Long As it limits its deemed the French proposals of a budgetary limitation a step in the right direction. He agreed with the French that More time should be Given for reflection. The British Delegate strongly opposed direct limitation because this paso. Miami Seattle. Kansas City. Chicago and Bangor while i read the funny papers a of requests to reasonable projects this became strikingly evident when the House set aside four Days on which to give consideration to a number of Bills bearing 011 farming that have been pending before Congress for several years. It is in u. S. Chamber to follow farm Aid Washington l. May 3�? 4> a William butterwort of Moline. La. On u n Lino is was re elected president of implied International control. He dictated that All of these Bills Seville chamber of Commerce of the thought that the United skates Oral of which hate been Igo disunited states today by the Board would not accept control and was a in resisted will be passed by the Nve Fri for after is certain that great Britain would House with Little effective oppose system not Ideal favor Lull development lord Cushendun admitted that i members of farming states a the French system was not Ideal pc cite the peculiarly advantage because no country where Lite Cost pus position which the agricultural production is forecast. Question tons of Many buildings. about the report that he would. Second heat won by Thayer j the weight of the Snow damaged vote for the debenture plan. Sen Buena Vista Gray. Coe. Second fruit Trees Iii Southern Illinois Tor Nye said a i Hope i will have Luke Iowa state teachers third and Missouri and cold weather was i my mind made up time 15.9. A threat to the Strawberry crop in i foes claim majority third heat won by Englemann the ozarks. Administration senators still s. State Lake. Iowa state As Morgantown va., today Begani claim a majority against Hie plan teachers second Beach s. U., Clearing away the debris of yes although they admit the vote will third. Time 16.1. 1 ter Day a Tornado City officials and be close. Senator Mcnary of Ore class b High school half mile red Cross workers estimated the i Ron. Who has the farm Bill in relay won by Rock rapids la., 1 damage at Between $500,000 and charge has been hoping to have Hamman Mckisick. Rogers. $700,000 and reported More than the Senate vote on the debenture Douglas Hawarden. Iowa second a score of persons injured some Section late today but these sex Genously. Between 40 and 60 dwellings were wrecked. No fatalities were reported. One child also was killed when a school at Woodville va., we As de of directors immediately after the clasp of the seventeenth annual meeting of the chamber. Chief among the Oil or declarations were that a chamber of Commerce 1 hat a Cna Moer or Commerce a was huh would Wain i Industry now occupies and Are de uni tree to organized to fono of ?.�?~id Al ter mined to make the most of it. Developments of plans by the fed to be presented to the world As sup Oral government Lor agricultural porting larger armaments than it Relief and to bring Forward Sug rea1 a a a self cd gust ions on w hich might decide further Poucsics. Dirigible May race Over sea new York a. Y. May 3�? up a a race across the Atlantic by two huge air liners the new British r-100 and the German Grai Zeppelin loomed As a possibility to Robert t. Pollock american rep sex Treasury Heads risen Talve of the Airship guar stockholders. Too a Alee company owners of the r to 0 in. I to said the British ship would Washington. May 3�? a5 a Mart for new y a in the latter reports from i Vracr secretaries of Art of june during the special session of Congress Only the committee on agriculture and the ways and Means committee Are permitted to function. And this gives proponents of farm Bills an Opportunity to demand a hearing on measures which have been crowded into the background when other committees were clamouring for attention. President Hoover is said to be in favor of cleaning up the farming question the Inland waterway system being the last legislative act in a series of innovations which Are hailed As being largely if not entirely in the interest of agriculture. He is prepared to advocate an appropriation that will cover the completed system regardless of How i and 1many millions May be required to the Treasury under be Dumican air Marc a the Rivers navigable ii i a i u a a the chamber Ito rally to any solution acceptable to the majority and said that the commission might even have to fall Back on the system of publicity. The official text of the draft treaty upon which the commission is working shows that the British like the italian and the japanese made a reservation last year that budgetary limitation should be effective solely by publicity. Othe Graf Zeppelin plans to take democratic administrations statute i that they held Corpora Stock off for America May 15 with second trip a month later. It originally had planned to Start the first flight next week. Weather forecast South Dakota. North Dakota and Nebraska mostly Cloudy tonight and Sahi Day. With probable showers not much change in tempera Ture. And saturday possibly showers in Minnesota mostly Cloudy tonight South and West portions not much change in temperature Iowa showers probable tonight mid saturday not much change in temperature. Local temperature maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a in. Today. Maximum 59 minimum 35 a 7 a. In. Today 39 roads fair Sweet Lover i we Hile in office have a i placed before the Senate judiciary com-1 Mittee. Which is considering the j right of Andrew w. Mellon to hold that Post. J common z \ thousands of pounds of Contention of chairman Norris that Sweet Clover seed were sold Mellon As a stockholder in various the president will be hard beset by farm organizations when he begins picking the personnel of the farm Board. Among those who will have backers for one of these jobs Are Earl Smith and Chester Davis of Illinois William Hirth of Missouri Charles Hirt of Iowa l. Taber of the Grange and a. Jolson of Ohio Charles Stewart of Nebraska and Frank Murphy of Minnesota. Foes May get Board places most of these farm leaders opposed to the election of president Hoover but that it is claimed will not be permitted to count against them. It is stated that the president. Having gotten the kind of Bill he believes will be helpful to Farmers. Will gladly turn its administration Over to those who have been severely critical of his remedy for agricultural distress. The president is said to take the View that the appointment of a Board composed of men who have been fighting for legislation for Many years would create Confidence among Farmers that would to reflected in immediate psychological improvement. He is declared to be solicitous that those chosen by him shall have records which will persuade the farming population that its interests will be advanced to the fullest degree attainable under the legislation sanctioned by Congress. Fatal air Pilot held blameless Newark. N. A. May 3�? 4 a reports that Lou Foote Pilot of the colonial airways plane which crashed with a loss of 14 lives March 17. Had been held legally blameless by the grand jury were circulated about the Essex county court House today. Foote was charged with manslaughter and after he recovered from his injuries he was questioned by the grand jury. He was the Only survivor of the Accident. 0 today in Congress enterprises i6 serving in violation of the Law forbidding the Secretary of the Treasury to be interested in carrying on Trade or Commerce. The committee threshed Over the question at its it sixth consecutive meeting today and when adjournment was taken until tomorrow leaders of both sides believed a decision would be reached at the next meeting. The reports from the former secretaries Are understood to include George b. Cortelyou. In the Roosevelt Cabinet Franklin Macveagh. In the Taft Cabinet and William g. Mcadoo and. David Houston in precipitation. 0 precipitation he Wilson Cabinet a letter tron. Since january i 5.84 inches precipitation excess since january i .73 inches wea7herand roads Sioux Falls 45 56 36 .00 Good a Watertown 29 49 21 .00 Good Huron 38 56 33 .00 Good Yankton 39 60 38 .00 Good rapid City 41 38 49v Good Aberdeen 78 i 28 of Good Brookings 43 47 39 no Good Fierre 33 63 39 .00 Good Leslie m. Shaw Secretary under president Roosevelt also is before the committee. The committee also has before it a letter written by Alexander Hamilton the first Secretary of the Treasury disclosing that he disposed of his government Bonds before he took office but held his corporate Stock. Senators said that in one letter Hamilton expressed the View that the statute under which the judiciary committee pow in proceeding was hastily drawn Good and ill advised. By the associated press Friday Senate continues debate on farm Bill debenture provision. House meets at noon with legislative activity on program. House ways and Means committee republicans continue work on Tariff Bill. Senath agriculture committee conducts hearing on Southern flood conditions. Senate judiciary committee continues discussion of Secretary mellows status. Senate military affairs committee meets to take up presidential nominations. Thursday House was in adjournment. Senate heard Export debenture plan defended and assailed in farm Medaska ror Relief debate House ways and Means committee again postponed introduction of Tariff revision Bill. Suggestion for open hearing provoked new debate in Senate judiciary committees Mellon investigation. Representative Tilson of Connecticut. Republican House Leader attacked debenture plan As a direct Senate confirmed nomination of through double service want ads this Spring. If the first and does t do it the re run nearly always does. A the evening Republican Mitchell s. D., dear sir a the last time run closed out All my Sweet Clover seed. One Man sent in an order from $50.00 Worth. I am Well paid for the $1 spent thanks for the service you gave me. Yours truly d. W. Mcmillin Winner s. �?� it pays to use a Republican want and. Try d. Wilbur former Secretary a j i of the Navy. To be judge of la win. _ a circuit court of appeals. Reed is very much Iii Earnest about having National origins go into effect. Add to his earnestness the fact that he is very Able in debate and very resourceful in parliamentary warfare. Add further the fact that Many senators agree with him. Add yet further the fact that even the senators who oppose him respect thoroughly the sincerity of his convictions in this question. Add finally the fact that the parliamentary and legislative situation rather favors senator Reed. The sum of those additions amounts to a fair Prospect that National origins will remain in the Law and will go into effect july 1st. To understand the parliamentary situation it is necessary to understand the unusual Way in which National origins arises just now. When the present immigration restriction Law was passed in 1924, it provided in a kind of duplex Way that the census of 1890 should be the basis of quotas for two years until 1927. And that thereafter the basis should be National origins. The two years passed 1927 came around and Congress voted to postpone National origins for one year. Again a year passed and once More Congress in 1928, voted to postpone National origins for a year. Yet again a year passed and in february last it was proposed yet once More to postpone National origins for a third time. That Resolution was prevented from coming to a vote in february and March largely through parliamentary resourcefulness of senator Reed. Consequently the present situation is that National origins will go into effect july isl next unless something is done about it. Opponents must act to prevent anything from being done about it is senator Reeds strongly held and quite legitimate purpose. It is the opponents of National origins who must take the initiative who must propose and effect a change in existing Law. As senator Reed said rather defiantly to senator Nye the latter is obliged to a proceed with a heavy what senator Nve and his associates want to do is either to postpone National origins for another year or repeal it altogether preferably the latter. Of indict chicagoan Chicago 111., May 3�? it pm Timothy j. Crowe and fourteen other former or incumbent officials of the Chicago sanitary District were named in indictments returned by the regular Cook county grand jury this afternoon. Tile indictments charge conspiracy to commit an illegal act and conspiracy to commit an illegal ast against a i municipality. Baseball scores National league Cincinnati at Brooklyn postponed rain and acid weather. Chicago at Philadelphia postponed wet grounds. St. Louis at Newyl Ork. Postponed cold weather and wet grounds. Other game not scheduled. Milbank s. A. Third. Time 1 37.2 class a High school half mile preliminaries a first heat won by Sioux Falls Watertown second Central of Sioux City third. Time 1 35. Second heat won by Aberdeen. Pierre second Mitchell third. Time 1 35.4. Ico Yard dash preliminaries a first heat won by Mendel. Yankton College Sears. S. U., second Killinger Nebraska Wesley be stations have been diminished by requests for Opportunity it discuss tile legislation. The Best guess now is that the Senate will Complete its work on the an. Third. Time 10.2 second heat won by Sand n. Psi durable property d. Aggie Jarrett. N. A. Second Englemann s. State third. Time 10.1 third heat won by Boggess Buena Vista Johnson Columbus troyed and two negroes lost their Bill As a whole Early next week lives when their Cabin was struck probably tuesday. Although the at la Grange. A. An unknown main difficulty will have been Over number of persons were injured at come when the debenture Section is Woodville i disposed of. A dozen or Mere Amend two killed in Tennessee 1111011ts Are pending which Promise to two persons were killed and five provoke considerable debate injured at Embr Eeville Tenn. By talc announcement of senator High winds that also caused con Copeland that he would vote for the damage while debenture Section divides the vote one was killed and 12 injured by a new York on the Sana Small twister that destroyed Sev or Wagner has declared his Capo is second Duca. Iowa state teachers Alabama one person and seven wind storm. Reports that two oth third. Time 10.4. First two each and seven injured by a terrific eral houses on the outskirts of ution to t�?~1c Jacksonville Fra Prosperity begins on a in in Baldwin county in Southern senator Copeland argues that the Baldwin county. In South in Large Industrial centers of the coun k try will not have Prosperity conditions unless the Farmer is Prosper Aldwin county in Southern \ was heat qualify. I wino storm it tetons mat two on Ous the Gore he said he would discus throw won by Engle cts had been killed at Oak ala., j vot4 for the debenture plan although maim s. state Peterson Iowa were unconfirmed. The considered it no More than state teachers second Culver. Doane third. Distance 137 feet 8 1-2 inches. New record i Amer Mark 137 feet. 2 inches by Wel Sandt. Columbus 1928. South Dakota College half mile relay won by Yankton Starbuck the Saga. Denu Mendel Sioux a youth living near Slaughter. I aunty. He contended that Tho ky., was killed by lightning that i Tariff was just As a economically unaccompanied a Small Tornado which i sound As the debenture plan Irmi Pri fir a Erynn in Pulaski he was interrupted by injured five persons county. Wednesdays tornadoes in Arkansas took a toll of five lives senator Sheppard. Democrat. Texas win said he Felt compelled a to congrats and late the senator from new York for the the generous position he has taken 30 injured at Wheatley in Falls College second Columbus i Eastern Section of the state and in behalf of the Farmer coming As. Third. Time 1 31. New record at fort Smith in he Western area. Lie does from the most populous state in the death list mounts i senator Norbeck. South Dakota former Mark 1 made by Columbus in 1928. High school 100-Yard dash pre Richmond va., May 3�? it a a a asserted that the democratic plat luminaries first heat won by us i steadily mounting death toll from form seemed at the time of it the series of tornadoes that Des j adoption to premise More than the pig Garretson Strout Parker 2nd�?T Stickney Sioux Falls third. Time 10.6. Second heat won by caulk of Central Sioux City Schwieren Watertown second Johnson Het land. Third. Time 10.7. Third heat won by Mitchell a ended on widely scattered sections of Virginia yesterday and last Niht had reached 28 late today. One injured Man was rooted dying. The condition of four others was described As a a critical and a dozen More were still in a serious Sherwood Mitchell second Norton c0�dltl0p. Watertown third. Time 10.4 i or ? ,9, rom the local fourth heat won by Douglas affected follows Rock rapids Iowa Derby. Rapid i a e Cove 18. City second Dukelow Pierre 3rd. Tune 10.5. O a Lindy and Anne slip reporters Englewood n. J., May 3-w Woodville 2. Callet 4. La Grange. 2. Flint Hill 2. Total 28. An associated press correspond Republican platform although to said. Houston documents phraseology was such that it was difficult to promised a perfect boards speaking of the proposed farm. Board the South Dakotan said a we Are told that this is going to be a perfect government Board. We never had one before. I believe that the larger percentage of Tho Farmers trouble is due to the interference with tile economic Law by the government. It was a government Board that caused the debacle in the Wool prices which went from 72 to 15 cents in one Day. It was Federal a government Board the Cove at 18. Said that searchers j Reserve Board that put on the in Hanckel tamil arme a Morrow prob i we fl11 Combine the mins of the nation that in turn brought Trou Ahlva were chuckle today on How school House demo Lis bad there yes ble to the Northwest said again it Thev eluded curious is to enjoy 9erdaybut believed that All Stu was the ame Board that brought an undisturbed Auto bile id of the Quot the u1�?oary vicl6nt de la la hours Over secluded Jersey j ded hour a petals in Bristol and Gate City. Roads. Arriving at the Morrow Home in fan of la to news a and an it Hill Are in the ame a Sec camera men8 the colonel with miss of the state washing Morrow at his Side departed at 1 20 p. In. And did not return until 11 15 last night. Where they went remained undisclosed. Reporters made a frantic search of the Countryside in belief that the couple May have eloped. Tiie colonel was not among those tending from southwestern Missou present when miss Morrow earlier i to Southeastern Michigan. In the Day arrived in new York tw0 men were lied 5near Bat from Cleveland with memmers of the Creek much. Jast night in an All information As to the time crash attributed to poor nun into opera lion ii May of ail i Ormason As to me ii me visibility because of the storm. A Praff on commodities Ani and place of the wedding was re a glued m chicag0 when he Era e on some com moan is fused at the Morrow Home and reporters were asked to leave by mrs Morrow s Secretary. Of storm damage heavy Chicago 111., May 3�?</p a the Middle West today was checking its loss from yesterdays storm which took at least three lives. Snow ram sleet had and wind col dined to do damage Over a wide area sex we have listened to arguments by Able senators to the effect that la Grange the debenture plan does not insure Success As it can be nullified by the countries to which we desire to Export. The same might be True of our other shipments. We have no right to ship to Ary country. We must get their permission. Simply optional feature a i want to emphasize that there is no Bill pending Here to make the debenture plan a Law of this land. The debenture plan is simply provided As an optional feature in the Senate agricultural Bill. The farm Board May or May not % in the Slippery pavement. Two or deaths were considered Possie a Workman at Indiana Harj Bor iud., reporting he had seen an american league r Detroit .010-0c1-103�?6 Chicago .100-000-000�?1 Uhle and Phillips Thomas Crouse. St. Louis at Cleveland postponed rain. Other games not scheduled. H b 9 2 5 3 and bits Down yanks Pittsburgh a. May 3�? a the pirates Defeated the Yankees by a score of 8 to 2 Here today in an inter league exhibition game. The buccaneers found Gordon Rhodes easy in the Early innings and continued their against Henry Johnston. Lee Meadows and Fred Russell pitched for Pittsburgh. R h e new York too too oil2 8 2 Pittsburgh .032 102 Fox 8 15 0 Rhodes. Johnson and Dickey Jorgens Meadow and Linton and not on others. It May operate part of the time and not All the time. All this is within the Dice Tion of the farm Board. The Farmers Are asking for this plan in the belief that it will add 21 cents a Bushel to the Price of wheat ii nut into operation and a proportionate Advance on other commodities. State contractors i air plane containing two men plunge join National body ��eth0e Tahk pm search revealed no Aberdeen s. t May 3�? 4> a fruit Farmers in Southern Illi the Dakota Branch of the Asso Nois and the Ozark Belt were re dated general contractors of ported to be heavy sufferers. Al America was formed Here yester though the Snow acted As a Blanket Senate recommends fund Day. With 20 contractors from against Frost its Weigl woke Down i for flooded Farmers South Dakota and 14 North a j Many Trees Farmers in numerous Washington d Mav 3�?i7p>�? Kota attending. J places in Missouri held prayer j Congress turned away from the Headquarters of the Dakota meetings when further Frost was farm Relief question briefly today Branch of the association will be j forecast. J while the Senate adopted a Reso in Aberdeen. Officers elected yes j Cape Girardeau Poplar Bluff and Lution recommending the Exendi ter Day include president s. W. Southeast Missouri communities i Ture of $2 500 000 for the Relief of Jonason Aberdeen and executive j were completely isolated for sever Farmers who suffered in the recent Secretary s. H. Collins Aberdeen a1 hours when wind and Hail snap Southern floods Ned communication lines and Dis i to House without legislation to erupted rail service. A High wind consider held a ten minute session at St. Louis caused considerable to permit members to insert in property damage. Lake on rampage Snow flurries were seen in Chicago but most of the damage Here was caused by Lake Michigan w hich again swept Over the breakwaters and flooded South Side streets and basements. Numerous accidents continued on Page six Keyes dented bail los Angeles. Calif., May 3�?vp a the third Appeal of former District attorney Asa Keyes of los Angeles under sentence to san Quentin prison on a bribery conviction for release on bail was denied yesterday by Superior Jude Hartley Shaw who decided the alleged pre Canous condition of Keyes health did not Warr amp Jit i release their the congressional record views on various topics. The Senate still had before it the farm Relief Bill which included the Export debenture plan which has been so vigorously opposed by the Hoover adn nitration. The House Bill passed already did not incl Udo this feature

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