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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 15, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather fair and Warner volume a xxxv the evening Republican third Edyl Ion Mitchell s. Friday november 15, 1929 sixteen pages number 40i new Senate bloc joins revolt o dare seas in Small boat Longworth to face test of strength soon four Chicago Man Start on i big adventure visit South seas and seek Seldom visited spots of Carrilean to be gone 8 months Chicago 111., nov 15�?sailors of Fortune who Are taking an Ocean i cruise in a thirty foot boat started i on the first leg of their journey j from the Lincoln Park Lagoon Estonia at noon. The petrel a Small Cabin launch which has so far tasted nothing flt the water of Lake Michigan is to carry its own ors Karl a Milar and Duncan a Cloch business partners in a Chi j Cago railway supplies firm with skipper v. L. Barothy and mate i Charles Conner on a voyage of and j Centre. The petrel is now nosing it Way i Down the Chicago River through the Hli Nois Mic Lugan canal in the us j Nois River and Down the Mississipp i to new Orleans. Only room for four at new Orleans the petrel will be repainted for Ocean navigation i and ballast will be added. Its de i St mat Ion is most anywhere South j of Panama. The petrel carries a j commo Dation for four persons. After the boat has been put in j shape at new Orleans messes. Milar and Clinch will join the Crew of two at St. Petersburg fla., and they win be on their Way for Points South. The first Stop will be at Havana Cuba then to the Isle of pit is and to Haiti the petrel will i Hen nose its Way toward the leaser Antilles and stops will be Clade along the coast towns of the Mainland. According to or. Milar. There Are Many passages reefs and islands in the Caribbean sea that Are Seldom visited by any one because they Are inaccessible by Large boats. Can visit tamely places he believes the petrel which draws but thirty inches of water will be Able to Sau where adventure is High and faces Are few. One place in particular he wants to see is an Inland in the lesser Antilles where there is an old abandoned Spanish fort. Belize on the coast of Centra America will be an important stopping Point a we Are in need of rest and recreation. Said or. Milar speaking for himself and his partner. A and we feel that a Little adventure along with it wont Hurt us a bit. We Are going to head out to sea where we can fish and have quiet. Our plans Are to stay Here until some time a ext june or a o a i sir a 4 t z urge paving at s. Good roads Parley House speaker expects to hold advantage in Tariff conflict delegates Savoj program of 1000 Miles hard surface huge blocks of votes claimed in first period i Wenty five names Are dropped from list of evening Republican Campaign contestants Many in Campaign past the two million Mark in votes swinging into line All a Tingle a second period a which is the High with High Hopes and ambition can a a tic period of the remainder of the Campaign ends in just one vote changes sure would upper picture is of the petrel a thirty foot Cabin launch owned by Karl Miller and Duncan Clinch of Chicago. Miller and Clinch set sail from Chicago for a daring voyage to Central and South America in their Small Craft. The boat is manned by Victor Bart Hoy lower left skipper and mate Charles Connors lower right1. Students egg Dean at Drake plaster Home of official in controversy with Ames backers Sioux City an is identified As one of Eden robbers 15�? j5 a Leo i Lea to in City. La., not Reaux. 26-year-old. Of Sioux has been positively identified it or men at the detective Buss one of two men who held in first National Bank of Ed-d., november 6 and escaped about $6,000. Hier Skola and assistant Rud of the Eden Bank a or. Des Moines la. Nov. 15.�? v a student revolt against the attitude of Drake University authorities toward the Campus. Warfare with Iowa state College As a prelude tothe schools football game at Ames i tomorrow flared into. Open. Indig nation Early today with a Rotten egg bombardment of the Home of r. O. Davies Dean of men. Davies last night refused to consider a petition asking for the reinstatement of six Drake students who were suspended for painting signs on Iowa state buildings and sidewalks yesterday. He told the group who that it would have to come through title husking be rules sports nationwide broadcast and crowd of 2.000 feature Corn event Platte City mo., nov. 15�? 4 a Walter Olson Rio ills., successfully defended his title As National Champion Corn Husker Here today at the sixth annual husking contest. Olson husked 25.27 bushels of Corn. Platte City. Mo., nov. 15�? a a football addicts took a Back seat in the sport bandwagon today As followers of the Fine Art of the bang Board Peg and Hook monopolized the radio channels and gathered some 20 too Strong to watch the Corn husking champions of seven states in the sixth annual i resented the petition National �?oshucking1�?T contest. Fourteen famed contestants two 1 plete the student Council before he would from each of the com Belt states and champions All. Were on the ground Early. Overcast skies and tar. A customer who also was in Bank when the Holdup occurred. I consider it. Clarence Guy a farm hand i in retaliation a dozen or More tufted Lair Tux. I students cause to his Home shortly. Hunch in Curr Ervy. After Midnight this morning and at a Mudd it Reid ten i00t Corn s found in i a. In. Rushed to the House and i promised that the Winner would be evening Republican Bureau. The Albee building Washington d. Washington d. C., nov. 15�?a severe test of the Longworth machine in the House is expected to develop when the Tariff Bill now j being written by the Senate is brought from conference it is be i lived Here. Although it is pointed out that a i readjustment of schedules in conference May alter the Bill some i what it is predicted that the House will again be forced to take a stand or the debenture provision and i probably the flexible provision the two chief Points of controversy Between the House and Senate. Speaker Longworth on his return j this week indicated that he sex i petted South Dakota members of the House to remain firm in their opposition to the debenture and to other features of the Bill inserted by the democratic progressive coalition in the Senate. Includes South Dakotas Longworth included the South Dakota members in his sweeping assertion that he a saw no indication a that the House would reverse itself on the stand it took against the debenture provision and in favor of the flexible clause last Spring. Specifically touching the West he he was aware of no movement which might result in serious defection of members from that Section because of dissatisfaction with the Tariff Bill or with the special farm session generally. Longworth a statement was in effect a reply to the increasing predictions Here that the administration leaders who found no trouble earlier this year in Rushing through the Hawley Bill by a Large vote will not be Able to hold Western congressmen in Check when the Bill is again brought in in the form of a conference report. Specifically it is the probability of considerable shifting on the debenture and on confinement of rate changes to agriculture is not extremely Remote. This prediction is based on the belief that the widespread criticism of the a High Tariff features of the Bill will have its effect when the House meets again. It is pointed out that the general Adverse sentiment in the West had not crystallized when the House considered the Bill last Spring As it has now. The assertion is also based on the belief that Many members voted against the inclusion of the debenture in the farm Bill and not i against the debenture itself. Dickinson to liter vote representative Dickinson of Iowa is cited As an advocate of this View being one of the farm leaders who voted against the insertion of the debenture provision in the farm Bill at the same time reserving the right to support it in connection with tax legislation. It is known that speaker Long Worth is counting on practically a solid South Dakota vote on the administration Side when the Bill is brought from conference or if the parliamentary situation com another vote on the debenture plan. In the original vote on the Hawley Bill which is being drastically remodeler in the Senate representative Williamson and Johnson voted for the Bill and representative Christopherson voted dilates in the evening Republican now famous $20,000 gift distribution and grand prize Campaign have swelled their vote totals to a wonderfully High Mark and from now tax trucks on until the finish it wil1 be a pretty exciting race Between the leaders. Sioux Falls s. D., nov. 15�?up a better highways for South Dakota were discussed by More than 75 men who attended a meeting to consider a program for paving 1,-000 Miles of the state s roads promoted by the South Dakota automobile association. Speakers in general favored paving As soon As possible. Taxation week. And now for the whirlwind finish. Now for the sensations and surprises. These Are the Days that will test the resourcefulness of the candidates. Here is where their courage upholds them and makes them fight or the Lack of it takes the drives ahead in Effort to pass Tariff upward revision of farm rates rushed by leaders hold night session by Francis m. Stephenson associated press staff writer Washington d. Nov. 15�?op a also there Are times too j surprised by a new uprising in the the first period of the Campaign stiffness out of their Knees and which closed monday night was a leaves them trailing in the dust tremendous Success. Tens of thous an ands yes. Hundreds of thousands of when Surprise courage urges them i Republican ranks pm Nat inc Pron votes were issued and every a live on when they tire. And that is profited mightily. Games fight of All. J copay rom the Hewer members it is a strange coincidence too. Names of 25 inactive candidates classified As a Hoover regulars a the and something unusual in affairs of this kind but the leading contenders who Are striving for High honors and the nine big motor cars occupied a prominent place in the Quot sle Are eliminated from the score weary Board today. These candidates by their Lack of activity Are stricken from the lists and any who May have promised to help one of this Rod just closed that not with outnumber May consider themselves discussion As opponents of the in hairline figuring can today s Lead free to throw their support else pro vement project sponsored by the ers be determined. J where. Any one eliminated upon automobile association declared 11 is hard to figure the leaders j giving sufficient Assurance to the that the taxes of the state should to a Tyr five candidates have been evening Republican of an intent to \ 1 a a a i dropped. Work May have his or her name not be increased. J the Competition therefore so far reinstated. The meeting called by w. As Tho respective standings of the can Corrall winning votes Fisher of Mitchell Secretary of the a candidates is concerned depends votes will pile up rapidly during state association was attended by entirely upon results obtained by the next eight Days that is while. A the various candidates Between now j the a second period schedule is in automobile men chamber of com and the finish As wh0 the Multi effect. While the second period Merce representatives and civic mate leaders will be. Schedule is less than the first votes leaders from All parts of the state. Blames tracks c. T. Charnock Minnehaha. Pm. L l county Highway Engineer criticized theories or rumours notwithstanding tween the first and second periods is the state legislature for not increasing the taxes on motor trucks and busses in order that they would pay a larger portion of the damage he they did to improved High i ways. A to is not the Light passenger car i that does the damage to our highways a or. Charnock . A it is the trucks and busses the motor carriers of the state and they Are not paying their share in keeping the highways in a there Are 25.000 buses and trucks in South Dakota that Are required to pay a tax of 4 per cent of their Gross earnings per be r. Last year a he a the truck taxi tic Ising the action of Secretary of Wall amounted to $58 000, a Little Over the Treasury Andrew Mellon not a Mere talk Are so Liberal that any candidate the above is not a Mere talk for can take advantage of it and win. The Sake of telling but real facts the decrease in the schedule bet hence the struggle for supremacy j not to be compared to that Between will be fought out during the next the second and final periods few Days for the entire Campaign the Livest part of the compete comes to a fateful close just four1 Tion is now at hand and while All weeks from saturday night. The continued on Page eight Grange slaps at tax slash plan favors using Money to develop Rural schools of u. S. Seattle wash., nov. 15�?<& a it Cri Hope brightens Senate was plugging ahead on the Tariff Bill today with its prospective weeks recess before the regular session overwhelmingly denied. Without warning this new Republican bloc came to the surface yesterday to strike out against the party leadership and to join that other Republican faction the Western independents in voting against the seven Days recess unless the Tariff Bill is passed. The new members made no speeches and expressed no opinions to the harassed Senate leadership which turned on them heatedly. But they passed the word that they intend to keep the Senate in constant Hesteon in an Effort to get the Tariff bin out of the Way before december and circulated a round Robin pledging members to be present. Stunned by this new show of Independence which had thrown their week of rest overboard the Senate leaders turned the tables and demanded night sessions of three hours in addition to the regular a ctn disc a right hour daily meetings and the Tiu Giulivo la i of weary Senate was grumbling away operators cheered prices Advance for whole Day $2 a truck. Why trucks and buses do $58,000 damage to our South Dakota roads after one Good h. T. Cheney Secretary of the Belle four Che chamber of com-1 Erce urged the completion of the new York n. Y., nov. 15,-4? a Street was optimistic today in because of the first upturn in prices recommending a $160,000,000 income since they reached unwonted Depths tax Cut a Resolution introduced on reduction of the Federal Reserve the convention floor of the nation n. A1 Grange Here today advocated the re discount a e and another decline use of such a surplus for Rural a brokers Loans were added to the school development. Budget of constructive financial such Money it was argued should news on which Stock prices rebound to today in a faint but desperate Hope i of getting the Tariff Bill out of the Way before the regular session. Political observers were studying with interest today this new political phenomenon arising in an already politically historical Senate session which has seen a substantial group of Western independents Bolt the leadership of president Hoover and joining forces with the democrats assume control. The new Republican faction is counted among the strongest sup Graveling program of the state is apportioned according to popu up Raterta amp of the pre id it in the sen Penally in the West River District. Lation. Throughout tile Rural Ais f5j?.arpiy from the years Low yes ate. 11 apparently has no Leader _ us Usu. Throughout Mcmo Terr a More gravel first i tricks of the Union for school Pur a we need to Complete our pres j poses. This plan not Only would 5 a a announcement of ent pro in am first a or. Cheney relieve the Farmer of a considerate stated the Farmers in the East portion of his taxation hut would a it to by and Acton of u e bring the Federal government intoned Jersey Ana action or Tho educational work in a manner six Csc change officials against Milar to its activities in Road con is amp a operations the Market rallied Stratton. Aho my Gams of two 20 approve Board pm ints j. The proposal and Anotia resold a a at a scant Bate Tion voicing approval of the Active a. J ? f66 ties of the Federal farm Board trading session the Fedora Reserve Bank of new York announced a re River Section Only have to go but a j few Miles to reach gravel we in the West have to travel sometimes it Ore than 130 Miles to find a Road or a Railroad. Complete the Graveling program before you consider More expense on discussing paving costs w. Fisher Secretary of the South a of its re discount rate from state Grange master asked the Reso to Njo a one half per cent. Lution pledging support to the fed ?. As the of cond Cut in two-1 eral farm Board be amended so that and brought the rate to the j lowest Point since july 13, 1928. The shrinkage in brokers Kota automobile association told the delegates that the state would need to pay Only $13,000 a mile for Concrete highways. Cautioning agates. Undue haste in paving Prog in and asking further investigation of the costs u. S. G. Cherry Sioux Falls attorney a to would Cost too much to make this vision of paving the main highways of the state in the next three or four years a Proba ship and apparently arose in protest at the proposal of a weeks vacation from the Long grind on the Tariff. At least senators Vandenberg of Michigan and Sackett of Kentucky who Are generally credited with organizing the revolt insist they Are not its leaders. They say privately that the group has Only one purpose a the passage of the Tariff Bill before the regular session and arose without leadership As a common expression of concerted news. The National Grange would reaffirm _ _ _ its insistence upon the enactment shrinkage in brokers cans of the principle of the Export de or the week it announced after venture As a necessary part of any adequate farm Relief program under the protective Tariff system. Three years ago we adopted the Export debenture plan As the most the close was $710,000,000 making the total reduction since the Peak of october 2, $2,632,000,000. The sustained character of the rally in which sporadic bursts of upward revision of farm rates is crowded ahead Washington d. C., nov. 15�? a3 a senatorial champions of agriculture today were speeding their efforts to write into the Tariff Bill rates to place farming on an economic parity with Industry. The agricultural schedule taken up out of regular order was the sub a trucks than is now in practice. A i am in Favory the attorney added of making the criers pay More for the use of the highways from which they make their livelihood. Other speakers on today s program included Tore Tigen Sioux Mitchell j. H. T Lamoreau. Following zoning. Told of the Money and in detectives to a closet in his in which the Money was bid i a Small Box. Rare Aux would not admit Harden the Money but refused to Here he got it. New clothing Ling an expensive fur coat new dresses and several pieces Ranine undergarments also found in the House. A her Man was reported to be ii at Britton. S. And be confessed to a part in the Bank robbery. He was be implicated the Trio p. Nest a re in connection Wio the urday of plastered the front of it with Rotten Gennely classifiable As a a a dirty it. Eggs. They disappeared in three automobiles before they could be identified. Shortly before the egg episode. An effigy of Dean Davies Dearing a sign. A Dean Hawkshaw was Hung on the Campus in front of the administration building. The six suspended students included All the bulldog cheer leaders and More than 300 students signed the petition asking that they be reinstated to Lead the cheering Section at Ames saturday. The student riot this morning was the second uprising of students against College authorities in Des Moines in the last eight months last april students at Des Farmer. The world record of 35.8 bushels in the contest period of 80 minutes established in 1925 by Elmer Williams of Illinois was deemed Safe under those conditions even though the contest Field is expected to yield better than 80 bushels to the acre. A All of the contestants took. A Light a a workout yesterday lumbering up with just a bit of exhibition shucking but contented themselves this morning with merely wandering up and Down their assigned rows of the wind matted Maize studying the layout. At 11 45 a. Rn., Central Standard time 23 radio stations of the National broadcasting company Cham u a by it Liing or pro Raj us i Ura to was me practical and most equitable form is a barbed was i Jet of debate continued from Birny out some of ult i Rucj striking at the Root of our present for a Perat night 8e8fion Jast nigh in Weir a a could be raised through fixing a agricultural difficulty and bringing of recovery was j score of committee amendments in More equal taxation on the motor to Industry in under the benefits a nce Thebegin-1 Reasin farm product. Of protective Tariff new adopted son , High quotations aa7 amendments approved at the a since that time hundreds of our j there we thru a a night session included increases in leading economic College profess sources of Bur. My on fresh and Rall Cream sore and business men have a overnight order from Bank and fr0m 30 56 6�?o10 cent a Gall knowledge the Justice of our de institutional sources a he awl in compared with the House rate of mands and the Efficacy of the Rem i ering by shorts who realized that merits a skin red milk and Cutter Edy imposed. A majority of the the Call for a statement of position Senate of the United states has from Stock Exchange officials was directed at them and a Large volume Piton. 8. A. Nov. Llu up car j Moines University now closed riot a Lamoreaux. Farmer Linn 18 cd in protest against the chairman the air and Lave Tromp East of Here was questioned at the Board of trustees and bom 55n of Chica?0 n0 shucker Ineeda relative to the Eden barred a Board meeting with eggs St robbery the Marshall county and stones. If this afternoon and his i a Mony resisted in the arrest of by a a _ j a persons to Sioux City m dears in Lon Trot Ling his of i a Leo lamer Eaux. The la a was identified this morning at Luix City As one of the Eden Bank robbers. A a ships in collision Boston mass. Hov. 15.�? up a the United Stases Cruiser Marblehead and the earn freighter Evansville Wert in collision la a fog about 25 Miles Northeast of Nantucket Early today. Neither ship was seriously Abb aged and no one was injured Oft Turkey m himself will give to the world its first radio account of the farms big Gest sport event. Microphones have been arranged so even the crash of falling stalks of Corn and the rat tat tat of ears against the bang Beard will be audible from roast to coast. The contestants Are o. Groom and l. , Missouri w. J. Lutz and Ira Critton. Kansas Charles Etter and Jess Cossel in Chicago 111-. Not. 15�?if�?Turkey preferred has found a Bear Market this year. Quotations for Turkey on today Market were 15 per cent under the 1928 Levels. The retail Price being about 45 cents a Pound the explanation was that several have entered the Market this year son and Henry a Csc Hergren weather forecast South Dakota a generally fair tonight and saturday rising temperature tonight somewhat colder in West portion saturday. Nebraska a fair tonight and sat Urray rising temperature in West and North portions tonight somewhat colder in Northwest portion saturday. Minnesota fair tonight and saturday except unsettled in North a onion saturday rising temperature in West and North portions tonight and in East portion saturday. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. Rn., yesterday to 7 a. In. Today Maxi mum 47 minimum 24 at 7 a. In. Today 24 roads fair precipitation. O precipitation Smice january i 24 60 inches precipitation excess since january i 615 inches Veather and roads Falls. W. Robinson Lake rapid City state Highway de thrice voted adopt the plan apartment Engineer Walter Ferrell Glley solution Secretary manager of the Iowa aug the Federal farm Board or com to Mobile merchants association Mission was proposed by the and j. A. Mathews Aberdeen publisher of the Aberdeen american and news. Feathers yes we sell feathers and we have this Nice letter from mrs. B. H. Eining of Artesian to prove it a dear sirs just a line to thank you for your double of investment Semi investment and speculative buying by the Public which had been awaiting the up milk from i to 2.05 cents per gallon unsweetened condensed milk from i to 1.3 cents a Pound sweetened condensed milk from 1.5 to 2.75 cents a Pound an other condensed milk from 1.365 to 2.53 cents a on Grange six years ago and has now turn before buying become a working body. Nothing priced issues. In its announced policies or Active 5 million shares ties indicates that the Board sex total sales for the Day pets to solve the Basic problem of Stock Exchange were 5,569,360 raising farm crop prices above the Saares cur Market where world level and secure a protected paces so de a similar brisk reprice for our growers. Covery sales were 2,287,500 shares a Only by this Means can the Stock Exchange ticker ran two Farmer be relieved from the disastrous Monseque Knees of constantly buying his supplies labor and taxes in a protected High Price mar Ket and Selling his important crops at unprotected prices. The debenture is the Only tool which can be used successfully by the Board to bring about near Ideal conditions a o hours and 35 minutes late. In attractively dried Whoie milk from $ to 6.5 cents a Pound dried Cream from 7 to 12 333 cents a Pound dried the milk and dried Buttermilk from 1.5 to 3 cents a Pound and malted milk from 29 to 35 per cent and Valorme. The Levy co cheese and substitutes was increased from 5 to 8 cents a Pound provided the latter figure la Standard Oil of new Jersey for not Ess than 35 per cent and Valorme. I /��4 1 a a aaa a tit t f x a so All is. Which an order of 1,000.000 shares at 50. Was placed wednesday figured largely in the Days transactions. It opened at 59 and closed at 58 1-2, a net gain for the Day of 7 3-4 on total sales of 109.100 shares. The million share order was presumed to i have been placed for the Rockefell ment by senator no it Pouf Ler interests. We. a. Out j is on live poultry were raised. Another amendment adopted made clams now on the free list dutiable at 30 per cent and Valom As compared with the House proposal of 35 per cent. The Senate adopted an Amend service want and for the fear. Is la j a thers. I did no to have any or ten Sinev tallied in re / Der for the first three times Minnesota 14 reek rtt a l j but when i used the double Willmar. Minn., nov. Is own Utt Iaal bombed service sold All the feathers George Roth he 62 of Sioux City. Chicago. Iu., nov. 15-ow-ter. La., Engineer was killed Early to roasts struck at the City Aci minis bombed of James corporation i had. I must say it pays to Day when two great Northern pass traction today when they advertise ii of son. Minnesota Harold and poultry men Walter Olson. Illinois c Tague and c. Bock. Iowa and Henry Loren Nebr listen states providing a much greater Supply a. Tam Hilo of roads rapid City 31 54 29 Good Aberdeen 43 49 28 Good Sioux Falls 30 4�, 25 Good Yankton 30 48 30 Good Watertown 22 49 22 Good Huron 29 43 24 fair Pierre 30 53 30 Good Enger trains sideswiped at an in in your paper. Erection Here. He was crushed a lot of people Are going under his locomotive which left a i a ii .1 the rails and turned Over to have met new bed this to theirs win no. 52. Was Wanter and mrs. Einings within seven blocks of the end of ____1 1. Its run from Sioux City when the to Ese Haye Brough her in a Accident occurred. The other train Nice profit because she used a a hound from Fargo n. The Blank. The Southside Home Breen first assistant counsel. Breen and his wife were thrown from bed by the explosion by were not Hurt. The property damage was estimated by Breen to be $5,900. Several patients in the evangelical deaconess Hospital do a to the twin cities. It was delay nearby were awakened and frighted three hours. Eyed by the detonation. A ican South Dakota to increase the Tariff on flaxseed from 56 cents to 65 cents a Bushel. The finance committee proposed 56 cents the same As recently proclaimed by the presider., while the House by. Provided a rate of 63 cents. Careless mailing costs u. S. Millions Washington. Nov. 15�?op Ettje Post office department iou approximately $5.odc too last year on carelessly addressed mail a Large part being the direct result of business firms having an exaggerated idea of their own prom a licence

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