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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 29, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather fair and Gilder volume xxx Vii the evening Republican third edition Mitchell s. Friday november 29, 1929 sixteen pages number 51 Hoover Hopes to re unite Senate . Farmer is hit kills his wife asks divorce worlds Best new dry plan Harmony Rait proposal to move enforcement to attorney general May unite factions Hope to split demos a once i a by Francis m. Stephenson Washington s. D., nov. 29�? pint Hoover Hopes to reunite dered party in the Senate the regular session con beginning december 2, a a Gisla Tive program. Prohibition and Law enforcement in will be the spearhead Schich the president will seek set the Republican forces and in democratic opposition in co pro a to tar a program to reorganize the action service under the de Lent Justice. Republican Ains see the Opportunity to the Republican West and East ter again and by the same to Divide the Northern and pm democrats. Tariff always first lever before . Hoover can in regular session Congress re these new policies the Bugaboo remains to be disposed . The Tariff controversy along with the farm Relief contest has brought about the deepest schism in Republican ranks in the Senate in years. The Tariff Issue goes into the f regular session. That Means it goes i into the approaching congressional j campaigns in All probability. What j effect it May have is a question j demanding close consideration in j Washington in Congress and Ati the White House. Immediate attention both the Senate and the House in the regu j Lar session will be demanded by oth j problems. By previous agree a meat. The Senate will take up the i three year old controversy Over the right William s. Yare Republican senator elect from Pennsylvania. To a Senate seat. Money Bills in House the House will be Busy until Christmas time the appropriation Bills. Even after the Senate passes the Tariff Bill weeks controversy Are in Prospect Between the Senate and House in an attempt to smooth the differences Between the administration dominated House and the democratic Republican Independent controlled Senate. In session already for a year the Senate is beginning to weary the grind particularly with one third the membership up for re election next year and anxious to get Home. The Prospect for keeping Congress at work longer than late Spring seems therefore unlikely. Some leaders in control the regular session will see the same leaders in control As in the extra session. Speaker Longworth again will reign Over the House and the Turkey Day snowfall amounted by congestion i and self at terminals thanksgiving condition costs Ectra dime a Bushel from july to october claim chicagoan a Iii health blamed for dual slaying Rush season is past hit in Stock drop around the Standard administration policies pres Dent Hoover upper left Hopes to solidify Republican ranks in the regular session Congress starting december 2. Senators Norris lower right Nebraska and Follette lower left Wisconsin have been outstanding leaders the Republican Independent ranks. Vice president Curtis upper right and speaker Long Worth Center again will Rule Senate and House respectively. City has White thanksgiving cold is again forecast for today Relief by saturday. Thanksgiving in Mitchell had a Christmas like aspect since the ground Wras covered with a Light fall Snow. This came As somewhat a Surprise since the weather forecast the Day before had j not indicated Snow. Cold weather was forecast by the Byrd starts hop to pole new York n. Y., nov. 29�? it pm the new York times the St. Louis Post dispatch and the newspapers affiliated wih them in publishing reports fro v commander Richard e. Byrds Antarctic expedition today announced that command Byrd started from his base. Little America in the Antarctic at 3 29 clock yesterday afternoon 10 29 p. In. New York Timeon a 1600 mile flight to the South pole and Back. O Weatherman but the sudden drop nvt/r1 ctvim/11 Dot t from Spring like temperatures wed-1j uhf mesday to a maximum Only 27 a thursday was unexpected. Thurs-1 Mav Raffl t s i Day night the minimum tempera-1 i i i do lure was five below Zero and this Survey being made by Trade body May decide Fate evening Republican Bureau the Albee building. Washington Washington C., nov. 29.�? warning that no a a general program building Grain elevators is warranted despite present overflows Grain stocks is contained in a report the Bureau agricultural economics to the Federal farm Board made Public today. The report which is a summary the Bureau s findings in a sur very requested by the Board estimates that congestion terminal markets costs the Farmer to cents a Bushel from the Middle july to the first october in South Dakota As in neighbouring states. No recommendations Are made for solution the problem other than a declaration that no general building program is necessary. It is stated however that congestion a a appears to have passed its Peak a and easier movement May be expected. A a rather heavy movement old wheat to terminals a the moving the new crop and a slackening v Export demand Are the two primal factors in causing the congestion it was stated. Canadian Price explained with respect to trading commodity markets it was declared that a a because the depression Cash prices relative to futures country elevators in the Spring j wheat Region were unable to receive As much Grain As usual for storage j and that a a the Only Safe practice i. Was to refuse Grain a for storage once their actual storage space i was ski Fraim a a the discussion higher Ca a i Uil Hilll us Badian prices during this period is we fit re Nutry re nip Atif special significance because a1 the similarity that country a Aberdeen gets Aid wheat Pool and the Aims the farm Board farm Board. It reads a a the lower Washington C., nov. 29�? up j prices at the United states terminal a commodity loan $1,000,000 a Verdu in part it scr factors i Early in the season the lower prices was granted the South Dakota the United states were due to the wheat growers association a earlier movement the crop and Erdeen. D., today by the Federal j co fluently earlier effect the. To. J crop movement upon prices. Farm Board a furthermore in Canada Cash the $1,000,000 will be used to sup j wheat was not pressed for Sale As it element Loans obtained by the t was in the United states. In the South Dakota association from the Case about half the Canadian i crop this was because it was being marketed by the wheat Pool and hence it was not sold As it arrived Chicago 111., Jam b. Pauley. I chairman the Board directors the Miami Coal company and his wife. Mrs. Elinor Ludlow Paul by Niece former gov. Bushnell Ohio and a. One engaged to cant. Richmond p. I Hobson hero the Battle 1-i Iago were found dead t. I than .3 at the ambassador no million loaned morning the Mercury had climbed up Only three degrees. Light flurries Snow wednesday night and thursday morning made .07 inches moisture. I Federal intermediate credit Bank at i Omaha Nebraska. It will enable the association to make advances to its grower members in line Witt the wheat loan policy announced by the farm aboard last month. Of capper measure evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington Washington C., nov. 29.�?the will use loan to Aid wheat Pool members Aberdeen. S. D., nov. 29�?up a although officials the South a at the terminals. There was no tendency to Force the Sale Grain track because the railways do not charge demurrage cars which cannot be unloaded. In the United states the other hand demurrage is charged for Grain held track and this forced its Sale at prices below the basis the cur Between Murdo and rapid City \ Federal government will decide Dur not prepared to make a de Kota wheat growers association rent future. With Cash prices be vice president Curtis will continue As presiding officer the Senate. Senator Watson Indiana the Republican Leader is expected Back from a rest trip to take Over the Helm the majority party in the Senate while senator Robinson a a a Kansas the democratic Leader will be guiding the minority. Over in the House tire Tison Connecticut will take j morning. Up the Republican floor leadership again and representative earner Texas will go into action for the first time in a regular session As the democratic Pilot. O to from three to four inches. Wisconsin Man freezes Racine a nov. 2�? a a the sub Zero weather which swept Down Wisconsin yesterday has claim led its first life today when the body Nick Smolinski 45, was found in a Field in a sparsely set represent tied Section the City Early ing the regular session Congress it is believed if South Dakota manufacturers and retail dealers May legally fix prices at which their goods Are to be sold. This problem is one the most vexing now before business interests generally. It affects virtually Low near futures in the United states this tended to lower futures in the United states whereas in Canada there was no Cash account to help to drive Down the futures marauding Bruins eat adj pee crop by main a w Brant up a cries and went to the rarely. Mich., not 29--mr. Res a he was badly Cut and i tags son harvested scarcely an bruised and half Frozen when and a rom this years Fine crop. Lek bears protected by Law 1927. Did it for him breaking fruit spurs and limbs in their pious rampage., i growers complain that bears e increased at an alarming rate. O tailed statement today concerning the $1,000,000 loan granted them by the Federal farm Board. Bern Dickinson Secretary declared that the application for the loan had been file with the farm Board i congestion passes Peak for some time. Concerning present conditions it at noon today the organization was stated a a although there has had not received word officially not yet been any marked increase that the loan had been granted. I exports Grain the congestion this i All businesses furniture makers a the loan will be used in aiding at terminals appears to have passed manufacturers tobacco Cement Farmer members the Pool whose its Peak. Mill grinding and the Snolinsky wandered from his and its products and even More a 192g crop is being held in Accord Small Quantity wheat constantly Home last night with t an Over patently different products. Ance with the a go ire the farm being worked for Export now a coat members his family said. The question at Issue is whether Boarder Dickinson explained Pear to be equal to slightly in Christ Brant up 35, Milwaukee it is to the Public advantage to a1 h a apprised the associated excess current receipts receipts was saved from a similar death last Low manufacturers to insist upon it App it further a there after he had unwittingly dealers Selling their products at a approval the a Puca a till the Mand United states Grain is ass Ftp a. A Audi it a Hill to Ripul Aith saw night walked off a Street end Here and a url in t?.ailow a a caned denoted that the Smth dal fallen Over a 75 foot embankment j a Cut Throat Quot Competition Price Cut soda Tjon Haf complied i a Bill attempting to Deal this question is now before with con Poi pc a St South Dakota Ettis Nebraska Gen fair Monigl. And saturday i 11 my erasure saturday. Minn a Flat in fair to j ight and saturday rising tempered a. A a j and in North porch late tonight North Dakota mostly fair to get and saturday rising tempered saturday and in East portion Fra ton j Iowa generally fair tonight and Hirday continued cold tonight slug temperature saturday. Local temperatures maximum and minimum tempering As recorded by the official Hemment thermometer from 7 a yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 27. Minimum 5 below. At 7 a. In. Today 2 below. Roads fair. Precipitation .07 inches Precipio Tion since january i 24.84 inches Ecio Tatum excess since january 6.13 inches. A pleased customer ent situation is that there is no More Domestic wheat in the United states than there was a year ago. Although there is More wheat in the visible Supply there is less farms so country marketing Dur ing the remainder the season Gress. It is sponsored by represent Ladop fir Active Kelly Pennsylvania and a us i senator capper Kansas. It has to it us cnut come to be known As the a a capper a i a Ceca Vav la ii Duhl i Kelly fair Price Bill. The Bill would authorize manufacturers to contract with dealers for Sale any commodity at a stipulated banking Central j. Price. Such contracts shall be in a n. Moved today to solve its an Export demand during the re Force under the Bill except in Case quarrel with soviet Russia Over minder the season considerably damage to Good. Bankruptcy in a and management a a a Sim Tor proceeding a closing out railway built by the a to a Cany Over into Tel. Coroner Herman n. Bundesen said there was no doubt . Pauley had killed his e and then turned the revolver himself. Mrs. Pauley known As a famous Beauty in Ohio had been shot in the right Temple As she sat Iii a chair working a Cross word Puzzle. It was apparent the husband then stepped Back to feet so to the bathroom and shot himself in the right Temple. No letters were left nor was any motive established for Pauleyy a deed. Coroner Bundesen we As satisfied the de the couple was not the result a suicide pact and that mrs. Pauley had not even a seconds notice that she was about to die. It was the belief the Corr r and the police that Pauley yielded to a sudden impulse rather than that he had contemplated such action. Invited to dinner the Pauleus were invited to thanksgiving dinner at the Home William f. Bode. Notation to that effect was found in mrs. Pauleyy a engagement Book. Pauley had finished shaving. Mrs. Pauley was wearing a Kimono apparently waiting for her husband to finish his toilet when she would put her gown and be ready to drive to the Bode Home. The Magazine was in her Lap the dictionary her Elbow and a Pencil had fallen from her hand to to Rug. Oscar Otter chauffeur for the Pauleus was waiting downstairs with the car. Or. Pauley had been out in i morning Otter said and had returned to the hotel to take his wife to the dinner at the Bode Home. A the was one the finest men i Ever knew a . Bode told the police later. A a he was moderately wealthy and i do not think he lost any Money in the Stock Market slump. He uras influential in the Coal business and when any strikes similar troubles occurred he was always selected to negotiate with the opposing parties. Ill health cause it was . Bodes opinion that in health May have prompted Pauley to self destruction. Seven eight months ago Pauley went to the Mayo clinic at Rochester minn., because a stomach ailment. Or. George w. Webster who had attended Pauley said he had been in Fine health recently and did not need the services a physician. John t. Connery president the Miami Coal company said he was unable to Supply a motive for Pauleyy a desire for death. He was the opinion Pauley we As in comfortable financial circumstances. George Getz president the Globe Coal company said he had talked to . Pauley a few Days ago and found him in excellent health and spirits. The Pauleus had been married 25 years. Estimates their Ages by friends were that he was 54 55 and she was 48 to 50. They had no children and the Only known relatives were reported to the Coroner As mrs. Arthur Voys Columbus o., and mrs. K. Tilton Miami Fla. Nieces mrs. Pauley. Livestock is put exhibit Grain from most Fertile lands is also put display former Winner out by Phillip in Harris associated press staff writer Chicago us nov. 29�?04 a the pomp and pageantry nature went display today at the opening the 30th annual International livestock exposition and nay and Grain i show at the Chicago Stock Yards. From Europe and Canada have come the purest Breeds domesticated animals snorting and stomping As they entered the famed old Tan bark Arena to match brawn and Beauty with americans finest. In the Hay and Grain show Are exhibits from the richest soils and Best farm lands in the country. As natures aides in staging this annual pageant Are Veteran farm experts and eager Young boys and girls whose lives and work largely Are dedicated to improving the nations standards in agriculture. Mrs. Marian Mears who has filed a i they represent schools and colleges vast estates and Small farms but suit for divorce from John Henry Mears who held a record for at the livestock show they cling the Globe in Twenty three Days j equal footing before keen until the Graf Zeppelin took the Crown from him. Griffith raps to i net a in Nat Pion sep to be Soia me Nom Ai car Neuff Kruki Yoakum Railroad executive is dead Are judge whose Only duty is to pick the Best. Last year premiere honors the exposition were heaped upon the slender shoulders a 12-year-old Iowa farm lad Clarence Goecke state Center whose prize steer Dick swept through to the grand championship to be sold the Hoof at a previously undreamed figure. Young Goecke has not big ten football Czar in i entered this years Competition but City. Denies proves his sister Emma. 16, and his Mccuis Ion Ali so i sin Elmer Goecke 14. Are seeking 1 t ii $ $ pm Kaii i to uphold the family reputation. I intercollegiate football and in More than 12.ooo head livestock Amateur sports Are not in the j Are entered this year establishing a demoralized condition that Knock new record in numbers and show Els would have the Public believe authorities say the Quality the. Tut inn Tuhn t Orif animals also is constantly improve according to major John l. G if ing a novel arrangement has with Chicago commissioner been adopted for showing off the athletics the big ten Confer Kings and Queens the livestock ence world. A a thrones have been erect . Griffith halted for an hour in a e arc Najy a it Blue ribbon winners while Here to wednesday in Mitchell Enro Ute Jore by have Only been paraded Back to Chicago from. Rapid City where he addressed the South Dakota educational association convention there tuesday night. He was the guest . Earl Roadman j president Dakota Wesleyan uni jew York. N. Y., nov. 29. Up a varsity at the weekly meeting the private funeral services for Benja kiwanis club. X t min f. Yoakum financier and rail a the Carnegie report its Imes Road executiv3 who died Early ligation in College football state. = thursday will be conducted at his to at the game is highly commercial Home in pm a pie at n.3t a sized a major Griffith declared. M saturday Charles f. Macintosh a a to 1 a a Elthy ump sense Reader in the third Christian a this is True in the same sense. -1 that churches Art institutes and 2 other cultural phases civilized will be in charge the service. Life also Are commercialized but it a urial 111 in Woodlawn Ceme is not mercenary by a Long ways. 01 a it is not conducted for a he Bene Mij / rift fit coaches for they Are not been ill for some time heart Dis repaid. Ten thousand dollars a 1ease last monday he suffered a year is not big Money for the few serious heart attack after which 1 top men in any profession and a c0p11 nations hid there Are 20 000 men coaching among the financial positions held football in the United states. By . Yoakum were a it resolves itself into the ques chairman the Board Empire lion whether a sport should be Bond and Morl a a. Company new condemned because it possesses kit earning Power whether it director the Seaboard air line should be condoned because it has Railroad the St. Lout and san no earning j a a he is unconcerned about the j re Corporal a statement the Carnegie report makes concerning an Over sufficiency publicity demoralizing 1 a Ray a became president the St. Louis and san Francisco educational institutions. To toma1. Ii. Railroad company in 1900, a football men he was credited with developing the Quot Frisco system Quot from 1.120 to More than 6,000 Miles in 1905 when i the Railroad Allied itself with the Rock Island lines . Yoakum became chairman the executive committee both the Chicago Francisco Railroad and the Western in 1884 he was traffic manager the san Antonio and Arkansas Tlley show signs taking credit for what the team does As a whole a the major declared. In contrast to recent statements that football seems to be waning he is firmly he belief that it j Island and Pacific railway holds a still greater future and and the go. And Gan Francis pointed out that this year s season j to t a m j a d my the remainder me season in Manchuria now will be much less than they were banking. China nov. 2-</p the in Tho corresponding period last chinese govern j year. In View the Prospect Stock. It is argued that such aking czars in Man Harja. Meanwhile it 7�?o,? a to Tea prices would eliminate Many reported actual military hostile carr5 her to july this Kar wastes which Are now entailed by to by Manchuria had eased. I 0 a Mitchell Republican dear sirs j Price cutting. It is aimed especially Quot Jat in Quot to e n7�?o jd7d Quot to the j dub Nunn d Toi Dos must say i had very Good at Cham stores since they have go emment from the Chi a Crown Uto . A a to Art i old own a re t2$. At a a ambassador at Berlin there was results with the and. I sold paces than other dealers. However. G do Stan to Belli Erent tone it was the ram the first Day the a not ronces8 a a a that rejection the chinese also sold 7 in x term a will indicate Russia enter Hunting trip per came out. The ewes that i had no Tion Selli the same and. Trade commission has sent out gains warlike ambitions toward Chi intent today announced it a. The National government will questionnaires to All companies Tion Selling irom the concerned in the final Stag its the Soute Mote a up investigation this problem. The g a a v u i inquiry is know As that into a Are 0 had had them. A i am coming right Back i p Viti a Terr and roads Huron Mou Yan Falls bookings rapid City Aberdeen Pierre Watertown 7 an. I -2 0 3 17 6 .5 Llo i 30 34 29 17 29 sold several mole rams if i Sale Price the study Nln \ Pari pub its undertaken today is the most vital 1 in i Xci i part the investigation. Comparison is sought $ and and its object is to compare prices at you with another Adana which prices have been if you do As Yood with this by agreement with prices for nth j will goods said in open Competition. The one As with t result this study May determine have another ready for you. The Fate pending legislation a Viani your i Riiff the matter. N cd i the commission last year ended # a. Ehret the first it its inquiry by sub a Uit Lintn t1 Itil Merv t0 00nress detailed Analy f Sis the \1ews manufacturers. Sol a it /1/7 i into s no comment is needed wholesalers retailers Consumers Jwj Ifill Lullo. I re re i in and professional men. On the and Pittsburgh. Pa., nov. 29�? a3 a the above stages and disadvantages fix the aluminium company Ameri letter. Fog prices by contract. The second Ca will expend $5 too too in 1930, Ita part however is far More import was announced a the company he is now running a Good ant since it to interpretative the flees Here. The allocation under the a for huh calves for which facts found and May contain rec budget headings has not been com commendation As to legislation. Plated but a considerable part Hilo roads 30 0 Good -3 .00 Good 0 �3 Good -2 to Good 13 .41 fat 3 fair la 01 Goodie use the Blank we predict Success. 24 la .08 upon Fate the this report will rest he fair Price Quot Bill. Menno s d., nov. 29.�?up a fun eral services for . W. P. Brower 33, local veterinarian who was j drowned in the James River near Here wednesday while Hunting i ducks will be held tomorrow. Accompanied by a boy p. E. I Kroemer . Brower had gone into i the country to it Reinato hogs. Re i to a turning they sighted ducks and to a Wotch i Tince leaving their automobile they Paris France nov. 29.�? ply crossed the River the ice for a counsel for pols Negri film Star better shot. Whose real name is Appoline while re Crown the thin surface. Chalu Pec today filed a petition for . Brower broke through. Koer divorce against Prince Serge i Ner went for help while Brower Clung to the ice but when rescuers i arrived he had disappeared. His body was found about four hours later. Or. Brower prominent Here is survived by his widow and a Small a Aughter. O Robbe si8.000 Chicago 111 nov. 29.�?�?sev-n men entered the offices the Case and Martin pie company thanksgiving Cay broke open the Safe and escaped with approximately $18,000. Gril aviators land Are aloft 42 hours Bobby and Elinor run out Gas but who try new time flight metropolitan Airport los Angeles calif., nov. 29�?up a the second attempt Bobbie Trout los Angeles and Elinor Smith new York. To establish a new record for endurance flight Here failed today when Lack fuel forced them to land their plane at 3 45 a. In. They had been in the air 42 hours and 5 minutes. It was their second attempt within a week to better the record 420 hours. 21 minutes. 58 seconds held by Dale Jackson and Forest brine St. Louis. The 42 hours and 5 minutes is a record for women however As they Are the first women to make a refuelling endurance flight. Was among the most successful in history. Landis football major Griffith is known As the a judge Landis football. From 1902 to 1904 he was coach at Yankton College going from there to Morningside and thence to Drake where he developed the widely known Drake relays. The program wednesday noon for More than 20 years he had been interested in improving the condition the Farmer and in 1909 first advocated a system farm marketing known As a the Yoakum plan a Many features which have since been embodied into farm legislation and in National Farmers organizations a was especially devoted to thanks mama stat slated giving and . Earl Roadman de in slivered a thanksgiving address in for which he urged a a spirit a i Nail i Usi Precia Tion As Well As an Numera Washington C., nov. 29�? suction the material blessings and cml a senator Mcmaster i3 in line gifts that come during the chairmanship he Senate q committee military affairs it is Learned Here today. Shifts now under Way in the committee assignments senators May place the South Dakotan at the head he important body. Either at this the next session Congress. Mcmaster would replace be Naioti ree a pa., Eastern Republican member if the change is made at this lid it House will Speed slash in taxes Washington C., nov. 29.�?up> a chairman Hawley the House ways and Means committee predicted today the House would Adl a a Resolution to authorize the $160, session. The Western a it Sam will be spent in the Pittsburgh District it was said. F half million Given for St. Paul lock Washington C., nov. 29.�?w allotment $500,000 for the construction the first the two locks contemplated in the twin City lock and dam project the Mississippi River at St. Paul a announced today by the War department. The funds were allotted from the indefinite Tion for operation and care locks and dams. My is in addition to an allotment $800,000 recently made for the reconstruction the twin City lock and dam which collapsed a gust 19, 1929 j 000,000 tax reduction 1929 in comes before the end the first i week the regular session. The Resolution Hawley said would be introduced monday and he would Call a meeting tuesday a the ways and Means committee. Be Short in View the approval hearings he added probably Woitel the reduction by the administration and leaders both parties in loth houses. Pastor at Burke called to Winfred Burke. S. D., nov. 29�? Rev. Ben Landis former minister the methodist Church Burke but thus stand at the Helm ant major Senate committee. 125milibnspaid in . Gas taxes Washington C., nov. 29�?the mount gasoline tax collected by a Orty eight states and the District Columbia in the first six months 1929 amounted to $175,140,140 says the Bureau Public roads . Department agriculture the basis figures reported to the Bureau. In new York the tax became effective May i and the Illinois Law did not become effective until August i. A total 5.693.872, who recently discontinued his 662 Gallons was taxed. The average charge Here has received a Call to tax paid each gallon was 3.q7 Winfred j cents

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