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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 5, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather mostly fair veining Republican third edition volume x Xxxvii Mitchell s. Saturday october 5, 1929 sixteen pages numbers suntan craze claims u n of i Irlis heart in Doutry blazing rays Myna Darby gave her life in eager search to remain slender her Fate a warning Vav n. Y., oct. 5�?don�?Tt dus Tov a fashionable to Cir result of prolonged expos a \ Clent exercise in the i a ays of the Sun this sum a utitus Myrna Darby one of d filled of Ziegfield a i girls is dead. During her it debtor announced that us Toul whether his patient us the inroads of the acute at of. Of the inner Wall of it. And he attributed this r. Directly to a too much a it ass Alt a r the Sun Tan craze started cans and health officers have d warnings against just the a that Merna Darby found so tit. Hers is one of the first that has had fatal results ugh it has been suggested that a of the maladies that so often attack people at the close of their vacation Are but the result of Over exercise in the actinic rays. Vacation time is Over but those who intend to Tan next summer or in Florida or Califon Quot this Winter should remember that a few minces exposure each Day should suffice. Until the body and More import ant still the heart becomes used o the action of the Sun upon portions of the Anatomy that Ordi car la Are overed and protected the desire to keep a slender Fig i me was another reason the Ziegfeld i victim Date of no. 50 completion is real problem state commission is unable to say when Graveling can be finished says funds Are Low president and Macdonald Confer today Macdonald makes Frank statement of his purpose on visit Myrna Darby glorified Ziegfeld follies girl. Gave her life in her efforts to maintain her figure to meet the requirements of her part. She is shown above left on her return from a recent trip abroad. At the right is illustrated the Type of bathing suit which Myma wore during her sex Ervi aaa in the blazing sundays. Safer by far is the artificial Sunray treatment shown inset. Beneficial As the rays of the Sun can be to the human body prolonged exposure when the system is not tuned to their effect is dangerous if not fatal say physicians. Farm Dollar is Senate to Speed Worth 89 cents rate revisions completion Date for work on state Highway no. 50 is problematical. I the state Highway commission pleading Lack of funds is unable to fix any definite Date for the spreading of the last of the gravel on the Black Hills Scenic Highway. It is hardly Likely however that the work can be finished with the next year. Efforts Are being made to obtain assistance from the Federal governments Bureau of roads. These efforts Are a being predicted upon the fact that much of Highway 50, also known As u. S. Highway no. 18, runs through Indian reservation land. Under a statute covering Highway construction it is said that More Federal Money can be made a a liable for Road construction through reservation lands than for work on Ordinary state and Federal Aid roads. The amount of Federal Cash available for such construction How Ever depends upon the title of the reservation lands. If half of the lands through which a Federal Highway passes is made up of Trust Pat ent or tribal lands the government will finance entire construction. Only fifty five percent however can be obtained from the government on Indian lands not made up of Trust tribal or Patent lands. The state Highway commission estimates that figured on this basis approximately 77 1-2 percent of the construction costs of the Highway through the Rosebud reservation should be met by the government seeks no Alliance Washington d. C., oct. 5�?mv women in Industry Are no Good Ford declares done to want to think on mechanics motor King assents Calls them a diminishing Force in factories thinks their place is Home new York n. Y., oct. 5�?women done to want to think much. They prefer to take orders. They Are not precise enough for Industrial work. Their place is in the Home. Thus one learns about women from Henry Ford in the october Issue of the pictorial review. A if women Are Wise they Are a coming Power but a Power in the prime minister Macdonald and Home not in Ford told president Hoover left the White an interviewer. A Homes Are the to House this afternoon for the chief be of men Industry exists Only purchasing Power at High est Point since March below is28 value for Coli enlists Williamson said regl Lar g. O. P. Ranks look the Highway commission some time ago enlisted tis Aid of congressman Williamson in an Effort Washington d. C., oct. 5.�?<�� a to ascertain the amount of tribal looked Forward i Patent and Trust lands in the Rosebud reservation and after having breakup of to on soon week of its Washington d. A. Oct. 6�? 3pe-Beauty exercised so strenuously Elal a the Farmers Dollar is now the Senate Tod Ian Hions feature a Worth eighty nine cents based on a to the beginning a it via a. Curves not angles and so her Sacri it checked up or. Williamson refine in the altar of vanity was fun pre War purchasing Price basis a Long Tariff rate contest Over a Small ported that a but very Little is Trust tale cording to the latest figures com stack of administrative and special Patent or tribal this fact piled by the u. S. Department of amendments still awaiting action agriculture. Although this figure is beyond the few minor proposals three cents higher than the mid ? before them today the senators summer level of 86 cents and is the popular cigarette prices increased it is said will necessarily reduce the additional Federal Aid that could otherwise have been expected for Highway construction through the new York n. A. Oct. By up a heading american cigarette manufacturers today advanced the wholesale Price of the a popular in cedi cigarettes 0 cents a thousand. Making the new Price $6.40 a thousand. Among the companies Amma incr advances were the american tobacco co. Liggett amp Myers and the Reynolds tobacco company. The announcement resulted in a sudden Rise in the Stock of the several companies on the new York Stock Exchange. O highest for any period since March a a a me Way open Long Lormard a cl0� Rosebud reservation. The state it remains four cents below the i or widening of the greatest i Highway commission however i a corresponding figure for 1928. J breach in Republican ranks the re Cut letter declared that it real Fer individual commodities the i Rhomb hot in Rolt it a i is the importance of the Early Depar Rise during recent has in the value of the Grain Farmers Dollar the chamber has experienced Iii year.1 Murr a t i of High a no. Wife asks to have her Alimony Cut los Angeles calif., oct. 5�? m mrs. Carter de Haven actress and divorced wife of the comedian ked Superior court to reduce her a1 Mony. Dissolution of the the Midsummer figure being $1.11, of democrats and Independent re and the latest or end of july figure publican that beat them in their $122. A decline in wheat prices Effort to continue the flexible Tariff May have affected this policy endorsed by president Hook figure however. Rev a with 1928 prices the democrats inclined to belittle _ present status in the wheat i Armer majority predictions that the thrice easier Are Small and that work is below the $1.42 Mark for that tested coalition to be victorious pass4 ?,.j Vic cd im8umu�?iw.ce victorious a rent to in Short a <5 rom Riv is of period. It is also below the figures in the Export debenture farm Relief for the years 1924-27, but exceeds contest would break under the the 1921-23 totals by several Points. I weight of conflicting interests in the Index number of farm prices Many of tile numerous Industrial for fruit and vegetables has Aho i rate proposals. Hoped for a Jug which is St be Highway no. Al a orious group and intimated that it would use every Effort to finish the Graveling of the read. F county allotments Low the commission however is responsible foe the statement that the Road allotments of the four Western counties through which Highway 50 shown a Strong tendency advancing the customary saturday recess from 120 in Midsummer to 136 in was discarded today for a special latest reports. The Index numbers three hour session intended to Clear May be expressed in figures or in the amendments Given right of Way cents As representative of the Posi i ahead of the rate schedules Tion now occupied by the Farmer in i Why i never heard of such a relation to his pre War status of communications probe thing a the court gasped. Mrs. De facials explain. The pre War figure delayed by Tariff Bill Haven explained that while she is a base of to or $1.00. Washington d. a oct. 5�? aha has been Given custody of two children the husband their was taking them on the stage and a i wan t to help of in Orbeck to undergo a four Point increase of the 163 to resumption by the Senate inter-167 is shown for Dairy products and state Commerce committee of its a three Point Rise of from 140 to sweeping investigation into the 132 for poultry products. Cotton whole Field of radio Telephone Tele and cottonseed lost a Point in Pur graph and Cable communications chasing value while Dairy products Waits Only on passage of the Tariff remained stationary at 135. All other Bill by the Senate commodities grouped together Reg chairman Couzens believes in estered a five Point Rise from 135 to View of a statement by senator rpm surgical operation a a Nicotr re r ref 140, according to the department s i Robinson of Arkansas the demo 2 Tor Fedor Norbeck Republican critic Leader that the Bill will be h Dakota Quot has entered a Hospital o put of the Way by the end of the a a Quot a Cosie reported to Rex expects to return week. Of weather forecast a a Dakota and Nebraska tonight and sunday not much in temperature Xie Sotar mostly a unday Toast portion. R h Dakota mostly fair to up i snip charges election fears a Ucucu o drive g. O. P. On Tariff Emporia kans., pct 5�?ow�?the fight being waged in Congress by Paris. France oct. 5�?op a advices received. Here today from i Moscow stated that die Donne democratic senators against the Coste missing French aviator was r�puj3iican Tariff Bill is regarded reported to have landed sixty Miles by Jouet Shouse chairman of the a a Quot a a democratic National executive com from Chita. Siberia fair tonight Miles East of Irkutsk tonight in it South Dakota is raising Muttee As an important part of the party a preparation for the next congressional and presidential campaigns promising a Success impossible with Short lived intensive campaigns begun Only a few months before elections. Speaking at a dinner Here attended by state democratic leaders or. Sho use declared the Republic cannot be pushed As rapidly As if More Money were available. The difficulty of getting additional Money for the financing of the no. 50 project is directly traceable according to District Highway Engineer Kolb to the Small assessed valuation of Many of the counties in the Rosebud Section. State Road Aid Cash is apportioned to the several counties on the basis of assessed valuation. This Money for Road construction is derived from several sources. First there Are the receipts from the state gasoline tax. Approximately three fourths of the four cent tax goes to the state Highway commission for actual Road work. The balance according to the Highway Law must go into a fun to pay the interest on and retire the Road Bonds. These Bonds it is expected will be paid off in 1931, after which if the 4 cent tax is retained the whole of it will go into the Road construction fund. Other income sources next there is the Money from the Sale of motor License plates. Half of the total receipts in this department go to the Highway commission for Road building. Two percent goes to the Secretary of state for maintenance of the motor executives Blue Ridge Mountain fishing preserve and week end discussion of Anglo american relations. The president and the Premier paused briefly for photographers before they left. They planned to remain at the Camp until Early monday morning. A Small crowd waiting at the North portico of the White House to witness the departure was disappointed in not seeing mrs. Hoover and miss Ishbel Macdonald who left by Way of the South portico and the rear grounds of the White House. The week end party included Secretary and mrs. Stimson sir Robert c. Vansittart Macdonald a private Secretary Lawrence Richey one of hoovers secretaries Anne Shankey one of the presidents stenographers and Lieut. Commander Joel t. Boone the White House physician. A successful Mission to this country by the prime minister was forecast by Secretary Stimson. I a we have already reached a basis of Frank and Friendly conversation a he said. A with a frankness which May have surprised and certainly pleased american officials the British statesman began his Good will Mission with Clear Cut statements of his purpose his aspirations and his emphasized that he spoke for a British people United in the a very great and very profound desire for a cordial Friendship with the american along with this Assurance to the american people he gave notice to the other nations that there was in ills Mission no idea of an Alliance Between great Quot Britain and the United states. To this he added that what he and the president were doing was in no shape or form hostile to the other nations of the world. A any contribution to the end that the United states and nurseries should link More in Harmony is not meant to by and must not be taken to be an attempt to leave out other nations a he said. A it is quite the a nothing i am sure would please both of us More than that any successful removing of misunderstanding Between America and great Britain should be at once followed by Ren Al of other misunderstandings with or Between other nations. A we have no exclusive ideas in mind at in this last of three statements in made upon his arrival in the United states yesterday or. Macdonald said he believed the american people had shown that they keenly desired a better understanding to the end that disagreement Between the two countries might never be aggravated by misunderstanding. President Hoover has welcomed the visit of the prime minister As a Strong believer in p Ronal Contact Between officials of states. It is he feels the quickest and surest Way to eliminate differences and promote Good will through better understanding of the problems and viewpoints of statesmen. It was this abiding belief that carried the president on his unprecedented Good will tour of parts of Central and South America. There he had personal intimate talks with the presidents and was Able to grasp conditions and to make Clear american policies and ideals. Hope for realization of much the same idea on his present trip was because in the end it ministers to Homes. A women Are a diminishing rather than an oncoming Force in Industry. As precision increase in Industry women will tend to decrease and disappear because they Are not precise and mechanically minded. They have not the patience to make or handle machinery and they have not the interest to develop in mechanical work. A girls Are not of an inventive turn of mind. Titty Are More Apt to take orders than to forge ahead for themselves. In that they Are like the average working Man. You know some say that working men want to run their shops. They done to it is too much trouble. After a week or two the men prefer to go Back to the sure and comfortable routine of letting someone higher up have the responsibility. A women Are the same Way. Women done to want to think on mechanical and Industrial matters. They done to want to think much even in their Home life except in human crises and then they Are resourceful and arise nobly to a situation. It shows the Good there is in the background but it is passive. Generally speaking even at Home they done to want to make decisions. I suppose it is harder for women to make decisions in daily life because it takes experience to make decisions and they Haven to the stabilization for Grain is now probable Senate hearing indicates Congress believes action is mandatory Hoover dissatisfied state of lamps d. W. 49 to 0 both coaches use nearly 35 men in one sided tilt eight probes of prison riot open list of dead placed at 12 As repairing of damage starts vehicle department and for the Pur drawn by or. Macdonald from the the Farmers and is Bent on Rushing the Tariff Bill through Congress a fearing to go to the country with the Bill As an issues in next years congressional elections. R the a sunday not much change a a Pesature. Iowa mostly fair tonight and i sunday warmer tonight in South and East portions and in extreme i Southeast portion Fili ally _ i weather Outlook for the week be More sheep each year and an party a abandoned its a pre double service ads Contd tense of Tariff revision to Benefit sour valleys and the Northern and jute considerable help in Central great Plains temperatures a mostly Normal week As a whole promoting the Industry. Win be dry but probably one or two 77 Breeding ewes were ehz2.ratttr,. Flu by f. J. Konechne of maximum Anc minimum opera Kimball with a three Day and i oct a acc Mav wires As recorded by tile official id Nuj 1 a government thermometer from 7 and Russell my utile �1 re a. Rn., yesterday to 7 a rn., today Ciora writes maximum 60. Minimum. 50. At 7 a. Rn., today so. I told them All so will Boi have to run it any More it sure cult by pays to advertise in the Mitchell evening Republican. Will try it again when i have something to neither of these ads re bet a bit on cubs am writing to you about the and for those 5 Bucks. I precipitation. 06 inches precipitation since january i 23.81 inches precipitation excess since january 5.42 inches. Weather and roads temp 7 am Hilo of roads Sioux Falls 55 64 51 .00 Good Watertown 45 68 40 .00 Good Huron 49 59 44 of Good Yankton 62 it 52 to Good Aberdeen 46 66 45 .00 Good rapid City 69 74 47 .00 Good Pierre is 70 51 .00 Good rapid City. S. Oct. 5�?</p>�?�?opoker Alicel will miss the 0t?ening of the world series but will be on hand for the second game of the National baseball championship at go. She told Bert Bell rapid Railroad photographer today trs. Alia Tubbs Sturgis will be registered at the Morrison hotel Hen she arrives in Chicago wed in Day morning. Would a poker Alicel who used to oar from riches to poverty within a night play at Faro make a Wager quire double service but it c outcome of the series yes n c l. 1 a in vet a ran Faro dealer and expert was a Saie guard to be used it Raker player might a size up to a Small bet on the cubs providing the urn comes rights she told Bell today. 1 if necessary. The Blank. Always use Chase of License plates Etc arid 48 per cent remains in the counties of origin for Road work. Then there Are the special License fees from truck and bus lines. Finally there is the Federal Aid which amounts to 55 percent of state and Federal roads. The state must contribute the remaining 45 percent. Under the apportionment plan however the counties having smaller assessed valuations receive the smallest state Aid. The result is that some of the counties in the Rosebud District although covering More territory than Many of the smaller and More thickly settled counties and consequently having longer stretches of Highway receive less state Aid than their Manei and More fortunate neighbors. Naturally this condition slows up Highway construction and in this instance the Rosebud counties Are vitally affected. Paving on East end 9 at present four Miles of paving has been completed on the East end of Highway no. 50, where it enters the state from Sioux City. Seven and a half More Miles of pavement is now under construction South of Elk Point. From that Point to Dallas no. 50 the Road already is Gravelled. Grading has been finished Between Dallas and Colome and Grade work is under Way Between Colome and Winner. Prom Winner to within approximately two Miles of Okreek no. 50 is Gravelled. The Grade has been established be continued on Page five warmth of the Public reception Given him by the crowds that lined his route in new York Philadelphia and Washington. The prime minister had a round of formal Calls to make today before going to the White House together with the fir of the a a stage luncheons arranged in his Honor at the British embassy. This morning Observance of the last of the preliminary formalities attending his visit required Brief Calls with the ambassador upon the Canadian and Irish free state ministers the vice president chief Justice and speaker of the House and the Secretary of state. Of Brookings s. D., oct. 5�? special a coach by Kasper used More than thirty three Jack rabbits Here today when state College won from the Dakota Wesleyan tigers 49 to 0 on state Field. The rabbits first stringers started the game but were replaced by an entire second string in the second half and the Slaughter continued throughout the game. Weert Engleman lanky Rabbit halfback scored the first counter of the game when he went around the end for 13 Yards. The attempt for extra Point by Baker was incomplete. The Quarter ended with a score of 6 to 0 for state. In the second Quarter Hoerauf quarterback of Wesleyan fumbled the Ball Frt it a the visitors thirteen Yard line and the Ball was recovered by Tollefson for a touchdown. Baker. Fullback scored the extra Point by a place kick. A safety gave the rabbits two More Points when Hoerauf was taken Back by the state College Linesman. At this Point Kasper sent in eleven men to completely replace the original starters and Schultz opened an attack by going Over Center for a touchdown. An extra Point was scored by Rishoi and then Kasper sent m several of his third string men. The half ended state 22, Wesleyan 0. Coach Ferguson substituted often using almost the entire squad of 35 men which he took with him. In the second half Bevery received the Kickoff from the tigers and returned the Ball 61 Yards for a touchdown before play had been going thirty seconds. Englemann kicked the extra Points. Engleman interfered with a Wesleyan pass and placed the Ball on the Tiger 20 Yard line. Baker fullback plunged through the Tiger line for 12 Yards and on the next play carried the Bali Over for a touchdown. The third Quarter ended state 35 Wesleyan 0. Harriman Star end recovered Reedy a blocked punt for a 20 Yard gain placing the Ball on Wesleyan a 15 Yard line. Nelson carried the Ball for 12 Yards through Center to Wesleyan a 2 Yard Tine and then went off Center for the last touchdown of the game. Fumbles by the Wesleyan team a goo were frequent and although they put up a Good fight at defensive play they were never Able to held the state men for More than one or two plays. A the line up s. S. Left la c Rort rela a a re feb Portugal has birthday Lisbon Portugal oct. 5�? a5 a Portugal celebrated the 19th anniversary of the founding of tile Republic today. President Carmona reprieved sentences of 114 criminals and reduced the sentences of deserving Long term prisoners. Herting Hoberg Adler Lowe Hadler Jenison Tollefson Schultz Parks Englemann Baker Wesleyan White Lenz Wood Meyers Lane Horn an Obrempt Coursey Hoerauf Henry Petrick baseball results Canon City col. Oct. 5�?op a the tragic drama of the Colorado state prison riot gave Way today to a common place routine As the rap of carpenters hammers replaced the staccato of machine guns an eight fold investigation of the bloody Mutiny got under Way and preparations were made for funerals of twelve who lost their lives in Battle and massacre. Of the 12 dead seven were guards who Laid Down their lives to uphold Law and order. The other five were convicts one fatally wounded by a guard three slain by the ringleader of the revolt and the Leader who ended his life when his chances glimmered to nothingness. With his death the Mutiny ended As suddenly As it began. Rebuild cell houses while hundreds Ai convicts not participants in the Mutiny Bent to tasks of rebuilding cell houses and other buildings plans were taking form for investigation of the trouble. Sanford Bates director of Federal prisons. Edgar Hoover chief of the Bureau of investigation of the Federal department of Justice governor w. H. Adams of Colorado Colorado Board of corrections coroners jurors state civil service commission state military authorities and Warden Francis e. Crawford were to cooperate in a sweeping study of the situation hoping to ascertain Why by whom and where the tempest started. Nearly 1,000 prisoner were without shelter As a result of fires that swept the buildings. Twisted steel work was scattered about the Granite buildings. Damage of $300,000 to $400,000 was caused by fire and the subsequent attack by National guardsmen and volunteers on the stronghold of the felons. Starts in mess Hall the Mutiny started thursday noon in the prison mess Hall when a convict James Pardew seized a gun and shot a guard dead. Four other convicts captured a total of ten guards and held them As hostages for their Freedom. A note was sent the Warden saying they would free the guards if the Warden would provide three automobiles and let the five men go their ways. Death of the guards was threatened As the Price of failure to comply. The Warden refused. Bodies of four guards were thrown from the cell House where the five men Anc their captives were barricaded As Defeated demands met refusal. Early Friday morning Danny Daniels the ring Leader shot and killed his three surviving Corm Anions. He told one of the three remaining guards to notify authorities they were giving up. The guard doubted but later crept to the cell where the men were. He struck a match and saw he was in a Tomb Daniels had ended 111 own life and Lay dead among the others. O football resets 4 first periods Purdue 7 karts aggie 0. Minnesota 6 Coe 0. Penn state 7 Lebanon Valley 0. Mich 7 Mich state 0. Army 7 Gettys a 0. Yale 7 Vermont 0. Pittsburgh 19 Duke 0. Wittenberg 0 Ohio state second period Minnesota 20 Coe 0. And first period Iowa 7 Monmouth 0. 1 r 0. American league Philadelphia 300 co new Yok too 020 Gove and Cochrane Sherid and and Dickey. Boston 200 too 0 Washington Loo 010 0 Gaston and Connelly Marberry and Tate. Cleveland. .00 St Louis of w. Ferrell and l. Sewell Gray and l. Ferrell. National league Brooklyn too too 012�?3 9 2 Boston .010 403 oox�?8 16 0 Clark and Picinich Jones and Spohrer. Second game Brooklyn. I Boston. I Moss and Derberry Brandt and Leggett. New York. 033 Philadelphia. Ooi Walker and Hogan smythe and Davis. St. Louis. Too of of Grabowski and Wilson Changnon and of Connell Chicago 002 020 000�?5 5 i Cincinnati too 202 q4x�?9 14 i oven Gros and Schulte Erhardt and Gooch. Russian flies Are forced Down Safe make Landing on alaskan coast As motors quit fight storm rain Craig Alaska oct. 5�?up a the four russian aviators flying from Moscow to new York were Safe Here today after their monoplane a land of the soviets had been forced Down by motor trouble at Waterfall 1$ Miles North of Here. Flying through a severe electrical storm and fighting a terrific wind the airmen narrowly escaped disaster after both motors of the monoplane stopped. Resumption of the flight to Seattle the next Stop in the 12,000 mile air journey probably will not be possible for a week because a new motor must be installed in the monoplane. The motor and supplies will be shipped from Seattle. The left engine will be replaced and the right motor repaired. The russians left Sitka Early thursday for Seattle taking off at 6 42 a. In. Pacific time during evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington a c. Washington d. C., oct. 5�?highlights in the testimony of Federal Quot Arm Board members before the a Enate committee on agriculture sealed the following salient Points chairman Legg and members of the Board Are prepared to support aggressively their policy of caution and deliberation in dealing with the farm credit problem emphasising the a a longtime rehabilitation phase of the farm problem rather than the need for immediate Relief. Progressive members of the Senate have expressed an open hostility toward this method of procedure censuring the Board for a inactivity a especially in regard to the wheat situation. In the opinion of these senators the setting up of stabilization corporations for the major commodities at once is practically a congressional mandate. White House is uneasy the White House has reacted unfavourably to the a hard boiled attitude the Board has adopted it before the Senate committee f and is said to have advised a More conciliatory attitude. One result of this May be the quicker a establishment of a stabilization corporation for wheat. Finally significance is attached to the admission by the Board that $500,000,000 will not be sufficient to Deal with the farm marketing problem in its entirety. The conflicting views held by Western senators and chairman Leggo Are exemplified in the trend of questioning to which the Board head was subjected by senator Brookhart of Iowa. Senator Wheeler of Montana and others. Even senator Mcnary chairman of the committee and supporter of the act creating the Board joined at times in the criticism levelled at the policy adopted thus far. Situation distressing at one Point in the testimony senator Brookhart charged that two thirds of the Grain Farmers were unorganized and a nothing had been done to organize a a distressing situation exists for the Farmer a he said a and he is losing thousands each Day. Under the situation the boar d should have taken some action to help the Farmer by organizing stabilization Brookhart then asked the chairman if he expected to make any Loans to the wheat Farmers this year to which Legge responded that the Board had expressed the Hope thai it would not need to do so. A that was a notice to the Grain gamblers that they would not be bothered by the Board this year a Brookhart asserted. A if the Board As soon As it was organized had organized cooperatives to handle the wheat and had appointed commodity committees and advanced Money to them and had bid a Price of $1.75 per Bushel for wheat the prices in the Market would have risen generally in Accord a the iowan the Board has done the Best it could under the existing conditions in the 60 Days it has been in existence a Legge retaliated. May try stabilization 1 a the most effective thing in the Bill you have neglected and that is the organization of stabilization corporations a senator Frazier of North Dakota interposed. A if that had been done and a bid made on wheat the Farmer would have held his wheat on the following a severe Cross examination of chairman Legge by the progressive senators it is reported Here that president Hoover sent a representative to meet in executive session with the Board for the purpose of advising a More a a Liberal interpretation of its Powers under the Federal marketing act. President Hoover implied that the Board might take changes and adopt a More aggressive role in bringing immediate farm Relief it is said. The result of this new tack May be the establishment of a Grain stabilization corporation within the immediate future. 0 Glenna Collen wins Golf till Oakland Hills county club Birmingham midi., Odin 5.�? up Glenna Collett of Pebble Beach California won her four National women a Golf title Here today by defeating mrs. Leonia Pressler of los Angeles 5 and 3 in their 36-Hole final match. Of. Missouri Channel funds allotted Washington d. C., oct. 5.�? of Secretary Good today allotted on the six foot Channel of the Missouri River Between Kansas City and it Mouth. �?0�? %. Publisher drops dead _ _ _. ,. Buffalo pfc y., get. 5�?</p a wll the flight of approximately 200 Miles i Lam. Conners publisher of the the plane encountered bad weather Buffalo courier express and head rain blinded the pilots and the huge of the great lakes transit Corpora plane flew Only a few feet above the lion dropped dead at his Home a water this a morning

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