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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 27, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages 0l. Xxxix the evening Republica Mitchell South Dakota monday october 27, 1924. City edition number 23fficers kill Bootlegger Ove making in films called too intimate Charley Cinema Star ays that it is much overdone a forget me not girl privacy is violated in r. He Vvs is i nor Kask \ us Zero Wolk t of uts i us v i Var i Nam Yeh in a service writer Wood oct. 2 7.�?love making Marly shown on the screen i it it a Chaney. Its physical As uprising the Hulk of movie it nil frequently verging on the i often affronts the most fur e let Ecol it Lerus instincts. By picturesque character a t one of your a great screen nor is he Given to effusions i technique of Romance. He More ardent phases of miking a says Chaney a should j in on the screen by suggestion j i o nce should see Little More of in films than it sees in a i i. To. It How much do we witness in j a. Even though it is continue eminent very Little. Woo i v its very nature is the most j be of vital human activities. A keeps its furtive among most i creatures because it is so with the self protective in Vve have refined the Blunt my approaches of mating with it ads and gestures of Romance. Itself shows the squeamish von to discuss them publicly. St recoil shows Seo rots Cal life we know Little of love except that in which we our eng go. Yet on the screen we Bown pretty near everything. It a it is a curious fact that the in Normal human dislikes in g upon another a courtship a1 i is much As he resents being in j i upon. That is probably one of oldest pacts a pavement for in romantic love Reen love scenes just to Thea that they create sound illusion. Navy keeps open ship today Public Welcome on Board Washington in c., oct. 27.�?the Navy kept a open ship today Navy Day and the birthday of Theodore Roosevelt. Returns Are proof of tax dodging Bob senator declares Congress in every Harbor and at every Nava be interested in re i establishment tho Public was invite cd to inspect the Workings of the Arm of sea defense in addition at various stations patriotic ceremonies were held High naval officers delivered addresses naval air planes flew Over much of the country and every Effort j was put Forth to give the people a i More intimate knowledge of the Spir i f it and purposes of this Branch of the j service. Capital pay Henry Wallace last respects suits of publicity promises full probe la Follette declares we Alfi Man Ark i sing talk Gal devices to avoid payment Aiken md., oct. 27.�?g4 a on his arrival Here saturday senator Robert m. I it Lafollette Independent candidate for president issued a statement in which he declared that a the information regarding taxes paid by income tax payers which has already been published by the newspapers is a com plete justification of tho Long fight that has been made by the progressives to open tax returns to Public in Washington d. C., oct. 27.�?funer j or. Lafollette also made Public a a1 services for Henry Wallace Sec j statement by him to senator Thomas i rotary of agriculture since 1921, were j. Walsh Democrat Montana adv a held today in the East room of the cations re election of the a a prosecutor j Avite House where High officials of j of the Senate of in query. In his message to senator Walsh or. Lafollette said a i Trust that the progressives of lutherans refuse to go on record against All War Chicago 111., oct. 27.�? a3 a the United lutheran Church in conference Here today adopted a Resolution reaffirming its position that christians May fight a just War although opponents declared United states senator Borah in the next Congress would introduce a Bill proposing to outlaw All War. Tomorrow is last Chance to Register rum runners in Battle at Belle four Che officers come in Range As liquor car whirls Down main Street of City machine is wrecked bootleggers Auk pursued across state live liquor is confiscated a e Dargie of san Francisco will to one of the nation s thousands of a a forget me not girls on nov. A when forget me not Day is observed throughout the United states. Little Bunches of forget me not will be sold to raise funds by the disabled american veterans to assist their wounded comrades who Are Iii government hospitals. Rum rows off Eastern coast Are scattered 2> i Lon Chaney j dry Navy takes offensive and Kight a a a a a Zes de wily Laden Aue taken i Boston Ort. 27.�?the rum rows off Cape cod and Cape Ann. Were Soat a tired today As a result of their first major engagement with the Prohibi-1 lion enforcement Navy and eight j prizes were tied tip at docks Here j and at Gloucester and new 1/mdon. A conn., with More than a score of prisoners. The coast guard Cutter Tampa yesterday brought into Boston Harbor the Newfoundland two mashed Schooner. Marjorie e. Bachman rum Laden and five american motor boats. Another motor boat was taken into Gloucester and one into new London. M the eight prizes with their Crews a and contraband liquor valued at $100,000 represented a weeks operations of the Tampa assisted by a Squadron of fast rum chasers off Block Island. Cape cod and Cape Ann. The captured vessels were taken in a running Battle Friday in which the Tampa used her 3 Inch guns and pursued a scattering rum Fleet for More than an hour near Stellwagon Banks. 20 Miles off the coast at a pout half Way Between capes cod and in. In the Fleet of rum ships were More than a dozen vessels according to coast guard officer including several British and French Craft. A number of american motor boats plying Between rum Row and the Shore were surprised j by the raiders. Some of the speedier vessel disregarded warning shots from the Tam and on these the Small boats of the government including president land aits. Coolidge gathered with foreign diplomats and friends of the family to pay their last respects. The services today also represented the governments official tribute to the late Cabinet member and govern mental offices were closed until i p. In. Secretaries Mellon weeks Wilbur Davis and work attorney general i Stone postmaster general new and acting Secretary of agriculture Gore j served As honorary pallbearers. A i Tive pallbearers were selected from officials of the agriculture depart i ment. A tho services were conducted by or. I Wallace Radcliffe pastor emeritus of i the new York Avenue presbyterian i Church assisted by the pastor of the i Church the Rev E. Hawthorne. The body will be taken to Des Moines. Or. Wallace a Home for burial the funeral party leaving Washington at 3 30 p. Rn., today. Besides a a i members of the family the body will Davis declares right of i in j be accompanied by Secretary work i. Wize would be Leopar designated to represent president i Zed under scheme i Coolidge acting Secretary Gore and i i major James f. Coupal and or. Joel new York n y., of. 27 �?c4i�?j t. Boone White House physicians. Entering the final Lap of hts j a dental race. John w. Davis. Demo critic nominee worked at i Horn in Locust Valley preparing his my up a deem scheduled for saturday night at Carnegie Hall. Ile contemplates making a general of basement of Campaign issues at this meeting and is drafting his speech for that occasion with painstaking care. At no time since he prepared the speech of acceptance delivered at Clarksburg. W. Va., has the candidate Given himself so rom Petely to the task ills work Tod a labor warned against court plans of Bob four District attorneys Are sked to quit ii nned states in of speech in tent h it in a5kpd for is interrupted a Fleet opened fire pay the enforcement with machine guns and Rifle. Num Erous chases proceeded in the Haze of the Early morning. None of the rum vessels returned the coast guard fire. I officers said that More of the rum Fleet could have been captured hid the coast guard Force been willing to tire directly at their Quarry. Is a she carried 850 Case of liquor in the sensitive at least the that those shadowy lovers Are detestable spied upon by Folk theater gloom. It stirs to some that repugnance which the i person has for Public show a it lion a repugnance which finds j a g j Fri a Mariorie l. Bachman Ion in Laws ordinances Cen j be p and even the bouncer of i new vessel registered from Johns Halls it. Of. Iks squirm uneasily at these valued at 30,000. A pritties and they squirm evil ugh the figures on the screen it sin Dows in a play. When love g becomes too detailed. Chil j by to cover adolescent Emba Rit in such naive explosives As j or a applesauce the stiff is or troubled giggles of elder is eloquent of a disturbing re South Dakota to get last Western ewes this week too eth screen has reflect i perhaps aided in the growing icy toward Public love making. In its More Brazer aspects re decadence. At Best. It is called inc in modesty Minneapolis minn., Ort. 27.�?th lust few deliveries of 29.000 sheep from Montana ranches to Northwest farm will be mad this week a o. Grand flare. Vice president of the agricultural credit corporation said to Day tho transplanting of the West of that open curio. I pm Ewe by the corporation As an old. S been a big Factor in picture j to greater farm diversification is i no. But while its whetting on the Tufly completed he said. N Bas been agreeable Many of the total 23.wo Are to be Delly. Is been offensive j believe to ared to North Dakota farms 3,ado to More. The great mass of farms in Eastern Montana 2.ao� to Ergler still wants the More in Minnesota and 1,000 to South Dakota. E phases of love making kept As a cd and inconspicuous As they Are j a1 life. Anything beyond that it names them in the presence of Fellows and families Jav a in King on i a screen should Lars he Bint to Only by the engagement which was to take him tonight from his Home to Jersey City for an address there. Or. Davis has been requested to a speak regarding his attitude on la t Bor and to contrast the record of the democratic and Republican legislative bodies on labor matters. A reference to senator la Follette offer to Lobar a a it has been suggested for in delusion tonight in the Jersey City re a Mark. The candidate has addressed him self to these questions wince ill re it urn from the Middle we nod in tut e known i dissent regarding the Vai Follette court plan. In i last speech Here or Davis i emphasized his objection to tho Wisconsin senator s proposal to give con Gre a supreme Power and make it the final judge of its own authority taking away from the court the right to my when thai Boily Hod exceeded tho authority vested in it by the peo j pie. Quot i no not willing Quot or let Al sold j a that the re la Ion of this govern Merit Between tho Federal government and the Mateo of tho Union shall lie with congressional discretion and i am nov Illina my Labouring friends that your right to organized which i believe to be n right predicated up i or the life Home and happiness Clouet of tho Constitution a can be1 denied to you by any Chan of major. Ity in Congress or in a state a. Washington. C., oct. 27.�?tour i United states District attorneys Harp resign and six others since last july As a re sult of a failure in most instances to enforce the prohibition Laws attorney general Stone said today in reference to charges of lax prohibition enforcement. The statement was made by or. Stone or. Amplification of the letter of mrs. Mabel Willebrandt assistant attorney get Era made Public recently in which she said at least ten District attorneys were indifferent towards prohibition enforcement. This letter was written last july he said nod that since that time Steps had been taken to disperse with the services of ten District attorneys. He did not name them. Wheeler to put in week in states of Central West Springfield Iii oct. 27.�?senator Montana will unite in their support of your candidacy for re election to the United states Senate. We have not been in agreement on Many matters and measures but your signal service in prosecuting the Teapot dome investigation transcends All other issues in this Campaign in a it oof of tax dodging with reference to the publication of income Pix returns. Senator Lafollette declared that a revelation that Harry p. Sinclair pays Only $213 income tax is in itself sufficient to demonstrate the extent to which Federal taxes have been evaded by income tax a an interesting and perhaps productive line of investigation continued the Wisconsin senator a is opened by the showing that j. Morgan pays Only $98,643, while his Junior partner Thomas w. Lamont pays $847,820.�?� declaring that he believed that these revelations will result not Only in a Large increase in the Federal Rove 1 and a consequent decrease in the rate upon honest taxpayers but will also tend to promote a greater respect for Law on the part of All classes of citizens senator Lafollette continued a the publication of these lists is merely the first step in cleaning up the widespread tax dodging which has been permitted by the democratic and Republican administrations. We mean to find out methods which Harry f. Sinclair used to evade punishment of income taxes upon his real income. Will probe whole matter a we already know some of the methods. We know that the Hyva corporation the Book of accounts which Sinclair refused to produce before the Senate investigating committees was one of Bis schemes for evading taxes a Well As covering up corrupt t ran ski it ions. By this device Sinclair sought to pay the corporation tax of 12 1-2 per cent instead of the super tax. Which should properly be imposed upon his income. A when Congress reassembles we intend to go to the Bottom of this matter and find out just exactly How Harry f. Sinclair managed to escape with Only $213 personal income tax. We Are also going to find out what Secretary Mellon and the other officials of the Treasury department have Lone to Stop this form of tax Dodg it Gln g. A the fundamental principle that underlies this whole , is very simple it is this a tax paying is Public business and Public business ought to be Public. Dishonesty and crime thrive in the dark. An efficient lighting system is Mitchells Board of registration composed of mayor j. E. Williams. H. R. Kibbee City treasurer and Vul ran k Mcgovern City auditor will Convene at the City Hall tomorrow i morning at 9 of clock at tile audit Al office where they will take care of j registrations during the Day until 6 p. In. At this time the names of residents in the City who have moved from one precinct to another prior to thirty Days next preceding election will be transferred of they appear before the Board or affidavits May be filed by registered electors if the names of those they wish to Register Are known to be qualified electors. New voters in the City who have been residents of the state for one year of the county for ninety Days and of the precinct for thirty Days next preceding election May place their names on the registration books tomorrow in order that they May vote a week from that Day. Deadwood s. D., pct. 27.�? William Frand co shot last night in a Fiat tie Lieuween officers and a pair inc love by to Hae Ivan liquor runners died today at a Belle four Che Hospital according to reports to Deadwood. I Yanc Iseo a companion a Man named cd lit user was kill to instantly in the Exchange of shots last night Belle four Che s. D., oct. 2 7.�?oro Man was killed and another injured last night in a Rynning gun Battle through the main Street of Belle four Che Between liquor runners and officers who pursued their car across the Wyoming Lino. The dead Many a name in Cha use. William Francisco a companion of Chausee in the ear said by officers to have been Laden with Moonshine is in a local Hospital with a Bullet in his knee officers pursuing the car came within Bullet Range of it As it whirled Down tho main Street of Belle four Che and opened fire one Bullet killing Chausee almost instantly. Tho car was wrecked As Chausee was wounded when it crashed into the railing of the red water Bridge in the cd of the business District the liquor was confiscated. Norbeck will Campaign this week in state Huron s. P., oct. 2 7.�?senator Teter Norbeck who has already made three speeches in the state will return wednesday to Complete his Campaign in behalf of the Republican ticket. His itinerary is As follows oct. 29, Poland oct. 30, afternoon. At Centerville evening at Irene oct. 31, afternoon at Parker evening at Hurley nov. I Brown county nov. 3. Evening at Ipswich. His afternoon address on nov. 3 has not As yet been decided upon. Of girl Leader and Bandit Trio Are taken in Chicago Chicago 111., oct. 2 7.�?evelyn Kruger 16, arrested yesterday As dec Leader of a robber band today was identified by several victims of recent holdups As having been one of a Trio that robbed them. The girl confessed the police stated to having lured intended victims to secluded spots where her companions waited to have stolen automobiles and to have directed the blowing of safes in suburban stores. With her were arrested Leon Kul cd 23, Edward Wroble 21, and Harry Nobleman 21. They also have confessed police said. Kuziek added that he was to have been married to the Kruger girl this week. Of regional advisory Board wants rail embargo on Grain Dakota flier is killed at Lake Madison Madison. S. J oct. 2 7.�? a3 a less than live minutes after he set out on his initial venture As a seaplane Pilot Leslie Campbell 22, aviator was killed yesterday when his seaplane fell 500 feet into Lake Madison. Campbell was an experienced aviator hut had never driven a seaplane. Shortly before noon yesterday he climbed into a seaplane owned by his brother. Will and Ray Mallard to go Oil a trip across to in Lake. He was scarcely too Yards from Shore when he left the waiter. The ship met a heavy head wind As it Rose and shot straight up into the air falling into the Lake after it had risen about 500 feet. The machine was telescoped when it struck to water and Campbells head was thrown against the dash crushing his Skull. Will Campbell and Millard who were at the Landing saw the Accident and Millard hurried to the wrecked plane in a boat and succeeded after some difficulty in recovering the body which was strapped to the seat of the plane. The Accident is the first of its sort Here in three Summers in which a seaplane has been operating on Lake Madison. Will Campbell and Millard said Leslie disregarded their advice in taking the plane out. Weather conditions they said made the Day unfavourable for an attempt at flying. Huron s. P., oct. 27.�?to avoid Wheeler Independent vice presidential it greater value in the Protection of j Complete to up of Railroad equipment nominee birr feed Here Early today to Rit it from crime than a thousand and passing tracks with Grain Laden meet ids engagement in his Western policemen. In the same Way the Light r cars that cannot be promptly release ers a a. V re i �?~�?~1. N a r deftly in a a a a a a it a of Civ t under the Elt if Wye toy Aru �4 lie mind of tii<3 Fhay to it to made from thai 0� a her sheep can ails weaving be to d to acquire the natural wave , of these sheep. Gunderson once More promises to clean House Huron of i it Ort 27.�?reiterating his pledge to the voters of the mate with reference to political activities of state employees Carl gun Derson Republican candidate for Geve Riner. Today issued t2he following statement a i am still adhering to my original pledge to the people of the state that if i am elected governor i will a ume the duties of that office unhampered by any pledge or Promise to retain any of the present St a,3 fun ohm. A in add Ion to his no Edge i will v so or assuming the Dut office it is proved to my at of pm that any of the present state employee Are guilty of political activities in this Campaign at the expense of the Alfue either for or again of a itself or any other Eandi in the Ballet that would be considered As sufficient cause for prompt removal from office without any other reason Bein give t meet hts engagement in his Western Campaign tour. A formal address tonight to scheduled for him with Burh appearance during the Day As might a at local committee arrangements his itinerary will take him from Spring fled Lute tonight into Michigan by tuesday noon Lansing and Flint in that state Are cities for which his evening engagements have been calculated while arrangements for i collection of audience at several Points in his travels have been made. I he will enter Ohio thursday and go on to new York thy for tho week end promptly Relea of publicity will promote greater re j a the joint terminal Grain commit tee of the Northwest regional advisory Board went on record at Minneapolis saturday requesting All lines of railroads serving the a head of the lakes Quot District to place an embargo against Grain and seed shipments for that District effective from tonight at 11 59 p. Rn., until the came hour on nov. I according to a. W. Tompkins Secretary of the South Dakota farm Bureau federation and vice president of the Board for this state. Turns to the Federal Treasury and greater honesty in the payment of taxes than a horde of internal Revenue o a Winfred Farmer is caught in Prairie fire and burned sales approved by Salinger is Federal claim weather forecast Towai fair tonight and probably tuesday not so Cool tonight in East and Central portions Minnesota fair tonight and prob-8my tuesday not much change in temperature North and South Dakota and Nebraska fair tonight and trend ave not much change in temperature. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 7a. Minimum 41. At 8 a. In. Today 42. Quot father Quot tads Huron Clear 43j roads Good Aberdeen Clear. 9a roads Good Sioux Falls Clear 44 roads Good Pierre Clear 42 roads Good. Watertown Clear. 4� roads Good. Yankton Clear 52 roads Good. Mitchell Clear 42 Road we. Winfred h. If get. 27.�?trapped by a Prairie fire which he was battling George Rosenow Madison h. D., land owner a severely burned about th4 face and hands yesterday on his farm North of this City Rosenow was standing in a Brake j fighting the fire when the wind shifted suddenly throwing the flames into his face he made his Way out of the fire zone but not until he had been painfully burned. Doctors said his sight would be saved. The fire which was believed to have started along the Railroad right of Way consumed Twenty five stacks of key and a Large stretch of Hay land. American marines Are landed today on Way top Kin Telnet san China oct 27.�?0 a one Hundred american marines were landed front the american Cruiser Huron at Taku this morning and left immediately for peking. Rumours of developments at the capita Are circulating everywhere but reliable a a we of Miffy be eur tuck. Brush fires Over Wisconsin again appear menacing Madison iws., oct. 2 7.�?appeals for cooperation in fighting Brush and Forest fires which Are reported to be raging lit Northeast Wisconsin were sent today by the state conservation commission to All town chairmen fire wardens and tho Northeast Wisconsin loggers association. A a to a tile butterflies Zig Zag path through the air makes it More difficult for Birds Wing. To catch them on the Corn pickers no the two legged kind but the machinery kind advertised for Sale to banners by Farmers in today a want and Page. Sioux fails s. D., oct. 2 7.�? a3 a contracts were made with purchasers of Stock in the Midland packing company of Sioux cityla., to re Tel Large blocks of Stock at advanced prices and to split the profits w. A dolby of Mason City la., Stock Salesman for the defunct company testified in Federal court today in tho trial of Fred Sawyer H. Burlingame an Ltd Ben i. Salinger jr., of Sioux City for use of the mails to defraud in connection with the company a promotion. Colby testified that in each Case the defendant Salinger approved these Contra cts. Letters were introduced showing that Salinger had guaranteed the agreements. One of the exhibits was a contract wit ii Martin Christianson of Viborg s. A. Who purchased a thousand shares of Midland Stock giving four not for $6,25� each and five notes for $12 500 Ach. Another exhibit was a contract with Lions Anderson of Vermillion s. D., purchaser of 2,250 shares. A letter which wis introduced showed an agreement by Salinger that his note for the Purchase Price would not of disposed of. Hunt for Slayer of Whitacre is wrecked for a to. J de Smet. ? to it Ort. °7 a with the a search Fri a to com or of Warner Typlt a Aero r hop body was found in a Corn fled near Arlington to weeks ago i today temporarily blocked. Sheriff William Johnson of Kingsbury county returned to de snot today to devise methods of apprehending George Owen a with Dakota farm band sought n. Connection wih Whitacre a Dea us

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