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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 12, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota World s Only Corn Palace sept. 22 to 27�?three big shows in one ten pages the evening Republican Oty edition vol xxx Mitchell. South Dakota Friday september 12, 1924. Crop Worth 195 i lion lev Beauty formula is no nation most Beautiful girl gives ten Rees Ruth Malcomson now miss America says Road to 9 Beauty is toilsome results Worth while i k Al Les Are simple and in i f it produce Kesl its prize Winner says. I \ six posts along ii Road to Beauty by miss America t. T a Early. It is the morning unti aids the complexion. The air is Nappy and nature is at its Best. Eyes sparkle and blood tingles. Mor rings Are essential to Beauty 2. Eat a Hearty breakfast-1 he Fin meal of the Day should be sub Star j i. If you Rise Early you will in v it. Breakfast should fuel v a body for the whole Day. Exercise. It is most Neces or. Long walks and frequent canoeing Are excellent. Swimming raids making and keeping the shapely. The walking habit Erful and easy to acquire o alcohol. Drinking into i ing liquors is suicide to Beauty rations. It not Only is a Viola i of the Law of Man but is inst natures decrees. Smoking is detrimental. It is to be a substitute for exer i these Days. If girls spent the e devoted to Cigar ets in walking uni the Block they would find beneficial to health and Beauty. Get outdoors. Done to spend by matinee time in a theatre or i Bridge table. Walk or ride a he open go to a baseball game i Tennis match. Let the Sun see Jure to 4. Eve 7. Eat a Light lunch of you exer. -4 in the morning and eat a be try breakfast you xviii have no Hun. R pangs at noon. It is the h Ivy lunches and Candy eating in the afternoon that produces s ext a satisfying dinner. It humid be the principal meal of the Bernry a Day. Eat enough but done to Gorge. B Early to bed. This does no to me n that one must cease living it curfew time. But it Isnit necessary remain up until 4 of clock in the morning to have a Good time i sire. If you observe these Rule you xviii not be troubled with insomnia. Your sleep so essential to a my. Xviii be peaceful and in erupted. Longer secret bang Down goes Price of Gas All Over gov. Mcmasters gasoline War apparently has its effect after year Price 19 cents Here i the most Beautiful girl in am Erica that s the title con perked on mis Sirh Mal i common of Philadelphia. No wonder she smiled. On leh t she is shown being Crown i de on ref it Are the measurements of the a perfect g irly a labor session to bring Many delegates Here warm fight expected Over location of state Headquarters i of next year Mabel Normand is top of Triangle in divorce action Atta delegates of the South Dakota state federation of labor from All Over the state will assemble in Mitchell sunday for their annual convention. Held at the i. O. O. F. Hall and if inquiries received by e. L Gordon. State Secretary Are an indication of tho size of the crowd the convention xviii be representative of la Bor organizations in South. An executive Board meeting xvii be held tomorrow morning at the wid Mann hotel followed sunday by the. X. <5 ,0_, regular convention at the i o. O. F Hall. One of the important question Cut to Beauty. It is tons to be brought up at the meeting that knows Many an in will be the location of the i Abor Headquarters. Mitchell and Sioux. ,. Falls Are said to be in the Lead for is the Retros Pec ixe location which is usually where a Long re pleasant and arduous bending at least that new of miss Ruth Malcomson. Of we a Philadelphia. Pa., chosen Here a miss America the most Beautiful fir in the land. I the federation Secretary lives. The meeting sunday morning will be opened with invocation by Rev. W r. Peterson followed by an address of Welcome by mayor j. E Williams. Before the business of the Day is taken up a musical program. Cur Cne Aru a is Quot m of Lve Quot coating of a piano number by miss Thelma Cassoni a fondant since she was nine vj0jn b0j0 by mrs Wallace Maclean. Old for years fee has been j a vocal selection by mrs. Hattie Brush father owns an ice company to a me town she has been a Mem the rime Church and a Reg Gill. Nerica a most glorified girl she ears old 5 feet 6 inches in Violet eyes weighs 132 pounds s Long Golden Brown hair Nat curly. To my Mother that i attribute nor conferred on me. Murray. A piano number by miss Opal Church and a selection by the Mitchell municipal hand. 17 Isom Sioux Falls Sioux Falls s. D., sept 12�?seventeen delegates who will represent or it was pan i Zed labor of Sioux Falls at the watched carefully Over me convention of the state federation of oved me in the habits i am f essential for any girl to gain ? from her natural charms a Mise America. A other often mistaken for \ Erica a sister is Youthful and a n in appearance showing that Ity training system is of prac-1v proportion. 1 pc no stage said Meriea with decision a but i his wanted to be a motion picture actress. I it was Amateur Beau last year winning highest. In r class but Tibia year she urn t with a new standing and to ump Hant Over All Comers. Recent High school Grade a d does not work. Pc a this is important a she i a Bob her hair. La f Ollette will not answer Dawes labor at Mitchell next sunday and monday decided at a meeting last night to oppose endorsement by that body of any of the eight candidates for United states senator from South Dakota and predicted that the federation would make no senatorial endorsement at its gathering. A to judge Dillon to open Headquarters in Huron at once Pierre. S a. Sept. 12�?judge c. S Dillon Independent candidate for United states sector from South Dakota. Event to Huron yesterday to establish Campaign Headquarters it wag Learned today. Judge Dillon indicated i intention of opening his Campaign at an Early Date and continuing it vigorously until the Day of election. Los Angeles calif., sept. 12.�?mabel Normand. Motion picture actress. Is named in a counter suit for divorce and division of $ Bood too or. Community property filed in Superior court Here yesterday by mrs. Georgia w. Church against Normand Church who brought a divorce action against mrs. Church several months ago. Mrs. Churches complaint states that her husband was Given to indiscriminate association with other women and spent much of his time with miss Normand. With whom she relates he was in. The habit of a drinking and swapping risque o a insanity soon to overtake slayers a Darrow declares Charlevoix. Mich. Sept. 12.�?insanity yet will overtake Nathan Leopold. Jr., and Richard Loeb and the country will know that judge John r Caverly. Who sentenced them to life imprisonment for the murder of Robert Franks in spite of the states demand for hanging was right. Clarence Darrow. Chief counsel for the defense declared Here today or. Derrow. After the close of the sensational trial in Chicago came to the summer House of Albert ii. Loeb father of Richard Here. A in five years the whole country w ill know that Caverly was said the lawyer. A in five years Nathan Leopold will be Well everybody will know that the insanity part of the defense was the to the. It will take a bit longer for Dick Loeb perhaps but it la come to m. And St. L. Gets right to abandon Walworth co. Line Washington. a. Sept 12�?the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad company was authorized by the interstate Commerce commission today to abandon a portion of. Its line in Walworth county. South Dakota. cast Loeb Leopold near death on trip to prison sheriffs car almost wrecked Young sprayers now known Only by numbers intimates assert Johm a a pc a in Wahpeton. A. Sent. 12. Senhor Robert m. Lafollette intend to a Thold comment at least for the present on the attack made on him by Charles g. A we. Republican vice presidential nominee in a speech delivered last night in Milwaukee. Intimate. R f senator Lafollette said a Ruben i a re Talief Bismarck n. 12.�?j. Crawford. Is. Declared ringleader is 1 Quot Day that a v. arrest an automobile and Mer it no a a Cha and. V4ufd a woo., during Sampai hav. a Woven and la. Bandit. A a an Ltd which robbed scores in South Minnesota generally fair tonight and saturday cooler tonight in Northwest portion. Iowa fair tonight and saturday not much change in temperatures. North Dakota mostly fair tonight Ani saturday cooler tonight in Northeast portion with possibly Light Frost. South Dakota generally fair to night and saturday 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. 5s. .minimum.46. At 8 a. In. Today. 52. Joliet. Iii., sept. 12.�?c4 a Nathan f. Leopold. Jr., and Richard Loeb today told the world Good Bye xxi the a a Mille and a tarted a lifetime behind Poi on bar. Iii xxx hat they Yvere told a would be their last interview with newspapermen the slayers of Young Robert Franks declared they had been told not to talk said they Yvere glad their Contact with reporters was Over and smilingly backed out of the presence of the Presa. Of the two boy Loeb xviii be signed to work in the prison chair factory and Nathan Leopold in the Rattan factory. Warden Whitman announced this morning. They of to work to Morroy. State Penitentiary. Joliet. 111., sept. 12.�?up a after their first night in prison spent in the a court solitary where All prisoners must spend their first night in the Joliet Penitentiary a a dickies Loeb and a a babes Leopold dressed last night As prisoners number 9.305 and 9.306. Faced the first Day of life imprisonment for tho murder of Robert Branks. A having forfeited a life of ease in their palatial Chicago Homes for the routine scheduled for All a lifers a the prisoners will soon begin manual labor in one of the prison today they were to attend the defense Day exercises to be held at the prison and saturday Pior Ning they will Haxe the privilege of attending the weekly motion picture show Given for the entertainment of the prison inmates. Then on sunday they will have an Opportunity to attend Chapel services. In View of this outlined schedule the celebrated prisoners probably will not be put to work before monday. The Box s were hustled to the Penitentiary from the Cook county jail at Chicago last night after a Day of uncertainties a to the time of their departure which was delayed for the completion of commitment papers by the states attorney. Death Rode close behind the automobile that carried the boys to of let for the car careened off the Road while going 35 Miles an hour and plunged onto the a ballasted tracks of the Chicago and a a railway. The prisoners handcuffed to the Standard Oil of Indiana takes Lead in making Cut a independents follow after watching the reaction of the gasoline War started More than a year ago by gov. W. H. Mcmaster of South Dakota the Standard Oil company of Indiana followed by the Independent dealers apparently have fallen in line and today cuts throughout the entire territory served by the Standard ii company were announced the new Price is 19 cents a Calion lower than it has been in this state for several years. Tank Wagon prices Are now 17 cents within one cent of the filling station Price at the state Highway sup nov Denot which is 16 cents. Car Butterfield manager of the state Highway Supply depot declared this morning that the state probably would keep on Selling gasoline in spite of the drop of three cents announced by the Standard Oil and in dependent companies which leaves the state Price still three cents under the new dealers Price. Oil dealers Here indicated that the present Cut in prices has nothing to do with the agitation started last year by gov Mcmaster. A movement which was reflected from coast to coast but say that the new reduction is due directly to Market conditions and the continued decline in the refinery Price. Under 18 in Detroit Detroit. Mich., sept. 12�?gasoline prices were reduced 3 cents a gallon to 15 8 cents at All Standard Oil company stations Here today As a result of an order from the general offices if the Standard Oil company of Indiana at Chicago received last night. In Ltd Pend it Oil companies indicated that their stations would follow the Cut. Price higher in St. Paul St. Paul Winn. Sept. 12.�?gasoline a old by the Standard of company of Indiana was increased slightly in the twin cities today despite announcement by the company in Chicago that reductions of two to three cents a gallon would be effective throughout its territory. Low test gasoline Cost 14.1 cents a gallon from tank wagons and 16.1 Cen at twin cities filling stations. An increase of one tenth of a cent in the latter Case. Officers of the company Here explained the difference by saying that Market conditions in the twin cities differed from those in other localities. Joliet electric a Standard announces it Chic Iii. Sept 2.�?mh Standard of company of Indiana last night announced a if men reduction in irs Market prices in the eleven states in what a. It operates. The reduction was effective today. The change in prices varies two to three cents a gallon the new Price at the Standard Oil service stations in Chicago being 16 cents. A this change in the company announced a is made to meet the conditions existing in the various states arising largely from the almost continuously unfavourable weather and the resulting weakness in the refinery including the two reductions i Price made in mid summer the total reduction in gasoline prices of this company now amount to Between four and five cent a gallon the announcement declared. Rest mow of year reported in Sioux Falls Coolidge backers in Wisconsin to carry on Battle Milwaukee wis., sept. 12.�?Republican organization leaders in Wisconsin took Steps today to carry on the fight launched against the la Follette Independent candidacy last night by Charles g. Dawes Republican vice presidential nominee in an address in the Milwaukee auditorium. Plans for the contest in senator la Follette a progressive Home state were discussed informally Between local party leaders and William m. Butler Republican National chairman after last nights meeting. Or. Dawes devoted his entire address to a discussion of the la Follette movement which he declared represented a the quintessence of dem ago ism animated by the vicious purpose of undermining the constitutional foundation of this Republic. Coolidge May make several talks in West % Washington. C., sept. 12.�?president Coolidge is expected by some of his advisers to accept a few of the Many invitations he has recently received to speak in tace Middle West. Among the scores of invitations which have been. Extended to tho president by various organizations Are included requests for him to speak in Chicago St. Paul and cities farther West. Or. Coolidge also is understood to be giving careful consideration to the invitation to speak in Philadelphia sept. 25. Down with shame is motto of naked russian athletes Moscow Russia. Sept. 12.�?moscow experienced a sensation yesterday when a number of Young athletes of both sexes appeared almost nude in the streets their sole covering being dim Unitive aprons and red ribbons Over their shoulders bearing the inscription Quot Down with the crowd son the Street were much incensed and in some cases the athletes were forced to seek Protection of the police. The sporting societies have been warned by the authorities that repetition of the incident will subject the offender to imprisonment. Dehm Day is great Success officials say Observance general throughout nation Blaine would keep Wisconsin out Federal report shows gain in the last month com crop alone government thinks shows less Promise than in july other grains better total yield for state is now placed at 254 million bushels for season Sioux Falls s. D., sept. 12.�?the first Snow of the season visited Sioux Falls today. Shortly aft a noon a few the More local districts to the com a 111/ lha flakes fell melting As soon As they struck the ground and after a few moments the Snow gave Way to a Light Shower. Snow in Ontario North Bay ont. Sept. 12.�?telephone advice from Cochrane today said that a snowstorm has been rag swards narrowly escaped death As the 1 so cd yesterday morning big motor car lunged 58 fast Downa a that the town is a Noet compete the track and came to a halt. The they added that the Public particularly in his Home state of Wisconsin. Is Famili r with his record in nubile life and that it would be better to keep on the offensive during the Campaign than to allow himself to be put on the . A school pupils enrolled in the unit a or Erif North Dakota in. A it Otic declared today Crawford had in la k Char Dolth a in sri a re or a in record o Rood a Eov red Vana been broken Ere will be has a the stolen i chief fro Quot the t non Quot re a Linton Merro Quot county in the census number Fredonia cooperative Merca. N67.3i�. Aberdeen partly Cloudy 42 roads fair. Watertown parly Cloudy 52 roads Good. Huron partly Cloudy. 50 roads Rood Mitchell Clear 52 roads Good. Sioux Falls Clear 54 roads Good. Pierre Clear. 50 roads Good pre Jan i capitation to 7 a. Rn., .02. I Yankton Clear 55 roads food. Journey was then continued uninterrupted. And the prison Gate closed behind the new prisoners at 7 54 p. M by Cut off from outside communication. Great drifts Block the roads. O a a today a baseball Grossberg will not be brought rack for forgery Ammi can Leslie Cleveland. 0 St. Louis. I Roy and Walters shoe str and Bego. National Letise St. Louie 104 too ooo�?5 8 0 i new York too Ooi 000�?1 13 i St. Paul Winn. Sept. 12 a Lou l. I Sheree and Gonzales Watson. Cromberg of Minneapolis formerly a Ryan. Jonnard. Maun. Huntzinger my fur dealer of Sauk Center will and Gowdy. Not be returned to de Smet. S. D., to a a a charge of issuing a fraud Lens and bogus Check. Gov. Preus today decided in denying a requisition. Or. Grossberg. It was shown in testimony before the governor had no intent to defraud the complainants in the South Dakota town. Chicago .010 022 pm Odelphia. 101 301 Aldridge. Jacobs and Hartnett ring and Wilson. Pittsburgh .110 too 12 Boston Washington. t sept. 12.�?up a the nations defense machinery intended for actual use Only in the event of a War emergency was Given us first test today accompanied by patriotic demonstrations in every part of the United states and its possessions. It was a limited test the actual expansion plans of the War department being designed to cover a period of months but dealing Only with the question of personnel and not Vith Supply equipment housing or training. Tho progressive stages were consolidated into this one Day. The Days program called for a trial i of the decentralized defense Machen a Ery set up since the National defense act of 1920 was substituted for the pre War system. When the defense Day tests actually got under Way today it was apparent that the Hopes of War department officials had been entirely justified by the response of men who tor the Day had reported for a a duty to the corps area commanders and in in the last thirty Days South Dakota s Grain crop has shown an improvement Over the condition reported on August i according to comparative figures issued this week by the United states department of agriculture. The total gain is roughly estimated at g million bushels while the Cash value of the total Grain crop of the state has jumped in the last month from 181 million dollars to almost 200 million dollars. These figures mean that the total Grain crop of South Dakota based on conditions today is Worth approximately 61 million dollars More than the crop of 1923 brought in to the Farmers who produced it. Corn forecast Cut Corn is the Only crop in the state of tho four Grain crops that shows a decrease in condition in the last thirty Days. The government forecast places tho estimated production for this year at almost 107 million bushels. A drop in the forecast figures in the last month of approximately five million bushels. But the decrease in the Corn crop is More than made up in the increased production in Oats. Barley and Spring wheat. For 1923 the total production in these three crops was 138 million bushels. The production forecast this year is 147 million bushels or an increase of 9 million bushels. T summarized tile four crops Corn Oats Spring wheat and Barley Promise a total yield of 254 million bushels Worth 195 million dollars As compared with 269 million bushels last year Worth 131 million dollars. In detail the prospective crop yields and Money values of each on sept. I 1924 Are As follows for this state 1924 yield value Corn 107 million Hio million Oats 89 million 32 million s. Wheat 34 million 39 million Barley 24 million 14 million total 254 million 195 million the figures for the actual Harvest in 1923, with the value of the various crops in the 1923 Market Are As follows 6 1923 yield 145 million 89 million 26 million 20 million Corn Oats s. Wheat Barley value i 80 million 35 million 21 million 8 million mittens set up to function like the draft boards did during the War Observance is general Chicago 111., sept 12�?up a Quot defense Day a ushered into the Middle West today by parades and re Riewe in which hundreds of thousands of a Iona guardsmen participated and by patriotic rallies and mass meetings where Public speakers emphasized National preparedness. Half holidays were declared in a number of states and in hundreds of towns and cities two Sham Battles were fought today. One at Yankton. S. A. And Evansville. Ind at Jeffersonville. Ind. $75,000,000 Worth of army supplies were publicly exhibited and several thousands of indians near Winner s. A. Participated in a patriotic a pow in Wisconsin despite the order of governor j. J. Blaine that National guard commanders would be deprived of their commissions if they called out their units the Day was observed with patriotic rallies and mass meet Ings in almost every City. Total 269 million $131 million from these tables it can be seen that the prospective yield i 15 million bushels less than for 1923, nevertheless the total Money value of the crop is 64 millions dollars in excess this year of last year. The department of agriculture continues to Cut prospective yield of Corn for South Dakota having reduced its forecast made on july i of 111 Mil Lins bushels to 107 million bushels As of sept. I. The report is based on altered conditions which the department believes a adversely affected tho states crop. The actual production of Corn last year in the state was 145 million bushels making a decrease this year of 38 million bushels but this decrease is far More than offset by the better prevailing prices this year. Small Grain goes up on All Small grains the department placed a higher estimate than it did in its report issued on August i. In fact the government figures have shown a steady increase of forecaster production in Small grains for the last three months. On August i for instance tho department estimated the Oats crop at 84 million bushels. On july i at 78 million bushels and on sept. I at 89 million bushels. The government thought on july i Spring wheat in South Dakota would run Only to 26 million bushels. On aug. I it and pranced this estimate to 32 million bushels and again pushed its estimate up to 34 million Bushel on sept i. For Barley the government estimated on aug i a production of 22 million and in the last month has added 2 million bushels to that forecast Wheeler invades Pennsylvania in whirlwind to to american players Lead Garden City. N. Y., sept. 12.�?&Ltd american golfers were ahead of their British opponents today in three out too 110 of of four foursomes when the 3$ Hole Cooper. Pfeffer and e. Barn Benton and o Neil. Smith Walker cup matches were interrupted Cor lunch. Harrisburg a sept 12 a Serato Wheeler of Montana a vie or Maiden la candidate on the Law Matte ticket. Invaded Penn svy Vania today in his widely swung Samoa Ign tour Hia first speeches were to he made at Harrisburg during Daylight hours in time to Jet him go to Altoona for an evening engagement. A Quick move across the state to Philadelphia for saturday addresses in that City. 4$As planned. Besides the three Pennsylvania cities named. Senator Wheeler also will visit Pittsburgh but not until sept. 16. The schedule on which he is routed will take him from Philadelphia to new York City next monday before again heading Westward. His Campaign party entered Pennsylvania Early today after spending five Days la speaking stops at Nev York state Points v

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