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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 13, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather fair cooler the evening Republican third Edu Ion vol xxxxv1 Mitchell s. Friday september 13, 1929. Ten pages number 290 boys after chemical Hono Tariff Likely Senate group \ Shaw urges execution for great War prophets seek to make microscopic pictures big five youths Rig up Home made Laboratory in which to Experiment at work for 3 years new York n. Y., sept. 13�? ins a five youths of Middle Village new York Are engaged in an in fore sting Experiment in a Chemi Cal Laboratory which they built themselves. They Are endeavouring to make larg sized photographs of microscopic slides. The apparatus which is All Home made except for the Microscope is ingenious. To make the 0 photographs the Microscope is placed in a Black Box that has a powerful Light adjusted to Shine in the reflecting Mirror of the instrument. From a Hole in the Box the eyepiece of the Microscope projects so that it May be focused on a screen across the room. The room is i darkened and a sensitive film paper placed Over the screen. This gives a picture magnified a thousand times of the specimen on the Side of the Microscope. The boys in this unique venture Are William Chudnowsky Nineteen of no. 3009 Central Avenue Jack books Nineteen of no. 13 sixty seventh drive Sydney Miller seventeen. Of no. 6759 seventy eighth Street Edwin israels eighteen of no. 4 sixty seventh drive and Frank Kobrin eighteen of no. 6508 seventy ninth drive. The Laboratory which is located i in the israels Back Yard is a twelve by fifteen wooden Shack. Along one Side there is a Row of shelves on which stand Racks of j test tubes Laboratory instruments and Many bottles and boxes containing chemical compounds. There i Are also Many books on chemistry and physics. The Laboratory is Well equipped j for carrying on experiments. An i electric Dynamo operated by hand j furnishes current for electrical experiments. There is also an electric i motor connected with the lighting i system. Three years ago when the five boys started the study of chemistry at the Newtown High school the idea of Haring a Laboratory of their own was born. They started on a Small scale and gradually i added to their equipment to be beaten Sullivan says analyst believes that chances of no Bill Are growing every Day scans Shearer suit records sub committee promises to sift Navy lobby to Bottom u. S. Britain Are ready for naval Parley time is big Factor will Call Shearer a a let a pretend we re going to be Good a says eminent englishman Quot and not continually talk about getting ready to wreck the world London eng., sept. 13�?george t the Morrow were not the people Bernard Shaw whose recent peer i who made the War. Inbi tot0j iut us a he form a of the Versai yo7esigkf�?o decision of Macdonald to a play the Appl Ecart receded a encouraged and this is per mixed verdict from London critics i haps the chief plea that our Capi seems determined to evade that Tali Stic Post War governments can curse of the aged retrospection t Advance to justify their pretend by loosing a flood of prophecies. Sions. On any purely rationalist i ii i Qadi 9 Iliff for Oroff rms by Ili be i. Visit . Points to agreement Washington d. C., sept. 13�? that the present Tariff Bill May lever reach enactment is a judg nent or apprehension entertained a Many persons closest to the making of the Bill. This special session must end on or before november 30. If the session comes to its end with no Tariff Bill passed the question is what we ill be done by the regular session which j begins december 3? As to this fairly authoritative sentiments emanating from Republican Senate leadership have said that if the special session does not enact a Tariff revision the regular session will not attempt to. This if Correct. Would mean that there would be no Tariff revision whatever for a Good Deal More than a year in the future. Under these conditions probably May or june 1931, would be the earliest Date at which a Tariff revision would be enacted. This speculation embraces two questions. Tile first is whether the present session will enact a Tariff before it comes to its end which must not be later than november 30. Among the factors making for great War and who would have nations prepare for it. A a new economic policy in Russia a observes Shaw a Industrial collapse in victorious England bankruptcy of victorious France despair from which victorious Italy was rescued by dictatorship form in spite of All attempts of our optimists to keep up our spirits. Forecasts should be utopian a when you hear a Man whistling noisily on his Way through a Church Yard at night you May safely conclude he believes in ghosts he urges immediate execution i materialist forecast our civilization by Mark Sullivan i Washington d. a sept. 13�? up j for All person who Forsee the next j is hurrying headlong to the Devil a committee of three members of the Senate was preparing today to go a to the Bottoms of the flaunted charge of interference by private parties in the unsuccessful Geneva naval limitations conference of 1927. After examining the court complaint filed by William b. Shearer who Calls himself a naval expert for $300,000 which he alleges is due j been received proves the truth of a Rule that though you can train a i performing Flea to fire a Cannon you cannot train him not to be surprised when it goes off. Washington d. C., 13�? it a Secretary Stimson announced today that great Britain and the United states Are now prepared for a naval conference negotiations Between ambassador Dawes and prime minister Mac Hina from three american shipbuilding corporations for his services at the Geneva fiasco the committee will meet tomorrow to Issue subpoenas for these whom it wants to examine publicly. Who Call Shearer first senator Shortridge Republican California the chairman of the investigating committee expects to begin Tho Public hearings about the Middle of next week. He is confident that first witnesses will be Shearer and the officers of the corporations wich he is suing. Senator Robinson of Arkansas. Pian. They should open up pros said where a conf ence can be called. It can Deal with any matters. And is afraid of them. Forecasts Idabel revival of Defeated Ger-1 should therefore be entirely Uto Donald have reached the Point no Many were ally to students of history and human nature As inevitable As the equinoxes. Vision brought on War a yet the Way in which they have Man conduct is unprecedented and yet been settled in the direct con improbable in the least conceit Able degree. A fall persons who foresee a next great War and would have us pre pets of our doing those things which we ought to do and leaving undone those things which we. Ought not to do though such he Stimson added which have no Edwin israels left and William Chudnowsky. Right two of five boy chemical research enthusiasts shown above Are endeavouring to make Large photographs of microscopic slides. Farm Structure Survey planned value of agricultural buildings in s. Is placed at 236 millions farm corporation to be in Chicago Chicago. 111., sept. 13�?gp a the Chicago Tribune a said today that in All probability Headquarters evening Republican Bureau the Albee building. W Ashington d. I Washington d. Sept. 13�?in j i formation on farm structures in South Dakota valued by the de j apartment of agriculture at $236,- i 273,000 in a recent study will be j i sought from agricultural and engineering schools in the state and j from the state agricultural depart ment the department announced Here today. I data collected will be used by the i special advisory committee recently named by Secretary of agriculture Hyde for a farm Structure research Survey which held its first Tariff started controversial issues Are subject of first skirmishes Washington d. C., sept. 13�? apr the pending Republican Tariff Bill was described As a a masterpiece of discrimination and hypocrisy from beginning to end in the Senate today by senator Harrison Democrat Mississippi. Resuming the minority opposition Harrison a member of the Tariff framing finance committee added that the a forked Tongue off hypocrisy hisses from each Aller. A it Inu lican. Kansas Are the other members of the sub committee. Both issued statements declaring their determination to get a to the Bottoms of the Searer Case. Up to Congress senator Allen declared if the Shearer charges Are proved to be True it will be a matter a for the closest scrutiny of the of the $20,000,000 Farmers National cram corporation would be local i meeting Here last week. The corned Here. The newspaper quoted j consists of representatives a responsible farm leaders. Organization plans for the i j Gantic cooperative will be compleat j de next week when the committee of 16 Farmers representatives meets Here. Articles of incorporation an bylaws of the proposed Organiza-1 of Trade and agricultural organizations and of the departments and bureaus of the Federal government interested in farm structures. Its aim is to bring about a greater standardization in farm buildings for housing agricultural commodities and farm animals in All lion were drawn up a week ago by. And the reduce Oon a sub committee and have been Striction costs and lower costs of Gen to George Ferrand i production and marketing counsel for the Federal farm Board. A farm buildings recommended by the new cooperative to act As a j vari0us state authorities vary so stabilizing Agency Between the farm i As to Type that the Manu Board and the smaller Farmers co fact users Are at a loss to know How operatives to obtain financial As j to meet requirements a it was state Istance for the latter from the for the committee following its farm Board will open sales Agen j session. A the advisory Council Oles in the principal cities in this j Hopes to adopt some measure of and foreign countries the Tribune j standardization which will simplify said. L. B. Palmer president of the Ohio farm Bureau declared that Wool growers would organize next month under the new farm Law in much the same Way As Grain Farmers have done. O the manufacturers problems and reduce costs to the Farmer. The program contemplates a study of the present status of research As it pertains to farm structures a study of reports of existing conditions together with a plan for stimulation and co ordination of research investigations. A structures represent the largest single investment the Farmer has aside from his land in the United states they represent some $11, dynamite bought by Kvale before death Fergus Falls minn., sept. 13�?if congressman o. J. Kvale whose body was found in the ruins of his 750,000,000. Apart from the features burned cottage 28 Miles from Tore of Beauty and Harmony in Bifid wednesday. Purchased to Sticks of j the rat ability of farm Struc Ria cry Raj St ism try is the hardware where he purchased Hie dynamite that he a intended to mow stumps on his Otter Tail county officials after reopening an investigation into the death Isis St connect ii $225,000 allotted for River to Sioux City Ortance of its investigation. The information gathered will be published for use of Farmers in the state in carrying out their building programs in the future. O Washington d. C., sept. 13.�? up a preliminary skirmishes done the Senate today was Well embroiled in its Long awaited Tariff Battle. The administrative provisions of the Republican Bill Replete with controversial issues such As the Tariff commission flexible provisions and a changed valuation base for and Valorme duties were the official subject of debate. The measure As drawn up by the finance committee majority was roundly criticized yesterday by senator Simmons North Carolina ranking minority member of the committee in a lengthy address. Simmons denounced the Bill As inconsistent and a a dangerously expanding the Power of the president to revise rate schedules. He asserted that it contains Many useless increases in rates on agricultural commodities is filled with exorbitant rates on articles that the Farmer must Purchase and does not conform with president hoovers request for Industrial increases Only in the instance of industries that have suffered through imports in recent years to an assertion that Consumers costs would be increased by billions of dollars through passage of the proposed measure. Senator Smoot took vigorous exception. In addition the committee chairman characterized Simmons objections to the Bill As old stuff. Asked by senator to dings. Democrat Maryland whether president Hoover favors the Bill Smoot replied that he had not asked the chief executive but was of the opinion that he would Sig n it. At the conclusion of smooth a speech. Senator. George Democrat Georgia no Bill time is of the most in the democratic Leader and senator portent. We Are now close to the Middle of september. Only ten weeks remain. Iii that ten wrecks several Steps must be taken. The Senate must debate the Bill to its senatorial Content and pass its version of the Bill. There must then be a conference Between the House and Senate to argue and eliminate differences and finally the agreed upon Bill must be passed by both the House and the Senate. That ten weeks is a Short time for All this we ill be recognized by everybody familiar with past Tariff debates. Other pressing matters even if ten weeks were theoretically enough it must be observed there is much likelihood of the Senate consuming tune with matters other than the Tariff. The attention now being paid to the scandal about naval propaganda. Illustrate the sort of thing certain to come up and take time away from the Tariff. Other than time there Are additional reasons for the possibility that this session May not enact the Tariff Bill. One reason is the difficulty the republicans in tile Senate will have in getting a majority. Because of the defection of twelve Western progressive republicans it is know As a matter of mathematics that the republicans must get the votes of a minimum of four democrats in order to pass the Bill. It is by no Means certain the republicans can get the four because the democratic leaders amply warned Are taking energetic Steps to Appeal to party loyalty and morale. Yet another impediment appears to have Arisen or at least has come to be rumoured during the few Days since the Senate re assembled. It has been taken for granted that the two Republican senators from Oregon and the one Republican senator from Washington would vote for the Bill. It May be that they will. Nothing said Here is based on anything coming from any of the three senators. The Rumor so far As it exists comes from the fairly authoritative sources within the two states. The Rumor says that these three senators cannot afford to vote for the a this is not altogether to be de pare for it should be executed. A pored. The notion that to foresee i rigorous press Law should suppress an event is to guard against it is i every newspaper which treats War not borne out by the facts. If the j As morally More tolerable than As War of 1914-18 had not been for Sass nation. We must pretend we seen and prepared for by Militar Are going to be Good and discuss its and Diplomatist of Europe it i ways and Means for that Novelty might possibly not have occurred. And not As at present for Repetti people who took no thought for i tons of our old versa ions. The discussion he continued now centers around a few thousand tons of ships in a single class meaning cruisers. Will discuss guns it is probable lie added that even this Point will become a discussion of the Way in which these ships shall be constructed or the guns which they carry will be manned. If the conversations which have been going on succeed Iii bringing about a conference of Powers and an agreement among them. Stimson said the armament race in All categories of ships will be off and an entirely different atmosphere substituted. He asserted that this not Only police find guns in labor Reynolds of new York and would Benefit the National defense leaders Homes in raid Traylor of Chicago inf the United states but the at for liquor named Titue of the whole world and that Charlotte n. C., sept. 13.�?op a new York sept. 13.�? up a the j of great Britain and the United eight labor leaders were in jail to times says today that Jackson e. I states toward it or. Dav because Nolice said Thev found 1 Reynolds president of the first another beneficial effect or s _ Day because police said they found no a tonal Bank of new York and. Cess a the problem he added arms and ammunition in their res mow maw . Men to Aid mob arrested in world Bank All members of the committee Are j Denee. A raid was made in search determined to Center attention on 0f liquor. The police announced they the charges of Shearer that he rep-1. _ 4-v.ocq a Vinci nip of. Flip i had found three pump ferns two shot guns and 500 shells. An automobile suspected of having been resented these companies at the Geneva Parley. The companies Are now building american cruisers which some members of the Senate believe would not have to have been built had the Geneva conference been successful Lieve would not have had to have been built had the Geneva conference been successful. By the time the committee opens its Public examination of the parties involved in the Shearer charge next week the department of Justice is expected to be Able to report some Progress on the inquiry it has instituted at the command of president Hoover. Europeans to put end to Tariff Walis is first Concrete step in plans of Briand for federation of states Geneva sept. 13�? up a great Britain and France today took a joint step to bring about a world conference on lowering Tariff barriers. move was made in the spirit developed by comments of european statesmen while discussing last week Premier Briand a project for a a United states of Europe a a have been appointed As american representatives on the sub committee created by the Hague reparations conference to draft statutes of the Bank of International set used for transportation of the guns j elements. Was seized. I they were named by Owen d. Fourteen men including two Gas Young author of the reparations Melvin e. Traylor president of the would be its bearing on american first National Bank of Chicago i naval policy. Tonia police officers and three textile Mill superintendents were under Bond for hearing today on charges of kidnapping and assault with intent to kill in mob activities against Union organizers and members in North Carolina textile centers. Mob victim jailed c. M. Lell one of the three men abducted monday night in Gastonia by the mob which flogged Ben Wells organizer for the National textile workers Union was one of seven men arrested last night when police raided the residence. More Gide fourteen men named in a Bench warrant issued yesterday by judge Thomas j. Shaw in connection with his investigation being conducted Here in lieu of a grand jury were arrested in Gastonia last night and each placed under Bond of $1,000 for appearance today before the judge. Plan of which the International Bank is an important Factor and j. P. Morgan Delegate to the Aris experts commission which adopted the Young plan. Formal announcements of the appointments is withheld until the full list of committee members representing All the nations affected by the Bank of International settlements is published. Reynolds and Traylor Are preparing to sail in the near future for Brussels where they will meet the appointees of the other countries. Traylor said Over the Telephone from the Indian Hills country club at Wilmette in a yes i have accepted the invitation to serve As one of the members of the committee with or. Reynolds and will be glad to do what i can to help in the Reynolds was an assistant professor of Law at Columbia University from 1906 to 1913. He is a director of the Federal Reserve Bank the warrants charge conspiracy to Kidnap kidnapping assault with a new York intent to kill imprisonment and Taylor has been president of the false arrests. I thirst National Bank since 1925. He. Interest of Union leaders and j As president of the american the delegations of the two a. A anti communists a is arge in to Quot jokers association in 1926 and tons recommended in the economic Morrow afternoons Union meeting i i?27 a in the financial District of a a in Gastonia i w York he is described As tile will hold meeting 8 to officials of the Union said they \ ? a committee of the league of nations that negotiations be begun Between members of the league and non members to promote a meeting at the earliest possible Date. The purpose of the meeting would be to Frame a the first collective agreement for diminishing hindrances to Trade and develop Senate Bill if the Bill continues As i ing and facilitating economic rela the Bill now does to put lumber and shingles on the free list. Lumber is important to Oregon and both lumber and shingles to Washington. The lower House Bill gives Protection to both these commodities but the tentative Senate Bill puts both on the free list. Passage is doubtful so far As there is weight in this Rumor at All it is obviously a situation that May change before the Bill reaches its final stage. At the same time it should be said that opposition to a Tariff on these two commodities is very determined. The net of the difficulties in the Way of passing a Tariff Bill during this special session is enough to make the passage at least doubtful. Assuming that the special session does not enact a Tariff the delivered an address arguing for j question becomes whether the Reg modification of the measure. O Kvaley a death was due to an acc j Dent. The body was then released Washington d. C., sept. 13�? to a by authorities and sent to Benson the a votary of War today allotted minn., Kvaley a Home for b Inal. $225 000 to be expended during the authorities today sought to learn coming fall on the Missouri River what became of the dynamic put Between Kansas City and chased by Kvale. I City Iowa. Of storm ravages France Marseilles France. Sept. 13�? up a a storm of considerable violence raging Over Southern France during the night probably did damage a Sioux i relating several million dollars. Damage to buildings vines and the Olive crop in the Toulon District alone was estimated at More than pin Rirl who sent Hootch to make speeches Liucc cod in Washington. C., sept. 13�?up .$1,000,000. A Vires for president Hoover will make at o Denver colo., sept. 13�? a it be. B. Least two speeches on his visit to Indianapolis is considering the Averill special operative of a Den j Cincinnati. Louisville and Detroit installation of a Polios radio Cornier investigating Semcer said today ate next month. A Mun cation system. Is. / ular session will do so. As to this there is much Validity in the position taken by Republican Senate leaders that they would not tre up the Tariff in the regular session. Tile regular session is already sufficiently crowded with its own program of routine and otherwise urgent business. Tons by All practicable the Resolution of England and France also called on the nations not to increase their protective tariffs above the present level for a period of two years or to impose new protective duties or create new impediments to Trade during this period. Pilot pm killed at Airport fete Carroll. La., sept. 13�? up a tragedy marred the dedication of Carrolls new Airport Here yesterday when a Pilot and one of his two passengers were killed As their plane struck a Pylon marking the turn on the Aerial race course and crashed to the ground bursting into flames. The charred Bodle Quot of Pilot thorn9 s p. Craig Des Moines and miss Faith West 19, of Farlin la., a student nurse at St. Anthony s Hospital Here were removed from the wreckage. Baseball results intended to go ahead with plans j Chicago no a Ream in for the meeting despite the arrest of their followers and purported a Tuc cell a cd Rraci a threats of self styled a anti Corn i1 Ovy heirs Riff la it Monist so that a fall Union organizers in China poll hogs who try to speak will be c. B. Bates i Maeheu made Al the mob activities monday Fol-1 most a Clea sweep in the Poland Lowed declaring of a mistrial in the Case of 16 textile Union leaders and members charged with slaying of police chief o. F. Arie Holt of Gastonia june 7, during disorders of the strike there. The sudden insanity of a juror caused the mistrial. China class at the state fair this week with his showing of 24 head of hogs. He win More fists than any other exhibitor on the grounds carrying off six firsts two champions three seconds one third and about Twenty other awards. His All naval men agree in this he said As the United states naval men have been living in a hand to Mouth manner and they arc the sufferers As a result of the present uncertainty. Changing plans flayed no Standard of policy he continued. Has been set and the Navy has been frequently called upon to make charges in its program due to Congress or fluctuation of Public opinion. An agreement among the Powers covering i,1 classes of vassals he vent on. Would stabili2� this Factor a it would not a necessary for the Navy to fight from year to year to get support for its program. A a. The effect of a successful naval pc hey will appear infer my greater when it is considered Stimson said in the Light of All classes of ships and not Only that of cruisers. In considering All classes of shins not a he added there will be substituted an entirely different Frame of mind and a different situation in apr thing the question. Credits u. S. Note Secretary Stimson is of the opinion that the latest note to the London government product of the recent White House conferences could have led Premier Macdonald to believe that an agreement would be reached. Cotton interpreted the prime ministers decision As meaning that a we Are near enough to an agreement to have him comment from the White House was lacking. Meanwhile the contents of the note to great Britain were a zealously guarded secret. There were indications however that counter proposals on methods of attaining parity in Cruiser strength were embodied in the communication presenting a revision of the former american position on this Point. The Gastonia police officers up for prizes follow first aged boar first hearing today were witnesses in the j Junior yearling and Champion in trial. Bank pays depositors Pierre s. D., be t. 13�?creditors of the state Bani of Humboldt Humboldt Are being paid a fourth dividend of to per cent increasing. ,. A a a dividends id since suspension to a Brookings for this class first aged Herd first aged bred by exhibitor Champion Young Herd first get of sire first on produce of dam. Or. Abies sold several of his prize we inning animals for prices ranging from $60 to $1 Fyk one went 55 per cent the state banking department announced today. Weather forecast by the associated press South Dakota fair tonight and saturday slightly cooler in West the top of $100 and the others were purchased by local buyers. Or. Bates aged boar is four years old and weighs 1,140 pounds. His Junior yearling Champion at eighteen months old weights 90p pounds. A or of american league Tjit miss finances Carlson. Steno Graple amp a. In the Bank of to Jav Ruhf. Told him Quot she gent from Denver two of the at a which c. V Buus a. oool3amewhaj cooler top the season is Good finer do Sewruk Joae Quot a it a Iowa dry officials portion tonight Frost probable in i raid ten cent store i reconvening of parliament North portion tonight Desmo n Nebraska fair tonight and Saturn Bay rum from the five and ten six Coli a Issax i Quot against the Laws of the Corn state. Three thousand bottles of Bay r h e saturday cooler in West portion Chicago. Too 020 000-2 7 of Toni it probably Frost tonight. Philadelphia Ooi too 03x-5 6 2 i Minnesota fair tonight and Walsh and Berg Ehmke �8cwbe�?T a 1 Iowa fair tonight and saturday ten cent St re. Condemnation pro coding were brought after three temperatures Days of testimony devoted to show / Jcj Skof f Jato to Uuk it a and saturday cooler tonight with pro a Mai Era 5eied raid at an of a Bable Frost. W. Woolworth company five and Britain also regards Navy reduction Accord As near London eng., sept. 13�? up a impending visit of prime minister Ramsay Macdonald to the United states was accepted generally Here today As signifying the London and Washington governments were very near an Accord on naval limitation. So near in fact it was believed Are they that the conclusion might be expected at such a personal meeting of the two government As is planned by the British Premier. Macdonald will leave England september 28 abroad the Berengaria arriving in new York october 4. His visit probably will be of Short duration possibly a week or More most of which time will be spent in conference with president Hoover in Washington. He is expected Back in great Britain in time for. The about the end of october. If he can face parliament his friends believed today with a naval reduction agreement with the United states to his credit he will be immeasurably stronger with the House of commons than at any time since inception of his government in june. Two lives added to toll of Forest fires to so them animals w Hen a i r. J / t Dou "1 Quot a our Fps my for haircut j urns jut j o do Laid c. I Zag j t Vin c a pc a Larker v f \ r sea winked telegrams Wagoner sought in Dir Rucj sue or York Bank of oar hmm to on of the per Timi to Mytr Klim ? uti Poen a by a Fader inn a a pm Kim jury in in York to whom Filiti the rare Averill arrived Here be Friend at Alfr the scum tar u 4k Tynca maw them. Mam i t urn term my with a ctr one it cashier of atm a ant of a us a to h dem tether id Jack. Giant killer of old on 18-Day do 7 mrw York. 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