Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 12

rWELVE THE DAILY ARGUS-LEADER. SIOUX FALLS. S. D. Monday, April 11, 1932.

ent Mimmissionpr T5 W. Walters, are the candTda'S for ritv cnmmtjrmir a- war, and Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth, also a republican, would be secretary of the interior. The other cabinet offices would be filled as follows: secretary of state. ENGSTROM SCORES.

WESTERN COUNTY Burglars Open Deposit Box, Peruse Cop 's Will BOYD AND ALLCHIN PLEAD NOT GUILTY Pair Charged With Impersonat JEW YORKER URGES COALITION SLATE IN FALL ELECTION Newton D. Baker of Ohio; attorney general. Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland: postmaster general, former Gov. Harry P.

Byrd of Vir Mr. Breed stepped into the nr this week. He was, until three here for nine and immediately preceding that sistant postmaster for 12 war. Says Non-Payment of School Prospects of No Brookings City Election Shattered Brookings, April 11. The proa-pects of foregoing the expense of a city election here the 19th of April were shattered todav when the closing time for fiiing revealed that three had got in under the wire as candidates for the two offices of justice of the peace and three had filed as candidates for the office of city commissioner.

M. G. Carlisle, and Alvin Schulz, Incumbent, and Oran D. Simkins, are candidates for the offices of ginia; secretary of navy, William Randolph Hearst; agriculture. Gov.

William H. Murray of Oklahoma; commerce, Glenn Frank, president Walters is a fruit merchant HAS WAR ENGINE of the University of Wisconsin Loan Interest Violation of Constitution Pierre, April 11. iP) A statement by Commissioner O. P. J.

Engstrom that his department has been "as lenient as humanly possible" in administering the South Dakota labor. Prank P. Walsh of Kansas City ana New yorK. Calls for Farm Relief am oi me candidates with t. exception of M.

G. Carlisle until the last day to file. Mr lisle filed the middle of the Victoria Method ist Conferene. Melbourne, Australia, has nas' motion barring women Lto Malone would have the democratic platform include planks calling for Malone Would Draft Owen Young for President; Vice Presidency for Garner WANTS MIXED CABINET Hurley, Smith. Murray Listed for Posts Does Not Favor Governor Smith Boston, April Ur-VPh-Owen D.

school and public lands department regulations was added today to the tariff reduction, prorumuon repeal city Justice. Dr. A. A. Harris, pres- ana iarm renei.

controversy over Butte county de Political observers regarded as significant a section of Malone's statement which said: the party in New York believes that the man who is to be chosen at Chicago must be more than 'a favorite If the New York delegation were merely Interested in the choice of a ing Federal Officer Appear in U. S. Court Harry Boyd. Aberdeen, and Irving H. Allchin, McCcolc, charged with impersonating a federal officer, pleaded not guilty to the charge upon arraignment before Judge A.

Lee Wvman in federal court today. Counsel for the defense filed a demurrer before the pleading and It was overruled by the court. The defense then moved for change of venue for Boyd to the northern district of federal court in this slate on the ground, among other things, that Boyd's home was situated at Aberdeen. Byron S. Payne, assistant U.

S. attorney, told the court that the grounds for motion to move the case to that district were insufficient. On request of defense counsel, more time was allowed in which to augment the showing for change of district. Boyd and Allchin were arrested by federal officers last January at McCook on the charge of falsely Impersonating a United States officer. They are alleged to have attempted to defraud Mrs.

Joe St. Onge of Jefferson, whose husband is serving a two-and-a-half-year sentence Young for president and Speaker John N. Garner lor vice president is the slat Dudley Field Malone would have the democratic party nominate. The internationally known lawyer would also create a coalition cabinet made up of dem favorite son of New York, it would wish to choose ex-Governor Smith, who stood all four-square on the great issues of the last campaign and, as our party's leader, made such a valiant fight," If I Vt 1 A 'vj vl lt' Envelope Containing Documents Ripped Open Woman! Bonds Undisturbed ROB FINANCE FIRM SAFE Currency Estimated at $170 Taken at Edwards Company Leave No Prints Disappointment at not being Included in the will of O. P.

Torrey, police patrolman, caused burglars to overlook $200 in Liberty bonds when they broke into the office of Louis Caille, 123 West Ninth during the week-end. Patrolman Torrey's will was in a sealed envelope in a safe deposit box which was in an unlocked cabinet safe. The burglars ransacked the safe, found nothing, then pried open the policeman's box ana examined his private papers. On top was his will in a sealed envelope. They ripped open the envelope and examined the contents.

Finance Safe Looted In an adjoining box, which was not locked, were $200 in Liberty bonds owned by a woman. They were not taken, although papers in the box were disturbed. Battering the dial off a heavy safe at the Edwards Finance company, 205 Minnehaha building, other thieves found $170 in currency Sunday. The safe had been pounded a long time with a heavy hammer, police said after an examination this morning. There were no fingerprints left behind.

Tire Office Entered The Sioux Tire and Battery company office at 208 West Eleventh was entered early this morning and three or four dollars taken from the cash register. A police patrolman discovered the break-in about 3 o'clock. A rock had been used to break out a section of glass in the front office door. A checkup was in progress today to determine whether any of the stock had been taken. OlSHWASHlNOr HOW -jax I VVIIL DRIVE.

I MATE NEXT DAY THANK HEAVENS YOU VE5, AND DISHES TOLD ME ABOUT RINSO? 25 CRAIN BRIGHT AND IT MAKES DISHWASHING 3 CCEAR WITHOUT YF MUCH EASIER. GREASE If in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, on a national prohi ocrats, republicans ana independents. Malone, a member of the unln-structed New York delegation to the democratic national convention, would draft Young "even against his wishes." He said in a statement issued last night he believed that Young could provide leadership of "economic intelligence, cultural background and Imaginative statesmanship," necessary to meet the problems confronting the nation. Coalition Cabinet The New York delegate would also have Young and Garner, if nominated, announce before the campaign began that they would create a coalition cabinet in which Alfred E. Smith of New York would be secretary of the treasury; Colonel Patrick J.

Hurley, a republican, would be retained as secretary of linquent interest problem. Engstrom replied to comments by C. P. Seward, state's attorney for Butte county, who took issue with the state official on the question. Others Try to Pay Saying he was misunderstood In a previous interview, Mr.

Engstrom explaned that Butte county, which owes $10,000 in interest on school fund loans and cannot make a supplemental budget, is not the only county which has not paid its obligations to the state. "There are some six or eight counties that have not yet made their pavment," he said, "but every effort is being made by the commissioners to take care of it as soon as possible. While I fully realize the financial difficulty in several counties in the state, Mr. Seward could hardly expect this department to advocate or encourage direct violation of the state's statutes and its constitution." Don't Force Loans Repeating a statement that his department does not force school loans on counties, Mr. Engstrom explained that the law requires counties to advertise for loans only when there Li a surplus in the school fund.

He said this condition has never existed during his term of office and that his department has requisitions from the county auditors "for ten times the amount that we can supply." The commissioner added that the department's loaning operations "during the last year have been confined to special cases where some farmer is about to lose his home by foreclosure to some loan corporation, where the county commissioners and the borrower have petitioned for special consideration, apd with our limited funds we have not been able to take care of all of these." Will Have Conferences bition act cnarge. According to the federal authorities, these defendants pretended to be able to effect the release of Mr. St. Onge from the U. S.

prison If Mrs. St. Onge would furnish a sum of money. Other irregular negotiations on the part of Boyd and Allchin are alleged. These charges are steadfastly denied by the defendants who maintain they are groundless.

Mrs. E. E. Jorgensen Is Victim of Illness Wife of Local Farmer Dies at Local Hospital After Long Illness Mrs. Ella Estella Jorgensen.

40 year old, 2414 South West wife of Edwin Jorgensen, farmer, died at a local hospital today. Mrs. Jorgensen had been ill for a long time, but this illness became serious during the past three weeks. She was born In South Dakota and spent most of her life in Sioux Falls. She is survived by her husband; a daughter, Margaret, aged 16, who lives at home; her mother, Mrs.

I Hurd of Sioux Falls; two sisters, Mrs. C. L. Whitlow of Sioux Falls, and Mrs. E.

C. Lord, Luverne, four brothers. George Hurd, who is on the west coast; Guy Hurd of Watertown; William Hurd of Arnolds Park, and Delbert Hurd of Sioux Falls. The Miller Funeral home is In charge of the arrangement and funeral services will be made as soon as relatives are heard from. Charles Mornston oi jenerson entered a nlea of not guilty to the charge of possession, manufacturing, ana having articles to manuiacture llauor.

Alvin Steeneck of Alcester (Associated Press Photo) Lester P. Barlow of Stamford, claims to have Invented a new secret military weapon which he says could destroy cities a thousand miles distant. A resolution was introduced in the senate seeking to creat a secret commission to study the "engine of destruction." AGED BLACK HILLS WOMAN SUCCUMBS Mrs. Rebecca Merritt Believed First White Child Born in Iowa Sturgls, April 11. (JP) Mrs.

Re entered a plea of guilty to count one oi a national pronioiuon act violation, charging sale. S. F. Man Arrested on Liquor Charges Large Crowd Attends Extra! Extra! EXCURSIONS Most Everywhere Nth CHICAGO and KORTH WESTERN LINE Go April 22, 23, 24 Return by May 2 Allege Archie Allen Sold Al While endeavoring to carry out Just try these gentle lively suds for dishes! Mrs. Tucker's Rites cohol Trio Arrested on Wet Count Archie Allen Sioux Falls, was ar Funeral Services Are Held CIGARET ON CUSHION CAUSES CAR TO BLAZE A cigaret thrown onto a cushion provisions of the scnooi iuna wan law, "I might add that we are, and have been, as lenient as humanly possible, without openly violating the constitution and laws of the state," Mr.

Engstrom said. Declaring he was "somewhat surprised" that Seward "persists in airing the difficulties of his county in the press" the land commissioner said he expects to visit Butte county about Anril 19 or 20 for a confer becca Merritt, believed to have been the first white woman born in what is now the state of lowa and the oldest living pioneer in the Black Hills of South Dakota, died at the home of her son, Charles Merritt, here this morning about 1 o'clock. Mrs. Merritt was born in what is now Jones county, 'Iowa, in 1839, later moving to near Sleepy Eye, and leaving a farm there just ahead of -the historical Mankato massacre. She came to the Black Hills in 1877, living first at Galena, later at' Crook City and -then at SAVE work mi Rim.

Dishes, pots, pans clean in a jifiy! Grease floats off in these creamy suds. Cup for cup, Rinso gives twice as much tuds as puffed-up soaps mn in hardtsl viator. No grit. Marvelous for porcelain, tile, linoleum, woodwork. Saves scrubbing on washday itutki clothes hitir.

Get the BIG package. of a car owned by Earl Maby, Sioux rested todav by federal prohibition agents on the charge of Illegal sale of liquor. His arrest was made at a local cafe, where it was said that he sold alcohol. Previous purchases are alleged to have been made. Falls, caused a fire Sunday evening which nremen extmgutsned.

Mr. Maby's car was parked at 207 North Phillips ave. Two and a half gallons of chemical were required to ence on the case. He added that Oscar Heimoe, Meivin neimoe, both of Dell Rapids and Knute Millions use Rinso in tub, washer ond dishpon COACH EXCURSIONS thraa-fifthi of tha regular ona-way fare for tha round trip, alto ONE FARE plus 25 centt for the round tripgood in leaping and parlor cars on payment of uaual charges. smother the blaze.

"there is no further occasion lor additional publicity." Economic improvement in French Indo-China shows increasing sturgis. She is survived by five sons, 19 grand children, and 11 great grand Early this morning Mrs. George Geelan, 1812 South Center succeeded in extinguishing a Are in her car before nremen arrived. The alarm was turned in from Eighth for Wife of Gas Company Superintendent With relatives and friends In large numbers and flowers in profusion, bespeaking the esteem In which Mrs. Cora Augusta Tucker, 36, was held, last rites for her were held Sunday afternoon at the Miller Funeral home.

Mrs. Tucker was the wife of P. K. Tucker, superintendent of the Sioux Falls Gas company. She died Thursday evening at a local hospital.

Rev. E. L. Frost, pastor of the First Christian church, officiated at the services. The pallbearers were I.

Olson, H. T. Brookfleld, Charles Iseman, William Rutherford, George Striker, and W. D. Norwood.

Interment was made in the family lot in Woodlawn cemetery. Mrs. Tucker lived in Sioux Falls for 17 years, children. Sons are Wilson Merritt, Malcolm Merritt. Forney, Charles Merritt, Sturgis; Joseph ana prairie.

Example of fares from SIouk Fallt to kCviM 0H. Merritt, Sturgis, and Linn Merritt: Newcastle. Wvo. Her husband. Jo Brendsel, Baltic, were arrested by federal prohibition agents, it was reported here today.

The trio are alleged to have been in an automobile which drove up to the vicinity of an automobile In which a group of federal agents were riding. The prohibition agents contend that they became suspicious of the automobile and drove up by it. One of the occupants of the car is said to have jumped to the ground and started to run. The men were arrested and the car searched, revealing a gallon can Leeds, England, may use cast-Iron blocks for pavements. seph Merritt, also a pioneer of the Black Hills, died eignt years ago.

tlMptrt ftrrtr Cm 5.78 9.57 8.81 8.81 14.00 14.18 Sioux City $3.31 Omaha 5.60 St. Paul 5.14 Minneapolis 5.14 Duluth 8.25 Rapid City 8.36 YES MADAM! LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED AT REDUCED PRICES 30c each or 60c pair with 10 discount where 4 pair are sent. Join with your neighbor and save the additional 10 percent Shipley's Laundry IT'S PHONE 4 oi aiconoi, according to tne 01-flcers. The trio was arraigned before William A. Morris.

U. S. com S. D. RED CROSS OFFICE CLOSES Relief Work in State Wound Up This Week After Six Months Operation Similar Law Fan will apply to and from naarly all atationa on tha C.

4 N. W. Una. Writa your rlonda to yiait you. For aaaet faroa and train aehadulaa aao missioner, and held to federal court on si.ooo bond each.

Around the Courthouse NOTICE! Sewing Machine Special FOR THIS WEEK ONLY Your old machine cleaned and adjusted by experts $1.00 One-hour servlee for out-of-town customers. J. t. SULLIVAN. Crnl.

Aft. 424 E. Elrhth St. Phone MS BOY SHOT THROUGH LEG POWDER In Circuit Court Charcine he was entitled to pro Mitchell, April 11. (P) Red Cross IS REPORTED IMPROVED Dwane Lindner.

12-vear-old son ceeds from a $1,500 check he never received, D. W. F. Degner filed a suit todav against the First Na You'uvt in using KG Use LESS than of high priced brands. tional Bank and Security company and A.

J. Keith, Sioux Falls. The Here is one of the Golden Rule 35c plate SINGER Phone 255 SHOP 216 S. Main instrument was turned over to Mr. 25 1 ivnttt fv av I of Mr.

and Mrs. P. C. Lindner, 1508 West Eleventh was recovering today after having been shot through the leg by a .22 rifle Saturday afternoon. Keith, the complaint alleged, end he later placed tne money in me defendant bank.

The check was Dwane and two other bovs were said to have been endorsed without drought relief headquarters here for South Dakota and Nebraska were closed today after six months of operation starting last fall. Most of the Red Cross workers will remain in Mitchell for the remainder of the week to wind up office affairs, but there will be no new administrative work. Any action necessary will be through the midwestern headquarters at St. Louis. Several days will be required, it was said, to check up activities of the headquarters here and summarize the relief work accomplished.

The office has been in charge of Albert Evans. hiking near the river about four blocks west of the end of Tenth authority. Mr. Degner contended street, Mrs. Lindner said today, when a bullet fined by Leonard McKay, about 16, 310 West Thirteenth dinners Tuesday Noon Choice of Baked Goose or Roast Young Turkey Dressing Giblet Gravy Masked Potatoes Waldorf Salad Jellied Fruit Coffee Tea Milk he learned of the affair in November, 1931, and failed to obtain the money after making a demand for it.

Krause and Krause represent the plaintiff. A decree of divorce and a court struck him in the leg. The McKay boy was witn another group some distance away. The bullet from the order permitting her to resume the rifle passed through the leg a short distance above the knee. IT'S DOUBLE ACTINO use of her maiden name oi Kosyiee Lewis was sought in an action filed today by Rosylee Eisenmann, Sioux 'aus.

against Lieonara osenman, St. Joseph, Mo. Nonsupport was named as grounds for the suit. The counle was married in St. Joseph on February 3.

1930., Louis Smith is 3SC All for 404- Arrives Friday the 15th attorney lor tne piainun. Building permits issued in Havana. Cuba, in Januarly totaled $100,000 more than in the same month of last year. 438.877 People in Sioux Falls and Vicinity CmiH Be Wrong This number of patrons have shown their approval in 1 2 months of the most flavorful foods at most modern prices. Beautiful 1 Unusual! Modernistic! Entirely different are just a few of the expressions people have used when eating at THE TIP TOP.

The Tip Top's First Anniversary Celebration Now in Progress AH This Week The whole town's talking about the great anniversary celebration at THE TIP TOP. Such delicious meals planned expressly for the occasion are really too good to miss. And there are other attractions Music Unusual Decoration Flowers everything to make the occasion a huge success. Remember, there is a different 35c plate dinner ever; day. Each is an outstanding special.

GOLDEN RULE CAFETERIA "The Cafeteria with Service" FLOOR Sanding and Finishing EXPERT JVORKMEN ELECTRIC EDGER DUSTLESS MACHINE Call Us for Estimates One Mousecleaiiing positively FKEE ivith the AMAZINGLY IMPROVED NEW OPENINGS ANNOUNCED IN FEDERAL SERVICE Four government positions, which will be open to successful candidates who pass impending civil service examinations, were announced today by Phil S. Campbell, local civil service commissioner. Mr. Campbell attain calls attention to the fact that his office is simply for the convenience of local people, all out-of-fcown persons interested in these jobs are obliged to confer with the district commissioner of civil service at St. Paul, or direct to the department at Washington.

The jobs for which openings will exist are: Assistant gardener, at a salary of $1,260 a year, or $4.24 a day when actually employed. This job is with the department of public and public parks at Washington. Closing date for filing for this examination is April 28. There will be an opening for senior inspector, engineer construction (marine), $2,600 a year, office of inspector of machinery, United States navy, Groton, Conn. The closing date for this examination Is May 3, 1932.

Another opening is to be that of senior plasterer at $1,860 a year, departmental service; and plasterer, same service, at $1,680 a year. The closing date for filing for these examinations is May 3. Rockham Hotel Man Hangs Self in Barn Rockham, April 11. (Ph-h. H.

Hammond, proprietor of the Hammond hotel here, and long a resident of Rockham, ended his life by hanging and shooting himself in a feed barn which he operated in connection with the hotel, Mr. Hammond went out Saturday morning and it was thought he was going to do the usual chores. When he did not reappear the family investigated and found his body hanging in the barn. fBESS aaaaaaaw aa, l0 STANDARD X. MltllllllllinilllllllltllllflltlMlltlllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllla I Roast Young Turkey I I Fresh White Fish 1 Turkey a la King IMIIIIIfMltlllllltftMltlllltMIIIIMIHIIIIIItllllllMIIIIIIIMItlMIIMMItlllHIIIIIIIHIMl' Fur Scarfs and Jackets ait Lowest Prices GKOSS CO.

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No obligation. Phone Today 4800 NORTHERN tate When strawberries appeared In Paris in March they were sold for 12 cents each. TEA BISCUITS FRENCH ROLLS RYE OR WHOLEWHEAT BREAD ALSO 35c LUNCHEON Other Specialties 30c, 35c, 40c, 60c, 85c $1 Dinner A Carte at AU Times i imniiHiiniiiHiimiitim Sioux Falls is the Home City of the Oldest Surety Company in the United States West of the Allegheny Mountains. WESTERN SURETY COMPANY Dan Kirby. President COFFEE TEA MILK OR BUTTERMILK THE TIP TOP "Fiiotd With Li8k" Hr? C.l 13 iftf WalcWi etc.

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