The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT TK3 EVENING HUHONITE, HURON, Dt TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1935 Ocean Water Is Made Drinkable Children's Program Miracle Is Performed To Aid Italian Soldiers TLTLARE, June 25-- (Special)--The Sue- day school department' of the M. E. is being per- church presented a Children's Day pro- African colo- in the church the family moved to Cedar Rapids. Wbflo in the state Mrs. Dowden also visited at Brookings-where she was a guest at the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of her sisters Mrs.

B. Morrison. Tulare S. S. Gives ASMARA, ERITREA, EAST AFRICA miracle water formed in the Italian East African colo-' fam in the church Sunday morn- nics where tens of thousands of soldiers in S.

June 23. Numbers on tho program are massing for a possible expedition in-: appeared in the following order: to Ethiopia. Song, "I Think When I Read the When the Italian embattled divisions Sweet Story of Olo," by congregation, first to land in Eritrea and So-, Responsive reading, maliland they found water bod and Ifcult to get. In many sections it was rationed out to them at about a quart a day. Water Brought By Boat Additional at first was brought by transport ships and tankers, even quintette.

Prayer--Hev. Eoycr. Group of songs--Junior department. "A WUlett. "A Children's Day Jean Binger.

She Is from as far away as Naples. Mineral was carried down for the hospitals. Eritrea presented a greater problem than Somalibnd; the latter colony is traversed by two rivers, the Scebcli and the Giuba, but the water of tho former is mostly saltish. Distilling Plants Built In Massaua, tho main port of Eritrea, there is a huge distilling piant to make vster drinkable. Engineers have also built a huge relrigerating plant to cool 11.

In the interior of Eritrea sterilizing and I poUibilizing plants have been installed. I JTwo big distilling plants have been 1 Avery and Jerry Anderson. "Why I Brought the Warfield. "What They Walker. Double duet, "The Master Walked in Donner, June Walker, Doris Price, Dorothy Walker.

"When Mother Looks in at the Door" --Velma Ambackcr. Exercise, Dialogue, "Don't Slick to That Chair" --Joseph and Alice Donner. Violin solo--Leonard Willatt. Dialogue--''Keys." Song, "A Happy depart- (trected in Mogadishu, the capital and, nl nt port Somaliland. Moreover, the Mo- Pantomime.

"The Seven Ages of Life, fiacishu aqueduct can now produce mus ical accompaniment. meters of water daily. Remarks and announcements Rev. Surveillance over the waters of the. Hoyer.

livers Scebcli and Giuba has also been I Collection, fcistituted. The sources of the streams' Son K- Th Crusaders' in Abyssinia. Military authorities Girls' Glee club, taking no chances on poisoning. Erickson married Christina to which union one daughter was born-Emma Eriekson now of Missoula, Mont. Alter leaving Spink county, Mr.

Eriek- son moved to Aberdeen where he resided a number of years. He then moved to Missoula, and lived there for a number years. Seven years ago he moved to Seattle, Wash. Four years ago he moved to Tippenish, to live with his daughter, Mrs. G.

C. Sce- feldt and remained there until his death. News Behind The News (Continued from Paso One) BEFUDpLEMENT The cabinet textile committee already was in confusion before Mr, Hull's blast arrived. It has discovered that the su- John Swope, son of the.uontns magnate! (yes, there is a son of a utilities magnate in this both landed in TugweU's rural resettlement administration. This is undoubtedly a record leap for two such young conservatives.

Still another small group has negotiated a jump to rural electrification. These are men with pull beyond the ordinary. The regular patronage machine here is overtaxed as a result of NRA dismantlement. MILLIONAIRES It is against the law for anyone to tell you who are the millionaires to be af- by Mr. Roosevelt's newly proposed wealth taxes.

But it is all right to toll you where they are, or rather where the leading ones were in 1932. Persons with incomes of. more than a million, dollars that year were divided as follows: Delaware, one (undoubtedly a duPont); Michigan, one (probably Hen- preme court clipped its powers by the NRA decision, just as the decision affected nearly every other new deal agency. The decision stopped it from doing anything about wages, hours, production control, The only ideas it could play with wero Japanese imports, the processing tax, and the subsidy scheme which is contained in the AAA amendments now being passed in congress. Now with Mr.

Hull on a rampage against the subsidy, and the AAA inclined to agree with him, the committee is out in the middle of the car tracks with no place to go. against it. Tho pro-Guffey croWeT'claims 55 cent for it. Tha mine workers claim 75 per cent for it. You may take your pick of these contentions, but you add up the flg- ures you will find one of the things wrong with tho coal business; namely, that there are 20 to 30 per cent too many operators.

FIXED? The White House has not been worry- ing as much atwut the house insurrection against the holding companies bill as you may think. Everything is supposed to be fixed for Vice-President Garner to name men favorable to the White House viewpoint as senate conferees. No matter what kind of bill is passed by tho house, the senate conferees there seems to be no other possibility than that the House will give in. PLAN SLKI'RISE PARTY TULARE, June 25. (Special) The members of the Garfield Community club held a surprise party on Thursday evening for Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Henze, who wore recently married. Mr. and will hold out for the White House bill. Mrs.

Hcnzc were presented with a lovely T- It will i ong -md jjard struggle, but 'gift. ry Ford); Pennsylvania, iwo (certainly Mellon was -one; North Carolina, two (supposedly including a Reynolds); New York, eight (surely including J. D. Rockefeller, and a Morgan partner or two); New Jersey, Illinois, two; total twenty. In 1933 there were forty-six.

Back in 1929 there were over SOU. It would thus appear that, if President lloosiivuit is senna to get any ijiaaio revenue from these sources he will first have to put business back to the 1929 level. NEXT PRESIDENT When Lewis Douglas (President Roo- ap- to Lake Preston Holds Children's Program LAKE PRESTON, June 25-- (Special)-Children's Day was celebrated ot the Congregational church Sunday with a attendance. With Mrs. Marvin 'Johnson, superintendent of the Sunday I school in charge, a program of readings nnd music was given preceded by the cradle roll exercises under the direction 'of Mrs.

C. 'Collins, cradle roll superintendent. A short talk by Hev. H. C.

Juell the exercises. With garden flowers so abundant, the church was i beautifully decorated for the occasion. GUESTS AT LAKE PRESTON LAKE PRESTON, June 25--(Special) John Dowden had as her guests the past her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dowden and daughter. Beryl, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, also Mr.

and Mrs, Milton of Waterloo, and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bragoner of Kingsport, who accompanied Mrs. Dow- here. lived Mrs.

Dowden grew up here here until fifteen years ago Pioneer Resident Of Spink County Buried REDITELD, June 25--(Special)--Funeral services for Samuel Frederick Erickson -were held Monday afternoon at the Williamson funeral home with tho Rev. Lloyd Strand of Our Saviour's Lutheran church in charge. Mr. Erickson born near Bergen, Norway, March 27, 1856, and died at Yokima, Washington June 19, 1935, at the age of 79 years, 2 months, 22 days. S.

F. Erickson came to Sparta, from Norway, when he wss fifteen years of age. He worked as laborer in a factory. Ee came to Spink county, then Dakota Territory in 1873 and homesteaded the quarter on James river, now known as the Sanford Lundstrum homestead. While here he was united in marriage to Miss Emma Lundstrum.

To this union four children were born, all living, namely: Mrs. Ida Scheldt, of Tippenish, Tim Erickson of Buffalo, S. Mrs. Julia Olson of Tlppcnish, Wash, and Oscar Erickson. 'of Aberdeen, S.

D. Mrs. Erickson died in 1910. Later Mr. sevelt's ex-director of the budget) peared at Athherst college recently deliver a commencement address, he was introduced as "the next president the United States." Many people ht.ve been introduced that way who never became president, but it is a further indication of a probable surge for Douglas, of which you were warned two months ago.

One of those supposed to be interested confidentially in Douglas is Frank Stearns, the Boston friend of Calvin Coolidge. Douglas is in tho same position Mr. Hoover was once in. He can be a democrat or a republican, and he is young enough to wait five years or more, Coal operators, opposing the GufTey- Snyder bill, dispute the assertion recently made in this column that a majority operators, as represented want the bill. They claim 05 per cc: 1 ACROBATICS There are about 3,500 men on the flying trapeze down at NRA.

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ar contributes so greatly to South Dakota's tax receipts nor uses so many of South Dakota's transportation facilities. No other sugar is so completely a part of South Dakota's agricultural and Industrial life as is and I Sugar. It is LOGICAL for you to insist on the use of and I Sugar in youi? homes and in your factories. and! SUGAR A PROLUGT OF SOUTH DAKOTA FARMS ATC FOURCBE.