The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 10

tita ainVVLN SVNUAt sunuAr, ISTf. CONTROL OF OIL OUTPUT SOUGHT Limitation of Production Will Be Demanded. is Flooding Market, Menacing National Defense. WASHINOTON. Sept.

N. 8.) oil production reaching staggering records, a drive will be launched by government officials to have the new congress consider legislative control of the flow of In the United States, It was learned tody. The government will seek to retard the present condition of unlimited over-production of oil In the belief that It con.stitutes a menace to the national defense. Under present circumstances, it was pointed out, the army travels on gasoline as much as Its while the navy Is beginning to use oll-burnlng engines In Its fastest ships. If unlimited over-production contlues, officials said.

America will at no distant date face the necessity for importing oil and gasoline to supply its peace time as well as war time demands. llie over-production continues day by day, according to department of commerce reports, with the Camp Head Sued For Alleged Beating of a Lad MILWAUKEE, Sept- (U. was started here today against D. W. Norris, wealthy operator of a boys ramp, who was named de- Big Bend, who was named defendant in a salt for $30.000 damages brought by the father of one of the boys in his care.

Norris used a paddle whittled from sole leather in beating Elisha Abbott, 12, on two oc- states the complaint filed by John Abbott, the father. The boy bore the bruises and markings for several weeks after the whippings, the complaint said. For each whipping $15,000 is for damage and $10,000 being a punitive claim. FIVE ARRESTED IN LINCOLN RAID Alleged Beer Seized and Four Cars Confiscated. repre- 1.527,000 Three women ad two men were arrested, seven pints of alleged; beer seized, and four cans i oonflscated In a raid about 10:30 heads of the oil Industry unable to Saturday evening.

I reach an amicable agreement to place raided is four miles limit their output. In July the ae- of Lincoln on the Fourteenth i partment announced production oi gtrpgt and is believed by offl- i crude petroleum to to he a beer A number 333,000 a new of other people escaped from the house and officers counleU fifteen! cars, containing thlfly-six people, which they said were either coming from or going the place. Offla rs takmg part in the raid were Federal Agents Schmitt. Williams and Lesh, Detective Towle of the Lincoln police, and Special Agent Olson of the Burlington. The five who were arrested and were being held at the police station at midnight, although no charges; had been filed against them, gave the following names and addre.ssei: Jerry Alderman, 20, 4934 Knox i street.

C. E. Bordwell. 38, of the Alvin hotel in Lincoln. such hotel Is listed in the directory.) Doris Dunley, 17, of Olathe.

living at the Comhusker hotel. Beatrice Hyer, 16, Olathe. living at the Comhusker hotel. Mable Byrd, 36, whose address was given as that of the home raided North Fourteenth street. Doris Dunley and Beatrice Hyer all time.

This production sented a dally average of 2 barrels, an Increase of 42,000 bar rela a day over the preceding monto and a 21 per cent Increase over the dally output in July, 1926. Officials Concerned. The greater Seminole field lahoma has caused government officials the greatest concern. In tnis field the production in July totaled 15 196.000 barrels, a dally 490.000 barrels. This represented an increase of 104,000 barrels a day over the record for June and an ad vance of 480.000 barrels over the 10.000 barrels dally output 1928 In a year's time from July 30, to j5ly 30.

1927. this fleW was estimated to have produced 80,000, ml, Quantity of Si' that they contemplae asking cu a found by the ress to Intervene. vjork hidden In a closet. Three men Xrretary of the Interior wora escaped by initiated the campaign breaking down the front door. A rilsionVl control of the oil in of broken bottles were soeech.

It niet with tsc front of the house and of Secretary of Com- blood indicating that some of endorsenTenr oi mrsnns had hppn on met president CooUdge re- acUon until admin- Ff MRS. GATLIN HELD for grand JLRY Reidsville, N. Woman Must Face Charge of patricide. MEXICAN YAQUIS SEEKING PEACE Revolting Indians Will Surrender If Lives Are Spared. tricide Smith Petty, former cotton governors of the rebel whose body was found juried in tne recently placed in his hands of her home.

a petition, offering unconditional ThP voung woman, who Is surrender If the lives of the Inmans to have cSssed the crime to Rev be spared during a reii- xhe nei NOGALES, Sept. After almost a year of guerilla warfare In the state of Sonora, Mexico, the tribe of revolting Yaql Indians. under tlA' rebel Chlf Luis Matus, have sued for peace. This was the declaration made he today by Oen. Juan Rico Zer- tucne, second In command of the campaign against the warring Ya- quls.

General Zertuche said Matus and The peace overtures have been the belief that the terms would be accepted and quarter shown the Indians. 4 revival conducted referred to Mexico City, according to by the prSier several months "'but at the told in dcu.1 "Si lejalon to him and what he I his as a rSult of a blow on Uie right side cf his head, which caused an indentation five or six IS CHARGED WITH COLLUSION nee Company Objects to Lump Sum Settlement With Satterwhite. inches long. Collusion between the city of Lincoln and Emmett J. Satterwhite, former street malntalner for Unl- ing hours behind with an axe 30 WELCOME TJI and $1,000 for medical expenses that LI iM if I rxM incurred In the future.

This compensation claim was charged In District court Saturday by the Indemnity Insurance Co. of North Ametlca. The city agreed. It is said, to a settlement by which Satterwhite would receive $6 100 in compensation Trans- Atlantic Flier Given En- thuslastic Greeting When lainds In Salt Lake City. was based on an award of total permanent disability.

The insurance comijany claims Satterwhite la not totally disabled. It also objects to the Jtem for future medical expenses. The hearing Saturday ended without decision, counsel for the parties agreeing to submit briefs to Judge E. Stewart. Satterwhite, who was run over by a tractor, has already been paid $2,565 compen-satlon and $3,729 for medical expen.ses.

SALT LAKE CITY. 3 Charles A. Lindbergh and the of St. Louis sailed over the Wasatch range into Salt Lak valley at 140 this afternoon. circled over the city tor twenty minutes and landed at the local airport at 2 Shrieking whistles and craning necks of iJeorle from all over Utah greeted tni youthful ace.

Amid IIC I Air Mill I throngs of applauding enthusiast hi was taken to Uberty park Two Share Contract evening he was given a re- ception at the Mormon tabernacle. WASHINGTON, I. N. of me contract Suggest Mrs. Woodrow Wilson As Vice President Contract Because DES MOINES.

Sent. The name of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson may be placed before democratic women in Iowa as a candidate for vice president at the 1928 elections, Mrs. W. Maulsby of Des Moines, a leader In democratic politics in the state, said today.

Mrs. Maulsby wa.n in charge of democratic headquarters at the state fair. No definite decision, however, as to democratic candidates, state or national, was reacljed at the meeting ASK TO IN CHICAGO CHTCAOO. Sept. N.

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A good slaed living room, with French door opening onto porch, dining room and small compact kitchen, the fireplace has been omitted in order to reduce the cost to a minimum. The basement stairs lead dowfi to the grade door, which serves as the rear door as well. The basement is not partitioned, but is equipped with laundry trays, floor drain, etc. On the second floor is two good sizes bed rooms, nice roomy closets, and a good bath, with tub" and lined closets. A French door leads to an Iron balcony, a place for shaking bedding.

The exterior walls are of frame construction, with stucco over metal la'th. A soldier course of brick Is used at the grade, as wdU as for brick steps, giving a touch of color. Iron hand rail, as well as a balcony is used as an ornament In front. The roof shingles are asphalt of reddish color. The interior trim is oak for the first floor, pine in the second floor, with gum wood doors, the floor of bath is of tile while the balance of the floors, except the kitchen, are of oak, stained and waxed.

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Forsyth, Secy. 223 So. 13th St. of of the Colorado Airways for the air mall route between Chevenne and Pueblo, via Denver and Colorado Springs, was made effectively toda the pos toff ice department. Beginning tomorrow, the Boeing company, operating the Chicago- San Francisco route, will take over the Colorado route on a temporary basis, penomg new bids to be received on October 4.

Postmaster General Ne said he cancelled the contract because of an agreement between the bidders the lower bid was withdrawn The low bidder was N. A. Wimer of Denver. New said Wimer and the Colorado Airways have been sharing the revenues of the route, in accordance with the withdrawal agreement WOULD BAN B.HOKING. BURLINGTON Sept 3- Instructors In Methodist schools throughout the nation will be banned from smoking If a resolution approved by the Iowa conference of the Methodist church here today Is adopted by the general conference The resolution condemns smoking in iniMic nlaces aqp advocates a Laborer Is of His Hire And is also worthy of a safe place to keep the accumulations of his labors.

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They speak for themselves. He will build and finance your home on any of these lots. Come and see for yourself. University Park was opened by Henry C. Luckey a lew years ago and every home South of Holdregc and North of the Interurban line on both 37th and 38th streets has been designed and built by Mr.

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