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Circulation Per of Any ('ily in the llnilcf! Stales from 87,000 to 110,000 Population. KHMIEI) IN 1867 LINCOLN. NLBHASKA, SUNDAY, OCTOBLH 20, 1935 TKN CEMS BUSKERS, KAGGIES PLAY A 0-0 TIE Menace of War THE WEATHER. MISH PREMIER SOUNDSWARNING DANGER AHEAD Italian DeviV of the Lihynn Speech Interpreted as a Bid to United States to Join League. NOT MAKING WAR ON ITALY Etig.

Premier Stanley voiclnR faith In the League of made what many Interpreted to be a direct bid for the United States to join the league. Britain's leader told hla political constituents that the failure of the league to end the war Africa would not mean the fud of the league Itself. would say rather." he aa- "that If 'this first attempt by the world to secure peace fails let us see whether our machinery or whether our work may have AAA TESTING AN RELIEF PROGRAM RAW ATTENTION ETHIOPIA FKHITEKS IN BAITALION' Dole Worries New Dealers While Quick Court Decision Sought. WASHINGTON. In contrasting scene.s of quiet and confu- Washington this week edged nearer the final tests of two issues vitally important to the new deal.

On one point, the work-relief drive was pressed toward the first of the dole-ending deadlines. Out of the hurry-burly, however, came indications that the already re- vi.sed time limits for liquidating direct relief might be set ahead still again, perhaps well into December. On a front, the lines finally were drawn in the shining solemnity of the new supreme court building for a deci- VIRTUAL MARTIA LAW PR riondy, cooler in wcl portloii fmr, In portion. rlondjr to ckindy snd Morrpcr Mond.ij folr, loon; Fnir Monday; cooler ond V. 'viuiii loudy and cwder Sunds) tatr.

Weather lor the new weeht I'or the uptwr and lower Ml.wmrt Some pcfcipltatlon imibahle part of week o.er north lair IrnMarature, near nonnni. NEBRASKA LINE RNSBACKTWO GEROOS eiDG GOZAD MAN SERIOUSLY ILL L. M. Arnold in Dangerous State at Hospital. NORTH PLATTE.

L. M. Arnold of Cozad. a director of the strong Forwards Cause Scarlet Plenty of Difficulty. Platte valley public power and irri-I ri nrn CTNDC CflP Two Lives Lost in Series of gauon district, who this week suf- LLUcn oiHno run ivniiuHiio a relapse following an illnes.s of weeks ago, Saturday Quakes With Damage of 2 000 000 BY GREGG M'BRIDE.

AHEARN FIELD. Manhattan. was reported ny hospital attend- i.v., ants to be in serious condition. Kas Nebraska's hopes of Physicians said they observed no gix conference ot- HELENA. Mont.

i.D. Eight change in his condition the thronewore given a di.slinct of moderate jolt- twenty-four hours ending late Sat- jsetback afternoon when I Chieftains serving under Hapte Mikael. Notice the background, preme court bul ding for a I temporary hut with walLs constructed of newspapers, which wa.s Sion on the constitutionality of Artdi.s Ababa before thev left with their troops for ed quake torn Helena in rapid urday afternoon succession early Saturday night and the city council immediately declared a of emergency placing the entire panic stricken populace under direct orders of civic authorities. The renewed shocks struck more sharply than the dozens which preceded them earlier in the day and whetted the fears of an already fright worn citizen.ship. Control of this capital city wa.s lodged in the hands of Commis- ISHftPS an in.spired Wildcat eleven, rather abused since of the campaign, rose to gnat heights and outplayed the huskt'rs in a scorele.s.s tie The battle was under a boiling hot sun, before a crowd of So fiercely conttstel was the game that c'oachcs Bible and We.s Fry onto the fielil with regu- mar hav4 General Giuseppe "I home outside Addis Ababa troops for at fault; let us try again and of Libyan campaign, the most significant of Italian Somali and since NRA.

ULL OIL S'. let U8 Btt once more wnether cannot get those still outside the ---------I 'eague to join the league." I Baldwin made a direct appeal to IXtaly to understand that Britain to the Ethiopian cam- Iralgn is motivated by con- Icem for world peace, rather than lany hostility toward Italy or a lilre to overthrow fa.sclsrn. Strik- whlle the Iron Is hot In the OR wniie inr itoh of an apparent easing of Joseph Kuncl Named tO Atglo-ltallan tension in Rome. declared the time Is long past when Britain "would seek by or anv other method to overthrow the form of government existing In any It startled no one when the high court curtly consented to rule on the legality of the farm admlnls- proces.sing taxes. Nor was anyone taken hack when a plea for a speedy decision was ru.shcd forward by administration lawyers.

The reasons w'ere not hard to find. In the first place, the AAA has running deep in the red on it.s benefit payment.s to farmers. Hundreds of court action.s have slowed the Incoming stream of processing tax collections to ALY PLACED ON A BLACKLIST BY the fielii with regu- All Escape Serious Injury jm-ity as ht-ai and shouMcr to in a Scries of Minor. shoulder play took it.s tou. The thermometer soaretl to smh dizzy Tj cKoiioav.

Accidents. heights the spectator.s vvalehed the of Pimiic safety CFS'TKR Net', i came In ahirt vra ami In a burned eeas.on the city eotin-' In au- moat of the fourth quarter onlMy county atretrhe.l out ou the nil TOTP ifinrPTrn virtually amounts to of Galesburg, 111., A dccatle ago Nebraska and SAY 36 PRIESTS ARRESTED martial law, no muitary aid was no.se and severe Kan.sas State were lloeked in ataTmr-were frequent, but Pint ini were irequeiiu. uub ot.tomobile In which he was The year was IP'25 ami the Man- Rcports Tell of Rebel Plot in found turned over in loo.se gravel hattan campus citizenry celebrated Presidency as Fremont Wins 1936 Bid. Neb. Dr.

Jos- half the normal volume. Payments VOTE OF LEAG ammunition and seditious propa- ganda was seized, and that the plotters were turned over to military authorities. Damage Set at $2,000,000. Decreeing No More Buying of Her Goods. CUP NELE BTftlNS with plotting a revolution.

The'Ve- day series or lesser tremors John.son and aughter of Close to Score. port said a quantity of arms and were condemned as hazanious and Buffered minor While Nebraska came up with AoccupRnts to cuta and bruises. only two mild scoring threats, tho uate. The accident happened about 5 Kansa.s Stators were knocking at p. m.

when Henry Johnson, who touchdown door twice, A gal- wa.s driving, applied the brakes as stand by the Cornhusker line tir.i.r,*\A. 1 f. the car descended a hill toward a balked a stubborn Wtidcat power were dead, forty-three injured and ixim and underpa.sa a short dis- attack In the third period after tha damage estimated at S2.000.000 in tance ahead. The ear swerved Haggles had niarchetl and pa.saed dlsa.strous series of earth- loose gravel. The party was to the Kuaker 2-yard stnpe.

The quakes. on its way to Minden to visit rela- Husker fonA'ards with the help of The first victim was David tive.s. a busy secondary smotheml a Harris, a Negro. He was killed Mrs. B.

J. Roberts of Omaha Wildcat offcn.slve which worked instanly by bricks flying from a suffered numerous cuts and the air lanes to the Nebraska front as it toppled to the bruises, none serious, and four 7-yard marker in the fourth quar- Uo KitHoH iminiurpd a tViAn rsen. Lt ur. JOS -1 nan une nurnmi tn any eounfry. npb Kunct Att.anca WeapOH by The prime minister speech afternoon was elected president of money going out twice as fast opened his campaign for the Nebraska junior chambers of as It is coming in, the answer is comm-ro.

th. of two. pl.tn, on. pountry "hli OF.N'EVA. Ttip Leapue of out could regard 1 election was unopposed, against its income, or find Nations employed a powerful until that war ended, he and unanimous ballot was cast for all that its verv back-I weanon acainst warring Italy by ironi as ii luppieu hr oruises, none jk marKcr ui me luum.

hu America, which has talked as first vice president hone nroressine taxes -must be declaring a boycott upon alf'her -n ground. He was buried beneath the other persons aped uninjured ter and then fUvvered completely of isolation. Is up against that He first vice Swanson to Buy from Plant debris. Charles Siggerink. transi- when an automobile driven by as placeklck from the 14- peril nf driv ever adoPtcd bv the at Univprsitv Instead of camp cook, died in a Mrs.

husband and one line sailed wide of the up- 3 Fattot I hospital from concussion cau.scd driven by Frank Delohyde of Blue Control Board. by bricks striking him on the Hill collided on highway No. 74, Aggre.ssive line play on the part Leo N. Swanson, state land head two miles west of Fairfield about of the Manhattan forward wall ly mo.st and in- commusaioner and custodian of the Police said that hundreds other p. m.

factored materially in workers of Italy, capitol one of the Swansons now than the forty-three treated at Roberts. VernI Corye. who was husker disappointment. The Ne- this far reaching holding or who have held state of-, hospltal.s suffered minor injuries, the Roberts car, and Delohoyde hraska line, shellshocked by 's general commit- fice. has taken the bit in his teeth i They were treated at drug stores escaped uninjured, Mrs.

Roberts terrific cannonading of ui nations set Oct. 31 or rather the electric line hia' and did not report the casualties. was taken to a Fairfield hospital. Minnescda arUUerv last week, was new deal enactmenta that contain sanction will be- clippers an.l figuratively speaking i The tremor came Friday Three persons were injured but a shell. The husky Ine tax clauses.

except in lUU umson new deal enacimenui mat cuntam a will be- and fie-nrativelv sneaking) tremor came mree persons were injurru m- out a sm-u. i who are working With us. by Hastings Prefer quake verely when they were returning slippery Ayer.s and th. hard nm- "Thls conflict If that be the Created. For instance, some government has until then to think thing? over, off current from the penitentiary here within a week of unusual to their home in Sutton about 9:30 nini: Ftankin pierce i the Nehrusk.i right word to describe It I adopted at lawyers are known to believe the attitude or mea.sure of co- capitol light and power line, an.l activity.

Geologists have p. after attending a mght fool-: front ranks in 'turh 1---------- ir. u-arned residents that they live In ball game at Pairtield. They were consistency the oi nhu.skt i off- area. Prof Harold Mr.

and Mrs Ralph Orhsner and tluring the last half never wa.s as.sislant geology pro- Robert Hodeii all were riding an opportunity to yet un Montana School of in the dump botly of a motor way. The had se eral op- that the disturbances truck, driven by Raymond Ochs- portimitiea In the perm i.s In to iL LU a nhottme off atxtnt i The accident oecnr.e.t the and Baldwin we hoped, "with' ganlzation of new groups. cognizance of oppoaiUon the economic boycott 115 OOO gross revenue a year V'lce presi-lents elected were (Continued on Page 2-A, Col. 6.) would be a crushing blow to them received by the prison. The (Continued on Page 4 -A.

01 i.m clarence of Bridge-j economically. 'board has not gone Into court nor MAN SLUGGED ANDIDBBED' territory from Platte ITALIANS TD THE HDMELAND first find mn.st imnortant Paul Herpnlsheimer of Columbu.s, I junction north of Fairfield, where cat flanks. I the mam street of Fairfield con-i Elder Like "bitlL -fh file -a It, oa a drive sVanaTUL" 7 a ddch and tn.o began with its indictment of nf hnard mnd it fbemneys and frlgniened Brick Buildings Damaged. heavy truck xhich damage to bricK buiiaings, smeuer rutrhway. inni a uiicn ana inio a fni hi Vi, began with its indictment of ualv Swanson has been a frightened miners high fence at the Ralph Ki.ssinger on I a W.

DeVore Loses $3 to 3 Hundred Leave New an aggresor gmid cu.stniner of the board and it. Ana- farm. Cnarmed i Oeorge Hall.tcad of o'f York for African War. Anthony Eden of Oreat Britain, diplomacy to brok witnaaaaa-u I w'ifh stperiiig the ous gold mines from the shafts. broken ribs and severe scalp Pomng as friends while they en- Platte and south of the' vpvv vnPH Pi than 100 sieenng me auv Commissioner Swanson I LeKiata -T-V.

la.Q romng as fnends while they en- luaite ana souin or ine YORK More than 100 Commissioner Swanson Two stacks of the Ea.st Helena wmunds. Ralph Ot hsner and Ho.kui gaged him In conversation, two Platte The president wm Italians from the nlted gives a.s a reason for this change toppled. Many each suffered severe scalp lact-ra- I ChiaieB ailU Canada me me Hnn Garber before robbing him of appoint a secretary-treasurer lantic. bound for their homeland about IS in cash as DeVore was Graydon Nichols of workmg on the loading dock of past state pre.sident the Lincoln Packing company at unanimously 820 early Saturday night. cillor for the state organization.

Hex to Join The pair escaped into the legions. As hands Schrepf Sr Brehm Packing com- rnriifiy ri TfinilV national anthem pany building nearby at 400 rilLllun tLCui lUnO lUUAT rowd estimated at under a shower of brlcka hurled wildlv from the pier. Gaetano Vec- 'boycott prohibits Imports- patronize the umversit by DeVore. who had regained his pj-emier Laval Hopet Hand Italian in New York, con.ngned from I plant where he can get feet, seemingly unhurt by the su.l- officially bade farewell to the con- grown, produced or manufac- 1 "nt Thus, instead of den attac By the time city and Will Be tmgent. tured in Italy or in It -lian po.s.ses- (Continued on Page 2-A county officers arrived a few min- pari Premier Pierre Of the thousands of Americans whatever place they ar- utea later, the two had disappear-.

hoped he would strengthen of Italian dea-'ent who offered rtve." nf miJLslles i none was PaiilluTs. Mirhifjiaii Stale Defeals Doay or per Kiiiwau per nour cnatgr iruiu, resting on go the second the prison plant, that he is deter- A tr ilinl volunteer credits niined to keep within his appro- warehouse was played the abroad! and the third to- prlation and as the board of con destroyed. inthem and a nothing from i Trol w'ould give him no price lower walls of several residences col- 1 4 000 cheered sanction than 1 1-2 cents he proposes to exposing furnishings in- r. Gaetano Vec- patronize the university power warehouse front fell A few of the Including the home town tt ok as taken to a hospital at Sutton, jt on the chin around the country Saturday but who sufi' rsaitirnay nui moMf wim ASKS MORATDRIUM DN TALK barras.sed than the Htl.ikers may The boycott prohibits imports- patronize the university power a warehouse front fell current for a carload of 700 of Vandenburg Favors Chance' The Navy, cd it had )f handling The s'overnment hcspital a 34 ve.ar old score with for Study of Problems. that chore im tured in Italy or in It lian po.s.«»e8- (Continued on Page 2-A, Col.

2.) Fort Harruson, west of here. i mir i PARIS Premier Pierre (if Ibe thousands of Americans from whatever place they ar- w-as evacuated. The Johns hos- RAPIDS. Mich. pos.sible and the EH (ipi- at Ay QAR RI-N damaged and a nurse Vandenberg said "unin-' decision as rhet of 62.000 the boy- UuWOUiu Al was Injured.

strurted delegates shoul-i be sent fans runneth from the f.iro -iir Italv 8 The new $.500,000 high school to the to hose the inctwl Ml- higan undefeated lilt- grappled with his department's ten seats, including: anta uottl both broke away and Marc.q Cachtn leaiier of the com ran i-ne was descrilwd a.s aliout munist purty, and two other 45 and shabbily dressed. His muni.st was 25 years old. eigheil 175 ptTimds and was neatly attired neither robber was ar-r -i me txiy- wwiiajwiw ni was injureti. sirurteu miouj-i jans ruiineTn irofii me le Italy 8 The new $.500,000 high school to the to hose theibiiwl Ml- higan undefeated here the StOCk Being Brought building built with PWA aid was randldalt a In 1936. Kpartan.H nt ftniv aif- I tn i tn the extent of The Mwhiyjtn reittihii-: nn.

me n-' I k.U at the While asked him ft'f a drink, popular front. In it.t proviiles a three year jaU sentence b-ngthy war. to the account fjuit test of strength, is a it nr il.noo fine for U. S. menace of inJlret sane- OMAHA 'I' Omaha this week avoided when a cla.sa of dramatic gihie canddatc for his party I B-- Iri'li- team suc- pttUce.

the other stru- De- bim and has a complete who enliat in a foreign tions agains nonleague nations, will resemble a wild we.st town as students walked from the door norninatlon. elated tained a 7 rsal Vore on the back of the ad. for the Seine su- as the Unite States, Jap.in, scores of cow ijoys arrive for the when the first tremor struck, was "not In the from Cincinrc ti univer. ty whn Dl UIPTIIJ nC ARntlPTnPC Brazil ami Germany, was entirely Ak-Sar-Ben and stock show matter, "We should have a mora- was the for hr att HL flullfn Ur ADUU IU iiu eliminated the text of a rau- beginning at the coliseum next ly PNMDIiry talk fttr the only It tli lii't help the tual assL-'tan-e project fomulatcd Sunday. Carried Following a tContinued on Page 2-A, Col.

6i trainload of Brahma steers and buckin horses will arrive nff i Terrific Battle. niCPARR Tuesday or wein.sday 5 icCarty vJse 01 Breaa faus uii i ERIE, Pa. a nMnniUilu UlouMnU if Ml IL and F.iliott. bosses of the rodeo! Deprestion Days. are bringing them in from Port- loivtii a r.iite to Great Britain, WHERE TO FIND IT.

SECTION A. generally considered a favorable reply to the Britwh request for as- surances of na- aid if the Britiiih search extending to three states fleet IS atta, by Italy under earlv Sundav for BAKERS PUIN AD CAMPAIGN next BIX months us to cam- to think ah ul th l.i fir F'entfHte on out prohlemii." he I they mcale ir ojip-Mn- S'an-lenlx rg, ho -1 2. ed home here after an Euro-j Even little Knox on th- pean holiday trip, said he had no- the ag in, nJ i a ot'p. in reel IS attu, ae.l by Italy while under wav early Sunday for Not tO Be as Easy Targets' Ore. Blue- csrrying out sanctions agamst reported to have horses already lUly.

was expected, hc.wever, to abducted an unidentified girl about i lor me Lnemy. I arrive for the aniiaiy. was expecvea. mmever, abducted an unidentified girl about i for the Enemy. saUsfy both left and right groups 22 years of age after a terrific 1 ADDIS ABABA Attempt General News 1-4.

12 general 1.4 5, 7: a Pmanciil note Want CHICAGO A faltering in i by Law blooded stock and -trenuous ilfe of America was i the Roosevelt admmislratmn In college, are becinning to ignited i blamed for I bread the eastern part of the United Pittaburgh was handed its fir i. Theatrical Cburchet SECTION C-0. Roger ick. Oi Cd'torial Gordon, Mary Helen and Warren McIntyre, 0.0. Katnieen Puzzle Cross Word Mark Wedding Anniversaries bread the eastern part or me i nu.cn; j-iitaourgh arrive for the annual fall show.

general batUe One men is said to' log to make his soldiers as and girls who will exhibit FVIDFNQF OF SABOTAGE A development following the been stabbed the back by targeta for the e.nemy as possible, calves, sheep and hogs in the 4-H it at the anmml CflUCIlUC Ui OfiDUIHUL blanked 16-0 aa lha report tn high French wnuid.h» nrntertnr of the eiri. Emneror Haile Relaasie ordered all diviaion of the This will and 1 homs on Italian War- and walkjped thnr frt Vvnlaio Armv plow'cd over Harvard 13-0. A to Explain. plugged 2 o.o. ALEXANDRIA, Eg A cnicag a- 1 that sabota.p*» wai re- Ohio brntm'i.

i merrily wa. reporaea vu murF 4 CTCAllCy 1 IM RICTRCCC sumabably are in the All fighting when thev resemble 01 tAMtK 10 Irl Ulo I KtoO aO lean mMy to protect BnUsh m- leading out of the state of white clad ghoats. the emperor, by wmpaign would aim to ha.t Italian liner Ausonia On th- Page 5 teresls hich Rranjre has no ob- yark and Ohio were patrolled, the day order, made the fierce 1 jecUon to sajeguard 1 even rr.nre for aboard the Italian liner Ausonia On the coast Oregon State add- Page 4j Page 6 Page 6 Page Page Sun Page tin soldiera even more dangeroua for. Premier Mu.saolini a legiona, Haile Selassie ted sol diers and civilians to refrain from French i WINS PLANE TROPHY. UUL IVI LLMiV WUnOG.

SFLFRIDGE FIELD. Mich diers and civilians to refrain trom A message was re- HcMi-ifal early Capt Karl Gimmler of Mil- i using elaborat- harn: gilded from the m-lay that t. onditi-c-n of Mar- waukee won the Mitchell trophy 1 shtekis, gold capes. Odrer saying it was in di.strcss CraO ah which and rejected by an official inquiry f-d few more gray fc to cralt Agrouna on fiour consumptiwi haa Italian consulate Evidence ard Jone and a Off Denmark, 1929. onven bv captain HUd other few nrran c.f: to the Island Off Denmark.

Sundav MARSEILLE. France A. 04 waukee won the Mitchell trophy shiehis, gold embroidered capes. Odrer saying it was in di.strcss nn University race premier speed event of the 1 multi-colored shirts and c-nfipicu-. tJoyds Ixmdon rep- shortly Psge 6 of Nebraaka trains was army air corps, with an average ous aa Page 5 wtjfs- ti.u bt-vn criucally HI of 212 5 miles an hour for the 100 1 tempt at since Oct 5, nnleA of economy.

Denmark. iirm HIU4 U-I 6 24 RV oium.m.» 1.1 aa a fitrther at- i the vessel leaa in plyie at anylhmg that could have 13-0 of tr- tempt at as well as a on the lalaud of ofl son 1 grocery, 1733 O. No dam- a restxjnsibie for the catastro- an i gsmci wiil be lotinO Ui I i Tihi given by captain nad other few to the left the of the anvil rh'-tr'is bv hes-iry expF'Sions probably permanently f'ahfijrnla 13-7. Ualu kn'- in mystery, "nie rhu-f en- off Santa 6 gineer w'ho was on -duty in Lmc'jln high at 1 it S.atuf-iav. ammonia DnFr said he not and V.

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