The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 16

THE UMCOLX SIM)AY STAK- OCTOBER 11, 1931. AL LUCKE MADE R.O.T.C. COLONEL MfiVfH Jewelry Store To Laryer Location SHIPPING LINES IN AGREEMENT C. A. Notes Leroy Jack Second of l'ni.

Regiment. in of 175 Men Is Announced By Oury. of iiiorr fhftll 175 tJnt- vrr.sttv Nrbr.i ka HdvaiK'd miltt iptirc the iitilvrf.itv wpfp bv Li.rkr of was irolonrl and Ja of TPkamah. Irinpnant rolonol. Cadft malor? aro CUuJfip Olllr pip Omaha, first battalion, Ott- DPtrlrk of York.

baf- tRllon; Frank Dmlon of third battalion, and Rooprf of Lincoln, nrovtiional oner, on the rcgim. ntal arr William Cnm.stf-k -f cimaha, icki- mental Vlnrpnt .1 Barlow of Lincoln. adjutant; KPtth Turn- of Linc'-ln and Milton Oi.sh of Lincoln supply wHh rank captain. First atta- bed to tlm rrgtmpntnl arc Robert RauKh of Lincoln, Leonard I of Llneoln. John Truell of Linc-ln and Martin Anderson of iimaha Make nnipany Officers of the thirteen cadet companies follow A 11 N-rnii Wi li-v t.incoln, Ctisrlr of Bi-rnr Three Concerns Approve Plan to PHiminate (ompetition.

Dole (Ol RT S. MI LI.FN. I.in'iiln jcviel-r, who ha moved laldi.tiimcnî from L12 North Tenth to 141 North Thirteenth The new will ojiened Monday, Mr MiilUn, who has been in the jewelry buane.s.s in Lini I entern years. had in the Tenth place for the pa five yeais New oo At of of W' kor of City Library l.incoUi, Eft' in of Fulls Cif HUft of Cliovonnf, Wo, eb nrl'. of lanroln Pa il Jfn'on of Pintreo Ida Pobor- Kifftn of Lincoln.

Fart A Tcmp a of VNvmorr and Mar-in Worrell of l.in< lieutenant Kii-er of Om-aha. Harold Caster of roln, Fred tl of Linroln. Fred aief of Da.tiin. flr lieufer. nt Carl I Hopeiseli ol Bol.i'-.

Id, Vern M- tlowen cf Linroln. niaiik-nahln of Linroln. Robert Haimnn of Indian apoll.s, Ind Harold Werpins W' Donald -f Clordon Willard Krenur of Fd-r. VVreke.s of Marvin WaUoord of Hirkman i and R. Williams of Warson, lad a-C'-nd Ib uienaiii' Smllh aptaln Company Klbrn Bmith of I ton.

I aptaln Rl- hard Bril of Bell- wtl, Robert Johnson of I.lnmln. and W'llltam N. Richardson of Newra.dle, fir-: l.eiitenan's, Fred Aires of Lincoln, Ad-' dl.s.m Cady of (irand I-dand, William A Crahlll of Red Cloud. Roheri D. (iO- er i of Omaha.

Rosme of Crand I.sland, Howard erhultr of Siiiton and Roger Wolroft of Che-enne, Wvo aecond lieutenants Company Raymond Frrrlchs of Tal- mage, raptaln: Kverrlt (l of Cairo. Moirt.s Treat of Chfvenne, Wvo Oeorge Wragge of Houeth, first inutenant Olid- den Brooks of Lincoln, Carl R. of Llncolt Marvsn F.dmlson of l.Irn oln. Edgar Huddleston of 81 Joseph. Mo Leo Krlsl of Milligan.

T. kel of Linroln, Clav W' Stcpl.rn.son of Kanss.s City. Mo. and C. Tuft, of Lincoln, second lieutenants Company Willard Hedge of Lincoln, riplaln.

Noble Bttell, Joe A. Clema of l.tncoln, Thomas Ka.son ot North Bend, Jack W' Houi of Omaha, Lar.son -f Lincoln, lieutenants, Kennrth R. Majors of Lihertv. Ill, O.utrge Ryan of Heatrice Willard 1. Ssanson of Omaha, Judson Do-iglns of Tecum.seh, Donald ilbert of BurllnR- fon Ka.s Henry l.enhotf of Lincoln.

Jsfk T. Miller of Omaha. Howard Mlsson of Omaha Ronald Rol'inson of l.incoln, M-irle Wells ol Linroln, William H. Wh.son of Lincoln, lirulenanis. Prlr Heads.

I Company H.irold Petr of Nelson raptain. Frank Davis of Linroln, Cleo Mnirl.son of laromu Piik, La- vern M. R'lth of Cairo, fust lieuienanti-. A Bainey Oldfield ot Lincoln. WiUim Wiwren of Cheyenne.

Wyo James D. Carhill of Red Cloud. Frank Cnini of Pt. Joseph, Mo Don Fasterdav of Lincoln Charles L. Hu.sfend of F.hls Cllv, He-man Lfvlo.son oi Oinnha.

CHnton of Portland. Oie Earvin Olsen of Fremon Wilbur Wilhelm Omaha serond lieutenants. Otis Uetrick ol York C.idet Leroy Jark of Teciim.eh. lieutenant eolon-l, D-m Fi.sen- htri of ilbert.son aptaln. OrU A Barber ot Lincoln, Paul ol Merrt- man.

Ralph A Rogers o. Lincoln, first Iteuletiant. F.dwin A Fraltrk ol Lincoln, Horaces Munger ol Lincoln, l.estei Bul -1 of Pender. Corbin I. Hulbert of Biirlingtor.

Kas Carl Humphrey of Mullen, Harry I.effen of Fort Irf-iwen- Ka.s William A Miller of l.m- foln. Stanley Moses oi Trenfon Marvin Schmid of Carlyc Staab of Bougn, Iteutrnant. Law Commands II. Company Robert Lau Lincoln, cadet major, Reginald (' of Lincoln and Keith Tnrne: captain.s, Charles Bulger of Lmnin fJobert Scott of Buffalo. Wvo.

fit lieutenant William Hurges.s of Omaha Roy Btetnhelder of (loehner. Jack Beard, of Lincoln. Jack Hammer of Lincoln. Jame.s K. MrOenchln of Beatrice.

Archie McMa.ster of Lincoln. I rank A Morrison of Rr.idshnw. Arthur Pinkerton of Omah.i, L-e P. Young of Parson.s, Ka.s second lieutenants. Company I Joseph DeKlotz of l.in- eoln.

Milton A Ciish of l.inrnln, captains; Ludvcig Oartner of I.lnroln, Wolf of Edgar, flr lieuteunnts; Stanley Bartos of Wilbur, 11 Alden of Ornnd Island. Vern" Avre.s of Lincoln, Carl Cl. Chriswlser of Nehawka. John L. Conbov ot Cheyennf, i Jack Cia- blll of Lincoln.

Orlin Dean of Vincent C. Drvorak of I.incoln, Robert flarmire of l.incoln, Tabor The ffilloalng hooks have heen recelveci at city librar- and he r-ady for Clrculitlon 9 Monday morning Ameririn Indiali A Warrior Who Fomyhi Ciu ter, by Marquis Bee. The Romance 0( Hre b' C. Pelle! ntographi. And No Bird Sing.

Riography of Paullne Leader Christina fv, Stuart. lue bv Minnev Plani Anfte EU: more about life of an ordinaiy Btrds BLd Memortes Ot Rorkies. by A Mills. The Boat B.ink erlited hv Sam Brown. rii iliralinn.

Amenc.a, We Need YoU, by MuUer- Sturmhriin. Oemoeraev. FRANCI.sCO, Cal Oct 10 UP' Th" and In- tprnBtinnal MorchantllP Marine linfs have aRrrcd to pcr- mif ihr -on-Chapman tntrrp.kt.g to acqulrp the United States line.s without tlon but in rxrhange for an agreement that the Dollar dl'iccn- tinue Interroa.ktal It on high author.ty here to- nlcht The ncreetnent, still to be ratified. climaxed a three-day confer- enre among repre.ientatives of the llne.s invclved. It is expertcd to have a far rcuchlng cffe ton American if validated It would eliminate murh inter-coastai tion and place operation of most of the nation mer hant marine an entirely new taa i.s When the first conference of shipping magnates.

representing the linos and their Mibsldlarle.s. whs called Thursday 11 was rejiorted companies, holding 181 with a tonnage of 1 500 000 would but it was reliably tonight that this wa.s improbable Failed By Shlpnlng Board. The conferences were called prl- marily at the In.stlgatlon of the United States shipping board which dlrertrd the Dollar and Roosevelt group.s, compjotlttve bidders for the United States line.s, to reach some agreement as to the purchase. Tlie Dollar line.s. In their acquisi- ttc.i ol the United States lines, will it wa.s indicated, get the ve.s.sol.s now being built for the United States lines and will put them into in the trans-Pa- clflc trade in competition with ship of the Japanese N.

K. line. 'Flie Dollar line only recently put the palatial Hoover into service and is building the Pre.sident Coolidg. In exchange, the Dollar line.s will dl.scontinue intercoastal which confllct.s with that of the Roosevelt and Rcosevclt-con- trolled I. M.

F'dcriitlon 3 3b MONDNY. conference II lounge und L-ker Incili tter-. ire Hl-Y buiirtin, 11 13-1 onfe enee drpiiriment 3 i 3 IS botfk' citi 4 00 4 30 P.t.neei inimitig ib oiiiig men i gm 3 1' 33 club (1-7 ho' A 13 Pioneer Mlpi imming 8 13-7 i men 7 lS-9 Tl I 33 ph cjep Ils to 10 men louii nnrt locKer ritorni and Individuai health lenire open; lal hour at Hi-Y bulldlni; 11 15-1. advanced illeyball 13 Half conferenre beve Ptoneera gvm 44 4 45 midlleld A Husker fumble halted the drive at this jiouu. A few minutes later, Nebraska took of the ball and Paul and Roby matched drives for a first JO were well on the way to ar.i another when a penalty nipiied the at hour attack in the bud and Roby dropped back to lioot the lippi ry iilg.skin to the Oklahoma nine-yard line, TI puntiui.

duel found the llusk- ers with the advantage, but the pio- ture went dark late in the third quarter when the Cornhu.skers failed to punt on a fourth down and the ball pa.nsed over to Oklahoma in mldfleld The Soonrrs, however. In.si.sted on playing a defen.slve game and Ellstrom obliged by punting on the ff Sportsdom Mourns Loser. Famous Baronet Yachtsman, Who Won Wurlii Admii-atimi f.u* Gallant to Wrest Kacinp 'I rophy from America. Leaves Faiviahle Record of Ideal Sportsmanship. gvm 4 45- first plav, the ball rolling to a touch- 1 bark 4-4 4'j h(f, A .3 4.3, hoyi boxing club 4-8 bib 8-7 Lincoln Hl-Y club nt Hl-Y buHd- 8 15.

bovs gvm 8 15-7 13 On Ills May, Are club 7 30-8 30 Yi men loUeybtii 79-vard kick, which sailed 30-9 and rolled to a touehback. the for the fourth rally. 11 8 trt 10 men lounsje Durkcc Warren for a four- lorker tndtvidu.i heMfh yard and the Sooner.i puntcd, open, hour Ht-V building 11 15-1. bu inr v.iUevbaii 12 Kreizlngrr trapping the b.ill on the 4-4 30 hov'- Pioneer club run cha.sing It back to the Ok- 4-5. Ptnnei 4 IS-S 13.

homa 47-Vard line. vrf Itllng club 4 8 older bo-. club OkUihnrnn tnnk nut limn nrd on 5 13-8 15: gle. club 7 30-8 30, radio pro- gram ovrr KFOR 8 30 plnv Sauer broke away foi 3 47-yard touchdown Mas- 11 a to 10 m. men lounge and made the cxtra ITOlnt ker roomr.

and individual healt'n open locial hour at Hi-V building 11 L3-1, advanced vollevball 12. older "ym hov. fir-v aid fta.ii 4-5 bu.vine',. men gvm Ir.i» .3 15-5 35. older boy.V A gvm 6 15-7 15 RIIIAY The touchdown Jarred the Oklahoma aerial tactics out of tnc bag and the Sooner.s to.s.slng the ball in irrnzied fa.ihton.

In this hurried attempt to pull the game out of the fire, the Oklahomans met a a to 10 men i lounge and tight Nobra.ska dcfen.se which jwr- lofker room: and individual health mitted Only thrCC COmplC- open. hour at Ht-Y building 11 15-1, tions In 12 nttrmntu bu.ilnr.» men volleyball 12. A gvm 4-5; club riaurr piCWs It I p. 4-5 hoy.x boxing club 4-8 Pioneers Oncc the Sooncrs had advanced gym 6 15-7 15; -Y party 8 30. (he ball into Nebraska territory, sATt ROAY.

Sauer grabbed a flat Oklahoma life 9-9 40, and to the touchdown whlcn gym 9-10, corrective 9-10, 9-10. 11 a. m. to; defeating the Sooncrs Satur- men lounge and locker 10 and Indi Friendly rlub 10-iii, DO'S aavancru nuiiiiiii, 11 05-11 4.3: tumbling and uymnas- functioned In gOOd and Not only millions of sport.smen Irtsh parenf.s and owed his surer H.uiJd Vnnderlnlt, who sailed but countless business to hl.s own eftovt Amern an defendt Kntnrprtee. Rut llrst attempt to wre.st the enveted HviduRi health open, boys' day, the turned in numbers of people whose con- fmm thn iTnifoH uns 0 12 advanced The Oklahoma niourn the pa.ssing of Sir feated bv the varhf Columbia off ties 5-6, Saturday Evening clib 6 Wesleyan Notes Mrs.

Clyde Moore (Leila Admire. Ithaca, N. Y. is a vi.sitor Unlvcr.slty Plate this week. pa.ssing the Sooner backs, although falling Lipton, the veteran British in their rushing tactics, showed yachtsman whase gnJlant but futi flashes that indlcaieo and attempts to win the cun eluslvrne.ss when they were able to admiration of the entire world.

Sir Tliomas was born in get under way First Defeat. The Saturday reverse was the first Glasgow, Scotland, in 1851, of jrior Sandy Hook Five in all, he came aero.s.s the Aflantie, ea, time witli a new Shamrock, confident of victory, but he never leaiized liis chrn.sheri ambition. Hi last aftenv WD4 made in 1930. iien he acain defeat at the hanci.s ol thougii he never w-tn the roveted tropliy, one (d the liapplest of hi hie came wlien lie wa.x wltli a cup bv Mavor James Walker, ol New York on belialt of tlie Anierier-n jieople in of their admiration il hn- 1 lie harnnet wii 81 a. tlie time of hi.

deatli at his liome Middlesex. Fngland. defeat of the for Oklahoma, Dr. W. Deal and iamllv mot- the Sooners having defeated Rice Rrewn in tor Bnucr for od to Dr.voniiort la.

Saturday 19-6. in the opener. Rice over or October with Dr mother. A Rp.Jist ITcmocrsrv, hv A Pink. Mndcrn rontlncnt by F.

ChsndPr Hrcsmi. Their Prsrtlcal by Clement nod The to Recoverv, hv Sir Oeorge Frunce A In Natlonxllty. by Andre Siegfried Indu-trv. Induxtrv, hy J. n.

Moonev A Reilev. Talking Your Through Etirope Converiatlonal For Abroad, by C. and E. L. Hackrs I Ihrariei.

Library Service for Children, by E. L. Power. I.flerature. and b' A.

R. Marble. And Men. by I. Robbins Ocean.

Oceanography hv B. Bigelow. PalmlHrv. of h- Jo-cf You Your Hand. by Chrlro.

ipieiid I South and Ea bv Ma.icficld. PiohlbiUon. The Oreen Bhutter, by Brand W'hiilock Radio. Radio in Advertli-ing. by Dunlap, Jr.

Social The Social and Fconomic of Mr. Justice bv Alfred Lief. Social Service. Horne Running Away Climaxes Hard Luck Of New York Family the University of Texas. 'Tile Nebra.sk.a varsity will meet the Mrs.

Ralph Crcs.sey of Fairbury frosh at Memorial next Sat- visited her daughter Marian at the urday afternoon. The next scheduled Willar.1 house for a few day.s la.st game on the book is the week. Mrs. Crcsscy is an rlumna of homecoming game with the Untver- We.slfjan 'sity of Kan.sas. Saturday.

Oct. 24, at Memorial stadium. Summarv: Frank Uzmann, catcher, wnll be Lineup and Summarv. Boriai Work Administration, bv Flwood Street Fiction. KclL.

of Atkinson, Mcrrll Scclcy, second lifitf nant.s. Hcnton 51 ijor. Companr Frank Denton of Lincoln. major, Oilhcrt T. Webster of Delton William Comitnck ot Omaha, tain.s Merrill Plimpton of FU J.

Skinner of Riiikin, Melvin H. of William H. Congdon of l.incoln, Floyd Hedhim of Chappell, Herman Koch of Lincoln, William of Beatrice, ntchard H. Wimri of Ashland, Company Robert Phillips of captain; William Stiverson of Omaha, fiv.it lieutenant, Clifford Ault of Lincoln. John A Quadc of Onida, D.

Heniy Scger of Emmet. Robert Barkley of Robert W. lllrd Ltncoln. Waldo Minford of Lincoln, King P. Sawerbrey of Omaha and Jul- Wilson of Llneoln, Brubaker Captain of 51.

Comp'iny Eibridge Brub.iker of Olcnrock Wvo, captain, John Trucll ot Lln-oln first lieutenant: F.iv Oarn- er of Seward. Charles Hood ot Wahoo, William Kerrigan of Lincoln. Fred C.vmmell of Hcnrv Oembala ot Loup Citi. B.rnard Ref.ihauge of Lincoln. Ftank Simmons of Culbcrt.xon.

Flovd Wrbt of I tncoln, Clyde Clancy of Onnha second Itcutenanli Headqiiarteri companv Oerald I. Phll- hppe of OreyhuU. capialn. Fiank of Alliance, Kenneth W.xr- nt Hershey. Martin F.

Anderson of Omaha, Ucutenanti, Clyde Cnid of Lin- lOln. l.el«tui Coppie of Roiahe, Giles 11. of Lincoln. Karl Oeilaeh of Lincoln Donald ot Murdock Hen- Lincoln. Mallow 11 iternoor of Alexandria second lleutcn- Beyond Ihe Rio Grande, hi R.unv Rig-Enmigh, bv Will File Big Road, by Ruth Bug Fve, by Alan ly Miv.

Conducted Tour, hy Oil Meynier. The Dictant Prlneeis, by A. Ser- ens The Dutch Mystery, by Ellery Queen, (pseud i hi A Martin The Expensive Halo, hv Gordon Daviot, Fir.xt Per.ion Singular, by W. 8. Maugham The Flower of Life, hv Thomas Burke.

and Elizabeth Bow en Grand Old Man, bv Aeland. The Haunted JeUer, bv Donald Coilev Judith Pans, hv Hugh W.alpole The Kirbvi. hv Margaret Whipple, A Man Ow Count rv by iN.i Burt. The Ma.iked Rider, by Ma. Winne, (pseud.

1 Poison Csie Number 10, hy Louis Cornell Red-Headed Woman, hv Katharine Bniih The Sheriff of Chi Lonia. by C. H. Snow, The Siandi.ih Gaunt Ijiie, hy Innls Patterson Tiger Bayou, hv O. Henshaw hv Peter Aih, hildren'i Rnoki.

Bov Who 1.01 fd the Sea the story of Capt James Cook, bv Wade Thf Cat in Grandfather House by Gr.ibo The Champion, bv Pier The Magic Canoe, bv Fox. Marie of Old New Orleans hy L. Radfoid. North bv Mn. (S Mitchell Alden.

bv A Darby. The Topaz Peal, hv Edith Heal The Treasure of Belden Place, by Prances Vaianah. Yellow Jhcket. hv Carter 3'oung Hawk and His Pony, hv Harriet Salt Young Man in I.eather, by Fits- geiald. NEW YORK.

Oct frw people paused for a moment today when a horse ran away, and then went on about their business. It was Just an incident to New teeming millions, but to Henry family It was the end He started out this morning In one la.st desperate attempt to get food for his wife and three children. Ou of work, he wasn licked yet. Others might have lo.st their courage but he hadn't. In hi.s pocket was $9 40 He had hall-interest in that sum, which he and Irving Gltlin, al.so unemployed, crippled, and with a wife and two.

children, had borrowed from their friends, a quarter here a dime there. nntU the whole 'ad amount had been raised. Their was this; They would rent a horse and ivagon ior $2,.50 from a Brooklyn stable, buy vegetables and peddle them to Brooklyn hou-sewives. Their Ucbt could be repaid and a living eked out in this manner. The horse started after the vegetables.

Five minutes later the horse bolted, the wagon struck a curb and Bernstein was thrownto his death. Gltlln's ankle was broken. A pas.scr- bv took Gitlin to the home where there is no money to treat his broken ankle. A policeman went to tell hungry Mrs, Bornstein her husband had been killed. named manager of the York club Nebraska, 13- In the N.

Y. P. league for 1932. He Ne.smlth was acting manager after Jack Hulbert Bentley resigned. 0 Adam McPherson Justice (c.) Reports from Boston Indicate Cricket Urban.skl will bo started as the regular shortston of the Braves i Kllbourne next spring, with Rabbit Maran- Ma.ster.son villc on the bench.

I Sauer Tlirce Smith brothers Glenn. RH. Watkins Graalmkn Teel I Young I Whittington Corey Curnutt Dunlap Warren tc.i Ellstrom Ma.ssad Clyde and Ray furnished varsity Substitutions: Nebraska Bauer football center material at the University of Missouri for nine years for Maf.terson, Petz for Kllbourne. vnr.I.s for holding Roby ph incomplete Roby punted 32 vsrds outside on Ihe Sooner line Walker r-placrd for Oklahoma Maloney plunged two yards. Walker 17 vords to Pnell for a fir.

down on the 44- yard line Roby Intercepted returned to his own 48-yard line St.iah replaced Roby. Penney lost three vards at end, and Staab's pass to Brown was Inromplete. Staab tiv.ung around end for vard- placing the ball exactly in mldfield On an attempted Staab was downed by a Sooner taekler on the Husker 32-yard line as tlv gun sounded ending the half. Scorj. Nthraska.

0, Oklahoma, 0. THIRD gr.ARTER. It had begun to rain as the period Ellstrom kicked off 43 y.ard». Roby returning 14 yards to the Husker 29- yard line Cornutt went in for Snell for Oklahoma. Roby hit tackle for eight vard.s then remmed the middle for three yarda and a first down It began to hall.

Paul fumbled and Oklahoma recovered on the Sooner 47-yard line Massad made a yard at center, and S.VUER DAZZLES IN burt. Ko.stcr for Adam, Debus for Justice, Ely for McPher.son, Gilbert for Penney for Boswell, A oil-A Kreizinger. Paul for 8au- FiRASKA IL UK i er, Dmkce for Petz, Brown for 1 for Roby, Justice for De(Continued from Pace One.) Stabb alert Masterson. rose to the occa- Brown, Rioier for Paul. Krclzinger pcnmitt for Nesmith.

Rhea for Hul- Warrm prssed to Ellsnrojo for 12 yards and a first down The were penalize 1 five for off'lde. Ellsironi failed to gain at center, and 'o Ellstrom was Incomplete Warren punted 35 yards over the goal Roby fumbled, but recovered for a three-yard Paul lost two vards at Mnfhilc fnr )8ckle went In for Brown, Roby i 42-yard p((nf went outside on the Sooner iiiriv ivsnen I KrelFingpr line Ell.slrom punted 40 sion and kept the vaunted Sooner for Robv. Boswell for Penney. Bauer returning dght Paul under a blanket for Kiiizinger, Joy for Durkee Ne-I rammed nght tackle for in and a team smith for Schmitt. Bishop for Kos- i Jwo fared to gain tpr rsnKi.c T.i 1- land th" Hu.skers drew a offside penaltv Roby's punt roomed 8.3 yards.

aerial attack whenever the Oklahoma -------------showed signs of activity. The Ne- pebu.s for Ju.stice. iiragkA rnds madc it a big defen- Snell for Curnutt. Maloney for Rf tcFnoTn -around, the Wll.son tor Whlttinst'on. Pansze (be Iloat and F.r Warron.

Walkor for Pan.szr-, elusive backs as they tried their Husker Punters Superb. Ma.ssid for Malonev, Curnutt for Snell. Bashara for Wilson. Whittington for Teel, Warren for Walker. Italian Foreign Minister Plans To Visit America h.u nffenVe did thLkusk- for Warren.

Cherry for kicking toe' of i Curnutt. Grlmmctt for Corey, Lewis icon- Maioncy, Stonger for Dunlap. John Roby and George Sauer con 2. tinually Soonens Extra polnt-Masterson (goal from their plays well bacx in Oklahoma placement), territory. Score by periods: In the opening period.

Sauer got jsiebraska 0 off three punts that averaged 53 Oklahoma ...................0 0 with no return lliiskers Held for Downs. Dunlap punted 41 Mathis rp- tiirning nine yards to Oklahoma's 40-yard line. Three by Paul gained nine yards. Paul was held for no gain and Oklahomi took the hall on on Us own 21-yard line Ellstrom fumbled, but Dunlap lecovered for a four-yard los.i Ellstrom fumbled a pass from center and vard- Ra diara rep nerd in, for Sooner' Fll.Uiom punted 7.7 vard Mathl.v Hin for a fair catch on thi 8 oner 47-vard Itii" Hnhi pluiit netted four i ri Roby 1- 43 v.vrd.s o' cr th. i goal for Gklatiomv maging fiooi the JO-vard line W.irri ii punt hit Gklahoniii man on th" b- and bark to Oklahoma 37-yard line, 17-yard punt Robv hit the left Ide for four var-- Kreiringer and Bau -r eni in for Robv and Paul Thr.

phinv rallied but foil! iard.s Oklahoma took the hall rn d(wn: on It, own line Ell-troni punted 14 v.ird» nut of bounds Rosweli and Masterson replaced Ma'lit-, and P-nnv Two plunges hy Sauer and one hv Ma.sterson netted fUe yard' An ailempted pa-- was spilled for a lo and Oklahoma took po.ssession in mldfleld punted 58 viirris to a Krrir.mger failed to gain at center as Ihe period enied Score N'ebra-ka 0. Oklahoma, 0 OI RTH QLARTFR punted 50 Warren returning reven to the 42-vard line sifted through for three yards, bui the ay. a p.i v.ax plete Ellstrom puntcd 37 yards out. of bounds On a fake punt. Krelelng'r mad three Pauer's puiil rolled 79 ovei the Sor.i.er goal Oklahoma scrimmaged from the line.

lo four vard' at Durkee end Ell troni punted 39 aid' returning eight yard.v to the OkUihoma 47-vard line On next plav S-uer -mashed through for 17 and a touehdowr A jiretty euiback am' side.topping exhlhtt.on lea- tur-d the jotun-'v Masterson Kieks tioal With Kvelzinger holding Hv ball, M- trr.eon plaeeklrked th" extra point Nebra.ska 7, Oklahoma. Master.ioi' kicked off 35 vards to W'r- ren. who returned 27 ynrels to his own 32-yard hin- Fly Intercepted Warren long on the Sooner 48-yard line Kreizlngrr made yard at renter Maloney replaced Massad S.iuer puntcd 32 out of bounds. W.orren lost four at end Fll- strom piir.tfd 34 yards, Kretzniner turning 11 vards to I 34 lari Kre.ziiiki'r cm tuiough (cnt.r for elfbl i(. it (( In J- li, (oc next li'Kion to T'' I for 1 vil lii: bv Krei-'uirer i to ud ium pa incomp.rte.

Pwolfool i. plated Warren Whitlin- blocked i pa and look the Imll on douns on ib" 1 rd line afier ih. Hu kcr.s av- -ed .1 In arti Cher. "eut III for lo.ct a 1 Id on an oui of booudv Ma.stei 1.1 knoexed down ifford' pas'. Sooners on Dunlap to Flh-iiii'n for 17 iarda and (1 down F.lMroni plunged for 1.1'.; and Dunlaps tnmui- pl.

te replaced Fllslrom punted f.3 In Kreiviiiger. returned 10 y.iids to the Hu.vker 2b yatrl line Bnu-r In for Krelr.inger Mss'er- son for and Sauer punt-d 4.1 vard-. F.lbdrom losing a yard a.v he fumbled but reeovered paw to Watkinr- Incomplete F.ll.sl punt met no leturn Jov end N. imlth in at the Nehrasva punted 3.3 rilAtiom returning four vards Grimineit went In foi Forev. Dunlap's pas- wa.s in- tersoti intercepted on the Husker hn.

in. do 8 vard at retiter and SaU'T I'unleti 46 i rd' no return being made. DeUiis nplaicd Justice. S.iiier Pioies Again. 'pllied ril- rom for a two inri! bl.

pa-ss Mard .17 vard to lor a on vard line per F'unlnji Two bv F.l'-t|Pui and eaine.l I. repisi -rl Malonev, Siii.r ii.i-rei'iiied HldronV.s pv 7b vard.s lo Kuichdown. M. on i a lov- ika 13 Oklahoma, Oci kicked off 60 the Sooner put the hall in palv on the 2b-vard line, made two L-wls hit line for 11 and a down on the Sooner lino as tho game errbci Final Nrhraika 13. Oklahoma b.

Phra los n- fir per rr- Poor Farm Inmate Is Killed with Cane by 82-Year-Old Companion WASHINGTON. Oct. Thr Italian rmbassy confirmed re- poii.7 from Rome tonight that ar- r.angemenUs were being made for a vi.sit to thi.s country by Dino Orandi, Italian foreign minister. Any formal announcement, it was said, would have to come from the state department. The state department rcfu.sed to comment.

position as the capital of the world would be by a visit from tJie fascist diplomatic I chief, representing Benito Mussolini, I Also, with a visit from Grandi. a series of international conference i of tremendous Importance, pointed i at the establishment of a peace' time basis of co-operation among European nations to end the world: wide depression would reach its second stage. Premier Laval of France is due to arrive in New York October 22 for a visit to President Hoover and of State Stimson. At this conference the ground work will be laid for prolongation, during the period of the economic emergency of the war debts and reparations. vards.

In the second period. Roby booted five for a 37-yard average. In the last half, when the ball was slippery. Roby averaged 49 yards with three punts during the rainstorm and Sauer 48 yards with six kicks during the aiiarter. one being a 79-yard bcwt which and rolled whole length of the field.

Thcs- 0 0 Officials: Referee Le.slie Edmonds, Ottawa. Umpire Dwight Ream. Washburn. Sweeney, Bethany. Field judge Quigley.

St. Play-by-Play Details. FIRST Qr.ARTFR. Csptaln Justlcp of Nebraska won th" toss nunts were laid down in such fash- tha south ftonl. Ellstrom first ion that the Oklahoma retrievers kick.off outstna.

but tha was i good for 43 yards. 21 vards to the Hu'ker 36-vard lina. Sanar made no returns. Sophomores Start made a yard Bt rantar Kreizingar failad Dana Bible Opened with to gain around tha Soonars' right and. hi? lineup and VOUnRStOrS, after making a DlCf re 1 Oklahoms I'crimmaged from the 20-yard turn of the openinc klckoff, went line.

Dunlap made a yard at renter and oQtrQV on a Dalr of passes, each of rammaa tackla for thraa yards mora. astrav on a Dunlap puntad 31 vards to Kralzlngar. who raturnad 14 lo 41- W'hich were intercepted by Oklahoma backs. The Sooners. however, dent the Nebraska forward wall and in the exchange of Sauer continually shoved the Oklahomans back toward their own goal.

22-vard sprint to the Ok- Two by Kraizmgar and Corn- Another Sauar yard Una. On tha next play, Nabra.ska draw a flva-yard penalty for offside. Dunlap intarcppled Sauer's pass and carried it to OHlahoma's 42-ynrd line. Warren fumbled and Boswell racovarad for Nabrsrka on the Sooner 43-vard Una ant b.md moil Paterson of "of' H.ift of Lincoln, ot Wilhm. Robert A.

of Lincoln, iir.st Pan Be matt of Rbarldan. Wyo Charles Fro of Lincoln, hcufcnnnts. Kearney Notes The thirty-three acres of land bf longing to the Kearnev state teachers college, north of thi dcrmitorFs. produced this year ihe cuttings of alfalfa from eleven acres, appro.ximately sixty tons of forage, and between 400 and 500 buchels of uotatoe.s, besides sweet potatoes and vegetables. ROCHESTER.

N. Oct. P. Edgorly. 76.

and Arthur Willey, 82. inmates of Strafford county poor farm, went walking today. A mile away from the farm. Edgorly a visit to an establishment banned by farm rules, according to his companion. Edgerly hit him over the legs with a light cane when he objected.

Willey said. He hit back with his heavier walking stick. Edgerly died from a crushed skull and battered face. Willey walked back to the farm to tell authorities. They found Edgerly scn.seless, his eye glas.scs smashed and pieces ot cardboard from a dump over him.

The tiyo canes were found, and only Willey's was bloastained. He said Edgerly hit him on the legs and back, but authorities asserted they found no marks to confirm his assertion. A special session of the grand jury probably will be called. Meantime Willey was held at county jhil which adjoined the farm. He entered the institution only this year, i while the dead man has made his home there twelve years.

AHUEE'S BARGAIN TO AID lahoma 35 -yard line was first Corn initirfpt.n by Dimi.p on ni. husker threat. The Husker running 39.yajji warran swung around and i att'ick fizzled from this point ana tor flva Sauar haullnq lilm down. i I two misfired RS the Sooncrs made a yard through guard, and two passes musiiivu Dunlap punted 29 yards. Kreizlngrr I took the ball on down.s.

ine tw to the Husker 43- teams tried running plays to no yard imt avail the remainder of the period. sauar 2i I In Action tlrst plav Sauar drove outside I tho Mo 22 yards and a ilrst down, i The veterans took over the NC Krelzlngcr three yards at and, but braska front line at the start of the Sauet regained the lost ground through neriod and manned the fort the mlddlr Warren blocked Saurr's pass tho oamo Thecen- Sauar pass to Nesmith remainder of inecen incompirte. gatttiig a iiva- ter combination ol Khca, panaltv, and Oklahoma took the. ter Justice and Gilbert, with bail on downs on its own 40-yard line. I seeine some dutv at the tackle po- vs by and EUstrom seeing some sitlon, rolled with monotonous regularity.

Durke back the Sooner jushes NEEDY IS A FLOP BOSTON, Oct. McPherson Hutton delivered the first of nine Installments of spir- itual food to Boston residents tonight and afterward the undernourished jobless and their families were as gloomy as ever. -Mayor James bargain with Aimee, in which the evangelist agreed io donate half the profits of her revival meetings to the unemployment fund, looked like a "bust" as the first I meeting concluded. Richard Dunn nager of Boston Garden, estimated the 5,000 persons in the audience dropped I $500 in the silver collection plate: And Aimee had stipulated he must I first collect $2.600 expenses at each meeting before splittl ig with the city. On an envelope in which a generous customer donated a $5 bill was a penciled instruction that it was you, sister, not for Mayor Curley." and Schmitt saw the mast duty the wings with wall and made it a long afternoon for the Okla- home fleet-foots who tried end its own 42-yRrd line.

Two plunges by Warren and Ellstrom gained two yards, and Warren passed to Ellstrom 'or 14 yards and a first down. ad mr.da yard at canter. Hauer replaced Master.son for Nebraska. sweeiis Schmitt on two particular Ellstrom made a yard at center. Petz i Kllbourne in the Husker line and on the next play tackled Ellstrom for no occasions cut loose with vicious tackles of the teeth-jarnng variety, gam.

schmitt went for Nesmith for Roby Kicks Superbly. Nebra.ska. Dunlap punted 30 vards out of Behind this front line during the i bounds on the Husker ll-yard line. Sauer Dtriiuiu 1 ft Paul Punted back 54 vards, Petz dropping War- Second period were Marvin Paul, return on the sooner 36-yard John Roby and Lee Penney, working ime. warran slipped through the Ne- with Lewis Brown.

Henry Bauer and braska lli.e for four yards as the quarter Christ Mahls. Roby Paul were the driving rods of this combination with Penney backing up the line in good shape. Roby, in his whirl at big league competition, Cornhusker fans with his punting, the ox-NeLson prepster's into the rather stiff wind making it an uphill fight for the Sooners. ended Score Nebraska. Oklahoma 0.

SECOND Ely, DaBus, Koster, Gilbert, Rhea, Roby. Paul and Pfiiney enter, the Husker lineup and Snell and Maloney went in for Oklahoma. Dunlap punted 48 vards. Bauer returning 12 to Ihe Hu.iker 32-yard line Bauer spilled for a fiva- yard lo at end plunges by Paul made up the distance. Roby punted 34 yards out ot bounds on the Sooner 33- yard line Warren cleared the Huskar An exchange of punts, with Robv end for nine yards.

Ell trom and tbip Malonev gained nothing in two pmnges. having the advantage, iiiv rolled 59 yards over the Huskers the ball in mldlleld ana Husker goal for a touehback Nebraska the Scarlet cut 00 with the sec- scrlmmaglnc: from the 20-yard line, ond threat of the game bv Roby gamed 12 yards ona inrcai OI uie Kanir. Penalty Halts Drive. the next three plunges. Roby plunged for six yards and Wilsou replaced Whlttmgton for Okla- added five more on the next play, punted 21 outside on to have the ball brought back Pastor Denied New Trial penalized 15 yards for pass to Watkins.

Dunlap punted A Thrcc-I league attendance record was set this year at Peoria, where 13,573 saw a night crowd that would have pIcBised a class AA magnate. Son Held for Killing His Faithless Father The Pecos Country club. Pecas. has posted all its grounri.s in a move to establish a game preserve. TOLEDO.

Oct. Lvnn Hill, 25. accu.sed of his father. Arthur Hill, 67, when he found the latter in a love embrace with hl.s wife, Ann.9. was 'neld under $5.000 bond for action of the grand jury.

I CHICAGO. Oct. I John A. Logan Warren. Durant, minister, unfrocked in 1927 on charges of misconduct with a housemaid, vas refused a new trial i today by the Rock River Episcopal conference.

Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes said thta under a rule of the conference a new trial cannot be granted. Warren plans to carry his fight for vindication 10 the general confer- en-r rf the church to be held at Atlantic City next May. holding. I npnnltv thP Husker yards, the Huskers making no return. drive and Robj, promptly punted yards on tha naxt play, from punt: out of bounds on the Sooner 25-yard formation.

Roby 44-yard punt rolled te line. The Oklahoma team worked a Oklahoma 46-yard ime. iinfll-cem i but Roby bounded up to Intercept pansze a yard each end on the the next tos.s and the Huskers con- next two Duniap want outsida for trolled the ball until the half two-yard DunUp punted 44 This Nebraska backfield yards to the same LcyiartK-a Jg.yard line, started an offensive tnrougn the bv Paul and Penney rainstorm that opened the third Robv punt rolled period. Roby plowed through for a I to tha sooner 12-yard ime. no first down on the 40 3 line and punlap punteii 4 Bauer reiurn- paul brought another first down in ing 11 yards to Oklahoma's 49-yard line.

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