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Abyulnians colony which previously munity Back of General Grazi- mighty peaks of the Ethiopian would have and it wu impossible to learn what in keeping out there is something to this "black War cats are bad luck" luperstition aft- Against Mussolini's hundreds of numbered 1010815 natives and ant is a Mussolinian pressure mountains like giant eagles would of war" thedifficulty senator said Details if the vast concessions effect Britain's action would hove which demands that the colony be have on the morale of the native bombing airplanes tanks armored 1858 Europeans is steadily ab- He added that he believed Wash- er all Were disclosed today In the official upon Haile Selassie circumtribesmen is a question absorbing should immediately assure Hughes took his black cat to the Observers however pointed out cars heavy artillery gu warfare sorbing the workmen sent by developed under any means text of the convention signed yesterof the interest and exciting the spec- ington to bear a big stance and by every roof of his home to play Both fell Mussolini It Au London is chief the the hope public "that we would not spend and his vutly betterorganised and share of the 'burden of feeding' semimilitary discipline regarding ulition of i day off The cat landed safely b u t experts cent military sinone foreign would Judah" lion of not a the of and send °conquering Exclusive rights are given the cohesive army foreign military ex- - and sheltering marketwas taken to a hospitt divisions sanitation most mat As the of natives have here production Hughes to in soldier to AmerItalian an gle prevent protect such expected corporation to explore prospect He has a broken right ankle ar of troops which Mussolini has ing shipping and cultivation So- never seen an airOlane there is a ican interests in Ethiopia" drill and extract for trade petro- vasion he is certain to listen close- pert here are agreed that Empeskull fracture maliland ic being developed with possibility these experts think that "For many for its defense ror Hallo 'Selassie has littie more placed there leum naphtha natural gases and ly to any suggestions front here years" he continued possible Prior to II duce's gigantic prep- - the same fascist machinery which the spirit of the warriors who are "financial interests have been atother bituminous substances along 'rho political correspondent of the to oppose the Italian forces than orations for a colonial campaign successfully reclaimed the Pon- very superstitious and impression- tempting to get the United States' With Iodine from salt waters of any Sunday Express said it can be stated the personal bravery of his wartine marshes near Rome to agri- able may become demoralized Ethiopia Italian Somaliland military support for their investWells drilled categorically that despite what cultural usefulness for its place in the eco- rifles WITHERS riors depended antiquated ments abroad The same thing may or involved are "whatever These rights will expire at the on sun have almost been Tanners nomic its entirely requezted dein case" arise the natural this concessions be threatened 4 may spears plus end of 75 years and buildings of of incense sugar ba- - to produce cotton ondcorn as Scientist Volunteers DENTIST The senator who has made it the company its lands and other should Italy go to war with Ethiopia fenses given Abyssinia by God tin shipments nuts and castor beans well as the more euily-grow- n nano will not the the British plain that his utterances in Europe TO DESIRES INFORM HIS plunge property become the- - property of of mountains the 190deep From its Incense the way high products only his personal views country into war to defend them" To Become President represent the government MANY FRIENDS 'AND FORMER ravines riverm and imMrs impassable left with Pope for Deauville (An authoritative source said the PATIENTS OF HIS RETURN TO U S Not Stampeded for a brief rest before attending the penetrable thickets of canielthorn equipped and who have been trained three times as much It is because SALT LAKE CITY WITH Company would pay the Ethiopian Movement Zionist tilte Milted States government and ammuniof session of the council of the league the lack of sufficient brush by Belgian officers government annually 25000 pounds takes the same line" the writer OFFICES AT not able at fala the of Geneva tion that In next the at week army factors nations Other emperor's (about $125000) in gold coin or l'eudal System out rifle practice to said French officials were carry present bullion Or Its equivalent and a continued °In other words if a vor are the serious lick in many they I rest of the army of the "King or maneuvers So Llain St Iconcessiotwas a shrewd' move on LUCERNE Sept 1 (Sunday) uncertain of the effect of the Ethidrinking wa- ofThe royalty of one shilling six pence the part of the Ethiopian emperor parts of Abyssinia of heat will be provided by the In view of the lack of ammuni- (Jewish Kinge concessions until the could ter and Agency)—The the Telegraphic opian they PHONE WAS 3323 per ton of oil produced for the first to involve Pritain and the United 'existence devastating on the tion it is of fever dysentery antl provincial rases or governors expected that the Ethi- problem of who is to be president get authoritative English and Ital25 years Then the royalty would Rours—S:30 a ot to 8 p coneach baronial feudal system -States In a 'defense of tights: It " a a to 1 p at opian will dependlargely on snip- - of the World Zionist organization ian reactions Sunday-- 10 be increased) typhoid— has a1readyfai1edTT over- tributing a 'certain allotment to the tag and attacking and trapping the was dramatically settled here early These elements are easily Install Pipeline British aircraft factorise went on come by eorne of the Ethiopian national defense I Italian soldiers at night—a game at today when Dr Chayim Weizmann Britain Masses Force of which the native tribesman is ex- 62 As soon schedule today a pipeline is consid- a noted scientist and Internationaltribes inured to the climate and According to the present plansRas d ered commercially justifiable the The bombshell of the concessions hardships of their land but doubts the general staff On Somaliland Front tremely skilful At ly famoue Zionist leader announced who too the Ethiopian excels his readinesi to Impute the full company shall begin construction of was dropped just when the govern less will impose great hsrdships on Seyoum of Tigre province slm-m- ----fighting ---a pipeline provided a suitable port was doing everything to avoid the Italians Probrkly will be called upon to bear Often in the heat of battle he leadership of the Zionist movement DJIBOUTI French Somaliland the taunt of at attack if one comes throws away his rifle and depends for loading tank vessels is made moves which might give other naI Dr Weizmann informed a joint Aug 31 (1E)--eat Britain is con- Plane Fleet front :Adowa- and Aksum in the upon deadly spears lances and conference of laborites and group available (Ethiopia A centrating imp rtant militaz7 and landlocked) lions occasion to think British in- -' Mussolini is to 650 Men have will 50000 the north reported provide lethal knives in the use of which or progressive Zionists that he will aerial f orces If a pipeline is not placed within terest In the n the frontier of dispute modern bombing and pursuit air- - powerful Ras Kassa the emperor's he probably has no equal anywhere accept the presidency of the Zion- - British Somaliland and is four years after access to a port was selfish' building a Gondarnear the concentrated Abyswho cousin is stationed in the planes the company shall abandon all In the world - Asks eves ga tl Ole ist organization unconditionally new airdrome -region the these frontierL Against ja expected to furnish His decision was hailed by the The French are expected to send rights Cover Lot of GroundSir Samuel Hoare- - foreign secre- emperor can send up only eight old 75000 fighters: Dedjasmatch VoIn the event of a state of emerconferees with prolonged applause military forces into Ethiopia along none of them built for dadjs who is stationed at Denali The Ethiopians will also rely and cheers Rabbi planes gency of which the government tary who is suffering from arthritis Stephen S Wise the line of the Djibouti-Add- is Ababa shall be the sole judge the company at Norfolk directed an investigation bombing Abyssinia of course ball will supply 40000 warriors: Ras largely on their extraordinary mo- and Judge Julian Mack of New railroad to protect the right of no tanks er armored cars nor bas Iznru in Gojam province: it ex- bility and their ability to cover a York and other noted leaders of Barton must attempt to WI all the gov- Into the) deal Sir Sydney waY informed quarters reported any hem artillery or as 60 pected to mobilize 85000 soldiers lot of ground In the Abyssinian ar- the Zionist movement in America ernment's petroleum and similar minister to Ethiopia- was told to ' chemical warfare apparatus More Dadj Nuseru at Barter the em- my the tribesmen are not restricted and make a full inquiry Maeda Europe hi enthusiastic speeches if: still the Ethiopian army has perces birthplace will muster 25000 to ranks or regular formation with Employes' Outing While the aircraft chedule was following upon Dr Weismann's rs or no commissariat The annual outing of the ChalDENTAL LABORATORY about supply braves but the his regular air ministry apspeeding up jump their support proclaimed London Stands Cream and Butter Emloyes' In addition to this total of 223000 with the alacrity of a panther an promised their cooperation pealed for pilots to fly 2000 new ma- service no medical or engineering I lenge Row Location :association will be held Sunday at chines New training camps will be corps no communications service good fighting men it is expected the covering five times aa much ground Against Deal 10 a m at Maxfield's- inn Big Cotand no motorized transport orpn emperor will be able If general established within six months the average Europeansoldier tonwood canyon Features of the 1131 So mobilization is proclainted to call Higoes barefooted ana bareheaded TT St Al the British Mediterranean tuition LONDON Aug 31 (P)—The BritFarmers Attack la a scarcity of doctore in to the 'colors 500000 men from the is not fettered by equipment and Iwo There fleet In which left Malta ish government moved outing will include a barbecue Thursday toswiftly If an Ethiopian soldier countryside for in Abyssinia every operates in the same cunning man-nand an entertainment pro- night to halt the granting of con- neared stations around the Sues Abyulnia Process Tax Legality sports SPECIAL the old North American In- trint 'Jack Johnson Harvard V cessions in Ethiopia to American canal the home fleet assembled at is wounded be may be left to die man is a soldier These men will be :Hauerbach and Ed Newman will be Portland before starting fail ma- where he hu fallen If he does octi expected to carry' enough food to and English interest& to his wounds hungry by last 30 days in charge of the arrangements' REDUCED PRICES It wu I combination of these Asserting the deal could not be neuvers a week ahead of schedule succumb a- -dozen Diplomatic representatives made enu and jackals prowling through The emperor himself has no fears guerilla tactics and aurprise attacks CHICAGO Aug 31 111--ON ALL WORK final reports on developments in the the night are sure 'to devour him for his army He has infinite faith that enkbled the Ethiopians to in- midwestern hog farmtrs in a suit A same doubtless The awaits the fate reon the j in their daring heroism and flict such a crushing defeat today attacked constitutionality of dispute to principal coun"PEACII-GU- r Big Labor Day Celebration Ethiopian troons who fall within the sourcefulness particularly in gue- Italian army at Adowa 39 years the processing tax alleged that con-ag- o PLATE own At EUREKA UTAK SEPT 2 19311 unless lines their But at that time the Ethiopian tmry to its purpose it reduced their rills warfare In the mountainsilan Anthony Eden minister for league Ethiopian TO comrades manage to rescue them art In which the native Ethiopian foress outnumbered the Italians income They asked the Cook counto affairs will Paris OUR 'Amoy' for The Only Celebration go Monday In This Part of the State Spina a special conference with Premier The Abyssinian army is very loose- - tribesmen probably "gulls any four to one and there were no ty superior court to order eight : Pored by Organized tabor 'Cling-Th- is Laval preliminary to the council Iy organized European soldier airplanes heavy artillery tanks or Chicago packing' companies to pay Salute at Sunrise—Parade on Wain Against Mussolini's 250000 trained But the Abyssinian soverign is gas warfare: them back meeting' at Geneva Wednesday Your Coat St promptly at a Their bill demanded an aceountEden hopes to bring French policy and disciplined soldiers who are much worried about the army's lack t It hu been said that Mussolini PLATE at Untie High School nu—Programa and Vest Auditorium more In line with Britain's equipped with thoroughly modern of munitions which is said to: be estimates that it will take Italy four ing to determine whether 'they Immediately following parade- all rifles and Imachine with to consolidate Mand guns to to be of the feel !due should is London conquer the embargo largely "repaid" part It years Children's sports on Main St at 11 pull unable to All work is performed on IINCALLED4OR can count trefinitely upon estrong the adjuncts of a highly Organized 'posed by the great powers on the Abyssinia Foreign military experts 000000 in brocessing taxes which the I game at 1 p Inert matter under the anRodeo immediately following ban of and efficient the if from Italian dictator The that the army thaemperor here say French stand for joint league acthoriution and responsipilshipment of arms to Abyssinia packers allegedly withheld ball Pine—Band eonrert on Main it of Utah licensed Dention but felt France would choose Abyesinia probably can muster 40- - 'emperor is also concerned over the wins the war it will take him all 'government pending a federal court St 1 to I p afl at alio ir500000 000 on and more to soldiers of that time and the league instead of Mussolini in regular pacify the decision army's lack of trained leaders constitutionality of the Pavillon at I p At present the Ethiopian army is ferocious Amharic tribes They de- tax regulars all rather poorly equipped the event of a showdown COHN TO A REAL rovrt 'Awe Irreo Estimates and Adviet The nucleus of the emperor's army understood to have only ten or 11 clare that' the task of policing a In their bill they asked that 252 SOUTH MAIN "CgLIMAIrs WITH THS MINERS One swarm of locusts at Helibron will be the royal guard of 7000 million rounds of cartridges where-me- n country like Abyssinia suits of the suit if successful apAND MUCRERS I SO LIAM who South Attics was six miles long well4as the emperor estimates he needs Which is many times the size ofply to all bog farmers Moderately m m — p relief snap shows the wild terrain of Ethiopia negotiated without consultations with Ha Intense jumble of mountains peaks and 'valleys Id the along nab? Franco and Britain under the tripower treaty of 1906 center near Shea is the capital Addis Ababa one terminus of the the government announced Its min-latto Addis Ababa had been authorized to advise Emperor Haile tho concesa Selassi- e- —This remarkable - I Carries Collision ot::'i:a:!4:0:'fAi:M:'!'0'1e':''4-'':::- " t British Battleship :::5:t::'"5::::::??: t:'4:cPg! !f7!7!Ti: :::::?::4!!!a::s0::'fs:':t!'N:00:s 'i::':'::::::': 0':':: ::' :::::' this country and thus tending to make Italy hesitant about invading the region of the concession Reactionaries among Ethiopian leaders regarded the concession as further evidence of foreign invasion of Ethiopia Progressives however looked on it as part of an essential program for improving and modernizing Ethiopia The divided opinion was a Erikexample of the mperor's difficulties in attaining unity among his people and attempting progress Reactionaries described the concession as another "ferangi" or foreign inVasion of national life more grave than anything heretofore because "it opens half the country to exploitation and possible ruination" Progressives dominant in the central government—although weaker the farther ones goes into the interior—see in the concession with its attendant roads bridges railroads and sanitation work a parallel to the Lake Toana irrigation project of the J G White Engineering corporation of New York They regard such projects as a sample of the improvements which are necessary to place Ethiopia in a position of modernity and consolidation which would make a European attack too costly to be worth while — 'i::':::''t:':e:::: :nv0:i::::ft:i-m:!::?::::mili:iiiii'- g 00 ' r''! :‘4 tl111110te'r "ille::'i:::'"'':1':'"" ::':':::::::'-:'::':-!'::'- :' :'::: :'!::':i:!:'i:-:':- ::::::::i''3elet 1 :i- A i'os 0::::i::::::' : iiiiii 42alyJ::i:::k::!:f T i'!:'1"'':n44eeeii:tV:!::: 111 lip::::i:!:::::i:-- - 1'4:::::::::g:w-0::::!:::::- lor-'f'- H' a:g 4:i::'':1c :::::::?:::::A:ii 0 ::4: -0 'i::' Tcok!s-- ::t::::"iil:::4 t :- in ieating 4414:4:::::::::::: ::i:i::4::::::::::::t: vma wAtausi KAnAux 43"7:7 ive:rL:::::t::i::::::::i:7414 ":!1! r::' - ':''''01 ?:'':':::Ii::::::: ii:L :: - "" ::f N7T:::::':791'ze -- ::1 0 ICD240k45"P'' to ! 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