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   Montana Butte Standard (Newspaper) - October 4, 1935, Butte, Montana                                TIGERS TRIUMPH OVER CUBS IN SECOND SERIES TILT METAL P R E S 9c 65ic Treasury t anb HOME EDITION hft Standard carries the most telegraph news service in ESTABLISHED FRIDAY OCTOBER PHONE 5411 PRICE FIVE WAR DECLARATION IS ISSUED Peace Body Strives to Get Cumbersome Antiwar Machine Going as Italy Starts Big Leaguers to Make Bow Before Fans at Standards Baseball Board This Noon Bob Ed Coleman and Fay Thomas Here Pick of Course Name Best Three young who have firsthand information about Mickey Cochrane and his terrible and know about the crusading Chicago will watch the third world series base ball battle on the Standards big magnetic Scoreboard And those Johnson of Connie Macks Eddie Coleman and Pay Thomas of Rogers are rAt Midnight Best League Can Do Is to Appoint other Committee and Call New ISSUE IS ALL SQUARE WITH DETROIT WIN Slants of Tommy Bridges Hold Half Froz en Chicagoans Helpless Twothirds of the By NAVIN David the Tennessee thunderbolt starts today in Chicago at oclock with the crackling came The possibility of economic and financial sanctions against Italy was seriously discussed by the League of Nations tonight as it tackled the problem of how to stop it failed to By WALLACE CARROLL United Press Staff Correspondent of Nations strove in vain to speed its cumbersome antiwar machinery tonight as Italian bombing planes roared over Ethiopia and Italian infantrymen fought their way toward Emperor Haile Up to midnight the best the league could do was appoint another com and call a session of its coun for To Follow Japan Italy seemed destined to follow Japan and Germany in leaving the league these nations she has defied Tlie question was whether the spurred by would invoke economic and possibly mili tary pressure against Italy and risk starting a general European That mild economic penalties would be as provided in the league all were That military pressure would be at tempted was It appeared that Premier Benito Mussolini would have the same suc cess in defying the league that Japan and Germany have had and the league will suffer a mortal blow as an instrument to preserve Launches Mussolini forestalled the leagues peace effort by launching an against Ethiopia before the recommendations of the league council to solve his dispute with even could be put on pa The Italian advance caused the committee of 13 to alter its plan for delaying preparations and until the council can siudy the Some delegates the council probably will decide that further efforts to draft a formula under article XV of the covenant will be useless since war already has The should immediately move to decide which nation was the ag The guilty nation automati cally would be subject to Continued on Page Col Butte time and about Coleman and Thomas will lake a bow before the crowd from the platform where the huge board has been showing j hundreds of fans the detail of play since the scries j Bob 191pound larruping all i star outfielder of the American arrived in Butte yesterday morning and was on hand bright and early for the doings on the Standards When ED Eddie who is well known to all of Buttes fans from his Mines league and Pay arrived later in the day and met up with Bob told them about the Standards board and their platis were made for tod i Then a Standard man got on the trail of the three big leaguers and the boys readily agreed to say a few words to the fans this Its more than likely that each one of them will have something to mention about the Tigers for it seems that Charlie is a ball players ball He hasnt got a weakness at the said who has twirled against the Detroit Charlie the Tigers best bet any time and any Coleman declared when a sports fan I suppose Hank Greenberg Is the most valuable guy on the Detroit Johnson was even Hes the greatest ball player I ever saw or hope to Perfect in every de The three American leaguers tab Detroit as the next worlds champions simply because they are the best Only in the outfield has the Chicago club an edge they When the National league entry meets up with Elden Aukers submarine and that will be it will be too bad for the they BOB JOHNSON to the rescue of the Detroit Tigers today and hurled them right back into the middle of the coldest battle waged for baseballs world champion ship in 10 The pitching of the slim speedball combined with a blast of weather and a first barrage of taase halted the charge of the The final score was 8 to as t he ho m teams G opened fire for thel first time their bats and drove the veteran Charley Root toj cover with a four run fusillade cli maxed by Hank Greenberg s first HANK GREENBERG homer of the Shivering Crowd The Tiger triumph squared mat ters at one game with the warfare shifting from this frigid battleground lo Chicago tomorrow for the next three The en of the American league along with half War Flashes tonight extended ft hand 0 threatened with oT Nations economic boycott as result of ths German Ambassador von was received liy Premier Mussolini at the Venice It was said on Rood authority that they discussed the possibility of Germany Italy obtain vital supplies in case of Italian advance into opia was con tinning midnight the Tele graph companys correspondent at Italian headquarters in telegraphed early The Italian advance columns have made remarkably progress during the last few the correspondent thousand additional troops were mobilized tonight for service in East Coleman and Thomas arc en route lo their frozen cash customers was cut homes on the west Coleman is a I somewhat short by an injury to the of and Ray Buhle and the trio are guests at j slugging who hurt his the Ruble home on West The big leaguers j left wrist sliding into the plate in are accompanied by their Johnson and each have two After they have watched Ihe game today on Hie Standard board the three will go on a fishing Irip lo FAY THOMAS lake where they will be guests of Prank former warden of the penitentiary and onetime mayor of Deer Continued on Page OLD GRADS POURING IN FOR STATE GRID CLASSIC TOMORROW C Continued on Pago French Cabinet to Meet Today PARIS Friday French meets today in ah historic to approve terms of dm accord which has been agreed to by the foreign office and Premier and Foreign Minister Pierre The decisions of the council of ministers will be of farreaching importance and may mark the be ginning of a movement toward an defensive military al NKW threatened to at tain riot broke out in Harlem and Brooklyn Intc In day between ami Italian sympathizers at odds over be So tense was the situation that police officials went into conference at headquarters late In the day with the outcome pointing to establishment of heavy police reserves in each precinct of the mixed neighbor Deputies Irujo and an tonight they had been informed by the president of thn shipping federation at Bilbao that Spanish ships now on Ihe Atlantic with coal destined for had been advised in radio messages lo pass Straits of Gibraltar before mid night or suffer confiscation of their cargo by deputies said the coal had been bought from Britain by Spaniards for delivery in airplanes left Addis Ababa airdrome tonight for the north ern front to maintain communi the re The newspapers Addis Ababa correspondent also Ethi were reported killer hi an Italian advance of nearly five miles in in Agami sort The battle still was raging The Italian infantry was re ported to have advanced past of indicating an encircling movement designed to outflank on Pnn Game to See Many Stars in Old grads from the Univer sity of Montana and Montana State undergrads able to promote early weekend leaves and a flock of ordinary who never miss such a big football moved in on Butte Theyll be com ling by the hundreds Then special trains will help Continued on Pace SCORES IN FIRST SERIES GAME MILLER SAYS MONTANA WHEAT 1AKES WORLDS BEST BREAD Product Even Finer This Pres ident of General Mills in s blessed with the be and consequently the bst id in the of vice o General Mills a visitor i declared The iire many times in has national for firm and this of ihe Door of at the i Continued on Page product is even finer by he Because of the abnormally small wheat crop in this country this year it will be necessary to import per haps as much as bushels from Thomas Addition of the duty o the j wheat co send the price of grain soaring j Montana and the are the only in the States with a normal wheat crop this year Prospects werf good in the Dakotas and Min until July when killed out much of and left the HERMAN CROSSES run number 2 for the crossing In the of I and a single bv Gabby No at the The Cute won 3 to Cavalry and Big Guns Advance on Ethiopia SURPRISE AIR RAID SETS OFF ACTIVITY Italian Eritrea and were declared In a state of war The Italian high issued a formal to the people of the two Italian colonies that war military amis began reaching into Ethiopia today as cavalry detachments and infantrymen with tank and artil lery reinforcements moved forward across the In Home the fascist newspaper Kl said Italian troops reached Daro 20 kilometers beyond tlic frontier and only 20 kilometers from Aduwa in operations Unofficial reports from the front said the Italian led by had virtually taken possession of the socalled neutral had announced it was leaving open pending the outcome of conciliation Italian embassy was the scene of feverish activity early Extra police guards were posted at midnight and lights were at every window of the Hy Italy bombed the Ethiopian town of Aduwa in a sur prise aerial raid Thursday and the war in Kast Africa was unofficially under Ethiopia claimed that Keel Cross housing sick and were targets for he bombs and that civilians were including women and After previous Italy ad mitted the bombardment Thurs SETS FOI Bates for the and for the of In ami for various holidays In district 1 arc established In the school calendar which Douglas of city completed The school year will end May Gold The cal endar Columbus II period ends j but said It was in reprisal IB Pioneer day Ill upon n Tn 1 Armistice day II re Thursday and 28 and 28 second period ends 2J Christmas recess 23 re sume i third six week period Second semester begins 27 Lincoln 12 Washington birthday 21 fourth period March 0 Fri April 10 filth April 17 May 12 ends May border aerial squad Count soninlaw of Premier dropped the bombs on Italys Ver where the Europeans were routed by Ethiopians 40 years Official circles In Rome said that only ar artillery fortress was bombed and that Ethiopian casual tie were There were no I Italian j Halle called a general affecting an estimated women I and Despite an Continued on Blind Man Could See War Existed The world didnt need the formal proclamation of General De Bono o that a state of war ex Senator William said tonight when advised by United Press of dls from Italian He said even ft blind man could see that war Last Six Weeks BOSTON pre diction that a war between Italy and Ethiopia would end within six weeks with victory for the Italian army was voiced here tonight by Gordon a friend and former ad visor of Emperor Haile Selassie of Drafting Arms Embargo OT A proclamation for clamping an em bargo on munitions shipments to Italy and Ethiopia was drafted ten at the state department to day as an extraordinary step to ward Insuring continued American Gibraltar Dark During Exercise town was thrown into total darkness for 20 minutes during naval and military exercise STAIE noi EMS VISIT LOCAL PLACES E In line with program designed to eliminate the as announced by the state liquor con trol a squad of state agents swooped into Butte last night and started a thorough investigation of beer parlors to see that no liquor was being dispensed over the They visited more than 60 At a late hour last night agents reported that no arrests had been made and they were unable to dis cover any They did an that In the future under men will be on the They plan to remain in Butte until every establishment in the county has been ETHIOPIANS FEVERISHLY PREP ARE TO MEET ATTACK liy WITH THE ETHIOPIAN ARMY AT by to American educated governor of the and dis today announced that fresh Ethiopian troops have been concentrated at the foot of Mount Italys blow will fiom the It will be a pu h Addis We are to The i former student of New Con Heavy fighting The Unite Press circuit on an He the arrived here early today and found heavy fighting Mount All at any This entire which centers on the pre a strange scene of Cami ons laden with arms and ammunition rumble forward to ward the border of Raw so anxious to fisht that they drill while on the march join in midst I I Ihe advancing columns at every The Ethiopian command expects I It Is a strange to see these warriors gather accompanied by their who are laden with pans and camp ready to go into battle with their Drove of Armed I advanced with one of these Ethi opia columns throughout yesterday and We were a vast drove of armed men and trekking across a volcanic plateau inter with prairies and open in many of which wild i giraffes were j We passed of chat 1 tering herds of gazelle which fled wildly as the warriors ap and droves of water buck and The whole march from Diredawa Continued on Page  

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