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STUDENTS ALLFOR REMOVAL
Editor of Cornhusker Says Under
grads Want University Changed.
8TR0NOLY BACK OF REGENTS
Halpli .Irreelry Voices Sentiment of
(lie Nebraska Undcrarads, anil
lirarra A 1 11 inn I o Oct II c
1 hind Chancellor,
Student .sentiment, u.t the .University of,
Nebraska.' 'faVorH carripU removal. This
Is the opinion ot Italph Hwceley, editor of
the, Cornhusker, the yearbook of the unl
N'crslty. The young editor, who la one 01
(ho prominent seniors of thu stato school,
Is closo to the umtcrgraduato body In nil
lines of activity. Ho favors removal and
lias found that tho vast majority of the
Mudcnta with whom lie lias talked on
tlia subject also a, strongly Intrenched
In their stand,, for Uklngithe university
1o tho farm. Vrheri-'U may grow Into a
great Institution," such '. as this state
should possess,
"I btleve -practically all the students
am In favor of "campus removal," said'
Mr. Oweeley. '"In my inlnd and In that of
each student with, whom '1 have none oyer
the situation thero U no doubt atout the
advisability of making the move. At
first thcjiUtn of moving tlio campus
seems to tit? jtudont' to ho' ii stupendous
piojcct and then when he learns that
thu expense ot taking the university to
the farm will be 110 greater than that
resulting from buying lots and expendlnK
en the present campus he says at ones
that tho. . outy. objection to the' pUin Is
taken away.
'AH Want Removal.
"The students want to get out to tho
farm, Tho Influence of tho city Ufa Is
In which students lmVo had to quit sctfool
very harmful. I know oP several casts
simply because they were so close to
downtown IJncoln that they wasted much
of their time on tho streets. If thoy hod
been removed from the heart of the city
by a distance of two miles, tho tempta
tion to purado the alreo.ts would not havu
been so Treat, and the'y would havo ac
complished more work and been permitted
to atiiy In school.
"Thfire. Is' no sound i-casonltisr In tho
protest that students earning their way
through school would be cut off from this
opportunity If the campus were token to
the farm. Practically W pep cent of tho
iilidorffrnduates who am worMnir tluir
way tllroiich, schoiol ardMn tho employ. n(!
the university or ot Institutions which
would ko wltll the university to tho
farm, In cities' like Chicago, Minnesota.
and fjt. IoQls, Students earn their, ex-
pousea and AMt classrooms aiti' mtich
fm tlier away from tu;lr work than would
bo the rase In Lincoln with the uni
versity at tho farin,
Mnat Hark Up Urgent.
'I think that tho students would not
oppose campus removal oven thoug-h fo'r
rebuts, and chancellor wore not 'backing
It; nut tho fact that the novernliiK board
ot tho school has declared unanimously
for removal makes It Incumbent upon the
studnnts to assist lit netting removal. The
student feel that the board knows what
Is best fort the school and that It Is i)C
ll)g Intellliently and unselfishly, That Is
tho potent itusoii why I am for capipus
removal becauso I believe tho resents
ktiow what they ura dolnc and because
they must have the united- support of
tho friends of the university If any Rood
la to be accomplished."
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Iowa Legislative Committee Favors
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BOARDING BRINGS MUCH CASH
Klmhnll iif PfiOarrattnmlr Cunnlr
Still Ahead In ttrrounl of Yntra,
tVhloh linn .Not Vrl llrrn
Concluded.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DBS MOI.VI&S la., Jan. 24.- Special
TelcKram.)-The Judiciary commltti-e of
the house late today put -the stamp of
disapproval on tho irraft of sheriffs In
lafBc counties, In tho matter of boarding
prisoners and decided favorably .upon a
bill by Whitney of Ploux City, llinltlnn
the compensation that may bo paid (o
sheriffs In counties of W.000 and over for
keeplmr prisoners. '
It was declared that this Is one , of
the blKRest Krafts In the stale and hatf
been the means of maklnR sheriffs rich.
Counties are Riven tho power to rcduco
the pav for meats
Klmlixll Htny Ahrad.
The Pottawattamie county . contest
committee found nothing now or start
line li tho ballots on the KimhalLGood
win contest today, but has not ns yet
completed the- count. The count thus far1
shows Kimball about seventy ahead
llrftulntc Firearm Knlrs.
It will be violation of tho law to sell
fire arms or weapons of any descrip
tion In lowa. It a bllf Introduced In tho
lower house of the IcKlalaturc passes. The
bill provides for tno creation ot a board
to pass upon applicants for the privilege.
Violation of tho act Is made a felony.
The circulation of slanderous reports
concerning banlilnK Institutions Is mado
a misdemeanor in another bill Introduced
today.
NAZIM PASHA SHOT;
YOUNG TURKS SEIZE
CONTROL OF CABINET
(Continued from Page One.)
Vubllo Works natsaria Kffendl,
Hour Foundations HaJrl Pasha.
Agriculture. DJelal Kffendl.
Posts Osklan Hey.
Tubllo instruction Hhukrl Pnsha.
tlfflrlnl Announei'inriit Made.
Tho resignation of the cabinet was an
nounced in the following official state
ment. "Tho decision ot KUmll Pasha's cab
inet, taken In response to tho note handed
to the Turkish eovernmeut by tho Kuro
pean powers, asking them to abandon the
fortress ot Adrlanoplo and parts ot tho
Islands in tho Aegean sea ami the convo
cation of an extraordinary assembly ot
the grand council of the Ottoman empire,
to which the cabinet's decision was sub
mitted a course contrary to tho proscrip
tions of tho constitutional charter and
violating the sacred rights of tho peopK,
roused tho indignation of the Turkish na
tion, with the result that the people msdt
a demonstration before the Sublime Porto
and brought about tho resignation ot thu
government."
Tho council of ministers met shortly bo-
fore noon to give final shape to tho noto
accepting the proposals.
About 3 o'clock poopie from all quarters
began to gather In front ot the gato to
tho grand vlzlcrute. Knver Hey, ono of
the leaders tt the Young Turks, who was
Identified with th campaign In Tripoli,
and Ntkdja 'Hey, a prominent unionist,
arrived about this, time and were deputed
to Inform (lie cabinet that It must retire.
Voaiiir 'I'nrftn Take Control.
Knver Hey soon Issued, from tho vlitler
uto and unnounced that' he held tho resig
nation ot Klutnll I'aslia', which hfl was'
taking to tho palace - This wus greeted
with tremendous cheering, which was
frantically renewed an hour and a halt
Idler when ho returned, from tho palace
with an 1 ratio appointing Mahmoud Slief
ket Pasha grand vizier.
While awaiting tho return ot Knver
Bey the enthusiasm jt tho crowd was
kept ut a foyer pitch' by speeches and
tho waving ot banners. On his return
from tho palnco tho Young Turk leader
proceeded to tho residence of -Mahmoud
Shofkct to communicate the Imperial
message.
in the meantime Talaat Hey assumed
provisionally tha portfolio of tho min
istry of tho Interior and liset Pasha
that ot war. In an interview,. Talaat
Bey said the movement had riot been
planned, but was the outcome ot popular
feeling owing to the attitude ot the gov
ernment with regard to Adrlanople. It
Adrlanoplo wcro abandoned he said, dis
turbances would break out over this length
and breadth of tho empire. With regard
to money, ho said the 'whole nation
would make a sacrifice.
Will Savr( Honor or I'erlih.
"We do not want a continuation of the
war, but we are determined to keep the
fortress ut Adrlanople at all cost. That
Is an ludlsponslblo condition ot peace,"
Ktauill Pasha and the other members
ot his cabinet remain In-lhclr residences
under guard.'
A proclamation nominating Mahmoud
Shcfket Pasha as grand vlaler was read
nt the Porto ut 7 o'clock tonight. On
Mahmoud Shcfket Pasha's arrival he
was greeted enthus'astlcally by tho grcut
asrcmblugn outside. Tho portfolio of
foreign affnlrs hns been offered to Has
seln llllml Pasha tho present ambassador
I to Vienna, and u former grand vizier.
London AntnnUlird.
LONDON. Jan, 13 To the ambassadors
of tho powers, who were congratulating
themselves that tho concert of Kuropc
virtually had settled the near castor 1
war; to the delegates ot the allied Bal
kan states and to all London, except the
Turkish plenipotentiaries, the news'.ot tho
resignation of Klamll Pasha and tho ap
pointment ot Mahmoud fihefkot Pasha to
the Brand vlilerate came as a bolt from
tho blue sky.
Whether this means war to a finish,
with the "Young Turks" In tho saddle,
or merely la another exhibition of the
resources ot Turkish diplomacy none can
say, nor can anyone predict definitely
whether the powers will attempt to
coerce Turkey Into making peace or stand
as spectators while events tako their
course.
Tho Turkish delegates have cherished
thn rativlctlnn that thn iihnnHiinmimt .-tf
I Adrlanople by thu ministry would brjng
the Young Turk cabinet Into power. The
fact that Bhefket Pasha has been ap
pointed grand vlzter wlillo Talaat Uey,
who Is a prominent member ot the Youns
Turk committee and deputy for Adrlan
ople, has been made minister of the In
teilor Is significant Trie Young Turks
have labored valiantly for aqnie time to
regain power; their activity among army
officers has been great and prominent
soldiers, who recently returned from Trl
imiU aod joined the Trhatblja army are
JOHN. A. HW ANSON, . VM. L. HOL.7..'1
President. Treasurer
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Men's furnishing sale
radical reductions
Sweater and Union Suit Sale
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at :
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Men's $1.00 nutl $1.25 Sweaters Heavy
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Our $.1.50 nnd $1.00 Union Suits, at. ."x
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at
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area's $1,50
Kid and (Jape
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responsible largely for the rovutslon of
feeling1. . '
Whether tho advent lit the-Young Turk
ministry means that'tho Ottomans will
make a lant fight with their backs to th.'
wrill depends upon the "amount of support
tho Young Turks nro able to command
In the army. Should there bo a division
of opinion, as diplomats acquainted with
Turkey predict, a military revolt against
tho cabinet Is not Improbable. .
Tlio delegates of tho allies received tho
news with expressions of anger and sar
casm. Somo offered' the opinion the Con
stantinople coup was pre-arranged tint
Bhefket Pasha did not particlpato In tho
grand council becauso lie knew ha would
succeed Klamll- Pasha They chafo mora
angrily under each succesalvo delay which
tho Turks havo raised, because every
day means to them an enormous burden
In keeping their armies under; arms.
'Dr. Daneff, head of tho liulgariaii dele
gates believes that today's coup d' etat
has for Its aim. tho obtaining ot better
terms outside of territorial arrangements,
as It Is Incredible to him that tho Otto
man statesmen sincerely believe thny
can retain Adrlanoplo against the will ot
tho allies and against the cxprcsncd de
cision of Kurope.
The Greek delegates observed that their
country must be congratulated on hav
ing refused to adhere to the armistice.
War Will He IteaumrU.
LONDON, Jan. Zl. The confirmation of
the completo revulsion ot feeling In Con
stantinople against tho proposed surren
der to the allies has created t)io Impres
sion among tho peace delegates that war
will begin ngalu almost Immediately.
Thero are, how.evcr. two currents ot
opinion among the, repiescntatlves of the
Balkan league. Ono ot these Is In favor
at aski;i5Sr Kdward Groy, as honorary
president bf the peace conference. Imme
diately to 'convoke a session of the dele
gates; at Which tho resumption of hos
tilities' will bo declare'd.' Th bt'her urges
that tho powers .ihould flrat bo allowed
to deal w)th Turkey.
The Kuropean governments nro already
In communication with icgard to tho sit
uation. Tlit view heje is that tho reply
of Turkey 'to the noto of tho powers must
bo awaited before any drastic action can
be Inaugurated,
Lack of Informitlot' as to tho real
meaning and scope of tho movement in
Constantinople precludes. In the official
view anything in tho nature of peremp
tory action,
Tho delegates of the allies were busy
all day obtaining tho views of the foiolgn
ambassadors prior to their formal ment
Ing at tho Servian headquarters this
evening.
Messages received from various points
in tho llulkuns show that negotiations
concerning tho next development arc pro
ceeding actively between tho capitals of
the allies, Tho dlegi.ltcng cannot bo
mire as to what will bo their ultimate
attitude until they havt received simul
taneous and Identical Instructions from
.their respective governments.
THREE MEN FATALLY HURT
BY TRAIN AT CARROLL
OAIUIOLU la., Jan. 24,-Joseph Elcheid,
John It. and Joseph Schmltz ot .Halbur,
Ia were struck by a Chicago & North
western train at a crossing hero today
and fatally hurt.
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