j. -V; . EDNESI3AY MORNING. NOVEMBER 15, 19: THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON" here - . 1 - lEFerywiniere EYES OF STATE ON CORVALLIS WHERE BIG GAME IS NEAR SQUIRE EDG(j ATE This Wonderful Man Measures Up to the Height of Precision. Eh? BY LOUIS RICHARD ii . 1 . I "V and :Iere, T - i' 1 : ' - x 7 1 -'" . AS I UADtRSTw H.O rR K ju l ! - YnLSS TO THE. y . O- THL nCHT J ( 8 SO I 'Tf. ) X C22& - 1 i. . : 1 It I , OREGON AqniCULTURAL COLLEGE, Conrallts Nov. 14. i JA Homecomlnic week-end to make ; the whole state resound Novem ber 17. 18 and 19. Is to be built ground the annual plash between i the . football teams of the mate ! university and college in an ef ; ffort to break the two 0 to 0 ties played In ,the past two years. The far reaching effect of the Homecoming time extends to er s ery little town in the remotest : torner of the state, and to many i students outside the state, accord .'Ing O letters pouring in to the '.Greater O-j A. C. committee. Caravan In Two Sections j An auto caravan from Portland made up of more than 100 cars (will come to Corrallis in two sec tions, and reports that several private caravans are coming from .'southern and eastern Oregon have jbeen received. Personal literature 'sent 6ut by students has brought ,an unprecedented list of answers, iind' fraternity, houses, hotels, foalls and private homes will be 'taxed1 t&r the utmost to provide accommodatlona. , . J "librae to Victory we'll romp y on, the green." is the official war - cry, adopted by the committee in l ' charge. Seats in the huge, grand ' jltand are going like hot caks. .according to Carl Lode 11. student jbodjr manager, and-the thousands ' it football fans expect to see a thrillfng struggle, say letters ac companying reservations. m . Corral lis Prepared ?v , Corvallls wil. blossom out In , aran.se and black, . everything on 1 , wheels in the city to be pressed "jUito service, decorated in college H'blors and used in a' mammoth 'Agle". , march . and ' parade .Ibrough. the streets. .. ,Tse college band will lead the jparade to the bonTire prepared by 4ha VTotoks." When the flame t --Z L. 1 dies down the crpwd will go to the armory,, where the old time gridiron warriors will instill V.ie "old fjgbt" In" the student body. Freshmen and sophomores will stage their, traditional bag rush Saturday morning .on the .jast campus, and the college soccer team will meet North , PaclHe Dental college of Portland at 10:30 o'clock. Luncheons Scheduled t. Three luncheons at 12 o'clock Saturday will bring together most of the prominent persons of the state. Nearly 0 editdfs will be entertained by the student body or the college with; Sigma Delta Chi. journalistic fraternity, ac act ing hosts. Their, wives will be feted by Scribe, women's Journ alistic society, and the entire col lege tea room will be, tarAed over to Alumni for the alumnf hanquet. . .' ... . j t s .,,, , A cross country- run" between the University ' of OregW and the college teams will. , precede the football garnet' The; pvade, of all letter metf" efer graduated from the college, apd all now fit tending, will be one' of the fea tures of the afternoon. Underclassmen Banned The "Beaver eed," , at i o'clock will bring iogether many persons interested, fn the colloge regents, faculty members, alum ni. 'students and friends for a grand spread in the college ta room, promise the Greater O.A,C. committee.- Speeches and toasts make the occasion. Growth in. attendance at the Homecoming dance each, year has made 'it necessary to f ban under classmen. Only Juniors and seniors- will be . allowed to gather with the alumni and friends of tile,, college tor the . danee. j Un derclassmen will dance taj separ ate halls. WILL ilOPPE GIVES STFUTONSINT BRDKERRUINED. CLEVER EXHIBITION Cue and Ivory Artist's Daz ing Speed Completely . Masters Horemans 'WOTHIN DOIN'. WOMEN PM SAJO COURT CALL iuuiiunud iron page ,y, In that Jni-box and jweighrtSe - eeviaencfl dispassionately. ? ;.: i ' Rhymo andT Reason, Too,: : -"jf AJid .there's another dark secret ibout- tfijs JJ'proor: Ottoman's - .culpability V in Jirfshiag To hlrk - tnrr 'duty.;; :Th ' ; men-i-ah,' the ' . men! 3 1 i:rCA' f When: thg. 'atHnn sun's a-shfn-Ing :on jths shiny; Ch'iny bird, and the squirrel's Tahlppin ' loudly ' it h ti challenge most absujrd, and . the applo - trees are 4 laden with 1beir-kiadJSof golden fruit, and .tho smooth , highway is sounding o theflt,o toot-to-toot, and the , -VanderUsfis r tlngUng In each tt . wanaeriuster s toes, ana ope does Vt care a copper where h tomes or where, he goes, then the men, -too,' thtnk ihe. sheriff is a scoun drel grinj. aad i black, when h comes to serve. a summons to the Jury,- 1ox and rack. They , would - Shoot him,' bum him, scalp him, drowii s hlm" in the deepest ! sea, when he comes to mate 'em Jur- ra in nis icgai majesty, ir meyi , K.num.ifM hoxer who re 1 jeonld. they'd all escape him,-leav. Jturned today from the Cuban ling George to do the work and lMrtttfti Re'.mer chareed that the this Georg would ie,the woman boxing commission had the only 'iSiror-fWhafsljappened to'them scofhd r'els, anyhow ? " frtnth' Champion ' Beats ? r American in Billiards NEW,4- YOltk; iov. 14. Roger ContI, champion OX Francedefeat- ed fyelkei' Cochran of the United Siatae.n 50a to 376,. this afternoon in. the second iaatch of the inter national "18.2 " halkline MUiards tournament at the Hotel Pennsyl-'Vania- ''''' " , ( f 'Cohtl,s,'a,verage tras 29 1A1 and his bMt' Vuns :wre 141,103 and 85."'', Cochran finished with an average of 2 -2-fl and high runs t . v - . .7- - 1-f American Pugilists Are ' Without Funds in Havana XEW YORK. Nov, 14. A num ber of American pugilists art stranded in " Havana, without funds because of inability, to col fleet their "share of fight purees. recording io Joe'Selmer, New Jer- Whom they say's aJury, shirk. -j - 4 Comparison Not Pair , , It Is the' opinion of .the court, that if the bars were let down as far for the men as for the wojnen. tney a have to agree to Juries of bo or three in a case, for there ! wouldn't be enough brave, 'patriot ic; Jury-serving men left at the "court house to say "Gentlemen of 'the Jury" to. The court would say - For Kale by All leading Dealers takes no steps to see that Ajnericans were reimbursed. NEW YORK, Nov. 1 4 . Willie I Hoppe gave one of his most im :pressive exhibitions with the cue and Ivory globes tonight while en gaged in defeating Edouard Hore mans, the Belgian champion. It was" the first appearance of the dethroned champion in the inter national aikline billiard cham pionship 'tournament. The ap pearance of Hoppe in the compe tition to regain the crown which Jake Schaefer took from him was marked by brilliant and sensation al play as he outplayed the Bel gian by the score of 500 points to 177. ' ' Hoppe ma.lntaine'd. close? forma tions . for his compilations throughout the contest. Much of manipulation was balkllne nors ing of the truest type. While not entirely free and fluent of stroke, for there was a propensity to fid dle on -occasions and especially when attempting a masse. Hoppe's employment of English angles and" speed so completely mastered Horemans as to leave him hopeless, trailing after the early innings. Hoppe's average was 53 5-9, the best of the tournament so far. -and bis high runs 134, 99 and 97. Horemans did not employ his famous masse with the usual suc cess. His average was 19 6-9, and his best runs 7(0, C2 and 25, ' Champion Senegalese Also Taboo in Italy ROME. Nov. 14.7 All efforts to arrange a bout between "Bat tling" SikP and Guiseppe Spalla of Milan have resulted in the closing to the doors of every box ingclub in Italy against the Sen egalese. ' ' The" Italian boxing federation, learning that Siki's friends in Milan, where be Is well known and has. appeared several times, were making overtures for a bout between him and Spalla, Inform ed all promoters in Turin, Milan. Naples and Rome that their licen ses, would be revoked If , the staged a match In which Sikl participated. . DEBTS TO UT Stabilization of Mark Said to Be Impossible Until Reparations Suspended Butte Boxer Too Much for Terrin ot St.; Paul 1 BUTTK, Mont., Nov. 14. After Joe Simon ich of , utte had taken every round by a wide margin from Bammy,Terrin of Si. -Paul, Mike "Gibbons, manager of the Minnesota boxer, who was in dis tress, ended the fight In, the 10th round, by tossing at lowet into the ring." 'Simonich weighed 145 and Terrlh 147, Si monich, carried the tight to Turin from the start of the bout, which was scheduled for 12 rounds. Farmer Lodge, 222 pounds, also a member of the Gibbons- Collins St. Paul stable, had things his" own way in what was sched uled for V' 10 round go with George Pappas. 188. of San 'Fran cisco,, and scored a technical knockout when the fight was stop ped lrithe second round. Johnny Goggins. 129. of Burke. Idaho, won a six-round decision from Buster . Brandon, '126, of BrahdonButte, -and Youn? 0Dowd scored a technical knockout over Dubois ot Butte in the third round of the curtain raiser. The last two were matched for four .rounds at. 140 pounds. f ' X"' FOOTBALL At Provo. Utah , Young University 7; of Wyoming 0. - Brigham University U. S. OBSERVERS CHOSEN FOR NEAR EAST PARLEY (Continued from pake 1.1 SPOKANE PAPER IN LITIGATION (Continued from page 1.) dier, during an altercation with Codd. The state charged that Codd threw-Brinton down a light well in a local lodging bouse. The defense contended that Branton slipped and fell. Claims Aitirle Biased Mr: Edge's petition illeged that (he defendants "had caused to ba published a scurrilous and inflam matory article, with false and mis leading headlines, calculated to excite prejudice' 'against the six teen charged with subornation of perjury, 'In the pinds ' of the iurors then in attendance on the court," to make it imposs'hle ror Edge and ths others to ha,ve. fa'r arid impartial trial." : The V petition . further allege! that the article m question had neen tae culmination of a cam paign of . propaganda'', against Codd, his attorneys and witnesses commencing immediately after Uio acquittal from the murder charge. ; "'HEARST. BUSY AGAIN . , WASHINGTON Not.. 14 Defl Rite announcement va made to- fore mixed courts, with their own. 1 day that WilUam R. Hearst had country participating,' or hefore (purchased the Washington Her- consular courts. The demand ofiaM, a morning newspaper, and the Turkish nationalists for com- will assume control on November plete judicial ; Independence and 1 19. The purchase, wi"l give the suppression of the capitulations ! Hearst interests two daily papers would wipe Out this protection. In the national capltol. . to an announcement today by ' Matlock of Oakland In the male Katsuji Debuchi, head of Japan's ! event at Vernon tonight Shantung commission. SHOOTS SELF Wasserman Found Dead in Tub Preceedmg Failure of New Tark Bond House BERLIN'. Nov. 14. (By the Associated Press) The German note to the reparations commis sion made public here today con- ends that final stabilization of he niaik can only be possible after the reparations question has been definitely settled in accord ance with Germany's capacity to pay. Since Germany cannot await uch a final settlement, she pro poses a provisional one, but even to achieve this foreign assistance must be forthcoming. The Reich- bank is declared t0 be in readiness to place &00.000.000 gold marks at the-disposal of the government for the purpose of stabilization. Offers Terms The project, it is set forth, de pends upon the following condi tions 1 Germany must be freed for threa or four years from all pay-' meats in cash or kind under the treaty of Versailles, although she will continue to make deliveries n kind for the devastated areas so far as these do not entail any in crease in her floating debt. 2 Germany considers she should receive a minimum of 500,- 000 gold marks from foreign banks. The foregoing conditions the Reichsbank considers necessary prior to giving the gold from its reserve. The-money to be ad vanced by the Reichshahk and- by the foreign banks would het ad ministered 'by an independent board. When the progress of stabilization is sufficiently ad vanced, the German government will issue an internal gold loan. Budget Claimed Unbalanced Half the proceeds of the intern al loan and the full yield from the foreign loins will De utilized to cover the payments in cash and in kind due under the Versailles treaty, and the ether half of the oroceeds of the internal loan will e applied to the requirements of Germany's own budget. These measures, it is declared, will enable Germany to balance "ier budget, check the increase in her floating debt and discontinue discounting treasuiy bills with the "eichsbank. NEW YCTRK, Nov. 14. The fin ancial affairs of the stock broker age firm of Wasserman Brothers collapsed dramatically, tody after the head of the firm, Jesse A. Wasseman had committed suicide in his upiown heme. - Shortly before last midnight a maid found Wasseman lying part ly submerged in his bath tub, with a bullet in his brain and, a revolv er nearby. House Fails At noon today the failure of Wasserman Brothers was an nounced from the rostrum othe ftew York "stock ecfiange. Short ly thereafter co-partriers in the Concern, fearing a run of credit ors, accepted without protest the appointment of a receiver in an involuntary petition n bankruptcy filed in federal court by a client to who tm hiefr mowedoa-,'8w to Whom the firm owed $42,000. Unsecured liabilities were esti mated at $750,000 while available credits of about $500,000 with which to meet outstanding claims. Japan to Return Kiachow . , to Chinese in December PEKING, -Nov. 14. By Jhe Associated Press. China again wiU become "mistress in her own hour" at Kiachow December 2, or poss,ihly December 1,, according t cigarettes. They are GOOD! 1 aw. o MEN Here's a Most Astounding Offer Suits With Two Pants $35 Fifty Patterns To Select From Blue and grey herpes, fancy worsteds and cassimeres, made in any style you wish. See them in our west window, then ctnnMn and let us show vou. Scotch Woolen Mills 426 STATE STREET At that time the former Ger man leasehold, taken 'over by Japan when the latter expelled the Germans during the World war, wi:i be restored to the Pe king government. Japanese al ready has selected her consul general, who will represent Tokio in Kiachow when the Japanese civil authorities withdraw. The semi-tinal Frankie Nova, Los Angeles bantamweight defeat ed Bud Manning of Seattle. Criminal, Long Wanted Located in Portland PORTLAND, Or.. Nov. 14. Charged with brutal assault upon : I his former wife, Ernest Crabtre Ihere today after a search of more GEORGE WIXS OYER MATLOt'K tnan two year3. 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