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TOlvIO, Nov. 8. (ny the Asso
ciated Press) Conft'it'iHts uf th
eldc? HtntPHiniMi continue in an r
fort tp arrive at an atfreeniont upon u
Buccessflr to I'miiior Hum, who v. tin
OfisasslniiteU Krkluy niht. Marquis
Snlonji, Muniuis MiU.sukitta Durun
Mukino nd Admiral Saito, tfovornor
genornl of Korea, discusst-d tin? Kitu
ritlon at Ion k tli at the palace yiisttM
day. but ho far as. is known, no de
cision was reached.
The funeral of M. Hara yesterday
was held nt his rt'.sldonce and wan at
tended only by licrsonal friends.
After the services, conducted by a
BUddhist priest, the funeral cortrKc
proceeded to the headquarters of the
Hoiyukai party, of which tha late pre
mier was the head, where the body
was 'viewed by thousands. letter it
was removed on a special train to
Morioka, where the finul ceremony
Wi. be held Friday.
The assassin, Kyihi Nakokn. has
confessed that he planned the eriino
several months rko and that he trail
ed the"proniPr:sineo that time, seek
Inff 'a favorable opportunity to stab
him.
Marquis Salonji Is most promi
nently mentioned as Hara's sucessur,
but In some quarters it is stated lie
Is vnwillfnR lr take over the duties
himself, ' preferring merely to have a
hftjnd Ih tho appointment. Others
ns;ert he will aeeept if uii'd by Kiold
Maj-Hhal Prince Yanuigutn and. Is
ffU'ch t'hfl privllepe of using his cli-s-cfetlon
at to ehaiiKOs in the cabinet.
The proponderamo of nwapaper
opinion an pears to be in favor of
avoiding any politieul embroilment in
view of the comintr conference on
limitation, yf armaments and Far
Knirtm questions soon to open" In
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NEW FOOTBALL STADIUM
'S GAM
Miss Bee Winsome, one of tha features of the bla Marcus Show of 1921.
which will be seen at the Page Sunday matinee and night.
I The Marcus Show or in i hnriil .choristers and artisans o:iicnrni(l In
ini'W extravaganza by .1 ick ''Unit. i"t'luck! Cluclt!!" A special train
"Clucn: Cluck!" will open its enivaw ' c-8istl"K of lllr, lljubl I("'tu rail
. . .. .. . , . . ! way b;it,-uu cars and a like number
n,ont at .he Paw tbeatr. SumUy. .V..jof PllU nallI av. , tnMtBa)i
l.l'h, with a matinee Pri(rmanoe. j (he ontfit to this city from Robur.
; The attraction foruis tU lai tt il ! Froul ,n reportt th 19ai M.rou
! organization that has heon of'reie.l in I iffering is not noteworthy alone tc-
.Medford this season. 1 cause of its mosmltude. For speed,
, There are over one hundred m-.isi'--1 run. music, dancing and gonerul merit
; ians. singers, dancers, comedians, j it is. declared to be in a class by itself.
NKW YOHK. Nov. S. Men und
women voters ur New Vork City,
1,149,1)1)0 of whom arc- entitled to cast
their ballots, went to the k11s today
to elect a new city administration, a
new state senator and county officials.
While there were seven candidates
for mayor the choice lies between John
R llylan, democrat, incumbent and
Henry H. Curran. republican, nmninK
on a coalition ticket. IVmocrallc head
ojiiarters predicted llylaa's re-election
by niore than l,a.000 whilo Currau's
campaign maiKtm'rs claimed that thoir
candidate would win by KO.0U0. Im
partial observers generally asreed
that the women voters. 417.015 of
whom nie registered, held the balance
of ixuver, and both sides made a strong
appeal for the women's voto.
Socialist leadois admitted their
mayoralty candidate, Maglstruto Jacob
Paukiu. had no chance to he elected,
but they were claiming six aldermanic
seats, six seats in tho state assembly
from the greater city and ono Hronx
county office. The other mayoralty
csndldates were Jerome T. Dellunt.
farmer-labor; lleorgo K. Hinds, prohi
bition; John I'. Quinn, aoclal-lnbor;
losopli Dana .Miller, single tax, und
Kenjnmin Gltlow, workers league
(communist), whose namo was not
placed upon the ballot becnuso be Is
serving a sentence In Sing Sing. , H1b
name wan to be written in by Bis auy-uort;-.
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PASADENA, C'al.. Nov. S. Approx
imately 05. 000 people will be able to
find seats in a $1,000,000 staudium to
be ereciud here next year by the Tour
nament of Roses association, it was
anhounced recently.
, Each yenr, It is be'icved, tho stadium
will be filled for the New Year s Day
football game played under the associ
ation auspices between leading teams
of , the, east and- west. The stadium
wilbbe ready for the 102J game.
TJnei big structure is to bo of con
crete,' with wooden seats. It is to be
built on a thirty-acre site and will
enclose a field -75 feet wide and 17
feet long.
Communists Still Lead
RIGA, Nov. 8. The final count In
the- elections for members of the Pet
rograd. sovlot shows the following
alignment: Total 1430 members; non
partisans 267; communists 1160; men
shevlki 2; social revolutionary 1.
CLA1S RiCKAflO i
BEAT UP BANKER
I NKW YORK, Nov. 8. In unsuecess
I fully opimsing. yesterday postpone
ment for one week of a hearing on a
receivership sought for Tex Ricknrd,
boxing promoter, counsel for Frank C.
Armstrong, banker, who instituted the
proceedings, charged that his client
had been brutally ueaton by Rlckard
land s line of bis supporters altar the
: boxing contests in Madison Square
i r.!ti-,ln l:t :t l.-Hf!;v nlflif
Thomas II. O'Neill, Armstrong's
lawyer he. Ills client, and two friends
were leaving their box when llickard,
from behind another man. jubbed
Armstrong between the eyes with his
cane, while a Rickard supporter wield
ed a blackjack. As a result Armstrong
! needed medical attention, O'Neill told
i the court. .
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UPHOLDS VI'ABQO'S
RAILROAB ORDER
WASHINGTON', Nov. 8. The order
of Director General McAdoo requiring
that damage suits against railroads
under federal control ho brought at
the place of accident or residence of
tho plaintiff is upheld by the supreme
court. .
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 Tho Inter
state commerce commission has
authority when in Its discretion the
factB warrant, to exclude distance to
and from track scales in computing
j mileage on-which tap lines can claim
: division of through rates, tho supreme
'court held yesterday.
3.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. Tho su
preme court yesterday upheld conten
tions of the city of Springfield, 111.,
that public utilities operated by munic
ipalities can bo exempted from Juris
diction of state laws regulating pri
vately owned public utility corporations.-
WASHINGTON. Nov.. 8. Removal
of a war savings stamp from tho cer
tificate upon which It was issued con
stitutes a crime under tho counterfeit
laws, it was held by tho supreme court
yesterday.
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WASHINGTON Nov. 8. A railroad
grado crossing watchman employed by
an Inter-state railroad, killed while
flagging a train, is engaged In Inter
state commerce, tho supremo court
has decided, reversing the ruling of
Pennsylvania state courts, In a suit
brought by tho Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad company. '. m
GKNKV'A. The;ollapR.-ln. Austrian
exchange turned a police court fine
into a fortune for an. Austria a army
officer wko tu Juit keea seataaoMi to
par 50 francs at nucha for a,w.-iultiog
a-customs official before the war. The
officer then was released upon cash
bail cf uOOO Swiss franca, deposited at
a time when the crown was the equiva
lent of the franc.
When he paid his fine and received
the bail he deposited years ego, he
found that he had what would he
cnangea into more man z.ouu.uuo Aus
trian crowns. '
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r.VIVKP.filTY OF OP.RGON. Eu
gene. Nov. 7. (Sp-ial) JK-kson
rounty has 4" students enrolled at
the t'nivcrsi-y ef Oregon. Thi is
seventh ptm-e amnng the romiM- of
Oiv;'on. Multnomah l.eintt first with
I'M Mud'-nts Latif P"rn4 Ith 47.1.
M.iilon third with f0. fiim fourth
with SI, Clackamas fifth with 30 and
I'matilla, Bixth with 47,
1IOGOTA, Colombia, Not. 8. (By
Associated Press.) Opposition In tho
Colombinn ch.tuuber of deputies to the
administration of President Suarez
reached such a point today that the
president decided to resign offico. The
congress will meet tomorrow to elect a
provisional president to act until the
next elections are held.
General Joge Hulnuin, former for
etgn minister,, is prominently mon
tioned for the.: position of provisional
president. . .- '
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