Medford mail tribune., November 30, 1923, Page 9, Image 9

MKDPOlt!) MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDKOKI), OREGON'. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER no. 192?,
CONDU ION GERMAN ; G!L DOBIE HAS
Italian Boy Of 10 Hailed . . . ;
As Musical Genius; Pirects
Playing Of His OwntOratorio
COUNTERFEITERS
HOOKED OP WITH
IE
BE DESPERATE
AS E. BALL COACH
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BE Ft UN While politicians quib
ble and delay, the German masses
starve or live on insufficient rations.
Unemployment Brown at a rapid rate
and millions of Germans face a win
ter of want and privation.
Berlin and other cities and towns
have establiHhed municipal kitchens.
'Limited quantities of free fuel are
provided for by cards. But the meals
and the fuel are dependent upon
cards whose lssusnco Is Irregular and
shares the general disorder which has
spread throughout the control of food
supplies.
' With the abolishment of the bread -oard
and the subsequent rise of Ger
man black bread to figures which are
fantastic In comparison with the un
employment doles, the situation be
came more acute than ever and pave
political agitators their opportunity to
incite riot.
The condition of the unemployed Is
pathetic In the extreme. By depreus
the old people, many of them middle
class, have been forcd to go upon the
street for alms.
-But the rioters are not of this cluss
for the most part. It Is the you neuters,
many of them communists, and many
of them not Germans, who have or
ganised the riots. However, the
grounds for violent demonstrations
against officialdom are so valid that
the extremists have the sympathy, if
not the actual support, of men and
women of nearly all classes.
Charges that the demonstrations
have had much encouragement from
Moscow have not done much to soften
the bitterness of the German public
toward the central government. The
fact remains that Germany had an ex
cellent crop this year. There nre more
than enough potatoes for the German
public. Germany had a bumper crop
of grain. But the currency crash and
the letdown of ' transportation and
general disorganization in the govern
ment have made it impossible to dis
tribute the food and enable the public
to buy it.
'T BE
LIKE U. P.
WASHINGTON. Nov. SO. Consid
eration of "mere temporary partisan
advantage.' will not tempt the demo
cratic members of congress to "play
cheap or mean politics at the expense
of the people, as did the republicans
during 1919 and 1920," Representa
tive Garrett of Tennessee declared In
a statement urging aluitlnence from
partisanship In dealing with the prob
lem of tnxatlnn.
NEW VOIiK. Nov. A unique foot
ball coach with a remarkable record
is Gilmour Dobie, now serving his
seventeenth year as a bulkier of, suc
cessful fuutball teams, the last four
of which he lias lifted Cornell to the
pinnacle of gridiron glory.
Jn the 16 years prior to 1123, Doble
coached elevens won 81 victories,
scored three ties and were defeated
but three times, rolling up. a rand
total of 1P3 1 points us against the
252 (or their opponents. And, as this
seunon has witnessed other Dobie vic
tories and the scoring of more than
200 points by his Cornell eleven, his
list of triumphs now is close to 90 and
the total points scored by his teams
is well over the 3900 mark.
As "Glooniv Gil" he is known and
referred to by eastern football writ
ers, and that sobriquet is made the
subject of a sketch anDearine in a re.
cent issue of the Cornell Alumni
News.
The article Uikes issue with stories
which have depleted Doble as a mo
rose, and somewhat profane individ
ual. It states that while he can "cuss
on occasions and does, he "cusses out"
the play and not the players. It adds
Ills players have unbounded confi
dence in him and that the faculty
ngree he Ih an inspirational leader.
Dobie began his coaching career In
1!05 at Minneapolis high school. The
next year he became coach of North
Dakota Agricultural college, and In
1908 be signed as hoad coach at the
University of Washington, serving In
that capacity to 1916 .In 1917 he be
came coach at Annapolis and remain,
ed at the Xnral Academy until 1920
w-hen he was signed by Cornell. In
that period Georgetown, which de
feated his 1919 Navy team 6 to 0;
Dartmouth which defeated his 1920
Cornell team, 1J to 3 and Pennsyl
vania which defeated that same team
2 8 to 0, have been the only institu
tion! to boast a victory over "Gloomy
Gil."
The secret of the success of the
Dobie system of football play has
been described as follows:
"Dobie's coaching method, . or
rather the style of play, that he de
velops hns the peculiar quality of
absolute precision "that goes with def
inate cadence, not unlike ' that of a
crack drill squad going through the
manual of arms. The marvelous
thing about It is that it goes ahead
unerringly in the midst of the confu
sion of charging lines and strenu
ous physical combat. j
"On a given play each member of
the team has definite duties to per-
form in a perfect routine and he taken'
his three steps in one direction and
two in another as infallibly and accu
rately oh if there worn no on else
on the -field."
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ROTA R1NALDI AT TUE-PIA.NO IX HIS PARIS HOME.
PARIS A nrw miiEical eV'UK. as precocious as many of the
Rrcat , masters,' hn prccccosors. has arisen here ' Rota Rinaliji, 19
years ' of "aKc. whose oratorio. "Tbc Childhood of St, Jphu the
Baptist." has just bctn given here.
The voung comooscr. frail and slender for. his years, conducted
the 250-piece orchestra during a part of the performance, in .a
thoroughly competent manner.
, He has been composing for two years. At 9 he studied In the
Conservatoire in a class of men of 20. but progressed too rapid!
ior them. It was then he began tics oratorio. .
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SAX FRANCISCO. Nov. SO, ActlYe,
autumn trade, productive activity In
industries and a less than seasonal
amount of unemployment are report
ed in the statement issued today by
the federal roserve hoard for the
twelfth district, comprising the states
of Arizona. California, Idaho, Nevada.
Oregon, Utah and Washington.
"The record for October shows a
fereater than seasonal increase in the
volume or business transacted." say a
the report, "as measured by debits to
Individual accounts and carries
Ruggestlon of continued activity In its
figures of building permits Issued
Eliminating seasonal variations, deb
its to individual accounts In banks in
2 1 reporting clearing house centers
were 19.2 per cent greater during
October. li2S. than during October,
and 3.U per cent greater than
during September. 1L(3.
"Prospective building operations
assumed record proportions during
October, when the number of building
permits Issued in twenty large cities
located In nil sections of the district
was 13. 3 per cent greater than In the
previous record month of March.
19 S3.
"Bank credit for financing this In
creasing business activity, as well as
for harvesting and marketing the
crops of the districts has continued
abundant and relatively cheap. Total
loans of 65 reporting member tanuka
at SSH9.000.000 on November 7 were
below the autumn peak of
1 1 .00R. 000,000 reached on Septem
ber 12. Total deposits of these bunks
declined npproximately $12,000,000
during October, a movement contrary
to the general trend of recent months
which has been characterized by in
creasing deposits, narrowly fluctuat
ing loans, declining investments and
reduced demands upon the federal
reserve bank. Total discounts of the
federal reserve bank declined from
$72,000,000 on October IK to InT.OOO.-
0000 on November 17. the latter fig
ure being the lowest reached since
April. 1S23. and 3 (I. J. per cent below
ihe peak figure of the crop-moving
season reached on September 5 last.
Interest rates tended slightly down
ward during the latter part of Octo
ber and the first weeks of November.
"No abatement of productive activ
Ity In the principal industries of the
district appeared during October,
and a less than seasonal amount of
unemployment was reported.
"Lumber mills of the district cut
more lumber during October than
during any previous month this year.
part of the increase being seasonal.
and sales and shipments continued at
high levels.
"Distribution of goods at retail pro
ceeded actively during October, and
marked Increase in trade at whole
sale was noted.
"Prices, both of the principal pro
ducts of this district and of a repre
sentative list of commodities in the
country as a whole fluctuated within
narrow limits during October, a alight
downward tendency being apparent.
The general price level today la a
fraction of one per cent lower than a
year ago.
Completion of the harveat of the
district's crops has brought confirma
tion of reports of average or better
than average yields of most farm pro
ducts. Weather conditions have been
favorable, transportation facilities
hare been more nearly adequate than
for some years past and market prices
although depressed la osm cases.
have generally Jpermftted profitable
disposition of tne crops grown."
BY, EASON COLLEGE
BOSTON. Nov. The agricultural
experiment stations at the University
of New Hrhinpshlre and Rhode Island
State College' have solved two prob
lems which have puzzled the scien
tific farmer. At the former investi
gations' have been In progress to learn
the contrary actions on . different
plants from the use of bordeaux mix
ture, a combination of copper n nd
lime.. This has been used . univer
sally to prevent plant disease..
Experiments have disclosed bene
ficial results in. darker foliage, espec
ially that in very dry soil, which was
found to be helped by shad. . The
mixture when sprayed forms a film
on the plants and the more lime used
in it the less transparent it becomes
to the solar spectrum. On the other
hand, the mixture while, unquestion
ably preventing the plant diseases for
which It ia used, was found to be in
Jurioua to thfl health of some other
plants which require mora light and
sun. - , r ,
The station at Chode Island State
College has revised the gospel of Uxne
earnestly preached aa a corrective for
acid soil, by adding the injunction to
use acid phosphate with 4L This. It
has been found, will completely elim
inate the soluble aluminum in the
aoij which poisons plants. . The com
bination of lime and acid phosphate
has proved better than either alone.
BT. PAUL. Minn.. Nov. 10., Infor
, ma lion thai three alleged counterfeit
era, now under arrest, afo connected
with a nation-wide spurious ' money
gang is believed to have been un
earthed by secret service agents here,
they said today ; '
. Investigation la being mado by fed
eral authorities to connect the trio
with a band of counterfeiters operat
ing among rum runners off Highlands
New iersey, and other points on the
Atlantic seaboard, which has grown,
the agents say, into an Immense na
tional counterfeiting organization.
Those under arrest are Joseph Brown,
held in the .Hennepin -county .jail in
Minneapolis; Mrs. Alice Sweeney of
Minneapolis, held In St. Louis, and
her husband. Homer Sweeney, alleged
whlsicey runner.
According to - the agents, fake
money alleged to have been passed by
these three, persons is similar to that
making .its, Appeasance in other sec
tions of the country, especially on the
Atlantic coast.
Millionaire Lead Oommonlta,
FERDINAND. Bulgaria. Nov.
Kat4to Dlmoff, millionaire dealer In
gasoline and lubricating oils. was the
leader of the local communists In
their recent vain efforts to overthrow
the Tsankoff government and et Up
a soviet republic- Asked why he was
conspicuous In a "inovement alnwd at
the denial of property rlgtftft Dlmoff
said: "There are other rights o be
considered hMc TTiy own '
ASPIRIN
Say "Bayer"-Genuine!
i 9eauu "Jk) IiblfO 04 Aspirin"
hvw b"n previ uic fcnr million iul
prwhbed bv phvaiiiu, ow tmntv
thr yer or CoUs aad pippe Bury.
H.ndj- boxa of tTftre tabieu ct only
tew ornts at any druertoir. Each park
ac contain, prorrn dirvrtio&s foe Cold,
and ttlla how to prepare aa A.pirin
C&rgla for sort throat and touilitia.
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FOR GOVT. OWNERSHIP
EVERETT, Wash., Not. 30. The
state farmer labor convention, closing
Its' two days' session here yesterday,
went on record as favorinc state own
ership of public utilities with special
reference to power development by
the state. The Powell bill as opposed
to the Bone hill, providing for the sale
of power by municipalities, was In
dorsed. ' It was decided to send dele
pates to a northwestern convention of
the. party to be held May 30 in Mon-
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