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3 Medford "Mail UNE Dally Twtnty-tMrtf Jam ft-wklr Fiftr-MftDth w MEDFOKl), OltECOX. SUNDAY, NOVKMHEK jp. No. 240. Today STEAMER By Arthur Brisbane I I A Fl I A I Mr. Sloan Abroad. 60,000 a Minute. Mr. Elixi e, Colored. Miss West Pities Women (Copyright, 1928, by Star Co.) k,;::"t;;;:;;l!:s!survivin3 officers tH ia Nv Vmk .vpstei-duy with I Vestris In Trouble Day! Mr. Gilbert Jlodire from Hodge, Cul., remarks: "I don't buy much, but I have not some (it'iienil Motors, mid what's more, I have every share I ever bobght. I can't see any limit to that." There is n limit to every thing Hut Alfred 1. Sloan tlr., head of the General Motors apparently doesn't see any limit. He lias just purchased for (feiicral Motors the Opel Auto mobile Works, biggest concern in Germany, producing more than half the German cars in Germany. Heaven knows what that concern will produce after General Motors (jtets hold of it The German government, it is said, objects to the sale of one of its largest industrial in stitutions to America. r.',..,, nl., ,,,i n,,,.,,,.,,, i workmen will not, object. Tliey will learn about mass prod no ; tion, constant iniprovcineiiKuf the product and good wages. 4-t Great American concerns ftarting branches in ' Kuvope render rervicc to industry, and I lirospcrit v in tilts country ami i . . . . nko lo t be iMiilnt ries in w hie n ! I they' establish themselves. ! Mr. Siloan. lcvis for Kur,j 01)0 last time seems to have I ,' ,' . , I hild a good appetite. In ad-j ditioil to buying the great Ger- j inan concern, he is said to bo buying the Fiat company, big gest automobile concern in Italy. On Thursday Wall Streci fell peevish. The day's sales uctually fell below 1'ivo mil lion shares. Hut yesterday made up for it. And good old Wall Street vent completely out of her head. In thc inclining stocks 50, 0U0 shares to- the minute were sold. Tito ticker wits KOOO, 01.10 shares behind the brokers, wlio looked forward to nil 8, 000,000 share day. , They did not get it. Hut it will come, and 10,000,000 shorn day, too. This young country is grow ing. Xo Wonder brokers' seats are worth half a million that many men on the exchange bought for 10,000. All the more reason for not B'"''S- . , Henry JMCXIC, colored mail i lnuil on the lost Vcstris, asked! (Von, the Harbados. able sea- man on thc lost Vistris, asked fhe winners used but two first- ahom thc week. ,es you ti,,., j.r,, -y.. Z7xz he b,t bis nuderwear ,vrl1, Wunecd nsv-llj!--;;0 'weni XTZ 1.U0 and all ll.y books.' nt a stale 'tin tax lawforafewminn.es. ' "All mv books" were the liible wh provision for a property off-J The nearest Nevada came to nnd the "benttitlldc of the 'V " I"'0""1. ':" '" . , C't,"rnui Bottl va" thc 3- una 1110 UL.iiiiiiinii. ot l"ljrcfrr such n bill to the -voters yard I'ne. J Bible.''' And Mr. Elexic says: jof the state for ratlffcation. I x(lsfjot-LA t. Vov ,7(P, ,,,, y , 1 ,, . fl Mr. Kay pointed out that a luwi Jt-t-A. atom.. .sn, i, n 'Man I thought lot of- h aH ,,., nnd would , J" -. -PC.;.- wateht theilU" ; ; ineitlen.al v, tvlCMC .sun n lo a drifting lifeboat, rowed it nt.-uf f..f.m I.n mnWnmi pirns-! cd by lift sinking skip and ickod up twenty-one flouting liasseiiRers and crew, drrctl them into the -'boat and saved inriii. Nathan Straus suggests that holliebodv otl ttllt to raiso about ,''0 000 for Air Fleie to btt V ! iiu new books and new under- (Continued on rage Four.) nau urn I 1 and Half Cargo Splin tered . Bulkhead Coal Port Defective Wireless Men Contradicted. NEW YOIHC, Nov. 17 ()-. Seawater poured Into the steamer Veslrls through leaky ports aad hatches for a day and a half be-1 ore the ship sank, the two sen-1 inr survivng office testified to-1 day, but almost until the very end they thought she could bo SHved. The only witnesses nt today's session-of tho federal inquiry Inlo Hie disaster, which cost more than ... r",uMern California squad over the most I auiumuii, it n .1111-UlllCIl llUie I11U'.- 1 lner u-hn ,, ( lit., .. .... ...... ....... nil, trip as second in command, and the burly chief engineer, James Adams. Johnson flatly contradicted the previous testimony of two wire less men from tho Vcstris and even took exception lo tho nceu acy ot the last wireless report I1. out , -'!? "inkln8 N,!nt ly Capt. V il lain J. Carey, who went d.lWIl With ik l-fnlei emnmiiml ii . i .- Adams toll nf renn.-tip.- tn t u, Monday morn the SOS had jut., mi nun! uiiei "con sent out lhat he believed he. could keep the ship afloat Indel. i ln Washir.;ton State fumble and omcly although at that time It had , wus hegnn late In the first period, been lying almost on its side forjon , cowm-H 33-yard lino gave hours and was steadily filling with j , Trojans their first touchdown -? ''ii '.'i , .-, . fcnv "liaoles after the second ' .liotii testified about ports and 1 qarter was under way. McDon doors n the side of the ship that ,,,. ,,,,, lMi!r lraCKll(! SouUl let water pour In so fast that the ,,,,. California punt back a (lis combined efforts of the machine j ,,lllce 2U yards, was recovered pumps and a bucket brigade of ,,v i,,,,,.,, Thomas, Trolan back, in crew members could not keen tin . Cougar territory. I.lne plunges with it. DUI"ne" oonnwrea j i vs iosu loin now i lie sill i 1 .....1 i.. i. .. ....iiiu in ,1 ui) ni .inn i ' i 01 ,,e 1rrK'- crated-autom;ihlles. Johnson was produced at the Federal building by oflielifts of i the Lamport ami Holt line on re- j " of United Stales Attorney ul., "iiu i LuiKiiivuiih uiu yestifi'iition, after depart mrnt of justice agents had souslit for Mi in vain for two days lo servo liim with, a subpoena. ' , ' He sat whh crosned Ipkh nnd as the quest ionir-T went on and on lie showed reeurrinp: fliislius of irrilalion that mined his voire momentarily from tho rnsny mon otone he used for the bulk of his testimony. Ho told of being appointed sec ond In command just before th" Vcstris waited and ncliiiowiediifil to Tut tie that, part of such nn officer's duty was to see to the proper serurin.i? of eon I and rartfo ports bpi'ore the shin left its dock. "What did you do' about the cloning of the roal ports?" Tuttln risked. It hail been tostil'lcd Ihatlored Stanford siiuud was played there were two coalports. three; off Its feet by a Washington band feet square and about five feet, of stalwarts who came down from above the water line, which fnst-jtlie timber country, already three ened with bolts from the ouislde. times beaten In coast conference "I told the ship's carpenter to , clashes and conceded nothing In close them, he snld. "Did you Inspect personally to see if the work was well done?" No." Turtle then brou-iht nut through questioning that the first, officer had never Inspected tho ports be cause "there lias never been any trouble with thein " T. B. KAY 10 URGE INCOME TAX LI IN LEGISLATURE III; ll IIVII I H A Hit H1VVUIU II III hi III Ill 0 0 A Til QL 1 I I II I 1 1 1 HI II U raise nppixmiiicy one i.inil om-, tioiniii niiicun (iiiiaus aniiiiiiii) out t ;,,, dofl,,t general fund. . th.it ! I" cxprcK. (l tho oplnuin i mi im.uiiW ins law iiiM'wiiiB i property nffur-t would recei!v fa I voraMo consilient tin ii by tin elec t orate. He would favor a reanon- 'nM). rate nnd low exem,.tio. i "Tn" nr"c'i.i objection to in- itonie tax mensures referred to the iuu-it ii. ,,.1-K.in ... ...e nasi ...ij. V. ins for a property offset this ob Jcctloniiblc fenluro would be re- moved and the voters probably would fuvor such a law. I will urge Its enactment nt the session .of the legislature next January." TROJAN TEAM HANDS COUGAR i 127-13 DEFEAT!; Duffield Features Sensation- construction on ones aim t al Triumph Stanford, equipment In Oregon, WH-' t tugton and Idaho during 19211. Humbles Husky Eleven JM fif,r0 mimn.n, i ' j bus aliovo the expenditures 21-0 - Hoover Is Spec-IJU1'28, Dul""s WCT n' V tator Gonzagans Win i 27-0. I l'y Victor U. Sldlcr, Associated I Press Sports Writer. COLISEUM, LOS ANGKLKS. I Nov. 17. (P) An 18-year old 'B0l,1,omore' Marshall Duffield, who looli over the generalship of ' Southern California's football team when Illness kept "Dynamic" Don Williams from playing was hero 0f a smashing 27 to 13 triumph hero today of the Trojans over j Washington Slate's Cougars. A crowtl of ver 50 00u snw ,,, (ow-hcaded Santa Monica, Cul., I vnniii uUnt ih.. ,,,,,i,,r. ,,.,, b ... . r. ii.Tni-m... limvll,, i-nmali.t,,., t.. tlw.l.. ' " " "" itnill n n 'nn.., irtnuf fnn ri.n nn championship. The CO minutes of the were cinmmcd with more stnsa - tlonal plays thnn any jiour mis ; gridiron ever has seen. One wns a 75-yard dash through tho Con- KnP defense tn n iniielwlnu-n liv Itm blon.lu Trojnn quarterback. Southern California's followers thrilled when their team jumped ..... . .. . . . . . '.. "-jinio 11 iwo louciiuown iea n too ! 1 ..... .... .. second period, but chilled when the hard fighting Cougars tallied twire In evnn the iipnrn ill I :l a ,,.,.!, ,!,, ,,,-,, took Southern California to Its foei ten-yard Hue as tho opeain nerl, ended Then on fourth pcriou emicu. i io n, on loiuin down, Uuss Saunders passed to Thllinaa ovfir he Kfml ,, ,,. n,0 C""u, Jam lUhb Dy Itussell J. Nowlund. Associated Press Sports Writer, STANFORD STADIUM. Cat.. JU-..M,. ii, n j i,iiiiiins in Bi iii - iron review before its most il lustrious alifmnuN Herbert Hoov er Stanford- erushed n lighting Washington Ilnskv eleven todav 1-fl after n Cieree buttle that saw I the Cardinals snatch victory from the air when'lino plays failed. From an inconspicuous seat in I the Stanford rooting section, and unnoticed by most, of tho 20,00' spectators, the president - elect viewed ns nerve-tintslins a pamo as this huge stadium lias rocked to In many seasons. A Cardinal triumph was writ ten into tho record of 92S but only after a bitter struggle filled with gripping moments of uncer tainty in the first half. For two periods the greatly fav tho way of a chanco with the war rlors that, tour the gridiron undT lis line nttack falling to tunc ! Hon against tho Husky wall and actually driven back before ilie im'.'ihty rushes of "Chuck" Carroll. Washington half back, who nearly constitutes a one-man team, the Cardinals relumed to the field In the second half and with timely parses, intnrsperscd with thrusts on the ground, pat over Iwo need ed tourhdowns lloth times the try for extra point failed but the victory was clinched,, XIKMOUIAL STADIUM, lilCl KlOLKY. Ca!.. Nov. 17. MV-Thc Varsity football team of the Uni- !"''';' ' California defeated the " '.r'""'1 ' rnferen,-. victory ! l'p.rlfln vouxt conference victory to despite the f:.;t that Montana ' 1 Is ..SSr ,Man ut un' time this Keuffon Kr:Au :at)ILm. kan fhax- CISCO. Nov. 17. Wh- The Gon xjifrrt nulliloH wa1l;ed through Ca':9 A,,olll ,rct. ,hullpand persons .. 1U- ..u. ,.u i....., nn a fast field and In sunshine. Oregon Weather Oregon: Fair, but becoming; uin.eitl.-d followed by rain at night In west portion: freezing lnpora turn vast portion ut night: In- creasing southtast amfesoulh winds en the couiit. ! Telephone- Company To Spend Twelve i Millions In 1929 o SPOKANE, Wn., Nov. 17. (Pi C. K. lllckinun ori Sentile. general manager of ; the Home Telephone and Tel- T cgri.t.u company, sum luuwv i ! the .company will spend 12 minion uonnrs in improve- t . meats, betterments nnd new 1 AUSTIN SEES QUICKC;. Que Nov. 17 UP) Fully recovered from Ills leoeni illness, Kir Austen Chamberlain. Ibitlsh foreign secretary, sailed lute today aboard th Htenmsliop ... - jiemnn lor England. ' - In an Interview with newspaper . ! men Just before- leaving, be conl fama unenud briefly on thc Armistice aay n,,eech of President Coollclgo. n ninile n pirn for "greater un derstanding by the people of the Cnltcd States ef tile position of! Oreai lli-ltuin," and (Ii-eut Prllnln bad no rivalry with tho United States and bud no de sire to enter upon naval compe- titlnn with it mien won u. 'We huvi" no rivalry with the United Stares." Sir Austen said, "we have no de.-dre to start or en- Austin Chamberlain, tcr upon a naval competition with them, but our circumstances nro vnrv nee ullar nnd I beUovw they would judge us moro fairly ifj they appreciated them. i "Wo nro the ronter of a world : w!d empire, white their com-' immieationH nro mainly 'ontimm-j enlal,' ours lies ncroM thu mrus. , While wo often hnve no morn imn' a lew weeks' supply of food In our country .and are dcocnunt J1',1 .V. . 1 , V ... r nitttter of IUU niH't-fl UIV 1" HIV food, almost entirely self sup-1 porting and subject to no danger ot starvation from interruption of their commerce. "Whilst tho approaches to tbolr' coasts, with tho sliu;le exception! of the l'nnama Canal, which , heavily fortified with a largo garrison, nro ncross tho open sea. through narrow waterways which expni-'e our tvii'lo to peculiar dangers-" LUflUUMU fMJIWH f - j f p nnlllinTrnTIMrr'v':"n good FIFTEEN CONVICTED z,rz,- s'v: l, l.nllA 0 fl II tl t'i''m 'T ' , " V' IK M AMA nflW !'M Z 111 IHUIMMrt U U U l I ' p ., aX - ' and refrained from giving his I name INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. A death ecrtlflcale. giving suicide rirtl.cn . pern,1Bi including two' , ,r, m,,i o,n v. .der of the K,f K." 'TrnZ' T&k In "''" l convlcicui Klaii In Inrllnna, wro convicted In fcrlcntl court hero today Jf X , " TOcy Wl.l'S';rT Van nU of'T " . . lner Is In Medforll in Ll connpirncy to vloluto tlio Dyer i no aiii-go.i interstate unto men ,.,...... "I."." ' " .... .,,...,..,, 3 . In the clothing store hero of w.n.1 V. Trnugoti ..who was among those round guiiiy. ...iiers loi.n.i guniy worn: VT. Lee Hnilth form, r grand dragon of the Klan: Jtobcrt V the Klan: Jtobcrt I-1 uic.Nny, nnotner former klan lean-,,,, "lor; Harry Hussmnn, u partner of, Traugott; Klnicr Hussmnn, WII-' Hani liffey, Jacob and Mortimer wonroid. on or Indianapolis: nr. Krerl Hlnzer of Terro linuto: Jlert ram Llbowlt. Tod Tlaldwin Mrs. Lloyd Harrison. and STORM RAGES i OVER EUROPE; 1 SI I -I-SN Ml MB ! T... ... , , - ,,. Thirty-Nine Dead, 12 MlSS ing British Isles FeeM Broad Path of Destruc-j tion Shipping Damaged. ' LONDON, Nov. 17. () The ! terrific tale which has swept west-1 oni Kuropc for two days was rug ling over tho continent tonight j Willi a known deat,h toll of thlriy- i iiiiuj .inn iin twelve oiuer per-i souii missing In its broad path ! of destruction. Knelnmt was pn. j joyirjg a lull la the windstorm.! j but the North Sea couutrius still i I were bearln.; its full force. ! Of the three deaths reported on : ; the continent, one occurred In Aul- i j werp, one in Coblenz, nnd one 1 at llethune, Franco. A faailly of, twelve was given up ns lost ut Amsterdam when n report was re-1 ceived that the wreck of their boat :inl 1,,-en seen in the Ziiydor Zee f Nineteen persons were killed In r.nginnd either by wreckage lorn loose by the wind or by stumbling In front of vehicles while bucking the storm with heads down. Sev enteen were drowned at Hyo when a lifeboat capsized. Telephones, telegraph nnd train services were demoralized. Germany Hit Germany was one country to declared that!'00' ",p vlolenco of the storm to- uu.v. i ne itniueianu was visited by a fierce wind uad torrential rain which caused many injuries. A woman was killed nnd seven persons Injured In the collapso of a house at Cobleim. The nlo ravaged the coast of Denmark and a number of small craft, were reported sunk. Ferry .' service with Oerinnay was bus- I pendud. Lloyd's reported both I Amsterdam and Hotterdam wei-n 1 nattered by the galo with result ing collisions between steamers lu both ports. Tho Swedish cargo steamer Scandusuvliv wns towed Into llonl ogno by two tugs and French radio stations picked up othor calls from l,l,1K chcainpionshlp to his list of stellar mciiincr lu Jac lison county . lo sup- Umm today, beating the Hawk- golf performances today when he I im.t Ul0 1.0uiKunl.ull.ii of thoioyus. Ill to 0. Tho game was play-n.-tPl-.Thc ,,-,reat "'k a 2Ua0o. putt on the last Cooperative Ud In a driving rain storm, on a ninec shatt! with ,'i " a -U..U-ct.,.-. -for Uu. , K,, nmrketlnir i ftrldlron that rusomblcd a mud pud- restern coasts of l ?'?'"'" ' distressed Bhlpi PATHS, Nov, K'tn which I- all the northw Km"Mie. was blowinir Itself out to- 'and amateur placed ahead of night, to the accompaniment 0nJ"hnny Knrrell, t'nlled Stales SOS signals from ships and air- i.opcn chaniiilon. who scored iMMl lu..nu n-l.n u I... .. t'nf llu 7: hnli.u IV 1 11 1 n if 'u umi. trail ot damage inland as well nsational putt gavo him the edge ..I I nvnt- I.-im-i-kO u-lin hii.l hiion hi,l . Three calls from ships ln ills- tress and one from an unidentified airplane were heard al lloulogn.i and, two more wcro picked up at! "lmpor. I Iho weather bureau lonlthi lorecasi an enu ot inn storm, which blew onlv lntcrniillently in the nftcrnoon . The iruln U n,,n f -,.ui recorilcd lu M years. It paralvzed on.nl! .1 ,ln- .,.! ..l..l.. need mnnv large craft. ' Krom Lit rtochclle tn llrest llten was n succession of ver itable cloud - bursls of rnln and hall alterunied with fnrioim gmsts of wind. On tho ehimnel coH;t thesn conditions were repented from Cherbourg to roulogne. I n! SON AT BEDSIDE " .""" C. an Nuys. wonnded three timer "' " cast of Mcdfnrd in nay iiimimiK. was reported as no better at the : L'oniiiiunlly hospital last night. ' However, she Is accorded chance ii for recovery by intending phys- i lellius. Klie bus. allied the wound-: from a gun lu the hands of hcrj husband. who, nfter shooting her, Illl'iifXl Iho ..1111 nn lilnlul.ir n,inif.l - - ' . , '' m: ' . I!"''el In Mil position In the flnul. ., a bullet through the brain , ,VUH ot ,,,,,, , ,)0(ly had been glvi n mi examination jby a physician. The dead man's ur- maklng lanvml ,,,-rnngementB. i miii Nnys' name lias been spell - . (18 anyi,Mi i,t lnrorniaiu,,.. Kd-jlrnm ,. v.,n NuVK. Kon ,)rv- ln ,.,), to ,,p incorrect. ,It was umsr uu. enrrei:t name. I ,ht thu body was held at tho, i,.D,.on,,r,M f,ffi,.n -aH the one under u-bl.-li mIio u-.i n untlet.L .j,,. t,,,.,,!,.,! i . "" A. In Phone 8AI..KM, Mnss. (At A Salem i athlete who wore the letter "F i athlete who wore the I on his sweater was askod what It .stood for. "Philadelphia,", he ro otled. MRS. COOLIDGE LAYS CORNERSTONE ! P rJ to IRISH ft $ HOI GRID 0"'ccrs ol the Daughters ot American Revolution and rvire. Coolldco participated lu the laylna of the cornerstone of Constitution h:.ll which will be erected in Washincjton by the D. A, R. Left to ri;h.: Mrs. Alfred T. B.os:eau, Mrs, Coolidge and Mrs. Joslah Van, O.-.-del. iMWILLINGitXPERT ORGrl ADDS OPEN TO; SUPPORT FOR GOLF LAURELS Waverly Amateur Pockets $5000 Oregon Open with; 295 Farrell and Espin-I osa Next Best Hageni Shoots 302. ' PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 17. P ! --Dr. O. K. Willing ot the Waverly Country club, Portland, added thu Ore-ton $.ri,ouo open tournament ' K uetter inan par on tno last I round ! Heavy fc which obscured Iho course, balled Iho golfers in the morning rounu a . prayeir anvoc wtrn scores, wiling. However, "vi-i i- n iius luinun-uii, niiimin ! hack with a 73 In the afternoon. ! farrell closed the morning session ! wit h a 7S ii ixl then went around j In 71, one under par. I A III, KsnillHll (MllCIIBI, 111'nfeK. Isloual. who had led the field . 'm ' thn Mint two days, lost his chance 1 for I'm I""' hy scorlBr a iH In II o morning round and a 71 111 Iho nfternuon. Willi MS for tho 71! luilns Willing now holds, In addition to! bis title inn tndnv. the Pacific I Northwest anialour, and Iho I'a- cll'lc Northwosl. open champion- SHIPS. The raids nf Iho three loaders for the four 18 hole rounds: Willing 7:1 7.1 7.1 7,1 2!H farrell 71 7:i 7S 7l-2!ul Alio I'.spillOSa HI U l ll li.l null irnm imiur iiiwu n, ,i l' Tommy Armour, winner of the ! Importation of foodstuffs and pro Wil!l27 Oregon open, nnd the defend-'duce. ing champion, failed to reach tho form of Willing and closed the Inin immi.ivl u-tlh nn eVf-n flOO ll'. Mm,.., tl..l,l..l. ,.,.n lllln : holder, shot n lb-. i Itunucrsup scored tiro following ' total: 1 1 1 v- llurke, New York, ML JohJ) (,(I(lnli N, J., . jnn Tv Airaiini- V,K1,IIC,11 C. ..on. Wuller Hngen, New York, lloiton Hmllll, .loplltl, Mo., .Morllo Dutto. Tucoina, MX John .Timor, Portland. 30S. lid Dudley, Hollywood. KOI. it.r.t, linoijfiii 11 r Mi'droi-fl fin- Ills curd was S 2 - SO-TO-7 !1 -:) 0 . SITU TIRED OUT EDGHWATKIt OUI.P 1IOTKL, Miss., Nov. 17. Mb A tired man came into the heart of the sou 111 today when flovernor Alfred Ti. ! Smith reached Iho gulf coast, for I a vacation at this resort between Uuirpnrt and l'.lloxi. He reached here lllerally fap-'ted out after ho had been set upon by crowds, aroused from sloop nt 1 by crowds, aroused from sloop nt nigi.t slid called oil ror atienuance Ht various funrtlons. He reached tvro Just before dawn but did not rise until atlrr nine. W len ho rencbed bis Hotel I he went to his anartmcnt and re - , mnined elnseled there, until the! afternoon when he wont out for la round of golf. I" After luncheon ho held a . con- jferenco with newspapermen.- "This Is Hie first and last Inter- view will giro on my vacation until I any Roodhy," he said. "I lam here to rest." FARM BUREAU " Hi-..- r-. DAA . Kl)p Explains BenC- R fits Bureau Work Park- er SayS BUSineSS DOUD- led Past Six Weeks Grange Aids Reorganiza tion. I'rglng every farmer and srang' ..r i ..!.... " veatvrdnv afternoon at the Hold .Medford! before a ;.-rouii ut farmers and I 1 Kr""neri : 1 1 tH Ol . lie explained the bene - farm bureau work unci cxiectiitlnn that the ;.. . . ' , , .;. . .,. ,'T i,: rutin will be accorded snecoi,s. or ,,ii in,, ninn .run. In the slim. Mi-. Kinii suited the local " ,-.." ,,,. I " ' '""'T ' "..;! - , ,, I chasing slock,- now bo n floated, the farmer Investor should huc H fear of Its worth. Among the benefits of a bureau ho ! lOU '", llicluillllg Interest O listed thu ! Investment, belief marketing con- ; dlllons, dlhcoiinis in making pur- bases and a higher prlco for pro duce. ' I lining imprcsscii soniewnnt w.iu i ilhp Idea that Interest In Iho re- organization Is not us high us It. might be among tho farmers, ho iirgcu a eampaiKn oi cum-uuon Informing what thu bureau can ;"o nun "in on lui ine .... in-.- 1 II" placed tho bureau as a koy - I s:ono In coopcrnllvo marker Ing. whl.-n lie deeiarcl is essential ! meet Jig ever Increasing cnnipotl - Hrlght l'lUuro. He painted a bright future foi tthi, Inr al buri-MU and declared that , the support of Ml local 1 l...u business men, more so than ever hi iore. lie gave It the credit for heine u fwiiiitwin fur mnrknting ' 1 problelliK and oiled the , success or bureaus In other sections, lu; in iiuestiotiulre sent to nonrly u ; U; million people Inunlrlng the t''ai - ,i.ii.iy am. wi.i in u. .... ... , 1 1 110 blue, wcro the king pitls of aw., t,g organizations, over HOO.OOOJ 'fjKer attack all afternoon. i fiivorabln iiiihwi-ih wcro rrcolvotl i ,, , ;iinrt 1 1 1 000 anHy(!rM in tho nn- HAIIVAIID STADIUM, . CAM-''Ulv.-.' jlUlinflK Muhh.. Nov. 17. W i Dn-lMllllfl' "I llJIH 1)001) Ht'-t IIS! A ullllilmrn Un1l fi-nua fnr.ll.nt I n... ...i i,,..i.. wiiw . uin unit) Mini. at.a , ...-n . I ,,,, an(, , ri,0,'Kunl!ie, .Mr. Klpp ! explained, the new stockholders I will meet wlib the old, the sunr of the organization will bo Chung led and officers elected and busl ; nesH- wilt be carried on -tin before, i In a report of the bureau's ac tivities, clay I). Parker, manager, declared that business bus doub led within the past six weeks nnd that onc-fimilh of tho 1 7,500 jslock on sale has been sold bv i grunge mcmbors. He was grntl jflod with the enthusiasm shown i by the grangers and commended their efforts. The grange Is plny ing en important part In the ro t organization and much of Its sue- forts. Develops Callega Heads ! Nt)itTHKII'LD Minn (4'! When W W i'.arllott 'becoinos ; p,esdent'of liln C.rnndo collcgo In i oiilo he will ho Iho fourth prosl- : ,i, .,. ., f,.,.ii ,!!!, t li..,H i.,uiii.,-.t,,u i unvii vm.ru . A , - Soms Sort of Record j 8TATKKVILI.K, N. C. lift W. II. Campbell, CD. says ho has never i taken a drink of coffee, soda water or Intoxicating beverage, has never 1 chewed, smokod or used tobacco In any form and has novcr owned a watch. SPnalANe i Notre Dame's Unwritten Law Broken By Carnegie, 27 to 7 Wisconsin Beats Hawkeyes 13 to 0 Princeton . Tigers Beat Yale 12 to 2. SOUTH HKNl), lnd., Nov. 17. ;(V) The unwritten Inw of Not j Dame's gridiron tradition tjnitt i thu Uamblers could not be beaten j on their homo field was broken ' for tho first timo in 211 years to lilay by a mighty horde from tho 'environs of Pittsburgh, Carncgiu i Tech. . I Sweeping with tornadie force, tho Spartan eleven crushed Knute ltockne's fighting Notre Danio team 27 to 7 before 30.000 fanj, tho largest crowd ever to pack Cartior field. Tho overwhelming triumph kept the easterners ia i tho exclusive circle of tho Pillion's undefeated football machines. I Notre Dame seemed far ftom j tho team that upsot the Army last week, but oven if it had been It I was doubtful whether It could have stemmed the tide which has I swept over every Carnegie Toch lfoo this season. Carnc-lo, outweighing Notre Dame by more titan ten pounds j to the man, scored tho first touch down within throu minutes nfter tho Same started ami nt the half I tho invaders had plied up a 20 to . ;0 load. j In the third quarter Notro Damn suuakett over lis only touchdown. I Tho rest of tho time tt was alt Carnegie Toch. IOWA FIELD, IOWA CITY, Nov. j 17. () Wisconsin, tied but uu ! defeated, mounted to a victory i over tho hitherto undefeated Iow.t I Tho Itadoora scored a touch- down in the third period when Luaby, their big halfback, grabbed 1 a punt on his ;ii yard line una 'raced 69 yards ncross tho Iowa Bal. "enr started a place kick to Iho extra nolnt. then decided 1 u" 1,111 WUB ""l,'"M1 lum """" oil on tho 33 yard lino. W lacon l" SCOl'OCl US SecoilU touchdown I Into In the fourth porlod. Mc- Lain. Iowa's big Indian fullback fumbled a pass from tho center behind Ills own goal line. The ball bounded out of his hands, fall ing six inches behind tho lino with Case, alert Wisconsin ond, falling on II. Krosky place kicked for tho extra point. Wisconsin may win tho western conference championship If voc-. torlous over Mlnncsout In the flnul game of the season next Satur day. PALM EH STADIUM, l'HINCK- TON-f x. j . nov. i7.()The .TlB(u. wolcnmed the IiulldoR to his . alr todaj. ,cn leupt.d upnn i,, with an tho ferocity of the ,(m 0 1)on)lt nm, ,nr0 ' hlnl ,0 I pieces before the greatest crowd ; . . , ,, day. Klxty thousand siiec.tutors. a roe ord for I'almcr stadium, saw Princeton, nftur u wobbly start, sweep Into full stride and conquer j Ynl) ,3 t) 3 w,h n Uti . ,y vu,.KUt,0 ftUuok t t Ular- hnd tile blue dazed, battered and badly benten when this fifty-five year old classic came to n conclusion. Ilennert and Wlttmer, whirling around the. ends, slashing off tack les and engineering a .pnsslnff 1 nl,,lck tluU Completoty , bewildered 1.1 ... . trum, IllUll 1UIIUU lO OHUV ll"' slightest resenlblunee of a running attack, hold Harvard to a score- less tie hero todny. In ti game which was marked by exceptional line plays. During tho closing minute of tho game Tlarvnrd com- piciea n ao-yara pass, uunrnnc cia to Douglas, and tho crimson had a first down on tho purple, five-yard line. ' t ijamos IV. Gerard, treasurer of tho Democrntlo National con.nilliee. estimates thut the pa.ty's deficit In the recent campaign will jbe approximately $ 1.600.000. Contributions to tho campaign fund, snld Mr. Gerard amounted In dato to 3 730 000. Hlnco the election 21.000 contributions hud been sent In money nnd he esti mated thut tho total number of persons making donations to the democratic war chest would be between 135.000 end lnO.OOu. He pluc.d tho campaign expenses ut ubout 5,00,000. -i
