November 17.
Other games scheduled for the field
Multnomah versus Gonzaga college, of Spokane, October 20; Multnomah club versus Oregon Aggies. November 29: Pacific university versus University of Montana. December 1.
There may also be a game between Multnomah club and the University of Oregon.
WOULD STIMULATE FOREIGN DEMAND FOR
WHEAT BY CANCELLATION OF WAR DEBTS
Fargo, N. D.—(A. P.)—Matching every dollar spent by the allied countries on farm products in this country, with the cancellation of a corresponding sum of their war debt to the United States, is contemplated in a plan presented to the six state farmers.
George Stevenson, a farmer, former president of the Federal Land bank of Baltimore, presented the plan to the conference, which called upon them to "decide upon a definite tangible plan of assisting in bringing about relief for the grain growers of the northwest."
Belgium Sides With France
Paris— (A. P.)—The Belgian government, in reply to the last British reparation note, stands with France on the principal points of contention, maintaining that the legality of the Ruhr occupation, had been established by previous action of the allies, including Great Britain, and the evacuation of the Ruhr valley is impossible on Germany's simple promises. The reply, given at the Belgian embassy, dwells particularly on the justice of Belgium's New York—(A. P.)—The governors and their representatives from the anthracite consuming states, who are conferring here, adopted a resolution.  Submitted by Governor Cox, of Massachusetts, pledging the fullest cooperation with Federal Fuel Administrator Wadleigh, in efforts to supply the country with fuel in the event of the threatened suspension of anthracite coal mining, September 1. 