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Show Oliver Wilson Sees Perils Before United States GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 12. Radicalism, un-Americanism and ierk less extravagance were denounced by Oliver Wilson, national master, today,; at the opening session of hel Hfty-third Hfty-third annual national grange meeting. Perils that confront the nation were pointed out and a plea was mad" for new lines of thought and action The speaker held that unless the people! awakened to the dangers that threatened threat-ened more serious catastrophes, even to the destruction of the republic, might ensue The demand for shorten hours on the part of certain classes of I labor was declared ot be indefensible On the contrary, Mr Wilson urged! more and harder work was the cure for many of the nation's ills. Speaking specifically of agriculture,! the national master said the greatest need was neither subsidies, nor cam-1 palgns of investigation, but the clas i sificatlon of agriculture as "one o; the; great industries that make up our ceo-; nomic structure" and to treat as.onej of ihe vital parts of that structure, j |