Friday, January 15, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 8
ANNOUNCEMENT
ing up the distance
between
scores.
Dr It E Walker, dentist, wishes
A • WILDCAT” STAR
Opening the second half with
to announce purchase of the office
a five-point advantage, the SONS
and practice of the late Di C W
seemed determined to keep it.
K
! Hanson in the Swedenburg bulld-
Spec Keene, Willamette mentor,
I ing lie will continue the practice
1 substituted his men at frequent
of general dentistry, opening tn
intervals looking for a winning
tli«* Hanson office location Mon-
I combination but bad little luck in
dav Office ph«>ne 178. residence,
Anton. Willamette
finding one
610
(3p)
center. proved the most consistent
(Continued from page 1)
for
his
team
Mosher
and
scorer
1
able to iwcept th«- invitation
Beard, Willamette guards, also
major legislation 1« concerned,
of the Portland central labor
gave a 1 good account of them-
they deal re no fundamental
council to attend a mass nteet-
! selves.
change« We, aa servant« of th«1
ing to be held in th«- labor
The SONS quint played lik«“ a
|H‘ople, should observe that man­
temple Thursday night of this
bunch of professionals, setting up
date and ini|H>««“ no unnecessary
week for th«- purpose of dis­
shots and making them with pre-
legislation
cussing the maritime i strike.
I vision For the SONS. Hardy was
"I have submitted to you the
The governor 1 and Mrs. Mar­
'again outstanding with both Leav-
state budget for the 1937-38 bien­
tin uiii be entertaining at an
1 ens and Schopf turning in an ex­
nium ax my recommendation for
open house for legislators and
cellent game
Hardy was high
legislative enactment to insure
night, hr an-
their wives that
F
point man of the game with 12.
efficient and economical ojieraUon
nouneed.
closely followed by Anton with 11,
of th«1 state government for that
•
period It is a program designed
In the second engagement, play­
Liberalization of Oregon's pa­
to encompass the growing needs
role system, increase in the state ed in the Medford high gym Sat­
for state participation in various
parole staff, introduction of new urday without the service of Bob
activities that properly come un­
industries into the penitentiary to Hardy, SONS captain and center,
der its purview It is predicated
provide employment for more the Normalites went down to de­
on th«“ need for providing th«“
prisoners and the fixing of prison feat before an inspired Wiliam- ■
necessary and essential services
sentences by a board rather than ette university quintet 30-13
'within th«* revenue available. It
by the courts is recommended in
With machine like precision the
contains, as you will note, an item
the report of the Federal Prison Salem quint mowed down the
of $430,991 98 for contingencies
Industries Reorganization admin­ SONS with a terrific onslaught
and unforeseen demands that may
istration to Governor Martin this of short passes and cripple shots
i arise“ during this legislative ses-
week. The report based upon a Coach Eberhart played his entire
I sion It is. In fact, a balanced
•’survey” conducted by a staff of quintet in an attempt to find
'budget, with estimate«! expendi­
several "experts" working for sev­ someone to fill Hardy's shoes.
tures balanced completely against
eral months failed to develop any Both teams showed complete re­
“Duke' Vance. veteran guard of ; estimated revenue
new ideas in prison reform but versal of form with the SONS
"Deviations from this budget
merely endorses measures which playing an erratic game while Northwestern university's basket­
which will in any way exceed
have long been advocated by War­ Willamette, led by Beard, pushed ball team, is responsible for much ot
th«- totals thereof will either jeop­
den Lewis and other prison and ahead to cinch the melee with the success of his team this season
ardize the financial standing of
parole officials.
halt-time lead of 16-5
"Duke” is a sure shot at the basket th«“ stat«“ or r«“quire legislative en­
Saturday was a jinx for the
actment to create new revenue
SONS Frosh as well as the var­
sources. To impair Oregon’s finan­
sity. with the Frosh losing their
cial standing is unthinkable; to
I first game of the season 26-21
im|H>se further burdens upon our
to the Medford Merchants, ex-
already overloaded taxpayers
I Medford high stars.
would be deplorable
Next games scheduled for the
"Preparation of this budget was
Continuing their string of vic­ SONS are with Mt Angel college,
I complicated by the fact that, for
tories,
the
SONS
successfully to be played tonight and tumor-
I the first time in th«“ history of the
dumped Willamette university by ! row night in the Normal school
state, revenues measured by in­
the wayside Friday evening in the I gymnasium.
come have offset the taxation base
Normal school gymnasium 38-29
e
on real property under the 6';
before one of the largest crowds
(Continued from page 1)
limitation constitutional amend­
of the season.
all the more enjoy the full bene- ment. This offset has provided no
The Normalités were never in
fit of the economic recovery and new revenues and under the tax
danger. They held a 22-17 lead at
the new era of prosperity upon ' laws cannot provid«“ for additional
half time and further increased
which we are entering as result revenue until revenue from meas­
of the great developments taking
this in waning minutes of the
ured income also has offset state
game. The SONS started out fast,
place in Oregon. I refer particu­ property taxes outside of the 6G ,
piling up 14 points while Willam­ J
larly
to
the
Bonneville
dam
and
KAY HAWK———«—A
limitation In short, this means i
the Willamette valley projects I
ette was gathering three. Bob
there is n «»additional source of
am
sure
you
will
agree
with
me
Hardy. SONS' high scoring cen­
Basketball season has hit its
revenue from an Incom«“ tax of
ter, left the game early in the stride. The Pacific coast confer­ that it is sound public policy to any kind. It also means that there j
first half to re-adjust a bandage ence is under way. Washington, make the cost of government as is no additional money
on his knee and upon his leaving pre-season favorites, dumped Ida­ little as possible, commensurate
"The tax structure of the state
the game Willamette started clos- ho in a pair of lopsided encounters with adequate service for the ben­ has demonstrated its soundness by
efit
of
the
entire
population.
to take immediate lead of the
this new phase, for it is lifting (
"Oregon has weathered the re­
circuit.
the load of taxation from the own-
University of Oregon, confer­ cent depression, and now is in ners of property, especially the
ence dark horse, split a double bill the most favored position in the owners of small farms and city
with Washington State college, Pacific coast area. Unlike neigh­ homes. I have a special regard
taking the first game 43-26 and boring states. Oregon hits no def­ for the owners of small farms and
dropping the next 37-32 after icit and no warrant indebtedness homes, for the rich owners can
She has substantially reduced the
leading most of the way. In split­
take care of themselves I con­
tax load of her citizens. She is
ting the series Oregon looked
strue the November, 1936, nuui-
reducing her bonded indebtedness
I more impressive in defeat than
I date of the people to mean the
by sound economic retirement.
Washington State in victory. Ore­
tax structure should not be alter­
"This means the people of Ore­
gon State, runner-up in the north­
ed or materially changed. It would
gon can use their money for con­
be wise, I think,, for all of us
ern division last year, started out
structive purposes, including fuller
as servants of the people to heed
their conference with a dismal
development of the varied and rich
showing against a superior Wash­
that mandate also
resources with which nature has
"Much has been said recently
ington State quint by dropping
so abundantly endowed this state.
two tussels 23-20 and 37-32 in The future is not heavily mort­ about the conflict between human
and property rights Let me call
Corvallis.
gaged for things used or con-
• • •
your attention to the fact that
sumed in the past.
human and property rights are
Big Dave Silver. Oregon for­
•‘As I have said, Oregon rode
ward. evidently is planning to take the storm of the economic de- not in conflict, but are comple­
AS A WHIST
a crack at Palmberg's high scor­ pression on an even keel. It would mentary Each contributes to the
EKING DEATH
KILLER DOOMS
ing record of 184 points. In his be the part of wisdom not to rock other. I implore you not to be led
THREE IH A
initial two games Silver has tossed the boat now and thereby risk astray by the deceitful, false, and
DEPARTMENT
through 32 for an average of 16 losing the preferential and favor­ misleading shibbolets of dema­
STORE
points a game, A nice start, but ed position we hold and can en­ gogues who maliciously try to
MYSTERY’
create economic, social and politi­
can he continue for an entire sea­
joy
cal chaos. The sole purpose of
son against the best guarding in
In the November, 1936. election,
the conference? Remember Ward the people spoke in no uncertain these birds who prey on the body
Howell, former Ashland star, who terms relative to constitutional politic is to create confusion
ROBERT YOUNG
played for Oregon last year? He and statutory changes in our gov­ wherein they may attain their own !
FLORENCE RICE
started the season in the same ernmental structure and operation. nefarious and selfish ends at the
TED HEALY
manner as Silver. Howell led the The "no" vote was emphatic. It expense of the general public. I
JUUE HAYDON
conference a short while but failed clearly indicates that, in so far as warn you against them, especially
Cittern. DO JOT
because they so often speak in a
to hold the pace. However, this
column has a hunch that Silver is placing Ashland atop the circuit manner that simulates righteous
likely to set a new high scoring heap by virtue of their victory indignation and sincerity.
"Our American system is firmly
record. Those of you who saw Sil­ over the Pelicans.
ver in action no doubt will recall
The Grizzlies have been im­ based on the premise that we exist
the flashy playing of this Oregon proving by leaps and bounds and as a classless nation except ax to
junior in Ashland a few weeks ago. Friday's game certainly rewarded individual ability to serve the
Against the Sons he amassed 17 Coach Skeet O’Connell and his community and our fellow men.
of his team's total of 38 points. basketeers for hard work the past We must not tolerate any activity
which tends to divide the people
Silver has an exceptional eye, few weeks.
of the nation or of this state into
meets
Tonight
Ashland
scoring difficult shots in crucial
classes that appear hostile to each
Grants Pass In a game pre­
moments.
CHESTER MORRIS X' F * y W R I Y |
other. We must not be misled by
Umiliare to tte Sons-Mt.An-
Will Silver be the next scoring
plausible but design«*! arguments
gel game and from al) indica­
champ?
• • *
into enacting laws tnat will furth-
tions the Grizzlies will be pre­
garne favorites over the Cave­
The Southern Oregon con-
men, who have struck snags
ference opened with an upset
in minor games with oppon­
the first week-end. Ashland
ents rated in a class with
high school Grizzlies nosed
secondary schools.
out Klamath Falls in one of
• • •
the most spectacular basket -
THE
After getting off to a flying
•ball games ever played in
SWEEP
start, the Sons bumped up against
Ashland. Not more than four
a pile of crutches. Bob Hardy,
OF THE
points separated the teams at
any one time and in the last
center, captain and high scorer,
DESERT!
injured his knee for the first cas­
minute the lead changed three
ualty among members of Eber­
times. Standing tense on the
Undying
hart’s boys this season. An ex­
foul line with the score 21-20
love that
ample of the resulting loss to the
against his teammates and
team's effectiveness was well dem­
one gift shot, the result of
thrills!
100':
onstrated in Saturday’s game with
which might reverse the out­
COLOR
Willamette, who defeated the Sons
come, was the situation faced
with comparative ease after suc­
by Putnam, Klamath Falls
cumbing to the Sons the previous
player in last Friday's game.
evening when lanky Bob was at
RAPTUROUS
His eagerness to hit the
d .
n/NlAAklATI
the helm. Whether the Saturday
bucket caused him to miss
ROMANCEI
»
night defeat was directly traceable
the hoop entirely, clinching
to Hardy's absence is not certain,
Ashland's first conference vic­
but we do know Bob’s non-partici­
tory of the season.
The preceding evening Klamath pation probably had a lot to do
Falls defeated Grants Pass 41-22, with the result.
OREGON DEBT
SHRINKS TO
$200 A PERSON
SONS Split Series
With Willamette U
In Week-End Tilts
MARTIN SPEECH
IS SHORTEST IN
STATE HISTORY
I er the work of these «lest nictive
demagogues We must uct on be-
j half of. anil In the lnt«‘rests of
, all of th«' people of the «tate of
I Oregon, and not the organized
i minorities We must combat these
sinister InfluencvH^with vigor and
1 sincerity.
"We must recognize that prop-
j erty rights exist ax the result of
1 human endeavor and activity, that
without the human (■lenient prop­
erty has no meaning We must,
however, guard against the undue
i influence of the wilful power of
concent rated money against hu­
man rights and human enjoyment
We must set and steer a sound
1 and sensible course that will keep
us from disaster on th«“ rocks of
soppy sentimentality,
and
th«“
etpnilly dangerous reefs of the
greedy. vicious, vested interests
opposed to th«“ common good W«“
must exert our efforts to see that
money is made to perform its
proper function that of serving
men .instead of becoming their
master.
"My friends, In closing, let us
dedicate ourselves to tile proposi- 1
lion that thin legislative Hesston
shall I m * noted for its action« and
|M>llei«“H adopted for the good of
all the people of this state us
distinguished from
ill-conceived
measures for the benefit of small
and Heltishly organized groups
la-t uh give out’HelveH wholeheart
cdiv to nerving thin great «late
no It" nuirvelou« potentialities can
be developed to the maximum an
quickly a« possible."
•
• Mr« Mike Michelson has been
confined to !»«•«! pant few days suf­
fering with bronchitis. but now I h
up and feeling better.
• Application for marriage II
cciihc wax made In Klamath Kalla
laat week bv Donald H Hinthorne
and Mary Elizabeth Dean. Isith of
Ashland
• Student body of the Bellview
school held its meeting to elect
officers for the new year They
will t>e
President, Bob Dunn,
vice president, Norman Christ lelb,
secretary, Mama Byrd, treasurer,
Nancy Briggs, ami sergeant-al­
arms. John McCollum
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