Friday. May
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
National
Capitol
"The Oklahoma Kid." with
James Cagney in the title role, is
the surging drama of an empire
in creation, a rousing melodrama
of the open spaces laid in the
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planations to make to their con­
stituents.
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National Defense Alibi
With the administration spon­
soring a gigantic national defense
program, members of congress are
attempting (with more or less suc­
cess) to have their pet measures
enacted on the theory that said
measures are vital to the defense
of the United States against ag­
gressor nations. Bunk instances:
Proposal to build a tunnel under
Chesapeake Bay (it would cost
millions) would aid national de­
fense; a canal across Florida,
leaving the lower end of that state
an island; a few million for grass­
hopper control to save the forage
which is necessary in war; an in­
terlocking network of power lines
from one end of the country to
the other; wider and heavier roads
which can stand up under the
pounding of mobile anti-aircraft ,
equipment and mobile big guns;
bonus for airplane manufacturers;
more and better landing fields
maintained by the federal govern­
ment, and so forth and so on.
There is supposed to be magic in
the appeal “for national defense."
ITS THE SWING-
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DICK POWELL
ANITA LOUISE
Ronald REAGAN
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Approximately 92,000 govern-
ment workers have the jitters.
This is the estimated number of
men and women on the federal
payroll who are affected by Pres­
ident Roosevelt’s “reorganization
plan, No. 1."
About 85,000 of
these employees are in the field,
which means that they are not
employed in Washington. D. C.
Thousands have civil service sta­
tus, but that does not prevent
them from losing their jobs. It
does, however, give them a prior­
ity if there is a chance to hook on
to another government position.
Government jobs sound imposing,
but the average pay is around
$1200 a year and an employe may
remain at that figure as long as
he or she continues in the service.
And, if you believe all you hear,
promotion is a matter of favorit­
ism and not merit. A senatorial
committee recently was told that
a plain girl is generally passed
over for one who knows more
about cosmetics than dictation,
typing or filing. Of course, there
is political pull within the civil
service—always has been.
White House
Lady Eleanor not infrequently
holds three teas or receptions at
SUNDAY MONDAY
ANNOUNCING
days when homesteaders were
erasing the last frontier in the
United States.
It is a semi-historic tale of the
great land rush and other events
which followed the opening up of
Oklahoma territory to settlement
in 1893. Humphrey Bogart, Rose­
mary Lane and Donald Crisp are
in the supporting cast which will
start a three-day run at the Var­
sity theater Sunday.
vice men guarding the president
never look at him -they watch the
crowds, which is a different sys­
tem from that in vogue in other
countries. The one man who can
boss the president is the head of
the secret service detail attached
to the president. Housekeeper of
the White House must keep track
of every broken dish and all sil­
verware, these articles being the
property not of the presidential
family, but of the United States
Favorite dishes of the Roosevelts:
hot dogs and scrambled eggs
• WANT ADS •
A HOME-OWNED THEATRE
A MIGHTY TRIBUTE TO THE
MEN WHO BUILT AMERICA!
Friday, Saturday
HE COULDN’T
SAY NO”
He Loved and Learned
—Nothing!
Frank McHugh
Cora Witherspoon
Jane Wyman
“HERO OF THE HILLS”
A Mesquiteer Picture!
also
March of Time
“Young America
• WED & THUR»
Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday
NEWSDOY’S
HOME”
with
Jackie Cooper
Wendy Barrie
Edmund Lowe
And the Little Tough Guys
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Three Smrat
Girls Grow Up”
B M . White'*3
M . none of tliri
for less than $ jj
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ubo «ili meri
Eddle Itoger» of Detroit in thè
opener of Mark l.lllard'» wr«*t-
llng card ut Medford armory
next Monday night, Peti- Bel
caxtro and llob kennnxtoti clash
in thè malli event and Marshall
Carter meri» Joe Smolln»kl In
thè middle go.
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M feet B M . White Fir «00 M
I. . t B M . Red Fir 2240 M feet
B. M . none of the timber to be
»old for less than $1 50 per M feet
B M for the IJirch and Red Fir
$100 per M feet B M for thr
White Fir In Kianiath County: T
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and SW'iSW'. White Pine 1195 MILIIONS PREFER
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AT THE FORD GARAGE
USED CARS
FORDS
1938
1935
1934
1933
1932
1930
1936
1935
DeLuxe
Tudor
DeLuxe
DeLuxe
DeLuxe
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Pickup
1 *4 Ton
Tudor
$695
S295
Sedan ......
Tudor. .. .
Fordor
Roadster .
$325
$295
$215
$135
$395
$395
the White House in an afternoon.
One group of women scarcely
Truck
leaves before the next batch ar­
rives and the third crowd is mov­ OTHERS -
ing toward 1600 Pennsylvania
avenue in taxicabs before the sec­
1937 Plymouth Sedan
$545
ond company makes an exit. Mrs.
1937 Chev Town Sedan $565
Roosevelt, on these occasions,
1935 Plymouth Coupe ... $425
merely appears for a few minutes,
1931 Buick Coupe ......... $175
smiles, bows, and says a few re­
1931 Nash Sedan ........... $165
marks and leaves. A peculiar gift
1930 Buick Coupe ......... $135
of the president is that he can dis­
1929 Packard Sedan ....... $75
cuss local affairs (particularly
1926 Dodge Sedan ........... $25
political), of any part of the
1927 Chev Coupe .....
$39
country with all the authority of
1937 % Ton Pickup......... $565
a native. In public the secret ser-
Open Sunday and Evening«
LITHIA
Sgt Bob Kennaston of Gold
Hill, world’s junior heavyweight
wrestling champion, gels anol he:
chance for sweet revenge at Med
ford armory next Monday night.
May 8, when he takes on Pete
Belcastru, the mad Italian of
Weed, Calif., in the top main event
of Mack Lillard’s weekly mat pro­
gram. Kennaaton lost no time in
trouncing Joe Smolinaki two
straight falls last week to get
even for beatings at the hands of
Smolinski earlier in the cham­
pion's career ami the Gold Hill
pride and joy will have the same
thought in mind when he goes to
the post against Belcastro.
Kennaston showed himself
much improved performer
Monday in presenting a new hold
which he named the "Gold Hill
swivel." It consists of taking th«1
opponent’s lower part of the fuce
in one brawny arm and locking it
with the other in the form of a
headlock, then swinging it for
dear life. It usually results In the
victim yelling "uncle" long and
loud.
Marshall Carter, the clcvei Mis­
sourian. takes a big chew in 8n><>
linski in the middle go. Carter,
who likes to keep his work in the
bounds of the rule book, will be up
against a one-man riot in Smolin-
ski.
Eddie Rogers of Detroit return«
to face Phil Romano who has yet
to lose a match in the Medford
ring
prior to the approval of the con­
tract, to furnish n swom financial
statement showing ability to ful­
fill the terms of the contract For
copies of the form of proposul,
form of contract and bond and
other information,
application
should be made to the Chief For­
ester, O. and C. Administration,
Portland, Oregon The limber vol­
umes, given in the following ap­
praisals, are estimated and mny
be more or less than the amounts
stated. In Jackson County: T 38
S., R 4 E , Sec. 1, S'.» White Pine
1c per Word per Insertion 640 M feet B. M.; appraised at
the following minimum price of
$4 00 per M feet B M. Other spe­
FOR SALE Caterpillar tractor, cies
as follows may bo purchased
30 hp., overhauled, painted. at option
of the bidder: Iairch 1740
$625; will deliver. M VanVliet,
Grants Pass, Ore„ route 1. box
0 655, highway 99.
(16p)
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Evenings 35c—Kiddies 10c
Pine 1390 M fret R M
the timber to la« so|,| f,'
$4 00 per M feet B \| ,
civs ax follows may 1»,
nt option of the bld(d
Shasta Fir 3345 M fe-ctl
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To Varsity Sunday Weed Wop Monday
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FOR SALE—New and used desks,
filing cabinets, swivel chairs and
safes. Medford Office Equip­
ment Co., 32 North Grape street,
Medford.
(48tf)
Complete With
• Large Kitchen Heat»
• High-Speed Low-T»
perature Oven
• 4 Speed-plus - Simw
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Astogrll Smoketai
Broiler
Self-Lighting Burmn
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Easy gliding Utility
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REGULARLY
$13600
SAVING
$ 3650
United State« Department of the
Interior, General Luid Office, O.
and C. Administration, Portland, [
Oregon.
Sealed bids, marked outside
"Bid for Timber”, and addressed J
to the Chief Forester, O. and C. i
Administration, 410 Custom House,
Portland, Oregon, will be received
until 10:30 a. m., Pacific time, I
May 23, 1939 for the purchase of
timber upon the tract hereinafter
described; the cutting and removal
of the timber to be carried out in [
accordance with the forest prac- ,
tice rules approved on July 7, 1938 '
by the Secretary of the Interior.
Each bid must state the amount per
thousand feet, board measure, that
will be paid for each species or J
class of timber. No bid for less |
than the appraised value will be I
considered. Each bid must be sub­
mitted in duplicate and be accom­
panied by a deposit. The deposit
must be in the form of a certified
check on a solvent national bank
in favor of the Chief Forester of
the O. and C. Administration, 'rhe
amount of the deposit will be com­
puted at the rate of at least 20
per cent of the first $1000 of the
bid, plus at least 10 per cent of
any additional amount of the bid
in excess of $1000 and up to $10,-
000, plus at least 5 per cent of any
additional amount in excess of
$10,000. The deposit of any suc­
cessful bidder will be credited as a
first Installment in the payment
for the timber. Checks of unsuc­
cessful bidders will be returned
upon the award of the bid. A bond
will be required in an amount com­
puted at the rate of at least 20 per
cent of the first $10,000 of the bid,
plus 10 per cent of any additional
amount of the bid in excess of
$10,000. Payment for the timber
will be required in advance of cut­
ting and at the option of the pur­
chaser may be made in a number
of installments scheduled to keep
pace with the rate of timber cut­
ting and payable upon demand
from the Chief Forester. The suc­
cessful bidder will be required,
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