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The Weather
Mebforb
orcoasl Snow widght and Tucvi
day. Continued ivdd.
lUfflnt ycstcfdajr 4$
', xnvet tills moruinc S3
Pre 'I ill union 2 hi, at 5 a. in. .04
UNE
Weather Year Ago
Highest year uu.fi today
touet jt'ur at;t ttxUiy ...
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MEDFORD, Oh'LXiOW MONDAY. ,1AM'
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Today
By Arthur Brisbai
When You Are Dead.
Sheep. Mules, Exchange
Seats.
-Mongolian Idiots.
juiuuc rui uawjcia.
(OopyrlKht, lly Kin Features
Sindlcat-.. Inc.)
Work fearlessly, for the right
an ymi will bo honored, nnd i
appreciated, after you die.
!frs. I'nnkliiirst, tlmimht wo-;
men should vote. Shutc they ;
created the men for wars, they ;
should have somct hiiir to say
about war.
Everybody agrees with Mrs. j
'iuikhurst now, and Mr. laid-1
win, who opposed her, will un- i
1 11
veil her monument. , 'season, ami il... :a ,i rr the un-
. restrained pn -sentuliuii of bills,
Whin she. war, (dive, demand ! -'HU rvnu.-uiitiK discord
.1 . ,. . ,, , I ulmtily lu the tiopiicr to provide
ifc? justu-e for women, they pu',ja mJlanl di.lay t ilr.-works
her in jail. She starved her-'1'" remainder of ihe session.
., , , , 'aud wait more explosive HUbJect
sell until she was released, jur- KlU.-.r y,.t t0 ho loo-.ed.
tiee not likinL' the idea of dis- I '" i expected to nee the i.i
; . t"0('.:ictio:i ill' tin- last in' l!lo se:--
posinu' or her corpse, and tluu'ir.,, , tax leducilon, rndisirllniiiun
is what it would have had t..!;'"u ivau-icum monies prepared
; by tlm special property tax '.-eliol'
do. com mission. It is the excise tax
- on banks and all other corpora-
Keloasod from in-iaon, sho rc-;tious ft,tn lhii Mdi.m public
j utilities, upon which Me state nl
nrwed Jut fi'tit, chamM her- ( ready levies asHrssiuents. The
self in tiirt iron railings bii'oiv icommh sion's bi;i .-heady imnuiu,;.
. ' . -cd provides lor the iv;iiralu;i!ioii
tli commons, was .lailoft aarn, U-ud equalization o. assessments,
and auain cnM-orl si'lf-impostM ' "'ln aui-ouatiiiR nml uuditinu,
; reorganisation ot taxing units us
Starvation. indicatfd in tlie hill to establish
- road districts on a count y-wtrtc
Ifer erit',rat.'e won, Jlrilish v
ne vote iu the house of eom
uious and help to make laws.
Mis. I'liiikliuist . lies in hi-,
frrave, her diath hastened by
liardship, and those that hound
ed her, jiovi- honor her.
m. She i.s satisfied.
.Monopolies are p I u a H a n t,
.... .... .
mtuimizmir ciiiiipetniou. i'-;as
even monopoly may become,
burdensome. New York stock
echanm; brokers, have actual
ly more than they can do.
Their elerks work from nine
a. in. to eleven p. in. Kven
ftencrons bonuses cannot niak
up for that.
-
' ten
Wall Street expects
million share daV hefore
this pleasant market runs itsiKiound of necessity and economy
. , , . , i Phone Hearing
course. Slock exenanpe seat ; Tuesday evi-nir; the telephone
have risen from iftiO.iHlO to 'and utilities lohliy will have Its
j. i- n.n i. i ,i .' lintiint! when the Dunne niemorial
ip2:.,0(in. IJrokors lhat once rot,u,,,.iUK cou,-e8s to Institute mi
called it. a cood dav, if 'thev Ulon wide iuvestigatimi of the rates
i ii .inn u ' t . i' I"1"1 Piactlces of the telephone
dealt in L'in) shares ot stock, mouo.iy ,.mue ui for puhlic. hear
now deal in thousands ofl"K before Ihe seunte conimittct
, .... .- 'ou resolutions,
shares m silicic transactions,! -.Members of the special invesli
one house doin close to 1,-1 RadoK committee ashe-t that the
. . : tcleplione lobby, which has been
0110,000 aliares in a day. r,n ,,H itromul sim-e the first day
A new exehant'e niiit be 'of the sessl Iiuvo undeiniiiu-'l
., , , , . ihe proposal fur municipal Tonttol
lunlt, covenna a whole bloelt, i,,.- ra,..s .M1(i nlactices und thev
and 275 new scat must be
added to
the present 1,100
seats. The members, in this ar
rangement, will divide about
$:t7,.ri00,(l(Hl profit.
! Do yon wonder that boys
leave the farms?
n
. All farm animals, horses,
mules, entile, sheep, swine, in
the I'nited Stales have hi
creased ill value 4-10 ''O.'i.OOO, me:u of model farms at Indepnnd ;
.' . ,r. .., euce, Itosehurs and In the Ochneo :
in the past year, ihe total j ,, (ti.strU-t. and to explain;
Value of the nations live slock j whether these is any Rood reaso i
; . . , .... r ji whv the state should continue to
in about SIX billions 01 no!-1 a1)ri.irlllp money for what has
).irs proven lo be a losing venture.
. I Auto Licence Fee
The increased value for 20,-' This week Is also expected to
Itn. llliliaSKl .iiiu nir - , hr,nR flllt, the first of a series
0(X.iKl0 farmers is about one- ot public hearlnns upon the auto-f,,-
.. nf ,,,.' ,,, .I,,, wiH mobile license fee lesulatloll bill
THnnl of the mil t ll.lt will " M ,rafted hv a specinl committee
to 1,100 stock brokers, throuph i i.a,f.,i by Senator Kiddle. The
, .., ,.., wi chief oblectlim heard to the bill
1110 SHU Ol CXOllillllie Wilis nu-i
that does not include an in
bmiM. .d o00,no0.0ll0 in tl'cf,rB that Sonators Norblad.
Value of l.UHl seats already ex-J Hall. Kddy. i'plon. and perhaps a
. . fvw others would this week present
stinp. 1hpoiIb bills or one Joint menu-
lure directinu Itie hiuhwiiv ronimls-
A svniathetie heart protests j 8,on to ,, w,u k on primary
auaiust excluding immigration j roads J the distr.ets h.-f
of l-'ilipinos. The fjuestion is
one of policy, not of sympathy.
If this country intends to ex
clude Asiatic peoples, it must
exclude Kilinos, an Asiatic
(jixtnre.
tt Iff nnt merely a question of
"Indifferent ntandards M llvfjnp."
tint of competition with rnees that
are not a kh (ml In ted. Question any
experienced obstetrician an to or-
(Continued on I'agt Kpur).
FIREWORKS
LOOMING It!
3RD WEEK1
Much Discord in Hopper fori
Legislative Wrangles r!
More to Come Income;
Tax Bill Last Free-for-;
All Oratory Starts in'
Hearings.
SALEM, Oro., .Ian. 28. yP)
Tlli Oregon legislature today opens
the li 1 . .1 u., i; ..-,-. ro-,1.
.plan, and tlie vhsU lelion of local
Ijoiidiii and tax lvyin;-; power!;.
Tax Bill Last
Thr coniimiiion hill to thtiu all,
: the hi com- tar; mt-.-isu-e, wi'l h
. held to the very last because of
its aimdy coniinvi-iriiai naui.t.-, and
! may not eoine in as a cn"ii
iiifftsurc at all, it is now indicated.
Sharp division upon the Income
tax question is ranip:inl amor ; tin
legislators, and the piopoueuis 01
that form of taxation are so di-
viileit la the matter of what lVuei
Un Itifoinu tux mi-nsui-e should talie :
to make
It difficult fur them
to ari-o upon uuy form.
Starling tills evening with the
public Iiimi'Iuk ou Senator llaili-y's
bill tn rcneul the I'.CT ait author
IzltiS the state, hoard of control to
hoirow money from Ihe trust funds
of the industrial accident commis
sion for the construction of a state
office bulldini; here, the week
promises, to ho one of iree-for-ull
oratory. Industrial contributors 'o
the accident commission fund will
sponsor Senator llaileys repeal
measure InniKh:. and It will h"
llniiKlit ny T. l- Kay. stiiiii ireas
1 urer, and other officials on the
nt'
most ion whether their plan
will
be sanctioned by Ihe legislators i
unless it Is limited lo cities of :
liift.ufNi population and over. They
assert, however, thai the Dunne
niemorial will he adopted by sub
stantial majoiities in both bouses.
Wednesday afternoon will see a
third heuriiiK of major importance
under way. At that time mem
bers of the Oiegnn land sculi im-nt,
commission, organized In I'JI'J, will
appear helorc a sub-committee of
the wavs and ihetins committee to
show where some ssu.ouu In star-:
funds have .innc lu Die eslablish- i
las limited Is II :il ll mukes no - on
'cession to old cars in the schidule
...... ... ..... i ...
o( 0,fiuionnl hinhwav bonds or
through revision- of the
presf-n
l.;hwoy program, could
confirmed.
not he
Defer I'lcadini:.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. I'S. ol'i
I-U-ndimrs of lb nry S. Johnston,
foipendcil governor of Oklahoma,
to five nrtic!e of Impeachment be
fore the senate court of Impeach
ment, were deft-m-d today on mo.
titin of John "don's iittorm-) s until
Thursday, when couurel indicated
demurrer v III he tntercd to eluht
urtivlvv voted by the houee.
THOUSANDS WELCOME HOOVER PARTY TO ELORIDA
11 'fmk m-t FOR A CALL"
mmM KW Dv a corn
rail viiM -di AL KtU
iiMJIfiim Hoover Would Be
mtI:V3mEmiV vjan -t v 1 Committal About
Thousinds lined the streets of
rival there for a vacation at Beile
COUNTY S LEVY
FOR 1928 CUT -
TO 19J1!LLS
Inside High School Dis-
tricts Levy 16.6 Mills
Ashland 15 To Raise
Total of $601,068 .
Eagle Point Lowest.
i
The county tax levy for lfl-X.
nuo-idf of bieh si-htiol dlstriets.
will he l:l mills, a .7 mill cut from
the previous year, when It was
19." inills. The levy Inside hiBh
sehool dislriets wilt lie lli.H mills,
.:i mill lower than in lii-7, when It
was 17.5 mills.
The levy In Ashland for 1958 is
I r inills, as that city is exempt
from a road ievy of 1.4 mills', and
the eounly library levy of .L mills.
The levy is exelusive of eity and
sellool .listllet levies.
'I'be niilliii:e for the various
eounly funds and stale tax has
been apportioned by the assessor's
office as follows, with the amounts
lo In- raised:
l-'und
Stale .
I'ounty ...
School .. .
Hil.li s.'hi
M ilia bp
ti. a
;i.
Anion nt
s:i7.uir..7S
I -J 1.0 7 il. 1 1!
MS.l L'K.SX
:i:i.s.ls.fiv
i;.:nn;.:iii
44.1 is. 07
a.-nr. 1 7
:.i.i-.77.:.n
:i4.ir,i.7t
ol.
. 1
l.ll-rary
ltoad
County fair.
.l.-u Wet road. .
I'air tillihlill;s
1.4
.1
The total amount lo he raised Is
Sl.ll 1 .IM.VIiv
Tin- total levy in the incorpor
ated cities of ihe eounly Is as fol
lows: Mills.
Medford
Ashland
Unite falls .
l-boetiix
Talent
I'.au'le rninl
Hold Hill
r.s.4
(IL'.S
.VI. 7
V I.I
Jacksonville i;ii,7
l.aK'e I'oi.it has ihe lowest levy
in ihe conniy. with .VI. 7 mills, and
Hull.-' Iill the hiu'hesl with 7V.r.
mills, upon an assessed valuation
of only s 7 J . -I o .". .0 .
Aledfoi-.l Is third lowest with a
levy of "A. 4 mill... a d. cl.ne i,t
mills ov.-r 111-7 when the levy was
ti".:i mills.
TERRIBLE TURK
WRECKED AUTO
I'lioj-INIX. Ariz.. Jan. 2K. fT'f
Mar-sen Mohammed, 3h year old
wrestler, was killed near here to
day when hi automobile over
turned. crushing him to death.
The ns Angeles mat artist.
known In sport circle as "the
Terrible Turk" for his tactics in
thrlnc. was enroiite hire tti wit
ness tonight's match' between I'at
ft Mhocker of Ohio A' Casey lib -
leer of Iowa. Ho rTd Intended
ballenultig the winner.
Two years ago .Muhammg) drew
considerable attention w hen he.
defeai.-d Kenato (ianlini. noted
Italian gjppbT. after three min
utes, w 1 W: lo- hi ok; his nppo
neat's arm with a punching arm
CRUSHED NEATH prices TRENDld
Miami to welcome President-elect Hoover and his party on hia ar
Isle. k
"ALL HIGHEST" BLIZZARD GR'PS
UNSTRAINED BY NORTH PART OF
BIRTHLM POMP OREGON STATE
Former Kaiser Bears Up Heavy Snow Advancing
Well Under Exhausting Southward Snow Flur-
Program Guests Get
Fancy Menu Cards Her
mine Remains Secluded.
IHIOHX, Holland, Jan. 2v M
I'ormer Kaii-er W'il ln.dm arosr
at 7 o'clock this morning as usual,
lead the bible, had breakfast and
walked in the garden. Servants
said he showed no signs of strain
on account of tin exhaustive pro
Kt'am of yesterday when the i lo
ll enzolb-rn gathered lo eelehrate
his ?ath birthday ami to hail him
a.ct king ami emperor. During the
evening the guests partook of a
repast more elaborate than at
noon. Much guest was given a
mem. card with a gold bonier and
bearing a golden Hoheirollern
crown and a picture of ihe kaiser
in the uniform of a field marshal,
under the picture was printed:
"Kvenlng repast on the all high
est's seventieth birthday; his maj
esty, the kaiser and king."
Today only part of tlm llohen
zollern clan was the kaiser
guests as many were invited to
i bo homes of Dutch noblemen,
fount lieiilinck will enteriain half
of the birt Inlay party tonight at
Ainerongen cast te. and Ihe ot her
half with ihe kaiser as an honor
guesi tomoi row night.
Wears Deeoral hm.
On his V'Uh birthday .eslnrday
Ihe former kaiser stood resplen
dent in a field marshal's uniform
of the first royal guards. I'pon
his hi cant Were i he highest dct o
raiions within the gifi of impt
r.al (ierpiany ami many other na
tions. Male pal t hi pants in 1 he
cel.. In at ion. saluted him as "hit
majesty, the kaiser ami king."
1'iincess Hermine. whom the
knlser marrieil In exile, was not
present to sha re her husband's
I riumph or to he addressed as
' "empress." The official explana
llon was that she was ill with
what at first seemed Jo he chicken
pox. but probably was only grippe.
There was n rumor current, hr-w-ever.
t.hat she was only diplomat-
ally ill id nee the greater part of
the Jlohenzollein clan reTuse to
reeotnize her "her Imperial
rii. i jesiy," (tmeed log her merely
the title of the Raiser's spoune.
higher level in
LATE DAY TRADE
NEW kOKK, Jan. US. pi -j
Wide eoiiTTastlng fluctuations again
I featured the late session of th"
stock market today, hut most
i shocks were Inclined to follow
ininereial Holvetit whl'h(acli
ied lila1. n new high, and mor"
.than ten points above Saturday'
close. WO tnglunise Klec.lrle Jump
d seven and Colorarlo Kind and
1'uctflc Telephone and Telegmph
five iHilnts. Midland Hleel prte
ducts Preferred fell seven. The
oils encountered steady liquidation.
'I l a flfiufiifr ntia lrrei-id:ir Kulen
lapi'ioxlnitttetl l.SOO.OOu sharvv.
ries in Eugene, Roseburcj
Five inches in La
Grande Added to 34 On
Ground.
ril;TUN, Ore., Jan. -JS. uV)
A slurm howled out of the
north tasL niht amt today north
western Oregon found Use if in the
grip of a snowstorm which in
Several suctions approached a.
bllzi'.ard in Intensity. Slowly ad
vancing southward, the storm was
expect ad by the weather bureau
hen- to reach ihe upper Willam
ette valley points during the day.
While (ii'auls pass reported HUH J
shine and mild weather after a
brief flurry of siu.w lod.iy points
to the north were turning anxious
eyes toward overhanging clouds.
At llugene flurries of large
fiiow flakes continued to fall to
day, although I hey melted as they
fell. Surrounding hills had taken
on a. blanket of white. The ther
mometer dropped to W2 degrees
in Kugcnc last night.
I lamp snow, fell in Sale in, al
though lit I le remained on the
u round. A m illinium tempera
ture of was reported.
Kosehurg experien I light snow
flurries, -wii h the. hills covered,
but with I be snow nod ting In
ihe eity. Yesterday '.h mini mum
l here was !t 1 degrees.
Oranls Pass reported a threat of
snow this morning in t ho J log tie
Valley., hut that later the clouds
nave Way lo sunshine ami ml hi
weal her. The mountains surround;
im: the valley received a light
fall of snow.
hi li I ll ande. five im he of
mow Sat urday niuht drought I he
loial fall in II days to ::!!&
no lies, wilh most of It remaining
on the ground. At 7:itn a. m.
today the thermometer registered
I ft degrees above zero. The Wal
lowa lake high-vay was reported
i lo-ed, (1it the old Oregon Trail
hii.hway was open 1 travel, with
motorists urged lo drive with cau
tion. The Noted Dead
T Hi Vi . Jan. id'i - Prim e
K ii nl, fat her of the Km pi ess Na
u.iko, is dcal at the aue of ."ifi.
The empress was at his lud.-dde
wheiihe K'li'nunlii il 0i inteuiinal
ul' er ami Yiemorrhages,
Prince nil, who v as a ireii-t-i
.il, v. a.- po-sthuniotisly promoted
in a fit-Id marshal. He was a
member of the supreme war coun
cil and during his career saw much
;k i Ive service, Im iu dim: member
q"1'1 1,1 tIM general sian oiiring uie
I'OTSHA.M. (leinialiy. Jan. L'H. ,
iV fiem i;i Hans Von IMessen.
! fm mei ly f-omtmimb-r of Impei lal
he.iflmiiii-tet md one-time ad Jul -
jam tif KaiNi i W lib. bn. died today
at the ag.- nf MX. He had been 111
' w ith the gi ippt- for the past few
e-
TrJns Criith on ITT. II.
CAI.dSliV, Alta., Jan. l!.-'7'i--
i t iim'm ei f kiiicu n mi a niu o
was cerloiinly injured as tlm result
j of a crash hetw een I wo fr Ik lit
trains at Ainlrb- on the Canattian
! Piieiflc railwa)'s Uary-Kdinon-I
ton line.
atpu nnrM
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'
MOSl
i
Happy to See Former '
Governor Smith Al Non-!
I
v ion
Objects to Pestering By.
Reporters.
MIAMI liKAi'U, l-'l.i.. .Ian. I'S.
iVi - - I'resiilem elect II nnvcr vald
itny he would be -"most happy" to
mv former ( lovernor , Ifre.l !;.
Stilitb, who Is spemltiii; pa it nf his
vacation time al Coral Cables, only
a .sboii (Hslauce from ihe 11. ..,.:
home mi l:.'ll- 1-1. .
Mr. Iloov r's sla lenient , made in
reply to a question from a ii'U-s-pajier
correspondent, fidlovvs:
"lly all means I shoulil he jilad
if Governor Smith ha-; lime lo rail.
1 should he most happy to see
him."
Advised of Mr. Hoover's state
ment hy telephone, the former
New York governor said he bait
no xlaleineni in make.
"Will you si"' .Mr. Hoover?" be
was asked.
"I aid there was no stalenient,"
the Hi. in. rati. lead.-r replie.l. lie
aildeil that lie was Interested, hut
thai h was in Florida for a vaca
tion and objected to newspaper
eo rresj ion dents continually calMnu
hhn on the telephone.
"1 would lie tilud to see you men
in a urowp any time,' he said.
All effort lo i.rllli; the president
elect and Mrs. Smith together
through a third parly was under
taken today by Hamilton VYrlnlit.
pics anent foe Miami, who called
al Hoover headiiuarlers. This re
quest was flatly refused, advisers
of Mr. Hoover taking the position
that they Would not heeoiuc a par
ty to what they termed a "pub
licity siuni."
Seventeen-Year-Oltl Port
land Lad Slain in Clack
amas Robbery Four Pals
Landed in Portland Jail
All Residents of Rose City
POi:TI,A.'r. Ore.. Jan. S. OVt
Thtr body of a 1 , year-idtl boy
lay In the morgue here today
the victim of n revolver in the
hands of the man he sought (n
rob.
Kour other lads were In Jail,
awaiting whatever charge were to
be placed against them. They were
captured after their comrade had
been mortally wounded.
i scar J. Rank, 17, was killed
when the five boys were atiemptlng
to break Into it store at rtartnn,
Clackamas county, after midnight
Sunday morning,
Couls Nelson. 17; Ithd Uarr, IS;
Sam Hchaitz, 17, and (icorgo Car
ver, 17. are In Jail. All live In
Portland,
As the hoys were robbing the
store, Harvey (Jibnon and Andy
Tucker, his son-in-law, heard a
noise and appeared on their porch
nearby. After shouting to Ihe
you lbs, both own opened fire, In
tending lo shoot the tires from the
two automobiles which the boys
had stolen and In which they in
tended lo make I heir e-iaway.
One of the builds stiiiek young
Hank, fatall wounding him.
The boys rati b their cars, but
Were unable to get pile of lllcni
stalled. Uank dh d as he fell Into
(he tonneau of the oilor machine.
Two of the robber rail to the side
of the road and hid ami the others
Hod In theh- automobile When
they rcachi-d 1'orilaml tit placed
ItiMik's dead body on a curb and
notified a nearbyhome that "a
dead ma n Is lying In the si rect."
They were nr. -led shortly after.
The two youths who hid in the
brush near the scene f the rob
bery were picked up within a few
mlnuics.
Spud lioai ! echo u m
HVHNKV. N. S Jan. L'vVfA'j
The Canadian noveinment steamer
Stanley has been m den d from
North Sydney t o attempt to re
lease the Norwegian freighter
Tel tic lee -locked bel ween .Marga
ret, and chetlcamp. The TVrne,
laden with potatoes from Oeorge
tnwn, P. I'j. I., for Havana, Culm,
lias been fast In Ihe lee a half mile
off shore, for a neck.
BANDITS
ET BARRAGE
ONE SLAIN
Driver Burie
! Avalanche o Ik
Bottles Anc w
M 4
I'h:ti.ah, ui.'.. ,i.in.
(!'' An aviilan" h.- f milk
j ))( i It-s. miow and an m
I 4- inninl lunM-iliiiwn til 1 I K
' wap'ii. i.mi.a i:v.-rfti Sir-
ii-f. a. driver of the vviimui,
i'. uly iiHl:ty. Service v:i c.-
til ateil l.y fiiemen and ;im
'4 t a Ice ii lo a hipiin I wit tt an
! iiijiircil lejc- Service said Ins
bi.i-M's shied a:; they nnmdi l
a ctiiner. Itis vvaj-ioi skill -
d.it. Mruck the ciirtdni; amt
w.
A peaesirlan. afK'r takint;
,f l,h" l,,;lU;,n-
v t he l it e depart iio nt.
T
Campus Rumor That Med
ford Coach to Join Ore
gon Staff Not Substan
tiated Has Many Offers
On Coast Is Report.
A spi-cial article sent out by the
press hurt-aii of the fniVersity of
Oregon today gives publicity to
the rumor that I'rink C. t'allisou,
coach nf the .Meilfuril high school
for the past six years. Is slated
for a couching Job at stone coast
collect- the coming year.
There is no deft idleness in the
report, which has been lu the uir
since last November, t'allison be
fore leaving wit h bis basket ball
team for the north last Thursday,
suhl that he expected to "know
wit bin a too nth what whs going
on."
i.'alllson has been mentioned ay
a coach at the I'nlversity of Cali
fornia, soul hern branch, at the
I'nlversity of Idaho, at tlm I'ni
versliy nf I'tnli, ami a half dozen
smaller institutions, and a couple
of California high .schools.
The special article from the
rniversiiy Is us follows:
I'NIVHItSlTV OF OHKOON,
Jan. "N. (Special.) The rumor
has huen circulating over Hie uni
versity campus to the effect hat
Prink Callison. Medford high
school's "wonder coach." Is 'u line
for a Job with Ihe Webfool coach
ing staff.
Itlght at present, however, there
la no vacancy on the staff, ami ho
far both Callison and Virgil Karl,
director of nthletlcH at the ! of
(.. have been non-committal upon
the subject.
I teen use of the phenomenal
record which Callison has matin at
the southern school iu the past
few years, it Is a well known fact
that he has hail conch im: offers
from various schools up and down,
(he coast. . It Is very obvious that
excellent athletic material has
been developed at Medford In the
past few seasons, and the officials
of the various iuslituiions are well
aware of the fact lhat wherever
Callison goes many of these play
ers will follow him.
If anyone thinks that Callison
hasn't made a record for himself,
tel him absorb the following facts:
In his six years as alhleile coach
at -Med lord high school, Callison
Ii has hot dropped a single football
conlesi, and has only been (led
once. For the past three seasons
j his teams have been uncrowned
j football champions of the stale.
J In basketball ho has won six
: southern Oregon championships,
lone state championship, hna been
' runner up twice, and has won one
j consolation tournament, During
I the present season, It begins to
I appear very likely that he may
j annex another state hoop title. In
I bast ball, which, In the southern
i part of the slate, Is a very minor
j sport. Prink has managed to col-
left three district championships,
i In HtL'4, which has been the only
I year of late in which the southern
j Oregon schools have competed In
I track, C'lison's pupils placed
: first.
GAL'S NAVY PLAN
j WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. V!I
; A meesage from Herbert Hoover -to
President Coolhlgo endorsing
the president's naval views nnd
denying statements Inferring the'
contrary, was read to the senate
'today hy chairman Hale of the
I senate naval committee.
Profit In Spmliiic.
l-Ol'ISVl.n;, Ky. W) Knox
(eounly farmers wljo fol'jwed ad-
VP: of their county agent In spray,
lug ri tilt trees received from $1
to $.1 a bushel for apples lilts your
and have put Boon bushels In stor
age. A p ph-A not sprnyed brought
around &Q centi a buihcl.
EUGENE GOSSIP
ALLISON
SIGNED UP
LIMITATION
iON SESSION
I IS DISPUTED
Hoover Due for Opposition
By Democrats in Effort to
Limit Extra Session for
Relief -Senator Robinson
Sounds War Cry De
clared Unconstitutional.
Wash i N( i to x, Jan. 2 R . -
Herbert Hoover is going to bump
into a fight with the lemoerats on
his proposal to' Unlit the intended
extra cession of the new congress
this spring to the consideration of
taiilT and farm legislation.
Senator ltohinson, of Arkansas,
the Hcmof raiic leader, sounded
the war cry today with a declara
tion against the president-elect's
proposal which he terms unconsti
tutional. "There are many things on
which legislation will be needed If
the exti a session Is called," said
Sena lor Itobinsou. "and certainly
there is no constitutional method
by which the senate can be limited
lu the exercise of Its legislative
duties."
However. He publican leaders
are looking confidently to the
power of an overwhelming major
ity In the house to carry out the
limitation scheme. It is conceded
that if the house Ucptihlicnn lead
ers finally decide only to organize
the necessary committees for con
sideration of the inrlff and farm
relief that no other legislation can
be put through there. Republicans
will haw n majority of almost 100
lu the house.
The senate can go ahead and
pass all the bills It wantH In th.f
I'-vini session but If thu house mo-
JoVlty refuses to consider them
they cannot bueomu law. House
leaders do not intend to consider
anything but la riff and farm re
lief In" deference to tho wishes ex
byessed hy Mr. Hoover In his con
ference here this month,
Th Hoover admltiistrat I o n's
scheme can be upset only hy ti
coalition of Democrats with u
healthy size block of Republican
votes In the house. House Demo
crats are guaglng the prospects
but l heir hope is faint. - -
PORTLAND, Jan. 2. dTP) Ah
the result of police rald conduct
ed over the week end, Uifi men
worn under arrest today on
charges ranging from vagrancy to
gambling and possession of liquor.'
Thirty men were arrested Sun
day night at a pool hall. Charges
were preferred against only four
teen of ihe HO, however. Throe,
found (i laying pool for money,,
were charged wilh gambling.
Kleven wow charged with 'Va
grancy. Sa l u rtlay n Igh t wa s t hi hlfr
night. More than 125 men wero, :
taken to tho police station, ques
tioned by detectives, finger-printed
and their records compared
with those on file.
Will Rogers Says:
NKW YOKK, .l,i. -JS.
Ww Vot-k (rives ils imniinl
rci-cjititiit iimiin tomorrow
to (.'iiptjiin l-'ricd of the
A in e r i c n.
First Office-
Mainline nm
his men nrc
just stnrtiiiit
in on their
life sn vinjr
enrcers, tlicv
a re lu-iicliciilly iiiniiteiirs yet.
Hut this l-'ricd, it's pettirw
mm it limit won't make up its
miiiil to Kink till they know
lie is mil on tjje nccitn unme
ilncc. Hit (likes on more.
iiissciii;crs in the middle, nf
Ilic lu-ciiti thiit most .ships do
lit purl. If llnovev don't
put him on his enliinet, why
Mussolini will on li is. An
SOS is that liird's telephone
number. So vivti, the whol.t
Aincricii!; crew, nnd the (Ten
eroiiK piisseiiKOi-H on boiird.
Yours,
WILT. ROGERS.
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