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PAGE SEC MflPgQBD MAIL 'TRIBUNE, MEDFOBD, OREGON,' THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1930. NOUS ATTITUDE Official Statement On Re fusal Become Candidate, Bares Reasons Ousting .Commission Members No Apology for Action. SALEM, Ore., July 3. VP) Governor A. W. Norblitd mude un nouncement yeaterduy ' by iBHUing an offlrlul Rtatemcnt thut he will not be a, candidate for the Ite puhlican nomlnutlon . for governor ut the handH of, the atute central committee when It meetu In a few weeke to name tho lute George W. Joneph'H eucceatmr uh Itepuh llcafv nominee. '.v The governor's statement touchCH lightly on hi reaHonn' for not be coming a candidate, and goex at lenRth Into ftoine of. ' his official acta since the primary election that have brought crltlclHm upon him. Particularly the mntemeiit riealg with changea made In the highway, game and war veterans' Mate aid commlHaionM. Ho denies that hlH removal of Robert W. Hawyer of Head from the highway cominlHKion waa to fulfill a promlae made before the primary to Henator Jay 11. Up ton of Mend. Hawyer, he saya, canned lack of harmony' In the highway hoard and ahowed no In .terewt In the RotiHeveli coast high way. All officials removed, he says, were opposed to his an nounced policies. ' . ,i Rupport Appreciated. Norblad expresses appreciation fotr pressure which, ho says, has been brought upon him to be a candidate before the state commit ted, for tho 47.000 votes given him 'Inthe primary election and the N8.no plurality given him out side of Multnomah county, but adds that bIiico he has always heen a subscriber to the Oregon primary system, he accepts' the Wtdlct of. the voters at tho polls. '. , "1 would like to soy to tho peo- Aa nf nraunn thnl I hliva t l'lllt . .1,11 ..II II.. .. f t.,.l,A1 IV .iiiiiiii uii tuu pi uiiiinnn ( iiutu ,made," the statement says. ' I did remove Mr. Hawyer from the highway commission, .Mr. Oorrlgan from tho game commlinlon and Mr. North from the vetoran' stale aid commission for reasons which uppqared to me to fully Justify my action In thut roitard. "'I havo not had reason to change my opinion, nor do I apol oglno for my : nctloli. I relieved there gpntlemon of their official duties loraclyi because they nsefl their official positions and Influ ences In the primary election con trary to my announced promises 0id policies to tho people "of the sjato.. . J.-., Sawyer Matlo Trouble. '"In addition to that, wi far as Mr, Sawyer Is concerned. 1 can now tell the peof.le of the state that In so far as .Mr. Hawyer was concerned, he was responsible for . lack of harmony on the stato highway commission and also, to aoy the least, he had shown no Interest In the completion of the Roosevelt highway which 1 con sider one of Oregon's greatest assets. f."Mr. Sawyer hardly had any reason for personal complaint, since he received the office of highway commissioner through the requested resignation of Com missioner Judge Duby. who was admittedly one of the finest high way commissioners Oregon ever had. 1 wb'h to deny most em phatically the published stale ments to the effect . that Senator Joy II. I'pton had anything to do with the removal , of Mr. Hawyer. , "The unvarnished truth Is thut Mr. Upton had no knowledge- of my Intention to remove Mr. Hnw yer and was not parly to It- In any way, shape, or form. 1 ac cept the entire responsibility for removing Mr. Sawyer. Notes Approval. Jt Is pleasing to me lo note thai In no single Instance have I heard anyone disapprove of tho elections I made to fill the va cancies caused by Mr. Davo Kvans to the game commission and Mr. liaison to the world war veterans' state aid commission. ! am also pleased to note that there has been no criticism of my work os governor. "Such criticisms as hove been made, relate only to the removals Enjoy e Yourself! .Keep Insects Outdoors Always Spray EXPLAINED Ml stated and some petty charges concerning my official expenses. The people of Oregon may expect, and Bhall receive from me. my very best services as governor until the expiration of my term. EGGS ADVANCE AS RECEIPTS DWINDLE PORTLAND, Ore., July 3 Jft Produce exchange maintained cube butter gradt'H at unchanged whole Rale nrlcett today except for flrntH which were cut a cent to 28 cents a pound. Demand wan Htrong on top grades, especially for 90-92 score, hut medium and under grudeti were drnggy. Home deulors were holding clonely for higher prlcpH. New strength In the egg murkpt was evident In 1 cent advances on all grades hy u few dealers though the Pacific Cooperative Poultry us socintlon announced c,uotatlons unchanged. Receipts so far this week havo run 600 cases under last week. Demand continues fair. MveMm'k- PORTLAND. July a. (A1) Calves -10; steady to strong.. Ilogs. 7fi, on contract; steady. Rheep J 00; steady. ' No livestock market here July 4 or B. lrocliico. POHTLANI), July 3. P) flut- I ter: l-'lrsts cent lower, other I grades steady. Firsts 28c. j Kkuh: Home dealers offering i cent higher than co-operaiivo as- soclatlon, which announced iiitii- laii.ms unchanged. , . rZ-. TZ. nuts, hoy, cascara barlt and hops steadv and unchanged. Portland Wheat I'OIITI.ANU, July 3. (P) Wheat futtires: Open IllKh Low Close July 01 Mi .9 Hi .90 .0H Sept 92 .92 .61 V4 ' .91V4 Deo 9tHi MVi .95 .115 Cash wheal : nia Hend blnestem 1.07 Soft white w.. .93 Western while w... .93 Hard winter : 91 Northern upi'lUR- .t 91 WeHtern red .. .' 91 Outs: No. 2, 38-lb. white, 127.(10. Today's car receipts: Wheat 5(lc, flour 15c, corn 6c, oats 2c, hay 4c. Wall Street Report NBW yo rtlC, July a.; The Block ticker told a tale of wpecula live exhniiMtlon today, Him re prices drifted lower ns tnidlng drnftged long nt the slowest pace In two years, until late In the sesMlon when celling became fairly active In n few shares. The closing gong fiUKpended nctlvtty for tho triple holiday. Most of the active traders had already left town, and customer' rooms wero deserted. Case wus off more than 10. Losses In mare active shares In cluding U. R, HI eel, American Can, Oenerul Uleotvln uml American Telephono were held to aliout two point, Dupont hrnke below 10 I anoiher new low. The close was weak. Sales up-' prnxlmated 1,3110,000 shares. Today's cloning prices for 1 5 selected stocks follow; Am. ran 117 H Am. Tel. A Tel 207 Anuconda AO Col. fins (I2H Curtlss-Wrlght 7 . flenernl Klectric (new) 07 (lenerul Motors , 40 Kennlcot Copper i 3K fc Mont. Ward 2-1 Hudlo Coriionitlou 25 "i Reading 10 Heai'M Roebuck , B2th H. V , M I9i I'nlted Air craft h2 U It. H. Hteel 1 f7 T MOTHER FIRS! OFFICER KILLED TO VISIT TOMB KANSAS CITY. July S. W The ninihi-r of Ihn rirot UiiIUmI HtutcH nrniy officer klllod In tir tlon In Fninro will bent!! 8ntur 1uy n pIlKrlmmnRC to end nt n white croHN In tho Hotnmo rente tery. She l Mm. Catherine Fllmlm mnnn. Her inn, I, lent. Wllllum T. KltcelmnionM. iittnrhetl to the 1 li, r vnrri hottpitnl unit, wiih klllett hy n Oernmn nerlnl bninh September . 1017. Hoot Gibson Star , Of Rialto Program Hoot OIHnon will unllop onto the screert of the Kox Itlnlto theut' r tomorrow In "Trlinrer Trlek." hi In'.fst all-tKlklne wetern picture, rrmnniml Willi .action dynumlte 'from Hinrt to flnlnh.' ' , ," The ncene In Inld In the land of fighting romance. Hoot plny the purl of a miner who come in to breuk up o wnr between nhrep im'n and cattle men nnd Incldentnlly to nvente the death of a murdered brother. Thero nre thrlllii a-pnn- Pino every minute, toxether with ' plenty of the comedy for which ; lloot'a pictures are fnmoua. i Needlera to ay. Hoot aluo findu; time la engage In an appealing romance. In which the pari of the' lrl la played by charming Rally ! lhn.w.MlM Eller'a role la th.it! of the girl owner of a aheep ranch ; who I, at her wlt'a end until the I ehlvalrou. Hoot rldea to the aacue. I I 1 w 1 1,1 I 1 I BAR TO OILING Allowance Periled an is m tgfttafuafKm Now that she's married Mrs. Ruth Mix Gflmore. 17. may lose her $250 a month allowance from her father, Tom Mix. - " n . . . ' , . POStal Telegraph POle On .. . . ii,, nil nit Right of Way to Oil Plant Will Be Moved Soon, Is Rolinf DtJUcli Tho polar controversy underway ubo'lt H l'ostal Telegraph pole which Infringes uyon the right of way of the Southern Pacific spur to the ' Jackson county road oil heating plant, showed signs this morning of being settled, after de laying loud oiling operations for severul dnys. ' Accord! tig to County Knglilocr Paul Rynning, It looks like the matt or would bo adjudicated by the middle of next week. As soon as H Is, the work of placing the final coat of oil on tho Huch high way and tho Hams Valley highway wilt be started. Tho Richfield Oil company upon vvhcine properly the pole riKCH, had offered to Intercede and use Uh good offices in having ihe pole shifted, so as to comply with tho Oregon Public Hervioe commission I rule that u pole mum be einht L'eet i from the center of the right of I way. The moving of the polo was a technical mutter of which the 'general public is not very much 'aware, nnd involved iho unravel' ling of miles of red tape. There Is a strong demand thru out the county for the oiling of nil rural roads, upon which tile dust files thickly from now until snow flies. Owing to the lack of funds, It Is not likely all these requests can be met. The oiling program this year was something of a test, and If it proves a success, will be listed next year us u heavy Item In the budget. Housewives of Kuule Point a month ago requested the county court to oil the county roads In that vicinity, as the dust was a nuisance during the summer. T PKORIA. III.. July 2. (Special) Blue Iitubon Mult, u centrm lluiiuiN tirm. In (wifouraKing the Hunter hoyH In keep kuIiik. "Ilur rtili for Hunter llrutuerx, the reeonl hreukluK plnne. "City of ChleiiHo nnil Centrul Hlllnoln." wnx the inenHiiKi' relayed to tho Intrepid avlntom by Ulue lilhlion Mult to Hiiy, when It MuNhoil wind to the flyern thut tllue Klhlion Mult woulil nlve them one dollnr fur every mlmitu they reiniilueil nlnfl after 6 p. in., July 1. This extru Klft mrrlfH with It the felliltutlniiM tuid Krulltutle of nil Hotith eentrul Illinois, the nieKHUite rend. MnrHliflehl Inmnllnllnn of Him plex printer leloKruph Hystem In loctil nfflees ot WeHtern Union, completed. I m : ' i w j.v ii mum THE YEAR'S DIZZIEST DISH OF SLAPSTICK COUNTY ROADS NEAR REMOVAL 1 COMINQ j ! SUNDAY Lake Resorts and Nearby Celebrations Lure Local Folk Over July 4 Holiday Ijike resorttt will play an impor tant part In the celebration plans of MfMlford people. Inquiries today revealed. Diamond nnd Pish lokcK'and Lake of the Woods are the three main attractions. Quite a number of motorists left tills afternoon to avoid the heavy traf fic that is expected tomorrow morning. Other large delegations will find their way to celebrations at Crescent City. Afhland and Klamath and there will be the usual number of people who will remain to keeji the home fires burning. Of course, as usual. Crater Lake will attract many Med ford people.; Plans of a fow Med ford citizens j picked at random are as follows: i Carl V. Tengwuld will stay In his j nffic. and create a payroll. "I i would be foolish to go out tomor row when everyone else is making the roads duwty. 1 can go fishing any time." ' C. O. Smith will work in the morning, ano g out some place for dinner In the evening. A. S. Roscnbaum will get up nt five o'clock, go to Klamath Kails, Crater Jake, and In the evening to Ashland. Ills two nephews will accompany him. Jack Carle will be around. No particular plans ma tie, unless to mow some lawns. Willsie Pruitt "I'm going fish "Coming events cast their shadows before" WS A POTY T BE (FATS X If - I When tempted to over-indulge "Reach for a Lucky instead" Be moderate be moderate in all things, even In smoking. Avoid that future shadow v by aVoiding over-indulgence, if you would maintain that modern, evcr-youtli- ful figure. "Reach for a lucky instead." Lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette you ever smoked, made of the finest tobacco The Cream of the Crop "ITS TOASTED." Lucky Strike has an extra, secret heating process. Everyone knows that heat purifies and so 20,679 physicians say that Luckles are less irritating to your throat. "It's toasted" Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough In his famous book entitled "Foods For the Fat," Dr. Yorke-Davics gives this advice: "Any system for reducing fat will be of no avail if the patient persists In eating between meals." We do not represent that smoking lucky Strike Cigartttes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when tempted . to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky instead," you will thus avoid over-indulgence in things that cause excess weight and, by avowing over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form. TUNE IN The lucky Strike Dance Orcl.ctra, every Saturday and Thursday evening, over N B. C networki. y IIH Tni Am.rton Txfettta Co Mn. ing. I don't know where but I'm going some place where I can catch fish. Probably to some little stream. " Dr. B. R. Klliott "We have a boat reserved and everything all set to catch fish at Diamond lake. Pin taking my family with me and will remain there until Kunday." Verne .Hhangle "I may go to Portland, Crescent City, Crater Ijike. And I nufy stay home and play golf. When a fellow has u wife he can't say where he will go." Tim Fallin "I'm going to spend the Fourth of July right In Med ford, Ore. Oh. I'll go fishing In the morning, of course, but that isn't news." Don Newbury "Prospect, Cra ter I.sake or Klamath Falls. We can't decide which. We asked the baby and she wanted lo go to all three." Mrs. Maud Chapman "I'm go ing to stay at home and rest until evening. Then we will take our supper out on the liver, probably Into the Sams Valley country-" Olenn Rrenner "I'm going to sleep while the town is quiet, if you think anyone cares to know." Tom Fuson "I'm going to Lake of the Woods for the Fourth. I'm going to take all the fish out of tho lake and bring them back and distribute them among my neigh bors. Will stay there the fifth, too. Taking no one but the family." Mrs. K. W. Wakefield "Apple gate and a picnic dinner. That's how we'll spend the Fourth, with the J. W. Wakefields, K. R. Coss .family, Wlllard Whitmans and Lester Cox and family.' . Wm. Isaacs "At my cabin, my favorite spot. I'm going down to night. And I'm going to do some fishing." M rs. A. W. Mason "We're go ing to Crescent City tonight. We're not going to take anyone but the dog. We're going to do what we please and eat wherp we please." The Misses Lucille Barrett and Ruth Koozer plan to celebrate in Klamath Falls, now famous for its bearded men. T. J. Kn right and family will visit the Herb Hunna family at Jacksonville all day. Among local residents planning to motor to Diamond Ijike ore Mrs. Josephine Jones, W. P. Gil lette, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oarlock, Raymond Mays and Fred Thomas. Crescent City will attract Mr. J and Mrs. Frank Farrell, Constance Andrews, Helen Dugun, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bun well, Arthur Perry. Fred Parsons. William Kchulz will find his way to Fish lake and Mr. and Mr. ; S. N. Oormnn and daughter Nellie j will visit Dead Ilndlan. Ashland I will also be -the destination of many local people and Lake of the Woods is aura cling u nut her large delegation. Bank Man Dies BURNS, July a.(P) K.trl H. Conser, 50, cashier of the First National bank here, died yester day of Injuries suffered in an auto mobile accident the first of the week. is? Free Funeral Is ! Prize At Legion Post Celebration HARVEY. 111., July .1. () There's to be a celebration by the American legion here to- morrow, and the merchants fr are furnishlns prizes. One ot the rewards the of- fer la by on undertaker is a free funeral. SENATE AGREES ON STUDY FUND WASTI I NO TON,' July 3. (& Continuance of the Hoover law enforcement commission's inquiry Into enforcement of all laws was assured today when the senate ac cepted the house provision for $250.ouo In plnce of its own $50. 000 fund limiting the inquiry to prohibition. The netiun overturned an earlier senate vote to restrict the eommis sion's investigation. i .Pre.sklent Hoover had warned ! congress that is the larger amount ! were not forthcoming, he .would ' obtain the extra funds from pri ! vate jintirces. SARGON GAVE HIM A 14 POUND GAIN "It wasn't any mild case of rheu matic and neuritis pains that K:ir gon hud to tackle in my case fur my shoulders and urm.s word su BIBEAU pa i nf ii I I eou d ha rdly use them ii nd my right hip anil leg were in about the same fix. I was in pain and misery all the time. Medicines, treatments and b&thi didn't do me nny Kod, but 12 bottles of Sargon drove every pain out of my body, built up and strengthened my whole system and gave me a gain, of 14 pounds. "Hargon Pills got my liver actlve and cleansed my whole system of poisons and I don't believe there Ls any finer luxatlvo in the world." .1. T. Uibeau. 701-1 liith Ave We alth', real estate broker. Coming to Medford DR. MELLENTHIN Special Attention to Internal Medicine DOES NOT OPERATE Will be at Hotel Holland on " Tuesday, July 15 from' 10 a. m., to 4 p. m. ONE DAY ONLY Nt Charge For Consultation Dr. MellentMn'o visits are great ly appreciated and patronized, es pecially by those who are suffering or ailing from troubles of the in ternal organs, in the cheat or abdo men; also head; ear, nose and "iroat. The Doctor accepts only those who can be treated medicin ally with the aid of correct diet and. hygiene for which a nominjl charge is made. Women If married please bring tl eir husbands. Whatever your complaint may be It will be of interest to consult the Doctor on this trip. . Below are the names of 'a few of his many satisfied patients: Mrs. Harriet Anstadt, Astoria. ' Alfred Clemmens, Corvallis. , Chas. Desch, Portland. , W. G. Grubbe, Albany. : - Mrc. J. G. Huntsucker, Toledo. W. E. Hanklns, Mt. Hebron, Calif. Denver Kincaid, Ashland. Bert Lampa, St. Helens. ' , L. H. Martin, Moro. F. O. Pollard, Yreka, Calif. E. F. Smith, Heppner. Mrs. Wm. Schuenlng, Helix. Lee Oey, North Powder. T. L. Shi wn, Golriendale. Emma Turner, Mikkato. Henry Trowl.-rldge, John Day. J. H. Wood, Eugene. V. P. Harris, Athena. Mrs. B. Danks, Klamath Falls. Mrs. Walter Sco'.t, Mt. Angel. Henry Schultz, Pendteton. Mrs. O. N. Kimball, Crabtree. Mrs. Frank Simpson, Hood River Lee Slucher, La Grande. Note above the exact date and clacel Permanent address: 268 So. Serrano, Lrs Angeles, Calif Funny Birds Don't Lay Eggs But , THE WORLD'S FUNNIEST BIRDS ARE LAYING FOR YOU SUNDAY With the ' bouncing buffoons of V "RIO RITA" JOHN H. LOCK Painting Decorating Fine Interior Work Specialty Phone 118 '
