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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1933)
PXGT5 TTVO medfohd mstl thtbttnts, irEDroiiD, obecon, thtksdhy, august 3, 1933. One-Man Business Is Tough Nut to Crack for Recovery Drive General By BABBY FEROCSOK, i rnlted Prees staff Correspondent. WASHINGTON. Aug. S. (DP) Just as tli temperature u boiling up above S today and the humidity was soaring like Protessor Plccard on a clear day. eomebody atepped up to General Hugh B. Johnson and Inno eentiy Inquired how a businessman who doesn't employ anyobdy waa go ing to reduce working houra of bla employees. That threw the whole national re covery program Into ohaos. There hasn't been so much eidtement down there since the day when a lumberman called up and actually got to talk to Johnson after waiting only 39 minutes and being discon nected four tlmea. Well, the NRA went Into confemce on the qeustlon of whether Dominie Tuterwlla, who playa the dual role of employer end employe at his fruit stand, should apply himself for a raise la pay and ehorter hours and get a blue eagle, or should he be de prived of a blue eagle and allowed to pursue an untrammeled course of nigged Individualism and vote the straight Republican- ticket In 1030. Out of that NRA conference came the answerclear cut and definite. It was: "Yea. and again. Ho." Re wUl be allowed to display the blue eagle, but he will not be allowed to change the "We Do Our Part" to "I'M Doing My Part." That's simple enough, but on the tangled question pf ethics the NBA waa strangly silent. Obviously, if Mr. Tuterwlla, doesn't raise bis own pay be will not be doing his psrt It Is equally obvious that the only way he can raise his pay Is ao Issue an order to himself to work longer hours. But he has signed an agree ment with President Roosevelt to work shorter houra and not to re duce salarlea. It was suggested that a happy so lution for Mr. Tuterwlla would be to raise the price of an apple from 6 cents to 6 cents. Then, you see, he could work shorter houra and pay himself a larger salary. Right there, thougn, somebody called attention to section nine of the president's re employment agreement which for bids 1-icreaslng the price of any mer chandise "more than Is made neces ssry by replacement or Invoice costs of merchandise." Apples selling at a cents each would promptly convert Mr. Tuterwlla Into a profiteer, and you better smile w.hen you call any body that, pardner. Maybe we might as well forget the whole business. T IN IRK OFC-C I. R. Kline Says Stronger Bond Between City And Rural Areas Woven By Great Get-together Pionlo. "As human happiness depends up on Individual prosperity, It becomes the loyal and patrlotlo duty of every ettlaen and every organisation to co operate with the Medford Chamber f Commerce, which la striving dili gently at this time to make Presi dent Roosevelt's National Recovery Act effective." fluch was the message brought to more than 3000 farmers, entertained here yesterday by Medford merchants at the plcnle in the city park, when 2. R. Kline, master of the Pomona Orange, expressed the sincere thanks and appreciation of the residents of the rural dletrlots, invited to the very successful affair. Appreciate Effort. "Having met here today as guests of the Medford Chamber of Com merce to partake of this grand and delicious barbecue luncheon and re freshments, we keenly appreciate the huge undertaking of the Chamber of Commerce of satisfying the appetites of several thoussnd hungry farmers," Mr. Kline declared. "True to repu tation for doing things worthwhile, the Chamber of Commerce has msde the festivities of the day a grand success." "We hope that from this event may emanate a stronger friendship and a stronger spirit of cooperation be tween the resldenta of this city and those of every community In south ern Oregon." Mr. Kline continued. "Time will not permit the enumer ation of the many achievements of our local chamber, and the valuable services given the farmers, dairymen and orchardlsts of this county. But those who have resided here for some time are aware of the fact that had It not been for this wonderful and powerful organisation, we would not at this time enjoy the many Improve ments and developments of this beautiful city and valley. Punllo Support Needed. "No organization etn succeed un less every unit functions properly and is supported by the public. "Government cannot function suc cessfully and satisfactorily unless every branch of Industry and trade receive their Just and proportionate share of prosperity. "Having experienced one of the! most severe end destructive financial panics of all time, we are entering into an era of recovery and recon struction. This means that many concessions and readjustments must be made. Particularly with reducing unemployment, and la Increasing the purchasing power of our country to where it will be on a parity with production. riedged to Welfare. "In conclusion, let me eay that the Orange Is pledged to fire its undi vided support to all questions of vital Importance which tend to promote the welfare of our country and man kind. Again I thank the Medford Chamber of Commerce and all who have assisted In making this day one long to be remembered. We hope that In the near future the oppor tunity will come when we msy re turn some of the courtesies shown us today." Among others contributing to yes terday afternoon's very successful program, presented: by Pomona Orange In the park, were the Rogue River Cowboys, who were accidentally cllnv Inated from yesterday's announce ment of the program. They played for 30 minutes and their numbers were much enjoyed. They represent the Eagle Point Orange. Meteorological Report August 8, 11)33. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Unsettled tonight; Friday fair. Not much change in temperature. Oregon: Unsettled tonight with lower temperature east portion. Fri day fair, but overcast on coast. Local Data, . Temperature a year ego today: Highest, 104; lowest, 00., Total monthly precipitation, trace Deficiency for the month, 0. Total precipitation elnoe Septem ber 1, 1933. K M Inches; deficiency for the season, t it inches. Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday, 30; 5 a. m. today, 03. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 3:08 a. m.; sunset, 7:39 p. in. Observations Tiiken at fi a. m., 120 Meridian Time. 01 ty c Boston Cheyenne Chlcsgo Eureka M Helena Los Angelea MEDFORD New Orleans New York Omaha , , , , , Phoenix Portland -..-.... Reno ................ Roseburg Salt Like ...... ffan Franclaco.. Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Washington. DC. 93 38 74 '83 80 86 88 83 78 80 74 S3 89 88 90 80 94 74 78 80 103 73 80 38 M 30 83 80 83 84 OS 83 70 86 93 84 94 S8 94 74 Cloudy JO Cloudy .68 Rain .... Clear .03 Cloudy Cloudy P.Cdy. .03 Clear .... P. Cdy. ' .03 Cloudy ... Clear T. Cloudy .... Clear T. Cloudy . Clear .. Cloudy J8 Cloudy .03 Cloudy , T. Cloudy Clear Jenkins' Comment (Continued from Page One) talk big about than the Southern Oregon country. Let's forget our troubles of the past few years and look forward hope fully and happily to the bright pros pects held by the future jeers. American Laundry PLEDGES SUPPORT To The Principle and Purposes Of The KEEPING SCORE ON REPEAL' ELECTIOHS ALREADV HELD I STATE I DATE I FOR REPEAL I AGAINST MICHIGAN WISCONSIN RHODE ISLAND WYOMING NEW JERSEY NEW YORK ' DELAWARE NEVADA ILLINOIS INDIANA MASSACHUSETTS CONNECTICUT NEW HAMPSHIRE tOWA . CALIFORNIA WEST VIRGINIA ARKANSAS . ALABAMA ' TENNESSEE OREGON TOTALS APRS APR.4 MAY 1 MAY IS MAY 16 MAY Zi MAY 27 MAY 27 JUNE 5 JUNES JUNE 13 JUNEZ0 JUNEZ0 JUNE 20 JUNE 27 JUNE 27 JULY IS JULY IS JULY 20 JULY 21 ET8 50.546 13648.031 BTI 50,244 287,931 141,518 20,74 HOftfMWS CHtSMAT COJKTr (OHVfHTtQNv, H513.S32 D 1.946.532 a 45,615 90,133 247.450 13.505 63 otiKUTCt tHCHHH roiwrr onuniON4 O 1,133,643 Q 557,062 O 441,195 3 236,742 0 75,999 3 317,275 3 1.019,818 C3 219, 229 & 2.176 IH 92.443 3 125,225 EI 130.4S& 8,685.759 105,901 312.120 . 98,814 34.816 30,34O 249,943 319.581 136,413 41,232 61,202 116,528 69,126 2.578,056 VOTING IN AUGUST ARIZONA AUG.6 MISSOURI AUG.I9 TEXAS . AU6Z6 . Washington; aug.29 a Clip this out, pete It up somewhere and keep your own score on the repeal contests. Lifted are the states which alreudy have decided, and those which will vote. In August. The figures given In cases are Incom plete, unofficial or both. Home owners of Pierre, 6. D were given 0,000 gallons of water free In July for the purpose of helping de velop lawns and gardens. About 85 per cent o fthe Iowa State college gradustes in 1030-33 are at work, reports President R. M. Hughee. 'lie' In New Zealand, deer Imported years ago have become euch a scourge that the state pays a bounty for each one killed. ACTORS OF ABILITY IN NORMAL SCHOOL PLAY ON SATURDAY The Southern Oregon Normal school has two students who have had an unusual amount of dramatic experience. Jeanne Wilson, formerly of Medford. and Roy Schwartz of Idaho had acted In numerous plsys before coming to the local school when they have continued to be outetandlog In dramatle work. Both have leading roles tn 'Orumpy" to be presented at the normal auditor ium In Ashland Saturday, August fi, at 8:14 o'clock. Mlas Wilson has spent six months on the rosd In Wsehlngton plsylng In her father's company. She took the lead In the "Mikado" one night wheq the star was ill. Twice Miss Wilson took the lead tn high school plays at Elms, Washington. As "P-achel" In Angus V. Bowroir's "Andrew Jseksou she was seen here In en outstanding role Uat winter. Miss Wilson's father and mother played together for msny yeara. Mrs. Wilson la a graduate of the school of speech at Northwestern University. She has been a college teecher of speech and at one time gave elocu tion lessons in Medford. Mr. Srhwarts has played leading roles In all production In which he bas taken pert. He has been seen at the normal tn the lead of Capek's "R. O. R." as well as Sir James Bar rtea "The Halt-Pound Look" and Chekov's "The Boer." He was cast In tie main part In two of his high sehool plays In Idaho. 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