MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKU, OREGON, TtESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1934
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LOSTAND FttOND
FOUND Boat of clothing. Owner may
nave same by paying tor adv. Trtb-
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unc ofllce.
FOUND Doctor's black leather alt.
Owner may nam i r-i
for an. Tribune ottlce.
LOST It dog missing, call 1516.
WANTED MALE HELP
Boys WANTED To do pleasant,
educational wort afternoons and
Saturdaya. Good pay. Ages pre
ferred: 13 to 15. Apply by letter
to J. T., care Mall Tribune.
SM-ESMAlTwanted. U) cover Oregon
aouth of Roseburg. for Portland
automotive Jobber. Apply room
314. Jackson Hotel. Wednesday even-tog.
FOE RENT H0U8E8
FOR RENT Furnished houses. See
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. Phone
728.
FOR RENT Homes furnished or
unfurnished. Brown Ac White.
FOE RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Floor sanding machine
Economy Lumber. No. Riverside.
FOE EXCHANGE
TRADE New lumber for fresh cow.
N. L. Hawk, Rt. 1, Talent.
FOR EXCHANGE 1029 model A
Ford sedan and 3 lots In Medford
for late model Ford V-8. Tel 407-Y
EXCHANGE Furn. re-upholsterlng
for lumber, wood, fish poles and
reels. Phone 969-B.
FOR BALE OR TRADE White Jlec
trle sewing machine for light se
dan. Bos 638, Tribune.
FOB EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
TO EXCHANGE Small nicely fur
nished apartment house, steady In
come, In Portland, for modern resi
dence In Medford or on small acre
age near Medlord. Box 4801, Tribune.
EXCHANGE Small house on good lot
Value 350.00. tor light car. Inquire
145 N. Central.
FOE SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Red brood aow. or trade
for cow. W. H. Arnold, Rt. 1, Box
2S7.
FOR SALE POULTRY
PURE Bronze toma. cockeran's prize
stock S5. Jesse Nell. Rt. l. Asmann
FOB SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE! Boston bull pup: also
Whippet coupe. 105 East 8th.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FOR SALE Organ on storage bill
Gold H1U.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
HAY FOR SALE 20 tons or more.
Wllfly Orchard, Eagle Point, Ore.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
REV EVELYN MARSHALL, spiritual
readings dally. 815 So. Riverside.
Painting and Paperhanglng
M. A. BLISS Painting and paper
Hanglng. Tel. 646-W. 313 8. Grape
Wall Paper Cleaning.
WAI L-PAPER CLEANING, lc per sq.
ft. Mr. Black. 310 N Bartlett.
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE
CARS, ETC. Prompt service and le
gal rates. W. E. Thomas. 46 8
Central. State license No. 8 167.
LEGAL NOTICES
FOR SALE .30-30 Savage, good con
dition; Lyman peep-sight, gold
shored front, 615. Phone 676-W.
NOTICE
FOR SALE Delivered, old bamyaid
pulverised fertilizer for lawna and
shrubbery: also aandy loam soil.
Call 258-W.
Call for Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redempr
tlon of warrants drawn on School
District No. 20 as follows: Nos. 472.
476. 483, 488 and 494. Interest ceases
on Oct. 15th, 1934.
S. 8. ABBOTT. Clerk.
School DUt. No. 30.
LARGE Colonial range stove with res
ervoir, like new. Phone 1335-X.
DRY WOOD Fir, laurel. Tel. 722.
LARGE 8-room house In good condi
tion. 3 blocks from University In
Eugene, for small house in Medlord
Would consider desirable Ashland
property. Phone 424-J-2, Medlord
FOE SALE KEAL ESTATE
IF 14 EARNING on 62500 invest
ment in two houses on one very
large lot In east Medford Interests
you. then write Box 4621, Mall
Tribune.
5 AND 10 ACRE tracts, 610 down. 15
month: on pavement: plenty water,
electricity and phone available.
Phone 1281. Montgomery.
FOR RENT Furnished 5-room bun
galow. 611 South Grape.
WANTED SITU ATI0NS
UNINCUMBERED middle-aged widow
wants practical nursing or house
keeping. . BOX 4012.
COMPETENT housekeeper desires
work In home by day or hour. P
O Box 263, Central Point.
RESPECTABLE. Intelligent widow
wants to keep house tor gentleman.
Write or call 1191 Olive St., Eugene.
Oregon.
CHILDREN cared for In my home. 840
E. 9th.
WANTED-M1SCELLANE0US
WANTED Winter pasture for 6 head
of cattle immedltely. E. W. Scott,
Trail, Ore.
WANTED Several tlera of dry body
fir. Will pay cash or trade. Hlway
Exchange, south ot Phoenix.
HOME WITH SHADE
-room strictly modern
N 1 flfin home. 3 bedrooms, kltch
,uu"ai, living room, screened
In porch. of an acre, located in
Phoenix, with exceptional shade,
shrubs and lawn. A real buy at
61,000.00 with good terms.
FREE WATER RIGHT
160 acres, 60 acres under
STKllft cultivation, balance tlra
UUUUU ber and pasture, about 15
acres alfalfa, free creek bottom so.1,
splendid free water right. Good 5
room house, large dairy barn. Wjll
fenced, running stream through
place. Total price 63600.00 6900.00
- cash, balance very reasonable.
CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC
109 E. Main St. . Phone 728
FOR SALE 9-room modern home, or
trade for smaller house. 404 W.
2nd, or Tel. 1528-W.
WANTED Used Star or Durant In
good condition. Phone 1648-R.
WANTED Best light closed car 6100
cash will buy. Ask for Kenneth at
Moore's Central Service, 9th and
Central.
WANTED Wool. See J. J. Osenbrugge.
132 S Riverside.
WANTED Cow for feed and care dur
ing winter. Will buy If satisfactory.
B Rogers, Gen. Del., Medford.
WANTED 2nd hand furniture. We
buy. sell and trade. Berrydale 2nd
Hand Store. 1603 N. Riverside. Tol
268.
FOR SALE In upper Sams Valley. 60
acres, close to eood school, ouua
inga are not so good, but tua Isnd
Is good and there's a good spring
and some timber Could be made a
nice place. Price 8700, half cash
V. R. Bonham, Phoenix, or Phor.e
851-R-3.-
WHEN you think ot real estate, think
ot Brown & White.
WANTED TO RENT Two room furn
ished house In city limits ot Med
ford Must be cheap. Box 808. Mall
Tribune.
FURNITURE re-upholstered.
969-R. Thlbault.
Phono
.ITTNK WANTED
We pay cash tor JUNK BATTERIES
AND RADIATORS. ALUMIN3M
BRASS, COPPER and Junk of all
descriptions.
Mrnmnn RARGAAIN HOUSE
37 No. Drape. Tel. 1062
WANTED Model A 1P30 or "31. Oood
condition only Eveninga or Sun
day. 61 N Oakdale. Apt 6.
WANTED Warrants. Redden at Co.
WANTED Household goods, -toves
tools or what have you. Medtord
Bargain House, 37 N. Orape St. Tel
1062.
FOE RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished apt., 706 So
Oakdale.
FURNISHED front first floor apt
Private bath and garage. 604 W
10th.
FOR RENT 2-room apartment; one
bedroom with twin beda and par
lor. Phone 502-L, eveninga.
BACHELOR apartment. 445 8. Front.
FOR " RENT ROOM BOARD
ROOM. BOARD 153 No. Oakdale
RATES very moderate at 716 E. Main
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8. Orape.
DAVENPORT suite, club chair. Amer.
Oriental rug. Lang range. 3 dress,
ers, 3 beds complete, inlaid linole
um, wool rug, library diner set.
radio, fruit Jars, shades, imported
dinner set. Emergency forces sile
Tuesday and Wednesday. 1716 N
Riverside, across from Waldeu Grocery.
FOR SALE: Solo trumpet. New never
been used. Cheap for cash. Box 4728
Tribune.
FOR SALE Paper shell Franquette
English walnuta. A. J. Hornby, Rt.
No. 1, Medford. ,
FOR SALE Rebuilt Fordson tractor.
cheap tor qutck sale. Jacksonville
Garage.
FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke,
tour mtlea west of Medford. adjoin
ing Clancy Orchard. tt
FOR SALE Wheat, 61 50 100 lbs. Call
at 704 N. Central after 4 p. m.
GRAPES and grape Juice tor sale.
Clarkson Vineyard. Phone 510-R-l.
DRY WOOD 50 tiers laurel.
515 Pennsylvania.
FOR SALE Tomatoes, cent and a half
a pound. Ted Fish on Anderson
Road S. W. ot Phoenix.
GRAIN SACKS Jackson County
reed uo atn and uarliett sis.
FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juice,
at the Dell Vineyard. Rt. 3, Medford
Sams Valley
Mrs. Doug Stcdman. daughter Irene
and Mrs. Oarvln and daughter ac
companied Mra. Nytwinr to her home
Saturday.
Mr. Ralph 6. Peterson left Monday
for Eugene, where ah U a delegate
to the ay nod teal convention.
ft. S. Furry, Louie Colver and Elmer
Kyle a pent several daya lut week a:
Lost Prairie.
Mr. and Mra. A. Hearn and grand
son Bobby motored to the new Roxy
Ann park Sunday afternoon.
HUSKY HA I FP CK READY FOR SEASON
FIRING 2 WEEKS
10
SAM VS ALLEY, Oct. 16. .(Spl.)
The tank house at the Geo. Lyman
plare was burned down at 6 o'clock
Sunday morning. The fire la believed
to have started from defective wiring.
Miss Erma May wns among week
end visitors with Mra, Harry Tonn at
Lake Creek.
Second edition of the Sms Valley
Hl-LLghts was out List week, and wm
printed on the new lettergraph which
the high school students helped to
finance with funds from their box
social.
Little Donald Empey underwent a
tonsil operation at the Community
hospital Monday morning.
The first and second degree teams
of the Sams Valley Orange will put
on degree work to a claas of candi
dates from the Live Oak Orange of
Rogue River, Saturday night. The
local serving committee Includes Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. Abbott, Mrs. Jim Craw
ford, Helen and Burle Burreson, as
appointed by the H. E. C. chairman.
The Ladles' club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Duggan Thursday
afternoon.
Rev. D. D. Randall of Medford con
ducted religious services at the school
house Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woodson are
occupying their lately constructed
dwelling on their property near the
foot of the lower Table Rock.
The 4-H club will put on an ex
hibit of the year's products at th
achoolhouse, October 30, where Bob
Fowler will Inspect and Judge.
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In the special M-target akeet evem
Sunday at the Medford Oun club.
Ron DeVore was high and took norm
the prize ham. This was an addea
bird race, the scores being as follows:
Broke Added Total
Ron DeVore .... 43 2; 45 1 a
Sid Newton 35 7i
Fred Bandera 37 15
Geo. Jantzer .... 36 6
Ed Pease 38 10
Other scores at 25 akeet:
T. E. Daniels
E. T. Weed
Chas. Woods 13
Verne Troxet 10
At the regular traps at 50 targets
two perfect scores were made, oeorge
Jantzer and H. Crolsnnt each smash
ed 50 straight. BUI Bates was right
at the top with 49 out of his oi
shot at.
Following are the scores at 80 tar
gets:
Geo. Jantzer oo
H. Crolsant - 50
Bill Bates 49
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. 1120 West
2nd.
FOR SALE Bu esc her Melody C saxo
phone, battery radio. $5 Eastman
Kodak postcard size, portable vie
trola. 7 golf clubs and bag, house
hold appliances, fruit Jars and
tools. 822 Cedar.
FOR SALE Apples. Phone 132-L.
ALL MAKES of washing machines re
paired. Kick's Hardware, 131 West
Main.
FOR SALE: Used sewing machines, all
makes; terms If desired. All makes
rented and repaired. White Sewing
Machine Co. 24 N. Bartlett.
FOR SALE Sand, gravel, lawn dirt,
fertilizer, teaming. Phone 912-J.
HOMES, Ranches, Mines. If It's real
estate, I have It. Roberts. 720 W.
2nd. Tel. 1528-J.
A BARGAIN My large lot, on Ben
nett St., excellent soil, rruit, nut
trees and berries. Will sacrifice on
terms or cash. Box 66. Tribune.
53 ACRES near A pp legate P. O.; 11 A
cultivation, iree water ngnt; Dai
ance timber; Improvements. Paul
Erdman. Applegato, Ore.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 1928 Bulck Sedan.
1929 Ford Roadster.
1928 Chevrolet Sedan.
1933 Pontlac Sedan.
1934 Chevrolet Town Sedan.
Skinner Oarage, 143 So. Riverside.
Bulck-Pontlac Sales and Service.
USED CAR SALE
REDUCED PRICES
1932 Plymouth Sedan.
1931 Chevrolet Coupe.
1933 Ford V-8 Sedan.
1933 Plymouth Sedan.
1333 DeSoto Sedan.
1930 Chevrolet Sedan.
1928 Chrysler 63 Sedan.
1929 Chevrolet Coupe.
1929 La Salle 5-pass. Coupe.
1930 Stutz 6 Sedan.
1927 Chevrolet Coupe.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC.
38 No. Riverside. Tel. 18.
FOR S A LELiy E STOCK
FOR SALE One Red Roan Durham
bull 3 years old. Elmo Throckmor
ton. Applegate.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 20 acres well
Improved, for coast or S. Dakota
property. 35 nut trees In bearing
A J. Hornby, Route No. 1, Medford
FOR SALE; White sewing machine,
Angora rabbits, ai Willamette
FOR EXCHANGE 30-30 Carbine val
ued at $20 00 for light car Across
from Medford Riding Academy.
RADIO SERVICE
DON'S RADIO SERVICE
Repairs Sales Rentals.
423 E. Main St. Phone 668
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Equity In house.
626 Haven.
BOAT TRAILER, Cash Register A.dd
lng Machine, Typewriter, Boots
Shoes. Hunting-Fishing Equipment
817 North Riverside.
KINDERGARTEN Sparta Bldg Music
and dance. Phone 1540 or laao-w
Ruth Luy Alice Holm back.
Phoenix
PHOENIX, Oct. 16. (Spl.) Mr. and
Mrs. w. M. Barkley returned Sunday
from a ten days' vacation In southern
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stancllffe left
Thursday for Portland and Washing'
ton. They attended the atock ahow
Friday and the Oregon -Washing ton
game In Portland Saturday, contlnu
lng on to Mount Vernon, Wash., for
a two weeks' vacation.
Mrs. Lee Burks and son Monte are
visiting In San Francisco this week
Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilbur of Hll
Cal., visited in Phoenix Saturday.
Mrs. Riley Nyswaner of Chlloqu'.n
spent a week visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary Works of Talent. Mr. and
10
Elmer Wilson -
W. J. Terry (pro)
T. E. Danlela . .....
Geo. Porter
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Chas. Wooda 40
Art Ahonen (above), Washington half, la one of Coach Jimmy
Phelan'a speed merchants In packing the ball. He Is also a capable
passer and good field general. (Associated Press Photo)
Oregon Institutions Feap
Proposed Healing Arts
Amendment, Would Dan
ger Present Standards.
John Tomlln ..
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Ed Lamport ....
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Fred Sanders
Dr. Lemery .
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On account of the open season on
game birds the Medford Gun club
will not hold Its regular meeting dur
ing the next two weeks. The next
shoot will be held November 4th.
featuring several special events for
hams and bacon.
FARMER KILLED
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HOOD RIVER, Ore., Oct. 18, (AP)
Roger H. Blackman. 33, was dead
today, victim of an apparently self'
Inflicted wound when he tried to mix
hunting and farming.
The Pine Grove orchard lit drove
his truck to a field after a load of
corn yesterday and took a shotgun
along for a possible crack at a pheas
ant.
When he failed to return his moth
er, Mrs. Etta Blackman, went to the
field and discovered his body. Au
thorities sbld It was Indicated the
weapon was discharged as Blackman
dragged It from the truck.
GRIDIRON GLEANINGS
EUGENE. Hard scrimmages, par.
tlculnrly for the reserves, are in store
for the University of Oregon football
squad In preparation for Its game
against University of Idaho at Mos
cow Saturday.
A backfield composed of Back,
Retschman, Pepelnjak and Patrick
was given a long test yesterday when
the varsity scrimmaged with the
fronh. Most of the regulars were ex
cused from the heavy part of the
practice.
CORVALLIS. Ore.Thia Saturday Ore
gon State collPge will play the team
against which for years It baa made a
strong showing University of South
ern California. The game la at Los
Angeles,
Pass defense and more attention to
offense will occupy the Beavera this
week.
(By the AMorlated Press)
MOSCOW, Idaho. Underdog meets
underdog here next Saturday.
The Idaho Vandals, who lost to
Gonzaga the last time they played,
will tackle the visiting University of
Oregon, fresh from a defeat by the
University of Washington.
sons who wouldn't let them. So, un
less they cool off over the Idle week
end, they'll' take their spite out on
their guests.
BERKELEY. After their one-point
victory over College of the Pacific
last Saturday, the University of Cali
fornia varsity ran through a vicious
scrimmage last night which put Jas.
Cowling, guard, In the infirmary with
broken nose. Coach Ingram, pleas
ed with the results of the scrimmage,
announced regular full-time games
every night this week lit preparation
for the game with U. O. L. A. next
Saturday.
Mail Tribune Daily Gross-Word Puzzle
DOGS examined free. Dr. Stone, 4th
and Ba.clett.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JAf'KKON CO.
AI1STRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance. The
only complete Title
System In Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract
of Title. Rooms 8 and no.
North Central Ave., upstairs.
Rlalto. Phone 1016-Y.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
rem RENT Nlcflv furnnhcd slecp
in room with twin bl. Vry de
Irabla tor 2 ptople. with prlvllR
ot mttlng room. Call 502-L, evtn-
FOR SALE a freah milk cowa. Cum
mlnxa Poultry Ranch. 6 ml. cut
Midway Rd. Central Point.
FOR SALE 150 km. 10 rams. W. L
Ltwia. Photw 825. Medtord.
FOR SALE Fttatt plga.
Phlppa. 301-J-l.
Dolpb
SHEEP RAISERS ATTENTION-Stiro?-
hlra. Cornltdaij and Rommj Marah
bucks Outside stocli shipped in
Reasonable prices. J J OMnbruc?
ONE well-furnished sleeping wm.
with privilege ot uaing library for
sttlnj room. S:hool uwcher or
tvmncM woman prererrea. isi .
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FOR REST Nicely furnuhed rooma
and (jaraee torae at moderate I
rie b wees or month 325 South
R:rerlrte jvenue. !
rOR SALE Jersey cow. Cheap.
Bennett.
8J0
MILK COW for aala. 2nd houas south
Howard school.
TWO JERSEY heifers coming fresh
m .nrine snd comlns 2-Tfsr-oln
colt Priced reasonsble. Inquire
at W. B. Medley's. Rt. 4. Boi 158
Medtord
Epert Window Cleaners
LET OEOROE DO IT Tel 11 a
House Cleaning. Floor Waxing. On.
Money To Lend
MONEY LOASKD, radtoa. typewriters
electric refrigerators, wsahlng ma
chinea, guns or oa anything ot real
value.
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MONET LOADED on Hornet: monthly
pavments. Medf.wd Federal flav
Loan Assn.. 12S E. Main. Tel. 195.
EAD3 TRANSFER A 8TORAOE CO
Ottlce 1015 No central, pnone aio
Prices rlfht. Service guaranteed.
HAWT.EY TRANSFER - Expert pad
era and movers Fperlal livestock
moving equipment, prices i.gnt
tl Nortb Riverside. Phons 1044-X
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8ETATLE. Wnah The first organ
Ized work alnce Saturdaya' big win
over Oregon was In store for the
University of Washington Huskies to
day with contact stuff planned for
those who saw no action In Portland.
The regulara will look on. The Hus
kies face the California Bears a week
from Saturday here. No game Is
scheduled this week end.
PULLMAN, Wash. Eager to let by
gones be bygones, the Washington
State Cougara were back to work to
day, preparing for the Invasion Octo
ber 37 of the Oregon State Beavers.
The Cougars wanted to forget that
13-8 defeat administered by Gonzaga
Saturday, but thero woro certain per-
PALO ALTO. With five flrat string
grlddera out with Injuries, Coach
"Tiny" ThornhlU of Stanford uni
versity la faced with the problem of
getting a team full of reserves ready
for the game with the University of
San Francisco next Saturday. The In
dians' backfield la hit hardest, with
Orsyson. Hamilton and Oordon Hsad
out, while Linesmen Woody, Adams.
and Keith Topping, are also laid up
SAN PRANC1SCO. The University
of Ssn Francisco Dons are planning
to play a wide open game against
Stanford next Saturday, Spud Lewis
Don coach, admitted this afternoon,
after a two-hour scrimmage that was
full of kicks, paases and open plays.
SPOKANE, Wash. Hav
ing seen what happena to football
pena to football teams that win stare
ling vlctorlea then coast for a while
the Qonzaga Bulldogs are careful
not to fall Into those evil ways.
Coach Mike Pecarovlch had the
boys working aa hard today aa if
they'd never won that game Saturday
from Washington Slate, proud con
querors of the Trojans. The Gon.
zagana go to Tacoma next Saturday
for a round with the College of Pu-
get Sound.
PORTLAND, Ore. (Spl.) That th
Beallng Arts Constitutional Amend
ment, which cornea up as an Inttla
tlve measure at the November 8 elec
tlon. Is a dangerous menace to Ore
gon's high health and hoapltal stand
arda Is the almost unanimous oplnlTO
of hospital trusteea and superintend
ents, aa expressed In a public state
ment issued by the Oregon Associa
tion of Hospltsla here todsy.
"The marked advance In hospital
ataudarda In recent yeara has been
one of the most striking phasea of
progress In the field of health," reada
the hospital association report.
"Oregon hoapltala have kept pact
with national advancement and la
many ways hare taken a leading posi
tion. The state's low death and sick
ness rates, which make Oregon aa
attractive to home-seekers and Indus
try, are important benefit reaultlrug
from these high hospital standards."
Won by Long Efforts.
The statement outlines the long,
persistent efforts of club women, cL7la
bod lea and hospital leaders to bring
about the necessary legislation and
cooperation on the part of hoapltala
and doctors to achieve the present
high standing. To obtain their poal-
tlon of leadership hospltala nave oo-.
operated to apply essential regulation
relating to sanitation, prevention of
Infection, the care of contagious dis
eases, the care ot mothers In child
birth, and other practices which pro
tect the publle- from Infections and
other complication, anting frim Im
proper hoapltal procedure.
Incompetents Now Barred.
Essential to maintaining these
standards la the right now possessed
by boards of trusteea of hospitals to
prevent Incompetent and unacrupu
loua doctors, ot whatever school of
healing medicine, osteopathy, chiro
practic, or naturopathy from treat
ing patients within their walls. Thl
right possessed by hoapltala 1 the
public's essential protection against
the 'dlploma-muT doctor."
Paasage ot the Healing Arts con
stitutional Amendment would entire
ly teaT down this safeguard, accord
ing to the association statement.
Would Menace Health.
"Thla proposed amendment would
compel hospltala to permit any doc
tor, however incompetent or lacking
In moral quallflcatlnos, to attempt
to treat the moat serious case of Ill
ness, perform surgery, care for con
tagious diseases, attend mothers la
childbirth, and undertake other treat
ment of patients for which many pre
viously licensed doctor are entirely
unfitted. Equally aa erloua, would
be the danger to other patient In
hospital arising from the possible
spread of Infection and contagious
dtaeaaea through careless and Ignor
ant practices of unqaullifed doctors."
National Bank Threatened.
The hospital statement further da.
Clare that passage of the Healing
Art. Amendment would Immediately
result In every accredited Oregon hoa
pltal losing It national rating a aa
"approved" or "atandardlted" hos
pital, lnoe the mendment would
make It Impossible for hospital to
apply the recognized atandards of hos
pital practice. Oregon would go back
ward 50 yeara In health atandards,
the hoapltal head contend.
Two kings of the grip and grimace
world will tangle on the armory mat
next Thursday night Iq one of the
double main eventa. when giant
King Kong Cox. beety grappler from
Lodl. Cel., girds himself for a bat
tle royal with Broccoli King Bob
Kruee, wrlst-lork artist of Oswego.
Another rough and tumble melon
between two of a kind was Promoter
Mack Llllnrd's Idea when he algneo
these two beefy grnpplers, who slap
on unorthodox holds as readily as
fair onoa with all the power stored
up in their ponderous frame. King
Kong, heavier tnnn Kruee, will nev
ertheleaa be up sgalnst a tricky foe
when he opene hostilities with the
northerner. Although he. himself
yells with Indignation when fouled,
Kruse swings Into sn opponent wun
powerful slugging when he falls at
soma of hi other trick.
Local fans will be given a chance
to aee a popular local boy In action
again when Ray Friable, well-known
arbiter and fireman, meet Pat Mc
Oee ot Los Angelas. In the other nan
of the double-barrelled progrem.
Again Promoter Llllard haa succeeded
In billing two of a kind, and two
of a very popular kind In thla case,
Frliihie. although limiting his ef
forts to retereelng during most ot
the past season. Is known here a
a fast and clever rlngman. Light,
but powerful, Frlsble also poaaeaaes a
knowledge of scientific holds ana
tricks which makes him a tough op
ponent tor any man. Thursday night
he will meet his counterpart when
he trades grips with McOee, another
musrle mangier who likes speed
week, with an hour of lightweight
and high pressure matwork sched
uled to precede an hour of some
of the roughest grappling the local
platform has endured. There ha
been no raise In admission rates.
STANDARD CHIEF
LAUDS GLEEMEN
(By Arthur W. Wamork)
H. J. Fleischer, First Lieutenant . of
the Oleemen Campaign Committee,
reported thla afternoon thla hrppy
comment from A. J. Hauk, district
manager for the Standard Oil Com.
pany:
Said Mr. Hauk: "I am witn tne
Medford Oleemen, In their fine work,
heart and soul. This splendid must
cal organization deserves the support
of everybody who wants the best
things In this community. Prom
every point of view, musical, srlatic,
educational, civic, the Oleemen are a
wonderful asset to the whole Rogue
River vslley. I ask the privilege of
personally soliciting and gathering all
the associate memberships, from the
valley and the district I represent,
on behalf of my Standard Oil associ
ates." Thank you, Mr. Hauk, thank you:
the Oleemen are deeply grateful for
thla evident friendly and whole
hearted support on your part. We
shall all enjoy your delightful Stand
ard Symphony ronrerta every Thurs
day with added appreciation If that
la posBlble.
By the way. Associate Membership
tickets msy now also be obtained
at the Baldwin Piano Shopp. More
kind co-operation.
naala may have been responsible for
the Alexander assassination. That Is
a clever move to divert Jugoslavian
suspicions from Italy, and to crack
down on der fuhrer. (The Ruaslsns
really believe Hitler haa made a live
year secret military alllanoe with the
Japanese.)
The bast analysis of the Inside sit
uation in the far east la Robert Pick-
ens' good new book with the bad
title, "Storm Clouds Over Asia." For
once someone haa written sinosreiy
about the far east without being
secretly subsidized either by the Jap
aneae or the Chinese.
Here from Portland Budd Jack of
Portland srrlved on the Oregonlan
this morning to spend the next nine
Llllard has succeeded In arranging month at the Medford CCO heaJ-
wtll-balanccd program for this 1 quarter detachment,
(Contmueo t-om page one)
Wholesale produce people are all
smoked up about Inside efforts of tho
AAA to make potatoes s oaaic com
modity. They know the AAA doe not
Intend to put a processing tax on po.
tatoa, but fear that the whole pro
duce field may thereby be opened up
to AAA Jurisdiction.
The treasury and the Justice de
part menu are not speaking to each
other over the Lindbergh case. The
treaaury handled the Investigation at
first, and the department ot Juetlcs
took It away.
Among regular cullers at the AAA
preet section Is representative ol
the republican national committee.
The AAA readily le him facts on
which frequent republican attacks
are based. The AAA Idea la that they
want to see that the republican get
their figure right.