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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD, OREGON. "WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1933.
IMP PTA D Dill
CAUSE OF HEATED
DEBATE IN HOUSE
(Continued from pnftt one)
strains the comtabulftry from taking
any part In the euppre.shlon of strike
disorders.
Meanwhile tha battle for vote ragea
between the Ubor lobby ad the gover
nor and hii frlenda.
"Thera la no reaiwn why the state
police should not be utilized to main
tain the pence during fttriko dlaordera
Juat aa they are at any other time,"
Governor Martin said today.
Will Miilntaln Law, Order
"Law and ordpr la KolnK to b
maintained In this atatc a lnn an I
am governor. H they deny me the
turn of the state police I will call out
the mllltla If nectary to preserve
order.
"I recognize the right of labor to
organ!?; I recognize Its right of col
lecriVA burgtdnln? and tta right to
atrike and to peaceful picketing. But
1 do not recognize Its exemption from
the obligation to observe the laws."
Yesterday's roll call on the bill
showed :
Ym Bull, Carter, Duerst, Engdahl.
Erwtn. Fatland. Fuhrer, Gouley, Ora
ham. Hill of Lane, Hill of Hood River.
Hockett, Honeyman, Hughes, Johnson
of Multnomah, Knight, Krler, La
Tourette, Lynch, McCloskey, Merrlam,
Munyan, Norton, Osborne, rtennle.
Riddle, Rodman, Snider, staples, Tay
lor, Wallace Hnd Gooter.
No Angel), Alber, Barnes, Boivln.
Caufleld, Dickson, Eckersley, Frazer,
Haight. Hamilton, Harrison, Hosch,
Hyde, Johnson of Josephine, Jones of
Marlon, Klrkpatrlck, Leach. Magrudor,
Martin of Marlon, Nelson, Norblad.
Oleen, Rankin, Rosa, Scott, Semon.
Smurthwalte and Thomiia.
Peefnt Seen Sure
House lender today were of the
opinion that any Attempt to secure
reconsideration of the bill would only
result In Its more decisive defeat be
cause of the openly expressed attitude
of the governor.
A motion to suspend the rules and
reconsider the vote by which Senate
Bill 35, giving the highway commis
sion authority to enter Into contract
with the state of Washington to es
tablish free ferry service across the
Columbia river from Astoria to Mog
ler. Wash., gained the necessary two
third majority, and Senator Francls
covlch Immediately moved to rerefer
the bill to the roads and hlghwnys
committee for amendment. The mo
tion carried.
I'asa Jacksonville Bill
Senate bills passed today Included:
Authorizing the city of Jacksonville
to borrow money from the federal
government for construction of a
waterworks system; authorizing first
cIhss sohool districts to employ sum
mer playground supervisors, and au
thorizing sheriffs to require an in
demnity bond of iflOOO from a plain
tiff or Judgment creditor In cases
where sale or retention of personal
property was Involved.
Major matters in addition to the
flan bill echeduled for consideration I
by the house for the afternoon In
cluded a bin regulating cosmotlc
therapy and house bills dealing with
common user privileges of public
utility facilities to municipalities;
providing additional revenue for fire
men's relief and pension fund and
providing for collective bargaining by
public employes.
Wall St. Report 1
NEW YORK, rcb. 30. W) The
took market went Into a modcrato
lump in th afternoon trading to
day alter selective buying chalked up
fifllna In several aiH-clalUcs. Active
nelllng around the end ol the fourth
hour depressed many lending Issues
1 to a polnta but pressure was lilted
toward the close and losses were
partially recoiTied. The final lone
was heavy. Transfers approximated
840,000 shares.
Today's closlne prices for 33 select
ed slocks follow:
Al. Chejii. A Dye 138
Am. Can ngij
Am. 4 FVn. Pow . 3
A. T. & T 103 1 i
Anaconda 10 ',
Atch. T. s. r 41 4
Bend I x A via 15 a,
Hcth. Bleel 20',
California Pnok'R 4p4
Cstaplllsr Tract 42 ',
Chrysler 391,
Coml. SWv UP,
Curtlas-Wrli;lit a1,
DnPont 05',
Ocn. Foods y5' ,
Geu. Mol 311,.
Int. Harvest 40
t. T. it T '
JoVmft-Miin (ip(
Monty Ward ad;
Norlh A:ner n1,
Penney I J. C ) bh' .
Phillips ret 15'
K.idlo 4
ou. Pec 8-
Mid. Brands 17 4
St. Oil Csl 31
rtt. Oil N. J 40',
Trans. Amer 3,
Union Cai h .. 48
Unit. Aircraft 11
U. S Steel 3j'
For Hose that Wcht buy
NOLDE ft HOHS r
Ethehvyn B. Hoffmann
Phone
1300
for Towing or
Wreck er Service
Anywhere - Anytime
If. ' Service
!:r.?S FHT DRY CHILDREN TO SCHOOL IN BOATS
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The little bulldog at the left found the top of a fire hydrant In Long Beach, Cal a good place to stand
when heavy rains flooded parti of the city. The downpour made It necessary to take children to and
from school In boats. A boatload of the youngsters shown at right. (Associated Press Photo)
IT'S TOUGH ON MANY A BACK SEAT DRIVER
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HILT CCC FLASH I
COMING TO FIGHT !
IN ElMOKER;
Al Moreno, 133 pound flash from j
Camp Hilt, will make his second ap- ;
peaxance on the E'.ka-CCC smoker
Thurjiday night when he meets Vern '
Van Alst, 132. of Bradford. Moreno j
defeated Buddy Jack of Apple gat
In his first appearance here and wili
be pitted against ths formidable Van
Alst in the last of the elimination
matches. Van Alst has won eight
fights In the Roscburg area.
William Fox. 120, Indian Creek,
has been paired against Marvin
Rlckel, 118, of Bradford, in another
of the five CCC douU. Neither of
these little boys hs had long ex
perience In the ring but they have
made such good impressions in their
camp appearances at Captain William
C. Ryan, district athletic officer, has
decided to put them together for the
show.
The card will be staged aa the last
of the elimination series under the
sponsorship of the Elks. Fighters from
every one of the five district zones
have been brought here to compete
for the right to show on the final
championship card.
Lteut. Henry Phclan. Yreka match
maker, will bring up several boys
from the northern California camps,
while Lieut. Gerald Bettman, athletic
officer for the Marsh field area, is
bringing in men from the coast.
Lieut. Edward H. LoSalle, in charge
of the 3-C athletic prcgram at Rose
burg. Is to bring .several boys here
including "Chief" Thomas, sensation
al scrapper.
When faat-meltlna snows combined with heavy rains to flood Snohomish valley in Western Washing
ton, motorboats replaced automobiles as meant of travel. Here's one driver "pulling off the road" to get
some gas. (Associated Press Photo I
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FILM STARS SEE
HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Fob. 20.
(AP) One fireman met death at a
spectacular fire which raged for
more than an hour today In one
of the fashionable apartment struc
tures in the foothills of the movie
capital. Ho was K. W. Woods, who
i fell from the rocf of Uio burning
'. structure.
' The flnmcs attracted a thousand
' spectators to the scene. Including
movie notables. Dnmnpe was e.ntl-
m ii ted to exceed $100,000.
IjTO Tracy, whose movie roles have
mcludrd those of a newspaper re
! porter, lives nearby. Ho went to the
Ire and then to a nenrby drugstore
1 to telephone to a novspnier.
Alan Hale, actor, living next door
' to the scene of the fire, opened htf.
home to reporters. His wife reported
i having heard an explosion In the
apartment house, which was said to
; have cost $1,000,000.
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PAINTS ROSY FUTURE
IN PORTLAND SPEECH
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 30. (AP)
Every seat In the civic auditorium
was occupied last night, and more
than 1.800 men and women tried
vainly to gain admittance to hear an
exponent of the Townsend old age
pension plan .urge enactment of that
proposal.
About 8,000 ' persons heard Dr.
Frank Dyer of Santa Monica, plead
for adoption of the Townsend plan.
He is an executive officer of the
Townsend association.
"Every man and woman who re
ceived part of the $24,000,000,000
yearly under the plan would be an
agent of the government," Dr. Dyer
eald, "In circulating the nation's
wealth. ,
"At the end of the year they would
not have a dime. It would be In the
pockets of the people of the United
States, In every line of business."
"On the first day that checks were
Sea Lions Kill
Huge Shark In
Tillamook .Cove
ABTORTA, Ore.. Feb 30. VP) A
battle to the death between a 20
foot shark, and six sea lions in a
cove at Tillamook Head, near Sei
side, Jn which the powerful sltm
bodied shark was the victim, was
described here today by Brt
Gutna and Wayne Hensala who
witnessed the spectacle late yester
day. Tli shark, they said, first was
attacked by one tea lion, but five
others soon Joined the fray. Many
times, they said, the shark either
leaped or was hurled out of the
water while the sea lions hung on
ferociously and hit hug chunks
from lte body. The shark, they
said, was literally torn to pieces
during the course of the battle
"It's Just like a bank cashier
monkeying with a bank s books." he
remarked. "He can pet away with it
for a while, but tome day there will
be a reckoning."
PHOENIX. Arir.. Feb. 20. (AP)
Roger W. Babson, business economist,
forecast here today an Immediate
business boom as a result of the gold
decision.
Cash spending wilt Increase In vol
ume because private business Is
bound to gain, he asserted.
Mr. Babson, who styled himself an
"an tl -inflationist" warned, however,
that a "day of reckoning will come."
PENDLETON. Feb. 20. ( AP A
! steady rain, the lirst real downpour
in several weeka, was falling here today.
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received," Dr. Dyer continued, "4,
000.000 persons over 60 years would
retire from their jobs, giving their
work to 4,000,000 younger persons. It
Is estimated that 8,000,000 other per
sons would be given work through
the plan."
'CRACK-DOWN' JOHNSON
SEES OWN VINDICATION
NEW YORK. Feb. SO. (AP) Gen
eral Hugh 8. Johnson, former head
of the NRA, today termed President
Roosevelt's NRA message to congress
a vindication of his own Ideas.
"I've said all those things," said
General Johnson.
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Sandra Je.m Burns, four-rnonths-old adopted daughter of George
Burns and Grade Allen, film comedians, poses with hor new parents
upon her arrival In Hollywood. (Associated Press Photo
Radio repairman expects
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without cost
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riving Portland at 7:3 p.m.
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can save you gasoline in any
winter weather and as much
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start.
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meet winter teinperaturi in
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