MEDFORP MATL TRIBUNE, MEPFORD OECiOX. FRIDAY. MAY 14. 1037.
PAIE REV PIN
NOR AGAINST
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and by the constitution of the state
Itself. No group can threaten or
forcefully Interfere with operation of
the state government unless it la
willing to asumo responsibility of a
revolution. The Ute cannot, and
will not. Idly permit such a situation
because It la charged with the duty
of maintaining Itself for the good
of all the people instead of for the
benefit of organize! minorities,
"Attention must be called to the
fact that title 30. section 153. sub
division 3, of the national labor re
latlons act, so-called Wagner act,
states:
"The term employer shall Include
any person acting In the Interest of
an employer, directly or indirectly,
but shall not Include the United
States, or any state or political sub
division thereof , . .'
State Exempt.
"In this wording the act clearly
recognizes the sovereign character of
the states and definitely exempts
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LIMIT J TO A CDITOMtl
CANTEENS
Four quart size. Blanket
covered. Spun - on metal
bound for longer wear. The
finest quality canteeD
available
$ 24
MIX BOWLS
8ix-uici-e mixing bowl set.
Floral decorated semi-por"
celain. Never before of
fered at sucli a low price
Set of six
59
Rubber Tired
MOWERS
Aero Mowers
Extra heavy treaded rub
ber tired wheels. 10-inch
wheels. Fully enclosed
gears. Five evenly temp
ered cutter blades. 16-inch
cut.
$925
Garden Hose
U. S. Rubber Co. Rainbow
Garden Hose. Full two
braid reinforced. Vulcan
ized in three layers of rub
ber. You will find this high
quality hose very inexpen
sive to use because it lasts
so long.
5-8 in. size 50 feet coupled
$540
Water Bags
A p p e 1 l's famous Linen
Water Bottles. Two gallon
size
75
HUBBARD BROS.
Main and Riverside
Phone 231
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Damage estimated at $200,000 by Fire Chief Charles J. Brennan was caused by (ire in creosoted
piling under two piers on the San Francisco waterfront. The Alaska Packers Association's freighter,
Delarof. was towed to safety after Its gang plank had burned away. Seven firemen were injured
fighting the blaze.
from provisions of the state and its
duly constituted officers.
"Chief Justice Hughes and Justice
McReynolds of the United States su
preme court commented on this fact I
In recent majority and minority de-
clslona handed down by each respec
tively relative to the constitution
ality of the national labor relations
act.
"The right of public employes to
threaten sovereignty of a state by
strikes was disposed of in the Boston
police strike.
"The state cannot and will not
enter into bargaining with labor
union organizations or their repre
sentatives regarding state employes,
for the simple reason that because
public money Is used for payment
l of services of employes It Is manda
tory that no person be discriminated
against for not belonging to a union,
nor given preference because of mem
bership. No Recourse,
"Exemption of the state from pro
visions of the national labor rela
tions act also prevents employes from
having recourse to the labor relations
board In the matter of filing charges
or complaints against the state for
any purpose whatever.
"In short, the only privilege ac
corded state employes in Joining a
union organization will be that of
paying dues and enjoying whatever
fraternal satisfaction arises there
from." When asked what he meant by
"subversive organizations," mention
ed in the second paragraph of his
statement. Governor Martin declined
to mention any by name.
LEGIONNAIRES REMINDED
OF CHANGE IN MEETING
Members of the American Legion
are reminded by post officials that
the next meeting falls on Tuesday.
May IB. Since moving to the new
quarters In the armory the regular
meeting date has been changed to
the first and third Tuesday each
month instead of the second and
fourth as formerly.
The chance was made In order not
to Interfere with the semi-monthly
meetings of the Disabled War Vet
erans, many of whom belong to the
American Legion and wish to attend
the session of both orders.
A large attendance is urged by
Commander J. P. Fllegel for next
Tuesday's meeting.
SEVEN STATES PLEDGE
MINERALS FOR DISPLAY
Jackson County chamber of Com
merce was today In receipt of seven
more letters from governors, pledg
ing contributions to the chamber's
all-state gem and .mineral exhibit.
Each of the governors expressed
his appreciation of honorary mem
bership in the Southern Oregon Gem
and Mineral society.
The letters were from these gov
ernors: Homer A. Holt of west Vlr
ganla, Lewis O. Barrows of Maine,
Fred P. Cone of Florida. Hugh White
of Mlsslslsslppl, George C. Peery of
Virginia, James V. Allred of Texas
and Harry W. Nice of Maryland.
Grand Jury Frees
Theater Operator
KLAMATH FALLS. May 14 (AP)
A grand Jury freed Harry W. Poole,
theater operator, of charges of assault
with a dangerous weapon brought by
O. M. Jacobson, representative of the
Theatrical Employes' union, who said
Poole had threatened him with a gun
at a labor conference.
The Jury Indicted Jack Roesner on
a charge of manslaughter, resulting
from the fatal shooting of Jesse
Emert two weeks ago.
Vsn Kfldio Setup
ST. PAUL (UP) A radio setup in
the newly dedicated Cleveland Junior
high school here connects all rooms
to permit simultaneous reception of
programs of educational value, as an
assembly method of speaking-and for
announcements of Importance to all
school members.
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Here are just
a few of the amazing
values we are offering this week
TRUCK BARGAINS
1936 Chevrolet 157" W.B., dual tire truck. Completely
' overhauled New paint, exceptionally good nib-
ber. Carries tbe "0. K." CC9K
that counts '. DtW
1933 International 157" W.B. Dual tires.
Repainted. Balloon tires. A bargain..
M $395
1934 Chevrolet 157" W.B. Dual tires. Good rubber.
Good condition. Extra bargain
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for Orchard or Ranch
LAST MONTH
We delivered 30 new cars and
trucks and oarried over 20 un
filled orders due to strike car
shortage.
BECAUSE
the 1937 Chevrolet is the fast
est selling car on the market
today, we get the pick of the
"Trade-Ins."
COME TO US For
OK USED CARS
Passenger Car Specials
1934 V-8 Ford Four Door Sedan. New rings, tip-top
shape. Good tires.
Clean paint job tlW
1934 Studebaker 4 Door Sedan with trunk, radio, and
heater. Good rubber. Paint in good CACR
shape, low mileage for a '34 tD3
1935 Chevrolet Sport Sedan New paint, good rubber.
This car carries the famous Chevrolet ttCQE
0. K. that counts. Radio
USID CARS AND TRUCKS
AIL MAKIS ALL MODUS
BUY WHERE MILLIONS ARE BUYING
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1,160,231
people bovghr used can
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Office and Salesroom
Sparta Bldg
Service Dept.
32 North Riverside
Used Car Lot
234 N. Riverside, foot of 4th Bt
1 SPRAYIN
IS ADVISED
Walnut trees are now In proper
condition to be ftprnyed for blight
control. C. B. Cordy, itMltnnt county
agent satd today.
Walnut blight la a bacterial dlncahe
that attacks leaves, nuts, catkins,
buda, and shoots of current growth,
Cordy explained. Large limbs are not
attacked.
"A 3-2-50 Bordeau spray at thlB
time will be effective in cutting down
the damage done by this disease.
There Is some danger of burn by the
use of this spray alone and so It Is
advised that one pint of fish oil or
mineral oil of the summer type be
added to each 100 gallons. This has
appreciably reduced the foliage In
Jury," Cordy said.
P nml I Speculators Wnrneil
8T. LOUIS ( UP 1 No. 1 trouble
maker In the stock exchange Is the
little fellow who wants to plunge
when he can't afford It. Or, as Thad
deus R. Benson, president of the Chi
cago stock exchange, politely put It
while in St. Louis; "customers who
want to speculate regardless of
whether thay can afford to do so, and
who use little intellleent Judgment."
TURNED BY IRELAND
INTO FUEL ALCOHOL
DUBLIN. (UP) The potato Is
once again likely to become Ireland's
most important product.
This Is duo to the establishment
of industrial alcohol factories.
In thc.se factories surplus potatoes
and beets will be converted into al
cohol which win be used for heat
ing, lighting various scientific pur
poses. The potntocs are washed when
they reach the distillery. They are
then conveyed to a converter, where
they are crushed and ateamed under
pressure. When this process is com
pleted they are transferred to the
mash tun. where they are stirred up
vigorously.
Not more than 3 percent of malt
la added to the potatoes In the mash
tun. The action of the malt sac
charines or converts the potato
stnrch Into sugar.
When the mash has cooled, the
liquor or wort la drawn off Into wash
backs. The residue forms a valuable
food for stock, and la extensively
used for feeding cattle and pigs.
The wort Is then treated with
yeast. This Induces fomentation
and .when the prows is completed,
the wort becomes wash. The wash
contains alcohol, and it la ready for
distillation.
Potatoes produce 28 gallons of al
co hoi a ton, and dried potatoes will
yield 83 gnllons a ton. Barley pro
duces 72 gallons of alcohol a ton.
reared a wild duck. But when they
tested lt aea-flolng webfeet, they had
to rescue it. The duck simply couldn't
swim.
Other swimming experiments fail
ed, so the boys gave up in dfgust.
They found a cry spot for the bird
and named It Marine.
HOUSE OF STUART sets iu
distinctive Scotch characteristic
mellow flavor (roro the uw of
10-yeai-old imported Scotch
malt whiskey The Scotch
null whiikry in this product
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PINT
342-C
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342-B
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is 10 years old; 20 Scotch malt
whiskey, 80S neutral spirits din
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STUART ii blended in America
to tauily the American taste for
mildness and tnsave you money.
.Rail Fares
Infant Arrives As
. King Given Crown
PORTLAND, Mny ,t4. (AP) Tiny
LAwrcnco ifchpehtel will always have
a fpcclal reason to commemorate the
anniversary of Kliv? George's coron
ation. A doctor listened to a broad
cast of the London ceremonies and
officiated nt Lawrence's birth at the
same time. He delivered the infant
the e.ime moment the crown was
placed on tho monarch's head.
Non-Swim Duck
Dubbed "Marine"
AsroniA. May 14. AP) Of all
the duck In the world, you may
never find another like tho one pos
sessed by sailors at the Young's Bay
navnl rndto station.
The navy men tamed, fed and
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SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
MAY lith to OCTOBER 15th.
Final return limit on lit Class tickets
October 3lit. Intermediate and Coach
Class tiekets, good for sli months from
date of Issue.
AIR-CONDITIONED EQUIPMENT
Regularly assigned cars from Vancouver.
B. C.i On the "flom(non", Alr-Condl.
tloned Compartment Cars, Standard
Sleepers, Loungo Observation and Dining
Car; on the "Afounroinecr", (June 28th
to Sept. 7th.) Compartment Cars, Stand
ord Sleepers, Solarium Lounge, Dining
Car; the "Soo Dominion", (until June
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