1AGE SIX
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 16, 1937.
Hot Battle Is Foreseen
On Way to Rate Costs
For Bonneville Power
Governor Leads Off In Expected Free-for-All
Scrap on Right Method;
Martin for Industrial Aid
Bj Paul W. Harrejr, Jr.
.ii.im, July 16 (AP) Although Governor Martin In a atatemsnt this
reek sppesred to "throw up the sponge" In bit flht to hive Bonneville
power UKd for Industrial development, caplUl observers agreed today that
the battle has Just begun.
The governor's statement that
Seattle has "gobbled up" the Bonne
ville development through the ru
snored appointment of J. D. Rose,
head of Seattle city light, as admin
istrator of the project, was expected
to pave the way for a free-for-all
fight between those who want a
blanket rate over the territory to be
served and those who want switch
board rates to aid the development
of Industry. - ,
Jtoss sntwered the governor by say-
aerve only until the Morris bill, pro
viding for seven greet power districts.
Is passed. One of the districts would
Include Wsihlngton, Oregon, Idaho
and western Montana.
To Press Fight
But Oovernor Martin, who hss con
tinually locked horns with Rep. Walter
M. Pierce, La Orande , and state
Orange leaders oyer the distribution
of the power, msy bs counted upon
to press his fight.
His statement that "Bonneville Is
fag that: any administrator would ( through" csused great eurprtee In the
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capital because It waa unlike the gov
ernor.
He said the state always has been
handicapped. Both by the dom
ination of Washington and California
representatives in congress and by
the failure of Oregonlana to sgree as
to what they want.
Bickering Is Cited
Bs cited "bickering" over the ap
pointment of a federal Judge In Fort-
land as an example of "why old man
Oregon doesnt get ahead."
Rumblings of the 1938 political
campaign were heard here this week,
but It appeared likely that the rum
ble would be barely audible until after
the first of next year.
Oovernor Martin, reported to be
planning to keep ble re-election am
bition secret until next year, gave
Indication of what he thought of the
effect of the governors chair on Its
occupsnt when he said:
'Julius Meier lost his heslth and
resources while serving ss governor.
It killed him."
Health Still Good
But Oovernor Martin, despite a
evict acnsduie, still Is In good health
after three years In office. He Is 73
years old.
The filings of J. W. Morton, Hood
Rlvsr, for the Republican guberna
torial nomination, and of Nlcklas J.
Zylstra, Polk county farmer, for the
Democratic nomination for represen
tative in congress, are the only ones
received by the secretary of state. The
primary election I 10 months away.
Tourists from every state, Alaska,
Hawaii, Canal Zone, Philippines and
the District of Columbia, as well as
from several foreign countries, con
tributed to the wealth of the state
during the first six months of this
ysar.
California Leads
There were 33,030 out-of-state cars
registered, while that figure will be
trebled during the summer months.
California, led with 38,068, Wash
ington being second with 9,834 and
Idaho next with 1917.
Twenty-two cars were registered
from Alaska, and eight each from the
Philippines and Mexico.
ASHLAND IS HOST
TONIGHISATURDAY
FOR CELEBRATION
Banquet Tonight to Be Fol
lowed by Grand Opening
Lithia Hotel Heavy Pro-
. gram Provided Saturday
Of the 337 federally-recognized of
ficers of the Oregon national guard.
144 have been under gunfire.
Spanish war Veteran
MaJ.-Oen. George A. White, com
manding general, aaw service In the
apsntsh-Amerlcan war, on the Mex
ican border, and In the World war.
Brlg.-Oen, Thomas A. Rllea, White's
sxecutlve officer, served on the Mex
ican border and In the World war.
Col. Alvln I. Baker fought In the
Spanish-American and World ware.
All 13 of the lieutenant-colonels serv
ed In the World war, five of them
also fighting on the Mexican border.
Nineteen of the 20 majors and 73 of
the 87 captains had war experience
Since most of the lieutenants are
younger men. not so many have had
actual battle experience. Twenty-
four of the 81 first lieutenants and 13
of the 81 second lieutenants fought In
the World war.
Weather
Northern California: Fair tonight
and Saturday, but fog on the coast:
little change In temperature; moder
ate northwest wind off the coast:
Sunday fair with fog on coast.
Oregon: Pair tonight and Saturday
but cloudy or foggy near coast: not
much change In temperature; moder
ate northwest wind off the coast.
ASHLAND.. July 1. (8pl.) Many
residents from Medford and other
southern Oregon cities are planning
to attend the Greater Ashland celebra
tion which will start here at a ban
quet at the Lithia hotel tonight at
8:30 o'clock and continue through
Saturday evening.
Elaborate plans have been made by
a large group of committees to pro
vide a varied program for the two
days, with plenty of free entertain-
ment.
Orand opening of the modernized
Lithia hotel will occur at 8 o'clock to
night following the banquet, and all
who attend the opening will be given
free tickets to a midnight theater
party or to a midnight swimming
party at the Twin plunges. Pree danc
ing will be provided at the hotel dur
ing the evening.
Free Welner Boast
A free wiener roast will attract
large crowd to lower Lithia perk Sat
urday noon, and the cornerstone lsy
lng for the New Lithia theater will
bring the visitors back to the business
section at 1:30 o clock.
At 3 o'clock, nearly 100 organiza
tion and buslnese firms, In addition
to hundreds of children and aoorea of
horsemen, will stage a gigantic par
ade through the business district, and
100 In prizes have been offered to
the best entries.
Free dancing will also be available
at the hotel Saturday evening, and a
colorful fireworks display from the
roof of the nine-story structure will
flash against the night sky at 9
o'clock. Archie Legg's 13-plece or
chestra from Yreka has been engaged
by the Llthlans, Ashland booster club.
for an open-air dance at the Twin
plungea Immediately after the fire,
works.
To Crown Queen
Miss Gertie Wenner, winner of the
Fourth of July bathing beauty con.
test will be crowned queen of the
celebration at the banquet tonight.
Dr. Arthur S. Taylor, professor at
Southern Oregon Normal school, will
make the dedicatory address at the
new theater site tomorrow afternoon
as a personal representative of Mayor
T. S. Wiley, who was unable to par
ticipate. Postmaster John H. Fuller,
general chairman of the celebration,
and Senator George w. Dunn will also
play parte at the cornerstone cere
mony.
The city band will be active during
the fiesta, with performsnces sched
uled for Main street at 11 o'olock to
morrow morning, at the wiener roast,
cornerstone ceremony and parade. '
Meteorological Report
forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Saturday; not much change In
temperature.
Oregon: Pair tonight and Saturday
but cloudy or foggy near coast; not
much change In temperature; moder
ate northwest wind off coast.
Local Dati
Temperature a year ago today:
highest 89: lowest 84.
Total monthly precipitation, none;
deficiency for the month. 46 Inches
Total preelpltstlon since September
1, 1938, 10.55 inches; deficiency for
the season, 1.18 Inches. I
Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes
terday 38 percent; 8 a. m. today.
73 percent.
Tomorrow: sunrise 4:60 a. m.; sun
set 7:44 p. m.
, Observations Tsken it S s m
130 Meridian Time.
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VOTE ON STREAM
PORTLAND, Ore, July IS (AP)
An Initiative petition to be circu
lated by the Oregon Stream Purifi
cation league will seek prevention
and control of water defilement In
Oregon, proposing a measure slmller
to that vstoed by Governor Martin
after the last legislative session.
The sctlon was decided upon here
Thursday at a meeting of the steer
ing committee of the league.
Petitions will be circulated within
the next ten days. Senator Byron O.
Carney, chairmen of the committee,
said.
Csmey sstd ths propossl hsd been
spproved in genersl by representa
tive offlclala of woolen mills, pulp !
mills, wood working factories, the '
state planning board, the state
Orange and commercial fishing and
sportsmen's groups. The outline wss
drafted by the state board of heslth
and was spproved by state fish com
mission officials.
68 par cent of the total cost of the
proposed structure.
PWA olllclsls said "the law pre
cludes acceptance" and pointed to
provisions In the new relief blU which
aay that "no new application for
new projects snail be received or ac
cepted after the enactment of this
law."
HONEYMAN BIRTHDAY
SECRET IS REVEALED
WASHINGTON, July 18 (AP)
Representstlve Nsn Wood Honsymsn
couldn't keep her 88th birthday
quiet yesterdsy.
To a nswsmsn who hsd consulted
the files, Oregon's congresswoman
aid: "Shi I'm keeping It a dark
secret."
Soon Representative Bob Allen,
young Pennsylvanlan, hssrd of It snd
rushed down the cloakroom mltb,
congratulations.
In Budapest, Hungary, Mrs. Lajos
Kolompsr hss given birth to trip
lets for the second time In two
yesrs.
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NEW PINE BUSINESS
PORTLAND, Ore., July 18. (AP)
Reports from 116 mills showed lsst
week's new business of 60,842,000
board feet of lumber was 17 per cent
below the previous week's mark, the
Western Pine association said today.
Production totaled 78,950,000 feet,
about seven million feet under a
week ago, and shipments reached
58,717,000 feet or at out thirteen mil
lion feet under last week. Orders
and production exceeded totals for
the corresponding week In 1936 but
shipments showed a slight decline.
To date, orders were reported 14
per cent above last year.
STAGE LINE SEEKING
REMOVAL OF ICC BAN
8AM PRANCISCO, July 18. AP)
A petition filed In federal court by
Howard P. Doyle, operator of the
Oregon-California stag lines, asked
annulment of an Interstate commerce
commission ruling denying him a
certificate of operation.
The petition said Doyle operated a
common carrier between Portland
and San Francisco prior to July 1,
1039, wnen the commissions new
regulations became effective, and
contends he should be granted a prior
right.
PWA UNABLE TO HELP
IB.
WASHINGTON, July 16. (AP) The
public works administration an
nounced today It could not accept an
application by the Oregon state board
of control for an 880,000 grant to aid
In constructing a tuberculosis hos
pital In Portland, Ore. The state leg
lslsture has appropriated $110,000, or
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