MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1939.
PAGE NINE
WILL GAIN COLOR
Eyes of Nation Will Be On
State Next May Gives
Convention Bargain Power
By Paul V. Harvey, Jr.
Salem, Oct. 20. (AP) When
Governor Sprague launched
Senator McNary's presidential
boom two weeks ago, he as
sured Oregon of one of the
most colorful primaries In his
tory. Next May Oregoniani will
decide whom they want for
their presidential nominees and
the eyes of the nation will be
on the Beaver state for some
indications as to what the coun
try wants.
On the Democratic side, for
mer Gov. Charles H. Martin
will be leading the fight for
Vice-president Garner, while
Willis Mahoney, former Klam
ath Falls mayor who has been
defeated by Martin, McNary and
U. S. Sen. Rufus Holman, will
be heading the Roosevelt forces.
Favorite Son Angle
But on the Republican half of
the ticket there will be the
name of a favorite son Charles
L. McNary, senate leader of the
Republican party and a member
of the upper house for 22 years.
Opposing him may be Senator
Taft of Ohio, Senator Vanden
berf of Michigan and District
Attorney Thomas E. Dewey of
New York City.
However, Oregon Republican
leaders don't think McNary has
much chance of winning the
nomination. Oregon has only
five electoral votes out of 531,
whereas presidential nominees
'usually come from bigger states.
The object in pledging Ore
gon's Republican delegation to
McNary would be to give this
state some "bargaining power"
at the convention. A state
pledged to a favorite son always
is in a better strategical posi
tion than one pledged to an out
sider. In Line For Rewards
, If the favorite son doesn't get
any place, that state is wooed
and courted by the camps of
the leading contenders. Some
times such a state gets major
political rewards, such as a vice
presidential nomination for its
favorite son. This really Is what
McNary's supporters are angling
for.
In times past, Oregon's dele
gations have been pledged to
candidates who didn't have any
chance whatever. This, party
leaders feel, has made Oregon
look ridiculous.
The Oregon Statesman, pub
lished by Governor Sprague.
points out it is unlikely "that
there will soon again be so fa
vorable an opportunity to place
in the White House a man after
whose name will appear the
words 'of Salem. Oregon'."
Support Seen
State Rep. C. C. Chapman of
Portland, a Republican who
publishes the Oregon Voter,
warns people not to belittle Mc
Nary because he's a local man.
Chapman asks "Shall we sneer
at our own native son merely
because he has been one of us
ill these years?"
Senator Holman, although
disappointed because he didn't
get the first chance to throw
McNary's hat in the ring, also
got on the bandwagon, while
several other senators said Mc
Nary would be a good candi'
date.
Republican state officials,
while asserting geography is
sgainst McNary, thought the
Idea was pretty good.
Hoi Primary Races
And speaking of the primary
next spring, there will be sev
eral other hot races. State Treas
urer Walter E. Pearson, a Demo
crat appointed last January, and
Attorney General I. H. Van
Winkle, a Republican who has
served 19 years, will face re-
nomination.
Chief Justice John L. Rand
and Justice George Rossman
will be before the voters again,
as well as all three congress
men, 13 circuit judges, 25 dis
trict attorneys, all 60 state rep
resentatives and 15 of the 30
state senators.
As far as getting control of
the senate is concerned, it does
not make much difference
whom the Democrats nominate.
Republicans now control the
senate 22 to 8. They have 13
holdovers, so they need to elect
only three senators to retain a
majority. And some of the con
tests will be in districts that
haven't elected a Democrat
since the year of the blue snow.
The Democrats have only two
holdovers while six Democratic
senators will be up for renom
ination. In the house, the Republicans
lead 46 to 13.
Orchestras From
Five Counties To
Unite in Program
A program, under rehearsal
for the past two days, will be
given by the combined orches
tras of five counties in the gym
nasium of the Southern Oregon
College of Education at Ashland
Saturday at 10 a. m. Delbert
Moore, conductor of the Oregon
State college symphony will di
rect. The public is cordially in
vited. The program follows:
Orchestra:
"Honor and Glory Overture"
by Arthur Bergh
"Walther's Prize Song"
by Richard Wagner
"March Militaire"....Saint-Satns
String ensemble:
"Waltz" by Weber
"Minuet" by Hayden
"Traumen" by Schumann
TIRFRS RFTTINR I Meteorological Report
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FAVORITES OVER
MATH ELEVEN
The boys who back up their
favorite football teams with
something other than vocal
wagers have installed Medford's
Black Tornado a one-point even
money favorite over the Pelicans
of Klamath Falls high in their
big clash in Klamath Falls to
night. At least $350 of Medford
money has been covered in
Klamath Falls this week, the
local bettors spotting Klamath
Falls one point. This amounts
to giving Klamath Falls the ben
efit of a tie. Several Medford
business men raised $250, gave
it to Wrestling Promoter Mack
Lillard and told him to get it
down in Klamath Falls. Lillard
telephoned from Klamath Falls
yesterday and reported the
money was covered, even up.
with the Pelicans getting the
one-point spot. Another $100 was
sent from here and covered on
the same basis.
The Tigers, 34 strong, left
here this noon and were to rest
in Klamath Falls until game
time at 8 o'clock. John Sauls
berry, big fullback, will prob
ably open the game as Ike Orr,
soph flash, is suffering from a
painful boil on his neck. How
ever. Orr will probably see ac
tion before the night is over. No
other changes were expected in
the Medford lineup.
Forecast
MMford and vtctuuy: Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday, not much
change In temperature.
Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday with rain In northwest por
tion Saturday, cooler in the Interior
of northwest portion tonight, mod
erate southwest wind off tha coast.
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today:
highest 0. lowest 37.
Total monthly precipitation. 07
InchM: excesa for the month, -98
Inches.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1. 1939, 1.23 Inches: excesa for
the season. .03 Inchea.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes
terday 37 percent: 6 a. m. today 91
percent.
Tomorrow: aunrlse 0:31 a. m., sun
set 5:31 p. m.
"Knews" Is Keynote
Unique Hills Bros.
Coffee Advertising
"Knews" is the keynote of the
fall advertising campaign which
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., launches
this month in nearly 400 news
papers between the Pacific coast
and Chicago.
The comments of the guests at
Hills Bros. Exposition theater
on Treasure Island after Ihey
had seen the sound picture In
einecolor. "Behind the Cup," are
responsible for the "knews."
Expressions like these are being
heard daily, "I never knew so
much is involved in 'he produc
tion of coffee" ... "I never
knew how important the coffee
tester is" ... "I never knew be
fore why Hills Bros, coffee is al
ways so perfect." From these
expressions Hills Bros, developed
an educational advertising cam
paign which incorporates strong
selling points and reasons that
demonstrate why people who
drink Hills Bros, coffee say,
"Now, that's what I call good
coffee!"
In keeping with the educa
tional theme of the advertising
I regarding the production of Hills
Bros, conee, an illustrated con
tinuity shows the reader how
"the correct grind" produces best
results in every type of coffee
maker drip, glass maker, per
colator, or pot. The instructions
for using "the correct grind'' in
these various types of coffee
makers are now appearing on
every can of Hills Bros, coffee.
North Bend, Ore., Oct. 20.
(AP) Twelve sections of trestle
at the North Coos Bay Jetty
were swept out and rock rip
rapping was slightly damaged
yesterday by high seas.
icht Coughs
due to colds... checked
without "dosing".
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Father Confesses
Asphyxiating Baby
Seattle. Oct. 20. (AP) De
tective Chief Ernest W. Yoris
said today John F. Wundcrs,
21, confessed he turned on the
gas which killed his 16-months-
old daughter, Belle Frances, two
nights ago.
Wunders, mechanic and self-
styled amateur criminologist,
insisted he could not explain
why he did it. He signed a confession.
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OVERHEARS AT TREASVRB ISLANBl
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position. You are inriied to see
'Behind the Cup, a sound
picture in Cinecofor that drpirt
the production of fine coffee.
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making coffee when you use
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duces perfect coffee in any
kind of maker if you care
fully follow directions. And
listen don't regrind The
Correct Grind. You'll lose
aroma, flavor, freshness.'
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