Medford mail tribune., October 17, 1933, Page 8, Image 8

PA'QE EIGHT
JCEDFORD. MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1933
SPECIAL SESSION
SET FOR NOV. 20
. BY MBER EDICT
Indigents, Rum Control, And
School Fund Trio Of
Problems To Come Before
State Solons At Salem
BALEM. Oct. 17. (APJ Ths Ore
gon leglsUtura will meet here In ex
traordinary session Monday, Novem
ber 30, Governor Jullut L. Meier an
nounced late yeaterday.
Indigent relief, alcoholic beverage
control, bua and truck regulation, re
lief of financially dlatrewed echool
districts and "certain other emer
gency matten." were mentioned by
Governor Meier aa problem requir
ing the attention of the 80 leglala
tors. ,
Governor Meier aald the formal
proclamation would be Isaued within
the next few daya. In announcing
the date for the third assemblage of
the leglalature for this year the gov
ernor at&ted:
"In order that funda may be made
available for the atate to cooperate
with the federal government. In af
fording relief to approximately one
hundred thousand persona In deatl
tute clrcumatancea because of unem
ployment, end In order also that leg
islation may be enacted regulating
the manufacture and aale of Intoxi
cating liquors I have decided to con
vene the legislature In extraordinary
u,.inn nn KrvmhRr 20. 1033.
"Although the federal government
has heretoiore allocated lunu ior
the care of the destitute without re
quiring the state to cooperate, the
federal relief administrator, Harry L.
Hopkins, recently announced that In
the future It would be neceasay for
the state to matoh, federal funds on
a two to one basis,-and he has this
day formally notified the executive
department that federal contribu
tions for relief in Oregon will not be
continued beyond the middle of De
cember except on a. cooperative ba
lls: "In view of this policy of the fed
ral government with respect to fu
ture relief funda, and In view of the
further fact that the various coun
ties and eltlea are financially unable
to carry on any further relief work,
there la no alternative left but a spe
cial session to provide way and
means for meeting the demands of
the federal relief administration.
"WltA respect to the need of legis
lation governing alcoholic beveragea,
It Is sufficient to state that when
the prohibition amendment of the
federal constitution Is repealed a few
weeks hence, Oregon will be without
any regulatory legislation on this
Important subject. We must meet
the situation promptly If the evils
attendant upon the old saloon re
gime are to be avoided.
"The special session will also af
ford an opportunity to consider leg
islation for the relief of financially
distressed school districts, remedial
legislation connected with bus and
truck regulation, and certain other
emergency matters which have aris
en alnce the regular legislative session."
MINOR BLAZES IN
Two fires were reported to the
Rogue River forest service headquar
ters here yesterday afternoon, but
both were soon extinguished, after
burning over email territories, atump
and slashing fires, which got out of
control, were given as the cause.
The blare on Humbug creek In the
Applegate section, covered a territory
of about 13 or 18 acres on brush
land that had been burned over two
yeare ago. Ten men from the Apple
gate CCO camp took charge.
The other fire was on Thompson
creek, and started from a slashing
fire.
The case In federal court of Roy
Hicks against the California Oregon
Power company for alleged damages
smountlng to 100 .000 sustained In
an accident v,:-'.' Bonanza last Sep
tember, was continuing In federal
court today, and was expected to go
to the Jury lata this afternoon.
' The remainder of the Jury panel
had been excused until 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
Who's Afraid Of
Big Bad Wolf
Who- Alrald of the Big Bad Wolf
ha been hummed, sung, whistled
and played over the radiu for the past
couple of month. Practically every
body knows that the song was taken
from the Walt Disney eilly Symphony
Three IJttle Pigs."
"Three Little Pics" I all In technl
color and enjoyed the distinction of
being the only short subject ever to
be held over with a new feature at
traction at the Broadway theater In
Portland. It comes to the Craterlan
theater tomorrow on the same pro
gram with the Janet Oaynor-Warner
Baxter feature, "Paddy, the Next Beat
Tiling "
New Army Chief
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17. (AP)
President Roosevelt todsy appointed
Colonel Edward M. Markham aa chief
of army engineer to uoceed Major
General Lvtle Brown, whoae tour of
fluty expired September 30.
' Phone 843. we will haul away your
refuse, Clrj Stnltur; eerfloa,
KMED
Broadcast Schedule
Wednesday
8:00 Breakfast New.
8 :0& Musical Clock,
8:1ft A Peerless Parade.
8:30 Chopping Oulde.
0:00 Friendship Circle Hour.
0:30 Morning Melody.
0:46 Gladys LaMarr.
10:00 U. 8. Weather Forecast.
10:00 Eb and Zeb.
10:16 Musical Notes.
10:30 Morning Comment".
10:4ft Vignettes.
11:00 Magic Hour.
It :1S Martial Music.
11:30 Grants Pass Hour.
11:4ft flong and Comedy.
13:00 Mid-day Review.
13:10 Radio Rendezvous.
13:30 News Flashes.
13:30 Pipe Organ Concert
13:4ft Interlude.
1 :00 Varieties.
2:00 Classified Adltlon of the Air.
3:00 Protective Diet League.
3:lfl Songs for Everyday.
3:30 KMED Program Review.
3:85 Music of Old.
4 :00 Cocktail of Music
4 :30 Masterworks.
8:00 Cecil and BfUly,
6:15 Quartettes.
6:30 Hollywood Impressions.
6:40 News Digest.
0:00 Med ford Theatre Guide.
0:10 Sports and Hunting and Fish
ing' Flashes by Al Plche.
0:30 Color Harmony.
0:30 81 and Elmer.
0:4ft Holly-Time. .
7:00 The Hawk.
7:10 Don Tresham.
7:30 Chandu the Magician,
7:40 A Tour of Ban Francisco.
7:60 Eventide.
8:00-10:00 Remote control broadcast
of wrestling matches.
E
OF SCOTTISH RITE
Word
i received here at noon to
day that the supreme council of the
Thirty-Third degree of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish, now In bi
ennial session at Washington, D. C,
this morning elected L. E. Williams,
secretary of the local Scottish Rite
bodies, to receive the honorary rank
of knight commander of the court of
honor.
Mr. William ha been active In the
various Muonlo activities since com
ing to Medford, serving the Blue
lodge aa secretary, and aecretary of
the local bodlea of the Scottish Bite
since 1936 During the four years of
1039 to 1032 Inclusive, his work as
secretary ha received many favorable
comment from the secretary general
at Washington, and also from the
sovereign grand Inspector general In
thla atate. Thla honor la conferred
only by the supreme council on thirty
second degree members for meritori
ous services to the rite.
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Obituary
Addison David Reims.
Addison David Helms naased awav
October IS at a hospital at Ashland,
where he had been brought the day
before for medical treatment, from
hla home at Klamath Junction, south
of Ashland. He had been 111 for some
time with asthma and heart trouble.
He waa the last member of the family
of Mr. and Mrs. James Helms, pio
neer of Talent. The other children,
now deceased, were: Al, Mrs. Belle
Pellett, Dr. Oeorge, Henry and Oliver.
He wa born at Denver, Colo., May
la, 186S, being 70 years and five
month old at the time of hi death.
July 4, IBM, he waa united In mar
riage to Miss Mary Lance, who aur-
vives; also a son, Addison D.. Jr..
two son having passed away. Otis In
lniancy and Donald, who waa killed
In an auto race in Medford In 1013.
He wa a brother-in-law of George
and Marlon Lance of root creek
They have spent the paat 38 years of
tneir life at their home at Klamath
Junction, except most of the winters
were apent in Californal on account
of Mr. Helms' health. He has been
a respected member of the commun
ity in which he lived, and will be
missed by his many friends. Funeral
service were held Sundsy afternoon
at the Dodge chapel In Ashland, Rev.
Hall of the Methodist church offici
ating. Interment at the Rock Point
cemetery west of Gold Hill.
Imports of nitrogenous materlala
Into the United State during the
first six month of this year amount
ed to 380.300 tons compared with
304.343 tone In the first half of
1033.
EVE
Everything la In readiness for the
big high school rally to be held, to
morrow night at 7:30 as a start for
the campaign to supply the high
school football team with new suits,
It was announced by Dr. Lee, chair
man of the civic affairs committee of
the chamber of commerce, today.
A reviewing stand will be placed
along-side of the chamber of com
merce building by City Superintend
ent Fred Scheffel, and those Inter
ested are asked to be at the stand
promptly at 7:30 w.hen a brief cere
mony will be conducted by O. E.
Gates.
The high school students, preceded
by the band, will march from the
city park past the reviewing stand,
thence south on Front street one
block, returning north on Central
avenue to Main, and will finish at
the reviewing stand,
Following the brief exerclsei, the
students will carry out a serpentine
and sing one or two numbers and It
la estimated that the whole proced-
lngs will not take more than forty
five minutes.
The benefit show will be held at
Hunt's Craterlan on Wednesday, Oc
tober 26, and It Is condently believed
that a packed bouse will be on hand
at that time.
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A meetln of young business men
be held In Vie high school on Thurs
day, October 10th at 7:30 p. m. for
the purpose of organising a public
speaking class, It waa announced to
day by Dr. R. E. Lee, chairman of the
chamber of commerce civic affaire
committee. Ralph R. Bailey of the
senior high school faculty will be In
charge.
"It Is our purpose," stated Dr. Lea,
"to have a group of about twenty-
five men take a 20-week course In
public speaking."
Dr. Lee pointed out that It Is not
the intention of the chamber of com
merce to merely develop public
speakers but It la believed that t,he
course will create leadership among
the younger business men who In
the next few years will take over the
reigns of civic affairs In Medford.
Quite a number have already
signed up for the course and anyone
interested la asked to attend the
meeting Thursday when everything
in connection with the public speak
ing class will be fully explained.
Will Helman, farmer near Iola, Ks.,
exhibited some "tall blue stem" grass
from his land which grew to a height
of eight feet.
'HAD CONSTIPATION
SINCE BIRTH OF
MY FIRST CHILD"
Then Mrs. King Discovered
All-Bran
Tve quote from her voluntary
letter:
"I have suffered from terrible
constipation aince the birth of my
first child 0 years a fro I I have
trirrl evervthimr and nothing had
any tasting results. Very reluc
tantly I tried your 'All-Bran witb
no faith in it at all. Much to my
surprise, I have not had to take
any medicine since starting to use
All-Bran, 4 months airo. Mr.
Doris Eyro Kins;, 10 ADOey iioaa.
Oxford, England.
Laboratory tests show All-Bran
contains two things which over
come constipation: "Bulk" to ex
ercise the intestines; vitamin B to
help tone tho intestinal tract.
The "bulk" In AjjBran Is mud
like that of lrafy vegetables. In.
side tho body, it forms a soft mass
which gently clears the intcstinei
of wastes.
Certainly this is mors nstura)
;han taking patent medicines
often harmful. Two tablespoonfuli
daily are usually sufficient. If not
relieved this way, sco your doctor
All-Bran also supplies Iron foi
the blood. At all grocers. In th
red-and-grcen package. Made bj
Kellogg in Cattle Creek.
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Second
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"Miss Dawn" (Internationally prominent make-up
authority) will lecture and demonstrate again today the
correct and scientific application of luminous make-up.
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"LUMINOUS DAWN"
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The town is agog; over "Luminous". This fascinating new mode in make-up brings
out a brilliant high-lighted effect that radiates your natural skin tones. Yet, "Lumin
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Dawn's Two Assistants, Miss Dorice
and Miss Moddelle Will Analyze
Your Skin and Give Com
plimentary Make-ups from
9 to 5 o'Clock.
Dawn of Hollywood
Complete Treatment Cosmetics
Are Moderately Priced
Avocado Cleanser priced $1.00 and $1.75
Avocado Tissue Cream for 75c and $1.25
Avocado Wrinkle Cream $1.00 and $1.75
Dawn of Hollywood Powder for only $1.50
Liquid Powder Base for $1.00
Lip Stick, in six shades, for $1.00
Lilac Melting Cream for $1.00
Rouge $1.00. Wrinkle Cream $1.00
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See Central Avenue Window
New Satin Blouses
For Fall and Winter 1933
The Blouse shop announces new satins for Fall and
Winter wear . . . These good looking blta of apparel
come in three smart atylea sired from 34 to 40. Colors
are brown, white, eggshell, tan and rust. , , ,, Each
blouse a style note all its own.
On Sale
Wednesday
$295
Mann's Second Flow
New Tweed Skirts to Wear With Blouse $2.95
New Tucktite Bags
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Prom the Bag Dept. comes this good news! "Tucktite", the costume
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2 packages
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