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!PXGE TWO Hons RELIEF SESSION CALL OF MEYERS Dramatic Move Of Wash : ington Official To Con vene Legislature Held , Illegal. OLYMPIA, April 93. P A -day dramatic attempt by lit. Gov. Victor A. Meyers to convene the state legislature In extraordinary session next Monday ended in failure here today, when the supreme court una nimously ruled against him. The eight tustloes differed some. what In their method of arriving at their conclusion, but a study of their decision leaves no doubt they are agreed the former Jazz-band .leader was not within his rights when he sent out a call for the law-makers to convene. High state officials, even members of the supreme court, and Mrs. Belle Beeves, the secretary of state against whom Meyers brought his action, praised the lieutenant governor for efforts yesterday to convince the high tribunal his call was legal, but there was a general feeling of relief In the capital city today that no meeting of the legislature faces them In tne Immediate future. The way wea opened for the spe cial session call, when the governor went to Washington City on April 14, to use his offices In obtaining a re duction of the acreage proposed for the Olympic national park. At that time, Meyers, was In Cali fornia on a fishing trip. He said he learned of the governor's absence from the state on April It, after ex tended efforts by special session ad Tocates to locate htm. By train, and Oregon and Washing ton state police cars, he made his way. through Olympla, to Seattle, where he said he learned an emerg ency existed, and called the special session, "to provide social security for the people, and 'enabling act for hous ing and slum clearance, and financial atld for poor school districts." Mrs. Reeves was acting governor, when Meyers presented his procla mation to her assistant secretary of atate, Charles B. Reed. He refused to accept It on the contention Oovemor Martin had arrived back In the state before It was presented. He chartered a special plane for the trip when he learned of Meyers' Intended actions, and then Issued a proclamation re Toklng MeyBra' "purported call." Refused legal counsel by the attor ney general Hamilton, who said he must defend the secretary of state and could not "straddle the fence" on the question, and without funds whlon he could devote for other legal services, the lieutenant governor made a spirited plea of his own case before the supreme court. Hess Gets Mnnnjrer ' PORTLAND, April 33. (JP) Suite Senator Lyman Ross, Aloha, was nam ad today as campaign manager for Henry Hess, candidate for the Demo cratic gubernatorial nomination. Dae Mall Tribune Want Ada. Ore aed Bullion Purchased UtMMd by Stat el Ctllferal BitHttht4 1907 WILD B BRG BROS. SMELTING & HI-FINING CO. Oftte.t742 Market St., San Francisco Plant South Sn Franciifo Ml i FOR BUILDING PREPARED BY A REGISTERED FIRM OF ARCHITECTS Without Delay! Horo'i a new, free service we are offering our patrons to stimulate the building of new homes or remodeling homes , . . the better housing move ment and the labor situation in southern Oregon . . . We are also offering FINANCING SERVICE! Let us assist you in the details of financ ing .... We can cooperate with you In securing attractive F. H. A. loans or in other plans of financing . . . When construction starts, we can assisi yon in securing DEPENDABLE, CAPABLE workmen to handle the various phases of your home building Porter Lumber Co. 204 South Fir Street Tbls small home has a room ar rangement that allows for the use of a maximum amount of space. Rooms are larcer than usually en countered In a small dwcHlns. Liv ing room Is ornamented hy an open fireplace. The top floor Is unfin ished hut has space for additional bedrooms. U.S. CHAMBER HITS PUMP PRIMING AS BUSINESS CHECK WASHINGTON, April 23. (P) The United States Chamber of Commerce today criticized public spending a a method of stimulating recovery. 'Buelncsa sentiment to tha extent that It Is measurable, becomes more end more skeptical of the new 'pump priming' program," the chamber ald In a formal statement. The organization also suggested that revision of the labor relations act should be Included In any legis lative program to combat the reces sion. The chamber declared Its skepticism of spending was "born of experience. Earlier boot-strap spending," tne statement said, "has produced no lasting benefits. The temporary, arti ficial lift It gave to business was at fearfully high cost. The bill re mains unpaid. "The decision to try another large dose of deficit spending Is disappoint--Ing to that element of the business community which hnd hoped for a more fundamental approach to the underlying nausea or the depression. "Moro public spending, this jroup contends. Is not the proper cure be cause It does not go to the roots of existing difficulties. "Business, as represented by tho chamber, has consistently advocatod recovery formula which, It believes, reached toward the heart of the trouble.' Declaring Its piQgram was "non- spectacular" and "inexpensive," the chamber said the formula la based on tho Idea of encouraging prtvn spending and Investments In place of public spending and lending. It contended business was j sur taxed and over-regulated and that It fears more regulation and reform. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada BUILDERS' BUREAU OF MTC'DFO'R'D MAIL Roomy but Not Costly ' : V 1 . h 1 1 L COL. WIOHITA, Kan., April 23. (AP) Col. Prank Knox called President Roosevelta new recovery program a "deliberate Invitation to inflation," and suggested suspension of social security, payments as a means of helping private re-employment In a speech here last night. Knox, 1030 Republican vlce-presl-dentlal nominee, told the Sedgwick County Lincoln club suspension of social security taxes, would release $1,600,000,000 Immediately through private channels for re-employment Ho said employers and employes are being compelled to save that sum "In the very depths of a depression to provide protection against some future depression.' He satd the president's new pro gram was "tied up politically with this year's congressional races and ofrered nothing private capital was not prepared to do." In the far north where Iron and wood are scarce the Eskimo builds his dog sleds without a single piece of Iron. The runners are shod with Ivory. NEW HOMES 7m .Of- INFORMATION ' 417 MS (WWm1 -y l Telephone 124 TUTBTTXE. MEDFOTtD. E WASHINGTON, April 23. (AP) Improvement of Chetco Cove, Ore.. Is not economically Justifiable, the board of ermy engineers reported to congress yesterdnv. The engineers said the Improve ment, removal of rock plnnaclps In the harbor area and construction of a breakwater extending 2,000 feet southeast of Chetco point, would cost more than $3,000,000. "In view of the limited supply of timber available In the tributary area, no lumber mill or terminal facility at the cove at the present time, nor activity In the develop ment of other resources and a pos slblo saving of only $70,600 In the event that lumber production at the cove were an actuality. Improvement of Chetco Cove Is not economically Justified, the report said. A report was being prepared on the advisability of Improving Chetco river and the entranco into the har bor, the engineers said. Closing time tor Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. OR REMOB3 fr'Ai if 1 i "STa. i ' & QKECiOy. SUNDAY, APKTL 24. 1938 LOCAL and From Ashland Sara Jordan was a visitor In Medfont Saturday morn ing. He resides In Ashland. Here on Business Mrs. Phil Bryant of Ashland transacted business here Thursday. Minor Accident -Delbert DeWolfa of Jacksonville and J. P. Kogel of Port land drove cars involved in a minor accident on Riverside avenue Friday afternoon, a city police report said yesterday. Meeting Tomorrow Lords of' the forest of the Crater club will hold a luncheon-meeting In the Hotel Jackson at 13 o'clock tomorrow It was announced yesterday by G. Coylc Brigga, big eruption. Chorus Rehearsal Jackson County Teachers chorus will rehearse with the Junior symphony orchestra this after noon at 2:30 In the courthouse audi torium Instead of the high school. Both men and women's chorus will rehearse. Attend Meeting Mrs. B. Q. Hard ing of 82S Dakota street, past state regent of the D.A.R., attended the citizens' recognition meeting at the Southern Oregon Normal school, given under the auspices of the D.A.R. Friday in Ashland. Mrs. C. M. Hurd of Parrydale also attended. To Hold Dinner Southern Oregon Gem and Mineral society will enter tain with a turkey dinner on Sunday, May 1, at McKee bridge In the Apple gate. Members are to meet at the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce at noon fcr ttransportatlon The dinner Is for 1038 paid-up mem bers only. It was ennounced. To Feature Pears All Med ford ho tels and restaurants have been asked by the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce to feature Rogue valley pears on their menus during Na tional Restaurant Week, May 2 to 8. It was announced yesterday. It was suggested that pears might be served In a variety of ways during the week. Pay Day Here Tuesday night at the Medford armory will be quarterly pay day for Company A, 186th in fantry of the Oregon national guard About $900 will be distributed to the men, It was stated by Capt. Carl T Tengwald, company commander. Headquarters company was paid last week. Both companies will hold their regular weekly drills in the arm ory at 8 p. m. Tuesday. Finance Committee The commit tee on committees recommended and the board of directors approved the following finance committee for the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce for the ensuing year: Verne E. Rolfe. chairman. O. V. Turoln. Dwlght L. Houghton, E. A. Llttrell, Fred Wahl and Charles Clay. Otner standing committees will be appoint ed as soon as possible, officers said. To Convention Harry B. Duncan, Medford attorney, will leave by mo torcar today for Lee Angeles to at tend the 10th anniversary convention of the Farmers Automobile m tor Insurance Exchange and the True Insurance Exchange for which he Is district manager here. The conven tion will be held April 28, 29 and 30, and Mr. Duncan planned to re turn to Medford May 2. The Exchange Is a cooperative organization afford ing automobile insurance at actual cost, Mr. Duncan said. "Progress made during Its ten years of existence Is truly remarkable,' he stated. "In that short span It has come to oc cupy the undisputed position of larg est insurer of its kind in the United States. Policyholders now numbei 200.000." FREE PLANS conform fully with F. H. A. sped fioations! PERSONAL ! Special Service Evangelist W. E. Stram will hold a special gospel ser vice In the Ruch achoolhouse at 8 p. m. today. - From Ashland I. C. Erwln, Dom Provost, Jean Eberhart, Bill Allen, C. W. Port ml Her and Mac Keown. all of Ashland, were Medford visitors Thurs day evening. On Timber Crule Fred Matz, lumberman on the V. B. regional forester's staff In Portland, arrived here by train yesterday morning to make a timber cruise on the O-C land of the Dead Indian Soda Sprtngs area recently acquired by the Rogue River national forest Purpose of the cruise Is to determine the value of the timber for which the forest ser vice will pay under the acquisition plan. It was expected that the cruise would require about a week. Meeting Tuesdiiy Jackson county chapter and auxiliary of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War Trill held regular semi-monthly meet ings at 8 p. m. Tuesday In the Med ford armory. Harry Naugle, chapter commander, and Cora Tlngley, aux iliary commander, will preside for the first time. They were installed at the previous meeting. Refreshments will be served during a social hour, at which time all auxiliary members having birthdays since November 1 will be honored. Confer on Airport Frank C aid well, director of dispatch of the United Air Lines at Chicago headquarters, and Frank Yaeger, his assistant, con ferred here yesterday with city and Jackson County Chamber of Com merce officials regarding Improve ments at Medford municipal an port. The two airline men arrived by United plane from Portland late Friday night and left for Portland by Matn'ilner yesterday afternoon. Mr, Yaegor, for merly a pilot, and Max C. Heme, Medford United manager, are old friends but met here for the first time since 1024. Pear Bloom Route Signs were In place yesterday marking off Pear Blossom Way In observance of the Rogue valley's second annual Pear Blossom Week. The route, through beautiful orchards In full bloom, fol lows: East on Main street to the H ltlcrest orchards; south to the Phoenix bridge: east up Fern valley: south over the hill to the Suncrest area near Talent; west through Tal ent to Anderson road; north on An derson road to Phoenix; west from Phoenix to Jacksonville; north on the Old Stage road to Beall lane; east to the Pacific highway and back to Medford. Pear Blossom Week starts today. TOO LATB TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Summer home at Shady Cove; 3 large rooms, fireplace, elec tric lights, water, shower, toilet, partly furnished, 3 lots. Priced to sell. Call 1049 or 203 or see M. M. Snider, owner. ACCORDIONS for rent for musical tryouts. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. ROOM for 2, 153 N. Oak dale. NO PLACE LIKE Let Us Help You To Become The Owner Of Your Dream Home You Have HOPED For SPECIAL BARGAINS In BUILDING MATERIALS Roofing Paints Doors Sash O Etc. Call at once at our New Offices at 3d & Fir St. or Call Phone 629 for an appointment MEDFORD LUMBER CO. NU-BONE Foundation Garments, ex pressly designed for every figure. Elizabeth u. tiaruey, uorw-wtjrc. Phone 1528-Y. tor SALE 1934 V-8 Coupe; new tires, good mechanical condition: $300. Will consider trade for live stock and older car or pickup. First house on right west of brown Grif fin Creek school. NICELT furnished duplex; 3 rooms and sleeping porch. Adults. 212 So. Grape. WE ARE TELL IN YOU Our Used Cars end Trucks are re conditioned and priced to sell. Come In today and compare them. Easy terms arranged. Also a NOVA HOIST for sale. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. FOR RENT 5 -room modern house, partly furnished. 614 South Cen tral. See Wm. Olson, Rt. 1, Box 311. SELL OR TRADE for hogs, 24 Hansen strain year-old pcults, laying. Box 75, Route 4. Smith. RESISTER this week packing house employes of Myron Root & Co. FOR SALE Lot 60x100. West Main St. AH Improvements In and paid .for; $475 cash. See Walt Olmscheld, 222 W. Jackson St. 1032 "VoNTlAC 2 -door sedan, air cushion wheels, good paint In A-l condition, $235. PIEECE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Dealers. - 8HEEPMEN Losses through tilogs shall be reported within 48 hours in oraer to secure compensation. DOO CONTROL BOARD. SPECIALS Good Inside and outside paint, $1.35 gallon. Shipment received of Vb" and W used SPRAY HOSE. We offer at special price I Circular Saws, Insert tooth, one 60 inch and three 48-lnch at reduced prices. Roofing and Building Paper, Gajvan lzed and Painted Corrugated S'.ieets. Barb Wire and Fencing or all Kinds. Including Chicken Netting. Tents and Tarpaulins. Large assort ment of new and used. Ranges, Heaters, Cook Stoves and Hcatrolas. Real bargains In new and used. Pumps, all sizes: Cable. Belting. Pul leys. Block and Tools for the car penter, mechanic and woodsman. Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies, Pipe and Pipe Fitting new and used Davenport Sets and Studio Couches at remarkably low prices. Your attention and consideration of our prices Is invited, wherein real barcnlns are offered. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1082. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa and oat hay Vilas Ranch. Telephone 301-R-l. FIRST - CLASS auio finishing and ; quick service Mitchell Auto Beauty t Shop. ! WANTED Labor for rent or furni ture. 200 W. Jackson. FOR RENT Apartment: take soma part-time labor if desired. 200 W. Jackson. WANTED Experienced housekeeper between 25 and 35, by employed couple with one child. References. Phone 290-Y. FOR SALE Plants: Giant pansles 60c dozen; carnations 60c dozen: col umbines 10c and 15c each; pink and white baby's breath 15c; geum and lupin 25c. All quality plants. Mrs. Dan Howard, 938 S. Holly St UPHOLSTERING and repairing. Tel. bub-K. TMbauit. Call and look through our large library of Modern Home Plans and Photos. See the 12 Model Home Nationally Admired. Announcing Additional FREE SERVICE We are now prepared to furnish ABSOLUTELY FREE to our customers in Medford and Jackson County ArchitectsPlans Specifications Made Only by State Licensed Experienced Architects reliable plans that will meet any requirements covering Moderate Priced Homes Construction. With this additional frty bolldltn wrrlct are now prrparrd to Kite ou thf kind of srrrlre that jrou hart dantrd compl.t. construction of rour new hotnc supervision election of aood carpenter quality materials Free plans by Licensed Architects in fact your heme delivered to you complete ready to occupy. 6 ACRES, ol anted In clover: nice modern little home, barn, chicken house, garage and woodshed, ntci rtiade treei, dome fruit; walking distance from town and high school. A dandy buy. $2500. ALSO Service station on main highway; lots of room lor cottages. Priced $750. Can give some term. ALSO Some good buys In dairy and stock ranches. FOWLER REALTY CO. 44 N. Riverside. Phone 652 or 1147-R. FOR SALE Attractive stucco home, cove celling, flraplace, enclosed back yard, on Park Ave. Inquire 518 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Sleeping room with pri vate sitting room. 700 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Store on Front St. Hotel Allen. FOR SALE Large commercial size G. E. refrigerator. Allen Hotel. FOR SAL15 Boston bull pups and oil burner stove. Mrs. M. A. Bottb, Butte Falls road, Box 11. FOR SALE Toledo wood range, with col 1b; 3i bed, springs and mattress. 108 Cottage. WANT TO BUY 400 feet 2 or 3-lneh used Iron pipe. Must be In A-l shape. W. S. Darby, Eagle Point, Ore. SMALL RANCH 20 Acres, located only lA mile from school, free Bear creek soli, some Irrigation, alfalfa and grain. Ex ceptional value at $2600 with only $800 down, terms on balance. ALSO 4-Bedroom plastered home, located on good paved street. All assess ments paid. Priced right at $2100 with only $210 down and balance like rent. ALSO Several other medtum priced homs with only 10 percent down and balance like rent. CHARLES A WING AGENCY. INC. 109 E. Main. Phone 728. RADIO '38 model wholesale must sell. 229 North Ivy, Apt. 5. 4 ACRES garden land; modern plas tered house: close In. Bargain at $2375; terms. See A. F. Flowers, corner 12th and Front. SCREENS Window Screens Screen Doors Windows & Doors Window Frames Kitchen Cabinets Linen Cabinets Medicine Cabinets Etc., Etc., Etc. Medford Made Made Right Priced Right CABINET WORKS Phone 238 HOME! ftabttiatt
