November 8. 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
Moniljorlili Open Member
lil ! In tlio Wlntor Dancing club
- in still nviillnblo, niomhnrs of the
cnniiiilitoa nnnouncml Thursday,
i nml niny lo nhtiilnoil at (he May
KliiK slucllo, Nuwcumora In Klam
ath Kiills, who would llkt to at
tonrt than aoiiil-turmnl dancaa,
hnve boon lesuad a eordlat Invita
tion to obtain aeason tlckata, It
whs alatad by the executive (roup.
Tim flint dance la to be hold Hat
tiiilny, Nnvomber 6, In the Wlllnrd
hotul. Tho moinborahlp la limited
to 100 couplos,
I'lnorhlo I'arty There will be
a nliioi'hlo party at the KO hall
Friday nluht at I o'clock given
by Ilia Mooiuhavon cum in I It oo of
tha Woman of the Mooae. I'ro
cumin will be mod to buy linen for
t the hoapltal at Moniohavon and
ftiamped looda for the women to
ambruldor, The public la Invited
'. by those In chargf. Six prises
will be otforad during the eve
ning. I'lan Tarty The auxiliary to
tha llrnthurhood of Railroad
Tniliiiimn are sponsoring a public
; plmivlilo card party Tburaday af
tin noon, November 10, In the KO
hnll at I o'clock, l'rlses will be
given and rerraahmenta aarved.
The commlttoo In charge Include!
Mra. Kdna Jensen, chairman, as-
1 slaltnl by Mra. It mil Uavlg, Mra.
Ni'ttlo Andura and Mra. Anna llel
Inn. (Iroup to Mcft Opal Illehn,
chairman of the llomomaklng
ciiiiiuilitea, announced Tburaday
that there would bo a meeting of
group of the Women of tbe
Moon In the KO hall Friday,
November 4, at 1 p. in. All mem
bers of Women of the Mooae are
Invited to attend. Hadle Hand
and Kclllli Wlard will be hosteaiea
for the politick luncheon.
1'iililln Tarty A public pi
nochle party waa to be held
Thuradoy evening, November I,
at I o'clock In the community
aortal hall on Uarden avenuo,
aiinnaored by the Coiiarogatlonal
church finance board. 1'rlxea
were to bo glvon and refresh
ments served, with Mra. W. C.
I.llllo and Mra. C. M. Keynolda
In charge of arrangemenla.
I The I
Ballot
Measures
liana l)rrr Ottla Baylor re
turned recently from a success
ful doer hunting trip In tbe BIy
country with a larga mule door.
Thla waa Haylor'a flrat bunting
trip. lie la tha son-in-law of
Mr. and Mra. Dtillola of Mitchell
street, lie la a foreman at Wey
erhaeuier Timber company.
Will Hew Tho Congregational
' Community clrclo will moot for a
, ilny of auwlng Friday, Novombor
. 4, nt tho homo of Mra. L. K. Henry
at 2-'0u Unrdon avenuo. A pot
, luck lunchoon will be aorved at
i 1 p. in.
, From Kiikoiio Frod Konnchot
l apont tliu wookoutl vlaltlng hla
' parcntH, .Mr. and Mra. Otto Kon
Hi'hnt, 1822 Kurln atroot. Frod la
.i n Htmlunt nt tho Unlvorslty of Ore
gun III Uiigono,
Iti'lurn Hero Mr. and Mra, A.
J. Wlllliima and children have
returnotl to their homo, 1401
KiiHt Mnln atroot, after visiting
for aiivorul dnya nt LooktiiKglnss,
ItiiaoliiirK and Modford with rola-llvca.
Visit In lliinainiilr Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Ilrntton and daughter,
l?l,orriilnn, of 2141 White avonue,
' apont tlio wnokond vlaltlng with
frlnncln In Dttnmmilr.
Don't Be Fooled
About Constipation !
Many pcoplo, when constipation
hits Uioin, just reucli for tlio
mcdlnliio ahclf, dose up with a
physic, and try to forgot lt-flll
vie trouble comes back. And come
back It usually docs more and
mora oftcn-Ull you get at its
cause.
If you cat what most people do
Just broad, meat, potatoes
chances nro just thla fact causes
your trnublo: tack o "bulk." And
"bulk" doesn't mean n lot of food.
It's a kind of food that Isn't con
sumed 111 tho body, but leaves a
soft "bulky" mass In tlio intes
tines mid nlds elimination.
If that's tlio reason for your
trouble, what you need Is a good
dish of crtmcliy Kcllogg's All
liriin for breakfast. It contains
tho "bulk" you need plus Nature's
great intestinal tonlo, vitamin B,.
Hut It every day, drink plenty
of water, and Join tho "regulars.''
Mado by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Golf Tlane Ohaniced Woman
of the Iteamoa country olub will
not hold the eloctlon of officers
and dinner aa scheduled for Fri
day evening. There will be no
play on Friday duo to weather
conditions. Card playing aa uauul
will occur at the clubhouse Friday
afternoon,
Social Club Tha Eastern fltar
aoclal olub will hold tha regular
Novombor mooting nt the Masonic
temple at 3:16 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
Olub to Meet Townaand club
No. 1 was to meet at 7:80 o'clock
Thursday night at the library,
Danolug waa to take place aftor
the regular business meeting.
The luusi Orogoniant Are to
Vote Upon November- 8 and
the Argument! of Their Op
ponent! and Proponenti.
five-day period, and he felt that
the governor could do a better job
fur the peoplo If he had more time
to consider thorn,
2, Taylng legislators II a day
for a 60-day aesslon, Instead of
13 a day for a 40-day aasslon.
In the old days, 'i a day waa a
tidy sum for a legislator, but
mombors of the legislature now
claim that they can't evon eat on
that, lot alone pay for hotel and
other oxpensos. Homo legislators
who represent organizations, auch
aa labor, are given additional ex
panse money, hut the rest of them
are out of pockot,
Tho roforondum, which the peo
ple alwaya conalatontly rofusod to
pass becuuse of the Increased ex
pense to the taxpayer, also would
extend the aosslon from 40 to 60
daya. In the paat fow yeara, It baa
mot for 60 days, with tha legisla
tors working the additional 20
daya without pay.
3. Itopeallug the constitutional
provision requiring stockholders
In banking corporations to be lia
ble for double the amount of their
stock In case tho corporation falls.
If a person owns 110,000 In
stock In a defunct bank, be la
liable for 120,000. A legislative
committee claimed that thla no
longer waa necassary because de
positors now have more effoctlve
protection through federal deposit
Insurance,
ALLOTMENTS SET
TULKLAKK, Nov. I The gov
ernment beet acreago allotment
for California has been set at
169,000 acrea for 1039, with grow
ers who bave ralaed beota tbe paat
three years being given the prefer
ence and largest acrcagca.
Eighty-five per cent of acreages
grown over the threo-ycar period
may be planted by those growing
for the past three yeara, 80 per
cent by those who have ralsod for
two yeara, and 76 per cent by
those wbo cultivated beet crops
only one year, according to Clark
W. Fensler, wbo waa in attend
ance at a meeting of growers and
augar company officials at Wood
land last weekend.
Fensler stated, however, that a
surplua will remain from the total
acreage allotment with some old
land not to be aeeded next aeason,
and that this will be divided up
among tbe one-year group. '
Fensler, appointed to tbe state
allotment committee for tbe north
ern district comprising the Wood
land, Monteca districts and Modoo
and Blsklyou counties, will attend
a meeting In Borkeley November
16 at which furthor problem! of
acreage division will be taken up.
The light that we sea coming
from Mlxar, tbe middle star In tbe
handle of the Big Dipper, and
Alcor, Ha companion atar, actual
ly atarted on Its way 76 yeara ago.
Tbe making of malleable glaae,
the manufacture of eertala dyea
(notably Tyrtan purple), and tht
manufacture of Damascus ateel
are among the most notable of
tbe lost arts.
Elect Roy Taber For Mayor.
Pd. Adv. by Rby Taber.
(Editor's Note: Oregon votors
will ballot upon 12 measures
when they go to the polls Nnvom
ber I. What tbese meaaurea are,
the arguments of their proponents
and opponenta are reviewed In alx
articles presented to readers of
the Herald-News through tha As-'
sorialed Tress. The sixth and last
follows: )
By the Associated Trrae
Three roforondum meaaures to
be voted upon by tho people in
November have found little op
position. 1. Giving the governor 20 daya,
Instead of five, to consider bills
after adjournment of the legisla
ture. When Oregon first became a
atate, few bills were passed by the
legislature. Consequently, flvo
daya were enough for tho gover
nor to consider tho bills passed at
the end of tho aesslon.
Tha legislatures now, however,
end their sessions by paaalng a
flood of bills. Govornor Mnrtln
said he could not give each hill
proper consideration during the
Prom Portland Ijivene McCol-1
, 1 il in spent tho past weekend vlall
Jlng with her parents, Mr. and Mra.
5 (ioorKe M'-'Collum. Miss McCol
lum Is a atudent at Miss Catlln'a
. school for girls In Portland. Her
brother, Melvln, a atudent at tha
University of Oregon in Eugene,
also spent the week here.
Itummnge HaleWomen of the
guild of Bt. Paul's Episcopal
church will aponsor a rummage
sale In the Oregon Equipment
company building on South Sixth
etreet Saturday afternoon. The
anln will eontlnua throughout the
day, It was announced by the
president, Mra. It. II, Anderson.
Rummage Halo The American
I.eglon auxiliary will hold a rum
niago and white elephant sale
Saturday, Novombor 6, In the Al
pha apartment building In tho
former location of the Westorn
Auto Supply company. Thoae
having rummaga are asked to call
Mrs. Jack (lallagher or Mrs. La-Forge.
Visits Tarenta Edna May
Thomaa spent the wookond vlalt
lng with her parenta, Mr. and Mra,
Chnrloa W. Thomaa, 2106 Want-
land avenue. Miss Thomaa la
froKhmnn at the Unlvorslty of Ore
gon In ICugone,
Tugboat
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