Grants Pass daily courier., October 22, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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1 la.lio incompatibility la the new­
est cause for >dlvor«c and separation.
Mrs. Clara llcynislis claim# she was
happy with bar huataad 'Millard, un­
til th« demon radio obtruded llsvlf.
New York In uow to her a total loss.
Husband passes up movies and alls
with «uir phones glued to hla head.
•V'lth aeiaaora, Mrs. Heymann cut
down the aerial ami sent It on a vis­
it to the garbage man. Thia overt
act brought the .Heymans to court
and now the judge 1» considering the
first case of radio Incompatibility,
and its demands for temporary ali­
mony.
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Tty this new cereal yourself and be
convinced.
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out by the governor and the Oregon as to make the actual assessed valu-
JoUrnal for denunciation as vifila- ' .ition of the lands upon which the
fork of a public trust reposed In alleged bad loans had been tnado to
them, If the allegations be true.
correspond with and substantiate tlie
Carefully concealed is the fact alleged losses to the school funds,
that by th«#r own admissions and |Thl» c intingency had, however, been
the direct admission of Mr. Myers foresee.I Immediately after the .tom-1
Salem, Ore., Oct. 22.—Governor in a personal interview the alleged , Inallon of Mr. Myers at the primary i
election, and to provide valuations
Walter M . Pierce and the Oregon I waR,a«" ,M ,he result of a faul,y »>"-
which would suit their purpose, the |
Item
prescribed
by
law
and
the
gen-
Journal, in a fran tic effort to se­
governor and Mr. Myers constituting i
.
oral
condition
of
agricultural
de
­
cure complete awiyr over all state in-
a majority on the land board, Inaug-
pression
which
the
entire
country
atltutfons and affairs through the
urated a system'of empyloylng field
haa
experienced
since
the
close
of
the
election of Jefferson D. Myers as
agents to Investigate and report up­
state treasurer and third member of war, and 'for which the acts of in­
on the condition of the security for
the board of control, are waving an­ dividual members of the land board
loans made. Thu power to appcli.t
other stuffed club over tike heads and its employees are in no manner
these field agents was carefully re­
responsible.
of the voters of Oregon.
Without going into detail at this tained by the board with Its major­
On the Strength of a political in­
ity favorable to Mr. '.Myers and the
vestigation and report on the condi­ time regarding the misrepresenta­
plan of action, and not delegated to
tion of the state’s common school tions contained In the report and
tr<me right! stands out in front of ' and Other funds administered by the the biased conclusions that are be­ the secretary of the land board, un­
his men, exposed to enemy fife, di­ , state land board, which by the elec­ ing drawn from it by Governor der whom they would be normally
recting their operations. A wound­ tion of Mr. Myers they would also Pierce, the Oregon Journal and jhe expbeted to work.
The first of these field agents’ re­
ed man may be seen stretched out control, they are endeavoring to cfe- ho*1 o{ staV<’ employees who are be-
near his comKdes.
ports were incorporated into the
ate the impression that the school ,n< Used
scatter tho manufactured
Tourtellotte report, but the bias In
children of the state have been ' P°lson over the state, the unscrupu-
thorn was so evident as to bring a
robbed of something like a million lous Politics of the whole affair is
realisation to the governor and the
dollars 'by the farmers of Oregon ¡evident upon Its face,
Oregon Journal that something less
who have benefitted by loans from
The report, which has been mis-
conspicuously political must be de­
these funds, and by former state brAnded as an alleged audit of the
vised. This brought about the ap­
officials, wijorn) they charge have land board and is nothing more than
pointment of the so-called non-parti­
wilfully squandered these fundi In a compiletldn of the records on file
san boards of three appraisers In
the authorization of bad loans.
in the land board bfflce that could
| each coifnty, the impartiality of
i
Particularly is, this attack J»"1hg have been, made by any stenograph­
which are guaranteed by the fact
directed at Thos. B. Kay, Republican er or clerk In that office, -wal made
they are selected anu appointed by
candidate for state treasurer and a by Arch T. Tourtellotte, public ac­
the governor.
former occupant, of that office and countant, of Portland, employed by
member of the land board, and Sam the board at the instigation of Gov­
Kozer, incumbent and candidate fl.r ernor Pierce. The report was made
re-electiop to th office of secretary on the condition of the funds as of
of state, to discredit whom tho re­ June XO. 11*31, yet until the opening
port was prepared and is being Used. of the genoral election campaign
.Neither the repbrt, not those who early in Heptemiber It was- discreetly
are interpreting It to their awn ends, covered up. Strangely enough the
however, makes mention of the fact Cregon Journal made the discovery
that Governor Pierce, State Treas­ of its existence.
urer Myers, and all of the ex-gov­
There was in the scheme as a plan
ernors. preceedlng state secretaries of campaign action one discrepancy
of scientists. It will stdrt out on an and former state treasurer! slhco which neither the governor, the
extensive oceanographic expedition the creation of tho land board are Oregon Journal, nor any auditor
next July.
¡equally guilty will» the two singled hired for the task cotld remedy so
A Chinese Battle
This is a scene from the fighting
between the Chekiang and Kangsu
forces near the town of Llul y. China.
The artillery commander (n the ex-
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The old hospital ship Solace, once
considered a model of Its kind, is to
be refitted and turned over to p crew
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manufacturing.
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The Carey Asbestos Slate
Shingle is fire-resisting, and
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Underwriters’ Laboratories.
The Carey Asbestos Slate
Shingle is madte on a heavy
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finished with a coating of nat­
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