The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 21, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textftge Two 1 : STATE NORMAL AT, LA GRANDE 1 ..;.) Board Refuses to Take Def - inite Action; Finances . V' r Cause Tangle SALKM." Ore., July' SlV UP) Uulsss , (our of the Dine member of 1h board of date normal s, Uool resents can., aiuster au additional Tola and then ask the governor to call a special session of the board there is no prospect (or the con truclion of the new normal echool at La Grande this year and pos sibly not during the present state administration. With eight members present,, and apparently evenly di vided on the question, those who favored Immediate construction with drew their efforts when they saw jthat a rote by tbt? members present would be fatal. Regent V. C. Biy- oqt of Mora was absent, and bow lid would bate voted is a question. Instead, the board unanimously voted to defer action (or the present. The Taw provide, however, that If ' three members petition the gover nor to call -a special meeting he Must do so and when the session adjourned It appeared possible that ChU misht. be done. . , . Actio Halted, v.. The state financial snarl and the Yccent opinion of the state supreme court holding It unconstitutional for the state to go Into debt ovr 150,000 was at the bottom of the rouble. In voting to defer action the board adopted resolution In troduced by Secretary of state Kor tt which read: C'In view of .the recent opinion W the supreme court in the case ftt Pederson rs. the state board of control, and in view of the' fact thst , such. oEln!ondeclarea. .that, no in debtedness may be incurred by the State in excess of the limitation PfowiiM . by-j the constitution . but dooa ot presertbe'a' method whereby the fiscal officers, of the state may definitely determine when the au thorised expenditures . may exceed public revenues be it. resolved by Jte board of regents 'of normal schools that further action by the board of regents on the construction cdMhe eastern Oregon normal school 1 La Grande be deferred lor the present time." m , . Board Divided, , 4, ,. y Had the question goua to a vote HM the motion made'-fcy Frttnk Miller of Albany it was quite ap parent that Millor. K. E, liragg of La Grande.' C' L. " Starr of Port land eud Fuller of Ashland, would i JlSVe voted for It. while Patterson. Secretary of State Kozer. state School Superintendent C. A. ' Howard and George Hartman of Pen dleton would have voted against it. Howard seconded Miller's motion. -hk'h was a motion, that bids be aaiiea ior, out .like state superin tee dent later Indicated that he did not want to see the matter go to a vote because of the opposition. A similar' position" was taken by , aragg. . . ... "I move that we' adjourn," said Bragg. - vc: ' ' ; 1 . ' Kozer seconded the motion. ( Governor Patterson rebuked them by remarking: "Let's not act like lot of boys." He refused to put the motion. "I object to making the normal school a test of the state's build ing policy," said Bragg. Kvrrybocly Satisfied, "We aren't," Kozer replied. "We did that yesterday when the board of control voted down the corses borne at the state hospital." r "Sure, we declared our policy yes terday,", the governor said.. - ' I Miller then withdrew his motion that bids be called for and Koaer's resolution was discussed at length before, Jt was finally whipped into form that satisfied everybody. Prior to taking up tho question whether the school should be built tho board adopted plans (or the normal school building. The implication of the Kozer reso lution Is that the board should await some official information as to now far reaching the recent su preme court opinion. There Is still a possibility that the state board may ask a rehearing of the Peder son case. . THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Manv Pheasants rP Arc Liberated PKNDLKTON',' July II. (AP.) Tie eastern Oregon slate smile farm has liberated JJrtO Chine and Mongolian nhpasatita in I'nins. ker, V instills atij Gilliam counties. Hue. to the abundant amount of leed In this part of the mate.' the birds are emeeteJ to ihrtv exceptionally well this year. Over 8,000 birds have been hi.4.-,l nl the game Tarm this year and other grout are to be liberated later. One :hundred and seventy-five tur- kojs win b,i released by fall, ac cording to officials. AKT O.U.I.KKY W1I.I, II U K A IIIMIK.MU KU li(Ml 11ERI.1N. July SI. (A.P.) The art gallery of Dessau, capital of the' Province of Anlutlt. ill boou havo ' a Hindcnburg room. I Tie soldier-president recently vis- : lied the province. Knthuslatiu was high. A leadiug Industrialist cap italized this enthusiasm by naaaiug a subscription list f jr a special : Hiudenburg room. The room is ' to perpetuate the memory of tht president's visit, und is to contain paintings by leadiug Auhalt artists', as well as a portrait of Hlnden-' burg himself. j GKIt-MAV TOWS VXYKILA - : .T.YM.ET ,TO 11KKT1IOVKX BERLIN. July 21. (AP.) Bad Mrgentheim. one of tie most pop ular spaa in Germany, has unveiled a tablet to Ludwig von Beethoven. The only tjwn in Germany out side of his native city of Boun. in which Beethoven lived and worked, was Bad 'Mergentheini, Vienna, while a German speaking city, belonged to Austria even then. Legal Notices IX BAXKRl'PTCY. In the District Court of the Uni ted States, for the District of Ore gon.. . In the matter of W. E. Dodge. Bankrupt. ... Tw tlwaarsdilra al.-W. E. Dodge: '' Notice is hereby, given tha on July 15. 1SS7. W. E. Dodge was duly adjudged bankrupt and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at the office of the under signed, at 409 Main Street. Klam ath Falls. Oregon, on Aurn.t s at 1 o'clock p. m.. at which time creditors may attend, nrove their claims, examine the hank runt elect a- trustee and transact such other business as nray come before mem. Dated -Jul 21,- 1927. a. Uiii. C. nCTEXIC. Referee In Bankrupted. ii"' " J2i NOTICE TO CHEDITOKS. ' Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of Klamath County, Oregon, administratrix of the estate of Amelia James, de ceased; and- all . persons having claims against said estate are noti fied to present such . claims with proper vouchers, duly verified by af fidavit, to said administratrix at her place of business at Lorclla. Oregon, within slx.mdnthl from abe' date hereof., - rDatcd July 12. 1927. ' IONA J.'FOnDN'EY, ''.; Administratrix. ': N C. C. Drawer, Atty. . ; i JH-21-28-AI ""A few good misses In thetehorils are apt to aid the opera in making al'-- - - ; , p Sympathy is all right in Its place, nut there are times when a kick Would, be4 fBr mora effective. D cJelighiluI ungalov s iu; nm - assTaaJssassSlftsasjr PWVa'' !' ,3 . Rest and recreation in s summer nlavffrov nd nf in. ternationai repute . . . . rasy fJolhrs comfort at moderate cot .... Cana dian; Pacific. operation j none finCr?" 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