By PAU!, W. HARVEY Jr.
BALICM, Ore., Oct. 23
Governor Martin and his eueettrt
erg are very happy over defeating
What they termed wen an attempt
of their opponents trioneke Ore
son votere believe the Remove It
adminietrittion is on Our outs with
the present littlin
It ;darted when President Roo
sevelt mite 10 Bonneville and pot
,Melees turnliti out to be peen near
the chief executive, fly thin, they
hoped. they would persuade the
emote to believe the president hRd
given them his Wooing.
Opponents of the governor
wore particularly anxious to get
this blessing. but the governor
was with the president all day
long.
then Postutester General Far
ley visited Omen last weekend,
the IMMO thing happened.
The (silk here is thet Willis Ma
honey of Klamath Falb'. said to
be considering running for U. O.
inim'. and Boweni lAttouretic
democrittic national committee
men, planned to he seen at all
possible emotions with Farley.
Both are at outs with the gover
n or, and it bas been reported that
Latourette plans to run against
bite.
But the governor telegraphed
Farley before he arrived that he
would like Farley to ride in his
car. Farley accepted, so thet the
governor wits with him all day.
To prove that the administra
tion is not dissatisfied with the
Martin administration, Farley
)said that Oregon would remain
In tho democratic column as long
as the governor continued to give
the state the "same sane and
proper administration be has in
the past."
The governor regarded this
tatemeut as the best endorse
ment he bits ver
A statement by Farley, recog
nized as a great political prophet,
that Maine would elect a demo
cratic governor next. year went
almost unnoticed,
October 22, 1921
'MARTIN PROVES
STILL FRIENDLY
WITH NEW DEAL
The state department of agri
culture has received a bulletin by
the California state chamber of
commerce showing that the bor
der "bug" Inspection, object of
bitter attack by Mayor Carson of
Portland and the Portland cham
ber of commerce, has saved Cal
ifornia millions of dollars by
keeping pests out of the state.
In fact, the state department
of agriculture admits that. it
wonldn't be a bad Idea for Oregon
to place fruit inspection' on all
, highway leading into the state,
4 ?scoot titat It is too expensive.
It would cost about $100.000 a
year to inspect all cars entering
the slate. There are 10 roads in
'to Oregon on the south, eight on
4he east and 14 on the north.
r 'rho departinent now inspects
,hipments of all agricultural
poommodities into the elite, but
'edoes not check on fruit brought
;In by truck.
The board of control will act
'loon upon tho proposed state of
ice building in Portland, which
othe legislature authorized at a
most of not more than $100,000.
Each of Ole 23 buildings which
Ptave been offered by owners have
been inspected by the board. The
rotiosal long has been a head
:ache for the board. which ntust
pay for tho building out of rent
eels paid by offices which will be
4 4ocate4 in tho building.
ev
so Governor Martin will tell the
:Townsend old age pension inter
,.ests in a few days whether he will
wean a special legislative session
oir y ni iltecnretsaset
tahernotil:limaugnet oPfen$8317
eillut his answer is almost certain
Do be "no."
0, The average payment now is
without $21. and to increase this
:Would cost more than $0,000,000
O , year if an expected 60.000 per
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to the taxpayers.
HALLOWE'EN MOTIF
MARKS MEETING OF
FORT GRANGERS
FORT KIAMATH A lively
program of games and stunts fea
tured the regular monthly social
meeting of Fort Klemath grange
on Tumidity evening, with a good
attendance of members and two
vialtore promont. Appropriate Hal
lowe'en monk were timed about
the club rooms for decoration, AP
well as a profuolon of late fall
flowers brought from Rogue river
valley. The program was under
the direction of the lecturer. ?dm
Frank Benton, and consisted of a
comic skit by Mies Pliten Brown
and Brant Brown of Crystal. and
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also a recitation by Miss Brown,
In addition to the games.
During the abort businesa see
sion, M. 11. Bonney of Fort Klam
ath received the metnbcraltip obit
gallon of the grange, administered
by Past Master Merge Denton.
Annual election of grange offi
ce?. will be held at the find meet
ing in November, when the men
of the grange will act as WWII for
the evening. curving refreshments
to the members. A good turnout
I. anticipated. The staff of grange
officers elected at this meeting
will be installed in December, to
for the ensuing year.
Al the clone of the lecturer's
hour, refreshments wore served to
the gathering by the following
committee: Mr. and Mn. blordecul
Hem Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wimer,
and Mn. R. 8. Ration.
The Yanks and Giants put on
a good show, but the baseball
public outside of New York hopes
that it isn't going to be a regular
annual attraction..
About 3500 marriage's are dis
solved In Wieland and Wales ev
ery y Par.
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON , PAGE THREE
POLICE SHOW WELL
IN ECONOMY TESTS
A "heavy loot" on the gee
throttle when duty calls, but a
feather-touch with their Oolitic,
when an economy prize is al
stake!
That must be the explanation
of the really phenomenal economy
ehowings rolled up by police, fire,
eheriff, and state highway patrol
members throughout Pacific coast
Mates in the recently concluded
Graham-011more economy contest
Winner of the grand prize for
the coast, as well as divisional
winner for the southiand, was
Ernest H. Owen of the bon Angeles
police department with a mark
of 80.86 miles per gallon. Fol
lowing him came H. B. Ormsby
of the Los Angeles city motor
police with 80.45 miles per gal
lon, while third position was rap
tured by J. T. Palmer of the Los
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30.86 miles per gallon.
All three winners were awarded
substantial cash prizes by Ralph
Hamlin, Southern California Ore,
ham dintributor, while Officer
Owen, In addition, received a
round trip to New York for the
world series via United Air Lines
Main liner sleeper planes. The
Graham-Paige Motors corporation
presented Officer Owen with his
series tickets and expenses for his
stay in the east.
The contest, coastwise In scope,
was conducted through the sum
mer and resulted in a remarkaole
series of economy demonstrations
with powerful stock Graham
Supercharger sedans powered with
stock Gilmore Red Lion gasoline.
The contestants were at all times
under strict supervision of offi
cials, while the routes were over
city streets and all traffic regula
tions were observed. No coasting
was permitted either by dropping
out of gear or declutching, and
the course driven in two directions
to eliminate the possibility If a
favoring grade.
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BONES UNIT HERE
Appearance of one of the popu
lar Major Bowes' units in Klam
ath Falls on Monday, November
1, at the armory, has been an
nounced by the local Business and
Professional Women's club which
I. sponsoring the event.
Both matinee and evening per
formances are scheduled at nom
inal costs. There will be no lo
cal talent On the programs.
The armory was obtained be
cause of the large seating capac
ity, as large crowds are antici
pated. This unit is known as the
"Jamboree" unit, and fine pro
grams are expected.
Tickets are now on sale and
may be obtained from members
of thp Business and Professional
Women's club. They will also be
on sale at a number of the lead
ing stores of the city.
Anne Earley is general chair
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man In charge of arrangements
and she hp being assisted by Ruth
Bathiany and other club member..
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STEWART LENOXThe time
for Sunday school at the Trend
ship church has been changed
from 9:45 a. tn. to 2:00 p. m.
Everyone is invited to attend.
An all-day meeting is to be bald
Saturday at the Friendship
church in order to finish the
church Improvements. The ladies
are to bring the dinner to the
church and the men are to bring
hammers. saws and tools to work
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Mn. Ray Condit is 1111 U bef
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W. L. Miller is III at his home
in Stewart.
Mrs. L. L. Woodrum Is in Klein.
ath Palle taking rare of Mrs. IL EL
Steers who is the pround parent
of a baby boy.
You could say that Mr. Roos.-
velt's Chicago speech was one way
of adroitly changing the national
subject.
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