November 24, 1938 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN
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Santa Tells His Christmas Plans
Janla did t Mule planning him- Christmas tree whit haired old and xreon halla wound round each
self, an he rested la.t evening In
tills Iiukp clinlr with II wide com
fortable font r !. And the Ne.
Herald's spnrlal Christmas repnrt
er raiiihl ill" old fHlnw In a Jol
ly mood and actually ot nn In
terview! Aaked whni hit own
plana ar for t'lirlnttmia, Hants re
plld: "I ae (mi million Chrlatmns
trees all s-npnrkle wlih hi lulu
color and lighted In the Up top
with Klowlnit candle"," said Hunta,
at he puffed a Inns purr on his
plunr. "And I ee mound each
couplo and a ynmiK couple. I aeo
them stacking the gifts hlKh on
Ihn floor and pIIIiik red hitxi-n
around, and hnuitliiK up randy
canon and ahinliiK "liver hurua
and bulla. I soo (hum tacking up
I Inil little row of storking
the mnntlo and I hear Ihi'in
laughing ii i (hey park them full
wlih rnndy and ornnties and bright
rod apples,
"I aee windows with holly
wreathe and llRhted candles
lillnklnit nut Into tlio dnrk. I aee
silver tinsel and strings of rod
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"And (lion I nco those, couploa
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admiration, and the Uttl old
lady hcrair pitta the fllilnlng
Chrlatmnn star on top of the tree.
It's nil ropdy for Chrlatmaa morn
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Impntlcnco for tho his; thrill that
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STATE OFFICES
SATKM. Ore. (UP) Uneaay
II the bead of many In Halem
who wear the orown of appointive
office, with a new governor "topping-
Into office la lea than two
monthi.
Whether Oov. Charlea A.
Spraguo will hold a Kennrnl bouae
cleaning or not remain to be
seen, but It I generally agreed
that he will have to make aome
effort to appcaae hungry rupubll
cana Juat ending a long famine
porlod.
It la unlikely Bprague will In
atlgate any Immediate purge after
taking office. Oovernora usually
allow a few month to elapse be
fore awoeplng the board with
new appointments.
Among thoso whose crowns may
or may not be tottering are the
following appolntlre officials:
H. B. Mlckle, Hopn., director
of agriculture at a aalury of 15000
a year. Mlckle'a position would
mum fairly safe, since be but
rocently atepped Into the posl
tlon vacated by Democrat Solon
T. White, to serve until the end
of the year. Moat obaervera agree
be will be reappointed.
Mark Rklnner. Dem., superin
tendent of banka at $5000 a year.
The appointment will be made
by the banking board, made up
of a republican governor, repuo
llran secretary of state, and a
treasurer still to be named.
Wallace 8. Wharton, budget
director and executive secretary
to the governor at a salary of
15000 a year. There la aome
talk of Wharton' being appoint
ed treaaurer when Rufua Holman
roslgns, which would make two
appointments for tho governor.
nanlol J. Kry. aocrotary to
board of control, salary 16000
Fry la a democrat, but waa ap-
Mnlnyl kv a Hnmlnanllv mnllhll-
can board of control. He may be 1
held over, but republicans are
already gunning for the Job.
James Hailett, Dem., state cor-.
poratlon commissioner at 13(00
a year. On position that usually
hlrta wllh th nartv In Dower.
The appointment Is made by the I
governor alono, and there seems j
sure to be much pressure on
Spraguo to appoint a republican
Hugh Earle, Dem., at a aalary
of IB000. Earl waa appointed
by (tor. Charles H. Martin, sup
planting A. 11. Avorlll, a republi
can. Several republican are al
ready licking their chops over
the prospects,
Charles Strlcklln, at a aalary
of $4600, Strlcklln has aurvlved
so many purges that It seems un
likely he will fall to weather the
next one, but the appointment 1
mad by the governor, with the
approval of the state reclamation
commission (governor, secretary
of stste, treasurer.)
T. M. Dunn, 1. C. Joy and Roy
0. Buchanan, Industrial accident
commissioners at a salary of
16600, among the best plums on
the book. Dunn I a republican,
the other two democrats. Buchan
an' term expires In January and
It I almost' certain a republican
will be appointed.
N. Q. Wallace, Dem., public
utilities eommlssloner at a salary
of 17600. Wallace haa not served
long, may go out at any time to
make room for a republican. The
job I an exacting one, pays well,
la conaldercd a good reward to
wbover get It.
Charles B. Galloway, Dem.,
John H. Carkln, Kepn., and Earl
Klaber, Dem., tax commissioners
at salaries of $4800. Carkln,
the lone republican, vnda hla
term In January. The other two
may be removed at the discretion
of the governor, secretary of state
and treaaurer.
The members of the liquor con
Dem., James D. Burns, Dem., and
Stanley Jewott, Dem.,) .and the
members of the highway commis
sion (Henry P. Cabell, Kepn., and
E. B. Aldrlcb and P. L. Touvello,
democrats) serve without pay on
appointment of the governor, re
ceive travelling expenses. Liquor
commissioners receive $10 a day
while engaged In official busi
ness. Appointive officials expect the
axe when their patrons go out of
office; little crying Is expected
from those who get out.
Children under S year of age
now can ride the airlines free of
charge, while children between
the age of 1 and 12 can fly tor
half fare.
Included In the Iargeat war de
partment appropriation bill since
1321 la a provision for the pur
chase of planes, with the objec
tive of having 2320 serviceable
planes available by July 1, 1940.
Lulse Reiner decided not to di
vorce Clifford Odets after a ride
on a roller coaster. The ops and
downs of the coaster make hang
ing on a Cliff an easy task.
Advice to consumers from all
quarters now Include about every
thing except where to get the
money.
According to estimates, farmera
use 2il per cent of all trucks In
trol commission (A. K. .McMahon, operation In the United States.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
Eugene Discoveries of evidence
of pre-hlstorlo man In southeast
ern Oregon by Dr. L. 8. Cress
man, head of the University of
Oregon department of anthropol
ogy, are described In detail In a
recent laaue of the news service
bulletin of the Carnegie Institu
tion of Washington, D. O., copies
of which arrived here this week.
The entire Issue of the bulletin,
which I aent to thousands of
schools, colleges, libraries, period
icals and other places throughout
the world, Is devoted to the work
of Dr. Cressman and his asso
ciate. The article baa been en
titled "Fresh Light on the Anti
quity of Man In America."
Skeletal remains, basketry and
other evidences of men who lived
In Oregon approximately 10,000
or more years ago, were found In
caves In the Catlow and other
regions of southeastern Oregon,
tho article relates. Photographs
of the objects, as well as mnps
and scenes of that section of the
state, are used to Illustrate the
article.
The article states "In view of
what has been found Dr. Cress-
man I confident that If th re
mains of early man ar to bo
found anywbore In th northwest,
such evidence x 1 t a In th
Pleistocene caves of th Oregon
area. Th work that he ha
don strengthens this opinion and
also the conviction ot many
scientists working on the subject
that man was actually preaent In
America, If not actually during;
the glacial time, then surely dur
ing very enrly post-glacial time.
Th Carnegie Institution baa
shown a groat Interest In Dr.
Cressman'a work and ha aided
In sponsoring expedition of ex
ploration. The Institute will also
place a display of photo of ma
terial from Oregon In It hall
In Washington, D. 0., thl week.
So scarce la water In Central
Australia, that a tribe of men
hare trained themsolves to go for
days without drinking. They live
on the moisture contained in yams.
Before being declared obsolete
the Graf Zeppelin mad 600
flights, flying 1,063,391 miles,
carrying 13,110 passengers and
235,000 pounds of mall and other
cargo, and making 14 ocean
crossings,
African natlres make blanket
from the stomach: lining of elephants.
The Pilgrim father mad their
memorable landing on the shore
of America on a Friday.
wake up Chrlstmaa morning!"
Santa sighed, "Of course I'll be
pretty far from homo myself, but
Mrs. Claus usually waits up for
me and If I can get these Christ
mas shoppers started early, maybe
I'll be through In time to dasn
comes only once a year when wo home for brcakfaat."
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