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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1942)
PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS,-KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON October 21, 1942 Candidates Speak, Bills Explained at Voters' Meet Members and guests of the Klamath County League of Women Voters marked sample ballots Monday evening as can- spoke, and state and city meas ures which appear upon the ballot for the November elec tion were discussed by speak ers. Mrs. Isabella Brixner, county school supervisor, gave argu ments on both sides of the Ore gon State Teachers association bill for the diversion of money from state Income tax to the aid of Oregon schools. She pointed out that Oregon lags far behind in school assistance, and has no state support for schools, all of which are main tained by local taxes. Malcolm Epley, managing editor of the Herald and News, gave arguments both pro and con for the other six measures to appear upon the November 3 ballot. These measures Include: the so-called cigarette tax; the pro posed constitutional amend ment increasing salaries of Oregon legislators and extend ing the regular legislative ses sions from 40 to 50 days; the referendum of the 1941 laws prohibiting net fishing on coastal streams and bays; re peal of the rural credits fund amendment; prohibition use of highway funds for any other than highway purposes, and amendment authorizing regu lation by law of voting privi lege forfeiture. Epley named sponsors of the various bills and outlined their political background. Monday evening's meeting was opened by Mrs. Everett R. Dennis, president, and then turned over- to Mrs. Ida M. Odell, League program " chair man, who presided and intro duced the speakers. Representative Walter Pierce appeared In his own behalf in his race for re-election to con gress, and complimented women voters for their intelligent in terest in politics. Jack Franey, chairman of the county republican central committee, appeared for Robert Farrell, candidate for secretary of state, and Dr. Harry Stone appeared for Earl Snoll, republi can candidate for governor. . William F.' B. Chase, inde pendent candidate for county commissioner, spoke in his own behalf. Rollln Cantrall, city council man, spoke for himself, and also for the new city charter which is to be voted on at the November polls. He also advo cated the measure which will put the park board under the jurisdiction of the city, for which it functions, instead of under control of the circuit Judge as it Is now. Allen Sloan, - republican can didate for county assessor, and Newton B. Nelson, democrat, were present at the League meeting, and outlined . their platforms. Harry D. Bolvln, state repre sentative, spoke for his candi dacy for re-cloctlon, and Wil liam A. Dolzell appeared in be half of the candidacy of Lew Wallace, democratic candidate for governor. The Voters league will spon sor a second candidates and measures meeting on the after noon of Novcmbor 3, tho day before election, at 2 o'clock in the city library. In the meantime the League will continue its work In stim ulating Interest in the Novcm- SET IN PORTLAND . PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21 (IT) Headquarters for the Pacific Const Lumber commission, tho federal agoncy controlling wages and working conditions for 150, 000 woods and sawmill workers In five western states, Is now In Portland. Thomas F. Ncblott opened of- ber election, and In Its get-out-to-vote campaign, (Ices yesterday and said hearings on wage-hour cases storied re- Q cently In Seattle would be re sumed Monday, The first four cases scheduled for completion Involve 70,000 workers in the Douglas fir In dustry, Neblett said. Thomas Tonguo, formerly of Hillsboro, Oro., and recently with tho wnge-hour division of the department of labor In Seat tie, Is Noblett's assistant. 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