SATURDAY! OCTOBER 13, 132
THE KLAMATH NEWS',
V PAGE TWELVE
Conway Talks at
Rotary Meeting
r On Dunne. Bills
la silent meditation and with
oVp reverence Rotarians stood
Friday t their luncheon Jain-!
In In the thought, fend wish thst
the health of John B. Yeon, an
of til pioneer highway .support-.
I- In Portland, might be re
lamed. Mr. Yoa u very 111 In
a Portland hospital.
, , Friday wan highway pro-,
tram - wtlh llotarlsns. The
attrition arose of whether what U
known as the "Dunn BUU" ,
hould ho (ought by sound '
thinking man. Tha Dunn bills
provide a redu.llon In automo
bile license and an Increase In .
gasoline tax. They are drawn;
ae that tbe amall owner- U tax-'
4 more hearlly (or license at I
the - present time, and when
analysed prove to be tha very,
thing Oregon does not want.'
acoordlng to Ray Conway, secre-
lary of the 8tst Highway asso-,
' cl,tlon. who addressed Rotarians
o the subject.
Mr. Conway reviewed In '
eleancut . thought exactly what ;
It would metn (or this state to I
tip over the present (tnanclng i
plan of tbe highways. Ha,
showed the unfairness of the !
Dunne ' bills to the small ear 1
owner, explained how one bill
might pass and the other fall
thus unbalancing even the plan .
the author of the bills Intend-
ed. Ills plea (or a nnlted front
against . two measures 'struck a,
responsive chord with every
member present at the luncheon.
' Senator R. A. Booth, veteran i
Hotarlaa and one of the first I
highway commissioners Oregon j
had. waa a guest Friday and
spots ot tbe unfairness to parts I
of the states now needing roads j
It the Dunne . plan- ahould be- J
cokne operative . tor It would !
automatically stop practically all
new construction. Senator Booth I
took the view, the honor ot the;
state, Is pledged to nil sections .
alike and gross Injustice wonldi
pre rati it populace centers which
bow have their highways should .
sear the outlying pane of the ;
state ' the (highways that . have
been- pledged and promised to
thea.-' '
vRev. J. Henry Thomas of the'
Kpiscbpsl.' church. had his
Church Army chorus present by
special request tf Rotarians and !
the young men tang (our heart-
stirring selections.. '
rBarl Whltlock nctcd as chair-'
man of the meeting.
Klamath Boys
On Hill Teams
-- ,
" Three Klamath Falls boys are '
members of tbe athletic teams
of Hilt Military Academy of
Portland, according to word re-,
salved here yesterday by relatives.
Stex Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Davis Is playing quar
terback and Raymond Paddock
la playing tackle on the football
team.. In the preliminary games
these two boys showed up ex-I
- ceptlonally well snd should de
velop into regulars before tbe
season closes.
'Davis, in addition to football,
is a member of the basketball j
and track teams and sergeant In :
the Cadet batalllon. .
. On the cross country team. '
Garrison Mitchell Is also a mem
ber of the track team. Two
races are scheduled and Ihe '
dope sheet shows Mitchell (Ig- -ured
as a winner.
In the Cadet Military Corps.
Mitchell is a lieutenant and act-!
ine adjutant
-..Both Davis and Mitchell are
members of the Academy Avla-:
tlon Club besides psrtaklng in
other school activities.
' The three young men spent ,
the summer months here with :
, relative and friends.
Betty Ramsby to U
Cast Absent Vote
Mls Betty Ramshy, popular
Klamath Falls girl, who has
been a p e n d I n g the summer
months at the Klamath Junction
with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth'
Ramshy will have the distinc
tion of casting the first vote In
Jackson county In tbe presiden
tial election of next mouth. Ar
rangements were completed yes
terday at the county clerk's
office in the valley city for the
casting of an absentee vote.
Miss Ramsby is leavinc this
wook-nnd for New York City to
resume her Bttitly ot music.
As .yet no ballots have been
printed in tha valley, however
one will be sent to Miss Ramsby
at soon as they are completed,
after which alio will send the
ballot back to the county clerk's
offlro fully made out.
Thls will be the first volo
ever cast by Miss Ilumsby who
recently reached the age of 21.
It was through A. 8. Rosen
haum of Hip Southern Pacific
offices In this city Hint Mifs
. Ramsby was able to vote. Klio
rocontly explained the situation
to him and was surprised to
learn she could vote "absent"
ballot. .
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