KUSttfUKUNtW&KtViMV, KOStbOKU UKbL.OiN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930,
TWO
I
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State Treasurer Advocates
Adding Intangibles and
Excise Systems to
Income Law,
SALEM, Ore, Nov. 6. Approval
dt the stale Income tux measure
by tile people Bt Tuesday'! election
polntB to a way out of the tax 'II-
!f3i:':.. -iii-- U iteLi tij ' reason
of the leenltt ileciaion of the su
preme court In declaring Iho In
taulhlea levy uneou.stltutfoniil.
In the opinion of T. II. Kay, state
treasurer.
, The solution, as Kay sees It, lies
in amendment hy the IcKlsiature
of the income lax act to embrace
the levies Included In the excise
and IntaiiKlliles tax laws and. there
by, remove the probability that the
Income law as adopted by Hie peo
ple Is In Itself unconsllliiiloiial and.
also crnse any reasonable doubt
as to the legality of Its companion
measures.
Kay told the Capital Journal
Thursday that lie Is advised that
there Is every probability that the
Income (ax act, because of lis dis
criminatory exemption of corpora
tions. Is subject to tint same con
stitutional objection that the su
preme court found in the Intang
ibles act.
Combination Urged
' "With lis approval by the people
the income lax should now be
amended and reenacled by the leg
islature In n form which will re
nioYt! any doubt as tti its coiis'tllit
tlonallty," said Kay. "The three
companion measures, the income.
Intangibles and excise levies,
should all be consolidaled into a
Bingle ael. They are all laxes upon
various kinds of Income and (here
. Is no reason why they should not
be Included In a single bill."
("Any attempt to enact separate,
though companion measures, cov
ering the three forms or Income
taxation Is simply to Invite inval
idation of all three on the grounds
of "discrimination If any of the
three are attacked In (lie courts
ftliaro they musf slund upon their
own expressed provisions, Kay
agreed. .
Could Easo Deflolt
, i Such a .combined act should be
designed id rttlsc about $:i,nuil,iiili
annually,. Ihe full amount of the
hrescnt property tax levy Tor stale
purposes, and should for the first
year of Its colleclion be applied
to-fliianeiliR Ihe deficit the stale
(aces, Kay said.
Kay recalled that thothreo levies
wore enacted by the W2!l legisla
ture as eonipaulon iicIb designed to
tun. throe sources of income and
that each supplements the oilier.
If 'One is thrown out of applica
tion Ihn oilier two are discriminat
ed lagainsl.
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SUBSIDIZING OF
.ATHLETES ON WANE,
-; DR. SAVAGE SAYS
NKW YORK. Nov. 7. Tho lo
cVuHliiK ami mtbntillzinft of ulli-
lpUiB, HtHjoi cvllh in cdUcRft 8 port 8
pointed oill the liinioiiH "llnlln-llii-23"
hf tho t'ltnu'Mle foundation
H yollt uno, ui'o on tho uuno iu:
(iotUliiR to 1! IIowiiKt ,h Siminc
pritirlpnl uulhor of the btitlotln.
"Although the foumlittloii claims
iiu cicilli to; tl:e chuiit;e that han
..u.i i-i.Hu aincu the iiublicutiou 1
ul UiuL ten billion til Hioit euivi-y uu
.jet. ill, JU-st'iJr. touvuK aiU yt?
te.uuy UtuL u piiinui ciit'Ckup oi
.wtiu.Lioit.-i ui iiio colleges han
shown that thero 1b lens leci'UlUatf
itu aubaiuiiciii nun Uiti.y wua u
c-aj- uiw- nii ul'Liiu;u, huwuvti, to
muUij i..; ufiieiui HUiUMueiU or
clio Hpecltic ex urn plea.
diu.iu luuiiuutkm now la
.-iiKuou in tunowiiig up Uh oi'Jk-
i uitUHtiguiioii uad ovalUiitiii(4
.n-uMieaa iiiuuu, using tttoiH to tnu
presidciUH of tli JugUiutiona unit
a Cmw personal vihIih, made at tne
t;t-e.si ul i.oii'Ko oiltciuls, to fcut
lIiu intormatiijii. ,
Kpneti u.u coining In from the
, orfiutJiiLj on qiiesUuiia wliieli cuil
jtiiitu me piiititulur uaitloua
.nuntionea in "lluileUn 23." .
it la itoiit ilie antiweib that have
already tjoun ruuMVfid tuat lr.
Mivaf ('i:s lii 'cnnclUHlua that
jouuuious luu' uiiproviMJ.
' i in; Cauii'lo .oUmtmion also Is
,atlteilijtf , inioiniatlon on the
amain tit lint unuinpioyed.
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Law Construed as Giving
Privilege Via Special
Legislative Meet,
If Summoned.
NINE MOVIE STARS
IN REVOLT AGAINST
FOX WEST CHAIN
SAN FHANCIKCO, Nov. G A
"du laiution of independence" was
Issued today hy nine motion pic
turu stars of thvi United Artlu
against tho Kox West Count thea
ters. The deelaration deai'V'ibed
tho Fox biKarlliiatlon ns "a trust
(hut is attempting to stifle the
highest development of motloil pic
tures through lis ownership or
cohl i ol of nine out of ten tlieatle
on t lie 1'acllic. coast."
The accusation was Issued from
the oi l tees o( Joseph Hchenck and
Huniuel (ioldwyti In Hollywood and
rehuscd here hy their lepresenta
lives. It wua Hlgued hy Charles
('haplin. Mary IMckl'ord, Douglas
Kali-hunks, Norma Talmadge, Glor
ia Kwanson, It. W. (Irlftlth, Kddio
Cantor, Al JoIhoii and Honald Col
maiu In (heir neclnmtlon the stnrs
tliey will hIiow none of their
productions in the theaters of the
Kox chain as long us that organi
zation continues "Its present
greedy and shortsighted policy" to
which they ohjt-ct.
Tho statement added that Unit
ed pictures will he shown in tents,
f necessary, to let tho public see
them.
LOS ANGELES SELLS.
ED BAECHT TO CUBS
1-08 ANOKI-KH, No. 7 Follow-1
inij; on the announcement of the
sale of Kd llaenhi to the Chicago
Cubs for $2Ii.0imi and seven play
ers. Osnir Helrhovv, bttsiuees maii
nfter of the I.os Anseles elub to
day announced that Art Delaney.
pitcher, Iiiih been traded to the San
Kranclseo Seals for I-orln linker,
second Imsemnn anil utility Inlleld
er. No cash was Involved.
Tim Haeclit trade was announced
yesterday wlih John Schiille, catch
er;-- Krldln-i Karrell, infleldor; - Al
Kliealy, rlKhl liaiuled pllclior, and
tiilotlier hiirlcr, lo report to the
Angels Immediately. Two, other
pitchers and an outfielder will he
delivered on option next sprliiK. .
DR. BEARD NAMED
O. N. G. CHAPLAIN
RAi-EM. Die.
W. Heard,
Nov. (I. Itev. John
'resbylerlan minister
of Portland, was today appointed
by Major General CeoiKe A. White
as chaplain of the H!2ml Infantry
of tile Oregon nalloiial Kiiard. lie
taken the Kiade ot major, which lie
held in the reserve corps. . Pur
lin? the war he was chaplain for
Iho 01st division.
THERE ARE SMILES
) THAT MAKE US HAPP
I Vi, J
u s ( ' " B
LEE S. ROBERTS
COMPOSER OF "SMILES"
will play rrlelodiej from his own scrap-
book and tell of lifflo human incidents
;r '; in the lives of musical celebrities he has
known.
These programs, featuring Lee S. Rob
'; erfs are known as "Sperry Smiles" and
come to you at 8:45 each Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evening over
the stations of the National Broadcast
. ')' Ing Company.
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SPERRY-FLOUR -CO
MILLERS OF .SPERRY DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 0 Some
people around the state capitoi
today were wondering If there
wasn't a possibility that Qovernor-
etcct JUHU8 .Mater eoitlu oe li.
i.ifeuiak(l governor before Janu
ary l lr tiovornor Norhlad calls
U special session of trie legisla
ture, 'J'he question arises In con
nection with another question,
which Is whether the special ses
sion would be comprised of mem
bers who sat in the 1929 session
or members who were elected last
Tuesday.
It has been assumed that a spe
cial session would be a special call
of the 35th or 1029 session, heuue
that the members of that session
would sit. Hut a constitutional pro
vision has been found which says
that the terms of members of the
senate and the house shall bcin
the next day following "their gen
eral election." This special provi
sion, according to usual Interpre
tations, takes precedence over a
general provision which says that
tiie terms of all elective officers
except the governor shall begin on
the first Monday of .January fol
lowing their election. This being
true, there Is a prevailing belief 111
official circles that a special ses
sion called before January 1 would
comprise (he members elected last
Tuesday. Certificates of election
Issued td members of the legisla
ture by the secretary of state con
tain no dales
other officers, is canvassed by the
legislature and not by the secre
tary uf state.
KeuHonfng on the basis of the
above provisions comment Is
heard that there would be no legal
reason why a special session could
not proceed with the Inauguration
of the new govecnor. This, appar
ently would be true, whether it
were comprised of the members of
the VJ2d or the 19:U session, but
would be more likely to happen,
It is believed, if the latter were
sitting.
THREE SHIPS MEET
T
U. S. SUES OREGON
TO ACQUIRE TITLE
TO THREE LAKES
-Dad
elatlve to tenure of office of
(Associated VrtM Leasw-d Wire)
SAM2M, Ore., Nov. 6- The gov
ernment of the United States has
begun suit In the United States su
preme coorf against the Btate ot
Oregon to acquire complete title
to the beds of Malheur, Harney
aud'Mud lakes. A copy of the com
plaint was served by riiail oh Gov
ernor Norhlad today.
In 1859, when Oregon was admit
ted to the union, these lakes and
(he land surrounding and adjacent
to them were owned by the United
States, including the area reserved
by an executive order of President
Koosevelt as a bird refuge in 1908
and designated as the Lake Mai
heur reservation. .
The United States claims that
the lands are non-navigable. The
state asserts title oh the theory
that the lakes are navigable.
ECKERSON, FLIER,
SUES BREESE FOR
$50,000 DAMAGES
I'OKTl.AND, Nov. S Chaig
Iiik negligence on I lie part of the
IJreese Aircraft corporation In pre
paring for his attempted transcon
tlnclitul flight was responsible lor
the crash which disfigured him for
life and cost hihi his pilot's license
and army flyini? rating, Clllhert II
Kckorson filed suit for S50.00G
danmces in federul' Court today. '
Kckerson said In . his comnlainl
the governor the law says thati hB was employed by defendant
"the offklul term ot Iho .jbvernor company to make the tratiBconti
of this slate shall commence upon nental flight from Portland July
the publication of the returns ' a plane owned iy ine rirm
(election returns hv the sneaker The ship crashed In Montana, and
of the house of representatives, as I Rckereon was Unconscious for 18
provided In section 4, article 5, of, nours.
the constitution." Eckersoh claims changes
All that section 4, article 5, says
Is that "the governor shall be
elected by the ilUhlltled electors
(Aiiwcintcrl Pri-M Inwd Wire)
SAN KRANCISCO. Nov. 7 -
sea-going- weather troubled Pacitlc
coast shipping from Alaska to the
central California coast yesterday
and early today. A tanker and a
reiEliter grounded In heavy foxs
near San Francisco. A liner was
disabled In the traditionally heavy
fall weather of the Gulf of Alaska.
ost'ln a dense fog, the Rich
field oil tanker Tamiahua ground-
d insula a re: a Quarter of a mile
off Rocky Pigeon point, 50 miles
south of ?an Kranclsco, last night.
The tllg Sea Ranger was standing
by early today, several tanks
were leaking and the tanker was
forced to shut off her power late
last night when plates In the boil
er room began to buckle from the
heat.
The Alaska stamshlp liner North
western, carrying 81 passengers
and crew, lost her rudder in the
southeastern Alaskan waters early
yesterday. Kour small fishing boats
took her In tow for sheltered an
chorage in Dundas bay.
The Matnon line freighter Gold
en Cross grounded at Point Reyes,
3 miles north of San Francisco, In
a heavy fog. She was refloated
under her own power and return
ed to San Francisco.
The fog .In which the tanker
Tamiahua ran ashore was so thick,
Captain George Anderson wireless
ed, that the ship was headed north
when she struck although she was
supposed to be sailing south from
San . Francisco to Ran Pedro.
Grounded by heavy swells while
taking on water ballast, she lay
broadside with waves breaking
over her Btern.
Messages from the tanker before
her wireless was cut out Indicate
that while she was grounded fair
ly hard and in an uncomfortable
position, she was in no immediate
danger.
wet"
made in the plane Tor the fllgli
but. the remodeled ship was not
offered for government Inspection
of the stale and Ihe returns btln'" lusted with tanks full before
every elertlon for governor shall
be, sealed up and transmitted to
the secretary of state,- directed to
the speaker o the house or repre
sentatives, who shall open and pub
lish them In the presence of both
houses of the legislative assem
bly." As the 8treet Reasons
There is another provision of
Inw which says that "the term ot
office or tho governor shall ceftse
When Ills 'Successor, having heon
declared elected -by, the legislative
assembly, as provided in the Con
stitution, shall be Inaugurated by
taking the oath Df office." .
The vote of .governor, unlike
tho trip. The flier says the crash
was dde to monoxide gas which
clinic Into the cockpit because or
faulty placing nf the exhaust, and
that the plane was overloaded
. TRESPASS NOTICE
Positively no hunting or tres
passing allowed on Marster's
Happy valley ranch.
(Adv.)
L. BONNIE. Supt.
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Depot .Barbet Shop Open eve
nlngs until H:30 p. m. All hair cut
ting 25c. 409 Cass St. Adv. .
White Bermuda onions at
I'llipqua grocery. Adv.
the
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ee thein. High quality millinery at
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