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. session last Friday. From now
* j on there may be night sessions
whenever the day’s calender has
I not been cleaned up. Only one-
fourth of the 840 bills before the
two houses have been passed.
&
Two to three more weeks of the
session are predicted.
New bills keep coming up. This
week’s “features” include bills to
place savings and loan associa
tions under the state seuperin-
/T’S YOU7? MONEY, BROTHER tended of banks instead of the
What will the well-dressed tax corporation commissioner; appro
payer for 1951 be wearing?
priating $214,267 for operating
The phrasesmiths have assur I deficiency of Klamath Falls vo
ed us there will never be an cational school; and to up salary
other depression. They have at- a' supreme court justices from
tenued to dial with a pre-natal $8500 to $10,000.
Christening. It’s to be a recession.
If and when this lush financial r 'OOI,LEY RESIGNS
The resignation of M. D. Wool-
honeymoon gets to the crockery-
ley,
superintendent of the Oregon
throwing stage and income tax
i i • •
State Training school at Wood-
i<venues barely drip in, then you
,
, '
.
• , ,
can commence to really talk of f,lu 11 J'" 1 11 l’"s
he avy property taxes. And prop- P"'«
accepted b.y the state
board
of
control.
Appreciation for
erty, nnktuhei, ts tin only tan
Ts
s'
rrirc
was
expressed
by the
gible asset available when pros*
board.
periiy is in reverse.
The board will not name a
Last November, with a $3,500,•
successor
to Woolley until after
000 state debt still due, the voters
several
applicants
have been con
refused to eansiion payment, but
sidered.
one the same ballot voted to buy
Woolley will become secretary
over $100,000,000 worth of old-
of
the Harney county chamber of
age assistance each year. This
commerce
at Burns', April 1.
put the state deep in the red and
BEANO GAMES OUT
draped a cloud over its credit.
Representatives of churches and
If a company with such a fi
nancial record should apply to the schools who wish to conduct ben
federal SCE commission for a efit beano games and other forms
persit to issue stock, their re- of lotteries are no longer within
qhest would be promptly denied. their legal rights than other lot
Try as they will, legislative tery operators, according to a
leaders cannot keep enough mem decision made by the late At tor-
bers converted to accept the re ney General I. H. VanWinkle,
sponsibility of making forthright who said, “Crime cannot hide
decisions on vital tax measures. under the cloak of charity.”
The ruling, which was made in
Consequently, the present ses
sion may pass on to the next 1930, is being accepted by district
session just as the last session 1 attorneys thriughout the state, as
the ii involves the three factors of
on to this
double-shift job of finding funds consideration. chance and prize.
with which to pay up the debts NEW FORESTRY DISTRICTS
of the last biennium and provide
'Hie state forestry department
for the coming two years. Then will be required to provide forest
there is another tempting sub tire protection for one mililon
terfuge the salons may adopt, more acres of forest lands than
at
them
An act passed by the present
polls just what band of taxation legislature appropriating $132,-
they least abhor.
120 to the department to create
new
forestry districts carried an
WORKING DAY AND NIGHT
emergency
clause and became
ended
Oregon
its ninth week with its fust night operative when recently signed by
«
Governor McKay. The work of
forming the new districts is now
under way, says State Forester
Nels Rogers. They will extend
from points cast of Mr. Hood tt
Umatilla county. The forests in
the districts being esstablished
have been under the wing of the
federal department for several
years.
Besides the expense of esstab-
lishing the district, it will cost ।
about $60,000 a year for the next
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deed sorry.
Mrs. Mildred Byrne and daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weideman
ter
Margaret. left Monday for
attended the 25th anniversary of
I
San
Francisco,
where Mrs. Byrne
the founding of Grants Pass Ro-
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