THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND OREGON.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 18211
LODGE PLAN TO
CUT IE
T
ARMS
Hi OPPOSED
Waaaiaston. Not. it. OS ASH ISO-
TON BUREAU OF TIM JOTJRNAU)
While' U mikM u eMfUn along
wttt th Us bin a few ears eT, re-
Jactlnc a number of Item of axels
taxes. Senat orLod proposea an amend
meat t reauc th tax firearm frera
! t ear cant. Senator Hitchcock at
anca launched a protest
"Tha purchaaa of flraarmo and thalr
iaa In tha commission of erlros ta now
mora general than ever," ha aaid, "and
wa eucht not ta encourare thalr manu
facture. I would ba glad to sea taa com
mlttee deal with Mis subject In a com
Drehenslve way. Many of tha atataa
have reetrWrtlona, but what U tha uaa of
ona iUU letlslatlne whan tha criminal
knows that ha can go Into anothar stata
knd buy without restriction,'
BITS AT !TEBE$T',
KnLnr Rlmmom also expressed his
surprise tffat tha commutes should make
such a reduction In taxation of an art Ida
thai nubile do I Icy should discourses and
loading frequently to tha commission of
mm a. its said ha could sea no reason
for It unless It lay In tha obligation of
tha majority party to -certain Interests,
After conferring with Sanator McLean
t r'mnaetlcut- "the firearms state.1
Senator Lodge announced that ha would
withdraw tola amendment .Tha senate
thereupon approved tha 10 per cant tax.
Carolina aauu
Search for Bank
Robbers Is Headed
Toward Portland
Tacoma.' Wash--Not. li. Search tor
three masked bandita. who late Monday
afternoon locked tha cashier and woman
bookkeeper of tha Roy Stata bank ia the
vaalt and escaped In a high-powered car
with $4200 In cash, this morning needed
toward Portland.
A through train for roruana ps ssea
through Roy at 4 -.10 o'clock In tha after
noon. Tha bandits had time to ranch
Lakarlew, abandon thalr ear, and board
tha train there.
E. & Emlgh la cashier of tha bank
robbed. Ha had just returned Monday
from a trip to Portland.
Columbia Eiver Oil
Stock to Be Sold
IStanfieldtoMake
Oregon Selections
From Competitions
Senator Stanfield. wUl make his 1922
appolnUnenta to to naval; academy at
Annapolis and tha military academy at
Wast Point by means of a competitive
examination. This examination will be
held by tha civil service commission on
December II. 1121. In CorvaUia. Eugene.
Hood River. McMlnnvllle. Portland ana
Salem. Or. AppolnUnenta will be made
according to tha grades made by tha
candidates.
There will be two vacancies as tne
naval academy and two at the military
academy daring 1M2. The official ex
amination at Annapolis will be held dur
ing February and April. 1922. and for
West Point March 7. 1922.
The agea o admission to West Point
are 17 to 22 years and to Annapolis 11
to 20 yeart. Any young man of- tha re
Quired age who- Is a bona fide resident
of Oregon ia eligible to take the exam
ination. Particulars regarding same
may be had by addressing Senator
Stanfield. VU.:
MRS. VfHEELEK TO MTCB3
Washington. Nov. 15. Mrs. Coleman
Wheeler, who Accompanied Mrs. George
E. Chamberlain to Washington and has
been .visiting the Chamberlains since.
starts on return to Portland Tuesday.
Good Roads Film
Will Depict Whole s
v Gamut of Progress
Waahington.1 Nov. 16. (WASHDJiS
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.)-p-Tha
American educational bureau of
Washington baa been making pictures
Cor a film story on good roads, which
will extend from the stagecoach days to
the agn"g of the latest good roads' bill
a abort time ago by President Harding.
Pictures war taken of the senate and
house road commit, and of good road
groups centered in Waahington. In one
of which will appear E. J. Adams, aec-
retary to Senator Stanfleld. with Assist
ant Forester Sherman and several other
nrood readers . . '. ; '
The purpose of the bureau la to use
the Clm at highway conventions and In
good road campaigns throughout the
country.
8XAXL FIB.E EXTUGVISHKB
small bias started la tha picker
room of the American Bedding cot
pany mattress factory, at Ml Vancouver
avenue, Monday afternoon, bat prompt
action of tha Or department prevented
anv annreciabla daman front bema:
done. The blase was thought to have
been started by a match la the picker
machine.
Bandit Shoots Into
Window and Kills
Filling Station Man
Qilcago. Nov. lSwO. N. S. A ban
dit who shot and killed William Frank,
manager of a Standard OH filling sta
tion, during an attempted robbery of
the station. Is being sought by the po
lice today. Hla coin pas Ion. wounded and
captured during tha robbery, la bald by
the police.
As en of tha band Us entered cte fin
ing station. Policeman limes McQrath
chanced to be In the washroom. Mc
Qrath heard tha commands of the rob
ber to Frank and ruahed out. Tne ban
dit fired but missed and McOrath shot
him.
The other bandit fired through the
window, killing Frank, and then 04 In
an aatomobUe. The robber under af
reet gave the name of James Brian,
BOTS UO BftOatS
While riding In a truck toe dad with
cement Monday af urnooa at feast First -and
Oak streets. Norman Johnson, are
It years, of 999 Macadam road, suffered
fracture -of the leg when a sack fell
oa htm. He waa taken to St- Vincents
hospital.
The reason we think age briars wis
dom ta because when a man gala old be
dosent talk so much.
Astoria. Nov. 15. A permit-waa re
ceived Monday from State Corporation
Commissioner T. B. Hanaley granting
tha Columbia River Oil As Oaa company
permission to sell the remaining 150.000
worth of its stock. This waa the permit
nromlsed by the official if the stock
holders would demand the resignation of !
R. C Phillips. Gilbert Richards and Ole
Orottlnr. directors who are under fire
from the commissioners. The only stipu
lation attached to the permit was that
F. H. Ha red on. new secretary of the
directing board, furnish the corporation
commissioner with a monthly list of the
purchasers of stock, together with a
statement of the amount.
Confessed Slayer
Sentenced to Chair
of John W. Newman. Sunday school of
ficial, and Mine. Louise Doyle, church
musiclon, was on - Monday sentenced
to die in the electric chair at the Ohio
penitentiary on February 24. 1922.
Chamblin's mother swooned as the sen
tence was announced.
lunatar I Hl efc South
that In his onlnion the manufacture or I ,.--,,,, ntitn mm is rT J ft
revolvers should be prohibited by law. ..jy Chamblln. self-confessed murderer
The senate aaopiea a ias w im
cent oo the manufacture of dirks, stilet
toes, sword eanee and brasa knuckle.
lESTf RAISES ISSUE
Senator Kenyon raised the issue of the
com nob pipe against the meerschaum
when Senator Hmoot moved to abolish
tha 10 Par cent tax m meerschaum pipes,
humidors and cigar stands.- Kenyon
wanted t knew why the corncob pipe
waa Urt ant. Hmost aald It was not in
the list because It has not been paying
a tax. The senate voted to maintain
the meerschaum tax.
moot also wanted to do away with
the tax on hunting garmenta "Why?"
asked Kenyon, and- Simmons echoed.
"Tea. why 7
"For the reason." said Smoot. "that
the committee has aimed to eliminate all
taxae on clothlnsV
"iluattna? suits are not a necessity.'
rejoined Simmons. "A man can hunt In
ordinary clothe and If he demands a
special suit, he is amply able to pay
some tat on It"
The senate voted down the Bmoot pro
posal and the tax remains on the hunt
er's outfit
I. C.
C. E!Ta HEAH50 09
LUMBER CARLOAD XIITTXUX
Washington. Nov. 15. (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THS JOURNAL)
The interstate commerce commission has
Just concluded the hearing of argument
on the question of lumber carload mini
mum. In which objections were present
ed by those opposed to a tentative report
prepared some time ago by an exami
ner of the commission.
v A flat carload minimum was proposed
jrtjy the examiner. The railroads are con
tending for a minimum loading of 12.000
. pounda. W. C McCulloch presented the
views of, the West Coast Lumbermen
association, and the question was sub
mitted for final decision by the coromis
si on.
j3c?t&uf
CHOCOLATC
MALTED
MILK
Mane be me
At Lunch, Time
Just what is needed for
nowrUhment without
overloading th stonv
sch.Gs package from
your grocer or drug
gtst and mix fet wfck
water or milk, hoc or
cold. To will find It's
Jus Ilk you get at tha
soda fountain. It's
Borden's old eatsb
lishcd Malted Milk
with; a tacw chocolate
flavur.
Attempt to Attack
Young Girl Charged
Klamath rails. Nov. H. William C.
Hoeer. a candy maker, is tinder arrest
here charged with attempting to attack
Ruby Pruett, a year-old girl. Accord
ing to th police, Hoeer today was posi
tively Identified by the, girl and her
tether, who filed formal complaint
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Today, if Americans couldn't talk
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Even at social gatherings, men man
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Probably your own boy, long before
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American characteristics that may
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All the circumstances sur
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An improvement so basic that
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The courage to put this new
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market risking
the twentyyear
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tige on faith in
the public under
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