TOE OREGON DAILY JOTONAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
.'.TUESDAY, MARCH - 21, 1922.
B01DEBTIMI.
TO LHIDIWS
FLKJDS Liru;i LAND
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CLAREMONT MURDERER
' IS KILLED N PRISON
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James Ogle
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SEEK REELECTIO;i
SalemJ March 21. The .ton-pl decta-1
ration of Oeorge H.. Burnett. Jobs Me-
Ccurt and Joha L. Rand. candidates!
far the Republican nomination tor Jus
tuses of : the supreme court were filed
with Secretary f e state Kosw this!
moming. Ail three ar now member of I
the i supreme bench, Burnett presiding
as chief Justice and McCourt and. Raul
occupy ins: seats en the - bench as asMK
elate justices.
Burnett ' In his slogan declares ? for 1
"just administration of the constitution
and laws without fear, or favor."
MeCourt's stoma reads ""present In-1
cumbent, ' Loyalty to . the law ; justice I
to litigants." - v
Rand's slogan reads: "Present 1ft-1
eumbenti support and defend the con-
The three platform r identical,!
pledging the candidates to support, the
constitution .of .the United States and
the constitution of the Si-its of Oregon
and to faithfully and impartially l'b-
charge the duties of a' justice of the I
supreme . court of this stats according
to the beet of their abilities
Burnett became, a membe- of 'the; mi-1
preme court on January L 1911, and is
serving his second term as chief Justice. I
He was born in Yamhill county Slay 9,1
1853.
McCourt was appointed to the, bench
Supreme Courts Justices to : Run Again
oairs'HiuiGiiiii
Halem. March !!. The bonded Indebt
ednea of an Irrigation district does net
t constitute a bar against loans under the
Oregon bonuo law, according to a state
ment taaued here Monday by Captain
H. C, Brurabauch. secretary to the state
bonus eommtaslon. ,
' Brumbaugh's statement was prompted
by reports being circulated throughout
the state and by newspaper stories to
- the effect thai the commission had ruled
that bonds laaued to an Irrigation dis
' trtct constitute " first Hen on land in
the district, and that it is therefor lnv-
possible, for the owner oC such land to
comply with the law, requiring 'them to
. give the state a first mortgage on the
property's security for a bonus loan.
' The report further stated that the rul
' Ing of the commuslort la backed by an
opinion-. of the ttorneyygeneral on the
Subject 'i -,; . ' '
"These report . are ntXtr ly . without
: foundation. . deelarsd .Brumbaugh. "The
, law is plain on. the subject and. spectfi-
tally excepts such liens In stating the
'requirement as to. the first mortgage. I
. Tha attorney seneral ha never been
'. t Pno ? the subject by WaU;r BanitlsterJ alias Wallace Herbert.
the commission ana states tnat ne nasion NovembeP 22, WW, and charged with
. tiairav' Mfldmil .lcll HI : Dlllllon. TJ I iv. w . ( nh
mahi such a ruling as ha. bn reported jupi Xbuitjui, .ulHighway Ooyernor Olcott Jn October 192V to
SS.W"mS andrt m.r'coun, SSKr. W rselgl to as ron mSS jKS5SS
.w.l JT. t. -,- it t.tr.n Mrt in th. TnMi. th.t re-1 Olcott. taking hi. e th rimnm. mor spenV:. bs. said. . ; I than for 1922, notwithatandlng an in-
', should be understood that there baa I suited in the murders, but denied that he I bench October 19. 1321, s the ftuccesrer
Keen no discrimination against lands in I had done any shooting.. E. r. Marsnau,ito the late Justice Henry L. Benson.
bonded Irrigation districts and that the I companion of Burgees ana Fernnger,
;
: T K' -f "
LAW IS HELD VALID
I people In IMo." restorincihe' power to
inrucx ui deem penalty for rauraer tiJ
me nrn Decree, is
statutes proTtdinc for
such penalty.".
tatty for raurder iiM
Trud,?a are thtj
or JhrxecuUoM e&
Oiw
TAHCorTKm XaJtaMACB XJCX3IES
Vancosrer. Wash. March St The fol
low in a- ttaniax Ueeaeesr were . lint
Monday: Henry Wtleod. - 2. Dixie,
Wash and Uih ftmm n ' iw.
gwemnents. Jht ilw sf thegwern- had; e. John. La Center.
mow mm owui peaajcy ui i waa& aad Catherine EL reuner. 17.
nec-beesi eemea tn England nor tn this I Portland ; J. J. Klrker, Jl. Sad Rebecca
leowntry, say la a few instance R Dayieeoa. 21.. Portland 3 Charles J.
except in states. If there be any. having I Webb, let-aX. and Dora Ntckerson. Ieai.
oonstiratioaat previsions nrohibiUns the I Portland : Cart 8. CamnbclL tl. iteattia.
miucuon oe we oeata. penalty. Tie de-1 ana oorotny Katehen, 11 Portland ; Joha
Bill of that power, nor any declaration I A. Streag. legal, and Viola -Knudsetw
conceralna the same la found In any of 1 lea-ai. Portland : Oeors r.Hughee, IV.
uw luiine nngima cnarxers ana kh I"" awum newt, it, rwuina; ia,
Ifrvm hrh r IV. 1 ward W Hurt. 4(L uw T vHl.
principle grouped in the bin of rigbts rorxiD5J GT r- Shaw. 14. Hoft. Or.'
of the American coastituUoa.. .... I Sytvia J. Wtdei. IT. Sherwood. Or. r"
mwa'WAf Wrv-vn '
The conception that the death Den-1 rW. ri JC. ' .
4vr awun. not do uuuctea as a pun I operating the . school In CUckaJnaa
anni tor aim i one mat nas taxen I county during lJi was tSTltll. aacord-.
'" w awopuoo oc mosr oi us i lag so a report aubmltted to the state
wt, aniuuiuna ' in uoe sraxas I eupenntandeat ot pubUe tnstrucUoa by
wners it naa developed to the extent i local - school - official. The county is
inac a majority of the people subscribed third la the state la coat, bernc exceeded
to It, statutes bare been passed repeal. I by Multnomah and Marioa oounUea. and
John Rand
John McCourt
George H. Burnett .
mg- the existing provision preectibtns;
that penalty.
"In some of such etates a change of
aeatlmenf ha occurred, with the result
that later statutes have been enacted re
storing- the death penalty. Thus.. It ap
pears that the Idea has not become so
crystallised and fixed that it Is appro?
prists that It be embraced in constitu
tions as a permanent principle.
ACT HZU YAXID
"Whereas in Oregon the people have
seen rrt to enact prohibition against in
the school census shows It to be third
largest la Oregon. - - r
SUPREME QOURT OPINIONS
Salem. March JL Opinion handed'
down by the supreme court today were;1
Catherine Piatt va. City of Newberf
, appellant: appeal from Yamhill coaaty ;,
suit to recover dajnases tor tn)rteaf
Opinion by Justice McCourt. Judre H.
i U. Beit reversed ana case remanded.
same will be accepted as security for 1 identified Smith as the bandit who had
A - . m 1 tvlllAa Via dlam4a
the loan. . A a matter- or xacx oroers i vww .
for appraisal of land In bonded irrl- " November 24 Smith and Herman
gallon districts have been sent W uie i ..
aODralaers which would not have been
dose' if there hd been any eueation a
to the acceptlblltty ot the security.
CONVENTION SPLIT - -
ON MILLAGE TAX
GUARD SHOOTS WHEN
(Ooattaue Ttom Face One)
inii. ... w.f. k mi. I crease of 2500 dudIIs.
lamook, -who said he wss neither a Uw-1 iTb estimated increase In school chil
yer nor politician, but Just a plain or-1 drea t0T laat y 2500- Actual in
dinarv oiin t wo. rvn tim. fn rAu crease was 2938. It 1 estimated there
calism, he thought- The purpose of the I wtu be 2500 more children in school next
w i. t. jtm- I September. Their schooling will coat an-
ruuioaieif ,xue,vuu unriiw uie uu term,
not to mention housing facilities. This
makes It necessary to eliminate a' part
ot the present school activities.
FACES GBAYE P&OBLXK
"The steady and rapid - Increase of
school population, and the equally steady
-We are here to reduce taxes not to " Km uJT l
... u t--i rort.der the . mill tax limitation law, fore-
he
vise new methods of taxation but to
dues. Tf this motion Is adopted
said we will be a Joke." :
A. I. Mason of Hood River thought
If the 'present is not a time for radica
lism he never expected to see a time
during the rest of his life.1
Smith denying he had done the shooting.
All three were convicted and given life
terms. They were received at the state
prison November 2$. r . .V
On June t, 1920. Smilh , approached
Warden Comptoq and ' told v him ; Ogle
wanted to "come clean" on .the Clare-
M-irvn t f . Cmm mftmm li.ln..wllriu K
" v , -.i. -r, tt rtai.v wTTTv, I ucr vuo 9.9 miu uu lunuauon ww. tore-
the warden that be need expect no propriaUng more than 150.000 per year create more said P. H. D 3 critical condition next tall. What
leniency as a result of a confession, and I for the national guard of the state. 6oulaw? with, the to do with these additional children.
after being assured that he could not be "We opose the appropriating of state I ai":aea u siaio mmBe and from what sources to obtain money
tiled sgain on the murder charge, con- money, lor the support of th Pacific lfor higher education but disclaimed notljtjj wmCh to give them schooling la a
fesaed that it was he who fired the shots Livestock exposition and toF the PacificDem mena or eaucauon. t I grave question-
that killed Burgess and Perringer. " . I International Juivestock show. 1 SCHTJEBEIi WAHTS ACTIOBT " I The building and equipment needs of
Ogle served two prison terms before I "We oppose the' appropriatinc of aiate 1 r- e.wh.1 v n.KVmai aM thatirha Arir .at n..t in k. ..i m
his conviction in the CUremont tavern money for, the commercial flab commls- the aituation demanded action In two port are substantially correct tn the total
hooting wa taking bis dally hour' ex- case. V -1 fl" : .. ! directions, first cuttin out tmnecessary of M.000.000 : if new building and addi-
, we recommend tne recall be used for I expense and second equalising taxes.
,u i cutuv.i uie puuuc service commis-
ROCK
IS
THROWN
$25,000 worth of equipment installed by
them.
Robert Cole vs. A, Johnson ot al
flic ting the death penalty by amendment I peHanta. appeal from Columbia county r
to the constitution. It would be strange, I suit to recovsr damaea for alkenatioa
ptirorw
-In determining the amount of equip- S.TT.; 7Z7 w .7.
ment to be installed for this $25,000. 1 1 13CTTT:..V .v.. .vl
method upon later discovery that the '
oeueve your oureau woum oa wimnwa I ur. rnnirA h mM nnllrr
, " , A "In whatever aspect the' matter Is
P1 DU' ,'"U",J0 l,"r' viewed." the opinion conolsdes. "it coo-
lauoo. ine scnoot ooaru, oaum no. irf., .-.m .k.. tK. .uim. mrJi
u amuranan county, wouui meu 1 ooutentlons of petiioner - ar not well
tr , ""'K" 7"u. r " I founded. It is also clear that th con-
(Cootiaacd mm Pis On)
rrcise which Is granted to each of the
convicts who are confine din, the rbuu-pen.-
. I
. The dead convict was about IV year
of age. HI father.. W. F. Ogle. Uvea in
Boise, Idaho. -Ogle's record Includes
terms In the Monroe. Wash;, reformatory
land the Deer Lodge. Mont, and Walla
Walla, Wash., penitentiaries.
OtiLE BBOIIS BULK.
Sinnott Pleads for
Farmers Who Hold
Closed Bank's Notes
tions and replacements are not granted
n k . , in . m...iK tne tocauons menuonea. uey mun oe
We favorthe aboUtion of the bounty I Si'SJL'Sial ...Taitsan I endant school population i. un-
by comparing it wit 'j' fCXcata committee i. oompV-ed
of similar colleges in other states. As . D1P(ietoP ji-nk Rhnu .nd w t
to reducing the state tax he thougnti Clart . .
on predatory animals.
M is .passes : : ;
The debate" on the miliar n tax rmm,
mendationiwa stin on when the noon I that possibly 21,500,000 might be eUml-
...... w.. n lr.H m.... . a ' I fl.lt " - t . -
WuhlnrlAn Mnh 91 rtXT A CTjrjn I dictation : that a. mmnminl.. K. I "TSa Dlr OUeSUOn. BSid he, iS Whetn
Several merntha ago Davison stated to BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL. 1 reached during the afternoon on a sug- er we are going to have property right
District Attorney John Carson, who con- I r jsuke.au wit itus. jouKNai- I Tfc tt I In Oreran. If an income tax were not
" t.i.'b-"."'" "" - .v.-..-. ""u. wu- H advocated that the present anoptea xne reouii. uo wu, wuuiu
this morning, that Ogle had violated the luited with ComptroUer of the Curreney mUlage law should be amended so that to confiscation of real property. Groner
ea'vTnTrhe ScTi Criss.nger concerning the position of SgtHS
..;.roiM muat be' conflnai . At that farmers of Vale and vicinity whose Oregon Agricultural col- .1 ".,1
1 1- i . . . . ... i m numa on-to xne consumer.
hne. Davison declared, he threw Ms J note riven to two bank at Yale which I WnPv ani TS-t-.i fi i.T I Seymour Jones asked Spence
gun on wsie. wiui m. OT .u , . .. . ,, va., t,,., i. k. I Hi.. .k...
hi rnger on V--Wfig-ofOsrsOi - r-'- the revenue was
t MURATORE AND HIS '
WIFE REACH CflY
' him back.
and laughed, but he got back and never
crossed th deadline again.
explained. .
. Me was me couea& mu i - ' . - v . ..win wiinuiic
la all my 1 year of prison work, audi Of these notes. He "will leommunlcate tin an exchange of blowsarWhen Zlegler
(ODaonnea Fnm, Pace One)
i "m.m.. I lanit- npflvtd tHar fw.nmf . ifntihl tie
vmv. - i .i. . t . ... . ,;. . .. w . ita m aunueu to a blwkuib ifwi rr-- .
"Ogle coolly giancea aiong ine oarrei i V,"- " --"-r---. i , - w),.. i was exOlained that it was tnluo.
ia never - , . nuoo oi ine i ,t.BTteB tn deduct tha amount raised
Davison over w.yw on eucn notes, ueoate was an altercation between Dean I IZZT'llT vi from the torn foUowins members of the Chtearo Grand
Reservation' have been made for the
cnasinger promised too . what he I Walker of Eugene and J. B. Zlegles of 1 "lix he aald that he was in favor I P" company at the Multnomah hotel:
could to securer Indulgence fort the mak-Portland which threatenedTto culminate 1 ES', a 1 1 Mary Garden and sister. JUKien Mura-
threateHeotto culminate 1, ,V
rT Si 1 1 1 I I SSI SI I as Tlnwlka B. : T . .
W. H. .Strayer of Baxer. aeciarea
JL I tore and wife (U Cavalieri). - George
that I n.VlanAfr Snat n,lu iatf. .I'PIMlnt-
wa." on. of'th'e mot desperate me too. witb Governor Calkin, the 6an.Fr.n- aroeesheai on.lbe motion 1 JteTsasa SvTMS fflsVaSMiS a1
cult matter to hav. mounted to the roof
of .the cell house from which access to
the wall surrounding th prison would
have been no difficult feat for a dea
ptrat man. V
MAT HATE EXPECTED AID.
In connection with this morning in
'" r.ldent, prison officials recalled the
in m oolnlon." 1 Cisco Reserve bank to request that fore- I house Walker also " arose and ohiected . L. v. I u.n Ti.Tr, viTZ t .T ri
lh.U (VI. have atxwiMtded In hittlns I Closure proceedinrs be not taken and! to sivinr Zieelar the flmr uvlnr that I rrZctzl , wt. I T-r ofnr Dufninnii Kmill.nn (miKluetort.
Davison and knocking him from tha tolerance be ueed in mailng-collection, he had Ubeled, members of the Americsan i.-iative exnerience had taught him, I Giorgio Ipplacco (principal conductor)
wall, prison officials explained this T"'"TrT
i. m ,. ,.. imwmi a diffi-1 T" l T "I ' m 1 - Itn nrov hinrf.ifm.nt 7ilri ..m if I ;,T j I Claessens. Irene .Pavloeka, Faico,
- unT? i mfir.fi "i-oirici v- i " ;..: " vioea new use ib ' i u. a. uoaw ttour airector-. .
AVJ WUUgO XajCiO i;vJ"", suann lie- u developed that Hal Patton of Salem was evidently t portunA engagement la One of
VchaireTthTrhe"; sff to- ffX2Trk5iI
hi talk providing he woke to the aub- turn home, be said, -cut out your regents loaln Lrfomwanc 1 Siiturd tolght
aJ VrZ of the P. a. C. and let's' have ha SfSSJ SwUlTeor:
and Walker that could be nettled at an- nothing but a meeting of taxpayer. Francisco for season and will go
other time. Walker yielded his objec- in addition to passing the income tax thenoe to Xos Angrtes. " .
tion and the excitement blew over. resolution committees were appointed. ijjjft operas to be eunr here are-
I AV0R 15 COME TAX , . ?. i . one from each county on reduction and eteesday , nlghti -Monna Yanaa"M
After debating the subject all Mondav es-aoiu . ...,... I Thursday night. "T-onengrin" ; nrioay
chasing this equipment at a price con
siderably under the market value. I am
not advised as to whether such, a propo
sition would meet the approval of the
board of directors of school district No.
1.- Multnomah county, but . If they . do
not agree to accept such proposal
they certainly cannot Justly feel dam
aged.'. ' :
' Speaking for the school hoard. Direc
tor W. 7. Woodward commented upon
the report as follows: r
"The records of the school district.
written, and the verbal atatement made
by official of the government bear out
our claim that there wa a verbal and
also a written, though unsigned, agree
ment by the government covering .this
entire transaction. We were to take care
of.- train and educate the ISO, more or
less, soldier ; we were to turn over the
Benson building and plant for that pur
pose : we were at once to initiate the
necessary outlay of money, and did so.
to bring this to pass. Th oontract was
sent to Washington for final consumma
tion, and there it was held up and never
signed. -
FAVORS FHTAX EFFORT !
"But the hoard proceeded la good faith,
and it did all it was asked to do. The
money was sent from Washington to Se
attle for thi specific purpose, an there
was disbursed and never wa forwarded
to Portland or made use of for the pur
poses intended..
"These are all facta, and the only Caw
in. the case 1 the fact that we did not
get actual federal aignature to th con
tract although w had every assurance
from the officers who came here, together-with
the most pressing demand
that we proceed. If there was ever an
equitable cae. it was thi one. That is
we position oi tn board. :1 . - -
TneDoara; 'with the exception tt
one member, believe that on final ef
fort should be made to secure this claim.
because each re cards it as' a just one.
uniy snuu believes it Is hopeless to push
it any more. 4 ; , .. , : ,
aaa ramaAda-L
State of Oregon vs. iuls Rosasco. ap-:
nallaat: appeal from Columbia county;,
from eonvtcUon for vtolauoa ot prOht-;
bitioa law. Opinion by J actios Brovn.!
Judge J. A. Cakia affirmed.
FTed Udfors, by Macau ti)fer.
guardian, v. H. A. Pfiaum. appellant : '
appeal from Multnomah eooaty - motion-
to dlamla appeal overruled la oplatoa1
stltutlonal amendment adopted by. the ' by Chief Justice Burnett. ,
Contest in News
Writing at 0. A, C.
Oregon Agricultural College. Corvallis.
threat of James Stanley, a ex-xxmvlct. March JL Ray E. Dodge of f orlland
wno ten tne prison eunoay alter Berriua
V"rZ:rto:'tZ industrial new. JuMrt-; Satnrda,
Stanley. It to said, had threatened to for the Slgtna Delta Chi silver fc " to r Saturday night.
devote hi. time on the -ouUide- toward ep for th. winter Urm. Joha a rV " permanent.
tne reieaae oi cenain i mm pf Dufur. who won the cup the first i ... vlZv Tji1 ! I
rmniaa. Tha robberv of tha Watt Shlop wu 1 tate grange , which is preparinc an
Powdei. House near the orison on ths wrm- U)otL oeoondvpiace ana nrst piace l income tax law to be voted on by the
appearance of a number of aticka ori " n. ,,, . f rfn.l k.i . ;.i :...!.
I SCHOOL BOARD YALt
SCHOOL CLAIM OF
. , . v.. .. .-.! J. ue. winner. 04 cu-iiaw 0 -.,
aynamiie. leaa priaon 7 I dents covering indue trial news "beats.-1 opposition to an Income tax but rather
ueva-inai mere waa n """ I.. -I.nmi rw.. mt Mm. 1 that It wa. lr.oy.n..t.n -t.k .v- .
t,n W. J taSSTS? t Boond place was awarded to A. Schoen- pose for which the convention was called.
Stanley and the Incident leading to the feMt of jj CtcU ot port-1 namely the reduction of taxes. Opposl-
kllllng of Ogle followinr his i threat toUnd tb fr8t priM offerea to bltion to the resolution would have been
leave u prison aiter -"" 1 rininr Industrial Journalism students. 1 strorfger had It not been renreaented
ESvin Hoy of Portland taking second I that safeguards would be thrown around
place. , - Ian Income-tax law which would insure I mercial courses.
ASK FOR $3,000,000
body" connected with that Institution.
(Ooetinued Proa Pass Ona)
$25,000 REJECTED
. tOnatbid Pnxa Pace Om)'
,1 vw
OGLE CONFESSED RE BID -
KHOOTIXa AT CLASEMOHT
James Oce wae arrested, together, with
vtd Smith and "Dutch" Herman, auas
, . I $25,000. But this arrangement ,wa con-
ukviiiui m rar- .
Japan May Select?
NOW!
1 CHEHAUB BITORCE Km .; Va
Chehalia, March 21. Suit for divorce
was filed Monday by Mary E. Miller
against Benjamin Miller. 1 Rotta Pot
ter of Centralla sued Orvlile I. Potter,
whom she married In Chehalia, March
6 l17. A divorce was granted to Ila
J. Bradley from Guy L. Bradley. They
were married in Chehalis in' December.
HAVENT yOU lenged t take a t-bort
me voyage for sheet rrUration for
xxntllortd comfort -- for a teal change
for refreshing sleepfor the bndnzsea
sir for the hnxidted and one other tt-tnet
that make the tjgvd-by-irgter way so oe
lightfuIfThenwheajwgotoCalifoenia tTaveUyttT.viA the Admiral line to
San Frtndgoo, to Los Angeles, to San
: Diego. If the cemfottable, cheerful,
invigorating way" and economical, too.
- ten yoa more about thi travel
fay-water way to California. " .,.
" '- rJi ' TICKET OnuJt i '.'-.
, Itl Third 8U, Cor. Stark. Phase Bdwy. 1481
; "i ', Gee. W, Saskora a Boas, Astoria. Psea list
&aMcMKXN.Gaa?ta.4f,I.C
t -
I H.P. ALKXANDCR. PRCStOCNT
fee -v ja 1i anl a-.L taa
that ths amount raised thranrh tha in-1 tfiSJSOO annually, the committee urged I rtLi , . . , . 7 T. .
. l a k . a a. m r x -i . . mm A m a I An alM I - s
WTOW W HKIN W IH WD1HIWU ,1----.. 1 -I .m tnrlW W th. ) tts.t th.
general property tax. thus relieving the I in the elementary schools ana oi u "si-j,,rA, XJZT i.t.iJi. i ,T-Ti.
tax burden. I sraeli In cooking.; drawing tardefi. achool board, district No. 1, Multnomah
, ximuuwi-Miuui were a w-wif . I'ierc. tng ,tugnvn we chasM equipment- for Benaon Polytich-
ITkIIa r. at-W TWVaVUU sag - -a 1 --waay w j wmw ;wav. vu as I v If ? WU HOE . nDDmmeBUCa Ulb. I Kkt Wm xmJwm v sma..W ;
ft . - u a aaa .B I JL a 'O. SJi.J flUlU lLa SJW 1JDBU1. WUU Wlf- I maXaaI Bluajh T fuk T1EIT11IM WDIUU ' MIU1Q I ml .- : -. 1
rmhir iSihV whio Tiied l8016 te Wtociple and -others who other courses Instead that would Involve I . i "Although X cannot find any 'Babll
I Ambassador snideaara. wwch nas causea i .t . to fcJ. I v"? rCT-. , I h-v-m . . .... i t-
ni!!itftSIWaSl " the debau on' the Resolution. I WH'1' " A .J.-wi the tor thls'wjulpment Ue-
sanao Hanihara, .delegate tbeWashr I -j. . -trtctlr follow parliament-1 Director. Woodward ;5f I where and can obtitin permission from
ZSEt. ii I T "any references to opinion that ul't the secretary of wan as required by the
foreign affairs and former-consul-gen-1 ' .... p .r At venbl never be toteratM by the public, I f;.,,!, T rf,.
L .! . c. W.xw, wa. . tlf. . I -- - - t .i- .. . V. laMnl II I : - "a " "
r-" . , , vua Wilt., puw. ba iwinl umcwr iuvuuh o .- i vna nml remrrmajM rmm ttu . wiool
!!f-t.?.w7?M!d " iP0881" to know where they could be cut. , Jchttdrt-ould Lbe ,tauht W board, dletrict No. 1, Multnomah county.
I vwssvi tw utuviVMM . ,. . - i .j -j I JLQITJVl-tjr : nnniliwi mr w
lkuisj-Atujus DAruruus - ' inoMA to the abolition of oommenoement
i i a laca oi : comtaenca in ina -Ajrisia-1 TpfiM rmrinan nr ine m ini i
"On A OTP PIT) PUT. IhtM u"1i ahnwn bv rrhainnaii I .tn. aHut tn them. ;
'wu vAJkssa wu.v4w -. - : .t; r .. i .! . w. k.m
I tjooper ana ouaera. via aara uiai - waua i a.s an . aujvmirou moo r ---
fl AAf f Pfl Q 4- :TTr TnVlftl the purpoee to Initiate measure of taxi Marat M. the board wU."
reduction rather than depend on secUr-1 which of these economies It will ohm-1
Ing It through the legislature. f laate. -snd. 3mLatt.tin Elve notioe
. . . w . jmr - J a I . . -. . imiiapiiail MnflAW hVa I
cm.' u.k ti .tt BiT.n. wrti I . opposinc tne income ; i. ukw sua io w rt:r .
-..v. . T V. !-. -.. .. want iia iM. thranrh tba oiscnana
not take formal cognisance
ot these!
The atory of airl
with a chiffon aouL
Written by ' Fannie "
tiurtt Directed by
Frank Boraage -b
o t h of "Humor-
esque.
ii
"Women Miut Weepw
Special Bruce Oreron
Scenio Portland Cast
Toonenrille Comedy
, Screenland Newa v
r
TV
!
OI Xn I ww.-.-w r-s-sw tTTLs. ZT ". - na.AfnMtftarh.
i . . .. a .. p-a.ia.. i taw e.ai wa ar aiirrnnr rmm t i mrjuiri win. us vacu w vw .---
cnarges oi reprcocniauTea or. ui vnia I " "T - " ' Z. ' ","" Tr -r. IT I T- w i.h can of the in-1
- - VaS.araaaal TaS-a Mlt1l nAPITIMmTailOn. UU1L DIATUia -TttWlimilUM 1 ! UWaXM J w ..." I
. aaveement with- resardthOvSiberia. I -' Leedy advocated that It would not be I EXPENSES JTJIP -
A high Japanese official todiy declared Itfeceaeary to impose a tax oa peraonal 1 edncattonai committee, in iu ad-j
that the government feelrth charge I Income If property were assessed tjaitional report, stated .that the cost to I
ara too ridksuloua to be disnifled with slits full value no exemptions sxcept for I imrt and mtlDUin the
4aaL-1;v'-i:.t-'ii-,,v. v . 1 debt allowed. During fclt talk some to-1 hi., .crimdva of outlays for perma-
' . . s . i . f i 1 patience was manifested and an attempt I BMlt propertiw. for tha year landing
MES. LETT WDTS DSCKES made to shut him off. but be persisted, jn, . ij20, had beed UJ.04,500.71; June.
tr.i.m. Waah Vlarfh Sl A fTnal da. l sarUlflT uus nas Been ranaima in mj 1 1921. t.47C.I24.93. and EOT tne year snu-
Icree of divorce was granted to Eunice breast for tt. years and if I cw get It jinf June, 1323, rf 3401,7t- that the
Irene Levy from Samuel Q. Iattt by lout or my oreast can gu noma au s. lechoot attenaanee nao, jeapeu
hi. vi arRa . , la aadjlifi sleet."; iv . . Imi afll2t ts ItilU ea mrunr K
iiepiytng to argument ; uias u. an 1 im, xne lausr ogure uei","-'"" wauui
income lax were tnit into enect capuai enrollment seoauee .w n"in Jim a
would: be i withdrawn -frtMa .the htate,; tluensa. .7; - ... -- -
Mansfield j said that if a mmxx vwith. For the same period under th fi.5 miu
tl.00fl.000 income should 'withdraw his tax limitation, according to the commtt-
capita! for that reason the stata would I tea. the amount possible to be raised, in-1
tm better eft without aim. -i iu-MMw i eluding loe is aenaquent. couecnona. are i
euggested th appointment of a oommtt-j M .follows: 1920, , assessed valuation. j
tea of savan which would cooperate with i I317-513.05S. possible levy, $2,0M73-M ;
ths state tax Investigation ootnmtastoa 1S21. assessed valuation. $303,(2X190. poa
In securing necesaary tax leglslat-Oft. sIW levy, $t,97 S-550.T4 s 1922,- aaseed
vitnTSSTS ARE meAlB - w " : I aluatton, 1290.000,000. possible levy. 11
When Dr. Tempi of Umatfll said ffT. rraltiM "
that the people were responsible y vot-1 ATTE3llArC laCBBASES ,
inr hteb taxes few .nrotes. wezsi .: If lba' district - could bavs operited
volad amomr his auditors- who. however. I under tha a per cent limitation said the 1
ztwkI with him arhen ho said that he I coRunittea. "tt could have , levied fori
was - In fsvor of an Income tax to 1 122. 3204.19S more than It-did. and for
catch soma of th beneficiaries Of high J19SS, fJ22.S74.40 more than it can. which
taxes. H advocated a flat instead of I would. have made .passible . a levy . tot
a graduated rate. - - - - - - - 1 1921 of $207.374.40, .whereas, under the
- Indicott of Marlon -was - amoES the 1 .5 T"' tax limltatton statute, the levy la
for the opera
J everything but the :
tickets at; , V.'
OeaiiLLsichsrsl
correct "a c c essories ;
for full dress 'and,
"dinner coat - , '
I 'm.flmdhJaesSicliel
. atssH f tnishert aad latUrs
-xeintve bat net exseaatv
- waaMairtoa at w park -
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to a few. of the unusual values we are constantly offering in
Furniture ' CJ v
S.&D.
b 2-inchi continuoua poata with
S -inch fUlera, in white, mry
or'Vernia Martin finuhi Spe
cUled at ; ; Q Qtf
only. DOa79
? ' . ' V.' . - ' '
' Continuoua " poil ' Steel Cota,
width 2 feet 6 inche; regular
.f:;.:...$4.95
RUGS:
, , Raditilyj!: ;
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27x4$ iaeaei JQtf i
4x7 Vert -CQ I7C
6x5 eet CC f7K
at
9x12
at
'far
J 1 ji 1 m
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IGENXJINE ; EMMERICIv
FEATHER PILLOWS
Size 18x24 inchea,. in beau
tiful art ticks, eachii V
69c
EASY. TERMS NO INTEREST
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