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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1930)
trails FOR 1 923 TAX BILL Change may : be Sought j as Legislature Meets to. Make 1930 Start , tCoatlari tnm c 11 v tie eoart was dealing with the In- . tangibles as a property tax and vii bound by the constitutional vrerlslon making, property tax uniform. An lneome tax fa a dif ferent" matter. Just . aa the court painstakingly distinguished the ex - else or privilege tax from the prop : erty tax.- So it does not necessari . ly .follow from the Intangibles opinion that the same decision - would i be made on this income tax.; .,' : Oppose Special Session " . Opposition ' to calling a special session of the legislature seems to be developing. Gorernor Norblad brought the matter up belle ing it necessary 1 order to cure the in- - tangibles tax law and hold in the treasury the money already re ceived on that account. The new question as to the application of the Income tax may result la mak ing more urgent the need for a . special session or It may not, de pending on the opinion of the at torney general and the conclusions of the governor and the tax com mission."1 r '. - - In some respects the whole situ ation looks like a mess. That ' is hardly true, for the cure o the ' Intangibles tax will be simple: and the final adoption of the Income : tax, unless It is knocked out by the supreme court, will complete the program of tax revision which the legislature enacted after toe ex haustive work of the Patterson tax commission. : ; HSIBT ITEATH IN 'JAIL PROBED HERE (Continued from page i.) North ' Commercial street about 11:10 Wednesday night. Follow ing taking a round or two of drinks, the quartet went to a local restaurant for a meal. Then they returned to the room and took more drinks. The party grew noisy. They were told to quiet down or leave. Mrs. Can non is said to have by this time become quite intoxicated and fal len, striking her face -on a bed. Short states that he left the group " about' 1:30 lbl, while Pursley, whose father is proprie tor of the hotel, went to bed in another room. Mrs. Cannon had left, supposedly to take a taxicab to her home. Mrs. Jones - left Mrs. Cannon In the hall and went to her room. Claims Attack Made In Hotel Officers found Mrs. Cannon In the corridor of the second floor of a building across the street from the Belview, about 4 K o'clock Thursday morning. In a drunken etate, she told them she had been Sfl dOD'sds V' W ST. JOHNS C&ZS11AU t SAlEU onxooNcrrr a- beaten up and .thrown ' from the hotel. ..j. : She was taken to the city Jail and locked vp. At T o'clock she asked for a cigarette. At nine when " Mrs. Myra Shanks,' police matron, went to the cell to give the prisoner I her breakfast,' she found the woman upright in a chair with s stocking tied around her neck, dead. - - B2th of Mrs. Cannon's eyes were slightly discolored, accord ing to Coroner XJoyd - Rlgdon, who took charge of the body. There were no other marks on her which might Indicate j vio lence.' he stated. ' Say Black Eye ' . : ', " ' ' : Given br Wife M - . Short ' when called from bed at hla apartment, at 10:30 o'clock, had one black eye and several scratches on his face. These Injuries were' caused when his wife objected to an automo bile ride taken earlier In .. the evening with Pursley and a girl friend of the tatter's, he told officers.--- . A-A .- ' -. T. B. Pursley, proprietor of the Belview hotel, said all he knew of the affair, was that he got ad in the night to warn the members of the party to "cut out the noise.' W. B-- Pursley live with his mother, - who ; is proprietor of an apartment house, at - 348 North izm sireec gnon is local man ager of the Underwood Typewrit er company.' ) ; . rMrs. Cannon Is the, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Frohmader. She Is survived br three brothers. three sisters, "Mrs." Marguerite Heltman, of Portland, and Helen and Dally of Salem.' .' ; Funeral . services are planned for Saturday at 3 p.m. from, the chapel of W. T. Rlgdon and Son. King's Kibitzer ' On Bridge Game: ' Advises Soldier STOCKHOLM, Nor. (AP) "My dear boy, your clubs are much' too weak." It was the king speaking. The recipient of his bridge ad vice was a private soldier, who In King Gastav's opinion; had bid clubs with ! neither length. strength nor ; supporting side suits in his hand. The king discovered " the tac tical error when he came npon four, privates playing bridge in the lee of a fort he was inspect ing. : ! . ' . There was consternation among the players upon the king's ap pearance but he dissipated It with his suggestion on bids. Churches Will " Feature Peace Topics Sunday NEW- YORK, Nor. t. (AP) Next Sunday will be Armistice Sunday ana the ehurcnes ot the nation 'will emphasize the prog ress of the world toward peace. The commission on Interna tional justice and good will of the - federal council of the Churches of t Christ in America Issued an appeal today to all church members to pise their' in fluence In strengthening the in stitutions ef peace. : tO COOCi DW - mmps2 ! Are you economizing? Are you trying to live within a reasonable budget? Are you attempting to ' serve as good or better foods for less than you've ever spent be fore? ". . i If you are ...the answer to your" problem is the modern Hotpoint Electric Hangel Economy is the watchword! ; - ' ., 1 First, because cheaper cut of meat can be used. Electric cookery seals the savory, juices in. Second, because there is prao tically no shrinkage. Third, our lower domestic rates now in effect, make cook ing by wire the most economical. Fourth, modern electric ranges are built to give lifetime service! Electric cookery is much cleaner requiring less scouring of pots -and "pans . . less re-decorating of your kitchen. . . ; Hotpoint Electric Range j PORTLAND OfffSIQAI. ffl.llCE2IC CO, PacificWorti west g Irlelr 'r ST. BZtENS' VAMCOUVSm SXTJLSBO&0 U. P.DEO iPlfOJE; But Bourbons Forge Ahead In House When "Whip" Republican Loses - (Cent lamed trmm sag 1)' Tuesday's election gave the repub licans a plurality of one and prob able control ef .the organization. Democrats and . republicans were deadlocked In the nip and tuck battle for the house. With two districts still doubtful each had 21 C members with 218 nec essary for a majority. - .' . . : Representative Vestal of . Indi ana, republican whip, was lead ing by three votes In one of these doubtful districts and Representa tive Yates, republican unember at large from Illinois, was Just ahead oi a -democrat in the other.' Schall Winner -4;'f. :" In Minnesota ;. . It was still posslbu for an even division which would leave the THea In Vocmm Jast Uhe cottecHt t is just as necessary for one -$ for the other, to prerent the evaporation of the fra grant volatile oils that glrtr them both their flavor. The West discovered how to pre serve coffee flavor in vac uum. And the Wt hat - found the proper process for - tea,- but it still remains ex- elusive to the originator " Schillings It is literallj the only fresh tea you can buy. The tytiatittj Xjouicould insist zzpohifgouhnezv ail of the tacts Doss Electric Water Heater and Q Electric Refrigerator... Installed now for' $25 down ... balance easy terms ; The HecetetSpeed Calrad Unit i hot almost inscandyl ThB OltEGON STATESMAN. : Salcru balance of power In the house with the lone 1 farmer-labor - member. Kvale. of Minnesota. . . -The Unenn in the sonata was also so cloas that It was entirely possible. that the. lone farmer-labor member, Shipstead of Minne sota, might hold the decision on organization there. - The reelection ot Senator Schall, republican. Minnesota, and the de feat of Senator Robison. republi can, Kentucky, by M. M. Logan, democrat, ended the senate' con tests. The makeup of the next sen ate standsx Republicans 48; dem ocrats 47jj farmer-labor 1. bishop - mciit dies ; aiXJENTOWN," Pa Nor." 4 (AP) William 8. Hell, 73, re tired bishop ot the .. Evangelical Congregational church died at his home I here today. - 1 M; One-Third! T W $19.50 COATS now $13.00 S25i00 COATS $29.50 COATS $35.00 COATS $39.50 COATS $49.50 COATS $5950 COATS $6950 COATS $75.00 COATS $8950 COATS $9850 COATS S1252i COATS Every: Coat, Guaranteed Good Quality!; : r l I ' Oregon. Friday Morning. November 7, 1939 ROGUE CLOD Count fn Oregon Lacks 44 Precincts of Being H 1 Completed now . , V'v ; 'z-:":'"'.' '.. (Ceatlaa4 . tnm pact XV government measure in the same precincts, 131.015 to 4 9. 132. The people's power bill, one of the chief controversies of : the campaign, carried.-: 114,834 lo 82,044 in 1855 precincts. The Tote on the- amendments now $16.66 now $20.66 how $23.33 now $26:33 now $33.00 now $39.66 now $4633 now $50.00 now $59.66, now $65.66 now $833 BILL DEFEATED and referenda, tabulated in 1 8 4 7 precincts Thursday night was as follows! , ... Bonus loan T -IMSIf 11,044. . . . Motor lleense, see. S2 Xs 18, 844; no 118.418. mi .... Motor license, setf. 1 yes 148: no .108.718.- ' ' Legislature Tacancles yes 88r 883; no 74.592. x Legislator' -conpensatlon yes 89.247; no 108.184. Circuit Judges -yes 89,441; no 112,857. -" . : "' lneome tax yes 181,8 54 j no 93,313.- ,-iVir;.-'- v. Antl-cigarettea yei 53,048; no 150.720. -Rogue fishing yes 94,198; no 98,298. - ' ' ; - - Lieutenant ' governor yea 90.-J 158; no 93.912. V: :i Umatilla salarles yes - s 058; no 8115. 1 . ' " h v ..." Just Eighty Five Models Which Have Never Been Shown! ; ALL ARE NEW! 1 X JThis Is a FASHION CLEARANCE of coats because'evcry Poat in the showing is new! A factory clearance coupled .with our own general clearance makes this sale worthy of ever thrifty woman's attention. r COLORS BLACK NAVY. BLUE WINE TONE ! CHOCOLATE BROWNLEAF , COCOA BROWN LIGHTER-THAN- NAVY - MIXED TWEEDS NUBBY JWEEDS BEIGE OPAL , TAN Rbtarians Urge Continuation of Health Program ' Officers of the Salftm Rotary club and chairmen of the ; com mittees of the organization utrani mously endorsed 'resolutions last night asking the Marlon county court, the Salem council and the Salem school board to continue In 1931 appropriations equal to the present expenditures tor health work In the county.' v -: The club men. lauded the work of the health unit in their resolu tions and pointed out Its value to the community. TnMiin br the Klwanls club of this city. ; and General I VI i A Think I An unrestricted cholce'of any coat at one-third off the regular price ! Here are coats that are dreams of fashion . . . finest fabrics . . . finest tailoring . linings. . finest of fur pelts for trimming now on sale at prices that actually save you one third! Miller's invite you to this sale whether you buy or not '. . they want you to see the value . . . the newness . . the importance of a clearance in November that gives rou January values j - . . YOUR COAT IS HERE PRINCESS Une STRAIGHT LINE BELTED PRECIOUS FURS PLAIN JAIL. ORED DRESSY - SPORTS UTILITY FURS FOX BEAVEh SKUNK , CARACUL JAP MINK SEAL LAPIN BADGER 'AND CONY ' FABRICS VELVA " CREPE ' BROAD CLOTH TRICO BROAD. CLOTH SILVERTONES NUBBY TWEEDS COVEItXMENT WTX8 LONDON. Nov. 8 (AP) Ramsay MacDonald's labor gov ernment tonight won its second victory, within a week, carrying' by a majority of 87 rotes the ed ucation bill on second reading. Rnest, Toric Read ? Ing .Lens C4.95 ; TORIC Eyeglasa Insurance and thor ongh ' examination ' Included. - Many of Wanted Sizes! Wanted Colors! Wanted Fabrics! Wanted Styles! Wanted Furs! Beginning Morning! J -