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By Williams
THE FORUM
t/ort
Am io ih * réfe VAI i t
of th« people. The ballot snteftiers
will be ISO Yea and SSI No.
- f a i * i-‘
■wa. tiliirr.
 frites AWtari o i ariSérity e ò i-
Edith A
(erred Vf this MW, Which was Sacred Hi
known iti ftoute Bill 72 When it fc*d agata
WM before toe LegiélAtofe, » r i- Monday (
S d f YirAncfsco, fané it, 1917 f tépbfts^Ms (tar ftA béiìig refererd [ operation,
tx *rr open
to the people by petition1? A law
Unless ii
EriuW, riding*
which subjects taxpayers to the cations^ a
Aéttlttd. tftegota.
HÖÜRfeMCr
Ôéaf S&:
o'pptossfon attempted «aider the pectéd.
CHOICE S tA r f*
¿aVe r é « * 'with latefost , Mil shofifd b6 repealed a b ita new
The roti
your editorial o i V i f f t l h on (he , law enaètod ébat W próperiy sate-
district he
stteject Of " ¿ tfttotfd « along the , guArdéd..
The law was intended Vf toe school host
Highway«.”
h ta gratlfyiûg ïndééd io lead legislature to give additional ing to dii
thé trito
eiftteteed.
Yota powers to the State Tàx com mis- subject, wl
evfdèàtïv «Wratyate t ie economics sion, bui toe way it Was admlnls- voted on a
oi tire situation and réalité that tered AritUsed to e lddignattota of
Mr. and
(hat whicA Is Worth while and taxpOSOre In every part of Oregon
And
beeduse
the
Tax
Commission
'and
son K
serves a gobd purpose Will prevail
and that which fails of these qual- relaxed first ohe part of toe blank ¿and Mrs.
iflcatidW WÏ11 die a fiatrfrai death. they drftowfoOd. and tostaanother |Ukiah, C«I., on a trip to Port-
In this d«y and age when adver­ part, and finally put thé whole Llaad Over tffe last week-end.
tising plays snch an important thihg up t(f '(h e aasemors, such I They visited Mr. ’ and Mrs.
pari ftai thé prosperity of ôur cOnfiMfoa resulted that the law F Kenneth Lansing while in Port-
country1 gobd advertising is truly Was thoroughly discredited in the I land. Mrs. Lansing was formerly
worth whilo, While Poor advertis­ minds of the public, and It is the fMis* Beth Lehnox.
ing must dlO in competition with opinion ofr the «tate Taxpayers
Association, (The Greater Oregon
that which geU résulté.
A «M ia(fda) which brought the
Yer? truly youra,
referendOm, that nothing can be
FOSTER A KLEIBER CO..
done under thia bill that will not
R. A. EdWgrds,
eattie
fWrthOr resentment and mis­
Representative Ôeneral Office.
understanding. Sec. 6 of the law,
Sata Koxer, secretary of state, which the State Tax Commission
ON FANNING ISLAND
Was the principal speaker Tues­ took to he authority for issuing
the
assessment
blank,
makes
day at the ferufti-luncheon of toe
Ashlatad Chamber of Comtaerce. every eohnty assessor practically
A paragraph from thé Ashland a iBdiciaf Officer, and gives him
D ally Tidings says of hla speech: the power, making it his duty, to
CTRM i U. iaw ^
YhtÊ. ÉARbi b ir d s
i 8am Koxer talked bn taxed, in a investigate under, oath, to summon
concise, direct, understandable witnesses, to examine bòóks and
records, and to require taxpayers
thinner.”
We all know (hat Sam Koxer to gtve Information andar otath
can talk in the manner described concerning their capital, funded
by the Tidings, for 8am can use or other debt, current assets and
bid head for sotaethlng other liabilities, value of property,
than in ornament. Hat whan our earnings and operating expenses
H o Y ies
génial secretary of state takes the
1. W hat farnoua m otion p ictu re
subject of taxation at this stage
c o m e d ia n once performed in
DENTIAL FVSH
o i thé game and discusses it as
k OLYMPIA, WASH., Jung TO—
an English dunce huli ? --------
TÂé- Hrltlifi to u te Bteé wäS described by toe Tidings he ln-
i . What motion picture actress ta
(IP)— An application for*an in­
Without «Averteste aid, Mársh^ (èn tlo n a lly forgets an Important
related to Mae .Murray Vf
junction was filed in superior
Douglas HMig, the British cotí-’ part of the subject and those in­
marriage?
s*
court here today, seeking to re-
mang¿r-in-chief said.
It is net cidents related to it. Koxer didn’t
9. What famous humorist-actor
I strata Charles R. Maybury and
A woman "is no stronger tton àécélaary to shy to r i fìtte renutet teU ht« Adhiand addiancé ¿bout
' tbe dentlal examination board
1s returning to the screen this
was made the other d iy , add not toe ito tb rM tt confidential ‘ blue”
year?
Yrom giving another examination
back ln T9T8; Nobody toonght so irfaWk, or snooper’« ¿lank ad It Is
4. W&6 ta married to (a) Joseph
to it applicants knpwn as seven-
then.— Baker Herald.
tertaéd by many. Hé didn’t give
Passing the hart generally
Schenck, (b) Jack DempeeJ, cates that the cause ta weak.
Aar practitioners.
his audience ^n account of how
(c) Samuel Ooldwyn, ’(d)
These applicants have taken
Lfhdbefgh’s motoer has lived fd that blank came into existance.
King Vidor, (e) Richard At-
two examinations allowed by the
see what every mother herpes will Sam wad * taeiflber c* toe State
mw ?
Men With a finger or two cut happen to lter sob. AVd after «11 Tax cotntaisélon which sAncfiondB
1923 dental code .without pass­
I. What motion picture actress off ra'feiy seek a bUzx-saw Job.
ing, and are to be given a third
It ta the mothers of this nation it déd Authorised céuitty assess­
baa been termed “the Duee
one. ■ .
who spur ns on to greater deeds. ors to return to their respective
of toe screen?”
- -
A temporary restraining order
countleo^aud use the blanks. He
—
Roseburg
News-Review.
In love affairs, toe fhtrd party
I. What ta a “still” picture?
was issued by Judge WIIsou
did
not
inform
his
audience
of
7. What two cctresuee produce ta a provoking as it Is in politics.
made returnable Jane 22.
This is toe* season when toe col­ why,- g feW dAys later,' toe com­
their oWu pictures?
mission
'b
a
ile
d
goWA.bn
tbe
blue
legian and high school product
8. Name at least three athletes
There 1s this consolation: If Are looking for "crédits." Know­ blank, disclaimed It and left it
CHICAGO — Astronomers of
who have appeared in pt6- you lose yotir mind, ft ta proof
ledge, of course, comes Yécondary. to* the assessors tb do as they
Northwestern university are pre-
tures during the last two that you had one.
— Hubbard Enterprise.
' pleased, if he* related those in­
patring tq witness the total
years.
cidents 1« hid talk b i taxes the
^eclipse
of the moon Wednesday
9. What actress is said to receive
The. north Chins outlaw is suing Tidings aid hot Mention it.
morning.
Tbe eclipse *Mt begin
J
ust
as
trutts
seems
to
be
get­
the largest number of fan'
Another thing related to taxes
at 2:43 a. m. a«d end at 6:06
ting a foothold, along comes a for peace. He was not so bad as
he toorfght he WSs. — Riaforih which Koser left untouched in his
a. m. A total eclipse of the moon
10. Who was the first well-know« presidential campaign and sets it Evening HerAlfl.
couctse «(tartes ota to st subject
is a rarity even for astronomers.
back
where
it
started
troiti.
film comedian?
wAA that o t the recbmtaendAtfOta
It used to be that the sound oi bt thé CaitfbrSfa éorpbtate tax
ANSWERS
Hex
Heck
says:
"I
believe
in
that abuse lik e (h i issuance of
a muffled report in the basement taw to toe 1917 legislature by
1. Inventor of an incandescent
encodTsgin’ every Industry except te«Anf aa expToslon tit ebot ggg, tbs speblal legtaMtlve tax investi­
this "¿lue ta i blank” could not
ga? ¿urner.
the mâàùfacturé o’ coffins.”
Btft tat these M f t tit Vtittti bre# gation cotttafetee. He offered no
happen again.
8. Mercury.
The Greater Oregon Associa­
It's apt to indtaste something a explanation ot wry the coüvm -
3. When it la coloriesa and limpid
téA’s recommendation was Ignor­
tion, the State Taxpayer« Associa­
lot worse.— St. Helens Hist.
as water.
The science of interpretation
ed. H i aai « not a wtafd ef#>nt am
tion of Oregon, through its Secro-
4. Structural geology deals wlto
and explanation.
mass made by A state "Official”
tary, L. B. Smith, Who appears
LONDON—
(LP)—
The
WarsaW
form, arrahgetaent and 1«-
Geometry.
•
Who was safnea to drift a law
personally
as the petitioner for
ûûrreapôbdéni
b
t
(lie
üaiiÿ
Ex­
termfl structure of rocks; Af-
Apparatus for determining the press today says mass executidft after thé ÔalttortaiA p?An, brft who
'this
referendum
oti the ballot, has
namlc geology with causes
amount of nitrogen in ¿rtf have Mton reported frota all paité instead 'botféOCtéd Wkat the Ore­
pledged ttaplf to h a ie the proper
and processes or geologic«!
substante' AnAly/ed.
research and study Made, and to
Ql Russia. One rijtbri sa id 20 gon votdr terms "a double bar­
„
change.
Medicine.
relled, back-action, rattlesnake”
get
a hearing from all taxpayers
perdons
have
b
eei
ahot
at
Vladi­
5. Constellation.
Helium.
MR WhlWt Wes sate to Have been
vostok.
of Ukery .class tbAt are involved
extremely vicious.
KOiOr. as a
so that a (few law cpn be present­
«temper Of thé étate ta i cbta-
ed for the consideration of the
missiorf, donbtiMs V ia a direct in­
next Legislature that will Iron out
terest in th« matter, but he of- i
the difficulties and represent a
fared nO éxplataatfota Why another
sound solution of this problem.
official or déWgattah WaS hot nam- ,1
L. H. B tiM il, Sec’y.
ed to draft the law in line with 1
ASfiiiAItt)
the recommandations of the spec­
ial tax hdmfifttee1. Hé doubtless
also failed to. explain that the pro­
posed httbtal la # 'tomes as a dir­
M(. and Mra. Bert Roberts ot
Mito
kaíi
Miss Ármeda
Armed* Raiser
has return­
Chas. Wagner, Roy Robley and ect fe selt of the tact that the
SunA/sIde, Washington, are visit­ ed from her duties as principal of
ing with Mrs. J. N. Dennis, Alll- the Normal Training School de- Bertram Spencer of AshlAnd ca d e recommendations of the special
s o n , street. - — — — ->
----- • - - i - ^ - - p M & tia t tii tea Staters d i Vfc* lb irom Eugene Thursday where fax investigation committee were
tody hATe be«B attending the Uni­
ignbred. AH the Ihcidents con;
HdTy Natae aY ¿Aa'ftle to ApeAd f»e versity of Öregon.
nbçfed herewith are closely re-1
summer with bur parents here.
fated
to the tux situation and
H. Henutnger and wire and J.
there is no good re^ on whÿ a
Reauleau and wife of Oregon City
Fratto ft. Muvtah left (hr WaSW-
Mr. aad Mrs. J. A. Gross' at-
Are toUrlAg through this section Irfgtod Guleh, MoutebU. Where Ue ténded ihe (’òmmeneertiènt exer- state official who ta a member
of toe state tax commission
o i tbe state.
expects tb engage ta fin in g aid d a te At St. Mary’S academy at
shout'd ignore them when address­
prospuctiag tor a while.
Jacksonville
Friday
evening,
ing » public audience on toe sub­
chapéroéfng « party from Ash-
ject
of taxation.
Miss Hilda Thompiwn has re­
A. Y. Poftaétt and daughter left Mad.
No, koxer didn’t tell It nlf. He
turned to her home at Applegate AahlgPd rébently ota a trip to
studiously avoids the acandal, as
district after a short visit with Southern CgHtofnla And other
do other members of the state
The
t'allTornla
Press
association
friends and relatives tn Valley points wt totereut.
t
tax
commission,
passed through this village yes­
— Medford News.
terday morning'on the “overland”
Mm. p. S. V fV ftM has returned wMeta ¿AtaW in from the north
"Htee Maint RlH”
from
ata extended visit to Cali­ with a double header.
John P. Williams and wife and
/urfe W, i ti i
fornia.
.,'•»•
QUAIÍER flavor.
Miss Bell Richert of Shullsburg,
To thd Editor:
Wisconsin w ert visitors Tuesday
A. G. RoetfeTWw, mm tit Me
Öne p t the measürte fhrff Will
of Mr. and Mm. Thomas H. Simp­
D. R. Mills and w its are home pioneer residents,of Ashland will appear on the ballot At the special
son.
from a trip to.Portland.
spend the summer prosp ectin g.
election June 26, is the refersn-
\AMuL-VȃLL-V(EVti
Income Täi
Again We were disappointed i Repeatedly, The
Daily Tidings in its study of the income tax situa­
tion has found only halfhearted arguments in favor
of this measure.
Regardless of who is to blame, undoubtedly the
state’s business is in a condition whereby more
money will be needed than will be derived from the
present sources of revenue.
The ordinary business institution, in the same
condition, would retrench, if that woqld furnish a
remedy; procure more business and tnus provide
mOre income, t>r borrow money to* tide it oVef the
emergency.-
I
While it makes interesting reading to a certain
element to yell your head off about state cutting
down expenses, The Daily Tidings cannot figure out
where this will solve the problem confronting the
state. The damage unquestionably is already done—
both in appropriations and in the elimination of the
necessary income. Thus, except for blood and thun-
dqr editorials, there seems to be no merit in this
phase of the question at present, although it could
be well applied in the future in some cases which
have brought about the present situation.
The second possible remedy is equally as use­
less in the present emergency. The laWs pfoVide
only a certain income, placing limitations upon in­
creases which have built up a brick wall that cannot
be surmounted by the state officials at present.
This would leavt only the plan of borrowing
moHey to tide the btrsinegs over. The state has this
importunity, if you apply the same procedure as a
business institution would take.
Yet, this plan must be supplemented with an
explanatory paragraph. .If warrants are issued, the
state, is in no better permanent condition than at
present The warrants must ba paid and*the ih-
creased income possible unefer the law Would only
make these warrants a continuously increasing sum
for several years.
‘ \
However, certain forces say there is a better way
in which the state can meet the situation. That is the
income tax method, which is proposed t6 the voters
in the !»■ Jfme
• v 28th,
,
.< special
* « • election.
« < ,»
«4
,
Which is the better i>lani Take their plan
and pay income taxes, or issue warraifts and pay
interest f
As We stated in the opening paragraph, The
Daily Tidings Writer has discussed the income tax
question with many who should know somethifig
about the Situation confronting the state, has read
the arguments of those favoring the income tax and
made other investigations, with the resiflt that only
once in the endorsements—personal, organisation or
newspaper—have w’e discovered one who approved
the income tax except with reservations.; Of course,
we eliminate the politicians who cannot be considered
except as biased.
One says it is the only course, another says he
favors it merely as an emergency—but we fear it
will be more difficult to drop than to pick up—;
a third says there is no better plan suggested—as
if we should adopt it merely because nothing^ else
is advocated; a fourth says its the lesser Of two' evils
—have We only evils 1U Oregon!; a fifth says it is all
right, but it plays favorites; a sixth —well oh and
on it goes, always with reservations and exceptions
and excuses.
The Tidings knew that the state Orange favored
the income tax and eagerly awaited its state 600-
vention,' hoping its endorsement Would be Whole­
hearted and sound.
And this is what greeted the writer yesterday
in the press dispatch of the- speech of the state
grange master; “ Even with its faults—. ”
On and on it goes—exceptions, excuses, reserva­
tions, compromises!
The Writer, like others who are open-minded,
believes some phm Umst be evolved quickly td Wipe
out the state deficit, and is ready to sponsor any
plan
Will offer the desired financial relief,
without entailing a compromise or accepting a
Luxuries Become Needs
The trend of automobile buyers to desire a fully
equipped car is becoming more and mote pro-
nouncPd. What were onl> a few years ago regarded
as luxurious accessories are today recognized by en-
giaeeft as vital needs, and rightly so, due to changed
traffic End Pond conditions.
Wie hottest town in the world is said to
Azizin, Tripoli. Little chance of redemption there,
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