Ashland daily tidings., July 22, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

TAX CUT IS
LAID DOWN
ers Taifas
On Educatoti
W illiam W plter, secretary of
the T. M. C. A., spoke on “ Klwan-
’ is Education” at the weekly noon
luncheon today. W alter spoke of
the work of the various commit­
tees of the organisation, outlining
RAPID CITT, S. D„ July IS.— the work of each. He spoks e*«ec-
ftp)— A complete redaction pro­ ally of the important steps that
gram for a $300,000,000 tax cut are being made by the eommttee
next year wan laid down today on education.
by Chairman Smoot of the sen­ - Visitors included several men
ate finance committee, who cease from Oakland and one man from
to the summer white bouse to New Jersey who gave short talks.
confer with ¿resident Coolidge,
SmOot’s plan, which will be
submitted by him to his com mit­
tee as soon as it convenes to
Join w ith the house ways hand­
ling committee framing- the new
tax bill, is as follows:
“Reduction of the corporation
tax from I t 1-3 to I t percent,
lopping of 3150.00»,000 annual
revenue.
’
“ Elimination of taxes on ad­
mission and club daea, cutting
the nation's income 337,000,000
yearly. *
“ Redaction of tax on passeng­
er automobiles from three per­
cent to 1 1-3 percent, costing
360.000,000.
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“Graduated scale reductions op
incomes between 315,000 and
300.000.** *
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Smoot urged the president to
call an extra session of congress
so that tax legislation m ight not
be jammed in with politics, flood
control sad other matters which
w ill delay the next session o f
congress.
Smoot, who fought In the f ili­
buster against the Ewlag-John-
soa Boulder Canyon dam b ill in
the last session of congress, also
said he had been looking over
the Boulder dam situation ih the
west and he was convinced some
measure would go through at the
Observatory
SANTA CLARA. Calrfl, July 22
— /IP ) — Father Jerome Rlcard,
famed as the “ Padre of Rains,”
is to have a magnificent new ob­
servatory, to be bu ilt along lines
of ancient architecture.
Preparations for the erection
of (he new observatory are now
being rushed on the campus of
the University of Santa Clara.
Before August firs t a new 25-
foot telescope is to arrive along
w ith a large spectro-heliograph,
which is being specially manu­
factured la San Francisco.
According to Father Ricard,
the Sve-foot. lens - for the tele­
scope w ill be one of the finest in
the world.
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The observatory building w ill
be 325 feet long w ith three large
domes.
The central dome, tyi
which two revolving bases for
tbs support of the polar axes of
the giant telescope w ill be lo­
cated, w ill be flanked on either
side by broad corridors running
to smaller domes at either end of
tbs building. In pits below'gach
dome w ill b ee sta Wished the seis­
mographs f6 r recording earth­
quakes. “ " *....... S' ‘
ATTACK ON T R E MONROE
DOCTRINE IH STOPPED
.
LABOR CONVENTION
ht Most
S H IN G TO N , July 23. — (IP)
Go Tb Prison — A W n A .attac
k on the Monroe Doc­
PO RTLAND. Orc . Juty J L L ^
<LP>— Lewis Knight, pleaded gnil-
ty |n federal court here Thursday
to a ch arge o f , ‘y M g W 'te ~
-
dtaa glyl on the K lam ath reser­
vation. May 33. had Vpa tateUta;-
cod to serve one year In the
Mnltnomah county ja il by Judge
John H. McNary.
trine hyca Venezuelan delegate,
IU ta e lo Martine«. before th e Pan-
A m erican Federation of Labor
g a s stopped today by President
WHHam Oreen o f The American
fed eratio n o f Labor, who ruled
M artin e* on» of Order and rebuk-
(Cootirftted From Fa«« ÜM )
w ill begin the pr«limiaarte> tor
the selection of men detened beat
fitted for the parities.
I t is evident from M r. C arkla’s
statement th'fct the com talas (oh
w ill he highly representative of
the state from a • «eogiraphical
standpoint and w ill Include cap­
able men, representing th« >»ajo t
Industries o f Oregon. Agricultura i
in terests w i l l b e represente)
through the Orange, and repre­
sentatives o f the bortlcnltnral la.»
dustry, public utilities, bunks,
livestock
Industry,
lumbering,
mercantile and other lines of ata
tivlty w ill be selected to servé
on the Important commission.
Mr. C arkln ’a idea is to . select
for the commission men of suf­
ficient weight and ability so that
In the event they are able to
agree on a feasible plan of taxa­
tion that they w ill be in position
to sell ,lt to a m ajo rity of tbs
voters of the state. I f successful,
it w ill mean tbs termination of a
long and thus far useless con­
troversy ovsr taxation, and w ill
relieve a ll doubt as to what the
state’s future policy w ill be wltb
reference to the question.
T o B e N o o -P o lltk a l
, Political complexion w ill piny
no part in the formation of the
cqmmisaion. The various members
w ill’ be elected because* of their
success, and ability in their res­
pective lines of endeavor.
The
chairmen makes it plain that he
w ill to the best -of his ability
a p p o i n t a commission which,
after* reasonable Investigation of
the tax layrs of various bther
states and aa analysis for con­
ditions In Oregon, -will be able to
form u late a program w hich will
C O R VA LLIS. O re.,— (IP)—
si
Insure necessary economy in con­ This stunt of putting electric w
ducting state Institutions «ad lights in hen houses to fool the ii
state business not only, but pro­ fowls into laying earlier and more a
vide a fa ir distribution of that often than usual has failed in its o
expense among Oregon taxpayers. purpose.
The hens, so it seem«, were de- a
I t to intended, if It to found
that it is passible, to finance the calved temporarily and then cask- f<
state government through in d ir­ led loudly th^ir belief that'som e- P
ect taxation. To what extent the one was playing a trick on them, a
state .w ill be able to accomplish and responded by making such It
that cannot be ascertained, how- “ underhanded” methods unproftt- ~
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excr antn the conuntealaa h«» had able.,
F. E. Fox, member of the
time to make a thorough investi­
Bly Season is Here
gation of that plan of raising poultry husbandry j f g t f -<tf the 1
Protyot jo n r e o w s f r o m t b i t
Oregon Agriculture college, bee
pest, by using the old original
conducted an ex ten siv e in v estig a ­
tion and, a fter taking the felling»,, Shoo Fly. Doable strength this
yeas. 'Bept fly repellent oa
Hard To Fool Hen With Light
Poultry Experts Have
theFmartbt. s*
giving a maximum o f speed aad
efficiency" he said la explaining
hto cycle to carious onlookers.
“I expect to experience asy
greatest dlfftraltifes when I*tra ve l
through Syrix and POrsia aad oth­
er countries in Asia oa my return
as travelling over the desert roads
w ith little chance of aecartng me­
chanical aid or. supplies doesn’t
promise to be any picnic.” H ill
said.
He plans to go to Victoria, B.
C.. then sail for Asia making the
last lap of hto return trip.
HIQ has been la the United
States since April 3« when he
landpd at New Orleans from Ca­
bs. making the trip to this coun­
try In a fruit boat. He followed
the southern route to the coast
and when be reached California
spent several weeks there and
'“ccaseguently got behind on my
scheduled tim e," he stated.
Only two slight mishaps have
marred hto trip, neither causing
mere than minor da maxes to the
lig h t eFele.
H ill has an interesting collec­
ts»« of photographs taken of
¿ n o * be t e e visited on hto long
Journey. He has te date, travel-
Md approximately 15,00« of the
37.000 mien of hie journey.
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Hie Funniest Thing Yea Have
Oregon synod hers Thursday.
W ilkinson lA the first elder
ever sleeted te this position. More
than 800 ministers, laymen, and
their families are ih attendance.
PINED BY TAYLOR
' J. A- Parry of Proapcet, was
fined 3K in Judge Taylor's court
In Medford this morning, charg­
ed with operating a track with
improper license platee.
• Parry v a s arrested bar State
Traffic Officer Charlee P , Talent.
SPECIAL!
Columbia Record 935-D
Lithia Springs Beauty
Parlor
Georgia Young, Prop.
Moved to 42 Third Street
Phone NoV to Have Orte Reserved
By Vendôme Hotel
For You At
Mrs. Y o u n g has a cool,
roomy place and solicits all
customers to drop in or to
Phone 328R
Book and Music Store
IftlM
3OOO
'f —
•poor,thicken isn’t such good bust-
¡able Dog Learns Val
i Hospital Treatment
Returns For Aid Wh-
Fpur other Englishmen are
making the same world-circle, hit
travelling oa motorcycle« and tak­
ing diffqrent.routes. . ;
H íñ travels in a one cylinder
“ H. R. D .” English made car,
carrjrtng about • • « pounds of
equipment In a bomb-shaped side
carrier. /
“ It mscy eeem strange that we
attem pt the trip la a one-cyllader
cycle, bat in England, most of our
motor travel to done la cycles, as
the Deease cost oa automobiles is
prohbtlea. W e have consequent­
ly developed oar oae-cyllnder cy-
elesmoefcr more than yon have
done in Smertoa. Our finest ma­
chines sad those found to . give
EUGENE, Jhly I I .— (U»>— J. A. ;
Wilkinson, rwling elder of the
North Bend Fredwrtkrign churck
EU R E K A . Cal.. July 31. — (IP)
TO those skeptics who hold that
dogs can not think here is __ the
m ie of Jpe Andre’s hoynd.
Shortly after Andre, a masi-
ctan. and his bonad came
to
Eureka two months ago. the dog
developed Intestinal
distemper
and as any dog «an tell you, In­
testinal distemper causes consid­
erable pein.
Andre sent the dog to Dr. E. C.
M orris' veterinary hospital, where
under expert care the anim al re­
covered after a few days.
Some two weeks a fter th a t the
-nea«:’-
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9 n the basis of a yfcaj’s produc­
tion. Fox learned, lighted hen j
hqusea do not pay. The lights
twMMfhA
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Pdfó Córner
dog ran a splinter in Its fore
foot and instead of going home to
its master ran two miles on three
legs to the hospital and eloquent­
ly held up the paw for Dr. Mor­
ris’ inspection.
But that was not all.
A tew days ago as A I ’d re and
the hound were walking through
the wood« near here the dog. as
dogs often do, poked his nose In­
to a hornet’s nest. A few dosen
hornets Immediately made repris­
als and the dog turned and fled
ar fast as he could fun to the hoe-
r'.ta l where he knew p alafal harts
could be healed.
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