JUNE li(
1920
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GASOLINE SITUATION NEEDS
INVESTIGATION.
In justice to the consumer, pro-
and distnouier,
be a very thorough investigation ot
the cause of the shortage in the gas
oline supply. The statement that
" production is not keeping pace with
consumption may be true, but this
cannot account for the present acute
Tk. trn facts in the
case : would
the least
UiG-HEAUTED BOYS
Big-hearted boyt they "d
Though Voltaire sired the sr
are. thjj lJe
of the heaviest battalions, the cUf
. .r.,,i t.. And A morns
: . nnrm nntlOIl " Ol wnov , , i ,i,unIV iUi-ll-
Cueht about the present status of the.r grea ; nea- -
mites. rn- - . ....
affairs. . . ' nf arms. France ww
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Gasoline has become wo in.pw.i-... ...... eMmt, laugn
o factor in the business welfare 01 " .... lii. who stoop-
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this country to permit the proauc- o chiidren. am!
tion or distribution . to be , jockeyed ed t Pt h.
for the beneft of private inuHb- , phouW.
rT i n f i l niu i v
I .: U-tV,.r would. Til
RAIN BRINGS GOOD CHEER. J foree mmlv
.fonnl demonstration of this
Smiles and smiles and then some ; Uint,liness when, in the
more smiles is now characteristic ol 1"?U memberi Bdoptod
i , - AkAoa rmrrs. rvnu ni'u . - ...w
u ir,torostintr to say .the iarmers . v"- . than 37UU rremu
a.!, nirmo- is shared by ,r,-l.v
their income to the government
excess profit tax, preferring to con
serve their supply of oil until such
time as this tax is modified or elim
inated. There is another report,
given credence in some quarters,
that the big Oil interests are at
tempting to force the United States
to take a hand in Mexico in order
that the field may become a greater
factor in production of oil. Then
there is a story to the effect that
the oil companies are competing so
strongly for foreign trade that they
mg war had maue
m.. tvm hns been aavsmeu ,ioih.s vuv. . , ,,..icc.
r: :::L cnrumn in due to a real Oregon summer rain. " " r flt,i71ltion of the Amer
YZJZ rr; v mo mnch-of it -riy Sunday morning , T." n the return from
orut-r w r-- . , j intormittentlV Until .n " -r---
ana Kepi - . c -aon other interests pn-
Tuesday morning, sufficient ram ov-e eas, wher other ..
falling to riSrSne-SCn' It did not forget their small wards left
Mm at lust the right time wnen . , iV . T Vmntrh an
- ... . a nn in iit'L'iuiit vbi-- -
was needed-and when UtUe or no u. . ;; - ,g
damage could be done, -me ;- ; - q
clippings were tnorougr uy - homeles8 chiWren
hut this is so gnuic.n5 cu.up-.r ; w t0
jto the good that narmy V ftded with va,iant
consideration Wil1tBBH, ,0fliPS. Left to the pity of France
it receives the .. " TV :rrinCv-th. war orph-
ni-inc the monwi ui oui.v. o- - .
strongly for foreign traae j iu.0- v 's ans however warm the nean i
.ri exnortine gasoline which under For the past two seasons there has ans iiule
ordinal circumstance, would be been a shortage, but m sP- -
for use in this country. condition crops , hae be y. nobnity
How much real foundation of fact good. This year au . benefaction, characteristically
there is in any of these allegations records ought to be . smashea , by teminK the
it is lmDOSsioie ii " w-k... ... . .1 nTnhsnq "nost mascois, on
. .. ... j a riniinr Btaimyuii.v ouunm x
is not being taken into the conn-i rigureu ... - - - ,:..,, reassertine
dence of the big concerns controlling there is no , posiDie way bravegt the tcnderest
the gasoline situation. .The Stand- ing the value of .n . ftre the daring-Ore.
ard UU company nas Deen muraaung ia FCx..i
A: it- .,,1 v..iioTa it brought an
Now is the time to place your orders
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mmercial & Touring Cars
Immediate Delivery
SAYLES MOTOR CAR COM PAN,
..r,rior nncrnw
C STREET, INUtrtwur-nv.c, vnun
for some time that there would be
a shortage in the supply, but it has
never gone into detail as to just
why the present acute condition
should avail. If this company and
other companies, controlling the gas
oline output, are doing all in their
power to supply the demands of the
public, then it should beceome a
matter of general knowledge, that
there may be commendation instead
condemnation, if on tne otner
NORMAL NOTES
lars, it brought an aDu..uai.c
good cheer to the farmer 10m.
j time to sort of even OREGON
things up. In these days of sky
rocketing prices on most things the e f aculty and students are very
r .v. form bnve been i i j t nnto thnt the new water sys-
products OX me - -
r . have 1 1 nmnllf1 BTM1 tnat
em nas uccu
he mountain water is now in the
; TViow o.rAtlv anDreciate the
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7. ..', u-iim-n of inconw tax will one innUllment Wa b
hrokers. etc. . , i.u fr du nd tinynlile all tht tr
Other classes of toxper. .f- e I weck ,nuUnwnU wbifh R
iscots, ana.fected are droggw". who fail to py tho U due on Scptcmlr IX t
mut compnew. , , ' v, 'l-ith will be miu.n-d. within ton UHlr Muwwwp'
under the Harrison act nut later thnn loth will be rt ju. coratt i
July 1st, after h,ch cute .ney UUav , , njktaf
be delincnent. t .v . failure te PiymenU a rly u m
On or before June Kith tne ec- on uwr
neglected sadly. Farmers
found their costs mounting steadily,
vet there has been no commensurate
Increase in their marketable goods
and in some instances there have
been notable reductions
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ACMF nifAt srV
a
VARNOTILE
Tramp, scuff!
floor can stand
Tnmp, scuff. All ay long. No unprotected
it. The surface goes, the wood warps and splin
ters. Your floors are a sight.lt is cheaper to walk on Acme
Quality floor varnish than ona bare floor. Varnish saves the
surface and thereby saves all. A varnished floor is easier to clean
than a bare one. It looks better. It is bet)teu.
We keep a complete line of Acme Quality floor varnish,
in and we will tell you something of floor economy.
Stop
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. Mr
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Barnes, U. S. Wheat Director Says
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And reduce the High Cost of Living.'
olsom area
IS THE CHEAPEST AS WELL AS THE MOST
WHOLESOME FOOD ON THE MARKET
BUY THAT
EXTRA LOAF
Your Grocer Has It
Cherry City Baking Co.
clendid work of the city -council in
j their management of the whole af
fair.
nocwiont Aclcprman delivered the
commencement address to the grad
uates of the Salem high school last
Thursday evening.
After faculty club last Friday
the members adjourned to
I the living room of the dormitory
I where an informal "family" party
'iwas held in honor of Mrs. Stock,
Mrs. Stombaueh and Miss Senska
leavinsr the normal this
I'year. Cake, ice cream and coffee
were served.
I j The normal very much appreciates
!tbf im movements which &re bein
nade this week in the street in
ront of the buildings.
The various churches of the town
.re invited to join the normal in the
accalaureate service to be held in
v .Vionoi npict Sundav morning at
10 o'clock.
i The commencement festivities wili
I open Saturday, June 12, with the
president's breakfast to the class 01
1920 held in the dormitory. 1
TvmWo nrnirram for the week fol-
ilows:
Saturday, June 12, 9.30 a. m., dor
mitory, president's breakfast;
8.00 p. m.,gymnasium, junior
prom.
Sunday, June 14, 2.30 p. m.,dormi
tory, faculty reception; .8.15 p.
m.. phanel. class play.
Tuesday, June 15, 10.00 a. m., chapel,
last chapel and class clay; .uu
p. m., chapel, alumni program and
banquet.
Wednesday, June 16, 10.00 a. m.,
chapel, commencement address
bv President Lindley, University
of Idaho.
The play selected by the class,
"The Road to Yesterday," by Beulah
Marie Dix, is a modern comedy of
wf f with the nrincipal
Li:c uwk
scenes laid in England at the present
time. If rehearsals ana naru
on the part of the cast mean a fin
ished production, the work should
4-.,!ni vo wpII done. It will be
LCI ua,iiiij(
igiven in the chapel Monday evening,
June 14, at 8.15. music oy trie nui
nial orchestra will be given between
acts.
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SPECIAL FEDERAL TAXES
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE
l Tnnn a hnv month for the m-
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tema! revenue bureau as during that
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month all speal taxes icr me uscai
year ending on June 30, 1921, arc
due and payable.
Collector of Internal Revenue Mil
ton A. Miller has mailed out to all
!oo.iDi tn-irnnvprs forms unon which
return for payment of tax must be
These special Taxpayer
proprietors of theatre?, for
automobiles, pleasure boats,
pool and f Milliard (tables, bowling
alleys, shcoting galleries, retail deal
ers in oleomargarine, brokers, pawn
made.
include
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