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SALEM. Ore., .Tuna 1.- Oovernnr
IMrrce ml IS mo arnatnra were
flared by Ntatc 1'iraurfr Kay Inlay
In an adilrena before Hip rlulem rham
btr of enminen-e. Hi- rlinrteil lli""'
ith plunging tlie alai? into I Iip all"'
rl financial mnram in whirh il i n
xa id to he floundering. Nine of the
Hcnatnra, he Htt id. were repuliliranx
who yielded to tha Inflnenre of Ibc
only four demorrau in the ente.
and among 'be nine lie aperifirally
menllnned the two .Marlon county aen
, atora.
Kay went on reeord today na oppos
ed to the Hennia reaoliilln. to be
voted on In November, licit, and
which would Inhibit the awainent '
income or inheritance tinea in Ore
gon for a period of 1.1 year". He ex
plained that while he optioned the re
cent atntejncomo tax, now repealed,
he would favor an Income tnx under
proper conditions, line reason given
for opposing the Income tux net of
l'.CI wna that the federal government
assesses a very heavy Income tax.
The main Issue before the lll''o
legislature, said Kay, was whether
the legislature would put the gover
nor In a hole, or the governor would
put the legislature in a hole.
'I have to ndinlt," be said, "that
lh governor succeeded, with Hie aid
of a group or senators wno sioou uy
him."
The governor didn'l lo) with put
ting the legislature III n hole, aulil Mr.
Kay, but put the whole slate in n hole
and he declared that the governor
with the aid of Jefferson .Myers, then
state, treasurer, violated the law in
failing deliberately to levy a suffi
cient state tax, and that they did it
for no other purpose than out of re
venge for 111 repeal of Ihe slate in
come tax. He pointed-out tiiat the in
come, tnx was passed by the people
by a majority of only 500 and was re
pealed by a majority of about 14,000.
"l'rior to the enactment of the in
come tax." said Mr. Kay, "Ihe stale
tax levy was about 'A.- mills. Afier
the repeal of the income, when the
tnx commission made its slain levy
last December, it was its duty lo go
back to the old levy in order to pro
Tide funds Hint would not be forth
coming from tho income lax, but in
stead, by the voto of (iovernor
l'lercn and .Mr. .Myers, It levied only
about 1.85 mills, of about If 1,5,000
Jesa than was necesaary."
The face of It is hammered cut of
solid brass, aliout eight Inch
siuare. A driveway has been made
sroiitiil if. anil osssershv read Ihe in-
i scriplinns. Many sundials hart on their
faces the motto, "1 mark only Hie
ple.isaul hours," but this one n"ks,
"Know ye not th" hour?" It in signi
ficant that Frsnk Thomas died s"m
after he went into his country's ser
vice, and like many another he "knew
not the hour."
SCOTT'S TRIP TO
POLE REGALLED
(CoDtiourd from pa;,- one)
(Continued from page one)
Schedules for th tcnrhcrV fxnm
inationn to bo hrld hr Mnrlinu
WfdnfRfiny at ft a. m. and continuing
until .Saturday have bfen romplntrd
nnd are being sent out nt tli office
of the county superintendent, of
school B.
The following U the aehnlulo:
WcdiiPHilny Knrenoon U. IS. His
tory; writing (noiuiuuiHlilp), mimic,
drawing.
Wodnnsclfly Afternoon Vhyslology,
rrndlng, ma mini trnhiinu, pompositinn,
domestic sriom-p, meitiods in reading,
course of study for drawing, methods
in nrthmetlr,
Tlmrtsdny Forenoon Arithmetic,
hiMnry of education, psychology,
method! in geography, mechanical
drawing, domestic art, course of study
for domestic art.
Thursday Afternoon flrnmmnr,
geography, stenography. American
literature, physics, typewriting, meth
ods in language, thesis for primary
certificate.
Friday Forenoon Theory and
practice, orthography (spelling), phy
alrsl geography. F.Dgllsh literature,
chemistry.
Friday Afternoon School lair, ge
ology, algebri, civil government.
Saturday Forenoon tJeoinrlry,
botany.
Saturday Afternoon Meneral his
tory, hookekeping.
John Conaway Dies
At Home of Parents
John Wesley t'onawar, 1 -year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cona
way, died Knturdny, May .10. at the
home of his pareula, l.'HO Twentieth
.venua east.
Kuneral aervicea wero held today
at - o'clock p. in., from the Watch
chapel, with tha Hcv. Krauklln .1.
Haas, pastor of the Methodist Kola.
copHl church in charge, lturial wns
in tha Masonic cemetery.
Sundial Stands as
Soldier's Memorial
A aundlal. which not only marks
tha loftv imminence of Inspiration
Toint overlooking K.ugene, hut stsn-ls
aa a permanent monument to the
a ddier led woo msoe it. tias neen in
atalted by Whitten. on a sec
lion of his propert.f which has been
dedicated lo the public. It ! the work
nf his cousin. Frank Thomas, who en
listed early in (he Inte World war in
an engineering corps from Seattle.
GOING .
AWAY!
Take The Guard
with you. Read
The Guard where
ever you go.
Transfer your pa
per to the beach or
to the mountains.
Simply phone 1200
and leave the rest
to us.
Kiigene. Apparently Mr. Mcbonatd
was pi light beneath the. wreckage, and
crushed about the. body.
Logs Stop Fall
The auto cum to a stop in a mans
of logs and (nil ferns at the foot ot
the grade, nnd pacing motorists came
to the rescue. A doctor was Miinmon
ed. and at 1.J0 o'clock -Mrs. Mdton
ald wis brought to Kiigene. The scene
of the tragedy was .8 miles from Ku
gene, and the nmbulance's round trip
was made in o0 minutes, according to
those who accompanied it.
-Mr. McDonald, who is a well
known citizen of .Noti. lenves his wid
ow, one daughter and two sons, Fran
ces Mi-Uonald, Chester McDonald, and
Fletcher McDonald, lie was a mem
ber of the Baptist church and the I.
O. O. F. lodge.
Funeral arrangements are in charge
of tin Veal eta chapel and will be an
nounced Ht'tor the nrrival here of Mr.
McDonald's mother, who resides at
Salem.
Jury in Edmunson
Trial is Selected
Seleclion of a jury was completed
and the rate of I,eon It. Kdinuns-n
being tried on a lifptor charge was
started ibis afternoon before Judge
Robert Tucker of the Mult norm h
county court in the circuit court here.
I'aul Doriuitzer, I'ortland attorney,
appears for KdmunBon 'and John S.
Mcdiey, district attorney, is handling
the prosecution. The case is nn op-
pool from (be Justice court and when
recen'ly tried In circuit court the
jury disahrecd.
Tho following is the jury selected:
Horace II. Taylor, Irn A, Hammond,
(icorge. Powell, Matt Monib, Kugene
Armstrong, K. li. OHJiutni, Fred K.
1-ainb, (jeorge Mct'ormnck, It. K,
Davidson, William Steele, John Ash
ley, Arthur Ileudershott.
M. J. Newhouse to
Speak in Eugene
M. J. Newhouse, manager of the
North l'aciflc Cooperative Frune ex
change, of Fortland, will he the
speaker at n meeting of tho Fjine
County Horticultural society Satur
day, June ((, at the chamber of com
merce. The meeting is called for 1:110
o'clock p. m.
Mr. Newhouse has recently return
ed from n trip to Kuropo and eastern
marketing centers where he inves
tigated the market demands for
grades, sites and quality and the in
formation ho gathered on this trip is
expectrd to be nf unusual interest to
I.aue county fruit growers. AH per
sons interested in horticulture are
welcomed to tho meeting.
Fiftv nep runt mnr rtii-itiitt
S 1 01. en urn mM in t lu nnnlri- thmi
in all the rent of the world combined.
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CI.dSR IN. modern room for rent. 2
h'ot'ks fj run Willamette. Bufines
or traveling man preferred. I'hone
tK.H. jrti
Foil HAI.K - Voimg team of mules,
nee 5 and tt. Itrokp to work ningle
or doulde r ride. Hnngs Uitiitig
Acsdetnr. I'hone jrS
sph did. in IIMJ, He photographed
Ainundfien's cairn and flag and start
ed back.
The antarctic winter struck with
unleashed fury. Food and fuel gave
out. K'ott and his men nlodded on
with frozen feet. Then a blizzard'
made progress impossible.
They were only 1 1 miles from l
supply depot, but they could not con
tinue. Months later their frozen bod
leu were found near a long-dead camp
fire. Balloon Disappears
Others, too, found on unseen death
in the polar lands.
Htrnngely like Amundsen's adven
ture was that of a Swedish aeronaut.
K. A. Andree, whrt in lS'j". sailed;
dtiIi from Spitsbergen in a balloon, j
j iic nanoon is snu up mere, some-j
from America and England. It was
IS-'Jl, however, before the secret wan
solved. Franklin bad died after bis
ships became locked in ice. His men
sought to escape over land, and all
perished.
Now the north has beckoned again.
Amundsen, who pfanted his flag at
the south pJe, has gone to the top of
the world.
Will he pome back? Will he add an
other chapter to the thrilling atories
of narrow escapes from the a relic's
clutclfs?
Or will ha be just one more to fall
a victim to the while goddess of (be
north, who reigns where there is no
color but white and where icy gales
howl through the darkness of an ever
lasting winter?
IT
(Continued from pag one)
Thomas Watts of Portland, a
director of the Pacific Northwest
Golf association who was In Eu
gene specially for the occasion.
Dr. Watts expressed commen
dation for t,he Eucene links. The
! course, he said, is of champion
ship calibre, and in attractiveness
j and condition of fairwayrt, is sec
i ond to none in the northwest.
Word Spoken for
Legion Endowment
where, its flabby envelope encased in
ice and its occupant eternally buried in
the white, unbroken silence.
Disease Brings Oeath.
Sir Ernest Shackleton was another.
After a life time of exploration in the
Ice fields, be died of disease on his
ship while at sea nejr the antarctic
continent in V.iL'Z.
Sir John Fi ankliu was still an
other. In JSin be sailed from England
with two ships, the Erebus and the
Terror, to explore north of Green
land. His ship was sighted in Baffin
Bay months later by a whaler, and
then the cold arctic silence settled
down.
Itelief expeditions were sent out
ET'OENE, Ore.. June 1. (To the
Editor) There is in progress in Eu
gene at present, a a elsewhers
throughout our state and nation, a
campaign for support for a proposed
endowment fund, to be devoted by the
American Eejjon to the purpose of
extending aid to disabled veterans of
the world war and 'to destitute de
pendents of veterans. There is also
the purpose, as regards the campaign
in Oregon, of contributing substan
tially towards the maintenance of the
proposed Doprnbecher hospital for
crippled children in I'ortland-
I believe the public already has
been made familiar, with the details i
of both of theHe purposes and the
necessity and desiralrlity of the work
which both aim to accomplish. I am
glad, at the request or the local Amer
ican Legion campaign committee, to
give this campaign my indorsement.
Yours truly,
GEOIUJE JI. McMOItltAN.
nine, making an easy mashie shot
all that Is required to place the
hall on the ample green some 100
yards distance.
Hoy Moe. the Corvallls player,
stepped to the tee, tapped It light
ly and. sent it flying for a beau
tiful approach, three feet from
trio cap. The Eugene contingent
thereupon donated Moe a two,
and considered the hole lost.
But Gardner was yet to be reck
oned with. Following Mne, ho
took careful stance, and sent the
ball straight to the flag. The shot
wan perfect, rolling squarely into
the bucket without a stry Vjuuce.
The Eugene plsvn i took the
next hole, and iliereby cinched
the match.
The best hall scores for the
match were as follows:
Morning, out ..421 314 314
in .. 421 444 244 65
Afternoon, out 424 444 354
in 434 445 145 68
Total for 36 holes 133
The total score for the 36 holes
133, is 15 strokes under par and
speaks exceptionally well for the
playing yesterday. 1
The beat score for 18 holes was :
made by Roe Moe who turned In
a 71 He was followed closely;
by Gardner, with a 72. i
ntch was Dr. j
G.
Ai R. Members
Guests at Kiwanis
Veterans of the Civil war were'
guests of the Kiwanis club at its noon '
liiDcheon today. 1 he Memorial day
program was planned by Carl McClain
and the program committee. J. S.
Magladry introduced the commander
of the (i. A. R. poft, who in turn in
troduced the members present for the
luncheon.
E. O, Immel gave a welcoming talk
to the veterans, tracing the develop
ment of the nation during the span of
their lives. The Kiwanis orchestra,
consisting of Glen Morrow, .Harry
Devertnux. Arthur Hendershott and
Frank McAlister, played, ami the
club sang old-time war songs.
SCIO TEAM WINS
SPRINGFIELD, June 1. (ffoe
cial; The Seio city baseball team'
won 4 to 1 from Springfield yester
day on the local Fifth street grounds,
getting nil the breaks of the game.
Hlack was catcher for Springfield,
"with Delps as pitcher, relieved in the
fifth inning by Carter. Cupp was um
pire. This is the second game which
Springfield has lost to the Scio play
ers this season.
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