GRANTS PAG H TWO PAM DAILY COURIER — to make the collection of lneome . taxes possible until the end of the year. The income tax was badly crippled through the action of the supreifte court tltL spring. Thebe has been tid appreciable de­ crease in the tlx rate on prbperty .lime the income tar «is inaugu- tatid. Both source«, are now iu force with the added expense of rot- •Isc'ng the income tax. There will be a chance this fail to repeal the Another present income tut law. substitute measure is being offered and this should receive a negative vote when the time comes. Onlv when Washington and California pass similar laws should Oregon be burdened with the iucorne tax. GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER' Published Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorhlea - Pub. and Prop». Entered at poetoffice, 0 rants Pass. Ore., as second-class mall matter. 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Unsettled weather ac­ companied by shower» probable 4 ♦ toward end of week in Wash­ Moderate temperature, ♦ ington. except slightly above normal 4 ■e in interior of California. ♦ ♦ ♦ DAILY NEWS LETTER Goaeip of Staff Correspondents at World Centers of Population Fair tonight and Wednesday. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Fort Worth, Texas, July 1.—(I. N. S.)—Although Douglas Fairbanks THE AIR MAIL Jt., could possibly borrow a pair of Mail from New York to San Fran­ his illustrious dad's shoes and strug- cisco in 24 hours! A few years agoigle through a screen career in the such an undertaking would have ! reflection of filial fame, young Doug been called impossible but today the has visions of gnawing his own ag­ grandizement out of the cold, unap­ American people take it tor granted preciative rock of public acclaim, and continue about their business On a recent visit to Texas young with few thoughts of the remarkable Fairbanks was painfully aware that strides which have been made in something was lacking in his few transportation in recent years. This embryo productions. In fact, so convinced was the jun- morning the first mail planes will leave their respective stations to ior Doug that harrowed approbation could not insure a life meal ticket bring their cargoes across the con­ that he announced his plans of ab­ tinent in the few hours allotted. sorbing the necessary theatrical Leaving the coast early la the omniscience from the very soul of morning ot one day. mail will be in dramaturgy—Paris. For two yong years Doug Jr. con­ New York on the next afternoon. The templates placing his typical Doug.. schedule is announced for mainten­ Sr., nose to the grindstone of arti­ ance in all weather with continuous ficial emotions under the great Eu­ flying, the night routes being illu­ ropean masters. The legitimate minated with searchlights to mark stage will first claim his acquire­ the path and beacon lights on land­ ing fields. The schedule calls for ments on his return from abroad, af­ ter which he will let go a salvo of 32 hours and five minutes flying time eastward and 34 hours and 45 talent on the screen world—fortified acquired minutes westward. The maximum with Shakespearean lore load for each plane is 600 pounds, abroad and not a little ot the afore- of about 24.000 letters. When the mentioned filial fame. cargo is in excess of this amount, a second plane will trail the first. . Although it seems impossible that uny advance could be made over the delivery of mail from one coast to the other in a day and a half, ft is not possible to foretell what the next few years will bring. The flight of Lieutenant Maughan showed that the continent can lie crossed in less than a day. Even that record may be bettered. THE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIA­ TION The state emergency board Mon­ day voted to allow $14,650 of the $21.000 deficiency appropriation asked by the state income tax depart­ ment. The department had already used up the $25.000 allowed for the administration of the tax. up to Juno 1. $24,425.80 having 1>een ex- pended for the collection of the money. The deficiency appropria tion was therefore necessary In order Silly superstition is hot to be con- fused with the prophecies of those known to possess uncanny visualiza­ tion of future events; and Austin, the state capital, conceded to house the leading gray matter of Texas, re­ fuses to lie censored for becoming greatly agitated over the prediction of a California woman that the city is to be destroyed by a tornado. knowled ge The discomforting that this same woman foresaw the dreaded hoof-and-mouth scourage in California before predioting the Aus- tin tornado, did not lend a cooling hand to several thousand feverish Texas brows. On May 4. 1922, twin tornadoes swept a section of Austin, exacting a death toll of half a dozen persons and inflicting heavy property dam­ age. Recently the California clairvoy­ ant prophesied a tornado of even greater scope that would completely level the city of May 17. Venerable gray halra of the judiciary were said to have grown slightly grayer as the hour of the scheduled cataclysm ap­ proached. and It was known that many persons visited other parts of the state who had previously entet- tained no thoughts whatever of leav­ ing the city. But Austin still stands. Recommending that the twenty- one-year-old father, whom he char­ acterised as a "society jellybean," transfer some of the grease from his hair to his hands, a county judge here, iu delivering a little "fatherly advice" to the defendant in a wifi* desertion case, gave forth a message to the young manhood of the nation The magistrate reminded the youth that the evidence indicated he had deserted his seventeen-year-old wife and a few-months-old baby, pleading lack of sufficient funds to support them; yet a week after leav­ ing his little family, the "jelly" pur­ chased an automobile on the install- ment plan. "There is plenty of room on the county road for you 'society Jelly- beans’ who desert loving families and pay $40 installments for an automo­ bile to finale-hop in. Hereafter that $40 monthly goes to your wife and baby, and I'm going to see that some of that grease on your hair appears on your hands in your doing it." the judge declared. "Get out of my sight and rapidly» before I get mad and give you life to mull over this jellybean stuff you've been pulling! Try to get some brains in your greasy head." PEOPLE’S MARKET "If this cut is made.” Mr. Cool­ idge said, "the surplus for tho year covered by those estimates would ap­ proximate $108,000.000. He added (Continued from Page One.) that he had faith in the ability of the administrative heads to uccotn- and surplus for the fiscal year 1934 plish the purpose. which ends today, are only approxi­ "We are setting the example for mate. We will not have the actual reduction in the cost of government figures until the books are finally and for a return to ordinary peace balanced. The surplus accumulated time conditions," he continued, with at the end of each of the last three emphasis. “There can be no falter- Jiscal years has been applied to the ing. Our duty Is plain, As we have reduction of public debt i*i addition progressed in the last three years. to the reductions required by law so we must continue." by the sinking funds and Other acts. “When we met six months ago." Without the aid of this recurring surplus the public debt would be Mr. Coolidge said. "I stated to you $1.100,000.000 more than it .now that this fight for economy had but stands, and the interest charges one purpose—that the benflts would would be some $45,000,000 greater accrue to the whole people through next year than we shall now have reduction in taxes. Taxes have now- been reduced. While our tmniedi- to pay. ate need Is for tax reform, as dis- tlngnlshed ftom tax reduction, we must continue this campaign fol economy so as to make possible fur­ ther tax reductions." TAX REDUCTION COOLIDGE PLEA WILL CHART STORMS FROM U. S. BALLOON Weather Man Plant Flights to Study Winds. a ASTHMA CONQUERED IN 24 HOURS BY NEW METHOD Specialist Guarantees Complète Relief from Every Form of Asthma Within 24 Hours—Or No Cost All that agonizing coughing. gasping and wheezing goes within 24 hours and you sleep the night through at once without a break— through a remarkable new internal prescription developed by a Cleve­ land speciallst. It doesn't matter how long you have had Asthma or what your age. this new treatment allays the severest spasms in 30 minutes or less, and is positively guaranteed to bring complete relief within 24 hours—or it coet you nothing. 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