House Bill No. 3, the much amended
and hotly debitted income tax meus-
r ure, finally passed the House Friday
r evening with an amendment permit-
r ting a ten per cent reduction on this
s year’s tax payments.
»
No other measure haa received ao
I much strength of feeling and vigor
r of debate.
From the vote, it was evident that
! j organized farmers and those favoring
• the tax commission were adamant for
-1 no reduction at all. Organised labor
‘ ] and most of the independent members
I, were for a degree of a reduction.
After many attempts by the cixn-
■ mittee to arrive at a decision. Friday
■ night found them split worse than
i ever before with a majority and two
^¡minority reports.
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The majority report providing for
a ten per cent' reduction prevailed.
The bill will go to the Senate where
the advanced dope is that the reduc­
tion will be increased to probably 15
per cost. By the time this is printed !
taxpayer’s money. It appears to me
to be the State of Oregon vs, war
bonds and stamps.
Only a few in the House support
this view but. my opinion was not
changed after hearing the spirited
debate-
.
See our iarae display or choice put i
plants at Bergen's, across highway-'
. from telephone office.
Not the
cheapest but the best. Phone 84.
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Grade III War Tires.
We have
lots of them. Southwestern Motor
Hume Supply Store,
By the Mayor and the Common Council
of the City of Coquille.
Fashions For
applying
59c yd
Give a lift to your i
Ranges
Springs
Mattresses
Chairs
Heaters
The Industrial Repair Co
i
of Coquille
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MACHINING
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METALLIZING
BLACKSMITHING
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1.19
One of the atand-out policies of
thia legislature is the allergy it haa
towards giving various state boards
power to make their own laws.
This was manifested In Friday’«
session when a bill giving the depart­
ment of Agriculture such powers in
the case of cattle waa overwhelmed
by arr almost unanimous move to refer
Plumply Filled
BED PILLOWS