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About The Daily bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1916-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1916)
PACK 4 THK I1KM) lll'I.l.KTIN, HKMt, OBK., VKIXKSI). V, DKCKMIIKK 1H, IH MAP or CROOK COUNTY tr it Suggested Gifts For Men DESCHUTES COWTY 1L J3fkf ES-rdzl " r tt a 3 S 7 9 SO StZ S3 Deschutes County and its Parent. Crook County INCREASE AUTO Till PROPOSAL USE MONEY ON STATE ROAD WORK. "Governor at County Officials" Meet ing in Portland Today, Predict ' Present Levy Won't Be 8uf j flrient for Highways. '(Br United Prcu to The Daily Bulletin) PORTLAND. Dec. 13. Speaking before the convention - of ' county Judges and commissioners at the Multnomah county courthouse here today, 'Governor. Withyeombe led off the discussion of state highway needs with the proposal that after 1917 state road work should be Supported wholly by automobile tax. The' Governor proposed a tax of 510 a machine, on an average. AVith 40.000 machines that would bring in 5400,000. Ho suggested a bond Issue for 1917 road -work, until the auto tax revenue would be available. The money derived from the present quarter mill road levy, he believes, doubtless will be devoted to state institutional needs hereafter, as the latter will be crip- j pled seriously by the six per cent j tax limitation. "The quarter of n mill tax now appropriated for highway construc i tion will probably have to be di verted," said. Governor Withy combe. "This will necessitate the providing of other funds for high way construction. "There are two ways, as It ap pears to me.' in which this may be met. One, by a license fee on auto mobiles and auto conveyances, which will include th$ property tax on the . sarac, averaging perhaps about J110 each, which on forty thousand machines will bring a rev enue of $400,000 a year, less about IS per cent for administration, tags etc., which will give 5364,000 net for road work. ' , . " ' "There will be provided from the national government under the Shackleford bill, within the next Ave years, approximately $1,200. 000. Unless this amount is equal led by the state it is lost to Oregon. The proposed increased automobile tax will enable the state to meet this obligation with the government dollar for dollar. "The other plan would be to The First National Bank C. S. HUDSON', President V. C. COE, Vice President E. A.' SATHEK, Vice President E. M. LARA, Cashier , . " L.' G. McREYNOLDS, Assistant Cashier B. A,. STOVE II, Assistant Cashier A SAFE PLACE TO DEPOSIT ' YOUR ' MONEY' '.. .; ' A GOOD PLACE TO BORROW MONEY bond the state for highways, say $500,000 a year for the first two years lind then $1,000,000 u year for the next eight or tun years, the bonds to run for ten year periods. "Personally, however, I prefer the' tax rnther thai the bond. It the automobile tax system Is adopt ed, some provision will have to bo For Well Dressed Maidens Is This Suit IP?" made for niuliilitlnliig road coin Htrui'tlon during the coming year, for it will not he until 191 S that the auto tux revenue will be available. This could be met by the Ihhuuiicu of say $B00,000 ten year bonds, the money to bu used during 1917. Thereafter the auto tax should meet the road requirements. "For best results in state high way work should be entrusted to three non-Halurlml commissioners, and this commission should employ a competent highway engineer. In this way the highway work should bo eliminated entirely from politic al Inniienres. and one man will be at its head, responsible for results and not burdened with other duties dividing his time and attention." Ijf I to.- 1 f i ,, '' 1 LAST TRIBUTE 'GOOD SILHOUETTE. Brown vciours da Inlne Is th fabric ot this rare suit cut with a box plfiltru Skirt ami a Russian blouse coat. Tli bolero street IS gained by self buttons, and the fur trimming Is aXunlc. .. (Continued from Pago 1.) In taking the Doy Scouts of 11 end to and from their lumping grounds, and how the youngsters had remark-' ed his passing with genuine regret. Following tho services, mnuy In spected the car In which tho fatal plunge was made. The machlna was outwardly a total wreck, but mill had its engine, and one light intact. Among others, aside from those alreday mentioned, those making the trip from llenil were the following: K. G. Williams. L. Donnar, Mr. and Mrs. Keller, Frunk Klklns, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kroenert, K. J". Swnnhy. Krunk It. Prince, Ward H. Coble, K. P. DeGrnff, A. M. Prlngle. K. Swan son, J. T. Hardy. C. J. Mouahan, R. M. Smith, II. A. Miller, George Jones, R. H. Gould, T. II. Foley. O. A. Thor soii. It. V. Polndoxter, I). L. Wiggins, K., A. Gillette. Phil Armstrong, J. H. Wenandy, Edward II. Keane, O. J. llrubaker, II. C. Guss, I. G. Dunn, George Fordyce, F. T. Parker. W. P. Vnndevcrt, Jay Salumnn, J. II. Mi nor, W. C. McCuiston, K. M. Thomp son, O. C. Henkle, H. W. Skuse, W: i). Cheney, I). II. Patterson, J. Alton Thompson, K. M. Lara, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larson, T. II. Dwyer, C. E. Anderson, A. L. French, Ross Fnrn ham, F. O. Minor, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Horn, Fred Huey, O. W. Shrluor, A. F. Larson. S. L. Wiggins, S. U. Agnew, Alfred Hanson, Fred Jack son, Charles Carroll, J. 8. In lies, J. C. Vandevert. If. E. tluntcr, W. G. Munnliig, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. W. Nix on, Mr. und Mrs". Henry I). Ford, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Nlsw'ongor, Mrs. Floyd Dement, Mrs. Carl A. Johnson, Mrs. C. A.. Vonderhelt. J. L. Pcrlnger, Henry Tamm, Mr. and Mrs. R. 0, Miles, Mrs. E. F.' Nichols, Mr. and Gloves and Scarfs Hand sowed Chamois Gloves for men, uusiinlile, at ,, I"'"- mu.lill (liuy, (lluce. or MocIim Gloves, silk lined, at... WJ.no pair Heavy (liny Driving Gloves Wi.no pair Fibre Hllk Scurfs, In pleuslug color cniutilmitions I. Slit to (UI.AO t Silk hosiery Fibre Hllk Half Hose ,,. .., I'uru Hllk Half Hose VZ.XZ !"!lr Embroidered Handkerchiefs Inllliil I Kmbioldered Iliiudkerclilers I2.r. 2,V nor New Hllk Neckwear, just In by express.... unr, nor, I.OII ' Other Gift Suggestions MiIi-In. erkneiir, Nweiilen., I nilerHciir. .i.il,r, rm llniitlN, HuMjH'inlerN, PiijHiimi. I'elt ,V l.cul.rr Hllpper,'cie. Gift Suggestions For Women If your gift problem Is a perplexing one. walk through our nIhIks. Mnuy nrtlcles lire illHpluved which will sug gest to you u gift suitable for IIEIl. Gordon Furs fiOIUIO.V I TUS A I'seful Gift. .Nw .m,.ok Muffs, also Hcnrfs to .Match Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery sii.k i.isi.i: wool Hand Bags, Mesh Bags, ' Boudoir Caps Neckwear IV aists ainty Undermuslins STOP AM) 'SHOP AT BROTHERS Ji Jj A. Hastes, Louis Ilennett, James er, W. I. Ilariirs, J. A. McCoy I, . Green. Mrs. Clyde McKay. Mrs. Paul Fox, II. C. Ellis, and George H. Garrison, J. I). Kuildell, F. I). Ueck- Vousig. 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