The second week of th« Oregon
legislature is wall under way aud a
mam of 90 bill* have been introduced
in the bouM aad 73 in th* aenate.
n«
Chevrolet Coach
authorising payment of certain bills
A SUPER PRODUCTION
in order that interest on this amount
TEN REELS
Several bills were p e —>d by th«
senate on Monday, mainly one to in band or wife; or (e) A net income!
crease the spend limit of autoe from of 33500, or ovpr, if married and liv-
30 to 35 mil«* per hour; and one re iag with husband or wife; or (d) Re-1
pealing the law requiring a 50 per gnrdlem of the amount if the net in
cent additional license fee for auto- come exceed* the personal exemption.
mobile* used for commercial purpoeea.
Every individual claiming to b«
•«Mad of n f nmily” must file a return I
A bill introduced by Senator Hall
if he has a net income of 31500, or
and RapreeeBtetive Lonergnn would
I more, regnrdleas ot the fact that, a*
appropriate 33M00 with which to de
sueh, he to entittod to the same per,)
fray the coot of obtain tag ■tatu ee ef
I sonal «xemption a* a married man,
Dr. McLoughlin and Rev. Jaeon Lee
143500, and *400 for each dependent.
for In stallatica in the old hall of rep
A “head of a family^ is defined a*
resentatives in the national capito!
"an
individual who actually supports
at Washington. «
f. o. b. Flint, Mich. -
Former price $645
Feature* found only on the co»tlie»t car»
plus an Am*ring Reduction in Prices!
SEDAN
4695
Former price 3735
4745
LANDAU
Former price
3755
T-Sc-an
Price includes balloon
tires and steel disc wheels.
Former price >5*5 with
»515
r JT»
Prie« includes balloon
tirea and steel disc wheels.
um ir uric« *535 with
balloon Ures only.
F
....
TbeSport
Cbriolet
Eatiraly n«w model with
*.T— Tr—k
(Ch«—i* Only)
>406
America has always expected great
things from its greatest industry. But
the announcement of the Most Beautiful
Chevrolet has been the automotiJFe seo*
sation of all time ! Seven superb models
styled as low priced cars were never
styled before ! New bodies by Fisher !
And finer quality —the result of a host
of improvements such as : A C .oil filter,
— A C air cleaner, one-piece full crown
fenders, bullet type lamps and many,
many others !
All this is combined to a supreme
degree in the beautiful Chevrolet Coach.
This most popular of all. Chevrolet mod
els is offered at the amazingly reduced
price of $595 and similarly striking price
reductions are also announced on other
models. Whether vou plan to spend
more or less than tne price of a Chev
rolet, come in today and see this most
beautiful low priced Coach ever designed.
Admire its marvelous style and
grace ! Mark its many new fine-car fea
tures ! Learn for yourself by personal
inspection why at its new low price, it
is the greatest sensation of America’s
greatest industry.
TIPTON AND MANCHESTER
The Dalles, Oregon
DEALERS
Foss and Company, Moro, Associate Dealers
Sherman Garage, Wasco, Associate Dealers
Appropriation of *25.900 for eoa
«tn.dk» of a girls’ cottage at the
children's farm home near Corvallis
tw eiVed in a bin introduced in th*
.boose by Representative D. C. Lewie.
AMERICAN LEGION COMMUNITY HALL
MORO, ORE
Friday, February 11
MUSIC FURNISHED BY
Bud’s Aces of The Dalles
Catalogs on
menta.
1
ft b requested that all join in helping make this a Genuine Costume Balk
4h0oMdy no one allowed on dance floor without costume before prizes
art swarded at dose of Grand March.
*
~
•
require
'
tor vehicle« under a house bill tntro
Personal exemptions are th« same
duced by Representative Ciawte Bn M |a«t year, being as follows: $1500
chanan, Benton county.
Under the |
for a single peraon.or a married per
present law minors 1* years old ma> son not living with husband or wife;
obtain drivers’ liceim«a
>3300 for a married person who lived
A bill was passed by the house on with husband or wife throughout the
Monday increasing the salary of the
taxable year; 33300 for any person
who was head of a family throughout
the taxable year; 3400 for each de-
I pendent.
MORO, OREGON
large majority.
House bill 68 ii
by Marion county delegation will pro-1 hi« chief support from the taxpayer
vide for construction of a state office I on th« last day of the taxable year.
building at Salem for 3300,000. The I This credit can be claimed only by the
who furnishes the chief sup
state houae is not large enough to I
houae all departmenta of stat« and! port, and cannot be divided between
space is rented in buildings in Salerr I two individuals.”
Portland - JR* amount of this I
If husband or wife file separate re
of
rent is 335,000 per y«ar which would turns, the personal exemption
more than pay inters* on cost of 33500 may be taken by either or di
vided between them.
building.
The rates charged, services rend-
I ered and practices in general of the
In case the status of a taxpayer
changes during the taxable year, the
I personal exemption
shall
be an
FURNITUR®
HARDWARE
FEATURING
A LARGE STOCK OF
AXMINSTER RUGS
CONGOLEUM AND LINOLEUM
LEATHER CHAIRS AND FIBER SUITES
CEDAR AND WALNUT CHESTS
MAJ[ESTIC RANGES
I Pacific Telephone A Telegraph com
pany will b« thoroughly investigated amount which bears the same ratio to
I 31500 as the number of months dor-
within the next two years and a re
port made to* the 35th legislative as ing which the taxpayer was single
I bears to twelve months, plus an
sembly in 1929. A resolution waa in
troduewi in the houae Tu««day by
a*
dick calling for such investigation,
and providing that a committee of I with husband or wife, er wee the
of < family, bears to twelve
■even member* serve on investigation.
The committp« to consist of the Att’y months. For this purpose a fraction
GenX A. E. Clark and ex-governor al part of a month shall be disregard
Oswald West the remaining four ed ~ f I tts it amounts to more than
members to be appointed by Speaker half a month, in which case it shall
be considered ss a full month. ^Tbe
CaAin/
amount of personal exemption shall
The committee appointed to inves
not exceed >3500 where the head of
tigate the fish commission held its
a family is married during the taxable
first meeting in the state house Mon
day night. The session lasted from
Th« normal tax is 1 ’A per cent on
8 until 11 o’clock which time was
spent in examining 2 witnesses The the first 34000 of taxable income-, 3 iHiniiiiiinn
first witness, John Voatch who is a per eent on the second 34000, and 5
MEADOWS POWER WASHER
The Machine with the Least Machinery Possible
to do its work well.
■ SELLS ON ITS MERITS
Levi C. Vinson, a rural mall carrier
working out of Astoria, pl ceded guilty
Astoria and to r charge of detaining mall and was
fined *100
Vinson has been die
patrol boat the Kendall, brougfatout
the fact that it had been bought from
The *100 000 appropriation for an
the United State* ©avy for 3350 by eastern Oregon tuberculosis hospital,
Gari Shoemaker, farmer fiah warden. approved at the November election,
After the boat had been rebuilt in
available at any time for con «true
Portland it was toH to the commis lion of the required buildings, Attor
sion by the Vonderberg Shipyard for ney General Van Winkle h«M M * b-
33900.
pal opinion recently issued.
Survey ot th« Lobanon-Shea section
of tbe Santiam làghway will be ©om-
AUTONA .CIRCULATOR STOVES
. 'W^L HEAT FOUR TO FIVE ROOMS
New Stage Rates!
Change In rates e l e cti ve Jan. 1,1927
MORO
The Dalles
Arlington..
Bend.....
Grass Valley............
Klamath Falls........ 10.75
Madras....:............ 2 80
Redmond............... 3 80
Shaniko................... 1.35
Wasco.....................
Pendleton.... 4 55
4 35
Portland-.................
STAGES
.
Northbound
9^8 AM.
11:53 A.M.
7:08 P.M.
12.20
4.20
5 70
2.05
LEAVk
• Sou th boon«
9:27 A.M.
3:42 P.M.
5:42 P.M.
American Petroleum Institute, «ay»d
“It is a curious fast, sad this said in
no spirit of critieimn, that there tee of the ehsmbar of commerce.
Arra«*a for violationa of the ■t***
should b« pending at the same time
one inquiry and twu inveetigntwins of prohibition atatuto« ta which state
the oikindustry proeaading from dif- prehiMtfoa agents participated aggre
gated 1379 during the years 1*» and
ferent depart... ..
of the govern
ment; one «airing in substanea whetb- DM. accordtag to a report filed with
er there to not a WU^S of oil because *|« leglBlature tn Salem hy William
Stage Deppt — Ross’ Confectionery, Phone 411
of its the«pars«, and twu whothnr g» Levena, state prohibition
there to not a a ante of the consum
er's dollar b e en n ag of high prices.
“However anomalon* the situation
The reader of advertisement* know* that he ha* the moat
reliable ¿uide to market* that exist* in^ the world today.
,B«*t Sustained Lady and Gentlemen Character
—
Most Unique Lady and Gentlemen Costume ' a a KKn^B
X - .
v
is equally a* important as proficiency in teebi“cal
Melinomih county.
Children ' under 13 yearn of age I
would be prohibited from driving mo I
home of Jas. Mott in
Lincoln’s Birthday
BIG PICTURES ARE COMING!
Our service include* friendly and sympathetic underataiwi-
mg of the task in hand. The personal element, we bold,
John Larson, a deputy warden next
called as a witness testified that jw re
cently got a Dodge ear, assigned to
I the master fish warden for use, at the
GIVEN BY
ACES
BUD’S
BIG DANCE FRIDAY, 21»t
THE PERSONAL ELEMENT
member of th« 3sh commission, mid per cent on the balance.
The tax may be paid in full at the
he was opposed to the removal of
Master Fish Warden E. L Ballagh, but time the return is filed, or the tax
was not consulted by the other two payer may pay his tax in quarterly
members of the commission, and that nstallments of 25 per cent each on
। he considered Ballagh the best man March 15, June 15, September 15,
the commission «ver had.
When and December 15, respectively.
Veatch and Hayes, members of the
In order to avoid penalties for de
commission, were asked why Ballagh linquency, returns must reach the
was discharged the former said it was office of Collector H6nd«y in Port
because Balb<h
to support the land not later than midnight, March
fish wheel biU advocated by the com 115, accompanied by the payment of
mission and the latter because he fail at least 25 per eent of the amount of
ed to cooperate with the commission the tax.
for rental will be handled at Roes’ Confectionery.
tend. Last day for orders will be February 5th.
NEWS
should ba stopped.
$595
^25
LAURA LA PLANTE
‘-MIDNIGHT SUN”
— yet reduced to
Former price 3345
January 13
A bill pawed both houae and senate
paying the members their wage* and
Improved in Quality
coupe
SUNDAY,
Book* aro oue ef th* mom ordinary
poaMaetona wwaday*. b«t • book 3*7
yaar^ old i. * rarity Buck • vota
te that owpad by M- L CanÜey of
Portland.
A valuable knowledge of the reliability
and integrity of businesses is the reward
It was printed in Germany
* 1540. It* typo *»«•••
„ modera printing and It* Illustra
tion* am all from pan drawing#
REID THE OBSERVER F.^%.