MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON'. FRTDAY. NOVEMBER P., 1922
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FOR EFFICIENCY
CORVALUS, Nov. 3. KMa Lu
etic Holilrldge or Tulont, made tho
collego co-ed record for efficiency.
Schnlder's efficiency test was Riven
to the O. A. C. co-eds for the first
time. Miss lloldrldce. a sophomore
ill homo economics, made the highest
record that can be obtained IS
points.
"The southern climate and the
Rogue River valley apples did it."
says Miss Holdridge. "I spent many
hours in my father's apple orchard."
Schnlder's test of efficiency is
based upon a system of scoring
which tukes iuto account the heart
rate during reclining und during
standing, the Increase in the number
of the heart beats when; changing
from the reclining to the standing
position, the acceleration of the pulse
rate by the exercise, the time taken
by the pulse to return to normal, and
the rise or fall In tho systoler blood
pressure on standing. The scores for
each of these items vary between plus
3 and minus 3. A total score of 9 or
less signifies physical deficiency.
TAX REDUCTION
TO BE
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 3. Recom
mendations for legislation designed
to reduce taxes In Oregon will be in
troduced in the legislature next Jan
uary by the state committee on tax
Investigation appointed by Governor
Olcott under an act of the legislature
of 1921. The recommendations are
summarized in a report made to the
governor yesterday. A final report
is being prepared.
Recommendations to be made to
the legislature are:
"Stato income tax, equltahlo pri
mary assessments, supervision over
local expenditures in the muny units
of government that have taxing pow
er, consolidation of state depart
ments, organization of statistical bu
beau, sinking fund for the redemp
tion of all bonds issued for public
purposes, law to prohibit filing on
water power sites for speculation,
that all payments for inheritance
taxes be converted to the irreducible
school fund and a recommendation
against further issue of tax exempt
securities by the stato of Oregon or
by the United States.
KELLY MEETING
AT NAT TONIGHT
The political pot in Jackson county
took on new boiling vigor today and
oratory will flow freely on both sides,
and down the middle, until the closing
Monday night. The campaign was
enlivened further by the appenrance
of the first wild canard of the season
in the country districts.
Medford will have its first political
meeting at the Nat tonight, where V.
H. Gore, Porter J. Neff, Judge Colvlg,
and District Attorney Raw lea Moore
will be the speakers, under the aus
pices of the Independent Voters
league. The same organization will
hold a meeting in the courthouse at
Jacksonville Saturday night. There
will be a big mass meeting at Grants
Pass for the same cause. The cam
palgn will close Monday night, with
mass meetings in Ashland and Med
ford, Attorney Evan Reames being the
main speaker.
Thursday night the Independent
league held a meeting at Williams in
Josephine county, and at Central
Point in this county. The Central
Point meeting was meagerly attended,
but the Williams meeting wag large
.'.. enthusiastic. The chairman at
the latter place was a Pierce fan, and
his wife for Olcott, and some good
natured fun resulted, both claiming
they , would convert the other to his
viewpoint. ',
W. R. Coleman, former county clerk,
predicts the heaviest vote in the his-
torv of Jackson county Tuesday, both
city and country, and both sides agree
with him in his forecast.
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Sunday, November Silt, is the open
ins date, and dedication of tho Cali
fornia OreKon Power company new
plant at L'opco, on the Klitmuth river
and also the dedication of the com
pletion of their l!M-mili iiniiHinission
line of (iti.OUO, volts from IM'onpect to
Springfield, Oregon.
Invitations have hern jent to n'.l of
the company's patrons and stock
holders to bo present on this occasion:
and Indications are, from the many
replies received that there' will be
several hundred attend the ceremo
nies, among which will bo the elec
trical men of the entire Pari fie. coast:
as this is one of the really lare
projects of tho west, and both the
line construction and the plant Is at
tracting the attention of nil interest
ed In electrical development.
Tho conditions of the weather,
being dry and cold, insures good
ronds to the plant. The road has been
marKed with signs and guides will he
stationed at various points, to assist
In directing the traffic, on the better
roads. Tho company is arranging
lunch for everybody and are having
all the employees wear a host badge,
so that the visitors will be able to
know to whom to apply for informa
tion of any and all kinds.
Tho Elks band of Medford and also
music from other sections, will assist
in tho entertainment of the com
pany's guests. It is advisable for
ears to leave Medford and vicinity.
hot later than S a. m;, on account of
the program arrangements.
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One of the best speeches In this
campaign will bo delivered by Robort
A. HiKith In tho Lyric theatre Satur
day evening. Nov. 4 at S p. m.
This will lie tho last meeting of the
republicans in Ashland and the people
who want to hear tho state issues dis
cussed in a clear, clean, practical way
should hear Mi;, llooth. Ho is chair
man of the slate highway commission,
is a large property owner and tax
payer. Republicans of .Medford and the val
ley are requested to attend this meet
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THE VANITY SHOP
Cor. Main and-Bartlett.
Unfair and Unnecessary
Tax
The Taxpayers' League cf Portland are advising the
voters here to vote against the fair measure for the
reason that taxes should net be used fcr Cms nature.
We advise the taxpayers cf your community to do the
same. You cannot escape your proportion of this tax,
no matter what the propc rents of the fair may say to
the contrary. Therefore, vote 305 NO, so as not to in
crease your now bverburdenscme tax.
TAXPAYERS' LEAGUE
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