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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1936.
DRAFT TAX BILL
(Continued rrom Paga On.)
Despite the gain in ordinary inter
nal revenue, the shutting off of pro
wwlng taxes led to a net drop of
10.600.000 In January, 193. aa com
pared to the previous January.
Moat legislators expect Mr. Roose
velt to recommend taws, perhaps to
taling $500,000,000. to succeed the
processing levies and to support the
new farm program expected to pass
the house this week. But many are
hopeful that he will not go beyond
that. There have been Indications
that he may send hla recommenda
tions to Capitol Hill next week.
Democrats Caucus
An unannounced caucus of Demo
crats on the house ways and means
committee was held yesterday. Chair
man Doughton (D., N. c.) sold it
dealt with "routine matters" although
other congressional sources said the
January revenue report, showing Im
proved business, was discussed. Legis
lators heard with Interest that treas
ury experts figure on a 25 per cent
gain in Income tax collections next
month compared with March, 1935.
Despite a wide sentiment In con
gress against tax moves now, there
was no Indication that senate "liber
als" would abandon their plan to seek
new levies. Senator La Pol let te (Pro.,
Wis.) plans to demand further widen
ing of the income tax structure, to
tax the wealthy more, and levy on
several million smaller Incomes now
exempt.
In January, total internal revenue
collections wefe $183,765,037, aa com
pared with $194,365,650 In the same
month a year ago. The comparative
processing tax receipts were $780,395
and $52,007,134 respectively.
February 21. 1938
.Forecast
Med ford and vicinity: Occasional
rain tonight and Saturday. No change
In temperature.
Oregon: Occasional rain west and
snow east portion tonight and Satur
day. No change In temperature.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 56; lowest 37.
Total monthly precipitation, 1.41
inches; deficiency for the month, .84
of an inch. Total precipitation since
September 1. 1935. 15.07 Inches; excess
for the season, 3.09 Inches.
Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes-
terdsy, 74 per cent; ft a. m. today, 95
per cent.
Sunrise tomorrow, 8:57 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 5:52 p. m.
BOWLING
The Forest Service bowlers last
night built traits through the Mall
Tribune defenses and ran up a 8-1
victory in a city league race. The
Rogue River Golfers made it a clean
weep over the Abbey Motor squad.
taking four straight.
The Plche Hardware squad bombs
against the Brill Metal five tonight.
Saturday night the Bads Transfer
team raids Into Grants Pass for the
first half of a five-game series, home
and home, with the Grants Pass Al
leys team.
Individual scores last night:
Medford Mail Tribune
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Prultt 156 154 187 197
Ferguson 15 133 163 448
Murray 140 187 156 483
Savior 200 161 170 531
Eads 313 194 160 666
Totals 867 809 826 3503
Forest Service
1st 3nd 3rd Total
Olll 171 183 190 643
Johnson 166 169 128 463
Neeley 139 139 12 404
Janouch 149 127 161 437
Jones 147 140 180 467
Handicap 81 81 81 343
Totals 853 838 856 3547
Rogue River Golfers
1st 3nd 3rd Total
Mansfield 176 129 134 439
Hammond 317 161 188
Sherwood 133 303 140
K Clark 167 148 150
Ellla 153 110 169
Totals 834 751 781 3366
Abbey Motor Co.
1st 2nd 3rd Total
. Jones 117 134 145
Thornton 131 166 147
Powell 143 168 153
H. Newland 143 137 133
V. Newland 153 14S 141
Totals 67 738 717 3143
Meteorological Report
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.,
120th Meridian Time
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Omaha 10
Phoenix - 68
Portland ..... 34
Reno 53
Roseburg - .. 60
Salt Lake City .... 43
San Francisco .... 60
Seattle 43
Spokane 36
Walla Walla 36
Washington. DC. 28
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ON 1 0-YEAR PLAN
The Jackson county agricultural
outlook conference committees this
morning pondered the final details of
reports, they will submit this after-'
noon to the general conference for
approval, to be forwarded to Wash
ington, D. C.,for consideration by
the department of agriculture.
The report of the grain crop group
committee shows that "wild morning
glory," a weed, Is appearing In the
grain fields of Jackson county, and
recommends thst steps be taken for
Its eradication before the growth be
comes a greater nuisance.
A. S. Burrler, land planning expert
addressed the conference on soil con
servation and fertility.
The session opened yesterday with
150 farmers In attendance, with H. E
Conger, of Jacksonville, as general
chairman.
Purpose of the conference is to msp
a ten-year program for Jackson coun
ty farmers, all branches of farming
being represented.
Concerted msxketlng of livestock
was shown to have yielded good re
suits the past eight years, and re-
turna from shipments of hogs and
cows to Portland were cited as proof
County Agent R. O. Fowler report
ed that 700 new farms Bad been add
ed in Jackson county in the pest six
years. Truck gardening was shown to
be on the Increase, tomato culture
leading. Cultivation of onions lettuce
and potatoes was urged, for future
crops.
Orchard fruits and nuta yield hBlf
the farm income, it waa shown.
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