The Klamath news., December 10, 1925, Image 2

Page Two
Thursday. Poc. 10. 102."
C00LI0GE BUDGET
PROSPERITY NOTEg
(Continued from I'oro One)
mates were first made a year ago.
-There Is n estimated Increase
of I14J.1I5.09 alone in oar inter
nal revenne. which indicates plainly
the stimulating influent on Susi
ness ot the last tax reduction law."
the president said.
Expenses for the current year
probably will run IJ51.1S4.000 more
than originally estimated, due part
ly to the soldier bonus tax refunds
and federal road nld. me total:
cost of the adjusted compensation j
act on the basis of present applica
tions Is placed at 3.50U.uuu.uuu.
To meet current obligations of this
fond $106,000,000 will be needed
In addition to the $50,000,000 pre
Tiously appropriated. Tax refunds
will reach $151,000,000 instead of
the S90.O00.00O at first estimated.
Federal road aid will cost $23,000.
000 additional and $37,100,000 will
be needed to meet the postal deficit
caused by pay increases, an estima
ted $8,000,000 will be needed for
pensions.
Efforts of the government to keep
expenditures well within receipts
have been progressively successful
daring the last three years. The
actual excess of receipts in the fiscal
year ending last June were $250
50S.138.33; estimates excess for
current fiscal year. 1562.041.75;
estimated for fiscal year beginning
next July. $330,307,894.5$.
. 'The outlook for 1928 and 192T
shows clearly that the united effort
of the executive and the legislative
branches ot the government tor
economy in federal expenditure is
bearing farther fruit." the president
said. "In the last four fiscal years
there, have been two substantial re
ductions In taxes. We have restored
to. Uie people a part of the moneys
which we required ot them to fi
nance the World war. We are now
In that favorable position of making
further restoration. The budget and
accounting act contemplates that
under the fortunate conditions in
which we now find ourselves the
chief executive will make recom
mendations to the congress as to
the disposition of the estimated sur
plus ot revenue.
"I therefore recommend to the
congress that there be a further re
duction in Sixes. Tae sat faction
! president said. "We do not con
j template any competition between
i the government and Industry in the
1 production of airplanes. With the
1 business alreudy assured by the ap
propriations for the current year.
and with the further assurance of
I the business contemplated by those
estimates, lucre piiuuiu w nurmai
proper growth in this industry.
continue this policy there
be no tear ot our national de
fense situation In so rar as air
strength is concerned."
For prohibition enforcement, $21.
940.(29 is asked, which Includes
$l.34.O0O for the activities ot the
coast guard in preventing smuggling.
SUSHIS TltltOAT
AT.KHPKKN. Wash.. IW. 9 Jltnj
Chapman. Indian today confessed
that he slashed the throat of his
squaw last night during a drunken;
brawl at the Jerome hotel,
Thi Help E Strain 'quickly. Aluminum cup fret.j 7f
Simple camphor, hMl-mtl. wit
ha tel. c:c. a mixed 111 Unvwptlk'
,.e wak'i. strengthens eo iiihI
hell's ally case weak, trained orj
ore rvc. l.avopllK acts very l
Whitman limit t'o. Adv.
t'twite toniuhl t' in Moons dance.
A benefit for Kiddles' tor Xtnat
SPEAKER NAMES
BODY TO PROBE
LANGLEV AFFAIR
WASHINGTON';. Dec. 9. A com
mittee was aP;ointcd by Speaker
Longwor'.h, Wednesday, to Investi
gate the qualification a a mem
ber of the house of representatives
John W. Langley. cf Kentucky, who
was sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary for conspiracy to vio
late the Volstead act.
The investigation was authorlied
in a resolution presented by Repre
sentative Burton of Ohio, who was
chairman ot a special committee
which investigated the charges
against Langley two years ago.
LThe resolution was passed unani
mously.
Members of the committee are:
Burton. Purnell of Indiana and
Michener, Michigan, republican and
Wingo, Arkansas and Moore. Vir
ginia, democrats.
The committee was ordered to
report back to the house. Langley
Is now at his home In PIkesville.
Ky., pending appeal ot his case
to the supreme court here.
WILD-
V,"! goes 1 1 r V.i5f -OV KFE T
OLD TIME DANCE
and
BASKET SOCIAL
Como dnnco th old aqmire tlunce-.LluiM J
brisket nnd have mi evening 0( real? 1
MOOSE HALL
Thursday Evening, Dec, 10,
Thti procceilH will K0 to the .
MOOSE CHRISTMAS KIDDIES FUND
Admission 60c
MODERN FAGAX
MEDFORD. Dec. 9. Harry Mc
Elroy was convicted of larceny by
a Jury here, after Kichard Dnnn. 13
Oakland youth, told how be drifted
from place to place with the older I
man and stole at his direr' on.
At Stockton, he took $200 from'
a store till after McElroy told himf
to' "go get some money." He said ;
he also committed robberies as Mc
Elroy directed ' at Ashland and
"nrrr" 1 rJnCS the Starter
the new winter " Red Crow
Smooth and ull powercd-crowded
with mileage!
The new winter "Red Crown" is the
achievement of our 47-years of gasoline-making
experience!
On sale at all Standard Oil Service
Stations and "Red Crown" dealers,
from the red, white and blue pump.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Klarralh Falls and performed stilW
of the chief executive In having op-fesir t tfold. Hill. Ore..- wild
i.. , .i, . .-, resulted in his rapture.
portnnity to make each a recom
mendation I know is shared by the
congress, whose co-operation with
the chief executive in the conserva
tion of pnblic funds has made such
a reduction in taxes possible."
Reflections ot the dispute over
aviation and the difficulties ot pro
hibition enforcement are seen in the
bndget figures.
Total appropriations now being
asked for aviation reach J 7 6.000.
000. The navy gets $4,000,000 more
for aviation than at present. The
war department air service budget
Is increased by $3,350,000.
"We know that the airplane in
dustry today is dependent almost en
tirely upon government business for
its developments and growth," the
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REDUCED
ROUNDTRIP FARES
between Pacific Coast
(win ts nmv effective Long
imits; stopovers.
Save travel funds buyrwmi
trip ticken. Substantial rcdur
tions in clfccC throughout tht
winter season.
And plan your trips to jet
mosi-pcr-dollar value. Any
Southern Pacific accnt will
gladly help you. Get Lis advice
and aid.
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