Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 2

DAILY GAZETTE-TDIESf FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1931. ITge Two I designs Vill le abrrHtf soon for a new quart. hart Crawa, Elmer Crump, Herbert Dennis, Clark H. Durham, Gilbert G. Erlandsoa, San TrrfiTlIff Tfitf-O'r'Tf Smedley, but, Philadelphia cora-iimrpgnMd Established i mon sense refused to stand for it.

SUMMER eryone of them should work for the state free, the persons who now pays $100 in taxes would lower the amount by leas than $1.21, for this $1.21 of a $100 tax bill pays for CLE. Infallt Myro a. iqnr gQ wa3 fired and the big he-man CharWa A. they'll get mad enough to organize and end the reign of criminals. A law-abiding citizen is one who happens to live in a state where the laws match his conduct.

"Cavalry, says a historian, "was TODAY'S HISTORIETTE Martha Dandridge was a girl of 17 when she married Daniel Cus-tis. After a happy married lif several years Colonel Curtis died, leaving his widow one of- the i we marines leu rniiaaetpnra Published arery A. Feiker, Nekran UFox, M. Cart GalUher, Merle Garrataort, Jhn Garrish, Xioyd. Grieea, Clareaee B.

John. L. Haw-aiat, Kkhar4.W. Heniel, Frand Jkpaon, Albert l. Kircher, Milton L.

Lciarunan, Floyd S. Lewis, Colin H. MacdonaM. Cecil MarGregor, Harry H. McLean, Alvin W.

to swj iErau irea jvmx part the celebration of the 2eai Snni etsaiy elf George ainrtoB'. birth. It will be thejirst U. Sh regular issue to bear tie ins. POPULAR the cost ef maintaining au of the state offices wittusupplies as well cus a wet as it ever wai But; the governor is getting his money's worth, and the big Hell -Office Third and Mlrrmm St, CemRsv On.

Entered second1 dm mitreti Aismst It0, 1 the pucotTK at Cersaffia, Orajssv as officers. Of tne 6.91 cents of the tax property fix dollar that wealthiest women of Virginia, little used in the last war." Broth Act of March 1S7S. and Damn man is having the time jof the "father of his About a year subsequent to her Meade, David H. Meldrum, John Poorman, Wade A. Rod well, Barton F.

Sawyer, Entile of hi life. goes to -the state, -this rnsijrnrfieant sum of $1.21 takes care of all the expenses of state adminis OrFICIAl PAPER CMTO CMiNTV OFFICIAL PAPCA CrfV ST COflWAUJf husband's death she met Colonel er, what do you think that dark meat was? Still, there was no reason for General Sutler to say that awful Washington at house party. They Schanna, Edric Shennaa, James X. Smith, Lawrenc K. Smith, Norman Spangenfaerg, Loraa L.

Stewart, Richard C. StDCkaa, 90 Oregon State Advanced ROTC Students to Summer Cantonments tration. The fact is that we vote huge lo were of the same age, travelled in PORTLAND'S STREET CABS Portland and Oregon are to be cal taxes on ourselves and then let the same society, lived in neighbor Member of th associate Prats Hw Assecietesr ttvaa is snisssliISs te Meat to th. ase far paMkalMa i aa aaa wtjxt-hM crtsata at -m at ilassahu aaresbted in fha aaaar and aha taa kwal new unfofced -iMrria. Judson Whittier, Giyford F.

Wilson, Homer L. Wilson, Leonard T. WUsoa. ine communities and both suffi thing over the radio. Announcers provide enough of it congratulated that the type of la Engineers are Raaert f.

BeaL Dean L. ciently blessed with a store of the bor leadership in Portland is suf ambitious state politicians rush us off our feet by their cries of economy ia tate-aifairs. Another thing we should re world's goods. The colonel's pro Bankers suggest boosting busi Condon, WilUaa H. Crops, Lloyd 1.

lot-lenaaa, 6rart H. Kifcbe, Cfiver W. Miller, William A. MUler, Charles W. Munford.

ciais aaia, features the gw president were used in 1783, but these nevernwete proved by the gowemnaent, ajw one presidential coin -telate issued, the eurrent one. eewTSjatahj copper. 1 Ta. Visit War "elviea PARIS, Hay dred thousand German have eipnified their deaaiaa allowed to wait the-GejtnvaaniBjij cemeteries in This i the largest Geiwaiwaea time rnvasjon of France Hn- ficiently conservative to accept the report of the arbitration commit La fmjf. posal, of marriage was at -first de ness by.givingforeign countries a line of credit Well, credit made mm um flearesaetatrasnlf member is that eor -Oregon taxes murred to by the charming Mrs.

tee In the street railway labor dis Artha W. MraaU are no more grevious than those of i 3 pute. Keverthelees, we cannot tbings-feoooi here at home but now J. S. Mint to Coin JPortUnlaVcwttr Custis but propinquity And ardent lovemaking on Ihe part" of the our neighboring states.

agree with; the proposition of E.J. look at mm. Sn While Oresroa la levying a per New Designed Quarter Stack to the effect that reducing caoita property tax of $50.78 for Poverty makes life mueh simpler. wages increases the depression. alitttasJ eUturiai all purposes, state and local, Wash When a poor man wishes to make; ington is levying a per capita prop it may increase the degres SALEM, May 22.

-UP) a. The young surveyor produced the usual result and their marriage was solemnized a year later. The wedding was one of the most brilliant that had ever been seen in a efaurch in Virginia. The bride whoopee for two weeks, he merely Ninety Ore iron State men enrolled in the advanced course of the R.O.T.-C. will attend training camps for six week, this summer.

The infantry camp at Vancouver Barrack near Portland and the artillery and engineering camp at Fort Lewis near Taeoma will open June 16. Cadet officer front-University of Washington, Washington -State college and the University of Oregon will also attend. 1 A day at the camp starts withj setting-up followed by drill and military instruction. Men are then- given military problems sion lor Ihe employes and theor erty tax of $5K86 for all purposes, state and state treaeury received word that walks -away instead of being kid-1 etically, and perhaps actually, it And whlle Oregon ia levying napped. thereby increases it for those from local nrooerty tax $47.14 per iiHiiiiiiiiHUHiuHiiunuiuiiiniaiiiiiirimnnHuiiiuuiinmpHttiMit whom the employe bay.

But, if If people in the next room iumn groom wore a suit or blue cloth, the coat lined with red silk, and capita, California is levying a local propert artax xf $58.62. Cali employer continues to lose He, THE buH, an year la adveae auil, la B-T asail, an anath ia adTaae ornamented silver trimmings; fornia- doesn't levy a property tax asoetey he must eventually close when he presses a fcutton, he's executive. If people the block do it he's a truck driver. for state ovemnent, its ier dewn voluntarily or let the sheriff capita property tax for county and IvFLORSH MLifKOMI hare the business. The employe Ell local purposes atone is greater tnan his waistcoat was embroidered white satin, his kne buckles ef gold and his hair powdered.

The bride was attired in a white satin quilted petticoat, a heavily corded A charming personality 1 that ae off then than they would OftVa Oregon's per capita property tax for all purposes; state, county and on the field in which they take up vague, something that causes one to reach lor the check first. be by accepting a five cent an hour decrease and so are people from whom they buy. There is a SHOE! So OrMron is not in such bad white ailk ever-dress, diamond I did not ntMt tarslaf mmi aaUt Sesasian evliee 1 fcaw -Sjwbs asisane VMS awe "4s vaMMi)iai Javnte wsnsaha, shape after alL -The voter will express himself buckles and pearl ornaments. The Governor, British officer and The big difference between uali- limit to employer endurance. The amazing in the street car neighboring: gentry were present situation in Portland is that the next year.

If he a dry Democrat, he will vote gainst the wet Republicans; and if he's a dry Republican hell vote again the wet Democrats, in full edurt dress. The bride and people will not relieve the company fomia and Oregon in taxation i one of point of view. The Califor-nian vote his taxes as a necessity for the Bute's development program and boasts of the progress that is hein gmaqe; while the Ore-sronian votes the tax just as patri her three attendants drove to the from its unjust bridge tolls, paving assessments and other discriminatory taxes. Look as tho they What a world! If they make love White House at Mount Vernon in a coach drawn by six horses led by liveried postilions, Colonel Washington and an escort of cavaliers riding' by its side. I trying to ruin it.

otically but enjoys howling about on the highway, they are hated for it afterward. Aioany neraia. slowing up traffie; if they turn off WHY IS HEBE General Butler very frankly told liia Corvallis audience that he was tier mainly to tea the state police Idea. In other words, he la hers -entirely on a mission of propaganda Sot th governor. No governor but multi-millionaire could afford ssuch a luxury.

Today he takes a trip up the Columbia in the governor's private Most of bis time sines his arrival here has been in banquet baila making peechs. This colura took up with the technical principle which have been studied -dnring the year. Recreation consists of athletics, as well as social events. btaotrr cadets who will to Vancouver Barndu an John W. iAaacroaa, Eino A.

Befto, Clark Bogart, Fnnkrjra M. Chandler, Brady Dirktr, Don B. Dunham, Richard W. Dunn, Harold Eama, George W. EMtn, F.

Champ Harms, Guy M. Harvey, Jmt HfartmH, Jn Hsvay, HomU L. Johntoa, Joba P. Joan, W. Dime Kirk, artkar L.

Law, Koktrt W. MaCkuky, C. ferto MeMath, Jr, Katab M. Marlty, latter D. Martin, Howard S.

Merrill, Thomas B. HUta, M. WUlian kfullin, Sober! F. Peterson, Maurice G. Ponsart, Arthur Raav poni, Carroll Saundera, Maurice L.

Shea-aril, Chria J- Siegeathaler, Douglas B. Tbom-atm, Hack T. Tonsttldt, Herbert W. Van Valin, Howard W. Vitrra, Edgar A.

Wei, Frank M. Wood, Darwin W. Woodcock. Students of the Held artillery making the trip are Richard S. Baechtel, Dan W.

Apple-fate, Jack A. Blcverti, Jack Boggess, Glenn T. Bohannon, Cart A. Cramer, Ho- Mrs. Washington was a true QUADRIVIOUS QUOTATIONS on a side road, everybody looks suspicious.

wif To a kinsman who deprecat ed Washington's actions in 1774 and Democracy ia the form of gov The goard is a hollow thing that referred to "his folly" Mrs. Wash POLITICAL MANAGEMENT Seattle is all torn asunder over recall election in which it is proposed to recall Mayor Edwards, re. cently reelected by a large vote. What is it that, has caused the uproar? The mayor fired the city's hydro-electric engineer for various and all sufficient reasons. But, the ington said: "My heart is in the swells larger if it's elevated while green.

Another thing that functions that way is the human head. Sport shoes ore smart ond a pleasure lc wear for street, business or outing i refreshing a In step with style'' 10. cause, George is right; he is always right." She survived her husband two and a half years and died 129 years ago today. General George White the matter Correct this sentence: "The speed cop was merely doing his duty," said the man who parted with $10, ernment which gives or tries to give the people the illusion that they are sovereign. Premier Mussolini.

All we need fn capitalism is a strengthening of the sense of social responsibility. Professor E. R. A. Seligman, Sometimes it seems everybody has been thinking except the reformers.

Lincoln Steff ens. engineer is a good politician and a 'and I feel no resentment." The newspapers are publishing photographs of a motor parade in I J. M. NOLAN SON Rome and it shoijs that the Italian MiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii Sunday school teacher, so he appealed to churches and the socialists and other municipal ownership fanatics and they sought to have him reinstated. That was several months ago and ever since Seattle has been engaged in civil war.

Mussolini also wears a berret. "46 Years of Quality Service" MiiiiiiunmHiniiiiininiiuuHiMniiiitiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiMiHmiiiiimmiiffj (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitHntiiiiiii TAXES HERE AND ELSEWHERE We pointed out the other day that That's municipal ownership for you. Politicians run the business. We War debt settlements jiave been made in recognition of the ordinary commercial understanding that a loan is to be repaid. Gerrard Winston.

7 MALLORY STRAWS I The Uats Of Youthful Smartness Are Hand-Made 6.91 cents of our property tax dollar go to support the state and that 93.09 cents of it go to sunDort county and local government. 1 have no reason to believe that a business run for politics, of politics and by politicians can be run any more successfully than a business run by business men who are responsible to their stockholders to make it a success. loaay we are calling attention (WIDOW Shantung SHIRTS to another fact, viz: That Oregon's per capita state tax has decreased 65 per cent in the past decade. In TIDINGS OF THE TLMES You can tell when you are in a hick district. The native born dont take orders from an alien gangster.

1 And speaking of family trees, have you noticed how a little graft As we glance over our exchanges, itrci the total state tax was or $8.13 per capita. In 1931 it is $3,467,467, or $3.64 for every man, woman and child in the stivte. we fail to find any of them rising enthusiastically to the bait of $3.00 Here is another important fact: That in spite of the tremendous decrease in the state tax during the decade, local taxes have increased ing will save one that's dying out? auto licenses. Mr. Hoss nd the state motor association will have to do some hard work to sell the idea to the press.

Most of the It's safer to keep your daughters so greatly that they have not only counteracted all relief from the of broadcasting his speech here and Kt the general's consent for we knew there was no dining hall large enough to accommodate the cu-riosity -of the crowds that would want to hear him. And he said lamn" only once. It Ib a part of liia program apparently to sell, not wnly the Cossack police system to Oregonlans, but (o sell the governor. Naturally, of course, he would lave a kind word to say for his employe. i His suggestions concerning the police force were that we should Jhave one armed with gasoline, medical kits, tire patches and stretchers.

Well, 'if it is thought neees- -ary to have a boy scout equipment carried by the patrolmen, there Is no reason why the present traffic force could not do it as well as a one, The difficulty however is that the secretary of state ia the man "who appoints the present traffic force. He has built up a gentle- wanly and efficient system. Our traffic officers are commented on by tourists from all over the country. What then is the reason for the proposed change. Why discard a system that is functioning perfectly for a new organization composed bachelors carrying medicine ItitsT Why throw out of their jobs 11 the married men who are now snaking good as traffic oficerst Why discard alt the benefits 'of these years of experience for a new system After the election last fall, the governor wanted a traffic officer badge for his chauffer.

The aee--xetary of state said he had no right under the law to let him have traffic officer's badge. The governor-elected was reported to be highly indignant. None before had ever refused him anything. He had never been crossed. The refusal at home.

So many marry and quar newspaper boys recognize the fact $1.95 rel and then you have the increase that the lower license has to come to feed. state decrease but have made our total tax levy the highest in the history of the state. In 1921 the otal tax levy in Oregon was some time. All of them are opposed Men welcome this new smart shirt fine lustrous cotton shantung with the roughness woven in rainbow colors sta-rite'collars If a gland extract will-make that boy stop growing, we may yet have a grass that will get so high and to the idea of placing cars on the personal property tax roll. Perhaps if the matter is to take effect at some time in the not too distant 473,906, of which he state took and local governments took $34,161,938.

In 1931 our total tax levy is $50,223,610, of which the state takes only $3,467,467 and the then quit, Now papers say, the king of local governments take $46,756,160. future and the rate is a compromise which would cut the present rates In half, or something like that, the reduction would be Siam is the first absolute monarch Despite this trend, tax payers to dine at the White House. This SHANTUNG TIES $1. The newer and smartest ties are made of shantungs solid colors, stripes and figures is the first intimation that Mr. Wilson took his meals out.

and voters are now wreaking vengeance on state-supported activities while they make no effort to correct the real cause of high taxes, which is the constant increase in the county and local tax levies, for i Louis Taber, national president Middle-age is that sad period of the Grange, says that farm con when you're too old to hold a girl's which they, themselves, are re hand and too young to give her a ditions in the United States are rapidly approaching a normal sit sponsible. fatherly kiss. Let a remember thiB fact the next uation. however merely the report of a dirt farmer. Wait i i i time we become incensed over taxes.

'We growl about the salaries of The outlook brightens. The more rich men pay ransom, the sooner till we hear from Brookhart and the our state officers and yet if ev- J. M. NOLAN SON other professional farmers of the PANAMAS $5.00 $6.50 $8-50 Two new styles In Panamas introduced by Mallory '4Slam Down" a youthful, carefree model and the new fanners. Then we are sure to learn that the farmer is about three "46 Years of Quality Service" viiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiimniniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiimiiiini blocks from hell and traveling towards his destination at a break neck pace.

Saturday Special FOR TOMORROW shaped curl brimmed model Toyo Panamas $2.50 $3X0 therefore resulted in a detrmina- tion to get even with the secretary I 't Ralph Barton, famous cartoonist, shot and killed himself because of Us love for a woman. He feared state. In doing so by taking the Memorial Day traffic department from him, it would also the governor in liullding up his own political ma SPECIALS Milam Re. $3.30 Milanettes and Saga wo Yen Leghorns Regular $1.95, Very Secial 79e his unrequited affection was going to drive him insane. Now once again, what becomes of the poet's FOOT STOOLS Covered with Velour, Mohair and Tapestry Call for Yours Early Only 98c chine.

Sowe had the state police WiiftftlirA wit In luav fanciful phrase, "Men have died, BARGAIN ROUND TRIPS legislators to get it passed. Now for love" different kind of pressure is being brought to bear on the people to popularize it. A determined. Two taxi drivers were robbed in Portland Wednesday. Now they 1 know how it feels.

Portland Warren-Shupe Furniture Co. Madison St. $1.60 Astoria Kfi Clam headstrong man with unlimited anoney at his disposal can put ever a lot of things that a man without Rainier .70 So 1S5 UIUVIII mm 2.15 Eugene 4.00 Hilisboro St. Helens Seaside jjl Distant Points SUITS Tailored to Measure Remarkable value the first rectangular Gruen WEAR the Straw Hat that is at the head of them all the renowned Mallory. "Cravenette" Processed, so that dampness and moisture cannot sag the body or soil the band.

money would have difficulty in i retting away with. Butler is a colorful igure who hps been' highly touted and who has been a great self advertiser. He made a minor-able failure of his effort to run the police department in Philadelphia, nd, as he himself puts he was As an example of one of the things he tried to do, lie attempted to padlock one of the hotels in the city because some intoxicants had been found below $35! $17.40 Taeoma 17.40 Pendleton 4.70 .6.25 Helena Boise Butte Salt Lake Spokane $24-50 20.70 Vancouver, B.C. 8.85 9.70 Walla Walla 6.80 to Priced at $29.7, tin's new Gruen Car' touche ha the style-leading shape, with the more highly accurate Gruen rectangu- lar movement, never before offered under $35!" Fitted with ij-jewcl movement; white gold-filled engraved case. Let us tell 'ou more about this really remarkable watch value.

Come in today! in a guest's room. Every bote! fcnaws the impossibility of prevent Go THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY May 28, 29, 30 1 Return limit Monday, June 8 Similar low fares to other points in territory outlined. Details, train schedules, will be furnished on call. ing guests from taking liquor to to their rooms and if all the ho $39-50 STETSON HATS MALLORY SAILORS and $5. tels in the country where that happened were to be padlocked, there wouldn't a single hostelry left Oregon Electric Ry open in the United States, The landlords would be penalized for something they could not help.

The WnuKOXICK, Jeweler Cervallis Hotel BWg. 3it Our Cift Room- Goxdcn G. W. SEXSMITH LOU F. KNOWLTON M.

NOLAN SON '46 Years of Quality Service" Agent, rhone 467 Gen'l Agt, Portland Men Fuu.nlhing padlocking of en enormous hotel ia Philadelphia would have been fine advertising and lots of publicity far i.