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Newspaper Page TextFRfTAV, PWfWWBBW to, IQflO. mob Ttmvm Nathan Fullerton The Bexall Store Row-burg. Ore. ppose to Keep j Irish Agitation IaSHINUTON, Dec. 8 Prepon I in Irolacd of the Irish republic (resolved that England and the Bd "shall have no peace until our blie la recognized,' Mra. Muriel Iwinner. aidow of the late lord tor of Cork, declared before the astlgatlug the political conditions tfX MKW LXAMHIFIRD ADVBRTISK r WANTED. msa MAN Desire board and room .mate laniny. i . m iTKt Turseys. lams or mall. Iyer Uro. fhune H-KM. kiAiiv kind of work or odd h by the nur, man oC experlncs. ha. Wood, 111 Hht-rldan, Co Boaoli. KTUD Ky young man, sxperl-ic-4. pla on a rami. 8. A. Wills. ltt-1., KoKMburtc. klKli Good panturs fur ho rue, tmr iiood r.-ni. Address U. r.. Ire r;cwci!r;w. TEI An experienced atanogra AflditoHS mi onua f. O. Box -us k t(it.omuiiji,L fclKD by troita- buy. auskr and tung to Titi Ki utiipioyiuani of any 1. Hi tatty job tlMtred. .farm wuiH Mpi.ui. V. A. News-jKavlow. W A KT IT I k Ulr. km-hi!. Ik p fluent ganlon soil, two mllw n'winuiK; uiuMi modtri eeanirr ceid water, eic: a real oppor ity for trie right ma a. Air if I lflC-C'Oi lion niiktisanv lift llaal FOU KENT. RENT rnfurtiUhad rooms. In- r W.urhvMter. Prions 11I-K. HKNT h'yrtll.h-H ' i-nnm .Ilk th. Cviit.eniHD tirel arrd. il W. 'Uilaa. KENT r nrnl-hsTi lit Ituuut-Kfeiuiiic. No cnlldi n. Wint h.-Bu r. i'tiona 170-Y. tksy Maftr boxes. tln of bath. 491 B. Ualn L rt6. Inauire 241 Ro. Jai-liinn rv"" sieeplsg iiumi, fMfturg Apartrosuta. Mala aiul KKNT KuniU-he.1 -room hnuit, rn ri.nni .... MN.KI.I.AVH.IM K'RlS'l. .lr.B.mkir,rr... t.... Main. M"l Wlft, m-a.' ... ? k If rti'i 'VM" or bouse. Hefer- lit farm i. 'A1 rural Ml liSi 1 IB low intt rate, L5?ft :ils. 'l2!!I'h ti'T?T nr r.al.trr. P :h,"',' w" p.8;...i " b' PTIa adv.r- IVID ... . . n. U"1 ear. chp. p'nY'r?7?. ni.'"'i row 5mE SAI.E oiTi.Pv i ,v. . r l m .... . 1 kl'-r. ;.': .rrmln ni. naar Hmi ,..'..u' fountr. J. ". uo, t'oumr. JiTt.a, ""a r ,,t. nr. A I . . . .7 - - tj a. i c.;,...L,,,"rl". with FL iTw,"f nachlas. kirkll V ; Tu!'! '"'fcah.r. r Vfte Chocolates "with Hie'Hbrufcrul tenters THEY make you "Choc olate hungry" to look at them. All your favorites in one bo. Oh, but they're delicious I And they are known to many young ladies in this town already! At our ' Candy Counter, in hand some, full -measure boxes. commi&ou of the committee of I existing In Ireland. Mn. McSlnnojr also gave a brief story of her bug band's life. CATARRH E of head or throat it uiually benefited by the vapora of Ova 17 Million Jan (M VMt CLASSIFIED COLUMN MRKT9 VVIU RH POUND ON LAST DINU "NEW TODAY." FOR KAIK On oat sprouter, uard 3 montlia. Earl Vunburtjh, 702 Fuller- ton. KOK SALE 4 nice purebred lilark Minorca roosters, 2.S0 each. W. l. Olariwell. Ht. l. llOBt-nurB, van HAI.b: 1920 I-Yird. self-starter. elwetric llKhtn, run 30110 miles; spei-lal built 6-panseriffor body, one man top, vacuum feed; snap, Inquire 131 Oak st KO It'SAT-r'V-i'abbaKe. any amount, f. o n. I'lliarn or neuvrrmi. m- v ii KOK 8AL.K New National cash r-trls-ter. only slllfhtly used. Call at Grand OrMI. KOK HAI.K Italdwln awles. $1 per box. Mayflower Ranch, phone ur, K. P. Bradford. 40-V4. FOR 9 A I. lfl Qaod team of work horses. 960 If taken at jnoe. In-iune at l-i f,SHB street, or -heas 7)9 WiH tXiXi Apples and elder dF!Tred in town, rnona an- a. Ia B. bklnner A Hons. FOH fcA'Cft Wilson or iJold Donhr strawberry plants will Qeilrer in nonebnra-. Fred trtllarfl. FOR BAlTaV ThorouEhbred Purox brood sow; also 1 t'liawter White bears. ? weeks oia. Airs. iomrrmnn. Sl.ambreok's Lane, West Uoseburg. P. O. Box 1143 FOH 8AI.K SOOO ft. lli-lnch second band pipe In Rood condition, IS rents per foot t o. b. Roieburjr. Roseburg PiumsinK ana neaiing ya. FCHt PAL.B year old saddls mare, broke to work. welKlrt lluo, if Itauda hlffh, trim built, clean iimoen. or win trade for sheep or mlloh aoats. Uos ii4. Kosenurt;. pnone aw-ri. FOR HAL.H Incubators, six 1-kk Old Trustys, two 1 20-egr MClana han. all In ood shape. Price $12 00 each. I want to buy larger ohm. C. A. Purkett. Canyonvllle, Oregon. FOU 8AL.fo It H asres of orchard land; 11 acres In apples, Newtown Pippins and SpHsentierHs; 1 acre In peara, 8 aeree In timber; 1 Dte In towsf price $3000. See F. S. Wilson, frmnernn, ura. COTK KRUlM FOH f A L B From high producing strain of birds, Whits Plymouth Rocks and Whits 1 norne. Am beoktng orders now for day old chicks. Eggs for hatching In season. A. ft Hunt, 23 & Jacksoo St., i;esnurg, Oregon. FOR SALE One cow. due to calv Fb. half-breM Holsteln; one heifer. 2 yeats old, fresh about Iec. si S-l Holsteln. One g rifle Holsteln Year ling heirer. Ueo. Telford, Ht. 1. Hoe burg illappy Valley). FTTrT 8A1.P5- Ranch of 40 asres. alao ranch ef 9 anre, or both together, as they Join, and are rood stock raneheat Ala M are fir timber, pargaln It takea noen. losnlre of 5Prlrgef A Wllsen. Olendale. Ore., or h. nrinye, Af-aiea. rs iTaMan" PRl1n4 tAtTPiii at jI peF 1A9 afd on. Three slues to select ' from. Pediisreed pbxnts In "Trebla." the srreatest rommerola canning strawberry yet Introduced said at 111 9ar 100a. Other standard rarle tW at T r lt". We sell all srle t)e f traea aatf plants. Buotl inrsennsv ifngene. uragoa. TOR RAl.nBTg snap. ! acres batul fully situated; best prune section In state: no minutes walk to Myrtle Creek and high school; 0 miles to Koseburg on highway: 16 aeres 1-ysar-old prunes; 7 acres full bearing apples, family orchard: 40 acres in crop, 1 to be planted; new I3&00 plait ered bungalow, garage and out buildings; tljov worth personal prop erty. For quick sale will sacrifice ersrythlng for $113 per acre. For Particulars write O. C. Ragan, libs IS, Myrtle Creek. Oregon. FOR HAI.R A KKAI. IH'MK AT A REA1 RAROAIN 4'nnvenlently ar ransred -r ou m house, f urnlahnd or unfurnished, strictly modern, pave ment paid. In one of beu reaMm-e districts: 2 lots, on corner. Well lm. proved with lawn, roses, ornamental shrubbery, several varieties choice young bearing fruit and nut trees strawberries, blackberries and J rapes. 11200 down and terms. Ad ' A, car Nsws-IUvlew. 'S TAX LAWS URGED Secretary Houston of Treas ury Goes Over Ground of Public Finance. SOME REDUCTIONS SEEN Itepeal tu Several Instance!. Two Cents May He Added. Gasoline. Ills Iucuniea Itolk-ved of l'art Heavy Tax. Ity AsNut'liUed Pretig WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. Imme diate revision of (he nation's tax tawg on (he basis of an annual levy of tour billions of dollars for a per iotl or our years, and including an increase of two per cent in taxes on incomes up to $5,000, Is ured by Secretary Houston tu his annuul report sent today to congress. He peal of the excess profits taxes, elimination of certain of the so called luxury taxes, including the levy on soda fountain and similar beverages, and a readjustment of Iho rates In the higher groups of income taxett. is proposed by Hie Treatmry chief. To meet the losses brought about by these epropon changes. Mr. Houston recommends revised and new taxes to yield J-,-000.000.000 as follows: A tax of 20 per cent on corpora tlon profits, distributed or undistri buted. In addition to application o a higher eurtutx rat to yield S50, 000,000. An additional tax of 6 per cent on corporation Incomes to yield 465,000,000. Headjustment of surtax rates on incomes to yield an additional $230 000,000. Abolishment of the $2,000. ei emption allowed corporations on income to yield $58,000. An Increase fro mpresent 4 per cent to six per cent in the tax on Incomes of $5,000 or less and fram S per cent to 12 per cent in the tax on Incomes betwoen $5,000 and $10,000, the whole estimated to yield $150,940,000. A tax of two cents a gallon on gasoline for motor cars and all other purposes, to yield $9,000,000. A federal license tax of 50 cents per horsepower on the use of motor cars to yield $100,000,000. An additional sales tax on auto mobiles other than trucks and wa gons and motorcycles aud motor car accessories to yield $100,000,000. A ten per cent additional tux on theatrical admissions to yield $70, 000,000. An additional tax of $2 per thous and on cigarettes to. yield $70,000,- 000. An additional tax of of 25 cents per thousand on cigars to yield $5, OdO.000. An additional tax of 6 cents per pound on tobacco and snuff to yield $8,000,000. : An additional tax of 5 per cent on candy to yield $20,000,000. An additional tax of 7 per cent on chewing gum to yield $2,000,000. A additional lax of 7 per cent on toilet soap and toilet-soup powders to yield $4,000,000. A 10 per cent tax on the sale by manufacturers, producers or Import ers of perfumes, cosmetics and me dicinal articles In lieu of the present tax on the consumer to yield $10,- 000.000. An additional five per cent tax on Jewelry and precious metals to yield $25,000,000. An addijjonal tax of 5 lor cent on niUHtcul instruments to yield $i:t,- ooo.ooo. An additional tax of 5 per cent on motion picture films to yield $4,000,000. In the readjiistmefe of surtnxeh, Mr. Houflton proposes tho division of incomes into "saved" or reinvested and "spent". On the former clawa he would limit the highest tax to 20 per rent while the Income spent would be subjected to a tax ranging as high as 50 per cent. Under the plan proposed by the Secretary, In-; comes between $5,000 and $ii,0or would be taxed 2 per cent on the part savHd and the same on the part spent. The same ratio with a gra- rovo's is the Genuine and Only Laxative Bromo tablets The first and original Cold and Grip tnblrt. the merit of which is recognized by ail civilized nation. Be ci.-elal t avoM latltsiMi. Be sure its Bromo Tbe t amine bean this tignatu.- du.Ud Imirease would a;uly to In comes up to $.10,000 where the maximum of 20 per cent on saved Income Is reached. From $30,000 to $40,000, the rates would be 20 per cent on saved and 25 per cent on spent: $40,000 to $50,000, 20 per cent and SO per cent; $50,000 to $76,000. 20 per cent and 85 per cent; $75,000 to $100,000, 20 per cent and 40 per cent, and over $100,000, 20 per cent and 50 per cent or a total tax of 70 per cent The present maximum rate is 70 per cent on Incomes of $1,000,000, but Mr. Houston declares It has "long passed the point of its mini mum productivity" since It encour ages the investment In taxexempt securities. He says the "only effec tive way to tax the rich. Is to adopt rates that do not force investment in tax-exempt securities." An analysis of tho government ex penditures for tho last fincal year developea the fact that almost one fifth of the $6,400,000,000 paid out was spent In connection with f deral control and the guaranty of earnings for the railroads. Only one depart ment of the government the War Department spent more than was used in conjunction with the car riers. The War Department's total, the record shows, was $ l.til l.ooO. 000 against $1,037,000,000 for (he railroads. Discussing the war debt, and n program for Its retirement, Mr. Houston says that within the next thirty mouths the government will have to pay off approximately $7, 500,000,000 In Victory Notes. War Savings Certificates and Treasury certificates of indebtedness. He proposed that the Treasury certifi cates not be funded furl her; (but they be retired as rapidly us the Treasury's conditions permit, so the program, for redeeming other gov ernment obligations will not l-e bnmpered by simultaneous pay-1 ments. I Mr. HoiiHton tells Congress that the heavy payments required by the transportation act had "disarranged the government's fiscal plans", lm' he believes early spring will wlluens final settlement of thcluims of the railroads under the guaranty pro visions and that the treasury then can proceed with its previously an nounced program of meeting and re tiring the war stvlnga certificates, amounting to $800,000,000 and the victory note lasus which aggregates $4,500,000,000. In connection with this suggested reorganization the secretary auks that the position of under secretary of the treasury be created at a sul ary of $10,000. He recommends at so an Increase In the saluries of the aRHistant secretaries from $5,000 to $7,500. o HELPED BY ROYAL FRIENDS Muilclant of Old Day. Found Valuable Patron Among Those In the High Places. Many a famous Kuropcnn musical Ken Ins has been liberally supported nt ono time or anotlwr (lurinit bis career by "the great." rnnny miislclnus being connected wltfc royal courts especially In tbe days when there were many lit tle princes. Joseph Iluydn for 33 years directed iind composed for tbe private con ceits of the princes of Estcrhnny, dur Iiir which period lie created most of his best rhapsodies. Ileelhnven had his life made easier for hlin by the Archduke Itiidolph nnd Princes Llchnoivsky and I-ohkowltr. These three nobles were his truest admirers In a siy when musicians oc cupied n subordinate soclul position, and were recnrdi-d more or less lis the vnssuls of the family that supported llieiu. On one occasion Boelhovcn wss uskvd to Improvise before nn aristo cratic Kiitlierliii.'. Ho hufiin playing. hut tbe conversation In tho salon con tinued. In high anger Iteeihoven arose, eiclalmeil lorrciiiiiy inougii rudely "To such p!(?s I play no more !" nnd dashed out of the nsim. Mozart, anyone who bus rend his his tory of music win rememoer, wa kicked downstairs by nn upstart serv ant of the ArcliblKliop HliTim.vuius, s-hn was for ratmy years his patron. Laka That Has a Cruot of Salt. fining through the weird region of Peath valley, In ('nllrmula, travelers rf.Klnir from their lienb upon. a Hill side where a wide view Is commanded, inir see what upiienrs to lie a lake of Ice gleaming In the sunlight. When the lake Is reachi'd. one finds It to be not of Ice, birt Hint It has a crust of salt. The Surfaces of these lukes are wet In winter nnd dry In slimmer, where drainage from sur rounding highlands pours upon them Hie flood of winter rains. Evapora tion Is rapid In Ibis region, and by Hie time the dry season begins many of the lakes have become crusted with hard salt. . In spite of this nbiindance. It Is sold that Europ'-ans Introdwed the use of salt to the Tntlcd Slates. I'oDulnr Science Monthly. Cypress Tre. Age Old. A cypress tre. 'exhumed from a small usphnlt pit In southern Csllfor nla, has lately bewi Identified by Hit curator of a Los Angeles museum as a relic of tbe Pleistocene or (ilaclnl nge. A such It wns contemporary with the" mnstodon. tbe saber-tooth llger and the giant ground sloth. The find Is considered the more remark ble, because no living specimen of the cypress are to lie fmtnd In the Tlclnlty. Tbe tree Is In an excellent tnte of preservation, too, thanks to tbe action of the enveloping tar. Trie bark Is Intpct In ninny spots, and I unchanged except for the discoloration Incident to long contact with the bitu minous matter of the pit. The tree lack It root and smuller branches, bnt two of tbt larger are still to bt BEST BY TEST Makes most liAPMT JOHNSON TO 1111,1, ASS I'KIDAV, WASHINGTON, December II. On agreement In tho housti today debate on the Johnson Imnilgrat ion bill was restricted tu four houra. Advocates of tho measure are con fldenl of its passage tomorrow. In the Circuit Court of nio Rtalo of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the receivership of The J. F. I.UHe Company, u cor poral Ion. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned receiver has filed his final teport in the above entilled court, and the Honorable J. W. Ilaiii lllon. Judge uf said court, has ilxcd Kriilny December 17, J!)S0, al ten o'clock a. m., in bus chuuibers in the court houso nt Koseburg, Oregon, as (he ti and place for hearing ob jections, if any, to said report. Any and all persons interested aro re quested to file their objections, If any, to said report tin or before the above date, W. E. ST. JOHN. Receiver of The J. K. I. use Company. joy oPa, ly t joy toiitetit says The storm fury of the elements can bu success fully combated by the Comforting music or a N'ouola lu your home. This instrument repre sents tbe zenith of niusi ral achievement. It pluys all records aud lis tonal gualltie will charm you is they have charmed hundreds of niusical critics. We sell on ooay ps nn nt. ra Sfo 3QnoSiop i r-i 129 norm ujcHson !r. AFTER a baking falls becomes tough or soggy, you can't make it tender and tempting. It can't be "fixed." It is like spilled milk "wasted." But, there is a way to prevent this waste and every woman should use it because a bake day loss these days is a real loss. When just an ordinary cake turns out bad you are out the biggest part of a dollar. Calumet Raking Fowder positively prevents failure. It has been doing it for millions of housewives for a third of acentury. Mp- 0i-rVI IHVS rUW UEmTX palatable and sweetest of foods The biggest selling Baking Powder in the would. I'roduced in the largest, most modern, sanitary baking powder factories. Possesses only such ingredients as have been officially approved by United States Food Authorities. Highest awards, World's Pure Food Kxxsition, Chicago Paris Exposition, I'aris, France. Full weifiht fair price. Most economi cal in cost and use. You save when you buy it. You save when you use it. A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 oz. Some baking powders come in 12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be sure you get a pound vThen you want Injured Pastor is Dead at Canby CANNY, D 'C. !. As n result of injuries received at Thanksgiving i time 'when a cannon exploded, Itev. j A, J. JonHt'lyn, for fitly years a 1 iYethodlHt missionary nnd mlulHter, died today. Itev. JoHHelyn etab I Untied many churcheK in Hu north j west during his ministery, nnd late ly celebrated (hn fiftieth annlvers ;ary of his mlnlKlerlal work. I FIREPLACE FURNITURE How about it? Don't you need a set of Andirons or a new screen? We have been unable to get but a small part of those ordered for this season, but we "had several sets on hand; and invite you to call and inspect, them. Prices have not been advanced with us, but have with jobber and manufacturer. Churchill Hardware Company Koseburg, Oregon. I. S. Ladles ronioinbiir thut tho Mystic Mitt Is an acceptable small girt to any housewife. Christmas Photos Make Your Gifts Personal, Ones PHOTOGRAPHS Will vSoIve a Lot of Problems Make your appointment as soon as possible CL ARKS & STUDIO En 11 Calumet JsTW Roll Recipt 3 eggs beaten sea arately, 1 cupsugat; 1 V cups pastry flour 2 level teaspoon Calumet taking Powder.Hcup warm water flavor. That mix In the reguat way. it. jr'.lOSlTH IMtOMIHKD. PORTLAND, Dec 3. Definite n- nnunceinent was made today that a committee of business men has de cided to hold a worlds peace and proKteHH exposition in Portland dur ing 191!5. Bronchitis ?' HTurpo Nathan Tullerton n : : ft A , l .', ,!."v' I.: !