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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, January 15, ,1925.
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HILL'S
ii:paitmi:.t hTOIIK
"A fJood Plucc- lo Trailc
Income Tax
Fads
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'. Adduction of thfl income tax wan
pffprtftil by ttin rovriuui art or j
. 1924. A rato reduction, howvi-r. i
wan not tho only honMit utfonivA
by thin lr.ia!atfon. Increase lu t hi
exemption for married persona and
hoadft of familloi, a 2& per ccn re
duction on "Darned Income,'1 and
other changes are of Immediate in
terest to every taxpayer. Ab an aid
therefore. In tho preparat Ion of
Income tux returns for the year
1924, the Bureau of lnternul U-vh-nuo
has prepared a strUs of .artl-'
clna on the new act and the rosu
latlons governing Kb admlniHlra
tlon, of which thin in the flint. Thv,
salaried man, w&k' earni't, prtiii-B-sional
und bu.iliirn man in run
every clans of taxpayer will' b:
fully Informed of their require-',
menfs and privileges. Taxpayera
arc advised to 'preHervo tlicno urtl
clrs an a guide in the making of
their reiurno.
ltffilriis are requliod of every
single person whose nut income for
1924 was $1,000 or more and whose
pro Income was $&,'tfti) or more
: and ot frvery married person living
with husband or wife whane net In
come was $2,600 or more or whos"
grow Income was $5,000 or more.
Divorcees or married porsons sep
arated by mututal consent are
.elansed an alnglo poraona. Marrlcil
nor (ions llvlr.o- tfiwothnr lirn'Wfinir
! ed to file a return If their amrro
f irate net Income was $3,500 oi
the aggregate gross Income was
'$5,000 or more.
!, Husband and wife living togeth
er may include the Income, of, eacl'
In a single Joint return,1 o!ri!otieji
may file separate roturns showing
the Income of euch. Where a Joint
return Is filed, th tAx is comptltca
;qn the ; aggregato Ineonjo. and all
deductions and credits to which
'either la entitled is taken front such
aggregate incomo.
If a wife does not file a separate
.return or join with her husband in
a return, the husband Is required
to Include In his return oil income
received by the wife In payment
of wages, Nulnry, or from J he sain
of products of her lubor. in tlui
returns of married pernoris iirtiBt-bn
Included the Income of dependent
minor children.
; il should be romcmbored that a
husband and wife living together
need mako no return unless their
aggregate net incomo for 1924 whs
$2, 5 UU or more or the uggregute
gross Ineome was $&,euo or more.
l.ast year returns wre required at
such married persons whose ug
gregute net Income wan $3,(o or
more.
IMPOItTAXT RITINV.
, (ivi:n ruxATiNa to
i.ncomk tax itim nxs
WASHIXQTOX (AD Solicitor
llartson of the Inlernul revenue
bureau, In an opinion expected to
. have a far renrhlng rfrvct, ha.i
held that If both hunbnnd and wife
i actually fender pernonul nt'rvlet
lor whirh eaeli receives $10,(HM( or
fmore, they may make separate in
come tax returns and claim the 2f
per cent deduction allowed fur
earned income.
Mr. ffartaon'n ruling also Inter
prets the earned Ineome deduction
provisions with renpeet to Individ
uals as meaning the first $5000 of
the taxpayer's net income shall be
treated as earned net Income re
gardless of Its chorneter and if the
entire Income Is lew thai $5000 the
total amount shall be considered
as earned Income.
While the solicitor's
icltor's opinion la .
of a treasury dc-
Dot lo the form of a treasury
clslon and therefore not final. In
titrations wero given Wednesday
that It will stand as the burearu's
guide in determining tax levleu
and probably will result in Impor
tant saving to taxpayers whotte
Incomes fall In the lower rate
brackets.
UTTKR NATION Ah TKSMS
TOt HNKY LKADH 1 Kofi RAM
NKW YORK (Hy the Associated
Press) The International angle to
sports competition, which gained
record breaking proporltoiiH in
)U 2 4, will be l"n sharply defined
this year.
Interesting International com-
XakeRincx
B.. Im9 riwWI a wr lawnul imbMt
wft,ri-k. hMu4wtu,iuiHh,riipAWM,
CLASS DRUGS
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Len-e 11 to tbe Uuihw fulr to Introduce tlie latest lnnuvution
have Miss Kav riaik of Ne Yoi r flty playing a round of rolf at Poland
Sprin M uii hw aklta The fad has gone over big at Poland Springs.
M and Lake Placid. Nw York, where there la always plenty of btiow
fur eki fro tf le4ijliir the rather awkward stance mad neceaaary berrauae
of tht ue of aKUa some surprtalngly low scores bnv beep mods Tbe
caddy Fruxictv It can la also similarly equipped and follows utaa Clark
. :- ! with eoa , ,
THREE GAMES
Gl)'lS Play,, at WallOVVa
I his hvening.; Joseph
and Enterprise Here
Friday and Saturday.'
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' Commencing tonlghf T-a Grando
high school baaketbull teams will
play a .game each r night until
the end of the week. Tho girls
Kvfketbull squud left this noon for
Wallowa and will' meet the -girls'
team there this evening. Tho boys'
team 'Will play . two games here,
one on l'riday evening -with Kn-
tcrnrbu, and n Rnturdav with in.
SCHEDULED;
ONE TONIGHT
appn wtarted building lor 4'.2 All cats-
' ,T ' . ... . . 'Idldates for a berth on the eleven
The entire girls' sound of 18 ,mvu bei,n onl(ir(,u to Blnrt intloot
girls made ibe trip to Wallowa. Vork flncw .t, W!H,hot-
i ue mm'ui gins . lenm nna neniea
the Wallowa sextette oneo before
on tho floor hero but may find
tOMgher sledding this evening so
iVilys J)algh, glr.'s' coach, is taking
ulong plenty of subilitutes. The
lineup expecteil to start the gume
at Wallowa will be Oolrile Owen
and Ann Htange, centers, Lena
r'ampbi'll and Wilma OnsklM. for
wurdM and Othello Crcy and Lois
Nelson, gunrds.
.Tosepli, KntrrprM Strong
Tho hoys games will both he
plenty hard enough to give the
local tenm a good tryout If not a
couide of defeats. According to
advance Information on the branch
eums both Knterprlse and Joseph
havo the same quintets which
showed so w'll in the eastern Ore
gon tourntment Inst year. The
Joseph ten m alo- beat i,a Grande
at the first of la.st season.
The I .a Grande squad Is bHnr
rounded Into shape and Is expected
how more basketball thin week
than befnre. The chunglng the
lineup, plu-lng Glass at forward
Instead of ot guard, Hummclt at
guard Instead of center nnd Vn-
ummio at center Instead of at for
ward has strengthened the tenm
considerably on the defense and
makes a smoother operating quin
tet on the offensive. Lyman In ex
pected lo start In the other for
ward position with Sleword as first
rcMerve and '.und l Is sure of his
berth at gunrd plsvintt opposite
lliiminnlt
ThP am on Frhhxy night is
wnru'.Mru io sian ni 7:su and on
Saturday nt 8 o"cloek. Homer
Jamleson will referee hot It gnmes.
iteeerved Heals for the games will
be on fitle nt the Olawi lirua store
tli la afternoon.
petition la prnnilni'd in mich
hranohea n boxlnit. n..lf. hililnnla.
rowlnit. wlmmlnit, tmrk and nn-1
nl. but the new year Trill be with. 1
out any aualalnej prok-ram of world '
competiuon as wltm-wed In lha !
Olympic nnd nIo laoklnff In Mich
outamnillnit rvrnta n the Walker 1
flip aolf out ml uild Ihe tnlernn-I
tlotnl piil,, cnii m rlia. two oilier I
features of 1!24. ..
Amrilea a defenn of the Davis I
cup will ho the oiitfllnnillnff event j
with the proapeet that this coun
try forcea. bolstered by the lm
provement of Vlnrent Klchanla,
will rllnrh their right to hold the!
trophy tor tlx aixth year In uc-1
ceaslon. I
.Moat of the profeaalonal i rown. !
1 of ,h rln appear aafa for the
,auu nave a South American men-
i'" prewince of l.ula Klrpo ,
nnd Quinlln tloinero anionic the:
liravywalnhla and l.uli Vlcentlul
la the lightweight circle. )
Here w
T'NEWS
Sport Gossip
(fly the Annotated PrrHfi)
"Abe Hermun, former Colgate
Infleldi'r and later signed with Bos
ton Hruven, litis been sold by the
Worcester club of (he Kusti-rn lea
gue to the Albany club of the some
league for a reported sum of $3500.
Herman Is the fourth member of
the 1922 Colgate team to enter the
ranks of professional basehull,
1 rinh golfcrH arc anxious to!
know what to call a two. on a
fiv 'IioIp and fliiuty tli-y bhvi
dct hlrd It Ih a "hxl." . pn the)
Salt I.ako Ctouiitry club fOtirAn
nontly Iltih Khnp.-Miii,. club pro
re.HMlonal and bolder of tho. I'lnhj
open ililc, nr-othueil i M',. yanl
In two sirnkeN. Ilt maiif an rxr
I oeptimiftlly long drive from tlnJ
tee and then holed tils nianhltv
approach shot. Many hoHtm
I speak of this rai-est of ncom
"pil.shiueii(H as a fVwkoiM
Coach ,-i,;-A- .Sfji of . thel Univety
ally of Chicago's western , confer.
nco champion . fpotpall , team
Iuuh
moderates, when' the program will
bo extended. . Konio 5U raou have
been asked to attend tin- InilluJ
workouts, - ir
Two students of tlio I'nlvcr
slty of AVist'ctimln will compete
with upward of 75 other entries
in the International kl Jumping
Imiruaiiient nt Carey, 111., Sun
day. lAm HaiiRcn, title' winner
last year, has not yet filed IiIh
cntray hut Ik expected to pur
tlclialn. Anders llatigeii, his bro
ther, credited with making the
longist standing Nkl Jump nt the
Olympic games and holder of
numerous records, Is regniiicd aw
the most fiirmldnhlc title inn
tender. , ,
Floyd Fltzslmmons, Hepton Ilai4
hor, Mich., promoter, is reported to
have regained control of the Michi
gan City, ind., sky blue urenn,
scene or t hi- t.lMions-( nrpentter
bout Itisc August. The rotiMldera
tlon w it s said to be $l7,niiu cash.
Kltxalinmons ceased operation ot
the arena before the Ulbbona-Car-penter
bout.
.
Young Strlhling, who has been
dallying In light heavyweight cir
cles for the past several yearswill
make his flrnt appen ranee in a
heavyweight bout at Columbus. Ga.,
oa the night of I'Vbrnttry a, when
he will meet Joe llurke of Hetrolt,
according to announcements today
by the Columbus American Legion.
If lie advertise it.
It's good! ,
lie know
Builders' Hardware
Home Furnishings
Crockery
Percolators
Sporting Goods nnd
Shelf Hardware
F. L. LILLY
Harrtwa
rhoo Main 85
Yokel Beats
Pink Gardner
In Portland
PORTLAND, Oro. (By tho
AsMM'iat4'l Prrxs) flk Vo- '
kel, Halt Lake City Ug'it heary
weight wreller, won glvt-u a
derision men Pinky 'iardner,
of Kchnc tjuly. N. V., last night
after vtu-h had won a fall.
BOXING
i rowi-its MATc;iiri
NRW YfiHK ( A P) Tiger Flow
era. Atlunta negro middleweight,
who meets Jack Oelaney of Hrldge
port. Conn., here l'riday night, will
face All ntown Joe GunH at Wilken
llarre, f'u., on Monday, his rnunagnr
cniiounerd Tnesduy nlKht. The bout
is strlicdiili'd lor 10 rounds.
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FUJMTDflH KI'SPl:li:i)
N K W yOKK (Al') Kddle (Can-
nonbull) ATurrin of Itrooklyn, Imn
famwi'ight champion, and his op
ponent. Alible I'lsano, in a no-eon-
UhL bout at the Itldgewood Grove
Sporting club on Januuf-y Hr Tues
day wrn siiflpudr'd until 1-Vbrnnry
1 by the atate athletic commis
sion.
WAI.KI lt TO mi:kt coijma
V;ilNON, tal. (Al') MleUny
Walk!, welterweight champion of
he world, hUH been matched 'with
Ftert Colimn, welterweight king of
tho I'aclflc coast, for a 1'.! -round,
no decision bout ot Ooyle'a nrena
here February 24, Jack Doyle an
nounced Wednesday.
BATTIilXO SIK1 DARRI-TD
8AN ANTONIO, Tex. (AD Bat-
tllng Htkl, who was matched to
fight Ion 'Gobdrk'h, ' loral ' ijegro,
here January 2o, will not bo per
mitted to appear In Kan' Antonio,
Itistilct Attorney c. M. Chambers
announced Tuesday night. Cham
bers hnsrs his stand on Rlkl's rec
ord In misdemeanor offenses charg
ed against, him. Jack Shelton, lo
al promoter, at once called off thf
fight.
iiARVAitn sf.i:kIg
MAJOR C. I). AI.V
CAM BRTDGK, Mass. (AP) Of
ficial confirmation of reports that
Harvard Is seeking the Services of
MaJ. Charlea !), Daly, former
Crimson and . Army quarterback
star, to aid in rehabilitating foot
ball at the university, was contain
ed Jn ft formal stutement Issued
Tucsdny 'by 'Malcblm- ! J. liogan,
chairman of tho graduate football
adwroryitohin1K.tee( and; Fred i sr.
Moore, graduate treasurer of uth"
hftfes. . . '' T
Wl!e denying that the Harvard
Athletir asHpclatlpn had taken the
Initiative In steps to have MdJor
Daly assigned to the; Harvard de
partment of military science as an
Htstant professor, the statement ad
mitted that; the, at hlotla .authorities
had discussed the possible advluory
capacity in; - which Major . Daly
might bo willing to act If the war
department details him to duty at
Harvard.
CLAUDE C. PRATT
expects to start for the Coast
next Monday January 12 and
be over there until after the
first. He will get a line-up
on Cedar Posts, Hardwood
Flooring, Lumber and Shin
gles. He will also keep his
eyes peeled for Used Sash
and Doors or any other bar
gains in the building material
line. ' If he can be of any
Bervice to you while over
there, address him at Elma,
Washington.
The
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tim Poop Man') Friend"
Oppo. Fonmli-7. I'HOVB H H
No Sunday Itiulneaf
Build Resistance
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LEWIS' MANAGER
STILL REFUSES "
TO YIELD TITLE
CHICAGO (AP)-rtllly fiandow.
manager of Ed (Htrangler) lxwis,
arrived here Wednesday to con
fer with his attorney on pluns to
enjoin Wayne Munn, former Ne
braska university foothall star,
from using the title of world's
heavyweight wrest llrwf champion.
Munri defeated Lewis In a disputed
match at Kannas City luHt ThurB
day and Is now den andlng the $10,
ooo diamond . studded champion
ship belt awarded Lewis when he
won th title three yeurs ago at
Kansas City. . . s
Because Munn Is said to hove
fouled Lewis by throwing hlin out
of the ring for the second fall at
KanHas City. Hondow refuses to ad
mlt that Lewis has lost hl title
and refuses to give up, the bill..
LKW1S IMIMtOVING
KANHA8 (,'IT Y AI') Kd
(Fttrnngler) Lewis, former heavy
weight champion vrestler, had so
rar recovered from InJurleH mif
terd when Ke was defeated by
Wayne (HiJ?) Munn, that he was
-Jble to walk about his home hero
Wedneaduy.
SUI (HAMIiOV PASSKS
SALT LAKK (Af) Arne Jijorn-
tadt of Norway, aald to have, won
the world ski jump title at Switz
erland ln.lfr.ii and to have held
it until 1!12, died here Wednes
day following a" operation for ap
pendicitis. He, left Norway three
monl ha afro, pari ieipal ing in kUI
louriiauieiits in Cunudu before
comhifr to Salt f,ake on Juiioary
1. He wan to have been In a tonr
uaineiit here but was taken ill.
He was born 1n Gulhranstaten'.
Noiwny, in I89n.
28lh Anniversary
FURNITURE SAL
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W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Safely ' , Swiftlu
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Stages Leave La Grande for Joseph Daily .
, ' '. , 8:30 12:30 3:30 '' !
Arrive: 10:50 1:50 5:50 1
Do You Want To
Be ;On ;Our Pa
rollln 1925? V
"But I can't hold two jobs at once," you say. '
Yes, you canl
No. t. You already have your present job.
No. 2. You will be on our payroll when we pay you
49b interest on the money you save here.
Then, as regular deposits increase you savings, we'll
increase your pay by larger interest credits.
Get ou Our rayroll Now' for 1925
United States
National Bank
Rlember Federal
'The Hank Tlial Takes
" FROM ELGIN:
RAKER, Ore., (Hpectal) Baker
hl;th came out of a hard fought
basketball game with Klgtn on the
toif t-nd of a lfi-5 score last eve
ning in the high school gym.
- The score at the end of the first
quarter was 2-1 in fr.Vor of Baker
and at the end of'the half was 4-3
for thet local five. the acore much
representing a iclosely. contested
baseball game. Afjaln the short
'passing of Glindcmj'.n'a boys proved
superior to that of their opponents
although they fiimbfed frequently.
The guarding 'of KJnea broke up
many an Klgtn rally while Payne
wan high point man for the Baker
quintet. However, Klgin . put up
fltlff opposition and several times
threatened to score, Raker will
mv Klgtn cn their floor January
23 for a return game.
In the preliminary, the "Rooks"
trounced the Christian flvo to the
tune of 2:i-C. flue to the team work
of the Vreent's" and tho lock of
practice on tho Christians part.
The lineup for the first team
game:
KlRln
WlfkciiM
Shrlton
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Hill.,..
Mt-ad.!
.MnnAlllslKi'
Hnltor
... Moody
... l'uynn
, cun.iirr
.... llilics
G. Ilult
... Mooro
A irejfulur ereTii-wf is
pendalde ' uerrbandler.
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With I Hi vers in lU2a tiiand I'l'lx
PAUIS AD .-cr th, fi,i tlmo
in 111.- history of uiiloiiioliili, ja-i.iR
1n Kurunf. fio inochuiilr will h al
lowed to sit wllli the orKers in the
Grand 1'rix peed i.t which will
take place al MonlheHy, July L'tf
of.ncNt year. . - r
1 ;gj;:eCHINAMEL I
'T Wiir'NOT SHOW white marks caused : by
'! illKEL- P.RU1SES. ' '. 1 .' : ' ! '
Oreoil Hardware & Imp.
HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
, ; Enterprise Ilih Boys :
:, 'VsMia Grande
Friday;..
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. AT 7:30 P. M.
Joseph Hih Boys
":; N vs. La Grande -iAi
"A A- SiVTURtt
" AT 8 P. M.
You can't afford to miss either of these games. The
Branchline teams are strong this year and two thrill
ing contests are anticipated.
Reserved Seats may be secured for business men's
tickets nt Glass Drugs. Scat sale begins 3:45 p. m.,
Thursday afternoon. . J
Admission 50c
We Go Out of
Try our Bulk Cocoa,
Bulk Macaroni, 3 lbs. for 1... 25c
THE CITY GROCERY
Just Bai.k of Cnrr's on Fir Street
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Servicing Batteries
We Specialize In ' .. f
ftmr battery waa tatendeU to gtTe rrganUem of Um alae ttr
make. On prices and servico must satisfy
S-tlOCR KOTIARGI 8EKVICB MIMJ DWrt.,
FRED T. BURGESS
MAIN " , ltog Jeffermat an,
We Have in Stock and
Are Agents for
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