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LA GRANDE ..EVEnMo OBSERVER ,
.Timstlay,-Janiwry..l8..'lD27.
(Inoonmnued)
An Imlrpradeal Kewroaper
FRANK B. APPLEBY-
-.Editor and Publlaher
HARVET.IT. MATTHEWS..
-Bualneaa Manager
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A WISH K1NC "And Ilezeklah 'received the MUM- of the
hiliid the uiffKMfimerK, mill read It; mid llezckluh went up
into ilnf lioue', f the l.urd und spread It before the Iuid."
1 ,KlnKh) 10:14.
Collector Clyde G. Hunt
ley, Portland, States .
Provisions
j 1'OHTI.ANl), Ore.. Jan. J8 For
' the Information and guidanco of
Individuals In preparing their rn
' turns, I'lyde O, Huntley, collector
of Internal revenue, hits Issued u
stuteinent In w hich he summarizes
, briefly the essential provisions of
' the 1920 revenue act as they re.
lute to Ihe liability of individuals
for riling returns of lnconiu for tho
j calendar yeur 19I2G.
I Briefly, every individual la re-
ftulred to file an lncoino tax re-
turn, who, during tho year 1920,
had .
(u) A gross Income of 15,000,
or more, regurdk-ss of the net
' amount; or
! (b) A net Income of 11500, or
over. If single, or If married and
not living with h unhand or wife; or
' (c) A net income of $3500, or
over. If married and living with
husband or wife; or j
(d) Regardless of the amount!
If the net lncoino exceeds the per
sonal exemption.
Kvery Individual claiming to be
"head of a family" must file a
return If he has a net Income of
J5.IKI0. or more, regardless of the
fact that, us such; he Is entitled
to the same personal exemption
as a married man. $3,600, and 1400
lor each dependent. '
Define Head of Family
A "head of a family" Is defined
as "an Individual who actually
in t i't-miiilnc huts Xm' spring are now'; the vpjnic. iu Ihe1?"""",1""', ."L"1 ,""ln"l"' ' om.
....,. ' f ' . . n Household one or more ImlH'l,!....!.
spent . i'mo' 'May; 'flowers arrive we suppose fall millinery will be
cities tivaiiawe. ; ah uecause we live in a last age.
in pen ' ' . ; .
was pr 1 . '
and m, 'Another shattered myth. Lincoln's father Thomas has
Oninii""18' been thought a shiftless ne'er-do-well, a handicap rather
AhTr"lir!in an 'd to his famous son. Now Louis A. Warren, author
utuhj f the recently published "Lincoln's Heritage and Childhood,1
ni rinnounccs that Thomas Lincoln was really a thrifty, well-to- "ami or wire;
H'ltl O farmer', an' asset to the community. Ahiiihnm T.inr-nln' 1 .. so" rru '"afrled persons who
ousehold bne or mole Individual
who closely connected with him by
blood relationship, relationship by
marriage, or by adoption, and
whoso right to exercise family con
trol und provide for these depend
ent Individuals Is based upon some
, moral or legal obligation." . ,
I'crsonai exemptions are-, the
I same as lust yeur. being as follows:
11500 for a single person, or a
j married person not living with hus-
,.,,;. ',! ,0,'.l i .', WELL?;'1 ;'-
( " "
Is leading rebellious I HAIX Tl K.S TO SNOW
.Men's, Boys'
BLAZERS and SWEATERS
HALF-PRICE
See them in our windows . ,.
N;K.West&Go.Inc.
Ia Grande's Lendinsr Store For 25 Years
UnnkH lu'eliai-go. at the office of. county, Oregon. be fonclpHed, und
Hit) I'ovo State Hunk, Cove. Ore-j Mint you" und ail persons claiming
ffon, on or before tho 8tn day at under, by. or through you be for-
March, 1 1!7.
imto of KVst Publication,
cember 7, I'j'iG.
Vata of hast Publication, III arm
a, i'r:i.
KHANIC C. HRA-MWI01.U
Superintendent of Hunk.
Dec. 7-1 4-2 1 -24 Jan. 4-U-1S-2&
Feb. l-X.lb-22 Alar. 1-S.
SI'M.UO.NS
In the Circuit Court of the Siato
of Oreffon for I.'nlon County.
.Veil !;. Thaeker, Plaintiff,
. vs.
Kiiiiiia Younj: and Toy Young;
lefendanttr.
To Kmma . Young und Toy You n;,
Defendants above naini-d :
IN TUB NAM K OKTUK8TATK
OK OntlOON. You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer lh
complaint filed by the plaintiff
acaln.st you anil Toy Young, your
hUHband, in tlio above entitled
court and milt, on or before six
weeks front the lfith day of Jan
uary. li7.' the date. of thf first
publication of this suimuons, to
wit. on or before March I,. IHL'7;
and If you fail to answer or other
wise plead to said complaint on m
befoi'u' siich time the nlaintltT will
iipply.la the court for the relief ! !II,ry
ever biirred of all riffht, title an I
Interest in Ha Id premises, and thai
the same be Hold at public uuclloi'i
and the proceeds applied on plain
tiff's claims in the manner pro
vided by law, after paying the ex
penses of such sale. . .
This summons Is published by
order of the Hon. L -CI. Couc'i,
County Judge of said County, duly
made and entered on Jan. 18, 1 1 2 7;
for six weeks in the ,a Grande ,
Observer, tho first publication be
ing January 18, 1027.
J. S. HOOOIN, ;
" Attorney for Plaintiff!
Iti'.sldlngr at I -a Grande, Oregon5.
Jan 18-25 Feb. 1 5-2 Mar l.
otici-: " .
In the District Court of the UnMcl
States for the District .of Oregon
In the Matter of Krunk Weaver;
Pankrupt. , .
To the treditora of Prank Weaver,
or I .a Orande, I'nlon County, hi
the State und District aforc.iuU)',
(i Bankrupt. ' ' '" '.'
. NOTICK IS HKItKllY,. OlVICN
that the said' I'Vank ' Weavef', wu's
duly adjudicated bankrupt';)., th
District Couit of the t'ulted'Ktatcfl
fur the District of Oregon- on Jan'-,
Hi, iiri, anu niu in-st, uifer
demanded In her complaint herein, I , , , 8 , tY ,.?. ..."'i " r"l "
. .....n ' " m ItVlMl W'HIt l,t,ul.,.n.I ...I,..
who nrcatness stands no whit reduced by this new discovery, j ihroushout the taxable yctfV;
.!5oa for any person who was
tho rcCachifjf us is what he himself achieves; our heritage may de-
Accuse Catholic
Bishops of New
Rebel Movement
lbs cc, ,f ,,. ., i,ji., ,ij m ... i . it
duriloi""-v' luuuijr uuu. iiicis is siuiy enougn in mc
nrea ii.iiicoln achievement for both Thomas and his son.
! bend or a family throughout the
DELAWARE PIONEERS
taxable year;
$400 for each dependent.
A dependent Is defined as
person, other
wife, under 1 8
capable of se
MICXICO CITY. Jan. 18 (AP)-
Tnsistlng that uprisings in Mexl
co arc purt of a "Catholic rebel- which, the authorities announced,
lion" the war department says UjttL. r,.H.s hU(I 8Urrered one liun
I lias been Informed that Francisco . i.,n..
arehblshop
ifoices,
mi- Biiimuuii in .iuiihcu uppcars Il-'Vll ."Viv ilin is int
to he serious for the war depart-! , ... . .
meat has ordered federal rein- ' Hilin' whk'h start"d falllff eary
fnrecineniH to proceed to that morntnir has turned to snow
.state. Ai last accounts tin? federal i w:th a drop in temperature notice
forces had killed more than loo j able In Pendleton and vicinity,
rebels In the vicinity of Tepatitlan. I
after a
similar engagement in 1 - - ' ' - ' ''
NOTIl i: to chi:iitohs
Notice Is hereby given that Har
ry 1
I'nioii
as Adniinistiato
niiiuiiM, 1 1 hi- r-ueuia anu riaxcaia deceased All neinnnK .,.i..,r
comDUt between : ,.iiims urninsi -.f,i .wt
. iviuM,uum uim soveinmem hereby notified to present the
1 oay oi tne laxuitie year. This. . " " ",3 . . , same to s.thl Adnt niftrntnr nt i.u
........ Church In Mov en f'ltv h cli Imu 1. . .. . . .. (
creuii vun ou ciaimeu oaiy uy the , - " ' , ... . i.ranoe. ureon, witiim sixmonlhsi
the chief , 'T i-nu.u..;; ',v' wrowo -Mm- f,om Ur. of t,u. first ubli.
than husband or . ,r?"C' V ,m,m'z- arch- While Jalisco and Durango seem ty tu- i ountv
vears of aire nr In ' "l8l,op of Ouadalajara, under the ! to be thu two states Where tile .("otintv Ureirnn
ir-nlippt g IZ!,:, r"1:,: "r ''"" o...er i ir0,S:?":. oi'
The rt'lief prayer! for
plaint Iff have judgment against
the defendants herein for the sum
of $1,720.00 and , Interest on
$1,500.00 at eight per centum per
annum fiom December 'Jth, l!tJ,
'111 paid. $170.00 attorney fee anl
her costs and disbursements ben
ln: and that that certain mort
gage tflven by you and your said
husband, on the 27tli day of Feb
ruary, 1921. and recorded in the
records of Pnion County, OrcBO'i,
on Tract ""' in CoKgun's Second
Addition to l.a Grande; und on lot
2 of block 12 In Hunan's Addl-
.Myi rs lias boon appointed Hon to l.a Orande. all in I'nlon
Court of
Da Otande. Orepon. on Saturday,
Januai-y 2Hth, 1027. ht 'lO A, -at
w hlch time said ci edltors may
nttend, prove their claims, exaui
Ine the bankrupt, and tVanaiet
such other business as may pi op
eel y coiuo before said ineeflns.
If. K. DIXON, Ai
Iteferee In- Pankrupteyi
(All claims must i)e sworn to oa
bankruptcy blanks before lllnv.
l-is-lt.
is crime Hereditary Many students think so. Is feeble-i ' ;.: . , . . : " "itionury army m the
state of JnlT art. uitncsmff
lnAnAno lw,,i: 9 ,f 4... a J... 1L.-..1. T .. 11 ! . a...." ..... . . 1 . HC0'
iniuuiiuijii iicituiuu,)' i luuilj' HUIIK HO. JS llJiSililliy i iruin i nu iiixpnyer on ine last j
ereditary; Mearly all students think so.
If an fVinn mum aP o i i. nnriuin U'lin fu i-n lahm
W f wa. uui viiilllltaio, IIIClll V til lllll I I'L'lllt?- I,. .!... ... t : . . , . .
t.,inAnA ;,.., nr !.... iu il-u " support, und ciinnot bo divided be. """"" l mu. , . . iiemieu uie .iexicun uei, - ,.:, v( tMs ,,,. wlli,.h l8 ,,
imhuu, iiicnij vi uui uinuiic aiu uie uiuiureii oi pureilis UKe tween
ijiemselves, and will in turn have children after their own
two individuals." . v....imuiiu o. uiu i epoi t inut ine :kiioii io uie i-.ucuarisuc consress on the. nth day of January, 1!)27
If husband and wile file separ- -s---i mm jrar. uh .irresieu . HOIlKftT S. 15 A KIN,
ate retuniK, tlie personal exemp-
I 111 'uenliiieie l, I,, mil .....1
deDiirtlng from the French' Riviera.' , i(h .ti,e lit'. Ito'v. Mliruei lie l ... :
...Mora, hltihup' br ZueULeearf. 'iviib
lJrlneesii Helen and Carol were licensed or tielni? Iniplleuted In n
married In 1!2I after his nioruun- plot to further the plans of Villa.
the taxable veur. uneno wu annulled. ..They became stoiin: or protest from Cutholle
peisi.nal exemption shull lie separated tile next year. When j circles In various countries and
: .. Attorney for Administrator
Jan. 1 .' -1 S - 2 & Feb. 1-S.
.NOTICK TO CltlilllTOJtS
l-.rlnvi, H, ,.,;il . ,!.. u: .. J !. ""' "'"""S. the
, .... ... juincuuiiiB '" 'flrih ," "f .1 & l 0 inuy be, la lien by . fr 1-urisT . .
ueiawaie proposes to prevent it. Thirty inmates of the, r UIVI,K" -'" "imu.
.tiltc hosnital for Lhr illRUIlP have Uoon nnnrnlnJ nm.n n. Cllllllire Of NIllLus
,,t n... r.. ,. j. .!.. .l .... i i n.i ' case the stulus or a taxpayer at,c innrrlan with Mile. Zl.i Lain- i He was exiled from Mexico amid
I ......... .w... ..umuv.. "itu JMI1U. J.II13 piUCL'S lb clwillK.'S (llll'lllff
V) be annlicd to others, the nersnnal e:
i an u mount which beurs the same Curo1 relinquished his royal pero- ; eventually una allowed-to return
; ixing discussed by social workers, this idea receives its ratio to ir.nu us the number ot native in iKcember, is his sonj
iist trial from a state not often Jissori-ilnH with n,,v.) i,lo.,u montlia lurlnir which the tuxpuycr rrol "l marrluKe with . Helen, I rCNKU.W. .SKUVU ICK hki.d
t uim nu,,, " SlULC not Olteil associated With novel Ideas. . ,.,. u twlvft ;,,, I-rlnee Michael, was named crow. XAI.K.M. Ore., Jan. 1. A1-)-
i iuuiv,ue uis lutllin a way 10 eliminate most Ot our Cl ime, plus an amount which beurs the Prlep- wneo that time there have 1 1-uiieial services for Cliuuiiecy , ll'iuldatlon. All persona who may
: -brr,ss r lnsanity-lhc of urni 10 know s the'taxZ"; 3,at";'z,owrr
ll" Wic-uiui, &uuixS lur SUCIl a )UllCy ailO the was married and living with bus-
Notice Is hereby fjiven that tin
undersiKned. as Superintendent ot
Hanks for the State of Oregon, Is
I n e ha rife, of 1 lie assets and a f
fairs of the i'ove State Manl:.
A1 .Cove, Oregon, for the purpose ot
: to "repent"
ady
anil return to Hucba-
Hishop of I'endtetnn. sn of Mr. and j have c alms u gainst said bank a' e
Airs. (.. r. Hishup of this city, were j hereby notified to make leg!
held at the Ktrst l'resbyterlan I proof thereof, by filinir- a dulv
VCIltual adontion nf simihir in k (1f nentnell,.., l,....l,,..,i band or wife, or was the head of rt"8t lo reclaim his rlBhts to the church of this city beginning at J, verified claim, aa by law provide!
.,,.. r " l.a fuinlly. Iieura to twelve iiiontlia. ',,,rol,u- J o'clock this ttfternuon. with the Deputy Superintendent ol
Knr this purpose a rruetlotlal purt
or u month sliull be disregarded
unless It unioiints to more than I
hair a month. In which ruse it 1
Tlie amuiint of iiersonul exemption f
sliull not exceed $:ifu(l where the
heud of u- family is married dur
ing tin- laxi:ble, yeur.
. ri"he 'tlormat lax Is 't'j pe- rent j
on' (lie. Mint, Mima of taxalde In
come; 3 per cent on t he' second
t lllllli. and b per cent on the bal
ance. :
The tax may be paid in (nil at
the time tlie return is tiled, or tlie
I PRESERVING PRIMITIVE MAN
Walter Goodfellow, a leading English naturalist, has what "J"1" '"' tullHl,i"l', 1 " month.
(e admits is a crazy idea," and yet he asks a serious hear
ts: for it. lie wants to have New Guinea set aside as a pre
)rve for primitive man, and keep the natives just as they are,
ithout trying to kill them off pr improve them. ; !
v "Close it to the traders and missionaries," he says. ' "Let
: (innibalism alone. It has its own 'natural -check." "Yes,
lat is "crazy," "by. all ordinary civilized sUmdards. It is so
, HIIHUI. anu latlicaitnat there IS 110 likelihood of its being taxpayer may pay bis lux In uuar-
lopted. Let those natives wallow in their ignorance and '"T " 25
.... T ' n.v.i ihiiwinnui. cum ,.(.), on .MarclL la, June 15, Hcpt-
itn; Let them eat each other.'1 Keep out the missionaries! ember i.v, and .Dcc. nUwr ,15, s-
011 can hear a world-wide roar of protest. p.-. ttvoiy. ;
Tl r. ..11 1- j ' t I "rdcr to avoid penalties for
it coukiii t ue none, even n, governments agreed on such iieiiiniueney. ruturns jnust rcuch
policy. Trade would find its way in, as usual Civiliza- ,l'"'"rK " ' af ''"iietiur .inuiticv in
ol,l , lv,lt,.,,l III. I. l'"U'':M-orfl,,Hn net later than lldlKht.
" .. "..."uii'ij, niui us religion anil lUlll IllUI Slureli IS. accompanied ly tlie pay- I
S White than S diseases. men! or at leawl "ft icr cent of the
' Yet from the purely scientific point of view of the natural- '
t, it isn't such a queer proposition. We have our preserves n n
:.r "wild life," to prevent the extinction of animal and bird UCly KUIUOrS 01
wies anu keep them as a sort of permanent exhibit, in their
ttural haunts, for civilized man to observe and study. Our
iiickward races" arc dying out. The stone age men of New
uinea, one of tho lowest typos of man, would bo of rare
terest to the rest of the human race in future if they re
ained, as they. have been fur thousands of years, a living
;;ample of'what all human races probably were lontr auo
Meeting Between
Carol and Helen!
I'.MtIS, Jan. IS (Al'l--l'rliiccss
Helen, royal wire of Itumunlu's
erriint I'rluiv Carol Is on her way
to Italy with her six-year-old son.
; mt would be a permanent lesson in humility,,, and yet in- JZ i!. V
: nvig in tlie progress it showed and the still irieutor ennacitv UtK l, ,vv,',,n r mi her iniHband
.. . ... ia . ..) t J Hint I lie If mitiiitliiM ............
" 1 ' UIH . I... .til... I 1 1 , t.. .1
Miem, The authorities at Hueha-
ri-M exphun that I'rince.ss Helen
will ii'turn to llticharest nrt aoon
as Kbe eompletejt arranicementH fur
.Mlehnel'H atay at lliu Dalian resort
or Uiippallo.
Kver Htnee word reached Parts
that rmol had left the retreat mil
the Uivfera where he spent the
hellthiyK. there lmn- benii on end f
of Kos.ip of he pOMMtbllily of llift
pain croHsiuir that of Helen.
In (IiIh counectlun attention la
been called to the fact (hat
MiHlaine l.upem'U In uhu(e com- j
puny I'nrni came lo France more
than 11 year ago after he renounced
his rtcht to (he Kunianlau throne.
hi not w Ith him.
l-'i-temlS IVtiniiH'iit
Hut I'arolH pemunal friendtf
tbrnw duubt mi the reports uf a
inuetlitff with Helen. InninUnjj that
be hax no deaire whatever lo meet
her. Their vemion of the affair
Ih that as soon as t'arol beard !
Helen had left Mm-barest fur tho
Itullun ilKteru ha lust do time tu
Gjinluiiubiy I
TRAVEL UT MUTOK bTAt;il
le?
.' Ut liraudo for JiMeph :! A. M. J-n M
" " Usher ami IKilse . t.ii A. M. . I v. M.'
Baker 'only - . . ,.. M.
" 1'euUletou - 1 1 :0U A. M. . 8:30 I'. M. - B:IS I'. M.
Connection at Pendleton for Walla Walla. Pasco dud Tort
land; at Portland all pulnla Houlh and North.
Ia rirniula lrp(il I'tioue 7W9
All Modern 1'lialr Car 8lae.
-tit iniui I'rntt. Ih ciiinc town,
He looked jii-t like u IH (M
clown.
I'lierc nit; mjiiic fnlk; that call him
l iicK Walt,
While Mum folks try to find .miiiic
fnuK.
He m-IIs ni:itei-ial nt lllilnln
, sMcd.
I'M'ry Mile turns (o n Ktntd ript?
seird.
runners come to the lumber yard
ml bouhi Miinlpaper by be yard
Sf they 'otild have iol.s ttf ffiit
When I heir loving wife had a fit.
Triicklnufls of inatcrfal are co
Inc to all illii--lltiii-. t'tml K -r'l-nj;
with liyblulni; speed. Well. It
s uettliii; pretty late and I Know
I 11111 Kt'ltinx hungry by Ihe feel
ur my tongue on my leelh. S
one moi-e tbinjc this lime we have
II rew hundred pounds of white
lend for women who desire perma
nent IKWlbjl
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The t'oor Man't l rirnii"
Hear 'oiinilry. 1'hone lnm SIN
in Kundar Hiiwtneaa.
Children Need
Vitamins To Assure
Strong Bones end
SCOTTS
EMULSION
Is The Ideal Food-
. . Tonic It
Abounds In Cod
liver Oil Vitar . ins '
Scot Powne. Bloom held N ; - rt-r 1
Operate your Radio
from vour light sock
et with
PHILCO SOCKET
POWER
B . . $35.00 -
A and B . $58.50
II &S Electric
Summer Hotel Bldg.
Phone 393-W
when
PAZQ OWTMENT
Is Appltetl, tsecauso
It Is Fnsitivo In Action
Itbcprina immeilialoly to taha out tho In
flammation end redueo all Sweliincr.
Ihe first application brinj3 Great Rtlicf.
BtfC ftehlnir InntAntty .ml Qick:y R.-llrvc. Irritation.
E.verw twiu in crit pf lonir ntanointr h.vt. rjmvel that PAZO OTMTMT r.n b
rtanfcd upon with abwiluto ceruunly lo fau,p any cuo o: Uchini;, Bliad. BleKtinc or
Frorraainr I'll..
S'5!??.';';?ii'?lt'n', nt! tril Stt. sml Foriin Coiintri-..
l'AZO OINTMfcNT n tuo3nth fil. fip. Attachment. .nd ia UftbaiM. tiOc.
The circular enclosed wuh each tuM and Ixa coataim facu about l-ilei which .v.rj.
booj ahould knew.
PARIS MEDICINE COLirANY. Beaumont and Tin. Etrta, St Look llx
-Since 18S0-
IVK HAS STll.l.i:i) TIIK . lUMItlM) .VOIVK. OP THIS WATKhTalU ''V'b".""'
kklc in.ta.lu .l.unu above U at l'onlre,li,a. Swllicrlan.l. nUere l,unlrl, f tourist? h.v
. guni oq IU bful.
BATH ROBES and HOUSE
SLIPPERS
AT li PRICE
NORTON'S KIDDY. SHOP;