La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1927, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text-LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday,' February 1, 1927. BRITISH OLIVE ALLIES, GERMANY BRANCH SPURNED SETTLE TROUBLE "Page Six OUT UUK WAY; ;:a ; . , ; ;: : .. , . ; ; ; By Willianls f - Cantonese Government breaks Off Negotia tions with England ( HANKOW, Feb. 1 (Al')-Thn llrilihh olive branch was niuriied . today by Iho Cantonem.: (natlunw ,ullHt.) KOvornniont Svhii'h jjrnk.j off : iH'KOtlutlons tor-a nvw treaty by .-which Great HHtafn jrom). to L Krnnt many demands of ChlmtiM , J for freedom from foreign diniim- J tion. I- ; The Can torn so government n , flitted to nnn un tiKroement while "jt ,the ttrltish armed forrt s wurc eon p' centratlng In heavy force at .Shunr ! ' ha I, The agreement was to have, prepared tho way lor a treaty by r whirl! Great Hriluin would have f receded her coiK'cHHlon dinf rlei ." In many or the, cliles of China, to , the ChlncKe ant hurl t leu r-laininj,' ',' only u jiarlhtl ndminiHtrntlvo run- trol to lumire rlnliU of foreign- i. HhanKhal was expected, tin: khi- I oi'XHionH there being under lute- -1 national control, f I rent Ttrlttiln una tireiiared I o I yield on other point H fuel ml i tig cxirtl inrriiuriiiiiy iy inch in meant the right of foreigner to ..trial In their own rourtH. The ItrlllKh a Iho would have granted a change In ndmlnlHt ration of the tariff at present Hubject lo t'tirfigii control. Great Britain wan com) art lug negotiation with both the imtion allat (CanloneMe) government ami tho Poking government, which for a year liuvo contended In battlo for control of all China. Whllo natlonallHt government did not an ftlgu these dual negotiations an a reason for refusul to proceed Jur 1hcr with preparations for a trealy, thero havu been Intimations both front Uunkow urn 1'ekiiig thut neither of the Chinese govern ments would consent to a treaty which recognized the other, . The. negotiation were broken off today by Kugene, Chen, Can loneHO foreign tnlnlHler, . who de clined to lgn the auteirm-iil prof fered by thvon O'Malhy, llrittsh charge d'affalrs In behalf of JiIk government, j Senate Passes ! Bill For Moving -Of County Seat STATIC IIOCHM, FALKM Ore., Feb, 1 (Al() The senate yesler day nnanbnoiiHly pawned 1 lie bill providing for removal of the coun ty Heat of Jackson eounty from Jacksonville, lo Alcdford. The bill previously panned the, house, ami will becomo law when governor I. -J, I'atterHou sltcus 11, Senator 1 Milium ()?. plained IJ-wt tho elect orate of Jaekon county Home time uko authorised t he trnnsfer, but that the enurls later held the eleclion to ) Invalid he cnun of. a flaw In the election notlccH. Heild the hill wan there fore remedial IcKlnlal Ion and bad tho KUpport of it large niajnrlly of tho peoplo of JarkHen county, ' Heniitor Alone i huM that tho judiciary eommllleo had added un veniernenny claiiHe in order that tho transfer of Ihe county niat inlirht be made on July 1.' I I - '-I ' I I'll! I I fl I. a! S I I t I II'.-' I I ,'?; I . j Disarmament Questions Agreed Upon, hans l Dispatch Reports , PA,Uia. FVb. 1 (AP) Full agreement on tho disarmament iiueHtlons which have boon tho KiilJct of protected negotiations lietween the a Mica and Germany vaa reached toduy. The allied council of ambas- sadom is working out .a few re I maluhiK details but all pending I difference over tfifi military eon- iroi of (jermany Have been settled. ! and tljere ar 'no problems to b j turned over to tho league of na I lions, i . '', : The lnier-allied inllltary con trol commiHion, nor ceases to funclton, the -J'uruo taking over the work of si'elnK that Germany complies wl(h the disarmament , provisions of the Versailles treaty. In- broad lines the agreement ( calls for the destruction of tho ; tortincatlonn Kuestrln and Glogau, In I'niHHla and 22 fortified, works j In the vicinity of Kocnigsbcrg. . Ihe' Uennun ffovernmont, sol- , emnly affirms that no other for- , tifleatlons exist except those ex- press I y rftf OKiiized by the allies, and agrees not to construct others. kiik aVov vyT HAItUIHliliitO. Pa. Ona wo man objects to men in high hats. Hlrl pod trousers unit spats under j KDine circumstances at least. A man's resolution for such dress for male legislators caused' no much ohleetlun by Representative Helen 'rimes that nothing -was dono about It. Clyde-G. Huntley Explains Income Thl I'xcinptlon l Hiilinc. by urlt I iiiK ucniHR the I'liri of the n-ttirti . 1 "l.'v,. ,.,,,!,,,, ,.i,,i,.,,i. , - .Tax As Relating to. ' Corporations X'ZXztilt ' " ' l"wn " l'lii'"'ll tjlutcun'nt (if l "I. I I. AM) Or,... ., i. HhiM.tH t t lit- ,.! of tin. dllTi.nl tho corponillon lowthvr Willi mi ,v,'i y , iirponilloii whli-h him lin,-n -yoiii-Mli.l ul 111,. ,.i,l or tin. nri'vloiiH ,. i ri.i,.vi, i. ..;. f ,. no tnr-oilio y.'iir should ho shown 111 Iho hihioo mIi.Hm in .foil ,i... ,.. I ir, iii,ro,l ror Hint 1uiioho. , ,. Hil,-h llio coiioilllloll In notlinlly i "Tho fuel that tho 'rorporiillon oponitod. '."I'ti I ut u lo for Iho luxnhlo Iti luin ll.-ink arc pcimroil lo i pi rlo.l. elm s not rolli-ve tho oor- oovor 11 i,lo vnrlily of liiilimtllos. poiullon from flllnic a ioluiii.Th nM, many llin s nulv not nnnlv lo lltlona lmn!u"'1101"' Wmiltlnn In u Ion may iho hunlno.sn of Iho -corporation .............. un ...uoi- I..- iniiiiiiiK i-oiiii-n;.- i ho only - huoii Hiiltlntr 111 a git I ii. . I IIiioh as. apply to yoiif hiiHlm'HH rnnl "If llio eorjioratlon whs Inaollvo, I Mil onl nil oxpliinatoi- HchodiilcH nun tifiii no inooinc, wrllo hub luce oiiihhi .ior. 11 un- hcimmiuio pro-, .. .... . i ....ri..,..-. .1... retmna'br nnX 'mpani f V'ny : 1,','tllr h",rr0 nQl 'j('H' -Htlomt sched- t.Mist I,.. i ilM , , ' ' V ! p,l,,l,p r "'I'y collector. A let- ule as. are necessary. m-iKMn Mi imin un. ui puraiiiins mjfu.m.eii limine eoiiHtHUte: a return, as returns on y(.ar 1 should fil a. return from! form- 1 13 are remtlred uy law the actual date of Ineorpnratjpn to and uri: Torwarded to the bureau jiPn ;, IjilmI, and sliotild lake a of Internal rovenue at Washington, 1ro rtlU amount of the exemption, iiiedi 'iinralt d munt flh lax return imidi porall'rn jr:is h- i n actually dis solved." d e!:!ied Clyde (1. Illinlley. collee.tor nf tntenial revenue, -in a Hiittenienl loday explaining Die pro visions of the federal law- relating la cnrpoi-utinns- and the com! tiudi'r whleh they are required to render an aecnuuthiK of their busi ness operations In ihe government. 'I'lie. iilatetiicnt I'ollons:- r venue. . - As It: the case of Individuals, re turns by corporations must reach the office of Collector Huntley in Portland not Ittfter than midnight, Mareh lb, unless a flseal year basis hi;s been adopted. Where a tax is due I he', government, tho ret urn must be accompanied by tho pay ment of at least one-fourth the to tal tav. , . come tax ret urn l-oi in I I 20. for corpora i iona i iliug on the calendar-year haHl, a ml Imii iii 1 1 1M A lor thue filiate on a fiscal-year banH. : ', Vcrifhatlnn bf Uelinns "The verification' of tile return inn"; he made by the collector.' Some IvvcinplhH - i'.'I'nder Section Sill, of Mjci Hovo- by two oi (leers of iiHe Act of 1 ill's, certain corpora Iho corporation before a notary lions ntcoxemnt from tax. A com public or dpuly collector of Inter- ; man mistake is for officers oC such mil revenue. j corporations -to overlook tho fact "Tho i-oinrn tnu.1t nhow- a full j that they are not exempt from fil account of tin.' profit or loss. during ! Ing returns unless a claim for tin- year, and vhete the transac ! exemption lias been filed with the tlons are siinieient ' to warrant a 1 commissioner of Internal revenue basis without special permission balance aliei'i, comparative balance 1 and exemption has been granted, from tip commissioner of Internal New. Ou'Mmtlon8r'ryiNN as filipg on liie calendairr-yeajtbasis unless tho collector's ojtIi Is noti fied that they have oJecft J to flic on a fiscal - year .basis.:' If you elect lo file your first return on cither u calendar year or a fiscal year basis, you cannot change tin out a Davliffht Kitchen Unit now that I have one,, ::;' :l:j.:y:: Said a happy Housewife who took advantage of our special offer. It costs you nothing to have this unit installed for trial and we , will gladly remove the installa tion if it should not prove to be as represented. "Like most modern conveniences for the home, once you have enjoyed the advantages of a Daylight Kitchen Unit, you wonder how you got along without it before" said this lady. "When I realize how I used to strain my eyes trying to work under the unsatisfactory kitchen light I used to have and contrast it with the soft shadowless glow of the Daylight. Unit, I wish that I had known about it sooner." You, too, can modernize the lighting in your kitchen. , Just telephone and we will come and show y6u what good .kitchen lighting means. N . Only 50 cents down when satisfied and one dollar per ?' month on service bill. $7.50 complete with appliance outlet and mazda lamp, ' j installed in your kitchen. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co "Daylight Your Kitchen" Innes Is Released From U. S. Prison ATLANTA. Cla.. I'M), 1 (AP) Vlctor K, Junes, of 1 'm tland, 'Ore., lias been released from At Innta federal . pent ten Mary where, ho served a term on conviction of using mulls to defraud.. He 7md served three years of I his five-year term and last H:i t - imlay looU the paupers oat h tn 1 escape a $l,oao flue. That nicht a friend paid the I0(H flue. IVnU I tentlary oftielals today n fused to i say who the belief ad or as and Ha Id they were not Inlorme.d as lo 3 lines whereabouts. ' Junes was convicted nf fraudu lent use of the malls to jwlndle I wo Atlanta sisters, M i s. Klelse Nelins Dennis and Miss lte,itiiee Nelms, for whosi murdM" In San Antonio he and his wife, had he n Indtcled. They ver chargetl with having lured them to 'IV xa ntnl murdered them and de-armed the bodies, but when e:ilb.l to trial neiptltlal was ordered an the bodies hud not been found. iUr, ami Aim. Junes also served terms la t he Georgia state prison in connection with tho case. Trace of the Nelms sister never was found, tilt hough t he search extended lioni Atlanta. to Nan I'Yanelseo, San An onto and into Mexico. Puerto Cabezas Where the Pot Boiled Over .: 1 V 3 Nle im.TU't Me.Ml.l the ulr.tt : 'b.ellM. i iv.ua. one of the most important centers of the emit roveiv over nn-ri-ah ' 1'iMMieiii iiiinirs; is pieiuitMi uvru. r mmilifc on 'the Caribbean t- -h town Is the boadq.aviers of the Sacasa tn "revolutionarv" f;ieiio ..r Is one of ihe places Svheif A lmlral Iatliner landed l S. mnriinw mh.I ni,.i.ir.-i,..H' oae." thereby ta.irtiiiK a storm of debate In both Americas. In the foreground are piers' ,n 'he bM-b ejt-tMi nil Is Hragman's Uliiff. on whleh in out of the town is built. in Nie vi:its,riLi: j'outi.y MOW VOUK- Hoe's a v. mallle Vortla. Julia Kohti (Mrs. Itetnanu In AIkusc) Is an actress, a la- r. a pianist, a limm -womiui, a nWm mer, a tennis ptuv- r and -i 'omse wife. She Is 2i years el I, fivu lei I one nud weights Mi peuiids. Hh loves to eat and uses eosn,. 11. h only on the sta'e. ALL NIPPON MOURNS THE DEAD MIKADO ItltlAKS I'AlttH.i; SAT, KM", Ore., K b. 1 D Jleniy Cmnstork, a i rested ej ti r . day In Hooplas, comity e liar red with possession of a still, v paroled from the slate pii.Min lusi fall, nceordlntr to Warden I .life. The warden last nbrhl s nt a prisim KUnrd to ItoMehnrn to In hu; I'oni stoek back to Salem. The "Innis--" of the i:as m ! that breathes lit ami out an I measures the use nf i.rtis is' mad from Kheepsktn that bat; b rt i r pechilly prep;iri'd to niabe it ini perxlous to the corritsive i I tneid; In ;as. Vale lias nide a wonrin p'c-j feasor of pvrhlafrlc liHrslmr. t b Hist post ot U - (.lil t to be Cte. ited. He This i:a S, ,- Impel he. II f til M iyaiita here . hoc -j J e. San lYaneiseo linw.-cH II i II ht'it '.vim see the iinnip llOYAIi COAL it makes yoit have a vhnii reclhiH: lownriLt t it, especially If yoii have ever tried It. I mudc n t i'tp to Portland lately ami 1 no lietMl that so im of the IcndliiK c"al dealcis alcn 'the road run a hl slKH "ItOYAli COAL." lr I had not ImVii In such a Iincry, 1 would hate lioue hiajitl coiiuintiilatcd the nifii uith RO.rhI wnmi ! Jiaml shake! ' We nro ecrtafnly plea-sed with tmr wiles on ' the KOVAL COAL ami tmr many satisriei cus tnmerK Jtiyal Ctinl Is clean and hot. very light In n.ih. burns Ioiik- ec, less titiulde mid Is absolutely KiMrnutct'd. If you dri not like lioyal Coal better fro to the loc ttn nud have jour heail aiuilyxcd. Itoyul Nut is Hit a sack ybeif ou take " It away mid fnnii-li your Vnvii sacks. Kopil l uiii Is St.rO per ton ilckiveictl or SI 1 .30 a ton where you liauL It away. A mini cam; in Ihe office the other day and said. Votii' Itoyul Oml Is no uiual. It ;Miinkes.' I luhl him tbaf his flue-must be slopH(1 up. ".No." dm said, "the fine is nit rijrht.". "Well," I (old hlin, "We have no trouble .In our sluve," and we were just about ready to take i blm over to the lmu: to piove to him (hal Ihe coal did iini sm:ke mid nil he had lo do in ronvliu'e me. was jn-t (.- point his riugfr at our liiy; biick elilnmey. ami tcioark, "Don't you sec the suHikc eom;nr mil He had a Kotxl heai'ty lauijli and ordered sonnv more HOYAL COAL. , ' Claude C. Pratt . Lumber Co. 'rbe Toor ftlan'i I'-rlmil" Nrnr Pmnulry. - I'liono Mala 24M . No Knnflny HimlniMi. V READ" TiHE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADs ! " . . (NBA Sorvl,- ir. t!n fh-si lo roach America. kHowk litin-k liortw . ...ii. in.. i-. uu.iMs or icmppror IcwnlliHo wore ciken in T.ikyo Inmi Hie i-mul villi ' .-..mi Hii-fnn uoep niimir in iiiKnwiiy itwmueil llio li.niti.i nf llu h..r Do you like to sleep late in the morning? . An Electric Perco lator will make yoiu coffee while you are dressing. II &S Electric l- I.. Itiililnvnn Sonimer Hotel Bldg. Phone 893-W These wives of ours! We took them from the shelter' of their families, gave them two or three rooms and a share of our sal-, ary-rthen left them sitting there among the wedding presents, a bit bewildered. But they know how these wives of ours. They knew how to make rooms into homes, and how to get ;more merchandise out of a dollar bill than we ever could; We're lucky to have wives. How dg they do it? Look through this paper, day after day. You will ' find advertisements covering , almost every human , need. They are filled with hints for the household, 1 hints for clothing, hints. for keeping young. They are virtually little essays on life. No wonder these wives of ours follow them so carefully. As one wise : wife said: "It isn't so much that I know housekeeping so well.; I know where to learn it!" 1 Most advertising is prepared especially for women. Read it. I tforms an authori tative textbook on good housekeeping. f