Dayton tribune., March 12, 1925, Image 8

YOUR INCOME TAX
YOU» INCOME TAX
No. 10
NO. V
H. P. Rnllw y Go.
Electric Spark*
Uncle Sam is a millionaire even
A debt discovered to be worthlees and
ariaing from lire«, «forma,
bonrn in
Soine p-oplo think
•barged off the Ixjoks of the taxpayer •hipwreck, "or otber cmmalty,” or from
for the year 1921 may lie deducted from theft, whethee or aol conuectnd with n merely * place to stay away from,
the groee income in computing net in­ lax payer’» business, M* be deductad
John XV. Davie has about fully
come forthat year. The return must from groe» iiicome in hi» 1924 income
resumed
where he left off in Wall
show evidence of the manner in which las return. If hia home or automobile
the worthlessness ol the debt was dis- ia destroyed by
or Ids property
covered and that ordinary ani legal damaged by »torni, the lusa ia deduc­
Those who sav business men
means for its collection have been or tible tor the year in which it was incur- should run our government do not
would be unavailing.
underlined bow quickly Washing­
Bad debts may oe deducted in whole
Loes ■( property by theft or burfUry
When
deducted,
tbe
lax-
is an allowable deduction,
and need not ton can turn a business man into
or in l»rt-
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paver mint be able to »how with a
incurred in the taxpayer’» trade or a politician.
reasonable degree of certainty the business.
All fads go by cycles except this
Partial deine-
aiuoant uncollectible.
A loes from embezzlement is al*» de- erosa-word puzzle erase, and it goes
tiows are allowed with respect to specific jucpt,|e
debts only.
I All losses are deductible only to the by cyclopedias.
valid debt proved to be worthless extent t»y which thev are not compel»
If it be true, as an item state*,
may not always be a proper deduction. sated tor by insurance or otherwise.
that scarlet fever germa are tran«-
For example, unpaid amounts repre­
mittAd when the boys shout at
senting wages, rentals, or simitar items
each other and the girls whisper
are not allowed as deductions unless in­
to each other, the scarlet fever
cluded as gross income in the creditor’s
return for the year in which the deduc­
To members of the Red Cross
germ will never lack for transpor­
tion is sought or in a previous year.
On March 18, l»25. at 7:30 p. m . in tation facilities
The fact that expected income was not the County Court House in McMinn­
McAdoo says he prefers Cali­
received does not reduce the amount of ville, Oregon, the members of the Ke i
fornia
to tbe White House as a
tsxabie income of the creditor.
Cross for Yamhill Countv, Oregon, will
Unpaid loans made to needy relatives hold a meeting for the purpose of elect­ place in which to live, which ex
or friends with little or no expectation ing
1
officers for the ensuing year, and plains why he pouted when Davi»
that they would M repaid are not de­ for transacting an" other buMnew as
was given the preference.
ductible, but are regarded as gifts.
may properly come before the organiza­
The German foreign minister
Mrs. Marv Gilkev was given a birth­ tion.
says
three grave dangers menace
1 tunean, Président.
S.
day dinner at her home Sunday, by a
G. Eckman, Secretary.' world peace. Germany is two of
J
number of relatives living here.
Notice!
Painted floors look!
better'
Don’t put up with un­ house. Besides it imparts a
sightly, unfinished or worn glistening high-gloss finish
floors when it is so easy to that is easy to keep clean
make them spick-and-span and sanitary with a damp cloth
and attractive with Acme or mop. Acme Quality Floor
Quality Floor Paint. This Paint is just one of many
famous finish both beautifies finishes made under this
and protects. It gives floors famous label—each one the
a bright look of newness that best for its particular purpose.
Come in and
adds to the
see colo
appearance
cards.
FLOOR
PAINT
of the whole
acme quality
E. Demaray Hdwe
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No.
(® by W«t,r« Nvwaeaper Unload
Vertical.
any
13—Piente
Given for Your Artistic and Studious Work
on this Puzzle
1st
Grand Prizu
—Model 20
Atwater-Kent
Radio Panel
SECOND PRIZE $200 CREDIT on any NEW Kimball piano in th
McCormick Music Co. »tore, at f. o. b. factory »ahsroum price».
855 »ml
Daily evcepl Sunday
Sunday* n special leaves Porelnnd
nt 0:45 arrives Dayton 8;<I6; arrives
Corvallis f>;15
EACH OF NEXT it will reoelv« with «very radio ml pur. ha-.-1 r >c u- u
m »3 Gwolt "A" hatWry free or a I0H credit on any nnw Klmi. UI m >
piano, f. u b. factory mdrsrwiu priura
D*Uv*rvd lu >uur hum« without
vxira charge*
EACH OF NF XT 44 will wrlvr an a*art of !<»’ to apply «n »n
chandUv ordered at one Umr. from our *to K AWtravt good* nut liHiuuro
MCH Ol m \I IM
Kimball piano at f o. b. factory MiMnwiu prk'aa. Ptaiiu* *** uc deliver
in hum* without extra char**
IB CABS Ol kill
a ill receive the priae in full fur which they ai* lied.
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RULES
First DtUe Will be awarded to tbe mod AllTWTW ( ORHH T •»•••» re»e *e1
Cowwcutiee |i.*«» will be «warded frviu tiw »laudisHM >»1 srV»Uc. * rt.«t • '«•
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You may tbu« aveur«« the mfuna*tk>a nr« < -a«ty tor the cairw* t •» “«•« » « ”
puole
Kiii kwe «tan'ped. seif addrwaeed *«tek>|>e. If y«’i writ»
AiMrvM all «twwrni to cruae word pua&ks, tu the Ad»»»U*-i‘S iHpatluien
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A eMapbte list nt 3U3 award« «UI be <O*n m tbto euateat
Ktu ploy res of the McCuruik-K Music Ce aud their tamhire are Bui eU<ible la ih|S
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BARBERSHOP
Jjairciittin^
Agency for Ni wlvrg Laundry
Dayinn,
•
Oregon.
L Sherman & Son
them, what’s the other one?
Scientists are debating whether
INSURANCE
an extinct species can be revived.
Our i-xpirat o i flies »re com-
Let’s have a few remarks from the
piste. You are assured that nil
cross-word puzzle makers. They
expiring insurance will receive
revived the ancient moa, the auk
prompt attention.
and the dodo.
Many sealskin coats being sold
Harry Sherman
this winter were worm by rabbits
On g. n
Dayton.
last winter.
Why do not people who contem­
plate suiciding just take up resid­
Mrs. G. E Mauts
ence in Herrin, Illinois instead .’
Ktxitmn^
Tbe p»sb dice department seems
Best Rooms Oa Earth”
to tl.i» that the newspapers
e all profit if the news-
would
•>n.
Í) t v ton.
ild get their second cl»i s
papers
•
postuge . oe
Dr. 0. C. Goodrich
A man isn’t old until he begins
constantly to feel a druft some­
where.
Office Phone Red 49
SHE WAS SAFE. Margaret—
< heg n.
Dayton
Horizontal
"Can a person be punished for
Vertical
1—KUven letter»
something he hasn’t done.’
tune*!
Teacher—‘Of course no»..’—Mar-
T. A. Snook, M. D
too Without
Kmt mit
I
garet—“Well, I haven’t done my
rquipment.
dia|*lte<i after trying an AtwaUr Kent
lettera
K
two
urgpon
of the hteit improv erren! In Kimball
geometry yet.”
in«<e where Kimball piam»« bar« b«««
R
78*3
Office, Phone Rad 79.
n> n tfacturd dnee fin»t «t«rtr«J
People of the United ^tatis
”W '
four tetter»
Material use I in
I Would own 87 Jier cent of the
manufacture of Kimball ptemw. known 20 • ' T*-- 4 Irttrr»
< I regoli.
Diivton,
•« Hing t r 8115 rithout «QUlpnirnt
L* its resilience, lasting uuabti««. and
0 kitara
Ifetlrabl«
*o
ability to stand han! u»age
world’s autos if they were paid for
■tour tetters,
in
luu 1
radio, aud
President Coolidge is reported to
Milton A Palmer
4
M IrtUis.
Uiod uaad in Kim
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advocate the use of suspenders.
bill piano«.
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5
lettm
Duty
*asum»d,
usual))
Fwu
words.
4
tetters
r«rh
THE DAYTON DAIRY
ui» n purchase of a Klmtmll pian*i.
He always did believe in placing
of internationally known mu
—• K ’—7 tetter*. It mult <»f uwn«nhlp
cf « good radio In th« horn«
responsibility where it belongs.
domra the Kimball piano.
Dear Patron»:—By thoroughly
’y
.1 tetters
hra iablr Joint In th*
—"W"—7 tetters
Name of
tuning tn • n an Atwatef Kent radio
piann manufactured by W.
That Kansas governor who is
sterilizing
the milk bottle» and
K ■—7 letters
N«m» of intrmatkm-
ball Co.
ally known piano, high grad«, aoid by
—-il”—4 letters
Proper way tn handh
charged with paroling convicts for
returning
them
promptly you can
McCormick Muaic Co,
any radio to get beet result*
Number of different
3«
r"
S Irtlrrr
greatly
naost
us
in giving you the
pay must have confused the word
•(«nlar-l pian«« «ohi by Mri.rwhi
.•'X”—two word*, total 3 tettar*.
Ito*»
Muaic Co
and manufacturad by W
Important
improvement
in
Kimball
best of service.
parole with pay roll.
\\ Kimball Co
piano*.
ImpurUnt Une of
¡'
0 kt ten
"I -5 letter«.
Covering of k»ya iwed 37
Plione 71x22
m«r« handlM bandlad
by
McCunnlrk
A food research expert has dis­
Day ton, Oregon
in Kimball pianot.
•
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|«tt*ra
t’w! i artici»« of
covered that sauerkraut contains
th.» W W Kimball <»rganitation
which th* McCormick M tale
-4 le tura
Number of y»«ra a
hra» atork fnr
at Iraa than half
more than one-half of one per cent
Kimbull piano ia guarantead-
th«
original p’krs
• 1- 7 l»•ttern
Nawaat departure from
G. B. ABDILL
• II
& l«tt*
Nam» of a piano built
tlic old »un<l«r<1 be) covering on pi«n m
alchol. This dangerous intoxicant
W Kbn ix 11 f o
■ W •—« i.,
Wood used ui Kim
IC
T«<> words. !<» tetters
Instru­
40
ball pian >*
TINSMITH and PLUMBER
will have to go.
ments msnufsrtnnhl by W
W Kim
ball Co >nd ua .«1 principally In home«
Atwater Kent liadlo
produce«
I
by
th«
Business with
pleasure. A
lettrn
Tyiw
wordr.
/•T
Having installed a Landis Stitcher
Mt nufartunnt C©
at ho k Up de«< rlpUvs of both Atwater
N —4 letter*. Rtylc of Atw»tz r Krn*
Bloomington, Illinois crost-word
Kent »nd HpliUlorf radino.
and Finisher, I am prepared to do
radio aelUDg for 870 without «-quip
mant
puzzjer who telephoned a doctor
tinned «ffuirnt rraultc in any piano.
Jn«tru-
all eh.ie repairing with nealneas.
”1’'—Two wor<b. 10 Jettera
Kimball Co. 43
nitrita biiPt by W. W
for a seven-letter word meaning
■ I
Ksanlt
W. F. AUiiU
letter*.
Popular lint of phono
• wind pipe” received the answer
of th» latent improvrinent hi Kimball
• 11 by Mcf'ornnck M imic Co
pkanut
aa
named
In
vertical
10.
Artie!© included with
20 -"S —4 Jet Ur»
“trachea”—also a bill for two dol­
H
I letter»
Mean* uf »»curing tia»
( >r< gon
Day ton.
every piano sold bj McO rtnick Mu*lc
of * piano, radio or phonograph frean
lars for professional service.
th« M< <' <m>irk Muaic t’o
word,
12
letters
N ’
e.jm?»,.i!n<l
21
popular
0 letters
The
V
Must comforting fart about th» use of 40
line of recorría nd phonograph* in the
1 Chinese leaders are meeting in
an Atwater Kent
World,
bandirli
by
M
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ormii
k
Mu*ic
Co
length of gnamnUe
22
"M"
I Irtter«
Be«t «mi m<«t «ati»
!la<|in.
Pekin to consider pressing finan-
C ol - W ilmer T aylor
f.
(
t
ry
y
'n
which
the
McCormick
23 -1!
r. f . it « »n ! letter«
Address rd
Icia) affairs. The recent war niu-t
tie l’.»rt’and dutHbutor, whotesale snd
r< Loi wtr! ■'"*
Kimball pianoa.
Livestock
4g
>
8 i. I . I «
I« ÜM E !" ’ • I If
Y”
letters
A comforting f?
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have played hob with laundry col-
giinlzation under the «ani» ownership
und control, «nd ar« th«ir pro«!urta <4
I lections.
and
I
”.S
<1 kfl*rs
N-mie of phonograph* 40
25
A sunshiny spirit at breakfast
l’an*l M*lllng fur 3V0 without acc«sx ■
««>ld by !i!-J'«-rmlek Muaio Co. on «••>
General Auctioneering
•orte*.
term«.
lie evidence of youth or good sleep.
”W
-4 letters
A material of tlis
39
'- ji
4 letter«. Romathlng you do hot 50
flneat steel im . I in «11 kunbuil m.ikr
L.V» tu do be uw an Atwater Kent
The Snappy
Iconsciece and digestion.
Iludió.
High
$ Salesman
I Another thing Eve never had to
• •
•
•
Oregon
Day ton,
■ put np with from Adam was long-
I winded stories about the girls of
I the good old days.
Can You Heat It?
I A five dollai bill has been found
Opposite Journal
187
Broadway
Where
can a man buy a cap for hi»
in the craw of a Colorado chicken.
knee?
¡The featherless species, however,
Or a key for a lock of his hair?
ne, The teams spoke from the -same Htatuuis
I devours them much farter than University of <’n gon, Eugene,
Can your eyes be called an academy?
,„1 which will luoadcast the debate this
March
12.—(Special)—Oregon a
Because there are pupils there?
month. Radio fans gave the decision
I that.
I
M
I
dtdleaey
Solution of Puzzle No. 13.
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26—< on firm
8
H
NE
t
1O
Off
c
will appear I
Over $3800in Awards
c C ormick
USIC CO., Inc.
Horizontal.
J7—MtSday
TIME TABLE
Effective Sept. 7.
imin« will arrive us follow»:
T<> I'ortlioel
ft .53 A M
No. 3
H:10 A M
No >M
11:13 I» •»
No. y»H
3:10 P. M
No. 8M
IL 33 1» ••
No. :UU)
Eroiu 1Porli md
H 2H A M
No. Ml
i 11 tV. »1 ••
No. .W
2.40 P. M
n < i . saw
11 IX) M I»
No. 3M
7:10 Il H
No, 335
Htanford debating teams will “goon
the air” in the second intercollegiate
radio ilobate In the West, Marchiò
the Oregon
''
XlJn'^,
bv mail vote, and Oregon won by an
ove>whelming majority.
Decision in
the Oregon—Stanford
debate
will be by
lutener
,
north
, the radio listeners north of lhe
the
CHUfoniill B„e sending their ballots to
K<iW -
°' the
boundary to station KLX.
Alto due from Station KLX, Oakland,
AcconlinK to plan?, the fir«l ( regon
Cal.
The teams, although approx
speaker will deliver the affirmative
imately
HUO »..».<>«
miles ...»
distant
from each
liuuvr-iy rrw
--------
Tim Portland station will
other, will follow the ordinary form speech.
....
II.»» remain
ri
then
alieni while the negative
and convention ui the umial debate.
Oregon has tne amrmwnTe v.
—
the two remaining
question, "Resolved, That the Present Then wi
" '
immigration Law Should Be Amended speakers an I a rebuttal.
x, ’ 7b. x.;.. .b. i»,.....«,1
.«.I-«
™
•’ 1 e
' Just winter was a member of the team
on a Quota Basis.”
Houston, a
The (hegon California radio debate that defeated Oxford.
senior
in
economics,
will
enter
Ids first
111
mi Ju.
* iic
.
last year attracted wide attention.
The
ßok peace plan was
the issue then
intercollegiate contest against Stanford
In the crown of your head what jewels
are found?
Who travels the bridge of your note?
Could vou use in shingling the roof of
your mouth
The nails on the end of your toes?
Could the crook in your elbow be
sent to jail?
If so, what did he do?
How can you aharfien your shoulder
blades?
I’ll be darned if I know, do you?
Could you sit in the shade of the
palm of your hand?
Or lieat on the drum of your esr?
Does the < alf of your leg eat the corn
on your toe?
Then why grow corn on tbe ear?