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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1920)
o UÏL min Subscription, $1.00 a Year infralii LENTS STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1920 VOL. XVUI. No. 10. HOLTBERG-GILBERT WEDDING SOLEMNIZED WEDNESDAY EVENING * it BERLIN DEMONSTRATION IN WHICH MANY WERE KILLED INCOME TAX RETURNS DR. PENKINS WILL BE MUST BE MADE BY CANDIDATE FOR CITY ALL BY MARCH 15TH COMMISSIONER IN FALL A wedding of great interest occurred on Wednesday evening, The Income Tax Imposed by Act I Dr. T. L. Perkins, who served March V, al the Evangclhal of Congress on earnings of th« X««r I short term in the council as --------- —— w- chui*ch, when Gladys Opal (ill 11919 Is now being collected. finance commissioner to succeed bert ami Boy W. Iloltbeig wen Returns under oath must be made Dan Kellaher has made formal on or before Ma ret i 15 by every citi united in the bonds of wedlock. zen and resident who bad a net In announcement that he will be a Rev, N. Sliupp officiating. | candidate again in the fall for come for 1919 amounting to: The members of the* bridal $1,000 or over, If single; or If mar the office of city commisioner party entered the church to the ried and living apart from wife (or and should Mr. Pier, the present strains of a wedding march husband) ; or if widowed or divorced. 1 finance commissioner declare his played by Mrs. H. S. Gilbert, ’ $2,000 or over, If married and living candidacy for the mayoralty, it cousin of till* bride, mid too with wife (or husband). The status of tiie person on the last may be possible that Dr. Perkins their places at the lienutifidl day of the year fixes the status for I will be the successor to the of decorated altar, The ring ccr« the year with reaped to the above fice. in case he is elected. mony waa used, little Jane Shin During his short term in office requirements. . being ring bearer, The brid Under any of these circumstances a was lovely in a drrss of whit return must be made, even though satin and georgette crepe and no tax is due. Husband and wife must consider carried a bouquet of white bar the Income of both, plus that of de- nations and freaias. The brides l>endent minor children. In meeting maid, Marie Holtbcrg, carried ■ thia requirement ; anti. If sufficient to bouquet of pink carnations and require a return, all items must be sweet peas. James Reeil o shown In a joint return or in separate l^ifayette attended the groom returns of husband and wife. Mra W O. A sb stmu "Let Ilk A single person with minor depend ’liutu^nqili tiu.eii during the gn-ui demonstration In Berlin ugalust the law gov.-nilne workmen's council*. ent« must Include the income of such Rest of the World Go By." with Th« I moii Is m - cii breaking through the lines of the surety police In front of the relchstag. Later the police and tie pendent«. Miss Ada Alberts as n croni pan troops klllina many man» i persons. — Iroop. opened op. ned fire on the crowd, killing A minor who has a net Income of 1st, $1,000 or more Is not considered a The church was beautifully dependent, and esuat file a separate decorated with pink and whit ■ BABY LEFT AT HOME; return. MARIE MORRISEY CON SCHEUERMAN FAMILY flowers, ferns and palms, the Personal returns should lie made on HOUSE CATCHES FIRE CERT POSTPONED ON HELD REUNION FEB. 29 Form 1O4OA, unless the net income center aisle being draped with exceeded $5,<m in which case Form white satin ribbon. ACÇpUNT OF ILLNESS 1040 should be use*!. Mrs. \\ . A. Hoes, of 67th young ladies, girlhood Six Sunday, February 29, the Ree^tljntx of Oregon should file friends of the bride, were the street and 41st avenue, near Scheuermann were all invited to their returns with, and make payments Owing to the fact that Marie Kern Park, on Thursday after ushers, They were Adinn Mor take dinner at the home of Mr. of Income Tax to. Milton A. Miller. terud. Gladvs R.therford, I.a- •ioon of last week put her baby Morrisey, noted Edison singer, and Mrs. H. R. Scheuerman to Collector of Internal Revenue. Port suffered ail attack of appendi vrrnc Donaldson, Frances John - to sleep in an upstairs room and land. Ore. celebrate the coming home of son, Mabel Sommerfeldt and went down I town, leaving the citis last Saturday al San Fran Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Scheuerman, How to Figure Income. house lot kcd. Mildred Holtbcrg. While gone the cisco, necessitating her going to who arrived in Portland the eve The best way to find out whether __ ! in the roof a hospital for an operation, Mr. ning of February IN after being one must file a return Is to get a Form /After the. ceremony the party house caught _ fire repaired Io the home of the just over the baby, Fortunately Arthur Geisler announces that absent for IO months and having IOWA anti follow the Instructions i bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. I the fire was discovered in time the concert scheduled for next visited in North Dakota, Indiana, printed on it. That fortn will serve as a reminder of every Item of Income, and u neighbor broke < E. Gilbert. «807 92nd street, in and M onday night at the Yi eager Ohio. " Dr T. L. Perkins North Carolina and Flor- and if a return Is due It tells how to The i house theater will have to be post- ida. where a dinner was given, only rescued the baby. Those oresent were Mr. prepare and file It poned for a few weeks, An- the immediate relatives attend was badly damaged and consid- If In doubt on any point as to Income Dr. Perkins made a host of and Mrs. J. I,. Scheuerman, Mr. erable housi ing. r uined. nouncement will be made later and Mrs. M. H. Sclu uerman. Mr. or deduction«, a person may secure free friends, both in and out of the worry as to the date. Mrs. Holtbcrg is a popular There was and Mrs. E. M. Scheuerman. Be- advice and aid from the nearest Inter city hall. Among the employes nal Revenue office. among the m no one and much esteemed young lady, of the city he is considered the at rice and Alma Scheuerman. Guesswork, estimates and other hlt- of the JOURNAL EDITOR SPEAKS as well as a talented musician, knew the v Cecil. Birney and Lee Scheuer or-mlss methods are barred when a per most eligible candidate to fill were sent having taught both piano and mother. Phi AT ARLETA MEN’S CLUB man. and the host and hostess, son Is making out his Income Tax re the office as commissioner of res where violin for the past two years, to the diff< He believes in more Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Scheuerman. turn. Accuracy and completeness must finance. lit be. It Mr. Holtbcrg Is a successful they thought liberality in the city codes and be insisted upon. The return Is a This was the first time Mrs. The fourth meeting of the, vofitig business man of laifav- Is hoped tin sworn statement As such It must be ordinance« and is against incor Arleta Men's club was held Tues E. M. Scheuerman had been thorough and accurate. will serve ns ette, holding n responsible poai- porating restrictions in building away from home for 14 weeks day evening the 24th at the Salaried persons and wage earners lion with the bank there, Thrv extremely haaardous to leave a d similar codes to the point because of illness. She is now Arleta Baptist church. About must ascertain the actual compensation will leave for their new home child ilockcd in a house while where the growth of the city is improving nicely. received. Overtime, bonuses, shares in the mother goes awav. It is bet 60 men sat down to the dinner impaired. Sunday. H. R. Scheuerman left for the profits of a business, value of quar ter to leave the babv with »a table. The program included an Dr. Perkins is one of the most Wapinitia Monday, where he is ters snd board furnished by the em friend when business calls the address by B. *T. Irvine, editor employed in-the interests of the ployer and other items which are com prominent members of the den WORK RESUMED ON 72ND away. Mntiv a home of the Oregon Daily Journal, on Wapinitia Irrigation company, pensations for services must be In tal profession in the city and is STREET ON THURSDAY mother would bi* delighted with the com the league of nations and inter- and E. M. Scheuerman left for cluded. also a member of the Elks and It must be borne In mind that com- the Masonic order, having re pany of a baby for a few hours, national relations; and a vocal Tacoma Tuesday morning on a iwnsat'on may be paid in other forms Consternation was prevailing A baby that is good enough to duel by the Morgan brothers, ac few days’ trip. than In cash. A bonus paid in Liberty cently taken the degree of a companied by Mrs. Flatley. leave alone Is better to leave among the business men on 72nd Bonds is taxable at the market value Shrine r. Among other things taken up at street last Tuesday when the with mini ■ one. Even should Mr. Pier in case MRS. RUTH A. SCHMID IS of the bomjs. A note received In pay the business session were the wo rk men on the street improve ment for services is taxable Income at he decides to run for mayor be 1 LAID TO REST MARCH election of Mr. Irvine to hon ment force stacked their imple MR. AND MRS. JOHNSON Its face value, and the interest upon defeated. Dr. Perkins stands a orary membership in the club; it Is also taxable. ments and vanished. An inves very good chance of beating any SURPRISED BY GRANGERS and report from the Men's Other Returns Due. tigation revealed the fact that Ruth A. Schmid passed away at one of the other candidates who club committee on the present Every partnership doing business In are now contemplating running— the P? II. I.. A P. Co. docs not her home at 6831 83rd street on Feb status of the Foster Road paving the United States must file a return want to have anything to do ruary 28 at" the age of 36 years. Mr. Mann and Mr. Rarbur. Officers and members of with the improvement of the Pleasant Valley Grange gathered to the effect that the matter is Her funeral senice was held at the on Form 1065; and every personal While Dr. Perkins was in of service corporation must file a similar still hanging fire, one business street and strenuously object« with well filled baskets nt the Kenworthy chapel Monday, March 1, return. fice he made more improvement« l<> sharing the expense of bard home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1.. men’s committee insisting that at 3 p. m., the officiating clergyman Corporations must file annual re of an initiative measure than his surfacing, ami also vigorously Johnson Wednesday evening, the there be made an 18 foot paved being the Rev. E. A. Smith of the turns on Form 1120. predecessor did in all the time Trustees, executors, administrators he served. opposes moving the tracks to the occasion being in the nature of strip and another welfare com Lents Baptist church. Mrs. Schmid Dr. Perkins, with center of the street. /After a a surprise farewell party for Mr. mittee insisting that there be no was laid to rest in Multnomah cem and others acting in a fiduciary capac his record should lead the other conference on Wednesday the ami Mrs. Johnson. A most en pavhig without the whole road etery. Among other beautiful floral ity are required to file returns. In candidates by a large majority some cases, Form 1041 Is used; In way’s being done; and the elec workmen resumed their work joyable social evening was tion and installation of Irvin tributes from friends was one rrom others. Form 1040; and still others, at the coming general election in again Thursday. November. passed, the aforementioned bas Heinrichs as president of the the K. of P. band, of which Mr. returns on both forms are required. Information returns, on Forms 1099 « “ kets contributing their share to club to fill the place vacated by Schmid is a member, Mrs. Schmid LENTS A GOOD LOCATION the enjoyment. A noteworthy W. H. Wood who. with his fam was born in Toledo, Ohio. She is and 1096. must be filed by every or ARLETA WOMEN OF survived by her husband, Walter J., ganization, firm or person who paid, FOR SAWMILL BUSINESS feature was the presence of Le- ily, has moved to Rose City Park. and one child. during 1919, an amount of $1,000 In WOODCRAFT INSTALL land Moore, who told in a nio.«t salary, wages. Interest, rent, or other interesting manner his expe ri fixed or determinable Income to an Recent cruising on the Ix*e prop cnees and observations as a EVENING STAR GRANGE BUCKLEY AVENUE BEING other person, partnership, personal The installation of officers of erty beyond Sycamore hill proved member of Uncle Sam’s expedi MEETS NEXT SATURDAY service corporation or fiduciary. These the Arleta Women of Woodcraft, EXTENSIVELY REPAIRED fruitless as far as the establishing tionary forces in Siberia. Information returns should be for Myrcia Circle 631, was held in warded directly to the Commissioner of a sawmill is concerned. However, Evening Star grange will be Those present were Worthy Buckley avenue from Foster road of Internal Revenue (sorting division), Woodmen hall recently, with the attention of some of the Lent» Master Hickey, Overseer Rate held Saturday the 6th at grange Mrs. C. O. Samain as installing business men has been directed to man, Lecturer Campbell, Secre hall. The third and fourth de to the Section Line is being treated Washington, D. C. officer. .The following were to a course of regular county main the advantages of promoting a saw formally inducted into office: tary Sager, Treasurer Moore, grees will be given during the tenance work, the usual macadam - * mill industry on the site of the mill G. N., Mrs. I. J. Pavne. Chaplain Smith. Mrs. Campbell, closed session in the morning. road refurbishing. The road is be at Lents Junction formerly owned P. G. N.. Mrs. Lillie Perry. Mrs. Fields, Mr. Moore, I.eland Dinner will then’ be served and ing smoothed where roughened by INCOME TAX by Mr. Miller of the Miller-Mowrey Secretary, Olive Payne. M oore, Mr. Fields, and the host after this the following program, wear and tear and hollows aie being ÎN NUTSHELL company of Sellwood. The plant at Captain of Guards, Mrs. C. O and hostess. Mr, ami Mrs. to which the public is cordially filled, and the whole surface pressed this place was burned about a year Samain. given: Solo, down to its regular grade. From WHO—Single persons who bad Johnson intend to visit among invited, will be and a half ago and the faculties fjr net income of $1,000 or more Magician, William Dyer. their many friends for a week vocal, Irene Elliot, accompanied the Section Line to the Base Line for the year 1919. securing logs from the Estacada Musician, Miss Jorg. or two before leaving for Den by her sister, Mrs. Harris; short road the avenue is being re-graveled. Married couples who bad net region amply warrant a acli.'me for Banker, Mrs. Ira Purdin. ver to make their future home. talk on "Prohibition” bv John income of $2,000 or more. rebuilding and operating a mill here Inner Sentinel, Ira Purdin. son Smith; vocal solo, Elizabeth CHILDREN GIVEN PARTY WHEN—March 15, 1920, ts Anal to work this timber into merchant date for filing returns and mak Baida, accompanied by Mary able lumber. There is said to be IN HONOR OF BIRTHDAYS HREE STREETS TO BE ing first payments Baida; address, Rarge Leonard, 100 million feet of timber tributary Mr*. Adkin* Surprised WHERE —Collector of Intemal on "Relationship of Japan to the IMPROVED BY ( CITY to the Estacada line which must^ Revenue for District In which Friday evening of last week a A delightful kiddies* party was United States." Mrs. Delia E. come out over the tracks of the P. the person resides. number of self-invited guest« given at the residence of Mr. and Murray is lecturer of Evening HOW—Full directions on Form R. L. 4 P. company, 2500 acres of invaded the home of Mrs. Hattie Improvements to be made Star grange. Mrs. Arthur Geisler, 6556 92nd street, 1040A and Form 1040; also the timber being owned by the Miller- north of Foster road. including Adkins, 6342 63th avenue, and February 21 in honor of the birth '.aw and regulations. Mowray people, who have to ship the 70th, 71st mid 72nd streets, are EX-SERVICE MAN DIES treated her to an old-fashioned days of their daughter, Dorothy, 10, WHAT—Four per cent normal logs by rail through Lents on down | scheduled as follows: 70th, to be surprise party, which was a most tax on taxable Income up to FOLLOWING OPERATION and their niece, Helen. 6, daughter to Sellwood. I^nts need* a perma- macadamised from curb to curb delightful affair. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geisler. After $4.000 In excess of exemption. nent payroll such as a manufactur front Foster'Rind north; 7!st to , Eight per cent normal tax on Hiram Snyder, formerly of a jolly play time light refreshments ing plant of this kind would furnish be given a center strip, 18 feet balance of taxable Income. Sur were served, with a beautiful birth District 45 P.-T. A. to Moat and business men here are hoping vvide, of bard surface, and 72nd Arleta, a soldier who had seen day cake as the center of attraction. tax. from one per cent to alxty- service in Frnnce, slaving been The Parent-Teacher Associa of the ,lve per cent on net Incomes over that someone will take hold to have an 18-foot strip on each gassed twice and shell-shocked, Those present, including the two $5,000. tion of district 43 will hold its proposition. roadway on cither side of the passed awav last Monday after birthday lassies, were Carrie Bohna, meeting nt the usual hour on park strip, the park strips to be noon in a city hospital after an Elizabeth McIntyre, Loree Rayburn, Friday afternoon, March 12. The Mr. anil Mrs. Lawrence Dor curbed and otherwise improved operation for appendicitis. He Lucille Geisler, Helen Geisler, Olive Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gold son. of entertainment will be furnished sey, of Estacada, are visiting Mr. by the city. was the brother of Mrs. T. W. Updike, Margarete Pettit, Dorothy East Gilbert road, were visited by by Miss Davis' room and a talk Dorsey's mother, Mrs. J. P. Dor- Davis, Also of the Arleta dis Geisler, StellabeQ^ Geisler, Marvin the stork last Sunday morning, a will be given by Miss Ruth C. Gossett, Arlene Gossett, Paul Geisler. small laddie being left in their care. acy, of 4912 86th street. The Herald One Do„ar a trict. Young.