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WEDNESDAY. MA.RCH 10. 1920
CI.OUDTKO THE ISSUE.
Both the Portland OreKonian and
the Portland Telegram have Kloeful
ly reprinted an editorial from the
Hillsboro Independent In which the
Portland Journal's hypocrlcy In r-
apect to the country newspaper is
pointed out. Having stuck the knife
of a low legal advertising rate Into
the country newspaper the Journal
now weeps crocodile tears the inde
pendent say. because of the Indif
ference to (he interests of the coun
try publisher shown by th extra
vagant use of news print.
If the Oregcnlan and the Telegram
think they can cloud the Issue by re
calling the Journal's enmity to the
country press they are much niis-
taken. It is true that tin? Journal
procured the change in the legal
rate law and by its unfair and im
proper attacks has incurred the en
mity of nearly all the couutry news
papers in the state. In the news
print matter, however, it is fair to
say that the Journal has probably
done more by way of economies and
restlcted use than either of the other
. Portland papers.- But the others can
not claim friendship by showing the
antagonism of the Journal, on the
legal rate law. -
' The fact is they are all tarred with
the, same stick when it comes to the
use of news print.' If they want to
observe the decencies of the situa
tion let them do what the American
Newspaper Publishers - Association,
by resolution adopted March 6, urg
ed on all publishers, as follows:
"Resolved: '-That publishers of all
classes of newspapers, dally and
weekly, be urged to make immediate-
No Appetite
I am tired of boiled potatoes, I am tired of
prunes and slaw; I am tired of stewed tomatoes,
and of predigested straw. And the dame who
cooks the vittles sheds a sad, discouraged sigh, as
she takes her knife and whittles apples for the
daily pie. , All our lives we are repeating ancient
mealtime stunts, by jings; on grows tired at last
of eating, as he tires of other things. Once the
horn that sound for dinner made my pulses travel
fast; oh, it seemed a four-time winner when I
heard its welcome blast ; like a kangaroo I sprinted,
from the distant field I flew, when that brazen
trumpet hinted that the pork and beans were due.
But my tummy then was younger than it e'er will
be again, and it knew the pangs of hunger that
are felt by husky men. That was in a season olden,
on a happy vanished day, when my sideboards,
bright and golden, showed no griazled strands of
gray. Oh, the years are short and fleeting, they
have flown on whizzing wings; and I'm weary
now of eating, as I'm tired of other things; and
' the dame who has the habit of arranging grub for
me, murmurs as she fries the rabbit and prepares
the senna tea.
Is. INCOME tlx
EXEMPTS NOBODY
Every Pcrsoa Who Had Income
in 1919 Must Determine
Own Liability.
MARCH 15 LAST FILING DATE,
Surest Way Is to Follow Form 1040 A
Fie Advice In Doubtful Cases.
Severe Penalties In
Lnw.
has sold all his land holdings here
at Powell Butte to J. E. Elliott.
Max and Arthur Wurzweilcr mov
ed another bunch of cattle to Grand
J. A. Riggs reports hiitoself as
much improved in health and ready
View recently. Grass is good over
there. ' .
to attend to business as UBual.
The hay baler has been operating
at the ranches of C. P. and .lake) Rrix.
F.fv. Stcott who has been assisting
Rev. McCnllum In meetings at Red'
mond and Prineville will hold a meet
ing of a few days at Community Hall
commencing this week.
The health of the entire commun-
ity is much improved. Ned Angland
who has been quite seriously ill of
complications resulting from a severe
cold, is able to be about again
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bussett. Miss
Fay Bussett. Phil Dotson and Mrs.
Ross Bussett.and daughter Margaret
were guests Tuesday at a dinner
given in their honor by Mr. and Mrs
Hartley of Prineville.
' Mrs. Hacklebejgar . ' and little
daughter . Louise are at the Henry
Hansen home to keep house for him
this summer. Louise has already en
rolled as a pupil in the Wilson school.
There, will be a dance at Commun
ity Hall March 19. Everybody Is
invited. These dances are carefully
ASKS FAMUiRS TO
BOLT PARTY UtfES
conducted by the officers of the asso-
lv a reduction nf in nor .r, i elation and are very popular.
sumption of newsprint." ' ; , "LST" k"""6 UP fJ,0m The DaN
Th ...!,. les aDd 1,88 been spending a couple
land dailies is also, called to the re
port of the committees In charge of
the association' campaign on cooper
ation and conservation of newsprint.
According to these reports an import
ant saving has been effected and a
majority of the newspapers have put
into effect practical economies and
are cutting size and number of edit
ions, eliminating wastage, increasing
selling prices and raising advertis
ing rates. . .
What share have the Portland
papers had In this?
FEW OUT, FOR NOMI
NATION AT PRIMARIES
(Continued from Page 1.)
500 Inhabitants.
- Should a report on the last cen
sus ue made in time, nominations
for an entire new council, as well
as tor mayor, will be in order. No
candidates for council' have avowed
tnemseives as yet, although It Is
known that few if any of the pres
ent icouncilmen will be desirous of
re-election.- For the position' of
mayor,, the mameg of -E.- L. ' Payne,
of the .present council, and!of' L.
L.-Fox- have been . mentioned, with
the bare possibility , that Mayor J.
A. Eastes will .be .out for another
term.-. -. :, ,-
POWELL BUTTE TO
GREET NEWCOMERS
of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Gates
Helping them get settled in their new
home as they have leased the place
recently purchased by Mr. Sears
from John Driscoll.
L. H. Stewart delivered a dressed
veal to the Bend Market last week.
NEWS ITEMS FROM
PINEHURST HOMES
' POWELL i BUTTE. ' March 11
Members of the Powell Butte Co-op
erative association will give - a re'
caption April 1st. to the new people
in the community.' All members are
requested to call up President Trues-
dale or Secretary Rice for further
Information and instructions. New
people and non-members are' to be
the guests of the club that evening.
" Mrs. George Truesdaie; chairman
of Armenian Fund for Powell Butte
reports having raised more than $60
which is double the quota for this
community. ,
' E. B. Williams" has been shipping
baled hnjf'tO Portland. " ' ' '
The snow, that fell recently did
much good as it all went into the
ground. Grass and early sown grain
will benefit by It.
It Is reported that George Khobert
PINEHURST, March 9. Mrs.
Dave Mickles spent Tuesday with
Mrs. F. L. McManman.
" Violet Spaugh, who goes to school
in Prineville, has- been seriouslv 111
for the past two weeks but is rapid
ly glmnrov in g.
John Bollman, who has been work
ing at the Pinetree mill, returned
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels '
happy parents of a daughter, born
February 27. " "
Walter Andrews delivered a load
of wood, in Bend, for M ra Susan
Bollman, Saturday. -
Mrs. Mary Garner Is helping at
the Wells home, a few days thiB
week, as Mrs. Wells is very ill with
the flu. ,. .
The people of Pinehurst In Bend
Saturday,' were: Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Mickles. Tom Mickles, F. V. Swisher,
John Bollman, Mrs.- C; M. 'Phelps
and daughter, Rozelfa, and Mr., and
Mrs. Cosner. .
" Mrs. A. HV Reed, Mr. Montgom
ery and Lester Snyder were in Tum
al Saturday. i , . V
Mrs. C. M. Phelps and daughter.
nozeua, were callers at Mickles
nome, rriaay afternoon. .....
Harry Tindal was a' business caller
at the McManmon'g Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert Smith was shopping
in Bend Monday.
Mrs. Ada McManmon was visiting
uttugmer, jars. John i Bollman
i uesoay .arternoon. -.
Mr, and: Mrs. John Bollman '"and
ramiiy, were guests at the Phelps
uuiuo, ounuay.
' Mrs. H. A; Newcomb and Miss Iva
M. Snyder arrived at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Snyder, Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Newcomb will return to her home In
Pilot Rock after a few weeks visit.
Tom Mickles and son Myron were
business callers at the Snyder home
Tuesday.
C. H. Spaugh was in Tumalo, Tues-
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Mrs. George Snyder and son, Les
ter were In Bend Wednesday. .
1 Roy Wells of the Pine Tree mill
wasa business caller In Bend Wed
nesday. ; :
Lester nrid Ivy Snyder were guests
at the McManmon hotnn Wo,innH
evening.
F . SI
That farmers should ban poll
Ilea so far aa party is concerned
-i-but to unite on all big economic
questions at the-' polls resulting
in a power of getting what they
wanted, was voiced by E. AC Tyler
ofaBt.' Paul at the Farmer-Labor
Cooperative Congress at Chicago.
TERREBONNE FOLK
OBJECT TO SURVEY
TERREBONNE. March 10. Quite
a delegation of Terrebonne people
went to the county soot last Wednes
day1 for the purpose of attending
county court and hearing the, first
report of the road viewers read. It
the general feeling of the people
here that a slight change In the line
of survey would be the cheapest und
most satisfactory way of adjusting
mutters.
Mr. O'Kane of Bend, was here the
first of the week looking over his
property in this locality. :
W. O. Ralston has purchased the
Nelson place southwest of Terre
bonne Jor a consideration of $8,500
we understand. This is a choice 80
and will make a nice home.
School has been closed ' the" past
week on account of the prevalence of
grippe, flu and pneumonia; All the
serious cases are reported much Im
proved now and everything will be
running as usual soon. :: ' , 1
P. B. Hance a contractor 6 Port-
land'lias bought the Dietrich place.
Mr. Hance, with his family, will take
possession about the middle of this
month. Mrs. Dietrich and daughter,
Adeline will live in the Galbraith
house um)I school closes when they
will go easy for the summer, -v-i
Mr. and Mrs.- Earl - Ralston1 "of
Grand View visited relatives here
over Sunday.
Several of the high school students
entered the a"rmyi eullstmetit prize
essay contest. Lelnnd Numbers won
first place and his essay has been
sent to Portland headquarters. Mil
dred Miller's essay was considered
second best and Pherne Ralston's
third.-. -' .'
George Elliott and family spent
Sunday at the Hegardt home at Cllne
Falls. ' . .
Part of the, H. S. Athletic funds
have been used to purchase Indian
clubs for the girls and a vaulting
pole and discus for the boys. The
swings, giant stride,' and teeter
boards ore beJng'ptit in order on the
grounds.
Elder Janes of Portland was vis
iting the Dyer family here last week.
NiiIhuI.v Ih I'xi'inpt from Intuitu' Tux.
An nlilltuillim Ik lulil illiwtly tin tltti
hIidiiMi'I'K til filrh cIMr.i'ii n ml roxlili'iil
to ciiiinIiIit ti Ik tmu en He mill to iii't Ills
tvim-ii In un tliui- It out' Is (Inc.
With t'tii-li ri'ltirii xlimvini! a lax duo
ii I'ti.v incut imiNi tii'i'iiiniiiiny tin ri'turii
In tlu full illinium of I lit! lux or ill
ll'IINl tllt'.llll'll'l' of llll' tn -.
All I'ciiiiiik Tur III Hi must ho llli'il tut
or lu finv Mnri'h 15,
Mutt Show True Figures.
In lj.'iuiiii: up IiIh i'iii'IiIiikh fur In
'niiii' lux tii-xH'H it irrniiti must hike
linn t'lHisiili'iiiilnii nil lii'ins nf Inviililu
Iik'iuiii', mitl ciii'li Hfiii liKi-lf uiimi he
IKVIImtt' ill lllllllllllt. tilll'KXI'K nuil i s-
tliiiuti'K itiiiNi lie iivnltli'il, fur tin) re
turn Ix niiiilr titiilor niilli.
KviTylmily who lutil tin Ini-onu' tlur-
luu HM'.i must ii, iw Oi U'rinliii' whether
IiIk nr tier In-t Iikiiiih' v. iik snlllcli'lit In
miiiiinit to require nn Im-miu' Tux ri'
ltirii. Tln lii-st wny to ft 111 out Ih to
P't a 1'nriti ItMHA mid fnllinr tin- In
structions iirlntfd mi It. Thut fnriti
will wrvp im a reminder of evi'ry Item
of Im nme; uud If a return Is tint', II
tells how lo prepare mill llle It.
One of the I Mi Mirliiti t points to keep
III mlnil h thut a perwui net lllcimie
Is fniiiiil by n riiiiiiutiitliiit prescrllieil
In llio lew, mill that em Ii Item nf In-
oiine from every Hnurro must he roti
slilereil, tiulcKM nieclneiilly exi'inpleil.
Annlln-r ililnc to n-iiieml.er Is Itiul
the iersiiiitil eveiiiptliiti nllmveit tux
pnvers liy law hits no rehttlun r.ii.Hever
to the riMiuiroment to file return. This
exeinpiinii Ih tnt to lie inlislilereil 111 it 1 1
a persmt hii IlKiireil nut Ills net In
tome, ami ilelel inliieil whether It Wits
xuflti'li-itt to require him to llle n re
turn. Then, If it return ihihi lie llli"!
he nIiiiuIiI rend emefully the Instruc
tions fur eliiliiilii (.'Xeinpliiiii, n n(l com
plete his rt iurn.
If In ilmilit on liny point as In Inrome
or deduct Iiuih, a person tuny sismitp
free advice and aid from the nearest
Internal Revenue nlllce. Mflny tmtika
and trust ciimpnnlcs arc also furnish
Iiik Hliiillur service dtirlnc hmikltiK
hours. ' ' ' '
i Heavy Penalties In Law.
for failing to iniike n return on time
the penalty Is n fine of nut more than
1,0ti) nuil nn addition of 2.1 per cent
to the tax. If any. For milking a false
nr fraudulent return the- penally la n
fine of not more than $10,000 or Im
prisonment not exceeding one year, or
linih : mill. In addlllon, no per cent of
the lax. There are other penalties for
fulling lo pay tux when due and for
mnlcrsialcnicnt of the lux through
iie:lli;ciu'. ' ' ''
Many Sources of 'ncome.
Aside from what one limy earn by
his mrvltin, there nr ninny oilier
sources of Income. If he sold any
property during IPli) he must figure
out the gain realized. If he rented
liulhliiiKs, land, apartments or rooms
such rents must bo considered lnxn-
nlilo, mid he tuny claim deilucllons for
nerewury expenses Incldcnial lo rents.
Blink Interest Is a Common source
of Income mid Is taxable whether with
drawn or not. Any amount of Interest
credited to a deposllor Is Income tn
the depositor.
Interest on mortgage mid notes Is
inxalile; also bond Inlevest received
from oorporntlo'tiM. -
A laxpayer who cashed his Insur
ance during mil) must report as In
come any excess received over the to
tal of premiums paid. '
Members of partnerships or personal
service corporations or lioncflclarlcs of
nn estate or trust must Wport ihclr
Hlinres of Income rilstributnhle to fhutn
whether or not actually withdrawn.
Dividends of domestic corporations
must he reported: "Many other forms
of Income'; are taxable, unless specific
ally cxenijited. -
V.MIU OK THAN KM.
We wish lo lliiink (liu tiiiiny kind
frieinlH. i'Hiei'liilly tlui KiilghU of
Columbus, fur, their kindness und
sympathy extendi.',!! us In our bttrcHve
nieiil a nil for the boii ii 1 1 f it t floral offerings.
Mi;h. J. O. Wlilliikni', Mrs,
Wlilliikt'i' and family.
John
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Do you want city deliv
ery? If no, order your muit
box .. at , once., ,. Phone. 81.
Bond Hardware Co.' 78-80c
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Have You Your
Mail Box?
The government requires a
certain percentage of
Boxes up
GET IT NOW.
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We have the approved box with
two keys and paper spring
Phone Us Your Order
Bend Hardware Go.
Phone 81
TIME
The one thing on earth that is thrown awny
most recklessly and which can never be
retained. '
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TIME SAVING
Goes hand in hand with THRIFT and
INDUSTRY in any one's journey toward
success.
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company
' BEND, ORKOON
INCOME TAX IS
DUE
15
, 8llek Article.
i "A prollteer," soys the (larmcnt
News. "Is n man that can Hike your
lint and coal and explain It so nicely
thnt yon trlvo hltn your wtifch ni'd
rhnln." Hoston Transcript.
Penalties for Delay and Failure
;.to Make Returns Early
, Compliance Urged. .
' 'All Income tax 'rcln'rnit covering' Uie
year 1010 mut; he fili-d by Monday,
Murch- 1C.', Kuch taxable return rnuxt
be uccotnpaiiled by check or money or
der for the full amount or at least one
quurter of the amount -of tax due1.' ' ;
CiibIi pnymenla arc accepted only at
the collector'! main office; If tent by
mall, they are at the aender'a risk. ' '
' ItCMldenta of ' Oreiirth ahould ' 'file
Ihclr relurtiR with, anil make payment"
of 1 Income Tax to, Mliton A. Miller,
Collector of Internal Xtcvetitic, I'ort-
Intnl. Ore,
ThoHe who must file return,' hul
have not done Rd lire warned thut the
revenue liuv iinpoHea heavy penalties
for rail ii re to1 net return In on time Qr
tu innke piiyuieiits on tline.' 1
Knrly til Iiik and early payments nre
urged, In order to relieve the Internal
revenue oIIIcch ng much im pimnlble of
uu overlniiil on the llnul ilur, Murch l."
THERE IS NEED IN
EVERY HOME FOR AN
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINE.
-Stop to count the cost of the
laundry you' send out, ' Stop to
count the coat of laundry done by
old motboda. ' You will at onco tee
the reasons wby you should .have
an oloctrlo washing machine.
$12.50 down and $12.50
per month puta a TH0R
WASHING MACHINE IN
YOUR HOME.
Bend Water Liglit & Power Co. '
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Industry, Capital and Labor are
like the three legs of a three
legged stool, and our nation is
' the top of the stool.
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The Shevlin Hixon Company.
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