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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1920)
rt enday , j ixi ahi ta, imo . GRANT« I* AM DAILY COURIER »•AUK TUO NEW TODAY MTS PASS DAILY COURIER i Published Daily Except Sunday j A. E. VOORH1E8. Pub. and Propri' Bntered at poetoffi •, Grants Paa». Ore., m second claw mail matter.; ~ ADVERTISING R ATES Duplay apace, per inch................... 20i Local-personal column, per line..10c Readers, per line.............................. 5c DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year >800 By mall or carrier, per month .50 On Goldenrod Pancakes The Real Breakfast With No. 18 Coffee WEEKLY COURIER By nuill. per year...................... MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Presa is exclusively 1 an titled to the use for republication of all news diapatohea credited to it cr ^11 otherwise credited tn thia Ker ihd 41«° lbe ,oc<u n’w* ed herein. " _ republication of «pe- *“* ...patches herein are also rw- workers, but it '.«me •orved. time, and It alienated KINNEY i& TRUAX GROCERY Quality and Service II ! BEE 0. P. J558TER for life imrnr- ftaif anco Tenn Mutual Life. FOR S\IJ>: Foil, rising three, un broken. Will make 1300 horse. Fit for light work this spring. K. M C. Neill, Ardencralg Farm, fib FOR SILK -Five dozen pure bred Barred Rock hens, bred to lay. Also t> pure bred cockerels. Must be sold by Thursdav. January I.“». R. II. Ixx'kman, It. F. D. 4, Box 13. Fruitdale «18 STR AYWD from Inland. Oregon, Jun- 1 nary 4. 1920, a light brown de horned Jersey cow. branded D on right hip and swelling In right stifle. Finder please care for same •nd notify A M. Bunch, Leland, who will pay charges. 72 FOR BALE- One organ and an Edl- BOH phonograph and records, all In wroug a return, and others whose Income first dut condition Call at 90S K street, corner Ninth. ' 7 2 sympathy was nontaxable because of depend* ent*. and who were under a slrtiilar DISIIM AritlHR ami wait rose wanted attempted of the people because it TIESDAN, JANI ARI 13, l»20 at the Josephine hotel. t»7tf I mistaken impression. through punishment of the public to For example, a single man with a + ♦♦♦♦♦♦ force something from the employer. * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ net income of >1,000 was supporting ♦ Unwise leadership has done more OREGON WEATHER ♦ a sister for whom he was allowed an HITS FROM THE STORY OF ♦ ♦ damage to the cause of the union exemption of >200. placing his in Tonight and Wednesday fair than can be undone by years of et- ’ come in the nontaxable list. For ♦ and continued cold with south ♦ ♦ fort. The unions will have to purge this reason he did not .file a return. ♦ easterly winds. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ themselves of this kind of leadership ♦ When his delinquency was discovered before they can again bring to them through a return filed by his em FATLUHE OF THE STEEL STRIKE selves the sympathy of the public ployer, -who is required to report A few days ago the telegraph even in their just causes.' payments of >1,000 or more to each brought the news that the leaders employe, he was fined >5. of the steel workers union had told ••PRECEDENT" IND THE To avoid penalty, every iveraon » the striking employes to return to COURTS whose income for the last year work. For many months the steel Because courts tend too consistent equalled or exceeded >1.000. or 12,- industry was disturbed and its out ly toward ‘•precedent.” which is too IN ' 000, according to their marital sta- put curtailed, its influence thereby often not common sense, the state of I a-ROY ' tus or their status as the head of a s< i > tt * s being felt in all industrial channels, Oregon will have as its governor for family, must file a return. The law SENS 1TION II. because of a strike that was untimely the next three years a man whom makes no exceptions, the penalty for NOVEL OF and unwise. It was finally lost by they have repudiated for the office, i failure being a fine of not more than BIG the employes, for the industry was and who will serve two years longer 1‘LEASl HE >1.000. gradually returning to a normal in public ofTice than JJie people elect- i IN Whether or not a person is the NEU YORK In the ed him to any- ofTice. If the decision basis despite the strike, "head of a family” and entitled to meantime, strikers and their families of the supreme court is sound law, a >2,000 exemption is a question to were suffering because the bread- then the law is very much awry, and be determined largely by circuit»* winner was obeying the order of the in view of the opinion, or lack of : stances surrounding each individual “Ye-, this is Mary llegan—I Hi, II« boss of his union and the pay en- opinion, of the court in a previous ! case. The fixing of his status de- you again, la>v<*iiian—No, You < mil velope had ceased coming, Before hearing of this question, there is I cides, in many instances, whether hls sec me. I'll have nothing more to <|o ordering a return to work. John good reason for the belief that the with liuti sort of thing—What!— Fitzpatrick, chairman of the eommtt- court itself Is not very sure where i income is taxable or nontaxuble. Now listen. Mr. lancinan, A head of a family is defined by threaten me, y<s know I tee directing the strike, said thejit ought to gtand. The present de- “•trike is won. no matter what thelcision of tne co,,rt is a 4-3 division of treasury regulations as "a person much—ic<NNl-bye. outcome. Strikes may be won, even the seven judges, so it is a one-man who actually supports and maintains though they are lost. The struggle decision after all. At a previous one or more individuals who ' are I only lays the groundwork for future hearing of questions growing out of closely connected with him by blood niar- relationship, relationship by contests.” Olcott’s tenure of office, the court riage. or by adoption, and whose There may have been righteous gave about as many opinions as there ness behind the strike of the steel were judges to have opinions, though right to exercise family control au<i it was pretty well determined that provide for these dependents is based upon some moral or legal obliga three would hold that Olcott should hold for the full unexpired term of tion." A single person is the head the late Governor Withycombe and j of a family if he is the sole supi*ort three that the people -should fill the ' of relatives living in the same house vacancy at the next general election. ' with him and if he exercises control The decision was. therefore, up to I of household affars The words "sole Justice Bennett, who keeps the peo support” are used in the sense that ple from saying who they want for there is no other person to whom the governor by his opinion upon the law dependents may look for support. In- come front other sources, such as in and precedent Involved. "I «vani joii Jack' terest on bonds, stock dividends, Iter neo I iii ^I hiik I tuni.sl lo tuie tlie x.~ pensions, etc., if meagre enough still burlry forni <»f Rriulley, all thè old IF HUBBY HAD TO DO INUOME TAX FACTS to leave the recipient dependent, does liair ami connina in Iter ro-c lo coni- YOU SHOULD KNOW THE WASHING- not preclude a claim for exemption. hai thi* nevi menare lo li t pian*. IHE CHANCES are that if hubby was invited to Twenty thousand persons last year Such income, however, must be in do the family washing or to paid a fine of $5 each for failure to cluded in the return of the head of stick around while it was be file an income-tax return for 19IS, the family. ing don«1- he would say, “Let The >1,000 additional exemption although their Income for that year George do it.” Our advice 1« allowed the head ot a family can not was not taxable. to let one of our electric wash The revenue act provides an ex i>« divided between two single mem ing machines take the soil out of the garments and the toil emption of 11.000 for single persons bers of a household. A division of out of your wife’s life. Let us and $2,000 tor married persons and responsibility excludes the parties demonstrate their worthiness heads of families, and an additional from such claim. A single person and guaranteedness. exemption of >200 for each person who does not qualify as the head of dependent upon the taxpayer, if such I a family may still claim an exemp- A.aiy, al the o;her <■ ¡1 <■ person Is under 18 years of age, or • tion of >200 for each person depend- had no idea that Iv. r yean* HARPER’S ELECTRIC STORE j incapable of self-support. The delin- ent upon him for supjmrt, if auch band's millionaire father was Train- ing her legal advisor, her old friend, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ¿ SERVICE iquents last year were persons whose i person is under 18 years of age or against her. ' income exactly equaled the amount , incapable of self-sup|>ort A son who of the exemptions and who consider has left home Ibut who sends to his ed it unne« essary, therefore, to file mother more than half the sum re qulred tor her support ts entitled to 'that >200 exemption. provided the ' rrothcr mn not support herself. Oth- erwfse the amount must be consider ed a a ¿lift, and, therefore, is not j deductible. A son Jiving at home ’ and supporting his mother may claim the >2,000 exemption allowed the % ' iiead of a family, but not an addi ‘‘You l-now yourself as tional exemption of >20'1 unless Ihe as I know yell Miify Regan-'* “ »>«w f't,--, .:•* Dirt) mother Ik Incapable of elf-support. slic Hnl<l, "I'm going through Illis thing—Im going Io eiilri besides doin^^<j>tter Gohlen Boors—I will win and can't slop me.'' COMING El ENTS Anita Stewart i^Peredixo □L. aO-—Tooih Paste all that fuiy other paste can do-it--------- learlyrlcin «W*-* whitens tike peroxide W Pearly whit*. Sold only where ADS goods «re displayed LnrAp Tube * ^,5^ Jan. 13, Tuesday First meeting <>r choral union. Baptist • hnreh. Jan. 15, Thursday Annual meeting of Bethany Presbyterian church. Skat”, were originally made from "bin bones of anima la. Plays Tomorrow And Thursday OREGON AT YOUR SERVICE - -r<>« 1D2O BARNES, The Jeweler B. 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