Grants Pass daily courier., January 20, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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Denver, Colo., Jan. 20. With po-
tuto grower« and ahippvrs from Seven
Rocky mountain elates In attendance,
the Western Potato show opened a
three-day exhibition at the city au­
ditorium 'here today.
Official state exhibits are on dis­
play from Colorado, Nebraska, Wyo­
ming and Idaho. Ollier elates rep­
resented at the exhibition are Mon­
tana. 1’tah and New .Mexico.
The show ia held under the aus­
pices of the Colorado potato growers
association and the agricultural «nd
livestock bureau of the lienver Civic
and Commercial asaoeiation. cooper­
ating with the United Rtatee depart­
ment of agriculture.
A feature of the exhibition Is the
pathological display which shows the
nature of insect and disease and
gives practical Illustrations how to
control and eradicate potato ene-
m les
The Colorado State Xgricultiiral
college Is taking a leading hand In
the show, students and members of
the faculty demonstrating in a prac­
tical way. manner of seed selection,
soil selection, cultivation and disease
control.
Certified potatoes were on display I
to demonstrate standards
Perfect
types of various varieties of pota-
toes were shown, each display em­
bracing all the leading varieties
grown tn that state.
The Denver bureau of markets, de­
partment of agriculture, demonstrat­
ed proper methods of digging, hous­
ing and shipping potatoes
The crowd at Oie first day’s events
was augmented by |>ersons In attend­
ance upon the sessions of the Colo­
rado 'IJvestock association, which
concluded a two-day session yester­
day. and the National Western Stock
show which opened Its doors Mon­
day for an exhibition which lasts the
entire week.
BARNES, The Jeweler
Meet door First National Ilan«
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All rights of republication of spe­ will no doubt have a determining in­
Incomes below $5,000 are exempt
cial dispatches herein are also re­
FORD < OMMIIU TAI, DI I.. Wtlg.X
fluence in Holland’s announced de­ from surtax The slugle mail with
eerred.
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«nui
no
dependents
and
an
income
for
sire for admittance into the league
1919 of $2,000 will pay a tax of $40
of nations. The desire to act with instead of $60 as for I $16, and a
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, IBM.
the league, and any disposition not married man with an income of $2.-
to meet the demand of the allied ■*>i)0, and no dependents except hia
e ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
OREGON WEATHER
powers in giving over the ex-kaiser, wife will pay $20 Instead of $30.
♦
The surtax rate is 1 per cent on
♦ do not particularly harmonise. The
♦
Tonight and Wednesday fair ♦ treaty which Germany herself has the net Income In excess of $5,000
♦
and not over '$6,000, and increases
L and continued cold with north­ ♦
signed provides for the surrender of by steps of 1 per cent for each $2,-
♦
erly winds.
Wilhelm and his trial before the bar 000 of net income up to and includ­
a
Recharge» and lt«qmlrs Stornier Batteri««.
If Holland should ing 48 i>er cent on net income in
of civilization
And remember wheuever you want your battery or electrical «/•-
now attempt to defeat the trial of excess of $98,000 and not over $100,-
COURAGE AND CURRENCY
000. From this point the rates run
tern tested he does It free of charge, Wa have the bent equipped
the arch-criminal for the great
auto electrical shop in the city and every Job we turn out tuoann
as follows: 52 per cent on net income
The dollar has gone down in pur­
wron^ he has done humanity and over $100,000 and not over $150,-
a new cualotuer for us WHO'» NEXT.
chasing power. That is a bromide, civilization, she will have shown
Yoii|-s for Her, Ice
OttO. 56 per cent on net income over
a platitude, "old stufT.” Everyone that she is not of the proper temper $150,000 *uid not over $200.000, 60
ADAMS’ ELECTRIC & BATTERY SHOP
j>er cent on net income over $200.-
knows it from actual experience. But to become part of such a body
.Idiinix A JohnMwi, l‘ro|>".
per
000 and not ever $3oO.OOH.
Phone «0
no<1 .«-Mlth Sixth street
should that fact take all the wind out proposes to be.
cent on net income over $30>). ihi 0
or
more
The
Dutch
were
always
of everybody’s sails? Is it going to
and net oxer $500,000, 64 pe>’ - »• i
are pro- on net ia* ome over $500,000 an., nil
deprive us of the courage and initia­ less pro-German. but they
tive which have made the country fa­ Holland before al! else, and they will over $1.060,000. and 65. per cent on
no deubt look to their own interests l et income over $1,000,000.
mous?
The following illustrations will
"Here we are a million homes rather than to tie to the lost cause show the average taxpayer whose net
short of what we need, and short a of the defeated kaiser.
income was more than $5,000 how
to compute l.is tax:
million men to build them,” says
WE DELIVER
A single man had a net In ’mo
Abram I. Elkus. chairman of the re­ i HELPING WITH THE ITASI •
for
1919
of
J
,000.
First
he
ded
tic's
The taking of the census is on
construction commission of the state
the
last half of its course in the h*s personal exemption of $’.000.
of New Y'ork. “There are two things
’earing a balance of $5,000 • 'i- the
to do: Take the bull by the horns country districts, and is supposed to first $4>>0l ho jays at the normal
and build your own home in spite of have been finished in the city dis­ »ate of 4 per <’int. $160. tin the re- NAVY LIBRARY WORTH VISIT
‘Corner Third and G Streets
high prices, and have something to tricts. But it is far from finished naming $1 0< •) he pays at the nor­ Apartment in Statea, War and Navy
mal rate of 8 per cent, $80. In a<l-
show for it your whole life long and in many of the cities, including
Building at Washington Should
dition he pays a surtax of $10. 1 per
during the lives of your children and «rants Pass, and as a corre: t cen-
Appeal to Tourists.
cent on the amount of his net 1n-
yonr children’s children—or hesitate 9US *8 t»le demand of the government, come between $5,000 and $6.000.
The navy library, In tiie state, war
for the next ten years, spend the SOIue extension of time, and some His total tax is $250, as compared orni navy building. Is u lovely place to
same money on rent and have noth-1 further work upon the part of both with $370 for 1918.
souk up atmosphere. Like the build
A married man with two depend- Ing itself. It Is thirty-three years old
fng to show for it when you are ¡the officials and the community will
ents had a net income for 1 $ 19 for When it was built England. France.
necessary to make the count a
through, The rent you are paying
$7,500. From this tie deducts his Spain and Italy present'**! the marbles
now would build your home, And complete one. A patch work census personal exemption of $2,000, plus of pirphyry. sienna and inula* bite with
we are hoping that soon the govern-'is worse than none at all. Every cit- $200 for each dependent. On the which the walls are paneled. Mexico
■ izen knows whether or not his name first $4.000 of the balance of $5,100 sent the pieces of onyx which encrust
ment will help you do it.”
, the gallery. The round stone over the
The Canadian government is al- 1 has been properly recorded, and it he pays, at the normal rate of 4 tier door came from the ruins of Pompeii.
cent. $160. On the remaining $1,- I lie connoisseur in marble who visits
ready helping Its people to finance I is as much his own obligation to
100 he will pay at the normal rate
the construction of modest homes. 1 rectify an error as it is that of the I of 8 per cent, $88. On the amount Washington will enjoy a call here.
In tin- center of the large room, lined*
The building of one’s own home, : enumerator. If you have doubt as of his income between $5,000 and with shelves of «'eighty tomes on mi-
however small and inexpensive, gives to 'our enumeration, or that of a $6,000 he pays a surtax of 1 per vai matters, there Is a large and Im-
a joy of creation comparable to noth­ member of your family, clip out the cent, or $10. On the amount of his IMirtiint green-topped table. Around
this table silt the strut*-ic board of
ing else. Moreover, it puts one on a blank published elsewhere in the, income between $6.000 and $7,500 the Spanish Anierlcuii war. livre nl-*>
It will pay you to come t> us for anything in th*' line of
j he pays a surtax of 2 per cent. The
solid basis with the world. It means* Courier and forward it to the super-1
suppl
es or repair work.
the
naval
advisory
board
for
the
great
'
total, normal and surtax, is $288 as
«nr made their secret plans «nd >x
added respect from one’s fellow visor of the census for this district' compared with $412 for 1918.
We want your big Jobs and we will make the big on*'
I
'*-r'iii«‘ni-. Edison. Maxim? .Miller.unb
small when omputing the cost to you.
men. It means better credit, better at Salem. Errors will then be cor-1 Husband and wife whose combin­ ninny others confi ned over It. with
There Isn't an aiitoinobil* need we can’t supply
'.I..;, ■
chance for growth in business.
rected. Ask your neighbor about it. ed net income for 1919 equalled or the windows carefully darkened mid u
shop your auto hendquarlers.
•
Of course it takes courage to build You can help to make this a com- I exceeded $2.000 must file a return, •.mini before the door.
There Is a quaint side to the library,
in the face of existing conditions. But ; plete and accurate census, or by either separate or joint as desired.
A widow, a woman living apart from too. A little white-haired lady can be
AGENTS FOR.
the rewards of courage were never : keeping quiet, you can permit ft to her husband, or a maid must file a evil nny time, flitting alsiut the
H
udson
maxwell
small.
shelves
of
dark,
heavy
hooks,
or
cut-
become a comedy of errors.
return if her net Income equaled or
’ CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS
exceeded $1,000. A minor whose In­ •ting and pasting busily in her corner
i'come for 1919 was $1,000 or more by the window, 't his Is Jli-s Mn- o.
HOLLAND AND'THE K USER
daughter of n former secretary of the
must make a return. If the minor's navy. She 1ms liven In the library I,
The allied nations have made a ||Ur
income was less than $1,000, It must 20 years, if you hap|H’ii In near noon |
demand upon Holland for the sur-'”’U
. I>e included in the return of the par­ •lie limy give you a cup of ten on one
-A:ct5i( wii6 xhc ^fPAiHlMC
render of the former kaiser. The
ent.
I
corner of her d* si,.
'd E55E.X
PHONE 317 .
defeated war-lord sought refuge in1
And of all charming places to luive
ROTORS
mi unexpected cup of tea, with a
Holland when his cause was lost,
SENATORS IX TILT OYER
H STREET, GRANTS PASS, ORE
and has been somewhat of an embar-1
RESULT OF LEAGUE “VOTE” sweet little Indy, this quiet li*>->k
among the books Is recoiiiiiivndtsl.
making
out
his
income-tax
re-j
rassment to that country ever since.:
I
But there is, nevertheless, a strong’1"™ the taxpayer is required to ’I Washington, Jan. 20. Another ¡
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,
.
.show both gross and net income. brief but spirited tilt occurred in the 1 TWO TRAVELERS CAME BACK
sentiment in Holland against the sur- ,,
,
,
Grost income includes practically senate when Senator Hitchcock, Ne­
render of Wilhelm, and it is report-. eVerv dollar the taxpayer received
According to Army Captain, Mule« Re­
braska, administration leader, pre-1
turned From That Dim and
ed that effort will be made to get him during the year 1919 In arriving at ented final figure« in the recent co'.-
Undiscovered Shore.
to give himself over to the allies Inet income, upon which the tax is I lege vote on the peace treaty and ex !
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I
without the necessity of drastic ac­ ¡assessed, he is allowed certain de­ pressed satisfaction that a large ma-1 Tiie reglniMitnl morning report Is a
eductions,
which
will
be
explained
| jority was against what he called i fearsome document, tin it appear all
tion upon the part of Holland The
¡later, plus the amount of his nxemp- "the destructive Lodge reservations.” J the changes In status of men and ani­
Harness and Saddlery
attitude of Holland in this matter tlon
He also commented on the size of’ mals for each preceding 21 l«>urs. It
Auto Top and Canvas Work
I the vote for unqualified ratification' happened In an Ohio regiment once I
for which, the Nebraska senator said.? that two mtlles fell ill one night. The I
‘the democrats are ready to stand."; veterinarian gave Ills verdict of hope­
j Senator Edge, republican. New! less, and the captain of the supply
company t/ccordlngly made the proper
i
With Grants Pass Hardware Co
¡Jersey, replied ilia’ the colli’<e vote; entry on the morning report: “Two
| was 2 to I against unqualified rati-¡ mules, from duty to dead.”
ifi atlon. while Senator McCormick, i
But under the care of the grizzled
I republican, Illinois, said the league' old stable sergeant the mules recov­
jto enforce pence intervened In thel ered and next morning the captain
Temperature of Ground Water.
Before and Behind.
¡college referendum by furnishing I found tlmm alive and kicking. Now,
Just received shipment of mens’ milts
OriHiinrv ground unter ni u ilvptl’
"t'lm Ilf my pupil*.’’ snys n Buffalo
entries
made
on
the
morning
report
peakers
and
material
fof
speeches.
|
iH.uxht about one year ago. Brown
nf frolli W) lo *'<> l. i t I« idxuil 50 de
1 i" '1 1
could not nnderstiind why
| can never he erased, which made the l'rr's nnd fs iiii.rlv imlfurm rhrottgh
mix worsted, sizes 35 to IO, an extra
I 'b'm ill iluif tlm following piirngriiph
sltiintioii
enibnrnmslng
for
the
cap
mit ili*’ yeiir. At lev •>• ili'ptlis ilm rem
NOTH f
good value at
Hunting
tain. However, he was n mini of re­ permuri’ Is Ifkcfy to Ile mfi eted liy ili* frmu hl« < oniposition on
source, and the next day’s report car­ itt!H<>s|>4i<*rfeiil and «'.'sonni ehnlige* Advi ntnri’' lacked nnlnmtlon unti effect-
persons knowing themselves to ried Urn sfnrlJIng entry: "Two mules, wfil di Inki’ pinci*. hi ep gi’imnd wii - IV. ," «s ■|•,|rs|ll.,| |,y ||„. n.|nnt|,,M
limi er. the punting gazelle sprang from
! be Indebted to the Grants Pass Lum-! from deoil to duty."
ter- me geperidl« pmgrmeilvi’li wurm- cliff to cliff.
At last she could go ne
I ber Co. will please call and make'
ir tlic deeper ubili ''ned firn Irr ', use I'tirt
Before her yawned the dinaro
payment of accounts before Feitruary ' 'The Olympic games were to have brdtlg getl'TIlll.» line deplee fui ,■ ,-n mid '
Iler the hunter."*--Mon-
so that we may close our Jiooks been held fri 1916 In Berlin. Irut • or ' lei : uf de.ul*. tn,| |-. , ,p,. »r. it hiliind
Oidlv Smr.
that time.
were ailed off on account of the war. Vf'*' M
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