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OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY JS, IMS.
Norway News Items ! Forgotten Men At
"'41-
The jury which heard the caae of
Robert Lee Steven» against the State
Industrial
Accident
Comniisiaon,
which had refused io compensate him
Who Meat File A Retam
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One ot the
the most
dramatic of
of the
Coach “Spike” Leslie's Coquille
Th»r. ¿-r. ««„ M. ' u —
nw“‘ dramatic
I M. L. Daniels paid a fine of 825 and for injuries rendered a verdict Tues­
There were fifty-five who ittended expedition* to the far w»t »»» »1
Every single person must file s I c<*ts ln Justice Bull's court here last day awarding him 50 per cent of the
.. Myrtle
Mvrtle Point
tn— r^..u
* Wr we,t- one •*- High School Cagers lost their last
the
Point I Lions
Club dinner­ mbst forgotten, wai
the land expedi­ game of the season in the County Federal income tax return whose Wednesday for failure to secure and established rate for loss of a leg.
dunce last Saturday evening, given tion financed by John. Jaeoto Astor
League battle Friday night to the gloss income for the year from all give a health certificate for an.ani­
at the Coquille Valley County Club. and led by Wilaon -Price Hunt. Hunt
rrespass Notices, primed on cloth,
Myrtle Point Bobcats, 9-14.
This ; sources was »500 or more; that is as mal disposed of at hte sale.
Dr. S. K. Fortune, of Marshfield, was pushed out into the Missouri from his
loss puts the Red Devils in the cellar much as $9 62 per year. Widows,
For failure to have an operator’s lor sale at this office.
the speaker and Elton Schroeder, winter camp on the Nodaway, on
with two wins and six defeats. The widowers, divorcees, and married license, Kenneth LeRoy Baker, Eu­
of Myrtle Point, was toastmaster. April 21, 18it, |n four keel-bouts
Red Devils only tallied one point the persons separated by mutual con­ gene David Schrader and L. C. Wit-
Dr. Fortune and Dick Hill were equipped with oars and »ail». Hear­
first quarter, when Martin made a sent, are classed as single persons.
cosky paid fines of 83.00 and costs.
Marshfield guests of the club.
ing that the Blackfeet were unfriend­ gift shot pay, while the Bobcats, i Every married person, living with j Lester Victor Howe, after being in
Mrs. Glen Robison, of Norway, had ly, he decided to leave the river and
sparked by Hatfield, Sutphin and husband or wife throughout the year, the coupty jail for a day, had his
a minor operation Wednesday of last ■trike out overland. The route led
Peck Walton, rang up seven counters. must file a return if his or her gross fine of »100 and costs paid by his em­
week at the Keiser Hospital and was across the present ‘ South Dakota.
The second quarter the Devils did a income, togetirer with any income of ployer. He was picked Up after run­
able to be brought home Saturday. Montana, Wyoming and Idaho. The little better in scoring by netting five ; tiie spouse, was as much as »1200 for
ning into Mike Daniels' car and was
She is getting along njceiy.
Snake River was reached near the points. One by Ray, two by Costine i the year; that is, as much as $23.0« charged with driving a car after his
- ANY KIND OR AMOUNT
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Southmayd present St. Anthony, where they and two by Red Woodward, 4 beau- per week: If husband
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and _________
wife both license had been revoked last fall.
were Sunday dinner guests of their abandoned their horses and took to tiful »wisher from the center of Ute j have income, they must both make a
Last Saturday Rolland Quincy
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. the river. In the vicinity of Twin floor.
Woodward and Barton re- return. Such return may be made I Sayler was fined »15 and costs for
Paul Davis, of Gravelford.
Fails, Hunt was forced to leave his placed McCarthy and Mineau half separately, or, if they are both citi- having no operator's license and for
Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8chroeder boats and proceed on foot. Before way through the second period for lz*ns or residents, thqy may make a
violating the basic rule. He was giv­
spent the day Monday visiting their long their food was consumed and Coquille. The Bobcats broadened joint return. A joint return may be en iffitil March 10 to pay.
daughter, Mrs. Severt Iverson, at starvation was a daily guest. Hunt their lead considerable with ip points, I made by husband and wife even
On Monday Robert Lester Cumden
Roseburg,
led one party and Ramsey Crooks all but Belloni scoring at least two , though one has no income, and a joint was fined 81-00 for having no chauf­
Thursday evening dinner guests at another on opposite sides of the points and the boys frofn Myrtle return is advisabli in the caré of per­
feur’s license, Vernon Walter Konrad
the J. H. McCloskey's were Mr. and Snake as fur as the present Home­ Point town Jfcd 17-8 at half time.
' to*»», one of whom has no income, who was summoned to appear Feb. 27 be­
Mr». P. W. Laird, of Myrtle Point, stead, where they were forced to
J.
McCarthy started the third quarter ' marry during the year, since the per­ cause he had ho driver’s license, and
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and Mrs. Herman Eickmyer and son, retrace their steps.
iti Goaline’i place in the Red Devils* »»nal exemption attributable to each the case of Lee Edward Day, for the
I uii rd, of Berkeley, Calif.
They entered the Burnt River line up. The third period was one ot spouse during the period of pre-mari- same neglect, te pending.
The regular meeting of the Myr­ canyon and pushed on through to those rough and tumble kind and not | *tel status is allowable In a joint re-
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tle Point Rebekah lodge was held the Powder River valley. New Year’s many points were scored.
SOLID OK LOOSE
Myrtle turn.
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in the I. O. O. F. hall Monday eve­ Day, 1812, was ushered in near the Point hit the hemp for five points and . A joint return must be signed by
ning with twenty-six present. Ail present Ulfion, Oregon, in the Grande held the Coquille quint scoreless.
' both husband and wife and verified
Feb. 18—Thomas Waldrop Moore,
enjoyed a potluck dinner, honorinig Ronde Valley, where Hunt and his
The final frame Bill Mineau hit a by a written declaration that it is i
of Empire, and Claire Helen Stirrat,
the members whose birthdays come famished party enjoyed a feast of free
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shot, Tom
Martin
a basket and made under the penalties of perjury. of Seattle.
m January and February of this year. hone and dog meat in a Shoshone In- ' »lek Ray a basket and three free ' Where separate returns are filed
Feb. 20— Charles Franklin Stone
Visitors at the Lincoln Day pro­ dian village.
The Columbia was ones to give the Devils eight more j by husband and wife on Form 1640,
gram given by the Norway school reached on January 21, where canoes points and a final score of 14. Myr- ‘be Joint personal exemption allow- and Geraldine Neideigh, both of
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were the foltowing named: Mrs. Taggj____
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were ___________
traded for _____
with the Indians.
Be Point made
seven more to give'able
where
the _ ___
married
status Charleston.
Feb. 26—Norman John Richards
Detlefsen, Mrs. Howard Hancock,' On February 15, Astoria was reached them 29 points at the final whistle, has existed throughout the year) may
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE
and Patricia Lee Chase, both of
l^rs. Rayihond Thompson, Mrs. John'and the long, arduous journey was! In foul shooting both team»' aver« be taken by either, or divided be-
YOU SELL. WE WILL GO OUT
'ages were the same but Coquille did tween them In any proportion agreed SaturdKv’bv 'lU-v' Cha* G Brown' d
Keller. Mrs. Henry Gasner, Mrs. Del- ended.
ages were the same but Coquille did ‘ween them In any proportion agreed
OF TOWN TO PICK UP GOODS
nert Sumerlin and Mrs. Earie Fowler.
On June 29, Robert Stuart and a . Myrtle Point one better in the total^upon. If separate returns are filed |(lie pioneer p,,.™», hare.
AND BUY.
The school also celebrated Washing­ 'small
small party set out for st.
St. Louis with ¡made,
'made, making six out of 12 and the ,one may net report
renort income
Income which
^3_ Albert Virl Nighswonger
ton’s birthday.
j dispatches • for John Jacob Astor. Bobcats five out ot 10. The Red . belongs to the other, but must report j and Lucille Daisy Capps, both of
Little "Jackie” Norris, who has Suart followed or paralleled their , Devils had two bad quarters, the first °nly the Income which belongs to him
North Bend. ■
tx*en quite ill with the flu the past original trail as far as the present and the third. They made one peint‘(°r her).
two weeks, has returod to school. Pocatello.
There he turned east,, the first, and went scoreless the
No person is exempt from filing S
Grode III War Tire».
We have
Mr. and Mrs. Claver drove to Rose­ crossed the Rockies at or near the ¡third, they just couldn't seem to hit return if his gross income is equal
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lots of them. Southwestern Motor
burg one day last week and brought South Pi
and followed the Platte that hoop.
to or greater than the amount speci-
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Co. Car and Home Supply Store.
back 500 baby chicks.
River to the Missouri, reaching St.
Don Sutphin captured high scoring fled above for hi* clarification. Neith­
Raymond Thompson, of Norway, is Louis in the spring of 1813. Hunt’s honors with nine points, followed er the President of the United States,
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working for the South Western En­ trail from
the _
Port Neuf,
Poca­ closely by Hatfield and Peck Walton, nor the Vice President, nor Federal
At the reduced pub­
gineering .Corporation at the Krome tello, west and Stuart'a trail from with eight apiece. Ray was high for Judges, nor Members of Congress,
lished rates.
Corporation plant oanstruction, at there east blazed the way which-waa Coquille with six.
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are exempt from filing returns.
the Beaver Hill junction, as a pipe followed in later yeers by covered
Many listings to choose
Coquille’s B squad won tlteir game 1 Moreover, all income from what-
fitter. .'
from in farm, home
wagon caravans, to become familiarly from the Bobcat B squad, 26-14. Bud aver source, unless specifically ex­
Meek took high individual-scoring
individual- scoring in eluded by statute, moat be reported
and business property.
known as the Oregon Tri*U.
The type of Income
Gov. Snell has signed the senate the prelim with seven points. This 'in the return.
Old Oregon Trail
A Sod Basketball
Season Ends
Federal Income
Tax Information
Fines Imposed In
! J. P. Court Here
WANTED
Used Furniture
Enamel Ranges
Circulating
FRUIT JARS
CHAIRS
Marriage Licenses -
Used MATTRESSES
BED STEADS
BED SPRINGS
Brooks
Swap Shop
Insurance
Fairview News
Mrs. Clarence Dssdmond was
pleasantly surprised Saturday ev«-
ning by relatives and friends rete-
brating her birthday, which was Feb.
22. Those calling at her home were
Mr. and Mrs. Chartoe Geitoer, Mr.
and Mrs. Laurence Ryan, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Kenyoa and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Dow. Mrs. Dow served
sandwiches, sai&d and a birthday
«■ake, decorated for the occasion. 'T,‘
bill which provide» for the Old Ore­ winds up the season for the Coquille specifically exempt are listed in the
gon Trail Centennial Commiaaion to' H squad, they won six out of eight intructions accompanying the return
proceed with the Centennial celebra­ games, and tills ties them with form,
North Bend’s B squad for the mythical
tion this year, .
'
A person whose groan Inicome doe»
Secretary Walter Meacham reports county B »quad crown.
n«>t exceed
and consists wholly
Main game summary:—
of salary, wage», dividends, intereat.
that erithuaiasm 1» growing and plans
FO, FT, PF. ;<>r annuities, may make u Simplified
being Jaid.Jsy various communities COQUILE (14)
2 Return on Form 1040A, In which -the
for the staging at plays and pageants, Ray -- --------------„..rA........ 1 ■ 4
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3 tax due may be readily ascertained
display of books on western history, Goeline
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I by reference ta a table contained in
displays of relics of pioneer days, Martin
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I lhe form.
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0
0
sermons in churches of ail faiths, McCarthy
0
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A husband and wife living together
ceremonies at the graves of the early MHvmu
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MYRTLE POINT (29) FO FT. PF. on July 1 of the taxable year may file
trail blazers and treks over portions
Sutphin .................
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I separate Simplified Returns if the
of the old trails.
1 gross income of each te from the pre­
1
Days at Remembrance are being P. Walton............ . ..... . ..4
0
1 scribed source» and does not exceed
outlined, such as the discoverey of H. Walton ........ -....... —I
0 »3000, or they may file a »Ingle joint
a
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the Great River of the West (the Col­ Hatfield >
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that y________
form if . thejr com-
4 ( return on
umbia), the founding of the Provi­ Belloni
gpbstitutlons: — Coquille, Wood- i Lined Income Is from the prescribed
sional Government at Champoeg, the
.
i sources and does not exceed $S660. A
admittance of Oregon as a Territory ward (8), Barton.
Officiate: Lynn and Carver.
taxpayer may not, however, file a
and mi a state, and for other days of
Simplified Return if the other .«pouse
historical importance.
files a return on Form 1040.
In all of these activities the » c I kx J s
throughout the state are taking an
Lulu Marie Lindsay is ill at home
with the mumps. Thia is her third
tune to entertain them.
Wm. Byerly was a business oaller
in Coquille Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Deadmond is ill at her
home again.
Mrs. BiR Noah, BiUle and Bonnie,
were callers from their home at Lake­
side. Sunday.
Relatives and friends of Raymond
Norris were relieved to hear from
him a week ago. The letter being ac,lve Pur •
written “Somewhere in the Pacific.*’
on Jan. 17. Hto brother, Herold, ta hr-
training at Freano, Calif.
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____ Lindsay chaperoned a
Alta V.-Roger» was on Tuesday ap-
Mrs. Harry
group of girl», who attended the be»- pointed administratrix of the 21100
ketball-game in Coquille Friday estate left by Roy L, Thomas, who
died here Jan, 20, Appraiser» named
night.
E- L,
The Fairview Extension oiub met were. Martin Randleman,
last- Tuesday at the Grange Hall, Thompson and Henry Miller-
C, H, Water was named on Tues­
Roxy Frye demonstrated the repair­
ing of electric equipment and ogre day a» executor of the will of Wm, H.
Moore, who died at North Bend, Jan.
of the same.
Mr, and Mr». Melvin Kenyon and 31. Appraisers of the estate, which
< hildren returned Saturday evening is estimated to be worth Il WO, will
from southern California, where they be Walter Butler, Walter Condron
and John Ferguson.
went on business.
A petition for administration ot the
Mrs. Althea Harrah spent the week’
« nd with her parents at Arago. Her »500 estate left by James E, Ford,
mother, Mrs. Frank Lan?, 1» in poor who died Jan. 80, was filed In pro­
bate court yesterday.
health Just now,
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Mr». L. L Buoy has heard that her
mother, Mrs. Noah, is il|. She is in
the northern part of the state visiting
Feb. 16—Z. Row Properties, lnc„
mother daughter,
vs, Coast Oil Co., a suit to cancel
"Life Begini At 8:30"
4 Due At Roxy Theatre
PfObate COUTt ItBITU ' Sun., Mon., Tuesday
Circuit Court Cases
McKinley News
kNMNb
Feit, IS—Archie D, McKinzie vs,
Wayne Gill misged a d*y or two
of school las) Wt*k when I ha wo»
quite ill but he is bapk In school
again this week,
The Jolly Gardeners met Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Qeo,
Glenp. Members present were Mr».
May Wyant. Mrs. Rex Brown. Mrs.
lee Mast. Mrs. Milford Mast and
Velvla McXenxie, Rult for divorce.
Feb. M —
Unemployment
Compensation Commission vs. W. T.
Alpine,
Feb» 83 -Coos Bay lagging Co, vs,
Howard W awl »arise C, Irwin et al
heart attack. They had lived in Mc­
Kinley at the mill tor otoee to three
lieu«, M<*
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Clarence Churchill,
Mrs, Frank
Haney, Mrs. John B, O’Sullivan, and
hostess, Mr». Geo, Glenn. Helen Mast
was elected
aewetary to HU the
vacapgey left by Velva Kin« Club
ladies »re to meet Thursday morning
at Cherry ('reek te»rk to »tart plean-
..r the
.... graurids «nd cutting down
Ing up
the new young brush and briars that
are trying to tgke the place again-
Friends pt Mr- and Mrs- Henry
Jackson, Of Coqüllle, were very mucn
shocked by the sad new« of Mr. J«®*-
brother. Race, left Friday forWRf
home in Arkansas. Frank had lived
here and worked in the Moore mill
for the past two or three years.
«Mr »nd Mnl Howard Kook have
houae guests from White Salmen,
Washu They are Mr. and Mrs. Woody
Kock and Judy. Howard's brother,
Mr, J. L. Kock, hl. father, who
came tost Friday and Intapd Visiting
McKinley school was let out Mon-
_
day at noonra.lt
was Washington’s
nuthd'av and Miss Oerdfhg had to
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WHEN. WHERE AND HOW TAXES
ARE TO BE PAID
Taxes due on a return filed for tiie
calendar year 1942 may be paid in
If you thrilled, as a almost every­ full'at the time for the filing of the
one did. to the tender pathos and return on or before March 15. 1943.
heart'W.rmlng humor ot "The Pied The tax may, at the option of the tax­
Piper," it te certain that an equally payer, be paid in four equal install­
enchanting einema treat awaits you ments instead of in a single payment, *
in "Life Begins at Eight-Thirty," in which ease the first installment is
which will be shown at the Roxy to be paid on or before March IS, the
Theatre. Sunday, Monday and Tues­ second on or before June 13, the third
on or before September 15, and the
day,
For, besides bringing back to the fourth an or before December 15,
If the taxpayer elects to pay
screen that austere master of merri­ 1943.
ment, Monty Woolley, this 30th Cen­ his tax In four installments, each of
tury-Fox entertainment windfall co- the (our installments must be equal
stars Ida Luplno, fragile mistress of in amount, but any installment may
the drama, with Cornel Wilde, ex­ be paid, at the election of the tax­
citing new diacevery, as her roman­ I payer, prior to the time prescribed
tic vis-a-vis, and uteo feautres one for ¡ta payment. If an inatellment
of the really well-rounded oasta of is not pail In full on or before the
date fixed far Its payment, the whole
thé sea»«n.
Produoed and written for the screen amuunt of the tex remaining unpaid
by Nunnally Johnson, the film waa is required to be paid upon notica
taken from a play by Emlyn Williams, and demand from the .collector.
author of "The Corn la Green" and
The tax must be paid to the collec­
“Night Must Fall." Rich in humor, tor of internal revenue for the diatrict
yet tenderly dramatic, the story in which the taxpayer’s return is re­
seems to be the perfect type to per­ quired to be filed—that Is, to the col­
mit Woolley to cavort at hte grandest lector for the district in which is lo­
cated the taxpayer's legal residence
and gruffest,
The bewhiakered star appear» as a or principal place of business, or if
once-great stage personality toppled he has ni legal residence or principal
from the height» by fate. Although place of business in the United Stat -s,
he would rather laugh and let the then to the collector of internal rev­
world go by, he is brought to grips enue at Baltimore, Maryland.
with the serious side of life by the up-
In the payinent of taxes a fractional
part Ot X CCOLM to.be dtaregarded
unless it amounts to"oKe'-hali cent
Noteworthy, toe. Is the kitowleldge j'or more, In which caae it shall be |
that Irvihg Plcbel. who directed “The Increased to one cent.
The tax due, if any, should be paid 1
Pied Piper,'* piloted »Life Begins at
Eight-Thirty." Topping the featured in cash at the collector’s office, in
cast with Wilde are Sara Allgood, the by check or money order payable to I
mother of "How Green Was My Val­ “Collector of Internal Reevnue." In
ley," Melville Cooper, J. Edward the case of payment in oath, th« tax­
Bromberg and William Demarest payer should kt every instance re­
The film promises to be another hap­ quire and the collector should fur-
py combination of ingratiating humor nish a receipt. In the caae of pay-
.J 4 trenchant rlii
n srr> i~
i menta made by check or money order.
and
drama,
however, th« canceled check or th« |
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Keys made for »11 locks. Stevens money order receipt is usually a suf- ,
Hardware, Coquille. Or«.
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Real Estate
Income Tax
,
Birth Certificates
Oerding
at Bank Bldg.
Service — Moderate
charge.
The service charge on
£*\i.c¿rtK
order to continue this
service to the public it
is necessary to change
the service fee to $2.60
to take effect on March
1st. This is stiy a low
rate« for the service
given.