THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1017.
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
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The Springfield News
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THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1917.
EVERYONE MUST HELP PAY
COST OF WAR
Bringing the enormus war
cost home to everybody in this,
country will soon begjji- to be
realized, although the great war
machine that is being built up
for service at home and abroad
will not get into full operation'
until about next September, seys
the Roseburg Review. It will
take three or four months to
mobilize, drill and equip a big;
army of 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 j
men. It will also take about
as long to begin turning out a
sufficient number of new ships 1
for their transportation to Eu-
rope, and thereafter keep this
army recruited and fully sup
plied with munitions, food, cloth
ing etc.
To help to meet the enormous .
expense for all these things the I
new revenue bill now under con !
i
sideration in uongress proposes
tlie most extensive line of tax
ation ever faced by the Ameri
can people. Among other things ,
it provides for doubling the nor
mal income tax rates with re
ruction of exemptions and in
creasees of surtaxes ongreat in
comes; absolute elimination of
all articles on the tariff free list
with the imposition of a min
imum duty of 10 per cent and,
a horizontal increase of 10 per
cent on all now taxible articles,
together with increases of taxes
on internal revenue and new j
taxes which reach to the remote ,
departments of business and j
household life. These new rev !
enues are proposed to make up
the year's income of $1,800,000,
000.
Increases on postage rate3
include newspapers, which it is
proposed to charge on the par
cel post zone system. Publish
ers who are hurrying to Wash
ington and some of those who
conferred with the ways and
means committee members said
that such a line of taxation as
is proposed upon them practic
ally will force many out of bus
iness. Mailing charges for
papers of average circulation, it
was said, would be increased
many thousands of dollars year
ly. In executive session the House
ways and means committee ad
ded a provision to put a tax of
1 cent a pound on coffee and 2
cents a pound on tea in the
hands of roasters and importer?
The section is drawn so as not
to tax the stock in the hands of
retailers and is expected to pro
duce about $5,000,000 revenue.
One draft of the bill proposed
to impose a tax of 5 per cent on
receipts from advertising, but
as finally prepared for the House
this tax was made so as not tn
apply to newspapers and period
icals. The new taxes include levies
on life and firo insurance, on
household electric bills, tele
phone bills, railroad tickets, ad
mission to amusements, club
due's, automobiles, pleasure
boats, and, practically everything
that enters Into the life of a fam
ily. In an effort to spread the
taxation over the business life
as well as the social life of the
nation, now taxes arc proposed
on corporations, excess profits
and other elements of commerco
Most of the revenue would
come from these taxes: On In
comes, normal rate of 4 per cent
for individuals, with exemptions
on $2,000 for married persona
and $1000 for unmarried, and
graduated super-taxes on In
comes of more than $5000; G
per cent on corporations; in
creased taxes to be effective
I from January 1, 1917. On ex
cess profits, 10 per cent. On
inheritances, new taxes on a
graduated scale running from
1-2 to 15 per cent, present in
heritance tax to remain. On
imports all existing tariff duties
raised 10 per cent and 10 per
cent duty imposed on articles
now admitted free.
Minor taxes include: Increase
of letter mail from 2 to 3 cents
.an ounce, of postal cards from
1 to 2 cents and of newspaper
rates by a zone system. Liquor
and tobacco taxes practically
doubled. Levies by stamp tax
es or other means on life insur
ance policies, pipe lines, electric
power, telephone and 'telegraph
messages, theater, club dues, or
manufacture of automobiles
cosmetics, proprietary medicines
musical instruments, jewelry,
moving picture films, chewing
gum and pleasure boats.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
State of Oregon Mny 17, m7.
bounty of Lano S
To Fred M. Wilson, your holrs or
issigns, you are heroby notified that
( have expended tho sum of eight
hundred dollars In money and labor
jpon tho MyrUo Group of mines can
Jlstlng of tho Chester mining claim,
the Chester Extension mining claim;
tho Hilda mining claim: tho Hilda Ex
tension mining claim: tho Myrtlo mln
: ng claim: the Myrtle Extension mining
Olnlni; tho Kathryan mining claim,
tho Kathryan Extension mining claim;
I nil of which nro Hltuated In Uluo Hlvor
i Mining District, Lano County, what
is known as East Quartz Crook, Stnto
of Oregon, as will appear by Location
. Notices filed In the office of tho Ho
corder of said county as follows to-
wit: Hie Chester mining claim ;
was filed on the liOth day of July, A.
D . 190S. nnd recordod in Book C. on
page 592; the Chester Extension min
ing claim was filed on the 27th day
of October, A. D., l'JOS. and recorded
iu Book 0 on pngo G02; the Hilda
mining claim was filed on tho 20th
, day of July, A. I)., 190S. and recorded
I in book C on pago 591; tho Hilda Ex
' tension mining claim was filed on the
27th day of October, A. D., 190S, and
recorded in Book C, on page 603; tho
Myrtle mining claim was filed on tho
27th day of Octobor. A. D., 190S, and
recorded In Book C, on pago 603; tho
Myrtle Extension mining claim was
' filed on tho 27th day of October, A.
D 190S, and recorded in Book 0, on
page 604; tho Kathryan mining claim
1 was filed on tho 4th day of Juno, A.
D., 1912, nnd recorded In Book 7, on
1 page 75; the Kathryan Extension mln
ing claim was filed on the 4th day of
June, A. D., 1912, and recorded in
Book 7, on pago 74. Records of Min
ing of said County.
Tho said sum of eight hundred dol
lars, your share of which Is two hun
dred sixty six and 67-100 dollar
(526G.67), was expended by mo do
the above described mining claims In
order to hold the said premises under
the provisions of Section 2324 of tho
Revised Statutes of the United States,
being tho amount of work necessary
to hold said claims for the year ending
December 31st 1916, and which sum
i was expended thereon during said
year 1916.
i, You, your heirs or assigns, as co-
owner of one-third Interest In said
claims above described are charge
'agle under said section 2324 of tho
Revised Statutes in the sum of two
hundred sixty six nnd 67-100 dollars
lbeing one-third of tho whole amount
i expended by me your co-owner dur-
ing the said year 1916 and it within
ininety days from the date of the ser
IJvlce of this notice upon you, you fall
to contrlbuto your portion or sucn
expenditure your interest In said mln
king claim will become tho property
of your co-tenant tho subscriber horo
to under and by virtue of Section
2324 Revised statutes of tho United
t States.
Witness my hand and seal the 17th
day of May, 1917.
J. H. CUMMINGS (Seal)
Date of first publication of this no
tice is May 17, 1917.
May 1714 t.Trurs.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON
EXECUTION
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
of an Execution and Order of Sale
Issued out of tho Circuit Court ot tho
Stato, of Oregon for Lano County,
on the 8th day of May 1917, on a
Judgment rendered in said Court for
said County on the 8th day of May
1917, In an action wherein the Plain
tiff C. H. Bohm recovered Judgment
against the Defendant Bruno Rledel
for the sum of Ninety Six and 75-100
Fuel Is Going Up But the
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We have many satisfied
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A. L. INQALL8, Manager.
OOP OUDQ1 ASOUTIT.)
T tUCN CHtWIMQ
J Ino OTHIPIPOR, J
S THUS
ir
VAKt UP
SENATOR) I
THC0U0O.KPUTI
MI NtXTTOTHMl
TMHIf YtAMWl
($96 7.r.) Dollars nnd the further sum
of Fourteen nnd NO-100 ($14.00) Dol-
i lars cost, disbursements nnd Interest
on said judgment at 6 per cent per
annum from tho 8th day ot May 1917,
which Bald Judgment was onrollod
and docketod In tho Clerks oftlco of
, said Court on tho Sth day of May,
1917, and said Execution to mo direct
or commanding mo In tho unnio ot tho
Stato of Oregon, to soli tho following
described real proucrty to-wlt;
Beginning at tho Southwest corner
lot 17 In Uio "Plat of Frederic" In
tho County of Lano Stnto of Oregon,
;is tho Humo appear s on file In tho of
fice of tho County Clerk of unlit Coun
ty and Stnto, running thencn East
alone the South Boundary lino ot satd
I ot. Seventeen (17) to the Southeast
corner of said Lot 17; thencu North
mi l ylnug tho East boundary lino of
cald Lot 17. a distance of 25X41 foot;
thencn West parallel with and 212.61
ft from tho North Boundary lino of
Mid ImI 17. a distance of 109.69 ft.
more or lens to tho West boundary
line of said Lot 17. thence South along
the Went boundary lino a dl'iUnoo of
2A5G9 ft more of loss to the place of
beginning containing 2.364 acres tho
same being tho South 2.301 ticroa of
Lot 17 aforesaid, all In Lane County,
Oregon, ns shown by deed to llrt.no
Itiedel, recorded In Vol 113, page 433.
on March 7 1917, In IX'od records of
Lano County. Oregon.
NOW THEREFORE. IN THE NAME
OK THE STATE OK OREGON ami In
compliance with Bald Execution and
Order of Salo, IwiU on Saturday tho
16th day of Juno 1917, nt tho hour ot
one o'clock p. m. on said day at tlu
Southwest door of tho County Court
house at Eugono, Lano County, Oro
gon, offer for Balo and soli, subject to
redemption nil tho right tltlo, and
Interest of tho nbove named Defend
ant Bruno Rieilel In and to thu above
described real property,
JAMES C. PARKER.
Sheriff of Lano County, Oregon
By D. A. Elklns, Doputy,
May 10,17,24.31; Juno 7.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
tho undersigned has been nppointod
administratrix of the Estate of Milton
G. Bally, Deceased.by an order of tho
County Court of Lane County, Oro-
gon. All porsons having claims
against tho said estato nro required
to present tho eamo with proper vou
chers attached thereto to tho admlnlB
tratrlx at tho office of S. P. Nosa
over the United States National Bank
at Eugene, Oregon, within six months
from this dato. May 3rd, 1917.
ETHEL C. BALLY,
Administratrix of the Estato of Mil
ton G. Bally, Deceasod.
S. P. Ness, Atty, for Estato.
May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31.
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