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THURSDAY JANUARY 80, 1927
T H K SPR IN G FIELD NEWS
Sprintisi« Ceuple Weds
Miss Nellie Nesbitt and Uvula Tib
AT U. OF O. CONFERENCE bel of dprlnglteld were married last
MILLS UNDER SLOW BELL
QUINTET SAT. NIGHT
Ralurday al the courthouse In Kugeno
Portland. Jan. 10 • tSpecial) ■ Kui
Vnlveratty of Oregon, Kugcne. Jan. i University of Oregon. Eugene. Jan 30 by County Judge V. P. Barnard. The
high
_____________________________________ployment In the Pacific Northwest ‘ j®- (S p e c ia lI- With eleven victories I — (H feclali Four Hprugltold
couple la residing here.
school students attended the seventh
return»,
the
personal
exemption
of
ha*
b**'°
»Med
somewhat
during
the
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I'arttaaS. Ore.. Jan M— For the in
»3500 mav be taken bv either or P**' w**k »*>•“ logging
was resumed I scored , In
. every gSUte
_ played
,
, this
. . year, annual high school conference al (he I CALL ANO BCR Or N. W Bmw>y
,
aad guidaaee of tndivMa n o m may oe lasen oy rim er ,lr
Vnlverally this week-end
divided beetween them
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on priesa on plate and other verb t?
at* ia preparing their returns. Clyde
More lhau 500 students from all
In .aw . the statu . „ . , . . . .
fr"m •»«>»*"» O'*«»» “> '"e Cans ’ ,h * Or*«u“ basket hall lean, will at-
• Hustle», collector of Internal rev- chaBM . tortus, th . . . *KI
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. dlaB line. according to the 4-L em ploy- j ‘«“ P'
"••*« «k* Invasion of the parla of (he slate, representing nearlv
eaae. today lasued a statement ia change, during the taxable year, t h . . ^
h<re.
| Idaho quintet here SatuM .y night in every high school attended (he sea Gat Makaa Paopla
which he aamaiarlaea briefly the ee- personal exemption shall be sn
|og(|wrï
returned to work1 ,ha *'ra* conierence game to be played slotts, which were separated Into four
Narvoua and Raatina«
s-stiat previatoaa of the I «2« Rev- amount which bears the same ratio
In the »175.000 hoop pavilion Just divisions for the editors and man
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.
- I ••»<* January Id. the 4-L reported
1 erected on the Webfoot campus.
ease Act aa they relate to the lla- to »ISdO as the number of months.
Oa» pressura In the abdomen cana
agers of high school publications
Wlity of individuals for filing returns! during which the taxpayer was single
Uumb.»r manufacturing in the Hr
student body officers, girls' leagues, es a rastinsa, nervous fee Ing and
Uaskvtball critics of the Pacific
sf «com e (or the calendar
|»»g bears to tw elve m onth, plus an d‘” rU'“ -
»'»»" »»« 1» «P-r
prevents sleep. Adlerlha remove«
and faculty advisers,
Briefly
every individual „
I *«»»»« which bear, the w m e ratio
‘ • tow b’ “
8 e ” B'" ’“ Coast conference are almost unani­
Besides a program In which wars gas In TEN miaules and brings out
/
a?
inuiviauat is rv
.
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B,« h' *h tn * ,h »‘ w ,ra l" »Pcrallon mously agreed that the champlonah'p
discussed vital secondary school pro surprising amount* «f »M waa's
qnlred to Nle an Income tax return
M50° aa ,h* num,* r «* months
.. ..
which the taxpayer w n. married and
'h» holiday shutdown have not. of the northwest section this year blent« there were two main entertain mador you never thought was ia
who. during the year Illg , had
reaumet work and there are no less! lies between Idaho and Oregon, with
ment features, the Oregon Wiliam your system This aseeltani Intesti­
than twenty medium and large all*' Idaho having a little more backers
ta) A gross Income of »5000. or
the head of a family, bears to twelve
ette basketball game and the banquet nal svacuant Is wonderful for consti­
■ore. regardless of the net amount;
mills that are atltl down while re than Oregon The Webfoola' won the
Friday night
months For this purpose a fractional
pation or allied stomach trouble.
or
pairs and overhauling are being done northern championship last season,
part of a month shall be disregarded
Don't waste lime with pills .Or tab
Hprtngfteld
representatives
w
ere’
I bi A net income of »1500. or over.
Many plant sare rutt'ng but four and walking through Ila ten conference
unless It amounts to more than half
If single, or if married and not living
five days per week. More than lS.OotV games without a loas. but thia year Evan Hughes, Margaret Oderklrk. lots but get REAL Adlerlha action!
a month. In which case It shall be
F lsnerya Orug »tore
men are affected by shutdowns and »HI be short some of the players who Ilorene lairlmer, Pauline Miller
wtih husband or wife: or
considered aa a full month The
short weeks.
.
helped In the victory. Two uew men.
tc) A net income of »3500. or over,
amount of personal exemption shall
In the Inland Empire the usual Jan j 800,1 M,ll,aaB ■’•»«L and Uordon
if married and living with husband or
not exceed »3500 where the head of a
wife; or
family la married during the taxable “ary QU,*l_ prBval,g In the pine In KM,B«" forward, both of Eugene,
id) Regardless of the amount If the
dustry Winter woo.lv work ta being, ha’ e wou plac"a °" ,ha ««“■••* They
year.
net income exceeds the personal ex ­
done, but sawmills are general! ha’ '’ had ao"” <’ "’* “*»>' working in-
A. E Roberta. l*realdetit
i The normal (ax is 11« per cent oa cloned. Planing and shipping d e p a r t - 1 ,h - ,r new P"a l,'»»g »«"' Oregon
emption
A catalogue, telling about our Secretarial, Bookkeep­
Every individual claiming to be : the first »4000 of taxable Income; 3 ments are running as required by tans have commented on the (endem-v >
ing and Stenographic Courses, aent free to any address,
-head of a fa m ily mast tile a return p,,rcent on
’* 7 » d »<*»- •»<» orders More men than Jobs I« the re of ,he ,hr*M’ »•’, »ra» a ,0 hoW “ >« •» «
upon request.
if be has a net income o f ,15««. or
P* r
th* ba,an* *
port from every district
ur paM “ am“ “* them selves to the
exclusion of the newcomers
Monday Is enrollment day.
were, regardless of the fact that, as'
The tax majr *** •**’* *“ fu" at 'he '
such. he in entitled to the same per- ,im *‘ lh* relurn *• nl«d or the tax-J
Recovers Car
, Coach Bill Reinhart has worked
sonai exemption as a married man. payer may
hls ,a * ,n ««••rterly I
I hard to eliminate any evidence of
Installments of 35 per cent each on
»3500 an« »4P« for each dependent.
A car stolen from Salem was found "leading lady" basket-ball, and the ro-
Phone 666
992 Willamette Street
Eugene, Oregon
A head of a family" Is defined as March JS- June l s - September IS. |n d a t the auto park near the Springfield suits seem constantly better. Idaho
-an individual who actually supports December 15. respectively.
bridge Friday by P o lice. Chief Jess has a well balanced team with a
and maintains in one household one
,n order to avoid penalttea for d e Smltson. The car has been driven powerful offensive and a brilliant d«
or more individuals who are closely Hnquency. returns must reach the o f into the Oak shruba ami abandon.-1 fenslve.
connected with him by blood relation- rt<* “f Collector Huntley In Portlani nfter It had been virtually ruined by
In order to accomodate the huge
ship, relationship by marriage, or by »<»« '«ter than midnight. Msr'-h 15. ac careless driving the local official yrowd unt:clpaled arrangements have
adoytion. and whose right to exercise companied by the payment of at least found. It was returned to Sulem Mon been made for the seating, of «000
fttmilv control and provide for these 25 P.er l* nt of ,h e amount of the day
fans.
dependent individuals is based upon tax-
noti>“ moral or legal obligation."
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I rsonsl exemptions are the same
a Strange W ill
as last year, being as follows;
_ _ _
f ’ 500 for a single person, or a mar-
An unusual will Is that of of Charles
Don’t get an idea that picture-making Is strictly a summ,er
Tied oerson not living with husband Millar of Toronto, who left »800.00
sport.
m
worth of brewery shares to Methodist
Ench ingredient of PERFECTION Bread ia «elected
»3500 for a married person who m inisters of the Toronto conference,
The woods, fields, «»reams, etc. will provide some attractive
with
’he utmost care.
It must pass a rigid teat for purity.
lived with husbaiw or wife throughout while »25.00 in shares In a Jockey club
scenes for winter photos.
It
must
be
fully
up
to
our
high
standard
of
quality.
When
the taxable year;
j are bequeathed to two lawyers and
baked
in
our
sanitary
shop,
it
provides
a
wholesome
food.
»350« for any person who was head Rev. Benjamin Spence of the Prohlbi-
Then, too, you can take indoor pictures. It will provide
amusement and entertainment for vour friends.
of a family throughout the taxable tion Union, one-third to each.
Give the children plenty of bread to eat. It contains
Data on Income Tax is
Given By Revenue Collector
FIR CAMPS RESUMING;
OREGON PLAYS IDAHO
4 SPRINGFIELD STUDENTS
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
IT’S A GOOD SCHOOL
■m
Load Up Youi Camera
and Get Ready to Snap
Some Attractive Winter Scenes
Bread Is Wholesome
Should any of the beneficiaries of
»400 for each dependent
this peculiar will refuse to accept
» dependent is defined as “a pep- their bequests, these sums are to re-
Wm. ether than husband or wife. main In the estate. At the end of
wnder IS years of age. or incapable nine years all property left In the
of self-surport because mentally or estate It to be sold and the proceeds
Physically defective, who was receir-| given to the parents of the largest
fng his chief support from the tax- number of children born in the prov .
payer on the last day of the taxable Ince of Ontario within the nine years,
year. This credit can be claimed by
Considerable Interest 1s aroused
the person who furnishes the chief over whether the preachers will ac-
support and cannot be divided be- cept this brewery and racetrack
*w**n two Individuals."
1 money.
It may cause them some
If husband and wife file separate searching ot conscience to decide.
j
About l/ou r
H ealth
Things You Should Know
Coming to
Eugene
Dr. Mellenthin
SPECIALIST
nun
ilmi
by lohn Joseph Osine», M D
VENTILATION
in Internal Medicine for the
past fifteen years
DOES NOT OPERATE
the best nourishment for young growing bodies.
Our line of
THE BREAD YOU DO NOT TIRE OF
SPRINGFIELD BAKERY
Perklns-Laxton Bldg
Fred Frese, Prop.
Phone 66
Fifth Street
PHOTO SUPPLIES
Is very copiplete. We buy at frequent Intervals so as to
insure freshness of films, etc.
We are Agent» for Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
K etel’s Drug Store
GIVE YOUR FAMILY
ICE CREAM EVERY DAY
Ice cream is not only a delightful confection, the wav
ours is made, but it is also one of the best foodH you can
serve. It is full of vitalizing food elements.
Buy your ice cream and candys at a confectionery
store.
EGGIMANN’S
Will be at
M o nd ay J a n u a ry 31
Ventilation in winter is a prob­
Office H o u rs : 10 a. m . to 4 p. m
lem of first importance. There ia
bo doubt that ill-ventilated apart­
ONE DAY ONLY
ments make for ill-health. Rarely
do we find a family now-a-days
No Charges for Consultation
_
without one or more sufferers from
respiratory infections.
Dr Melliothin is a regular graduate '
I want to emphasize at the out­ ' in medicine and surgery and Is lie -!
set however, that warm air does not
enged by the state of Oregon.
mean impure air, by any means;
He does not operate for chronic ap- 1
»either may we look on cold air as
pendicltis. gall stones, ulcers of the I
always being “fresh air.” One of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
Oie essentials of air in the living-
He has to hls credit wonderful re­
room is, that it be comfortable to
sults in diseases of the stomach, liver,
R.e occupants; great or sudden
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
««nations in temperatura may ba j kidney, bladder, bed wetting, cat-
aaceedingly harmful. /
, arrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatl-
Circulating air is better than 1 ca, leg ulcers and rectal ailments.
rtagnated; the outlet for over-
Below are the names of a few i t
keated, or foul air should be at the
hls many satisfied patients In Oregon.
highest point in the living apart­
Mrs. L. L. Peetz, Moro, heart
ment; the inlet for out-door air at i trouble.
the lowest. If front doors are
Mrs. F. F. Hager, (daughter Marie)
•pened and closed frequently dur­ | Walton tonsils and adenoids.
ing days and evsni-.gg, plenty of
Mrs. E. C. Mulloy, Hillsboro, ulcer
eut-door air may be admitted in I of the leg.
that way; and, air should be held
Mrs. N els Peterson, Skamokawa,
inside, long enough to be warmed
■ Wash., colitis.
by the heating-plant It is there­
fore evident that, the outlet for air
Orover C. Oouthler, Coquille, O re,
•hmiid be smaller than the opening
' colitis and ulcers of the stomach.
for in tA e.
Mrs. Carl Johnson, Marshfield, ear
,
f00™ '* generally to
!
trouble.
be loolfprrnpon with suspicion. No
J. W. Turner. Dallas, stomach trou-
matter if It be a public hall,
I ble
a church, a theatre, or any place
»*ed on oceaalon*.
Public halls
E. A. Russell, Klamath Falls, ap
should be tTMrted with formalde­
pendicitis.
hyde two or three times a week;
Remember the above date, that,
the air should be changed daily. A
bedroom should aiwayg ue left wide
consultation on this trip will be free
open after occupation,—the bed­
and that hls treatment is different.
ding thoroughly “aired” and fre­
Married women must be accom­
quent sprinklings with a olution
panied by their husbands
of formaldehyde may prevent many
Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Los
a respiratory infection.
People
khow th
things, but so many
Angeles, California.
i
neglect the»«.
J 3-20-27:
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Festooned live-oaks beside Louisiana
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Specially pleasing is the color range In No-Lustre Finish Flat Wall Paint tol
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.
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Stopover privileges en route. The luxuri­
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Ask for an itinerary to fit your plans. Four
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Or, if you wish, connect at San Francisco
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