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THE HEPPNER HERALD. HEPPNER, OREGON
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. iour
THE HEPPNER HERALD
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
S. A. PATTISON, Editor and Publisher
Entered at the Heppner, Oregon, Postoffice as second-class Matter
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The McArthur Amendments
Mr. Clifton X. McArthur
The Iii-oilierhooil.
The first regular meeting or the
Brotherhood will be held on next
Monday evening at the hotel begin
ning with a luncheon at 6:45 and
followed with an interesting and
helpful program.
"What Are Heppner's Five Greatest
! Needs?" President H. M. James
; will be given ten minutes in which to
open the discussion, he will be fol
, lowed by F. A. McMinamin and E.
1 L. Berry as leaders, and E. M. Shutt
" and A. M. Phelps will act as sec
onds. 1 Ten minutes will be gjven for the
.- , . ... . opening of the discussion, twentv
ir, 01 Urt'L'on, will presently inutes to each or ti, ,,,..
introdiic into the I loijse of Representatives, resolutions others wishing f join in the discns
lor two aiiicmlmi'ii! s to the Constitution that are so thor- ionwiii he given five minutes each
oii-'hiv iniili'- wit h modern lirnrcdn re .-.ml ihnt n-ill rem. 1:1 '''osins: '"' I'.-ader will be eive.i
ll
tli.'il t llee Ml
'I1 '
t"U miuutvs each lo answer any n---re
-. :l, -. lOv-ry man wiil b. eH,l
t.'lv ly to i hi.: lime limit.
I'! addiiion io me J:lcor-ior..
' '.i n iu ic will be fur.. !., '
!'V Me baii 1, am: voeal music e;.
LUh .viu.o! quartet.
We :-hoi!iil have one liundree e:ri
f ii'iy i,;i'.:r:it at (his meeting: b- nv :
aed ; i a n io attend,, and if eon have
niied with .the organize t ion.
llle clcclion, and one week alter the assembling of COU- ''"IV" your namo presented at thi.-gres-;.
( .lnf cling, for the brotherhood eo-
'fl,, .... ;, ., 1 1 i -1 ,111 ing to be one of the big things of
1 i "!"";-es in niii iM.-ir iav wmio nave this-
iiii!rii!ally heiK ! icial results. Under our present sv.-leni
nine1--; Ihe prc-idv!-! calls an e xtra session of Congress. ' lie v, ry sure to purchase
'" I . . i i-n months elapse between til lection of a sena- Hr.cit.-on ticket. a.,t later than
e ! i 1. 1
pro id
Moirh
ill to be I o 1 1 i -
hur's i c.o:.!i.,n
: : ' :' dav : !:ei! hi el for ihe fir-! 'i'lii'--
'" : '"' '-id;- m X'.s.-cirdie:-, and th;u the
' "; and p'i .v ni n Live.; dial il I;. -
l 'i'.'e; ,, ,vre is ier i,f ihe sai.ic a.r;r.
'!:;!( !i !i.!irih oi tiie (olowing vear. Yhev
tie.; teas idenlial terms shall begin on I In
- in DiceniLer, or ahout five weeks after not m
the year must also consider them
selves as single persons.
The status of the taxpayer on De
cember 31, 1920, determines the am
ount of the exemptions. If on that
day taxpayer was married and liv
ing with wife or husband, claim may
be made for the $2,000 exemption.
If single, or married and not liv
ing with wife or husband on Decem
ber 31, the exemption is only $1,000.
Persons who reached majority dur
ing the year and whose earnings for
that period amounted to $1,000 or
more, or $2,000 or more, according
to their marital status, must file a
return and pay a tax on their net in
come in excess of those amounts.
jo avoia penalty, tne return mus
be in the hands of the Collector of
Internal Revenue for the district in
which I ho taxpayer lives, or has his
principal piace of bu.-ari'-i-s, on or b; -
iere !:;i.;i::e''L' of M.trt-h 15, J'JJl.
AT rK.VT!. -.: B. :. '.
..." .r.inmil M;iMH!C:':!-.:e htle a I the
:;i: j!c S.it,ji-?uj- evented, Feb
ruary fMh. ?:iks aiu! t!;eie lathes
V.".!n;tlio i! izes fi.T ..site .
Italy ciiai 'cter tint! most comical x,vn
ticiiittii cls:ii-;utcr.
community and we want '
share ils benefits.
aci r.n I
-Uinpiion ol oihcial duties. In the
pre.-idriit. lour months must pass hetweeu hi:-
of Monday next; you cannot be
r.i::.'l titlmisteon mile:--.; you do
I .,: . . ,, i i . , (p; , , , .iu notei manatenietit niusl '
I'Te.-e UnttUlV e:;ten!e!t (bus far in advance the numi
ni.e-als allow executive and legislative power to reside ru.-kis to be served. Don't t
jar !oo lon;j; with men ami parties thai mav'have keen de- 1 lh iiroiherhood, at the hotel, Mm
fealed at the pi. lis. The framcr of these resolutions point ll;iy t'v.-nins.February l-Uh, at i t
.oil tl.-.t if Mr I i, 1 ,1 ,:.. o'clock.
" '.iioi.iii ii.tti i.iiit.ivtt mil executive niausion
during Deeemher following his election, the civil war J
uu'ht have heen averted. There is room! for difference of1
opinion in this particular case; hut the illustration is, nev-, Im""u' r':,x l'"ii,s should himw
ertlieless, a striking one. j
"If my jiroposed amendment slutuld be written into
1he ortranic law of the country," says Mr. McArthur, "the
short session of congress will auto'matically he abolished
and the newly elected congress will meet on the first1-,
Monthly in December following its election This ar
rangement would give practicallv seven months for the
consideration of appropriation bills for the eivuiin"- fiscal husban(ls or wives during the
tyear, and these bills would not he jammed through as year ar T' affecterd- , Th"y
,1 . , ,, , , , , tr. " tire single tor purposes ol the in-
llie.y are at present. - Saturday h.vemngl 'ost. ,0lm. las ,iiw aml are sranteU onlv
The Program Committee.
Birlhs, deaths and marriages dur
ing t lie year 1920 affect materially
income tax returns for that year.
Millions of babies were added to
family circles, each of whom brings
in exemption of $200 in the parents'
income tax return.
Widows and widowers who lost
p jt.
L j I I I v. r
hi '- I
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1 m mm
DI. I.Ol IS ALBERT H.WKS.
Ai raiiKements have been made for the
.!t-;uv-. Ntrlltnia! 1 .ire :i I- :-r.io..y to Turn
Gel (mo G', .d'rin;.; (.il;i;-si'-;.
I'v I'i'OF. i:;'Ki e'lMl, CHAV J,!,.;
t'.cator.
appearance of Dr. Louis Albert Banks,
preacher ami lecturer of national repu
tation, in Heppner, and he will lie at the
Christian church on Thursday evening,
February Sth, coming here under the
auspices of the Federated and Christian
churches of this city. Dr. Hanks wil'.
i an exemption ol' $1,000, unless tled'iainlle a subject of very vital interest
Me ad of a familv i to the people of this city and the public
'bs cordially invilel to come and hear
I .tcmis who .! d.vnPTrt r rep- h,,. He is one of tho most noted
ar" ! l,y eiieual ajiri-t ns-.-n: . rtur'mr ' proarhcrw and Uvtmeis ,r the natior..
when you see a .natty, well
dressed and well tailored
man, you are pretty sure to
find that his suit has bee
made by
iUTCHINSON
tailored to his inches by bet
ter tailors. It's a tip on
good clothes, men, if you
will take it.
Made-to-Measure Clothes
LLOYD HUTCHINSON
My Cleaning, Pressing and
Repairing Department is
complete and up-to-date
m-jKm? ctwmkhwct. .-mrfaxt iihiii. mmnmm
Our v. i i . tl i iiitiiiiiml lilV lias been u:,e inniiepse I'tieterv to imaml'iit-1
lln' ",'" i I in ir.: i-!n-.-. Tii.- rei'ei.Uiier,- !iae cmil rolled our commer
cial li'e, . i j e'i:i t . e 1 our mine.-, mir it i I ruin Is, our Moiis, our I'lietorie:-. Sinee
lite rnrei;';nei- h.n tarrii'il en all of our eeeiioiuie life, what is there, left
In Hie Meiran In tlo? Why, simjilv to rcju tii. Ami so our .-ehnels have
uei.i red men f,a ;:oeniini,'. ' j
W'e neeil more n 1 1 I more dilTerent kititls of (raining. Our jieoilc
:ieetl to esit.T man) other lines, insieai of hein;r simply shut up, as in the
,011, lo he. npiiii plivsieinns. In h vers and outdn'vrs. Our eilueai ional
-isl'iit in ti. i eliar.'e, sn dial it can direct the yoiu people into lift eon
pr.il'essn.n-i t:;,ic;pl of iul.t l lire.', and into twenty or thirty dillVreitt moth's
f KHiiinsr dieif liMle.; iiml eoul rihul ini; to Mieiely. The new school
dietiU lurti il-i'll' to developiiiL: leaders in our eeonoinie and social life, j
I (l.i no! mean to ni:i!,e our education entirely praetieitl, leaving; out
all ol' la - liiim.'initie.-', as (jernitmv has done. We nnist see that the school
infi, .duces youn' people into useful livelihood and trains them at tile!
-ante nine to he eooi' eiliens. i
THOMSON BROS.
EVERYTHING IN THE STORE AT
PRICES
: y-".:...--1: ri.r j?-.: . : :.r r--.i-
ARMERS' MARKET MEIG I
To DISCUSS THE DETAILS OF THE OREGON CO
OPERATIVE GRAIN GROWERS PLAN
lone, Water's Hall Friday, Feb. n, 2 p. m.
Heppner, I. O. O. F. Hall Saturday Feb. 12, 2 p. m
Jlardman. Gav.heu Dldj; Monday, Feb. 1.1, 7:30 p. m.
Gocseberry, School House.. .Tuestlay, 1-Vb. 15. 7:30 p.
Khe 1 Creek, Selioal House, Wednesday, Feb. 16 7:30 p.m '
Lev' . l vi, Star Thca'.re, Thursday. hVb. 17, 2 p. in.
Mcr,:.:u, I. O. O. F. Hall Friday, Feb. :S. 7:30 p. in j
-pi ' . , . 1
Ui.s is) cur oppor.a.iuy to ash questions ;
All faniiers ai.vl business rno.i invited to attend. i
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Every Piece of Goods in Wash Dress Goods
REDUCED
Everything in Cotton Dress Goods 1
REDUCED. 1
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Ivervthing in Domestics
' REDUCED
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HV ORDER OF
ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
l'. erytliing in Men's. Womrn's and
Children Shoes REDUCED.
ai.i. hats Ki:nrci:i)
Al.l. SI i 1 UTS UF.ni'CKI)
r.etytning m .Mens and Hoys Suits
'Dtr,rTTr'T7n
ALL NIGHT GOODS RKDUCF.D
1.L L'XDl-.RWKAR REDL'CKD
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Al.l. ODD PAXTS RKDUCKD
A Pl.r.ASlXC. REDUCTION OX ALT. GROCIIRH'S
THOMSON
BROS
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